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ARMORIAL FAMILIES 
 
ARMORIAL 
 FAMILIES 
 
 A DIRECTORY OF GENTLEMEN 
 OF COAT-ARMOUR 
 
 COMPILED AND EDITED BY 
 
 ARTHUR CHARLES FOX-DA VIES 
 
 " Nobiles sunt qui Arma gentilitia antecessorum 
 suorum proferre possunt " 
 
 FIFTH EDITION 
 
 EDINBURGH: T. C. ^ E. C. JACK 
 
 EDITORIAL ADDRESS— 34 HENRIETTA STREET 
 LONDON, W.C. 
 
 1905 
 
Printed by Ballantvne, Hanson &* Co. 
 At the Ballantyne Press 
 
 GIFT 
 
 MM 
 

 PREFACE TO THE FIFTH EDITION 
 
 EFORE referring to the most important of the changes in 
 the present edition, it may be as well to refer to several 
 minor points as to which I often receive inquiries. 
 
 First, as to the "catch-line" names which appear in the 
 book. In the first edition the j^rst entry for each surname was 
 so distinguished for mere purposes of ready reference, or perhaps 
 even — for it was not my own idea — by the desire of the printers 
 I make an " artistic " page. Their efforts and labour to that end have been 
 uceasing, beyond even my own desires. But even before the completion of 
 1e first edition the fatal objection had become apparent that the addition of 
 a entry for the same surname but with a christian name earlier in the 
 ^phabet involved the displacement of the catch-line from the one paragraph 
 t the other, and the resetting of both. The catch-lines were therefore 
 Dandoned ; but I did not consider their importance, in or out, was worth 
 ' e cost of resetting in order to provide for their deletion. Consequently 
 iiose which were then standing in the type were allowed to remain until 
 ach time as other alterations necessitated a disturbance in the type of the 
 jirticular entries containing them. As such opportunities arise they are 
 dieted, and each new edition has seen their number largely reduced. They 
 ,-e thus automatically disappearing, and doubtless ere long will have 
 linished. 
 
 * In the present edition a new form of entry has been adopted. One 
 ildom at the very beginning of a project hits off the precise plan which 
 le experience of years in carrying out that enterprise eventually indicates 
 I the most advantageous. There were two considerations always before 
 le. The chief was the eternal literary difficulty of " space." My book 
 as growing, growing, and some drastic change was necessary. My original 
 lea (based upon the inclusion of impalements) had been a separate entry 
 )r each separate person. That involved a repetition of parentage (a matter 
 f four or five lines) in the cases of brothers, and a repetition of the 
 etails of the arms — sometimes running to a column or more. But this 
 ^petition became practically purposeless, because I found in practice that 
 nly a very small proportion of the entries carried impalements. Many a 
 lan is keenly anxious to establish his own right to arms, who feels that it 
 5 not his business, but the business of the male members of his wife's 
 imily to prove the right to arms on that side. Consequently a new system 
 as been adopted in the present edition by which all bearing the same 
 oat of arms are grouped together under that coat, and all brothers are 
 Touped together under the names of their parents. The a Becket entry is 
 be earliest one in the book on the new model. I have not thought it worth 
 
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ii preface to tjje JTiftft OBDition 
 
 while to reset the book at a cost of many hundreds of pounds, merely to 
 obtain a fixed uniformity of arrangement, where no change is made in the 
 information afforded between one type of entry comprising several people 
 and a number of separate entries. On this point in the matter of catch- 
 lines I have taken, as I propose to take in the future, every opportunity, 
 as alterations or changes occur necessitating the disturbance of type in an 
 
 Other parts are constantly altering, and by putting the permanent portion 
 first it becomes less costly to make alterations. 
 
 Whilst the new form has been adopted in all new entries which now 
 appear in the work for the first time, the reverse is not the case. In all 
 entries in which alterations of any moment occurred the opportunity was 
 taken to adopt the new form, and the deduction to be drawn from the 
 appearance of an entry in either form is no greater than from the insertion 
 or absence of the black-letter catch-lines. 
 
 The coloured illustrations speak for themselves, and I can only hope the 
 insertion of these illustrations will prove the attraction I anticipate. 
 
 The dating of the arms has turned out a matter of great difficulty — 
 much greater than I had anticipated. In the first place, few seem to know 
 or care about the date of their arms. It is easy enough to check the truth 
 of a given statement of claim : except in the grant of a modern coat it is 
 almost impossible to ascertain the date save by research and the expenditure 
 of time wholly prohibitive to the attempt. Where a reasonable claim has 
 been made I have attempted to verify it, and with few exceptions all such 
 coats of arms are dated. But the claims made have been much fewer than 
 I anticipated. The dates which are inserted are (a) those of the dates 
 which I have been asked to insert, which I believe to be correct, (d) dates 
 which have been within my knowledge before they were supplied to me by 
 the owners of the arms. The date of a grant of arms is public property 
 to anybody who cares to pay the fees for a search, but where, to assist me 
 in my editorial work, my correspondents have been good enough to tell me 
 what the date of the grant is and have expressed a wish that the date 
 should not be published, 1 have respected that wish and treated the 
 information as supplied to me in confidence. But some people object to 
 the publication of a date a century or more ago, which most would be 
 proud to acknowledge. The dates — where the arms are dated— are those of 
 official authorisation. In a few cases where the arms are found on the 
 early rolls it is possible to take an old coat back approximately to its date 
 of origin, but in the bulk of ancient English cases one can do no more 
 than refer to the Visitations, which, though the earliest date of authorisation, 
 may or may not be the date of origin. 
 
 In Scottish cases, with rare exceptions, the earliest quotable date of 
 authorisation is 1672. the date of the commencement of the present Lyon 
 Register. 
 
 So that, except where a definite date of £^ran^ is quoted, the date of 
 authorisation is not necessarily the date of origin. In the case of arms 
 authorised but not specifically granted anterior to 1700 the dates are of but 
 
preface to tfje JFiftf) €Dition m 
 
 \ little value for comparative purposes. But these coats form but a small pro- 
 I portion of the arms in use. 
 
 The omission of the italic entries which have appeared in former 
 editions may or may not be an improvement. Many correspondents have 
 written to me on the point, some advocating insertion, some omission, but 
 the imperative necessity of reducing the space was the factor which finally 
 decided the point. At first I could not claim for " Armorial Families " any 
 approach to completeness, but as each successive edition has brought more 
 and more families under review the approximation to completeness has 
 lessened the necessity for the retention of the italicised part, and lessened it 
 to an increasing extent. But even yet I do not claim to have reached the 
 end, though I think I am now justified in thinking my book is approxi- 
 mately a complete directory of those who are proved to be officially en- 
 titled to bear arms. I have sent out right and left for the last twelve 
 years, hundreds of thousands of information forms asking that they should 
 be filled up and returned to me. Whenever a form has been returned to 
 me from which on the face of it it seemed possible that the arms claimed 
 were born by right, I have taken steps to ascertain if the claim were good, 
 and whenever this has been the case such arms have been inserted without 
 charge or stipulation. I have gradually worked through such books as 
 Burke's "Landed Gentry," and each edition has left a diminishing remnant. 
 Shortly before I closed up the present edition for the press I wrote to the 
 head of every remaining family in the "Landed Gentry" pointing out what 
 I was doing, saying I was aware of no modern proof of the right to the 
 arms which were attributed to him in that work, and asking that I might 
 be advised if I were wrong. The result of my letters astonished me. A 
 very large number at once informed me of their right under a compara- 
 tively modern grant or record, not to the ancient arms attributed to them, 
 but to some entirely distinct coat ! 
 
 But to conclude my remarks on this point, I do say that there are few 
 families entitled to arms, whose right has been proved in sufficiently modern 
 times to place it beyond reasonable doubt, that are now omitted. That 
 there must be some I am of course aware, some even whose right is duly 
 registered up to themselves in the College of Arms. The College of Arms 
 will not permit any one access to their records nor give the slightest clue 
 as to the pedigrees which are recorded from time to time or the grants 
 which are made. One can, however, inquire whether a pedigree has been 
 recorded to a given coat of arms, or whether a specified person has recorded 
 a right to arms by grant or proof of pedigree, and by paying the ordinary 
 search fees can receive the desired information. This I do in all cases coming 
 under my notice. 
 
 Obviously I cannot work through the London or any other Directory 
 at the price of the Heralds' College search fees for each inquiry : but, 
 given a coat of arms which looks genuine, I can find and do find out to 
 B& y^^o"} it belongs. I have many friends and correspondents for whose help 
 fg m this way I am under deep obligations, and sooner or later most genuine 
 coats of arms eventually come into my hands — my difficulty being that I 
 am held up to criticism for the omission of arms recently proved or lately 
 granted before they have filtered through into my knowledge. 
 
h preface to the JFiftft aBUftion 
 
 Subject to this qualification, and with the exception of the arr 
 Peers and Baronets, I believe the present edition of "Armorial Families 
 may be fairly ilescribed as approximately complete. ^Kl 
 
 Peers and Baronets were included in the first and second editions 6^' 
 "Armorial F;unilies." They were then omitted solely for the reasons of 
 space. But I published a list of those whose right to arms was faulty. 
 This list has since been published in every edition. Corrected and reduced 
 to date, it will be found herein on pp. 1523-4. A few Peers and Baronets, 
 however, appear in the body of the book. Some remain under the under- 1 
 taking I gave in my first prospectus to retain in perpetuity the arms of ' 
 every subscriber. The rest have been inserted from time to time for 
 various reasons, chiefly technical, which it is not necessary to explain. 
 Suffice it to say that every Peer and every Baronet has genuine arms (but 
 not always those which figure under his name in the printed Peerage 
 Books), except those to be found in the list I refer to. m 
 
 In both Lyon Court and Ulster's Office I have been greatly helped m 
 the compilation of my book, and my sincerest thanks are due to Sir James 
 Balfour Paul, Lyon King of Arms, and Mr. F. J. Grant, Lyon Clerk, and 
 to Sir Arthur Vicars, K.C.V.O., Ulster King of Arms, and Mr. G. D. 
 Burtchaell, his secretary, for all the encouragement and assistance I have 
 constantly received at their hands. 
 
 A. C FOX-DAVIES. 
 
 34 Henrietta Street, 
 ix)ndon, w.c., 
 October 1905. 
 
THE ABUSE OF ARMS 
 
 URELY even those who affect the greatest contempt for Heraldry will admit 
 that if Arms are to be borne at all, it should be according to the laws of Arms; 
 and that, if the display of them be an empty vanity, it is a less creditable vanity 
 to parade as our own those which belong of right to others. 
 
 Heraldry has been contemptuously termed " the science of fools with long 
 memories." There is more wit than wisdom in the remark, and with the many 
 a smart saying has unfortunately a great advantage over a just one. 
 
 It is impossible to say that there is any direct testimony to the existence 
 
 of Armorial bearings in the now accepted sense of the word earlier than the twelfth century, when 
 
 they seem to have been adopted with one accord throughout Europe. Previous to that period 
 
 ' we read of " white shields" and "red shields" and "gilded shields." In Salmund's Edda mention 
 
 ' is made of a red shield with a golden border. The Encomiast of Emma speaks merely of the 
 
 . ghttering effulgence of the shields suspended on the sides of the vessels of Canute. In the Anglo- 
 
 ; Saxon illuminations we perceive the shields of warriors generally painted white, with red and blue 
 
 borders and circles : on those of our Norman invaders as represented in the Bayeux Tapestry, a 
 
 work at the earliest of the close of the eleventh century, we find crosses, rings, grotesque monsters, 
 
 and fanciful devices of various descriptions, but nothing approaching a regular heraldic figure or 
 
 i disposition of figures. Some of the standards are striped and spotted in a fashion which may have 
 
 i originated the pales, bars, and roundels of the succeeding century, but as these devices are not 
 
 ' repeated on any of the bearers' shields they cannot be considered as personal insignia. 
 
 Thus we see that Heraldry as we know it, Heraldry even as it was understood in its earliest 
 stages, had no existence at the time of the Norman Conquest, nor can any authenticated example 
 be discovered of a proper Armorial shield prior to the first Crusade. Ere the second had reached 
 its termination its usage was extensive and assured. That is all that is known of its origin, but 
 undoubtedly — for it is a matter no one has as yet dreamed of disputing — the Crusades have exer- 
 cised an influence difficult to truly estimate. Not only are a vast proportion of heraldic "charges" 
 easily traceable to the Holy Land, but the assemblage of the flower of European chivalry in all its 
 nationalities, all claiming nobility of birth, must have given a great impetus to the progress of a 
 science devoted and confined to themselves, apart from the encouragement afforded to it by the 
 requirement of some method of distinction amongst themselves. 
 
 A writer of a bygone age has said that " Coates of Armes were inuented by our wise ancestors 
 to these 3 ends : The first was to honour and adorn the family of him that had well deserued 
 towardes his countrye. The seconde to him more worthy and famous above the rest which had not 
 done merit, and thereby they might be prouoked to doe the like. The third was to differ out the 
 severall lignes and issues from the noble ancestor descending ; so that the eldest borne might be 
 known from the second, and he from the thirde." 
 
 " Heraldry was not originated in England, but England was not long in following the lead placed 
 before her, and though at no period perhaps within the British Isles has the love and reverence of 
 Armory reached such a high degree of enthusiasm as has been sometimes accorded to Armorial 
 Insignia elsewhere : still since the old Crusading days have our ancestors of each succeeding genera- 
 tion handed down a respect and admiration for these marks of lineage, rank, and high degree that 
 Socialism and Anarchy, with all their changeability of visage, have failed to suppress in spite of the 
 manifold and multifarious methods and manners in which these ideas have passed through the land, 
 in the Wars of the Roses, in the Reformation, the Commonwealth, the Revolution, and " the Hyde 
 Ij— Park tub-thumper." 
 
 ■ ■. "There is no subject more difficult to be dwelt on than that of honourable descent; none on 
 
 ■'^hich the world are greater sceptics, none more offensive to them; and yet there is no quality to 
 
 which every one in his heart pays so great a respect." — (Sir Egerton Brydges' Autobiography^ p. 153). 
 
 And by reason of this very reverence and respect, Armorial Bearings are one of the earliest 
 
 > outward and visible signs which make their appearance when a family commences its rise in the 
 
 le of social eminence. 
 
 At first, ere their full lustre and significance had been realised, those who bore Arms selected 
 lem as pleased their fancy, but as a name became glorious so did the pictorial sign upon the shield 
 
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 aModated with that name become renowned, and a son inherited his father's Arms with his father*! 
 iword : and Armorial Bearings almost from the very birth of the science have been hereditary. ] 
 Let a privilege or a usage be created, and its abuse rapidly follows. Merchants placed theij 
 ••merchanimarka" upon escutcheons, and called them coats-of-arms when as yet their rank did no 
 warrant the assumption. New men called themselves by old names and claimed the ancient Arma 
 The monks of Battle Abbey are known to have tampered with their roll, and centuries ago tb 
 lienUds deplored and tried to keep in check the vagaries and usurpations of these "painter-fellows,'*' 
 as they then described them, referring thus contemptuously to those handicraftsmen who undertook 
 the actual labour of cutting seals and emblazoning Arms. Had these handicraftsmen stopped their 
 K.fiH« at ihcse legitimate Umits, little abuse, comparatively speaking, could have crept in, but they 
 did not; they hankered after the fees— in their eyes veritable flesh pots of Egypt— of the official 
 heralds. Then, as now, the true position and authority of the Officers of Arms was not properly 
 known or understood. Then, as now, these " painter-fellows " encroached, and then, as now, they 
 profited by the lack of heraldic knowledge current among the general public, and they purposed 
 to find, grant, confirm, and assign Arms. The Arms these outsiders dealt in were likewise of 
 but two kinds— firstly, Arms which emanated solely from their own imagination, and which were 
 bogus from b^inning to end, and secondly. Arms which were perfectly legitimate, and which 
 belonged to ancient families, which legitimate coats-of-arms these "painter-fellows" assigned to 
 other families bearing the same or similar names, without the ghost of a pretence, and without 
 the shadow of a possibility of establishing a descent from the bona-fide holders. That was how 
 the abuse b^n centuries ago. At the present time this same abuse runs riot, and now, as 
 then, it is in the forefront, and the most prominent of all heraldic follies. Though beside 
 this particular illegality all others seem but as mere peccadilloes, there are many other matters 
 which can but come under the same heading and description. To a long-standing abuse, when 
 the legal penalties therefor seem almost to have lapsed into desuetude, there is but one remedy, 
 namely, publicity. It enlightens those who are sinning through ignorance, it may prevent others 
 falling into the same errors ; and as to those who are of knowledge and aforethought wilfully disre- 
 garding the laws of Arms and the laws of the Realm — well, it advertises their little weaknesses. This 
 remedy I propose to try. One of my critics has asked what business it is of mine to criticise Arms 
 when the College of Arms remains silent. It is every man's duty, when he sees a wrong, to try 
 to put that wrong right Moreover I stand in a widely different position from the Officers of 
 Arms. I much question if they are brought into contact with one tithe of the heraldic abuses 
 that I am, for people hardly of their own free-will exhibit to an accredited Officer of Arms preten- 
 sions which they know can be at once detected as bogus or illegal. On the other hand, the indivi 
 duals comprising the world at large seem to fancy that the said world at large, outside themselves, il 
 unable to discover the real character of the Arms they lay claim to. Consequently, as I am simpli 
 but another unit in this aforesaid world, the Arms and garbled pedigrees have been sent up to ml 
 apparently with guileless simplicity, either for insertion in this book, " Armorial Families," or f 
 ** The Book of Public Arms," or for the crests to be included in my edition of " Fairbairn." I ha 
 no reason when I commenced heraldic writing to have looked with suspicion upon the informs 
 tion which was afforded me, but as each successive case I investigated turned out to be a perver_ 
 sion of the truth, my standpoint had to change. I found, first of all, that the fact ot living in the 
 same county, or in the adjoining one for the matter of that, or even in the county adjoining that, 
 was^to the ordinary mind quite sufficient evidence for descent to be claimed ("in an unbroken 
 line," my correspondents usually state) from any armigerous person or any celebrity* who at 
 any time since the Norman Conquest (and many don't even stick at the Conquest) have had a resi- 
 dence m tlm county. At first I was always inclined to tliink that a person to make such a statement 
 must at least have some evidence to support him, even though it might not be sufficiently stable 
 and consecutive to pass muster as a pedigree before the Chapter of the College of Arms. I 
 couldn't have made a greater mistake. I then found that people really entitled to a pedigree of 
 perhaps five or su generations, and to a modern grant of Arms, were seldom content with it, and 
 It usua ly came to me as a genealogical tree of fifteen or sixteen generations, and the Arms had 
 generally been granted by Edward III., or at the latest by Queen Elizabeth. And here is a pretty 
 Ul^^ lo judge a pedigree if the time cannot be spared to investigate it thoroughly. Whenever 
 apedigree m the male hne runs back far up into antiquity— or I will say even this, whenever a 
 pedigree commences prior to the beginning of the eighteenth century, just look at it closely. If in 
 tbe early part of it there figure celebrities, with full dates of marriages and deaths, and details of all 
 the children, and there follow later the words, "from whom descends," or the words, "whose 
 
 r^l^!' ''"^' ^^^ ^^^^ °^ '^^ *^^"^' relationships, the odds that that particular pedigree 
 IS "taked are 999 to i. r- r o 
 
 Jiw-n"**^*" w ''"^'' ^*'^"? that was quickly made apparent to me is this. When a family have been 
 Illegally making use of Arms for some lime, and are then, for some reason or other, induced or 
 
 • One family to my knowledge claim descent from Cardinal Wolsey, and have assumed his Arms. 
 
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 required to place their Armorial matters upon a legal footing, and a Patent of Arms is obtained under 
 the hands and seals of the Kings of Arms, the coat-of-arms which has previously been in use is never 
 granted to the person intact. If a desire for a coat similar to the one in use be preferred, some 
 alterations and additions to it are introduced, varying according to the discretion of the OfiEicers of 
 Arms and the circumstances of the case, in order to render it a different and tte7v coat-of-arms, and to 
 satisfy the requirements of one of the rules of the College, that no two coats-of-arms which may be 
 granted by its officers shall be alike. * The usual tale I am told — if the fact of the grant being modern 
 by any chance transpires — is, if you please, that the alterations and additions are "augmentations" 
 granted for some special service. Some of the older grants simply made additions to the coats which 
 had been previously used, and this, to an ordinary individual, might lend some semblance to the 
 idea. To the propagators of such fables I would add this fact to their knowledge. An " augmen- 
 tation " proper requires a special warrant from the Sovereign. The " augmentations " legitimately 
 existing are comparatively very few in number, and are all very well known. And another foible is 
 this. Very few people care to admit that they have had a "grant" of Arms. The usual tale is, 
 " My people had been using these Arms for a very long time, but documentary evidence, so very hard 
 to get, &c., &c., couldn't strictly prove a legal title to them, &c., so the College of Arms 'confirmed' 
 them to me with a very slight difference." The facts generally turn out to be that the Arms were 
 " found " for 3s. 6d. at an heraldic stationer's, perhaps ten or perhaps twenty years ago, or perhaps 
 supplied gratis with a "guinea box of stationery." It was then afterwards ascertained that they were 
 quoted in Burke's " General Armory " as belonging to a family of the same name, which family were 
 promptly claimed as ancestors. " The Arms are the same, you know, we must be descended from 
 them." There are few people who could summon up sufficient audacity to offer to the critics such 
 another pedigree as the notorious Coultart genealogy ; but there is still a good deal of unblushing 
 audacity in existence. Times out of number have I been informed that Arms submitted to me have 
 been granted, or confirmed, or certified, by the Officers of Arms. Even the dates of grants have been 
 quoted to me when no such grants exist, and the certificates when asked for are never to be found. 
 I call those sort of statements untruths pure and simple. 
 
 Small wonder that with such a plenitude of these falsehoods my credulity waned below zero, and 
 now is non-existent. Of the hundreds with whom I have been brought in contact I could count on 
 the fingers of my one hand those people whom I know at the very beginning have told me the truth, 
 the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Consequently, though it is a brutal admission to have to 
 make, I cannot believe, and do not beheve for one moment, any man's account of his own family, or 
 take his word concerning them. No matter how truthful a man may be, his probity never seems to have 
 stability on that one point. I think the Archangel Gabriel would have " made the usual mistakes." 
 
 If any ordinary individual tell you he is descended m the male line from some one who figures 
 upon the glorious roll of Battle Abbey, or that his ancestor "came over with the Conqueror," write 
 him down a perverter of the truth at once. Mr. Evelyn Philip Shirley published some number of 
 years ago a book which deserves a greater name and a far wider reputation than it has received. 
 I refer to "The Noble and Gentle Men of England." He took a far less ambitious standpoint 
 than the Norman conquest, simply including within his covers all those then Arms-bearing 
 families who had held their land in legitimate uninterrupted male descent since the reign of King 
 Henry VII. to the present day. Of all the landholders of to-day, of all the county families within or 
 without the pages of Walford ; of all the names in " Burke's Peerage " or in Kelly's " Upper Ten 
 Thousand," how many families, titled and untitled together, think you does his book contain ? Three 
 hundred and thirty. Some number of the very older families are Saxon, but the great majority only 
 take their start from the Wars of the Roses, that great social upheaval which shook to its very foun- 
 dation the aristocracy of England. Read " De Nova Villa," and read the " Last of the Barons," if 
 you wish to know what became of the ancient families of England. Of the twenty-five barons who 
 signed or affixed their seals to " Magna Charta," of which we so proudly boast, not a solitary proved 
 male descendant is known to exist. 
 
 Fuller, writing in his book, "Worthies of Bedfordshire," says : — " Hungry Time hath made a 
 glutton's meal on this Catalogue of Gentry (the list of gentry of the reign of Henry VI.), and hath 
 left but a very little morsel for manners remaining." 
 
 The pedigrees in "Burke's Peerage" are lax enough, but even there but one hundred and 
 eleven are taken back to the time of the Norman Conquest, and of these forty-nine are Saxon, 
 Welsh, Scottish, or Irish. There are nearly seven hundred peers and over eleven hundred baronets, 
 and all their relations within the covers of " Burke's Peerage " ; there are nearly five thousand 
 famiHes in the "Landed Gentry," and all tkeir relations; there are sixteen thousand names in 
 Walford's " County Families " ; there are twenty-four thousand individuals in " Kelly." As I have 
 
 I do not wish any opportunity for misconstruction. At the times of the Visitations, when two families — though 
 not the least relationship might exist between them — proved a right to identical Arms, these were allowed to them both, 
 and the above rule has only applied to grants. 
 
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 ttid. but 8.xty.two pedigrees in the Peerage are taken back to the Normans, and Shirley admits but ■ 
 three hundred and thirty families. The deduction IS obvious. ■ 
 
 The first point I wish to draw attention to is the wholesale display of bogus Arms-perhaps I ■ 
 should be roorTcorrcct in saying the wholesale bogus display of Arms. Ihese, as I have previously 
 ttAted are of two kinds : i. Arms which, apart from the question of ownersiup, are of no legal origin; 
 tLegal Arms used by people to whom they don't belong. The latter predominate. But first of alH 
 11 it necessary to make it clear what constitutes the right to bear Arms. ^ 
 
 The right difTers widely in the three kingdoms, and they all differ widely from the laws current 
 in the rest of Europe. But now, and throughout this Introduction, I shall confine myself to the 
 United Kingdom. It is of no use for the blind to lead the blind, and I have no sufficiently intimate 
 knowledge of either the heraldic or the common law in vogue in the various countries of Europe 
 to wanmnt my ofTcring to teach others what I am by no means sure I know myself. 
 
 In the infancy of Heraldry no control existed or was exercised by anybody over Armorial matters. 
 It was 
 
 " The good old rule, the simple plan, 
 That they should take who have the power, 
 And they should keep who can." 
 
 But this era was of short duration. Almost the first step in the United Kingdom towards establishing 
 control was taken in England, and the Corporation of the College of Arms was established by Royal 
 Charter in the reign of Richard III. Now, there are very many people who grandiloquently assert 
 that "they don't recognise the authority of the College of Arms." Such a statement sounds very 
 big, but it is pure nonsense. They might just as well proclaim that they do "not recognise" the 
 Sovereign or the Houses of Parliament. And I have also found that any mention of the authority 
 of the College of .Arms is usually the signal for an outburst of abuse (and abuse pure and simple, 
 not criticism) against the College itself and its officials. I will be no party to any such controversy. 
 Nothing I can say will add to or detract from their authority, or give more weight to its expression. 
 I can simply make the knowledge of it more public ; for one cannot but admit that nothing can 
 alter the fact that the Officers of Lyon Office (for Scotland), of Ulster's Office (for Ireland), and of 
 the College of Arms (for the whole of the rest of His Majesty's dominions) have the sole official 
 authority and control of Armorial matters. 
 
 I am not writing on behalf of any of the Colleges or Offices of Arms ; I am not connected in 
 any way with them. I am not writing at the instigation of any Officer of Arms. I am simply a 
 member of the general public, brought closely into touch with the laws and the practice of Arms ; 
 and if the expression of the knowledge I have obtained prevent any person ignorantly following the 
 tempting and well-worn ruts of heraldic abuse, I shall be satisfied. 
 
 Now arms are a matter of honour. The Sovereign is the fountain of honour. 
 
 In the reign of Henry V. (141 7) a Royal Proclamation was made that no man in future be allow© 
 to bear arms without authority. This has been printed in full on several occasions. The next ste: 
 wastheconsolidationof the various Officers of Arms in England into the Corporation of the College 
 of Arms. The two Charters by which they hold and exercise their authority are given in Noble's 
 " History of the College of Arms." I don't ask any one unquestioningly to take my word that the 
 authority exists. They can convince themselves by referring to the Charters in question, to the Royat 
 Warrants appointing the Visitations, to the Reports submitted by the Law Officers of the Crown to 
 His Majesty King George III. in connection with the dispute between the Officers of the Order of the, 
 Bath and the Officers of the College of Arms, and to the Patent appointing any King of Arms to his, 
 office, which, to a certain extent, recites his powers and privileges. Perhaps the most important o' 
 all are the warrants commanding the Visitations. 
 
 So much for England. Let us now see how matters stand in Scotland. The whole subje 
 is very tersely and pertinently put forward in the " Ordinary of Scottish Arms," from which I am] 
 permitted to quote. 
 
 "The earliest Scottish Armorial in existence is said to have been prepared by or under tht, 
 superintendence of Sir David Lindsay of the Mount about 1542. It is impossible to say whether it* 
 took from the first an official character, but that there must have been some such recognised record* 
 before the close of the sixteenth century is clear from several references which are made to the LibeA 
 insigniorum, or " Book of Arms," in the Acts of the Scottish Parliament at that period. In 1592 an^ 
 A« was passed authorising the Lyon and his heralds to hold visitations throughout the realm in 
 order to distinguish the Arms of the various noblemen and gentlemen, and 'thaireftir to matriculatj 
 thame in thair buikis and registeris.' It is unfortunate that this permission to make heraldic visita- 
 tions was never largely taken advantage of; had it been, and had the registers indicated in the Act 
 been properly kept, it is unlikely that the Privy Council would have, within the next forty years, 
 
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 practically authenticated as an official record Sir David Lindsay's MS. above referred to, which they 
 did in the following terms : — 
 
 " ' This Booke and register of Armes, done by Sir David Lindesay of the Month, Lyone King of 
 Arms, reg. Ja. 5, conteines 106 leaves, which register was approvine be the Lordies of his Majesties 
 Most Honourable Privie Counsale at Halierude hous 9 December 1630. 
 
 " ' Sir James Balfour, Lyone. 
 ** * Thomas Drvsdaill, Hay Herauld. 
 " ' Register: " 
 
 "Whatever may have become of the official registers previous to the date of the commencement 
 of the present one, it is certain that many collections of Arms were from to time made, both by the 
 Officers of Arms and others. Sir Robert Forman, Lyon (155 5- 1567), presented to Queen Mary a 
 roll containing 267 Scottish coats-of-arms. In addition to the 'Workman MS.' now in the 
 Lyon Office, at least four other Armorials belonging to the sixteenth century, and relating to Scot- 
 land, are in existence and were shown at the Heraldic Exhibition held at Edinburgh in 1891, while 
 the seventeenth century collections are comparatively numerous. As time went on, however, the 
 absence of an authentic and official Register of Arms was more and more felt: in 1639 the Com- 
 mittee on Articles appointed the Lyon to do diligence for cognoscing and matriculating all Arms, and 
 to represent the same to the Privy Council, that they might take some course to prevent Arms being 
 assumed irregularly. In 1662 it was apparently found that the registration of Arms was more 
 neglected than ever, though Cromwell had appointed one if not two Lyons during his administration 
 of the Government. By an Act passed in that year it was provided t'nter alia that " . . . Consider- 
 ing what disorders and confusions have arisen and are dayly occasioned by the usurpation of Cadents, 
 who against all rules assume to themselffs the armes of the cheeff house of the familie out of which 
 they are descendit, and that other mean persones who can nowayes deryve thair succession from the 
 families whose names they bear, as they have just assumed the name, doe therafter weare the coat 
 of that name to which they pretend without any warrand or grund whatsumever, ... no younger 
 brother or caudent of any familie presume to carie the amies of that familie bot with such distinc- 
 tions as shall be given by the Lyon King of Armes;" and it was likewise provided that all persons 
 were to have their Arms examined and renewed by the Lyon, and inserted in his register. This Act, 
 however, did not remain long in the Statute-Book : considerable dissatisfaction appears to have been 
 created by it, possibly from the amount of the fees which it entitled the Lyon to exact at the funeral 
 solemnities of the nobility and their wives, and it wa-i repealed in the following year, 1663. It is not 
 very clear whether the above-quoted allusion to the Lyon Register can be taken as implying that 
 at that time there was such a record in existence, or whether it merely means that a Register was 
 tiien to be commenced. But as the present Register was certainly commenced within the next ten 
 years as new, it may fairly be inferred that no official Register of Arms, with the exception of Sir 
 David Lindsay's MS. mentioned above as having been approved by the Privy Council, was in 
 existence at the period of the Restoration. What had become of the old Registers, if such there had 
 been, has been a matter of some speculation : both water and fire have been held to be answerable 
 for their destruction. It is by some thought that they may have formed part of that cargo of records 
 originally carried off to London by Cromwell, and ultimately jettisoned from the frigate 'Eagle' or 
 lost with the ship ' Elizabeth ' of Burntisland, when, owing to the representations of the Scottish 
 Parliament, they were being restored to their proper home. On the other hand, Arnot in his ' History 
 of Edinburgh' mentions that the Lyon Office Records were burned in a fire wliich took place about 
 1670, and that the Act under which the present Register was instituted was in consequence passed 
 shortly afterwards. As, however, there is no mention made of any such fire in that Act, which merely 
 alludes in general terms to the ' many irregularities of these late times,' it can hardly be regarded 
 as authentic history, and it is unnecessary to do more than allude to the causes which have been 
 thought hkely to have induced the Scottish Legislature to take the steps they did for the formation 
 of an entirely new Register. It has been shown that an attempt had already been made in 1662 to 
 improve the Registration of Arms, but it had come to nothing. In 1672 the Parliament again 
 addressed themselves to the subject, and this time with success : they had the advantage of a member 
 who was himself well acquainted with Heraldry — Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh — and he not 
 in^probably took a special interest in drawing the Act, which took its place on the Statute-Book as 
 the Act of 1672, cap. 47^. It ratified generally the Act of 1592 so far as it related to visitations and 
 the penalties to be inflicted on persons using Arms without authority, and it ordered all persons of 
 whatsoever degree, who were in the habit of using Arms, to give in a description of such Arms and 
 of their lineage, to the Lyon Clerk in order that they might be distinguished with 'congruent 
 differences,' and that the Lyon might enter them in his books and registers, and might grant Arms 
 to 'vertuous and well deserving persones.' The Register now instituted was to be considered as 
 the true and unrepealable rule of all Arms and Bearings in Scotland, and was ordered to remain in 
 
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 the Lyon Office as a public register of the kingdom for all time coming. All persons who used Arms 
 after the expiration of a year and a day from the passing of the Act rendered themselves liable to a 
 6ne of one hundred pounds, and the goods on which the Arms were engraved we're to be escheat 
 
 The Act reads as follows, and I think it better to quote it in full, as it definitely lays down the 
 impt»rtant {xjint that cadets in Scotland are not entitled to bear the Arms of the head of their family 
 until they have been mauiculated to them with a difference : — 
 
 Copy or thb Act conckrnino the Priviledges of the Office of Lyon King at Armes. 
 
 47. Our Soveraigne Lord Considering, that albeit by the 125 Act of the 12 Parlia* holden by his 
 Maiesties grandfather in the yeir 1592 the usurpation of Armes by any of his Maiesties leiciges without 
 the authority of Lyon King of Armes is expresly discharged ; And that in order thereto, Power and 
 Comission is granted to the Lyon King of Armes or his Deputes, to visite the whole Armes of Noble- 
 men, Bartons and Gentlemen, & to matriculate the same in their Registers, and to fine in One Hun- 
 drcth pounds, all others who shall unjustlie usurp armes ; As also to Escheit all such goods and geir 
 u shall have unwarrantable Armes ingraven on them. Yet amongst the many irregularities of these 
 Ute times, very many have assumed to themselvis Armes, who should bear none, and many of these 
 who may in law bear have assumed to themselvis ye Armes of their chieff, without distinctions, or 
 Armes which were not carried by them or their predicessors. Therefor His Maiestie, with advice and 
 consent of his Estates of Parlia' Ratifies and Approves the foresaid Act of Parliament ; And for the 
 more vigorous prosecution thereof Doth hereby Statute and Ordain that lettirs of publication of this 
 present Act be direct to be execute at the mercat cross of the heid Burghs of the Shires, Stewariries, 
 Bailliaries of Royalty & Regallitie and Royal Burrowghs chargeing all and sundry Prelates, Noble- 
 men, Barons & Gentlemen who make use of any Armes or Signes armoriall within the space of one 
 yeir aftir the said publication, to bring or send ane account of what armes or Signes armoriall they 
 are accustomed to use ; and whither they be descendants of any familie the Armes of which familie 
 they bear, and of what Brother of the ffamilie they are descended ; With Testificats from persones of 
 Honour, Noblemen or Gentlemen of qualitie anent the Verity of their having and useing those Armes, 
 and of their descent as afoirsd, to be delivered either to the Clerk of the Jurisdiction where the per- 
 sones duells, or to the Lyon Clerk at his office in Edinburgh, at the option of the party, upon their 
 receipts gratis without paying any thing therefore : Which Receipt shall be a sufficient exoneration to 
 them, from being obleidged to produce again, to the effect that the Lyon King of Armes may distin- 
 guish the sds Armes with congruent differences, and may matriculat the same in his Bookes & Regis- 
 ters, and may give Armes to vertuous and well deserving Persones, and Extracts of all Armes, 
 expressing the blasoning of the Arms undir his hand and seall of office : For Which shall be payed 
 to the Lyon the soume of Tuentie merkes by Every Prelate & Nobleman, and Ten merks by Every 
 Knight & Baron, and five merkes by every other persone bearing Armes, and noe more : And his 
 Mat'* hereby Dispenses with any penalties that may arise be this or any proceiding act for bearing 
 Armes, befor the Proclamation to be issued hereupon. And it is Statute & Ordained with consent 
 forsd that the sd Register shall be respected as the true and unrepeallable rule of all Armes & Bear- 
 ings in Scotland to remain with the Lyons office as a publict Register of the Kingdome, and to be 
 transmitted to his Successors in all tyme comeing : And that whosoevir shall use any other Armes 
 any manner 01 way, aftir the expireing of year & day from the date of the Proclamation to be issued 
 hereupon in maner forsd shall pay One Hundred pounds money Mies quoties to the Lyon, and shall 
 likewise escheat to his Maiestie all the moveable Goods & Geir upon which the fds Armes are 
 engraven, or otherwise represented. And his Maiestie with consent forsd Declaires that it is onlie 
 allowed for Noblemen & Bishopes to subscrive by their titles ; And that all others shall subscrive 
 their Christned names, or the initiall letter thereof with there Sirnames, and may if they please adject 
 the designations of their Lands, prefixing the word Of to the fds designations. And the Lyon King 
 at Armes and his Brethren are required to be carefull of informeing themselvis of the contraveiners 
 heirof, and that they acquaint his Maiesties Councill therewith, who are hereby impowered to punish 
 them as persones disobedient to and contraveiners of the Law. It is likewise hereby Declaired that 
 the Lyon and his Brethren Heraulds are Judges in all such causes concerning the malversation of 
 Messmgers in their office, and are to enjoy all other priviledges belonging to their Office which are 
 secured to them by the Lawes of this Kingdome, and according to former practice. 
 
 Under a strict interpretation of the above Act, this opportunity of " matriculation " of ancient 
 Scottish Arms could be held to have long since lapsed. I am in no way speaking for Lyon, nor do 
 I wish to m any way hamper his discretion, but I believe it to be correct, and consequently it cannot 
 be too widely known that the present Lyon King is by no means averse, if satisfactory evidence can 
 be produced, to still exercise his prerogative and discretion, and matriculate at the present date Arms 
 which can be shown to have been authoritatively borne prior to the passing of the above Act. 
 
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 In Ireland the powers of Ulster King of Arms are best defined by the Patent creating the first 
 Ulster. This can be seen in " Rymer's Fcedara," but most of the powers of Ulster King are recited 
 in the Patent of each successive occupant of the office. 
 
 Owing to the fact that the records in Ulster's Office are not so complete as is the case in 
 England, Ulster King of Arms has the power in his discretion to confirm Arms which it can be shown 
 have been continuously borne for a certain number of generations (I believe four), even though they 
 may have been previously of no legal authority, and this power is continually exercised ; but as a 
 general, nay, an almost invariable rule, some mark is placed upon the Arms, though usually a very 
 trifling one, to distinguish in the eyes of the learned those Arms borne by virtue of a confirmation 
 from those for which the right has been fully proved. 
 
 Briefly, then, to sum up, to establish the right to bear Arms in England it is necessary to prove 
 legitimate male descent from some person to whom a grant of Arms has been made, or from some 
 person to whom Arms were confirmed at the Visitations ; in Ireland the same, or else from some 
 person to whose descendants Arms have been confirmed. Failing this, there is no alternative but to 
 obtain a grant of Arms yourself, or, if you be of Irish descent, and can produce the necessary 
 evidence, a confirmation. In Scotland, if you are the heir male of a grantee, or of any one to whom 
 Arms have been matriculated, you are entitled to bear these Arms; if you can only establish a junior 
 descent, you must have the Arms matriculated to yourself, even if it be your father who is the giantee ; 
 if you cannot show any such descent, you must petition for a grant. 
 
 Now with regard to the bogus display of Arms, there are sins of omission and sins of commission. 
 Very few people indeed claim less than they are entitled to, and the only sin of omission of any 
 consequence is the cool disregard which is paid to the marks of illegitimacy. A person of illegiti- 
 mate birth has assuredly no Arms. Many people will tell you that it is simply a question of 
 placing what they colloquially term the "bar sinister" upon the escutcheon, in exactly the same 
 manner as a second son in England or Ireland may charge his Arms with a crescent, the third with 
 a mullet, the fourth with a martlet, and so on.* But this is not the case at all. He must either do 
 one of two things. He must petition for a grant of Arms, in which case he is under no necessity to 
 disclose his iflegitimacy. But he will have an entirely new coat-of-arms granted to him. Or else he 
 must first prove of whom he is the natural son, and then petition for a Royal License to bear the name 
 and Arms of his putative father. If he adopt the latter course, and the Royal License be granted to 
 him, he will find he is permitted to bear the Arms with "due and proper marks of distinction." Now 
 the grant of a perfectly new coat with no mark of illegitimacy, costs exactly the same as the grant of 
 the old one with these "due and proper marks," so that if a man deliberately elects to proclaim his 
 relationship to any family, it is only fair to other and legitimate members of that family that the 
 manner of his relationship should also be indicated, for his birth cannot be an equivalent of their 
 legitimate descent. 
 
 I grant it is through no fault of the man himself, and consequently 1 refrain from giving any list 
 of those whom I know to be offending in this respect. There are several in the " Peerage," and 
 matters are certainly made easier for them by the fact that these "due and proper marks of distinction " 
 do not always figure upon their Arms therein. This is very unjust to their legitimate relatives, and it 
 is breaking the law of Arms, and is not in keeping with the terms therein recited, upon which the 
 Royal License to bear the name and Arms was conceded to them. 
 
 And concerning this colloquial term " bar sinister." There cannot possibly be such a thing, for 
 the " bar" in Armory is neither dexter nor sinister. The term is merely a misnomer for " bend sinister." 
 The bend sinister is given in all heraldic books as an ancient mark of illegitimacy ; but it has long 
 since been discarded, and is now never granted on a shield, though a bendlet wavy sinister is some- 
 times, in fact nearly always, placed across the crest. A baton sinister, which is a bendlet sinister 
 couped, is the mark reserved for Royal illegitimates, but it is not universal. I can call to mind at 
 the moment no coat-of-arms correctly in use at the present day upon which the bend sinister occurs 
 save the "Shiffner" coat (which I believe is of foreign origin) and the Burne Jones coat, and in 
 these it does not occur as a mark of illegitimacy ; nor do I know of any coat in use which bears the 
 mark which the laws of Arms are said to provide for the base-born son of a noble woman. I find the 
 mark now in use is not generally known even amongst those who profess to have made some study 
 of Heraldry, and I am only aware of one book in which it is mentioned ; and curiously enough it is not 
 a mark of illegitimacy at all in Scotland : though, knowing its English character, I beheve it is a little 
 fought shy of even there. Consequently, as I have not the least desire to make it in any way more 
 difficult for those who have the misfortune to bear it, I have no intention of advertising what it is. 
 The only other sin of omission that I know is the objection some few people have to the double coat 
 consequent upon a double name. For instance, if your name be Jones, and you get Her Majesty's 
 
 The laws of Arms only provide differences for nine sons of the same father. A correspondent wrote to me 
 in good faith, to ask what his difference would be as the twenty-first surviving son of the same father and mother. 
 I was forced to admit I did not know. I wonder what would be done. 
 
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 Royal License for youmclf and your descendants to bear the additional name of Smith, and to bear 
 the Arm's of Smith quarterly with those of Jones, that quarterly Smith-Jones coat becomes one indi- 
 visible coat, and you have no more riglit to separate it again than you would have to discard half the 
 charges upon a simple coat because you didn't like them. 
 
 But when we come to the sins of commission, their name is legion. In the first place, by the law 
 of ArmSi the right of bearing either crest or motto is denied to a lady. In the olden days a Joan of 
 Are wa« a wild exception, and it was universally conceded that no woman was capable of wearing a 
 helmet. The "new woman" may have changed this into a fiction in her crusade against her com- 
 plementary sex. but in the far-off ages Amazons, either Christian or Barbarian, were an unheard-of 
 quantity, and the laws of Arms were irrevocably constructed centuries ago. Anyhow the fiction (I 
 daren't call it anything else) did exist, and consequently, as the crest was then an ornament inseparable 
 from the helmet, the right to a feminine display thereof was denied. It is so still. The motto, 
 anciently the "cri-de-guerre" likewise, the shield also. Now the domain of the " ladye-faire" in olden 
 time was at the spinning-wheel — would that it were so still — and the "distaff" was a peculiarly 
 feminine ornament and prerogative. The distaff was supposed to resemble the heraldic lozenge 
 in form and figure — it does so in some slight degree. Consequently the law of Arms allows a 
 maiden lady to bear the Arms, upon a lozenge, which appear on her father's shield. When left 
 a widow, she impales her late husband's Arms with her father's, and bears that combination 
 upon a lozenge. Now here is another little anomaly. Heraldic law knows no Married Woman's 
 Properly Act, and concedes them no "separate estate," and consequently in his lifetime the husband 
 bears the Arms " for his wife," and the impalement takes its place in his shield and under the pro- 
 tection of his helmet. If the wife bean heraldic "heiress" (the exact meaning is explained later 
 on), though he is at liberty still simply to impale the coat if he ])refer, the husband is allowed 
 instead to place the Arms of his wife's family upon a small escutcheon in the centre of his own 
 shield, called an "escutcheon of pretence," because through his wife he "pretends" to the repre- 
 sentation of her family. And if the said heiress survives her husband, she usually places her father's 
 Arms on the same escutcheon in the centre of a lozenge of her husband's Arms. And the "fic- 
 tion " of the feminine non-ownership of Arms is kept up further. By the English law of Arms, a 
 "difference" mark is ipso facto provided for the second and all yoimger sons to place upon their 
 fother's coat-of-arms. There are none for daughters, each bearing exactly the same Arms and differ- 
 ences as the father bore. But the Scottish law, which provides that all younger sons shall have no 
 Arms until a matriculation of their father's with a difference shall have been made to them, allows 
 all the daughters to bear their father's Arms upon a lozenge, and allows the husbands to impale 
 these Arms without further " difference." 
 
 But the point is that widows and unmarried girls must show that they have no helmet to pro- 
 tect tiiem ; in other words, they must bear their Armorial Insignia upon a lozenge (the same figure as 
 a diamond upon a pack of cards), and they must not use a crest. 
 
 And now. on the subject of the conjunction of the Arms of man and wife, I will not inflict upon 
 you the old heraldic jargon of "baron et femme," but the rule is simply this. First of all find out 
 whether your father-in-law is or was legally entitled to bear Aims. Don't think that because you are 
 entitled lo bear Arms anything will do for an impalement, because it won't. Both of them 
 must be irreproachable. Then divide your shield by a straight line down the middle; place the 
 whole of your own Arms on the dexter side,* and place the pronominal coat of your wife's father 
 m the remaming half This is called " impaling " the two coats. 
 
 If you are not entitled to Arms yourself, you are 7iot at liberty to take the Arms of your wife's 
 taniily. Her rights to bear or transmit any Arms or quarterings, whatever they are, become and 
 must remain iiormant until such time as you or the descendants of your marriage with her choose to 
 csubhsh a right to Arms in the male line. If you are a knight of any Order having the right to 
 surround your own escutcheon with the ribbon or collar of an Order, you must use two escutcheons. 
 On the one are simply your own Arms so surrounded, and on the other your own Arms impaled with 
 those of your wife s family ; the idea being that your knighthood is personal to yourself, and that you 
 cannot share it with your wife. Just the same, a bishop cannot share his episcopal rank with his 
 wife, and he has to use two escutcheons if his wife be entitled to Arms. The Scottish Anglican 
 DishoiM and the Irish Anglican bishops created since the disestablishment of the Church in 
 Ireland, and all Roman Catholic bishops, have no Arms for their sees. If a woman be of higher 
 rank than her husband, or possess rank in her own right, she cannot share it with him. For instance, 
 toke a peeress m ner own right. By right of her heirship, the husband would place the Arms 
 of the family upon an escmcheon of pretence upon his own, and he is allowed to place her coronet 
 lu nli !«?^"i of pretence, but he has no right to her supporters, or to place her coronet above 
 
 h^ nZ r^ ?K°"*r ^^'^ T'"" '*° escutcheons must be used, for on the sinister side of his own 
 he must repeat her fathers Arms upon a lozenge, surmounted by her coronet and between her sup- 
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 porters. In the same way the husband could not claim a share in a double-headed eagle, if the wife's 
 family were entitled to display Arms upon it. 
 
 There is one other point. Care must always be taken that the whole pronominal coat of your 
 wife's father be impaled. If he have a double name and a sub-quarterly coat, you must impale the 
 whole of the coat which stands for his surnames. Further, by the Scottish law of Arms you do not 
 become ipso facto entitled to quarter Arms; you are only entitled to bear the coat which has been 
 matriculated to you in Lyon Office. If you want quarterings introduced, you must get a fresh 
 matriculation, and after they are matriculated you cannot drop them without rematriculation ; so 
 that, if you go north of the Tweed for your wife, you must be careful to impale everything that has 
 been matriculated to her father. Now in England the practice is different. I distinctly say it is 
 not illegal or incorrect in the slightest degree, but at the same time it is considered rather " bad form " 
 to impale more than the simple coat which stands for your wife's surname. Your wife's father may 
 be entitled to fifty quarterings, but if the name be Smith, you simply impale the Arms of Smith. 
 
 The next point is, what constitutes an heiress? The heraldic meaning of the word is very 
 different from its colloquial usage. Neither land nor money have anything to do with it. An 
 heiress in Heraldry need not possess or transmit the value of one brass farthing. What she must 
 transmit is the representation of her father or her family. If her father have no sons she is an 
 "heiress," or if she have sisters a "co-heiress." If she have brothers she is not an heiress unless 
 or until the issue of these brothers has become extinct. If the brothers die leaving no sons, but leaving 
 daughters, these daughters become the heiresses and not the sister. If the issue of the brothers even- 
 tually becomes absolutely extinct both in the male and female lines, then the sisters (themselves, if alive, 
 or if not in their descendants) become the heiresses, even though the extinction may not occur for 
 hundreds of years. On marrying an " heiress " or " co-heiress," as I have said, a man is allowed, 
 but not required, to place the Arms of her family upon an escutcheon of pretence in the centre 
 of his own, and his children are entitled by the English law to take as quarterings the whole of these 
 Arms and quarterings which their mother was entitled to transmit, and add them to anything their 
 father may have possessed. Occasionally — but very very seldom — a woman may be an heiress 
 to her mother but not her father, or vice versa, and in these cases special rules apply. By Scottish 
 law, if you inherit quarterings you must get them matriculated to yourself before using them. 
 The English law does not make the registering of them compulsory, but apart from the desirability of 
 perpetuating evidence, it is always advisable to submit your claim to the officers of the College, and 
 get your right adjudicated upon and recorded and allowed before assuming quarterings ; so very 
 often some or all require careful investigation, and, speaking advisedly, so few people, even amongst 
 those who have made a study of Armory, know how to marshal them correctly. 
 
 But two points I would draw special attention to are these : No woman is an heiress until the 
 death of her father. There is always the possibility of his marrying again and having sons, so that 
 until your father-in-law is dead you are only at liberty to " impale." 
 
 You do not necessarily quarter your mother's Arms. Find out if she be an heiress. And even 
 if your mother be an heiress, and her mother an heiress as well, you cannot quarter the Arms of your 
 grandmother's family until you have proved that your mother's father was also entitled to Arms. 
 One faulty coat invalidates everything that comes after it. So that, before you draw up wonderful 
 schemes of quarterings, find out if all the coats will hold water. Quarterings seem to be an especial 
 weakness of some people. I had a claim to nearly loo sent up to me not long ago along with 
 a claim to a dormant Baronetcy. Even the very first coat could not be substantiated. But some 
 families are undoubtedly entitled to a very great number. The Lane-Fox family have proved 136, 
 and Sir Lambton Loraine's children will have very nearly as many, and I fancy so would Sir Humphrey 
 de Trafford if he went to the trouble of proving them. I am told that the Duke of Northumberland 
 is entitled to over 500, but I doubt it. Anyhow, at the Heralds' College, I believe, the record is 
 held by the family of Lloyd of Stockton, who have proved and recorded 323. 
 
 Now a word or two about crests. At the publication of my edition of " Fairbairn's Book of 
 Crests," one of my reviewers gave himself away at the very commencement of a long and very 
 appreciative review, by the remark that the book " would commend itself to those who, whilst not 
 aspiring to the dignity of a coat-of-arms, rightly thought themselves entitled to something more 
 than a mere monogram, and so laid claim to possessing a crest." With all due deference to the 
 aforesaid gentleman, such an idea is utterly wrong. At the present moment, though there is 
 many a coat without a crest, I believe I am correct in saying, there is not a single crest legally in 
 existence that is not part of acomplete achievement. I am afraid the abominable advertisement so 
 familiar to our eyes, " What is your crest and what is your motto ? " &c., is much to blame for this 
 very erroneous idea. At the beginning of Armory the crest was an extra distinction — much the 
 same as supporters are at the present day — and the old Heraldry books allude to a time when none 
 below the rank of a knight were entided to display a crest. Consequently many of the really old 
 coats have no crest belonging thereto, and it can generally be shown that amongst ancient families 
 
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 the cwft is of more recent date than the Arms. One exception, and only one, have I come across, 
 and, though I have mcruioncd the matter to several Officers of Arms, I can learn of no other. 
 Thk it the Btukwortk crest — one of the two belonging to Sir Charles Buckworth-Herne-Soame, 
 Bkronei. The Arms were exhibited at the time of the Visitations, and though the crest was passed 
 the Arms were ni)t, but the Arms were rectified at a later date. That is the only case I know. 
 
 So may I impress tiie fiict that you cannot have a crest unless you are legally entitled to a coat 
 ol^rais. 
 
 Another abuse with regard to crests is the promiscuous bearing of two, three, four, or five crests. 
 I have never seen more than five in England. The law in the United Kingdom is that you can, in 
 the ordinary matter of course, only possess one. Probably the abuse has crept in with the craze for 
 double surnames. If you obtain a Royal License to bear a double or treble surname, you probably 
 acquire the right — but such right only in accordance with the terms of the Royal License — to bear 
 one crest for each surname ; or even if you change your name, and yet obtain permission to quarter 
 the .\nns for the new and the old surname, you would be entitled to two ; but if your Royal License 
 distinctly state that you shall bear the new name and Arms "/« lieu of" the old one, then you have 
 only the right to the one. If you want the two, you should take care the terms of the petition make 
 provision for that. The late Uuke of Buckingham and Chandos had five, but he had five surnames 
 (Tcmple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville) ; and I know of no greater number legitimately used in the 
 United Kingdom. 
 
 Of course, there are exceptions. When a family obtain a grant of Arms, and then subsequently 
 prove their right to an older grant, they become entitled to both coats and both crests ; but this does 
 not apply to two or three matriculations in Scotland. The last matriculation supersedes everything 
 of a previous date. 
 
 Duplicate crests often occur through one being a crest of augmentation, as in the cases of Lord 
 Combermere, Lord Gough, Lord Nelson, and many others. There are some few instances where 
 additional crests have been granted without being crests of augmentation ; but this is very exceptional. 
 Lord Garvagh, Ix)rd Bute, and Lord Camden are cases I can call to mind. 
 
 I confess I personally have no great objection to seeing a crest placed upon a wreath, and 
 without a helmet; but of late an idea seems to have gained currency, and certainly with a 
 good deal of reason, that as the crest is purely an ornament to surmount the helmet, it is un- 
 warranted or even wrong to separate them or to depict a crest alone. That is one of these 
 " nice " points capable of a good deal of argument ; but a book-plate in my possession shows a 
 Knight's helmet (of degree) in the fesse point of the escutcheon. I confess to having been much 
 amused by a brougham I have frequently seen of late. The said brougham, which from its striped 
 appearance is easily recognised, has for its Armorial decoration a helmet and a crest; but for some 
 utterly inscrutable reason these are detached, and are placed side by side. But, as a curiosity, I 
 can beat even this. I saw a carriage in the Park recently, which, from the monogram of the letters 
 T. G., and the shield bearing " three escallops on a chief" (I forget the tinctures employed), I 
 presume belongs to somebody of the name of Graham. The peculiarity in this case consisted of 
 the fact that the said monogram was placed, in the manner and after the fashion of a crest, upon 
 a wreath above the escutcheon. 
 
 Another point with regard to crests that is plainly an abuse is the encircling of them (and coats- 
 of-arms as well for the matter of that) with Garters, or with ribbons, whether bearing mottoes or not. 
 This is a privilege confined, and very strictly, to Knights of the various Orders, it not even being 
 conceded to Companions. Consequently an ordinary individual is very wrong in adorning his 
 achievement in this manner. Even if the motto upon the Garter be changed, it can only be said to 
 slightly lessen the offence. Yet there are several families legitimately possessing mottoes employed 
 by one or other of the Orders. 
 
 And, as to another little weakness, if your crest should legally be borne upon a wreath, don't 
 place it upon a chapeau, or issuing from a coronet. 
 
 In England the College of Arms disclaim all jurisdiction over mottoes. If it is wished, any 
 motto, to which rio objection offers, is painted below the emblazonment in the margin of a Patent, 
 but, save in rare instances, it is not mentioned in the wording, and forms no part of the grant, and 
 it is a comparatively modern innovation for it to be inserted even in the painting ; so that the rule 
 for those people who come within the jurisdiction of the Heralds' College is this, that unless the 
 motto is specially mentioned in the wording of the Patent, or unless it be charged upon the shield 
 itself, or in some way attached to and forming a constituent part of the crest, any motto may be 
 assumed, altered, or discarded at the pleasure of the wearer. As far as the laws of the College are 
 concerned, you can quote a psalm or a scene out of Shakespeare in your escroll if it so please you. 
 And you are at liberty to place your motto where you like,— above your crest, below the arras, or in 
 any other position in which you can find room for it, though custom appears to rule that it shall 
 find its place under the shield. In Scotland the law is diametrically the opposite. The mottoes 
 are always mentioned in the Patents of grant or matriculation, and are unchangeable ; and more- 
 
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 over their position is stated, and must be adhered to. It is usually over the crest. Book-plate 
 designers might take a note of this fact. In Ireland the position is about half way between these 
 two extremes, inasmuch as if a motto l>e recorded with your coat you are expected to make use of 
 that particular one. 
 
 As to supporters, though there is a good deal of abuse concerning their usage, there is no 
 definite rule that can be laid down. Ulster and Lyon Kings have absolute power to grant supporters 
 to whomsoever they will. But little advantage has been taken of this power in Ireland, and practi- 
 cally the same rules hold good as obtain in England. Moreover, the present l.yon King of Arms, I 
 believe, considers it well to keep within these same bounds in the case of new grants. But former 
 Lyons thought nothing of the kind, and granted them to all and sundry who would pay the fees, and 
 some number of English Baronets went to the trouble and expense of obtaining grants of supporters 
 in Lyon Office. These grants, of course, were uUra vires, AH chiefs of clans and heads of families 
 claimed the right, and it was usually conceded to them if they cared to pay ; so that north of the 
 Tweed the only rule that can be quoted is that no one is entitled to them unless they are matriculated 
 in Lyon Office, and the larger half of them are not. I hope before long to publish a list of those 
 who are. 
 
 In England the law is very straightforward. Only those people to whom they have been 
 granted — and their successors or not, according to the limitations of the Patent — are entitled to 
 make use of them. And such grants are only issued to Peers, Knights of the Garter, Thistle, and 
 St. Patrick,* and Knights Grand Cross of the other Orders, unless the grant be made as an 
 augmentation or otherwise, pursuant to a warrant from the Sovereign. Supporters granted to a 
 Peer usually are limited to those upon whom the title shall descend, likewise those granted by 
 Royal Warrant to Baronets, e.g.. Guise, Otway, Guinness. Supporters granted to a Knight Grand 
 Cross are personal to himself. And I would point out that supporters granted to a Knight Grand 
 Cross who is subsequently created a Peer, do not descend with the Peerage, unless a new grant 
 with extended Hmitation be issued ; and to my knowledge more than twenty Peers and Baronets have 
 not the ghost of a right to the supporters they display. And there are a good many Knights Grand 
 Cross who use supporters without having obtained the right — in other words, have simply invented 
 them for themselves. 
 
 Another point is that it is utterly illegal for heirs-apparent to Peerages, even though bearing 
 courtesy titles, to assume either a coronet or supporters. 
 
 I would commend to the notice of all offenders on this point the clauses in the Patents confining 
 the right to use the supporters to " those upon whom the Peerage shall descend." 
 
 No Peeress, after a second marriage, is entitled to continue to use the coronet and supporters 
 of her first husband, and in fact any woman, after a second marriage, has entirely forfeited her 
 privilege of using anything Armorial pertaining to her first marriage. 
 
 And there is another class of offenders, those who undoubtedly have the right to bear Arms 
 but yet prefer to use some other coat, usually one much more illustrious. 
 
 The Yankee on the subject of Coat-Armour is proverbial. Cussans tells a tale in his " Hand- 
 book of Heraldry " which is decidedly amusing. During the residence of our Ambassador, Mr. 
 Crampton, in Washington, a carriage which he brought from England was sent to a carriage-builder's 
 to be repaired. Some time afterwards, on Mr. Crampton going to the factory, he was surprised to 
 see several buggies, sulkies, and wagons each bearing his Arms. In astonishment he turned to the 
 attendant and, directing his notice to the carriages in question, inquired if they were built for him. 
 "I reckon not sir," was the reply; "you see when your carriage was here some of our citizens 
 admired the pattern of your Arms, and concluded to have them painted on their carriages too ! " 
 But if a tale which was once told to me be correct, I think I can go even one better than that. 
 
 A Yankee — or perhaps I should say an American, for that is all that can be guaranteed — called 
 one day at a noted coachbuilder's. At the time of his visit a state carriage of the Duke of St. 
 Alban's happened to be there for some triffing repairs, and the "stranger" admired it greatly, and 
 particularly its heraldic adornments. He asked whose it was, and was told. " And is that his 
 coat-of-arms ? " "Yes." He "reckoned it was mighty fine," and left. And the end of the story 
 is that, until quite recently, a carriage was to be seen occasionally in New York with the coat, crest, 
 coronet, supporters, and Garter of the Duke, and with the " baton sinister " and all. But what can 
 you expect of a country where nobody can say definitely what the National Arms are really intended 
 to be, and where they are popularly supposed to be governed by a clause with a "shifting hmitation " 
 of blazon ? 
 
 A coat-of-arms reached me not long ago which, from certain peculiarities, I at once recognised 
 as a modern grant. Over all appeared the undoubted mark of illegitimacy. The coat was only 
 granted in 1843 to some one to whom a Royal License had been issued to take the same name as^ 
 
 * For a long time these Orders have been confined to Peers, and the Garter to those of the rank of Earl and 
 upwards ; but formerly, when they were open to commoners, they carried the privilege of the right to obtain supporters, 
 as did the Order of the Bath before it was divided into classes. 
 
xvi Cl)e a!)U0e of arm0 
 
 that of my correspondent, who had l)ecn thus guilelessly labelling himself a bastard. Not the least 
 i«btion»hip existed I have yet to learn where he picked up the Arms. 
 
 This is a good example towards my argument all along, which is to make sure you are reallj 
 
 entitled to the Arms you carry. . , , , r .1 i, 
 
 Perhaps some !>cople sin through ignorance ; but I know many people are perfectly well aware 
 of what they are doing, and one can but suppose they simply trust to the general ignorance of the 
 subject to escupe detection. But having regard to those who are sinning through lack of knowledge, 
 It » a Krtinent inquiry as to how they have drifted into the ranks of the offenders. The first people 
 to cct blamed by the outer world are, of course, the official heralds. People like " (iuy le Vieux" 
 {ride letters in the G/ode), probably simply because their own Arms have failed to pass muster, go. 
 about seeking whose credulity they may devour, and loudly proclaiming that the King, who is abovflf 
 the Heralds* College, granted Arms which are not recorded there; or that the heralds at theiij 
 visitations omitted to record this coat or the other coat. And you may, as I have done, hear talei 
 about families who have continuously since the twelfth century borne Arms which have never beeu 
 recortlcd in the College of Arms. It is, of course, impossible to say that any hypothetical cas 
 (anna/ exist, but I have never known one proved ; nor can I come across any one having the leas 
 real knowledge of Heraldry who believed in these tales; for they all, when examined, prove to be 
 tissue of impossibilities, improbabilities, and untruths. It is just possible one or two isolated case 
 of the kind might exist in the Channel Islands, and undoubtedly unregistered Arms have for a lonj 
 time been borne in some cases in Scotland and Ireland, but the law of the land— not any law of th| 
 Offices of Arms — has distinctly declared these to be illegal, and that puts an end to any argument 
 But as to England proper, one can be very safe in saying that no such cases exist. One often hean 
 the remark, "Oh, but anybody can have a coat-of-arms by paying for it." A more mistaken idea^ 
 could not exist, as a good many people might find on petitioning the Earl Marshal for a grant. But, 
 though I have heard this remark often, I have never once heard it come from the lips of any one 
 who was undoubtedly Armigerous, either of new or old gentility. Consequently, if other people may 
 judge from my experience, whenever that remark is made you can be pretty certain of — well, the 
 deduction is fairly obvious. 
 
 A gentleman with whom I have come in contact has shown me a seal which was engraved for 
 him for some very small sum. When he was quite a boy he was persuaded by some itinerant vendo^B 
 who carried a small book of illustrations in his pocket, and went the round of commercial office^ip 
 that that was the crest he was entitled to use. That is certainly one way of supplying Armorial 
 hankerings. And jewellers and seal-engravers carefully foster the very erroneous idea that all peopl 
 of the same name are entitled to the same Arms. Because your name be Smith you are not necei 
 sarily a relative of Lord Carrington, nor is every Mr. Jones a relative of the late Lord Ranelag 
 Because your mother's name was Howard, you need not as a matter of course be a relative of th 
 Duke of Norfolk, and entitled to quarter his coat with his augmentation ; neither is every perso: 
 rejoicing in the name of Robinson at liberty to take and use Lord Rokeby's coat-of-arms. An 
 belong to the grantee and his descendants, and such others as may be mentioned in the Pateni 
 and not to everybody else of his name in the world. 
 
 It is the fashion just at present to abuse the late Sir Bernard Burke's publications. They mighi 
 have been a little more accurate certainly, but I don't think they have done quite the harm that sorai 
 people would debit them with, and they have certainly done a great deal of good by keeping alive th( 
 mterest in long descent, and it is still accounted " something " to have one's family included in th 
 " Landed Gentry." 
 
 But the real harm lies with these advertising heraldic shopkeepers. The general public thinl 
 that a search with them is precisely the same as a search through the official records. All these shoj 
 keepers do is to take down Burke's " General Armory," and, if your name be a common one, pic! 
 out the one amongst the different coats which is located nearest to the address you gave of you 
 earliest known ancestor. One of this shopkeeping fraternity, on being applied to for a " correct coat,' 
 with a good deal of ingenuousness replied to his correspondent that there were several different coat 
 for his name, and he could take his choice. One that was indicated seemed to be the oldest, and h 
 advised that A certain well-known character had a presentation made to him, and an almost equall 
 well-known purveyor was asked to supply a coat-of-arms to occupy a prominent position upon the gifi 
 I may as well say at once that the coat and crest he supplied did not belong to each other, anc 
 neither belonged to the genUeman in question, or ever had belonged to anybody of his name. But thai 
 appears to have been merely a detail. Some rather strong remarks I had made upon the use of the coal 
 came to the ears of its purveyor, and one day a tall, middle-aged military-looking personage walke 
 into my room and placed a card upon the table. It was very dirty, which may have been the reasoi 
 .the mdividual took it away with him again when he left. It bore the name of the noted heraldi 
 parreyor m question ; and ounng our interview my visitor spoke vigorously with regard to what ha( 
 oeen said. 1 he Arms over which the dispute had arisen, according to the first account I heard, wert, 
 erected upon a brass in a certain church in a small vUlage in Derbyshire, which bore a date in the 
 
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 seventeenth century. A solicitor's letter, threatening a libel action, was the next act in the farce; 
 but I had meanwhile taken the trouble of writing to the clergyman of the church mentioned. He 
 assured me there was no such brass in existence, the church mentioned having been only built about 
 twenty years ago. I pointed this out to the purveyor, and he prompdy gave another origin for the 
 coat, which was quite as ridiculous, namely, that it had been recorded in his books for some con- 
 siderable length of time. 
 
 In my preface to the revised edition of " Fairbairn," I said : " There is no such thing as the 
 •prescriptive right to Arms,' as to which one heraldic shopkeeper with whom I have come in contact 
 talks glibly ; it exists solely in his conversation. Others of his persuasion have other little plausibilities 
 equally corrupt which they bring into prominence. And it is a fairly safe plan to pursue to reject as 
 bogus all Arms and crests which boast no other origin than the heraldic stationer, Avho, for a trifling 
 fee, professes, on receipt of ' name and county,' to find Armorial Bearings for any applicant. During 
 the revision of this volume, I have had a very great number of ' certificates ' from such places sent 
 up to me for insertion. To my own mind that alone was sufficient evidence against their authen- 
 ticity ; but for fear they might be right, I have had each one formally examined as it reached me by 
 the proper authorities, and in no solitary instance have the Arms of right pertained to those one was 
 led to believe from the certificate were the possessors, and in most cases the Arms themselves, apart 
 from the question of ownership, were wrong in detail or some technicality." 
 
 In the two years which have elapsed since the book was published, I have had no reason what- 
 soever to in any way alter this opinion. 
 
 And I would remind those with the sneer ready to their lips that Arms are a mere matter of 
 payment of fees, that it is not so; and, moreover, that there are degrees of gentility. A grant of 
 Arms, which is a concession of grace by the Sovereign, is a Patent of Gentility from the Crown, 
 from which is all honour, and the fees which have to be paid are not the price of it to you, but are the 
 cost to the Crown of the concession which is made to you, and which cost you are required to defray. 
 
 The right to coat-armour is the proof of gentility. The grantee of Arms is simply a gentleman 
 by Patent, as the first holder of the lesser nobility of that creation in precisely the same manner as 
 the first Peer is a Peer by Patent, and the first holder of the greater nobiHty of his creation. But the 
 anomaly in England is that a Peer need not necessarily be a gentleman, and some are not. 
 
 The Crown only can take away a man's gentility, and in the ordinary way a man can forfeit 
 it by nothing he does, though the remark was true that " it is a pity some gentlemen are such 
 blackguards." 
 
 The Continental test of the perfection of blood — the proof of " Seize quartiers " — has never been 
 required in England, and though many glibly boast of it, but few indeed can prove it. It has nothing 
 to do with the quarterings you bear, and the fact of the proof thereof by the father does not consti- 
 tute the right of the son. In England men mate with whom they will, and a woman even socially is 
 accepted as of her husband's rank, unless the discrepancy be too egregious and apparent; and this 
 is the English stumbling-block to proofs of " Seize quartiers." 
 
 To establish a proof of this you must show that all your sixteen great-great-grandparents were 
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 The word " Esquire" has been described by one writer as a description of a state {e.g., widow and 
 widowhood), and not a title. But whichever it is matters little, for the right to the affix of Esquire 
 is cleariy defined. Neither usage and custom nor use and abuse can now alter the legal right to 
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 The sons of Peers. 
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 'ihe eldest sons of the younger sons of Peers, and their eldest sons m perpetuity. 
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 The Kings of Arms. 
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 Those whom the Queen, in any Commission or Warrant, styles Esquire [and 
 amongst these are Royal Academicians], and any person who, in virtue 
 of his Office, takes precedence of Esquires 
 
 Graduates of universities, as such, are not Esquires, and barristers-at-law, as such, are nat\ 
 Esquires. 
 
 Touching the subject of liveries, I say frankly at once that there is no law, heraldic or otherwise 
 to govern their choice or design. But, in the absence of any law, a very definite usage has sprung u[ 
 so universal and long-established in its character, and so generally recognised, that I may doubtle 
 be pardoned if I draw attention to it. 
 
 This custom is that the colours of the livery shall be determined by the tinctures of the wreath 
 — in other words, by the principal colour and the principal metal occurring in the coat-of-arms, which 
 .ire known as the livery colours. In all Scottish Patents the phrase will be found, "and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for a crest," &c. The exceptions are so few that the rule may be briefly 
 understood by saying that these must be the first metal and the first colour which occur in the official 
 blazon. 
 
 Whatever is the field of the coat-of-arms, whether it be colour or metal, determines the pre 
 dominant colour of the livery, thus — 
 
 Sable would give black. Gules would give red. 
 
 Vert „ green. Or „ yellow. 
 
 Azure „ blue. Argent „ white. 
 
 Purpure „ purple or mulberry colour. 
 
 A yellow or a white livery few people in this uncertain climate, and in these days of aestheti 
 colours and hali-tones, have the courage to make use of save for State or full-dress occasions, and fa 
 ordinary usage dark drab for the former or light drab for the latter are generally used in their stead.1 
 
 Scarlet is the Royal livery, and is barred to all others (with the exception of the few who ar" 
 privileged to make use of the royal stables, and, I believe, of the Duke of Norfolk as hereditary Earl 
 Marshal), consequently, if the field of your Arms be gules {i.e., scarlet), your red for livery purposes 
 must be claret colour or chocolate colour. If your livery be black, you have but little opportunity 
 for personal taste in the selection of tint, but with blue and green you may choose a shade as brilliant 
 or as retiring as seems good to your own particular taste. 
 
 The second colour governs that of the facings, and in the matter of facings yellow and white for 
 gold and silver and scarlet keep their original colours. And it is in the matter of facings that the 
 opportunity occurs for " taste " and ingenuity. The great majority of people for undress purposes 
 make the collars and cuffs of the second tincture, or " pipe " the garments with that colour. The 
 waistcoat for undress purposes is usually of a material of narrow stripes of the two colours. A craze 
 lately seems to be gaining ground to make use of scarlet waistcoats. This is decidedly an infringe- 
 ™*^i^ ^w■ ^°PJJ'^^'7. and doubtless arises from the fact that this forms a part of the undress livery 
 at .Marltwrough House. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales have to submit 
 to a good deal of imitation, but things have passed fu: beyond the bounds of that " sincerest form of 
 
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 flattery " when their liveries are duplicated throughout the land. Their would-be disciples might just 
 as well assume the plume of feathers encircled by the coronet of the Prince. If the hatband be 
 other than of black it should be of the metal in the wreath. The buttons, if they are of metal, should 
 also be governed by the same rule. 
 
 Dress and State liveries, from their less frequent assumption, are not so subject to the vagaries 
 of mind of the country or second-class tailor, consequently custom and usage with regard to them 
 are fairly regular. The coat is usually in accordance with the field, the facings and ornamentation 
 governed by the secondary colour or metal, as are the breeches and occasionally the stockings. The 
 garters and shoe-buckles follow the rules I mention above for metal buttons. The waistcoat is some- 
 times one and sometimes the other, most frequently being the same as the coat If a third colour 
 appear in the Arms, this is sometimes introduced in the facings, and the undress waistcoat is then 
 striped of the three; but I think it undesirable, though it is not incorrect. 
 
 The following examples of the liveries which should pertain to the Arms I mention will show 
 how the colours are applied : — 
 
 Suppose the Arms to be vert (the field), a saltire argent, the livery would be — 
 
 Undress — Green coat and overcoat, with white collar and cuffs, facings, piping, or white or 
 silver braid or lace, silver buttons and hatband, green and white striped waistcoat. 
 
 j)ress — Green coat, with silver lace or braid, or white facings — waistcoat the same — white 
 breeches and stockings, silver buttons, garters and buckles. 
 
 Suppose the Arms to be or, an eagle displayed sable — 
 
 Undress — Dark drab coat and overcoat, with black collar and cuffs, facings, piping, braid or 
 lace, gold buttons and hatband, black and yellow striped waistcoat. 
 
 Dress — Yellow coat and waistcoat, with black lace braid or facings, black breeches and 
 stockings, gold buttons, garters and buckles. 
 
 Suppose the Arms to be gules, a lion rampant or — 
 
 Undress. — Claret-colour coat and overcoat, with yellow collar and cuffs, or gold or yellow 
 facings, piping, braid or lace, gold buttons and hatband, black and yellow striped waistcoat. 
 
 Dress. — Claret-colour coat and waistcoat, with gold or yellow lace, braid or facings, yellow 
 breeches and stockings, gold buttons, garters and buckles. 
 
 If any one, from a lack of heraldic knowledge or any other reason, cares to write to me upon 
 the subject, I shall have very great pleasure in pointing out what colours should be made use of in 
 the designing of liveries. 
 
 If you have no coat-of-arms, it cannot be said to be wrong to assume any colour you may 
 choose : but it might be pointed out that the colour brown, which seems to be rather a favourite, is 
 not approximated to any heraldic tincture. 
 
 With a double name or a quarterly coat you take the colours from the first quarter of your 
 Arms, disregarding all others. 
 
 If a fur occurs in one or other of the principal colour and metal of your Arms, you take the 
 colour of its ground, thus — 
 
 Ermine is treated as white. Erminites is treated as while. 
 
 Erminois is treated as gold. Pean and ermines is treated as black. 
 
 If the field of your Arms is vair, your livery colours are blue and white, and you are at liberty 
 to treat whichever you prefer as the dominant colour. If your field be vaire, you take in the same 
 manner the colours of which the fur is composed. 
 
 If the field be of a metal or colour, and the principal charge be vair or vair^e, the dominant 
 colour of your livery is in accordance with the field, and you take either colour or metal, whichever 
 you may want, from the fur. 
 
 If through a change of name you become an accredited representative of a different family, and 
 the first quarter in your coat-of-arms is altered, your livery ought certainly to change as well. 
 
 If you have been using a livery and have no desire to alter it, and subsequently obtain a grant 
 of Arms, I think it would be found, if the wish were expressed, that in designing the new coat the 
 Ofificers of Arms would, if possible, so arrange it that the old livery continued to be correct. 
 
 The colours of carriages and of the upholstering is simply a matter of taste, and it is nothing 
 more than artistic preference and a desire for uniformity — but a very general preference, by the way — 
 which makes them in accordance with the liveries. In actual practice the metal of the harness and 
 harness ornaments will usually follow the rules which decide the metal of the buttons. There is a 
 very pretty custom in vogue at the moment of placing knots of ribbon or coloured leathers at the 
 heads of horses. These should, of course, follow the two livery colours. 
 
 From liveries to cockades is no great step, and the abuse of this ornament — for such it assuredly 
 is — is greater than the abuse of Arms. As to this, again, there are no laws in existence, but the 
 custom which has regulated their usage is much more emphatic and pronounced than in the case of 
 liveries, and the observance of which at the same time is more widely recognised and exacted. 
 
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 The cockade originated in the " brooch," if I may so term it, or fastening of the old three- 
 ooraered hats. The black cockade of the present time is generally known as the "black cockade of 
 Hanover," and its usage ujwn the hats of liveried servants dates from about the time of the Hano- 
 verian succession. One hears about the white cockade of the Stuarts, but I am inclined to think 
 it 0hgima/fd in contradistinction to the black cockade of Hanover, and I fancy has a greater existence 
 in poetry and romantic chivalry than it ever had in actual life. It is doubtful if it had anything 
 bejrood an actual military existence. 
 
 The cockade is purely & fighting badge, so that it is essentially ridiculous for civilians or ladies 
 to pretend to it. There are two shapes at present in general usage; the most usual is the one 
 surmounted with a fan-shaped ornament This is the military cockade. The oval shape, without 
 the fan, is the naval one. The right to the military cockade is universally conceded to all officers 
 holding commissions in the Army, Militia, or Volunteers ; and, by virtue of their military capacity, to 
 Ix)rd-Lieutenant8 and Deputy-Lieutenants ; and for the same reason, to High Sheriffs during their year 
 of office. The right to the naval one is conceded to officers holding commissions in the Navy or 
 Royal Naval Reserve. It is a moot point whether ex-officers, when no longer holding their com- 
 missions, are still entitled to make use of it. In my opinion, it should be conceded, at any rate, to 
 those who receive permission to continue to wear their uniform ; but I cannot substantiate my opinion 
 by any authority, or settle the matter one way or the other. 
 
 The royal cockade is circular, and larger and rather different in the form of its construction. 
 This shape, in a smaller size, is adopted by many of the royal household for their private purposes, 
 and I cannot help thinking that the usage of this shape by such persons, and the usage of cockades 
 by ambassadors, are simply a matter of privileged concession to the liolder of the office for the 
 time being. 
 
 The foreign cockades are of different colours. Cussans enumerates — 
 
 The German Black and white. 
 
 The Austrian Black and yellow. 
 
 Tlie Portuguese . . . . , . White and blue. i 
 
 The Belgian Black, yellow, and red. 
 
 The Spanish Red. 
 
 The Netherlands .... Orange. 
 
 And I have seen others. 
 
 From the fact that the use of the cockade is conceded to Deputy-Lieutenants — and the list of 
 Deputy- Lieutenants includes the great majority of those in a prominent social position — it seems to be 
 considered by a large number of people that the placing of the cockade upon the hats of servants is 
 nothing more than an indication of such social position on the part of their employers, and conse- 
 quently the pretenders to this rank, with common consent, infringe the privilege. It is difficult to 
 see what steps can be taken to check the abuse. Certainly a step in the right direction has been 
 taken in this book, in which every person is marked whose right to the privilege I believe to be 
 undoubted. But now that the dynasty has changed, and many matters are being brought anew 
 under consideration, it would be most beneficial if an official notice by the Lord Chamberlain were 
 •inserted in the Gazette, definitely conveying the wishes of the Sovereign, if an expression of them 
 could be obtained, as to what classes were entitled to the privilege. 
 
 The accepted raison d 'itre of the black cockade of Hanover no longer exists. If the colour of 
 the cockade were to be altered, and at the time of the official signification thereof the opportunity 
 were taken of definitely stating to whom the new cockade would appertain, attention would be 
 forcibly drawn to the matter, and public opinion, having definite knowledge to go upon, would 
 effectually prevent any extensive abuse of the privilege. 
 
 There is another very objectionable practice which I wish to refer to, and that is the display 
 of bogus private Arms in municipal matters, such as invitation cards, State carriages, and presenta- 
 tion portraits. It seems a very usual practice to introduce into such matters the personal insignia 
 of the Mayor or Aldermen, and it seems to me peculiar, judging by the publicity thereby given to 
 them, that it should be the exception rather than the rule that such personal insignia should be of 
 any authority. 
 
 The High Sheriffs' banners and seals bring us another crop of unauthorised Arms; but, of all 
 the occasions of the desecration of these marks of dignity and honour, the Lord Mayor's Show in 
 this City of I>ondon stands unrivalled. 
 
 It is the common boast of a certain City firm of " heraldic purveyors," that they have supplied 
 the successive I^rd Mayors and Sheriffs with Arms for nearly a century. The statement certainly 
 rnay be only a sample of trade " tall-talk," but it might well be true, for it is a fact that but few of 
 these officers start their civic display with legitimate Arms. 
 
 It u not a matter of a recognised rule that each City Alderman must of necessity be a scion of 
 
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 the nobility, or even of " gentle " descent ; indeed, tradition points to the exact reverse, and that a 
 Lord Mayor more frequently "founds" than "terminates" an illustrious house. 
 
 Further, where is the disgrace of coming from a race of forebears who were not Armigerous ? 
 If a claim to gentility of birth, either on behalf of oneself or one's descendants, be made by the 
 display of Armorial Bearings, they most assuredly ought to be genuine. 
 
 And if Mayors, Lord Mayors, and Aldermen and High Sheriffs desire their Arms to be en 
 h}idence, might I suggest that they should ascertain whether or not they have a legitimate right to 
 those to which they lay claim ? 
 
 And now we come to the question as to what can be done to prevent these abuses of the right 
 and privilege of bearing Arms, with which I have dealt in the foregoing pages. It is almost hopeless 
 to advocate or expect any further convictions and fines under the old laws, which provided such 
 heavy penalties for the wrongful usage of Arms ; but still, overlooking these penalties, and without 
 any alteration of the law, there is a great deal that might be done. 
 
 First and foremost, if the Inland Revenue authorities were more eager and efficient in the 
 discharge of their duties, and in the enforcement and collection of the annual licenses imposed by 
 the law, it would make a marvellous difference. And if the payment of the required license were 
 more rigorously enforced, the average tradesman's wife might think again before answering a news- 
 paper advertisement and placing herself in a tradesman's hands for a guinea box of stationery, and 
 perhaps a prudent husband might enforce a little reflection. 
 
 And the wording upon the licenses issued by the Inland Revenue authorities requires consider- 
 able alteration. At present it reads — 
 
 No 
 
 LICENCE : TO USE ARMORIAL BEARINGS ;^i i o 
 
 32 and 33 Vict. Cap. 14. 
 
 of in the Parish of within the Administrative County of. 
 
 is hereby Authorised to wear and use Armorial Bearings (but not to have the same painted, marked, or affixed on or to' 
 any Carriage) from the day of the date hereof until the 31st day of December next following : the sum of One Pound 
 One Shilling having been paid for this hcence. 
 
 Granted at this day of by 
 
 INLAND REVENUE. 
 LICENCE: TO USE ARMORIAL BEARINGS ;^2 2 o 
 
 32 and 33 Vict. Cap. 14, 
 
 P 
 
 ^B of in the Parish of within the Administrative County of 
 
 * is hereby Authorised to wear and use Armorial Bearings, and to have the same painted, marked, or affixed on or to any 
 
 Carriage from the day of the date hereof until the 31st day of December next following : he having paid the sum of Two 
 
 Pounds Two Shillings for the licence. 
 
 Granted at this day of by 
 
 The italics are mine, and this wording, to put it mildly, is ultra vires. I am not the first to 
 point out that as it stands now it is a direct infringement of the personal prerogative of the Sovereign. 
 It needs no Act of Parliament to alter it. With all possible deference to the authorities at Somerset 
 House, I would suggest the following wording as more legal and less open to abuse : — 
 
 " having paid the sum of one guinea, is hereby admitted 
 
 to have fulfilled the requirements of the Inland Revenue Department, but such payment not to 
 be held to have confirmed or conferred any right to the usage of Arms not sanctioned by the duly 
 accredited Officers of Arms." 
 
 The Act of Parliament creating the requirement of these licenses reads as follows : — 
 
 " 32 & 33 Vict. : Customs and Inland Revenue Duties: Ch. 14, sec. 18. On and after the 
 first day of January one thousand eight hundred and seventy, there shall be granted, charged, levied 
 and paid, for the use of Her Majesty, her heirs and successors in and throughout Great Britain, under 
 and subject to the provisions and regulations in this Act contained, the following duties, that is to 
 I say : . . . For Armorial Bearings : — 
 
 If such Armorial Bearings shall be painted, marked, or aflSxed on or to any 
 
 carriage ^[^2 2 o 
 
 If such Armorial Bearings shall not be so painted, marked, or affixed, but 
 
 shall be otherwise worn or used . , . . . . .110 
 Ch. 14, sec. 19 (i). It shall not be necessary for any member of the Royal Family to make 
 any declaration or to take out any licence under this Act, nor shall it be necessary for the sheriff of 
 
„ii Cfie 9bu0e of armjef 
 
 •nv county or mayor or other onkcr in any corporation or royal burgh serving an annual office 
 tboein. to Ukc out a licence for any servants, carriages, or horses employed or kept by liun for the 
 punoM of hit office during his year of service, nor for any person who shall by right of office wear 
 or one any of the Arms or Insignia of any member of the Royal Family, or of any corporation or 
 n.yal burgh to lake out a licence in respect of the use of such Arms or Insignia. 
 
 Ch. i4isec 19 (13). 'Armorial Bearings' means and includes any Armorial Bearing, Crest, 
 or Ensign, by whatever name the same shall be called, and whether such Armorial Bearing, Crest, or 
 Ensign shall be registered in the College of Arms or not. 
 
 Ch. 14, tec 19 (14). Any person who shall keep any carriage, whether owned or hired by 
 him, shall be deemed to wear and use any Armorial Bearings painted or marked thereon or affixed 
 
 thereta , ,• . , . 
 
 Ch. 14, sec 19 (15). It shall not be necessary for a licence to be taken out by any person 
 duly licensed by proper authority to keep or use any public stage or hackney-carriage for any Armorial 
 Bearings painted or marked on such stage or hackney-carriage." 
 
 There is some difference between the foregoing and the notice appearing upon the back of the 
 return, by which you are invited by the means above mentioned to contribute to the Inland Revenue. 
 It is as follows : — 
 
 "ARMORIAL BEARINGS. 
 Definitions. 
 The term 'Armorial Bearings' means and includes any Armorial Bearing, Crest, or Ensign, by 
 whatever name the same shall be called, and whether such Armorial Bearing, Crest, or Ensign shall 
 be registered in the College of Arms or not. 
 
 Any person who keeps a carriage, whether owned or hired by him, is deemed to wear and use 
 any Armorial Bearings painted or marked thereon or affixed thereto. 
 
 A licence to use Armorial Bearings on carriages includes the use of such insignia in any other 
 manner. 
 
 Note. — If any person holding a licence at the lower rate of duty shall become liable to the 
 higher rate by reason of using a carriage with Armorial Bearings thereon, a proper licence must be 
 taken out within 21 days. The duty on the former licence will then be repaid by the Collector of 
 Inland Revenue. 
 
 Exemptions. 
 
 The proprietors of public stage carriages or of hacKney carriages licensed by local authority, in 
 respect of any Armorial Bearings marked thereon, or on the harness used therewith. 
 
 lite Commissioners of Inland Revenue do not require licenses to be taken out in the 
 
 following cases : — 
 
 1. By any shopkeeper in respect of the use of Armorial Bearings or devices, solely as trade"' 
 marks, and in the course of trade. 
 
 2. By any municipal or other corporation, or any public company, in respect of the use of their 
 corporate Armorial Bearings, or by any person using the Armorial Bearings of such a corporation or 
 company by right of office. 
 
 3. By any officer or member of a club, or society, using at the club, or on the business of the 
 society, any AJrmorial Bearings for the use of which such club or society have taken out a licence. ^1 
 
 Persons Exempt from Return and Duty. 
 
 1. Members of the Royal Family. 
 
 2. The Sheriff of any county, or the Mayor or other officer in any corporation or royal borough, 
 serving an annual office therein, in respect of any servants or carriages kept by him for the purposes 
 of his office during his year of service. 
 
 3. Persons wearing by right of office any of the Arms or Insignia of members of the Royal 
 Famihr, or of any corporation or royal borough, in respect of the use of such Arms or Insignia." 
 
 The difference is no doubt somewhat explained by the enclosed reply I received to certain 
 mquiries upon the matter : — 
 
 '^' ^ " Inland Revenue, 
 
 *«94 " Somerset House, London, W.C, 
 
 „ c - , " giA March iSg^. 
 
 ,. 7*'~*° .'«P'y to your leUcr dated the 22nd ultimo, 1 am instructed by the Board of Inland Revenue to acquaint 
 
 you tnat {i) sectwrn 19 of the Act 32 and 33 Vict, c 14 provides that it shall not be necessary for a Corporation wearing 
 
 or jaing Arms or Insignia to take out a licence. (2) The above exemption for a Corporation is construed by the Board 
 
 M ineaning that a licence need not be taken out by any public company for any corporate Armorial Bearings. (3) A 
 
 ™!!.^ • !1^~^ ^ to a concession allowed by the Board) required by a shopkeeper for Armorial Bearings used in 
 
 coonection with matters rclaung merely to his trade, as on bill-heads, trade labels, &c., or on his shop front ; and this 
 
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 regulation applies to the use of the Royal Arms, so far as the Revenue is concerned. But (4) the Board cannot state 
 whether or not in any particular case objection arises under the Patent, Designs, and Trade-Marks Act of 1883 to the 
 use of the Royal Arms. This point would be determined by the Board of Trade. 
 
 " The Act relating to licences for Armorial Bearings is the 32 and 33 Vict. c. 14.— I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, 
 
 (Signed) " Wm. Rossetti, 
 
 *' Assi. Secretary." 
 
 Corporations, public companies, and tradesmen are every bit as capable of bearing taxation as 
 those of more patrician birth ; and, moreover, it appears to me that the Inland Revenue authorities 
 might just as well make up their minds not to collect the tax on wine or cigirs when imported by 
 a tradesman or public company. If the tax were rigidly enforced in all the cases that the Act 
 sanctions, the revenue from this source would be more tnan doubled, and tradesmen would be far 
 less prone to prostitute the dignity of ^rms to the catchpenny artifices of business. As matters 
 stand, they have a direct suggestion and inducement for domg so. And it would need no Act of 
 Parliament to construct a regulation in the Trade-Mark Registration Department that no coronet 
 whatsoever, and no design which can be classed as heraldic, should in future be accepted for registra- 
 tion. It is easy to say what is "heraldic" in design: or the regulation might run that no design 
 should be placed upon an escutcheon, lozenge, wreath, or chapeau, or in conjunction with any 
 coronet, and that no design should consist of any object — commonly classed as heraldic — or any 
 such disposition of objects, upon a circle, parallelogram, or oval, that one could be led to suppose 
 the design might be considered to be a coat-of-arms. It would not need an Act of Parliament to 
 introduce a police regulation that no vehicle should be licensed as a public hackney carriage until 
 anything "heraldic" painted upon it or affixed thereto were defaced or obliterated. It would only 
 need a resolution of the Common Council for it to become a sifie qua non that no Armorial Bearings, 
 personal or impersonal, should be placed upon any casket or other presentation article ordered by 
 the Corporation, or upon any official invitation card or other official publication, until such Arms had 
 been sanctioned by the College of Arms. 
 
 And a great deal might be done by Town Clerks and Mayors. It is a positive disgrace that 
 many towns are using Arms which are of no authority. It would be very little trouble for each Town 
 Clerk or Mayor of the towns which are illegally using Arms to call the attention of the Corporation 
 to the fact. I feel certain that in many towns, particularly in Scotland and Ireland, where the fees for 
 matriculating or confirming Arms are so trivial, matters have only to be placed before the Corpora- 
 tions in the proper light, for immediate steps to be taken to rectify the present illegal state of affairs. 
 If after having all the facts before them the Corporations are too parsimonious to move in the matter, 
 it should certainly be made known, in order that the effort might subsequently be made by private 
 individuals (as it has already been done in a good many cases) to rectify the apathy of the official 
 body. For surely in these large towns who are still defaulters— ^.^., Leeds, Swansea, Wolverhamp- 
 ton, Cardiff, Newport (Mon.), Crewe, Blackpool, Eastbourne, and Southend — there are enough 
 public-spirited people interested in Heraldry to subscribe in small sums the necessary fees, even if 
 there be no local magnate willing to make the town a present of its Arms. It would be no bad 
 speculation for the local paper in each place to head the subscription list, for it would be amply 
 repaid for its trouble by the advertisement and by the cash which would accrue from the sale of 
 photographs of the Patent or accurate copies of the official Arms. County Councils in the same 
 manner. 
 
 One of the most important checks is in the hands of clergymen, and is this. No brass plate or 
 mural tablet or tombstone may be erected in a church or churchyard without the consent of the 
 clergyman thereof for the time being, nor can any hatchment be hung up upon the walls of the church. 
 I am afraid the day of hatchments has come to a sorry end, but still with these where they may be 
 used, and with all intra or extra mural monuments, the clergyman can discourage the use of any but 
 legal Arms. He would be wise to require the mourners to spend an extra half-guinea to provide a 
 certificate from the College or Office of Arms concerned, that the Arms proposed to be erected 
 were legally displayed and properly marshalled. 
 
 Architects can do a great deal — particularly with regard to impersonal Arms — by discouraging 
 their display unless the coat-of-arms be beyond reproach ; and, where they have reason to doubt the 
 accuracy or validity of personal Insignia, by taking care to avoid affording opportunities for the 
 display of such. 
 
 I doubt the feasibility or the advantage of a return to compulsory "Visitations," but with all 
 possible agreement I join my advocacy to that of others who recommend the renewal of the Visita- 
 tions in a voluntary form. Many people, on the score of indifference, will not take the trouble to 
 record their pedigrees, but might respond to an invitation to do so if special facilities were offered. 
 The world is growing strangely casual and indifferent of late on matters of honour. 
 
 The House of Peers has been stated by an able writer to be as representative a body as 
 the House of Commons, the difference being that the composition of the one is permanent as 
 representative of a permanent class, and the other varying as representative of a body varying in 
 its constitution and wishes. Consequently there is everything in favour of the continuance of the 
 hitherto practised methods of the selection and creation of Peers. 
 
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 But there is much to be put forward in favour of the consideration whether services to the 
 Sovereign or the community, which may happen to be only of a comparatively minor character, cannot 
 adequately and acceptably be rewarded in more frequent cases by grants of Patents of Gentility, or 
 where gentility exists, by grants of Augmentations. Such a revival of ancient practices would greatly 
 add to the dignity of Arms, and in each case can readily be made into a direct memento of whatever 
 action it is desired to commemorate. And further, it would provide also for cases wiiere services 
 worthy of recognition have been rendered, where the means do not exist to satisfactorily maintain 
 the dignity of knighthood, or of a hereditary title. 
 
 It is much to be regretted that it is not considered a necessity for each person, as he attains his 
 majority, to ascertain and record what Arms, quaiterings, and difference mark he should display. 
 And upon his marriage, it ought to be considered as much a matter of course as consulting a lawyer 
 as to his marriage settlement, that he should consult an Officer of Arms as to what diflference his 
 marriage makes in his achievement. 
 
 But even if the head of every family would take the trouble to investigate the right of his 
 original ancestors to the Arms they claimed, and would then prove and register his own right to 
 these Arms, and place upon record what he knows, a great step would be taken towards the correct 
 end. A certain responsibility attaches to the headship of a house, or even of a branch of one. It is 
 a rotten argument that because posterity have done nothing for you, you are called upon to do 
 nothing for them. As it has been truly said, " Many things are lost to us which were known to our 
 grandfathers, and our grandchildren will search in vain for things which to us are most familiar." 
 
 And the Ex-Libris Society, by instituting a pillory of all those book-plates which bear illegal 
 Arms, could at any rate reduce to a minimum the further initiation of unauthorised Arms, simply as 
 excuses for book-plates. But more than two-thirds of the Ex-Libris in existence are in some way 
 Armorial, and as but a very small proportion of the world at large is genuinely Armigerous, the 
 deduction is obvious. 
 
 And there is much to be done in the literary field. Learned treatises are still multiplying in 
 number, which will even yet continue to discuss the ancient controversy as to whether a lion 
 passant guardant must not of necessity be a leopard, which even yet take poor Sir Isaac Heard 
 to task for the coat he designed for Lord Nelson. It is certainly very interesting, but no book has 
 so far taken proper cognisance of the legal as apart from the scientific and antiquarian view of the 
 study of Armory. The scientific might well have been left until the legal was " understanded of the 
 multitude." These pages may perhaps have filled the void during the past two or three years. 
 But a series of articles have recently been published, " The Right to Bear Arms," by " X." These 
 articles have dealt more exhaustively with the legal side of the question than I have done herein, 
 and they have now been republished in an extended form under the above title. 
 
 Mr. Walter Rye did a great service to genealogists and antiquarians of all degrees — a service 
 which I hardly fancy is yet thoroughly realised — when he wrote and published his book, " Records 
 and Record Searching." In it he says : — " No catalogue or index has ever been published of the 
 contents of the College, nor have the Officers of Arms ever considered themselves called upon to 
 issue, as they most certainly ought to do, a list of those persons who are and those persons who are 
 fiof entitled to Armorial Bearings. Many of the earlier Visitations have been copied more or less 
 accurately — rather less than more — and are to be found in the British Museum and other libraries." 
 I mention it last because I consider this book is the most crying want that Heraldry knows. The 
 College has not published such a book, and apparently has left the effort to be made by private 
 enterprise. Had no heraldic book ever been published, had no list of Arms ever found its way 
 into print, had no unauthorised " Peerage " ever been compiled, then it would have been well for the 
 Science of Armory, If the attempt to supersede their jurisdiction had been suppressed ages ago, 
 when the College had and exercised sufficient power and authority to have done so, they would 
 have remained what they are not— (not only the sole authority upon matters of Arms), but— and 
 here they would have had the power — the sole source of heraldic information. But it is idle to talk 
 of lost opportunities, the situation of the moment remains. And it is this — every reference library 
 has a copy of Burke's "General Armory," from which the whole wide world helps itself to a 
 crest or a coat-of-arms. Every day the newspapers and the penny post convey advertisements of 
 those who pretend to find, for ihree-and-sixpence or less, Arms for those who don't know how 
 to help themselves. Everybody who proclaims himself to be anybody must apparently sport a 
 coat-of-arms. So that the need has undoubtedly arisen for some book which shall advertise, that all 
 who run may read, which coats-of-arms are lawfully and legally borne ; that shall discriminate between 
 the sheep and the goats ; that shall separate legitimate Armigeri from bogus pretenders. This is the 
 book I am endeavouring to create. 
 
 Where I could discover that Arms without doubt were lawfully borne, I have inserted them 
 in ordmary tyi>e ; and, to the extent of the knowledge I have, I honestly believe that every person so 
 mcluded is, by the law of the Realm and by the laws of Arms, unquestionably a Gentleman of coat- 
 armour. 
 
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 In the cases in which I could not satisfy myself that the right to Arms legally existed the entries 
 are in italics. / give the information for what it is wort/i, atid each entry upon its oivn merits, subject 
 to any qualifying remarks by which it is accotnpanied. No one besides myself knows the trouble I 
 have gone to in order that my book should be accurate, but I can hardly expect a book of this 
 magnitude to have gone through the press devoid of any error whatsoever. If I have treated any 
 one unjustly I am truly sorry ; but as of the thousands of individuals mentioned in the book com- 
 paratively but few are personally known to me, I have no reason for anything but an absolutely 
 impartial standpoint. If any one considers I have wronged them, I can only ask them to com- 
 municate with me ; but I wish that as few as possible shall have cause of complaint. 
 
 It is possible some people may eventually establish a right to Arms which I have herein 
 criticised adversely. 
 
 The details of the Armorial Bearings have had my personal attention, and, as I have said, I 
 believe them to be correct. For the other details I have been at the mercy of those who have 
 supplied them and the sources from which they have been taken. And, unlike the details of the 
 Arms, the other facts and matters have been largely dealt with by my assistants, and I am not 
 inclined to personally vouch for them to the same extent that I hold myself responsible as to the 
 Arms, but I have no reason to consider that my book is less accurate than other publications of a 
 similar character. It may not be in some details so extensive, but I believe that the information I 
 do give is correct. But as by now most people must have received from six to eight proofs of their 
 entries at different times, the mistakes remaining must be few in number. But I do not claim that 
 my book is at present anything like complete. But it is the first and only attempt to draw a plain, 
 unvarnished, and legible distinction between those Arms for which the authority has been legally and 
 duly established and those for which it has not. It is the first book of its character which has 
 recognised fully that the laws of Arms differ widely in England, Scotland, and Ireland. It is 
 the only book that has gone to the root of the matter, and treated of the abuse as well as of the use 
 of Arms. 
 
 The end I have in view mayhap is not yet near ; I may be a long time in reaching the goal I 
 have set before myself, but the ideal towards which I am striving can soon be told. It is simply to 
 take every living person who claims or pretends to the display of Arms, to quote the Arms he uses, 
 and to let it be widely known whether his Armorial Insignia are borne with or without authority. 
 
 The difficulties under which my book has been compiled may perhaps in some measure be 
 appreciated when I say that I personally have had no access to the records of the College of Arms. 
 My book is in no way official, being issued under neither the sanction, the authority, nor the control 
 of the College of Arms, of Lyon Office, or of Ulster's Office. But it is for this reason in no worse 
 plight than any other book. As far as I know, the "Ordinary of Scottish Arms" by the present 
 Lyon King is the only book relating to Arms which has ever been issued, and which can be con- 
 sidered in any way official. 
 
 And then one passes naturally to the question of what changes in the law are desirable. 
 
 In the first place, it should be made imperative that, before any Charter of Incorporation be 
 granted to any town or company, the fees payable upon a grant of Arms should be lodged with an 
 Officer of Arms. This would at once check a great abuse, for I find that, unlike the cases of indi- 
 viduals, when Arms legally exist for a Corporation there is seldom much inclination to go beyond 
 or set aside what is duly authorised. 
 
 The erection of no monument bearing anything of an Armorial character should be permitted 
 without the production of a certificate from an Officer of Arms of its accuracy. 
 
 No Arms whatsoever ought to be permitted to be erected upon any building other than a private 
 dwelling-house without their validity being certified. 
 
 It is desirable that an official Government " Inspector of Seals " be appointed under the direct 
 authority and control of the Earl Marshal, Lyon King of Arms, and Ulster King of Arms. And it 
 should be required that all official seals be obtained from him. And by " official" seals, I mean any 
 seal whatsoever that is used for any purpose other than purely private and personal matters ; and I 
 would include all Ecclesiastical and Municipal seals, and all Company seals, and those of the High 
 Sheriffs, This would put an end to the present farce by which so many bogus coats are per- 
 petuated. Such a regulation would inflict no hardship upon anybody, and would not reqiiire a single 
 person to obtain a grant of Arms, For the official Bishoprics there are the official coats, and a 
 Company or Municipal seal need be engraved with nothing beyond its legend. If the High Sheriffs 
 did not choose to establish a right to Arms, a monogram would answer all their purposes 
 
 The exemptions at present made from the taking out of licences in the case of " trade pur- 
 poses," hackney carriages, companies, and corporations, it is desirable to abolish. They simply 
 place a premium upon unauthorised coats. 
 
 There is a regulation which requires that before the Patent of creation for a Baronet can pass 
 the Great Seal, his Arms and pedigree shall have been first recorded in the Heralds' College. This 
 should most certainly be made to apply to all other hereditary tides ; and if it were made to apply 
 
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 to the dienity of Knighthood as well, it would inflict no hardship, and might bring a handsome 
 increase to the revenue. And Knights Grand Cross and Peers should be recjuired to obtain grants 
 of Supporters. They nearly all assume them, and they might just as well all be required to do 
 
 It ii desirable that upon proving and recording your right to a coat-of-arms, it should be 
 pomble to obtain damages from any unauthorised person who is making use of the same Arms. 
 Imo advised that as matters exist at present this could not be done, even after the coat had been 
 '•entered at Stationers' Hall." , j u • u 
 
 The penalty for improperly making use of the Royal Arms, besides bemg much more rigorously 
 enforced, might, with advantage, be increased. It is doubtful to my mind if the Prince of Wales' 
 badge at present is protected. If it is not, it should be definitely included. . 
 
 A penalty should be legalised and enforced upon those who make use of Municipal Arms for AM 
 
 other than Municipal purposes. , . , t i • i u , 
 
 The last suggestion I will make is one for the origin of which I cannot claim the whole credit. 
 The law at present requires that a licence shall be taken out annually for the use of Armorial Bear- 
 ings, namely, of one guinea, or if used upon a carriage, of two guineas. 
 
 The proposition in question is, that it should be open to any one, corporations included, to 
 obuin a certificate from the Officers of Arms that they were legally entitled to bear Arms. Such 
 certificate might, as a help to the Revenue, be required to bear a half-crown stamp. Upon the pro- 
 duction of this certificate, a remission of 25 or perhaps 50 per cent, upon the amount payable to be 
 made to the applicant. And failing the production of the certificate, the licences to be increased to 
 two guineas and five guineas respectively. 
 
 Such a change would at once commend itself not only to those Armigers who would be em- 
 |>owered to uke advantage of it, but to every one who has at heart in the least degree the welfare 
 and resjicct of true Armory. A few people — e.g., of illegitimate descent— would pig-headedly pay 
 the higher fee in perpetuity rather than have their claims adjudicated upon, but the great majority 
 would immediately prove and establish their right or drop the use of Arms. Then there would be at 
 once a practical end to the bogus display of Arms. 
 
 Such a change is only likely to take place if it can be shown that it will increase or at least not 
 diminish the revenue. It is my opinion, and also the opinion of all others whom I have consulted, 
 that the revenue from this source would, as a result, substantially increase. In the first place, a large 
 revenue would arise from the stamps upon the certificates. In the next place, a large number of 
 people in undoubtedly good position are sinning through ignorance of the law, and making use of 
 unauthorised Arms. They would have their attention forcibly called to this, and a large number of 
 new grants would require to be issued, and the revenue from the stamps thereupon would be of great 
 magnitude. It would call attention pointedly to the Scottish law of Arms, which requires all younger 
 sons and cadets to matriculate their Arms, and of course in Lyon Office the whole of the fees accrue 
 to the Government. There would constantly and continuously be required new matriculations as 
 each younger son attained his majority, and the fees, ^12 in each case, would materially lighten the 
 woes of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the time being. And this would be by creating no 
 new law of Arms, but simply by enforcing laws which not only exist but are recognised and in a 
 measure conformed to at the present day. 
 
 And it would be a " Democratic " budget enough, in all conscience, for it would not touch this 
 latter-day ffitish, the British working man. 
 
 But to my mind, as a lover of Armory, by far the greatest argument in its favour is, that it would 
 in some measure restore the ancient respect for Arms —it would in some degree renew their ancient 
 lustre. 
 
 I have little more to say; the advantages, on more general grounds, of these remedies for which 
 I have pleaded I would much rather leave in some better hands to put forward. 
 
 If honour be at an end, let its signs and tokens go with it. But Arms have even yet a 
 lustrous meaning and a significance known and cherished by many, and " surely even those who 
 affect the greatest contempt for Heraldry will admit that if Arms are to be borne at all, it should 
 be according to the laws of Arms ; and that, if the display of them be a matter of vanity, it is a less 
 creditable vanity to parade as our own those which belong of right to others.^' 
 
 A. C. F-D. 
 
 LoNiX)N, Sfptember 1905. 
 
 •I 
 
 i 
 
CONTENTS 
 
 PACK 
 
 PREFACE TO FIFTH EDITION i 
 
 INTRODUCTION v 
 
 CLUBS xxviii 
 
 A DIRECTORY OF GENTLEMEN OF COAT ARMOUR . I 
 
 APPENDIX . 1520 
 
LONDON CLUBS 
 
 CMs. Postal address. 
 
 Albemarle 13 Albemarle Street. 
 
 Army and Navy. 36 Pall Mall. 
 
 Arthur's... 69 St. James's Street. 
 
 Alts 17 Hanover Square. 
 
 Alheiuruut 107 Pall Mall. 
 
 Bachelon' 8 Hamilton Place, W. 
 
 Badminton... Piccadilly, W. 
 
 Boodle's 28 St. James's Street. 
 
 Brooks'i. St. James's Street. 
 
 BurUnston Fine Arts 17 Saville Row. 
 
 CaledoDian Charles Street, W. 
 
 Camera Charing Cross Road. 
 
 Carlton 94 Pall Mall. 
 
 Cavalry 127 Piccadilly, W. 
 
 Ogu Qub 6 Waterloo Place, S.W. 
 
 Gty Carlton St. Swithin's Lane. 
 
 City Liberal Walbrook. 
 
 CilyofLondon 19 Old Broad Street, E.G. 
 
 Conservative 74 St. James's Street. 
 
 Constitutional Northumberland Avenue. 
 
 Crichton 10 Adelphi Terrace. 
 
 Devonshire 50 St. James's Street. 
 
 East Indian United Service 16 St. James's Square. 
 
 Q,j^j.jj I IS Garrick Street, Covent 
 
 I Gardens. 
 
 Grafton 10 Grafton Street, W. 
 
 Greaham i Gresham Place, E.G. 
 
 Grosvenor 135 New Bond Street, W. 
 
 Guards 70 Pall Mall. 
 
 Hurlingham Fulham, S.W. 
 
 Isthmian 150 Piccadilly. 
 
 Junior Army and Navy 10 St. James's Street. 
 
 Junior Athenatum 116 Piccadilly. 
 
 Junior Carlton Pall Mall. 
 
 Junior Conservative 43and44AlbemarleStreet. 
 
 Junior Constitutional.. Piccadilly. 
 
 Junior United Service Charles Street, St. James's. 
 
 Clubt, Postal address. 
 
 Marlborough 52 Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 National i Whitehall Gardens.^ 
 
 National Liberal Whitehall Place, S.W 
 
 National Sporting Covent Garden. 
 
 Naval and Military 94 Piccadilly. 
 
 New Club 4 Grafton Street, W. 
 
 New Oxford and Cambridge 68 Pall Mall. 
 
 New University 57 St. James's Sireet.j 
 
 Oriental 18 Hanover Square, W. 
 
 Orleans 29 King Street, St. James's. 
 
 Oxford and Cambridge 71 Pail Mall. 
 
 Portland 9 St. James's Square, S.W. 
 
 Primrose j 4 and 5 Park Place,J^j 
 
 I James's. ^^Hl 
 
 Queen's West Kensington. Hjl 
 
 Raleigh . 16 Regent Street, S.W. 
 
 Reform 104 Pall Mall, S.W. ^^ 
 
 Royal Societies' 63 St. James's Street.|B|| 
 
 St. James's 106 Piccadilly. ^6 I 
 
 St. Stephen's P Bridge Street, W( 
 
 ( minster. 
 
 Savage Adelphi Terrace, W.( 
 
 Savile 107 Piccadilly, W. 
 
 Sports Club St. James's Square. 
 
 Thatched House 86 St. James's Street. 
 
 Travellers' 106 Pall Mall. 
 
 Turf. 85 Piccadilly. 
 
 Union Trafalgar Square. 
 
 United Service 116 and 117 Pall Mall. 
 
 United University i Suffolk Street. 
 
 Wellington i Grosvenor Place. 
 
 Whitehall 47 Parliament Street. 
 
 White's 37 St. James's Street. 
 
 Wyndham 13 St. James's Square. 
 
 Yorick* 5 Beaufort Buildings, W.C. 
 
 I 
 
INDEX TO COLOURED PLATES 
 
 Aberdare, Pl. XXXIII. 
 
 ACLAND, PL. XXV. 
 
 Allen-Hoblyn, Pl. L. 
 Ames, Pl. XXIII. 
 Amphlett, Pl. XXV. 
 Anderton, Pl. XXI. 
 
 Backhouse, Pl. XXI. 
 Bainbridge, Pl. XXV. 
 Bamford, Pl. XVI. 
 Banks, Pl. XVIII. 
 Bannerman, Pl. XXI. 
 Barlow, Pl. XI. . 
 Bartelot, Pl. XXVI. 
 Bath, Pl. III. 
 Benison, Pl. X. . 
 BiLLIAT, Pl. II. . 
 BoNAR, Pl. XX. . 
 BONYTHON, Pl. XLI. 
 BouLTON, Pl. XLVIII. 
 BowLBY, Pl. LI. 
 Bowles, Pl. VII. 
 BoxALL, Pl. XL. 
 Boyd, Pl. XIII. . 
 Braikenridge, Pl. XXI. 
 Bredon, Pl. XXV. 
 Bridge, Pl. XLIX. 
 Brimacombe, Pl. X. 
 Broun-Morison, Pl. XXVII. 
 
 BUCHANNAN, Pl. IX. 
 
 Burke, Pl. XIV. 
 Burns, Pl. XLV. 
 BuszARD, Pl. XIX. 
 Butcher, Pl. I. . 
 
 Carysfort, Pl. XLVI. 
 
 Casey, Pl. XI. . 
 
 Caulfeild, Pl. XXVI. 
 
 Cave, Pl. XLVII. 
 ft^ Chalmers, Pl. XXVI. 
 ■ Clifton-Robinson, Pl. XXXI. 
 B Cornwall, Pl. XLVII. 
 
 928 
 784 
 1472 
 720 
 784 
 656 
 
 656 
 
 784 
 
 496 
 
 560 
 
 656 
 
 336 
 
 800 
 
 80 
 
 304 
 
 48 
 
 624 
 
 1184 
 
 1408 
 
 1504 
 
 208 
 
 II 52 
 
 400 
 
 656 
 
 784 
 
 1440 
 
 304 
 816 
 272 
 432 
 1312 
 592 
 16 
 
 1344 
 336 
 800 
 
 1376 
 800 
 880 
 
 1376 
 
 Cory, Pl. VII. . 
 
 
 
 PAGE 
 208 
 
 Cory, Pl. XXII. 
 
 
 
 688 
 
 Courthope, Pl. XX. . 
 
 
 
 624 
 
 Cowan, Pl. IV. . 
 
 
 
 112 
 
 Cox, Pl. XXII. . 
 
 
 
 688 
 
 Craig, Pl. XXII. 
 
 
 
 688 
 
 Craigie, Pl. XXXII. . 
 
 
 
 896 
 
 Croker, Pl. XVIL . 
 
 
 
 . 528 
 
 Crosweller, Pl. XXII. 
 
 
 
 688 
 
 Dalgleish, Pl. XL 11 52 
 
 Dalton, Pl. XXVIII. 
 
 . 832 
 
 Daubeney, Pl. XVIII. 
 
 560 
 
 Davenport, Pl. XXIII. . 
 
 720 
 
 De Courcy-Wheeler, Pl. XXIX. 
 
 848 
 
 Delany, Pl. X 
 
 304 
 
 De Trafford, Pl. XXVIII. . 
 
 832 
 
 Dick, Pl. XXIV. 
 
 752 
 
 Drury-Lowe, Pl. XXVII. 
 
 816 
 
 Durham, Pl. XVIL . 
 
 528 
 
 Ebblewhite, Pl. X 304 
 
 Ebsworth, Pl. XXX. . . .864 
 
 Parish, Pl. Ill 80 
 
 Fell, Pl. XIV, . 
 
 
 
 432 
 
 Ferrand, Pl. XXIX. 
 
 
 
 848 
 
 FiNDLATER, Pl, XXIX, 
 
 
 
 848 
 
 Fletcher, Pl, XVIL . 
 
 
 
 528 
 
 Forbes-Leith, Pl. IX. 
 
 
 
 272 
 
 Fowler-Burton, Pl. XLV 
 
 . 
 
 
 1312 
 
 Fuller, Pl. XXVI. . 
 
 
 
 800 
 
 Gell, Pl. XLIX 1440 
 
 Gibson, Pl. XLIX. . 
 
 
 
 1440 
 
 Gordon, Pl. XV. 
 
 
 
 464 
 
 Gosling, Pl. XIII. . 
 
 
 
 400 
 
 Graham, Pl. Ill, 
 
 
 
 80 
 
 Grant Duff, Pl. XXIV. 
 
 
 
 752 
 
 Green, Pl. IX. . 
 
 
 
 272 
 
 Griffith, Pl. XXVIII. , 
 
 
 
 832 
 
XXX 
 
 31nDcr to Coloured Platen 
 
 
 PACK 
 
 HAro. PL. XXXII. . 
 
 896 
 
 Hancock. Pl. XXVIII. 
 
 832 
 
 Harrison. I^. I. 
 
 16 
 
 Hbur-Pbrcv. Pl. XLII. 
 
 1216 
 
 HXLMB. PL. XX. . 
 
 624 
 
 HxRfWRT. Pl. XXX. . 
 
 864 
 
 HOBSON. PL. II. . 
 
 . 48 
 
 HoBsoN. Pl. VI. . 
 
 176 
 
 HORDKRN. l\. XXX. . 
 
 864 
 
 Huntbr-Weston, Pl. LI. 
 
 1504 
 
 Hutchinson. Pl. XXXI. . 
 
 880 
 
 Irvinb. Pl. XXIX. . 
 
 848 
 
 Irwin. Pl. V. . 
 
 144 
 
 Jaco-Trblawny, Pl. XXV 
 
 II. . 816 
 
 Johnstone. Pl. III. . 
 
 80 
 
 Jones, Pl. XXXVIII. 
 
 . 1088 
 
 Kelly, Pl. XXXV. . 
 
 • 992 
 
 Kbarlby. Pl. XXXI. 
 
 880 
 
 Lane. Pl. IV. . . . 
 Lane-Fox, Pl. XLVII. 
 Langdale, Pl. XXXVI. . 
 Latter, Pl. XLVII. . 
 
 LA^XAND-BAKRATT, Pl. XXXIV 
 
 Lee, Pl. VII. 
 Leslie. Pl. XLVIII. 
 Leslie-Ellis, Pl. XXVII. 
 Len-eson. Pi.. XV. 
 Lewis. Pl. XXIII. . 
 Und. Pl. XXXri. . 
 Uston-Foulis, Pl. IV. 
 Lloyd, Pl. XLI. 
 
 LONGSTAFF, Pl. XVI. . 
 
 Lovatt, Pl. XI. . 
 Lysaght, Pl. XIV. . 
 
 Macdonald. Pl. XXXVII 
 Macfie, Pl. V. , 
 MacGregor, Pl. XXIII. 
 Maitland. Pl. VI. 
 Malcolm, Pl. XLVIII. 
 Manbey. Pl. XL. 
 Manby. Pl. L. . 
 Marindin. Pl. XV. 
 Marples, Pl. XI.IV. 
 Martin. Pl. XIX. 
 
 112 
 
 •376 
 1024 
 i376 
 960 
 208 
 1408 
 816 
 
 4f>4 
 720 
 896 
 112 
 1 184 
 496 
 336 
 432 
 
 1056 
 
 144 
 
 720 
 
 176 
 
 1408 
 
 1 1 52 
 
 1472 
 
 464 
 
 1280 
 
 592 
 
 I Menzies, Pl. XXIV. . 
 Meredith, Pl. XII. . 
 Merriman, Pl. XXXI. 
 Mountgarret, Pl. XXXIII. 
 Murray, XXXVI. 
 
 Napier, Pl. VI. . 
 Nelson, Pl. XV. 
 Newton-Deakin, Pl. XX 
 Nicholson, Pl. XXIV. 
 Nicolson, Pl. XLVI. . 
 Noakes, Pl. II. . 
 North, Major H., Pl L. 
 North, Pl. XLIX. . 
 
 O'Neill, Pl. XLIII. , 
 
 Palitana, Pl. XL. 
 Palmer, Pl. XVI. 
 Patteson, Pl. XIII. . 
 Penton, Pl. XXXIX. 
 Pepper, Pl. XXXVI . 
 Ferryman, Pl. XXXIV. 
 Filter, Pl. XLI. 
 Pinnell, Pl. XLI. 
 Pitchford, Pl. LI. 
 Pollard, Pl. V. . 
 Pooler, Pl. VII. 
 Porch, Pl. XLII. 
 Purcell-Fitzgerald, Pl. XLIV 
 
 Radnor, Pl. XXXIII. 
 Rankin, Pl. VTII. 
 Raw, Pl. XII. . 
 Redwood, Pl. XII. . 
 Reynolds, Pl. XXXII. . 
 Rhiner-Waring, Pl. XXXVII 
 Richardson, Pl. XXXIX. 
 Roberts, Pl. XXXIV. 
 RoYDS, Pl. XL . 
 Ryland, Pl. XVI. . 
 
 Samuelson, Pl. VI. . 
 Shaw, Pl. XLII. 
 Sherborne, Pl. XXXIII. 
 Simcox, Pl. XLV. 
 Skeels, Pl. XIII. 
 Slaughter, Pl. XLV. 
 Smith, Pl. VIII. . 
 Smith, Pl. XXXVIII. 
 Sprot, Pl. XXXV. . 
 
 PAOK 
 752 
 368 
 880 
 928 
 1024 
 
3lntier to Coloureti Platen 
 
 XXXI 
 
 Stable,. Pl. VIII. 
 Stables, Pl. XIX, 
 Stokes, Pl. XXXIX. 
 Strangman, Pl. XXXVIII. 
 Stubbs, Pl. IV. . 
 Sutthery, Pl. XVIII. 
 Sykes. Pl. I. . . . 
 
 Taylor, Pl. XXXV. . 
 Ternan, Pl. XVII. . 
 
 Terry, Pl. V 
 
 Thom-Postlethwaite, Pl. XXXVI. 
 Thornhill, Pl. XII. . 
 Tidswell, Pl. XXXVIII. . 
 
 TOMKINSON, Pl. I. 
 
 Tweedy, Pl. XXXIX. 
 
 Usher, Pl. XVIII. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 
 240 
 
 Verdin, Pl. IX. . 
 
 592 
 
 
 I I 20 
 
 
 1088 
 
 Waddingham, Pl. XXXIV. 
 
 112 
 
 Wall, Pl. XLIII. 
 
 560 
 
 Walthall, Pl. XLIV. 
 
 16 
 
 Weil, Pl. XIV. . 
 
 
 Welchman, Pl. VIII. 
 
 992 
 
 Wethered, Pl. XXXVII. 
 
 528 
 
 White, Pl. XLIII. . 
 
 144 
 
 White, Pl. XLIII. . 
 
 1024 
 
 Whittaker, Pl. XXXVII. 
 
 368 
 
 ' WiLLIAMS-Me YRICK, Pl. XLII 
 
 1088 
 
 Wilson, Pl. XXXV. . 
 
 16 
 
 Windham, Pl. XLIV. 
 
 1 120 
 
 WiNGATE, Pl. XLVIII. 
 
 
 Wiseman, Pl. XIX. . 
 
 560 
 
 Wright, Pl. II. . 
 
 PAGR 
 
 960 
 1248 
 I28Q 
 
 240 
 1056 
 1248 
 1248 
 1056 
 I216 
 
 992 
 1280 
 1408 
 
 48 
 
ARMORIAL FAMILIES 
 
 For the addresses of London Clubs refer to list. All Clubs are supposed to be London Clubs unless immediately 
 followed by the name of a town in brackets. A complete entry should contain full Christian and surnames, style, titles, 
 and designations, and offices held, date of birth, name of father and of mother, and of mother's father, dates of succession 
 to, and creations of titles, clubs, livery, armorial bearings, including impalements, date of marriage, name of wife and of her 
 father, names of children and dates of birth of sons, names of estates and postal addresses. The Editor will be happy 
 in all cases to insert any number of quarterings that are duly recorded (upon proof of this being produced), and will add 
 such of the details above indicated as may be omitted. lie hopes also to have his attention called to any mistakes, and 
 will be glad to receive notice of all alterations that occur. The surnames and dates of birth of daughters are intentionally 
 omitted, and the names of daughters are always placed after the names of sons, notwithstanding any priority of birth. 
 The description (ientleman is used throughout the book in its ancient and strictly legal and correct interpretation, namely, 
 a person entitled to bear arms ; and it occurs in every such instance where there is no other title employed. The 
 following are Esquires, and should be so described. The term is not used in ''Armorial Families" except in such 
 cases : — The sons of Peers ; the sons of Baronets ; the sons of Knights ; the eldest sons of the younger sons of Peers, 
 and their eldest sons in perpetuity ; the eldest son of the eldest son of a Knight, and his eldest son in perpetuity ; Com- 
 panions of the Orders of Knighthood ; the Kings of Arms ; the Heralds of Arms ; Officers of the Army and Navy of 
 the rank of Captain and upwards ; Sheriffs of Counties, for life ; J.P.'s of Counties whilst in Commission ; Serjeants-at- 
 Lavv ; King's Counsel ; Serjeants-at-Arms ; certain principal Officers in the King's Household ; Deputy-Lieutenants 
 and Commissioners of Lieutenancy ; Commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy ; Masters of the Supreme Court ; those 
 whom the King, in any Commission or Warrant, styles Esquire [and amongst these are Royal Academicians], and any 
 person who, in virtue of his Office, takes precedence of Esquires. Please address all communications to Arthur Charles 
 Fox-Davies, 34 Henrietta Street, London, W.C. 
 
 HENRY ABBEY, Gentleman, J. P., sometime Mayor of 
 
 Brighton. Bom 1816, 
 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, on a fesse between three 
 lozenges in chief and a lymphad oars in action and sails 
 furled in base all argent, a swallow volant of the field. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle displayed argent, between two cross cross- 
 lets or, each wing charged with a cross crosslet gules. 
 
 Married, ; and has Issue — (i) William Henry Abbey, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (2) Henry Robert Burrows Abbey, 
 Gentleman, b. -18^2 ; Fanny ; Florence ; and Katherine. 
 Residence — Fairlee, Brighton. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 ABBOTT. (H, Coll.) Sable, a pale or, thereon a 
 crosier of the first, on a chief of the second, three water- 
 bougets of the field. Mantling sable and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of two crosiers saltire- 
 wise sable, a unicorn's head erased or. Post. add. — 70 
 Gracechurch Street, E.G. 
 
 A BECKETT (H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron gules, be- 
 tween three lion's heads erased of the last, a fleur-de-lis 
 between two annulets of the first, all within a bordure 
 wavy of the second. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lis azure, surmounted with 
 a lion's head erased ermine, the whole debruised by a 
 bendlet sinister wavy or. 
 
 Sons of late Hon. William Arthur Callander k Beckett, 
 J. P., an Exec. Councillor of Colony of Victoria, a 
 Member of the Legislative Council of that Colony 
 1868-1876 (eld. s. of Sir WiUiam k Beckett, first Chiel- 
 Justice of the Colony of Victoria), b. 1833 ; rf. 19 ; 
 m. 1855, Emma, d. and h. of John Mills of Melbourne. 
 [Arms as above, but quartering Mills : Party per pale 
 indented argent and azure, a mill-rind between three 
 escallops all counterchanged ; and using motto, " Foys 
 sapience et chevalerie."] : — 
 William Gilbert k Beckett, Esq., M.A., LL.M. (Camb.), 
 ^. A. , LL. M. ( Melbourne ), Barrister-at- Law ( I nner Temple ) , 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
 Barrister and Solicitor of Melbourne, sometime Lieut. Camb. 
 Vol. Rifles, b. 10 Ap. 1864. Club — Melbourne Club, 
 Melbourne, Victoria. 
 
 Arthur HeywoodSt. Thomas i Beckett, Esq.,Capt. (ret.) 
 Antrim Art. Mil., b. i8 June 1867 ; m. Aug. 1898, Beatrice 
 Isabel, and d. of late Arthur S. Windsor of Melbourne. 
 Estate —^aWmtrse., Mornington, co. Victoria. Clubs — New 
 Travellers', Savage (Melbourne). 
 
 Son of late Gilbert Abbott k Beckett, Esq. Barrister-at- 
 Law, of Hyde Park Gate, co. Middlesex, Metropolitan 
 Police Magistrate, b. 1811 ; d. 1856 ; m. 1835, Mary 
 Anne, d. of Joseph Glossop, Esq., of Silver Hall, Isle- 
 worth, Middx. , Clerk of the Cheque and Adjutant of 
 H. M. , Gentleman-at-Arms : — 
 Arthur William k Beckett, Esq., Capt. late 4th Batt. 
 Cheshire Regt. , Barrister-at-Law (Gray's Inn), b. 1844; 
 m. 1876, Susanna Francis, eld. d. of Forbes Winslow, 
 M.D., D.C.L., of Cavendish Square, Middx.; and has 
 had issue — (i) Arthur Thomas k Beckett, Gentleman, 
 b. 1877; d. 1892; (2) Patrick Albert Forbes Winslow k 
 Beckett, Gentleman, Lieut. R.G.A., b. 1880; (3) Walter 
 Horace Francis k Beckett, Gentleman, Lieut. R.G.A., 
 b. 1881. Res. — 33 Eccleston Square, S.W. Clubs — Junior 
 United Service, Garrick, Beefsteak, Authors', Royal 
 Societies'. 
 
 ABERCROMBIE (H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron gules, 
 between in chief two boar's heads couped azure and in 
 base a serpent nowed proper. Mantling gules and 
 argent, Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a serpent 
 as in the arms, thereon a bee proper. Motto — "Vive 
 ut vixas." 
 
 Sons of John Abercrombie, M.D., b. 1817 ; d. 1892; 
 nt. 1847, Louisa, d. of Charles Worthington : — 
 
 John Abercrombie, Gentleman, M.D., F.R.C.P., *. 1857 ; 
 ni. 1903, Evelyn Graham, d. of James Aspinall Tobin, 
 Esq., J. P. ; and has issue — John Abercrombie, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1904. Post. add. — 23 Upj5er Wimpole Street, 
 London, W. 
 
 3 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
abe 
 
 JAMBS ALRXANHKR ABKR(*ROMBY. C^ntleman. 
 bam Ortnbar 4. 1975. Mn^ lh« son of ih« lute Alexander 
 Afaereroaibv. cWllrriuut, Doctor of Medicine of (he Uni- 
 fWlily of BdinlNiTRh. .ind Fellow of the Koyal College of 
 SHMMM of EdinUirKh. I>y hJN wife Kstlxf Susanna, only 
 eMia bjr hit wcond ni.tmaicr of Hermanus ChristofTel Ksier- 
 iMqfam of VruchilKur, Wellington, Cape of Uood Hope. 
 Ziwrr—t larei colour. Armorial boarlnir*— l*arted per 
 
 9bt 
 
 pale argent and gules, a chevron between two boars' heads 
 erased in chief, and a bee volant en arriere in base all coun- 
 terchanged. Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a bee volant 
 or; and upon an escroll above, this Motto "Vive ut 
 »ivas." 
 
 ABERCROMBYof Birkenboe (L.O., matric, 1674 and 
 179a). Argent, a chevron gules, between three boar's heads 
 erased a«ire. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— 
 Un a wreath of his liveries, a falcon proper. Supporters— 
 .i^T'i?*'^",*^ '''.'^,^"'' coHared gules. MottoeB-(over 
 "**V. ,'".*'l? : <""<!"■ a"""") •' Mercy is my desire " 
 Son of Sir Robert John Abercromby. 7th Bart Vice- 
 Lieut. CO. Banff. D.L. Banff and Aberdeen, b. i8<;o- 
 r J^^ ; ,7/ '^3. Florence Anita Eyre. d. of Eyre 
 Coote of West Park. Hants :— ^ 
 
 &r George William Abercromby. 8th Bart (N S 
 ap Feb. i635-«). of Birkenbog. co. R-infT, b. 1886. ' Seats- 
 £&,"n"r' "'• ''■"'"'^' ^"'^^''- ' ^'^''^"l^g ^"d Castle 
 
 A™/"''"^**"''K°^'^""'^y <rematric. L.O., ,707) 
 Ama as above, btit the chevron indented, the boai^'s hS 
 arn^dor and langued sable. Crest-A bee vokm pro^r 
 ■Otto— •• Vive ut vivas." Ams reed H Coll ..J^ ,. 
 mention granted by Royar^a'^t "iof Is ''^.^^T 
 
 ^JS".™^^:^ '"'*""''^ ^'«' ^ d«'«^ arm issuanHn 
 bJ^I ^T^f'", '*^T"'LP'eP*^' K*™ished or. encircled 
 S^„H A^yJ. '*"^'' "'* •'^"'1 supporting the French 
 
 Sl>' *i ^I^* '**'?''• ^l^ ?*™" Abercromby. b. 
 
 H^SFib^'^rj^^M'^^^yn':!"'" '''^""^'' ^- °^ J°»>" 
 
 AlI!™L*!?";^^* '^'''P'^ Abercromby. 4th Baron 
 
 I 
 
 § is tbe Military Cockade 
 
 Georgiana Duncan. V.A., a Lady of the Bedchamlier 
 Queen Victoria, d. of Adam, and Earl of Campordowii 
 iVa/ — Tullibody Castle, Clackmann.-uishiie. Tmim res.~ 
 14 Grosvenor Street, Grosvenor Square, London W 
 Club-Twf. 
 
 Hon. John Abercromby, late Lieut. Rifle Brigade b 
 1841 ; m. 1876, Ad^le Wilhelmine Marika, d. of Chev. Ch.is. 
 von Heedenstam, Swedish Minister at Athens (mar. disl 
 solved 1879) ; and h.as issue— I^uisa Edia Montagu. Res.'^m 
 6a Palmerston Place, Edinburgh. '^H 
 
 SThk Right Honoi;rabi,k Sir JOHN CAMPHKI I 
 GORDON, 7th EARL OF ABERDEEN, Viscount" 
 Formartine, Lord Haddo, Methlic, Tarves, and Kellie, in 
 Scotland, Viscount Gordon of Aberdeen, co. Al>erdeen in 
 the United Kingdom, and a Baronet of Nova Scotia Lord- 
 Lieut. CO. Aberdeen, P.C, G.C.M.G., Hon. Col, ist Aber- 
 deenshire Volunteer Corps R.A., LL.D. Aberdeen. Queens 
 Toronto, McGill, Ottawa. Laviil. Princeton, and Harvartl 
 Universities, Hon. D.C.L. Bishops Coll., LennoxviUe* 
 was H.M.'s High Commissioner to the General Assembly 
 of the Church of Scotland 1881 to 1885; Lord-Lieut of 
 Ireland Feb. lo to Aug. 3, 1886; and Gov. -Gen. of Canada 
 1893-98. Born Aug. 3, 1847, being the third but only sur- 
 vivmgsonofthelateRt. Hon. George John lames Hamilton- 
 Gordon, sth Earl of Aberdeen, by his wife Mary, second 
 dau. of the late George Baillie of Melierstain and Jervis- 
 woode, and sister of Rt. Hon. George, loth Earl of Had- 
 dington. Armorial bearings Azure, three boars' heads 
 couped or, armed proper, langued gules, within a double 
 tressure flowered and counter-flowered interchangeably with 
 thistles, roses, and fleurs-de-lis of the second. Mnntling 
 gules, doubled ermine. Crest - On a wreath of his 
 liveries, two arms holding a bow and arrow straight upwards 
 in a shooting position and at full draft all proper. Motto 
 -^-"Fortuna sequatur." Supporters — Dexter, an eari; 
 sinister, a Doctor of Laws, both habited in their robes 
 proper. Married, Nov. 7, 1877, the Hon. Isabel Maria 
 Mai^onbanks, youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. Dudley Coutts 
 Marjoribanks, ist Baron Tweedmouth ; and has Issue— (i) 
 George Gordon, Esq.. commonly called Lord Haddo. b, 
 Jan. 20. 1879; (2) Hon. Dudley Gladstone Hamilton- 
 Gordon, b. May 6. 1883 ; (3) Hon. Ian Archibald Gordon, 
 b. Oct. 4. 1884; Lady Marjorie Adeline; and Lady 
 Dorothea Mary, d. an infant. 1882. Seats — Haddo 
 House. Aberdeen ; Tarland Lodge, Aberdeenshire. Club 
 — Brooks's. 
 
 ABERNETHY, quartered by BOYLE. LINDSAl 
 HOME. HAMILTON, DOUGLAS, and LESLIE. 
 
 ABINGER, see SCARLETT. 
 
 ALFRED CLAY ABRAHAM, Gentleman, F.I.CF.C.l^ 
 Born January 26, 1853, being the youngfl 
 Sbtdfldtn ^*^" ^'^ ^^^ '^'^ J*^^" Abraham, by his wif 
 *■"*'**"* Maria Hayes, daughter of John Tyermana 
 Armorial bearlngB— He bears for Arms] 
 trmine, on a chevron between three mullets of eight pointT 
 gules as many towers argent. Upon the escutcheon i 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling guW 
 and argent; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of \.r 
 colours, upon a mount vert, in front of two fronds on 
 f^' ^ ^°°'^ proper; with the Motto. "Veritas libertas.'^ 
 Married May 13, 1880. Lucy Ellison, daughter of Henry 
 Hunter Golding ; and has Issue- (1) Robert Askew Abra- 
 ham. Gentleman, bom March 19, 1890; (2) Cuthbert 
 tenwick Abraham, Gentleman, born May 26, 1891 ; 
 Margaret Ellison; Agnes Mitford ; and Dorothy Foster. 
 postal addresses—z Kingsmead Road, South Birkenhead ; 
 87 Bold Street, Liverpool. 
 
 THOMAS FELL ABRAHAM, Gentleman. Born Octo- 
 ber 10, 1847, being the elder son of the late John Abraham, 
 iLUlL^ t '^^"^ "*y«s, daughter of John Tyerman, 
 Armorial bearings-He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a 
 Chevron between three mullets of eight points gules, as 
 many towers argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 neimet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, in front of two fronds of fern, a rook 
 
mt 
 
 M 
 
 proper ; with the Motto, ' ' Veritas libertas. " Married, firstly, 
 June 23, 1880, Margaret Sarah, eldest daughter of Joseph 
 
 ^l^i^ 
 
 J. Brown of Woodbridge, in the county of Suffolk (she died 
 July 12, 1889) ; secondly, August 9, 1893, Catherine Frances, 
 third daughter of Bell Williams of Liverpool ; and has 
 /ssi/e—(i) John Fell Abraham, Gentleman, born October 
 14, 1882 ; (2) Edward Mitford Abraham, Gentleman, born 
 October 17, 1883 ; Mildred ; Isabel ; and Frances Mary. 
 Postal aiiiiresses—Sj Bold Street, jLiverpool ; 53 Bidston 
 Road, Oxton, Birkenhead. 
 
 ABRAHAMS (H. Coll.). 
 
 I 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on two ostrich feathers 
 in saltire, an antelope's head erased. Motto — " Verite sans 
 peur." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 L Abrahams. 
 
 Road, London, N.W. 
 
 A'«. — Northgate House, Avenue 
 
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 BENJAMIN ST. JOHN ACKERS, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Gloucester, Barrister-at-Law, and some- 
 time M.P. W. Div. of the aforesaid county. Born 1839, 
 and is the only surviving son of the late James Ackers 
 of Prinknash Park, co. Gloucester, M. P. for Ludlow, by 
 Mary his wife, dau. of the late Benjamin Williams of 
 Bowden Lodge, co. Chester. Livery — Green, with brass 
 buttons. Armorial Bearings — Argent, on a bend en- 
 grailed sable, between two doves rising three sprigs 
 of oak slipped and fructed proper ; and for a Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount, in front thereof three 
 sprigs of oak slipped and fructed, a dove rising, holding in 
 the beak a like sprig of oak all proper ; with the Motto, 
 "La liberty." A/arried, October 24, 1861, Louisa Maria 
 Jane, elder daughter of the late Charles Brooke Hunt, of 
 Bowden Hall, in the county of Gloucester, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for that county, and has 
 had /ssue—{i) James Arthur Ackers, Gentleman, born 1873 
 and died 1888 ; (2) Charles Penrhyn Ackers, Gentleman, 
 born June 28, 1882 ; Edith Jane ; Mary ; Louisa ; Susan 
 Elizabeth; Florence; and Catherine Victoria Isabel. Estate 
 and postal address — Huntley Manor, Gloucester. Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
 ACKROYD, see RAWSON-ACKROYD. 
 
 ACLAND, quartered by TROYTE. 
 
 S ALFRED DYKE ACLAND, Esquire, Major Royal 
 ist Devon Yeomanry Cavalry. Born August 
 ^tlf)t1?1 ^9' ^^S^' being the seventh and youngest son 
 MVIUIIU ofSir Henry WentworthDykeAcland, Baronet, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath (Civil Division), Master of Arts, Doctor of 
 Medicine, Doctor of Laws and Doctor of Civil Law, F. R.S. , 
 late Regius Professor of Medicine in the University of 
 Oxford, Radcliffe Librarian, and Honorary Physician to 
 His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, by his wife Sarah, 
 
 eldest daughter of William Cotton, Doctor of Civil Law. 
 Fellow of the Royal Society, of Walwood, near Leyton, 
 stone, in the county of Essex. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms: Chequy argent and sable, a fesse gules, 
 impaling the arms of Smith, namely argent, on a chevron 
 azure, between three oak- leaves vert, each charged with 
 an acorn or, as many leopards' faces jessant-de-lis of the 
 field ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 couped arm lying fesseways to the sinister azure, gloved 
 argent, thereon a falcon perched proper, beaked, membered, 
 
 and belled or ; with the Motto, " In^branlable." Married, 
 July 30, 1885, Beatrice Danvers, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Beatrice Danvers, fourth daughter of the Right 
 Honourable William Henry Smith, a member of Her Ma- 
 jesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Doctor of Civil 
 Law, Member of Parliament, First Lord of the Treasury, 
 Constable of Dover Castle, and Lord Warden of the Cinque 
 Ports, by the Right Honourable Emily his wife. Viscountess 
 Hambleden, of Hambleden, in the county of Bucking- 
 ham; and has Issue— (1) Arthur William Acland, Gentle- 
 man ; (2) Peter Bevil Edward Acland, Gentleman ; Angela 
 Cicely Mary ; Katherine ; and Sarah Beatrice. Postal ad- 
 dress — 3 Cadogan Square, London S.W. 
 
 5 CHARLES THOM.AS DYKE ACLAND, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 counties of Somerset and Devon ; and Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Cornwall ; Master of Arts of the University 
 of Oxford ; Member of Parliament for East Cornwall, 1882- 
 1885; North-Eastern Division, 1885-1892 ; Deputy- Warden 
 of the Stannaries ; Major and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel 
 ist Devon Yeomanry, from 1883 ; Captain Devon Mounted 
 Rifles, 1866-1877 ; Barrister-at-Law. Born July 16, 1842, 
 being the eldest son of the Right Honourable Sir Thomas 
 Dyke Acland, eleventh Baronet of Columb-John [to whom 
 refer], by his first wife Mary, eldest daughter of Sir Charles 
 Mordaunt, eighth Baronet of Massingham. Clubs — Athen- 
 aeum, Travellers'. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Chequy argent and sable, a fesse gules, impaled 
 with the arms of Walrond, namely, argent three bulls' 
 heads caboshed sable ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a couped arm lying fesseways, to the sinister 
 azure, gloved argent, thereon a falcon f)erched proper, 
 beaked, membered, and belled or; with the Motto, 
 " In^branlable." Married, November i, 1879, Gertrude, 
 third daughter of Sir John Walrond, first Baronet. Postal 
 addresses — Killerton, Exeter; Holnicote, Taunton. 
 
 THEODORE DYKE ACLAND, Esquire, M.A., M.D. 
 (Oxon. ), Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Mem- 
 ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, Physician at Saint 
 Thomas's and at Brompton Hospitals. Born No. ember 
 14, 1851, being the third son of Sir Henry Wentwortb 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
4 m 
 
 tifkt ftflkiHt. Itenmel. Kni|;hi Commandrr of ihe Most 
 ItaMinIi* Onirf of i*m> lUih (Civil DiviMon). Mnsler of 
 AffMi. fHHy of Medtdnr, t>ocit>r t>f I^iwh iind Doctor of 
 CMI Lam, fwlkm of Ibe Roy«l Society. Kevins Frofeaaor 
 of MMHoIm ta Uw Uahranity ut Oxford, Kaildiffc I jfanuian, 
 Md Hamontn nmidan to Hit Royal Hlchneu the Prince 
 of Wdn. bv hit «ife Svah. eklal daughtrr of William 
 CMMM. Doctor of ChO Law. Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 «f Waiwood. near I.MtoMlone. in the couiiiy of Kssrx. 
 AnMlAl b*arlac« — He boan for Amu: ('heciuy nrgent 
 aad Mbta. a fow culea, impaling the arms of Ciiili, namely 
 aaoR. a HrpenI nowed or, between three sea-gulls proper. 
 antb liM foUowiac hooonrable augmentation, namely, a 
 auuoA analaa. thereoa an ostrich feather argem, quilled 
 or. anlikd bjr the oorooet which encircles the badge or 
 plane of Hi* Royal Highness the IVince of U'ales gold : 
 and for his Orwt, upon a wreath of the colours, a cuuped 
 ana lying feaieways, to the sinister oxure, glovc<l nrgent, 
 Ihcrron a fdcon perched proper, beaked, membered, and 
 brIWd or; with tne Motto. " In^branlablc." Married, 
 A|«il IS. 1888. Caroline Cameron, the only surviving 
 du^hler of the late Sir William Withey Gull, first Baronet, 
 Ptiwiciaii la Ordfamry to Her Majesty the gueen, I^octor 
 of m&Skdnt. Doctor of Civil Ljiw of the University of 
 Oaford. Doctor of Laws of the University of Cambridge, 
 and Fdktw of the Royal Society ; and has had lisue— 
 Theodote WiQiam Gull Acland. Gentleman, bom November 
 7. 1890; and Aimte Sarah Agnes Dyke, born May 14, and 
 died September 17, 1889. Postal address— i^ Bryanston 
 Square, London, w. CV«i— Athenaeum. 
 
 eSiu WILLIAM ALISON DYKE ACIJ^ND, Bart., a 
 Vice-Admiral in the Royal Navy, J. P. for co. of 
 Oxford. Fellow of tlie Royal Geographical Society. Bom 
 
 Dec 18, 1847, being the eldest son of the late .Sir Henry 
 Wentworth Dyke Acland, Baronet, Knight Commander of 
 the .Most Honourable Order of the Bath (Civil Division), 
 Master of Arts, Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Laws and 
 Doctor of Civil Law. Fellow of the Royal Society, Regius 
 IV ol Bj eoi of Medicine in the University of Oxford, RadclifTe 
 LOrarian. and Hooorary Physician to His Royal Highness 
 tbe Prince of Wales, by his wife Sarah, eldest daughter of 
 WUUam Cotton. Doctor of Civil Law, Fellow of the Royal 
 Society, of Walwood, near I^ytonstone, in the county of 
 EsKx. He was atuched to the Chilian Army in the war 
 between Chili and Peru in 1881 ; Captain Her Majesty's 
 ship"Hyaanth' 1888-89: ••Volage," 1889-91; "Edgar," 
 »*93-94; wjd "Australia" 1894-97; A.D.C. to the Queen 
 1896-99; Cape Dockyard Reserve, Devonport, 1897-99; 
 Rear-Admiraf 1899; second in command Channel Squadron 
 •90»-4 : Admiral Supt. Gibraltar Dockyard 1902-4 ; Vice- 
 Admiral 1904. Armorial bearings— Chequy argent and 
 ••We. • fesse gules ; impaling the arms of Smith, namely 
 argent, on a chevron .-uure, between three oak-leaves 
 Jlrt. each charged with an acorn or, as many leopards' 
 ten JesMUit-de-Iis of the field; and for his Creat, 
 ■pona wreath of the colours, a couped arm lying 
 WHeways, to the sinister azure, gloved argent, thereon a 
 falcon perched proper, beaked, membered, and belled or- 
 ****?••>« "otto. "In^branlable." Married, July 7, 1887' 
 Emily Anna, commonly known as the Honourable " Emily 
 Vr'*' ^°^ daughtiT of the Right Honourable William 
 
 w?T. .. • ■ ^*«"'^*r of Her Majesty's Most Honour- 
 able Priry Counal. Doctor of Civil I^w. Member of Parlia- 
 mtuA First I^rd of the Treasury. Constable of Dover 
 CMk. and Lord V\arden of the Cinque Ports, by the 
 K.ghl Hoooorable Emily his wife. Viscountess Hambleden 
 of Hambteden m the coumy of Buckingham; and has 
 (i^":''L^''***"' """""y ^y''« Acland? Esquire bora 
 
 V^ ri'^x^ .'^'-'"'('^'^"-Rocklands. Chudleigh 
 Devon. C/«**— United Service. Athenaum. 
 
 HUGH LEONARD ACLAND-TROYTE Esquire 
 J.P.,Capt. jrd Vol Batt. Devon Regt.. late Lieut aoth 
 
 t«Itoir« Deiron Yeomanry Cavalry, and Hon. Col and 
 LfaB^ commanding 3rd V.B. Devon Regt.. by his w"fe 
 
 Ho5^^-5*2*'.^ '"'c*^^' "°"- f™"<« Caroline 
 Hood. dao. of Rl Hon. Samuel, and Lord Bridpon 
 
 act 
 
 Annorlal beaxiagi — Quarterly i and 4. or, an eagL _^ 
 played with two heads proper, within a lx)rdure invected 
 ermine, in chief a cross crosslet sable, for distinction (for 
 Troyie) ; a and 3. chequy argent and sable, a fcsse gules 
 (for Acland), quartering Wrothe and Dyke. MantUag 
 ermine and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of ihe colours an 
 eagle's wing sable, charged with five estoiles or, environed 
 with a snake proper, the wing charged for distinction with 
 a cross crosslet or (for Troyte) ; a. on a wreath of the 
 colours, on a man's hand couped at the wrist, in a glove 
 fesseways, a falcon perched all proper (for Acl.ind). Motto— 
 "A Deo in Deo." Married, June 1899, Helen Jessie, dau 
 of the late Henry Chapman. 5*a/— Hunshani, Court 
 Bampton, Devon. Club — National. 
 
 JOHN EDWARD ACLAND (formerly Acland-Tioyte 
 but use of latter name now discontinued), Esquire 
 MA. Oxford, late Captain Essex Regt. Horn Feb. 20 
 1848, being the second son of the late Arthur Henr' 
 Dyke Acland (who assumed by Royal Licence, 1852, tl. 
 suraamc and arms of Troyte), by his wife Fanny, dau. . 
 Robert Williams of Bridehead. Armorial bearings 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, an eagle displayed with two luad 
 proper, within a bordure invected ermine, in chief a cro^ 
 crosslet sable, for distinction (for Troyte) ; 2 and 3, checin 
 argent and sable, a fesse gules (for Acland), qiiarteriin 
 Wrothe and Dyke. Mantling ermine and or. Crests— 1. 
 on a wreath of the colours, an eagle's wing sable, charged 
 with five estoiles or, environed with a snake proper, the 
 wing charged for distinction with a cross crosslet or (for 
 Troyte) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, on a man's hand 
 couped at the wrist, in a glove fesseways, a falcon perched 
 all proper (for Acland). Motto— "A Deo in Deo." 
 Married, Oct. a6, 1882, Norah Letitia Nugent, dau. of 
 Henry Hyde Nugent Bankes ; and has lssue~[\) Henry 
 Vivian Acland, Gentleman, b. Nov. 27, 1883; (a) Arthur 
 Nugent Acland, Gentleman, b. Sept. 7, 1885; (3) John 
 Bevill Acland, Gentleman, b. March 14, 1890; Lalage 
 Mary Kathleen ; Sibell Norah Garteret ; Fanny Veronica: 
 and Victoria Letitia. ^<r«rfif«<r^— Wollaston House '^ 
 Chester. 
 
 ■^ 
 
 Rev. REGINALD HENRY DYKE ACLAND- 
 TROYTE, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Chaplain at Pau. 
 France. Bom June 8, 1851, being the third son of the late 
 Arthur Henry Dyke Acland (who assumed by Royal Licence, 
 1853, the surname and arms of Troyte), by his wife Frances, 
 dau. of Robert Williams of Bridehead. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Quarterly I and 4, or, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads proper, within a bordure invected ermine, in chief 
 a cross crosslet sable, for distinction (for Troyte) ; 2 and 
 3, chequy argent and sable, a fesse gules (for Acland), 
 quartering Wrothe and Dyke. Mantling ermine and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, an eagle's wing 
 sable, charged with five estoiles or, environed with a snake 
 proper, the wing charged for distinction with a cross crosslet 
 or (for Troyte) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, on a man's 
 hand couped at the wrist, in a glove fesseways, a falcon 
 perched all proper (for Acland). Motto — "A Deo in Deo." 
 Married, Jan. 8, 1879, Charlotte Eliza, dau. of George 
 Price. Residence— Vx&sh^\hx^ St. Andr6, Pau, France. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY WYNDHAM A'COURT-REPr 
 INGTON, M.A. (Cantab.), M.P. for Wilton 1852-55. 
 Born 1819, being the only son of the late Lieut. -Gen. 
 Charles Ashe A'Court-Repington, C.B. (who assumed the 
 name of Repington on succeeding to Amington in 1855), 
 by Mary Elizabeth Catharine, dau. of Abraham Gibb.«. 
 Club - Travellers'. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 gules a fesse dancett^e ermine between six billets argent (for 
 Repington) ; 2 and 3 per fesse or and paly of six erminois 
 and azure, in chief an eagle displayed sable, t)eaks and legs 
 gules, charged on the breast with two chevronels argent 
 (for A'Court). Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests. I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-heraldic 
 antelope gules, armed, unguled and tufted or, billett^e argent 
 (for Repington) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 displayed sable, on the breast two chevronels or, holding 
 in the beak a lily proper. Motto— " Virtus propter se." 
 Married, 1854, Emily, only daughter of the late H. Currie. 
 Estate— \xR\Ttg\.on Hall, Warwickshire. Postal address— 
 Travellers' Club. 
 
 *l 
 
 ACTON, see WOOD-ACTON.' 
 ie the Military Cockade. 
 
act 
 
 ana 
 
 S EDWARD WILLIAM FREDERICK ACTON, Es- 
 quire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Salop, 
 >ate Capt. ist Cheshire Mil. , and late Captain 76th Regiment 
 )f Foot, Lord of the Manor of Tasley. Born 1834, being the 
 •on of the late Edward Farrer Acton, of Gatacre Park, only 
 lisquire. Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 (he county of Salop, Lieutenant-Colonel Shropshire Militia, 
 i)y Mary Anne his wife, youngest daughter of the late 
 ieverend Horace Suckling, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector 
 !(f Barshani, in the county of Suffolk. Club — Constitu- 
 'ional. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, 
 iwo lions passant argent, between nine cross crosslets 
 itch^e or. Burke's "Landed Gentry" quotes a Crest 
 i^hich is made use of by the family, but it is of no authority, 
 ! nd there is no crest belonging to the arms of this family. 
 It is "within a torse, a human leg and thigh in armour 
 ouped and dropping blood all proper." Married, 1855, 
 'lelen Maria (who died, 1887), second daughter of the late 
 Villiam Parker Ranney, of Saint John, New Brunswick ; 
 \ nd has Issue — an only daughter, Helen Beatrice, married 
 lipril 18, 1882, John Kendall Brooke, Esquire, of Sibton 
 I'ark, and has issue. Estate and postal address — The Lea- 
 rDwes, Bridgnorth. 
 
 t WILLIAM ROBERT ACTON, Esquire, Justice of the 
 'eace for the county of Worcester. Born November 16, 
 '835, being ihe son of the late William Joseph Acton, 
 i^squire. Justice of the Peace, of Wolverton Hall, by Mary, 
 ; 'idow of William Trafford, Esquire. Armorial bearings — 
 'le bears for Arms : Gules, a fesse ermine within a bordure 
 ingrailed of the second ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 if the colours, an arm in armour embowed proper, holding 
 ii the hand a sword argent, hilt or, enfiled with a boar's 
 ead couped at the neck sable, distilling blood; with the 
 lotto, " Vaillance avance I'homme." Married, 1861, 
 arah, eldest daughter of Robert Dand of Gloster Hill, 
 Jorthumberland ; and has had Issue — (i) William Walter 
 iicton, Gentleman, born November 10, 1862 ; (2) Robert 
 ilatthew Acton, Gentleman, born November 16, 1864; (3) 
 ilenry Edward Acton, Gentleman, born May 29, 1867, and 
 ied September 2, 1867; (4) Vincent Henry Acton, Gentle- 
 Jian, boin December 18, 1868, and died February 9, 1870; 
 |_i) Edward Vincent Joseph Aeon, Gentleman, born Feb- 
 iiary 28, 1871 ; (6) Charles Joseph Acton, Gentleman, born 
 'lay II, 1872; (7) Roger David Acton, Gentleman, born 
 llarch I, 1874 ; (8) Richard Joseph Acton, Gentleman, born 
 ;ebruary Si 1880; Mary Margaret; and Winifred Mary. 
 Estate and postal address — Wolverton Hall, Pershore. 
 
 I ADAM (L.O. , 26 May 1903). Argent, two cross crosslets 
 tch^ in chief and a horse-shoe in base azure, on a chief 
 
 vected gules, a lion passant of the field. Mantling azure, 
 JUbled argent. Crest—On a wreath of his liveries, a cross 
 
 crosslet fitch^e gules, surmounted by two swords in saltire 
 
 proper, hiked and pommelled or. Motto — " Dominus ipse 
 
 faciet." 
 
 Son of late Stephen Adam, Esq., J. P., of Hillside 
 House, Edinburgh,^. 1819 ; d. 1889; m. 1845: — 
 Alfred Adam, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law (Middle 
 
 Temple), b. 1857. 6V«<— Wester Livilands, Stirlingshire. 
 
 Clubs — Royal Societies, Grosvenor. 
 
 ADAMI (H. Coll., 1902, based upon grant in 1834 to 
 Valentine Adami, Munich). Or, issuant from a mount in 
 base vert, an apple-tree fructed between two serpents erect 
 wavy and respectant proper, a fesse gules, thereon three 
 apples pendent , stalked and leaved or. Mantling vert and 
 or. Crest — Out of the battlements of a tower or, a demi- 
 lion double-queued gules, holding between the paws an 
 estoile of eight points also or, between two branches of an 
 apple-tree fructed proper. Motto — " Ne cede malo." 
 
 Sons of John George Adami of Ashton-upon-Mersey, 
 Cheshire, b. 1826 ; d. 1883 ; /«. Sarah Ann Ellis, d. 
 of the late Thomas Leech of Urmston, Lanes. : — 
 
 John George Adami, Gentleman, M.A., M.D. (Camb.), 
 late Fellow of Jesus Coll. , Professor of Pathology in M'Gill 
 Univ., Montreal, b. 1862; m. 1894, Mary Stuart, d. of 
 James Alexander Cantlie ; and , has surv. issue — George 
 Donald Stephen Adami, Gentleman, b. 1900 ; and Isabelle 
 Marguerite Adeline. /?«.— Peel Street, Montreal. Clubs — 
 Savile, St. James's (Montreal). 
 
 Leonard Christian Adami, Gentleman, I.C.S. , Sec. to 
 Legislative Council, Bengal, b. 1874; m. 1899, Elizabeth 
 Shaw, d. of late Grahame Hardie Thomson of Glasgow ; 
 and has issue— (i) George Grahame Adami, Gentleman, 
 b. 1901 ; (2) Frederic MacLellan Adami, Gentleman, b. 
 1902. 
 
 ADAMS, see PEERS-ADAMS and WOOLLCOMBE- 
 ADAMS. 
 
 ADAMS, quartered by ATTWOOD and RAWSON. 
 
 ADAMS of Northlands (Ulster's Office). Gules, a heart 
 between three cross crosslets fitchfe or. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a cross crosslet fitch^e or, charged with a bleeding 
 heart gules. MottO — " In cruce salus." Z-tV^ry— White, 
 faced with scarlet. 
 
 Son of John Hervey Adams, Esq., of Northlands, J. P. 
 cos. Cavan and Monaghan, High Sheriff 1854, b. 1818 ; 
 d. 1871 ; m. ist, 1846, Elizabeth Frances, d. of 
 Ambrose Going, Esq., J. P., of Ballyphilip, co. Tip> 
 perary : — 
 Samuel Allen Adams, Esq., J. P. co. Cavan, formerly ist 
 Lieut. Tipperary Mil. Art., b. 1847; m. 1871, Francis 
 Dorothea, d. of Rev. Decimus W. Preston, M.A. , Rector 
 of Killinkere (and gdau. of William Preston, Judge of 
 Appeal, by Hon. Frances Dorothea, d. of John, 5th Lord 
 Carbery) ; and has surv. issue — (i) John Hervey Stuart 
 Adams, Gentleman, b. 1875; (2) Samuel Allen Adams, 
 Gentleman, b. 1882 ; (3) Ambrose Douglas Adams, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1889 ; Olive Mildred; Mary Henrietta Mabel ; and 
 Hazel Gertrude. Seat — Northlands, Carrickmacross. 
 
 Sons of Charles Stuart Adams, Esq., of Glynch House, 
 Newbliss, J. P. cos. Meath and Cavan, b. 1820; d. 
 1876 ; m. ist, 1850, Eliza (d. i860), d. of Charles 
 McMahon of Rockfield, co. Monaghan ; 2nd, 1862, 
 Jane Henrietta {d. 1888), d. of Rev. Chas. Sheridan 
 Young : — 
 Samuel Stuart Adams, Gentleman, b. 1851. Res. — 
 Richard Hervey Adams, Gentleman, b. 1852. Res. — 
 Douglas Gerald Adams, Gentleman, b. 1868; m. ist, 
 1897, Eleanor Anna, d. of Lt.-Gen. Clifford, C.B. ; 
 2nd, 1902, Edna Olivia Mant, d. of Edward Dobbs, 
 LL.D. ; and has issue — Lionel Douglas Adams, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1904 ; Violet Eleanor Sheila, b. 1897. Res. — 
 Aubawn, Killeshandra, co. Cavan. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Benjamin William Adams, D.D., of 
 Kinnea, co. Cavan, Incumbent of Santry, b. 1827; d. 
 1886; m. 2nd, 1864, Louisa Jane, d. of William 
 O'Brien Adams, M.D. : — 
 William Augustus Adams, Esq., Major sth Lancers, b. 
 1865. Estate— K.\nnea., co. Cavan. 
 
 Herbert Algernon Adams, Gentleman, Commander R.N., 
 b. 1872; m. 1898, Emily Banner Clough, d. of Somerset J. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
ana 
 
 ana 
 
 «l B(y|)lten Coui (itiArri SrrvK-r ; »nil luu issue 
 lirah.im AiUin*. CJenilrman, i, 1904. 
 
 As;- 
 
 ADAMS (H. CoO.). Or, sem«e of eross croulels (ilchte 
 ■Ma. • liun iam|K>nl gain, a bordurv engrailed uf ihe 
 neead. Man tit ng N.>t>le and or. CtmV— On a wreath of 
 ibt eolaan, >t (letter arm emtiowrd in iirmour proper, 
 |p— uif.1 or. the elbow chargeii with a torteuu, the gauntlet 
 Sm nrapv, gnupiiur a cross crov>let titch^ sable. 
 
 vtm «rf Col. Henry Cransioun Adams (/[•«.— Lion 
 Hoow. Ennouth), t. i8a6; m. 1849, Matilda Winsloe, 
 d. of Commander 'IlKMnas Palton. R.N. :— 
 
 Herbert Cranstoun Adams, Ksq., Lt.-Col. ist Devonsh. 
 Rojr. OarriMin Art. <Vols.|. A. 1851 ; m. 1884, Emma Annit- 
 ImukI, d, of Rev. Henry Percy. Rector of Greystoke. Hon. 
 Canon of Carlisle; and has issue. Jtes. — a Beacon, Ex- 
 mouth. r/<r>— Deron and Exeter. 
 
 Arthur Elfbrd Adams, Gentleman, b. 1853. Res,— 
 Malpas. Tnira 
 
 JAMES CRAIG BATE DE LISLE ADAMS. Gentle- 
 man. Bern Aug. ao, 1851. being the second son of the 
 late Henry .\uguslus Adams. Flsq.. General in the Army, 
 by his wife .1. Charlotte. d;ui. of John Andrew Kalw of 
 Rabe Cattle, near Amsterdam. Holland. Armorial bear- 
 laci— Gules, a heart between three cross crosslets fitch^ 
 
 ^ "*»ttin«r gules and or. Cre«t-On a wreath of 
 the ookKirs, on a mount vert, a cross crosslet fitch^ or, 
 
 mtaP ]lP«/4W^'"^ * ^'''^' "0**0-" I" cruce 
 
 Rev. JAMES WILLIAMS ADAMS. V.C.. B A Senior 
 Chaplain Bengal Ecclesiastical Establishment. Rector of 
 Postwiclc. Norwich. Armorial bearings— Vert a cat-a 
 mountain between three crescents or. and pendent below 
 Ae«cutcbeon his Victoria Cross. Mantllaf vert and on 
 OTWt-An ea^le regardant, wings elevated sable, pendent 
 I^^inl*^*^ escutcheon or, charged with a c^s face 
 mt. resting the dexter claw on a crescent also or. Postal 
 adJreu— The Rectory. Postwiclc. Norwich. 
 
 1^^**1*^ JCATHARINE ADAMS, commonly known as 
 Lady Adams, dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Coker Adam? 
 
 ^hm "t/'^^'Tv'*''- ^'«" °^ Anst^y": Sh"ton.'^ti 
 SKL«^i"S'"'' ^^^u''^' '^3. her cousin, the late 
 Ma>or-GenerjI Henry William Adams. Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, of Ans^y Hall who 
 
 died 1854 at Scutari, of wounds received at the battle of 
 Inkerman ; she was raised to the rank and precedence she 
 would have enjoyed had her husband lived to bo elevated 
 to the rank of Knight Commander of the said Order. 
 Armorial bearings — On a lozenge vert, on a cross or. aii 
 estoilc sable, in the first quarter a bezant, impaling the 
 same arms of Adams. Postai address—The Lodge. Anstey. 
 near Coventry, 
 
 LESLIE PEERS ADAMS. Gentleman. Porn Feb. 27. 
 1863, being the sixth bnt fourth surviving son of the late 
 Henry Augustus Adams. Esq. . General in the Army, by his 
 wife J. Charlotte, dau. of John Andrew RaU- of Rabe 
 Castle, near Amsterdam, Holland. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, a heart between three cross crosslets fitchte or. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a cross crosslet fitch^e or. charged with a 
 bleeding heart gules. Motto " In cruce salus." /fesi- 
 deitce - 
 
 NEWSHAM PEERS ADAMS, Gentleman, norr, June 
 6, 1861, being the fifth but third surviving son of the late 
 Henry Augustus Adams, Esq.. General in the Army, by 
 his wife J. Charlotte, dau. of John Andrew Ralie of Rabe 
 Castle, near Amsterdam, Holland. Armorial bearings— 
 Gules, a heart between three cross crosslets titch«5e or. 
 Blantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a cross crosslet fitch6* or, charged 
 with a bleeding heart gules. Motto "In cruce salus." 
 /Residence — 
 
 SAMUEL THOMAS ADAMS. Gentleman. Born 1870. 
 being the only son of the late Samuel Adams. Gentleman, 
 by his wife Louisa Lowe. dau. of the late Thomas Coulson, 
 Esq., of Barrow-on-Soar. co. Leicester. Armorial bear- 
 ing:8— Vert, a cross parted and fretty between two miillet-^ 
 in the first and fourth quarters, and as many cinquefoils 
 in the second and third quarters or. Mantling vert an«' 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a talbo 
 sable, sem^ of cinquefoils or, and resting the dexter pai 
 upon a mullet also or. 
 
 WILLIAM ADAMS, Esq., J.P. for co. Cavan. Higli 
 Sheriff 1887. Bom March 18, 1837, Ijeing the only son 
 the late William Adams of Erne View, co. Cavan, by Eliz 
 eldest dau. of George Cooney. A«^^>j'— Green, with yellow 
 facings. Armorial bearings— Vert, a pale between two 
 
 griffins segreant or, the pale charged in chief with a trefoil 
 slipped of the first. Mantling vert and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffins head coufjed 
 gules between two wings sable, each charged with three 
 bezants. Married, 1870, Sarah, third dau. of George 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 aDa 
 
 Chatterton, Esq., J. P., of Ballynaniote, co. Cork ; and has, 
 with other Issue — (i) WilUam Chatterton Adams, Gentle- 
 man, B.A. [T.C.D.], d. X873; (2) George Chatterton 
 Adams, Gentleman, B.A. [T.C.D.], Lieut. 2nd Batt. 
 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, />. 1877 ; (3) Welby Alieyne 
 Chatterton Adams, Gentleman, i. 1889. Seat — Drumelton 
 House, Cootehill, co. Cavan. /Residence — 8 Elgin Road, 
 Dublin. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM FULFORD ADAMS, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford, Rector of Weston-Sub-Edge, co. Gloucester. 
 Bom July 19, 1833, being the eldest son of the late Reve- 
 rend Dacres Adams of Bowdon, in the county of Devon, 
 Vicar of Bampton, in the county of Oxford, and a Justice of 
 the Peace for that county, by Anna Maria, eldest daughter 
 of Baldwin Fulford of Fulford, in the county of Devon. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, senile of 
 cross crosslets fitch^e sable, a lion rampant gules, a bordure 
 engrailed of the second ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, gar- 
 nished or, the elbow charged with a torteau, the gauntlet 
 also proper, grasping a cross crosslet fitchte sable ; with the 
 Motto, " Libertas et natale solum." Married, October 13, 
 1859, Catherine Mary, only daughter of Thomas Horton 
 of Bronisgrove ; and has had Issue — William Dacres Adams, 
 Gentleman, born August 19, 1864; Margaret (deceased); 
 Katharine; and Winifred Mary (deceased). Postal ad- 
 dress — The Rectory, Weston-Sub-Edge, Broadway, R.S.O. , 
 Worcestershire. 
 
 §JOHN GEORGE ADAMSON, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. 
 Reserve of Officers, late Major King's Own York- 
 shire Light Infantry, J. P. and D. L. co. Leitrim. Born 
 January 8, 1855, being the elder son of Lawrence William 
 Adamson, Esq. [to whom refer], by Anne Jane, his 
 first wife, daughter of John T. E. Flint of Filleigh, Devon- 
 shire. Armorial bearings — Vert, gutt^e-d'eau, a cross 
 invected, in the first quarter a key in pale, and in the 
 second a talbot passant all or. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a talbot passant azure, collared, charged 
 on the shoulder with a cross invected, and holding in 
 the dexter paw a key in pale all or. Motto — "Watch 
 and ward." Married, August 9, 1883, Caroline Sara, only 
 daughter of the late Reverend James Timothy Bainbridge 
 Landon, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, 
 Vicar of the Parish of Ledsham, and Canon of York ; 
 and has /««e— Muriel Annie Pearl ; and Catharine Evelyn. 
 5ea/— Glenfarne Hall, Glenfarne, R.S.O. , co. Leitrim. 
 Clubs— Hw^\ and Military, Kildare Street (Dublin), and 
 Royal St. George's Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 JOHN S. ADAMSON, Gentleman, only surviving son 
 of the late Henry Adamson, Shipowner in Aberdeen. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, a fesse 
 wavy tetween three cross crosslets fitch^e azure ; upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a cross crosslet as in the Arms ; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' Crux mihi grata 
 quies." Postal address— 'Qxaxwi^X.oxv Place, Bexley Heath, 
 Kent. 
 
 LAWRENCE WILLIAM ADAMSON, Esquire, LL.D., 
 J. P. cos. Northumberland and Durham, D.L. for former 
 CO. (High Sheriff 1900-1901), a Member of the Manx 
 Bar. Born July 14, 1829, being the only son of the late 
 Lawrence Adamson, Her Majesty's Seneschal of the Isle 
 of Man, by Elizabeth his wife, eldest daughter of Captain 
 Roger Walmsley. Clubs — Union, Northern Counties (New- 
 castle-on-Tyne). Livery — Plain dark green. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Vert, gutt^e-d'eau, a cross 
 invected, in the first quarter a key in pale, and in the second 
 a talbot passant all or ; and for the Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a talbot passant azure, collared, charged 
 on the shoulder with a cross invected, and holding in the 
 dexter pavy a key in pale all or ; with the Motto, "Watch 
 and ward." Married, firstly, December 22, 1853, Anne Jane 
 (who died), third daughter of John T. E. Flint, of Filleigh, 
 Devonshire ; and secondly, 1889, Sarah Frances, youngest 
 daugliter of the late William Swan, of Walker, Newcastle- 
 on-Tyne; and by his first marriage has Issue— {\) John 
 George Adamson, Esq., Lieut.-Col. late King's Own Light 
 Infantry [to whom refer] ; (2) Lawrence Arthur Adamson, 
 
 Gentleman, Master of Arts and Barrister-at-Law, born 
 April 20, i860. Estate — Eslington Lodge, Northumber- 
 
 land. 
 Tyne. 
 
 Postal address — 2 Linden Road, Newcastle-on- 
 
 WILLIAM SHAW ADAMSON of Careston, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. of Forfar. Born Nov. 20, 1851, being the only 
 
 child of the late John Adamson of Careston, Esq., J. P. 
 CO. Forfar, by his wife Susan Miller, third dau. of Capt. 
 Shaw of Newhall, Forfarshire. Armorial bearings — Ar- 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
ana 
 
 m> 
 
 MM.* taM ijiuani nf dttil or aod sable, tictween a heart 
 gSm i)CW|Wi>hi1 by two croM oowlet» litcb^: asure in 
 flUaf and ia bam a g«Uey. taib tarled, oart in action, of 
 Mm ll*d. •aoad ot the fourth. MMitlliiy ublc doublcct 
 matiiL OmT-Ob a wraath of hi» hvches, a sMonl proi>er, 
 MMad and ponuBclfed or. and a crou croulet litcht^ gules 
 ia Mkir*. all brtwwn two tiranches of laurel also prouer. 
 
 — ;- •• "--nV*/, June ao, 1883, 
 
 Alexander Canip- 
 
 ■iwi «■ i-,T i-i-ii — . v~^ .W.H., . .V, P. for the Univrr- 
 
 rillMor daaiow and Aberdeen. D.L. co. ForCir ; and has 
 /tmt WilUMB Campbell Adnmaon, Gentleman. A Nov. 
 c. 1M6; and Annie Peto. A>«'(t'<//j«<vj— Careston Castle, 
 firediia, oa Forfv : Navar Lodge, Navar. Brechin. C/uis 
 -Imior ConftitutknuU. New (Edinburgh), University 
 lUtaOnrih). 
 
 ADAMSON (L.O.). Ature. a mullet argeni, between 
 ttarae oras oraa^eia McMe or. Mantling axure , doubled or. 
 fkmH Ob a wraatb of hi* liveries, a dexter arm in armour 
 
 ►— •' Ciux mihi yrau ciuie*." Marritd, June ao, 1883, 
 
 laae, dau. of the Kt. Hon. lames Alexander Camp- 
 
 bril of Stmoalhro. co. Forftur. P.C., M.P. for the Univrr- 
 
 embowed holding in the hand a scimitar all proper. Motto 
 — •' Pro patria." Z.»ti*r)r— blue, yellow facings. 
 
 Eld. ». of Thomas Black Adamson of Alloa and 
 Grangemouth, Shipl>uilder, b. 1831 ; d. 1877 ; m i8i;8 
 Anne, d. of John bmith:— ^' 
 
 Tboaus Adamson. Esq.. Mem. Incorp. See of Account- 
 ants and Auditors (Transvaal Branch), Capt. and Paymaster 
 and and 3rd Batts. Raily. Pioneer Regt (Irregular Corps) 
 ^^^»l^ )^*L '900-1902 Capt. and Paymaster 
 Sw^tishHorse VoK TransvaaJ, b. 18 Jan. 1859.' Post. 
 •"•—The New Club, Johannesburg, S. Africa. 
 
 EDWARD HOMFRAY ADDENBROOKE Gentle- 
 S2f P^JTh^/^^. being the eldest son of the late 
 •*^- ,^?^<* Addenbrooke of The Ua. co. Hereford 
 ^ °^}>'S^''^°'i- ~- SufTord, B.A. Trin. Coll., Oxford* 
 L'^^iV***' u- ^°P' ^ ^'^ ^^ *'fe Elizabeth, eldes 
 daa of Henry Homfray, Esq.. J. P., D.L., of Broadwaters 
 House. CO. Worcester. Armorial bearlnn m Coll 
 aj Apnl 179s)— Quarterly azure and argent, a fess wavy ori 
 
 between three crescents counterchanged. Uantling azu. 
 and ar^nt. Great — On a wreath of the colours, on th 
 bank side of a river proper, an otter passant |)er 
 argent and sable, charged with twocrescenls counterchanged 
 Motto — ■ ' Nee tcniere nee timide." Manted, Aiij;. 4, 187 
 Marianne, dau. of Rev. Henry Downing, Vicar of King 
 winford, co. Worcester; and has /«;/*— (1) Henry Edwai 
 Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. July 28, 1871 ; (2) Franc_ 
 Andrew Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. Nov. 30, 1872; (3^ 
 Bertram Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. Oct. 28, 1874 ; (4) 
 Arthur Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. May 30, 1882 ; (5) 
 Robert Geoffrey Addenbrooke, Gentleman, b. July 32, 
 1889; Eleanor Charlotte; and Dorothy Marian, d. 190^.' 
 Residence — The Flatts, Kidderminster. 
 
 HERBERT HENRY HODGETTS ADDENBROOKE. 
 Gentleman. Bom May 1862, being the third son of the 
 late Rev. Edward Addenbrooke of The l^ea, co. Hereford 
 and of Kingswinford, co. Stafford, B.A. Trin. Coll., Oxford)^^ 
 Vicar of Frees, co. Salop, by his second wife CarolinS^B 
 Frances Braraston, eldest dau. of the Rev. J.imcs Davies^^ 
 of Braishfield House, co. Hants. Armorial beaiingg— 
 Quarterly azure and argent, a fess wavy or, Ijetween three 
 crescents counterchanged. Mantling^ azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the bank side of a 
 river proper, an otter passant per pale argeni and sabli 
 charged with two crescents counterchanged. Mat 
 Catherine Alice, dau. of Cutler. Residence — 
 
 ; 01 a 
 sable^^_ 
 
 Reverend JAMES JENNINGS ADDENBROOKE, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Whixall, Salop, B.A. Bo\ 
 August 1859, being the second son of the late Rev. Edwar( 
 Addenbrooke of The Lea, co. Hereford, and of Kings- 
 winford, CO. Stafford, B.A. Trin. Coll., Oxford, Vicar of 
 Frees, co. Salop, by his second wife Caroline Frances 
 Bramslon, eldest dau, of the Rev. James Davies of Hraish- 
 field House, co. Hants. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 azure and argent, a fess wavy or, between three crescents 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, on the bank side of a river 
 proper, an otter passant per pale argent and sable, charged 
 with two crescents counterchanged. Postal address—V^hxx- 
 hall, Salop. 
 
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 ADDERLEY, 
 ADDERLEY. 
 
 see CRADOCK, and BROUGHTON- 
 
 II 
 
 The Hon. HENRY ARDEN ADDERLP:Y, B.A. (Ox- 
 ford), Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), of the Warwick- 
 shire Yeomanry Cavalry 1877 to 1895, when he retired with 
 rank of Hon. Captain, J. P., co. of Warwick, D.L., County 
 Councillor Coleshill Division Warwickshire. Born Sept. 
 26, 1854, being the second son of the Rt. Hon. Baron 
 Norton, P.C, K.C.M.G., of Norton on the Moors, Staffs. ; 
 by his wife the Hon. Julia Anne Eliza, eldest dau. of Rt. 
 Hon. Chandos, Baron Leigh of Stoneleigh Abbey. Livery 
 —Dark blue. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend ^-' 
 azure, three mascles of the field, and impaling the arms ofj^BI 
 Stopford-Sackville, namely, quarterly i and 4, quarterly or^BI 
 and gules, a bend vair (for Sackville) ; 2 and 3, azure, throe ' 
 lozenges between nine cross crosslets all or (for Stopford). 
 M an t lin g azure and argent. Crest— On a chapeau gules, 
 turiied up ermine, a stork argent. Motto — "Addere legi 
 justitiamdecus." Married, A.\ig\is>ty), 1881, Grace, youngest 
 dau. of William Bruce Stopford-Sackville of Drayton House, 
 CO. Northampton; and has /wk«— Hubert Bowyer Arden 
 Adderley, Esq., b. February 21, 1886; Muriel, Ruth, Isabel, 
 Joan, and Lettice. 6Va^— Pillongley Hall, Coventry. Club— 
 Windham. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY ADDISON, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearingB— Sable, a bend ermine, between two snakes nowed 
 or, a chief argent, thereon three leopards' faces gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a snake nowed or, in front of a demi-eagle with 
 wings displayed sable, holding in the beak a snake entwined 
 round the neck proper. Motto — " Addecet honestevivere." 
 Postal addresses— NeyfSiTk House, Maidstone, Kent; Robert- 
 son, Cape Colony, S. .Africa. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 SRODOLPH LADEVEZE ADLERCRON, Esquire, 
 Capt. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, F.R.G.S. 
 
 i/yrw Julys,i873, beingthe second son of George RotheLade- 
 ' veze Adiercron of Moyglare, co. Meath, by his wife Aloyse 
 
 Lilias, dau. of Baron de Blonay of the Chateau de Blonay, 
 i Switzerland. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 I argent, an eagle displayed, wings inverted sable, langued 
 ; ^les, membered and ducally crowned or (for Adiercron) ; 
 12 and 3, argent, a chevron in point embowed between in 
 ! chief two mullets and in base a lion rampant all gules (for 
 iTrapaud). Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed sable, langued 
 ! gules, ducally crowned or, the dexter wing per fesse 
 
 argent and azure, the sinister per fesse of the last and 
 
 or. Motto — " Quo fata vocant." Residence — Broom Hall, 
 I Horsham, Sussex. Ciuds — Naval and Military, Cale- 
 I donian. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM AGNEW, first Baronet, J.P. for Lan- 
 cashire, Manchester, and Salford, M.P. for S.E. Lancashire 
 ; (1880-85), for Lancashire, S.E. Stretford (1885-86). Born 
 I October 20, 1825, being the son of the late Thomas Agnew 
 ■ of Manchester. Cluis — Devonshire, National Liberal, Re- 
 I form. Armorial bearings— Per saltire argent and gules, in 
 ' pale two cinquefoils, and in fesse as many saltires couped, 
 : all counterchanged, the escutcheon charged with his badge 
 ' of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle regardant 
 wings expanded proper, each wing charged with a pale or, 
 holding in its mouth a sword pointed upwards, also proper, 
 and resting the dexter claw on a saltire couped gules. Motto 
 — " Consilio et impetu." Married, 1851, Mary (who died 
 1892), eldest daughter of George Pixton Kenworthy of Man- 
 chester, and Peel Hall, Lancashire ; and has /«zc«— George 
 William, Esquire, born Jan. ig, 1852. Residence - 11 Great 
 Stanhope Street, W. 
 
 JAMES AIKEN, Esquire, M.A. of the University of 
 Glasgow, J.P. for co. Dumbarton, elder son of John Aiken 
 of Dalmoak and Janet his wife, younger dau. of John Belch 
 of Drumoyne, Lanarkshire. Armorial bearings— Or, three 
 oak slips fructed proper, a chief vair ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand couped at the 
 
 wrist, holding a garland of oak leaves proper. Motto — " In 
 robore decus." Estate and postal address — Dalmoak, by 
 Dumbarton. 
 
 FRANK AIKENHEAD, Esquire, Capt. Royal Artil- 
 lery. Born March 22, 1867, being the only son of 
 
 AIKEN, see CHETWOOD-AIKEN. 
 
 the late Robert Aikenhead, Esquire, J.P. for the North 
 Riding of the co. of York, by his wife Frances Annie, eldest 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 9tt 
 
 •Hpfiadar. 
 
 ol jcatpti D««fitooa of Orwncmft Vnrk. Lanchester, 
 
 ' m. /iMrr— Qiwn, vkithulvrr Uiitons. AnnoiiAl 
 — Annit. tkrw *c(>r»« slipped and leaved vert, 
 ~ I gull ••cb charcrtl wtth a thistle leaved and 
 
 and urgent ; and for liis OTMt, 
 
 MnTa wnMtbof Uw ookmn, a dcini-nuin afTrontiV, holding 
 is yi dratar hand a branch 
 
 I of Uurrl tliptted antl fructeil nil 
 
 praMr, aad rMdnc hit ttnteler on a cnaplet of oak also 
 MMr. fhwMd. MaHO— " Rupio robore nati." Married. 
 itoi M«bd Lodw. only daii. of tlie late Major-Gen. 
 eamrd ABdi4* Wylde, Ule R.M.L.I. : and has /xsut—{i\ 
 Robtfl AUtmhwd. Gentteman. b. April 33, 1893; (3) 
 Uavtd Fhuict* Atkenhead. Centlcman. K lune 39, 1895. 
 r/MAf-Navai and Mililary. and Yorkshire (York). 
 
 • THOMAS STOKES GKORGE HUGH ROBERT- 
 SON AIRMAN. Es(|uire, of Ross and Oroomhilton, 
 J. P.. I>. L.. lieuL-Col. commanding and Hon. Col. 4th 
 
 Ban. H.L.I., and Hon. Lt-Col. in Army. Bom Feb. 25, 
 i860, being the eldest son of Hugh Henry Robertson 
 Aikmanof Rossand Broomhilion, by Mary Joyce, only child 
 of Thootas Stokes of New Parks, co. Leicester. Livery 
 —Drab coat, scarlet waistcoat and breeches. Armorial 
 baulafl (L.O.. 1673 and 1893)— Argent, a sinister hand 
 holding a branch of oak Mlcways proper, surmounted of a 
 °^ *«*prai»cd guks. Mantling ruIcs, doubled argent. 
 Craat — On a wreath of his liveries, an oak-tree proper- 
 and in .-in escroU over the same this Motto, "Sub 
 Robore Virtus." Sfarried, 1899, Constance Henrietta, only 
 dau. of the late John Archibald Middlcton, Esq. Capt 
 Ropl IJragoons ; and has lsiue—{i\ William Hamilton 
 Robertson Aikman, Gentleman, *. November 23 1902- 
 (a) Hugh Forbes RoberUon Aikman. Gentleman, b. Dec 9' 
 IfS' ^ Margrett Georgina. Seats-Ko^, Hamilton,' 
 ■^ZLL ^*5^. "*•*• ^'*»'«>ck ; Grandborough, near Dun- 
 cliarch. C/«r>i— Carlton, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 A TllE M(»T HONOt-RABLE SiK ARCHIBALD KeNNKDY 
 
 W third MARQUESS OF AlI^A, and Baron Ailsa, in 
 the fecrage of the United Kingdom ; Earl of Cassillis and 
 
 Baron Kennedy, in the Peerage of Scotland, and a Baroi 
 of Nova Scotia. Bom Sept i, 1847. being the eldest si^ 
 of the Most Hon. Sir Archibald Kennedy, second Marque; 
 of Ailsa, K.T.. by his wife Julia, second dau. of the lai 
 Sir Richard Mounteney Jephson, Baronet ; became ICnsi] 
 Coldstream Guards i8(>6, Lieutenant i8;o, retired sai.. 
 year; succeeded his father in 1870; late Lieut, cummandini 
 R.N. Artillery Vols. (Clyde Brigade). J. P. and 1) L. f< 
 Ayrshire, is Honorary Lieutenant Royal Naval Reservi 
 Liitry — Claret. Armorial bearing^- Argent, a chevr 
 gules, between three cross crosslels htclide sable, all withiii 
 a double tressure flory and couiiterflory of the second. 
 .Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, 
 and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, wiih a 
 Mantling' gules, doubled ermine ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a dolphin naiant proper. Bup- 
 portars — Two swans proper, beaked and mcml)ered gules. 
 Motto — " Avise la tin." Married, firstly, March 7, 1871 
 the Hon. Evelyn Stuart (rf. 1888), dau. of the Rt. Men. 
 Charles, twelfth Baron Blantyre. He married secondly, 
 November 3, 1891, Isabella, dau. of Hugh M' Master of 
 Kausani, North-West Provinces, India ; and has Issue 
 by his first marriage, (1) Archibald Kennedy, l-'.sq., com- 
 monly called the Earl of Cassillis, b. May 22, 1872 [/«. 1903, 
 Frances Emily, dau. of Sir .Mark John M'T.aggart Stewart! 
 M.P.], Capt. 3rd Battalion Royal Scots I'lisilit-rs (Militia); 
 (2) Lord Charles Kennedy, Lieut. Prince of Wales Light 
 Horse, S. Africa, b. April 10, 1875 ; (3) Ix)rd .Angus 
 Kennedy, b. October 28, 1882; Lady Evelyn, d. January 9, 
 1886 ; and Lady Aline ; and by his .second marriage, 
 (4) Lord Hugh Kennedy, b. Jan. 19, 1895; and Lady 
 Marjory. Seats — Culzean Castle. Maybole. Cassillis 
 House, and Newark Castle, all in Ayrshire, N.B. Imon 
 residence — 65 Lancaster Gate, W. Clubs — Guards', Tra- 
 vellers'. 
 
 SLiEUTENANT-CoLONEi, HENRY PARKE AIREYj 
 D.S.O., New South Wales Artillery ; was Ensign 101 
 Royal Bengal Fusiliers ; served in Egypt in 1885 as A.D.C, 
 to Gen. Freemantle, Coldstream Guards (medal and clasp,' 
 Khedive's star). Born Aug. 3, 1843, being the second 
 son of Henry Cookson Airey, Capt. 59th I^ngal Native 
 Infantry, by his wife Emily, dau. of William Parke. 
 Club — Union, Sydney. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a 
 
 I 
 
 chevron argent, between in chief three mullets of the last 
 and in base the battlements of a tower or, three cinqucfoils 
 of the field. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, out of the battlements of .i tower or, 
 a dexter and a sinister arm embowed in armour proper. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 

 
 MARQUKSS OF AILSA 
 
It 
 
 9it 
 
 Zit 
 
 ikm kimd* mko proper. bolUing a doouefoil aiure. «o«Ch- 
 ^e terinmlni-^-/r,W. KeU 4. 1808. Florence AcU. 
 Jl ^ Tr MCuUoeh of Sydney. New South Wales : 
 and hM /«•*-<•) Cha^Wa Francis Airey. lj«ntlen»an. #. 
 Ai«. I. itTO. Ueul. and Kc^t. New South Wale* l-orca ; 
 larGcone Henry Airey. Oenileman. *. Jan. 14. i874. 
 MMtahiiMMB. Naval Brigade. Sydney; Annie Mary; 
 Gartni^ Fkmoot: Dorochea Betsie; and Uulce. Pot/a i 
 sddnu — Vktori^ Barracks, Oxford Street. Paddington. 
 Sydney. 
 
 AITCHISON (L.O.. ao Sept. 1904). ^ Or. a douWe- 
 ImmM aaclB w M» . bMked and membered gules, collared 
 toM.oB a chief argent, five barruleu waved axare(reprcsent- 
 mg the five rivers of the Punjab). Mft&ttllir sable, doubled 
 
 Macfarlan, M.D., of Ledard, co. Perth) ; and has had /ssue 
 — George Staveley Aitchison. Gentlem.in. i. M.iy 19, i8q4; 
 
 or. Great — On a wreath of his liveries, a cock or, holding 
 in his dexter claw a lotus flower azure. Motto — " Vigilan- 
 tibus." 
 
 Only son of Sir Charles Umpberston Aitchison, 
 
 K.C.S.I., C.I.E.. Lt.-Gov. of the Punjab. 6. 1832; 
 
 d. 1896; m. 1863, Beatrice Lyell, d. of James Cox of 
 
 Cardean House. Perthshire : — 
 Charles Umpberston Aitchison. Esq., M.A., M.B., 
 B.Ch. (Oxon.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., i. 1875. ^« — 
 104 Banbury Road, Oxford. 
 
 ROBERT SWAN AITCHISON, M.D, (Edin.), 
 F.R.C P.E., Member of the Royal Company of Archers, 
 Kind's Body Guard for Scotland. Bom June 7. 1854, being 
 the vfiunger son of the late James Aitchison of Lilliesleaf. 
 CO. Roxburgh, by his wife Jane, dau. of Robert Swan of 
 Harl.ston, co. Berwick. Armorial bearings — Or, a double- 
 headed eagle displayed sable, beiiked and membered gules, 
 on a chief engrailed vert, a pheon between two spur-revels 
 of the first ; in the centre of the shield an escutcheon of 
 pretence gules, on a chevron between three demi-lions 
 rampant, and in chief a cross crosslet fitch^ or, a trefoil 
 between two anchors sable (for Pepper-Staveley). Mant- 
 Uog sable doubled or ; and for his CnMt, upon a wreath of 
 bis liveries, an eagle's head erased sable ; and on an escroll 
 over the same thu Motto, " Vigilantibus." Married, June 
 16. 1891, Jessie Georgina Annie Staveley, dau. and co-heir 
 of the late George Augustus Pepper-Staveley. Esq. , Judge 
 in the Bengal Civil Service, and of Woldhurstlea. co. Sussex 
 (by his second wife Jessie Louisa, eldest dau. of late Donald 
 
 and Nerina Jane, d. 1892. d. 1897. Residence — 74 Great 
 King Street. Edinburgh. 
 
 JAMES AITKEN of Saltcoats and Darroch, Gentleman. 
 Born 1834, being the eldest son of Henry Aitken of Darroch 
 
 and Margaret, eld. dau. ot James Russel of Blackbraes, 
 Stirlingshire. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron gules, 
 
 ^ Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 aiD 
 
 13 
 
 between three cocks sable. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of his liveries, an oak tree proper. 
 Motto — " Robore et vigilantia." Residences — Darroch, 
 Falkirk, N.B. ; Glenbervie, Larbert, N.B. 
 
 AITKINS, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable ARETAS AKERS-DOUG- 
 LAS, a Member of Her Ma- 
 
 Clbt>rrf-'5nn!irrlflrt jesty's Most Honourable Privy 
 <lliV-lJJ-/a^UUJ3ia^ Council, Member of Parliament 
 for St. Augustine's Division of 
 Kent, Justice of the Peace for the county of Edinburgh, 
 Justice of the Peace for the counties of Kent and Dumfiies, 
 and a Deputy-Lieutenant for the city and the county of the 
 City of Canterbury, formerly a Lieutenant East Kent 
 Yeomanry Cavalry. Born 1851, being the only son of the late 
 Reverend Aretas Akers of Mailing Abbey, in the county of 
 Kent, by Frances Maria his wife, daughter of Francis 
 Holies Brandram of Tunbridge Wells, and assumed in 1875 
 by Royal License the arms and the additional surname and 
 designation of " Douglas of Baads." Clubs — Carlton ; Junior 
 Carlton. Armorial bearings— Argent, a man's heart with 
 a dart piercing through the same fesseways gules, on a chief 
 azure three mullets of the field. Married, 1875, Adeline 
 Mary, elder daughter of Horatio Austen Smith of Hayes 
 Court, Kent; and has Issue — (i) Aretas Akers-Douglas, 
 Gentleman, born 1876 ; (2) George Alexander Akers- 
 Douglas, Gentleman, born 1878; Adeline Frances; Ethel 
 Margaret; and Bertha Marion. ' Estates— ChWsion Park, 
 Maidstone ; Craigs, near Dumfries. 
 
 ALBINI, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 PHILIP CLAYTON ALCOCK, Esq., late Capt. of the 
 Gloucester Regt., J. P. for co. Wexford. Born June 26, 
 1861, being the eldest son of the late Philip Savage Alcock, 
 Esquire, of Park House, Wexford, late Capt. 95th Regt. , 
 Hon. Colonel, J. P. co. Wexford, by his wife Katherine 
 Annette, second dau. of Richard Clayton Browne Clayton 
 of Adlington Hall, co. Lancaster, and Carigbyrne Lodge, 
 CO. Wexford ; s. his uncle 1893. Clubs — Junior Constitu- 
 tional, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a fesse between three cocks' heads erased sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent; and for his Ores , upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a pomeis charged with a cross 
 pat6e or, a cock statant sable; with the Motto, " Vigi- 
 late. ' Estate and postal address — Wilton Castle, Ennis- 
 corthy. 
 
 WILLIAM ALCOCK-BECK, Esquire, J. P. Lanes., retd. 
 Major loth Lanes. R.V., B.A. (Cantab). Born 1834, being 
 the eldest son of the late William Towers of Sawrey, co. 
 Lancaster ; by R. L. , May 13, 1856, took the names of Alcock- 
 Beck, in lieu of Towers, under the will of T. Alcock-Beck. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a fesse indented azure, 
 between two cocks' heads erased gules in chief and a 
 blackbird proper in base, an annulet between two crosses 
 potent or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cross potent or, thereon a blackbird 
 proper, holding in his beak an annulet gold. Motto — 
 "Animum rege." 5sa/— Esthwaite Lodge, Hawkshead, 
 Ambleside. 
 
 JONAS WILLIAM ALCOCK-STAWELL, Gentleman. 
 Born 1846, being the eldest son of William St. Leger 
 Alcock-Stawell, Esq., J. P., D.L., Lt.-Col. (second son of 
 the late Col. Thomas Alcock, and Hon. Caroline Catherine 
 Letitia, dau. of Rt. Hon. 3rd Viscount Doneraile), by his 
 wife Charlotte Harriet Esther, only dau. and heir of Jonas 
 Stawell of Kilbrittain, whose name he assumed. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules seven lozenges in cross 
 argent, a crescent for difference or (for Stawell) ; 2 and 3 
 sable, three cocks' heads erased argent, combed and wattled 
 or (for Alcock). Crestr— i. on a cap of maintenance gules 
 turned up ermine, a falcon rising argent, in his beak a 
 scroll, thereon " En parole je vis" (for Stawell) ; 2. a cock 
 argent, combed and wattled gules, spurred azure (for 
 lAlcock). Motto— "Vigilanter." 5^a/— Kilbrittain Castle, 
 ork. 
 
 WILLIAM THOMAS JONAS ALCOCK-STAWELL- 
 iIVERSDALE, Gentleman, Lord of the Manor of Rath- 
 
 cormac. Born 1850, being the second son of Col. William 
 St. Leger Alcock-Stawell of Kilbrittain Castle, co. Cork, by 
 Charlotte Harriet Esther, dau. of Jonas Stawell of Kilbrit- 
 tain ; succeeded 1861 to this property under the will ol 
 Ludlow, Bishop of Killaloe, last Lord Riversdale, whose 
 name he assumed. Armorial bearing^s — Quarterly i and 
 4, gules, on a fesse between in chief two castles and in 
 base a dexter gauntlet argent, three ogresses (for Rivers- 
 dale) ; 2. gules, seven lozenges in cross argent, a crescent 
 or for difference (for Stawell) ; 3. sable, a fesse between 
 three cocks' heads erased argent, combed and wattled or 
 (for Alcock). Crests — i. out of a mural crown or, a dexter 
 arm in armour couped at the elbow proper, charged with 
 an ogress, and the hand grasping a sword also proper (for 
 Riversdale) ; 2. on a cap of maintenance gules turned up 
 ermine, a falcon rising argent, in his beak a scroll, thereon 
 " En parole je vis " (for Stawell) ; 3. a cock argent, combed 
 and wattled gules, sparred azure ; and above it on an escroll 
 the motto "Vigilanter" (for Alcock). Motto — " Haec 
 inimica Tyrannis." Married, 1889, Caroline, widow of 
 J. B. F. Davidge of Washington, D.C. , and dau. of Dr. 
 Thomas Gray of Boston, U.S.A. 5>a^ - Lisnegar, Rath- 
 cormac, co. Cork. 
 
 ALDAM, see WARDE-ALDAM. 
 
 HUGH ALDERSEY of Aldersey and Spurstow, Es- 
 quire, J. P. for CO. of Chester, Lord of the Manor of Alder- 
 sey, sometime of Eton and Trin. Coll., Camb. , B.A of that 
 University. Bom February 2, 1858, being the elder son 
 of Thomas Aldersey of Aldersey and Spurstow, Esq., 
 Sheriff of co. of Chester 1862 (who d. 1899), by Rose 
 Sidney his wife, dau. of the Reverend George Becher 
 Blomfield, Canon of Chester and Rector of Stevenage, 
 Herts. Livery — French grey and dark green. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, on a bend argent, between two 
 
 cinquefoils or, three leopards' faces vert, with many quar- 
 terings. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin 
 segreant gules, beaked and armed, and issuing from a 
 plume of five ostrich feathers or. Motto — " Alnus semper 
 floreat." Married, April 3, 1888, Evelyn, dau. of the 
 Reverend Francis Coulman Royds, Hon. Canon of Chester, 
 Rector of Coddington ; and "has Issue — (i) Hugh Aldersey, 
 Gentleman, b. December 28, 1888 ; (2) Ralph Aldersey, 
 Gentleman, b. March 20, 1890 ; (3) Mark Aldersey, Gentle- 
 man, b. October 28, 1897. 5tfa/— Aldersey Hall, Chester. 
 Clubs — New, Travellers', Grosvenor (Chester), 
 
 la tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 9ID 
 
 ALORBO. Ewl -^ NORTHUMBERLAND. quMiered 
 byHUSSBY. 
 
 »CIIARIJB POWI.KIT ALPRItXlE. Gentleman. 
 Lkut RoMi SuMex ReRt. fiom Sep( 77, 1866. 
 Mm th* Mcond but ddetl »ur\-ivinR son of the late John 
 Aliflilh«. Em.. I«ie Major Royal Scots Fusiliers, and Col. 
 CtaMUdMit yd and 4lh \\\\\s. Roynl Sassex Regt., 
 I P. aad D.L ft* Sussex, by his wife Marv Alethea. 
 iiaax. 61 & Matthews, and relict of Thonius Broadwood 
 of Holmbush. Sussei. Annorlal bMrlngv Vert, on 
 a hne between three farbs or. banded gules, two 
 bnuiches of oHves in aaltire encircled by a ducal coro- 
 aM of Kold between two robins pro|xT, a bordure en- 
 milcd crminois. charged with eiRht torti-.uix. Mantling 
 v«ft and or. OrMIt On a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 couprd below the elbow, vested azure, chargeil with a berant. 
 the band holding a quill argent. Motto "Dirige." Seat 
 —St. Leonard's Forest. Horsham. Sussex. 
 
 HERBKRT HENRY ALORIDGE. Gentleman. Bom 
 Feb. as. 1869. being the third son of the late Col. John 
 Aldrkige of St. lx»nard's Forest, by hiswiff Mary Alethea, 
 drtu of .*v»mufl Matthews of Romford, co. Essex, and 
 wulow of lliomas Hrcirlwood of Mickleham. co. Surrey. 
 AnnorUl b«axinc»— Vert, on a fesse between three garbs 
 or, bandaged gules, two branches of olives in saltire, en- 
 circled by a ducal coronet of gold between two robins 
 proper, a bordure engrailed erminois. charged with eight 
 lorteaux. i««»tMinf vert and or. Oreit— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm couped below the elbow, vested azure, 
 charged with a bezant, the hand holding a quill argent. 
 Motto (above the crest) —" Dirige. '" Residence— 
 
 M JOHN BARTTELOT ALDRIDGE. Esquire, Capt. 
 
 O Royal Horse Artillery. Bom Feb. 8. 1871. being the 
 fourth son of the Ute Col. John Aldridge of St. Leonard's 
 Forest, by his wife Mary Alethea, dau. of Samuel Matthews 
 of Romford, co. Essex, and widow of Tliomas Broadwood 
 of Mickleham, co. Surrey. Armorial bearlnps— Vert, on 
 a fesse between three garbs or, Ixindaged gules, two branches 
 of olives in saltire, encircled by a ducal coronet of gold be- 
 tween two robins proper, a bordure engrailed erminois, 
 charged with eight torteaux. Mantlin^T vert and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an arm couped below the 
 elbow, vested azure, charged with a bezant, the hand hold- 
 ing a quill argent. Motto (above the crest) — "Dirige." 
 Retidtnce — 
 
 RF.vi!:tKNi> BASIL S. ALDWELL, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders. Armorial bearings -Per fesse nebuly argent and 
 sable, in chief two lions rampant of the second, and in base 
 an osprey with wings disphyed proper. Muitling sable 
 and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, an 
 osfirey x, in the arms, resting the dexter claw on an escut- 
 cheon of the Butler arms, namely or, a chief indented azure. 
 ResieUnu—Si. Luke, Portsea, Hants. 
 
 ALDWORTH (U.O.. iSaq). Argent, a fesse engrailed 
 between six billets gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in 
 armour embowed grasping a straight sword all proper. 
 Motto — " Nee limere nee timide." 
 
 Son of Richard Oliver Aldworth, b. 1794 ; d. 1887 : — 
 Robert Aldworth of Newmarket Court (g.v.). 
 
 Son of Rev. John Aldworth, Rector of Glanworth, co. 
 
 Cork. b. 1800; d. 1878; m. ist. 1826. Annie, d. of 
 
 Charles Deane Oliver of Rockmill I^odge, co. Cork :— 
 Charles Oliver. Gentleman, b. 1829. m. 1868 ; Sarah, d. 
 of Wm. Crooke Ronayne, co. Cork, and widow of Robert 
 James Martin of Dublin ; and has issue— (i) John Charles 
 Oliver Aldworth. Gentleman, b. 1869 ; (2) William Ronayne 
 Oliver Aldworth. Gentleman, b. 1874. 5^/^— Poulacurra 
 and Ballybrack. co. Cork. 
 
 Sons of Col. Robert Aldworth of Glouncaume and 
 
 Meenkeragh. co. Cork. *. 1809; d. 1899; m. 1852. 
 
 Olivia Catherine, d. of Rev. James Morton. Rector of 
 
 Clonfert:— 
 St. Leger Boyle Aldworth. Gentleman, Dist. Supt. 
 Burma Police. *. 1863. .Sm/— Meenkeragh, co. Cork. 
 C/«*—E.L United Service. 
 
 3Ic 
 
 John James Richard Oliver Aldworth, Gentleman, of 
 Malay Fed. States Civ. Scrv.. b. 1866. Res.— 
 
 n 
 
 ROBERT ALDWORTH, Esquire, late Captain am 
 Honorary Major 9th Battalion King's Royal RiHcs, Justice 
 of the Peace for the cos. of Somerset and Cork. Bom 
 1827. being the second but only surviving son of Richard 
 Oliver Aldworth, Esc|iiire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, of Newmarket, in the county of Cork, by 
 his wife Letitia. commonly known as Lacly I^etitia, dati. 
 of Richard Hare, Esquire, commonly known as Viscount 
 Ennismore, and granddaughter of the Right Honourable 
 the first liarl of Listowel. Clubs — Primrose, Royal Dorset 
 Yacht (Weymouth). Livery — White and red. Armorial 
 bearings- He l>enrs for Arms: Argent, a fesse engrailed 
 between six billets gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand grasping a sword 
 all proper; with the Motto. "Nee temere, nee timide." 
 Married, May 23, 1867, Louisa Mary, daughter of Major- 
 General Henry Dunbar ToUey, Comptuiion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath. Postal addresses — West* 
 lake, West Coker, Yeovil, Somerset ; and Newmarket 
 Court, Newmarket, co. Cork. 
 
 ALEIGH. quartered by MALET. 
 
 ALEXANDER of Forkhill (Confd. U.O.). Per pale 
 argent and sable, a chevron between in chief an U 
 annulet and in base a crescent all counterchanged. P 
 Mnn tling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a 
 sword all proper, and charged on the ellww with an 
 annulet sable. Motto — " Per mare per terras." ^Ll 
 
 Sons of Henry Alexander, Esq., of Forkhill, D.LJHI 
 (Sheriff 1856), Barrister, b. 1803; d. 1877; m. 1839, ^ f 
 Lady Louisa Juliana Knox, d. of Thos., 2nd Earl of 
 Ranfurly : — 
 
 Granville Henry Jackson Alexander of Forkhill (g.v.). 
 
 Henry Nathaniel Alexander, Es(|., Insp.-Gen. of Prisons, 
 Bombay, late I.C.S., b. 1854; m. 1883, Mary Stuart, d, 
 of Claude Erskine. B.C.S. ; and has issue — Constan( 
 Mary. Res. — 
 
 Claud Henry Alexander, Esq., Major late Wilts RegtJ 
 b. 1856; m. 1896, Irene Christine, d. of Col. William " 
 Tamplin of Lennox Place, Brighton ; and has issui 
 Dorothy Alice ; Rosemary Irene ; and Nancy Sti 
 Res. — Bolton Lodge, Winchester. 
 
 Ronald Henry Alexander, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res. — 
 
 Frederick Henry Thomas Alexander. Esq., late Cap! 
 Leics. Regt. and Army Pay Dept., *. i860; m. 1" 
 Blanche, d. of Lt.-Gen. W. C. Bancroft of KnelKv 
 Farn borough ; and has issue — Elisabeth Maud. Res. 
 Basil Mansions, Basil Street. S.W. '" 
 
 Dudley Henry Alexander, Esq., C.M.G. , Major (ret.) 
 late West Yorks Regt., b. 1863. 67«3— United Service. 
 
 M GRANVILLE HENRY JACKSON ALEXANDER, 
 O Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. Armagh (High Sheriff 
 1883), late Captain Armagh Militia, formerly Lieut. 83rd 
 Regt. Born 1852, being the eldest son of the late Henry 
 Alexander, Esq.. D.L., of Forkhill, by Lady Louisa Juliana, 
 second dau. of the Rt. Hon. Thomas Knox, and Earl of Ran- 
 furly. Clubs— C&Mon, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial 
 bearingrs — Per pale argent and sable, a chevron between 
 in chief an annulet and in base a crescent all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasp- 
 ing a sword all projier, and charged on the elbow with an 
 annulet sable. Motto — " Per mare, per terras. " Married, 
 1880, Daisy, dau. of M. Matthews of San Francisco. Seat 
 — Forkhill House, Forkhill, co. Armagh. 
 
 LESLEY WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. Donegal. Bom Aug. 15, 1841, being the eldest son of 
 the late Thomas Alexander, Esq., High Sheriff of Donegal, 
 by his wife Jane, eldest dau. of Willam Haigh of Westfield 
 House, Doncaster. Armorial bearings - Per pale argent 
 and sable, a chevron between a trefoil in chief and a crescent 
 in base all counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed in 
 
 Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 aif 
 
 15 
 
 armour proper, in the hand a sword also proper, pommel 
 and hilt or. Motto—" Per mare, per terras." 5^a/— Ahilly, 
 
 Buncrana, co. Donegal. Residence— zg Campden Grove, 
 1. Kensington. 
 
 r 
 
 ^ EDWYN SINCLAIR ALEXANDER-SIN- 
 
 _ 3 CLAIR, Esq., of Freswick, Caithness-shire, 
 
 and of South Barr, Renfrewshire, J. P. and D.L. co. Caith- 
 
 Sinclair in 1894. Bont 1867, being the second but only 
 surviving son of Capt. John Hobhouse Inglis Alexander, 
 R.N. , C.B., of South Barr, A.D.C. to Her Majesty (who 
 d. 1875), by Isabella Barbara (who d. 1884), only dau. of 
 the late T. C. Hume. Livery — Blue, with buff facings 
 and gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, quarterly i. azure, a ship at anchor, her oars in saltire, 
 within a double tressure counterflowered or ; ii. and iii. or, 
 a lion rampant gules ; iv. azure, a ship under sail ; over all, 
 dividing the coats, a cross engrailed sable, and all within a 
 bordure chequy or and gules (for Sinclair of Freswick) ; 
 2 and 3 parted per pale argent and sable, a chevron, in base 
 a crescent, and in chief a fleur-de-lis, all counterchanged, 
 and within a bordure engrailed and parted per pale gules 
 and or (for Alexander). Above the escutcheon on the 
 dexter side is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling' azure and or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, a cross pat^e within a circle of stars argent, and 
 in an escroU above, this Motto, " Via crucis via lucis ; " and 
 on the sinister side is placed a like helmet ,with a Mantling 
 sable, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, an elephant passant proper, and in an escroll 
 above, this Motto, " Perseverantia vincit." Married, 1892, 
 Julia Margaret, third dau. of the late Col. Charles Vereker 
 Hamilton-Campbell of Netherplace, Ayrshire ; and has 
 /««?— Mervyn Boyd Alexander-Sinclair, Gentleman, b. ' 
 Aug. IS, 1894. 
 
 ALFORD (H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron indented azure, 
 between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, four 
 crosses pat^e, and three fleurs-de-lis alternately argent. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours. 
 
 ness. Lieutenant R.N. Succeeded his relative William 
 Sinclair Thomson-Sinclair, and assumed the surname of 
 
 an escallop inverted argent, surmounting a crosier in bend 
 sinister or. Motto— " Vive ut vivas. " [Ped. H. Coll.] 
 
 Sons of the Rt. Rev. Charles Richard Alford, D.D., 
 sometime Bishop of Victoria, by his first wife Sarah 
 Jacosha, d. of John Fleet of London : — 
 
 Charles John Alford, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., d. 1844. 
 ^^y.— 30 Wilbury Road, Brighton. 
 
 The Rev. Josiah George Alford, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 M.A. (Camb.), V.D., Vicar of Stoke Bishop, Hon. Canon 
 of Bristol, 6. 1847; m. 1871, Catherine Mary, d. of Col. John 
 Thomas Leslie, C.B.; and has issue -Charles Symes Leslie 
 Alford, Gentleman, ». 1885. Res.—Sloke Bishop Vicarage, 
 Bristol. 
 
 Robert Gervase Alford, Gentleman, M.Inst.C.E., 
 F.R.S.E., Asst. Surveyor of Prisons, -J. 1848; m. Marion, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 d. at laioM AUilMimer <rf Onon. Cheshirr. Hts.— 
 
 I WMmill Hill. llMipttOMl. N.W. f 7«A-Niitioiml. 
 
 Bdwwtl Fieri AlfoH. Oentleiii.in. K.K.Ci.S.. K.Z.S., 
 I. il«a; m. Sep*, a. 1*86. Jane Kliut Helen Nathalie, 
 •Idni dMk of CoL j<^n Shand. Madras SiafT Corps ; aitd 
 Imm iMW— Edward John Gregory Alford, (ientleman, A. 
 1*90: and Lalttia Heten. ffet. -96 llw Uoltons, South 
 Kmungton. UtAetik, &W. C/irA— Reform. 
 
 ALGAR, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 ALGAK (l{. Coll.). SAt>le, on a pile or, between Tour 
 banilts in Uur two and two palewnys, un eagle displayed 
 of Iht field. MawtHiiy sable nnd or. OrMt— On n wreath 
 ct the cokMirt, a greyhound's bead cou|>r<l s.ible, sem^ of 
 beMlMs, be t wen two wings also sable, each charged with 
 •> nuuiv betanu paleways. Motto—" Honore ct amore." 
 
 Oaoohn George Algar. Esq., Commn. Lieutenancv City 
 of Loadon. Solicitor, I! . /fes. —41 Mount View Koad, 
 Croudi Hill, Loadon, N. Post. add. — 17 Abchurch Lane, 
 1. E.C. 
 
 LEWIS AI.GKO. (ientleman. Armorial bearln^rs— 
 
 Argrni, in chief three hearts in triangle gules, and in base 
 
 ,a martlet sable. i»»iit»«g gules and argent. Crest — 
 
 ' Upon a wreath of the colours, the stump of a tree proper. 
 
 ■OMO — "Non deficit alter." A'rxi<&n<-« — Glenboz Manor, 
 
 Hamilton, co. Leitrim. 
 
 e ARTHUR HILDEBRAND ALINGTON, Esquire. 
 Admiral, J. P. for the parts of Lindsey. Bom Oct. 
 10. 1839, being the third son of George Marmaduke Aling- 
 loo, Esq.. of Swinhope, Lincolnshire, J. P. and D. L., and 
 hit wife Mary, dau. of Matthew iUncrofi Lister of Burwell 
 Park, CO, Lincoln, /.iivry— Black and yellow. Armorial 
 boarlllgB -Sable, a bend engrailed lx:tween six billets ar- 
 gent, with various quarterings. Mantling sable and argent. 
 OlMt — On a wreath of the colours, a talboi passant ermine. 
 
 Arthur Cyril Marmaduke Alington, Esq., Capt. I 
 Lancashire Regt. , h. June 15, 187a; (a) Argentine II 
 Alington, Gentleman, R.N., h. July 10, 1876; C Imi I 
 Hildegardc Mary; and Sophie Ellen Elfrida. Sea: 
 Swinhope, North Thoresby, S.O., Lines. Clubs — Unit.. 
 Srevice, Primrose. 
 
 JULIUS ALINGTON, Esquire. J. P. for Bedford 
 Hertford, High Sheriff for Betlford 1883. Born Dei 
 1836, being the fifth but only surviving son of the late !\r\ 
 John Alington, M.A., of Little Harford Manor Hou.se, im 
 Bedford, and Lelchworth Hall, co. Hertford, by his \\U- 
 Eliia Frances, second dau. of Rt. Hon. .Sir Thomas I'lumer 
 of Canon's Park, Middlesex, Master of the Rolls. Armorial 
 bearlnga — Sable, a bend engrailed Ixitwccn six bil' 
 argent. Mantling sable and arfjent. Crest On a wi < 
 of the colours, a talbot passant ermine. Motto --" .\,,.. 
 pour hainc," used since 1634, but the original one was 
 " En Dieu est tout." Married, Jan. 5, 1871, Catherine 
 Mary, dau. of Edmund Wright of Halston Hall, co. .Siil. 
 and has Issue — (i) Charles Edmund Argentine Alinf^i 
 Gentleman, b. May a6, 187a; (a) Walter Hildebrand Ali 
 ton. Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1874; (3) Julius Hugh Alinj;! 
 Gentleman, b. May 3, 1875; (4) George Henry Alinj;! 
 Gentleman, ^. April a3, 1887 ; Hilda Catherine ; and Eiuilj. 
 5m/— Little Barford, St. Neots, co. Huntingdon. Clubs— 
 St. James's, Wellington. 
 
 S ALEXANDER ALLAN, Esquire, J. P.. D.L., and 
 Hon. Sheriff of Argyllshire. Borti Nov. 4, 1844, 
 being the only son of the late Bryce Allan of Aros, 
 Argyll, and Liverpool, by his wife Janet, dau. of George L 
 Blair of Greenock. Armorial bearings — Per tx>nd.^H 
 
 Mottoee— •• Non pour haine," "En Dieu est tout." 
 Married, jane 9, 1870, Charlotte Mary, daa of Rev 
 Charles Moore of Garlenick, Cornwall ; and has Issue— (i) 
 
 dented ermine and gules, in chief a stag's head erased 
 of the second, attired or, and in base a crescent 
 argent, all within a bordure sable. Mantling gules 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a 
 talbot's head sable. Motto — "Spero." Married, Sept. 
 18, 1866, Julia Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander M'Ewan of 
 Sunderland, Islay ; and \\?^ Issue — Bryce Allan, Gentleman, 
 born 1874 ; and Sheila Elizabeth. Seat — Aros House, near 
 Tobermory, Isle of Mull, N.B. Clubs — Junior Carlton, 
 New (Edinburgh). 
 
 ROBERTGILKISON ALLAN, Gentleman. Bom , 
 
 being the eldest son of the late James Allan, Gentleman, 
 Shipowner, Glasgow. Armorial bearings — Party per 
 bend indented ermine and gules, in the sinister chief a 
 stag's head erased of the second, attired or, and in the 
 dexter base a crescent argent. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a talbot's 
 head erased sable. Motto— "Spero." Residence— Rose- 
 mont, Aigburth, Liverpool. 
 
 R. S. ALLAN, Esquire, J. P. co. of City of Glasgow, 
 eldest son of the late Alexander Allan of Glasgow. Armorial 
 hearings— He bears for Arms: Parted per bend indented 
 ermine and gules, in the sinister chief a stag's head erased 
 of the second, attired or, and in dexter base a crescent 
 argent, within a bordure or. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 
 l8 the Military Cockade. 
 
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 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 
 spelling of the family name. Born 1853, being the eldest 
 son of Henry Hynman AUenby, Esq., J. P., of Ken- 
 wick Hall, who d. 1869, by Eliza, dau. of Titus Bourne 
 of Alford, CO. Lincoln. Clubs — Boodle's, Royal High- 
 land Yacht. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron 
 engrailed azure, between four horses' heads erased, three 
 in chief and one in base gules, three crescents of the first, a 
 bordure of the second, impaling the arms of Garfit, namely 
 sable, a bend nebuly argent, gutt6e-de-poix, between four 
 goats, two and two salient, and bendways of the second, 
 armed or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a crescent gules, issuant therefrom 
 a demi-lion proper, holding between the paws a horse-shoe 
 also gules. Motto — "Fide et labore." Married, 1879, 
 Mary Florence, dau. of Thomas Garfit, Esq., M. P. ; and 
 has, with other Issue — Allan Charles Hynman AUanby, 
 Gentleman, b. 1881. Residence — Monk's Tower, Lincoln. 
 
 ALLARDICE, see BARCLAY-ALLARDICE. 
 
 HERBERT JOHN ALLCROFT, Esquire, appointed 
 High Sheriff of the county of Salop upon the 
 ^If rt*nff decease of his father, 1893. Born 1865, being 
 <ii4tVUvV the eldest son of the late John Derby Allcroft, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county 
 of Salop, of which county he was High Sheriff at the time 
 of his death, by his wife Mary Jewell [to whom refer], 
 daughter of John Blundell of Timsbury Manor, in the 
 county of Southampton. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 
 a talbot's head erased sable; with the Motto, " Spero." 
 Postal address — 15 Woodside Terrace, Glasgow. 
 
 W HENRY CHARLES HYNMAN ALLANBY. Es- 
 W quire, of Walsoken, M.A. (Oxon.) 1878, J. P. Lin- 
 
 colnshire, Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. Seaforth Highlanders; 
 ^ late Capt. R. N. Lincoln Militia ; has resumed the |old 
 
 for Arms : Argent, a cross engrailed, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a fret between four fleurs-de-lis, and in the second 
 and third three f)ears, two and one, all sable ; and for the 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, the battlements of a 
 tower, and issuing therefrom a demi-lion rampant proper, 
 holding in the dexter paw a flag-staff, therefrom flowing to 
 the sinister a banner sable, charged with a tower argent, 
 and resting the sinister paw upon an escutcheon of the last, 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis as in the arms ; with the Motto, 
 " Dat Deus incrementum." Estate and postal address — 
 Stokesay Court, Onibury, Shropshire. 
 
 ALLEN, quartered by PROBY. 
 
 GEORGE ALLEN, Gentleman. Bom Dec. i, 1820, 
 being the son of John Allen and Mary his wife, dau. of 
 William Wall. Armorial bearings — Per fesse indented 
 sable and gules, a garb or, between two flanches of the last, 
 each charged with two bars raguly of the first. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wheat- 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 r, fWng aad raKwdant. holding in the boak an ear 
 of «Imm or, bmwwn four similar ears of wheat, two on 
 tUmt iHt MolW— " Ood givrth the increaie." Marritd, 
 Hvr. ■!. i«5«. Christiana, dau. of Cbarlea Seaward Cantrell ; 
 and has /i/w— Rev. Oorir Cantrall AUen, Gcntlemnn, K 
 Uf 1$, i»S5 (to whom referV £*/«*»— Ssurbilon House, 
 
 ypD GIVET^C??MffCREASqf 
 
 Surrey ; Lynton House, Dulwich ; New Park, Cranleigh, 
 Surrey. Postal address — Queen's Terrace, Windsor. 
 
 Rrverend GEORGE CANTRELL ALLEN, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders. B.D. (Cantab). F.R.G.S., F.R.Hist.S., Head- 
 master of Cranleigh School, Surrey. Born May 15, 1855, 
 being the only son of George Allen, Gentleman, and 
 Christiana his wife, dau. of Charles Seaward Cantrell. Club 
 —Royal Societies'. Armorial Bearings — Hebears for Arms: 
 Per fcsse indented sable and gules, a garb or, between two 
 flancbes of the last, each charged with two bars raguly of the 
 first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a wheatear 
 rising and regardant, holding in the beak an ear of wheat, 
 stalked and bladed between fotir similar ears of wheat, 
 two on either side or. Motto— "God giveth the increase." 
 Marritd, December 29, 1881, Adelaide Catherine, daughter 
 of the late Robert Gray, sometime Master of the Vintner's 
 Company. London; and has Issue — (i) George Kendall 
 Allen. Gentleman, bom Feb. 15. 1883; (2) Robert William 
 Allen, Gentleman, bom Sept. 23. 1884 ; (3) Henry Isher- 
 tiood Allen, Gentleman, bom Nov. 18, 1887 ; and Chris- 
 tt ana M ary Adelaide. Postal address— Cn.x\\t\gh School, 
 Sorrej. 
 
 JAMES FRANKLIN SWITHEN ALLEN. Gentleman. 
 M.D., M.Ch., R.U.I., President of the Natal Province of 
 the South African League. Born July 15, 1853. being the 
 thirxl surviving son of William Allen of Liscongill, co. Cork, 
 by his wife Clara Delinda, dau. of Christopher Bland of 
 Derriquin Castle. Sneem, co. Kerry, Ireland. Livery— 
 
 Dark blue, with white fadngs. Armorial bearingrs Argent, 
 
 two bars azure, a bend counterchanged, charged with three 
 bezanu. on a chief of the second, an estoile between two 
 escallops or. Manttlng azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 
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 wreath of the colours, an o^jess charged with a talbQ||| 
 head erased or. Motto—' * Fidelis morte tam vitse, " Mr 
 
 (^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
 ried, Jan. 11, 1882, Jane Cooper, dau. of James Campbell 
 of Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland ; and has Issue — (i) William 
 Allen, Gentleman, b. March 3, 1889 ; (2) Robert Allen, 
 Gentleman, b. March 2, 1897; Clara Uelinda ; Mary; 
 and Ellen, Residence — Pietermaritzburg, Natal, SoutjL 
 Africa. ■ 
 
 MARCUS ALLEN, Gentleman, B.A. (Dublin) and 
 L.R.C.P, (Edinburgh). Bom August 9, 1843, being the 
 second surviving son of Henry Ellis Allen of L^isconnan, 
 CO. Antrim, by Jane, dau. of John Rogan of Kilkenny. 
 Armorial bearingB — Argent, two chevronels azure, on a 
 chief indented of the last a bezant between two escallops or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a bezant charged with a talbot's head erased sable, 
 gorged with a chaplet of fern proper. Motto — " Malo mori 
 quam foedari." _ 
 
 ROBERT CALDER ALLEN, Esquire, late Captain 
 Royal Navy, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath. Bom 1812, being the son of the late William 
 Allen, Royal Navy, of Torrebourne, in the county of Perth, 
 Master Attendant and Her Majesty the Queen's Harbour- 
 Master at Malta, 1864-1867; Deptford, 1867-1870; retired 
 Captain 1870 ; created Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, 1877. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Parted per bend wavy argent and azure, in chief 
 a crescent and in base a mullet, counterchanged, and pen- 
 dent below the escutcheon his badge as a Companion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, an arm vested azure, the hand holding a 
 hunting-horn gules, garnished or ; with the Motto, ' ' Vivite 
 fortes." Postal address — 72 Shirland Gardens, Maida 
 Vale, London, W. 
 
 M RICHMOND ROBERT ALLEN, Esquire, 
 W F.R.C.S.L, L.R.C.P. (Edin.), M.D. (Durham), J. P. 
 for CO. of Pietermaritzburg, Natal, Surgeon to the Natal 
 Royal Rifles, Member of the Natal Leprosy Commission 
 
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 1882 Born Dec. 19, 1852, being the eldest son of the late 
 Anthony Pierce Allen, Esq., Capt. H.E.I.C.S., by his wife 
 Lydia Morton, second dau. of Charles Graves of Brookvale, 
 Cappoquin, co. Waterford. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 three plates, each charged with a talbot passant sable, 
 on a chief or, an anchor of the second between two 
 lions passant respecting each other of the field. Crest- 
 On a wreath or and gules, a demi-heraldic-' tyger gules. 
 Motto — " Virtus auro praeferendi." Married, Junei2i, 
 
 consists of the townlands of Ballyallaght, Islandrose, Knock- 
 anboy, Lisconnan, and Toberdoney, all in the county of 
 
 T882, Clara Elvira, second dau. of the late Richard Philip 
 King of Isipingo, Natal, South Africa, celebrated in South 
 Africa as the "Dick King," who saved the beleaguered 
 garrison at Durban from the hands of the Boers in 1842 ; 
 and has Issue— An only surviving child, Ida Muriel. 
 Residence — 2 West Hill, Dartford. 
 
 S.4MUEL ALLEN, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the 
 county of Antrim, for which he served the office of High 
 Sheriff in the year 1886, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Cambridge, Doctor of Laws of the University of Dublin, 
 and Barrister-at-Law. Born July 22, 1842, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Henry Ellis Allen of Lis- 
 connan, in the county of Antrim, Bachelor of Arts of the 
 University of Dublin, by his wife Jane, third daughter of John 
 Rogan Master of the Charter School at Kilkenny. Clubs — 
 Constitutional, Ulster (Belfast), University (Dublin). Livery 
 —Light drab with blue facings and silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, two chevronels 
 azure, on a chief indented of the last a bezant between two 
 escallops or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a bezant charged with a talbot's head erased sable, 
 gorged with a chaplet of fern proper; with the Motto, 
 "Malo mori quam faedari." Married, January 15, 1890, 
 Florence Mary, second, but at that time the only surviving 
 daughter of General Sir Charles William Adair, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and 
 has had Issue— {\) Samuel Allen, Gentleman, born June 5, 
 1891; (2) Henry Adair Allen, Gentleman, born July 18, 
 ^893; (3) Conway Benning Allen, Gentleman, born Sept. 
 25, 1896; Marjorie; and Audrey (died 1895). Estate 
 
 Antrim. Postal address — Lisconnan, Dervock, county 
 Antrim, Ireland. 
 
 ALLEN (H. Coll.). Gules, within two bars nebuly, as 
 many mullets, in chief a mullet between two martlets and 
 in base a martlet all argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a martlet, wings elevated 
 or, between two chaplets of roses gules. 
 
 Sons of Peter Allen of Overbrook, Kersal, Manchester 
 b. ; d. ; »?. Sophia Russell, d. of John Edward 
 Taylor : — 
 
 Russell Allen, Esq., D.L. co. of Anglesey, High Sheriff 
 1902, b. i860; m. i886, Blanche, d. of Joseph Moseley. 
 J?es. — The Cedars, Heaton Mersey, Lancashire ; 10 Victoria 
 Terrace, Beaumaris. 
 
 Charles Peter Allen, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law (Inner 
 Temple), M.A. (Oxford), M.P. Stroud Div. of Gloucestersh. 
 since 1900 ; b. 1861 ; m. 1890, Evalina Caroline, d. of Alfred 
 Barker of Constantinople. Seat — Farm Hill Park, Stroud. 
 C/«*— National Liberal, 
 
 ALLEN (H. Coll.). Per fesse azure and argent, in chief 
 two spades in saltire interlaced by a wreath of oak between 
 as many garbs all or, in base upon waves of the sea an 
 antique ship in full sail proper, with colours fl>ing gules. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter cubit arm erect, holding a spade in bend 
 sinister, between two laurel branches all proper. Livery — 
 Blue with gold lace. 
 
 Son of William George Allen of Cardiff, by Anne, d. of 
 William Thomas of Llantrissant, Glamorgan : — 
 
 William Henry Allen, Esq., J. P. co. Bedford (High 
 Sheriff 1904-5) M.R.I., M.I.C.E., F.R.G.S., b. 1844; m. 
 ist, 1864, Annie Mary Pemberton, d. of Richard Thomas 
 Howell of Bryn-y-Caeran Castle, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire ; 
 2nd, 1887, Madeline Agnew, d. of W. J. Fedden of Rock- 
 leaze Point, Stoke Bishop, Glos. ; and has issue— (i) 
 Richard William Allen, Gentleman, b. 1867; (2) George 
 Pemberton Allen, Gentleman, b. 1872; (3) Harold Gwyne 
 Allen, Gentleman, b. 1874; (4) Glendowr Allen, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1877; (5) Rupert Stanley Allen, Gentleman,^. 
 1879; (6) John Francis Allen, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; Annie; 
 Louisa Alice Madeline ; and Mary Beatrice. Seat— ^xom.- 
 ham House, Bromham, nr. Bedford. Town res.—\ Dean's 
 Yard, Westminster. C/a3j— Royal Societies', Automobile, 
 Town and County (Bedford). 
 
 ALLEN-HOBLYN (R.L., 19 Aug. 1904. H. Coll. ; orig. 
 recorded Vn. Cornwall, 1620). Azure, a fesse or between 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 ennlne. »nd in Ihe centre chtef point » "«« 
 for awUnction. lUnUlB* M>«re and or. Qtm* 
 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a tower proper, and for dis- 
 tinction a cross crosslet or. Ifotto — " Delectant domi non 
 itnpediunt fortis." Livery — Dark blue. 
 
 Son of Rev. Charles Allen, M.A. (Oxon.), Perpet. 
 
 Cnrate of Bushley, Worcs., d. 1880; m. , Frances 
 
 Lydia, d. of Joseph Longmore, Gentleman, of Mythe 
 
 House, Tewkesbury : — 
 Charles William Poynder AUen-Hoblyn (R.L., 1904; 
 formerly Allen), Capt. (ret.) R.N., 6 1851 ; m. 1894, Zoe 
 Elizabeth, d. of late William Paget Hoblyn, Esq., j.P., 
 M.A.. of Fir Hill, Colan, Cornwall. Sea/— The Rhydd, 
 Hanley Castle, Worcs. 
 
 ALLENBY. quartered by MONTGOMERIE. 
 
 ALLEYS, quartered by HINCKES. 
 
 HERBERT CYRIL ALLFREY, Gentleman, late of 
 Wokefield Park, Berks. Born Sept. 28, 1874, being the 
 elder son of the late Goodrich Holm sdale AUfrey, Esq. 
 J. P., High Sheriff 1881, formerly Major and Dragoon 
 Guards, by his wife Helen Clare, dau. of William Little. 
 Armorial bearioj^ - Per fesse sable and ermine, a pale 
 counterchanged bctwet-n three ostriches' heads erased argent, 
 ducally gorged and lined or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crvct — On a wreath of the colours, an ostrich's head and 
 neck, between two ostriches' feathers argent. Afarried, 
 Oct. 30, 1897, Norah Church, dau. of John Gilbert Meiggs 
 of 1*3 Cromwell Road; and has /««*- Basil Holmsdale 
 Allfrey, Gentleman, b. Nov. 24, 1898. Residence— 
 
 NUGENT ST. CLAIR ALLFREY. Gentieman. Bom 
 May a, 1880, being the second son of the late Goodrich 
 Holm'sdale Allfrey. Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1881, formerly 
 Major and Dragoon Guards, by his wife Helen Clara, dau. 
 of William Little. Armorial bearings— Party per fesse 
 sable and ermine, a pale counlerchanged, three ostriches' 
 
 ail 
 
 heads emed anent, ducally gorged and lined or. Upon 
 Ihe escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. 
 Mft ft^wg sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an ostrich's head and neck ducally gorged as in 
 the arms, between two ostrich feathers argent. Poslal 
 address — 
 
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 Rkv. JAMES ALLGOOD. M.A. (Oxon.), late Rector of 
 Ingram, Alnwick. Born 30 June 1826, being the third but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Robert Lancelot AUgood of 
 Nunwick, Esq., D.L. Northumberland, High Sheriff 1818, 
 by his second wife Elizabeth, and dau. and co-heiress of 
 John Hunter, of The Hermitage, in the same county. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms: Argent, a cross 
 en>,'r;iiled gules, between four mullets azure, on a chief or, 
 three damask roses of the second, seeded gold, barloed vert. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent : and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed in armour 
 proper, holding in the hands a human heart, gules, inflamed 
 or, charged with a tower triple-towered argent ; with the 
 Motto, " Age omne bonum." Married, April 4, 1854, ^tB 
 Isabella, 3rd dau. of Charles A. Williamson of H.ilgray ; ^Pl 
 and by her (who d. 21 Jan. 1876), has had Issue— {i) Robert « P 
 Lancelot Allgood, Gentleman, i. 18 Oct. 1855 ; (2) George 
 Guy Hunter Allgood, Gentleman, i. 6 Nov. 1857 ; d. 1890 ; 
 (3) James Charles Allgood, Gentleman, 6. 21 July 1862 ; d. 
 31 Jan. 1876; (4) David Williamson Allgood, Gentleman, 
 d. 19 April 1864; d. 21 Jan. 1876; (5) Alfred Major All- 
 good, Gentleman, i. 15 Aug. 1866 ; (6) William Henry 
 Loraine Allgood, Esq., Captain King's Royal Rifles, 
 d. Feb. 16, 1868; (7) Rev. Roland Frederick Allgood, 
 d. 3 Aug. 1873, Clerk in Holy Orders ; Alice Whittinghara 
 [tn., 1884, John CoppinStraker]; Elaine Elizabeth,*/. 2 Sept. 
 1861; Edith Gertrude [tn., 1895, Frederic Straker]; and 
 Mary Evelyn. Estate and postal address — Nunwick, near 
 Humshaugh, co. Northumberland. 
 
 5 AUGUSTUS HENRY EDEN ALLHUSEN, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Buckingham, M.P. for Salisbury 
 1897-1900, M. P. for Central Hackney since 1900. Bom Aug. 
 20, 1867, being the eldest son of the late Henry Christian 
 Allhusen, by Alice his wife, younger dau. of the late Thomas 
 
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 Eden, Gentleman, of Norton Hall, co. Gloucester, and 
 grandson of Christian Allhusen, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Stoke 
 Court, Bucks. Livery — Dark blue coat, yellow waistcoat, 
 brass buttons. Armorial bearings — Barry of six or and 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 azure, four fleurs-de-lis, two and two counterchanged, and 
 upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Stanley of 
 Alderley, namely argent, on a bend azure, three bucks' 
 heads caboshed or, a crescent for difference. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion guardant azure, holding in the dexter paw a passion 
 cross or, between two open buffalo-horns of the last ; with 
 the Motto, " Devant si je puis." Married, July 21, 1896, 
 Osma Mary Dorothy, younger dau. and coheir of the late 
 Col. the Hon. John Stanley (second son of the late Lord 
 Stanley of Alderley), by his wife Susan Mary Elizabeth, 
 eldest dau. of Keith William Stewart-Mackenzie of Sea- 
 forth ; and has Issue — Henry Christian Stanley Allhusen, 
 Gentleman ; Madeleine Mary ; and Dorothea Elizabeth. 
 Estate— 'aX.oV.c. Court, in the co. of Buckingham. Postal 
 address— Stoke Court, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire. 
 Cluds— Carlton, White's. 
 
 WILLIAM HUTT ALLHUSEN, Gentleman. Born 
 1845, being the fourth son of Christian Allhusen, Esq., 
 J.P., D.L. , of Stoke Court, Bucks, who d. 1890, by Anne, 
 dau. of John Shield, Esq., of Broomhaugh, Northumber- 
 land. C/uis— Union, Welllington. Armorial bearings- 
 Barry of six or and azure, four fieurs-de-lis, two and two 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion guardant azure, holding 
 in the dexter paw a passion cross or, between two open 
 buffalo-horns of the last; with the Motto — "Devant si je 
 puis." Married, 1876, Beatrice- May, dau. of late Col. 
 Thomas Bromhead Butt, 79th Cameron Highlanders. 
 Residences — Twyford Abbey, near Ealing, W. ; Isola Bella, 
 Cannes. 
 
 WILTON ALLHUSEN, Gentleman. 5<7r« 1840, being 
 the son of Christian Allhusen, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of Elswick 
 Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne, and Stoke Court, Bucks, who d. 
 1890, by Annie, dau. of John Shield, Esq., of Broomhaugh, 
 Northumberland. Club — Union. Armorial bearings- 
 Barry of six or and azure, four fleurs-de-lis, two and two 
 counterchanged, and impaling the arms of Vandeleur, viz. 
 or, a trefoil vert, between three mullets purpure. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion guardant azure, holding in the dexter paw a 
 passion cross or, between two open buffalo-horns of the 
 last; with the Motto, "Honour first." Married, 1874, 
 Adelaide, dau. of Major Thomas Pakenham Vandeleur 
 of Limerick; and has, with other Issue — A son, Ormsby 
 Allhusen, Gentleman, b. 1888. Seat — Pinhay, East Devon, 
 near Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire. Town residence — 61 Eaton 
 Place, S.W. 
 
 ALLINGTON, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 M FREDERICK PRAT ALLISTON, Esquire, one of 
 w the Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, 
 Alderman of Bread Street Ward since 1895, and Sheriff 
 of the City 1898-99. Armorial bearings Or, an eagle 
 displayed gules, holding in each claw a cotton-hank argent 
 on a chief vert a shuttle fesseways, thread pendent of the 
 third. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of an eagle's head erased, holding in 
 the beak a sprig of the cotton-tree slipped and fructed all 
 proper, a shuttle fesseways or, thread pendent gules. Motto 
 — " Renovate animos." Residence— K.?ivaesh\agh, Becken- 
 ham, Kent. 
 
 Rkverend HENRY HEPWORTH ALLOTT, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Stifford. Born June 25, 1842, 
 being the second son of the late Rev. John AUott of 
 Hague Hall, co. York, J. P., Rector of Maltby-le-Marsh, 
 CO. Lincoln, by his wife Catherine, dau. of William Wilson 
 of Louth, CO. Lincoln. Armorial bearings— Or, a plain 
 fesse, double cotised wavy azure, on a canton of the second, 
 two bars argent, charged with three swallows volant sable. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm couped at the elbow, habited or, 
 charged with a fesse double cotised wavy azure, cuff' argent, 
 the hand proper, holding a mullet gold. MottO— " Fortiter 
 etrecte." Married, June 3, 1879, Alicia Georgiana, third 
 dau. of Rev. Henry Hanmer, Rector of Grendon, co. War- 
 wick; and has Issue— (i) Percy Brian AUott, Gentleman, 
 
 b. April 24, 1880 ; (2) Edmund Henry Allott, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 15, 1881 ; (3) Cyril Robert Allott, Gentleman, b. 
 
 Sept. 25, 1887 ; Evelyn Violet ; and Irene Georgiana. Postal 
 address — The Rectory, Stiff'ord, Grays, Essex. 
 
 JOHN GEORGE ALLOTT, J. P. for Lincoln, Born 
 July 15, 1839, being the eldest son of the late Rev. John 
 Allott, J. P., Rector of Maltby-le-Marsh, co. Lincoln, by his 
 wife Catherine, dau. of William Wilson of Louth, co. Lin- 
 coln. Armorial bearings — Or, a plain fesse, double cotised 
 wavy azure ; on a canton of the second, two bars argent, 
 charged with three swallows volant sable. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 couped at the elbow, habited or, charged with a fesse double 
 cotised wavy azure, cuff argent, the hand proper, holding 
 a mullet gold. Motto — " Fortiter et recte." Married, 
 April 27, 1871, Louisa, eldest dau. of Maeburn Staniland 
 of Harrington Hall, co. Lincoln ; and has Issue — Hugh 
 Hamersley Allott, Gentleman, b. May 29, 1873 ; Louisa 
 Maud ; and Hilda Frances. Seat — Hague Hall, near Wake- 
 field, CO. York. Residence — Eastfield, Louth, Lincolnshire. 
 
 Reverend ROBERT JAMES ALLOTT, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, late Rector of Utterby-ho, Mabelthorpe, 
 Lincoln. Born Nov. 22, 1847, being the third son of the 
 late Rev. John Allott, J. P., Rector of Maltby-le-Marsh, co. 
 Lincoln, by his wife Catherine, dau. of William Wilson of 
 Louth, CO. Lincoln. Armorial bearings— Or, a plain fesse 
 double cotised wavy azure, on a canton of the second two 
 bars argent, charged with three swallows volant sable. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm couped at the elbow, habited or, 
 charged with a fesse double cotised wavy azure, cuff argent, 
 the hand proper, holding a mullet gold. Motto — " Fortiter 
 etrecte." Residence — Westgate, Louth, Lincolnshire. 
 
 WILLIAM AGUILAR ALLPRESS, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Antrim Artillery (Militia). Bom —, being the son of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 9Ip 
 
 Bdwwt) Whrtham Allpr«». late of "Cllefden. Eltham. 
 K*ni. AmwrUa btftrtaf*— IVr p*le nebuly axure and 
 rules. »i» cAglr with two heads displaced ermine between 
 torn pometranaiei leaved and slipi)ed in saltire or. Mant- 
 llW am* and aigenl. Great On a wreath of the colours, 
 ma noont »ert. an eagle with two heads displayed per 
 P^u Mbuly aiure and eules, restine each claw upon a 
 ponegranate leaved and slipped or. Motto—" Mors levior 
 cnmin dedecus." /ftsi(UMct—Lht\e St. Jamess Street. 
 Westminster. London, S.W. 
 
 ALPERAM. quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 SCHAR1.es henry ALSTON, Esquire, formerly 
 Capt. and Hon. M.»jor in "Queen's Own" Lanark- 
 shire Yeomanry Ca%alry. Horn Feb. a8. 1843, being the 
 fifth son of the late lames William Alston. -Esq., of Stock- 
 briggs, ca l^n.-irkshire. by his wife Margaret Hamilton, 
 dau. of Wilhani Stirling of Cordale. DumlKtrtonshire, 
 Armorial bMUingi — Acure, ten stars of six points or, 
 
 ait 
 
 a demi-eagle rising oroper. Motto — "In ahum." Married 
 Jan. 5, 1899, Mary, only dau. of the late Alexander Thorn* 
 
 son. Residence — Hill House, Newbury, Berks. 
 Oxford and Cambridge, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 Clubs— 
 
 WILLIAM ALSTON of Stockbriggs, Lanarkshire. 
 Armorial beajrlngs — Azure, ten stars of six points or, 
 4, 3, 2 and I, within a bordure of the last, charged withj 
 three fleurs-de-lis gules. Mantling gules, doubled argentJJ 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the liveries, a demi-eagle risinj 
 proper, on each wing a crescent reversed gules. Mott 
 — "In altum." Postal address — Stockhuggs, Lanarli 
 shire. 
 
 S WILLIAM CHARLES ALSTON, Esquire, J. P. fo 
 CO. Warwick, High Sheriff 1884, Major and Hon 
 Lieut. -Col. Warwickshire Yeomanry. Bom Nov. 2, 184 
 being the elder and only surviving son of the late Willia 
 Charles Alston, Esq., of Elmdon Hall, co. Warwick, J.PJ 
 and D.L., by his wife Elizabeth Ann, youngest dau 
 and coheir of Col. Charles Fetherston of Packwoc ' 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, ten estoiles or, four, thre 
 two, and one, on a chief argent, a crescent reversed gule 
 between two boars' heads sable. Mantling azure and 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle rising 1 
 on each wing a crescent reversed gules. Motto — ' ' '. 
 altum." Seat — Elmdon Hall, near Birmingham. Club- 
 Arthur's. 
 
 4, 3. a and 1, withinja bordure wavy of the last, charged 
 with three fleurs-de-lis gul<is. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the liveries, a demi- 
 eagle rising proper, on each wing a crescent reversed gules. 
 Motto — " In altum." Married, 1868, Sara Fullerton, dau. 
 of Capt. John George Brown the younger of Auchlochan, 
 Lanarkshire ; and has Issve. Residence — Letterawe, Loch 
 Awe, Argyll, N.B. 
 
 GEORGE ALSTON, Gentleman. Born Sept. 13, 1864, 
 being the eldest son of the late George Alston of Craighead, 
 N.B., by his wife Margaret, dau. of the late Robert Wallace. 
 Azmorlal bearings — Azure, ten mullets of six points, four, 
 three, two, and one or, within a bordure argent. Man tHtig 
 gules, doubled argent Oreit— Upon a wreath of his liveries, 
 
 WILLIAM HAMILTON ALSTON, Esquire, J. P. 
 Lanark. Born 1858, being the eldest surviving son of tl 
 late John Patrick Alston of Muirburn, co. Lanark, and Ma 
 Anne, dau. of the late William Hamilton of Northpark, cd 
 Lanark (and great-grandson of the late John Albton, Banke 
 in Glasgow). Armorial bearings— Azure, ten mullets orj 
 four, three, two, and one. Mantling gules, double 
 urgent. Crest— Upon a wreath of his liveries, a demi-eagi 
 rismg proper. Motto — "In altum." Residence— OakhMt 
 Helensburgh, N.B. Clubs — Caledonian, Western (GL 
 gow). 
 
 M EDWARD ALTHAM ALTHAM, Esquire, C. 
 
 9 C.M.G. , 3rd Class of Japanese Order of the Sacred! 
 Treasure, Col. (half-pay). Bom April 13, 1856, being 
 the second son of the late William Surtees Altham, Esq. , late 
 
 Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Major 83rd Foot, J. P. co. Somerset ; by his wife Henrietta, 
 second dau. of Edward Barrett Moulton-Barrett of Hope 
 End, CO. Hereford, J. P. and High Sheriff. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, paly of six ermine and azure, on a 
 chief per pale or and gules, a lion passant guardant counter- 
 changed, a bordure engrailed of the last ; 2 and 3, azure, on 
 a chevron argent, between three garbs or, as many fleurs- 
 de-lis gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, charged with three 
 mullets and erased gules, holding a ship's rudder sable ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant sable, col- 
 lared or, reposing the dexter fore-paw on an escutcheon 
 argent, charged with an estoile azure. Motto — ' ' Pro Deo 
 et catholica fide." Married, Nov. 5, 1880, Georgina Emily, 
 dau. of William David Nicol of Inverness ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Edward Altham, Gentleman, b. Jan. 7, 1882, Lieut. 
 R.N.; {2) Harry Surtees Altham, b. Nov. 30, 1888; and 
 Dorothy Mary. Clubs — Junior Naval and Military. 
 
 JOHN ALTHAM SURTEES ALTHAM, Gentleman. 
 Born 1886, being the only son of the late Rev. Altham 
 Surtees Altham, M.A. (Oxon. ), Vicar of Wellingborough, 
 Northants, by his wife Bertha Emma, eldest dau. of the 
 late Rev. Francis Fisher, Vicar of Hilmarton, Wilts. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, paly of six ermine 
 and azure, on a chief per pale or and gules, a lion passant 
 guardant counterchanged, a bordure engrailed of the last ; 
 2 and 3, azure, on a chevron argent, between three garbs or, 
 as many fleurs-de-lis gules. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, 
 charged with three mullets and erased gules, holding a 
 ship's rudder sable ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a talbot 
 sejant sable, collared or, reposing the dexter fore-paw on an 
 escutcheon argent, charged with an estoile azure. Motto — 
 " Pro Deo et catholica fide." Residence — 
 
 ALVERD, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY AMBROSE, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., 
 F.Z.S. Born June 14, 1853, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Ambrose of Glasgow and of Bothwell, in the co. 
 of Lanark, Solicitor, by Janet Muir his wife, dau. of the 
 late David MacBrayne of Glasgow. Livery — Dark blue 
 and silver. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 
 Azure, two lions passant in pale argent, on a chief dove- 
 tailed of the last, a fleur-de-lis between two annulets of the 
 first ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, and 
 issuant from the battlements of a tower a cubit arm proper, 
 holding a billet in bend sinister or; with the Motto, "Jesp^re 
 en Dieu." Married, July 30, 1883, Edith Jane, daughter of 
 John D'Monte Arbuthnot, by Esther Jane his wife, daughter 
 of the late Sir William Murray, ninth Baronet, of Clennont ; 
 and has Issue — Lilian Edith. Postal address — 45 St. James's 
 Square, Notting Hill, London, W. Clubs— ]mnor Carlton, 
 Constitutional, Junior Constitutional, Caledonian, Royal 
 
 Societies', Royal London Yacht, Scottish Conservative 
 (Edinburgh), Conservative (Glasgow). 
 
 AMCOTTS, see CRACROFT-AMCOTTS. 
 
 FREDERICK AMES, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Worcester. Born October 17, 1836, being the 
 fifth son of George Henry Ames, Gentleman, by Anna his 
 wife, daughter of the late Gideon Acland. Clubs — Junior 
 United Service. Livery — Dark Oxford mixture, silver, 
 buttons, and scarlet waistcoat. Armorial bearings— 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend cotised between two 
 annulets sable, a quatrefoil between two roses of the field 
 (for Ames) ; 2 and 3 party per pale or and gules, a saltire 
 between two mascles in pale, and in fesse as many leopards' 
 faces jessant-de-lis all counterchanged (for Poole) ; and for 
 a Crest, upon a wreath of his colours, a rose argent, slipped 
 and leaved proper, and in front thereof an annulet or. 
 Married, March 14, 1865, Letitia, eldest daughter of the 
 late George Fillingham of Syerston Hall, Newark, Notting- 
 hamshire. Postal arf(/r«j— Hawford Lodge, near Wor- 
 cester. 
 
 LOUIS ERIC AMES, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Northumberland. Born April 17, 1855, being 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Metcalfe Ames of Linden, 
 Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Northumber- 
 land, by his wife Ehza (Burke gives Elizabeth) Sarah, only 
 daughter of Major Hodgson Cadogan of Brinkburn Priory. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent on a bend 
 cotised between two annulets sable, a quatrefoil between two 
 roses of the field (for Ames), 2. party per pale or and gules, 
 a saltire between two mascles in pale and in fesse as many 
 leopards' faces jessant-de-lis all counterchanged (for Poole), 
 3. per fesse or and sable, in chief two calves statant and in 
 base a dove volant counterchanged (for Metcalfe) ; and for a 
 Crest, upon a wreath of his coloiu-s, a rose argent, slipped 
 and leaved proper, and in front thereof an annulet or ; and 
 for a Motto, "Fama Candida rosa dulcior." Married, 
 April 25, 1881, Margaret Wilhelmina, daughter of William 
 John Hamilton, Member of Parliament, by his wife, com- 
 monly known as the Honourable Margaret Frances Florence 
 Dillon, daughter of the Right Honourable Henry Augustus, 
 thirteenth Viscount Dillon, and Maid of Honour to the 
 Queen; and has Issue— (1) John Louis Metcalfe Ames, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 amp 
 
 bora Majr ta. i88« ; and (a) Robert Henrv Ames, born 
 October a6. i88j. /VfAi/a</<//Yu— Linden, Morpeth. 
 
 AMES (H. Cell). (Quarterly, i and 6. nrKcnt. on n bend 
 ffrttitiii) be t ween two »nnulet!> siibie, a quntiefoil between 
 Me raaaa of the field (Antra) ; a. per pale or and gules, a 
 ••Itir* between two maaclet in pale and in fesse as many 
 iMKMfd't iues)eMMU>de-lis all counterchanged (Poole) ; 3. 
 gain, a cross Ikiry argent, on a chief azure, a lion passant 
 of the second (Ctmunoey) ; 4. axure, an eagle displayed with 
 two heads erininois (l.yde); 5. per fesse or and sable, in 
 chief two cal^Vi and in base a dove volant counterchanged 
 (Metcalfe). Mantling sable and argent. Orett— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a rose argent, slipped and leaved 
 proper, and in fiont thereof an annulet or. MottO — 
 " Kiuna cindida rosa dulcior." Livtry — Black, black and 
 while waistcoat, drab overcoat. 
 
 Son of Lieut. -Col. Gerard Vivian Ames of The Hyde, 
 
 CO. Bedford, and Ayot St. Lawrence, Herts, J. P., b. 
 
 185a: d. 1899; M. 1889, Alice Katherine, eld. d. of 
 
 btcSir P. Miles, Bart:- 
 Lionel Gerard Ames, Gentleman, b. 1889. Stats — The 
 Hyde, St. Albans, Herts; Ayot St. Lawrence, Welwyn, 
 Herts. 
 
 Yr. sons of Lt-Col. Lionel Ames of The Hyde, 
 
 J. P. and U.L. co Bedford (High SheriflT 1866), b. 
 
 1809 ; d. 1873 ; M. 1848, Augusta Percy, d. of Col. Sir 
 
 John Morillyon Wilson. C.B.. K.H. :— 
 Ernest Kitnx)y Ames, Gentleman, b. 1855. Res. — 46 
 Green Street, London, W. 
 
 Victor Charles Ames, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res. — i 
 Manor House Mansions, W. 
 Oswald Henry Ames. Esq.. Major and Life Guards, *. 
 
 i86a; m. 1901. Violet Dorothea, d. of Lord Francis Cecil. 
 
 Stat — The Manor House, Thornham, Norfolk. Town res. 
 
 —15 Cambridge Square, W. C/«^j— Turf, Bachelors'. 
 Hugh Lawrenson Ames, Gentleman, b. 1866; m. 1890 
 
 Kate. d. of A. Villiers Palmer, Esq., C.S.L; and has issue— 
 
 (i) Neville Lawrenson Ames, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (2) Cyril 
 
 Ayot Ames, Gentleman, b. 1897. Res.—^ Gledstane Road, 
 
 West Kensington. 
 
 Sons of Henry Metcalf Ames. Esq.. of Linden 
 Northumberland. D.L. (High Sheriff 1864), b. 1820; 
 d. 1874 ; m. 1852, Elizabeth Sarah, only d. of Major 
 Hodgson Cadogan of Brinkbum Priory, Northumber- 
 land : — 
 Louis Eric Ames. Elsq., J. P. (q.v.). 
 Lawrence Metcalfe Levi Ames, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 
 
 1891. Geraldine Mary, d. of Richard Smith. Res.— 
 
 Sons of George Acland Ames, Gentleman (Amu as 
 above, without quartering for Metcalfe), b. 1827; d. 
 •*93; »»• 1854, Clara HenrietU Marie, eld. d! of 
 Count Maximilian von Paelrig : — 
 
 John Carlowitc Ames, Gentleman, b. i860. Res, — 
 
 Herbert Mortimer Ames, Gentleman, b. 1862. Rts. — 
 Son of Ch.orles Herl)ert Ames, Gentleman (Arms as 
 above, without quartering for Metcalfe), of Kemenliam 
 Place. Hcnle^-on-Thames, Berks, b. 1830; d. 1878; 
 m. 1863. Eiiia Scott, d. of Rev. William Scott 
 Robinson : — 
 
 William Herbert Ames, Gentleman, b. 1868. 
 Yr. sons of George Henry Ames, Gentleman (Arms as 
 above, without quartering for Metcalfe), of Cote House, 
 Westbury-on-Tryni, b. 1786 ; d. 1873 ; m. 1836. Anna, 
 d. of Gideon Acland of Camberwell : — 
 
 Henry St. Vincent Ames. Gentleman. 
 
 Frederick Ames, Esq. [q.v.). 
 
 Alfred Ames, Gentleman, b. 1839. Res. — Paris. 
 
 Hon. JOSCELINE GEORGE HERBERT AMHERST. 
 J. P. , and late Member of the Legislative Council of Western 
 Australia, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. Private 
 Secretary to the Governor of Fiji 1881 to 1883, and to Sir 
 F. Napier Groome, Governor of Western Australia, from 
 1885 to 1889. Bom June 7, 1846, being the fifth son of the 
 late William Pitt, second Earl Amherst, of Montreal, near 
 Sevenoaks. co. Kent ; by his wife Gertrude, sixth dau. of 
 the Hon. and Right Rev. Hugh Percy, D.D., Bishop of 
 Carlisle. Armorial bearings— Gules, three tilting-spear»J 
 
 I 
 
 two and one or, headed argent. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, three 
 like spears, one erect and two in saltire, fjirt with a wreath 
 of laurel proper. Motto — "Constantia et virtute." Resi- 
 dence — Holmesdale, Darlington, Western Australia. 
 
 AMPHLETT (H. Coll.). Ermine, two borrulets azure. * 
 in chief acinquefoii sable between two lozenges of the second, 
 and in base a cinquefoil of the third. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a dromedary statant proper, charged with three 
 cinquefoils sable. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Charles Grove Aniphlett, Esq.. D.S.O.. J. P. Staffs.. 
 Major N. Staffs. Regt. (ret.), served in S. African War 
 1899-1900; b. 1862. 5^a/— Four Ashes Hall, nr. Bridgnorth. 
 Clubs — Naval and Military. Junior Carlton. Sports. 
 
 AMPHLETT. At the Visitation of Staffs. , 1663, Richard 
 Amphlett. Esq., of Clent (High Sheriff for that county 
 1678). exhibited : Argent, on a fesse between three lozenges 
 azure, a cinquefoil or, which arms were respited but never 
 proved. However, in 1903, on proof of his lineal descent 
 from the above claimant, the following armorial bearings 
 were granted to the undernamed : Argent, on a fesse 
 
 is the Military Coclcade. 
 
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 nebuly azure, gutt^e-d'eau, between three lozenges of the 
 second, a cinquefoil or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dromedary statant proper, with halter and line 
 reflexed over the back or, charged on the body with two 
 
 anD 
 
 »s 
 
 lozenges argent. Motto — "Chi legge regge." Livery — 
 Light drab, blue collars and cuffs, dark blue and yellow 
 striped vest, silver buttons and hatband. 
 
 Sons of Edward Amphlett of Horseley, Staffs., and 
 2 Queen's Gate Terrace, London, S.W. , Lieut. Scots 
 Greys, b. 1824; d. 1887; m. ist, 1851, Lavinia Flora 
 Henrietta (d. 1871), eld. d. of Benjamin Cuff Green- 
 hill of Knowle Hall, Somerset ; 2nd, 1873, Margaret 
 Louisa Maria [d. 1895), d. of James Brewster, Esq. 
 (son of Sir David Brewster, K.H., F.R.S.) :— 
 Edward Greenhill Amphlett, Esq., J. P. Sussex, M.A. 
 (O.von.), F.C.S., M.R.L, Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), 
 b. 13 July 1853 ; m. 7 Feb. 1882, Amye, d. of Thomas 
 Broughton Charlton, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Chilwell Hall, 
 Notts ; and has issue — Edward Paul Charlton Amphlett, 
 Gentleman, Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst, b. 23 March 1885 ; 
 Ruth Amye; and Flora Macdonald Maud. Res. — 3 Union 
 Place, Worthing. C/?^^— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Charles Edward Amphlett, Esq., Capt. [resigned on 
 account of ill-health 1904] 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, b. 30 
 Nov. 1879. Club — Cavalry. 
 
 ANDERSON, quartered by YARBOROUGH, Earl of, 
 and ROSE. 
 
 ANDERSON, 
 VI PONT. 
 
 see MACAULAY-ANDERSON, and 
 
 ARCHIBALD ANDERSON, Gentleman, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Oxford, Advocate, and Fellow 
 of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, only son of 
 the late Thomas Scott Anderson, Writer to the Signet, and 
 of Hannah, daughter of the late James Lowthorp of Welton 
 Hall, East Riding of the county of Yorkshire. Clubs — United 
 University, New (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a saltire engrailed vert between 
 a thistle slipped and leaved in chief proper, and three 
 mullets in the flanks and base of the second ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a crescent 
 argent. Motto— " Gradatim." Married, 1870, Georgina 
 Maria, daughter of the late Reverend Edmund Russell, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Incumbent 
 of All Saints, Pontefract. Postal addresses — 30 Oxford 
 Square, London, W. ; St. Helens, Dean Park, Bourne- 
 mouth. 
 
 S GEORGE ANDERSON, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Northumber- 
 land, for which he served the office of High Sheriff in the year 
 
 1886, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Born August 16, 1843, being the eldest son of the 
 late Thomas Anderson, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Northumberland, for 
 which he served the office of High Sheriff in the year 1843, 
 by his wife Emily, daughter of the late Reverend John 
 Fisher of Wavendon, in the county of Buckingham. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, three mart- 
 lets fesseways or, between as many oak trees eradicated 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a falcon's head erased sable, gutt^e-d'or, holding 
 in the beak an arrow paleways head downwards proper, 
 three hearts or; with the Motto, " Vigilans et certus." 
 Married, 1885, Alice Mildred, third daughter of Cadogan 
 Hodgson-Cadogan of Brenkburne Priory ; and has with 
 other Issue — A son, George Denis Anderson, Gentleman, 
 born 1885. Estate and postal address — Little Harle Tower, 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
 
 JAMES HENRY ANDERSON, Gentleman. Borii 1840, 
 being the third son of Thomas Anderson of London, by his 
 wife Sophia. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron in- 
 vected gules, between three cross crosslets fitch^e in chief 
 sable, and in base a leaf of an india-rubber plant slipped 
 proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a mount 
 vert, an oak-tree proper, in front thereof three cross crosslets 
 
 fitch^e, one in pale and two in saltire sable. Motto — " Stand 
 sure." Married, firstly, March 1859, Lydia Warren {d. Oct. 
 28, 1894), dau. of JohnTownley ; secondly, June 1902, Emily 
 Mary, dau. of Rev. Sumner Wilson; and has Issue^^i) 
 Harry Claude Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; (2) Percy James 
 Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (3) Thomas Valentine Ander- 
 son, Gentleman, b. 1866; (4) Charles Augustus Anderson, 
 b. 1867 ; (5) Reginald Samuel Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; 
 (6) Gerald Townley Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; (7) 
 Frederick Arthur Bertram Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1874; 
 (8) Samuel Alder Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1876 ; (9) George 
 Malcolm Anderson, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; Lydia Blanche 
 \m. Alfred Ernest Protheroe] ; Gertrude ; Sophia ; and 
 Constance Gwendolen. Res. — Russettings, Bournemouth. 
 Clubs — Devonshire, City Liberal, National Liberal. 
 
 KENNETH LOCKWOOD MORRISON ANDER- 
 SON, Esquire, J. P. co. of Dorset. Born 1853, being the 
 eldest son of the late Sir James Anderson of 62 Queen's 
 Gate, S.W. Armorial bearings — Azure, a three-masted 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 anD 
 
 ■Mb. Mik ItefWrt. fl«n "J^nu «".«»» '^hJef of the iMtthree 
 mSStaat Mble Wf"*"! ^ gulc*, doubled nrgrnt- or«« — 
 OaVwnwh erf hi» liwics. i*»uini{ *rom waves of the sea a 
 tinfcnrtn'i liead erotwr. holding in the mouth a trident or, 
 SS^i.lSXSS;;* the Shield this MottO. -stand 
 ■m" MmrHml I*?*, Alice K.. dau. of W lUinm Flux. 
 M^dtmtts^tm CWJOiwcU Road. S.W. ; Cluny. Swanage. 
 Donrtshtr*. 
 
 AKVELVN CORNWALLIS ANDERSON-PELHAM. 
 Eaquire. commonly called the Hon. Evelyn ComwaUis 
 Anderton-PelhAm. J. P. and D.L. co. Hants. J. P. co. Lin- 
 oolit B*m Sept. i6. 1851, l>eing the younger son of the 
 Right Hon. Charles Anilerson Worsley Anderson- Pelham. 
 •nS Earl of Yarborough, by his wife the Hon. Maria Ade- 
 laide Maude, dau. of the Right Hon. Cornwallis, 3rd Vis- 
 count Hawartien. Armorial bMirixigi— Quarterly i and 4. 
 quarterly i. and iiii. axure. ihret- |>clic.-uis argent ; 11. and 
 iiL gules, two pieces of l>elt with buckles erect in pale, the 
 buckles upwards argent (l»th for Pelham) ; a and 3, argent, 
 a chevron lielwren three crosses flory sable (for Anderson), 
 and imiwling tho arms of Mutton, namely or. on a fesse 
 snlile. surmounted by a pale invected of the last, pierced ol 
 the field, three stags' heads caboshed counterchanged. 
 Mawtuny azuTe and argent. Oreits— i. on a wreath of the 
 
 ANDERTON (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a pile snble, 
 between two roses in base gules, barbed and seeded proi>er, 
 three double shackbolts argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a curlew close proper. 
 
 colours, a peacock in his pride argent (for Pelham) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a water-spaniel or (for Anderson). 
 Motto— "Vincit amor patria." Married, Oct. 24, 1872, 
 Harriett Frances, youngest dau. of Rev. George Hutton, 
 Rector of Gate Burton, co. Lincoln ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Cecil Henry Anderson- Pelham, Esq., Capt. 4th Batt. Lin- 
 colnshire Regt, A.D.C. to the Governor of Queensland, b. 
 Jan. 2$, 1874 ; (a) Charles Cornwallis Anderson-Pelham, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Leicester Yeomanry Cavalry, b. Sept. 
 30. 1876; (3) Reginald Evelyn Anderson-Pelham, Gentle- 
 man,^. Nov. 29, 1883; (4I Alfred Ronald Anderson-Pelham, 
 Gentleman, b. June 7, 1888 ; Adelaide Muriel lone ; Gwen- 
 doline Florence Eleanor Blanche ; and Muriel (d. 1889). 
 5M/i— Caythorpe Hall, Grantham ; St. Lawrence, Ventnor. 
 Town residence — 29 Belgrave Square, S.W. Clubs — 
 White's, St James's. 
 
 WILFRID FRANCIS ANDERTON, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. of Lancaster. Bom Oct. 25, 1844, being the fifth son 
 of James Francis Anderton of Haighton, by his wife Mary, 
 dau. of James Sidgreaves of Inglewhite Lodge, Goosnargh, 
 near Preston, Lancashire. Livery — Green and white. 
 Armorial iMarings— Vert, three hour-glasses in bend pro- 
 per, between two bendlets argent. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crert— On a wreath of the colours, issuant out of 
 a crescent vert, a buck's head, holding in the mouth an ear 
 of wheat proper. Married, firstly, May 28, 1870, Mildred 
 Walburgha Tempest, dau. of Henry Tempest, Esq.. of 
 Newland Park, York ; secondly, April 28. 1880, Mary 
 Louisa Frances Tempest, only dau. of Joseph F. Tempest, 
 youngest son of Stephen Tempest of Brimpton, Yorkshire ; 
 and has Issue— (i) Angilbert Wilfrid Anderton, Gentleman, 
 b. April 19, 1871 ; (2) Evan Gerard Anderton, Gentleman, 
 b. May 20. 1874; (3) Dunstan Francis Anderton, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 2. 1885 ; (4) Cuthbert Francis Anderton, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 15, \iya; Mildred Mary; Winifred 
 Frances; and Elfritb Mary Frances. Seat — Haighton, 
 Preston, Lancashire. 
 
 holding in the beak an escallop or, between two roses 
 gules, leaved and stalked also proper. Motto — ' ' Flectimus 
 nunquam." 
 
 Sons of Frederick William Anderton of Bolton Royd, 
 Bradford, b. 1831 ; d. 1886; m. 1859. Ruth, d. of Jol 
 Foster, Esq., J. P., of Hornby Castle, Lanes : — 
 Herbert Foster Anderton, Esq., J. P. for Orkney an( 
 Shetland, b. 1862. Seats — The Island of Vaila, and Melby, 
 both in CO. of Orkney and Shetland ; Bolton Royd, Bradford, 
 Yorks. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Bath. Post. add. — Vaila, 
 Shetland. 
 
 Francis Swithin Anderton, Esq., R.B.A., b. 1868, 
 1901, Marjorie Katherine, d. of Frederic de la Fontaii 
 Williams of Rydeshill House, nr. Guildford ; and has issi 
 —Nancy Francesca Braithwaite. Res. — The Cottage, Hol- 
 land Park Road, Kensington, London, W. Clubs — Wel- 
 lington, Bath. 
 
 ANDERTON (H. Coll.). Sable, on a chevron invected 
 argent, between four shackbolts, three in chief and one in 
 base of the last, a cinquefoil of the first. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork 
 argent, holding in the beak three cinquefoils slipped or, and 
 resting the dexter leg on a shackbolt sable. 
 
 Son of late James Anderton of Burgh Hall, Lanes. : — 
 
 James Parkinson Anderton, Gentleman, M.R C.S., 
 b, ; formerly of Brondyffryn, Denbighshire. 
 
 ANDERVILL, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 ANDREWS (U.O.). Argent, on a chevron invected 
 between three quatrefoils slipped vert, as many heraldic 
 roses or, seeded gules. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Creation a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested 
 argent, cuffed vert, charged with a chevron invected of the 
 last, the hand proper holding three quatrefoils slipped or. 
 Motto - ' ' Virtu te et fortuna. ' ' Z,iz/er)'— Green , gilt buttons, 
 red waistcoat. 
 
 Son of late Samuel Andrews, Esq., of Fortview, co. 
 
 Antrim, J. P. for Belfast, m. Marian, d. of Rev. Robert 
 
 Gamble Orr : — 
 George Murray Andrews, Gentleman, B.A. Camb., b. 
 1868; tn. 1893, Ellen Louise, only d. of late E. W. Hale, 
 
 rd, 
 
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 M.D., of Bellefonte, Pa., U.S.A. i?«.— Bellefonte, Penn- 
 syivaiiia, U.S.A. Cluis — Brooks's, White's, Rittenhouse 
 (Philadelphia, U.S.A.). 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Hugh Andrews, Esq., J. P. and D. L. Northumberland 
 (High Sheriff 1901), J. P. Glos., 6. ; m. , Isabel, d. 
 
 of John Sowerby of Benwell Tower. Seais — Toddington 
 Manor, Winchcombe, Glos. ; Swarland Hall, Felton, Nor- 
 thumberland. 
 
 The Reverend GEORGE ANGUS, Priest in Holy 
 Orders of the Roman Catholic Church, Master of Arts of 
 
 the University of Oxford, formerly Lieutenant in the Indian 
 Army. Born November 9, 1842, being the eldest son of 
 John Angus, Gentleman, Master of Arts and Advocate, 
 by his wife Katherine Ann, daughter of Alexander Forbes. 
 Cluds— Royal and Ancient Golf (St. Andrews), The Union 
 (Oxon.), University (Dundee). Armorial bearings— (L.O., 
 1877) : Argent, a lion passant guardant gules, on a chief 
 of the last, two mullets of the field. Postal addresses — The 
 Presbytery, St. Andrews, N.B., and St. Edmund Hall, 
 Oxford. 
 
 @ ERNEST LAMBERT SWINBURNE ANNE, Es- 
 quire, Justice of the Peace for the West Riding 
 3ntlP °'^ '^^ county of York, Captain and Honorary 
 VI I II IV Major 3rd Battalion Sherwood Foresters (Derby- 
 shire Militia). Born September 17, 1852, being 
 the second son of William Henry Charlton of Hesleyside, 
 Northumberland, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the said county, by his wife Barbara Tas- 
 burgh, daughter of Michael "Tasburgh, formerly Michael 
 Anne. The above-mentioned Ernest Lambert Swinburne 
 Anne, Esquire, assumed by Royal License, dated May 31, 
 1883, the surname of Anne only, in lieu of his patronymic 
 Charlton, and the arms of Anne quarterly with those of 
 Charlton. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 jjWrgent on a bend sable, three martlets of the first (for 
 ^Mine), 2 and 3 or, a lion rampant guardant gules, a chief 
 fcmine, fretty vert, a canton sable, charged with a hon 
 mimpant or (for Charlton) ; and for his Crests, i. on a 
 Tireath of the colours, a woman's head couped at the 
 shoulders proper, crined or (for Anne) ; 2. also on a wreath 
 of the colours, a leopard's face gules, between two dragons' 
 wings proper, each charged with a fret sable. Married, Janu- 
 "^ 20, 1885, Edith, fourth daughter of Sir Thomas George 
 Vugustus Parkyns, Baronet, of Ruddlngton Manor, in the 
 
 county of Nottingham, by his wife Anne, daughter of W. 
 Jennings ; and has Issue — (i) George Charlton Anne, Gen- 
 tleman, born February 11, 1886; (2) Hesleytyne Oswald 
 Charlton Anne, Gentleman, born August 21, 1888; (3) Cra- 
 thorne Edward Isham Charlton Anne, Gentleman, born 
 December 2, 1892 ; and Ernestine Mary Charlton. Estate — 
 Burghwallis Hall, Doncaster, Yorkshire. Residence — 
 Chateau du Hert, Picardy, France. Club — United 
 Service. 
 
 ANNESLEY, see LYTTELTON-ANNESLEY. 
 
 e WILLIAM GORE ANNESLEY, Esquire, Capt. 
 R.N. Born Oct. 30, 1833, being the second son of 
 Francis Charles Annesley, late Commander R.N. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Paly of six argent and azure, over all a bend 
 gules, and (for distinction) a bordure wavy erminois. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a Moor's head couped at the shoulders in profile proper, 
 wreathed about the temples argent and azure, and (for dis- 
 
 tinction) debruised by a baton sinister or. Motto — ' ' Virtutis 
 amore." Married, May 22, 1862, Maria Anne, youngest 
 dau. of John William Crispo, Lieut. R.N. ; and has Issue 
 — (i) William Crispo Annesley, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 b. March 15, 1863 ; (2) Francis Charles Annesley, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 8, 1871 \in., June 28, 1898, Evelyn, younger 
 dau. of Col. James D. Crawford of Thorney Holme, West- 
 mount, Montreal, Canada] ; (3) John Smyth Annesley, 
 Gentleman, R. N. , b. Sept. 14, 1872; Edith Maria; Katha- 
 rine Bell \in., Feb. 15, 1896, Frederick Clayson, Chinese 
 Imperial Maritime Customs]. Residence — " Delgany," Pol- 
 stead Road, N., Oxford. 
 
 Sir ARCHIBALD EDWARD HARBORD ANSON, 
 Major-General (r.f.p.) R.A. , Knight Commander of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Sussex, and County 
 Councillor for East Sussex. Born April 16, 1826, being the 
 son of the late General Sir William Anson, first Baronet, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, by L-ouisa Frances, nie Dickenson ; entered the Royal 
 Artillery 1844 ; became Major-General, 1879, and retired 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 9n0 
 
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 m Uw miM year : emted Commnion of the Most EHstin- 
 fotahod Order of Saint Mkhael aiul Saint G«orge. 1876 ; 
 ami WM •dwmctxJ 10 the rank of KniRht Commtindcr of 
 llMMiM Order, in iMx AnnorUl bwuiniri-He bears 
 1^ AnM: Argent, three Ijcnillcls engrailed, and in the 
 aiq^lar chief acrvsoeni gules. CrMt— Out ofa ducal coronet 
 or •■pearbetderactproivT. Motto— " Nil d(-s|xTanduni." 
 MtrntT.itKi, Elinbeib Mary (who died in 1891). daughter 
 of Rkhvd BottTchkr. Postal a<WfWi— Southfirld. Silver- 
 hill. St. Leomrd's-oo-Sea. 
 
 HKNRY ANSON-HORTON. Esquire. J.P., co. of 
 Derby (formerly Anson, assumed the additional surname 
 and arms of Horton by Royal Licence, 189- ). formerly 
 Stipendiary Magistrate and Protector of Immigrants in the 
 Colonial Smice. Bom 1853. being the eldest son of Rev. 
 A. II. Anson of Poller llanworth Rectory, Lincolnshire. 
 Armorial bearing* Quarterly i and 4, sable, a stag's 
 bead caboshr<l iirgent, attired or (for Horton); a and 3, 
 argent, three bendlcts cngriiiU-d gules, in the sinister chief 
 a cresctnt of the last. Mantling sable and argent. Create 
 - I. on a wreath of the colours, out of the waves of the sea 
 proper, a tilling-spear erect or, headed and enfiled with a 
 dolphin argent, finned gold (for Horton) ; a. on a wreath of 
 the colours, issuant from a coronet or, a spcar-head erect 
 proper. MarritJ, 1886, Katharine E., dau. of Thornton 
 Warner of the Trinidad Colonial Service. 5m/— Catton 
 Hall. Uurton-on-Trent. C/«*— TraveUcrs'. 
 
 ANSTRUTHER, see CARMICHAEL-ANSTRU- 
 THER. 
 
 H The Late ALEXANDER WILLIAM ANSTRU- 
 O THER-DUNCAN, Esquire. of Naughton.co. Fife(for- 
 
 mcrly Alexander William Anstruther), Col. R. A. Bom Oct. 
 
 3, 1&47, being the third son of Thomas Andrew Anstruther, 
 
 H.E.I.C.S.. and his wife Sophia, youngest dau. of Arthur 
 Vansittart of Shottesbrook, Berks. C/z/^j— United Service, 
 Garrick. Junior United Service. New (Edinburgh). Livery 
 —White and gold. Armorial bearings — Quarterly I. 
 
 and IV., argent three piles issuing from the chief snhi- 
 (for Anstruther); II. and III., quarterly i and 4, gules 
 chevron or between two cinc^uefoils in chief argent, and 
 hunting-horn in base, garnished azure, stringed of tl 
 second, a bordure of the second for difference (for Duncan 
 a. argent, three Moors' heads couped sable, banded or, 
 the centre a saltire coujied of the second, charged witli 
 man's head of the third (for Morison) ; 3. counteniuartcir 
 i. and iiii. argent, a saltire engrailed sable; ii. argent, 
 saltire between four roses gules ; iii. or, a bend chcquy sal 
 and argent, all within a bordure gules for difTcrence (|. 
 Haldanc). Mantling- sable doubled argent. Crest— Uj>' 
 a wreath of his liveries, two arms in armour, holding 1 
 the gauntlets a battle-axe proper. Motto—" I'eriisseni 
 pcriissem." Married, April 37, 1897, Catharine Henrici; 
 Adamina, dau. of Adam Alexander Duncan-Morison \A 
 Naughton, Fife. 5^/— Naughton, Fife, N.B. ^m 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY ANTHONY, Gentleman. bJIt 
 Nov. 9, 1838, Ijeing the eldest son of the late William 
 HoUis Anthony of Wynches, Much Hadliam, Herts, by 
 his wife Maria, dau. of Robert Jones of Liverpool. Livery 
 — Black and gold. Armorial bearings as used are— 
 Erminois, in the centre of a ram's head affrontde gules, two 
 flaunches sable, each charged with a bezant (for Anthony); 
 quartering 2. sable, a bend engrailed brhveen six billets 
 argent; 3. gules, on a bend argent, three leopards' fates 
 saole ; 4. gules, three covered cups argent ; 5. azure, six 
 martlets, two, two, and two or, a cant}n ermine; 6. ature, 
 six martlets, three, two, and one or ; 7. per f esse argent and 
 sable, a pale counterchanged and three griffins' heads eraud 
 of the second ; 8. argent, frettv and a canton sable ; 9. per 
 sable indented argent and gules, a bull statant counter- 
 changed ; 10. argent, on a chevron azure, between three holly 
 branches vert, fructed proper, as many wood-pigeons of the 
 last, (The nght to the quarierings is not yet officially 
 established.) Crest — A demi-ram per fesse ermine and 
 sable, horns and hoofs or, charged on the body with a 
 bezant, thereon a leopard's face gules. Motto— " None 
 jxjur haine." Married, Sept. 28, 1865, Rosa Sophia, 
 youngest dau. of Major John Sidney Farrell, R.A. ; and has 
 Issue— {i) William Sidney Anthony, b. Sept. 26, 1866; (a) 
 Hugh Arbuthnot Anthony, d. an infant. Estates — Pro- 
 perty at Harrow, Middlesex; and Boreham, Essex; and 
 Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks. Clubs — Junior Conservatf 
 Athenaeum (Liverpool). 
 
 SJOHN COUTTS ANTROBUS, Esquire, J. P. and 
 C.C, High Sheriff" 1868 for Chester, M.A. Cam- 
 bridge, Barrister-at-Law, Hon. Lieut. -Col. (retired) Earl of 
 Chester's Yeomanry Cavalry. Bom Nov. 23, 1829, being 
 the eldest son of the late Gibbs Crawford Anirobus, D.L., 
 of Eaton Hall, by his wife Jane, second dau. of Sir Coutts 
 Trotter, Bart. Armorial bearings — Lozengy or and azure, 
 on a pale gules, three estoiles of the first. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's 
 head, couped argent, horned and maned or, gorged with a 
 wreath of laurel vert, issuing out of rays proper. Motto— 
 "Dei memor, gratus amicis." Married, firstly, Sept. 29, 
 1855, Fanny, dau. of Clement Swetenham of Somerford 
 Booths, CO. Chester; and by her (who d. Sept. 29, 1863) 
 had Issue — (i) Crawfurd John Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 
 1862 ; Eleanor Margaret, d. 1873 ; Blanche Helen ; and Jane 
 Mary Evelyn. He married secondly, Jan. 10, 1865, Mary 
 Caroline (d. 1872), fourth dau. of Geoffrey Joseph Shaker- 
 ley ; and by her had Issue— (2) Geoffrey Edward Antrobus, 
 Gentleman, b. 1867; (3) Philip Antrobus, Gentleman, d. 
 1874; (4) Ralph Edmund Antrobus, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; 
 and Dora Katharine. He married thirdly, 1875, Maiy 
 Egidia, youngest dau. of the late General the Hon. Sir 
 James Lindsay, K.C.M.G. ; and by her has Issue— (^) 
 Jocelyn James Antrobus, Gentleman, b. May 9, 1876 ; (6J 
 Cecil Hugh Antrobus, Gentleman, b. Sept. 25, 1877 ; (7) 
 Walter Guy Antrobus, Gentleman, b. March 27, 1879; (8) 
 Charles Alexander Antrobus, Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 1880; 
 (9) Ronald Henry Antrobus, Gentletnan, b. Nov. 8, 1891 ; 
 and Mabel Dorothy. Seat — Eaton Hall, Congleton, co. 
 Chester. 
 
 ANTRON, quartered.by PAYNTER. 
 
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 APSLEY, Baron, see BATHURST. 
 APSLEY, quartered by BATHURST. 
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 't HUGH GOUGH ARBUTHNOT. Esquire, one of 
 
 !? Her Majesty's Commission of Lieutenancy for the 
 
 tv of London. Bor?i Jan. 29, 1840, being the second son 
 ' the late Archibald Francis Arbuthnot (fourth son of the 
 
 e Sir William Arbuthnot, Bart.) and Hon. Gertrude 
 iinhia dau. of Field - Marshal the Rt. Hon. the first 
 ! scouAt Gough , K. P. , G. C. B. a//*-Oriental. Livery- 
 !irk blue Armorial bearings— Azure, a crescent between 
 
 iiree mullets two and one argent, a bordure or, charged 
 lith three boars' heads couped gules; impaling the arms 
 ^ Molyneux, namely azure, a cross moline pierced or, in 
 iie dexter chief a fleur-de-lis of the last. Crest — A peacock's 
 lead proper. Motto — "Innocent and true." Married, 
 une 10, 1864, to Caroline, youngest dau. of the late Rev. 
 iapel Molyneux, B.A. (heir to the Molyneux Baronetcy) ; 
 'nd has Issue — Lionel Gough Arbuthnot, Gentleman, born 
 'ieptember 24, 1867 [fit., April 18, 1894, Violet, youngest 
 ■lau. of Sir John H. Morris, K.C.S.L]; and Constance 
 liertrude [m., Jan. 25, -1900, Ernest Luxmoore Marshall]. 
 tiesidence — 40 Princes Gate, London, S.W. 
 1 
 
 I ARBUTHNOTT, see CAPEL-CARNEGY-ARBUTH- 
 KOTT. 
 
 § JAMES FITZWALTER ARCEDECKNE - BUT- 
 LER, Esquire, Capt. ist Batt. East Surrey Regt. Born 
 Dct. 23, 1869, being the second son of the late James Henry 
 ;2dward Arcedeckne-Butler, who assumed by Royal Licence 
 : n 1867 the surname and arms of Arcedeckne in addition to 
 'hose of Butler, by his wife Minna, dau. of John Locke, 
 isq., M.P. for Honiton. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 [ and 4, or, a chief indented azure, three escallops in 
 aend counterchanged, a label on a crescent for difference 
 i^for Butler) ; 2 and 3, argent, three chevronels sable 
 ![for Arcedeckne). Mantling azure and or. Crests^ 
 [i. on a wreath of the colours, out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 plume of five ostrich feathers, therefrom a demi-falcon rising 
 irgtnt, a label on a crescent for difference (for Butler); 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect, vested argent, 
 charged with three chevronels sable, the hand proper, grasp- 
 ing a sword argent, pommel and hilt or (for Arcedeckne). 
 Blotto — "Timor Domini fons vitse." Residence — 
 
 ST. JOHN HENRY ARCEDECKNE-BUTLER, 
 Gentleman. Born Oct. 15, 1868, being the son of the late 
 James Henry Edward Arcedeckne-Butler, who assumed by 
 Royal Licence in 1867 the surname and arms of Arcedeckne 
 in addition to and before those of Butler, by his wife Minna, 
 dau. of John Locke, Esq., M.P. for Honiton. Armorial 
 
 »gB— Quarterly i and 4, or, a chief indented azure, 
 I 
 
 three escallops in bend counterchanged, a label on a 
 crescent for difference (for Butler) ; 2 and 3, argent, three 
 chevronels sable (for Arcedeckne). Mantling azure and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers, therefrom a 
 demi-falcon rising argent, a label on a crescent for difference 
 (for Butler) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 erect, vested argent, charged with three chevronels sable, 
 the hand proper, grasping a sword argent, pommel and hilt 
 or (for Arcedeckne). Motto — "Timor Domini fons vitae." 
 Married, Aug. 7, 1895, Maud Geraldine, second dau. of 
 Capt. Albert E. Money of Little Stodham, Liss; and has 
 Issue — (i) St. John Desmond Arcedeckne-Butler, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1896. Residence — Stamford Hill, Dickoya, Ceylon. 
 
 ARCHBOLD, see PEARS-ARCH BOLD. 
 
 ARCHDALL, see MERVYN-ARCHDALL. 
 
 The Right Reverend MERVYN ARCHDALL, 
 D.D. (Dublin), Bishop of Killaloe, Kilfenora, Clonfert, 
 and Killmacduagh. Born Feb. 16, 1831, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Frederick Archdall, Gentleman, of 
 Farmhill, co. Wexford, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Henry R. Henry. Armorial bearings (of the See of 
 Killaloe) — Argent, a cross gules between twelve trefoils 
 slipfjed vert, on a chief azure, a key in pale or, impaling 
 (his personal arms of Archdall) azure, a chevron ermine 
 between three talbots passant or ; the escutcheon being 
 surmounted by his mitre. Married, Jan. 21, 1863, Hen- 
 rietta, dau. of Eyre William Preston of Clontarf, co. 
 Dublin (and granddau. of William Preston, by Hon, 
 Frances Dorothea Evans, dau. and coh. of John, gth Lord 
 Carberry); and has Issue — (i) Rev. Mervyn Archdall, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Jan. 27, 1868 ; (2) Rev. Eyre 
 William Archdall, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Feb. 26, 1871 ; 
 (3) William Frederick Archdall, Gentleman, b. Feb. 26, 
 1873; Anne Angel; and Elizabeth. Seat — Clarisford 
 Killaloe, Limerick. Club — University (Dublin). 
 
 Reverend WILLIAM FREDERICK ARCHDALL, 
 M.A. (Dubl.), Rector of Rathcooney with St. Lappans, Pre- 
 bendary of KillaspigmuUane, and Canon of Cork. Bom 
 1835, being the younger son of the late William Frederick 
 Archdall, Gentleman, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Henry 
 R. Henry. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron ermine 
 between three talbots passant or. Mantling azure and 
 ermine. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, an heraldic tiger's 
 head argent, maned, tufted, and armed sable. Motto — 
 "Data fata secuta." Married Constance, dau. of James 
 Ramsey Akers Smith, Esq., J. P., of Carrigbarrabane, co. 
 Waterford ; and has /wa^— Ethel Katherine ; Constance 
 Henrietta ; and Grace Ramsey. Residence — The Rectory, 
 Glanmire, R.S.O., co. Cork. 
 
 ARCHDEACON, quartered by CORBET and LEM- 
 PRIERE. 
 
 ARCHER, see O'SHEE. 
 
 M Col. GEORGE BRAMSTON ARCHER- HOUB- 
 @ LON, J. P. for Berks, Essex, and Herts ; formerly 
 Lieut.-Col. 3rd Batt. Princess Charlotte's (R. Berkshire) 
 Regt., retired 1894. Born 1843, being the third son of the 
 late Charles Eyre (formerly Archer-Houblon), Esq., of Wel- 
 ford Park, J. P. and D.L. , by his first wife, Mary Anne, elder 
 dau. of the late General E. W. Leyborne-Popham of Little- 
 cote, Wilts ; assumed the surname of Archer-Houblon, by 
 Royal License, on the death in 1891 of John Archer-Houblon 
 of Hallingbury. Livery — Brown, with dark green facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, the base 
 vert, issuing therefrom three hop-poles sustaining their fruit 
 all proper (for Houblon) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i. and iiii. 
 ermine, a cross sable (for Archer) ; ii. and iii. argent, on 
 a chevron sable, three quatrefoils or (for Eyre) ; and im- 
 paling the arms of Lindsay, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules 
 a fesse chequy argent and azure ; 2 and 3 or, a lion rampant 
 gules, debruised by a ribbon sable. Mantling vert and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion's head erased or (for Houblon) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a wyvern argent (for Archer) ; 3. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a leg in armour, coupied at the 
 thigh proper, garnished and spurred or (for Eyre). Married, 
 1872, Lady Alice Frances, eldest dau. of Alexander, 25th 
 
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 KMii of Crawford: sad hM /mwHO Htnry Lindny 
 AniMfHoablgn. OwUamut, ». 1877: (a) John Newton 
 ArefawHoabloa. Q«Mleman. >. lune i. 1878: (3) Frands 
 ArctMT.Houhioo. OMMkunn. *. March 3, 1880 ; (4) Richard 
 Archer- HouUon, OenUaiMUi, >. Oct. 13, 1884 ; {$) Robert 
 Evr« ArcherHoablon. Gentleman, /. lune it, 1889; 
 Ifamret Mary Anne: Sybil Harriet; and Alice. Seats — 
 V/mmd Park. Newbury; Hallingburv Flaoe, Bishop's 
 Stortfocd : CtUvenhorpe Hall, Umnthani ; Coopersale 
 House. Epptng. Tatm nsitUmtt—jx Upper Berkeley 
 ikr«M. W. CiW>>-Tra«eUers', Junior Carlton. 
 
 CHARLES FALCON ARCHIBALD. Horn February 
 a<, 1866, and is the only son of the late 
 ^^^{•thalTl Ch.irles William Archibald, Esquire, of 
 a((UlOCllU Kusland Hall. Justice of the Peace for 
 the countv of Lancaster, by his wife Isa- 
 belU, Moond daughter of Robtn't Falcon, Doctor of Medicine, 
 of Whitehaven. Armorial b«ulBgt — Argent, on a bend 
 acure between two estuiles of the Uist, three crescents of the 
 first, all within a bordure invectcd sable, charged with three 
 mullets or ; and for a Croat, on a wre.tth of the colours, a 
 palm branch slipped in bend proper, in front thereof a mount 
 vert, thereon an estoile or: with the Motto, " Palma non 
 line pulvere." MarrUd, June iS, 1895, Harriet Mary, 
 woond dau. of John Downes of the Court House, Richard's 
 Castle, Ludlow; and has hsvt — ^i) Myles Falcon Downes 
 Archibald, Gentleman, h. Apnl 8, 1898 ; (a) Roger 
 Campbell Archibald, Gentleman, b. Jan. 8, 1903; and 
 Madeline Violet Postal addrtss—VM&\axA Hall, Ulver- 
 ston. 
 
 CLARENCE HOLFORD ARCHIBALD. Bom Nov- 
 ember 13, 1847, being the third son of the late Charles 
 Dickson Archibald, Esquire, ot Rusland Hall, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputv-Lieutenant for the county of Lan- 
 caster, by his wife Bridget, only child and heiress of Myles 
 Walker of Rusland Hall, in the said county. Armorial 
 bearingi— .\rgent, on a bend azure between two estoiles of 
 the last, three crescents of the first, all within a bordure 
 invected sable, charged with three mullets or; and for a 
 CrMt, a palm branch slipped in bend proper, in front thereof 
 a mount vert, thereon an estoile or ; with the MottO, "Palma 
 Don sine pulvere." Married, x88o, E^ith Lousia, daughter 
 of Francis Field of Oxford : and has Issue. 
 
 EDMUND DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD, Esquire, M.A. 
 (Oxon. ). is the younger son of the late Sir Thomas Dickson 
 Archibald, Knight Bachelor, Judge of the Common Pleas, 
 by his wife Sarah, daughter of Richard Smith of Dudley 
 Priory, in the county of Worcester. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a bend azure between two estoiles of the last, 
 three crcicenu of the first, all within a bordure invected 
 sable, charged with three mullets or. Crest — A palm branch 
 slipped in bend proper, in front thereof a mount vert, 
 thereon an estoile or. Motto — " Palma non sine pulvere." 
 Married, 1876, Janet Helen, daughter of Robert Finlay; 
 and has /««*— Robert Douglas Archibald, Gentleman, 
 b. July a, 1881 ; Constance Helen Margaret ; Phyllis Muriel 
 Cowan ; and Elizabeth Mary. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 WILLIAM FREDERICK ALPHONSE ARCHI- 
 BALD, Esquire, Master of Arts in the University of Oxford, 
 late Fellow of St. John's College, a Master of the Supreme 
 Court of Judicature, and Barrister-at-Law. Born 1846, 
 and is the elder surviving son of the late Sir Thomas 
 Dickson Archibald, Knight Bachelor, Judge of the Com- 
 mon Pleas, bjr his wife Sarah, daughter of Richard Smith 
 of Dudley Priory, in the county of Worcester. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, on a bend azure between two estoiles 
 of the last, three crescents of the first, all within a bordure 
 invected sable, charged with three mullets or; and for a 
 Crest, a palm branch slipped in bend proper, in front 
 thereof a mount vert, thereon an estoile or ; with the Motto, 
 " Palma non sine pulvere." Married, 1873, Florence, 
 daughter of Charles W. H. Wallroth of Lee, Kent. Postal 
 (i</<frKM— Straithaird, Upper Norwood. 
 
 DOUGLAS ARDEN, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Bom Aug. 8, 1844, being the second son of Richard 
 Edward Arden, Esq., J. P. and D.L.. by his second wife 
 Mary, dan. of John Douglas Finney. Armorial bearings 
 — Ermine, two bamilets compony or and azure ; in chief 
 three boars' heads erased of the last, armed of the second. 
 
 langued gules. M antl i ng azure and argent. Crest.- 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a boar 
 poAsant argent, seni^-de-lis azure, langiicd guk-s, armed and 
 unguled or. Motto — " Doluere dente lacessili." Married 
 Emily Margaret, dau. of the late H. D. Rawnsley of Halton 
 Holgate ; and has Issue, Postal address — 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD ARDEN. Gentleman. Bom 
 
 iune 19, 1853, being the eldest son of the late George 
 'inckard Arden, Gentleman, of Longcrofts Hall, by his 
 wife Caroline, third dau. of Admiral George Hills. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermine, a fesse chequy or and azure. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a chapcau azure, 
 turned up ermine, a wild boar statant or. Motto — "(Juu 
 me cunque vocat patria." Married, 1878, Alice, eldest 
 dau. of Edward H. Snoad; and has Issue — (i) George 
 Alwyne Hills Arden, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (a) Willi.im 
 Regmald Guy Arden, Gentleman ; (3) Edward Arthur 
 Hammersley Arden, Gentleman ; and (4) Cyril Alvanley 
 Arden, Gentleman. 
 
 PERCY ARDEN, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, J.l>. 
 CO. Pembroke, High Sheriff 1903, educated at Harrow and 
 Brasenose Coll., Oxford. Born June 9, 1840, lieing the 
 eldest son of the late Richard Edward Arden, Esq., J. P. 
 and D. L. , by his second wife Mary, dau. of John Douglas 
 Finney. Airmorlal bearings — Ermine, two barrulets com 
 
 p>ony or and azure ; in chief three boars' heads erased of 
 the last, armed of the second, langued gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 mount vert thereon a boar passant argent, sem6e-de-lis 
 azure, langued gules, armed and unguled or. Motto — 
 "Doluere dente lacessiti." Seat — Sunbury Park, Middle- 
 sex ; Pontfaen, near Fishguard, co. Pembroke. Residence — 
 A7 Albany, Piccadilly. C/«/'i-— Oxford and Cambridge, 
 Garrick. 
 
 S RICHARD EDWARD ARDEN, Esquire, Justice ol 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of 
 Middlesex, and Justice of the Peace for the county of Pem- 
 broke, High Sheriff 1872, Fellow of the Geological Society, 
 Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, Barrister-at-I.aw. 
 Bom October 4, 1804, being the second son of Joseph 
 Arden of Islington and of Red Lion Square, in the county 
 of Middlesex. C/k*j— National, Thatched House, AILe- 
 
 ^ is tbe MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 .narle. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Emiine, 
 kwo barrulets compony or and azure ; in chief three boars' 
 faeads erased of the last, armed of the second, langued gules. 
 •Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 iivith a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 
 iivreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a boar passant 
 irgent, sem6e-de-lis azure, langued gules, armed and unguled 
 Dr. Motto — " Doluere dente lacessiti." Married, firstly, 
 September 8, 1832, Fanny, daughter of John Whitsed, 
 i'Doctor of Medicine ; and by her (who died May 21, 1836) 
 bad, with two other children who died young — Emily Laura 
 (Arden [married William Henry Peacock, Esquire, Justice of 
 
 :he Peace, of Greatford Hall, in the county of Lincoln, and 
 iiied January 26, 1877]. He married secondly, August 29, 
 lt839, Mary, daughter of John Douglas Finney ; and by her 
 [[who died April 18, 1880) had surviving issue — (i) Percy 
 lArden, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, born June 9, 1840; 
 f(2) Douglas Arden, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, born 
 [August 8, 1844 [married Emily Margaret, daughter of the 
 
 late Reverend H. D. Rawnsley of Halton Holgate, Spilsby, 
 land has issue] ; (3) Frank Arden, Gentleman, born December 
 j8, 1851 ; Caroline Arden [married, 1864, the Reverend J. 
 (B. M. Camm, Vicar of Monkton Wyld, Dorset]; Blanche 
 
 Arden [married, 1874, Charles Lucena of Englefield Green] ; 
 jConstance Arden; and Evelyn Helen Arden [married, 1880, 
 [Major Lawrence Thompson, 8th King's Regiment]. He 
 Imarried thirdly, 1882, Frances, widow of John Raven. 
 \.Seats — East Burnham House, near Slough, in the county of 
 ■Buckingham; Sunbury Park, in the county of Middlesex; 
 [Pontfaen, near Fishguard, in the county of Pembroke. 
 
 ARDERNE, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 ALFRED CHARLES ARDING, Esquire, J. P. Berks., 
 (B.A. (Oxon.). Born 1858, being the third son of Edward 
 Wells, Esq., J. P., of Wallingford ; and assumed by Royal 
 ' Licence, 1890, the name and arms of Arding in lieu of 
 I Wells. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 
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 [Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin vert, 
 i the wing charged with three escallops two and one or, and 
 ! holding in the mouth a tilting-spear in bend proper (for 
 1 Arding) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, issuant from a 
 i-rock, a flame of fire proper, environed by a chain or (for 
 1 Wells). Motto— "Semper fidelis." Married, 1880, Flor- 
 ; ence M. , dau. of Edwin D. Maddy of 10 Queen's Gate 
 ; Terrace, S. W. Postal address — Braziers Park, Checkenden, 
 Wallingford. 
 
 ARGENTINE, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 ARGENTON, quartered by WILLIAMS. 
 
 ARTHURCHANDOSARKWRIGHT, Esquire, J.P. for 
 
 cos. Salop and Essex, late Lieut. -Col. Shropshire Yeomanry, 
 
 ; and late Lieut. 2nd Life Guards. Born March 8, 1843, 
 
 ' being the sixth son of the late John Arkwright, Esq., of 
 
 : Hampton Court, co. Hereford, J. P., by his wife Sarah, 
 
 ; eldest surviving dau. of Sir Hungerford Hoskyns, Bart., of 
 
 ! Harewood. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a mount vert, 
 
 a cotton-tree fructed proper ; on a chief azure, between two 
 
 bezants, an escutcheon of the field charged with a bee 
 
 volant proper ; and impaling the arms of Tufnell, namely 
 
 azure, on a fesse between three ostrich feathers argent, as 
 
 I many martlets sable. Mantling vert and argent. Crest 
 
 I — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising or, in its beak 
 
 ■ an escutcheon pendent by a ribbon gules, thereon a hank 
 
 of cotton argent. Motto -' ' Multa tuli fecique. " Married, 
 
 April 28, 1870, Agnes Mary, only dau. of William Michael 
 
 Tufnell of Hatfield Place, Witham, Essex ; and has Issue— 
 
 (i) Wilfrid Lionel Tyrell Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; 
 
 (2) Harold Arthur Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; (3) 
 
 Cyril Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1874 (deceased) ; (4) Gerald 
 
 Byng Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 1875 (deceased); and Lilian 
 
 Agnes. Postal address— Ttiohy Priory, Brentwood, Essex. 
 
 C/ttiJ— Arthur's. 
 
 Rev. EDWIN ARKWRIGHT, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 M.A. (Oxon). Born May 2, 1839, being the fifth son of 
 the late John Arkwright, Esq., of Hampton Court, co. 
 Hereford, J. P., by his wife Sarah, eldest surviving dau. of 
 sir Hungerford Hoskyns, Bart., of Harewood. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, on a mount vert, a cotton-tree fructed 
 proper ; on a chief azure, between two bezants, an escutcheon 
 
 of the field charged with a bee volant proper. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle rising or, in its beak an escutcheon pendent by a 
 
 ribbon gules, thereon a hank of cotton argent. MottO — 
 " Multa tuli fecique." Postal address — 36 Seymour Street, 
 London, W. 
 
 ESME FRANCIS WIGSELL ARKWRIGHT, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut, sth Lancers. Born 1882, being the only son of 
 the late Capt. Frank Wigsell Arkwright, formerly Capt, 
 Coldstream Guards, by his wife Rosa Frederica, youngest 
 dau. of William Baring of Norman Court, Hants. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, on a mount vert, a cotton-tree 
 fructed proper ; on a chief azure, between two bezants, an 
 escutcheon of the field charged with a bee volant proper. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle rising or, in its beak an escutcheon azure, 
 pendent by a ribbon gules, thereon a hank of cotton 
 argent. Estate — Sanderstead Court, Croydon, Surrey. 
 
 FRANCIS ARKWRIGHT, Esquire, J.P. for co. Derby 
 and for the N. R. of co. York ; Lord of the Manor of 
 Churchover, co. Warwick, formerly of the looth Regt. , and 
 sometime M.P. for East Derbyshire. Born March 17, 
 1846, being the elder son of the late Rev. Godfrey Harry 
 Arkwright of Sutton Scarsdale, by Frances Rafela his first 
 wife, third dau. of Sir Henry Fitzherbert, 3rd Bart., of 
 Tissington Hall, co. Derby. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a mount vert, a cotton-tree fructed proper ; on a chief 
 azure, between two bezants, an escutcheon of the field 
 charged with a bee volant proper, impaling the arms of 
 Addington, namely, per pale ermine and ermines, on a 
 chevron counterchanged of the field, between three fleurs-de- 
 lis or, five lozenges also counterchanged. Mantling vert 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 rising or, in its beak an escutcheon pendent by a ribbon 
 gules, thereon a hank of cotton argent. Motto — "Multa 
 tuli fecique." Married, firstly, Jan. 2, 1868, Louisa, dau. of 
 Henry John Milbank; and secondly, Sept. 15, 1875, the 
 Hon. Evelyn, third dau. of the Ri. Hon. William Wells 
 Addington, 3rd Viscount Sidmouth. Of the first marri- 
 age there is Issue — An only dau , Margaret Louisa. Estate 
 and postal address — Overton, near Marton, Wellington, 
 New Zealand. Club — Carlton. 
 
 FRANK WIGSELL ARKWKIGHT, Esquire, late a 
 Captain in the Coldstream Guards. Born Sept. 29, 1848, 
 being the eldest son of the late Major Robert Wigram 
 Arkwright of Knuston Hall, co. Northampton, and Sander- 
 stead, CO. Surrey, J. P., by his wife Sophia Julia, eldest 
 dau. of Alexander Greig. Armorial bearings— Argent, on 
 a mount vert, a cotton-tree fructed proper ; on a chief azure, 
 between two bezants, an escutcheon of the field charged 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
St arb 
 
 vllh • bM voliM proper. ManUlBC vert and ar^nt. 
 ONM— Oa a WTWih o( the c«>lour>. on e«Kle rising or, in iti 
 bemk M oKUtcheon pemknt l>r * ribbon i^les, tbereun a 
 lift ii, of ootion vfcni. Motto- " Mul la ttili fecique." 
 MwrUd. i«7«, Ri»>a Frnlmica. tltu. of W. Baring of 
 Nonaan Court. Salisbury ; and has /ssut—A ton and a 
 «|MiflN«. Eitutt amd fMlal addnts— Knuston Hall, Well- 
 iacborauch. 
 
 8 FREDERIC CHARLES ARKWRIGHT, Esquire, 
 i.I>. and n.L. co. Derby, High Sheriff 1887. lale 
 Cape Derbyshire Rifle Volunteers. Bom Nov. 7. 1853. being 
 the only son of the late Frederic Arkwright of Willcrslcy. 
 by his wlfc Susan Salirina, dau. of the Ven. Archde.icon 
 Ihtmry. ^«i<rr— Drab, with yellow and black waistcoat. 
 Anaiwlal bMinngi— Argent, on a mount vert, a cotton- 
 irrf fnictwl proijer ; on a chief azure, between two bezanU, 
 an c^iuiclieon »»f the fit-Id charged with a bee volant proper. 
 H^ntun y viTt and argent. Great— On a wreath of the 
 cttlours. an eagle rising or, in its beak an escutcheon pen- 
 dent by a riWxin gules, thereon a hank of cotton argent. 
 Motto— "MulU tuli fecique." Married, Nov. 7, 1883. 
 Rebecca Olton, third dau. of Sir John Gay Newton Alleyne, 
 jnl liirt. ; and has Issue— (i) Richard Alleyne Arkwright, 
 Gentleman, A. S<«pt. i, 1884. Coldstream Guards; (2) Fred- 
 eric Georgr Allcvnc Arkwright, Gentleman b. Oct. 33, 1885 ; 
 and Kalhle«-n Rebecca. £,»/<!/«— Willersley. in the (parishes 
 of Cromford, MatU>ck, Bonsall, and Wirksworth, all in the 
 county of Derby ; and the Mellor and Marple estate in the 
 counties of Derby and Chester. Postal address — Willersley, 
 Matlock. C/«i— United University. 
 
 HERBERT ROBERT ARKWRIGHT, Esquire, J.P. 
 for CO. Norih.-impton, High Sheriff 1891. Bom Nov. 15, 
 i860, being the second son of the late Major Robert Wigram 
 Arkwright of Knuston Hall, co. Northampton, and Sander- 
 stead, CO. Surrey, j.P. , by his wife Sophia Julia, eldest 
 dau. of Alexander Greig. Armorl&l bearlngrs - Argent, on 
 a mount vert, a cotton-tree fructed proper ; on a chief azure, 
 between two bezants, an escutcheon of the field charged 
 with a bee volant proper. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Oreot — On a wreith of the colours, an eagle rising or, in its 
 beak an escutcheon pendent by a ribbon gules, thereon a 
 hank of cotton argent. Motto — " Multa tuli fecique." 
 Postal address— \s.nvi&lon Hall, Irchester. 
 
 SJOHN HUNGERFORD ARKWRIGHT. Esquire, 
 D.L. and J.P. for the county of Hereford, High 
 Sheriff 186a. M.A. (Oxon.). Bom July 1833, being the 
 ddest son of the late John Arkwright, Esq. , of Hampton 
 Court, CO. Hereford, J.P. , by his wife Sarah, eldest sur- 
 viving dau. of Sir Hungerford Hoskyns, Bart., of Hare- 
 wood. Anaoiial beaiingv — Argent, on a mount vert, a 
 cotton- tree fructed proper; on a chief azure, between three 
 bezants, an escutcheon of the field charged with a bee 
 volant proper. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle rising or, in its beak an 
 escutcheon pendent by a ribbon gules, thereon a hank of 
 cotton argent Motto — "Multa tuli facique." Married, 
 June la, 1866. Charlotte Lucy, dau. of John Davenport o< 
 Foxley, co. Hereford, and Westwood Hall, co. Stafford ; 
 and has Issue — John Stanhope Arkwright, Gentleman, b. 
 187a ; Geraldine Mary Rose ; Evelyn Lucy Alice ; and 
 Olive Katharine Mary. Estate and postal address — Hamp- 
 ton Court, Leominster. Club — Carlton. 
 
 M JOHN THOMAS ARKWRIGHT, Esquire, J.P, and 
 tJ D. L. for CO. Warwick. 5or>i Nov. 2, 1823, being the 
 youngest son of the late Peter Arkwright, Esq., of Wil- 
 lersfeir, J.P. and D.L., by his wife Mary Ann. dau. of 
 Charles Hurt of Wirksworth. Armorial bearings —Argent, 
 00 a mount vert, a cotton-tree fructed proper; on a chief 
 asure, between two bezants, an escutcheon of the field 
 charged with a bee volant proper. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising 
 or, in its beak an escutcheon pendent by a ribbon gules, 
 thoeon a hank of cotton argent. Motto— " Multa tuli 
 fecique." Married, 1856, Laura (who died 1886), dau. of 
 the late Rev. Edward Willes of Hamstall Ridware, Stafford- 
 shire; and has Issue— (i) John Peter Arkwright, Gentle- 
 man : (a) Ferdinand George Arkwright. Gentleman ; Laura 
 Jane [m. J. Broughton Drydale of Wroxall Abbey, co. 
 Warwick]; and Emmeline Louisa. Postal address— HAtton 
 House, near Warwick. 
 
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 LOFTUS JOSEPH ARKWRIGHT. Gentleman. Ban, 
 Oct. 14. 1866, being the eldest son of the late Loftus Wigran 
 Arkwright of I'arndon Hall. co. E.sscx. by lus wife Eli»«. 
 beth. dau. of S. Reynolds. Armoilal bearings -AtKr' 
 on a mount vert, a cotton-tree fructed proper ; on a 1 1 
 azure, between two bezants, an escutcheon of the 1. 
 charged with a bee volant propwr. Mantling vert .i. . 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, .in eagle riMn 
 or, in its beak an escutcheon pendent by a riblwn gul 
 thereon a hank of cotton argent. Motto— " Multa 
 fecique." Postal address — Parndon Hall, Little I'anu! 
 Harlow, Essex. 
 
 S RICHARD ARKWRIGHT, Esquire, D.L. for co. 
 Hereford, M.A. (Cambs.). Barrister -at -Law, and 
 sometime M.P. for I^ominster. Bom Jan. 23. 1835, 
 being the second son of the late John Arkwright. E«q.[ 
 of Hampton Court, co. Hereford, J. P.. by his wife Sarah', 
 eldest surviving dau. of Sir Hungerford Hoskyns. Bart! 
 of Hare wood. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a mount 
 vert, a cotton-tree fructed proper ; on a chief azure, between 
 two liezants, an escutcheon of the field charged with a bee 
 volant proper ; impaling the arms of Byng, namely, quarterly 
 sable and argent, in the first (quarter a lion rampant of th<> 
 second, over all in bend sinister a representation of 1' 
 colours of the 31st Regiment Mantling vert and arjr 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising or, 11; 
 beak an escutcheon pendent by a ribbon gules, thereun 
 hank of cotton argent. Motto — "Multa tuli fcciqiK 
 Married, July 22, 1862. Lady Mary Caroline Charldi' 
 second dau. of the Rt. Hon. George Stevens Hyng, . 
 Earl of Strafford. Residence — Hertingfordbury, liii 
 C/«*— Carlton. 
 
 WILLIAM ARKWRIGHT, Esquire, Lord of the Manor 
 of Sutton Scarsdale, High Sheriff for co. Derby 1890. Bom 
 April 21, 1857, being the only son of the late Major William 
 Arkwright, 6th Dragoons, by his wife Fanny Susan, secnr ' 
 dau. of Edward Thornewill of Dove Cliff, co. Stafi' 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a mount vert, a cottcjn 
 
 tree fructed proper ; on a chief azure, between two bezants, 
 an escutcheon of the field charged with a bee volant proper. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle rising or, in its beak an escutcheon 
 jjendent by a ribbon gules, thereon a hank of cotton 
 argent Motto—" Multa tuli fecique." Married, July 8. 
 1884, Agnes Mary, dau. of John Somers Cocks. Estate 
 and postal address — Sutton Scarsdale, Chesterfield. Club— 
 White's, 
 
 Rev. WILLIAM HARRY ARKWRIGHT, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxford). J.P. for co. Leicester, Vicar 
 of Wirksworth, co. Derby ; Hon. Canon of Southwell. 
 Born Jan. 23. 1848, being the second son of the late 
 Rev. Godfrey Harry Arkwright of Sutton Scarsdale, by 
 
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 Is first wife Frances Rafela, fourth dau. of Sir Henry Fitz- 
 :rbert, 3rd Bart., of Tissington Hall, co. Derby. Livery 
 -Dark green. Armorial beaxings — Argent, on a mount 
 I :rt a cotton-tree fructed proper ; on a chief azure, between 
 vo 'bezants, an escutcheon of the field charged with a bee 
 l,lant proper. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a 
 Ireath of the colours, an eagle rising or, in its beak an 
 icutcheon pendent by a ribbon gules, thereon a hank of 
 'itton argent. Motto — " Multa tuli fecique." Married, 
 lay 22, 1878, Margery Bertha, fith. dau. of Rev. Henry 
 •rkwright. Vicar of Bodenham, co. Hereford ; and has 
 \sue-{\) Bertram Arkwright, Gentleman, b. May 12, 1879 ; 
 1) Edward Arkwright, Gentleman, b. June 26, 1880; (3) 
 'enry Arkwright, Gentleman, b. Jan. 4, 1882; (4) Robert 
 irkwright. Gentleman, b. March 6, 1889 ; (5) Charles 
 irkwright, Gentleman, b. July 11, 1890 ; Ellen ; and Alice. 
 \)stal address— The Vicarage, Wirksworth, Derbyshire. 
 \ltibs— United University, New University. 
 
 1 Major PETER ARMFIELD MARROW, late King's 
 'ragoon Guards. Born Aug. 20, 1851, being the eldest 
 |n of the late William John Marrow, by his wife Kinbaia 
 
 vane, dau. of Edward Armfield of Birmingham. Armo- 
 !al bearings — Per fesse azure and sable, a fesse indented 
 jgent, between in pale two roses of the last, barbed or, 
 
 eded vert, and in cross four maidens' heads couped at the 
 'oulders argent, crined or. Mantling azure and argent, 
 ^■est — On a wreath of the colours, between two roses argent, 
 ■eded or, barbed vert, a maiden's head couped at the 
 
 oulders proper, crined, also gold, the neck encircled with 
 , garland of roses as in the arms. Motto — " Fidite virtute." 
 •'arried, Feb. 28, 1878, Mary, dau. of R<;v. Alex. Stewart, 
 'ector of Liverpool ; and has Issue — (i) Edward Armfield 
 irmfield-Marrow, Gentleman, b. Sept. 26, 1883; (2) William 
 jihn Marrow, b. Jan. 27, 1887, d. in infancy; (3) Peter 
 
 arrow. Gentleman, b. and d. 1888; Petrina Mary; Mar- 
 ine Noel ; Mary Stewart ; Eileen Norah ; and Alison 
 liolet. Residence — 
 
 JARMITAGE, quartered by WORMALD. 
 
 (BENJAMIN ARMITAGE, Gentleman. Bom January 
 1150, being the third son of the late Benjamin Armitage, 
 [sq., J.P. CO. Lanes., M.P. for Salford 1880-85, and for 
 '"•est Salford 1885-86 (second son of the late Sir Elkanah 
 rmitage). Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings — 
 ules, a lion's head erased within an orle argent, between 
 ree crosses potent or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 i-On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm 
 Inbowed, vested gules, cuffed argent, the hand grasping 
 e blade of a sword in bend sinister, the pomt downwards 
 oper, pommel and hilt or, an escutcheon gold charged 
 [ith a cross potent gules. Married, 1887, Katharine du 
 .ernet, second dau. of Col. B. H. Martindale, C.B., R.E., 
 :id widow of Francis Gisborne, Esq., J. P., co. Derby; 
 |id has Issue— Vexnon Hay Armitage, Gentleman, b. April 
 ii88; and Marjorie. Residence — Holme Hall, Bakewell, 
 erbyshire. 
 
 FREDERICK RHODES ARMITAGE, Gentleman, 
 
 .A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), A.M.I.C.E. Born Aug. 11. 
 
 (67, being the younger son of the late Thomas Rhodes 
 jrmitage, M.D., of Cambridge Square (son of the late 
 '■.mes Armitage of Farnley Hall, Farnley, co. York), by 
 
 s wife Harriet, dau. of Stanley Black of Noan, near 
 jhurles, co. Tipperary. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 y fesse indented azure and gules, a wolfs head erased 
 •itween four cross crosslets argent. Mantling azure and 
 
 ;gent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 ^ an arm embowed vested azure, cuff argent, the hand 
 
 ■asping by the blade a sword proper, pommel and hilt or, 
 ; dexter gauntlet fesseways or. Motto— "Deo duce ferro 
 
 Jmitante." Postal address— N oar, Thurles, co. Tipperary. 
 
 VERNON KIRK ARMITAGE, Esq., J.P. for Lan- 
 ishire. M.A., LL.B., Trinity Coll., Cambridge, Barrister- 
 t-Law. Born 1842, being the sixth son of the late Sir 
 Ikanah Armitage of Hope Hall, co. Lancaster, by his 
 :cotid wife Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Kirk. Armorial 
 earmgs— Gules, a lion's head erased within an orle argent 
 etween three crosses potent or. Mantling gules and ar- 
 ent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 °"l J* dexter arm embowed vested gules, cuffed argent, 
 le hand grasping the blade of a sword in bend sinister. 
 
 the point downwards proper, pommel and hilt or, an es- 
 cutcheon gold, charged with a cross potent gules. Motto 
 — " Virtus mille scuta." Married, 1870, Emily, dau. of the 
 late John Fenton of Crimble Hall, co. Lancaster. Seat — 
 Swinton Park, Manchester. Residence — Hornby Hall, nr. 
 Lancaster. Clubs — New University, Princes. 
 
 WALTER STANLEY ARMITAGE, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the elder son of the late Thomas Rhodes 
 
 Armitage, M.D., of Cambridge Square (son of the late 
 James Armitage of Farnley Hall, Farnley, co. York), by 
 his wife Harriet, dau. of Stanley Black of Noan, near 
 Thurles, co. Tipperary. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 
 per fesse indented azure and gules, a wolfs head erased 
 between four cross crosslets argent. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 an arm embowed vested azure, cuff argent, the hand grasp- 
 ing by the blade a sword proper, pommel and hilt or, a 
 dexter gauntlet fesseways or. Motto— " Deo duce ferro 
 comitante." Postal address— 2,4, Cambridge Square, Hyde 
 Park, London, W. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY ARMITAGE, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the eldest son of the late Benjamin Armitage, 
 
 Esq., T.P. CO. Lanes., M.P. for Salford 1880-85, and for 
 West Salford 1885-86 (second son of the late Sir Elkanah 
 Armitage). Z,w«;jk— Dark blue. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, a lion's head erased within an orle argent, between 
 three crosses potent or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm em- 
 bowed, vested gules, cuffed argent, the hand grasping the 
 blade of a sword in bend sinister, the point downwards 
 proper, pommel and hilt or, an escutcheon gold charged 
 with a cross potent gules. 
 
 ARMITSTEAD, quartered, with FENTON, by 
 PRICKETT. 
 
 GEORGE ARMITSTEAD, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for co. 
 Forfar and J.P. for co. Perth, was M.P. for Dundee 1868- 
 1873, and 1880- 1885. Born 1824, being the second son of 
 the late George Armitstead of Riga (a Russian merchant), 
 and grandson of Rev. John Armitstead, Vicar of Easmgwold, 
 CO. York. C/«* — Reform. Armorial bearings — Or, a 
 chevron embattled sable, between three pheons gules, a 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
34 
 
 arm 
 
 arm 
 
 r of Um kul, and iropAlinR the Miiu of Baxter, namely 
 I a dwnon citKrAi'*^ bftwtcn three mullets Rules, 
 gg OMay iwba or. Mv'"*" g »>>!« and or ; and for his 
 PlMl upon a WT««U> of tbe colours, a. sinister and a dexter 
 vm embowwl in amMMir. each band K'Tiii'pinK « sp*" "ect 
 proper. MdrrM, iM. /■«»« Kl>«»be«'». eldest dau. of 
 Bdwanl Butor. Eaq., of Kincaldrum. co. Forfar. S*at- 
 Klaledi Lann. Kinguaaie, N. B. Town nndtmre—^ Cleve- 
 laad SqtatraT&W. 
 
 Tilt RKTltwiD lOHN RICHARD ARMITSTEAD. 
 MaticY of Aru. Chmt Church, Oxford, Patron and Vicar 
 of Sandbach. in the county of Cheshire, formerly Rector of 
 WendtelMirv. in the county of Oxford. Horn May ii, 1829, 
 teiag the eideU ion of the late Reverend John Armitsiead, 
 View of Sandbach. Master of Arts, Justice of the Peace, by 
 hit wil> SuMB Hester, second daughter of the Reverend R. 
 Maaiieof Coddington, in the county of Chester ; succee<led 
 hia fattMr as Patron and Vicar of Sitndbach 186^. and in 
 1*77. «pon the de.ith of his cousin, Agnes .\nasiasia Armit- 
 •te»d. to Cianage HalL /.ii^rr— Drab coat, crimson waist- 
 coat. Annor^ bearlnc*— He bears for Armi: Or, a 
 chevron counter-embattled between three pheons sable, two 
 Oaunches gules, each charged with a tiltmg-spear erect of 
 the ^)d, headed argent. Upon the e:>cutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Orvst. upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 and siniiter arm enibowed in armour, each hand grasping a 
 near erect proper; with the Motto, " Pro Kege et Patria." 
 MarrM, May 9, 1866, Frances Mary, eldest daughter of 
 William Henry liomby, Member of Parliament, of Poole 
 Hall, in the county of Chester ; and by her (who died 
 December 9, 1887) has laue — (i) The Rev. John Hornby 
 Annitstaad, M.A. (Oxon.), J. P., Cheshire, born August 31, 
 1868; (a) Lawrence Armitstead, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), 
 bom February 96, 1870; (3) Edward Armitstead, Gentleman, 
 B. A. (Oxon. ). born September lo, 187a ; (4) Cecil Armitstead, 
 Gentlenuui, born January 13, 1874; (5) Geoffrey Armitstead, 
 Gentleman, born February 15, 1878 ; Mary Heru'iana ; and 
 Margaret. Stat — Cran.-ige Hall, Holmes Chapel, in the 
 county of Chester. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, quartered by MACDONNELL. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, see HEATON - ARMSTRONG, 
 WATSON . ARMSTRONG, and WRIGHT - ARM- 
 STRONG. 
 
 Sir GEORGE CARLYON HUGHES ARMSTRONG, 
 first Baronet. Bom at Lucknow, July ao, 1836, being the 
 
 »n of the late Colonel George Craven Armstrong, of the 
 Bengal Army, by bis wife Georgina, daughter of Captain 
 
 Philip Hughes ; entered the Bengal Army 1855, and Ktired 
 as Captain; was created a Baronet in 1893. Armortal 
 bearing*— He bears for Arms : Gules, three dexter arms 
 vambraced argent, hands closed proper ; on a canton of the 
 second three pallets azure ; and for his Crest, in front of a 
 dexter arm vambraced argent, hand closed proper, a trefoil 
 slipped vert; with the motto. "Vi et armis.' Married, 
 1865, Alice Fitiroy, daughter of the Reverend Charles Fur- 
 long; and has Issue— \\) George Elliot Armstrong, Esq., 
 b. January 19, 1866 [to whom refer]; (a) Francis PhiHp 
 Armstrong, Esq., b. 1871 ; (3) Arthur Reginald Armstrong, 
 Esq., b. 1873, d. 1898; and Agnes Beatrice. Postal addrtss 
 — 39 Cadogan Square, S.W, Clubs — Carlton, United 
 Service. 
 
 GEORGE ELLIOT ARMSTRONG. Esquire. Bom 
 January 19, 1866, being the eldest son of Sir George Carlyon 
 Hughes Armstrong, Baronet [to whom refer] ; was formerly 
 Lieutenant Royal Navy. Club — Naval and Military. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Gules, three 
 dexter arms vambraced argent, hands closed proper ; on a 
 ainton of the second three pallets azure ; and for his Crest 
 in front of a dexter arm vambraced argent, iiand clov 
 proper, a trefoil slipped vert; with the Motto, " Vi 
 armis." Married, 1890, Edith Annie, daughter of A<lol()li 
 Fass ; and has Issue — George Carlyon Armstrong, Esq. , 
 June 5, 1896; and Doris Edith. Postal address — 24 Hai 
 Road, S.W. 
 
 LUCY ANN ARMSTRONG, Widow, youngest daughter 
 of Major Charles Henry Cobbe, 60th Regiment. Armorial 
 bearings are, upon a lozenge : Gules, three dexter arms 
 vambraced and embowed argent, the hands closed proper. 
 Married, November 21, 1885, John Childe Armstrong, 
 Gentleman, who died March 30, 1886, eldest son of John 
 Armstrong, Gentleman, Lord of the Manor of Roscrea (who 
 in the year 1890 assumed the additional surname and arm? 
 of Heaton — see Heaton-Armstrong), by his wife Josephine 
 Th^rese, youngest daughter of Franz Mayr of Leoben. 
 
 ARMSTRONG - LUSHINGTON - TULLOCH (R.L., 
 1884, U.O. ). Quarterly, i and 4, or, on a fesse invected 
 plain cottised gules, three estoiles argent, in chief as 
 many cross crosslets fitchte of the second, and for dis- 
 tinction in the dexter canton a cross crosslet sable (Tulloch) ; 
 2 and 3, gules, on a fesse indented argent, between 
 two dexter arms embowed in armour and couped at the 
 shoulder fessewise, the hands gauntleted, a like arm, all 
 proper (Armstrong). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, on the 
 shoulder three cross crosslets fitch^e, one and two, and 
 grasping a battle-axe the head towards the dexter all or, 
 charged on the neck (for distinction) with a cross crosslet 
 argent (Tulloch) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm as in the arms encompassed at the elbow by a mascle, 
 and holding a mascle both gules (Armstrong). 
 
 Sons of William Cairns Armstrong-Lushington-TuUoch, 
 
 Gentleman (formerly Armstrong), b. 1848 ; d. 1901 ; 
 
 m. 1881, Kate Mary (now Mrs. France-Lushington-' 
 
 Tulloch of Shanbolard — vide that name), d. of Charles 
 
 Hugh Lushington of Rodmersham, Kent : — 
 
 Graham de Montmorency Armstrong-Lushington-TuUocb, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1886. Postal address — Shanbolard, Letter- 
 
 frack, CO. Gal way, 
 
 Kinmont Willie Armstrong-Lushington-Tulloch, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1889. 
 
 S CHARLES RANDAL ARMSTRONG -MACDON- 
 NELL, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the co. of 
 Clare, Barrister-at-Law, King's Inns (Dublin), late Captain 
 Clare Artillery Southern Division Royal Artillery. Bom 
 March 24, 1862, being the eldest son of the late Colonel 
 William Edward Armstrong-MacDonnell of New Hall, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for, and formerly 
 Vice-Lieutenant of the county of Clare, who died 1883, 
 by his wife Hon. Juliana Cecilia, eldest daughter of the 
 Right Hon. Sir Lucius O'Brien, thirteenth Lord Inchiquin. 
 C/«/5— Kildare Street (Dublin). Livery— '&&c\i, dark blue 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearing^ — He bears for Arms: 
 Quarterly j and 4, quarterly i. or, a lion rampant gules ; ii. 
 or, a dexter arm issuant from the sinister fesse point out of 
 a cloud proper, in the hand a cross crosslet fitch^e erect 
 azure ; iii. argent, a lymphad, sails furled sable ; iiii. per 
 fesse azure and vert, a fish naiant in fesse proper, in 
 
 Is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
arm 
 
 arm 
 
 35 
 
 . the centre point a crescent gules (for MacDonnell) ; 2 and 3 
 ! gules, three dexter arms vambraced and embowed proper, 
 • the hands clenched also proper, in the centre chief point a 
 1 mullet or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 |; his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 [ fesseways, vested or, cuffed argent, the hand holding a cross 
 ! crosslet fitch^e erect azure, the arm charged with a crescent 
 ! gules (for MacDonnell) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 ' dexter arm vambraced fesseways and embowed proper, 
 i charged with a mullet gules, the hand grasping an armed 
 I leg, couped at the thigh and bleeding also proper (for 
 'Armstrong). Motto — " Toujours pret." Afarried , Murch 
 ' 28, 1896, May Eva Louisa, widow of E. Stewart, and 
 i eldest daughter of Richard Stacpoole, Esquire, Deputy- 
 I Lieutenant, of Eden Vale, Ennis ; and has Issue — May 
 ' Cecilia. Esia/es—Nev/ Hall and Liscrona House. Postal 
 , address— New Hall, Ennis, co. Clare. 
 
 1 JULIANA CECILIA ARMSTRONG - MACDON- 
 f NELL, Widow, commonly known as the Honourable Juliana 
 j Cecilia MacDonnell, eldest daughter of the Right Honourable 
 i Sir Lucius O'Brien, the thirteenth Baron Inchiquin, by his wife 
 
 ■ Mary, eldest daughter of William Fitzgerald of Adelphi, in 
 jthe county of Clare. Armorial beaxings are, upon a 
 > lozenge: Quarterly i and 4 grand quarters, quarterly, i. or, 
 I a lion rampant gules ; ii. or, a dexter arm issuant from the 
 i sinister fesse point out of a cloud proper, in the hand a cross 
 'crosslet fitch^e erect azure; iii. argent a lymphad, sails 
 ; furled sable; iiii. per fesse azure and vert, a fish naiant in 
 
 fesse proper, on the centre point a crescent gules (for Mac- 
 ' Donnell) ; 2 and 3 grand quarters, gules, three dexter arms 
 ! vambraced and embowed proper, hands clenched also 
 ; proper, in the centre chief point a mullet or (for Armstrong), 
 ,and impaling the arms of O'Brien, namely gules, three lions 
 
 passant guardant in pale per pale or and argent. Married, 
 ;July 20, 1858, Colonel William Edward Armstrong-Mac- 
 I Donnell of New Hall, in the county of Clare, and Liscrona 
 
 House, Kilkee, who died 1883. Of the above marriage 
 ! there is Issue — (i) Charles Randal Armstrong-MacDonnell, 
 i Esquire, of New Hall and Kilkee [to whom refer]; (2) 
 I Lucius Gerald Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, born 
 'September 14, 1864; (3) Edward Ronald Armstrong-Mac- 
 ' Donnell, Gentleman, born July 8, 1867 ; (4) William Henry 
 ■Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, born April 10, 1870 ; 
 1(5) Aubrey George Armstrong-MacDonnell, Gentleman, 
 I born February 21, 1873; Mary Gertrude; Nora Grace; 
 ! and Violet Maud. Postal address — New Hall, co. Clare. 
 i 
 ; ARMYTAGE, see GREEN-ARM YTAGE, 
 
 § ARTHUR HENRY ARMYTAGE, Esquire, Lt.-Col. 
 R.A., J. P. for E. Riding of Yorks. Born Aug. 27, 
 
 ■ 184S, being the second son of Sir George Armytage, fifth 
 ;Bart., of Kirklees, co. York, J. P. and D.L. for W. Riding 
 ,of that county [to whom refer], by Eliza Matilda Mary his 
 I wife, second daughter of Sir Joseph Radcliffe of Rudding 
 :Park, in the county of York, Baronet. Armorial bearings 
 '■ — He bears for Arms : Gules, a lion's head erased, between 
 I three cross crosslets argent ; and for his Crest, a dexter arm 
 
 embowed couped at the shoulder habited or, the cuff argent, 
 ; holding in the hand proper a staff gules, headed and 
 j pointed or; with the Motto, "Semper par^itus." Married, 
 June 24, 1879, Katherine Harriet, second daughter of 
 Ralph Creyke of Rawcliffe Hall and Marton, in the county 
 of York ; by whom he has had Issue — Arthur Ralph Ar- 
 mytage, born May 2, 1884, died August 5, 1885 ; Dorothy 
 ' Harriette ; Lilac Gwendoline ; and Frances Guinevere. 
 \J'ostal address— i:\).e. White House, Clifton, York. Clubs— 
 Army and Navy, Yorkshire. 
 
 ■ FRANCIS REGINALD ARMYTAGE, Esquire, Bai- 
 rister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, Master of Arts of the 
 University of Oxford, and Professional Associate of the 
 Surveyors' Institution. Born July 9, 1849, being the fourth 
 and youngest <:on of the late Sir George Armytage, fifth 
 Baronet, of Kirklees, in the county of York, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the West Riding of that 
 county [to whom refer], by Eliza Matilda Mary his wife, 
 second dau. of Sir Joseph Radcliffe of Rudding Park, in the 
 county of York, Baronet Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Gules, a lion's head erased, between three cross 
 crosslets argent ; and for his Crest, a dexter arm embowed 
 couped at the shoulder habited or, the cuff argent, holding 
 
 in the hand proper a staff gules, headed and pointed 
 or; with the Motto, " Semper paratus." Postal address^ 
 Ravensbourne, Harrow. Clubs — Carlton, Garrick, York- 
 shire (York). 
 
 Sir GEORGE JOHN ARMYTAGE. sixth Baronet 
 (July 4, 1738), of Kirklees, co. York, Fellow of the 
 Society of Antiquaries since 1869, Associate of the In- 
 stitute of Civil Engineers, Fellow of the Surveyors' Insti- 
 tution, and Chairman of the Lancashire and Yorkshire 
 Railway Company. Born April 26, 1842, being the eldest 
 son of Sir George Armytage, fifth Baronet, of Kirklees, in 
 the county of York, J. P. and D.L. for the West Riding of 
 that county, by Eliza Matilda Mary his wife, second dau. 
 of the late Sir Joseph Radcliffe, second Baronet, of Rudding 
 Park, in the county of York. Livery— Yi2sii blue coat, 
 brass buttons, scarlet waistcoat with brass buttons, black 
 trousers. Armorial bearings— Gules, a lion's head erased. 
 
 ^■gi>mBKt!'jjai'afti0ii 
 
 between three cross crosslets argent, and in chief his badge 
 of Ulster as a Baronet, and impaling the arms of Littledale, 
 namely argent, a lion passant gules, on a chief azure three 
 cross crosslets of the field. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — A dexter arm embowed, couped at the shoulders, 
 habited or, the cuff argent, holding in the hand proper a 
 staff gules, headed and pointed or ; with the Motto, 
 "Semper paratus." Married, firstly. May 11, 1871, Ellen, 
 who died July 4, 1890, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Ayscough 
 Fawkes of Farnley Hall, co. York ; and secondly, April 6, 
 1893, Mary Georgiana, dau. of the late Henry Anthony 
 Littledale of Bolton Hall, in Craven ; of his first marriage 
 he has had Issue — (i) George Ayscough Armytage, Esquire, 
 Lieutenant King's Royal Rifles, born March 2, 1872 \ni., 
 July 12, 1899, Aimfe, dau. of Sir Lionel Milborne-Swinner- 
 ton-Pilkington, Bart., of Chevet Park, co. York]; (2) John 
 Hawksworth Armytage, Esq. , served as a trooper with the 
 Sist Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa 1900, born May 19, 
 1873 ; Winifred Harriette, born June 9, and died June 10, 
 1875 ; and Edith Beatrice. Seat — Kirklees Park, Brig- 
 house, Yorkshire. Town residence — 27 Cambridge Square, 
 Hyde Park, London, W. C/w*— Windham. 
 
 GODFREY ARMYTAGE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the West Riding of Yorkshire, 
 late Governor of West Riding Prison at Wakefield. Bom 
 March 16, 1825, being the third and youngest son of the 
 
 I is the Naval Cockade. 
 
arm 
 
 art 
 
 John Amtvuce. KM|uinr, by Mary his wife, onW 
 ' of Wilfutni A-uheion, Esquire, of Downham Half, 
 ia Ih* CoMtty PaUimc of I^m-asler. ArmorUl beurlnf ■ — 
 Hm btU% kit Armi ; (<ulc«, a lion's hcnd erased iKtween 
 \ cruvklei% nrKeiK ; ami for his Creit, a dexter arm 
 leoupetl M the shoulder, halMied or, the cuff argent, 
 hoMlac In the hand proper a stuflf Kules, headed and pointed 
 or. Mmrrittt, 1849, Charlotte Kniily, daughter of Joseph 
 B ti cfc buni of Wynberg, Cape of Good Hope. Postal a J- 
 drtu -Cut Lodge, Horbury. Wakefield. 
 
 PKRCY ARMYTAGE. Gentleman. Bom March 8, 
 l*VJ- 'wing »he »on of Henry Armytage, Colonel in the 
 CoMstream Guards [to whom rcfrrj, by his wife Fenella 
 Fitihardirige, commonly known as the Honourable Fenella 
 FtUhordrnge, daughter of Admiral the Right Honourable 
 Sir Maurioe llerkeley, first llaron Fitrhardinge, Knight 
 OnUMl Cra« of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath 
 (Military Division), and a Member of Her Majesty's Most 
 Hooourable Privy Council Armorial b«arlnir* — He 
 baan for Anu: Gtiles, a lion's head erased, between 
 three cro«s crosslets argent ; and for his Greet, a dexter 
 arm embowrd couped at the shoulder, habited or, the cuff 
 argent, holding in the hand proper a staff gules, headed 
 and pointed or; with the Motto, "Semper paratus." 
 .UarrttJ, April 35, 18S8. Rosetu Phillippa, youngest 
 daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Cameron of the 79lh 
 Highland Regiment, and widow of Charles Stannard 
 Eustace, heir male and representative of the Viscounty 
 of Baltinglass. 
 
 HARRY THOMPSON ARNALL - THOMPSON. 
 Gentleman, B. A. Oxon. Bom 1864, being the eldest son of 
 
 Joseph Arnall. Solicitor, of Thrussington, co. Leicester, by 
 is wife Mary, dau. of John Thompson, and nephew of the 
 late Frederic John Thompson of Belgrave. co. Leicester ; 
 and assumed in 1885 the additional name and arms of 
 Thompson, under the will of his uncle, on inheriting his 
 estate. Armorial bearing:*— He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, quarterly sable and argent, a cross voided 
 countercharged between a horse's head couped of the second 
 in the first quarter, three men's heads in profile couped 
 at the neck proper in the second, a talbot statant of the 
 first m the third quarter, and a tower also of the second 
 in the fourth (for Thompson); 2 and 3 gules, a chevron 
 nebuly ermmois lietween three escutcheons or, each charged 
 with a pheon of the first (for Arnall). Upon the escutcheon 
 IS placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two flagstaves proper, flowing from each a 
 pennon gules, a lion couchant sable, charged on the shoulder 
 with a bezant (for Thompson) ; 2. in front of a demi-leopard 
 regardant proper, sem^ of annulets gules, holding between 
 the paws a torteau charged with a pheon, a staff raeulv 
 feseways also gules. Married, 1901, Kathleen, dau^ of 
 W. I^ngmore of Evington Hall, Leicester; and has 
 /««*-Eileen Ma«. 5«r«/-Anstey Frith, Leicestershire. 
 C/»^/— Isthmian, County (Leicester). 
 
 Major W. B. ARNISON. Armorial bearUiM-Per 
 pale azure and sable, a demi-lion erased between four 
 ^oiles saltireways or. Mantling: azure and or. Crest— 
 {;5 *w«a"» 01 the colours, in front of a fern-brake, a stag 
 
 Seaum"cS%7nriS."' ^^^^^ ''^''•" "'"'"" '''"'-"- 
 ARNOLD, see COAPE-ARNOLD. 
 
 l^kur^w\ formerly Ma or and Hon. Lieut-Col. 
 4fh Batt. Cheshire Regt. Bom Nov. 16. 18" beine the 
 
 Knf I.'^pC. 1^^^^ .'*^* ^^ J«»>" Arnott, St Bar?net and 
 M P^ L l^^"°^' H- ^"^.^L- f*"- CO. and city of Cork 
 M.P for Kmsale 1859-1863. Mayor of Cork 18 co \f^ 
 
 iJli^'^feS"- tl^^ M-Kinley^ofstiS^nt N^! 
 'uuwiai oeanngi — per chevron areent and amrp in 
 
 onacSC}l5t*U"'7K^ ^ crescerUnJerSged" 
 Si^ r, ?r. A ***'"'* '*"■'* '"""'^'s o^ the first. Mlnt^ 
 Sfh. ^u ** ^«'="' = *"*^ f°' his Crest, upon a wemh 
 of the colours a tower on a rock proper «^h a i^Ton 
 of one point flotant azure Motto— <^^.rlf.;.,„ pennon 
 
 TTlJ""^' '^^ c"S^Syd^T"e7des. X* 
 of Sir Fredenck Martin Williams, and fiii^ ; and h^ 
 
 Issue— (i) John Arnott, Esq., b. July 25, 1885; (a) i^nn- 
 ston John Arnott, Esq., b. 1891 ; (3) Robert John Arnott 
 Esq., b. 1896; (4) Thomas John Arnott, Esq., h. 1890' 
 Margaret Christian Salome ; Mary Christian ; and Liiu 
 Victoria. Kfsidence~t» Merrion S<)uare, Dublin. Cluli 
 —Junior United Service. White's, Wellington, Kildare 
 Street (Dublin). Postal address — Woodlands, Cork. 
 
 WILLIAM AUCHINCLOSS ARROL, Gentleman 
 Born October 34, 1844, being the eldest son of 
 3rml ^^^ '*'^ Archibald Arrol, Esq. . J. P. , .ind his wife 
 ^ t V u» Margaret Reid, daughter of William Auchincloss 
 6V«^j— Conserv.-itive (Glasgow), Junior c:onserva- 
 tive (Glasgow). Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms • 
 Or, a lion rampant gules, between three escallops sable 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree 
 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi-lion gules, armed ami 
 langucd azure, holding in the dexter paw a scimitar pro|)er ■ 
 with the Motto. "Courage." Marrie.i, October 27, 1880 
 Elizabeth Agnes, daughter of Benjamin Bateman of Claphani 
 Park, London ; and has /w;/<?— Archibald Theodore Arrol 
 Gentleman, born July 19, i88i ; Frances Margaret Isobel' 
 Agnes Gwendolen ; and Elizabeth Winifred. Postal addt ' 
 — Torwood Hill. Row, Dumbartonshire. 
 
 ARTHUR. Sable, an escarbuncle or, within an ori3 
 bezants. Mantling sable and or. Crest - On a wreath of 
 
 idat^i 
 r™ 
 
 ♦ Bx*Llbris* 
 
 airroattDeiKfltti)iwB< 
 
 his liveries, on a rock a pelican in her piety proper. Motto 
 — ' ' Fac et spera." Livety - Black, yellow collar. 
 
 Eld. s. of James Arthur of Carlung, Ayrshire, and of 
 Barshaw, Renfrewshire, b. 1819 ; d. 1885 ; m. 1847, 
 Jane, d. of Thomas Glen of Thornhill House, Renfrew- 
 shire : — 
 Sir Matthew Arthur, ist Bart. (10 Jan. 1903), F.P. and 
 D.L. for Ayrshire and co. of city of Glasgow, ^.'9 March 
 »°52; m. 8 July 1879, Janet Stevenson Bennett, yr. d. of 
 Alexander Bennett M'Gregor, LL.D., of Cairnoch, Stirling- 
 shire; and has issue— James Cecil Arthur, Esq., b. 2 June 
 1883; and Elizabeth Muriel. 5^a^— Carlunj,', West Kil- 
 bride, Ayrshire. i¥«.— Fullarton, Troon, Ayrshire. Clubs 
 —Windham, Reform, Wellington, Western (Glasgow), 
 University (Edinburgh). 
 
 § is the Military Cockade 
 
 ARTHUR of Glanomera (U.O.). Gules, 
 argent between three rests or clarions or. 
 
 a chevron 
 Mantling 
 
art 
 
 ^ 
 
 37 
 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 falcon rising proper, jessed and belled or. MottO — " Im- 
 pelle obstantia." 
 
 Sons of Capt. Thos. Lucius Jervis Arthur of Glanomera, 
 
 J. P. CO. Clare, b. 1847; d. 1888; tn. 1881, Constance 
 
 Helen, d. of William Steele Studdert of Clonboy, co. 
 
 Clare: — 
 
 Charles William Augustus Arthur, Gentleman, Lieut. City 
 
 of Limerick Art., b. 1882. Seats — Glanomera, O'Briens 
 
 Bridge, co. Clare ; Corracloon-Arthur, co. Clare. 
 
 Desmond Phelps Pery Lucius Studdert Arthur, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1884. Reu— 
 
 WILLIAM FRANCIS JOHN RAE ARTHUR, Gentle- 
 man. Born — , being the son of the late William Rae 
 Arthur, Lord Provost of Glasgow 1870. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a chevron between two mascles in chief and 
 a cross crosslet fitch^e in base gules, in the middle chief 
 point a robin-redbreast proper. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a pelican in her 
 piety, full faced and wings elevated all proper. Motto— 
 ■' Fac et spera. " 
 
 FREDERICK ARTINDALE, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a fesse indented erminois, between 
 three mullets of six points or, a lion passant guardant 
 gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-pegasus or, winged fretty gules, 
 holding between the hoofs a mullet of six points. 
 Motto — "In lumine luce." Postal address — Brown Hill, 
 Burnley. 
 
 ARUNDEL, Earl of, see NORFOLK. 
 
 ARVAS, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 ARVENICK, quartered by CON VERS. 
 
 Major-General Sir CROMER ASHBURNHAM, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honouraible Order of the 
 Bath (Military Division), has Third Class of the Medjidie. 
 Bo>?i September 13, 1831, being the fourth and youngest 
 son of the late Reverend Sir John Ashburnham, seventh 
 Baronet, by Fanny, dau. of William Foster of Hollington, 
 i Sussex; was Aide-de-Camp to the Queen 1882-1886; 
 Governor of Suakim 1884; Assistant- Adjutant and Quarter- 
 Master-General South-East District 1884-1886. Livery — 
 Dress : white, with scarlet facings ; undress : black and 
 grey mixture. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Gules, a fesse between six mullets argent. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon, which is encircled by the ribbon, and pendent 
 therefrom the badge of a Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for the 
 Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, an ash-tree proper ; with 
 the Motto, "Will God and I shall." Married, 1864, 
 Urith Amelia, daughter of the late Captain George Bohun 
 Martin, R.N., C.B. ; and has Issue— -[i) Cromer Ash- 
 burnham, Esquire, Captain King's Royal Rifle Corps, 
 born 1866 ; (2) John Ashburnham, Gentleman, born and 
 died 1873 ; Urith Amelia ; and Editha. Postal address— 
 Brooklands, Wellington, Salop. 
 
 § Colonel GEORGE ASHBY ASHBY, C.B., late 
 commanding 2nd Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. 
 Born March 26, 1856, being the eldest son of the late 
 George Ashby Ashby, Esq., late Capt. nth Hussars, 
 J. P. for cos. Northampton and Leicester, D. L. and 
 High Sherifl for co. Northampton 1863-64 (assumed by 
 Royal Licence August 21, 1857, the surname and arms 
 of Ashby, as a representative of the senior branch of the 
 Ashby family), by his wife Helen, dau. of Lieut. -General 
 Hope-Gibstone of Pentland. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, azure, a chevron ermine between three leo- 
 pards' faces or (for Ashby) ; 2 and 3, per pale azure and 
 gules, three pheons in fesse, a lion passant in chief and an- 
 other in b-,ise or (for Maddock). Mantbng azure and argent. 
 Crests— 1. on a mural crown argent, a leopard's face affront^e 
 or (for Ashby) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 couped or, fretty gules, holding in the dexter paw a dagger 
 erect argent, pommel and hilt gold. Motto—' ' Be just and 
 fear not." Married, 1888, Mabel Cecilia, dau. of the late 
 Lieut.-Col. P. C. Anderson, R. (Bengal) Artillery ; and has 
 Issue- (i) George Waring Ashby, Gentleman,^. June 6, 1897. 
 
 GEORGE ASHBY HERMANN ASHBY, Gentleman. 
 Born December 18, 1866, being the eldest son of Nicholas 
 Hermann Ashby, Gentleman, of Quenby, by his wife Anne 
 (who, on succeeding to the Quenby estate on the death of 
 her uncle, with her husband assumed the surname of 
 Ashby), daughter of William George Ashby, Esquire, 
 Lieutenant Royal Navy ; succeeded his father 1890. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, a chevron 
 ermine, between three leopards' faces or. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a mural 
 crown argent, a leopard's face or. Motto — "Be just and 
 fear not." 
 
 SJOHN SHUCKBURGH ASHBY, Esquire, Major 
 Bombay Staff Corps, Assistant Political Agent Bom- 
 bay Presidency. Borti Jan. 29, 1858, being the second son 
 of the late George Ashby Ashby, Esq., late Captain nth 
 Hussars, J. P. for cos. Northampton and Leicester, D.L. 
 and High Sheriff co. Northampton 1863-64 (assumed by 
 Royal Licence August 21, 1857, the surname and arms of 
 Ashby, as a representative of the senior branch of the Ashby 
 family), by his wife Helen, dau. of Lieut. -General Hope 
 Gibstone of Pentland. Armorial bearings Quarterly i 
 and 4, azure, a chevron ermine, between three leopards' 
 faces or (for Ashby) ; 2 and 3, per pale azure and gules, 
 three pheons in fesse, a lion passant in chief and another in 
 base or (for Maddock). Mantling azure and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a mural crown argent, a leopard's face affront^e or 
 (for Ashby) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 couped or, fretty gules, holding in the dexter paw a dagger 
 erect argent, pommel and hilt gold. Motto—" Be just and 
 fear not." Married, Sept. 1879, Sarah Fanny Eliza, dau. 
 of P. W. Hewitt. Residence— 
 
 ASHELDAM, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 ASHER (H. Coll.). Argent, an ancient ship of three 
 masts under full sail to the sinister proper, flags flying gules, 
 between two anchors erect in chief sable and a fountain in 
 base also proper. Mantling . Crest — 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, between two rudders erect on 
 waves of the sea proper, an ancient ship in full sail as in the 
 arms. 
 
 Son of late Asher Asber, M.D, : — 
 
 Sanmel Garcia Asher, Esq. , Commn. of Lieutenancy for 
 City of London, b. 1868. Res. — 30 Berkeley Square, 
 London. W. 
 
 AS HFORDBY-TREN CHARD (R.L., 1802, H. Coll.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, per pale argent and azure, in the first 
 three pallets sable (Trenchard, recorded Vn. Devon 1620, 
 but of much earlier origin); 2 and 3, per fesse or and 
 argent, a saltire engrailed sable, charged with five mullets 
 of the first (Ashfordby). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed, vested azure, cuffed or, the hand grasping a 
 trenching-knife in bend sinister, the point depressed proper 
 (Trenchard) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an ass's head 
 erased or, gorged with a collar sable, thereon three mullets 
 gold (Ashfordby). Motto — " Nosce te ipsum." Livery — 
 Drab, blue facings. 
 
 Only son of Rev. John Trenchard Craven Ashfordby- 
 
 Trenchard, M.A. , of Stanton-Fitzwarren, ^. 1800; d. 
 
 1851 ; m. 1839, Mary Elizabeth Jane, only d. of Rev, 
 
 Samuel Davies, Incumbent of Northaw, Middx. :— 
 
 John Ashfordby- Trenchard, Gentleman, b. 1843; tn. 1867 
 
 Augusta, only d. and h. of Rev. Henry Robert Fowler of 
 
 Felton, Gloucs. ; and has surv. issue — (i) John Henry 
 
 Mohun Ashfordby-Trenchard, Gentleman, b. 1868; (2) 
 
 Stephen Granville Ashfordby- Trenchard, Gentleman, ^. 1872. 
 
 Seat — Stanton House, nr. Highworth, Wilts. Estates — 
 
 Stanton-Fitzwarren, and South Marston, Wilts; Northaw, 
 
 Middx. Res. — Vista Linda, Torquay, Devon. Club — Junior 
 
 Carlton. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY ASHHURST, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. for co. of Oxford, High Sheriff 1891. Bom 
 Dec. 29, 1851, being the eldest son of the late John Henry 
 Ashhurst, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1852, by his 
 wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Duffield, Esq., M.P., of 
 Marcham Park, co. Berks. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 a cross between four fleurs-de-lis argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a fox 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 m 
 
 •tatwit proper. MoMO— " Vincit qui p*titur. Mamtd 
 luir 8. Vm5. C.ihffine Sophia (d. 1890). second dau. of 
 Arthur H. t>rke Br-wn. Esq.. I>.l... of Kingston IMounl. 
 e& Oifecd : and has htu* - (II .dys Mary ; and Awdry 
 PhMtBHi ShiI Waler»tock. Wheailey. ca Oxford. CImb 
 
 — CultOfL 
 
 ASHMKAD-BARTI.ETT. Party per fesse dancett^ 
 nfalt and antrv. in chief three jinister gauntlets pendent 
 •ffvnt. tanelled or. fcsseways. and in liase four crescents in 
 cranof thelast. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable .and argent ; and for 
 
 a0i) 
 
 m The Right Honourable JAMES WILLIAMSON. 
 
 9 BARON ASHTON, of Ashton. in co. P.-ilatinc of Lan 
 caster (1895), J. P. and IX L. for co. Palatine of L.incastn 
 (High Sheriff 1885). J. P. for the co. of London, M.l'. for 
 the Lancaster Division of Lancashire (North), i886 (j^ 
 Bom Dec. 31, 184a. lieing the second son of the late Janu- 
 Williamson. Esq., J. P., of Parkfield, Lancaster, by KJeaii. 
 his wife. dau. of Leonard Miller. Creation 1895. l.ivfi 
 —Blue, with white piping, silver buttons, lilue and wluu 
 strip»"d waistcoat. Armorial bearings— Party (jcr chevron 
 or and argent, a chevron n>lnily Ixjiwcen in chk-f two trefoils 
 slipped and in base a demi-eagle couped and displayed 
 
 rl=A1URUS->ENEUS-C0NSCIENTIA • SANA* 
 
 bis Orest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a tower 
 proper, a demi-swan with wings elevated argent, collared 
 sable ; with the Motto — "Mature." 
 
 Sons of Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett. Kt. Bach., M.P., 
 B. A. , b. 1849 ; d. 1902 ; m. 1874, Frances Christina 
 (a Queen's Gate Terrace, S.W.). d. of H. E. Walsh :— 
 
 (?) Ashmead-Bartlett, Esq. 
 
 ASHTON. quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 ASHTON. see MACKENZIE-ASHTON, and BUR- 
 CHAR DT- ASHTON. 
 
 ASHTON (H. Coll.). Ermine, a mullet between three 
 tjrger's heads erased sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crwt — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, an 
 heraldic tyger rampant or. gorged with a collar dancett^, 
 and holding between the paws a mullet sable. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Thomas Walford Henshaw Ashton, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 sable, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of 
 Stewart, namely argent, a pelican in her piety gules, between 
 two thistles, leaved and slipped in pale proper, and as many 
 roses in fesse of the second. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed or, 
 gfutt6e-de-poix, each wing charged with afes'c, and holding 
 in the beak two trefoils m saltire sable. Motto " Murus 
 aeneus conscientia sana." Supporters On either side of 
 the escutcheon an eagle regardant, with wings endorsed or, 
 gutt6e-de-poix, holding in the beak, by a riband gules, an 
 escutcheon argent charged with a trefoil vert. Married, 
 firstly, Sept. 23, 1869, Margaret (who died 1877), dau. 
 of Joseph Gatey of Keswick ; secondly. 1880, Jessy Hen- 
 rietta, dau. and coheir of the late James Stewart of 
 Clapham, Yorks; and by his first marriage has Issue - 
 Hon. Eleanor (Ella) [m., 1899, the Hon. William Robert 
 Wellesley Peel, M.P., eldest son of the Right Hon. 
 the ist Viscount Peel]; and Hon. Maud. Estates— 
 Ashton Hall. Ellel Hall, and Ryelands, all in co. of Lan- 
 caster. 5^a/j— Ryelands, Lancaster ; Ashton Hall, near 
 Lancaster. Town residence— AKord House, Prince's Gate, 
 S.W. 
 
 i8 the Military Cockade. 
 
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 THOMAS GAIR ASHTON, Esq., M.P. for S. Bedford- 
 shire, J. P. COS. Lancaster, Chester, and Sussex, County Coun- 
 cillor' for Cheshire, M.A. Oxon. Born 1855, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas Ash ton, Esq., J. P. cos. Lancaster 
 and Cheshire, D.L. co. Lancaster, and High Sheriff 1883, 
 Hon. D.C.L. Victoria University, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Samuel Stillman Gair of Liverpool. Armorial 
 ■■ bearings — Sable, on a pile between two crescents in base 
 ' argent, a mullet pierced of the first. Mantling sable and 
 ' argent. Crest— On a mount vert, a mower proper, vested 
 1 paly argent and sable, in the act of whetting his scythe also 
 proper. Motto— " Fide et virtute." Married, 1886, Eva 
 Margaret, dau. of J. H. James, Esq., J. P. co. Herts, of 
 Kingswood, near Watford; and has Issue — {\) Thomas 
 Henry .Ashton, Gentleman, b. 1887, d. 1897; (2) Thomas 
 Henry Raymond Ashton, Gentleman, b. 1901 ; Marion 
 Evelyn ; and Margaret Joan. 5(ra/j— Hyde, Cheshire, and 
 ' Vinchall, Roljertsbridge, Sussex. Town residence — 39 
 Prince's Gardens, S.W. Cluhs — Brooks's, New University, 
 Reform. 
 
 The Reverend WALTER HENRY TRELAWNY 
 i ASHTON-GWATKIN, M.A. of the University of Cam- 
 j bridge. Rector of Wrotham, Kent. Born August 27, 1861, 
 1 being the fifth son of the late Frederick Gwatkin of Lin- 
 coln's Inn, and of Grove House, Twickenham, by his wife 
 Louisa Isabella, younger daughter of the Reverend Am- 
 I brose Stapleton, Master of Arts, sometime Rector of 
 [ Halwell and Vicar of East Budleigh, in the county of 
 Devon ; and assumed by Deed Poll the additional surname 
 of Ashton in the year 1888. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Ermine, two chevronels engrailed vert, 
 between three bees volant proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a hehnet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a garb or, in front thereof a Cornish 
 chough with wings expanded sable ; with the Motto, 
 " Duw a bortha y brain." Married, January 18, i888, 
 Frances Lilian, daughter and heir of Frank Ashton, Es- 
 quire, Justice of the Peace of Twickenham ; and has Issue — 
 Frank Trelawny Arthur Ashton-Gwatkin, Gentleman, born 
 April 14, 1889. Postal address — The Rectory, Wrotham, 
 Kent. 
 
 .. ASHWORTH (H. Coll.) Quarterly, gules and argent, a 
 cross couped and indented between two fleurs-de-lis in chief 
 
 counterchanged. 
 a wreath of the 
 
 colours, in front of two crosses bottonn^e fitch^e in saljire 
 or, a fox passant proper, charged on the body with two 
 fleurs-de-lis in fesse, also gold. Motto — " Vincit amor 
 patriae." 
 
 Sons of Edward Ashworth, Esq. , J. P. Lanes. ,^. 1829; 
 
 d. 1902; m. 1853, Helen, d. of Royston Oliver of 
 
 Todmorden, Yorks : — 
 Oliver Ashworth, Gentleman,^. 1854; m. 1878, Anne 
 Mary, d. of John H. Krabbe ; and has issue. /?«.— Stag- 
 hills, Waterfoot, Manchester. 
 
 Edward Ashworth, Gentleman, b. i860. ./?«.— The 
 Quinta, Alderley Edge, Cheshire. 
 
 GEORGE BINNS ASHWORTH, Esquire, J. P. Lanes, 
 Born Nov. 29, 1823, being the eldest son of the late Henry 
 Ashworth, Esq., J. P., of The Oaks, Turton, Lanes., by 
 Letitia his wife, dau. of George Binns of Liverpool. Club 
 — Union (Manchester). Armorial bearings — Gules, a 
 passion cross invected or, between four lozenges saltireways 
 argent, each charged with a fleur-de-lis azure. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a rock a fox proper, supporting with the dexter foreleg a 
 passion cross as in the arms. Married, Aug. 13, 1863, 
 Ruth, dau. of John Jones, Esq., J. P., of Ruckley Grange, 
 Shropshire; and has Isstie — (r) George Harry Ashworth, 
 Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), born 1865 ; (2) Arthur Henwayn 
 Ashworth, Gentleman, born 1869. Residence — Birtenshaw 
 House, Bolton. 
 
 HENRY ASHWORTH, Gentleman. Born March 6, 
 1865, being the second son of John Ashworth of OUerton, 
 Bolton, by his wife Mary Jane, only dau. of Thomas 
 Knowles of Clively Bank, Pendlebury, Lancashire. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, a passion cross invected or, between 
 four lozenges saltireways argent, each charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a rock a fox proper, supporting with the 
 dexter fore-leg a passion cross as in the arms. Married, 
 Sept. 9, 1889, Annie Lillian Margery, only dau. of Charles 
 Augustus Purnell of Dowlais. Residence — Llangorse, 
 Breconshire. 
 
 HENRY HUGH ASKEW, Gentleman, late 6th Dragoon 
 Guards. Born July 28, 1847, being the eldest son of Henry 
 William Askew, Gentleman, of Conishead, by his wife Lucy, 
 dau. of the Hon. and Rt. Rev. Hugh Percy, Lord Bishop 
 of Carlisle. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Sable, a fesse or, between three asses passant argent, 
 quartering Storrs, Crakenthorp, Rawlinson, and Mottram. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a naked arm proper, grasping a 
 sword argent, pommel and hilt gold, enfiled with a Sara- 
 cen's head couped, distilling drops of blood, all also proper, 
 wreathed about the temples. Married, 1868, Mary Edith 
 Montague, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Octavius Friere 
 Owen, M.A. , Rector of Burston, and has issue. 
 
 S WATSON ASKEW-ROBERTSON, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of 
 Northumberland, High Sheriff 1862, and Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Berwick. Born August 6, 1834, 
 being the only son of the late Captain Christopher C. 
 Askew, Royal Navy, of Broadbush, in the county of Hamp- 
 shire, by his wife Sarah, daughter of Patrick Dickson, Es- 
 quire ; succeeded his uncle 1851 ; and on succeeding to the 
 estates of Ladykirk, on the death of Lady Marjoribanks, 
 1889, assumed the additional surname and arms of Robert- 
 son by Royal License, dated September 20, 1890. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Boodle's, Oxford and Cambridge. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 three wolves' heads erased argent, armed and langued azure, 
 all within a bordure of the second, and (for distinction) a 
 canton of the field (for Robertson of Ladykirk) ; 2 and 3, 
 sable a fesse or, between three asses passant argent, maned 
 and unguled of the second (for Askew); and for and in right of 
 his wife, upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Robert- 
 son of Ladykirk, namely gules, three wolves' heads erased 
 argent, armed and langued azure, within a bordure of the 
 second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the liveries, a dexter cubit arm 
 proper, charged (for distinction) with a cross crosslet gules, 
 the hand holding an im[>erial crown, also proper, and above, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
ditp 
 
 000 
 
 OBaHraB. Ibe Mono. " Vinuit gloria merces" (for Robert* 
 wa of Ukdykirk); a. upon a wmiih of the colours, a 
 itnuff hand hoMing on a poignard erect proper, hilt and 
 pommel or. a Saracen's head couped and imbrued proper, 
 wi«athrd atwut iIm trmpies with a torce argent and gules, 
 tied with ntxinds of the same coloun, and above, on a scroll, 
 ihc Motto. "Fac et »pera" (for Askew). And in a com- 
 partment below the khicid, a wild man lying fetseways in 
 
 chains proper; with the Motto, " Patentia casus exuperat 
 omnes " (for Robertson of Ladykirk). Married, August so, 
 1856, the Honourable Sarah, eldest daughter and co-heir of 
 the Right Honourable David Robertson, Baron Marjori- 
 banks of Ladykirk; and has had Issue -(i) George Chris- 
 topher Hugh Askew, Gentleman, born February 10, 1858, 
 died Feliruary 15, 1862; (2) David Hugh Watson Askew- 
 Roljertson, Esquire, Bachelor of Arts, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Berwick, Barrister-ai-Law, born October 
 ai, 1863; (3) William Haggerstone Askew- Robertson, 
 Gentleman, bom October 4, 1868 ; (4) John Bertram Askew- 
 Robertson, Gentleman, bom October 16, 1869; (5) Charles 
 Marjonbanks Askew- Robertson, Gentleman, born Septem- 
 ber 6, 1871 ; Bridget Watson (died 1894) ; Mary Marjori- 
 banks ; and Isabel Sarah. 5<ra/j— Pallinsburn, Cornhill, in 
 the countv of Northumberland ; Ladykirk, in the county 
 of Berwick. 
 
 S RALPH JOHN ASPINALL, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 l^ancs. (High Sheriff i88o), and J. P. for the W, 
 Ridmg of CO. York. Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. R. 
 I^ncs. Regt. Bom Sept. 26, 1847, being the only son of 
 the late John Thomas Walshman Aspinall, Esq. , of SUnden 
 Hall, D.L., M.P. for Clitheroe, by his wife Ellinor, dau. of 
 Nicholas Aspinall of Liverpool. C/«/*j— Carlton, Welling- 
 ton. Armorial bearings— Or, a chevron between three 
 piffins' heads erased sable Mantling sable and or. 
 Crort — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin erased 
 
 sable, collared, winged, and beaked or. Motto " /Egis 
 
 fortissima virtus." Married, March 14, 1876, Mabel Fede- 
 rk» Frances Baynes, dau. of Robert Lloyd Jones Parry, 
 
 n3Tl 
 
 Esq., of Aberdunant, co. Carnarvon, and PlAs Trega; 
 CO. Anglesey; and has Issue— {\) John Ralph Aspii 
 Gentleman, b. April 11, 1878; (2) Miles Edward Aspinall, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 18, 1879; d. Jan. 1900; (3) Charles Lewis 
 Robert Aspinall, Gentleman, b. April 14, 1883 ; (4) Geoffrey 
 Aspinall, Gentleman, b. June 25, 1884. .SVo/— Sunden 
 Hall, near Clitheroe. 
 
 i 
 
 ARTHUR PALMER ASPLAND, Esquire, J. P. 
 Cheshire. Armorial bearinffs — Azure, three clievronel 
 erminois Ijclwecn as many crescents in chief and a cross 
 flory in Ixise argent. Mantling azure and or ; and for bis 
 Orest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a ram's 
 head couped sable, armed or, three mascles interlaced fesse- 
 ways .-irgent. Motto—" Ex libertate Veritas." Seats— 
 Werneth Lodge, Gee Cross, Hyde, Cheshire ; and Beao- 
 fell, Windermere. 
 
 LINDSAY MIDDLETON ASPLAND, LL.D., Bar. 
 ristcr-at-Law, son of the late Rev. Robert Brook Aspland, 
 M.A. Armorial bearings — Azure, three chevronels er- 
 minois, between as many crescents in chief and a cross 
 flory in base argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a ram's head couix-d sable, armed or, three mascles 
 interlaced fesseways or. Motto — "Ex libertate Veritas." 
 Postal address — 
 
 ASSHENDON, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 ASSHETON, see DUFF-ASSHETON-SMITH. 
 
 S RALPH ASSHETON, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of 
 dtfaftotritl Lancaster, and Justice of the Peace for the 
 OX^PilVl'Un West Riding of the county of York, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Cambridge, 
 and late Captain of the ist Lancashire Militia ; sometime 
 (1868-1880) Member of Parliament for Clitheroe. Bom 
 December 20, 1830, and is the elder son of the late 
 William Assheton, Esq., J. P., of Downham and Cuerdalc, 
 lK>th in the county of Lancaster, by Frances Annabella, 
 daughter of William Cokayne, Esquire, commonly known 
 as the Honourable William Cokayne, and niece and 
 coheiress of the Right Honourable Borlase Cokayne, sixth 
 and last Viscount CuUen. Clubs — Carlton, United Univer- 
 sity. Armorial bearings — Quarterly of six, i. argent, a 
 mullet sable, pierced of the field (Assheton, Vns. of Lanes., 
 Ped. H. Coll. ) ; 2. ermine, on a fesse gules, three annulets 
 or (for Barton) ; 3. argent, two bendlets sable, the upper 
 one engrailed (for Lever) ; 4. gules, two chevronels argent be- 
 tween three lozenges or (for Hyde) ; 5. ermine, three lozenges 
 conjoined in fesse sable (for Pigot) ; 6. argent, three cocks 
 g^les, armed, crested, and jelloped sable (for Cokayne), im- 
 paling for his wife the arms of Feilden, namely, argent, on 
 a fesse cotised azure, between two martlets in chief sable, and 
 a rose in base gules, three lozenges or ; and for a Crest, on 
 a cap of maintenance, a mower vested and capped quarterly 
 argent and sable, his sleeves and stockings countcrchanged, 
 holding a scythe azure, handled or, the point of the blade 
 towards the dexter; with the Motto, "Nee arrogo, nee 
 dubito." Married, August 3, 1854, Emily Augusta, fourth 
 daughter of the late Joseph Feilden, Esquire, of Witton, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county 
 of Lancaster; and has Issue — (i) Ralph Cokayne Asshe- 
 ton, Esquire, b. September 13, i860 [to whom refer] ; (2) 
 Richard Assheton, Gentleman, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., 
 b. December 23, 1863 \m., Jan. 5, 1892, Frances Annette 
 Ellen, third dau. of Sir Thomas Sebastian Bazley, Hart., of 
 Hatherop Castle, co. Gloucester, and has issue, Richard 
 Thomas Assheton, Gentleman, b. July 4, 1894] ; (3) Rev. 
 William Orme Assheton, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Jesus 
 Coll., Camb., Rector of Bilton, co. Warwick, b. Feb. 16, 
 1866 [;«., June 14, 1898, Winifred Maude, dau. of John 
 Henry Master of Petersham] ; (4) Nicholas Radclyffe 
 Assheton, Gentleman, b. July 5, 1870 ; Frances Anna- 
 bella \m., Oct. 20, 1886, Mervyn Lloyd Peel, Esq., J.I'., 
 Barrister-at-Law, of Danyrallt, co. Carmarthen, and has 
 issue] ; Dorothy \m., July i, 1886, Edward Henry Burrows, 
 H.M. Inspector of Schools] ; and Joan. Estate and postal 
 address — Downham Hall, Clitheroe. 
 
 RALPH COKAYNE ASSHETON, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the CO. of Lancaster, and for W.R. co. of York. Born 
 September 13, i860, and is the eldest son of Ralph 
 
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 Assheton, Esquire, of Downham Hall, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Lan- 
 caster [to whom refer], by his wife Emily Augusta, fourth 
 daughter of the late Joseph Feilden, Esquire, of Witton, 
 also a Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the county of Lancaster. 677/(5— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, 
 I. argent, a mullet sable, pierced of the field ; 2. ermine, on 
 a fesse gules, three annulets or (for Barton) ; 3. argent, two 
 bendlets sable, the upper one engrailed (for Lever) ; 4. gules, 
 two chevronels argent between three lozenges or (for Hyde) ; 
 
 5. ermine, three lozenges conjoined in fesse sable (for Pigot); 
 
 6. argent, three cocks gules, armed, crested, and jelloped 
 sable (for Cokayne) ; and for a Crest, on a cap of mainte- 
 nance, a mower vested and capped quarterly argent and 
 sable, his sleeves and stockings counterchanged, holding a 
 scythe azure, handled or, the point of the blade towards the 
 dexter ; with the Motto, " Nee arrogo, nee dubito." Mar- 
 ried, Sept. 27, 1898, Mildred Estelle Sybilla, second dau. 
 of John Henry Master, Esq., of Petersham, J. P. co. Surrey, 
 formerly Madras Civil Service ; and has Issue — Dorothy 
 Winifred. Postal address — Hall Foot, Clitheroe. 
 
 RICHARD ASSHETON, Gentleman, Master of Arts of 
 the University of Cambridge. Born December 23, 1863, 
 being the second son of Ralph Assheton, Esquire, of Down- 
 ham Hall, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the county of Lancaster [to whom refer], by his wife Emily 
 Augusta, fourth daughter of the late Joseph Feilden, Esquire, 
 of Witton, also a Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant 
 for tlie county of Lancaster. Armorial taeariDgs— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, i. argent, a mullet pierced 
 sable (for Assheton) ; 2. ermine, on a fesse gules, three an- 
 nulets or (for Barton) ; 3. argent, two bendlets sable, the 
 upper one engrailed (for Lever) ; 4. gules, two chevronels 
 argent between three lozenges or (for Hyde) ; 5. ermine, 
 three lozenges conjoined in fesse sable (for Pigot) ; 6. argent, 
 • three cocks gules, armed, crested, and jelloped sable (for 
 j Cokayne), impaling the arms of Bazley, namely, per' pale 
 i azure and sable, a bee volant or, between three fleurs-de-lis 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a cap of maintenance, a 
 mower vested and capped quarterly argent and sable, sleeves 
 and stockings counterchanged, his scythe azure, handled or, 
 the point of the blade towards the dexter ; with the Motto, 
 " Nee arrogo, nee dubito." Married, January 5, 1892, 
 ' Frances Annette Ellen, third daughter of Sir Thomas Sebas- 
 tian Bazley of Hatherop Castle, second Baronet. 
 
 The Reverend RICHARD ORME ASSHETON, 
 M. A. of the University of Oxford, formerly Rector of Bilton, 
 in the county of Warwick. Born July 12, 1835, and is the 
 younger son of the late William Assheton, Gentleman, of 
 Downham and Cuerdale, both in the county of Lancaster, 
 by Frances Annabella, daughter of William Cokayne, Es- 
 quire, commonly known as the Honourable William 
 Cokayne, and niece and coheiress of the Right Honourable 
 Borlase Cokayne, sixth and last Viscount CuUen. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, i. argent, 
 a mullet sable, pierced of the field ; 2. ermine, on a fesse 
 gules, three annulets or (for Barton) ; 3. argent, two bendlets 
 sable, the upper one engrailed (for Lever) ; 4. gules, two 
 chevronels argent between three lozenges or (for Hyde) ; 5. 
 ermine, three lozenges conjoined in fesse sable (for Pigot) ; 
 6. argent, three cocks gules, armed, crested, and jelloped 
 sable (for Cokayne), impaling for his wife the arms of 
 Feilden, namely, argent, on a fesse cotised azure, between 
 two martlets in chief sable and a rose in base gules, three 
 lozenges or ; and for a Crest, on a cap of maintenance, a 
 mower vested and capped quarterly argent and sable, his 
 sleeves and stockings counterchanged, holding a scythe 
 azure, handled or, the point of the blade towards the 
 dexter; with the Motto, " Nee arrogo, nee dubito." Mar- 
 ried, October 22, 1863, Charlotte Emma Willoughby (who 
 die! February 20, 1892), sixth daughter of the late Joseph 
 Feilden, Esquire, of Witton, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Lancaster. Postal 
 address — The. Gable House, Bilton, Rugby, Warwick- 
 shire. 
 
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 S SOMERSET CHARLES GODFREY FAIRFAX 
 ASTELL, Esquire, D.S.O., Capt. North Staffs. 
 Regt., Deputy Military Commissioner of Police, Johan- 
 nesburg. Born July 15, 1866, being the only son of 
 the late Major-General Charles Edward Astell, J. P. for 
 
 the CO. of Dorset, by his wife Harriette, dau. of Francis 
 Spaight of Derry Castle, co. Tipperary. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion passant per pale 
 or and argent between four cross crosslets of the last (for 
 Astell) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron gules between three 
 thorn-trees eradicated vert, three crosses pat^e fitch^e argent 
 (for Thornton). Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 cross crosslet or, entwined with a serpient vert ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased purpure, gorged 
 with a ducal coronet or and guttle - de - larmes. MottO 
 — " Sub cruce gloriar." Postal address — West Lodge, 
 Puddlehinton, Dorchester. Club — Junior Army and 
 Navy. 
 
 JOHN HENRY ST. QUINTIN ASTELL, Esquire, J. P. 
 Cambs. Born Jan. 3, 1863, being the second son of the late 
 John Harvey Astell, Esquire, J. P. and D. L. , of Woodbury 
 Hall, Beds. , by his wife Anne Emelia, dau. of the late Robert 
 Parry Nisbet of Southbrome House, co. Wilts, Esq., J. P., 
 M.P. for Chippenham. Club — Wellington. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion passant per 
 pale or and argent, between four cross crosslets of the last 
 (for Astell) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron gules, between 
 three hawthorn trees eradicated vert, three crosses pat6e 
 fitch^e argent (for Thornton). Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests — I, on a wreath of the colours, a cross crosslet or, 
 entwined with a serpent vert (for Astell) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of tlie colours, a lion's head erased purpure, gorged with 
 a ducal coronet or and guttee-de-larmes (for Thornton). 
 Motto — "Sub cruce gloriar." Residence — Dale Lodge, 
 Sunningdale, Berks. 
 
 RICHARD JOHN VEREKER ASTELL, Gentleman. 
 Born Sept. 7, 1890, being the only son of the late William 
 Harvey Astell, Esq., of Woodbury Hall, J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Cambridge, and J. P. for the cos. of Bedford and 
 Huntingdon, by his wife the Hon. Elizabeth Maria, fourth 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Vereker, Vis- 
 count Gort. Armorial bearlng^s — Quarterly i and 4, gules 
 a lion passant per pale or and argent, between four cross 
 crosslets of the last (for Astell) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a 
 chevron sable, between three thorn-trees eradicated vert, 
 three crosses pat^e fitch^e argent (for Thornton). Mantling 
 gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 cross crosslet or, entwined with a serpent vert ; 2. on a 
 wri ath of the colours, a lion's head erased purpure, gorged 
 with a ducal cornet or and guit6e-de-larmes. Motto — 
 "Sub cruce gloriar." Estates — Woodbury, and property 
 in the parishes of Gamlingay, in the county of Cambridge ; 
 Tetworth, in the county of Huntingdon ; Great Houghton, 
 in the county of Northampton ; and Wrestlingworth, in the 
 county of Bedford. Postal address — Woodbury H all , Sandy 
 Beds. 
 
 ASTHORPE, quartered by BARNE. 
 
 AS TLEY, quartered by LEE. 
 
 ASTLEY, see LUDFORD-ASTLEY. 
 
 LLEWELLYN WILLIAM ATCHERLEY, Gentleman. 
 Born 1870, being the fourth son of the late Francis Topping 
 Atcherley, Esq., Lieut. -Col. 30th Regt., by his first wife 
 Emma Arabella, dau. of Francis Harris Heward of Toronto, 
 Canada. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., 1511)— Gules, on 
 a fesse engrailed argent, between three griffins' heads erased 
 or, as many crosses pat^e fitchte sable. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 bustard couped gules, wings elevated or, in the beak a lily 
 argent, slipped vert. Motto — " Spe posteri temporis.' 
 Married, Nov. 11, 1897, Eleanor Frances, dau. of Richard 
 Micklethwaite, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Residence — 
 
 MURIEL HOPE ATCHERLEY of Marton, co. Salop, 
 of Cymmau, Flintshire, and Ffrith, Denbighshire Only 
 daughter of the late Francis Robinson Hartland Atcherley, 
 Esq., J. P., of Marton, co. Salop, Captain 3rd. Batt. Shrop- 
 shire Light Infantry, by his wife Esther Hodgson, dau. of 
 John Mills of Northwold, Bowdon, Cheshire. Armorial 
 bearings— On a lozenge, gules, on a fesse engrailed argent, 
 between three griffins' heads erased or, as many crosslets 
 pat6e fitch^e sable. Seats — Cymmau, Flintshire, and The 
 Fryth, Denbighshire. 
 
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 RICHARD TOPPING BKVERLEY ATCHERLEY. 
 tlwlhin BMm Oct 1866. Ixing the second son of 
 liM taM Fkaada Topptnc Atchcriey. Ksq.. Lieut.-Col. 
 «Dlli RMt.. by hit wife Emnia Arabella, dau. of Francis 
 Hwris H«wwd o( Toronto. CaniuU. Armorial bearinct 
 (H. CoU.. 1511)— Gul«. on » fe«e engrailed argent, bc- 
 twwn thfte griffins' heads erased or, as many crosses pat^ 
 tfjdhtr nbte. Wf"^""g K^iles and argent. Orett — On a 
 wrmih of the colours, a drmi-bustard couped gules, wings 
 «|i««led or. in the beak a lily argent, slipped vert. Motto— 
 ••Spe posteri temporis." Married, Sept. 13, 189a, Carolina 
 Mary Wynne, dau. of William Wpne Ffoulkes ; and has 
 tumt—iiuy Elualieth Hope; and Hester Mary Eleanor. 
 Rttidtmtt — Sioke-upon-Trent, Shropshire. 
 
 ATHERTON (H. ColL). Ter fesso nebuly aiure and 
 sable, in chief a sun issuant rising in splendour, and in base 
 a thumlerbolt winged and inflamed or. M a n tl ln y azure 
 and or. Orwt— On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 wt, aa antique lamp fired or. encircled by a chaplet of oak 
 f mdMi proper. 
 Son of :— 
 
 James Basnett Atherton, Gentleman, b. Seal— 
 
 Monhatten, Gateacre, Little Woolton, Lanes. 
 
 M CHARLES HAROLD ATHILL. Esquire, Richmond 
 O Herald of Arms. Fellow of the Society of Anti- 
 
 (Vffltll q"-'^<'^- Armorial boarlnffs — He bears for 
 4>ll{jlll j^jxni : Argent, on a chevron double cotised 
 saUe, three crescents or, the escutcheon being 
 surrounded by his collar of SS (and impaling the arms of 
 
 Smith, namely, quarterly or and gules, a fret between thi«e 
 fleurs-de-lis all counterchanged). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his CntX, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 three ostrich feathers argent, interlaced by as many annulets, 
 also interlaced fesseways or ; with the Motto, " Crescam ut 
 prosim." AfarrUd, 1885, Katharine Mildred, dau. of the 
 late Ven. Benjamin Frederick Smith, Archdeacon of Maid- 
 stone and Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, and has issue. 
 Pos/a/ address — CoUege of Arms, E.C. 
 
 Rkv. GEORGE MIDDLETON ATHORPE. M.A., 
 Patron of Dinnington, Yorks. Bom 1835, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late J. Carver Atborpe, Esquire, J. P., 
 
 D. L. , of Dinnington Hall, Yorks. Armorial bearings— 
 Per pale nebuly argent and azure, two mullets in lessi- 
 counterchanged. Mantllnjp azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a falcon proper, belled or, 
 the dexter claw resting on an escutcheon of the arms! 
 Seats — Morthen Hall, near Rotherham; Thorpe Hall, 
 Howden. 
 
 M ROBERT ATHORPE, Esquire, Col. late R.E. Bom 
 9 Oct. 16, 1841, being the fourth son of the lat. 
 John Carver Athorpe, who assumed, upon attaining his 
 majority, the surname and arms of Athorpe by Royal 
 Licence i8ai. in pursuance of the will of his maternal uncle, 
 Thomas Athorpe of Dinnington. Armorial bearlngi— 
 Quarterly i and 4. per pale nebuly argent and azure, 
 two mullets in fesse counterchanged (for Athorpe) ; a. 
 ermine, on a saltire engrailed sable, an eagle's head erased 
 or (for Middleton) ; 3. or, on a chevron between three 
 crosses cluch^ sable, a fleur-de-lis between two stags' heads 
 caboshed of the first (for Carver) Mantling azure and 
 argent. OrestB — i. on a wreath of the colours, a falcon 
 proper, belled or, the dexter claw resting on an escutcheon 
 per pale nebuly, and two mullets in fessc as in the arms 
 (for Athorpe) ; 2. Middleton ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a mount vert, thereon a cross cluch^ or, charged in the 
 centre with a fleur-de-lis sable. Married, 1880, Grace Mary 
 Edith, dau. of Thomas Gibzean Rose-Innes of Wetherdale, 
 Banff ; and has Issue — Grace Edith May ; and Leslie Clara. 
 Residence — 
 
 FREDERICK WALTER ATKEV, Gentleman, fiflh 
 son of the late James Atkey of Chichester, and 
 CTt'fePtl ^^^ ^''^^ Eliza, n^e King. /,«w;j— Dark blue 
 XXKnK'lf with brass buttons. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Party per pale or and gules, 
 two chevronels between as many gryphons' heads erased in 
 chief, and a garb in baSe all counterchanged, and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a gryphon segreant or, 
 gorged with a collar geniel, holding between the claws a 
 cross moline, and the dexter foot resting on a garb fessewa 
 
 gules ; with the Motto, " Labor et fides." Married, August 
 14, 1873, to Ellen Louisa, fourth daughter of Freeman 
 Oliver Haynes; and has Issue — (i) James Frederick Haynes 
 Atkey, Gentleman, born November 27, 1876 ; (2) Oliver 
 Francis Haynes Atkey, Gentleman, born April 11, 1878; 
 (3) Freeman Archibald Haynes Atkey, Gentleman, bom 
 April 17, 1883 ; Emelyn ; Margaret ; and Mildred Lucy. 
 Postal address — 
 
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 n JOHN ROBERTS ATKIN- ROBERTS, Esquire, J. P. 
 
 CO. Kent, Major, late of the Prince of Wales's Leinster 
 Regiment. Bom 1843, and is the second son of John Drew 
 Atkin of Castle Park, Dalkey, co. Dublin, by Georgina his 
 wife, dau. of Sir Thomas Roberts, Baronet, of Britfields- 
 town in co. Cork, and of Glassenbury in co. Kent, and 
 sister of Thomas Walton Roberts, Esquire, of Glassenbury 
 in the county of Kent. He received Her Majesty's Royal 
 License, dated December 23, 1882, to assume and bear the 
 surname of Roberts in addition to and after that of Atkin, and 
 to bear the arms of Roberts quarterly with those of his own 
 family. Clui — Junior United Service. Livery — Dark blue 
 with silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 
 Arms: Quarterly i and 4, azure on a chevron argent 
 cotised or, three mullets of six points pierced sable (for 
 Roberts) ; 2 and 3 argent, gutt^e-de-sang a cross cotised 
 flory, in the first and fourth quarters a trefoil slipped sable, 
 ' and in the second and third quarters a mullet of six points 
 of the last, pierced of the field (for Atkin) ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 an eagle displayed ermine, the wings argent, gorged with 
 a chaplet of ivy proper (for Roberts) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, two greyhounds' heads addorsed and erased 
 argent, gutt6e-de-sang, gorged with a collar vair, and 
 each holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped sable (for 
 Atkin); with the Motto, "Post funera virtus. " Married, 
 1875, Marian Gertrude, daughter of Douglas Fox of Derby ; 
 and has /jj««— Malcolm Roberts, Gentleman, born 1876 ; 
 and jjane Walton. Estates — Glassenbury and Brenchley, 
 both in the county of Kent. Postal address — Glassenbury 
 Park, Cranbrook, Kent. 
 
 ATKINSON of Cangort (U.O.). Or, an eagle dis- 
 played with two heads azure, beaked and legged gules, in 
 chief a rose of the last seeded gold, between two martlets 
 sable. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle displayed with two heads azure, 
 beaked and legged gules. Motto — ' ' Deo et regi 
 fidelis." 
 
 tSons of Lieut. - Col. Guy Newcomen Atkinson of 
 Cangort, J. P., b. 1847; d. 1890; m. 1877, Frances 
 
 Elizabeth, only d. of Hon. Laurence H. King- 
 Harman : — 
 Guy Montague Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1882. Seat — 
 Cangort, Shinrone, King's Co. A'w.— Quarry House, 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 Gerald Newcomen Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of Guy Atkinson, Esq., J. P., of Cangort, b. 
 
 1800; d. 1859 ; m. 1839, Anne Margaret, d. of William, 
 
 French of Cangort Park (br. of ist Lord Ashtown) :— 
 
 William Henry Atkinson, Gentleman, ^. 1848; m. 1877, 
 
 Anna, d. of L. Moore of Cremorgan. Res. — 
 
 Richard Frederick Atkinson, Gentleman, late 67th Regt., 
 b. 1849. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Henry Atkinson, b. 1806; m. 1839, Elizabeth 
 Jane, eld. d. of Rev. Wm. Brownlow Savage, Rector 
 of Shinrone : — 
 Charles Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1842. Res. — 
 John Lavallin Savage Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1846. 
 Res.— 
 
 William Henry Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1850. Res — 
 Son of late Richard Atkinson of Gortmore, b. 1818 ; 
 d. 1871 ; m. 1840, Mary Jane Elizabeth, d. of Capt. 
 George R. Golding of Lime Park, co. Tyrone : — 
 Rev. Edward Dupr6 Atkinson, LL. B. , Rector of Donagh- 
 cloney, co. Down, b. 1855 ; m. 1878, Katherine Elisabeth, d. 
 of Major-Gen. Edmund L'Estrange of Kilcummin, King's 
 Co. ; and has issue — (i) Richard Guy Atkinson, Gentleman, 
 b. 21 Aug. 1879; (2) Edward Arthur Atkinson, Gentleman, 
 b. 1885 ; Dora Georgiana ; Mary Kathleen ; and Emily 
 Saida. Res. — The Rectory, Donaghcloney, co. Down. 
 
 ATKINSON (H. Coll.). Per fesse or and argent, an 
 eagle displayed sable, on a chief arched gules, two frets of 
 the second. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, an eagle's leg erased and 
 erect proper, grasping a fret argent. 
 
 Sons of late John Atkinson of Shanghai, formerly of 
 
 Low Wood, Newton in Cartmel, Lanes., by Ellen, 
 
 d. of John Burgeland Johnson :— 
 
 John Brenan Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 1895, 
 
 Amelie Sophie, d. of John Youngs Gould ; and has issue — 
 
 (i) Rupert Norman Gould Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1896; 
 
 (2) Gerald Brenan Gould Atkinson, Gentleman, b. 1900; 
 
 and Joan Brenda le Fleming. Res. — Shanghai, China. 
 
 BUDDLE ATKINSON, Gentleman. Born May 20, 
 1841, being the only son of the late Robert Thomas Atkin- 
 son, by his wife Mary Burnet. Armorial bearings — Ar- 
 gent, an eagle displayed with two heads pean, between two 
 flaunches sable, each charged with a bugle-horn stringed of 
 the first, on a chief or, a pallet between two martlets gules, 
 the pallet charged with a rose of the first. Mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an eagle displayed with two heads sable, gorged with a 
 bugle-horn stringed argent, in each claw a rose slipped 
 proper, seeded or. Motto — " Deo rigi fidelis." Married, 
 Oct. I, 1863, Clara, dau. of J. Francis Draper; and has Issue 
 — (i) Frank Buddie Atkinson, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 1866, 
 Lieut, sth Lancers ; (2) Robert Hugh Montgomery Buddie 
 Atkinson, Gentleman, b. Dec. 17, 1870, Midshipman R.N. ; 
 Lilian Mary, d. in infancy ; Violet Florence Gwendoline ; 
 and Aline Clara Gertrude. 
 
 CHARLES ATKINSON, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Ermine, on a fesse per pale gules and vert, three 
 fleurs-de-lis argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads argent, charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis 
 sable. Motto — "Est pii Deum et patriam deligere." 
 Postal address — Rehins, Ballylahan, co. Mayo, Ireland. 
 
 NICHOLAS ATKINSON, Esquire, of the Inner Temple, 
 Barrister-at-Law, formerly Senior Puisne Judge of the 
 Supreme Court of Justice in British Guiana. Born 1836, 
 being the second son of the late Nicholas Atkinson of 
 Hull, Yorks. C/«*— Constitutional. Armorial bearingrs— 
 Ermine, on a pile gules, an eagle displayed with two heads 
 argent, a chief invected azure, thereon a rose of the third 
 between two mullets or, pierced azure. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon, 
 wings elevated and addorsed gules, bezant^, gorged with a 
 collar gemel argent, supporting with the dexter leg an 
 
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 «w u« c h <on uun. charKcd with a roM u ia tiM anna. 
 " Oeo el pairitv lidclis." Afarn'ed, 1873, Catherine 
 
 Margaret, dau- of Denis Burns of New Amsterdam, Berbice, 
 B. Guiana. Postal address — Roraima, Broadhurst Gardens, 
 Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 S THOMAS HENRY HOLLIS BRADFORD AT- 
 KINSON, Esquire, Capt. Gren. Guards, eldest son of 
 the late Ralph Atkinson, Esq. , of Angerton, Northumberland, 
 Lieut.-Col. (retired) Grenadier Guards (who assumed the 
 name of Atkinson in lieu of Bradford in 1872, on succeeding 
 his brother), by his wife Amy Emily Sarah, dau. of the late 
 Lieut.-Col. Hugh Fitzroy, Grenadier Guards. Armorial 
 bMUrlngl — He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a fesse double 
 cotised gules, between three pheons azure, a lion passant 
 between two roses argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount, between two roses stalked and leaved proper, a 
 pheon azure; with the Motto, "Crede Deo." Seat — 
 Angerton, near Morpeth, Northumberland. 
 
 ALFRED AUGUSTUS TOWN ATTREE, Gentleman. 
 Bom June 24, 1857, being the younger son of 
 Cfff fpA the late Reverend Francis Town Attree, Clerk 
 ^tVI.<><> in Holy Orders, Bachelor of Arts of the Uni- 
 versity of Durham, sometime Incumbent of 
 Middleton-by-Wirksworth, in the county of Derby, by 
 Marie his wife, daughter of John Harding of Lastinghani, 
 in the county of York, sister and co-heir to her brother, 
 Thomas Harding. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Party per chevron or and vert, in chief two oak- 
 trees eradicated proper, and in base a cinquefoil of the 
 first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount an oak-tree, and in front thereof a serpent nowed 
 all proper ; with the Mot*o, " Sf)erate futurum. 
 
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 8 FREDERICK WILLIAM TOWN AITREE. 
 quire. Major in the Royal Engineers ; served in 
 Afghan War 1879, ^'^^ ^^ Suakim in the year 1886. Bwn 
 April 6, 1853, being the elder son of the late Reverend Frandi 
 Town Attree, Clerk in Holy Orders, liachelor of Arts of the 
 University of Durham, sometime Incumbent of Middleton* 
 by-Wirksworth. in the county of Derby, by Mary his wife, 
 daughter of John Harding of I>astingham, in the county of 
 York, sister and co-heir to her brother, Thomas Harding, 
 A»t*r)'— Dark green with yellow facings. Armorial bear 
 InSTB — He bears for Arms : Party per chevron or ami vcri 
 in chief two oak-trees eradicated proper, and in base ;i 
 cinquefoil of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount an oak-tree, and in front thereof 
 a serpent nowed all proper; with the Motto, "Spcrate 
 futurum." Married, November 23, 1887, his cousin Frances 
 Elizabeth Mary Wakeford, only surviving daughter and 
 heir of Richard Wakeford Attree of Clomendy Hoi 
 Corwen, in the county of Merioneth ; and has lss\ 
 Francis William Wakeford Town Attree, Gentleman, 
 December 17, 1888 ; and I.,orna May Wakeford To. 
 Estate (in conjunction with his sister) — Chilverbri 'ge, 
 the county of Sussex. Postal address — Royal Engineei 
 Chatham. 
 
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 ROSAMUND CARLESS ATTWOOD, only child and 
 heir of the late George Reginald Attwood, Gentleman (rf. 
 1901), by his wife Constance Marion, dau. of Rev. William 
 Harper Brandreth, M.A., Rector of Standish, Lanes., Hon. 
 Canon of Manchester, and Rural Dean of Leyland. Livery 
 — Claret and silver. Armorial hearingrs— On a lozen] 
 quarterly i and 4, gules, a cross indented, in the first 
 fourth quarters a lion rampant argent, and in the secoi 
 and third a swan close also argent, beaked or ; 2. pwr pi 
 argent and gules, a chevron vair between three qualrefoil 
 in the centre chief point a fleur-de-lis all counterchan^ 
 (for Adams of Cakemore House, co. Worcester) ; 3. or, on 
 a mount, in base an oak tree prop)er, over all a fesse gules, 
 thereon three cinquefoils of the field, in the dexter canton 
 two annulets interlaced in pale sable (for Carless of Bir- 
 mingham). Postal address — Glaslyn Court, Crickhowell. 
 
 THOMAS ARTHUR CARLESS ATTWOOD, G 
 tleman, M.A. (Oxon.). Born May 27, 1863, being 
 only child of the late Thomas Aurelius Attwood of Bi 
 mingham, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Mary, eldest dai 
 of Joseph Smallwood of Castle Bromwich ; succeeded, on 
 the death (1901) of his cousin George Reginald Attwood of 
 Glaslyn Court, to the male representation of the family 
 Attwood, late of Hawne House, Corngreaves Hall, and t 
 Leasowes, near Halesowen, co. Worcs. Livery — CI; 
 and silver. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gul 
 a cross indented, in the first and fourth quarters a li 
 rampant argent, and in the second and third a swan cl 
 .ilso argent, beaked or ; 2. per pale argent and gules, 
 chevron vair between three quatrefoils, m the centre chi< 
 pointafleur-de-Iisallcounterchanged(forAdamsof Cakemi 
 House, CO. Worcester) ; 3. or, on a mount, in base an 01 
 tree prof)er, over all a fesse gules, thereon three cinquefoi: 
 of the field, in the dexter canton two annulets interlaced il 
 pale sable (for Carless of Birmingham). Mantling gu 
 and argent. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, in froi 
 of an oak tree proper, a demi-swan with wings expand 
 argent. Motto—" Possuntquia posse videntur," or " Voi 
 loir pouvoir." Postal address — Malvern, Worcs. 
 
 AUBREY-FLETCHER (R.L., i Jan. 1903). Quarterl;^ 
 I and 4, argent, a cross engrailed sable, between four pelle 
 each charged with a pheon (Fletcher) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 chevron between three eagles' heads erased or (Aubrey)!) 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a horse's head argent, charged with a trefoil 
 gules (Fletcher) ; 2. an eagle's head erased or (Aubrey). 
 Motto — " Martis non Cupidinis." 
 
 Son of Sir Henry Fletcher, 3rd Bart., b. 1807; d. 1851 ; 
 
 m. 1834, Emily Maria, d. of George Browne, Member 
 
 of Council, Bombay : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, 4th Bart. 
 (20 May 1782), P.C. (1901), C.B. (1900), V.D., late Col. 
 Commandg. Sussex and Kent Vol. Inf. Brig., sometime 
 Lieut. Grenadier Gds., M. P. for Horsham 1880-1885, and 
 for Lewes, Sussex, since 1885, Groom-in- Waiting to Queen 
 Victoria 1885-6, b. 24 Sept. 1835 ; m. 1859, Agnes, d. of 
 Col. Sir John Morillyon Wilson, C.B., K.H., of the Royal 
 
 i 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Hospital, Chelsea. Seats — Ham Manon, Angmering, 
 Sussex; Dorlon House, Bucks; Llantrithyd, Glamorgan. 
 Town res. — i Upper Belgrave Street, S. W. Cluds — Carlton, 
 , Constitutional. 
 
 AUCHER, see HUNT. 
 
 AUDLEY. quartered by MALET and THICKNESSE- 
 TOUCHET. 
 
 AUFORDE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 AUGHTON, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 AUNGIER, quartered by PAKENHAM, PAKEN- 
 HAM-MAHON, PRATT, and CONOLLY. 
 
 AUSTEN, see ROBERTS-AUSTEN. 
 
 JAMES AUSTEN-CARTMELL, Gentleman. Barrister- 
 at-Law. Armorial bearings— 
 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant per 
 fesse nebuly vert and gules, guttle d'or, and resting the 
 forepaws on a tent or (for Cartniell) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of the battlements of a tower proper, 
 thereon a stag sejant argent, attired and resting the dexter 
 forefoot upon a quatrefoil or, a lion's gamb erased fesseways 
 gules (for Austen). Motto — "Immerfrey." Postal addresses 
 — 100 Lexham Gardens, Kensington, London, S.W. ; New 
 Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C. 
 
 AUSTEN-LEIGH (R.L., 6 Jan. 1837, H. Coll.). Gules, 
 a cross engrailed argent, in the dexter chief point a lozenge 
 of the second. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 unicorn's head couped or. 
 
 Sons of Rev. James Edward Austen-Leigh of Scarletts, 
 
 Berks, b. ; d. 1874 ; m. , Emma, d. of Charles 
 
 Smith of Suttons : — 
 
 f Cholmeley Austen-Leigh, Gentleman, M.A. , Barrister-at- 
 
 I Law, m. 1864, Melesina Mary, d. of Most Rev. Dr. Trench, 
 
 f Archbishop of Dublin ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Rev. Augustus Austen-Leigh, M.A. (Cantab. ), Tutor of 
 King's Coll., Camb., 1867-81, Provost from 1889. Post. 
 I add. — King's College, Cambridge. 
 
 '■ Edward Compton Austen-Leigh, Esq., J. P. Bucks. 
 - Post. add. — Eton College, Eton, Bucks. 
 
 CHARLES AWDRY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. Wilts 
 (High Sheriff 1901), M.A. (Oxon.). Bom Feb. 12, 
 1846, being the fourth son of the late Sir John Wither 
 
 ' Awdry, Knight Bachelor, of Notion, co. Wilts, J. P. and 
 D.L. for that CO., M.A. and Hon. Doctorof Civil Law, Fellow 
 of Oriel Coll., Oxford, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court 
 of Judicature at Bombay, by Frances Ellen his second wife, 
 dau. of the late Rt. Rev. Thomas Carr, D.D., Bishop of 
 Bombay. Livery — Blue, yellow and black striped waist- 
 coat, silver hatband. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a 
 bend azure, cottised sable, between two crescents of the 
 second, a crescent between two cinquefoils or. Mantling 
 
 , azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a lion's head erased azure, gorged with a collar 
 gemel argent, a cinquefoil between two crescents fesseways 
 or. Motto — " Nil sine Deo." Married, April 20, 1876, 
 Mnrgaret Helen, eighth dau. of the Rt. Rev. George 
 Moberly, D.D. , Lord Bishop of Salisbury; and has Issue 
 — (i) Charles Selwyn Awdry, Gentleman, b. March 1877: 
 (2) Ambrose John Awdry, Gentleman, b. 1879; (3) Robert 
 William Awdry, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; Margaret Frances ; 
 Alethea Mary ; Helen ; and Elizabeth. j5j/afe— Shaw Hill. 
 Postal addresses — Shaw Hill, Melksham ; 2 Hyde Park 
 1 Street, London, W. Club — United University. 
 
 HERBERT AWDRY, Esquire. Bom Oct. 20, 1851, 
 Ijeing the sixth son of the late Sir John Wither Awdry, 
 Knight Bachelor, of Notton, co. Wilts, J. P. and D.L. for 
 that CO., M.A. and Hon. Doctor of Civil Law, Fellow of 
 Oriel Coll., Oxford, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of 
 Judicature at Bombay, by Frances Ellen his second wife, 
 dau. of the late Rt. Rev. Thomas Carr, D. D. , Bishop of 
 Bombay. Livery — Blue, yellow and black striped waistcoat, 
 silver hatband. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend 
 azure, cottised sable, between two crescents of the second, 
 
 i crescent between two cinquefoils or. Mantling azure 
 i argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 I 
 
 m 
 
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 of a lion's head erased azure, gorged with a collar gemel 
 argent, a cinquefoil between two crescents fesseways or. 
 Motto — "Nil sine Deo." Postal address— Nolion House, 
 Chippenham. 
 
 THOMAS AWDRY, Esquire, J. P. for the Colony of 
 New Zealand. Born July 6, 1840, being the eldest surviving 
 son of the late Sir John Wither Awdry, Knight Bachelor, 
 of Notton, CO. Wilts, J. P. and D.L. for that co., M.A. and 
 Hon. Doctor of Civil Law, Fellow of Oriel Coll., Oxford, 
 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Judicature at 
 Bombay (by Frances Ellen his second wife, dau. of the 
 late Rt. Rev. Thomas Carr, D.D., Bishop of Bombay). 
 Livery — Blue, yellow and black striped waistcoat, silver- 
 cord hatband. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend 
 azure, cottised sable, between two crescents of the second, 
 a crescent between two cinquefoils or. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a lion's head erased azure, gorged with a collar gemel 
 argent, a cinquefoil between two crescents fesseways or. 
 Motto — "Nil sine Deo." Married, July 9, 1872, Mary 
 Olivier, dau. of West Awdry of Monkton, Chippenham ; 
 and has Issue — John West Awdry, Esq., b. 1874 \tn. Emma 
 Margaret Ruscombe, d. of A. R. Poole, Esq., late Recorder 
 of Bristol; and has issue— (i) John Arthur Henry Eyre 
 Awdry, Esq. , b. 1902 ; (2) Vere Ruscombe Awdry, Gentle- 
 man, b, 1904; and Mary Diana]; Frances Olivier; Lucy 
 Carr Delme ; and Margaret Alethea Verena. Estate — 
 Tadcroft, in the colony of New Zealand. Postal address 
 — Ardath, Salisbury. 
 
 The Rkverknd VERE AWDRY, Clerk in Holy Orders. 
 Born Oct. 14, 1854, being the seventh son of the late Sir 
 John Wither Awdry, Knight Bachelor, of Notton, co. Wilts, 
 J. P. and D.L. for that co. , M.A.. and Hon. Doctor of 
 Civil Law, Fellow of Oriel Coll., Oxford, Chief-Justice of 
 the Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay, by Frances 
 Ellen his second wife, dau. of the late Rt. Rev. Thomas 
 Carr, D. D. , Bishop of Bombay. Livery — Blue, yellow 
 and black striped waistcoat, silver hatband. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a bend azure, cottised sable, be- 
 tween two crescents of the second, a crescent between two 
 cinquefoils or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's head erased 
 azure, gorged with a collar gemel argent, a cinquefoil be- 
 tween two crescents fesseways or. Motto - ' ' Nil sine Deo. " 
 Married, firstly, 1887, Margaret Emily [d. 1889), dau. of 
 F. Man of Beckenham ; and had Issue — Hildred Margaret 
 Vere, b. 1889, d. 1891 ; secondly, 1891, Mary Louisa, dau. 
 of E. Man of St. Leonards ; and has had Isstie — Carol 
 Edward Vere Awdry, Gentleman, b. 1894; and Bridget 
 Hildred Vere, b. 1892, d. 1900. Residence — Ampfield 
 Vicarage, Romsey. 
 
 The Rt. Rev. WILLIAM AWDRY, Bishop of S. 
 Tokio, Japan, M.A. of the University of Oxford, Canon of 
 Chichester. Born Jan. 24, 1842, being the second son of 
 the late Sir John Wither Awdry, Knight Bachelor, of 
 Notton, CO. Wilts, J. P. and D.L. for that co. , M.A. and 
 Hon. Doctor of Civil Law, Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, 
 Chief-Justice of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Bom- 
 bay, by Frances Ellen his second wife, dau. of the late Rt. 
 Rev. Thomas Carr, D.D. , Bishop of Bombay. Livery — 
 Blue, yellow and black striped waiscoat, silver hatband. 
 Armoilal bearings — Argent, on a bend azure, cottised 
 sable, between two crescents of the second, a crescent 
 between two cinquefoils or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's 
 head erased azure, gorged with a collar gemel argent, a 
 cinquefoil between two crescents fesseways or. Motto— 
 "Nil sine Deo." Married, Aug. 4, 1868, Frances Emily, 
 sixth dau. of the Rt. Rev. George Moberly, D.D., Lord 
 Bishop of Salisbury. Postal address — Tokio, Japan. 
 
 HENRY AYLESBURY WALKER AYLESBURY, 
 Gentleman. Born Nov. 4, 1856, being the only son of 
 the late John Henry Walker (who assumed by Royal 
 Licence the name and arms of Aylesbury on succeeding 
 to the Packwood estates, oy the will of his cousin Wilson 
 Aylesbury), by his wife Georgina Horsman. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross azure ; 2 and 
 3, azure, a chevron argent, senile of goutes of the field be- 
 tween three escutcheons of the second, each charged with 
 a crescent of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crests 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 m 
 
 m 
 
 —I. OB • wfcath of the eoJouw. upon ihe tnink of « troe 
 inirttnilil proper. • drMon't beM ermwd or, gorged with 
 • •oOar gnnrl uura ; a. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 
 mount vert, a crescent azure, within a chain in orle or. 
 Motto — " Virtutis amore." 5«a/— Aylcibury House, Pack- 
 wood, CO. Warwick. Residence — Taipeng, Perak, Straits 
 Settlements. 
 
 AYLMER, see HENDRICK-AYLMER. 
 
 AYLMER of Lyons and Courtown {c. 1500 or earlier). 
 Argent, a cross sable between four Cornish choughs proper. 
 Mantltllg sable and argent. Crest— out of a ducal coronet 
 a Cornish chough rising all proper. Motto—" Hallelujah." 
 
 Sons of Aylmer of Lyons : — 
 
 Gerald Joseph Aylmer, Gentleman. Hes. — 28 Antrim 
 Mansions, Haverstock Hill, N.W. 
 
 Reginald A. Aylmer, Esq., Major (ret.), Mil. dud— 
 United Sports. 
 
 Sons of Michael Aylmer, Elsq., of Courtown, J. P., t. 
 
 1831 ; d. 1885 ; m. 1853, Charlotte, d. of Hans Hen- 
 
 drick of KerdiflTstown : — 
 Major John Algernon Aylmer of Courtown {f.v.). 
 Hans Hendrick Hendrick-Aylmer, Esq., of KerdifTs- 
 town {f.v). 
 
 Algernon Ambrose Michael Aylmer, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Trin. Coll.. Dub.), i. 1857; m. 1886. Frances Sophia, d. of 
 Meade Caulfeild Dennis of Fortgranite, co. Wicklow ; and 
 has issue— (i) Richard Michael Aylmer, Gentleman, d. 
 1887; and Theodora Margaret. 5^a/ — Rathmore, co. 
 Kildare. 6/«*— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Sons of Udolphus, 7th Baron Aylmer, *. 1814 ; d. 1901 ; 
 
 m. 1841, Mary Elira, d. of Edward Joumeaux, Esq., 
 
 J. P., of Dublin, and of Melbourne, Canada :— 
 The Rl Hon. Sir Matthew Aylmer, 8ih Baron Aylmer, of 
 Balrath, co. Meaih (Irel., i May 1718). nth Bart. (Irel.. 
 166a). latterly Col. and Adj. -Gen. Canadian Mil., Brig.- 
 Gen. and Insp.-Gen. Canadian Forces, late Lieut. 7th 
 Roy. Fus. [Arms as above, the shield charged with the 
 Ineicutcheon of Ulster. Motto— " Steady." Supporters 
 —Two sailors (/r*»^. George L) proper, habited azure, the 
 dexter hoMing a cross-staff, the smister a lead-line all pro- 
 per], i. 1842; m. 1875. Amy Gertrude, d. of Hon. John 
 Young of Montreal; and has issue— (i) Hon. John Frederick 
 Whitworth Aylmer. i. 1880; (a) Hon. Kenneth Aihalmar 
 Aylmer. i. 1883 ; (3) Hon. Basil Udolphus Aylmer. i. 1886 ; 
 
 anor, 
 
 Hon. Amelia Winifred ; and Hon. Florence Gwendolen. 
 /fes. Ottawa. Ontario, Can.ida. 
 
 Hon. Henry Aylmer, Barrister-at-Law, late Lieut. Roy. 
 Marine Art. and Member of Canadian I'arlt.. Lieut. -Col. 
 Canadian Mil.. *. 1843; m. 1870, Louisa Blanche Fanny, 
 eld. d. of Henry Aspinall Howe, LL.D. 
 
 Hon. Frederick Whitworth Aylmer, Capt. Canadian Mil., 
 >. 1850; m. 1899, Emma Meredyth Lang. /fes. 
 
 Sons of Hon. Henry Aylmer, i. 1816; d. 1900; m. 
 
 1846 ; Eliza, d. of Henry .Mkins : — 
 John Athalmar Aylmer. Esq.. d. 1847; m. 1883, Mary 
 Christine, d. of Judge Pringle of Ontario ; and has issue- 
 Edith Christine ; Mary Dorothy ; and Muriel Esmte. 
 ^«.— Peterborough, Ontario. 
 
 Henry Brooke Aylmer, Esq., late Capt. Canadian Mil.. 
 i, 1853; m. 1901, Amelia Bertha Coates. 
 
 Sons of late Henry Lovell Aylmer, Gentleman, *. 1848 ; 
 
 d. 1883 ; m. 187a. his cousin Hon. Isabella Aylmer, d. 
 
 of Udolphus, 7th Lord Aylmer : — 
 Arthur Lovell Aylmer, Gentleman, i. 1873; m. 1900, 
 Ghetta, d. of Col. Sweeney. Res.— 
 
 Henry Udolphus Paget Aylmer, Gentleman, b. 1876. 
 Res.— 
 
 Yr. Son of Major-Gen. Henry Aylmer, R.A., b. 181^ ; 
 
 d. 1904; m. 1847, Charlotte Louisa, d. of J 
 
 Gwatkin : — 
 Frederick Arthur Aylmer, Esq., Lieut. -Col. and Bt.-C 
 late R.A., b. 1849; tn. 1890, Constance Isabella, d, 
 C. W. Grenfell of Taplow Court, Bucks ; and has issue 
 (i) Christopher Aylmer. Gentleman, b. 1890; (2) Edw 
 Arthur Aylmer, Gentlem.in. b. 1892 ; (3) Henry Gerald 
 Aylmer. Gentleman, b. 1896 ; (4) Claud Aylmer. Gentleman, 
 b. 1900 ; and Rose Caroline Georgiana. Res. — Newton 
 Cross, Barnstaple, N. Devon. Clubs — United Service, 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Fenton John Aylmer (eld. s. of nth 
 
 Bart.), b. 1835; d. 1862; m. 1857, Isabella Eleanor, 
 
 eld. d. of George Darling (h. and successor to 
 
 uncle, Matthew CuUey), of Fowberry Tower, N 
 
 umberland : — 
 Sir Arthur Percy FitzGerald Aylmer of Donadea, 
 Bart. (Irel. 25 Jan. 1621). b. 1858; tn. ist, 1878, Annie ((Z. 
 1884), d, of John Sanger; and 1885, Anne, d. of J. 
 Douglas Reid of New York. Re^. — Donadea Lodge, West 
 End Village, Hants. 
 
 Fenton John Aylmer, Esq., V.C, Col. R.E., served in 
 Burmah 1886-7 (desp. , medal and clasp), with Hazara 
 Field Force 1891 (desp. and clasp), Hunza-Nagar Exped. 
 1891-2 (desp., clasps, and V.C), Isazai Field Force 1892, 
 and in Chitral 1895 (desp., medal, and clasp, &c.), b. 1862. 
 Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Yr. son of Sir Arthur Percy Aylmer, nth Bart., d. 
 
 1885 ; m. 1832, Martha, d. of Richard Reynell of Killy- 
 
 non, CO. Westmeath : — 
 John Evans Freke Aylmer, Esq., late Capt. 54th Regt., 
 M.P. for Maidstone 1880-85, b. 1838; m. 1 861, Frances 
 Margarita, d. of James Thomson, Hanseatic Consul |9 
 Gibraltar; and has issue— (i) Gerald Arthur Evans Frelfl 
 Aylmer, Gentleman (19 Springfield Avenue, WestmouniP 
 Montreal, Canada), b. 1869 [»». 1898. Mabel Howard, d. of 
 Hon. J. K. Ward, M.L.C. Prov. Quebec; and has issue— 
 Fenton Gerald Aylmer, Gentleman, b. 1901, and Margaret 
 Lydia] ; (2) Henry Evans Freke Aylmer, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.N., b. 1878; Amy Geraldme Frances; Nina Florence 
 Mary [m. 1886, Arthur Thomas Marson]; Dora Gertrude; 
 Grace Marion; and Elfrida Fenton. Res. — Ferney 
 Surbiton. 
 
 Son of Justin John Aylmer, Esq., R.N., New Zealand, 
 
 b. 1831 ; m. 2nd, 1869, Susan Anne Cockerill, d. of 
 
 Samuel Beswick : — 
 Justin Arthur Aylmer, Gentleman, b. 1870; m. 1895, 
 Annie Laura, d. of T. H. Harper. Res. — 
 
 Son of William Henry Aylmer, b. 1833 ; d. 1882 ; m. 
 
 ist, 1861, Henrietta, d. of Dr. Martin: — 
 Percy Aylmer, Gentleman, b. 186-. Res. — 
 
 Sons of John Harrison Aylmer, Esq., of Walworth 
 
 Castle, J. P., D.L., b. 1812 ; d. 1868 ; m. 1849, Rosanna 
 
 Louisa, d. of Vice-Adm. Sir Joshua Coghill, Bart:— 
 Gerald Percy Vivian Aylmer, Esq., of Walworth (q.v.). 
 Edmund Kendal Grimston Aylmer, Esq., C.B. (1902), 
 Col. 19th Hussars, b. 1859. C/«^— Naval and Military. 
 
 CAROLINE MARIA AYLMER, Spinster, eldest and 
 only surviving child of the late Sir Gerald George Aylmer, 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 47 
 
 oth Baronet, Justice of the Peace, by his wife Alicia Hester 
 Caroline, fourth daughter of Richard Conway Dobbs of 
 t;astle Dobbs, county Antrim. Livery— {Dress] white coats 
 nd vest piped black, black breeches and stockings, silver 
 uttons; (undress) black, silver buttons. Armorial bear- 
 Qga are, upon a lozenge : Argent, a cross sable between 
 bur Cornish choughs proper, ^.f/a/e — Settled estate of 
 Donadea in county Kildare, inherited at the death of only 
 (.rother, Sir Justin Gerald Aylmer, nth Baronet. Fosiai 
 [ddress- Donadea. Castle, county Kildare, Ireland. C/uis 
 U Alexandra, Sesame. 
 
 S GERALD PERCY VIVIAN AYLMER, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 iounty of Durham, High Sheriff 1887. Born July 8, 1856, 
 leing the third and eldest surviving son of John Harrison 
 Ivylmer, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 ienant, by his wife Rosanna Louisa, daughter of .Admiral 
 Kir Josiah Coghill, Baronet. C/«*— Bachelors'. Livery— 
 i Vhite and silver. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Vrgent, a cross sable between four Cornish choughs proper. 
 iJpon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 Vith a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, out of 
 j. ducal coronet or, a Cornish chough rising proper ; with the 
 [lotto, " Hallelujah." Estate and postal address — Wal- 
 rorth Castle, Darlington. 
 
 SJOHN ALGERNON AYLMER, Esquire, Major 
 in the 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards, J. P. 
 
 and D. L. for the county of Kildare, eldest son of Michael 
 Aylmer (died 1885) of Courtown, in the county of Kil- 
 dare, by his wife Charlotte Margaret, daughter of Hans 
 Hendrick, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Kerdiffstown, 
 in the county of Kildare. C/«3j-— Naval and Military, 
 Cavalry, Kildare Street Club (Dublin). Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Argent, a cross sable, between 
 four Cornish choughs proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, a Cornish chough rising out 
 of a ducal coronet all proper. Motto — " Hallelujah." 
 Married, 1886, Blanche (d. 1895), third dau. of late John 
 Eveleigh Wyndham of Clearwell Court, in the county of 
 Gloucester, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Colonel Fitz- 
 gerald of Turlo Park, in the county of Mayo ; and has Issue 
 — John Wyndham Aylmer, Gentleman, born March 9, 1889; 
 and Stella Wyndham. Estates — Courtown, Ballycannon, 
 Rathcoffey, in the county of Kildare, and lands in King's 
 Co. Postal address — Courtown, Kilcock, co. Kildare. 
 
 AYLWARD, see TOLER-AYLWARD. 
 
 AYNSLEY, see MURRAY-AYNSLEY. 
 
 AYSCOGHE. quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 AYSCOUGH, quartered by FAWKES. 
 
 AYTOUN. see SINCLAIR AYTOUN. 
 
 B 
 
 . FRANCIS EVANS BABINGTON, Esquire, J. P. for 
 ho. Suffolk. Born July 31, 1830, being the eldest son of 
 
 he late Matthew Babington, Esq. , J. P. , by his wife Frances, 
 l;hird dau. of Nicholas Sykes of Swanland, near Hull. Ar- 
 IXiorlal bearings — Argent, ten torteaux, four, three, two, 
 |ind one; in chief a label of three points azure. Mantling 
 'jules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 j dragon's head between two dragons' wings gules. Motto — 
 r*Foy est tout." Married, May 8, 1867, Margaret Susan 
 \d. 1875), only dau. of the Rev. W. B. Dunbar of Glen- 
 bairn, CO. Dumfries; and has Issue — Katherine Margaret 
 (Frances Beckford. He married secondly, Aug. 9, 1893, 
 ■Octavia Stephanie Harriette, youngest dau. of Pastor 
 iLeonard Anet of Brussels. Residence — South Lodge, 
 
 Halesworth, Suffolk. 
 
 Reverend JOHN ALBERT BABINGTON, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. Born Nov. 13, 1843, being the third 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Gisborne 
 Babington, Esq., M.A., J. P., by his wife Augusta Theresa, 
 dau. of Francis Gerard Vecqueray, one of the Secretaries of 
 State to the King of Prussia for the Grand Duchy of the 
 Rhine. Armorial bearings — Argent, ten torteaux, four, 
 three, two, and one ; in chief a label of three points azure. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dragon's head between two dragons' wings gules. 
 Motto — " Foy est tout." Married, June 29, 1876, Emily 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. William Gardner, Vicar of Orping- 
 ton, Kent ; and has issue— (1) Percy Lancelot Babington, 
 Gentleman, B.A., LL.B., b. July 24, 1877; (2) Humfrey 
 
 ' Temple Babington, Gentleman, b. July 19, 1884 ; and Mar- 
 garet Agnes. Residences ~'Wa\mev House, Tonbridge ; 
 
 iCossington, Leicestershire. 
 
 I THOMAS ZACHARY DODSON BABINGTON, Gen- 
 tleman. Born Nov. 27, 1889, being the eldest son of the late 
 Augustus Gisborne Babington, Esq., J. P. co. Gloucester, 
 by his wife Merriall Lucy, dau. of the Ven. Henry Patton, 
 Archdeacon of Ontario, Canada. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, ten torteaux, four, three, two, and one, in chief a 
 label of three points azure. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head between 
 two dragons' wings gules. Motto— " Foy est tout." Resi- 
 rff«f«— Redlands, Parkstone, Dorset. 
 
 Reverend FRANCIS JOSEPH BACCHUS, BA., 
 Member of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri, Birmingham. 
 
 Bom Jan. 4, i860, being the second son of the late Henry 
 Bacchus of the Manor House, Lillington, co. Warwick, by 
 his wife Isabella, dau. of Rev. James Gumming, Rector of 
 North Runcton, Norfolk. Armorial bearings — Per pale 
 argent and or, on a bend nebuly gules, between two ostrich 
 feathers erect sable, three eagles displayed of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a rock proper, thereon an eagle displayed 
 or, an eaglp's leg fesseways, erased at the thigh also or. 
 Motto — " Aquila non capiat mu=cam." Postal address — 
 Birmingham [Oratory, Edgbaston]. 
 
 GEORGE REGINALD BACCHUS, Gentleman. Born 
 June I, 1873, being the eldest son of the late George Henry 
 Bacchus, Esq., late Capt. of Permanent Artillery, N. S. 
 Wales, by his wife Mary Constance Annie, dau. of Rev. 
 Dr. John Woolley, D. C. L. , President of the University 
 of Sydney. Armorial bearing^ — Per pale argent and or, 
 on a bend nebuly gules, between two ostrich feathers erect 
 sable, three eagles displayed of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a rock proper, thereon an eagle displayed or, an 
 eagle's leg fesseways, erased at the thigh also or. Motto — 
 " .Aquila non captat muscam." 
 
 Reverend JOHN NORTHCOTE BACCHUS, Priest 
 in Holy Orders. Born Feb. 7, 1858, being the eldest 
 son of the late Henry Bacchus, B.A. , of Cote House, Staf- 
 ford, and the Manor House, Lillington, co. Warwick, by 
 his wife Isabella, dau. of Rev. James Cumming, Rector of 
 North Runction, Norfolk. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 argent and or, on a bend nebuly gules, between two ostrich 
 feathers erect sable, three eagles displayed of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a rock proper, thereon an eagle dis- 
 played or, an eagle's leg fesseways, erased at the thigh also 
 or. Motto — ".Aquila non captat muscam." Residence — 
 Presbytery, Henley-on-Thames. 
 
 ROBERT SIDNEY BACCHUS, Esquire, Lt.-Col. 4th 
 Batt. Suffolk Regt. Born July 21, 1855, being the third 
 but second surviving son of the late William Bacchus, 
 Gentleman, by his wife Emma, dau. of Robert Saunders 
 of Rememham Lodge, Henley-on-Thames. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale argent and or, on a bend nebuly gules, 
 between two ostrich feathers sable, three eagles displayed 
 of the second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a wnatb of Um eokian. ia front of a rock proper, thereon 
 M Milt 4kpl»9«l or. an eagla't leg fesaaways. erased at 
 Iha ll%b aSior. Moi«o •• AquiU noa captat muawm, 
 Mjrmi, April u. iMo. JesM Norah. dau. of Giltlat 
 IlilMkl of Monlrn H«ll. Surrey ; and has /tsiie—{i) Juhan 
 
 ftwiftiw. nintlT >. FeU ai. 1881. Lieut, and Batt. 
 
 LJanamriliirii Reft. : and (a) Koy Bacchus, Genllenmn, t. 
 April IQ. 1M3. Sub-Lieut. R.N. iVa/- Burghfield Manor. 
 
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 WILLIAM ERNEST BACCHUS, Esquire. J. P. for 
 eow Warwick. Htm August 6. 1846. beine the second but 
 tidest suiMvinR son of the late William Bacchus of Edg- 
 faMlon. by his wife Emma. dau. of Robert Saunders 
 of KcnK-fiihiim Ixxlgr. Henley-on-'l"hamrs. Armorial 
 baannff* Per pale argent and or. on a ben<l nebuly gules, 
 between two oslhch feathers erect sable, three eagles dis- 
 played of the second. Mantling jpiles and argent. Oraat— 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock proper, 
 thereon an eagle dispbyed or. an eagle's leg fesseways. 
 oaaed at the thigh also or. Motto" Aquila non captat 
 rouscam." Married Ethel, third dau. of Rev. John Oldham, 
 Vicar of Ottershaw, Surrey ; and has Issue - (i) John Basil 
 RowLind Bacvhus. Gentleman, t. May 17. 1874 ; (a) Henry 
 Ernest OUIham Bacchus, Gentleman, b. Oct. 19, 1879 ; (3) 
 William Herbert Ogden Bacchus, Gentleman, b. Oct. 4, 
 1885 ; Evelyn Ethel ; and Gladys Elsther. 5m/— Homton 
 Grounds. Ikinbury. 
 
 THOMAS BACHE. Gentleman. Armorial bearings- 
 Ermine, a lion rampant guardant sable, holding between 
 the paws a woolpack proper, within a bordure of the second, 
 charged with eight hcrants, a chief wavy gules, thereon a 
 bend engrailed or. U-twecn two roses argent, barbed and 
 seeded proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a mount vert, a demi-lion guardant sable, bezantde. gorged 
 with a wreath of oak or. holding between the paws a wool- 
 pack as in the arms. 
 
 PHILIP BACK, Gentleman, Alderman and Sheriff of 
 Norwich 1879. Born June 15, 1824, being the third but 
 only surviving son of the late Edward Back, by his 
 wife Harriot, dau. of Robert Alcock Barker. Armorial 
 baarlnfa— Per saltire argent and gules, a lion rampant 
 guardant proper, on a chief wavy argent, a woolf>ack of 
 the first lietwecn two bezants. MaJltlIng gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a grifllin passant per 
 pale wa\7 gules and argent, collared or, wings elevated 
 erminois. the dexter claw supporting a woolpack as in the 
 arms. Married, June 7, 1849, Hannah, dau. of Charles 
 Whaites of Witton Hall, Norfolk; and has Issue — Philip 
 Edward Back, Esq., Major ist Norf. Vol. Art. [to whom 
 refer]; Fanny Harriot [m., 1879, Frederick Edwards of 
 Norwich]; and Ethel Mary [m., 1887, Joseph Gibbons, 
 B. A. of Dulwich College, and has issue]. Postal address — 
 Eaton, Norwich. 
 
 PHILIP EDWARD BACK, Esquire, Lieut.-Col., V.D., 
 late of ist Norfolk Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteers. 
 Borm January 14, i860, being the only son of Philip 
 Back, Alderman and Sheriff of Norwich 1879, by his 
 wife Hannah, dau. of Charles Whaites of Whitton Hall, 
 CO. Norfolk. Armorial bearings— Per saltire gules and 
 argent, a lion rampant guardant proper, on a chief wavy 
 argent, a woolpack of the first, between two bezants. Mant- 
 Uajg gules and argent Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a griffin p.-issant per pale wavy gules and argent, collared 
 or, wings elevated erminois. the dexter claw supporting a 
 woolp.-tck as in the arms. Motto — " Splendidum virtus 
 insigne." Married, 1881, Ellen Race, younger dau. of 
 William Shales, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, and Bradwell, 
 Suffolk : and has Issue— {\) Philip Glandford Back, Gentle- 
 man, *. 1882 ; (a) William Edward Back, Gentleman, b. 
 »M9: (3) Nicholas Back, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (4) Thomas 
 Quarles Back. Gentleman, b. 1892; Dorothy, d. 1896; (5) 
 Robert Jermy Biick, d. 1898 ; Phyllis Mary ; and Helen 
 Ursula. A'«iV/r»«— Curat's House, Norwich ; and Man- 
 croU Towers, Oulton Broad, Suffolk. 
 
 CHARLES JAMES B.ACKHOUSE, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. of Durham. Bom 1848, being the second son of 
 William Backhouse and Katherine. daughter of William 
 Aldam. Livery — Blue, with white facmgs. Armorial 
 bearings— Per saltire or and azure, a saltire engrailed er- 
 
 mine between two roses in pale gules, barbed and 
 
 proper, and as many passion crosses in fcsse of the 
 
 Mantling ature and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a rock piopcr, thereon .an eagle 
 displayed vert, holding in each claw a cross as in the arnu, 
 a serpent on its back, the tail nowcd also proper. Motto-I 
 "Confido in Deo." Married, Oct. a8, 1874, l.ucy, elder 
 daughter of Major J. R. Vincent of Hemsworth, Lane Ends, 
 Wakefield. Estate and tostal address—'Ax. John's, Wolsing- 
 ham, Darlington. 
 
 EDMUND BACKHOUSE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Durham and for the 
 Tl^firfeflflllrfP North Ridingofthe county of York.only 
 Mj^\'^\)v\*J*\f surviving son of Jonathan Ikickhouseof 
 Polam, Darlington, and his wife Hannah 
 Chapman, daughter of Joseph Gurney of Norwich. Club— 
 Reform. Livery — Blue turned up with white. Armorial bear> 
 Ings — He bears for Arms : Party per saltire or and azure, a 
 saltire engrailed ermine between two roses in paleg\ilcs,l)arbed 
 and seeded profier, and as many passion crosses in fesse of 
 the first ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence for and in 
 right of His wife the arms of Fox, namely, ermine on a 
 chevron azure, three foxes' heads erased or, within a bordure 
 fleurett^ of the second ; and on a canton of the same a 
 drinking-cup of the third, surmounted by three fleurv 
 de-lis argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreatii of the 
 colours, in front of a rock prop)er, thereon an eagle dis- 
 played vert, holding in each claw a passion cross or, a 
 serpent on its back, the tail nowed also proper. Mar- 
 ried, September 22, 1848, Juliet Mary, only daughter of 
 Charles Fox of Trebah, Falmouth ; and has /««<?— Jonathan 
 Edmund Backhouse, Esquire [to whom refer] ; Charles 
 Hubert Backhouse, Gentleman, born September aa, i8c6 
 [married, 1880, Constance Maude, daughter of Ritchie 
 Ayton]; Sarah Juliet [married Horatio North Pym, and 
 died 1880] ; and Millicent Evelyn. Estate — 'I'rebah, in the 
 Parish of Constantine, Cornwall. Postal address— In- 
 bah, Falmouth. 
 
 EDWARD BACKHOUSE, Gentleman. Born Oct. 26, 
 1876, being the eldest son of the late James Edward Hack- 
 house, Esq. , J.P. CO. Durham, by his wife Eliz;ibeth Barclay, 
 eldest dau. of Henry Fowler of Woodford, Essex. Ar- 
 morial bearing^ — Per saltire or and azure, a saltire en- 
 grailed ermine between two roses in pale gules, bartjed ami 
 seeded proper, and as many crosses in fesse of the first. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a rock prop>er, thereon an eagle displayed ve 
 holding in each claw a cross as in the arms, a serpent < 
 its back, tlie tail nowed also proper. Motto— "Confi 
 in Deo." Postal address —Wvav/OTlh Grange, Croft, 
 lington. 
 
 Sir JONATHAN EDMUND BACKHOUSE, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the Noti 
 Riding of the county of York, and Deputy- Lieutenant fof 
 the county of Durham. Born November 15, 1849, being 
 the elder son of Edmund Backhouse, Esquire, of Trebah in 
 Ill's county of Cornwall [to whom refer], and Juliet Mary 
 his wife, only daughter of Charles Fox of Trebah, Fal- 
 mouth. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Quar- 
 terly I and 4, party per saltire or and azure, a saltire 
 engrailed ermine between two roses in pale gules, barbed 
 and seeded proper, and as many passion crosses in fesse of 
 the first (for Backhouse) ; 2 and 3, ermine on a chevron 
 azure, three foxes' heads erased or, within a bordure flory 
 of the second, on a canton of the same, a drinking-cup of 
 the third, surmounted by three fleurs-de-lis argent (for 
 Fox), impaling the arms of Salusbury-Trelawny, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron sable, between three 
 oak-leaves slipf>ed proper ; 2 and 3, gules, a lion rampant 
 per bend sinister argent and erminois, ducally crowned or, 
 between three crescents, on a canton of the last, a bear's 
 head erased, muzzled sable. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a rock prop)er, thereon an eagle dis- 
 played vert, holding in each claw a passion cross or, a 
 serpent on its back, the tailed nowed also proper. Married, 
 November 29, 1871, Florence (d. 1902), youngest child of 
 the late Sir John Salusbury-Trelawny, ninth Baronet ; and 
 has Issue— (i) Edmund Trelawny Backhouse, Esq., b. 1873; 
 (2) Oliver Backhouse, Esq., Lieut. R.N., b. 1876; (3) 
 Roger Roland Charles Backhouse, Esq., Lieut. R.N., *. 
 1878; (4) Miles Roland Charles Backhouse, Esq.. D.S.O. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 49 
 
 (a twin with Roger), Capt. 5th Imp. Yeom., Major Nor- 
 thumberland Hussars; and Harriet Jane [w., 1901, John 
 
 Ritchie Findlay of Aberlour, Banffshire]. Postal address — 
 —The Uplands, Darlington. 
 
 BACON (H. Coll., 22 Feb. 1568). Gules, on a chief 
 argent, two mullets pierced sable. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar statant 
 ermine. Motto — " Mediocria firma." 
 
 Sons of Sir Henry Hickman Bacon, loth and nth 
 
 Bart., Capt. 3rd D.G. (Sheriff Lines. 1867), b. 1820; 
 
 d. \Zt2\ m. 1853, Elizabeth, d. of Sir Thomas Beckett, 
 
 Bart :— 
 Sir Hickman Beckett Bacon, nth Bart., of Redgrave 
 (22 May 161 1 ), and 12th Bart. , of Mildenhall {29 July 1627), 
 Premier Baronet of England, late Lieut. Gren. Gds., J. P., 
 C.A.,D.L. (High Sheriff co. Lincoln 1887), B'.S.A., b. 1855. 
 Seat — Thonock Hall, Gainsborough, Lines. Town res.— 
 Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. Clubs — Royal Societies', 
 Burlington Fine Arts. 
 Nicholas Henry Bacon, Esq. (q.v.). 
 
 Thomas Walter Bacon, Esq., J. P. Essex, b. 1863; tn. 
 1901, Edith Mary, d. of Alexander Samuel Leslie-Melville 
 of Branston Hill, Lines.; and has issue — (i) Anthony Walter 
 Bacon, Gentleman, b. 1902; (2) Francis Thomas Bacon, 
 Gentleman, b. 1904. Seat — Ramsden Hall, Billericay, 
 Essex. 
 
 Richard Castell Bacon, Esq., M.A. Camb., J. P., Parts 
 of Lindsey and Lines. Lieut. Lines., I.Y., formerly Lieut. 
 Notts Yeo. Cav., b. 1866. 5<f(//— Willingham, by Stow, 
 Gainsborough. Clubs— ]vin\oT Carlton, Wellington, &c. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Francis Bacon of The Hall, Much 
 
 Hadham, b. 1824 ; d. 1882 ; w. 1855, Caroline Cecilia, d. 
 
 of Peter Clement Cazalet of Kemp Town, Brighton : — 
 Rev. Reginald Cazalet Bacon, M.A. Camb., late Rector 
 of Gilston, b. 1861 ; m. 1890, May Blanche, d. of late Rev. 
 W. Rimington, Rector of Norton; and has issue — Francis 
 Riniington Bacon, Gentleman, b. 1891. Hes. — 3 Denmark 
 Terrace, Brighton. Club—RoY^X Societies'. 
 
 Henry Bacon, Esq., J. P. Herts, B.A. Camb., b. 1865. 
 Seat—Unch Hadham Hall, Herts. C/a*— Windham. 
 
 KENRICK VERULAM BACON, Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 
 Surrey, late Captain 29th (Worcestershire) Regt. Born 
 
 March 22, 1838, being the only son of the late Kenrick 
 
 Bacon of Roehampton, and of Hale, Farnham, Surrey, by 
 
 ^his wife Mary Ann, dau. of John M'Cumming, Esq., some- 
 
 time Captain 31st Regiment of Foot, of the Grange. 
 Wrecclesham, Farnham, by his wife Charlotte, eldest dau, 
 and co-heiress of John Beaumont, Esq., of Whitley Hall, 
 CO. York, grandson of Charles Bacon, Esq., sometime Capt. 
 in the Army, of Moor Park, Surrey, by his wife Martha, dau. 
 of Sir John Gibbons, Bart., of Stanwell Place, Middlesex. 
 /Lzwrv — Claret-coloured coat, white facings, silvt- r hatbands ; 
 (undress) light drab with claret facings. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, on a chief argent, two mullets pierced sable, within 
 a bordure wavy ermine. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a boar statant ermine, bristled 
 armed, and unguled or, debruised by a bendlet sinister 
 
 wavy gules. MottO — " Mediocria firma." Married, Oct. 
 30, 1862, Jessie, youngest dau. of Thomas Wing of Gray's 
 Inn, and Hampstead, Middlesex ; and has Issue — (i) Ken- 
 rick Verulani Bacon, Gentleman, Commander Royal Indian 
 Marine, b. Dec. 5, 1864 ; (2) Francis Verulam Bacon, 
 Gentleman, b Dec. 24, 1868, d. Oct. 29, 1899 ; (3) Sidney 
 Kenrick Bacon, Gentleman, P. & O. Co.'s Service, Sub.- 
 Lieut. R.N.R. , b. March 29, 187 1 ; (4) Basil Kenrick Wing 
 Bacon, Esq., Capt. 2nd Batt. Worcestershire Regt. ,^. May 
 28, 1872; (5) Charles Raymond Kenrick Bacon, Gentleman, 
 Lieut, ist Batt. "Queen's" Regt., b. Jan. 12, 1877; (6) 
 Edmund Kenrick Bacon, Gentleman, b. April 27, 1879 ; 
 Ethel Joane de Beaumont ; Jessie Rusilla ; Mary Everilda ; 
 Camilla Louisa Geraldine ; and Constance Monica. Resi- 
 dences T'h& Lodge, Hale, Farnham, Surrey; Cuffnells, 
 Eastbourne, Sussex. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 3 NICHOLAS HENRY BACON, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1895 forco. Norfolk, late Capt. 4th 
 Dragoon Guards, served in Egyptian Campaign 1882 (medal 
 and clasp and Khedive's star). Bor7i Oct. 22, 1857, being 
 the second son of the late Sir Henry Hickman Bacon, 
 Premier Bart. Livery — dark blue, gilt buttons, drab 
 overcoat. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chief argent, 
 two mullets pierced sable. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar statant ermine. 
 Motto — " Mediocria firma." Married, June 22, 1893, Con- 
 stance Alice, youngest dau. of Alexander S. Leslie-Melville 
 of Branston Hall, co. Lincoln ; and has hsue — Edmund 
 Castell Bacon, Gentleman, b. March 18, 1903; Margery 
 Frances ; Albinia Joane ; Bridget Louisa ; and Constance 
 Rhoda Elizabeth. Seat — Raveningham Hall, Norwich, 
 Clubs — Carlton, Naval and Military, Arthur's. 
 
 BADEN-POWELL (R. L. , ). Quarterly, i and 4, per 
 
 fesse or and argent, a lion rampant guardant gules, between 
 two tilting-spears erect proper (Powell) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 lion rampant proper, ducally crowned or, within an orle of 
 four crosses pat6e gules and as many fleurs-de-lis azure 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 IflWlwl ■uitllBf gulM and or. OrMto— i. on a wreath 
 «r iIm aoloun, aUoii pMsant or, in the paw a broken 
 tMriaf-WMtf in bmd proper pendent therefrom by a riband 
 folM, •• eaoutftinon resting on the wreath sable, charged 
 «ith»phaaaor (Powell) : a. out of a crown vallery or. a 
 dwniWnn rwapaai gutes, on tlie bead a like crown, charged 
 oa tiM aboulder with a crou patte argent, and supporting 
 whh lb* paws a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt gold. 
 Maltn '• A I nyd jrw pwyll pyd yw." Livety—Critusoa 
 •ad red. 
 
 Soaa of Rev. Haden Powell (1796-1860), Vicar of Plum- 
 stMd. M.A. (Oxon.). V.P.R.S..F.R.Ast.S.. F.R.G.S.. 
 OT. ist. i8ai. Elica Rivat {d. 1836); and, 1837. 
 Charlotte (1/. 1844). d. of William Pope of Hillendene, 
 Midds. : 3rd. 1846, Henrietta Grace, d. of Vice- 
 Adminil W. H. Smyth. K.S,F., D.C.L.. F.R.S. 
 (sister of Prof. Piazzi Smyth. Astronomer Roy. for 
 Scotland, and great-nicar of isi I^rd Nelson) : — 
 Henry Wanngton Smyth Hadeii Baden-Powell, Gentle- 
 man. F.R.G.S.. Barrister Inner Temple (1876), Admiralty 
 Barrister. >. 3 Feb. . 1847. Res.—yi Prince's Gate. London, 
 S.W. Chambers— 2 J^»per Buildings, Temple, E.C. 
 
 Francis Smyth Baden-Powell, Gentlem.in. M.A. (Oxon.), 
 4. 39 July, 1850 ; m. Florence Watt ; and has issue — Robert 
 Baden-F'owcll, Gentleman, b. 1903. Res.— 
 
 Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, Esq., Major- 
 Gen, late Col. 5th Dragoon Guards. Intelligence Officer 
 Zulu operations 1887, Assistant Mil. Sec. South Africa 
 1888, becretary to Special Mission to Swaziland 1889, 
 Mil. Sec. and A.D.C. Malta 1890, Special Service Ashanti 
 1895-6, and in South Africa 1896-7. Major-GenentI Baden- 
 Powell was in command throughout the memorable siege 
 of Mafeking, and was promoted Major-General for his 
 distinguished services in connection with the heroic defence 
 of that place, is Inspector-Gen. of Cavalry, b, 23 Feb.. 1857. 
 R€s.—ya Prince's Gate. S. W. 
 
 Baden Fletcher Smyth Baden-Powell, Esq., Major Scots 
 Guards; Nile Expedition. 1884-85. Guards Camel Corps 
 (medal, clasp, and Khedive's Star) ; A.D.C. to Sir Anthony 
 Musgrave i888 ; A.D.C. and Private Secretary to Sir 
 Henry Norman, in Queensland, 1889-90, b. aa May, 
 i860. Res.—y* Prince's Gate. S.W. 
 
 Son of the late Sir George Smyth Baden-Powell. 
 K.C.M.G., F.R.G.S.. F.R.C.I., (1847-1898) [son of 
 above-mentioned Rev. Baden-Powell (1796-1860]), m. 
 1893. Frances, d. of Charles Wilson of Glendowan, 
 Cheltenham : — 
 Donald Baden-Puwell, Esq., b. 1897. A'«.— 114 Eaton 
 Square, S.W. 
 
 BADENOCH, quartered by GORDON and GORDON- 
 LENNOX. 
 
 BADGER, quartered by WETHERED. 
 
 LAURENCE JOHN BADHAM-THORNHILL, Es- 
 auire. Lieut. -Col. (Retired) Connaught Rangers, J. P. 
 Counties Galway and Cork. Bom July 28. 1843. being the 
 second son of Edward Badham-Thornhill, Castle Kevin, 
 CO. Cork, late 8th Royal Irish Hussars, who died 1884, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Lau John O'Neill-Donovan. 
 Livery Green faced yellow, gold buttons crested. Armo- 
 rUl bearing Quarterly i and 4. barry of 10 gules and 
 argent, on a chief of the second a hand and dagger proper, 
 sleeved azure, between two pellets (for Thornhill); 2 and 3, 
 or, on a cross gules, five mullets of the field (for Badham). 
 M a n t lin g gules and argent. Cre«t-On a mount vert, a 
 thorn bxish. thereon a robin-redbreast proper. Motto — 
 
 ■ Conquer or die. " Married, April 11, 1872. Emily Geral- 
 dine (d. 1900). elder dau. of the late George Binks Braddell, 
 Esq., J. P., of Cluhamon, co. Wexford ; and has Issue -(1) 
 Edward Badham-Thornhill, Gentleman, b. June 23, 1874 ; 
 (a) George Badham-Thornhill, Gentleman, Lieut. R.A. 
 *. Dec. 23. 1876: (3) Lau John Badham-Thornhill, Gentle- 
 man *. Jan. 30, 1877, d. 1900; (4) Henry Badham-Thornhill, 
 Gentleman, b. July 3, 1880; (5) William Badham-Thornhill. 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 7. 1885; (6) Charles Badham Thorn- 
 
 IL' "S? *"• *• ^P'- 30. 1888 ; Georgenia, d. March 30, 
 188a : Erojly Gerald ; and Elinor, d. Oct. 21, 1884. Seats— 
 Carnpnahon, Mookstoo. ca Cork ; Abbey, Knockmore, 
 
 BAGENAL (R.L.. 183a). Barry of four ermine and or, a 
 lioo rampant azure, armed and langued gules. Mitntiing 
 
 azure and argent. Orett — On a wreath of the colours, 
 an heraldic antelope sejant vert, attired, unguled, ducally 
 gorged and chained or. 
 
 Sons of Philip B.igenal (formerly Newton), b. 1796] 
 d. 1856 ; m. 1838, Georgiana Thomasina, d. of Maja 
 James Boyd, K. D. Guards, of Rosslare, co. We 
 ford :— 
 Beauchamp Frederick Ikigenal, Esq., of Benekerry (^.v.f 
 Philip Henry B-igenal, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), Barrisb 
 at-Law, Insp.-Gen. of Ixx»l Govt. Brd.,^. 1850; m. 18 
 Harriot Jocelyn, d. of Walter Hore of Linfield, Limeric_, 
 (by Marion Jane, d. of Rt. Rev. H. Griffin, 1)1)., Bishop* 
 of Limerick); and has surv. issue — (i) Philip Hope I'.dwaid 
 Bagenal, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; (a) NichoLis Ueauthamu 
 Bagenal, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; Faith Marion ; and Georgia 
 Charis Mabel. Res. — 39 Kent Road, Harrogate. Club 
 Constitutional. 
 
 BEAUCHAMP FREDERICK BAGENAL, Esquire. ( 
 Benekerry, co. Carlow, J. P., formerly Lieut. 45ih Reg 
 High Sheriff CO. Carlow 1871. Born Sept. 10, 1846, lieing til 
 second but eldest surviving son of the late Philip Newton ( 
 Benekerry, who assumed by Royal License, dated March ( 
 1832, the surname and arms of Bagenal , by his wife Georgia 
 Thomasina, dau. of Major James Boyd of Rosslare, 
 Wexford. Armorial bearings — Barry of four ermine 
 or, a lion rampant azure, armed and langued gules; an 
 impaling the arms of Hall- Dare, namely, quarterly i and < 
 azure a lion rampant argent, between three lozenges 
 each charged with an increscent gules, in chief a cross* 
 crosslet of the third (for Dare) ; 2 and 3 sable, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three battle-axes erect or, as many eagles 
 displayed of the field. Mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an heraldic 
 antelope sejant vert, attired, unguled, ducally gorged and 
 chained or. Married, July 5, 1870, Ethel Constance M.ary, 
 dau. of Robert Westley Hall-Dare, Esq., of Newtonbarry, 
 CO. Wexford ; and has Issue — (1) Beauchamp Walter Bage- 
 nal, Gentleman, b. Jan. 5, 1873; (2) Charles James Bagenal, 
 Gentleman, b. March 22. 1877 ; Mary Verena, Violet, and 
 Kathleen Prudence Eirene. Estates and postal addresses 
 — Benekerry, Carlow. 
 
 CLAUDE BAGGALLAY, Esquire, K.C. (1897), LL.M. 
 (Cantab).. Barrister-at-Law (Lincaln's Inn)., formerly 
 
 ■^:;::$?^ 
 
 scholar of Trinity Hall, Camb. Born 1853, being the 
 fourth son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Baggallay, P.C, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 51 
 
 11 Lord-Justice of Appeal 1875-85, by his wife Marianne, 
 iiau. of the late Henry Charles Lacy, formerly M.P. for 
 iBodmin. Armorial bearing's — Per chevron gules and 
 iizure, on a chevron or, between three goats' heads erased 
 iirgent, as many fleurs-de-lis of the second. Mantling 
 Ijules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goat's 
 pead erased argent, charged on the neck with three fleurs-de- 
 lis one and two azure. Motto — " Stemmata quid faciunt." 
 \Marritid, 1881, Mabel, dau. of the late Sir Richard 
 IHenry Wyatt of Garthyngharad, Merioneth ; and has Issue 
 I— (i) Richard Romer Claude Baggallay, Gentleman, 6. 1884; 
 2) Mervyn Eric Claude Baggallay, Gentleman, 6. 1887; 
 [Elinor Mercy Claude ; Phyllis May Claude ; and Gaynor 
 iPhoebe Claude. /Residences — 20 Elvaston Place, South 
 JKensington, London, S.W. Cluds — United University, 
 IBath, Whitehall. 
 
 1 ERNEST BAGGALLAY, Esquire, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Sarrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn, M.P. for Lambeth (Brixton 
 Division), 1885-87, Police Magistrate (West Ham) 1887, 
 Metropolitan Police Magistrate 1901. Born 1850, being 
 l:he third son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Baggallay, 
 iP.C, a Lord-Justice of Appeal 1875-85, by his wife Mari- 
 linne, dau. of Henry Charles Lacy, Esq., of Withdean Hall, 
 fPatcham, Sussex, M.P. for Bodmin. Armorial bearings 
 [—Per chevron gules and azure, on a chevron or, between 
 f;hree goats' heads erased argent, as many fleurs-de-lis of the 
 jsecond, impaling the arms of Burrell, namely vert, three 
 jscutcheons arg-int, each having a bordure engrailed or. 
 'Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 .1 goat's head erased argent, charged on the neck with three 
 jieurs-de-lis, one and two azure. Motto — " Stemmata quid 
 Ifaciunt." Married, 1876, Emily Charlotte Edrica, dau. of 
 iSir Walter W. Burrell, sth Baronet ; and has Issue — Richard 
 'Burrell Baggallay, Gentleman, b. 1878, d. 1904; Ernest 
 Burrell Baggallay, Gentleman, b. 1879 ; Dorothea Julia ; 
 ind Frances Lois. Residences — 106 Elm Park Gardens, 
 iLondon, S.W. ; The Moat, Cowden, Kent. C/ai>— United 
 j'University. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES BAGGALLAY, Esquire, C.E. 
 'Lieut. -Col. Ry. and Engineer Vol. Staff Corps. Born 1849, 
 ioeing the second son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Richard 
 
 Baggallay, P.C. , a Lord-Justice of Appeal 1875. Armorial 
 ibearings— Per chevron gules and azure, on a chevron or, 
 l^tween three goats' heads erased argent, as many fleurs- 
 lie-lis of the second. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On 
 
 I virreath of the colours, a goat's head erased argent, charged 
 on the neck with three fleurs-de-lis one and two azure. 
 
 Motto —" Stemmata quid faciunt." Married Evelyn, 
 ./oungest dan. of Alfred Richards, Barrister-at-Law ; and 
 
 las Issue— KvtXyn Gladys. Residence— BXackdiOviin , Bishop's 
 Waltham, Hants. 
 
 S THOMAS EDWARD BAGGE, Esquire, Master of Arts 
 of the Universityof Cambridge, Deputy-Lieutenant and 
 
 ' (ustice of the Peace for the county of Norfolk, Lieutenant- 
 Colonel (retired) of the Prince of Wales' Own Norfolk 
 
 :Militia Artillery. Born April 30, 1838, being the eldest 
 
 Isurvivmg son of the late Richard Bagge, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife Pleasance, 
 
 1 daughter of the late Reverend E. Hulton, Doctor of Laws, 
 
 I Rector of the parish of Gaywood. Clubs— Oxford and 
 Cambridge. Livery — Blu^-hUck or dark blue coat and 
 trousers, red and white striped waistcoat and dark blue 
 greatcoat, brass buttons. Armorial bearings— Hebears for 
 
 .Arms: Lozengy paly bendy argent and gules, two flaunches 
 or, on achief of the last, an annulet between two cinquefoils of 
 the second ; and for the Crest, a pair of wings addorsed or, 
 semte of annulets gules ; with the Motto, " Spes est in deo." 
 Married, firstly, September 6, 1871, Louisa Maria Mary 
 
 :lwho died 1882), daughter of the late Frederick Walpole 
 Neppel, Esquire, of Lexham Hall, in the county of 
 Norfolk; and secondly, 1884, Constance Mary, younger 
 daughter of the late Lloyd Baxendale of Greenham Lodge. 
 in the county of Berkshire. Estates— G&yvfood and Isling- 
 ton Halls, and has property in the parishes of Mintlyn, 
 Ljeziate, Tilney All Saints, and Islington, and in the town 
 3t King s Lynn. Postal address— G&yviood Hall, King's 
 
 Rev. JOHN BAGHOT-DE LA BERE, M.A. (Oxon), 
 ^lerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Buxted St. Mary, Sussex. 
 ina Patron of the Vicarage of Prestbury. Born July 8. 
 
 1832, being the eldest son of Rev. John Baghot-De la 
 Bere, sometime Vicar of Prestbury, co. Gloucs., M.A. 
 (Oxon), J. P. CO. Gloucester, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 John Milford of Exeter. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure a bend or, cotised argent, between six 
 martlets of the second (for De la Bere) ; 2 and 3 ermine, 
 on a bend gules, three eagles displayed or (for Baghot) ; 
 and impaling the arms of Bruce of Downhill, viz. or, on 
 a saltire gules, a harp argent, a chief of the second, and 
 on a canton of the third, a lion rampant azure. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crests— i. out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 plume of eight ostrich feathers, five and three per pale argent 
 and azure (for De la Bere) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a buck's head caboshed sable, and between the attires a 
 
 greyhound current argent, collared gules (for Baghot). Motto 
 — " In cruce salus." Married, Oct. 30, i860, Louisa Eliza- 
 beth Margaret, youngest dau. of Sir James Robertson Bruce 
 of Downhill, co. Londonderry, Bart, (by Ellen, youngest dau. 
 of Robert Bamford-Hasketh of Gwrych Castle, co. Denbigh, 
 Esq.); and has had Issue — (i) Cyril De la Bere Baghot-De 
 la Bere, b. April 10, 1864 [m., March 27, 1894, Maud Mary, 
 elder dau. of James Ballard, Capt. R. N., of Brighton, and 
 has issue, Cyril John Baghot-De la Bere, b. July 29, 1896 ; 
 Wilfrid Ballard Baghot-De la Bere, b. Oct. 3, 1899 ; and 
 Winifrid Maud] ; (2) Wilfrid Baghott De la Bere Baghot-De 
 la Bere, b. Oct. 14, 1866, d. Aug. 15, 1867 ; (3) Basil Baghott 
 De la Bere Baghot-De la Bere, b. Jan. 21, 1868; (4) John 
 Baghott De la Bere Baghot-De la Bere, b. March 28, 1870, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of St. John's, 
 Bedminster ; (5) Thomas Baghott De la Bere Baghot-De la 
 Bere, b. April 12. and d. April 19, 1871 ; (6) Michael Patrick 
 De la Bere Baghot-De la Bere, b. Oct. 17, 1874 ; Etheldreda 
 Mary ; Ellen Bridget Mary ; Agatha Mary ; Winifrid Mary 
 Bruce ; and Louisa Elizabeth Mary, d. Oct. 7, 1876. Estate 
 —The Hayes, Prestbury, Gloucs. Postal address— Bnxi&d. 
 St. Mary Vicarage, Uckfield, Sussex. 
 
 RALPH BAGNALL BAGNALL- WILD, Esquire, 
 M.A. Camb., J.P. co. Nottingham, and Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born 1845, being the second son of William Kirkby ; 
 assumed by Royal License in the year 1868 the surnames of 
 Bagnall-Wild in lieu of his patronymic, and the arms of Wild 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 Annorlal b«arliifft are for Armi ; 
 
 Q,lJSC t tSMT**^'"'' " ''^'^ .-"KTiiilcil li.tw.tn in chief 
 IWOMUC*' h«««l« tTKKd. iui.l ill Jiosc an i-si-illop nil sable 
 Ifor Wild) • and 3 or. two Uirs rrniine. a lion mmpani 
 ■rare brtww* t*o fl4»unc»K« of the last (for Hagnall) ; and for 
 hii qrwU. I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-stag 
 
 sable. gutt<e-d"or, attired and resting the sinister foot on an 
 escallop or (for Wild), 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon the trunk of a tree fesseways eradicated and sprouting 
 proper, an heraldic antelope sejant azure, bezantde, gorged 
 with a collar gemel and homed or (for Bagnall); with the 
 Motto. "Sftr et loyal." Married, July 4. 1871, to Alice, 
 daughter of R. A. Pfeil of Guildford ; and has Issue— 
 Ralph Kirkby Bagnall-Wild, Esquire, Captain Royal 
 Engineers, bom August 18, 1873; and Maude Kirkby. 
 Estate and postal address— \A2SiOx House, Costock, Lough- 
 borough. 
 
 BAGOT, see NEVILLE-BAGOT. 
 
 S ARTHUR HENRY LOUIS BAGOT, Esquire, Capt. 
 late Somersetshire L. I., A.D.C. to Govs, of Madras 
 1878-88. Bom June 5, 1856, being the second son of the 
 late Col. Alexander Bagot, by his wife Gertrude Letitia, 
 dau. of Brig. -Gen. Robert Danipier Hallifax. Armorial 
 baarlBgS — Ermine, two chevronels azure, in chief a crescent 
 gules. IfMitltng azure and ermine. Crest — Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a goat's head argent, armed of the first, 
 and charged with a crescent g^les. Motto — " Antiquum 
 obtinens. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 CHARLES FITZROY ALEXANDER HALLIFAX 
 BAGOT, Gentleman. Bom Oct. 20, 1853, being the eldest 
 son of the late Alexander Bagot, Elsq., Col. B.C.S., by his 
 wife Gertrude Letitia, dau. of Brig. -Gen. Robert Uampier 
 Hallifox. Armorial bearings — Ermine, two chevronels 
 azure, in chief a crescent gules. MantUng azure and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's head 
 argent, armed of the tirst, and charged with a crescent gfules. 
 Motto — "Antiquum obtinens." Married, firstly, Aug. 17, 
 1881. Emily Maynard, dau. of Col. Charles Oldfield (mar- 
 riage dissolved 1890) ; and secondly, Feb. 9, 1891, Beatrice 
 Laura, widow of Gen. John Studholme Brownrigg, C.B. , 
 and datt of Chevalier L. Desanges; and has Issue — 
 Muriel Berge ; and Alexandra. 
 
 JOHN CHRISTOPHER BAGOT, Esquire. J. P. co. 
 Galway. Bom 1856, being the third but second surviving 
 
 TBagf 
 
 son of the late John Lloyd Neville- Bagot, Esq.. of Hallymoc. 
 J. P. cos. Galway. Clare, and Roscommon, by his wife 
 Anna Georgina, only dau. of Edmund Kirsvan of Rillyturin 
 Castle, CO. Galway. Armorial bearings - <,)iiart«'rly i nnd 
 4, ermine, two chevront-is nzure, in the dexter chief |>oint 
 n trefoil slipped vert (for B;\got) ; 2 and 3, arg.-nt, on a 
 bend dancett(^ sable, between two plain coiiscs azure, carh 
 charged with three bezants, as many Heurs-de-lis or (for 
 Cuff), in the centre of the quarters, a crescent for difference. 
 Orott — Issuing from a ducal coronet or, a goat's head 
 ermines, armed of the first. Motto — " Antiquum obtinons." 
 Married, Oct. 20, 1891, Anna Catherine, only dau. of 
 Licut.-Col. William Fleming, late 9Sth Regt.. of M.iy- 
 field, Ashbourne, Derbyshire; and has /w«^— Mary Eileen 
 Lilian ; and Kathleen Anna. Seat — Ballyturin, Gort, co. 
 Galway. 
 
 SJOSCELINE BAGOT, Esquire, Lt.-Col. Westmorland 
 and Cumberland Yeomanry, J. P. and D.L. co. West- 
 morland, M.P. for South Westmorland since 1892, formerU 
 Capt. Grenadier Guards (1874-1886), Aide-de-Camp to tin 
 Governor-General of C!anada, 1882, 1883. and again 1888, 
 1889, served in South African War 1899-1900 (mentioned in 
 despatches). Bom October 22, 1854, being the eldest son of 
 Colonel Charles Bagot of the Grenadier (iuards Assistant 
 Master of Ceremonies to Her Majesty, 1852, 1871, by his 
 wife Sophia, eldest daughter and co heir of Vice-Admiral 
 Josceline Percy, Companion of the Most Honourable Ordci 
 of the Bath, commonly known as the Honourable Josceliiu 
 Percy, brother of the Most Noble Hugh Percy, Duke of 
 Northumberland. Livery — Dark blue, with silver buttons 
 and yellow waistcoat. Armorial beturings— Ermine, twji 
 
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 chevronels azure (for Bagot); and impaling the arms of Leslie, 
 namely argent, on a bend azure, between two holly leaves 
 proper, three buckles or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's 
 head argent, attired also or; with the Motto, "Antiquum 
 obtinens." Married, June 11, 1885, Theodosia, Lady of 
 Grace of St. John of Jerusalem, Royal Red Cross and 
 South African medal, dau. of Sir John Leslie, ist Bart., 
 of Glaslough, Ireland, by his wife Constance Wilhelmma, 
 commonly known as Lady Constance Wilhelmina, dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. the Eari of Portarlington ; and has Issue— 
 Alan Desmond Bagot, Gentleman ; Dorothy ; Marjory Con- 
 stance; and Mary. Estates— \jey&m Hall, Milnthorpe, 
 Lord of the Manors of Helsington, Fawcett Forest, Gay- 
 thome, the fourth of the Barony of Kendal, called " Lumley 
 Fee," &c., all in the co. of Westmorland, Patron of two 
 livings. Postal address— he\ens Hall, Milnthorpe. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Guards'. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
TBag 
 
 TBaff 
 
 53 
 
 RICHARD BAGOT, Gentleman, a Knight of Malta. 
 
 Horn Nov. 8, i860, being the third son of the late Col. 
 
 Charles Bagot, J. P., Col. Grenadier Gu rds, and Col. 
 ,3rd K.O.S. B. Militia, and Assistant-Master of the Cere- 
 jjmonies to the Queen, by his wife Sopliia Louisa, dau. of 
 f Vice-Admiral Hon. Josceline Percy, C. B. Armorial beax- 
 \iass — Ermine, two chevronels azure, in chief a crescent 
 [gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Out of a 
 ! ducal coronet or, a goat's head argent, armed of the first 
 land charged with a crescent gules. Motto — "Antiquum 
 iobtinens." Residence — 42 Lowndes Street, S.W. 
 
 BAGOT (Confd. U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, ermine, 
 two chevronels azure, in the dexter chief point a trefoil 
 ^slipped vert (Bagot); 2 and 3, argent, on a bend 
 idancett^e sable between two plain cotises azure, each 
 charged with three bezants, as many fleurs-de-lis of the 
 field (Cuffe, 1544). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 Issuing from a ducal coronet or, a goat's head ermines, 
 armed of the first. Motto — " Antiquum obtinens." 
 Son of Edward Thomas Lloyd Neville- Bagot : — 
 Milo Victor Neville- Bagot of Bally moe and Aughrane, 
 \(,q.v.). 
 
 \ Sons of John Lloyd Neville- Bagot, Esq., of Ballymoe, 
 I J. P. cos. Galway, Clare, and Roscommon, b. 1814 ; 
 d. 1890 ; m. 1846, Anna Georgina, only d. of Edward 
 Henry Kirwan of Ballyturin Castle, co. Galway : — 
 John Christopher Bagot [q.v.]. 
 
 Charles Henry Bagot, Gentleman, b. i860; m. 1891, 
 Georgina Louisa, d. of John Osburne, M.D. , of Lindville, 
 CO. Cork ; and has issue— (i) Charles Henry Kirwan Bagot, 
 I Gentleman, b. 1895; Anna Georgina; and Gwendolin 
 Frances. Seat — Curraghmore, Athleague, co. Roscommon. 
 Sons of Charles Augustus Bagot, Gentleman, of Dublin, 
 b. ; d. i&jT, w. 1858, Fanny Louisa, d. of 
 A. S. Kerr :— 
 George Hindes Bagot, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Bernard William Bagot, Gentleman, h. . Res. — 
 William Sidney Bagot, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Son of Christopher Neville Bagot. Esq. , of Aughrane 
 j Castle, CO. Galway, b. ; d. 1877; ?n. 1875, Alice, 
 
 d. of Sir William Verner, 2nd Bart : — 
 William Hugh Neville Bagot, Gentleman, b 1875. 
 ! Res. — 
 
 j- BAGOT-CHESTER (Act of Par. , ) Quarterly, i and 
 
 I 4, per pale argent and sable, a chevron engr.iiled between 
 . three rams' heads erased all counterchanged, horned or, a 
 : bordure engrailed gules, bezant^e (Chester, 1560, Vn. of 
 I London); 2 and 3, ermine, two chevronels azure (Bagot, 
 I iemp. Richard II.). Mantling sable and argent Crests— 
 I I. on a wreath of the colours, a ram's head couped argent, 
 ' armed or (Chester) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a goat's 
 ■ head argent, armed gold (Bagot). 
 
 Sons of Lt. - Col. Charles Montague Bagot-Chester, 
 j J.P., D.L., of Chicheley Hall, Bucks, 6. 1815 ; d. 1879 ; 
 
 m. 1843 ; Maria, d. of Major Sandham :— 
 ! Charles Anthony Bagot-Chester, Esq., J. P. Bucks, b. 
 ! 1846. Cli/b — Junior Carlton. 
 
 i Rev. John Greville Bagot-Chester, M.A., Vicar of Gill- 
 ing, Richmond, Yorks, b. 1852, m. 1883 ; Amy, d. of 
 : Arthur Hughes ; and has surv. issue— (i) Greville Arthur 
 i Bagot-Chester, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (2) Anthony James 
 Bagot-Chester, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (3) George Bagot- 
 ! Chester, Gentleman, *. 1894; (4) Henry Montague Bagot- 
 I Chester, Gentleman, b. 1896; (5) Lewis Charles Bagot- 
 j Chester, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; Dorothy Mary ; and Kathleen 
 i Agnes. Res.— The Vicarage, Gilling, Richmond, Yorks. 
 
 Rev. Algernon Stewart Mackenzie Bagot-Chester, Rector 
 
 , of Elford, Rural Dean of Tamworth, b. i8i;3 ; m. 1884 ; 
 
 i t-mily Mary, d. of Rev. Edward Manners Dillman Pyne ; 
 
 : and has surv. issue — Walter Greville Bagot-Chester, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1887; and Muriel. Res.— The Rectory, 
 
 Elford, Tamworth. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Gen. John Bagot-Chester, b. 1779 ; d. 
 1857; m. 1821 ; Sophia Elizabeth, d. of Chas. Stuart 
 of Airdroch: — 
 Col. John St. Leger {(/.v.). 
 
 Heneage Charles Bagot-Chester, Esq., J. P. Suffolk, 
 Col. Reserve Forces, served throughout Indian Mutiny (medal 
 and clasps), and on N.W. Frontier, b. 1834; m. 1865, 
 Madehne Elizabeth, only d. of Richard Mansel Oliver 
 Massey of Tickford Abbey ; and has issue— (i) Greville Johrv 
 Massey Bagot-Chester, Esq., Capt. late Scots Gds., served 
 
 in S. Africa (medal and clasps) b. 1866 ; (2) Hugh Augustus 
 Bagot-Chester, Esq., Capt. 3rd Royal Lancaster Regt. 
 served in S. Africa (medal and clasps), b. 1871 [m. 1895, 
 Margaret Kathleen JuUa, d. of Col. R. E. Oakes, B.S.C.] 
 Seats—Zeiland House, Maidenhead ; Southwold, Suffolk. 
 Ciubs — Carlton, United Service. 
 
 BAGSHAW, quartered by MORE WOOD. 
 
 BAGSHAWE, see GREAVES-BAGSHAWE. 
 
 CLEMENT WALSH BAGSHAWE, Esquire, J.P, for 
 CO. of Kent and borough of Dover. Born August 4, 1840, 
 being the fourth son of the late Henry Ridgard Bagshawe, 
 Esq., J.P., M.A., Q.C. (second son of Sir W. Bagshawe of 
 The Oaks and Wormhill Hall, Derbyshire), and Catherine 
 Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Gunning, Esq., C.B., 
 Surgeon-General. Armorial bearings — Party per pale 
 erminois and gules, a bugle stringed between three roses, 
 all counterchanged, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of tlie colours, issuing 
 out of clouds, a dexter cubit arm proper, holding in the 
 hand a bugle-horn or, the handle sable, within the strings 
 a rose gules. Motto — " Forma flos fama fatus." Married, 
 April 26, 1865, Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. H. Melvill, Canon 
 of St. Paul's; axidhSiS Issue — (i) Bernard Melvill Bagshawe, 
 Gentleman, b. 1872; (2) Arthur Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. 
 1874 [tn. Mary Angela, dau. of late Capt. Majendie] ; (3) 
 Edward Leonard Bagshawe, Gentleman, b. 1876 ; (4) Wil- 
 frid Francis Bagshawe, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. R. G. 
 Artillery, b. 1883; Edith Mary [wz. Capt. F. Bishop, R.A.]; 
 and Hilda Melvill. Residence— 2j^ East CUff, Dover. Club 
 — Dover. 
 
 FRANCIS WESTBY BAGSHAWE, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the West Riding of the 
 TRflftrt'hflVttP county of York, and Justice of the 
 MJ\\t^^\)\X*AiK' Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 county of Derby, for which he served 
 the office of High Sheriff in the year 1868 ; Master of Arts 
 of the University of Cambridge, and late Captain of the ist 
 West York Yeomanry Cavalry. Born April 4, 1832, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late William John 
 Bagshawe, Esquire, of Wormhill Hall, and of the Oaks, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, Master of Arts 
 and Barrister-at-Law, by Sarah his wife, third daughter of 
 William Partridge of Bishop's Wood, in the county of 
 Hereford. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Party jjer pale erminois and gules, a bugle stringed between 
 three roses all counterchanged, barbed and seeded proper; 
 and for a Crest, on a wreath of the colours, issuing out of 
 clouds, a dexter cubit arm proper, holding in the hand a 
 bugle-horn or, the handle sable, within the strings a rose 
 gules ; with the Motto, " Forma flos fama fatus." Married, 
 October 21, 1873, Caroline Amelia, younger daughter of 
 R. H. C. Godwin-Austen of Shalford House, in the county 
 of Surrey ; and has Issue — Beatrice Muriel Westby, and 
 Gladys Godwin de I'Hall. Estates and postal addresses — 
 The Oaks, Sheffield ; Wormhill Hall, Buxton. 
 
 His Honour WILLIAM HENRY GUNNING BAG- 
 SHAWE, a Judge of County Courts, and one of His 
 Majesty's Counsel learned in the Law, J.P. for cos. of 
 Northampton, Bedford, Huntingdon, Cambs. , and Middx. 
 Born Aug. 18, 1825, being the eldest son of the late Henry 
 Ridgard Bagshawe, Esq., J.P. , M.A., Q.C. (second son of 
 Sir Wm. Bagshawe of The Oaks and Wormhill Hall, Derby- 
 shire), and Catherine Elizabeth his wife, dau. of the late John 
 Gunning, Esq., C.B., Surgeon-General. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Party per pale erminois and gules, a bugle stringed 
 between three roses all counterchanged, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, issuing out of clouds, a dexter cubit arm 
 proper, holding in the hand a bugle-horn or, the handle 
 sable, within the strings a rose gules. Motto — "Forma 
 flos fama fatus." Married, Jan. 7, 1861, Harriet Teresa, 
 dau. of the late Clarkson Stanfield, Esq., R.A. ; and 
 has Issue— (\) Henry Ignatius Stanfield Bagshawe, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 25, 1864; (2) Joseph Richard Bagshawe, 
 Gentleman, b. July i, 1870; (3) Francis John Edward 
 Bagshawe, Gentleman, Troop Sergt.-Major S. African Con- 
 stabulary, b. Sept. 3, 1877; (4) Edward George Clarkson 
 Bagshawe, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut, ist Batt. Yorks. Regt., 
 b. Sept, 17, 1879; Mary; Josephine Teresa Catherine {m.. 
 
 I 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 S4 
 
 Kl. MmcImw Alfred MaUet. Bwrri«ter-»l-L«w. of Capua 
 ■er MaluO : Terasa ; Gertrude CliiAlirlh Agnes ; Har- 
 tiM KiiuKM («.. 1S97. Herman K. Hicknell of Knapp, 
 NotlMua. N. Devon]: Rebecca Helen [m.,)u\y 15. 1896. 
 jowpk Patrick Eyre ot Uma] ; and Helen Elizabeth. Jf*si- 
 Am»— a49 Cromwell Road, London. S. W. 
 
 BAOULBY. qtiartered by HULLEY. 
 
 WILFRID BAGWELL-PUREFOY. Esq.. J.P. for co. 
 Tipperarv. late Lieut. 3rd King's Own Hussars. Bom 
 llM. being the eldest son of the late Colonel Edw.ird 
 BafweH-Purefoy of I jreenlield, by his second wife Cluiriotte. 
 fborthdao. of John Green Wilkinson. Armorial bearlngrs 
 — Quanerly t and 4, sable three pairs of hands conjoined 
 or. rufHed argent (for Purefoy) ; a and 3 paly of six argent 
 and axure. on a chief gules, a lion passant of the first (for 
 Bagwell). wV"*""C salile and or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a hand in armour grasping a broken 
 buioe all proper. Motto — " En bonncfoy." Seat — Green- 
 field, Tipperary. 
 
 BAlKlEof Tankerness (rematrjc. 7 Jan. 190a). Quar- 
 terly, i. and iiii. grand quarters, argent, on a chevron gules 
 between three flames of fire proper, a lion rampant accom- 
 panied by two estoites of six points of the field (liaikie 
 orig. niatric 1680-7) I ■■■ grand quarter, counterquartered 
 I and 14, ermine, a man's heart proper, on a chief azure, 
 three mullets argent (Douglas of Eglishay) ; 2. or. a bend 
 
 chequy sable and argent (Monteitb ; c. 1672-7), 3. azure, 
 three buckles or (Stirling, c. 1672-7) ; iii. grand quarter, 
 argent, on a chevron sable, an otter's head erased of the 
 (ield, a crescent of the second for difference (Balfour, c. 1672). 
 M a n t lin g gules, doubled argent Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a flame of fire proper. Motto — "Commodum 
 non damnum." 
 
 Only surv. s. of William Layman Cowan (s. of Com- 
 mander Malcolm Cowan, R.N., and Eliza de G., gd. d. 
 of James Baikie of Tankerness), by his wife Deborah, 
 d. of Capt. Joseph Dover of Keswick (by his wife 
 Mary. eld. d. of Robert Baikie of Tankerness) :— 
 Alfred Baikie of Tankerness, Gentleman, i. 9th March 
 t86i ; succeeded his brother and assumed name of Baikie 
 1898, m. ist, 1888, Annie Traill (d. 1896), d. of late Ralph 
 Fotheringhame of Lynnfield, Kirkwall ; 2nd, 1902, Mary 
 Anne Stewart, d. of Thomas Traill, Esq., of Holland, J.P. 
 and D.L. Orkney; and has issue— Robert Baikie, Gentle- 
 man, 6. 1892. Seats — Tankerness House, Kirkwall 
 Orkney ; Hall of Tankerness, Orkney. 
 
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 S EDMUND WYNDHAM GREVIS BAILEY. Esquire, 
 J.P. for the CO. of Kent, and Lt.-Col. commanding 
 3rd Batt. Royal West Kent Regt. liorn Nov. 10, 1858, 
 being the eldest son of the Rev. James Sandford B.-iilc)\ 
 M.A. of the University of Cambridge, by Lavinia his wiu' 
 dau. of Demetrius Grevis-James, I'-sij., }.]'. and D.L.,()i 
 Ightham Court, Kent, High Sheriff of ili;u co. 1833. 
 Lix-ery — Blue, red waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Ij- 
 
 minois, a lion passant sable, bearing in his de.xtcr paw< 
 cross pat6e fitch^e gfules, on a chief nebuly of the second a 
 cross pat^e or. Crest — U pon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a demi-lion erminois holding in his dexter paw a cross 
 pat^e fitch^e gules, a trunk of a tree eradicated fesseways 
 and sprouting proper ; with the Motto, ' ' Nee lemere nee 
 timide." Married, January 1885, Alberta Sylva, only child 
 of the late Capt. James Evelyn, Grenadier Guards ; and 
 has /w//e— James von Hoestrecht Evelyn Grevis Bailey, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 24, 1902. Postal address — Nepicar 
 House, Wrotham, Kent. Clubs — Junior Constitutional 
 and Junior United Service. 
 
 BAILEY (H. Coll). Quarterly, argent and azure, a fes.s( 
 nebuly between six estoiles, three in chief and as many in 
 base all counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a long bow 
 bent and erect proper, a stag statant argent, semte of 
 estoiles azure. Motto — ' ' Nil clarius astris." 
 Son of John Bailey of Bath : — 
 
 The late James Bailey, Gentleman, b. 
 Elms Road, Clapham Park, Clapham, S.W. 
 
 Res.-i3^k 
 s, a swof^H 
 
 BAILEY. Per fesse embattled or and gules, a swi 
 in pale counterchanged between two roses in chief of the 
 second, barbed and seeded prof)er, and as many billets in 
 base of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a horse-shoe or, the upper 
 part of a tilting-spear erect gules. Motto — ' ' Semper 
 
 Sons of late John Bailey, M.I.C.E., of Pittleworth. 
 
 Hants, m. Jane Frances, d. of late William AUtot 
 
 Summers of Leicester House, Beverley Road, Hull:— 
 
 Stanley Claude Bailey, Gentleman, A.M.I.C.E., *. 
 
 2 Dec. 1866; m. 15 Aug. 1891 ; Margaret, d. of Samuel 
 
 Davies of Swansea; and has issue — Constance Mary; 
 
 and Norah Frances. A*«.— The Laurels, Banstead Road, 
 
 Ewell, Surrey. 
 
 Vivian Telford Bailey, Esq., Capt. 8th Kings Regt. b. 
 II Dec. 1868. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 m JAMES BAILEY, Esquire, J.P. for Essex, D.L. for 
 Norfolk, M.P. for Walworth Division of Newington. 
 Born Nov. 10, 1840, being the son of William Baili^y of 
 Kensington House, Mattishall, Norfolk, by his wife Sarah, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 vt% Dunthorne. Cluds — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Consti- 
 tutional. Livery— B\ue. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 Undented argent and sable, a cross crosslet saltireways, two 
 tinullets in pale within as many flaunches, each cliarged 
 
 with a mullet all counteichanged. Mantling sable and 
 'argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 (cubit arm vested per pale azure and gules, cuff argent, the 
 [hand proper holding a crosier, surmounted by a mullet, 
 (both or, three mullets of the last. Motto — "Deo duce." 
 [Married, firstly, Catherine (d. 1892), dau. of Jphn Smith of 
 iBenson, O-xford ; and secondly, 1896, Lily, dau. of Adol- 
 jphus Fass of 32 Queen's Gate Gardens; and has Issue — 
 !(i) Percy James Bailey, Gentleman, Capt. 12th Lancers, 
 ID.S.O. ; (2) Frederick George Glyn Bailey, Gentleman, 
 JLieut. R.A. ; (3) Sidney Robert Bailey, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 
 R.N. ; Alice [m. Walter Hopkins] ; Augusta Dunthorne 
 \lm. Vivian Nickalls] ; and Marie Elizabeth. Residences — 
 
 !i Prince's Gate, London, S.W. ; Lofts Hall, Saffron 
 Walden. 
 Rev. JAMES SANDFORD BAILEY, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, formerly Vicar of St. Clements, Cam- 
 • bridge. Born May 5, 1824, being the only son of James 
 lAlderson Bailey, Esq., Capt. King's Own Tower Hamlets 
 Militia, and Lieut. 69th Foot, by his wife Anne, only child 
 of the Rev. Edmund Sandford, B.D. , formerly Fellow and 
 Tutor of Jesus Coll. (Oxon.), and Rector of Nutfield, Surrey. 
 Armorial bearings — Erminois, a lion passant sable, hold- 
 
 Uec temcrc nee Hmidej 
 
 s^ 
 
 ing in the dexter paw a cross pat^e fitch^e gules, on a chief 
 nebuly of the second, a cross pat^e or ; impaling the arms 
 of Grevis-James, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent two bars 
 embattled and counter-embattled gules (for James, temp. 
 Henry VIIL); 2 and 3 argent, on a fesse azure between 
 
 three ogresses, each charged with a lion's head erased of 
 the first, a griffin passant between two escallops or (for 
 Grevis, 1523). Mantling sable and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion rampant 
 erminois, holding in the dexter paw a cross pat^e fitch^e 
 gules, the trunk of a tree eradicated fesseways and sprouting 
 proper. MottO — " Nectemerenec timide." Married, ]\me 
 16, 1857, Lavinia, dau. of Demetrius Grevis-James, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. , of Ightham Court, Ightham, Kent, formerly 
 High Sheriff of Kent ; and has Issue — (i) Edmund Wynd- 
 ham Grevis Bailey, Esq., J. P., Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. R. West 
 Kent Regt. [to whom refer] ; (2) Demetrius James Sandford 
 Bailey, Gentleman, B.A. (Cantab.), b. May 31, i860; Ethel- 
 dreda Lavinia Margaret ; Edith Maud ; and Christabella 
 Rolfe. Estate and postal addresses — Nepicar House, Wro- 
 tham, Kent; and 21 CUfton Terrace, Brighton. 
 
 JOHN LOCKHART BAILEY, Gentleman and Solicitor, 
 Bachelor of Arts of the University of Oxford. Born Octo- 
 ber 7, 1853, being the second son of the late William Latham 
 Bailey and his wife Frances Byng, youngest daughter of 
 John M'Lean of Campbeltown, in the county of Argyll. 
 Clubs — Conservative (Liverpool) and Athenaeum (Liverpool). 
 Livery — Dark blue coat, silver buttons, scarlet waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, three 
 annulets in fesse between two barrulets, all between three 
 martlets gules; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin sejant argent, senile of annulets gules; 
 with the Motto, " Libertas." Estates — Freehold house and 
 land in Toxteth Park, Liverpool, as tenant in common with 
 brother Llewellyn Crawshay Bailey and sister Mary Anne 
 Margaret Frances Byng Bailey. Postal address — Llangorse 
 House, Prince's Park, Liverpool. 
 
 3 The Hon. JOSEPH HENRY RUSSELL BAILEY. 
 D.S.O. , late Major Grenadier Guards, A.D.C. to 
 Major-General H. Trotter, Commanding Home District, 
 Lieut.-Col. South Wales Borderers, and a D.L. for 
 Brecon. Born Oct. 6. 1864, being the eldest son of the Rt. 
 Hon. Sr Joseph Russell Bailey, ist Baron Glanusk, Bart. , 
 formerly M. P. for Herefordshire, Lord-Lieut, and County 
 Councillor for Breconshire, Hon. Col. ist Col. Batt. 
 
 5. Wales and Borderers (V.D.), and his wife Mary Ann, 
 dau. of Henry Lucas, M.D., of Glan-yr-Afon. Livery— 
 Blue, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings-Argent, 
 between two bars, three annulets in fesse gules, between as 
 many martlets of the last. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a griffin argent, sem^r. 
 of annulets gules. Motto— "Libertas.' Married, Aug. 
 
 6, 1890, Editha Elma, dau. of the late Major Warden 
 Sergison; and has Issue— (\) William Russell Bailey, Esq., 
 b. 1891 ; (2) Gerald Sergison Bailey, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; 
 (3) Bernard Michael Bailey, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; and 
 Dulcie Editha. Clubs — Guards', Carlton, National 
 Sporting. 
 
 LLEWELLYN CRAWSHAY BAILEY, Gentleman. 
 Born April 25, 1856, being the third son of the late William 
 Latham Bailey and Frances Byng his wife, youngest daughter 
 of John M'Lean, Esquire, of Campbeltown, in the county 
 of Argyll. C/k/Jj— Athenaeum (Liverpool), Palatine (Liver- 
 pool). Livery— TiAT^i blue coat, silver buttons, scarlet 
 waistcoat, drab breeches, top boots, black band on hat. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, three 
 annulets in fesse between two barrulets, all between three 
 martlets gules ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin sejant argent, sem^e of annulets gules ; 
 with the Motto, " Libertas." Estates— Freehold house 
 (Llangorse House) and land in Toxteth Park, Liverpool, 
 as tenant in common with brother John Lockhart Bailey 
 and sister Mary Anne Margaret Frances Byng Bailey. 
 Postal address— lAaxigorse House, Prince's Park, Liver- 
 pool. 
 
 RONALD BAILEY, Gentleman. Born October 24, 1883, 
 being the second and only surviving son of the late John 
 Eglington Bailey, Gentleman, F.S.A., by his wife Emma, 
 daughter of John Mills. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms: Gules, on a fesse nebuly between four martlets, 
 three in chief and one in base argent, two roses of the first, 
 barbed and seeded proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an anchor in bend sinister proper, a female figure 
 
 is tbe Nayal Cockade. 
 
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 ««t, ■apporting wi«h «he "Ithi h*nd •»» B»cocheon 
 
 gulM. chaifod with a ntartlei argiMtt, and resting the left on 
 
 the stock of the anchor. Motto — " Vallum aeneum esto." 
 
 Sir WILLIAM HENRY BAILEY, Knighl Bachelor. 
 Mayor of Salford 1893-94, J. P. for Salford and Lancashire. 
 
 gv Sir William. H.Bakjey 
 r^^^^-2-— Sale. Hall. Cheshire. 1898. - 
 
 'IBai 
 
 Bom 1838, being the son of John Bailey. C/«*— M.nnchesl* 
 Reform (Mancliestfr). Arinoiial bearings — Ar^t'iu, on a 
 fesst' U'lwitMi two m.-ullols in chief fjutes ;iiul ;i lymphail in 
 bosf, oars in aciion, sablo, tiagK<'d of the sccoiul, two anniilcu 
 or. Mantling ^ules and argent. CJrest— On a wn-ath 
 the colours, a grifTin segreant argent, winged eheqiiy oft 
 first and aiure, holding in the dexter claw a flagstafl, there- 
 from flowing to the sinister a banner gules, semt'-e of annulets, 
 and resting the sinister claw on a pheon sable. Motto— 
 " Non terra sed acquis." Married, 1866, Jane DeardeDi 
 dau. of James Doming. AVa/— Sale Hall, Cheshire ; Gli 
 y-mor, Beaumaris. 
 
 BAILEY (H. Coll.). Per fesse embattled or and gules. 
 a sword in pale counterchanged Ixilween two roses in chief 
 of the second, barl)cd and seeded itrojier, and as many 
 billets in base of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a horse-shoe or, the 
 upper half of a tilting-spear erect gules. Z-iVry— Claret. 
 Sons of John Bailey, M.I.C.E., of Pittle worth, Hants, 
 b. \ d. ; m. , Jane FVances, d. of George 
 
 Altoff Summers, M.I.C E. : - 
 Capt, Vivian Telford Bailey, 8th (King's Regt.), l>. 1868. 
 Hes. — Charles Street, S.W. C/u6 — junior United Service. 
 
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 Sir ROBERT ALEXANDER BAILLIE, 4th Bart. 
 Polkemmet, co. Linlithgow {1823), H.A. (Oxon.). ffo, 
 Aug. 24, 1859. being the second son of the late Thomas 
 Baillie, Estj., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of James Hallin- 
 gall, and succeeded his brother in 1896. Armorial beai 
 
 /4^B| 
 
 — Azure, nine estoiles, three, three, two, and one or, within ( 
 bordure nebuly comp>ony argent and sable, the escutcheo 
 being charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 his liveries, out of a cloud proper, an estoile of eight ray^ 
 or. Motto — " In caligine lucet." Supporters — Two lionS 
 guardant argent. Married, July 13, 1887, Isal«I, dau. 
 David Elliot Wilkie of Melbourne, Australia, and of Rathe; 
 Byres, Midlothian; and has Issue -(i) Gawain Georg 
 Stuart Baillie, Esq., b. May 29, 1893; (2) Adrian Willian 
 Maxwell Baillie, Esq., b. May 5, 1898. Residence — Toorafc 
 near Melbourne, Victoria. 
 
 THOMAS ROBERT BAILLIE-GAGE, Gentleman 
 Armorial bearings- 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a ram passan 
 argent, armed and hoofed or, holding in the mouth a trefo' 
 slipped vert (for Gage) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 boar's head couped, holding in the mouth a sprig of oak all 
 all proper (for Baillie). Motto — "Courage sans pcur." 
 Postal address— 2'^ Northumberland Road, Dublin. 
 
 JOHN DOVE BAIN, Esquire, J. P. cos. Cumberland and 
 Lanark. Born 1848, being the eldest son of the late Sir James 
 Bain, F. R. S. , of Crolthead, Cumberland, J. P. and D. L. , Lord 
 Provost of Glasgow 1874-1877, and M.P. for Whitehaven 
 1891-1893, by his wife Mary, dau. of John Dove of Glasgow. 
 Alinorial bearings — Azure, a wolfs head erased or, on a 
 chief argent, a salmon on its back prof)er, with a signet ring 
 in its mouth of the second, a label of three points for 
 
 ^ is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 57 
 
 ■ difference. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest— On 
 k wreath of the liveries, a dexter arm embowed gules, the 
 ihand grasping a dirk proper. Motto—" Et arte et marte." 
 ' Seat— 
 
 i BAINBRIDGE (R.L., 21 Apl. ; Exemplification, 7 Sept. 
 1 1886). Argent, on a chevron sable, between two Cornish 
 f choughs in chief proper and a stag's head caboshed in 
 'kise of the second, an escallop between two stags' heads 
 ciiboslied of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 —On a wTeath of the colours, in front of a stag's head erased 
 argent, attired or, holding in the mouth a stag's horn 
 
 Son of General Philip John Bainbrigge, b. 1817 ; d. 
 1881 ; m. 1846, Margaret Jane, d. of Maj.-Gen. Pater- 
 son : — 
 Rev. Philip Thomas Bainbrigge, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of 
 
 proper, two escallops sable. MottO — ' ' Vis super hostem." 
 
 Livery — Blue and silver. 
 
 Son of Rev. Richard Martin of Wolsingham, co. 
 
 Durham, m. Mary Hannah, only child and heir of 
 
 Cuthbert Bainbridge of Leazes House, Wolsingham : — 
 
 Cuthbert Bainbridge Bainbridge, Esq., J. P. co. Durham, 
 
 b. i860 ; 7n. 1889, Jane Margaret Kirsof, 2nd d. of Thomas 
 
 Emerson Fenwick, Esq., J. P., of Mayfield, Wolsingham; 
 
 and has issue — Adelaide Kirsop. Seats — Leazes House, 
 
 Wolsingham, co. Durham; Lower Cheam House, Cheam. 
 
 Surrey. 
 
 BAINBRIGGE (Arms of Bainbrigge confd. and crest 
 granted by Wm. Flower, Norroy, 1583). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, argent, a fesse embattled between three battle- 
 axes sable (Bainbrigge) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron 
 between three leopard's faces or (Parker). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goat 
 sable, horned and unguled argent, around his neck a 
 collar of the same, standing on a hill vert. Motto — " Virtute 
 non armis fido." Livery — lAght drab coat, black plush 
 breeches and waistcoat, white stockings. 
 
 Son of William Henry Bainbrigge, Gentleman, J. P., 
 
 F.R.C.S., of Woodseat, b. 1805; d. 1884; m. Emma 
 
 Frances, d. of Joseph Brookes Yates, Esq., J. P. co. 
 
 Lanes., of West Dingle, Liverpool, sometime M.P. for 
 
 Liverpool : — 
 
 William Parker Yates Bainbrigge, Esq., J. P. co. of 
 
 Victoria West, S. Africa, Bachelor of Medicine and Master 
 
 in Surgery (Glasgow), b. 1853 ; m. ist, 1886, Agnes Maud 
 
 Mary, d. of Count Hubert Cadenne de Lannoy ; 2nd, 1900, 
 
 Laura Gwenllian, d. of Francis Crawshay, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Treforest, formerly of Bradbourne Hall, Kent ; and has 
 
 issue— (i) William Arthur de Lannoy Yates Bainbrigge, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (2) Roger Hubert Parker Cadenne 
 
 Bainbrigge, Gentleman, b. 1888; and (by 2nd mar.) 
 
 Barbara Isabel. Res. — 3 Donnington Villas, Newbury. 
 
 C/«/5— South Berks (Newbury). 
 
 St. Thomas's, Regent Street, W., b. 1848; 711. 1884, Helen 
 Jane (d. 1904), d. of Alexander Gillespie ; and has issue — 
 Philip Gillespie Bainbrigge, Esq., b. 1890; and Mod- 
 wyn. Res. — St. Thomas's Parsonage, King Street, Regent 
 Street, London, W. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 Son of General Sir Philip Bainbrigge, K.C. B., b. 1786; 
 
 d. 1862 ; ;«. i8i6, Sarah Mary, d. of Joseph Fletcher 
 
 of Titchfield :— 
 Col. Arthur Bainbrigge, b. 1832 ; m. 1866, Lucy, d. of 
 Ellis Reeve. Res. — Torquay. 
 
 BAINES (H. Coll., 7 May 1804). Quarterly, i. sable, a 
 thigh-bone in pale surmounted by another in fesse argent, 
 between two crosses pat^e in bend or (Baines) ; 2. argent, 
 a bend sable, on a chief of the last, three cushions of the 
 first (Johnson) ; 3. argent, a fesse sable, a demi-lion rampant 
 issuant gules, in base three mullets of six points azure 
 Oeils) ; 4. argent, on a fesse gules, a cross pat^e between 
 (two cross crosslets fitch^e or (Cuthbert). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed, vested azure, cuff argent, the hand grasping 
 a jawbone proper, on the arm a cross pat^e or. Motto — 
 " Furor arma ministiat." 
 
 Sons of late Rev. Charles Thomas Johnson Baines, 
 M.A. Christ Coll., Camb., Vicar of North Carlton, 
 Lines., by his wife Jane Emily, d. of late John Houston, 
 M.D. :— 
 
 Rev. Montague Charles Alexander Baines, M.A. Balliol 
 Coll., Oxford, Rector of Carlby, Lines. Res. — Carlby 
 Rectory, Stamford. 
 
 Egerton Charles Augustus Baines, Gentleman, Surgeon, wz. 
 Rosina, d. of late Capt. Lynch. .ff«.— Henley-on-Thames. 
 
 Harold Athelstan Baines, Gentleman, (5. 1848; m. 1886, 
 Ella Emma, yr. d. of late Joseph Ellis of "Monks," 
 Balcombe, Sussex ; and has issue — Athelstan Basil Baines, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and Muriel Ella. Res.— 24, Cannon 
 Place, Brighton. 
 
 Rev. Albert Charles Baines. Res. — Little Wymondeley, 
 Stevenage, Herts. 
 
 Louis Adolphus Baines, Gentleman ; is m. and has issue. 
 Res. - 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Sfl flt of Lt-CoL Cuthbert Athelttan Baines, jand 
 fUgi.. D.I<.. and hi* wife Sophia, d. of Samuel 
 iteoden of Fernhill. l»le of Wight : — 
 
 AlMMan Arthur Iliines, Gentleman {f.v.). 
 
 IteV. Ftretlmick S.kmucl Kiincs (^.t>.|. 
 
 Cape John Biunei (ret.). /?«.— 
 
 Son of late Rev. Eklward Baines, Vicar of Yalding, 
 Kent, and his wife Catharine E. Baines : — 
 Jervoise Alhelstane Baines, Esq., C.S.I, (g.v.). 
 
 ATHELSTAN ARTHUR BAINES, Gentleman. Born 
 Aug. 8, 1854, being the eldest son of Cuthbert Athelstan 
 Baines, Esq., Lieut. -Col. 32nd Regt., D.L., by his wife 
 Sophia, dau. of Samuel Sanders of Fernhill, Isle of Wight. 
 Atmorlal bearings- Quarterly, i. sable, a thigh-bone in 
 pale surmounted by another in fesse argent, between two 
 crosses pat^ in bend or (for Baines) ; 2. argent, a bend 
 sable, on a chief of the last three cushions of the first (for 
 Johnson) ; 3. argent, a fesse sable, a demi-lion issuant 
 gules, in base three mullets of six points azure (for Oeils) ; 
 4. argent, on a fesse gules, a cross pat6e between two cross 
 crossTeU fitchde or (for Cuthbert). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Creit— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed, vested azure, cuff argent, the hand grasping a 
 jaw-bone proper, on the arm a cross pat^ or. Married, 
 .April 19, 1894, Kalherine Mary, dau. of Rev. F. Fanshawe ; 
 and has Issue — Frederick Athektan Fanshawe Baines, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 2, 1896; and Mabel Katharine. 
 Residence — 29 First Avenue, Hove, Brighton. Club — 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 CUTHBERT JOHNSON BAINES. Esquire. Lieut.- 
 Col. (late Gloucester Regiment), (retired). Born Sept. 7, 
 1856, being the second son of the late Cuthbert Athelstan 
 Baines, Esq., Lieut. -Col. 32nd Regt., by his wife Sophia, 
 dau. of Samuel Sanders, F"ern Hill, Isle of Wight, l.ivery — 
 Blue. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i. sable, a thigh- 
 bone in pale surmounted by anotlier in fesse argent, be- 
 tween two crosses pat^ in bend or (for Baines) ; 2. argent, 
 a bend sable, on a chief of the last three cushions of the 
 first (for Johnson) ; 3. argent, a fesse sable, a demi-lion 
 issuant gules, in base three mullets of six points azure (for 
 Oeils) ; 4. argent, on a fesse gules, a cross pat^e between 
 two cross crosslets fitch^e or (for Cuthbert). Mantling 
 sabk and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed, vested azure, cuff argent, the hand 
 grasping a jaw-bone proper, on the arm a cross pat^ or. 
 
 v. 27, 1884, Ada Cornelia, dau. of Col. Henry 
 k;ile, C.B., V.D., J.l'. ; and has lssue~il\ 
 
 Married, Nov. 
 
 Bouchier Savile, 
 
 Cuthbert Savile ikiines. Gentleman, b. May 25. 1890; |a) 
 
 Thomas Borlase Baines, Cientleman, b. May 7, 180K 
 
 Violet Mary Sophia ; and Frances Joyce. Ke%idence—'\\\, 
 
 Lawn, Shirehampton, near Bristol. 
 
 The Right Rkvkkk.nu FREDERICK SAMUEL 
 BAINES, D.D. , Bishop of Natal, Ixuiig the youngest son 
 of the late Cuthbert Athelstan IHaincs, l-'.sq., Lieut. -Col. 3and 
 Regt. , by his wife Sophia. Armorial bearings— c^arterly, 
 I. able, a thigh-bone in pale surmounted by another in 
 fesse argent, between two crosses pat^c in Ijcnd or (f(.i 
 Baines) ; 2. argent, a bend sable, on a chief of the last thn-r 
 cushions of the first (for Johnson) ; 3. argent, a fesse sahl- 
 a demi-lion issuant gules, in base three mullets of six poim 
 azure (for Oeils) ; 4. argent, on a fesse gules, a cross pai 
 lietween two cross crosslets fitchde or (for Cutlilx-it 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of tin 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed, vfsted azure, cuff argent, 
 the hand grasping a jaw-bone pro[X'r, on the arm a cross 
 pat(^e or. Residence — Bishop's House, Pietermaritzbure 
 Natal. 
 
 JERVOISE ATHELSTANE BAINES. Esq., C S.I. 
 Was in India Civil Service ; author of several Statistical 
 Works ; formerly County Alderman for London. Bom 
 1847, being the son of the liite Rev. Edward Baines, 
 Vicar of Yalding, Kent, by his wife Catherine E. Baines, 
 his cousin. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i. sable, a 
 thigh-bone in pale surmounted by another in fesse argent, 
 between two crosses pat^ in bend or (for Baines) ; a. 
 argent, a bend sable, on a chief of the last thr»*e cushions 
 of the first (for Johnson) ; 3. argent, a fes^e sable, a demi- 
 lion issuant gules, and in base three mullets of six points 
 azure (for Oeils) ; 4. argent, on a fesse gules, a cross paKe 
 between two cross crosslets fitchte or (for Cuthbert). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed, vested azure, cuff argent, 
 the hand grasping a jaw-bone proper, on the arm a cross 
 pat6e or. Married, 1874, Constance, dau. of Henry Pyne, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Residence — Kidlington, Oxoii. Club— 
 Reform. 
 
 BAIRD, see MATURIN-BAIRD, 
 
 BAIRD OF AUCHMEDDEN, quartered by ERAS 
 
 I 
 
 SSiR ALEXANDER BAIRD, Baronet (1897), of Urie 
 and Rickarton, Kincardineshire, Lord-Lieut, of co. 
 Kincardine, and a D. L. for co. Inverness. Bom 1849, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Baird, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L. , of Urie and Lochwood, by Margaret his 
 wife, daughter of John Findlay of Springhill, co. Lanark. 
 C/k*— Carlton. Armorial bearings— He bears for Armi: 
 Parted per pale engrailed gules and or, a boar passant 
 counterchanged, the escutcheon being charged with bis 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet ; and impaling the arms of 
 Palk, namely sable, an eagle displayed argent, armed 
 or, a bordure engrailed of the second. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, a griffin's head erased or ; and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, " Dominus fecit." Marri*d, 
 1873, the Hon. Annette Maria, elder dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Lawrence Palk, ist Baron Haldon ; and by her, who d. 
 1884, has Issue — John Lawrence Baird, Esq., D.L. for co. 
 Kincardine, Second Secretary H.M. Diplomatic Service, 
 b. 1874; (2) Alexander Walter Frederick Baird, Esq., 
 D.S.O.. Major 2nd Batt. Gordon Highlanders, b. 1876; 
 Evelyn Margaret ; Janet Norah ; Nina Isabel ; and Muriel 
 Jane. Seat — Urie, Stonehaven, N. B. 
 
 SJOHN BAIRD, Esq., of Lochwood, co. Lanark, J.P. 
 and D.L. for co. Inverness, late M.P. for N.W. Lan- 
 arkshire. Born Feb. 17, 1852, being second son of the late 
 John Baird, Esq. , of Urie and Lochwood ; s. to Lochwood 
 on the death of his father 1870. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Parted per pale engrailed gules and or, a 
 boar passant, in chief a crescent, all counterchanged. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a griffin's head erased or ; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Dominus fecit." 
 
 Is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 rlarried, April 23, 1878, Constance Emelia, dau. of John 
 IJattersby Harford of Blaise Castle, Henbury, near Bristol ; 
 j-jid has Issue — (i) James Alexander Baird, Gentleman, b. 
 ;i'eb. 15, 1879; (2) Hugh William Baird, Gentleman, b. 
 ^an. 24, 1882 ; Jean Edith ; and Margaret Ina. Seat — 
 i^ochwood, Gartcosh, N.B. 
 
 Admiral Sir JOHN KENNEDY BAIRD, Knight 
 iJommander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. 
 \3om 1833, being the son of Sir David Baird, second 
 fJaronet, by his wife Anne, commonly known as Lady 
 tVnne, daughter of the Most Honourable Archibald, Mar- 
 huess of Ailsa ; became Captain in the Royal Navy, 1864, 
 '/ice-Admiral, 1886, and Admiral, 1892 ; was formerly Naval 
 l^ide-de-Camp to Her Majesty the Queen ; served in the 
 Russian War, 1854, 1855 ; was Admiral-Superintendent of 
 iVaval Reserves, 1885-1888 ; and in Command of the 
 phannel Squadron, 1888-1890; created Knight Commander 
 |)f the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1890. Club — 
 krniy and Navy. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 [jules, a boar passant or, on a canton ermine, a sword erect 
 (jroper. Upon the escutcheon, which is surrounded by the 
 ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and 
 herefrom pendent the badge of a Knight Commander of 
 (hat order, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 fTiantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 ! iveries is set for Crest, a boar's head erased or ; with the 
 iHottO, " Vi et virtute. " Postal address — 31 Cadogan Place, 
 fLondon, S.W. 
 
 S WILLIAM BAIRD, Esq., of Elie, Fifeshire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Ayr, and J. P. for co. Fife. Born 1848, 
 Sbeing the eldest son of William Baird, Esq., J. P., of Elie, 
 iM.P. for Falkirk 1841-7, and nephew of the late James 
 Baird, Esq., of Cambusdoon. Club — Carlton. Armorial 
 ibearings — He bears for Arms : Parted per pale gules and 
 !or, a boar passant counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon 
 ;is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 jgules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 [set for Crest, a griffin's head erased or ; and in an escroll 
 lover the same this Motto, " Dominus fecit." Married, 
 11883, Caroline Muriel, dau. of the late John Alexander 
 i Burn Callander of Preston Hall ; and has Issue — James 
 ! William Baird, Gentleman, b. Nov. 5, 1893; Ethel Mary; 
 j and Janet Muriel. Seat — Elie House, Fife. 
 
 j JAMES GEORGE BAIRD- HAY, Esquire, formerly 
 (Captain 92nd Highlanders, J. P., D.L. co. Haddington. 
 .Born 1826, being the eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral 
 i James Hay of Belton, by Mary his wife, dau. of Robert 
 I Hathorne Stewart of Physgill. Armorial bearings -^ 
 i Quarterly i and 4, qrly. i. and iiii. azure, three fraises 
 ; argent; ii. and iii. gules, three bars ermine, all within a 
 i bordure gules, over all an escutcheon of the arms of Hay, 
 I viz. argent, three escutcheons gules ; 2 and 3 parted per pale 
 I gules and or, a wild boar passant counterchanged. Mantling 
 ' gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of the liveries, a 
 I goat's head erased argent, armed or. Motto — "Spare 
 j nought." Married, 1862, Jane, dau. of the late William 
 I Baird of Elie, co. Fife. Postal address - Belton, Dunbar, N. B. 
 
 I BAKER (H. Coll.). Sable, a chief gules, thereon an 
 
 1 estoile of the first between two bezants. Mantling sable 
 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 
 swan's head erased argent, an estoile or between two 
 
 bezants. Motto— '' Sedulo et honeste." 
 
 Son of John Law Baker of Eastcote Lodge, Middx. , 
 late Indian Army, b. ; d, ; m. , Carohne 
 
 \ Brown :— 
 
 [ Lawrence James Baker, Esq., J. P. Surrey (High Sheriff 
 I 1898), M.P. Frome Div. Somerset 1885-6, b. 1827 ; m. ist, 
 ; 1857, Ellen Catherine Thompson ; 2nd, 1871, Susan Taylor ; 
 and has issue— Lawrence Ingham Baker, Gentleman, b. 
 1862 [m. 1885, Helen Agnes, d. of Sir Samuel Morton Peto, 
 1st Bart. ; and has issue — Humphrey Lawrence Peto 
 Baker, Gentleman, b. 1887]. 6Va/ — Ottershaw Park. 
 Chertsey, Surrey. Town res.— 10 Ennismore Gardens, 
 London, S.W. C/«i— Reform. 
 
 BAKER (H. Coll.). Argent, within two barrulets azure, 
 between three swan's heads erased of the second, and in 
 the centre chief point a fountain proper, two cinquefoils 
 fessewise also of the second. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a swan's head erased 
 
 argent, gorged with a naval crown and between two 
 cinquefoils azure. 
 
 Son of the late Sir Samuel White Baker of Sandford 
 
 Orleigh, Devonshire: — 
 Baker, Esq. 
 
 FERDINAND BAKER BAKER, Gentleman. Born 
 December 18, 1858, being the third son of the late Henry 
 John Baker Baker, Esquire, of Elemore Hall (who assumed 
 by Royal License, in 1844, the name of Baker only (in lieu 
 of Tower), in accordance with the will of his grandfather, 
 George Baker, Esquire, and the arms of Baker and Tower 
 quarterly), by his wife Isabella, younger daughter of Robert 
 Lancelot Allgood of Nunwick, in the county of Northumber- 
 land. Club — White's. Livery — Dark blue, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly 1 and 
 4, ermine on a saltire engrailed azure, a maunch between 
 four escallops or, on a chief sable, a lion passant of the 
 third (for Baker) ; 2 and 3 sable, a tower or, charged with 
 a pheon of the field, within a bordure of the second, charged 
 with ten cross crosslets also of the field (for Tower). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, 1. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, charged on 
 the shoulder with a saltire azure, and supporting between 
 the paws a shield of the last, thereon a maunch or (for 
 Baker) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin passant 
 per pale or and ermine, the dexter claw resting on a shield 
 sable, charged with a tower as in the arms (for Tower). 
 Motto — " Love and dread." Seat — Elemore Hall, in the 
 county of Durham. 
 
 Dame FLORENCE BAKER, Widow, commonly known 
 as Lady Baker, daughter of M. Finnian von Sass. Married, 
 i860 (as his second wife), Sir Samuel White Baker, Knight 
 Bachelor, Master of Arts, Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, Fellow of the 
 Royal Astronomical Society, Deputy - Lieutenant for the 
 county of Gloucester, and Justice of the Peace for the county 
 of Devon, who died December 31, 1893. Armorial bearings 
 are, upon a lozenge : Argent, within two barrulets between 
 three swans' heads erased of the second, and in the centre 
 chief point a fountain proper, two cinquefoils fesseways 
 also of the second. Postal address — Sandford Orleigh, 
 Newton Abbott. 
 
 JOHN RICHARD BAKER, Esquire. Born Oct. 5, 
 1866, being the eldest son of the Hon. Sir Richard Chaffey 
 Baker, K.C.M.G., K.C.P.S., President of the Senate of 
 
 the Commonwealth of Australia, by his wife Katherine 
 Edith, dau. of Richard Bowen CoUey. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Party per fesse or and asure, in chief a cinquefoil 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
IBak 
 
 IBak 
 
 bMweMi two B«nuu' necks enued. and in ban a MMit 
 nack eraaed between two cJn<|urf<>ils nil counierchanged. 
 ■■■■twmy ame and or. Oraat— On a wreath uf the col- 
 ows. a dexter arm enibowcd proper, charged with two 
 daqotfoib luure. holdiDj; a lozenKe also azure, charged 
 with a »wan'» neck era»c«l or. Motto—" Carpe diem." 
 
 LAWRENCE INGHAM BAKER. Gentleman. Born 
 it6a, being the eldest son of Lawrence James Baker of 
 0«er«hiiw I'.irk. formerly M.P. Frome Div. Somerset, by 
 his %nfe ElUsn Caihcrinc rhonipson. Armorial baarinffs— 
 
 impaline the arms of Peto, namely, borry of six per pale 
 inaented or and gules, two annulets in fesse all counter- 
 changed. Oraat — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 swan s head erased argent, un estoile or. between two 
 bexants. MottO - " Sedulo et honesle." Afarried, 1885. 
 Helen Agnes, younRcst dau. of Sir Samuel Morton Fcto, 
 1st Itart. ; and has /wi«r- Humphrey I^urencc Felo Baker, 
 Gentleman, born 1887. Postal address— EasxcoKt Lodge, 
 Pinner. 
 
 LAWRENCE JAMES BAKER, Gentleman, M.P. for 
 Somerset (Frome Div.) 1885. Horn 1827, being the eldest 
 son of Capt. John I^iw Ikikt-r, by his wife Caroline Brown. 
 t"/w*— Reform. Armorial bearlngrs— 
 Crwt — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a swan's head 
 erased argent, an estoile or between two bezants. Motto — 
 "Sedulo el honeste." Married, firstly, 1857, Ellen 
 Catherine Thompson; secondly. 1871, Susan Taylor; and 
 has issue. Postal <i</rf/r«— Ottershaw Park. Ottershaw, 
 Surrey. 
 
 The Honourable Sir RICHARD CHAFFEY BAKER, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, M.A. (Cambridge), Mcnilier of 
 the Legislative Council of South Australia, Justice of the 
 Peace, and K.C. Born June 2a, 1841, being the eldest 
 son of the Honourable John Baker of Morialta, Member 
 of the legislative Council of South Australia, and Isabella 
 his wife, daughter of George Allen ; was elected Member 
 of Parliament of South Australia, 1868 ; Attorney-General, 
 1870; Member of the Legislative Council of South Aus- 
 tralia from 1877 ; was Special Envoy from the Australian 
 Colonies to Great Britain to negotiate Postal Union be- 
 tween them, 1885, 1886; created C. M.G. 1886, and 
 K.C.M.G. 1895. Armorial bearing^ — Party per fesse 
 or and azure, in chief a cinquefoil between two swans' necks 
 erased, and in base a swan's neck erased between two cinque- 
 foils, all counterchanged ; and for his Crest, up>on a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm embowed proper, charged with 
 two cinquefoils azure, holding a lozenge also azure, thereon 
 a swan's neck erased or; with the Motto, "Carpe diem." 
 Married, December 24, 1865, Katherine Eldith, daughter of 
 Richard Bowen Colley ; and has Issue — (i) John Richard 
 Baker. Esq. ; (2) Robert Colley Baker, Esq. ; and Adelaide 
 Edith. Postal a</</r«j— Adelaide, South Australia. Clubs 
 — New University, Adelaide (Adelaide, South Australia). 
 
 Rev. ROBERT LOWBRIDGE BAKER, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. Cantab., J. P. co. Oxford, Rector of Wilcote 
 and Vicar of Ramsden, same co. Bom 22 Feb. 1831, being 
 the only son of the late Robert Baker, Esq., of West Hay, 
 J. P. and D.L., by his wife Dorothea, dau. of the Rev. John 
 Wylde, Rector of Aldridge-with-Barr, co. Stafford. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, on a fesse 
 engrailed Ijetween three swans' necks erased or, gorged 
 with ducal coronets gules, as many cinquefoils of the last ; 
 and impaling the arms of Hicks-Beach, namely, quarterly 1 
 and 4, vBxr€, argent, and gules, on a canton azure, a pile or 
 (for Beach) ; 2 and 3 gules, a fesse wavy between three fleurs- 
 de-lis or (for Hicks). Upon theescutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in mail 
 proper, the under vest seen at the elbow vert, the hand also 
 proper, grasping a swan's neck as in the arms, beaked gu. 
 Married, 1st. 1858, Mary Katherine (who died 1871), dau, 
 of Charles Noel of Bell Hall, co. Worcester ; and andly, 
 7 Jan. 1873, Henrietta Maria, 4th dau. of Right Hon. Sir 
 Michael Hicks-Beach, 8th Bart., of Beverston, M.P., by 
 whom he has /wk*— Robert Michael Baker, Gentleman, 
 *. 13 March 1887 ; Katherine Alice ; Mary Dorothea ; 
 Lettice Edith ; Maijorie Emily ; Laura Joan ; and Henrietta 
 
 Judith. Estate— West Hay, Wrington, Bristol, /'os/a! 
 address — Ramsden, Cbarlbury, Oxford. 
 
 gelPI 
 
 BAKFIR (H. Coll.). Per pale ermine and gules, 
 greyhound courant between two bars invecled, in chi 
 two ciuatrcfoils, and another in base all counterchange_ 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of tlip 
 colours, a cock.itrice per fesse indented erminois and i)ean, 
 combed and wattled gules, gorged with a collar azure, i 
 in the beak a quatrefoil slipi^ vert. Motto — ' ' So 
 that ye may obtain." 
 
 Sons of William Clinton Baker, Esq. , J. P., of Bayfortf!" 
 bury, 6. 1839; d. 1903; m. 1864, Edith Miklmay 
 Ashurst, d. of Rev. Ilcnry Lewis Magendie, Vicir dL ■ 
 Great Dunmow : — ajftl 
 
 Henry William Clinton Baker, Esq., J. P. Herts., flpl 
 1865. Estates — Roughton and High Toynton, Lines. ' 
 Hyde Hall, nr. Buntingford, and iVa/— Bayfordbury 
 Herts. 
 
 Lewis Clinton Baker, Gentleman, Commander R, 
 *. 1866. Pes.— 
 
 Osbert Clinton Baker, Esq., Capt. 2nd Roy. Irish Ri| 
 *. 1869. Pes.— 
 Geoffrey Clinton Baker, Gentleman, 6. 1871. Pes.— 
 
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 ADDISON FRANCIS BAKER-CRESSWELL, Gentl, 
 man. Born Nov 8, 1874, being the eldest Son of the late 
 Oswin Cumming Baker- Cresswell, Esquire, of CressweU, 
 J. P., High Sheriff 1882, formerly Capt. 3rd Hussars, by his 
 wife Emn>a Sophia Georgina (now Countess of Ravens- 
 worth), dau. of the Hon. Richard Denman of Westergalc, 
 Sussex. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, i. quarterly i, 
 and iiii. erminois, three torteaux two and one, each charged 
 with a squirrel sejant argent (for Cresswell) ; ii. and iii 
 gules, a goat statant, armed and crined or, between thi 
 saltires of the last (for Baker) ; 2. the same arms of Cn 
 well ; 3. the same arms of Baker ; 4. azure, two chcvrom 
 argent, between two garbs in chief or, and in b.ise 
 swords in saltire proper, pommels and hilts gold (for R( 
 Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a tortcau, charged as in the 
 arms (for Cresswell) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a goat's 
 head erased argent, armed and crined or, gorged with a 
 collar gemel and charged on the neck with a saltire gules 
 (for Baker). Motto — "Cressa ne careat." Seats— Cra 
 well, Morpeth, Northumberland ; Harehope, Alnwl 
 Northumberland. 
 
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 GILFRID GEORGE BAKER-CRESSWELL, Esquii 
 J. P. for Worcestershire. Born 1848, being the second s 
 of the late Oswin Addison Baker-Cresswell, Gentleman, by 
 his wife Anne Seymour Conway, eld. dau. of Sir Williatn 
 Gordon-Cumming, Bart., of Altyre. Clu6 — Junior United 
 Service. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i. quarterly i. and 
 iiii. erminois, three torteaux, two and one, each charged 
 with a squirrel sejant argent (for Cresswell) ; ii. and iii. gules, 
 a goat statant, armed and cnned or, between three saltires of 
 the last (for Baker) ; 2. the same arms of Cresswell ; 3. the 
 same arms of Baker ; 4. azure, two chevronels argent, 
 between two garbs in chief or, and in base two swords in 
 saltire proper, pommels and hilts gold (for Reed), and 
 impaling the arms of Coof)er, namely vert, a fesse em- 
 battled or, between two pheons in chief and as many thigh 
 bones saltireways in base argent. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, 
 thereon a torteau, charged as in the arms (for Cresswell); 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a goat's head erased argent, 
 armed and crined or, gorged with a collar gemel, and 
 charged on the neck with a saltire gules (for Baker). MottO 
 — "Cressa ne careat." Married, 1876, Alice Louisa, 
 youngest dau. of Sir Aslley Paston Cooper, Bart. , of Gade- 
 bridge ; and has Issue — (i) Henry Gilfrid Baker-Cresswell, 
 Gentleman, born 1878 ; (2) Oswin Easterby Baker-Cresswell, 
 Gentleman, born 1882 ; and Alice Ida. Postal address — 32 
 Lower Sloane Street, London, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE BARRINGTON BAKER-WILBRAHAM, 
 Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. Born Jan. 26, 1845, being 
 the second son of the late Sir George Baker, 3rd Baronet, 
 by his first wife Mary Isabella, second dau. of Robert 
 Nassau Sutton, and assumed the additional surname and 
 arms of Wilbraham by Royal Licence, 1900. Livery — 
 Dark blue coat, blue and orange striped waistcoat, black 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 IBal 
 
 6i 
 
 rousers piped with orange. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 erly i and 4, argent, three hendlets wavy azure, and for 
 Jistinction a canton ermine (for Wilbraliam) ; 2 and 3, 
 per pale argent and or, on a saltire nebuly sable, five escal- 
 lops of the first, on a chief of the third a lion passant of the 
 second, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the same arms 
 of Wilbraham without the mark of distinction. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 wolfs head erased argent, charged on the neck with a cross 
 crosslet azure for distinction (for Wilbraham) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embo«ed, vested azure, 
 (charged with three annulets interlaced or, cuffed argent, 
 holding in the hand proper an arrow of the last. Motto — 
 "In porta quies." Married, April 4, 1872, Katharine 
 Francis, only child and heir of the late Lieut.-Gen. Sir 
 [Richard Wilbraham, K.C B., of Rode Hall, co. Chester; 
 land has had /ssi4e—{i) Wilbraham George Baker, Gentle- 
 •man, 6. 1873, ^- ^^75 '< (2) Philip Wilbraham Baker- 
 [ Wilbraham, Gentleman, 6. Sept. 17, 1875 [m., Aug. 8, 1901, 
 Joyce, dau. of Sir John Kennaway, Bart., M.P. , of Escot, 
 ! Otterv St. Mary] ; Katiiarine Mary [tn. , 1899, Rev. Piers 
 [John Benedict ffoulkes] ; Margaret Isabel; and Sybilla 
 I Frances. Sea/s- Rode Hall, Cheshire; Woodhouse, Up- 
 lyme, Devon. London, W. C/«* -Athenaeum. 
 
 ! ROBERT ANSTRUTHER BALBIRNIE-VANCE, 
 
 [Esquire, J. P., of Balmerino. Born , being the son of 
 
 j Balbirnie, by Margaret his wife, dau. of John Vance 
 
 [of Coagh, CO. Tyrone, and sister and co-h. of George 
 Washington Vance. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 14, argent, on a bend gules, three mullets or, in the sinister 
 [chief point a cinquefoil of the second ; 2 and 3 vert, a fesse 
 Ichequy argent and azure, between three cuirasses of the 
 1 second, on a chief indented of the last, a rose gules, between 
 i two buckles of the third. Mantling gules and argent. 
 ; Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant or, 
 I gorged with a collar gules, and holding in the dexter paw a 
 j pair of balances proper, and charged on the shoulder with a 
 j cinquefoil of the second. Motto — ' ' Be faithful. " 
 
 { WILLIAM JOHN ATKINSON BALDWIN, Esquire, 
 I Barrister-at-Law, County Alderman Lancashire County 
 [Council, J. P. for co. Palatine of Lancaster, and for 
 , CO. of Cumberland, Colonel (retired) 3rd Batt. Border 
 
 tegt. Bom Feb. 14, 1845, being the eldest son of Rev. 
 John Baldwin, Clerk in Holy Orders, J. P. co. Palatine 
 of Lancaster, Fellow of Christ's Coll., Cambridge, and 
 his wife Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of William Atkin- 
 son of Dalton. Livery — Navy blue, silver buttons, 
 
 drab overcoat, yellow and dark blue striped waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearings — Or, a chevron ermines, be- 
 tween two sprigs of oak in chief vert and an acorn in base 
 azure. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a squirrel sejant or, charged with a fesse azure, 
 holding in his paws a feather argent. Motto — "Vim vi 
 repello." Estates — Property in and about Dalton, Haw- 
 coat, and Newton. Residence — Dalton in Furness. Clubs - 
 Carlton, Junior Carlton, Junior United Service. 
 
 BALDWYN, quartered by CHILDE-FREEMAN and 
 CHILDE-PEMBERTON. 
 
 BALFOUR, see PATERSON-BALFOUR-HAY. 
 
 BALFOUR, see TOWNELEY-BALFOUR. 
 
 BALFOUR, quartered by BETHUNE and BRUCE. 
 
 ARTHUR MACKINTOSH BALFOUR, Esq., Captain 
 Royal Regt. of Artillery, presently Adjutant in ihe Sussex 
 
 Artillery, East Division Royal Artillery. Bom , being 
 
 the son of Lewis Balfour, Merchant, Calcutta. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a chevron indented sable, between 
 
 a rose g^les in chief and a saltire azure in base, an otter's 
 head erased of the first within a bordure engrailed of the 
 third. Mantling sable doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand holding an 
 olive branch proper ; and, in an escroU over the same, this 
 Motto, " Adsit Deus." Postal address — Sussex Artillery, 
 Brighton. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable ARTHUR JAMES BAL- 
 FOUR, First Lord of the Treasury, a Member of 
 His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of East Lothian, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Cambridge, Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 Honorary Doctor of Laws of the Universities of Edinburgh, 
 St. Andrews, Cambridge, Dublin, and Glasgow, Honorary 
 Doctor of Civil Law of the University of Oxford, Chan- 
 cellor of the University of Edinburgh. Born July 25, 
 1848, being the eldest son of the late James Maitland 
 Balfour of Whittingehame, in the county of East Lothian, 
 and of Strathconan, in the county of Ross, by his wife 
 Blanche Mary Harriet, commonly known as Lady Blanche 
 Mary Harriet, second daughter of the Most Honourable 
 Sir James Brownlow William Gascoyne-Cecil, second Mar- 
 quess of Salisbury, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the 
 Garter; elected a Member of Parliament for Hertford, 
 February 1874 to November 1885, since when he has sat for 
 the East Division of Manchester. Armorial bearings — 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
T6al 
 
 TBal 
 
 Aigtnt. (Ml It chewm engrailed between three mullrt* sable, 
 • n«r* hea«! ertiied of the first, within a Ixwdure of the 
 Moond. H*""<'* g !>aU>e, doubled argent. OrMt — On a 
 wmuh or lii* li««nM.a|»lin-trae propar. Motto— " Virtus 
 
 ad sethera tendit." Estate — Whittingehame. Postal ad- 
 dresses — Whittingehame, Prestonkirk, E^st Lothian; lo 
 DowningStreet, London, S.W. C/uds — Carlton, Travellers', 
 Athenaeum, New (Edinburgh), 
 
 CHARLES BARRINGTON BALFOUR, Esquire, J.P. 
 tor the COS. of Roxburgh and Berwick, and D.-L. for the co. 
 of Berwick, M.P. for the Homsey Div. of Middlesex since 
 1900. Bom Feb. ao, 1863, being the only son of Charles 
 Balfour of Balgonie and Newton-Don, by his wife Ade- 
 laide, commonly known as the Honourable Adelaide, dau. 
 of the Right Honourable William Keppel Harrington, sixth 
 Viscount Barrington. Cluds — Guards', Carlton, Bachelors', 
 New Club (Edinburgh). Livery — White, with black 
 facings, black breeches and stockmgs, silver buttons, and 
 silver shoe-buckles. Armoiial bearings — He bears for 
 Amu : Argent, on a chevron engrailed between three mullets 
 sable, an otter's head erased of the first, within a bordure also 
 engrailed of the second ; impaling the arms of McDonnell, 
 namely, quarterly, i. or, a lion ramp>ant gules ; 2. or, a 
 dexter arm issuant from the sinister fesse p>oint out of a cloud 
 proper, the hand holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect azure ; 
 3. argent, a ship with sails furled sable ; 4. jser fesse azure 
 and vert, a dolphin nai.int in fesse proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 inantling sable, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a palm-tree proper ; and in an escroU 
 above, this Motto, " Virtus ad sethera tendit." Mar- 
 ried, April 12, 1888, Helena, commonly known as Lady 
 Helena, fifth daughter of the late Right Honourable Mark 
 McDonnell, tenth E^rl of Antrim; and has Issue — (i) 
 Charles James Balfour, born February 8, 1889 ; (2) Duncan 
 Balfour, born April 10, 1891 ; (3) John Balfour, bom 
 May a6, 1894 ; Archibald Balfour, born August 26, 1896. 
 £states—Sewton-Don (counties of Berwick and Roxburgh) ; 
 Balgonie and Balfour (contiguous) in the county of Fife. 
 Postai addresses — Newton-Don, Kelso; 14 Grosvenor Cres- 
 cent, London, S.W. 
 
 S EDWARD BALFOUR. Esquire, of Balbirnie, in the 
 county of Fife, Deputy-Lieutenant. Born 1849, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late John Balfour, 
 of Balbirnie, Esq., J.F., D.L., Hon. Col. Fife Artill. Mil., 
 
 late Capt Grenadier Guards, by his wife. Lady Georgi.-ina 
 Isabella, daughter of the Right Honourable John Frederick 
 Campbell, first Earl of Cawdor. Armorial bearings -He 
 bears lor Amu: Argent, on a chevron engniiliKl lx:iwecii 
 three mullets sable, a seal's head erased of the first. U)Kin 
 Ihc escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Orest, a palm-tree pro()er ; and in 
 an cscroll above, this Motto, " Virtus ad .x-thera tendit.". 
 
 Married, 1879, Isabella We^man Hooper of Boston, Unite 
 States of America, and has issue. Estate — Balbirnie, Mark- 
 inch, N. B. Postal add. — 48 Belgrave Square, London, S. W. 
 
 5 FRANCIS WALTER BALFOUR, Esquire, of Fernie, 
 in the county of Fife, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 I lieutenant for that county; formerly Major Rifle Brigade ; one 
 of the claimants to the Barony of Balfour of Burleigh. Bom 
 1830, being the eldest son of Francis Balfour of Fernie, by his 
 wife Margaret, daughter of Graham Bower of Kincauldrum, 
 in the county of Forfar. Club — Army and Navy. Armorial 
 bearingfs— He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron sable, 
 an otter's head erased of the first. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his deg^rec, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, a mermaid proper, holding in her dexter hand 
 an otter's head erased sable, and in the sinister a swan's 
 head erased, also proper. Motto — "Omne solum forti 
 patria." Supporters — Dexter, an otter; sinister, a swan, 
 both proper. Married, 1866, Jane Amelia, second daughter 
 of Patrick Small Keir of Kindrogan, in the county of Perth ; 
 and has, with other Issue — Francis Balfour, Gentlem; 
 born 1867. Estate and postal address— Fernie Cast! 
 CoUessie, Fife. 
 
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 The Hon. JAMES BALFOUR, a Member of the 
 Legislative Council and of the Executive Council of Vic- 
 toria, Justice of the Peace. Born May 10, 1830, being 
 the sixth son of John Balfour, a merchant in l^ith, and 
 the third son, by his second wife Robina, dau. of Capt. 
 Robert Gordon of Invercarron. Clui — Australian (Mel- 
 bourne). Armorial bearingrs — Argent, on a chevron in- 
 dented sable, between a rose in chief gules and a saltire in 
 base azure, an otter's head erased of the field. Crest — A 
 dexter hand holding an olive branch proper. Motto — ' ' Adsit 
 Deus." Married, April 19, 1859, Frances Charlotte, eldest 
 dau. of the late Hon. James Henty, M.L.C., of Victoria; 
 and has Issue — (i) James Hugh Balfour, b. 1861 \m., 1885, 
 Ethel Maud Lucy Scales, and has issue] ; (2) Rev. Graham 
 Henty Balfour, M.A. Melbourne University, B.D. St. 
 Andrews University, b. 1866 [m., 1896, Annie Henderson]; 
 (3) Lewis John Balfour, B.A., M.B., Ch.B. Melbourne Uni- 
 versity, b. i868; (4) William George Balfour, b. 1871 ; [tn., 
 1900, Margaret Mackie Henderson, and has issue] ; (5) 
 Robert Melville Balfour, b. 1873, d. 1883 ; (6) Henry Rainy 
 
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 .Balfour, b. 1875 ; Charlotte Gordon ; Fanny Robina ; Mary 
 iMatheson, deceased; Annie Munro; and Christina Emily 
 Elphinstone. Jieside?!ces—Tya\\a., Toorak, Melbourne; and 
 'Round Hill, Culcairn, New South Wales. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAM BALFOUR, Esquire, of Balfour 
 land Trenabie, in the county of Orkney, Justice of the 
 Ipeace and Deputy-Lieutenant, Convener of that county, 
 j Honorary Colonel (retired pay), and Colonel Commanding 
 [Orkney Artillery Volunteers, late Captain 7th Dragoon 
 iGuards. Bom December 30, 1827, being the eldest sur- 
 i viving son of the late William Balfour, Esquire, of Trenabie, 
 'Capt. R.N. and Vice- Lieut, of Orkney, by his second 
 Iwife Mary Margaret, dau. of Andrew Baikie ; succeeded to 
 ithe estate at the decease of his half-brother, 1887. Clubs 
 j— Army and Navy, New (Edinburgh), Scottish Conservative 
 (Edinburgh). Armorial beaxings — Argent, on a chevron 
 
 holding in bend a branch of laurel slipped all proper; and 
 upon an escroll above the crest this Motto, " Adsit Deus." 
 
 i sable, an otter's head erased of the first. Upon the escut- 
 • cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 I ling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 j is set for Crest, a dexter arm in armour erect proper, the 
 ! band holding a baton in bend gules, tipped argent. Sup- 
 porters — Two otters proper. MottO — " Fordward." 
 (Supposed to refer to the tenure of the wardenship of the 
 i Forth, held by the Balfours as proprietors of the Isle of 
 I May, at the mouth of the Firth of Forth.) Married, 
 \ December 28, 1852, Isabella, only daughter of Lieutenant- 
 ; Colonel Craster, late 22nd Regiment ; and has Issue — 
 j (i) William Edward Ligonier Balfour, Esq., Lieut. -Col. 
 Royal Artillery, born February 17, 1855 [married, August 
 I 27, 1887, Florence Augusta Catherine Elizabeth, daughter 
 I of Frederic Bernal, Her Britannic Majesty's Consul-General 
 ' at Havre] ; (2) James Edward Stanley Balfour, Gentleman, 
 j born February 15, 1856, died July 29, 1862 ; (3) John David 
 ; Balfour, Gentleman, of Pensalatenne, Ceylon, born June 17, 
 ' 1857 [married, September 22, 1885, Sophia, daughter of the 
 ' late John Orred of Ashwicke, in the county of Wiltshire] ; 
 : Isabella Frances Emmeline, died January 28, 1871 ; Mary 
 ■ Eleanor Edith; and Maud Alice. 5^a/.y— Balfour Castle 
 ! and Noltland Castle, all in the county of Orkney. 
 
 JOHN EDMOND HEUGH BALFOUR, Esquire. 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Devon, late Captain 
 nth Hussars. Born 1863, being the eldest son of the late 
 George Edmond Balfour of The Manor, Sidmouth, in the 
 county of Devon, and his wife Marianna, daughter of the 
 Reverend J. Jowitt, Vicar of Headingley, Leeds. Clubs— 
 Boodle's, Wellington. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, on a chevron sable, between three lions 
 passant gules, an otter's head erased ot the field. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand and arm erect, 
 
 Estate — The Manor, Sidmouth. 
 Manor, Sidmouth, Devonshire. 
 
 Postal addresses — The 
 
 S WILLIAM EDWARD LIGONIER BALFOUR, Es- 
 quire, Major Royal Artillery from 1891. Born Feb. 
 17, 1855, being the eldest son of Col. Jumes William Balfour 
 [to whom refer] and Isabella, dau. of late Col. Craster, 
 22nd Regiment. Clubs — Boodle's, Pratt's. Livery — White, 
 with black facings. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 chevron sable, an otter's head erased of the field, a label for 
 difference. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour erect, the 
 hand holding a baton in bend gules, tipped argent. Motto — 
 " Forward." Married, August 27, 1887, Florence Augusta 
 Catherine Elizabeth, only dau. of Frederic Bernal, Esq., 
 C.M.G., lately H.B.M.'s Consul-General at Havre; and 
 has Issue — Mildred Ligonier; and Doris Ella Ligonier. 
 Postal address — Boodle's Club, St. James's Street, S.W. 
 
 BALFOUR (L.O.). Parted per pale argent and sable, 
 on a chevron between three roundles an otter's head 
 erased all counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a mermaid holding in 
 her dexter hand an otter's head erased all proper. 
 Motto — " Non temere." 
 
 Son of late James Balfour of Letham, Scoonie, co. 
 Fife, b. 1803; d. 1876; m. 1834, Isabella, d. of Alex- 
 ander Hutchinson of Fosterton, co. Fife : — 
 Robert Balfour, Gentleman, b. 6 March 1844; m. 24 
 Aug. 1881, Josephine Maria, d. of late James Beazley, 
 Esq., J. P. [Arms of Beazley impaled, viz. gules, a lymphad 
 with sails furled and oars in action between three crosses 
 pat^e all or]; and has surv. issue — (i) Alexander Balfour, 
 Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1882; (2) Alan Scott Balfour, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894. Res. — " Avonhurst," Chiselhurst, 
 Kent. Clubs — Bath, City of London. 
 
 BALFOUR (L.O. , 5 Sept. 1901). Ermine, on a chevron 
 sable, between two torteaux in chief and in base an open 
 book proper, an otter's head erased argent. Mantl i ng 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, on a 
 rock, a mermaid holding in her dexter hand an otter's 
 head erased, and in her sinister a swan's head erased all 
 proper. Motto — " Nil temere." 
 
 Son of Rev. Peter Balfour, Minister of Clackmannan, 
 
 b. 1794; d. 1862; m. 1833, Jane Ramsay, d. of John 
 
 Blair of Perth :— 
 
 Rt. Hon. John Blair Balfour, ist Baron Kinross, of 
 
 Glasclune, co. Haddington, in U.K. (15 July 1902), Lord 
 
 Justice-General and Lord Pres. of the Court of Session 
 
 in Scotland, P.C. , J. P. and D.L. Edinburgh and co. 
 
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 Haddingioo. LL.D. (Edinburgh and St. Andrews), M.P. 
 far Ctecknuuuuut and Kinro»s 1880-1899 [Supporters 
 •pplg. 10 ti of Kinross: On cither side an otter pro|>er 
 a t i fg ad qq ib« tlwulder with two swords in saltire argent, 
 ptMMMlt and hilU or. I If lirnrs behiixl his shield as Lord 
 J^ke^Qooeral of Scotland two swords in snltire points 
 upwards proper, hilt«<l and pommelled or], b. 1837 ; m. 
 lit i860. Lilios Oswald (<f. 187a). d. ot I>onaid M.ic- 
 kaniie. the Hon. l^-ord Mackenxie, Judge of the Supreme 
 Court of Scotland ; and, lion. Marianne Eliza MoncrcilT, 
 d. of lames, isl Haron Moncreiff ; and has issue— (i) I^l(>n- 
 I'atrtck Balfour. ».A. Oxon. , Advoeate, b. 1870 [*i. 1903, 
 Caroline Ehie. d. of Arthur H. johnstone-Douglas, Esq., 
 D.L.. of Coinlongon Castle. Ruthwcll, N.H.]; (a) Hon. 
 James MoncreitT Balfour, a A. Oxon., *. 1878; (3) Hon. 
 John Ramsay Ulair iialfour. b. 1881 ; (4) Hon. Harry 
 Kobol Chichester lialfour, b. i88a; (5) Hon. Norman 
 Rradarkk William lialfour, b. \Wa : and Isabel Nora 
 OtMOdoUne. .SVtf/j— Glasclune, North Ucrwick, N.H. 
 Rts.—6 Roih«^say Terrace, Edinburgh. C/«*j— Brooks's, 
 Atbenarum, Reform, National Liberal. New (Edinburgh). 
 
 BALFOUR of Dawyck, co. Peebles (L.O., 18 June 190a). 
 Parted per pale argent and sable, on a chevron lietween 
 three Heurvdc-lis all counterchanged, an otter's head 
 erased proper. Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest — 
 
 On a wreath of the liveries, a mermaid holding in her 
 dexter hand an otter's head erased, and in her sinister a 
 comb all proper. Hotto — ••Nil temere." 
 
 Son of Alexander Balfour, Esq., J. P. co. Denbigh, of 
 
 Mount Alyn, Denbighshire, b. 1833: d. 1886; m. 1864, 
 
 Janet. (AVa/— Dawyck, Peeblesshire), d. of Rev. 
 
 John Roxburgh, D.D., of Glasgow: — 
 
 Frederick Robert Stephen Balfour, Gentleman, M.A., 
 
 Member of Royal Company of Scottish Archers (King's 
 
 Bodyguard for Scotland), b. 1873 ; m. 1904, Gertrude, only 
 
 d. of F. H. Norman, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Moor Place, 
 
 Much Hadham, Herts. Post, add.— ■21 Cambridge Square, 
 
 I^ondoo. W. ; Dawyck, Stobo, N.B. 
 
 GEORGE THOMAS BALFOUR-KINNEAR (form. ,k 
 George Thomas Kinneor), of Birstanc, in the co. of Orkn. 
 Writer to the Signet. liont Feb. 8. 1833, Ixiing the cU! 
 son of the late James Kinnear, Writer to the Signet, l>v 
 Mar^ Henrietta his wife, dau. of William Balfour, Esti," 
 of Llwick, afterwards of Trenaby, both in co. of Orkney, 
 Vice- Lieut, of that county, ancl Capt. R.N. Armorlai 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, sable, on a Ix-nd or, three 
 martlets vert, within a bordure of the second (for Kinnear): 
 a and 3 argent, on a chevron sable, an otter's head erased 
 of the field (for Balfour). Mantling gules doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, an anchor proper. 
 Motto — "Spem fortuna alit." Married, Nov. 16, 1858, 
 Agnes, youngest dau. of the late Harry (Jordon of Liv.r! 
 pool, and has with other Issue — James Balfour Kinrv 
 Writer to the Signet, b. Sept. 34, 1859. Postal 
 dress — Cross, Sanday, Orkney ; 6 Doune Terrace, litliii- 
 burgh. Ciub — junior Conservative. 
 
 JAMES BALFOUR-MELVILLE, Gentleman, of Stnu 
 kinness. Born Feb. 15, 1815, being fourth son of Jan 
 Balfour of Pilrig, by his wife Anne, dau. of Capt. Ji,i, , 
 Mackintosh of Courbrough More and Harwoud, of the 4211 1 
 Regt. Livery— Bla.ck and silver. Armorial bearings 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent on a chevron indented s:il'. 
 between a rose in chief gules and a saltire in Iwse ,a/ii; 
 an otter's head erased of the field (for Balfour of I'llri^;) 
 a and 3 gules, three crescents argent within a bordure of 
 the last, ciiarged with eight roses of the first, a crescent of 
 the second in chief for difference (for Melville). Marriel, 
 August 15, 1844, Eliza Ogilvie Heriol Maitland, daughti 1 
 of James Heriot of Ramornie, in the county of P'lfc ; and 
 has Issue — (i) James Heriot Balfour-Melville, Gentleman, 
 born July 8, 1845 ; (2) Frederick Maitland Balfour-Melville, 
 Gentleman, born July 2, 1847 ; (3) Francis Douglas Balfour- 
 Melville, Gentleman (twin with Frederick), died August 
 1859; (4) John Elphinstone Balfour-Melville, Gentleman, 
 born November 4, 1849 ; (5) Robert Andrew Agnew Balfour- 
 Melville, Gentleman (twin with his brother John) ; (6) 
 Leslie Melville Balfour-Melville, Gentleman, born March 
 9, 1854; (7) Elliot Southesk Balfour-Melville, Gentleman, 
 born July 6, i860; and Emma Constance. Estate— ?>tnXb- 
 kinness, in the county of Fife. Postal address — Mount 
 Melville, St. Andrews. Clubs — The Club (St. Andrews), 
 Scottish Liberal (Edinburgh). 
 
 Sir CHARLES BENT BALL, Knight Bachelor. Ap- 
 pointed Regius Prof, of Surgery in the Univ. of Dublin 
 Nov. 1895, Member Advisory Board A. M.S., Hon. Sur- 
 geon to the King 1904. Born Feb. 21, 1851, being the son 
 of Robert Ball, LL.D. of Dublin, by his wife Amelia 
 Gresley, dau. of Thomas Hellicar of Btistol. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a chevron gules, bet»\een three 
 fireballs proper, a galley with one mast, sail furled, pennant 
 flotant in stern of the first. Mantling gules and argent 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an arm vambraced 
 embowed argent, charged with two ogresses, the hand 
 proper gr:ispi:ig a fire-ball as in the arms. Motto— "On." 
 Married Annie Julia, eldest dau. of Daniel Kinahan of 
 Roebuck Park, co. Dublin ; and has with otlier Issue — (i) 
 Charles Arthur Kinahan Ball, Esq., M.D., B.Ch., b. March 
 29, 1877; (2) George Stawell Ball, Esq., b. July 19, 1884, 
 d. March 10, 1888; (3) Nigel Gresley Ball, Esq., b, 
 Aug. 27, 1892 ; (4) Ivan Helicar Ball, Gentleman, b, 
 July 23, 1894. Residence— lif Merrion Square. Clubs — 
 Constitutional, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 JOHN STEWART VALENTINE BALL, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1884, being the eldest son of the Lite Valentine Ball, 
 by his wife Mary, daughter of John Stewart Moore of 
 Moyarget, co. Antrim. Armorial bearings— Argent, on 
 a chevron gules, between three fireljalls proper, a galley 
 with one mast, sail furled, jjennon flotant in stern of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm vambraced emlxjwed argent, charged 
 with two ogresses, the hand proper, grasping a fireball as 
 in the arms. Motto — "On." Postal address — 
 
 Sir ROBERT STAWELL BALL, Knight Bachelor, 
 LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S., Lowndean Professor of Astronomy 
 and Geometry in the University of Cambridge, and F'ellow 
 of King's College ; Scientific Adviser to the Commissioners 
 of Irish Lights, Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of 
 Edinburgh, and formerly Royal Astronomer of Ireland. 
 
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 \Bom July 1, 1840, being the eldest son of Robert Ball, 
 LL.D., of Dublin, by his wife Amelia Gresley, dau. of 
 , Thomas Hellicar of Bristol. Armorial beaxings— Argent, 
 Ion a chevron gules, between three fireballs proper, a galley 
 I with one mast, sail furled, pennon flotant in stern of the 
 [first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 [the colours, an arm vambraced embowed argent, charged 
 ' with two ogresses, the hand proper, grasping a fireball as in 
 
 [the arms. Motto — "On." Married, August 5, 1868, to 
 JFrances Elizabeth, dau. of William E. Steele, M.D. ; and 
 (has Issiie~(i) Robert Steele Ball, Esq., Civil Engineer, b. 
 iDec. 17, 1869; (2) William Valentine Ball, Esq., Barrister- 
 j-it-Law, b. Feb. 10, 1874 ; (3) Charles Rowan Hamilton 
 :Ball, Esq., b. June 24, 1876; (4) Randal Gresley Ball, 
 .Esq., b. July 23, 1881 ; Frances Amelia ; and Mary Agnetta 
 •[«. 1903, Joseph Barcroft, Gentleman, M.A. , B.Sc. , Fellow 
 bf King's Coll., Cambs.]. £.f/a/«— Ballinvoher, co. Water- 
 ford ; and in Dublin. Postal address — The Observatory, 
 jCambridge. Club — Athenagum. 
 
 BALL (U.O., Confd. 12 March 1901). Argent, out of a 
 'crescent gules, a tree eradicated proper, between three 
 
 a wreath of the colours, an escallop or, charged with a fire- 
 ball proper. 
 
 Son of and great-grandson of Henry Ball of 
 
 Dublin : — 
 Thomas Hand Ball, Gentleman, (5. . 7?«.— German- 
 town, Philadelphia, U.S.A. 
 
 FRECHEVILLE HUBERT BALLANTINE-DYKES, 
 Gentleman. Born September 16, 1881, being the only son 
 of the late Lamplugh Frescheville Ballantine-Dykes, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1885, and his wife Edith 
 Georgina, youngest dau. of R. Howard-Brook of Castle 
 Howard, Avoca, co. Wicklow. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly, i and 4, or, three cinquefoils sable; 2 
 and 3, argent, on a cross between four mullets azure. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lobster vert. Motto— " Prius frangitur quam 
 flectitur." .SVa^ — Dovenby Hall, Cockermouth. Club— 
 Guards'. 
 
 LAWSON LEIGH BALLANTINE-DYKES, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1864, being the fourth but only surviving son 
 of the late Frecheville Lawson Ballantine-Dykes, and his 
 wife Anne Eliza, eldest dau. and co-heir of J. Gunson of 
 Ingwell. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or, three 
 cinquefoils sable ; 2 and 3, argent, on a cross between four 
 mullets azure, a sword proper, pommelled and hilted or. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lobster vert. Motto — "Prius frangitur quam 
 flectitur. " Residence — 
 
 S LIONEL ERLE BALLANTINE-DYKES, Esquire, 
 Captain R.A. Born November 30, 1865, being the 
 eldest son of the Reverend Joseph Ballantine-Dykes, Rector 
 of Headley, Hants, and his wife Helen Theresa, eldest dau. 
 of the late James Litt of Glasgow. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, or, three cinquefoils sable ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a cross between four mullets azure, a sword 
 proper, pommelled and hilted or. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lobster vert. Motto 
 — " Prius frangitur quam flectitur." Residence — 
 
 BALLARD, quartered by WOODD. 
 
 BALLIDON, quartered by COKE. 
 
 M HUGH BALLINGALL, Esquire, Provost of the 
 %Sf Royal Burgh of Dundee 1884-87, J. P. Forfarshire, 
 
 iscallops sable. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 
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 J. P. Perthshire, D.L. of Forfarshire, D.L. and J.P. |for 
 CO. of the city of Hwid^e. ^i Bom May 26, 1840, being the 
 
 £ 
 
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 m of WUUua B«llini;all of the Plcasonce Brewery, 
 _ and hU wife MwRnret. dau. of John Richardson. 
 
 iiMvf— Oraen and white or ulw. Armoiija bearlnci— 
 Parted per pale arfent and vert, three bar* countcrchanged. 
 tammtMmg ygft. doublrd argrnt. Great On a wreath of 
 hb livcciea. a deini<«agle displayed vert, between two lilies 
 ■Ming out of the wreath proper. Motto— " Decore." 
 itirntd, Avgmt t, 1864. Alice Isabella Young, dau. of 
 ThoiaM Young of Fife-, and has /sitte—{x) William 
 BalUacaU. Uentlcman, M.A.. F.C.S., i. June la, 1868; 
 (•) lamas Bell Ballingall. Gentleman, Advocate, Edin- 
 burgh. M.A. (St. And.) LL.B. (Edin.), *. April 9, 1873: 
 (1) Marry Miller Ballingall, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal 
 Hone Artillery, *. Apil 14, 1878 ; (4) Frederic a-illin- 
 gall. Gentleman, *. March 9, i8«o; (5) Ronald Murray 
 Ballingall. Gentleman, i. Aug. 29, 1838; IsalM^Ua Miller 
 [■I. Frederic Nauntoo Studdert, Templemaley. Ennis, in 
 ca Clare]: Margaret Richardson [m. Samuel Collier 
 Thomson, Dalmossie, Broughty Ferry, Forfarshire]; and 
 Alice Jane [m. John D. Fleming, Hill Cottage, Broughty 
 F«TT, Foriarsbire]. S«i/— Ardarroch, Dundee. N.B. 
 C/mAi— Cootenrative (Edinbun;h), Eastern (Dundee). 
 
 BALLINGHAM. quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 WILLIAM FORD BALLY, F.R.C.S. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per chevron argent and azure, in chief two acorns 
 vert, and in base a demi-griflin of the first. Mantling 
 axtire and argent. Cr«at— On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, in front of an oak-tree fructed proper, two 
 swords in saliire also proper, pommels and hilts or. Postal 
 mdJrtu—BAih. 
 
 REGINALD MANSFIELD BALSTON, Gentleman. 
 Bom July 5, 1871, being the eldest son of Richard James 
 Balston, Gentleman, by his wife Emily Parker, dau. of John 
 Robinson. /.itYr>'- Dark blue. Armorial b«arlDg8— Ar- 
 gent, a pale gules, on a fesse sable between three fleurs-de- 
 us, two in chief of the last and one in base or, a rose of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a dove holding in the beak a sprig 
 of olive proper, three fleurs-de-lis fesseways sable. Motto 
 — •'J 'esp^re. " Married, Jan. 25, 1900, Muriel Alice, dau. 
 of C ShirreflT Hilton, and has Issue— Joan Alice. Club— 
 Jimior Constitutional. 
 
 RICHARD JAMES BALSTON. Gentleman. Bom 
 , being the son of the late William Balston of Spring- 
 field, Maidstone, Kent. Armorial beamigs — Argent, a 
 pale ^les, on a fesse sable between three fleius-de-lis, two 
 m chief of the last and one in base or, a rose of the first. 
 M a n t lin g gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a dove holding in the beak a sprig of 
 olive proper, three fleurs-de-lis fesseways sable. Motto 
 
 — •' J esp^e." Married Emily Parker, dau. of John 
 Robinson; and has with other Issue— Reginald Balston, 
 Gentleman, b. July 5, iSyf. Residence — Springfield, 
 Maidstone. 
 
 ARTHUR JOHN JONES B.AMFORD. Gentleman. 
 
 Lord of the Manor of Misterton. Born 
 
 TBamfOrtl ^.P"' ^S. 1857. being the third son of 
 
 .M^Mfttkvvv Charles Bamford and his wife, Hannah 
 
 - . „ Clifford, daughter of John Yerl. Clubs— 
 LeicestCT Conservative (I^icester). Conservative (Liverpool). 
 County (Rhyl), /.itrry— Light coat, with red collar, piped 
 with red silk, red waistcoat. Armorial bearings—He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a fesse engrailed between two 
 annulets in chief, and as many mascles in base gules ; and 
 for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 dexter arm embowed holding a flagstaff proper, therefrom 
 flowing a banner argent, charged with a mascle gules 
 three annulets interlaced of the last ; with the Motto' 
 
 Perseverantia vincit." Married. October re. 1870' 
 Anne, eldest daughter of Thomas Nash of Worcester- 
 shir.- ; and lias /ssue-(i) Charles Arthur Bamford, Gentle- 
 Si.^"" kL'' a*^'-. '^^ = ^^^ ^*^*'" Scott Bamford, 
 
 M.,,^; ^"li P'!,' '^' '^ ' ^"'^ A""« Nash. Estates 
 7wl/ vv "^' ^"'J Brookhurst, Bromboro. Cheshire. 
 Po^l address-Mistenon Hall, Lutterworth, Leicesterl 
 
 IBan 
 
 BAMFORD (H. Coll., 1904). Gules, a swor 
 proper, pommel and hilt or, surmounted by a fesse wavy 
 erminois, in chief two crosses crosslet fitchte of the thirtl 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
 colours, in front of a lion's head couped sable, between 
 two olive branches fructed proper, two crosses crosslet 
 fitch^e in saltire or. Livery — Black, red facings. 
 
 Sons of Henry Bamfoid of Uttoxeter, b. 1818 ; d. 
 1896; m. 1842, Julia, d. of Samuel Brassington :— 
 
 Samuel Brassington Bamford, Esq., J. P. .Staffs., *. 1845; 
 m. 1875. Dorothy Bond, d. of Henry Ornie Hawthorn, 
 Surgeon, of Uttoxeter, Staff's. ; and has issue— (i) Henry 
 Bernard Bamford, Gentleman, b. ; (2) Oswald Joseph 
 
 Bamford, Gentleman, b. ; (3) Julian Hawthorn Bamford, 
 Gentleman, b. ; (4) Alban Aloysius Bamford, Gentle- 
 
 man, b. . Seat — Hawthornden Manor, Uttoxeti- 
 
 Staff's. 
 
 Henry Brassington Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1849; ;/.. 
 1878, Mary, d. of Francis Emery ; and has issue- 
 Gwendoline Mary ; Florence Mary ; Constance M.iry ; 
 and Celestine Mary. 5«a/— Park House, Staff'ord. 
 
 John Bamford, Esq., J.P., b. 1854; nt. 1883, Mary 
 Sutton, d. of Henry Orme Hawthorn, Surgeon, of 
 Uttoxeter; and has issue — Henry John Bamford, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1891 ; and Mary Henrietta. .S^a/ — Oldfields 
 Hall, Uttoxeter. 
 
 Joseph Bamford, Esq., b. 1862; m. 1883, Ellen France 
 d. of Thomas Laurence Emery of .Stoke-on-Trent ; and li:i 
 issue — (i) Cyril Joseph Laurence Bamford, Gentleman, b. 
 1885; (2) Gerald Wilfrid Bamford, Gentleman, b. 1888; 
 Ethel Mary; and Julia Winefride. .S«a^— " Beaconside," 
 Lichfield. 
 
 Robert Bamford, Gentleman, b. . Seat— Weami 
 Lodge, Uttoxeter. 
 
 Sir SQUIRE BANCROFT, Knight Bachelor (1897). 
 Born May 14, 1841, being the eldest and only surviving son 
 of Secundus Bancroft-Butterfield of Netherthorpe, by Julia 
 his wife, daughter of Thomas Anthony Wright, and was 
 authorised by Royal Licence to use for himself and issue 
 the surname of Bancroft only, which had been assumed in 
 i860. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend invected azure, 
 between three gryphons' heads erased in chief and as 
 many cross crosslets in base of the last, three garbs banded 
 of the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a garb banded between two wings 
 
T5an 
 
 pr, each wing charged with a cross crosslet, four annulets 
 fesseways and interlaced azure. Married, December 28, 
 
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 67 
 
 tt867, to Marie Effie, daughter of Robert Pleydell Wilton. 
 \Postal address — 18 Berkeley Square, London. 
 
 § EDWIN HODGE BANKS, Esquire, Master of Arts 
 (Cantab), Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 ^f^flflfert Lieutenant for the county of Cumberland, for 
 iL/RKtVp which county he served the office of High 
 Sheriff in 1889 ; Barrister-at-Law. Born 
 .1847, being the younger son of the late William Banks, 
 lEsquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 jthe county of Cumberland. Clubs — Carlton and New 
 [University. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 
 Sable, a cross engrailed or, between 
 quarters a bear rampant of the last, 
 
 in the first and fourth 
 muzzled gules, and in 
 
 the second and third quarters a fleur-de-lis also or ; and 
 for a Crest, upon the trunk of a tree eradicated and 
 sprouting to the dexter proper, an eagle regardant with 
 wings elevated sable, charged upon the breast and upon 
 each wing with a fleur-de-lis or; with the Motto, " Dum 
 spiro spero." Postal address— nighmoor , Wigton, Cum- 
 berland. 
 
 HERBERT DELAMARK BANKS, Esquire, I. P. co. 
 Kent, late Major 6oth (King's Royal) Rifles, educated at 
 Eton and Magdalen College, Oxford. Bom Jan. 23, 1854, 
 being the second but only surviving son of the late 
 William John Banks, Esq., J. P., of Oxney Court, near 
 Dover (d. 1901), by his wife Margaret Ellen, dau. of 
 Richard Roff^ey. Armorial bearings— Sable, on a cross 
 
 peRseveR^NDO 
 
 between four fleurs-de-lis or, five arches of the field, within 
 the centre arch a fleur-de-lis of the last. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a stone column of the Tuscan order fesseways thereon 
 a stork proper, the dexter claw resting on a fleur-de-lis or. 
 Motto — " Perseverando. " Seat — Oxney Court, near Dover, 
 Kent. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sir JOHN THOMAS BANKS, K.C.B., M.D. of Trin. 
 Coll., Dublin, Hon. LL.D. Glasgow, and D.Sc. of the R. 
 Univ., a Physician in Ordinary to the Queen in Ireland, 
 and Reg. Prof, of Medicine in Univ. of Dublin, Member 6f 
 the Senate of the R. University and Repr. on General 
 Medical Council, ex-Pres. of R. Coll. of Physicians and 
 R. Academy of Medicine in Ireland, and British Medical 
 Association, and J. P. and D.L. for co. Monaghan (High 
 Sheriff 1891). Born 1817, being the younger son of the 
 late Perceval Banks of Dublin, and was created K.C.B. 
 1889. Club—K.\\A&ve. Street, Dublin. Armorial bearings 
 — Per pale sable and gules, on a cross between four fleurs- 
 de-lis argent, five pheons azure, and impaling on a second 
 escutcheon the arms of Wood- Wright, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, azure on two bars engrailed argent, three oak leaves 
 vert, in chief as many leopards' faces or (for Wright) ; 2 and 
 3 or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, between in chief a 
 thistle proper and in base a trefoil slipped vert, a bordure 
 gules (for Stewart). Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBat 
 
 w-ilh the Motto, 
 
 nd par palt Mbl* aiui fuln ; 
 
 IbftttwItaMi/* iiarritd, 1848. Alice, dau. of 
 
 " Fide 
 
 Capt. 
 
 Woed<WrMit of Oohmfo. co. Nlonaghan. i^stal ad- 
 *««>— oSiifb. Mooagban; 4s Merrion Square East. 
 DobllB. 
 
 BANNERMAN. tee CAMPBELl-BANNERMAN. 
 
 BANNKRMAN, quartered by RAMSAY. 
 
 WILLIAM BRUCE BANNERMAN, Gentleman, 
 F.S.A. (Lond. and Scot.), Fellow of the Geological 
 Society. lii>rn Feb. 11, 186a, being the second and 
 only surviving child of George Baniiermaii and Eliia 
 CoUis. dau. of John Colli*. lAxtry—CXT^nX colour with 
 gold lace, yellow collar and cuffs. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a feM between two boars' heads erased or in 
 chief, and a banner displayed bendways in base argent, 
 Iherron a canton azure, charged with a saltire of the 
 third. Mawtuwy gules, doubled or. Great— On a wreath 
 
 W**^ 
 
 WBRVCK'BANNtKMAN 
 
 of his liveries, a demi-man in armour affront^, his dexter 
 hand grasping a sword all proper, and his sinister hand 
 holding a banner displayed as in the arms. Motto— " Pro 
 patria. ' Married, Oct. 3, 1885, Emma Alexandra, dau. 
 of Thomas Davies; and has /w«<— (i) William Bruce 
 Banncrman, Gentleman, b. July 9, 1886; (2) Ronald 
 Robert Bruce Banncrman, Gentleman, b. Sept. 11, 1888; 
 (3) George Gordon Bruce Banncrman, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 28, 1889; (4) Edward Alexander Bruce Banncrman, Gen- 
 tleman, b. July 26, 1896, d. June 2, 1897; (5) Robert 
 Campbell Bruce Banncrman, Gentleman, *. Oct. 13. 1901 ; 
 Elsie .Mexandrina Bruce; Ethel Mary Elizabeth Bruce; 
 and Jessie Murray Bruce. Residence — The Lindens, 
 Sydenham Road. Croydon, Surrey. C/«^j— Caledonian, 
 Royal Societies", Primrose. 
 
 BANNISTER, quartered by BEETHAM. 
 
 THOMAS NICHOLAS BARBENSON, Gentlentn. 
 Armorial bearings— Azure, on a chevron between two 
 mullets in chief and a br.anch of olive in base or, three 
 gouttes-de-larmes. Mantling azure and or. Orest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, three mullets or, in front of a mount 
 vert, thereon an olive-tree proper, and on the dexter side 
 thereof rampant to the smister a lion gules. Motto— 
 " Semper fidelis." Residence — Alderney. 
 
 WILLIAM JOSEPH STARKEY BARBER-STAR 
 KEY, Esquire, J. P. for N. R. of co. York, B.A. Trin 
 College, Cambridge, and of the Inner Temple, Lonili 
 Barrister-at-Law. Assumed by Royal Licence, 1873, '1' 
 name of Starkey in addition to that of Barber, and the arm 
 of Starkey. Bom August i, 1847, being the only child ci 
 the late Rev. William Henry Barber. M.A. Magdalen ( ol 
 lege, Cambridge, Perpetual Curate of Quorndon, co. I)erl>\ 
 by his wife Mary, third dau. of John Starkey of Wh. 
 House, Hudderslield, co. York. Armorial bearingH 
 Argent, a bend engrailed vair between six storks sable, .1: 
 impaling the arms of Kinloch of Kinloch, namely, qu.n 
 terly, first grand quarter azure, a boar's head erased betwci:. 
 three mascles or, a crescent of the second in chief for dii- 
 ference (for Kinloch) ; second grand quarter, gules a chevron 
 embattled between three crescents argent (for Oliphant); 
 third grand quartei°, parted per fesse argent and sable, a 
 chevron between three cinquefoils counterchanged (for Bal- 
 neavis) ; fourth grand quarter counterquartered, i. gules, a 
 broken sp>ear and a standard saltireways argent, the last 
 charged with a cross of the field and fringed or ; 2. azure, 
 a cat salient argent ; 3. argent, on a salttrc sable, nine 
 mascles of the first, a bordure azure ; 4. or, three bars wavy 
 gules, each charged with an escallop of the field (all for 
 Smyth). Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wrcr 
 of the colours, a stork argent, sem^e of estoiles az\i: 
 Motto — ' ' Homo proponit, Deus disponit. " Married, Aprii 
 29, 1873, Margaret Aimee, third dau. of Sir George Kinloch, 
 1st Bart., of Kinloch, co. Perth ; and has had /««*— (i) 
 Joseph Edmund Kinloch Barber-Starkey, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 12, 1874, d. Aug. 2, 1875 ; (2) William Henry Joseph 
 Barber-Starkey, Gentleman, b. March 4, 1880; (3) Roger 
 John Kinloch Barber-Starkey, Gentleman, b. July 8, 1883; 
 (4) Frances Waugh Gordon Barber-Starkey, Gentleman, 
 b. May 9, 1885 ; (5) Charles Cecil Barber-Starkey, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 6, 1890; Margaret Sarah Mary Josephine; 
 Georgina Blanche Elaine ; Aimee Josephine ; and Constance 
 Kathleen. Residences — Aldenham Park, Bridgnorth, Shrop- 
 shire, and Knockshandoch, Glenisla, Alyth, N.B. Club— 
 Devonshire. 
 
 S GEORGE BARBOUR, Esquire, Honorary Major 
 Cheshire Yeomanry, Master of -Arts of Trinity College, 
 
 Cambridge, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 TBar 
 
 69 
 
 for the county of Cheshire, High Sheriff 1890. Born 1841, 
 
 being the only son of the late Robert Barbour, by Janet 
 
 Andrew his wife, daughter of the late William Fleming. 
 
 ' (7/«3j— Carlton, New University. Armorial beaxlDgs— 
 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, on a saltire gules, gutt^e- 
 
 d'eau, between two garbs m pale and as many escallops 
 
 i in fesse vert, an escallop of the first, and impaling the 
 
 ! arms of Macfie, namely, parted per fesse nebuly azure and 
 
 \ or, in chief a sword argent point downwards, and in base 
 
 a galley sable under sail of the third, flags and pennons 
 
 gules ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 
 , in front of a mount vert, thereon a Cross Calvary argent, 
 
 i a garb fesseways or. Motto — " Nihilo nisi cruce." 
 
 1 Married, October 20, 1869, Caroline Easton, third dau. 
 
 i of the late Robert Andrew Macfie of Dreghorn Castle, 
 
 I in the county of Midlothian ; and has Issue — Robert 
 
 Barbour, Gentleman, born 1876 ; Caroline Elizabeth ; 
 
 and Janet Mary. Estate — Bolesworth Castle, in the 
 
 county of Cheshire. Postal address — Bolesworth Castle, 
 
 Chester. 
 
 CHARLES ALEXANDER BARCLAY, Esquire, J. P., 
 Born Oct. 18, 1826, being the son of James Barclay, Esq., 
 of Knockleith, co. Aberdeen. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 
 doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a hand 
 holding a dagger proper. MottO — "Autagereaut mori." 
 
 a chevron or, between three crosses pat^e argent. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 hand holding a dagger proper. Motto — " Aut agere aut 
 mori." Supporters — Two hounds argent, collared gules. 
 Postal address— Ah^xdonr House, Fraserburgh, co. Aber- 
 deen. 
 
 CHARLES HERBERT BARCLAY, Gentleman, a 
 cadet of Barclay of Towie. Bom March 31, 1861, being 
 the second son of the late Charles George Barclay, resid- 
 ing at Dura, Cupar, Fife, by his wife Jessie Mackinlay, 
 third dau. of the late George Berry, Portobello, N.B. 
 Livery (dress)— Dark blue, yellow facings ; (undress) dark 
 blue. Armorial bearings (of Barclay of Towie, refer 
 to Charles Alexander Barclay, differenced as a cadet) 
 —Azure, a chevron engrailed or, between three crosses 
 pat6e argent, a bordure of the last. Mantling azure, 
 
 Residence — Inchdura, North Berwick, N.B. Club — 
 White's. 
 
 ROBERT BARCLAY, Esquire, of Bury Hill, in the 
 county of Surrey, Master of Arts, Fellow of the Royal 
 Geographical Society (High Sheriff 1878), Chief of the 
 house of Barclay of Mathers and Urie. Born October 7, 
 1837, being the eldest son of Arthur Kett Barclay, Esquire, 
 Fellow of the Royal Society, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, of Bury Hill, who died 1869, by his 
 wife Maria Octavia, daughter of the late Ichabod Wright, 
 Esquire, of Mapperley, in the county of Nottingham ; 
 succeeded his father 1869. Armorial bearing^s — He bears 
 for Arms : Azure, a chevron, and in chief three crosses 
 pat^e argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a mitre 
 or, and in an escroU over the same this Motto, " In cruce 
 spero." Supporters— Two savages wreathed round the 
 loins with oak, each holding in the exterior hand a club all 
 proper. Married, November 28, 1877, Laura Charlotte 
 Rachel, eldest daughter of Marmaduke Wyvill of Constable 
 Burton, Member of Parliament for Richmond, by his wife 
 Laura, daughter and heiress of Sir Charles Ibbetson, 
 Baronet, of Denton Park; and has Issue — (i) Robert 
 Wyvill Barclay, Gentleman, born November 23, 1880 ; 
 (2) Thomas Hubert Barclay, Gentleman, born April 13, 
 1884 ; (3) Arthur Victor Barclay, Gentleman, born August 
 II, 1887; (4) George Eric Barclay, Gentleman, born July 
 25, 1889; and Ellen Rachel. Estate and postal address — 
 Bury Hill, Dorking, Surrey. 
 
 DAVID STUART BARCLAY-ALLARDICE, Gentle- 
 man. Born November 21, 
 
 j5StCia2=aUatUlC0 second surviving son of the 
 late Samuel Ritchie by his 
 wife Margaret [now Barclay-Allardice, and to whom refer], 
 only child and sole heir of Robert Barclay-Allardice, Esquire, 
 of Allardice and Urie ; and assumed by Royal License in 
 the year 1883 the surnames and arms of Barclay-Allardice. 
 Livmy — Light blue with white facings. Armorial bear- 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 IBar 
 
 TBat 
 
 iBff*— He bom for Anna : Quarterly i and 4. nrgent a fessc 
 wavy gulm b etween three bows' heads erased sable, armed 
 •nd lanfued of the second (for AUardice of Allordice) ; a. 
 • c h ev r on and in chief tlirec crosses pat6e argent (for 
 of Ury) : 3. quarterly i. and iiii. argent on a chief 
 iree eKallupk or, ii. and iii. or, a fesse chequy azure 
 and argent, in chief a chcvroncl gulei (for Graham, Earls 
 of Monleith and Airth). Upon (he escutcheon is placed a 
 
 1 
 
 [m., June i, 1899, Nettie Frances, d.iu. of Denzil O h2? 
 rington of Clinton] ; (3) David Graham narciay-Allardice 
 Gentleman, born 1877 [m., Oct. 15. 1900, Annie dau of 
 lames E. Firth of Providence; and has issue, Gordon 
 Barclay-Allardice, Gentleman, *. Oct. 11,1904]; (4) Clinton 
 Barclay-Allardice, Gentleman, d. i88a ; M.irgaret Anna 
 [m., 1893, William Howard Bigelow, and has issue! • 
 Augusta Standish (d. unm.)\ and Amelia. Postal address— 
 
 ROBERT BARCLAY, ESQ. 
 
 ^I^ befiW'ng «"s degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 arg^t . and for his Crests, upon the dexter side, upon a 
 wreath of the livenes a naked man from the middle, in 
 dis dexter hand a scimitar all proper ; and in an escroll 
 ?fnf in* ^""t ''''^ «»*to. " In defenc; of the dfs"rS " 
 (for Allardice), and upon the sinister side, on a wreath 
 n[,i.K ''^enes a Bishop's mi.re or; and in an escroll 
 Z J^^/^^ 'v" "'***°' " '" «="«=« spero" (for Barclay) 
 ^am^^October ,c. 1868, Fannie Foster, daughter of 
 EJ^'^ ?^ E"'o' o^West Brattleboro. Vermont^ In the 
 IJnited States of Amenca; and has Issue— (1) Robert Bar- 
 clay-Alkrdiee, Gentleman, bom ,869 [m., Nov.^ itS 
 /,Tpn^o"'«: '^^o"- °^ ^'"•«'" Dfown of ProWde^Sf: 
 (a) Elliot Ruchie Barclay-Allardice. Gentleman, born 187^ 
 
 § is the Military Cockade. 
 
 Belmont Avenue, Providence. Rhode Island. United States 
 of America. 
 
 ROBERT BARCLAY-ALLARDICE, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Cornwall, M.A., F.S.A. (Scot.), Mayor of Lostwithiei 
 1899-1901 and 1904-S, Alderman of Lostwithiei 1903. Born 
 May ig, 184 1, being the eldest son of the late Samuel 
 Ritchie, by his wife Margaret, who died Aug. 7, 1903 [after- 
 wards Barclay-Allardice], only child and sole heir of Rofjert 
 Barclay-Allardice, Esquire, of Allardice and Urie, and as- 
 sumed by Royal License in 1883 the surnames and arms of 
 Barclay-Allardice. Clubs— Vnmrose, Fowey Yacht (Fowey)- 
 Livery — Light blue with white facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent a fesse wavy gules, be- 
 
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 tween three boars' heads erased sable, armed and langued 
 [of the second (Allardice of AUardice, c. 1542) ; 2. azure, a 
 [chevron and in chief three crosses pat^e argent (Barclay of 
 [Ury, c. 1725) ; 3. quarterly i. and iiii. argent, on a chief 
 [sable three escallops or, ii. and iii. or, a fesse chequy azrue 
 [and argent, in chief a chevronel gules (Graham, c. 1542, 
 [Earls of Monteith and Airth). Upon the escutcheon is 
 [placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 'doubled argent; and for his Crest, upon the dexter side, 
 
 I upon a wreath of the liveries, a naked man from the middle, 
 j in his dexter hand a scimitar all proper ; and in an escroll 
 1 over the same this Motto, " In defence of the distressed" 
 i (for Allardice), and upon the sinister side, upon a wreath 
 j of the liveries, a Bishop's mitre or ; and in an escroll over 
 the same this Motto, "In cruce spero" (for Barclay). Postal 
 \ address — Rose Hill, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. 
 
 The above-mentioned Robert Barclay- Allardice claims 
 ■jiAe Scottish Earldoms 0/ Strathearn, Monteith, and Airth. 
 
 § HENRY BARCROFT, Esquire, D.L. co. Armagh, 
 High Sheriff 1890. Born 1839, being the eldest son 
 
 late Joseph Barcroft of Stangmore Lodge, co. 
 'ryrone. by Mary, dau. of John Wandesford Wright of 
 
 New York. Armorial beaxings — Argent, a lion rampant 
 sable, in the dexter chief point a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-bear rampant gules, muzzled and charged 
 on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or. Married, 1867, 
 Anna, dau. of David Malcolmson of Melview, co. Tip- 
 perary ; and has Issue — (i) Joseph Barcroft, Gentleman, 
 M.A. (Camb.), B.Sc. (Lond.), Fellow of King's College, 
 Cambridge, b. 1872 [w., Aug. 5, 1903, Mary Agneta, dau. 
 of Sir Robert S. Ball, LL.D., F.R.S., and has issue, 
 Henry Barcroft, Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 1904J; (2) David 
 Malcomson Barcroft, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; Sarah Richard- 
 son ; Mary ; and Henrietta. Seat — The Glen, Newry, co. 
 Armagh. Club — Automobile. 
 
 BARDWELL, quartered by FLETCHER- VANE, 
 
 HAROLD HERMAN JOHN BARING, Gentleman. 
 Born March 4, i86g, being the third but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Thomas Charles Baring, Esq., M.A., 
 J.P. and D.L., M.P. for S. Essex 1874-85, and for 
 London 1887-91, by his wife Susan Carter, dau. of Robert 
 Bowne Minturn of New York. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's head proper, muzzled 
 and ringed gold. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a mullet erminois between two 
 wings argent. Motto — " Probitate et labore." Seat — 
 High Beach, near Waltham Abbey. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY BARING, Esquire, J.P. for Hants, 
 Captain late Coldstream Guards. Born Dec. 1, 1819, being 
 the only son of the late William Baring, Esq., M.P. , by 
 his wife Frances, fourth dau. of J. Poulett-Thomson of 
 Waverley Abbey, and sister of the late Lord Sydenham. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's 
 head proper, muzzled and ringed gold. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mullet 
 erminois between two wings argent. Motto — ' ' Probitate 
 et labore." Married, April 21, 1849, Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Charles Hammersley ; and has Issue — (i) Francis Charles 
 Baring, Esq., Captain late 3rd Batt. Hampshire Regt., 
 b. 1852 [m., July 5, 1880, Isabella Augusta, eldest dau. 
 of Samuel Leo Schuster; and has issue, Thomas Esm^ 
 Baring, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; Arthur Francis Charles Baring, 
 Gentleman, Dudley William Baring, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; 
 and Violet Nina] ; (2) William Bingham Baring, Gentle- 
 man \m., March 2, 1886, Georgiana, dau. of Charles Hally- 
 burton Campbell ; and has issue, Evelyn Bingham] ; 
 Eleanor Mary; and Rose Fredericka [m., firstly, 1878, 
 F. W. Arkwright, Esq., Capt. late Coldstream Guards; 
 and secondly, Nov. 25, 1885, Lieut.-Col. George William 
 Adolphus FitzGeorge, late A.D.C. to H.R.H. the Duke 
 of Cambridge. 5i?a/— Norman Court, Salisbury, Hants. 
 Clubs — Guards', Turf. 
 
 The Reverend BARING BARING-GOULD, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. (Cantab.). Born Nov. 12, 1842, being 
 the only son of the late Rev. Alexander Baring-Gould, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, M.A. (Cantab.), of Kelso House, Worthing, 
 Sussex, formerly Vicar of Christ Church, Winchester, by 
 his wife Margaret Campbell, dau. of Rev. Walter Foggo 
 Ireland, D.D. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 per saltire or and azure, a lion rampant counterchanged (for 
 Gould) ; 2 and 3, azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's head 
 proper, muzzled and ringed gold (for Baring). Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant azure, bezant^e. Mottoes— " Touj ours 
 sans tache," "Probitate et labore." Married, Feb. 23, 
 1870 Elinor Sibella, dau. of John King Lethbridge ; and 
 has /w««— Edith Margaret Emma. Residence — 65 Lee 
 Park, Lee, Kent. 
 
 FRANCIS BARING-GOULD, Gentleman. Bom Nov. 
 I, 1839, being the fourth son of the late Rev. Charles 
 Baring -Gould, Clerk in Holy Orders, B.A. (Cantab.), 
 Rector of Lew Trenchard, by his wife Mary Ann, dau. of 
 Richard Tanner. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 4, 
 per saltire or and azure, a lion rampant counterchanged (for 
 Gould) ; 2 and 3, azure, a fesse or, in chief a bear's head 
 proper, muzzled and ringed gold (for Baring) ; and upon an 
 escutcheon of pretence the arms of Davies, namely gules, a 
 chevron nebuly or, between two boars' heads erased in pale 
 argent, withinas many (launches of the second. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 T6ar 
 
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 dMsMtOB rampuit luure, b«ant4e. MoMo — " Toujoun 
 luw iMhi.'' y^rrUd Flora Mam Manden. only child 
 ■ad Mr of the tele James Arthur Davies of London, and of 
 Trinity ColL. Cambk, M.A. : and has /*rt«#-Charles Sabine 
 Barrington Baring-Gould. Gentleman, >. March aa, 1870; 
 noraX'aroltDe ; and Winifred Mary. /f«i<^««— Merron 
 Qnag*. Surrey. 
 
 Tm« Rkvkmni) SABINE BARING-GOULD of Lew 
 Trenchard, in the county of 
 '^aat*<nA./ftrtltI)t Devon, Master of ArU of the 
 iDanng'VrilUlU university of Cambridge, justice 
 of the Peace for the county of 
 Devon. Rector and Patron of Lew Trenchard, aforesaid. 
 Btru January 38, iSu, being the eldest son of the late 
 Bdwara Baring-Gould, Ksquire, of l^w Trenchard, justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy- lieutenant for the county of Devon, 
 by Sophia Charlotte his wife, daughter of Admiral Thomas 
 Godolphin Ikwd, Royal Navy. Livtry — Blue and gold. 
 Annorlai bearlnfi— He bears for Amu : Quarterly i and 
 4, |>art\ )>er Mtliire or and axure, a lion rampant counter- 
 cbai)i;rd (for Guuld) ; 2 and 3 azure, a fesse or, in chief a 
 bear's bead proper, ringed and muuled of the second (for 
 Baring). Oreata — Upon a wreath of thn colours, a demi- 
 tion rampant aiure, bezant^ (for Gould), there being no 
 recorded Baring crest. Married, May 25, 1868, Grace, 
 daughter of John Taylor of Horbury, in the county of 
 York; and has liad Issue — (i) ICdward Sabine Baring- 
 Gould, bom September 5, 1871 ; (a) Julian Baring-Gould, 
 born 1877 ; (3) William Drake Baring-Gould, born 1878 ; 
 (4) Henry Baring-Gould, born 1885 ; (5) John Hillary 
 Baring-Gould, bom 18^ ; Mary married to A. W. H. 
 Dickinson of Dunsland, in the count( of Devon) ; Margaret 
 (m. p. D. Rowc, Great Hayes, co. Devon) ; Beatrice Graci- 
 euse, died an infant, 1876 ; Veronicy (w. Dr. A. King, 
 Bude, CO. Cornwall) ; Barbara (m. F. L. Burnard, of Ply- 
 mouth) ; Diana Amelia ; Felicitas ; Joan ; Cecily ; and 
 Grace. Estate and postal address — LewTrenchard, North 
 I>evon. 
 
 BARKER, see JONES-BARKER and RAYMOND- 
 BARKER. 
 
 § CHRISTOPHER DOVE BARKER. Esquire, J.P., 
 D.L. CO. of Worcester. Bom 1829, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas Barker, Esq., J. P., of Rosella 
 House, Tynemouth, Northumberland. Armorial bearingrs 
 —Or, three escocheons in fesse gules, each charged with a 
 bezant between as many bears' heads erased sable, "^muzzled 
 argent. M a ntlin g gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, issuant from an annulet or, a bear's head erased 
 ■able, muzzled of the first, charged with a bend nebuly 
 argent, thereon three torteaux. Motto — " Virtus tutissima 
 cassis." Married. 1854. Alice Gray, dau. of the late A. W. 
 Elmslie of Weston, Somerset. 6Va/ — Radnor House, Great 
 Malvern. Club — Conservative. 
 
 GEORGE RICKARD BARKER. Esquire. Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge, Justice of the Peace, 
 Patron of Hemsby, Barrister-at-Law. Bom June 25, 1832, 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert Copeman, Esquire, of 
 Hemsby Hall, in the county of Norfolk, Justice of the Peace, 
 by his wife Ann , only surviving child of John Barker Hunting- 
 ton, Esquire. Justice of the Peace for East Somerton, in the 
 county of Norfolk [by his first wife Anne, only daughter of 
 Benjamin Barker, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for Carbrooke, 
 in the county of Norfolk] ; assumed the name and arms of 
 Barker only, in lieu of Copeman, by Royal License, dated 
 July s. 1889. Armorial bearin^^s— He bears for Arms: 
 Argent, a torteau between three bears' heads couped gules, 
 muzzled or, a chief invected of the second. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, a bears head couped gules, muzzled or. be- 
 tween two torteaux. Seal — Hemsby Hall, near Great 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 THOMAS BARKER, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 --Quarterly 1 and 4, per chevron gules and argent, in chief 
 three escallops of the last and in base a bear sejant sable, 
 muzzled or (for Barker) ; 2 and 3 azure, an eagle displayed 
 within ail orle of four estoiles and as many annulets alter- 
 nately, all or (for Schuldham). Mantling: gules and argent, 
 crest— On a wreath of the colours, a bear sejant sable, 
 
 muzzled and gorged vrith a collar gemelle or, holding in 
 the paws iin escutcheon gules, charged with an escallop 
 argent. Postal address— Roslyn Hall, Sydney, New South 
 Wales. 
 
 BA R K E R of Clare Priory ( H. Coll. ). Argent . a maunch 
 sable, between three bear's heads erased of tlie List, niuzzh 1 
 or, on a chief gules, two swords salterwise iK)ints iipwanl 
 proper, pommelled and hiked gold. Mantling sahlc an 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 bear's head erased sable, muzzled or, two swords saltirewis 
 as in the arms. MottO — " Use well your talent." Livery 
 Drab, with scarclet facings. 
 
 Sons of John Barker of Clare Priory, Suffolk, d. 1800; 
 
 d. 1837 ; m. 1829, Georgiana, d. of Col. Thomas 
 
 Weston of Shadowbush, Poslingford :— 
 Sir George Digby Barker, K.C.B. (Mil., 1900), General 
 in the Army (ret.). Col. of The Prince of Wales' (North 
 Staftordshire) Regt., J. P. Essex and Suffolk, served in 
 Persian War and in Indian Mutiny, present at relief and 
 defence of Lucknow, &c., late Gov. and Commander-in- 
 Chief of Bermuda,*. 1833; m. ist, 1862, Frances Isabella 
 {d. 1900), d. of George Murray of Rosemount, Ross-shire; 
 2nd, 1902, Katherine Weston, d. of Edward Golding 
 Elwes ; and has had issue— Digby Hildyard liarker, Esq., 
 Capt. Stafford and W. India Regt. d. 1899 ; Helena AugusU 
 Victoria [m. 1891, Francis Henry May, Esq., C.M.G.]; 
 and Mary Caroline [m. 1899, Col. James Cecil Dalton, 
 R.A., Knt. of Justice of St. John of Jerusalem]. Seat 
 —Clare Priory, Suffolk. Clubs— United Service: West 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Walter Julius Barker, Esq., Major late R.M.L.I. Clui 
 — Primrose. 
 
 BARKWORTH, see WILSON-BARKWORTH. ■ 
 
 ALEXANDER KAY BARLOW, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Essex. Bom Sept. 30, 1855, being the second son of 
 William Barlow. Gentleman, of Choriton-on-Medlock, Man- 
 chester, by his wife Leah Frances, dau. of William Searleof 
 Oakhill, West Derby. Cluds— Royal Mersey Yacht, Royal 
 Harwich, Royal Portsmouth, and Corinthian. Liverv— 
 Black and silver. , Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Bendy of eight argent and vert, an eagle dis- 
 played with two heads sable, the claws resting on a mill- 
 rind in base fesseways or, holding in each beak an ear 
 of barley slipped proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a gauntleted hand bendways proper, grasping two eaglw 
 heads conioined and erased at the neck sable ; with the 
 Motto, "En foi prest." Married, Dec. 10, 1890, Sophia 
 Matilda, dau. of Henry Salomonson of Oaklands, Victoria 
 Park. Manchester; and has Issue~(i) Alexander William 
 Lancashire Barlow. Gentleman, b. Nov. 11. 1892; (2) John 
 Lancashire Barlow, Gentleman, b. Jan. 6. 1899; Joyce 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ■nrietta Lancashire; and Sybil Margaret Lancashire. 
 I'tates — The Barlow Hall Estate, Woodbury County, 
 
 Gentleman, born 1885 ; (3) Montagu Lovick Barnard, 
 Gentleman, born 1891 ; Cecilia Elizabeth (deceased) ; Effie 
 
 iwa, in the United States of America; and Wivenhoe 
 all, Essex. Postal address — Wivenhoe Hall, Essex. 
 
 WILLIAM WYCUFFE BARLOW, Esquire, M.A., 
 arrister-at-Law ; J. P. for Cheshire, Lord of the Manor 
 Maenau. Born March 18, 1854, being the eldest son of 
 e late William Barlow of Ashford, Wilmslow, Cheshire, 
 (/ his second wife Leah Frances, dau. of Samuel Searle 
 I West Derby, Lancashire. Armorial bearings — Bendy 
 j eight argent and vert, an eagle displayed with two heads 
 jft)le, the claws resting upon a millrind in base fesseways 
 (■, in each beak an ear of barley slipped proper. Mantling' 
 j:rt and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 iiuntleted hand bendways proper, grasping two eagles' 
 iaads conjoined and erased at the neck sable. Motto — 
 ! En foi prest." Married, April 23, 1884, Emily, second 
 iau. of the late James Jardine, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , of 
 'Iderley Edge, Cheshire ; and has /ssue — (i) James Jardine 
 iarlow, Gentleman, b. April 15, 1855 ; (2) William Geoffrey 
 I'arlow, Gentleman, 6. Dec. 28, 1891. Seat — Ashford, 
 jVilmslow, Cheshire. 
 
 ! THOMAS BARLOW -MASSICKS, Esquire, J. P. for 
 j:umberland. Born 1832. Armorial bearings — Per pale 
 ir and azure, on a fesse between four leopards' faces jessant- 
 e-lis, three in chief and one in base, two quatrefoils all 
 ounterchanged. Mantling azure and or; and for his 
 ilreat, upon a wreath of the colours, a cross pat6e azure, 
 ,urmoun ted by a leopard's face jessant-de-lis or. Motto — 
 ('Vestigia nulla retrorsum." Seat — The Oaks, Millom, 
 1 Cumberland. 
 
 . BARNARD, quartered by HUNTER. 
 
 I The Reverend DENNIS JACOB JOHNSON BAR- 
 I^IARD, Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts, Doctor of 
 !-..aws of Trinity Hall (Cantab. ). Born June 23, 1848, being 
 '■ he eldest son of the late Dennis Barnard, by Maria Lovick 
 lis wife, daughter of Jacob Johnson. Armorial bearings 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, on a bend invected azure, 
 Jetween two bears' heads couped sable, three escallops 
 if the first. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 ion argent, charged on the shoulder with an escallop, 
 lolding between the paws a serpent nowed, the whole between 
 wo escallops all azure. Motto — " Maintenant ou jamais." 
 Married, 1874, Elizabeth Pitts, daughter of Robert Christo- 
 pher Pitts ; and has had Issue— {1) Dennis Christopher 
 Barnard, Gentleman, born 1880 ; (2) John Douglas Barnard, 
 
 Margaret ; Dora Madeline ; and Hilda Mary. 
 address — "The School House, Stamford. 
 
 Postal 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM GIRLING BARNARD, Gentle- 
 man. Born May 21, 1851, being the third and youngest 
 son of the late Dennis Barnard of Norwich, by Maiia 
 Lovick, his wife, eldest dau. of the late Jacob Johnson of Nor- 
 wich, and of The Lodge, Saxlingham Nethergate, Norfolk. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend inveted azure, be- 
 tween two bears' heads couped sable, three escallops of the 
 first. Crest — A demi-lion argent, charged on the shoulder 
 with an escallop, holding between the paws a serpent nowed, 
 the whole between two escallops all azure ; with the MottO, 
 "Nunc aut nunquam." Married, March 28, 1883, Ger- 
 trude Beatrice, youngest daughter of the late Robert Chris- 
 topher Pitts of Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich ; and has Issue 
 — George William Barnard, Gentleman, born March 6, 
 1885 ; Gertrude Mary ; Helen Beatrice ; and Ethel Wini- 
 fred. Postal address — Stratton Lodge, Eaton, Norwich. 
 
 StR HERBERT BARNARD, Knight, J. P. Surrey and 
 Middlesex, F.S.A. Born 1831, being the eldest son of 
 the late John Barnard of Park Gate, Ham Common, by 
 his wife Mary Anne, dau. of Herbert N. Jarrett. Club — 
 Union. Armorial bearings — Barry of six or and argent, 
 a bear rampant sable, muzzled gold. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 a demi-bear sable, muzzled, charged on the shoulder with a 
 cross patte fitch^e, and the sinister paw resting on a cross 
 crosslet or. Married, 1854, Ellen, dau. of the late William 
 Wyndham of Dinton, Wilts ; and has, with other Issue — 
 Herbert Wyndham Barnard, Gentleman, born 1859. Res. 
 — 23 Portland Place, W. ; Burrows Lea, Share, Surrey. 
 
 BARNARD (H. Coll., 26 Apl. 1856). Per chevron gules 
 and argent, in chief two lions rampant of the last, and in 
 base a bear rampant sable, muzzled or. Mantling giiles 
 and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 argent, billetty sable, supporting with the dexter paw a 
 shield gules, charged with a garb or. Motto—" Mea 
 gloria fides." 
 
 Only surv. son of John Barnard, Gentleman, of 
 
 Brighton, b. 1818 ; d. 1898; m. 1845, Ehza Ellen, only 
 
 child of Charles Gibson of Colchester and London : — 
 
 John Charles Barnard, Gentleman, b. 1847; m. 1879, 
 
 Ada Maria, d. of George Routledge, Esq., of Stone 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 HouM. Carluk. J. P.. D.I.. : and hns surv. Issue— (i) Ivor 
 OMnard. GenHeaun. K 1887; (a) Cedric Barnard. Gcnile- 
 man. >. 1891 : (3) llumrrey I>ensil Barnard, Gentleman, 
 k iM: I'hyHi* Marion: Marjorie Calvert; Joyce; and 
 Winifred Koutletige. A'«. -Oakleigh, Dum»s Hill, Croy- 
 don. /Vi/. aJJ.—47 Lincoln's Inn Fields, lx)ndon, W.C. 
 
 Sons of George William Barnard, Gentleman, 6. 1826; 
 </. 1901 ; m. 1855, Emma Harcuurt, d. of Robert 
 Armstrong: — 
 Horcourt George Barnard, Gentleman, Solicitor, M.A. 
 Camb., ^. 1856; M. 1884, Anne Elizabeth, d. of Alfred 
 Porter ; and has issue — Keppel Harcourt Barnard, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1887. /ies. — Lambeth, S.E. ; Farnham, Surrey. 
 
 Alfred Gieorge Barnard, Gentleman, i. . Res. — 
 77 Upper Richmond Road, Putney, S.W. 
 
 Walter Burrows Barnard, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 71 Oakhill Road, East Putney, S.W. 
 
 JOSEPH BARNARD, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 IngB— Or, a bear rampant sable within two flanches vair. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-b«ar ramfiant sable, sem«^ of annulets or, and hold- 
 ing between the paws a buckle of the last. Motto — " Ex 
 Concordia victorise spes. " 
 
 URSULA MARY FLORENCE BOLDERO BAR- 
 NARD, Spinster, only daa of the late Charles Edward 
 Gee Boldero Barnard, Esq., J. P., Barrister-at-Law, by his 
 wife Sophia Lctitia, fifth dau. of Hon. Andrew Godfrey 
 Stuart. Armorial bearings — On a lozenge quarterly 
 I and 4, argent a bear rampant sable, muzzled or (for 
 Barnard); 3 and 3 per pale or and azure, a saltire 
 counterchanged surmounted by another counterchanged 
 (for Boldero). 5m/— Cave Castle, Brough, co. York. 
 
 S NATHANIEL BARNARDISTON, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. for co. Suffolk, and J.P. for Essex, Chair- 
 man West Suffolk Quarter Sessions from 1876, and late of 
 County Council from i888. Col. late Brigadier Comm. the 
 Harwich Vol. Infantry Brigade, was formerly in the 27th 
 Innbkilling Regt. Bom April 24, 1832, being the eldest 
 son of the late Nathaniel Clarke Barnardiston, Esq., J.P. 
 and D.L., and his wife Sophia, dau. of George Robert 
 Eyres of Cavenham House, Norfolk. Armoiial bearings 
 — Axure, a fesse dancettte ermine, between six crosses 
 crosslet argent Man t lin g azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a bittern or, standing among bul- 
 rushes proper. Married, Feb. 11, 1858, Lady Florence 
 I^gge, fifth dau. of William, 4th Earl of Dartmouth; 
 and has /«««- Nathaniel Walter Barnardiston, Esq. [to 
 whom refer]; (2) Thomas Legge Barnardiston, Esq., Com- 
 mander R.N., b. Sept. 4, 1866; (3) Geoffry Barnardiston, 
 Gentleman, *. May 30, 1868; (4) Roger Arthur Barnardiston, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. i, 1870, d. 1870; (5) Ernald Barnardis- 
 ton. Esq.. Capt. R.E., b. Sept. 4, 1871; (6) Samuel 
 John Barnngton Barnardiston, Capt. D.S.O. and Ad- 
 jutant ist Suffolk Regt., b, Aug. 1875; Florence Maria; 
 Maud Augusta; Gertrude Elizabeth Frances ; Cecil Laura ; 
 Mary ; Bertha Sophia ; and Emma, d. 1873. Seat— The. 
 Ryes, nr. Sudbury, Suffolk. C/«*— Junior United Service. 
 
 H NATHANIEL WALTER BARNARDISTON. 
 
 Km J.P. for Suffolk, Major Middlesex Regt., MilitM^ 
 Attache (Brux.) with rank of Lt.-Col., Commander of tl 
 Order of the Osmanieh, Knight of the Order of the Dann 
 brog. Horn Nov. a8, 1858, being the eldest son of Nathan 
 Barnardiston, Esq., of The Ryes, Suffolk, and his wife Li 
 Florence Legge, dau. of Rt. Hon. William, 4th Ikirl 
 Dartmouth. Armorial bearingi — Azure, a fesse duno-ii 
 ermine, between six crosses crosslet argent. MantUii: 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 bittern or, standing among bulrushes proper. Marri, 
 1892, Sarah Hall, third dau. of D. R. Floyd-Jones of F. , 
 Neck House, Long Island, formerly Lieut. -Gov. of New 
 York ; and has Issue — Joan. Residence— 'Tht Ryes, Sud- 
 bury, Suffolk. C/ub — Naval and Military. 
 
 BARNATO, Gentleman. Bont , being the 
 
 only son of the late Barnett Isaacs Barnato, Esq., of Park 
 Lane, W. , a Member of the Commission of Lieutenancy 
 
 for London, by his wife , dau. of Joel. Armorial 
 
 bearings— Azure, on a pile inverted argent, between two 
 roses in base of the second, bartjed and seeded proper, a 
 lion passant of the first. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, 
 two roses saltireways argent, stalked, leaved, and slipped 
 vert, interlaced by a mascle or. MottO — " Induslria atqii" 
 fortuna." Residence - 23 Upjier Hamilton Place. 
 
 GEORGE BARNE. Gentleman. Armorial bearings— 
 Per pale azure and gules, three leopards' faces in pale or, be- 
 tween six bezants paleways. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of an oak-tree proper, 
 growing out of a mount vert, an eagle with wings displayed 
 sable, charged on the body and on each wing with a bezant, 
 and resting the dexter claw on a leopard's face or. Motto — 
 " Avorum honori." 
 
 ©MICHAEL BARNE, Gentleman. Sub-Lieutenant 
 Royal Navy. Born Oct. 15. 1877, being the second 
 son of the late Lt.-Col. Frederick St. John Newdegate 
 Barne of Sotterley and Dunwich, co. Suffolk, by his wife 
 Lady Constance Adelaide Seymour, dau. of the Most Hon. 
 Hugh George, 5th Marquess of Hertford. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, azure, three leopards' heads argent 
 (for Barne) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron azure, between three 
 Cornish choughs proper (for Asthorpe). Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an eagle volant 
 argent, ducally gorged and niembered or, standing on a 
 mount vert. Motto— " Nee timide nee temere." Res.— 
 
 SMILES BARNE, Esq.. Capt. Imp. Yeo., late Capt. 
 Scots Guards, Lord of the Manor of Sotterley. Bom 
 Marcii 14, 1874. being the eldest son of the late Lt.-Col. 
 Frederick St. John Newdegate Barne of Sotterley and Dun- 
 wich, CO. Suffolk, by his wife Lady Constance Adelaide 
 Seymour, dau. of the Most Hon. Hugh George. 5th Mar- 
 quess of Hertford. Armorial bearij^s- Quarterly i and 
 4. azure, three leopards' heads argent (for Barne) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a chevron azure, between three Cornish choughs 
 proper (for Asthorpe). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle volant argent, ducally 
 gorged and membered or. standing on a mount vert. Motto— 
 " Nee timide nee temere." Married, 1904, VioletElla, elder 
 dau. of Sir Archibald and the Hon. Lady Orr-Ewing of 
 Ballinkinrain, CO. Stirling. N.B. 6'^a/— Sotterley. co. Suffolk. 
 
 SEYMOUR BARNE. Gentleman. Born Oct. 26, 1886. 
 being the third son of the late Lt.-Col. Frederick St. John 
 Newdegate Barne of Sotterley and Dunwich. co. Suffolk, by 
 his wife Lady Constance Adelaide Seymour, dau. of the 
 Most Hon. Hugh George, sth Marquess of Hertford. 
 Armorial bearings —Quarterly i and 4, azure, three 
 leopards' heads argent (for Barne) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 chevron azure, between three Cornish choughs proper (for 
 Asthorpe). Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle volant argent, ducally gorged 
 and membered or, standing on a mount vert. Motto — 
 "Nee timide nee temere." Res. — Sotterley, co. Suffolk. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY BARNEBY. Esquire. J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Hereford, and High Sheriff 1884. Lieut, 
 late s8th Regt. Born Feb. 2. 1843. being the second and 
 youngest son of the late John Barneby. Esq., M.P. for 
 Droitwich, and afterwards for East Worcestershire. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, a lion passant 
 guardant between three escallops argent ; 2 and 3, quarterly 
 
 is the BliUtary Cockade. 
 
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 |r and azure, four lions rampant counterchanged, impaling 
 ^he arms of Hicks-Beach, namely, quarterly i and 4, vair6 
 , rgent and gules, on a canton azure, a pile or ; 2 and 3, gules, 
 fesse wavy between three fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling sable 
 nd argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 jouchant guardant sable. MottO — " Virtute non vi.' 
 Married, August 8, 1865, Alice Mary, third dau. of Sir 
 Michael Hicks-Beach, M.P., 8th Bart. ; and has Issue— [i) 
 'idmund Henry Barneby, Gentleman, b. July and d. Oct. 
 1 869; (2) Richard Hicks Barneby, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Hereford, h. May 16, 1875; (3) Edward Arthur Barneby, 
 iJentleman, b. Feb. 22, 1878 ; (4) Henry Meysey Barneby, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 18, 1884; Susan Alice \m., Sept. 17, 
 895, Rev. Herbert Chase Green-Price, Rector of Brampton 
 :3rian, co. Hereford, second son of Sir Richard Green- 
 i'rice, ist Bart.]; Margaret Caroline; Edith Katharine; 
 iivelyn Mary, d. young, June 1876; Alice Laura; and 
 [Elizabeth Silver Bulkeley. 5^a/r— Longworth, co. Here- 
 ford; and Brockington Grange, Bromyard, co. Hereford. 
 ;7/„^j_Carlton, Junior Carlton, Naval and Military. 
 
 I JOHN HABINGTON (BARNEBY) LUTLEY, Esquire, 
 I VI. A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, J. P. co. Worcester, J. P. and D.L. 
 !;o. Hereford, and High Sheriff for same co. in 1872. Born 
 jVIay 2, 1840, being the eldest son of the late John Barneby 
 ;)f Brockhampton, M. P. for Droitwich, and afterwards for 
 *;o. Worcester, by his wife Susan, eldest dau. of John 
 iHenry Elwes of Colesbourne, co. Gloucester. Clubs — 
 '"arlton and Hurlingham. Armorial toearings — Quar- 
 i:erly i and 4, sable, a lion passant guardant between three 
 escallops argent (for Barneby) ; 2 and 3 quarterly or and 
 izure, four lions rampant counterchanged (for Lutley). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion couchant guardant sable. Motto — " Virtute 
 lion vi." Married, and has Issue — ^John Talbot Lutley, 
 Esq., B.A. Oxon., Capt. sth Worcester Regt., and Capt. 
 Imp. Yeo. Worcester Batt. S. Africa 1900, A.D.C. to 
 'Gov. Cape Colony 1903, b. Aug. 5, 1873 ; and three daus. 
 ■Seat — Brockhampton, co. Hereford. 
 
 I EARNED, see LEWIS-BARNED. 
 
 I BARNES, quartered by BUXTON. 
 
 § ALFRED BARNES, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the 
 county of Derby, M.P. for E. Derbyshire, 1880-85, 
 for Chesterfield Division, 1885-92. Born 1823, being the 
 
 ,*youngest son of the late John Gorell Barnes of Ashgate, 
 Derbyshire. Armorial bearings^ Azure, two lions passant 
 guardant ermine, each holding in the dexter paw a sprig of 
 oak slipped or, between three annulets in pale argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 ' colours, in front of a cubit arm in armour, the hand grasp- 
 
 ' ing a broken sword all proper, the wrist encircled by a 
 wreath of oak or, five annulets interlaced and fesseways 
 argent. Motto — " Frangas non flectes." Married, 1854, 
 Charlotte, youngest dau. of the late Thomas Wilson of 
 
 ' Liverpool ; and has, with other /ww^— Arthur Gorell Barnes, 
 Esq. [to whom refer]. Seat — Ashgate Lodge, Chesterfield. 
 
 ; Town residence — 105 Pall Mall, S. W. 
 
 ARTHUR GORELL BARNES, Esquire, M. A. (Cantab). 
 J. P. for Derbyshire, late Capt. and Hon. Major 3rd Batt. 
 (Mil.) Derbyshire Regt. Born 1855, being the eldest son of 
 Alfred Barnes, Esq., J. P., D.L., M.P., of Ashgate Lodge, 
 Chesterfield, by his wife Charlotte, youngest dau. of Thomas 
 Wilson of Liverpool. Club — Reform. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, two lions passant guardant ermine, each 
 holding in the dexter paw a sprig of oak slipped or, between 
 three annulets in pale argent ; impaling the arms of Beau- 
 mont, namely gules, a lion rampant or, armed and langued 
 azure, within eight crescents in orle of the second. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a cubit arm in armour, the hand grasping a broken 
 sword all proper, the wrist encircled by a wreath of oak 
 or, five annulets interlaced and fesseways argent. Motto — 
 " Frangas non flectes. " Married, 1891, Everilda Maria, fifth 
 dau. of Henry Frederick Beaumont of Whitley Beaumont, 
 J. P., D.L. formerly M.P. 5^a/— Tupton Hall, Chesterfield. 
 
 § FREDERIC GORELL BARNES, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for Kent, Barrister-at-Law, M.P. for N.E. Div, 
 of Kent 1895-1900, M.A. (Cantab.), F.R.G.S. Bom 1856, 
 being the second but now only surviving son of the late 
 Charles Barnes, Esq., J. P., of Mossley Hill, Wavertree, 
 
 Lanes., by his wife Marian, elder dau. of the late Rev. 
 William Peach, Vicar of Old Brampton, Derbyshire. Clubs 
 — Carlton, Garrick. Armorial bearings — Azure, two lions 
 passant guardant ermine, each holding in the dexter paw a 
 sprig of oak slipped or, between three annulets in pale 
 argent ; impaling the arms of Lethbridge, namely azure, 
 over water a bridge of three arches embattled proper, on a 
 chief argent an eagle displayed sable between two roses gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm 
 in armour, the hand grasping a broken sword all proper, the 
 wrist encircled by a wreath of oak or, five annulets inter- 
 laced and fesseways argent. Motto — ' ' Frangas non flectes. ' ' 
 Married, 1894, Caroline Anne Rojser, only dau. of Sir Roper 
 Lethbridge, K.C.I.E. ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Roper 
 Gorell Barnes, Gentleman, born July i, 1896 ; (2) Frederic 
 Finlay Gorell Barnes, Gentleman, b. Nov. 16, 1901 ; and 
 Catherine Elsie Marian. Estate — Barnes, Dronfield, Derby- 
 shire. Residence — Springfield, Hawkhurst, Kent. 
 
 Hon. Sir JOHN GORELL BARNES, Knight Bachelor 
 (1892), Q.C. , a Judge of the Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty 
 Division of the High Court of Justice, M.A. (Cantab.). 
 Born 1848, being the eldest son of the late Henry Barnes of 
 Liverpool, by his wife Georgiana, dau. of the Rev. Richard 
 Smith. Armorial bearings — Azure, two hons passant 
 guardant ermine, each holding in the dexter paw a sprig of 
 oak slipped or, between three annulets in pale argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a cubit arm in armour, the hand grasp- 
 ing a broken sword all proper, the wrist encircled by a 
 wreath of oak or, five annulets interlaced and fesseways 
 argent. Motto — "Frangas non flectes." Married, 1881, 
 Mary Hampstone, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Mitchell. 
 Residence — 14 Kensington Park Gardens, London, W. 
 
 BARNES (H. Coll.). Gules, four lozenges conjoined 
 in cross between as many trefoils slipped all argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, upon a rock a bear proper, muzzled or, and resting 
 the dexter fore-paw on a trefoil slipped vert. 
 
 Sons of Robert Barnes of the city of Durham, and of 
 
 Stathern, co. Leicester, and of Anne his wife, dau. of 
 
 John Wheeldon of Ashover, co. Derby, Gentleman : — 
 
 Robert Barnes, Gentleman [Motto — ' ' For-bear "], 3. 1822 ; 
 
 m. June 6, 1850, to Anne Elizabeth Jane Fielding, dau. of 
 
 James Fielding-Sweeny, Major 70th Regt., and J. P. co. 
 
 Carlow, Ireland ; and has Issue — Anne Elizabeth. 
 
 Rev. George Barnes, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Univ. 
 Durham, Rector of St. Albans, of Wood Street, City 
 [Motto — "Fer fortiter "], b. 1831. Postal address — 
 154 Upper Clapton Road, N.E. 
 
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 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 BARNES (H. CoH). Vert, iwo gubt in chief or. and 
 . SSK hUd «««i in bMc ermiDe. , M«ttln« vert 
 lad or OWrt Qa a wrauh of the oolourb. id front of 
 a i«b* or. IWO tickles in »ahire proper, the whole sur- 
 
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 Sir REGINALD AYLMER JOHN DE BARNES 
 BARNEWALL. loth IVironet. of Crickslown Castle. 
 Mcalh. Horn Kebru.iry i6. 1838, being the |x)sihunious 
 of the late Sir Aylmcr John liarnewall, 91I1 Baronet, win 
 
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 mounted by as many ears of wheat saltirewise, stalked 
 and leafed also or. Motto — "Do it with thy might." 
 
 Sons of the late Samuel Barnes of Pulham, Norfolk :— 
 John Matthew Barnes, Gentleman, is m. ; and has issue- 
 Reginald Jarrould Barnes, Gentleman. ^«.— Morning- 
 Ihorpe. Norfolk. 
 
 BARNET, quartered by LLANGATTOCK. 
 
 ^ is the unitary Cockade. 
 
 died January 22, 1838, by his wife Esmay Mary, who was 
 also his cousin, eldest daughter of Christopher Bame- 
 wall, Gentleman. Armorial bearings — Quarterly ol 
 eighteen, i. ermine, a bordure engrailed gules, and his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet (for Barnewall), 2. azure, a 
 cross moline quarter-pierced or (for Molyneux), 3. argent, 
 a wyvern gules (for Drake), 4. argent, a chevron l)etween 
 three dolphins naiant sable (for Serjeant), 5. vair, a chiei 
 
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 ch uy or and gules (for Fleming), 6. azure, three barnacles 
 fe<<vvays in pale or, on a chief ermine a demi-lion rampant 
 issint gules (for de Geneville), 7. or, a lion rampant gules 
 (fcde Lacy), 8. gules, a lion passant or (for Bigod), 9. 
 m,i a pale or (for Grandmesnil), 10. party per pale or and 
 vet a lion rampant gules (for Marshal), 11. gules, a bend 
 lo'igy or (for Marshal— ancient), 12. argent, on a chief 
 az^, three crosses pat^e-fitchfe of the field (for de Clare), 
 1-i.T, three chevronels gules, in chief a label of five points 
 azi;(for declare— ancient), 14. gules, three lions passant 
 in lie argent (for Giffard), 15. sable, three garbs, two and 
 ortirgent, banded gules (for Macmorough), 16. or, a lion 
 ra Jant sable (for de Welles), 17. gules, a fesse, dancettte 
 beeen sixcrosscrosslets, three and threeor(ford'Eingaine), 
 ig;rmine, a fesse between three colts courant sable (for 
 C<l). Above his escutcheon is placed a helmet of his degree, 
 vii his lambrequin of gules, doubled argent ; and for his 
 Oi! t, upon a wreath of the colours, from a plume of five 
 osch feathers or, gules, azure, vert, and argent, a 
 fa'm rising of the last; with the Motto, " Malo mori 
 qiln foedari." Town residence — 23 Cliveden Place, Eaton 
 Scjire, S.W. C/uds — Brooks', Wellington, Saint James', 
 Ai)hitryon, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 \>ster in his Peerage placed this Baronetcy in " chaos"; 
 iti.rs Sir Reginald has proved his pedigree to the satisfaction 
 ofHster King of Arms — and as his succession to the title 
 is^llowed, certified, and recorded in Ulster s Office — the 
 Eifor fails to see what doubt exists upon the matter. 
 
 (aRNHOUSE, quartered by JEKYLL. 
 
 IaRNS, see GRAHAM-BARNS-GRAHAM. 
 
 j HARRY BARNSTON, Esquire, J. P. for co. Chester. 
 
 I M.A. Christ Church, Oxford, Lieut. Chester Yeo- 
 nr;ry Cavalry, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, 
 Ld of the Manor of Farndon. Born Dec. 12, 1870, being 
 tl; third and only surviving son of the late William 
 Biston, Esq., J. P., Major JSth Foot, and his wife Mary 
 Elma, youngest dau. of the late Col. King, K.H. , of the 
 r.i Light Dragoons and i6th I^ancers. Livery — Dark 
 bi", back and yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings — 
 A] re, a fesse dancett^e ermine, between six cross crosslets 
 fi|i6e or. Seats — Crewe Hill, Farndon, Cheshire, and 
 Nquis, CO. Flint. Clubs — New Oxford and Cambridge, 
 Cjoa Tree. 
 
 jiR JOHN BARRAN, first Baronet, J. P. for Leeds 
 (Ijmerly Mayor, 1870-1871), M.P. for Leeds 1876-85, and 
 \,'kshire W. Riding (Otley Div.) 1886-95. Born Aug. 3, 
 i,t, being the son of the late John Barran. Armorial 
 t rings— Per saltire gules and sable, a bear passant or, 
 n!;zled of the second, between two mascles of the third, 
 latllng gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 
 he colours, in front of a tower gules, charged with three 
 r, icles intertwined paleways, a lion's gamb fesseways erased 
 c Motto — "Amor patriae." Married, ist, 1842, Ann (who 
 c 1 1874), daughter of M. Hirst of Leeds ; 2nd, 1878, Eliza, 
 c; ghter of William Brown of Helensburgh, N.B. ; and has 
 l\ie—(\) Charles Barran, Esquire, born 1849; (2) Alfred 
 Iran, Esquire, born 1851 ; (3) Henry Barran, Esquire, 
 In 1856 ; (4) Rowland Hirst Barran, Esquire, born 1858 ; 
 Li; Eliza; and Louisa. 5sa;— Chapel Allerton Hall, 
 rr Leeds. Residence -z^ Queen's Gate, S.W. Clubs— 
 Ij tional Liberal, Reform. 
 
 IJARRETT, see LAYLAND-BARRETT. 
 
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 I SAMUEL BARRETT-HAMILTON, Esquire, J. P., 
 ' D.L., High Sherriff i886, late Capt. 3rd and 14th Hus- 
 
 ss, only son and heir of Hill Hamilton Barrett of Dublin ; 
 
 !:umed name and arms of Hamilton by Royal Licence, 
 
 Jg. 20, 1887. a?^3j— Kildare Street (Dublin), R. St. 
 
 < orge's Yacht. Armorial bearings— Qunrterly i and 4, 
 
 1 saltire gules and azure, a galley, sails furled and oars in 
 '• ion or, between three cinquefoils pierced argent (for 
 
 milton) ; 2 and 3 per pale argent and gules, barry of 
 ' ht, in chief three roses all counterchanged (for Barrett). 
 
 intling gules and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 ' ours, in front of two battle-axes in saltire, an oak tree 
 
 cted all proper, the trunk transfixed with a frame-saw or 
 ' r Hamilton). 2. on a wreath of the colours, a human 
 
 irt gules, between two wings conjoined and expanded 
 
 ire, bezant^e (for Barrett) ; over the second crest, " Vi it 
 
 pooh funera virtus." Motto (under the arms) — "Through." 
 Married, first, 1865, Alexina, eldest dau. of the late James 
 Lyall, Esq., of Earnoch, co. Lanark; second, 1870, Laura 
 Emilia, fourth dau. of Childers H. Thompson, Esq., of The 
 Mount, York ; and has, with other /w«e— Gerald Edwin 
 Hamilton Barrett-Hamilton, Esq., Capt. 5th Batt. R.I. 
 Rifles, B.A. Cambs., Barrister-at-Law. Seat — Kilmanock 
 CO. Wexford. 
 
 BARRETT-LENNARD (3 June 1801). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, or, on a fesse gules, three fleurs-de-lis of the field ; 
 2 and 3, barry of four per pale argent and gules, counter- 
 changed, all within a bordure wavy sable. Mantling or 
 and gules. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, an Irish 
 wolf-dog's head per fesse argent and ermine, charged on 
 the neck with an escallop per fesse nebuly gules and sable. 
 Motto — ' ' La loi le veut et moi ni mot." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Barrett - Lennard, Esq., M.P. for 
 
 Maldon (s. of ist Bart.), b. 1788; d. 1856 ; m. 2nd, 
 
 1825, Mary, only d. and h. of Bartlett Bridger Shedden 
 
 of Aldham Hall, Suffolk :— 
 
 Sir Thomas Barrett-Lennard, 2nd Bart. (30 June i8oi), 
 
 J. P., C.A., D.L. Essex (Sheriff 1865), D.L. co. Monaghan 
 
 (Sheriff 1868), M.A. Cantab., b. 1826; m. 1853, Emma, d. 
 
 of Rev. Sir John Page Wood, Bart. ; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 
 Thomas Barrett-Lennard, Esq. (Horsford Manor, Norwich), 
 
 J. P. and D.L. Essex, J. P. Norfolk, b. 1853 [ot. 1884, 
 
 Mary, d. of late Rev. Canon Price, V. of Llanarth] ; (2) 
 
 Richard Fiennes Barrett-Lennard, Esq., J. P. Essex, M.A. 
 
 Cantab., b. 1861 Sjn. 1862, Lepel Julia, d. of Rev. Henry 
 
 Thornton Pearse, M.A., and has issue, Thomas Richard 
 
 Fiennes Barrett-Lennard, Esq., b. 12 Dec. 1898; and 
 
 Marjorie Lepel] ; and four surv. ds. Seats — Belhus Aveley, 
 
 Essex ; Woodingdean, Brighton. Res. — 7 Lewes Crescent, 
 
 Brighton. Clubs — Brooks's, United Univ. 
 
 Rev. Dacre Barrett-Lennard, M.A. Cantab., R. of 
 Aldham, Suff"olk, b. 1829 ; m. ist, 1855, Elizabeth, d. of 
 Henry Lelliott ; 2nd, 1881, Sarah [d. 1903), d. of John 
 Liversage ; and has issue — Dacre Barrett-Lennard, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1884. Res. — The Rectory, Aldham, Hadleigh, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Son of Rev. John Barrett-Lennard, M.A. Camb. , R. 
 
 of Crawley, Sussex, b. 1839 ; </. 1898; m. 1861, Isabella 
 
 Jane, d. of Sir John Lambton Loraine, loth Bart : — 
 
 Rev. Herbert Loraine Barrett-Lennard, M.A. Camb., 
 
 R. of Crawley, Sussex, b. 1863. Res. — The Rectory, 
 
 Crawley, Sussex. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 BARRINGTON, see KENNETT-BARRINGTON. 
 
 CHARLES GEORGE BARRINGTON, Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Born 
 1827, being the only son of Captain George Barrington, 
 commonly known as Captain the Honourable George 
 Barrington of the Royal Navy, by Caroline his wife, 
 commonly known as Lady Caroline, third daughter of the 
 Right Honoiu^able Sir Charles Grey, second Earl Grey, 
 Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ; Private 
 Secretary to Lord Palmerston 1856 and 1865, Lord Russell 
 1865-1866 ; Auditor of the Civil List and Assistant-Secretary 
 to the Treasury from 1848-1888, Gentleman Usher of the 
 Red Rod, created Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, 1887. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, three chevronels gules, a label azure. 
 Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent his badge 
 as a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a capuchin's bust in profile vested, 
 with a cowl paly of six argent and gules ; with the Motto, 
 " Honesta quam splendida." Postal address — 13 Morpeth 
 Mansions, Victoria Street, London, S.W. Clubs — "Turf, 
 Travellers', Wellington. 
 
 EDWARD BARRINGTON, Esquire. Bom 1849, 
 being the eldest son of Sir John Barrington, Knight 
 Bachelor, J. P. and D.L., sometime Lord Mayor of Dublin, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Jonathan Pim. Livery— 
 Claret, red facings. Armorial bearings— Argent, three 
 chevronels gules, in base a civic crown proper ; on a chief 
 of the second, a castle of the first flammant. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 mural crown proper, out of which a hermit's bust in profile, 
 vested paly argent and gules, and having on the head a cow 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 atao p«ly wgMt and culet. MeMo— ' ' Honesta quam splen- 
 did*." JKWM^^iiM*— CftinpanelU. Killiney, ca Dublin. 
 
 lONATHAN PIM a\RRlNGTON. Esquire. Bom 
 Feb. s. 1851, Ijcing ihe second son of Sir John Bamngton, 
 Knixhl Uachckx. I. P.. U.U. sometime Lord Mayor of 
 DttbUo, far bis wife Elinbeth, dau. of Jonathan Pim. 
 Ziwrr— Oarel. red tedngs. ArmorUl beartngt— Ar- 
 gent, three chevroneb gules, in base a civic crown proper; 
 on a chief of the second, a castle of the first flammant. 
 seantHwy gu|es and argent. OrMt — On a wre.ith of the 
 colours, a mural crown proper, out of which a hemiit's bust 
 in profile. Wted paly argent and gules, and having on the 
 ImmI a cowl also paly argent and gules. Motto—" Hon- 
 ««» quam splendida." Marritd, Dec. 16, 1894, Mary 
 Thooiaa, dau. of Rev. Thomas Greatorex, M.A. Oxen. ; 
 and has Issiu — Henry Gordon Barrington, Gentleman, t. 
 May 31, i8q( ; Mary Gwendoline ; Enid Irene ; Elizabeth 
 Olga : and Margaret Sylvia. Jiesidence—i% Morehampton 
 Road, Dublin. 
 
 « JAMES BARRINGTON -WHITE, Esquire, Lieu- 
 tenant in Herts Yeomaiuy Cavalry, and High Sheriff 
 for ca Armagh (1898). Bom Sept. ai, 1856, being the 
 oldest KM of T. H. White, Esq., J. P., of Orange Hill, 
 Tandragee, oa Armagh, by his wife Mary J., daughter of 
 Edward Barrington, Elsa., D.L.. of Fassaroe, Bray, co. 
 Wicklow. deceased. Clubs— CaiXlon, Wellington. Garrick, 
 CooMsnnuive, &c. Livery — Dark grey and gold facings, 
 vdlow and black striped waistcoat, black plush knee- 
 breeches, gold garters, and white stockings. Armorial 
 bMUrtngl — Or, three chevronels sable, between in chief two 
 
 roses vert and in base a castle flamant proper. Mantling 
 sable and or. Great — On a wreath of the colours, a crown 
 vallanr or, charged on the band with three pommes, issuing 
 therefrom a demi-hermit, with the dexter arm elevated, 
 vested paly gules and argent, the hand proper, grasping 
 three roses gules on one stem, slipped, barbed, and seeded 
 proper, on the head a cowl also paly gules and argent. 
 Motto—" Ung durant ma vie." Married, 1885, Mary, 
 daughter of John K. Boyd of Cultra House, Cultra, co. 
 Down ; and has Issue — Ivan Barrington- White, Gentleman, 
 
 i. 1886. Seats— KoxXty Court, Hitchtn. Herts; Orantv 
 Hill. Tandragee, co. Armagh. Town residence— (n Green 
 Street, Park Lane, London, W. 
 
 BARRON, quartered by MORE WOOD. 
 
 CLARKE CHARLES NETTERVILLE HARRQN, 
 Gentleman. Bom August 20, 1834, Ix-ing the second soii 
 of John Netterville B.irron, Esq., J. P., an Ofiiccr of the 
 Army. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a saliire gules, fivi- 
 annulets or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a boai 
 passant azure. Motto — " Fortuna juvat audaces." Mai 
 ried, Sept. c, 1861, Augusta Jessie Curtiss; and has hsue- 
 |il Netterville Charles Barron, Gentleman, b. Nov. 19, 1867 
 /a) Winston Netterville Barron, b. Sept. 25. 1869; (V 
 Nugent Netterville Barron, Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 1B7J 
 Mabel Inez; and Ella Jessie. Postal address— \\q\x)u 
 Street, Wellington, New Zealand. 
 
 BRIDGMAN LANGDALE BARROW, Esquire. J.P 
 for CO. Derby. Born 1844, being the fourth son of Richai ' 
 Bridgman Barrow, Esq., J.P. for co. Derby, by his wii 
 Avice Elizabeth (his first wife), who was the only dau. u\ 
 William James May, and Avice, the third dau. ot Marma- 
 duke Langdale. Armorial bearings — Party per pale in- 
 dented sable and azure, two swords in saltire argent, hilts 
 and pommels or, between four fleurs-de-lis, two in pale or 
 and two in fesse argent. Mantling sable and argent 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a perch proper a 
 squirrel or, cracking a nut of the first, collared and ch-iined 
 azure ; with the Motto, " Non frustra." Married, July 22, 
 1880, Margaret Jane, elder dau. of Charles Henry Cakes of 
 Holly Hurst, near Alfreton, co. Derby; and has Issue— (i) 
 Charles Langdale Barrow, Gentleman, b. May 28, 1881 ; 
 
 al Alfred James Barrow, Gentleman, b. April 30, 1882; 
 
 31 Cecil Bridgman Barrow, Gentleman, b. Nov. 11, 1883; 
 
 4) Claud Gerard Barrow, Gentleman, b. Sept. 15, 1886; and 
 Marguerite Georgina. Estate and postal address— ^ydno\^ 
 Hall, near Matlock. Telegrams — " Barrow-Twodales," 
 
 Sir FRANCIS LAURENCE JOHN BARROW, 4th 
 Bart. (183s). Bom Aug. 11, 1862, being the only son of the 
 late Sir John Croker Barrow, 3rd Bart., and of Emily Jane, 
 dau. of J. N. Merriman, M.D. Armorial bearings -Sable, 
 two swords in saltire pioints upwards argent, pommels and 
 hilts or, between three fleurs-de-lis, one in chief and two in 
 flanche, an anchor erect in base of the last. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a mount vert, a squirrel sejant crack- 
 ing a nut all proper, charged on the shoulder with an anchor. 
 Motto — " Parum suflficit." Married, Jan. 7, 1890, Winifred 
 Sarah, second dau. of the late William Crozier Stewart of 
 Cartgate, Whitehaven ; and has surviving /wk«— Wilfrid 
 John Wilson Croker Barrow, Esq., b. 1897. Estatts~ 
 Gloucestershire and Surrey. Residence — " Ulversto: 
 West by Road, Boscombe. 
 
 BARRY, quartered by MAXWELL and DUCKETT, 
 
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 BARRY, see BURY-BARRY. OTTER - BARRI 
 SMITH-BARRY, and WOLFE-BARRY. 
 
 BARRY (U.O., 1607). Barry of six argent and gules, m 
 chief a castle in flames proper. Mantling gules and argent 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of a ducal crest 
 coronet or, a wolfs head sable, collared of the first. 
 
 Son of Surg.-Maj. Daniel Paterson Barry, M.D. ,60th 
 Rifles :— 
 Dennett Heber Barry, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res.—\^ 
 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W. C. Clubs — Devon 
 shire, Yorick. 
 
 Right Rev. Bishop ALFRED BARRY, D.D. Cantab., 
 D.C.L. Oxon., LL.D. Durham, Canon of Worcester 1871- 
 1881, Westminster 1881-83, Principal of King's College, 
 London, 1868-83 ; Bishop of Sydney and Metropolis of New 
 South Wales and Primate of Australia and Tasmania, 
 1883-89; Coadjutor Bishop of Rochester, 1889-90; (^anon 
 of Windsor from 1890 ; Rector of St. James's, Piccadilly, 
 W. , 1895-1900; Assistant Bishop in Diocese of I>ondon, 
 1897. Born 1826, being the son of late Sir Charles Barry, 
 R. A. Armorial bearings — Or, three bars gemel azure, oyer 
 all a pale invected ermine, thereon a portcullis with chains 
 sable, the escutcheon being surmounted by a mitre. Mar- 
 ried, 1851, dau. of T. S, Hughes, B.D., Canon of Peter- 
 
 ^ Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 rough. Postal addresses — Queen Anne's Mansions, 
 ^. ; Cloisters, Windsor Castle. 
 
 'CHARLES BARRY, Esquire, Past President Royal 
 stitute, B.A., F.S.A., Honorary Member of Imperial 
 d Royal Academy of Arts at Vienna, Officer Leg. Hon. 
 \rn. 1824, being the eldest son of the late Sir Charles 
 irry, R.a'. C/«^— Athenaeum. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 free bars gemel azure, over all a pale invected ermine, 
 -reon a portcullis with chains sable. Mantling azure 
 d or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a gryphon 
 lies, wings elevated and addorsed barry of six or and 
 lure, in its beak a rose argent, leaved and slipped proper, 
 ;5tin'g the dexter claw on a portcullis as in the arms, 
 lotto— " Boutex en avant." Married, 1854, dau. of 
 ho. May of Exeter. Postal addresses — Stanley House, 
 [andon Road, Forest Hill, S.E. ; Parliament Mansions, 
 (ictoria Street, S.W. 
 
 !f Sir FRANCIS TRESS BARRY, ist Baronet (1899), 
 ^ of St. Leonard's Hill, co. Berks, and Keiss Castle, co. 
 lithness, J.P. and U.L. co. Caithness, J. P. and County 
 ilderman for Berks [Baron de Barry in Portugal, but has 
 b Royal Licence to use the title in England], M.P. for 
 ■Windsor since April 1890, formerly H.B.M. Vice-Consul for 
 irovince of Biscay in Spain, and Consul-General in Great 
 Britain for Republic of Ecuador. Born June 8, 1825, being 
 jie eldest son of the late Charles Barry of The Priory, 
 Irpington, Kent. Armorial bearings — Argent, three bars 
 ijmel gules between two wolves' heads erased in chief 
 dble and a trefoil in base vert, the escutcheon being 
 narged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 iales and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 suant from a castle with two towers argent, a wolf's head 
 ible, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert, between 
 )ur roses two on either side gules, stalked and leaved 
 roper. MottO — " Boutez en avant." Manied, 1851, 
 arah Douglas, only child of the late Arthur Herron of 
 ■forthiam, Sussex; and has Issue — (i) Edward Arthur 
 llarry, Esq., b. April 25, 1858 \m., firstly, 1883, Kathleen 
 ':ilen [d. 1885), eldest dau. of Percy Bicknell of Gurteen, 
 ihinrone, co. Tipperary ; and secondly, 1891, Eleanor 
 'largaret, dau. of Col. Courtenay Harvey Saltren Scott ; 
 tnd has issue (by first marriage), Claude Francis Barry, 
 I'.sq. ; and by second marriage, Edward Courtenay Tress 
 'iarry. Gentleman ; Cicely Eleanor ; and Margaret Col- 
 -uhoun]; (2) Douglas Herron Barry, Esq., b. 1861 \m., 
 ;884, Rose Grace, dau. of Peter Gowland, and has issue, 
 i'Lonald Tress Barry, Gentleman ; Dorothy Grace ; and 
 jiudrey Rose] ; (3) William James Barry, Esq. , b. 1864 
 jw., 1896, Lady Grace Murray, dau. of Rt. Hon. 7th 
 !:;arl of Dunmore, and has issue, Gerald Barry, Gentleman, 
 !'. 1896 ; Hubert Wyndham Barry, b. 1898] ; and (4) Stanley 
 weonard Barry, Esq., Capt. loth Hussars, served in South 
 \frica 1900, b. 1873. Seats— 'SA.. Leonard's Hill, Windsor; 
 .Ceiss Castle, Wick, Caithness. Town residence — i South 
 Vudley Street, W. C/w/J— Carlton. 
 
 ; HENRY ARTHUR BRUNO ROBERT STANDISH 
 jBARRY, Esq., J.P. for co. Cork. Born Nov. 5, 1873, 
 :)eing only son of the late Charles Standish Barry, Esq., 
 I'.P., of Lemlara, by Hon. Margaret Mary, dau. of Lieut.- 
 tCol. Hon. Arthur Francis Southwell (and sister of the Rt. 
 'Ton. the 4th Viscount Southwell, K.P.). Livery — Dark 
 blue, drab overcoat. Armorial bearings — Argent, three 
 tars gemels gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a castle with two towers argent, 
 'therefrom a wolf's head issuant sable. Motto^" Boutez 
 'in avant." Married, April 18, 1899, Nelly Lilian Helene 
 Lucie, eldest dau. of Major-Gen. C. B. Lucie Smith ; and 
 ihas /wae— Charles Henry Joseph Robert Gaiett Standish 
 ;' Barry, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1900. Seat — Lemlara House, 
 ' Carrigtwohill, co. Cork. C/«^— County (Cork). 
 
 § JAMES GRENE BARRY, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. of Limerick, M.R.S.A. (Ireland). Born April 20, 
 1841, being the eldest son of the late James Barry, Esq., 
 J.P. , of Bellevue, by his second wife Maria Helena, dau. of 
 John Grene of Cappamurra House, Cashel, co. Tipperary. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, three bars gemel gules, a 
 bordure, and in chief a crescent azure, for difference. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a castle argent, charged with a crescent as in 
 the arms, a wolfs head sable. Motto — " Boutez en avant." 
 
 Married, June 20, 188 r, Mary, only dau. of Thomas Kane, 
 M.D., J. P., of Whitehall, Limerick; and has Issue — 
 (i) James Thomas Barry, Gentleman, b. June 8, 1882; 
 (2) Gerald Barry, Gentleman, b. 1883; (3) Donal Barry, 
 Gentleman, b. 1885; (4) William Barry, Gentleman, b. 
 1887 ; (5) John Barry, Gentleman ; Nesta ; and Anna 
 Maud. Estates and Postal arfrfr«jj«— Sandville House, 
 Ballyneety, co. Limerick ; and Bellevue, Croom, co. 
 Limerick. C/w^— County (Limerick). 
 
 BARRYMORE, see SMITH-BARRY. 
 
 § JOHN JEREMIAH JACKSON- BARSTOW, Esquire, 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Somerset. Born Jan. 15, 1845, being 
 the second son of the late Rev. Thomas Norfolk Jackson, 
 by his wife Sarah Kilvington, dau. and heir of Jeremiah 
 Barstow of Acomb, co. York ; and on succeeding to the 
 Yorkshire estates on the death of his uncle, Capt. John 
 Michael Barstow, in 1874, he assumed the additional sur- 
 name and arms of Barstow by Royal Licence. Livery— 
 Blue, black collar, red facings and waistcoat. Aimorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, erminois, within two bars 
 
 gemel, between as many horses' heads in pale couped, five 
 crescents fesseways sable (for Barstow) ; 2 and 3 barry of 
 six sable and argent, on a bend nebuly ermine, between 
 two trees eradicated or, an acorn between as many jack- 
 daws close of the first (for Jackson). Mantling sable and 
 or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 horse's head argent, collared gemel sable, an increscent and 
 a decrescent of the last (for Barstow) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two trees, a demi-catherine wheel, thereon 
 a jackdaw close both sable (for Jackson). Motto— "Nil 
 desperandum auspice Deo." Married, Aug. 8, 1888, Mary 
 elder dau. of Sir Abraham Woodiwiss of The Pastures, co. 
 Derby ; and has Issue— ]o\m Eric Jackson Barstow, Gentle- 
 man, born Aug. 10, 1895 ; Evelyn Mary ; Mabel Dorothy ; 
 Hilda Beatrice ; Ileene Violet ; Constance Vera ; and Sybil 
 Enid. Residences — T\i& Lodge, Weston-super-Mare, co. 
 Somerset ; Rossmoor, co. York. 
 
 Reverend RICHARD GROSVENOR BARTELOT, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxon. Born Dec. 5, 1868, 
 being the sixth son of the Rev. Robert Leach Bartlett, Rector 
 of Thurloxton, co. Somerset, by his wife Christiana, sole dau. 
 and heir of Joseph Adams, Physician to H. E. I. C. S. Armo- 
 rial bearings— (H. Coll. 1794) Azure, a fesse or, fretty gules, 
 two cotises indented of the second between two cinquefoils in 
 chief and a cross pat^e fitch^e in base argent, quarteiing 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Okllda.GfanciM)r. Pulford. Pheiant. Eton. Stockton. Uft- 
 irtdrVTO.M^l*nk. Croxton. Ravenscroft. Howarth. 
 SuAliJrMiwr and or. Omt-On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a dcmi-«agle or, wings elevated azure, pendent from 
 the beak an escutcheon argent, charged with a cross pal6e 
 fitchte gules. Motto— " Sapiens incipit a fine." Postal 
 a<Wfwr— Church House, SaUsbury. 
 
 BARTER (R.L.. 23 Oct. 1901, U.O). Argent, two 
 bars ermines between six crosses pat^e azure, three, two, 
 and one. i*»Titn«g sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse passant gules, his forehoof 
 resting on a cross pat^ or. Motto -" Semper metiora 
 certans." 
 
 Son of William Henry George, b ; d\ 
 
 m. Christiana, d. of late Thomas Barter of Droum- 
 carra: — 
 John William Barter (formerly George], Gentleman, 
 t. . Stat — Droumcarra, Macroom, co. Cork. 
 
 BARTLETT, see ASHMEAD-BARTLETT. 
 
 CHARLES LEFTWICH OLDFELD BARTLETT, 
 Gentleman. Bom Dec. 35, 1824, being the second son oj; 
 the Rev. Thomas Oldfeld Bartlett, Rector of Swanage, 
 Dorset, by bis wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Leach of 
 Sutton Montis, Somerset. Aimorlal bearings— Quarterly 
 of fourteen, i and 14. azure a fesse or, fretty gules, two 
 cotises indented of the second, between two cinquefoils in 
 chief and a cross patte fitch<?e in base argent (for Bartlett) ; 
 a. or. on a bend gules, three crosses pat^e ntch^e argent 
 
 ifor Oldfeld) ; 3. azure, a garb or, charged with a crescent 
 or difference (for Grosvenor) ; 4. sable, a cross patonce 
 argent (for Pulford) ; 5. azure, three pheasants or (for 
 Phesant) ; 6. quarterly sable and argent, a cross patonce 
 counterch.inged (for Eton) ; 7. vert, three trunks of trees 
 eradicated and raguly argent (for Stockton) ; 8. argent, 
 on an inescutcheon voided within an orle of eight martlets 
 sable, a cross [>atde gules (for Leftwich, ancient) ; 9. or, a 
 fesse azure (for Vernon) ; 10. quarterly or and gules, over 
 all a bend sable (for Malbank) ; 11. sable, a lion rampant 
 argent, debruised by a b-nd gobony or and gules (for Crox- 
 ton) ; 12. argent, a chevron between three ravens' heads 
 erased sable (for Ravenscroft) ; 13. azure, a bend cotised 
 between two stags' heads attired or (for Howarth). Mant- 
 Uaip azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-eagle or. wings elevated azure; on an escutcheon 
 depending from the beak, a cross patte fitch^e gules. 
 Motto — " Sapiens incipit a fine." Married, April 14, 1858. 
 
 TBar 
 
 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Edward Whiieley, M \ 
 Rector of Sutton Montis, Somerset; and has hsut 
 Thomas Charles Bartlett, Gentleman, b. Dec. 14, i^ 
 (a) Edward Whiteley Bartlett, Gentleman. *. Mav 
 \W>f,; Elizabeth Vincent [m., April 17. 1885, Will 
 Haddon Owen of Little Grimsby Hall, Lines.] ; 
 Eleanor Burton. Postal address — li,\xnon House. SI ; 
 borne. Dorset. 
 
 The Reverend JOHN MOYSEY BARTLK 1 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Bachelor of Arts of the I 
 versily of Oxford. Bom October 25, i8ai, beinR 
 second son of Thomas Bartlett of Teignmouth. Solic 
 by his wife and cousin Grace Freeman, daughter of I 
 Bartlett of the same place. Armorial bearii^— He \, 
 for Amu: Ermine, on a pale ncbuly azure, three sim 
 gloves paleways, jiendent and tassellcd argent, twn f 
 of the second, each charged with as many crcs. 
 paleways of the third. Upon the escutcheon Is ; 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling .uurc 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the coh 
 in front of a demi-swan, wings elevated argent, semi . 
 crescents, and gorged with a collar indented gules, 
 roses fesseways of the last, barbed and seeded pru; 
 with the Motto, " Mature." Married, firstly, NoveniU 
 1845, Penelope (who died 1853), daughter of luliu 
 Roberts of lurlake House, Exeter, Solicitor, but had 
 surviving issue ; and secondly, September 12, 1859, Mar- \ 
 garet (who died 1859), daughter of William Hopson, but I 
 had no surviving issue; and thirdly, July 18, i860, (t 
 lotte Mary Sarah (who died November 16, 1892), 
 daughter of Major-General John Alexander Philips, of ■ 
 Royal Marines, late Commandant of Marine Artillery ai 
 Portsmouth ; and has had Issue — (i) Frank Waller Bart- 
 lett, Gentleman, born November 23, 1861, and died May 
 28, 1883; (2) Courtenay Langdon Bartlett, Gentleman, 
 born September i, and died November 20, 1862; (3) Philip 
 Perring Bartlett, Gentleman, born March 19, 1868; and 
 Katherine BuUer. Estate and postal arfrfrwj- Ludbrook, 
 Ivybridge, in the county of Devon. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT LEACH BARTLETT, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, B.A. Oxon. Born Aug. 18. 1826, 
 being the third son of the Reverend Thomas Oldfeld 
 Bartlett, Rector of Swanage, Dorset, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of Robert Leach of Sutton Montis, Somer- 
 set ; graduated at Wadham College, Oxford; B.A. 1848. 
 Armorial bearings— (H. Coll. 1794) Azure, a fesse or, fretty 
 gules, two cotises indented of the second between two 
 cinquefoils in chief and a cross pat^e fitch(5e in base ar- 
 gent, quartering Oldfeld, Grosvenor, Pulford, I'hesant, 
 Eton, Stockton, Leftwich, Vernon, Malbank, Croxton, 
 Ravenscroft, Howarth. Mantling azure and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle or, wings elevated 
 azure, pendent from the beak an escutcheon argent, 
 charged with a cross pat6e fitch^e gules. Motto — "Sapiens 
 incipit a fine." Married, April 24, 1855, Christiana, sole 
 child of Joseph Adams, Surgeon in the H.E.I.C. Service; 
 and has Issue — (i) Robert Vincent Osborne Bartlett, Gentle- 
 man, born August 14, 1856 ; (2) the Reverend Charles Old- 
 feld Bartlett, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Wil- 
 lersey, Gloucester, born February 20, 1858 ; (3) Thomas Old- 
 feld Bartlett, Gentleman, born September 25, 1859; (4) 
 Burton Oakley Bartlett, Gentleman, born July 10, 1865; (5) 
 Edmund Burton Bartlett, Gentleman, born April 13, 1867; 
 (6) the Reverend Richard Grosvenor Bartelot, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A., born Decembers, 1868; (7) Reginald Hast- 
 ings Bartlett, Gentleman, born August 27, 1870 ; (8) William 
 Leftwich Oldfeld Bartlett, Gentleman, born December 18, 
 1872 ; Christiana Elizabeth Maud [married, September 25, 
 1888 ; to the Reverend Charles Rowlandson Durham, M.A., 
 Vicar of Ramsdale, Hants] ; and Margaret Burton. Postal 
 addresses — Leftwich House, Swanage, Dorset. 
 
 THOMAS BARTLETT, Gentleman. Bom July 5, 
 1839, being the third and youngest son of the late John 
 Adams Bartlett of Liverpool, by his wife Mary, only daughter 
 of the late William Woods, also of Liverpool. Club— 
 Athenaeum (Liverpool). Livery -CXainl. Armorial be«- 
 ings— Quarterly argent and gules, five lozenges conjomed 
 in fesse, between five crescents all counterchanged, a 
 mullet for difference ; and for his Crest, upon a wreathof 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a moor-cock sable, combed 
 and wattled gules, in the beak an ear of wheat leaved and 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 8i 
 
 ciliDDed proper, resting the dexter claw on a crescent gules ; 
 with the Motto, " Deo favente cresco. Pos/al address— 
 12 Pembroke Place, Liverpool. 
 
 WILLIAM BARTLETT, Esquire, late Captain 8th 
 Lancashire Artillery Volunteer Corps, a Solicitor of the 
 Supreme Court of Judicature, Commissioner for Oaths, Per- 
 netual Commissioner and Public Notary, President of the In- 
 corporated Law Society of Liverpool 1878-1879, Councillor 
 for Castle Street Ward in the City of Liverpool 1885 to 1895, 
 and since then an Alderman of the City, First Councillor for 
 Division of West Derby (South) in the County Council of 
 Lancashire. Born November 20, 1837, being the second 
 son of the late John Adams Bartlett of Liverpool, by Mary 
 his wife, only daughter of the late William Woods, also of 
 Liverpool. C/w/^ J— Constitutional, Conservative (Liverpool), 
 AtheniEum (Liverpool). Livery— Claret. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Quarterly argent and gules, five 
 
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 lozenges conjoined in fesse between four crescents all 
 counterchanged, and in chief a crescent for difference, im- 
 paling the arms of Johnson, namely, argent, a saltire 
 inyected pean between two wings erect in fesse sable, on a 
 chief of the last a lozenge between two woolpacks or ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a moor-cock sable, combed and wattled gules, holding 
 in the beak an ear of wheat leaved and slipped proper, 
 resting the dexter claw on a crescent gules ; with the Motto, 
 " Deo favente cresco." Married, June 8, 1865, Mary, second 
 daughter of the late James Johnson of Higherfield, West 
 Derby, in the County Palatine of Lancaster ; and has had 
 Issue— (i) John Adams Bartlett, Gentleman, Master of Arts 
 of the University of O.xford, Solicitor of the Supreme Court 
 of Judicature and Public Notary, born March 14, 1868 ; (2) 
 William Francis Bartlett, Gentleman, born August 8, 1809, 
 died April 4, 1889 ; (3) Godfrey Thomas Bartlett, Gentle- 
 man, born February 7, 1880; Mary Beatrice \m., July 19, 
 1900, Harold Evers-Swindell, B.A. (Camb.), eldest son of 
 James Swindell Evers Swindell, Esq., J. P. co. Staff.]; 
 Alice Maud; Gertrude Elizabeth; Ethelind Grace (died 
 1874); Evelyn Dorothy; Winifred Margaret; and EUnor 
 ^icely. Postal arf^rew — Highfield House, Knotty Ash, 
 
 WILLIAM LEHMAN ASHMEAD BARTLETT- 
 BURDETT-COUTTS, Gentleman, Master of Arts of 
 the University of O.xford, Member of Parliament for West- 
 minster. Born 1851, being the son of the late Ellis 
 Bartlett of Plymouth, New England, United States of 
 America, by Sophia his wife, daughter of John King Ash- 
 mead of Philadelphia (his grandparents on both sides 
 having been British subjects) ; in 1877 was Special Com- 
 missioner to Turkey to administer the Turkish Compas- 
 sionate Fund, which had been initiated by the Baroness 
 Burdett-Coutts, and received from the Sultan the Collar 
 and Star of the Medjidie; in 1879, 1880 visited Ireland to 
 assist in organising relief in the distressed districts ; largely 
 developed the Baroness Burdett's scheme for benefiting the 
 Jrish Fisheries ; Trustee of the Baltimore Fishing Scheme ; 
 was on Executive Committee of International Fisheries 
 Exhibition, 1883 ; owner of the Columbia Market, and of 
 the Brookfield Stud of Old English Breeding Horses ; 
 carried Hampstead Heath Enlargement (Parliament Hill) 
 Act 1885, Police Enfranchisement, and Metropolitan Man- 
 agement Amendment Acts 1887, and Advertisement Rating 
 Act 1889 ; one of the Founders and a Director of the 
 British East African Association, and of Stanley Expedition 
 for relief of Em in Pasha ; was Master of the Turners' Com- 
 pany 1888 and 1889. He assumed by Royal License the 
 surname of Burdett-Coutts in addition to and before his own 
 surname of Bartlett, and the arms of those families quarterly 
 with his own ; and subsequently obtained a second Royal 
 License, bearing date May 19, 1882, to bear the name of 
 Bartlett-Burdett-Coutts in lieu of Burdett-Coutts-Bartlett. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Prince's, Union. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a stag's head 
 erased gules, within the attires a pheon azure, the whole 
 within a bordure of the last, charged with four buckles or, 
 for distinction in the dexter chief point a cross crosslet also 
 gules (for Coutts), 2. azure, two bars or, each charged with 
 three martlets gules, and for distinction in the dexter chief 
 point a cross crosslet gold (for Burdett), 3. party per fesse 
 dancett^e sable and azure in chief three sinister gauntlets 
 f)endent argent, tasselled or, fesseways, and in base four 
 crescents in cross of the last (for Bartlett), and for and in 
 right of his wife, upon an escutcheon of pretence surmounted 
 by the coronet of a Baron, the arms of Burdett-Coutts, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, argent a stag's head erased 
 gules, between the attires a pheon aziu-e, the whole within a 
 bordure embattled of the last, charged with four buckles or 
 (for Coutts), 2 and 3 azure, two bars or, each charged with 
 three martlets gules (for Burdett). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. in the centre, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a man from the middle shooting an arrow 
 from a bow all proper, charged for distinction with a cross 
 crosslet or (for Coutts), 2. on the dexter side, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased sable, charged for dis- 
 tinction with a cross crosslet or (for Burdett), 3. on the 
 sinister side, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a tower 
 proper, a demi-swan with wings elevated argent, collared 
 sable; with the Mottoes, "Esse quam videri," " Cleve 
 fast," "Mature." And on the sinister side of his achieve- 
 ment, also for and in right of his wife, is placed a lozenge, 
 surmounted by the coronet of the rank of a Baron, the 
 arms of Burdett-Coutts, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent 
 a stag's head erased gules, between the attires a pheon 
 azure, the whole within a bordure embattled of the last, 
 charged with four buckles or (for Coutts), 2 and 3 azure, 
 two bars or, each charged with three martlets gules (for 
 Burdett) ; and for Supporters, on the dexter side of the 
 lozenge, a stag proper, gorged, with a ribbon argent, pendent 
 therefrom an escutcheon of the arms of Coutts, namely, 
 argent, a stag's bead, erased gules, between the attires 
 a pheon azure, the whole within a bordure embattled of the 
 last, charged with four buckles or; and upon the sinister 
 side of the lozenge a lion proper, also gorged with a ribbon 
 argent, and pendent therefrom an escutcheon of the arms 
 of Burdett, namely, azure, two bars or, each charged with 
 three martlets gules. Married, February 12, 1881, the 
 Right Honourable Angela Georgina Burdett-Coutts, 
 Baroness Burdett-Coutts of Highgate and Brookfield, in 
 the county of Middlesex, the youngest daughter of the 
 late Sir Francis Burdett, Baronet of Foremark, in the county 
 of Derby, Member of Parliament, by Sophia his wife, 
 daughter of Thomas Coutts, Banker. Her ladyship suc- 
 ceeded under the will of her grandfather's widow, Her Grace 
 Harriet, Duchess of Saint Albans, to Mr. Coutts' property, 
 
 is the Naval Cocliade. 
 
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 assumed by Royal License 1837 the additional surname 
 of Coutts, and was created a Peeress, as Baroness Burdett- 
 Coutts, June 9, 1871. She is one of the co-heirs of the 
 Baronies of Scales-Latimer, and Badlesmere. Postal ad- 
 dresses — Holly Lodge, Highgate, London, N.W. ; i 
 Stratton Street, Piccadilly, London, W. 
 
 BARTON, quartered by ASSHETON and LANE. 
 
 CHARLES TOM BARTON, Gentleman. Born March 
 6, 1853, being the third son of the late John Everard Barton 
 of Kidderminster, by Sarah his wife, younger daughter of 
 Philip Merritt of Gloucester. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Party per fesse argent and azure, four stags' 
 heads caboshed two and two within a bordure charged with 
 eii'ht crescents, the whole counterchanged ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, an 
 owl argent between two acorns slipped and leaved proper ; 
 with the Motto, " I byde my time." Married, February 
 2, 1876, Annie Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Saunders 
 ofSion Hill, Wolverley ; and has had Issue — (i) Frederick 
 John Saunders Barton, Gentleman, born November 19, 
 1876, and died October 22, 1877 ; (2) Charles Percy Barton, 
 Gentleman, born September 20, 1880; (3) John Everard 
 Barton, Gentleman, born January 30, 1889; Dorothy; and 
 Hilda. Postal address — The Hill, Wolverley, Worcester- 
 shire. 
 
 DUNBAR PLUNKET BARTON, Esquire, one of His 
 Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, Member of Parlia- 
 ment for Mid Armagh, Justice of the Peace for the city 
 of Dublin and for the county of Armagh. Born October 
 29, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Henry 
 Barton, Gentleman, by his wife Charlotte, commonly known 
 as the Honourable Charlotte, daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable John Plunket, third Baron Plunket. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Constitutional, Kildare Street (Dublin), Sackville 
 Street (Dublin), Royal St. George Yacht (Kingstown). 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a rose 
 gules, seeded or and barbed vert, between three boars' 
 heads erased proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a boar's head erased proper; with the Motto, "Fide et 
 fortitudine. " Postal addresses — i^^ Clare Street, Dublin; 
 12 Mandeville Place, London, W. 
 
 EVERARD WILLIAM BARTON, Gentleman. F.S.A. 
 Born June 8, 1849, being the eldest son of the late John 
 
 Everard Barton of 
 younger daughter of 
 
 Kidderminster, by Sarah his wife, 
 Philip Merritt of Gloucester. Club— 
 
 Royal Societies'. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Party per fesse argent and azure, four stags' heads caboshed 
 two and two within a bordure charged with eight cres- 
 cents, the whole counterchanged ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, an owl argent 
 between two acorns slipped and leaved proper ; with the 
 Motto, " I byde my time." Married, June 27, 1876, Agnes, 
 younger daughter of James Evers-Swindell, Esquire, of 
 Oldswinford Castle, in the county of Worcester, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Postal address — War- 
 stone House, Bewdley, Worcestershire. 
 
 FREDERICK GEORGE BARTON, Esquire, J. P. for 
 Colony of New South Wales. Bom August 29, 1851, being 
 the second son of the late John Everard Banon of Astley 
 Hall, Stourport, and of Kidderminster, by Sarah his wife, 
 younger daughter of Philip Merritt of Gloucester. Armorial 
 bearJJlgs — He bears for Arms : Party per fesse argent and 
 azure, four stags' heads caboshed two and two within a 
 bordure charged with eight crescents, the whole counter- 
 changed ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, an owl argent between two acorns slipped 
 and leaved proper; with the Motto, "I byde my time." 
 Married, September, 28, 1882, Anne Rachel Warner, 
 daughter and heir of William Warner Sleigh, Barrister-at- 
 Law ; and has had Issue — Everard William Campbell 
 Barton, Gentleman, born September 30, 1887 ; died Decem- 
 ber 19, 1887 ; Evelyn Mary ; Winifred Millie ; and Con- 
 stance Everard Campbell. Postal address — Astley Hall, 
 Stourport, Worcs. 
 
 § HENRY JOHN HOPE BARTON, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Ch. Ch. , Oxon., Lieut. Yorkshire Dragoons. Born 
 Feb. 25, 1875, being the only son of the late John Watson 
 Barton, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Juliana, second 
 dau. of James Hope of Moray Place, Edinburgh. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, on a fesse, between three bucks' 
 heads caboshed or, a martlet gules, within two acorns 
 slipped vert. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, issuing from a mount vert, an acorn proper, 
 fructed or, with a leaf on either side vert, each charged with 
 a martlet also or. Motto — " Crescitur cultu." Seats — 
 Stapleton Park, near Pontefract ; and Saxby Hall, Barton- 
 on-Humber. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY HUGH BARTON, Gentleman. 
 Bom Feb. 1871, being the elder son of the late Samuel Henry 
 Barton, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , of Grove, co. Tipperary, 
 by his wife Mary Ehzabeth, only dau. of Major Thomas 
 Frobisher, of the Bengal Army, of Cheltenham, J. P. and 
 D.L. Armorial bearings — Argent, a rose gules, barbed 
 vert, seeded or, between three boars' heads erased proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a boar's head erased proper. Motto — "Fide et 
 fortitudine." Postal address — Hereford Villa, Bronsford 
 Road, Worcestershire. 
 
 BRIAN BARTTELOT BARTTELO T, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace for the county of Sussex, late 
 HR flff'f'l^f n1" Captain 2nd Battalion Sussex Rifle Volun- 
 iUClvVVvlUV teers, youngest but only surviving son of 
 George Barttelot, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant of Stopham, in the county of 
 Sussex (and brother of the late Colonel the Right Honourable 
 Sir Walter Barttelot Barttelot, Baronet, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Member of Parliament), 
 by Emma his wife, youngest daughter of James Woodbridge. 
 Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge University, Pall Mall, Lon- 
 don ; Royal Torbay Yacht (Torquay), Royal Dart Yacht 
 (Kingswear, Dartmouth). Livery — Dark blue coat with 
 black and yellow striped waistcoat, black trousers, and 
 brass buttons ; dress livery : blue coat, pale yellow cashmere 
 waistcoat, black plush breeches, gold garters, and black 
 silk stockings. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly of 8, i. sable, three sinister gloves pendent argent, 
 tasselled or (for Barttelot) ; 2. quarterly per fesse indented 
 argent and gules, four crescents counterchanged (for Stop- 
 ham) ; 3. azure, three chevronels argent, in the sinister chief 
 a martlet for difference (for Lewknor) ; 4. gules, three bucks' 
 heads caboshed argent (for Doyley) ; 5. azure, two bars 
 gemel, in chief a lion passant guardant or (for Tregoz) ; 
 6. or, on a chief gules, three bezants (for Camoys) ; 7. argent, 
 three hawks' heads erased sable (for Walton) ; 8. argent, an 
 eagle with two heads displayed sable (for Sykeston) ; and 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 tor Mi Omt. upon « wrniih of the colours, a swan couchant 
 wkh wing* «naoraed amni : and the Motto—" Malura. 
 MmrHtd, June i. 1864. Marv Dorothy (./. June a8. 1899), 
 •Mart dao. of the late John Frederic La 'I'rube Bateman, 
 P.R.&. of Moor Park, Fornharo. ca Surrey ; and has 
 
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 Issue — (i) George Frederic Barttelot, Esq., Major Royal 
 Welsh Ftisiliers, b. June 13, 1865; (2) Brian Herbert 
 Fairbairn Barttelot, Gentleman, Commander R.N., b. 
 Dec. 31, 1867; Mary Philadelphia; and Isobel Dorothy 
 \m. Sept. 1891, Alfred P. Marsden]. Estate and postal 
 address — Ditton, Torquay, Devon. 
 
 BASHE. quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 BASHFORD (H. Coll.). Or, an eagle displayed sable, 
 on a chief of the last, a pale of the first, and three bear's 
 heads erased coimterchanged. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bear's paw erased 
 fessewise sable, thereon a sea-horse's head erased argent. 
 Son of late Capt James Bashford, R.N. : — 
 
 William Charles Lake Bashford, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 h. . Rts. — Brunswick Square, Brighton. 
 
 BASING, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 JOHN BASKERVILLE, Esquire. J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Oxford, Colonel (retired) late commanding Queen's Own 
 Oxfordshire Hussars, formerly in the 6th Dragoons and 
 Major 14th Hussars. Bom Nov. 9, 1839, being the eldest son 
 of the late Henry Baskerville, 1^., J.P and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1847 (who assumed by Royal Licence March 5, 1838, 
 
 the surname (uid arms of Baskerville, in lieu of those of 
 Viveash, on succeeding to the estate of his first cou.sin, John 
 Baskerville), by his wife M.-iry Anna, second dau. of John 
 Standfast Burton of Cheltenham. Anuorlal bearings- 
 Argent, a chevron gules, between three hurts. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wr«ath of the colours, a 
 woirs head erased or, pierced through the mouth by a 
 broken spear in bend sinister, point upwards argent, im- 
 brued gules, and staff broken gold. Motto—" Si)cro m 
 iidelis.' Married, 1869, Caroline, dau. of William t li 
 Henry, M.D., F.R.S.. F.R.G.S., F.C.S., J. P.. of H;,f 
 CO. Hereford ; and has Issue — (i) Geoffrey Ba.skLn...c, 
 Esq., B.A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, and late Capt. sth Batt. Royai 
 Fusiliers, b. August 23, 1870; (2) Humphrey Baskerville, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 22, 1879 ; Clara Juliet ; and Maud Lucy. 
 Seat — Crowsley Park, Henley-on-Thames, Oxford. Clubs— 
 Junior United Service, Cavalry. 
 
 RALPH HOPTON BASKERVILLE. Gentleman. 
 Bom Feb 13, 1883, being the only son of the late Walter 
 Thomas Mynors Baskerville, Esq., J. P., D. L., and I. P. 
 CO. Brecon, High Sheriff 1868, by his wife Rcrtha Maria, 
 only child of John Hopton of Canonffrome Court, co. 
 Hereford. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron gules 
 between three hurts. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased or, 
 pierced through the mouth by a broken spear in Ijend 
 sinister, point upwards argent, imbrued gules, and staff 
 broken gold. Motto — "Spero ut fidelis. ' Seat~C\fco 
 Court, near Hay. 
 
 ALFRED BARNARD BASSET. Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at- Law, Master of Arts of the Univer-iityof 
 ^\PKntitiCt Cambridge. Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 iUnPP VV only child of the late Alfred Basset, and heir 
 of the late John Swinford Bjsset, Esquire, 
 of Stamford Hill, in the county of Middlesex. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Or, three piles gules, each charged with a 
 
 bugle-horn stringed of the first, a chief vair. Crest— 
 A boar's head erased or, gorged with a ribband gules, sus- 
 pending an escutcheon of the last, and thereon a bugle- 
 horn as in the arms. Motto — "In arduis fortitude." Mar- 
 ried, April II, 1882, Edith Sarah Irwin, only child of the 
 late Thomas Gustave de Chaundre of Rouen and Dublin ; 
 and has Issue — Almina Caroline Georgiana ; Eflie Alfreda 
 lima. Estate and postal address — Fledborough Hall, 
 Holyport, Berks. C/k^— United University, 
 
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 ARTHUR FRANCIS BASSET, Gentleman, late Royal 
 
 ,Nlorth Devon Hussars. Born Jan. 29, 1873, being the son 
 )f the late Gustavus Lambart Basset, Esquire, J. P. and 
 3 L by his wife Charlotte Mary, dau. of William Elm- 
 
 ''lirst of West Ashby, co. Lincoln. Armorial bearings— 
 )uarterly i and 4, or, three bars wavy gules (for Basset) ; 
 "and 3 sable, a falcon rising or, between three mullets of 
 
 !he last' (for Pendarves). Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 -On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head couped 
 irgent, horned, waved, and tufted or. Motto—" Pro rege 
 
 j;t populo." Seal— Tehidy Park, Camborne. 
 
 S CHARLES HENRY BASSET, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Devon, and sometime Member 
 )f Parliament for Barnstaple (1868-1874). Born Novern- 
 f^er 16, 1834, being the fourth surviving son of the late Sir 
 vVilliam Williams, first Baronet of TreguUon, in the county 
 .)f Cornwall, by his wife Carohne, younger daughter of 
 Richard Eales of Eastdon, Lieutenant (retired) in the Royal 
 Mavy, having served through the whole of the Crimean 
 AVari'n the Black Sea, and the Sea of Azof, Major in the 
 : Royal North Devon Yeomanry. Assumed by Royal License, 
 n the year 1880, the surname of Basset in Tieu of his patro- 
 ;iymic; with the arms of Basset. Club— Junior United 
 I Service. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Barry 
 wavy of six or and gules, and for distinction in the centre 
 i:hief point a cross crosslet of the last ; and for a Crest, on 
 1 wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head couped argen 
 the mane, beard, and horn or, on the neck two bars indented 
 •tjules, and charged for distinction with a cross crosslet also 
 ■ gules ; with the Motto, ' ' Bene agere ac Laetari. ' ' Married, 
 January 7, 1878, Harriet Mary, only daughter of Arthur 
 Davie Basset, Gentleman, of Watermouth, and sister and 
 co-heiress of Reverend Arthur Crawfurth Davie Basset, 
 Justice of the Peace and Master of Arts, also of Water- 
 mouth ; and has Issue — Walter Basset, Gentleman, born 
 September 20, 1863, and Edith [married, October 18, 1882, 
 Ernest Charles Penn Curzon, Esquire, Captain in the i8th 
 ; Hussars, and has issue]. Estates — Westaway, Umberleigh, 
 , and Watermouth Castle, all in the county of Devon. Postal 
 address — Watermouth Castle, Ilfracombe. 
 
 ' WILLIAM RICHARD BASSET BASSET, Gentleman. 
 Born November 23, 1863, being the eldest son of the late 
 
 -Major William West Bruce, Esq., J. P. co. Glamorgan, 
 74th Highlanders and 94th Regt. He assumed by Royal 
 Licence, 1865, the surname and arms of Bassett, by his 
 wife Eliza, dau. of Richard Weeks, Barrister-at-Law. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, a chevron between three bugle- 
 horns stringed sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head caboshed, between 
 the attires a cross fitchde at the foot argent. MottO — ' ' Gwell 
 angau na chywilydd." Seat — Beaupr6, near Cowbridge. co. 
 Glamorgan. 
 
 RALPH THURSTAN BASSETT, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. of Glamorgan (High Sheriff 
 'TKfjtftfpff 1895). Born January 15, 1851, being the 
 M^U^^VvV second but only surviving son of the late 
 Richard Bassett, Esquire, of Bonvilstone, 
 in the county of Glamorgan, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Glamorgan, by his first wife, Ann 
 IMaria, second daughter of John Homfray of Penlline Castle, 
 in the same county. Club— ]nn\or Carlton. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, a chevron between 
 three bugle-horns stringed sable ; and for a Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a stag's head caboshed, between the 
 attires a cross fitch^e argent ; with the Motto, "Gwell angau 
 na chwilydd." Married, June 12, 1878, Augusta Maria, 
 daughter of Captain F. Tyler ; and has /ww— Dorothy 
 Sysylt, and Olive. Estates— 'QoKv'iXsXon and Cilfynydd. 
 Postal address - Crossways, Cowbridge, South Wales. 
 
 § BALDWIN JOHN POLLEXFEN BASTARD, 
 Esquire, J.P. and D.L. High Sheriff 1865 for Devon, 
 late Col. commanding 4th Devon Adm. Batt. R.V., served 
 in the Crimea as Lieut, in 9th Regiment of Foot. Born 
 March 11, 1830, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Edmund Pollexfen Bastard, Esq., M.P. for 
 Devon, by his wife the Hon. Anne Rodney, only surviving 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. George, 2nd Baron Rodney. Armorial 
 bearings— Or, a chevron azure. Mantling azure and or. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 in plate armour proper, garnished or, the elbow towards 
 the sinister, the hand in a gauntlet grasping a sword also 
 proper, pommel and hilt gold, in bend sinister, the point 
 downwards. Motto — " Pax potior bello." Married, Oct. 
 16, 1861, Frances Jane, youngest dau. of the Hon. Mortimer 
 Rodney. Seats — Kitley, near Yealmpton; and Buckland 
 Court, near Ashburton, both in Devon. 
 
 WILLIAM EDMUND POLLEXFEN BASTARD, 
 Esquire, J.P. for co. Devon, late Lieut, ist Royal Devon 
 Yeo. Born April 12, 1864, being the elder and only surviving 
 son of the Rev. William Pollexfen Bastard, M.A. , Oxon., 
 formerly Rector of Lezant, Cornwall, by his wife Caroline, 
 second dau. of Vice-Admiral WooUcombe of Hemerdon. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a chevron azure. Mantling azure 
 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed in plate armour proper, garnished or, the elbow 
 towards the sinister, the hand in a gauntlet grasping a sword 
 also proper, pommel and hilt gold, in bend sinister, the 
 point downwards. Motto — " Pax potior bello. " Married, 
 April 14, 1890, Rosamond Isabel, only dau. of Abraham 
 Briggs Foster of Canwell Hall, co. Stafford ; and has Issue 
 —Rosamond Bridget; Petronel Jane; Isabel May; and 
 Wilfrida Anne. 5ea/— Lyneham, Yealmpton, Devon. 
 
 Reverend WILLIAM POLLEXFEN BASTARD, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxon., late Rector of Lezant, 
 Cornwall. Born Jan. 12, 1832, being the third son of the late 
 Edmund Pollexfen Bastard, Esq., of Kitley, M.P. for Devon, 
 by his wife the Hon. Anne Jane Rodney, only surviving dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. George, 2nd Baron Rodney. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, a chevron azure. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in plate 
 armour proper, garnished or, the elbow towards the sinister, 
 the hand in a gauntlet, grasping a sword also proper, pommel 
 and hilt gold, in bend sinister, the point downwards. Motto 
 —"Pax potior bello." Married, Jan. 27, 1859, Caroline, 
 second dau. of Vice-Admiral WooUcombe of Hemerdon ; 
 and has Issue— {\) William Edmund Pollexfen Bastard, 
 Esq. [to whom refer] ; (2) Edmund George Bastard, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. II, 1872, d. young; Jane Frances \m., April 
 
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 ic. iMa. GwmW M«eel Connin of Ilrartridge | louse. Drvon. 
 AMI hu bwal: Mary Caroline ; Mllcn NS oollcombe ; Anne 
 K^bwine I- . Oct. a;. 189a. Hon. and Rev. Henrv Noel 
 WkMecrav^ and has issue]; Grace f'ctronell; Florence 
 eiinbnta: Alice Dorothy; and Caroline Bridget. Postal 
 MUnu~~Conieic, Torquay. 
 
 M THOMAS lUTE. Esquire. Deputy- Lieutenant and 
 O justice of the Teace for the county of Flint, for 
 
 '>a.a¥» which he served the office of High Shi-riff in the 
 iD QilP year 1887, late Captain in the Denbighshire 
 Hussars. B^tm 1840, being the only son of the 
 lata Edward Bate. Esquire, of Kelsterton. Justice of the 
 PMc*. by Martha his wife, only daughter of the Reverend 
 Bdward Whitley of Bcrse Drelincourt. 67«*j — Junior 
 Carlton, /.itwr^— Dark blue coat. re<l waistco.it, dr;ih l>ox- 
 doth overeoal. with blue cufls and collar. Armortal bear- 
 iBfft— He bears for ▲rma : Sable, on a fesse cotised argent, 
 
 1881-83. and to International Sugar Conference 18,, „, 
 British Delegate to International Tariff Bun-au fonfiniioe 
 at Brussels 1888, Sec. to Treaties Conimittct ,,() 
 
 British Delegate to Anglo- Portuguese ( oinn i,. 
 
 ations 189a. and to Anglo-S|>anish Coiumcu... . ,,..1.4. 
 tions 1894; President Roy, Statistical .Soc. 1897, (Jhair< 
 man of Board of Trade Commercial Coinmitlt-e. Horn Aug. 
 31. 1844, being the seventh son of the late Rev. John BiU«^ 
 man, Rector of E. and W. Leake, Notts, and Dean of 
 Hartington, by his wife Emily, dau. of i-klward SheweU. 
 Armonal bearings — Or, three crescents, issuant Irom 
 each an estoile of six points gules, a canton azure. 
 Mantling gules and or. Creat— On a wre^ith of the coloun, 
 a crtsceni and estoile as in the arms, tetween two eagles' 
 wings or. MottO — " Sidus adsit amicum." -lA/rriVrf, July 
 30, 1868, Edith Ellen, dau. of James Eland Hobson of 
 Haverfield, Kew, and of Eaton Socon, lieds. ; and has had 
 Issue — (i) John Sacheverell Bateman, Esq., b. and d. 1869; 
 (3) Edward Sacheverell Bateman, Esq.,*. Dec. i, 1870; (3) 
 John Keelinge Bateman, Esq.. b. June 10, 1872; (4) Alfred 
 James Bateman, Esq., b. 1881, d. 1883; Grace Ellen; 
 Hester ; and Edith Florence [m. 1899, Ivor Forbes Mal- 
 colmson]. Estates — Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire; Cotton 
 Mill Farm, Uttoxeter, Staffs. Postal address — Woodhoiiv, 
 Wimbledon Park, London, S.W. C/«*j — Windham. 
 National. 
 
 FREDERIC OSBORNE FITZHERBERT BATE- 
 MAN, Esquire, J. P. co. Derby. Bom Nov. 12. 1859. 
 being the only child of the late Thomas Osborne Bateman, 
 Escj.. J. P., D. L. , of Hartington Hall, by his wife Fanny 
 Hanham. dau. of William Lawrence Bicknell. Club — 
 Windham. Armorial bearing^ — Or, three crescents, and 
 issuant from each an estoile of six points gules, a canton 
 azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a crescent and estoile as in the arms, between 
 two eagles' wings or. Motto — "Sidus adsit amicum." 
 Married, 1886, Evelyn Mary, dau. of Major Wilkinson of 
 Scarborough ; and has, with other Issue — Osborne R. 
 Sacheverell Bateman, Gentleman, born 1887. Seats— 
 Hartington Hall and Breadsall Mount, Derbyshire. 
 
 HUGH ALLEYNE SACHEVERELL BATEMAN. 
 Gentleman, Lord of the Manor of Morley. Born i860, 
 being the only son of the late Thomas Keelinge B.iteinan, 
 Gentleman, by his wife Georgina, daughter of Frederick 
 Bannatyne, 33rd Regiment. Club — Boodle's. Livery— 
 Black coat, with red waistcoat. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or three crescents, with 
 an estoile of six points gules, a canton azure (for Bateman) ; 
 3 and 3 or, on a fesse Ijetween two dragons' heads erased 
 sable, three dolphins of the field (for Osborne) ; and for the 
 Crest, a crescent with an estoile gules between two wings 
 or; with the Motto, "Virtus ad sidera." Married, June 
 8, 1888, Anna, daughter of Edward Bridges, late of 
 Shropshire, formerly 7th Fusiliers. Estates — Morley, 
 in the county of Derby. Postal address — Etwall, Derby 
 shire. 
 
 between four dexter hands coup>ed at the wrist three in chief 
 and one in base bendways or, an arrow fesseways proper ; 
 and for the Crest, upon a wreath of tiie colours, in front of 
 a stag's head couped argent, attired or, pierced in the neck 
 by an arrow in bend proper, a hand couped at the wrist 
 fesseways also or; with the Motto, " Live to live." Married, 
 July II. 1878, Perenna, daughter of William Owen, Esquire, 
 of Shanvaghey, Queen's County, and of Blessingion, Ireland, 
 Justice of the Peace; and has Issue — (i) Roger Whitley 
 Hate. Gentleman, born October 13, 1882, killed at Rostpan, 
 Dec. 7. 1901 ; (2) Thomas Bate, Gentleman, born July i, 
 1889; Gwendoline Mary Owen; Dorothy; Gladys Annie; 
 Marjoric Perenna; and Pauline Janet Whitley. Estates 
 and postal a<Wr«x<^— Kelsterton, and Plas Bellin, Flint, 
 North Wales. 
 
 BATEMAN, see LA TROBE-BATEMAN. 
 
 Sir ALFRED EDMUND BATEMAN, K.C.M.G. 
 (1900), Bar. Inner Temple, and Controller-Gen. of Com- 
 naerce, Labour, and Statistics 1897-1903; was Sec. to Roy. 
 Commn. for negotiating Commercial Treaty with France 
 
 SHUGH OSBORNE BATEMAN, Esquire, Captain 
 late 43rd Light Infantry. Born Nov. 9, 1837, being 
 the fifth son of the late Rev. John Bateman, for forty-six 
 years Rector of East and West Lake, Notts, and Dean of 
 Hartington, by his wife Emily, dau. of Edward Sheweil of 
 Bryanston Square, London. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 three crescents, issuant from each an estoile of six points 
 gules, a canton azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a crescent and estoile, as in the 
 arms, between two eagles' wings or. Motto— " Sidus adsit 
 amicum." Married, Sept. 19, 1871, Lydia Charlotte, dau. 
 of the Rev. Samuel Vere Dashwood of Stamford Park, 
 Notts ; and has Issue— Yo\xt daughters. Residence— 
 
 SJOHN BATEMAN, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. co. Staf- 
 ford, J. P. Essex. Born March 19, 1839, being the 
 eldest son of James Bateman, Esq., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.G.S., 
 late of Biddulph Grange and Knypersley Hall, co. Stafford, 
 J.P. and D.L., M.A. Oxon., by his wife Maria Sybilla, dau. 
 of Rev. Rowland Egerton of Norley, co. Chester (who took 
 the additional name of Warburton on succeeding to the 
 estates of Sir Peter Warburton, Bart. , of Arley). Armorial 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 "earingrs— He bears for Arms : Azure, on a fesse embattled 
 .letween three crescents issuant from each an estoile argent, 
 he chemical character of Mars sable, and impaling the 
 rms of Bootle-Wilbraham, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 • rgent three bendlets wavy azure (for Wilbraham) ; 2 and 
 gules, on a chevron engrailed, between three combs argent, 
 s many crosses patfe fitchte of the field (for Bootle). 
 Jpon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 vith a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 . wreath of the colours, a tower argent, issuant therefrom 
 , demi-eagle with wings elevated sable, charged on the 
 )reast with the chemical character of Mars or ; in the 
 leak a wreath of oak proper. Married, 1865, the Hon. 
 ; essy Caroline, and dau. of the late Hon. Richard 
 i Bootle-Wilbraham ; and has Issue — Agnes Mary \vi., 1889, 
 Robert Maxwell D'Arcy-Hildyard, Esq., of Colborn Hall, 
 ':o. York; 68th Durham L. I.]. 6Va/— The Hall, Bright- 
 ingsea, Essex. Clubs — Carlton, National. 
 
 ; ROBERT BATEMAN, Esquire, J. P. co. Salop. Born 
 :842, being the third son of James Bateman, Esquire, 
 O.L., J. P., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.G.S., late of Biddulph 
 jrangeand Knypersley Hall, co. Staff., by his wife Maria 
 Sibylla, dau. of Rev. Rowland Egerton of Norley, co. Chester 
 ' who took the additional surname of Warburton on succeed- 
 ng to the estates of Sir Peter Warburton, Bart., of Arley). 
 :7/«^.f— Savile, Junior Constitutional. Armorial bearings 
 
 —Azure, on a fesse embattled between three crescents, 
 issuant from each an estoile argent, the chemical character 
 of Mars sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a tower argent, issuant therefrom a 
 demi-eagle with wings elevated saV^le, charged on the breast 
 with the chemical character of Mars or, in the beak a 
 
 wreath of oak proper. Married, 1883, Caroline Octavia, 
 dau. of the late Very Rev. the Hon. Henry Howard, Dean 
 of Lichfield. Residence — Benthall Hall, Broseley, Shrop- 
 shire. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN FITZHERBERT BATEMAN, 
 M.A., late Rector of North and South Lopham, Norfolk, 
 and Rural Dean of Rockland. Born April 6, 1829, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. John Bateman, Rector of 
 East and West Leake, Notts, and Dean of Hartington, 
 by his wife Emily, dau. of Edward Shewell. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, three crescents, and issuant from each an 
 estoile of six points gules, a canton azure. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a crescent 
 and an estoile as in the arms, between two eagles' wings 
 or. Motto — " Sidus adsit amicum." Married, firstly, 
 1861, Susan Ehzabeth (rf. 1874), dau. of Edward Anthony 
 Holden, Esq., D.L., of Aston Hall, co. Derby; and 
 secondly, 1878, Georgina CaroUne, dau. of the late William 
 Ambrose Morehead, H.E. I.C.S. By his first marriage he 
 had Issue — Susan Margaret, who died unmarried. Postal 
 address — 119 Fordwych Road, West Hampstead, N.W. 
 Club — National. 
 
 The Rev. ROWLAND BATEMAN, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. Oxon. Born Nov. i, 1840, being the second 
 son of James Bateman, Esq., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.G.S., J. P. 
 and D. L. , Staffs. , M.A. Oxon. , by his wife MariaSybilla, dau. 
 of Rev. Rowland Egerton of Norley, co. Chester (who took 
 the additional name of Warburton on succeeding to the 
 estates of Sir Peter Warburton, Bart. , of Arley, Cheshire). 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse embattled, be- 
 tween three crescents issuant from each an estoile argent, 
 the chemical character of Mars sable. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a tower 
 argent, issuant therefrom a demi-eagle, wings elevated sable, 
 charged on the breast with tlie chemical character of Mars 
 or; in the beak a wreath of oak proper. Married, Nov. 
 25, 1879, Helen, dau. of PhiHp Melvill, C.S.I. , British 
 Resident at tlie Court of Baroda ; and has Issue — John 
 Melvill and Mary Sybilla. Residence — Fawley Rectory, 
 Bucks. 
 
 S CHARLES SPENCER BATEMAN-HANBURY- 
 KINCAID-LENNOX, Esquire, commonly known as 
 the Hon. Charles Sp>encer Bateman- Hanbury-Kincaid- Len- 
 nox. Born iZ-z-], being the son of the Rt. Hon. William 
 Hanbury Bateman-Hanbury, the first Baron Bateman, by 
 his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Spencer Stanley Chichester, 
 Esquire, commonly known as Lord Spencer Stanley 
 Chichester ; assumed the names of Kincaid-Lennox on 
 his marriage, by Royal License, 1872 ; entered 2nd Life 
 Guards 1850, Captain 1858, retired 1859 ; appointed Aide- 
 de-Camp to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland 1858, a Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Hereford i860, and for the 
 county of Stirling 1863, Member of Parliament for that 
 county 1852-1857, and for Leominster 1858-1865. Married, 
 firstly, 1861, Margaret Cunninghame, eldest daughter of 
 John Lennox-Kincaid-Lennox, and widow of the seventh 
 Viscount Strangford, who died 1857, within a month of his 
 marriage (she died 1892); and secondly, 1893, Rose, daughter 
 of Boyd Alexander Cunninghame, Royal Navy. Postal 
 addresses — 63 Montagu Square, W. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Arthur's, Bachelors'. 
 
 BATES (H. Coll). Barry of twelve per pale azure and 
 argent, counterchanged, on a chevron or, cotised gules, 
 three pallets of the last, each charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 of the third. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, five fleurs-de-lis alternately or and 
 gules, in front of a swan's head couped proper, and charged 
 on the neck with six barrulets azure. Motto — " Virtutis 
 comes invidia." Livery — Blue and silver. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Bates of Aydon, Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. 1810 ; d. 1882 ; m. 2nd, Matilda Jane, d. of Rev. 
 Edward Harbin , Rector of Kingweston : — 
 
 Rev. Edward Harbin Bates, M.A., Rector of Pucking- 
 ton, b. 1862. Res. — The Rectory, Puckington, Somer 
 set. 
 
 Charles Loftus Bates, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. late ist 
 Dragoon Gds., Major Reserve of Officers, Lt.-Col. North- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 noilNrknd I.Y., k 1863 ; m. i8aa, KMhftrine, eld. d. of 
 BdvMd LMMtutter. tlic Spiul, Northumberland: and 
 
 has issue — Edward Giles Bates, Gentleman, ^. 1897. Res. 
 — The Spital, Hexham. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
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 EDWARD HENRY BATH. Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Car- 
 
 marthen, for which county he served the office of High 
 Sheriff m the year 189a, and is also a J.P, for the borough 
 
 TBat 
 
 of Swansea, Bom Feb. 3. 1851 , »)cing the eldest son of the 
 late Edward Bath. Esq.. J.l'. of Hrynymdr. Swansea by 
 Eugenie his wife, daughter of Charles LamU-rt of Coquimbo 
 in the Republic of Chili, and nephew of the late Henry 
 James Bath of Alltyferin. /-iwry — Chocolate, with red 
 piping. Armoriai bearings (H. Coll., 1868)— C.uies. a 
 chevron paly of six argent and or, between three plates, 
 on a chief of the third, as many wolves' heads erased sable' 
 Mantling gules and argent. CreBt—On a wreath of the 
 colours, a woirs head erased sable, gorged witli a collar 
 vair, and holding in the mouth a rose gules, slipped and 
 leaved proper. Mottoes—" Habere et dispertire, — " He 
 conquers who endures." Married, August la, 1874 
 Esther, daughter of John Williams James of Hrynljriallu! 
 Swansea; and has Issue — Henry Bath, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 18. 1875 ; Esther ; Catherine Edith ; and Janet Lam- 
 bert. Postal address — Alltyferin, Nantgaredig, R.S.O. 
 Carmarthenshire. Clubs — Swansea (Swansea), Bristol 
 Channel Yacht Club (Oyslermouth). 
 
 CHARLES BATHURST, Esquire, J.P. forco. Glouces- 
 ter. Born Nov. 27, 1836, being the elder son of the laie 
 Rev. William Hiley Bathurst ; by his wife M.iry Anne, 
 fourth dau. of Matthew Rhodes of Leeds. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, two bars ermine, in chief three crosses pat(^ 
 or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter arm in mail embowed, holding in the 
 hand all proper a club with spikes or. Motto — "Tien ta 
 foy." Married, Jan. 27, 1864, Mary lilizaljeth, dau. of 
 Colonel Hay ; and has had Issue — (r) William Hay Bathurst, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 17, 1864; d. Jan. 26, 1883; (a) Ch.irles 
 Bathurst, Esq., J.P. co. Gloucester, late Capt. R. Mon- 
 mouth Engineer Militia, Barrister-at-Law, b. Sept. 21, 1867 
 \m., Dec. 17, 1898, Hon. Bertha Susan Lopes, youngest 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. ist Baron Ludlow, and has issue, Ben- 
 jamin Ludlow Bathurst, Gentleman, *. Oct. 2, 1899]; (3) 
 Arthur Henry Bathurst, Gentleman, b. Aug. 29, 1871 ; 
 (4) Robert Bathurst, Gentleman, b. May 18, 1875; Mary 
 Georgina ; and Margaret Frances, d, young, July 28, i886. 
 Seat — Lydney Park, co. Gloucester. 
 
 The Venerable FREDERICK BATHURST, Arch- 
 deacon of the county of Bedford, Honorary Canon of Ely. 
 Bom March 7, 1827, being the si.vlh son of Sir James 
 Bathurst, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, by his wife Caroline, commonly known 
 as Lady Caroline, daughter of the first Earl and sixth 
 Baron Castlestuart. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Sable, two bars ermine, and in chief three crosses 
 pat6e or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an arm in 
 mail embowed, the elbow to the sinister, the hand proper, 
 holding a spiked club or. Married, 1855, Catherine 
 Georgiana, daughter of the Reverend Calvert Fitzgerald 
 Moore, Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty ; and 
 has had Issue — (i) James Stuart Bathurst, Gentleman, 
 born 1859, died 1868 ; (2) Frederick Marlay Bathurst, 
 Gentleman, bom 1865 ; Louisa [married Stanley Victor 
 Coote] ; and Katherine. Postal address — Holwell Rectory, 
 Hitchm. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable SEYMOUR HENRY 
 BATHURST, Earl Bathurst of Bathurst, co. Sussex; 
 Baron Bathurst of Battlesden, co. Bedford; Baron Apsley 
 of Apsley, co. Sussex ; C.M.G., D.L., Col. 4tli Bat. Glou- 
 cester Regt. Born July 21, 1864, being the eldest son of 
 the late Right Honourable Allen Alexander, sixth Earl 
 Bathurst, by his wife Meriel Leicester Warren, dau. of the 
 Right Honourable George, second Lord de Tabley. Livery 
 — Dark blue with gilt buttons, pale yellow waistcoat with 
 narrow blue lines. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms: Quarterly i and 4 (for Bathurst), sable, two bars 
 ermine, in chief three crosses pat^e or; 2. argent, on a 
 cross gules, five escallops or (for Villers) ; 3. barry of six 
 argent and gules, a canton ermine (for Apsley) : and impal- 
 ing the arms of Borthwick, namely, argent, a cinquefoil 
 sable, on a chief invected of the last, two cinquefoils of the 
 field. Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his 
 rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in mail embowed the 
 hand proper, grasping a club with spikes or. Supporters 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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TBat 
 
 TBat 
 
 Two sta^s argent, each gorged with a collar gemelle 
 .nines MottO— "Tien ta foy." Married, Nov. 15, 1893, 
 i lias Margaret Frances, only dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir Algernon 
 fbrthwicki" Baron Glenesk and Baronet ; and has Issue— 
 I Allen Algernon Bathurst, Esq., commonly called Lord 
 
 BATTEN, quartered by LYONS-MONTGOMERY, 
 
 HENRY BUTLER BATTEN, Gentleman, B.A. (New 
 Coll., Oxon.). Born Oct. 13, 1845, being the second son of 
 John Batten, Esq., of Aldon, Somerset, J. P. and D.L. 
 
 j'Vpsley ; (2) Hon. William Ralph Seymour Bathurst ; Lady 
 iiileriel Olivia. Residences — Cirencester House, Cirencester; 
 p2 Bruton Street, London, W. 
 
 j THOMAS EDMOND BATT, Esquire, J. P. co. Done- 
 lijal, Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. Commanding Donegal 
 '.Vrtillery. Born 1854, being the eldest son of the late 
 (Thomas Batt, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1844, 
 \1.A. Trin. Coll., Cambridge, by his wife Charlotte, dau. 
 of the Rev. Edniond Hesketh Dalrymple Know, late Arch- 
 ieacon of Killaloe. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a 
 cross between four bats sable, three escallops in pale or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 ;olours, a crescent argent, charged with an escallop gules. 
 Motto— " Virtute et valore." Seat — Rathmullan House, 
 :o. Donegal. 
 
 BATTEN, see CHISHOLM-BATTEN and HENRY- 
 BATTEN-POOLE. 
 
 Somerset and Dorset, by his wife Grace Eleanor, dau. of 
 John White of Upcerne, Dorset. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a chevron nebuly ermine, between three anchors 
 erect entwined by a cable or, a chief in arch of the last. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of the stump of an oak tree sprouting on 
 either side proper, three roses argent, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Motto — " Tenax propositi j>ersto." Residence — 
 Aldon, Yeovil, Somerset. Club — New University. 
 
 HERBERT GARY GEORGE BATTEN, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Somerset, B.A. (Trin. Hall, Camb. ), Lieut.-Col. 3rd 
 Batt. Dorset Regt. Born March 3, 1849, being the third 
 son of John Batten, Esq., of Aldon, Somerset, J. P. and 
 D.L. Somerset and Dorset, by his wife Grace Eleanor, 
 dau. of John White of Upcerne, Dorset. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, a chevron nebuly ermine, between three anchors 
 erect entwined by a cable or, a chief in arch of the last. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
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 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
16at 
 
 TBat 
 
 w,^^ In from oT the itiaDp of an oak tree sprouting on 
 •Itlier iide proper, three roae« argent, Iwrbed and seeded 
 proper. Motto —" Tenax propositi persto." Marritd, 
 amjy. Aug. 6. 1878, Frances Eleanor, daa of John Beard- 
 mor« of Upland*, Hants; and secondly, Oct. 5, 1808, 
 Isabella FVances, dau. of the Intc Uen. Sir Robert Bright, 
 G.CBw JJ<«//—Fairlee, Isle of Wight ; Keyford, Yeovil. 
 
 HKRHERT PHELIPS B.XTTEN, Gentleman. Bom 
 1859. being the ion of the late Herbert Batten. Esq., J. P. 
 •nd D.U Somerset, and J. P. for Dorset, Captain late ist 
 Somepict .Mihtia. by his wife Elirabeth, dau. of Rev. 
 William Phelips of Cucklington, Somerset. Annorlal 
 bsarlng* - .Axure, a chevron nebuly ermine, between three 
 anchors rrcct entwined by a cable or, a chief in arch of the 
 last. Tf»'? "«" g axure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of the stump of an oak tree sprouting 
 00 either side proper, three roses argent, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Motto— " Tenax propositi persto." Married, 
 1893, Josephine Constance, second dau. of Sir Joseph 
 Cocksey Lee. Residtnct — Lufton Manor, near Yeovil, 
 Somerset. Clui — New University. 
 
 SJOHN MOUNT BATTEN, Esquire, C.B., late 
 Col. King's Liverpool Regiment, J. P. cos. Dorset 
 and Somerset, Sheriff of Dorset. Bom April 7, 1843, 
 being the eldest son of John Batten, Esq., of Aldon, 
 Somerset, J. P. and D.L. Somerset and Dorset, by his wife 
 Grace Eleanor, dau. and heir of John White of Upceme, 
 Dorset Armorial beartngt- Quarterly i and 4, azure, 
 a chevron nebuly ermine, between three anchors erect 
 entwined by a cable or, a chief in arch of the last (for 
 Batten) ; a and 3, azure, on a cross quarterly ermine and 
 or, between four falcons argent, a fret gules between four 
 lozenges of the first (White); impaling the arms of San t, 
 namely, sable, a chevron cotised or, between three roses 
 argent, barbed and seeded proper, as many escallops of the 
 field. M»«t»ngr azure and argent. Crest (of Batten)— On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of the stump of an oak tree 
 sprouting on eittier side proper, three roses argent, barbod 
 and seeded proper. Motto—" Hold fast." Married, firstly, 
 July 16, 1873, Margaret .'\nnie, eldest dau. of Rev. John 
 Brooks, Rector of Walter-le-dale, co. Lancaster ; and by 
 her (who died 1893) has Issue— (i) John Henry Strode 
 Batten, Gentleman, Lieut. King's Liverpool Regiment, 
 i. 1875; (a) Nathaniel Prygge Batten, Gentleman, of 
 Exeter Coll., Oxon. ; Grace Amy Margaret [tn., Jan. 6, 
 1898, Edward George Troyte Bullock, eldest son of George 
 Troyte-Chatyn Grove of North Cocker House]; Winifred 
 Sarah Eleanor; Frances Maud ; and Constance Mount. Col. 
 Batten m. secondly, 1895, Mary Edith, eldest dau. of James 
 Sant, Esq., R.A. Residences — Upceme House, Dorchester ; 
 Mornington Lodge, West Kensington. Mr. Batten makes 
 use of the White crest (put of a ducal coronet per pale or 
 and gules, a camets head axure, eared gold, gorged with a 
 wreath of lilies and roses) in lieu of the crest of Batten. 
 
 BATTEN (H. Coll). Per pale argent and or, three 
 battle-axes erect sable, on a chief arched gules, two anchors 
 with cables also erect of the second. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand grasping a battle- 
 axe in bend sinister blade upwards, two battle-axes in sallire 
 all proper. Motto—" Boulez en avant." 
 
 Only surv. son of John Batten, Gentleman, late Prin- 
 cipal Clerk, H.M. Customs, of 4 Percy Villas, Ken- 
 sington, W. : — 
 John tlolgate Batten, Esq., late Major 4th Middx. Rifle 
 Vols. , b. 1859 ; m. 1892, Jane Leckie, yr. d. of late Alexander 
 Forbes of The Galleries, Aberdeen [Arms of Forbes — vide 
 Forbes of Monymusk — impaled, viz. azure, on a chevron 
 argent, between three bears' heads couped of the last, 
 muzzled gules, a man's heart projjer, a bordure or]; and 
 has issue — (i) John Forbes Batten, Gentleman, b, 1893 ; (2) 
 Stephen Alexander Holgate Batten, Gentleman, b. 1898; 
 and Marjorie Isabel. Res. — 4 Percy Villas, Campden Hill, 
 Kensington, London, W. C/«*— Junior Constitutional 
 Albemarle. 
 
 WORSLEY BATTERSBY, Esq.. J. P. for Somerset. 
 Bom 1825, being the son of the late Charles Battersby 
 of Hindley, co. Lancaster, by Annie, dau. and coheir 
 of the late Rev. Thomas Heyes, M.A., Vicar of West 
 Houghton and Christchurch, co. Lancaster. Armorial 
 
 bearings— Argent, a lozenge sable, on a chief wavy atui« 
 a paddle-wheel steamship with sails or. impaling the arms 
 of May. namely gules, a chevron invected or. Iwtwecn three 
 roses argent, on a chief of the second a bull stutant sable 
 Mantling sable and argent ; and for his CrMt. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a ram argent, armed or. charged on 
 the body with two trefoils slipped vert, and resting the dexter 
 foreleg on a lozenge sable. Motto — " Lahore vinces " 
 Married, 1876, Jessie, 3rd dau. of Willi.am M.iy, of the 
 E.I.C. Service ; and has. with other /«//«- Charles Worsley 
 Battersby. Gentleman, b. 1877. iVa/— Knowie, Dunster, 
 Somerset. Tawn residence — 7a Onslow Gardens. S.W. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable CYRIL FLOWER, ist 
 Baron Battersea, of Battersea, co. London, and Over- 
 strand, CO. Norfolk (1892), M.A, (Trin. Coll.. Camb.) 
 Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), a Member of the Com- 
 mission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, Lieut. 
 Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry, formerly M.P, for Brecknock, 
 1880-85. and for Luton 1885-92, Junior Lord of the Tre.i- 
 sury Feb. to July 1886. Born Aug. 30. 1843, being the 
 eldest son of the late Philip William Flower of Furze 
 Down, CO. Surrey, by his wife Mary. dau. of Jonathan 
 Flower. Armorial bearings — Or. two flaunches vert 
 
 in pale three escutcheons of the last, each charged with a 
 fleur-de-lis of the field, and impaling the arms of Roths- 
 child, namely, quarterly, i. or. an eagle displayed sable ; 
 2 and 3, azure, issuing from the dexter and sinister sides 
 of the shield respectively, an arm embowed grasping five 
 arrows points downwards argent ; 4. or, a lion rampant 
 projjer, langued gules, over all an escutcheon gules, thereon 
 a target point to the dexter proper. Mantling vert and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from 
 clouds, a cubit arm erect proper, in the hand a rose and 
 lily argent, each slipped vert. Supporters — Dexter, a 
 mermaid proper, sem6e-de-lis azure, holding in her dexter 
 hand three arrows or ; sinister, a sea-horse proper, collared 
 or, sem^e of roses gules. Motto — "Flores curat Deus." 
 Married, Nov. 22, 1877, Constance, elder dau. of Sir 
 Anthony de Rothschild, ist Bart. Seats— h^iow Clinton, 
 Tring. Bucks ; Pleasaunce. Overstrand, Cromer, Norfolk. 
 Town residence — Surrey House, 7 Marble Arch. London, 
 W. Clubs — Brooks's, Devonshire, Reform. 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
TBat 
 
 iBar 
 
 91 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY BATTIE-WRIGHTSON, Es- 
 • quire, J. P. rmd D.L. for Uie county of York, High 
 ^' riff of Yorkshire 1900, late Lieutenant in the losth 
 i ht Infantry, and Captain 3rd Battalion York and Lan- 
 tlter Regiment, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. 
 )-n 1855, being the eldest son of the Reverend Charles 
 {ward Thomas, Rector of Hemsworth, in the county of 
 rk and his wife Georgiana Mary, third daughter of Colonel 
 inry Hely Hutchinson of Weston, Towcester, commonly 
 lijwn as Colonel the Honourable Henry Hely Hutchinson, 
 ij Harriot his wife, eldest daughter of William Wrightson 
 J Cusworth ; and assumed the surname and arms of 
 {tie -Wrightson, by Royal License in the year 1891. 
 ,L^j_Naval and Military. Livery — B\ack coat with 
 ■ low piping on the collar, yellow and black striped waisi- 
 iit, black trousers with yellow piping, and black greatcoat. 
 im'orlal bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 
 [orafesse engrailed compony counter-compony azure and 
 ijent, between four griffins' heads erased, three in chief 
 I d one in base of the second (for Wrightson) ; 2 and 3 
 jble, a chevron argent, between three goats statant of the 
 .•t, each charged with two pallets gules, a chief or, issuant 
 ferefronfi a demi-man affrontfe, the dexter hand holding a 
 j.ib in bend between two cinquefoils, all also gules (for 
 [• ttie) ; impaling the arms of Cecil, namely, barry of ten 
 i:jent and azure, six escutcheons, three., two and one 
 1 3le, each charged with a lion rampant of the first ; and 
 r his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon a rock 
 pper, a unicorn rampant argent, resting the sinister fore- 
 :; on an escutcheon or, charged with a griffin's head 
 , ised azure. Married, August 7, 1884, Isabella Georgiana 
 I itherine Cecil, commonly known as Lady Isabella 
 ]i!orgiana Katherine Cecil, eldest daughter of the Most 
 j.onourable William Alleyne Cecil, Marquess of Exeter ; 
 , id has /wa^— Robert Cecil Battle- Wrightson, Gentleman, 
 ; jrn August 24, 1888 ; and Barbara Isabella Georgiana. 
 \ states — Lord of the Manors of Cusworth, Warmsworth, and 
 I iliiigton, in the county of York ; Hurworth, in the county 
 j. Durham : Mickley, in the county of Northumberland'. 
 ('Mto/ arfrfrm— Cusworth Park, Doncaster. 
 
 BATTYE, see TREVOR-BATTYE. 
 
 CHARLES EDMUND AUGUSTINE TREVOR 
 ^TTYE-TREVOR, Esquire, Capt. 3rd Battalion East 
 incashire Regiment. Bortt Dec. 5, 1853, being the 
 i^ son of the late Reverend William Wilberforce Battye 
 Tingrith House, in the county of Bedford, Rector of 
 ever, in the county of Kent, Lord of the Manors of Tin- 
 ith and Little Hampden, by his wife Harriet Dorothea 
 5 whom refer], only daughter of Edmund Wakefield 
 eade-Waldo, Esquire, of Stonewall, in the county of 
 
 Kent, and of Vever Castle, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for that county. Mrs. Battye-Trevor 
 was authorised by Royal License, dated September 23, 
 1890, in conjunction with the issue of her late husband, 
 to assume the surname of Trevor before that of Battye, and 
 the arms of Trevor quarterly with those of Battye, but her 
 eldest son, above-mentioned, assumed the name of Battye- 
 Trevor in lieu of Trevor-Battye in 1894. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, sable a 
 chevron argent, between three goats passant of the last, 
 each charged with two pellets fesseways, a chief invected 
 or, thereon a demi-man couped and affrontfe holding over 
 his dexter shoulder a club proper between two cinquefoils 
 gules (for Battye) ; 2 and 3 party per bend sinister erminois 
 and pean, a lion rampant counterchanged (for Trevor). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a club fesseways 
 proper, a stork argent, collared and lined sable, hold- 
 ing in the beak a roach proper (for Battye) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, the trunk of 
 an oak-tree, a branch sprouting from its dexter side, 
 acorned proper, upon the trunk a wyvern, tail nowed 
 sable, wings elevated erminois (for Trevor) ; with the 
 Motto, " Ducat amor Dei." 
 
 ALFRED RIDLEY BAX, Gentleman, F.S.A., Barrister- 
 at-Law of the Middle Temple. Elder son of Daniel Bax 
 of Kenmure, Streatham, by Eleanor, youngest dau. of John 
 Carter of Greenwich. Armorial bearings— Sable, on a 
 chevron between three martlets argent, a lyre of the field ; 
 on a chief of the second, three beech leaves slipped vert. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a vireath of the 
 colours, two arms embowed, vested sable, cuffs argent, the 
 hands proper holding a lyre or. Motto — " Verus et fidehs." 
 Married, Nov. 7, 1882, Charlotte Ellen, elder dan. of the 
 Rev. William Knibb Lea of Amoy, China, and after- 
 wards of West Norwood, co. Surrey ; and has had Issue — 
 (i) Arnold Edward Trevor Bax, Gentleman, b. November 
 8, 1883 ; (2) Alfred Aubrey Vernon Bax, b. 1884, d. 1895 ; 
 (3) Clifford Lea Bax, Gentleman, b. July 13, 1886; and 
 Evelyn Mabelle Ellen. Residence — Ivy Bank, Haverstock 
 Hill, Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 HENRY GEORGE OUTRAM BAX-IRONSIDE, of 
 Houghton-le-Spring, co. Palatine of Durham, Secretary 
 
 H.B.M. Diplomatic Service. Born Nov. 15, 1859, being the 
 only son of John Henry Bax-Ironside, Esq., C.B., Bengal 
 
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 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBar 
 
 TBap 
 
 CMI aankx, by hb wife Swmh Eliiabeth. dau. of Major- 
 Qca. Robert Georf Buikeley HukIics of Flos Coch, co. 
 fttlwy /.n»»7— Wue and yellow. ArmorUl beulnci 
 I-QltWterly i and 4, vii. quarterly anire and gules, 11 cross 
 •oty or (tor IrontUle); a and 3 crniine, a bend engrailed 
 golM, between six lorteaux, on a chief of the second three 
 eiaquefoitoarfenl(forBax). MfcnUing ature and or. OreiU 
 -.1. 00 a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested per pale 
 •no* and gules, cuiff argent, the hand proper holding a cross 
 flory or (lof Ironside) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion gules, charged on the shoulder with three 
 ctnquefoils argent, holding between the paws an Eastern 
 crown or (for Dax). Motto**— " In hoc signo vinces," 
 "Cavendo tutus." AV<j/i— Houghton-le-SprinR, co. Pala- 
 tine of Durham, and Heronden House. IListry, Kent. 
 Jttsiiitit(e—Heroaden House. Eastry, Kent. CJuis—St. 
 James's, Travellers'. 
 
 JOSEPH WILLIAM BAXENDALE, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L.. High Sheriff 1893, M.A. Oxford. Bom Oct. 
 1848, being the only son of the late Joseph Hornby Baxen- 
 djJe. Esq.. J.P. and D.L., F.R.G.C., by his wife Elizabeth 
 Mary, only sur\iving child of William Brockedon, F.R.S. 
 ArmorUl bearlngB— Gules, two bamilets argent, in chief 
 a fir tree eradicated proper between two trefoils slipped, 
 and in base a like trefoil of the second. Man t lin g gules 
 and argent. Orort — On a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from a mount, a fir tree proper between two trefoils slipped, 
 two on either side. vert. Married, 1874, Francis Margaret, 
 only surviving child of Hon. Francis Scott of Sendhurst 
 Grange. Surrey, and has /ssue — Joseph Francis Noel, 
 Esq. . late Capt. 3rd Hants Artillery, *. Dec. 25, 1877 ; 
 Laura Mary ; Ruth Margaret, d. 1882 ; and Dorothy 
 MargareL Town residence — 78 Brook Street, W. 
 
 EDWARD A. BAXTER, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. for 
 Forfarshire. Bom 1848, being the eldest son of the late Ri. 
 Hon. William Edward Baxter, P.C, M.P. for Montrose 
 District, J.P. and D.L., Secretary to the Treasury 1871 to 
 1873, by his wife Janet, dau. of J. Home Scott of Dundee. 
 Armorial boarlnjgs — Ermine, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween three mullets gules, as many garbs or. M antli n g 
 gules and argent. Crest-vOn a wreath of his liveries, a 
 Bon passant guardant sable. Motto — " Vincit veriias." 
 Married, 1879, Isobel, dau. of William Scott Elliott of 
 Arkleton, co. Dumfries ; and has issue. Seats — Kincal- 
 drum, near Forfar ; Kilmaron Castle, Cupar, co. Fife. 
 Club— Devonshire. 
 
 BAXTER (H. Coll.). Per fesse gules and sable, in 
 chief two garbs, and in base a dolphin naiant or. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crert— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle displayed sable, gorged with a collar gemel, charged 
 on the breast and on each wing with an annulet and 
 holding in the beak as many ears of wheat leaved and 
 slipp>ed all or. Z./t^r)'— Dark Green. 
 
 Son of Henry Baxter, Esq. , J. P. Lanes., of The Tower, 
 Rainhill, b. 1830; d. 1886; m. 1858, Sarah Ann, d. of 
 Abraham Mottram : — 
 
 Ernest Baxter, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m. 1886, Madeline 
 Frances, d. of Rev. Riou George Benson ; and has issue — 
 (i) Ernest Henry Baxter, Gentleman, b. 1888; (2) Francis 
 Riou Baxter, Gentleman, b. 1893; (3) Ralph Philip Baxter, 
 Gentleman, b. 1897; and Madeleine Riva. Res. — Rain- 
 hill, Lanes. 
 
 BAY, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 GIBBON BAYLEY - WORTHINGTON, Esq., J.P. 
 CO. Chester, formerly Capt. Earl of Chester's Yeomanry 
 Cavjilry. Born 1836, being the second surviving son of 
 William Bayley, Esq., J. P., of Staleybridge, co. Lancaster, 
 by Sarah, dau. of the late John Gibbon of Ashton-under- 
 Lyne. co. Lancaster; assumed the name of Worthington 
 in 1863, under the will of his cousin, Thomas Worthington, 
 Elsq. , of Sharston. Armorial bearings — Ermine, three 
 tridents sable, each handle encircled by a chaplet of roses 
 proper. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a goat passant argent, sem6e 
 of estoiles sable, in the mouth a sprig of laurel proper. 
 Motto— "Inopinum sedgratum." Married,i868, Marianne, 
 dau. of the late Henry Brocklehtirst of Foden Bank, Maccles- 
 field, CO. Chester; and has, with other Issue— Thomas 
 Gibbon Bayley- Worthington, Gentleman, b. 1869. Seat— 
 
 Sharston Hall, near Northenden. 
 Place, Park Lane, W. 
 
 Retidenct—i Balfom 
 
 BAYLY of Plasnewydd and Bally Arthur (ante 1730). 
 Gules, a chevron vair between three martlets or. 
 
 Sir Henry Cyril Paget, heir male. 5lh Marquess of 
 Anglesey, 8th Bart., of Plasnewydd (4 July 1730). 
 
 Bavly of Bally Arthur. Quarterly, i. Bayly as above ; a. 
 barry of four ermine and or, a lion rampant asuie 
 (Bagenal); 3, argent, crusilly azure, three talbots' beads 
 era^ sable, langucd gules (Hall) ; 4. gules, three narcissus 
 flowers argent (Lambert); 5. Erminois, three incrcscents 
 azure (Symes) ; 6. argent, on a fesse between three wo! 
 beads sable, as many mullets of the field (Cliffe). Mantli: 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a. boai ■, 
 head erased proper, charged with a mullet argent. Motto 
 — " Quid clarius astris." Livery — Claret, piped yellow. 
 
 Son of Edward Symes Bayly of Bally Arthur, co. 
 
 Wicklow. Esq., J. P., D.L. (Sheriff 1837), Lieut-Col. 
 
 Wicklow Artillery and Capt. 34th Regt., b. 1807; 
 
 d. 1884, m. 1835. Catherine, d. of Rt. Hon. Peter Fiti 
 
 Gerald, Knight of Kerry: — 
 Edward Richard Bayly, Esq., J.P, and D.L. co. 
 Wicklow, formerly Ensign 3rd Buffs, Lieut -Col. late 
 commdg. 7th Brig. Irish Div. R.A., late an Assistant Land 
 Commissioner, b. 1845 ; m. 1875, Adelaide Alicia, eld. d. of 
 Col. Charles John Tottenham of Woodstock, co. Wicklow, 
 and Plas Berwyn, co. Denbigh (by his wife Hon. Isabella 
 Maude) ; and has issue— (i) Edward Archibald Theodore 
 Bayly, Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. Welsh Fus. , b. 1877; (a) 
 Charles John Bayly, Capt. 3rd Batt. Inniskilling Fus., h. 
 1878; Adela Maude ; and Kathleen Isabel. iVa/— Bally 
 Arthur, Woodbridge, co. Wicklow. Club — Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 Son of Paget Lambert Bayly, Esq., Capt. 7th Hussars. 
 
 b. 1776 ; d. 184s ; tn. , Elizabeth, d. of Samuel 
 
 Shaw : — 
 
 John Bayly, Esq., C.B. ( ), Gen. (ret.) Col. commdg. 
 
 R.E., F.S.A. , J.P. and D.L. co. Dumlarton, *. 1821; m. 
 1854, Jane, only d. of Humphrey Ewing Crum-Ewing, 
 Esq. , of Strathleven , Lord- Lieut, of Dumbartonsh. ; and 
 has issue — (i) Rev, Paget Lambart Bayly. M.A. Camb., 
 Vicar of Netherbury, Dorset, b. 1864 [m. 1896, Hon. 
 Blanche Louisa O'Brien, d. of Lucius, 13th Baron Inchiquin, 
 K.P.] ; Helen Tolniie Dick \m. 1880, Charles John Cathcart . 
 Douglas, D.L.]; Florence Elizabeth [m. 1887, Thomas 
 Deuroche Smith, B.C.S.]; and Jane Coventry Ewing [m. 
 gi68. Rev. Arthur William Dorman, M.A., Vic. of Hinton 
 Charterhouse]. Res.— 13 The Crescent, Bath. 
 
 BAYNES (H. Coll., 1801). Sable, a shinbone in fesse, 
 surmounted of another in pale argent, on a canton of the 
 last, a vulture proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested azure, cuffed 
 erminois, the hand holding a jawbone argent. Motto— 
 " Furor arma ministrat." 
 
 Sons of Sir William John Walter Baynes, 3rd Bart., 
 J.P., b. 1820; d. 1897; m. 1845, Margaret, d. of 
 Daniel Stuart of Wyham Park, Oxon. : — 
 
 Sir Christopher William Baynes, 4th Bart. , of Harefield 
 Place, CO. Middx. (29 June 1801) [Supporters (L.O., 
 1805) — On either side a savage wreathed with holly about 
 the head and waist, holding a club over his exterior shoulder 
 all proper], b. 1847; /«. 1872, Amy Ruperta, d. of Edward 
 Colston of Roundway Park, Wilts ; and has issue— (1) 
 William Edward Colston Baynes, Esq., B.A., LL.M. 
 Camb., Barrister-at-Law, b. 1876; (2) Ronald Christopher 
 Baynes, Esq., b. 1878; Christobel Ruperta; and Dorothy 
 Julia, Res. — Bank of England, Law Courts, Branch, 
 W.C. C/k*j— Arthur's, St. James's. 
 
 Donald Stuart Baynes, Esq., C.E., b. 1848; ;«. 1881, 
 Annie, ygst. d. of the Rev. Edward Ravenshaw, Rector of 
 Little Kington, Wilts, Res.— LsLtimers, Hants. 
 
 Roderick Walter Baynes, Esq. C.E., b. 1852. Res.— 
 4 Saltrani Place. The Hoe, Plymouth. Club—Roya] 
 Western Yacht (Plymouth). 
 
 Rev. Malcolm Charles Baynes, M.A. Camb., Rector of 
 Ringwould, Kent,^. 1853; m. 1885, Margaretha.d. of Rev. 
 Arthur Cazenove, Hon. Canon of Rochester; and has issue 
 —(1) Rory Malcolm Stuart Baynes, Gentleman, 3. 1886; 
 (2) Keith Stuart Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1887; Isla Mar- 
 garetha Stuart; and Morah Susan Stuart. ;?«.— Ring- 
 would Rectory, Dover, Kent. C/k*— Constitutional. 
 
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 3ilbert Samuel Baynes, Esq., Major late 6oth Roy. 
 fles, served in Afghan War 1878-9 (medal), South African 
 vr 1881, Eastern Soudan 1884 (medal with clasps and 
 icdive's'star), ^. 1855. A'es— C/w^— Wellington. 
 Kenneth Schalch Baynes, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret. p.) late 
 leen's Own Cameron Highlanders, J. P. co. Inverness, 
 ved in Egypt (twice mentioned in despatches, brevet 
 Major, Egyptian medal with five clasps and Khedive's 
 ir), commanded the Imp. Yeo. Aldershot 1902 (promoted 
 -Col.), b. 1857; m. 1893, Florence Stewart Meetkerke, 
 St. d. of Rev. Alexander Ewing, Vicar of Walmer, Kent. 
 j.^_l_ Worcester Lodge, Bracknell, Berks. Club — Naval 
 Id Military. 
 
 "Edward Neil Baynes, Esq., b. 1861 ; m. 1888, Charlotte 
 lagusta, elder d. of Hon. Augustus Anthony Frederick 
 (by ; and has issue— (i) Edward Stuart Augustus Baynes, 
 fentleman, ^. 1889; (2) George Kenneth Baynes, Gentle- 
 fan, b. 1891. Res. — 120 Warwick Street, S.W. Club — 
 : 'ellington. 
 
 Sons of Walter George Baynes, Esq. , Capt. Coldstream 
 Guards, b. 1792; d. 1847; 7n. 1836, Claudia Sulpicia 
 
 I Barbara, d. of Francesco Maria Valerij of Bastia, 
 Corsica : — 
 Horace Christopher Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1827; m. ist, 
 347, Adele [d. 1862), d. of Branchi ; 2nd, 1863, 
 [dele, d. of Meissonier. Res. — 
 
 Alfred Donald Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1828 ; m. 1864, 
 
 I'heresa, d. of Rora ; and has surv. issue — Enid Mary 
 
 Jeraphina. Res. — 
 
 f William Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1830 ; m. 1853, Antonia, 
 ■. of Adrian Alessandrini ; and has issue — (i) Walter 
 ')onald Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1856; Georgina ; and 
 |;iaudina. Res. — 
 
 [ Sons of Sir William Baynes, 2nd Bart. , who was Super- 
 cargo-in-Chief of the H.E.I. Co.'s Factory at Canton, 
 China, b. 1789 ; d. 1868 ; m. 1815, Julia (rf. 1881), fourth 
 d. of General Sir John Smith, R. A. (the first European 
 ' lady who ventured openly to Canton) : — 
 I Walter Francis Baynes, Gentleman, b. 1823 ; m. 1853, 
 Kmelia Sarah, yr. d. of William Malton of Wimpole Street ; 
 'find has issue — (i) Walter Malton Baynes, Gentleman, 
 {'. 1854; (2) Nigel William Francis Baynes, Gentleman, 
 j.,ieut. 2nd Batt. Gloucestershire Regt., b. 1878 ; Amy 
 tielen ; and Ethel Frances. Res. — Braganza, Torquay. 
 ' Charles Christopher Baynes, Esq., formerly Capt. Surrey 
 iMilitia, and late member of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen- 
 kt-Arms, b. 1829. Res. — Elstead, Godalming. 
 
 j EDWARD BAZALGETTE, Esquire. Bom , being 
 
 |the third son of the late Sir Joseph William Bazalgette, 
 Xnight Bachelor, C. B. , designer of the Thames Embank- 
 jnent, by his wife Dame Maria, dau. of the late E. Kough, 
 • Zsq., J.P., of Wexford. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 :a fesse gules, three crescents of the first, a chief azure, 
 ,i.hereon two crosses flory or. Mantling gules and argent, 
 i'drest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, 
 ' jorged with a collar azure, charged with two crosses flory 
 IS in the arms, holding in the dexter forepaw a sword erect 
 ' proper, pommel and hilt gold, and the dexter hind paw 
 I resting on a crescent or. Postal address — C/o London 
 I County Council, Spring Gardens. 
 
 I JOSEPH BAZALGETTE, Esquire. Born , being 
 
 ' the eldest son of the late Sir Joseph William Bazalgette, 
 Knight Bachelor, C.B., designer of the Thames Embank- 
 ment, by his wife Dame Maria, dau. of the late E. Kough, 
 Esq., J. P., of Wexford. Armorial bearings— Argent, on 
 
 ' a fesse gules, three crescents of the first, a chief azure, 
 thereon two crosses flory or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, 
 gorged with a collar azure, charged with two crosses flory 
 
 . as in the arms, holding in the dexter forepaw a sword erect 
 proper, pommel and hilt gold, and the dexter hind paw 
 resting on a crescent or. Residence — 
 
 §The Rt. Hon. WILLIAM WITHER BRAMSTON 
 BEACH, J. P. and D.L. for Hants, formerly Major 
 Hants Yeo. Cavalry, M.P. for North Hants 1857-85, and 
 for W. Hants since 1885, M.A. Oxon. Born Dec. 2=;, 1826, 
 being the only son of the late William Beach, Esq. , j". P. and 
 D.L., M.P. for Malmesbury, by his wife Jane Henrietta, 
 dau. of John Browne of Salperton Park, co. Gloucester. 
 Armorial bearings— Vair6 argent and gules, on a canton 
 azure, a pile or, quartering Hicks and Wither. Mantling 
 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant argent, ducally gorged or, holding in 
 the paws an escutcheon azure, charged with a pile gold. 
 Motto— "Tout en bon heure." Married, Oct. 8, 1857, 
 Caroline Chichester, youngest dau. of Colonel Clevland of 
 Tapeley Park, Devon ; and has Issue — (i) William Archi- 
 bald Hicks, Esq., Capt. late 6oth Rifles, and Capt. and 
 Hon. Major 7th Batt. Royal Rifle Corps, b. Oct. 21, 1859 
 \m., Jan. 5, 1888, Violet Isabel, only dau. of Hon. Slingsby 
 Bethell, C. B., and has issue, William Guy Hicks Beach, 
 
 Gentleman, b. July 23, 1891 ; Cicely Caroline Hicks; and 
 Winifred Violet Hicks]; (2) Ellice Michael Hicks Beach, 
 Gentleman, b. March 31, 1875; ^"d Alice Margaret \tn., 
 July 19, 1890, William Graham Nicholson of Basing Park, 
 Hants, M.P. for Petersfield Div. , and has issue]. Seats — 
 Oakley Hall, Basingstoke ; Keevil House, Trowbridge. 
 
 BEACHCROFT (H. Coll., 12 Nov. 1717). Bendy of 
 six argent and gules, three stag's heads cabossed or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a beech-tree proper, behind six park pales argent. 
 
 Son of Richard Beachcroft, Gentleman, 3. ; d. ; 
 
 tn. , Henrietta, d. of late Sir James Cosmo Melvill, 
 
 K.C.B. :— 
 Sir Richard Melvill Beachcroft, Knt. Bachelor (1904), 
 Solicitor, Vice-Chrmh. L.C.C. and Chrmn. Metropolitan 
 Water Board, b. 1846; m. , Charlotte, d. of late Robert 
 M. Bonnor-Maurice of Bodynfoet Hall, Montgomerysh. 
 Res. — II Craven Hill, London, W. Clubs — Conservative, 
 Union. 
 
 The Late HENRY CHRISTOPHER THOMAS 
 BEADNELL, Esq., J. P. cos. Montgomery and Merioneth, 
 late Lieut. W. Suffolk Regt., Capt. (ret.) Royal Montgomery 
 •Rifles. Born Nov. 6, 1839, being the son of John Beadnell, 
 Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn, and Castell-y-Dail, Mont- 
 gomeryshire, by his wife Matilda, dau. of Edward Gill. 
 Armorial bearings— Per fesse gules and azure, a fesse 
 argent surmounted by another of the second, charged with 
 a round buckle of the third, all between in chief a string of 
 beads (a rosary) with cross pendent therefrom, and in base 
 three bells, also of the third. Mantling gules and azure. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound's head 
 proper, erased gules, gorged with a string of beads and 
 pendent therefrom a bell argent. Motto— "Nee timide 
 nee temere." Married, Jan. 23, 1866, Matilda Jane, second 
 dau. of John Marsh of Carno, Montgomery ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Henry Hugh Mostyn Beadnell, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. 
 Royal Welsh Fusiliers, b. May 3, 1870 [tn. Feb. 9, 1901, 
 Mary Winifred, dau. of Rev. E. Thwaites of Fisherton 
 Rectory, Salisbury] ; (2) Charles Hubert Marsh Beadnell, 
 
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 GcAlleiMui. *. FeU 6. i»7« : Owendoline Mabel Constance; 
 and MaiiM* Henrietta Owenllian. JJrtf/ -Gogarth, LUmid- 
 loe«. CO. Monnomery. Clah — Jmicr United Service. 
 juntor Conaer%-atlve. 
 
 BKAMISH (Confd. U.O.). Argent, a lion rampant 
 between three trefoils slipped Rules. M a n tl in g gules 
 and argent. Craat— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant gules, charged on the shoulder with a trefoil 
 slipped or. rfottO— " Virtus insignit audcntes." 
 
 Son of Capt. James Caulfield lieamish of Ditchley. co. 
 
 Cork, and ComphuU. co. Sligo. *. 1847; d. 1896; m. 
 
 and. 1878. Eliiaheth. d. and h. of Peter Niddrin. 
 
 Esq. . J. P. . of ComphuU. co. Sligo. and Over Howden. 
 
 CO. Berwick :— 
 William Robert Delacour Beamish, Gentleman. Lieut. 
 R.E., *. 1879. &a/— ComphuU. Dromore West. co. 
 
 Sligo. . ^ , . 
 
 Sons of North Ludlow Beamish. Esq.. of Annemount, 
 CO. Cork. J. P. (High Sheriff 1855). Knight of Guelphic 
 Order. Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards,*. 1796; rf. 187a; 
 M. 1841, Aline Marie, d. and coh. of Rev. John Eric 
 Forsstriim, Dean of Munktorp :— 
 North Ludlow Axel Beamish. Esq. . of Ashgrove (f.v.). 
 William Adolphe Beamish, Gentleman, late 31st Regt.. 
 *. 1844. A'ts.— 
 George Horace Townsend Beamish, Gentleman, d. 1847. 
 
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 Sons of Richard Pigott Beamish. Esq., J. P.. D.L.. of 
 Ashbourne, co. Cork, Capt W. Cork Art. Mil., d. 
 183a; d. 1899; m. 1858, Hulda EUzabeth Constance, 
 only d. and n. of Charles Gustavus Mosander, Knt. of 
 North Star of Sweden (by Philippina, d. and coh. of 
 Rev. John Erik Forsstrom) : — 
 Richard Henrik Beamish. Gentleman, d. 1861 ; m. 1903, 
 Violet, d. of Col. W. Pitcairn Campbell. A.D.C., 3rd 
 Batt King's Roy. Rif. 5<ra/— Ashbourne. Glounthaune, 
 CO. Cork. 
 Gustaf WiUiam Beamish, Gentleman, i. 1864. /?«.— 
 
 Son of Richard Beamish. F.R.S :— 
 Alten Augustus William Beamish (q.v.). 
 
 Son of Francis Bernard Beamish :— 
 Francis Bernard Servington Beamish (?.v.). 
 
 ALTEN AUGUSTUS WILLIAM BEAMISH. Esquire. 
 Lt.-CoL Royal Engineers (retired), F.S.A. Bom Sept. 24. 
 1841, being the second son of the late Richard Beamish of 
 Suffolk Square. Cheltenham, former^ an officer in the Cold- 
 stream Guards. F.R.S.. M.Inst.C.E.. F.S.S., &c.. by his 
 wife Theodosia Mary, only surviving dau. and heiress of 
 Lieut. -Col. Augustus George Charles Heise, C.B. and K.H. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant, between 
 three trefoils sUpped gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, 
 charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or. Motto — 
 "Virtus insignit audentes." Married, Dec. 20, 189a, May 
 Ross. dau. of Sir John Gillespie. W.S. (Edinburgh). Postal 
 address— 27 Philbeach Gardens. S.W. 
 
 FRANCIS BERNARD SERVINGTON BEAMISH, 
 Gentleman. Bom Jan. 31. 1839. being the only son of the 
 late Francis Bernard Beamish. Esq.. of Grenville House. 
 Cork. J. P., D.L. CO. Cork, M.P. for Cork 1837 to 1841. 
 and 1857 to 1865. Mayor of Cork 1841. High Sheriff of 
 Cork 185a. by his wife Hon. Catherine Savery de Lisle 
 de Courcey. daughter of Captain Hon. Michael de Courcey, 
 R.N.. and sister of John iStapleton. 28th Lord Kingsale. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant between three 
 trefoils slipped gules, l&ntiing gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, charged 
 on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped or. Motto — "Virtus 
 insignit audentes." Married, July 24, 1862, Kate Phoebe, 
 daughter of Lieut. -Colonel Edward Broadley (died March 
 10. 1873); and has Issue — (i) Francis Edward de Courcey 
 Beamish, Gentleman, born March 4. 1866; and (2) WiUiam 
 Stuart Broadley Beamish, Gentleman, born 1868. Resi- 
 dtnce — Tuckton House, Christchurch. Hants. 
 
 NORTH LUDLOW AXEL BEAMISH. Esquire. J. P. 
 CO. Cork, B.A. (Trin. Coll. Dub.). Bom 1842, being the 
 eldest son of the late North Ludlow Beamish. Esquire, of 
 Annemount. formerly of Lota Park, co. Cork, Knight of 
 the Hanoverian Guelphic Order, Major in the Army. 
 
 formerly Captain 4th Dragoon Guards, Lieut -Coloni-i i 
 la suite in the Hanoverian Service, F. R.S., J.P. co ( 
 (High Sheriff of Cork 1855), by his wife Aline M 
 daughter and co-heiress of Rev. John Eric Forsstrom. Ihu. 
 of Munktorp, Sweden. Armorial bearing^— Argent a 
 lion rampant between three trefoils slipped gules. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest— On a wre.-ith of the col. 
 a demi-lion gules, charged on the shoulder with a in 
 
 slipped or. MottO — " Virtus insignit audentes. " Married, 
 November 16, 1869, Edith Annie, daughter and co-heiress 
 of Rev. William Hamilton Thompson. Rector of Stoke 
 Dry, J.P. CO. Rutland, by his wife Anne Jane Margaret, 
 only surviving daughter and heiress of William Beamish, 
 Elsq., of Beaumont; by whom he has Issue — (i) Ludlow 
 Hamilton Beamish, Gentleman, b. Jan. 26, 1871 ; (2) Harold 
 Delacour Beamish, Gentleman, b. June 23, 1874; and Ethel 
 Hulda Frances (rf. unm., July 5, 1896). Seat — Ashgrove, 
 CO. Cork. 
 
 S STUART BROWNLOW BEATSON, Esquire, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, Colonel Prince of Wales' Own Bengal lancers. 
 Born July 11, 1854, being the only son of Capt. William 
 Stuart Beatson, H.E.I.C.S. (who succumbed to cholera 
 when Assist. Adjutant-General to Havelock's force advance 
 ing to the relief of Lucknow), by his wife Cornelia Elizabeth- 
 dau. of Col. George Brownlow, H.E.I.C.S., a niece of the 
 first Lord Lurgan. Armorial bearings— Gules, a chevron 
 between three spear-heads points upward argent, a mullet 
 for difference, and impaling the arms of Elles, viz., parted 
 per fesse or and azure, three esquires' helmets counter- 
 changed. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and on a 
 wreath of the liveries is set for Crest, a bee volant en arriire 
 proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' Cum 
 prudentia sedulus." Married, Nov. 2, 1889, Edith Cecil, 
 youngest daughter of the late Major-General Sir William 
 
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 Lidston EUes, K.C.B. ; and has Issue— Charles Elles 
 Uuart Beatson, Gentleman, born Sept. 21, i8gi ; and 
 
 Eleanor Jean. Postal address — Union Bank of London, 
 Charing Cross Branch, W.C. CIu6 — Cavalry. 
 
 BEAUCHAMP, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 §SiK REGINALD WILLIAM PROCTOR -BEAU- 
 CHAMP, 5th Baronet (Feb. 20, 1745), of Langley 
 jPark, Norfolk, J. P. and D.L. for Norfolk, late Major 2nd 
 iBrigade Eastern Division Norfolk Artillery. Born April 
 i 23, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Sir Thomas William 
 I Brograve Proctor-Beauchamp, 4th Bart., D.L. for Norfolk, 
 ■ who assumed by Royal Licence, July 9, 1852, the surname 
 ' of Proctor-Beauchamp, in that sequence, instead of Beau- 
 ' champ-Proctor ; by his wife the Hon. Catherine Esther 
 j Waldegrave, youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. Granville 
 ' George, 2nd Lord Radstock. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a chevron sable, between three martlets gules (for Proctor) ; 
 : the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 j Baronet. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a pied greyhound sejant 
 proper, collared or. MottO — "Toujours fiddle." Married, 
 June 7, 1880, Lady Violet Julia Charlotte Maria Jocelyn, 
 only child of the 5th Earl of Roden (which marriage was 
 dissolved 1901) ; and has /sj^^ — Sheila Gincvra Hilda 
 Mary; and Nadine. Seat — Langley Park, Norwich. 
 Town residence— z-j Hill Street, Berkeley Square. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Marlborough, Bachelors', and Hurlingham. 
 
 LEICESTER PAUL BEAUFORT, Esquire, M.A., 
 B.C.L., Barrister-at-La\v, Chief Justice North - Eastern 
 Rhodesia, formerly Governor and Commander-in-Chief of 
 the Colony of Labuan and of the State of North Borneo 
 1895-1899. Born Dtc. 13, 1853, being second son 
 of the late Rev. Daniel Augustus Beaufort, by his wife 
 Emily Nowell, second dau. and coheir of Sir John Francis 
 Davis, Bart., K.C.B. , and grandson of Rear- Admiral Sir 
 Francis Beaufort, K.C.B. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure, on a tower argent, a female figure 
 habited of the second, encircled round the waist with a belt 
 or, holding in her dexter hand elevated a mirror proper, in 
 her left hand a hook resting on the battlements of the tower 
 gules, a crescent for difference (for Beaufort) ; 2 and 3. 
 argent, a chevron nebuly between three mullets in chief and 
 another in base pierced sable (for Davis). Mantling azuie 
 and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a female 
 figure as in the arms, between two wings erect argent. 
 
 Motto — " Deus meus turris fortis." Married, 1883, Edith 
 Mary, dau. of Rev. C. H. Griffith, Rector of Strathfield 
 Turgis ; and has Issue — Marion Cicely ; Ursula Ernestine ; 
 and Monica G. A. Residences — The Cottage, Strathfield 
 Turgis, Winchfield, Hants; Fort Jameson, N.E. Rhodesia. 
 Club — Sports'. 
 
 BEAUMONT (H. Coll.). Argent, on a pile raguly 
 sable, between two escallops in base of the last, a cinquefoil 
 of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock, a cubit arm erect 
 proper, holding in the hand across crosslet fitchfe sable, 
 and surmounted by a mullet of six points or. 
 
 Sir Lewis Anthony Beaumont, K.C.M.G. (1901), Grand 
 Officer of the Legion of Honour, Vice-Adm. R.N., b. 1847 ; 
 m. 1889, Mary Eleanor, d. of Charles C. Perkins of Boston, 
 U.S.A. Res.— 2, Sloane Gardens, London, S.W. Club— 
 United Service. 
 
 FRANCIS HENRY BEAUMONT, Gentleman, M.A., 
 of Backland Court, Surrey, County Treasurer of Surrey. 
 Born April i, 1834, being the only son of William Francis 
 Bertie Beaumont of Buckland (younger brother of Sir 
 George Howland Beaumont, 8th Bart., of Stoughton 
 Grange, co. Leicester), by his wife Frances Mary Caroline, 
 dau. of John Smith of Bury St. Edmunds. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, sem6e-de-lis or, turned up ermine, a lion 
 passant gold. Motto — " Erectus non elatus." Married, 
 July I, 1856, Mary Emily, third dau. of Evan Bailie of 
 Dochfour, N.B. , by Lady Georgiana Montagu his wife, 
 dau. of the most Hon. William, sth Duke of Manchester; 
 and has Issue — (i) Francis Montagu Beauftiont, Esq., 
 Major King's Royal Rifles, b. Sept. 27, 1857 ; (2) Spencer 
 William Montagu Beaumont, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 
 July 3, 1864 ; Evelyn Jane Mary ; and Beatrice Caroline. 
 Seat — Buckland Court, Reigate, Surrey. Town residence — 
 14 West Halkin Street, S.W. C/t/*— Carlton. 
 
 Sir GEORGE HOWLAND WILLIAM BEAUMONT, 
 loih Baronet (Feb. 21, 1661), of Stoughton Grange, co. 
 Leicester, late Captain Royal Horse Artillery. Bom March 
 10, 1851, being the eldest son of the late Sir George How- 
 land Beaumont, 9th Bart., by his first wife Pauline Menzies, 
 third dau. of W. Hallows Belli, H.E.I.C.S., and niece of 
 Dr. Howley, Archbishop of Canterbury. Armorial bear- 
 ings-Azure, semte of fleurs-de-lis, a lion rampant or; 
 the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Mantling azure and or. Crest - On a chapeau 
 azure, sem^e of fleurs-de-lis, turned up ermine, a lion 
 passant azure. Motto — " Erectus non elatus." Married, 
 Feb. 24, 1880, Lillie Ellen, second dau. of Major-Gen. G. 
 A. Cra'ster, late R.E. ; and has Issue — George Arthur 
 Hamilton Beaumont, Esq., b. 1881. 
 
 S HENRY FREDERICK BEAUMONT, Esquire, 
 V.D. , Justice of the Peace for the N. and W. Ridings 
 of the county of York, and for the parts of Kesteven, in 
 the county of Lincoln, Honorary Colonel of the West 
 Riding Yorkshire Volunteers, Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 West Riding of the county of York, and formerly Member 
 of Parliament for the Southern Division of the said Riding, 
 and for tlie Colne Division. Born March 10, 1833, being 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Ralph Beaumont, by 
 Catherine his wife, dau. of Sir George Cayley, Bart., of 
 Brompton, co. York. Livery —HarV. claret. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a lion rampant or, armed and langued azure, 
 within eight crescents in orle of the second. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a bull's head erased quarterly argent 
 and gules. Motto — "Fide sed cui vide." Married, Sept. 
 I, 1857, Maria Joanna, dau. of William Garforth ofWigan- 
 thorpe Hall, co. York; and has Issue — (i) Henry Ralph 
 Beaumont, Esq., J. P. and D.L. b. Dec. 17, 1865 \m. 1904, 
 Mary Helen, dau. of Sir James Gibson Craig, of Riccarton, 
 Bart.]; (2) Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq., Capt. King's 
 Royal Rifles, b. Jan. 2, 1868; Maria Catherine [m. George 
 Darrock, son of D. Darrock, of Gourock] ; Emily Diana 
 Maria [»«. William Graham Loyd] ; Dora Maria [m. 
 J. W. Perryman, son of J. S. Perryman, of Ormesby Hall, 
 Middlesborough] ; Mary Frederica Maria [m. Capt. W. 
 M. Maturin, R.N.]; Everilda Maria [m. Arthur G. Barnes, 
 son of A. Barnes, Esq., M.P.] ; Margaret Louisa Maria 
 \m. George Grant] ; Octavia Maria ; and Haid^e Maria 
 \m. Rev. W. Outram, son of Sir James Outram, Bart., of 
 Clack na faire]. Estates — Whitley Beaumont; Crosland; 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 •nd MoiUum. /ViAi/ MtUrtu-'WhMey Be«umont. Hud- 
 dcnfleld. C/**i— Drookt'», Turf. Yorluhire (York). 
 
 WENTWORTH BLACKETT BEAUMONT. 
 ^ E*quif«. Justice of the I'eoce for the county of 
 Durham, a Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Northuint>crland and the West Riding 
 of the county of York. Horm 1839. »)ein^ the eldest son 
 of Thoma* Wentworth Beaumont. Esquire, Member of 
 Parliament of Bywell and Bretton. by Henrietta Jane 
 Km t«>y his wife, daughter of John AlJcinson of Maple 
 Have*, in the county of Stafford. CMs— Reform, Travcl- 
 \en\ Whites, and Brookss. Armorl&l bearing!— He 
 bears for Armt: Gules, a lion rampant or, armed and 
 langued aiure. between eight crescents in orle of the 
 second ; and for his Crest. ii|>on a wreath of the colours, 
 a bulls head erased ou-arterly argent and gules ; with the 
 Motto. "Fide sed cui vide." Married, firstly, Margaret, 
 commonly known as Lady Margaret, daughter of the Most 
 Honourable Sir Ulick John de Burgh, first Marquess of 
 Clanricarde. Knight of the Most Illustrious Order of Saint 
 Patrick (she died 1888): and secondly, 1891, Edith Althea, 
 daughter of Major-General Henry Meade Hamilton, and 
 widow of Colonel Sir George Pomeroy Colley, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of 
 India. By his first marriage he has Issue— (i) Went- 
 worth Canning Blackett Beaumont, Esquire [to whom 
 refer]; (a) Edward dc Grey Beaumont, (ientleman ; (3) 
 Hubert George Beaumont, Gentleman ; Margaret Harriet 
 [married. May 19, i88i, Copleston Richard George War- 
 wick Bamfylde, Esquire, commonly known as the Honour- 
 able Copleston Richard George Warwick Bamfylde (to 
 whom refer)]; and Amy Virginia [married, November 2, 
 1880. the Right Honourable Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen, 
 second Baron Brahourne], Estates and postal addresses — 
 Bretton Park, Wakefield ; Dilston Hall, Corbridge-on-Tyne. 
 
 S WENTWORTH CANNING BLACKETT BEAU- 
 MONT, Esquire, M.P. for Hexham Division, and 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Northimtberland and the West Riding of 
 of the CO. of York, and Capt. (reld. Major) Yorks. Yeo. 
 Hussars. M.A. (Cantab.). Bom i860, being the eldest son 
 of Wentworth Blackett Beaumont, Esquire, of Bretton 
 Park, in the county of York, J. P. and D.L., and formerly 
 a Member of Parliament [to whom refer], by his first wife 
 Lady Margaret Anne, daughter of the Most Hon. Sir Ulick 
 John de Burgh, first Marquess of Clanricarde, K. P. Clubs 
 —Brooks's, Turf, Travellers'. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Gules, a lion rampant or, armed and 
 langued azure, between eight crescents in orle of the second, 
 impaling the arms of Vane-Tempest, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, argent a bend engrailed between six martlets sable 
 (for Tempest). 2 and 3 azure, three gauntlets or (for Vane) ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a bull's 
 head erased, (juarterly argent and gules ; with the Motto, 
 " Fide sed cui vide." Married, November 12, 1889, Lady 
 Alexandrina Louisa Maud, only surviving daughter of the 
 Most Hon. Sir George Henry Robert Charles William 
 Vane-Tempest, fifth Marquess of Londonderry, K.P. ; and 
 has Issue — Wentworth Henry Canning Beaumont, Gentle- 
 man, born 1890; Margaret Helen; Aline Mary de Burgh ; 
 and Agatha Violet. Postal address — Bywell Hall, Stocks- 
 field-on-Tyne. 
 
 BEAVER (H. Coll., 1835). Or, a fess azure between 
 three lions rampant in chief gules, and a beaver passant in 
 base proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a mount vert thereon in front of three arrows, 
 one in ptale and two in saltire, the pheons downwards, a 
 beaver passant proper. Motto — " Industria et virtute." 
 Sons of Robert Atwood Beaver, Esq., J. P. Lanes., b. 
 1846 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1864, Charlotte Louisa, d. of Joseph 
 Robert Atkinson : — 
 Robert Atwood Beaver, Gentleman, M.D. (Vict.), M.B. 
 (Lond.), b. 1865; m. 1892, Jean Henrietta, d. of Henry 
 Rae ; and has issue — Mary Louise Atwood ; and Jean. 
 Atwood. Res. — Sturminster Newton, Dorset. 
 
 Hugh Atwood Beaver, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Percy John Atwood Beaver, Gentlman, b. . Res. — 
 Arnold Atwood Beaver, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 EDWIN ARTHUR BEAZLEY, Gentleman, J.P. 
 borough of Birkenhead. Bom Aug. 17, 1857, being the 
 fourth son of the late James Beazley, Esq., J.P. for Liver- 
 
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 pool, by his wife Eliza Emma Jasie, dau. of Thoma 
 Martin lUden Tilby, R.N., Knight of the Order of '■ 
 Redeemer. Armonal bearings (iuics, a lymplud •. 
 sails furled and oars in action, Ix-twfcn three crosses 1 
 all or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wre.-ii! 
 the colours, a demi-leopard proper, holding in <l 
 paw a lily argent, stalked, leaved, and slipped vcri, 
 resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lis or. Motto 
 " Steadfast." Marrted, Nov. 22, 1883, Alice M.md, t!.| 
 dau. of George Richard Wilson, Gentleman, of Oxton 
 has Issue -({) James Geoffrey Brydon Beazley, Gt-niii il 
 b. Sept. 23, 1884 ; (2) George Douglas Beazley, Genilfiu.,1, 
 b. March i, 1887, d. July 30, 189a; (3) Edwin CIovct 
 Beazley, Gentleman, b. May 11, 1888, d. Nov. 30 1888' 
 
 (4) John Roland Beazley, Gentleman, b. Feb. ai,' 1890' 
 
 (5) Harold Gilroy Beazley, Gentleman, b. April a6, i8oi '• 
 
 (6) Frank Forbes Beazley, Gentleman, b. Jan. 26] 1896' 
 Helen Margaret ; and Barbara Noel. Residtnct—lAtn- 
 field, Oxton, Birkenhead. 
 
 FRANK CHARLES BEAZLEY. Gentleman. Bon, 
 June 27, 1856, being the third son of the late James Beazlev 
 Esq., J.P, for Liverpool, by his wife Eliza Emma ]i- 
 dau. ofThom.ns Martin Illden Tilby, R.N., Knight ot 
 Order of the Redeemer. Armorial bearings Gulc^, ., 
 lymphad with sails furled and oars in action, between three 
 crosses pat6e all or. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-leopard projjer, holding 
 in dexter paw a lily argent, stalked, leaved, and slipped 
 vert, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lis or. Motto 
 — "Steadfast." Residence— Yern Hill, Birkenhead. 
 
 JAMES HENRY BEAZLEY, Gentleman. Bom Sept. 
 2, 1847, being the eldest son of the late James Beazley, 
 Esq., J.P. for Liverpool, by his wife Eliza Emma Jessie] 
 dau. of Thomas Martin Illden Tilby, R.N. , Knight of the 
 Order of the Redeemer. Armorial bearings— Gules, a 
 lymphad with sails furled and oars in action, between three 
 crosses pat6e all or, impaling the arms of Nickels, namely, 
 per saltire sable and argent, two pheons in pale of the last 
 and as many Cornish choughs in fesse proper. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 leopard proper, holding in dexter paw a lily argent, stalked, 
 leaved, and slipped vert, and resting the sinister paw on a 
 fleur-de-lis or. Motto— "Steadfast." Married, Sept. a, 
 1875, Emmeline, dau. of John Thomas Nickels, Gentleman, 
 of Noctorum, Cheshire; and h&s Issue— (\) Ernest Henry 
 Beazley, Esq., b. Sept. 16, 1876, Capt. ist Vol. Batt. ' 
 Cheshire Regt. ; (2) Eric Bertram Beazley, Esquire, b. Feb. 
 24, 1878, Capt. ist Vol. Batt. Cheshire Regt. ; (3) Arthur 
 Tetley Beazley, Gentleman, B.Sc, B.E., b. June 18, 1881 ; 
 
 (4) John Godfrey Beazley, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1885 ; 
 
 (5) Walter Edwin Beazley, Gentleman, b. June 26, 1886; 
 Margery Emmeline, d. April 14, 1884; Emmeline Jessie; 
 Margaret Ellen; Winifred Marion Nickels; and Alfreda 
 Edith Decima. Residence — Oak Dene, Noctorum, Birken- 
 head. 
 
 ROBERT CLOVER BEAZLEY, Gentleman. Born 
 Jan. 18, 1850, being the second son of the late James 
 Beazley, Esq., J.P. for Liverpool, by his wife Eliza Emma 
 Jessie, dau. of 'Thomas Martin Illden Tilby, R.N., Knight 
 of the Order of the Redeemer. Armorial bearings Gules, 
 a lymphad with sails furled and oars in action, between 
 three crosses pat^e all or. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-leopard proper, holding 
 in dexter paw a lily argent, stalked, leaved, and slipped 
 vert, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lis or. Motto 
 — "Steadfast." Married, Feb. 6, 1879, Harriott Gertrude, 
 dau. of late David Williams of Dendraeth Castle, co. 
 Merioneth, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1861, M.P. 
 said CO. ; and has Issue — {\) Hugh Loveday Beazley, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 16, 1880; (2) Robert Gordon Beazley, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 2, 1887; Dorothy Gertrude; and Florence 
 Gwyneud. Residence — Waterford Road, Birkenhead. 
 
 BECK, see ALCOCK-BECK. 
 
 The Reverend EDWARD JO.SSELYN BECK, Clerk 
 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Rofherhithe. Born , being 
 
 the only son of the late Henry Beck, Surgeon, of Needham 
 Market, by his wife Susan, dau. of George Clubbe Parsons, 
 Solicitor, of Hadleigh, Suffolk. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 two bars dancett^ sable, surmounted by the fasces in pale 
 
 5 is the Military cockade. 
 
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 i per, a chief azure, thereon three annulets argent. Mani- 
 IJ- sable and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a 
 I. cock's head erased or, holding in the beak a serpent 
 c wined about the neck proper, between two wings azure, 
 (hcharged with three bezants. MottO— " Unitate fortior." 
 Udence-The. Rectory, Rotherhithe. 
 
 i'ETER ARTHUR BECK, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 I the counties of Warwick and Montgomery, and served 
 t! office of High Sheriff for the latter county in the year 
 J 6. Born 1829, being the second son of the late John Beck 
 JrCingsland, in the county of Salop, by Susannah Margaret 
 li wife, daughter of Overbury Whitley Badger of Elles- 
 ijre, in the same county. Live7y—'P\a\x\ dark green. 
 jnorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, two bars 
 louly sable, gutt(5e-d'eau, on a chief azure, a peacock's 
 led couped between two annulets of the first; and for 
 /'rest, upon a wreath of the colours, a peacock's head 
 iiiped azure, holding in the beak an annulet or, between 
 <) wings of the last, senile of annulets also azure; with 
 
 ■Postal addresses— Vi\Tk?,t2i\\ Grange, Leeds; 17 Stratton 
 Street, W. 
 
 WILLIAM BECKETT- TURNER, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 
 fij Motto, "Spem pretio non emam." Married, 1864, 
 'ances Ann, eldest daughter of His Honour the late 
 iDbert Griffith Temple of the Lache, in the county of 
 ■iiester, Barrister-at-Law, and Judge of the North Staf- 
 |!'dshire County Courts. Estate and postal address — Trely 
 'in Hall, Guilsfield, near Welshpool, 
 
 . BECKE, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 ; BECKETT, quartered by SIMPSON. 
 
 i[! ERNEST WILLIAM BECKETT, Esquire, Lt.-Col. 
 i* Yorkshire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry, Member of 
 l.uliament for Whitby Division of the North Riding of the 
 :unty of York since December 1885. Born Nov. 25, 1856, 
 ;::ing the eldest son of the late William Beckett, Esquire, 
 lember of Parliament, of Nun Appleton Hall, Bolton Percy, 
 1 the county of York, by his wife Helen, commonly known as 
 lie Honourable Helen, daughter of the Right Honourable the 
 . cond Baron Feversham ; heir presumptive under a special 
 j mainder to his uncle, the first Baron Grimthorpe ; resumed 
 ''■ 1866 by Royal License the original family surname of 
 ieckett in lieu of Denison. Clubs— Q&rXton, Marlborough, 
 :. James's, Turf. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 nns : Gules, a fesse between three boars' heads couped 
 :minois. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 s degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 ?on a wreath of the colours, a boar's head couped or, 
 lerced by a cross pat6e fitch^e erect sable ; with the Motto, 
 Prodesse civibus." Married, 1883, Lucy Tracy (who died 
 391), daughier of the late William Tracy Lee of New York ; 
 id has /wi^e— Ralph William Ernest Beckett, Gentleman, 
 I m May 3, 1891 ; Lucy Katharine ; and Helen Muriel. 
 
 Quarterly of six, i and 6 quarterly, ii. and iii. erminois, 
 on a cross quarter-pierced sable, between four trefoils 
 vert, as many fers-de-moline argent (for Turner) ; ii. arid 
 iii. or, on a chevron between three lions' heads erased gules, 
 a fleur-de-lis between two annulets of the field (for Beckett) ; 
 2. the same arms of Beckett ; 3. argent, on a fesse engrailed 
 gules, three cross crosslets of the field ; 4. party per pale sable 
 and argent, a cross moline counterchanged ; 5. argent, a fesse 
 gules, between three stags' heads caboshed sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant erminois, 
 charged upon the body with three trefoils in fesse slipped 
 vert, and holding in the dexter paw a fer-de-moline sable 
 (for Turner) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a fleur-de- 
 lis azure, charged with a lion's head erased ermine (for 
 Beckett). 
 
 CLARENCE BECKFORD, Gentleman, Solicitor. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a pile azure, over all a chevron 
 charged with three roses, between as many martlets all 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a stork's head erased, collared and 
 chained reflexed azure, between two roses argent, barbed, 
 seeded, leaved, and slipped proper. Motto — " De Dieu 
 tout. " Postal address — Victoria Street, Westminister, S. W. 
 
 BECKWITH (recorded Vn. of York 1613, but in use 
 before 1480). Argent, a chevron between three hind's heads 
 erased gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — An 
 antelope trippant, holding in the mouth a branch proper. 
 Motto — " Joir en bien." Livery — Dark blue coat, scarlet 
 waistcoat, brass buttons. 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Beckwith, 1806-1888, Rector of 
 Eaton-Constantine, Salop, m. 1836, Anne Rose, d. of 
 Rev. John Eyton, Rector of Eyton, and Vicar of Wel- 
 lington, Salop : — 
 Henry John Beckwith, Esq., J. P. co. Durham, late 
 Capt. 53rd Regt., b. 24 Aug. 1840; m. 12 Oct. 1876, 
 Kathleen Elizabeth, 2nd d. of Robert Craven Wade, Esq., 
 of Clonebraney, co. Meath, J. P., D.L. ; and has issue- 
 William Malebisse Beckwith, Gentleman, Lieut. Coldstream 
 Gds. , b. 20 Aug. 1877 ; and Kathleen Frances Malebisse. 
 5eaA— Millichope Park, Craven Arms, Salop ; Silksworth 
 House and Trimdon House, co. Durham. C/«(J— Naval 
 aind Military. 
 
 S CLAUDE BEDDINGTON, Gentleman, M.A. (Trin. 
 Coll., Camb.), 2nd Lieut. Westmorland and Cumber- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
98 l^eii 
 
 Ift nJ V«o«Muiry Cavalry, Ijcui. Imp<Ti.il Yeomanry. Bom. 
 
 {an. aoy liM. being the mtcoiuI son uf the late Alfred 
 ItnryBeddington. Grntk-man. and his wife Isabel, eldest 
 (UiL of J. Aiejuutder. AnnorUl baarliiga— .'Xture, a lion 
 nim n*"! argent, charged on the shoulder with a mullet of 
 ■il poinu of the first between four roses in cross of the 
 gt ffft tyt Hft**f""g aiure and juKont. Or«tt— On a wreath 
 of Uw colours, a lion rampant arKcnt, gorged with a collar 
 nmeUe axure. holding in the lorepaws a flagstaff erect 
 proper, therefrom flowing to the dexter a banner azure, 
 chwgod with a chaplct of roses argent, and resting the 
 destar hind paw on a mullet of six points or. Motto — 
 *'Bt strong and of good courage." Married, Oct. i6, 
 MOO, Prances Ethel, eldest dau. of Francis Berry Mulock, 
 Baq., J.P., late I.C.S., of Biillycumljcr House, King's Co. 
 and has /i»iir— Guy Claude IJeddington, Cientleman, b. 
 Feb. a, 1901. Rttid*nct—i\ South Street, Park Lane. 
 C/k*- Cavalry. 
 
 HERBERT MELVILLE BEDDINGTON. Gentle- 
 man, M.A. (Trin. Coll.. Camb.). Bom Aug. 21, 1863, being 
 the eldest son of the late Alfred Henry Beddington, Gentle- 
 man, by his wife Isabel, eldest dau. of J. Alexander. Ar- 
 morial bearlniTS — Azure, a lion rampant argent, charged on 
 the shoulder with a mullet of six points of the first, between 
 four roses in cross of the second. Mantling azure and argent. 
 OrMi— On a uTeath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, 
 gorged with a colLir gemelle azure, holding in the forepaws 
 a flagstafl' erect proper, therefrom flowing to the dexter 
 a banner azure, charged with a chaplet of roses argent, and 
 resting the dexter hind paw on a mullet of six points or. 
 Motto—" Be strong and of good courage." Postal address 
 —8 Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N.W. 
 
 HYAM LEOPOLD BEDDINGTON, Gentleman. 
 Armorial boarings — Azure, a lion rampant argent, charged 
 on the shoulder with a mullet of six points of the first, be- 
 tween four roses in cross of the second. Mantling azure 
 and argent Orost— On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant argent, gorged with a collar gemelle azure, hold- 
 ing in the forepaws a flagstaff erect proper, therefrom 
 flowing to the dexter a Ixinner azure, charged with a 
 chaplet of roses argent, and resting the dexter hind paw 
 on a mullet of six points or. MottO— "Ex fide fortis." 
 Postal a</</r«j— Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, London, 
 N.W. 
 
 MAURICE BEDDINGTON. Esquire, J.P. for co. of 
 Surrey. Armorial bearings — Azure, a lion rampant argent . 
 charged on the shoulder with a mullet of six points of the 
 first, betw(.-en four roses in cross of the second. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar gemelle azure, 
 holding in the forepaws a flagstaff erect proper, therefrom 
 flowing to the dexter a banner azure, charged with a chaplet 
 of roses argent, and resting the dexter hind paw on a mullet 
 of six points or. Motto — 
 
 Postal addresses— ^\ Lancaster Gate, London, W, ; and 
 The Limes, Carsbalton, Surrey. 
 
 SAMUEL HENRY BEDDINGTON. Gentleman. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a lion rampant argent, charged 
 on the shoulder with a mullet of six points of the first, be- 
 tween four roses in cross of the second. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant argent, gorged with a collar gemelle azure, hold- 
 ing in the forepaws a flagstaff erect proper, therefrom 
 flowing to the dexter a tenner azure, charged with a 
 chaplet of roses argent, and resting the dexter hind paw 
 on a mullet of six points or. Motio — "Deus nobis, quis 
 contra." Postal address— Hyde Park Square, London, W. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY REVELLBEDELL-SIVRIGHT 
 of South House, Gentleman. Bom March a8, 1846, being 
 the only son of the late William Bedell, Attorney-at-Law, 
 Calcutta, and the also deceased Frances Elizabeth Ann his 
 wife, only child of William Sivright, Lieut. 8th Regiment of 
 Bengal Native Cavalry in the service of the Honourable the 
 East India Company. "By a Disposition and Deed of 
 Entail of the lands and Barony of Southhouse and others in 
 the county of Edinburgh, executed by Da vidSivright of South- 
 house and Meggetland on March 28, 1732, and recorded 
 in the Register of Tailzies June 29, 1733, to which he 
 succeeded on the death, unmarried, of Miss Catherine Siv- 
 
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 right of Southhouse. on May 14, 1873, he assumed 
 surname of Sivright of Southhouse in addition to, an<i m 
 that of Bedell." Family (Livery) Colours— Kcii :\y' 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a battle-axe erect projx 1 
 three torteaux. Above the shield is pl.iced a h< In .1 
 a mantling gules doubled argent; and issuing from ,L^ 
 wreath of liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand holdiaiH 
 a thunderbolt proper ; and in an escroll over the same ^■'- 
 Motto, " Recte ferio." Married, firstly, 1875, Enii 
 
 Jane Chismon (she died 1877 without issue) ; secondly, 18 
 Grace Edith, eldest daughter of the late Benjamine BarlK 
 (she died 1884) ; and thirdly, 1890, Eleanor Locke, daughtci 
 of Henry Aynsley. By his second marriage he has Issue— 
 (i) David Revell Bedell-Si vright, Gentleman, h. Dec. 8, 1880; 
 (2) John Vandeleur Bedell-Sivright, Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 
 1881 ; (3) William Henry Vere Bedell-Sivright, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. I, 1883, d. Dec. 25, 1903; and by his third 
 marriage, Theodore Bedell-Sivright, b. Aug. 6, 1895; 
 Herbert Ambrose Bedell-Sivright, Gentleman, deceased; 
 Eleanor Frances ; Catherine ; Sophia ; Winefred Beatrice ; 
 and Constance Gertrude. Estates — Southhouse, Edin- 
 burgh ; Ardencaple, Argyll ; Northcliffe, N. Queensferry, 
 Fifeshire; and Redclifife, Murrayfield, Edinburgh. Postal 
 address— North Cliff. North Queensferry, Fifeshire, N.B. 
 
 HENRY HALL BEDFORD, Gentleman. Born A; 
 17, 1847, being the second son of John Bedford, Gentlein..;. 
 [to whom refer], by Harriet his wife, daughter and co-heir 
 of George Hawksley of Owlerton. Armorial bearings-^ 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, party per chevron 
 argent and sable, four bears' paws erased, three in chief 
 and one in base, within a bordure engrailed all counter- 
 changed (for Bedford), 2. party per saliire chequy or and 
 azure, and argent, on a saltire gules between two battle- 
 axes in fesse proper, a cross pat^e of the first (for Grayson), 
 3. or, three demi-lions couped gules, on a chief of the last, 
 a rose between two chaplets of the first (for Hall); and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 bear's paw erased sable, holding a terrestrial globe proper, 
 an annulet argent; with the Motto, " Gare Ic pied fort. 
 Married, February 20, 1879, Lucy, youngest daughter of 
 Joseph Danby of Hibaldstown, in the county of Lincoln. 
 
 BEDFORD (H. Coll.). Quarterly i and 4, party per 
 chevron argent and sable, four bears' paws erased, three in 
 chief and one in base, within a bordure engrailed, all 
 counterchanged (for Bedford) ; 2. party per saltire chequy 
 or and azure, and argent, on a saltire gules between two 
 
 g is the Military cockade. 
 
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 bile-axes in fesse proper, a cross patde of the first (for 
 G I'son) ; 3. or, three demi-lions couped gules, on a chief 
 oMe last, a rose between two chaplets of the first (for 
 
 1^1). Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a lar's paw erased sable, holding a terrestrial globe proper, 
 aii nnulet argent. Motto — " Gare le pied fort." 
 
 J Sons of John Bedford, Gentleman, of More Hall, nr. 
 
 , Sheffield, i. 1815 ; d. ; m. 1844, Harriet, d. and 
 
 ! coh. of George Hawksley of Owlerton : — 
 
 jihn George Hawksley Bedford, Esq., late Capt. Vol. 
 a; Portuguese Vice-Consul, F.S.A. (Scot.), 3. 1845; m. 
 ii|i, Frances Isabella, d. of James Tod ; and has issue — 
 Kjineth Savile Bedford, Gentleman, 6. 1890; Hilda 
 Sale; Mildred Savile. i^ea/j — Sheffield ; Briercliffe, 
 Fj" Road, Scarborough. 
 
 ■ enry Hall Bedford, Gentleman, 6. 1847 [to whom refer]. 
 
 ■.'illiam James Bedford, Gentleman, 6. 1849. 
 
 .! ROWLAND JOHN BEECH, Esquire, Major War- 
 'i wickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, late Lieut, and Life 
 G.rds ; served in detachment of Camel Corps in Nile 
 Biedition to the Sudin, 1884-5, and has medal with two 
 cjps and Khedive's Star; J. P. and D.L. for Warwick- 
 si e (High Sheriff 1890), and J. P. for Staffordshire. Bom 
 I'o, being the eldest surviving son of James Beech, Esq., 
 J I and D.L. for Warwickshire, by his wife Emily Char- 
 If;, third dau. of John Madocks of Glanywern, M.P. 
 f<j Denbigh Boroughs. C/«3.f— Carlton, Arthur's, Pratt's, 
 r|»al and Military, Bachelors'. Livefy—Dsirk blue, with 
 Wte facings. Armorial bearings — Argent, gutt^e-de- 
 F'":. on a bend nebuly gules, a beech tree eradicated 
 F'|)er, between two stags' heads caboshed or. Mantling 
 gis and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 c: urs, in front of a bugle-horn stringed azure, a stag's head 
 Cjoshed or. Married, Dec. 5, 1885, Adelaide Frederica, 
 Cri- daughter of the late Robert Capel Cure, Esquire, J. P., 
 L.., of Blake Hall, Essex; and has Issue— (i) Rowland 
 > lol James Beech, Gentleman, born Aug. 22, 1888 ; (2) 
 I iglas Charles Murray Beech, Gentleman, born Dec. 1889; 
 *■ istabel, Emily, Sarah, and Irene Frederica. Estates— 
 J ■ bhawe, Cheadle, Staffs ; and Brandon Hall, Warwick- 
 s e. Postal address— Brandon Hall, Coventry. 
 
 OSEPH BEECHAM, Esquire, J.P. county Palatine of 
 , "^ter Mayor of St. Helens 1899. Born 1848, being 
 ^ son of Thomas Beecham of St. Helens and South- 
 f; ._.Arnional bearings— Per fesse gules and sable, a 
 
 fesse nebuly plain cotised, in chief an escallop between two 
 martlets and the like in base all or. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a swan's head 
 erased argent, beaked gules, holding an escallop and be- 
 tween two escallops or. Motto — " Nil sine labore." Mar- 
 ried, 1873, Josephine, dau. of William Burnett, London. 
 Seat — Ewanville, Huyton, near Liverpool. 
 
 JAMES PLUMER GEORGE BEECHING, Gentle- 
 man. Born 19 April 1821, being the 
 '1R(>0rflttl(T third, but eldest surviving son of the late 
 UJ K^K^lrlJU ly Samuel Beeching, of Broad Oak, Bexhill, 
 Sussex. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly indented argent and ermine, on a cross 
 couped gules between four blackbirds, the sun in splendour 
 between as many fountains proper. [/« righto/ his wife, Mr. 
 Beeching bears, azure, on a chevron between three wolves' 
 heads erased argent, as many trefoils slipped vert (forSkaife) ; 
 quarterly, with azure, a lion rampant between three fleurs- 
 de-lis or, a chief vair [for Hardisty). These Skaife arms 
 were exhibited at the visitations (and have since been con- 
 tinuously used), but were disallowed.'] Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a beech tree, the sun rising from behind the stem, 
 in front a fountain all proper. Married, March 27, 1855, 
 Harriet, daughter and co-heir of William Skaife, of Braisty 
 Woods, Yorkshire; and has Issue — (i) George Skaife 
 Beeching, Gentleman [married Bertha, dau. of Charles 
 Page] ; (2) Reverend Henry Charles Beeching [^married 
 Mary, daughter of the late Rev. Antony John Plow] ; Mary 
 Louisa; Annie [married Percy Arthur Barnett, H.M.I.]; 
 Harriet Isabel [married G. T. Denis de Vitr6]. Postal 
 address — Spring Grove, Isleworth. 
 
 BEETHAM (Arms of ancient origin ; recorded in the 
 Register of Knights dubbed U.O., 1812). Quarterly, i. 
 or, three fleurs-de-lis azure (Beetham); 2. azure, a lion 
 rampant or, langued gules (Fitzroger) ; 3. gules, three 
 chevronels argent (Bannister) ; 4. or, a chief indented azure 
 (Burton). Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out of a 
 
 ducal coronet or, an elephant's head gules, trunked argent, 
 tusked gold. Motto — "Per ardua surgam." 
 
 Son of Albert William Beetham, Esq., Bar.-at-Law, 
 F.R.S., F.L.S., J.P. and D.L. Tower Hamlets, J.P. 
 Middx. Recorder of Dartmouth, Clerk of the Cheque 
 and Adjutant of the Hon. Corps of the Gentleman-at- 
 Arms 1830-1842, b. 1801; d. 1895; m. 1827, Caroline 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 |«i»f. d. ol John Capron, Esq., J.P. MIddleseJt. Master 
 or ihe L««h«r<ell«ri' Company :— 
 Anbur BeoUuuM. Oeiillenwii. »iunster-al-Law, Bencher 
 oT Oray's Ion. Treaiurcr iSgi-a. *. 1837; m. ist, Anne 
 t Unf y- tw (^. 1M9). d. o( Robert Copenian, Solicitor. 
 Wore*.. Lord of the Manor of Twinning, Hereford ; and, 
 iSoi. Mary. eld. d. of Robert Hartield, Solicitor, of The 
 NVaneo Ijodgt. Shirley. Southampton ; and has issue (bv 
 til mar.)— <i) Frrdeiick Heetham, Gentleman. M.B., CM. 
 (jVm.— Clifton End, Bradford, Yorks.), d. 1863 [m. looa, 
 Klhel, eld. d. of James Sharp of Heaihlield. Bmgley. 
 Yorka. ; and has issue— Edward Betham Beethani, Gentle- 
 ttuM.t. 1905I; (a) Edward Beetham, Esq., Capt. R.N.R., 
 h 1864 ; and Mary Kntherine [m. 1896. Allan Frost of 
 Brtunley, Kent J. AVx.— The Warren Lodge, Shirley, South- 
 ampton. 
 
 Thk Rkv. a. J. BEGBIE, M.A.. Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of Horton, Chipping Sodbury. Bam 1849, being 
 the son of Alfred William Begbie, Bengal C.S., Judge of 
 the fiigh Court. Armorial b«urln|r»— Or, a chevron en- 
 grailed s.ible Ix'lwcen three hurls, on a chief wavy of the 
 second, a mullet of six points of the field between two 
 crescents .trgi-nt. M«iit»ng sable and or. CreBt— On a 
 wre.ith of the colours, a cock proper, ch.irged on the breast 
 with a hurt, the dexter claw resting on a mullet as in the 
 arms. Motto — " In Deo confidentia." Postal address — 
 The Rectory, Horton, Chipping Sodbury, Gloucester. 
 
 Cot^NEL ELPHINSTONE W.^TERS BEGBIE, C.B., 
 D.S.O. Bom 1843 ; served with Abyssinia Expedition, 
 1867-68 (mentioned in Despatches, medal), with Daffla 
 Expedition, 1874-75 (mentioned in Despatches), and with 
 Burmah Expedition, 1885-86 (mentioned in Despatches), 
 was D.A.c;., M.adr.-is. 1891-96; D.S.O., 1891; C.B. (Mil), 
 1896. Armorial bearlogi — Or, a chevron engrailed sable 
 between three hurts, on a chief wavy of the second, a mullet 
 of six points of the field between two crescents argent, and 
 isendent below the escutcheon his badge as a C.B. Hant- 
 anip sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cock proper, charged on the breast with a hurt, the dexter 
 claw resting on a mullet as in the arms. Motto — " In 
 Deo confidentia." Postal address — Clifton Lodge, Win- 
 chester. 
 
 FRANCIS WARBURTON BEGBIE, Esq. M.R.C.S. 
 (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), Surgeon-Capt. Army Medical 
 Stan. Bom , being the son of the late James War- 
 burton Begbie, LL.D., M.D. (Edin.). Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Gules, on a saltire argent an eagle 
 displayed sable, beaked and membered of the first. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a lion's gamb erased, holding a 
 spear-head proper ; and in an escroll over the same this 
 Motto, "Sans peur." 
 
 CHARLES BEHRENS, Esquire. Born Aug. 5, 1848, 
 being the second son of the late Sir Jacob Behrens, Knight 
 Bachelor, of Springfield House, Bradford, Yorks., by his 
 wife Dorothea, dau. of Joseph Hohenemser of Mannheim, 
 Baden. Clubs — Reform; Clarendon (Manchester). Ar- 
 morial bearing^— Per pale gules and sable, a bear rampant 
 argent, muzzled of the second, on a chief of the third, a bee 
 volant proper, between two mullets of six points of the first. 
 Crest— A demi-bear argent, muzzled sable, holding in the 
 dexter paw a mullet as in the arms, and resting the sinister 
 paw on an escutcheon gules, charged with a bee volant 
 proper. Married, April 11, 1883, Emily Milnes, only dau. 
 of Samuel Shaw, Esq., J. P., of Brooklands, near Halifax, 
 Yorks. ; and has /««^— Emily Doris ; Alice Muriel ; and 
 Norah Clare. Postal address— Holm-Acre, Altrincham, 
 Cheshire. 
 
 GUSTAV NATHAN BEHRENS. Esquire. Born 
 Feb. 33, 1846. being the eldest son of the late Sir Jacob 
 Behrens, Knight Bachelor, of Springfield House, Bradford, 
 Yorks., by his wife Dorothea, dau. of Joseph Hohenemser 
 of .Mannheim, Baden. Armorial bearings— Per pale gules 
 and sable, a bear rampant argent, muzzled of the second, 
 on a chief of the third, a bee volant proper, between two 
 mullets of six points of the first. Crest- A demi-bear 
 argent, muzzled sable, holding in the dexter paw a mullet. 
 as in the anns, and resting the sinister paw on an escut- 
 
 cheon gules, charged with a Ixe volant proper. A/am, 
 July 4, 1879, l-'anny, dau. of M. Warburg; and has \»a 
 other /ssue — Harold Jacob Behrens, Esq., 6. 1880. PoslaMl 
 address — 
 
 BEKE, quartered by CARING ION. 
 BELAIRE, quartered by LA YARD. 
 
 FREDERICK MEADOWS BELDAM-JOHNS, E* 
 quire, J.P. for Cambridgeshire, being the son of the 1, 
 Wm. Nash Woodham, Esquire, J. P., of Shepreth, (J.i 
 bridgeshire ; assumed names of lieldam-Johns in lien 
 Nash- Woodham by Royal License, 1867. Armorial be; 
 logs — Vert, three garbs chevron ways between as m 
 dexter hands couped at the wrist or. Mantling vert a 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, up 
 a mount vert, a garb banded or, pendent from the band 
 a ring also or an escutcheon vert, charged with a dcxia 
 hand as in the arms. Motto— " Dat Deus increracniura. 
 Seat — Fowlmere Manor, Royston. 
 
 
 The Right Honourable ALEXANDER CHARLES 
 HAMILTON, loth LORD BELHAVEN AND STKN-j 
 TON, a Representative Peer for Scotland. Horn 1840, tieing 
 the second, but eldest surviving son of the late Wilh.im I 
 Hamilton, Esquire, M.P., F.R.S., by his second wife, H. 
 Margaret F., dau. of the Rt. Hon. 13th Viscount l)ill( 
 C/tt(>— United Service. Armorial bearings— Quan 
 and 4, gules a mullet argent between three ci: 
 ermine ; 2 and 3 gules, a man's heart proper sii 
 or, between three cinquefoils ermine, all within a boid . 
 argent. Mantling gules doubleci ermine ; and for i 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a horse's head coup' . 
 argent, bridled gules. Motto — " Ride through." Sup- 
 porters — Two horses argent, bridled gules. Married, 1880, 
 Georgiana K. , daughter of Legh Richmond ; and has Issue 
 — Ralph Gerard Alexander Hamilton, Esquire (Master of 
 Belhaven), born Feb. 22, 1883. Residences — Wishaw Hou.se, 
 Lanarkshire, and 41 Lennox Gardens, S.W. 
 
 BELI-MAWR, quartered by CONYERS and LLOYD. 
 
 BELILIOS (H. Coll.) Azure, a candlestick with seven 
 branches or, illuminated proper, between two demi-aii;; 
 affronite vested and winged all of the second, a chiet 
 the last, thereon a Hon passant guardant per pale indcir 
 gules and azure, holding between the paws an open t)< 
 propel. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreatli 
 the colours, upon a mount vert, in front of a sun in splendou: 
 or, a demi-dragon gules. MottO — " Patience and per- 
 severance." 
 
 Son of Raphael Emanuel Belilios of Venice and of 
 Calcutta ; m. Sally, d. of Aaron Linyado : — 
 
 Emanuel Raphael Belilios, Esq., C.M.G. (1893), J I' 
 and formerly M.L.C. of Hong-Kong, b. 1837; m. 18: 
 Semah, d. of David J. Ezra of Calcutta; and has issu' 
 Raphael Emanuel Belilios, Gentleman, *. 28 Jan. 18; 
 Seats — Kingsclere, Hong-Kong; The Eyrie, Peak, Hoi 
 Kong ; Green Park House. A'«.— 134 Piccadilly, Londo., 
 W. Clubs — Constitutional, Jtmior Constitutional. 
 
 CHARLES LORAINE BELL, Esquire, D.L. and J.P. i 
 for Northumberland (High Sherift 1895). Born July 3, 1836, 
 being the fourth son of the late Reverend J. Bell, Vicar of 
 Rothwell, in the county of York, and Rural Dean and Hon. 
 Canon of Ripon, by his wife Isabella Elizabeth, only dau. 
 of Sir Charles Lofaine, Baronet, of Kirk Harle, in the 
 county of Northumberland. C/a*— Conservative. Livtry 
 —(Dress) : dark-blue coat with gold piping, buff waistcoat, 
 and black plush breeches ; (undress) : dark-blue coat with 
 brass buttons, red waistcoat, and drab overcoat. Annoilal 
 bearings— Sable, a fesse erminois, in chief an escallop be- 
 tween two bells, and in base a bell between as many 
 escallops, all argent ; and for Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, between two escallops sable a falcon close proper, 
 belled and jessed or, holding in the beak a wins; erect, also 
 or ; with the Motto, " Bell assez Bel." Married, April 13, 
 1871, Anna Roberta, youngest daughter of Charles Ber- 
 nard, formerly Lieut. 24th Regt. ; and has Issue—wMer 
 Loraine Bell, Gentleman, born May 30, 1877 [m., Nov. 
 3, 1899, Winifred, dau. of H. W. Watson of Burnopfield, 
 •CO. Durham, and widow of Loxley Firth of Hope, Derby- 
 shire]; Margaret Ellen [m., June 12, 1901, Claude Henry, 
 
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 J of Rev S W. Watson, Vicar of Bootle, Cumberland]; 
 iLel Gertrude; and Dulcibella Mildreda. £staie and 
 
 Postal addresses — Rounton Grange, Northallerton; Mount 
 Grace Priory, Motherley ; Red Barns, Coatham, Redcar ; 
 
 
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 ital address — Woolsington, Newcastle-on-Tyne, in the 
 dinty of Northumberland. 
 
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 ' CHARLES WENTWORTH BELL, Esquire, J. P. 
 
 jf and D.L. co. of Hereford. Born 1857, being the only 
 
 itviving son of Charles Bell of Chapel Allerton, near Leeds. 
 
 jmorial bearings — Per fesse indented azure and or, a 
 
 fe, three bells two and one, and as many stags' attires 
 
 lached to the scalp all counterchanged. Mantling azure 
 
 i.l or. Crest — On a rock proper, between two antlers 
 
 ^ire, a hawk close also proper, around the neck a riband 
 
 |ire, pendent therefrom a bell or. Motto — " Dextra 
 
 iiique." Married, 1891, Edith M., dau. of Michael Bid- 
 
 jlph of Ledbury, Esq., D.L., J. P., M.P. 5^a/— Bronsil, 
 
 j.stnor, near Ledbury, Herefordshire. 
 
 bEORGE ROBERT BELL, Esquire, Commander R.N. 
 
 \nt , being the son of the late William Bell of Bell- 
 
 j:w, Abbeyleix, Queen's County, Ireland. Armorial bear- 
 'Ej'S — Azure, a chevron engrailed ermine, between two bells 
 ; chief and a tower in base or. Mantling azure and 
 iraine. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stone 
 j;.soned arch proper, suspended from the keystone thereof 
 tuell or. 
 
 ISiR HUGH BELL, Baronet (1885), J. P. for N.R. co. 
 crk, for co. Durham, and for borough of Middlesborough, 
 lL. CO. Durham (High Sheriff of Durham 1895-96). Born 
 ;b. 10, 1844, being the eldest son of Sir Lowthian Bell, 
 irt., by his wife Margaret, dau. of the late Hugh Lee 
 Utinson, F.R.S. Livery — T)ress : white, with blue 
 mngs; undress: blue, white collar and cuffs. Armorial 
 liarings (H. Coll., 1884)— Argent, on a fesse between three 
 iiwks' lures azure, as many hawks' bells of the first ; and 
 ii an escutcheon of pretence for and in right of his wife 
 Y' arms of Olliffe, namely quarterly i and 4 argent, a chev- 
 i'U engrailed vert between three olive branches fructed of 
 iesaine; (Olliffe), 2 and 3 chequy or and gules, on a 
 Ue argent, a lion's head erased sable (Cubitt). Crest — A 
 '.wk or, resting his dexter claw on the sun in his splendour 
 •, and holding in his beak a lure azure. Married, firsdy, 
 yn\ 23, 1867, Maria, youngest daughter ot the late John 
 ''ueld of Newcastle- on -Tyne, she died April 19, 1871 ; 
 ■rondly, August 10, 1876, Florence Eveleen Eleanore, 
 iird daughter of the late Sir Joseph Olliffe, Knight Bache- 
 r, sometime Physician to the British Embassy in Paris; 
 id has/«a«— (i) Maurice Hugh Lowthian Bell, Esquire, 
 im March 29, 1871 ; (2) Hugh Lowthian Bell, Esquire, 
 'rn October 1878 ; Gertrude Margaret Lowthian ; Flor- 
 ice Elsa ; and Mary Katharine [vi. Jan. 6, 1904, Charles 
 -s, eldest son of Rt. Hon. Sir G. O. Trevelyan, Bart.]. 
 
 95 Sloane Street, London, S.W. Clubs — Reform, Bur- 
 lington Fine Arts, Cleveland (Middlesborough). 
 
 SSiR JAMES BELL, first Baronet, of Marlborough 
 Terrace, in the parish of Govan and co. of city of 
 Glasgow, ex-Lord Provost of the said city, D.L. of co. of 
 city of Glasgow and co. of Lanark. Born 1850, being 
 the second son of John Bell, Shipowner, Glasgow, and Helen 
 his wife, dau. of John Colquhoun of Luss, co. Dumbarton, 
 and was created a Baronet 1895. (Armorial bearings — 
 
 Azure, on a fesse engrailed argent, between two bells in 
 chief or and a three-masted ship in base, a thistle slipped 
 proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure, doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a stag's head 
 couped proper, attired or ; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, "Signum pacis amor." Married, Nov. 23, 
 1875, Helen, dau. of William Findlay of Hallhill, co. 
 Lanark; and has Issue — (i) John Bell, Esq., born Aug. 
 
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 ra. tt7«: («) juim Bell. Esq.. born April a. 1879. killed 
 •TlteckeolakChl*. South Africa. Oct. 30. 1901 ; and Helen. 
 /VfM/«^*«i;r~-Moatgreenan, Kilmamock, N.B. Clubs— 
 Wcaura (Olufow). Carlton, junior Cnrhon. 
 
 JAMES BKLI.. Esquire, Chevalier of the Order of the 
 Crown of llalv : Town CIrrk of the City of lx>ndon, and a 
 iJeut of ll»e city ; formerly Town Clerk and Solicitor to 
 the Corporation of l-eicestcr, and Solicitor to the Derwcnt 
 Valtey water Board. Horn Miuch a6, i866. being the third 
 ion of William Bell, M.D., .and his wife Jane, dau. of 
 William Owens, M.l).. of Kilmantin Mill, Wicklow, Ireland. 
 /,„y.r>.— blue and white. Armorl&l bearlngB- Argent, on 
 a pale indented, azure three hawks' bells of the field 
 ygawtiiiiy azure and argent. OrMt -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dcmi-man affront^ liubited in russet leather and 
 gtoved. gnu-ping in the dexter hand a hawk rising proper, 
 suspended therefrom a lure, the sinister hand resting on a 
 trefoil slipped both or. Motto — "Magna est Veritas." 
 Married, Sept a, 1893, Evelyn Clifford, dau. of Stephen 
 Thomas Aveling of the Restoration House, Rochester ; and 
 has /mw* -Jjimcs Clifford Aveling Bell, Gentleman, b. July 
 6, 1894; and Evelyn Mary Joyce Aveling. Residences — 
 Fron Henlog, Bourne End, Bucks, and 34 Kensington 
 Square, W. 
 
 5 Sir JOHN CHARLES BELL, Esquire. Alderman of 
 the City of London (Coleman Street Ward), and a 
 Member of the Commission of Lieutenancy. Clubs — City 
 Carlton, Royal London Yacht, Ranelagh, Automobile. 
 Livery-VAwt^ and gold. Armorial bearinfi^s— He bears 
 for Arms : Per pale or and azure, a fesse embattled and 
 cotised between three roundels, each charged with a church 
 bell all counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Oreat, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 the stock of a tree a branch of olive and a sword in saltire 
 all proper, thereon a hawk, wings close argent, belled or, 
 charged on the body with two bars azure. Motto — " Fortis 
 qui prudens." Married, April 18, 1867, Caroline Elizabeth, 
 daughter of Thomas Clare of Enfield, Essex ; and has Issue 
 — Annie Caroline. Postal address — 61 Portland Place, 
 London, W., Framewood, Stoke Poges, Bucks. 
 
 MATTHEW MONTGOMERIE BELL, Esquire, W.S.. 
 Edinburgh, J. P. co. Midlothian, and one of the Royal 
 
 5. 1840, being the second son of the late John Monlgomerit 
 Bell, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of KincardineMiire, bv his 
 wife Anna Kliza, dau. of Colonel William S. s 
 
 Army, of Providence Estate, near Nachiv , 
 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron betwi-n, 1, 
 
 bells or. Man t lin g azure, doubled or; and upon h wir.uii 
 of his liveries is set for Croat, a stag grazing proper. Motto 
 — "Signum pacis amor." Married, April 4, 1877, J.n;, 
 Caroline, younger dau. of the late James Cockburn . 
 Rampore Iiauleah, Bengal, and Trinity Grove, KdinbiirKli 
 and has with other Issue — John Montgomerie Hell. Genili- 
 man, b. June 30, 1879. Residence— ti Great King Strrii 
 Edinburgh. CV«^— University (Edinburgh). 
 
 REGINALD BELL, Esquire, J.P. for the N. Riding o( 
 CO. York, late Lieut. North York Rifles, and inherited tin 
 properly in 1875, under the will of his grandmother, whii 
 he assumed, by Royal License, the name and arms of licl. 
 Bom 1848, bemg the eldest son of the Rev. lUnry Smith ■ 
 Easton Maudit, co. Northampton, by Frances, dau. of tl 
 late Rev. William Macbean. Armorial bearings- I', 1 
 chevron azure and sable, a chevron en^jrailcd with |)l;iin 
 cotises between three bells argent. Mantling azure am! 
 argent. Motto — " Spes mea copia fecit. " Married, \%-;V. 
 Henrietta Elizabeth, dau. of the late Arthur IJayley Mark 
 ham of Northampton ; and has Issue — John Bell, Gentleman 
 b. 1879. 5«i/— The Hall, Thirsk. 
 
 THOMAS BELL, Gentleman. Armorial bearings-' 
 He bears for Arms : Azure, a fesse between two bells in 
 chief, and a screw-steamship under canvas in base all or , 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front 01 
 a mount vert, thereon a falcon rising proper, belled ami 
 jessed gold, three roses fesseways or ; with the Motto, "In- 
 dustria et probitate." Postal address — 23 Windsor Terrace, 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
 
 WILLIAM ABRAHAM BELL, Gentleman, M.A,, 
 M.B. Cantab., F.R.G.S. Bom April 26, 1841, being the 
 only son of William Bell, M.D. , of 18 Hertford Street, 
 Mayfair, and Merlin, Eastbourne, by his wife Margaret, 
 dau. of Abraham Grubb. Armorial bearings— Azure, a 
 
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 Company of Archers, the Queens Bodyguard for Scotland, 
 lormerly Capt. Midlothian Coast Art. Vol. Bom March 
 
 chevron ermine, between in chief two bells, and in base a 
 fleam or ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of 
 Scovell, namely ermine, a tower proper, between three 
 fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief embattled gules, two swords 
 in saltire also proper, hilts and pommels or. Man t l i ng 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 figure of Justice vested chevronny of six argent and gulM. 
 Motto— "Hujus Stat foedere Mundus." Married, May 8, 
 1872, Cara Georgina Whitmore, dau. and coheir of Whit- 
 more Scovell, Gentleman, by Caroline Mary Taylour, dau. 
 of Edward Dance, Esq., by Sarah Britannia Juxon ; and 
 has /w««— William Archibald Juxon Bell, Gentleman, b. 
 March 29, 1883; Cara Rowena[OT., 1895, Harold Vyvyan 
 
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 iarcel- Margaret Angela [w. , Oct. 4, 1899. Sir Montagu 
 iederic'k Montagu-Pollock, Bart.]; Rosita, d. 1879; and 
 ^cinthe Mary. Seats— PendeW Court, Bletchingley, 
 ijrey ; 8 Park Street, W. Clu6s—Nev/ University, Wel- 
 gton. 
 
 if GEORGE CLARKE BELLAIRS, Esquire, Justice of 
 1^ the Peace for the county of Leicester, Lieu- 
 
 Zt>Uaivti tenant-Colonel (retired) and Honorary Col- 
 
 i^CUUlt'" onel ist Volunteer Battalion Leicestershire 
 
 Regiment, and has Volunteer Decoration. 
 
 irw December 12, 1826, being the second son of George 
 
 illairs, by his wife Mary, daughter of Samuel Linwood. 
 i j,^;y_lBlack, with red waistcoat. Armorial bearings — 
 'e bears for Arms: Quarterly, i. ermine, a hon rampant 
 (lies, on a chief engrailed sable, a leopard's face between 
 to cross crosslets fitch^e or (for Bellairs) ; 2. argent, a 
 bss gules, upon a chief azure, an eagle displayed between 
 
 o cross crosslets fitchte or (for Bellairs); 3. quarterly 
 files and azure, a lion rampant argent ducally crowned, 
 ! chief two garbs or (for Bellairs) ; 4. azure, a chevron 
 iminois between three griffins passant or (for Lea) ; 5. 
 \i\es, a fesse vair^e erminois and azure between three 
 •callops argent (for Foote) : 6. argent, a fesse, and in 
 iiief a lion passant gules (for Walford). Upon the es- 
 litcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling gules andi argent ; and for his Crests, i. out 
 
 Worcester, formerly H.M. Inspector of Schools, J. P. co. 
 Oxford, by his wife Mary Hannah Albina, dau. of G. Watkin 
 Kenrick of Woore Hall, co. Salop. Armorial bearings— 
 
 j:if amural crown gold, a demi-lion rampant gules, langued 
 bjrare, holding between his paws a cross crosslet fitch^e or ; 
 ':■•■. upon a wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped 
 jargent, in the mouth a leaf of oak proper ; with the 
 ISottoeB, "Virtus tutissima cassis," and " Nihil sine cruce." 
 \tatried, September 29, 1875, Eleanor Catharine, second 
 'laughter of the late Reverend George Edward Bruxner, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, of Thurlaston Holt, in the county of 
 -eicester ; and has had Issue— One daughter, Zillah Ella, 
 lied an infant. Postal ai/rfrwj— Southbourne - on - Sea, 
 Hants. 
 
 HENRY SPENCER KENRICK BELLAIRS, Gentle- 
 man, M.A. (0.\on.). Born Sept. 27, 1840, being the eldest 
 ion of the late Rev. Henry Walford Bellairs, A.M., late 
 vicar of Nuneaton, Rural Dean and Hon. Canon of 
 
 Quarterly of six, i. ermine, a lion rampant gules, on a chief 
 engrailed sable, a leopard's face between two cross crosslets 
 fitch6e or (for Bellairs) ; 2. argent, a cross gules, on a chief 
 azure, an eagle displayed between two cross crosslets fitch^e 
 or (for Bellaers) ; 3. quarterly gules and azure, a lion ram- 
 pant argent, ducally crowned, and in chief two garbs or 
 (for Bellaers) ; 4. azure, a chevron erminois, between three 
 griffins passant or (for Lea) ; 5. gules, a fesse vair^e erminois 
 and azure, between three escallops argent (for Foote) ; 6. 
 argent, a fesse and in chief a lion passant gules (for Walford). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. out of a mural 
 crown or, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding between the 
 paws a cross crosslet fitch^e also gold ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a horse's head couped argent, in the mouth a 
 leaf of oak proper (with motto over, "My trusts ys"). 
 Motto — "Virtus tutissima cassis. " Married, 1865, Mary 
 Jane, second dau. of Benjamin Halps Starey of Milton 
 Ernest, Beds. ; and has Issue — (i) Clement Bellairs, Gentle- 
 man; (2) Ralph Bellairs, Gentleman; (3) Cecil Bellairs, 
 Gentleman ; Beatrix Ursula ; and Ermyntrude. 
 
 Lieutenant-general Sir WILLIAM BELLAIRS, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George, Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath. Born 1828, being the son 
 of the late Sir William Bellairs (igth Hussars), of Mulbarton, 
 CO. Norfolk, Justice of the Peace, by his wife Cassandra 
 Wilson, daughter of Edmund Hooke, Barrister-at-Law, 
 and Bencher of the Middle Temple ; entered the army 1846 ; 
 became Colonel 1873, and retired Lieutenant-General 1887 ; 
 served with the 49th Regiment, and on Staff as Deputy 
 Assistant -Quartermaster -General, and Assistant - Quarter- 
 master - General to the Second Division throughout the 
 Crimean Campaign, 1854-1856; served in the Kaffir Cam- 
 paign, 1877, 1878, and commanded the Combined Imperial 
 and Colonial Forces on the Eastern Frontier during the 
 Gaika Rebellion ; in the Zulu War, 1879 ; commanded the 
 Forces in the Transvaal, 1880, 1881 ; was Administrator of 
 the Transvaal, 1881; was created Knight Commander of 
 the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, 1882 ; Companion of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, 1878; is Knight of the Legion of Honour; 
 and has Crimean Medal with three clasps, the Medjidie, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
I04 
 
 TBel 
 
 IBti 
 
 IHskiali War M«dal. «ad South African Medal for 1877-79. 
 bMiliga — Quanrrly, t. engine, a lion ram- 
 
 Bwtt gtikm, on a efaiaf engrailed table, a leopard's face 
 
 two erou crottleu ftich^ or (for IVlliurs), a. 
 •rfMl. a croaa (ules. upon a chief azure, an eagle displayed 
 batweea iwo croM cronlets fitchte or (for BeUairs); 3. 
 qnuteriv ^le* and aiure, a lion rampant argent, ducally 
 GrovMO, in chief t«t> garbs or (for Belloirs) ; 4. azure, a 
 t i m n on rrmmois between thrcr gnfhns passant or (for 
 Laa). 5. gules, a fesse vair^ erniinois and azure between 
 three escallopa argent (for Fooic). 6. argent, a fesse and 
 in chief a Ikoa panant gules (for Walford) ; the escutcheon 
 being surronnded by the ribbon, and pendent his badge 
 as a Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, and as a C.B. 
 Ilaiitllnip gules and argent ; and for his Oreati, i. out 
 of a mural crown or, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding 
 between hit paws a cross crosslet fitchte or ; a. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped argent, m the 
 
 mouth a leaf of oak proper; with the Motto, " Virtus tutis- 
 
 Sh'i^ifr' w^" a ' ^"'';C' '857. Emily Craven, eldest 
 daughter of W.lham Barton Gibbons, Justice of the Peace 
 
 KlUirl r" '^V *•"'* ^'^ /"«*-(!) William Gibbons 
 Bellairs. Esqu.re Justice of the Peace and Civil Corn- 
 s' MaV h'^^'^^'SL ^r^''""**^ C^P« °f Good Ho^. 
 JS^ ^W r^l[^'^'- AmyeVenour [married. October 8 
 I~5; I'y .Da«t J^Iinant, Knight Commander of the 
 ^.Ftl^'^f P"^" °^ Saint Michael and Saint 
 h3- K," °h ' r "°"? °^ Assembly. Cape of Good 
 F^kJaZV^Z^ Courcy [married. September 27. 1890, 
 l-leet-burgeon Myles OConnell M'Swiny, Royal Navvl- 
 secondly. ,867 Blanche St. John. daughterTf Franc s 
 Adolphus Moschz.sker. Doctor of Philosophy, and has had 
 (a) Beauchamo St. John Bellairs. Esquire. LUmtenant and 
 «'"Sw,l Z"' Na^gr tx,^ Ju5 Z7r^T[S May 
 Qt'otSf rS. w,t" H*^^ ^^^»°" B«»ai«. Esquire. 
 r^S «r ??' Artillery, bom November 12 i86o- /I 
 
 BELLASIS. see DALGLISH-BELLASIS. 
 
 mantle Pursuivant of Arms, 1873-1882 : Denuiv Rmi.. 
 of College of Arms. ,879. ,88;,; sLeta^ ,07?"!!: v^""" 
 to Spain, 1881. and Saxony, 1882; I^ncast.' '^ 
 
 1882 ; Librarian of Printed liouks. 1887 • 1 " 
 
 1894. Armorial bearinga- He lx;.irs for" Anus , amlL 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
 argent, a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis azure, in chief 
 a tent proper, lined gules (Bellasis) ; 2 and 3 argent, a fess 
 embattled counter-embattled cottised plain, between three ■. 
 annulets gules (Viall), a crescent for difference (in centre ot 
 quarters) . the escutcheon being surrounded by his collar of SS. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a lion 
 couchant guardant azure in front of a tent, as in the arms. 
 Mottoes — " Bon est bel assez ; " " Loris non ureris." Postal 
 addresses — 22 Prince of Wales' Terrace, London, W. ; 
 Heralds' College, E.C. 
 
 BELLEW. Quarterly, i and 4, sable, fretty or (Bellew, 
 circa Edward III.) ; 2 and 3, gules, three lions passant two 
 and one or (Bryan of Bawnmore, granted 1684). Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 in armour embowed, holding a sword all proper. Motto 
 "Tout d'en haut." 
 
 Sons of Edward Joseph, 2nd Baron Bellew, i. 1830 ; d. 
 
 1895 ; m. 1853, Augusta Mary, d. and eventual heir of 
 
 Col. George Bryan of Jenkinstown, co. Kilkenny:— 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Bertram Bellew, 3rd Baron 
 
 Bellew of Barmeath, co. Louth (U.K., 10 July 1848), 9th 
 
 Bart. (11 Dec. 1688), Lieut, of co. Louth, late Capt. 6tli 
 
 Batt. Roy. Irish Rif. [Supporters of Barony : Dexter, a 
 
 leopard or, gorged with a mural crown azure; sinister, a 
 
 wolf azure, gorged with a ducal coronet or], i. 1855 ; m. 
 
 1883, Mildred Mary Josephine, d. of Sir Humphrey dc 
 
 Trafford, 2nd Bart. Seat — Barmeath Castle, Dunleer, co. 
 
 Louth. C/u6s — Marlborough, Carlton, Bachelors', Kildare 
 
 Street (Dublin). 
 
 The Hon. George Leopold Bryan, J. P., D.L., Major 
 (ret.) loth Hussars, served in Afghan War 1878-9 (desp., 
 medal, and clasp), in Soudan 1884-5, ^""^ *'''' '"'P- ^- '" 
 S. Africa 1900-1 ; assumed the name (without the arms) of 
 Bryan in lieu of Bellew by R.L. 1880; 6. 1857. Seal— 
 Jenkinstown Park, co. Kilkenny. C/k^j— Marlborough, 
 Bachelor's, Turf. 
 
 The Hon. Richard Eustace Bellew, 6. 185b ; m. ist, 1887, 
 Ada Kate (d. 1893), d. of H. P. Gilbey of Stanstead, Essex ; 
 
 I 
 
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 105 
 
 onrfSo"; Gwendoline Marie Josephine, d. of W. R. J. 
 Fit ertert Herbert of Cly tha; and has issue , with two daus. 
 fonvonT-d) Edward Henry Bellew, Esq., b. 1889; (2) 
 Rrv' Bertram Bellew, Gentleman, b. 1890; {3) Richard 
 roienay Bellew, Gentleman; (4) George Rothe Bellew, 
 Geil-man, b. 1899. i?«.-Jenkinstown Park, Kilkenny. 
 r/J -Marlborough, Bachelors'. 
 
 ion of Sir Michael Dillon Bellew, ist Bart., of Mount 
 
 iellew descending from 3rd Bart, of Barmeath, b. 1796 ; 
 
 I jg^^. jn. 1816, Helena Maria, eld. d. of Thomas 
 
 'iillon of Mount Dillon, co. Dublin :— 
 <^Henry Christopher Grattan-Bellew, 3rd Bart. , of Mount 
 Belivds Aug. 1838), D.L. co. Galway (High Sheriff 1884), 
 latt^ieut sth D.G., now Capt. sth Batt. Connaught 
 Ka ers [Arms (R.L. 1859) : Quarterly, i and 4, Bellew as 
 ab(l:, with a crescent argent for difference; 2 and 3, per 
 sail- sable and ermine, a lion rampant or (Grattan, con- 
 firri by Hawkins Ulr. to Rev. Charles Grattan). Crests 
 — liBellew as above, charged with a crescent for difference ; 
 2. .! a wreath of the colours, a dove proper holding in its 
 de;>r claw a sceptre and standing on a tun or. MottO as 
 abo;], ^. i860; s. his uncle 1867; m. 1885, Lady Sophia 
 Mfii Elizabeth Forbes, d. of George, 7th Earl of Granard, 
 K.'; and has issue— (i) Herbert Michael Grattan-Bellew, 
 Esi'jJ. 1886; (2) Charles Christopher Grattan-Bellew, 
 Esl b. 1887; (3) William Arthur Grattan-Bellew, Esq., b. 
 i8('; (4) Thomas Henry Grattan-Bellew, Esq.,*. 1901 ; 
 (5)trthurJohn Grattan-Bellew, Esq., b. 1903: Helena. 
 Ba'ira; Moirajane; and Angela Mary. iVa^— Mount 
 Be w, CO. Galway. Clubs— '&\.. James's, Kildare Street 
 (D;lin) 
 
 kRRY BAWDEN BELLEW. Bom Jan. 31, 1854, 
 be]; the only son of the late Henry Bellew of Oakhampton 
 HcHe, Wiveliscombe, Somerset, by his wife Mary Froude, 
 send dau. of Humphrey John Norreys Bawden, Esq., 
 |.f of South Molton, Devonshire. Livery — Dark blue. 
 Arjrial bearings— Sable, fretty or, a mullet for differ- 
 eni Mantling sable and or. Crest-— On a wreath of the 
 co'irs, a dexter arm embowed, vested vert, cuffed argent, 
 tht'iand or, grasping a jug neck downwards gules, there- 
 frcj drops proper. Motto — "Tout d'en haut." Married, 
 All 19, 1885, Ada, elder dau. of William Llewellin, 
 F.lA., F.G.S., F.G.H.S., of Glanwern, Pontypool ; and 
 halM««— Froude Dillon Bellew, b. 1888 ; and Mary Froude 
 LlJ^ellyn. Residences — Oakhampton ; and The Croft, 
 Wjliscombe, co. Somerset. 
 
 IlLLIAM LEGASSICKE BELLEW, Gentleman. 
 B^' Sept. 22, 1841, being the second son of the late John 
 PiHwood Bellew, Gentleman, of Stockleigh Court, and his 
 wii Mary Anne, dau. of William Hancock of Wivelis- 
 cc' «, Somerset. Armorial bearings — Sable, fretty or, a 
 m;i;t for difference. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On 
 a cath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed vert, cuffed 
 ar|iit, the hand grasping a chalice pouring water (belle 
 win allusion to the name). MottO — "Tout vient d'en 
 
 1: 
 
 ;LL1NGHAM, quartered by LANGRISHE, CUST, 
 RI.ISDEN, and SLA UGHTER. 
 
 |":LL0M0NT, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 liiLWARD, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 jliMRGSE (H. Coll.). Paly of six gules and or, on a 
 cl; Ton of the last, a lion rampant between two roses of the 
 fi:, barbed and seeded proper, a chief ermine thereon a 
 li'. passant guardant also of the first, between two spear- 
 hi, s erect proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On 
 ai -eath of the colours, a lamb holding with the sinister 
 fcjiaw a staff proper, flowing therefrom a pennon or, 
 cli ged with a chaplet of roses gules, barbed and seeded 
 a proper, between two like roses. Motto — "Semper 
 p tus." 
 
 Son of William Bemrose : — 
 
 illiamBemrose, Esq., J.P., F.S.A,, *. 1831 ; ot. and has 
 •s --(i) Col. William Wright Bemrose, V.D. (Littleover 
 ^ Derby); (2) Charles Lloyd Bemrose, Gentleman (The 
 V idlands, Boxmoor, Herts) ; (3) Arthur Cade Bemrose, 
 G tleman (Derwent House, Mllford, nr. Derby); (4) Herbet- 
 £ ley^ Bemrose, Gentleman (Perth, N.B.). Res.—YXmx 
 
 ^^^ ' and South Sitch, Idridgehay, Derbyshire. 
 
 EDWARD STARKIE BENCE, Esquire, J. P. andD.L., 
 late Capt. 3rd Batt. Suffolk Regt. Born 1862, being the 
 eldest son of Edward Robert Starkie Bence, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L. , High Sheriff 1861, late of the King's Dragoon Guards, 
 by his wife Eliza Charlotte Albinia, dau. of George James 
 Sullivan of Wilmington, IsleofWight. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a cross between four frets gules, a tower of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a tower or, charged with a fret gules. Motto 
 — "Virtus castellum meum." Seat — Kentwell Hall, Long 
 Melford, Suffolk. 
 
 SGUY LENOX BENCE -LAMBERT, Esquire, 
 C.M.G., J. P. for the Suffolk and Galway, and 
 D.L. CO. Suffolk, Colonel Connaught Rangers. Bom 
 Dec. 30, 1856, being the second son of the late Alexander 
 Clendinning Lambert, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy- Lieutenant, of Brook Hill, in the county of Mayo, 
 Ireland, by his wife Emma Maria, daughter of Guy Lenox 
 Prendergast, Member of Parliament for Lymington, and 
 formerly a Member of the Council of Bombay. Club — 
 Windham. Livery — Blue coat, black and white striped 
 waistcoat, brass buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Gules, a cross crosslet or, between three cinque- 
 foils pierced argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a centaur proper, 
 charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet or ; with the 
 Motto, " Ut quocunque paratus." Married, January 23, 
 1884, Ida Millicent, daughter of Henry Alexander Starkie 
 Bence, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. 
 Estates — Thorington Hall, in the county of Suffolk ; Dernas- 
 liggan, in the county of Galway. Postal address— 'Y\\ox\'n%,\.OTi 
 Hall, Darsham, Suffolk. 
 
 The Rev. RICHARD BENDYSHE, Clerk in Holy Or- 
 ders, M. A. , late Curate of Harbridge, Hants. Born Sept. 8, 
 1822, being the second son of the late John Bendyshe, Esq., 
 Lieut. R.N., J. P. and High Sheriff co. Cambridge, by his 
 wife Catherine, eldest dau. of George Matcham of Ash- 
 field Lodge, Sussex (by Catherine his wife, sister of Ad- 
 miral Horatio Viscount Nelson). Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a chevron sable, between three rams' heads erased 
 azure. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a talbot's head proper. Motto — " Utraque 
 pallade." Seat — Barrington Hall, co. Cambridge. 
 
 BENENDEN, see HUNT. 
 
 The Rev. EDWARD STEWART BENGOUGH, 
 M.A., Mus. Bac. (Oxon.), Clerk in Holy Orders. Born 
 July 24, 1839, being the fourth son of the late George 
 Bengough, of The Ridge, Wootton-under-Edge, Gloucs. , 
 and his wife Anne Cooke, dau. of Capt. Carpenter, R.N. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three lions' heads erased 
 sable, each charged with an ermine spot or, on a chief 
 indented of the second, as many crosses pat^e of the first. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, two crosses pat6e argent, thereon resting a lion's 
 head erased sable, charged with an ermine spot or. 
 Motto — "Per acuta belli." Postal address — 12 Queen 
 Street, Horncastle. 
 
 Colonel HARCOURT MORTIMER BENGOUGH, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. 
 Born 1837, being the third son of the late George Ben- 
 gough of The Ridge, Gloucestershire ; served in Zulu War 
 at Ulundi 1879, with Burmah Expedition 1885-86, A.A.G. 
 Madras 1882-87, Brig.-Gen. commanding 2nd Class Dist. 
 Madras Army 1887-1891, commanding troops in Jamaica 
 in 1894, and an infantry brigade at Aldershot from 1894 ; 
 created C.B. 1886. Armorial bearings — Argent, three 
 lions' heads erased sable, each charged with an ermine spot 
 or, on a chief indented of the second, three crosses pat^e of 
 the first, and below the shield his badge as C. B. MantUng 
 sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 two crosses pat^e argent, thereon resting a lion's head 
 erased sable, charged with an ermine spot or. Motto— 
 "Per acuta belli." Married, 1876, Christina, dau. of H. 
 Maybery of Brecon, S. Wales. Postal address — Ripon 
 Lodge, Hastings. 
 
 §JOHN CHARLES BENGOUGH, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. for Gloucestershire, High Sheriff 1877, Capt. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Md VoL Bttlt OloooMMnMre Regi., late Capt. R. Glouces 
 M^Mf« Y«Ow Cav. .fl^m May so, 1839. being the eldest sur 
 vMaC Mn of Gcone BenKough of The KidRe. who d. 1856, 
 |1 Xmm. dau. of the Lite John Cooke ( arpenier. Esq. 
 OoL R.N. : and *. lu% lirixher 1865. /.nrry— Claret, with 
 radpipiac- ArmorUl baarlngi — Me bears for Amu 
 Ar|Mil. ini»« lions head* «-ase<l sable, each charged with 
 a* armiae ipot or, on a chief indented of the second, three 
 OKMH* paMa of the (ir»t. I'pon the escutcheon is placed a 
 Mnat baHning his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 arfcnt ; and for his Oraat. u|)on a wreath of the colours, two 
 uiwwii pat<« arRcni. thereon resting a lion's head erased 
 (able, charged with an ermine spot. Motto—" Per acuta 
 belli." A/arntii. June 9. 1857, Caroline Augusta, dau. of 
 Rev. Alan-Gardnrr Cornwall, M.A.. Rector of Kingscote 
 and Newmgton Hagpath. by his wife Caroline Kinpcote ; 
 and has /itM—{i)}ohn Alan Grorge Itengough. Esquire. 
 I.P.. *. 14 July 1859 [■«., 10 Nov. 1887. Rosa, and dau. of 
 Col. James Crosbie of Ballyheigue Castle, co. Kerry] ; (a) 
 Clement Stuart Hengough, Clentleman. A. 14 Jan. 1861 ; 
 
 (3) Cvril Francis BcnRough. Gentlcm.in. *. 31 March, 1864; 
 
 (4) tjTiest Henry Henf-ouKh, (ientleman, />. 29 Nov. 1866. 
 d. ; (5) Clwrlfs William Hengough, Gentleman, />. a Nov. 
 1867: (6) Alan John Bengough, Gentleman, i. 16 Dec. 
 187a ; Evelyn C aroUne ; Cecil Anne ; and Emily Marguerite 
 and Elinor Daisy, J., twins. Eslales in Monmouthshire, 
 Glouoatiersbire, and Herefordshire. AVa/j— Upton House, 
 Poole. Dorset ; and The Ridge. Wotton-under-Edge 
 
 BENICLERE. quartered by SMITH. 
 
 BENISON (U.O.). Ermine, on a chevron per pale or 
 and gtiles. between in chief two martlets of the third and in 
 base an ash-tree eradicated proper, three crosses Mtte 
 (ttch^ counterchangcd. Mantling gulesand or. Great 
 
 — On a wreath of the colours, two arms vambraced em- 
 bowed and interlaced, the hands bare, each grasping a 
 scymetar all proper. Motto—' ' Sit prex detur pax. " 
 
 Son of Rev. William Bradshaw Benison, M.A. (Trin. 
 
 Coll., Dub.), b. 1820, Rector of Uley, Glos. ; m. Mary, 
 
 d. of Edward Best, Esq., J. P. co. Stafford :— 
 
 Rev. Ernest Dewes Benison, M.A. (rrin. Coll., Dublin), 
 
 *. 1857; m. 1886, Jessie ygst. d. of late John Kemp-Welch. 
 
 Esq., J. P., of Sopley Park, Hants; and has issue— Eric 
 
 William Benison, Gentleman, b. 1889; Aileen Mary Dewes ; 
 
 and Marjorie. lies.— Vans, Wimborne, Dorset. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY BENN. Gentleman. Bom , 
 
 being the son of the late Joseph Benn, Gentleman, of 
 
 TBen 
 
 RtMia n HC Me. Bradford. Armorial bearings- p,„, 
 per fihevrea or and azure, on a mount in liuse an alui 
 statant, and two angora goats" heads aflront^ in chief ;i 
 
 
 proper. Mantling azure and or. CJrest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an alpaca's head couped at the neck between 
 two sprigs of oak frucled all proper. Motto — " Cur&atque 
 industria." Residence — Willaston, Harrogate. 
 
 JOHN CHARLES BENNE T 1 . Gentleman. Born 1843. 
 being the third son of the Reverend John Jackson. Rector of 
 Tallow, and Vicar of Kilwatermoy, in the county of Water- 
 ford ; succeeded his uncle Joseph Henry Bennett, whose 
 name and arms he assumed by Royal License in 1874. 
 AnnoriaJ bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, gules a bezant between three demi-lions rampant or (for 
 Bennett) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion passant gules, on a chief 
 engrailed of the last, three battle-axes erect of the first (foe 
 Jackson). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or; and for his 
 Crests, I. out of a mural coronet or, a demi-lion rampant 
 argent, holding between the paws a bezant (for Bennett); 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed in armour, 
 the hand grasping a battle-axe all proper, the arm charged 
 with a mullet gules (for Jackson). Motto— "Serve the 
 king." Married, 1865, Mary, eldest daughter and co-heir j 
 of the Reverend Francis Newport ; and has, with other Issue 
 — George Newport Jackson Bennett, Gentleman, bom 1876. 
 Estate and postal address— QtantU' s Court, Queenstown, 
 Ireland. 
 
 3 WILLIAM BENNETT, Esquire, J.P. co. Lincoln 
 Capt. and Hon. Major ist Vol. Batt. Lincolnsli;: 
 Regt. 1889-1894. Born 1854, being the eldest son of t 
 late Sir Henry Bennett, Knight Bachelor, of Westland^, 
 Grimsby, and of Thorpe Hall, South Elkington, both in 
 the CO. of Lincoln, J.P. and D.L., six times Mayor of 
 Grimsby, by his wife Dorothy, dau. of Francis Sowerby. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale or and argent, three chev- 
 ronels sable between two boars' heads erased in chief 
 gules, and a knight's helmet in base proper. MantUng 
 sable and or. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a demi-lion or, gorged with a collar invecled gules, hold- 
 ing between the paws a bezant, an escallop surmounting 
 two branches of oak fructed in saltire proper. MottO-- 
 "Deo juvante." Married, 1887, Lizzie Holmes, only 
 
 ^ is tbe MiUtary Cockade. 
 
TBen 
 
 TBen 
 
 107 
 
 rli of H J Farmer Atkinson, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Ore, 
 Htings- and has Issue— Kenneth Henry Bennett, Esq.. 
 ^'in. 23', 1898; Dorothy Holmes; and Marjorie Holmes. 
 ^dence'- B&nk House, Grimsby. 
 
 j WILLIAM WARD BENNITT, Esquire, Justice of 
 I the Peace for the county of Buckingham, 
 
 'i^rtrtit-t 1=^'^ Colonel Commanding sth Lancers, at 
 l^nniVv present on retired pay. Born 1839, being 
 the second son of the late Captain William 
 Binitt, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 tH;ounties of Stafford, Worcester, and Shropshire ; served 
 wl Inniskilling Dragoons in Boer War 1881, commanded 
 aiiiscort with Sir Evelyn Wood to Zululand, served in 
 B luanaland Expedition 1884, selected to Command 5th 
 L'cers in 1885, half-pay from 1889. Club— Army and 
 Niy. /.w/j — Invisible green and gold. Armorial bear- 
 ill— He bears for Arms : Azure, on a chevron or, between 
 tlie martlets in chief and one in base argent, three an- 
 nits of the field; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 tlj colours, upon a mount vert a horse's head couped 
 ai!:nt, pierced through the neck by an arrow in bend 
 sii;ter point downwards proper; with the Motto, " Irre- 
 vabile." Married Augusta D'A. , daughter of the late J. 
 U. Samuda, Member of Parliament, 7 Gloucester Square, 
 rile Park ; and has Issue — Two daughters. Postal ad- 
 rfjj— Stokegreen House, Slough, Bucks. 
 
 IrTHUR CHRISTOPHER BENSON, Gentleman, 
 V\. (Cantab.), Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge. 
 i)ii April 24, 1862, being the second but eldest surviving 
 si of the late Rt. Hon. and Most Rev. Edward White 
 Bison, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury ; Lord Primate 
 oi\ll England and Metropolitan, D.D., P.C, D.C.L., 
 bjiis wife Mary, dau. of Rev. William Sidgwick of Skipton, 
 cc,Yorks. Armorial bearings — Argent, a quatrefoil be- 
 
 I en two trefoils slipped in bend sable between four 
 I diets gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 : reath of the colours, a bear's head argent, erased gules, 
 I ged with a collar gemel, and muzzled of the second, and 
 I 3ing in the mouth a trefoil slipped as in the arms. 
 
 Motto — " Fay bien crain rien." Postal address — The Old 
 Granary, Cambridge. 
 
 EDWARD FREDERIC BENSON, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Cantab.), First-Class Classics. Born July 24, 1867, being 
 the third but second surviving son of the late Rt. Hon. and 
 Most Rev. Edward White Benson, Lord Archbishop of Can- 
 terbury, Primate of All England and Metropolitan, D.D. , 
 P.C, D.C. L. , by his wife Mary, daughter of Rev. William 
 Sidgwick of Skipton, co. Yorks. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a quatrefoil between two trefoils slipped in bend 
 sable between four bendlets gules. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bear's head 
 argent, erased gules, gorged with a collar gemel and nmzzled 
 of the second, and holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped as 
 in the arms. Motto — " Fay bien crain rien." 
 
 RALPH BEAUMONT BENSON, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace, late Captain Salop Yeomanry. Born 1862, being 
 the eldest son of the late Ralph Augustus Benson, Esquire, 
 of Lutwyche, Justice of the Peace, Master of Arts, Barrister- 
 at-Law, formerly Recorder of Shrewsbury, by his wife 
 Henrietta Selina, only dau. of Charles Robert Cockerell, 
 Royal Academician. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 waves of the sea, an old English galley ;dl proper, on a chief 
 wavy azure a hand couped at the wrist, supporting on a 
 dagger the scales of Justice between two pine-apples erect 
 or, leaved vert, and impaling the arms of Cholmondeley, 
 namely gules, two esquires' helmets in chief proper, and 
 in base a garb or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a horse 
 caparisoned, passant, proper, on the breast a shield argent, 
 charged with a pine-apple proper. Motto — "Leges arma 
 tenent sanctas." Married, 1886, Caroline Essex, daughter 
 of the Reverend R. H. Cholmondeley, Rector of Hodnet ; 
 and has Issue — George Reginald Benson, Gentleman, born 
 1888 ; Stephen Riou Benson, Gentleman ; Catherine Maia 
 (d. 1899) ; and Stella. Seat — Lutwyche Hall, near Much 
 Wenlock, in the county of Shropshire. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Royal Societies'. 
 
 ROBERT HUGH BENSON, Gentleman. Born Nov. 
 18, 1871, being the fourth but third surviving son of the late 
 Rt. Hon. and Most Rev. Edward White Benson, Lord 
 Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Primate of All England, 
 and Metropolitan, D.D., P.C, D.C.L., by his wife Mary, 
 daughter of Rev. William Sidgwick of Skipton, co. Yorks. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a quatrefoil between two tre- 
 foils slipped in bend sable between four bendlets gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a bear's head argent, erased gules, gorged with a 
 collar gemel, and muzzled of the second, and holding in the 
 mouth a trefoil slipped as in the arms. Motto — "Fay 
 bien crain rien." 
 
 HENRY ALDENBURG BENTINCK, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law, B.A. Exeter Coll. , Oxon., D.L. , Norfolk. 
 Born Jan. 7, 1852, being the second but only surviving son 
 of the late Charles Aldenburg Bentinck, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Devon, by his wife Harriet, third dau. of Baldwin Fulford 
 of Great Fulford, Devon. Armorial bearings — Azure, a 
 cross moline argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, two arms counter-embowed, 
 vested gules, on the hands gloves or, each holding an 
 ostrich feather argent. Married, July 9, 1890, Alma 
 Martha, eldest dau. of Admiral Lord Clarence Edward 
 Paget, G.C.B., P.C. 5^a^ — Terrington, St. Clement, 
 Norfolk. Residences — Indio, Bovey Tracey, Devon ; and 
 60 Cadogan Square, S.W. 
 
 BENTLEY, quartered by LITTLEJOHN. 
 
 RICHARD BENTLEY, Gentleman, Publisher in Ordi- 
 nary to Her Majesty the Queen, Fellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries, and of the Linnaean, Royal Geographical, and 
 Royal Meteorological Societies. Bom May 5, 1854, being 
 the only son of George Bentley (Publisher in Ordinary to 
 Her Majesty), by his wife Anne, daughter of William 
 Williams of Aberystwith, in the County of Cardigan, and a 
 grandson of Richard Bentley (Publisher in Ordinary to Her 
 Majesty). Armorial bearings — Or, a bend vair, between 
 two bendlets engrailed sable, a martlet for difference 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 
 k 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
To8 
 
 TBen 
 
 OBet 
 
 coloan, a inlbM pauant v^nt, the dexter rorefoot resting 
 upon an ancient shield vair, charged with an annulet or. 
 
 Motto — "Fide et fiducia." Estate — Upton, near Slough, 
 in the county of Buckingham. Postal address— B New 
 Burlington Street, London, W. 
 
 S JAMES HERBERT BENYON, Esquire, of Englefield, 
 Berks, and Kingston, Dorset ; was educated at Eton 
 and Magdalene Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1873. M.A. 1876), and 
 called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1875, J- P- and D. L. for 
 Dorset (High Sheriff 1892), and Lord-Lieut, and J. P. Berks ; 
 assumed the surname of Benyon, and the arms of Benyon 
 quarterly with those of Fellowes, by Royal Licence 1897. 
 Horn Oct. 3, 1849, being the only son of James Fellowes of 
 Kingston, who died 1889, by Gertrude Charlotte, dau. of the 
 late Nathaniel Micklethwait, Esq. , of Taverham Hall, Nor- 
 wich. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, vairte sable 
 
 and or, on a chief wavy of the second, an Eastern crown be- 
 tween two mullets gules (for Benyon) ; 2 and 3, azure, a fesse 
 mdented ermme between three lions' heads erased murally 
 crowned argent (for Fellowes), and impaling the arms of 
 
 Walrond, namely argent, three bulls' heads caboshcd sabl. 
 M a n t lin g sable and or. OreBtt— i. on a wreath of il,. 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a gryphon sejant or. t-ori-, ,1 
 with an Eastern crown gules, in tne beak a gillvilown 
 leaved and slipped proper (for Benyon); 2. upon awicat' 
 of the colours, a lion's neaa erased and crowned as in u , 
 arms, charged with a fesse indented ermine (for Fellowes 
 Motto — "Vincam vel moriar." Married, 1875 Editl 
 Isabel, youngest dau. of Sir J. Walrond VN'.alrond im 
 Baronet, of Bradfield, Devon; and has, with other h'sue 
 Henry Arthur Benyon, Genlletiian, b. 1884. Seats Enijlt: 
 field House, Reading ; Kingston House, near Dorchestir 
 CJuis—Nevr University, Oxford and Cambridge. Tou>n 
 residence — 35 Pont Street, S.W. 
 
 FRANCIS WENTWORTH BERE. Gentleman. Born 
 Jan. 26, 1861, being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Montague Bere, Esq. , Recorder of Penzance, Soulhamp 
 ton, and Bristol, and Judge of Cornwall and Devon, y.C 
 b^ his wife Cecil Henrietta, second dau. and coheiress ( 
 Capt. Thomas Wentworth Buller, R.N., of Whimpl. 
 Devon, Armorial bearings— Argent, three bears' hoad 
 couped sable, muzzled or. Motto — " Bear and forbear. 
 Seats — Morebath House, Tiverton ; Grimstone, Horra 
 bridge, Devon. 
 
 BERESFORD, quartered by COKE. 
 
 BERESFORD, see MASSY-BERESFORD and PACK- 
 BERESFORD. 
 
 S CHARLES EDWARD DE LA POER BERE-S^ 
 FORD, Esquire, Major Wiltshire Regt. Bom Oct. 23, 
 1850, being the eldest son of the late George de la Poei 
 Beresford, Esq., Capt. i6th Regiment, by his wife Anno, 
 dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Conyers, C. B. Armorial bearings— 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, crusilly fitch^e, three fleurs-de-lis 
 a border engrailed sable (for Beresford) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 chief indented sable (for Power). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head 
 erased argent, pierced through the neck with a broken spear 
 or, point argent, thrust through the upper jaw. Motto— 
 " Nil nisi cruce." Married, Oct. 17, 1882, Solita Hen- 
 rietta, dau. of Henry Ximenes, of Bear Place. Residence— 
 
 Major-General JOHN BERESFORD BERESFORD 
 (formerly and properly John Beresford Smyly, the name of 
 Beresford being assumed by Deed Poll only in 1888); served 
 in Punjab Campaign 1848-49, and Indian Mutiny 1857-58, 
 ret. f.p. as Lieut.-Col. B.S.C. 1877; J. P. co. Londonderry. 
 Bom 1828, being the eldest son of the Rev. William Smyly, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Aghanlos, Londonderry, by 
 his wife Catherine Charlotte, second dau. of J. C. Beresford. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a chevron 
 ermine between three pheons argent, a crescent for cadency 
 (for Smyly) ; 2 and 3, argent, sem^e of cross crosslets 
 fitch^e, three fleurs-de-lis, and a bordure engrailed sable, 
 a crescent charged with a mullet for cadency (for Beresford). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm embowed vambraced proper, the hand 
 bare, holding a pheon by the point thereof gules. Motto 
 — " Viribus virtus." Married, 1866, Emma Elizabeth 
 Adelaide, dau. of Rev. Bourchier Wray Savile, M.A., 
 Rector of Shillingford, Devon ; and has with other Issue 
 Rev. John Claudius Beresford, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector 
 of Bailieborough, Cavan, b. April 28, 1871. Seals— Craxg 
 Dhu Varren, Portrush, co. Antrim ; Glena Moyle Lodge, 
 CO. Londonderry. Club — Primrose. 
 
 MOSTYN DE LA POER BERESFORD, Esquire, 
 Lieut. -General (retired). Born Dec. 6, 1835, being the 
 eldest son of the Rt. Hon. William Beresford, by his 
 wife Catherine Heneage, dau. of Mr. Heneage of Hainton, 
 Lincolnshire. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, sem^ of cross crosslets fitch^e and three fleurs-de- 
 lis, a bordure engrailed sable (for Beresford) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a chief indented sable (for De la Power). Mantlii^ 
 argent and sable. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 dragon's head erased azure, pierced through the neck with 
 a broken tilting-spear or, the broken point argent in the 
 mouth (for Beresford) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 stag's head caboshed proper, attired or. between the horns a 
 crucifix of the last (for De La Poer). Postal address— 
 76 Jermyn Street. 
 
 iB the Military Cockade. 
 
IBtt 
 
 IBet 
 
 109 
 
 RALPH HENRY BARRE DE LA POER BERES- 
 
 ORD, Gentleman. Born November 26, 1886, being the 
 
 nly son of the late John Claudius Montgomery Beres- 
 brd, Esq., Major R.E. , A.D.C., and Assistant Private 
 !;«cretary to the Duke of Marlborough when Lord-Lieuten- 
 Lnt of Ireland, by his wife Rosa, dau. of Ralph Smith of 
 
 ireenhills, Drogheda. Armorial beaxings— Quarterly i 
 'nd 4, argent, crusilly fitchfe, three fleurs-de-lis, a border 
 'ngrai'led sable (for Beresford) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chief in- 
 
 ented sable (for Power). Mantling sable and argent. 
 
 'Irest On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head erased 
 
 jrgent, pierced through the neck with a broken spear or, 
 'loint argent, thrust through the upper jaw. Motto—" Nil 
 iisicruce." Seat — Learmont, co. Londonderry. 
 i 
 
 j WILLIAM JAMES MONTGOMERY BERESFORD, 
 lientleman. Born August 31, 1859, being the eldest son of 
 fhe late Rev. William Montgomery Beresford, by his wife 
 liosa, dau. of John Turner of Brighton. Armorial bear- 
 ingrg — Quarterly i and 4, argent, crusily fitch^e, three fleurs- 
 ile-lis, a border engrailed sable (for Beresford) ; 2 and 3, 
 Ijgent, a chief indented sable (for Power). Mantling sable 
 Lnd argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's 
 Lead erased argent, pierced through the neck with a broken 
 ipear or, point argent, thrust through the upper jaw. 
 ffottO — "Nil nisicruce." Residence — 
 
 S WILLIAM RANDALL HAMILTON BERES- 
 FORD-ASH (formerly Beresford), Esquire, Major R. 
 'vVelsh Fusiliers, D.L. co. Londcfnderry ; assumed the 
 idditional surname and arms of Ash by Royal Licence 
 jiated June 26, 1901. Born June 19, 1859, being the third 
 ion of the late John Barr^ Beresford, Esq., of Learmount 
 [ind Ashbrook, co. Derry, J. P. and D.L. , M.A. Oxon., late 
 iv^ice-Lieutenant co. Derry, and J. P. co. Donegal, High 
 fSheriff 1846, and the eldest by his second wife Caroline, 
 only child and heiress of the late William Hamilton Ash 
 pf Ashbrook, by his wife Lady Elizabeth Emma, sister of 
 peorge Sholtoe, Earl of Morton. Armorial bearings— 
 (Quarterly 1 and 4, argent, two chevronels gules, in the 
 jilexter chief a trefoil slipped vert (for Ash) ; 2 and 3, quar- 
 terly i. and iiii., argent, crusilly fitch^e, three fleurs-de-lis, a 
 iwrder engrailed sable (for Beresford) ; ii. and iii. , argent, 
 (a chief indented sable (for de la Poer), a crescent for dif- 
 (ference or. Mantling gules, doubled aigent. Crests — i. 
 pn a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant proper, holding 
 'in its paws a trefoil slipped vert (for Ash) ; 2. on a wreath 
 [of the colours, a dragon's head erased vert, pierced through 
 |the neck with a broken tilting -spear, the point thrust 
 iihrough the upper jaw all proper, a crescent or for diflfe- 
 |i-ence (for Beresford). Motto — " Nil nisi cruce. " Married, 
 iOct. 23, 1886, Florence, dau. of Lord Ulick Browne ; and 
 inas Issue — Douglas Beresford- Ash, Gentleman, b. Sept. 3, 
 11887. Residence — Ashbrook, Derry. 
 
 § FRANCIS COLEBROOK BERESFORD-DRUM- 
 MOND, Esquire, formerly Capt. 3rd Batt. Dorset- 
 I shire Regt. and Lieut. 7th Dragoon Guards. Born 1846, 
 ,' being the younger son of the late Hon. Sir Edmund Drum- 
 Imond, K.C.I.E. (third son of 6th Viscount Strathalla), by 
 ihis wife Juha Mary, dau. of J. C. C. Sutherland; assumed 
 (the additional surname and arms of Beresford in 1875. 
 I Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, three bars wavy 
 gules; 2. or, a lion's head erased within a double tressure 
 \ flory counterflory gules ; 3. argent, sem^e of cross crosslets 
 fitch^e and three fleurs-de-lis sable, a bordure wavy ermines. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — A falcon rising, 
 , hooded jessed and balled proper, charged on the breast with 
 I a mullet or. Motto — " Lord have mercy." Married, 1875, 
 i Marcia Mary Anne Harriet Wilhelmina de la Poer, dau. of 
 ; Sir George de la Poer Beresford, 2nd Bart. Residence — 
 ! 
 
 f ALEXANDER HUGH BERGNE-COUPLAND, Lt. 
 3rd Batt. Lincolnshire Regt. Born 1871, being the son of 
 the late Richard Coupland Bergne-Coupland, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L., by his second wife Alice, dau. of Alexander Bevington 
 of Streatham. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or 
 three bars engrailed azure, on a bend gules, a rose between 
 two escallops of the first (for Coupland) ; 2 and 3 azure, a 
 lion passant argent, on a chief nebuly of the last, a fleur-de- 
 lis between two mullets of the first (for Bergne). Mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a swan with wings endorsed argent, sem^e of 
 
 tjules, and resting the dexter foot on an escallop 
 
 also gules (for Coupland) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion gules, gorged with a collar gemel or, holding in 
 the dexter paw two arrows saltireways, points downwards 
 proper, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lis azure. 
 Motto — ' ' vi^quo adeste animo. " Seat — Skellingthorpe Hall, 
 Lincoln. 
 
 The Reverend BASIL JAMES HAROLD BERIDGE 
 (formerly Sparrow), Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Lord of the Manor of Biggs, Abbas Hall, and Thorpe 
 Morieux ; assumed the name of Beridge by Royal Licence 
 in 1885. Born 1853, being the eldest son of Basil Sparrow, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L., by his wife Julia, dau. of John Scratton. 
 Livery — Grey, with red facings. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Argent, a saltire nebuly between two bears' heads erased 
 in pale and as many escallops in fesse sable. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a bear's head erased sable, three escallops inverted 
 or. Married, 1882, Margaret Louisa, dau. of Henry Capel 
 Elliot. 6Va/j— Gosfield Place, Halstead, Essex ; Algarkirk 
 Hall, Boston, co. Lincoln. 
 
 H WILLIAM BERINGTON, Esquire, Capt. 5th Batt. 
 
 ^3 Worcestershire Regt., J. P. Born 1873, being the 
 eldest son of the late Charles Michael Berington, Esq., 
 High Sheriff 1868, late Captain in the Worcester Yeomanry 
 Cavalry, J. P. and D. L. , by his second wife Mary Louisa 
 Patricia, eldest dau. of Michael Agnew Coxon, Bombay 
 C.S. Armorial bearings — Sable, three greyhounds cour- 
 ant argent, collared gules, within a border of the last, a 
 crescent for difference. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound's head 
 couped argent, gorged with a collar gules. 5^a!/— Little 
 Malvern Court, Malvern, co. Worcester. 
 
 § MAURICE HENRY BERKELEY, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. co. Worcester, Major 6th Batt. Worcester- 
 shire Regt. Born April 2, 1856, being the second son of 
 the late Robert Berkeley, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , by his wife 
 Lady Mary Catherine Browne, dau. of Rt. Hon. Thomas, 
 3rd Earl of Kenmare. Armorial bearings— Gules, a 
 chevron argent between ten crosses patte of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a bear's head couped argent, muzzled gules. 
 Motto — "Dieu avec nous." Residence S\.. Cloud, Wor- 
 cester. Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 § ROBERT VALENTINE BERKELEY, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., late Major Worcester Militia. Born 
 April 29, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Berkeley, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Lady Mary 
 Catherine Browne, dau. of Rt. Hon. Thomas, 3rd Earl of 
 Kenmare. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron argent, 
 between ten crosses patfe of the second. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, a bear's 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
no 
 
 TPet 
 
 T5er 
 
 bMd cooped ■iwnt. muuled guJes. Motto—" Weu avec 
 MMM." Mmrritd, 1891. Rom. younRcr dau. of ihe late 
 Ftvdcnck WHlmott of Warky Flnce. Kisex ; and has 
 Itiu* (i) Robwi George Wilmot Uerkeley, Genlleman. 
 > April at. 1898 ; Eleanor Marv ; Rosamund Mary. d. in 
 Infancy, March 04. 1894 ; and Margaret Eliwibeth. Seat 
 Suetchley Park, ca Worcester. CMs - Windham, Junior 
 (.'arilon. 
 
 WLiKirr.-CoL. THOMAS MOWBRAY MARTIN 
 9 BERKELKY, Esquire, served in Nile Exped. 1884 
 (medal, dasp. and Khedive's star), and S. African War, 
 1899 - 190a (mentioned in despatches, two medals, six 
 clasps), wounded at I'aardeburg, South Africa, Feb. 1900. 
 Ibm Nov. II. 1859. being the third son of the late Robert 
 Berkeley, Est].. J. I*, and D.L.. by his wife Lady Mary 
 Catherine Browne, dau. of Rt. Hon. Thomas, 3rd Earl of 
 Kenmare. Armorial bMuringa Gules, a chevron argent, 
 between ten crosses pjtt^ of the second. M a n t lin g gules 
 and aiK'ent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a boar's 
 l»ead. couped arecnt, muzzled gules. Motto-" Dieu avec 
 nous." cM - Naval and Military. 
 
 BERMINGHAM, quartered by HEYWOOD-JONES, 
 O'SHEE, and WILLDING-JONES. 
 
 BERNARD, see MORROGH-BERNARD. 
 
 SJOHN MACKAY BERNARD, Esquire, of Dunsinnan 
 and Buttergask, J. P. cos. Perth and Haddington, 
 RSc.. F.R.S. Edin., F.R.S.G.S., Royal Scottish Archer 
 Queen's Body Gusu-d for Scotland, Member of Council of 
 the Meteorological Society, Scotland. Born March 21, 1857, 
 being the second son of Thomas Bernard of Holme House, 
 in the co. of Haddington. Armorial bearlngrs -Azure, a 
 
 s 
 
 cross flory between four bears' heads couped argent, muzzled 
 gules, a bordure of the second, above the shield a helmet ; 
 with a Mantling azure doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a demi-bear argent, muzzled and lined 
 gules; and on an escroll this MottO, "Bear and forbear." 
 Livery — Blue, and silver facings. Married, Dec. 12, 1888, 
 Ellen Anne, youngest dau. of Edmund Thos. Wedgwood 
 Wood, Esq., of Henley Hall, Ludlow, Shropshire. Estates 
 
 —Dunsinnan and Buttergask. AVii(/^«« — Dunsinnan 
 Perth. TeUgraphic (jrf<//rw— Dunsinnan, IViUjeggie. Cluhi 
 — Wmdh.im, Devonshire, University (Edinburgh). 
 
 PERCY BRODERIC BERNARD, Esquire. I.p 
 D.I... county Galway. I.P. county Cork.' iioin 
 Sept. 17, 1844, being the eldest son of the Hon. and 
 Rt. Rev. Charles Bernard. Bishop of Tuam, Killala, anil 
 Achoury. by his wife Jane Grace, dau. of Percy Evans Frckc 
 (sister of seventh Lord Carbery). C/«*j- Carlton, Kil- 
 dare Street (Dublin). Livery — Black, light-blue waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend azure, three escal- 
 lops of the field. Mantling azure and argent. Oreit- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a denii-lion argent, holilmj; n 
 snake profwr. Motto — " Virtus probata florebit." MarnrJ 
 (ist), 187a, Isal)el Emma Beatrice, dau. of John Ncwiun 
 I^ne, Esq. ; (and), Mary Lissy, dau. of late Denis Kirwaii 
 of Castle Harket. county Galway ; and (3rd) Eva, dau. 01 
 late Henry Hoare of Slaplehurst, Kent ; and has hsue—(i) 
 Ronald Percy Hamilton Bernard, Esq., h. 1875; (2) Denis 
 John Charles Kirwan Bernard, Gentleman, b. 188a; (3) 
 Percy Arthur Ernald Bernard, Gentleman, *. 1889; (4) 
 Percy Morogh Bernard, Gentleman; Frances Mary; anil 
 Mary Winifred. Seat — Castle Harket, Tuam, Ireland. 
 
 BERNERS, quartered by KNYVETT. 
 
 AUGUSTUS BERNEY, Gentleman, late of Sydney, 
 N.S.W. Born 183 1, being the fourth son of the late 
 Thomas Trench Berney, Esq., J. P., and High Sheriff 1813, 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of Thomas Penrice of Great Yar- 
 mouth, Norfolk. Armorial bearings -Per pale azure and 
 gules, over all a cross engrailed ermine. Bumtling azure 
 and argent. Crest -Out of a ducal coronet, a plume of five 
 ostrich feathers argent. Motto " Nil temerc, neque 
 timore." This is the ancient motto of the family, but the 
 late Mr. Thomas Trench Berney took for his motto, "In 
 God is my trust," and his son Mr. George Duckett Bemey 
 continued its use. Married, 1858, Matilda Lavinia, dau. 
 of Col. John George Nathaniel Giblies. Seat — Bracon 
 Hall, Norfolk. 
 
 BERRIDGE (U.O.). Azure, on a fesse between three 
 dolphins naiant or, as many anchors erect sable. Mant- 
 
 ling azure and or. Crest— On an anchor fessewise sable, 
 a dove rising proper. Motto — " Semper fidelis." 
 
 Son of Richard Berridge of Ballynahinch Castle :— 
 Richard Berridge, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Galway 
 (High Sheriflf 1894), b. 1870; m. 1905, Marie Eulalia, 
 
 l8 tbe Military Cockade. 
 
IBzv 
 
 IBtv 
 
 III 
 
 of Robert W. Lesley. Seal — Ballynahinch, co. 
 ilway. 
 BERRY, quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 il EDWARD RING BERRY, Esquire. Col. formerly 
 \$ 6ist Regt. of Foot. Born April lo, 1828, being the 
 ■ungest son of the late Henry Berry of Gooldshill, Mallow, 
 i Cork, and Mary, only dau. of James Sulhvan of 
 lallow. Livery - Claret, faced with yellow. Armorial 
 -Gules, on a fesse engrailed cotised or, three 
 
 :rteaux, in chief as many leopards' faces argent. Mant- 
 'ag gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 liiffin's head erased argent, charged on the neck with 
 j;jee torteaux. Motto— " Ne cede malis." Married, July 
 [, 1856, Margaret, only dau. of Christopher Oliverson of 
 floosnargh, Lancashire, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 j homas Abraham of Whittingham, Lancashire ; and has 
 \:sue—{i) Edward Berry, Esq., formerly Capt. nth Royal 
 j'russian Hussars, 6. Jan. 5, i860; (2) William Berry, 
 jlentleman, i. Dec. 29, 1871 [m., Oct. 16, 1900, Helen, 
 J lu. of William Garvie of Scone, Perthshire] ; and Margaret 
 "»., May 29, 1888, Col. James Davidson, late 8th Hussars, 
 I.A.G. Headquarter Staff, Ireland, of Balnagask, Kincar- 
 •ineshire]. Residence—i Hyde Park Gate, South Kensing- 
 m, London, S.W. Clui— Army and Navy. 
 
 HENRY BERRY, Gentleman. Armorial bearings — 
 Mules, a demi-gryphon couped in chief argent, and three 
 jiets two and one in base or. Mantling gules and argent, 
 iirest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 j ryphon argent, holding between the claws a fret gules, a 
 ike fret. Motto— "Vincit omnia Veritas." Residence — 
 pshald House, Rothwell, Yorkshire. 
 
 [henry FITZPATRICK BERRY, Esquire, LS.O., 
 i'l.R.I.A., M.A. , Barrister -at -Law, Assistant Deputy- 
 deeper of the Public Records in Ireland. Born May 12, 
 347. being the eldest son of Parsons Berry of Mallow, co. 
 ork, by his wife Isabella, dau. of William Fitz Patrick of 
 -oughill House, co. Kilkenny. Armorial bearings — 
 mles, on a fesse engrailed cotised or, three torteaux, in 
 hief as many leopards' faces argent. Mantling gules and 
 r. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 rased argent, charged on the neck with three torteaux. 
 
 Married, July 25, 1895, Sarah Elizabeth Letitia, dau. of 
 Hastings "rwiss, Esq., J. P., of Birdhill House, co. Tip- 
 perary. Postal address— ^1 Waterloo Road, Dublin. Club 
 — University (Dublin). 
 
 § ROBERT BERRY, Esquire, Barrister of the Inner 
 Temple and Advocate, Sheriff of Lanarkshire since 1886, 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. of City of Glasgow, and J. P. for co. 
 of Lanark, M.A. and formerly Fellow Trin. Coll., Camb., 
 and Hon. LL.D. (Edin.), Professor of Law in Glasgow Uni- 
 versity 1867-1887. Born Nov. 18, 1825, being the younger 
 son of the late William Berry, Esq., of Tayfield, co. Fife, 
 by Isabella his wife, dau. of the late Sir Robert Bruce 
 Henderson, Bart., of Fordell and Earl's Hall. Armorial 
 bearings (rematric. L.O. 1900) -Quarterly 1 and 4, vert, a 
 cross crosslet argent (Berry, 1785) ; 2 and 3 parted per pale 
 argent and sable, on a chaplet four mullets counterchanged 
 (Nairne, 15th cent.), in the centre of the quarters a crescent 
 or, for difference. Mantling vert, doubled argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, 
 armed and langued, holding in his dexter paw a cross cross- 
 let fitch^e azure ; and in an escroll over the same this 
 
 Motto, " In hoc signo vinces," and in another under the 
 shield, " L'esperance me comforte. " Married, 1864, Mary, 
 dau. of the late John Miller, Esq. , son of the late Sir William 
 Miller of Glenlee, Bart., Judge of the Court of Session, 
 under the name of Lord Glenlee. Residence — ^ University 
 Gardens, Glasgow. C/«^— Western (Glasgow). 
 
 WILLIAM BERRY, Esquire, of Tayfield, in the county 
 of Fife, Justice of the Peace, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor 
 of Laws, Advocate. Born May 9, 1864, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Berry of Tayfield, Advocate, by his wife 
 Margaret Higgins, third dau. of John Burn-Murdoch of 
 Neuck and Coldoch, co. Stirling. Livery — Dark green and 
 white. Armorial bearings (rematric. L.O. 1870) — Quarterly 
 I and 4, vert a cross crosslet argent (Berry, 1785) ; 2 and 3, 
 per pale argent and sable, on a chaplet four mullets counter- 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
Il» 
 
 TBer 
 
 15t0 
 
 ftMM>i1 <N»in>e. i5«h cpnt.). Upon the escutcheon is 
 plaeccl ■ h«"hn«t IrlitimK lii» degrrc. with u nmntling Rules, 
 dottbUd «rgvflt ; and u(Kin a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 OTMt « ctenii-lion gules, holding in his dexter paw a cross 
 cruttkt litch^ aiure. Motto**— Above. "In hoc signo 
 
 vinces;" Lwlow, " L'esp^rance me comforte." Seat — Tay- 
 field. Newport, in the county of Fife. C/u6 — New (Edin- 
 burgh). 
 
 BERTRAM, quartered by OGLE and CONYERS. 
 
 BERTRAM (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per chevron 
 nebuly sable and or, a chaplet of roses between two fleurs- 
 de lis in chief and an eagle displayed in base all counter- 
 changed (for Bertram) ; 2 and 3, sable, on a chevron between 
 three leopards' faces erminois, as many spear-heads azure, 
 on a chief per pale or and argent, three cocks gules (Price, 
 1817). Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle displayed sable, holding in the beak a 
 fleur-de-lis or, and in each claw a chaplet of roses gules, 
 leaved also or. Motto — " Aquila non capit muscas." 
 
 Son of Julius Alfred Bertram of 29 York Terrace, 
 
 London, by Martha Janet, d. of James Gemmell of 
 
 Ardiffery, N.B. :— 
 
 Julius Bertram, Gentleman, B. A. Oxon. i?«.— 14 Suffolk 
 
 Street, London, S.W. ; Sishes, Stevenage, Herts. C/ud — 
 
 Reform. 
 
 WILLIAM BERTRAM, Esq., of Nisbet and Kerse- 
 well, CO. Lanark, J. P. and D.L., formerly Lieut. 72nd and 
 77th Foot, Captain Royal Lanark Militia, now Captain of 
 Volunteers. Born April 23, 1826, being the elder and only 
 surviving son of the late William Bertram of Nisbet and 
 Kersewell, Major Hon. E. I. Co.'s Service, by his second 
 wife Louise Caroline Clementine Delie Bertrand, dau. of 
 Dr. .^rnaud de Lapeijre of Port Louis, Island of Mauritius. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, on an in- 
 cscutcheon or, between eight crosses pat^e argent, an anvil 
 proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a ram's head proper, 
 issuing from an antique crown or. Motto — "Je avance." 
 Married, Oct i, 1853, Adelaide Mary, widow of John 
 Daniel Collyer, and dau. of John Bateman, one of the 
 
 ■founders ol Melbourne ; and by her (who d. May 95, issl 
 had Issue— (i) William Bertram, Gentleman, Lieut 061 
 Regt.. b. 1859 {m., 1888, Ethel Angel, dau. of the la' 
 R. B. Towse, and has, with other issue, William Rol . 
 Bertram, Gentleman, b. Dec. 1888]; (a) Archibald Doui;! 
 Bertram, Gentleman, b. 1862; (3) Allan Lockhart Hcrtranl 
 Gentleman, b. 1864; (4) John Bertram, Gentleman, d. A 
 infant; Adelaide Mary; and Eliza Violet. .sv<j/— K«>r*l 
 well, Carnwath, co. Lanark. 
 
 PHILIP EUSTACE BESANT, Esquire. Horn Oct. A 
 187^, being the elder son of the late Sir Walter Uesanl 
 Knight Bachelor, and his wife Mary Garratt, dau. (I 
 Eustace Foster Barbam. Armorial bearings— Per fcail 
 
 indented sable and gules, a palm tree eradicated or, witUll 
 an orle of bezants. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On «^ 
 wreath of the colours, issuant from clouds proper, a pri'- 
 tree or, thereto attached by a chain gold and resting on 
 wreath an escocheon sable, charged with two bezaiii^ 
 pale. Postal address — Frognal End, Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 BESLY, see FINCH-HATTON-BESLY. 
 
 BEST, quartered by PAYNTER. 
 
 BEST, see HADEN-BEST. 
 
 BESWICK, see MYERS-BESWICK. 
 
 S CLEMENT ROBERT NUTTALL BESWICKE- 
 ROYDS, late Fourth Dra-l 
 
 'Be0toicfee=iRopli0 Kii^n^E^kt^ffiiL^e 
 
 Regiment, 1879-1884. Born 
 January 3, 1840, being the eldest son of the late Albert 
 Hudson Royds, Esquire, of Falinge, in the County Palatine 
 of Lancaster, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, 
 by Susan Eliza his wife, daughter of Robert Nuttall, and 
 assumed by Royal License in the year 1867 the surname of 
 Beswicke in addition to and before that of Royds. Club— 
 Conservative. Livery — White, with blick collar and cuffs 
 and red waistcoat. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Ermine, on a cross engrailed between four lions 
 rampant gules, a tilting-spear erect or, and four bezants; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a leopard 
 sejant sable, bezant^e gorged with a collar argent, the 
 dexter fore-paw resting on a pheon or; with the Motto, 
 "Semper paratus." Married, May 9, 1867, Mary Alice 
 
 (^ is tHe Military Cockade. 
 
Plate IV. 
 
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 IBet 
 
 "3 
 
 Gibson, only child of the late John Halliwell Beswicke of 
 I'vke House; and has /««6'— Clement Halliwell Beswicke- 
 Rovds, Gentleman, born February 5, 1868. Estate — 
 lieilield. Postal address — Pyke House, Littleborough, 
 Manchester. 
 
 BETHAM (Arms of ancient origin ; recorded in the 
 Register of Knights dubbed U.O., 1812). Quarterly i and 
 6, or, three fleurs-de-lis azure (Bethani); 2. azure, a lion 
 rampant or, langued gules (Fitzroger) ; 3. gules, three 
 chevronels argent (Bannister) ; 4. or, a chief indented azure 
 (Burton); 5. sable, a turnip leaved proper, a chief or, gutt6- 
 de-poix (Damant). Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out 
 of a ducal coronet or, an elephant's head gules, trunked 
 argent, tusked gold. Motto—" Per ardua surgam." 
 
 Son of Alfred William Betham, Gentleman, b. 1836; 
 m. 1861, Alfreda, d. of Edward Edwards of Wester- 
 field Hall, Ipswich, Suffolk :— 
 Ernest Burton Betham. Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 96 Lordship Road, Stoke Newington. 
 
 Sons of MoIyneu.\ Betham, Esq., b, 1813; d. 1880; 
 m. 1837, Elisabeth, d. of Sir Richard Ford, and grand- 
 sons of Sir William Betham, Ulster King of Arms: — 
 Cecil William Betham, Esq., late 5Sth Regt. , b. 1840; 
 m. 1869, Emily Isabel, d. of John Mallet Williamson. 
 Res. — 9 Belgrave Square, Monkstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 .Alfred Betham, Gentleman, b. 1845. Res.— a, Richmond 
 Hill, Monkstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 BETHELL, see WESTBURY. 
 
 ALFRED JAMES BETHELL, Esquire, J. P. W.R. 
 CO. York. Born 1862, being the youngest son of the late 
 William Froggatt Bethell, Esq., J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff 
 1875), of Rise Park and Watton .Abbey, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth Beckett, second dau. of Sir Edmund Denison of Green- 
 thorpe. Club — Naval and Military. Armorial bearing^ 
 —Argent, on a chevron between three boars' heads couped 
 close sable, an estoile or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a ducal coronet or, a boar's head couped sable. 
 Married, 1887, Maud, dau. of R. Bower; and has Issue — 
 Three daus. Residence— y\\Ad\fi\.\\o\'^& Lodge, York. 
 
 tCoMMANDiiR GEORGE RICHARD BETHELL, 
 R.N., M.P. Holderness Div. E.R. co. York 1885 to 
 1900; served during Egyptian War. Born 1849, being the 
 second son of the late William Froggatt Bethell, Esq. , J. P. , 
 D.L. (High Sheriff 1875), of Rise Park and W^atton Abbey, 
 by his wife Elizabeth Beckett, second dau. of Sir Edmund 
 Beckett. C/«i5x— Carlton, Naval and Military. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, on a chevron between three boars' 
 heads couped close sable, an estoile or. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— On a ducal coronet or, a boar's head 
 couped sable. /?«/fl'«/ff— Sigglesthorne, Hull. 
 
 GUY VIVIAN BETHELL. Born 1861 (twin with his 
 brother Slingsby Westbury), being the son 
 IKptflpTf °^ Slingsby Bethell, Esquire, commonly 
 -u^vvyt^it known as the Honourable Slingsby Bethell, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Middlesex, and Justice of the Peace 
 for Westminster [to whom refer], by his wife Caroline, 
 daughter of tlie late William Chaplin, Member of Parliament, 
 of Lwhurst, in the county of Hampshire ; was formerly 
 Lieutenant 4th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, on a 
 chevron engrailed azure, between thre^ boars' heads sable, 
 an estoile or, a bordure of the third ; and for the Crest, 
 out of a crown vallery or, an eagle's head sable between 
 two w.ngs azure, and charged on the breast with an estoile 
 or; with the Motto, "Ap Ithel." Married, 1892, Ethel, 
 daughter of John Coutts Fowlie. 
 
 SLINGSBY BETHELL, Esquire, commonly known as 
 tne Honourable Slingsby Bethell, Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath ; Bachelor of Arts of the 
 university of Oxford ; Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 ^leutenant for the county of Middlesex, and Justice of the 
 ,,f ,r D- i^'^stminster. Born 1831, being the second son 
 01 tne Kight Honourable Sir Richard Bethell, first Baron 
 westbury, by his first wife Ellionor Mary, eldest daughter 
 |Pi Kobert Abraham ; Barrister, Middle Temple, 1857 ; is 
 
 Reading Clerk and Clerk of Coinmittees in the House of 
 Lords ; was formerly Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy. 
 6'/«^— Brooks'. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure, between three boars' 
 heads sable, an estoile or, a bordure of the third. Pendent 
 from the escutcheon is his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and for the Crest, out 
 of a crown vallery or, an eagle's head sable, between two 
 wings azure, and charijed on the breast with an estoile or ; 
 with the Motto, " Ap Ithel." Married, first, 1855, Caroline 
 (who died 1886), daughter of the late William J. Chaplin, 
 Member of Parliament, of Ewhurst Park, Hampshire ; 
 secondly, 1888, Laura Beatrice, daughter of the Reverend 
 Frederick Maunsell, Rector of Symondsbury, Bridport ; and 
 has had Issue — by his first wife, (i) Slingsby Westbury 
 EJethell, Gentleman, born November 5, i86r [to whom 
 refer] ; (2) Guy Vivian Bethell, Gentleman, twin with his 
 brother Slingsby [to whom refer] ; (3) Lionel Beresford 
 Bethell, Gentleman, born 1864; Violet Isabel Slingsby 
 (who married, 1888, Captain Archibald Hicks-Beach, and 
 died in 1891); by his second wife, (4) Llwelyn Slingsby 
 Bethell, Gentleman, born July 22, 1889 ; (5) Richard 
 Alfred Slingsby Bethell, Gentleman, born July 7, 1892; 
 and Eleanor Love Slingsby. Residence — 47 Sussex Square, 
 Kemp Town, Brighton. 
 
 SLINGSBY WESTBURY BETHELL. Born 1861 
 (twin with his brother Guy Vivian), being the son of the 
 Hon, Slingsby Bethell, Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, Justice of the Peace, and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant for the county of Middlesex, and Justice of the Peace 
 for Westminster, by his wife Caroline, daughter of the late 
 William Chaplin, Member of Parliament, of Ewhurst, in the 
 county of Hampshire ; was formerly Lieutenant 4th Battalion 
 Gloucestershire Regiment. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure, between 
 three boars' heads, sable an estoile or, a bordure of the 
 third ; and for the Crest, out of a crown vallery or, an 
 eagle's head sable, between two wings azure, and charged 
 on the breast with an estoile or; with the Motto, "Ap 
 Ithel." Married, , 1890, Sophia Isabella, daughter 
 
 of the late Captain J. H. T. Alexander, Royal Navy, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. 
 
 W WILLIAM BETHELL, Esquire, J.P., D.L. for 
 Kf E.R. and J. P. N.R. co. York. Born 1847, being 
 the eldest son of the late William Froggatt Bethell, Esq., 
 J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1875), of R'se Park and Walton 
 Abbey, by his wife Elizabeth Beckitt, second dau. of Sir 
 Edmund Denison of Greenthorpe. Clubs — Carlton, York- 
 shire (York). Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron 
 between three boars' heads couped close sable, an estoile 
 or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a ducal 
 coronet or, a boar's head couped i-able. Married, Jan. i, 
 1880, Hon. Mairi Myrtle, fifth dau. of Rt. Hon. Henry 
 Willoughby, eighth Lord Middleton ; and has Issue — 
 William Adrian Vincent Bethell, b. 1890; and Phyllis 
 Mary Hermione. Seats — Rise Park, Hull ; Walton Abbey, 
 Beverley. 
 
 BETHUNE, see PATTON-BETHUNE. 
 
 BETHUNE of Blebo (R.L., H. Coll., 1815). Azure, a 
 fesse chequy or and gules, between three lozenges of the 
 second. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-otter argent. Motto — "Debon 
 naire." 
 
 Son of late Alexander Bethune, Esq., of Blefx), Cupar, 
 CO. Fife, b. 1824 ; d. ; tn. 1849, Margaret, d. 
 
 of John Maxwell of Dundee : — 
 Alexander Bethune, Esq., J. P. co. Fife, formerly a 
 planter in Ceylon, ^. i860; /«. 1889, Elizabeth Constance 
 Carnegie, d. of late Frederick Lewis Maitland-Heriot of 
 Ramorine ; and has issue three ds. Seat — Blebo, Cupar, 
 CO. Fife. Res. — 9 Ridgway Place, Wimbledon. Clubs — 
 Badminton, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 Son of late Lt.-Gen. Alexander Bethune (formerly 
 Sharpe), d. 1847 I ^- 1840, Maria, d. of Robert Low 
 of Clatto :— 
 Robert Bethune, Esq., J. P., Major (ret.) late 92nd High- 
 landers, b. 1827 ; m. 1865, Mary Louisa, d. of Capt. 
 William Amherst Hale, 52nd Light Inf. ; and has issue- 
 Henry Alexander Bethune, Gentleman, Lieut. Gordon High- 
 landers, b. 1866 ; Eleanor Mary ; Louisa Cecilia ; Jane 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 H 
 
I«4 
 
 TBet 
 
 TBcto 
 
 MdlicmM. WHi M«Tpirrt. .«*•/— Njrdie. co. Fife. /?«.— 
 « Kwt't Coon SqiMur*. &. W. 
 
 BBTHUNK (H. CoHy. Arrtnl. on • baae invected 
 niH, K ■MMolt ertninoit, two uiier's beads erased in chief 
 aopv. ■UtltBf Kule*a>«l arKritt. OrMt— On n wreath 
 of UW celoan. upon a rock char|>e<i with a salmon fesse- 
 wIm. mi MMr uaiani in ttoax of hve bulrushes leaved all 
 
 (7) (..eonard 
 rf. Oct 
 Warren, 
 
 SoMof C:harl<^ IVthune. late of Worth, Suuex :— 
 Edwd Maximilian IWlhune. (ientleman, t. Seat 
 
 oDvaiw Pftrk. Hcirkham. Sussex. 
 
 BEURNES, quarterod by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 FRANCIS AUGUSTUS DKVAN, Gentleman. Bom 
 Ian. 17, 1840, bring the second son of the late Robert 
 Cboprr l-ee Br\an, Ksq.. J. P. co. Middlesex, by his wife 
 Ijtdf AfneU Eiual>cth Yorlce, d.iu. of Vice-Admiral Sir 
 Joseph sVdney Yorlcr, K.C.H.. and sister of Chnrlcs iMiilip, 
 4lh Eail of Hardwicke. ArmorUl beurlngt — Ermine, 
 
 a boll passant, between three annulets gules. Mnn tUng 
 gules and argent. Cmt— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 Rriffin iMssant or, scm^ of annulets gules, holding in his 
 dexter claw two annulets interlaced also gules. Motto— 
 "Dens presidium." Married, first, July 22, 1862, Eliza- 
 beth .Marianne (d. 1863), third dau. of Lord Charles James 
 Fox Russell, grandson of John, 6th Duke of ftedford ; and 
 has /«**— (i) Cosmo Bevan, Gentleman, i. May 22, 
 1863 [«»., Feb. s. 1891, Marion Lciki, youngest dau. of 
 Rev, Kilmer Sulivan, and has issue, Desmond Russell, 
 Bevan. Gentleman, ». Feb. 27, 1892]. He m. secondly, 
 April 19, 1866, Constiuice, youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Sir James Weir Hogg, ftirt. ; and by her (who d. Oct. 15, 
 1872), had /snie~(a) Bertrand Yorke Bevan, Gentleman,' 
 *. Jan. 8, 1867 [m., Sept. a6, 1889, Georgjna Laura Frede- 
 nca, second dau. of George F. Malcolmson of Norrys- 
 bury, Herts, and has issue, Robert Austen Bevan, 
 Gentleman, f>. July 26, r8oo, Margaretta Constance, Enid 
 Laura, and Edith Joyce]; (3) Rev. Raymond Francis 
 Hcvan, M.A. Tnn. Coll., Canib., i June 20, 1868 [m 
 January 10, 1893, Margaret Alda, dau. of Rev. Horace 
 Meyer, Vicar of Christchurch, Clifton, and has issue one 
 ?S"**^** **?.^"5;J= <4) Gerard Lee Bevan, Gentleman, 
 M.A. Tnn. Coll.. Camb., *, Nov. 9, 1869 [m., Oct. -x, 1891, 
 SophK. dau. of John Arthur Kenrick of Barrow Court and 
 'Mue one dau.]; (5) Owen Charles Bevan, Gentle- 
 man, ^ Oct. 30, 1870 [m., April 12, 1894, Mary, dau. of 
 Theodore Bosanquel of West Down, and has issue, 
 rranas Hugh Bevan, (Jentleman, i. March c. i8q<; and 
 two dans.]; (6) Ivor Bevan, Gentleman, 6. April 15, 1872 
 [«.. July 14, 1896, Ethel Jean, dau. of Sir Algernon Coote, 
 
 and Gytha Constance (w. Lionel Offu-y M 
 issue] 5m/— Trent Park, New Barnct, c<. 
 
 ROLAND YORKE BEVAN, Gentleman. Hon. .V 
 JO, 1848, being the fourth son of the laic Robert Co«. ' 
 Ijtx Bevan, Esq., J. P. co. Middlesex, by his wife I .1. 
 Agneti Elisabeth Yorke, dau. of Vicc-.Adminil Sir Jojr 
 Sydney Yorke, K.C.B. Armorial bearing:! l.>„„i,r » 
 liull passant, between three annulets jjules. MantlUiff 
 gules and argent. OrMt On a wreath of th.- a>l(iurr« 
 griffin passant or, semde of annulets gules, holding in d. I'lc, 
 claw two annulets interlaced also gules. Motto ' ' I icut 
 pnKsidium." Married Hon. Ai;nela Olivia Kinnair.l .l.iu 
 of Arthur Fitz-Gerald, loth Lord Kinnaird ; .-ind has /nw 
 —Winifred Agneta Yorke and Olivia Mary Yorke. A'ai. 
 dence— 
 
 SYDNEY BEVAN, Gentleman, of Fosbury, Wilts, and 
 of Trent Park, Herts, a Banker in London, /fom Oct. 5. 
 1838, being the eldest son of the late Koticrt Cooper \jet 
 Bevan, Esq., of Fosbury House. Wilts, and Trent r.irk, 
 Herts, J. P. CO. Middlesex, by his first wife Lidy .\>;iiria 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Vice-Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Vorke, 
 K.C. B. , and sister of the Kt. Hon. Charles Philip Yorke! 
 4th Earl of Hardwicke ; s. his father 1890. Axmorlai 
 bearings— He tears for Arms : Ermine, a bull passant, 
 between three annulets gules. Upon the escutcheon 11 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a vtTeath of the 
 colours, a griffin pKissant or, sem6e of annulets gula, 
 holding in dexter claw two annulets interlaced also gules! 
 Motto— " Deus prsisidium." Seats — Fosbury Knuior, 
 Hungerford, Wilts ; Trent Park, New Barnet, Herts. 
 
 M THOMAS BEVAN, Esquire, Deputy- Lieutenant and 
 9 Justice of the Peace for the county of Kent, and a 
 Member of the Commission of Lieutenancy for the City 
 of London, High Sheriff of the City of I^ndon and county 
 of Middlesex, 1879. High Sheriff of the county of Ken! 
 1895. Bom 1829, being the eldest son of Thomas Bev.i: 
 Doctor of Medicine, of Finsbury Circus, London, by I 
 wife Hannah, daughter of the late Samuel Bennett, i'!.. 
 — Magistrates'. Armorial bearings— He t>c.-irs for Ann!- 
 Azure, on a rock, in base a dove proper holding in the U 
 a branch of olive or, on a chief nebuly ermine a hurt betwi'" 
 two annulets of the first. Upon the escutcheon is pb' 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure .r 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, u\' 
 the battlements of a tower a g^rifTin or, gorged witli .1 <:<>' 
 gemelle azure, resting the dexter claw on an esc' 
 argent charged with a hurt. Married, 185a, Emma. 1; 
 of Thomas Bayes of Kimberley, in the county of .Ni,;; .. 
 and has, with other Issue — (i) Robert Bevan, Gentlem . 
 bom 1857 [married, 1885, Constance Helen, only daughter 
 the late William Munro Ross of Stone Castle, in the county 
 of Kent]; (2) and Edmund Henry Bevan, Es<|uire, J.I'., 
 born 1862 ; (^) Wilfrid Bevan, Gentleman. .S>a/— Stom- 
 Park, Greenhitbe. 
 
 WILFRID ARTHUR BEVAN, Gentleman. Bon, 
 October 21, 1845, being the third son of the late Rol)ert 
 Cooper Lee Bevan, Esq., J. P. co. Middlesex, by hi'i 
 wife Lady Agneta Elizabeth Yorke, dau. of Vice-.\dni m 
 Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.C.B. Armorial bearings 
 Ermine, a bull passant, between three annulets gul' 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of >; 
 colours, a griffin passant or, sem^ of annulets gules, h' 
 ing in dexter claw two annulets interlaced also gul 
 Motto— "Deus praesidium." Married, May 11. i8'> 
 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Frederick Green of Prin' 
 Gardens, London; and has /w«/<r — Agneta Etizabci! 
 Amy Geraldine ; Lena Mary ; Maud Lucy ; Muriel Edm*:* 
 and Violet May. Residence — 
 
 CHARLES BEWES, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 Armorial bearings- Argent, 
 lion rampant, tail nowed gules, gorged with an Ensi; : 
 crown or, in chief three falcons proper, belled of the thii 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a chapeau gul- 
 
 ls the Military Cockade. 
 
TBeto 
 
 IBm 
 
 "5 
 
 ned^ ermine, a Pegasus rearing on his hind legs, of a 
 ghtly colour, mane and tail sable, wings displayed or, 
 ding'n the mouth a laurel branch proper. Motto— 
 
 raj(|ab adversis." Estates in Devon and Cornwall. 
 /— iUside, Plynipton, co. Devon. /Residence — Cross 
 k P'ise, Harsley, Plymouth. 
 
 :Ai)eRLEY BEWICKE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 i for the counties of Northumberland and 
 
 PViffep Durham. Born January 28, 1858, being 
 V IVtVv thg elder son of the late Calverley Bewicke, 
 Esquire, of Close House and Urpeth 
 Igel ustice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, by 
 e I'nrietta his wife, daughter of W. T. MacCullagh 
 Kef Cluis— Windham, Junior Carlton. Armorial 
 :TiI^ — He bears for Arms: Argent, five lozenges con- 
 led fesse gules, each charged with a mullet of the field 
 wee three bears' heads erased sable; and for a Crest, 
 a With of the colours, a goat's head erased at the neck 
 enti rined maned and gorged with a mural crown gules ; 
 1 tl Uotto, " In CQclo quies." Married, 1880, Eleanor 
 ;lyr' daughter of the Reverend H. Quicke of Newton 
 fit < ■, in the county of Devon, and has Issue. Estates — 
 se rUse, in the county of Northumberland ; and Urpeth 
 igen the county of Durham. Postal address — Close 
 use: Vylam-on-Tyne. 
 
 jiCVERLEY THEODORE BEWICKE, Gentle- 
 n. Lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Born 1848, being 
 t son of the late Calverley Bewicke, Gentleman, of 
 
 Hall, in the county of Leicester, by Mary Amelia 
 youngest daughter of the Reverend Nathaniel John 
 worth. Rector of Boldon, in the county of Durham. 
 1 bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, five 
 
 conjoined in fesse gules, each charged with a 
 f the field, between three bears' heads erased 
 :id for a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 :ad erased at the neck argent, armed maned and 
 yith a mural crown gules. Married, August 21, 
 rte Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the Reverend 
 Turner, Doctor of Divinity. 
 
 S ROBERT CALVERLEY ALINGTON BEWICKE- 
 COPLEY, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the North 
 Riding of the county of York, Colonel late King's Royal 
 Rifle Corps. Born April 8, 1855, being the eldest son 
 of Robert Calverley Bewicke Bewicke, Esquire, of Coulby 
 Manor, in the county of York, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant, by Mary his wife, third daughter 
 of the Reverend William Gooch, a Minor Canon of the 
 Cathedral of York ; and assumed by Royal License, in the 
 year 1892, the surname of Copley in addition to and after 
 that of Bewicke, and the arms of Copley quarterly with 
 those of Bewicke. Clubs — Naval and Military, Yorkshire. 
 Livery — Black and white. Armorial bearings are for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a cross moline sable, and 
 for distinction a canton gules (for Copley), 2 and 3 argent, 
 five lozenges conjoined in fesse gules, each charged with a 
 mullet of the field, between three bears' heads erased sable 
 (for Bewicke) ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence in right 
 of his wife, the arms of Watson-Copley, namely, quarterly 
 I and 4, argent a cross moline sable (for Copley), 2 and 3 
 argent, on a chevron invected azure, between three martlets 
 sable, as many crescents of the field, in the centre chief 
 point a naval coronet of the second (for Watson) ; and for 
 his Crests, i. out of a ducal coronet or, charged with a 
 cross crosslet gules for distinction, five ostrich feathers 
 argent (for Copley), 2. on a wreath of the colours, a goat's 
 head erased at the neck argent, armed, maned, and gorged 
 with a mural crown gules (for Bewicke) ; with the Mottoes, 
 " In cruce vinco," " Quies in coelo. Married, February 2, 
 1886, Selina Frances, eldest surviving daughter and co. 
 heiress of the late Sir Charles Watson-Copley, third Baronet 
 of Fulmer, in the county of Buckingham, by Georgina his 
 wife, daughter of the Reverend Robert Tredcroft ; and has 
 Issue — Redvers Lionel Calverley Bewicke-Copley, Gentle- 
 man, born September 1890 ; a son, born May 23, 1893 ; 
 Gladys ; and Albreda. Estates — Sprotborough Hall, and 
 Coulby Manor, both in the county of York. Postal address 
 — Sprotborough Hall, Doncaster. 
 
 Sir EDMUND THOMAS BEWLEY, Knight Bachelor 
 (1898), K.C., M.A., LL.D. (Univ., Dub.), M.A. (Roy. Univ. 
 
 of Ireland), J. P. cos. Carlow, Dublin, and Wicklow, Hon. 
 Bencher of King's Inns, a Judge of the Supreme Court of 
 
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 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TPep 
 
 TBiti 
 
 Judicalureiii lr«Uml(i890 1898). liom Jan. n. 1837. being 
 the only »on of Kdwanl Bewlry of Mottle, co. Weslmeath. 
 M.l).. Iiy hi» wife Nfary. eldest clan, of "Ihontas Miilock of 
 kilnaKiirnrt. KinK*^ <'• /"•«''> l>rab. with black facings 
 and silver bull. .Hi. Armorial beaiingi Argent, a chevron 
 sable, lietwccn ihre* Cornish choughs' heads erase<l proper. 
 in chief an ernune spot. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Orwi -On a wreath of the colours (argent and sable), an 
 ibex's head or, issuant from the centre of a rose gules, 
 stalked and leaved proper. MottO — " Virtutis gloria 
 0Mroes." hUrritd, Aug. 8. 1866. Anna .Sophia Stewart, 
 eldest dau. of Henry Cope Colles t)f Monkslown, co. Dublin, 
 Harrister-at-LAw ; and has Issue -~{\) Kdward Dawson 
 Bewley, Esq.. Barrtster-at-I.*w. B.A. (Oxon.). *. July 9. 
 1868: (a> Arthur Mulock Bewley, Esq., B.A. (Oxon.). b. 
 S^pt. 97. 1879 ; .\nnie Sarah ; and Ethel Grace. Ktsidtnct 
 —40 Fiiiwilliam Pl.ice. Dublin. C7«*i— .\thennB«m. Uni- 
 wrsity (Dublin). 
 
 BEYNON, see CROW THERBEYNON. 
 
 W CHARLES HESKETH BIBBV-HESKETH. Es- 
 
 quire, M..^. (Camb.), Barrisler-at-I^w, Lieut. Duke 
 of l^ncaster's Own Yeomanry Cavalry, High Sheriff of co. 
 Pal. of Lancaster 1901 ; assumed the name and arms of 
 Heskcth when he succeeded to North Meols on the death 
 of his grandmother in 1898 (Royal Licence, 1899). Horn 
 1871. being the son of John Bibby of Hart Hill, l^iverpool, 
 by his wife Anna Maria Emily Fleetwood, eldest dau. of 
 the Rev. Charles Hesketh of North Meols Hall, Rector 
 of North Meols. .ind Rural Dean, /./'tro'— Light drab, 
 black facings, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4. argent, on a bend sable, three garbs or, a chief 
 azure, thereon an eagle with two heads displ.iyed proper, 
 all within a bordure ernunois (for Hesketh) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 a saltire parted and fretty argent, surmounted by a lion 
 rampant (lean, two escallops in pale and as many mullets 
 of SIX pomts in fesse of the second (for Bibby). Mantling 
 sable and argent CrostB i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a mount vert, thereon in front of an eagle with itwo heads 
 displayed proper, a garb or, banded gfules (for Hesketh) ; 
 a. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm 
 erect, holding a sword in bend sinister proper, pommel and 
 hilt or. a mullet of six tx)ints between two escallops fesse- 
 ways argent (for Bibby). Motto — "Quod tibi hoc alteri." 
 Married, Jan. 4, 1900, Anne Dorothea, dau. of Thomas 
 Brocklebank of Woolton, Liverpool; and has /«««— Lucy 
 Fleetwood. A>a/— The Rookery, North Meols, Southport, 
 CO. Lancaster. Clubs Orleans, Cavalry. 
 
 JOHN JOSEPH BICKERSTETH. Barrister-at-Law, 
 Clerk of the Peace for the East Riding. Bom Oct. 28, 
 1850, being the third son of the late Rt. Rev. Robert 
 Bickersteth, D.D., Lord Bishop of Ripon, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Garde of Cork. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a cross flory sable, cliarged with five 
 mullets or, on a chief azure, three roses of the third, and 
 impaUng the arms of Ashburnham, namely gules, a fesse 
 between six mullets argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Greet — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour proper, garnished or, about the elbow a wreath 
 of oak vert, in the hand a roll of paper proper. Motto — 
 " Esto fidelis." Married, Aug. a, 1882, Lady Margaret, 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. Bertram Ashburnham, fourth Earl of 
 Ashburnham ; and has Issue — Edward Robert Bickersteth, 
 bom Oct. 13, 1889; and Ruth. /[*«/<&««— Beech wood 
 House, Driffield, Yorks. 
 
 SLt.-Cou ROBERT BICKERSTETH, commanding 
 Middlesex Yeomanry, 1891-92, Capt. Sherwood 
 Rangers. 1876, M.P. for North Shropshire, 1885-86. Born 
 June 24. 1847, being the eldest son of the late Rt. Rev. 
 Robert Bickersteth, D.D., Lord Bishop of Ripon, by his 
 wife Elizabeth, dau. and coheir of Joseph Garde of Cork. 
 C/«*f— Brooks's, Windham. Livery — Blue and white. Ar- 
 morial bearings— .Urgent, a cross flory sable, charged with 
 five mullets or, on a chief azure, three roses of the third, 
 and impaling the arms of Bertie, namely, quarterly i and 
 4, argent three battering-rams fesseways in pale proper, 
 headed and garnished azure (for Bertie) ; 2 and 3 sable, a 
 shattered cattle triple - turreted argent (for Willoughby). 
 M a ntlin g sable and argent. Cr e Mfc On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, garnished 
 
 or, alxjut the ell»ow a wreath of oak vert, in the liainl 
 roll of pujx-r proper. Motto— " Frappe fort." AJiim, 
 
 Jan. 16, 1883, Lady Lavinia Louisa, dau. of Rt. H^ 
 Montagu Bertie, sixth Earl of Abingdon. Residence 
 Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London, S.W. 
 
 Thk Rev. SAMUEL BICKERSTETH, Clerk in H 
 Orders, Vicar of the Parish Church of St. Mary's, L 
 ham. Born Sept. 9, 1857, being the second son of thi' i 
 Rev. Edward Bickersteth, Lord Bishop of Exeter, by 
 wife Rosa, dau. of Sir Samuel Bignold, Knight Bachc! 
 M.P. for Norwich. Armorial bearings— -Argent, a cros 
 flory .sable, charged with five mullets or, on a chief azure, 
 three roses of the third. Mantling sable and argent 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour projier, garnished or, about the elBbw a wreath 
 of oak vert, in the hand a roll of paper proper. Motto-- 
 " Frappe fort." Married, )une 21, 1881, Ella, dau. of Sii' 
 Monier Monier-Williams. K.C.I.E., D.C.L.. LL.D. ; and" 
 has with other Issue — Edward Monier Bickersteth, b 
 1882. Postal address — The Vicarage, Lewisham, S.E. 
 
 ALGERNON SIDNEY BICKNELL, Gentleman, 
 
 Born , being the son of Elhanan Bicknell, late oi 
 
 Heme Hill. Armorial bearings Or, on a mount vert, a 
 beacon fired proper, a chief sable, thereon a cross flory 
 between two porcupines respecting each other of the first. 
 MantUng vert and or. Crest On a w reath of the colours, 
 a dragon couchant regardant, wings expanded sab|p, 
 gorged with a collar or, holding in the dext r claw a cr. 
 as in the arms. Motto "Surge biconyll." 
 
 BIDDULPH, quartered by BRASSEY. 
 
 BIDDULPH. See MYDDELTON-BIDDULPH. 
 
 GEORGE TOURNAY BIDDULPH. Gentleman., 
 Born May 25, 1844, being the fifth son of the late Roberl| 
 Biddulph, Esq.. J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Hereford, by his] 
 wife Elizabeth, dau. of George Palmer, Esq., M.P., olj 
 Nazing Park, Essex. Armorial bearings Vert, an caijlei 
 displayed argent, armed and langued gules, a canton of the 
 
 (^ is the MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 T5iD 
 
 M7 
 
 . ,11(1 impaling the arms of Palmer, namely argent, on 
 t bars sable, three trefoils of the first, in chief a grey- 
 hnd courant of the second, collared or. Mantling^ vert 
 a ardent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a wolf 
 s' 'lit argent, charged on the breast with a trefoil slipped 
 
 !t. Motto "Sublimiora petanius." Married, Oct. 3, 
 3, Lady Sarah Wilfreda Palmer, dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 andell. Earl of Selborne ; and has issue — ^Victor Roundell 
 5rge Biddulph, Gentleman, 6. May 24, 1897. J?esi- 
 1 «— Douglas House, Petersham. Clui> Brooks's. 
 
 k JOHN BIDDULPH, Esquire, Col. (retired), formerly 
 'I in the Indian Political Service. Born July 25, 1840, 
 jngthe third son of the late Robert Biddulph, Esq., J. P. 
 jl D.L., M.P. for Hereford, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. 
 ; George Palmer, Esq., M.P. , of Nazeing Park, Essex. 
 moriaJ beaxings — Vert, an eagle displayed argent, 
 ;ned and langued gules, a canton of the second. Mant- 
 j g vert and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, 
 l.olf rampant argent, charged on the breast with a trefoil 
 !)ped vert. Motto " Sublimiora petamus." Married, 
 i2, Julia Errington, dau. of Sir J. R. Martin. Residence 
 jrey Court, Ham, Surrey. C/«i>— Travellers'. 
 
 ; MICHAEL BIDDULPH, Esquire, Justice of the 
 ' Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Here- 
 d, and a Justice of the Peace for the county of Gloucester, 
 jmber of Parliament for the county of Hereford, 1865- 
 3s, since then for Ross Division. Born 1834, being the 
 est son of the late Robert Biddulph, Esquire, Justice 
 I the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of Ledbury Park, 
 ';mber of Parliament for the county of Hereford, by his 
 jfe Elizabeth, daughter of the late George Palmer, Member 
 ■ Parliament, of Nazeing Park, in the county of Essex. 
 WO'— Green. Armorial bearings— Vert, an eagle dis- 
 lyed argent, armed and langued gules, a canton of the 
 ;ond, impaling the arms of Yorke, namely argent, on 
 altire azure, a bezant ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 the colours, a wolf sejant regardant argent, vulned in the 
 iiilder gules. Married, firstly, August 9, 1864, Adelaide 
 wgiana, youngest daughter of the Right Honourable 
 meral Peel (she died M,iy 22, 1872) ; and secondly, 1877, 
 izabeth Philippa, commonly known as Ladv Elizabeth 
 iiippa, daughter of the Right Honourable Charles 
 iilip Yorke, Earl of Hardwicke, widow of Henry John 
 le of Babraham, in the county of Cambridge, Bed- 
 
 chamber-Woman to Her Majesty the Queen, Lady of 
 the Royal Order of Victoria and Albert. By his first 
 marriage he has Issue — (i) John Michael Gordon Biddulph, 
 Gentleman, born 1869 ; (2) Claud William Biddulph, 
 Gentleman ; Adela Margaret Mary ; Edith Mary ; and 
 Violet Maud. Estates and postal addresses — The Park, 
 Ledbury, in the county of Hereford ; Kenible House, 
 Cirencester ; and London address — 19 Ennisn)ore Gardens, 
 London, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Reform. 
 
 General Sir ROBERT BIDDULPH, Knight Grand 
 Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
 Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath. Born August 26, 1835, being the second 
 son of the late Robert Biddulph, Esquire, of Ledbury, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieut., Member of Parliament for 
 Hereford, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of George Palmer, 
 Member of Parliament, of Nazing Park, in the county of 
 Essex ; entered the Royal Artillery 1853, became Colonel 
 1872, General 1883; served in the Crimean Campaign; 
 was Deputy Assistant-Adjutant-General in India, 1858-1860 ; 
 Military Secretary in China, i860, 1861, and at Madras, 1861- 
 1865 ; Assistant Boundary Commissioner under Reform 
 Act, 1867 ; Deputy Assistant -Qtiartermaster- General at 
 Woolwich, 1868-1871 ; Private Secretary to the Secretary 
 of State for War, 1871-1873 ; Assistant-Adjutanl-General at 
 Headquarters, 1873-1878 ; High Commissioner and Com- 
 mander-in-Chief in Cyprus, 1879-1886; Inspector-General of 
 Recruiting, 1886-1888; Director-General of Military Educa- 
 tion, 1888-1893; Quartermaster-General to the Forces, 1893 ; 
 Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Gibraltar, 1893-1900; 
 was created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, 1877, K.C.B. 1896, and G.C.B. 1899; created 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George, 1880, and advanced to 
 the rank of Knight Grand Cross of the same Order, 
 1886. Livery— DdirV. green. Armorial bearings— Vert, 
 an eagle displayed argent, armed and langued gules, a 
 canton of the second. Upon the escutcheon, which is en- 
 circled by the ribbon and collar of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, and pendent his badges as G.C.B. and 
 G.C.M.G., is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a wolf sejant regardant argent, vulned on the 
 shoulder gules; with the Motto, "Sublimiora petamus." 
 Married, August 11, 1864, Sophia, daughter of the Rev- 
 erend Anthony Lewis Lambert of Chilbolton, and widow 
 of Richard Stuart Palmer of Calcutta; and has Issue — (i) 
 Hope Biddulph, Esquire, Major Royal Artillery, born 
 October 27, 1866 ; (2) Michael Biddulph, Esquire, Captain 
 Army Pay Department, born April 5, 1871 ; (3) Harry 
 Biddulph, Esquire, Captain Royal Engineers, born July 19, 
 1872 ; (4) Lewis Biddulph, Esquire, born June 27, 1876 ; 
 Eva [married Lieutenant-Colonel A. H. Mason, C. B. , 
 D.S.O.]; Constance, married to Sir C. A. King-Harman, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George ; Jessie ; Helen ; Mabel ; 
 and Georgiana. Postal address — 83 Cornwall Gardens, 
 S.W. C/«d— United Service. 
 
 FRANC DIGBY BIDDULPH-COLCLOUGH, Esq., 
 Capt. 3rd Middlesex Militia (who assumed the surname 
 and arms of Colclough, by Royal Letters Patent, in 1886). 
 
 Born ■ , being the youngest son of Francis Wellesley 
 
 Marsh Biddulph of Rathrobbin, TuUamore. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent five eaglets displayed 
 in cross sable, a canton azure for distinction (for Colclough); 
 2 and 3 per pale vert and azure, an eagle displayed ermine, 
 armed and beaked between four trefoils slipped or (for Bid- 
 dulph). Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed 
 sable, ducally gorged or, and charged, for distinction, on 
 the breast with a cross crosslet argent (for Colclough) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a wolf rampant argent, gutt^e- 
 de-sang, gorged with a gemel azure, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a trefoil slipped vert (for Biddulph). Motto 
 — " His calcabo gentes." Married, 1885, Louisa Maria 
 Susan Biddulph-Colclough, eldest dau. of John Thomas 
 Rossborough, Esq., of co. Fermanagh, a J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Wexford (High Sheriff i860), [who assumed the name 
 and arms of Colclough on succeeding to the Tintern estates], 
 by Mary Gray Wentworth, only dau. of the late Cassar 
 Colclough, Esq., Chief Justice of Prince lidward's Island; 
 and has had Issue—Cxs&r Franc Thomas Bickerstaffe Plan- 
 
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 tuniMt HMldulph-Colclouj;h. (itntleman. b. Sept. 15. 1886, 
 Ajuly ao. i8»8; Lucy Wilinoi Maria Susaimii Hiddulph. 
 Smt'-Tmictn Al>»«fy. Kiimagh, New Ross, co. Wex- 
 fanL 
 
 UIKLINSKI, quartered by LUBIENSKI. 
 
 IUt:ST. quartered by LINGEN-BURTON. 
 
 BIGGS, sec YEATMAN-BIGGS. 
 
 Tmk Honoukablk Sir JOHN CHARLES BIGHAM. 
 Knight Bachelor {1897). a Judge of the High Court of 
 Justice; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1870, 
 becime Q.C.. 1883. and a Bencher of the Middle Temple 
 1886, and a Judge of the High Court of Justice 1897 ; was 
 M.P. for Liverpool (Exchange Div.), 1895-97. Born 1840, 
 being the second son of the late John Higham, Esq., 
 Merchant, of Liverpool. Armorial bearings Per bend 
 dancett^ aiure and or, a bend invected Ijciween three 
 crosses pati^ in chief and as many horse-shoes in base all 
 oounterchanged. MaatUnfiT azure and or. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse per pale or and sable, charged 
 on the body with three horse-shoes fesseways counter- 
 changed, and resting the dexter foreleg on a cross patte 
 gules. Motto-*' JAvance." Married, 1871, Georgina, 
 dau. of John Rogers. Residtnce — 10 I'alace Gate, Ken- 
 sington, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE BIGLAND. Gentleman. Bom Dec. 18. 1830, 
 beine the second son of the late John Bigland, Esq , Capt. 
 3rd I^ncashire Militia, by his wife M.iry, dau. of John 
 Marshall of Towton Yorks Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 two ears of big wheat erect in fesse and bladed or. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion passant regardant gules, holding in his fore-paw 
 an ear of big wheat as in tht; arms. Mottoes— "Spes 
 labor levis," and "Gratituclo." Married (ist), Feb. i, 
 i860. Alice Maud Mary Proud, youngest d.iu. of John 
 Dowlt»-r of Terrington, Yorks; (2nd), Aug. 28, 1886, Edith 
 BLinchc Hinde, dau. of Peter Fox Andre of London ; and 
 \\as Issue — George Braddyll Bigland, Gentleman, b. Nov. 4, 
 1891. Seal — Bigland Hall, near Ulverston, Lancashire. 
 C7«^— Junior Conservative. 
 
 BIGOD, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
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 JOSEPH BILLIAT, Esquire, J. P. for the Parts of 
 Lindsey, co. Lincoln, formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. 
 
 Lincolnshire Regiment, served in South African War, 
 1903 (medal with two clasps). Lord of the Manor of 
 
 Swpley, Hunts, and Patron of one Living. Btirn .Sro.! 
 tenilier 33, 1863, being the only child (pusthumous) of the 1 
 late Joseph Milliat of Barkslone House, Ciruntlmra, nml o(| 
 Sapley, Hunts, by his wife Margaret, third dau. of ih« 
 late John Clark, Esq., Justice of the Peace, of Ikilderioa 
 and The White House, Newark-on- Treni, co. Noin* 
 succeeded his grandfather 189a. Liveiy—VtjCKW .and ^u\,\. 
 Armorial bearing^s -Qu.arterly. per fesse einkntlcd vert 
 and or, a pen in bend sinister sable Ijetween in the first .iiHi 
 fourth c|uarters a duck close of the second, each holding in 
 the beak a billet argent. Mantling vert and or. Crests 
 On a wreath of the colours, a duck close or, holding 
 in the beak a billet argent, between two bulrushes prorier 
 Motto— "Ung Dieu ung Roy." [Ped. H. Coll.] 
 Married, March a6, 1885, Eveline Agnes Schrciljcr, ' 
 eldest dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Twecddalc, M.A ' 
 Vicar of Sherlx)rne and Fring, Norfolk; and has /■ .. 
 — John Joseph Billiat, Gentleman, b. March 6, 1893: ar 
 Eveline Schreiber. Estales—Oy/ns property in \..:\ 
 parishes of Kesteven (Lines.) and Huniinf;il. 
 Seat — Aisthorpe Hall, Lincoln. Clubs— ]\xn\ox ( u: 
 and Junior United Service, S.W. 
 
 BILLINGSLEY. quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 BINGHAM (/«»»/. Henry HI.). Amre,a bend cottisi 
 between six crosses pat<5e or. Crest — On a mount vert, 
 falcon rising, wings exp;inded proper, armed, niembcri 
 and belled or. Motto — " Spes mca Christus." 
 
 Sons of Col. Charles Bmgham, Dept. A.G. Roy. An 
 
 b. 1815 ; d. 1864; m. 1841, Willianiina Henrietta, • 
 
 of John Mackintosh, M.U. : — 
 Col. Richard Charles William Bingham of Melcom! ' 
 Bingham (q.v.) 
 
 Edmund George Henry Bingham, Esq., Lt.-Col. R(', 
 Art., b. 1848 ; m. , Beatrice Helen, d. of F. S. Stcpli' 
 of Melbourne, Australia ; and has issue. Hes. — 
 
 Sons of F. M. George Charles, 3rd Earl of Luc^i 
 
 G.C.B., &c., b. 1800; d. 1888; m. 1829, Anne, d. 
 
 Robert, 6th Earl of Cardigan : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir George Bingham, 4th ICarl of Luc, 
 (Irel. , I Oct. 179s), 4th Baron Lucan of Casllebar (24 Ji: 
 1776), loth Bart. (Nov. Scot., 30 June 1634), K.P. ( 
 a Rep. Peer for Ireland, Vice-Adm. of Connaught, Lici;; 
 and Custos Rotul. Mayo. J. P. and Alderman co. Midil' 
 late Capt. and Lt.-Col. Coldstream Gds., Knt. Legion 
 Honour, and has 5th class Medjidieh [Supporters— '1 a 
 wolves azure, collared and chained or], b. 1830; m. 18 ; 
 Lady Cecilia Catherine Gordon- Lennox, d. of Charles, ;; 
 Duke of Richmond, K.G. ; and has issue— (i) Geoi^,L 
 Charles Bingham, Esq., commonly called Lord Bingham, 
 J.P. and U.L. Mayo, Capt. (ret.) Rifle Brig., Lt. -C! 
 comdg. ist Lond. Rifles, served in Bechuanaland Expei! 
 1884-5, has Order of St. Stanislaus of Russia (2nd c\.\ 
 (38 Bryanston Square, W.), *. i860 [m. 1896, Viol. 
 d. of. Spender Clay of Ford Manor, .Surrey; and 1 
 issue — Hon. George Charles Patrick Bingham, b. i8<, 
 and Hon. Barbara Violet] ; (2) Hon. Cecil Edward Bin 
 ham, Maj. and Brev. Lt.-Col. ist Life Guards, served 
 S. Afrcian War 1900, has Star of Ethiopia, 3rd cL 
 (25 Charles Street, Berkeley Square), b. i86i [m. 18 
 Rose Ellinor, d. of J. A. Guthrie of Craigie, co. Forf 
 and has issue — Ralph Charles Bingham, Esq., b. 188; 
 David Cecil Bingham, Gentleman, 6. 1887; and Cecilia Maiy 
 Lavinia] ; (3) Hon. Francis Richard Bingham, Maj. R.F.A. . 
 formerly A.D.C. to Comm.-in-Ch., Madr.as, *. 1863 [«. 
 1896, Kathleen, d. of Lieut-Gen., Sir Mansfield Clarke, 
 Bart., K.C.B. ; and has issue— FrancesIHumphrey Bingham, 
 Esq., b. 1899]; (4) Hon. Alexander P'rederick Bingham, 
 b. 1864; (1;) Hon. Albert Edward Bingham, *. 1866; (61 
 Hon. Lionel Ernest Bingham, b. 1876 ; and Lady Rosalni' 
 Cecilia Caroline [m. 1894, James, Marquess of Hamili' 
 eld. s. of 2nd Duke of Abercorn, K.G. Seais—Caslkl 
 House, CO. Mayo ; and Laleham House, Staines. Clui 
 Carlton, Turf. 
 
 Hon. Richard Bingham, Rear-Adm. (ret.) R.N., b. 1847. 
 m. 1877, Mary Elizabeth, d. of Edward Henry Cole of Stoke 
 Lyne ; and has issue —Violet Mary ; and Edith Lavinia. 
 Jfes.—8 Denmark Terrace, Brighton. 6V«3— Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 Son of John Charles Robert, 4th Baron Clanmorris:— 
 The Rt. Hon. John George Barry Bingham, 5th Bar- 
 Clanmorris (e/.v.) 
 
 Yr. son of Denis Arthur, 3rd Baron Clanmorris, . 
 
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 1808 ; d. 1847 ; m. 1825, Maria Helena, d. of Robert 
 
 Perss'e of Roxburgh, co. Galway :— 
 Ion. Arthur Yelverton Bingham, D.L. co. Mayo, i. 
 110 ; m. ist, Carohne (d. 1879), d. of James Begbie, 
 ■ D.'; 2nd, 1883, Jean Crawford, d. and h. of Thomas 
 {vice of Cranley, co. Lanark; and has issue — (i) Bent- 
 |k Yelverton Warburton Bingham, Esq. , b. 1862 ; and 
 p daus. Seai — Stonebyres House, Lanark. Clud — 
 Irlton. 
 
 I Sons of late Denis George Charles Arthur Bmgham, 
 I Gentleman, 6. 1849 ; d.v./>. 1878 ; m. 1874, Maria 
 i Mary Hutchinson, eld. d. of Capt. W. H. Broad : — 
 [Denis George Broad Bingham, Gentleman,^. 1875 [Anns 
 Quarterly, i and 4, Bingham as above, 2. gules, a fesse 
 inine between three dolphins naiant argent (Blenner- 
 Isset) ; 3. vert, a lion rampant or, armed and langued 
 lies (Shaen)]. iVa/ — Bingham Castle, Belmullet, co. 
 
 Lharles Henry Arthur Shaen Bingham, Gentleman, 6. 
 [77. Res.— 
 
 I Yr. son of Denis Bingham, Esq., of Bingham Castle, 
 [ J.P., 6. 1818; d. 1902; m. 1846, Elizabeth Eleanor, 
 I d. and h. of Arthur Nash of Carne House, co. Mayo : — 
 JGerald Henry Bingham, Gentleman, i. 1855; m. 1877, 
 iigustus Cecilia Yelverton, d. of late Rowland Augustus 
 liffith Davies of Tredinick, Cornwall. 
 
 jBINGHAM (20 Apl. 1904). Per pale azure and sable, a 
 •nd between six crosses pat^e or and two flaunches of the 
 Ird, each charged with a garb ver.t. Mantling azure 
 
 d or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a falcon rising 
 faper, charged on each wing with a cross pat^e or, resting 
 j; dexter claw on a garb fessewise vert. Motto — ' ' Spes 
 f;a Christus." 
 
 ' Son of Edward Bingham, d. 1808 ; d. 1880 ; m. 1835, 
 Emma, d. of Arthur Dyson : — 
 
 Col. Sir John Edward Bingham, ist Bart. (1904), V.D., 
 i?., 6. 1839; m. 1863, Maria, d. of William Fawcett ; and 
 [s issue — Albert Edward Bingham, Esq., Capt. and Hon. 
 tajor, ist W.Y.R.E. (Vol.), d. 1868. /?«.— West Lea, 
 jinmoor, Sheffield. 
 
 jl RICHARD CHARLES WILLIAM BINGHAM. 
 
 * Esquire, J. P. co. Dorset, Col. 3rd Dorset Regiments 
 hrn June 17, 1845, being the eldest son of the late Charle, 
 bghani, Esq., Col. and Dep. Adj. -Gen. R.A., and his 
 I fe Williamina Henrietta, dau. of John Mackintosh, M.D. 
 irmorial bearings — Azure, a bend cotised between six 
 : )sses patt^e or (for Bingham). Mantling azure and or. 
 "est — On a wreath of the colours, on a rock proper, an 
 .gle rising or. Motto — " Spes mea Christus." Married, 
 
 iigust 9, 1888, Georgina, dau. of Captain William Stuckey 
 I ood, late 7th Dragoon CJuards, of Charlton Musgrove, 
 j incanton ; and has with other Issue — Richard Charles 
 [■ho Bingham, Gentleman, l>. August 24, 1889. Seat — 
 jelcombe Bingham, Dorchester. Ciu6— Royal Dorset 
 jiicht (Weymouth). 
 
 iBINGLEY (H. Coll.) Barry of six sable and argent, 
 j.elve pheons in orle counterchanged. Mantling sable 
 
 id argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, three 
 i rows, one in pale and two in saltire or, the points down- 
 lirds, barbed and flighted argent, in front thereof sus- 
 jmded by a riband gules an escutcheon sable, charged 
 i ith a pheon also argent. Motto—" Beatus qui implevit." 
 I Son of : — 
 
 Thomas Henry Bingley, Gentleman, Solicitor, 6, 
 '..'a/— Whitley Hall, Ecclesfield, Yorks. 
 
 IH JAMES BINNEY, Esquire, Master of Arts of the 
 ]W University of Cambridge, Capt. 3rd Batt. (King's) 
 ;iyerpool Regt., Barrister-at-Law, J. P. and D.L. Cambs., 
 !;igh Sheriff of Cambs and Hants, Lord of the Manor 
 Pampisford. Born Auer. 14, 1868, being the third 
 m of Edward William Binney, Fellow of the Royal 
 5ciety, of Ravenscliffe, Isle of Man, and of Man- 
 lester, by Mary Christiana his wife, fourth dau. 
 id coheir of the Rev. David Jones, Rector of Hope 
 agot, CO. Salop. Livery—Blue, with brass buttons. Ar- 
 lonal bearings — Per 'saltire or and azure, four horses' 
 Jads couped at the neck, counterchanged ; and for his 
 rest, upon a wreath of the colours, a barbel in front of 
 vo bulrushes in saltire proper; with the Motto, "Bene." 
 'larned, Jan. 4, 1894, Cecilia De Anyers {d. 1897), dau. 
 
 of Henry Rodolph De Anyers Willis, Esq. (late Capt. 
 92nd Gordon Highlanders), of Halsnead, co. Lancaster; 
 and has /ssue — Richard Christian Cecil James Binney, 
 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 27, 1897 ; and Cecilia Ermyntrude 
 Alice. Postal address — Pampisford Hall, Cambs. Club — 
 Union. 
 
 S CHARLES BIRCH - REYNARDSON, Esquire, 
 Colonel late of the Grenadier Guards, J. P. for the 
 county of Lincoln. Born December 10, 1845, being the 
 only son of the late Charles Thomas Samuel Birch- 
 Reynardson, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant, by Anne his 
 first wife, daughter of the late Simon Yorke of Erddig, 
 in the county of Wrexham, North Wales. C/z^^j— Carlton 
 and Guards'. Livery — Dark blue coat, yellow and blue 
 striped waistcoat, black trousers. Armorial bearings — • 
 Quarterly i and 4, or two chevronels engrailed gules, on a 
 canton of the last a mascle argent (for Reynardson) ; 2 and 
 3 azure, three fleurs-de-lis argent, a canton of the last (for 
 Birch). Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 head ermine, murally crowned chequy argent and gules 
 (for Reynardson); 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 fleur-de-lis argent and a trefoil vert entwined by a serpent 
 proper (for Birch). Mottoes — " Virtus est vitium fugere," 
 " Pnidentia simplicitate." Married, April 8, 1875, Emma 
 Maria, daughter of the Rev. William Stracey-Clitherow, 
 late of Buxton, in the county of Norfolk ; and has Issue — 
 Miriam Anne \jn., 1896, C;ipt. Arthur Fuller- Acland- Hood, 
 and has issue] ; and Alice Mary \in. Lieut. Coventry 
 Crichton-Maitland, R.N.]. Estates — Holywell Hall and 
 lands in Kesteven Division, and lands in Lindsey Division 
 of the county of Lincoln. Postal address — Holywell Hall, 
 Stamford. 
 
 VERE HENRY BIRCH-REYNARDSON, Esquire, 
 late Captain 3rd. Batt. (Mil.) Hants Regt. Born 1864, 
 being the second son of Col. Edward Birch-Reynardson, 
 C. B. , by his wife Emily, dau. of the late Vere Vane, 
 Esquire, of Little Ponton. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, or two chevronels engrailed gules, on a canton of 
 the last, a mascle argent (for Reynardson) ; 2 and 3 azure, 
 three fleurs-de-lis argent, a canton of the last (for Birch). 
 Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion's head ermine, murally crowned chequy 
 argent and gules (for Reynardson) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a fleur-de-lis argent and a trefoil slipped vert, 
 entwined by a serpent proper (for Birch) ; with the Mottoes, 
 "Virtus est vitium fugere," " Prudentia simplicitate," 
 
 is the Maval Cockade. 
 
I to 
 
 TBir 
 
 TBir 
 
 Umrri*^. iS^t. Kvn A. I., stiond ctauf^hier of the lale 
 H. M K. Crolhon of Inchinuppn. co. Wicklow. ^«i/— 
 Kinhington Miuior. loUon. Hani*. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN HlKt H-RKYNAROSON. Esouire, 
 litftire of the lVn« for t»»e counlv of Oxford, and Bachelor 
 of Am of llie L'nivcrsilv of t)xford. Horn 1849. Iwinjj the 
 eklm son of l\te Uuc Henry Hitch- Rcynardson, Ks<|uirc. 
 luMuv of U»e IVai*. of Adwell House. »)y Kleanor Dorothea 
 hi< wife, voungest daughter of Henry S. Partridge. Ciut— 
 United University. Annortal bearlnffi— He hears for 
 knu: Quarterly I and J. or two chevronels engrailed 
 gulc*. on a canton of llie last, a n»ascle argent (for Rey- 
 nardson). a and 3 aiurc. three fleurs-de-lis argent, a canton 
 of the last (for Wrch) ; and for his Crettl. i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head ermine, murally crowned chequy 
 argent and gules (for Rcynardson). a. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a fleur-de-lis argent, and a trefoil vert entwined 
 by a ser|)ent proper (for Birch) ; with the MottO«t. " Virtus 
 est viiium fugere. '" " I'rudcntia .Sirnplicitalc." Mairifd, 
 1889. Violet, daughter of Thomas Maxwell of West Hill 
 House. Guildford ; and has with other Issue— A son, Henry 
 Iliomas Birch- Rcynardson, Gentleman, born 189a. Estate 
 and fostitt address— MvicW House, Tetsworth. 
 
 WH.LIAM MACDONALD BIRD. Gentleman. Bom 
 .Vug. s. 1831. being the second son of William 
 ^Rtrtl '*'"'■ iientlenian l>y Sarah, daughter and heiress 
 idl-U of George Buck, Gentleman. C/«*— Conserva- 
 tive, /./irn'— I>ress : bufl" with green fiicings ; 
 undrat: green. Armorial bearings He bears for Arms : 
 
 Argent, a cross flory vert Ijelween four martlets gules, a 
 chief dovetail azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet Ijefilting his degree, with a mantling vert and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a 
 greyhound's head vert, erased gules, collared dovetail or; 
 with the Motto. " Recie Certe."' Married, April 26. 1870, 
 Mary Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Thomas Griffiths, 
 M.R.C.S. ; and has Issue— (1) Robert Macdonald Bird. 
 Gentleman, born Jan. 27, 1871 ; (2) William Bird, Gentle- 
 man, born Ian. aa, 1872 ; (3) John Bowyer Bird. Gentle- 
 man, born Aug. 21, 1874; (4) Geoffrey Doran Bird, Gentle- 
 man, born Oct. 8, 1879 '• and Gertrude Minnie, /'w/a/rtrt'- 
 </«w—a6 Harrington Gardens, South Kensington, London. 
 
 HENRY BIRKBECK, Gentleman. Born Mav 12, 1853, 
 being the eldest son of Henry Birkbeck, Esq., of Stoke Hall 
 [to whom refer], by his first wife Mary Anne, dau. of Anthony 
 
 Hamond of Westacre, Armorial b«arln8:s— Argent, a fcis, 
 cliec|uy azure and or, cotised of tlie sc-coml, Ix-twcen thr •! 
 lions' heads erased gules, in tlie ccinre chief poim .^ i^,^^ 
 paleways, stringed prop-.-r ; and for his Crest, on a wn-ul, , ' 
 the colours, upon a rock a bow in pale, stringed ami in!, 
 twined with a hazel branch all proper. Married, IVi. m 
 1881. Ysaljella Caroline, dau. of kol>ert Klwt-s of Con^;!, ,n, 
 Norfolk; and has Issue— [\) Henry Anthony Hirkl.. ; 
 Gentleman, h. Jan. 29, 1885 ; (a) (icrvase Willi.iin Hirkl.., , 
 Gentleman. *. April ao. 1886; (3) Christopher koUn 
 Birkbeck, Gentleman, b. Jan. a6, 1889; (JillJuM Marv 
 Judith; and Ysabel. 5^0/ -Westacre High House, Swall- 
 ham, Norfolk. 
 
 WH.LIAM BIRKBECK, Esquire, Justice of the Peac. 
 for the county of Norfolk. Born August 3, 183a, brtii;- 1' 
 third son of the late Henry Birkbeck of Keswick Oii I 1! 
 in the county of Norfolk, by Elizabeth Lucy iiis ■ 
 wife, daughter of Rolx'rt Barcliiy. 6V//*— Junior ( iih 
 Armorial bearings — He Ix-ars for Arms: Arj;ent, .. i. 
 checiuy azure and or, cotised of the second, Ix-twccn iliu, 
 lions' heads erased gules, in the centre chief point a b<jw 
 paleways stringed proper; and for liis Crest, on a wreath of tin 
 colours, upon a rock a bow in pale, stringed and iniertwiind 
 with a hazel branch all proper. Married, firstly, Febniary 
 16, 1858, Elizabeth Margaret, daughter of Albetnarie Cator 
 She died March 2, 1859 ; and he married, secondly, Octolw 
 14, 1863, Susan Maria, daughter of Anthony Hamond . 
 Westacre. By his first marriage he has Issue— Onv. son 
 William John Birkbeck, Gentleman [to whom refer]; and Ij) 
 his second, a daughter, Susan Elizalxjtli Antonia. Poita. 
 address — Thorpe High House, Norwich. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN BIRKBECK, Gentleman, lior, 
 February 13, 1859, being the only son of William Birkbeck 
 Esquire, of Thorpe High House [to whom refer]; by hi 
 first wife Elizabeth Margaret, daughter of Albemarle Catti 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Anus : Argent, a fes^' 
 chequy azure and or, cotised of the second, bftwcen thrc 
 lions' heads erased gules, in the centre chief point a lx)w pali 
 wayj stringed proper ; and for his Crest, on a wrt-atli of th' 
 colours, upon a rock a bow in pale, stringed and inlcrlwini - 
 with a hazel branch all proper. Married, October. 4, 188 
 Rose Catherine, daughter of Somerville Arthur Gurney ' 
 North Runcton Hall, Norfolk; and has /«//« — Benediit 
 born March 21, 1886, 
 
 BIRKET, quartered by FOSTER. 
 
 BIRKMYRE (L.O., 6 Oct. 1903). Or, on a fess guks 
 
 between three branches of birch slipped proper, a mirror 
 ponimet(5 argent. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest 
 
 § is the Military Cockade. 
 
IBiv 
 
 X^i0 
 
 Qi wreath of his liveries, an eagle displayed sable, beaked 
 aimembered gules. Motto— " Avance." 
 
 ,Son of William Biikmyie, sometime M.l'. for the 
 
 I Ayr Burghs :— 
 
 leiiry Birkmyre, Esq., J.P. for Argyllshue, 6. 13 Nov. 
 ,1, pg, _i^ Albert Hall Mansions, London, W. 
 
 ENRY LANGTON BIRLEY, Gentleman, of Carr 
 l\, CO. Lancaster, Lord of the Manor of Kirkham. Born 
 d'. II, 1837, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Digton Birley, Esquire, J.P. for Lanes, of Carr Hill, by 
 h'wife Anne, eldest dau. of the late John Birley, Esq., of 
 Vod End, Cumberland. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 ffArms : Sable, on a fesse engrailed between three boars' 
 bids couped argent, a mascle between two cross crosslets 
 o he field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fifng his degree, with a mantling sable and argent; and 
 ff(his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-boar 
 sfle, collared argent, chain reflexed over the back or, 
 siporting a branch of wild teazle proper, and charged 
 cjthe shoulder with a millrind arg. MottO — "Omni liber 
 ■ - " iVa/— Carr Hill, near Kirkham. 
 
 HUGH ARTHUR BIRLEY. Esq., J.P. for Cheshire, 
 
 f Capt. and Hon. Major Earl of Chester's Yeomanry 
 
 .alry, B.A. (Oxon.). Born 1846, being the eldest son ot 
 
 late Hugh Birley, Esq., of Moorland, J.P. and D.L., 
 
 ffl formerly M.P. for Manchester, by Mabella, dau. of 
 
 feph Baxendale of Woodside, Middlesex. Armorial 
 
 B— Sable, on a fesse engrailed between three boars' 
 
 ads couped argent, a mascle between two cross crosslets 
 the field. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 )on a wreath of the colours, a demi-boar rampant sable- 
 ;illared argent, the chain reflexed over the back or, sup, 
 >rting a branch of wild teazle proper, charged on the 
 loulder with a millrind argent. MottO— " Omni liber 
 etu." Married, 1874, Amy, eldest dau. of William H. 
 hichester of Grenofen, Devon ; and has, with other Issue, 
 ugh Ronald Chichester Birley, Gentleman, b. 1878. Seat 
 ■Woodside, Knutsford. 
 
 BIRMINGHAM, quartered by LONGUEVILLE. 
 
 WILLIAM MORLAIS BIRT, Gentleman. Born 1874, 
 the only son of William Henry Birt and Fanny his 
 
 wife, youngest daughter of James Shipwright. Livery — Green, 
 yellow collar. Armorial bearings — Party per chevron in- 
 vected vert and or, two turbots in chief and in base a demi- 
 leopard guardant holding in the dexter paw a branch of oak 
 fructed all proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, w ith a mantling vert and or ; and for 
 the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a demi-leopard guar- 
 
 dant gules, gutt^e-d'eau, charged with two bars wavy or, 
 supporting with the paws an anchor argent, cable sable, 
 all between two branches of oak fructed proper. Motto — 
 "Facta non verba." Postal address — 42 Park Lane, 
 London, W. 
 
 HENRY STAFFORD TYNDALE BISCOE, Esquire, 
 J. P. for the CO. of Oxford. Born October i, 1857, being 
 the eldest son of W illiam Earle Biscoe, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 
 by his wife Eliza Carey, dau. of George Glas Sandeman. 
 Livery— Grte.n and gold. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, paly of six or and vert, three greyhounds courant 
 in pale ermine, each gorged with a collar gold (for Biscoe) ; 
 
 2 and 3, argent, on a fesse gules, between three garbs sable, 
 a martlet or (for Tyndale). Mantling vert and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in front of an 
 oak tree a greyhound courant proper, collared or, seizing a 
 hare also proper. Motto — " Confido non confunda." Mar- 
 ried, Jan. 22, 1884, Frances Ethel, dau. of Francis Neil Prim- 
 rose of Bixley Hall, Norfolk; and has had /j.r«/<'—(i) Francis 
 William Tyndale Biscoe, Gentleman, b. April 18, 1885, d. 
 July 22, 1889 ; (2) Robert Stafford Biscoe, Gentleman, b. 
 April 17, 1886; (3) Archibald Biscoe. Gentleman, b. July 6. 
 1887 ; (4) John Sewell Biscoe, Gentleman, b. June 15, 1894 ; 
 (5) Thomas Winne Biscoe, Gentleman, b. January 23, 1897 ; 
 Dorothy Primrose ; Agnata Bellamira ; and Ethel Mary. 
 .S^aif— Holton Park, Wheatley, near Oxford. C///*— County 
 (Oxford). 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TPtBf 
 
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 CHARLES JOSKPH lUSllOr, Esquire. J. P. Horn 
 Auk. »*. «*S'' '""'"K ''^"^ *"" "' <-"l>arles IJisliop. by Ins wife 
 VA\en. «Uu. i»f Joseph kichardMJii. ▲zmoriu iMUlnga— 
 (fules, iin eagle's head cnised ermine bclwcen four loccnges 
 »aUir«w«y» arernl. each ch.-irKcd with n phcon sable, 
 and impaling the arms of Gamble, namely, or, on a pile 
 gules, between two trefoils slipped in base vert, a fleur- 
 de-lis <if die first, a chief ermine. Or»it— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle's head cnised per fesse ermine and 
 or, charge<l with two lozenges pideways, and holding in 
 the beak a pheon sable. MottO— " IVo Deo." Married, 
 July 9. 1874. Ann Jane, dau. of Colonel Sir David Gamble, 
 I St Rm., C. B. ; and has Issue— (\) Charles Gamble Bishop, 
 Cenlleman, K March 10, 1878 ; (a) George Ssimuel Bishop, 
 (M-ntlfinan, i. May 10, i88a ; Margaret Helen ; Alice Jose, 
 phine ; and Constance. Postal addrtu — Hillside, St. 
 Hden'a. 
 
 BISSET. see ELRINGTON-BISSET. 
 
 BLACHANT. quartered by NOWELL-USTICKE. 
 
 BLACK of Kailzie. co. Peebles (L.O., 6 May 1902'). 
 Argent . a saliirc sable, on a chief of the l:ist three wolves' 
 lieads erased or. Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest 
 
 1 demi-lion rampant sable, armed .ind 
 Motto—" Non crux sed lux." Ay/... 
 
 
 of his liveries, 
 langued gules. 
 address — 
 
 NORMAN SPENS BLACK, (Jentleman. /A-m April 5, IB 
 1855, Iwing the eldest son of the late James S|)ens niack. ^^ 
 Gentleman, of Craigmaddie, co. Stirling. Armorial b«ar 
 inga— Argent, a saltire sable lietween three mariicts in tin 
 and flanks, and a crescent in base gule.s, on a chief of ih. 
 second three roses or. Mantling funics, doublefl arKi-ii: 
 Crest — On a wreath ot his liveries, a dcnii-lion ramp.-iii 
 proper, gorged with a collar or. Motto--" Non crm 
 sed lux." Residence — i Grove Avenue, Hlackrock, t^ 
 Dublin. 
 
 WILLIAM GEORGE BLACK of Annalhill. r- 
 Lanark, Gentleman, Solicitor in Gl.isgow. Horn Dec. 2 
 1857, being the eldest son ol the laic George Black < 
 Glasgow, Solicitor, by his wife Catherine Boden. dau. ol 
 
 —On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant gules 
 armed and langued azure. Motto — "I will." Livery — 
 Black and white. 
 
 Only s. of late Capt. William Connel Black, of 2nd 
 
 Dragoon Gds. (Roy. Scots Greys). D.L. and J. P. co. 
 
 Peebles, b. ; d. \ m. , Florence Elizabeth, 
 
 d. of Hon. George Ponsonby Prittie : — 
 Florance William Black, Esq., J. P. Peeblesshire, B.A. 
 (Oxon.), 6. 1879; ">■ ^902, Aldyth Lorna, d. of J. T. Darcy 
 Hutton of Aldburgh and Marske, Yorks. ; and has issue — 
 Ian William D'Arcy Black, Gentleman, 6. 1904. Seat — 
 Kailzie, Peeblesshire. Res.—^ Whitehall Court, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 CHARLES BERTRAM BLACK, Gentleman. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, a saltire sable, between a mullet 
 in chief and three crescents in the flanks and base gules, 
 Man t lin g gules, doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 
 William Steel of Annathill. Armorial bearings -Argent, 
 a saltire sable, on a chief of the last, a wolfs liend erased 
 of the first, in the flanks two furisons azure. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest -On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a demi-lion gules, armed and langued azure, and in aii 
 escroll over the same, this Motto, "Non crux sed lux.' 
 Married, 1899, Anna Robertson, dau. of Robert liiackif. 
 Publisher, of Glasgow. Residence — Ka.moy\e, DowanhiU 
 Gardens, Glasgow. C/«*j— Royal Societies', Authors 
 University (Edinburgh), New (Glasgow), Art (Gla 
 gow). 
 
 S ROBERT IRELAND BLACKBURNE, Esquire, 
 Lieut. -Col. Commanding 3rd Batt. South Lancashire 
 Regt. (Mil.), J. P. and D.L. for Lanes., Lord of the Manor 
 of Hale. Born Oct. 13, 1850, being the only .son of Col. 
 John Irekind Blackburne and Mary, eldest dau. of Sir 
 Henry Bold Hogston, Bart., of Hogston Town, Preston, ' 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 TBla 
 
 123 
 
 ,ancasliirc. Clubs — C'ailton, St. James's United Service. 
 j.,gry — Dress: dark-blue, red waisicoat, silver braid, 
 nce-breecties, silver buckles, black silk stockings ; un- 
 less : dark-blue, red waistcoat, silver buttons. Armorial 
 
 \ 
 
 Qomf^utleoisapi 
 
 nebuly between three mullets sable, in chief a crescent 
 for difference (for Blackburne) ; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed erminois, 
 charged on the breast and on each of the wings with 
 a cinquefoil gules (for Maze) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a trumpet fesseways or, thereon 
 a cock gules, beaked, wattled, armed, and charged on the 
 breast with a cinquefoil gold (for Blackburne) ; with the 
 
 Motto, "Garde ta bien aimfe." Married, first, June 14, 
 1888, Evelyn Agnes Marian [d. 1897), dau. of late 
 William Rathbone Duncan of Liverpool ; and has Issue 
 — Cecil Ireland Blackburne-Maze, Gentleman, born June 3, 
 1889 ; Doris Evelyn ; and Marjorie Isabel. He m. 2ndly, 
 1901, Edith Mary, d. of William Edward Meares Bedford, 
 late of Lucknow ; and has Issue — (2) Leonard Norman 
 Blackburne-Maze, Gentleman, b. 1904. Postal address — 
 Shaw House, Newbury, Berks. 
 
 BLACKENHALL, quartered by GROSVENOR and 
 TAUNTON. 
 
 bearings—Argent, a fesse nebuly between three mullets 
 sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, a trumpet or, thereon 
 a cock gules, beaked, combed, wattled, spurred, and 
 charged on the breast with a cinquefoil or. Motto — ' ' Come 
 ut ieo sue." Married, Feb. 5, 1885, Georgina Vernon, 
 youngest dau. of Col. Sir Gustavus Hume ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Gilbert Ireland Blackburne, Gentleman, b. June 14, 
 1887; (2) John Ireland Blackburne, Gentleman, b. Aug. 9, 
 1889; and Mary Ireland. Estates— W^Xt and Orford. 
 6>a/— Hale Hall, Liverpool. 
 
 WILLIAM PETER BLACKBURNE-MAZE, Gentle- 
 man. Born January 17, 
 
 TBIackburne=^aje "^tt^ 'l! tl L"le 
 
 William Ireland Black- 
 burne-Maze, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county 
 of Kent, Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel ist West Kent 
 Rifle Volunteers, by his wife Charlotte Emma, only child 
 and heiress of the late Peter Maze of Bristol. Club— 
 Constitutional. Livery — Chocolate, with red waistcoat and 
 hrass buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, ermine on a bend engrailed between 
 two eagles displayed azure, a bend or, charged with three 
 lions passant proper (for Maze) ; 2 and 3 argent, a fesse 
 
 S MURRAY MACGREGOR BLACKER, Esq., J.P. 
 and D.L. for co. Mayo. Born 1824, being the 
 youngest son of the late Lieut. -Col. Valentine Blacker, 
 C. B. , Surveyor-General of India, by Emma, dau. of Robert 
 Johnson of Elm Grove, Lancaster. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Argent, on a mount vert, a warrior in complete armour in 
 the act of advancing towards the right, and brandishing in 
 his dexter hand a battle-axe proper, from his shoulder a 
 mantle flowing gules. Mantling vert and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter armed arm em- 
 bowed proper, the hand gauntleted and grasping a battle-axe 
 proper. Motto — "ProDeoet Rege." Married, 1851, Frances 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Samuel Blacker, LL.D. , Rector of 
 Mullabrack, co. Armagh. 
 
 S WILLIAM BLACKER, Esquire, J.P. and High 
 Sheriff (1878) for co. Kildare, formerly Major 3rd Batt. 
 R. Dublin Fusiliers. Born Sept. 29, 1853, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas Samuel Blacker, Esquire, of Castle 
 Martin, co. Kildare, by Frances Mary Anne, his wife, 
 dau. of Thomas A. Forde of Seaforde. Livery — Claret. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a mount vert, a warrior 
 in complete armour in the act of advancing towards 
 the right, and brandishing in his dexter hand a battle- 
 axe all proper, from his shoulders a mantle flowing 
 gules. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed proper, 
 the hand gauntleted and grasping a battle-axe as in the 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 annv MottO -" I'ro IK-di-I Regt*." .l/rtrr»rt/. firslly. 1877. 
 ll«.n. Miiry l-;««lcss {</. i8»s). »•»"• of Kt. Hon. hilwiird, 
 IhiMl l^»» eloncurry; an«l ^>i«> /ssm-(%) Cecil W'llliiun. 
 *. i«77. ^. i8«5 ; (a) Fitnlcrick St. John Blacker. (Jcntlem.in, 
 Ueu«. RiUe IkiKado. *. 1881 ; (3) I'ercv Vali-nline Henry 
 lUacker. (icntlrinan. Midshipman K. N., t. 1883; and 
 Marjtirie Miuy. He iiiarrietl secondly, 189a, Eva Harriet 
 Calor, youngrst dau. of late Kdward lienunian of Furness, 
 CO. Kildare. and had further /ssue, Alice, li. an infant 1894. 
 ^rtl/— Castle Martin, Newbridge, co. Kildare. 
 
 HST. JOHN THOMAS BL.^CKER- DOUGLASS. 
 
 O Esq.. J. P. and D.L. for co. Kerry (High Sheriff 1865). 
 and J.i>. for ca Armagh (High Sheriff 1861). Horn i8aa, 
 being the eldest son uf the ktte Rev. Dr. Samuel Blacker 
 of Elnt i'ark. and PrebencLiry of Mullabrnck, by Elizabeth, 
 dau. of 'i'humas Douglass of (Irace Hall, co. Down, and 
 a^sunieil the additional surname and arms of Dougl.-iss by 
 Royal License in i88o, under the will of his uncle C. M. 
 Douglass of lirace Hall. tV«*— Carlton. Armorial bear- 
 lagl— Quarterly i and 4. per pale argent and or, a human 
 heart gules, on a chief arure, a trefoil slip|>ed between two 
 cstoik;s of the second (for Douglass) ; a and 3 argent, on a 
 mount vert a warrior in complete armour in the act of 
 advancing to the right, and brandishing in his dexter hand 
 a battle-axe all proper, from his shoulders a mantle flowing 
 gules (for Blacker), and impaling the arms of Vandeleur, 
 namely or. a trefoil vert, between three mullets pierced 
 purpure. yantUng gules and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect proper, 
 grasping a human heart as in the arms, and charged with 
 a trefoil slipped vert (for Douglass) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter armed arm embowed proper, the hand 
 gauntleted, grasping a battle-axe as in the arms. Mottoes 
 — " For>»ard ; " " Fro Deo el Rege." Married, 1855, Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of the late Col. Vandeleur of Kilrush, co. Clare ; 
 and has, with other Issue, Maxwell Vandeleur Hlacker- 
 Douglass, kite Lieut. 4th Batt. R. Inniskilling Fusiliers, b. 
 1859 \m. 1891. Alice, only child of Robert Macgcough of 
 Silver Bridge, co. Armagh]. Seats — Elm Park, Armagh ; 
 Tullahennel, Ballylongford ; Grace Hall, Lurgan. 
 
 S CHRISTOPHER EDWARD BL.^CKETT, Esquire, 
 late Coldstream Guards, Colonel in the Army, un- 
 attached, J. P. CO. Kirkcudbright. Born Oct. 18, 1826, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Penwick Blackett, 
 by his wife Catherine Porterfield, dau. of Robert Stewart 
 of St. Fort, CO. Fife. Clubs — Carlton, United Service, 
 Travellers'. Guards.' Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 chevron between three mullets pierced sable, three escal- 
 lops of the field, and impaling the arms of Corbet, 
 namely or, a raven sable. Motto — "Nous travailerons 
 dans I'esfj^rance. " Married, April 17, 1861, Georgiana 
 Frances, dau. of Sir Andrew Vincent Corbet of Moreton 
 Corbet, second Baronet. Seat — Arbigland, Kirkbean, 
 Dumfries. N.B. 
 
 S EDWARD UMFREVILLE BLACKETT, Esquire, 
 of Wylam, Northumberland, Major R.A. Bom 
 May 19, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Edward 
 Algernon Blackett. Esquire, of Wylam, Capt. R.N., 
 I. P. and D.L. for Northumberland and Kmg's Co., 
 by his wife Lucy, dau. of Rev. W. Minchin of Green- 
 hills. CO. Tipperary. Armorial beailngs — Argent, on a 
 chevron between three mullets pierced sable, three escal- 
 lops of the field. Motto — ' ' Nous travailerons dans 
 I'esp^rance. " Married, Aug. 9, 1879, Florence Rachel 
 Th^rese Laura, only child of John Cleland of Stormont 
 Castle. CO. Down. 
 
 JOHN REGINALD BLACKE IT-ORD, Gentleman, 
 Bom Feb. 10, 1885, being the eldest son of the late Andrew 
 John Blackett-Ord, Esq.. J. P.. late Capt. and Hon. Major 
 4th Batt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, and late 
 Major isl Vol. Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers, by his wife 
 Amy I^ouisa, youngest dau. of Charles William Jebb of 
 Clifton, CO. Gloucester. Armorial bearings—Quarterly i 
 and 4, per pale sable and azure, three salmons hauriant argent 
 within a bordure engp-ailed ermine (for Ord) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, on a chevron between three mullets pierced sable, 
 as many escallops of the field (for Blackett). Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 
 colours, upon a mountv ert, an elk's head cniM-d proper 
 pcllctt«5e (for Ord). MottO— " Nous iravaillerons d.uis Tcsl 
 
 perance." Seat — Whitfield Hall, Langley-on-Tyne. North- 
 umberland. 
 
 H JAMES ROBERTSON BLACKIE, Esquire, Hon. 
 
 © Major 4th Vol. Batt. Scottish Rifles. Born 1854, 
 being tlie only son of the late Robert Blackie, Esq., 
 J. P. for CO. of Dumbarton, by his wife Anne, dau. of 
 James Robertson of Mulberry Hank, Glasgow. Livery— 
 Claret colour. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse 
 azure, three crescents or, in chief a well's head erased 
 gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of his liveries, a wolf's head erased proper; 
 and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Virtute 
 et fidelitate." Married, 1887, Ellen Arthur, dau. of 
 Major Henry T. Botts of Savannah, Georgia; and 
 has Issue — Lucy Herndon. Residences— Y^WiAf^^xn, Covf, 
 Dumbartonshire ; Northbank, Glasgow. Clubs — New, 
 Imperial Union, Art (Glasgow). 
 
 BL AC KWOOD ( L. O. ). Argent , a saltire sable between 
 f<Jur mascles gules, on a chief of the second three oak-leaves 
 proper ; on an escutcheon of pretence, quarterly, i and 4, 
 or, a bend wavy azure between a lion passant in chief and 
 another counter-passant in base gules (Gloag) ; 2. or, a 
 chevron gules between three lion's gambs erect and erased 
 azure (Austin) ; 3. sable, a bend between six cross crosslets 
 fitch^e argent (Lake). Mantiing sable and argent. Crest— 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 „ a wreath of his liveries a sun in splendour issuing from 
 ,)uds all proper. MottO-" Per vias rectas." 
 
 Son of John Blackwood of Dunkeld Lodge, Edinburgh, 
 I ^. ; d. ; 7n. Edith Mary, dan. of Frederick 
 
 j James Catling : — 
 
 John Lionel Blackwood, Gentleman, Lieut. West of 
 (Scotland Artill. Mil., b. ; m. 1899, Elizabeth Duncan 
 
 Lake, d. of John Austin Lake-Gloag, by his wife Hon. 
 Elizabeth Georgiana, d. of 3rd Viscount Lake. lies. — 
 '23 Inverleith Place, Edinburgh. 
 
 ; BLADES, quartered by PRODGERS. 
 
 P.LAIR, see HUNTER-BLAIR. 
 
 BLAKE, see J EX-BLAKE. 
 
 BLAKE, quartered by MASON. 
 
 CHARLES JOSEPH BLAKE, Esquire, J. P. Queen's 
 
 ' Co. and co. Galway, High Sheriff Queen's Co. 1895. 
 
 j Bom May 6, 1839, being the second son of the late Valen- 
 tine O'Connor Blake, Esq., of Towerhill, co. Mayo, and of 
 
 I Bunowen, co. Galway, J. P. cos. Mayo and Galway, D.L. 
 
 I CO. Mayo (High Sheriff 1839), by his wife Hon. Margaret 
 Mary ffrench, only dau. of the Rt. Hon. Charles Austin, 
 3rd Baron ffrench, of Castle ftrench, co. Galway. Armo- 
 rial beaxings -Argent, a fret gules. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cat- 
 a-mountain passant guardant proper. Motto — " Virtus 
 sola nobilitat." Residences —HcAXh House, Maryborough, 
 Queen's Co. ; Bunowen Castle, Clifden, co. Galway. 
 
 GEORGE FRANCIS BLAKE, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the city of Dublin, Diplomate, Gold 
 
 TBlSfeP Medallist, and Honorary Member of the 
 
 'U^lUnv Academie Parisienne des Inventeurs, Regis- 
 trar of the Royal College of Surgeons, 
 
 Dublin. Born 1857, being the son of the late Martin K. 
 
 Blake, Esquire, ot Merlin Park, in the county of Galway, 
 
 Sthe Peace for the counties of Galway and Mayo, 
 
 by his wife Julia Maria, daughter of the late John Blake of 
 Ballyglunin Park, in the county of Galway, great-grand- 
 nephew of Rt. Hon. John, ist Baron Kilmaine, and great- 
 grandson of the Rt. Hon. Michael, loth Earl of Clanricade. 
 Livery— DarV. blue. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 6, argent a fret gules (for Blake) ; 2. azure, a cross 
 Calvary argent, the dexter arm terminating in a sun in 
 splendour or, and the sinister in a decrescent of the second 
 (for Martyn) ; 3. per fesse argent and or, a lion rampant per 
 fesse sable and gules, in chief two dexter hands couped of 
 the last (for Daly) ; 4. sable, three lions passant in bend 
 tetween two double cotises argent (for Browne) ; 5. argent, 
 two bars per pale indented azure and gules, in chief three 
 ogresses (for Dodwell), and over all a mullet for difference. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a mountain cat passant guardant 
 proper ; with the Motto, " Virtus sola nobilitat." Estate — 
 Merlin Park, in the county of Galway. Postal address — 
 Royal College of Surgeons, Stephen's Green, West Dublin. 
 Clubs — Hil)ernian United .Service (Dublin), Royal Irish 
 Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 Sir henry ARTHUR BLAKE, Knight Grand Cross 
 (1897) of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and 
 St. George (C.M.G. 1887, K.C.M.G. 1888), Knight of 
 Justice of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem 
 in England, formerly in the Royal Irish Constabulary, 
 appointed Governor of Bahamas 1884, Newfoundland 1887, 
 of Jamaica 1888, and of Hong-Kong 1888; Fellow of the 
 Royal Geographical Society. Born Jan. 18, 1840, being 
 the eldest son of the late Peter Blake of Corbally Castle, 
 CO. Galway, by his wife Jane, dau. of John Lane of Lane's 
 Park, CO. Tipperary; created Knight Commander of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, 
 1888. Liverv--C\a.vei with white facings and silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4 argent, a fret gules 
 
 (for Blake) ; 2 and 3 sable, three lions passant between 
 four bendlets argent, in chief a fleur-de-lis of the last for 
 difference (for Browne). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; the escutcheon being encircled by the ribbon and 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 the coHur and pmdcnt therefrom the Imdge of n Knight 
 Qrmnd I'rou of the Most Disiinpiishc*! Ortler of St. 
 Michnei ami St. (leorge; anti for his Crwt, on a wreath 
 of the colours, a cat-a-mountain passant guardant r)ro|x:r. 
 charerd with a crescent Rules lor difference. MottO - 
 — ••Virtus sola noUlitat." A/arrifd, firstly. i86a, Jeannie 
 {J. 1866), dau. of Andrew Irwin of Ilallymote ; secondly, 
 i«74. Kdith. eldest dau. and co-heir of the late Ralph 
 Bemal Osborne. M.P., of Newtown Anner. Clonmel ; and 
 has /ssu* by his first marriaRe— (i) Henry Irwin Blake, 
 Ksq., *. Nov. 27, 1865 ; by his second marriage— (a) Arthur 
 Blake. Esq.. *. Jan. 15. 1877; (3) Maurice Hernal Blake, 
 Esq., *. June 6, 1878; and Olive. iV*;/- Myrtle Grove, 
 Youghal. AVxirfj-mr— Government House, Hong-Kong. 
 tvJjT— Marlborough, Brooks's. 
 
 S HENRY CLAUDE BLAKE. Esquire. M.V.O.. 
 Athlone Pursuivant of Arms, Est|uire of the Order 
 of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, laic 
 Lieut, vd Vol. Batt. Royal Welsh Fusiliers Honi 1874, 
 being the fourth but third surviving son of John I^ne 
 Blake, Esq.. by his wife Kate Edith, dau. of John Gibbs. 
 Armorial beannga— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a fret 
 
 lagl-^Anrent, a fret gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 OlWl — On a wreath of the colours, a cat-ainuuntain 
 
 gules, a crescent for differi'nce ; 2 and 3, sable, three 
 lions passant in bend between two double cotises argent, 
 a fleur-de-lis fur difference. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain proper, 
 charged with a crescent gules for dilTerence. Motto — 
 "Virtus sola nobilitat." Postal address — Office of Arms, 
 The Castle, Dublin. 
 
 MARTIN JOSEPH BLAKE, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law (Middle Temple), B.A. Dublin. Born Jan. 13, 
 1853, being the sixth son of the late Valentine O'Connor 
 Blake, Esq., of Towerhill, co. Mayo, and of Bunowen, co. 
 Galw.iy, J. P. cos. Mayo and Galway, D.L. co. Mayo 
 (High Sheriff 1839), by his wife Hon. Margaret Mary 
 ffrench, only dau. of Rt. Hon. Charles Austin, 3rd Baron 
 firench, of Castle flrench, co. Galway. Armorial bear- 
 
 passant guardant proper. Motto "Virtus sola nobilitat." 
 Residence— 0\A Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 S Colonel MAURICE CHARLES JOSEPH BLAKE. 
 C.B.,J.P., D.L., High Sheriff of Mayo 1864, late Col, 
 3rd Batt. Connaught Rangers. Horn 1837, being the eldest 
 son of the late Valentine O'Connor Blake, Esq., D.L. and 
 J. P. for CO. Galway, by his wife Hon. Margaret, only dau. 
 of Rt. Hon. Charles Austin, 3rd Baron ffrench. Livery — 
 White with scarlet facings, and (undress) O.xford grey 
 with red piping. Armorial bearings— Argent, a fret 
 gules. Maintling gules and arf;ent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a mountain cat passant proper. Motto— 
 "Virtus sola nobilitat." Married, November 24, 1863 
 Jeannette, only surviving dau. of Surgeon Richard Pearcc 
 O'Reilly of Sans Souci, co. Dublin; and has Issue— (1) 
 Valentine Joseph Blake, Esq. , late Capt. 3rd Batt. Con- 
 naujjht Rangers; (a^ Charles Joseph Blake, Gentleman; 
 Olivia; Georgina ; Cecilia, rf. 1886; Margaret; and Frances, 
 d. unm. Sept. 8, 1897. £'j/a/«— Towerhill, Cloongullane, 
 and Muckanagh, co. Mayo ; Carnmore and Ballycahalan, 
 CO. Galway. Seat — Towerhill, Ballyglass, co. Maya 
 C/«*— United Service (Dublin). 
 
 ROBERT JOSEPH BLAKE, Gentleman. Born Feb. 
 4, 1847, being the fourth son of the late Valentine O'Connor 
 Blake, Esq., of Towerhill, co. Mayo, and of Bunowen, co. 
 Galway, J. P. cos. Mayo and Galway, D.L. co. Mayo 
 (High Sheriff 1839), by his wife Hon. Margaret Mary 
 ffrench, only dau. of Rl Hon. Charles Austin, 3rd Baron 
 ffrench, of Castle ffrench, co. Galway. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a fret gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain pas- 
 sant guardant proper. Motto — " Virtus sola nobilitat." 
 
 THOMAS JOSEPH BLAKE, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law (Kings Inns, Dublin), B.A. Dublin. Born May 27, 
 1849, being the (ifih son of the late Valentine O'Connor 
 Blake, Esq., of Towerhill, co. Mayo, and of Bunowen, co. 
 Galway, J. P. cos. Mayo and Galway, D.L. co. Mayo 
 (High Sheriff 1839), by his wife Hon. Margaret Mary 
 ffrench, only dau. of Rt. Hon. Charles Austin, 3rd Haron 
 ffrench, of Castle ffrench, co. Galway. Armorial bear- 
 ings "Argent, a fret gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain pas- 
 sant guardant proper. Motto — " Virtus sola nobilitat. ' 
 
 VALENTINE JOSEPH BLAKE, Esquire, J. P. cos. 
 Roscommon and Mayo, Secretary of the Grand Jury co. 
 
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 I.-iyo. Born Oct. 4, 1842, being the third son of the late 
 
 aientine O'Connor Blake, Esq., of Towerhill, co. Mayo, 
 
 ,nd of Bunowen, co. Galway, J. P. cos. Mayo and Galway, 
 
 I L. CO. Mayo (High Sheriff 1839), by his wife Hon. 
 
 largaret Mary ffrench, only dau. of the Rt. Hon. Charles 
 
 ustin, 3rd Baron ffrench, of Castle ffrench, co. Galway. 
 
 rmorial bearings -Argent, a fret gules, impaling the 
 
 rms of French, namely ermine, a chevron sable. Mantling 
 
 ules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 u-a-mountain passant guardant proper. Motto— " Virtus 
 
 ola nobilitat." Married, Sept. i, 1880, Hon. Mary 
 
 Josephine French, only dau. of Rt. Hon. Charles, 3rd 
 
 IkironDe Freyne, of French Park, co. Galway ; and has with 
 
 ither Issue — Arthur Maurice Joseph Blake, Gentleman, d. 
 
 May 26, 1884. /Residence - Brookhill, Claremorris, co. Mayo. 
 
 SJOHN ARCHER BLAKE-DALY, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L., CO. Galway (High Sheriff 1866), late Lieut. -Col. 
 ind Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Connaught Rangers. Born 1835, 
 [leing the son of the late Andrew William Blake, Esq., 
 .P. and D.L. , of Furbough, co. Galway, by Maria Julia, 
 loungest dau. of Malachy Daly of Raford ; and assumed 
 ihe name and arms of Daly by Royal License in 
 iinder the will of his maternal grandfather. Armorial 
 iiearingB — Per fesse argent and or, a lion rampant per 
 [esse sable and gules, in chief two dexter hands couped at 
 I he wrist of the last, and impaling the arms of Nugent, 
 liamely ermine, two bars gules. Mantling sable and 
 I'lrgent; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 fi greyhound courant sable, collared, 'in front of an oak tree 
 'iroper, fructed gold. Married, 1864, Lady Anne Elizabeth 
 Charlotte, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Anthony Francis Nugent, 
 Iith Earl of Westmeath ; and has, with other Issue — Denis 
 i^ndrew Malachy Blake-Daly, Gentleman, late Lieut. R. 
 I rish Regt. ; 6. 1865 ; he assumed the name of Daly under 
 [he will of his maternal grandfather. Seats — Raford, 
 [iiltulla, near Athenry ; Furbough, Galway. 
 
 CHARLES ORMSBY BLAKE-DE BURGH. Gentle- 
 fnan. Born March 29, 1840, being the eldest son of Charles 
 
 Kilmaine Blake, Esquire, of Merlin Park, in the county of 
 Galway, J. P. and D.L. for co. Mayo, and J. P. for co. 
 Galway, by his wife Dorothea Stewart, daughter of Tiiomas 
 Gore Ornisby of Comyn, in the county of Sligo, and as- 
 Bed the additional name and arms of De Burgh by Royal 
 
 Licence, 1896. C/«fc— Windham, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 Lively — White coat, silver shoulder-knots, crimson plush 
 waistcoat and breeches. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms ; Quarterly, i. quarterly i. and iii. argent, a fret 
 gules (for Blake) ; ii. and iii. or, a cross gules, in the dexter 
 canton, a lion rampant sable (for De Burgh) ; 2. argent, a 
 fret gules (for Blake) ; 3. per fesse argent and or, a lion 
 rampant per fesse sable and gules, in chief two dexter hands 
 couped of the last (for Daly) ; 4. sable, three lions passant 
 in bend between two double cotises argent (for Browne) ; 5. 
 argent, two bars per pale indented azure and gules, in chief 
 three ogresses ; 6. gules, a bend between six cross crosslets 
 fitchde or (for Ormsby) ; and upon an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence for and in right of his wife, quarterly i and 4, argent 
 a cross raguly gules (for Laurence) ; 2 and 3 sable, a 
 catherine-wheel between two crescents in chief and a trefoil 
 in base or (for .Scott). Mantling gules and argent ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain 
 sejant guardant proper, collared and chained or, and above 
 it on an escroll, " Ung Roy, ung foy, ung loy ; " 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a mountain cat passant guardant 
 proper. MottO — " Virtus sola nobilitat." Married, July 
 29, 1868, Honora Mabel Angela, only child and heir of 
 Walter Blake Lawrence, Esquire, of Lisreaghan, in the 
 county of Galway, Captain 41st Regiment and Knight of 
 Malta, by his wife Olivia Mary, daughter of Sir Michael 
 Dillon Bellew, first Baronet, of Mount Bellew ; and by her 
 (who died in 1873) has Issue — A daughter, Violette Olivia. 
 Estates — MerlinPark; Merlinstown; BallyglassandCoolcon. 
 Postal address — Windham Club, St. James's Square, S.W. 
 
 LiEUTENANT-Coi.ONKL THOMAS BLAKE-HUM- 
 FREY, late Major 8th (the King's, Liverpool) Regiment, 
 J. P. CO. Norfolk. Born March 3. 1844, being the second 
 son of the late Robert Blake-Humfrey, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L., of Wroxham, Norfolk. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, gules, a lion rampant, and above the head a 
 ducal coronet or, a canton of the last for distinction (for 
 Humfrey) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron between three garbs 
 sable, a bordure of the last, charged with eight fleurs-de-lis 
 of the field (for Blake). Mantling' gules and or. Crests— 
 I. on a ducal coronet an eagle, wings elevated, holding in 
 the dexter claw a sceptre or, and charged on the breast for 
 distinction with a cross crosslet gules (for Humfrey) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, on a morion proper, a martlet argent. 
 Motto — " Ccelestem sperocoronam." Heat— Heggutt Hall, 
 Horstead, Norwich. C/aiJ— Naval and Military. 
 
 SJOHN BLAKISTON- HOUSTON, Esq., J.P. for 
 and Vice-Lieut, of co. Down (High Sheriff i860), late 
 Capt. South Down Militia. Born 1829, being the eldest 
 son of the late Richard Bayly Blakiston-Houston, by Mary 
 Isabella, dau. of the late John Holmes Houston of Orange- 
 field and Roddens. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 
 4, or a chevron chequy sable and argent, between three 
 martlets of the second (for Houston) ; 2 and 3 argent, two 
 bars and in chief three cocks gules, an annulet azure for 
 difference (for Blakiston). Mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a sand-glass 
 proper ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a cock statant 
 gules, charged with an annulet or. MottO — " Do well and 
 doubt not." Married, 1859, Marian, dau. of Richard S. 
 Streatfeild, Esq. (she died 1890) ; and has, with other Issite — 
 Richard Blakiston-Houston, Esq., late Capt.jth Batt. R.Irish 
 Rifles, b. 1864. Seats — Orangefield and Roddens, Belfast. 
 
 S Major-general EDWARD LOFTUS BLAND, late 
 Royal Engineers. Bom Dec. 10, 1829, being the 
 second son of the Rev. Robert Wintringham Bland, by his 
 wife Alicia Evans, dau. of Edward Evans, Esq., of Dun- 
 gannon, co. Tyrone. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 bend sable, three pheons or, in the sinister chief point a 
 crescent gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Out 
 of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head proper, charged with a 
 crescent gules; and for the Motto, "Quo fata vocant." 
 Married, Jan. 4, 1859, Emma Frances, dau. of Robt. F. 
 Franks, Barrister-at-Law, Dublin ; and has Issue — (i) Robert 
 Norman Bland, Gentleman, b. Oct. 8, 1859; (2) John 
 Otway Percy Bland, Gentleman, b. Nov. 15, 1863 ; 
 (3) Edward Humphrey Bland, Esq., Major R.E., b. May 3, 
 1866; (4) William St. Colum Bland, Esq., Capt. R A., b. 
 June 6, 1868 ; (5) Charles Loftus Bland, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.A., b. Oct. 24, 1881 ; (6) Thomas Dundas Bland, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 7, 1876, d. Aug. 14, 1900 ; Mary ; Alice Rosalie ; 
 
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 Aiilrim. 
 
 JAMES FRANKLIN MI-ANU. Gciulcman. late of 
 Derriqiiin C'asUe. co. Kerry. B.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin. 
 /form 1850. iK-ing the eldest son of the late Francis 
 l.'hriNtopher lilond. Esq.. of IJerriquin Castle, co. Kerry, 
 }.l\, Minh Sherifl" 1859. by his wife J.ine. dau. of the Rev. 
 Archiliald Robert I lawilton of t:ork. Armorial bMiliifft— 
 l->niine. on a l>end sable, three phioiis or, in the sinister 
 chief point a cinquefoil vert. Mantling s^iblc and argent. 
 OrMt— On a wreath of the colours, a cock proper, charged 
 on the breast with a pheon or. Motto — " Kloquentia 
 
 fagitta." Afarried, I>;c. 31, 1873, Agnes Margaret, eldest 
 
 Block, IS Tallx] 
 Park, London ; and has /ssue-^i) Francis Christopher 
 
 tlau. of Samuel Wilson Block, 15 TaUxjt Stjuare, Hyde 
 
 Cecil Bland, tientlenian, b. 1875; (a) Archibald Franklin 
 Wilson Bland, Gentleman, h. 1885; (3) Godfrey Hamilton 
 lUand, Gentleman, b. 1889; Agnes Emma; Eveleen ; and 
 EtbeL Residtnte — Hollywood, Kenmare, 
 
 lOHN HUMl'HRY BLAND, Gentleman. Bom 1828, 
 bemg the eldest son of Rev. Rolx;rt Wintringham Bland, 
 by his wife Alicia Evans, dau. of Edward livans. Esq., of 
 Gortmerron, Diingannon, co. Tyrone. Armorial bearing^ 
 (confn. U.O. , 1854, on long user) — .Xrgent, on a liend sable, 
 three uheons or, in the sinister chief point a crescent gules. 
 iffantting sable and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a lion's head proper, charged with a crescent gules ; and 
 for Motto, "Quo fata vocant." Manied, 1867, Emily Char- 
 lotte, dau. of Rev. Wyndham Carlyon Madden ; and has 
 withother Issue — Robert Wyndhani Humphry Maciel Bland, 
 Gentleman, b. 1872. 6'*«/— Fernagh, co. Antrim. 
 
 BLANFOY, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 BLAUMES, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 BLENKHORN (H. Coll). Arure, on a chevron argent, 
 between two horses' heads in chief couped or, bridled proper 
 and a bugle-horn stringed in base of the third, three pallets 
 gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a demi-lion azure, holding in the 
 dexter paw a rose gules, barbed, seeded, leaved and slipped 
 proper, a cross engrailed or. Motto — " Justus esto at non 
 metue." 
 
 Son of Thomas Blenkhorn of Stockhill Green, Thirsk, 
 
 Yorks. :— 
 John Farrar Blenkhorn, Gentleman, b. . Seat — 
 " Stirches," Wilton, co. Roxburgh. Jies. — Golden Square, 
 Regent Street, London, W. Clubs — Caledonian, Junior 
 Constitutional. 
 
 BLENKINSOPP, quartered by COULSON. 
 
 BLENNERH ASSET, quartered by BINGHAM. 
 
 BLENNERHASSETT of Ballyseedy (c. 1600). Gules, 
 a chevron ermine between three dolphins embowed argent. 
 M a n tling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf sejant proper. Motto — "Fortes fortuna 
 juval." 
 
 Son of Charles John Allanson Winn Blennerhassett, 
 
 Esc|., of Ballyseedy, J. P. (Sheriff 1858), b. 1830; d. 
 
 1859; m. 1855, Marianne, d. of John Hickson, Esq., 
 
 J. P., D.L., of 'I"he Grove, Dingle :— 
 
 Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Kerry 
 
 (Sheriff 1878), late Major 4th Bait. R. Munster Fus. , b. 
 
 1856; m. 1882, Clara Nesta Richarda, only d. of Desmond 
 
 John Edmund Fitz Gerald, The Knight of Glin ; and has 
 
 issue — Nesta Georgie ; Hilda ; and Vera. Seat — Ballyseedy 
 
 House, nr. Tralee. Club — Kildare Street, 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Blennerhassett, b. ; d. ; 
 m. , Emma Houssemayne, eld. d. of F. Housse- 
 mayne du Boulay : — 
 John Blennerhassett, Gentleman, b. . Jies. — 
 William Blennerhassett, Gentleman, ^. . Res. — 
 Arthur Blennerhassett, Gentleman, 3. . Res. — 
 Frank Blennerhassett, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Son of Sir .\rthur Blennerhassett, 3rd B;irt., b. 1794; 
 d. 1849; m. 1826, Sarah, d. of John Mahony : — 
 Sir Rowland Blennerhassett, 4th Bart. (U.K., 22 Sept. 
 18O9), of Blennerville, D.L. co. Kerry (.Sheriff 1866), Com- 
 missioner of Nat. Educ. in Ireland, Pres. Queen's Coll., 
 
 Cork, M.P. for Galway 1865-74, and for Kerry i88o > 
 [Arms as alwve, with an escutcheon of Ulster], b. 181 
 tM. 1870, Countess Charlotte de Leyden, only d. of Com 
 de I..eyden ; and has issue — (i) Arthur Charles Fraiu 
 Bernard Blennerhassett, l.C.S. , B.A., b. 1871 [m. 181; 
 Mary Frances, only d. of late Baron Aretin of Haidenlmii 
 and has issue — Marmaduke Casimir Henry Joseph HIeiinr 
 hassett, Esq., b. 1902]; (2) Rowland Lewis William I'.i 
 Blennerhasset, Esq., b. 1882 ; and Marie Carola Krancisk 
 Roselyne [m. 1894, Baron Raphael d'Erlanger, who . 
 1897]. Clubs — Brooks's, .St. James's, Atlienx-um." 
 Son of Rich.ard Francis Blennerhassett of Kells : — 
 Rowland Ponsonby Blennerhassett, Esq., K.C. (y.t/.). 
 
 ROWLAND PONSONBY BLENNERH.XSSIH I 
 Esquire, K.C, J. P. co. Kerry, M.P. for Kerry 187. 
 1885. Horn July 2a, 1850, being the only son of the \..\ 
 Richard Francis Blennerhassett, Ksc)., of Kells, by his w 
 Honoria, dau. of William Carriquc Ponsonby, Ksq., 
 Crotto. Armorial bearings — Gules, a clievron i-rnnn. 
 between three dolphins embowed argent. MnntUng gul^ 
 and argrnt. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a w 
 sejant prop)er. Motto— " Fortes fortuna juvat." Afurhi: 
 Sept. 21, 1876, Mary Beatrice, youngest dau. of Wall. , 
 Armstrong of Ennismore Gardens, S.W. ; and has /jj»/c 
 (i) Richard Francis Ponsonby Blennerhassett, Gentlemai 
 ^.1879. Sm/— Kells, CO. Kerry. Tcwn residence —I'iW.w. 
 Place, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, St. James's. 
 
 GRAHAM THOMAS BAYLIS BLICK, Gentlem^u 
 M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.). Horn May 10, i8'i 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Edw.ard Bliil 
 Gentleman, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), and Anne his wife, d;iu. ■ 
 the late John Baylis of Maynes Hill, Winslow, Buck 
 Livery — Dark blue, silver facings. Armorial bearings 
 Sable, on a chevron between three leopards' faces tTniinoi , 
 as many mullets gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, a leopard passant .irgci, 
 sem^e of mullets sable. Motto — "Ne timere caute eo 
 Residence — The Lodge, Islip, Oxon. 
 
 BLIGH (c. 1700). Azure, a griffin segreant or, arm. 
 and langued gules, between three crescents argcir. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colouf . 
 a griffin's head erased or. Motto—" Finem respice." 
 
 Heir-general and only d. and h. of Edward Hem 
 
 Stuart Bligh, 7th Earl of Darnley and i6th Ban 1 
 
 Clifton of Leighton Bromswold, b. 1851 ; d. 1900; 
 
 ///. 1899, Jemima Adeline Beatrice, d. of late Francis 
 
 J. L. Blackwood of Norton Court : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Elizabeth Adeline Mary Bligh, Baroness 
 (r7th) Clifton of Leighton Bromswold (9 July 1608) 
 [Arms as above, on a lozenge. Supporters of Barony 
 Two wild boars proper], b. 22 Jan. 1900. Res. — 6 Can 
 bridge Square, Hyde Park, W. 
 
 Sons of John Stuart, 6th Earl of Darnley, b. 1827 , 
 
 d. 1896; m. 1850, Lady Harriet Mary Pelham, eld. d. 
 
 of Henry Thomas, 3rd Earl of Chichester : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Ivo Francis Walter Bligh, 8th Earl of 
 Darnley (29 June 1725), Visct. Darnley of Athlx>y (7 March 
 1723) and Baron Clifton of Rathmore (14 Sept. 17211, 
 B.A. (Camb.), D.L. Kent, Hon. Col. 4th V.B. Roy. \V, 
 Kent Regt. [Supporters of Earldom — Twogriftinsor.ducailv 
 gorged and chained], b. 1859; m. 1884, Florence Rose, 
 d. of John Stephen Morphy of Beechworth, Victoria, 
 Australia; and has issue — (i) Esm6 Ivo Bligh, Esq., 
 commonly called Lord Clifton of Rathmore, h. 1886; (21 
 Hon. Noel Gervase Bligh, b. 1888 ; and Lady Dorothy 
 Violet. Seats — Cobham Hall, Near Gravesend, Kent ; 
 Clifton Lodge, Athboy, Meath. Club — Carlton. 
 
 Hon. Arthur Frederick Pelham Bligh, b. 1865. Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of Edward, 5th Earl of Darnley, b. 1795 ; 
 
 d.. 1835; tn. , Emma Jane, d. of ist Lon! 
 
 Congleton : — 
 Hon. and Rev. Edward Vesey Bligh, M.A. Caml 
 J.P. , D.L. , and CA. Kent, formerly in Diplomatic Servii 
 and late Vicar of Birling, b. 1829; m. 1854, Lady Isal. 
 Mary Frances Nevill, sister of the Marquess .of Alx- 
 gavenny ; and has issue — Lodovick Edward Bligh, Esq., 
 Major late 3rd Batt. Bufts, J.P. Kent (Cambria House, 
 Minehead, Somerset), b. 1854 [m. 1886, Marion Louisa, d. 
 of Rev. F. A. S. Savile; and has surv. issue — (i) Aig«;rnoii 
 Stuart Bligh, Esq., b. 1888; (2) Jack Frederick Uligh, 
 Gentleman, b. 1893 ; and Rose Marion] ; and Rosalinil 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
lB\o 
 
 TBIO 
 
 tS9 
 
 ibel[m. 1881, Lt.-Col. C. V. Wingfield-Stratford. R.E.]. 
 _!;_Fartherwell, Kent. J?es. — 6 Portman Square, 
 tidon, W. C//ii — Constitutional. 
 
 Son of Hon. and Rev. Henry Bligh, 6. 1834 ; d. 1905 ; 
 
 m. 2nd, 1883, Anne Elizabeth Uobree, d. of Lieut. - 
 j Col. E. D. Butler: — 
 |;dward Henry Swinburne Bligh, Esq., l>. 1884. J^es. — 
 
 Close, Winchester. 
 
 Son of Major Frederick Cherburgh Bligh of Brittas, 
 
 J.P., ^- 1829; d. 1901 ; m. 1858, Emily Matilda, d. 
 I of Hinton East : — 
 
 Irederick Arthur Bligh, Esq., J. P. co. Meath, late 
 (l)t. R.A., ^. 1861; m. 1898, Mary Wentworth, d. of Lt.- 
 (ji.Wentworth Forbes. 5'ea^^ Brittas, Nobber, co. Meath. 
 i Son of Charles Bligh, Gentleman, b. 1808; d. 1892; 
 I m. 1837, Fanny Catherine, d. of Sir William George 
 ; F^rker, Bart. : — 
 William George Bligh, Gentleman, d. . J?es. — 
 
 MAJOR ARTHUR HUGH BLOCK, R.A. Born 
 
 h , being the son of the late Samuel Wilson Block. 
 
 /QOrial bearings — Argent, on a chevron azure, between 
 t[ falcons in chief proper, belled or, and a mount 
 V;, thereon the stump of an oak tree sprouting out a 
 ifnch to the sinister also proper in base, three roses of the 
 f(l, barbed of the fourth and seeded gold. Mantling' 
 pre and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a 
 ijunt vert, thereon an eagle wings elevated proper, seizing 
 \!i the dexter claw an owl argent. Married, 1903, Hilda 
 Fie Nugent Johnstone. Postal address — 15 Talbot Sq., 
 ide Park, W. J?estdence—Zimu\gheny, Deccan, India. 
 
 MAJOR - General Sir BINDON BLOOD, K.C.B. 
 ('j6), C.B. (1891), has fourth class Order of the Osmanieh, 
 jf'ed with Jowaki Expedition 1897-98 (medal with clasp), 
 ifS. African War 1879 (medal with clasp), in Afghan War 
 iJg-So (medal), with Egyptian Expedition 1882, present 
 r^Battle of Tel-el-Kebir (mentioned in despatches, medal 
 ijti clasp, bronze star), with Chitral Relief Force 1895, as 
 Oef Staff Officer (mentioned in despatches, medal with 
 dip), in command of Malakand Field Force 1897 (men- 
 tlied in despatches), and in command of Buner Field Force 
 IS (mentioned in despatches, two clasps). Born 1842, 
 li ig the eldest son of the late William Bindon Blood, Esq., 
 \., of Cranagher, co. Clare. Armorial bearings — 
 Wrterly i and 4, argent, a fesse indented gules between 
 Sj martlets sable (for Blood) ; 2 and 3, gules, three escallops 
 :;ent, within a bordure engrailed or (for Bindon). Mant- 
 ^? gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 i'lant from waves of the sea, a demi-figure of Neptune all 
 ?per. Motto— " Honor virtutis praemium." Married, 
 j^, Charlotte E., dau. of Sir Auckland Colvin, K.C.S.I., 
 jv^.M.G., CLE. Seat — Cranagher, Ennis, co. Clare. 
 
 ii^Naval and Military. 
 :HARLES HOLCROFT blood. Gentleman. Born 
 ,c. 29, iS.ijS, being the fourth son of the late Fitzgerald 
 !>od of Ballykilty, by his wife Millicent Anne, dau. of 
 jincis Morice of Springfield, co. Clare. Airmorial bear- 
 ■TS— Argent, on a fesse indented gules, between six 
 rtlets sable, two crescents or. Mantling gules and 
 i;ent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from 
 Ives of the sea, a demi-figure of Neptune proper. MottO 
 ' Honor virtutis prasmium. " Postal address — 
 
 I^REDERICK WILLIAM BLOOD, Gentleman. Born 
 I'V. 5, i860, being the sixth son of the late Fitzgerald 
 )od_ of Ballykilty, by his wife Millicent Anne, dau. of 
 incis Morice of Springfield, co. Clare. Armorial bear- 
 ■••"Argent, on a fesse indented gules, between six 
 j-rtlets sable, two crescents or. Mantling gules and 
 i;ent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from 
 ves of the sea, a demi-figure of Neptune proper. Motto 
 Honor virtutis prasmium." Married, Oct. 27, 1892, 
 ce, dau. of Frederick Randolph Hohne, Secretary of 
 ite of the Orange Free State. Postal address— 
 
 OHN BLOOD, Gentleman. Bom June 9, 1849, being 
 • eldest son of the late Fitzgerald Blood of Ballykilty, 
 nis wife Millicent Anne, dau. of Francis Morice of 
 nngfield, co. Clare. C//^fo— County (Ennis, co. Clare). 
 "^0'— Dark blu,- coat, silver buttons, striped waistcoat, 
 lb breeches. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a fesse 
 lented gules, between six martlets sable, two crescents 
 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, issuant from waves of the sea, a demi- 
 
 figure of Neptune proper. Motto — ' ' Honor virtutis 
 praemium." Married, Mar. 7, 1878, Jane, dau. of Thomas 
 Studdert of Ballyhannan, co. Clare ; and has Issite — (i) 
 Charles Fitzgerald Blood, Gentleman, b. April 2, 1879; (2) 
 John Frederick Blood, Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1880, d. 
 Dec. 18, 1893: (3) William Holcroft Blood, Gentleman, 
 b. May 29, 1887. iSj/a/^j— Ballykilty, in the parish of 
 Quin ; Lickeen and Clooney North, in the parish of Kil- 
 feriora ; Clooney, in the parish of Clooney ; all in co. Clare. 
 Postal address — Ballykilty, Ardsollus, co. Clare. 
 
 JOSEPH FITZGERALD BLOOD, M.A. and M.D. 
 Trin. Coll., Dublin; L.M., R.C.P.I. ; Surgeon-Major (re- 
 tired) Bengal Army. Born March 15, 1853, being the 
 second son of the late Fitzgerald Blood of Ballykilty, co. 
 Clare, by his wife Millicent Anne, dau. of Francis Morice 
 of Springfield, co. Clare. Clubs — Wallasey Golf (Wallasey, 
 Cheshire). Z,zw/t— Dark blue coat, black buttons, red 
 waistcoat, and drab breeches. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a fesse indented gules, between six martlets 
 sable, two crescents or; impaling the arms of Dudgeon, 
 namely argent, on a pale azure, an eye distilling tears 
 proper, and three mullets counterchanged. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from waves of the sea, a demi-figure of Neptune 
 proper. Motto — "Honor virtutis prasmium." Marriea, 
 July 20, 1887, Elizabeth, dau. of the late Henry James 
 Dudgeon of The Priory, Stillorgan, co. Dublin ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Brian Blood, Gentleman, b. July r, 1889; (2) 
 Morice Blood, Gentleman, b. April 30, 1897; Olive Milli- 
 cent ; and Barbara Florence. Postal address — 8 Lome 
 Road, Birkenhead. 
 
 NEPTUNE FITZGERALD BLOOD. Gentleman, B.A., 
 M.D. Born July 16, 1856, being the third son of the 
 late Fitzgerald Blood, by his wife Millicent Anne, dau. of 
 Francis Morice of Springfield, co. Clare. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a fesse gules, between six martlets sable, 
 two crescents or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On 
 a wreath of the colours, issuant from waves of the sea, a 
 demi-figure of Neptune proper. Motto — " Honor virtutis 
 prseniium." Married, Feb. 19, 1884, Rebecca Sarah, dau. 
 of Augustus Hartford of Rose Court, Portarlington, Queen's 
 Co. Postal address— Vrede, Orange Free State, South Africa. 
 
 BLOSSE, see LYNCH-BLOSSE. 
 
 lb 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
ijo 
 
 TBIO 
 
 TBIp 
 
 BLOUNT, quartered by FI-OYER. 
 
 BIOIWT, see DARELL-BLOUNT. 
 
 SIR EDWARD CHARLES BLOUNT. K.C.B. (Civil 
 Div. ). Bom 1809, being the »on of Edward Blount. M. P. . of 
 BelUunour, co. SuflTord. Acted as Consul in Paris during the 
 sirgr of 1871 ; created C.a 1871. K.C. B. 1888. Armorial 
 ftwrlnci Birrj- nebuly of six or and sable. The escut- 
 cheon is encircle<i by the ribbon of the Most Honourable 
 Ortler of the Bath, and therefrom pendent his Ladge as a 
 Knight Commander of that Order ; and inipaling upon a 
 second escutcheon the amis of Jerningham, namely, argent, 
 three loirnge-shaped amung-buckles gules. Upon tlie 
 escutcheon 1$ placed a helmet l)efitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Orett, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a sun in splendour charged with a gauntlet 
 proper; with the MottO, "Lux tua via mea." Married, 
 1834. (Jertrudc Frances, daughter of William Charles Jerning- 
 ham ; and has had Issue— (t) Herbert Aston Edward Blount, 
 Esquire, born April aa. 1837, died July ai, 1878 ; (a) Henry 
 Edmund Blount. l-Isquire. lx>rn December 16, 1844, [married, 
 July 5, 1869. Marguerite Marie Hyacinthe, d.nughter of 
 Charles Paul Marie Moreau de la Rochctte, Baron de la 
 Rochetie. and has issue, Edward Aston Charles Marie 
 Blount. Esquire, bom January a. 1874, and Marie Charlotte 
 Gertmde Louisa, died April 38. 1894] ; Alice Mary [mar- 
 ried, June 9. 1856, Edward, Baron Hainguerlot. of Villandry, 
 Indre-ct-Loiret and died May 9, 1873 ; and Mary Frances 
 Gertrude, died unmarried, June 13. 1871. Postal addresses 
 ^Paris; Imberhome. Sussex. 
 
 BLUNDELL, see WELD-BLUNDELL. 
 
 BLUNDELL - HOLLINSHEAD- BLUNDELL (H. 
 Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per bend argent and ermine, 
 on a cross gules, a trefoil slipped or (Hollinshead) ; 2 and 3, 
 lozengy erminois and sable, on a bend wavy gules, three 
 billets argent (Blundell). CreBts— i. on a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a heron argent, in the beak a trefoil slipped vert, 
 behind the heron, two tilting-spears in saltire gules, headed 
 proper (Hollinshead); 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount vert thereon a squirrel sejant under an oak-tree 
 eating a nut all proper (Blundell). [The arms of Blundell 
 formerly in use by the family were: Lotengy or and sable. 
 Crest— A squirrel sejant, eating a nut all proper."] 
 
 Sons of Richard Benson Blundell-Hollinshead-Blundell 
 
 of Deysbrook, nr. Liverpool, b. 1794 ; d. 1853 ; m. 1828, 
 
 Jane, d. of late John Leigh of Sandhills, nr, Liver- 
 
 f)ool : — 
 
 Col. Henry Blundell-Hollinshead-Blundell, C.B., late 
 
 Gren. Gds., B.A. (Oxon.), D.L. Lanes., served in Crimea 
 
 after fall of Sebastopol and in Nile Exped., M.P. Ince 
 
 Div. of S.W. Lanes. 1885-92, and since 1892, b. 1831 ; 
 
 m. 1863. Hon. Beatrice Byng {d. 1884). formerly Mai.l , 
 Honour to Queen Victoria), d. of late Vicc-Adm. M 
 Henry D. Byng. Nes.—io Stration Street, Lon.l 
 Seats — Ashurst Lodge. Sunning Hill, Berks; I)(\ 
 nr. Liverpool. Club — Carlton, Guards', United ^ ; 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 Rev. Thomas Blundell-Hollinshead-Blundell. M \ 
 (Oxon.), Rector of H.ilsall, formerly (189a) Hon. Chaplain 
 to Queen Victoria and (1896) Chaplain in Ordinary; Hon I 
 Chaplain to the King since 190a, Proctor in Convocniinn ! 
 Hon. Canon of Liverpool and Rural Dean of Orih , . 
 b. 1834 ; m. 1865, Adelaide (d. 1900), d. of late Sn 1 
 Dugdale Astley, Bart. . of Everley. Wilts ; and has 1; 
 — (i) Wilfred Astley Blundell-HoUinshead-Blund.ll 
 man. Lieut. Gren. Gds., b. 1871 ; killed at Iwttleof I 
 S. Africa, 1899 ; (a) Cuthbert Leigh Hlundeli-HolliuMi, 
 Blundell, Gentleman, formerly and Lieut. Gren. (M 
 served in S. Africa 1900-a ; Muriel M.arian licatricr 
 1898, Alexander R. Alston, s. of Sir Francis Alst' 
 K.C.M.G.]; and Ethel Hilda. .^«.— Halsall RecK.i 
 Ormskirk. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 Major - Gen. Richard Blundell- HoUinshead-Blundi 
 formerly comdg. 3rd Hussars, b. 1835; "'• '865, Henrir!' 
 d. of R. A. H. Kirwan of Bawnmore, co. (iahvay ; , . ' 
 surv. issue — Capt. Dermot Howard Blundell-HoU,: 
 
 Blundell, M.V.O., b. 1874 [»«• 1901. E- %bil, d. of W 
 
 Humble Dudley Ward] ; and Henrietta Mary f«. 1889 i 
 Colin Richard Keppel, Esq., R.N., C.B., D.S.O., s. of 
 Admiral of the Fleet the Hon. Sir Henry Keppel, G.CIl ' 
 O.M.I. Res. — 12 Lennox Gardens, S.W. Club— At. 
 and Navy. 
 
 BLYTH, quartered by COHAM-FLEMING. 
 
 Sir JAMES BLYTH, ist Baronet (Aug. 30, 1895), J 
 CO. Essex, formerly President, now Vice-President, of t: 
 British Dairy Farmers' Association. Born Sept. 10, 1841,, 
 being the son of James Blyth of Chelmsford, and Caro-j 
 line, dau. of Henry Gilbey of Bishop Stortford. Amiorial 
 beaxingB — Azure, on a mount vert, a bull statant argc: 
 ringed and chained or, on a chief arched of the four- 
 a stag's head erased proper between two annulets gul. 
 the escutcheon being charged with his badge of Ul : 
 as a Baronet. Mantling azure and argent. Great- < 
 a [wreath of the colours,'in front of a mound vert there 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade, 
 
 a bull as in the arms, three roses gules. Motto— " Spero 
 meliora." Married, Aug. 29, 1865, Eliza (who died 1894), 
 dau. of William Mooney of Clontarf. co. Dublin; and) 
 has Issue— Herberl William Blyth, Esq., b. 1868; James; 
 Audley Blyth, Esq., b. 1874 \m., 1903, Ethel Jane, j 
 youngest dau. of Sir John Brunner, Bart.] ; Rupert Alfred j 
 Blyth, 'Esq.,'jb. 1877; Nora Beatrice [m., 1885, Col. 
 
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 'Bog 
 
 131 
 
 Al? Gardner, J. P., D.L. , of Clearwell Castle, Coleford, 
 
 Gk :estershire] ; Grace Loudenne ; Gladys Ellen [m. , 
 i8ci Gerald Gold of Bentfield, Stansted, Essex, and has 
 iss'v ; and Millicent Catherine. Seat — Blythwood, Stan- 
 sfe Essex. Residence— 2,3 Portland Place, W. Club— 
 Defnshire. 
 
 i;NRY BODDINGTON, Esq., J. P. for Manchester, 
 a Esctor of the Manchester Ship Canal Company. Borti 
 No 7, 1849. being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 theiite Henry Boddington of The Cove, Silverdale, Carn- 
 for! by his wife Martha, dau. of William Slater of Bank 
 Hc,e, Barton-on-Irwell. Armorial bearing's — He bears 
 forrms: Per chevron azure and or, three lions rampant 
 coijerchanged, a chief of the second thereon a demi-lion 
 issiit between two cross crosslets fitch^e of the first. 
 Up the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 wiifa mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wnih of the colours, a demi-lion azure, gorged with a 
 coli gemel, and holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet 
 titce or, resting the sinister on a lozenge also azure, 
 chiled with a cross crosslet fitch^e or. Motto — " Vincit 
 veiis." Married, Dec. 5, 1878, Emily, dau. of David 
 Blip rworth of Eccles, co. Lancaster ; and has Issue — 
 Hay Pownall Boddington, Gentleman, b. July 6, 1881 ; 
 Rij Olive; and Marianne Gladys. Seat — Pownall Hall, 
 wlislow, Cheshire. 
 
 iDKIN of Annagh (U.O., /m/. Chas. I.). Ermine, 
 a jtire gules. Mantling gules and 'argent. Crest — 
 Or' wreath of the colours, a wild boar proper. Motto — 
 "(!)m-a-boo." 
 
 5on of John Domenick Bodkin of Bengarra, Athenry, 
 lind Castletown, Tuam, co. Galway, b. 1809 ; d. 1872 ; 
 \n. 1837, Elizabeth, d. of Daniel Moore, Killikelly : — 
 lirtin Bodkin, Gentleman, b. 1854. Seat — Annagh, 
 Ba glunin, co. Galway. 
 
 {)DRUGAN, quartered by PAYNTER. 
 
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 IIARLES ASH BODY, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 inJ-Per chevron nebuly sable and or, in chief a distaff 
 
 ^ een two garbs of the last and a phoenix rising out of 
 "' is in base proper. Mantling sable and or. Crest— 
 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, charged 
 with two bars sable, holding in the dexter paw a distaff in 
 bend sinister proper, and supporting with the sinister an 
 eagle's head erased gules. Motto — ' ' Omne bonum desuper, ' ' 
 Residence— The Cedars, Sydenham Hill. 
 
 BOGER (H. Coll. 1817). Or, a bend vair6 argent and 
 gules, cottised azure, between two towers sable, on a canton 
 of the fourth an anchor in bend of the field surmounted by 
 a sword in bend sinister proper, pommel and hilt gold. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a tower or, charged with two lozenges conjoined 
 fesseways vair^ argent and gules, thereon a dove holding 
 in the beak an olive branch both proper. Livery — Blue. 
 Sons of George Turtliffe Boger, sometime of the Roy. 
 Art., b. 1800; d. 1878; m. Georgina, Martha, d. of 
 Admiral Albany Otway ; — 
 William Shadforth Boger, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 b. 1833. Res. — Highlands Gardens, St. Leonards-on-Sea. 
 
 Coryndon Peters Boger, Esq., Capt. R.N. (ret.), b. 1835, 
 m. ist, 1861, Mary Anne, d. of James Innes of Leyton ; 
 and, 1895, Mary Daubuz, d. of Robert Hugh Innes of 
 Leyton, Essex; and has issue — James Innes Coryndon 
 Boger, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.). (Res. — Peacock Hall, 
 Goring, Sussex. Club — New Oxford and Cambridge), b. 
 1871. Res. — 77 Marine Parade, Brighton. Club — United 
 Service. 
 
 Sons of the late Henry Turtliffe Boger, Esq., Capt. 
 R. N., b. ; d. : m. :— 
 Boger, Gentleman. Res. — Ryde, Isle of Wight. 
 
 FRANCIS HERBERT BOGER, Gentleman. Bom 
 March 19, 1855, being the second son of the late Rev. 
 Edmund Boger, Hon. Canon of Rochester Cathedral, Vicar 
 of Chart, Sutton, Kent, M.A., and late Fellow of Exeter 
 College, Oxon., by his wife Charlotte Gilson, third dau. of 
 Rev. John Allen, M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, Head 
 Master of Ilminster Grammar School. Livery — Dark 
 green, yellow facings. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a 
 chevron argent, between two cinquefoils in chief or and an 
 escutcheon in base of the third, charged with a rose of the 
 field, barbed and seeded proper, three pallets sable. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a cubit arm erect proper, holding a dibble in 
 bend or, and a rose gules, leaved in bend sinister proper, a 
 cinquefoil or. Postal address — Melbourne, Australia. 
 
 JOHN RICHARD BOGER, Gentleman. Born May 18, 
 1853, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Edmund Boger, 
 Honorary Canon of Rochester Cathedral, Vicar of Chart, 
 Sutton, Kent, M.A., and late Fellow of Exeter College, 
 Oxon., by his wife Charlotte Gilson, third daughter of 
 Rev. John Allen, M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, Head 
 Master of Ilminster Grammar School. Livery — Dark 
 green, faced with yellow. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 on a chevron argent, between two cinquefoils in chief or 
 and an escutcheon in base of the third, charged with a 
 rose of the field, barbed and seeded proper, three pallets 
 sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm erect proper, 
 holding a dibble in bend or, and a rose gules, leaved in 
 bend sinister proper, a cinquefoil or. Postal address — 12 
 Rivercourt Road, Ravenscourt Park, W. 
 
 PERCIVAL SYLVESTER BOGER, Gentleman. Bom 
 Dec. 17, 1858, being the third son of the late Rev. Edmund 
 Boger, Hon. Canon of Rochester Cathedral, Vicar of 
 Chart, Sutton, Kent, M.A., and late Fellow of Exeter 
 Coll., Oxon., by his wife Charlotte Gilson, third dau. of 
 Rev. John Allen, M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, Head 
 Master of Ilminster Grammar School. Livery — Dark green, 
 faced with yellow. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron 
 argent, between two cinquefoils in chief or and an escut- 
 cheon in base of the third, charged with a rose of the field, 
 barbed and seeded proper, three pallets sable. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a cubit arm erect proper, holding a dibble in bend 
 or, and a rose gules, leaved in bend sinister proper, a cinque- 
 foil or. Married, 1883, Eliza, eldest dau. of John Newman. 
 Postal address — Saltash, Cornwall. Club — Royal South- 
 western Yacht (Plymouth). 
 
 S WALTER DEEBLE BOGER, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L., Cornwall (High Sheriff 1882), M.A., Barrister- 
 
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 IS* 
 
 «.Uw. A"-* FeU IS. 183a. being the eldest son of the 
 Utr IVelJe JtoRrr. ^:s<^. M\ and U.L.. Deouty-Warden of 
 the Sunnane*. by his wife Frances, eldest dau. of Thomas 
 ofBBainwnt. Devon. M.P. Armorial DMiriii**- 
 
 Gules, on a chevron argent, between two cinqueloils in 
 chief or and an escutcheon in base of the last, charged 
 with a rose of the field, barlwd and seeded proper, three 
 pallets sable ; quartering Deeble and Wolsdon. wantllTlg' 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a cubit arm erect proper, holding a dibble 
 in bend or, and a rose gules leaved and slipped in 
 bend sinister proper, a cinquefoil also gold. Married, 
 August 1863, Amelia Harriet, youngest dau. of Thomas 
 Holmes Bosworth of Westerham, Kent. Seat — Wolsdon, 
 Antony, Cornwall. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY BOGER. Gentleman. Bom Aug. 
 1, 186a, being the fourth son of the late Rev. Edmund Boger, 
 Hon. Canon of Rochester Cathedral, Vicar of Chart, Sutton, 
 Kent. M.A., and late Fellow of Exeter Coll., Oxon., by his 
 wife Charlotte Gilson, third dau. of Rev. John Allen, M.A., 
 of Christ Church, Oxford, Head Master of Ilminster 
 Grammar School. Z.»V*ry— Dark green, faced with yellow. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron argent, between 
 two cinquefoils in chief or and an escutcheon in hose of 
 the third, charged with a rose of the field, barbed and 
 seeded proper, three pallets sable. Hantlillg gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 cubit arm erect proper, holding a dibble in bend or, and a 
 rose gules, leaved in bend sinister proper, a cinquefoil or. 
 Postal address— Voviej, Cornwall. 
 
 SSiR MAURICE COLBORNE BOILEAU, 3rd Baro- 
 net (1838), J. P. and D. L. for Norfolk, and D. L. for city 
 and county of the city of Norwich, M.A. (Worcester Coll., 
 Oxford.) Born Dec. 3, 1865, being the third but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Sir Francis George Manningham 
 Boileau. and Bart., by his wife Lucy Henrietta, dau. of the 
 late Sir George Edmund Nugent, 2nd Bart, late Grenadier 
 Guards. Z-jwry— (Dress): Blue coat with yellow facings; 
 yellow waiscoat. ( Undress) : Dark blue, with yellow facings. 
 Armorial bearings— .Azure, a castle triple-towered, in base 
 a crescent or, the escutcheon being charged with his badge 
 of Ulster as a Baronet. "«"♦•""£: azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a pelican in her piety proper, 
 charged on the breast with a saltire gules. Motto - " De tout 
 moncoeur." 6>a/^— Ketteringham Park. Wymondham, Nor- 
 folk; Tacolnestone Hall, Norwich; Hethel Hall, Norwich; 
 Fundenhall Grange, Norwich. Clubs - Piccadilly,Travellers'. 
 
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 BOLDERO. quartered by BARNARD. 
 
 The Late GEORGE FREDERICK BOI,niN( 
 Esquire, J. P. for the City of Birmingham. Horn Fd. 
 1830, being the third son of Thomas Bolding of \\\-v.:v'. 
 ham, by his wife Matilda Lync Newman, a ■ ■ 
 a8, 1900. Armorial bearings Per b<>nd <: 
 bend lorengy between two bowls all countercl;,i m , ^ 
 
 ling azure and or. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours 
 in front of a demi-sea-horse proper, a garb fessways 01 
 
 Motto—" Sto pro vertiate." Married, July 9. 1862, Matyl 
 Savage, dau. of John Robins of Dunsley Hall, Kinvcr,] 
 Staffordshire ; and has Issue —John Frederick Boldinf, I 
 Gentleman, b. June 29, 1863 ; and Mary Beatrice. Poswl 
 address— 21:^ Hagley Roid, Edgbaston. Clubs— TYm CoB-f 
 stitutional, Union (Birmingham). 
 
 BOLIGH. quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 BOLINGTON, quartered by PLOVER. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAMS HORTON BOLITHO. Gentle. | 
 man, b. 1873, and THOMAS ROBINS EVELYN 
 BOLITHO, Gentleman, b. 1875, t)eing the sons of Jote I 
 Borlase Bolitho, Gentleman, by Elizabeth, dau. of J. ^T 
 Williams of Caerhayes. Armorial bearings— Ermiri' 
 plain chevron cotised engrailed, lietween three fleurs-dr 
 sable, five bezants. Mantling sable and argent. CrcBt 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake ; 
 per, a cubit arm erect, vested azure, charged with li 
 bezants, cuff argent, in the hand proper, a fleur-de-lis sa': 
 Motto—" Re Deu." Postal address— 'Yx^goWs, Truro. 
 
 OTHO GLYNN BOLITHO, formerly Lieut.-Col. 
 Dragoon Guards. Bom 1844, being the son of Thoir. 
 Simon Bolitho, Esquire, Vice- Warden of Stannaries, I.! 
 and D.L. co. Cornwall, by Elizabeth his wife, daugtiitr 
 of Thomas Robins of Liskeard, co. Cornwall. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, on a plain chevron cotised engrailed, 
 between three fleurs-de-lis sable, five bezants. Ma ntling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a fern-brake proper, a cubit arm erect 
 vested azure, charged with three bezants, cufT argent, in 
 the hand proper a fleur-de-lis sable. Motto— " Re Deu. 
 Married, ist, 1878, Elizabeth Agnes (who died 1880), 
 dau. and co-heiress of the late John McNeill of Ardna- 
 cross, CO. Argyll ; 2nd, 1889, Mary Constance, second 
 dau. of James Hope of Belmont, Midlothian ; and h 
 /««<r — Thomas Gerald Glynn, born 1890. Residen 
 Kenegie, Cornwall. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 i THOMAS BEDFORD BOLITHO, Esquire, J. P., 
 i D.L. for Cornwall, High Sheriff 1884; J. P. for 
 t!on, M.P- for St. Ives Div. of Cornwall. Born 1835, 
 b< g the only son of the late Edward Bolitho of Trewidden, 
 biiis wife Mary, dau. of John W. Stephens of Beedferris, 
 LJon. C/u6— Union. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on 
 allain chevron, cotised, engrailed, between three fleurs- 
 dJis sable, live bezants. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Cljt—On a wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake 
 pi)er, a cubit arm erect, vested azure, charged with three 
 bmts, cuff argent, in the hand proper a fleur-de-lis sable. 
 K.to-^" Re Deu." Married, 1893, Frances Jane, dau. of 
 E'.'ard S. Carus- Wilson of Penmount, 'I'luro. Residences 
 Jrewidden, near Penzance ; Greenway, Brixham, Devon ; 
 Hdon House, near Exeter. 
 
 j THOMAS ROBINS BOLITHO, Esquire, Justice of 
 
 I the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 
 'Tnltffin county of Cornwall. Born September 13, 
 
 .lUllvPU 1840, being the eldest son of Thomas Simon 
 
 Bolitho, Esquire, Vice -Warden of Stan- 
 
 es. Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 
 county of Cornwall, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter 
 
 Thomas Robins of Liskeard, in the county of Corn- 
 
 Clubs — Athenaeum, New University. Livery — White 
 
 1, black facings, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 
 bears for Arms : Ermine, on a plain chevron cotised 
 
 -ailed between three fleurs-de-lis sable, five bezants. 
 
 C|3t, upon a wreath of the colours, .in front of a fern- 
 
 bce proper, a cubit arm erect vested azure, charged with 
 
 the bezants, the cuff argent, holding in the hand proper 
 
 al:ur-de-lis sable ; with the Motto, " Re Deu." Married, 
 
 J!> 30, 1870, Augusta Jane, third dau. of Richard Bassett 
 
 VJson, Esq., Cliffe Hall, Darlington, J. P. and D.L. 
 
 fcN. R. CO. York. Postal address — Trengwainton, Hea 
 
 Nur, Cornwall, R.S.O. 
 
 1 WILLIAM EDWARD THOMAS BOLITHO, 
 'I Esquire, D.S.O., J. P. Cornwall, Capt. Royal ist 
 Ejon Yeomanry. Born 1862, being the only son of 
 tli late William Bolitho, Esq., of Polwithen, Cornwall, 
 j| , by his wife Mary Hichens, dau. of Walter Yonge 
 0|it. Ives. Clubs — Carlton, Windham. Armorial bear- 
 i](J — Ermine, on a plain chevron cotised engrailed he.- 
 t'U-n three fleurs-de-lis sable, four bezants, and impaling 
 tl| arras of MacLeod of Cadboll, namely, quarterly, 
 i!jr, a mountain inflamed proper; 2. gules, the three 
 lej of Man proper, conjoined in the centre at the 
 uier end of the thigh, flexed in triangle, and the 
 sj-sor; 3. or, a lymphad sable, flags gules; 4. azure, 
 ajastle triple-towered and embattled argent, masoned 
 &> e, windows and portcullis gules. Mantling sable 
 aj argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 0)1 fern-brake proper, a cubit arm erect vested azure, 
 cirged with three bezants, the cuff argent, holding in 
 t'hand proper a fleur-de-lis sable. Motto — "Re Deu." 
 Irried, 1888, Ethel Grace, dau. of the late R. B. M. 
 JpLeod of Cadboll; and has Issue — WiUiam Torquill 
 Jl^Leod Bolitho, Gentleman, b. November 13, 1892 ; and 
 I,nda Grace. Residences — York House, Penzance, and 
 Ipnaford, Ashburton, Devon. 
 
 i 
 HOMAS BOLSTER, Gentleman. Born March 19, 
 iij, being the son of the late George Bolster of Curra 
 1 ver, CO. Cork, by his wife Alice, dau. of Corliss Hawkes 
 c,:arhue, co. Cork. Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse 
 e railed gules, between three stags' heads erased proper, 
 f many plates. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 yath of the colours, a cubit arm erect in armour proper, 
 '. rged with three plates in pale, the hand bare, grasping 
 :i imitar also proper, hilt and pommel or. Motto — ' ' Vi et 
 vute." Married, March 28, 1838, Jane, dau. of Thomas 
 (•diner; and has had Issue— [\) George Bolster, Esq., 
 . . CO. of Cork, Deputy- Inspector-General of Hospitals 
 : 1 Fleets, b. Dec. 30, 1838 ; (2) Thomas Gardiner Bolster, 
 1 1., Surg.-Major Army Medical Staff, M.D., F.R.C.S.I.. 
 'Feb. 17, 1840, d. May 23, 1893 ["*•• 1875, Ludivina, 
 < 1. of the late Lieut. -Col. Nembhard, Bengal Army ; 
 <' 1 had issue— George Emil Bolster, Esq., Capt. Royal 
 I Id Artillery, b. July 14, 1876 ; Reginald Charles Bolster, 
 ^1-1 B.A. O.xon., Indian Civil Service, b. Jan. 9, 1878; 
 gh Hamilton Bolster, d. in infancy ; and Ina Mignon 
 d|2; (3) Richard James Bolster, Gentleman, b. June 
 
 26, 1843, d. June 3, 1876 ; Elizabeth \jn. Dr. C. H. Roche] ; 
 and Alice. Residence — '&'^x\ngs'\\\&, Kanturk, co. Cork. 
 
 BOLSTER (U.O. ). Or, on a fesse engrailed gules, 
 between three stags' heads erased proper, as many plates. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a cubit arm erect in armour proper, charged with 
 three plates in pale, the hand bare, grasping a scimitar 
 also proper, hilt and pommel or. Motto — ' ' Vi et 
 virtute." 
 
 Son of John Hawkes Bolster of Egmont House, co. 
 
 Cork, by Sarah, d. of William Sharp of Glen Mount, 
 
 CO. Cork : — 
 George Sharp Bolster, Esq., J. P. co Cork, m. 1894, 
 Georgiana Annie, d. of William Flint Fritchley of Heming- 
 ton Hall, Derby ; and has issue — George Granville Sharpe 
 Bolster, Gentleman ; Alice Florence Emma ; and Muriel 
 Mary. Seats — Glen Mount, Kanturk; Egmont House, 
 Churchtown, co. Cork. 
 
 BOLTON, see ORDE. 
 
 HENRY HARGREAVES BOLTON, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 of Lancaster. Born March 2, 1831, being the second son 
 of the late Harry Bolton of Colne, Lanes., Solicitor, by his 
 wife Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Henry Hargreaves of New- 
 church-in- Rossendale. Armorial bearings - Per pale argent 
 and gules, two bird-bolts in saltire, surmounted in the centre 
 by a tun between three roses all counterchanged. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, three 
 bird-bolts, two in saltire and one in fesse proper, thereon a 
 falcon close, belled and jessed or. Motto — " Sursum corda. '' 
 Married, October 1854, Jane, dau. of James Baldwin, Soli- 
 citor, of Colne; and has Issue — (i) Henry Hargreaves 
 Bolton, Esq., J.P., b. June 21, 1856; (2) Edgar Ormerod 
 Bolton, Gentleman, b. July 28, 1862 ; (3) Hubert Ernest 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBOl 
 
 LABCtne IVilum. (>ntl.rn»an. lirtrrisler-at-Law, *. Nov. i8, 
 iSjm; Margaret Alice; ami Elirabeih Hiugreavcs. Seats— 
 
 Heightside, Newchurch-in-Rossendale, Lnncs. ; Leeming- 
 on-Ullt:swatcr, Cumberland. C/tti — Constitutional. 
 
 HENRY HARGREAVES BOLTON, Esquire, Junior, 
 J,P. CO, of Lancaster. Bom 1856, being the son of Henry 
 Hargreaves Bolton, Esq., J. P. co. Lanes., of Heightside, 
 Newchurch-in-Rossendale, Lanes., and Leeming-on-UUes- 
 water, Cumberland, by his wife Jane, dau. of James Bald- 
 win, Solicitor, of Colne. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 
 SURSUM C0R.DX 
 
 argent and gules, two bird-bolts in saltire surmounted in 
 the centre by a tun between three roses all counterchanged. 
 Man t ling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, three bird-bolts, two in saltire and one in fesse pro- 
 per, thereon a falcon close, belled and jessed or. Motto — 
 "Sursum corda." Married, 1885, Florence E., dau. of 
 
 IBon 
 
 Thomas Allen of Thiirmaston Manor House, I^iceMershirr 
 Jfesiiient^e—High Brake, Iluncoal, Accrington, L.inci. 
 
 BOLTON of lullydonnell .in<l Castle Ring (U.O.. . 
 1600). Or, on a chevron gules, three lions oouchttm 
 guardant of the tield. Mantling gules and or. Olltt— 
 On a wrc-^th of the colours, a hawk close proper, belled or 
 Motto—" Deus providebit." 
 
 Son of Chichester Francis Boltun of Tullydonnell 
 
 Barrister, i. 1804 ; d. 1865. m. , Harriett AugU!>ta| 
 
 d. of Rev. Henry Stewart, D.U. , Rector of Loughgeliy' 
 
 CO. Armagh, and niece of Rt. Hon. Sir John Stewart 
 
 Bart. :— 
 
 Henry Richard Stewart Bolton, Oentleman, of TulK 
 
 donncll, co. Louth, />. 1842; m. i88o, lilizahetli Victori.i 
 
 d. of Rev. Richard Maunsell, Rector of Castle Island, c 
 
 Kerry. Seat — Castle Rheban, co. Kildare. /fes. — 38 Si 
 
 George's Square, London, S. W. 
 
 Sons of Richard Bolton of Castle Ring, co. I-mii' 
 and Donaglimoyne, co. Louth, J. P., />. 1811 ; (/. 1 -. 
 m. 1853, Mary Sophia Ward, d. of Rev. ('nni'i 
 Marshall : — 
 John Marshall Bolton, Esq., J. P. cos. Louth an.: 
 Monaghan (High Sheriff co. Mon. 1894), B.A. (Trin. Coll. 
 Dub.), i. 1858; tn. 1895, Florinda Julia, d. of late kc\ 
 James Robert ffoUiott, M.A., Rector of Moira, co. Down 
 5*a/j— Castle Ring, co. Louth; Donaghmoyne, Carricknia 
 cross, CO. Mon.ighan. 
 
 Archer Clive Bolton, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Norlliants Regi 
 i. 1859. /?es. — 
 
 BOLTON of Carbrook (L.O.). Argent, a falcon clo r 
 sable, armed, jessed, and belled or, on a chief of ih^ 
 second, three bezants of the third. Mantling gule 
 
 I 
 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 falcon as in the arms. Motto — " Industria et virtute. 
 Livery — Black and silver. 
 
 Son of Joseph Cheney Bolton, Esq., J. P. co. Lanark, 
 
 D.L. CO. Stirling, M.P. for co. Stirling 1880-1892. 
 
 b. 1819 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1850, Emma, d. of Samuel 
 
 Higginbotham : — 
 Edwin Bolton, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Stirling, *. 1858; 
 m. 1888, Elinor Elizabeth, eld. d. of J. H. N. Graham of 
 Larbert; and has issue— (i) Ian Frederick Cheney Bolton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1889; (2) Edwin Graham Bolton, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1891 ; Mona Graham ; and Florence Marjorie. 
 .5^a^— Carbrook, Larbert, Stirlingshire. C/«3j— Naval and 
 Military, New (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow), County 
 (Stirling). 
 
 BOMFORD, see NORTH-BOMFORD, 
 
 BON AMY, quartered by DOBR^E. 
 
 BOND, see MACGEOUGH-BOND. 
 
 § l8 the Military Cockade. 
 
IBon 
 
 IBon 
 
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 ' GERALD DENIS BOND, Esquire, J. P. Dorset, 
 
 ) Capt. ist Vol. Batt. Dorset Regt., 1892-99. Born 
 
 )9, being the second son of Nathaniel Bond, Esq., J. P. 
 ; i b.L. for CO. Dorset, by his wife Lady Selina Jane, 
 
 h dau. of the Rt. Hon. John Scott, 2nd Earl of Eldon. 
 
 tnoruil bearings— Quarterly of six, i. sable, a fesse or ; 
 
 argent, on a chevron sable, three bezants ; 3. vert, an 
 , 'Ic displayed with two heads or ; 4. sable, three lions 
 
 npant argent ; 5. azure, three fleurs-de-lis or, a chief of 
 last, thereon a demi-lion rampant issuant sable ; 6. 
 
 fs, nine billets, four, three, and two, and in base a 
 Jiaiit. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 ! degree, with a mantling sable and or. Crest— Upon a 
 ^th of the colours, a wing sable, charged with a fesse or. 
 fr/— Holme Priory, Wareham. 
 
 NATHANIEL BOND, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Dorset, second surviving son of the Rev. Nathaniel 
 
 fnd, Clerk in Holy Orders, by Mary his wife, dau. of 
 
 |in Hawkesworth of Forest, Queen's County, Ireland. 
 
 L;;j_ Black, with yellow facings and silver buttons. 
 
 aorial bearings — Quarterly of six, i. sable, a fesse 
 
 2. argent, on a chevron sable, three bezants ; 3. 
 
 :rt, an eagle displayed with two heads or; 4. sable, three 
 pns rampant argent ; 5. azure, three fleurs-de-lis or, a chief 
 ' the last, thereon a demi-Hon rampant issuant sable; 6. 
 jules, nine billets, four, three and two, and in base a 
 jszant. Mantling sable and or. Crest— Upon a wreath 
 If the colours, a wing sable, charged with a fesse or. 
 lorried, Nov. 10, 1864, Selina Jane, commonly known 
 3 Lady Selina Jane (who died Dec. 17, 1891), fifth dau. of 
 le Rt. Hon. John Scott, 2nd Earl of Eldon ; and has 
 M««— (i)John Wentworth Garneys Bond, Esq., J. P. and 
 >.L. CO. Dorset; (2) Gerald Denis Bond, Esq., J. P. co. 
 orset ; (3) Rev. Raymond Alured Bond, Clerk in Holy 
 Mers[/«., Oct. 4, 1898, Mildred, dau. of the late Hon. 
 J.shley Glyn, son of the ist Lord Wolverton] ; (4) Claud 
 ^athaniel Bond, Gentleman; (^) Kenneth Duncombe 
 iond, Gentleman ; (6) Nigel de Mundevile Bond, Gentle- 
 man ; (7) Herbert Ivo de Kenton Bond, Gentleman ; 
 
 (8) Walter de Grey Bond, Gentleman ; Louisa Charlotte ; 
 Leonora Sophia ; and Rachel Adela [m. Paul Warner 
 Bush, Esq., Capt. R.N. £sMm— Creech Grange and 
 Holme, CO. Dorset ; Sway and Arnwood, co. Southampton ; 
 Cefncoed, co. Cardigan. Postal address — Creech Grange, 
 Wareham, Dorset. Club — Carlton. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY BOND, Esquire, J. P. cos. Dorset 
 and Hants, late Lieut, ist Batt. Royal Scots. Born May 
 27, 1852, being the eldest son of the Rev. Henry Bond, 
 B.C.L., Vicar of South Petherton, Prebendary of Wells, 
 and Rural Dean, by his wife Aditha Augusta Mary, only 
 dau. of Hon. Henry Pomeroy, son of Rt. Hon. John, 
 4th Viscount Harberton. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly of six, I. sable, a fesse or; 2. argent, on a chevron 
 sable, three bezants; 3. vert, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads or ; 4. sable, three lions rampant argent ; 5. azure, 
 three fleurs-de-lis or, a chief of the last, thereon a demi-lion 
 rampant issuant sable ; 6. gules, nine billets, four, three, 
 and two, and in base a bezant, impaling the arms of 
 Thompson, namely, per fesse argent and sable, a fesse 
 counter-embattled between three falcons counterchanged, 
 belled and Jessed or, a canton gules. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wing sable, 
 charged with a fesse or. Married, July 2, 1878, Mary 
 Caroline, second dau. of Sir Harry Meysey Thompson, 
 Bart., of Kirby Hall, Yorks ; and has Issue— [i] Algernon 
 Arthur Garneys Bond, Gentleman, b. June 21, 1879; (2) 
 William Ralph Garneys Bond, Gentleman, b. December 
 12, 1880 ; Edith Cicely Garneys ; Lilian Mary Garneys ; 
 and Margaret Helen Garneys. 5«a/— Fryern Court, Hants. 
 
 BONITHON, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 BONAR of Kimmerghame (of very ancient origin, but 
 matric. L.O. 1824). Argent, a saltire azure, on a chief 
 sable, three escallops or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a sword erect in pale 
 proper, hilted and pommelled or. Motto — " Denique 
 coelum." Livery— '&\Me and white or silver. 
 
 Only son of the late John Andrew Bonar, Gentleman 
 (eld. s. of Andrew Bonar of Kimmerghame, co. 
 Berwick and of Marsali, d. of Col. Ranaldson Mac- 
 donnel, 15th of Glengarry), b. 1838 ; d. 1874; m. 1862, 
 Ellen Elizabeth Anne, d. of Ralph E. Godschall John- 
 son :— 
 John Andrew Macdonell Bonar, Gentleman, b. i Sept. 
 1863 ; m. 6 July 1887, Mary Catherine Lindsey, d. of 
 Charles Lindsey Page ; and has issue — Alastair John 
 Macdonell Bonar, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; May Louisa 
 Macdonell ; and Marsali Glengarry Macdonell. Post, 
 add. — Quarry Place, Sevenoaks, Kent. Club — Golfers'. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 « HENRY CORMO ORME BONSOR. Eaouire. J.P., 
 D.U. and Couniy AUerman. M.P. for N.E. Surrey 
 since 1 8*5. oiie of H. M. LiculenanU for the City of London. 
 Btm iiept. a. 1848, lieing the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 Booaor. by his wife Ehia Dennc, dau. of Major Orme. 
 C/«ii— Carlton. Arthurs, Turf. St. Stephen's. ArmorUl 
 bMOingB— Per fcsse azure and argent, a pale counter- 
 ch.-ingtrtl. three lions' heads erased or. on a chief indented 
 rrniinois. three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper. 
 ffmntUn g' luurc and argrnt. OTMt — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a start raguly fesseways or, a wolf passant sable, 
 collared ami chained also gold, resting the dexter (ore-paw 
 00 a roae as in the arms. Married, firstly. April 18, 1872, 
 Emily Gertrude, dau. of James Fcllowes of Kmgston, Dor- 
 set ; and by her had Issue— {^\) Malcolm Cosmo Bonsor, 
 Gentleman, *. 1878; (a) Reginald Bonsor, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 9, 1879; (3) Robert Cecil Bonsor, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 so, 1880 ; and (5I Arthur Charles Bonsor, Gentleman, b. July 
 13. i88a. He m. secondly, March 3, 1886, Mabel Grace, 
 youngest dau. of James Brand of Sanderstead Court, Croy- 
 don, ^i-ji/— Kingswood Warren, Epsom, Surrey. Rest- 
 demct—jli Belgrave Square, S. W. 
 
 JOHN BONTEIN. Esquire, chief of his name, late 
 Lieut. R.M.L.l. Dom 1838, being the only son of the late 
 Col. John IV)ntein. H.E.I.C.S.. by his wife Elizabeth, dau. 
 of Col. Barnard. Armorial bearings— Argent, a bend 
 gules, between three bunting birds proper. M a n t lin g 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— A denii-eagle issuing out of 
 a ducal coronet proper. Supporters -Two lions rampant 
 proiK-r. Motto— " Copiose et opportune. " Married, i86a, 
 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Gen. Sir William Chalmers of 
 Glenericht, co. Perth ; and has Jssue — John William 
 Chalmers Bontein, Esq., 6. 1863; and Ethel. 
 
 BONTINE, quartered by EWING. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM BONYNGE, Gentleman. Born 
 Oct. 5, 1838, being the eldest son of Thomas Bonynge of 
 Raneiagh. co. Dublin, by his wife Louisa Selena Taylor 
 of London. Armorial bearings — Argent, two bars gules, 
 each charged with as many escallops or, on a chief in- 
 dented azure, an annulet of the third. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, an ostrich 
 proper, charged with an escallop sable, and holding in 
 the beak a key of the same. MottO — " Virtute decoratus." 
 Married, June 5, 1869. Rodie S. D., dau. of James M. 
 Stephens (a Planter in the Southern States), and descended 
 on her mothers side from the family of U.S. Senator 
 George Read, one of the signers of the Declaration of In- 
 dependence ; and has Issue — Louisa Selena [m. , Aug. 8, 1892, 
 Major John Grenfell Maxwell, ist Batt. R.H. (Black 
 Watch). Residence — 42 Prince's Gate, Ix)ndon, S.W. 
 
 The Honourable Sir JOHN LANGDON BONY- 
 THON, Knight Bachelor (by Letters Patent 1898), 
 Member of the House of Representatives in the Parlia- 
 ment of the Commonwealth of Australia, having been 
 elected second on the poll for the State of S. Australia 
 to the first Parliament, and returned unopposed to the 
 second Parliament, President of the Council of the South 
 Australian School of Mines and Industries since 1889, 
 Pres. of South Australian Branch of Royal Geographical 
 Society, Chairman of the Adelaide School Board, and 
 Chairman of the Council of the Government Agricultural 
 College, J. P. for South Australia. Born Oct. 15, 1848, 
 being the second son of George Langdon Boiiython, now of 
 Adelaide, formerly of St. Columb Minor, Cornwall, by 
 his wife Annie, dau. of James Fairbairn MacBain of Aber- 
 deen. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, a chevron between 
 three fleurs-de-lis sable. [Confirmed Vns. of Cornwall 
 i6th and 17th cent, to Bonython of Bonython, Ped. H. 
 Coll.]. Motto — "In Deo spes mea." Married, Dec. 24, 
 1870, Marie Louise Frederica, dau. of Daniel Friedrich 
 Balthasar of Berlin; and has Issue— (i) Clive Hereward 
 Bonython, Gentleman, b. July 31. 1872, d. Feb. 21, 1873; 
 (2) John Lavington Bonython, Esq. , Member of the Ade- 
 laide City Council, formerly Pres. of the South Australian 
 Branch of Australian Natives' Association, Lieut, in the 
 South Australian Military Forces [A'w.— Carhayes, North 
 Adelaide, South Australia], b. Sept. 10, 1875 [tn. 1904, 
 Blanche Ada, dau. of the Hon. the late Sir John Cox 
 Bray, formerly Premier and Agent-Gen. in London of 
 Sotrth Australa ; and has issue— John Langdon Bonython, 
 
 IBoo 
 
 Esq., *. Feb. 13, 1905]; (3) Hugh Trevanion Honyihon 
 Esq., b. Julv 9, 1879; (4) Arthur Fairbairn Bonvili. 
 Gentleman, b. June 18. d. Nov. 7. 1883 ; (5) Francis ("Jud .; 
 phin Bonython. Esq.. b. Jan. 4, 1885 ; Mary Elsie [«., April 
 18, 1900, Herbert Angas Parsons, LL.B.. son of the Hon. 
 
 J, L. Parsons, Member of the South Australian Legisla 
 ture] ; Edith Annie; and Ada Langdon. Residences — Car 
 clew, Adelaide ; Carminow, Mount Lofty, South Australi.!. 
 
 BOORD (1896). Per fesse azure and gules, a goal's h«i(l 
 erased within an orle of eight martlets argent. Mantling 
 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 goat argent, -gutt6-de-poix, resting the dexter leg on an 
 escutcheon gules, charged with a martlet of the first. 
 Motto—" Virtute et industria." Livery — Blue, red piping, 
 and blue and red striped waistcoat, silver buttons. 
 
 Son of Joseph Boord, Esq., of Harefield Grove, nr. 
 
 Uxbridge, J. P., co. Bucks (d. 1875); m. ist, Mary 
 
 Ann, d. of Thomas Newstead of Dunham, Notts :— 
 
 Sir (Thomas) William Boord, ist Bart. (1896), of Wake 
 
 hurst Place, co. Sussex, J. P. for that co., F.S.A., Capt. 
 
 (ret.) ist V.B. Kings Roy. Rifle Corps, V.D., M.P. 
 
 for Boro. of Greenwich 1873-1895. b. 1838; m. 1861, 
 
 Margaret d'Almaine, eld. d. of Thomas George Mackinlay, 
 
 F.S.A., of Regent's Park Gardens, London (by Katherine, 
 
 his wife, only d. and eventual heir of the late Andrew 
 
 Ure, M.D., F.R.S.. Professor of Natural Philosophy and 
 
 Chemistry in the Univ. of Glasgow, Analytical Chemist 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 "Bor 
 
 137 
 
 »H M Board of Customs); and has issue— (i) William 
 Pthiir Boord, lisq. , F.R.G.S., b. 1862; (2) Harry Percy 
 Lord Esq., M.A. Camb, b. 1868; (3) Alexander Edgar 
 Urd! Esq., b. 1872 [m. 1901, Coralie Mary, d. of Herman 
 ■oskier of Hayes, Kent] ; and Mary Lilian [m. 1897, Com- 
 inder Warren Frederick Caborne, C.B. , R.N.R. ; and 
 IS iisue] ; and Ethel Margaret [m. 1899, Sydney Arthur 
 jnckton Copeman, Esq., M.D., M.A. Camb., F.R.C.P., 
 R.S. Loud., Medical Inspector H.M. Local Government 
 lard, Surg. Capt. 2nd London Rifles ; and has issue], 
 f.— bldbury Place, Ightham, Kent. C/w*— Carlton. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD BOOTHBY, Esquire, formerly 
 Privy Council Office, and Private Secretary to Lords 
 esident; formerly Capt. 2nd Derbyshire R.V., J. P. co. 
 iff., and Ranger of H.M. Forest of Needwood. Born 
 ig- 'i7i 1821, being the tliird son of the Rev. Prebendary 
 ooke Boothby, M.A. (Ch. Ch., Oxford), by his wife the 
 3n. Louisa Henrietta Vcnables- Vernon, dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 jnry, 3rd Lord Vernon (and grandson of the late Sir 
 illiam Boothby, 8th Bart.). Livery— Blue coat, black 
 i)users, and black and white waistcoat. Armorial 
 tarings— Argent, on a canton sable, a lion's gamb erased 
 I, and impaling the arms of Harbord, namely, quarterly 
 lire and gules, four lions rampant argent, and in the fesse 
 lint an imperial crown or. Mantling sable and argent, 
 lest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb as in the 
 iHS. Motto— " Mors Christi mors morti mihi." Married, 
 'pt. 185s, Hon. Georgiana Mary Harbord, dau. of Rt. 
 [an. Edward, 3rd Lord Suffield, and widow of George 
 jlward Anson, Esq., C.B. , Keeper of H.M. Privy Purse; 
 td had Issue— An only dau., Emily Louisa, d. unm. Feb. 
 1874. Postal add. — i Palmeira Square, Brighton, Sussex. 
 
 THOMAS GEORGE BOROUGH, Gentleman, B.A. 
 ji, Ch., Oxford. Born January 31, 1856, being the second 
 n of the late John Charles Burton Borough, Esq., J.P 
 id D.L., High Sheriff 1844, late Lieut. S. Salop Yeo" 
 anry, by his wife Elizabeth Charlotte, dau. of Rear_ 
 Imiral Roberts-Gawen. Armorial bearings — Gules, the" 
 jDt of an oak tree eradicated and couped in pale, sprout- 
 l out two branches proper, with the shield of Pallas 
 nging thereon or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 1 a wreath of the colours, an eagle proper, holding 
 e shield of Pallas in its claws. Motto— " Virtute et 
 iwre." Residence — Spring Grove, Milverton. 
 
 JOHN SIDNEY BURTON BOROUGH, Esquire, 
 P. for Somerset, D.L. for county Salop, High Sheriff, 
 A. (Oxon.). Born April 22, 1852, being the eldest 
 n of the late John Charles Burton Borough, Esq., 
 P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1844, late Lieutenant S. 
 ilop Yeomanry, by his wife Elizabeth Charlotte, only 
 lughter of Rear-Admiral Roberts-Gawen. Livery — Dark 
 ue and silver. Armorial bearings— Gules, the root of an 
 .k tree eradicated and couped in pale, sprouting out two 
 anches proper, with the shield of Pallas hanging thereon 
 [. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 j 'lours, an eagle proper, holding the shield of Pallas in its 
 jaws. Motto — "Virtute et robore. " Married, April 25, 
 iSg, Edith Fanny Maud, younger dau. of Rev. Henry 
 jladwyn Jebb of Firbeck Hall, Yorks ; and has Issue— (i) 
 |ihn George Burton Borough, Gentleman, b. Sept. 13, 
 ''90; (2) Alaric Charles Henry Borough, Gentleman, b. 
 jpril 9, 1892; Elisabeth Honora ; and Cynthia Mabel. 
 I !a/— Chetwynd Park, Newport, co. Salop. Clubs — 
 iarlton, County (Shrewsbury). 
 
 BOROUGHDEN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 : ARTHUR HARDRESS BORRER, Gentleman. Born 
 jCtober 31, 1854, being the fourth son of the Reverend 
 larey Hampton Borrer, Rector of Hurst Pierpoint, Treasurer 
 ;: Chichester Cathedral and Rural Dean, in the county of 
 iissex [to whom refer], by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of 
 imes Orr of Hclywood House, in the county of Down. 
 nnorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, a lion 
 inipant erminois, holding in the dexter paw an auger or 
 3rer proper, over all, on a chevron argent, three escut- 
 leons of the field, the centre one charged with a rose of 
 le fourth, barbed and seeded of the third, and in chief a 
 lartlet upon a mullet for difference ; and for his Crest, 
 pon a wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased proper, 
 etty argent, holding in the mouth an auger as in the arms. 
 
 Married, October 27, 1881, Dorothea Caroline, second 
 daughter of Maximilian Hammond Dalison, Esquire, of 
 Hamptons Tunbridge, in the county of Kent [to whom 
 refer] ; and has Issue— (z.) Arthur Carey Hampton Borrer, 
 Gentleman, born September 14, 1882; (2) Cliftbrd Dalison 
 Borrer, Gentleman, born April 12, 1885 ; (3) John Maxi- 
 milian Borrer, Gentleman, born September 20, 1888. Postal 
 address — 6 Durham Place, Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 S Major CARY HAMPTON BORRER, J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. Sussex, eldest son of the late Rev. Canon 
 Borrer, Rector of Hurst Pierpoint, Treasurer of Chichester 
 Cathedral and Rural Dean, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of 
 late James Orr of Holy wood House, co. Down. Clubs — 
 Naval and Military, .St. Stephen's. Livery — Dark blue, 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Azur€, a lion rampant erminois, holding in his dexter paw 
 an auger or borer proper, over all, on a chevron argent, 
 three escutcheons of the field, the centre one charged with 
 a rose of the fourth, barbed and seeded of the third, in chief 
 a label upon a mullet for difference. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased proper, fretty 
 argent, holding in the mouth an auger as in the arms. 
 Married, June 22, 1871, Alice, only surviving child of the 
 late John Eames Downe, Esq. Postal address — "Somerhill 
 Lodge," Hove, Sussex. 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES ALEXANDER BORRER, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Horseheath, Linton, in 
 the county of Cambridge, Bachelor of Arts of the University 
 of Oxford. Born December 4, 1843, being the third son of 
 the Reverend Carey Hampton Borrer, Rector of Hurst 
 Pierpoint, Treasurer of Chichester Cathedral and Rural 
 Dean [to whom refer], and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of 
 James Orr of Holywood House, in the county of Down. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms ; Azure, a lion 
 rampant erminois, holding in the dexter paw an auger or 
 borer proper, over all, on a chevron argent, three escut- 
 cheons of the field, the centre one charged with a rose of 
 the fourth, barbed and seeded of the third, and in chief a 
 crescent upon a mullet for difference ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased proper, 
 fretty argent, holding in the mouth an auger as in the arms. 
 Married, firstly, Dora, dau. of Thomas Gee of Beechwood, 
 Hojje Mansel. He tn. secondly, Evelyn Maria, dau. of 
 Thomas Jesson of Awbridge House, Romsey, Hants. 
 Postal address — Horseheath, Linton, Cambridgeshire. 
 
 WALTER CHARLES FRESHFIELD CLIFFORD 
 
 BORRER, Gentleman. Born , being the only son 
 
 of the late Capt. Clifford Fortescue Borrer, by his wife 
 Christina Sophia, dau. and co-heir of Charles K. Freshfield, 
 M. P. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a lion rampant erminois, holding in his dexter paw 
 an auger or borer proper, over all, on a chevron argent, 
 three escutcheons of the field, the centre one charged with 
 a rose of the fourth, barbed and seeded of the third, a 
 mullet for difference. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased prof>er, 
 fretty argent, holding in the mouth an auger as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Deo cari nihilo carent." Residence — 
 Pickwell, Cuckfield, Sussex. C/wi^— Boodle's. 
 
 § WILLIAM BORRER, Esquire, J.P. Born 1846, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Borrer of 
 Cowfold, Sussex, by his wife Margaret, dau. of John 
 Hamlyn Borrer. Annorial bearings — Azure, a lion ram- 
 pant erminois, holding in his dexter paw an auger or 
 borer proper, over all, on a chevron argent, three escut- 
 cheons of the field, the centre one charged with a rose of 
 the fourth, barbed and seeded of the third ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased 
 proper, fretty argent, holding in the mouth an auger as in 
 the arms ; with the Motto, " Fide laboro." Married, 1883, 
 Fanny Elisabeth, eld. dau. of the late WiUiam Piers 
 Thomas, Esq., and has, with other issue —WiUiam Hardres 
 Borrer, Gentleman, born 1889]. R-esidence — Pickwell, 
 Cuckfield, Sussex. 
 
 BORROWES, see ROCHE-BORROWES. 
 
 § ROBERT HIGGINSON BORROWES, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff 1853, late Capt. 13th Light 
 Dragoons, and formerly Major of Kildare Rifles. Born 
 
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 Sept. 9S, i8a6, being the only son of Robert Borrowes, by 
 hii wife Charlotte, dau. of Col. John Madden of Hilton, 
 oa Monachal). ArmorUl bearlni^— Or, on a cross gules 
 five mullets pierced iirg<iii, in t+u- tirst quarter a lion |>assant 
 guanliuil of the ticld. Mantllnff gules and or. OrMt— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant argent, ducally crowned 
 or. Motto—" Non vi virtuie. " Afarried, June 9, 1859, 
 he Hon. Louisa Katharine Browite, third dau. of John 
 Ca\-endi5h, jrd Lord Kiltnaine. AVu/— Gilltown, New- 
 bridge, CO. Kildare. 
 
 JOHN BORTHWICK, Esquire. Justice of the Peace 
 for the counties of Midlothian and Berwick. Bom 1825, 
 being the eldest son of John Borthwick of Borthwick and 
 Crookston, by his wife Ann. eldest daughter of Robert 
 Dundas of Arniston. Lord Chief Baron of Scotland 1819. 
 C7*^— Junior Carlton, /.itv/j— Black and white. Armo- 
 rial bearlnfft— He ought to bear for Amu: Argent, a 
 crescvnt bct«een three cinquefoils sable, which are duly 
 matriculated in Lyon Register as the arms of Borthwick 
 of Crookston. The achintmtnl Mr. Borthwick claims is : 
 Quarttrly i and ^, quarterly 1, and iiii. argent, three cinque- 
 foils sablt ; ii. and Hi. argent, a cross engrailed between 
 four cross crosslets ^tckie sable ; a. quarterly i. and iiii. 
 gults, three fleurs-de-lis argent; ii. and Hi. ermine, on a 
 fiesu sable, three crescents argent; 3. quarterly i. and iiii. 
 per pal* argent and sable, a chapter adorned with four roses 
 counterchanged ; ii. and Hi. purpure (f verf^, three grey- 
 hounds courant argent, two and one, on a chief of the last, 
 three hunting-horns stringed. Crest — A blackamoor's head 
 im profle couped. Supporters — On either side an angel 
 proper. Motto— " ^«« conducit." Married, 1854, Eliza- 
 beth Mason, eldest daughter of Vice -Admiral Pringle 
 of Forwoodiee, in the county of Selkirk. Estates — 
 Barony of Borthwick Castle, Crookston House, and 
 Bamhouse. Postal addresses — Heriot, and Fountainhall, 
 Midlothian. Clubs — Constitutional, Caledonian United 
 Service (Edinburgh). 
 
 BOSANQUET, see SMITH-BOSANQUET. 
 
 BOSCO. quartered by LEMPRIERE. 
 
 BOSTOCK, quartered by CON VERS and FOX. 
 
 BOSTOCK (6 Oct 1733). Argent, a fesse couped azure, 
 on a canton gules, a maiden's bead couped at the breast 
 
 proper, crined or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, a crescent argent, theteui 
 issuant a bear's head pean, erased gules, muzzled ot. 
 Motto ' ' Frangas non flectes. " 
 
 Son of John Stileman Bostock, Gentleman, h. 181 ; 
 
 d. 1885; m. 1840, Emma, d. of Rev. Edward Kim 
 
 M.A. : — 
 Edward Ingram Bostock, Esq., J. P. co. Sussex 
 M.R.C.S., b. 39 Nov. 184a; m. 34 Apl. 1873, Sarah 
 Southey, eld. d. of Thomas Baker, M.R.C.S. ; and has 
 issue (i) John Southey Bostock, Esq., Capt. R.A.M.C, 
 b. 8 June 1875; (a) Archibald Thomas Bostock, Gentlemaii' 
 b. 23 Feb. 1877; (3) Robert Vernon Bostock, Gentleman] 
 b. 15 May 1878; (4) Francis Edward Henry Bostock! 
 Gentleman, b. 9 Feb. 1883 ; (5) Edward Lyon Bostock! 
 Gentleman, b. 9 Nov. 1886; (6) Neville Stanley Bostock, 
 Gentleman, b. 6 Apl. 1888; Eva Mary, Agnes Helen; 
 Constance Marjorie ; and Dorothy. Res. — Horsham! 
 Sussex. 
 
 BOSVILLE. quartered by MACDONALD. 
 
 ALEXANDER WENTWORTH MACDONALD BOS- 
 VILLE, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the East Riding of co, 
 York, High Sheriff. Born Sept. 26, 1865, being the only 
 son of Godfrey Wentworth Bayard Bosville, Gentleman, by 
 his wife Harriet Cassandra, commonly known as the Hon. 
 Harriet Cassandra, dau. of Henry Willoughby, Esq. , and 
 sister of the Rt. Hon. Henry Willoughby, eighth Baron 
 Middleton of Middleton, in co. Warwick. Livery — Dress: 
 scarlet plush waistcoat and breeches, white silk stockings, 
 and a drab coat ; undress : double-breasted dark "Oxford 
 mixture " coat and trousers, red and white striped waistcoat, 
 drab great-coat, brass buttons. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 
 terly I and 4, argent five fusils conjoined in fesse gules, in 
 chief three bears' heads erased at the neck sable, muzzled 
 or, a canton ermine for distinction (for Bosville), 2 and 3 
 quarterly, i. argent a lion rampant gules, ii. or, a cubit arm 
 in fesse couped in armour, the hand proper, holding a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e erect gules, iii. or, a lymphad, the sails furled 
 sable, iv. vert, a fish naiant proper, all within a bordure 
 wavy sable (for Macdonald). Crests- 1. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a bull passant argent, armed sable, charged 
 for distinction on the shoulder with a rose gules, issuant 
 from a hurst of oaks proper (for Bosville), 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a cubit arm in fesse couped in armour proper, 
 charged for distinction with a bendlet sinister azure, the 
 hand also proper holding a cross crosslet fitch6e erect gules 
 (for Macdonald); with the Motto, "Virtus propter se." 
 Married, October 20, 1886, Alice Edith, daughter of John 
 Middleton ; and has /jj«^— Godfrey Middleton Bosville, 
 Gentleman, born September 25, 1887; and Celia Violet. 
 £j/a/«— Thorpe, near Bridlington ; Gunthwaite and Mid- 
 hope, near Penistone ; all in the county of York. Postal 
 a<ifr«j— Thorpe Hall, Bridlington. 6V/«J5— Boodle's, York- 
 shire (York). 
 
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 HARRIET CASSANDRA BOSVILLE, Widow, com- 
 iioniy known as the Honourable Harriet Cassandra Bosville, 
 daughter of Henry Wiiloughby, Esquire, of Birdsall and 
 iSetlrington, in the county of York, by Charlotte his wife, 
 i'ldest dangliter of the Venerable Archdeacon John Eyre 
 !)f BabworUi, and sister of the Right Honourable Henry 
 ivVillougbby, eighth Baron Middleton. With her other 
 brothers and her surviving sister she obtained a Patent of 
 Precedence as the children of a Baron. Armorial bearings 
 'ire, upon a lozenge : Quarterly i and 4, argent five fusils 
 Conjoined in fesse gules, in chief three bears' heads erased 
 it the neck, sable, muzzled or, a canton ermine for distinc- 
 ion (for Bosville), 2 and 3 quarterly, i. argent, a lion ram- 
 jant gules, ii. or, a cubit arm in fesse couped in armour, the 
 land proper holding a cross crosslet fitchte erect gules, iii. or, 
 I lyniphad, the sails furled sable, iv. vert, a fish naiant proper, 
 Ul within a bordure wavy sable (for Macdonald) ; impaling 
 ;he arms of Wiiloughby, namely, quarterly i and 4 or, fretty 
 uure (for Wiiloughby of Parham), 2 and 3 or, two bars 
 :rules, thereon three water-bougets, two on the upjjer and one 
 an the lower argent (for Wiiloughby of Middleton). Married, 
 fuly S, 1864, Godfrey Wentworth Bosville, Gentleman, of 
 Thorpe Hall, who died October 11, 1865 ; of which marriage 
 •.here is Issue — An only son, Alexander Wentworth Mac- 
 donald Bosville, Esquire [to whom refer]. Postal address — 
 Mount St. John, Thirske, Yorkshire. 
 
 CLAUD PATRICK BOSWELL, Gentleman, M.A., 
 LL.B. (Edin. Univ.), and Advocate at the Scottish Bar. 
 Bom August 28, 1864, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Thomas Irvine Boswell Boswell, LL.D. (who assumed the 
 surname and arms of Boswell in lieu of Syme, by Royal 
 Licence, 1875, upon succeeding to the estates of his maternal 
 uncle, John Irvine Boswell), by his wife Susan, dan. of 
 Benjamin Hardwick of Beckenham, co. Kent. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a fesse sable, three 
 cinquefoils of the first ; 2 and 3, or, a lion rampant gules, 
 armed and langued azure, debruised by a ribbon sable, all 
 within a bordure engrailed sable, for difference. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 falcon proper, hooded gules, fessed and belled or. MottO 
 -"Vrayfoy." Seat — Balmuto, Kirkcaldy, co. Fife. 
 
 BOTEVILLE, quartered by THYNNE. 
 BOTFIELD, see GARNETT-BOTFIELD. 
 BOTTOMLEY, see CAUTLEY. 
 
 JOHN CHARLES BOUCHER, Esq., formerly Capt. 
 
 • 3rd Regt. Dragoon Guards and 5th Roy. Lancers. Born 
 \ 1836, being the son of James George Boucher (who assumed 
 I that name by Royal Licence August 23, 1837, in lieu of his 
 j patronymic), by his wife Alethea, dau. of John Hext of 
 j Trenarron, co. Cornwall. Armorial bearings— Azure, on 
 I a chevron or, between three lamps argent, flames proper, as 
 j many water-bougets sable. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 i — On a wreath of the colours, a demi sea-horse proper, 
 
 collared and lined gules, between the fins a water-bouget as 
 j in the arms. Motto— " Deo fa vente." Married, \s\.,\'&6\, 
 j Beatrice, d. of J. J. J. Sudlow ; 2nd, Fanny Adelaide, d. of 
 
 Joseph Carter of Bury Lodge, Alverstone, Hants. Resi- 
 I dence—14 Beaufort East, Bath. 
 
 , EDWARD GRAHAM BOUCHER, Gentleman. Bom 
 : June 4, 1854, being the second son of James George Boucher 
 I and his wife Charlotte, dau. of Rev. James Bush. Armorial 
 
 • bearings— Azure, on a chevron or, between three hand- 
 ;. grenades fired proper, as many water-bougets sable. Mant- 
 I ling azure and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 demi sea-horse proper, collared and lined gules, and holding 
 i between the feet a water-bouget as in the arm=. Motto— 
 "Deo favente." Married, October 14, 1888, Maud Har- 
 greayes, dau. of Henry Hargreaves. Postal address— 
 "Fairfield," Lymington, Hampshire. C/«iJ— Piccadilly. 
 
 BOUGHEY, quartered by LINGARD-MONK. 
 
 BOUGHTON, see ROUSE- BOUGHTON, ROUSE- 
 BOUGHTON- KNIGHT, and WARD-BOUGHTON- 
 ' "IGH. 
 
 BOULTBKE, quartered by CANTRELL - HUB- 
 BE RSTY. 
 
 JAMES BOULTON, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Per pale sable and or, a chevron invected between 
 two eagles in chief and a leopard's face in base all counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and or. Crest— Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, an eagle with wings dis- 
 played, holding in the beak a branch of holly, and between 
 two branches of holly all proper. Residence — 13A Great 
 Marlborough Street, London, W. 
 
 §SiR SAMUEL BAGSTER BOULTON, Bart., 
 F.R.G.S., A.I.C.E., J.P. and D.L. Herts, J.P. 
 Middlesex, J.P. Borough of West Ham; Lord of the 
 Manor of Totteridge ; President West Ham Chamber of 
 Commerce, 1 893-1 902 ; Vice-President London Chamber of 
 Commerce, 1893-98 ; Chairman of London Labour Con- 
 ciliation Board. Born July 12, 1830, being the third but 
 only surviving son of the Rev. Thomas Boulton and his 
 wife Rhoda, dau. of John Parker. Livery — White (or 
 drab) with red facings. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 
 a bend gules, two leopards' faces of the field, a chief arched 
 of the second, thereon two falcons close projjer. Upon 
 the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a holly-bush a falcon rising, holding in the dexter claw 
 a bird-bolt in pale, head downwards, and in the beak a 
 a sprig of holly all proper. MottO — "I will never quit." 
 Married, April 19, 1855, at the British Embassy, Paris, to 
 Sophia Louisa, dau. of the late Thomas Cooper ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Harold Edwin Boulton, Esq., M.A. Balliol Coll., 
 Oxford, late Capt. 2nd Batt. Cameron Highlanders, b. 
 Aug. 1859 \jn., Jan. 26, 1889, Adelaide Lucy, second dau. 
 of Duncan Davidson of Tulloch] ; {2) Oscar Evan Boulton, 
 Esq., M.A. Balliol Coll., Oxford, Capt. Ayrshire Yeomanry, 
 b. May 29, 1866, \m., June 2, 1894, ISarbara Marion, fourth 
 dau. of Maj.-Gen. Wauchope, late Indian Army]; Cora 
 Burt \fn. the late Richard Cowper] ; Mabel Annie [w. St. 
 Clair Kelburn Mulholland Stobart, B. A. Oriel Coll. , Oxford, 
 of Mount Bagnall, co. Louth] ; Enid Alice \rn. Frederick 
 Hugh Capron, B.A. University Coll., Oxford]; Eva Ger- 
 trude; and Beatrice Amy \m. Sidney Galpin, B.A. New 
 Coll., Oxford]. Estates— QoT^^^A Hall Estate, Totteridge, 
 Herts; and Hendon, Middlesex. Residences — Copped 
 Hall, Totteridge, Herts; 189 St. James's Court, Bucking- 
 ham Gate, S.W. C7«^j — Royal Societies', Whitehall, 
 Constitutional. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBou 
 
 TBou 
 
 BOURCHIER. qujutcred by BERNERS. KNYVETT. 
 andMAINWARINli-KULEkKER-ONSLOW. 
 
 BOURKK (U.O.). (Quarterly, or and ermine, a cross 
 en(;railr«l Rule*, in tlic first quarttT a lion r.im|>;int. in ihe 
 fourth a dexter hund couped at the wrist sable. Ma n t lin g 
 gules and or. OTMt— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cat-a-mountain projier, gorgetl with a collar engrailed 
 gules. prn«lcnt tiiercfrom an escutcheon or, charged with 
 a cro^s of the second. MottO — " A cruce salus." 
 
 Son of John Bourke, late of Kanturk, co. Mayo :— 
 
 Edmund Fnuicis Uourke, Gentleman, * /?«. — 
 
 Pretoria, Transvaal. 
 
 Thk Rkverkni) GEORGE URINKWATER 
 BO U R N E. Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 TRnill'nr '-'^u'*"^"* ^^^ '^e county of Gloucester, 
 JjUUVIIv and Honorary Canon of Gloucester. Born 
 August i8ai, being the youngest son of the 
 late Peter Bourne, Esquire, of Hackinsall, Justice of the 
 Peace, by Margaret his wife, Lady of the Manor of Mag- 
 hnll, in the county of Lancaster, and only daughter of the 
 late James Drinkwater of Liverpool. L'/u6 — Oxford and 
 Cambridge, Livery — Dark blue with a red waistcoat 
 Armorial bearln^^ are for Arms : Argent, a chevron 
 
 § 
 
 sable, gutt^-d'eau, between in chief two lions rampant 
 and in base an heraldic tyger also rampant gules ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wTeath of the colours, an heraldic 
 tyger sejant or, gutt^-de-sang, resting the dexter paw 
 up>on a cross pat6e gules ; with the Motto, ' ' Semper 
 vigilans." Married, firstly, April 1847, Jane, only daughter 
 of Francis Hole of Tiverton, m the county of Devon. She 
 died September 22, 1854 ; and secondly, April 1857, Harriet 
 Eliza, youngest daughter of the late John Moss of Otters- 
 F>oole, and sister of the late Sir Thomas Edwards-Moss, 
 Baronet. By his first marriage the above-mentioned 
 Reverend George Drinkwater Bourne had Issue — Francis 
 Hole Bourne, Esquire, late Captain 43rd Light Infantry, 
 born 1850 and died 1880 ; and Margfaret Hole, married, 
 June 24, 1875, to the Reverend Francis Edward Broome- 
 Witts ; and by his second marriage, William Moss Bourne, 
 Gentleman, who died an infant ; Hannah Moss (died 1897) ; 
 and Louisa Moss. Estates — Weston Subedge, in the county 
 of Gloucester ; and Nor Moss, in the county of Lancaster. 
 Postal add. — Weston Subedge, Broadway, Worcestershire. 
 
 SJOHN BOURNE, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. Stafford- 
 shire. Born 1850, being the eldest son of the late 
 John Bourne, by his wife Ethel, dau. of John Mason of 
 Lymington, co. Hants. Armorial bearin^^— Argent, on 
 a mount vert, and in base barry wavy of four of the field 
 and azure, a castle triple-towered gules, two flaunches of the 
 last, on a chief nebuly of the third, the sun in splendour 
 between two estoiles of the first. Maintllng vert and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 
 pegasus salient per fesse or and gules, chargt-d on the Ixxiy 
 with two fountains proper, in the mouth a trefoil slipped 
 vert. Motto — " Haec omnia transeunt." Married, 1881 
 Helen Margaretta, dau. of the late C W. Faber,' Es<i 
 D.L., J. P. ; and has /««*— Gladys; and Muriel, 'stai 
 Hilderstone Hall, Stone, Staffordshire. 
 
 GEORGE SMITH BOURNES, Gentleman. Bom 
 Dec. I, 1828, being the eldest son of the late Samuel 
 Bournes, by his wife Maria, dau. of Andrew Walls. Livery 
 — Dark blue. Armorial bearings — Per chevron azure and 
 
 argent, in chief two mullets pierced or, and in base a btwle- 
 horn sable, garnished of the third and stringed gules. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a garb between two doves respecting each other all 
 proper. Motto — "Vincit qui patitur." Married, July 5, 
 185s, Elizabeth Hartley Isabella, eldest dau. of Charles 
 Persse Wallace, Esq., of Lime Park, co. Galway, J. P. for 
 that CO. , and late of 40th Regt. ; and has had Issue— (1) 
 Samuel George Bournes (deceased); (2) Charies Wallace 
 Bournes (deceased) ; (3) Rev. George Henry Bournes, RA. 
 (Corpus Christi, Cantab.), Clerk in Holy Orders, b. July 4, 
 1873; Annie Maria; Maria Louisa; Caroline Wallace; 
 Annieline Wallace [m. Laurence Teesdale Molesworth, 
 Gentleman] ; Georgina Elizabeth ; Emily Frances Edith 
 [m. Rev. Edwin Coupland Aspinall] ; Henrietta Marion ; 
 and Elizabeth Ada Wallace [m. Rev. William Frances 
 Sherr]. Estate— Kossdhv, co. Mayo. 5^a/— Rossport 
 House, BelmuUet, Ireland. Residence— CAmhit'yAgz House, 
 Blackheath, S.E. 
 
 BOUVERIE, see PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE-CAMP- 
 BELL-WYNDHAM. 
 
 JOHN AUGUSTUS SHEIL BOUVERIE, Esquire, 
 late Captain 3rd Batt. Northampton Regiment. Born 
 Dec. 8, 1866. Armorial bearings— Per fesse or and argent, 
 an eagle displayed with two heads sable, on the breast 
 an escutcheon gules, charged with a bend vair. Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-eagle with two heads displayed sable, ducally 
 gorged or, on the breast a cross crosslet argent. Motto — 
 " Patria cara, cnrior libertas." 5^a/— Delaprci Abbey, 
 near Northampton. 
 
 S BETH ELL GODEFROY BOUWENS, Gentleman, b. 
 1884, being the only son of Lieut. -Col. Lambart Henry 
 Bouwens, R.A., J. P. for Bucks, by Charlotte, dau. of 
 William F. Bethell of Rise Park, Hull. Livery— Dnb, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 141 
 
 yellow facings, black plush breeches ; (dress) black velvet. 
 
 Armorial bearings— Per pale sable and gules, a lion 
 
 rampant guardant, holding between the paws a fleur-de- 
 'iis both or, two roses in chief argent, barbed and seeded 
 
 proper. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 ;the colours, in front of a demi-lion guardant or, between 
 itwo wings vair argent and sable, three roses fesseways 
 
 argent, barbed and seeded proper. Motto— " Nee temere 
 Inectimide." Residence— Rougdovrn End, Boxmoor. 
 
 \ BOWATER (Vn.— Ped. Regd. H. Coll.). Argent, on an 
 'inescutcheon sable between eight martlets in orle gules, a 
 crescent of the lield. No crest registered. 
 Son of : — 
 
 ■ William Vansittart Bowater, Gentleman, 6. 1838; m. 
 '1861, Eliza Jane, d. of Thomas Davey of Bristol ; and has 
 
 issue— (i) Thomas Vansittart Bowater, Gentleman (Fritton 
 'Lodge, Howard Road, South Norwood, S.E. Clud — 
 ; Constitutional), L 1862 [m. 1887, Emily Margaret, d. of 
 John Spencer of Croydon; and has issue— Rainald Van- 
 sittart Bowater, Gentleman, i. 1888; Thomas Dudley 
 Blennerhassett Bowater, Gentleman, d. 1889 ; Victor 
 Spencer Bowater, Gentleman, b. i8gi ; Leslie Frank 
 Bowater, Gentleman, i. 1898 ; Elsie Mary ; and Doris 
 
 ■ Margaret] ; (2) F ■ H Bowater, Gentleman, 6. 
 
 [m. ; and has issue]; {3) F W Bowater, 
 
 " " ■ ' and has issue] ; (4) Herbert 
 
 d. ; (s) Arthur Edward 
 
 , , .. ; (6) Sydney Bowater, Gentle- 
 
 ' man, i. ; (7) Norman Vansittart Bowater, Gentleman, 6. 
 I ;andtwodaus. .^«.— Bury Hall, Edmonton, Middx. 
 
 Gentleman, i. 
 ' James Bowater, Gentleman 
 Bowater, Gentleman, d 
 
 \ BOWDON, see BUTLER-BOWDON. 
 
 BOWEN of Holly mount (U.O. , Um/>. James I. ). Argent, 
 
 on a mount vert, a stag lodged gules, attired and unguled 
 
 or, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped of the second. 
 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 '■ colours, on a mount vert, in front of an oak-tree proper, 
 
 I acorned or, a stag as in the arms. 
 
 I Sons of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Synge Christopher 
 
 Bowen, Baron Bowen of Colwood, a Lord of Appeal in 
 
 Ordinary and a Life Peer, d. 1835 ; d. 1894 ; tn. 1862, 
 
 Emily Frances, d. of James Meadows Rendel, F.R.S.: — 
 
 f The Hon. and Rev. William Edward Bowen, M.A. 
 
 |*(Oxon.), i. Nov. 1862; m. 1890, Catharine, d. of late 
 
 Rev. Canon Morse, Vicar of St. Mary s, Nottingham. 
 
 Res.~iiq Barkston Gardens, London, S.W. ; Glenheadon, 
 
 ,' Totland, Isle of Wight. Club. — Athenaeum. 
 
 The Hon. Maxwell Steele Bowen, b. Oct. 1865. Res. — 
 Son of Croasdaile Bowen-Miller (formerly Bowen, 
 assumed name and arms of Miller by R.L. 1812), 
 b. 1802; d. 1837; m. 1828, Catherine Anne, d. of 
 Thomas Ormsby of Knockmore : — 
 Ormsby Bowen-Miller (q.v.). 
 Sons of Charles Bowen, b. 1804; d. 1871 : m. 1829, 
 Georgiana, d. of Joseph Lambert of Brookhill, co. 
 i Mayo : — 
 
 ; The Hon. Charles Christopher Bowen, M.L.C. New 
 Zealand, Minister of Justice and Education for that Colony 
 1874-1877, b. 1830; m. 1861, Georgina Elizabeth, d. of 
 Rev. David Markham, Canon of Windsor and Rector 
 of Great Horkesley ; and has issue — (i) Charles David 
 Bowen, Gentleman, a Magistrate in Perak, Straits Settle- 
 ments, b. 1862 ; (2) Rev. George Henry Croasdaile Bowen, 
 B.A. (Camb.), b. 1868; (3) Lambert Bowen, Gentleman, 
 ' b. 1870; (4) Gerald Markham Bowen, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; 
 Gertrude Elizabeth [»r. 1889, Robert Julian Scott]; Katharine 
 Georgiana; and Lilian Lucy, /["^j.— Middleton, nr. Christ- 
 church, New Zealand. 
 
 Son of Rev. Croasdaile Bowen, B.D., Archdeacon of 
 Christchurch and Incumbent of Riccarton, New 
 Zealand, b. 1831 ; d. 1890; m. 1880, Annette Laura, 
 d. of Henry Wiles of Denny Abbey, co. Cambridge : — 
 Charles Henry Croasdaile Bowen, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.~ 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD HARTPOLE BOWEN, Gentle- 
 man. Born , being the son of the late Charles Hart- 
 pole Bowen, Gentleman. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, 
 I. argent, on a mount vert, a stag sejant gules, attired or, 
 in the 'mouth a trefoil slipped proper, a crescent azure for 
 
 "rence (for Bowen); 2. sable, a chevron between three 
 
 spears' heads embowed argent (for Bowen, ancient) ; 3. 
 sable, a fesse ermine between three boars' heads couped 
 or (for Jones) ; 4. quarterly, i. and iiii. gules, a chevron 
 embattled argent ; on a chief of the second, a torteau be- 
 tween two lions' heads erased sable ; ii. and iii. ermine, a 
 fesse nebuly azure, between three stags' heads caboshed 
 sable (for Hartpole). Mantling vert and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a stag sejant 
 as in the arms, in the mouth a trefoil slipped proper, a 
 crescent or for difference. Motto — "Virtus vincit in- 
 vidiam." Residence — Kilnacourt, Queen's County. 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD BOWEN, Esquire, of Portaferry, 
 CO. Down, J. P. cos. Down and Armagh. Born 1821, being 
 the only son of the late George Bowen, Esq., Capt. R.N., 
 J. P., by Annabella Harriet, dau. of Noah Simpson, Esq., 
 of Boyle, co. Roscommon, Major 38th Regt. Armorial 
 bearings— Per pale argent and gules, a stag lodged coun- 
 terchanged, holding in his mouth a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant, holding in his paws a flag 
 bearing the standard of St. George, all proper. Motto — 
 "In hoc signo vinces." Married, 1850, Catherine Bell, 
 only dau. of the late John Oliver Howe Nunn, Esq., Capt. 
 86th Regt. ; and has with other Jssue — George William St. 
 Quintin Bowen, Gentleman, b. 1851. Residence — Porta- 
 ferry, CO. Down. 
 
 Right Honourable Sir GEORGE FERGUSON 
 BOWEN, G.C.M.G., D.C.L., LL.D., M.A., Hon. 
 D.C.L. , Hon. LL.D., Camb., Fellow of Brasenose; was 
 Ch. Sec. to Govt, of Ionian Islands, Gov. of Queensland, 
 of New Zealand, of Victoria, of Mauritius, and of Hong- 
 Kong, and a Royal Commissioner to Malta. Born 1821, 
 being the son of the late Rev. Edward Bowen, R. of 
 Taughboyne, Donegal. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a 
 chevron embattled argent, between three fleurs-de-lis or, 
 two lions counterpassant gules. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, within a crown vallarial argent, a 
 falcon rising regardant proper, holding in the dexter claw a 
 like fleur-de-lis. Married, firstly, 1856, Countess Diaman- 
 tina, dau. of H. H. Count Candiano di Roma, G.C. M.G., 
 formerly Pres. of Ionian Senate ; secondly, 1896, Florence, 
 dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Luby, D.D. , Senior Fellow of 
 Trin. Coll., Dublin, and widow of the Rev. Henry White. 
 Residence — 16 Lowndes Street, S.W. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 S GEORGE WILLIAM HOWARD BOWEN, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Cambridge. Bom April 9, 1864, 
 being the only son of Rt. Hon. Sir George Ferguson Bowen, 
 P.C, G.C.M.G., Hon. D.C.L. Oxon., Hon. LLD. Can- 
 tab, by his wife Countess Diamantina [d. 1893), only dau. 
 of Count Candiano Roma, G.C.M.G. , formerly President 
 of Ionian Senate. Livery — Claret, and scarlet waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings— Sable, on a chevron embattled argent, 
 between three fleurs-de-lis or, two lions counterpassant gules. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, within a crown vallarial argent, a falcon 
 rising regardant proper, holding in the dexter claw a like 
 fleur-de-lis. Married, Jan. 16, 1896, Gertrude, younger 
 dau. of Richard Chamberlain, Esq., J. P. Warwickshire; 
 and has Issue — Gertrude Roma, b. Dec. 27, 1900. Seat 
 — Ickleton Grange, Cambridgeshire. Postal address — 
 Ickleton, Great Chesterford, Essex. Clubs — Travellers', 
 Wellington. 
 
 BOWEN-COLTHURST (R.L., 9 Dec. 1882, U.O.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on a fesse between three colts 
 courant sable, as many trefoils slipped or, a crescent for 
 difference (Colthurst) ; 2 and 3, per pale azure and gules, a 
 stag trippant argent, pierced in the back with an arrow, 
 and antlered or (Bowen). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crests — I. upon a wreath of the colours, a colt statant 
 sable, charged on the shoulder with a crescent sable (Colt- 
 hurst) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 a falcon close proper, belled or (Bowen). Motto — " Justum 
 et tenacem." 
 
 Sons of Robert Walter Travers Bowen -Colthurst 
 (formerly Bowen), of Oak Grove and Dripsey Castle, 
 CO. Cork, Esq., J. P., b. 1840; d. 1896; m. 1878, 
 Georgina de Bellasis (5^a/— Dripsey Castle), d. of 
 Alfred Greer of Dripsey House, co. Cork : — 
 John Colthurst Bowen-Colthurst, Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Imh Rifle*, #. 1880. Stat—Oakgnve. KiUinordrish. co. 
 Cork. 
 
 Robert MacGregor Elowen Colthurst, Gentleman, t. 
 1883. /?«.— 
 
 SORMSBY BOWEN-MILLER, Esg., LP. and D.L. 
 ca Mayo, and J. P. co. Galway, B.A. (Dublin). Bum 
 183a, being the second son of the late Croasdaile Bowen- 
 Mlller of Milford. by Catherine Anne, dau. of the late 
 Thomas Ormsby of Knockmore, co. Mayo. C/uds — Con- 
 stitutional, KiUliire Street (Dublin). Armorial beaxingB — 
 Quarterly i and 4. ermine, three wolves' heads erased azure 
 (for Miller) ; a and 3 gules, a stag trippant argent, pierced 
 in the back with an arrow, and altered or (for Bowen). 
 Mantling .-uure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased as in the 
 arms (for Miller) ; a. upon a wreath of the colours, a falcon 
 close proper, belled or (for Bowen). Motto—" Nil conscire 
 sibi." Married, 1st, 1884. Elizabeth Mira, dau. of Gen. 
 Wm. Irwin of .St. Catherine's Park, co. Kildare (she died 
 1886) : and, 1690, Monica Mary, dau. of O. Dolphin of 
 Turoe, and widow of T. S. Kirwan, Esq., D.L., of Blind- 
 well CO. Galway. 5m/— Blindwell, Tuam, co. Galway. 
 
 S EDMUND THOMAS CHIVERS BOWER, Esquire, 
 Captain (retired) in Her Majesty's ist Battalion Oxford- 
 shire Light Infantry, J. P. N.R. Yorks. Bom February 9, 
 1859, l)eing the eldest son of Edward Chivers Bower, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of Broxholme, 
 Scarborough, by his wife Amelia Mary, second surviving 
 daughter of the late William Bennett Martin of Wors- 
 brough Hall, Barnsley. Livery — Blue. Armorial bear- 
 
 ings — Azure, a human leg couped at the thigh and 
 pierced bendways by a broken tilting-spear or, a chief 
 argent, thereon between two castles sable a pale of the first 
 charged with a rose of the second, impaling the arms of 
 Trollope, namely vert, three stags courant within a bordure 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert a quiver azure, garnished 
 or, and filled with arrows proper in saltire, with a 
 bow unstrung also proper; with the Motto, "Veritas 
 praevalebit." Married, August 23, 1892, Elizabeth 
 vNilliam Mina, only daughter of the late General Sir 
 Charles Trollope, Knight Commander of the Most 
 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, brother of the first Lord 
 Kesteven ; and has Issue — (i) Edward Charles Chiveri 
 Bower, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1899 (deceased); (aki 
 Edmund Murray Chivers Bower, Gentleman, b. Mnrch 31 
 190a ; Cordelia Mary Chivers and Violet Denisc Chivers' 
 Seat — Broxholme, Scarborough. C/«*^— Carlton, Naval 
 and Military, York-shire (York). 
 
 H HERBERT MORRIS BOWER. Esquire. M.A. (Can- 
 ySr tab.), LP. for the Liberty of Ripon and West Riding 
 CO, York. Barrister-at-Law, Capt. 3rd Batt. York and 
 Lancaster Reg., 1894-1901. Bom Feb. 14, 1854. l)eing the 
 eldest surviving son of the late Abrahaiti Bower. Esq., J. P., 
 by Cornelia his wife. dau. of the late Rear-Admiral llenrv 
 Gage Morris. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, or. 
 a cross pat^ vert between four escallops s.ible; a. argVnt! 
 two barrulets dancetti^e sable between four pellets; 3. 
 crminois, on a bend engrailed and plain cotised gules, 
 three mascles or, and in chief an unicorn's head erased 
 of the second ; sind for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a boar passant argent, semde of escallops s.ible ; 
 with the Motto. " Fortis propositi tenax." Married, Aug. 
 22, 1899, Eileen Frances Fitzgerald, dau. of the late Rev. 
 John Thompson, M.A., Vicar of Patrick Brompton ; and 
 has Issue — Roger Herbert Bower. Gentleman ; Cornelia 
 Frances Eileen and Mary Morris. Estate and postal 
 address — Elmcrofis, Ripon. Club — United University. 
 
 a JAMES BOWER BOWER, Esquire, Major 3rd Rit- 
 W talion Cheshire Regiment, formerly Lieutenant 51SI 
 King's Own Light Infantry. Born May 3. 1848. being the 
 eldest son of the late Richard Marsh Marsh-Dunn, Esquire. 
 Carlton Lodge. Teignmouth. Justice of the Peace for the 
 county of Devon, by his wife Eliza Helen, second daughter 
 of the late James Bower of Melcombe Regis, in the county 
 of Dorset ; and assumed the name and arms of Bower by 
 Royal License in accordance with the terms of his uncle's 
 will. Club — East Devon and Teignmouth (Tegnmoiith). 
 Armorial bearings (R.L..1881. H. Coll.)— Sable, twotilting- 
 spears saltireways or. in chief three talbots' heads couped 
 argent ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a talbot's head couped sable, gorged with a collar 
 gemel or, a tilting-spear fesseways, head to the dexter ali 
 or. Married, January 22, 1881. Ada Emily Gwynne Fii 
 gerald, eldest daughter of the late William James Fitzge 
 Butler, Esquire ; and has Issue — James Gerald Marsh Bowi 
 Gentleman, born April 21. 1886 ; Ada Patricia Fitzgerald; 
 and Synolda Helen Adah. Postal address— C\nxemo 
 Teignmouth, Devon. 
 
 BOWES, quartered by WILSON. 
 
 BOWLBY (H. Coll.). Per fesse nebuly sable and. 
 argent, a pale with three hind's heads erased two and ( 
 
 
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 also^l 
 
 we^HI 
 
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 and as many annulets one and two all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 i colours, three annulets interlaced one and two or, between 
 tiwo thorn-branches proper. Motto—" Ne cede malis." 
 Sons of Thomas William Bowlby of Durham, b. 1818. 
 d. i860; m. 1848, Frances Marion, d. of Pulteney 
 Mein ',—~ 
 i Charles Cotsford Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1849; m. 1880, 
 I Rosalie, d. of Joseph Valentine Smedley, M. A. Camb. ; and 
 1 has issue— (i) Thomas Rupert Bowlby, Gentleman, Sec. 
 I Lieut. Norfolk Regt., b. 1882 ; (2) Charles Nicol Bowlby, 
 ( Gentleman, b. 1891 ; and Rosalie Maud. Res. — 17 Fairfax 
 i Road, Hampstead, London, N.W. 
 
 i William Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; m. 1897, Mary 
 I Irene, d. of Rev. John Wallace. Res. — Ashenground, 
 • Hayward's Heath, Sussex, 
 
 i Anthony Alfred Bowlby, Esq., C.M.G. (1900), F.R.C.S.. 
 I Surgeon to the Household of H.M. the King and to St. 
 : Bariholomew's Hospital, served in S. Africa 1900 in charge 
 ! of Portland Hospital (ment. desp.), b. 1855 ; m. 1898, Maria 
 '\ Bridget, d. of Rev. the Hon. Hugh Wynne Lloyd-Mostyn ; 
 i and has issue— Frances Winifred Mostyn ; and Marion 
 i Ellen Mostyn. Res. — 24 Manchester Square, London, W. 
 ( Frederic Alexander Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1858 ; m. 
 \ 1903, Dorothy Emma, d. of Col. Alexander Clerk. Res. — 
 [ Norton House, Ingatestone, Essex. 
 
 t Sons of Edward Salvin Bowlby, Esq., M.A., J.P., D.L., 
 
 I of Gilston Park, Herts (High Sheriff 1895), b. 1830; 
 
 d. 1902; ?n. ist, 1861, Maria {d. 1879), d. of James 
 
 Rimington of Broomhead Hall, Yorks. ; and, 1880, 
 
 Elizabeth, eld. d. of Robert Vans Agnew of Barnbar- 
 
 I roch : — 
 
 I Arthur Salvin Bowlby, Esq., J.P, Herts, B.A. (Camb.) 
 [ [Motto — " Je ne change qu'en mourant." Livety — Olive 
 
 green and silver], b. 1872 ; m. 1903, Catherine Mary, d. of 
 late Lieut. Col. Edward Bruton Bond, B.S.C. ; and has 
 issue— Francis Edward Salvin Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1904. 
 Seats — Gilston Park, Harlow, Herts ; Knoydart, Inverness- 
 shire. 
 
 Geoffrey Vaux Salvin Bowlby, Gentleman, Sec. Lieut. 
 R.H.G.,*. 1883. Res.— 
 
 Hugh Salvin Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1888. Res.— 
 
 Lionel Henry Salvin Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1892. Res. — 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Edward Bowlby, b. 1833 ; d. 
 1893; OT. 1858, Sophia Louisa, d. of Rev. John 
 Sergeaunt : — 
 
 Charles William Bowlby, Esq., Major Connaught 
 Rangers, b. 1861 ; m. 1885, Fanny Sarah Alicia Katherine, 
 d. of Capt. Edward Richard White, loth Regt. ; and has 
 issue -(1) Adelbert Charles Edward Salvin Bowlby, Gentle- 
 man, *. 1886 ; (2) Gerard William Salvin Bowlby, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1901 ; and Margaret Eleanora Salvin. 
 
 Robert Russell Bowlby, Esq. , Capt. Loyal North Lanes. 
 Regt., b. 1863; m. 1894, Violet, d. of Henry Murray 
 Campbell; and has issue — (i) Vivian Russell Salvin 
 Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1895; (2) Cecil Henry Salvin 
 ly. Gentleman, b. 1900. 
 
 Son of Edward Bowlby, b. 1795; d. i860; m. ist, 
 
 1829, Hannah, d. of Thomas Hodgson of Bowness 
 
 and Newbigging ; 2nd, 1833, Caroline, d. of William 
 
 Randall :— 
 
 Thomas William Salvin Bowlby, Gentleman, b. 1845 1 
 
 m. 1887, Alice Antonina, d. of Rev. Edward Hamilton 
 
 Nelson ; and has issue — Russell Frank Bowlby, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1890; and Alice May. Res. — 5 Cleveland Gardens, 
 
 London, W. 
 
 S HENRY CARINGTON BOWLES BOWLES, Es- 
 quire, J.P. and D.L. for co. of Midlesex. Born 
 June 30, 1830, being the only son of the late Edward 
 Treacher, Gentleman, by his wife Anne Sarah, only dau. 
 of the late Henry Carington Bowles, Gentleman, F.S.A., of 
 Myddelton House; and assumed by Royal Licence, 1852, 
 the surname and arms of Bowles. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per pale indented gules and azure, three 
 cups, two and one argent, in each a boar's head erect or 
 (for Bowles) ; 2 and 3 per chevron gules and azure, on a 
 chevron between three boars' heads couped argent, a 
 cross flory between two grasshoppers respecting each 
 other vert (for Treacher). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-boar erect 
 erminois, the sinister shoulder pierced with an arrow 
 
 UT TIBI "siCALTERnl 
 
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 argent. Motto — " Ut tibi sic alteri." Married, Sept. 
 10, 1856, Cornelia, dau. of George Kingdom of Houl- 
 bowhne, Ireland ; and has Issue — (i) Henry Ferryman 
 Bowles, Esq. [to whom refer] ; and (2) Edward 
 Augustus Bowles, Gentleman. Seat — Myddelton House, 
 Enfield. Postal address — Myddelton House, Waltham 
 Cross, Herts. 
 
 § HENRY FERRYMAN BOWLES. Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. of Middlesex, M. P. for the Enfield Division of 
 Middlesex, late Lieut.-Col. of the 7th Batt. Rifle Brigade 
 (Prince Consort's Own), M.A. Camb., now Lieut.-Col. 
 Commanding ist Vol. Batt. Middlesex Regt., Barrister-at- 
 Law (Inner Temple). Born 1858, being the eldest son of 
 
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 H«nry Curinjton Bowles. E«q.. of Myddelton House. 
 Waltnam Cross, in ca Hertrord, J. P. and D.L., and 
 Governor of the New Rivtr Company, bv Cornelia liis wife. 
 dau. of the late Ge«>rKo KinRdom. C/«*j— Carlton. Con- 
 •orvalive. L$v»»y- Hluo, with ^o\<\ buttons and narrow red 
 oocxL AnUffirtol bearing* — iVr pale indented gules and 
 aiure. three cups, two and one ardent, in each a boar's 
 liead i-rect or (lor Bowkrs). Mfcntliiflg gxiles and argent. 
 Oreat— On a wreath of the colours, a dcini-buar erect 
 crntinois. the sinister shoulder pierced with an arrow argent. 
 Motto— "Ut tibi sic alteri." Married, 1889, E)olly, d.-iu. 
 of I. I.. Broughton of Tunstall, co. Salop ; and has Issue 
 — Wilnm Mary Gamault. Postal add, —Forty Hall, Enfield. 
 
 ALFRED JOHN BOWMAN, Esquire. Barrister-at 
 Ijiw (Inner 1'eniple). late Capt. 4th Batt. Scottish Rifles, 
 (and Royal I^n.-irk Militia). Bom Aug. ^i, 1857. being 
 tl»e cKli'st son o( the late John Itowman of RusthaTl Lodge, 
 Tiu>l>ri<lKe Wells, in tlu" parish of Speldhurst. Kent, by his 
 wife Charlotte l-'.nuiia, youngest dau. of John Robinson. 
 Armorial bearings Ermine, on a chief indented sable, 
 IMO long Itows l>ent. stringed and interlaced saltircways or. 
 
 ULNmTUS'5CD'lV0N'VI(7TUS 
 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag gorged with a chaplet of olive proper, at 
 tired gold, pierced on either side by an arrow in bend sini- 
 ster gules, and resting the dexter leg on an antique shield 
 or, transfixed by an arrow in bend also gules. Motto — 
 ' ' Vulneratus sed non victus. " Residence - Rusthall Lodge, 
 Tunbridge Wells. Clubs -Hev/ University, Junior United 
 Service. 
 
 EDGAR ALFRED BOWRING, Esquire, Companion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Born May 26, 
 1826, being the fourth son of the late Sir John Bowring, 
 Knight Bachelor, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, 
 Doctor of I^ws and Fellow of the Royal Society, Governor, 
 Commander-in-Chief and Vice-Admiral of Hong Kong, 
 and Her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to China, who 
 died November 23, 1872. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms: Gules, three Eastern crowns chevronways be- 
 tween two chevronels, the whole between three lions ram- 
 pant or. Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent his 
 badge as a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for a Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion or, holding in the dexter paw an arrow 
 in bend sinister, and in the sinister paw a bow paleways 
 
 proper. Married, firstly. May 13, 1853. Sophia, (iaur+ 
 of rhomas Cubitt of Denbies, in the county of Surrey 
 died September 4, iSw ; and secondly, l>eceinl)er 7 1 
 Ellen, daughter of l^wis Cubitt. By his first in 
 age the above-mentioned Edgar Alfred liowring, 
 quire, has Issue— (1) Edgar Francis Bowring. Gemlin 
 Iwrn August 15. 1854; and Margaiet Sophia; and 
 his second marriage, (2) Algernon CunlifTe IJowi 
 Gentleman, born^ September 27. 1859; and (3) \' 
 
 ^ 
 
 Henry Bowring. Gentleman, born March 26, 1867, 
 addresses — 30 Eaton Place, Ixindon, S.W. ; and 
 Crescent, Brighton. 
 
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 JOHN FREDERICK EDWARD BOWRI 
 Esquire. Capt. 5th Lancashire Fusiliers, B.A. 'Irin. ( 
 Camb. Born August 9, 1867, being the eldest son <.l 
 late John Charles Bowring, Esq., F.L.S., of Forest 1 
 Berkshire, formerly of Larkbeare, J. P. for co. Devof; 
 his second wife Mary, eldest dau. of Ch.arles John ! 
 longer. Armorial bearings — Gules, three Ka 
 crowns between two chevronels, the whole lietwcen i: 
 lions rampant or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, in the dexter paw) 
 an arrow in bend sinister, and in the sinister paw : ; 
 bow paleways proper. Motto — " Nunquam nuii:i 
 Married, June 4, 1904, Mary Georgina Frances, eld. r 
 of Adrian E. Hope of 55 Prince's Gate, S.W. Seat—\\ 
 Farm, Windsor Forest. Club — United University. 
 
 ■I 
 
 LEWIN BENTHAM BOWRING. Esquire. Compar 
 of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, Justice a: 
 Peace for the county of Devon. Born July 15, 1824, \ 
 the third son of the late Sir John Bowring, Knight Bach 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, Doctor of I 
 and Fellow of the Royal Society, Governor, Coniniandi i 
 Chief and Vice-Admiral of Hong-Kong, and Her Maj<M\ 
 Minister Plenipotentiary to China, who died Novenibt-r 
 1872. Club — East India United Service. Armorial b' 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Gules, three Eastern ci 
 chevronways between two chevronels, the whole bet 
 three lions rampant or. Upon the escutcheon, from w 
 is pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most Ex;: 
 Order of the Star of India, is placed a helmet befittin 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or; and for a Ci 
 uf>on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, holding n 
 dexter paw an arrow in bend sinister, and in the sii 
 paw a bow paleways proper. Married, firstly, Augus: 
 1857, Mary Laura, who died .April 17, 1866, daught' 
 Admiral Sir John Talbot, Knight Grand Cross of the > 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, commonly known as 
 miral the Honourable Sir John Talbot, by his wife Ju: 
 (or Julia), commonly known as the Honourable Jul' 
 daughter of the Right Honourable James Everard, is.;.,.. 
 Baron Arundell of Wardour, a Count of the Holy Roman 
 Empire ; and secondly, July 31, 1867, Katharine, fourth 
 daughter of Mr. Serjeant Edward Bellasis. By his f 
 marriage the above-mentioned Lewin Bentham Bow: 
 Esquire, has Issue — (i) Charles Talbot Bowring, Gentlcn 
 born December 15, 1862 ; and Mary Lucy, married H. J. 
 Weld, and died March 7, 1893 ; and by his second marriage, 
 (2) Edward I^ewis Stanislas Bowring, Gentleman, born 
 November 13, 1869, and died June 30, 1885; (3I Philip 
 Francis Bowring, Gentleman, born April 6, 1871 ; (4) John 
 Bellasis Bowring, Gentleman, born November 10, 1872, 
 killed Sept. 20, 1904 ; (5) Vincent Lewin Bowring, Gentle- 
 man, born May 5, 1875; (6) Francis Stephen Bowring, 
 Gentleman, born January 29, 1878 ; (7) Wilfrid Joseph 
 Bowring, Gentleman, born March 31, 1879; (8) Ignatius 
 William Bowring, Gentleman, born July 31, 1880; Edith 
 Mary ; and Clara Mary Aloysia. Postal address— Easi 
 India United Service Club. 
 
 BOXALL (H. Coll.). Or, a lion rampant azure, fretty 
 argent, and in chief two anchors erect of the second. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two anchors with cables 
 in saltire azure, the shanks surmounted by and pendent 
 from a chain or, an escutcheon also azure, charged with a 
 fret also or. Motto — ' ' Spes mea in Deo. " 
 
 Sons of William Percival Boxall, Esq. , J. P. , of Brighton 
 
 and Ivory's, Cowfold, Sussex (d. 1898), by Caroline, d. 
 
 and coh. of the late William Money : — 
 
 William Percival Gratwicke Boxall. Esq., K.C., M.A. 
 
 (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), b. 1849; «• 
 
 1885, Maria Cowper. d. of late Richard Franklin ; and has 
 
 g is the Military cockade. 
 
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 lue— William Percival Gratwicke Boxall, Gentleman, 
 : j886 Seal— Ivory's, Cowfold, Sussex. Town res. — 
 ' Carlyle Square, S.W. C/ufi— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 Sir Charles Gervaise Boxall, K.C.B. (1902), C.B. (1897), 
 iD Hon. Lt.-Col. in the Army, Hon. Col. and late Lt.- 
 Iil "commdg. ist Sussex K.G.A. (Vols.), invented and 
 ;ranised City of London Imp. Vol. Corps for Service in 
 iiith Africa, Depot Commander 1899; 6. 1852; w. 1879, 
 iigenie, d. of late Henry Wyles. AVj-.— Battlemead, 
 iiidenhead. C/ui— St. Stephen's. 
 
 F.R.S. , Professor of Pathology, &c., at University College, 
 Liverpool, and on H.M. Royal Commission on Tut«r- 
 
 Jaron Boxall (AUeyne Alfred Boxall), ("Freiherr von 
 
 ixair'in the Peerage of Saxe-Coburg Gotha. ) Letters- 
 
 j.ent, 1900. The title of Baron is borne in this country 
 
 V ler authorisation by Royal Sign-Manual Warrant of her 
 
 ;; Majesty, dated 17 Oct. 1900, in favour of the grantee 
 
 i\ the heirs male of his body. This warrant is counter- 
 
 :| aed by the Sec. of State and recorded in the College of 
 
 iTis. Is a Com. of Saxe-Ernestine Coburg Family Order, 
 
 i marly Personal Solicitor to H. R. H. the late Reigning Duke 
 
 lake of Edinburgh, K.G.), 6. iS.ss ; m. 1881, Mary Eliza- 
 
 jh, eld. d. of late James Henry Lermitte, Esq., J. P. 
 
 he Baron bears annexed to the above arms his coronet 
 
 :;1 the supporters, granted in Coburg, appertaining to his 
 
 irony, viz.: On either side a wild man affront^e, wreathed 
 
 out the temples with oak, belted over the shoulder and 
 
 'd with a lion's skin, and holding a club resting on the 
 
 : erior shoulder all proper, around the neck a gold chain, 
 
 ■refrom pendent an escutcheon, the dexter or, charged 
 
 ;.h a linn rampant azure, the sinister azure, fretty argent. 
 
 ; iinpales in right of the present Baroness the arms of 
 
 ;rmitte, which see] ; and has issue— (1) Alleyne Percival 
 
 ;xall. Gentleman (heir apparent), ed. at Eton and Univ. 
 
 11.. Oxford, B.A. (Oxon.), 6. Sept. 14, 1882; (2) Caryl 
 
 rmitte Boxall, Gentleman, ed. at Eton. Res.— 
 
 Cambridge Square, Hyde Park, London, W. Club— 
 
 Stephen's. 
 
 IBOYCE, see WOOLLCOMBE-BOYCE. 
 
 IROBERT HENRY BOYCE, Esquire, C.B. (Civil, 1899), 
 j rveyor of Diplomatic and Consular Buildings 1877-1900. 
 rn Feb. 7. 1834, being the only son of Robert |. Boyce, 
 D., formerly of Myshall, co. Carlow, by his wife Eliza, 
 rd dau. of Henry Le Toler of New Town Barry, co. 
 exford. Armorial bearings— Per chevron embattled or 
 a azure, three escarbuncles counterchanged. Mantling 
 ire and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 ver proper, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding between 
 : pavv^ an escarbuncle or. Motto— " Semper fidelis." 
 "ir 'xP^^- ^' '^^' Louisa Sinclair, dau. of the late 
 miam Nehgan, M.D., of Athlone ; and has had Issite— 
 Kobert Henry Sinclair Boyce, b. Sept. 26, 1861, died in 
 ancy; (2) Rubert Wilham Boyce, Gentleman, M.B., 
 
 culosis, b. April 22, 186-. Residence — Ee Yuan, Hampton 
 Wick, Middlesex. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 BOYCOTT, see MORSE-BOYCOTT and WIGHT- 
 BOYCOTT. 
 
 BOYD, see ROCHFORT-BOYD. 
 
 The Venerable CHARLES TWINING BOYD, Arch- 
 deacon of Colombo, M.A. Born 1842, being the second 
 son of the late Ven. Archdeacon Boyd, Archdeacon of 
 Craven, by his wife Isabella Twining, dau. of George 
 Twining, Banker, Strand, London. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a fesse indented chequy argent and gules, between 
 two lozenges of the second. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter 
 hand couped at the wrist pointing conjoined and fesseways 
 azure. Married Ada, dau. of C. Powell. Residence — 
 Colombo, Ceylon. 
 
 GEORGE FENWICK BOYD, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Durham (High Sheriff 1900-1), B.A. (Oxford). 
 Born Dec. 31, 1849, being the fourth but eldest surviving 
 son of Edward Fenwick Boyd, Esq,, J. P., of Moor House, 
 CO. Durham, by his wife Ann, dau. of Thomas Anderson 
 of Newcastle. Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse in- 
 dented chequy argent and gules, between two lozenges of 
 the second, impaling the arms of Haig, namely azure, a 
 saltire between two mullets in chief and base, and a de- 
 crescent and an increscent in fesse argent, a bordure 
 invected or, charged with three talbots' heads erased alter 
 nately with as many crescents gules. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 dexter hand couped at the wrist pointing upwards with the 
 thumb and two fingers proper, three lozenges conjoined and 
 
 h. 
 
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 (daemys amc 1I«M0 - "Confida" Marritd, 1874, 
 Janci A. cUu. of Geo. A. HaiR. V.u\., of Pen Uhon, co. 
 Radnor. J. P. ; and has /««*— Sybil Mary ; Ann ; Hester ; 
 
 and Janet Haig. Seats — Whitney, near Tynetnouth, 
 Northumberland ; Moor House, Leamside, co. Durham. 
 
 HUGH FENWICK BOYD, Esquire, K.C.. Barrister- 
 at-I^w (Inner Temple). Bom Dec. 24, 1852, being the 
 sixth but second surviving son of Edward Fenwick Boyd of 
 Moor House, co. Durham, by his wife Ann, dau. of Thomas 
 Anderson of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a fesse indented chequy argent and gules, between 
 two lozenges of the second. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter hand 
 couped at the wrist pointing upwards with the thumb and 
 two fingers proper, three lozenges conjoined fesseways azure. 
 Motto, "Confido." Married, Aug. 9, 1888, Elizabeth, 
 dau. of the late David Gibson Fleming of Oak Bank, 
 Whalley Range, Lanes. ; and has Issue — A son and a dau. 
 Seat — Marke^ene, West Clandon, Guildford. Postal ad- 
 dresses — 13 Evelyn Gardens, S. W. ; 11 King's Bench Walk, 
 Temple, E.G. 
 
 SJOHN BOYD, Esquire, of Maxpoffle, Roxburghshire, 
 M.A., Advocate, J. P. and D.L., Sheriff-Substitute of 
 Lanarkshire, Glasgow, Born November 24, 1855, being 
 the eldest son of the late Sir John Boyd, Knight Bachelor, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Lord Lieu- 
 tenant, and sometime Lord Provost of Edinburgh, and 
 his wife Isabella [to whom refer], daughter of John Lawson 
 of Cairnmuir, in the county of Peebles. Armorial bear- 
 Inga — He bears for Arms: Azure, a fesse chequy argent 
 and gules between three mullets in chief, and an anchor in 
 base of the second, wreathed about with a cable proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 wiih a mantling azure and argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is -set for Crest, a dexter hand pointing upward 
 with the thumb and two fingers proper ; and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, "Confido." Postal address— 
 Osborne Lodge, Crown Circus Road, Glasgow. 
 
 WILLIAM BOYD, Esquire, J. P. co. Northumberland. 
 Bom 1839, being the eldest son of the late Ven. Arch- 
 deacon Boyd. Archdeacon of Craven, by his wife Isabella 
 Twining, dau. of George Twining, Banker, of Sheen and 
 London. Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse indented 
 chequy argent and gules, between two lozenges of tl)e 
 second, ilantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a dexter hand couped at the wrist 
 pointing conjoined and fesseways azure. Married, 1865, 
 Diana, only dau. of Edward Hawks of Douglas, Isle of 
 Man ; and has /«««— William Boyd, Gentleman, b. 1869, 
 
 d. 1893; Esther Diana (</. 1875); M.irion hobel , 
 Cecily Knightley. AV«(fe««- North Housi-, Ixing IVi 
 Ncwcastlc-on-Tyne. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY BOYD, Esquire, J.P. and D I i 
 for CO. Donegal, High Sheriff 1892; assumed " 
 Royal Licence, 1891, the name of Boyd. Horn 1 
 being the only son of William Henry Porter, Ksq., In 
 wife Mary, eldest dau. of John Boyd, Es<|,, of iValUiui 
 cool. Livery — Blue, crimson facings. Armorial bearlnirg 
 — Azure, a fesse chequy argent and gules, in chief a ii. * 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crestr— On awre.u 
 the colours, a dexter hand couped at the wrist erect, |. 
 ing upwards with the thumb and first two fingers uni 
 the hand charged with a trefoil or. Motto— "Coniui- 
 Married, 1879, Charlotte Agnes, only child of Col. Lu, 
 Henry Dopping, J.P. ; and has Issue— (\) John l)o| 
 Boyd, Gentleman, b. 1886; (a) Willi.^m Henrv Ker i 
 Boyd, Gentleman, b. 1890; (3) Charles Knox Risil 1', 
 Gentleman, b. 1892; Mary Rosalie; Lily (rf. 1881); 1! 
 Frances Elizabeth ; Agnes Margaret Anna ; Haidee . , 
 Nina. Seat — Ballymacool, near Letterkenny, co. D<jn. ; 
 
 GEORGE ARTHUR BOYD-ROCHFORT, Genii. n, 
 Born Jan. i, 1880, being the eldest son of the late Ro( ! 
 Hamilton Boyd-Rochfort, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1 
 Major West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, Capt. istli Hn 
 (who assumed the surname of Rochfort by Royal Lin ; 
 m 1888, on succeeding to the Rochfort estates left l.v 
 grandmother, Jane, Countess of Belvedere), by hi- 
 Florence Louisa, dau. of Richard Hemming of Ii. 
 Manor and Foxlydiate, co. Worcester. Armorial b' 
 Ings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a fesse chequy arReiu 
 gules, between three crescents of the second (for liov; 
 and 3, azure, a lion rampant argent, in chief two r 
 redbreasts proper (for Rochfort). Mantling azure 
 argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal coronet or, a hand '■■■ 
 with the third and fourth fingers folded proper (for Boyd) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a mural crown or, a robin 
 redbreast proper, charged with a cross pat6e or (for Roch- 
 fort). Mottoes — (under arms) "Candor dat viribus"; 
 (also over first crest) " Confido." Seat — Middleton Park, 
 Castletown, co. Westmeath. 
 
 BOYLE, quartered by CAVENDISH. HILL, PAK- 
 ENHAM, PAKENHAM-MAHON, CONOLLV, andj 
 LANGRISHE. 
 
 Sir CHARLES CAVENDISH BOYLE, K.C: 
 (1897). Born May 29, 1849, being the second son 1 • 
 late Captain Cavendish Sjsencer Boyle, and his wife ! 
 Susan, daughter and co-heir of the late Lieulenant-d 
 Charles Carson Alexander ; was Magistrate, Coroner, 
 Registrar-General of Dominica, 1880 ; Member of the I 
 lative Assembly, and Inspector of Gaols, 1880; Col 
 Secretary and Registrar-General of Bermuda, 1882; Ci/.^ 
 Secretary of Gibraltar, 1888 ; Lieutenant-Governor 
 Government Secretary of British Guiana, 1894; Govci: 
 and Commander-in-Chief of Newfoundland since 1901. | 
 C/«3.f— Marlborough and Badminton. Armorial bearings 
 — Per bend crenell6e argent and gules, the shield 1 ' 
 surrounded by the ribbon and pendent, the biidgc 
 K.C.M.G. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a lions L 
 per pale crenell^e argent and gules. Motto — "God's pro- . 
 vidence is my inheritance." Postal address— 100 Piccadilly, ; 
 W,; Government House, St. John's, Newfoundland. 1 
 
 The Late Sir COURTENAY EDMUND BOYLE,] 
 K.C.B., M.A., Fellow of the Statistical Society, died 1901. 
 Born Oct. 21, 1845, being the eldest son of the late Capt. 
 Cavendish Spencer Boyle, and his wife Rose Susan, dau. 
 and co-heir of the late Lieut. -Col. Charles Carson Alex- 
 ander ; was Private Secretary to the Lord - Lieutenant of 
 Ireland, 1868-73, and 1882-85 ; Local Government Inspec- 
 tor, 1873-85; Assistant -Secretary to the Local Govern- 
 ment Board, 1885, 1886, and to the Board of Trade, 
 1886^3 ; Permanent Secretary to the Board of Trade since 
 1893. C/«^j— Travellers', Brooks', Turf. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Per bend crenell^e argent and gules, all within the 
 ribbon and pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight 
 Commander of the Civil Division of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath ; and impaling upon a second es- 
 cutcheon the arms of Campbell, namely, quarteriy, i. or, 
 a hart's head caboshed sable, attired gules (for Calder), 2. 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
 11 
 
TBop 
 
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 147 
 
 .r^mny of eight or and sable (for Campbell), 3. argent, a 
 hohad oars in action sable (for Lome), 4. party per fesse 
 ve and gules, a cross or (for Lort). Upon the escut- 
 ci')n is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 IT itling gules and argent ; and for the Crest, out of a 
 dill coronet or, a lion's head per pale crenellfe argent 
 
 r. gules; with the Motto, "God's providence is my 
 iii'itance." Married, 1876, Muriel Sarah, commonly 
 k ,vn as Lady Murit-l Sarah, second daughter of the 
 R It Hon. John Frederick Campbell, 2nd Earl of Cawdor. 
 
 f'al address — 11 Granville Place, London, W. 
 
 I 
 
 JOYLE of Limavady (Confd. U.O., 1903). Per chevron 
 :i| elite or and gules, three harts' horns erect counter- 
 :l[iged. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 yhe colours, a hart's head couped per chevron crenell^e 
 3 .nd gules. Motto — " Dominus providebit." Livery — 
 (5$) yellow coat, red plush waistcoat and breeches; 
 > Iress) dark drab, claret collar and cuffs, gilt buttons. 
 
 ; Sons of late Edward Boyle of Bridge Hill , Newtown- 
 
 ; Limavady, 1784-1861, m. and, 1844, Mary Anne, d. 
 
 ' of James Parke of Stewartstown, co. Tyrone : — 
 
 lexander Boyle, Esq., J. P. co. Londonderry, Major 
 y) Londonderry Art., S. Div. R.A., B.A. (Dub.), 
 E'rister-at-Law (King's Inns), b. 8 Aug. 1845; m. 8 Jan. 
 t i, Louisa, youngest d. of Brudenell Plummer, C.L, 
 R.C., of Mount Plummer, co. Limerick; and has issue — 
 , idward Maurice Fitz Gerald Boyle, Gentleman, Solici- 
 jii(^ej.— Gorteen, Limavady, co. Londonderry. Club — 
 ^ them Counties', Londonderry), b. i Nov. 1873 [Arms 
 1 bove, but impaling the arms of Ogilby (confd. 1830) : 
 
 f;nt, a lion passant guardant gules between two crescents 
 le; m. 29 June 1898, Ethel Maude, eld. d. of Capt. 
 b)ert Alexander Ogilby of Pellipar House, Dungiven, co. 
 Udonderry; and has issue— Alexander Robert Boyle, 
 tleman, b. 25 June 1899, Edward Ogilby Boyle, Gentle- 
 l". *. II Oct. 1902; and Gladys Maude]; (2) Brudenell 
 I mmer Boyle, Gentleman, A.M.LE.E., b. 7 Aug. 1877; 
 ., Alexander Frederick Boyle, Gentleman, b. 29 April 
 1^; (4) Charles Edwin John Boyle, Gentleman, b. 13 
 ':. 1884; Geraldine Olive Martha; and Louisa Muriel. 
 ^.-Bridge Hill, Limavady, co. Londonderry. 
 
 imes Boyle, Esq., B.A. (Dub.), late Capt. Queen's 
 
 f '. Antrim Rifles, served in Zula War, b. 8 Aug. 1849. 
 
 '7 ^\ 9*"^^ Villas, Grove Vale, East Dulwich, 
 I idon, S.E. 
 
 The Reverend CANON BOYTON. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly or and azure, three mullets pierced, two in 
 chief and one in base counterchanged. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a falcon 
 close proper, holding in the beak a spur or, leathered 
 sable. Motto — "Per damna per casdes." Residences — 
 The Deanery, Londonderry; and Convoy House, co. 
 Donegal. 
 
 BRABANT and LORRAINE, quartered by PERCY 
 and BAGOT. 
 
 BRABAZON, see MOORE-BRABAZON. 
 
 Major - General JOHN PALMER BRABAZON, 
 Companion of the Most Hon. Order of the Bath (1893), 
 Lt.-Col. and Col. Commanding 4th Hussars, and A.D.C. 
 to the Queen. Born 1843, being the younger but only sur- 
 viving son of the late Major Hugh Brabazon Brabazon 
 of Brabazon Park, by Ellen Ambrosia, youngest dau. of Sir 
 William Henry Palmer, 3rd Bart. Annorial bearing^ — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules on a bend or three martlets sable, 
 a fleur-de-lis argent, for difference (for Brabazon) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, guttfe-de-poix, on a fesse sable three towers of the 
 first (for Higgins). Upon the escutcheon, from which is 
 pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a falcon rising, 
 belled or, charged with a fleur-de-lis azure ; with the Motto, 
 "Vota vita mea." Seat — Brabazon Park, Swinford, co. 
 Mayo. Residence — 10 Wilton Crescent, London, S.W. 
 Clubs — Marlborough, Turf. 
 
 WILLIAM PHILIP BRABAZON, Esquire, M.D. St. 
 Andrews, and Member of the Royal College of Physicians 
 (Ireland), J. P. co. of Chester. Born March 1838, being 
 the eldest son of Philip Brabazon of Strokestown, co. 
 Roscommon, by his wife Maria, dau. of Thomas Flood of 
 Kilmore, Kildare. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a bend 
 or, three martlets sable. Mantling gules and sable. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a falcon 
 rising or. Motto — " Vota vita mea." Married, Dec. 1871, 
 Eleanor [d. 1904), dau. of Benjamin Pierpoint, Esq., of St. 
 Austin's, Warrington, J. P. Cheshire and Lancashire; and 
 has Issue — Charles Pierpoint Brabazon, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Oxon., Solicitor, b. Feb. 1879; Frances Kathleen; and 
 Norah Eleanor. Seat — Brook House, Lymm, near War- 
 rington. 
 
 ELLEN JANE BRACE, Spinster, second dau. of 
 Henry Brace, Gentleman, of Mayfield, Walsall, co. 
 
 Stafford, by his wife Eliza, dau. of John Russell of Walling- 
 ton House, Bloxwich, co. Stafford. Armorial bearings— 
 
 h 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
148 
 
 TBra 
 
 TBra 
 
 Upon a loaenKe : S«ble, « t>cnd argent, between two dexter 
 cubit armt in beml vested of the second, ihc hands proper. 
 /ftsidtitit—MttyMd, Walsall. 
 
 FRANK ADDISON BKACE. Ksquire, J.l'. for the co. 
 of Stafford. Bom April 23. 1859. being ihe second but 
 eldc^t surviving son of Henry Uracc, Gentleman, of M.-iy- 
 firUl. Walsitll, by his wife Elita, dau. of John Russell of 
 Wallington Holiso, Hloxwich, co. Stafford. Clubs— 
 White's, Boodle's. ArmorUl bMuringt— .Sable, a lM:nd 
 
 argent, between two dexter cubit arms in bend vested of 
 the second, the hands proper. [Crest as used, but for 
 which there is no authority, is an arm embowed, vested in 
 chain-mail argent, the hand grasping a scimitar proper, 
 tommel and hilt or.'\ Married, Nov. 23. 1887. Annie 
 Isobel, dau. of Hickson Fergusson of The Knowe, in 
 the borough of Ayr; and hiis Issue — Henry Fergusson 
 Brace. Gentleman, b. Oct. 10, 1888 ; and Edith Dorothy. 
 Seat — Doveridge Hall, Derbyshire. 
 
 BRACKENBURY (H. Coll.) Argent, a fesse nebuly 
 sable, between two lions rampant in chief gules, and as 
 many chevronels interlaced issuant from the base of the 
 second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of two oak-branches fructed in 
 saltire proper, a lion guardant and couchant sable, charged 
 on the body with two acorns slipped or. Motto — "Sans 
 reculer jamais." Livery — Black coat, red waistcoat, silver 
 buttons. 
 
 Son of Thomas Brackenbury of Friskney. Lincolnshire, 
 and Manchester, b. 1794 ; ' d 1858 ; m. Maria, d. of 
 John Richardson of Toynton, Lines. : — 
 
 Thomas Brackenbury, Gentleman, b. 1828 ; m. 1st, 1856, 
 Jemima Gray, d. of William Elliott of Bermondsey, Surrey ; 
 2nd. 1865, Sarah Ann. d. of Rev. Henry Bright- Britten ; 
 and has issue — (i) Thomas Brackenbury, Gentleman. 
 *. 1857; (2) Albert Blackwall Brackenbury, Gentleman, b. 
 1861 ; (3) Henry Britten Brackenbury, Gentleman, b. 1866; 
 
 (4) Frank Herbert Brackenbury. Gentleman, b. 1869; 
 
 (5) Charles Ernest Brackenbury, Gentleman, b. 1872; 
 Laura ; and Alice. .ff«.— Ryde, Isle of Wight. 
 
 UPTON PERCIVAL BRACKENRIDGE, Gentleman. 
 Born 1872. being the only son of the late George Charles 
 Brackenridge of Ashfield Park. co. Tyrone, by his wife 
 Matilda Anne. dau. of the Rev. Sir John Richardson- 
 
 Bunbury, 3rd Baronet. Armorial bearings- Quanii 
 and 4. azure, three roses argent, kirlwd vett, m,,', 
 pile of the last charged with a rose gules, alsn I 
 the third and seeded of the fourth (for Mrackc-m.. , 
 and 3. per fesse argent and or. a bull's head c.ili., 
 sable (for Tricuble). Mantling azure and .irgent. Crch; 
 On a wreath of the colours, a pile gules charged with a roM; 
 as in the arms, between two rings azure. Motto—" Virtuie 
 et industria." 
 
 THOMAS HAIGH BRADBURY, Esquire, J.P. fo, 
 the West Riding co. York. Born 1834. Iwing the r!.V • 
 son of Uriah Bradbury of Mirfield. in the county of V 
 Memljer of the Royal College of Surgeons, by Ann. 
 wife, dau. of Thonias Haigh of Colne HriclK*" II 
 Br.idley. Livery — Black and silver. Armorial W 
 Ings — Argent, a chevron invected ermines, Ixftwtcn \ 
 escutcheons s.ible, each charged with a round Ihi. 
 tongue pendent of the first; and for the Crest, ■ 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a denii wcm,! '; 
 wings displayed and elevated argent, each win 
 with a roimd buckle tongue jiendent sable, and 1. 
 the beak a sprig of b.irberry, the trunk of a tree feSM 
 er.idicated and sprouting to the dexter lx>th proper ; 
 ilie Motto, " ^quitas actionem regula." Estate and'/H..,,,,, 
 address — Bradley, Huddersfield. { 
 
 CHARLES ARTHUR WILBRAHAM RR.Xnni' 
 Gentleman, only son of the late John Wilbniham Mr.ni 
 Gentleman. Livery — Dark green. Armorial bearing: 
 Or, on a chevron vert, between two lions' heads ei. 
 azure in chief, and a fox current in basi: proper, a si 
 head caboshed between two wreaths of oak of the field ; 
 for Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a dapple-grey 1 
 statant, the liexter forefoot resting upon an escutcheon \ 
 charged with a stag's head caboshed as in the arms. Pottui 
 address — Boughton Mount, near Maidstone. 
 
 BRADDYLL, see RICHMOND-GALE-BRADDYLL. 
 
 WILLIAM BRADISH-ELLAMES, Esquire (forn,;- 
 Bradish), sometime Hon. Lieut. -Colonel 3rd (Militia) I 
 Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) ; was auihoi: 
 by Royal Licence dated Nov. 7, 1900, to continue to U!>c 
 the surname of Bradish- Ellames and to bear the arms of 
 
 Ellanies and Bradish quarterly. Born , being the 
 
 eldest son of the late William Bradish, formerly of Church, 
 Street, in the city of Liverpool, but late of Cheltenham, co. 
 Gloucester, and nephew of the late Lelitia Ellames (formerly 
 Bradish), wife of Pattison Ellames of Allerion Hall, co. 
 Lanes. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, Ellames ; 
 2 and 3, Bradish. Crests — i. Elames ; 2. Bradish. Seat 
 — The Manor House, Little Marlow, Rucks. 
 
 BRADLEY, quartered by FLOYER. ^M 
 
 JOHN BRADNEY, Esquire, J.P. co. Somerset, formerly | 
 Lieut. 14th Hussars. Born Dec. 21, 1841, teing the] 
 youngest cliild and only son of the late Rev. John Hop!:-" 
 Bradney, Clerk in Holy Orders, of Hurcot, co. Sonir 
 Rector of Charlion-Adam in that co., M.A., Cainb., 
 a J.P. for CO. Wiltshire and Somersetshire, by his third 
 Mary, second dau. of Lt.-Col. John Boland, Inspn 
 Field-officer at Bristol. Armorial bearings— Or, a 1^ 
 raguly plain cotised between four crosses pat6e fiich^e sable ; j 
 and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a hawk 
 close proper, Ijelled, jessed and legged or, holding in its 
 dexter foot a cross pat6e fitch^e sable, and in its beak 
 a trefoil vert; with the Motto, "Mors gloria forti.' 
 Married, firstly, Mary Frances (who died November 2, 
 1867), daughter of the Reverend John William Routh, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Tilehurst, in the county 
 of Berkshire; and secondly, Maud Barbara, fourth dau, 
 of Edgar Disney of the Hyde, Essex ; and has had Issue- 
 By his first marriage (r) John Spencer Bradney, Genik- 
 nian, born November 23, 1865 ; (2) Francis William Routli 
 Bradney, Gentleman, born October 24, 1867; and \fy his 
 second marriage, (3) Edgar Joachim Bradney, Gentleman, 
 born June 26, 1873 ; (4) George Preston Bradney, Gentle- 
 man, born Noveml;er 3, 1877 ; (5) William Gustave Bradney, 
 Gentleman, born Deceml)er 15, 1878, and died February 10, 
 1879 ; (6) Philip Edwin Bradney, Gentleman, born Novenikr 
 12, 1880; (7) Arthur Basil Bradney. Gentleman, born 
 August 25, 1883; Maud Beatrix; Ida; and Gwendolen 
 
 is tbe Military Coclcade. 
 
TBra 
 
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 149 
 
 c'lerine Mary. iVaA— Bayford Lodge, Wincanton, 
 s'lerset ; Spring Grove, Bibhopstoke, Hants. Clubs— 
 Giton, Naval and Military. 
 
 < JOSEPH .ALFRED BRADNEY, Esquire, Fellow of 
 I the Society of Antiquaries, Justice of the Peace and 
 T'lUty- Lieutenant for the conniy of Monmouth, for which 
 h'erved the office of High Sheriff in the year 1889, Justice 
 o'he Peace for the county of Radnor, Bachelor of Arts 
 
 he University of Cambridge, and Lieutenant-Colonel 
 e imanding the 3rd Volunteer Battalion of the South 
 Vies Borderers. Born January 11, 1859, being the only 
 sf of the Reverend Joseph Christopher Bradney of 
 Fdney, Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the 
 Oversi'iy of Cambridge, Rector of Greet, in the county of 
 .slip, by Sarah Decima his wife, daughter of the Reverend 
 
 1 id Jones, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Hope-Bagot, 
 itfiesame countv. 67///5— Boodle's. Z-zwry— Dark blue, 
 wli bra-ss buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 
 Sir EDMUND SIMON BRADSTREET, 6th Baronet. 
 Born Aug. 24, 1820, bei ig the second son of the late Sir 
 Simon Bradstreet, by his wife Clare Margaret, dau. of John 
 Murphy of Dublin. Creation — July 14, 1759. Armorial 
 bearings -Argent, a greyhound passant gules, on a chief 
 sable, three crescents or. Motto — " Virtute et non vi." 
 Married, January 1846, Emily Matilda Sophia, dau. of 
 General V. de Gaja of Pau, France ; and by her (who d. in 
 1883) has Avwe— Edward Bradstreet, Esq., h. 1856 [/«., 
 1888, Fortunte, dau. of M. Flori of Algiers, and has issue, 
 Gerald Edmund Bradstreet, Gentleman, b. 1891] ; Ann 
 Matilda ; Geraldine ; and Sophia. 
 
 BRADY, see RICHARDSON-BRADY. 
 
 EDMOND CORNWALL- BRADY- HARTSTONGE- 
 WELD, Esquire, J. P. for co. Carlow ; assumed by Royal 
 Licence, Aug. 15, 1898, the additional surnames and arms 
 of Cornwall and Brady, in addition to and before those of 
 Hartstonge-Weld. Born 1846, being the elder son of 
 Lorenzo Weld Hartstonge of Rahinbawn, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Charlotte Letablere, eldest dau. of the late 
 T. Litton of Dublin. Livery — Blue, white facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, grand quarters, 
 quarterly i. and iiii. vert, a fesse nebuly ermine, between 
 two crescents in chief argent, and in base a trefoil slipped 
 or (for Weld) ; ii. and iii. per chevron invected or and 
 sable, in chief three pellets, in base a stag trippant of the 
 first (for Hartstonge) ; 2 and 3 grand quarters, quarterly i. 
 and iiii. azure, a saltire engrailed or between four doves 
 argent, on a chief gules, three dishes, each holding a boar's 
 head couped all ofthe second (for Brady); ii. and iii. argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, crowned or, within a bordure engrailed 
 sable, bezant^e (for Cornwall). Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crests — I. upon a wreath of the colours, a wyvern dis- 
 played vert (for Weld) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-savage proper, on his head a cap argent, holding in 
 his dexter hand a sword proper, hilled or, point downwards, 
 and in his sinister a battleaxe or, the hilt proper ; above on 
 an escroll the motto, "Sub libertate quietem" (for Harts- 
 tonge). Motto — " Verum atque decens. " Married , iBiz, 
 Georgiana Elizabeth, elder dau. and heir of John Corn- 
 wall Brady, Esq. of Myshall, J. P., High Sheriff co. Carlow 
 1870. Seat — Myshall House, co. Carlow. Estate — Raiiin- 
 bawn, Kildavin, co. Carlow. Residence — Bruffe Lodge, 
 Parkstone, Dorset. 
 
 BRAIKENRIDGE (granted to George Weare Braiken- 
 ridge of Bristol and the other descendants of his 
 
 ha: Or, a fesse raguly plain cotised between four crosses 
 
 [i^e fitchfe sable, impaling the arms of Jenkins, namely, 
 
 !:es, a lion ran-.pant within a bordure indented or, on a 
 
 <,jf argent, three hearts of the first; and for his Crest, 
 
 ipn a wreath of the colours, a hawk close proper, belled, 
 
 ji.ed and legged or, holding in the beak a trefoil vert, and 
 
 ilthe dexter claw a cross pat^e fitchte sable; witii the 
 
 !;ttO, "Mors gloria forti." Married, October 24, 1883, 
 
 • sa, only child of Edward Jenkins, Esquire, of the Grove 
 
 . 1 Nant-y-groes, in the county of Radnor, Justice of the 
 
 ^ ice and Deputy-Lieutenant [to whom refer] ; and has Issue 
 
 |i) John Harford Bradney, Gentleman, born August 16, 
 
 :6, and Lieut. Royal Monmouthshire R.E. Militia; (2) 
 
 ward Bradney, Gentleman, born June 20, 1889 ; (3) Walter 
 
 idney. Gentleman, born September 4, 1892 ; Mnrgaretta ; 
 
 f Nest. Estates — Bradney, in the county of Somerset ; 
 
 '1-y-coed, in the county of Monmouth ; and Nant-y-groes, 
 
 ftnty Radnor, ^ea/— Tal-y-coed, near Monmouth. 
 
 i^RANK BRADSHAW, Esquire, J. P. for cos. Devon 
 id Hants. Born 1821, being the only surviving son of 
 pt. James Bradshaw, R.N., M.P., by his wife Eliza, 
 u. of John Blagrove of Abshot and Jamaica. Armorial 
 anngs— Gules, two bendlets erminois, a border indented 
 Mantling gu'es and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 ours, on a mount vert, thereon a stag statant proper, 
 rged with a collar gemel or, between two oak trees also 
 3per. Motto— "Tu ne cede malis." Married, 1858, 
 nmeline, second dau. of the late Rev. Richard Buller, 
 :ctor of Lanreath ; and has with other /w?/^— James 
 iller Bradshaw, l':sq., Lieut, late Scots Guards, J. P. co. 
 !von, b. May 8, 1863. Seats— lAhon Park, Devon ; 
 |M House, Titchfield, Hants. C/?<*— Conservative. 
 
 L 
 
 Father, George Braikenridge of Bristol). Vert, a thistle 
 stalked and leaved between three beehives or. Mant- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBta 
 
 Tata 
 
 hag vert and or. OTMi— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a bwjhis* ur. Iictwecn two rose-branclifs proper. MottO — 
 " Bello ac pace paratus." 
 
 Son of George Weare Braikonridge, Ocntleman, of 
 RriMol (rf. 1856); m. 1800, Mary Hush : — 
 William Jcrdoeie Hraikenridge, Esq., J.I'., d. 1817. Nes. 
 — Koyal Crescent, Hath ; Clevedon, Somerset. 
 
 Son of William Braikenridge, Gentleman, of line Grove, 
 Bush Hill, Middlesex (</. 1856), and Harriett Cox :— 
 George lohn Braikenridge, Genth-man, Solicitor, />. 1827. 
 XtJ.—fhe Grove, Bush Hill, Winchmore Hill, Middle- 
 sex. 
 
 WM. JERDONE BRAIKENRIDGE, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Somerset. Horn 1817, Ixing tlie son of the late George 
 Wrare Braikenridge of Brislington. Armorial b6arinsn> — 
 Vert, a thistle stalked and leavedlwlween three beehives or. 
 MantUnf vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a l»eehivc or between two rose-branches proper. 
 Motto —" Bello ac pace paratus." Cluis — Oxford and 
 Cambridge. Residences — Claremont, Clevedon, and 16 
 Royal Crescent, Bath. 
 
 S SAMUEL ARTHUR BRAIN, Esquire, Capt. 2nd 
 Glamorgan Artillery Volunteers, Member of County 
 Council Borough of Cardiff, Mayor 1900, J. P. for co. of 
 Glamorgan, a Freeman of the City of London, and a 
 Liveryman of the Brewers' Company, youngest son of 
 Samuel Brain, late of The Lodge, Kingswood, co. Glou- 
 cester. Livery — Light drab, claret facings. Armorial 
 bMrlnci — Per pale argent and gules, on a pale cotised, 
 
 and encircled by a branch of oak vert. Motto -Wi. 
 tendo." A/artied, April 18, 187a. Frances, dau. of I 
 Thomas of Cardiff; and has Issue— l'Ahc\ Frances 
 Sidney Rice Sweet I'-scott of Broinptfm Ralph, St)ni. : 
 Gladice Mary [m. Henry Chester Vivian Noii 
 Glamorganshire] ; and Dora Florence \m. Reverend 1 
 A. Ostrehan of Penarth, Glamorganshire]. AVu/- k \ 
 burgh, Penarth, South Wales. t7«*j— Consiituiioin 
 Sports'. 
 
 BRAITHWAITE (H. Coll.). Gules, on a cIum 
 argent, between two roses in chief of the hist and a 1 1 
 horn stringed in base or, three cross ciosslets fuch6: 01 
 field. Muitling gules and argent. Crest— On a wre:ii 
 the colours, upon a mount vert, in front of two cross 11 
 lets fitchte in saltire gules, a greyhound lodged iui" 
 gorged with a collar cottised and line reflexed over the I 
 sable. Motto — " In hoc signo vinces." 
 
 Sons of Isaac Braithwaithe of Kendal, West moil 
 
 i. ; d. ; t/i. : — 
 
 Joseph Bevan Braithwaite, Gentleman, i. 1818. A'a. 
 Camden Road, Islington, N. 
 
 SThe Honourablk ARTHUR GEORGE BRAND, 
 J. P. and D.L. for the co. of Sussex, M.P. for tht 
 Wisbech Division of theco. of Cambridge. Bom May i, 
 1853, being the third son of the Rt. Hon. the first Viscount 
 Hampnlen, by his wife Eliza, dau. of General Robot 
 Ellice. Armorial bearlngB — Azure, two swords in saltire, 
 the dexter surmounting the sinister, points upwards argent, 
 pommels and hilts or, between three escallops, one in chid 
 and two in fesse of the last. Mantling azure and ar; 
 Crest — Out of a crown vallery or, a leopard's h('ad aij; 
 sem^e of escallops and gorged with a collar gemel ^; 
 Motto — "Pour bien desirer."' Married, 1886, Iv 
 youngest dau. of the late Joseph Ingram, Esq,. I 
 of Brooklands, co. Chester ; and has /ssue — Henry Artliui 
 Trevor Brand, Esq., born 1890. Residences — Pelhani 
 House, Lewes ; Osborne House, Wisbech ; 50 Park Street, 
 W. Cluis — Reform, Bachelors', Garrick. 
 
 BRANDER, see DUNBAR-BRANDER. 
 BRANDON, quartered by KIN LOSS. 
 BRANDRAM, quartered by WIGAN. 
 
 BRANSTON (H. Coll.). Argent, on a fess^ 
 sable, between two torteaux in chief and an oval buckle in 
 
 
 three leopards' heads couped all counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling: gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a leopard's head couped argent, charged with a pale gules 
 
 base, tongue erect gules, a bezant between two like buckles 
 or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a cubit arm erect proper, holding a 
 
 la the Military Coclcade. 
 
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 uckle as in the arms or, a lozenge of the last between two 
 
 rnts. Motto—' ' Perseverantia et spes. " 
 Sons of Joseph William Branston of Newark-on- 
 Trent, m. Elizabeth, eld. d. of Joseph Gilstrap of 
 Newark-on-Trent : — 
 Joseph Gilstrap Branston, Esq., J. P., b. 1838; m. 
 Blanche Marguerite, d. of Charles Octavius Parnell of 
 'lussex Place, W. ; and has issue — (i) Walter Gilstrap 
 iranston, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), 
 ;.IA. (Cantab.), b. 1872; (2) Herbert Parnell Gilstrap 
 iJranston, Esq., formerly Capt. 4th V.B. Sherwood 
 "oresters, b. 1873 [m. Clara Gwenelin, d. of George Henry 
 iiranston]; (3) Basil Gilstrap Branston, Gentleman, b. 1874 
 iw. 1905, Irene Mildred, d. of Henry Owen Lucas, M.D.]; 
 ind three surv. daus. Seat ~ W\n\hor^e Grange, co. 
 '■lotts. 
 
 I William Welsh Branston, Gentleman, m. 1873, Emma, 
 I. of Henry Frederick Stikeman of Lee, Kent ; and has 
 iisue— William Bernard Branston, Esq., Capt. sth Batt. 
 'iifle Brigade, b. 1877; and two daus. Res.~6i Onslow 
 Jardens, London, S.W. 
 
 Henry Hall Branston, Gentleman, m. Ellen Jane, d. of 
 !;omelius Leary ; and has surv. issue — Percy Gerald Bran- 
 ;ton, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; and six daus. Res. — 28 Trebovir 
 :ioad. South Kensington, London, S.W. 
 I Sons of George Henry Branston of The Friary, Newark- 
 ! on-Trent, b. 1849 ; d. 1900 ; m. 1877, Gwynedd Clara, 
 I eld. d. of Adam Eyton of Plas Llanerch-y-Mor, Holy- 
 I well, N. Wales :— 
 
 Henry Eyton Branston, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; m. 1903, 
 Uary Gertrude, d. of Alfred Dean Cain of Liverpool. 
 |?M.— The Friary, Newark-on-Trent. 
 I George Trevor Branston, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 
 I RALPH BRANTON-DAY, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 f for the county of Hertford. Born 
 
 'IRffltif-rtM -ZTNaM M^y 9> ^24S' being the eldest son 
 UDlttUVUll-a^'tt|/ of Thomas Day Branton-Day, 
 ! who assumed the name of Day in 
 
 |:828 by Royal License, by his wife Helen Wilson, daughter 
 )f David Smith of Montrose. Club — Oriental. Livery — 
 'ilack and buff. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 ■ 'arty per chevron erminois and sable, in chief two mullets 
 ■lierced of the second, and in base a mullet pierced or, 
 in the centre point a cross patee per chevron also of 
 'he second and gold ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of 
 he colours, a mount vert, thereon two hands conjoined 
 proper, cuffed argent, fixed to a pair of wings, the dexter 
 ■rminois charged with a mullet pierced sable, and the 
 Sinister ermines charged with a mullet pierced argent ; 
 '■vith the Motto, "Surge dies est." Estates — Micklefield 
 Jareen and Great Sarratt Hall, in the county of Hert- 
 ford. Postal address — Great Sarratt Hall, Rickmansworth, 
 Herts. 
 
 \ BRASIER (U.O., 24 May 1665). Quarterly, per fesse 
 indented or and sable, four cinquefoils counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 ;a demi-lion rampant per pale or and sable. Motto — 
 " Amor patriae. " 
 
 Sons of Kilner Brasier of Ballyellis, J. P., m. Mary, d. 
 of James Griffin of Foynes, co. Limerick : — 
 Brooke Richard Brasier, Esq., J. P. cos. Cork and 
 Limerick, b. 1852. Seat— B^WyeXWs, Mallow, co. Cork. 
 Kilner Brasier, Gentleman, (J. . Res.— 
 
 Henry Brasier, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Charles Brasier, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 
 Sons of Brooke Brasier of Ballyellis, m. Ellen, d. and 
 coh. of Henry Mitchell of Mitchellsfort :— 
 Henry Brasier-Mitchell, Esq., J. P., D.L. (assumed the 
 additional name of Mitchell), b. ; m. 1857, Mary, d. of 
 
 Rev. William Bourne of Rathangan, co. Kildare. Seat.— 
 Mitchellsfort, co. Cork. 7?w.— Lleiniog Castle, Beaumaris. 
 Son of John Wellington Brasier, m. Barbara, d. of 
 John Smyth of Temple Michaell, co. Waterford : — 
 Brooke Brasier, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 
 Sons of William Brasier-Creagh, b. 1826; d.v.p. 1866; 
 tn. 1862, Isabella Anne Caroline, d. of Thomas 
 Hungerford, R.N : — 
 John Washington Brasier-Creagh, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, 
 Capt. 9th Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps. *. 1864. Seat.— 
 Creagh Castle, Doneraile, co. Cork. 
 
 William Hungerford Brasier-Creagh, Gentleman, b. 1866. 
 A-e^.— New York, U.S.A. 
 
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 Son of late Capt. George Percy Brasier-Creagh, 9th 
 Bengal Lancers, A.D.C. to Viceroy of India, b. 1864; 
 d. from wounds in S. Africa 1900; m. 1898, Marjorie 
 Cecil Rachel Battye : — 
 Brian Richmond Brasier-Creagh, Gentleman, *, 1899. 
 Res. — 
 
 Sons of George Washington Brasier-Creagh, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1832 ; d. 1900 ; m. , Averina, d. and h. of 
 Capt. William Sherlock, late 69th Regt :— 
 William Harrington Sherlock Langley-Brasier-Creagh, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Cork, b. 1857; m. ist, 1887, Jane {d. 1889), 
 d. and h. of Henry Langley of Byblox, Doneraile, co. Cork ; 
 2nd, 1902, Ella May, d. of E. M. Denny of Bryanston 
 Square, London. Seat — Stream Hill, Doneraile, co. 
 Cork. 
 
 George Washington Brasier-Creagh, Esq., C.M.G. , 
 Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C, b. 1858. C/«*j— Junior Army and 
 Navy, Raleigh. 
 
 Henry Beresford Brasier-Creagh, Gentleman, late R.N., 
 i. ; fn. , Eliza, d. of Rev. Edmond Rambaut ; and 
 
 has issue — Edmond Beresford Brasier-Creagh, Gentleman, 
 b. . Res.— 
 
 Richard Sherlock Brasier Creagh, Esq., Major 9th Batt. 
 King's Roy. Rif. Corps, b. . Res. — 
 
 Kilner Charles Brasier-Creagh, Gentleman, Lieut. S. 
 African Constabulary, b. . Res. 
 
 Sherlock Brasier-Creagh, Gentleman, b. . Res. 
 
 § ALBERT BRASSEY. Esquire, M.P., J. P. for co. 
 Oxford, late Lieut. 14th Hussars, Col. Queen's Own 
 Oxfordshire Hussars, and formerly High Sheriff, M.A. of 
 the University of Oxford, M.P. for North Oxon. Born 
 February 22, 1844, being the fourth and youngest son of 
 the late Thomas Brassey, Gentleman, by his wife Maria 
 Farrington, dau. of Joseph Harrison. Livery — Brown and 
 white. Armorial bearings— Quarterly of four, i. quar- 
 
 terly per fesse indented sable and argent, in the first 
 quarter a mallard of the second ; 2. gules, in chief three 
 mullets argent, and in base a dexter hand apaum^e, couped 
 at the wrist of the last ; 3. sable, a chevron between three 
 bulls' heads caboshed argent ; 4. argent, on a chevron 
 gules, three trefoils slipped of the field, and impaling the 
 arms of Bingham, namely azure, a bend cotised between six 
 crosses pat^e or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a manthng sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a mallard 
 proper; with the Motto, " Arduis sape metu nunquam." 
 Married, January 12, 1871, Matilda Maria Helena, com- 
 monly known as the Hon. Matilda Maria Helena, dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. John Charles Robert Bingham, 4th Baron 
 Clanmorris; and has hsue — (i) Robert Bingham Brassey, 
 Gentleman, 17th Lancers, b. Oct. 18, 1875 ; (2) Percy 
 Frederic Brassey, Gentleman, 9th Lancers, b. Dec. 10, 
 
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 1876. killed WM KimJwrlfv, S. Africa. Feb. 16. 1900 ; (3) 
 Kalp^i AllirH Kravvy. llfnilenuMi, *. Oct. a. 1883 ; Lilian 
 Mrtuclr (•», Major K. A. Scott]; Rose Zara Maria [m., 
 1896. CajH. Denis Daly); Mav Eleanor Annie; Violet 
 CiUberine; and Iris Hcnnione (m. Col. Malcolm Little]. 
 
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 Major West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry. Born March - 
 1870, l«inK the second but eldest survivinR s«ii) of tl', 
 late Henry Arthui Hra^scy, ICsci., (.p., l).i,._ \\ \ 
 Oxford, Ilarrister-at-Law, M.P. for Sandwich 1 868 1 
 1885. High SherifT 1890. by his wife Anna Hiirri, 1 
 
 %)gARDUlS S/EPE. AlETU mHQUAnjf^ 
 
 ifij/lafe*— Heythrop Park, in the Co. of Oxford ; Charlton 
 Park, in the co. of Gloucester. Pos/ai addresses— Hey- 
 throp. Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire; Charlton Hall, 
 Cheltenham ; and 29 Berkeley Square, S.W. C/«*j— Carl- 
 ton, Army and Navy, Naval and Military, Cavalry, Oxford 
 and Cambridge. 
 
 HENRY LEONARD CAMPBELL BRASSEY, 
 Esquire, J. P. for the cos. of Kent and Northants, 
 
 s 
 
 dau. of George Robert Stevenson of Tongswood, Hawk- 
 hurst, CO. Kent. Armorial bearings -Quarterly, i. quar- 
 terly per fesse indented sable and argent, in the first 
 quarter a mallard of the second ; 2. gules, in chief three 
 mullets argent, and in base a dexter hand apaum<5e, couped 
 at the wrist of the last ; 3. sable, a chevron Ijetween three 
 bulls' heads caboshed argent; 4. argent, on a chevron 
 gules, three trefoils slipped of the field, and impaling the 
 arms of Gordon-Lennox, namely, quarterly i and 4, quar- 
 
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 .if i and iiii., France and England quarterly; 11. Scot- 
 1^1 • iii Ireland (being the arms of Charles II.), all within 
 a'ardure compony argent and gules, charged with eight 
 n s of the second, barbed and seeded proper (over all an 
 e itcbeon of pretence gules, charged with three buckles 
 o' or the Duchy of Aubigny) ; 2 and 3, quarterly, i. azure, 
 tl e boars' heads or (for Gordon) ; ii. or, three lions' heads 
 e'ed gules (for Badenoch) ; iii. or, three crescents within 
 ti royal tressure of Scotland gules (for Seton) ; iiii. azure, 
 llie cinquefoils argent (for Eraser). Mantling sable and 
 aimt. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a mallard 
 \jieT. Motto— " Arduis ssepe, metu nunquam." Mar- 
 r', June 30, 1894, Lady Violet Mary Gordon- Lennox, 
 solid dau. of Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Esq., 
 ciimonly called Earl of March ; and has Issue— (i) Ronald 
 I'lry Brassey, Gentleman, fi. May 21, d. May 29, 1895; 
 (iCecil Henry Brassey, Gentleman, i. Oct. 3, 1896 ; and 
 (Gerard Charles Brassey, Gentleman,,*. Dec. 28, 1898. 
 .S/-Apethorpe Hall, Northants. Town res. — 40 Upper 
 Csvenor Street. 
 
 lAMUEL BRAUND, Esquire, J. P. Armorial bear- 
 i'S — Quarterly per pale wavy gules, guttfe-d'eau and 
 ehine, a sword in bend argent, pommel and hilt or, sur- 
 rianting a brand raguly inflamed in bend sinister proper, 
 latling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 c-)urs, issuant from clouds, a dexter cubit arm in armour, 
 1 ding in the hand a brand as in the. arms all proper, the 
 c 1 charged with a cross bottony gules. Motto — " Fidelis 
 £,extremuni." Residence —Dtvon House, Prospect, South 
 >j;tralia. 
 
 CDWARD BRAY, Gentleman. Born Aug. 19, 1849, 
 tng the second son of the late Reginald Bray, Esq., J. P., 
 I'l.A. , by his wife P'rances, dau. of Thomas N. Longman, 
 jnorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron 
 I, ween three eagles' legs sable, erased a la cuise, their 
 I'pns gules ; 2 and 3, vairy argent and azure, three bends 
 li as. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 (ithe colours, a flax-breaker or. Married, July 22, 1873, 
 lith Louisa, dau. of the Rev. John Hubbard; and has 
 lie — Four sons and one daughter. Residence — 
 
 Ur REGINALD MORE BRAY, Knight, M.A., Inner 
 '■mple, elected Bencher 1891, and Judge of the High 
 ';iirt of Justice 1904. Born Sept. 26, 1842, being the 
 vest son of the late Reginald Bray, Esq., J. P., F.S.A. , 
 :;1 his wife Frances, dau. of 'I'homas N. Longman, 
 .morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron 
 
 ■ ween three eagles' legs sable, erased a la cuise, their 
 13ns gules; 2 and 3, vairy argent and azure, three bends 
 ', es. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 i the colours, a flax-breaker or. Married, July 14, 1868, 
 
 ■ lily Octavia, dau. of Arthur Kett Barclay of Bury Hill, 
 ■rking ; and has Issue — (i) Reginald Arthur Bray, Gentle- 
 
 '.n, b. May 20, i86g ; (2) Edward Neville Bray, Gentle- 
 i.n, b. Dec. 17, 1871 ; (3) Jocelyn Bray, Gentleman, b. 
 
 iril 7, 1880 ; (4) Francis Edmond Bray, Gentleman, b. 
 
 irch 2, 1882; Fanny Helen [;«., 1896, Charles F. Lloyd, 
 ;irth son of Samuel Lloyd of Gosden House, Bramley, and 
 
 s issue]; Marjorie Rachel Mary \m., 1894, Bertram R. 
 
 arren, only son of Frank Warren of Upton Park, 
 
 )ugh [d. 1900), and has issue] ; Lilian Emily ; and Olive. 
 
 'i'— The Manor House, Shere, near Guildford. Town 
 'idence—17 The Boltons, S.W. Club — Athenasum. 
 
 ALEXANDER MACAULAY BREDON, Gentleman. 
 I >rn July 14, 1849, being the second son of the late Alexander 
 edon, M.D., of BaUintaggart House, Portadown, co. 
 magh, by Catherine, dau. of Joseph Breadon, R.N., of 
 ontreal, Canada. Armorial bearings — Gules, a lion 
 mpant or, within a bordure invected of the last, charged 
 th ten passion -nails proper. Mantling gules and or. 
 est— Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gent, holding in the dexter paw a cross pat6e fitch^e 
 lies, the sinister paw resting on a passion-nail or. Motto 
 " Vincit Veritas." Married, July 14, 1881, Annie Isabella, 
 lest dau. of Anthony Surtees of San Antonio, Texas, 
 • S.A. ; and has Issue — (i) Alexander Surtees Bredon, 
 intleman, b. June 27, 1883; (2) Anthony Surtees Bredon, 
 
 Gentleman, b. July i, i888; and Margaret Sarah. Estate 
 — Castletown Cooley, Carlingford, co. Louth. Postal ad- 
 dress — Scarborough, Yorkshire. 
 
 MATTHEW BOYD BREDON, Esquire, Major 3rd 
 Batt. Royal Irish Fusiliers, Deputy Commissioner of Cus- 
 toms, China. Born January 25, 1855, lieing the third son 
 of the late Alexander Bredon, M. D. , of BaUintaggart House, 
 Portadown, co. Armagh, by Catherine, dau. of Joseph 
 Breadon, R.N., of Montreal, Canada. Clubs — Grosvenor, 
 Junior Constitutional, R. Irish Yacht, R. Alfred Yacht, 
 County (Armagh). Livery — Claret and yellow. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a lion rampant or, within a bordure in- 
 
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 vected of the last, charged with ten passion-nails proper. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, holding in the dexter 
 paw a cross patte fitch^e gules, the sinister paw resting on 
 a passion-nail or. Motto — "Vincit Veritas." Married, 
 Sept. 10, 1898, Mary Kerron, last surviving dau. of the late 
 Jervais Kerron Birney of Tyrone House, Rathfarnham, co. 
 Dublin. Estates and postal addresses — BaUintaggart House, 
 Portadown ; Dowth Lodge, Drogheda ; and 39 Ovington 
 Square, S.W. 
 
 Sir ROBERT EDWARD BREDON, K.C.M.G. 
 (1904), M.A. Univ. of Dublin ; served 1867 to 1873 
 as Asst. Surgeon 97th Regt., resigned and joined Im- 
 perial Chinese Customs as Chief Secretary in the Inspec- 
 
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 litnitr General, iind later served as Commissioner of Customs 
 at Hankow, Shanghai. Canton, and elscwiiere, resigned 
 1897, and rrjomed 1900; is an officer of the Legion of 
 Honour of Francr. fommander of thr Order of St. Olaf 
 of Norway, and Second Class of the Order of the Double 
 Dragon of China. Second Class of the Sacred Treasure 
 of jatnn, I>puty Inspector-General of Chinese Imperial 
 Maritime Customs ; was present with wife and dau. in the 
 i)ritish legation at Pckin during siege 1900 (China medal 
 and clasp). Born Feb. 4. 1846, being the eldest son of 
 Alexander Bredon, late of Portadown, co. Armagh. M.D., 
 hi Catherine, dau. of Joseph Brcadon, R.N., of Montreal, 
 danada. Armorial bearings - Gules, a lion rampant or. 
 
 within a bordure invected of the last, charged with ten 
 passion-nails proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 Ujxjn a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, 
 holding in the dexter paw a cross patte fitch^e gules, the 
 sinister paw resting on a passion-nail or. Motto — " Vincit 
 Veritas." Married, September 3, 1879, Lily Virginia, 
 younger dau. of Thomas Crane Banks of San Francisco, 
 California, U.S.A. ; and has Issue — Juliet. Residences — 
 I. G. of Customs, Peking and Shanghai. Club — Junior 
 United Service. 
 
 BRENCHLEY, see HUNT. 
 
 BRETHERTON, see STAPLETON-BRETHERTON. 
 
 The Rev. HUMPHREY WILLIAM BRETHERTON, 
 M.A. Camb., Rector of Eccleston. Born July 6, 1857, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Bretherton, Esq., 
 J. P., Patron of the living of Elccleston, by his wife Margaret, 
 only child of the late Richard Norris of Lostock Brow. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, a cross raguly flory argent, 
 two flaunches of the last, each charged with a stag's head 
 caboshed of the first. MatitUng sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a cross raguly flory sable, 
 therefrom pendent by a riband gules a stag's head caboshed 
 argent. Motto — " Per asjjera ad dulcia crucis. " Married, 
 June I, 1887, Edith Beata, only dau. of John Garden of 
 Llandudno, late Capt. 20th Regt. ; and has /«»?—( i) 
 Humphrey Bretherton, Gentleman, b. 1889; (2) William 
 
 Bretherton, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; {3) Joim Talboi Ilnili, 
 ton. Gentleman, b. 1894 ; and (4) Norris C;iriicn HiciIh 
 ton. Gentleman, *. 1900. AVa/— Runsh.iw Hall, Choil, , 
 CO. Lancaster. Residence — Eccleston Rectory, n, .u 
 Chorley. 
 
 NORRIS BRETHERTON, Estjuire. J. P. Lanes. Bom 
 1859, Ijcing the second son of the late William Bretherton 
 Esquire, J. P., of Kunshaw Hall, Lanes, by his wife Mar' 
 garet, only child of Richard Norris of Lostock Brow, Lnncs 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Sable, 
 raguly Hory argent, two flaunches of the last, eatli 
 with a stag's head caboshed of the first. Upon tl.r . 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a niaiu- 
 ling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, u|>on a wreath of 
 the colours, a cross raguly Hory sable, therefrom pendeiu 
 by a riband gules a stag's head caboshed argent ; with the 
 Motto, " Per aspera ad dulcia crucis." Married, May 3, 
 1883, Anne Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Willi.n 
 Bashall, Esquire, J. P., of Nateby, Lanes, and Stow Man 
 Essex; and has Issue — Margaret; Elsie; and Dorotl 
 Estates — Lands in Leyland, P'arington, Ulneswalton, Cl.i 
 ton-le- Woods, Nateby, and Tarnacre, Lanes ; and lands 
 Stow Maries, Purleigh, and Cold-Norton, Essex. Postal 
 addresses — Runshaw Hall, Euxton, Lanes. ; Nateby Lodge, 
 Nateby, Lanes. ; and Bowerswood, Garstang, Lanes. 
 
 BRETT, see ESHER. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY BRETT, Gentleman, sometime 
 Clerk of the Peace for county of the town of Carrick- 
 fergus, son of the Rev. Wills Hill Brett, M.A. Armo- 
 rial bearing^ — Argent, a fesse cotised sable. WatitHng 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a falcon proper, jessed gules, belled and vervelled or. 
 Motto — "Vilia contemnit aucupia." Residence — Gretton, 
 Malone Road, Belfast. Club — National Liberal. 
 
 Colonel Sir WILFORD BRETT, Knight Commander 
 of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 1Rl*rt"t Michael and Saint George. Born 1824, ben 
 iClt'i'l' the son of the late Reverend Joseph Gcoi. 
 
 Brett ; served as Military Secretary in Norih 
 America, India, and at Malta, and as Civil Secretary in 
 Nova Scotia, the Ionian Islands, and Malta ; created Knight 
 Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, 1864. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Gules, within an orle of crosses 
 bottony fitch^e or, a lion rampant of the last, holding in 
 the dexter paw a fasces erect proper (for Brett). Upon the 
 escutcheon, which is encircled by the ribbon of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 and pendent therefrom his badge as a Knight Commander 
 of that Order, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion passant gules, charged on the shoulder 
 with a cross bottony fitch^e or, and holding in the dexter 
 forepaw a fasces proper ; with the Motto, " Vicimus." 
 Married, 1859, Mary Isabel (who died 1892), daughter 
 of Thomas Stephen. Postal address — Moore Place, Esher, 
 Surrey. 
 
 WILLIAM BAILEY BRETT, Gentleman. Born 1813, 
 being the eldest son of the late Alexander Brett of 
 Dublin. Armorial bearings — Argent, a fesse cotised 
 sable. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a falcon proper, jessed gules, 
 belled and vervelled or. Motto — " Vilia contemnit 
 aucupia." Postal address — 58 Merrion Avenue, Blackrock, 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 VIVIAN BREW-MULHALLEN, Gentleman; assumed 
 the name and arms of Mulhallen by Royal Licence, May 
 31, 1897. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure 
 a stag's head erased or, between six escallops argent (for 
 Mulhallen) ; 2. quarterly argent and or, a lion salient sable 
 between four cross crosslets fitchee gules (for Brew) ; 3. 
 per bend gules and azure, a lion rampant argent, holding 
 m the dexter fore-paw a trefoil or (for Wallace). Mantling 
 azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, an 
 
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 escallop or (for Mulhallen) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 fa lion rampant per fesse or and gules, charged on the 
 Ibreast with a cross crosslet fitchee sable (lor Brew). 
 
 Motto—' 'Always ready. " Residence— b Sidmanton Square, 
 
 Bray, co. Wicklow. 
 
 for the county of Dorset, who died 1888. Of the above 
 marriage there was with other Issue — Charles Gawler 
 Bridge, Gentleman, born 1855 [married, 1884, Victoire, 
 daughter of Monsieur Fouassiere]. Postal address — 
 Piddletrenthide Manor, near Dorchester. 
 
 BREWES, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 BREWSIER, see FRENCH-BREWSTER. 
 
 BRICE, see MONTEFIORE BRICE. 
 
 ' BRIDGE (H. Coll). Argent, on a bend invected plain 
 cottised sable, two chaplets of roses or, the whole between 
 two pairs of wings conjoined and elevated gules. Mant- 
 
 i ling sable and argent. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, 
 a pair of wings addorsed argent, on a bend invected plain 
 
 The Reverend JOHN ROBERT ORLANDO 
 BRIDGEMAN, commonly known as the Rev. the Hon. 
 John Robert Orlando Bridgeman, J. P. for the counties of 
 Stafford and Salop. Born 1831, being the son of the Right 
 Hon. George Augustus Frederick Henry Bridgeman, the 
 second Earl of Bradford, by his first wife Georgina Eliza- 
 beth, only daughter of Sir Thomas Moncrieffe of Mon- 
 crieffe, Bart. ; graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge ; 
 M.A. 1853 ; appointed Rector of Weston-under-Lyziard, 
 1859. Club — Carlton. Armorial bearings — Sable, ten 
 
 cottised sable, two chaplets of roses or. Motto — " Deus 
 pascit corvos." 
 
 Son of George Bridge, b. ; d. ; m, , 
 
 Mary, d. of Zaccariah WooUey :— 
 Alfred John Bridge, Esq., J. P. Sussex, b. 24 Oct. 1848; 
 m. 1871, Jane Maria, d. of Charles Jones of Calcutta ; and 
 has issue— Eric Andrew Bridge, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1872. 
 /?«.— Wyberlye, Burgess Hill, Sussex. C/«fc— Constitu- 
 tional, United, Hurlingham. 
 
 ELLEN ELIZA BRIDGE, Widow, eldest daughter of 
 Edward Palmer of Wyke Regis, in the county 
 'IBtitlttE °^ I^orset, who died 1856, by his wife EUza, 
 "*" daughter of Robert Bridge. Armorial bear- 
 ings are, upon a lozenge : Or, a bend 
 engrailed sable, charged with a chaplet of oak of the field, 
 on a chief azure a bridge of three arches embattled, and at 
 each end a tower proper. Married, 1852, John Edward 
 Bridge, Esquire, of Piddletrenthide, Justice of the Peace 
 
 plates, four, three, two and one, and on a chief argent, a 
 lion passant ermines, and impaling the arms of Clive, 
 namely, argent, on a fesse sable, three mullets or. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, holding between the 
 paws a wreath of laurel proper. Married, 1862, Marianne 
 Caroline, daughter of the late Venerable William Clive, Arch- 
 deacon of Montgomery ; and has Issue living — William 
 Clive Bridgeman, Esquire. Postal addresses — 89 Harley 
 Street, W. ; Frognel, 'I'orquay. 
 
 JOSEPH RIDGWAY BRIDSON, Esquire, J. P. cos. 
 Lanes, and Westmorland. Born April 10, 1831, being the 
 fourth son of the late Thomas Ridgway Bridson, Esq. , J. P. , 
 of Southport, Lanes., by his wife Sarah, dau. of Henry 
 Matthews of Liverpool. Armorial bearings — Azure, gutt^e- 
 d'eau, a bridge of four arches between two dolphins naiant 
 embowed in chief and a sphere in base all proper. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-mariner in profile proper, vested and capped 
 azure, collared argent, girdled or, grasping in the dexter 
 hand an anchor erect of the last, and resting the sinister 
 hand on a wreath of coral gules. Motto — ' ' Tutis in undis. " 
 Married, July 1, 1857, Margaret, dau. of John Woodhouse 
 of Bolton; and has Issue — (i) Arthur Paul Bridson, Esq., 
 Capt. Westm. and Cumb. Yeomanry, b. 1859 [m., 1889, 
 Katherine, dau. of Matthew Benson Harrison, and has 
 issue]; (2) Joseph Ridgway Bridson, Lieut. R.N., (5. 1861 
 [?«., 1896, Katherine Mary, dau. of J. Kenny of Halifax, 
 N.S.]; Ethel; Constance Mary; Mabel; and Marguerite 
 
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 fawpbinr. AVwV<«»»* — Bryerswood. Windermere, co. 
 WettmorUnd. 
 
 Maior THOMAS RIDGWAY BRIDSON. J. P. Lanes.. 
 MOMltme Major I^ncs. Fusiliers, /titm 1823. being the 
 eldest surviving son of the lale Thomas Ridgway Bridson, 
 Esq., J.I'., of .Souihporl. I^incs., by his wife SaKlh, dau. 
 ofllenr)' Matthews of Livi-rpool. Armoiial bearlnjri— 
 Axur<r, gult^-d'cau, a Ijridge of four arches l)et\v«>n two 
 dolphins naiant cnibowcd in chief and a sphere in base all 
 proper. lt»wtllny ature and argent. Orest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-mariner in profile proper, vested and 
 capped axure, collaritl argent, girdled or, grasping in the 
 dexter hand an anchor erect of the last, and resting the 
 sinister hand on a wreath of coral gules. MottO-^" Tutis 
 in undis." Married, firstly, 1848, Mary (died i8|6). third 
 dau. of Richard Smith of Foulton Manor House, Cheshire ; 
 and secondly, 1859. Charlotte Mary (died 1886), second 
 dau. of William I^we. He has with other Issue, by both 
 marriages — Harry Bridson, M.A. (Oxon.). Residences — 
 Rock End. lorquay, Devon; and Bridge House, Bolton, 
 I..ancs. 
 
 JOHN SWALLOW BRIERLY, Gentleman. Bom 
 April 25, 1842, being the son of Joseph Brierly, late of New 
 House, Huddersfield, by his wife Mary, dau. of Luke 
 Swallow. Armorial bearlags — Argent, a cross nebuly 
 gules, in the first and fourth quarters an oak-tree eradi- 
 cated proper, a chief arched vert. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 an oak-tree proper, an escutcheon argent, guttde-de-sang, 
 charged with a cross nebuly gules, between two roses of the 
 last, both stalked and leaved of the first. Motto— "Ad 
 utrumquc paratus." Married, Feb. 6, 1894, Kthel Arden, 
 dau. of William Henry Peacock, Esq., j.P. ; and has 
 /««<r— Henry John Raymond Brierly, Gentleman, b. Oct. 
 6, 1896 ; and Leila Mary Arden. Residence — Delrow, 
 Aldenbam, Herts. Club — Conservative. 
 
 ALLAN HEYWOOD BRIGHT, Esquire, J.P. city of 
 Liverpool, M.P. for Oswestry div. of Salop. Bom May 
 24, 1862, being the eldest son of the late Henry Arthur 
 
 Bright, Esquire, of Ashfield, near Liverpool, Justice of the 
 Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster, by his wife 
 
 Mary Elitabeth, eldest daughter of Samuel Henry Thomii 
 son, Es(|uire, of ThinRwall Hall, Liverpool, Justice of ihr 
 Peace and Deputy- 1. icutt-nant for the County Palatine ot 
 I^ncaster. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., i79(y)— Amri' 
 a fesse wavy erminnis, in chief three crescents aiivin 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet Ijcfiiting his uit-h ( 
 with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon .1 
 wreath of the colours, a crescent as in the arms, and U 
 tween the horns an estoile or. Married, June 10, i88c 
 Edith, youngest daughter of Alfred 'luriier, Justice ot 
 the Peace; and has /«K«f— Edith Honora. Residence— 
 Gorse Hey, West Derby. 6V«*i— Athenaeum, Nation;i1 
 Liberal. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD BRIGHT, Esquire. C.M.(; 
 (1883), was Commr. to Exhibitions of London 1862, Dublin 
 1865, Melbourne 1866, 1867, London 1873, Mclliounie 1880, 
 Calcutta 1883, Adelaide i?87, and Melbourne 1888 ; has Uvii 
 twice Chm. of Melbourne Harbour Trust. Horn i82>), 
 being the fifth son of the late Robert Bright, Es(|., i.l 
 Bristol and Abbot's Leigh, Somersetshire, High Sheriff r,( 
 Bristol 1852. Clubs — Windham, Ilurlin^hani. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a fesse wavy erminois, in chief tlircc 
 crescents argent, and impaling the arms of Manners, n.nmely 
 or, two bars azure, a chief quarterly of the last and gules, 
 the first and fourth quarters each charged with two fleurt- 
 de-lis or, and the second and third e.ich with a lion passant 
 guardant or, and pendent his badge as a C. M.G. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 crescent as in the arms, lietween the horns an estoile or. 
 Motto — "Post tenebras lucem." Married, 1868, Hon. 
 .•\nna Maria Georgiana, elder dau. of Rt. Hon. John Henr\ 
 Thomas, third Viscount Canterbury, G.C.M.G. , K.CJ.B. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Alfred Ernest Bright (to whom H.R.li. 
 the Duke of Edinburgh stood sponsor), b. 1869; (2) Charles 
 Henry Manners-Sutton Bright, b. 1870; (3) Richard George 
 Tyndall Bright, Esq., Brevet-Major Rifle Brig.ade, *. 187a; 
 and Georgina Amy Blanche. Postal address— ^i Cromwell 
 Road, London, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE BRIGHT, Esquire, J.P. for Somerset, a Judge 
 in India. Born 1826, being the fourth son of the lale Rotert 
 Bright, Esq., J. P., of Bristol, and of Abbot's Leigh, Sonier 
 setshire. High Sheriff of Bristol 1852, by Caroline 'lyndall. 
 Club — United Service. Livery — Drab, with green waist- 
 coat ; (dress), green plush breeches and silver lace. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, a fesse wavy erminois, in chief 
 three crescents argent, impaling the arms of Raikes, namely 
 argent, a chevron engrailed pean Ijetwecn three griffins' 
 heads erased sable, each charged with an ermine spwi gules. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a crescent as in the arms, and between the horns 
 an estoile or. Motto— " Post tenebras lucem." Married, 
 firstly, 1851, Eleanor Georgina (d. 1852), dau. of Marcus 
 M'Causland of Fruit Hill, co. Derry ; and by her h.id Issue 
 — (i) Robert Marcus Bright, b. 1852, d. 1868. He married 
 secondly, 1857, Tempe, dau. of Henry T. Raikes, Judge of 
 High Court, Calcutta, and has issue — (2) Kichard Prinsep 
 Bright, b. 1864, d. 1865 ; (3) Trevor Percy Bright, b. 1869 ; 
 (4) Ashley Rowland Bright, Lieut. 43rd Regt., b. Nov. 
 3, 1870 (killed in action at Paardeberg, South Africa, 
 Feb. 18, 1900); Amy Constance [/«. , 1880, Herbert Percy 
 Alleyne, who d. 1884; and secondly. Rev. Gerald Victor 
 Sampson] ; Ethel Fanny ; Grace Lilian ; and Kathleen 
 Julia [m., 1897, Charles T. Budgett]. Postal address— ^i 
 Victoria Square, Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 HEYWOOD BRIGHT, Esquire, J.P, Lanes. Born Oct. 
 20, 1836, being the second son of the late Samuel Bright, 
 Esquire, J. P., of Sandheys, Liverpool, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Anne, dau. of Hugh Jones of Larkhill, near Liverpool. 
 Club— Reform. Armorial bearings— Azure, a fesse wavy 
 erminois, in chief three crescents argent. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a crescent as 
 in the arms, and between the horns an estoile or. Motto — 
 " Post tenebras lucem." Married, 1884, Dorothea Anne, 
 eldest dau. of Col. John Ireland Blackburne of Hale Hall, 
 Lanes. ; and has /w««— Ursula Dorothea Elizabeth. Postal 
 address — Sandheys, West Derby, Liverpool. 
 
 Thk Rev. JAMES FRANCK. BRIGHT, D.D. (Oxon.), 
 Master of University College, Hon. Fellow of Balliol College, 
 
 ^ is the MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 'Oxford Lord of the Manor of Brockbury. Born May 29, 
 'i8w being the third son of the late Richard Bright, M.D., 
 F R.'s., Physician at Guy's Hospital, by his wife Eliza, dau. 
 'of B FoUett, lisq., of Exeter, and sister of Sir W. W. 
 iFollett, Attornev-General. Armorial beaxings— Azure, 
 'a fesse wavy er'minois, in chief three crescents argent. 
 ' Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 la crescent as in the arms, between the horns an estoile 
 ior Motto—" Post tenebras lux." Married, 1864, Em- 
 : meline Theresa, dau. of Rev. E. D. Wickham ; and has 
 i /frt<«— Margaret Franck [m. William Carr, Esq., J. P., of 
 : Gomersal, Yorks.] ; Alice Clara Franck [m. George Frank 
 iNewbolt], Emily Gertrude Franck [ot. John Arthur Gibbs]; 
 f and Evelyn Isabel Franck \m. Rev. Hubert Murray Burge, 
 ; b.D.]. Postal arf^/r«^— Athenaeum, University College, 
 j Oxford, 
 
 j TYNDALL BRIGHT. Bom 1824, being the third son 
 I of the late Robert Bright of Bristol, and of Abbot's Leigh, 
 \ Somersetshire, High Sheriff of Bristol 1852, by Marianne 
 Schimmelpennick his wife. Armorial bearings— Azure, a 
 i fesse wavy erminois, in chief three crescents argent. Mant- 
 ( ling azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 I crescent as in the arms, and between the horns an estoile 
 ior. Motto— "Post tenebras lucem." Married, i^^i.tAzxy, 
 ' dau. of W. Fletcher of Liverpool ; and has Issue— {i) Robert 
 ' Tyndall Bright, d. 1853, d. 1875 ; (2) William Tyndall 
 ! Bright, d. 1855, d. 1858; (3) Arthur Tyndall Bright, Lieut. 
 ! 90th Regt. , killed in action in South Africa 1879 ; Caroline 
 I Mary [m., 1892, Francis O'Shaughnessey Belli Readel; 
 : and Emily Isabel [;«., 1880, Henry Valentine Storey]. 
 j Postal address — Liverpool. 
 
 I WILLIAM ROBERT BRIGHT, Esquire, C.S.I., 
 i I.C.S. (Bengal), Deputy - Commissioner Palaman 1892, 
 
 Magistrate of Midnapur 1895. Born 1857, being the eldest 
 ; son of the late General Sir Robert Onesiphorus Bright, 
 i G.C.B., by his wife Catherine, dau. of Sir WiUiam Miles, 
 I ist Bart., of Leigh Court, Somersetshire. Armorial bear- 
 . ings — Azure, a fesse wavy erminois, in chief three crescents 
 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 ! the colours, a crescent as in the arms, between the horns 
 i an estoile or. Motto — " Post tenebras, lucem." Married, 
 1 1883, Ellen Theophila, dau. of Charles Theophilus Metcalfe, 
 j C.S.I. ; and has Issue — Honor Marguerite; and Gladys 
 i Ethel. Postal address — 
 \', 
 
 { BRIGSTOCKE (H. Coll. These arms were supposed 
 
 I to have been confirmed 1687, by a deputy of Sir Henry 
 
 * St. George, Clarenceux, but it appears to have been done 
 
 I without sufficient authority, and a new grant of the identi- 
 
 I cal arms was obtained in 1902. This, however, did not 
 
 \ include all the members of the family). Quarterly, or and 
 
 sable, three escallop-shells counterchanged. Mantling 
 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a raven 
 
 sable, holding in its dexter claw an escallop-shell or. 
 
 Motto— "(i)s 6</)is /cat Trepto-repa" (Matthew X. 16). Livery 
 
 (in use for four generations) — Claret - brown with silver 
 
 buttons and a crimson waistcoat, and for full dress, 
 
 crimson plush breeches. 
 
 Son of William Owen Brigstocke, Esq., of Blaen- 
 pant, CO. Cardigan, J. P. cos. Cardigan, Pembroke, 
 and Carmarthen, D.L. Cardigan, Barrister-at-Law, 
 B.A. ,3. 1831 ; d. 1900; m. ist, Emmeline {d. 1868), 
 d. of Capt. Oliver Lloyd of Coedmore and Dol- 
 haidd : — 
 Augustus Brigstocke, Esq., J. P. cos. Cardigan and Car- 
 marthen, Alderman and C.C. for both counties, b. 1854; 
 m. 1900, Catherine Mary Grove, eld. d. of G. Fredk. Chester ; 
 and has issue — Gwilym Owen Brigstocke, Gentleman, h. 
 1905 ; Rosemary ; Nancy ; Lynette ; and Valerie. Seat — 
 Blaenpant, Boncath, R.S.O., South Wales. Clubs— 
 National Literal, Farmers'. 
 
 Sons \same arms, a martlet for difference, quartering 
 ^' azure, a pale or, gutti-de-sang," for Player of Ashey 
 and Ryde^ of Capt. George Campbell Henville Player 
 Brigstocke of Ashey and Ryde, of ^th Dragoon Gds. 
 {grandson of William Owen Brigstocke of Blaenpant, 
 d. 1831), b. 1832 ; d. 1880 ; m. 1865, Adelaide, d. of 
 Elkana Thomas Copp : — 
 William Player Brigstocke, Gentleman, late Lieut. 4/A 
 {Roy. Irish) Dragoon Gds., Barrister-at-Law, Lord of the 
 Manor of Ashey and Ryde, b. 1873; m. 1895, Mary, d. 
 
 of late Charles Aken Fairbridge of Sea Point, Capt. Colony. 
 Seat. — Ryde House, Isle of Wight. Clubs — Army and 
 Navy, Cavalry, New, Royal Victoria Yacht. 
 
 George Robert Brigstocke, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law , 
 
 C.C. for Isle of Wight, b. 1874. Chambers — 36 Lincoln's 
 Inn Pields, London, W.C. Res.— Ryde, Isle of Wight. 
 C\\ihs— Wellington, Royal Victoria Yacht {Ryde). 
 
 BRIMACOMBE (H. Coll., 1901). Sable, on a fesse or, 
 
 between seven bezants, three in chief and four in base 
 three and one, four martlets of the held. Mantling sable 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 and or. OTMi— On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock 
 prx>per an owl. wing* invcrtwl sable, on each wing a pallet 
 or, chargrd with a ymWei and holding in the beak a bezant. 
 Motto — ' 5^api«nter. " 
 
 Kid. son of late Willianj Walter Brimacombe of East- 
 bury Manor, co. Worcester, t. 1835 ; rf. 1901 ; m. 1866, 
 Annetiill. d. of Richard Cridge :— 
 Richard William Brimcombe, Gentleman, M.D. (Brux.), 
 M.R.C.S. (Kng.). L.R.C.P. (Lond.). *. 1867; *•. ao Aug.. 
 1901, Irene Alice Vtctoria, d. of Reginald Henry Stanley, 
 Kf . D. : and has issue — Grace Honor ; and Ruth Morwenna. 
 ^«.— Colebrook Lodge, Wandsworth, S.W.; 9 Cavendish 
 Square, W. C/«r>— Reform. 
 
 ERNEST AUGUSTUS BRINE, Gentleman, C.E. 
 Bant Nov. ao, 1856, being the eldest son of Thomas 
 Charles Augustus Brine, Gentleman, of Poole, Dorset, by 
 his wife Mary Cochram, dau. of William Adey of Poole. 
 Armorial boaringi — Argent, an ea^Ie displayed sable, 
 charged with an anchor or, on a chief embattled gules, 
 a cross moline also gold. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Orett — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, 
 sem^ of billets, and holding; in the fore-paws a cross moline 
 gules. Motto— " Con fido." A/arn'ed, Aug. 15. 1890; and 
 had /ssite — Frances M.iry ; and Helen I.,ouisa. Postal 
 address— 9oo\^ Dorset. 
 
 Rev. ALGERNON LINDESAY BRINE, M.A. Oxon, 
 Rector of Willesborough, Kent. Bom Aug. 22, 1864, 
 being the fifth son of the late Rev. James Gram Brine, 
 M.A., B.D., late Fellow of St. John's Coll., Oxford, 
 formerly Rector of Lower Hardres, Kent, and Rural Dean 
 
 of Canterbury, previously Rector of Chardstock All Saints, 
 CO. Dorset, by his wife Mary Amelia, only surviving 
 daughter and heiress of Rev. Edward Bouverie Pusey, 
 D.D., Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. Armorial 
 
 bearlngra— Argent, an eagle displayed sable, with mi 
 anchor or, on a chief embattled gules, a cross niolin 
 also gold. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, sem6f. . 
 billets, and holding in the fore-paws a cross nioln, 
 gules. Motto — "Confido." Married, Dec. 39, 18.,- 
 Marian Fanny, eldest daughter of Brigade-Surgeon Joli'n 
 Adcock. M.D., of Bath. Postal orfrf/^wj— Willcslx)roui;l\ 
 Rectory, Kent. 
 
 TnK Rev. GEORGE AUGUSTUS BRINK, M.A. 
 Exeter College, Oxford. Born August 12, 1839, being 
 the only son of Vice- Admiral George Brine, R.N., by 
 his wife Caroline, dau. of Michael Bush. AnnioriiU 
 bearings — Argent, an eagle displayed sable, charged 
 with an anchor or, on a chief embattled gules, a cross 
 moline also gold. Mantling sable and argent. Orett— 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent. 
 sem6e of billets, and holding in the fore-paws a cros' 
 moline gules. Motto — "Confido." Postal address 
 Beechgrove, Honiton, Devon. 
 
 The Rev. JAMES EDWARD BOUVERIE BRINE, 
 M.A. Christ Ch., Oxford. Bom 1855, being the eldest son 
 of Rev. James Gram Brine of St. George's Place, Canter- 
 bury, M.A., B.D., Fellow of St. John's Coll., Oxford. 
 Rural Dean of Canterbury, and formerly Rural Dean of 
 Bridport, Dorset, and Rector of Lower Hardres, co. Kent, 
 by his wife Mary Amelia, only surviving dau. and heiress 
 of Rev. Eklward Bouverie Pusey, D.D. , Canon of Christ 
 Church, Oxford. Armorial bearings— Argent, an eagle 
 displayed sable, with an anclior or, on a chief embattled 
 gules, a cross moline also gold. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 argent, sem(5e of billets, and holding in the fore-paws a 
 cross moline gules. Motto — "Confido." A/arwrf, firstly, 
 November 19, 1888, Margaret, daughter of Thomas Ekin, 
 of Newmarket, Cambs. (she d.s.p. February 20, 189a). 
 He m. secondly, January 18, 1896, Louisa Florence^ 
 daughter of Colonel James George. Postal address— 
 Nuward Eliija, Ceylon. ^m 
 
 Colonel JOHN JONES BRINE, H.E.I.C.S. Boni 
 Oct. 18, 1824, being the second son of the late Com- 
 mander John Brine, R. N., of Charlton, Dorset, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Horlock, dau. of Thomas Horlock Bastard, 
 D. L. , of Charlton Marshall, Dorset. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, an eagle displayed sable, charged with an anchor 
 or, on a chief embattled gules, a cross moline also gold. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant argent, sem6e of billets, and holding 
 in the fore-paws a cross moline gules. Motto — " Confido. 
 Married, Aug. 12, 1854, Caroline, dau. of David Ross 
 of Rosstrevor, co. Down ; and has Issue — Arthur Brine, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 16, 1856 ; and Alicia Mary, [m., April 9, 
 1881, Thomas Armstrong of the Abbot's House, Abbot's 
 Langley, Herts, Director of Arts, South Kensington 
 Museum]. 
 
 Admiral LINDESAY BRINE, R.N. ; served in the 
 Crimea, in the Baltic 1855, at the taking of Canton 
 1857, and of Taku Forts i860, Younger Brother of the 
 Trinity House, and a Naval Assessor to the House of 
 Lords. Bom Nov. 5, 1834, being the eighth son of 
 the late Major James Brine of Claremont, Sidmouth, 
 Devon, Capt. and Brevet Major of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, 
 and previously of the 39th Regt. (served in the Penin- 
 sular War, and was wounded at Albuhera), by his wife 
 Gramina Julia Petrina, dau. of John Hieronymus Cl;uison 
 of Christiania, Norway. Clubs — AthencKum, United Ser- 
 vice. Armorial bearings — Argent, an eagle displayed 
 sable, charged with an anchor or, on a chief embattled 
 gules, a cross moline also gold, and impaling the arms of 
 Knapton, namely gules, a chevron dancett^e ermine be- 
 tween three chaplets or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, 
 semde of billets, and holding in the fore-paws a cross moline 
 gules. Motto — "Confido." Married, Aug. 10, 1871, his 
 cousin, Emily Ethel, dau. of the Rev. Augustus James 
 Knapton of Boldre Hall, Hants, son of Rear-Admiral 
 
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 'tiffustus Brine, R.N. ; and has Issue— {t) Lindesay Heath 
 'line Gentleman, fi. April S, 1884; {2) Everard Lindesay 
 rine' Gentleman, *. Dec. i, 1890; Helen Claudia; Lmily 
 ecil- and Frances Gramina. Postal addresses— Roy don. 
 ■orquay. and Athenaeum Club, Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 PERCIVAL FORBES BRINE, Esquire, Capt. (retired), 
 nd Bt.-Major "The Buffs," East Kent Regt. Born 
 
 ^)ct 25 1857, being the third son of the late Rev. James 
 ,ram Brine of St. George's Place, Canterbury, M.A., B.D., 
 
 'ellowof St. John's Coll., Oxford, Rural Dean of Canter- 
 iiry and formedy Rural Dean of Bridport, Dorset, and 
 ■ector of Lower Hardres, co. Kent, by his wife_ Mary 
 
 'Amelia, only surviving dau. and heiress of Rev. Edward 
 louverie Pusey, D.D., Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, 
 .rmorial bearings— Argent, an eagle displayed sable, with 
 n anchor or, on a chief embattled gules, a cross nioline 
 
 ilso gold. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 reath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, sein^e of 
 .iilets, and holding in the fore-paws a cross moline gules, 
 lotto— "Confido." Married, firstly, Dec. 6, 1888, Annie 
 
 ;^ary, daughter of John Quain, J. P., of Dublin, and by 
 
 'ler, who died September 25, 1891, has /jj«e— Percival 
 
 ioh'n Frederick Brine, b. June 30, 1890; secondly, 1892, 
 
 j'ielen Howard, daughter of George Hart of Canterbury, 
 nd has /«««— Grace. Postal address — Chardstock, Heme 
 
 !5ay, Kent. 
 
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 . PHILIP ARTHUR SHERARD BRINE, Gentleman, 
 |/ice-Consul at Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A. Borii July 12, 
 i:86i, being the fourth son of the Rev. James Gram Brine 
 i)f St. George's Place, Canterbury, M.A., B.D., Fellow of 
 St. John's Coll., Oxford, Rural Dean of Canterbury, and 
 ormerly Rural Dean of Bridport, Dorset, and Rector of 
 :^o\ver Hardres, co. Kent, by his wife Mary Amelia, only 
 liurviving dau. and heiress of Rev. Edward Bouverie Pusey, 
 ,D.D., Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. Armorial bear- 
 ;jigs — Argent, an eagle displayed sable, with an anchor 
 3r, on a chief embattled gules, a cross moline also gold. 
 'Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 ;olours, a lion rampant argent, sem6e of billets, and holding 
 n the fore-paws a cross moline gules. MottO — " Confido." 
 ^Married, Jan. 14, 1886, Elvira Patrick, dau. of Capt. 
 |Claiborne of Charlemont, Virginia, U.S.A. ; and by her, 
 ■who died Feb. 16, 1890, has surviving Issue — Philip Edward 
 U^usey Brine, Gentleman, b. Feb. 4, 1887. Postal address— 
 iRichmond, Virginia, U.S.A. 
 
 • BRINKLEY (Granted H. Coll., 1827). Or, a cross 
 potent engrailed gules, a chief azure, thereon three estoiles 
 argent. Crest — A cross potent engrailed, on the top 
 thereof an estoile argent (Confd. U.O., 1854). Azure, a 
 cross potence engrailed, and in chief three estoiles or. 
 Crest—A cross potent engrailed, surmounted of an estoile 
 all or. Motto — " Mutabimur. " 
 
 Sons of Walter Stephens Brinkley, Esq., of Knock- 
 maroon House, CO. Dublin, J. P., b. 1826; d. 1884; 
 m. 1851, Susanna Caroline, d. of Major Michael Turner, 
 K.D.G., of Ipswich : — 
 John Turner Brinkley, Esq., Chief Constable co. War- 
 wick, late Capt. P. of W. N. Staffs. Regt. , b. 1855 ; m. 
 1885, Mary, eld. d. of late Gen. H. A. Carleton, C.B., 
 R.A. ; and has surv. issue — Sheila Mary, .^w.— Wasperton 
 House, Warwick. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Rev. Walter Frederick Brownlow Brinkley, M. A. (Camb). , 
 V. of Abbotsleigh, Somerset, b. 1859, m. 1897, Emmeline 
 Lydia [d. 1902), d. of late Gen. J. C. Brooke, and widow 
 of nw. Miles, P.W.D., India, of Caragh, co. Kerry; and 
 has issue— Kathleen Sophia. J?«.— The Vicarage, Abbots- 
 leigh, Somersetshire. 
 
 Son of Major Charles Michael Edgeworth Brinkley, 
 4th D.G., Chief Constable Lines., b. 1861 ; d. 1903; 
 m. 1892, Evelyn Everard, d. of late Major Thomas 
 Everard Hutton of Middleton Hall, Norfolk :— 
 Walter Everard Brinkley, Gentleman, b. 1898. Res.— 
 Sons of Richard Graves Brinkley, Gentleman, of Fort- 
 land, b. 1823 ; d. 1890; m. 1845, Hester, d. and h. of 
 James Stuart Downs Dodd Lloyd of Ardagh, co. 
 Sligo : — 
 ^^n Lloyd Brinkley, Esq., of Portland (q.v.). 
 
 Richard Henry Lee King Brinkley, Esq., Capt. ist Batt, 
 Royal Warwicksh. Regt. , ^. i860. lies. — 
 
 SJOHN LLOYD BRINKLEY, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1885. Born June 8, 1852, being the eldest 
 son of Richard Graves Brinkley of Fortland, by his wife 
 Hester, dau. of James Stuart Downs Dodd Lloyd of Ardagh, 
 CO. Sligo, by Charlotte his wife, dau. of George Hepenstal. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a cross patonce engrailed and 
 in chief three estoiles or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cross patonce engrailed sur- 
 mounted of an estoile, all or. Motto — " Mutabimur." 
 Married, July 17, 1880, Annie Constance Isabel Worth- 
 ington, second dau. of the late Rowland Edward Cooper; 
 and has Issue — (1) John Rowland Lloyd, Brinkley, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1882 ; (2) Edward Graves Brinkley, Gentleman, b. 
 1883; Mabel Fitzgerald ; Edith Sybil ; Annie Constance, rf. 
 young, 1889 ; and Ruth Minna Constance. Seat — Fortland, 
 Easkey, co. Sligo. 
 
 JOHN BRINTON, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. for county 
 of Worcester, for which he served the 
 '^Rfttlf'nfl office of High Sheriff 1890. Born January 
 iOlillVUll 25, 1827, being the third son of Henry 
 Brinton, by his wife Martha Eliza, daughter 
 of John Gardiner. Club — Windham. Livery — Dark blue, 
 light blue edging. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Party per pale argent and gules, a lion salient 
 double-queued between three annulets counterchanged ; 
 and for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a saltire gules, a beacon sable fired proper, with the 
 Motto, " Lux et salus." Married, firstly, October 12, 
 1853, Anne, daughter of Samuel Oldham of Rathmines, in 
 the county of Dublin ; secondly, January 12, 1865, Mary, 
 daughter of Colonel John Chaytor of the Royal Engineers ; 
 thirdly, December 24, 1891, Mary, widow of William S. 
 Allen of Handsworth, Birmingham. Issue — (i) Selwyn 
 John Curwen Brinton, Gentleman, born Oct. 22, 1859 ; (2) 
 John Chaytor Brinton, Esq., Capt. 2nd Life Guards, b. 
 April 5, 1867; (3) Reginald Seymour Brinton, Esq., J.P. 
 CO. Worcester, b. Dec. 15, 1869 ; (4) Percival Robert Brin- 
 ton, Gentleman, b. Feb. 5, 1873 ; (5) Oswald Walter Brin- 
 ton, Esq., Capt. 21st Lancers, b. April 27, 1876 ; (6) Cecil 
 Charles Brinton, Gentleman, b. April 25, 1883 ; Margaret 
 Anne ; Brenda Katharine ; Sybil Grace ; and Martha 
 Sabrina. Estates — Moor Hall, Stourport, in the county 
 of Worcester ; Lurkenhope, m the county of Radnor, 
 Postal address — Moor Hall, Stourport. 
 
 H CHARLES THOMAS BRISBANE, Esquire, Deputy- 
 W Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace for the county of 
 Ayr. Bom September 19, 1844, being the only son of the 
 late Charles Baillie Brisbane, by his wife Charlotte Maria, 
 dau. of the late Sir Thomas Barrett Lennard, Baronet, of 
 Belhus, in the county of Essex, and grandson of the late Sir 
 (Jharles Brisbane, Knight Commander of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath. Livery — Black and yellow. Ar- 
 morial bearings (first matric. L.O., 1816 ; rematric. and 
 altered 1881, recorded H. Coll.) — Sable, a chevron chequy 
 or and gules between three cushions pendent by the corners 
 of the second, a chief of honourable augmentation embattled 
 argent, thereon on waves of the sea a ship of war under 
 sail between two forts, the guns firing and on the battle- 
 ments the Dutch flag all proper. Above the shield is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and next tlie same are set the two following Crests, 
 namely, upon the dexter side the crest of honourable 
 augmentation, that is to say, out of a naval crown or, a 
 dexter arm embowed in the uniform of a captain of the 
 Royal Navy, the hand grasping a cutlass proper, hiked and 
 pommelled or, and from the hand pendent by a ribbon 
 argent fimbriated azure, a gold medal representing that 
 gfiven by His Majesty to Sir Charles Brisbane ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, "Curacao;" and upon 
 the sinister side, on a wreath of his liveries, the family Crest, 
 namely, a stork's head erased, holding in the beak a serpent 
 writhing proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 " Certamine summo ; " and on a compartment below the 
 shield are placed for Supporters, two talbots proper. 
 Married, June, 1869, Florence Frances Henrietta, younger 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 N.B. Ctmh-CaKHtm, jmmar CxflUm. New Club (Edin- 
 
 BUTTANV. qnrtered bjr COXYERS, CORBET, and 
 FClK. 
 
 BRTTTON. see CARLYON-BRITTON. 
 
 « ARTHUR HENRY DANIEL BRITTON. Esqaire, 
 LieaL 9m1 BatL RcmtxI Dublin Fosilien. fomierlj 
 Capi. jrd Bah. %ajaX laaMlrilMat VwOaay. served in' the 
 V»tf» Hmtntmrnd fapfd il i oB 1S98 (aMdal and dasp). in 
 
 meda], 5 clasps; King^s medal, 2 clasps; twice mentioneil 
 in despatches); also in Cape Colony and Transvaal in 
 1901 and 190a. Bom Oct. 19. 1875, Ixing the second a: ' 
 jronnger son of the late Henry William Britlon, CJcntlf-ni 
 of Caer Brilo. Ashley HiU. Bristol, by his wife Hani 
 Canter [to whom refer], dau. and sole heiress of the late Ben- 
 jamin Poole. Gentleman, of Sommerhill House, St. Geor^'s, 
 near Bristol Livery— Dark drab, claret colour facings. 
 AnBOrlal baazlngl — Quarterly or and gules, two lions 
 paannt in diief and as many mullets of six points in base 
 within a bordme engrailed all counterchangetl, a crescent 
 for difierence. Creat— Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion's gamb erect and erased azure, gutt<5e-d'eau, between 
 two mullets of six points also azure; with the MottO. 
 "Sahit a torn." Mamtd. Sept. 19, 1900, Mary Maud, 
 
 h 
 
 U tlM MUitary Cockade. 
 
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 p^ -tys«!» r.QBd. QfiBio UnstoL tviuu cutcr^j- — V^*-- 
 
 
 
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 VBt- aawk or. 
 
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 Qroaeooiba. Somcnet AzmorlAl bearUtsi - Argent, on 
 a BBOunt in base, a stag lodRctl pro|K!r, on a chief azure, 
 tbrve acorns sliptHHl or. Mantling azure and or. Orett - 
 On a wreath of ihc colours, a fret azure, thereon a stag's 
 head enue<l. holding in the mouth an acorn, slipped pro|)er. 
 Motto "Semper hdelis. " i"*o/j Enmore Castle, Hridg- 
 waier ; Olands. Milverton, co. Somerset. Club Oxford 
 and Cambridge. 
 
 COU EDWARD BROADRICK (ret.). R. A. Bom Sept. 
 3p. 1837. U'ing the third son of the late George Hroadrick, 
 eij., of Hamphall Stublw and Ottrington Hsill, by his 
 wife Jane, dau. of Lieut. -Col. Sir Richard Fletcher, Mart., 
 K.C.B., R. E. Armorial bearings— Erminois, two Ixirs 
 wavy gules, on a chief azure, an estoile of the first between 
 two spear-heads points upw.-uds argent. Mantling gules 
 and or. Oroit— On a wreath of the colours, a spear-head 
 argent, consanguined and within a chaplet of oak fructed 
 all proper. Motto — " Decens et honestum." Marfitd 
 Letitia. daughter of the late Lieut. -General Stehelin, R.E. ; 
 and has tssue — Two sons, Edward Broadrick, Gentleman ; 
 and Frederick Broadrick, Esq., Major R.A. 
 
 GEORGE BROADRICK, Gentleman, Fellow of the 
 Royal Society of Edinburgh, Member of Institution of Civil 
 Engineers. Horn Oct. 4, , being the eldest son of the 
 late George Broadrick, Esq., J. P., and D.L.. by his wife 
 Jane Mudge, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Richard 
 Fletcher, &ironet, of the Royal iMigineers, killed at the siege 
 of St. Set»stian, 1813. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Anna : Erminois, two bars wavy gules, on a chief azure an 
 estoile or between two spears' heads, the points upwards 
 argent. Croat — On a wreath of the colours, within a chaplet 
 of oak fructed proper, a spear's head argent, ensanguined 
 also proper; with the Motto, "Decens et honestum." 
 Married, October 10, 1857, Eliza Harriet, daughter of the 
 late Reverend Canon W. Hownth, Rector of Whitton-cum- 
 Thurlston. in the county of Suffolk. Seat — Hamphall 
 Stubbs, Doncaster. Residence — Brougbton House, Brough- 
 ton Road, Ipswich. 
 
 HENRY JOHN TSCHUDI BROADWOOD, Gentle- 
 man. Bom Feb. 5, 1856, being the second son of the 
 late Henry Fowler Broadwood of Lyne, Sussex, by his 
 wife Juliana Maria, dau. of Wyrley Birch of Wretham Hall, 
 Norfolk. Armorial bearings— Ermine, two pallets vaire 
 argent and gules, on a chief azure, an annulet between two 
 pine trees eradicated or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a pine tree eradicated 
 and fructed propwr, surmounted by three arrows, two in 
 saltire points downwards and one in fesse point to the dexter 
 also proper, encircled around the stock by an annulet or. 
 Motto " Semper virens. " Married, August 26, 1886, Ada 
 Randolph, dau. of Admiral Sir Leopold George Heath, 
 K.C.B. ; and has/«K«— (i) Stewart Henry Tschudi Broad- 
 wood, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1890; (2) Leopold Alfred 
 Tschudi Broadwood, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1890 ; Marion 
 Ada Flora ; and Janet Muriel. Seat— 
 
 EVELYN HENRY TSCHUDI BROADWOOD, 
 Gentleman. Bom March 17, 1889, being the only son of 
 the late James Henry Tschudi Broadwood of Lyne, Sussex, 
 by his wife Margaret Evelyn, dau. of Thomas Fuller- 
 Maitland, Esq., J. P., of Wargrave, Berks, and Garth, 
 Breconshire. Armorial beari^s -Ermine, two pallets 
 vaire argent and gules, on a chief azure, an annulet between 
 two pine trees eradicated or (for Broadwood). MftntUng 
 gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a 
 pine tree eradicated and fructed proper, surmounted by 
 three arrows, two in saltire points downwards and one in 
 fesse point to the dexter also proper, encircled around the 
 stock by an annulet or. Motto "Semper virens. ' ' Seats — 
 Lyne Capel, Surrey ; and Pleystowe, Capel, Surrey. 
 
 JOHN ALEXANDER REDMAN BROADWOOD, 
 
 Gentleman. Bom , being the eldest son of the 
 
 late John Jarvis Broadwood of Buchan Hill, Crawley, 
 Sussex, by his wife Dorothy, dau. of Richard Tomson of 
 The Elms, Isle of Thanet. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 two pallets vaire argent and gules, on a chief azure, an 
 annulet between two pine trees eradicated or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a 
 pine tree eradicated and fructed proper, surmounted by 
 three arrows, two in saltire points downwards and one in 
 
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 fesse point to the dexter also proper, encircled around tlu 
 stock by an annulet or. Motto -" Semper virens 
 Married, 1876, Alice Sophia, youngest dau. of llcmv 
 Davison of Armagh ; and has Issue (i) John Henry Hyd. 
 Broadwood, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; Alice Knthlet-n ; aiid 
 Ethel Meta. 6>a/ — Laugharne, co. Carmarthen. 
 
 BROCKET (R. L. , 1896). Or, a cross patonce sable. 
 Only surv. d. and sole h. of Stanes Brocket Brocket 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L,, of Spains Hall, Essex, b. 17 
 1873 ; m. , Elizabeth, d. of Isaac Rution of ( > 
 Kent, and widow of John Woollett of Rye, Sus . \ 
 Mrs. Mary Brocket, m. 1866, Charles I'ix Meryt.n . 
 Rye, Sussex (who d.s.p. 1879). and resumed her maiil. 
 name and arms by R.L., 1896. 5*fl/x -Spains H;il 
 Ongar, Essex ; Rye, Susssex. 
 
 BROCKHOLES, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 BROCKHOLES. 
 HOLES. 
 
 see FITZHERBERT - BROCK- 
 
 RALPH BROCKLEBANK, Esquire, J.P. for co. ol 
 Chester (Sheriff 1896). Horn 1840, being the eldest son of 
 the late Ralph Brockk'bank, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for the 
 CO. of Lancaster, and Eliza Ann his wife, eldest dau. of 
 
 Richard Moon of Liverpool. Club — Windham. Livery 
 
 Blue, red facings. Armorial bearings— Azure, an escallop 
 or, between three brocks proper, on a chief engrailed or, a 
 cock also prop)er between two escallops azure. Mrniffl ny 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a mount vert, thereon a cock proper, three escallops in 
 fesse or. MottO — "God send grace." Seat — Haughton 
 Hall, Tarporley, Cheshire. Postal address — 9 Faulkner 
 Square, Liverpool. 
 
 THOMAS BROCKLEBANK, Esquire, J.P. and D.I. 
 for the CO. of Chester, Sheriff 1901. Born July 26, 184L 
 
 being the second son of the late Ralph Brocklebank, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L. for the co. of Lancashire, and Eliza Ann 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 !s wife, eldest daughter of Richard Moon of Liverpool. 
 I «*j— Constitutional, Conservative, Ranelagh. Livery — 
 ue, red facings. Armorial bearings — Azure, an escallop 
 ( between three brocks proper, on a chief engrailed or, a 
 ick also proper between two escallops azure ; and 
 lipaling the arms of Royds, namely ermine, on a cross 
 Igrailed between four lions rampant gules, a tilting- 
 iear erect between as many bezants. Mantling azure 
 |cl or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 ! a mount vert, thereon a cock proper, three escallops 
 jiseways or. Motto — "God send grace." Married, 
 'aril 25, 1867, Mary Petrena, eldest daughter of Henry 
 jwds, Esq., J. P. for the co. of Lancashire ; and has Issue 
 !(i) Rev. John Wilfrid Royds Brocklebank, M.A. Oxford, 
 jerk in Holy Orders, b. Aug. 23, 1869; (2) Ralph Eric 
 hyds Brocklebank, Esq., J. P. co. Chester, b. Nov. 13, 
 1 70 [ot. , April 22, 1896, to Constance Alington, dau. of 
 l;v. N. Royds, and has issue, Ralph Royds Brocklebank, 
 ';ntleman, h. June 21, 1897; Denys Royds Brocklebank, 
 (;ntleman, b. Sept, 14, 1898 ; Peter Royds Brocklebank, 
 l^ntleman, h. Sept. 16, 1899, d. Jan. 7, 1900; Philip 
 oyds Brocklebank, Gentleman, b. 1901], and Elsie Mary; 
 ') Henry Cyril Royds Brocklebank, Gentleman, Lieut, in 
 i.M.'s Navy, b. Jan. 22, 1874 [;«., Feb. 22, 1900, Honoria 
 'iroline, dau. of Commander W. H. Lewin, R.N. (retired), 
 ! d has issue, Margaret Petrena and Elinor Joan Ida] ; 
 1) Richard Hugh Royds Brocklebank, Gentleman, 9th 
 mrers, b. Jan. 3, 1881 ; ^5) Clement Edmund Royds 
 I ocklebank. Gentleman, B. A. (Oxon.), b. Aug. 28, 1882; 
 jary Adeline, d. May 2, 1881 ; Margaret Elsie Royds, 
 ; Oct. 23, 1893. Seats — The Roscote, Heswall, Chester ; 
 (ilia San Leonardo, Florence. 
 
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 tBROCKLEHURST of St. Clare, West Derby, Lanes. 
 
 884). Argent, a fess azure between two brocks 
 chief, and on a mount in base a hurst proper. 
 
 antling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 
 e colours, on a rock in front of two oak-branches fructed 
 , saltire, a brock all proper. Motto— " Veritas me 
 jrigit." 
 
 Sons of George Brocklehurst of Liverpool, [d. ) : — 
 
 Robert Brocklehurst. .ffej. — Roughwood Park, Chalfont 
 
 . Giles, Bucks. 
 
 S Brocklehurst. J?es. — 
 
 BROCKLEHURST (H. Coll.). Party per pale argent 
 id sable, three chevronels engrailed between as many 
 ocks all counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent, 
 rest— On a wreath of the colours, a brock sable, 
 folding in the mouth a slip of oak fructed proper, in front 
 a mount vert, thereon two oak-trees also proper. Motto 
 -" Veritas me dirigit. " 
 
 Sons of William Coare Brocklehurst, Esq., J. P., M.P., 
 
 i. 1818 ; d. 1900 ; m. 1849, Mary, yr. d. of William 
 
 Worthington, Esq., J. P., of Brockhurst Hall, North- 
 
 wich : — 
 
 William Brocklehurst Brocklehurst, Esq., J- P. Cheshire, 
 
 .A. (Oxford), Lt.-Col. Chester Yeom., b. 1851. Estate— 
 
 lurdsfield, nr. Macclesfield. iVa^— Butley Hall, Maccles- 
 
 eld. 
 
 Arthur John Pownall Brocklehurst, Esq., J.P. Cheshire, 
 1852. Postal address— ^\A\e.y Hall, Macclesfield. 
 Sons of Henry Brocklehurst of Foden Bank, Maccles- 
 field :— 
 Col. John Fielden Brocklehurst, C.B., C.V.O., late 
 ;.H.G., served in Egyptian War 1882, Nile Exped. 1884-5, 
 ■qiierry to Q. Victoria 1899-1901, and to Q. Alexandra 
 nee 1901, Col. comdg. R.H.G. 1895-9, comdg. 2nd 
 'av. Brig. Natal Field Forces 1899-1901, b. 1852; m. 
 878, Louisa Alice, d. of Hon. Laurence Parsons. Seat— 
 iianksborough, Oakham, Rutland. C/«^.f — Carlton, 
 I irooks's. 
 
 'Henry Dent Brocklehurst, Esq., J.P. Glos. and W.R. 
 orks., Lord of the Manor of Sudeley, b. 1856; m. 1881, 
 larion, d. of Hon. Egremont William Lascelles of 
 liddlethorpe Manor, York. Seats — Sudeley Castle, 
 Vinchcombe, R.S.O., Glos. ; Middlethorpe Manor, 
 
 Alfred Brocklehurst, Gentleman, b. ; m. 
 
 lorence, d. of Gen. Sir Archibald Little, G.C.B. Res.— 
 
 he Spinney, Melton Mowbray. 
 
 Sons of Sir Philip Lancaster Brocklehurst, ist Bart., 
 J.P., D.L., b. 1827; d. 1904; m. 1884, Annie Lee, 
 
 d. and coh. of Samuel Dewhurst [Arms of Dewhurst — 
 Per chevronfgules, gutt(5-d'eau, and or, in chief three 
 
 escallops of the last, and in base a mount therefrom 
 
 issuant a fir-tree proper] of Southfield Hall, Cheshire: — 
 
 Sir Philip Lee Brocklehurst, 2nd Bart. (25 Aug. 1903), 
 
 b. 1887. Seats — Swythamley Park, co. Stafford ; Beech 
 
 Hall, nr. Macclesfield. Town res. — i Stanhope Terrace, 
 
 Hyde Park, W. 
 
 Henry Courtney Brocklehurst, Esq., b. 1888. Res. — 
 
 BRODIE, see CALLENDER-BRODIE. 
 
 STAN ASHLEY MORETON BRODIE of Brodie, 
 Esquire, J. P., Lord-Lieut, co. of Nairn, and J.P. 
 Morayshire (Elgin), late Lieut. Scots Guards; served as 
 Captain D.S.O. in Lovat's Scouts, in S. Africa (severely 
 wounded). Born Sept. 26, 1868, being the eldest son of 
 the late Brodie of Brodie, by his wife Lady Eleanor, third 
 dau. of the late Rt. Hon. the Earl of Ducie. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron gules, between three mullets 
 azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of his liveries, a dexter hand holding three arrows all 
 proper. Supporters — Two savages wreathed about the 
 head and middle with laurel, each holding a club resting 
 against the shoulder. Seat — Brodie Castle, Forres, N.B. 
 C/?/i^j-— Bachelors', Guards'. 
 
 ERNEST GEORGE BRODRIBB, Gentleman. Born 
 July 22, 1856, being the third son of the late Hon. William 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Adams Brodribb. I.I'.. Member of the Legislative Council 
 ol New South Wales, by his wife Eliza Maiihln. dnu. of 
 lohn Kc-mietJv of Krtwyckc. Gunning. N.S. W. AxVMrUl 
 bMtflBf* IVr chevron utiles and argent, in chief two 
 swans ermine, lieaknl of iho lirit. IcRKt-'d sable, in base a 
 mount vert, tlierefroin sprinsiiiK tliref roses of the first, 
 stalkcil and leaved proper. Mantllnff gules and argent. 
 Or«sV— On a wreath of tne colours, a mount vert, therefrom 
 springing three roses gules, stalked and leaved proper, 
 inlerlu-ed bv us many mascles. also interlaced fesseways 
 or. Motto— " I'rudentia tutus." Pos/ai address— Mclhoume 
 flub. Melbourne. Australia. litside»ce~ 
 
 FRANK CIJVUDIUS BRODRIBB. Esquire. Justice of 
 the Peace. iLi'ivrv— Claret colour, with white collar and 
 cuffs, and silver l>utions and hat-band. Armorial bear- 
 Ingt— Party per chevron gules and argent, in chief two 
 swans ermine, beaked of the first, legged sable, and in base 
 a mount vert, therefrom springing three roses gules, stalked 
 and leaved proper ; and for a Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, therefrom springing three roses gules, 
 stalked and leaved proper, interlaced by as many mascles 
 also interlaced fesseways or ; with the Motto, " Prudentia 
 tutus." A't/a/w -" Wyallah." Toowoombah ; and " Kur- 
 rowah." Darling Downs. Queensland. 
 
 OWEN ADAMS KENNEDY BRODRIBB, Gentle- 
 man. Bom May 18, 188 1, being the only son of the late 
 Rev. William Kennedy Brodribb, B.A., Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, by his wife Anne Montgomery, dau. of thei late 
 Major Owen Richard Nathaniel LloydJ of " Rockville," 
 CO. Roscommon. Ireland. Armorial |bearlngB— Party 
 
 per chevron gules and argent, in chief two swans ermine, 
 beaked of the first, legged sable, and in base a mount vert, 
 therefrom springing three roses gules, stalked and leaved 
 prof>er. Crest-— On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, 
 therefrom springing three roses gules, stalked and leaved 
 proper, interlaced by as many mascles also interlaced fesse- 
 ways or. Motto — '* Prudentia tutus." Residence— 
 
 S WILLIAM BRODRICK CLOETE, Esquire, M.A. 
 (Oxford), Captain West Somerset Yeomanry, late 
 
 Lieut. Edinburgh Artillery Militia. Born , being the 
 
 son of the late Lawrence Graham Cloete (eldest son of the 
 Hon. Henry Cloete and his wife Christian Helen, dau. of 
 Robert Graham. Esq., of Fintry, the lineal descendant of 
 Sir William Graham. Lord of Kincardine and Chief of his 
 name, by his second wife Lady Mary Stuart, dau. of Robert 
 IIL. King of Scotland). The Cloete family is of German 
 extraction, and flourished in the sixteenth century in the 
 
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 Principality of Nassau ; Jacob Cloeten landing at the C.n 
 in 1653 with Van kielx'ik, the first Governor. The Hon 
 Henry Cloete was ap[N>inted in 1843 Her Majesty's (.Om 
 missioner for the settlement of affairs in Naial. Littn 
 Claret, with red facings. Armorial bearingfs Per pal. 
 
 f 
 
 argent and or, two wings conjoined in leure gules, on a 
 chief engrailed of the last two javelins in saltire of the &ret. 
 M ftTitUng gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, two javelins in pale points upwards interlaced by 
 as many saltireways, banded gules, between two wings per 
 fesse argent and gules. Motto — " Ubi eras." Seat—Wzxt 
 Park, Botlisham, Cambridge. Clubs— Oxford and Cam- i 
 bridge, Cavalry. j 
 
 HORACE BROKE, Esquire, J. P. Borti Sept. 26, i8r- 
 being the only son of the late Major-General Horatio Gei 
 Broke, sometime A.D.C. to the Queen, and Col. of ; 
 88th Regt. , by his wife Frederica .Sophia, dau. of Jai 
 Mure of Cecil Lodge, Herts. Club — United Univer- 
 Armorial bearing^s — Or, a cross engrailed party per \ 
 sable and gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On awn 
 of the colours, a brock or badger passant proper. Mam, 
 first, May 8, i860, Charlotte, eldest dau. of Brampton Gurdon 
 M.P., of I^tton Hall, Norfolk ; and by her, who d. Jan. 11, 
 1868, had Issue— (i) Horatio George Broke, M.A., Vicar 
 of Holme, near Peterborough, b. Nov. 27, 1861 {m., June i, 
 1893, Mary Campbell, dau. of the late Henry Smith 
 Adlington of Holme Hale Hall, Norfolk, and has issue]; 
 (2) Harry Broke, Esq., Major R.E., b. May 11, 1864; (3) 
 Philip Broke, Gentleman, Assistant Master at Eton, b. Jan. 
 9, 1867; and Katharine Louisa. He m. secondly, April 
 23, 1870, Georgina Marianne, eldest dau. of the late Sir 
 Richard Mayne, Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan 
 Police ; and by her has— Margaret Georgina. Postal ad- 
 dress — Gladwyns, Harlow, Essex. 
 
 S CHARLES JAMES BROMHEAD. Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; has 
 commanded the 24th Regimental District since 1892. Bom 
 1840, being the son of the late Sir Edmund Gonville Brom- 
 head, third Baronet, by his wife Judith Coristine, younges- 
 daughter of James Wood of Woodville, in the county of 
 Sligo ; has medals— Ashantee 1873, 1874, with clasp ; Zulu, 
 with clasp ; Biirmah, with clasp ; was cre;ited Comp.inion "f 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1893. 6/«/5— United 
 Service. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, 
 on a bend argent, between two leopards' faces or, a mural 
 crown gules, between two fleurs-de-lis sable. Upon the escut- 
 cheon, from which is pendent his badge as a Companion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent; 
 and for his Crest, out of a mural crown gules, a unicorn s 
 head argent, armed or, holding in the mouth a rose gules, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 flipped and leaved proper; with 
 l'»s crescunt. " Married, 1876, Alice Marie, daughter of the 
 ;ue Thomas Freckleton ; and has /ssne livmg— A son, born 
 ' 877. Postal address — Brecon. 
 
 i WILLIAM BROMLEY-DAVENPORT, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Chester, Capt. Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, M. P. for 
 vlacclesfield Division of co. Chester since 1886. Bom Jan. 21, 
 ;862, being the eldest son of the late William Bromley- 
 ;)aveiiport, Esq., of Capesthorne, J. P. and D. L., M.P. 
 or North Warwickshire, Lieut-Col. Staffordshire Yeomanry 
 (:avalry, by his wife Augusta Elizabeth, dau. of Walter 
 'rederick Campbell, Esq., of Islay; succeeded his father 
 lune IS, 1884. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 rgent, on a chevron between three cross crosslets fitch^e 
 able, a rose of the field (for Davenport) ; 2 and 3, quarterly 
 ler fesse indented gules and or, an inescocheon argent 
 harged with a griffin segreant vert, all within a bordure 
 ,obony argent and azure, and for distinction, a canton er- 
 iiine (for Bromley). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 jielmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and ar- 
 |;ent; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 \. man's head in profile proper, around the neck a rope or 
 for Davenport) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-Iion 
 i3suant argent (charged for distinction on the shoulder with 
 , cross crosslet fitch(5e sable), supporting a pennon flying 
 'owards the sinister gules thereon a lion passant guardant 
 i)f the first, the staff and spear erect proper (for Bromley), 
 'llotto — "Fear God, honour the king." Seats — Capes- 
 thorne, Chelford, Crewe; Calveley,- Nantwich ; Baginton 
 lall, Coventry; and Wooton Hall, Ashbourne. To7vn 
 house — I Belgrave Place, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Welling- 
 jon, and White's. 
 
 : MAURICE BROMLEY-WILSON, Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Westmorland, Higli Sheriff 1900, Lieut. Notts Yeomanry 
 Cavalry (formerly Bromley ; assumed the additional surname 
 Jind arms of Wilson by Royal Licence dated 1897). Born 
 : une 27, 187s, being the second son of Sir Henry Bromley, 5th 
 j ?aronet, and his wife Adela Augusta, only child of Westley 
 Richards. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 I hree wolves' heads couped sable, vulned proper (for Wilson) ; 
 1! and 3, quarterly per fesse indented gules and or (for 
 |?romley). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 vreath of the colours, a crescent or, therefrom flames 
 (ssuant proper (for Wilson) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 !.i pheasant proper (for Bromley). 5ea^ - Dallam Tower, 
 iVlilnthorp, Westmorland. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 i BROOKP:, quartered by FIRMAN and LUXMOORE. 
 
 BROOKE (R.L., 1797; granted 1785). Chequy argent 
 
 mount vert, a brock per pale sable and argent. Motto — 
 " Virtus est Dei." Z./fery— Blue, yellow facings. 
 
 Sons of John Townshend Brooke, Esq. , of Haughton 
 
 Hall, J. P., B.A. Oxon., b. 1844; d. 1899; m. 1874, 
 
 Lady Wilhelmina Legge, ygst. d. of William, 4th 
 
 Earl of Dartmouth : — 
 
 William John Brooke, Esq., Capt. 3rd Shropshire Lt. 
 
 Inf. (Mil.), b. 1876; m. 1901, Gwendolen, d. of J. D. Kellie 
 
 Mac Galium of Quinton Rising, Northants ; and has issue 
 
 — (i) Richard Townshend Brooke, Gentlemann, b. 1903; 
 
 and Margaret Eleanor. Seat — Haughton Hall, Shifnal, 
 
 CO. Salop. 
 
 George Townshend Brooke, Gentleman, b. 1878. Kes. — 
 Basil Richard Brooke, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 1882. 
 Kes.— 
 
 Yr. son of Rev. John Brooke of Haughton Hall, Vicar 
 
 of Shifnal, M.A.,^. 1803; d. 1881 ; m. 1843, Georgiana 
 
 Frances, d. of John Cotes of Woodcote, by Lady 
 
 Maria Grey, d. of 5th Earl of Stamford :— 
 
 Rev. Charles Brooke, M.A. (O.xon.), Vicar of Grendon, b. 
 
 1846 ; m. 1884, Bertha Ann, d. of Rev. William Thornton 
 
 of Kingsthorpe, Northants. Res. — The Vicarage, Grendon, 
 
 Northants. Club — United University. 
 
 BROOKE (H. Coll.). Argent, a cross per pale gules and 
 sable, between four brocks of the last. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 
 and sable, on a canton vert, a brock or. Mantling sable 
 •gent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 
 a rock proper, a brock sable. MottO — " Vis unita fortior." 
 
 Son of :^ 
 
 Gilbert Edward Brobke, Gentleman, Seat—Wcx\.ox\, co. 
 Glos. Res, — Singapore. 
 
 EDGAR WILLIAM BROOKE, Gentleman. Born 
 December 19, 1862, being the second :^on of the late John 
 Brooke, Gentleman, by his first wife Elizabeth Hannah, 
 daughter of William Greenwood of Hudderslield. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a cross nebuly per 
 pale gules and sable, in the first and fourth quarters a boar's 
 head erased of the last ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a sword erect, entwined by two 
 serpents respecting each other proper, a boar's head erased 
 sable ; with the Motto, " Est nee astu." 
 
 EDWARD BROOKE, Gentleman, late Lieut Grena- 
 dier Guards. Born 1856, being the second son of the late 
 Francis Capper Brooke, Esq., late Captain Grenadier 
 Guards, High Sheriff 1869, by his second wife Louisa, 
 second dau. of James Duff. Armorial bearings - Gules, on 
 a chevron argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned or, armed 
 and langued of the first. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 OTMt On a ch.npr-au gules, turned up ermine, a wing erect 
 of tho tiisi, chiUKfil with a chevron argent, thereon a lion 
 nunt>ant iiible, crowned gold. Seat Uflbrd Place, near 
 Woodbridge. Rtsidenn 33 Brompton Square, S.W. 
 
 EDWARD BRCX)KE, Esquire, of Oakley House, 
 Hudderstield, in the county of York, justice of the Peace 
 for the borough of Mudderstield. Bom October 27, 1830, 
 being the second and eldest surviving son of the late Edward 
 Brooke, Gentleman, of Field House, Mudderstield, by his 
 first wife Martha, daughter of Eli Smith of Greetland, 
 Halifax, in the county of York. ArmorUJ bearlogs— He 
 bears for Amu : Argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules and 
 sable, in the first and fourth quarters a boar s head erased 
 of the last ; and tor his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a sword erect, the blade entwined by two 
 serpents respecting each other proper, a boar's head erased 
 sable ; with the Motto, " Est nee astu." Married, May 6, 
 1858. Anne, daughter of Isaac Burkill of I^eeds ; and has 
 litue — (i) Edward Burkill Brooke, Gentleman, born July 
 38, 1859 [to whom refer] ; (a) Henry Norman Brooke, 
 Gentleman, born September 30, 1864 ; (3) Frederick Howard 
 Brooke, Gentleman, born April 27, i86i5 ; (4) Arthur Lyell 
 Brooke, Gentleman, born April 27, 1869 ; Annie Maud 
 (married, 1890, Frank Hirst of Lascelles Hall, Hudders- 
 taeld] : Martha Helen [married, 1882, Bernard Parkin of 
 Lydgate House, Sheffield] ; and Winifred Mary. 
 
 EDWARD BROOKE, Gentleman. Bom Aug. 25, 
 1885, being the only son of the late Edward Burkill Brooke, 
 Gentlen)an, of Thorpe AIniondbury, in the co. of York, by 
 his wife Gertrude, dau. of Richard Barker of Huddersfield. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules 
 and sable, in the tirst and fourth quarters a boar's head 
 erased of the last. Crest— ^On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a sword erect, entwined by two serpents re- 
 specting each other prof>er, a boar's hea<l erased sable. 
 Motto — " Est nee astu." Seat — Thorpe Almondbury, co. 
 York. 
 
 HAROLD JOHN BROOKE, Gentleman. Born Decem- 
 ber 25, 1859, being the eldest son of the late John Brooke, 
 Gentleman, by his first wife Elizabeth Hannah, daughter of 
 William Greenwood of Huddersfield. Armorial bearings 
 —He bears for Arms : Argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules 
 and sable, in the first and fourth quarters a boar's head 
 erased of the last ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a sword erect, entwined by two serpents 
 respecting each other proper, a boar's head erased sable ; 
 with the Motto, "Est nee astu." Married Caroline, nfee 
 Hales ; and has Issue — Margery. 
 
 HARRY BROOKE, Gentleman, of Porth, St. Columb 
 Minor, in the county of Cornwall. Born January 31, 1858, 
 being the second son of the late John William Brooke, 
 Esquire, of Sibton Park, near Yoxford, in the county of 
 Suffolk, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 county of Suffolk, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford, by his wife Jemima Charlotte, daughter of James 
 Brittain of Buenos Ayres. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules and sable, 
 in the first and fourth quarters a boar's head erased of the 
 last ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a sword erect, the blade entwined by two serpents 
 respecting each other proper, a boar's head erased sable ; 
 with the Motto, " Est nee astu." Married, March 31, 1883, 
 Mary Jane, daughter of James Henry Morley of Cowes ; and 
 has Issue — Olive. 
 
 S HARRY VESEY BROOKE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Aberdeen, Captain late Gordon Highlanders. 
 Born Sept. 23, 1845, being the second son of the late Sir 
 Arthur Brinsley Brooke, second Bart., M.P. for co. Fer- 
 managh 1845-1854, by his wife the Hon. Julia Henrietta 
 Anson, Maid-of-Honour to the Queen, and youngest dau. 
 of Gen. Sir George Anson, G.C. B. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, a cross engrailed per pale gules and sable, a crescent for 
 difference, impaling the arms of Moir-Byres, namely azure, 
 a chevron argent between three martlets volant or. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a 
 brock or badger passant argent. Motto — " Gloria finis." 
 Married, Dec. 9, 1879, Patricia, only child of James Gregory 
 Moir-Byres of Tonley, co. Aberdeen; and has Issue--{\) 
 James Anson Otho Brooke, Gentleman, b. Feb. 3, 1884 ; 
 
 (a) Arthtir Brooke, Gentleman, h. Feb. 13, 1886; (\\ H,-,;, 
 Brian Brooke, Gentleman, h. Diec, 9,1889; (4) Patrick H:u 
 Brooke, Gentleman, b. 1895; Constance Geraldinc; ;i 
 Alice Irene. Seats Fairley, Countesswells, co. Alx-rdn ; 
 Town address — i Lauderdale Roail, Maiila Vale \\ 
 Clubs -Naval and Military, Royal Northern (Aberdeen). 
 
 HENRY BROOKE, Gentleman, of Warrenfield, Hn 
 dersfield, in the county of York. Bom Octolx-r j, ik, 
 being the fourth son of the late Edward Hrocjke, (n-iuleni , 
 of F'ield House, Huddersfield, by his first wife M;uil 
 daughter of Eli Smith of Greetland, Halifax, in the com 
 of York. Armorial bearings— He Ijcars for Arms : Arg. 
 a cross nebuly per pale gules and sable, in tiie first a 
 fourth quarters a boars head erased of the l.-ist ; and 1 
 his Crest, uix>n a wreath of the colours, in front of a sw. 
 erect, the bl.ide entwined by two serpents res[)ectinK c 
 other proper, a Ixjar's head erased sable ; with tiie Molt 
 " Est nee astu." Married, July 25, 1872, Alice Maud M.i 
 daughter of John Bottomley of Fort Breda, Belfast; a 
 has had /;.;»« — Hilda; Marion, died September 17, i8;' 
 and Marjorie. 
 
 HUBERT EDWARD BROOKE, Gentleman. Bon, 
 October 20, 1868, being the third son of the late !■ ' 
 Brooke, Gentleman, by his first wife Elizabeth Ilann 
 daughter of William Greenwood of Huddersfield. Armori 
 bearing^ — He bears for Arms: Argent, a cross neimly 
 pale gules and sable, in the first and fourth quarters a Ix. 
 head erased of the last ; and for his Crest, upon a wre 
 of the colours, in front of a sword erect, entwined by t 
 serpents respecting each other proper, a boar's head eraitu 
 sable ; with the MottO, " Est nee astu." 
 
 JOHN ARTHUR BROOKE, Esquire, of Fenay H ■ 
 Almondbury, in the county of York, Justice of the I'eao- ; 
 the West Riding of that county and for the borougli 
 Huddersfield, Master of Arts of the University of Oxfc 
 Born March 22, 1844, being the fourth son of the 1 
 Thomas Brooke, Gentleman, of Northgate House, Honlcj, 
 in the county of York, by his wife Ann, daughter of Joseph 
 
 Ingham of Hunslet, in the county of York. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a cross nebuly per 
 pale gules and sable, in the first and fourth quarters a boar's 
 head erased of the last ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 iie colours, in front of a sword erect, the blade entwined by 
 IVo serpents respecting each other proper, a boar's head 
 i'-ased sable; with the Motto, "Est nee astu.' Married, 
 [inuary 7, 1873, Blanche, daughter of Major Charles 
 i/eston of Morvich, in the county of Sutherland ; and has 
 Ifue — (i) John Weston Brooke, Gentleman, formerly Lieut. 
 ':h Hussars, born July 2, 1880 ; (2) Robert Weston Brooke, 
 [entleman, born August 10, 1885 ; Blanche ; and Dorothy, 
 \eats—Fena.y Hall, Huddersfield ; Fearn Lodge, Ardgay, 
 p. Ross. 
 
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 JOHN KENDALL BROOKE, Esquire, of Sibton Park, 
 [sar Yoxford, in the county of Suffolk, Justice of the Peace 
 j)r that county. Master of Arts of the University of Oxford. 
 t'orn March 31, 1856, being the eldest son of the late John 
 1/illiam Brooke, Esquire, of Sibton Park, near Yoxford, in 
 le county of Suffolk, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 J.ieutenant for that county. Master of Arts of the University 
 jf Oxford, by his wife Jemima Charlotte, daughter of James 
 'rittain of Buenos Ayres. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 !)r Arms : Argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules and sable, 
 ii the first and fourth quarters a boar's head erased of the 
 iist, and impaling the arms of Acton, namely gules, two 
 [ons passant argent, between nine cross crosslets fitch^e 
 tr. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 iword erect, the blade entwined by two serpents respect 
 ,ig each other proper, a boar's head erased sable ; with 
 jie Motto, " Est nee astu." Married, April 18, 1882, 
 |lelen Beatrice, daughter of Captain Edward Wilham 
 i'rederick Acton of Gatacre Park, in' the county of Salop ; 
 ;nd has Issm—(i) John Acton Brooke, Gentleman, born 
 [lugust 5, 1883 ; (2) Reginald William Acton Brooke, 
 ilentleman, born May 12, 1889 ; (3) Frederick Acton Brooke, 
 Jentleman, born March 28, 1891 ; Pliilip Acton Brooke, 
 ientleman, born Oct. 7, 1894; Cecilia Acton; and Mabel 
 vcton. Seat— Hihton Park, near Yoxford, Suffolk. Ciud 
 —United University. 
 
 { The Venerable JOSHUA INGHAM BROOKE, 
 i\rchdeacon, Halifax, and Canon of Wakefield. Bom 
 ;'eb. 14, 1836, being the third son of the late Thomas 
 lirooke. Gentleman, of Northgate House, Honley, in the 
 ;:o. of York, by his wife Ann, dau. of Joseph Ingham of 
 iiunslet, in the co. of York. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 ji cross nebuly per pale gules and sable, in the first and 
 jburth quarters a boar's head erased of the last. Crest— 
 : Jpon a wreath of the colours, in front of a sword erect, 
 • lie blade entwined by two serpents respecting each other 
 ; proper, a boar's head erased sable. Motto, "Est nee 
 ristu." Married, July 5, 1859, Grace Charlotte, dau. of 
 I Lieut. -General Christopher Godby of Southbank, Bath- 
 i3aston, in the co. of Somerset, C.B. ; and has had Issue— 
 ■(i) Rev. William Ingham Brooke, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector 
 3{ Barford, Warwickshire, i. April 7, 1862 [m., March 31, 
 ,1891, Beatrice, dau. of Surgeon-Major George Wallich ; 
 land has issue, Rupert Joshua Ingham Brooke, Gentleman ; 
 ■Oliver Ingham Brooke, Gentleman ; Faith; Marjorie ; Ida 
 i.loyce; and Beatrice Olwen] ; (2) Christopher Robert Ing- 
 jham Brooke, Esq., Brevet-Major ist K.O.Y.L.I., 6. July 
 14, 1869 [m., 1899, Irene Spencer, dau. of Col. Codding- 
 |ton, R.E., and has issue, Robert Astur Ingham Brooke, 
 Gentleman, and Grace Desir^e] ; (3) Edward Vanrenen 
 I Ingham Brooke, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), Lieut. 2nd 
 K.O.Y.L.I., 6. Sept. 23, 1877 (killed at Bakenlaagte, Oct. 
 30. 1901); Margaret [m., 1879, Rev. Canon Grenside, 
 M.A., Rector of Thornhill, and has issue]; Emily Mary 
 ^[/«., 1888, Rev. George Alexander Grenside, M.A., Rector 
 of Thorpe Bassett, in the co. of York, d. April 9, 1890] ; 
 Edith, d. July 26, 1882 ; Grace Millicent ; Mabel ; and 
 Barbara Joan. Jiesidence—WoodgTeaves, Wakefield. 
 
 BROOKE. Quarterly i and 4, paly of six gules and argent, 
 on a chevron of the last, a lion rampant sable between two 
 pellets (for Brooke) ; 2 and 3 or, on a fesse engrailed sable, 
 tjetween three escallops azure, two eagles displayed of the 
 field (for Reeve). Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a wing elevated paly of six gules and argent, charged with 
 a cfievron as in the arms (for Brooke) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a dragon's head couped sable, bezantfe, in the 
 mouth a lily argent, slipped proper (for Reeve). 
 
 sons of Rev. Richard England Brooke, M.A., Canon 
 of York, ,5. 1821; d. 1900; m. 31 Mar. 1846, Harriet 
 (deceased), d. of William Bonner Hopkins of Great 
 Limber, Lincolnshire :— 
 
 John Reeve Brooke, Gentleman, Barrister- at-Law, 6. 29 
 Jan. 1848 ; m. 1876, Charlotte Mary, d. of Rev. J. Baldwin 
 Brown of Brixton ; and has issue — John Reeve Brooke, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1880 ; Margaret Elizabeth Reeve ; and Char- 
 lotte Mary Reeve. /^es.—Tha Red House, Bushey, Herts. 
 
 William Parker Brooke, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.), d. 
 29 Dec. 1850. 
 
 Herbert Richard Brooke, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.), 6. 
 9 Feb. 1859. 
 
 Rev. Alan England Brooke, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 M.A. (Camb.), d. Sept. 1863. 
 
 §SiR THOMAS BROOKE, ist Baronet (1899), F.S.A., 
 Justice of the Peace, Deputy- Lieut. , and Chairman of 
 Quarter Sessions for the West Riding of the county of York, 
 late Lieut. -Colonel commanding sth West Riding Rif^e 
 Volunteers. Born May 31, 1830, being the eldest son of 
 the late Thomas Brooke of Armitage Bridge, by his wife 
 Anne, dau. of Joseph Ingham. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules and sable, in the first 
 and fourth quarters a boar's head erased of the last ; and 
 for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 sword erect, the blade entwined by two serpents respecting 
 each other proper, a boar's head erased sable ; with the 
 Motto, "Est nee astu." Married, firstly, September 20, 
 1854, Eliza, daughter of Enoch Vickerman of Stepps, in the 
 West Riding of the county of York (she died September 5, 
 1855) ; secondly, July 3, i860, Amelia (who died May 10, 
 1901), daughter of David Dewar of Dunfermline, in 
 the county of Fife ; and thirdly, September 30, 1902, Mary, 
 daughter of James Priestley, F^sq. , Justice of the Peace of 
 Bankfield, Huddersfield, and widow of the late Rev. C. F. 
 Forster, Vicar of Beckwithshaw, Harrogate. Estates — 
 Armitage Bridge, in the townships of South Crossland 
 and Almondbury ; also sundry lands and tenements in the 
 townships of Thurstonland, Honley, Ossett, Heckmondwike, 
 Horbury, Thornhill, Thornes, and Soothill Nether, all in 
 the West Riding of Yorkshire, and Barrow-in-Furness, co. 
 Lanes. Postal address — Armitage Bridge, Huddersfield. 
 CI u is -Carlton, Constitutional. 
 
 WILLIAM BROOKE, Esquire, of Northgate Mount, 
 Honley, in the county of York, Justice of the Peace for the 
 
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 West Riding of lh«l county. Bom December a. 1834, being 
 Ihr wcoiui son of i»»e Uue Thomas Brooke. Gentleman, of 
 Northgjito Woxise, Uonley. in the county of York, by his 
 wife Ann. daughter of joM«|)h Ingham of Hunslet, in the 
 county of York. ArmorUl bearing*— • 'e bears for Arms ; 
 
 Argent, a cross nebuly per fwile gules and sable, in the first 
 and fourth quarters a boar's head erased of the last ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 sword erect, the blade entwined by two serpents respecting 
 each other proper, a boar's head erased sable ; with the 
 Kotto. "Est nee astu." Married, October 19, 1871, 
 Gertrude Elizabeth, daughter of Joshua In'^ham of Blake 
 Hall, Mirfield. in the county of York ; and has Issue — 
 Thomas Brooke, Gentleman, born November 16. 1875 ; 
 and Gertrude Elizabeth. Residence — Northgate Mount, 
 Honley. Yorks. 
 
 WILLIAM BROOKE, Gentleman, of York. Born 
 January 20, 1839. being the third son of the late Exlward 
 Brooke. Gentleman, of Field House, Huddersfield, by his 
 first wife Martha, daughter of Eli Smith of Greetland. 
 Halifax, in the county of York. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules and 
 sable, in the first and fourth quarters a boar's head erased 
 of the last ; and for his Crest, up>on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a sword erect, the blade entwined by two serpents 
 respecting each other prop>er. a boar's head erased sable ; 
 with the Motto, " Est nee astu." Married, May 28, 1867, 
 Jane, daughter of Henry Wood of Aberford ; and has had 
 Isstu — (i) Edward Brooke, Gentleman, born July 18, 1869 ; 
 {2) Henry Brooke, Gentleman, born August 2, 1878 ; Fanny ; 
 Amy Elizabeth ; Kate ; and Martha, died 1878. 
 
 BROOKE-POPHAM (R.L., 6 May 1904. H. Coll.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on a chief gules, two stag's 
 heads caboshed or (Popham, temp. Edw. I.); 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a cross engrailed per pale sable and gules, a 
 spear erect between two annulets or (Brooke). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests r. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag's head erased proper (Popham) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, on the stock of an oak-tree fesseways sprouting 
 to the dexter, a brock statant all proper. 
 
 Only son of Henry Brooke, Esq., J. P. Suffolk, formerly 
 
 42nd Highlanders, by Dulc'ibella Letitia, d. of Rev. 
 
 Robert Moore : — 
 
 Henry Robert Moore Brooke - Popham (R.L., 1904, 
 
 formerly Brooke). Esq.. Capt. Oxfordshire Lt. Inf.,*. 1878. 
 
 £j/a&— Bagborough, Somerset. 
 
 M ARTHUR MONTAGU BROOKFIELD, Esquire, 
 W Justice of the Peace for the county of Sussex, 
 formerly a Lieutenant 13th Hussars, Colonel command- 
 ing ist Cinque Ports Rifle Volunteers, Member of Par- 
 liament for the Rye Division of the county of Sussex. Born 
 March 18, 1853. being the son of the late Reverend W. H. 
 
 Brookfield. Chaplain to Her Majesly.by hiswife JancOctavi 1 
 daughter of Sir Charles ICIion, sixth liiironct. (ii,b Cailti.i 
 l.iitry — Green with yellow facings. Armorial bearings 
 He bears for Arms: Vert, a fesse wavy argt-ni, on a Imd 
 between two garl« or. three mullets of six points s;ii4. 
 Upon the cscutchi^on is placed a helmet lx;fitiing his(li'f;ii . 
 with a mantling vert and argent ; and lor his Crest, u|x.ii 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect in armour prop. : 
 holding a sickle paleways also proper, and two eai b of whi 
 in saltire stalked and bladed or; with the Motto, " Hew.i 
 the reaping." Married, Oct. 11. 1877. Olive llanni 
 daughter of the late James Murray Hamilton , Esquire, ot 
 New Abljey. North Britain, and HuOalo, United States of 1 
 America; and has Issue— [\) Edward Williams Hamilton 
 Brookfield, Gentleman, R. N., b. June 24, 1880; (2) Eugiti 
 Murray Brookfield, Gentleman, b. Aug. 26, 1885; Ix-'tii 
 Mary Virginia ; Violet Elizabeth ; Olive Agnes Margarn 
 and Cornelia Constance. Postal address — Leasam. Ry. 
 Sussex. 
 
 BROOKS. 
 BROOKS. 
 
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 H MAURICE BROOKS. Esquire, J. P., D.L. co. of 
 W Dublin. Lord Mayor of the city of Dublin 1874. M.P. 
 for the city of Dublin 1874- 1885. Born Nov. 30. 1823, 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Brooks of Abbev 
 Street, Dublin. Livery— Slravf and blue. Armorial bear 
 
 ings — Azure, on a cross engrailed argent, a civic crown v4 
 in the first quarter a trefoil slipped or. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest-On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a badger passant proper, the dexter forepaw resi ing on 
 a civic crown as in the arms. Motto — " Rcs[)ice aspice 
 prospice." Married, firstly, 1847, Harriet Maria (</. 1873), 
 dau. of the late James Rose of Burford, co. Worcester ; and 
 secondly, Jane. dau. of the late Robert M'Dowell of Belfast ; 
 and has Issue — Maurice Aitken Brooks, Gentleman, h. 1856, 
 d. 1893, unmarried; Harriette Anne [;«. , 1872, Willinm 
 Dakin Waterhouse, M.D., West Hampstead, London]; 
 Louisa Florence {m., 1875, Edward T. Lefroy, d. 1879; 
 and secondly, 1881, Daniel J. Corbett, F.R. C.S.I.]; 
 Hannah Maria [»/.. 1892, Richard K. Gamble, Barrister-at- 
 Law]. (Mr. Brooks has adopted his grandson, Edward 
 Clive Lefroy, Gentleman, who by Royal Licence and 
 Authority, dated April 18, 1899, assumed the name of 
 Brooks in lieu of Lefroy.) Residence -O'sSfX-A'^n, Bird 
 Avenue. Milltown, Dublin. 
 
 EDWARD CLITHEROW BROOKSBANK, Esquire, 
 |.P. for the West Riding of Yorkshire, B.A. (Camb.), laie 
 Capt. and Hon. Major Yorkshire Artillery. Born Nov. 24, 
 1858, being the eldest son of Edward Brooksbank, Esq., of 
 
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 [lealaugh Manor, Tadcaster, and Newton House, Whitby, 
 f.P., by his wife Lucy Mary, dau. of Edward York of 
 tVighill Park, Tadcaster. Live>y -lAght blue coat, buff 
 
 ollar, silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Azure, two 
 I lends' wavy argent, within a bordure or. Mantling azure 
 ( nd argent. Crest— A stag's head couped proper, attired 
 iir, charged on the neck with two bars wavy azure. Married, 
 April 9, 1885, Katharine Graham, dau. of Hugh Morris 
 
 .ang, Esq., of Broadmeadows, J. P. and D.L. for the co. 
 Mf Selkirk ; and has Issue — (i) Stamp Brooksbank, b. Jan. 16, 
 iSSy; (2) Edward York Brooksbank, b. Dec. 17, 1888 ; and 
 l.largaret Graham. Postal address — Healhaugh Old Hall, 
 I 'adcaster. C/a^— Oxford and Cambridge, Yorkshire. 
 
 I WALTER LAMPLUGH BROOKSBANK, Esquire, 
 I. P. for the CO. of Cumberland. Born Nov. 4, 1850, being 
 
 he son of James Brooksbank, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife 
 \lrtriann, tide Edmonds. Livery— ^Xvrn. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, two bars wavy argent, within a bordure or. 
 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — A hart's head couped 
 ;)roper, attired or, charged on the neck with two bars wavy 
 
 zure. Married, 1877, to Mary Anne Madeline, second 
 
 Ian. of Francis Greenwell of the co. of Durham ; and has 
 '^'ssue — James Lamplugh Brooksbank, b. 1888; Madeline 
 fithel (deceased) ; Katharine Dorothy Aurora ; Honor 
 (Elizabeth ; Philippa Myrtle ; and Una Frances Honora. 
 
 ■Jv^afoj- Lamplugh Hall and Manor of Lamplugh. Club 
 l-Junior Carlton. 
 
 i BROTHERTON, quartered by' HOWARD, MOW- 
 [5RAY, NORFOLK, and STOURTON. 
 
 BROUGHTON, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 ' JOHN LAMBART BROUGHTON, Esquire, for- 
 inerly Capt. Staffordshire Militia. Born Jan. 19, 1831, 
 
 )eing the second son of the late Peter Broughton, Esq., 
 '.P. and D.L., by his wife Anna Ogilvie, dau. of John 
 jimithwick. Armorial bearings — Argent, two bars gules, 
 fm a canton of the second, a cross of the first, a cres- 
 
 «nt for difference, and impaling the arms of Adderley, 
 Iirgent, on a bend azure, three mascles of the field. Mantling 
 ;;ules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 !i sea-dog's head couped gules, eared and finned argent. 
 \\iarried, Oct. 11, 1859, Anne Selina, youngest dau. of 
 ;^alph Adderley of Coton and Barlaston, co. Stafford ; 
 :-nd has Issue — (i) Hubert John Broughton, Gentleman 
 : who assumed the additional name of Adderley 1886), b. Aug. 
 •:6, i860; [/«., 1886, Hon. Florence Margaret Handcock, 
 '.econd dau. of Richard, fourth Lord Castlemaine, and 
 ■las issue]; (2) Ralph Broughton, Gentleman, Lieut. 9th 
 il^ancers, b. July 1863, d.s.p. July 17, 1885; Rosemond \in., 
 |t88i, Delves Louis Broughton]; Evelyn Selina, \in., 1890, 
 iiJeut. Col. Charles Turnbull]; Florence \m. F. H. Bowles]; 
 'ileanor; and Amy Marguerite. Seat — Tunstall Hall, 
 ;VIarket Drayton, co. Salop. Residertce — 37 Cornwall Gar- 
 'lens, S.W. 
 
 i HUBERT JOHN BROUGHTON-ADDERLEY, Gentle- 
 'nan, late Lieutenant 4th Battalion Prince of Wales' North 
 Staffordshire Regiment. Burn i860, being the eldest son 
 •)f John L. Broughton of Almington Hall, in the county of 
 iStafford, by his wife Anne Selina, youngest daughter of the 
 ate Ralph Adderley of Coton Hall, and nephew of the late 
 Ralph Thomas Adderley, Esquire, of Barlaston and Coton ; 
 iucceeded his brother 1885 ; assumed the name of Adderley 
 py Royal License in 1886. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 or Arms: Argent, on a bend azure, three mascles of the 
 iield, arid impaling the arms of Handcock, namely ermine, 
 ;on a chief sable, a de.xter hand between two cocks argent, 
 irnied, wattled, and jelloped gules. Upon the escutcheon 
 'S placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 izure and argent; and for his Crest, on a chapeau gules, 
 ^rned up ermine, a stork argent. Married, 1886, the Hon. 
 Florence Margaret, second daughter of the Right Honour- 
 ible Richard Handcock, fourth Baron Castlemaine ; and 
 Tas, with other /w?/e— Peter Handcock Broughton- Adderley, 
 jentleraan, born 1891. 6V«^j— Barlaston Hall, Stoke-on- 
 Trent ; Coton Hall, Sudbury, in the county of E>erby. 
 
 §JOHN BROUN BROUN-MORISON, of Finderlie 
 ^ and Murie, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., Fellow of the 
 society of Antiquaries of Scotland, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. 
 Black Watch. Member of 'The Royal Company of Archers 
 
 (H.M. the King's Bodyguard of Gentleman for Scotland, 
 Member and Visitor of the Royal Institution of Great 
 Britain, Commissioner of Supply for Perthshire and Kin- 
 ross-shire, Commissioner of Income Tax, Perthshire, a 
 Member of the Council of the University of Edinburgh. 
 Born January 22, 1840, being the only son of the 
 late Rev. James Broun of Finderlie, by his wife Mary 
 Neil, daughter of the late Rev. James Hay, Doctor 
 of Divinity. Clubs — Brooks's, Reform. Liveries — White, 
 with black facings, and white, with red facings. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent a fesse sable between 
 
 three Moors' heads couped proper, banded or (for Morison) ; 
 2 and 3 gules, a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis argent 
 (for Broun). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and for his Crests, on the dexter side, on a wreath of the 
 liveries, three Moors' heads conjoined in one neck proper, 
 banded or, one looking upwards, the others to the dexter 
 and sinister (for Morison) ; and on the sinister side, on a 
 wreath of the liveries a lion rampant proper, holding in the 
 dexter fore-paw a fleur-de-lis argent (for Broun) ; and in 
 escrolls above the crests these Mottoes, ' ' Prudentia prsestet," 
 " Floreat majestas." Married, Sept. 20, 1864, Eve Magda- 
 lene (d. 1896), dau. of George Waugh of Queensborough 
 Terrace, London; and has Issue — (i) Guy Edward Broun- 
 Morison, Esq., J. P., b. March 4, 1867 \m. 1903, Beatrice F. 
 Crowley] ; (2) Valentine Dudley Ogilvy Broun-Morison, 
 Gentleman, b. 1869; (3) Basil Broun-Morison, Gentleman, 
 b. 1875 ; (4) Henry de Annand Broun-Morison, Gentleman, 
 b. February 19, 1885 ; Maud, d. 1865 ; Muriel, d. 1875 ; 
 Gwendolen \m. A. O. Bevitt] ; and Blanche Aim6e. Estates— 
 Murie, in the co. of Perth ; Finderlie, in the co. of Kinross. 
 Postal addresses — The House of Murie, Errol, N.B. ,and 
 Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex. 
 
 FRANCIS HENRY ERNEST BROUNCKER, Gen- 
 tleman, late Lieut. R.A. Boi-n Jan. 29, 1865, being the only 
 son of the late Henry Francis Brouncker, Esq. , J. P. cos. 
 Southampton and Dorset, late Lieut. 24th Regt., by his wife 
 Mary Katherine, eldest dau. of Everson Harrison, Esq., of 
 Tolethorpe Hall, Rutlandshire, J. P. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, six pellets, three, two, and one, a chief embattled 
 sable, thereon a lozenge fesseways of the field, charged with 
 a cross pat6e of the second between two crescents of the 
 first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, out of battlements sable, a dexter cubit arm 
 vested, charged with two bendlets wavy of the first, holding 
 in the hand proper a lozenge in pale, charged with a cross 
 pat^e as in the arms. Motto — " Duty." Married, Oct. 29, 
 1889, Clementina Mary, dau. of C. D. F. PhiUips, M.D., 
 LL.D. Seat — Boveridge, Cranborne. Club — Hyde Park. 
 
 BROWE, quartered by DAVENPORT. 
 
 BROWELL. Azure, on a rock, in base proper an eagle 
 with wings elevated argent, in chief a naval crown or be- 
 
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 iw«en two estoUes ktoo tuf^t^M. Mant lin g azure and 
 
 argent Cr««»— On • wrenlh of the colours. ;i rock proper. 
 
 tbrtron in front of an anchor cabled in Ix-nd sinister sable an 
 
 Mcle rising iilso proper. Motto— " Virtule quama stutia." 
 Sons of Kdwnrd Mash Browell. Esq.. J. P., late Secre- 
 tary to llonrd of Green Cloth, i. i8o8 ; </. 1898; m., 
 first, 1835. Eliza Caroline, dau. of Henry Hakewill ; 
 second. 1845. Charlotte, dau. of Jacob Hans Busk :— 
 Edward Thomas Browell. Esq., Col. R.A.. d. March 16. 
 
 184a ; m. Oct. la. 1869. Catherine Mary Amelia Helen, dau. 
 
 of Rev. E<lw.ird Ihrupp. Vicar of Felthiun, and has issue, 
 
 Langton William BrowcU. Gentleman, Lieut. R.N.. *. Sept. 
 
 a, 1871 . Henry Frith Browell, Gentleman, t. Nov. ai, 187a; 
 
 William Morris lirowell. Gentleman, d. March 35, 1875; 
 
 Frederick James Browell, Gentleman, d. July 17, 1879; 
 
 Helen Edith, and Catherine Margaret. 
 Henry Herbert Browell. Gentleman, M.A., Barristcr-at 
 
 Law, t. June ai. 1856. 
 
 Rev. WH.LIAM ROBERT BROWELL, Clerk in Holy 
 
 Orders, Rector of Beaumont, Essex. Born , being the 
 
 only son of the late James Browell. Purser R.N. Armorial 
 beuingt— Azure, on a rock, in base proper an eagle with 
 wings elevated argent, in chief a naval crown or between 
 two esioilcs also argent. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Or«st— On a wreath of the colours, a rock proper, thereon in 
 front of an anchor cabled in bend sinister sable, an eagle 
 rising also proper. Motto — "Virtute quam astutia." 
 Postal addrtss— The Rectory, Beaumont, Essex. 
 
 BROWN, see GILPIN-BROWN, HARVIE-BROWN, 
 KNOX-BROWN, M'KERRELL-BROWN. and OS- 
 WALD-BROWN. 
 
 BROWN, quartered by LEES and TROTTER. 
 
 SSiR ALEXANDER HARGREAVES BROWN, Bart.. 
 M.P. for the Wellington Division of Shropshire, 
 Hon. Col. 1st Lancashire Artillery Volunteers, and J. P. 
 for Lancashire and Surrey ; was Cornet 5th Dragoon 
 Guards 1864-66. Born April 11, 1844, being the third 
 son of the late Alexander Brown, Esq., of Beilby Grange, 
 in the co. of Yorkshire, by Sarah his wife, dau. of the late 
 James Brown of New York. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 a chevron or between two bears' paws erased in chief 
 argent, and in base four hands conjoined in saltire of the 
 second, on a chief engrailed also or, an eagle displayed 
 sable. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, a bear's paw 
 as in the arms issuant out of a wreath of oak, and holding 
 a sinister hand all proper. Motto — "Est concordia fra- 
 trum." Married, 1876, Henrietta Agnes Terrell, dau. of 
 Charles R. Blandy of Madeira; and has Issue — (i) Gordon 
 Hargreaves Brown, Esq., Lieut. Coldstream Guards, b. 
 1880 ; (2) Walter Hargreaves Brown, Esq., b. 1881 ; Agnes 
 Sarah Hargreaves ; and Gladys Emily Hargreaves. Postal 
 addresses — Broome Hall, Holmwood. Surrey; 12 Grosvenor 
 Gardens. London. S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Reform. 
 
 ALFRED BROWN, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 —Gules, a lion rampant or. between two flaunches of the 
 last, each charged with a hillock vert, a chief of the second, 
 thereon an oak-tree upon a mount proper. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a hillock vert, 
 in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand 
 grasping a dagger the point to the dexter proper, pommel 
 and hilt or, f>endent from the arm by a riband gules an 
 escutcheon or, charged with an oak-tree eradicated proper. 
 Motto — " Honor meus vita mea," .^«. — Durban. Natal 
 
 Sir CHARLES GAGE BROWN, K.C.M.G.. LL.D., 
 M.D. , F. R.C.P., was Physician and Medical Adviser to 
 the Colonial Office and to the Crown Agents for the 
 Colonies 1874-97. Bom 1826, being the son of the late 
 Com. Charles Brown, R. N. . sometime Queen's Harbour- 
 Master at Portsmouth. Aimorial bearings — Argent, a 
 fesse wavy between two estoiles in chief and a saltire 
 couped in base all azure. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect 
 holding in the hand a steering-wheel all proper. Motto — 
 " Spes ultra." Married, 1855. Mary Anne. dau. of the 
 late William. McP. Rice, formerly Ch. Naval Constructor 
 in H.M.'s Dockyards at Pembroke and Woolwich; and 
 
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 has Issue— (1) Charles Herbert Gage Brown, Esq.T ».. 
 (Edinburgh), b. 1859 [to whom refer]; (a) William' P.* 
 
 Gaqe Brown, Esq., b. i860; Elinor Edith; Emily Ethel; 
 and Louisa Charlotte. Residence— H Sloane Street, S.W, 
 
 CHARLES HERBERT GAGE BROWN, Esquire. 
 M.D. (Edin.), M.R.C.S. (Eng). Born 1859, being the 
 elder son of Sir Charles Gage Brown, K.C.M.G. , M.D.. 
 F. R.C.P., by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of the late William 
 M'P. Rice, formerly Chief Naval Constructor in H.M.'s 
 Dockyards at Pembroke and Woolwich. Armorial bear- 
 ings Argent, a fesse wavy between two estoiles in chief 
 and a saltire couped in base all azure, a label for difTerencf. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cubit arm erect holding in the hand a steering- 
 wheel all proper. Motto " Spes ultra. " Afa /-rieti, i8gi, 
 Janet Pitcairn, dau. of the Rev. J. P. Sandlands, M.A. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Charles Lewis Gage Brown. Esq., i. 
 1892 ; (2) John Douglas Gage Brown, Gentleman, b. 1898; 
 Sybil E. ; and Phyllis. Postal address - 85 Cadogan Place. 
 S.W. C/Ki5— Automobile. 
 
 BROWN. Per pale sable and gules, on a bend engrailed 
 with plain double cotises, between two escallops argent, 
 three lions passant guardant of the first. MtmtUng 
 sable and argent. Crest -Upon a wreath of the coloure, 
 two escallops or, thereon resting an eagle displayed vert, in 
 the beak a cross crosslet fitch?e gold. Motto — "Suivez 
 raison " : — 
 
 Sons of Rev. Dixon Dixon Brown, J. P.. D.L., M.A., 
 b. 1826 ; d. ; m. 5 July i860, Georgiana Elizabeth, 
 
 d. of Col. Ferrers Loft us : — 
 Lionel Dixon Brown, Gentleman, b. 14 Feb. 1865. 
 Alfred Dixon Brown, Gentleman, b. 22 June 1867. 
 
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 HORATIO ROBERT FORBES BROWN, Esquire, of 
 4ew Hall Midlothian, and of Carlops, Peeblesshire, J. P. 
 *ur cos Edinburgh and Peebles. Bom 1854, being the 
 Idest son of Hugh Horatio Brown of New Hall and Car- 
 ODS whorf 1866, by Gulielmina Forbes Ranaldson, dau. 
 i,f the late Col. Ranaldson Macdonell of Glengarry and 
 : "lanranald, N. B. Armorial bearings - Gules, on a chev- 
 lon between three fleurs-de-lis or, a garb vert, banded azure. 
 tfantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 jiis liveries, a ship in the sea firing the signal for sailing, all 
 'Proper. Motto — " Deus adesto. " 
 
 I I\MES MILL.\R BROWN, B.L. (Edin.), Solicitor 
 (Hiprenie Court, Cape Colony, &c. Boru Dec. 24, 1864, 
 ■jeing the third son of the late Colin Brown of Ravvdon, 
 I'o. York, by his wife Eliza, dau. of George Burgess of 
 A^'orcester. C/uds — Civil Service (Cape Town), Buluwayo 
 fjlub (Buluwayo). Armorial bearings— Parted per fesse 
 
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 ! or and gules, three fleurs-de-lis and in the fesse point 
 I a mullet, all counterchanged. Mantling gules doubled 
 or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a demi-lion rampant vert, holding in his dexter paw a 
 fleur-de-lis gold; with the Motto, " Floreat majestas." 
 ; £.r/a/e— Colstoun , Khami River, near Bulawayo. Postal 
 I address— The Buluwayo Club, Buluwayo, South Africa. 
 
 JOHN BROWN, Gentleman. Born May 26, 1851, 
 being the second but eldest surviving son of the late James 
 Brown and Ann his wife, dau. of the late George Slinn (and 
 nephew of the late Sir John Brown, Kt., J. P. and D.L.), 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, two barrulets between a 
 mullet in chief and a representation of a railway conical 
 spiral wheel in base sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant proper, 
 charged with two barrulets sable, and supporting with the 
 de.xter paw an escutcheon argent, thereon a b^e volant. 
 Motto-" Nee sorte nee fato." Married, June i, 1886, 
 
 Albreda, second dau. of the late John Pearson of Hall 
 Carr House, Sheffield. Postal address — Caxton Road, 
 Bromhill, Sheffield. 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES BROWN, Gentleman. Born hy^W 
 17, 1842, being the eldest son of the late Samuel James 
 Brown, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Jacobina Maria 
 Sophia, dau. of Sir Joseph Radcliffe, Bart., of Rudding 
 Park. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend sable, cot- 
 ised azure, between two mullets of six points pierced sable, 
 three lions rampant of the field. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant or, between two elephants' trunks proper. MottO 
 — " Persevera Deoque confide." Married, Feb. 8, 1872, 
 Julia Elizabeth, dau. of George Cooke-Yarborough of Camps- 
 mount, Doncaster. Seats — Burghwalis Hall, Doncaster ; 
 Mibigill Lodge, co. Sutherland. 
 
 S Sir WILLIAM RICHMOND BROWN, 2nd Bart., of 
 Astrop, CO. Northampton, D.L. co. Northampton. 
 Born ]a.n. 16, i84o,beingthesonofthelate Alexander Brown, 
 Esq., by his wife and cousin Sarah Benedict, eldest child of 
 James Brown of New York; sue. his grandfather as 2nd Bart. 
 March 3, 1864, under the creation of Jan. 24, 1863. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chevron or, between two bears' paws 
 erased in chief argent, and four hands conjoined in saltire of 
 thes econd, in base, on a chief engrailed also or, an eagle 
 displayed sable. Upon the escutcheon, which is charged with 
 his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a bear's paw erased argent, 
 issuant out of a wreath of oak vert, holding a sinister hand 
 proper. Motto — " Est concordia fratrum." Married, Ma.y 
 28, 1862, Emily, second daughter of General William T. B. 
 Mountsteven, late 79th Regiment, and Staff-OflScer of Pen- 
 sioners, Liverpool ; and has Issue — (i) Melville Richmond 
 Brown, Esquire, Lieutenant 3rd Battalion Devonshire Regi- 
 ment, born October 13, 1866; (2) Frederick Richmond Brown, 
 Esquire, born January 28, 1868 ; Amy Woodford, died Sep- 
 tember II, 1876; Ethel Richmond; Margaret Richmond; 
 and Dora Richmond. Seat — Astrop Park, King's Sutton, 
 Northamptonshire. Clud — Union. 
 
 The Late Sir WILLIAM ROGER BROWN, Knight 
 Bachelor, J. P. and D.L. for co. Wiltshire, High Sheriff 
 1898, Lord of the Manor of Beckington. Born 1831, being 
 the son of the late James Brown of Highfield, Hilperton ; 
 dubbed Knight Bachelor, 1893. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Per fesse argent and azure, a pale counterchanged, three 
 bees volant, two and one, and as many bales of wool, one 
 and two proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 cubit arm vested azure, cuff argent, the hand proper holding 
 a balance suspended gold, a mount vert, thereon a garb fesse- 
 ways or. Married, 1857, Sarah, daughter of the late Samuel 
 Elms Brown of Trowbridge. Postal address — Highfield, 
 Hilperton, Trowbridge, Wiltshire. 
 
 BROWN (H. Coll.). Per chevron nebuly gules and 
 azure, two hinds trippant in chief and a tower in base or. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a tower fessewise sable, a falcon rising, belled and 
 jessed or. Motto — " Nil desperandum auspice Deo." 
 
 Son of Rev. Joseph Thomas Brown, Canon of Christ 
 
 Church, Oxford, i. 1817; d. 1897; m. 1853, Emma, d. 
 
 of William Colborne Towers, Ensign 3rd Guards : — 
 
 Charles Samuel Sneade Brown, Gentleman, 6. i860 ; 
 
 m. 1889, Fanny Margaret, d. of Sir William Anderson, 
 
 K.C.B., F.R.S., D.C.L., Director-Gen. Royal Ordnance 
 
 Factories ; and has surv. issue — (i) William Noel Sneade 
 
 Brown, Gentleman, 6. 1894. Pes. — Laggan |House, 
 
 Maidenhead, Berks ; Towers House, Eastbourne. Cluds — 
 
 Isthmian, Sussex (Eastbourne). 
 
 BROWN of Dalnair (L.O., 3 Oct. 1902). Parted per 
 chevron argent and gules, two fleurs-de-lis in chief and in base 
 lymphad all counterchanged, flags azure, charged with a 
 saltire of the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a lion rampart gules. MottO 
 — ' ' Famas studiosus honestas." Livery — Dark blue. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Thomas Brown, Gentleman, b. 1831 ; m. i860, Jemima 
 Jean, d. of John Hunter of Burnhead. Seat — Dalnair. 
 
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 Fifth «on of al>o»e-inenuoncd Thomas Drown :— 
 IVrc) Wa»on lirown. Em|.. Capi. and Ball, (lordon High- 
 
 landers [Amu as above, but {reinatric. 6 Oct. 1902) parted 
 per chevron embattled, &c.], 6. 1876. C/u6 — Wellington. 
 
 BROWN (H. Coll.). Per pale argent and sable, within 
 two bendlets. as many lions passant, the whole between two 
 Heurs-de-lis all counterchanged. Ifantllng sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wieath of the colours, in front of a 
 griffin's head erased per pale sable and argent, gorged 
 with a collar flory counter flory, counterchanged, five bezants 
 fessewise. MottO — " Si sit prudentia." 
 
 Sons of William Brown of Compton, Ashbourne, 
 Derbysh. , d. .J. ; m : — 
 
 David Brown, Gentleman, i. 1833°, m. ; and has 
 issue — Frederick W. Brown, Gentleman, i. . /ies. — 
 Southpwrt, Lanes. 
 
 BROWN (H. Coll.). Gules, a chevron between two 
 lions rampant in chief or, and three swords two in saltire 
 surmountetl by one in pale in base prof)er, p>ommels and hilts 
 also or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle displayed sable, charged on the body 
 with a sword in pale, and holding in each claw a sword all 
 proper, pommels and hilts or. Hotto — " PVom thee cometh 
 victory." 
 
 Son of David Philip Brown, Esq., Major 7th (Queen's 
 Own) Hussars, 6. ; d. 1867; m. 1853, Frances 
 
 Dorothea, sister of Sir Eldward Synge-Hutchinson, 
 Bart. : - 
 Lt.-Col. Edward Douglas Brown Synge-Hutchinson, 
 V.C. {q.v.). 
 
 Augustus George Brown, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 Juneau, Alaska Territory, U.S.A. 
 
 BROWN (H. Coll.). Azure, on a fesse argent, between 
 two bees volant in chief proper and in base a garb or, a 
 beaver statant of the third. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crwt — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf-dog couped, 
 holding in the mouth a broken javelin in bend propier, 
 between the paws a horse-shoe or. Motto— ' ' Fidem 
 servabo." 
 
 Son of late William Brown of Bridge Hall, Bradwell, 
 Essex, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 John .Smith Brown, Gentleman, Citizen of London and 
 Member of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Com- 
 pany of Tin Plate Workers [Arms as above, impaling the 
 
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 arms of Crisp, per fcsse sable and gules, a camelopard 
 stutaut argent, U-tween three horse-shoes or], b. 1856; m. 
 1884, Maria Emily, yst. d. of late James Crisp of Bridge 
 House, Ik'cclcs, co. .Suffolk ; and has issue— Ivan Crisp 
 Brown, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; and Muriel Crisp. Stat— 
 Broomtield Hall, Chelmsford. Pi>s/ai address— M-jp Great 
 Eastern Street, London, E.C. C/«* -Royal Thames Yacht. 
 
 FRANCIS ARCHIBALD BROWN DOUGLAS, Ad- 
 vacate and Gentleman. Bom April 17, 1854. being the 
 eldest son of the late Francis Brown Douglas, Advocate, 
 Lord Provost of Edinburgh in i860, by his wife Marianne 
 I.«slie, tiau. of the Hon. Alexander I^slie Melville. Armo- 
 rial bearings — .Urgent, a cinquefoil sable, within a Iwrdure 
 wavy ermine, on a chief gules, two mullets of the field. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a hand grasping a man's heart proper. Motto 
 — "Sicker," Postal address— 21 Moray Place, Edinburgh. 
 
 BROWN -SYNGE-HUTCHINSON (R.L., 23 June 
 1904, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per pale azure 
 and gules, a lion rani|)ant ermine between eight cross 
 crosslets or (Hutchinson); 2. quarterly, i. and iiii., 
 azure, three millstones proper; ii. and iii. , argent, an eagle 
 displayed with two heads sable, beaked and legged gules 
 (Synge, formerly Millington — Vn. Shropshire, 1623); 3. 
 gules, a chevron l)etween two lions rampant in chief or, 
 and three swords, two in saltire surmounted by one pale- 
 wise in btise proper, pommels and hilts also or (Brown). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crests— i. issuing out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a cockatrice with wings endorsed vert 
 (Hutchinson) ; 2. on the dexter side, issuing from a ducal 
 coronet or, an eagle's claw proper (Synge) ; 3. on the 
 sinister side, on a wreath of the colours, an eagle dis- 
 played s.ible, charged on the body with a sword in pale, 
 and holding in each claw a sword all proper, pommels and 
 hilts or. Mottoes "Non sibi sed toti " (Hutchinson), 
 "Coelestia canimus" (Synge), "From Thee cometh vic- 
 tory" (Brown). 
 
 Eld. son of Major David Philip Brown, 7th (Queen's 
 
 Own) Hussars, b. 1821 ; d. 1867 ; m. 1853, Frances 
 
 Dorothy, sister of Sir Edward Synge-Hutchinson, 
 
 Bart., and widow of James Hewitt, Esq. : — 
 
 Edward Douglas Brown - Synge - Hutchinson (formerly 
 
 Brown), Esq., V.C, Major and Bt. Lt.Col. 14th (King's) 
 
 Hussars, b. 1861. ^«. — Somerset Barracks, ShornclilTe. 
 
 Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 FRANCES MARY BROWN - WESTHEAD, eldest 
 
 daughter of John Caton Thompson of Bazil Grange, West 
 Derby, and widow of the late Marcus Brown-Westhead, 
 
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 Esquire, Major of the ist Manchester Rifle Volunteers, and 
 formerly a Lieutenant in the Worcestershire Militia. Livery 
 — Drab coat and vest, dark blue and silver facings, dark 
 blue trousers. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge- 
 Quarterly, I. grand quarter (Brown-Westhead), quarterly i. 
 and iv. argent, two barrulets dancettte sable, between three 
 Saracens' heads couped at the shoulders proper, wreathed 
 round the temples of the first and second (for Wesihead), ii. 
 and iii. azure, on a fesse argent, between three martlets in 
 chief and the Roman fasces erect, surmounting two swords in 
 saltire and encircled by a chaplel in base or, three chess- 
 rooks sable (for Brown) ; 2. grand quarter, the same arms 
 
 namely or, a lion rampant between three swans' heads 
 erased, all within a bordure invected azure, charged with 
 four annulets or. Married, February 20, 1855 ; and has 
 Issue — George Montagu Brown-Westhead, Gentleman [to 
 whom'^refer] ; and Frances Dora Adela. Postal address — 
 Lea Castle, near Kidderminster. 
 
 GEORGE MONTAGU BROWN-WESTHEAD, Gentle- 
 man, Bachelor of Arts and Master of Laws of the University 
 of Cambridge. Bor^i Feb. 21, 1859, being the only son of the 
 late Marcus Brown-Westhead, Esq., by Frances Mary his 
 wife, eldest dau. of John Caton Thompson of Bazil Grange, 
 
 of Brown ; 3. grand quarter, the same arms of Westhead ; 
 4. grand quarter, party per chevron or and azure, in 
 chief a mullet of six points between two crosses pat6e 
 of the last, and in base the front elevation of a chapel 
 argent (for Chappell), and impaling the arms of Thompson, 
 
 West Derbv. Armorial bearingrs— Quarterly, i. grand 
 quarter (Brown-Westhead), quarterly i. and iv. argent, two 
 barrulets dancett^e sable, between three Saracens' heads 
 couped at the shoulders proper, wreathed round the temples 
 of the first and second (for Westhead), ii. and iii. azure, on 
 
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 aifeot, betwem three martlets in chief, and the 
 I Cmow cract surmounting two swords in saltire, 
 •ad an d r cl ed bjr a diaplet in liase or, three chess-rooks 
 mtki (for Rmwn) : a. grand qunrtcr, the same arms of 
 Brawn : 3. gran<l (|uarlcT, the same arms of Wcsthcail ; 
 4. grand quarter, party wr chevron or and azure, in chief 
 a mullet of six points between two crosses patik* of the 
 last, and in base the front elevation of a chapel argent 
 (for Chapeil) : and for his OTMtt. i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, within a fetterlock or, a Saracen's head coupcd 
 proper, wmilhni round the temples argent and sable (for 
 Westhead). x on a wreath of the colours, a demi-cngle 
 displnyrtl with two hend-t azure, charged on (tic bre;ist 
 mux the fasces, swonis and chaplet as in the iirins ^for 
 Brown); with the Motto, " Ora et Labora." Alarrted, 
 April 40, 1888. Ada, daa of John Pearson, Esq. of Gol- 
 borne nirk, in the County l^ilaiine of I^ncaster ; and has 
 /ingr— Maud Frances. H states— \jeii Castle, Wolverley, 
 CO. Worcester; Kcdcliffe, Newton -le- Willows, in the 
 County Palatine of Lancaster ; and Rcit Spniit and Drie 
 FoDtein, Pieterniaritiburg, Natal. Postal Address— hea. 
 Cattle, Wolverley, Worcestershire. 
 
 GEORGE MARION YORK BROWN-WESTHEAD, 
 Gentleman. Bom July i, x86i, being the son of the late 
 Thomas Chappell Brown - Westhead, Estj. of Cauldon 
 Mouse, in co. Stafford, J. P., by Moi-i.-xn his wife, fourth 
 dau. oir George Fourdrinier. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly, I. grand quarter (for Brown-Wesihead), quarterly 
 L and iv. argent, two barnilets dancettek; sable, between 
 three Saracens' heads cou{)ed at the shoulders proper, 
 wreathed round the temples of the first and second (for 
 Westhead), ii. and iii. azure, on a fesse argent, between 
 three martlets in chief and the Roman fasces erect sur- 
 mounting two swords in saltire, and encircled by a chaplet 
 in base or, three chess-rooks sable (for Brown) ; a. grand 
 quarter, the same arms of Brown ; 3. grand quarter, the 
 same arms of Westhead ; 4. grand quarter, party per chev- 
 ron or and azure, in chief a mullet of six points lietween 
 two crosses patte of the last, and in base the front elevation 
 of a chapel argent (for Chappell), the whole being charged 
 with a crescent for difference ; and for his Crests, i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, within a fetterlock or, a Saracen's 
 head couped proper, wreathed round the temples argent 
 and sable (for Westhead) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-eagle displayed with two heads azure, charged on the 
 breast with the fasces, swords, and chaplet, as in the arms 
 (for Brown) ; with the Motto, " Ora et labora." Married, 
 December 4, 1884, Alice Meigh, eldest daughter of Taylor 
 Ashworth, Esquire, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Justice of the 
 Peace; and has jfssue — Gerald York Brown- Westhead, 
 Gentleman, born July 23, 1890. Postal address — Shelton, 
 Stoke-upon-Trent. 
 
 BROWNE, see CAVE- BROWNE, DU MOULIN - 
 BROWNE, WOGAN-BROWNE, and STAPLES- 
 BROWNE. 
 
 BROWNE, quartered by 
 BURGH, and MOSTYN. 
 
 BLAKE, BLAKE -DE - 
 
 Es- 
 
 S CHARLES MICHAEL EDWARD BROWNE, 
 quire, CapL 3rd Batt. Royal Irish Regt. Born , 
 
 being the younger son of the late Francis Browne of Castle 
 Browne, Major 7th Hungarian Hussars, Austrian Service, 
 by his wife Charlotte, dau. of Gen. Baron de Kcrederen de 
 Irobriand of the French Army. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Quarterly i and 4, sable, a chevron between three cranes 
 argent (for Browne) ; 2. per pale ermine and gules, a saltire 
 counterchanged (for Stephens) ; 3. or, on a chief sable, 
 three martlets of the field (for Morgan), a crescent for 
 cadency. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an heraldic tiger azure, maned, 
 tufted, and armed or. Motto — "Qui non ciconia tigris." 
 Married, July 8, 1896, Vera Marguerite Mansel, younger 
 dau. of Major Boyse, J. P., of Bannow, co. Wexford. 
 Residence — L' Hermitage, St. Cyre, Indre et Loire, 
 France. 
 
 Bom May 23, 1841, licing the only son of Neal O'Donel 
 Browne of Rathain, co Mayo, Resident Magistrate King's 
 Ca 1839-48, CO. Cork 1848-67, by his wife Sarah, dau. of 
 Abel I jiliertouche. Armorial bearings— Sable, three lions 
 passant in l)eiid Ijctweeii two double cotises argent. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 an eagle displayed vert. Motto -"Suivezraison." Married, 
 Aug. 9, 1871, Annabella, dau. of Samuel Glenny of Liver- 
 pom ; and has Issue — (i) Dodwell Browne, Gentleman, b. 
 May 4, 1872 ; (2) Keppel Glenny Dodwell Browne, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 15, 1873 ; (3) O'Donel Henry Dodwell Browne, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 20, 1878; and Norah Lucy F" ranees 
 Dodwell. Residences — Rathain, Castlebar, co. Mayo, and 
 Colombo, Ceylon. 
 
 SDOMINICK ANDREW BROWNE, Esquire, J. P., 
 D.L. CO. Mayo, High Sheriff 1881. Born June 30, 
 1824, being the eldest son of Lieut.-Col. John Browne, 
 98lh Rcgt. , of Breaghwy, who served with distinction .it 
 Waterloo, and in several engagments in the Peninsul.ir 
 War, by his wife Frances Jane, dau. of John Hawthorn. 
 Lirie*y —QXaxex and silver. Armorial bearings — .Sable, 
 three lions passant in l>end between two tlouhle cotises 
 argent. MaVitUng sable and argent. Crest- On a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle displayed vert. Motto — "Suivez 
 raison." Marritd, July 26, 1864, Emily Louisa, only dau. 
 of John Sidney Hawkins, Esq., of Brompton, eldest son 
 of Sir John Hawkins, Knt. , Chairman of Quarter .Sessions 
 for Middlesex; and has had Issue — (i) Dominick Sidney 
 Browne, Esq., High Shcrift" co. Mayo 1896, Capt. 3rd 
 Batt. Royal Scots Fusiliers, b. March 31, 1866 \tn., June 
 1895, Naomi, eldest dau. of Hon. R. R. Dobell of Beauvoir 
 Manor, Quebec, Canada, M.P. and P.C. Canadian Parlia- 
 ment] ; (2) Francis John Sidney Browne, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 23, 1867, d. June 30, 1875. Seat — Breaghwy, Castle- 
 bar. Tmun address — 3 Berkeley House, Berkeley Square, 
 W. C/K(>-Windham. 
 
 Reverend HENRY GEORGE CAVENDISH 
 BROWNE, B.A., Rector of Bredon, Lord of the Rectory 
 
 DODWELL FRANCIS BROWNE, Esquire, M.A. and 
 LL. B. Trinity College, J. P. co. Mayo, Barrister-at-Law of 
 the Irish Bar, and Advocate of the Supreme Court of Ceylon ; 
 was appointed, Jan. 15, 1893, Distrtct Judge of Colombo. 
 
 Manor of Bredon, Worcestershire. Born 1829, being the 
 second son of the Hon. Henry Montague Browne, Dean 
 
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 of Lismore, by his wife the Hon. Catherine Penelope de 
 Montmorency, eldest dau. of Lodge Evans, Viscount 
 Frankfort de Montmorency. Livery — Black coat, white 
 facings, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, sable, three lions passant in bend between double 
 cotises argent, in the sinister chief point a crescent of the 
 first ; 2 and 3, argent, two bars per pale indented azure and 
 gules, in chief three pellets (for Dodwell). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 displayed vert, charged with a crescent as in the arms. 
 Motto — "Suivez raison." Married, 1856, Amelia Hunt, 
 dau. and coheir of James Hunt of Quebec, Canada, second 
 son of Thomas Hunt of Blackpool, Dartmouth, Devonshire ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Henry Montague Browne, Esq., Capt. 
 ist Batt. Lancashire Regt., b. Nov. 19, 1857, d. in S. Africa, 
 May 23, iqoo ; {2) lames Cavendish Browne, Gentleman, 
 b. March 3, 1863, killed in action in S. Africa, Oct. 23, 
 1900 ; (3) Augustus Arthur Howe Browne, Esq. , b. April 
 25, 1868; and (4) Francis Raymond Browne, Gentleman, 
 b. March 7, 1870, d. Dec. 14, 1886. Residence — The 
 Rectory, Bredon, Tewkesbury. 
 
 HENRY GEORGE BROWNE, Esquire, J. P. Hants 
 and Isle of Wight; has the Victoria Cross, Colonel in 
 the Army (retired). Born Sept. 1830, being the eldest 
 surviving son of Arthur Browne, Esq., of Newtoun, Ros- 
 common, Ireland, by his wife Anne, dau. of Captain 
 Clements, E. I.C.S. Z-w^/j— Claret, yellow facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, three lions passant in bend, 
 between four bendlets argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed vert. 
 Motto — "Suivez raison.'.' Married, 1862, Annie Jane, 
 dau. of the late Chas. Seely, Esq., M.P. (sister of the 
 present Sir Charles Seely, Bart. ) ; and has Issue — Charles 
 Henry Arthur Browne, Gentleman ; and Claudine Mary. 
 Residence — Monteagle, Shanklin, Isle of Wight. Club — 
 Victoria Yacht Club, Ryde. 
 
 General Sir JAMES FRANKFORT MANNERS 
 BROWNE, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath. Born 1823, being the eldest son of the late 
 Very Reverend and Honourable Henry Montague Browne, 
 Dean of Lismore, Master of Arts, by his wife Catherine 
 Penelope, commonly known as the Honourable Catherine 
 Penelope, daughter of the Right Honourable Lodge Evans 
 de Montmorency, first Viscount Frankfort de Montmorency ; 
 entered the Royal Engineers 1842, became Colonel 1864, 
 General 1888 (and retired same year), and Colonel-Com- 
 mandant 1890 ; served in the Crimean Campaign ; Acting 
 Adjutant-General, Royal Engineers, 1866-71 ; Deputy 
 Adjutant-General, Royal Engineers, 1871-76 ; was Gover- 
 nor of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, 1880- 
 1887 ; created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, 1856, and advanced to the rank of Knight Com- 
 mander, 1894. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Sable, three lions passant in bend, between two double 
 cotises argent, a crescent for difference. Upon the escut- 
 cheon, which is encircled by the ribbon, and from which is 
 pendent his badge as a Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle dis- 
 played vert ; with the Motto, "Suivez raison." Married, 
 1850, Mary (who died 1888), daughter of the late James 
 Hunt of Quebec; and has Issue — Annie Kathleen de 
 Montmorency, and Agnes Montague. Postal address— \^ 
 Roland Gardens, S. W. 
 
 ROBERT JOHN BROWNE. Bom April 7, 1832, 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert Browne, Esq. 
 (Ranger of Her Majesty's Curragh of Kildare for nearly 
 fifty years), and of Harriet, second dau. of the late William 
 S. Dempster of Skibo Castle, near Dornoch, Sutherland- 
 shire. C/«i5j— Kildare Street (Dublin) and Royal St. George 
 Yacht (Kingstown). Livery — Claret. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly i and 4, sable three lioncels passant in bend 
 argent, armed and langued gules, between two double 
 cotises or; 2 and 3 argent, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed party per fesse 
 vert and or. Motto— "Suivez raison." Married, Jan. 20, 
 1880, Edith, youngest daughter of the late William Beau- 
 champ Stoker (Banister-at-Law) and Grace, youngest 
 
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 daughter of the late Commodore Thos. Gordon Caulfield, 
 R.N. .fij/a^w — Kilskeagh, Mount Kelly, and Glen- 
 
 amaddy, in county of Galway. Postal address— Coo\a.me, 
 Silchester Road, Kingstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 THOMAS BROWNE BROWNE, Esquire, J. P. Born 
 Feb. 22, 1846, being the third son of Luke Brady, by his 
 wife Anne, dau. of Windham M'Grath Fitzgerald, and 
 assumed the surname and arms of Browne by Royal 
 Licence in 1877. Livery — Claret coat faced with red, and 
 red waistcoat, drab plush trousers. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a bend engrailed between two plain cotises 
 sable, three eagles displayed with two heads of the first ; in 
 the sinister chief point a pellet. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed 
 with two heads per pale argent and sable, the dexter wing 
 charged with a pellet, and the sinister with a plate. Motto 
 — " Nectimeo nee sperno." Married, Feb. 8, 1875, Emily, 
 dau. of John Thomas Perry of Fomerlea, Tulla, co. Clare ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Thomas Henry Brady Browne, Esq., 
 late Lieut. 5th Lnncers, 1902, Capt. Clare R.G.A. (Militia), 
 b. Feb. 22, 1882 ; (2) Windham Alexander Browne, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 31, 1887; (3) Alfred Lucius Browne, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 29, i888 ; Emly Frances ; Marian Alice ; and 
 Aileen Mary. Seats — Newgrove, Tulla, co. Clare ; Kilbegs, 
 Blessington, co. Wicklow ; Cartron, Burren, co. Clare. 
 
 BROWNE (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, three 
 lions passant in bend between two double cotises argent, a 
 crescent for difference (Browne, c. 1600) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 two bars per pale indented azure and gules, in chief three 
 pellets (Dodwell). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed vert. 
 Motto — " Suivez raison." 
 
 Sons of John Cavendish, 3rd Baron Kilmaine, b. 
 
 1794; d. 1873; m. 2nd, 1839, Mary, d. of Hon. 
 
 Charles Ewan Law, M. P. , Recorder of London, and 
 
 g.d. of ist Lord Ellenborough : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Francis William Browne, 4th Baron 
 Kilmaine-, of The Neale (Irel. , 16 Nov. 1789), loth Bart. 
 (Nova Scotia, 21 June 1636), a Rep. Peer, J. P. and D.L. 
 Westmeath, J. P. Mayo, b. 1843; m. 1877, Alice Emily, d. 
 of Col. Deane Shute ; and has issue — Hon. John Edward 
 Deane Browne (The Neale, co. Mayo), b. 1878 [m. 1901, 
 Lady Aline Kennedy, d. of the 3rd Marq. of Ailsa ; and 
 has issue — John Francis Archibald Browne, Esq. , b. 1902]. 
 
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 Imti flaiilrton Hoom. Killucui. Wesimeath : The Neale. 
 BiUianiba, ca Maya Cintt—C uUon. Kildnre Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 Th« Hon. Arthur Henry Browne. *. i8w: m. 1885. 
 CUMilda CJeofKi»na. d. of Sir John Don Wauchopf, 8th 
 li«rt. . ol Newton ; and has surv. issue— Clotilda Mary 
 Hamihon ; Clementina Berthia Evelyne ; and Gertrude 
 CKvly Juliet. AVi.— 41 Ailetbury Koad, Dublin. Club— 
 Kiklare .Stieet (Dublin). 
 
 Son of Hon. and Very Kev. Henry Montague Browne, 
 M..\., Dean of l.isinorc. t. 1799; il. 1884; m. iSaa, 
 Hon, Catherine Penel«>|>e, eld. d. of l.^ge Evans, ist 
 Vtsct Frankfort de Montmorency : 
 Sir James Frankfort Manners Browne, K.C.B. (q.v.). 
 Rev. Henry George Cavendish Browne (y.r.). 
 Sons of Major Hon. George Augustus Browne, b. 
 1801; «/. "S/S ; m. and, 1853, Frances Mary, eld. d. 
 of Charles Pridcaux-Brune of Prideaux Place, Corn- 
 wall:— 
 George Caulfeild Prideaux Browne, Esq.. b. 1855; m. 
 i88a. E\xlyn (d. 1883), d. of Lieut.Gen. Edward Arthur 
 Somer^t, C.B. ; and has issue — Evelyn Browne, Esq., b. 
 1883. Ret.— 
 
 Cecil Augustus Seymour Browne, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; 
 m. 1889, Ada Catherine, only d. of Sir William Crosbie, 
 71 h Dart. ; and has issue — Claude Lancelot Seymour 
 Browne, Gentleman, b. 1891. C/«^— White's. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Hon. Kich.ird Howe Browne, 8th 
 
 Hussars, b. 1811 ; </. 1888 ; m. ist. 1833, Elizabeth 
 
 {d. 1876), d. of Col. Hon. John Browne ; and, 1880, 
 
 Elise, d. of Col. H. L. Watkins. and widow of E. 
 
 Hutchinson Little : — 
 
 George Richard Browne, Esq., M.ijor late 88th 
 
 Connaught Rangers. Knt. of Legion of Honour, b. 1834 ; 
 
 m. 1857, Louisa, d. of Vice-Adm. Sir George Tyler, 
 
 K. H. ; and has issue — (i) Ernest Cavendish Browne, Esq., 
 
 b. i860 {m. 1885, Rachel Georgina, d. of Lieut. -Col. Brett, 
 
 17th I.-uicers ; (a) George Frederick Browne, Gentleman, 
 
 b. ; and Adelaide. Res. — 
 
 Arthur Henry Howe Browne, Gentleman, b. 1881. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Rev. William James Caulfeild Browne, R. 
 
 of Kiltesford, Somerset, b. 1825; d. 1893; m. 1853, 
 
 Jane Catherine Meade, d. of Thomas Audrey Gapperof 
 
 Wincanton : — 
 
 Aubrey Caulfeild Browne, Esq., b. i860 ; m. ist, Caroline 
 
 Mitchell (d. 1893); and, Ida Graham; and has issue — 
 
 Cecil Browne, Esq., b. 1892; Winifred; Norah ; and 
 
 Kathleen. Res. — Rangoon, Burmah. 
 
 James Cecil Caulfeild Browne. Gentleman, b. 1862; 
 m. 1887, Elsie Manning: and has issue — (i) Rolf Caulfeild 
 Browne. Gentleman, b. 1895; (2) Edwin Caulfeild Browne, 
 Gentleman, b. 1895 (twin with his brother) ; Cecily Caulfeild ; 
 and Nesta Caulfeild. Res. — Upton Wood, Shepherdswell, 
 Kant. 
 
 Harold John Caulfeild Browne, Gentleman, b. 1864. 
 Res.— 
 
 Edward Hungerford Caulfeild Browne. Gentleman, late 
 Bechuanaland Border Police, b. 1867. Res. — 
 Browne of Rathain. 
 Dodwell Francis Browne of Rathain (q.v.). 
 Browne (Arms as above, but without the quartering 
 for Dodwell). 
 
 Sons of Howe Peter, and Marquess of Sligo. K.P. , 
 
 *. 1788; d. iHS\ *»■ t8i6, Hester Catherine, eld. d. 
 
 of i8th Earl of Clanricarde : — 
 
 The Most Hon. Henry Ulick Browne, 5th Marquess 
 
 of Sligo (Irel., 29 Dec. 1800), 7th Earl of Altamont (Irel., 
 
 4 Dec 1771), Visct. Westport (Irel., 24 Aug. 1768), and 
 
 Baron Monteagle of West{X)rt, co. Mayo (Irel., 20 Aug. 
 
 1760), 5th Baron Monteagle of Westport, co. Mayo (U.K., 
 
 aoFeb. 1806), D.L. co. Mayo [Supporters— Dexter, atalbot 
 
 gorged with a Baron's coronet ; sinister, a horse argent], b. 
 
 1831; m. 1855, Catherine Henrietta, d. of W. S. Dicken, 
 
 Dep. Insp.-Gen. I. M.S. ; and has issue — (i) George Ulick 
 
 Browne, Esq., commonly called Earl of Altamount, late 
 
 Capt. 12th Bengal Cav. . served in Afghan War 1879-80. 
 
 medal and clasp (High Field. Haslemere, Surrey), b. 18^6 
 
 t«. 1887, Agatha Stewart, d. of J. Stewart Hodgson, of 
 ythe Hill, Haslemere; and has issue — Ulick de Burgh 
 Browne, Esq. . commonly called Visct. Westport, b. 1898 ; 
 Lady Eileen Agatha ; Lady Moya Melisende ; Lady Doreen 
 Geraldine] ; (2) Lord Arthur Howe Browne. Capt. ist Batt. 
 Roy. Munster Fas., *. 1867; (3) Lord Terence Morris 
 
 Browne, Assistant-Sup. Bengal Police, b. 1873 ; (4) Lord 
 Alfred l-xlon Browne, Lieut. R.H.A..*. 1878; Lady Edith 
 Hester [m. i88i, John George Charles]; Lady Horcncc 
 Marion [m. 1886, Major William Randal Hamilton 
 Beresford-Ash of Ashbrook, co. Londonderry]; Lady 
 Norah (twin with Terence) ; and Lady Alice Evelyn [m. 
 1898, John Fitt Gerald Mahon]. AVd/— Westport House 
 CO. Mayo. 
 
 Lord Richard Howe Browne. Major late 96th Regt., 
 b. 1834 ; m. 1863, Agnes Elizabeth {d. 1885), d. of late James 
 Amesbury of Brighton; and has had issue— (i) Arthur 
 Richard Browne, Esq. . b. 1866 ; d. 1900 [m. 1892, Bernice, 
 d. of James Seagrave ; and had issue— Arthur Richard 
 Howe Browne. Esq.. b. 1893]; (2) Percy Howe Browne, 
 Gentleman, b. 1868 [m. 1897, Alice Tremlett, d. of late 
 Capt. C. H. Marillier ; and has issue — Margaret Kathleen | ; 
 (3) Cyril Edward Browne, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb. ), b. 
 
 1873 [w. 1902, Alice Christina, d. of F. T. I^win, D. L. . 
 of Castle Grove, co. Galway ; and has issue a son, b. 
 1903;]; Helen Augusta [m. 1901, George Mitchell of 
 Buluwayo] ; and Marion Agnes. Res. — Leith Villa, 
 Reigate. 
 
 Son of Peter Denis Browne. Esq., b. 1825; d. 1883; 
 
 M. 1865. Emily, d. of Col. Richard Beauchamp : — 
 Beauchamp Denis Browne, Esq., b. 1871. 
 
 Sons of Very Rev. Denis Browne, Dean of Emly, 
 
 ^- '795 : (^- '^4 : *"■ 1824, Anne Alicia, d. of Thomas 
 
 William Filgate of Arthurstown : — 
 Denis Howe Browne, Gentleman, b. i8a6. Res. — 
 William Denis Browne, Gentleman, b. 1836; m. 1879, 
 Louisa, d. of Thoma.s Hacket of Moor Park ; and lias 
 issue — (i) Denis Robert Howe Browne, Gentleman, b. 
 1879; (2) William Charles Denis Browne, Gentleman, 
 b. 1888 ; Emily Alice ; Louisa Muriel ; and Helen Ethel. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of John Dennis Browne, Gentleman, of Mount 
 
 Browne, b. 1798; d. 1862; m. 1832, Esther, eld. d. 
 
 of John Wells of Beckley, Kent, M.P. :— 
 Percival Altamount Browne, Esq., late Capt. B.S.C., 
 b. 1841 ; »/. 1871, Maude, d. of James Hunt ; and 
 has issue — (i) Percy Frederick Browne, Gentleman, 
 b. 1872 ; (2) Burdett Browne, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; (3) 
 Denis Howe Browne, Gentleman, b. 1876; and Her- 
 bert Browne, Gentleman. I ^. 1878. Seai — Mount Browne, 
 CO. Mayo. 
 
 Son of Rev. George Browne, V. of Lenton, Notts, 
 
 b. 1803 ; d. 1886 ; m. 1828, Elizabeth Anne, d. of Rev. 
 
 Edward Day of Beaufort House, Kerry : — 
 
 George Robert Browne, Esq., J. P. co. Kerry (High 
 
 Sheriff 1889), b. 1833; m. 1862, Emma Frances, only d. of 
 
 Wilson Gun, Esq., D.L., of Rattoo, co. Kerry; and has 
 
 issue, with six daus. , a son, George Denis Gun Brown, b. 
 
 1874 [m. 1901, Gertrude Bessy, d. of John Robert Sutton 
 Hudson]. Seai — Cahirdown, co. Kerry. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Robert Browne, R. of Fawley, Hants, 
 b. 1835 ; d. 1900 ; m. i866, Ellen Richenda, d. of Rev. 
 Daniel Wilson, V. of Islington : — 
 Robert Denis Browne, Gentleman, b. 1867. Res. — 
 George Cyril Denis Browne, Gentleman, b. 1873. Res.— 
 Ambrose George Denis Browne, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Arthur Browne, Esq., of Newtown, co. Ros- 
 common, b. 1785 ; d. 1870 ; m. 1814, Anna Elizabeth, 
 only d. of Capt. Richard Clements H.E.I.C.S. : — 
 Henry George Browne, Esq., V.C. ,Col. late looth Foot 
 
 Son of Rev. John Denis Browne, V. of Braintree, Essex, 
 b. 1807 ; d. 1864 ; m. Mary Ruth, d. of William 
 Lacy : — 
 Rev. Valentine John Augustus Browne, R. of Nuffield, 
 Oxon., formerly 7th Fus. , b. 1843 ; m. 1884, Frances Ehza- 
 beth, d. of William Rose. Barrister-at-Law ; and has issue — 
 Rosalind Frances. Res. — Nuffield Rectory, Henley-on- 
 Thames. 
 
 Son of Dominick Andrew Browne, Esq., of Breaghwy, 
 
 CO. Mayo, J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1881), b. 1824 ; d. 
 
 1902 ; m. 1864, Emily Louisa, only d. of John Sidney 
 
 Hawkins, Esq. , eld. d. of Sir John Hawkins : — 
 
 Dominick Sidney Browne, Esq., D.L. co. Mayo (High 
 
 Sheriff 1896), Capt. 3rd Batt. R. Scots Fus., b. 1866; m. 
 
 1895, Elizabeth Naomi, eld. d. of Hon. R. R. Dobel of 
 
 Beauvoir Manor, Quebec, M.P. and P.C., Canadian 
 
 Pari. ; and has issue — Naomi Frances Muriel ; Noel 
 
 Sidney; and Moyra Rose. Seai — Breaghwy, Castlebar, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 CO. Mayo. Cluis — United University, Orleans, Kildare 
 Street (Dublin). 
 
 Son of John Joseph Browne of Brownestown, 6. 
 
 d. 1844 ; m. , Maria, d. of Walter Eakins : — 
 
 George Eakins Browne, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Mayo 
 M.P. 1870-1880, 6. 1837; m. ist, 1858; Julia (d. 1876), d 
 of late Maurice Blake of Ballinafad ; 2nd, 1879, Julia Mary 
 d. of James Lynch ; and 3rd, 1883, Honoria Ellen, d. o 
 Francis Murphy of Kilcairne, co. Meath. Seat — Brownes 
 town, CO. Mayo. Clui — Reform. 
 
 BROWNE of Riverstown (U.O.). Gules, a chevron 
 between three lions' gambs erased and erect or, on a chief 
 crenell^e argent, an eagle displayed sable. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest— On an Eastern crown or, an eagle dis- 
 played with two heads sable. Motto — " Hoc age." 
 
 Sons of Jemmett Browne of Riverstown, co. Cork, i. 
 
 1832; d. 1897; m. ist, 1864, Frances Mary (rf. 1875), 
 
 d. of Henry Miles Custance; 2nd, 1877, Frances 
 
 Caroline Cecil, eld. d. of Major William Walter 
 
 Stephenson : — 
 
 Charlton Basil Jemmett Browne, Gentleman, d. 1866; 
 
 m. 1898, Rosa Cicely, d. of Edward Salter ; and has issue 
 
 — Mary Cicely. Seat — Riverstown, co. Cork. 
 
 Arthur Blennerhassett Jemmett Browne, Gentleman, d. 
 1869. lies. — 
 
 William Kellerman Jemmett Browne, Gentleman, 6, 
 1878. /fes.—- 
 
 Yr. son of Rev. John Browne of Riverstown, L.L.B., 
 d. 179s; d. 1857; m. 1832, Maria Judith, d. of Rev. 
 James Hamilton : — 
 Edward Frances Browne, Esq., Lieut-Col. (ret.) 3Sth 
 Regt. d. 1835 ; m. 1877, Elizabeth Mary, eld. d. of Angus- 
 tin Robinson of West Lavant House, Sussex; and has 
 issue — (i) Wiston John Browne, Gentleman, d. 1878 ; (2) 
 Anthony Edward Browne, Gentleman, Lieut. 1st Batt. R. 
 Sussex Regt., 6. 1878 ; and Dorothy Margaret. Hes. — 
 
 BROWNE (U.O.). Per saltire gules and vert, in pale 
 two double-headed eagles, and in fess two elk's heads 
 couped respecting each other all or. Mantling' gules and 
 or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a double-headed 
 eagle displayed per chevron gules and vert, bezant^e. 
 Motto — " Nunquam non paratus." 
 
 Ygst. son of Samuel Browne of Brownhill, Banbridge, 
 CO. Down : — 
 
 James Bankhead Browne, Gentleman, 6. . Res. — 
 Mirrion, Sf)encer's Wood, Reading, Berks. 
 
 BROWNE-GUTHRIE, see ORANMORE. 
 
 CONOLLY WM. LECKY BROWNE-LECKY, Esq.; 
 was High Sheriff city and co. Londonderry 1888, being 
 the youngest son of the late Thomas Richardson Browne, 
 Esq., D.L. , of Aughentaine Castle, co. Tyrone, by Sarah, 
 fourth dau. of Hervey de Montmorency of Castle Morres, 
 CO. Kilkenny ; and assumed the additional name and 
 arms of Lecky by Royal License 1871, under the will of 
 ConoUy W. M'Causland Lecky, Esq., D. L., of London- 
 derry. C/?/(J— Kildare Street, Dublin. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, argent on a chevron between three 
 roses gules, a trefoil slipped or (for Lecky) ; 2 and 3 per 
 chevron gules and azure, a mullet between three fleurs-de-lis 
 or (for Browne). Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head 
 erased proper, charged with a rose g^les (for Lecky) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant or, resting 
 the forepaw on an escutcheon gules, charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis gold (for Browne). MottO — "Were dum potes." 
 Married, 1878, Annie Henrietta, eldest dau. of Charles 
 Eccles, Esq., D.L. , of Ecclesville, co. Tyrone; and has, 
 with other Issue — Raymond S. C. de Montmorency Brown- 
 Lecky, Gentleman, b. 1881. Seat — Fintimara, near Warren- 
 point, CO. Down. 
 
 EDWARD ARTHUR BROWNFIELD. Born 1855, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Brownfield, Esq., 
 J. P. End D.L., of Chatterley House, by Ellen, dau. of 
 Charles Etches of Derby ; s. his brother 1889. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chevron engrailed argent, between two 
 stags' heads erased in chief of the last, and a cross pat6e 
 fitchfe in base or. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant argent, 
 sem^e of pheons gules, supporting with the dexter paw a 
 
 cross patfe fich^e or. Motto — " Laborant numen adest." 
 Seat — Rock House, Barlaston, Staffordshire. 
 
 General Sir CHARLES HENRY BROWNLOW, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath. Born December 12, 1831, being the son of the late 
 Colonel George Arthur Brownlow (brotherof the first Baron 
 Lurgan), by his wife Cornelia, granddaughter of Thomas 
 P. Sandby, Deputy- Ranger of Windsor Great Park ; entered 
 the Indian Army 1847, became Colonel 1869, and General 
 1889 ; served in the Punjaub War, 1848, 1849 ; in the Huzara 
 Campaign, 1852, 1853 ; North- West Frontier of India, very 
 severely wounded 1854 ; Bozdar Campaign, 1857 ; Eusofzai 
 Expedition, 1858 ; in the China War, i860; Ainbeyla Cam- 
 paign, 1863 ; in the Huzara Expedition, 1868 ; and as 
 Brigadier-General Commanding the Looshai Expedition, 
 1871, 1872 ; was Aide-de-Camp to Her Majesty the Queen, 
 1869-1881 ; and Assistant Military Secretary for Indian 
 Affairs at the Horse Guards, 1879-1889 ; was created 
 C.B. 1864; was advanced to rank of K.C.B. 1872; and 
 to G.C.B. 1887. C/7/3J— United Service, Arthur's, Welling- 
 ton. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Party per 
 
 pale or and argent, an inescutcheon within an orle of 
 martlets sable. Upon the escutcheon, which is encircled 
 by the ribbon of the Order of the Bath, by a wreath of 
 laurel, and by the collar and pendent therefrom the badge 
 of a G.C.B., is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a chapeau 
 azure, turned up ermine, a greyhound gules, collared 
 or; with the MottO, " Esse quam videri." Married, 1890, 
 Georgiana, eldest daughter of the late W. C. King of 
 Warfield Hall, in the county of Berkshire. Postal address 
 — Warfield Hall, Bracknell, Berkshire. 
 
 BROWNTON, quartered by CUST, and MAN- 
 SERGH. 
 
 BRUCE, quartered by HUSSEY, SALVIN, and KIN- 
 LOSS. 
 
 BRUCE, see KNIGHT-BRUCE. 
 
 BRUCE (L.O., 23 March 1901). Or, a saltire gules, 
 charged with an open Bible proper, on a chief of the second. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Ihrtw gillyflowers argenl. M MlU ln g cules. doubled or. 
 
 Or«at-On a wrmth of his liveries, a lion sejant axure. 
 
 holding in hi» dexter p«w a passion cross or. MottO— " Ad 
 
 summii virtus." 
 
 Sons or late Alexuder Low Bruce. Edinburgh, A. ; 
 d. ; m. , Agnes, d. of David Livingstone, 
 
 M.D„ the celebrated African Miwionary and Ex- 
 plorer:— 
 Drtvid Livingstone Bruce, Gentleman. Lieut. Duke of 
 
 Edinburgh's Own Edinburgh Art. Mil., *. . Res.— 
 Alexander Livingstone Bruce. Gentleman [Arms as above, 
 
 but (mauic. 1901) the saltire engrailed], b. 
 
 BRUCE (L.O.. 1905). Or, a saltire gules, charged with 
 Bine kueofes of the field, on a chief of the second a re- 
 
 presentation of the gateway of the city of Tientsin proper. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 the Bass Rock proper. Motto — " Firm." 
 
 Son of Col. Edward Jackson Bruce, R.H.A., m. Ellen 
 Arbuthnot, d. of William Henry Clarence Dalrymple, 
 Capt. H.E.LC.S. :— 
 Clarence Dalrymple Bruce, Esq., Lieut. -Col. Command- 
 ing 1st Chinese Regt. , Major West Riding Regt. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir GAINSFORD BRUCE, 
 P.C., Knight Bachelor (1892), formerly a Judge of Her 
 Majesty's High Court of Judicature (Queen's ^nch Divi- 
 sion), one of Her Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law. 
 Bom 1834, being the eldest son of the Rev. J. CoUingwood 
 Bruce, LL.D., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Hon. Doctor of 
 Civil Law of Durham Univ. Armorial bearjjigs — Or, a 
 saltire cotised gules, on a chief of the last, a fleurs-de-lis 
 between two demi-lions erased of the field. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a torch erect, fired proper, a lion statant with tail ex- 
 tended or, charged on the body with two fleurs-de-lis 
 fesseways gules. Motto — ' ' Do well and doubt not. " Mar- 
 ried, 1868, Sophia, dau. of Francis Jackson of Chertsey. 
 Postal address — Yewhurst, Bromley, Kent ; and Gains- 
 law House, Berwick - on - Tweed. Clubs — Athenaeum, 
 Carlton. 
 
 Sir GEORGE BARCLAY BRUCE, Knight Bachelor. 
 Bom 1821, being the son of the late John Bruce of New- 
 castle-on-Tyne ; was elected President of the Institution of 
 Civil Engineers in 1887, and again in 1888, and was dubbed 
 Knight Bachelor in the latter year. Armorial bearings — 
 
 He lienrs for Arms : Or, a saltire cotised gules, on a chief 
 of the last, a fltnir-de-lis between two demi-lions erased of the 
 field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or; and for his Crisst, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a torch erect, fired 
 proper, a lion statant with tail extended or, charged on the 
 body with two fleurs-de-lis fesseways gules ; with the Motto, 
 " Be trcw." Postal address — 64 Boundary Road, l..ondon, 
 N.W. 
 
 JAMES BRUCE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 
 1886. Horn April 13. 1835, being the second son of the 
 late Samuel Bruce of Thorndale, co. Antrim, by his wife 
 Annette, dau. of James Ferguson of Wiiite I'ark, co. 
 Antrim. C/</^j— Carlton and Boodle's. Armorial bearingni 
 — Or, a saltire and a chief gules, in the dexter chii-f a mullet 
 argent, and in base a cinquefoil of the second. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 head argent, bridled gules, and charged on the neck with a 
 cinquefoil as in the arms. Motto — " Do well, and doubt 
 not." Married, Jan. 4, 1877, Mary Hogg, dau. of William 
 Thompson, M. D. , of Lisburn, and relict of George Mitchell. 
 Seat — The Manor House, Benburb, co. Tyrone. 
 
 ROBERT BRUCE, Esquire, late Colonel, Companion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Justice of the Peace 
 for the counties of London and Middlesex. Horn 1825, lieing 
 the son of the late Sir James Robertson Bruce, second Baronet 
 of Down Hill, in the county of Londonderry ; was created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 1885 ; h.is medals — Crimea, with clasp and Turkish medal ; 
 Indian Mutiny, with two clasps. Clubs — Army and Navy, 
 Royal St. George Yacht. Annorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, on a saltire gules, a harp argent, a chief of 
 the second, on a canton also argent, a lion rampant azure, 
 impaling the arms of Burgoyne, namely gules, a chevron 
 or, between three talbots argent, on a chief of the last, as 
 many martlets azure. Below the escutcheon is pendent his 
 badge as a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath ; and for his Crest, a lion passant azure, holding 
 in his dexter paw a trefoil slipped proper ; with the Motto, 
 "Fuimus." Married, 1859, Mary Cfaroline, daughter of 
 Sir J. M. Burgoyne, ninth Baronet ; and has Issue — 
 Lilian Amy. Postal address — 6 Warwick Square, Lon- 
 don, S.W. 
 
 SAMUEL BRUCE, Esquire, J.P. Bom August 19, 
 1838, being the third son of the late Samuel Bruce of 
 Thorndale, Belfast, and Annette his wife, dau. of James 
 Ferguson of Whitepark, co. Antrim. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, a saltire and chief gules, in the dexter chief point a 
 mullet argent, in base a cinquefoil of the second (a mullet for 
 difference), and impaling the arms of Colthurst, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, argent, on a fesse azure, between three 
 colts courant sable, as many trefoils slipped or ; 2 and 3, 
 sable, on a bend cotised ermine, a rose gules, seeded or, 
 barbed vert, between two annulets of the field, a crescent 
 for difference. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped argent. 
 Motto — "Do well, doubt not." Married, June 17, 1878, 
 Louisa Mary Julia, dau. of Sir George Conway Colthurst 
 of Blarney Castle, Cork ; and has Issue — (1) George James 
 Bruce, Gentleman, b. June 3, 1880; (2) Robert William 
 Vesey Bruce, Gentleman, 17th Lancers, b. 1882 ; (3) Patrick 
 Alexander Bruce, Gentleman, b. July 4, 1888 ; and foiw 
 daughters. Seat — Norton Hall, Campden, Gloucestershire. 
 Clubs— Cttx\\.on, Ulster (Belfast). 
 
 WILLIAM ROBERT BRUCE, B.A. 1855, M.A. 1878 
 (Dublin), Barrister-at-Law, is Master Queen's Bench Division 
 of the High Court of Justice in Ireland. Bom 1833, being 
 the eldest son of the late Samuel Bruce of Thorndale, co. 
 Antrim, by Annette, dau. of the late James Ferguson of 
 White Park, co. Antrim. Clubs — Junior Carlton, University, 
 (Dublin), Ulster (Belfast). Armorial bearings— Or a saltire 
 and chief gules, in the dexter chief point a mullet argent, 
 in base a cinquefoil of the second. Mantling gules and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse's head couped argent, bridled gules, and charged on 
 the neck with a cinquefoil as in the arms. Motto — " Do 
 well, doubt not." Married, 1870, Florence Helen, dau. 
 of George Alexander Osborne ; and has, with other Issue 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 —Thomas Robert, i. 1885. 5(;rt^— Rockford, Blackrock, 
 Dublin. 
 
 BRUGES, see LUDLOW-BRUGES. 
 
 BRUNE, see PRIDEAUX-BRUNE. 
 
 Sir JOHN TOMLINSON BRUNNER, first Baronet. 
 J. P. CO. Chester, M.P. for Northwich Division of Chester, 
 1885-86, 1887, 1892, 1895-1900. Born 1842, being the 
 second son of the late Rev. John Brunner of Zurich. Clyds 
 —Arts', National Liberal, Reform. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules, a fountain playing proper, charged on the basin with 
 a rose gules, in chief two mullets of six points or. Mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a wing erect gules, a fountain as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Bibe si sapis." Married, ist, 1864 (who died 
 1874), Salome, daughter of James Davies of Liverpool ; 
 and, 1875, Jane, daughter of the late Dr. Wyman of 
 Kettering; and has Issue — (i) John Fowler Leece Brunner, 
 Esquire, b. May 24, 1865 ; (2) Roscoe Brunner, Esquire, 
 b. 1871 ; Grace, Mabel Alicia, Hilda, Sybil, Maud Mary, 
 and Ethel Jane. Seats — Winnington Old Hall, Northwich, 
 Cheshire ; Druid's Cross, Wavertree, Liverpool. Residence 
 — 9 Ennismore Gardens, S.W. 
 
 SLOFTUS ANTHONY BRYAN, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 
 CO. Wexford (High Sheriff 1892), Capt. Waterford 
 Art. S. Div. R.A. Botn 1867, being the eldest son of the 
 late Loftus Anthony Bryan of Highfield, co. Dublin, by 
 Georgina Percival, dau. of the late Thomas M'Craith of co. 
 Tipperary ; inherited this .property from W. L Bryan, Esq., 
 in 1873. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a lion rampant 
 gules, crowned or, between two cinquefoils in chief and 
 a fleur-de-lis in base azure, a canton of the second charged 
 with three bars dancett^e argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a mural crown proper, a 
 lion rampant gules, collared gemelle or, and charged on 
 the shoulder with a cinquefoil argent. MottO — " Ferro 
 mea recupero." Married, 1886, Annie, youngest dau. of 
 M. R. Ryan, Esq., J. P., of Temple Mungret, co. Limerick ; 
 and has, with other Issue — Loftus Anthony Bryan, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886. Seat — Borrmount Manor, Ennis- 
 corthy. 
 
 BRYDGES, quartered by KINLOSS. 
 
 WILLIAM ERNEST BRYMER, Esquire, J.P. for 
 Dorset (High Sheriff 1887), M.A. Cantab., Major and 
 Hon. Lieut.-Col. Dorset Yeo. Cav., M.P. Dorchester 1874- 
 1885, and Southern Division Dorset 1891-98. Borti 1840, 
 being the son of the late John Brymer of Ilsington, Dor- 
 chester, by Eliza Mary, only dau. of George H. Tugwell of 
 Crowe Hall, near Bath, and grandson of the late Alexander 
 Brymer, Esq., of Bathwick, one of Her Majesty's Council 
 for Novia Scotia, Colonel Commandant of the Militia, and 
 Deputy Paymaster-General in that Province. Clubs — Carl- 
 ton, Turf, Oxford and Cambridge. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Per bend erminois and gules, in chief a demi-catherine 
 wheel in bend of the last. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a plume of six ostrich feathers 
 alternately gules and argent, charged with an escutcheon of 
 the last, thereon a catherine-wheel of the first. Motto — 
 "Virtute." Residences— Wsmgion House, Hovch^slei ; 8 St. 
 James's Street, London, S.W 
 
 BUCHAN, see FORDYCE-BUCHAN. 
 
 BUCHAN, quartered by MONTGOMERIE. 
 
 Major JOHN INNERARITY BUCHAN, V.D. (re- 
 tired), Victoria Militia, J.P. Born Nov. 11, 1842, being 
 the eldest son of John Buchan, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Charlotte, dau. of Thomas Bell. Armorial bearings — 
 Per fesse indented or and azure, a garb between two 
 lions' heads erased in chief of the last, and a like lion's 
 head between two garbs in base of the first. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, an oak tree eradicated fesse- 
 ways proper, thereon a lion rampant per fesse indented 
 or and azure, holding in the dexter fore-paw a branch of 
 laurels slipped also proper. Motto — "Facta non verba." 
 Married, March 19, 1885, Blanche Ellen, eldest dau. of 
 Joseph Shaw ; and has Issue — (i) Eric John Buchan, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 3, 1886; (2) Ronald Buchan, Gentleman, 
 
 b. Aug. 12, 1887; (3) Kenneth Shaw Buchan, Gentleman, 
 b. March 7, 1890 ; Olive Charlotte ; and Viola Blanche. 
 Residence— Fmhay^n. Stevenson Street, Studley Park, Kew, 
 near Melbourne. C/k,}— Naval and Military (Melbourne). 
 
 WILLIAM BUCHAN, Esquire, F.S.A. (Scotland), 
 Procurator- Fiscal for the county of Peebles. Bom 1851, 
 being the second son of the late John Buchan, Solicitor, 
 Hon. Sheriff-Substitute of the county of Peebles, by his 
 wife Violet, dau. of William Henderson. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, a fesse engrailed between three lions' heads 
 erased argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure doubled argent ; 
 and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a sun- 
 flower proper ; and in an escroll over the same, this Motto, 
 ' ' Non inferiora secutus. " Postal at^rfrwj- Peebles. 
 
 BUCHANAN, see PARKES-BUCHANAN, GRAY- 
 BUCHANAN, FERGUSON-BUCHANAN, and LEITH- 
 BUCHANAN. 
 
 Colonel Sir DAVID CARRICK ROBERT CARRICK- 
 BUCHANAN, K.C.B., J.P. and D.L. for the cos. of 
 Lanark, Linlithgow, Argyll, and Renfrew. Born 1825, being 
 the son of the late Robert Carrick-Buchanan of Drumpellier, 
 Scotland, and Hon. Col. 3rd and 4th Batt. Cameronians 
 (Scottish Rifles) ; was created Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, 1881 ; and advanced to 
 the rank of Knight Commander, 1894. Club — Army 
 and Navy. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, or a lion rampant within a double 
 tressure flory and counterflory sable, 2 and 3 sable, on a 
 chevron between three bears' heads erased argent, muzzled 
 gules, a cinquefoil of the first charged with a crescent of the 
 second. Upon the shield, which is encircled by the ribbon 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and pendent his 
 badge as a Knight Commander thereof, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of His liveries is set for Crest, a hand 
 holding up a ducal cap purpure, lined ermine, tufted on the 
 top with a rose gules, within two branches of laurel disposed 
 orleways proper; with the Motto, " Audaces juvo." Mar- 
 ried, 1849, Frances Jane, daughter of the late Anthony 
 Lefroy, Esq., M. P. , of Carrigglass, in the county of 
 Longford. Postal addresses — Drumpellier House, Coat- 
 bridge, Lanarkshire ; Corsewall, Wigtonshire. 
 
 HERBERT BLACKWOOD BUCHANAN, Gentleman, 
 of Throsk, Stirlingshire. Bom 1889, being the only son of 
 George Buchanan, Esq., of Arden, Stirlingshire, who d. 
 1894, by Lillias Catharine, second dau. of Daniel Ritchie 
 of Blackwood, Victoria, Australia. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, a lion rampant sable, in his dexter forepaw a dagger 
 proper, within a double tressure flory counterflory of the 
 second, all within a bordure gules. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, 
 a dexter hand grasping a scimitar proper. Motto — 
 " Audaciter." Residence — Throsk, Stirlingshire. 
 
 JOHN YOUNG BUCHANAN, Gentleman, F.R.S, 
 
 Bom , being the eldest son of the late John Buchanan, 
 
 Gentleman, of Dowanhill, Merchant in Glasgow, by his wife 
 Jane, dau. of John Young, Merchant in Glasgow. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, a lion rampant sable, armed and langued 
 gules, within a double tressure flowered counter-flowered 
 of fleurs-de-lis of the second, a bordure engrailed, parted 
 per pale azure and of the third. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle rising 
 proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Audax 
 omnia perpeti." Residence — Christ's College, Cambridge. 
 Chibs — Athenaeum, Conservative. 
 
 THOMAS ALEXANDER BUCHANAN, Esquire, late 
 Captain H.M.'s Indian Army. Born March 26, 1842, being 
 the eldest son of the late John Buchanan of Powis, by his 
 wife Harriet, eldest dau. of Joseph Nimmo, H.E.I. C.S., 
 Bombay. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or, a 
 a lion rampant gules, within a double tressure flory counter, 
 flory sable, 2 and 3, sable, a chevron argent between 
 three bears' heads of the last, muzzled gules. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a sword 
 erect in pale proper, hilted and pommelled or. Mottoes— 
 (over the crest), "Virtute gladii parvi " ; (below the 
 shield), " Nobilis est ire leonis." Married, May 3, 1873, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBUC 
 
 Mnry Anne, dau. of the late W. (Iriffiths ; and has tsstte— 
 (i) Ralph Atiercromby hldnionstone Buchanan, (ienileman, 
 ^. July 96. 1875 ; (a) ArchilMid Buchanan, Gentleman, h. 
 Dec 16. 188a; and Olivia Evelyn. 6ra/— Powis, near 
 Slirlinx, N.a 
 
 WILLIAM CROSS BUCHANAN, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the eldest son of the late John Cross 
 
 Buchanan of Moss and Auchintoshan, Dumtxutonshire, 
 Esq., j.P. Armorial beaiinffs Quarterly i and 4, or, a 
 lion mmp-int sablir, holding in the dexter paw a cinqiieioil 
 ennine, within a double tressure flory counterflory of the 
 second ; a and 3, argent, a raven, wings endorsed proper, be- 
 tween four cross crosslets fitch^: gules. Mantling ^les, 
 douMed argent. Ore«t-Upon a wreath of his liveries, a 
 cubit arm erect proper, holding a sword also proper, 
 pommel and hilt or. 
 
 WILLIAM FREDERICK BUCHANAN, Esquire. 
 
 tP. for the Colony of New South Wales, Fellow of the 
 . Coloni.^1 Inst., F.R. Hist. Soc., F.R.G.S., and a 
 Mcn>bcr of the Cloth Workers' Company. Bom June 21, 
 1834, being the second son of Charles Henry Buchanan, 
 LieuL 69th Regt. of Foot, by his wife Annie White. 
 Livtry — Drab, crimson facings. Armorial beariacTS — 
 
 Erminois, a lion rampant sable, charged on the shoulder 
 with a mullet of eight points or, in chief two horses' 
 heads couped of the second, all within a bordure in- 
 vected gules. M an tling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter hand couped at 
 the wrist proper, holding an escutcheon sable, charged with 
 a rose argent, barbed and seeded of the first, two branches 
 of laurel slipped and fructed in saltire of the last. Motto— 
 "Clarior hinc honos." Married, Jan. 31, 1857, Laura 
 Elira Council, second dau. of Assistant Commissary Gen. 
 Council; and has /««* — William Frederick Buchanan, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 23, 1858 ; Laura Emily ; Laura Bessie • 
 Annie Elizabeth; Emily Blanch Connell ; Alice Maud; 
 and Eva Wilhelmina. Residences — C\a.r Innis, Sydney 
 N.S.W. ; Killarney, Narrabii, N.S.W. 
 
 GEORGE BUCHANNAN, Gentleman, Coroner for the 
 Liberty of Whitby and Whitby Strand. Bom May 12, 1843, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Buchannan, by his 
 
 wife Ann, daughter of George I>angbome, both of Whitby. 
 Livety — Black and gold. Armorial bearings — Or, a 
 lion rampant sable, armed and langiied gules, within a 
 double tressure, flowered and counlerflowered of fleurs-de-lis 
 of the second, a bordure invecked, parted per pale of the 
 third and argent, charged with eight crescents counter- 
 changed. Above the shield is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting nis degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and issuing from a wreath of the liveries is set for Crest, a 
 dexter hand proper, holding a ducal cap purpure, turned up 
 ermine, tufted on the top with a rose gules, all within two 
 branches of laurel disposed orleways also proper ; and in an 
 
 escroll over the same the Hotto, ' ' Audaces juvo. " Married, 
 Jan. 28, 1868, Marianne, dau. of George Croft of Rich- 
 mond, CO. York ; and has Issue — Archibald John Buchannan, 
 Gentleman, b. June 21, 1872 ; Lilias Mary ; and Margaret 
 Hilda. Postal address — Flowergate Cross, Whitby. 
 
 ©CHARLES MATTHEW BUCKLE, Esquire. Vice- 
 Admiral. Bom Oct. 14, 1828, being the third but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Rev. William Lewis Buckle 
 of Burgh, in Banstead, co. Surrey, Vicar of Banstead and 
 Rector of Adwell, co. Oxford, by his wife Mary Freeman, 
 second dau. of William Manley, Esq., Serjeant-at-Law, 
 sometime Attorney-General of the Chester Circuit. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Sable, a chevron between three chaplets 
 argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal 
 coronet, a demi-ounce argent. Motto — " Nee temere nee 
 timide." Residence — 3 Lowndes Street, S.W. Clubs — 
 United Service, Army and Navy. 
 
 W CHRISTOPHER REGINALD BUCKLE, Esquire, 
 VSf Captain R.A. Bom Oct. 18, 1862, being the eldest 
 son of the late Christopher Buckle of Norton House, by his 
 wife Caroline Maria, dau. of Abraham Parry Cumberbwtch 
 of Hellingly, Sussex. Armorial bearings -Sable, a chevron 
 between three chaplets argent. Mantling sable and ar- 
 gent. Crest —Out of a ducal coronet, a demi-ounce argent. 
 Motto — ' ' Nee temere nee timide. " Married, Dec. 13, 1886, 
 Elizabeth Braithwaite, dau. of Charles Colville Turner of 
 Bideford, Devon ; and has Issue — Christopher Galbraith 
 
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 Buckle, Gentleman, i. March 15, 1888 ; Doris Eden ; and 
 Phyllis Norton. Seai — Norton House, Aldingbo'urne, 
 Chichester. 
 
 eCUTHBERT ROBERT BUCKLE, Gentleman, 
 Commander R.N. Born 1837, being the si.xth but 
 third surviving son of the late Rev. William Lewis Buckle 
 of Burgh, by his wife Mary Freeman, second dau. of 
 William Manley, Serjeant-at-Law, sometime Attorney- 
 General of the Chester Circuit. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, a chevron between three chaplets argent. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest -Out of a ducal coronet, a demi- 
 ounce argent. Motto — ' ' Nee temere nee timide. " Married, 
 1865, Mary Charlotte, dau. of Henry Gardiner, H.E.LC.S.; 
 and has /w«« —Three sons and three daus. Residence — 
 
 Reverend EDWARD VALENTINE BUCKLE, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Banstead. Born 1831, 
 being the fourth but second surviving son of the late Rev. 
 William Lewis Buckle of Burgh, in Banstead, co. Surrev, 
 by his wife Mary Freeman, second dau. of William Manley, 
 Esq., Serjeant-at-Law, sometime Attorney-General of the 
 Chester Circuit. Armorial bearings— Sable, a chevron 
 between three chaplets argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, a demi-ounce argent. Motto 
 — " Nee temere nee timide." Married, 1862, Mary Geor- 
 gina, dau. of Rev. Fiennes Samuel Trotman of Dallington, 
 CO. Northamptonshire ; and has Issue —Two sons and three 
 daus. Postal address ~'Q?iVi%\.&z.A, Surrey. 
 
 S CHARLES ALBAN BUCKLER, Esquire, created 
 Surrey Herald Extraordinary by Royal Warrant, bear- 
 mg date July 16, 1880 ; and by Bull, dated at the Magistral 
 Palace, Rome, June 11, 1885, His Eminence the Prince 
 Grand Master and Council of the Order of St. John of 
 Jerusalem conferred upon him a Donat's Cross of the 
 first class. Born September 25, 1824, being the eldest 
 surviving son of John Chessell Buckler, Architect, of 
 Oxford (born December 8, 1793, died January 5, 1894), 
 by Esther his wife, daughter of Thomas Fair, descended 
 from Colonel Robert Phaire of Rostillon, in the county of 
 Cork, born 1619, died 1682, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter 
 of Sir Thomas Herbert of Tintern, in the county of Mon- 
 mouth, Baronet, Groom of the Chamber to King Charles L 
 Armorial bearings— Sable, on a fesse between three 
 wyverns' heads erased or, langued gules, as many etoiles 
 of seven points of the field. Mantling gules, lined argent. 
 Crest — A dragon's head couped sable gorged with two 
 gemels and gutt^ dor [granted to Sir Walter Buckler of 
 Causewey, in the county of Dorset, Knight, by Christopher 
 Barker, Garter, 36 Henry VIH., A.d. 1544]. Postal 
 address— 6 Hereford Square, South Kensington, London. 
 S.W. 
 
 The Honourable Sir HENRY BURTON BUCK- 
 LEY, Knight Bachelor (1900), M.A., a Judge of the 
 High Court of Justice. Born Sept. 15, 1845, being the 
 fourth son of the Rev. John Wall Buckley, M.A., and 
 Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Thomas Burton. Livery— 
 Green. Armorial bearings— Azure, a chevron cottised 
 between two stags' heads caboshed in chief and a garb 
 in base all or, on a chief engrailed ermine, a buckle 
 between two crosses pat^e fitchde gules. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, a demi-stag at gaze 
 gules, attired and gorged with a collar, a chain attached 
 reflexed over the back or, supporting a garb of the last. 
 Motto—" To my utmost." Married, April 12, 1887, Bertha 
 Margaretta, dau. of Charles Edward Jones ; and has had 
 Issue— (i) Bryan Burton Buckley, Esquire, born May 24, 
 1890; (2) Guy Burton Buckley, Esquire, born June 21, 
 1892, and died July 9, 1892 ; (3) Colin Burton Buckley, 
 Esquire, born October 16, 1899 ; Joyce Burton ; Muriel 
 Burton ; Olive Burton ; and Ruth Burton. Postal addresses 
 —7 Melbury Road, Kensington, London, W. ; Royal 
 Courts of Justice, Strand, W.C. Clubs-Axhen^nm, 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 BUCKNER (13 Dec. 1804). Gules, an open book or, 
 between three bucks' heads erased ermine. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a buck 
 courant erminois in front of a beech-tree issuant from a 
 mount proper. Motto— " Fide surgimus ad spam." 
 
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 2^\°\f'^''- J^'^" Buckner, M.A., late Vicar of Bap- 
 child, Kent, formerly of the Rifle Brigade, m. Eliza 
 Lydia, d. of Gen. Hon. Wilham Henry Gardner. R.A 
 son of I St Lord Gardner :— 
 Richard Edward Herbert Buckner, Gentleman, late R N 
 Fpli'i'*^' ""-^ u ■' Charlotte (Chassie). d. of John 
 Fellenes; and has issue-Amy. Res.-zo Russell Street, 
 loronto, Canada. 
 William Henry Peirce Buckner, Esq.. Commander 
 
 f^^, ■;/•«• '♦^ I/"- J^^'- ^""^^ Linnington, d. of George 
 Gill MofFatt, Member of the House of Assembly St 
 Kitts ; and has issue— John Gardner Buckner, Gentleman 
 A. 1890; Georgina Mary Frederica Moffat; and Augusta 
 Ehzabeth. ./?«.— Dartanmoor, Totnes, Devon. 
 
 Sir CHARLES BUCKWORTH -HERNE-SOAME 
 ninth Baronet, of Sheen, in the county of Surrey, Member 
 of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, Licentiate of 
 the Society of Apothecaries, J. P. and a member of the 
 Council for the county of Salop. Born May 29, 1830, being 
 the son of Charles Buckworth-Herne-Soame, Esquire by 
 Hannah his wife, daughter of Richard Procter of Hay, 
 Brecon. Creation— April i, 1697. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Quarterly I and 4, gules a chevron between three mallets 
 or, a canton argent, for difference (for Soame) ; 2 and 3 
 sable, on a chevron between three cross crosslets fitch^e 
 argent, an ermine spot (for Buckworth). Upon the escut- 
 cheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lure argent, garnished and lined 
 or, thereon a hawk of the last, charged upon the breast 
 with a cross crosslet for difference (for Soame) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a man's head in a helmet, the beaver 
 up all proper (for Buckworth). /Married, March 29, 1855. 
 Mary (who died December 24, 1893), daughter of Richard 
 Fellows Procter, Esquire, of Iron Bridge, Salop; and has 
 Issue — (i) Pyter Richard Everard Buckworth-Herne-Soame, 
 Esquire, born May 15, 1863, died, unmarried, 1884 ; (2) 
 Charles Buckworth-Herne-Soame, Esquire, born September 
 18, 1864 [to whom refer] ; Mary Hannah [married, firstly, 
 
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 Oelobtr tft, 1878. Arthur Marcy, of Wellington, Salop, 
 who died 1B83: and secondly, julv 34, 1S89, Reverend 
 KkiMutl Herbert Snape, Vicar uf bskdale, Cumberland] ; 
 and Evelyn [nuuried. June 7, 1881, George Day Harrison 
 ofStooejL Aii/d/<t</^/vxi—I>awlcy, Shropshire. 
 
 CHARLES BUCKWORTH-HERNE-SOAME. Es- 
 quire. B»m September 18, 1864, being the third but onlv 
 surviving son of Sir Charles Huckworth-Hcrne-Soame. ninth 
 Itorunet fto whom reter,;, by his wife Mary, daughter of 
 Richard Fellows IVocter of Ironl>ridge, Salop. Armorial 
 bMUlniT*— He bears for AXXOM : Quarterly i and 4, gules a 
 chevTon between three mallets or, and a canton argent for 
 difference (for Soame), 9 and 3 sable, on a chevron between 
 three cross crosslets fitchte arKcnt, an ermine spot (for 
 Buckworth), and in chief a label of three points for differ- 
 ence ; and for his Crests : i. u|X)n a wreath of the colours, 
 n lure argent, gnmished and lined or, thereon a hawk of 
 the last, chargt^ upon the breast with a cross crosslet for 
 diffierence (for Soame), a. upon a Ntreath of the colours, a 
 roan's heaa in a helmet, the beaver up all proper (for 
 Buckworth). Married, 1891, Mary, daughter of John Edge 
 of Dawley, and widow of Peter Burnett Pring, Doctor of 
 Medicine ; and has /ssue — (1) Richard Everard Buckworth- 
 Hen^e-Soanie, Esquire ; (a) Charles Burnett Buckworth- 
 Heme-Soame, Gentleman. Postal address — Dawley, 
 Shropshire. 
 
 S HARRY WILLIAM BUDDICOM, Esquire, J.P. 
 cos. Flint and Monmouth (High Sheriff for former 
 CO. 1896). Bom October 35, 1859, being the second 
 son of the late William Barber Buddicom, Esq., J. P., 
 by his wife Mary Jeanne, daughter of Captain Joseph 
 Robert Hownam, R.N. Livery — Dark green. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a chevron between two crosses 
 paHie in chief and a demi-gryphon couped in base all 
 gules, on a chief of the last, three escallops of the first. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a beacon fired projjer, issuant from the 
 flames thereof a demi-lion gules, gorged with a collar gemel 
 or, holding in the dexter paw a sword in bend sinister of 
 the first, pommel and hilt or, a cross patte between two 
 escallops of the last. Motto— " Virtute et vigilantia." 
 Married, 189a, Sophia, daa of the late Charles Wriothesley 
 Digby ; and has /««*— (i) Walter Digby Buddicom, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1894 ; Venetia Digby ; and Marcia Sophia. Seat — 
 Penbctlw, Mold, co. Flint. Residence — V\\i2i Capella, 
 Bordighcra, Italy. Clubs— ]\3xi\ox Carlton, Cavalry. 
 
 WILLLVM SQUIRE BUDDICOM, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Salop. Born Jan. 9, 1840, being the only son of the 
 
 Rev, Robert Joseph Buddicom, Vicar of Morton, M.A. 
 Brasenose Coll., Oxford, by his wife Sarah Sophia, 
 
 dnu. of Rev. William Rufford. Livery — Dark blue, red 
 facings. Armorial bearings— .Argent, a chevron bctsveon 
 two crosses piit<^ in chief and a demi-gryphon couped in 
 base all gules, on a chief of the last, three escallops of the 
 first. Mantllilg gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a l)e.icon fired proper, issuant from 
 the flames thereof a demi-lion gules, gorged with a colliir 
 gemcl or, holding in the dexter paw a sword in bend sinister 
 of the first, pommel and hilt or, a cross patte between two 
 escallops of the last. Motto— " Virtute et vigilantia." 
 Married, Aug. 23, 1866, Elizabeth Haughton, dau. of Rev. 
 Rotert Hornby, M.A. , J. P., and grand-dau. of Sir William 
 Feilden, Bart., M.P., of Feniscowles ; and has Issue — 
 Robert Arthur Buddicom, Gentleman, b. Nov. 7, 1874; 
 and Lilian Holland. Seat — Ticklerton Coiu^t, Church 
 Stretlon, Salop. Club — Junior Conservative. 
 
 JAMES SMITH BUDGETT. Bom 1823, being the 
 eldest son of the late Samuel Budgett of Bristol, by Ann, 
 dau. of the late Thomas Smith of Midsomer Norton. 
 Club — Conservative. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a cross 
 nvected or, between four water-bougets of the last, an 
 escallop between as many horse-shoes of the first. Mant- 
 ling azure and or ; and for his Crest, u|x>n a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two palmers' staves in saltire or, a 
 water-bouget azure. Married, 1849, Mary Bolton, dau. of 
 Thomas Farmer of Gunnersbury House, Middlesex ; and 
 has, with other Issue — Richard Samuel Budgett, b. 1851 
 \m., 1878, Annie, dau. of Joseph Maitland Ware (she died 
 1888), and has, with other issue, Hubert Maitland Budgett, 
 b. 1882]. i'^a/- Stoke Park, Guildford. 
 
 The Reverend THOMAS MAINWARING BULKE 
 LEY BULKELEY-OWEN 
 
 TBumelep^jaDtocn J/ThVpea^LPtt'Ioint^f 
 
 Salop. Bom November 15, 
 1826, being the son of Thomas Bulkeley Bulkeley-Owen, 
 and his wife Marianne, eldest daughter of the Reverend 
 Edward Thelwall of Llanbedr Hall, in the county of 
 Denbigh. Club — Grosvenor. Livery — Black and white. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, argent a cross fleury engrailed sable between four Cornish 
 choughs proper, and on a chief azure a boar's head couped 
 argent, langued gules (for Owen) ; 2 and 3 sable, a chevron 
 between three bulls' heads caboshed argent (for Bulkeley) ; 
 and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Ormsby- 
 Gore, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules a fesse between three 
 cross crosslets fitchte or (for Gore), 2 and 3 gules, a bend 
 between six cross crosslets or (for Ormsby) ; and for his 
 Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head argent (for 
 Bulkeley); with the Mottoes, " Eryr eryrod eryri," and 
 "Nee temere nee timide." Married, August 24, 1880, 
 the Honourable Fanny Mary Katharine, daughter and 
 heir of the Right Honourable John Ralph Ormsby-Gore, 
 1st Baron Harlech, widow of Lloyd, eldest son of Lloyd, 
 3rd Lord Kenyon, and mother of the 4th Lord Kenyon. 
 Estates — Tedsmore Hall, and lands in West Felton, Ruy- 
 ton-of-the-Eleven-Towns, and Shrewsbury, all in the county 
 of Salop; and lands in Llanwrin and Darowen, in the 
 county of Montgomery. Postal address — Tedsmore Hall, 
 Oswestry, Salop. 
 
 BULLEN, see TATCHELL-BULLEN. 
 
 JOHN BULLEN SYMES BULLEN, Esq., J.P, for 
 Dorset, Colonel, late Lieut. -Col. commanding 15th Hussars. 
 Born 1847, being the son of the late Wyatt Symes of Pounds- 
 ford, Somerset, by Eliza Fitzherbert, dau. of W. F. Bullen ; 
 assumed by Royal License in 1868 the name of Bullen, 
 under the will of his great-uncle, John Bullen of Charmouth 
 and Marshwood Manor (who died 1853). Clubs — Army and 
 Navy, Arthur's. Livery— 'ti\\xt and silver. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Ermine, on a chevron azure, between three bulls' 
 heads erased sable, two swords proper, pommels and hilts 
 or, the points saltireways, encircled by a wreath of laurel 
 gold. Mantling azure and argent; and for his Crest, out 
 of a naval crown gold, the sails argent, a bull's head or, 
 charged on the neck with an anchor sable, between two 
 wings azure. Motto — " A rege et victoria." Married, 1st, 
 1884, Blanch Mary Townend, younger dau. of William 
 Hall of Syndale, Kent (she died 1886); 2nd, 1891, Frances 
 Mary, eldest dau. of Samuel Perry, Esq., J. P., D.L., of 
 
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 Woodruffe, co. Ti perarv ; and has Issue — (i) John Symes 
 Bullen, Gentleman, d. ; (2) Henry Fitzherbert 
 
 Synies Bullen, Gentleman, (5. ; and Mary Frances. 
 
 5ra/— Catherston, Charmouth, Dorset. 
 
 BULLER, see DUNBAR-BULLER. 
 
 The Late Admiral Sir ALEXANDER BULLER, 
 K.C.B., J. P. CO. Devon. Bom June 30, 1834, being the 
 second son of the Rev. Richard Buller, Rector of Lanreath, 
 CO. Cornwall, and his wife Eliza, dau. of John Hornby of 
 the Hook, Titchfield, in the co. of Southampton ; has Crimea 
 (1854, 1855) medal with clasp, and Turkish medal ; was 
 created C.B. 1876, and K.C.B. 1896. Livery — Claret 
 colour, red waistcoat. Armorial bearings— Sable, on a 
 cross quarter-pierced argent, four eagles displayed of the 
 field, the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and 
 pendant his badge as a K.C.B. Mantling sable and ar- 
 gent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head 
 affront^e couped at the shoulders proper. Motto — " Aquila 
 non capit muscas." Married, Feb. 3, 1870, Emily Mary, 
 dau. of the late Henry Tritton of Beddingion, in the co. of 
 Surrey; and has Issue— [x) Henry Tritton Buller, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. R.N.,(^. Oct. 30, 1873; (2) Richard Edward 
 Buller, Gentleman, h. Jan. 14, 1875; (3) Francis Alexander 
 Waddilove Buller, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. May 14, 
 1879 ; (4) Herbert Cecil Buller, Gentleman, Rifle Brigade, b. 
 Jan. 2, 1862 ; (5) Edward Maxwell Buller, Gentleman, b. 
 June 6, 1883 ; and Jane Elizabeth \fn., June 28, 1892, Major 
 Charles Turner of the 49th Royal Berkshire Regt.J. Postal 
 addresses— Er\e Hall, Plympton, South Devon, and Bel- 
 more House, West Co\yes, Isle of Wight. C/«*— United 
 Service. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS BULLER, Esquire, late of the 
 2nd Life Guards. Born May 26, 1846, being the only son 
 of the late Sir Arthur William Buller, a Judge in Calcutta, 
 and his wife Anne Henrietta [to whom refer], daughter of 
 Francis James Templer, Treasurer of Ceylon. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, on a cross quarter- 
 pierced argent, four eagles displayed of the field, impaling 
 the arms of Ridley, namely gules, on a chevron between 
 three falcons argent, as many pellets ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head affront^e 
 couped at the shoulders proper ; with the Motto, ' ' Aquila 
 non capit muscas." Married, July 11, 1873, Louisa 
 Katharine, eldest daughter of the late Major-General 
 Charles William Ridley, Companion of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath, formerly the wife of Captain Henry 
 Bloomfield Kingscote. 
 
 JOHN DASHWOOD BULLER, Esquire, Capt. Army 
 Service Corps. Born 1878, being the only surviving son of 
 the late James Hornby Buller, Esq., J. P., Col. (retired) late 
 S7th Regt., one of His Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen- 
 at-Arms, by his second wife Emily Augusta, dau. of Major 
 Henry Dashwood, R.H.A. Armorial bearings— Sable, on 
 a cross argent, quarter-pierced of the field, four eagles dis- 
 played of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - 
 On a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head couped proper. 
 Motto— " Aquila non capit muscas." Married, 1903, 
 Sybil Ernestine, eldest dauughter of Mortimer John 
 Collies of Foxhams, Horralridge. C/«3— Junior United 
 Service. 
 
 S General the Right Honourable Sir REDVERS 
 HENRY BULLER, a Member of Her Majesty's 
 Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Knight 
 Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, upon whom Her Majesty has 
 conferred the Decoration of the Victoria Cross, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Devon. Born 1839, being the 
 son of the late James Wentworth Buller, Member of 
 Parliament, Doctor of Civil Law, of Downes, Crediton ; 
 Under-Secretary for Ireland 1886 to 1887, and Quartermaster- 
 General to the Forces 1887- 1890, since when he has been 
 Adjutant-General, with temporary rank of General ; was 
 created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath 1874, and advanced to the rank of Knight Commander 
 of the same Order 1885, and to that of Knight Grand Cross 
 1894 ; created Companion of the Most Distinguished Order 
 of Saint Michael and Saint George 1879, and advanced 
 to the rank of Knight Commander of the same Order 1882, 
 
 and Knight Grand Cross 1894 ; was appointed a Member 
 of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council 1887 ; 
 has medal and third class Osmanieh, Egypt, 1882. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, on a cross 
 quarter- pierced argent, four eagles displayed of the field. 
 The escutcheon is encircled by the ribbon of the Most Hon- 
 ourable Order of the Bath and by a wreath of laurel, and 
 by his collar pendent therefrom his badge as a Knight 
 Grand Cross of the Military Division of the said Order, 
 and his badge as a Knight Commander of the Most Dis- 
 tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George and 
 his Victoria Cross, and impaling upon a second escut- 
 cheon the arms of Townshend, namely, azure, a chevron 
 ermine between three escallops argent. Upon the escut- 
 cheons is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a Saracen's head affront^e couped at 
 the shoulders proper; with the Motto, "Aquila non capit 
 muscas." Married, 1882, Audrey Jane Charlotte, com- 
 monly known as Lady Audrey Jane Charlotte, widow of 
 Greville Theophilus Howard, Esquire, commonly known as 
 the Honourable Greville Theophilus Howard, and daughter 
 of the Most Honourable the fourth Marquess Townshend. 
 Postal address — Downes, Crediton. Clubs — Army and 
 Navy, Naval and Military, United Service. 
 
 BULLINGBROOK, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 BULLOCK, 
 GROVE. 
 
 quartered by TROYTE - CHAFYN - 
 
 BULLOCK. Gules, a chevron ermine, between three 
 
 bulls' heads caboshed argent, armed or. 
 
 WALTER HENRY BULLOCK, Gentleman. Born 
 1 861, being the eldest son of the Rev. Walter Trevelyan 
 Bullock, J. P., M.A., Rector of Faulkbourn, by his wife 
 Margaret, dau. of William Staines. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, a chevron ermine, between three bulls' heads caboshed 
 argent, armed or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, five Lochaber axes, staves or, 
 blades proper, bound with a scarf gules, tassels or. Motto— 
 "Nil conscire sibi." Married, Dec. 5, 1882, Caroline 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John Augustus Shell Bouverie of 
 Delapre Abbey ; and has /wwe— Henry Talbot Bouverie, 
 Gentleman, b. 1866 ; and Emily Margaret Joan. 
 
 BULLOUGH (H. Coll.). Per chevron gules and 
 erminois, a chevron counterflory argent, in chief two bull's 
 heads caboshed of the last. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount 
 vert, thereon a beehive or, charged with a chaplet of 
 
 Son of J. Bullough of Meggerine Castle, Glentyon :— 
 Sir George Bullough, Knt. Bachelor (1901), b. 1870; 
 m. 1903, Monica, eld. d. of Gerard, Marquis de Lapasture. 
 5«aA— Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rhum, N.B. 
 
 The Rev JOB GEORGE BULMAN, M.A., Clerk in 
 Holy Orders. Born Dec. i, 1826, being the elde.^t son of 
 Job lames Bulman of Cox Lodge, in the co. of North- 
 umberland, by his wife Caroline, dau. of George Robinson 
 of Easington and Hendon Lodge, in the co. of Durham. 
 
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 XiMrv-Ught drab, red facings. Armorial bearlnfi— 
 ~ • B, Uucv Uurulri> wavy argrnl, on a iliicf or, an tvnnulet 
 D, bd^crn iv«u iKtIlk' hcatiN cabo&hcd, with rings in their 
 ,.„.,^ Mble. Mi>ntV<"g gulos nnd argent. Or«rt— On a 
 wreath of tbe coU>uni, on h mount vert, a bull passnnt 
 arrent. the drxti-r fore-fool resting on a ball aiure ; with 
 the Motto. " I'rttienier." fttstaJ addrtss—Oakv/ood, West 
 Knik-ld. Midilleaex. 
 
 BULMER, quartered by CON VERS. 
 
 BULSTRODE. quartered by LUDLOW-BRUGES. 
 
 Gkneral Sik EDWARD EARLE GASCOIGNE 
 BULWEK, Knight Commander of the 
 IRllIVncr Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Bam 
 iDUlUlvV 1829, being the second son of the late 
 William E;irle Lytton Bulwcr of Heydon, 
 in the county of Norfolk, and Emilv his wife, youngest 
 daughter of General Gascoyne, formerly Member of Parlia- 
 ment for Liverpool; Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey 
 from 1889-1844; WHS created Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Biilh, 1859, and advanced to the 
 rank of Knight Commander of the same Order, 1886 ; has 
 medals— Crimea, 1854, 1855, with two clasps, and Turkish 
 roedal ; Indian Mutiny, with clasp. C/uds — United Service, 
 Brooks's. Livtry — Dark, with brass buttons. Armorial 
 boarlnt^s — He bears for Arms : Gules, on a chevron argent, 
 between three eaglets regardant or, as many cinquefoils sable. 
 Upon the escutcheon, which is encircled by the ribbon and 
 peiident therefrom the badge of a Knight Commander of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Croat, upon a wreath of the colours, a horned wolfs 
 head erased ermine, crined and armed or ; with the Motto, 
 "Adversis major par secundis." Married, 1863, Isabella 
 Anne (who died 1883), daughter of Sir John Jacob Buxton, 
 second Baronet ; and has Issue — Hugh Earle Bulwer, 
 Esquire, bom February 9, 1867 ; Audrey Emily ; Isabel Mary 
 f m.irried Capt. George Nugent of the Grenadier Guards] ; 
 Vfaud Eleanor; and Winifred. Postal address — The 
 Grange, Heydon, Norwich. 
 
 Sir HENRY ERNEST GASCOYNE BULWER. 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George. Born 1836, being the son 
 of the late William Earle Lytton Bulwer of Heydon Hall 
 and Wood Daling, in the county of Norfolk ; was created 
 Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, 1864, advanced to the rank of 
 Knight Commander of that Order, 1874, and to that of 
 Knight Grand Cross, 1883. C/«^x— United University, 
 Athenaeum. Armozial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Gules, on a chevron argent, between three eaglets regardant 
 or. as many cinquefoils sable. Upxjn the escutcheon, which 
 is encircled by the ribbon of the Most Distinguished Order 
 of Saint Michael and Saint George, and by the collar and 
 pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight Grand Cross of 
 the said Order, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a homed wolfs head erased ermine, 
 crined and armed or; and for Supporters, on the dexter 
 side an heraldic antelopte ermine, and on the sinister side a 
 gnu proper, each charged on the shoulder with a hurt, 
 thereon a fleur-de-lis or ; with the Motto, " Adversis major 
 ()ar secundis." 
 
 8 Col. WILLIAM EARLE GASCOYNE LYTTON 
 BULWER, C.B., J. P. Bom Jan. i, 1829, High 
 Sheriff 1883, formerly Capt. in the Scots Guards ; served in 
 the Crimea, and was severely wounded at the Battle of 
 Alma ; late Col. Commanding 3rd Vol. Batt. of the Norfolk 
 Regt, and Brigfadier-Gen. Commanding Norfolk Vol. Inf. 
 Brigade. Eldest son of William Earle Lytton Bulwer, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L.. Major West Norfolk Militia, by his 
 wife Emily, youngest dau. of Gen. Gascoyne, M.P. for 
 Liwrpool. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron 
 argent, between three ciglets regardant or, as many cinque- 
 foils sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colotirs. a horned wolfs head erased ermine, 
 crined and armed or. Motto — "Adversis major, par 
 secundis." Married, July 5, 1855, Marian Dering, dau. 
 and heir of William Wilson Lee- Warner of Quebec House ; 
 and has had /«««— (i) William Dering E^le Bulwer, Esq., 
 
 I. P.. b, Aug. 19, 1856 ; (a) Edward Augustine Earle Bulwcr, 
 lisq., Major 4th Soutli Staffordshire Kegt. (38th), b. Sept. 
 13, 1864 ; Sybil Dering. deceased ; and Marian, de- 
 ceased. iVa/j— Heydon Hall, Norwich ; Quebec House, 
 E. Dereham. 
 
 BUNBURY, see VERSTURME-BUNBURY. 
 
 BUNBURY (is Henry III.). Argent, on a bend sable, 
 three chess-rooks of the field. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two swords sallirewise 
 passing through the mouth of a leopard's face or. the 
 blades proper. 
 
 Sons of Col. Henry William St. Pierre Buiibury, C.B.. 
 
 b. i8ia ; d. 187^ ; m. 185a. Cecilia, d. of Lieut. -Gen. 
 
 Sir George Napier, K.C.B. : — 
 
 Sir Henry Charles John Bunbury, loth Bart. (Eng. ,29 
 
 June 1681), late R.N., B.A. (Camb.), C.C. and D.L. 
 
 Suffolk, b. 1855 ; s. his uncle 1895 ; m. 1884, Laura, 3rd d. 
 
 of Gen. Thomas Wood. M.P., of Littleton; Middx. . and 
 
 Gwernyfed Park. Brecon; and has issue — (i) Charles 
 
 Henry Napier Bunbury. Esq., b. 1886; (2) Henry William 
 
 Bunbury, Esq., b. 1889 ; Cecilia Frances Laura ; and Laura 
 
 Constance Eleanor. Seals — Barton Hall. Bury St. 
 
 Edmunds; The Manor House. Mildenhall. Suffolk. 
 
 Club — Orleans. 
 
 George Edward Bunbury, Esq., late Lieut. Norfolk 
 Regt. ,?. 1857; in. 1884, Beatrice Dora, d. of Thomas J. 
 Cottle of Altadore, Woodstock, Ontario ; and has issue — 
 Noreen Cecilia Napier. Res. — Hilden Manor, Tonbridge. 
 William St. Pierre Bunbury, Esq.. Major late R.A., b. 
 1859 ; m. 1882, Lilian, d. of Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir Henry 
 Ramsay, K.C.S.I., C.B. ; and has surv. issue — (i) Gerald 
 Bruce St. Pierre Bunbury, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; (2) Noel 
 Louis St. Pierre Bunbury, Gentleman, b. 1890 ; (j) Godfred 
 Hugh Bunbury, Gentleman, *. 1895 ; and Marjorie Eleanor. 
 Res. — Freiburg-in-Baden. Germany. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Henry Fox Bunbury, b. 1839; d. 1870; 
 m. 1863, Elizabeth, d. of J. Kelsey : — 
 Cecil Edward Francis Banbury, Gentleman, I.C.S.. b. 
 1864, is married. Res. — 
 
 William Clement Hanmer Bunbury, Esq.. Capt. I.S.C., 
 b. 1868. Res.— 
 
 Sons of Capt. Richard Hanmer Bunbury, R.N.. b. 
 
 1813 ; d. 1857 ; tn. 1838, Sarah Susanna, d. of Robert 
 
 Clement Sconce : — 
 
 Cecil Hanmer Bunbury, Esq., Col. (ret.) 2nd Batt. 
 
 Connaught Rangers, b. 1845 '< *"• ""St. 1873, Susan Frances 
 
 (d. 1878), d. of Gen. W. C. E. Napier; 2nd, 1897, May 
 
 Lennox, d. of Thomas Atkins, of Belle Vue House, 
 
 Chepstow. Res. — 
 
 Robert Clement Sconce Bunbury, Gentleman. Barrister- 
 at-law, b. 1847, is married. 
 
 Herbert Napier Bunbury, Esq., Col. Army Service 
 Corps, D.A.Q.M.G. , b. 1851 ; m. 1878, Mary Louisa, d. 
 of Major Donald Patrick Campbell, of Balliveolan, Ledaig, 
 CO. Argyll; and has issue — (i) Rev. Patrick Stanley St. 
 Pierre Bunbury, b. 1879 ; (2) Richard Seymour Bunbury, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.A., b. 1880; (3) Evan Campbell, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 1881. Res. — 
 
 Son of Capt. Philip Peter Mill Bunbury, 7th D, G., b. 
 1824 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1865, Georgina, d. of Peter Mac- 
 Evoy, of Wimbledon, Surrey: — 
 Hamilton Joseph Bunbury, Esq., Capt. 4th Batt. 
 Highland Light Inf., formerly Capt. 2nd V. B. Roy. 
 Sussex Reg., b. 1866. Estate — Cranavonane, co. Carlow. 
 ^«.— The Elms, Bitteswell, Lutterworth. C/a^J— Well- 
 ington, Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 
 Yr. son of Hugh Mill Bunbury, of West Hill, Wands- 
 worth, b. 1766; d. 1838; m. 2nd, Alicia, d. of Philip 
 Lille, of Drumdor Castle, co. Roscommon : — 
 Charles Thomas Bunbury, Esq., Lieut. -Col. late ist 
 Batt. Rifle Brigade, b. 1836 ; m. 1875, Lady Harriot Emily 
 Dundas, sister of the first Marquess of Zetland ; and has 
 issue — (r) Charles Hamilton de St. Pierre Bunbury, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. Yorks Regt., b. 1877; (2) Wilfred Joseph 
 Bunbury, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; (3) Bertram John Bunbury, 
 Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (4) Evelyn James Bunbury, Gentle- 
 man, ^.1888 ; Mary Beatrice Theresa ; and Cecilia Mary. 
 Descendants of Bunbury of Moyle, bearing by R.L. 
 (30 June 1846), the arms of Bunbury, quarterly 
 with their paternal arms of M'Clintock [viz. Quarterly, 
 I and 4, Bunbury as above, 2 and 3, per pale gules 
 and azure, a chevron ermine between three escallops 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 185 
 
 argent (M'Clintock). Crests— i. Bunbury as above; 
 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a lion passant proper 
 (M'Clintock). Motto— " Virtute et labore"]. Sons 
 of Capt. William M'Clintock Bunbury (formerly 
 M'Clintock), of Lisnaveagh, M.P., d. 1800; d. 1866; 
 m. 1842, Pauline Caroline Diana Mary, d. of Sir 
 James Matthew Stronge, Bart. : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Thomas Kane M'Clintock-Bunbury, and 
 Baron Bathdonnell (21 Dec. 1868), a Rep. Peer for Ireland, 
 Lieut, and Custos Rot. co. Carlow (Sheriff 1876), D.L. co. 
 Louth, Hon. Col. 6th Batt. Roy. Irish Rifles, late Capt. 
 Leics. Yeom. , formerly Lieut. Scots Greys [Supporters 
 (granted 5 Jan. 1869) — Dexter, a lion; sinister, a leopard, both 
 proper, each collared ermine and charged on the shoulder 
 with an escallop argent], 6. 1848 ; m. 1874, Katherine 
 Anne, eld. d. of Rt. Hon. Henry Bruen, P.C., of Oak 
 Park, CO. Carlow; and has surv. issue— Hon. Thomas 
 Leopold M'Clintock-Bunbury, 6. 1881 ; Hon. Isabella 
 Katherine [w. 1894, Lt.-Col. F. F. Colvin] ; Hon. Mary 
 Emily [m. 1898, Major Henry Duncombe Bramwell] ; Hon. 
 Pauline Caroline [m. 1897, Capt. F. J. Dalgety]. Seats — 
 Lisnavagh, Rathvilly, co. Carlow; Drumcar, Dunleer, co. 
 Louth. Cluds — Carlton, Cavalry, Naval and Military, 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Descendants (in the female line) of Bunbury of 
 Kilfeacle, bearing the name and arms of Richardson- 
 Bunbury, by R. L. 20 Apl. 1822 [viz. : Quarterly, i and 
 4, ermine a chess-rook, between two leopards' faces 
 in bend, between two bendlets sable (Bunbury), 2 and 
 
 3, azure on a fesse argent, between an ancient ship, 
 the sails furled in chief and a bull's head couped or 
 in base, a saltire gules (Richardson). Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a tree proper on a 
 mount vert, a leopard's face paly of six argent and 
 sable, transfixed by two arrows in saltire also proper 
 (Bunbury) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant ermine, in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert, 
 between the forepaws a tortean charged with a cross 
 crosslet or. Motto— " Virtus paret robur."] Son of 
 Sir James Mervyn Richardson-Bunbury, 2nd Bart., 
 6. 1781 ; d. 1851 ; m. 1810, Margaret, d. of John Corry 
 Moutray of Favour Royal, co. Tyrone : — 
 
 Rev. Sir John Richardson-Bunbury, 3rd Bart. (30 Aug. 
 1787) of Castle Hill, co. Tyrone, d. 1813; m. 1838, Maria 
 {d. 1888), d. of William Anketell of Anketell Grove, co. 
 Monaghan ; and has had issue — Mervyn Matthew Richard- 
 son-Bunbury, Esq., d. 1841 ; d. 1889 [m. 1868, Eliza Mary, 
 d. of William Thorn M.D. ; and has surv. issue— Mervyn 
 William Richardson-Bunbury, Esq. (15 St. Mary's Terrace, 
 Paddington, W.) ; d. 1874 ; and Irene Kate Matilda, 
 'm. 1895, Capt. Douglas Philip Bayly]; Matilda Anne 
 m. 1870, George Charles Brackenridge] ; and Olivia Emma 
 m. 1891, Lt.-Col. George Atherley Forrest]. lies. — 
 10 Catherine Place, Bath. 
 
 Sons of William Richardson-Bunbury, Esq., i. 1817 ; 
 d. 1877; *"■ 1857, Amelia Georgina, d. of Lt.-Col. 
 Molloy : — 
 Mervyn Corry Richardson-Bunbury, Gentleman , 6. 
 Res — 
 
 Moutray Frederick Richardson-Bunbury, Gentleman, 
 b. . Res.— 
 Archibald Edward Richardson-Bunbury, Gentleman, 6. 
 . Res.— 
 
 Descendant (in the female line) of Bunbury of 
 Kilfeacle, bearing (by R.L. 1873) the name of Tighe- 
 Bunbury, and the arms of Bunbury and Tighe 
 quarterly, but now using the name of Bunbury- Tighe : — 
 Edward Kenrick Bunbury-Tighe, Esq., of Inistioge 
 (g.v.). 
 
 S EDWARD KENRICK BUNBURY-TIGHE, Es- 
 quire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Kilkenny, 
 late Lieutenant Grenadier Guards. Born August 24, 1862, 
 being the second but eldest surviving son of Frederick Edward 
 Bunbury-Tighe, Esquire, late Colonel County Kilkenny 
 Militia, by his wife Kathleen, commonly known as Lady 
 Kathleen, daughter of the Right Honourable the fourth Earl 
 Bessborough. C/«^j— Guards', Brooks's, Naval and Military, 
 Bachelors', Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial beaxings — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent on a bend 
 sable, three chessrooks of the field, in the sinister chief point 
 a mullet gules (for Bunbury) ; 2 and 3 party per chevron 
 embattled argent and sable, nine cross crosslets counter- 
 changed, five in chief and four m base (for Tighe). Upon 
 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, two swords saltireways passing 
 through the mouth of a leopard's face all proper (for Bun- 
 bury) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased 
 proper, gorged with a collar azure, charged with a cross 
 crosslet or, between two bezants; with the Motto, "Sum- 
 
 mum nee metuam diem nee optem." Estates — Woodstock, 
 in the county of Kilkenny; also property in the counties 
 of Carlow, Westmeath, Wexford, and Tipperary. Postal 
 address — Estate Office, Inistioge, county Kilkenny. 
 
 BUND, see WILLIS-BUND. 
 
 JAMES CLARK BUNTEN, Gentleman. Bom Jan- 
 uary 23, 1838, being the second surviving son of Robert 
 
 Bunten and Agnes his wife, daughter of Robert Clark 
 of Crossbill, in the county of Lanark. Livery— li2:cV 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBUt 
 
 TBur 
 
 IJur, Uue and yrllow slri|XH! waistcoiit, gilt buttons. Ar- 
 morial b«JUiugi-Mc tiears for Arms: Argt-nt, a bend 
 invvctctl afure iK-twct-n two jjnrlis pro|x>r. Umded gules, on 
 a chid of the Uist three Itunting birds also proper. Alx)ve 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling oiure, doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liwnes is set for Orest, a demi-eagie dis- 
 played! proper ; and in an escroll nlwve this Motto, 
 "Copiosc et op[)ortune." A/arritd, June i, 1865, Jessie, 
 daugnier of .Andrew Maclure, London ; vnd has /ssug 
 — Jeunic [*». , Frank Lewis de Sales la Terridre, Uite Capt. 
 15th Hussars, and has issue]. Estate — Dun-Alastair. Postal 
 autJrrss — Dun-Alastair, I¥rthshire. Ciuts — Junior Carlton, 
 Conser\-ativc, Hurlingham, Western (Glasgow). 
 
 NATHANIEL GEACH BURCH. Gentleman. Consul 
 in l.,ondon for the Republic of Venezuela. Armorial bear- 
 ings - Per pale gules and azure, a pale or, a cutter-yacht 
 rigged pro|>er, in chief a birch leaf slipped vert, between 
 iMo like leaves of the third. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 - On a wreath of the colours, upon a canoe proper, an 
 eagle displayed sable, charged on the breast and up>on 
 each wing with a birch leaf slipped or, holding in the beak 
 a like leaf. Motto -"Strune fortis." /?w««fe««— Eden- 
 wood, Sydenham Hill, London, S.E. 
 
 ARTHUR BURCHARDT-ASHTON, Esquire, 
 mortal bearings— 
 
 Ar- 
 
 Cresta— I. on a wreath of the colours, in front ot a boar's 
 head erased gules, between two mullets of six points sable, 
 pierced argent, a javelin erect proper (for .Ashton) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, u()on a mount vert, a castle with two 
 towers sable, issuant therefrom a demi-woman aflfront<5e 
 proper, habited azure, holding in the dexter hand a heart 
 gules, and supporting with the sinister hand a javelin 
 (for Burchardt). 
 
 SAMUEL BURD-BROOKS, Esquire. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Argent, three bars wavy azure, a cross flory erminois, 
 in chief a fountain. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion proper, maned 
 argent, charged on the shoulder with a fountain, and 
 holding in the paws a pheon in bend sinister proper, 
 stringed or. 
 
 The Late SIDNEY BURDEKIN, Gentleman, M.P. 
 for and sometime Mayor of the city of Sydney, New South 
 
 Wales. Bom . Armorial bearing^ — Azure, on a 
 
 pile wavy or, between two quatrefoils in base of the last, a 
 sea-horse erect proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a sea-horse as in the arms, 
 resting the sinister paw on an anchor erect sable, the whole 
 between two coral branches gules. Motto — " Virtus summa 
 nobilitas." /Residence— Sydney, New South Wales. 
 
 BURDETT (Vn. Leics. 1619, but probably much earlier). 
 Azure, two bars or, on each three martlets gules. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 head erased sable, langued gules. Motto — " Cleve fast." 
 Son of Lt. -Col. Sir Francis Burdett, 7th Bart., 
 J. P., D.L., d. 1813; d. 1892; m. 2nd, 1867, Mary 
 Dorothy, yr. d. of John Smyth of Cleatlaw, co. 
 Durham : — 
 Sir Francis Burdett, 8th Bart. (25 Feb. 1618) of Fore- 
 mark, co. Derby, D.L. for that co., formerly Lieut. 17th 
 Lancers, Capt. Reserve of Officers, served in S. Africa 
 1900, Extra A.D.C. to Gov. of Ceylon (Sir J. West 
 Ridgeway, G.C.M.G.) 1901 ; d. 1869. Seats — Foremark, 
 Repton, Ramsbury Manor, Wilts. Cluds — Wellington, 
 Army and Navy, Carlton, Cavalry. 
 
 Grandson of 7th Bart., being son of his dau. , Clara 
 Maria Money-Coutts, d. 1899 : — 
 Francis Burdett Thomas Money-Coutts, Esq. {^.v.). 
 
 Dau. of 7th Bart. :— 
 The Rt. Hon. Angela Georgina, Baroness Burdett- 
 Coutts (f.v. ). 
 
 Sons of William Jones Bvu-dett, Gentleman (brother of 
 7th Bart.),^. 1814; d. 1858; m. 1852, Caroline Julia, 
 d. of Capt. Joseph Neynoe : — 
 William Jones Burdett, Gentleman, i. 1853. /fes. — 
 Francis Neynoe Burdett, Gentleman, 6. 1855 ; m. 1875, 
 Eleanor Raynor. /fes. — 
 
 J>on of Lt. -Col. Charles Sedlcy Burdett, J. P., *. 
 
 1819; d. 1880; m. 1846, Harriet Elizabeth, d. of Levi 
 
 Ames of The Hyde, Herts : — 
 Henry Hugh Burdett, Gentleman, d. 1852. Mes. — 
 
 Descendants of second son of ist Bart., bearing the 
 
 following arms : Paly of six argent and azure, on a 
 
 bend gules, three martlets or. Crest — On a tower 
 
 argent, a martlet with wings displayed or : — 
 Arthur Hugo de Burdet-Burdett, Esq. {(/.v.). 
 
 Sons of Rev. Henry Burdett, Rector of Ballybay, co. 
 
 Monaghan, i. 1813 ; d. 1875 ; m. 1842, Sybilla, d. of 
 
 Thomas Fleetwood : — 
 Rev. Henry Plantagenet Burdett, B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), d. 1853; m. 1892, Maria Louisa, d. of John Cu,ny 
 of Fareham, Hants. lies. — 5 Colleton Crescent, Exeter. 
 
 John Head Burdett, Gentleman, 6. 1855; m, 1882, Ada, 
 d. of late Rev. Moses Leatham ; and has issue — (i) John 
 Head Burdett, Gentleman, d. 1883 ; (2) Henry Leatham 
 Burdett, Gentleman, i. 1887; (3) Charles Plantagenet 
 Burdett, Gentleman, i. 1890; (4) Cyril Trench Burdett, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1896 ; and Sybil Mary, /fes, — 24 Lammas 
 Park Road, Ealing, London, W. 
 
 ARTHUR HUGO DE BURDET BURDETT, Esquire, 
 J. P. for King's Co. (High Sheriff 1896), formerly Capt. 
 4th Batt. Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Bom March 27, 1863, 
 being the only son of the late Arthur Burdett, Esq., J. P., of 
 Coolfin (whorf. 1884), by his first wife Grace Florinda, dau. of 
 late John Eyre Trench of Clonfert House, co. Galway, 
 Livery— Dark blue with silver buttons. Armorial bearings 
 — Paly of six argent and azure, on a bend gules, three 
 martlets or, impaling the arms of St. George, namely argent, 
 a chief azure, over all a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned 
 or, a crescent for difference. Blantliiig azure and argent. 
 Crest — {Not registered in Ulster's Office) — On a tower argent, 
 a inartlet with wings displayed or. Married July 23, 1884, 
 Henrietta Maud, youngest dau. of late Robert St. George 
 and granddau. of late Sir Richard Bligh-St. George, 2nd 
 Bart., of Woodgift, co. Kilkenny ; and has Issue-{\) Arthur 
 St. George Burdett, Gentleman, b. July 19, 1895 ; Grace 
 Sophia; and Maude. .Sea/— Coolfin, Banagher, King's 
 Co. C/«^j— Sports, Kildare Street (Dublin) ; Royal St. 
 George's Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 BURDETT-COUTTS, see BARTLETT-BURDETT- 
 COUTTS. 
 
 BURDICK (H. Coll.). Vert, an ancient ship with three 
 masts, sails set or, between four sea-gulls close proper. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a mast, a sail hoisted, upon water a sea-gull all 
 proper. Motto — " Navigo diligenter." 
 
 Son of George Burdick of Northam , co. Devon, b. ; 
 d. ; m. : — 
 
 James Burdick, Gentleman, b . Res. — St. Laurance, 
 Putney Hill, S.W. 
 
 S AUGUSTUS EDWARD BURDON, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace for the county of Northumber- 
 IRtlfllrtll l^nd, Captain and Honorary Major Nor- 
 it^UVUvll thumberland Hussars (Yeomanry), late of 
 the 17th Lancers. Born September 11, 
 1851, being the only son of the late Colonel Augustus de 
 Butts of the Royal Engineers, and of his wife Hannah 
 Georgina Elizabeth, daughter of Admiral Inglefield, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of Burdon by 
 Royal License m 1870. Clubs — Saint George's, Northern 
 Counties (Newcastle-upon-Tyne), and Conservative (New- 
 castle-upon-Tyne). Livery — Dark blue, orange piping, 
 orange and blue striped vest, silver buttons. Armorial 
 beailngs — He bears for Arms: Quarterly i and 4, 
 per fesse azure and or, a pale with three trumpets two 
 and one, and as many cross crosslets all counterchanged 
 (for Burdon), 2 and 3 gules, on a fesse engrailed between 
 two salmons naiant argent, a like salmon of the field (for 
 De Butts) ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle rising regardant or, each wing charged 
 with a cross crosslet azure, holding in the dexter claw a 
 trumpet gold (for Burdon), 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon three annulets inteilaced gules, a stork argent, beaked, 
 legged and collared gules, holding in the beak a salmon 
 proper (for De Butts); with the Motto, "Honor virtutis." 
 
 ^ is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 187 
 
 Married, August 19, 1875, Alice Gertrude, daughter of the 
 late Major Thomas Pakenham Vandeleur of Bellefield, in 
 the county of Limerick ; and has Issue — William Wharton 
 Burdon, Gentleman, born October 13, 1889 ; Norah 
 Wharton ; and Georgina Wharton. Estates — Hartford, 
 Wooperton, and Roseden, in the county of Northumber- 
 land ; Prior Hall, in the county of Cumberland. Postal 
 address — Hartford House, Cramlington, Northumber- 
 land. 
 
 RICHARD BURDON-SANDERSON, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace for the 
 
 TaurDon'-^anDeti8fon L°X'and X^^^^^ 
 
 1892-1893, Barrister-at- 
 Law. Born December i, 1852, being the eldest son ot 
 Richard Burdon-Sanderson, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Depuly-Lieutenant, by his wife Isabella Mitchelson, 
 daughter of James Haldane. Clubs— Oxford, and Cam- 
 bridge, Northern Counties (Newcastle-on-'l'yne). Livery — 
 Claret coloured coat and gilt buttons, crimson breeches. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Paly of six or and 
 azure, on a bend sable three annulets of the first, a canton 
 gules, charged with a sword erect argent, pommel and hilt 
 gold, surrounded with the collar of the Lord Mayor of the 
 City of London proper, and for distinction, in the chief point 
 a saltire humettee counterchanged of the field. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head argent, erased gules, 
 collared and chain reflexed behind the neck or, between a 
 branch of palm and another of laurel, and for distinction, 
 on the neck a saltire humettee gules. Motto — " Clarior 
 ex obscuro." Married, January 18, 1893, Katharine 
 Emily, daughter of Robert Henry Mitford ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Richard Lionel Burdon-Sanderson, Gentleman, b. 
 April 22, 1894; (2) Guy Askew James Burdon-San- 
 derson, Gentleman, b. June 6, 1897. Estates — Otter- 
 burn Dene and Brunton, both in the county of Nor- 
 thumberland. Postal addresses — Waren House, Belford, 
 Northumberland; Otterburn Dene, Otterburn, R.S.O., 
 Northumberland. 
 
 BURGES, quartered by LAMB. 
 
 S Colonel YNYR HENRY BURGES of Parkanaur, 
 CO. Tyrone, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1869; Col. late 
 Commanding 6th Brigade N.I. Div. R.A. Born Jan. 31, 
 1834, being the eldest son of the late John Ynyr Burges, 
 Esq., of Parkanaur, co. Tyrone, and Thorpe Hall and East 
 Ham, Essex, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Tyrone 1829, 
 by his wife Lady Caroline, youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Nathaniel Clements, 2nd Earl of Leitrim, K.P. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or a fesse chequy argent 
 and azure, in chief two cross crosslets gules, and in base a 
 covered cup of the last (for Burges) ; 2. paly of eight or 
 and gules, all within a bordure of the first pelletfe (for 
 Lloyd) ; 3. argent, a saltire sable on a chief gules, three 
 cushions or (for Johnston); and impaling the arms of 
 Bootle- Wilbraham , namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 three bendlets wavy azure (for Wilbraham) ; 2 and 3 gules, 
 on a chevron engrailed between three combs argent, as 
 many crosses pat6e of the field (for Bootle). Mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a dove rising argent, beaked and membered 
 gules, in its beak a palm branch proper (for Burges) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, langued 
 azure, in the dexter paw an annulet, enclosing a fleur-de-lis 
 argent (for Lloyd). MottO — " Tace aut face." Married, 
 firstly, Sept. 7, 1859, Edith, third dau. of the late Hon. 
 Richard Bootle- Wilbraham (and sister of the present Earl of 
 Lathom) ; and has Issue — (i) Ynyr Richard Patrick Burges, 
 Esq., Capt. 6th Brigade N.I. Div. R.A., b. March 15, 
 1866 ; (2) John Ynyr Wilbraham Burges, Gentleman, b. 
 1871, d. 189s ; Edith Alice, Ethel Margaret, Myrtle Con- 
 stance, and Irene Caroline. He in., secondly, 1896, Miss 
 Mary Pearce. Seat — Parkanaur, Dungannon, co. Tyrone. 
 Clt4b — Carlton. 
 
 SThe Right Hon. HERBERT COULSTON GARD- 
 NER, BARON BURGHCLERE of Walden, co. 
 Essex, D. L. for Middlesex. Born 1846 ; educated at Harrow 
 and Trin. Hall, Cambridge (B.A. 1868, M. A. 1872) ; is Presi- 
 dent of the Board of Agriculture ; M. P. for Essex N. , 1885- 
 1895. Armorial bearings — Or, on a chevron gules, be- 
 tween three griffins' heads erased azure, an anchor erect 
 
 with a piece of cable attached, between two lions counter- 
 passant chevronways of the field, all within a bordure wavy 
 sable, and impaling the arms of Herbert, namely, per pale 
 azure and gules, three lions rampant argent, a crescent for 
 difference. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-grifiin azure, collared 
 and chained, and charged on the shoulder with a saltire 
 wavy or, and holding between the claws an anchor as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Valet anchora virtus. " Supporters — On 
 either side a wyvern regardant vert, gorged with a collar 
 fiory counterflory or, and charged with an anchor as in 
 the arms. Married, 1890, Lady Winifred Anne Henrietta 
 Christina, dau. of the 4th Earl of Carnarvon, and widow of 
 Capt. the Hon. Alfred John George Byng ; and has Issue — 
 Hon. Juliet Mary Evelyn Stanhope ; and Hon. Alethea 
 Margaret Gwendolen Valentine. Seat — Debden Hall, 
 Saffron Walden. Town residence — 48 Charles Street 
 Berkeley Square, W. Clubs — Brooks's, White's, Turf, St. 
 James's, Bachelors', Pratt's. 
 
 BURGHE, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 BURGOYNE- WALLACE (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 
 4, gules, sem6-de-lys or, a lion rampart argent, within a 
 bordure company azure, and of the third (Wallace) ; 2 and 
 3, gules, a chevron or between three talbots argent, on a 
 
 chief embattled of the last as many martlets azure (Bur- 
 goyne). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a pelican in her piety argent, the nest sable, 
 the whole enclosed within two olive branches proper 
 (Wallace). Motto— " Dieu donne." 
 
 Sons of Gen. Hill Wallace, C.B., R.H.A., b. 1824; d. 
 1899; m. 1851, Harriet Sophia, d. and coh. of 
 Capt. Frederick William Burgoyne, R.N. : — 
 Frederick William Burgoyne Burgoyne- Wallace, Gentle- 
 man (assumed the additional surname of Burgoyne by Royal 
 Licence, 1903), b. 1852 ; tn. 1888, Hannah, d. of Robert 
 Watson of Victoria Park, Ayr ; and has issue — Douglas 
 Burgoyne Burgoyne- Wallace, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; Freda 
 Gladys Burgoyne ; and Nancy Burgoyne. Res. — Fern 
 Bank, Cheltenham. Clubs — Junior Constitutional, New 
 (Cheltenham), Royal and Ancient Golf (St. Andrews). 
 
 BURKE, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 BURKE, see HAVILAND-BURKE. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBur 
 
 T5ur 
 
 BURKE Of DE BURGH (r. 13th crnt.)- Or. a cross 
 gttlm. in th« drxter csinlon a linn ran)|>an( sable. Oreit — On 
 • wreath of the coloun, a cat-a-aiountain sejant guardant 
 
 proper, collared and chained or. Motto — " Ung roy, ung 
 foy, ung loy." 
 
 Son of isl Marquess of Clanricarde, K. P. , b. 1802 ; d. 
 1874 ; m. 1825, Hon. Harriet, only d. and h. of Vis- 
 countess Canning and Rt. Hon. George Canning : — 
 The Most Hon. Hubert George De Burgh-Canning, 
 and Marquess (Irel., 26 Nov. 1825), and 15th Earl of 
 Clanricarde (Irel.. i July 1543), Viscount Burke of Clan- 
 mories, co. Mayo (Irel., 23 Aug. 1628), Baron Dunkellin, 
 Baron of Immaney, Baron of Somerbill, co. Kent [Arms 
 (R.L., 1862)— Quarterly, i and 4, argent, three Moor's 
 heads couped in profile proper, wreathed about the temples 
 argent and azure (Canning) ; 2 and 3, Burke as above. 
 CnctB — I. a demi-lion rampant argent, charged with three 
 trefoils vert, holding in the dexter paw an arrow barbed 
 and flighted proper, the shaft or (Canning); 2. Burke as 
 above. Motto— " Ne cede malis sed contra." Sup- 
 porter! — On either side a cat guardant proper, collared 
 and chained or], b. 1832. Seat — Portumna Castle, co. 
 Galway. /?«.— The Albany, Piccadilly, W. 
 
 Descendant (in the female line) of loth Earl of Clanri- 
 carde : — 
 Charles Ormsby Blake- De Burgh (q.v.). 
 
 Sons of John Burke, M.D. , of Manila (3rd s. of Joseph 
 Burke of Ower), b. 1832 ; d. 1886 ; m. 1869, Victoria, 
 only d. and h. of Benjamin Butler of Manila : — 
 Joseph Butler Burke, Gentleman, Res. — 
 John Benjamin Butler Burke, Gentleman, M.A. (Trin. 
 Coll., Dub., and Trin. Coll., Cantab.), late Fellow of 
 Owen's Coll., Manchester, Res. — Cambridge. Club — 
 Royal Societies. 
 
 William Joseph Butler Burke, Gentleman, M.D. (Trin. 
 Coll., Dub.). Res. — San Miguel, Manila. 
 
 Son of Rev. Michael Burke, M.A., of Ballydugan, co. 
 
 Galway. d. 1886; m. 1848, Isabella, d. of Capt. 
 
 James Clarke : — 
 
 Michael Henry Burke, Esq., J. P., b. 1853; m. 1901, 
 
 Ethel Maud, d. of Robert Henry of Toghermore ; and has 
 
 issue — William St. George Burke, Gentleman, b. 1902. 
 
 Seat — Ballydugan, near Loughrea, co. Galway. 
 
 Son of Capt. John Hawley Burke, W. Yorks. Regt. , 
 b. 1854 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1885, Mary Alice, eld. d. of 
 
 Col. Henry Vansittart Riddell. Divisional Judge, 
 
 Laliore : — 
 Noel Michael Burke. Gentleman, *. 1885, Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of Rev. Michael Burke above mentioned : — 
 Thomas Edmund Burke, Esq., Capt K.O. Roy. Lanes. 
 Regt. , b. 1856. Res. — 
 George Selwyn Burke, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res. — 
 
 Sons of William Malachy Burke. M.D., F.R.C.P.I., 
 
 Registrar • Gen. for Ireland, b. ; d. ; m. 
 
 1853, Harriet Isabella, d. of Rev. Hugh Hamilton of 
 
 Churchill: — 
 John Albert Burke, Gentleman, b. 1862. Res. — 
 Edmund Burke, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. — 
 
 Son of Rev. Thomas James Burke, Rector of Babcary, 
 
 Somerset, b ; d. 1897 ; m. 1856, Eraser: — 
 
 William Henry Burke, Gentleman, M.B. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), Surgeon-Capt. Indian Army, b. 1858. Res. — 
 
 ARTHUR AUGUSTINE MEREDYTH BURKE, Es- 
 quire. Horn August 17, 1872, being the sixth surviving son 
 of the late Sir John Bernard Burke, Knight Bachelor, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 Ulster King of Arms, by his wife Barbara PVances, 
 second daughter of James MacEvoy of Tobertynan, in the 
 CO. of Meath. Armorial bearings — Or, a cross gules, in 
 the first and fourth quarters a lion rampant sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper, 
 collared and chained or, and charged on the breast with a 
 cross gold; with the Motto, "One king, one faith, one 
 law." Married, Jan. 9, 1900, Gertrude, youngest dau. of 
 the late James Francis Caulfield ; and h.is Issue — Shelagh 
 Mary. Residence — Comer Cottage, Walton-on- Thames. 
 
 ASHWORTH PETER BURKE, Esquire, late Lieut. 
 Royal Irish Rifles, and A.D.C. to the Lord-Lieutenant of 
 Ireland, sometime Captain 4th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles. 
 Botm Sept. 8, 1864, bemg the fourth but second surviving 
 son of the late Sir John Bernard Burke, Knight Bachelor, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 Ulster King of Arms, by his wife Barbara Frances, second 
 dau. of James MacKvoy of Totertynan, in the co. of 
 Meath. Armorial bearin^^s — Or, a cross gules, in the 
 first and fourth quarters a lion rampant sable. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper, 
 collared and chained or, and charged on the breast with a 
 cross gold ; with the Motto, " Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy." 
 Postal address — 59 Pall Mall. C/«^j— Garrick, New. 
 
 CHARLES CARRINGTON BURKE, Gentleman, 
 M.A. (Cantab.). Born July 8, 1853, being the eighth son of 
 the late James St. George Burke, Q.C. , of Auberies, Bulmer, 
 CO. Essex, by Anne Eliza his wife, dau. of John Grubbe, 
 Esquire, J. P., D.L. , of Horsendon House, co. Bucks. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a cross gules, in the first quarter 
 a lion rampant sable. Mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of tne colours, a cat-a-mountain 
 sejant guardant proper, collared and chained or. Motto — 
 " Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy." Married, December 7, 1882, 
 Frances, dau. of Charles Greenstreet Addison, Barrister-at- 
 Law (by Frances Octavia his wife, dau. of James Wolfe 
 Murray, Lord Cringleiie of Cringletie) ; and has Issue — 
 Hugh St. George Melville Addison Burke, Gentleman, bom 
 June 15, 1884. Residence — Michenhall, Godalming. 
 
 FRANCIS EUSTACE BURKE, Esquire, J. P. for cos, 
 Bucks and Kent. Born Nov. 8, 1848, being the sixth son 
 of the late James St. George Burke, Q.C, of Auberies, 
 Bulmer, co. Essex, by Anne Eliza his wife, dau. of John 
 Grubbe, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Horsendon House, co. 
 Bucks. Armorial beairings — Or, a cross gules, in the first 
 and fourth quarters a lion rampant sable. Mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, uf)on a wreath of the colours, 
 a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper, collared and 
 chained or, charged on the breast with a cross of the 
 last. Motto — "Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy." Married, 
 April 16, 1884, Mary Alice, dau. of Charles Greenstreet 
 Addison, Barrister-at- Law (by his wife Frances Octavia, 
 dau. of James Wolfe Murray, Lord Cringletie of Cringle- 
 
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 tie) ; and has Issue — John Addison Burke, Gentleman, 
 d. June 23, 1885. Seat — 
 
 HAROLD ARTHUR BURKE, Gentleman. Born 
 Jan. 28, 1852, being the seventh son of the late James St. 
 George Burke, Q.C. , of Auberies, Bulmer, co. Essex, by 
 Anne Eliza his wife, dau. of John Grubbe, Esquire, J. P., 
 D. L. , of Horsendon House, co. Bucks. Armorial bearings 
 —Or, a cross gules, in the first and fourth quarters a lion 
 rampant sable. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant 
 guardant proper, collared and chained or, charged on the 
 breast with a cross of the last. Motto — " Ung roy, ung 
 foy, ung loy." Married, Jan. 12, 1893, Beatrix Mary 
 Clifford, dau. of Stephen Thomas Aveling, of the Restora- 
 tion House, Rochester. Postal address — 39 Victoria Road, 
 Kensington. Clubs — Arts, Savage. 
 
 3 HENRY FARNHAM BURKE, Esquire, C.V.O., 
 Somerset Herald of Arms and Registrar of the 
 College, Genealogist of the Most Illustrious Order of Saint 
 Patrick, F.S.A. Bom June 12, 1859, being the eldest son 
 of the late Sir John Bernard Burke, Knight Bachelor, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 Ulster King of Arms, and Principal Herald of all Ireland, 
 Registrar of the Most Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick, 
 and Keeper of the State Papers of Ireland, Doctor of Laws, 
 by his wife Barbara Frances, second daughter of James 
 MacEvoy of Tobertynan, in the county of Meath, by his 
 wife Theresa, daughter and co-heiress of Sir Joshua CoUes 
 Meredyth, Baronet ; was Rouge Croix Pursuivant of Arms, 
 1880-1887, Somerset Herald of Arms from 1887; appointed, 
 1889, Genealogist of the Most Illustrious Order of Saint 
 Patrick ; Deputy Ulster King of Arms 1889-1892, Com- 
 mander of the Royal Victorian Order 1902, Registrar of 
 the College of Arms and Inspector of Regimental Colours 
 from 1904. Club — Garrick. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 a cross gules, in the first and fourth quarters a lion rampant 
 sable. Upon the escutcheon, which is surrounded by his 
 collar of SS, and from which is pendent his badge of Saint 
 Patrick, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper, collared 
 and chained or, and charged on the breast with a cross 
 gold; with the Motto, "Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy." 
 Married, April 23, 1885, Helena Mary Ray, only daughter 
 of Henry Pollard Palmer, late of Oaklands, Eccles, in the 
 county of Lancaster ; and has Issue — John Bernard Burke, 
 Esquire, born November 6, 1892 ; Barbara Helen Mary. 
 Postal address — Heralds' College, Queen Victoria Street, 
 London, E.C, 
 
 SSiR HENRY GEORGE BURKE, fifth Baronet, of 
 Marble Hill, in the county of Galway, Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant, High Sheriff 1883; late Lieutenant 4th Battalion 
 Connaught Rangers. Born November 30, 1859, being 
 the second son of the late Sir Thomas John Burke, third 
 Baronet, Captain ist Royal Dragoons, by his wife Mary 
 Frances, commonly known as Lady Mary Frances, second 
 daughter of the Right Honourable Anthony Francis Nugent, 
 ninth Earl of Westmeath ; and succeeded his brother 
 as fifth Baronet, August 17, 1880, under the creation of 
 December 5, 1797. Club— K.\\da.re. Street (Dublin). Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms — Erminois, a cross 
 gules, in the first quarter a lion rampant sable. Upon the 
 escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper, 
 collared and chained or. Motto — "Ung roy, ung foy, 
 ung loy." Estate and postal address — Marble Hill, 
 Loughrea, county Galway. 
 
 JOHN EDWARD BURKE, Esquire, formerly Athlone 
 Pursuivant of Anns. Born March 19, 1868, being the fifth 
 surviving son of the late Sir John Bernard Burke, Knight 
 Bachelor, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, Ulster King of Arms, by his wife Barbara Frances, 
 second dau. of James MacEvoy of Tobertynan, co. Meath. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, a cross gules, 
 in the first and fourth quarters a lion rampant sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant proper, 
 collared and chained or, and charged on the breast with 
 a cross gold; with the Motto, " One king, one faith, one 
 law." 
 
 Sir THEOBALD HUBERT BURKE, Baronet, of 
 Glinsk, in the co. of Galway, Lieut. -Colonel (retired) rSth 
 Regiment. Bom March 1833 ; succeeded his kinsman as 
 13th Baronet, July 21, 1884, under the creation of Aug. 2, 
 1628. Armorial bearings— Or, a cross gules, in the first 
 quarter a lion rampant sable, the escutcheon being charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Crest— Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers argent. 
 Motto — "In hoc signo vinces." Club — Army and 
 Navy, 
 
 ULICK JOHN BURKE, Esquire, Bachelor of Arts of 
 the University of Oxford, Justice of the Peace for the coun- 
 ties of Essex and Southampton, late Captain Suffolk Yeo- 
 manry Cavalry, Barrister-at-Law. Bom July 29, 1843, 
 being the fourth, but at present the second surviving son 
 of the late James St. George Burke, Esquire, one of Her 
 Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, of Auberies, Sud- 
 bury, in the county of Suffolk, by his wife. Anne Eliza, 
 dau. of John Grubbe, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of 
 Horsendon House, in the county of Buckingham. Club — 
 White's. Livery — Claret-coloured coat, with scarlet piping- 
 breeches, &c., and gold lace. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 
 a cross gules, in the first and fourth quarters a lion 
 rampant sable. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain proper, 
 collared and chained or, charged on the breast with a 
 cross of the last. Motto — " Ung roy, ung foy, ung loy." 
 Married, August 5, 1869, Edith Charlotte, youngest dau. of 
 Nathaniel Barnardiston, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, of The Ryes, in the county of Essex ; 
 and has Issue — Uiick Roland Burke, Gentleman, born 
 January 23, 1872 ; Violet ; Kathleen Laura ; and Dorothy. 
 
 WALTER ST. GEORGE BURKE, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace for the counties of Essex and Suffolk, formerly 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 IBur 
 
 Major and Honorary Lieut. -CoL Royal Engineers (retired). 
 B*rm April aj, 184a. being the third but eldest surviving 
 MQ of James Sc George Uurke, Esquire, of Auberies, 
 EiKX, one of Her Majobty's Counsel I^enrned in the l.aw, 
 by hi* wife Annie Ehza. daiiKliter of John Grubbe, L-^uire, 
 
 {(Mice of the Pence and l>t<puty-Lieuteni\nt, of Horscndon 
 louse, in the county of Buckingham. t'/#/<»— Conservative. 
 Lhftry — Cbrct, with »carlet piping. Armorial bMOiagi 
 — <>r. a cross gules, in the first and fourth quartiTs a lion 
 rampant sable. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Great, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant 
 suardant proper, collared ami chained or, charged on the 
 breast with a cross gold. Motto — " Ung roy, ung foy, ung 
 loy." Atarried, June 6, 1877, Mary Ann Amy Macrae, 
 daughter of George Ferguson Cockmirn ; and has Issue — 
 (1) Redmond St. George Burke, Gentleman, Ixjrn July ai, 
 1879 ; (a) Hubert Francis Burke, Gentleman, born October 
 8, 1880; (3) Ch.-ulcs Doniinick Hurke, Gentleman, born 
 lanuar|r 04. i88a ; (4) ILarold French Burke, Gentleman, 
 born hehniiiry a8, 1883 ; (5) Edmund Plunkett Burke, 
 Gentleman, born June 13, 1885 ; (6) Mich.iel Lawrence 
 Burke, Gentfcman. born June 5, 1888; Norah Rachel; 
 Amy E>-elyn ; Geraldine Margaret ; and Constance Audrey. 
 Estatt—\\i\xt'\cs, in the parish of Bulmer, in the county of 
 Essex. Postal address — Auberies, Sudbury, Suffolk. 
 
 BURLEY. quartered by CORBET. 
 
 THOMAS DAVIES BURLTON, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Hereford, County Councillor. Born Sept. 19, 185a, being 
 the onlv son of Thomas Burlton, Esq., J.P., F.R.C.S., 
 Eaton Hill, Herefordshire, by his wife Margaret I'^dwards, 
 
 dau. of Thomas Davies, Esq., J. P., of Caswell House, Leo- 
 minster, and Luntley Court, Herefordshire. Livery— ^Xmc, 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Argent, three bars gem- 
 mel between four horseshoes, three in chief and one in base 
 
 all azure. Mantling azure and argent OrMt —On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-gryphon, couped, wings elevated and 
 addorsed argent, holding in the dexter claw a horseshoe 
 and resting the sinister on a fleur-de-lis both azure. Motto 
 — " Mens Sana in corpore Sano." Married, Sept. 16, 
 1884. lane Annie Westmorland, elder dau. of the Rev. 
 John I'rice-jones, Vicar of Ivington, Herefordshire ; and 
 has Issue - Richard Ferrer Burlton, (jentleman, b. Jan. 26, 
 1889 ; Margaret Annie ; and Ethel Gladys. Seats -Eaton 
 Hill, I^ominstcr ; Luntley Court, Pembridge. Clubs— 
 Piccadilly, County (Hereford). 
 
 BURN-CALLANDER(H. Coll.). Azure, a bend chequy 
 or, and gules lietwcen six billets of the second. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — Out of an Eastern crown or, a 
 dexter arm enibowed proper, holding a billet as in the 
 arms. Motto—" Tendit ad astra fides," 
 
 Son of John Alexander Burn-Callander of Westertown 
 
 and Preston Hall, b. 1839 ; d. 1865 ; m. i860, Mary 
 
 Frederica Dundas, d. of Hon. Henry Amelius Coventry 
 
 fyr. son of Geo. William, 8th Earl of Coventry, by 
 
 Lady Mary Beauclerk, d. of 6th Duke of St. Albans]: — 
 
 Henry Burn-Callander, Esq., J. P. and D. L. co. 
 
 Haddington, b. ac Feb. 1862 ; m. 6 July 1886, Cecilia 
 
 Margaret, d. of late William Baird of Elie; and has 
 
 issue — (i) William Henry Burn-Callander, Gentleman, b. 
 
 25 June 1890 ; (2) George Douglas Burn-Callander, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 31 May 1895 ; and Cecilia Ruih. Estate — 
 
 Westerton, co. Stirling. Seats — Preston Hall, Dalkeith, 
 
 N.B. ; The Grange, Oakham, Rutland. C/«^j— White's, 
 
 Turf. 
 
 BURN-MURDOCH (L.O., rematric. 1904). Quarterly, 
 I. or, a crescent gules between two spur-rowels in chief and 
 a hunting-horn in base sable (Burn of Coldoch, 1757); 2, 
 azure, a saltire between four unicorn's heads erased argent- 
 armed and crined or (Higgins of Higgin's Neuck) ; 3. aziu-e, 
 a bend chequy or and gules, between six billets of the 
 second (Callander of Westertown, c. 1672) ; 4. parted per 
 pale argent and sable, two ravens pendent on an arrow 
 fessways pointing to the sinister all counterchanged 
 (Murdoch of Gartincaber). Mantling (dexter) sable and 
 or. Crest — on a wreath of his liveries, two daggers in 
 saltire proper. Motto — "Tendit ad astra fides." Mant- 
 ling (sinister) sable and argent. Crest — A raven rising 
 transfixed by an arrow all proper. Motto— "Omnia pro 
 bono." 
 
 Sons of John Burn- Murdoch, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of 
 Gartincaber and Coldoch, co. Perth, and Higgin's 
 Neuck and Easter Greenyards, co. Stirling, b. 1793 '< 
 d. 1862 ; tn. 1820, Anna Maule, only child and h. of 
 William Murdoch of Gartincaber : — 
 John Burn-Murdoch, Esq., of Gartincaber, co. Perth, 
 Advocate, J. P. cos. Perth and Edinburgh, b. 1821 ; m. 1851, 
 Dorothea Harriet, d. of Capt. Thomas Monck-Mason, 
 R.N., by Mary, d. of Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., K.C.B. 
 (s. of ist Earl Grey, K.B.); and has issue— John George 
 Grey Burn-Murdoch, Gentleman, b. 1853. Seat — Gartin- 
 caber, Doune, co. Perth. 
 
 Archibald Burn-Murdoch, Gentleman, W.S. [Arms as 
 above, and (rematric. 16 July 1904) "the whole within a 
 bordure ermine], b. 1836 ; m. 1874, Mary Harriot, only d. 
 of W. Burn-Callander of Preston Hall ; and has issue — 
 (1) Hector Burn-Murdoch, Gentleman, B.A., LL.B., b. 
 1881; (2) Alexander Burn-Murdoch, Gentleman, b. 1886; 
 (3) William Callander Burn-Murdoch, Gentleman, b. 1888. 
 Post. add. — 10 Merchiston Avenue, Edinburgh. Club — 
 University (Edinburgh). 
 
 BURNARD, quartered by CHICHESTER. 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK BURNARD, Gentleman, 
 Justice of the Peace for the County 
 TR!lt*nfl1*ll Bo'"0"R*' ^^ Plymouth, for which town he 
 >UUl>llt«VU served the office of Mayor in the year 1882, 
 Fellow of the Chemical Society. Born 
 July i8, 1816. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, three escallops in bend between two bendlets azure, 
 in chief and in base a leopard's face jessant-de-lis of the last ; 
 and for a Crest, on a wreath of the colours, on a rock 
 proper an escallop argent, between the attires of a stag also 
 proper; with the Motto, " Bear and forbear." Married, 
 1839, Jane Bice, daughter of William Evans, Shipowner 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 of Fowey ; and has Issue — An only surviv- 
 ■n Burnard, Gentleman [to whom refer] ; 
 
 Fanny Evans ; Mary Beatrice ; Alice ; and Katherine Bice. 
 Postal address — Chatsworth Lodge, Compton Gifford, 
 Plymouth. 
 
 ROBERT BURNARD, Gentleman, F.S.A., Justice of 
 the Peace for the Borough of Plymouth, only surviving 
 son of Charles Frederick Burnard, Gentleman, Justice of 
 the Peace, by his wife Jane Bice, daughter of William 
 Evans. C/z^(5j— Royal Societies', Eighty, National Liberal. 
 Armorial Ijearlngs— He bears for Anus: Argent, three 
 escallops in bend between two bendlets azure, in chief 
 and in base a leopard's face jessant-de-lis of the last, and 
 differenced with his label as the eldest son ; and for a Crest, 
 on a wreath of the colours, on a rock proper an escallop 
 argent, between the attires of a stag also proper ; with the 
 Motto, "Bear and forbear." Married, .'\pril 6, 1871, 
 Fanny Louise, eldest daughter of Samuel Henry Pearce of 
 Paignton, in the county of Devon ; and has Issue— {\) 
 Lawrence Friedrich Burnard, Gentleman, born July 27, 
 1874 \m.y 1901, Barbara, daa of Rev. S. Baring-Gould, of 
 Lew Trenchard, and has issue, Robert Sabine Burnard, 
 Gentleman, born 1902] ; (2) Charles Francis Burnard, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. Royal Warwickshire Regt. , born April 12, 
 1876; Olive Louise ; and Dorothy Blanche. Postal address 
 — Huccaby House, Princetown, S. Devon. 
 
 BURNELL, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 BURNELL, see PEGGE BURNELL. 
 
 BURNES (Regd. H. Coll. ; matric. L.O. 1851, another 
 coat having been previously matric. 1837). Ermine, on a 
 bend azure, an escutcheon or charged with a holly-bush 
 surmounted by a crook and bugle-horn saltireways all 
 proper, being the device of the poet Burns, and on a chief 
 gules, the White Horse of Hanover between two Eastern 
 crowns or, in allusion to the Guelphic Order conferred on 
 Jarnes Burnes, K.H., by King William IV., and to the 
 distinguished services of himself and his brothers in India. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crests — i. on the dexter 
 side (of augmentation, in allusion to the devotion to their 
 country shown by the late Lt.-Col. Sir Alexander Burnes, 
 
 C.B., and Lieut. Charles Burnes), out of a mural crown 
 per pale vert and gules, the colours of the Douranee 
 Empire, the rim inscribed " Cabool " in letters argent, a 
 demi-eagle displayed transfixed by a javelin in bend sinister 
 proper ; 2. on the sinister side that previously borne, viz. 
 issuant from an Eastern crown or, an oak-tree shivered 
 renewing its foliage proper. Motto— ' ' Ob patriam vulnera 
 passi." 
 
 Son of Adam Burnes, b. 1802 ; d. 1872 ; brother of 
 
 Sir James Burnes, K.H. : — 
 Alexander Horatio Burnes, Gentleman. A'^j. — New 
 2^aland. 
 
 JOHN GEORGE BURNETT, Gentleman. Born March 
 30, 1876, being the eldest son of the late George Burnett, 
 Esquire, LL.D., Advocate, Lyon King-at-Arms, by Alice, 
 dau. of John Alexander Stuart of Carnock. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent three holly-leaves in 
 chief vert, with a hunting-horn in base sable, garnished and 
 stringed gules (for Burnett) ; 2 and 3 azure, two garbs in 
 chief and a crescent in base or (for Craigmyle), the whole 
 differenced by a mullet sable at the fesse point. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of the liveries, 
 a dexter hand holding a palm-branch proper, and in an 
 escroll above the same. Motto, " Quae vernant crescunt." 
 
 Married, Nov. 13, 1901, Helen, only child of Captain 
 Duncan Malcolm Irvine, Esq., J. P. co. Tyrone; and has 
 Issue — (i) George Irvine Leslie Burnett, Gentleman, b. 
 1903; (2) Malcolm Stuart Leslie Burnett, Gentleman, b. 
 1904. Residence — Powis House, Aberdeen. 
 
 S HENRY EDWARD BURNEY, Esquire, Colonel 3rd 
 Batt. Oxford Light Infantry, J. P. for co. Bucks. 
 Borji April 9, 1845, being the only son of the Reverend 
 Henry Burney, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Wavendon, 
 by his wife Sophia, dau. of Peter Richard Hoare, Esq. , of 
 Luscombe Castle, co. Devon, who was fifth son of Sir 
 Richard Hoare, Bart. Livery — Royal blue with yellow 
 facings, with Maltese crosses on yellow braid. Armorial 
 beailiigs (Aug. 8, 1807) — Azure, two bars counter-embattled 
 erminois, on a canton argent, a cross pat^e fitch^e sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a maunch gules, charged with an ancient 
 lyre or, stringed argent, a hand proper, holding a cross 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 pUit fitch<^ erect ns in tl>e arms. A/arrifii, May aj. 187a. 
 Co«intes!i <.>rtens»a M;irin, elder dau. and heir of Count 
 Troili. Officer in Ikxlyguard of li. H. the Pope of Rome, by 
 his wile Maria, elder dau. of Capt Richard Hoare, second 
 
 son of Sir Henry Hugh Hoare, Bart.; and has /ssue — Guy 
 Henry Chetham Bumey, Gentleman, fi. Oct. 22, 1873. 
 Estale and postal address — Wavendon Tower, Bletchley, 
 Bucks. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 S HARDIN BURNLEY-CAMPBELL, Esquire, Lieu- 
 tenant-Colonel, late of H.M. 6th Dragoon Guards 
 (the Carabineers), of Ormidale, co. Argyll, J. P. and D.L. 
 for that county. Bom 1843, being the eldest son of 
 William Frederick Burnley, by his wife Rozina, daughter 
 of the late James Eccles, and assumed the additional 
 surname of Campbell in the year 1882. Clubs — Army 
 and Navy, United Service, New (Edinburgh). Armorial 
 bearln^^ — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 gyronny of eight ermine and sable (for Campbell) ; 2 
 and 3 ermine, on waves of the sea a ship in full sail 
 profier, on a chief engrailed azure, a cornucopia between 
 two bees volant also proper (for Burnley). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable doubled argent; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand in pale, 
 holding a dirk erected, both proper; and in an escroll 
 over the same, this Motto, "Pro f)atria semper. " Mar- 
 ried, February 8, 1882, Margaret Jane Campbell, only 
 child and heiress of William Morrison Hunter (by his wife 
 Catherine Helen Campbell of Ormidale) ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Ian Hardin Burnley-Campbell, Gentleman, born No- 
 vember 29, 1882; (2) Colin William Burnley -Campbell, 
 Gentleman, born March 9, 1888 ; Marjorie Catharine (died 
 1887) ; and Daisy Helen. Estate — Ormidale, Argyllshire. 
 Postal address — Ormidale, Colintraive, Argyllshire. 
 
 SJOHN WILLIAM BURNS, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Dumbarton, J.P. Lanark. Born March 18, 1837, 
 being the only son of the late James Burns, Esq. , J. P. and 
 D.L., by his second wife Margaret, dau. of William Short- 
 ridge of Glasgow. Armorial bearingfs — Argent, on a 
 chevron azure, betwixt two spur-revels in chief and a hunt- 
 ing-horn in base sable, three fleurs-de-lis of the field. MaJit- 
 
 ling' azure and argent. Oreit — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a hand dexter proper, holding a hunting-horn. Motto — 
 " Ever reailv." Married, Dec. 10, 1861, Helen, only dau. 
 of Gen. Sir George Movie Sherer, K. C.S.I. ; and has Issue 
 — (i) James Burns, Esq., Capt. Leicestershire Y.C. , late 
 Royal Horse Guards, b. Oct. aa, i86a [m., June 4, 1894, 
 Florence Honoria, dau. of the late Capt. William Wray 
 Hartopp, Royal Horse Guards, and assumed by Royal 
 Licence in 1894 the surnames of Burns- Hartopp]; (a) John 
 William Burns, Gentleman, b. Nov. 13, 1863, Capt. 1st 
 Royal Dragoons; (3) Alan Bums, Gentleman, Advocate, 
 b. Feb. a8, 1868; Helen Sherer {m., Feb. 4, 1891, Major 
 Archibald Spencer Drummond, Scots Guards, and has 
 issue]; Margaret Shortridge [»»., Dec. 3, 1896, Major John 
 Fraser Vans .Agnew, R.A. (retired), and has issue]. Seats 
 — Kilmahew, Cardross, Dumbartonshire ; Cumbernauld 
 House, Cumbernauld, Dumbartonshire. Club — Reform. 
 
 BURNS (matric. L.O.). Ermine, on a bend azure, an 
 escutcheon or, charged with a holly-bush and in chief a 
 shepherd's crook surmounted by a bugle-horn in saltire all 
 
 all proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries, an oak-tree shivered renewing its 
 foliage proper. Motto—" Ob patriam vulnera passi." 
 
 Son of Robert Burns, b. 1847; d. 1891; m. 1871, 
 Sibylla, d. of Rev. Phillipps Donnithorne Dayman, 
 M.A. :— 
 Kenneth Glencairn Burns, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; m. 1895, 
 Emmeline Bertha, d. of William Winter. Post. add. — 
 Parkfield, Hayward's Heath. Clubs — Blenheim, Prim- 
 rose. 
 
 W JAMES BURNS-HARTOPP, Esquire, Capt. Leices- 
 W tershire Yeo. Cav. , late Capt. Royal Horse Guards, J. P. 
 for cos. Leicester and Kerry. Assumed by Royal Licence 
 1894 the additional name and arms of Hartopp. Born 
 Oct. 22, 1862, being the eldest son of John William Burns 
 of Kilmahew, co. Dumbarton, Esq., J. P., D.L. [to whom 
 refer], by his wife Helen, only dau. of Gen. Sir George 
 Moyle Sherer, K. C.S.I. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, sable, a chevron between three otters argent, a 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 canton or, for distinction (for Hartopp) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 on a chevron gules, between two spur-rowels in chief and 
 a hunting-horn in base sable, three fleurs-de-lis of the field 
 (for Burns), and upon an escutcheon of pretence the same 
 arms of Hartopp without the mark of distinction. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crests— i. out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a pelican issuing argent, charged on the neck with a 
 cross crosslet for distinction, vulning herself proper (for 
 Hartopp) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a hand proper, 
 holding a hunting-horn sable, garnished or ; and in an 
 escroU over the same this Motto, " Ever ready." Married, 
 June 4, 1894, Florence Honoria, dau. and heir of Capt. 
 William Wrey Hartopp, and granddau. of Edward Bour- 
 chier Hartopp of Dalby Hall; and has Issue — Laetitia 
 Honoria; and Helen Dorothy Lina. Seats—HaXhy Hall, 
 Melton Mowbray; Scraptoft Hall, co. Leicester; Water- 
 ville and Kilgarvan, co. Kerry. Club—Tnri, 
 
 ISAAC WILLIAM BURNS-LINDOW, Esquire, of 
 Irton Hall, in the county of Cumberland, Capt. 8th Hus- 
 sars. Born June 10, 1868, being the eldest son of the late 
 Jonas Lindow Burns-Lindow, Esquire, of Irton Hall, in 
 the county of Cumberland, Justice of the Peace and De- 
 puty-Lieutenant for the county of Cumberland, and High 
 Sheriff 1877, formerly Captain Royal Cumljerland Militia, 
 who assumed the name and arms of Lindow by Royal 
 License 1871, by his wife Mary [to whom refer], eldest 
 daughter of Mark Hildesley Quayle, Esquire, of Crogga, 
 Isle of Man, Her Majesty's Clerk of the Rolls of that 
 island ; succeeded his father 1893. Livery — Buff, crimson 
 facings. Armorial bearings (R.L., 1871; orig. grant, 
 1861) — Ermine, on a chevron dove-tailed between three 
 sinister hands couped at the wrist gules, as many fountains. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his de- 
 gree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, sem^e 
 of buckles or, and holding between the paws a fountain. 
 Motto — ■" Vi et virtute." Married, 1896, Madelaine Harriet 
 Mary Theresa, dau. of Col. Boileau, of Old Catton, Nor- 
 wich. Estate and postal address — Irton Hall, Holmrook, 
 vii Carnforth, Cumberland. 
 
 MARY BURNS-LINDOW, Widow, daughter of the 
 late Mark Hildesley Quayle, Esquire, of Crogga and of 
 Bridge House, Castletown, Isle of Man, Her Majesty's 
 Clerk of the Rolls and Justice of the Peace for that island, 
 by his wife Mary Jane Hamilton, eldest daughter of James 
 Spedding, Esquire, of Summer Grove, in the county of 
 Cumberland, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, 
 Major in the Militia, late Captain Grenadier Guards. Ar- 
 morial bearings are, upon a lozenge : Ermine, on a chevron 
 dovetailed between three sinister hands couped at the wrist 
 g;ules, as many fountains, and impaling the arms of Quayle, 
 namely argent, on a chevron sable, gutt^e-d'eau, between 
 three quails proper, in the centre chief point a pellet, two 
 swords points upwards of the first. Married, July 11, 1867, 
 Jonas Lindow Burns-Lindow, Esquire, of Irton House, in 
 the county of Cumberland, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, and High Sheriff 1877, who assumed the arms 
 and the additional surname of Lindow by Royal License 
 T871, and who died 1893. Of the above marriage there 
 is Issue — (i) Isaac William Burns-Lindow, Gentleman 
 [to whom refer]; (2) Samuel Lindow Burns-Lindow, 
 Gentleman, born October i, 1869; (3) Mark Hildesley 
 Jonas Burns-Lindow, Gentleman, born January 28, 1879 '< 
 Mary Jane ; Agnes Lindow ; and Ruth Edith. Postal 
 address — Irton Hall, Holmrook, \ik Carnforth, Cumber- 
 land. 
 
 BURNSHEAD, quartered by CUST. 
 
 BURNSHIDE, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 BURNSIDE, quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 WILLIAM BURNYEAT, Esquire, J. P. for Cumberland 
 (1894). Born 1849, being the son of William Burnyeat of 
 Whitehaven. Armorial bearings —Per pale or and azure, 
 on a chevron between three bears' heads couped, two quatre- 
 foils all counterchanged. Mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, issuant from flames 
 proper, a bear's head per pale or and azure, gorged with 
 
 a collar flory counterflory counterchanged. Married S. 
 Frances, daughter of Thomas Dalzell of Moresby, White- 
 haven. Seat — Mill Grove, Moresby, Whitehaven. 
 
 BURR. Ermine, on a mount vert, issuing from park 
 palings with gate proper. A lion rampant or, holding in 
 the dexter paw a scimitar all proper, on a chief indented 
 sable, two lions rampant argent. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a mural crown inscribed with the 
 word "Ternate" a Malay holding in his de.xter hand the 
 colours of Ternate all proper, granted in commemoration 
 of the capture in 1801 of that island, the chief of the 
 Malaccas, by the late Lt.-Gen. Daniel Burr, H.E.I. C.S. 
 Motto — "Virtus verus honos." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Higford Burr, Gentleman. 
 
 BURRA, quartered by POMFRET. 
 
 JAMES SALKELD BURRA, Esquire, J. P. for Kent, 
 M.A. (Oxon.). Borti 1838, being the youngest son -of 
 William Burra and Mary Catharine, dau. of John Butler 
 Pomfret ol Tenterden. C/«^— Union. Armorial bearings 
 
 —Ermine, a chevron engrailed sable, Ixjtween three chaplets 
 of roses proper, a chief vert, fretty argent ; and for 
 his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 griffin's head erased sable, semfe of annulets or, a fret of 
 the last; with the Motto, "Pactum serva." Married 
 1873, Eleanor Margaret, youngest dau. of Nicolas Toke of 
 Godinton, Kent ; and has with other Issite—(-i) W'll'am 
 Pomfret Burra, Gentleman, b. 1874; (2) John Salkeld 
 Burra, Gentleman, b. 1876. 6Va/— Bockhanger, Ashford. 
 Kent. 
 
 ROBERT BURRA, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the West Riding of the county of York. Bom December 29. 
 1840 being the eldest son of Robert Burrra of Carshalton, 
 in the county of Surrey, and of King's Meaburn. in the county 
 of Westmorland, by his wife Agnes Ann, daughter of the 
 late Thomas Fawcett, Esquire, of Gate, Sedbergh, m the 
 county of York, Deputy-Lieutenant, f ^^«'?'-™,^blue 
 coat with brass buttons, and scarlet waistcoat. Armorial 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 bMXlBC*— III* Ijcars for Arms: Krmine. a chevron en- 
 grailed SiiWIr. U'twif n thrif chapUts of roses pro|x'r, a chief 
 vert, frrity iugrnt ; nn»l for his Oreit. on n wreath of the 
 cokMirs, in front of n griffin's head erased sable, sem4 of 
 
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 1888 
 
 (9) Harold Martin Burrough, Gentleman, b. July 4, 
 (to) Walter Raphael Burrough, Gentleman, b. Fcl). 
 
 annulets or, a fret of the last ; with the Hotto, " Persiste." 
 Married, September ai, 1869, Clara, only daughter and co- 
 heiress of the late John Abcrnethy Warburton ; and has 
 liiue — Robert Burra, Gentleman ; Agnes Phoebe ; Mary 
 Cicely ; Dorothy Angela Elyetson ; and Margaret Elinor 
 Isabel. EstaUs — The Gate, Dent, near Sedbergh, in the 
 county of York ; The Meaburn, near Appleby, in the county 
 of Westmorland. Postal address — Gate, Sedbergh, York- 
 shire. R-S.O. 
 
 BURRELL. quartered by CARRINGTON. 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES BURROUGH, M.A. 
 Univ. of Cambridge (Jesus Coll.), Rector of Eaton Bishop, 
 in the co. of Hereford. Born Dec. 12, 1846, being the 
 only son of John Burrough, Commander in the Royal Navy, 
 by Ann his wife, daughter of James Wainwright. Clubs 
 — Junior Conservative (London), Herefordshire County 
 (Hereford). Livery — Grey, with green facings and silver 
 buttons. Armorial beards— He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly 1 and 4, argent, two chevronels between three chap- 
 lets vert, the roses dor (for Burrough, granted with the 
 crest, 1586, to Thomas Burrough of Wickhambrook, 
 Suffolk) ; a and 3 argent, a cross-bow pointed upwards 
 between four moorcocks sable, beaked and membered 
 gules (for Highniore). Mantling gules doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a torse argent and vert, a griffon's head 
 couped argent, beaked d'or, charged with two chevronels 
 as in the arms; with the Motto, "Vive ut vivas." Mar- 
 ried, June 8, 1 87 1, Georgina, third daughter of George 
 Long, Esquire, Justice of the Peace; and has Issue— (i) 
 Rev. Charles James Burrough, b. July 25, 1872 [m., 1898, 
 Lucy Mabel, dau. of William Wilson, and has issue, 
 Charles William Burrough, Gentleman, b. Oct. 13, 1899 ; 
 John Wilson Burrough, Gentleman, b. 1904; and Mary 
 LucyJ; (a) Rev. John Burrough, M.A., b. Sept. 5, 1873; 
 (3I VV illiam George Burrough, Gentleman, b. July 22, 1875 ; 
 (4) Herbert Strong Burrough, Gentleman, b. Dec. 13, 1876 ; 
 (s) Francis Thomas Burrough, Gentleman, b. Oct. 26, 1879 
 [m., 1904, Naomi Rose, dau. of Alfred T. Kaeppel, and 
 granddau. of Sir James Patterson, K.C.M.G.]; (6) 
 Eklmund Andrew Burrough, Gentleman, b. Nov. 16, 1881 ; 
 (7) Hubert Michael Burrough, Gentleman, b. April 26, 
 1884 ; (8) Evan Gabriel Burrough, Gentleman, b. Sept. 21, 
 
 13, 1892 ; and Mary. Postal address — Eaton Bishop Rec- 
 tory, Hereford. 
 
 H THOMAS COSBY RURROWES. Esquire. J.P. and 
 D.L. , High Sheriff 1888. Born 1856, being the son of 
 the late Edward James Burrowcs, second son of Thomas 
 Burrowes of Stradone. Armorial bearings — Or, on a cross 
 gules, five mullets argent, in each chief quarter a lion passant 
 sable, ducally crowned and langued of the second. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 sejant guardant sable, ducally crowned or, langued gules. 
 Motto—" Non vi sed virtute." Married, April 15, 1885, the 
 Hon. Anna Frances Maxwell, youngest dau. of Hon. 
 Richard Thomas Maxwell of Portland, co. Cavan, and 
 sister of Rt. Hon. Somerset, loth Lord Farnham ; and has 
 Issue — Eleanor Mary Cosby ; and Rosamond Char- 
 lotte Cosby. Seat — Lismore House, Crossdoney, co. 
 Cavan. 
 
 S THOMAS JAMES BURROWES, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. Cavan. Bom May 13, 1879, being the 
 eldest son of the late Robert James Burrowes Esq., J.P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff 1883, formerly Capt. ist Dragoon 
 Guards, by his wife Eliza Bankhead, dau. of Commodore 
 Magnider, U.S. Navy, and niece of Major-Gen. J. B. Mag- 
 ruder. Livery — Drab (dress) ; black (undress). Armorial 
 bearings — Or, on a cross gules, five mullets argent, in each 
 chief quarter a lion passant sable, ducally crowned and 
 langued of the second. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant guardant sable, ducally 
 crowned or, langued gules. Motto—" Non vi sed virtute.'' 
 Seat — Stradone House, Cavan. Town residence— Z2 
 Lowndes Street, S.W. C/«^ - Bachelors'. 
 
 HSiR JOHN MOWLEM BURT, K.B., a Commis- 
 ® sioner of Lieutenancy for City of London. Bom 18^5, 
 being the eldest son of George Burt, Esquire, of Swanage, 
 in the county of Dorset, who died 1894, by Elizabeth his 
 wife, daughter of John Hudson. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a chevron cotised gules, between two bugle- 
 horns in chief sable, garnished or, stringed of the second, 
 and as many cross crosslets fitchfe and saltireways in the 
 base of the third, a bugle-horn stringed between two cross 
 crosslets fitch^e of the fourth ; Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a rock proper, two cross crosslets fitch^e 
 saltireways or, therefrom pendent a bugle-horn sable, gar- 
 nished or, stringed gules ; MottO, " Know thyself." Mar- 
 
 ia the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ried, 1869, Marion, dau. of Robert Ker Aitchison. Postal 
 addresses— Vmhuvk. House, Svvauage ; ig Grosvenor Road 
 S.W. 
 
 JAMES BURT-MARSHALL, Esquire, of Luncarty, 
 Perthshire, J. P. co. of Perth. Born 1847, being the eldest 
 son of James Burt of Prince's Park, Liverpool (who d. 1861), 
 by his wife Jane, dau. of Thomas Cuthbert Newall of 
 Earlston, Galloway, N.B. He assumed the name and arms 
 of Marshall by Royal Licence in 1872, on inheriting the 
 property from the late William Marshall of Luncarty. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a saltire azure, between 
 three edock leaves slipped proper in chief and flanks, and 
 a hunting-horn sable, stringed gules, in base, a cross crosslet 
 fitchfe of the first, within a bordure of the fourth. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a dove with an olive branch in its beak proper ; and 
 in an escroll above this Motto, " Virtute tutus." Married, 
 1884, Kate, second dau. of David Bannerman, Esq., J. P., 
 of Mansfield Lodge, Whalley Range, Manchester ; and has, 
 with other Issite^A son, b. 1886. Seat — Luncarty, Penh. 
 Clubs — Conservative, New Club (Edinburgh). 
 
 S CHARLES HENRY BURTCHAELL, Esquire, 
 Major R.A.M.C., Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of 
 Medicine, and Bachelor of Surgery and of Obstetrics, all of 
 Trinity College, Dublin ; served in the Tirah Expedition 
 and in South African War ; is Principal Medical Officer 
 (Lieut. -Col.) South African Constabulary. Born, Aug. 30, 
 1866, being the third son of the late Peter Burtchaell, 
 Gentleman, County Surveyor of Kilkenny, by his wife Maria 
 Isabella, dau. of Lundy -Edward Foot, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, party per pale 
 azure and gules, on a chevron between three cross crosslets 
 or, three quatrefoils of the first (for Burtchaell) ; 2 and 3, 
 or, on a mount in base vert, a stag trippant argent under 
 an oak-tree proper (for Rothe) ; over all a mullet for differ- 
 ence. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a lion rampant sable, sup- 
 porting on the sinister side an oak-tree proper. Motto^ 
 "Quo fata vocant." Married, 1903, Bertha Marcella, 
 eldest dau. of John George Auret of Johannesburg. Nesi- 
 dence — Johannesburg, South Africa. 
 
 DAVID EDWARD BURTCHAELL, Gentleman, 
 Bachelor of Arts and of Engineering, of Trinity College, 
 Dublin. Born Feb. 9, 1859, being the second son of the 
 late Peter Burtchaell, Gentleman, County Surveyor of 
 Kilkenny, by his wife Maria Isabella, dau. of Lundy 
 Edward Foot, Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, party per pale azure and gules, on a 
 chevron between three cross crosslets or, three quatrefoils 
 of the first (for Burtchaell) ; 2 and 3, or, on a mount in base 
 vert, a stag trippant argent under an oak-tree proper (for 
 Rothe) ; over all a crescent, charged with a crescent for 
 difference. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a lion rampant 
 sable, supporting on the sinister side an oak-tree proper. 
 Motto — "Quo fata vocant." Married, Dec. 23, 1904, 
 Caroline Harriett Crosby, eld. dau. of the late Thomas 
 Boyd, Clerk of the Crown and Peace, co. Tipperary. 
 
 GEORGE DAMES BURTCHAELL, Gentleman, Master 
 of Arts and Bachelor of Laws of Trinity College, Dublin, 
 Barrister-at-Law of King's Inns, Dublin, Member of the 
 Royal Irish Academy, and Fellow of the Royal Society of 
 Antiquaries (Ireland). Bo}-n June 12, 1853, being the eldest 
 son of the late Peter Burtchaell, Gentleman, Civil Engineer, 
 County Surveyor of Carlow 1851-1860, and of the city and 
 county of Kilkenny 1860-1894 [who was the second son of 
 the late David Burtchaell, Esquire, of Brandondale and 
 Coolroe, in the county of Kilkenny, Justice of the Peace 
 for the counties of Kilkenny and Carlow, Sovereign of 
 Thomastown 1815-1821, and Portrieve of Gowran from 
 1815 until that Corporation was abolished in 1844], by his 
 wife Maria Isabella, eldest daughter of Lundy Edward Foot, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 party per pale azure and gules, on a chevron between three 
 cross crosslets or, as many quatrefoils of the first (for Burt- 
 chaell) ; 2 and 3 or, on a mount in base vert, a stag trippant 
 argent, under an oak-tree proper (for Rothe), over all a 
 crescent for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 
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 argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a lion rampant sable, supporting on the sinister side an 
 an oak-tree proper. Motto-" Quo fata vocant." Postal 
 
 address— ^^ Morehampton Road, Dublin. C/?/^^— Royal 
 Societies', City and County Conservative (Dublin). 
 
 BURTON, quartered by BEETHAM, 
 
 BURTON, see LINGEN-BURTON. 
 
 S General Sir FOWLER BURTON, K.C.B. (1903), 
 General in the Army, Col. -in-Chief of the Queen's 
 Own Regt., Member of the Goldsmiths' Company, and 
 has Freedom of City of London, Nov. 20, 1900, J. P. 
 CO. Devon. Boim 1822, being the second son of the late 
 David Burton, Esq., J. P. and D.L. of Cherry Burton Hall, 
 Beverley, by his wife Isabella, dau. of Thomas Fawell 
 of Yarm Hall, Yorkshire ; entered the Army 1839 ; has 
 medals — Crimea 1854, 1855, with clasp, Sardinian and 
 Turkish medals, and fifth class Medjidie, Indian Mutiny ; 
 promoted Brevet Lieut.-Colonel for service in the field; 
 created C.B. 1867; Col. Royal West Kent Regt. Oct. 
 1890. Livery — Light drab, with red facings. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, party per fesse erminois and 
 azure, two barrulets engrailed between three talbots' heads 
 all counterchanged (for Burton), 2 and 3 vert, a chevron 
 erminois between two cinquefoils pierced in chief, and a 
 stag trippant in base or, a bordure engrailed of the last 
 (for Robinson). Upon the escutcheon, from which is 
 pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath ot the colours, a mount vert, 
 thereon upon a perch or, a parrot also vert, the dexter claw 
 resting upon an escallop argent, and holding in the beak a 
 cherry stalked proper (for Burton) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a stag regardant or, the 
 dexter forefoot resting on a cinquefoil as in the arms (for 
 Robinson). Married, 1862, a daughter of the late John 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 IBur 
 
 TBur 
 
 Bank* Friend. K«juire. of KippU* Viile. in the county of Kent, 
 and 30 Sussex Square. W.; nnd lias /««<•— (i) Cecil Fowler 
 Burton. Kaq.. Cnpt. Royal Fusiliers, h. 1863. d. 1897; (a) 
 Gemld Arthur Fowler Burton, liw., Major (a-tired) 3rd Suf- 
 folk Kegt., h. Aug. 7. 1868; (3) MonUgue Richard Fowler 
 Burton. (;entk^n)an. I>. Aug. la, 1883; and Lilian Florence 
 [m., 1903. C'oU VV. Sydney S. Harvest, Royal Marines, son 
 of hue .Mi»ior-Cj«n. E O. Harvest]. A*j/(»/«— Preston 
 Houm:. South Durham ; and in the town-ships of Preston, 
 HiutlMirn, and Stockton, in the parish of Stockton-on-Tees. 
 tKatttl aiUnss — Stoke Danierel, Devonport. Clubs — 
 United Service. Wellington, Grosvenor. 
 
 Ijinghorne Burton Burton, M.A., Rector of Bag Knderby 
 and Soniorlw, by his wife Charlotte, seventh dau. of Rev. 
 John Hale, Rector of Holton and Buslingthorpo. co. Lin- 
 coln. Armorial bearings— Siihle, on a chevron cngr.iiled 
 argent, between three owls ermine memVxjred .ind ducally 
 crowned or, as many estoiles of the field. M a n t ling sable 
 and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, an owl as 
 in the arms, the dexter claw resting on an estoile sable. 
 Motto — " Cari Deo nihil carent." Married, Jan. 9, 1879, 
 ICdiih Grace, younger dau. of Rev. Thomas Henry Lister 
 of Scremby Plall ; and has with other Issue — Langhorne 
 Burton Burton, Gentleman, b. 1880. 
 
 GERALD ARTHUR FOWLER BURTON. Esouire. 
 Major (retired) 3td Suffolk Regt., a Liveryman of the 
 Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths of the City of I^ndon, 
 rcciMved the Freedom of the City Nov. ao, 1900. Horn 
 Aug. 7. 1868, lieing the eldest surviving son of Gen. Sir 
 Fowler Burton, K.C. B., Gen. in the Army and Col.-in- 
 Chief (Queen's Own Regt.. by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 late John Banks Friend, Esq., of Ripple Vale, co. Kent, 
 anil 30 Sa-isex Scjuan-, late Prime Warden of the Gold- 
 smiths' Company. Livery — Light drab with red facings. 
 Armorial bearings— Party per fe«se erminois and azure, 
 
 two barrulets engrailed between three talbots' heads all 
 counterchanged (for Burton), 2 and 3 vert, a chevron 
 erminois between two cinquefoils pierced in chief, and a 
 stag trippant in base or, a bordure eng^iled of the last 
 (for Robinson). Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon upon a 
 perch or, a parrot also vert, the dexter claw resting upon 
 an escallop argent, and holding in the beak a cherry stalked 
 proper (for Burton); 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount vert, thereon a stag regardant or, the dexter fore- 
 foot resting on a cinquefoil as in the arms (for Robinson). 
 Motto — "Vigilante salus." Residences— SaoVc Damarel, 
 Devonport ; 17 Bury Street, St. James's, S.W. Clubs — 
 United Service, Wellington, Grosvenor, Royal Western 
 Yacht (Plymouth). 
 
 LANGHORNE BURTON BURTON, Gentlem.in. 
 Bom August 21, 1842, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 
 WILLIAM SCHOOLCROFT BURTON, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the counties of Bedfordshire and 
 Buckinghamshire, High Sheriff 1878. Born 1829, being 
 the son of the late John Burton, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace, of Roundhay Grove, in the county of York, by 
 his wife Elizabeth, eldest daughter of tlie late Thomas 
 Musgrave of Foggathorpe. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for SxmB : Per pale indented azure and sable, six fleurs- 
 de-lis, three, two, and one, each within an annulet argent. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 arms emlwwed in armour, the hands proper, holding a 
 Heur-de-lis argent, six annulets interlaced fessewise, also 
 argent. Motto — " Sans changer. " Married, 1855, Mary 
 Judith, only daughter of James Shaw of Stubbing, in 
 the county of York; and has had, with other Issue — 
 James Schoolcroft Burton, Gentleman, born 1857, died 
 1881. 
 
 BURTON -MACKENZIE (L.O., 1887). Quarterly, i 
 and 4 grand quarters, azure, a stag's head caboshed or, 
 between the attires a mullet of the last (for Mackenzie) ; 
 2. grand quarter, counter-quartered i. and iiii. azure, three 
 cinquefoils argent, ii. and iii. argent, three antique 
 crowns gules, all within a bordure ermine (for Fraser of 
 Inverallochy) ; 3. g^and quarter, counter-quartered i. and 
 iiii. azure, three garbs or, ii. and iii. quarterly, first and 
 fourth argent, a pale sable ; second and third azure, a bend 
 between six cross crosslets fitch^e or (all for Erskine, Earl of 
 Buchan), and upon an escutcheon of pretence for and in right 
 of his wife, this same coat and quarterings of Mackenzie. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crests — i. on the 
 dexter, on a wreath of the liveries, a dexter arm enibowed 
 in chain mail, couped at the shoulder, holding a broad- 
 sword in bend proper (for Mackenzie) ; 2. on the sinister, 
 on a wreath of the liveries, a stag's head caboshed or, 
 pierced with an arrow proper (for Fraser). Mottoes — 
 Over the crests, "Fide parta fide aucta;" below the 
 shield, " Dia's mo dhuthaich." Livery — Blue, with yellow 
 facings. 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. John Edward Burton-Mackenzie, J. P. 
 and D.L., b. 1835 ; d. 1901 ; m. 30 March 1869, Isabella 
 Jane, eld. d. and heiress of the late Sir Evan Mackenzie, 
 and Bart., of Kilcoy, co. Ross, J. P. and D.L. : — 
 
 Evan North Burton-Mackenzie, Gentleman, Lt. Lovat's 
 Scouts, Imperial Yeo. , J. P. cos. Ross and Cromarty, b. 
 9 March 1870. Postal addresses — Kilcoy Castle, Muir of 
 Ord, Inverness; Belmaduthy House, Munlochy, Ross- 
 shire. 
 
 BURY, see HOWARD-BURY. 
 
 WILLIAM PENNEFATHER ARTHUR FORBES 
 PHINEAS BURY, Gentleman. Born Sept. 26. 1868, being 
 the only son of the late William Phineas Bury of Carrig- 
 renane, Little Island, co. Cork, by Harriet his wife, second 
 dau. of Arthur Forbes of Newstone, co. Meath. Clubs — 
 Junior Constitutional, Royal Cork Yacht, County (Cork). 
 Livery — Dark green, yellow facings, green and yellow 
 striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings (U.O., Conf. 
 1896) — Vert, a cross crosslet or, on a canton argent, an 
 ermine spot sable. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a boar's head or, couped at the 
 shoulder, pierced at the neck with a spear enibrued proper. 
 Motto — "Virtus sub cruce crescit." Married, 1899, 
 
 Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Catherine, dau. of Maurice Collins of Shauntrade, co. 
 Limerick ; and has /ssae — Phineas Bury, Gentleman, 6. 
 
 feild, M.A., of Upwood. Rector of Keighley, by his wife 
 Sarah, dau. of Rev. Charles Frederick Bond of Margaret- 
 ting, Essex. C/«^— Junior United Service. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron invected gules, gutt^e-d'eau, 
 between three fleurs-de-lis vert, in the centre chief point a 
 saltire couped of the second. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armour 
 proper, charged with a saltire as in the arms, holding in the 
 
 1902; and Iris Euphemia. Seais — Curraghbridge, co. 
 Limerick ; Carrigrenane, Little Island, co. Cork. 
 
 JAMES ROBERT BARRY BURY- BARRY, Gentleman. 
 Born Jan. 3, 1875, being the son of the late Capt. Robert 
 Bury, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, by Anne his wife ; s. his 
 grand-uncle, the late St. Leger Barry, in 1888, when he also 
 assumed the additional name of Barry. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly 1 and 4, barry of six argent and gules (for Barry) ; 
 2 and 3 vert, a cross crosslet or, in chief a crescent for differ- 
 ence (for Bury). Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, out of a castle ar- 
 gent a wolfs head couped sable, langued gules (for Barry) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head couped at 
 the neck or, tusked argent, langued gules, transfixed through 
 the neck by a spear proper, and charged with a crescent for 
 difference gules (for Bury). Mottoes — Under the arms, 
 " Boutez en avant ; " over the second crest, " Virtus sub 
 cruce crescit." .Sffrt/— Ballyclough, Fermoy, co. Cork. 
 
 SJOHN BUSFEILD, Esquire, Major (Retired List) 
 late 79th (Queen's Own) Cameron Highlanders. Born 
 Nov. 18, 1839, being the second son of the Rev. Wm. 
 Busfeild, M.A., of Upwood, Bingley, Yorkshire, and of his 
 wife Sarah, dau. of Rev. F. C. Bond, Margaretting, Essex. 
 C/;/(5— Constitutional. Livery — Green and red. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a chevron invected gules, guttfe-d'eau, 
 between three fleurs-de-lis vert, in the centre chief point 
 a saltire couped of the second. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 m armour proper, charged with a saltire as in the arms, 
 holding in the hand also proper a fleur-de-lis within an 
 annulet or. Married, March 23, 1871, Caroline {d. March 
 30, 1901), dau. of the late J. A. Busfeild. Residence— 
 Laurel Bank, Ripon. 
 
 WILLIAM BUSFEILD, Esquire, J. P. for West Riding 
 CO. of York, Lieut.-Col., late Major 22nd Regt. Born Jan. 
 20, 1837, being the eldest son of the late Rev. William Bus- 
 
 hand proper a fleur-de-lis within an annulet or. Motto — 
 " Medio tutissimus ibis." Married, April 21, 1874, Louisa 
 Emily, youngest dau. of Johnson Atkinson Busfeild ; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Busfeild, Gentleman, b. June 19, 
 1875 ; (2) Johnson Atkinson Busfeild, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 2nd Cheshire Regt., b. Dec. 3, 1877 ; Dorothy; and Emily 
 Mary Victoria. Residence-~V^^\\.-^-'Oc\^\■a, Wrexham. 
 
 THOMAS BUSH, Gentleman, of The Lawns, Alveston, 
 in the co. of Gloucester. Born Oct. 22, 1813, being the 
 fourth son of the late John Bush, Gentleman, of Fifteen 
 Acres, Bitton, in the co. of Gloucester, by his wife Anne, 
 only child of Joseph Gregory Harris of Bitton. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure 
 a wolf rampant argent, armed and langued gules, collared 
 and chained (the chain passing over the front of the body 
 in bend sinister) or, in chief three crosses patee fitchee fesse- 
 ways of the second (for Bushe, alias Duyland, Kydwelly) ; 
 2. argent, on a fesse gules, between three boars statant sable, 
 armed and unguled or, a fleur-de-lis between two eagles 
 displayed of the last (for Bushe) ; 3. argent, two lions 
 passant sable (for Strange of Gloucester) ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a goat's head 
 couped argent, the sinister horn azure, and the dexter 
 purpure ; with the MottO, "Hope me encouragithe. " 
 Married, April 30, 1844, Frances, daughter of John 
 Brickdale Ward, of Upper Hazle, Alveston, in the co. of 
 Gloucester; and has Issue — Mary Frances [m., 1883, 
 William Alford Ward of Fizleaze Rudgway, Glos. ; and 
 has issue]. 
 
 BUSHBY (H. Coll.). Vair, on a chief gules, five passion 
 crosses argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a stag's head 
 erased proper, gutt6e-de-sang, transfixed through the neck 
 by an arrow bendways, point towards the dexter, also pro- 
 per. Motto — " Fructu non foliis." 
 
 Sons of Henry Jeffreys Bushby, Esq., J. P., b. 1820, d. 
 
 1903, m. 1862, Lady Frances, sec. d. of the Rt Hon. 
 
 Francis North, sixth Earl of Guilford : — 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 IBuier 
 
 TBU0 
 
 Henry North (inml Bushhy, Ksq. , J.I*, co. Herts, formerly 
 Lieut. Hcits Yconi. C'av., liitrristcr-nt-I^iw, b. i86»; *». i8q6, 
 Kather, d. of I". l>. Fonl of Sydncv, N.S.W., ami has issue- 
 Ill tkvffrry Honry liu»hl)y, lientlenuin. t. 1899 ; <3) Francis 
 U alter Duilloy Mushhy. iJcnilenian. b. 190a; and Oorothy 
 KtihcT. /-j/u/w— Worniley Hury, in co. Hertford ; Lafjdun 
 Lodge, in co. Maya Postal addrtss—ifA Gloucester I'er- 
 rmee. Hyde Tark, W. CV**— Carlton. 
 
 Dudley Charles Bushby, Gentleman, b. 1864. 
 
 BUSHE. alias DUYLAND, quartered by BUSH. 
 
 ARTHUR BUSHE. Gentleman. Bom , being the 
 
 third KNi of the late Arthur Bushe. Master of the Court of 
 Queen's Bench, by his first wife. Miss Christian. Armorial 
 bMrlnga -t^uarterly 1 and 4, axurc. a wolf rampant argent 
 colliued and chained or, in chief three crosses patte (itch(^ 
 of the second ; a and 3, barry of six argent and azure, a 
 bend compony or and gules (for Greyl. Mantling .azure 
 and argent Great -On a wreath of the coloiu-s. a goat's 
 head argent. Motto — " Moderata durant." A/(irr>V</ Miss 
 Kcough. Rtsidenct — 
 
 CHARLES BUSHE. Esquire, late Colonel S9th Regt. 
 
 Bom , being the eldest son of the bte Thomas 
 
 Bushe, Secretary to the late Ecclesi;\stical Commissioners, 
 by his wife Miss Phillips. Armorial bearlngi— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure, a wolf rampant argent, collared and chained 
 or. in chief three crosses pat^e fitch^ of the second ; 3 and 
 3, borry of six argent and azure, a bend compony or and 
 gules (lor Grey). Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a goat's head argent. Motto — 
 "Moderata durant." Married Miss Victoria Franch. 
 Rtsidtnct — 
 
 ©CHARLES PERCY BUSHE, Esquire, Capt. R.N., 
 J. P. for the Cinque Ports. Bom 1835, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Bushe, Rector of Castle- 
 haven, CO. Cork, by his first wife Fanny, dau. of James 
 Bury of St. Leonard's, near Nazing, Essex. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure, a wolf rampant argent, 
 collared and chained or, in chief three crosses pat^e fitchde 
 of the second ; 3 and 3, barry of six argent and azure, a 
 bend compony or and gules (for Grey). Mantling azure 
 and argent Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goat's 
 head argent. Motto — "Moderata durant." Married, 
 firstly, Louisa (d. 1883), dau. of Paul Walker of Killown, 
 CO. Wexford, and widow of Hugh Dale Matthie ; secondly, 
 1887, Adelaide Chnrlotte Devereux, dau. of Rev. John 
 Harris, Rector of Shercock ; and has Issue — Sylvia Louisa 
 Kendel. Residence — Leelands, Walmer, Kent. Club — 
 United Service. 
 
 ERASMUS BUSHE, Esquire, J. P. for the co. of Wilts. 
 Bom Oct. 31, 1853, being the only son of the late William 
 Bushe, J. P., and his wile Amelia, dau. of William Stan- 
 comb of Springfield House, Trowbridge. Livery— ^\\xt. 
 and silver. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 azure a wolf rampant argent, armed and langued gules, 
 collared and chained or, in chief three crosses patt^e 
 fitchte fesseways of the second (for Bushe, alias Duyland 
 [Kydwelly]), 2. argent, on a fesse gules, between three boars 
 statant sable, armed and unguled or, a fleur-de-lis between 
 two eagles displayed of the hist (for Bushe), 3. argent, two 
 lions passant sable, armed and langued gules (for Strange) ; 
 and for his Crest, a goat's head couped argent, the dexter 
 attire purpure, and the sinister azure; with the Motto, 
 " Hope me encouragithe." Married, August 9, 1876, to 
 Ada, daughter of the late Reverend William Thomas 
 Huxham Eales, Bachelor of Arts, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Vicar of Yealmpton, in the county of Devon. Postal ad- 
 dresses — 32 Bullingham Mansions, Kensington, London, 
 W. ; and Chillingham, near Kingsbridge, Devon. 
 
 GEORGE BUSHE, Gentleman. Born , being 
 
 the fourth son of the late Arthur Bushe, Master of the 
 Court of Queen's Bench, by his first wife Miss Christian. 
 Armorial bearingfs — Quarterly 1 and 4, azure, a wolf ram- 
 pant argent, collared and chained or, in chief three crosses 
 pat^ fitch^ of the second ; 2 and 3, barry of six argent 
 
 and azure, a bend compony or and gules (for Grey). Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a goat's head argent. Motto 
 " Moderata durant." A/arwrf Miss Dunne. Residence — 
 
 PERCY BUSHE, Gentleman. Bom , being 
 
 the son of the laie Arthur Bushe, Esq., Master of 
 the C'ourl of (Juoen's Bench, by his wife Miss Christian. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4. azure, a wolf 
 rampant argent, collared and chained or, in chief three 
 crosses pat^ fitch(5e of the second ; 2 and 3, barry of six 
 argent and azure, a liend compony or and gules (for Grey). 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goat's head argent. 
 Motto—" Moderata durant." Married Miss Atkinson. 
 Residence — 
 
 SEYMOUR COGHILL HOR 1 BUSHE, Esquire, K.C., 
 Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 .ind 4, 
 azure, a wolf rampant argent, collared and chained or, in chief 
 three crosses pat^ fitch(Se of the second ; 3 and 3, barry of 
 six argent antl azure, a bend compony or and gules, impaling 
 the arms of Maude, namely, quarterly 1 and 4, azure, a lion 
 rampant argent ; 2 and 3, argent, three bars gemelles sable, 
 over all a lion rampant gules, charged on the shoulder with 
 a cross crosslet fitch^e or (for Grey). Mantling azure and 
 iu-gent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goat's head 
 argent. Motto — "Moderata durant." Married, July 17, 
 1886, Lady Kathleen Maude, dau. of Cornwallis, ist Earl 
 de Montalt, whose first marriage with Gerald Richard 
 Richard Brooke was dissolved in Jan. 1886. C/k*— Uni- 
 versity (Dublin). 
 
 WILLIAM DAXON BUSHE, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the only son of the late Gervase Bushe, 
 
 by his wife Isabella, eldest dau. of Arthur Usher of Bally- 
 saggartmore, Lismore. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i 
 and 4, a wolf rampant argent, collared and chained or. in 
 chief three crosses pat6; fitchte of the second ; 2 and 3, 
 barry of six argent and azure, a bend compony or and 
 gules (for Grey). Mantling azure and argent. Crest -On 
 a wreath of the colours, a goat's head argent. Motto— 
 " Moderata durant." Residence— 
 
 BUSZARD (H. Coll.). Gules, on a pale argent, between 
 two cinquefoils in fesse of the last, each charged with an 
 
 ermine spot sable, a buzzard close proper. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 buzzard wings expanded and inverted proper, each wing 
 charged with a pellet, and supporting with the dexter leg a 
 cinquefoil as in the arms. 
 
 Son of Marston Buszard, M.D., of Lutterworth, 
 
 Leics., 6. i8oi ; d. 1879; m. 1836, Sarah Catherine, 
 
 d. of John Clarke, Esq. (High Sheriff co. Leicester 
 
 1820) :— 
 
 Marston Clarke Buszard, Esq., K.C. , M.A., LL.M. 
 
 (Cantab.), Bencher of the Inner Temple, Recorder of 
 
 Leicester and formerly of Derby, J. P. co. Leics., M.P. 
 
 for Stamford 1880-1885, b. 1837; m. ist, 1864, Louisa (</. 
 
 1895), d. of late John Mayor Threlfall of Higher Broughton, 
 
 Manchester; 2nd, 1898, Violet, d. of E. R. Whitwell, Esq., 
 
 J. P., of The Friarage, Yarm ; and has issue — Mary Violet : 
 
 and Irene Catherine. J^cs. — 22 Pembridge Square, London, 
 
 W. ; Lutterworth, Leics. Chamben — 5 Crown Office Row. 
 
 Clubs — Reform, Brooks's, Fox. 
 
 ARTHUR HERBERT BUTCHER, Gentleman, 
 L.R.C.P.I. 1889, L.R.C.S. andL.M. Edinburgh 1883, Hon. 
 Surgeon Birkenhead Borough Hospital since 1885, Hon. 
 Consulting Surgeon 1900. Born Feb. i, 1855, Vjeing the 
 third son of the late Major-General Arthur Butcher, by his 
 wife Jane, dau. of Colonel Charles Cox of the 72nd Regi- 
 ment. Lively — Green, with white facings. Armorial 
 
 I 
 
 beaxlngs— Vert, an elephant argent. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a branch of a 
 cotton-tree fructed proper. MottO— ' ' Be steady." Married 
 Alice, dau. of Robert Evans of Gateacre, co. Lanes.; 
 and has Issue — Catherine Hilaire Herbert ; and Stella 
 Frances Herbert. Residence— "EArasXea., Birkenhead, co. 
 Chester. 
 
 LiEUT.-CoLONEL HENRY TOWNSEND BUTCHER, 
 R.A. Born Feb. 9, 1857, being the fourth son of the late 
 Major-Gen. Arthur Butcher, and his wife Jane, dau of Col. 
 Charles Cox of the 72nd Regiment. Armorial bearings- 
 Vert, an elephant argent. Mantling vert and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a branch of a cotton tree fructed 
 proper. Motto — "Besteady." ^T/arnW Annie Susan, only 
 
 dau. of Colonel George James Dalrymple-Hay of the Bengal 
 Staff Corps; and has Issue ~ (1) Arthur James Basil 
 Butcher, Gentleman, b. April 27, 1884 ; (2) Herbert Edwin 
 Dalyrymple-Hay Butcher, Gentleman, b. June 15, 1888 ; 
 (3) Trevor Aveliiig Butcher, Gentleman, b. Aug. 12, 1893; 
 Emily Jane Einna; Violet Ruih ; May; Henryna Gladys 
 Hilaire ; Pearl Townsend ; and Beryl. Residence— 
 
 JOHN GEORGE BUTCHER, Esquire, K.C, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Cambridge, formerly Fellow 
 of Trinity College, Cambridge, Member of Parliament for 
 the city of York since 1892. Born November 15, 1852 
 being the son of the late Right Reverend Samuel Butcher, 
 Lord Bishop of Meath, by his wife Mary. Armorial 
 bearings — Vert, an elephant argent. Mantling vert and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 branch of a cotton tree fructed proper ; with the Motto, 
 " Be steady." Married, 1898, Alice Mary, dau. of E. L. 
 Brandreth, Esq., J. P. Postal addresses — 32 Elvaston 
 Place, London, S.W. ; and Riccall Hall, Yorkshire. Club 
 — Carlton. 
 
 SAMUEL BUTCHER, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., some- 
 time Acting H.B.M. Vice-Consul in Persia at Moham- 
 merah. Bor?i April 5, 1850, being the eldest son of the 
 late Major - Gen. Arthur Butcher, by his wife Jane, 
 dau. of Colonel Charles Cox. Armorial bearings — 
 Vert, an elephant argent. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a branch of a cotton- 
 
 tree fructed proper. Motto—" Be steady." Postal address 
 — c/o Messrs. Thomas Cook & Son, Banking Dept., Lud- 
 gate Circus, E.C. C/«*— Junior Conservative. 
 
 SAMUEL HENRY BUTCHER, Esq., J. P. for co. 
 Kerry, LL.D., Litt.D., M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), for- 
 merly Prof, of Greek in the Univ. of Edinburgh. Born 1850, 
 being the eldest son of the late Right Rev. Samuel Butcher, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBut 
 
 TBut 
 
 D.D.. !-onl Bisliop of Meath. by Mary. dau. of John I.«ahy, 
 E*q. . uf Soulhhiir «»• Kerry 67«*— Al»M;n;»-uni. Armo- 
 riu iMkrUlgB— Veil, iin elepliant argent, iiu|Kiling the arms 
 «rf Trrtuh, namely iuncnl. a lion |>assnnt gules, between three 
 fl«ir*tJeli> luiirc, on a chief of the last, a sun in splendour 
 or. Wwnt""ff vtTt and argent ; and for his OrMt, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a liranch of a cotton tree fructcd pro- 
 per. Motto — "He steady." Married, 1876, Rose Julia 
 (died April 190a), vounRest dau. of the late Most Rev. 
 Richard Chcvenix Trench, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin. 
 ,Sm/— l>anesfort, Killamcy, co. Kerry. Rtsidenct — 
 6 Tavistock Square, W.C. 
 
 Rkv. SAMUEL JOHN BUTCHER. M.A., Clerk in 
 Holv Ordt-rs, Vicar of Weston Beggard, co. Hereford. 
 Bon* February 7, 1838. lieing the only son of the late 
 Robert Butcher of Cork, by his wife Rebecca, dau. of 
 John Dtaves of Cork. Armoiial boarlnga — Vert, an 
 elephant argent. MailtHllg vert and argent. Creit— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a branch of a cotton-iree fructed 
 proper. MottO—" Be steady." Married Mary Haines, 
 dau. of Josrph Platts of the Rusi>ian Admiralty, St. 
 Petersburg; and has /««/*— Grace Mary. Postal address 
 —Weston Beggard, co. Hereford. 
 
 BUTLER, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 BUTLER, see ARCEDECKNE-BUTLER, FOWLER. 
 BUTLER. 
 
 BUTLER (U.O.). Quarterly, i. or, a chief indented 
 azure (Walter or FilrWalter) ; 2. gules, three covered 
 cups or (Butler); 3. argent, a lion rampant g^les, on a 
 chief of the second, a swan close of the first between two 
 i\nnulets or (Carrick) ; 4. ermine, a saltire engrailed gules 
 (FitzGerald). Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, from a plume of five ostrich feathers, 
 a falcon rising argent. Motto — ' ' Comme je trouve. " 
 
 Heirs general — being together coheirs to the Earldom 
 of Carrick in Ireland (cr. with remainder to heirs 
 general i Sept. 1315). and not improbably together 
 entitled to the Hereditary Office of Chief Butler of 
 Ireland (cr. 1177) : — 
 (i) The heir or heirs, if any, of Sir George St. Leger of 
 Annery. 
 
 (2) The Rt. Hon. Eva Mary Fitzhardinge Foley, de 
 jure and sua jure Countess of Ormonde (Irel. , 1529) i6th 
 Baroness Berkeley (Eng., 20 Oct. 1421 ; confirmed Letters 
 Patent, 12 June 1893), a coheir to the Earldom of Carrick 
 and the Barony of Braose of Gower [Arms— Quarterly, i. 
 Milman ; 2. Berkeley ; 3. Mowbray ; 4. Segrave ; 5. 
 Brotherton ; 6. Cary ; 7. Boleyn ; 8. Fitz Walter, as above ; 
 9. Butler, as above ; 10. Carrick, as above, and many others. 
 Bapportan — Two lions argent, the sinister ducally crowned 
 gules, both collared and chained gold], b. 1875 ; s. 1899 ; 
 m. 1903, Capt. Frank Wigram Foley, D.S.O. [Arms — 
 Argent, a fesse engrailed between three cinquefoils sable, 
 a bordure of the last. Crest — A lion rampant argent 
 holding an escutcheon of the arms]. Seat — Martin's Heron, 
 Bracknell, Berks. 
 
 Heir general of the 3rd and last Duke of Ormonde, 
 as such inheriting the Baronies of Dingwall and 
 Butler of Moor Park : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Thomas De Grey Cowper, 7th 
 Earl Cowper (20 March 1717-18), Viscount Fordwich, 
 Baron Lucas, Baron Butler, Baron Cowper, and Baron 
 Dingwall, a Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, a Bart, 
 and K.G. [Arms — Quarterly, i. Cowper; 2. Nassau- 
 D' Auverquerque ; 3. Butler, as above ; 4. Preston ; 5. 
 De Grey and Robinson ; 6. Yorke ; 7. Campbell ; 8. Grey 
 Duke of Kent ; 9. Lucas]. 5<a/j— Panshanger, Hertford ; 
 Wrest Park, Ampthill, Beds. 
 Heir male : — 
 The Marquess of Ormonde (see below). 
 Sons of John, 2nd Marquess of Ormonde, K.P., b. 
 1808; d. 1854; m. 1843, PVances Jane, eld. d. of 
 Gen. Hon. Sir Edward Paget, G.C.B. :— 
 The Most Hon. Sir James Edward William Theobald 
 Butler, 3rd Marquess of Ormonde (Irel., 29 Oct. 1825), 
 Earl of Ormonde, Earl of Ossory (23 Feb. 1527), Viscount 
 Thurles of Thurles, co. Tipperary (Irel., 2 Jan. 1535), 
 
 Boron Ormonde of Llanthony, co. Monmouth (U.K., 
 17 July 1821). K.P., claiming to be 27th Hereditary Chief 
 Butler of Ireland, P.C. , Vice-Adm. of Leinster, Lieut, 
 and Custos Rot. co. Kilkenny [Arms as above. Supporters 
 — Dexter, a falcon wings expanded argent, beaked .ind 
 membered or; sinister, a male griffin argent, lieaked, 
 rayed, collared and chained or], b. 1844 ; m. 1876, Lady 
 Elizabeth Harriet Grosvenor, eld. d. of ist Duke of 
 Westminster, K.G. ; and has issue — Lady Beatrice Prances 
 Etiza>>eth [m. 1901, Maior-Gen. Sir Reginald Pole-Carcw, 
 K.C.B., C.V.O. (y.v.)]; and Lady Constance Maryr 
 iVa/ -Kilkenny Castle, Ireland. Town res. — 32 Uppe, 
 Brook Street, W. Clubs — Carlton, Cavalry, Miullxjrough. 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Lord James Arthur Wellington Foley Butler, M.A. 
 Camb. , late Lieut. 1st Life Guards, b. 1849 ; /«. 1887, 
 Ellen, d. of Gen. Anson Stager, U..S.A. ; and has issue — 
 (i) James George Anson Butler, Esq., b. 1890; (2) ^ames 
 Arthur Norman Butler, Gentleman, b. 1893; Evelyn 
 Frances ; and Eleanor Rachel, ties. — . Clubs — 
 
 Travellers', Carlton. 
 
 Rev. Lord James Theobald Bagot John Butler, M.A. 
 Camb. , Rector of Ulcombe, b. 1852; m. 1885, Annabella 
 Brydon, only d. of Rev. Cosmo Reid Gordon, D.D. , Rector 
 of Chelwynd; and has issue — (i) James Walter Theobald 
 Gordon Butler, Esq., b. 1886; (2) James Hubert Theobald 
 Charles Butler, Gentleman, b. 1899; Violet Mary Emily 
 Maud ; Sybil Frances Christina Lilah ; and Victoria Blanche 
 Constance Theodora. Res. — The Rectory, Ulcombe, nr, 
 Maidstone. 
 
 Sons of Lord James Wandesford Butler, J. P., 
 D.L., b. 1815; d. 1893; m. 1856, Lady Rachel 
 Evelyn Russell, d. of John, 6th Duke of Bedford, 
 K.G. :— 
 James Francis Butler, Esq., b. 1857. Res. — 
 Julian George Butler, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 
 Descendants of the 1st Viscount Mountgarrett (2nd 
 son of 8th Earl of Ormonde), Iwaring the arms of 
 Butler (i.e. Fitz Walter) as above, with a crescent for 
 difference. Crest as above. Motto — " Depressus 
 Extoller." Son of 13th Viscount Mountgarrett, b. i8i6 ; 
 d. 1900; m. 1844, Frances Penelope, only child and 
 h. of Thomas Rawson of Nidd Hall, Yorks. : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Henry Edmund Butler, 14th Viscount 
 Mountgarret and Baron of Kells (Irel., 23 Oct. 1550), 
 
 D.L. cos. York and Kilkenny (High SherifiF Yorks. 1895) 
 [Arms (R.L. 1891): Quarterly, i and 4, per fesse sable 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
IBixt 
 
 IBnt 
 
 i 
 
 and azure, a quadrangular castle with four towers between 
 three martlets all argent (Rawson); 2 and 3, or, a chief 
 indented azure, a crescent for difference (Butler). Crests 
 — I. an eagle's head per fesse sable and azure, gutt^-d'or, 
 holding in the beak two annulets interlaced paleways or 
 (Rawson) ; 2. Butler, as above. Supporters — As Marquess 
 of Ormonde], 6. 1844 ; m. ist, 1868, Mary Eleanor {d. 
 1900), ygst. d. of St. John C. Charlton of Apley Castle, 
 Salop; 2nd, 1902, Robinia Marion, d. of Col. Edward 
 Hanning Hanning-Lee of Brighton Manor, Alresford, 
 Hants; and has issue- (i) Hon. Edmund Somerset Butler, 
 late Lieut. Yorks Hussars, i. 1875 [m. 1897, Cicely, d. of 
 Arthur Duncombe of Sutton, Hall, Easingwold] ; (2) Hon. 
 Piers Henry Augustine Butler, 6. 1903 ; Hon. Elinor 
 Frances [m. 1889, Andrew Lawson of Aldborough Manor, 
 Yorks.]; Hon. Ethel Mary [m. 1897, Henry Rimington 
 Wilson]. Seats — Ballyconra, co. Kilkenny; Eaglehall, 
 Pateley Bridge, Yorks. ; Nidd Hall, nr. Ripley, Yorks. 
 Ciuis — Windham, Brooks's, Wellington. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Henry Butler, 59th Regt., d. 1805; d. 
 
 1881 ; m. 1846, Clara, eld. d. of John Taylor of The 
 
 Newarke : — 
 
 Lt.-Col. Somerset James Butler, J. P. -and D.L. co. 
 
 Kilkenny (High Sheriff 1893), late Roy. Berks Regt., (5 .1849. 
 
 Seat — Kilmurry, Thomastown, co. Kilkenny. Ciuds — 
 
 Junior United Service, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Walter Theobald Butler, Esq., late Major 5th Batt. Roy. 
 Irish Regt., d. 11 Feb. 1853. J^es. — 
 
 Son of William Butler, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., 6. 
 1814 ; d. 1847 ; fu. 1841, Catherine, d. of John Walsh : — 
 Walter Butler, Gentleman, 6. 1842. J^es. — 
 
 Sons of Walter Butler, Gentleman, 6. 1821 ; d. 1900 ; 
 m. 1852, Emily Maria, d. of Michael Farrell : — 
 Theobald Butler, Gentleman, i. 1853; m. 1882, Jane, 
 eld. d. of William Edward Stuart; and has issue — Theo- 
 bald Stuart Butler, Gentleman, i. 1884 ; and Kathleen 
 Dorothea. /?es. — 
 Walter Butler, Gentleman, d. 1855. J?es. — 
 
 Descendants of Edmond Butler, ist Earl of Carrick 
 
 (cr. 1315), bearing Arms — Quarterly, i and 4, Butler 
 
 (i.e. Walter) as above, a crescent for difference; 
 
 2. gules, three cinquefoils argent, on a chief or, a heart 
 
 of the first (Hamilton) ; 3. gules, three cushions argent, 
 
 tasselled or (Redman). Crest as above. Motto— 
 
 "Soyez ferme" : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Charles Henry Somerset Butler, 6th Earl 
 
 of Carrick (10 June 1748), 13th Viscount Ikerrin (12 May 
 
 1629), Major late Welsh Regt. [Supporters — As Marquess 
 
 of Ormonde and Viscount Mountgarrett, but each charged 
 
 with a crescent for difference]; d. 1851 ; m. ist, 1873, 
 
 Kathleen Emily Hamilton (d. 1888), d.^of Lt.-Col. A. E. 
 
 Ross, sth Fus. ; and has surv. issue — Charles Ernest Alfred 
 
 French Somerset Butler, Esq. , commonly called Viscount 
 
 Ikerrin, late Lieut. K.O. Yorks Lt. Inf., Insp. Dept. Agric. 
 
 in Ireland (Glasnevin, co. Dublin), (J. 1873 [/«. 1898; Ellen 
 
 Rosamond Mary, d. of Lt.-Col. Henry Gore Lindsay 
 
 of Glasnevin; and has issue — Hon. Theobald Walter 
 
 Somerset Henry Butler, i. 1903 ; Hon. Horace Somerset 
 
 Edmond Butler, a twin with his brother ; Hon. Rosamond 
 
 Kathleen Margaret ; and Hon. Irene Jane Beatrice] ; Lady 
 
 Kathleen [m. Walter Charles Lindsay]; he m. 2nd, 1896, 
 
 Emily, d. of Codrington Jones. Seat — Mount Juliet, 
 
 Thomastown, Kilkenny. 
 
 Son of Rev. Pierce Butler,*. 1825; d. i86'3 ; m. 1861, 
 
 Catherine Twisden, d. of Rev. Sir. W. M. Smith 
 
 Marriott, Bart. :— 
 
 Pierce Armar Butler, Gentleman, d. 1863; m. 1885, 
 
 Emily, d. of W. I. Riiswuren ; and has issue — Pierce Rollo 
 
 Butler, Gentleman, 6. 1885. /?es. — 
 
 Yr. son of Gen. Hon. Henry Edward Butler, b. 1780 ; 
 
 d. 1856 ; vt. 2nd, 1836, Frances Mauleverer, d. of John 
 
 Parker 'Toulson : — 
 
 Edward John Butler, Esq., Capt. late 2ist Fus., 6. 
 
 1842 ; m. 1879, Elizabeth Turner, d. of G. E. S. Clarke, 
 
 M.D. 
 
 Descendants of Sir Thomas le Botiller {d. 1329), yr. br. 
 of ist Earl of Carrick, bearing Arms — Quarterly, i and 
 4, or, a chief indented azure, three escallops in bend 
 counterchanged (Butler or Walter); 2. argent, a fesse 
 sable (Petit); 3. gules, three covered cups or (Butler). 
 Motto — -"Timor Domini fons vitae." Son of 14th 
 Baron Dunboyne, 6. 1806 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1832, Julia 
 Celestina Maria, d. of William Brander of Morden 
 Hall :— 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Robert St. John Fitz Walter Butler, i6th 
 Baron Dunboyne (11 June 1541), a Rep. Peer for Ireland, 
 Senior Master of the Court of Judicature and King's Remem- 
 brancer, D.L. Middx., J. P. co. Clare. [Crest as above. 
 Supporters — Dexter, a lion guardant argent ; sinister, 
 a horse sable, mane, tail, and hoofs or] ; 6. 1844; m. 1869, 
 Caroline Maude Blanche, d. of Capt. George Probyn ; and 
 has issue— (i) Hon'. FitzWalter George Probyn Butler, 
 Lieut. R.N., served in Witu Exped. (medal and clasp), 
 6. 1874 ; (2) Hon. Lesley James Probyn Butler, Lieut. Irish 
 Guards, served in S. African War (medal and four clasps), 
 6. 1876; (3) Hon. Robert Thomas Rowley Probyn Butler, 
 C.E., P.W.D., India, d. 1882; (4) Hon. Theobald Patrick 
 Probyn Butler, 6. 1884, 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. ; Hon. Lavinia 
 Alice Julia [m. 1891, Rev. John H. Hindson]; Hon. 
 Maude Celestina (m. 1895, Kobert Charles Donner] ; 
 Hon. Blanche Amy Charlotte ; and Hon. Rosalinda 
 Letitia. Seat — Knoppogue Castle, Quin, co. Clare. A'm. 
 — Ouselye Lodge, Old Windsor. Cluds—CsLrhon, Kildare 
 Street (Dublin). 
 
 Sons of James Henry Arcedeckne-Butler, Esq. : — 
 St. John Henry Arcedeckne-Butler, Esq. (q.v.). 
 Capt. James FitzWalter Arcedeckne-Butler, (y.v.). 
 Res.— 
 
 Descendants of Theobald Butler of Priestown, and 
 Maria, d. of Sir Nathaniel Whitwell, bearing : Quar- 
 terly, I. Butler {i.e. FitzWalter), or, a chief indented 
 azure, three escallops in bend counterchanged ; 2. Petit, 
 as above ; 3. Butler, as above; 4. gules, a fesse com- 
 pony or and azure, cottised of the second (Whitwell). 
 Son of James Butler, Gentleman, of Brownstown Park, 
 CO. Meath, b. 1823; d. 1899; in. 1864, Mary Elizabeth, 
 d. of Tottenham Alley of Hill of Ward, Athboy, co. 
 Meath :— 
 James Tottenham Butler, Esq., J. P. co. S. Meath and 
 Donegal, Capt. 5th Batt. Lein.ster Regt. [Motto — "Timor 
 Domini fons vitae." Livery— 'Sine], b. 1868. Seats — 
 Priestown, co. Meath; Holt Lodge, Kintbury, Berks; 
 Altameenagh, co. Donegal. Clubs — Sackville Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 Son of Whitwell Butler, Esq., J. P. of Staffordstown, 
 
 CO. Meath, b. 1799; ^- ^^77 '< '"• ^^^SS' Elizabeth, d. of 
 
 John Paine Garnett of Arch Hall, co. Meath : — 
 
 Richard John Butler, Gentleman, b. 1840 ; m. 1870, 
 
 Georgina Eleanor (d. 1888), d. of Charles Rothwell of 
 
 Kells ; and has issue — Richard John Butler, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1879 ; ^nd Synolda [m. 1903, Rev. Arthur Cowan Digby 
 
 French]. Seat — Staffordstown, co. Meath. 
 
 Son of John Butler of Maiden Hall, i. ; d. 1890; 
 
 tn. 1853, Mary, d. of Robert Barton of Greenhill, co. 
 
 Kilkenny : — 
 
 George Butler, Esq., J. P. co. Kilkenny (High Sheriff 
 
 J901); b. ; tn. 1898, Harriet Neville, d. of Marshall 
 
 Neville Clarke of Graiguenor Park, co. Tipperary ; and has 
 
 issue — Hubert Marshal Butler, Gentleman, b. 1900; Cicely 
 
 Marion ; and Yoanna Vernon. 5^a^— Maiden Hall, co. 
 
 Kilkenny. 
 
 Sons of James Butler, Esq., of Waterville, J. P., b. 
 
 1820 ; d. 1887 ; 7n. 1847, Anne Margaret, d. of Roger 
 
 Green Davis of Killeagh : — 
 
 James Edward Butler, Esq., J. P. co. Kerry (High Sheriff 
 
 1892) ; b. 1856 ; m. 1897, Mary Goyne, eld. d. of William 
 
 Goyne Stevens; and has issue— (i) James Whitwell Butler, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1897; (2) John Hubert Butler, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1900; (3) Edward Vincent Butler, Gentleman, b. 1902; 
 
 Arabella Agnes ; Mary Rosellen ; and Belinda Yielding. 
 
 iVai"— Waterville House, Waterville, co. Kerry. 
 
 Theobald Butler, Gentleman, b. 1857 ; m. 1880, Elizabeth, 
 d. of Richard Bayley of Green Park, Kilmallock ; and has 
 surv. issue — Theobald FitzWalter Butler, Gentleman, b. 
 1894 ; Elizabeth Susan Aileen ; Arabella Agnes Muriel ; 
 Gwenda Mary ; and Synolda. Res. — 
 
 BUTLER (Fun. Entry, 1636, U.O.). Or, a chief 
 indented azure, within a bordure indented ermine, a 
 crescent gules for difference. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers, therefrom a falcon rising argent. Motto— 
 " Com me je trouve." 
 
 Sons of Sir Richard Pierce Butler, 9th Bart., b. 1813; 
 
 d. 1862; tn. 1835, Matilda, d. of Thomas Cookson 
 
 of Hermitage, co. Durham :— , , r. 
 
 Sir Thomas Pierce Butler, loth Bart. (i6Aug. 1628), J. P. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 TBut 
 
 and Vic«.-lJeut, ca Carlo* (MiRh Sheriff 1866). la«e l.ieut. 
 56U1 and 34th Kr^s., srrv«Hl in C rinicM, prcst-nl nt sirRe 
 and lakint; of Sctmslopol (iticdul and tiiisp ;ind Turkish 
 nMMlal), MoTL Col. 8th iiatt. King's Royal Kifle Corps, h, 
 1836; m. 1864, Hester Klisabeth \d. 1904). eld. d. of Sir 
 Alan E. Itelhngham. 3rd liart.; and has issue— (0 Richard 
 l»iercT? liutlcf. K«|., J. P. co. Carlow. Cnpt. 8lh Batt. 
 King's Royal Ririe Corps, served in South African War 
 (niedal and five clasjjs), b. 187a; (a) I homas Ktlniond 
 Butler, hlsq..*. 1876; Kdilh Alice ; Maudt- lsal)el ; Dorothea 
 Hester [•». 1904, Rev. and Hon. Ifenjamin John I'lunket]; 
 and Kleiintw Frances. AVa/j— IValliniemple, Tullow, and 
 Garryhundon, co. Carlow. 67k*j— Carlton, Kild.ore Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 Richard Pierce Butler, Esq., late Lieut. 78th Highlanders, 
 y 18^ ; M. 1864, Florence Isabel, d. of kite Hans Henry 
 Hamilton, Esq., QC. ; and has issue— Hans Pierce Hiitler, 
 Gentleman, b. 1880; Violet [m. 1891, John Francis of 
 Winnipeg^; Eva \m. 1893, Charles E. Hall of Bclcourt, 
 Manitoba]; Isaliel; Mildred; and Kathleen. Kes.— 
 Solgorth, Manitoba, Canada. 
 
 Walter Selby Butler, Esq., Lt.-Col. late 8th Batt. King's 
 Ro>-nl Rifle Corps, b. 1845 ; m. 1885, Alice Iaicv, d. of 
 Edmund Fowler of .Abberley. l-xlgbaston, co. Warwick ; 
 and has issue— Edmund Pierce Butler. Gentleman, b. 1886 ; 
 and Vivien Tilla. 5Va/— Grecnmount, Castle Bellinghatu, 
 CO. l»uth. 
 
 Charles Robert Butler, Esq., late 30lh Regt., b. 1848. 
 A?«.— 43St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. C/«Aj— Wellington, 
 Kildan; Street (Dublin). 
 
 Son of Antoine Sloet Butler, Esq., C.B., late Capt. 
 
 7th Dragoon Gds., Divis. Magistrate in Ireland 1883-88, 
 
 b. 1823 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1st, 1854, Mary, eld. d. of Rev. 
 
 George Hamilton \je Poer Bcresford : — 
 George Beresford Butler, Escj., R.M., b. 1857; m. 
 1896, Georgina Rose Mary, only d. of Capt. Charles 
 Walker, aist Fusiliers. Jies.—VJAloy , Letterkenny, co. 
 Donegal. 
 
 Sfx. son of Sir Thomas Butler, 8th Bart. , *. 1783 ; d. 
 
 1861 ; m. 1813, Frances, fourth d. of John Graham 
 
 Clarke of Sutton, co. Cork : — 
 Henry William Paget Butler, Esq., J. P. cos. Clare, 
 Wicklow, and Kildare, late Capt. 7th Fus., B.A. (Trin. 
 Coll., Dub.), b. 1831 ; m. 1855, Geraldine Sydney (d. 1896), 
 only d. of Lord William Fitzgerald ; and has issue — (i) 
 Frederick Francis Baron Butler, Gentleman, b. 1861 [;«. 
 Bertha Florence, d. of late P. J. Dunne of Rockhampton, 
 Queensland ; and has issue, Frederick Paget Butler, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1892; Reginald Percy FitzGerald, b. 1896; and 
 Constance Geraldine]; (2) Thomas Percy Butler, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1862; and Mabel Howard [in. 1887, Brig. -Gen. 
 James Alfred Coxhead, R.A., C.B.]. C/«3— United 
 Service (Dublin). 
 
 Son of James Butler, Esq., of Ballybar, co. Carlow, 
 
 b. 1788 ; d. 1865 ; m. Eliza, d. of Beauchamp B. 
 
 Hill :~ 
 James Butler, Gentleman, of Ballybar, b. 1826; m. i860, 
 Henrietta Clara, d. of late Charles George Butler, R.N.; 
 and has issue— (i) James Walter Butler, Gentleman, b. 
 1864; (2) Beauchamp Charles Butler, Gentleman, b. 1865 
 [*i. 1896, Elizabeth, d. of late Finlay Muirhead of Natal ; 
 and has issue, Eileen Doris] ; (3) William Arthur Butler, 
 Gentleman, b. 1868 ; (4) Harry Claude Butler, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Imp. Yeo. ("Irish Horse "), served in S. African War, 
 b. 1875 : ^nfJ Amy Sarah. Kes. — 16 Tivoli Terrace, |Kings- 
 town, CO. Dublin. 
 
 Sons of John Bavford Butler Butler, Esq., Capt. R.N., 
 
 b. 1832; d. i888; m. 1867, Hen. Sybil Devereux, d. 
 
 of isth Viscount Hereford : — 
 Francis Algernon Butler, Gentleman, d. 1878. Jies. — 
 Humphrey Charles Butler, Gentleman, b. 1880; m. 1903, 
 Emily Laura, d. of late Alexander J. Baxter. Res. — 
 
 Yr. son of Charles George Butler, Esq. , Capt. R. N. , 
 
 b. 1793; d. 1867; m. 1830, Emily, d. of John Heseltine 
 
 Bayford : — 
 William Charles Butler, Esq., J. P. Cumberland, Registrar 
 Probate Div. High Court of Justice, late Capt. 3rd Border 
 Regt, b. 1844; m. 1877, Emily, d. of H. S. Chadwick ; 
 and has issue — (i) Henry Beauchamp Butler, Gentleman, b. 
 1878 ; (2) Charles Walter Butler, Gentleman, Lieut. Suffolk 
 Regt., served in S. African War, b. 1880; (3) William 
 Bayford Butler, Gentleman, b. 1888; Eleanor Elizabeth 
 Mary; Sybil Emily; and Dorothy Clara. Res. — Durran 
 Hiil House, Carlisle. 
 
 BUTLER (R.L . 1878, U.O.). Quartedy, i. or, a 
 chief indented luur.; ; 2. gules, three covered cups or ; 3. 
 argent, a lion rampant gules, armed and langued azure, 
 on a chief of the st'cond, a swan of the first between two 
 annulets or ; 4. ermine, a saltire gules, the whole within 
 a bordurc engrailed vert. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — Un a wreath of the colours, a falcon displayed 
 proper rising out of a plume of five ostrich feathers 
 argent. Motto " Conime ju irouve." 
 
 Son of John Kilkelly, Esq., J. P., LL.D., of 46 Upper 
 
 Mount .Street, Dulilin, b. ; d. ; m. , Maria 
 
 Elizal)eth, onlyd. and h. of William Butler of Rathilig, 
 
 Queen's Co. : — 
 
 John Piers Butler, Gentleman, B.A. (Dublin), Barrister- 
 
 at-Law, b. 1870. Seat Rathilig, Queen's Co. Res.— 
 
 46 Upper Mount Street, Dublin. Club — University 
 
 (Dublin). 
 
 BUTLER (H. Coll). Gules on a chevron cottised be- 
 tween three covered cups all or, a cross couped azure. 
 Mantling^ gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a falcon rising belled and jessed, the dexter leg 
 resting on a covered cup all or. Motto — " Intuta quae 
 indecora." 
 
 Sons of Rev. George Butler, D.D., Canon of Winchester 
 Cathedral, b. 1819 ; d. 1890; m. 1851, Josephine Eliza- 
 beth, d. of John Grey, Esq., J. P., of Milfield, 
 Northumberland : — 
 George Grey Butler, Esq., J. P. Northumberland, M.A, 
 (Camb.), Barrister-at-Law, late Senior Examr. Civ. Serv. 
 Comm. , b. 1852; m. 1893, Maria, Countess St. Paul (d. 
 1901), only child and heir of Sir Horace St. Paul, 2nd Bart., 
 Count St. Paul ; and has issue — Horace George St. Paul 
 Butler, 5th Count St. Paul of the Holy Roman Empire (cr. 
 20 July 1759 ; Roy. Lie. 7 Sept. 1812), b. 31 Jan. 1898 ; 
 Hetha Grey St. Paul ; and Irene Maria. 5«'a^— Ewart Park, 
 Wooler, Northumberland. Clubs — Athenasum , Royal 
 Societies'. 
 
 Arthur Stanley Butler, Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., b. 1854 ; 
 
 m. 1886, Edith Rhoda, d. of Jasper Bolton of Ballykisteen, 
 
 CO. Tipperary. Res. — St. Swithin, St. Andrews, Fifeshire. 
 
 Charles Augustine Vaughan Butler, Gentleman, ^. 1857; 
 
 m. 1857. Club. — Isthmian. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 203 
 
 Sons of Very Rev. George Butler, D.D. , Dean of Peter- 
 borough, d. 1774 ; d. 1853 ; m. 1818, Sarah Maria, d. of 
 John Gray of Wembley Park, Harrow :— 
 Spencer Perceval Butler, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 
 1828 ; m. 1863, Mary, only child and heir of Rev. Nicholas 
 Kendall ; and has issue— (i) Cyril Kendall Butler, Esq. J. P. 
 CO. of London, i>. 1864 [m. 1893, Louisa Mary, only child 
 of Joseph Beaumont Pease ; and has issue — Walter 
 Kendall Butler, Gentleman, fi. 1901 ; Patrick Kendall 
 Butler, Gentleman, fi. 1903; Mary Kendall; and Daphne 
 Kendall. Seat— Bounon House, Shrivenham, R.S.O. , 
 Berks. Cluds — Windham, Bath, Hurlingham]; (2) 
 Spencer Harcourt Butler, Esq. CLE. (1901); 6. i86g ; 
 [m. 1894, Florence, d. of late Francis Nelson Wright, 
 LC.S.]. Res.— 2 Collingham Place, London, S.W. 
 Chambers — 2 New Square, Lincoln's Inn, S.W. 
 
 The Very Rev. Henry Montagu Butler, D.D. Camb. , 
 Chaplain in Ordinary to Queen Victoria 1877-1885, Dean 
 of Gloucester 1885-6, Hon. Canon of Ely since 1898, 
 Master of Trin. Coll., Camb., since 1886, Vice-Chancellor, 
 Camb. Univ., 1889 and 1890, b. 1833; m. ist, 1861, 
 Georgina Isabella {d. 1883), d. of Edward F. Elliot, Esq., 
 for many years Chief Magistrate at Madras; 2nd, 1888, 
 Agnata Frances (" Senior Classic," Camb. Classical Tripos, 
 1887), d. of Sir James Henry Ramsay, loth Bart., of Banff. 
 He has issue — (i) Edward Montagu Butler, Gentleman, b. 
 1866; (2) Arthur Hugh Montagu Butler, Gentleman, 
 Assistant Librarian to House of Lords, b. 1873 [;«. 1900, 
 Margaret, d. of F. L. Latham, formerly Adv.-Gen. of 
 Bombay]; (2) James Ramsay Montagu Butler, Gentleman, 
 b. 1889 ; (3) Gordon Kerr Montagu Butler, Gentleman, b. 
 1891 ; (4) Nevile Montagu Butler, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; and 
 two dans, (by 1st m.) viz., Agnes Isabel, and Gertrude Maud. 
 Res. — Trinity Lodge, Cambridge. 
 
 HENRY BUTLER, Gentleman. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, on a fesse, nebuly between three covered cups in chief 
 and one in base or, a stag trippant proper. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a grey- 
 hound sejant argent, charged with two bars azure, and 
 resting the dexter paw on a covered cup as in the arms. 
 Motto—'' Labor omnia vincit." Seat — Elmore, Chipstead, 
 Surrey. 
 
 HUMPHREY BUTLER, Esquire, Commander R.N. 
 
 Born , being the youngest but only surviving son 
 
 of the late Humphrey Butler, Esq. (grandson of the 
 1st Viscount Lanesborough), by Alicia, dau. of Michael 
 White, Esq . , Governor of Montserrrat. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, argent, three covered cups in bend 
 between two bendlets engrailed sable (for Butler) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a bordure gules, on a chief vert, a cross tau or, 
 between two mullets of the first. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 cockatrice rising vert, wings expanded argent, combed, 
 wattled and ducally gorged or. Married, April 27, 1852, 
 Eliza Margaret, eldest dau. of William Tewart of Glanton 
 and Swinhoe, Northumberland. 
 
 SAMUEL BUTLER, Gentleman. Born June 9, 1855, 
 being the fourth but second surviving son of William Butler, 
 Esq., J. P., by his wife Ann, dau. of Henry Boam. 
 Armorial bearings— Party per fesse azure and sable, three 
 unicorns' heads in chevron, couped between as many covered 
 cups or, a crescent for difference. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn salient or, 
 holding in the mouth a rose gules, barbed, seeded, slipped, 
 and leaved proper, and resting the sinister forefoot upon 
 a covered cup azure. Motto — " Fac recte et nil time." 
 Residence — Henbury Hill, Westbury- on-Trym, near 
 Bristol. 
 
 F. Grosvenor, M.A., Rector of Dunkerton, Somerset. 
 — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Club 
 
 WILLIAM BUTLER, Esq., of Wilton, co. Kilkenny, 
 B.A. (1836) of Trin. Coll., Dublin, and was called to 
 the Irish Bar in 1839, is a J. P. for co. Kilkenny. Born 
 1814, being the eldest son of the late John Butler of Wilton, 
 by Catherine, dau. of William Butler of Park, co. Tipperary. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly, 1. or, a chief indented 
 azure; 2. gules, three covered cups or; 3. argent, a lion ram- 
 pant gules, armed and langued azure, on a chief of the 
 second, a swan of the first between two annulets or ; 4. 
 ermine, a saltire gules ; the whole within a bordure engrailed 
 vert. Mantling or and azure. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon displayed proper, rising out of a plume of 
 five ostrich feathers argent. Motto — " Comme je trouve." 
 Married, 1842, Jane Diana, dau. of Benjamin Bunbury ; 
 and had, with other Issue — John Butler, Gentleman, b. 1843 
 \m.., 1866, Agnes, only dau. of H. A. Archer, Esq., M.D., 
 and d. 1884, leaving a dau.] Seat — Wilton, Uriingford, co, 
 Kilkenny. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY BUTLER, Esq., J. P. co. Glou- 
 cester. Born June 26, 1850, being the third but eldest 
 surviving son of William Butler, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Ann, dau. of Henry Boam. Armorial bearings— Party 
 per fesse azure and sable, three unicorns' heads in chevron, 
 
 SAMUEL EVAN BUTLER, Esq., J.P. co. Somerset, 
 Captain (Hon. Major) North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry, 
 Barrister-at-Law Inner Temple, M.A. Oxon. Born 1850, 
 being the only son of Samuel Butler, Esq. , of Great Cumber- 
 land Place, J.P. Armorial bearings— Per fesse azure and 
 or, a pale with three covered cups two and one, and as many 
 stags' heads caboshed one and two counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-stag azure, collared or, supporting between the legs a 
 covered cup as in the arms. Motto — "'Tandem implebitur." 
 Married, 1884, Florence S., third dau. of the late Rev. 
 
 couped between as many covered cups or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn 
 salient or, holding in the mouth a rose gules, barbed, 
 seeded, slipped, and leaved proper, and resting the sinister 
 fore- foot upon a covered cup azure. Motto — "Fac recte 
 et nil time." Residence — Summerhill House, St. George, 
 Bristol. 
 
 5 JOHN ERDESWICK BUTLER-BOWDON, Esq., 
 J.P. for CO. Lanes, and Derby, D.L. for co. Derby; 
 
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 ostrich feathers argent, charged with a covered cup gules, 
 therefrom issuant a falcon rising proper (for Butler). 
 Mottoes— " Virtute et numine" (for Creagh) ; " Comrae 
 je trouve " (Butler). Married, November 13, 1888, Eliza- 
 beth Clara, dau. and coheir of the late Cornelius Creagh of 
 Dangan, co. Clare ; and has Issue — Richard Butler-Crcagh, 
 Gentleman, b. 1890 ; and Mary Gertrude. Seat — Dan- 
 gan Castle, Kilkithen, co. Clare. C/«i(j — United Service 
 (Dublin), Clare (Cnnis). 
 
 CHARLES JAMES BUTLER-KEARNEY. Esquire, 
 Lieutenant-Colonel late Royal Munster Fusiliers. Bom 
 1857, being the eldest surviving son of the late William 
 Butler of Drom, by his wife Catherine, only daughter of 
 John Lloyd of Lisheen Castle, in the county of Tipperary ; 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of Kearney, by 
 Royal License, dated April 30, 1876, upon succeeding to 
 a moiety of the estates of nis cousin James Charles Kearney, 
 Esquire. Club — Junior Army and Navy. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent three 
 lions ramf>ant gules, on a chief azure between two pheons 
 or, a gauntleted hand in fesse of the last, holding a dagger 
 of the first, pommel and hilt gold (for Kearney) ; a and 3 
 or, a chief indented azure, three escallops in bend counter- 
 changed (for Butler). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a gauntleted hand in fesse or, holding a dagger 
 argent, pommel and hilt gold (for Kearney) ; 3. out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers argent, 
 issuant therefrom a demi-falcon also argent, with the motto 
 over, "Timor Domini fohs vita:" (for Butler); and below 
 the arms the Motto, "Sustine et abstine." Married, 1873, 
 Georgina, daughter of the late Robert Clarke of Bansha ; 
 and has Issue— ( i ) Theobald William Butler- Kearney , Gentle- 
 man, bom May 15, 1875 ; (2) Trench Frank Butler- Kearney, 
 Gentleman, born December ao, 1877 ; (3) (jeorge Butler- 
 Kearney, Gentleman, bom December 15, 1881 ; and Mary 
 VioleL Estate and postal address — Drom, county Tip- 
 perary. 
 
 BUTT (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, gules, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three estoiles or, a trefoil vert, between 
 two lozenges of the field (Butt) ; 2. or, three bars azure, on 
 a canton gules, a lion's head erased argent (Cox) ; 3. 
 argent, an eagle displayed in chief a cross croaslet fitchte 
 saUe between two (>ellets ( Ramsay). MatitHwy gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's bead 
 erased argent, charged on the neck with a trefoil vert, on 
 the head and mane, plaited or, a plume of three ostrich 
 feathers of the first Motto — " Possunt quia posse 
 Tidentur." 
 
 Son of George Butt, Gentleman, Bengal Ci%il Service, 
 b. 1843 ; d. 1879 ; •». 1875, Annie Frances, d. of 
 Robert Ball, LL.D. of Dublin, and sister of Sir 
 Robert Ball :— 
 The late George Berkeley Butt, Gentleman, Indian 
 Medical Service, b. 3 July 1878 ; d. 190a. 
 
 PHILIP BUTT-GOW. Gentleman (formerly Butt); as- 
 sumed the additional surname and arms of Gow by Royal 
 Licence, dated Aug. 10, 1900. Armorial beartngs — 
 Quarterly i and 4, vert, on a fesse argent, between a cat-a- 
 rooontain sejant guardant in chief and a dexter hand 
 couped holding a dagger erect in base proper, the holly 
 
 leaves of the field, and for distinction a ; 3 and 3, the 
 
 arms of Butt, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms 
 of Gow-Stetiart, namely, quarterly i and 4, or, a lion ram- 
 pant gules, surmoimted of a fesse chequy azure and argent 
 between three mullets of the third, within a bordure of the 
 second (for Steuart) ; 3 and 3, the arms of Gow as above, 
 without the mark of distinction. Mantling vert and ar- 
 gent Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm in armour embowed, holding a broadsword enfiled, 
 with a boar's head all pro{>er ; and in an escroll over the 
 same this Motto, " Caraid ann am fheum " ; 3. the crest of 
 Butt Married Hannah Elizabeth, second but eldest sur- 
 viving dau. of the late James Gow-Steuart (formerly Gow) 
 of Fowler's Park, Hawkhurst, co. Kent, and of Little 
 CiAjnsay, co. Argyll, Gentleman. Residence — Dorville 
 Road. Lee, Kent 
 
 S HENRY EDMUND BUXTON. Esquire. M.A., Trin. 
 Coll., Camb., J. P. for cos. Norfolk, Suffolk, and Yar- 
 mouth ; High SheriffSuffolk, 190a; Vice-Chairman of E.-utem 
 Div. of Suffolk C.C. and Hon. Col. and Vol. Batt Norfolk 
 Regt. (V.D.), Mayor of Gt Yarmouth 1896-7. Bom 1844, 
 bemg the fifth son of Sir Edward North Buxton, 2nd Bi»rt, 
 by his wife Catherine, second dau. of Samuel Gurney of Ham 
 House, Essex. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion ram- 
 pant, tail elevated and turned over the head, between two 
 mullets in fesse sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a buck's head gules, attired 
 or. gorged with a collar of the last, therefrom pendent an 
 escutcheon ar^nt, charged with an African's head proper. 
 Motto—" Do It with thy might" Married, Oct. 1867, \fary 
 Rosalind, dau. of Rev. Abbot Upchcr of Kirby Cane, Nor- 
 folk ; and has Issue— (x) Abbot Redmond Buxton, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1868 ; (a) Ronald Henry Buxton, Gentleman, 
 Lieut 3nd Norfolk Regt., killed in action in Transvaal ; (^) 
 ICdward Hugh Buxton, Gentleman, b. i88o; (4) Knyvet 
 Upcher Buxton, Gentleman. Lieut 4th Norfolk Regt., b. 
 1883 ; Winifred [m. 1901, Major A. C. Waterfield, P.W.O.. 
 Bengjal Lancers]; Violet ; and Rosalind Upcher. Residence 
 — Fritton. Great Yarmouth. 
 
 Dame MARY AUGUSTA BUXTON, Widow, com- 
 monly known as Lady Buxton, daughter of the late Lieu- 
 tenant-Colonel Johnstone. Axmorlal bearings are. upon a 
 lozenge: Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion r.impant, tail 
 elevated and turned over the h«ul sable (for Buxton); 3 
 
 BUTrS. DE, quartered bjr BURDON. 
 
 and 3 saUe. two bars argent, on a canton of the la.st, a buck 
 trippant of the first (aLo for Buxton), and upon an es- 
 cutcheon of pretence the arms of Johnstone, namely argent, 
 a saltire sable, in base a man's heart imperially crowned 
 ftroper. on a chief gules, three cushions or. Married, 
 1865, Sir Robert Jacob Buxton, third Baronet, who died in 
 1888, when the title became extinct ; and has Issue — Maud 
 Isabel [m. Dec. 1901, Gerard J. Barnes, of Toclcenham 
 Manor, Wootien Bassett, Wilts, who assumed by Royal 
 Licence the name of Buxton in lieu of Barnes, 1903], and 
 Sybil Mary, Postal address — 32 Cadogan Place, &W. 
 
 BUXTON (R.L.. a6 March 1902). Quarterly, i and 4. 
 argent, a lion rampant, the tail elevated and turned over 
 the bead saMe. and for distmction a canton guka (Buxton) ; 
 3 and 3, vert, a horse's head erased ermine, in chief two 
 garbs or (Barnes). Mantling s.ible and ar^renl. Crests— 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a stag s head cou[>ed 
 gules, attired or, charged for distinction with a cross 
 crosslet of the last (Buxton) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a garb or, two sickles proper, and two ears of 
 wheat in saltire or (Barnes). MottO — " Whatsoever thy 
 hand findetb to do, do it with thy might" 
 
 Son of John Matthew Barnes of Momingtborpe, 
 Norfolk, m. 1866 Anne, d. of Garrould James: — 
 
 Gerard James Boxton (formerly Barnes) Esq.. J.P. 
 
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 1* the Naral Cockade. 
 
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 [Arau as above, and in prrirncc the same arms of Buxton 
 without marks of ilistinctionj. t. 1870; m. 1901, Maud 
 Isabel (l.ady of the Manors of Dunwell, Curlcton Kode, 
 Tibenhiim, Aslacton. and iCast Marling, Norfolk, and of 
 Tockenham, Wills, and Patroness of two Livings), elder 
 d. and cuh. of late Sir Robert Jacob Buxton, 3rd liart. 
 (extincti, D.L.. M.P. .SV<i//— Icklinghnm Hull. Milden- 
 hall, Suffolk ; Ctmnning Hall, Tibenham, Long Stratton, 
 Norfolk; Tockenham Manor. Woiten Basaett, Wilts. 
 
 SYDNEY CHARLKS BUXTON, Gentleman, Member 
 of Parliament for the Poplar Division of the Tower Hamlets. 
 florm October 35, 185^, Iniing the second son of the late 
 Charles Buxton, K&quire, Member of Parliament, of ?'ox 
 Warren, Cobham, in the county of Surrey, by Emilv Mary, 
 daughter of Sir Henry Holland, first Rironet ; was a Member 
 of I.,on(lon School board, 1876 iS8i ; ap|X)inted Under 
 SecrcLiry of State for the Colonics, August 189a. Anuoxlal 
 bearing— Argent, a lion rampant, tail elevated, between 
 two mullets in fesse sable ; and for his Orect. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a buck's head gules, attired or, gorged with 
 a collar of the last, tlicrefronj pendent an escutcheon argent, 
 chargeil with an Africins head projier; with the Motto, 
 " Do it with thy might." Married, firstly, 1883, Con- 
 stance (who </ 189a), d.iu. of Rt. Hon. Sir John Lubbock 
 (I-ord Avebury) ; and has /ssut — (i) Charles Sydney Buxton, 
 Gentleman, i. May 26, 1884 ; (a) Kenneth Sydney Buxton, 
 Gentleman. A. Sept. 4, 1886 (rf. 1894) ; and Phyllis Sydney. 
 He married secondly, 1896, Mildred, dau. of Hugh C. 
 Smith ; and has further /wi/#— (3) Denis Buxton, Gentleman, 
 *. Nov. 39, 1897 ; and I3oreen. /fesidences~7 Grosvenor 
 Crescent, S.W. ; Crewtimber Place, Hassocks, Sussex. 
 C/ui — Athenaeum. 
 
 ROBERT NICHOLL BYASS, Esq., J. P. for cos. 
 Oxford and Gloucester. Bom 1834, being the elder son of 
 the late Robert Blake Byass of NeviU Court, Tunbridge 
 Wells. Armorial bearings— Argent, three wings bendways 
 
 -A.SSFDU1TV 
 
 azure, in chief two escutcheons of the last, each charged with 
 a fleur-de-lis of the first. Mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreatli of the colours, between two 
 wings azure, a wing argent, charged with an escutcheon as 
 
 in the arms. Motto—" By assiduity." Marrifd, 1st, 1857, 
 Mary, second tiau. of late Rev. William Hutchinson, Rector 
 of Checkley (she died 1879); and, 1884, Mary Agnes, fourth 
 daiL of the late James Dalglish; and has, with other Issue 
 —Rose Nicholl [«•»., 1881. Roliert Wm. Kennard]. Seat— 
 Wyck Hill, Stow-on- Wold. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 SIDNEY HUTCHINSON BYASS, Esquire. J.P. for 
 Glamorganshire. Bom i86a, being the second son of 
 Robert Nicholl Byass, Esc|., j.P., by his first wife Mary, 
 second dau. of late Rev. Wm. Hutchinson, Rector of 
 Checkley. Armorial bearings — Argent, three wings bend- 
 ways azure, in chief two escutcheons of the Last, each 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis of the first. Mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Orest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 between two wings azure, a wing argent, charged with an 
 escutcheon as in the arms. MottO — "By assiduity." 
 Married, 1891, Eveline, dau. of J. L. Stratton, Esq., of 
 Turweston, Brackley. Seat — Craig Avon, Port Talbot, 
 Glamorgan. 
 
 BYGO, quartered by RAWSON. 
 
 BYNG, see CRANMER-BYNG. 
 
 BYRES, see MOIR-BYRES. 
 
 BYRNE (U.O.). Gules, on a chevron between three 
 dexter hands couped argent, a mullet azure. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 mermaid holding in the dexter hand a mirror and in the 
 sinister a comb all proper, and charged with an escallop 
 gules. Motto — " Certavi et vici." 
 
 Sons of Hon. Henry Byrne, Master of Supreme Court 
 of Judicature, Madras, m. Isabella Selina, d. of Capt. 
 Goodinge : — 
 
 Rev, Henry Barnes Byrne, b. . ^«. — Milford 
 
 House, Winchester. 
 
 Rev. John Rice Byrne, M.A. (Oxon. ), formerly H.M. 
 Inspector of Schools, 6. 1837 ; m. 1859, Ella Gertrude, d. 
 of Richard Webb, Esq., J. P., of Donnington Hall, Here- 
 fordshire ; and has issue — Lionel Stanley Rice Byrne, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1863 ; and Evelyn Dorothea Adelaide. 
 /fes. — Grange House, Upper Norwood, London, S.E. 
 Sons of Maj.-Gen. Thomos Edmond Byrne, R.A. : — 
 
 Reginald Jerome Edmond Byrne, Gentleman, b. 
 
 Henry Andrew Lorenzo Zoylo de Tejada Byrne, Gentle- 
 man, b. 
 
 Gerald Bertram Herreros de Tejada Byrne, Gentleman, 
 b. . 
 
 The Late Hon. Sir EDMUND WIDDRINGTON 
 BYRNE, Kt. Bach. {1897), a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, 
 sometime Q.C. and a Member of Gen. Council of the Bar, 
 M.P. for S.W. or Walthamstow Div. of Essex 1892 to 
 1897, when he was appointed a Judge of the High Court of 
 Justice (Chancery Division). Born June 30, 1844, being 
 the eldest son of Edmund Byrne, Solicitor, of 3 Whitehall 
 Place, S.W., by his wife Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Henry 
 Cowell. Armorial bearings — Per chevron gules and 
 barry wavy azure and argent, a chevron invected of the last 
 between two dexter hands apaum^ couped at the wrist also 
 argent in chief, and in base a mermaid proper, holding 
 in her dexter hand a mirror and in her sinister a comb. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a mermaid as in the arms between two dexter 
 hands, also as in the arms. Motto—" Certavi et vici." 
 Married, 1874, Henrietta Johnson, dau. of the late James 
 GuUand of Newton of Wemyss, Fifeshire. Residence— j,7, 
 Lancaster Gate, W. Chambers — 625 Royal Courts of 
 Justice, W.C. C/«^j— Athenaeum, Carlton, Savile. 
 
 THOMAS JOSEPH BYRNE, Esquire, J.P. for co. 
 Louth, Vice Chairman County Council. Born Oct. 17, 
 1862, being the only son of Richard Simon Byrne, Esq., 
 of Rosmakea, J. P., by his wife Judith, dau. of Terence 
 Coleman of Ballybarrack. Livery— \izxV. blue. Armorial 
 bearingfs— Gules, on a chevron between three dexter hands 
 couped argent, a mullet azure. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a mermaid holding in 
 the dexter hand a mirror and in the sinister a comb all 
 proper, and charged with an escallop gules. Motto — 
 
 (^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 " Certavi et vici." Married, Sept. 8, i8gi, Helen, dau. 
 of Thomas Verdon, Esq., J. P., of Mossfield, Wavertree, 
 Liverpool ; and has Issue — Richard Joseph Byrne, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 23, 1895 ; Mary Angela ; Jenny ; Helen ; and 
 Judith. Seat — Rosmakea, Dundalk. Club — Dundalk (Dun- 
 dalk). 
 
 S EDWARD BYROM, Esq., D.L., High Sheriff 1888. 
 Born 1827, being the second son of Edward Vigor 
 Fox, by his wife Anne, dau. of John Daintry, and in accor- 
 dance with the will of Eleanora Atherton of Kersall Cell, 
 he in 1871 assumed the name and arms of her mother's 
 family. Armorial teaxings— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 a chevron between three hedgehogs sable, a canton azure 
 for distinction, in the centre chief point a cross crosslet of 
 the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a hedgehog sable, 
 charged for distinction with a cross crosslet argent. Motto 
 — " Arm6 A tous points." Married, firstly, July ig, 1853, 
 Katharine Mary, 3rd dau. of Thomas Coopland, Esq., of 
 Assenby, Yorkshire ; and by her (who d. 1881) has Issue 
 — Edward Clement Atherton Byrom, Gentleman, M.A. , 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. Nov. 24, 1857 ; Esther Eleonora Mary ; 
 Katharine Florence Mary ; Eleanora Mabel. He m. 2ndly, 
 Oct. 10, 1882, Florence Maria, elder dau. and co-heir of the 
 late Marmaduke Jerard Grimston, Esq., of Grimston Garth 
 and Kilnwick, co. York ; and has further Issue — Edward 
 I-uttrell Grimston Byrom, Gentleman ; and Rose Effie 
 Jerardine. Seats — Culver, near Exeter ; Kersall Cell, co. 
 Lancaster ; Grimston Garth, Hull. 
 
 BYSSE, quartered by MONTGOMERY. 
 
 Rear-Admiral JOHN BYTHESEA, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 ^tZ^iffto^os) Companion of the Most Eminent Order 
 iO ^V\)K^fyK\X of the Indian Empire, on whom Her 
 Majesty has conferred the Decoration of 
 the Victoria Cross. Born 1827, being the son of the late 
 Reverend George Bythesea, Rector of Freshford, in the 
 county of Somerset ; was created Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, 1877, and Companion of 
 the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, 1878 ; has 
 medals — Baltic, 1855, and China, 1858-1860, with clasp. 
 Club~\Jn\icd Service. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, on a chevron engrailed sable, between three 
 crabs, the claws to the dexter gules, the Roman fasces erect, 
 surmounting two swords in saltire, and encircled by a chaplet 
 or. Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent his badges 
 as a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 and a Companion of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian 
 Empire, and his Victoria Cross, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed ar- 
 gent, charged on the breast with the Roman fasces erect, sur- 
 mounting two swords in saltire, and encircled by a chaplet 
 proper, and each wing charged with a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 gules; with the Motto, " Mutare vel timere sperno." 
 Married, 1874, Belinda, third daughter of the late Colonel 
 George Nelson Prior. J'ostal address — 22 Ashburn Place, 
 S.W. 
 
 SAMUEL FRANCIS GLOSSOP BYTHESEA, Esq., 
 J. P., formerly in the 31st Regt., Knight of the Order of the 
 Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Born July 
 30, 1822, being the third son of Rev. George Bythesea, 
 Patron and Rector of Freshford, by Mary his wife, dau. of 
 the laie Francis Glossop of Glossopdale, co. Derby. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron 
 engrailed sable, between three crabs the claws towards the 
 dexter gules, the Roman fasces erect, surmounting two 
 swords in saltire and encircled by a chaplet or. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 muntling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle displayed argent, on the breast the 
 
 Roman fasces erect, surmounting two swords in saltire, and 
 encircled by a chaplet proper, each wing charged with a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e gules. Motto—" Mutare vel timere sperno." 
 Married, 1873, Mary Prideaux, Lady of Grace of the Order 
 of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, third 
 dau. of Rev. J. Michell, and niece and co-heir of T. Prideaux 
 Ball, Esq. , of Urker, Armagh. Seat— The Hill, Freshford. 
 Residence— 2,6 Adelaide Crescent, Brighton. 
 
 BYWORTH (H. Coll.). Per fesse argent and or, an 
 eagle displayed sable, each wing charged with a crescent 
 of the first , on a chief arched azure, between two towers of 
 the second a pale chequey of the first and azure. TWantilTig 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a demi-eagle displayed sable, on each wing a bend 
 
 nebuly or, charged with .a pellet, holding in the beak a 
 bezant, thereon three pellets one and two, a crescent also 
 or. Motto — (underarms) " Bi weorth and weorc " ; (over 
 crest), " Dominus illuminatio mea." Livery — Light drab, 
 black facings. 
 
 Son of Thomas John Cox Byworth, by his wife Susan, 
 
 d. of Henry Vincent Rowse : — 
 Charles Joseph Byworth, Esq., J. P. for Cape Town, b. 
 9 March 1855 ; m. 15 Dec. 1875, Alice Hannah, d. and 
 coh. of James Forster Shedlock ; and has issue — Erskine 
 Oswyn Rowse Byworth, Gentleman, b. 2 Sept. 1890, 
 Eileen Nora Marie ; and Elsie Georgina Forster. Res. — 
 " Narford," Wandsworth Common, London, S.W. Addit. 
 postal addresses — c/o Standard Bank of South Africa, Cape- 
 town and London. Club — Whitehall. 
 
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 ERNKST CABLE. Oflntleman. Bont 1859, bring the 
 ton of the Ule George Cable of Calcudn. Armorial 
 tWTllll - Per pule vert und or. fretty, a fesie dovetailed. 
 aUo per pale, thcrron a ivtX, lielween two padlocks all 
 counierchangttL MantHng vert and or. OrMt On n 
 wreath ui the colours, in front of a fret sable, an escutclicun 
 or. charK<tl with a padlock of the first. Mas /««<■— CJcoi'kc 
 lickTr^ill Cable, (ientlcman, h. 189a; Noorooz Weston; 
 and Kuth M'Carthy. Ktsidtnet- t Cad<^an Gardens, 
 S.W. CV«>— Wellington. 
 
 CADBUKY, quartered by FOX. 
 
 CADDELL. tee CARY-CADDELL. 
 
 Thk Rkvkeknp JOHN MONTAGU CADMAN. 
 M.A. (Canub.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Sedbergh, 
 Yorkshire. Bom March 11, 1856, being the younger son 
 of the late Rev. William Cadman, M.A., Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, late Rector of Trinity. St. Marvlebone. and Canon 
 Resitlentiary of Canterbury Cathedral, by his wife l.oetiiia 
 Ann Rose, lUiu. of the late Rev. Richard Snape. M.A., 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Ikent Eleigh, Suffolk. 
 Armorial bearings— Per fcsse or and gules, a pale counter- 
 changed, three columbines, two and one vert. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a rock, a stork's head both proper, ducally crowned or. 
 Motto — " Deus et patria." Married, Aug. 25, 1886, Annie 
 Sophia, onlv dau. of Rev. Henry Moore Mosse. M.A. , 
 Rector of Heage. Derbyshire. Residtnu—^X. Matthew's 
 Vicarage, New Kent Road, London, S.E. 
 
 Thk Revkrknd WILLIAM SNAPE CADMAN. M.A. 
 Cantab.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Boxley, co. Kent. 
 Bom Jan 4, 1853, being the elder son of the late Rev. 
 William Cadman. M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, late Rector 
 of Trinity, St. Marleybone, and Canon Residentiary of 
 Canterlxjry Cathedral, by his wife Loetitia Ann Rose, dau. 
 of the late Rev. Richard Snape, M.A., Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Rector of Brent Eleigh, Suffolk. Amorial bear- 
 ings — Per fesse or and gules, a pale counterchanged, three 
 
 columbines, two and one vert. MantUng gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock, a 
 stork's head, both proper, ducally crowned or. Motto — 
 " Deus et patria." Married, Jan. 15, 1885, Constance 
 Maria, younger dau. of the late Christopher Procter of 
 5 Cambridge Terrace. Regent's Park, and of Lincoln's Inn 
 Fields; and has /««* — Cuthbert William Montagu Cad- 
 man, Gentleman, b. May 4, 1889; Dorothy Constance; 
 and Hilda Loetitia. Residence —^h^ Vicarage, Boxley, 
 near Maidstone, Kent. C/tt#— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 CHARLES HAVDON WILKINSON CAFE, Esquire, 
 Colonel (rctiretl list) late Royal Sussex Regiment; served 
 in the ICgyptian War, 188a, and Tirali Campaign. Horn 
 August 31. 1851, being the eldest son of the late Lt.-Col. 
 Haydon Lloyd Cafe of Westgate-on-Sea, by his wife 
 Harriet Emily, dau. of John V/illiam Wilkinson of Chi- 
 chester. Armorial beanngs — Quarterly gules and azure, 
 a cross argent between in the first and fourth cantons a 
 sword, and in the second and third a Saracen's head of the 
 last. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a sword proper, pommel and hilt or, 
 on an escutcheon azure, a Saracen's head argent. Motto — 
 "From Caf to Caf." Married, Sept. 28, 1875, Fanny (rf. 
 1898), dau. of Richard Rugg of Brighton, Sussex ; and has 
 Issue — William Richard Haydon Cafe, d. in infancy, 1880 ; 
 Violet Isabel Harriett ; and Mary Cecilia. Residence — 
 Tunbridge Wells. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 General WILLIAM MARTIN CAFE. V.C, of the 
 Indian Army ; served in the Gwalior Campaign 1843, and 
 was present at the Battle of Maharajpore ; in the Punjaub 
 Campaign 1848-49, and was present at Sadoolapore, Chil- 
 lianwallah, Goojerat, and in the pursuit to Peshawar ; in 
 the Indian Mutiny, and was present at the action of Meean- 
 gunge, at the siege and capture of Lucknow, and the action 
 of Rooyah, where he was severely wounded, and gained 
 the Victoria Cross for an act of bravery April 15, 1858 ; 
 
 also served in the Sikkim Expedition in 1861. Born , 
 
 being the third son of Henry Smith Cafe of Egremont 
 Place, Worthing, by his wife Sarah, dau. of William 
 Waine, formerly of Witney, Oxford. Annorial bearings — 
 Quarterly gules and azure, a cross argent, between in the 
 first and fourth cantons a sword, and in the second and 
 third a Saracen's head of the last. MnntUng gules and 
 argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 sword proper, pommel and hilt or, on an escutcheon azure, 
 a Saracens head argent. Motto— " From Caf to Caf." 
 Residence — Wetherby Place, South Kensington. 
 
 JOHN NUGENT CAHILL, Esquire, of Ballyconra 
 House, CO. Kilkenny, J. P. for co. Kilkenny, and Col. 
 (retired) late sth Batt. R. Irish Regt. Born 1850, being 
 the fourth but eldest surviving son of Michael Richard 
 Netterville-Cahill, Esq., J. P., of Ballyconra (who d. 1877), 
 by his first wife Margaret, dau. and coheir of Francis Magan, 
 Esq., D.L.. of Emoe, Queen's Co. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, on waves of the sea, in base a whale naiant proper, 
 in chief a trefoil slipped or. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an anchor erect entwined 
 with a cable proper, out of the dexter fluke an oak branch 
 also proper. Motto— " In Domino confido." Married, 
 1887, Emily, dau. of H. Hodgens. Esq., and has a son, 
 b. 1892. Seat — Ballyconra House, Ballyragget. 
 
 WILLIAM JOSEPH CAIN, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings— Per chevron azure and ermine, a phoenix argent, 
 issuant from flames propter, between two mullets of six 
 points of the third, pierced of the field, and a like mullet in 
 base of the first, pierced of the third. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 demi-heraldic antelope gules, armed and gorged with a 
 collar geniel or, sem6e of plates, supporting between its 
 legs a mullet of six points, pierced argent, a rock proper. 
 Motto— "Esto quod esse videris." Residence —'Wood- 
 bourne Square, Douglas, Isle of Man. 
 
 CAIRD, see HENRYSON-CAIRD. 
 
 CAITHNESS, quartered by SINCLAIR. 
 
 CALCOT, quartered by CHAMBR^, 
 
 CALCRAFT, see LUCAS-CALCRAFT. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY BU LWER CALDWELL, Gentle- 
 man. Born June 3, 1863, being the only son of the 
 late Henry Caldwell, Commodore R.N., C.B., A.D.C. to 
 the Queen, by his wife Mary Eleanor, youngest dau. of 
 
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 William Earle Lytton Bulwer of Heydon Hall, Norfolk. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, three piles sable, the centre one 
 charged with a wreath of oak of the field, the others each 
 with a fountain, and in base four barrulets wavy alternately 
 gules and vert. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, issuant from a naval crown or, a 
 demi-lion, the dexter paw grasping a scimitar proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold, the sinister resting on an anchor 
 erect also proper. Motto — " Ense libertatem petit." Seats 
 — New Grange, Slane, co. Meath ; New Grange Lodge, 
 Bray, co. Wicklow. Residence— The Cedars, Windlesham, 
 Surrey. C/w*5— Arthur's, White's, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 m ROBERT TOWNLEY CALDWELL, Esquire, 
 O Colonel late Commanding 3rd Batt. Gordon High- 
 landers, D. L. , J. P. for the cos. of Aberdeen and Cambridge, 
 M.A., LL.M. Cantab., and Hon. LL.D. Aberdeen, Fellow 
 of Corpus Christi Coll. in the University of Cambridge. 
 Born March 16, 1843, being the son of Lt.-Col. William 
 B. Caldwell, formerly 92nd Gordon Highlanders, by Eliza- 
 beth, eldest dau. of Robert Townley of Townley House, 
 Ramsgate, J. P. Livery — Dark green, yellow piping. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, three piles sable, each charged 
 
 with a fountain ; in base four barrulets wavy alternately 
 gules and vert. Mantling sable and or. Crest — Out of 
 an Eastern crown argent, the rim inscribed "Gooty" in 
 letters sable, a demi-lion rampant holding in its dexter paw 
 a falchion proper, and supporting in its sinister paw an 
 escutcheon azure charged with a representation of the medal 
 conferred upon Sir Alexander Caldwell in commemoration 
 of his services at the siege of Seringapatam pendent from a 
 riband tenn6. Motto — "Virtus et spes." Married, Jan. 
 3, 1883, to Ellen Philippa Mary [d. Nov. 1886), eldest dau. 
 of Admiral Sir Arthur Farquhar, K.C. B. , of Drumnagesk, 
 Aberdeenshire; and has /j«/«— Keith Farquhar Townley 
 Caldwell, Gentleman,^. Nov. 21, 1886. Residences— 'Brook 
 House, Cambridge; Inneshewen, Aboyne, N.B. Clubs- 
 Carlton, United Service. 
 
 CALEY (H. Coll.). Quarterly or and argent, on a 
 bend gules, between in the second and third quarters a 
 battle-axe erect proper, a mullet of six points between two 
 mullets of five points of the second. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 
 lion rampant proper, charged on the shoulder with three 
 crescents interlaced or, a battle-axe fessewise proper. 
 Motto — " Callide sed honeste." 
 
 Son of Frederick Goodman Caley of Windsor, Berks:— 
 Frederick William Caley, Gentleman, Res. — Beech 
 Bank, Eaton, Norwich. 
 
 CALLANDER, see BURN-CAL LANDER. 
 
 S GEORGE FREDERICK WILLIAM CALLAN- 
 DER, Esq., J. P. for co. Stirling and D.L. for co. 
 Argyll. Born 1848, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Henry Callander of Craigforth and Ardkinglas, by his second 
 wife Charlotte Edith Eleanora, only dau. of the late John 
 George Campbell. Armorial bearings - Quarterly, ist 
 grand quarter, sable a bend chequy or and gules, between 
 six billets of the second (for Callander) ; 2nd grand quarter, 
 quarterly i. and iiii. , azure a deer's head caboshed or; ii. 
 and iii. , gules three legs in armour proper, garnished and 
 spurred or, flexed and conjoined in triangle at the upper 
 part of the thigh (for Mackenzie of Grandvale) ; 3rd grand 
 quarter, quarterly i. and iiii. argent, three gilly-flowers gules 
 within a double tressure flory counterflory vert ; ii. and iii., 
 sable a bend between six billets or, in the centre of the 
 quarters a crescent gules, all within a bordure compony 
 gules and argent (for Livingstone) ; 4th grand quarter, 
 gyronny of eight sable and or, a bordure of the second (for 
 Campbell). Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand 
 proper, holding a billet or ; and in an escroU above, the 
 Motto, " I mean well." Married, 1876, Alice L., eldest 
 dau. of J. C. Craigie-Halkett, Esq., of Cramond. Seats 
 — Craigforth House, Stirling; Ardkinglas, Cairndow, vi& 
 Glasgow. 
 
 JOHN SHARP CALLENDER-BRODIE of Idvies, co. 
 Forfar, Gentleman. Born Dec. 17, 1850, being the eldest 
 son of John Archibald Callender. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, on a chevron gules, between three 
 mullets azure, a galley proper with four oars in action within 
 a bordure engrailed of the second (for Brodie of Idvies) ; 
 2 and 3, per bend or and sable, six billets all counterchanged 
 (for Callender). Above the escutcheon is placed on the 
 dexter side a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling 
 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 se for Crest, a dexter hand holding a sheaf of arrows proper ;_ 
 and in an escroll above, this Motto, " Be mindful to unite 
 (for Brodie) ; and on the sinister side is placed a hke helmet, 
 with a Mantling sable, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand proper holding a 
 
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 Cat 
 
 Cam 
 
 Mm or. and in «n tscroU above, this Motto, " I mean 
 ««|L" htmfritJ, June 8. 1886. Anne Catherine, eldest dau. 
 of the late John CJcrk Brodie. V^\., C.B.. of Idvies. J. P. 
 mm) U.U ft)r CO. Forfcr, Deputy Keeper of the Signet and 
 Keeper of the General Repiter of Sasines for Scotland, for- 
 nm\f Crown .Veent for ScotUiml ; and has /««*— John 
 Ckrk Biodie L alVeiuter-Hrotlir. Cientlenian, t, May 8, 1894 ; 
 Anne Catherine Gilliam ; and J'hoelie Marianne. Seat— 
 Idvies, Forfar. KesiJemce—aS Moray Place, Edinburgh. 
 
 MARY SYI.VI.A CALMADY-HAMLYN. Bom Aug. 
 9, >88i. being the only child of the late Vincent Waldo 
 Calmady-Hamlyn, Ksq., of I^eawood and Paschoe, Devon, 
 
 tP., l^rd of the Manor of Willesworthy, Barristcr-at- 
 tw (1-incolns Inn). M.A. (Balliol Coll., Oxford), Capt. 
 Royal N. Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, by his wife Emma 
 Joaephine, eldest dau. of Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease. Bart., 
 of Hutton Low Cross, co. York. Assumed the additional 
 sumame and arms of C.tlmady by Royal Licence in the 
 Mtr 1898. Armorial bearinga are, upon a lozenge- 
 Quarterly I and 4, per fesse indented sable and argent, two 
 swords in saltire lietween as many gryphons' heads erased 
 ja pale all counierchanged (for Hamlyn) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 a cnevron beiwecn three pears slipped and pendent, in the 
 centre chief point a cross patte all or (for Calmady). Resi- 
 dtmt* — Bidlake Vean, Bridestowe, Devon. C/»^Sesame. 
 
 CALTHROP, see HOLLWAY-CALTHROP. 
 
 EDMOND LEVESON CALVERLEY. Esq., Capt. 
 4th Batt. Essex Regt. Bom June 7, 1864, being the third 
 son of the late Edmund Calverley, Esq., of Oulton Hall, 
 CO. York. J. P. and D.L. for West Riding, by his wife 
 Istibella Mary, elder daa of Sir John Thomas Selwin, 
 sixth Baronet, of Down Hall, Essex. Armorial bearlngB 
 — Sable, an inescutcheon within an orle of owls argent, 
 MawtiVfiy sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a homed owl argent. Married, July 19, 1893, 
 Sybil Maitland, eldest dau. of Osbert Salvin, F.R.S., of 
 Hawksfold, Fernhurst, Sussex; and has Issue — Hugh 
 Salvin Calverley, Gentleman, b. Aug. 30, 1894 ; and Amice 
 Mary. Postal address — 18 Cheyne Gardens, S. W. 
 
 HORACE WALTER CALVERLEY, Esquire, late 
 Capt. sth Dragoon Guards. Bom Sept. 3, 1862, being 
 the second son of the late Edmund Calverley, Esq., of 
 Ouhon Hall, co. York, J. P. and D.L. for West Riding, by 
 his wife Isabella Mary, elder dau. of Sir John Thomas 
 Selwin, sixth Baronet, of Down Hall, Essex. Aimorial 
 twarinj^a — Sable, an inescutcheon within an orle of owls 
 argent, and impaling the arms of Henniker, namely or, on 
 a chevron gules, between two crescents in chief and in base 
 an escallop azure, three estoiles argent. MafitUng' sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a homed 
 owl argent. Married, Jan. 6, 1891, Louisa Mary, youngest 
 daa of Sir Brydges Henniker, Bart. Postal address — 
 38 South Eaton Place, S.W. 
 
 S TREVOR WHELER CALVERLEY-RUDSTON, 
 Esquire, J. P. for North Riding, J. P. and D.L. for 
 E. Riding co. York.. F.R. Hort. S., F.Z.S. (London); 
 assumed by Royal Licence the name of Calverley-Rudston 
 in compliance with the will of his uncle, the late William 
 Henry Rudston-Read. Bom Dec. 30, 1851, being the 
 only son of Rev. George Rudston-Read, M.A., Rector of 
 Sutton-on-Derwent, E.R. co. York, by his wife Teresa, 
 eldest dau. of Rev. William Wheler. Armorial bearlngrs 
 — Argent, three bulls' heads erased pean, each charged on 
 the neck with a cross moline or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bear's paw 
 erect pean, grasping a cross moline erminois. Married, 
 1873, Annie \d. Dec. 28, 1900) only dau. of the late Gilbert 
 Wilkes, Esq., of Chadwick Manor, co. Warwick; and 
 has Issue— [X\ William George Trevor Calverley-Rudston, 
 Esq.. J. P. East Riding co. York, b. Feb. 14, 1874 ; (2) a son, 
 b. and d. 1884 ; Annie Teresa ; and Evelyn Maud. Seats 
 — .Mlerthorpe Hall, Pocklington, Yorks ; Hayton, Yorks. 
 C/«<*j— Carlton, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 JOHN JACKSON CALVERT. Esquire, Qerk of the 
 Parliaments in the Colony of New South Wales. Bom 
 Aug. 31, 1830. being the second son of the Very Rev. 
 ■fTiomas Calvert. Warden and Dean of Manchester. 
 Chaplain to His Majesty King William IV.. by his wife 
 
 Juliana, eldest dau. of Sir Charles Watson, Baronet, of 
 Wratting Park, in the county of Cambridge. Armorial 
 bearings He bears for Anns : Quarterly i and 4, or 
 
 six gouttes. three, two and one gules, within a bordure azure, 
 charged |with eight owls argent (for Calvert) ; 2 and 3. 
 argent, on a fesse gules, between two goats' heads couped 
 azure, armed and crined or in chief, and a greyhound 
 courant in base sable, three pheons gold (for Jackson). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon 
 an owl ermine, gorged with a collar azure, pendent there- 
 from an inescutcheon sable, charged with three gouttes, 
 two and one argent (for Calvert) ; 2. a goat's head azure, 
 erased, armed, and crined or, charged on the neck with 
 a pheon as in the arms (for Jackson). Motto — "Domino 
 domus honestanda." Married, 1869, Mary Murray, dau. 
 of James Barker of Sydney ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas 
 Andrew Copley Calvert. Gentleman, b. Nov. 16. 1869 ; (2) 
 Cecil Harnett Hamilton Calvert. Gentleman, b. Jan. Si 
 1875; and Ethel Watson [/«., 1893, Reginald Houblon 
 Calvert, eldest son of the late Major Calvert of Owlstone 
 Croft. Cambridge]. Estates — Woodplumpton Hall and 
 Balderstone. Lancashire. Residence — Mayebank, Manly, 
 Sydney, N.S. Wales, C/«*— Piccadilly. 
 
 CAM, quartered by THACKWELL. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE, see PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE. 
 
 CAMERON, borne upon an escutcheon of pretence by 
 HEAD. 
 
 S DONALD CAMERON of Lochiel, Chief of Clan 
 Cameron (designation "Lochiel"), Lord-Lieut, co. 
 Inverness, J. P. for Bucks, and J. P. and D.L. co. Argyll; 
 M. P. for CO. Inverness, formerly in the Diplomatic Service. 
 Bom April 5, 1835, being the eldest son of Donald Cameron 
 of Lochiel, by his wife Lady Vere Catherine Louisa Hobart, 
 sister of the Rt. Hon. the fifth Earl of Buckinghamshire. 
 C/tt^ J— Carlton, New (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, two bars or, and impaling the arms of Montagu- 
 Douglas-Scott, namely, quarterly. I. the Royal Arms of 
 King Charles II.. namely, quarterly i and 4, France and 
 England quarterly ; 2. Scotland ; 3. Ireland, debruised by a 
 baton sinister argent; II. or, on a bend azure, a mullet of 
 six points between two crescents of the field (for Scott) ; 
 III. quarterly i and 4, argent a human heart gules, crowned 
 with an imperial crown or, and on a chief azure three mullets 
 of the field (for Douglas) ; 2 and 3 azure, a bend between 
 six cross crosslets fitch^e or (for Mar), the whole of this 
 quarter within a bordure or, charged with the double tres- 
 sure of Scotland gules; IV. quarterly i and 4, argent 
 three lozenges conjoined in fesse gules within a bordure sable 
 (for Montagu) ; 2 and 3 or, an eagle displayed vert, beaked 
 and membered gules (for Monthermer). Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a 
 sheaf of five arrows proper, tied with a band gules. MottQ 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Cam 
 
 211 
 
 —"Unite," and below the shield, "Pro rege et Patria." 
 Supporters — Two savages with Lochaber axes all proper. 
 Married, Dec. 9, 1875, the Lady Margaret Elizabeth Mon- 
 tagu-Douglas-Scott, second daughter of the Most Noble Sir 
 Walter Francis Montagu-Douglas-Scott, Duke of Buccleuch 
 and Queensberry, K.G. ; and has Issue— (\) Donald Walter 
 Cameron, Gentleman, b. Nov. 4, 1876; (2) Ewen Charles 
 Cameron, Gentleman, b. Feb. 18, 1878; (3) Allan George 
 Cameron, Gentleman, b. July 27, 1880; and (4) Archibald 
 Cameron, Gentleman, b. Jan. 5, 1886. 5<?ai^— Achnacarry, 
 Spean Bridge, Inverness-shire. 
 
 CAMERON of Lochiel (matric. 1795, but in use at a 
 remote period). Gules, two bars or. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 sheaf of five arrows proper tied with a band gules. Mottoes 
 —Over crest, " Unite"; under arms, " Pro Rege et patria." 
 Supporters — Two savages with Lochaber axes all proper. 
 Son of Cameron of Lochiel, b. 1796 ; d. 1858 ; tn. 1832, 
 Lady Vere Catherine Louisa Hobart, sister of sth 
 Earl of Buckinghamshire : — 
 (Donald) Cameron of Lochiel (q.v.). 
 Descendants of Dr. Thomas Cameron of Worcester, 
 d. 1777 [matric. 1730 : Argent, three bars gules, a 
 bordure azure. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand 
 grasping a sword proper. Motto — " Pro Rege et 
 Patria]. 
 
 Son of Rev. Charles Cameron, M.A., b. 1807; d. 
 
 1861 ; m. 1851, Hon. Marcia Sarah Burrell, d. of 
 
 Hon. Lindsey Merrik Peter Burrell, and sister of 
 
 4th Lord Gwydyr : — 
 
 Charles Hamilton Hone Cameron, Gentleman, L.R.C.P. 
 
 (Lond.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), D.P.H. (Camb.), b. 1852; 
 
 m. 1878, Mary Louisa Savile, d. of Robert Mexborough 
 
 Shepherd of Cheltenham ; and has issue— (i) Charles Peter 
 
 Gwydyr Cameron, Gentleman, Cadet R.M.A., b. 1885; 
 
 (2) Ewen Paul Burrell Cameron, Gentleman, b. 1897; 
 
 Stella Willoughby Savile [m. 1903, C. J. F. Cobbold] ; 
 
 and Marcia Ruth Jean. Res. — Kolassy House, Old Town, 
 
 Eastbourne. 
 
 Second son of Rev. Francis Marten Cameron, M.A., 
 
 late Rector of Bonnington, Kent, b. 1824; d. 1900; 
 
 m. 2nd, i860, Hannah, d. of Edward Dale : — 
 
 The Ven. George Henry Cameron, Archdeacon of 
 
 Eshowe, Natal, and Canon of St. Peter's Pro Cathedral, 
 
 the second for difference. Crest — A cubit arm grasping 
 a sword proper. MottO as above], b. 28 Aug. i86i ; m. 20 
 Apl. 1899, Dorothy Margaret, d. of Edwin Arthur Brassey 
 Crockett ; and has issue — Jean Mary ; and Joyce Dorothy. 
 Res. — The Rectory, Eshowe, Natal. 
 
 Son of Archibald Henry Foley Cameron of Lakefield, 
 Inverness, b. 1829 ; d. 1900 ; m. 1862, Charlotte, d. of 
 John Theodore Wilcox : — 
 Donald George Cameron of Lakefield, Gentleman [Anna 
 (rematric. 1851)— Argent, three bars gules, a bordure en- 
 grailed azure. Crest and Motto as those of Dr. Thomas 
 Cameron above], b. 1866. Res. — Chipping Campden, 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 CAMERON (L.O., 17 May 1905). Gules, three bars or, 
 and in chief four bezants. Mantling gules, doubled or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a hand grasping a sprig 
 of crowberries proper. Motto—" Bi DhichioU." 
 
 Son of William Cameron of Muckovie, co. Inverness : — 
 
 Sir Ewan Cameron, K.C.M.G. (1900), Manager of 
 Hong-Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, b, 1841 ; 
 m. 1878, Josephine, d. of late John Houchen of Thetford, 
 Norfolk. Res. — 41 Maresfield Gardens, S. Hampstead, 
 N.W. 
 
 JOHN CAMERON, Esquire, J. P. co. Dumbarton. Bom 
 1869, being the eldest son of the late John Cameron, Esq., 
 of South Bank Ironworks and Meiklehill House, Kirkintil- 
 loch, CO. Dumbarton, J. P. for co.. Provost of Kirkintilloch 
 1880-3, author of " The Parish of Campsie," and a history 
 of " The Clan Cameron," by his wife Elizabeth Bell, eldest 
 dau. of Thomas Purves. Armorial bearings— Gules, three 
 
 Vryheid, M.A. (Camb.) [Arms (rematric. 7 Dec. 1903), 
 viz. Argent, three bars gules, within a bordure azure, 
 charged with eight fleurs-de-lis or, in chief a crescent of 
 
 bars or, in chief three mascles interlaced between two 
 cinquefoils and in base a saltire couped argent. Above 
 the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, an arm embowed in armour, the 
 hand grasping a sword proper ; and in an escroU over the 
 same this Motto, "Pro rege et patria." Residence and 
 postal address— MeM&hiW House, Kirkintilloch, N.B. 
 
 Sir RODERIC WILLIAM CAMERON, Knight 
 Bachelor (1883) ; was Hon. Commissioner for N. S. Wales 
 at the Philadelphia Exhibition in 1876, and at the Pans 
 Universal Exhibition in 1878; Hon. Commissioner from 
 Canada to the Sydney Exhibition in 1879, and the Victorian 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 fiyNlinn in iBSOk B»rm i8a<;. l<einK the son of the late 
 M.t«. ir^Mif^a Caowron. M.I', t'^ co. (ilrngarry in the 
 QiSMikui PwlianitnL ArmorUl b«ariiics-i^>uarterly i 
 and 4 tiwry of tui or and gules, on a pile argent, a maple 
 leaf aUppea proper (for Cameron) ; a and 3. asure, a castle 
 tr«pla>U>werad argent, nuuoned sable, windows and porch 
 taC within an orle or (for Madeod of Haroer). Mantling 
 gules, doubled or. Oraat— On a wreath of his livcni-s. a 
 cubit arro erect proper, the hand grasping a flagstaff in 
 bend Mnister, also proper, therefrom flowing a banner 
 anent. charged with a lymphad sable ; and in an escroll 
 •bo««,'lbts ■OMO, "Hinc orior." Afarritd, firstly, 1846, 
 
 ARCHIBALD ALLEN CAMMELL, Gentleman. Fiom 
 
 , being the sixth son of the late Charles Camnidl, Esq., 
 
 J. P., of Brooklii'ld and Norton, co. Derby, and of Ditcham 
 Park, Hants, by M.iry Anne, dau. of Thomas Roilason of 
 Erdlngton, CO. Warwick. tVi/^j— Union, Wellington. Ar- 
 morliU bearing^— Sable, on a chevron argent, cotised or. 
 
 Mary, dau. of George Gumming of Quebec (she d. 
 1858); secondly, 1861, Anne Fleming, only dau. of the late 
 Nathan I^eavenworth of New York. 5^<i/j— Glennevis, 
 Canada ; Clifton Berney, Staten Island, New York. Clubs 
 — Wellington, Junior Carlton, Turf, 
 
 BERNARD EDWARD CAMMELL. Bom 1850, being 
 the second son of the late Charles Cammell, Esq., J. P., of 
 Norton Hall, &c., by Mary Anne, dau. of Thomas Roilason 
 of Erdington, co. Warwick. Club — Junior Carlton. Ar- 
 morial bearlngB — Sable, on a chevron argent, cotised or, 
 between three camels statant of the second, as many trefoils 
 slipped of the first. Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the coloiu-s, a camel's head 
 erased argent, gorged with a collar gemel sable, holding 
 in the mouth a trefoil as in the arms. Motto — " Perse- 
 verando." Married, 1878, Evelyn Jane, third dau. of Col. 
 William Henry Charles Wellesley, late 7th Fusiliers ; and 
 has surviving /ssue—A dau. Seat— FoUy Court, Woking- 
 ham, Berks. 
 
 CHARLES DAVID WILSON CAMMELL, Gentle- 
 man, late of the i8th Hussars, Consul for 
 (fTfltrttTlHT Liberia at Sheffield. Bom 1847, being 
 '"'**"""''^* the eldest son of the late Charles Cam- 
 mell, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the 
 West Ridmg of the county of York, of Norton Hall and 
 Brookfield Manor, in the county of Derby, and of Ditcham 
 Park, m the county of Southampton. C/«*— Naval and 
 MiliLiry. Livery— Dark grey with silver buttons. Armo- 
 rial bearlners— He bears for Arms : Sable, on a chevron 
 argent, cotised cr, between three camels statant of the 
 second, as many trefoils slipped of the first. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wr^th of the colours, a camel's head erased argent, gorged 
 wuh a collar gemel sable, and holding in the mouth a 
 trefoil iis in the arms; with the Motto, " Perseverando." 
 foslal address— Ashwicke Hall, Marshfield, Chippenham. 
 
 between three camels statant of the second, as many tre- 
 foils slipped of the first. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a camel's 
 head erased argent, gorged with a collar gemel sable, 
 holding in the mouth a trefoil as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Perseverando." Married, Kate, dau. of Dr. Orr ; and 
 has Issue— (}). Seat — Brookfield Manor, Hathersage, Shef- 
 field. 
 
 CAMOYS, quartered by BARTTELOT. 
 
 CAMPBELL, quartered by CALLENDER, WAL- 
 LACE, and SPENS. 
 
 CAMPBELL, see MACIVER-CAMPBELL, STRATH- 
 EDEN, BURNLEY-CAMPBELL, CARTER-CAMP- 
 BELL, COCKBURN - CAMPBELL, PLEYDELL- 
 BOUVERIE-CAMPBELL-WYNDHAM, SOMERSET- 
 CAMPBELL, CLIFTON - HASTINGS - CAMPBELL, 
 and HAMILTON-CAMPBELL. 
 
 CAMPBELL-ORDE, see ORDE. 
 
 CAMPBELL. Gyronny of eight or and sable, in the 
 fesse point a heart gules, ensigned with an imperial crown 
 proper within a bordure azure, charged with three spur- 
 revels argent, on a chief chequy of the fourth and last a 
 galley, oars in action of the second. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — 
 
 Son of Major- Gen. Sir John Campbell, K.C.S.I., 
 C.B. (d. 1877):— 
 
 John Alexander Campbell, Esq., Col. (ret.) Indian 
 Army, formerly Private Secretary to the Maharajah of 
 Mysore, b. , Res. — 
 
 CAMPBELL of Inverneill (L.O., 1875). Gyronny of 
 eight or and sable, the shield placed in front of the mast 
 of a galley, oars in action sable, flags flying. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a boar's head erased proper. Motto-^" Fit via vi." 
 
 is tlie Military CoclMde, 
 
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 213 
 
 Son of James Archibald Campbell of Inverneill : — 
 Duncan Campbell, Esq., of Inverneill {g.v.). 
 Son of James Campbell "of Craignish" and of 
 Blackerton, Devon, 6. ; d. 1895; m. 1883, Agnes, 
 
 d. of George Frederick White of Porchester Gate, 
 Hyde Park, W. :— 
 Ronald Campbell, Gentleman [Arms as above, with 
 (rematric. 1886) a bordure azure], b. 1884. Res. — Vann 
 House, Ockley, Dorking. 
 
 CAMPBELL of Lochnell (L.O.,f. 1672-7). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, gyronny of eight or and sable (Campbell) ; 2. 
 argent, a boar's head erased azure, armed and langued 
 gules (Gordon) ; 3. argent, a lymphad sable, her oars in 
 action sable (Lorn). Mantling^ gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a 
 lance in bend proper. Motto — ' ' Audaces juvo." 
 
 Son of Rev. Colin Campbell : — 
 Archibald Argyle Lochnell Campbell, Esq., of Lochnell 
 (q.v.). 
 
 Son of late Capt. Archibald Campbell of Glendaruel, 
 
 by his second marriage with Christina, d. of William 
 
 Maclaren : — 
 William Maclaren Campbell, Esq., Major ist Batt. 
 Royal Highlanders ("Black Watch") [Arms as above, 
 and (rematric. 5 Feb. 1904) all " within a bordure engrailed 
 
 quarterly gules and azure." Mantling sable, doubled or. 
 Crest as above. Motto — "Arma parata fero." Livery — 
 Brown, yellow facings], b. 7 March 1864. Res. — Govern- 
 ment House, Madras. Clubs — Naval and Military, New 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 CAMPBELL of Tullichewan Castle (L.O., 1869). 
 G)rronny of eight or and sable, on a chief invected argent, 
 a lymphad with sails furled and oars in action, between 
 two hunting-horns stringed all of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 boar's head erased proper. Motto — " Nil tibi." 
 
 Son of James Campbell, Esq., J. P., D.L., b. 1823; 
 
 d. 1901 ; m. 1846, Jessie, dau. of James Black of Cross, 
 
 Arthurlie, co. Renfrew : — 
 
 William M'Oran Campbell, Esq., J. P. cos. Cambridge 
 
 and Lanark, b. 1847 ; m. 1876, Marianne, second dau. of 
 
 the late Thomas Richardson of Ralston, co. Renfrew ; 
 
 and has surv. issue— George M'Oran Campbell, Gentle- 
 man, R.N., b. 1877. Res.—-ii, Palace Court, London, W. 
 
 ALBERT JOHNSTONE CAMPBELL. Born Dec. 
 7, 1854, being the son of James Campbell, late of 58 Lan- 
 caster Gate, London, by his wife Rosalie, eldest dau. of the 
 late Charles Beaufoy of Upton Gray, Hants. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gyronny of eight or and sable, 
 
 within a bordure chequy ermine and vcrt (for Campbell) ; 
 2 and 3, quarterly i. and iiii. gules, a fesse chequy argent 
 and azure ; ii. and iii. or, a lion rampant gules debruised of 
 a ribbon sable (for Lindsay). Mantling sable doubled or. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand proper 
 holding a spur or. Motto — "Remember." Married, July 
 1881, Gertrude, dau. of Thomas Stirling Begbie. Postal 
 address— iT. Gledhow Gardens, London, S.W. Clubs — 
 Wellington, Ranelagh. 
 
 S ALEXANDER JAMES HENRY CAMPBELL, Es- 
 quire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Argyll, ninteenth Captain of Dun- 
 staffnage (a designation created about 1436, and heredi- 
 tary in direct male descent). Born 1846, being the 
 eldest son of John Alexander Campbell, Esquire, Major 
 7th Madras Cavalry, by his wife Annabella, eldest daughter 
 of James Robertson. C/a*j— Conservative (Edinburgh), 
 Royal Highland Yacht (Oban). Livery— ^hxQ and silver. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, i. 
 azure, a castle of three towers argent, masoned sable, 
 standing on a rock proper, doors and windows gules, on 
 the top of the middle tower a cock, and on each of the 
 others an eagle or ; 2. gyronny of eight or and sable ; 3. 
 or, a fesse chequy azure and argent ; 4. gules, a boar's head 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 OlbMhKl or, between a crnoent and spur-rowel in fens 
 aaar*. Upon »hc escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 Ua decree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and on 
 ft wrwih of the livrry is set for OTMt. an anchor in pale 
 revvwd a«ure. Bupporten- On cither side a unicorn 
 anent. armed or, gorgrd with an antique crown, thereto 
 fiKwrf ft chain of the last ; and in an escroll this Motto, 
 ••Vlgflando." Married, January 4, 1888. Jane (of Inver- 
 awe), youngest daughter of the late Alexander Campbell 
 of Moniie; and has Issue— (\) Angus John Campbell, 
 Gentleman, bom 1888: (a) Neil Alexander Campbell, 
 
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 nell Campbell, Gentleman, b. 1879 '< (>) Alexander Andrew 
 Locknell Campbell, Gentleman ; and Augitsta Annie Mary 
 Hora. iVa/ — Locknell House, near Bonawe, N.B. 
 
 5 Sir ARCHIBALD SPENCER LINDSEY CAMP- 
 BELL, Baronet, of Succolh, in the county of Dum- 
 iKirton, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for thai 
 county. Bachelor of Arts of the University of Oxford, an 
 Advocate at the Scotch Bar. Burn June 27, 1852, being 
 the elder son of the late George Ramsay Cantpbell, Eisquire. 
 Honourable East India Company's Service, by Lucy his 
 
 Gentleman, bom 1890; Christina Elizabeth Annabella; 
 and Mary Margaret, ^j/afe— Dunstaffnage. Postal arf- 
 rf/rw— Connel, Argyllshire. 
 
 S ARCHIBALD ARGYLL LOCKNELL CAMPBELL 
 of Locknell, Esquire, J. P., D.L. for co. of Argyll. 
 Bom 1849, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Colin 
 Campbell, Vicar of St. George, Wolverhampton, by his 
 wife Henrietta, daughter of Henry N. Hovy, Consul at 
 Bordeaux to H.M. the King of the Netherlands; succeeded 
 his uncle in 1882. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 gyronny of eight or and sable (for Campbell) ; 2. argent, a 
 boar's head couped azure (for Gordon) ; 3. argent, a lym- 
 phad sable, her oars in action (for Lorn). Hantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest- On a wreath of the liveries, a 
 dexter hand grasping a lance bendways all proper ; and in 
 an escroll above this Motto, " Audaces Juvo." Married, 
 
 {une 26, 1877, Annie Constance, daughter of John Francis 
 'itzgerald, M.D., of Carrick-on-Suir, co. Tipperary, and 
 widow of Richard Carr William Clement, M.D., Staff 
 Surgeon, R.N. ; and has Issue— (r) Archibald John Lock- 
 
 wife, eldest daughter of Thomas Spencer Lindsay of Holly- 
 mount, in the county of Mayo ; succeeded as fifth Baronet 
 on the death of his cousin, February 17, 1874. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, gyronny of eight engrailed 
 or and sable (for Campbell), 2 and 3 azure, a lion ram- 
 pant argent, within a bordure counter-corn pony of the 
 second and first (for Wallace of Ellcrslie). Upon the 
 escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent, and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a camel's head couped proper ; and 
 for his Supporters, dexter, a lion rampant guardant ; 
 sinister, a savage wreathed about the temples and loins 
 all proper ; and in an escroll over his crest this Motto, 
 "Labor omnia superat," Married, January 18, 1887, 
 Harriett Katharine Grace, fourth daughter of Colonel 
 Arthur Reynell Pack, Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, late of Avisford, in the county of 
 Sussex ; and has Issue — George Hay Campbell, Esquire, 
 born January 20, 1894 ; and Lucy Katharine Grace. 
 Seat — Garscube, Glasgow. Residence — 23 Moray Place, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Edinburgh. Cluds— Carlton, National, New (Edinburgh), 
 Western (Glasgow). 
 
 ARTHUR CAMPBELL, Gentleman. Fourth son of 
 the late Arthur Campbell, by his wife Burella, second dau. 
 of Robert Hunter of Pisgah, co. Ayr, Professor of Greek 
 in the University of Edinburgh. Armorial bearings — 
 Gyronny of eight ermine and gules, in middle chief point 
 a covered cup and in base a hunting-horn stringed or ; 
 within a bordure engrailed of the last, a canton quarterly, 
 
 1 and 4, argent, on a fesse azure, three mullets of the first ; 
 
 2 and 3, azure, three garbs or, a crescent ermine for dif- 
 ference. Mantling: gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, an eagle displayed gules, with two 
 heads in a flame of fire or. Motto — " I byde my tyme." 
 Married Jane, dau. of the late Charles Barstow of Kelso ; 
 and has Issue — With several daus. , an only son, 
 Arthur Campbell, Gentleman. 6'ea/— Catrine House, co. 
 Ayr, W.S. 
 
 M DUNCAN CAMPBELL, Esquire, of Inverneill and 
 w Ross, CO. Argyll, J. P. and D.L. for co. Argyll, late 
 Capt. 89th Regt., Lt.-Col. sth V.B. Argyll and Sutherland 
 Highlanders. Born Sept. 11, 1842, being the eldest son of 
 the late James Archibald Campbell, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 of Inverneill and Ross, by his second wife Anne, dau. of 
 Joshua Bowdon. Livery— 'Qxovm and yellow. Armorial 
 bearings— Gyronny of eight or and sable, a bordure azure, 
 the shield placed in front of a lymphad, sails furled and 
 oars in motion sable, flags and pennons flying. Above the 
 shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a boar's head erased or, langued 
 gules. Motto— "Fit via vi." Married, June 10, 1875, 
 Isabel, dau. of the late James Aspinall Tobin of Eastham 
 House, CO. Chester; and has Issue— {\) Duncan Campbell, 
 Gentleman, b. 1880 ; (2) Torquil Lome Campbell, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1885 ; (3) Neill Diarmid Campbell, Gentleman, 
 b. 1892 ; Olive ; Ysobel ; and Una. 5«a^^— Inverneill, 
 Ardrishaig ; Taynish, Lochgilphead, Argyll. Clubs— 
 Junior Carlton, Caledonian, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 S HENRY ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Kent and Norfolk, Capt. Royal East Kent Yeo. 
 
 Cam 
 
 215 
 
 Cav. 1888 to 1892, formerly Lieut. R.H.A. Born April 21, 
 1851, being the third son of the late Colin Campbell of 
 Colgram, Dumbartonshire, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his 
 wife Jessie, dau. of William Middleton, son of John Middle- 
 ton of Shiel, CO. Aberdeen. Armorial bearings— Gyronny 
 of eight or and sable, in chief a mullet counterchanged of 
 the field, all within a bordure embattled vert, charged with 
 eight buckles of the first, and upon an escutcheon of pretence 
 the arms of Clavering, namely, quarterly or and gules, a 
 bend sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of his liveries, a boar's head erect and erased or. Motto 
 — "Fac et spera." Married, July 5, 1876, Ivy Valerie 
 (died June 29, 1898), dau. of the late Sir Henry Augustus 
 Clavering, loth and last Bart., of Axwell Park ; by whom 
 he has Issue— (x) Rawdon Clavering Campbell, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Highland Light Infantry, b. April 13, 1877; (2) 
 Claude Henry Campbell, Gentleman, Lieut. Queen's Own 
 Cameron Highlanders, b. Dec. 4, 1878 ; (3) Gerald Victor 
 Campbell, Gentleman, b. April 29, 1884 ; (4) Eric William 
 Campbell, Gentleman, b. April 8, 1886 ; (5) Harold George 
 Camptell, Gentleman, b. April 6, 1888 ; (6) Montagu Arthur 
 Campbell, Gentleman, b. Sept. 11, 1890, d. Nov. 22 follow- 
 ing ; and Ivy Geraldine. 5m/— Lynford Hall, Mundford, 
 Norfolk. C/«(J— Naval and Military, White's, Royal Yacht 
 Squadron, &c. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable JAMES ALEXANDER 
 CAMPBELL, P.C. (1898), J.P. and D.L. for cos. 
 Forfar and Lanark, M.P. for Glasgow and Aberdeen 
 Universities. Bom 1825, being the son of the late Sir 
 James Campbell of Stracathro, Brechin, North Britain, 
 by his wife Janet, dau. of the late Henry Bannerman, of 
 Manchester. Armorial bearings— Gryonny of eight or and 
 sable, on a chief engrailed argent, a lymphad with sails furled 
 and oars in action, between two hunting-horns stringed all of 
 the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a boar's head erased 
 proper. Motto (over the crest) — " Ne obliviscaris. " Mar- 
 ried, April 25, 1854, Ann (who died 1887), dau. of Sir Samuel 
 Morton Peto, Baronet ; and has Issue — James Morton Peto 
 Campbell, Gentleman, born January 29, 1863 ; Nora Jane : 
 Hilda Sophia ; and Elsie Louisa. Seat — Stracathro House, 
 Brechin, North Britain. C/a3— Carlton. 
 
 JAMES ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Gentleman. Born 
 July 30, 1872, being the son of the late Richard Frederick 
 Fothringham Campbell, Esq., J.P. and D.L., M.P. for the 
 Ayr Burghs 1885-88, Vice-Lieut, and Lieut.-Col. of the 
 Ayrshire Yeomanry, late Captain 8th Madras Cavalry, by 
 his wife Arabella Jane, dau. of Archibald Argyll Hay, and 
 widow of Charles Tennant. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, gyronny of eight or and sable ; 2. argent, a 
 horse's head couped sable, bridled gules ; 3. argent, a fesse 
 gules, all within a bordure compony ermine and purpure. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dexter hand and arm couped at the elbow 
 erect proper, holding a spur or. Motto — " Forget me not." 
 Seat — Craigie House, Ayr. 
 
 HOWARD CAMPBELL, Gentleman. Born 1857, son 
 of John Campbell of Rathfern. Armorial bearings— 
 Gyronny of eight argent and azure, a bordure compony 
 ermine and gules, over all on a canton sable, a boar' heads 
 erased and erect or, gutt^e-de-sang. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar's head 
 erased fessewise or, gutt^e-de-sang. Motto — " Ne oblivi- 
 scaris." Residence— '^z.'Co.kxn, White Abbey, co. Antrim. 
 
 LEVESON GRANVILLE ALEXANDER CAMP- 
 BELL of Fairfield, Ayrshire, Esquire, J.P. co. of Ayr, and 
 late Captain H.M. Indian Army ; succeeded his uncle in 
 1858. Born 1825, being the eldest son of the late Major 
 Charles Hay Campbell of the Bengal Artillery, by Jane 
 Wemyss, dau. of the late Hon. Leveson G. Keith-Murray 
 (and grand-dau. of John, 4th Earl of Dunmore). ArmoriaJ 
 bearings — Gyronny of eight ermine and gules, charged in 
 each division with a mullet or. Mantling gules, doublep 
 argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of his liveries, an eagle's 
 head couped proper. Motto— " Constanter et prudentei." 
 Married, 1849, Sara Anne, dau. of D. Cowan (she d. 1890) ; 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 and has. wiih other /ssmt—ljeytaoa Granville. Hon. Major 
 Ute Ajrrahin! Yeomanry Cavalry. *. 1854 [*».. 1876, Mary 
 
 Douglas, dau. of W. A. Bethune, and has, with other issue, 
 Leveson Granville, d. 1881]. 
 
 MACIVER FORBES MORISON MACIVER CAMP- 
 BELL of Ballochyle, Gentleman. Born June i, 1867, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late William Rose 
 Campbell, Esq., J. P. and D. L. for Ar|^ll, Lieut.-Col. 
 H.E.I.C.'s Military Service, and served with distinction in 
 the Indian Mutiny, by his second wife Jean Morison, dau. of 
 Rev. James Buchanan, D.D., LL.D., Professor of Divinity, 
 New College, Exlinburgh, and of Mary Morison of Het- 
 land, Dumfriesshire. Armorial bearui£^ — Quarterly i 
 and 4, gyronny of eight or and sable (for Campbell) ; 2 and 
 3, quarterly or and gules, a leopard's face proper (for 
 Maclver). Mantling: gules, doubled argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a boar's head couped proper ; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, " I will not forget." 
 /fesidences—Morison House, Hetland, Ruthwell, Dumfries- 
 shire ; and Vancouver City, British Columbia. 
 
 S ROBERT MITCHELL CAMPBELL, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. for co. Ayr, formerly Lieut. Royal En- 
 gineers, late Captain Ayr and Wigtown Militia. Bom 
 September 16, 1841, being the only son of the late Major- 
 General Andrew Campbell of the Bombay Artillery, J. P.. 
 by his second wife Nicola Anne, dau. of the late Colonel 
 Richard Maxwell of Birdstown, co. Donegal. Armorial 
 bearing— Gyronny of eight ermine and gules, in middle 
 chief a covered cup and in base a hunting-horn stringed or ; 
 a canton quarterly i and 4, argent, on a fesse azure, three 
 mullets of the first; 2 and 3, azure, three garbs or, a 
 crescent ermine for difference. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle dis- 
 played gules with two heads, in a flame of fire or. Motto 
 —"I byde mytyme." Married, June 9, 1870, Marianne 
 Letitia Georgiana, second dau. of George Robert Steven- 
 
 son, late of Tongswood. Hawkhurst, Kent ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Arthur Maxwell Mitchell Campt^ell, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. 3rd Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers, b, March ao, 
 1874 ; (2) Montagu Irving Mitchell Campbell, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 13, 1879; and Hilda Burella Mitchell. Seats— 
 Auchmannoch. by Galston, N. B. ; also Glaisnocic, Old 
 Cumnock, N.B. 
 
 Captain WALTER DOUGLAS SOMERSET-CAMP- 
 BELL, C.V.O., late 79th Highlanders, Groom-in-Wait- 
 ing to Queen Victoria 1880-1901 and to the King from 
 1901, Deputy - Ranger of Windsor Great Park from 
 
 1883. Bom , being the eldest and only surviving son 
 
 of the late Walter Frederick Campbell, Esquire, of Islay 
 and of Woodhall, co. Lanark, M.P., J. P., D.L. Clubs 
 — Naval and Military, Travellers'. Aiimorial bearings — 
 Gyronny of eight or and sable, within a bordure engrailed of 
 the first, charged with eight crescents of the second, impaling 
 the arms of Brodrick, namely argent, on a chief vert, two 
 spear-heads of the field erect, and the points imbrued gules, 
 mantling gules doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a griffin holding the sun between his claws pro- 
 per. Supporters — Two lions rampant regardant proper. 
 Motto— "Kidus amicis." Married, April 26, 1881, Marie 
 Louise dau. of J. Guild, and has /««?— Walter Henry 
 Edward Campbell, Gentleman, b. April 24, 1897, and Vic- 
 toria Alexandrina Helena Christian (to whom H.M. Queen 
 Victoria and their R.H. Prince and Princess Christian of 
 Schleswig-Holstein stood sponsors). Residence — Holly 
 Grove, Windsor Park. 
 
 S WILLIAM MIDDLETON CAMPBELL, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Dumbarton, Commissioner of 
 Lieutenancy for the City of London, and a Director of the 
 Bank of England. Bom Aug. 15, 1849, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Colin Campbell, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., by his wife Jessie, dau. of William Middle- 
 ton, son of John Middleton of Shiel, co. Aberdeen. Ar- 
 morial bearingB- Gyronny of eight or and sable, in chief 
 a mullet counterchanged of the field, all within a bordure 
 embattled vert, charged with eight buckles of the first. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a boar's head erect and erased or. Motto — " Fac 
 et sjjero. " Married, Jan. 9, 1873, Edith Agneta, dau. of 
 the late R. C. L. Bevan of Fosbury and Trent Park, by 
 his first wife Lady Agneta Elizabeth Yorke, sister of the 
 4th Earl of Hardwicke ; and has Issue — (i) Colin Alger- 
 non Campbell, Gentleman, b. August 5, 1874 ; (2) Ronald 
 George Campbell, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 1878 ; (3) Norman 
 Robert Campbell, Gentleman, b. March 7, 1880; (4) Evan 
 Roland Campbell, Gentleman, b. July 24, 1887 ; and Agneta 
 Elsp)eth \m. , 1898, Alfred E. Tritton]. Residences — Camis- 
 Eskan, Helensburgh, N.B. ; Fen Place, Turner's Hill, 
 Sussex. Clubs — Union, New (Edinburgh), Western 
 (Glasgow). 
 
 SThe Right Honour ablk Sir HENRY CAMP- 
 BELL-BANNERMAN, G.C.B. (1895), a Member of 
 Her Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Council, M.A. of the 
 University of Cambridge, Hon. LL.D. of the University 
 of Glasgow, J. P. and D.L. for co. Kent, and J. P. for the 
 cos. of Perth and Lanark. Bom 1836, being the son of the 
 late Sir James Campbell of Stracathro, in the co. of Forfar, 
 by his wife Janet, dau. of the late Henry Bannerman 
 of Manchester ; Financial Secretary to War Office, 1871- 
 1874 ; in October 1872 assumed the additional surname 01 
 Bannerman ; Member of Parliament for Stirling District 
 since 1868 ; was subsequently Secretary to Admiralty ; Chief 
 Secretary Ireland ; Secretary of State for War. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, party per pale gules and sable, 
 a banner displayed Ijendways argent, thereon a canton 
 azure, charged with a saltire of the third (for Bannerman) ; 
 2 and 3, gyronny of eight or and sable, on a chief engrailed 
 argent, a galley, her oars in action between two hunting- 
 horns stringed all of the second (for Campbell). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crests, on the 
 dexter side, on a wreath of the liveries, a demi-man in 
 armour proper (for Bannerman) ; and in an escroll over the 
 same this Motto, " Patriae fidelis; " on the sinister side, on 
 a wreath of the liveries, a boar's head erased proper ; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Ne obliviscaris." 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
Cam 
 
 Can 
 
 217 
 
 Seat — Belmont Castle, Meigle, N. B. Town residence — 6 
 Grosvenor Place, S.W, Clubs — Reform, Brooks's, Athe- 
 
 naeum, Oxford and Cambridge, Devonshire, National 
 Liberal. 
 
 SThe Reverend JOHN ERSKINE CAMPBELL- 
 COLQUHOUN, Esquire, Lord of the Barony of 
 Killermont and Garscadden, co. Dumbarton, M.A. , Trin. 
 Coll. , Oxon. , formerly Vicar of Southwold, Suffolk, D. L. co. 
 Dumbarton, J. P. cos. Dumbarton, Lanark, Perth, and Kent, 
 and D. L. co. Dumbarton. Born June 15, 1831, being the 
 second but only surviving son of the late John Campbell 
 Colquhoun, M.P. for Dumbarton 1832, Kilmarnock Burghs 
 1837, and Newcastle-under-Lyne 1842, by his wife Hon. 
 Henrietta Maria Powys, dau. of Thomas, 2nd Lord Lil- 
 ford. Armorial beaxings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on 
 a saltire engrailed sable, a buckle or ; 2 and 3, gyronny 
 of eight sable and or, charged in the centre with a 
 crescent counterchanged for difference with a bordure 
 vair. Crests — i. on a wreath of his liveries, a hand pro- 
 per, holding a buckle or ; 2. upon a wreath of his liveries, a 
 boar's head erected and erased or, langued azure. Mottoes 
 — "Omnia firmat" (Colquhoun), " Fac et spera'' (Camp- 
 bell). Married, Feb. 9, 1864, Emily Agnes, dau. of the Rev. 
 David Barclay Bevan of Amwellbury, Herts ; and \vas, Issue — 
 (i) William Erskine Campbell-Colquhoun, Gentleman, b. 
 June 2, 1866; (2) Laurence Archibald Campbell-Colquhoun, 
 Gentleman, b. April 18, 1869, d. Jan. 6, 1870; (3) Archi- 
 bald John Campbell Colquhoun, Gentleman, b. March 7, 
 1874 ; Agnes Henrietta \in. Rev. S. Pelly] ; Alice Emily 
 \ni. Captain L. A. Bosanquet] ; Rose Eleanor ; Lilian 
 Powys \m. Lieut. H. T. A. Bosanquet, R.N.]; Eveline 
 Janet; Violet Mary; and Helen Margery. Seats — Killer- 
 mont and Garscadden, co. Dumbarton, N.B. ; Ledeame- 
 roch, Dumblane ; Chartwell, Westerham, Kent. 
 
 The Reverend SHOLTO DOUGLAS CAMPBELL- 
 DOUGLAS, Clerk in Holy Orders, J. P. for co. Lanark, 
 M. A. Trin. Coll. , Camb. , late Rector of All Souls, Marylebone. 
 Succeeded to the Douglas-Support estate as heir of entail of 
 Margaret, Duchess of Douglas, and assumed the surname of 
 Douglas 1869. Born June 28, 1839, being the second son 
 of the late Archibald Douglas, 17th Laird of Mains, by his 
 wife Caroline Agnes, dau. of M. Dick of Pitkerro. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a man's heart 
 
 imperially crowned gules, on a chief azure, three mullets of 
 the first ; 2. argent, a fesse chequy gules and of the first, be- 
 tween three mullets in chief azure and a man's heart in base 
 proper; 3. counterquartered, quarterly!, and iiii. , gyronny 
 of eight or and sable, each charged with a trefoil .slipped 
 counterchanged; ii. and iii., argent, a lymphad sable, all 
 within a bordure erminois, impaling the arms of Paget, 
 namely sable, on a cross engrailed between four eagles 
 displayed argent, five lions passant guardant of the field. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, an oak tree with a lock hanging from one of the 
 branches proper. Motto— "Quae serratasecura." Married, 
 Oct. 22, 1889, Violet Mary, second dau. of Lxjrd Alfred 
 Paget, Clerk Marshal to Her Majesty's Household. [The 
 Rev. S. D, Campbell-Douglas and his brothers are, by a 
 special clause in Lord Blythswood's patent, in remainder 
 to his barony.] 5?a<— Douglas-Support, Coatbridge, co. 
 Lanark. C/?<*j — National, New (Edinburgh), Western 
 (Glasgow). 
 
 JEAN MORISON CAMPBELL MILI>ER MORISON, 
 Widow, dau. of the late Rev. James Buchanan, D.D., by 
 his wife Mary Morison of Hetland. Armorial bearings, 
 on a lozenge, are — Argent, a bear's head couped azure, 
 muzzled gules, between three Moors' heads couped sable, 
 banded of the second. Married, firstly, 1862, Lt.-Col. 
 William Rose Campbell of Ballochyle, co. Argyll (who 
 died 1872); and secondly, 1878, Hugh Miller of H.M. 
 Geological Survey ; and by her first marriage has, 
 with other Issue — Mac Tver Forbes Morison Mac Iver 
 Campbell of Ballochyle [to whom refer]. Residences — 
 Morison House, Hetland, Ruthwell, N.B. ; 4 Randolph 
 Cliff, Edinburgh. 
 
 5 JOHN LIULF CAMPBELL-SWINTON, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace of 
 
 Camplje«=@)txJinton tl^:Vi^:^^r 
 
 Battalion King's Own 
 Scottish Borderers, Member of the Royal Company of Ar- 
 chers, the Queen's Body Guard for Scotland. Bor7i March 3, 
 1858, being the eldest son of the late Archibald Campbell 
 Swinton of Kimmerghame, by his wife Georgina Caroline, 
 third daughter of the late Sir George Sitwell, Baronet, of 
 Renishaw, in the county of Derby. Clubs — Carlton ; New 
 (Edinburgh) and Conservative (Edinburgh). Livery — Claret- 
 colour, with red facings and silver buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, sable a 
 chevron or, between three boars' heads erased argent, within 
 a bordure engrailed ermine (for Swinton) ; 2 and 3 counter- 
 quartered, i. and iiii. gyronny of eight or and sable, each 
 charged with a trefoil counterchanged, ii. and iii. argent, 
 a lymphad sable (for Campbell), and on an escutcheon of 
 pretence the arms of White, namely gules, a chevron vair, 
 between three lions rampant or. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and up>on a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a boar chained to an oak-tree fructed all proper ; with 
 the Motto, " J'esp^re." Married, June 6, 1893, Agnes Cecil, 
 youngest daughter of the late George Towry White, Barrister- 
 at-Law, Lincoln's Inn ; and has Issue — Margaret Anne Cecil. 
 Estate and postal address — Kimmerghame, Duns, N.B. 
 
 CANNING, see GORDON-CANNING. 
 
 Cantrel^ 
 
 ALBERT CANTRELL CANTRELL- HUBBER- 
 STY, Esquire, Lieutenant-Colonel com- 
 manding and Honorary Colonel (1892) 
 ist Notts Volunteers (Robin Hood 
 Rifles), late Major and honorary Lieu- 
 tenant-Colonel 3rd Battalion (Militia) 
 Derbyshire Regiment. Justice of the 
 Peace for the counties of Derby and Nottingham, Lord of 
 the Manor of Roclaveston, and patron of Tollerton ; 
 High Sheriff 1903. Bom June 6, 1843, being the younger 
 son of the late Philip Hubbersty of Wirksworth, in 
 the county of Derby, by his wife Anne Augusta, dau. 
 and sole heiress of the late Reverend William Cantrell, 
 Master of Arts, of Alvaston Field, in the county of Derby, 
 and assumed by Royal License in 1894 the additional 
 surname and arms of Cantrell. Ltvety — Green and 
 gold. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, first grand quarter, 
 quarterly i and 4, vert two bars engrailed between two 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
ti8 
 
 Cap 
 
 Cap 
 
 moles atcl in chief. «n<l in Ijasc a griffin's head erased 
 all or (for Hu»>bennyl ; a and i ar^nt, a pelican in her 
 ptety. in chief iwo roses, the whole within as many Haunches 
 all table (for (.antrrll) ; second grand <inarler, llubbersty ; 
 thinl (rmnd quarter, Cantrell ; fourth grand quarter, or, a 
 
 ele aaure. over all a chevron invccled between two garbs 
 chief, and in base a mullet of six points, all counter- 
 changed (for Boultbeel, impaling the arms of Jessop, or, two 
 bars gules gutt* d'or, between in chief a cross coiiped gules 
 beiwven two leopards' laces fesseways sable, and in base a 
 lion nimpant of the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert and 
 or : and for his OratU. i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 bi front of a griffin's head erased argent, charged with a 
 fBSse engrailed vert, a mole fesseways or (for Hubbersty) ; 
 a. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a tower argent, 
 a rock proper thereon, a boar passant sable armed or. 
 charged on the body with two roses argent (for Cantrell) ; 
 with the MottOM, "Propositi tenax" over the Hubbersty 
 
 the elder son of the late Arthur Risdon Capel (who assumed 
 the additional surnames of Carncgy-Arbuthnott). Armorial 
 bMUrlnga Quarterly i and 4, azure, a crescent, between 
 
 crest, and ' Pectus fidele et apertum " over the Cantrell 
 crest. Marritd, December 5, 1876, Martha Lydia, younger 
 daughter of the late William Jessop, Esquire, of Butterley 
 Hall, in the county of Derby, in the Commission of the 
 Peace for the said county; and has Issue — (i) William 
 Philip Cantrell Cantrell- Hubbersty, Gentleman, educated 
 at Eton, Lieut. 15th Hussars, born October 24, 1877; (2) 
 George Albert Jessop Cantrell-Hubbersty , Gentleman, B. A. , 
 educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, born 
 January 19, 1882 ; (3) Edward de Burgh Cantrell-Hubbersty, 
 Gentleman, born March 9, 1888 ; Augiista Margaret ; and 
 Mary Frances. Seat — "Tollerton Hall, Notts. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Wellington. 
 
 ELOISK FANNY JODRELL, in her own right 
 Countess Cape St. Vincent, in the Kingdom of Portu- 
 gal. Married, 1843, the Reverend Henry Jodrell, Rector 
 of Gisleham, 
 
 JAMES CARNEGY CAPEL CAPEL-CARNEGY- 
 ARBUTHNOTT, Gentleman. Bom May 31, 1864, being 
 
 three mullets within a bordure argent (Carnegy) ; 2 and 3, 
 or, an eagle displayed azure, beaked and membered gules, 
 within a bordure vaire (Arbuthnot). Mantling azure and 
 argent CreatB -i. on a wTeath of the colours, a peacock's 
 head and neck couped proper ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a hand grasping a thunderbolt proper. Mottoes (over) — 
 " Interna praestat ; " " Dread God." Residence — 
 
 CAPPEL (H. Coll.). Azure, two palmer's staves saltire- 
 wise or, on a chief of the last, as many catherine-wheels of 
 the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a palmer's staff erect, a catherine- 
 wheel or, between two wings azure, gutt6-d'or. MottO — 
 "Plus ultra." Livery — Blue. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Louis Cappel, D.D., b. 1817; d. 1882; 
 m. 1851, Theresa, d. of William Matthiessen : — 
 
 Louis Cappel, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; tn. 1885, Anna, d. of 
 Emil Springmann, Gentleman ; and has issue — Norman 
 Cappel, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res.—s Ullet Road, Liver- 
 pool. 
 
 Edward Louis Cappel, Esq., CLE., b. 1856. Club— 
 East India United Service Club. 
 
 CAPPER (H. Coll., 1804), Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a 
 chevron eng[railed erminois between two bees volant in chief 
 and a Ijeehive in base or, on a chief of the last two buck's 
 heads caboshed sable (Capper) ; 2 and 3, chequy argent and 
 sable, on a bend erminois three billets azure (Smallwood). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed, vested azure, cuff erminois, 
 the hand grasping a staff in bend sinister proper, thereon 
 hoisted a banner of the first fringed and charged with a 
 bee volant or. Motto — " Qui potest capere capiat." 
 Sons of : — 
 
 William Smallwood Capper, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 Stephen Jasper Capper, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Roundhay, Leeds. 
 
 Samuel James Capper, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Huyton, nr. Liverpool. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Cap 
 
 Car 
 
 219 
 
 CAPPER (H. Coll., 1804). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, 
 a chevron engrailed erminois between two bees volant in 
 chief and a beehive in base or, on a chief of the last two 
 buck's heads caboshed sable (Capper, this coat having been 
 prev. granted 1765 to a cadet branch of the same family) ; 
 2 and 3, chequy argent and sable, on a bend erminois 
 three billets azure (Smallwood). Mantling azure and or. 
 
 I 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed, 
 vested azure, cuff erminois, the hand grasping a staff in 
 bend sinister proper, thereon hoisted a banner of the first 
 fringed and charged with a bee volant or. Motto— " Qui 
 potest capere capiat." 
 
 Sons of William Copeland Capper, Gentleman, 
 Bengal C.S., b. 1832; d. 1902; tn. 1855, Sarah, d. 
 of William Taylor Copeland, sometime Lord Mayor 
 of London and M. P. : — 
 Col. William Baume Capper, b. 1856 ; m. 1888, Helen 
 Parry ; and has issue two daus. A'«.— Simla, India. 
 
 Major and Bt. Lt.-Col. John Edward Capper, C.B. 
 (1902), R.E., served in Tirah Expedn. 1898, and in S. 
 African War 1899-1902, b. 1861 ; w. 1895, Edith Mary, 
 eld. d. of Joseph Beausire of Liverpool ; and has issue- 
 John Beausire Copeland Capper, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; and 
 Edith Frances. v?fj.— Highcliffe, Farnborough, Hants. 
 Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Major and Bt. Lt.-Col. Thompson Capper, D.S.O. 
 (1902), E. Lanes. Regt., served in Chitral 1895, in Nile 
 Exped. 1898, and in S. African War 1899-1902, b. 1863. 
 Res. — Staff Coll., Camberley, Surrey. 
 
 Capt. Alfred Stewart Capper, Central India Horse, 
 
 Adj. Imperial Cadet Corps, b. 1871. Hes.—Ue&rni, India. 
 
 Son of Jasper Capper, Gentleman, b. 1809; d. i88o ; 
 
 '«• 183s, Jane Fryer, d. of James Gilpin:— 
 
 Hon. Thomas Capper, B.Sc. (Lond.), B A. (Camb.), 
 
 Suptg. Insp. of Schools, Jamaica, M.L.C., b. 1853; m. 
 
 1881, Alice Jane, dau. of William Whitfeld of Ashford, 
 
 Kent ; and has issue— Dorothy Whitfeld ; and Ruth. Res. 
 
 — Cassia Grove, Kingston, Jamaica. 
 
 Son of Walter Capper, Gentleman, of Blackheath, b. 
 
 1815; d. 1890 ; m. Eliza Kent: — 
 
 Walter Kent Capper, Gentleman, b. 1842 ; m. Caroline 
 
 Adelaide Garrod ; and has issue— Harry Kent Capper, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1898; and Rita Kent. /?w.— The Priory, 
 
 Shanklin, Isle of Wight. 
 
 Sons of Jasper John Capper, Gentleman, of Edinburgh 
 (yr. br. of Walter r:apper above mentioned), b. 1820; 
 d. 1895 ; m. ist, 1854, Harriet Millington, d. of John 
 Stanway Jackson of Falcon Cliff, Douglas, Isle of 
 Man : — 
 John Brainerd Capper, Gentleman, M.A. Edin., b. 
 1855 ; m. 1884, Emily Sophia, d. of Henry Benjamin 
 Spaldmg of Eastbourne, and widow of Harold Henbest 
 Capper (yr. brother of Walter Kent Capper aforesaid, by 
 whom she had issue three daus.) of Blackheath. Res.— 
 SI Victoria Street, Westminster, London, S.W. Club 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 Stewart Henbest Capper, Esq., M.A. Edin., A.R.I.B.A., 
 Roy. Canadian Academician, Capt. 3rd Field Batt. Cana- 
 dian Mil., Professor of Architecture in Univ. of Manchester, 
 late Macdonald Professor of Architecture, M'Gill Univ.', 
 Montreal, b. 1859. Res.— 337 Moss Lane East, Man- 
 chester. Club — Brazenose (Manchester). 
 
 David Sing Capper, Gentleman, M.A. Edin., M. Inst. C.E. , 
 &c., Professor of Engineering in King's Coll., London, and 
 Member of Senate of London Univ., b. 1864; m. 1893, 
 Lillian Grace, d. of late Dr. Archibald R. Shaw of St.' 
 Leonards-on-Sea ; and has issue— Derick Jasper Capper, 
 Gentleman, b. 1895. Res.— Flks Gwyn, Frognal, Hamp- 
 stead, N.W. Club— St. Stephen's. 
 
 Rev. CHARLES HENRY WARD CAPRON, B.A. 
 (Camb.), formerly Rector of Stoke Doyle. Born March 
 1826, being the fifth son of the late George Capron of 
 Southwick Hall, by his wife Martha, third dau. of William 
 Halliley of St. Neots. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i 
 and 4, per chevron gules and azure, on a chevron engrailed 
 argent, between two lions combatant in chief erminois and 
 a cross flory in base or, three mullets sable (for Capron) ; 
 2 and 3 sable, on a chevron between three lozenges argent, 
 each lozenge charged with an ermine spot, another chevron 
 gules (Capron, ancient). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cross flory or, in 
 front of a demi-man affrontfe in armour proper, garnished 
 gold, holding in the dexter hand an arrow point down- 
 wards proper, the sinister hand resting on the cross. 
 Motto — "Sub cruce salus." Postal address — Westown 
 Lodge, Worthing. 
 
 Rev. GEORGE HALLILEY CAPRON, Esquire, J. P., 
 B.A. St. John's Coll., Camb., formerly Rector of Stoke 
 Doyle. Born Nov. 23, 1816, being the second son of the 
 late George Capron of Southwck Hall, by his wife Martha, 
 third dau. of William Halliley of St. Neots. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per chevron gules and azure, 
 on a chevTon engrailed argent, between two lions combatant 
 in chief erminois and a cross flory in base or, three mullets 
 sable (for Capron) ; 2 and 3 sable, on a chevron between 
 three lozenges charged with an ermine spot, another chevron 
 gules (Capron, ancient). Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a cross flory or, in front of a 
 demi-man affront^e in armour proper, garnished gold, hold- 
 ing in the dexter hand an arrow point downwards proper, 
 the sinister hand resting on the cross. Motto — " Sub cruce 
 salus." Married, 1855, Anna Henrietta, fifth dau. of John 
 Smith, Oundle. co. Northampton ; and by her has Issue — 
 (i) George Her lert Capron, Esq., J. P., B.A. Trin. Coll., 
 Camb., b. 1855 [/«., Jan. 23, 1896, Edith Alice, dau. of Theo- 
 dore Walker]; (2) Theodore Henry Shuckburgh Capron, 
 Gentleman, B.A. Exeter Coll., Oxford, b. 1857, d. May 
 1892; (3) Frederick Hugh Capron, Gentleman, B.A. Univ. 
 Coll., Oxon. [»z. , April 12, 1883, Enid Alice, third dau. of 
 S. B. Boulton of Copped Hall]; (4) Athol John Capron, 
 Gentleman {in. , 1888, Catherine, second dau. of W. Dickin- 
 son of Croydon] ; (5) Walter Evelyn Capron, Gentleman, 
 B.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., Barrister-at-Law [?«., 1894, 
 Mary, third dau. of Rev. R. F. Whistler, Rector of 
 Elton, Hunts]; Constance Henrietta; Martha, d. 1880; 
 Bertha Georgina Pauline ; Bessie Louise ; Flora ; Vic- 
 toire ; and Grace. Seat — Southwick Hall, Oundle, co. 
 Northampton. 
 
 Sir JOHN CRAVEN GARDEN, fifth Baronet, of 
 Templemore, in the county of Tipperary, Justice of the 
 Peace for that county. High Sheriff 1882, formerly Lieu- 
 tenant Queen's County MiUtia. Born January 30, 1854, 
 being the eldest son of the late Sir John Craven Garden, 
 fourth Baronet, by his second wife Julia Isabella, only daugh- 
 ter of Admiral Charles G. Robinson ; succeeded his father 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
I to 
 
 Cat 
 
 Cat 
 
 1879. tmdrr ilie creation of August 31, 1787. Armorial 
 bMUlngi- Me lie«rs for Aimt: Argent, n mascle gules, 
 Itetwrrn ihrt^ pheons aable. Above the escutcheon, which 
 is ciuir^'ctl with hi« hndm of Ulster m a Horonet, is pUiced 
 a hehiirt taetitiin)^ his degree, with a mantling argent and 
 gules ; and for iits OfMt, upon a wreath of tne colours, n 
 pheon sable. Murried, February 10, iSqi, Sybil, only 
 surviving child of the late Uenenil Valentine Baker; nnd 
 has ttsmt — John Valentine Garden, Ksquire, born Feb- 
 ruarv 6, 189a. 5ta/— Templemore Abbey, in the county 
 of lippamiy. 
 
 CAREW. we POLE-CAREW. 
 
 CAREW. quartered by CONYER& 
 
 CHARLF_S ROBERT SYDENHAM CAREW. Esq., 
 B.A. Cambridge, and J. P. co. Devon. Bom 1853, being 
 Ihe eldest surviving son of Rev. Robert Baker Carew, 
 M.A., Rector of Bickleigh, by his wife Augusta Elizabeth, 
 youngest dau. of Thomas Daniel of Stoodleigh, Devon. 
 ArxDorlal bearings -.Argent, three lions passant in pale 
 sable. inipAling the arms of Heathcotc-Ainory, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, argent, two bars gtiles, on a bend en- 
 grailed with plain cotises sable, two annulets of the field 
 (for Amory) ; a and 3, vert, three piles, two issuing in chief 
 and one in base, each charged with a pomme, thereon a 
 cross of the second (for Heathcote). MantHng sable and 
 or. OTMt On a wreath of the colours, a mainmast the 
 round top set off with palisadoes or, a demi-lion issuant 
 thereout sable. MoUo— " Nil conscire sibi." Married, 
 1891, Muriel Mary, eldest dau. of Sir John Heathcote- 
 Amory, Bart. ; and has Issue— (i) Peter Gawen Carew, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894 ; (a) Francis Ludovic Carew, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1895 ; Nesia Muriel ; Elizabeth Dora ; and Nancy. 
 Residence Collipriest House, Tiverton, Devon. Clubs— 
 Windham, County (Exeter). 
 
 S ROBERT THOMAS CAREW, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Waterford, High Sheriff 1891, Hon. Col. 
 and Lt.-Col. commanding Waterford Art. S. Div. R.A., 
 late Capt. 6th Batt. Rifle Brigade. Bom May 22, i860, 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert Thomas Carew, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Waterford, High Sheriff 1866, 
 by his wife Henrietta, eldest dau. of Richard Clayton 
 Browne- Clayton, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Adlington Hall, 
 CO. Lancaster, and Carrigbyme, co. Wexford. Armorial 
 HoaringB— Or, three lioncels passant in pale sable, armed 
 and langued gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an antelope passant gules, 
 crined and combed or. Married, August 4, 1887, Con- 
 stance Charlotte Mary, dau. of Major-Gen. William Creagh, 
 Bombay Staff Corps, and grand-dau. of Gen. Sir Michael 
 Creagh, K.H. ; and has /«««— Robert John Henry Carew, 
 Gentleman, *. June 7, 1888. 5m^— Ballinamona Park, 
 Waterford. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 ARTHUR CAREY, Gentleman, M.LC.E. Born . 
 
 Armorial bearings - Per fesse azure and sable, four roses 
 fesseways argent, barbed and seeded proper, between three 
 swans of the third. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, between two roses argent, stalked 
 and leaved proper, a horse's head couped sable in armour 
 and bridled proper, holding in the mouth an ostrich feather 
 or. Motto—" Utroque fidelis." Postal arf(/r«f— Imperial 
 Institute. 
 
 JAMES A. ALSTON CARFRAE, Gentleman, Civil 
 Engineer. Armorial bearings — Azure, three bars argent, 
 the upper charged with three crescents of the field. Mant- 
 ling: gules, doubled argent. Crest -On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a tower embattled argent. Motto— " Fortis in 
 fide." Residence— HoXmz Lodge, Wimbledon Common. 
 London, S.W. 
 
 CARILL, see TINDAL-CARILL-WORSLEY. 
 
 CARLESS, quartered by ATTWOOD, 
 
 CARLETON, see PIGOTT-CARLEl ON, and LEIR- 
 CARLETON. 
 
 SThe Honourable DUDLEY MASSEY CARLE- 
 TON (formeriy Pigott or Pigott-Carleton, and properly 
 
 Pigott-Stainsby-Conant), Lieut. 9th Lancers. Bom Feb. 
 a8, 1876. iK'ing the younger but only surviving son of the 
 late Francis Paynton Pigott (properly Pigolt-Stainsby- 
 Conant), Esq., Capt. i6th Lancers, of Banbury, by his wife 
 [see Ivcir-Carleton] the Rt. Hon. Henrietta Anne Carleton, 
 xst Baroness Dorchester (creation, Aug. 3, 1899), who as- 
 sumed for herself and her issue the surname and arms of 
 Carleton only by Royal Licence 1899. Aiwry— (dress) 
 white, crimson plush breeches, crimson waistcoat ; (undress) 
 black, red piping. Armorial bearingfs — Quarterly x and 
 4, ermine, on a bend sable, three pheons argent (for Carle- 
 ton); a. (for Pigott-Stainsby-Conant), quarterly i. and iiii., 
 per saltire gules and azure, billety or, a canton ermine for 
 difference (for Conant) ; ii. azure, on a fesse engrailed ar- 
 gent, between three falcons belled or, as many mill-rinds 
 sable (for Stainsby) ; iii. per fesse ermine and sable, three 
 
 Pickaxes counterchanged (for Pigott) ; 3. the same arms of 
 igott. Mantling s.ible and argent. Crest -On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm embowed proper, vested 
 above the elbow gules, cd^d argent, the hand grasping an 
 arrow in bend sinister pomt downwards proper. Motto — 
 "Quondam his vicimis armis." Seat — Greywell Hill, 
 Winchfield, Hants. Clubs — Carlton, Cavalry, Grosvenor. 
 
 The Late EDWARD CARLILE, Gentleman. Born 
 1819. being the eldest son of William Carlile, Merchant, 
 London. Armorial bearings — Or, a cross flory gules, on 
 a chief of the second, a saltire of the first. Mantling 
 gules, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of the liveries, two 
 dragons' heads addors^ vert ; and on an escroll over the 
 same the MottO, " Humilitate." Was Married and had 
 Issue. Residence — 
 
 EDWARD HILDRED CARLILE. Born 1852. being 
 the son of Edward Carlile of Richmond Hill, Surrey. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a cross flory gules, on a chief 
 engrailed of the second, a saltire of the first. Mantling 
 gules doubled or. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, 
 two dragons' heads addors6e vert Motto — "Humilitate." 
 Postal address— The Manor House, Ponsbourne, near 
 Hertford. 
 
 M JAMES WILLIAM CARLILE, Esquire, J.P., DL. 
 W Herts (High Sheriff 1882), J. P. Bucks. Born 1823, 
 
 being the second son of the late William Carlile of Brixton. 
 Club—]\xn\oT Carlton. Armorial bearings— Or, a cross 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
Car 
 
 Car 
 
 flory gules, charged with a crescent of the field, on a chief 
 of the second, a saltire of the first. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, two dragons' 
 heads addorsfe vert. Motto — " Humilitate." Married, 
 firstly, 1853, Mary [d. 1892), dau. of W. W. Whiteman of 
 Glengarr, CO. Argyll; secondly, 1895, Elizabeth (d. 1903), 
 widow of Joseph Crossley of Broomfield, Halifa.x ; and 
 has Issue— {hy first niariiage), William Walter Carlile, 
 Esquire, J. P., M.P., b. 1862. Seats — Ponsbourne Park, 
 near Hertford ; Gayhurst House, Newport Pagnell, Bucks. 
 
 S WILLIAM WALTER CARLILE, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L., Bucks, M.P. for North Bucks since 1895. 
 Born 1862, being the only son of James William Carlile, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff, Herts, 1882), by his first 
 wife Mary, dau. of W. W. Whiteman of Glengarr, co. 
 Argyll. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, a cross flory gules, charged with a cres- 
 cent of the field, on a chief of the second, a saltire of 
 the first, a label of three points for difference. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 two dragons' heads addors^e vert. Motto — "Humili- 
 tate." Married, 1885, Blanche A., third dau. of Rev. E. 
 Cadogan, Rector of Wicken, Northants. Residences — 
 Gayhurst, Newport Pagnell, Bucks. 
 
 CARLETON (U.O.). Argent, on a bend sable, three 
 mascles of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head argent, the 
 horn twisted of the first and second. Motto — " Nunquam 
 non paratus." 
 
 Sons of Gen. Henfy Alexander Carleton, C.B, , b. 
 1814 ; d. 1900 ; m. 1855, Elizabeth, d. of Armor 
 Boyle of Dundrum : — 
 
 Major Henry Augustus Carleton, 12th Bengal Cav., b. 
 1858 ; m. 1895, Marguerite Sophia, d. of late Gabriel 
 Eynard of Les Genets, Canton de Vand, Switzerland ; and 
 has issue — 
 
 Estates — Clare, co. Tipperary; Greenfields, co. Cork. 
 Res. — 12 Marlborough Buildings, Bath. Club — United 
 Service. 
 
 Capt. Montgomery Lancelot Carleton, Roy, Art., b. 
 1861. Res.— 
 
 Major Hugh Dudley Carleton, D.S.O., and West India 
 Regt., b. 1865. Res.— 
 
 Major Frederick Montgomerie Carleton, D.S.O., Capt. 
 and Bt.-Major King's Own (4th) Regt., b. 1867; m. 1899, 
 Emma Gwendolen Priscilla, eld. d. of Sampson S. Lloyd ; 
 and has issue — Res.— 
 
 CARLION. quartered by CONYERS, 
 
 CARLTON (H. Coll.). Sable, on a pile or, between 
 two tilting-spears erect in base, three mascles all counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, three tilting-spears, two in saltire and one 
 in fesse the head to the dexter or, interlaced with a mascle 
 sable. 
 
 Sons of Thomas William Carlton, late of Canfield 
 
 Gardens, Hampstead : — 
 . Henry Dudley Carlton, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Scots 
 ( Lothian Regt .) b. Res. — 
 
 CARLYON, quartered by SPRY. 
 
 ALEXANDER KEITH CARLYON, Esquire, J. P. for 
 Middx., Barrister-at-Law. Born 1848, being the second son 
 of the Rev. Philip Carlyon, M.A. Cantab., formerly Vicar 
 of Wisbech St. Mary, Cambs. C/«*— Junior Carlton. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, a plate between three towers 
 argent, each charged with a cross crosslet gules, on an 
 escutcheon of pretence, these same arms of Carlyon. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or, gorged 
 with a collar argent, and holding between the paws a bezant. 
 Motto — "Turris tutissima virtus." Married, 1873, Julia, 
 dau. and co-heir of the late Major Thomas Tristram 
 Spry Carlyon of Tregrehan, Cornwall, and Alperton 
 Lodge, Middlesex. Residence — Mount Park, Harrow, 
 Middlesex. 
 
 ELLEN GERTRUDE CARLYON, dau. of the late 
 Charles Alfred Carlyon, Gentleman, B.A. (Cantab.), of 
 
 Kirby Muxloe, Leics., and his wife Betsy Green, dau. of 
 Isaac Squires of Woodhouse Eaves, Leicester. Armorial 
 bearings are, upon a lozenge— Sable a plate between three 
 towers, each charged with a cross crosslet gules. Postal 
 address— Kingston, Princess Road, Bournemouth. 
 
 Reverend HENRY CHICHELE CARLYON. M.A. 
 (Cantab.). Born Oct. 6. 1847, being the third but second 
 surviving son of the late Rev. Edward Carlyon, B.A. 
 (Oxon.), by his first wife Anne Helen, dau. of Thomas 
 Harvey of Overross, co. Hereford. Armorial bearings- 
 Sable, a plate between three towers argent, each charged 
 with a cross crosslet gules. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or, collared argent, holding between 
 his paws a bezant. Motto— " Turris tutissima virtus." 
 Postal address— Delhi, Punjab, India. 
 
 GERALD WINSTANLEY CARLYON, Gentleman. 
 Born December 8, 1845, being the second but eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late Rev. Edward Carlyon, B.A. (Oxon.), 
 by his first wife Anne Helen, dau. of Thomas Harvey of 
 Overross, co. Hereford. Club— Oriental Armorial bear- 
 ings—Sable, a plate between three towers argent, each 
 
 charged with a cross crosslet gules. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, ducally crowned or, collared argent, holding 
 between the paws a bezant. Motto — "Turris tutissima 
 virtus." Married, April 26, 1881, Laura Theresa, dau. 
 of Reverend Llewellyn Lloyd Thomas, Rector of New- 
 port, South Wales. Residence — 
 
 THOMAS ALFRED CARLYON, Gentleman, late of 
 Emmanuel Coll. Cantab. Bom 1861;, being the only son 
 of the late Charles Alfred Carlyon, Gentleman, B.A. , Can- 
 tab., and his wife Betsy Green, dau. of Isaac Squires of 
 Woodhouse Eaves, co. Leicester. Armorial bearingfs— 
 Sable, a plate between three towers argent, each charged 
 with a cross crosslet gules. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or, collared argent, holding between 
 his paws a bezant. Motto — "Turris tutissima virtus." 
 Married, April 17, 1888, Gertrude Elizabeth, dau. ot George 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade.. 
 
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 Cat 
 
 Car 
 
 WaUui Miichrll. by FJin Lilian his wife, dftu. of Rear- 
 AdaimI Robert Sh.-»r|je of Portse* ; ftnd has /smt—ThomM 
 rinmnnt Winstanlry Carlyon, Gcnllenuui, >. November a, 
 
 189a Postal address — c/o Capt. Carlyon-Britton, Melbury 
 Mansions, W. 
 
 THOMAS BAXTER CARLYON. Gentleman, M.B., 
 M.R.C.S.L. Bom 1855, being the seventh son of the late 
 Rev. Clement Winstanley Carlyon, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of St Just in Roseland, Cornwall, by his first wife 
 Harriet, dau. of George Simmons of Truro. Armorial 
 bearings —Sable, a plate between three castles argent, each 
 charged with a cross crosslet gules, and impaling the arms 
 of Spedding, namely vert, on a fesse or, between three 
 boars" heads erased close proper, as many oak slips also 
 proper, on a canton of the second a battle-axe of the third. 
 ■tantllng sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned 
 or, collared argent, holding between the paws a bezant. 
 Motto -" Turns tutissima virtus." Married, June 2, 1891, 
 Florence Mary, dau. of R. Deey Spedding, Esq., B.C.S. 
 
 Sto whom refer], late Commissioner of Revenue and Police 
 or the Agra Div., N.W. Provs., India. Residence— Royal 
 Arsenal, Woolwich. 
 
 CARLYON ( ). Sable, a plate between three castles 
 argent, each charged with a cross crosslet gules. MnntUng 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or, collared 
 areent, holding between the paws a bezant. HottO — 
 " Turris tutissima virtus." 
 
 Sons of George Gwavas Carlyon, Gentleman, of New 
 
 Zealand, late Capt. ist Regt. Foot, b. 1824; d. 1875 ; 
 
 m. , Mary Ann, d. of Thomas Long : — 
 
 Arthur Spry Gwavas Carlyon, Gentleman, b. i860 ; m. 
 
 1891. Kathleen Louisa, d. of Capt. Kenrick Hill of Fern 
 
 Hill. Hawke's Bay. N. Z. ^«.— Gwavas, New Zealand. 
 
 Edward Fitrherbert Gwavas Carlyon, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 8 Nov. 1861. 
 
 Sons of Horatio Carlyon, Gentleman, of Cadwell, 
 Devon, b. 1833; d. 1896; m. 1864, Jane, d. of John 
 Lomas, M.D. : — 
 Hugh Geoffrey Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 1862. Res.— 
 Cadwell, Devon. 
 
 Tredenham Hugh, who assumed by R.L. name and 
 arms of Spry (q.v. ). 
 
 Claud William Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 1871. Res. — 
 Ygst. son of Major-Gen. Edward Carlyon. J. P.. D.L.. 
 of Treerehan and Greenaway, b. 1784 ; d. 1854 ; m. 
 1830, Anna Maria, eld. d. of Admiral Thomas Spry 
 (formerly Davy), of Place and TregoUs, Cornwall : — 
 Tredenham Fitzherbert Carlyon, Esq., Major late 76111 
 Regt., ^. 3 July 184 1 ; m. , Sophia Birmingham; and 
 has issue — (r) Henry Carlyon, Gentleman, h. 1873; i^) 
 Alfred Spry Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 1879; and Cecile. 
 Rts.— 
 
 Descendants of Rev. Thomas Carlyon, Rector of St. 
 Mary's, Truro, b. 1765 ; d. i8a6 ; m. Mary, d. of 
 William Stackhouse of Trehane, co. Cornwall : — 
 Thomas Alfred Carlyon, Gentleman (q.v.). 
 Agnes Cassandra Carlyon-Britton (q.v.). 
 Gerald Winstanley Carlyon, Gentleman (q.v.). 
 Rev. Henry Chichele Carlyon (q.v.). 
 Sons of Rev. Philip Carlyon, late Rector of Wesbech, b. 
 181 1 ; m. Julia, d. of Col. Keith Young: — 
 Philip Ciirlyon, Gentleman, b. 1846. 
 Alexander Keith Carlyon, Esq. (q.v.). 
 Harold Carlyon, Gentleman, M.A., b. 1849. Res. — 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Clement Winstanley Carlyon, Rector of 
 
 St. Just, Cornwall, b. 1810; d. 1888; m. ist, 1833, 
 
 Harriet, d. of George Symons of Truro : — 
 
 George Francis Carlyon, Esq., Col. late 3rd Batt. E. 
 
 Kent Regt., b. 1834; m. , Elizabeth, d. of Major F. E. 
 
 Manning, i6lh Bengal Grenadiers ; and has surv. issue — 
 
 (i) Francis Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 1861 [m. Anna Maria, 
 
 d. of Rev. Percy Croft; and has issue — Algernon Carlyon, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1885 ; and Charlotte] ; (2) Lionel Kekewich 
 
 Carlyon, Gentleman, Lieut. N. Staffordshire Regt., b. 1867 
 
 \m. 1891, d. of late Edward Hornidge, of Tulfarris, co. 
 
 Wicklowi; {3) Arthur Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; (4) 
 
 Herbert Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; and Blanche [m. 
 
 Rev. Lewis Evans]. Res. — 
 
 Clement Winstanley Carlyon, Esq., Lt.-Col. late Roy. 
 Marines, b. 1838; m. 1864, Lilian Maria, d. of Lt.-Col. 
 E. T. P. Shewen, R. M. ; and has issue — Dorothy Georgina 
 Lilian. Res, — 
 
 Reginald Carlyon, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 1842, 
 Res.— 
 
 Albert Harald Carlyon, Gentleman, late R.N., b. 1843 
 [»». 1881, Sophia Dunbar Gordon Sutherland, d. of Major 
 E. Sutherland, of H.M. Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at- 
 Arms]. Res. — Roseland, New Quay, Cornwall. 
 
 Rev. Hubert Edward Carlyon, B.A. Camb., Rector of 
 Harlesden, formerly Rector of St. Just, b. 1848 ; m. Emily 
 Thoume. Res. — Harlesden Vicarage, London, N.W, 
 
 Winstanley Simmons Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 
 Post add. — Post Office, Tuticorin, South India. 
 Thomas Baxter Carlyon, Gentleman (q.v.). 
 Sons of Rev, Frederick Carlyon, M.A., Rector of 
 Leverington, b. 1815 ; m. 1843, Lucy, d. of Edmund 
 Turner, M. P. for Truro : — 
 Percy Frederick Carlyon. Gentleman, b. 1846; m. , 
 
 Mary Simmons; and has surv. issue — (i) Clement Carlyon, 
 Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Frederick Carlyon. Gentleman, b, 
 1883 ; (3) Samuel Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and Lucy. 
 Res.— 
 
 Eklmund Laurence Carlyon (q.v.). 
 
 Frederick Harold Carlyon, Gentleman, M.D. (Edin.), b. 
 1864. Res. — 66 Lemon, Truro : — 
 
 Sons of Edward Trewbody Carlyon, Gentleman, of 
 
 Tr^vrfe. Truro, b. 1817 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1842, Frances 
 
 Maria, only surv. d. of late Capt. Thomas Trist of 
 
 Bengal Army : — 
 
 Edward Trewbody Carlyon, Gentleman, M.B. (Durh.), 
 
 L.R.C.P. (Lond.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), b. i860. Res.— 
 
 Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. 
 
 Rev. Thomas Trist Carlyon, M.A. (Camb.), Assistant 
 Master at Dover. Res. — Priory House. Dover College. 
 Dover. 
 
 CARLYON. Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a plate between 
 three castles argent, each charged with a cross crosslet gules 
 (Carlyon) ; 2 and 3, per pale argent and or. on a saltire 
 sable, a lozenge of the second charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 gules between four others also or (Hawkins, 29 July 1901). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Car 
 
 Cat 
 
 223 
 
 collared argent, holding between the paws a bezant. Motto 
 
 — " Turris tutissima virtus." 
 
 Son of Rev. Frederick Carlyon, M.A., formerly Rector 
 of Leverington, b. 1815 ; d. 1897 ; m. 1843, Lucy, d. of 
 late Edmund Turner, M.P. for Truro : — 
 Edmund Laurence Carlyon, Gentleman, Solicitor, a 
 
 Coroner for Cornwall, b. 24 Aug. 1863; m. g Oct. 1894, 
 
 Margaret, d. of late James Jago of Truro, M.D. , F.R.S. ; 
 
 and has issue— (i) Laurence Jago Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 
 
 29 March 1896; (2) Thomas Tonkin Carlyon, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 15 April 1897 ; (3) Frederick Carlyon, Gentleman, b. 
 
 22 March 1902 ; Margaret Violet ; Lucy ; and Barbara. 
 
 Res. — Truro. 
 
 § PHILIP WILLIAM POOLE CARLYON -BRIT- 
 TON, Esquire, Solicitor of Supreme Court of Judica- 
 ture, late Captain 3rd Batt. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 
 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Justice of the Peace 
 for the CO. of Middlesex, and a Deputy-Lieutenant for co. 
 of Gloucester, President of the British Numismatic Society. 
 Bom October 13, 1863, being the elder son of the late 
 Henry William Britton of Caer Brito, Ashley Hill, 
 Bristol, by his wife Hannah Canter, daughter and sole 
 heiress of the late Benjamin Poole of Summerhill House, 
 St. George's, near Bristol. He assumed by Royal Licence, 
 dated April 29, 1897, the surname of Carlyon in addition to 
 and before that of Britton, and the arms of that family 
 quarterly with the arms of Britton. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, quarterly or and gules, two lions passant 
 in chief, and as many mullets of six points in base, within a 
 bordure engrailed all counterchanged (for Britton) ; 2 and 3 
 sable, a plate between three towers argent, each charged with 
 a cross crosslet gules, and for distinction in the centre chief 
 point a cross crosslet or (for Carlyon) ; and impaling the 
 arms of Carlyon, namely sable, a plate iDetween three towers, 
 each charged with a cross crosslet gules. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests — i, on a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 
 gamb erect and erased azure, gutt^e-d'eau, between two 
 mullets of six points also azure (for Britton) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned 
 or, collared argent, holding between the paws a bezant, and 
 charged on the shoulder for distinction with a cross crosslet 
 of the second (for Carlyon). Mottoes—' ' Salut k tous " (for 
 
 Britton); "Turris tutissima virtus" (for Carlyon). [The 
 arms and crest of Carlyon to be borne without the marks of 
 distinction by the issue of Capt. and Mrs. Carlyon-Britton.] 
 Married, Sept. 8, 1886, Agnes Cassandra, elder daughter 
 of the late Charles Alfred Carlyon, Gentleman, Bachelor of 
 Arts of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and grand-daughter 
 of the late Rev. Thomas Stackhouse Carlyon, Master of 
 Arts of Pembroke College, Cambridge, Rector of Glenfield, 
 in the county of Leicester, and twenty-first in descent from 
 King Edward III. ; andhas/jjz/? — (i)Winstanley Carlyon- 
 Britton, Gentleman, born July 25, 1887 ; (2) Henry Courtenay 
 Carlyon-Britton, Gentleman, born January 21, 1891 ; (3) 
 Raymond Carlyon Carlyon-Britton, Gentleman, born 
 September 16, 1893 ; and Ella Carlyon Poole. Estate — 
 Hanham Court and the Manor of West Hanham, other- 
 wise Hanham Abbotts, co. Glouc. Postal addresses — 43 
 Bedford Square, London, W.C. ; 14 Oakwood Court, 
 Kensington, W. 
 
 JAMES CARMICHAEL, Esquire, of Arthurstone, co. 
 Perth, J. P. for Perthshire and Forfarshire. Born 1846, 
 being the eldest son of James Drummond Carmichael of 
 Ailly-sur-Somme, France, by his wife Helen, dau. of Robert 
 Stewart (and nephew of the late Peter Carmichael of 
 Arthurstone). Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse wreathed 
 
 azure and gules, between a crescent of the third in chief 
 and a cinquefoil of the second in base. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, an arm in armour embowed, the 
 hand grasping a broken tilting-spear proper ; and in an 
 escroll above, this MottO, " Tou jours prest." Married, 
 1874, Margaret, dau. of Alexander Geekie of Baldowrie, co. 
 Forfar ; and has, with other Issue— ]a.m&s Louis Carmichael, 
 ■Gentleman, 3. 1875. Estates and postal addresses— Anh\iv- 
 stone, Meigle, Perthshire. Clubs— ]\xmoT Carlton, Scottish 
 Conservative. 
 
 REGINALD ST. JOHN CARMICHAEL, Gentleman. 
 Born 1874, being the son of the late John Carmichael, 
 Esq J P. for co. Cork, by his wife Jane Josephine, dau. 
 of William Maxwell Browne of Cork. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly i and 4, argent, a fesse wreathed azure and 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cor 
 
 €80 
 
 fttles. between three crosses pMte of the third (for Car- 
 mich«el) : a and 3, per (esse gtUes Mid azure, three fishes 
 luuruinl arcrni, Ix-tween eight cross crosslets iitch^ of the 
 third (for ^^-0^lrich). Mantling azure and tirKciit. Oresta 
 — I. I'Ul of .1 mural cruwn a iloxtrr nrni in .'uniour, tlic hand 
 bukltng IX Uoken spciir all pupcr, the arm chnrged with a 
 cnMS p«l^ gules (for Curnuchael) ; a. out of a mural crown 
 proper, an ostrich head anu-e, holding in the beak a horse- 
 shoe or, and chargt^l on the neck with a cross crosslet 
 fiich^ of the last (for M'Ostrich). Motto —" Toujours 
 pr^" KtiiJfMit — 
 
 CARMICHAEL (U.O.). Argent, afesse wreathed asure 
 and gules, on a canton of the last, a cross or. i>>titHwy 
 axure and argent. OTMt — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 wreath of the liveries, two arms in armour holding a pole- 
 axe with both hands, gauntleted proper ; sinister, on a 
 wreath of the liveries, a dexter arm in armour embowed, 
 holding in the hand a broken spear proper. Mottoes — 
 Dexter, " Periissem ni periissem ' ; sinister, "Tout jour 
 prest." 
 
 Son of Sir Windham Robert Carmichael-Anstrutber, 
 
 9th and 6ih liart., D.L. Lanarkshire, b. 1877; d. 
 
 1903; m. 1901, Frederica Sylvia, d. of Sir Frederick 
 
 Darley, G.C. M.G., Lieut.-Gov. of New South Wales:— 
 
 Sir Windham Frederick Carmichael - Anstruiher, 10th 
 
 Bart, of Anstruther (Nova Scotia, 6 Jan. 1700), and and 
 
 Bart. (Gt. Brit., 18 May 1798), Heritable Carver, and 
 
 TOUJOURS PRETI 
 
 dexter arm vambraced, embowed, the hand grasping a 
 broken tilting-spear all proper. Motto— " Toujours pr^t." 
 Sons of James Carmichael, Clerk of the Crown of the 
 county of Tipperary, b. 1792 ; d. 1880 ; m. 1830, Eliza- 
 beth Murray, d. of Singleton Maynard Walker :— 
 Rev. Frederick Falkiner Carmichael, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A.. LL.D. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Prebendary of 
 St. Michan's and Canon of the Cathedral Church of the 
 Holy Trinity, Dublin, commonly called Christ Church, 
 sometime Donnellan Lecturer in the University of Dublin, 
 Chaplain of the Magdalen, Dublin, and Chaplain to H.E. 
 the Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, b. 1831 ; m. 1855, Susan Eliza- 
 beth Turton, d. of Francis Bulkeley Cotton ; and has issue 
 —Maynard Chamberlain Campbell Carmichael, Gentleman, 
 M.B. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1868; Lilias \m. 1885, Everard 
 Digbyl; Ethel Susan [»». 1886, Rev. Hirste Haywood]; 
 EUlen Maud \m. 1891, James Dixon]. Res.—\o Sallymount 
 Avenue, Leeson Park, Dublin. 
 
 Rt. Rev. James Carmichael, D.D., Coadjutator Bishop 
 of Montreal, ^. 1836. ^«.— Montreal. 
 
 Henry Carmichael, Lieut 3rd Madras Fus. (ret.), b. 
 Rti. — Gemsbrooke, Australia. 
 
 CARMICHAEL -ANSTRUTHER (Mar. 28, 1902). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, argent, three piles sable (Anstruther 
 orig. maunc. c. 1672-7) ; 2 and 3. argent, a fesse wreathed 
 azure and gules (orig. matric. 1701, but matric. by cadet 
 hne, c. 1672-7). Mantlings— Dexter, sable, doubled argent ; 
 sinister, azure, doubled argent. CreBta— Dexter, on a 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade, 
 
 one of the Masters of the Royal Household in Scotland 
 [escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster, and 
 pendent below his badge of Nova Scotia. Stipporters — 
 Two falcons with wings expanded proper, leaked and 
 membered gules, belled and jessed or] ; b. 30 Apr. 1902. 
 Seat — Carmichael House, Thankerton, Lanarkshire. 
 
 JOHN CARMICHAEL- FERRALL, Esquire, B.A. 
 (T.C.D.), Barrister-at-Law, J. P. co. Tyrone. Born 1855, 
 being the only son of the late Capt. J. J. O'F. Carniichael- 
 Ferrall, J. P. (who assumed the additional name and arms 
 of Ferrall by Royal License in 1853, on the death of his 
 grandmother), by his wife Margaret, dau. of Sir John N. 
 Humble, ist Bart. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, vert a lion rampant or (for Ferrall) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 a fesse wreathed gules and azure, in chief a trefoil vert 
 for difference (for Carmichael) ; and impaling the arms of 
 Humble, namely sable, a stag trippant or, on a chief in- 
 dented argent, a trefoil slipped vert. Mantling vert and 
 or; and for his Crests, i. out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 dexter hand gules (for Ferrall) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an arm embowed in armour, grasping a broken 
 lance all proper, charged with a trefoil or (for Carmichael). 
 Married, Sept. 28, 1899, Elizabeth Emily, third dau. and 
 co-heir of Rev. David Henry Elrington, Vicar of Swords, 
 CO. Dublin, formerly Lieut. 6th (Warwickshire) Regt. Seat 
 — Augher Castle, co. Tyrone. C/«d— Hibernian United 
 Service (Dublin). 
 
 CARNABY, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 DAVID CARNDUFF, Gentleman, formerly of the 
 Bengal Education Dept. Bom Oct. 28, 1828. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Argent, on a saltire azure, between an eagle 
 displayed in chief sable and a serpent nowed in base vert, 
 a martlet of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand grasp- 
 
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 ing a banner argent, charged with a saltire couped azure. 
 Married, Dec. 20, 1859, Kathleen, d;iu. of William 
 Cameron; and has Issue— {i) Herbert William Cameron 
 Carnduff, Gentlemau, b. 1862 ; (2) Arthur Andrew Cam- 
 duff, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; (3) William Anstruther Thompson 
 Carnduff, Gentleman, b. 1869. Motto— "Tenax propositi." 
 ^wza'ewce— 22 Queen Street, Edinburgh. Club — Caledonian 
 United Service (Edinburgh). 
 
 CARNE (R.L., 16 Dec. 1842, H. Coll.). Gules, a 
 pelican in her nest, wings displayed, feeding her young ones 
 or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— (none exemplified). 
 Mottoes — "En toute loyale," " Fy ngobaith sydd yn 
 nuw." 
 
 Sons of John Whitlock Stradling Carne of St Donat's 
 
 Castle, J. P. and D.L. co. Glamorgan (High Sheriff 
 
 1874), D.C.L., M.A., F.S.A., Barrister-at-Law, b. 
 
 1817; d. 1889; in. ist, 1844, Mary Jane [d. 1874), 
 
 only d. of Peter Whitfield Brancker of Wavertree, 
 
 Lanes ; 2nd, 1875, Mary Salusbury, d. of John Salusbury 
 
 Crump of Hampton, co. Hereford : — 
 
 John Devereux Vann Loder NichoU-Crane, Esq. J. P., 
 
 D.L., b. 1854; m. 1880, Alice, d. of R. C. Rowe, of St. 
 
 Anstell, Cornwall; and has issue — (i) Gilbert Stradling 
 
 NichoU Carne, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Nigel St. John 
 
 NichoU Carne, Gentleman, b. 1883. Seats — Dimlands, 
 
 Cowbridge ; St. Donat's Castle, Glamorgan. 
 
 Mansel Sydney BerkroUes NichoU -Came, Gentleman, 
 b, 1863. Seat — Nash Manor, Glamorgan. 
 
 Caradoc St. Barbe Nicholl-Carne, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Res.— 
 
 Right Hon. CHARLES NOEL CARNEGIE, Earl of 
 Southesk, Baron Carnegie, and Baron Balinhard, and a 
 Baronet of Nova Scotia, J. P. and D.L. for the cos. of Forfar 
 and Aberdeen, Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. Forfar and Kin- 
 cardine Artil. Born March 20, 1854, being the only son and 
 heir apparent of the Rt. Hon, Sir James Carnegie, Earl of 
 Southesk, K.T. [to whom refer], by his wife the late Lady 
 Catherine Hamilton Noel, second dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 the ist Earl of Gainsborough. Livery — Dark blue and silver. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, an eagle displayed azure, 
 armed beaked and membered gules, on its breast an antique 
 covered cup or, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the 
 arms of Bannerman, namely argent, on a fesse between 
 three boars' heads erased gules, as many mascles or. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of his 
 liveries, a thunderbolt proper, winged or. Motto — " Dred 
 God." Supporters — 'fwo talbots argent, collared gules. 
 Married, August i, i8qi, Ethel Mary Elizabeth, only child 
 and heir of the late Sir Alexander Bannerman, 9th Bart., 
 of Elswick; and has Issue — (i) the Hon. Charles Alexander 
 Carnegie, commonly called Lord Carnegie, b. Sept. 23, 
 1893 ; (2) the Hon. Alexander Bannerman Carnegie, b. Dec. 
 30, 1894 ; Lady Katherine Ethel ; and Lady Mary Elizabeth. 
 Seat — Kinnaird Castle, co. Brechin. Residences — Crimon- 
 nogate, Lonmay, Aberdeenshire ; Elsick, Kincardineshire. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors'. 
 
 CARNEGIE (matric. 7 Nov. 1901, but cadet of Carnegie, 
 Earl of Southesk, being descended from sixth son of 2nd 
 Bart, of Pitarrow). Quarterly, i and 4, per pale or and 
 argent, an eagle displayed azure, armed, beaked, and 
 membered gules (Carnegie) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a fesse 
 between three otters' heads erased gules, two mullets 
 of the first (Fullerton of Kinnaber). Mantling azure, 
 doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 hand grasping a thunderbolt proper, winged or. MottO— 
 " Dread God." 
 
 Only surv. s. of Major-Gen. George Fullerton-Carnegie, 
 
 Bengal Staff Corps, b. 1826; d. 1897; m. 1852, Maria 
 
 Priscilla, d. of Lieut.-Col. John Howard Wakefield: — 
 
 Edward Hugo Wakefield P'ullerton-Carnegie, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 5 Aug. 1870 ; m. 1893, EmiUe, d. of Anton Prange of 
 
 Bremen; and has issue — (i) George David Howard Fuller- 
 
 on-Carnegie, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; (2) James Edward 
 
 Fullerton-Carnegie, Gentleman, b. 9 Jan. 1897. Res. — 
 
 Mayfield, Somerset Road, Wimbledon. Club. — St. 
 
 James's. 
 
 § MAXWELL JOHN CARPENDALE, Esq., Major sth 
 Batt. R. Inniskilling Fusiliers. Bom 1864, being the 
 only son of the late Captain T. C. R. Carpendale, of the 
 
 Indian Navy. C/k*— Friendly Brothers' (Dublin). Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, two bars between in chief three cross 
 crosslets and in base a crescent all or. Mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours. 
 
 a hawk's head erased proper, charged with a cross 
 crosslet as in the arms. Married, 1888, Louisa Sophia, 
 only dau. of Charles Raymond Pelly of Johnstown House, 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 CARNEGY, see CAPEL-CARNEGY- ARBUTH- 
 NOTT. 
 
 WALTER CECIL CARPENTER, Esquire, commonly 
 called the Honourable Walter Cecil Carpenter. Born 
 1834, being the son of the Rt. Hon. Henry John Chetwynd 
 Chetwynd-Talbot, eighteenth Earl of Shrewsbury, Water- 
 ford, and Talbot ; entered Royal Navy 1847, Rear-Admiral 
 1882, Vice-Admiral 1888, Admiral 1894, Member of Parlia- 
 ment for the county of Waterford 1859-1865; took the 
 surname of Carpenter only (in lieu of Talbot) by Royal 
 License, 1868; Commander-in-Chief of the Irish Naval 
 Stations, 1887, 1888. Clubs— QzxWan, United Service. 
 Armorial bearings— Paly of six argent and gules, on a 
 chevron azure, three cross crosslets or, and for distinction 
 a canton ermine; and impaling the arms of de Grey, 
 namely, barry of six argent and azure, in chief three 
 annulets gules. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a globe in a frame 
 or, charged for distinction with a cross crosslet azure. 
 Motto—" Per acuta belli." Married, firstly, 1869, Maria 
 Georgiana, who died 1876, daughter of Sir Robert Miller 
 Mundy, K.C.M.G.; secondly, 1887, the Hon. Beatrice, 
 daughter of the Rt. Hon. the fifth Baron Walsingham ; 
 and by his first marriage has Issue living— Sarah Mane 
 Talbot. Residence— YJx'^Xva, Northallerton. 
 
 STOHN CARPENTER-GARNIER, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- 
 ^fr^«.««^^4-A4. /!?;<« «*t^ti>i* Lieutenant for the coun- 
 Catpent0t=®atniet Ues of Southampton and 
 Devon, and served the 
 office of High Sheriff for the former county (1890). l^te 
 Member of Parliament for South Devon (1873-1884). Born 
 February 28, 1839, being the only son of John Carpenter. 
 
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 Eiquira. of Mount Tary. Tnviitock, by his wife Lucy, 
 daughter of Revereiu! William Gamier, ami in i86^ assumed 
 Um «ddition.»l burimme and arms of Garnier by Royal 
 Ltowie, under the \^ill of William Garnier of Rookesbury. 
 C*A»*— Carlton. Armoiial bearlngt— He bears for Amu : 
 Quarterly i and 4, aiure a sword bendways. point down- 
 wairds proper. Iwtwcen in the sinister chief a fleur-de-lis and 
 in the dexter base an oak branch or, a Iwrdure emljattled 
 aUo or (for Garnier) ; a and 3 per pale indented or and 
 ature, an eagle displayed, and m chief two roundels all 
 counterchanged (for Carpenter), and impaling the arms of 
 Trefusis. namely argent, a chevron between three spindles 
 sabk. CfMU— I. upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a lion's head erased axure, gorged with a wreath of 
 oak. three fletirs-de-lis or (for Gamier) ; a. upon a wreath 
 of the cotours, an arm embowed in armour proper, the 
 haod graspiag a staff or, between two wings of the last, 
 semte oifestoiKS azure (for Carpenter). Afarrtrd, November 
 a8. 1868, Mary Louisa, commonly known iis the Honourable 
 Mary Louisa, second daughter of the Right Honourable 
 Charles Rodolpb Trefusis, nineteenth Baron Clinton. She 
 died April 5. 1503. Issue— {i) John Trefusis Carpenter- 
 Gamier, Esq., Capt Scots Guards, b. Feb. a, 1874; (a) 
 George William Carpenter-Gamier. Gentleman, b. Sept. 16, 
 1877 ; (3) Mark Rodolph Carpenter-Gamier, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 11, 1881 ; Mary Lucy ; Evelyn ; and Adela Elizabeth. 
 Estates — Rookesbury Park, in co. Hants. Postal addresses 
 — 33 Queen's Gate Gardens, London, S.W. ; Rookesbury 
 Park, Fareham, Hants. 
 
 CARR. quartered by GLYN, VIGORS. 
 
 CARR (H, Coll. ). Sable, on a chevron engrailed between 
 two mullets of six points in chief or, and a stag's head 
 erased in base argent, three pallets of the field, each charged 
 with a like mullet also or. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, four 
 mullets of six points fessewise sable, thereon a stag's head 
 erased proper. Motto — " Nil desperandum." 
 Son of 
 
 Frank Clifford Carr, Gentleman, b. . Postal address 
 — c/o Mrs. J. C. Smith, Church Hill House, Handsworth, 
 StafTs. 
 
 CARR (H. Coll.). Gules, a pale erminois, surmounted 
 by a chevron argent, charged with three mullets sable. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag's head couped gules, attired and charged on 
 the neck with three barmlets or, surmounted by a pale 
 emiinois. 
 
 Son of William Carr, Esq. , of Gomersal House, Yorks. , 
 
 and Ditchingham Hall, Norfolk, J. P. West Rdg. 
 
 Yorks.. Norfolk, and Suffolk, M.A. (Oxon.), *. i8a8 ; 
 
 d. 1904 ; m. 1858, Emma, yr. d. of John Whitaker of 
 
 Howley Hall :— 
 William Carr, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at- 
 Law, b. i86a ; m. 1886, Margaret eld. d. and coh. of Rev. 
 James Bright, D.D., Master of Univ. Coll., Oxon. ; and 
 has issue — William Greenwood Carr, Gentleman, b. 1901 ; 
 Margaret Mary ; Joyce Emma ; Dorothy Sarah ; and Alice 
 Catherine. Seats — Ditchingham Hall, Norfolk ; Gomersal 
 House, Gomersal, Yorks. Clubs — Athenaeum, Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES RIDLEY CARR. Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.). Bom Nov. 14, 1840, being 
 the second son of the late Rev. Henry Byne Carr, M.A., 
 Rector of Whickham, co. Durham, Rural Dean and Hon. 
 Canon of Durham, by his wife Eliza, second dau. of J. 
 Ridley of Parkend, Northumberland. Armorial healings 
 — Gules, on a chevron argent, three estoiles sable, a bordure 
 invected of the second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head couped argent, 
 attired or, gorged with two bars gemels and between as 
 many annulets gules. Motto — " Por dysserver. " Married, 
 1886, Alice Agatha, eldest dau. of Trehawke Kekewich of 
 Peamore, Exeter; and has Issue — Julia Mary Ridley. 
 Postal address — Exmouth, Devonshire. 
 
 CUTHBERT ELLISON CARR, Gentleman. Bom 
 April i8, 1849, being the eighth, but now second, surviving 
 son of the late Ralph Carr Ellison of Dunstan Hill, in the 
 CO. of Durham, of Hedgely, Northumberland, Esq., and 
 Elizabeth his wife dau. and co-heir, of the late Major 
 
 John Wcrge. 38th Regiment. Clubs — Northumlx;rland 
 and Northern Counties' Club. Armorial bearingns — Ciules, 
 on a chevron .irgent, three estoiles sable, all within a 
 bordure invected of the second ; and for the Crest, on a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head couped argent, attired 
 or, gorged with two bars gemel, and between as many 
 annulets gules. Motto (over the crest)— "Por Dysserver." 
 Married, Aug. 12, 1902. Postal address — i Park Terrace, 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne. Club — Northern Counties (Newcastle). 
 
 Rev. EDMUND CARR, M.A. Camb., Vicar of Hol- 
 brooke and Hon. Canon of Carlisle. Born June i, 1826, 
 being the second and only surviving son of the Rev. John 
 Edmund Carr, by his wife Ellen, dau. of William Evans 
 of Darley Abbey. Livery — Claret and silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale gules and sable, on a 
 chevron invected plain cotised argent, a stag's attires 
 proper between two mullets of six points sable, in base 
 a like mullet of the third. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased 
 proper, charged on the neck with a mullet of six points 
 or, between two thistles slipped and leaved proper. Motto 
 — "Tout droit." Married, firstly, 1858, Emma Anne, 
 youngest dau. of the late Richard Stileman of The Friars. 
 Sussex ; and had Issue — (i) Rev. Lawrence Carter Carr, 
 M.A. Camb., Rector of Overstrand, Norfolk, b. Aug. 17, 
 1861 [m., 1890, Olive, dau. of the Rev. Daniel Frederick 
 Wilson ; and has issue, Anthony Lawrence Carr, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1892 ; Vera ; and Violet Olive] ; (2) Rev. Edmund 
 Stileman Carr, b. July 6, 1864 Un., firstly, Jan. 22, 1891, 
 Edith, dau. of Rev. F. A. C. Lillingston ; and by her has 
 issue, John Lillingston Carr, Gentleman ; Neil Edmund 
 Carr, Gentleman ; and Edith Gwendolen. He m. secondly, 
 1896, Eleanor Selina, dau. of the late Rev. F. E. Wigram 
 of Oak Hill House, Hampstead. He m. thirdly, Clara, 
 dau. of the late Arthur de N06 Walker of Florence]; (3) 
 
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 Donald William Carr, Gentleman, b. April 16, 1866 \m., 
 Aug. ir, 1891, Agnes, dau. of W. H. Nevill of Ferryside, 
 S. Wales ; and has issue, Donald Nevill Carr, Gentleman ; 
 Margaret Rachel ; and Nora Katharine] ; Helena Mary 
 \vi. the late H. Heathfield, and d. Nov. 15, 1902]; Edith 
 Annie [/«., March 10, 1891, Rev. Charles Trevor Horan ; 
 and has issue]; Janet Waldegrave [;«., Aug. 5, 1896, 
 Rennie, youngest son of Miles Maclnnes of Rickerby, 
 Carlisle ; and has issue]. He married secondly, 1873, Mary 
 Fanny, only dau. of the late Lieut. -Col. Thomas Salkeld 
 of Holm Hill, Cumberland; and thirdly, 1881, Mary, 
 eldest surviving dau. of the late Rev. William Leeke, Vicar 
 of Holbrooke, co. Derby. Seat — Holbrooke Hall, co. 
 Derby ; and Boscobel, Shropshire. 
 
 HENRY ARBUTHNOT CARR, Esquire, a Captain in 
 the Worcestershire Regt. Born Sept. 2, 1872, being the 
 eldest son of the late Ralph Edward Carr, Esq. , a Col. in 
 the Worcestershire Regt., by his wife Anne Jane, dau. of 
 the late H. A. Wedgwood of Woodfield, Pembrokeshire. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chevron argent, three 
 
 estoiles sable, all within a bordure invected of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for the Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head couped argent, attired or, 
 gorged with two bars gemels, and between as many 
 annulets gules. Motto (over the crest) — " Por Dysserver." 
 Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 e HENRY JOHN CARR, Esquire, Vice-Admiral in 
 H.M. Fleet (1901), Admiral Superintendent of H.M. 
 Dockyard, Devonport (1896). Born July 6, 1839, being the 
 eldest son of Rev. Henry Byne Carr, M.A. (Oxon.), and 
 Hon. Canon of Durham [third son of John Carr of Dunston 
 Hill, CO. Durham, and Hedgeley, co. Northumberland], 
 by his wife Eliza, dau. of John Ridley of Parkend, co. 
 Northumberland. Clubs — United Service, Royal Naval, 
 &c. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron argent, 
 three estoiles sable, all within a bordure invected of the 
 second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head couped argent, attired or, 
 gorged with two bars gemels, and between as many annu- 
 lets gules. Motto — "Por dysserver." Married Frances 
 
 Jane (died 1882), eldest dau. of John Carr. Postal address — 
 Longcross, Chertsey. 
 
 MARTIN RAYMOND CARR, Gentleman. Bom]\AYg, 
 1877, being the fourth but second surviving son of the late 
 Ralph Edward Carr, Esq. , a Colonel in the Worcestershire 
 Regt., by his wife Anne Jane, dau. of the late H. A. 
 Wedgewood of Woodfield, Pembrokeshire. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, on a chevron argent, three estoiles sable, 
 all within a bordure invected of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag's head couped argent, attired or, gorged 
 with two bars gemels, and between as many annulets 
 gnles. Motto (over the crest) — " Por Dysserver." Postal 
 address— 
 
 RALPH CLEMENT CARR, Gentleman. Born Nov. 
 23, 1878, being the fifth but third surviving son of the late 
 Ralph Edward Carr, Esq. , a Colonel in the Worcestershire 
 Regt., by his wife Anne Jane, dau. of the late H. A. 
 Wedgewood of Woodfield, Pembrokeshire. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, on a chevron argent, three estoiles sable, 
 all within a bordure invected of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for the Crest, on a wTeath of the 
 colours, a stag's head couped argent, attired or, gorged 
 with two bars gemels, and between as many annulets 
 gules. Motto (over the crest)— " Por Dysserver." Postal 
 address — 
 
 The Reverend THOMAS WILLIAM CARR, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Barming, Kent. Born June 15, 
 1830, being the eldest son of the Reverend Thomas William 
 Carr, Incumbent of Southborough, Kent, and Susan his 
 wife, eldest daughter of the Rev. Richard Woodward, 
 D.D., Rector of Glanworth, co. Cork, and widow of the 
 Rev. John Leveson Hamilton, Rector of EUesborough, 
 Bucks. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Gules, 
 
 on a chevron cottised between three annulets argent, as 
 many estoiles of six points sable ; and impalmg the arms 
 of Oakes, namely azure, on a chevron between three falcons 
 belled or, as many leopard's faces proper. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag's head erased proper, gorged with a collar 
 
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 lemellr. and the neck endrcled with an annulet gules ; on 
 the atiiir^ A ttUnd also gulet. passing ihrougli an annulet 
 or. Motto— "I'our deservir. ' A/arrieJ, Fcbiuary 9, 
 iCcS, Harriet (who dinl Felx ai, 1889), seventh daughter of 
 JoBn Dmooo of Mabledon, Kent; and secondly, July a, 
 1191, Emily Mary Charlotte, third daughter of Richard 
 Montagu Oakes. Lt.-Col. ist Lifeguards [and widow of 
 R. Whitfield Hewlett, M.D., by whom she had Issue — 
 Etheldred M. Marguerite Hewlett]; by his first marriage 
 he has Jssut — (i) Thomas Wilfiani Carr, Gentleman, 
 B.A. Oxon, l>orn Jan. 34, 1861 [iw. and has issue]; 
 
 Bl Robert Lancelot Carr, Gentleman, B.A. Cantab., born 
 arch 3, 1863 [m., 189a, Evelyn Mary Holmes, and has 
 tsue] ; (3) Alured John Deacon Carr, Gentleman, born 1866, 
 died 1888 ; (4) Frank Collett Carr, Gentleman, B.A. Oxon, 
 bom July 16, 1870 [m. Sybil F. Egerton • Warburton, 
 Nanogin, W. Austr.«lia]; Mary Joanna Sophia [m. 1886, 
 Major W. H. M. Fitihcrberl of Somersal Hall. Derby- 
 shire]; Laura [m. 1893, W. L. Wigan]; and Margaret 
 Lucy. Estates— \jontg Rede, Kent, and Elshott Heugh, 
 Felton, Northumberland. Postal address — Long R<5e, 
 Barming, Maidstone, Kent. 
 
 THOMAS WILLIAM CARR, Junior. Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Oxon.). Bom Jan. 24, 1861, being the eldest son of the 
 Rev. TTiomas William Carr, Clerk m Holy Orders, Rector 
 of Barming, by his first wife Harriet, seventh dau. of John 
 Deacon of Mabledon, Kent. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 
 on a chevron cotised between three annulets argent, as 
 many estuiles of six points sable. MajitUng: gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 erased proper, gorged with a collar gemelle, and the neck 
 encircled by an annulet gules, on the attires a riband aUo 
 gules, passing through an annulet or. Motto — "Pour 
 deservir." 
 
 JOHN RALPH CARR-ELLISON, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the counties of Durham and Northumberland (High Sheriff 
 of the latter 1888), late Capt. 4th K. O. Regt, and served 
 throughout the Crimean Campaign in the 33rd (Duke of 
 Wellington's) Regt. Born June.7, 1832, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Ralph Carr (after- 
 wards Carr-Ellison) of Hebburn and Dunst on Hill, 
 00. Durham; and Hedgeley, co. Northumberland, by 
 Ehzabeth, second dau. and eventually co-heir of John 
 Werge, Major 38lh Regiment (killed at the storming 
 
 of St. Sebastian, Aug. 31, 1813), and with his father 
 assumed by Royal Licence in 1870 the additional name 
 and arms of Ellison. Clubs — Norihumlierland and 
 Northern Counties (London), Nortliern Counties (New- 
 castle). Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules a 
 
 poiv.: dysscHYen 
 
 chevron argent between three eagles' heads erased or (for 
 Ellison) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a chevron argent, three estoiles 
 sable, a hordure invected of the second (for Carr). Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's head erased or, gorged with a collar vair, 
 holding in the beak a branch of three roses gules, leaved 
 and slipped proper (for Ellison) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag's head coujjed argent, attired or, gorged with 
 two bars gemels, and between as many annulets gules (for 
 Carr). Mottoes — (over the Carr crest) " Por dysserver;" 
 (under the arms) "Nee te quaesiveris extra." Married, 
 firstly, April 22, 1862, Emily Anne (who died 1887), dau. of 
 Capt. Henry Pearson Stockley; and has Issue — (i) Ralph 
 Henry Carr-Ellison, Esq., ist Royal Dragoons, Lt.-Col. 
 (h.p.) [m., Feb. 28, 1893, Alice Mary, youngest dau. of 
 Archibald Campbell of Glendaruel, Argyllshire, and has 
 issue, John Campbell Carr-Ellison, born Sept. 25, 1897]; (2) 
 John Ralph Stockley Carr-Ellison, Gentleman, born 1867 
 [m., 1900, Alice Ursula, eld. dau. of F. A. Lang of Mel- 
 bourne, Australia]; (3) Herbert George Carr Carr-Ellison, 
 Gentleman, born 1874 ; Emily Theodora ; Violet Caroline 
 [m., 1900, Rev. O. W. Darling, Ilford, Essex]; and Amy 
 Harriet. He married secondly, Jan. 30, 1890, Edith Maude 
 Mary, dau. of Thomas Fenwick Clennell of Harbottle, 
 Northumberland, by whom he has issue— (4) Thomas Fen- 
 wicke Clennell Carr-Ellison, Gentlemen, born 1893 ; (5) 
 Oswald Fenwicke-Clennell Carr-Ellison, Gentleman, Ixsm 
 1895 ; (6) Cuthbert Fenwicke-Clennell Carr-Ellison, Gentle- 
 man, born 1901 ; and Edith Fenwicke Clennell. Estates — 
 Hedgeley, Northumlierland ; Dunst on Hill, and Hebburn, 
 Durham. Postal address — Hedgeley, Alnwick, North- 
 umberland. 
 
 5 FRANCIS CULLING CARR-GOMM, Esquire, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, J. P. for the cos. of 
 Buckingham and Berkshire, D.L. for Bucks, Honorary 
 Colonel of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion of the Queen's Royal 
 \Vest Surrey Regiment ; formerly of Her Majesty's Madras 
 Civil Service ; High Sheriff of the county of Buckingham for 
 
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 the year 1894. Born June 25, 1834. being the second son of 
 the late Reverend Thomas William Carr of Southborough , 
 Kent, by his first wife Susan, widow of the Reverend Leveson 
 Hamilton, and eldest daughter of the Reverend Richard 
 Woodward, Doctor of Divinity, Rector of Glanworth, in the 
 county of Cork. He with his second wife, with the issue 
 of their marriage, assumed, by Royal License dated March 
 9, 1878, under the will of the late Dame Elizabeth Gomm, 
 relict of the late Field-Marshal Sir William Maynard 
 Gomni, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, the surname of Gomm in addition to 
 and after their former surname of Carr, and the arms of 
 Gomm quarterly with their own. Clubs— Kzs.\. India United 
 Service, Union. ZrW/j— Claret. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion rampant 
 
 
 sable, on a chief gules two seaxes in saltire, points upwards 
 proper, and a canton or for distinction (for Gomm), 2 and 
 3 gules, on a chevron cotised between three annulets argent, 
 three estoiles of si.x points sable (for Carr), impaling the 
 arms of Carr-Gomm, namely, quarterly i and 4 argent, a 
 lion rampant sable, on a chief gules two seaxes in saltire, 
 points upwards proper, and a cross crosslet for distinction 
 (for Gomm), 2 and 3 gules, on a chevron cotised between 
 three annulets argent, three estoiles of six points sable (for 
 Carr) ; and for his Crests, r. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 two lions' gambs in saltire sable, erased gules, charged for 
 distinction with a cross crosslet argent, and each holding a 
 seax erect proper, hilt and pommel or (for Gomm) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a stag s head erased proper, gorged, 
 with a collar gemelle, and the neck encircled with an 
 annulet gules, on the attires a ribband also gules passing 
 through an annulet or ; with the Mottoes, i. (of Gomm) 
 "Per costanza e speranza," and 2. (of Carr) "Pour 
 deservyr." Married, firstly, 1857, Jeanie Elizabeth 
 Chetwynd (who died 1869), youngest daughter of Major 
 Edward Francklyn of the Honourable East India Com- 
 pany's Service; and secondly, 1876, Emily Blanche, 
 Lady of the Manor of Rotherhithe, only daughter of 
 Andrew Morton Carr, and niece of the late Field-Marshal 
 Sir William Maynard Gomm, Knight Grand Cross of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Constable of the 
 Tower. By his first marriage he has Issue — (i) Francis 
 Edward Culling Carr, Gentleman, Officer in the Madras 
 Police, born 1858 ; (2) Eardley Culling Carr, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Royal Navy, born 1861, died i8q6 ; (3) Reginald 
 Childers Culling Carr, Gentleman, of Her Majesty's Madras 
 Civil Service, born 1864 ; and Edith Mary Culling [married 
 
 Colonel W.H. Stafford, C.B., R.E., and has issue]. By 
 his second marriage as above he has further issue, (4) 
 Hubert William Culling Carr-Gomm, Gentleman, born 
 '^^77 \ (S) Mark Culling Carr-Gomm, Gentleman, born 
 1883 ; Elizabeth (now deceased) ; and Dorothy. Estate and 
 postal address— The Chase, Farnham Royal, Bucks. 
 
 CARRE, see RIDDELL-CARRE. 
 
 CARRICK, quartered by BUTLER. 
 
 CARRINGTON, see SMITH-CARRINGTON. 
 
 S ARTHUR CARRINGTON, Esquire, J.P. co. Derby. 
 Hon. Major (retired) 2nd Volunteer Battalion Derby- 
 shire Regiment, upon whom the Volunteer Decoration has 
 been conferred. Born December 7, 1845, being the second 
 surviving son of the late Thomas Carrington. Esq., J.P. 
 Chesterfield, by his wife Elizabeth Boothby, daughter of 
 John Raine, Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a bend azure, cotised sable, between two horse- 
 shoes of the second, a unicorn's head erased or between 
 two bezants, a crescent for difference gules. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, three horse-shoes or, thereon a uni- 
 corn's head erased sable ; with the Motto, " Semper 
 paratus." Married, August 21, 1877, Florence, daa and 
 co-heiress of Charles Binns. Esq., J. P.. of Clay Cross 
 Hall, CO. Derby, by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of the 
 late Sir J. Walmsley, Kt., of Hume Towers, Bournemouth ; 
 and has Issue — Harold Edward Carrington, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 10, 1886 ; Emily Raine ; and Adeline Mary. Postal 
 address — c/o Mr. Stafford, Midland Road, Bedford. Club — 
 Golfers' Club. Whitehall Court. 
 
 5 Sir FREDERICK CARRINGTON. K.C.B., 
 K.C.M.G. Born 1844. being the 
 dT A1*ff HlYf"nf1 second son of Edmund Carrington. 
 Vi.^aVVdl^VUIl Gentleman, of Cheltenham, by his 
 wife Sarah Louisa, dau. of Thomas 
 Henney of Cheltenham ; was created Companion of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, 1880, and advanced to the rank of Knight Com- 
 mander of that Order, 1887. C/«3.r— United Service, Naval 
 and Military, Wellington. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly of six. i. or. a chevron cotised 
 between three demi-griffins, those in chief respecting each 
 other sable (for Carrington) ; 2. vert, three escutcheons 
 argent, each charged with a bordure engrailed or (for 
 Burrell) ; 3. argent, three battering-rams in pale proper, 
 headed and garnished or (for Bertie) ; 4. or, fretty azure 
 (for Willoughby) ; 5. gules, a cross patonce or (for Beke) ; 
 6. or, three bars wavy gules (for Drummond). Upon the 
 escutcheon, which is encircled by the ribbon of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 and pendent therefrom his badge as a Knight Commander 
 of that Order, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an elephant's head erased or, eared 
 gules, charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-lis, two and 
 one azure; with the Motto, " Tenax et fidelis." Postal 
 address — College Lawn. Cheltenham. 
 
 JOHN BODMAN CARRINGTON. Gentleman. 
 F. R.G.S. Armorial bearings Per pale or and argent, a 
 chevron gules, on a pale sable, between two lions' heads 
 erased in chief of the third, a lion's head erased between 
 two annulets of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant per bend sinister 
 or and argent, semde of annulets, and holding in the mouth 
 a mallet in bend gules, resting the dexter paw upon a 
 torteau. Motto —" Absque labore nihil." Residence — 
 Laggis, Netherhall Gardens. Hampstead, London, N.W. 
 
 THOMAS CARRINGTON, C.E.,F.G.S. Bom 1841, 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Carrington, Esq.. 
 J. P.. of Holywell House, co. Derby, by Elizabeth Boothby, 
 only dau. of the late John Raine, Barrister-at-Law. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, on a bend azure, cotised sable, 
 between two horse-shoes of the second, a unicorn's head 
 erased or, between two bezants. Mantling aziu^e and 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cat 
 
 Car 
 
 «rfvnt : and for his Cr«it. uivin a wrrath of the colours, 
 thr<« hoJ^sc-Uiocs or. thereon a unicorn's liead eraard 
 a»ble. AfarrirJ, 1871, Adn l--»ncaster, eldest dnu. of the 
 late Bentley Shaw, Esq., j.P. and U.L.. of Woodfield 
 Houas. ea York. /?«i4/«'i»r*— Sharrow Hurst, Shcflield. 
 
 CARROLL (U.O.). Per pale argent and gules two lions 
 oonibalant. counterchanged, supporting a sword erect in 
 pale proper. Wl"t""g gules and nrg. Orest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, on the stump of a tree sprouting proper, a 
 .falcon rising |)er pale argent and gules belled and jessed or. 
 Motto—" Hecti non frangi." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Frederick Carroll of Ashford and Munduff, 
 CO. Wicklow, and of Woodhouse, Halifax, co. York, 
 M.A. (Cantab.), d. 1827; rf. 1899; m. 1851, Ellen 
 Charlotte, 4th d. of Henry Sankey, R.N., of Preston 
 House, Kent, and Green Park, Bath : — 
 Frederick Harry Carroll, Esq., late Capt. Connaught 
 Rangers, ^. 1855. 5«i/— Munduff, Ashford, Wicklow. 
 
 Raymond John Hereward Wake Carroll, d. 1867. 
 Xes.— 
 Alexander Ernest Carroll, Gentleman, d. 1870. Hes. — 
 
 Miss JANE DE LA COUR CARROLL, elder dau. 
 and coheir of Rev. Theophilus De la Cour Carroll, late of 
 Clareville Lodge, co. Mayo, by Catherine, younger dau. 
 and coheir of Arthur Irwin of Willowbrook and Oakfield, 
 CO. Sligo. Armorial bearing^ — On a lozenge, argent, two 
 lions combatant gules, supporting a sword proper, hilt and 
 pommel or. Residence — 13 Kensington Gate, London, W. 
 
 Miss ELIZABETH CATHERINE CARROLL- 
 IRWIN, second dau. and coheir of Rev. Theophilus De 
 la Cour Carroll, late of Clareville Lodge, co. Mayo, by 
 Catherine, younger dau. and co-heir of Arthur Irwin of 
 Willowbrook and Oakfield, co. Sligo ; assumed name and 
 arms of Irwin by Royal Licence, May 31, 1892. Armorial 
 bearings— On a lozenge, quarterly i and 4, argent a fesse 
 gules, between three holly leaves proper (for Irwin) ; 2 and 
 3 argent, two lions combatant gules, supporting a sword 
 proper, hilt and pommel or (for Carroll). Residence — 13 
 Kensington Gate, London W. 
 
 CARRUTHERS, see MITCHELL-CARRUTHERS. 
 
 CARTER {Ump. Edward IV.). Azure, a talbot statant 
 between three round buckles or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Orest {temp. Henry VII.)— Out of a mural crown or, 
 masoned aziu'e, a demi-monkey proper. 
 
 Sons of late Col. John William Carter of the Indian 
 Army, b. 1815; d. 1867: — 
 
 William Graydon Carter, Esq., Lt.-Col. commanding 
 1st Batt. Essex Regt., b. 1857; m. 1881, Mary Adelaide 
 Horatia, d. of Major-Gen. Davies (and gt.-gd. of Mrs. 
 Matcham, sister of ist Viscount Nelson) ; and has issue — (i) 
 John Leslie Graydon Carter, Gentleman, Sub- Lieut. 4th 
 Batt. Essex Regt., b. 1886; (2) Cyril Rodney Carter, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888; (3) Eric Nelson Carter, Gentleman, 
 (twin with his brother, b. 1888) ; Adelaide Muriel Dorothea ; 
 Mildred Lilian ; and Eileen Graydon, Res. — Bangalore, 
 India. 
 
 Edward James Carter, Esq., Major Indian Army, b. 1858. 
 Res.— 
 
 Francis Mark Rodney Carter, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. 
 (ret.), b. 1864; m. 1892, Dot Synnot, d. of Dr. Reid of 
 Melbourne ; and has issue one son. Res. — Rosebank, 
 Batheaston. 
 
 John Robert Blackall Graham Carter, Esq., Major 
 Indian Army, b. 1867; tn. 1894, Alys, d. of Lt.-Col. R, 
 Boustead, M.D., late Indian Med. Serv. ; and has issue — 
 John Reginald Carter, Gentleman, b. 1895. Res. — 
 
 Son of late Thomas Carter, Esq., Major Roy. Marines, 
 b. 1776 ; d. 1841 ; m. 2nd, 1827, Louisa, d. of Richard 
 Jeffreys of Basingstoke and Silchester, Banker :— 
 
 Robert Brudenell Carter, Gentleman, Knight of Justice 
 of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in 
 England, F.R.C.S. (Eng.), served as Staff Surgeon in 
 Crimea (English and Turkish medals), 1855-57 [Arms as 
 above, but with chief as a Knight of Justice of St. John of 
 Jerusalem, and Motto, "A posse ad esse"], b. 2 Oct. 
 1828 ; m. 1st, 3 Jan. 1852, Helen Ann Beauchamp \d. 1880). 
 d. of John Becher of Balasore, India ; 2nd, 17 Dec. 1883, 
 Rachel Elizabeth, d. of Stephen Hallpike of Singapore ; and 
 
 has surv. issue — (i) Charles Becher Carter, Gentleman, b. 
 14 Oct. 1853; (a) William Jeffreys Becher Carter, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 1854 ; (3) John Becher Carter, Genileman, b. 
 
 6 July 1865 ; (4) Nicholas Becher Carter, Gentleman, b. 
 16 Feb. 1869. Postal address — 76 South Side,. Clapham 
 Common, S.W. 
 
 CARTER of Shaen Manor (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 argent, two lions rampant combatant sable (Carter) ; 2. 
 vert, a lion rampant or (Shaen) ; 3. or, on a bend plain 
 cottised between two garbs azure, a mitre of the field. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a mural crown or, 
 charged with three buckles azure, a talbot passant argent. 
 Motto — " Sub libertate quietem." 
 
 Son of Thomas Shaen Carter, Esq., of Watlington 
 
 Park, J. P., b. 1813 ; d. 1875; in. 1842, Maria Susan, 
 
 only surv. child and heir of Col. John Henry Tilson 
 
 of Watlington Park : — 
 George Tilson Shaen Carter, Esq., J. P. co. Mayo, b. 
 1848; tn. ist, 1878, Eva Augusta [d. 1891), d. of William 
 French of Ardsallagh, co. Meath ; 2nd, 1894, Grace, eld. d. 
 of Rev. D. Hughes of Trinity House, Sudbury ; and has 
 issue (by first marriage) — (i) Victor Tilson Arthur Shaen 
 Carter, Gentleman, b. 1879; (2) Ernest de Freyne Tilson 
 Shaen Carter, Gentleman, b. 1883; and Muriel Una Shaen. 
 Seat — Shaen Manor, Belmullet, co. Mayo. Res. — Chilton 
 House, Sudbury. 
 
 Son of Arthur Tilson Shaen Carter, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 
 R.N. , b. 1851 ; d. 1894; m. 1885, Viola Alexandra, 
 
 d. of Denis Bingham of Bingham Castle : — 
 Claude Carter, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Yr. son of Thomas Shaen Carter, Esq. (see above), 
 
 b. 1813 :— 
 Gerald Tilson Shaen Carter, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — 
 
 Sons of John Carter, Esq., Admiral R.N. [Arms — 
 
 Quarterly, i and 4, Carter ; 2 and 3, Shaen], b. 1785 ; 
 
 d. 1863 ; m. 1833, Julia Adery, d. of William Payne 
 
 Georges : — 
 William Henry Carter, Esq., late Capt. i6th Foot, b. 
 1836 ; tn. 1862, Louisa, d. of H. Le Mesurier of Quebec ; 
 and has surv. issue — (1) George Herbert Carter, Gentleman, 
 b. 1873; (2) William le Mesurier, Gentleman,^. ; (3) 
 
 Basil Brooke, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Arthur Shaen Carter, Esq., late Capt. 51st K.O. Yorks 
 L.I., b. 1840. Res.— 
 
 ^ ia tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Cat 
 
 Car 
 
 231 
 
 Sons of Col. Thomas Tupper Carter - Campbell 
 
 {formerly Carter) of Possil, co. Lanark, R.E. , J. P. 
 
 COS. Lanark and Argyll, b. 1838; d. 1900; m. 1864, 
 
 Emily Georgiana (of Possil and Ardrishaig), d. of 
 
 late Gen. George Campbell, C.B. 
 
 Arthur Campbell Carter-Campbell, Gentleman [ArmB— 
 
 Quarterly, i. and iiii., quarterly i and 4 (Campbell of 
 
 Possil), gyronny of eight or and sable, in chief a mullet 
 
 counterchanged all within a bordure indented azure, charged 
 
 with eight buckles of the first ; 2 and 3 (Carter), argent, two 
 
 lions rampant combatant sable (Carter-Campbell of Possil, 
 
 L.O. 1894); ii. Carter, as above (U.O.); iii. Shaen, as 
 
 above (U.O. ). Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest— On 
 
 a wreath of the colours, a boar's head erect, erased or, 
 
 armed and langued azure. Motto— " Fac et spera"], b. 
 
 1867 ; m. 1898, Kathleen Isabelle, eld. d. of late James 
 
 Hillhouse of Surbiton ; and has issue— George Lome 
 
 Carter-Campbell, Gentleman, b. 1899. JP^j.— Oaksleigh, 
 
 Sarisbury. 
 
 George Tupper Campbell Carter-Campbell, Esq., Capt. 
 2nd Batt. Scottish Rifles [Arms (U.O.)— Quarterly, i and 4, 
 Carter ; 2 and 3, Shaen. Crest and Motto of Carter all as 
 above], b. 1869. Res. — 
 
 EDWARD CARTER, Gentleman. Born , being 
 
 the son of the late Jeremiah Carter of Coleman Street, 
 London. Armorial bearings -Chequy argent and azure, 
 a quatrefoil or, on a chief per pale indented gules and of 
 the last, two quatrefoils counterchanged. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm erect, vested gules, charged with two roses paleways 
 argent, barbed and seeded, the hand grasping a carbine 
 in bend sinister between two branches of oak fructed all 
 proper. Motto — " Few words, fair faith." Residence — 
 Birmingham. 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM CARTER, Esquire, M.A. (Can- 
 tab.), Barrister-at-Law. Born 1842, being the only son of 
 the late John Carter of Lime Grove, Knottingley, co. York, 
 by his first wife Christiana, dau. of George Lund. Livery 
 —Green, with white facings. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Party per fesse sable and gules, on a 
 
 fesse cr, three round buckles, in base a talbot passant of 
 the third. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, issuant from the 
 battlements of a tower a demi-monkey proper, holding 
 between the hands an escutcheon or, charged with a round 
 
 buckle sable; with the Motto, " Fortitudine." Married, 
 1879, Elizabeth McMaster Paget, dau. of the late John 
 Milling of Harlow Manor, Harrowgate ; and has Issue — 
 (i) John Mark Carter, b. 1880; (2) William Edward Carter, 
 b. 1885 ; and Georgina Maria Elizabeth. Estate and 
 postal address — Cliff End House, Scarboro'. 
 
 Sir gilbert THOMAS CARTER, Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
 and Saint George ; Governor and Commander-in-Chief of 
 Lagos 1891-1896 ; Governor and Commander-in-Chief and 
 Vice-Admiral of the Bahamas 1897-1904 ; Governor and 
 Commander-in-Chief Barbados 1904 ; Fellow Colonial Insti- 
 tute ; Corresponding Member Zoological Society ; Fellow 
 of the Entomological Society. Born 1848, being the only 
 son of Thomas Gilbert Carter, Esq., Commander Royal 
 Navy, by Mary, dau. of R. Webber of Clyst St. George, 
 Devon ; created Companion of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 1890, and advanced 
 to the rank of Knight Commander of that Order, 1893. 
 Club — Grosvenor. Livery— T>ax\i blue, with light drab 
 facings and waistcoat, gilt buttons. Axmorial bearings 
 
 — He bears for Arms : Or, on a mount in base an elephant 
 statant encircling with his trunk a palm-tree issuant on 
 the dexter all proper, a chief nebuly azure, thereon a 
 pale argent, charged with two lions rampant combatant 
 gules, between as many mullets of the first ; the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, and pendent 
 his badge as a Knight Commander thereof. Mantling vert 
 and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, upon the 
 trunk of a tree fessewise eradicated and sprouting to the 
 dexter a crowned crane proper, resting the dexter leg on an 
 escutcheon azure, charged with a lion's head erased argent. 
 Motto—" Nemo me major nisi me justior." Married, 1874, 
 Susan Laura (who died 1895), dau. of Lieut-Col. Edward 
 Hocker, R. M.L.I. ; and h?iS Issue— [i) Otho Gilbert Carter, 
 Esq., born October 26, 1882 ; (2) Humphrey Gilbert Carter, 
 Esq., born October 19, 1884; Lily Barbara; and Evelyn 
 Laura. He married 2ndly, 1904, Gertrude Codman, only 
 dau. of the late F. V. Parker of Boston, U.S.A. Postal 
 addresses— GovernmerA House, Barbados, Bahamas; 43 
 Charing Cross, London. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Car 
 
 JOHN CARTER. Oenileman. Bom May 7. 1863. 1»eing 
 the ddest ion of the late John Carter of iiarnsley. Armoxlu 
 Imrlnri IVr fessc sal>lc and gules, a tallx>t (mssant or, 
 between in cliirf two loiiml buckles and in Itase a cross 
 nory argent. HaAtllni^ vnblc .-xiut or. Crut On a wreaih 
 of the colours, uui of the Inttlcnicnls of a towrr argent, a 
 demi-nionkcv gules, charged on the shoulder with a bezant, 
 and Itolding between the hands a shuttle of the first. Motto 
 — "Spcs in salute." Married, Oct. 15, 1895. Suzanah, 
 dau- of the late John IMrker of Orby, co. Lincoln. Kesi- 
 dtntts Harrc^te, Yorkshire ; and I.4uigrick Grange, near 
 Boston, IJncomshire. 
 
 JOHN BURROUGHES CARTER, Esquire, J. P. for 
 ea Norfolk. Barm March 27, 1866, being the only child of 
 the kte Charles Carter of Northwold, by his wife Sarah Ann, 
 elder dau. of John Norton of Mardingham, co. Norfolk. 
 Armoiijd bearings — Per pale argt-ni aiul .-uure, a chevron 
 between three cithcrinewheels countcrchanged. Mant.Ung' 
 asure and argent. Crwt — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 talbot sejant ermines the dexter fore-pnw supporting an 
 escocheon per ^le argent and azure, a catherine-wheel as 
 in the arms. Motto— "Sacro gratus cineri." Married, 
 Oct. 33, 1895, Jane Evelyn, elder dau. of Rev. James 
 Alexander Crozier, Rector of Coston, co. Leicester ; and 
 has Issue -{i) John Hugh Crozier Carter, Gentleman, b. 
 March 13, 1897 ; (a) John Patrick Carter, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. la, 1898 ; and Janetta Constance Blanch. Jiesi- 
 dtnte — The Manor House, Northwold, Norfolk. 
 
 JOHN ROBERT CARTER, Gentleman. Born Dec. 
 14, 1853, being the only child of John Carter, Supt. of 
 Royal Military College, Sandhurst, by his wife Sarah 
 Jane, daa of James Powell. Livery — (Dress), chocolate and 
 
 gold ; (undress), blue and silver. Armorial bearings— Per 
 chevron or and purpura, two taus in chief and a cartwheel 
 of eight spokes in base all countcrchanged. Man tling 
 purpure and or. Crest ~ On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a tau purpure, a demi-cartwheel or. Motto—" In 
 hoc signo vinces.' Married, Jan. la, 1878, Jane Elizabeth, 
 dau. of William Smith ; and has Issue— {\) Frank John 
 Carter, Gentleman, b. Oct. 20, 1878 ; (2) Herbert William 
 Carter, Gentleman, b. Sept. 5, i88o; (3) Arthur George 
 Carter, Gentleman, *. June 18, 1886. Residence— 
 
 CARTER-CAMPBELL (L.O., 1894). Quarterly, i and 
 4, gyronny of eight or and sable, in chief a mullet counter- 
 changed, all within a bordure indented azure, charged with 
 eight buckles of the first (for Canj|)bell of Possil) ; 3 and 3, 
 argent, two lions rampant combatant sable (for Carter*. 
 Mantling sable, duubled or. Crest — Upon a wreath of his 
 liveries, a boar's head erect erased or, armed and langued 
 azure. Motto — " Fac et spera." 
 
 Son of Col. Thomas '1 upper Carter-Campbell, b. ; 
 d. 1900; m. 1864, Emily Georgina (of Possil, co. 
 Lanark), d. of late Gen. George Campbell, C.B. 
 
 Arthur Campbell Carter-Camplill, Gentleman, b. 1867; 
 m. 1898, Kathleen Isabelle, d. of late James Hillhouse of 
 Surbiton; and has issue — George Lome Carter- Campbell, 
 (ientlcman, b. 1899. Seat — Oaksleigh, Sarisbury. 
 
 CARTHEW of Woodbridge Abbey, Suffolk (H. Coll.). 
 Or, a chevron cottised sable, between three auks proper, 
 all within a bordure engrailed of the second, charged with 
 thirteen bezants. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock an auk proper, holding 
 in the beak a bezant. Motto — " Bedhoh fyr ha heb drok." 
 Livery — Buff, black facings, black and yellow braid. 
 
 Son of Peter Carthew of Woodbridge Abbey, Suffolk, 
 b. 1808; d. 1870; m. and, i860, Elizabeth, d. of Joseph 
 Henry Good of Kensington : — 
 
 Ranulphus John Carthew, Esq., J. P., C.C. Suffolk, 
 Major Suffolk Artillery, b. 1863 ; m. 189a, Catherine Agnes 
 Edith, eld. d. of William Naunton Waller, Esq., J. P., 
 D. L. , of the Grove, Bealings ; and lias issue — ( i ) Peter 
 Ranulphus Waller Carthew, Gentleman, b. 1893; (a) 
 Ekiinund John Carthew, Gentleman, ^. 1900; and Dorothy 
 Edith Maude. Seat — Woodbridge Abbey, Suffolk. Town 
 res.— i$A Kensington Palace Gardens, W. Club— Con- 
 servative. 
 
 MORDEN CARTHEW- YORSTOUN, Esquire, J. P. 
 for CO. Dumfries. Born 183a, being the eldest son of the 
 
 late General Morden Carthew, Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, Madras Army, by his 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Car 
 
 first wife Jemima Borland, daughter of John Ewart, 
 Esquire, late of Mullock, in the county of Kirkcudbright ; 
 served in Her Majesty's Indian Army 1848-1860; assumed 
 the name and arms of Yorstoun in i860. Armorial 
 bearing's of Yorstoun : Azure, a crescent between seven 
 mullets argent, on a chief or, three swords, two in saltire 
 and one in fesse, between a dexter hand couped ap- 
 paum^e and a heart all gules. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set 
 for Crest, a tower proper; with the Motto, "Mens conscia 
 recti." Married, 1854, Maynard Eliza Charlotte Rochfort, 
 only daughter of the late General Sir Archibald Bogle ; and 
 has, with o\.\\^x Issue — Archibald Morden Carthevv- Yorstoun, 
 Esquire, Major the Black Watch, born 1855 [married, 
 1890, Madeleine Feilding, daughter of the late R. W. 
 Hillas, Esquire, Deputy- Lieutenant, of Seaview, in the 
 county of Sligo, and Farm Hill, in the county of Dublin]. 
 Estates and postal address — East Tinwald, Dumfries, N. B. ; 
 Irvine House, Canobie, N. B. Mr. Carthew- Yorstoun bears, 
 but has not as yet officially established, for the arms of Carthew : 
 Quarterly i and i,, or a chevron sable between three tnurrs 
 proper (for Carthevv) ; 2. azure, a chevron between three 
 escallops within a bordure engrailed or (for Colby) ; 3. 
 argent, a fleur-de-lis gules (for Morden). Crest — A murr 
 proper, ducally gorged or. MottO — •" Bedoh fyr ha heb 
 drok." 
 
 SJOHN HOWARD CARTLAND, Esquire, Major 
 Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars, J. P. for Wor- 
 cestershire, High Sheriff 1898-99. Born Nov. 5, 1850, 
 being the eldest son of the- late John Cartland, Esq., J. P., 
 of Tiie Priory, King's Heath, Worcestershire, by his wife 
 Ann, youngest dau. of John Howard of Liverpool. Livery 
 — Dark blue, yellow facings. Armorial bearings— Or, a 
 
 demi-eagle rising, couped proper, on a chief nebuly sable, 
 three garbs argent. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-eagle as in the 
 arms, holding in the beak an ear of wheat leaved and 
 slipped, a garb fesseways or. Motto— " Loyal a devoir." 
 Seat — The Priory, King's Heath, near Birmingham. Clubs 
 —Cavalry, Raleigh, Ranelegh, Union (Birmingham), Con- 
 servative (Birmingham). 
 
 Car 
 
 CARTMELL, see AUSTEN-CARTMELL. 
 
 233 
 
 Reverend ANSON WILLIAM HENRY CART- 
 WRIGHT, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Cantab.), J.P, 
 and C.A. for Devonshire. Born Feb. 5, 1836, being the 
 eldest son of Henry Anson Cartwright, Esq., J.P. and 
 High Sheriff (1844) of Devonshire, by his first wife Harriet j 
 dau. of John Watson of Hamilton Square, Birkenhead. 
 Armorial bearings-Sable, a chevron engrailed between 
 four Catherine- wheels, three in chief and one in base argent. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a chaplet of roses gules, a dexter arm em- 
 bowed in armour, the hand proper, holding a catherine- 
 wheel also gules. Motto— " Nil desperandum." Married, 
 April 1863, Rose Catherine, second dau. of Edward Crocker' 
 and has Issue— Ros,e Martha Anson [m. Lt.-Col. Cotter,' 
 R. M.L.I.]; and Katharine Anson. Residence— BixmX^y 
 House, Teignmouth. C/«^— National Liberal. 
 
 ERNEST HENRY CARTWRIGHT, Esquire, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, M.A., B.Ch., M.D. (Oxon.). Born June 20, 
 1865, being the eldest son of the late Sir Henry Edmund 
 'i^twnght. Knight Bachelor, Barrister-at-Law, J.P. for 
 CO. of Londonderry. High Sheriff 1884, Member of Royal 
 Irish Academy, by his wife Mary, dau. of the late Harrison 
 Watson, Esq., J. P., of Stanhope, co. Durham. Armorial 
 bearlngrs- Or, gutt^-de-poix, on a fesse nebuly gules between 
 
 four bombs fired, three in chief and one in base proper, an 
 escallop between two catherine-wheels or. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head 
 erased or, gutt^-de-poix, gorged with a collar nebuly gules, 
 between on either side three cinquefoils slipped vert. Motto 
 — " Defend the fold." Martied, Dec. 7, 1899, Dorothy, 
 youngest dau. of the late Richard William Giles of 60 
 Nevem Square, London, S.W. Residence — Myskyns, 
 Ticehurst, Sussex. Clubs — Athenaeum. 
 
 CECIL CARUS-WILSON, Gentleman. Born October 
 18, 1857, being the fifth son of the late William Wilson 
 Carus- Wilson of Casterton Hall, Westmorland, by his wife 
 Mary Letablere, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Edward Litton, Q.C., 
 of Altmore, co. Tyrone, Master in Chancery in Ireland. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, three 
 wolves' heads couped sable, vulned in the neck proper (for 
 Wilson) ; 2 and 3 azure, on a chevron engrailed or, between 
 nine quatrefoils argent, three mullets gules (for Carus of 
 Kirkby Lonsdale). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, a crescent or, issuing flames 
 of fire proper (for Wilson) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 hawk rising sable, beaked, belled, and collared or, from the 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
»i* 
 
 Car 
 
 Caje; 
 
 hHd aybfe. TvfaMd profwr (for CaiwlL 
 
 U*rritd Bwtara. du. of Rer. 
 -ofWOden, Beds. /ttsUtmct— 
 
 [with avoir* 
 Noa nobis 
 R. G. OmOi. 
 
 BOWARD SHIPPHARD CARUS-WIL£ON. Esquire. 
 M.A.. j.P. for CorawalL a#ra Julf 15. 1830. being the 
 ihM SOB of the Ute Rer. W. C*rtts-\S ibon of Oistenon 
 Hal. hj his wife Ana. dan. of Gen. Nerilk. AnMClal 
 iMrtBtl Qiimlj I and 4, argent, three wot^-cs' beads 
 OMMd sable, cadi wiIbwI ob the neck proper, a crescent 
 far dWacaoe (far WHm) ; a. asore. on a U >e« r ou engrailed 
 or, between nine <|aaiicnils af)peBt, three nollets of five 
 poiats g^cs (Cor Cans) ; >P^7 ^ P*^ * *"** ^'*'*' ^^ 
 a cherroa between three Beufsde-IiSa as mailiy crass cross- 
 lets aB oooBlerchaaced (far Shipphard)L Jhtltwc sable 
 and aifcnl. CkWto— i. on a wreath of ibe colaars. a 
 u e scant or. therdrooi flaaMS iwianl profier (for Wilson) : 
 a. on a wieath of the ooloan. a hawk rising sable, beaked. 
 beOed, and ooOated or. firom the collar an escutcheon 
 nt ad iBt aneat. cl a ugt d with a wolfs head as in the arms 
 (far Cara^l MpMo — " Non nobis sofaun." Mmrri*d, 
 Oct. as. 1854. Ellen Aaae. eldest dan. of the late Hompbry 
 WiliTaan. Esq., J.P. and D.L.. of Camanton. St. Cotamb. 
 ConnnJI: aad has /xnr— (i) Edward UlUjrams Cams- 
 Wlna. GeadcaMa. >. April jo. 18^ : (3) Trevor Cams- 
 WiMia. Ctatkiaan. k. Sept. 3. iSJSq; Agnes Ellen [m. 
 Rev. J. a Kitsonl: Dorothea [ac Michael WDIiaaisI: 
 Frances jane [at. Tbos. Bedford Bolitho. Esq.. M.P.. D.L 
 aad J.P.]: and Margaret Louisa [ai. CspL J. & Hender- 
 son. W. L Regt.}. .&M/— Penmoont. near Tmra Ctmi— 
 Junior Conservative. 
 
 The REnacxD WILLLAM CARUS WILSON. Cleric 
 in Holy Orders. Bacfador of 
 
 Canw-catuson ^^"'S'^S^.^S 
 
 ham. kue Rector of Lyndon. 
 Oakham, in the coonty of Rutland. Bam January i6w 1845. 
 being the ddest son of the kte William Wilson Canis- 
 >%'asaa.of CasMnoa Hall. Westmorland, by his wife Mary 
 Letabtocdam^Merof the Right Honourable Edward Litton. 
 M»tahrr of I^iliaBKat. Mauter in Chancery, one of Her 
 Majesty's Cooaad Learned in the Law. Livery — Claret and 
 blae. AlBMtfal baattags— He bears for Azss : Quarterly 
 t aad 4. ai;pent three wolves' beads couped sable, eadi 
 vukied on the necic proper, a crescent for difference (for 
 Wilsaa) ; x azure, on a <J iewr ou engrafled or. between 
 BiBe q uatrefa ib argent, three mullets of five points gules 
 (for Carus) ; 3. party per pale or and vert, on a U >e» iuu 
 b a ae ui three fleurs<le-fis as many cross crosslets. aD 
 oooBlcrdiaaged (for Sbipphard). Cnats — i. a crescent or. 
 thereftom flames issuam proper (for Wlkon) ; 2. a hawk 
 rising aafaie. beaked, bdkd and collared or. from the collar 
 an caoMcbeon prudent argent, charged wiib a wolTs bead 
 as in the arms (for Caius^ Motto — " Non nobis sohun." 
 Mlmwriti, firstly. September 30. 1869. Eapbemia Barr£ 
 Geor giaa (who died 1894). dan|:fater of the late Artfanr 
 Keaaedy Forbes of Newstone, m the coootr of Meatb. 
 bdaad (a landowner): and secondly. 1895. .Ada R. third 
 dan. of Thomas Coggin : and has with other Issve — Rev. 
 Arthur Cecil Henry Carus-^^Hson. M.A. (Oxon.). Cka^ 
 in Holy Orders. SS. John the Erangdist. Cowley. Oxford, 
 bom Mard> 10. 1873; Rer. Percy Carus- Wikon, bom 
 October 16. 1873. EttaU—VamA at Casterton, in the co. 
 of Westmorland. Postal address — Faversham. Kent. 
 
 CARVER, qnartered by ATHORPE. 
 
 LUCIUS FALKLAND BRANCALEONE CARY. 
 Esquire. Colonel (retired) late of the Rifle Brigade. Born 
 18 w. being the fourth son of the late Hemy George Cary 
 of Torr Abbey, aad his wife Emily Munro. only cfaild and 
 heire ss of Robert Sheddoo of Brooklands. Hampsfaif«L 
 AaMtlai bMilB^i Argent. 00 a bend sable, three roses 
 «f die fint. Mtntlhlg argent and sable. Gkwt-On a 
 wreath of the ookrars. a swan proper. Miatto — "^^rtnle 
 CKxrptae." Married, fir^. 1868. Bertha Elisabeth, dan. 
 of Captain Winsfew Philfipps: and has Isstie—Heorj 
 James Lucius Cary. Gentleman. Lieut, late 3rd Devon- 
 shire Rst.. t. tfl^ He at. secondly. Oct. a6. 1878. 
 Lnaisa Sophia Isabd. dan. of Major George Rowley. 
 
 ROBERT SHEDDEN SULYARDE CARY. Gentle- 
 man. Borm June aa. i8a8. being the eldest son of the late 
 Henry George Cary of Torr Abbey, and bis wife Emily 
 MuBTO. only chiM and heiress of Robert Sbedden of Brook- 
 lands. Hampshire. Annatel baaxlacs— Argent, on a 
 bead sabfe. three roses of the firsc »««■*>«».£ sj^ij^ ^,^ 
 argent. OMt Oi a wreath of the colours, a swan proper. 
 Motto — "Virtnte ezcerptae." MatrUd. 1866. Mari^uet 
 Mary. dan. of Georre Stockman. Seat— Torr Abbey. 
 Torquay. 
 
 CARY-CADDELL (H. ColL. U.O.). Quarteriy. L the 
 arms of Cary-CaddeU ; i and 4. argent, fretty gules, on a 
 chief vert, a boo rampant or (Cadell) ; a and 3. argent, on a 
 bend sable, three roses of the field (R. L.. 5 May 1900) 
 (Cary) ; iL the same arms of Cary ; iii. ar]^ent. three locenge- 
 shaped arming-buckles, tongues fessewtse gules (Jeming- 
 ham) ; iv. the same arms of CaddelL is««*M«iy gules and 
 argent. Oraoto— i. Caddell : 2. Cary. 00 a wreath of the 
 coMurs. a swan proper. 
 
 Son of Stanley Edward George Cary of FoUaton, Devon. 
 
 >. 1835 : d. 1900 : m. 1865. Agnes Mary (d. and coh. 
 
 of Admiral Arthur William Jeminebam). who obtained 
 
 a R.L. to bear name and arms of Cary-Cadell : — 
 Francb Joseph Cary-Cadddl, Gentksnan. b. 1878. Seat 
 — FoDaton, near Tomes. 
 
 CASE. Quarterly, i and 4. argent, ona bend engrailed 
 gules, plain cottised aaUe, three round buckles or (Case- 
 arms confd. and crest granted by Segar. Norroy. ax Dec 
 1598); a. atwent. a fesse between three descents gules 
 (O^, Utaf. Edward I.) : 3. argent, a cross engrailed sable. 
 between four torteanx (Clayton). is««*»t^ gules and 
 argent. CSraot — On a wreath of the colonrs. a cubit arm 
 erect, habited ermines. cufliBd argent, holding in the hand 
 proper a round buckle or. Motto — " Distantia jungit." 
 Livery — Blue. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-CoL Charles Case. Bengal Staff Corps. 
 
 >. 1839: d.v.f. 1883 : a*. 1863. Jane Amelia, d. of 
 
 Major-Cien. John ElpUnstone Fraser :— 
 Capt. Thomas Ephinstone Case, Capt. Lanes. Hussars 
 Imp. Yea, late Capt. Coldstream Guards, b. 1869 ; ar. 1904. 
 Evdyn Ruby, d. of late Adolpbus Fer gu son. Estates at 
 Huyton and Whiston, Lanes. Res. — Tbe Tempfe, Horton. 
 Northlands. Clm^ — Guards', Travellers'. Wdlii^ton. 
 Edwin George Case, Gentleman, b. 1875. ^<^ — 
 
 Yr. sons of Thomas Case, Gentleman, of Redhazek 
 
 and Sbenstone Moss. b. 1811 : d. 1887; ac 1834. 
 
 Alesandrina Veronica, d. of Giovanni Mavromati of 
 
 Messina. Sidly : — 
 Alfred George Case, Gentleman, b. 1843. Res. — 
 Edwin William Case. Gentleman, b. 1850; a*, rst, 1875. 
 Clotilde {d. 1901). d. of Don Antonio de Romrfe-y-Cebrian. 
 Comte de Romr£e of Valencia : 2nd. 1903. Caroline, Mar- 
 quise de Traa^nies. d. of Edouard. Marquis de Trazegnies 
 of Corroy-le-Chateau. Belgium ; and las issue — Charles 
 Edward Case. Gentlonan. b. 1904. Res. — 199 Faubourg 
 St. Honors. Paris. C/»»— Cerde de U Rue Royafe (Paris). 
 
 Son of John Asbton Case, Gentleman, of Ince Hall, 
 
 Lanes., b. 1804 ; d. 1855 : ai. 1833, Caroline Elirabeth. 
 
 dd. d. of Henry Walker of Blytbe HaU. Notts :— 
 Capt. Henry Asbton Case, lue latb Lancers, J.P.. 
 b. 1851 : ac 1878. Mary Louisa {d, 1888), d. of CoL W. 
 Soutbey, Madras Staff Corps ; and. 1891, in Canada. Alice 
 Marston. d. of CxA. W. Soutbey : and has issue (with six 
 dans.)— John Aloysius Asbton Case. Gentleman, b. 1893. 
 Serf/— B ec kfo rd Hall, nr. Tewkesbury. Clmbs—Aimf and 
 Navy. Cavalry, Horiingham. 
 
 JULIUS CASEMENT. Esquire. M.A. Trin, ColL. 
 Dublin. J.P. COS. Antrim. Londoodeny, and Vilcklow. High 
 Sheriff 1877. Bom 1830, beiBg tbe fourth son of tbe late 
 
 R"gw- Pj><wn#iit nf HaTTyrilV, co. Antnm. hy hi* gftviH Tifi> 
 
 Margaret, dan. of Andrew M'QuOtv. Axauilal Iwilinj.! 
 — Ermine, a lion rampant guardant proper, di ar ged with a 
 mullet gules, and holding in tbe paws a sword erect also 
 proper, pommd and hilt ^)ld, encircled round tbe point with 
 a wreath vert, on a chief embattled gules, a tower argent, 
 be tw een two elephants' heads erased or. MBirtltwg gules 
 and argent. Crest — A moral crown gules, issuing there- 
 from a demi-tiger rampant guardant proper, diarged with 
 a mullet of the first, and crowned with an Eastern crown or, 
 bcMing in tbe paws a sword erect proper, pommd and bilt 
 gold, the point enctrded with a wreath vert. MMtO — "Dum 
 
 ^ ia the MmtazT Coekado. 
 
Ca0 
 
 €ea 
 
 23s 
 
 spiro spero." Married, 1863. Maria Clarke, dau. of Rev. 
 J. Lacy Barnard, Rector of Powerscourt ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Roger Casement, Elsq., Major R.A., ^. Feb. 24, 1864: 
 (2) Joshua Bernard Casement, Gentleman, Lieut, and Dur- 
 ham Light Infantry, *. SepL 16, 1868, d. July 29, 1894 ; (3) 
 
 Julius Casement, Lieut. R..A., d.s.p. Sept. 3. 1896. aged ao, 
 (4) John Mocw^ Casement, Genifcman, Lieut. R.N. ; 
 b. Sept. 13, 1877 ; and three daus. Seat — Cronroe, co. 
 Wicklow. 
 
 CASEMENT (granted H. Coll., 17 April 1826. and con- 
 firmed U.O., with slight distinctions). Ermine, a lion 
 rampant guardant projjer, charged with a mullet gules, and 
 holding in the paws a sword erect also proper, |x>mmel and 
 hilt gold, encircled round the point with a wreath vert, 
 on a chief embattled gules, a tower argent, between two 
 elephants' heads erased or. Mantling gules and argent 
 Crest— A mural crown gules, issuing therefrom a demi- 
 tiger rampant guardant proper, charged with a mullet of 
 the first and crowned with an Eastern crown or, holding 
 in the paws a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt gold, 
 the point encircled with a wreath \'ert. Motto — ' ' Dum spiro 
 spero." 
 
 Sons of lohn Casement of Magherintemple, Elsq., 
 J. P. (High Sheriff co. Antrim 1881), M.A., b. 1825; 
 d. 1902 ; m. 1st, 1849, Charlotte, d. of Brabazon New- 
 comen of Camla House, co. Roscommon : — 
 Roger Casement, Esq., J. P. co. Antrim, b. 1850; 
 •r. 1877, Susanna, d. of James Beatiy, C. E. ; and has 
 issue— (i) John Casement, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., ^. 1880; 
 (2) Francis Casement, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (3) Roger Hugh 
 Casement, Gentlemen, b. 1883; (4) Robert James Case- 
 ment, Gentleman, b. 1884; (5) Edgar Ranald Casement, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886. Si-o/— Magherintemple, Ballycastle, 
 CO. Antrim. 
 
 Brabaz(»i Newcomen Casement, Gentleman, M.D., i. 
 1852 , m. ist, 1880, Henrietta Louisa (</. 1881), d. of 
 Rev. Thos. Jas. Burke, Rector of Babcary, co. Somerset 
 (by whom he has a dau., Charlotte Mary); and 2nd, 1884, 
 Islet Scott of Kempsey, N. S. Wales; and has issue- 
 Raymond Casement, Gentleman, b. ; and Margery. 
 Res. — 
 
 John Casement. Esq., Capt, R.N., b. 1854: m. 
 Mana, d. of Rt. Hon. John Young; and has issue— 
 Chariotte. ^«.— Glendnn. Cushendun. 
 
 C.\SEY (U.O.). Azure, on a chevron argent between 
 ^ree eagles heads erased or, a talbot passant gules. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Creat— Out of a ducal 
 owonet or a demi-eagle displayed proper, chained on the 
 breast with a bugle-horn stringed gold. Motto—" OCaitha- 
 saigh doidhimh deirge," 
 
 SoM of George Casey of Winterboume, St. Leonards- 
 on-Sea, b ; d ■ m. , Mary Bourdcault. d. 
 of George Glennv of Newry :— 
 Lieut.-CoL Charks LesUe Casev, *. . C/«4— Naval 
 and Mibtary. 
 
 Arthur Edwin Comerford Casey, Gentleman, of Bengal 
 Civ Ser%nce. *. ; m. 1885, Edith Annette {d 1886). 
 d. of Su- Thomas Willshire, 1st Bart.. G.C.B. Jfes.— 
 
 Son of Thomas Casey. M.D.. of St. Albans, b ; 
 d ; m. : — 
 Rev. Henry Ernest Casey, M.A. (CamU), Vicar of 
 Berrow, *. ^«.— The Vicarage. Berrow, Ledbury. 
 
 Hox. J.\MES JOSEPH CASEY. C.M.a. K.C.. efccted 
 M.L.A. 1861, but was unseated; represented Manduiang 
 1863-1879 ; has been a M.E.C. since 1868 ; appointed Min. 
 of Jusuce 1868, and Solicitor-Gen. 1869 ; was Pres. of 
 Board of Land and Works and Min. of Agriculture 1872-5 ; 
 a Barrister of Victoria, N.S.W., S. and W. Australia and 
 Queensland, and a Knt. Officer of Legion of Honour and of 
 Crown of Italy; formeriy Prosecutor for H.M. ; has been 
 Judge of County Court, Court of Mines, and Court of 
 Insolvency, and Chm. of Gen. Sessions of Victoria 1884- 
 1900; Acting Judge of Supreme Court 1885. Borm 
 December 25. 1831, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Casey of Tromroe, co. Clare; cr. C.M.G. 1878. Clubs— 
 Royal Yacht (London), Ro\-al Yacht (Victoria), and Aus- 
 tralian (Melbourne), ^xtyry— Claret, and cream facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a chewtm between three eagles* 
 
 heads erased argent, langued azure, on a canton or, a star 
 of six points sable. Mantling gules and argent ; and for 
 his Crest. u[>on a wreath of the colours, a rode, thereon an 
 eagle rousant regardant, holding in the beak a dagger 
 bendways all proper, and charged on the breast with a star 
 of six points or; with the Motto, "Vigore et virtute." 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Caief 
 
 Ca0 
 
 U^rritJ. lunc 14. 1858. Mary 'Picreaa (d. June 11, 1897). 
 dKU. of janiM Cahill. Member City Council, IV.-ndiKO. 
 KtiidtHit "Ilirickane." Acland Street, St. Kilda. Mel- 
 bourne, Australia. 
 
 C.\SS (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4. per chevron or 
 and ermine, on a chevron sable between two eagle's heads 
 •r&i>eti ^les in chief and a garb of the first in base, a 
 harrow fjoUl lietwr<n two fountains (Cass); a, sable, a fesse 
 ermine onti.Mrd .-irgent between ihiee cinquefoils of the last, 
 in the centre chii-f point a cross crosslet titche<5 or (Potter); 
 3, per fesse azure and or, a |)ale between two roses leaved 
 and slipped in chief, and as many trefoils slipped in l>asc 
 all counterchangetl (Simmons). tSantUng sable and or. 
 
 Ingl — Quarterly 1 and 4, jx-r chevron or and ermine, 
 on a chevron sabk-, Iwtwcen two eagles' heads erasetl 
 gules in chief and a garb of the first in liase, a harrow 
 gold between two fountains (for Cass) ; 3 and 3 ermine, a 
 (esse ermine cotised argent between three cinqut'loils of the 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased 
 gules, charged on the neck with a fountain, in the beak 
 three ears of wheat or. Motto — " Ubique patriam 
 reminisci." Livery — Black and yellow. 
 
 Son of Rev. Frederick Charles Cass, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 
 
 1824 ; d. 1896 ; »/. 1853, Julia Elizabeth, d. of William 
 
 Tewart, Esq., J. P., of Glanton and Swinhoe, co. 
 
 Northuml:)erland :— 
 Rev. Frederick Charles Guise Cass, M.A., b. 1859. Res. 
 — Monken Hadley, Heene, Worthing. C/«^j— Conservative, 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 H ARTHUR HERBERT CASS, Esquire. Colonel in the 
 W Army, late Major loth Hussars ; served in the Crimea 
 (medal and clasp). Bom July 19, 1828, being the third 
 son of the late Frederick Cass, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his 
 wife Martha, eldest dau. and eventual co-heiress of John 
 Dell Potter of Ponders End, Middlesex. Clubs — United 
 Service, Army and Navy, Marlborough, Conservative. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron or 
 and ermine, on a chevron sable, between two eagles' heads 
 erased gules in chief and a garb of the first m base, a 
 harrow gold between two fountains (for Cass); 2 and 3 
 sable, a fesse ermine, cotised argent, between three cinque- 
 foils of the last, in the chief point a cross crosslet fitch^e or 
 (for Potter). Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle's head erased gules, charged on the 
 neck with a fountain, in the beak three ears of wheat or. 
 Motto— " Ubique (>atriam reminisci." Postal address — 
 Lnited Service Club, Pall Mall, W. 
 
 Captain CHARLES HERBERT DAVIS CASS. 
 Bom Aug. 13. 1858, being the only son of the late Rev. 
 Charles William Cass, M.A. (Cantab.), by his wife 
 Elizabeth Frances, second dau. of William Kirkpatrick 
 of St. Cross. Newport, Isle of Wight. Armorial bear- 
 
 last, in the centre chief point a cross crosslet fitch(5e or (for 
 Potter) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an eagle's head erased gules, charged on the neck with a 
 fountain, in the beak three ears of wheat or; with the 
 Motto, " Ubique patriam reminisci." 
 
 BERNARD CROFT CASS, Esquire. Bom May 10, 
 1873, being the only son of the late Sir John Cass, Knight 
 Bachelor, J. P., by his wife Hannah, dau. of Robert Gamble 
 of Bradford. Armorial bearing^s -Per pale argent and 
 azure, a balance suspended Ixitween two Haunches, each 
 charged with a branch of palm slipped all counterchanged. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a balance suspended per pale argent and azure 
 between two p.ilm-branches slipped vert. Motto — "Cave 
 Deus videt." Residence — " Maylands," Heaton, Bradford, 
 Yorks. 
 
 MATTHEW SHEFFIELD CASSAN, Esquire, J.P., 
 High Sheriff 1843. Born Dec. 23, 1820, being the eldest 
 son of the late Stephen Sheffield Cassan, Escj., J. P., Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, by his wife Ann Elizabeth, dau. of Edward 
 Laurenson of Capponellan, co. Kilkenny. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Argent, three oaks eradicated proper. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from an earl's coronet proper, a boar's head and 
 neck erased or, langued gules. Motto — " Juvant arva 
 parentum." Married, May i, 1843, Phoebe Louisa; and 
 has Issue — (i) Francis Seymour Stuart Cassan, Gentleman, 
 b. July 12, 1849; (2) Henry Erskine Cassan, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 14, 1849; (3) Stephen Sheffield Cassan, Gentleman, 
 b. August 29, 1851, deceased ; (4) Matthew Shefifield Cassan, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 14, 1852; (5) Edward I.awrenson 
 Cassan, deceased ; (6) Reginald Sheffield Cassan, Gentle 
 man, d. unm. ; Emily Anne [»«., Feb. 13, i8;5, Lieut. - 
 Col. J. Cecil Grove-Price, R.A., of Croydon, Surrey]; 
 Flora Adelaide ; and Anne Elizabeth \m. William Robert- 
 son, d. 1887]. Seat — Sheffield House, near Maryborough, 
 Queen's Co. 
 
 LARRETT GODFREY CASSELS, Gentleman. Born 
 1858, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Walter Gibson Cassels, Gentleman, Banker in Toronto and 
 Hamilton, Ontario, by his wife Adelaide Victoria, dau. of 
 Commissary General Larratt Smith of Southampton, Eng- 
 
 iB the Military Cockade. 
 
R 
 
 Ca0 
 
 Cat 
 
 »37 
 
 land. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron gules, be- 
 tween in chief two cross crosslets fitchte and in base a 
 key fesseways wards downwards sable. Mantling gules, 
 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 dolphin naiant or. Motto — " Avise la fin." Postal address 
 — The Dominion Bank, Oshawa, Canada. 
 
 MARIE EMMANUEL ALVAR DE BIAUDOS- 
 SCARISBRICK, MARQUIS DE CASTEJA. Born 1849, 
 being the son of the late Remy Leon de Biaudos, Marquis 
 de Casteja (who was authorised, on succeeding to Scaris- 
 brick, by Royal Licence, dated Jan. 31, 1873, to take the 
 name of Scarisbrick after that of De Biaudos, and to bear 
 the arms of Scaristrick quarterly), by his wife Eliza Mar- 
 garet, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Windsor Hunloke, B;\rt. , 
 of Wingerworth. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 gules, three mullets in bend between two bendlets engrailed 
 argent, for distinction, in the centre chief point a cross cross- 
 let or (for Scarisbrick) ; 2 and 3, De Biaudos. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 dove sable, beaked and legged gules, holding in the beak 
 an olive branch proper, charged for distinction with a cross 
 crosslet or (for Scarisbrick) ; 2. De Biaudos. Married, 
 1874, Adolphine Gabrielle Marie de Faret, dau. of the Mar- 
 quis de Fournes ; and has Issue — Marie Andre Leon Alvar 
 Scarisbrick, Gentleman, b. 1875. Seat — Scarisbrick Hall, 
 near Ormskirk. 
 
 CASTELLO (H. Coll.). Azure, on a bend cottised 
 argent, between a lion rampant in chief and an Eastern 
 crown in base or, three towers triple-towered sable. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — Issuant from a crown 
 vallary or, five ostrich feathers argent, in front of a tower 
 as in the arms. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Edmund Francis Castello, Gentleman, formerly of Bogota, 
 Columbia, S. America, b. . Res. — Rue-de-Bassins, 
 Paris. 
 
 CASTLEHOW (H. Coll., 1858). Azure, on a mount 
 vert, a castle proper, in chief three passion crosses or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a castle proper, therefrom issuant a lion azure, supporting 
 a passion cross or. 
 
 Son of Thomas Castlehow, b. ; d. 1863 ; m. , 
 Ann, d. of Thomas Rumney : — 
 
 William Castlehow, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxford), b. 1863. 
 5ea^— Waterside House, Watermillock, Ullswater, Penrith, 
 Cumberland. Ctub— Oxford Union (Oxford). 
 
 Sir henry JAMES STUART-RICHARDSON, sth 
 EARL AND VISCOUNT OF CASTLE STUART, and 
 Baron Stuart in the Peerage of Ireland, and a Baronet of 
 
 Nova Scotia; assumed by Royal Licence, dated May 11, 
 1867, the surname of Richardson in addition to and after that 
 of Stuart, and the arms of Richardson and Stuart quarterly. 
 Bom March 21, 1837, being the only son of the late Rt. Hon. 
 Charles Knox, 4th Earl of Castle Stuart, by his wife Char- 
 lotte Raffles Drury, only dau. of Quintin Thompson (niece 
 of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, the celebrated Governor of 
 Java, and cousin of the eminent divine. Rev. Dr. Raffles). 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or, afesse persaltire 
 gules and ermine, between in chief a bull's head couped 
 and in base a galley sable (for Richardson) ; 2 and 3. quar- 
 terly, i. or, a lion rampant gules, within a double tressure 
 flory counterflory of the last (for Scotland) ; ii. or, a fesse 
 chequy argent and azure, in chief a label of three points 
 gules (for Stuart); iii. argent, a saltire between four roses 
 gules (for Lennox) ; iiii. or, a lion rampant gules (for Mac- 
 duff), the whole within a bordure compony argent and azure, 
 and upon an escutcheon of pretence these same arms of 
 Richardson. Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of his liveries, a lion rampant argent, holding a 
 wreath of oak leaves fructed proper, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a cross form^e gules (for Richardson) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head argent, armed or 
 (for Stuart). Supporters— Two dragons vert. Motto— 
 " Forward." Married, Nov. i, 1866, Augusta Le Vicomte 
 
 Massy Richardson, widow of Major Hugh Massy, 8sth 
 Foot, and only child of Major Richardson-Brady, D. L. , of 
 Drum, CO. Tyrone; and has Issue -tAxirxeX Albany [m., 
 June 2, 1891, Major Maxwell Archibald Close, 13th Hussars, 
 and has issue]; Mary [tn., Dec. 21, 1898, Major Edward 
 Harrison Clough Taylor of Firby Hall, co. York]. Seats — 
 Stuart Hall, Stewartstown ; Drum Manor, Cookstown, both 
 in CO. Tyrone. Cf«^— Carlton. 
 
 CATON (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per fesse gules 
 and azure, two cats-a-mountain passant argent, spotted 
 sable, on a canton or, a cross crosslet fitchte of the fourth 
 (Caton, 1859); 2 and 3, quarterly gules and vair, a bend 
 or, thereon an annulet and crescent (Constable). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out 
 of a castle argent, charged with three cross crosslets sable, 
 a Saracen's head aflrontte proper, wreathed argent and 
 gules. Motto— " Caut us metuit foveam." Livery — Blue, 
 red facings. 
 
 Only son of Redmond Rideout Bewley Caton, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut, ist Regt. (Royal Scots), b. 1833; d.v.p. 
 1859 ; m. 1857, Jane Anne Aytoun, eld. d. and coh. of 
 Angus Turner, Esq., J. P., of Kippen House and 
 Glentyre : — 
 Rev. Redmond Bewley Caton of Binbrook, Lines., 
 Rector of Great Fakenliam, M.A. Oxon., b. 1858; m. 1883, 
 Louisa Laura Forbes, d. of Col. Alexander John Cruickshank 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cat 
 
 Cau 
 
 Wamnd. j.P. . of Bught, co. Inverness. N.D. ; and has 
 iMM— Richard iwwiry Cnion. Uendeman, 4. 1886; Margaret 
 Hawksmore; and Dorothy Mary. Hts. — Great Fakenham 
 Rselory, 'Ilietford, Norfolk. Lluhs — United University, 
 Wat Suffolk County (Bury St. Edmunds). 
 
 « ALBEMARLE CATOR. Esquire. J. P. and D.L. 
 Porm April 6, 1836, being thie eldest surviving son 
 of the late .Albemiulc Cntor. Esq., of Woodlxtstwick Hall, 
 Norfolk. J. P. and 1). L. , High Sheriff 1867, by his wife Eliia- 
 beth Margaret, eldest dau. of John H. Ulakeney of Abbert, 
 CO. (.ial\»'ay. Armoxial beartngi — Ermine, on a pile en- 
 grailed gules, a lionp.'iss;in' argent, in Imsc t wo fishes haurient 
 ature. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased erminois, charged on 
 the neck with two bars engrailed gules. Motto—" Nihil 
 sine labore." Married, Feb. aa, 1859, Mary Molesworth 
 Cordelia, third dau. of Christopher Arthur Mohun-Harris 
 of Hayne; and has Issue — (i))ohn C!ator, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Norfoik, b. Sept. 34, i86a \m., Oct. 7, 1895, Maud, 
 second dau. of Henry J. Adeane of Brabraham] ; (2) Albe- 
 marle Bertie Cator, Gentlem.an, b. Jan. 6, 1869, d. March 
 la, 1869 ; (3) Albemarle Bertie Edward Cator, Gentleman, 
 Capt. ist Batt. Scots Guards, b. April la, 1877 [iw., 1903, 
 Violet, eldest dau. of Francis Sutton of Penton, Andover, 
 Hants]; (4) Christopher Arthur Mohun Cator, Gentle- 
 man. }. Jan. 35, 1881 ; Louisa Eleanor; Elizabeth Mar- 
 garet [*•., Sept. a3, 1885, Lord Victor Seymour, fourth 
 son of Francis, fifih Marquess of Hertford, and has issue] ; 
 Mary Wingfield \m., April 25, 1895, Charles A. Fellowes. 
 second son of Robert Fellowes of Shotesham Park, co. 
 Norfolk, and has issue] ; Gertrude Harriet [m. June 3, 1897, 
 George John Talbot, eldest son of Rt. Hon. John Gilbert 
 Talbot, P.C. M.P.]; Beatrice Charlotte Emily [w., April 
 12, 1894, Henry Artnur Hallam Lennard, only son of Sir 
 John Lennard, Bart., of Wickhnm Court, and has issue]; 
 Edith Louisa; Georgina Marquerite [«. , June 17, 1899, 
 Major F. Hawley, Royal Scots Greys]; Mabel Diana 
 Frances ; Chrislabel Nona Penelope ; and Grace Granville 
 Dieya. Seats — Woodbastwick Hall, Norwich ; Trewsbury, 
 Coates, Cirencester ; Beckenham Place, Kent Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY CATT, Esquire, J.P. for the co. of 
 Hants. 1895. Bom Aug. 6, 1856, being the second son of 
 
 port, Isle of Wight. Clubs — Junior ronstituiional, Hamp- 
 shire (WinchcNter), Hythe Yacht (Soutiiami>t()n). Livery — 
 Dark blue, and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 three cats-a-mountain passant guardant in pale argent, two 
 flaunches of the last, each charged with a rose of the first, 
 barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Creat— On a wreath of the colours, in front of an esquire's 
 helmet proper, a gauntlet fessewavs also proper. Motto — 
 " Fortis qui prudens." Married, firstly, May 29, 1879, 
 Mary Eliza, eldest dau. of Sills Clifford (iibbons of Great 
 Walstead, Lindfield. Secondly, June 8, 1886, Alice Mary, 
 eldest dau. of Thomas Wallis of Southampton ; and has 
 Issue — (il Arthur Ethelbert Catt, Gentleman, b. June i6, 
 1880; (a) George Clifford Catt, Gentleman, b. Feb. 12, 
 '887 ; (3) Hugh Charles Catt, Gentleman (twin with his 
 brother. George Clifford) ; (4) James Catt, Gentleman, b. 
 March 39, i888 ; (5) Noel Catt, Gentlem.an, b. Dec. 21, 
 1894; Amy Maud; Mary Louisa; Betty; and Rachel. 
 Postal address — Villa Amalthea, Hythe, Southampton. 
 
 CATTERICK, quartered by WITHAM. 
 
 ALFRED HENRY CAULFIELD, Esquire, son of St. 
 George Francis Caulfield, Esquire, J. P. for the co. of Ros- 
 common, by his wife the Hon. Susanna Anne (sister of the 
 Rt. Hon. the second Baron Crofton), who was raised to the 
 rank of a baron's daughter by Patent, 1837. Armorial 
 bearings — Barry of ten argent and guies, on a canton of the 
 second a lion passant guardant or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a dragon's 
 head erased gules, gorged with a collar genielle .argent ; with 
 the Motto, " Deo duce ferro comitante." Married, firstly, 
 the Hon. Augusta (who died 1873), dau. of the Rt. Hon. the 
 first Baron Templemore, and widow of the Rt. Hon. the 
 seventh Earl of Kingston ; secondly, 1874, Rosamond (who 
 died 1888), dau. of Thomas Dowker of Huntingdon Hall, 
 in the co. of York, and widow of Lord Alan Spencer- 
 Churchill. Postal address — Matlock House, Twickenham, 
 Middlesex. 
 
 CAULFEILD (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, barry of ten 
 argent and gules, on a canton of the second a lion passant 
 
 Charles Catt of Brighton, and Summer Hill, Lindfield, and 
 Nether Walstead, Scaynes Hill, Sussex, and Mary Anne 
 his wife, eldest dau. of Benjamin Mew of Polars and New- 
 
 guardant or (Caulfeild, temp. Eliz.) ; 2 and 3, or. a chevron 
 chequy argent and azure, between three martlets sable 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
Cau 
 
 Cat) 
 
 239 
 
 (Houston). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dragon's head erased gules, gorged 
 with a collar gemelle argent. Motto — "Deo duce ferro 
 comitante." 
 
 Son of Edward Houston Caulfeild, Esq., of Drum- 
 cairne, J. P. and D.L., b. 1807; d. 1883; m. 1828, 
 Charlotte (d. 1840), d. of Piers Geale: — 
 Rt. Hon. James Alfred Caulfeild, C.B., 7th Viscount 
 Charlemont.and Baron Caulfeild, of Charlemont, in Ireland, 
 Vice-Lieut, co. Tyrone, J. P. and D.L. for that co. (High 
 Sheriff 1868), Hon. Col. 4th Batt. the Royal Inniskilling 
 Fusiliers, late Capt. Coldstream Guards, and Comptroller 
 in the Household of the Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1868-95, 
 now Usher of the Black Rod of the Order of St. Patrick, 
 b. 1830; m. 1858, Hon. Annette Handcock, yr. d. of 
 Richard, 3rd Lord Castlemaine ; and has issue— Constance 
 Elizabeth [m. 1880, Rt. Hon. Uchter John Mark, 5th Earl 
 of Ranfurly]. Seats — Roxborough Castle, Moy ; and Drum- 
 cairn, Stewartstown, Tyrone. Clubs — Guards', United 
 Service. 
 
 Son of Marcus Piers Francis Caulfeild, Esq., C.B., 
 formerly Major Mid-Ulster Artillery Militia, b. 1840 ; 
 d. 1895 ; m. 1878, Louisa Gwyn, 4th d. of Robert 
 Griffith Williams, and niece of Sir Richard Williams, 
 Bulkeley, loth Bart. : — 
 James Edward Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1880. Res. — 
 Son of Hans St. George Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1837; 
 d. 1892 ; m. 1878, Emily Berenice, d. of Edward James, 
 Esq., M.D., of Edgbaston, J. P. :— 
 Charles Edward St. George Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1887. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Right Rev. Charles Caulfeild, D.D., Bishop of 
 Nassau, Bahamas, b. 1804 ; d. 1862 ; ot. 1832, Grace 
 Anne [d. 1896), d. of Sir Richard Bligh St. George, 
 Bart. :— 
 Charles Edwin St. George Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1841. 
 Res.— 
 
 Francis St. George Caulfeild, Gentleman, M.I.C.E., 
 Director of Public Works, Federated Malay Straits, 
 b. 1852; m. 1880, Helen Isabel, d. of Henry John Simonds,' 
 Esq., J. P., of Cavesham ; and haslsurv. issue — (i) Harry 
 Frowd St, George Caulfeild, Gentleman, Lieut. R.F.A. 
 b. 1881. ^^.--Borlases, Twyford, Berks. 
 
 Son of James Caulfeild, Gentleman, Treasurer of 
 Ceylon, b. 18 June 1843 ; d. 1861 ; tn. Eliza (d. 1854), 
 d. of Basil Gray and widow of Major Rech6 : — 
 James Campbell Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1843. Res. — 
 Henry St. George Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; m. 1^77, 
 Jane, d. of William Goldsmith ; and has issue — (i) James 
 Charles Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (2) Robert Toby 
 Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (3) Charles St. George 
 Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1884; (4) Richard William 
 Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1887. Res.— 
 
 Son of Rev. Hans Caulfeild (eld. s. of Rev. Wilberforce 
 
 Caulfield), b. 1833; d. 1874; m. 1861, Rachel, d. of 
 
 Thomas Reade of Callan, co. Kilkenny : — 
 
 Charles Hans Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1869; m. 1898; 
 
 Ethel Jessie, d. of the late D. G. R. Mann of Ottawa; and 
 
 has issue— (i) Charles Wilberforce Caulfeild, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1899 ; (2) Eric St. George Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1900. 
 
 Post, add.—i^x M'Leod Street, Ottawa, Canada. 
 
 Yr. sons of the Rev. Wilberforce Caulfeild, Rector of 
 St. Mary, Kilkenny, d. 1872; m. Catherine, d. of 
 E. Butler :— 
 Charles Francis Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1835. Res. — 
 Wilberforce Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1836. Res. — 
 Edmund James Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1842. Res. — 
 Francis Butler Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1845. Res.— 
 Sons of Hans Caulfeild, Gentleman, M.D. , b. 1814 ; 
 d. 1863 ; m. 1847, Mary Ann, d. of Henry Ellis of 
 Pottle Rath, Kilkenny :— 
 Hans James Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1849 ; m. 1872, 
 Jenny, d. of Samuel Brasher ; and has issue — (i) Alfred 
 Hans Waring Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; Lilian May 
 [m. H. N. Sandus] ; Mabel Violet [m. 1901, Hubert V. 
 Hamilton] ; and Kathleen Crofton. Res. — 
 
 Henry Ellis Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1852; m. Annie, d. 
 of Thomas Jenkins ; and has issue — Hester ; and Alice. 
 Res.— 
 
 Alexander Theophilus Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1824; 
 m. 1854, Rosetta, d. of Samuel Knowlton ; and has issue — 
 Marion Olive ; and Ida May. Res.— 
 James Bellairs Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res.— 
 
 8s Grenville Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Club— 
 
 Royal Canadian Yacht. 
 
 Son of the Rev. Abraham St. George Caulfeild, Rector 
 of Wmdsor, b. 1823 ; d. 1882 ; m. Mary Anne, d. of 
 W. Waring : — 
 Charles Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1848 [/«. 1873, Eliza 
 
 Caroline, d. of Daniel Hanvey ; and has issue— Charles St. 
 
 George Stewart Hanvey Caulfeild, Gentleman, b. 1874- 
 
 and Kathleen Elizabeth. Res.— 
 
 Son of St. George Francis Robert Caulfeild, Esq., 
 Capt. ist Life Guards; b. 1831 ; d. 1875; m. 1868 
 Louisa Ann, only d. of Thomas Russell Crampton, 
 C.E. : — 
 Algernon Thomas St. George Caulfeild, Esq., J.P co 
 
 Roscommon (High Sheriff' 1899), b. 1869. 5ea^— Donamoii 
 
 Castle, CO. Roscommon. C/«^j— Travellers', Carlton. 
 
 NATHANIEL CAUTLEY, Esquire, M.A. Ch. Ch., 
 Oxford, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. He assumed 
 the name of Cautley by Royal Licence 1885. Born Jan. 9, 
 1857, being the elder san of Samuel Bottomley, by his wife 
 Carohne Jane, dau. of Nathaniel Holmes of Pocklington. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per bend gules and 
 sable, a sword bendways point upwards proper, pommel and 
 hilt gold, between two fountains in chief also proper, and a 
 cross flory in base or (for Cautley); 2 and 3, or, on a pale 
 gules, between two bees volant in base proper, a lion ram- 
 pant of the field (for Bottomley). Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, two swords in saltire 
 proper, pommels and hilts or, surmounted bv a cross flory as 
 in the arms (for Cautley) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, an Angora goat in front of a palm-tree 
 proper, resting the dexter foot upon an escutcheon gules, 
 charged with a shuttle paleways or (for Bottomley). Motto 
 — "Fideli certa merces." Seat — Shelf Hall, Halifax, 
 Yorks. 
 
 CAVE (/«»»/, Edw. III.). Azure, fretty argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound courant sable, to 
 which on an escroll proceeding from the mouth the word 
 ' ' Gardez " for motto. 
 
 Verney-Cave. Quarterly, i. Verney-Cave (R.L., 
 S Feb. 1880), viz. : quarterly, i. and iiii. , Cave as above ; 
 ii. and iii., azure, on a cross argent, five mullets gules 
 (Verney) ; 2. sable, a fesse dancetty argent, between three 
 eagles displayed or, a chief of the last (Wyatt, 1723) ; 3. 
 the arms of Cave as above (R.L., 12 March 1818) ; 4. 
 argent, a pile sable, a chevron counterchanged (Otway, c. 
 1670) ; S- the arms of Cave as above ; 6. azure, a chevron 
 between three escallops or (Browne, isth cent.); 7. the 
 same arms of Verney (1465) ; 8. argent, a chevron between 
 three eagle's legs sable, erased a la ^uise, the talons gules 
 (Braye, temp. Edw. III.). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests — I. Cave as above, the greyhound collared argent ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-phcenix in flames 
 beholding a ray of the sun all proper, over it the Motto, 
 " Un tout seul." 
 
 Son of Edgell Wyatt-Edgell of Stanford Hall (son of 
 Edgell Wyatt of Milton Place, Surrey, who assumed 
 by R.L., 1813, the surname of Edgell), b. 1801 ; d. 
 1888 ; m. 1844, Henrietta, s.j. Baroness Braye (d. 187^), 
 d. of Henry Otway of Castle Otway, by his wife Sarah, 
 s.j. Baroness Braye : — 
 Rt. Hon. Alfred Thomas Townshend Verney-Cave 
 (R.L., 1880, formerly Wyatt-Edgell), 5th Baron Braye 
 (3 Nov. 1529), a coheir to the Barony of Braose, a Knight 
 of Malta, J. P., D.L. Leics., late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd 
 Batt. Leics. Regt. , served in S. African War 1902 (medal 
 and clasp) [Supporters — On either side a lion guardant 
 or, winged vair] [Badge of the Lords Braye — A hemp- 
 breaker or], b. 1849 ; m. 1873, Cecilia Harriet, d. of late 
 William Gerard Walmesley of Westwood Hall , Lanes. ; and 
 has surv. issue — (i) Hon. Adrian Verney Verney-Cave, J.P. 
 Northants, Capt. Motor Vol. Corps, b. 1874 [/«. 1900, Ethel 
 Mary, d. of Capt. Edward Bouverie Pusey, R.N. ; and 
 has issue — Thomas Adrian Verney-Cave, Esq., b. 1902; 
 and Lucy Agnes Vera] ; (2) Hon. Thomas Florian Verney- 
 Cave, b. 1885 ; Hon. Cecilia Violet [tn. 1903, Lieut. K. 
 von Gratzy, Austrian ArmyJ ; and Hon. Vera Angela. 
 Seat — Stanford Hall, Market Harboro'. Town res. — 
 4 Buckingham Gate, S.W. Clubs — Travellers', Royal 
 Yacht Squadron. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
Cat) 
 
 Cat) 
 
 Cavk-B«owne-Cav». Quarterly, i and 4. Cave h 
 above: a and 3. Bro¥me as above. CtmU — i. Cave, a. 
 first above ; a. upon a wreath of tlie colours, a stork propers 
 boaked and nicinbrred or. 
 
 Son of Sir John Robert Cave-Browne-Cave, toth Bart., 
 
 i 1797; </. 1355; "*• i83i> Catherine Tenelope, d. 
 
 and o&t. of Wifiiaiu Mills of Barlostoii Hall :— 
 
 Sir Myites Cave-Browne-Cave, mh Itart. (30 June 1641), 
 
 of Stan/ord, eo. Northampton. J. P. and U.L. cos. Derby, 
 
 Leica., and Warwick, late Major Derbyshire Yco. Cavalry. 
 
 foroierly Lieut, nth Hussars, b. 182a; m. 18(5, Isabelle, 
 
 d. and coh. of John Taylor of The Newarke, l^ics. ; and 
 
 h;is surv. issue— (i) Genille Cave- Browne Cave, Esq., b. 
 
 1869; Millicent Rosamond [m. 1885, William Wentworth 
 
 Clapharo of Crumpshall House, co. Lanes.]; Mabel; and 
 
 Muriel. iVa/— Slrellon Hall, Ashby-de-la-Zouche. Club 
 
 —Carlton. 
 
 Reginakl Ambrose Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, Com. 
 R.N..>. i860; m. 1890, Evelyn, ygst. d. of Rev. Charles 
 and Lady GeorRina Oakley. Res. — 
 C7»>— United Service. 
 Wllmot Cave-Browne-Cave, Elsq., b. i86a. Res.— 
 Rowland Henry Cave- Browne-Cave Gentleman, B.A., 
 b. 1865; M. 1895, Honora Phoebe Gertrude, widow of E. S. 
 Fowler, and d. of Benjiimin Bright of Colwall. 
 
 Bernard Cave- Browne-Cave, E^., Capt. Reserve of 
 Officers, Inspector Sierra Leone Police, late Lieut, and 
 BiUt. Wilts Regt. , b. 1868 ; m. 1903, Katharine Elizabeth 
 Frere Haden Cope, ygst. d. of Gen. Sir John Cox, K.C.B. 
 Res.— 
 
 Edward Lambert Cave-Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 
 1870; m. Rachel, d. of Rev. A. L. Fortin. Res.— 
 
 Clement Andrew Cave-Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1871. 
 Res.— 
 
 Anthony Stanhope Cave-Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 
 1879. Res.— 
 
 Sons of the Rev. William Astley Cave-Browne-Cave, 
 
 M.A., Rector of Stretton-en-le-Field, m. ist, 1838, 
 
 Eliza Martha, d. of S.imuel Wathen of New House, 
 
 Gloucs. ; and, 1830, Julia, d. of Thomas Minton of 
 
 Stoke, Stafford :— 
 
 Rev. WillLim Cecil Cave- Browne-Cave, M.A., b. 183s ; 
 
 m. 1864, Rachel Perimo (d. 1904), d. of Rev. H. S. 
 
 Cumming. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. Fitzherbert Astley, Vicar of Longridge, 
 Lanes., m. ist, Harriet fiUen, d. of William Beckwith of 
 Seacox Heath ; and, Francis Esther Anne, ygst. d. of 
 Courtney Kenny Clark of Larch Hill, co. Dublin : — 
 Cecil Beckwith Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; 
 m. 1896, Sarah Eleanor, d. of L W. Nicholson. 
 
 William Astley Cave-Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Res.— 
 
 Courtney Priestley Edwards Cave-Browne-Cave, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1890. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Walker of Lifford Hall, Kings 
 Norton, co. Worcester, and Clarence House, South- 
 port, b. 1828 ; m. 1850, Hannah, d. of Edward Johnson 
 of FuU-Sutton, CO. York: — 
 Edward Johnson Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; 
 m. 1880, Phoebe, d. of J. Andrews; and has issue, with 
 two daus., a son, Jordayne Cave- Browne- Cave, Gentleman, 
 b. 1885. Res.— 
 
 Henry Wilmot Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, M. R. C.S. , 
 L.R.C.P., b. 1863. Club — Junior Athenaeum. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, of 
 Cliff Hall, Warwickshire, and Repton Lodge, Derby- 
 shire, b. 1801 ; d. 1854 ; m. 1827, Anne, d. of John 
 Walker, of Levenshuln>e, co. Lanes. : — 
 William Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1831 ; m. 
 ist, 1853 ; and has issue — Lizzie ; and, 1877, Maria, 
 d. of John Thornicroft of The Ravenhurst, Harborne ; 
 and has further issue— (i) Stretton Cave- Browne-Cave. 
 Gentleman, b. 1878; Mary; and Margaret Wilmot. Res. — 
 Wellington Lodge, Harborne, Birmingham. 
 
 Thomas Cave- Browne-Cave, Esq., a Commissioner of 
 the Royal Hospital. Chelsea, and formerly Deputy Acc- 
 Gen. of the Army, b. 1835; m. 1870, Blanche Matilda 
 Mary Anne, d. of Sir John Milton, C.B. , of High Elms, 
 Streatbam Common; and has issue — (i) Thomas Reginald 
 Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, R.N.E. Cadet,*. 1885; (2) 
 Henry Meyrick Cave-Browne-Cave, Gentleman, R.N.E. 
 Cadet, b. 1887 ; Jeannette Gertrude ; Beatrice Mabel ; and 
 Frances Evelyn. Res. — Bumage.Streatham Common, S. W. 
 Son of Rev. Henry Cave- Browne-Cave, Vicar of 
 
 Edington, b. 1840; d. 1890; m. 1865, Maria Louisa, 
 ygst. d. of George Chance of Edghaston : - 
 Eiutace Henry Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1876. 
 Res,— 
 
 Son of Thomas Cave Browne-Cave, Gentleman, of 
 Cliff Hall, Waiwickshire, and Repton Lodge, Derby- 
 shire, b. 1801 ; d. 1854 ; m. 1837, Anne, d. of John 
 Walker of Levenshulme, co. l^ncs. ; — 
 Francis Wyamarus Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 
 1844 ; m. 1883, Annie Mabel, d. of Joseph Barrows, of The 
 Limes, Himley, co. Stafford; and has issue — (1) Nigel 
 Frederick Cave-Browne-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (2) 
 Frank Wyamarus Cave-Brown-Cave, Gentleman, b. 1886; 
 (3) Norman Cave- Browne-Cave, Gentleman,*. 1893; Mabel 
 Jane ; and Isabel Verney. Res. — The Limes, 21 Augustus 
 Road, Edgbaston. 
 
 Son of Rev. Edward Sacheverell Cave- Browne-Cave, 
 
 M.A., Vicar of Stow and Gayton, co. Stafford, b. 
 
 1804 ; d. 1842 ; m. 1830, M.ary, only surv. d. of John 
 
 Watson, D.L., of Bilton Hall, Yorkshire:— 
 
 Rev. Edward Farsyde Cave- Browne-Cave., M.A., late 
 
 Rector of Bretherlon, co. I^ncs., b. 1833; d. 1899; m. 
 
 1873, Sarah Maria (d. ), ygst. d. of William Marshall, 
 
 D.L., of Penwortham. Res. — 5 Uplands Views, St. 
 
 Leonard's-on-Sea. 
 
 Cave-Browne (Act of Parliament, 1752). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, Browne as above ; a and 3, Cave as above. Cresis — 
 I. Browne ; 2. Cave. 
 
 Son of Edward Cave-Browne, Gentleman, b. 1856 ; d. 
 1895; m. 1886, Norah, d. of Lt.-Col. Gorman : — 
 Edward Rehan Cave-Browne, Gentleman, b. 1889. Res. 
 — Glenesk, 85 Cheriton Road, Folkestone. 
 
 Son of Rev. John Cave- Browne, M.A. Oxford, Vicar of 
 Detling, Maidstone, b. 1818 ; d. 1898; m. ist, 1851, 
 Selina Mary, d. of Lt.-Col. William Turner, Bengal 
 Army ; 2nd, 1884, Marian, widow of Samuel Bostock 
 of Walton Heath, Surrey, and d. of William Tiffin 
 lliff, M.D. , of Newington, Surrey: — 
 John Asteley Cave-Browne, Gentleman, b. 15 Nov. i860; 
 m. 1894, Amy Burvill, d. of Lt.-Col. W. B. Holmes, R.E. 
 
 William Charles Cave- Browne, Gentleman , Assist. Auditor 
 S. Indian Railway at Trichinopoly *. 1867; m. 1895, Maude 
 Alice, d. of the late Maj.-Gen. W. J. Jones, M.S.C. ; and 
 has issue — Selina Verney Cleveland. Res. — Negapatam, S. 
 India. 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. Edward Cave-Browne, E.I. C.S. , b. 
 
 1779; d. 1841 ; m. 1815, Ann (d. 1876), d. of Thomas 
 
 Raban of Calcutta : — 
 
 Rev. William Henry Cave- Browne, M.A. Oxford, late 
 
 Rector of Wickham, St. Paul, Essex, b. 1827; m. ist, 1852, 
 
 Henrietta (she d. 1856), d. of Philip Selfe of Marten, 
 
 Wilts; 2nd, 1865, Louisa, d. of George Munday of 
 
 Kennington ; and has issue — Henry Cave-Browne, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1856 \m. 1900, Nina Christina, ygst. d. 
 
 of Rev. Newton J. Spicer, Rector of E. Woodhay] ; and 
 
 Henrietta Mary. 
 
 Edward Raban Cave-Browne, Esq., C.S. I., late Account- 
 ant-General India Office, b. 1835 ; m. 1879, Caroline Anne, 
 d. of William Ablx)tt. Greene, Insjsector-General of Hos- 
 pitals; and has issue — (i) William Cave-Browne, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1884; (2) Horace Cave-Browne, Gentleman, b. 
 1886; (3) Frederick Cave- Browne, Gentleman, b. 1889 
 Ann ; and Mary. Res. — 
 
 BASIL SHILLITO CAVE, Esquire, C.B., H.B.M.'s 
 Diplomatic Agent and Consul-Gen. at Zanzibar ; created 
 C.B. 1897, for services in connection with the bombard- 
 ment of Zanzibar. Born Nov. 14, 1865, being the fourth 
 son of the late Thomas Cave, Esq., M.P., J. P., Queens- 
 berry House, Richmond, Surrey, and 4 Eastern Terrace, 
 Brighton. Armorial bearings — Or, fretty azure, a cross 
 moiine and a bordure nebuly gules, on a chief of the 
 last two greyhounds' heads erast;d of the first. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a greyhound sejant or, pellettde, resting the dexter leg on a 
 cross moiine gules. Motto -" Cave Deus videt. " Married, 
 Feb. 19, 1892, Mary Creighton, younger dau. of the Rev. 
 J. B. M'Clellan, M.A., Principal of the Royal Agricultural 
 College, Cirencester; and has Issue — Kenneth M'Clellan 
 Cave, Gentleman, b. Aug. 16, 1893 ; and Joy Mary. Postal 
 addresses — H.B.M.'s Agency and Consulate-General, Zanzi- 
 bar ; 14 Redcliffe Square, London, S. W, Club — St. James's. 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Sir CHARLES DANIEL CAVE, Baronet, J.P. and 
 D. L. for counties Gloucester and Devon, M.A. Oxford. 
 Dorti Sept. 17, 1832, being the third son of Daniel Cave, 
 Esq., of Cleve Hill and Sidbury Manor, J. P., and M.A. 
 Oxford, and his wife Frances, dau. of Henry Locock, M.D. , 
 of Northampton. Armorial bearings — Azure, frettyargent, 
 on a fesse or, a greyhound courant sable, collared of the 
 second, a bordure of the third, pellettte. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a daisy 
 flower slipped proper, issuant therefrom a greyhound's head 
 per pale argent and sable, guttle, counterchanged. Motto 
 — " Cave." Married, Sept. i, 1859, Edith Harriet, dau. of 
 John Addington Symonds, M.D. , of Clifton ; and has had 
 Issue — (i) Daniel Charles Addington Cave, Esq., J.P. for 
 cos. Gloucester and Devon, b. May 17, i860, d. July 23, 1901 ; 
 (2) Charles Henry Cave, Esq., B.A. Oxford, J.P. co. 
 Gloucester, h. March 17, i86i[w?. , Jan. 12, 1892, Beatrice 
 Julia, third dau. of Sir Frederick Martin Williams of 
 Tregullow, Cornwall, Bart., and has issue]; (3) Walter 
 Frederick Cave, Esq. b. Sept. 17, 1863 \ih. June 21, 1892, 
 Jessie Maria, dau. of Hugh Cochrane of Montreal in 
 Canada] ; (4) Arthur Stephen Cave, Esq. , Major Princess 
 Charlotte of Wales Royal Berkshire Regt. , served with 
 the Egyptian Frontier Field Force (medal and Khed- 
 ive's Star), b. June 24, 1865 ; and Edith Frances. Seats— 
 Cleve Hill, Gloucestershire; Sidbury Manor, Sidmoulh, 
 Devon ; Stoneleigh House, Clifton Park, Bristol. Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
 CAVE (temp. Henry VH., granted by Barker, Garter 
 King of Arms). Azure, fretty argent, on a fesse or, a grey- 
 hound courant sable, collared of the second, a bordure of 
 the third, pellett(5e. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, a daisy flower slipped proper 
 issuant therefrom a greyhound's head per pale argent and 
 sable, gutt6, counterchanged. Motto — " Cave." 
 
 Sons of Edward Cave of Rowden Abbey and Pool 
 
 Hall, Bromyard, b. 1819 ; d. 1879; ^- 1841, Elizabeth, 
 
 d. of Thomas Taylor : — 
 
 Edward Lashford Cave, Gentleman, b. 1846; m. ist, 
 
 1878, Bessie Curzon, d. of George Austin of Sheffbrd, 
 
 Beds ; 2nd, 1896, Minna Lizzy, d. of Julius Berncastel of 
 
 Tonbridge, Kent ; and has issue — Edward Austin Cave, 
 
 Gentlemaii, b. 1897 ; and Elizabeth Minna. Estate — Pool 
 
 Hall, Bromyard. Res. — Felsenheim, Bromyard. Club — 
 
 Junior Conservative. 
 
 Daniel William Cave, Gentleman, b. 1848. i?«.— Fern- 
 hill Heath, Worcester. 
 
 William Perry Cave, Gentleman, b. 1854. Res. — Lady- 
 wood, Droitwich. 
 
 Sons of George Cave, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of Burfield, 
 nr. Bristol, b. 1796; d. 1877; m. Anne, d. of Capt. 
 HaUiday, R.N:— 
 Admiral John Halliday Cave, C.B., R.N., Knt. of 
 Legion of Honour, has sth class Mejidie, b. 1827; m. 1859, 
 Louisa, d. andh. of George Ellis, formerly ofTingley Hall, 
 Yorks. ; and has issue. Seat — Henbury Court, Gloucester. 
 Res. — 17 Palace Gate, Kensington, W. 
 Lt.-Col. Edward Cave, b. . Res.~ 
 Lt.-Col. Walter Cave, late Roy. Irish Fus., b. 1843; 
 m. , Ada, d. of J. Wetherall ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Only surv. son of Daniel Cave, Esq., J. P., of Cleve 
 Hill, Glos. , and Sidbury Manor, Devon, M.A. Oxon., 
 (Sheriff of Bristol 1836), b. 1789; d. 1872; m. 1820, 
 Frances, d. of Henry Locock, M.D. , of Northampton : — 
 Sir Charles Daniel Cave, ist Bart. (21 July 1896) (^.v.). 
 
 CAVE (H. Coll., c. 1880). Or, fretty azure, a cross 
 moline, and a bordure nebuly gules, on a chief of the last, 
 two greyhound's heads erased of the first. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound 
 sejant or, pellettfe, resting the dexter leg on a cross moline 
 gules. Motto — " Cave Deus videt." Livery — Blue. 
 
 Sons of late Thomas Cave, Esq., of Queensberry 
 House, Richmond, J.P. cos. Middx., Surrey, and 
 Westminster (High Sheriff London and Middx. 1865, 
 M.P. Barnstaple 1865-1880), *. 1825 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1849, 
 Elizabeth (14 Redcliffe Square, S.W.), d. of Jasper 
 Shallcrass : — 
 Thomas Cave, Gentleman, b. 1854; d. 1904; leaving 
 issue. 
 
 George Cave, Esq., K.C., J.P. and D.L. co. Surrey, 
 Chrman. of Qr. Sessions, B.A. (Oxon.), Recorder of Guild- 
 ford, b. 1856 ; m. 1885, Estella, d. of William Mathews, 
 late of Crewkerne, Somerset. Res. — The Old Palace, 
 Richmond, Surrey. C/a3— Union. 
 
 Edmund Cave, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res. — 38 St. John's 
 Wood Road, N.W. Clubs — City Liberal, Walsingham. 
 Basil Shillito Cave, Esq., C.B. (1897) [q.v.]. 
 
 GEORGE ALINGTON CAVE-ORME, Esquire, of the 
 Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, LL.M., B.A. (Cantab.), 
 and B.A. of Melbourne University. Born \?>(yj, being the 
 eldest son of the late Wm. Thomas Robinson ; assumed 
 the surnames of Cave-Orme by Royal Licence in the year 
 1888, under the will of his cousin, the late Charles Cave 
 John Orme, sometime High Sheriff" of Rutland. Club — 
 New Oxford and Cambridge. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Argent, a chevron between three escallops in chief, and a 
 dolphin naiant in base all gules. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dolphin naiant argent, charged on the body with two 
 escallops gules, and between as many branches of coral 
 of the last. Married, 1891, Ida Ventry, daughter of the 
 late William Kennedy of Nuntherungie Station, New South 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 WiJm. and hat /wtir— Rupert William CaTe-Orme. Gen- 
 tlaaan. born itos : Liei^a Margaret ; and Emily Frances. 
 /Mhi/ tuUnss — Vicarage House, Teddington. 
 
 JAMES GORDON CAVENAGH-MAINVVARING, 
 BMoire, Capt. Cornwall and Devon Miners' K.G.A. 
 (MuitiaK Bom December 3. 1865, being the eldest son of 
 Vlon. WVntworth Cavenagh of Edin Park, Marryatville, 
 South Austniliii. for twenty years a Memljer of the Legislative 
 Asaembly of South Australia, by his wife Ellen Jane, liau. of 
 Gordon-Main waring of Whitmore Hall, who both assumed 
 by Ruyal Licence, rcb. 35, iSqa, the additional arms and 
 name of Mainwaring. Axinorial beaxinj^— Quarterly i 
 and 4, argent two bars gules (for M;iinwaring); a and 3 
 per fesse asure and sable, a lion passant regardant argent. 
 Betwee n four crescents, three in chief and one in base of 
 the last (for Ca\-enagh). Mantling gules and argent. 
 OTMtS — I. out of ducal coronet or, an ass's head proper 
 (for Mainwaring) ; 3. un a wreath of tlie colours, u(>on a 
 mount, l>etween two trefoils slipped vert, a crescent azure, 
 therefrom issuant a garb or. Xfarried, Nov. 3, 1904, 
 Evelyn Dutton, eldest dau. of George button Green of 
 Holmtield. Adelaide, South Australia. Motto — " Devant 
 si je puis." Seal — Whitmore Hall, co. Stafford. 
 
 ALFRED EDWARD JOHN CAVENDISH, Gentle- 
 man. Bom June 19, 1859, being the 
 (fTAfimTltrtfl second son of Francis William Henry 
 \U^aUtllU19U Cavendish, Gentleman, by his first wife 
 Elinor Sophia Diana, commonly known 
 as I^dy Elinor Sophia Diana, daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable Richai-d Hobart Fitzgibbon, third and last Earl of 
 Clare. Annorlal bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly 
 of six, 1. salile, three bucks' heads caboshed argent (for 
 Cavendish) ; 2. argent, a saltire engrailed azure, and on a 
 chief of the second three roses of ^he first (for Hardwick) ; 
 3. per liend crenel^ argent and gules (for Boyle) ; 4. chequy 
 or and oztu-e, a fesse gules (for Cliflford) ; 5. argent, on a bend 
 sable, three owls of the field (for Savile) ; 6. sable, a lion 
 passant guardant or, between three esquires' helmets argent 
 (for Compton) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a snake nowed proper ; with the Motto, " Cavendo 
 tutus." Married, May 18. 1886, Alice Isabella, daughter 
 of the late John Van der Byl of Fairfield, Cape of Good 
 Hope ; and has /««*— Ralph Henry Voltelen Cavendish, 
 Gentleman, Iwrn March 27, 1887. 
 
 S Captain CECIL CHARLES CAVENDISH, second 
 Battalion Highland Light Infantry. Born May 14, 
 185s, being the second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel 
 William Henry Frederick Cavendish of West Stoke, in 
 the county of Sussex, by hi.s wife Emily Augusta, com- 
 monly known as Lady Emily Augusta, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable John George Lambton, first Earl of Durham. 
 Armorial bearing^— He bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, 
 I. sable, three bucks' heads caboshed argent (for Cavendish) ; 
 a. argent, a saltire engrailed azure, and on a chief of the 
 second three roses of the first (for Hardwick) ; 3. per 
 bend crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle); 4. chequy 
 or and azure, a fesse gules (for Clifford); 5. argent, on 
 a bend sable, three owls of the fit-Id (for Savile) ; 6. sable, 
 a lion passant guardant or, between three esquires' helmets 
 argent (for Compton) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a snake nowed proper; with the Motto, 
 "Cavendo tutus." Married. March 4, 1890, Maud Henri- 
 etta, daughter of Colonel (Jeorge Thomas Halliday of the 
 Bengal Staff Corps ; and has Issue— {\) Frederick George 
 Cavendish, Gentleman, b. Dec. 8, 1891 ; (2) Bruce Alwynne 
 Cavendish, Gentleman, b. April 27. 1894, d. June s> 1894 ; 
 (3) Ronald Valentine Cecil Cavendish. Gentleman ,"/>. April 
 14. 1896; (4) Charles Vernon Balfour Cavendish, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct 14. 1903. 
 
 CHARLES GEORGE CAVENDISH. Gentleman. 
 Born July 5, 1874, being the only son of the Reverend 
 Charles William Cavendish. Rector of Little Cisterton 
 m tne county of Rutland, by his third wife Mary, daughter 
 of the late Ivil Alexander Gregg. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly of six. i. sable, three bucks' 
 heads caboshed argent (for Cavendish); 2. argent, a saltire 
 engrailed azure, and on a chief of the second three roses of 
 the first (for Hardwick) ; 3. per bend crenelle argent and 
 gules (for Boyle) ; 4. chequy or and azure, a fesse gules 
 (lor Clifford) ; 5. argent, on a bend sable, three owls of the 
 
 field (for Savile) ; 6. sable, a Hon passant guardant or, be- 
 tween three esquires' helmets argent (for Compton) ; and 
 for his Creat, upon a wreath of the colours, a snake nowed 
 proper ; with the Motto, " Cavendo tutus." 
 
 ERNEST LIONEL FRANCIS CAVENDISH. Gentle- 
 man. Bom February a, 1863, being the third son of 
 F"rancis William Henry Cavendish. Gentleman, by his 
 wife Elinor Sophia Diana, commonly known as Lady 
 Elinor Sophia Diana, third daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable Richard Hobart Fitzgibbon. third and last Earl 
 of Clare. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly of six. i. sable, three bucks' heads caboshed 
 argent (for Cavendish) ; 3. argent, a saltire engrailed 
 azure, and on a chief of the second three roses of the 
 first (for Hardwick) ; 3. per bend crenelle argent and 
 gules (for Boyle) ; 4. chequy or and azure, a fesse gules 
 (for Clifford) ; 5. argent, on a bend sable, three owls of 
 the field (for Savile); 6. sable, a lion passant guardant 
 or, between three esquires' helmets argent (for Compton) ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a snake 
 nowed proper ; with the Motto, ' ' Cavendo tutus. " Married, 
 Feb. 23, 1886, Jessie, second daughter of the late William 
 Jenkins of West House, Fishguard, in the county of Pem- 
 broke ; and has Issue — Alwyn Lionel Compton Cavendish, 
 Gentleman, born March 26, 1890. Residence — Deputy 
 Governor's House, H.M. Prison, Portsmouth. Club — 
 East India United Service. 
 
 HENRY FREDERICK COMPTON CAVENDISH, 
 Esquire. J. P. and D.L. co. Derby, Lieut. R.N. Bom 
 May 6, 1854, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. - 
 Col. William Henry Frederick Cavendish of West Stoke, 
 in CO. Sussex, by his wife Emily Augusta, commonly 
 known as Lady Emily Augusta, dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 John George Lambton, first Earl of Durham. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly of six, i. sable, three bucks' 
 heads caboshed argent (for Cavendish) ; 2. argent, a saltire 
 engrailed azure, and on a chief of the second three roses of 
 the first (for Hardwick) ; 3. per bend crenel^ argent and 
 gules (for Boyle) ; 4. chequy or and azure, a fesse gules (for 
 Clifford) ; 5. argent, on a bend sable, three owls of the 
 field (for Savile) ; 6. sable, a lion passant guardant or, 
 between three esquires' helmets argent (for Compton) ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a snake nowed 
 propier ; with the Motto, "Cavendo tutus." Married, 
 July 10, 1888, Harriet Castalia Godolphin Osborne, com- 
 monly known as Lady Harriet Castalia Godolphin Osborne, 
 eldest daughter of the Most Noble George Godolphin 
 Osborne, ninth Duke of Leeds; and has Issue — (i) Henry 
 James Francis Cavendish, Gentleman, b. Aug. 17, 1893 ; 
 (2) George Sidney Godolphin Cavendish, b. Dec. 2, 1895 ; 
 Emily Georgiana Harriet ; and Evelyn Alice Beatrix. 
 Residences — Cromford, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire; 37 
 Eaton Place, London, S.W. C/«3- Naval and Military. 
 
 REGINALD RICHARD FREDERICK CAVEN- 
 DISH, Gentleman. Born February 25, 1857, being the eldest 
 son of Francis William Henry Cavendish, Gentleman, by his 
 first wife Elinor Sophia Diana, commonly known as Lady 
 Elinor Sophia Diana, third daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable Richard Hobart Fitzgibbon, third and last Earl of 
 Clare. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly of six, I. sable, three bucks' heads caboshed argent 
 (for Cavendish) ; 2. argent, a saltire engrailed azure, and on 
 a chief of the second three roses of the first (for Hardwick) ; 
 3. f)er bend crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle) ; 4. chequy 
 or and azure, a fesse gules (for Clifford) ; 5. argent, on a 
 bend sable three owls of the field (for Savile) ; 6. sable, a 
 lion passant guardant or between three esquires' helmets 
 argent (for Compton) ; and for her Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a snake nowed proper ; with the Motto, 
 "Cavendo tutus." Married, September 11, 1880, Mary 
 Constance, eldest daughter of the late Reverend Harry 
 Dupins, Vicar of Richmond, in the county of Surrey, by his 
 wife Catherine Rosalie, daughter of Colonel Godfrey Thomas 
 Green of the Honourable East India Company's Service ; 
 and has had Issue — (i) George Francis Compton Cavendish, 
 Gentleman, born August 23, 1881, died February 3, 1884 ; 
 (2) Godfrey Lionel John Cavendish, Gentleman, born March 
 30, 1884 ; (3) Richard Charles Alexander Cavendish, Gentle- 
 man, born August 4, 1885; Rachael Muriel Evelyn Con- 
 stance ; Diana Violet Gladys ; Beatrix Frances Dupuis ; 
 and Dorothy Alice Georgina. 
 
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 S VICTOR CHRISTIAN WILLIAM CAVENDISH, 
 Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the County Palatine 
 of Lancaster, Lieutenant Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry, 
 Bachelor of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Member 
 of Parliament for the Western Division of the county of 
 Derby ; heir-presumptive to the Dukedom of Devonshire. 
 Born May 31, 1868, being the eldest son of the late Edward 
 Cavendish, Esquire, commonly called Lord Edward Caven- 
 dish, Member of Parliament, by his wife Elizabeth Emma, 
 commonly called the Honourable Elizabeth Emma, daughter 
 of the late Right Honourable William Sebright Lascelles. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, three 
 bucks' heads caboshed argent, and impaling the arms of 
 Petty-Fitzmaurice, namely, quarterly i and 4, ermine on a 
 bend azure, a magnetic needle pointing to the Polar Star or 
 (for Petty) ; 2 and 3 argent, a saltire gules, a chief ermine 
 (for Fitzmaurice). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a snake nowed 
 proper; with the Motto, " Cavendo tutus." Alarried, 
 1892, Evelyn Emily Mary, commonly called Lady Evelyn 
 Emily Mary, daughter of the Most Honourable the fifth 
 Marquess of Lansdowne. Residence — Holker Hall, Cai'n- 
 forth. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY ALEXANDER GEORGE 
 DELMAR CAVENDISH, Gentleman. Born October 
 3, 1849, being the son of the late Captain George Henry 
 Cavendish, First Life Guards, by his wife Emily Victorine 
 Elizabeth, only daughter of Sir William Runibold, Baronet. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly of 
 six, I. sable, three bucks' heads caboshed argent (for 
 Cavendish); 2. argent, a saltire engrailed azure, and on a 
 chief of the second three roses of the first (for Hardwick) ; 
 3. per bend crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle) ; 4. 
 chequy or and azure, a fesse gules (for Clifford) ; 5. argent, 
 on a bend sable, three owls of the field (for Savile) ; 6. sable, 
 a Hon passant guardant or, between three esquires' helmets 
 argent (for Compton) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a snake nowed proper ; witii the Motto, 
 "Cavendo tutus." Married, September 15, 1874, Edith 
 Louisa, daughter of Edmund Chivers ; and has Issue — 
 Charles Alfred William Delmar Cavendish, Gentleman, 
 born July 28, 1878; Georgina Edith Bessie; Edith Emily 
 Ida ; Louisa Ann Grace ; and two other children. 
 
 CAVERSWELL, quartered by GROSVENOR and 
 TAUNTON. 
 
 FREDERICK CAWLEY, Esquire, J. P. Lanes., M.P. 
 Prestwich Division of Lancashire. Born Oct. 9, 1850, 
 being the son of the late Thomas Cawley of Priestland, 
 Tarporley, by Harriet his wife, dau. of Samuel Bird of 
 Beeston Hall, Cheshire. Clubs — National Liberal, Reform. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, three swans' heads erased 
 argent, gutt6e-de-poix, a chief arched or, thereon a rose 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper, between two garbs azure. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a swan's head erased argent, 
 between six bulrushes stalked nnd leaved, three on either 
 side or. Married, 1876, Ehzabeth, dau. of John Smith of 
 Kynsall Lodge, Audlem. Residences — Brooklands, Prest- 
 wich, and Berrington Hall, Leominster. 
 
 HUGH CAWLEY, Esquire, J. P. for Cheshire. Bom 
 1840, being the fourth son of the late Thomas Cawley of 
 Priestland, Cheshire. Armorial bearings — Sable, three 
 swans' heads erased argent, gutt^e-de-poix, a chief arched 
 or, thereon a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper, between 
 two garbs azure. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a swan's head 
 erased argent, between six bulrushes stalked and leaved, 
 three on either side or. Married, 1862, Elizabeth, dau. of 
 late Samuel Dobell of Acton, Cheshire, and Manchester. 
 Seats— ^l. Mary's Clyffe, Alderley Edge. 
 
 GEORGE CAWSTON, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born 1851, being the second son of the late S. W. Cawston. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend sable, four crosses 
 clech^e, voided and pomett^e of the first, on a chief nebuly 
 azure a falcon, wings expanded of the field. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an oak-tree proper, a falcon argent, charged on the 
 wing with a cross crosslet sable, preying on a hare azure. 
 
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 Motto— " Sohou, Sohou." Married Mary Ellen, dau. of 
 the late Richard Haworth of the Argoed, Shropshire ; and 
 has /yj«e-(i) George H. Cawston, Gentleman; (2) Cecil 
 faulkner Cawston, Gentleman, i8th Hussars, died of 
 
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 wounds received in action in the Transvaal, 1901 ; Ellen 
 Winifred Louise [m., 1904, Capt. M. P. R. Oakes, 5th 
 Royal Irish Lancers] ; and Sylvia Phyllis. Seat — The Manor 
 House, Cawston, co. Norfolk. Town residence— ^6 Upper 
 Brook Street, W. Clubs — Conservative, Wellington. 
 
 GEORGE J. CAWTHORNE, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly per pale indented ermine and gules, 
 gutt6e-d'or, a fesse nebuly or, between in the first and fourth 
 quarters a lion's head couped azure, and in the second a 
 pair of wings conjoined in lure of the third (or), and in the 
 third quarter a chess- rook argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between two 
 wings sable, each charged with a chess-rook or, a thorn- 
 bush proper, thereon a rook also proper. Motto — "At 
 spes non fracta." Residences — BeauchSne, Fox Hill, Upper 
 Norwood, London, S.E. ; Stretton House, Leamington 
 Spa. 
 
 HENRY CAWTHRA, Gentleman, formerly a Barrister- 
 at-Law of Canada. Bom Sept. 2, 1830, being the fourth 
 and youngest son of John Cawthra, Esq., J. P., of New- 
 market, CO. York, who was the first Member of Parliament 
 of Upper Canada for the co. of Simcoe when that county 
 was separated from the co. of York in 1829. Livery— "RXvie.. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a chevron azure, between three 
 hurts, each charged with a boar's head couped, two arrows 
 points upwards of the first. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a quiver fesseways 
 filled with arrows or, a boar's head couped azure, holding 
 in the mouth two arrows saltireways, the points resting on 
 the quiver also or. Motto— " Maintien le droit." Married 
 (at St. George's, Hanover Square, London, England), 
 Oct. 6, 1857, Anna Celista, eldest dau. of the Hon. Samuel 
 Mills, a Member of the Legislative Council of Upper 
 Canada (whose patent bears the sign-manual of H.M. 
 Queen Victoria, and who was subsequently nominated as a 
 senator, on the confederation of the Dominion of Canada) ; 
 and has Issue— (1) Henry Cawthra, Gentleman, b. Aug. 8, 
 1858, d. Feb. 8, 1859 ; (2) William Cawthra, Gentleman, 
 b. March 6, 1864, d. 1une 16, 1865; (3) Henry Victor 
 Holton Cawthra, Gentleman, b. at St. Helier's, Jersey, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Ca5 
 
 Dee. 31. 1866 [•». Adn Austin Arthun]; Anna Maud 
 Henry Brtick. Harrister-nt-Iutw] ; Helena Frances 
 
 [:: 
 
 James G. Bumham, Esq., Capt. R.C.I J; and Grace Milli- 
 cent Kennaway. Seat Yeadon Hall, Toronto, Canada. 
 
 H DIGBY LEONARD ARTHUR CAYLEY. Esquire, 
 O D.L. for CO. Hereford, Lieut. Yorks, Huss. Yeo. 
 Cavalry. Bom Sept. 25, 1864, being the eldest son of Digby 
 Cayley (son of Sir Digby Caylcy, Bart.), by his wife Char- 
 lotte, dau. of Robert Bower of Welham, Malton. Armo- 
 rial beailngs— Quarterly argent and sable, on a liend gules, 
 three mullets of the first, impaling the arms of Coddington, 
 namely ermine, a cross sable fretty or, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a trefoil slipped, and in the second and third a 
 boar's head erased of the second. Mantling sable and 
 argent. CrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a denii-lion 
 argent or, charged with a bend as in the arms, holding a 
 battle-axe ari,'ent, handle gules, and garnished or. Mottoes 
 — " Nulq'un " [only one " (God)] ; and " Per luceni ac tene- 
 bras mea sidera sanquine surgent." Married, April 18, 
 1894, Beatrice Coddington, only dau. of Sir William Cod- 
 dington, Bart., M. P. Boro' of Blackburn; and has Issue — 
 (xl Digby Coddington Cayley, Gentleman, h. July 17, 1895 ; 
 (a) WiUiam Arthur Seton Cayley, Gentleman, b. Sept. 11, 
 1896. Residence — Lovely Hall, Salesbury, near Blackburn. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 HUGH CAYLEY, Gentleman. Bom Sept. 6, 1861, 
 being the eldest son of the late George John Cayley, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, by his wife Mary Anne 
 Frances, eldest dau. of Montagu Wilmot of Osmaston, co. 
 Derby. Armorial bearings — Quarterly argent and sable, 
 on a bend gules, three mullets of the first. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant or, charged with a bend gules, thereon three 
 mullets argent, in the paws a battle-axe azure, handle 
 also gules, tufted gold, ^m/— Wydale, Yorks. Club — 
 Wellington. 
 
 Sir RICHARD CAYLEY, Knight Bachelor (1882), M.A. 
 Camb. (1858), Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn (1862), 
 J. P. for Rutland, Northants, and the Liberty of Peter- 
 borough, Retired Chief-Justice of Ceylon. Bom 1833. 
 being the third son of the late Edward Cayley, Esq., J. P. 
 Stamford, and of Frances, dau. of the late Rev. Richard 
 Twopeny. Rector of Little Casterton, Rutland. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly argent and sable, a bend gules, 
 charged with three mullets of the first, a mullet for differ- 
 ence. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion or, charged with a bend gules, 
 thereon three mullets argent, in the paws a battle-axe 
 proper. Married, April 17, 1866, Sophia Margaret, dau. of 
 David Wilson, Member of Legislative Council, Ceylon ; 
 and has Issue— (\) Hugh Charles Cayley, Esq., B.A. Trin. 
 College, Cambridge, b. August 1869 {m. Annie Beatrice, 
 and has issue, Kymer Frank Hugh Cayley, Esq., b. Dec. 
 la, 1900. and Richard Wilkins Cayley, Gentleman, b. 
 190a]; Frances Sophia Henrietta [m. Francis Du Pre 
 
 Oldfield, India Civil Service! ; Gertrude Stephanie \m. 
 Nowell Paul Cayley, Esq.]; Adclaine Matilda \m. William 
 Sidney Hargreaves] ; Dorothy Mary ; and Gwladys Eva, 
 /f«/<j!f*»r«— Westend Lodge, Westend, Hants; 6a Clarendon 
 Road, W. C/«*— New University. 
 
 CAYTHORPE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 Sir CHARLES CAYZER. ist Rirt. (1904), Knight 
 Bachelor (1897), J. P. for cos. Renfrew, Dumbirton, and 
 Stirling, M.P. for Barrow-in-Furness since 1893, Hon. 
 Col. ist Lanarkshire Volunteer Artillery. Bom July 15, 
 1843, lx;ing the only son of Cliarles William Cayzcr of 
 Plymouth, by Mary Elizabeth his wife, only dau. of William 
 Nicklin of Hackney. Livery — Myrtle green, with drab 
 facings. Armorial bearings — Party per chevron azure and 
 argent, in chief two fleurs-de-lis or, and m base an 
 ancient ship with three masts, .sails furled sable, colours 
 flying gules, a chief invected of the third, thereon three 
 estoiles of the first ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of his 
 colours, a sea-lion erect proper, holding in the dexter paw 
 a fleur-de-lis, and supporting with the sinister an estoile 
 
 both or; with the Motto, " Cautesed impavide." Married, 
 1868, Agnes Elizabeth, only daughter of William Trickey 
 of Clifton, Bristol; and has Issue — (1) Charles William 
 Cayzer, Esq., M.A. (Christ Church, Oxford), b. 1869 
 [m., 1893, Mary, dau. of Thomas Jennings White, Esq., 
 Q.C., and has issue, Charles William Cayzer, Esq., b. 
 1896 ; Arnold Tellefsen Cayzer, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; Wini- 
 fred Mary; and Estelle Agnes]; (2) John Sanders Cayzer, 
 Esq., Capt. 7th Dragoon Guards, b. 1871 [m. Sibyll, dau. 
 of Herbert Hall] ; (3) August Bernard Tellefsen Cayzer, 
 Esq., Lieut, of the Royal Navy, b. 1876 [m., 1904, Ina, 
 dau. of William Stancombe] ; (4) Arthur Edward Cayzer, 
 Esq., b. 1878; (s) Herbert Robin Cayzer, Esq., 3. 1881 ; 
 (6) Harold Stanley Cayzer, Esq., born 1882, Lieut, nth 
 Hussars ; Mary Agnes {m. Capt. J. M. Vereker, late 4th 
 Dragoon Guards]; Florence Gwendoline [m., 1902, Capt. 
 John Rushworth Jellico, C.B.]; and Constance Winifred. 
 Seats- Gaximore, Perthshire; Ralston, Renfrewshire; and 
 Newtyle, Forfarshire. Tenon residence — 27 Belgrave Square, 
 S.W. Clubs — Carlton, City of London. 
 
 S WILLIAM MARSHALL CAZALET, Esquire. D.L. 
 and J. P. for the co. of Kent, late Lieut, of the West 
 Kent Yeo. Cav. Bom 1865, being the only son of Edward 
 Cazalet, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Fairlawn (who died 1883), 
 by his wife Elizabeth Sutherland, dau. of William Marshall. 
 AJcmorial bearings - Azure, a castle triple-towered argent 
 between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a boar passant in base 
 or, and impaling the arms of Maxwell, namely argent, on a 
 saltire sable, an annulet or, stoned azure, in base a crescent 
 of the second, all within a bordure gules, charged with eight 
 bezants. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 his degree, with a mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a casque, and in front thereof a tilt- 
 ing-spear fesseways all proper. Motto — " Spero meliora. " 
 Married, July 20, 1893, Maud Lucia Heron, dau. of Sir John 
 Robert Heron-Maxwell, seventh Baronet. Postal address — 
 Fairlawn, Kent. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Cavalry. 
 
 ARTHUR PHILIP CAZENOVE, Gentleman. Born 
 1857, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Arthur Cazenove. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a tower argent, supported by 
 two lions rampant guardant, that on the dexter side or, 
 and that on the sinister of the second, a fleur-de-lis in base 
 of the third, on a chief arched of the last two roses gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, two demi-lions guar- 
 dant addorsed, tails interlaced, that on the dexter or, that 
 on the sinister azure, each gorged with a collar counter- 
 changed and holding between the paws a rose as in the 
 arms. Married, 1882, Charlotte Isabel Augusta, dau. of 
 General Sir Charles Cameron Shute, K.C. B. ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Bernard de L. Cazenove, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; (2) Arnold 
 de L. Cazenove, Gentleman, b. i8g8 ; and Muriel de L. Res. 
 —51 Cadogan Place, S.W. C"/«iJj— Boodle's, Wellington. 
 
 CECIL, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 CECIL, see GASCOYNE-CECIL and JOICEY-CECIL. 
 
 CECIL, see GASCOYNE-CECIL. 
 
 CECIL {c. 1525). Barry of ten argent and azure, six 
 escutcheons sable, each charged with a lion rampant of 
 the first langued gules. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, 
 
 a garb or supported by two lions, the dexter argent, the 
 sinister azure. Motto — " Cor unum via una." 
 
 Son of the 4th Marquess of Exeter, b. 1849 ; d. 1898 ; 
 
 m. 1875, Isabella, only child and heir of Sir Thomas 
 
 Whichcote, 6th Bart. : — 
 William Thomas Brownlow Cecil, 5th Marquess of 
 Exeter (4 Feb. 1801), 14th Earl of Exeter (4 May 1605), 
 iSth Lord Burghley (25 Feb. 1571) [Supporters— Two 
 lions ermine] ; b. 1876; m. 1901, Hon. Myra Rowena Sibell 
 Orde-Powlett, d. of 4th Lord Bolton ; and has issue — Lady 
 Letitia Sibell Winifred. Seat — Buighley House, Stamford. 
 
 Sons of late Lord Francis Horace Pierrepont Cecil, 
 
 Lieut. R.N., b. 1851; d. 1889; w. 1874, Edith (she 
 
 re-m. Capt. P. F. Tillard, q.v.), d. of Sir William 
 
 Cunliffe Brooks, ist Bart. : — 
 Ean Francis Cecil, Esq., b. 1880; m. 1901, Hilda Mary 
 Daubeny, d. of Col. Francis Charteris Wemys, H.M. 
 Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms ; and has issue — Aileen Hilda 
 Frances. Res. — Aston Dene, Stevenage, Herts. 
 
 Richard William Francis Cecil, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; /«. 
 1901, Jessie, d. of J. F. H. Bain of Ardilea, Green Island ; 
 and has issue — a son, b. 1902. Res. — 
 
 Yr. sons of third Marquess of Exeter, b. 1825 ; d. 1895 ; 
 
 m. 1848, Lady Georgiana Sophia Pakenham, d. of 
 
 Earl of Longford : — 
 Lord William Cecil, M.V.O., Groom-in- Waiting to 
 
 Q. Victoria, Comptroller and Treasurer to H.R.H. Princess 
 Henry of Battenberg, b. 1854 ; m. 1885, Hon. Mary Rothes 
 Margaret, d. of William, ist Baron Amherst of Hackney ; 
 and has issue— (i) William Amherst Cecil, Esq., b. 1886; 
 (2J Thomas James Amherst Cecil, Gentleman, b. 1887; 
 (3) John Francis Amherst Cecil, Gentleman, b. 1890; (4) 
 Henry Mitford Amherst Cecil, b. 1893. ye«.— Hunmanby 
 Hall, Yorkshire. 
 
 Lord John Pakenham Joicey-Cecil [q.v.). 
 
 Yr. son of 2nd Marquess of Exeter, b. 1795 ; d. 1867 ; 
 
 m. 1824, Isalella, d. and coh. of William Stephen 
 
 Poyntz of Cowdray, Sussex : — 
 Lord Brownlow Thomas Montagu Cecil, b. 1827 ; m. 1st, 
 1854, Charlotte Alexandrina Mabella (d. 1888), only d. of 
 Edward Thompson Curry, H.B.M. Consul at Ostend ; 2nd, 
 1896, Stella, d. of Rev. William Randall, D.D. Res.— 
 Cowdray, Reigate. 
 
 Yr. son of 2nd Marquess of Salisbury, b. 179 1 ; d. 
 
 i868, by his .second marriage, 1847, with Lady Mary 
 
 Catharine, d. of 5th Earl De la Warr : — 
 Lord Arthur Cecil, M.A. Camb., Capt. 4th V.B. Hants 
 Regt. [Arms as above. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 six arrows in saltire or, barbed and flighted argent, girt 
 with a belt gules, buckled and garnished gold over the 
 arrows a morion cap proper. MottO — " Sero sed serio "] ; 
 b. 1851 ; m. ist, 1874, Elizabeth Anne [d. 1901), eld. d. 
 of Joseph Wilson of Woodhorn Manor, Northumberland ; 
 2nd, 1902, Frederica, eld. d. of Baron Otto von Klenck 
 of Gmunden, Austria ; and has issue — (i) Arthur William 
 James Cecil, Esq. , Lieut. Grenadier Gds. , b. 1875 ; (2) 
 Reginald Edward Cecil, Esq., Capt. 21st Lancers, b. 1878 
 \jn. 2 Feb. 1902, May Beatrice, d. of H. Drayson Pilcher ; 
 and has issue — Margaret Mary]. Res. — The Mount, 
 Lymington, Hants. 
 
 CHAD, see SCOTT-CHAD. 
 
 CHADWICK, see COOPER-CHADWICK. 
 
 ALFRED CHADWICK, Gentleman. Born Feb. 3, 
 1836, being the only surviving son of the late William 
 Chadwick of Grove Park, Camberwell, co. Surrey, by his 
 second wife Ann, eldest dau. of James Waghorn of Ewell, 
 CO. Surrey. Armorial bearings— Per pale gules and sable, 
 an inescutcheon argent, within an orle of the last, charged 
 with eight martlets of the first. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a lily stalked and 
 
 leaved proper between two quatrefoils or. Motto— " Nil 
 desperandum." Married, firstly, Caroline Skuse, who 
 died without issue ; and secondly, Nov. 16, 1876, Anne 
 Simpson, elder dau. of Edward Harby; and has Issue— 
 Alfred William Chadwick, Gentleman, b. Dec. 31, 1878; 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Annie Violet ; Mary Winifred ; and Joyce Chadwyck. 5m/— 
 Frankham, Mark Cross, co. Sussex. 
 
 His Honour AUSTIN COOPER CHADWICK. 
 County judge for co. of Wellington, Local Judge of High 
 Court ol Justice. Borm Nov. i8, 184a, being the fourth son 
 of John Craven Chadwick. Esc].. of Guelph, J. P., by his 
 wife Louisn. diiu. of Jonathan B<-11. ArmorUl bearlngi— 
 Parly per pale gules and sable, within an orlc of eight 
 inartlels an inescutcheon argent, charged with a cross of 
 tlie first, and in the first quarter a crescent of the second. 
 OrMt— Upon a wreath of the colours, a martlet argent, 
 bearing lit his bill fess<9ways a white lily slipped, stemmed, 
 and leavetl prop«T, Iwrne feiseways, the flower to the 
 sinister. Mottoea— (.Xbove). " In candore decus," (below), 
 
 (3) George D'Arcy Austin Chadwick, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 aa, 1880; (4) Richard Ellard Cnrden Chadwick, GeiUleman, 
 Lieut. 36th Peel Rcgt., b. Feb. 16, 1885; (5) Bryan Uamer 
 Seymour Chadwick, Gentleman, b. June 24, 1888; Fanny 
 
 "Toujours pret" Married, December 19, 1867, Caroline 
 Christie, daughter of Ralph Charles Nicholson ; and has 
 Issue — Henry Austin Chadwick, Gentleman, born April 15, 
 1883 ; and Caroline Gladys May. Postal address — Guelph, 
 Canada. 
 
 EDWARD MARION CHADWICK Esquire, Major 
 (ret.) in Active Militia, late Queen's Own Rifles, Barrister- 
 at-Law, Treas., Member of Chapter of Cathedral of Toronto. 
 Is an honorary chief of the Six Nations Indians, having 
 been adopted by the chiefs in council into the Anowara 
 or Turtle Clan of the Mohawk Nation by the name of 
 Shagotyohgwisaks. Born Sept. 22, 1840, being the third 
 son of John Craven Chadwick Esq. , of Guelph, J. P. , by his 
 wife Louisa, dau. of Jonathan Bell of Kensington, England, 
 and granddau. of Daniel Bell and Catherine his wife, dau. 
 of David Barclay of London, son of Barclay of Urie, Kin- 
 cardine, Scotland. Armorial bearings— Party per pale 
 gules and sable, within an orle of eight martlets an inescut- 
 cheon argent, charged with a cross of the first, and in the 
 first quarter a crescent of the second. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a martlet argent, bearing in his bill a white 
 lily slipped, stemmed and leaved proper, borne fesseways, 
 the flower to the sinister; with the Mottoes, (above) " In 
 candore decus, " (below) " Toujours pret." Married, firstly, 
 June 28, 1864, Ellen Byrne, dau. of James Beatty (she died 
 Feb. 10, 1865); secondly, Feb. 20, 1868, Maria Martha, 
 dau. of Alexander Fisher; and has Issue~(i) William 
 Craven Vaux Chadwick, Esq., Capt. 36th Peel Regt. 
 (Active Mihtia of Canada), b. Dec. 6, 1868 [m. Dec. 29, 
 1898, Jessie Dorothea, dau of Robert Murray of New York, 
 and has had issue, Patricia Katharine, d. March 2, 1901] ; 
 (a) Edward Alister Eade Chadwick, Gentleman, of the 
 Imperial Bank. St. Thomas, Ontario, b. Feb. 13, 1871 [m. 
 June 4, 1898, Florence Edith, dau. of Thomas Campbell 
 Kemp, and has issue, Edward Norman Loud, b. April 7, 
 1899 ; Austin Ralph Chadwick, Gentleman, b. July 10, 1901J ; 
 
 Marion [m. June 30, 1898, to James Grayson Smith, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, and has issue] ; and Louisa Mary Caroline. 
 Postal address — Toronto, Canada. 
 
 HARRY CHADWICK, Gentleman, B.A., S.C.L., Wor- 
 cester Coll., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. 
 Bom Oct. I, 1849, being the only son of Henry Stret- 
 tell Chadwick, by Elizabeth Pearce. C/a^— Conservative. 
 Livery — Dark blue, brass buttons. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Gules, an inescutcheon within an orle 
 of martlets argent, all within a bordure engrailed or, charged 
 with cross crosslets sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of two cross crosslets fitchde in saltire, the flower and 
 stem of a white lily slipped proper. Motto — " In candore 
 decus." Married, Dec. 2, 1875, Jane Lane, and dau. of 
 William Percival I3oxall, Esq., of Ivories, co. Sussex, and 
 Brighton ; and has Issue — (i) Harry Elias Lane Chadwick, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1876 ; (2) Percival Strettell Chad- 
 wick, Gentleman, b. Dec. 29, 1880; (3) Rupert Pemberton 
 Chadwick, Gentleman, b. May 23, 1887. Seat — Chad 
 Wyche, Bovey Tracey, co. Devon. 
 
 HUGO MAVESYN CHADWICK, Gentleman. Born 
 Dec. 14, 1859, being the eldest son of the late John de 
 Heley Mavesyn Chadwick, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his 
 wife Clara Sophia, eldest dau. of Major F. B. Goad, Bengal 
 Cavalry. Aiinorial bearings — Gules, an inescutcheon 
 within an orle of martlets argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lily argent, 
 stalked and leaved vert. Married, Feb. 5, 1887, Jane, 
 only dau. of the late Major James Kennedy M'Adam, late 
 7th Royal Fusiliers, of Craigengillan, Ayrshire ; and has 
 Issue — Lottie Violet Mavesyn, Residence — Shenstone, Lich- 
 field. C/«<J— Raleigh. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM KYLE WESTWOOD 
 CHAFY, M.A. and D.D. in Oxford Univ., F.S.A. Born 
 1841, being the eldest son of the late William Westwood 
 Chafy, Gentleman, sometime of Feltwell Place, co. Norfolk, 
 by his first wife Annette, second dau. of the Rt. Rev. Samuel 
 Kyle, D.D., Bishop of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross. Livery — 
 Dark-blue coat and trousers with pale-blue stripe, white waist- 
 coat, and silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Party per 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 pale gules and azure, a griffin segreant ai-gent, on a chief en- 
 grailed ermine, three lozenges of the second, impaling in 
 right of his wife the arms of Shirley, namely, paly of six 
 or and azure, a quarter ermine. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, between two branches of palm, 
 
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 a peacock in his pride all proper. Motto — " Fide et fiducia. " 
 Married, May 2, 1872, Mary Clara, second dau. of the late 
 Evelyn Philip Shirley, Esq., of Ettington, co. Warwick, J. P. 
 and D.L. for that co., and of Lough Fea, co. Monaghan, 
 Ireland; and has Issue — (i) Hugh Edmund Chafy, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 17, 1876 \_ni. July 2, 1903, Henrietta Sybil, 
 dau. of G. M. Swinhoe, of Park House, Windsor] ; (2) Ralph 
 Evelyn Westwood Chafy, Gentleman, b. March 28, 1884 ; 
 Blanche Annunziata ; Gwendolen Mary ; Honor Annette \d. 
 April 2, 1903]; and Ursula Kathleen Theodora, a twin with 
 Honor. Estates — Rous Lench and Church Lench, in co. 
 Worcester ; and also property in the parishes of Sherbourne, 
 Broadwinsor, and Haslebury Bryan, all in co. Dorset; and 
 in the parishes of Trent, Wincanton, and Rimpton, in co. 
 Somerset. Postal address — Rous Lench Court, Rous Lench, 
 Evesham. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Dr. Chafy is entitled [though does not do so] to quarter the 
 following arms for Westwood, viz., gules, a leopard's face jessant- 
 de-lis or, between three mullets of six points of the last pierced 
 of the field. 
 
 CHAFYN, see TROYTE-CHAFYN-GROVE. 
 
 CHAIGNEAU, quartered by COLVILL. 
 
 ALFRED RAYMOND CHALKE, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the son of Henry Chalke, late of Groveleigh, 
 
 Torquay. Armorial beEirings — Per pale sable and argent, 
 three bars counterchanged, a swan rising between three 
 cinquefoils ermine. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-swan, wings 
 expanded or, a fountain, each wing charged with a cinque- 
 foil gules. Motto— " Semper virtute vivo." Residence — 
 Coryton Terrace, Mutley, Plymouth. 
 
 DAVID MONTAGUE ALEXANDER CHALMERS, 
 Advocate in Aberdeen. Born Dec. 26, 1861, being the 
 eldest son of James Chalmers, Esq., J. P. of Westburn, 
 Aberdeen, by his wife Theresa Isabel, n^e Brander. Clubs — 
 Junior Constitutional, Caledonian, Royal Northern, Conser- 
 vative(Aberdeen), Scottish Conservative(Edinburgh). Livery 
 —Blue, with yellow corded edge. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a demi-lion sable, armed and langued gules, issuing 
 from a fesse azure, charged with a bear's head couped of the 
 first, muzzled of the third, in base a tleur-de-lis also of the 
 
 third, a bordure of the second. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 dove holding an olive branch in its beak proper ; and in 
 an escroll above this MottO, " Spero." Postal addresses — 
 Beaconhill, Murtle, Aberdeen ; 18 Golden Square, Aberdeen. 
 
 Sir DAVID PATRICK CHALMERS, Kt. Bach., son 
 of David Chalmers, Doctor of Medicine ; dubbed Kt. Bach., 
 1876. Armorial bearings — Argent, a demi-lion sable 
 issuing out of a fesse gules, charged with two bells of the 
 first, and in base a fleur-de-lis of the third. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, an eagle rising regardant proper ; 
 with the Motto, "Spero." Married, 1878, Janet Alice, 
 daughter of James Lorimer, Professor of Public Law of 
 the University of Edinburgh. Postal address — Georgetown, 
 British Guiana. 
 
 JAMES CHALMERS, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, 
 eldest son of David Chalmers, Esquire, of Westburn, 
 Justice of the Peace, by his wife Anna Lamb, tide Camp- 
 bell. C/z/iJ— Conservative (Aberdeen). Livery — Blue, with 
 white corded edge. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, a demi-lion sable, armed and langued 
 gules, issuing from a fesse azure, charged with a bear's 
 head couped of the first, muzzled of the third, in base a 
 fleur-de-hs also of the third, a bordure of the second. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a dove holding an olive branch in 
 its beak proper ; and in an escroll above this Motto, 
 "Spero." Married, December 27, i860, Theresa Isabel 
 Brander, widow of the Reverend William Elliott, Master of 
 Arts, of Holy Trinity Church, Paddington ; and has Issue — 
 (i) David Montague Alexander Chalmers, Gentleman, born 
 December 26, 1861 ; (2) James Piercie Chalmers, Gentle- 
 man, born September 6, 1866. Estate and postal address — 
 Westburn, Aberdeen. 
 
 JOHN HENRY CHALMERS, Gentleman. Born 
 August 26, 1849, being the second son of the Rev. Thomas 
 
 Smith Chaln^crs, formerly of Stafford, and afterwards of 
 Torquay, and Eliza his wife. dau. of Thomas Ward of Port 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Hill. Shirwiburr. C/m»— National Liberal. Armorial 
 ba«Jrln(r> (•' *«'ll. )— Ar>;«'nt. a fi'ssc. in chief a tU-mi-lion 
 c<'u|Hil U-twivii two rtiurs-do-lis, and in Uisc a falcon risinj;, 
 allculr^. ManUlng Kul<^s a<»l arKenl. OrMt— Ona wreath 
 of the colours, a falcon, wings aa<lorsod projicr, scmdc-dc- 
 lis, between two tiu.itrt-foiU all ifules. MottO— "(^uid non 
 IVo Juvantc." Af.irrift/, April ii, 1888. Kmily Fr.anccs. 
 w-contl dau. of Wilham Silvester, Ksq.. j.F., ol Stafford; 
 anil hiis /liw— (i) Konald Ward Silvester Chalmers. Gentle- 
 man, ^. June 5. 1889; (a) Colin Ward Silvester Chalmers. 
 Cn'ntleman. /•. Sept. 5, 1891. AVa/— Holcombe, Morcton 
 llain{»tead, S. Devon. 
 
 CHALONER (H. Coll. P«l.). Quarterly, 1. sable, a 
 chevron between tlirec cherubim or (C'haloncr, R.L. . 1888) ; 
 X sable, a lion ram|>;mt argent l)etwcen four crosses Iwtonny, 
 two iit chief and as many in Uvse or, two Haunches of the 
 List, each chargetl with three like crosses in p;Uc of the first 
 ((.oni;) ; 3. sable, a lion |)assant argent, on a chief of the 
 last three crosses crosslct of the first (Long of Rood Ashton, 
 
 granted 1589 ; 4 gules, a sword in pale point upwards 
 proper, pommel and hilt or, in chief two mullets of the last 
 (Dick) ; 5. vert, a lion rampant argent (Hume) ; 6. argent, 
 three popinjays vert, collared gules (Pepdie). Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 sea-wolf or. Z-iwry— Black and yellow, gilt buttons, 
 gold lace. 
 
 Second son of Richard Penruddocke Long, Esq., J. P., 
 
 D.L., M.P., of Rood Ashton and Wraxhall, co. Wilts, 
 
 d. 1825 ; <i. 187s ; m. 1853, Charlotte Anna, only child 
 
 of late Rt. Hon. William Wentworth Fitzwilliam Hume 
 
 Dick, P.C. of Humewood, co. Wicklow: — 
 
 Richard Godolphin Walmesley Chaloner (R.L., 1888, 
 
 consequent upon will of late Admiral Chaloner, C. B. , of 
 
 lx)nghull, Gisborough, Yorks.), Esq., J. P. co. Wilts, late 
 
 Capt. 3rd K.O. Hussars, Lt.-Col. comdg. ist Wilts R.V., 
 
 M.P. for Wesibury Div. Wilts 1895-1900, 6. 1856; m. 1882, 
 
 Margaret Brocklcsby, d. of Rev. W. Brocklesby Davis, 
 
 Vicar of Ramsbury, co. Wilts; and has issue— (i) Richard 
 
 Godolphin Hume Chaloner, Gentleman, d. 1883 ; (2) Thomas 
 
 Weston Peel Long Chaloner, d. 1889; Margaret Bruce 
 
 Esm<5; Ursula Violet; Cynthia Frances Charlotte; and 
 
 Honora Elizabeth Dundas. 5«a/— Gisborough, Yorks. 
 
 C/«*j— Carlton, Naval and Military. 
 
 CHAMBERLAIN, quartered by BROWNLOW. 
 
 S Field-Marshal Sir NEVILLE BOWLES CHAM- 
 BERLAIN, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Hon- 
 ourable Order of the Bath, Knight Grand Commander of 
 the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India. Born 1820, 
 being the third son of the late Sir Henry Chamberlain, 
 1st Bart., by his second wife, the dau. of William Morgan ; 
 created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, 1857, advanced to the rank of Knight Commander of 
 
 that Order, 1863, and to that of Knight Grand Cross, 1875; 
 crtsiteil Knight Commander of the Most I'-xalteii Order of 
 the Star of India, 1866, iind advanced to the niiik of Kiiiglit 
 (irand Cross of that Order, 1873. Armorial bearings - 
 Gules, within an orle .irgenl, charged with eight mullets 
 azure, an armillary sphere or. Upon the escutcheon, which 
 is surrounded by the riblx)n of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, and by the collars and pendent therefrom the 
 Ixidges of a Knight Grand Cross of that Order, and of a 
 Knight Grand Comnuinder of the Most Ex.ilted Order of 
 the Star of India, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed proix-r, the dexter 
 claw resting on an armillary sphere or ; witli the Motto, 
 "Spes et hSes." Man ted, 1873, Charlotte Cuyler, dau. 
 of Major-General Sir Williani Reid, R.E., Knight Grand 
 Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
 and Saint George, Knight Commander of the Most Hon- 
 ourable Order of the Bath. Postal arfrf/wj— Lords wood, 
 near Southampton. C/uds — NiwaX and Military; East 
 India United Service. 
 
 CHAMBERLAYNE, quartered by TAUNTON and 
 FLOYER. 
 
 STANKERVILLE JAMES CHAMBERLAYNE, 
 Esquire, of Chamberlainstown, co. Meath, retired 
 Major 80th Soutli Staffordshire Regiment, Commen- 
 datore of S. Silvestro. Born Jan. 10, 1844, being the 
 eldest son of Tankerville William Chamberlayne, Esq., of 
 Chamberlainstown, who d, 1895, by Margaret, dau. of Ven. 
 Crinus Irwin, Archdeacon of Ossory (she d. 1883). Livery 
 —White with red facings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, gules, between three escallops argent, a chevron 
 engrailed or [Ulster's Office, 1607] (for Chamberlayne) ; 2 
 and 3, argent, between three holly leaves vert, a hand 
 gloved and couped at the wrist, and holding a thistle 
 a.11 proper (for Irwin of Tanragoe, Ulster, 1899, on extinc- 
 tion in male line of that family) ; impaling the arms of 
 Ruspoli (not recorded in England or Ireland), " d'azur, k 
 un mont de six coupeaux dor, somme de deux ceps de vignc 
 pass<^s en double sautoiret fruitds de deux grappes de raisins 
 h dextre et a senestre le tout au natural " [vide Rietstap). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a iiegasus argent. Motto (for Irwin, 1899)— " Nemo 
 ine impune lacessit." [This is the only family of the name 
 recorded in Ulster's Office with the arms of Chaml)erlayne. 
 Since 1674 the arms borne have been "gules, between three 
 escallops argent, a chevron of the same."] Alarried, July 
 24, 1890, Donna Leopoldine («<fe Princess Ruspoli); and 
 has Issue {^\) Crinus Henry Leopold PVancesco Maria 
 Tankerville Chamberlayne, Gentleman, b. June 15, 1893 ; 
 (2) Jayme Isidore Camille Paul Michael Chamberlayne, 
 Gentleman, b. May 15, 1895; and Marguerite Mary Ismay 
 Leopoldine. Residences — Cyprus; 27 Upper Mount Street, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Dublin ; 41 Lancaster Gate, W. Clubs — United Service, 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD STUART CHAMBERS of 
 Cardney. Born June 7, 1859, being the eldest son of the late 
 Robert Chambers of Edinburgh, by his wife Laura, dau. of 
 Murray Anderson of London. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 on a fc-sse wavy azure, between a demi-lion sable, holding 
 in his dexter paw a sword in chief proper, and in base three 
 roses gules, barbed and seeded vert, a fleur-de-lis of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a fdlcon rising, belled proper. Motto—'' Facta 
 non verba." Ala rried Annie Sophia, dau. of the late John 
 K. Lindsay of Edinburgh. Seat Cardney, Dunkeld, N.B. 
 6Va(Jj— Wellington, University (Edinburgh). 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK CHAMBERS, Esquire, 
 Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, J. P. for East Bourne, 
 Capt. ist Sussex Engineer Volunteers. Born Oct. 18, 1841, 
 being the only son of the late Richard Chambers, Gentle- 
 man, M.D., of Wimpole Street, London, by Cecilia, youngest 
 dau. of the late Rev. Alex. Brodie, D.D. , Vicar of East 
 Bourne, 1810-1828. Livery — Blue, with white collar and 
 cuffs and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 
 a mount in base, a negro cutting with a bill a sugar-cane 
 all proper, on a chief azure two pine-apples or, leaved and 
 crowned of the last. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an arm in armour embowed 
 proper, charged with a cross couped gules, holding in the 
 hand proper a scimetar argent, hilt and pommel or. Motto 
 — "Vi et virtute." Married, Sept. 12, 1867, Henrietta 
 Cecilia, younger dau. of Rev. William Robert Newbolt, 
 Vicar of Somerton, Somerset ; and has Issue — Julia Cecilia ; 
 Julia Brodie ; Constance Emily Brodie ; Maud Henrietta 
 Brodie ; and Alice Mary Brodie. Estate — Northtield 
 
 : Grange, East Bourne. Residence — Lethen Grange, Syden- 
 
 fham, Kent. Club — Carlton. 
 
 S EDWARD CHAMBERS, Esquire. Born May 24, 
 1849. Eldest son of the late Sir George Henry 
 Chambers, Knight Bachelor, Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 Tower Hamlets, by his wife Mary Ann, dau. of William 
 Chapman Slieppard of Redhill, in the co. Surrey. Livery — 
 Plain claret, with silver-plated buttons with crest. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, two chevronels sable between as many 
 chambers fixed in chief proper, and a lymphad with sails 
 furled and oars in action in base sable. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of an ass's head erased proper, gorged with 
 a collar gemel, an anchor fesseways or. Motto — " Constans 
 et fidelis." Postal address — Langley Lodge, Benkenham, 
 Kent. 
 
 CHAMBERS (H. Coll.). Gules, on a chevron between 
 three cinquefoils or, as many Eastern crowns azure. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, a bear passant proper, muzzled, and gorged 
 with an Eastern crown or, from the muzzle a chain pendent 
 and reflexed over the back gold. 
 
 Sons of George Wilton Chambers, Esq.. J. P., D.L. , 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1812; d. 1904; m. 1840, Anne, d. 
 of William Worthington of Brockhurst Hall : — 
 
 Charles Wilton Chambers, Gentleman, b. 1842. Seat — 
 Clough House, Rotherham, Yorks. 
 
 Robert George Chambers, Esq., J. P. W. Riding Yorks., 
 b. 1846. Res. — Clough House, Rotherham, Yorkshire. 
 
 Ernest William Chambers, Gentleman, b. 1847; m. 1877, 
 Mary, only d. of Thomas Need of The Park, Nottingham. 
 Res. — Castle Hill House, Nether Stowey, Bridgwater. 
 
 Harry Polhill Chambers, Gentleman, b. 1852 ; w. 1889, 
 Alice Jane, d. of Sir W. Ross Mahon, Bart. Res. — Grove 
 House, Whyteleaf, Surrey. 
 
 JOHN EDMUND FREDERIC CHAMBERS, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Nottingham. Born 
 February 20, 1836, being the only son of the late John 
 Chambers of The Hurst, and Anne his wife, second daughter 
 of the late John Piatt, Commander in the Royal Navy. 
 Livery — Light drab, with black collar and cuffs. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse en- 
 grailed sable, three cinquefoils or, and in chief two squirrels 
 sejant proper ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a fret or, a stork with wings expanded 
 proper, each wmg charged with a cinquefoil also or ; 
 
 with the Motto, "In fide fortis." Married, September 
 II, 1872, Agnes Howard, youngest daughter of the late 
 Richard CoombesSoutter ; and has Issue — (i) John Edmund 
 Johnstone Chambers, Gentleman, born August 23, 1878 ; (2) 
 Christopher Brailsford Chambers, Gentleman, born October 
 31, 1880; Grace Mary; M;irgaret Agnes Alisimond ; Deborah 
 Sylvia ; and Beatrix Elizabeth. Estates — Hurst Lodge, 
 Tibshelf, in the county of Derby; Fifield House, in the 
 county of Oxford. Postal address — The Hurst, near Alfer- 
 ton, Derbyshire. 
 
 RICHARD EDWARD ELLIOT CHAMBERS, only 
 son of Edward Elliot Chambers, M.A. (Oxon.), Barrister- 
 
 ia the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 at- Law (King's Inn). AnnorUl b«arllic«— Subic, a crau 
 cuuiinl, riiKrailtil. and <ju.irifr-|ikTCctl i-rinine, between four 
 iii.irtlf-i> iiiiiiK or. M&ntUnir -•»;il'l«: ami ardent. OrMt— 
 Oul ol ,1 iluc-al tx>ioinl or. chiUKed wilh a cross huntclU^e 
 Kuk». a ilenii-vaglc (li)>pkiycd ol the last, winged and col- . 
 larcd of the first. MottO— " Non prseda sed Vicloria." 
 
 CHAMURh- (U.O.). guarterly of eight, i. axure, a 
 deitt-r arm enibowed or, the hand grasping the stalk of a 
 red roae slipped and leaved proper (Chambr*) ; a. argent, 
 a lesse counter-coropony or and azure, Ijctween three hon's 
 heads cnised sable, n bordure gules charged with eight 
 eacallop^ of the first (also for Chanilird) ; 3. ermine, three 
 loaenges conjoined in fesse within a bordure engrailed sable 
 (Pigott); 4. per pale or and gules, on a chief argent three 
 ducks close sable, beaked and membered of the second 
 (Calcoi); 5. azure, a lion rampant or (Meredith); 6. per 
 fesse argent and sable, a lion rampant counterchanged 
 (Powell); 7. azure, a fesse engrailed between three lions 
 rampant, twoand oneor(Symonds) ; 8. gules, three talbot's 
 heads erased, two and one or. on a chief argent, giitt(k;-de- 
 sang, a lion passant sable (Whitchurch). Mantliiig azure 
 .md or. Cr«rt— On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound's 
 liead erased argent, collared azure, therefrom a cord 
 knotted and terminated by a ring or. Motto — " Tutamen 
 pulchris." 
 
 Son of William ChambrtJ, Gentleman, b. 1825 ; d. 
 
 1865 ; m. 1st, Mary Searight ; and, 1857, Fanny Diana, 
 
 d. of Joseph Booth of Darver Castle : — 
 William ChambnS, Gentleman,*. . /?«.— Dundrum, 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 Sons of Hunt Walsh Chambrd, Esq., of Hawthorn 
 
 Hill, CO. Armagh, J.P. (High Sheriff 1829), b. 1787; 
 
 d. 1848; m. 1813, Rebecca, only d. of William Upton 
 
 of Biillynabearney, co. Limerick : — 
 Hunt Walsh Chambr6, Esq., J. P.. b. 1831 ; m. i860, 
 Mary Anne Brunette, eld. d. of John Brett Johnstone 
 of liallykilbeg, co. Down ; and has issue— (i) Hunt Walsh 
 Alan Chambrd, Gentleman ; (2) John Brett Johnstone 
 Meredith Chanibr6, Gentleman ; (3I Charles Barclay 
 Macpherson Chambr6, Gentleman ; (4) John Charnbr^, 
 Gentleman ; (5) William Henry Calcott Chambr6, Gentle- 
 man ; Iliomasina Elizabeth Crochley ; Rebecca Mary 
 Brunette ; Jane Henry Wray Young Mabel ; and Kath- 
 leen Georgiana Evelyn. ,SVa/— Dungannon House, co. 
 Tyrone. 
 
 John Chambr6, Gentleman, b. 1834. Seats — Hawtiiorn 
 Hill, Newry, co. Armagh ; Mespil House, Dublin. 
 
 CHAMIER (U.O.). Azure, on a fesse or, between three 
 roses, one in chief and two in base argent, barbed and 
 seeded projjer, a human heart gules between two branches 
 in saltire, the one of palm and the other of cypress, all 
 proper. HantUng azure and or. Crest — Out of a French 
 noble coronet projjer, a cubit arm in bend vested azure, 
 charged with five fleurs-de-lis in saltire or, the cuff ermine, 
 holding in the hand a scroll and thereon an open book 
 proper, garnished gold. Mottoes — (Over crest), " Aperto 
 vivere voto," (under arms), " Fortis generosus fidelis." 
 Livery — Blue, with gilt buttons, blue and yellow striped 
 waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of the late Henry Chamier (whose father, John 
 Ezechiel Deschamps, took the surname of Chamier, 
 in succession to his maternal uncle, Anthony Chamier, 
 M.P. for Tamworth, by Royal License, October 20, 
 1780), Chief Secretary and Member of Council at 
 Madras, by his second wife Mary Elizabeth, d. of 
 General Sir Jasper NicoUs, K.C.B. , Commander-in- 
 Chief in India : — 
 Lieut.-Gen. Stephen Henry Edward Chamier, C.B. 
 (1886); h« Indian Mutiny medal, with clasp, b. 1834; 
 m. 1858, Dora Louisa, d. of George Tyrrell of co. Down ; 
 and has issue — (t) George Daniel Chamier, Esq., C.M.G., 
 Major R A., b. i860; (2) Arthur Tyrrell Chamier, Esq., 
 Capt. R.E. , b. 1871 ; Georgiana Grace [w. Col. J. Penny- 
 cuick, C.S.I. , R.E.]; and Alice Geraldine [w. Lieut.-Col. 
 R. H. Mahon, R.A.]. Res. — 64 Inverness Terrace, Hyde 
 Park, W. Club — United Service. 
 
 Adrian Charles Chamier, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, F.S.A 
 1888, b. 1855 ; m. 1882, Maude Geraldine, second d. of 
 M.ijor William M'Mahon, late 14th Light Dragoons, son 
 of General Sir Thomas M'Mahon, Baronet, G.C.B., Col. 
 loth Foot ; and has issue — Eric Adrian Charles Deschamps 
 
 Clianiier, Gentleman, b. 1896; Muriel Maude Ella Des- 
 champs ; nnd Geraldine Mary Deschamps, who died 1886. 
 J'osl. itJd. — 46 Nevern Square, London, S.W. Ciub — 
 Naval and Military. 
 
 CHAMNEY (U.O.). Gules, a chevron engrailed argent, 
 between in chief two esquire's helmets, and in base a garb 
 all proper, on a canton of the second, an oak tree eradicated 
 and fructed of the third. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Orest — A garb or, Ixinded ^ules, enclosing two hatchets in 
 saltire proper. Motto — " Ceres juncta marte." 
 
 Son of Rev. Roliert Mascall Chamncy, M.A., Princip.-il 
 
 of Cheltenham Training Coll., b. ; d. ; 
 
 m. : — 
 
 Rev. Paul Martin Chamney, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of 
 
 St. Luke's, Kew, b. . lies. — St. Luke's Vicarage, 
 
 Kew, W. 
 
 Son of William Graves Chamney, Barrister-iit-Law, 
 b. 1821 ; d. 1869 ; m. 1851, Harriet, d. and sole heir 
 of Joseph Bulkeley-Johnson (by Sophia, d. and eventu- 
 ally sole heir of Holland Watson) : — 
 William Chamney, Gentleman [Arins--l^)uarterly, 1 and 
 4, Chamney as above; 2. quarterly, i. and iiii., [ler pale 
 sable and azure, on a saltire argent lietween two towers of 
 the last in flames proper, one in chief and two in fess, and 
 
 in base two tilting-spears in saltire of the last, five game- 
 cocks gules (Johnson) ; ii. and iii. , sable, a chevron between 
 three bull's heads cabossed argent (Bulkeley) ; 3. argent, 
 on a chevron engrailed azure, between three martlets sable, 
 as many crescents or (Watson). Crest and Motto as 
 above], b. 1855. Res. — 15 Elgin Road, Dublin. 
 
 Son of late Henry Chamney of Ballyniliiiie, co. 
 
 Wicklow : — 
 
 Rev. Joseph Chamney, M.A. (Dub.), Rector of Dromis- 
 
 ken, CO. Louth. [Arms — Chamney only, as above. Crest 
 
 and Motto as above.] Res. — Dromisken Rectory, co. 
 
 Louth. 
 
 CHAMPERNOWNE (R.L., H. Coll.). Gules, a 
 saltire verry between twelve billets or. Blantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a ducal crown or, an ostrich, 
 the wings and dexter leg elevated, in the beak a horse- 
 shoe argent. 
 
 Sons of Arthur Champernowne, Esq., J. P., M.A., of 
 Dartington Hall, Devon, b. 1839, d. 1887 ; m. 1870, 
 Helen Elizabeth Caroline, d. of Michael Linning 
 Melville of Hartfield Grove, Sussex : — 
 Arthur Melville Champernowne, Esq., J.P. co. Devon, 
 B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, F.R.G.S., b. 1871. Seat— 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Darlington Hall, near Totnes. Res. — Hood Manor, Totnes. 
 Clubs — Caledonian, Devon and Exeter (Exeter). 
 
 Amyas Walter Champernowne, Gentleman, b. 1873. 
 Res. — Court Hall, Sidbury, Sidniouth. 
 
 Robert Anthony Champernowne, Gentleman, b. 1882. 
 Res.— 
 
 Gilbert Raleigh Champernowne, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Res.— 
 
 Edward Buller Champernowne, Gentleman, b. 1885. 
 Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of Henry Champernowne, Gentleman, of 
 Dartington, b. 1815 ; d. 1851 ; m. 1838, Charlotte, d. 
 of Sir Antony Buller of Pound, co. Devon : — 
 
 Henry Champernowne, Esq., Col. late R. E. , b. 1840; 
 m. 1880, Elizabeth Charlotte, d. of Major-Gen. Thomas 
 Andrew Lumsden Murray, R.E. Seat — Pound, Yelverton, 
 Devon. Res.—/^ Draycott Place, S.W. C/«*— United 
 Service. 
 
 Rev. Walter Champernowne, M.A., b. 1848. Res. — 
 The Rectory, Northleigh, Honiton, Devon. Club — New 
 University. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Richard Champernowne, M.A., Rector 
 of Dartington, iJ. 1817; d. 1890; m. 1848, Elizabeth, 
 d. of late Rev. Thomas Keble, Vicar of Bisley : — 
 
 Philip Henry Champernowne, Esq., Capt. 5th Batt. 
 Rifle Brigade, B.A. (Oxon. ), b. 1859; vi. 1893, Katharine 
 Theresa Vidal, d. of the late John Alexander Radcliffe of 
 Ordsal, Surrey ; and has issue — Richard Harington Rad- 
 cliffe Champernowne, Gentleman, b. 1897; and Doris. 
 Res. — Scale Lodge, Farnham, Surrey. 
 
 Francis Gawayne Champernowne, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, b. 1866. Res. — 7 Bennett Street, 
 St. James's, S.W. Chambers — 5 Stone Bldgs. , Lincoln's 
 Inn, W.C. Club — New University. 
 
 Thomas Arthur Champernowne, Gentleman, b. 1868. 
 Res. — Sabie, Transvaal. 
 
 Rev. John Edward Champernowne, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 
 1870 ; m. 1902, Audrey Eliza, d. of late Joseph Russell 
 Evans. Res. — 11 College Road, Exeter. 
 
 CHAMPION (H. Coll.). Per saltire argent and or, 
 three mullets in fesse between as many trefoils sable. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a cubit arm erect in armour proper, encircled by 
 an annulet or, the hand gauntleted of the first, surinounted 
 by a mullet of six points of the second, and holding two 
 branches of laurel in saltire slipped also of the first. 
 Motto — " Le camp vavlt miex que I'or." 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Champion, M.A. (Camb.), Rector 
 
 of Taxall and Incumbent of Edale, Derbyshire, 
 
 b. 1802 ; d. 1872 ; m. , Margaret Elizabeth, d. 
 
 of William Murray, W.S., of Duncrievie, Kinross: — 
 
 William Needham Longden Champion, Esq., J. P., 
 
 Norfolk, b. 22 May 1850; m. 13 July 1875, Constance 
 
 Sara, d. of Robert John Bentley, Esq., J. P., D.L., of 
 
 Westhouse, Rotlierham, Yorks. ; and has issue — Dorothy 
 
 Margaret [m. i Oct. 1898, Col. Spencer Follett, 7th 
 
 Dragoon Gds., only s. of Sir Charles Follett, C.B.]. 
 
 5<ra/j— Riddles worth Hall, Thetford ; Grindslow House, 
 
 Edale. 
 
 The Rev. Francis Beresford Champion. M.A. (Camb.), 
 Rural Dean and Rector of North Pickenham and Houghton- 
 on-the-Hill, Swaffham, b. 1854 ; m. 1882, Annie Maud, d. 
 of Pelham Aldrich, M.R.C.S. ; and has issue— (i) John 
 Pelham Champion, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N.,*. 1883; (2) 
 Arthur Beresford Champion, Gentleman, *. 1884; Margaret 
 Frances ; Constance Maud ; and Barbara Noel. Res. — 
 The Rectory, North Pickenham, Swaffham. 
 
 S Major Sir CLAUDE CHAMPION-DE CRES- 
 PIGNY, 4th Bart. Born April 20, 1847, being theeldest 
 son of the late Sir Claude William Champion-de Crespigny, 
 3rd Bart., by his wife Mary, second dau. of Sir JohnTyssen- 
 Tyrell, Bart. ; and succeeded as 4th Bart, under the crea- 
 tion of Oct. 31, 1805, at the decease of his father, Aug. 11, 
 1868. Livery — Blue, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion rampant sable, armed and 
 
 langued gules, in the dexter base a fer-de-moulin pierced of the 
 second (for Champion-de Crespigny), 2 and 3 azure, three bars 
 argent (for Vierville de Vierville). The escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is surmounted 
 by a helmet befitting his degree, the mantling sable, lined with 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a chapeau gules, turned up 
 ermine, a cubit arm in armour holding in the hand a broad- 
 sword proper; with the Motto, "Mens sibi conscia recti." 
 Claims "Seize Quartiers." Married, September 19, 1872, 
 Georgiana Louisa Margaret, second daughter of Robert 
 M'Kerrell ; and has Issue — [1) Claude Champion-de 
 Crespigny, Esquire, born September 11, 1873; (2) Claude 
 Raul Champion-de Crespigny, Esquire, born September 
 19, 1878 ; (3) Claude Phihp Champion-de Crespigny, Esquire, 
 born March 3, 1880 ; (4) Claude Vierville Champion-de Cres- 
 pigny, Esquire, born 1882 ; (5) Claude Norman Champion- 
 de Crespigny, Esquire, born 1888 ; Cicely ; Cerise ; Crystal ; 
 and Valerie. £j/a^«— Champion Lodge, Maldon, in the 
 county of Essex; Champion Hill and Hanover Park, Camber- 
 
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 r/Mt— Cakdonlaii. Sports'. 
 
 PHILIP AUGUSTUS CHAMPION DE CRESPIGNY. 
 Esqairv. Bom 1850, being the son of the late Sir Claude 
 Ctuunpion de CrmplKiiy. Tkirt., by his wife Mary, second 
 dau. of Sir John ryrrll. Ilirt. tAxtry — Ditrk blue and 
 gold liuiions. Armoirlal beaxingt Quarterly 1 and 4, 
 argent, a lion siilu-nt sabK-, armed and langued gules, in 
 the dexter base a fer-de-moulins uierccd sable ; a and 3, 
 argent, three bars azure. Mantling sable and argent 
 Onti— On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a cubit arm 
 mailed, holding a broadsword proper. Motto — "Mens 
 sibi in con!.cia recti." Married, 1878. Rose, eldest dau. of 
 Admiral the Rt. Hon. Sir Astlcy Cooper Key, G.C.B., 
 F.R.S., D.C.L. ; and has lisue — (1) Henry Champion de 
 Crespigny, Gentleman, b. i88a; (a) Frederic Champion de 
 Crespigny, Gentleman, b. 1885; (3) Emund Alexander 
 Champion de Crespigny, Gentleman, b. 1890, and Phyllis 
 Rose. 5m/— Round Hill, Lyndhurst. Club — Army and 
 Navy. 
 
 CHANCE (H. Coll.). Gules, a s.iltire vair between two 
 fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in fesse argent. 
 MmiitHiiy gules and argent. Great— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, sem6 of annulets or 
 
 holding between the paws a sword erect, entwined by a 
 
 wreath of oak all proper. Motto — " Deo non fortuna." 
 
 Sons of Sir James Timmins Chance, ist Bart., J. P., 
 
 D.L., M.A.,^. 1814 ; d. 1902; m. 1845, Elizabeth, d. 
 
 of George Ferguson of Houghton Hall, Carlisle : — 
 
 Sir William Chance, 2nd Bart. (19 June 1900), J.P. co. 
 Surrey, M.A. (Camb.), Barrister-at-Law, b. 1853; m. 1884, 
 Julia Charlotte, only child of Lt.-Col. Henry Strachey. 
 Seat — Orchards, near Godalming. 
 
 George Ferguson Chance, Esq., M.A. (Camb.), ^. 1854; 
 m. 1891, Mary Kathleen, d. of Rev. Henry Stobart of 
 Wykeham Rise, Totteridge ; and has issue — (i) Roger 
 James Ferguson Chance, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (2) William 
 Hugh Stobart Chance, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; (3) Eustace 
 George St. Clair Chance, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; and 
 Katharine Dorothea. 5m/— Clent Grove, Clent, Worcs. 
 
 James Frederick Chance, Esq., M.A. (Camb.), b. 1856. 
 Res. — 30 Lennox Gardens, S.W. 
 
 ALEXANDER MACOMB CHANCE, Esquire, J.P. 
 for the county of Worcester. Bom June 28, 1844, being 
 the third son of the late George Chance of Birming- 
 ham, by Cornelia Maria his wife, daughter of Arent 
 Schuyler de Peystcr of New York, U.S.A. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a saltire vair between two fleurs-de-lis 
 in pale and as many towers in fesse argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Orest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, senile of annulets or, 
 holding lietween the paws a sword erect, entwined by a 
 wreath of oak all proper. Motto — "Deo non fortuna." 
 Married, June 8, 1870, Florence, d. 8 July, 1903, eldest 
 dau. of Major Arthur Hill Hasted Mercer, formerly 60th 
 Rifles; and has, with other Issue — Alexander Macomb 
 Chance, Gentleman, M.A. Cantab., b. Oct. 10, 1871. 
 Residence — Lawnside, Edgbaston, Birmingham. 
 
 ARENT DE PEYSTER CHANCE, Esquire. J.P. Born 
 Dec. 25, 1836, being the eldest surviving son of the late 
 George Chance of Birmingham, by Cornelia Maria his 
 wife, dau. of Arent Schuyler de Peyster of New York, 
 U.S.A. Armorial bearings — Gules, a saltire vair between 
 two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in fesse argent. 
 M antl in g gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, semde of annulets 
 or, holding between the paws a sword erect, entwined by a 
 wreath of oak all proper. Motto — " Deo non fortuna." 
 Married, Dec. 4, 1862, Maria, eldest dau. of William Lucas 
 Sargant, Esq., J. P., of Birmingham; and has, with other 
 Issue — Arent Schuyler de Peyster Chance, Gentleman, B. A. 
 Cantab., b. Nov. 3, 1863. 5tfa/— Wheatfields, Powick, 
 Worcestershire. 
 
 ARTHUR LUCAS CHANCE, Esquire, J.P., Lord of 
 the Manor of Great Alne (High Sheriff of Warrickshire 
 1903). Born June 12, 1853, being the eldest son of the late 
 Robert Lucas Chance, Gentleman, of Chad Hill, Edgbas- 
 ton, by his wife Elizabeth Fanny, eldest dau. of Abel 
 Peyton, Esq., J.P. the last Lord Bailiff of Birmingham. 
 Livery - (Dress) white, with red collar and cuffs, and red 
 waistcoat ; (undress) drab, with red collar and cuffs. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, a saltire vair between two 
 
 fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in fesse argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, sem6e of annulets or. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 holding between the paws a sword erect, entwined by a 
 wreath of oak all proper. Motto — "Deo non fortuna." 
 Married, 1880, Mabel Henrietta, second dau. of the late 
 Richard William Johnson, Esq., J. P. D.L., of Brickle- 
 hampton Hall, Pershore ; and has Issue ~(i) Walter Lucas 
 Chance, Gentleman, d. Dec. 2, 1880 ; (2) Noel Richard 
 Lucas Chance, Gentleman, d. Dec. 25, 1881 ; (3) Geoffrey 
 Robert Lucas Chance, Gentleman, d. Oct. 7, 1885 ; and 
 Stella Mabel. 5ifa^— Great Alne Hall, Alcester. Clubs— 
 Constitutional and Automobile. 
 
 EDWARD FERGUSON CHANCE, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Oxford, B.A. (Cantab.). Born April 9, 1861, being 
 the second son of the late Edward Chance, Esq., J.P. 
 and D.L. of Great Malvern, by his wife Maria Isabella, 
 daughter of Joseph Ferguson, Esq., of Carlisle, J. P., 
 D.L., and M.P. for Carlisle 1852-1857. Armorial beax- 
 ings — Gules, a saltire vair between two fleurs-de-lis in 
 pale and as many towers in fesse argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, semfe of annulets or, holding 
 between the paws a sword erect, entwined by a wreath 
 of oak all proper. MottO — " Deo non fortuna." Married, 
 Aug. 4, 1887, Eliza Gertrude, third daughter of Col. 
 Archibald Wybergh, J.P. of Borran's Hill, Dalston, Cum- 
 berland. Seat — Sandford Park, Sandford St. Mai tin, 
 Oxon. 
 
 § FREDERICK WILLIAM CHANCE, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D. L. for Cumberland and for Carlisle. Born Dec. 
 26, 1852, being the eldest son of the late Edward Chance, 
 Esquire, J.P. and D. L., of Great Malvern, by his wife 
 Maria Isabella, dau. of Joseph Ferguson, Esquire, of Car- 
 lisle, J. P., D.L., M.P. for Carlisle 1852-1857. Club— 
 Reform. Armorial bearings— Gules, a saltire vair between 
 two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in fesse argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, sem6e 
 of annulets or, holding between the paws a sword erect, 
 entwined by a wreath of oak all proper. MottO — " Deo non 
 fortuna." Married, Jan. 14, 1880, Mary, younger daughter 
 of George Berkeley Seton-Karr, I.C.S. ; and has Issue — (1) 
 Edward Seton Chance, Gentleman, b. June 23, 1881 ; (2) 
 Andrew Ferguson Chance, Gentleman, b. Nov. g, 1882 ; 
 (3) Robert Christopher Chance, Gentleman, b. Nov. 28, 
 1883 ; (4) Frederick Selby Chance, Gentleman, b. Feb. 17, 
 1886 ; (5) Kenneth Miles Change, Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, 
 1893. Seat — Morton, Carlisle. 
 
 ARTHUR FREDERICK CHANCE, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Cantab. Born Dec. 4, 1857, being the son of George Chance, 
 Esquire, J.P. for Middlesex, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. 
 (Cantab.), a Member of the Sheffield Trades Union 
 Commission 1867, and appointed a Metropolitan Police 
 Magistrate in 1870, and of his wife Mary, dau. of the Rev. 
 George Richard Downward of The Castle, Shrewsbury, 
 Birmingham. Club — United University. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a saltire vair between two fleurs-de-lis in pale 
 and as many towers in fesse argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, semfe of annulets or, holding be- 
 tween the paws a sword erect, entwined by a wreath of oak 
 all proper. Motto — " Deo non fortuna." Postal address — 
 The Schools, Shrewsbury. 
 
 GEORGE FERGUSON CHANCE, Esquire, M.A. 
 Born Sept. 25, 1854, being the second son of the late Sir 
 James Timmins Chance, 1st Bart., J. P. and D. L. cos. Stafford 
 and Worcester, by his wife Elizabeth, fourth dau. of George 
 Ferguson of Houghton Hall, Carlisle. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a saltire vair between two fleurs-de-lis in pale and 
 as many towers in fesse argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, sem6 of annulets or, holding between the 
 paws a sword erect, entwined by a wreath of oak all proper. 
 Married, 1891, Mary Kathleen, second dau. of the late 
 Rev. Henry Stobart of Wykeham Rise ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Roger James Ferguson Chance, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (2) 
 William Hugh Stobart Chance, Gentleman, b. 1896; (3) 
 Eustace George St. Clair Chance, Gentleman, b. 1899; and 
 Katharine Dorothea. Seat — Clent Grove, near Stourbridge. 
 
 S HENRY CHANCE, Esquire, J.P. for the counties of 
 Warwick and Worcester, D.L. for co. Warwick (High 
 
 Sheriff 1885-6), M.A. Cantab. Born Jan. 26, 1828, being 
 the sixth son of William Chance of Birmingham, J. P., and 
 of his wife Phoete, dau. of James Timmins of Birming- 
 ham. Armorial bearings — Gules, a saltire vair between 
 two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in fesse argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, sem^e of 
 annulets or, holding between the paws a sword erect, en- 
 twined by a wreath of oak all proper. Motto — "Deo non 
 fortuna." Married, Sept. 18, 1856, Mary Letitia (who died 
 1890), dau. of George Latham Bennett, Esquire, J. P., of 
 Glenefy, co. Limerick ; and has, with other Issue — Henry 
 Featherstone Chance, Gentleman, b. Feb. 19, 1859. Resi- 
 dence — Leamington. 
 
 JOHN HOMER CHANCE, Gentleman. Born July 31, 
 1827, being the third son of the late Robert Lucas Chance 
 of Birmingham, by Louisa his wife, dau. of Edward Homer 
 of West Town, co. Somerset. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 a saltire vair between two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many 
 towers in fesse argent. Mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, semfe of annulets or, holding between the 
 paws a sword erect, entwined by a wreath of oak all proper. 
 Motto — "Deo non fortuna." Married, firstly, Cornelia de 
 Peyster, eldest dau. of George Chance of Birmingham ; 
 and has, with other surviving Issue — Ernest Chance, Gentle- 
 man, of Burghfield Bridge, Berks, b. 1857 [w. , 1888, Lucy 
 Isabella Barrington, dau. of Robert Thomas Elsam Bar- 
 rington Cooke, F. R.C.S. , of The Haven, Scarborough]. 
 He married secondly, Feb. 25, 1869, Frances Maria, fourth 
 dau. of James Edward Homer of Wraxall. Residence — 
 Edgbaston, Birmingham. 
 
 JOSEPH SELBY CHANCE, Esquire, J.P. for Cumber- 
 land B.A. Oxford. Born Oct. 13, 1862, being the third 
 son of the late Edward Chance, Esquire, J.P. , D.L. , of 
 Great Malvern, by his wife Maria Isabella, dau. of Joseph 
 Ferguson, Esquire, of Carlisle, J. P., D. L. , M.P. for Car- 
 lisle 1852-1857. Armorial bearings — Gules, a saltire vair 
 between two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in 
 fesse argent. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, sem^e of annulets or, holding between the paws a 
 sword erect, entwined by a wreath of oak all proper. 
 Motto — "Deo non fortuna." Married, August 4, 1887, 
 Helen Augusta, eldest dau. of Col. Archibald Wybergh, 
 J. P., of Borran's Hill, Dalston, Cumberland; and has 
 Issue — Richard Selby Chance, Gentleman; Helen Jose- 
 phine, Norah, and Rita. Postal address — Murrell Hill 
 House, Carlisle. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD CHANCE, Esquire, J.P. for co. 
 Worcester. Born Aug. 12, 1842, being the second son of 
 the late George Chance of Birmingham, by Cornelia Maria 
 his wife, dau. of Arent Schuyler de Peyster of New York, 
 U.S.A. Armorial bearings — Gules, a saltire vair between 
 two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many towers in fesse argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, semfe 
 of annulets or, holding between the paws a sword erect, 
 entwined by a wreath of oak all proper. Motto — "Deo 
 non fortuna." Married, April 21, 1875, Laura, daughter 
 of Thomas Thorneycroft Kesteven of Wolverhampton ; 
 and has, with other Issue — George Harold de Peyster 
 Chance, Gentleman, Midshipman R.N., b. Oct. 7, 1876. 
 5ea^— Aldby Park, York. 
 
 HUME FREDERICK CHANCELLOR, Gentleman. 
 Born April 26, 1854, being the third son of the late John 
 George Chancellor, Esq., of Shieldhill, co. Lanark, J.P. 
 and D.L., by his first wife Isabella Adolphus, dau. of 
 Adolphus M'Dowall Ross, M.D. Armorial bearings- Or, 
 a lion rampant gules, on a chief azure, three mullets of the 
 first ; a man's head proper within a fetterlock of the second, 
 in the dexter chief point, for difference. Mantling gules, 
 doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle 
 displayed sable. Motto — "Que je surmonte." Seat — 
 Shieldhill, by Biggar, co. Lanark. 
 
 SAMUEL CHANDLEE, Gentleman, fourth son of 
 Thomas Chandlee. Armorial bearings— Argent, two 
 garbs vert, on a chief azure, a sword lying fesseways, point 
 to the dexter proper, pommel and hilt or. Crest — Upon a 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 WTOith of the eoloon, a dexter hand couped at the wrist pro- 
 per, boldinf a iword in bend sinister argent, pommel and hilt 
 told, the wrist charged with a gnrb vert. MotU^— " Pax et 
 - /Vf/d/tf^^AviJ— Gaul's Mills, Wiiterford, Ireland. 
 
 THOMAS CHANDLEK, Gentleman. Botn July 7, 
 i8a4, being the eldest son of tlie late Thomas Chnndlee, 
 and 'Klimlieth his wife. dau. of Willium Taylor. Ar- 
 BOrlal htarlnj^ — .Argent, two garbs vert, on a chief 
 
 ature, a sword lying fesseways point to the dexter proper, 
 pommel and hilt or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter hand coup)ed at the wrist proper, holding a sword in 
 bend sinister argent, pommel and hilt gold, the wrist charged 
 with a garb vert. Motto — " Pax et copia. " Postal address 
 — Ballitore, Athy, Ireland. 
 
 WILLIAM CHANDLEE, Gentleman, s.;cond son of the 
 late William Chandlee. Armorial bearings are for Arms : 
 Argent, two garbs vert, in a chief azure, a sword lying fesse- 
 ways |X)int to the dexter prof>er, pommel and hilt or ; and for 
 a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand couped 
 at the wrist proper, holding a sword in bend sinister argent, 
 pommel and hilt gold, the wrist charged with a garb vert ; 
 with the Motto, " Pax et copia." Postal address — 28 
 Brighton Square, Rathmines, Dublin. 
 
 CHANDOS. quartered by KINLOSS. 
 
 S REGINALD WALKELYNE CHANDOS-POLE, 
 Elsquire, of Radboume Hall, co. Derby, J. P., late 
 Lieut Grenadier Guards, now Hon. Major Derbyshire 
 Yeonuinry. Born Feb. 4, 1853, being the eldest son of 
 Edward Sacheverell Chandos- Pole (High Sheriff co. Derby 
 1867), by his wife I^dy Anna Caroline Stanhope, dau. of 
 Leicester, fifth Earl of Harrington. Armorial bearingrs — 
 I. argent, a chevron between three crescents gules (for 
 Pole) ; 2, argent, a pile gules (for Chandos). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a falcon rising propter, belled and jessed or ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a man's head proper, wreathed about the 
 temple argent. Married, March 7, 1882, Violet Katherine, 
 dau. of William Becket Denison and Hon. Mrs. Denison 
 of Nun Appleton, co. York ; and by her (who d. March 18, 
 1883) has /«a^— Dorothy 'Violet. Seats —Radboume Hall, 
 CO. Derby ; andSidling Court, Dorchester. 
 
 HARRY ANTHONY CHANDOS-POLE-GELL, Es- 
 quire, J. P. for Derbyshire, late Major Derbyshire Imperial 
 Yeomanry, late Capt. Coldstream Guards, served in the 
 South African War. Bom 1872, being the only son of 
 the late Henry Chandos-Pole-Gell, Esq., of Hopton Hall, 
 by his wife Teresa Charlotte, dau. of Edward Manningham- 
 BuUer, Bart. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per 
 bend or and azure, three mullets of six points pierced in 
 bend counterchanged, and for difference a canton argent. 
 
 thereon a rose gules (for Gell) ; 2. argent, a chevron between 
 three crescents gules (for Pole) ; 3. argent, a pile gules (for 
 Chandos). Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a greyhound statant sable, coUartd or, on the 
 shoulder a cross crosslet gold for difference (for Gell) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a falcon rising proper, l>elled and 
 iessed or (for Pole) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a man's 
 head propter, wreathed about the temples argent (for Chan- 
 dos). Seat — Hopton Hall, Wirksworth, Derbyshire. Clubs 
 — Guards', Boodle's. 
 
 CHANNELL, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 CHAPLIN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 CECIL CHAPLIN. Gentleman. Bom , being the 
 
 third son of the late Rev. Henry Chaplin, Vicar of Ryhiill, 
 CO. Rutland, by his wife Caroline Horatia, dau. of William 
 EUice. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a chief indented 
 vert, three griffins' heads erased or. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a grifhn's 
 head eras<?d or, gorged with a mural coronet vert. 
 Married, Jan. 20, 1870, Emily Cecilia, dau. of Lient.-Col. 
 Hon. Robert Edward Boyle; and has Issue — (i) Frank 
 Chaplin, Gentleman, b. 1870; (2) Charles Chaplin, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1872; (3) Vere Chaplin, Gentleman, b. 1875; (4) 
 Fred Chaplin, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; and Bertha Cecilia. 
 Residence — 21 Grafton Street, Bond Street, W. 
 
 The Right Hon. HENRY CHAPLIN, J.P. and D.L., 
 elected M.P. for Mid-Lincolnshire in 1868, Chancellor of 
 the Duchy of Lancaster 1885, President of the Board of 
 Agriculture 1889. Bom Dec. 22, 1840, Ix-ing the eldest 
 son of the late Rev. Henry Chaplin, Vicar of Ryhall, co. 
 Rutland, by his wife Caroline Horatia, dau. of William 
 Ellice. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a chief indented 
 vert, three griffins' heads erased or. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's 
 head erased or, gorged with a mural coronet vert. 
 Married, Nov. 15, 1876, Lady Florence, elder dau. of the 
 Most Noble Sir George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, third 
 Duke of Sutherland, K..G. ; and by her (who d. Oct. 10, 
 1881) had Issue — Eric Chaplin, Gentleman, b. 1877; and 
 Florence. Seat — Blankney Hall, Lincoln. Town residence 
 — Stafford House, St. James's, S.W. 
 
 THOMAS CHAPLIN. Gentleman, M.D., M.R.C.S. 
 Bom Dec. 14. 1830, being the fourth son of the late John 
 
 Chaplin, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of James Browning. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse sable, between two 
 serpents nowed vert, a Maltese cross between as many 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 crosses potent argent. Mantling sable and or. Crest— 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross potent or, 
 a caduceus fesseways proper. Motto — "Lahore et fide." 
 Married, Nov. 1865, Sophia Caroline, dau. of George 
 William Howe Cresswell; and has Issne — Alfred WilHam 
 Cresswcll Chaplin, Gentleman, b. 1869; Emily Adah Sophia 
 \m. , 1897, Lewis Pugh Evans Pugh, and has issue] ; and 
 Janet Mabel. Residence— C/w*— Junior Constitutional. 
 
 CHAPMAN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 ALFRED DANIEL CHAPMAN, Esquire, J. P. Born 
 Feb. 22, 1827, being the eldest son of Capt. Alfred Chap- 
 man, H.E.I.C.S., by his wife Caroline, daughter of Sir 
 Francis Workman MacNaghten, Bart. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per chevron ermine and gules, a crescent counter- 
 changed, in chief three annulets of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 spear-heads in saltire, in front of a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour, the hand guantleted, and grasping a broken 
 tilting-spear proper entiled with an annulet or. Motto — 
 "Crescit sub pondere virtus." Married, Nov. 4, 1852, 
 Madeline Emily, dau. of Robert Hanbury of Poles, Herts. 
 
 ARTHUR WAKEFIELD CHAPMAN, Esquire, J. P. 
 Born Aug. 8, 1850, being the sixth son of Henry Chapman, 
 by his wife Priscilla Susan, dau. of Edward Wakefield. 
 Armorial bearings — Per chevron ermine and gules, a cres- 
 cent counterchanged, in chief three annulets of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, two spear-heads in saltire, in front of a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour, the hand gauntleted, and grasping 
 a broken tilting-spear proper enfiled with an annulet or. 
 Motto — "Crescit sub pondere virtus." Married, 1876, 
 Agnes, dau. of Capt. Mangles of Poyle Park, Tongham ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Paul Chapman, Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 
 1877; (2) Michael Chapman, Gentleman, b. 1880. Seat — 
 Crooksbury, Farnham, Surrey. Residence — i Prince's 
 Mansions, Victoria Street, S.W. 
 
 EDWARD CHAPMAN, Esquire, M.P. and D.L. for 
 Cheshire (Hyde Div.), J. P. cos. Chester and Lancaster, M.A. 
 Oxon., Fellow of Magdalen Coll., Oxford, F.L.S., Lord of 
 the Manor of Hattersley. Born Oci. 12,1839, being the eldest 
 surviving son of John Chapman, Esq., J. P., M. P. , D.L. , 
 and Anne his wife, dau. of George Sidebottam of Hill End. 
 Livery— Clax&i, with bluff facings. Armorial bearings— 
 
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 Per chevron or and azure, a crescent between three mullets 
 of six points pierced, all counterchanged. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 erased sable, sem^e of crescents and attired or. Motto — 
 "Crescit sub pondere virtus." Married, July 29, 1863, 
 
 Elizabeth Beardoe, dau. of Fred. Grundy, Solicitor ; and 
 has had Is^ue — Annie Beardoe, died an infant, Jan. 29, 
 1869. Estates — Hill End, Manor of Hattersley. Seat — 
 Hill End, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire. Clubs — 
 Conservative, Constitutional, Carlton, Union (Manchester). 
 
 HILLYAR DAVID CHAPMAN, Esquire, J. P., Major 
 late Salop Yeomanry Cavalry. Born May 5, 1846, being 
 the third son of William Robert Chapman, by his wife 
 Caroline Sarah, eldest dau. of John Fryer of Chatteris. 
 Clubs — St. James's, Cavalry, United University. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Per chevron ermine and gules, a cres- 
 cent counterchanged, in chief three annulets of the 
 second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, two spear-heads in saltire, in front of a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand gauntleted, and 
 grasping a broken tilting-spear enfiled with an annulet or. 
 Motto — "Crescit sub pondere virtus." Married, firstly, 
 Aug. II, 1868, Ethel Georgina Mary, dau. of Sir Francis 
 Dugdale Astley, second Bart. ; and by her had Issue — (i) 
 Ethel Georgina Mary [m., April 29, 1893, Hon. George 
 Edwin Hill Trevor, son of Lord Trevor]. He married 
 secondly, Aug. 22, 1878, Alfreda Lucy Darby, dau. of Alfred 
 Darby ; and has had Issue— AUister Hillyar Darby ; Cicely 
 Carohne May (d. Sept. 19, 1893) ; Sybil Christine, died an 
 infant ; Lucy Beryl ; and Auriol Frances Kyrle. Seat — 
 Kilhendre, Ellesmere, Salop. 
 
 HORACE EDWARD CHAPMAN, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Wilts, M.A. Downing College, Camb. Born Jan. 25, 
 1842, being the seventh son of the late David Barclay 
 Chapman of Roehampton, by his second wife Maria, dau, 
 of Rev. Robert Chatfield, Rector of Chatteris. Armorial 
 bearings — Per chevron ermine and gules, a crescent counter- 
 
 Ch5cib5ubponi>crcUirti| 
 
 changed, in chief three annulets of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 spear-heads in saltire, in front of a dexter arm embowed in 
 armour, the hand gauntleted and grasping a broken tilting- 
 spear proper, enfiled with an annulet or. Motto— " Cres- 
 cit sub pondere virtus." Married, June 30, 1863, Adelaide 
 Maria, dau. of Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart. ; and has Issue— 
 (1) Horace Arthur Bruce Chapman, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 22 1866 [/w., Oct. 7, 1891, Frances, dau. of William Pmck- 
 ney, and has issue, Pamela and Beryl]; Helen Mary [m. 
 Rev Darell Carey, Rector of Lowestoft] ; Florence Maria ; 
 Adelaide Mabel [m. Col. Allenby, C.B., 5th Lancers]; 
 and Mary Edith Faith [m., 1901, Capt. Charles Lionel 
 Napier R.N. Seat— Donhe&A House, Salisbury, Wilts. 
 
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 MAJOl-ORNKtAL INGRAM FRANCIS CHAPMAN, 
 late BotnlMy StafT Corps, fiorm March i, 1831, being the 
 ooly KMi of (h« Ule InKrain Chapnuin, liy his wife Agnes 
 SianntM, drni. of Uen. Willis. H. E. I.C.S. Armorial beax- 
 |afS_|Vr chevron ermine and gules, a crescent counter- 
 changed, in chief three annulets of the second. M a n t lin g 
 gules aitd argent. OrMt — I wo spear-beads in saltire, in 
 front of a dexter arm entbowed in armour, the hand guant- 
 feled. and grasping a broken tiltm^-spear proper enfiled 
 with an annulet or. MottO— " Crescit sub pondere virtus." 
 MarrieJ, firstly. Sept. 15, 1853. I^uisa, youngest dau. of 
 Colonel Aplin ; and by her has Issue— (\) Francis Robert 
 Henry Chapman. Ksq., Capt. late I.S.C, b. Oct. 22. 1858 
 [•»., reb. 17, 1890, M.argaret. only dau. of William Ritchie 
 of Dunnottar House, Stonehaven ; and has issue. Sheila 
 Hamilton ; and Edith Margaret Hamilton] ; (2) Richard 
 Gerald Chapman, (Jentlenwin, b. Aug. 22, i860, d. Sept. 
 ■3. 1863; (3) Ingram Cecil Chapman, Gentleman, b. May 
 13. 1865; Alice l.ydia [m., April 25, 1882, Charles Ray- 
 mond Booth Barrett, M.A., of Carshalton] ; Agnes Emily; 
 and Katherine. He marrietl secondly, Feb. 17, 1874, 
 Frances Mortimer, eldest dau. of Maj.-Gen. J. G. Scott, 
 Bombay Army; and by her has Issue — (4) Ronald Scott 
 Chapman, Gentleman, b. Feb. 4. 1878 ; (5) Edmund David 
 Vesey Chnpman. Gentleman, b. Feb. 24, 1884 ; (6) Eric 
 Haldane Chapman, Gentleman, b. Aug. 31. 1887 ; Florence 
 Claire; and Ermine Constance Ella. Residence — Lam- 
 boum, Weymouth. 
 
 JOHN HENRY CHAPMAN, Gentleman, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Oxford, Fellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries, and Barrister-at-Law. Bom April 12, 1846, 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Hall Chapman 
 and nis wife Ann, daughter of John Campion of Whitby. 
 Clubs — Union, Royal Western Yacht (Plymouth). Livery 
 —White, with red facings. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Party per chevron ermine and gules, a crescent 
 counlerchanged, m chief three annulets of the second ; and 
 for his Creirt, upon a wreath of the colours, two spear- 
 heads in saltire in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 the hand gauntleted and grasping a broken tilting-spear 
 proper, enfiled with an annulet or ; with the Motto, " Cres- 
 cit sub pondere virtus." Married, September 28, 1867, 
 Louis;i, daughter of John Meireof Brockton House, Shifnal, 
 in the county of Salop ; and has Issue— {\) John Ingram 
 Temple Chapman, Gentleman, born May 12, 1869 ; (2) 
 William Henry Temple Chapman, Gentleman, born January 
 15, 1872 ; and Gwynneth Esther. Estates — Certain lands 
 in the county of York. Postal address— hihrary Chambers, 
 Temple, E.C. 
 
 JOSEPH JOHN CHAPMAN, Esquire, J. P. North 
 Riding Yorks, M.A. Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law. Bom 
 July 5, 1837, being the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 Barker Chapman, Esq., J. P. for Middlesex, by his wife 
 Louisa Agnes, dau. of Thomas Simpson. Armorial bear- 
 inga — Per chevron ermine and gules, a crescent counter- 
 changed, in chief three annulets of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 spear-heads in saltire, in front of a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour, the hand guantleted, and grasping a broken 
 tilting-sp>ear projjer enfiled with an annulet or. MottO — 
 "Crescit sub f)ondere virtus." Married, March 26, 1873, 
 Fanny, dau. of Henry Simpson ; and has had Istue — (i) 
 Edward Henry Chapman, Gentleman, b. Feb. ?, 1874 ; (2) 
 Percy Chapman, Gentleman, b. Feb. 5, 1875 (d. July 13, 
 1898); (3) Harold Chapman, Gentleman, b. Nov. 23, 1876; 
 (4) Wilfrid Hubert Chapman, Gentleman, b. Dec. 13, 1879 ; 
 Josephine ; and Fanny Beatrice. Residence — 17 St. Hilda 
 Terrace, Whitby, Yorks. 
 
 CHAPPELL, quartered by BROWN-WESTHEAD. 
 
 CHARLES. Quarterly indented gules and azure, ten 
 lozenges, five in chief and as many in base ermine. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-wolf gules, charged with two lozenges in pale 
 ermine supporting with the paws a battle-axe argent between 
 two branches of oak fructed proper. Motto — " Esse quam 
 videri." 
 
 Sons of John Smith Charles, b. 1833 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1862, 
 Anne Snowdin, d. of George Browne : — 
 
 John Roger Charles, Gentleman, M.A., M.D. (Cantab.), 
 M.R.C.P.. M.R.C.S., b. 12 Oct. 1872; m. 8 July 1901. 
 
 Alice Mary Gertrude, d. of the Ven. Rolx^rt Hodgson, 
 Archdeacon of Stafford ; and has issue — John Hugo Audley 
 Charles, Gentleman, b. 30 Jan. 1904 ; and Joyce Evelyn 
 Mary. Estate— Ve\sa\\ Hall, Staffordshire. Post, add.— 
 12 Victoria Square, Clifton. 
 
 Michael Thomas Charles, Gentleman, B.A. (Cantab.), 
 *. 1874. Post, arfrf.— Pelsall Hall, Staffordshire. 
 
 CHARLESWORTH (H. Coll.). Ermine, a chevron 
 azure, fretty or, between in chief two eagles displayed sable 
 and in base a mascle of the second. Mantling azure and 
 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle sable, wings elevated frelty or, in the beak a mascle 
 gold. Motto — " Justitia et virtus." 
 
 Sons of Joseph Charlesworlh, Esq., J. P., of Lofthouse, 
 Yorks. , ^. 1847; d. 1901 ; m. 1880, Evelyn Gwenelin, 
 d. of Adam Eyton, Esq., J. P., of Plas Llanerch-y-Mor, 
 CO. Flint :^ 
 Joseph Eyton Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 1881. Seat — 
 Lofthouse Park, nr. Wakefield. 
 John Hubert Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 1883. 
 William Henry Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Eric Baff Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 1886. 
 Malcolm Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 1895. 
 Yr. sons of Joseph Charlesworth, Esq., J. P., of Loft 
 house, d. 1858 ; m. 1846, Susanna, d. of Robert 
 Demain :^ 
 Charles Ernest Charlesworth, Esq. {(/.v.). 
 William Charlesworth, Esq., J. P. Dorset, b. 1858; 
 tn. 1880, Florence Evadne, d. of Adam Eyton, Esq., J. P., 
 of Plas Llanerch-y-mor, Holywell, Flintshire ; and has 
 issue— (i) William Harold Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 
 1882; (2) John Caradoc Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 
 1886; (3) Ivor Clinton Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. 1888; 
 Clara Gwenelin ; and Marjorie Stobart. 
 
 S ALBANY HAWKE CHARLESWORTH, Esquire, 
 J. P. for the West Riding, M.A. Trin. Coll., Cam- 
 bridge, Hon. Col. ist Vol. Batt. K.O. York Light Infantry, 
 M.P. for Wakefield 1892-95. Bo>n Feb. 5, 1854, Ijeing 
 the only surviving son of John Charlesworth Dodgson- 
 Charlesworth of Chaplethorpe Hall, W.R. co. York, M.A., 
 J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Wakefield 1857-59, by his wife 
 
 n is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 Sarah, second dau. of Walker Fetherstonhaugh of The 
 Hermitage, co. Durham. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 a chevron azure, fretty or, between in chief two eagles 
 displayed sable and in base a mascle of the second. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-eagle sable, the wings elevated fretty or, 
 
 in the beak a mascle of the last. Motto — "Justitia et 
 virtus." Married, Nov. 6, 1889, Eleanor Charlotte, second 
 dau. of Kennett Bayley of Sevenoaks, Inchicore, Dublin ; 
 and has with other /««<?— Albany Kennett Charles worth, 
 Gentleman, b. 1892. Seats — B'erne, Donhead, St. Andrews, 
 Salisbury ; Grinton Lodge, Richmond, co. York. Clubs — 
 Carlton and Conservative. 
 
 CHARLES ERNEST CHARLESWORTH, Esq., Joint 
 Lord of the Manor of Lofthouse and Carlton, near Wake- 
 field, and Joint Lord of the Manor at Dodworth-near- 
 B rnsley, J. P. West Riding of co. York. Born May 6, 
 1849, being the second son of Joseph Charlesworth, Esq., 
 J. P. W. R. CO. York, by his wife Susanna de la Maine. 
 Livery — Dark blue with red pipings. Armorial bearingB 
 — Ermine, a chevron azure, fretty or, between in chief two 
 eagles displayed sable and in base a mascle of the second. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-eagle sable, wings elevated fretty or, in the 
 beak a mascle gold. Motto — " Justitia et Veritas." Married, 
 April 12, 1871, Fanny, dau. of W. Statter, Esq., of The 
 Old Hall, Snapethorpe, near Wakefield, J. P. ; and has 
 Issue— {i) John Stobart Charlesworth, Gentleman, b. May 
 22, 1875 ; (2) Charles Bertram Charlesworth, Gentleman, 
 b. Jan. 12, 1877; (3) William Grice Charlesworth, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 16, 1879; Ethel [m., 1891, S. D. Price-Davies 
 of Marrington Hall, Salop] ; and Frances [m. Captain 
 Graham Clarke of Frocester Manor, Gloucester]. Seat — 
 Owston Hall, near Doncaster. C/«i^j~ (Conservative, Hur- 
 lingham, Coaching. 
 
 CHARLEY (U.O.). Argent, on a chevron gules, 
 between three corn blue-bottles slipped proper, a mullet or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a chapeau gules, 
 turned up ermine, a falcon's head erased argent, charged 
 
 with a cinquefoil of the first, in the beak a corn blue-bottle 
 as in the arms. Motto — "Justus esto et non metue." 
 
 Son of John Stouppe Charley, Esq., J. P., of Finaghy 
 
 House, CO. Antrim, and Island of .Arranmore, co. 
 
 Donegal, b. 1825; d. 1878 ; m. 1851, Mary Stewart, d. 
 
 of Francis Forster, Esq., J. P., of Roshine Lodge, co. 
 
 Donegal : — 
 Walter Roberts Matthew Charley, Esq., J. P., b. 1859; 
 m. 1899, May, d. of John A. Simpson, M.L.A. , Innisfail, 
 N.W.T., Canada. Jfes. — Pine Lake, Alberta, Canada. 
 
 Sons of William Charley, Esq., of Seymour Hill, co. 
 
 Antrim, J. P., D.L., b. 1826; d. 1890; ?n. 1856, Ellen 
 
 Anna Matilda, d. of Edward Johnson, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Ballymacash : — 
 Edward Johnson Charley, Esq., J. P. co. Antrim, b. 1859. 
 Seats — Seymour Hill, Dunmurry, co. Antrim ; Mossvale, 
 CO. Down. Ciub — Ulster (Belfast). 
 
 Arthur Frederick Charley, Gentleman, b. 1870. Ifes. — 
 Mossvale, co. Down. 
 
 Harold Richard Charley, Esq., Capt. ist Batt. Roy. 
 Irish Rifles, b. 1875. J?es.— 
 
 Son of Edward Charley, of Conway House, Lisburn ; 
 
 b. ; d. 1868 ; m. ; 2nd, Catherine Jane, d. of 
 
 J. Richardson of Lambeg House, Lisburn : — 
 Rev. Edward Charley, Vicar of Rossett, b. i860 ; m. 1886, 
 Eva, d. of Alfred Thomas, Esq., J. P., of Frodsham. Jfes. 
 —Rossett Vicarage, Denbighshire. 
 
 CHARLTON, quartered by ANNE. 
 
 EDWARD FRANCIS BENEDICl CHARLTON, 
 Gentleman, R N. Born March 21, 1865, being the eldest 
 son of the late Edward Charlton, M.D. , D.C.L., by his 
 second wife Margaret, second dau. of Serjeant Bellasis. 
 Armorial bearings Or, a lion rampant guardant gules, a 
 chief ermine fretty vert, on a canton sable, a lion rampant of 
 the field. Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion's face gules, between two dragon's wings 
 elevated proper, on each a fret sable. Motto—" Sans 
 varier." /Residence — 
 
 ST. JOHN CHARLTON, Esquire, J. P. co. Flint. Born 
 1843, being the only son of St. John Charlton, Esq., of 
 Apley Castle, Shropshire, Capt. 14th Hussars, by his wife 
 Julia, dau. of Richard Houghton of Everton, Lancashire, 
 
 and widow of William Ripley, S2nd Regt. Armorial 
 bearings— Or, a lion rampant gules, a smister quarter 
 quarterly i and 4, gules, ten bezants; 2 and 3, azure, on 
 a mount vert, a lion passant guardant or, mipahng the 
 
 is ttae Naval Cockade. 
 
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 •rms of Hucbes of Kinmel. namely gules, two lions passant 
 and a raw in chief argent. MMitllng Rules and or. OrMt 
 —Out of an Kastem coronet or, a leo|>ard's head issuant 
 aftoQl^CuiM. MoUo— " Spero ineliora. " Marrud, iHi. 
 Broowen Klitabeth MukIx-s. eldest dau. of Mr. and Lady 
 Fkirentia Hughes of Kinmel I'.irk, North Wales; and has 
 /im#— (i) St. John .Man iharlton, CJentleman, b. Nov. 
 1889: Bronwen Alicia Mary; and Vanda Dorothy Julia. 
 >P/rt«//«<r— Cholmondeley, Malpas. 6V«*- Junior Carlton. 
 
 ULRIC EDMUND EMMANUEL CHARLTON, 
 Gentleman. Bom June a8. 1855, being the third son of 
 the late William Henry Charlton, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1857, by his wife Barbiira, dau. of Michael 
 .\nne, afterwards Tasburgh. of Burghwallis, co. York. 
 Annorlal bMUrlng:! -Or, a lion rampant guardant gules, 
 a chief ermine fretty vert, on a canton sable, a lion rampant 
 of the field. Mantling gules and or. Or«Bt— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's face gules, between two dragon's 
 wings elevated proper, on each a fret sable. MottO — 
 "Sans varier." 
 
 « WILLIAM HENRY CHARLTON. Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Northumberland Hussars. Bom May 25, 1876, being 
 the eldest son of the late William Oswald Charlton, Esq., 
 J. P. , of Hesleyside, Northumberland, by his wife Mary Grnnt, 
 only dau. of Archibald Campbell of Washington, U.S.A. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, a lion rampant guardant gules, a 
 chief ermine fretty vert, on a canton sable, a lion rampan 
 of the field. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the coloivs, a lion's face gules, between two dragon's 
 wings elevated proper, on each a fret sable. Motto — 
 "Sans varier." 5*a/ — Hesleyside, Bellingham, Northum- 
 berland. Z<w«arf</frw- 15 Hans Road, S.W. C/«*-St. 
 James's. 
 
 WILLIAM LANCELOT STANISLAS CHARLTON. 
 Gentleman. Bom May 7. 1867. being the second son of 
 Edward Charlton, M.D., D.C.L., by his second wife Mar- 
 garet, second dau. of Serjeant Bellasis. Annorlal bearing^ 
 —Or, a lion rampant guardant gules, a chief ermine fretty 
 vert, on a canton sable, a lion rampant of the field. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest— On a weath of the colours, a 
 lion's face gules, between two dragon's wings elevated 
 proper, on each a fret sable. Motto— "Sans varier." 
 Married Theresa Mary, dau. of Thomas Walmsley of 
 Lilystone, Elssex ; and has Issue. Residence — 
 
 SHUGH SPENCER CHARRINGTON Esquire, J. P. 
 for Staffs., and Major Q.O.R. Staffs. Yeomanry 
 
 rric<> Mary, dau. of J. T. Baumgartner of island Hall. 
 Godmanchrster. Hunts. Club — Junior Carlton. Lively — 
 Black. Annorlal bearings— Gules, a gryphon's head 
 erased between two crosses pate^e in pale or. two flaunches 
 vairt^ azure of the second. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a denii-gryphon gules, 
 gorged with a collar gemelle, charged 011 the shoulder with 
 two annulets interlaced and resting the sinister claw on a 
 cross patde all or, and holding in the de.xter claw a branch 
 of thorn-tree proper. Motto— " Cassis tutissima virtus." 
 Married, Oct. 7, 1886, Elinor Mary, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. 
 Sir Richard Baggallay, P.C, Lord Justice of Appeal; and 
 has /««*— Hugh Evelyn Charrington, born 1887; Audrey 
 Elinor ; and Gwendoline Mary. Estate and postal address 
 —Dove Cliff House, Burton-on-Trent. 
 
 SPENCER CHARRINGTON, Esquire, Member of 
 Parliament (Tower Hamlets, Mile 
 fjrflflfl'ttllTt'rtn ^"'^ Division), entered Parliament 
 >a^ljattlU^lUH Nov. 1885. Born May 24. 1818, 
 being thefifthsonof the late Nicholas 
 Charrington, by Harriet his wife, daughter of John Milward 
 of Bromley, Middlesex. C/«3 — Conservative. Livery — 
 Drab, with blue waistcoat. Armorial bearings— He liears 
 for Arms : Gules, agryphon's head erased Ijeiween twocrosses 
 
 Cavalry. Bom 1859, being the eighth son of the late 
 Exlward Charrington, Esq., D.L., by his wife Georgiana 
 
 
 pat6e in pale or, two flaunches vair^e azure of the second. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-gryphon gules, gorged with a 
 collar gemelle, charged on the shoulder with two annulets 
 interlaced and resting the sinister claw on a cross pat6e all 
 or, and holding in the dexter claw a branch of thorn-tree 
 proper. Motto — " Cassis tutissima virtus. " Married, ¥eh. 
 S, 1853, Alethe Charlotte Pauline, daughter of Rev. Johann 
 Gerhard Calmeyer, Archdeacon of Hammerfest, Norway ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Spencer Calmeyer Charrington, Gentle- 
 man, born Oct. 14,1854; (2) Harold Charrington, Gentleman, 
 born 1855, Lieut. R.N., killed on service in Egypt 1882 ; (3) 
 Francis Charrington, Gentleman, born November 17, 1858 ; 
 (4) Edmund Knollys Charrington, Gentleman, born March 
 25, 1863 ; (5I Henry Charrington, Gentleman, born March 
 27, 1865 > (6) Cyril Norman Charrington, Gentleman, born 
 July 22, i86i5, died Nov. 30, 1896 ; (7) Eric Charrington, 
 Gentleman, Lieutenant R.N. , born April 30, 1872; Alethe 
 Marian [married Capt R. A. Montgomerie, C. B., R.N.] 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 and Katharine Henrietta Violet. Estates — Hunsdon House, 
 Herts, and Temple Farm, Roydon, Essex. Postal address — 
 Hunsdon House, Hunsdon, near Ware, Herts. 
 
 S RICHARD BUTLER CHARTERIS, Gentleman. 
 Lieut. Warwick Yeomanry Cavalry. Born Oct. 12, 
 1866, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. -Col. Hon. 
 Richard Charteris, second son of Francis, 8th Earl of 
 Wemyss and March, by his wife Lady Margaret Butler of 
 Cahir Lodge, co. Tipperary. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a fesse azure within a double tressure flory counterflory 
 gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a swan proper. Motto — " This our charter. " 
 Married, Aug. 8, 1890, Pamela, dau. of Robert Dyer of 
 Langham, Suffolk, Seat — Cahir Lodge, Tipperary. Clubs 
 —Turf, White's. 
 
 CHASTECHIN, quartered hy JOSSELYN. 
 
 CHATTERTON, see SMITH-CHATTERTON. 
 
 CHAUNCELLOR, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 S HENRY CHAVASSE, Esquire, Major 4th Batt. the 
 Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). Born June 19, 1863, 
 being the second son of the late Rev. William Izon Chavasse, 
 M.A., Vicar of Kirtling, Cambs., and the late Anna 
 Georgina, dau. of Admiral Sir Josiah Cogiiill Coghill, 
 Bart., R.N. Livery— Dax]/: blue coat and greatcoat, dark 
 blue and orange striped waistcoat, white breeches. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per pale or and azure, between two bars 
 nebuly, as many pheons erect all counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a rock proper an eagle's claw erased and erect or, grasping 
 an arrow in bend of the last, barbed and flighted argent. 
 
 Motto -"Loyault^ mon heritage." Marned, April 7, 
 1896, Judith Isabella, dau. of the late Becher Lionel Fleming, 
 Esq., J. P., of New Court, Skibbereen, co. Cork; and has 
 had Issue -[i) Claude Lionel Chavasse, Gentleman, b. 
 April 28, 1897 ; (2) Izon Coghill Chavasse, Gentleman, b. 
 May 26, 1899, d. Jan. 11, 1900 ; (3) Kendal George Fleming 
 Chavasse, Gentleman, b. 1904. Residence — Whitfield 
 Court, Kilmeaden, Waterford. Club — Waterford County 
 (Waterford). 
 
 JOHN PATRICIUS CHAWORTH-MUSTERS, Es- 
 quire, J. P. CO. Nottingham. Born i860, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Chaworth-Musters, Esquire, of Annesley 
 Park, Colwick Hall, and Wiverton Hall, J. P. and D.L., 
 
 High Sheriff 1864, by his wife Caroline Anne, eldest dau. 
 ot Henry Sherbrooke of Oxton Hall, Notts ; authorised by 
 Koyal Licence, Oct. 6, 1888, to assume the additional name 
 and arms of Chaworth. Club—CzxMon. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, argent, on a bend gules, a lion 
 
 passant guardant or, within a bordure engrailed of the 
 second (for Musters) ; 2 and 3 barry of ten argent and 
 gfules, three martlets two and one sable, within a bordure 
 engrailed ermines (for Chaworth). Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion sejant guardant or, supporting with the fore paws a 
 shield of the arms (for Musters) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a tower argent, charged with a bendlet wavy gules, 
 thereon a lion passant or, issuant from the battlements an 
 ostrich feather sable between four others of the first (for 
 Chaworth). Married, Mary Anne, dau. of George Sharpe ; 
 and has, with four other sons and four daus., George 
 Patricius Chaworth-Musters, Gentleman, b. 1888. Seats — 
 Annesley Park, near Nottingham ; Wiverton Hall, near 
 Bingham. 
 
 CLERVAUX ALEXANDER CHAYTOR, Gentleman. 
 Born Sept. 8, jSSi, being the eldest son of the late Clervaux 
 Darley Chaytor, Esq., of Spennithorne Hall, J. P. and D. L. 
 for the North Riding of Yorkshire, by his wife Frances 
 Louisa, eldest dau. of the late Rev. James Alexander Birch, 
 Rector of Middlehani, co. York. Livery — Blue and silver. 
 Armorial bearings — Per bend dancett^ argent and azure, 
 four quatrefoils counterchanged. Mantling azure and ar- 
 gent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a buck's head 
 erased lozengy argent and sable, armed or, in the mouth a 
 trefoil slipp)ed vert. MottO — "Fortune le veut." Seat — 
 Spennithorne Hall, near Leyburn. 
 
 S GEORGE CLERK CHEAPE, Esquire, Lieutenant- 
 Colonel Fife Light Horse, Deputy-Lieutenant and 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Fife, late Captain 
 of the nth Hussars. Born October 24, 1842, being the 
 only son of the late Hugh Cheape of the Honourable East 
 India Company's Medical Service. Clubs — Carlton, Cavalry, 
 Wellington, New Club (Edinburgh). Livery — White, with 
 green facings. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Argfent, three ears of wheat slipped in fesse vert, and on an 
 escutcheon of pretence in right of his wife the arms o» 
 Hemming, namely argent, on a chevron engrailed azure, 
 between three lions' heads erased gules, an ostrich with 
 wings endorsed of the first, holding in the beak a key 
 between two pheons or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cbe 
 
 Cbe 
 
 of Ihe cokHin. a wrb or. bwided vert; wUh the MottO. 
 ••IHui virtus." MarruH. June s. >873. Maude Mary 
 Hemming. cUuKhtrr of Richard Ht-mnimK of i^ntley 
 Manor in ihe ct>untv of Wori-csier. and Cacrhim. North 
 Walet: and »uu /«!»«•—( 1 1 Hugh Annesley Chea|)e. Gentle- 
 nuui- (a) Ronald Hamilton Cheapo. Gentleman. Kieul. 
 
 H.M.S. "Hawk"; (3) I^eslie Saint Clair Cheape, Gentle- 
 man ; Catherine Beatrice [m. C. Robert] ; Helen Margaret ; 
 and Maud. Estates — Wellfield, Strathmiglo, in the county of 
 Fife; Carsaig and Terorain, Isle of Mull ; Bentley Manor, 
 Redditch. Postal address — Bentley Manor, Redditch. 
 
 JAMES CHEAPE, Gentleman. Born 1853, being the 
 onJy son of the late Alexander Cheape, Esquire, of Strath- 
 tyrum, in the county of Fife, Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice 
 of the Peace, and his wife Anne Charlotte, commonly 
 known as the Honourable Anne Charlotte [to whom refer] ; 
 daughter of the Right Honourable John Arbuthnott, eighth 
 Viscount Arbuthnott. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, three ears of wheat slipp)ed in fesse vert ; 
 and for his Orest, upon a wreath of the colours, a garb or, 
 banded vert; with the Motto, " Ditat virtus." Married, 
 Dec. 22, 1897, Lady Griselda Johanna Helen Ogilvy, fourth 
 dati. of Rt. Hon. David, 8th E^rl of Airlie ; and has Issue 
 — Alexander Ogilvy Cheape, Gentleman, b. Jan. 7, 1899. 
 Postal address — Strathtyrum, St. Andrews, Fife. 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD CHECKLAND, Gentleman. 
 
 Born June 18, 1845, being the eldest 
 dTflCfbfflflTl sur\'iving son of George Checkland of 
 Vbiltl^KinilU Hawks Wick, St. Albans, by his wife 
 
 Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Thomas 
 Crofts. Livery— Green. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, on a pile between two annulets in base gules, 
 ten cinquefoils, four, three, two and one of the field. Crest 
 — Two cubit arms erect proper, holding two annulets inter- 
 laced sable, each arm charged with a cinquefoil gules. 
 Motto — " Omnc bonum dei donum." Married, October 
 »S. ^873, Agnes Aked, second daughter of Samuel John 
 Claye, Manor House, Long Eaton, in the county of Derby. 
 Postal address— lYiwmaiSlon Hall, Leicestershire. 
 
 WILLIAM CHECKLAND. Gentleman. Bom June 10. 
 1852, being the second son of George Checkland of Hawk's 
 Wick, by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of John Crofts of Not- 
 tingham. Armorial bearings — Or, on a pile gules, between 
 in base two annulets of the second, ten cinquefoils, four. 
 
 three, two. and one of the first. Mantling gules and or. 
 Or«tt— A sinister and a dextt-r cubit arm erect proper, each 
 charged on the fore-arm with a cinquefoil gules, holding in 
 the hands two annulets interl.iced fesseways sable. MottO— 
 " Omne bonum dei donum." Married, June i, 1876, Amy, 
 dau. of Rev. Henry Beaumont. D.D. ; atid has /w«*— Aimee 
 Beaumont. 
 
 CHEETHAM. Argent, guttc^-de-sang, a cross parted 
 and fretty sable, between in the first and fourth quarters a 
 griffin segreant, in the second a fleam, and in the third a 
 cross potent, all of the second. Ma n tl in g sable and 
 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a demi-griffin segreant gules, resting the sinister claw 
 on a cross potent sable, a plate. Motto— " Quod tuum 
 tene." 
 
 Son of Joshua Milne Cheetham, Esq., J. P., M.P., b. 
 183s ; d. 1902 ; m. 1862. Sarah, d. of the late Abram 
 Crompton of High Crompton, Lanes. : — 
 James C. Cheetham. Gentleman, b. . Res.— Hyterd 
 
 Park, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucester. 
 
 CHENDUIT. quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 ALFRED CHENEVIX-TRENCH, Gentleman. Born 
 Nov. 4, 1849, being the fourth son of the late Rt. Hon. 
 and Most Rev. Richard Chenevix-Trench, D.D., D.C.L., 
 P.C, Dean of Westminster and Archbishop of Dublin, 
 Primate of Ireland, and Chancellor of the Order of St. Pat- 
 rick (who assumed the additional surname of Chenevix in 
 1873), by his wife Hon. Frances Mary, sister of the Rt. 
 Hon. Frederick Mason, 2nd Lord Ashtown of Moate, 
 CO. Gal way. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion passant 
 gules, between three fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief of the 
 last the sun in splendour or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour 
 embowed, the hand grasping a cutlass all proper. Motto 
 — "Virtutis fortuna comes." Married Isabella, youngest 
 dau. of James Moore of Dalcoolin, co. Down (by Eliza his 
 wife, dau. of John Gunning of Stranorlar, co. Donegal). 
 Postal address— V\\\2i Bona Ventura, Cadenabbia, Italy. 
 
 S Colonel CHARLES CHENEVIX-TRENCH, R.A., 
 Chief Instructor of School of Gunnery, Shoeburyness, 
 CO. Essex, Director of the Artillery College, Woolwich, co. 
 Kent. Born Jan. 26, 1839, being the fourth son of the late 
 Rt. Hon. and Most Rev. Richard Chenevix Chenevix- 
 Trench, D.D., D.C.L., P.C, Dean of Westminster, Arch- 
 
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 bishop of Dublin, Primate of Ireland, and Chancellor of 
 the Order of St. Patrick, by his wife Hon. Frances Mary, 
 sister of Rt. Hon. Frederick Mason, 2nd Lord Ashtown 
 of Moate, co. Galway. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion 
 passant gules, between three fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief 
 of the last the sun in splendour or, and impaling the arms 
 of Lefroy, namely, quarterly i and 4, vert fretty argent, on 
 a chief of the second a cap between two wyverns gules ; 2 
 and 3, azure, a chevron or between three crescents argent, 
 on a chief gules, three mullets of the third. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a cutlass 
 all proper. Motto — " Virtutis fortuna comes." Mai-ried 
 Emily, eldest dau. of General Sir John Henry Lefroy, 
 K.C. M.G., G.C.B., Governor of Bermuda, and subse- 
 quently of Tasmania; and has Issue— {\) Richard Henry 
 Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, of the Indian Staff Corps, b. 
 April 4, 1876 ; (2) Charles Godfrey Chenevix-Trench, Gen- 
 tleman, b. Dec. 30, 1877 ; (3) Francis Maxwell Chenevix- 
 Trench, Gentleman, b. Oct. 15, 1879; (4) Christopher 
 Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, b. April 14, i88i ; (5) Law- 
 rence Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, b. March 24, 1883 ; (6) 
 Ralph Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, h. Dec. 15, 1885 ; {7) 
 Alfred Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, b. Dec. 10, 1887 ; and 
 Emily Maude. Residence — 
 
 S GEORGE FREDERICK CHENEVIX-TRENCH, 
 Esquire, Captain Bombay Staff Corps, served in 
 Burmah Campaign 1886 (medal), joined Political Depart- 
 ment 1888, formerly H.M. Consul at Busserah, Assistant 
 Resident of Kashmir and Joint Commissioner of Seli 1891- 
 97. Born June 23, 1859, being the third son of the late 
 Philip Charles Chenevix-Trench, Esq., J. P. for co. Hants 
 (who assumed additional name of Chenevix in 1873), by his 
 wife Ellen Maria, dau. of Thomas Jacob Turner of the 
 Hon. East India Co.'s Service. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a lion passant gules, between three fleurs-de-lis 
 azure, on a chief of the last the sun in splendour or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand grasp- 
 ing acutlass all proper. Motto— ' ' Virtutis fortunas comes. 
 Residence — 
 
 JULIUS CHENEVIX-TRENCH, Gentleman. Born 
 Nov. 2, 1885, being the second son of the late Maj. -General 
 Frederick Chenevix-Trench, C.M.G. , of Broomfield, co. 
 Wicklow, by his wife Mary Frederica Blanche, only dau. of 
 Captain Charles Blood Mulville, formerly of the 3rd 
 Dragoon Guards. Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion 
 passant gules, between three fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief of 
 the last the sun in splendour or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 in armour embowed, the hand grasping a cutlass all proper. 
 Motto — " Virtutis fortuna comes." Residence — 
 
 PHILIP FRANCIS CHENEVIX-TRENCH, Gentle- 
 man, Fellow of the Surveyor's Institute. Born June 7, 
 1849, being the eldest son of the late Philip Charles Chene- 
 vix-Trench, Esq., of Botley Hill, co. Hants, by his wife 
 Ellen Maria, dau. of Thomas Jacob Turner of the Hon. 
 East India Co.'s Service. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 lion passant gules, between three fleurs-de-lis azure, on a 
 chief of the last the sun in splendour or. Mantling argent 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 in armour embowed, the hand grasping a scimitar all proper. 
 Motto — "Virtutis fortuna comes." Married, April 13, 
 1882, Frances Angel, dau. of Robert Reeves of 5 Fitz- 
 william Place, Dublin; and has Issue — (i) Philip Gervais 
 Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, b. Oct. 11, 1886; (2) Robert 
 Denis Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, b. Feb. 11, 1899; 
 Muriel Emily ; Melesina Gladys ; and Oonah Frances. 
 Residence — 5 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin. Club — Kildare 
 |Street (Dublin). 
 
 P RICHARD BAYLEY CHENEVIX-TRENCH, Gentle- 
 man. Born Oct. 23, i86r, being the fourth son of the late 
 Philip Charles Chenevix-Trench, Esq., J. P. for co. Hants 
 (who assumed the additional name of Chenevix in 1873), by 
 his wife Ellen Maria, dau. of Thomas Jacob Turner of the 
 Hon. East India Co.'s Service. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a lion passant gules, between three fleurs-de-lis 
 azure, on a chief of the last the sun in splendour or, and im- 
 paling the arms of Heron-Maxwell, namely argent, on a 
 saltire sable, an annulet or, stoned azure, in base a cres- 
 
 cent of the second, a bordure gules charged with eight bezants. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand 
 grasping a cutlass all proper. Mottoes— ' ' Virtutis fortuna 
 comes "; " Dieu pour la tranche qui centre? " Married 
 Gwendoline Heron, second dau. of Sir John Robert Heron- 
 Maxwell, Bart. , of Springkell, co. Dumfries ; and has Issue 
 — (1) Hugo Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, b. luly 24, 1890; 
 
 (2) Eric Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman, b. Dec." 7,1892 ; and 
 
 (3) Ivor Chenevix-Trench, Gentleman (twin with Eric), b. 
 Dec. 7, 1892. 6Va/f— Lime Grove, Bangor, N. Wales. 
 
 SAMUEL RICHARD CHENEVIX-TRENCH, Gentle- 
 man. Born Dec. 11, 1881, being the eldest son of the late 
 Maj. -General Frederick Chenevix-Trench, C.M.G. , of 
 Broomfield, co. Wicklow, by his wife Mary Frederica 
 Blanche, only daughter of Captain Charles Blood Mulville, 
 formerly of the 3rd Dragoons. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a lion passant gules, between three fleurs-de-lis 
 azure on a chief of the last the sun in splendour or. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the coloiu-s, 
 a dexter arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a 
 cutlass all proper. Motto —" Virtutis fortuna comes." 
 Residence — 
 
 CHENEY, quartered by JOHNSTON. 
 
 S Major-General APSLEY CHERRY-GARRARD, 
 J. P. for Berks and Herts, High Sheriff for Herts, 1901, 
 served with 90th Light Infantry, Defence of Alumbagh, 
 Relief of Lucknow, and subsequent campaigns of 1858- 
 1859, Kaffir War 1878, Zulu War 1879 (Ulundi) ; has two 
 medals and three clasps. Born 1832, being the second son 
 of the late George Henry Cherry, Esq., of Denford, Berks, 
 High Sheriff for that co. 1829, M.P. for Dunwich, by Char- 
 lotte his wife, dau. of Charles Drake-Garrard of Lamer, 
 Herts ; and assumed the additional surname and arms of 
 Garrard by Royal License. Livery — Chocolate coat, red 
 waistcoat, light drab greatcoat, with scarlet facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a fesse 
 
 sable, a lion passant of the first (for Garrard) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, three fleurs-de-lis fesseways within two barrulets 
 engrailed, the whole between three annulets all gules (for 
 Cherry). Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. upon 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 « wraMh of Ihe colours, a leopard sejant proper (for 
 Ownud); a. upon « wrcAth of the colours, a demi-lion 
 argent, the neoc encircled with an annulet, and holding 
 between the paws a Itetir-di-lis within an annulet all gules 
 (for Cherry). Motto— "Chtfris I'espoir. Married, Jan. 
 •9, 1885, Evelyn Edith, dau. of H. Wilson Sharpin ; 
 and has Istue—ApaXey George Bcnel Cherry -Garrard, 
 lientleman, h. Jan. a, 1886; Ida Evelyn ; Elsie Charlotte ; 
 Mildred; and Margaitst Ursula. /:"j/<»/w— Lamer Park, 
 llerU; Denford, lierks. Postal arfrfrrw— Lamer Park, 
 Wheathampstead, Herts. C/n^— Naval and Military. 
 
 CHESHAM, quartered by CHEYNE. 
 
 CHESTER, see BAGOT-C HESTER. 
 
 CHESTER HERALD, see LANE. 
 
 CHETILTON, quartered by DAVENPORT. 
 
 Sir GEORGE CHETWODE, sixth Baronet, of Chet- 
 wode, in the county of Buckingham, and of Oakley, in the 
 county of Staflord, formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 8th Hussars. 
 Horn July ao, 1823, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Reverend George Chelwode of Chilton 
 House, in the county of Buckingham, Master of Arts, 
 Rector of Ashton-under-Lyne, by his first wife Charlotte 
 Anne, daughter of Moreton Walhouse; succeeded his 
 uncle. Sir John Chetwode-Newdigate-Ludford, fifth Baronet, 
 September 8, 1873, under the creation of April 6, 1700. 
 Club — .Army and Navy. Armorial bearlii£^--He bears 
 for Amu : Quarterly argent and gules, four crosses form^e 
 counterchanged, and impaling the arms of Bass, namely 
 gules, on a chevron cottised argent, between three plates, 
 each charged with a fleur-de-lis azure, a demi-lion rampant, 
 couf>ed of the first. Upon the escutcheon, which is charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion ram- 
 (>ant gules; with the Motto, "Corona mea Christus." 
 Married, October 21, 1868, Alice Jane, second daughter 
 of Michael Thomas Bass, Esquire, Member of Parliament ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Philip Walhouse Chetwode, Esquire, 
 Major, D.S.O., 19th Hussars, b. Sept 21, 1869 \m. Hester, 
 eld. d. of Col. the Hon. Richard Stapleton-Cotton] ; (2) 
 George Knightley Chetwode, Esq., Midshipman R. N., b. 
 Dec. 10, 1877 ; Evelyn Hamar \in. 1892, Percy Alfred 
 Leyland Laming] ; Laura Grey \m. 1897, Christian Edward 
 Cornwallis Eliot, third son of Col. the Hon. Charles Eliot] ; 
 and Florence Hyacinthe [;«. 1903, Major Noel Birch]. 
 Seats — Oakley, Market Drayton ; Chetwode, in the county 
 of Buckingham ; Agden, in the county of Cheshire. 
 
 JOHN CHETWOOD CHETWOOD-AIKEN, Esquire, 
 Banker, Justice of the Peace 
 
 (JThpfhinnll-^ltbOn ^^"^ ^"^^ county of Gloucester, 
 VO^Ut'VUIUUU'aiKtll claimant to the dignity of 
 Baron de Wahull, in the Peer- 
 age of England (see Attorney-General's Reports, May 24, 
 1892, but which claim failed, owing to the absence of 
 Parliamentary records proving that his ancestors had ever 
 sat in Parliament). Bom August 17, 1835, being the only 
 son of Peter Freeland Aiken, Advocate, by his wife Con- 
 stantia Elizabeth, only child of John Chetwood, Captain 
 33rd and 73rd Regiments, and assumed the additional sur- 
 name and arms of Chetwood by Royal License 1885. Clubs 
 -Union, Constitutional (Bristol). Livery — Black, with 
 gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Hebears for Arms: Quar- 
 terly i and 4, or a chevron sable, between two cocks respec- 
 tant in chief gules and a hunting-horn in base vert, garnished 
 and stringed of the third (for Aiken) ; 2 and 3 quarterly 
 argent and gules, four crosses form6e counterchanged (for 
 Chetwode). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e gules, and in an escroll above the motto, "In cruce 
 salus " (for Aiken) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion 
 rampant sable; with the Motto, " Corona mea Christus." 
 Married, March 28, 1865, Lucy Cuthbert, daughter of 
 Edward Richard Townsend, Doctor of Medicine, of the 
 county of Cork, Ireland ; and has Issue— i,x) Walter Chet- 
 wode Chetwood- Aiken, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1866, d. Jan. 
 3. 1899; (2) Edward Hamilton Chetwode Chetwood-Aiken, 
 Gentleman, b. April 3, 1867 ; (3) Harold Freeland Chet- 
 
 wode Chetwood-Aiken, Gentleman, *. Dec. 1, i868 ; (4) 
 Knighte Chetwode Chetwood-Aiken, Gentleman, b. Oct. 11, 
 1870; (5) John Chetwode Chetwood-Aiken, Gentleman, 
 b. April 25, 1873 ; (6) Hugh Chetwode Chetwood-Aiken, 
 
 Gentleman, b. July 3, 1882. Estate — The Glen, in the co. 
 of Gloucester. Postal address — The Glen, Stoke Bishop, 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 CHETWYND, quartered by GROSVENOR, TAUN 
 TON, and TALBOT. 
 
 ARTHUR CHETWYND, Esquire, J. P. co. Stafford, 
 late Capt. 4th Batt. South Staffordshire Regt. Born 1857, 
 being the son of the late William Henry Chetwynd, Esq., 
 J. P., D.L. , by his wife Blanche, dau. of Hon. and Rev. 
 Arthur Talbot, Rector of Ingestre. Armorial bearlng^s— 
 Azure, a chevron between three mullets or, a crescent for 
 
 difference. Mantling azure and or. Motto — "Quod Deus 
 vult fiet." Married, 1886, Kinbarra Swene, dau. of Samuel 
 Lipscombe Seckham, Esq., D.L. , of Beacon Place; and 
 has Issue — (i) Arthur Henry Talbot Chetwynd, Gentleman, 
 b. 1887 ; (2) William Ralph Talbot Chetwynd, Gentleman, 
 b. 1890. 5ta/— Longdon Hall, Rugeley. 
 
 EMILY HANNAH CHETWYND, Widow, commonly 
 know as the Honourable Mrs. Charles Chetwynd, daughter 
 of the late W. H. Blaauw of Beechland, in the county of 
 Sussex. Armorial bearlngps are, upon a lozenge : Azure, 
 a chevron between three mullets or. Married, i860, Charles 
 Cornwallis Chetwynd, Esquire, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Charles Cornwallis Chetwynd, late Captain loth 
 Foot, son of the Right Honourable the sixth Viscount Chet- 
 wynd, who died 1884. Of the above marriage there is Issue 
 
 & Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 — The Reverend Charles Richard BlaauwChetvvynd, Master 
 of Arts, Curate of Bracknell, born February 17, 1863, died 
 March 28, 1891 ; Emily Mary Frances ; Margaret Adelaide 
 
 [married. June 5, 1890, Frank Bousfield Hudson] ; Louisa 
 Charlotte ; Julia Alice; Elizabeth, died October 19, 1892 ; and 
 Katherine Philippa. Postal address — Cissbury, Ascot Heath. 
 
 RALPH WILLIAM TALBOT CHETWYND, Gentle- 
 man. Bom 1890, being the second son of the late Arthur 
 Chetwynd, Esq., J. P. co. of Stafford, late Capt. 4th Batt. 
 South Staffordshire Regt. , by his wife Kinbarra Swene, 
 dau. of Samuel Lipscombe Seckham, Esq., D. L., of 
 Beacon Place. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron 
 between three mullets or, a crescent for difference. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Motto— " Quod Deus vult fiet." /iest- 
 dence — 'Longton Hall, Rugeley. 
 
 GRANVILLE GEORGE CHETWYND - ST APYL- 
 TON, Esquire, Lieut. -Gen. late 32nd Regiment. Born 
 March 22, 1823, being the second son of the late Henry 
 Richard Chetwynd-Stapylton, Esq., Major loth Hussars, 
 by his wife Margaret, dau. of George Hammond of Port- 
 land Place. Annorlal bearings — Argent, a lion rampant 
 sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a Saracen's head proper. MottO — "Fide sed 
 cui vide." Married, Dec. 8, 1864, Lady Barbara Emily 
 Leeson, dau. of Joseph, 4th Earl of Milltown, K.P. ; and 
 has had Issue — (i) Granville Joseph Chetwynd-Stapylton, 
 Lieut. R.A., b. Sept. 11, 1871 ; (2) Bryan Henry Chetwynd- 
 Stapylton, Gentleman, Lieut. Cheshire Regiment, b. June 
 10, 1873 ; (3) Richard Cecil Chetwynd-Stapylton, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 14, 1876, d. June 27, 1878 ; and Barbara 
 Margaret. Residence — 
 
 HENRY GOULBURN CHETWYND-STAPYLTON, 
 Esquire, M.A. Univ. Coll., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law, J. P. 
 for Sussex. Bor?t May 20, 1852, being the eldest son of 
 Henry Edward Chetwynd-Stapylton, by his wife Esther 
 Charlotte, dau. of Edward Goulburn, Serjeant-at-Law, 
 [great-grandson of Hon. Granville Anson Chetwynd, son 
 of 4th Viscount Chetwynd, who by Royal Licence 1783 
 took the name of Chetwynd-Stapylton on his marriage 
 with Martha, only child of Henry Stapylton of Wighill 
 Park, Yorkshire]. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, argent, a lion rampant sable (for Stapylton) ; 2 and 3, 
 azure, a chevron between three mullets or (for Chetwynd) ; 
 and impaling the arms of Williams- Wynn (being those of 
 Williams), namely argent, two foxes counter-salient in 
 saltire gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Out 
 of a ducal cornet or, a Saracen's head affront^e proper, 
 wreathed about the temples argent and sable. Supporters 
 used, but which are not recorded — Two talbots argent, with 
 three guttie-de-sang on shoulders. Motto — "Fide sed cui 
 vide." Married, June i, 1886, Mary, eldest dau. of 
 Charles vVatkin Williams- Wynn, Esq., M.P. and D.L., 
 of Coed y maen, Welshpool, and his wife Annora 
 Charlotte, dau. of 2nd Earl Manvers ; and has Issue — 
 Henry Miles Chetwynd-StapyUon, Gentleman, b. 1887; 
 and Annora Esther. Residence — Hilliers, Petworth, 
 Sussex. Club Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 MILES CHETWYND-STAPYLTON, Esquire, late 
 Captain 7th Batt. King's Royal Rifle Corps. Born June 
 22, i860, being the second son of the late Henry Edward 
 Chetwynd-Stapylton, Esq., by his second wife Ellen, 
 youngest dau. of Henry Hoyle Oddie of Colney House, 
 Herts. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion rampant sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a Saracen's head proper. Motto — "Fide sed 
 cui vide." Married, i888, Helen, dau. of the late Arthur 
 Preston of Norwich; and has Issue— [\) Philip Chetwynd- 
 Stapylton, Gentleman, b. 1889; (2) Geoffrey Chetwynd- 
 Stapylton, Gentleman, b. 1892; Beatrice; and Evelyn 
 Mary. Residence— 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM CHETWYND-SPAPYLTON, 
 Hon. Canon of Rochester, and Rector of Hallaton, co. Leics. 
 Born May 15, 1825, being the third son of the late Henry 
 Edward Chetwynd-Stapylton, Esq., Major loth Hussars, by 
 his wife Margaret, dau. of George Hammond of Portland 
 Place. Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a Saracen's head proper. Motto—" Fide sed cui vide." 
 Married, Oct. 26, 1852, Elizabeth Biscoe, dau. of the late 
 Rev. Robert Tritton, Rector of Morden, Surrey; and has 
 Issue — (i) Edward Chetwynd-Stapylton, Gentleman, b. July 
 20, 1855 \ni. , Sept. 27, 1879, Mary Beatrice, dau. of Henry 
 Cowie of Calcutta ; and has issue, Richard Chetwynd- 
 Stapylton, Gentleman, b. June 28, 1880; Lihan Beatrice 
 and Dorothy] ; (2) Frederick Chetwynd-Stapylton, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 15, 1857 [in. Maud, dau. of William Hiram 
 Morrison of New York, and has a son, Alan, b. i8go, d. 
 1897, and a dau.]; (3) Granville Chetwynd-Stapylton, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 11, 1858 \m., Dec. 15, 1885, Elizabeth, 
 dau. of the late James Routledge ; and has issue, Gran- 
 ville Brian Chetwynd-Stapylton, b. 1887 ; and Ella Mabel] ; 
 and Elian [/«. , June 5, 1886, Henry Cockburn of Kensing- 
 ton Gate]. Postal address — Hallaton, co. Leicester. 
 
 CHETWYND-TALBOT, see SHREWSBURY. 
 
 SJOHN JOSEPH CHEVERS, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., 
 late Capt. 4th Batt. Connaught Rangers. Born Nov. 
 28, 1866, being the eldest son of the late Michael Joseph 
 Chevers, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1860-61, by 
 his wife Annie, second dau. of Hon. Martin Ffrench. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, three goats salient argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-goat argent as in the arms, collared 
 gules, horned and unguled or. Motto— "En Dieu es ma 
 foi." Married, Jan. 23, 1894, Frederica Sophia Elizabeth 
 Mary, younger dau. of Henry Owen Lewis, D.L. , of 
 Ennisken, co. Monaghan ; and has Issue -{i) Norman 
 Michael Joseph Henry Chevers, Gentleman ; (2) Michael 
 John Joseph Chevers, Gentleman; Frederica Annie; and 
 Annie Mary Frances. 5*a/— Killyan House, BaUinasloe, 
 CO. Galway. 
 
 CHICHESTER. Quarterly 1 and 4, chequy or and 
 gules, a chief vair (for Chichester) ; 2 and 3, sable, on a 
 pale between two holly leaves slipped or, a torch erect 
 of the field, fired proper (for Burnard). Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests ~i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 heron, wings addorsed, in its beak an eel all proper (for 
 Chichester) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a chaplet of holly fructed proper, a torch as in the 
 arms (for Burnard). Motto—" Ardet in arduis." 
 
 Son of Rev. Arthur Chichester Chichester, Rector of 
 
 Badlesmere, Kent, d. 1903 : — 
 Evelyn Chichester, Esq., Capt. Roy. Marines, b. 
 
 M CHARLES CHICHESTER, Esquire, J.P. and D,L. 
 
 ® for CO. Devon. Born Feb. 4, 1828, being the eldest 
 son of the late Robert Chichester, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 
 by his wife Clarentia, only child of Col. Henry Mason, 
 E.I.C.S., of Chichester, Surrey. Armorial bearlngrs (in 
 use since 1314, Vns. Devon, 1561, 1620)— Chequy or and 
 gules, a chief vair. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a heron rising with an eel in the 
 beak proper. Motto— "Ferme en foy." Married, Aug. 
 2, 1870, Beatrice, dau. of Sir Arthur Chichester, 8th Bart. , 
 of Raleigh ; and has Issue— [i] Charles Hamlyn Chichester, 
 Esq. , Capt. 3rd Devon Regt. , b. Oct. 29, 1871 ; (2) Robert 
 Chichester, Gentleman, b. Dec. 2, 1872. 5ea/— Hall, near 
 Barnstaple, Devon. 
 
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 Tmk Rkv. KUWAR1> ARTHUR CHICHESIER. 
 Ma*(er ol Aru of Ihe University of Cambridge, Vicar of 
 Dorking, in Ihe i-ounty of Surrev. and Rural Dean. Bom 
 February jj. 1849, Iwing the eldest son of the Reverend 
 (««arg« Vaughan Chichester, Bachelor of ArU. by his wife 
 Harmt Eleanor, daughter of Hugh Lyie of Knocktarna. 
 in the 00. of Antrim. AiWrj'— Dark blue, with silver 
 buttons. ArmorUl b««rliiff« — Chequy or and gules, 
 a chief vair, irniwling the arms of Cubitt. namely, 
 chrquy or and gules, on a pile argent, a lion's head erased 
 Mible. Orwt On a wreath of the colours, a stork rising 
 with a snake in iu beak all proper. Motto— " Invjtum 
 sci]uitur honos." .\farrifti, April aj, 1884. Mary Agnes, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Marv Agnes, second 
 dau. of the Right Honourable George Cubitt, first Baron 
 Ashcombe ; and by her has /ssue—(i) Arthur O'Neill Cubitt 
 Chichester, Esq., b. July 14. 1889; (a) William George 
 Cubitt Chichester, Gentleman, b. July ao, 1893 ; Harriet 
 Laura ; and Mildred Mary. Postal address — The Vicarage, 
 Dorking. (7«»*— Royal Societies'. 
 
 NUGENT CHICHESTER, Esquire, ].\\ forco. Devon, 
 Captain (retired) 7th Dragoon Guards. Born September 
 17. 1827, being the eldest son of the late Joseph Chichester 
 Nagle of Calverleigh Court, who assumed by Royal Licence 
 dated Aug. 5, 1859, the additional surname of Nagle, by 
 his wife l^dy Henrietta Caroline Fellowes, dau. of Newton, 
 4th Earl of Portsmouth. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, quarterly i. and iiii., ermine, on a fesse azure, three 
 fusils or; ii. and iii., argent, a lion rampant between three 
 dexter hands couped at the wrist gules (for Nagle) ; 2 and 3, 
 chequy or and gules, a chief vair (for Chichester). Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a goldfinch proper (for Nagle) ; a. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a heron rising with an eel in the beak proper 
 (for Chichester). Motto — " Ferme en Foy." Married, 
 April 8, 1856, Amelia Mary, dau. of Joseph Lamb of West 
 Denton, co. Northumberland ; and has Issue — (i) Joseph 
 Chichester, E^., Captain Worcestershire Regt. b. Sept. 
 7, 1858 \m., 1893, Etheldreda, youngest dau. of Robert 
 Berkeley of Spetchley Park, co. Worcester]; (2) John 
 Amyas Chichester, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (3) Philip Charles 
 Chichester, Gentleman, h. 1865 ; (4) Edward Chichester, 
 Gentleman, b. 1866 ; (5) Rev. Richard Chichester, b. 1867 ; 
 (6) Walter Raleigh Chichester, Gentleman, Lieut. Wor- 
 cester Regt.,*. 1870; Henrietta; Eveline Mary ; Blanche; 
 and Lucy. Seat — Calverleigh Court, Tiverton, co. Devon. 
 Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 WILLIAM, HENRY CHICHESTER, Esquire, J. P. 
 for CO. Devon. Born Sept. 8, 1831, being the second son 
 of the late Robert Chichester of Hall, co. Devon, Esq., J. P. 
 and D. L. , by his wife Clarentia, only child of Col. Henry 
 Mason, E. I.C.S. , of Chichester, Sussex. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Chequy or and gules, a chief vair, and upon an 
 escutcheon of pretence the arms of Carpenter, namely, per 
 pale indented or and azure, an eagle displayed, and in chief 
 two roundles all counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 or. CSrest — On a wreath of the colours, a heron rising 
 with an eel in the beak proper. Motto — " Ferme en 
 foy." Married, April 21, 1853, Harriet Elizabeth, eldest 
 dau. and eventually sole heiress of the Rev. Jonathan 
 Phillipps Carpenter of Grenofen, and Harriet Elizabeth his 
 wife, eldest dau. of the Rev. William Garnier of Rooksbury 
 Park, Hants; and has Issue — (i) Henry Chichester, Gentle- 
 man, b. August 29, 1868 ; (2) John Chichester, Gentleman, 
 b. Jan. 18, 1870 ; Amy [«. , Nov. 12, 1874, Hugh Arthur 
 Birley of Woodside, Knutsford, Cheshire, eldest son of 
 the late Hugh Birley of Moorland, Didsbury, Lancashire, 
 J. P. and D.L. , M.P. for Manchester; and has issue]; 
 Blanche [«., Oct. 12, 1876, Stephen Christy of Highfield, 
 Stockport, Cheshire, J. P., and by him (who d. Feb. 26, 
 1890) has issue]; Constance [w., Jan. 18, 1877, Tyndale 
 White of Stondon Place, Essex, and has issue] ; Evelyn ; 
 Florence; and Gertrude. 5*a/— Grenofen, Tavistock, 
 Devon. 
 
 S WALTER GEORGE RALEIGH CHICHESTER- 
 CONSTABLE, Esquire, late Major 3rd Batt. Liver- 
 pool Regt., J. P. for the E.R. and N.R. of the co. of 
 York, D.L. for E.R. co. York, J. P. and D.L. co. Roscom- 
 mon, High Sheriff of the latter 1896. Born 1863, being 
 the eld. surviving son of Charles Raleigh Chichester, Esq., 
 Lieut.-Col. 97th Regt., J. P. and D.L. co. Roscommon, 
 
 by Mary his wife, eld. dau. and co-heir of James Balfe, 
 of Runnamoat, co. Roscommon (he assumed in 1895 
 the additional surname and arms of Constable on suc- 
 ceeding to the estates of his uncle, the late .Sir Thomas 
 Clifford-Constable, liart.). Lix>ery — Chocolate and claret. 
 Armorial bearings— (.Quarterly of six, i. quarterly i. 
 
 and iiii., barry of six or and azure, on a canton argent a 
 teasle slipped and leaved proper (for Constable) ; ii. and 
 iii. chequy or and gules, a chief vair (for Chichester) ; 
 2. the same arms of Chichester ; 3. gules, a bend vair 
 between six cross crosslets or ; 4. ermine, a fesse l^etween 
 three cinquefoils gules ; 5. or, a lion rampant gules ; 
 6. argent, a saltire engrailed between four mullets sable. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and or. Cresta — i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head couped 
 barry of six argent and gules, charged with nine lozenges 
 or, three, three, and three (for Constable) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a stork rising holding in the 
 beak a snake proper. Mottoes — "Surgit post nubila 
 phaebus," "Ferme en foy." Married, Nov. 29, 1888, 
 Edith Florence Mary, third dau. of J. H. W. Smyth 
 Pigott, Esquire, J. P., D.L. of Brockley Court, Somerset, 
 and has Issue — (i) Raleigh Charles Joseph Chichester- 
 Constable, Gentleman, b. Dec. 21, 1890; (2) Cecil Hugh 
 Chichester-Constable, Gentleman, b. Aug. 25, 1893; (3) 
 Basil Henry Chichester-Constable, Gentleman, b. June 
 4, 1897 ; Blanche Mary ; Violet Mary ; and Edith Mary, 
 igj/a/w — Burton Constable, Hull; Wycliffe Hall, Dar- 
 lington ; Scargill Lodge, Barnard Castle ; Wood Hall, 
 Hull ; and Runnamoat, Roscommon. Postal address — 
 Wood Hall, Hull. 6V«3— Junior Carlton. 
 
 CHIGNELL (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron invected 
 sable, gutt^-d'eau, between two cygnets close in chief and a 
 fountain in base proper, a cross crosslet fitche^ of the 
 first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-cygnet proper, wings addorsed and 
 sem6 of estoiles sable, holding in the beak a lotus flower 
 slipped and leaved also proper. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Thomas Chignell, Gentleman, b. . Res .—Q,^s,x\e.- 
 
 mount, Dover. 
 
 CHILDE. Quarterly i. (R.L., 1849), quarterly i. and 
 iiii., gules, a chevron ermine, between three eagles close 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 argent (Childe) ; ii. and iii. , argent, a saltire sable, a 
 crescent for difference (Baldwyn) ; 2. the same arms of 
 Baldwyn (Vn. of Salop) ; 3. barry of six azure and argent, 
 a chief ermine (Wigley) ; 4. gules, a chevron ermine 
 between three eagles (Childe) ; 5. azure, sem6 of plates, a 
 lion rampant guardant, and a bordure argent (Holland of 
 Burwarton) ; 6. gules, a chevron ermine between three 
 eagles close argent (Childe) ; 7. quarterly per fesse in- 
 dented ermine and azure (Lacon); 8. argent, a lion 
 rampant, queuee fourchee sable (Stanlowe) ; 9. argent, a 
 fesse engrailed sable between three mullets gules (Cotton) ; 
 10. argent, on a fesse gules three plates (Titley) ; 11. 
 argent, three crescents sable, a canton gules (Heyton) ; 12. 
 argent, a fesse between three mullets pierced azure (Paslowe) ; 
 13. argent, a cross fleury sable, on a canton gules, a wolf's 
 head erased of the first (Peshall) ; 14. or, a bend cottised 
 sable (Harley) ; 15. or, on a chief sable, three taus of the 
 first (Presthope) ; 16. sable, three mullets of six points 
 pierced argent (Pulesdon); 17. or, fretty azure, a canton 
 gules (Willey) ; 18. argent, on a bend sable, three escallops 
 of the first (Remlegh); 19. or, two lions passant gules 
 (Brampton) ; 20. or, two lions passant guardant gules (St. 
 Valorey) ; 21. barry of six, vairte ermine and azure and 
 gules (Brus); 22. gules, two bendlets, the upper one or, 
 the lower argent (Mylo); 23. gules, five fusils in fesse or 
 (Newmarch); 24. gules, a bend fusilly or (Marshall); 25. 
 or, six lions rampant sable (Strongbow) ; 26. (Dermod, 
 King of Leinster), sable, three garbs argent, banded gules ; 
 27. azure, three round buckles or (Remevill) ; 28. or, 
 two ravens in pale sable (Corbet of Caus) ; 29. or, on 
 a chief indented azure, three annulets of the first (Here- 
 ford) ; 30. Quarterly per. fesse indented or and gules 
 (Leighton); 31. or, three boars' heads couped close sable 
 (Cambrey) ; 32. azure, a lion rampant, queuee fourchee 
 or (Stapleton); 33. argent, a wyvern sable (Drake); 34. 
 or, three bendlets gules (Muschampe) ; 35. azure, three 
 escallops or (Mallett) ; 36. azure, a chevron between three 
 fleur-de-lis ermine (De' Burgh) ; 37. or, a lion rampant 
 gules, within a bordure engrailed sable (Mowddwy) ; 38. 
 gules, a lion rampant within a bordure indented or 
 (Theodor) ; 39. or, a raven sable (Corbet of Moreton 
 Corbet) ; 40. gules, a bend between 6 pears erect or, 
 stalked and leaved vert (Clopton) ; 41. Quarterly per fesse 
 indented or and gules, in the first quarter a lion passant 
 guardant argent (Besyn), and many others, the whole of the 
 foregoing being entered at the Visitation of Shropshire, 1623, 
 to the families of Baldwin, Lacon, and Leighton. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests — i. On a wreath of the colours, 
 an eagle with wings expanded argent, standing upon and 
 entwined round the neck by a snake proper (Childe) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a cockatrice argent, wattled, combed, 
 and beaked or, ducally gorged, lined, and ringed gold, a 
 crescent sable for cadency (Baldwyn). Motto — " Per Deum 
 meum transilio murum." 
 
 Sons of William Lacon Childe, Esq., J. P., D. L., of 
 Kinler Hall, Kyre Park, and Malliehope Park, d. 
 1786; d. 1880; obtained R.L., 1849, to bear the name 
 of Childe only, and arms of Childe and Baldwyn 
 quarterly : — 
 
 William Lacon Childe, Esq., J. P., of Kinlet, d.s.p. 1881. 
 
 Charles Orlando Childe-Pemberton, obtained R.L., 1849, 
 to bear additional name and arms of Pemberton ; and had 
 issue— (5e^- Childe- Pemberton). 
 
 Rev. Edward George Baldwyn-Childe of Kyre, d.s./>. 
 
 Rev. Arthur Childe, who adopted the name of Childe- 
 Freeman. 
 
 Sons of above Rev. Arthur Childe- Freeman, d. ; d. 
 1882; m. 1852, Mary Harriet, eld. d. and coh. of John 
 Freeman, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Gaines, co. Hereford: - 
 
 Thelate Arthur John Childe-Freeman, Esq., J. P., 6. 1853 ; 
 d. 1891 ; m. 1B87, Harriet, d. of Richard Alexander Shaw; 
 and had issue — John Arihur Childe-Freeman, Gentleman, 
 6. 1890 ; Mary Abigail ; and Olive. 
 
 Rev. Edward Leonard Childe-Freeman {^.v.). 
 
 Cecil Edwyn Childe-Freeman, d. 1861 ; m. 1887, Amy 
 MacDougall ; and has issue — Edwyn Ralph Childe-Freeman , 
 Gentleman, 6. 1897. /fes. — 
 
 Rowland Lacon Childe-Freeman, Gentleman, 6. 1870. 
 Hes.—Fttrnie, Whitbourne, Herefordshire. 
 
 The Rev. EDWARD LEONARD CHILDE-FREE- 
 MAN, M.A. , Rector of Edwyn Ralph, Bromyard, Hereford. 
 Born Feb. 24, 1855, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Rev. Arthur Childe (who assumed with his 
 
 wife in 1878 the additional surname of Freeman), by his 
 wife Mary Harriet, dau. and heir of the late John Freeman 
 of Gaines. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, gules, 
 a chevron ermine between three eagles close argent (for 
 Childe) ; 2 and 3, argent, a saltire sable, a crescent for 
 difference (for Baldwyn). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests — I. upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle with 
 wings expanded argent, entwined round the neck by a serpent 
 proper (for Childe) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a cockatrice argent, wattled combed and 
 beaked or, ducally gorged and lined also or, and charged 
 with a crescent sable for difference. Mottoes —" Per Deum 
 meum, transilio murum" (for Baldwyn); " Pax et plenitude." 
 Married, June 15, 1880, Edith, youngest dau. of George 
 Mercer of Deal, Kent; and by her has Issue — (i) Leonard 
 George Childe-Freeman, Gentleman, b. March 13, 1881 ; 
 (2) Arthur Harold Childe-Freeman, Gentleman, b. July 10, 
 1882 ; and Dorothy Edith. Residence — Edwyn Ralph 
 Rectory, Bromyard, Worcs. 
 
 WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR CHILDE-PEMBERTON, 
 Esquire. Mr. Childe-Pemberton is one of the co-heirs to 
 the ancient Baronies of Grey de Powys, Wake, Woodstock, 
 and Holland, and entitled to quarter the royal arms of Plan- 
 tagenet, the head of this family having become co-heir of 
 the late Sir John Kynaston, Bart. Born Jan. 14, 1857, being 
 the second but eld. surv. son of the late Charles Orlando 
 Childe-Pemberton, Esq., of Millichope Park and Kinlet 
 Hall, Shropshire, J. P. and D.L,, High Sheriff co. Salop, 
 by his wife Augusta Mary, eldest surviving daughter 
 of Henry Davenport Shakespear, Senior Member of the 
 Supreme Council of India, also a Member in Chancery 
 Alinorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, two chevronels 
 between three buckets sable (for Pemberton) ; 2. gules, a 
 chevron ermine between three eagles close argent (for 
 Childe) ; 3. argent, a saltire sable, a crescent for difference 
 (for Baldwyn)', impaling.-the arms of Bligh, namely azure, a 
 griffin segreant or, armed and langued gules, between three 
 crescents argent Mantling sable and or. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a griffin's head couped 
 sable, a crescent or (for Pemberton) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle with wings expanded argent, enveloped 
 with a snake proper (for Childe) ; 3. on a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a cockatrice argent, wattled 
 combed and beaked or, ducally gorged and lined gold, 
 charged with a crescent for difference (for Baldwyn). Motto 
 " Per Deum meum, transilio murum." Married, June 28, 
 1894, Lady Constance Violet Lucy Bligh, youngest dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. John Stuart, Earl of Darnley ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Edmund William Baldwyn Childe-Pemberton, Esq., b. 
 189S ; (2) Roland Ivo Lacon Childe-Pemberton, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1898. Residence— w Granville Place, Portman 
 Square, W. Club — Bachelors'. 
 
 CHINNERY-HALDANE, see HALDANE. 
 
 CHISELDON, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 CHISENHALE MARSH, see MARSH. 
 
 The Late RODERICK DONALD MATHESON 
 CHISHOLM ("The Chisholm") Bom 1862, being the 
 only son of the late James Sunderland Chisholm ("The 
 Chisholm "), D.L. , by his wife Annie Cecilia, dau. of Angus 
 Macdonnel. Armorial bearings— Gules, a boar's head 
 erased or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a dagger erect 
 roper, on the point a boar's head couped or. Motto 
 over — ' ' Ferios ferio. " Supporters— On either side a savage, 
 wreathed about the head and middle, and holding in the 
 dexter hand a club all proper. 5fa/— Erchless Castle, 
 Inverness. 
 
 CHISHOLM (4 Dec. 1902). Gules, a boar's head erased 
 between two bells argent in chief, and in base a salmon 
 on its back holding a signet ring in its mouth proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a hand holding a boar's head erased proper. 
 Motto — " Colo communitatem." 
 
 Son of John Chisholm of Dalkeith, b. 1810; d. 1882; 
 m. 1831, Isabella, d. of George Wilson of Dalkeith:— 
 
 Sir Samuel Chisholm, ist Bart. (3 Feb. 1903), J. P. and 
 D.L. Lanarkshire, J.P. Glasgow, D.L. co. of city of 
 
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 QlaiCOW. LUD. GlaxRow Univ.. Lord-Lieut, of county of 
 dty of Gkucow. «n<i Lord Provost 1899-1903. ^. 23 S«ut. 
 1M6: m. i»t. Charlotte («/. Nov. 1900), d. of Rev. John 
 Back 'rhonp»on of Molvwell; and, 17 Jan. 1903. A^nes 
 GibMO, d. of Andrew CiirndufT of Cathcart, 00. Renfrew, 
 and widow of Iliomas Henderson. Kes.—ao Belhaven 
 Terrace. Olascow. C/mA— Liberal (Glasgow f. 
 
 CHISHOLM (L.O., 6 March 1909). Gules, n boar's 
 head oouped or, Utngued ature, within a bordure engrailed 
 vert, chargetl with three mitres argent. Above the shield is 
 plaoBd a hut befitting his degree as a Prelate of the Roman 
 Catholic Church. Motto—" Vi aut virtute." 
 
 Son of Colin Chisholm, Solicitor, of Inverness, 6. ; 
 
 d. \ m. , .Margaret, d. of John Macdonald of 
 
 Glenaladale :— 
 Rt Rev. /Eneas Chisholm, Roman Catholic Bishop of 
 Aberdeen, b. a6 June 1836. ^«.— Bishop's House, 19 
 Golden Square. Aberdeen. 
 
 S JAMES FORBES CHISHOLM CHISHOLM- 
 BATTEiN, Esquire, of Aigas Forest, Strathglass, co. 
 Inverness, and Lord of the Nlanor of Thornfalcon, co. 
 Sonterset, J. P. for Somerset, B.A. (Oxon.), formerly Capt. 
 34th Foot, Lieut. -Col. in the Army, 1900 (retired). Born 
 )kx\. 13, 1847, being the eldest son of the late Edmund 
 Chisholm- Batten of Thornfalcon and Aigas Forest, J. P. 
 for cos. Somerset and Inverness (who assumed by Royal 
 licence, 1859, the additional surname of Chisholm before 
 Batten) bv his wife Jemima (d. 1883), only daa and, on the 
 deaths of her two only brothers, 1838 and 1858, heir of 
 William Chisholm of Chisholm, in the county of Inverness, 
 (d. 1817). James Forbes Chisholm Chisholm-Batten claims 
 10 be "The Chisholm' as heir of his grandfather and of 
 his two uncles (d.s.p.), who were successively chiefs of 
 Chisholm. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 
 either side [>roper. three roses argent, ttarbed and seeded 
 proper. By a matriculation in .Scotland, dated i86e, he is 
 entitled to bear the arms and crest of Chisholm alone, tlie 
 arms being as alx>ve ; the Mantling gules, doubled argent 
 
 azure, a chevron nebuly ermine between three anchors 
 erect, entwined by a cable or, a chief in arch of the last 
 (for Batten, H. Coll. 1889) ; 2 and 3, gules, a boar's 
 head couped or, langued azure (for Chisholm, L.O. 1816 
 and i860, but of ancient origin) ; impaling the arms of 
 Utermarck, namely, per fesse or and azure, in chief a sprig 
 of three rose-leaves slipped vert, and in base a mullet of 
 six points of the first, pierced of the second. Crest (for 
 Batten) In front of the stump of an oak tree sprouting on 
 
 and the Crest on a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand 
 erect holding a dagger proper, and on its pwint a boar's 
 head erased or ; and on an escroU over the same this Motto, 
 " Feros ferio." Badge (for Chisholm)~A fern leaf. 
 Married, August 9, 1883, Anne Douglas, relict of Capt. 
 W. B. Potter, 22nd Foot, eldest dau. of John de Havilland 
 Utermarck, Esq., d, 1884, the Bailiff of Guernsey, by 
 his wife Helen Douglas, d. 1898, youngest dau. of John 
 Guthrie, i8th Laird of Guthrie, co. Forfar ; and has had 
 /.fjKtf—(i) James Utermarck Chisholm-Batten, Gentleman, 
 2nd Lieut. Somerset Militia, b. May 29, 1884 ; (2) Harry 
 Copeland Chisholm-Batten, Gentleman, b. Oct. 21, 1885, 
 d. 1886 ; (3) Edmund Rodolphe Chisholm-Batten, Gentle- 
 man, Midshipman, R.N., b. May 10, 1887; (4) John de 
 Havilland Chisholm-Batten, Gentleman, b. Oct, 14, 1889. 
 5«fl^.r— Thornfalcon, near Taunton; Kirkhill, R.S.O., 
 Invemess-shire. C/«^ —The Athenaeum. 
 
 CHISHOLME, see 
 SCOTT-CHISHOLME. 
 
 GOODEN - CHISHOLM and 
 
 CHOLMELEY, quaitered by TEMPEST. 
 
 CHOLMELEY, see FAIRFAX-CHOLMELEY. 
 
 The Rev. RICHARD HUGH CHOLMONDELEY, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, late of Condover Hall, co. Salop, late 
 Rector of Hodnet (1873-96) and Rural Dean, M.A. Camb. 
 Bom August 24, 1828, being the fourth son of the late Rev. 
 Charles Cooper Cholmondeley, Rector of Hodnet, and Per- 
 petual Curate of Moreton Say, both co. Salop, by his wife 
 Mary, dau. of Dr. Reginald Heber, sister of Richard Heber of 
 Hodnet Hall, Salop, and Marten, co. York, and of Reginald 
 Heber, Bishop of Calcutta. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 in chief two helmets in profile argent, and in base a garb 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-griffin segreant sable, beak, winged, 
 and membered or, holding in the claws a helmet as in the 
 arms. Married, June 19, 1855, Emily, dau. of Henry 
 Ralph Beaumont of Newby Park, co. York ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Thomas Richard Cholmondeley, Gentleman, b. May 
 21, 1856 \m., Feb. 16, 1897, Lady Margaret Augusta Her- 
 bert, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir Percy Egerton Herbert, 
 and sister of Rt. Hon. George Charles, Earl of Powis] ; (2) 
 Reginald Harry Cholmondeley, Esq. , of Preshaw, Hamp- 
 shire, late Capt. the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, b. Oct. 5, 
 1857 [///., Sept. 5, 1888, Florence Sophia, dau. of John 
 Remington Mills of Tolmers, co. Hertford ; and has issue, 
 Reginald Cholmondeley, Gentleman, b. Sept. 20, 1889 ; 
 Mary ; Florence ; Essex ; and Hester Jane] ; (3) Richard 
 Vernon Cholmondeley, b. Feb. 6, 1862 ; Mary ; Caroline 
 Essex \tn., June 22, 1886, Ralph Beaumont Benson of 
 Lutwyche Hall, Salop] ; Diana ; Victoria ; and Hester 
 Catherine, d. March 7, 1892. Residence — 62 Albert Gate 
 Mansions, S.W. 
 
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 CHRISTIAN (H. Coll., 1788). Azure, a demi-mascle 
 between three covered cups or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, armed and gorged with a collar invecked or. Motto 
 — " Salus per christum." 
 
 Sons of the late Rev. William Bell Christian, B.A. , 
 J. P., of Ewanrigg Hall and Milntown, Member of the 
 House of Keys and Receiver-Gen. in the Isle of Man, 
 b. 1815 ; d. 1886; tn. ist, 1840, Charlotte Elizabeth 
 {d. 1862), d. of Thomas Brine of the Isle of Man; 
 4th, 1874, Vio, d. of Carl L. Schlaet of Schwann, 
 Germany : — 
 Malcolm William Christian, Gentleman, b. 1850. Res. — 
 New Zealand. 
 
 Edward Alan Christian, Gentleman, b. 1879. Seat — 
 Milntown, Ramsey, Isle of Man. 
 
 AUGUSTUS LANGHAM CHRISTIE, Gentleman, 
 Born Aug. 8, 1857, being the eldest son of William Lang- 
 ham Christie, Esq. [to whom refer], J. P. for the co. of 
 Northampton, and J. P. and D.L. for the co. of Sussex, for- 
 merly Captain Northamptonshire Militia, was Member of 
 Parliament for Lewes 1874-1885, by his wife Agnes Hamilton, 
 (laughter of the late Colonel Augustus Saltren Clevland of 
 Tapeley Park. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Azure, a lamb passant, the de.xter leg supporting in bend 
 sinister a banner argent, the staff or, on a chief of the last 
 a tower with two turrets between two gabions proper, in 
 chief a label of three points for difference, and impaling the 
 arms of Fellowes, namely azure, a fesse indented ermine 
 between three lions' heads erased or, muraliy crowned 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a brown bear passant, 
 muzzled and the chain reflexed over the shoulders or, on the 
 back a bezant, charged with a cross sable, the dexter paw 
 resting on an escutcheon per pale of the last and gules. 
 Married, February 15, 1882, Rosamond Alicia, commonly 
 known as Lady Rosamond Alicia, third daughter of the 
 Right Honourable Isaac Newton Fellowes, fifth Earl of 
 Portsmouth ; and has Issue — John Christie, Gentleman, born 
 December 14, 1882. Postal addresses— Tii^&X&j Park, Instow, 
 N. Devon ; 42 Great Cumberland Place, London, W. 
 
 HECTOR CHRISTIE, Esquire, J. P. for West Riding 
 of county of York. Born April 12, 1828, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Lorenzo Christie, Gentle- 
 man, of Edale, co. Derby, and Slackhouse, co. York, by 
 his wife Ann, dau. of Isaac Bayley of Lenton Sands, Not- 
 tinghamshire. Club — Reform. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 a saltire wavy between four mullets pierced sable. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a withered holly-branch sproutmg out afresh proper ; 
 and in an escroll over the same this Motto, "Sic viresco." 
 Married, September 8, 1852, Mary Elizabeth {d. 1868), dau. 
 of William Simpson of Singleton Brook, co. Lancashire; 
 and has Iss7ie — William Lorenzo Christie, Esquire, J. P., b. 
 December 18, 1858; and Anne. 5taA— Langcliffe Place, 
 near Settle, co. York ; and Jervaulx Abbey, Bedale, Yorks. 
 
 JOHN CHRISTIE, Esquire, of Cowden and Glenfarg, 
 Perthshire, and of Milnwood, Lanarkshire, J. P. for cos. 
 Perth and Kinross. Born 1824, being the only surviving 
 son of Alexander Christie, Esq., of Milnwood, who d. 1859, 
 by Isabella, dau. of the late John Robertson, Esq. Armorial 
 bearings— Gules, a saltire engrailed argent between four 
 mullets or, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms 
 of Philp, namely or, a fesse barry wavy of four gules 
 and vert, between three talbots' heads erased of the second. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a withered holly-branch sprouting out leaves 
 proper. Motto— "Sic viresco." Married, 1859, Alison, 
 only dau. of William Philp, Esq. ; and has surviving Issue 
 —Isabella Robertson ; and Alice Margaret. 6'ifa/— Cowden 
 Castle, Dollar, N.B. Residence— \() Buckingham Terrace, 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 ROBERT MAITLAND CHRISTIE, Gentleman. Born 
 1857, being the second son of the late Robert Christie, 
 Esq., late Captain 5th Bengal Cavalry, J. P. and D.L., 
 by his third wife Eleanor Roper, dau. of William Cotton, 
 and widow of Donald Maclennan, Stipendiary Magistrate, 
 Demerara. Armorial bearings — Or, a saltire cantoned 
 between two stars in flank sable, in chief a demi-lion couped 
 
 at the jomts gules, and in base a cross patde of the last. 
 Mantlmg gules, doubled argent. Crest-On a wreath of his 
 M^^tT^' .^T.'^^'''^'' ^^""^ holding a missive letter proper, 
 f r* ?^T-^'''? ^^^f-" ^^'^^ri^d' i88i, Emily, eldest dau. 
 p^;r^u''^°^'°ll' '^'^ '°^h ^^g^- and has had Issue-U) 
 Robert Christie, Gentleman, b. July 8, 1882 ; (2) James Mait- 
 land Christie, Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1883, ^May 13, 1887; 
 (3) Ralph Lindsey Christie, Gentleman, b. June 2?, 1887 ■ (4 
 Louis Desmond Christie, Gentleman, b. Feb. 19, 1890 ; c 
 Leslie Fitzherbert Christie, Gentleman, b. July 12 180, ' 
 d Feb. 6, 1894 ; (6) Douglas Albert Christie, Gentleman,' 
 b Dec. 20, 1894 ; and Kathleen Rosalie Anna. Seat— 
 Dune, near Leven, co. Fife. 
 
 S THOMAS CRAIG CHRISTIE, Esquire, of Bedlay 
 and Petershill, Lanarkshire, J. P. and D. L. for Lanark- 
 shire, and J. P. for the cos. of Dumbarton and Glasgow a 
 Commissioner of Supply and a Commissioner of Assessed 
 Taxes and Property and Income Tax for Lanarkshire. 
 Born Sept. 6, 1816, being the eldest son of James Ramsay 
 Christie, sometime merchant in Glasgow, and his wife 
 May, dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Craig, sometime of 
 Nantwich, Cheshire, and latterly of Glasgow Clubs— 
 Western (Glasgow), United Service (Edinburgh). Livery 
 —Dark blue, with yellow or gold facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Or, a saltire indented between four mullets sable, on 
 
 a chief of the last three crescents argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a branch 
 of holly leaved and fructed proper. Motto — "Sic viresco." 
 Married, firstly, Feb. 15, 1853, Catherine Cameron of Bedlay 
 and Petershill, daughter and heiress of James Campbell, 
 Esquire, a Captain in the 94th Regt., and J. P. for the co. of 
 Lanark (she died Feb. 4, 1854) ; and secondly, Feb. 14, 
 1859, Anna Boiling, eldest dau. of John Cross Buchanan, 
 Esquire, of Moss and Auchintoshan, Dumbartonshire, J. P. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Walter Cross Buchanan Christie, Esquire, 
 b. Dec. 5, 1862, Writer to the Signet, and a Com- 
 missioner of Supply and of Assessed and Property and 
 Income Taxes, and a J. P. for Lanarkshire; (2) Bernard 
 Ramsay Craig Christie, Gentleman, b. March 12, 1870, 
 M. D. of Edinburgh University; Catherine Campbell; 
 Eveline May ; Anna Boleyn ; and Jean Wardrop. Estates 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 — BtdUiy, and Mollins. autrt Peienhill, in ihr counties of 
 LaiHurk and GUacow. Foslml Mldrtss—^A\Ay , Chryston, 
 UUtKOw. l^mirkuiire. 
 
 fi^VII.I.IAM LANGHAM CHRISTIK. Esauirr. of 
 ( ilrndrlxHirnr, in the county of Sussex, Master of 
 Arts, luiiicr of the Peace for the counties of Sussex and 
 Northampiivi, iintl Deputy-I^icutcnant for the county of 
 Suaarx. Mrmlier of I'arliamrnt for I^wes 1874-1885, late 
 Captain Northainpionshirc Militia. Horn May 31. 1830, 
 twinK the son of the late Ijingham Christie, Esquire, of 
 i^reston Deanery, Hi^h Sheriff of the county of Northamp- 
 ton 1853, by his wife Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of 
 William (ioslini: of Hassolmry Park, Bishop's Stortford, 
 m the county of Essex. Clubs — Carlton, Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. Annorlal bearlngf— He bears for Arms : Azure, 
 
 a lamb passant, the dexter leg supporting in bend sinister 
 a banner argent, staff or, on a chief of the last a tower with 
 two turrets between as many gabions proper, and upon an 
 escutcheon of pretence the arms of Cleveland, namely azure, 
 a hare salient or, collared gules, to the collar a bugle-horn 
 pendent sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitiing hb degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a brown bear 
 passant muzzled, the chain reflexed over the shoulder or, 
 on the back a bezant charged with a cross sable, the dexter 
 paw resting on an escutcheon per pale of the last and gules. 
 Motto — ' ' Integer vitse. " Married, October 22, 1855, Agnes 
 Hamilton, eldest daughter and co-heir of Colonel Augustus 
 Cleveland of Tapeley Park, North Devon ; and has had 
 Issue — (1) Augustus Langham C:hristie, Gentleman [to 
 whom refer]; (2) Langham Charles Christie, Gentleman, 
 born December 5, 1858, died October 7, 1879 ; (3) Archibald 
 Christie, Gentleman, bom October 31, 1859, died March 29, 
 1888; (4) Eklward Christie, Gentleman, born January 5, 
 1864 [married, July 16, 1886, Ethel Mary, daughter of John 
 Alison MacMahon]; (5) Spencer Christie, Gentleman, bom 
 Febniary 26, 1868, died December 27, 1889 ; (6) Henry 
 Herbert Christie, Gentleman, born October 13, 1869 ; Agnes 
 Chichester [»«. 1895, Sir Frederick Dixon-Hartland, M.P., 
 of .Ashley Manor, Gloucestershire] ; Elizabeth, died May 18, 
 1894 ; and Mary [married Major Le Marchant, 1892]. 
 Estate and postal address — Glyndebouree, Lewes, Sussex. 
 Town house — 117 Eaton Square, S.W. 
 
 SYDNEY RICHARDSON CHRISTIE- MILLER, 
 Esq., J.P. CO. Down, High Sheriff 1898, Lt. 3rd Batt. Oxford- 
 shire Light Infantry (Mil.), M.A. (Oxon.). Bom March 7, 
 
 1874, bemg the eldest son of the late Wakefield Christie- 
 Miller, h^sq., J. P., D.L. for Bucks, Cheshire, and co. Down, 
 I.,ord of the Manor of Black Noiley, Essex (who assumed 
 by Royal Licence, 1890, the name and arms of Christie- 
 Miller on succeeding to Britweil on the death of his uncle, 
 Samuel Christie-Miller), by his wife Mary Elizal)eth, dau. 
 and CO heir of Jonathan Joseph Richardson of Kircassock, 
 CO. Down. Armorial bearlngrs -Quarteriy 1 and 4, argent, 
 a cross moline azure (for Miller); 2 and 3, or, a saltire 
 engrailed bf tween two mullets in palt- and two roses in fesse 
 saWe (for Christie). Mantilnff gules and argent. Crests— 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand erect holding 
 an open book proper (for Miller) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a holly stump withered and sprouting out leaves 
 proper. MottOSS — " Manent optima coelo " and "Sic 
 viresco." .9m/j— Britweil Court. Burnham, Bucks; Kir- 
 cassock, Lurgan, co. Down ; Craigentinny, Midlothian ; 
 and Trankeel, Letterkennv, co. Donegal. Town address — 
 21 St. James's Place, S.W. C/«*— Junior Carlton. 
 
 S Captain ALFRED CHARLES SETON CHRIS- 
 TOPHER, Seaforth Highlanders, served in Southern 
 Afghanistan, i88o (medal), and as A.D.C. to Governor of 
 Bombay 1881-82, Recruiting Staff Officer N. W. Dist. 1892- 
 1897. Born March 20, 1856, being the third but second 
 surviving son of the Rev. Alfred Millard William Christopher 
 of Downend, co. Gloucester, M.A., Hon. Canon of Christ 
 Church, and Rector of St. Aldate's, Oxford, by his wife Maria 
 Francis, second dau. of Thomas Christopher. Armorial 
 bearlngii — Per chevron wavy azure and erminois, a chart 
 
 of Chesterfield's Inlet, between two cstoiles in chief argent 
 and on a mount in base vert a beaver passant proper, 
 impaling the arms of Chenevix-Trench, namely argent, a 
 lion passant gules, between three fleurs-de lis azure, on a 
 chief of the last, the sun in his splendour or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 arms embowed, vested azure, the hands proper, supporting 
 an anchor erect sable, cable argent. Motto — "Arte con- 
 servatus." Married, July 7, 1892, Melesina Ethel Maud, 
 youngest dau. of Philip Chenevix-Trench of Botley. Resi- 
 dence — 9 Sloane Terrace Mansions, S.W. C"/«^— Naval 
 and Military. 
 
 DANBY STEVENS CHRISTOPHER, Gentleman. 
 Born Feb. 23, 1829, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Danby Christopher, by his wife Elizabeth Henley Stevens, 
 niece of Joseph Henley, Esq., of Waterpery, co. Oxford. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per chevron 
 wavy azure and erminois, a chart of Chesterfield's Inlet, 
 between two estoiles in chief argent, and on a mount in 
 base vert, a beaver passant proper. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, two arms embowed, vested az. , the hands ppr. sup- 
 porting an anchor erect sa. , cable arg. Motto — "Arte 
 conservatus." Married, 1866, Margaret, dau. of William 
 Charles Kerr, Esq., of the Haie, co. Gloucester, and grand- 
 dau. of General James Kerr. She d. at San Remo, Nov. 3, 
 1881, s.p. Postal address — 28 Argyll Street, London, W. 
 
 HENRY CARMICHAEL CHRISTOPHER, Gentle- 
 man. Born Jan. 31, 1845, t)eing the only son of Wilmot 
 Christopher, Esquire, Comm. Indian Navy, by his wife 
 Caroline, elder dau. and co-heir of Col. Simpson. Armorial 
 bearings — Per chevron wavy azure and erminois, a chart 
 of Chesterfield's Inlet, between two estoiles in chief argent 
 
 Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 and on a mount in base vert a beaver passant proper. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — Two arms embowed, 
 vested azure, the hands proper, supporting an anchor erect 
 sable, cable argent. Motto — "Arteconservatus." Married, 
 July 30, 1868, Charlotte Louisa, 4th dau. of Major William 
 Harpur, 80th Regt. ; and has Issue — Cosby Carmichael 
 Christopher, Gentleman, b. Dec. 7, 1869. 
 
 JOHN THOMAS CHRISTOPHER, Gentleman. Born 
 1830, being the second son of the late John Danby Chris- 
 topher, Gentleman, by his wife Elizabeth Henley Stevens. 
 Armorial beaiinga — Per chevron wavy azure and erminois, 
 a chart of Chesterfield's Inlet, between two estoiles in chief 
 argent and on a mount in base vert a beaver passant 
 proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, two arms embowed, vested azure, the hands 
 proper, supporting an anchor erect sable, cable argent. 
 Married, 1862, Helen Maria, dau. of Thomas Smith ; and 
 by her (who d. Nov. 8, 1888) has Issue — (i) Freville Gurney 
 Christopher, Gentleman, b. Sept. 7, 1866 ; (2) Charles 
 Danby Christopher, Esq., Capt. A.S.C. , late Sherwood 
 Foresters, b. Nov. i, 1871 ; Mary Henley; Helen Stanley; 
 and Alice. Residence — Estcourt Lodge, Watford. 
 
 S LEONARD WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER, Esquire, 
 C.B. (Mil.)(i898), Maj.-Gen. I.S.C; served during the 
 Afghan War 1878-80 (mentioned in despatches, medal), with 
 Egyptian Expedition 1882 (medal, bronze star), and with 
 Tirah Expedition 1897-98 (mentioned in despatches, C. B. ); 
 Dir.-Gen. of Supply and Transport in India since 1900. Born 
 1848, being the eldest son of Major-Gen. Leonard Rias- 
 beck Christopher. Armorial bearingB Per chevron wavy 
 azure and erminois, a chart of Chesterfield's Inlet, between 
 two estoiles in chief argent, and on a mount in base vert, 
 a beaver passant proper ; impaling the arms of Lane, 
 namely, per fesse or and azure, a chevron gules, between 
 three mullets counterchanged of the field, a canton of 
 England. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, two arms embowed vested azure, the hands 
 proper, supporting an anchor erect sable, cable argent. 
 Motto — "Arte conservatus." Married, 1878, Florence, 
 dau. of Major-Gen. Charles Stuart Lane. Residence — 
 Murre, Punjab. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 WILMOT CONWAY CHRISTOPHER, Gentleman. 
 Born Feb. 27, i860, being the only son of the late Thomas 
 Borradaile Christopher, Esquire, Commander R.N., by his 
 wife Selina, dau. of Majoi William Conway Harpur, 8oth 
 Regt. Armorial bearings — Per chevron wavy azure and 
 erminois, a chart of Chesterfield's Inlet, between two estoiles 
 in chief argent and on a mount in base vert a beaver 
 passant proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, two arms embowed vested azure, the 
 hands proper, supporting an anchor erect sable, cable argent. 
 Motto — " Arte conservatus." 
 
 JOSEPH FELL CHRISTY, Esquire, J. P. for co. Hants. 
 Born July 11, 1825, being the sixth son of the late William 
 Miller Christy, by his wife Ann, dau. of John Fell of 
 Petkham. Armorial bearings — Or, on a saltire invected 
 sable, between four mullets pierced azure, a saltire ermine. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 a mount vert, thereon the stump of a holly tree sprouting 
 between four branches of fern, all proper. Motto — "Sic 
 viresco." Married, June 28, 1854, Lilias, dau. of James 
 Dowie of Chestnut Grove, Kingston ; and has /w«^— Edwin 
 Christy, Gentleman, Lieut. 8th Hussars, b. June 13, 1855, 
 d. in the Punjab; Amy Lilias; Mary Ethel \m., April 10, 
 1886, George John Scott, Esq., Captain i8th Hussars]; 
 Millicent \m. Ralph Patteson Cobbold]. Seat — Upton, 
 Alresford, Hants. 
 
 S RICHARD CHRISTY, Esquire, J.P. cos. Chester, 
 Lancaster, and Sussex, and D.L. for the lattt-r co. 
 Born May 23, 1819, being the fifth but eldest surviving son 
 of the late William Miller Christy, by his wife Ann, dau. of 
 John Pell of Peckham. Armorial bearing^— Or, a saltire 
 invected sable, between four mullets pierced sable, a saltire 
 ermine. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a mount vert, thereon the stump of a holly tree 
 sprouting between four branches of fern, all proper. Motto 
 — "Sic viresco." Married, Jan. 9, 1862, Alice, third dau. 
 of Henry Ashworth, Esq., j.P. , of Tlie Oaks, co. Lan- 
 caster; and has /watf— (i) William Miller Christy, Gentle- 
 
 man, M.A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law, b. Jan. 24, 
 1863 ; and (2) Henry Edmund Christy, Gentleman, b. May 
 19, 1865 \m., April 30, 1895, Ethel May Phipps, youngest 
 dau. of the late Admiral Sir G. Phipps Hornby, G.C.B., 
 of Little Green, Sussex, and has issue, Stephen Edmund 
 Fell Christy, Gentleman, b. April 26, 1896; and Basil Francis 
 Robert Christy, Gentleman, b. July 25, 1897]. Seat— 
 Watergate, Emsworth, Sussex. C/«*— Union. 
 
 Sir GEORGE HAYTER CHUBB, ist Baronet, of 
 Newlands, Chislehurst, Kent (1900), Knight Bachelor 
 (1885), a Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of 
 St. John of Jerusalem in England. Born Aug. 29, 1848, 
 being the second son of John Chubb, by his wife Priscilla, 
 dau. of Godwin Withers of Romsey, Hants. Armorial 
 bearings— Azure, a cross erminois between in the first and 
 fourth quarters a bezant, and in second and third quarters 
 a rose or, the escutcheon being charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion rampant azure, 
 supporting between its paws a bezant charged with a rose 
 gules, a key fesseways wards upwards or. Married, Dec. 
 29, 1870, Sarah Vanner, only dau. of Charles Early, P'sq., 
 of Witney, Oxfordshire, J.P. for co. Oxford ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Charles Archibald Chubb, Esq., b. Nov. 11, 1871 ; (2) 
 George Herbert Chubb, Esq., b. May 27, 1873; Ethelwyn 
 Early ; Helen Mary ; and Priscilla Frances Vanner. Seat 
 — Newlands, Chislehurst. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional. 
 
 CHURCH (R.L., 5 May 1869). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 argent, on a file gules, a chevron of the field, charged with 
 three roses of the second, barbed and seeded proper, 
 between as many greyhound's heads erased of the first 
 (Church); 2 and 3, sable, a lion rampant between four 
 mascles saltireways or (Philips). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crests— i. On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a passion cross gules, a pelican in her piety argent, the 
 wing charged with a rose also gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper (Church); 2. on a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant regardant sable, sem6 of pheons and holding 
 between the paws a mascle or (Philips). Motto — " Vulnera 
 ecclesiae liberorum vita." 
 
 Son of Rev. Samuel Phillips, Vicar of Llandewi with 
 Llangennith, Glamorganshire, w. Juliana Hicks, d. of 
 Sir Gerard Noel, Bart. : — 
 Rev. Samuel Church Church (formerly Phillips), b. 
 1836 ; m. i860, Mary Anne Bridges Evans, only child 
 of Rev. Benjamin Evans, Vicar of Llanstephan, Car- 
 marthenshire; and has issue — (i) Samuel Bridges Noel 
 Church, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; (2) John Church Church, 
 Gentleman, b. 1862 ; (3) Arthur Charles Gainsborough 
 Church, Gentleman, ^. 1866; (4) Francis William Church, 
 Gentleman,^. 1868; (5) Cyril Gerard Church, Gentleman, 
 b. 1871 ; Mary, Juliana and Elizabeth. Res. — St. Mary's 
 Cottage, Musbury, Axminster, East Devon. 
 
 CHURCHILL, quartered by CONYERS and 
 SPENCER. 
 
 CHURCHILL, see MARLBOROUGH. 
 
 CHARLES LENNARD CHUTE, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law (Inner Temple), of Sherborne St. John. 
 Born May 6, 1879, being the eldest son of the late 
 Chaloner WiUiam Chute, Esq., J. P., D.L., M.A. Oxford, 
 formerly Fellow of Magdalen Coll., Barrister-at-Law, by 
 his wife Eleanor Jane, second dau. of Wyndham Spencer 
 Portal, Esq., D.L., of Malshanger, Hants. Armorial 
 bearings- Quarterly i and 4, gules, three swords barways, 
 the points towards the dexter proper, pommels and hilts or 
 (for Chute) ; 2 and 3, ermine, three mullets, two and one 
 azure, pierced gules ; on a chief wavy sable, a dove regardant 
 proper (for Wiggett). Mantling gules and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in 
 armour, the hand in a gauntlet, grasping a broken sword in 
 bend sinister proper, pommel and hilt or (for Chute) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a griphon's head couped sable, 
 holding in the beak an ear of wheat proper, between two 
 wings argent, each charged with a mullet gules (for Wig- 
 gett). Motto— " Fortune de guerre." 5^^^- The Vyne, 
 near Basingstoke. Clubs — Union, Bachelors'. 
 
 The Rev. DEVEREUX WIGGETT CHUTE, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Sherborne St. John, Basingstoke. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Ara Dec. so, 1819. bring the second son of the Inte William 
 Lrd* WiRifett-amte. Esq., M.P. for Norfolk, J. P., and 
 HiKh Shrrifl 183a (who assumed by Royal Licence, 1827, 
 on suetretlinK to the estates of the Rev. 'Itiomas Vere 
 Cbute, the uddilional surname .ind arms of that family), 
 bgr his wife Martha, second dau. of Theophilus Kussell 
 Aadcworth of Cockley Cley Hall. Norfolk. Armorial 
 bMUiaca -Quarterly i and 4. gules, three swonis borways, 
 the p>mts towartts the dexter proper, pommels and hilts or 
 (for Chute) ; a and 3. ermine, three mullets, two and one azure, 
 p ie r ced gules ; on a chief wavy sable, a dove regardant 
 proper (kit W'iggett). Mantling gules and argent. Cresta 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in 
 armour, the hand in a gauntlet, grasping a broken sword 
 in bend sinister proper, pommel and hilt or (for Chute) ; 
 «. on a wreath of the colours, a griphon's head couped 
 sable, holding in the beak an ear of wheat proper, between 
 two wings argent, e.tch ch.irged with a mullet gules (for 
 Wigjjcit). Motto •' Fortune de guerre," Married, 1S68, 
 Mary Henrietta, dau. of Captain Hugh Hunter, R.N. ; by 
 whom he has /««/— Maud Llcanor; and Norah Madeleine. 
 /Vj/«i/ oi/i/rrw— Sherborne St. John, Basingstoke. 
 
 Thk Rkv. theophilus DACRE CHUTE. Clerk in 
 Holy Orders. Born June 10, 1853, being the fifth son of 
 the late William Lyde Wiggett-Chute. Esq.. J. P., High 
 Sheriff 183a, and M.P. for Norfolk, by his wife Martha, 
 second dau. of Theophilus Russell Buckworth of Cockley 
 Cley HaU. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 three swords barways, the points towards the dexter proper, 
 pommeb and hilts or (for Chute) ; 3 and 3. ermine, three 
 mullets, two and one arure, pierced gules ; on a chief wavy 
 sable, a dove regardant proper (for Wiggett). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter cubit arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet, 
 grasping a broken sword in bend sinister proper, pommel 
 and hilt or (for Chute) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a griphon's bead couped sable, holding in the beak an ear 
 of wheat proper, between two wings argent, each charged 
 with a mullet gules (for Wiggett). Motto — "Fortune de 
 guerre." — Residence — 
 
 SThe Right Honourable JOHN GEORGE 
 BARRY BINGHAM, Baron Clanmorris of New- 
 brook, in the county of Mayo, in the Peerage of 
 Ireland. Deputy-Lieutenant and J. P. for the cos. of 
 Galway and Down, late Lieutenant Rifle Brigade, and 
 Aide-de-Camp to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Born 
 August 37, 185a, being the eldest son of the fourth Baron, 
 by his wife Sarah Selina, fourth daughter of Burton Persse 
 of Moyode Castle, in the county of Galway. Creation — 
 July 31. 1800. C/tt^j— Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin), 
 County Galway, Ulster (Belfast), Ulster Yacht (Bangor). Ar- 
 morial bearings — He hears for Arms : Azure, a bend cotised 
 between six crosses patte or, impaling the arms of Ward, 
 namely azure, a cross patonce or. Above the escutcheon is 
 placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 Crest, a rock, thereon an eagle rising all proi>er. Suppor- 
 ters — Two lions proper. Motto — "Spes mea Christus." 
 Married, June 37, 1878, Matilda Catherine, only child of 
 Robert E, Ward, Esq., of Bangor Castle, in the co. of 
 Down ; and has Issue — (i) Arthur Maurice Robert Bing- 
 ham, Esq., commonly known as the Honourable Arthur 
 Maurice Robert Bingham, Lieut, sth Lancers, A.D.C. to 
 Gov. -Gen. of New Zealand, b. June 32, 1879 ; (a) John 
 Denis Yelverton Bingham, Esq.. commonly known as the 
 Honourable John Denis Yelverton Bingham. Lieut, isth 
 Hussars, b. Aug. 11, 1880; (3) Edward Barry Stewart 
 Bingham, Esq., commonly known as the Honourable 
 Edward Barry Stewart Bingham, Lieut, R.N., Commander 
 of the Torpedo Flotilla, Gibraltar, b. July 26, 1881 ; (4) 
 Hugh Terence de Burgh Bingham. Esq.. commonly known 
 as the Honourable Hugh Terence de Burgh Bingham. 
 *. Dec 31, 1885; (5) Henry Derrick Thomas Bingham, 
 Elsq., commonly known as the Honourable Henry Derrick 
 Thomas Bingham, b. Oct. 17, 1887, d. 1902 ; (6) George 
 Roderick Bentinck Bingham, Esq., commonly known as 
 the Honourable George Roderick Bentinck Bingham, b. 
 May 5, 1894 ; (7) Richard Gerald Ava Bingham, Esq., com- 
 monly called the Honourable Richard Gerald Ava Bingham ; 
 Harriette lerne Maude, commonly known as the Honour- 
 able Harriette lerne Maude; Emily Ina Florence, com- 
 monly known as the Honourable Emily Ina Florence ; 
 
 Eleanor Clare Alice, commonly known as the Honour- 
 able Eleanor (lure Alice. Seats— Crt^ Cliire, Ardrahan, 
 
 in the co. of Galway ; Newbrook, Ballyglass. in the co. 
 of Mayo ; Forifield. in the co. of Dublin. 
 
 CLAPTON (H. Coll.. Aug. 1879). Argent, on a 
 chevron between two bells in chief, and a horse's head 
 
 erased in base azure bridled or, three pairs of hands 
 coup>ed at the wrist, in saltire proper. Mantling azure 
 
 A is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bay 
 horse's head erased, bridled and charged with a quatrefoil 
 or, gorged with a chain also or, pendent therefrom a bell 
 azure. Motto — " Laudo et plaudo." 
 
 Sons of Jeremiah Clapton, Alderman of Stamford, 
 b. 1796; d. 1870; m. 1827, Sarah Harrington, d. of 
 Thomas Laxton : — 
 Edward Clapton, Gentleman, M.D. (Lond.), F.R.C.P. 
 (Lond.). F.R.C.S. (Eng.), F.L.S., F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., 
 b. 28 Apl. 1830; m. II Feb. 1862, Mary, d. of John 
 Churchill, Esq., J. P., of Wimbledon ; and has issue — Rev. 
 Edward Louis Churchill Clapton, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector of 
 Lee, Kent, b. 25 April 1863; \m. 1890, May Vivian, d. of 
 George William Keeling, Esq., J. P. ; and has issue- 
 Edward Vivian Clapton, b. 1892; Ethel May, m. 1891, 
 Rev. Edward Travers Clark, M.A.]. Res. — Towercroft, 
 Lee, Kent. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 William Clapton, Gentleman, F.R.C.S., b. 1833; m. 
 1862, Mary Jane, d. of Henry Hall of Wansford ; and has 
 issue— (i) Arthur Clapton, Gentleman (850 Munroe Street, 
 Chicago, U.S.A.), b. 1863; (2) Rev. Ernest Clapton, Vicar 
 of Stebbing, Essex, b. 1864 \m.. 1892, Margaret Jane, d. of 
 Robert Snaith Hichens ; and has issue — Arthur Clapton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1893; and John Clapton, Gentleman, b. 
 1895]; (3) William Clapton, Gentleman (Port Dalhousie, 
 Ontario, Canada), b. 1870. Res. — St. Stephen's Road, 
 Canterbury; 4 Queen Street Place, London, E.C. 
 
 Henry Clapton, Gentleman, b. 1838; m. 1866; and has 
 issue four daus. Res. — 8 Widcombe Crescent, Bath. 
 
 JOHN LEIGH CLARE, Gentleman. Bom, June 29, 
 1824, being the third son of William Clare of Liverpool, by 
 his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Ralph Leigh of Hindley Green, 
 Lanes. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevronel gules, 
 between two others azure, on a chief dancettte of the last a 
 goat's head erased between two crosses patonce or. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mill-rind fesseways or, a cock with wings expanded 
 gules. Motto — "Vigilante." Married, March 5, 1850, 
 Francisca Constancia de Carvalho, dau. of Thomaz Joz6 
 Duarte of Liverpool and Figueira da Foz, Portugal ; and 
 has Issue — (i) John Francis Leigh Clare, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 4, 1851 ; (2) Edward William Leigh Clare, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 28, 1855, d. Oct. 28, 1884; Constance Leigh ; 
 and Mabel Leigh. Residence — Hoylake, Birkenhead. 
 
 OCTAVIUS LEIGH LEIGH-CLARE, B.A. (Cantab.), 
 Barrister-at-Law, M.P. for Eccles Div. of Lanes. Born 
 July 6, 1841, being the son of William Clare of Hindley 
 House, Walton Breck, Lanes., by Elizabeth, dau. of Ralph 
 Leigh of Hindley, Lanes. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., 
 Dec. 30, 1846) — Argent, a chevronel gules, between two 
 chevronels azure, on a chief dancette of the last, a goat's 
 head erased between two crosses patonce or, and impaling 
 the arms of Wigan, namely vair, on a pile or, a mount vert, 
 thereon a mountain ash-tree proper. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mill-rind 
 fesseways or, thereon a cock with wings expanded gules. 
 Married, firstly, 1868, Harriet (d. 1885), dau. of William 
 Huson of Liverpool ; secondly, 1889, Jane Maria, dau. of 
 James Wigan of Mortlake, Surrey ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Reginald Leigh Leigh-Clare, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; (2) 
 Gerard Leigh Leigh-Clare, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (3) Harry 
 James Leigh Leigh-Clare, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (4) Cedric 
 Octavius Leigh Leigh-Clare, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; Eliza- 
 beth Muriel Leigh ; Amy Leigh ; Mary Elizabeth Leigh ; 
 Joan Leigh ; and Phyllis Nona Leigh. Residence — Hindley 
 Cottage, East Sheen, Surrey. Clubs — New University, 
 Carlton, St. Stephen's. 
 
 CLARENDON (U.O.). Or, on a bend cottised all 
 indented sable, three pairs of ostrich feathers in saltire 
 argent. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an ostrich feather barry argent and sable. 
 Motto — ' ' Amando servio." 
 
 Son of Frederick Villiers Clarendon, B.A. (Dub.), 
 Architect and C.E.,^. 1820; d. 1904; m, 1853, Mar- 
 garet Jane, d. of Rev. William Randal Slacke, B.A. 
 (Dub.), Rector of Newcastle, co. Down : — 
 Rev. Thomas William Clarendon, B.D. (Dub.), b. 1855; 
 m. 22 Apl. 1879, Lavinia, d. of Sir William Ewart, Bart., 
 M.P. ; and has issue — (i) William Randal Slacke 
 Clarendon, Gentleman, b. 1882; (2) Victor Frederick 
 
 Clarendon, Gentleman, b. 1887; and Dorothea Mary. Res. 
 — Magheralin Rectory, Lurgan. 
 
 Rev. Owen Samuel Edward Clarendon, B.D. (Dub.), b. 
 1872 ; m. 1901, Alice May, d. of George Wilkinson of 
 Lincoln ; and has issue— Audrey Patricia Villiers. Res. — 
 Craufurd Terrace, Maidenhead, Berks. 
 
 CLARK, 
 CLARK. 
 
 see GILCHRIST-CLARK and TOWERS- 
 
 CLARK, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 ANDREW CLARK. Gentleman, S.S.C, of Drum- 
 sheavera House, Leith, and Clark Lodge, Auchtermuchty. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Azure, a fesse chequy argent and 
 sable, between two boars' heads couped in chief of the 
 second and a crescent in base or, on a canton also of the 
 second, a chevron of the third between three lions rampant 
 gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Upon 
 a wreath of his liveries, a falcon rising proper. Motto— 
 " Honoreetvirtute." /'oj/.arf</.—2iBernardSt., Leith, N.B. 
 
 CHARLES STANLEY GORDON CLARK, Gentle- 
 man. Born , being the third son of the late Gordon 
 
 Wyatt Clark, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for co. Surrey, by his 
 wife Anna Maria, only dau. of Henry Welch of Brunswick 
 Square, Brighton. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 bend sable, cottised gules, between two pellets in chief and 
 as many annulets interlaced bendways in base of the second, 
 a plate between two swans of the field. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 pellets thereon a lark rising proper, gorged with a collar 
 gemel argent, and holding in the beak an ear of wheat 
 leaved and slipped or. Motto— " Be advised." Res.— 
 
 SCRAWFURD A. GORDON CLARK, Esquire, Major 
 King's Royal Rifles. Born March 2, 1864, being the 
 second son of the late Gordon Wyatt Clark, Esq., J.P. 
 and D.L. for co. Surrey, by his wife Anna Maria, only dau. 
 of Henry Welch of Brunswick Square, Brighton. Armorial 
 bearingis- Argent, on a bend sable, cottised gules, between 
 two pellets in chief and as many annulets interlaced bend- 
 ways in base of the second, a plate between two swans of 
 the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, two pellets thereon a lark rising 
 projier, gorged with a collar gemel argent, and holding in 
 the beak an ear of wheat leaved and slipped or. Motfis— 
 " Be advised." Married, April 30, 1897, H. L. A., dau. of 
 H. Cockerell, Esq., C.S. I. ; and has Issue — John Stanley 
 Clark, Gentleman, b. Jan. 31, 1903. Residence— <^Z Oakley 
 Street, Chelsea. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 S FREDERICK CLARK, Esquire, D.L. for co. 
 Hereford. Born March 4, 1837, being the second son 
 of Edward Clark, by his wife Maria, dau. of Charles Sparkes 
 
 of Harley Street, Cavendish Square, London, W. Livery— 
 Black. Armorial bearings— Party per pale or and argent, 
 on a bend engrailed plain cotised gules between four pellets. 
 
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 • roic between two swans close of the second ; and for his 
 Orwt. un a wrrath of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree 
 •radioiled and sprouting to the dexter, a lark rising proper, 
 ff^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^l^4 oa the braast with a rose gules, and holding in the 
 beak three ears of wheat slipped or. Aforried, 1870, Fanny 
 Fretlerica. daughter of the Reverend Prebendary Hubert 
 M I^tughlin. by Frwlenca his wife, commonly known as 
 the Honourable Fredericix, youngest child of Sir Edward 
 Croftun, tinni liironct, and sister of the Right Hon. Sir 
 Edward Crofton. second Baron Crofton ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Frederick Stewart Clark, Gentleman, born Sept 8, 1873; 
 (a) Mervyn Hanbury Lowther Clark, Gentleman, b. April 30, 
 i^ ; (3) St. George Rushout Clark. Gentleman, b. June 
 a8, 1888 ; Kathleen Frederica ; Au^sta Ida Crofton ; and 
 Dorothy Agnes Graham. tV«*j— Carlton, Boodle's. 
 
 HENRY HERBERT GORDON CLARK, Esquire. 
 j.P. CO. Surrey, M.A. Exeter College, Oxford. Bom 1861, 
 being the eldest son of Gordon Wyatt Clark, Esq., J.F. co. 
 Surrey, of Mickleham Hall (who d. 1897). by Anna Maria 
 (who d. 1891), only dau. of Henry Welch. Armorial 
 bearings Argent, on a bend sable, coitised gules, between 
 two pellets in chief and as many annulets interlaced bend- 
 ways in base of the second, a plate between two swans 
 of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a 
 wreath of the colours, two pellets, thereon a lark rising 
 proper, gorged with a collar gemelle ardent, and holding in 
 the beak an ear of wheat leaved and slipped or. Motto— 
 •• Be advised." Married, 1895, Helen Johanna, fourth dau. 
 of Nathaniel Tertius Lawrence ; and has with other Issue— 
 Henry Michael Gordon Clark, Gentleman, b. 1896. Seat— 
 Mickleham Hall, near Dorking. C/k* — United University. 
 
 JAMES JACKSON CLARK, Esquire, late Major 9th 
 Brigade North Irish Dragoons, and Hon. Lieut.-Col., 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Londonderry (High Sheriff 1875). 
 Bom April 6, 1845, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of James Johnston Clark, Esq., D.L. for the co. of 
 Londonderry, by his wife Frances, dau. of Robert Hall, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Tipperary, of Merton Hall. 
 Lively — Claret colour, with red piping. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Gules, three swords erect m pale proper, hilts and 
 pommels or, a canton argent charged with a trefoil vert. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out 
 of a mural crown an arm embowed in armour, the hand 
 holding a dagger all proper, charged with a trefoil vert. 
 Motto— " Virtute et labore." Married, Nov. 16, 1883, 
 Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Sir William Lenox-Con- 
 yngham, J. P. and D.L., co. Londonderry, of Springhill ; 
 and has Issue — (i) James Jackson Lenox-Conyngham 
 Clark, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. Sept. 26, 1884; (2) 
 Francis Hartley Hall Clark. Gentleman, b. June 22, 1886 ; 
 (3) Roland Arbuthnot Clark, Gentleman, Midshipman 
 li.N., b. July 15, 1888; and Eleanor Laura. Estate — 
 The Magliera Estate, county Londonderry. Postal add. 
 — I..argantogher, Maghera. Clnb — Kildare Street Dublin). 
 
 SSiR JOHN MAURICE CLARK, 2nd Baronet, J. P. 
 for the CO. of the city of Edinburgh, V.D.. Lieut.-Col. 
 Sth V.B. "The Royal Scots." Bom March 7, 1859, being 
 the eldest son of Sir Thomas Clark, ist Bart., by his wife 
 I^dy (Eliza Maule) Clark. Livery — Blue and gold. 
 Armorial bearings -- Azure, a fesse or between a castle 
 triple-towered argent, masoned sable, in chief and a cres- 
 cent of the second in base. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a battle-axe in pale 
 profjer. Motto — " In Deo sjDeravi." Married, June 3, 
 1885, Helen Marder, dau. of Rev. Henry M. Douglas, 
 Minister of the Free Church, Kirkcaldy; and has Issue — 
 (i) Thomas Clark, Esq., b. 1886 ; (2) Henry James Douglas 
 Clark, Esq., b. 1888; (3) John Maurice Clark, Esq., b. 
 1903 ; and Isabella Douglas. Residence — 14 Rothesay Place, 
 Edinburgh. C/u^— University (Edin.). 
 
 § THOMAS CLARK. Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Wilts, 
 and a retired Major, Wilts R. V. Born 1819, being the 
 eldest son of the late Thomas Clark, Esquire, of Bellefield, 
 by Sarah, dau. of the late William Perkins of Trowbridge. 
 Ai'iuorial bearings — Or, on a bend between two crosses 
 moline gules, three swans argent. Mantling gules and or ; 
 and for his Crest, up>on a wreath of the colours, a swan 
 argent, ducally gorged and with chain reflexed over the 
 back or, charged on the wings with an estoile gules, and 
 
 resting the dexter foot on a cross moline also gules. Mar- 
 ried, 1876, Dorcas, dau. of Samuel Pearce. Seat — Belle- 
 tield, Trowbridge. 
 
 CLARK (L.O., 1886). Azure, a fesse or, between a 
 castle triple towered argent, masoned sable windows and 
 portcullis gules in chief, and a crescent of the second 
 m base. Mantling azure doubled or. Crest-On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a battle-axe in pale proper. Motto — 
 " In Deo Speravi." 
 
 .Sons of Sir Thomas Clark, ist Bart. (28 Sept. 1886), 
 b. 1823; d. 1900; m. 1851, Eliza Maule, d. of Rev. 
 George Ramsay Davidson, D.D. : — 
 
 Sir John Maiu-ice Clark, and Bart. (^.i/. ) [Arms charged 
 with inescutcheon of Ulster as a Bart.]. 
 
 Thomas George Ramsay Davidson Clark, Esq., f'apt. 
 9th (Highland) V.B. Royal Scots [Arms as above, but 
 (rematric. 16 May 1901) the fesse engrailed. Crest (in 
 lieu of above) — A demi-lion rampant azure, holding in 
 his dexter paw a battle-axe proper], b. 10 Nov. 1868 ; m. 
 13 June 1894, Eliza, d. of late James Keburn ; and has issue — 
 Thomas George Clark, Gentleman , b. 1895 ; (2) Cecil Edward 
 Clark, Gentleman, b, 1899. Kes. — Ormidale, East Suffolk 
 Road, Edinburgh. Clubs — Northern, Union (Edinburgh). 
 
 CLARK (U.O.). Gules, three swords erect in pale 
 proper, hilts and pommels or, a canton argent charged 
 with a trefoil vert. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a mural crown an arm embowed in armour, the 
 hand holding a dagger all projjer, charged with a trefoil 
 vert. Motto— " Virtute et labore." 
 
 Sons of James Johnston Clark, Esq., of Largantogher 
 House, J.P., D.L., M.P. (High Sheriff co. London- 
 derry 1849), b. 1809; d. 1891 ; m. 1837, Frances, d. of 
 Robert Hall of Merton Hall, co. Tipperary : — 
 James Jackson Clark, Esq., of Largantogher (q.v.). 
 John, who assumed the surname of Hall. 
 Sir William Ovens Clark, Kt. Bach. (1903), Chief Justice 
 of the Chief Court, Punjab, b. 1849; m. 1885, Florence, d. 
 of R. Lawrie ; and has issue — 
 
 Res. — Kelwood, Woking ; Lahore, Punjab. Club — East 
 India United Service. 
 
 CLARK (H. Coll.). Purpure, three crosses moline or, on 
 a chief par pale of the last and argent, a lion passant gules. 
 Mantling purpure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a talbot statant sable, a cross flory or. 
 Son of Edwin Clark of Ellinthorp Hall, Borough bridge, 
 by Mary, d. of Hugh Stott, Surgeon, of Borough- 
 bridge : — 
 Edwin Charles Clark, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, LL.D. 
 and Regius Professor of Civil Law in the University of 
 Cambridge [Arms as above, impaled by the arms of 
 his office as Regius Professor of Law], b. 1835 ; m. 1865, 
 Mary Ann, d. of James Kitson of Elmete Hall, Leeds; 
 and has issue — (i) Edwin Kitson, Gentleman, b. 1866 [m. 
 1897; and has issue — (i) Edwin Bidder Chirk, Gentleman, 
 b. 1899 ; (2) George Sydney Roberts Kitson Clark, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1900]. Res. — Newnham House, Cambridge. 
 Club — Royal Societies. 
 
 CLARK of Speddoch (L.O., 1824). Sable, a mullet 
 pierced or, withm a bordure of the last, charged with 
 three cross crosslets fitch^e of the first. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, within a 
 serp>ent in circle, an estoile of the arms. Motto — " Animo 
 et scientia." 
 
 Second but only surv. son of John Gilchrist Clark, 
 Esq., of Speddoch, M.A., J. P., Advocate, b. 1830; 
 d. 1881 ; m. 1859, Matilda Caroline, d. of William 
 Henry Fox Talbot of Lacock Abbey, Wilts : — 
 Rev. William Gilchrist Clark-Maxwell, M.A., F.S.A., 
 Vicar of Clunbury (assumed the name of Maxwell, 1897), 
 b. 1865 ; m. 1896, Harriet Alice, d. of Rev. William Selwyn, 
 Vicar of Bromfield ; and has issue — (i) George Selwyn 
 Clark- Maxwell, Gentleman, b. 1900; (2) John Noel Clark- 
 Maxwell, Gentleman, ^ 1903; and Katharine Mary. Seat — 
 Carruchan, Kirkcudbright. Res. — The Vicarage, Clunbury, 
 Aston-on-Clun, Salop. Club— Oxior A and Cambridge. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM JAMES CLARK- KENNEDY, 
 Esquire. Bom 1875, being the eldest son of the late 
 Alexander William Maxwell Clark- Kennedy, Esq., J. P. 
 
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 and D.L., of Knockgray, late Capt. Coldstream Guards, 
 F.S.A., F. R.G.S., F.L.S. , by his wife Hon. Lattice Lucy 
 Hewitt, dau. of James, fourth Viscount Lifford. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, a chevron gules, between three 
 cross crosslets fitch(§e sable, in chief a fleur-de-lis of the 
 second ; and as an honourable augmentation (granted to 
 Sir Alexander Clark-Kennedy in commemoration of his 
 having, when in command of the centre squadron of the 
 Royal Dragoons at the Battle of Waterloo, captured the 
 eagle and colours of the losth Regt. of Infantry with his 
 own hand), on a canton ermine, the eagle and colours of 
 the losth Regt. and a sword crossed proper, and alxave them 
 the word "Waterloo." Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-man in the 
 uniform of the Royal Dragoons, holding in his dexter hand 
 a sword, and sinister a French eagle all proper; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a dolphin naiant proper. Motto — 
 " Avise la fin." Seat — Knockgray, Carsphairn, co. Kirk- 
 cudbright, N.B. 
 
 CLARKE, see GRAHAM-CLARKE, and THORN- 
 HILL. 
 
 CLARKE, quartered by LANE. 
 
 ALEXANDER FELIX CLARKE, Gentleman, Banker 
 in St. Petersburg. Born May 14, 1821, being the eldest 
 son of the late Felix Clarke, by Dorothea, his wife, dau. of 
 Gen. Peter Van rier Vliet. Livery Da.v'k blue, with blue 
 and yellow striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings —Argent , 
 
 on a bend nebuly gules, between four pellets, a fountain 
 proper, between two swans of the first. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a swan argent, charged on the body with two pellets 
 fesscways, holding in the beak an ostrich feather or. 
 Motto -"Si bene facias nil metuas." Married, April 
 30, 1852, Sophia, dau. of J. Outine ; and has Issue (\) 
 Alexander Felix Clarke, Gentleman, b. Dec. 11, 1853 ; (2) 
 Frerierick Seymour Clarke, Gentleman, Diplomatic Service, 
 b. June 18, 1855 ; and Sophie Alice \m. Edward Master- 
 man]. Res. 38 English Quay, St. Petersburg, Russia. 
 
 FRANK CLARKE, Gentleman. Born August 20, 1855, 
 being the second son of the late Thomas Clarke of The 
 Elms, CO. Derby, by his wife Sarah Elizabeth, only child 
 
 of Edward Ramsbottom of Liverpool. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a saltire engrailed erminois between two fleurs- 
 de-lis in pale and as many horses' heads couped in fesse 
 argent. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a heraldic tiger's head 
 erased sable, maned or, gorged with a collar gemel argent, 
 two fleurs-de-lis also argent. Motto — " Vincit {jui patitur." 
 Married Mary, daughter of Thomas Stockham of New- 
 port, CO. Monmouth. Residence — 
 
 S GEORGE JACKSON CLARKE, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Antrim. Born , being the son of 
 
 the late George Clarke, by Mary Jackson. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a bend between two crosses pat6e 
 fitch^e or, a torteau between two trefoils slipped vert. 
 Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar's head erased sable, transfixed through 
 the jaws with a broken spear proper. Motto — " Non eget 
 jaculis." Married, 1827, Ellen, youngest dau. of the late 
 Robert Mercer ; and by her, who died 1886, has, with other 
 surviving /w«e — Robert Clarke, Esquire, Lieut. -Col., late of 
 the 7th Dragoon Guards, b. 1842 [;«., 1876, Sarah Louisa 
 Cavendish, youngest dau. of Major Roger Palmer of Car- 
 rowmore, co. Mayo]. Seat — The Steeple, Antrim, Ireland. 
 
 The Late JOHN CREEMER CLARKE, Esq.. J. P. 
 for Berkshire, and for Abingdon, Mayor of Abingdon 
 1870, and M.P. for Abingdon 1874 to 1885. Born 1821, 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert Clarke of St. 
 Giles's-in-the-Wood, Devon, by Graciana, dau. of the late 
 John Creemer of Exbourne, Devon. Armoiial bear- 
 ings — Vert, on a bend ermine, cotised or, between three 
 crosses pat^e argent, as many swans of the third. Mant- 
 ling vert and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a mount overgrown with clover, a lark 
 rising proper, charged on the breast with a cross pat6e 
 argent, and holding in the beak an ear of wheat or. 
 Married, ist, 1845, Anna Maria, dau. of John Avis, 
 Esq., of Minehead, Somerset (she died 1848); 2nd, 1849, 
 Elizabeth, dau. of John Joyce, Esq., of Timberscombe, 
 Somerset ; and has by the former, with other Issue— ]o\\n 
 Heber Clarke, Gentleman (of Fitzharris House, Abingdon), 
 J. P. for Abingdon (Mayor 1884-85), b. 1846 Un., 1871, 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Badcock, and has issue]. Seat — 
 Waste Court, Abingdon. C/«3j— Reform, Devonshire. 
 
 Sir RUPERT turner HAVELOCK CLARKE. 2nd 
 Baronet, of Rupertswood, Victoria (1882). Born March 16, 
 
 i86<; being the eldest son of the late Sir William Johr^ 
 Clarke Bart., LL.D., Member of the Legislative Council 
 of vYctofil by his first wife Mary, dau. of the Hon. John 
 Walker Member of the Legislative and Executive Council 
 
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 of TMmtnia. AnnorUl beartag*— Or, two bars azure, 
 between four eacallops. thr(« in chief and one in base gules, 
 two Haunches of the last, the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. M a n tl in g azure and or. 
 Ol«sl On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet proper, grasp- 
 ing an arrow in bend sinister or. flighted ardent, three 
 escallop also or. Motto "Signum (^uterens in vellere," 
 S*at Kupertswood. co. Bourke, Victona. 
 
 H THOMAS CLARKE. Esquire, one of Her Majesty's 
 O Lieutenants for the City of I^ndon, Honorary Colonel 
 ath Volunteer Battalion Essex Regiment, Sheriff of I^ndon 
 and Middlesex, 1885, 1886. Horn 1843, being the son of 
 Henry Clarke of Holbeach, in the county of Lincoln. 
 ArmorijU boarlnga— He be:irs for Arms : Gules, a saltire 
 invected plain cotiscd or, between three horses' heads 
 couped one in chief and two in fesse enuinois. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet l>efittiiig his degree, with a 
 maniling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a horse's head couped erminois, a 
 spur erect leathered gules; with the Motto, " Fortis in 
 arduis." Married, 1873, daughter of John 
 
 Charles M ' Donald. Postal address — 
 
 THOMAS CLARKE, Gentleman. Bom May 5, 1845, 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Clarke of The 
 Elms. CO. Derby, by his wife Sarah Elizabeth, only child 
 of Edward Ramsbottom of Liverpool. Armorial bear- 
 la^ — Gules, a saltire engrailed erminois, between two 
 fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many horses' heads couped in 
 fesse argent, and impaling the arms of Disney, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, argent, on a fesse gules, three fleurs-de-lis 
 or, on a canton of the second a cross pat6e fitch^e of the 
 third (for Disney) ; a and 3 or, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween three leopards' faces jessant-de-lis gules, as many 
 bezants (for Cathrow). Mantling gules and or; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 heraldic tiger's head erased sable, maned or, gorged with 
 "a collar gemel argent, two fleurs-de-lis also argent. Motto 
 — " Vincit qui patitur." Married, May 10, 1876, Frederica 
 Eliza, only daughter of Henry Cathrow-Disney ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Thomas Henry Cathrow Clarke, Gentleman, d. 
 Oct. 16. 1878 ; (2) Reginald Clarke, Gentleman, 6. Feb. 
 17, d. March 5, 1882 ; (3) Frederick Fitzroy Clarke, Gentle- 
 man, i. Nov. 2, 1889; (4) Cyril Charles Clarke, Gentleman, 
 i. July II, 1891 ; (5) James Francis Cathrow Clarke, Gentle- 
 man, 6. March 18, 1895 ; Frederica Muriel ; Winifred 
 Houghton ; Enid Ethel Fuller ; Emily Gwendoline ; May 
 Cressey ; Helen Kathleen ; and Phyllis Disney. Seat — 
 Masson House, Matlock Rath, co. Derby. Clubs— Con- 
 servative (Derby), Conservative (Matlock). 
 
 CLARKE (H. Coll.). Vert, on abend ermine, cotised 
 or, between three crosses pat6e argent, as many swans of 
 the third. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a mount overgrown with clover, 
 a lark rising proper, charged on the breast with a cross 
 pat^e argent, and holding in the beak an ear of wheat or. 
 Sons of John Heber Clarke, Esq. , of Fitzharris House, 
 Abingdon, J.P. for Berks and Abingdon (Mayor 1884- 
 8s), b. 1846 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1871, Elizabeth, d. of Richard 
 Badcock : — 
 Heber Noel Clarke, Gentleman. B. A., M.B., B.C. (Can- 
 tab.), b. 1872. Res. — Cogger's Hall, Lamberhurst, Kent. 
 
 Robert Joyce Clarke, Gentleman, b. 1874. Res. — Boars' 
 Hill, Oxford. 
 
 John Creemer Clarke, Gentleman, b. 1875. Res. — Boar's 
 Hill, Oxford. 
 
 Yr. sons of John Creemer Clarke, Esq., J.P. Berks 
 
 and for Abingdon (Mayor 1870), M.P. for Abingdon 
 
 1874 to 1885 ; m. ist, 1845, Anna Maria (d. 1848,) d. of 
 
 John Avis of Minehead, Somerset ; 2nd, 1849, Elizabeth, 
 
 d. of John Joyce of Timberscombe, Somerset : — 
 
 Harry Thomas Clarke, Gentleman, b. 1856; m. 1885, 
 
 Elizabeth, d. of John Joyce of Bardon, Somerset ; and has 
 
 issue— (i) Lawrence Joyce Clarke, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (2) 
 
 John Joyce Clarke, Gentleman,^. 1889; (3) Harold Joyce 
 
 Clarke, Gentleman, b. 1892; (4) Thomas Joyce Clarke, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1902. ^«.— Holly Bank, Wootton, Oxon. 
 
 Cecil Clarke, Gentleman b. ; m. ; and has issue 
 — (i) Paul Creemer Clarke, Gentleman, *. ; (2) Edward 
 
 Joyce Clarke, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Discove House, 
 Benton, Somerset 
 
 CLARKE-THORNHILL (R.L., H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, gules, two bars gemelles and a chief argent 
 (Thornhill, temfi. Edw. HI.); a and 3, or, a cross raguly be- 
 tween four trefoils vert, a crescent for difference (Clarke). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, the bust of a woman proper, vested gules, fim- 
 briated or, crined and ducally crowned also or, issuant from 
 the crown five thorn-leaves vert (Thornhill) ; a. on awreath 
 of the colours, a peacock's head erased proper, in the beak 
 a trefoil slipped vert, a crescent for difference (Clarke). 
 
 Sons of William Capel Clarke-Thornhill (formerly, 
 
 Clarke), Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Northants, of Swakes- 
 
 leys, Middx.,of FixbyHall, Yorks.,andofRushton Hall, 
 
 Northants, formerly Capt. 23rd Welsh Fus., b. 1832 ; 
 
 d. 1898 ; m. 1855, Clara, eld. d. and coh. of Thomas 
 
 Thornhill of Fixby Hall. Yorks. :— 
 
 Thomas Bryan Clarke-Thornhill, Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., 
 
 Sec. Diplomatic Service, b. 1857. Seats — Rushton Hall, 
 
 Kettering ; Fixby Hall, Huddersfield. C/«*j— Arthur's, 
 
 Travellers', St. James's. 
 
 Randolph Clarke-Thornhill, Gentleman, b. 1863. Seats — 
 Swakeleys, Middlesex ; Binhani, Norfolk. 
 
 ALBERT CHARLES CLAUSON. Gentleman, M.A. 
 Oxon., Barrister-at-Law Lincoln's Inn. Born Jan. 14, 1870, 
 being the younger son of the late Charles Clauson, Knight 
 of the Orders of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus and of the 
 Crown of Italy, by Julia Burton his wife, dau. of the late 
 John Wall Buckley, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders. Club— 
 United University. Armorial bearingfs— He bears for 
 Arms : Barry of four per pale sable and or, counterchanged, 
 three bendlets argent within two flaunches ermine, in chief 
 a crescent of the third for difference. Above the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, upon a M a n t lin g 
 sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mullet of ten points encircled by an annulet or, 
 between two wings sable, the dexter charged with three 
 bendlets and the sinister with as many bendlets in siniiter 
 argent. Motto — " Speset fides." Married — Dec. 15, 1902, 
 Kate, dau. of James Thomas Hopwood, of Lincoln's Inn. 
 Barrister-at-Law, and widow of Lucas Thomasson, of 
 Hawkshead House, North Mymms, Herts. Postal ad- 
 dresses — 8 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. ; 12 Cumber- 
 land Mansions, Upper George Street, W. ; Hawkshead 
 House, Hatfield, Herts. Club — United University. 
 
 SJOHN EUGENE CLAUSON, Esquire, C.M.G. 
 Major Royal Eng., Sec. to Colonial Defence Com- 
 
 mittee, B. A. , Student of the Inner Temple. Born November 
 13, 1866, being the elder son of the late Charles Clauson, 
 Knight of the Orders of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus and 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 of the Crown of Italy, by Julia Burton his wife, dau. of the 
 late John Wall Buckley, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Barry of four 
 per pale sable and or, counterchanged, three bendlets 
 argent, within two flaunches ermine, impaling the arms 
 of Makins, namely argent, on a fesse embattled counter- 
 embattled gules, between in chief two falcons proper belled 
 or and in base a lion's face of the second, an annulet 
 or between two bezants. Above the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, upon a Mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 mullet of ten points encircled by an annulet or, between 
 two wings sable, the dexter charged with three bendlets 
 and the sinister with as many bendlets in sinister argent ; 
 with the Motto, " Spes et fides." Married, July 23, 
 1890, Mary Elisabeth, eldest dau. of Col. Sir William 
 Thomas Makins, Bart., DL., late Mem. of Parliament for 
 the Walthamstow Division of Essex ; and has Issue— {\) 
 Gerard Leslie Makins Clauson, Gentleman, b. April 28, 
 1891 ; (2) Philip Anthony Clauson, Gentleman, b. May 4,' 
 1899 ; (3) Miles John Clauson, Gentleman, b. 1902. Postal 
 add.— 2 Whitehall Gardens, S. W. , and 44 Stanhope Gardens, 
 Queen's Gate, S. W. Clubs - Army and Navy, Savage. 
 
 CLAVERING, borne upon an escutcheon of pretence bv 
 CAMPBELL. ' 
 
 CLAVERING, see NAPIER-CLAVERING. 
 
 CLAXTON, quartered by SALVIN and CONYERS. 
 
 CLAY, quartered by KER-SEYMER. 
 
 ALFRED CLAY, Esquire, J. P. for co. Derby, of Darley 
 Hall, Matlock. Born March 20, 1842, being the second 
 son of the late Joseph Travis Clay, Gentleman, of Ras- 
 trick, in the county of York, by his' wife Jane, eldest dau. 
 of Isaac Whitwell of Kendal. Armorial bearings— Ar- 
 gent, gutt^e-de-poix, on a chevron engrailed between three 
 trefoils slipped sable, a rose between two martlets argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an annulet 
 sable surmounted by a martlet argent, between two wings also 
 argent, gutt6e-de-poix, each wing charged with three trefoils 
 or and two sable. Married, July 23, 1885, Harriett, dau. of 
 Thomas Frederick Hutchinson of The Groves, Isle of Man. 
 
 ARTHUR TRAVIS CLAY, Esquire, J.P. for East 
 Ridmg, CO. York, of Holly Bank, Rastrick, co. York. 
 Bor?i Sept. 6, 1845, being the third son of the late Joseph 
 Travis Clay, Gentleman, of Rastrick, co. York, by his 
 wife Jane, eldest daughter of Isaac Whitwell of Kendal. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, gutt^e-de-poix, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three trefoils slipped sable, a rose 
 between two martlets argent. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an annulet sable surmounted by a 
 martlet argent, between two wings also urgent gutt6e-de- 
 poix, each wing charged with three trefoils one and two 
 sable. Married, February 21, 1875, Edith Beaumont, 
 daughter of B. H. Bates of Liverpool (she died August 24, 
 1889); and has had Issue— {\) Hugh Travis Clay, Gentle- 
 man, born April 19, 1876 ; (2) Percival Travis Clay, Gentle- 
 man, born May 6, 1881 ; (3) Wilfred Travis Clay, Gentleman, 
 born June 25, 1882 ; (4) Guy Travis Clay, Gentleman, born 
 and died January 18, 1885 ; and Marjorie Beaumont. 
 
 CHARLES JOHN CLAY, Esquire, J.P. co. Cam- 
 bridge, and for the borough of Cambridge, M.A. (Cantab). 
 Bom July 2, 1827, being the eldest son of the late Richard 
 Clay of Avenue House, Muswell Hill, Hornsey, by his wife 
 Susan, dau. of Robert Painter of Cambridge. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a bend dovetail between a book in chief 
 and two mascles in base all azure. Mantling nzure and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 rock proper, a pheon azure, in front thereof a key fesse- 
 ways ward upwards and to the sinister of the last. Motto 
 —"Propositi tenax." Married, Aug. 16, 1854, Emily 
 Jane, fourth dau. of William Eady of Campsbourne, 
 Hornsey, Middlesex; and has Issue-{i) John Clay, 
 Gentlen-.an, b. Jan. 25, 1858 ; (2) Charles Felix Clay, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. s, 1861 ; Mary Aimfe ; Marian Emily ; and 
 Alice. .ff«j.— West House, Cambridge. C/k^j— Cambridge 
 County (Cambridge), University Carlton (Cambridge). 
 
 S HENRY CLAY. Esquire, M.A., J.P. and D.L. Bom 
 1825, being the eldest son of the late Henry Clay, Esq. , 
 
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 J.P. for cos. Derby and Stafford, by his wiJe Elizabeth, 
 second dau. of John Leigh. Livery~\ir^h, yellow waist- 
 
 hefw..n'^'*'^.*,®^'^^^~'^''e^"t' ^ chevron indented 
 betxveen hree trefoils slipped, in the centre chief point 
 a wmg all sable. MantUng sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of two wings argent 
 sem6e of trefoils slipped sable, a mount vert, and thereon 
 
 two estoiles gules. Motto -" Clarior virtus honoribus." 
 Married, 1863, Mary Louisa, second dau. of Henry 
 Boden of Ednaston, co. Derby; and Yias, Issue — (i) Henry 
 Hastings Clay. Esq., Capt. Monmouth Militia, J.P. and 
 D.L. for Monmouth. High Sheriff co. Monmouth 1895. 
 b. 1864 \jn., Feb. 4, 1891, Mabel Millicent, second dau. 
 of Charles Henry Williams of Roath Court, Cardiff; and 
 has issue— Henry Charles Hastings Clay. Gentleman, b. 
 189^ ; Richard Leigh Clay, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; Mabel 
 Edith Mary, and Phillis Irene]; (2) Charles Leigh Clay, 
 Gentleman, M.A. New College, Oxford, b. 1866 \_m., Feb. 
 1897. Margaret, dau. of John Press of The Avenue. Clifton, 
 and has issue — John Charles Clay, Gentleman, b. 1898] ; 
 and Edith Louisa. Seat — Piercefield Park, Chepstow. 
 CO. Monmouth. Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM CLAY. Esquire. F.S.A., of Rastrick, 
 Justice of the Peace for the West Riding of the county 
 of York. Born February 13, 1838, being the eldest son 
 of the late Joseph Travis Clay of Rastrick, in the county 
 of York, by his wife Jane, eldest daughter of Isaac Whitwell 
 of Kendal. Armorial bearings — He bears for Anns : 
 Argent, gutt6e-de-poix, on a chevron engrailed between 
 three trefoils shpped sable, a rose between three martlets 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an annulet sable surmounted by a martlet argent, between 
 two wings also argent, guttle de-poix, each wing charged 
 with three trefoils one and two sable. Married, April 4, 
 1878, Alice Caroline, daughter of Henry Pilleau ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Lionel Pilleau Clay, Gentleman, born March 11, 
 1880 ; (2) Charles Travis Clay, Gentleman, born July 30, 1885. 
 
 ALFRED CLAYFIELD-IRELAND, Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Somerset. Bom 1851, being the fifth but second surviving 
 son of the late James Ireland Clayfield (assumed by 
 Royal Licence in 1827, in compliance with an injunction 
 contained in the will of his maternal grandfather, the sur- 
 name and arms of Ireland in addition to his patronymic 
 and paternal arms), by his wife Letitia, dau. (and ulti- 
 
 ia tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 owtely, upon the death without issue in 1883 of her brother, 
 Colonel James Prtaulx. co heiress) of 'I'hom.is Priaulx of 
 Montville House. CJuernsey. Armorial bearings -Quar- 
 terly. I and 4. gules, three ileurs-do-lis argent, each charged 
 with a goutte-de-sang, on a chief indented of the second, a 
 Uon passant of the field between two tortcaux (for Ireland) ; 
 a and 3, vert, guttte-d'or, three garbs erminois, banded 
 guks {for Cliiyfield). Seat — Brislinij^on Hall, near Bristol. 
 
 ARTHUR CLAYFIELl>IRELAND, Esquire. J. P. 
 CO. Devon. Bom 1838, being the third but eldest surviving 
 son of the ktte James Ireland Claytield (who assumed by 
 Royal Licence m 1827, in compliance with an injunction 
 conl.iined in the will of his maternal grandfather, the sur- 
 name and arms of Ireland in addition to his patronymic 
 and |>aternal arms, by his wife Letitia, dau. (and ultimately, 
 u)K>n the death without issue in 1883 of her brother, Colonel 
 
 {ames Priaulx, co-heiress) of Thomas lYiaulx of Montville 
 louse, Guernsey. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i and 4, 
 gules, three fleurs-de-lis argent, each charged with a goutte- 
 de-sang, on a chief indented of the second, a lion passant 
 of the field lietween two torteaux (for Ireland) ; 2 and 3, 
 vert, gutt^e-dor, three garbs erminois, handed gules (for 
 Clayfield). Married, 1880, Mary Ann Emily, dau. of 
 Captain William Pitman, R.N. Seat — Dowrich House 
 Sandford, North Devon. 
 
 DENNIS CLAYFIELD-IRELAND. Gentleman. M.A 
 (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn, late scholar of 
 New College, Oxford. Bom 1857, being the sixth but third 
 surviving son of the late James Ireland Clayfield (who 
 assumed by Royal Licence in 1827, in compliance with 
 an injuncti on contained in the will of his maternal grand- 
 father, the surname and arms of Ireland in addition to his 
 Stronymic and paternal arms), by his wife Letitia, dau. 
 id ultimately, upon the death without issue in 1883 of 
 her brother. Colonel James Priaulx. co-heiress) of Thomas 
 Priaulx of Montville House, Guernsey. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly, i and 4, gules, three fleurs-de-lis argent. 
 each charged with a goutte-de-sang. on a chief indented of 
 the second, a lion passant of the field between two torteaux 
 (for Ireland) ; 2 and 3, vert, giitt^e-d'or, three garbs 
 erminois, lianded gules (for Clayfield). Postal address — 
 49 Cheyne Court, Chelsea. 
 
 CLAYHILLS OF INVERGOWRIE. Arms: Parted 
 per bend sanguine and vert two greyhounds courant bend 
 
 and upon a wreath of the liveries is set for Oreit, an arm 
 holding an imperial crown proper ; and in an escroll over 
 the same, this Motto, " Corde ct animo." Matriculated 
 in Lyon Office prior to 1672. 
 
 [Lieutenant Serge Clayhills 0/ the Lithuanian Kegiment 
 of Life Guards, Warsaw, is a cadet of this family, and sub' 
 ject to a rematriculation in Lyon Office would be entitled to 
 the foregoing arms with such difference as the Lyon King of 
 Arms might decide. Hotoever, he has not yet matriculatea. 
 The Russian branch of the family has been settled in that 
 country since 1645, in the reign of Ctar Alieksieg Michailo- 
 witch ; and this branch of the family no70 bears for Arms 
 per f esse asure and argent, on a fesse of the last, two grey- 
 hounds courant to the dexter sable, in chief a crescent between 
 two mullets of six points or. Various modifications of these 
 arms have been used, but the crest, a demi-greyhound sable 
 collared or, has remained unaltered since at least 1525. A 
 distinguished member of the Russian family is General 
 Clayhills, presently Prefect of St. Petersburg.] 
 
 S GEORGE DAVID CLAYHILLS-HENDERSON, 
 Esquire, of Invergowrie, co. Forfar, Capt. R.N., 
 D.L. and J. P. for co. of Forfar, and J. P. for co. of city of 
 Dundee. Born Dec. i, 1832, being the second but eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late George Dunbar Clayhills. originally of 
 the R. N. . but afterwards Capt. Hon. East India Co.'s Bom- 
 bay Fusiliers, by his wife Frances, dau. of Thomas Beckett of 
 Thornton-le-Moor, Yorkshire. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 
 ways argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting the degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 
 terly, 1. parted per bend sanguine and vert, two grey- 
 hounds courant bendways argent (for Clayhills) ; 2. argent, 
 a chief gules (for Menzies) ; 3. azure, three mullets argent, 
 in the centre a cross of the second, surmounted of a 
 saltire gules (for Murray of Ochtertyre) ; 4. argent, three 
 piles issuing from the dexter s.ible, on a chief ermine a 
 crescent gules. I»etween two mullets or, in a canton azure, 
 on a chevron between three niascles or, a boar's head erased 
 of the field, in the middle chief a fleur-de-lis of the second 
 (for Henderson, the canton denoting the descent from Kin- 
 loch of Gourdie), and impaling the arms of Warren, namely 
 argent, a fesse chequy or and azure, between three talbots 
 passant prof)er. Mantling sanguine, doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a hand holding 
 an imperial crown proper. Motto — "Corde et animo." 
 Married, 1867, Catherine Rose. dau. of Sir John Borlase 
 Warren, fourth Bart. Estates — Invergowrie, Dundee, 
 Forfarshire; Hallyards, Meigle, Perthshire; Thornton-le- 
 Moor, Yorkshire. Postal address — Invergowrie House, 
 near Dundee, N.B. Clubs — Naval and Military, Cale- 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 donian, United Service, Conservative (Edinburgh), Eastern 
 (Dundee), County (Perth). 
 
 CLAYTON, see BROWNE-CLAYTON. 
 
 FITZROY AUGUSTUS TALBOT CLAYTON, Es- 
 quire, Lieutenant-Colonel late Grenadier 
 (/riaWtnn ^"^rds, J.P. co. Berks. Born March 28, 
 Vj^4U^VUli J833, being the eldest son of the Reverend 
 Augustus Clayton, ty his wife Georgiana 
 Elizabeth, daughter of the Very Reverend and commonly 
 known as the Honourable Charles 'Talbot, Dean of Salis- 
 bury. Lively — Full dress : white and orange, with blue 
 and orange lace. Armorial bearings— Argent, a cross 
 sable between four pellets, and impaling the arms of Taylour, 
 namely ermine, on a chief gules, a fleur-de-lis between two 
 boars' heads erect or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a manthng sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a leopard's 
 gamb erased argent, holding a pellet. Married, April 4, 
 1872, Isabel, commonly known as Lady Isabel, third dau. 
 of the Most Hon. the Marquess of Headfort ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Harold Dudley Clayton, Gentleman, b. 1878; (2) Lionel 
 Arthur Clayton, Gentleman, b. 1879 ; (3) Cecil Talbot Eraser 
 Clayton, Gentleman, Lieut, late Grenadier Guards, b 
 Aug 12, 1880. j5j/a/^— Fyfield House. Postal address— 
 Fyfield House, Maidenhead, Berks. C/w^— Carlton. 
 
 S RICHARD DIGBY CLEASBY, Esquire, B.A. (Can- 
 tab.), Barrister-at-Law, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 
 1890. Born 1838, being, the eldest son of the late Sir 
 Anthony Cleasby, one of the Barons of the Exchequer 
 1868-78, by his wife Lucy Susan, youngest dau. of Walter 
 Fawkes of Farnley, sometime M. P. for co. York. Armorial 
 bearings— Ermine, a lion passant in bend azure between 
 two bendlets gules, on a chief azure three lozenges or. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a demi-Hon 
 regardant argent, gorged with a collar azure, charged with 
 three lozenges as in the arms, holding between the paws an 
 escutcheon gules, thereon a whelk argent. Motto — " Fide 
 sed cui vide." Married, 1870, Edith Anne, third dau. of 
 Ed. Arkwright of Hatton, co. Warwick. 5sa^— Penoyre, 
 Brecon. Residence — 9 Portman Square, W. 
 
 S HARRY CLEGG, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 county of Anglesey, and High Sheriff 1892, 1893, Justice 
 
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 of Lancashire^ by his wife Mary Ann, daughter o» Joseph 
 Rowland of Oldham. a«*.f-Union (Manchester), Albion 
 (Uldham). /.jw/y— Claret coat piped red, scarlet waist- 
 coat, silver buttons, buckskin breeches and top boots. 
 Armorial bearings- He bears for Arms : Per pale nebuly 
 pies and sable, a cross crosslet crossed argent between 
 four lozenges of the last, each charged with an acorn shpped 
 and leaved, those on the dexter of the first, and those on 
 the smister of the second ; and for the Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, m front of a demi-lion per fesse nebuly 
 argent and gules, holding in the de.xter paw a cross crosslet 
 crossed sable, three acorns erect and fesseways slipped and 
 leaved proper. Motto-" In veritate triumpho." Married 
 hrstly , Sarah Maria, daughter of John Chadwick of Reddish, 
 Stockport, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the counties of Lancashire and Cheshire: secondly Rebecca 
 eldest daughter of Joseph Sills of Orsett ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Alfred Rowland Clegg, Gentleman, J.P. Cheshire, b 
 Dec. 22, 1872; (2) Humphrey Nichols Mavesin Clegg, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Hussars, b. Aug. 23, 1882; (3) John 
 Harry Kay Clegg, Gentleman, R.N., b. July 24, 1884- 
 Quenelda Mary \m. Charles J. Williamson of Liverpool] • 
 Edith Winifred \tn. Rev. H. Morgan] ; Dorothy Vernon 
 \in. Major J. A. Turnir] ; and Beatrice Margery \m.. Capt. 
 Bramston Newman]. Estates— VXas Llanfair, in county 
 of Anglesey ; and Cow Hill, Oldham. Postal address— V\2& 
 Llanfair, Llanfair, P.G., Anglesey. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM HENDERSON-CLELAND, Es- 
 quire, Major-General (retired) Her Majesty's Indian Staff 
 Corps. Born December 28, 1835. C/«3— Junior Army and 
 Navy. Livery — Blue, with silver facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure a hare 
 
 of the Peace for the counties of Lancashire, Anglesey, and 
 Carnarvonshire. Borri January 17, 1842, being the second and 
 only surviving son of Kay Clegg of Oldham, in the county 
 
 salient argent, with a hunting-horn vert garnished gules 
 hanging from his neck, a chief embattled of the second (for 
 Cleland) ; 2 and 3 ermine, three piles, two in chief and one in 
 base gules, each charged with a crescent argent, on a chief of 
 the second three estoiles of the third (for Henderson). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled argent ; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon the dexter side, upon a wreath of the liveries, a falcon 
 standing upon a glove all proper (for Cleland) ; 2. and upon 
 the sinister side, upon a wreath of the liveries, a cubit arm 
 erect vested azure, the hand proper, grasping a chain there- 
 from suspended an escutcheon argent, charged with two 
 estoiles in chief and a crescent in base gules (for Henderson); 
 with the Mottoes, " Non sibi;" "Virtus sola nobilitas." 
 Married, firstly, 1859, Isabella, daughter of Captain 
 Morphett, late 48th Foot; and secondly, 1874, Charlotte 
 Edith, daughter of Captain Fletcher Fulton Compton Hayes 
 (only son of Commodore Sir John Hayes) ; and has Issue — 
 
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 (i) John Mftdeod Henderson-CleJand. Gentleman, born 
 l86a- (a) Fletcher Hayes Heiulerson-Cleland. Gentleman, 
 born 1875 : (3) Walter Henderson-Cleland. Gentleman, born 
 1878, Kstaits—Roke Manor and Tnckton House, both m 
 the county of Honiv Aw/a/ aiA/rrw— Tuckton House, near 
 Christchurch, Hants. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY CLELAND, Gentleman. Livtry 
 —Dark bhic and red and (for dress) dark blue, red, and 
 white. Annorl&l beajrinfifs Azure, a hare salient argent. 
 
 holding between the forelegs a bugle-horn stringed or. 
 within two flaunches of the second, each charged with a 
 bugle-horn stringed of the first, and impaling the arms of 
 Chichester, namely, chequy or and gules, a chief vair. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a falcon proper, belled and jessed or, 
 between two dexter hands couped at the wrist also proper. 
 Motto-" Je pense a qui pense plus." Married, Sept. 21, 
 1897. Marie Jeanette Amelia, youngest dau. of Lord Henry 
 Fitzwarrine Chichester; and has Issue — (1) John William 
 Chichester Cleland, Gentleman, b. July 18, 1898 ; (2) 
 Dudley Fitzwarrine Chichester Cleland, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 12, 1900. Residences — Rook's Nest, Banstead. Surrey, 
 and Castle Hill, co. Down, Ireland. Clubs — Boodle's, 
 Sandown Club (Esher). 
 
 gules. Matried, Sept. 1881, Katharine Elizabeth, dau. 
 of Willingham Franklin. Postal address — 
 
 FRANCIS LEONARD CLEMENTS, Gentleman, 
 B.A. Cambs. Born June 9. 1850. being the second son 
 of the late Rev. Jacob Clements, M.A.. Sub- Dean and 
 Canon Residentiary of Lincoln, by his wife Susana, eldest 
 dau. of Rev. Edw.u-d Mansfield, Vicar of Bisley. Ar- 
 morial bearings Per fesse indented argent and gules, 
 three garbs, two and one counterchanged, all within a bor- 
 dure sable, charged with ten cross crosslets of the first. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion passant argent, guttde-de-sang, collared and 
 charged with two cross crosslets in fesse gules. Motto — 
 " Nil sine Deo." Residence — 
 
 S HENRY THEOPHILUS CLEMENTS, Esquire, 
 Colonel late Commanding Leitrim Militia, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Cavan. Justice of the Peace 
 for the counties of Cavan and Leitrim. was High Sheriff 
 of Cavan. 1849, and of Leitrim 1872. Horn July 24. 
 1820, being the only son of Henry John Clements, Colonel 
 Leitrim Militia. Member of Parliament for the county of 
 Leitrim, 1805- 1818, Member of Parliament for the county 
 of Cavan. 1840-1843. and his wife Lousia, daughter of James 
 Stewart of Killymoon. in the county of Tyrone. Member of 
 Parliament for the county of Tyrone, from 1768-1812. Clubs 
 —Carlton. Sackville Street (Dublin). Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 Livery — White, black collar and cuffs, red waistcoat and 
 black breeches. Armorial bearlngfs- He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, two bends wavy sable, on a chief gules, three 
 bezants. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a hawk 
 
 CLEMENTS, quartered by LANE. 
 
 CLEMENTS, see LUCAS-CLEMENTS. 
 
 Reverend EDWARD MANSFIELD CLEMENTS, 
 B.A., Clerk in Holy Orders. Born Jan. 15, 1848, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. Jacob Clements, M.A., Sub- 
 Dean and Canon Residentiary of Lincoln, by his wife 
 Susana, eldest dau. of Rev. Edward Mansfield, Vicar of 
 Bisley. Armorial bearings — Per fesse indented argent 
 and gules, three garbs, two and one counterchanged, all 
 within a bordure sable, charged with ten cross crosslets 
 of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant argent. gutt6e-dc- 
 sang, collared and charged with two cross crosslets in fesse 
 
 close and belled proper; with the Motto, " Patriis Virtu- 
 tibus." Married, December 3, 1868, Gertrude Caroline 
 Lucy, daughter of the Reverend David Markham, Rector 
 of Great Horkesley, in the county of Essex, and Canon 
 of Windsor; and has Issue — (i) Henry John Beresford 
 Clements, Gentleman, born October 22. 1869 [married, 
 October 31, 1893. Eldonore, younger daughter of William 
 Wickham, Member of Parliament, of Binsted Wyck] ; (2) 
 Alfred William Clements. Gentleman, born January 29. 
 1871. died February 3, 1876 ; (3) Robert Markham Clements, 
 Gentleman, born November 6, died December 13, 1876 ; (4) 
 Marcus Louis Stewart Clements, Gentleman, born September 
 29, 1879 ; Gertrude Mary Catherine ; and Selina Margaret 
 Maud. Estates — Ashfield Lodge, in the county of Cavan ; 
 Lough Rynn and Manorhamilton, in the county of Leitrim ; 
 Maam and Derrypark, in the county ot Galway ; and 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Killadoon, in the county of Kildare. Postal address— A%h- 
 field Lodge, Cootehill, county Cavan. 
 
 HENRY TOPHAM CLEMENTS, Esq., J. P., Capt 
 late 13th Light Dragoons, and 6th Inniskilling Dragoons. 
 Born Dec. 15, 1830, being the fourth son of the Rev. Janie 
 Crook Clements, B.A., Cambridge, by his wife Mary, dau. 
 and co-heir of George Jubb. Armorial bearings — Per fesse 
 indented argent and gules, three garbs, two and one counter- 
 changed, all within a bordure sable, charged witli ten cross 
 crosslets of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant argent, gutt^e-de- 
 sang, collared and charged with two cross crosslets in fesse 
 gules. Motto— " Nil sine Deo." Married, firstly, Jan. 12 
 1852, Caroline Sarah, dau. of Col. Lucius H. Smith, 6th 
 Bengal L.I. ; and has Is<:ue—(i) Edward Lucius Top'ham 
 Clements, Gentleman, b. Aug. 30, 1866, d. June 7, 1869 ; 
 (2) Hubert Clements, Gentleman, b. Dec. 30, 1868 ; Caroline 
 Mary; Eveline Sophia ; and Alice Georgina. He married 
 secondly, Nov. 30, 1887, Sophia, dau. of Rev. Frederick 
 Borrodaile, Prebendary of Lincoln. Postal address— Bel- 
 mont, East Hothly, Sussex. 
 
 S RALPH ARTHUR PENRHYN CLEMENTS, Es- 
 quire, D.S.O., A.D.C., Col, and Brev. Major-Gen. 
 South Wales Borderers. Born Feb. 9, 1855. being the 
 fourth but third surviving son of the late Rev. Jacob 
 Clements, M.A., Sub-Dean and Canon Residentiary of 
 Lincoln, by his wife Susana, eldest dau. of Rev. Edward 
 Mansfield, Vicar of Bisley. Armorial bearings — Per fesse 
 indented argent and gules, three garbs two and one counter- 
 changed, all within a bordure sable, charged with ten cross 
 crosslets of the first. Residence— 
 
 CLEMENTS (U.O., ante 1700). Argent, two bendlets 
 wavy sable, on a chief gules, three bezants. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 hawk proper. Motto—" Patriis virtutibus." 
 
 Sons of Theophilus Lucas-Clements, Esq., D.L. , of 
 
 Rathkenny, co. Cavan, b. 1830; d. 1898; m. ist, 1861, 
 
 Emily Caroline (d. 1870), d. of William Magill, Esq.[ 
 
 J.P. of Lyttelton, co. Westmeath ; and, 1874, Agnes 
 
 Jane, d. of James Stirling, Esq., J. P., of Ballawlev 
 
 Park, CO. Dublin :— ^ 
 
 Theophilus Edward Lucas-Clements, Esq., J.P. cb 
 
 Cavan [Arms (R.L., 1823)— Quarterly, i and 4, Clements, 
 
 as above ; 2 and 3, argent, a fesse between six annulets 
 
 gules (Lucas). Crests— i. Clements, as above; 2. a demi- 
 
 griffin argent, beaked and membered or (Lucas). Motto— 
 
 As above], b. 1864. 5«a/— Rathkenny, near Cootehill, co. 
 
 Cavan. 
 
 Shuckburgh Upton Lucas-Clements, Gentleman [Arms — 
 As R.L., 1823], b. . Pes.— 
 
 Sons of Robert Bermingham, 4th Earl of Leitrim, 
 D.L., b. 1847; d. 1892; m. 1873, Lady Winifred 
 Coke, d. of 2nd Earl of Leicester : — 
 Rt. Hon. Charles Clements, 5th Earl of Leitrim (Irel. , 
 30 Sept. 1795), 5th Viscount Leitrim (Irel., 3 Dec. 1793), 
 5th Baron Leitrim of Manor Hamilton (Irel. , 11 Oct. 1793), 
 4th Baron Clements of Kilmacrenan, co. Donegal (U.K., 
 20 June 1831), late Lieut. 9th Lancers, served in South 
 Africa 1900^2 [Arms— Quarterly, i and 4, Clements, as 
 above; 2 and 3, per pale indented or and gules (Berming- 
 ham). Crest and Motto — As above. Supporters — On 
 either side a buck proper, the dexter holding in its mouth a 
 trefoil, the sinister collared orj, b. 1879 ; m. 1902, Violet Lina, 
 only d. of late Robert Henderson of Sedgwick Park, Sussex. 
 •Sea^— Mulroy, Milford, co. Donegal. 
 
 Hon. Francis Patrick Clements [Arms- Quarterly, i and 
 4, Clements; 2 and 3, Bermingham], b. 13 Sept. 1855. 
 Pes. — 
 
 Son of Col. Henry John Clements, M.P., d. 1843 :— 
 Henry Theophilus Clements, Esq., of Ashfield {t^.v.). 
 Sons of John Marcus Clements, Esq., of Glenboy, 
 (High Sheriff, co. Leitrim, 1868), d. 1826; d. 1896 ; m. 
 1854, Victoria Isabella, d. of Jas. Robert White of 
 White Hall, co. Antrim :— 
 George Stewart Clements, Gentleman, b. i860. Pes.— 
 Henry Victor Clements, Gentleman, b. i866. Pes.— 
 Ygst. son of Lieut.-Col. John Marcus Clements of 
 Glenboy, b. 1789; d. 1833; ;«. 1822, Catherine 
 Frances, d. of Godfrey Wentworth of Wolley Park, 
 CO. York : — 
 
 €lt 279 
 
 Rev. Henry George John Clements, M.A., Vicar of 
 bidmouth ^. 1829; m. 1855, his cousin, Selina, d. of Col. 
 Devon Clements. Pes.— The Vicarage. Sidmouth, 
 
 ROBERT MILDMAY CLERK, Esquire, J.P. and 
 Alderman co. of Somerset, Lieut.-Col. (retired) Madras 
 Army, served in the Egyptian Campaign 1882 , as D. A. Q. M. G. 
 Indian Division, A.A.G. Madras Army 1883-88, Lieut - 
 Col. 4th Madras Pioneers 1888-90. Born, Dec. 7, 1844 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert Clerk, Esq., of 
 Westholme, Somerset, and The Nook, Hobart, Tasmania 
 bergeant-at-Arms to the House of Assembly, Tasmania' 
 by his wife Agnes Bertha, eldest dau. of John Edward 
 Cox of Launceston, Tasmania. Livery— Bark blue yellow 
 pipmg. Armorial bearings (matric. L.O., c. 1672 and 
 
 1900) - Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, between two 
 crescents in chief gules and in base a boar's head couped 
 sable, all within a bordure invected of the second, charged 
 with three cross crosslets fitchde of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 huntsman winding a horn all proper. Mottoes (over the 
 crest)— "Free for a blast ;" (under the arms) " Amat victoria 
 curam." Married, firstly, Sept. 16, 1879, Mary Jacintha, 
 only surviving child of the late Col. Richard Leckonby 
 Phipps, J.P. and D.L. for Somerset, and Col. Comm. ist 
 Somerset Militia; and has Issue— Robert Vere Clerk, Gentle- 
 man, 2nd Lieut. Scottish Rifles ("The Cameronians,") b. 
 Dec. 25, 1883; and Nora May. Lieut.-Col. Clerk m. 
 secondly, Oct. 21, 1896, Ethel Mary, youngest dau. of 
 T. Farmer Hall of 39 Gloucester Square, Hyde Park. 
 Seats— W^esXholme, and Charlton House, Shepton Mallet, 
 Somerset. Club-'E.l. United Service. 
 
 S Lieutenant-General Sir JAMES CLERK-RAT- 
 TRAY, K.C.B. (1897), Justice 
 rfrTl>t»fc IQuffratl of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 W^\X^K,1\' X^\XK\>ia\J tenant for the county of Perth. 
 Born October 31, 1832, being 
 the elder son of the late Robert Clerk Rattray, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of Craighall, 
 Rattray, North Britain, by his wife Christina, daughter of 
 James Richardson of Pitfour, and sister of Sir John S. 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 €\i 
 
 €\i 
 
 Richnrttson of Piifour. Bart. ; has medals— Crimea 1857, 
 iSss. with clasp and Turkish medal ; Indian Mutiny 1854, 
 1858I with clasp; was cn-ated Companion of the Most 
 Ho«miral)lo Oiler of the Bath. 1871. C"/w*j— Carlton, 
 United Service. Annorial bearlngt— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, axure three croas crosslets fitcli^ or (for 
 Raltray), a. or, a fessc che<|uy arure and argent lietween 
 two crescents in chief gules, and a boar's head couped in 
 b.ise sable, within a lordure of the second (for Clerk of 
 Listen Shields). 3. vert, a fesse dancett^ ermine between 
 a stag's head caboshed in chief and two escallops in base 
 or (for Duff of Craigstoun). Upon the escutcheon is 
 pliiced a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules doubled argent ; and for his Cresta. on the dexter 
 side, uixjn a wa-ath of liis liveries a star or, and thereon 
 a tlammg heart proper; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto. "Super sidera votum" (for Rattray); and 
 upon the sinister side, on a wreath of the liveries, a demi- 
 hunLsman winding a horn proper, habited vert ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, "Free for a blast;" 
 and for Supporters, on either side of the escutcheon, a 
 serpent nowed vert, /^ostai address— CraighaW, Rattray. 
 N.B. 
 
 The Late WILLIAM CLIFF, Esquire, J.P. Bom 
 
 . Armorial bearings Or, on a mount, in base 
 
 thereon on the sinister side an archer with bow, and on 
 the dexter a willow wand erect, cleft and transfixed by an 
 arrow all proper, on a chief azure a sun in splendour of 
 the first. Mantling: azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a willow tree proper, a gryphon's 
 head erased or. Motto -"Well cleft." Residence - 
 Claremont, West Derby, Lanes. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD CLIFF-M'CULLOCH, Gentle- 
 man, of Kirkclaugh, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. 
 Bom Dec. 16, 1880, l)eing the eldest son of Edward Adam 
 Cliff-M'Culloch, Esq., J.P., by his wife Janet M'Culloch, 
 dau. of John Gordon Brown. Armorial bearingfs— 
 
 CLIFFE, quartered by MALET and VIGORS 
 WITHAM. 
 
 S ANTHONY LOI'TUS CLIFFE, Esq., late Capt. 3rd 
 Ratt. R. Irish Regt. Born 1861, being the eldest son 
 of the late Anthony John Cliffe, Esq., J.I'., D.L., of 1^'lle 
 Vue, by Amy, second dau. of the late Sir John Howley, 
 Q.C., J>erjeant-at-Law. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on 
 a fesse between three wolves' heads erased sable, a trefoil 
 between two mullets or. Mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, a woirs head erased quarterly per pale indented 
 or and gules. MottO — " In cruce glorior." Seat -Belle 
 Vue, Wexford. 
 
 CLIFFORD, see HUNT. 
 
 CLIFFORD, quartered by CAVENDISH. 
 
 FREDERICK CLIFFORD, Esquire, K.C., Bencher 
 Middle Temple. Bont June 1828, being the sixth son of 
 Jesse Clifford of Gillingham, Kent, by his wife Mary Ann, 
 dau. of James Peirce. Livery — Green with gold facings. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Or, on a mount in base vert, a coffee 
 
 IEC-5INE-LA®)fxE-fRUCTI/ 
 
 Qtiarterly i and 4, ermine, fretty gules, within a bordure 
 engrailed of the last ; 2 and 3. argent, a saltire between a 
 mullet in chief and a roundle in base all sable (for Maxwell 
 of Hills) Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a hand throwing a dart proper. 
 Motto— "Viet animo." Seat — Kirkclaugh, Gatehouse of 
 Fleet, N.B. Residence— St. Clare, West Derby, Liverpool. 
 
 tree proper within a bordure engrailed compony sable and 
 gules, charged with eight bezants. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-infant 
 affront^e (representing the infant Hercules) grasping in each 
 hand elevated a serpent entwined around the arm, and 
 respecting each other, a serpent nowed all proper. Motto 
 — "Nee sine labore fructus." Married, Dec. 22, 1853, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Cli 
 
 381 
 
 Caroline {d. July 30, 1900), dau. of Thomas Mason of 
 Hull; and has Issue — (i) Arthur Frederick Clifford, Esq., 
 d. Sept. 25, 1854, Capt. 4th West York Artillery ; (2) Philip 
 Henry Clifford, Gentleman, M.A. , Barrister-at-Law, Fellow 
 of Christ's College, Cambridge, d. Feb. 16, 1856 (deceased) ; 
 (3) Rev. Harry Clifford, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar 
 of Haxey, Doncaster, 6. Feb. 6, 1859; (4) Charles Clifford, 
 Esq., Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. , V.D., Lieut.-Col. 4th 
 West York Artillery, 6. March 19, i860 ; (5) Frank Clifford, 
 Esq., Hon. Capt. in the Army, 6. June 19, 1862; (6) 
 Edward Clifford, Gentleman, d. Dec. 11, 1864 (deceased) ; 
 Ethel Caroline ; and Mabel. /Residence — 24 Collingham 
 Gardens, South Kensington, S.W. 
 
 HENRY FRANCIS CLIFFORD, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Gloucester, Lieut. Royal Gloucestershire Hussars. Born 
 Aug. 19,1871, being the son of the late Henry James Clifford 
 of Frampton, by his wife Annie Frances, youngest dau. of Rev. 
 Henry Hilton Green, Hon. Canon of Bristol, and Rector 
 of West Kington, Wilts. Armorial bearings— Chequy 
 azure and or, on a bend gules, three lions passant of the 
 second. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a hand proper, holding a fleur-de-lis or. Motto 
 — " Dulcis amor patriae." 5ea^— Frampton Court, Stone- 
 house, CO. Gloucester. C/z/^^— Wellington. 
 
 CLIFTON, see GREY DE RUTHYN. 
 
 and Hastings in England, dau. of the Most Hon. George 
 Augustus Francis Rawdon-Hastings, 2nd Marquess of 
 Hastings, by his wife the Rt. Hon. Barbara Yelverton, sua 
 jure Baroness Grey-de-Ruthyn. Armorial bearingrs— 
 Quarterly i and 4, gyronny of eight ermine and gules (for 
 Campbell) ; 2. argent, a maunch sable (for Hastings) ; 3. 
 sable, on a bend argent, three mullets gules (for Clifton) ; 
 and impaling the arms of Hamilton, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, gules, a leopard's face argent, between the cinque- 
 foils ermine ; 2 and 3, argent, a lymphad with sails furled 
 sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of his liveries, issuant from flames or, an eagle with 
 two heads displayed gules, and in an escroll above this 
 Motto, " I byde my time" ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a bull's head erased sable, armed and gorged w ith a coronet 
 or (for Hastings) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet or, grasp- 
 ing a sword argent, pommel and hilt or (for Clifton). Motto 
 — "Trust winneth troth." Married, July 12, 1894, Maud 
 Kemble, only surviving child of Sir Charles Edward 
 Hamilton, ist Baronet; and has /ww« — Margaret Selina 
 Flora Maud ; Edith Winifred Lelgarde ; and Irene Mary 
 Egidia. C/w^j — Bachelors', Carlton. 
 
 CLIFTON - ROBINSON (H. Coll.). Argent, a cross 
 voided gules, on a chief azure, a thunderbolt or, irradiated 
 of the field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 
 AUGUSTUS WYKEHAM CLIFTON, Esquire, late 
 Captain in the Rifle Brigade. Bom 1829, being the fifth 
 son of the late Thomas Clifton, Esquire, by his wife Hetty, 
 daughter of Pellegrine Treves. Clubs — Army and Navy, 
 Pratt's. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, 
 on a bend argent, three mullets gules. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 holding a sword all proper; with the Motto, "Mortem 
 aut triumphum. " Married, December 11, 1855, the Right 
 Honourable Bertha Lelgarde (who died 1887), in her own 
 right Baroness Grey de Ruthyn (the abeyance being termi- 
 nated in her favour in 1885), and second daughter and 
 eventually co-heir of the Most Honourable the second 
 Marquess of Hastings; and has Issue — (i) The Right 
 Honourable Rawdon George Grey Clifton, Baron Grey de 
 Ruthyn [to whom refer] ; (2) Cecil Talbot Clifton, Esquire, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Cecil Talbot Clifton ; 
 Ella Cicely Mary, commonly known as the Honourable Ella 
 Cicely Mary [married, 1879, Lancelot George Butler- Bo wdoii. 
 Esquire, Honorary Major 3rd North Staffordshire Regi- 
 ment] ; and Lelgarde Harry Florence, commonly called the 
 Honourable Lelgarde Harry Florence [?«., 1895, Sir Alan 
 Henry Bellingham, Bart., J.P., D.L., M.A., of Belling- 
 ham Castle, co. Louth]. Postal address — Warton Hall, 
 Lytham. 
 
 JOHN TALBOT CLIFTON, Gentleman. Born Dec. i, 
 1868, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Henry 
 Clifton, Esq., M.P. for North Lancashire, J. P., Lieut. 
 Lancashire Yeomanry Cavalry, formerly ist Life Guards, 
 by his wife Madeline Diana Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Sir 
 Andrew Agnew, Bart. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a 
 bend argent, three mullets gules. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour holding a sword proper. Motto — 
 "Mortem aut triumphum." Seats — Clifton and Lytham 
 Hall, Preston, co. Lancaster. 
 
 The Honourable GILBERT THEOPHILUS CLIF- 
 TON CLIFTON-HASTINGS-CAMPBELL (formerly 
 Rawdon-Hastings, and previously Abney-Hastings), late 
 Major 3rd Batt. the Sherwood Foresters, Derbyshire Regi- 
 ment ; assumed the surname and arms of Clifton-Hastings- 
 Campbell by Royal Licence 1896. Born May 29, 1859, 
 being the third son of the late Rt. Hon. Charles Frederick 
 Abney-Hastings (formerly Clifton), ist Baron Donington, 
 of Donington, co. Leicester, by his wife the late Rt. Hon. 
 Edith Maud Abney-Hastings, JKo;«re Countess of Loudoun, 
 Baroness of Loudoun, Baroness Tarrinzean and Mauchline 
 in Scotland, Baroness Botreaux, Hungerford, De Moleyns, 
 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed proper, the 
 hand grasping a wheel winged at the hub argent. Livery— 
 Light drab, red facings. 
 
 Son of William Robinson of Birkenhead, Cheshire, by 
 
 his wife Margaret Sheiles :— 
 James Clifton- Robinson, formerly Robinson (Roy. Lie, 
 1905), Esq., J.P. Middx., *. 1848; m. 1874, Mary Edith, 
 d. of Richard Martin of Blackrock, co. Cork ; and has 
 issue— lames CUfton-Robinson, Gentleman, b. 1880. Res.— 
 Garrick's Villa, Hampton, Middx. Clubs— Korj. Societies', 
 St. Stephen's, Cleveland (Middlesborough), Conservative 
 (Bristol). 
 
 SAMUEL DODD CLIPPINGDALE, Gentleman, 
 M.D., F.R.C.S. Born 1853, being the eldest son of the late 
 Samuel Dodd Clippingdale of Stamford Hill, Surgeon. 
 Armorial bearings— Per chevron wavy argent and azure, 
 
 ^ is the Naval Cockade. 
 
a8* 
 
 €\i 
 
 ClO 
 
 ia cfaier two ancbon with cables erect of the second, in 
 ^v A aea-hone proper. Mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for hu> OrvBt. u(M>n u wreath of the colours, a sea-horse 
 proper holdiiiK in its mouth a piece of coral gules, and 
 supportinc Jin anchor witli cable erect or. MottO— " Sapi- 
 ciuJJi lH>n»userocia est." pMlat address— 2f> Holland Park 
 Avenue, Ixjndon, W. 
 
 CLITHEROW, seeSTRACEY-CLITHEROW. 
 
 M Genkrai. EDWARD HENRY CLIVE, J.P.andD.L. 
 
 O for CO. Mayo, j. P. co. Hereford, M.P. for Hereford 
 1869-71. sometime Colonel Commanding Grenadier Guards, 
 Commandant Staff Coll., 1885-88, Governor of Sandhurst 
 Royal Military Coll. 1888-93. Born Sept. 23. 1837, being the 
 eldest son of the late George Clive, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 and M.P. for Hereford, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, some- 
 time Secretary of Sute for the Home Department, third 
 son of Edward Bolton Clive of Whitfield, by his wife 
 Ann Sybella Martha, second dau, of Sir Thomas Harvie 
 Farquhar, Bart. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a fesse 
 sable, three mullets or. Man t lin g sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a griffin passant argent, 
 ducally gorged gules. Motto—" Audacter et sincere." 
 Married, June 9, 1867. Isabel, eldest dau. of Daniel Hale 
 Webb of Wykeham Park, Oxfordshire; and has Issue— 
 
 it) George Sidney Clive, Esq., Captain Grenadier Guards, 
 . July 16, 1874 [»i. Madeline, dau. of Francis Buxton, 
 Esq.]; (a) Edward Archer Bolton Clive, Esq., Seaforth 
 Highlanders, b. March 4, 1878; (3) Richard Alfred Clive, 
 Gentleman, b. April 18, 1882 ; (4) Henry Ambrose Clive, 
 Gentleman, b. April 10, 1885; Sybil Mary \ni. Clifton 
 Charles OrbyGascoigne, Esq., Capt. Seaforth Highlanders]; 
 Isabel Kathleen ; Laura Cicely [m. Major Fred. O. 
 Gascoigne, D.S.O., Grenadier Guards]; and Judith 
 Evelyn. Seats — Perrystone Court, co. Hereford, and 
 Ballycroy, Ballina, co. Mayo. Hesidence—as Ennismore 
 Gardens, S.W. 
 
 S PERCY ARCHER CLIVE, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Hereford, Capt. Grenadier Guards, M.P, 
 for Southern or Ross Division of Herefordshire since 1900, 
 served with the Niger Field Force, 1898, and in South 
 Africa 1899-1901. Born March 13, 1873, being the eldest 
 son of the late Charles Meysey Bolton Clive, Esq., J. P., 
 of Whitfield, co. Hereford, by his wife Lady Katherine 
 Feilding, youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. William Basil Percy 
 Feilding. 7th Earl of Denbigh. Livery — Durk blue, 
 orange and black waistcoat. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly, I. argent, on a fesse sable, three mullets or ; 
 2. or, on a chevron gules, three lions couchant argent ; 3. 
 azure, three arrows, two and one paleways points down- 
 wards or ; 4. argent, three pallets embattled and counter- 
 embattled gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin passant argent, 
 ducally gorged gules. Motto — "Audacter et sincere." 
 5m/j— Whitfield, Tram Inn (R.S.O.), Hereford; Knock, 
 county Louth ; Doona, Ballycroy, county Mayo. Club — 
 Guards'. 
 
 HENDRICK CLOETE, Esquire, C.M.G., Bar. Inner 
 Temple ; served as Lieut, and Adj. of Vol. around Pretoria 
 during Transvaal War 1880-81, acted as British Agent in 
 South African Republic 1896. Born 1851, being the son 
 of the late Dirk Cloete of Alphen, Wynberg, Cape of Good 
 Hope. Armorial bearings -Per pale argent and or, two 
 wings conjoined in leure gules, on a chief engrailed of the 
 last two javelins in saltire of the first. Man t lin g gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, two javelins 
 in pale points upwards, interlaced by as many saltireways, 
 banded gules, between two wings per fesse argent and gules. 
 Motto — " Ubi eras." Married, 1893, the elder dau. of the 
 late Rev. N. J. Van Warmelo (a Minister of Dutch 
 Reformed Church) of Heidelberg, Transvaal. Residences 
 — Alphen, Wynberg, Cape Colony ; Alphen Villa, Pretoria, 
 Transvaal. Clubs — Civil Service (Cape Town), and 
 Pretoria. 
 
 CLOSE (U.O. 1812). Azure, on a chevron argent, be- 
 tween three mullets or , a fetter-lock sable between two bugle- 
 horns proper, stringed gules. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — Out of an Eastern crown or, a demi-lion rampant 
 
 vert, holding a battle-axe proper. MottO— " Fortis et 
 fidelis. " Livery — Blue and silver. 
 
 Sons of Maxwell Charles Close, Elsq. , M.A. , J.P. , D.L. 
 (High Sheriff 1854), M.P. co. Armagh 1857-64 and 
 1874-85, b. 1827 ; d. 1903 ; m. 1852, Catherine 
 Deborah Agnes, d. of Henry Samuel Close of New- 
 town Park, CO. Dublin : — 
 Maxwell Archibald Close. Esq., J.P. co. Armagh, M.ajor 
 late nth and 13th Hussars, b. 1853; m. 1891, Lady Muriel 
 Albany, eld. d. of sth Earl of Castle Stuart ; and has issue 
 — (i) Maxwell Stuart Close, Gentleman, b. 1902; (2) 
 Archibald M.ixwell Close, Gentleman, b. 1903; Lilias 
 Augusta Muriel ; and Agatha Katharine Rose. Seat — 
 Drumbanagher, Newry. Clubs — Carlton, Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 Henry Samuel Close, Esq., J.P. co. Armagh, b. 1863; 
 tn. 1890, Edith Dorothy Blanche, d. of Capt. Henry Segrave, 
 J. P., D.L. of Kiltymon, co. Wicklow; and has issue — 
 Barry Samuel Close, Gentleman, b. 1897. Res. — Kil- 
 bodagh, Newry. 
 
 JOHN BROOKS CLOSE-BROOKS, Esquire, J.P. co. 
 of Chester, M.A. (Camb.). Born June 9, 1850, l;)eing the 
 second son of James Close of Manchester and Naples, and 
 of Antibes. France, and eldest son of his second wife Anne, 
 second dau. of the late Samuel Brooks, Banker, Manches- 
 ter ; and assumed the additional surname and arms of 
 Brooks by Royal License dated Feb. 14, 1889. Livery— 
 Blue, with wliite piping. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 
 and 4, argent, three bars wavy azure, a cross flory erminois, 
 in chief a fountain proper (for Brooks) ; 2 and 3, vert, on a 
 chevron argent, between in chief two bezants each charged 
 with a cross pat6e gules and in base a garb or, a falcon 
 proper (for Close). Crests — i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion argent, charged on the shoulder with 
 a fountain proper, holding in the paws a harpoon in bend 
 sinister, also projjer (for Brooks) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a garb or, transfixed by a spear in fesse the 
 head to the dexter proper (for Close). Motto - " Finem 
 respice." Married, July 25, 1874, Emily, second dau. of 
 the late Rev. John Brooks of Walton le Dale, co. Lan- 
 cashire (second son of Samuel Brooks) ; and has Issue — (i) 
 John Charles Close- Brooks, Gentleman, Lieut, sth Dragoon 
 Guards, b. June 18, 1876 ; (2) Arthur Brooks Close-Brooks, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Clo 
 
 Coa 
 
 283 
 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 22, 1884 ; Annie Isabel ; Emily Cathe- 
 rine ; and Marjorie Beatrice. Estates — Property in Whalley 
 Range, Manchester; property in Moston, Manchester. 
 Postal address — Birtles Hall, Chelford, Cheshire. Clubs 
 — Automobile, Oxford and Cambridge, Union (Man- 
 chester). 
 
 1846; d. 1900; m. Sept. 21, 1870, Emily, 3rd d. of 
 George Samuel Sanderson, C.E.: — 
 George Robert Clover, Gentleman, b. July 9, 1871. Res. 
 -Raml6, Birkenhead, Cheshire. 
 Guy Sanderson Clover, Gentleman, b. Feb. 5, 1875 ; m. 
 
 § WALTER OWEN CLOUGH, Esquire, a Member of 
 the Commission of Lieutenancy for the city of London, 
 J. P. for the CO. of Middlesex, Member of Corporation of 
 London (Cheap Ward), F.C.A., formerly M.P. for Ports- 
 mouth. Dor/i Sept. 15, 1846, being the son of John Clough, 
 Esq., of Huddersfield. Armorial bearings — Azure, a 
 fesse indented ermine between two leopards' faces jessant- 
 de-lis in chief, and as many battle-axes saltireways in base. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, in 
 front of a battle-axe erect sable, a leopard's face Jessant- 
 de-lis or; with the Motto, " Dum spiro spero." Mar- 
 ried, 1871, Hannah, fifth daughter of George Marshall 
 of Newark. Residence—!) St. Mildred Court, London, 
 E.C. 
 
 EDWARD HARRISON CLOUGH-TAYLOR, Esquire, 
 Lieut.-Col. Reserve of Officers, late Major Royal Welsh 
 Fusiliers, A.D.C. to Viceroy of India 1880-84, J-P- East 
 Riding co. York. Born June 19, 1849, being the eldest son 
 of the late Edward Clough- Taylor, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. York, by his wife Sophia Mary, eldest dau. and coheir 
 of Rev. Thomas H;uTison, M.A., of Firby Hall, co. York. 
 Armorial bearings — Errninois, on a pale engrailed sable, 
 three lions passant or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a leopard passant per pale proper 
 and erminois, the dexter paw resting on a shield of the arms. 
 Married Lady Elizabeth Campbell (d. Sept. 24, 1896), 
 second dau. of the late Most Noble George, 8th Duke of 
 Argyll, K.G. ; and has Isst/e — (i) Edward Lome Frederic 
 Clough-Taylor, Gentleman, b. Oct. 26, 1881 ; (2) Lesley 
 Venetia. He married secondly. Lady Mary Stuart, younger 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. Henry, sth Earl of Castlestuart ; and 
 has further Issue — (3) Leonard Goodricke Stuart Clough- 
 Taylor, Gentleman, b. Aug. 13, 1901. Residence — Firby 
 Hall, county York. Clubs — Naval and Military, York- 
 shire. 
 
 S HORATIO GEORGE CLOUGH-TAYLOR, Esquire, 
 Major Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. Born Oct. 
 12, 1856, being the second son of the late Edward Clough- 
 Taylor, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. York, by his wife 
 Sophia Mary, eldest dau. and coheir of Rev. Thomas 
 Harrison, M.A., of Firby Hall, co. York. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Ermine, on a pale engrailed sable, three lions passant 
 or; and impaling the arms of Byron, namely argent, three 
 bendlets enhanced gules. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a leopard passant per pale 
 proper and ermine, the dexter paw resting on a shield of 
 the arms. Married Ethel Maud, second dau. of the Hon. 
 and Rev. Augustus Byron, M.A., Rector of Kirkby Mallory. 
 Residence — 
 
 CLOUGH-TAYLOR (R.L., 12 Sept. 1807, H. Coll.). 
 Erminois on a pale engrailed sable, three lions passant 
 or. Mantling sable and or. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a leopard passant per pale proper and erminois, the 
 dexter paw resting on a shield of the arms. 
 
 Sons of Edward Clough-Taylor, Esq., of Kirkham 
 Abbey and Firby Hall, co. York, J. P., D.L., b. 1822 ; 
 d. 1892; m. 1848, Sophia Mary, eld. d. and coh. of 
 Rev. Thomas Harrison of Firby : — 
 Major Edward Harrison Clough-Taylor [q.v.). 
 Horatio George Clough-Taylor, Esq., Major Leics. Yeo. 
 Cav., b. 1856; m. 1889, Ethel Maud, d. of Hon. and Rev. 
 Augustus Byron. Res. — 
 
 CLOVER. Sable, a camel with two humps between 
 three trefoils slipped all or. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a camel's head erased 
 or, charged with three trefoils slipped in pale sable, and 
 holding in the mouth a like trefoil. Motto—" Ut vinclo 
 vir verbo ligitur." Z-zVeAj?— Black, with gold buttons. 
 
 Sons of George Robert Clover, Gentleman, J. P., b. 
 
 1903, Dorothy Margaret, d. of Herbert Wheeler Hind, Esq., 
 of Ashville, Birkenhead, J. P. Cheshire. Res. — Fir Grove, 
 Claughton, Birkenhead. 
 
 Austin Leslie Clover, Gentleman, Lieut. 6th Batt. Royal 
 Field Artillery, b. May 6, 1879. 
 
 CLUN, quartered by DU MOULIN-BROWNE and 
 MOSTYN. 
 
 COACH, quartered by PRATT. 
 
 HENRY ERASER JAMES COAPE-ARNOLD, Gentle- 
 man, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge (assumed by 
 Royal Licence the name and arms of Arnold, 1898). Born 
 Feb. 27, 1846, being the eldest son of James Coape, by 
 his wife Georgeana Arnold. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 a chevron engrailed argent, gutt^e-de-poix, cotised or, 
 between three pheons of the fourth. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-tiger 
 regardant sable, bezant^e, maned and tusked, and holding 
 between his paws a pheon or. Motto — " Ut vivas vigila." 
 Married, Jan. 8, 1873, Mary Genevieve, eldest dau. of Rev. 
 Charles James Cummings, Rector of Cheadle, co. Chester ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Cranfield Coe Henry Coape-Arnold, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 7, 1873 ; (2) Fraser Charles Coape- 
 Arnold, Gentleman, b. Feb. 24, 1875 ; (3) Wolvey George 
 Coape-Arnold, Gentleman, b. Oct. 31, 1876; (4) Ralph 
 Tresham Coape-Arnold, Gentleman, /?. Jan. 10, 1882; (5) 
 Henry Astley Coape-Arnold, Gentleman, b. Aug. 14, 1885 ; 
 (6) Raymond de Newburgh Coape-Arnold, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 31, 1891 ; Mary Georgeana Edith ; Agnes Lovel ; 
 Gundred Beauchamp ; Aliva Edmiston ; Avice Agnes 
 Mary ; Bertha De Warrenne. Seats — Wolvey Hall, near 
 Hinckley ; Goldhanger, Essex. Club—]\xn\OT Carlton. 
 
 COATES. Per fesse or and argent, three pallets sable, 
 two flannches gules, the dexter charged with a rose of the 
 second, barbed and seeded proper, and the sinister with a 
 lion passant also of the second. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 €oa 
 
 Coc 
 
 eock or, charged on the breast with a ciuntrefoil Rules and 
 testing the tlexter teg on an csearbuncle argent. MotlO— 
 •• Dum spiro ilimicato." 
 
 Son of Jonathan Coates of Helperby Hall, ca York. 
 
 t. ; tl. 1869; M. . Anne. d. of kite Thomas 
 
 Cooper of Kirkbridse, co. York :— 
 James Coates, Esq., J.P. and D.L. N. Riding co. York. 
 *. 1815; •». 1853. Elitabeth. only d. of William Saycr of 
 Yarm. co. York; and has issue— (0 Kdward Fectham 
 Coates. Esq,. J.P. and Vice-Chrm. Surrey C.C.. J.P. N. 
 Riding CO. York, formerly Capt. and Hon. Major 3rd Batt. 
 \V. Riding Regt., a Lieutenant for City of London, M.P. 
 I.cwisham since 1003 (Tayles Hill. Ewell. Surrey), i. 
 aS Feb. 1853 [•». 1878. Edith, eld. d. of Capt. Philip 
 Woolley of Gravenhursi. Kent]. iVa/— Helperby Hall. 
 York. 
 
 COATS, see GLEN-COATS. 
 
 JAMES COATS. Gentleman. Bom , being the 
 
 eldest son of the late Thomas Coats of Kerguslie, Elsq., 
 J.P. CO. Renfrew, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Thomas 
 Glen of Thorn Hill, Johnstone, N.B. Armorial bearings 
 —Or, a stags head erased gules, between the attiies a 
 pheon azure, all between three mascles sable, within a bor- 
 dure of the last. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of his liveries, an anchor cabled and erect 
 proper. Motto— "Be firm." Residence — Ferguslie House, 
 Paisley, N.B. 
 
 JAMES MUNRO COATS, Gentleman. Bom . 
 
 being the third son of James Coats of Auchendrane. co. 
 Ayr. Armorial bearings - Or, a stag's head erased gules, 
 
 charged on the neck with a mullet of the first, between the 
 attires a pheon azure, all between three mascles sable. 
 MftTit.HTig' gules, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, an anchor gules ; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, "Be firm." /Residences ~ Auchendrane, co. 
 Ayr ; 26 Upper Brook Street, London, W. 
 
 COBBE(U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, gules, afesse argent, 
 in chief two swans proper (Cobbe) ; a and 3, argent, ihree 
 lozenges in fesse saole each charged with a fountain, be- 
 tween three goats' heads erased gules, collared and attired 
 or (Melborne). MantHTig' gules and argent. Crest— Out 
 of a ducal coronet gules, a |)elican's head and neck, vulning 
 it;>elf proper. Mottoes — Below arms, " Moriens cano"; 
 over crest, "In sanguine vita." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Cobbe, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, 
 
 6. 1813; d. i88a; m. , Janet Finlay, d. of Thomas 
 
 Graliame : — 
 Lewie Charles Cobbe, Gentleman, i. . Seat — 
 
 Newbridge House, Donabate, co. Dublin. 
 
 Hervie Nugent Grabamc Cobbe, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Lt.-Gen. Sir Alexander Hugh Cobbe, b. 1825; 
 
 d. 1899; m. 1863, Emily Barbara, d. of Capt. G. 
 
 Stanhope Jones, 59th Regt. : — 
 Capt. Alexander Stanhope Cobbe, D.S.O.. Indian Army. 
 b. 1870. A'es. — 
 
 Son of Rev. William Power Cobbe. M.A. , b. ; d. 
 
 1889; m. . Jane Selina, d. of Col. George John 
 
 Beresford, R.A., of Woodhouse, co. Waterford. 
 Rev. Charles William Beresford Cobbe, d. 20 July 1875. 
 Res. — "Cuniberwood," Prince of Wales Road, Dorchester, 
 Dorset. 
 
 COBHAM (R.L., 1813, H. Coll.). Gules, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three cinquefoils or, as many lions 
 rampant sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head couped at the 
 shoulders proper, charged with three cinquefoils in fesse 
 sable, on the head a cap azure, bordered gules, tassel or. 
 Motto — ' ' Concordia." 
 
 Sons of Alexander Cobham Cobham, Esq.. J.P., b. 
 1808 ; d. ; m. 1831, Jane Hulse, d. of Richard 
 
 Chambers of Whitbourne Court, Hereford : — 
 
 Alexander William Cobham, Esq., J.P. Berks (High 
 Sheriff), late Capt. 44th and 24th Regts.,*. 1834; m. ist, 
 1862, Louisa (rf. 1863), only d. of late Alexander Brown 
 of Beilby Grange, Vorks ; 2nd, 1865, Celina Kate, d. of 
 James Blyth of Woolhampton House, Berks; and has 
 issue— (i) Alexander Blyth Cobham, Gentleman, b. i86g 
 \m. 1900, Emma Mary, d. of David Anderson of Stawell, 
 Victoria] ; (2) Henry Gray Cobham, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; 
 (3) Percy Edward Cobham, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; (4) Claude 
 Barton Cobham, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; Florence Louisa ; 
 Mabel ; Louisa Constance ; and Henrietta Blanclie. Seat 
 — Shenfield Manor-house, Reading, Berks. 
 
 Robert Gray Cobham, Gentleman, b. 1836; m. 1885, 
 Adela Annie Churchill, sister to Sir Arthur Grant, Bart. 
 Seat — Hurst Grange, Berks. 
 
 Edward Cobham, Gentleman, b. 1847; tn. 1879, Margaret 
 Lowndes; and has issue — (i) Edward Clayton Cobham, 
 Gentleman, b. ; (2) Francis Archibald Cobham, 
 
 Gentleman, b. ; (3) Alexander Herbert Cobham, 
 
 Gentleman, b. ; (4) Ralph Lowndes Cobham, Gentle- 
 
 man, b. ; Ethel Rosamond ; and Beatrice Margaret. 
 
 Res.— 
 
 NEIL KENNEDY COCHRAN-PATRICK, Esquire, 
 J.P. CO. of Ayr, B.A. (Cantab.), LL.B. (Edinburgh). 
 Bom August 18, 1866, being the second son of John 
 Kennedy, Esq., of Underwood, co. Ayr, and Allerton, 
 CO. Lancaster, J.P. and Commissioner of Supply 
 CO. Ayr, by his wife Margaret, fourth dau. of the late 
 Colin Macrae of Macrae and Inverinate; and on the 
 succession of his wife (on the death of her father) he 
 assumed with her the surnames and arms of Cochran- 
 Patrick in addition to his own, under the terms of the 
 entail of the properties of Woodside and Ladyland. 
 Clubs— H&wf (Edinburgh), County (Ayr). Livery— mne, 
 with white facings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 
 4, counterquartered i. and iiii. argent, a saltire sable be- 
 tween a cinquefoil in chief and a crescent in base gules, 
 and on either side an eagle's head erased azure, on a chief 
 engrailed of the second, three roses of the field (for Patrick), 
 ii. and iii. argent, on a chevron gules, between three boars' 
 heads erased azure, a mullet or (for Cochran) ; 2. argent, 
 on a chevron gules, between three cross crosslets fitch^e 
 sable, a spur-revel between two lions counterpassant or 
 within a bordure of the second (for Kennedy of Under- 
 wood) ; 3. or, three hunting-horns vert, garnished and 
 Stringed gules (for Hunter of Hunterston). Mantling 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Coc 
 
 sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the liveries, 
 a hand proper, holding a saltire sable (for Patrick) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the liveries, a horse trotting sable, crined and 
 unguled or (for Cochran). Mottoes — "Ora et labora," 
 
 Coc 
 
 285 
 
 " Virtute et labore." Married, Sept. 18, 1895, Eleonora 
 Agnes Cochran-Patrick of Woodside and Ladyland, only 
 surviving child and sole heir of the late Robert William 
 Cochran-Patrick, Esq., of Woodside and Ladyland, co. 
 Ayr, J. P. for cos. of Ayr and Renfrew, D.L. for co. Ayr, 
 M.P. for North Ayrshire 1880-85, LL.D., Under-Secretary 
 of State for Scotland 1887-92, by his wife Eleanora, younger 
 dau. of Robert Hunter of that ilk, co. Ayr ; and has Issue 
 — William John Charles Cochran- Patrick, Gentleman, b. 
 May 25, 1896; Elenora ; Margaret; and Kathleen. Seats 
 — {jure uxoris) Woodside, Beith, co. Ayr ; and Lady- 
 land, Beith, CO. Ayr. Postal address — Woodside, Beith, 
 N.B. 
 
 COCHRANE. Azure, on a chevron engrailed argent, 
 between in chief two boars' heads erased or and in base 
 a sun in splendour of the last, a thistle proper between two 
 trefoils slipped vert. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of two tilting-spears 
 in saltire, a bay horse passant all proper. MottO—" Virtute 
 et labore." 
 
 Sons of Henry Cochrane, ist Bart., J. P., D.L. , b. 
 1839 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1865, Margaret, only dau. of the 
 late Richard Gilchrist of Dublin : — 
 
 Sir Ernest Cecil Cochrane, 2nd Bart. (8 Oct. 1903), late 
 Capt. 3rd Batt. Connaught Rangers, Barrister-at-Law, b. 
 1873 ; m. 1898, Ethel Amy, d. of late John Henry Davis of 
 Cressingham House, Carshalton , Surrey ; and has issue — 
 Beatrice Dorothea. Res. — The Castle, Bailieborough , co. 
 Cavan ; 45 Kildare Street, Dublin. 
 
 Stanley Herbert Cochrane, Gentleman, B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), b. 1877. 
 
 COCHRANE of Calder Glen. Argent, on a chief 
 engrailed azure, a boar's head erased or between two 
 mullets of the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a white horse 
 passant proper. Motto— " Domine in virtute tua." 
 
 Son of James Cochrane of Glasgow, by his wife 
 Robina, d. of James Cochran of Kirkfield, Lanark- 
 shire : — 
 John Richard Cochrane, Esq., J. P. Lanarkshire and for 
 CO. of city of Glasgow, b. 1827 ; tn. 1856, Mary Anne, 
 eld. d. of Andrew Howden, W.S., of Edinburgh; and has 
 issue — (i) James Richmond Inglis Cochrane, Gentleman, 
 b. 1857 {m. 1891, Effie Rose, d. of Capt. James Madison 
 Andrews, U.S.A. Army, of Saratoga Springs, New York; 
 and has issue— James Richmond Pelham Cochrane, 
 Gentleman, b. 1893]; (2) Richard Pelham Maitland 
 Cochrane, Gentleman,*. 1863; d. 1884, Laura Maitland; 
 Adelaide Robina [m. ist, Arthur Percy Hickman of Hagley, 
 Worcs. ; 2nd, Rev. Samuel M(jrgans, Vicar of Blackheath, 
 nr. Birmingham] ; Mary Anne Charlotte Maitland ; Louisa 
 Helen Gordon [m. Major H. O. D. Hickman, Inniskilling 
 Fus ] ; Victoria Maitland [ot. Rev. Humphrey Peare 
 Lindsay, Vicar of St. Andrew's, Battersea] ; and Muriel 
 Evelyn Maitland \m. Major George Clifford Stockwell, 
 D.S.O., Highland Lt. Inf]. Res.- Calder Glen, Blantyre, 
 N.B. 
 
 S THOMAS BELHAVEN HENRY COCHRANE, 
 Esquire, M.V.O. , Lieut. R.N. (retired), J. P. and D.L., 
 Deputy Gov. of the Isle of Wight, and Deputy Gov. of 
 Carisbrooke Castle. Born Nov. 24, 1856, being the third but 
 second surviving son (but the eldest by second marriage) 
 of the late Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Thomas John Cochrane, 
 G.C. B. (eldest son of Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander 
 Forrester Cochrane, G.C. B. ), by his second wife Rosetta, dau. 
 of Sir Jonah Denny Wheeler Cuffe, Bart. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Argent, a chevron gules, between three boars' heads 
 erased azure, langued of the second, and as an honour- 
 able augmentation, on a chief wavy of the third, a sphinx 
 couchant of the field, a crescent for difference, impaling the 
 arms of Rous, namely sable, a fesse dancettte or, between 
 three crescents argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crests 
 — I. (of augmentation) issuing out of a naval crown or, a 
 dexter arm embowed, vested azure, cuffed argent, the hand 
 holding a flagstaff proper thereon hoisted the flag of a rear- 
 admiral of the White, being argent, a cross gules, and 
 thereon the words "St. Domingo" in letters of gold; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a horse passant argent. 
 Married, Feb. 19, 1887, Lady Adela Charlotte Rous, dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. the 2nd Earl of Stradbroke. Seat— 
 Quarr Abbey, Isle of Wight. Residence ~-<Z-Ax\shxooV.<t 
 Castle. C/a^— Naval and Military. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
a86 
 
 COC 
 
 Coc 
 
 Thk Lat« ALFRED COCK. Esquire, one of Her 
 
 Majesty's Counsel learned in the Law. Bom 
 
 ((^f\fU '849, i*\n^ the stvond son of James Cock of 
 
 ^UI>K SlirewsUiry and Ellen his wife, daughter of 
 
 lienjamin Lloyd of Madeley, Shropshire, and 
 
 died 1898. Clubi — Reform, Burlington Fine Arts. Ltvery 
 
 Diu-k blue, with gold facings. Armorial beuiagt— 
 
 Azure, a chevron cottised and couped between two roses 
 in chief, and a leopard's face in base all or ; and 
 upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Liebreich, 
 namely, per pale argent and vert, a stag's attire sur- 
 mounted by an elephant's tusk saltirewise between four 
 eagles displayed all counterchanged. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of the 
 stump of an oak-tree, one branch sprouting from the dexter 
 side and fructed proper, thereon a cock or, holding in the 
 beak a sprig of oak of the first, five mascle^ conjoined 
 fessewise of the second. Motto — "Talent de bien faire." 
 Married, September 20, 1877, to Eva Laura Bertha, only 
 child of Richard Frederick Liebreich, M.D., M.R.C.S.E., 
 Knight and Officer of the Legion of Honour, Knight of 
 the Order of Isabella Catolica and Carlo III. of Spain, and 
 of Rose of Brazil ; and has Issue — (i) Roland Henry Lie- 
 breich Cock, Gentleman, born July 1886 ; (2) Gerald Alfred 
 Cock, Gentleman, born July 1887; Ellen Therese, and 
 Gwendolen Louise Judith. Postal address — 8 Kensington 
 Park Gardens, London W. 
 
 HENRY JOHN COCKAYN&CUST, Esquire, Bachelor 
 of Arts of the University of 
 COCkaPne=CU0t Cambridge, JusUce of the Peace 
 ^^wvMM^*»v si^x^t**/ for the counties of Bedford and 
 Lincoln, and heir presumptive 
 to the Barony of Brownlow, Member of Parliament for the 
 Stamford Division of Lincolnshire. Bom October 10, 1861, 
 being the eldest son of the late Henry Francis Cockayne- 
 
 Cust, Esquire, Member of Parliament for Grantham, by his 
 wife Sarah Jane (who died 1867), daughter of Isa.ic Cook- 
 son of Meidon Park, in the county of Nortliunil>crland. 
 Clubs — Carlton, St. James's, Travellers'. Armorial bear- 
 ing!— He liears for Arma : Quarterly i and 4, ermine on a 
 chevron sable, three fountains proper (for Cust) ; a and 3 
 argent, three cocks gules, crested and jelloped sable, and 
 impaling the arms of Welby-Gregory, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, gules on a chevron between ten cross crosslets, six in 
 chief and four in base or, three cross crosslets of the field, a 
 canton for distinction (for Gregory! ; 2 and 3 sable, a fesse 
 between three fleurs-de-lis argent (for Welby). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased sable, collared paly 
 wavy of six argent and sable (for Cust) ; a. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a cock's head erased giiles, beaked, crested, 
 and jelloped sable; with the Motto, " Esse quam videri." 
 Married, 1893, Emmeline Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Sir 
 William Earle Welby-Gregory, fourth Baronet, of Denton 
 Manor, Grantham. Postal addresses — Cockayne Hatley, 
 Bedfordshire ; lielton House, Grantham ; 8 Carlton House 
 Terrace, S.W. 
 
 COCKBURN (L.O. , 1674). Argent, a rose gules, stalked 
 and barbed vert, between three cocks of the second. 
 
 CoCKBURN. Same arms, and (remalric. 1904) a Ixsrdure 
 invected gules, charged with three roses argent. Mantling 
 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a cock proper. Mottoes— Over crest, ' ' I rise with tlie 
 morning ; " under arms, "iVigilans et audax." 
 
 Yr. son of Archibald David Cockburn, b. 1826 ; d. 1886 ; 
 
 tn. 1856, Johanna Richardson, d. of Henry, Lord 
 
 Cockburn, a Lord of Session : — 
 Henry Archibald Cockburn, Gentleman, b. 1870. Post, 
 add.— 14 Berkeley Street, Piccadilly, London, W. Clubs- 
 Junior Carlton, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 Sir ALEXANDER THOMAS COCKBURN-CAMP- 
 BELL, 5th Baronet, of Galrtsford, Ross-shire (1821). Born 
 1872, being the eldest son of Sir Thomas Cockburn- 
 
 is tbe Military Cockad*. 
 
Coc 
 
 €of 
 
 S1S7 
 
 Campbell, 4th Bart., Member and Chairman of Com- 
 mittees of the Legislative Council of Western Australia, by 
 his wife Lucy Anne, dau. of Arthur Trimmer (by his wife 
 Mary Anne, dau. of Capt. Sir Richard Spencer, C.B., 
 R.N., K.H. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 
 quarterly i. and iiii., gyronny of eight or and sable ; ii., 
 argent, a galley sable, sails furled and oars in action; iii., 
 or, a fesse chequy azure and argent ; over all on a chief 
 argent a rock proper, superinscribed Gibraltar between two 
 medals pendent by a ribbon gules, fimbriated, for Seringa- 
 patam and Talavera (for Campbell) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i. 
 and iiii. , argent, an ostrich feather ensigned with an imperial 
 crown proper, between two cocks in chief and a lion's head 
 erased in base gules ; ii. and iii., gules, six mascles, three, 
 two and one or (for- Cockburn), the escutcheon being 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter hand holding a scimitar proper. Mottoes—" With- 
 out fear"; "Forward." Residence — Perth, Western 
 Australia. 
 
 §GeneralJOHNCOCKBURN-HOOD,C.B..J.P. and 
 D. L. for CO. Berwick, General Indian Staff Corps. Born 
 Nov. 29, 1823, being the third son of the late John Cockburn- 
 Hood,Esq.,J.P. and D.L., of Stoneridge(nowStainrigg), by 
 his.first wife Janet Anne, 2nd dau. of the late Alexander l^owe 
 of Annefield, co. Fife. Club — United Service. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Parted per cross sable and 
 argent, over all a bend or ; on a chief of the second a lion's 
 head erased between two cocks gules. Upon the escutcheon 
 is 'placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, a demi-archer clothed and accoutred proper ; 
 and in an escroU over the same this Motto, "Swift and 
 sure;" and below the arms, " Olim sic erat." Married, 
 1879, Bell (deceased), eldest dau. of the late Spencer Mackay 
 of Grazeley Lodge, Berks. Postal address — Stainrigg 
 House, Coldstream, N.B. 
 
 COCKERELL, quartered by RUSHOUT. 
 
 JOHN JAMES THOMAS SOMERS COCKS, Es- 
 quire, commonly called the Honourable John 
 rtTrtrfctf James Thomas Somers Cocks, brother of the 
 ViLUVU^ Right Honourable Sir Philip Reginald Cocks, 
 fifth Baron Somers. Born 1820; formerly 
 Rector of Sheviocke, in the county of Cornwall, but joined 
 the Roman Catholic Church 1856 ; raised to the lank of a 
 Baron's son, 1888. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, sable a chevron between three 
 
 stags' scalps with attires argent (for Cocks) ; 2 and 3 vert, 
 a fesse dancettte ermine (for Somers). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a stag lodged and regardant argent, attired 
 and unguled sable. Married, 1858, Ann, daughter of the 
 Reverend Joseph Simpson ; and has Issue living— (i) Philip 
 Alphonso Somers Cocks, Esquire, born 1862 ; (2) Charles 
 Sebastian Somers Cocks, Gentleman, born 1870; Agnes 
 Mary [married, 1884, William Arkwright of Sutton Scars- 
 dale, Chesterfield] ; Jane Margaret Somers, a nun ; and 
 Anne Hariot Mary Somers [married, 1892, Baron Despine, 
 of Saint Innocent, Aix-les- Bains]. Residence— z Fawcet 
 Street, Earl's Court, S.W. 
 
 CODDINGTON (U.O. ). Gules, a cross or, fretty azure, 
 between four trefoils slipped argent. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head 
 erased or. Mottoes — " Nil desperandum," "Nee metuas 
 nee optes." 
 
 Sons of Henry Barry Coddington, Esq., of Oldbridge. 
 
 J.P. (High Sheriff co. Meath 1843), b. 1802; d. 1888; 
 
 m. 1827, Maria, eld. d. of William Sharman Crawford 
 
 of Crawfordsburn : — 
 
 John Nicholas Coddington, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Meath, formerly Major and Hon. Lt.-Col. Roy. Meath 
 
 Regt. Mil., b. 1828; m. ist, 1870, Lelia Jane {d. 1879); 
 
 eld. d. of late James Lennox William Naper of Loughcrew. 
 
 CO. Meath ; 2nd, 1883, Maria Louisa (d. 1886), d. of Henry 
 
 Darley, and widow of John Osborn G. Pollock; 3rd, 1891, 
 
 Constance Elizabeth {d. 1894), d. of late Lt.-Col. Stephen 
 
 Henry Smith of Annesbrook, co. Meath ; and has surv. 
 
 issue — (i) Arthur Francis Coddington, Gentleman, b. 1873; 
 
 (2) Hubert John Coddington, Gentleman, b. 1877. Seat — 
 
 Oldbridge, near Drogheda. 
 
 William Henry Coddington. Gentleman, b. 1833; m. 
 1866, Rose, d. of Nathan Cairns. Res. — 
 
 Son of Col. Fitzherbert Coddington, Bengal S.C., b. 
 1838 ; d. 1889 ; m. :— 
 
 Herbert Adolphe Coddington, Esq., D.S.O., Major, 
 Bt. Lt.-Col. Roy. Irish Fus., b. 1864. Res.— 
 
 Sons of Capt. Joshua William Coddington, R.E., 
 b. ; d. 1853; m. 1840, Agnes, d. of Gen. 
 
 Emmett, R.E. :— 
 Charles Edward Coddington, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Edward Fitzherbert Coddington, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Major Fitzherbert Nicholas Coddington, b. 
 ; d. 1853; tn. 1841, Jane, d. of Col. Trelawny, 
 R. A. , Governor of St. Helena : — 
 Fitzherbert Henry Coddington, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 Charles Hamlyn Coddington, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 § ALFRED EDWARD CODRINGTON, Esquire, Col. 
 commanding Coldstream Guards. Born May 4, 1854. 
 being the second but only surviving son of the late General 
 Sir William John Codrington, G.C.B., Col. Coldstream 
 Guards, Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in the 
 Crimea 1855, M.P. for Greenwich 1857-1859, and Governor 
 of Gibraltar 1859-1865 [second but eldest surviving son 
 (and the only son to leave male issue) of Admiral Sir 
 Edward Codrington, G.C.B., K.S.L.. K.S.G., who com- 
 manded at Navarin, and was M.P. for Devonport 1832- 
 1839], by his wife Mary (had Order of Victoria and Albert). 
 Bedchamber Woman to her Majesty, dau. of Levi Ames of 
 The Hyde, Herts. Armorial bearing^s— Argent, a fesse 
 embattled counter-embattled sable, fretty gules, between three 
 lions passant of thethird. Mantling sableand argent. Crest 
 — Out of a ducal coronet or, a dragon's head couped gules 
 between two dragons' wings chequy or and azure. Motto — 
 " Vultus in hostem." Married, May 20, 1885, Adela 
 Harriet, dau. of Melville Portal of Laverstoke, co. South- 
 ampton ; and has Issue— (i) Geoffrey Ronald Codrington, 
 Esq., b. May 13, 1888 ; (2) William Melville Codrington, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 1892 ; (3) John Alfred Codrington, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 28, 1B98 ; and Mary Adela. Residences — 
 Preston Hall, Uppingham; no Eaton Square, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 S ISAAC TRISTRAM COFFIN, Esquire, Capt. 21st 
 Royal Scots Fusiliers, with which regiment he served 
 
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 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cog 
 
 Cofe 
 
 in the Crimea, fiom Oct. 7, 1836. being the eldest son of 
 the Ule Admiral John Townsend Coffin, R.N.. by his wife 
 Sophie Kniily Wallncf . dau. of Liichlan Donaldson, Mayor 
 of St. John's, .N.B. Armorial bearings— Azure, semfe of 
 craos crosslels or, in (Ik- centre two Itatons in saltire, en- 
 twined by a wreath of hiiirrl of the socoiul, between three 
 plates two and one. Mantling azure and or. Orest — The 
 stem of a man-of-war or, thereon a hooded dove, wings 
 elevatrd, and in the bill a branch of olive proper (a mullet 
 for difference). Motto — "Extant rectc factis pncmia." 
 Married, July a8, 1870, Marin, dau. of John Baptista Van 
 Antwerpen of Boitsford, Belgium ; and has Issue — (i) John 
 Trisiram Coffin, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1871 ; (a) Isaac 
 Henry Coffin, Ijentleman, h. June ao, 1873; (s) Louis 
 Edward Coffin, (lentlt-man, b. Aug. 16, 187^ ; Postal ad- 
 dress — Magdalen Islands, British m>rth Amenca. 
 
 COGAN, quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 COGGIN (H. Coll.). Gules, a cog-wheel or, in chief an 
 open book proper, clasps of the second between two crosses 
 boiony of the last. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a talbot proper, resting the dexter 
 forepaw on a cog-wheel or, and charged on the body with 
 two crosses as in the arms. Motto — " Constans fidei." 
 Son of Thomas Coggin : — 
 
 Henry Coggin, Gentleman, b. 18.23. ^"' — Brackley 
 Road, Chiswick. 
 
 WILLIAM MANX HAY COGHLAN, Esquire, Privy 
 Chamljerlain to His Holiness Leo XIII. ; served in the 
 Indian Civil Service, sometime Chief Judi^e in Sind. Bom 
 una 13, 1833, being the eldest son of the late General Sir 
 
 lu. 
 Wi 
 
 illiam Marcus Coghlan, K.C.B., R.A., by his wife Mary 
 Jane, dau. of Capt. John Marshall, R.N. Club — East 
 India United Service. Livery — Navy blue, buff facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Per fesse gules and azure, three lions 
 passant guardant argent, on a canton ermine, an anchor in 
 bend dexter sable, surmounted by a sword in bend sinister 
 point upwards proper. Mantling g^les and argent. Crest 
 — Out of an Irish crown or, an arm embowed in armour 
 proper, charged with a bomb fired sable ; with the Motto, 
 " Fortis in arduis." Married, first, Aug. 20, 1857, Matilda, 
 eldest dau. of Surg. -Gen. Thomas Staunton Cahill, M.D., of 
 Lahinch. co. Clare ; secondly, Nov. at, i868, Mary, only dau. 
 of Kedeagh MoUoy of Gnlway ; and has Issue — (i) William 
 Kedeagh Strickland Coghlan, Gentleman, b. Oct. 20, 1869 ; 
 and thirdly, Feb. 12, 1877, Marie Susan, eldest dau. of 
 William Walmesley of Ingatestone Hall, Essex; and has 
 Issue — (2) Percy Hay Coghlan, Gentleman, Lieutenant 
 R.A., b. March 10, 1878 ; (3) Charles Hay Coghlan, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 29, 1879; (4) Leo de Burgh Coghlan, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 26, 1889 ; Hilda Blanche ; Gladys Isabel ; 
 Mary Agnes; Helena Frances; and Edith Meta. Resi- 
 dence — iQ Redcliffe Square, S.W. 
 
 m JOHN BLYTH COHAM-FLEMING, Esq., J. P. and 
 O D.L. for Devon, and High Sheriff 1887. Born i860, 
 being the eldest son of John Fleming of Bigadon, Devon, 
 by Mary, only dau. of John Blyth ; and by Royal License, 
 in 1883, on his marriage, he assumed the additional sur- 
 name and arms of Coham. Club — Conservative. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. , gules, on 
 a chevron argent, three fraises azure (for Fleming) ; ii. and 
 iii. f)er chevron engrailed gules and ermine, in chief five 
 fleurs-de-lis three and two, and in base a lion rampant or 
 (for Coham) ; 2. the same arms of Fleming ; 3. argent, on a 
 fesse indented between three crescents gules, as many garbs 
 or (for Blyth), and on an escutcheon of pretence the same 
 arms of Coham. Blantllng gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a goat's head erased 
 proper, collared or (for Fleming) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a plume of five ostrich feathers argent, 
 two cross crosslets filch^e in saltire azure (for Coham). 
 Mottoes — "Let the deed show;" " Fuimus et sub Deo 
 erimus." Married, 1883, Eleanor Mary Bickford, dau. and 
 heir of the late William Bickford Coham of Coham ; and 
 has Issue — Blyth Bickford Coham-Fleming, Gentleman, b. 
 1885. 5m/— Coham, near Highampton, Devon. 
 
 MAURICE COHN, Gentleman. Born April 30, 1849, 
 being the eldest son of the late Isaac Cohn, by his wife 
 Emma, dan. of Joseph Nehemias. Livery —BXmg. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Or, on a pile azure, between two torches 
 
 erect, fired proper, a lion rampant of the fuld, holding 
 between the forepaws a vine leaf vert. Mantltng azure 
 and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a lion rampant or, holding between the forepaws a 
 torch firetl proper, between two maple leaves of the first. 
 Motto -" Lux Dei ibi salus." Manied, Dec. i, 1875, 
 Rebecca, dau. of Louis Benas; and has Issue -^\) Albert 
 Mayer Cohn, Gentleman, b. April 1, 1877; (2) Edgar Ben- 
 jamin Cohn, Gentleman, b. Siept. 16, 1880. Residences— 
 21 Grosvenor Place, S.W., and the Range, Shepperton, 
 Middlesex. 
 
 COKAYNE. quartered by ASSHETON. 
 
 S GEORGE EDWARD COKAYNE, Esquire. Claren- 
 ceux King of Arms, Master of Arts of the University 
 of Oxford, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Barrister- 
 at-I^w. Bom 1835, being the youngest son of William 
 Adams, LL.D. , of Thorpe, co. of Surrey, who died 1851. 
 by his wife the Honourable Mary Anne [who was raised 
 to the rank and precedence of a Viscount's daughter, 
 by Royal Warrant, dated September. 1836], third daughter 
 of the Honourable William Cockayne of Rushton Hall 
 and Rothwell, in the county of Northampton, and niece 
 and co-heiress of Borlase, sixth and last Viscount CuUen 
 (extinct). He was educated at Exeter College, Oxford, 
 and called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1853 ; was 
 appointed Rouge Dragon Pursuivant of Arms, 1859 ; 
 Lancaster Henild, 1870 ; Norroy King of Arms, 1882 ; 
 and Clarenceux King of Arms, 1894. He was attached 
 to the Garter mission to Portugal, 1865 ; to Russia, 
 1867; to Italy, 1878; to Spain, i88i ; and to Saxony, 
 1882 ; and he assumed by Royal Licence, in 1873, the 
 name and arms of Cokayne, in compliance with the 
 terms of his mother's will. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 Armorial bearings— The official coat of Clarenceux King 
 of Arms, namely argent, a cross of Saint George gules, on a 
 chief of the second, a lion of England passant guardant 
 or, crowned with an open crown of the last ; and impaling 
 his family arms of Cokayne, namely argent, three cocks 
 gules, armed, crested, and jelloped sable, the escutcheon 
 surrounded by his collar of SS. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a cock's head erased 
 gules, beaked, crested and jelloped sable. Motto — " Virtus 
 in arduis." Married, December 1856, Mary Dorothea, only 
 surviving daughter of George Henry Gibbs of Aldenham 
 House, in the county of Hertford, and has issue. Postal 
 addresses — Exeter House, Roehampton, S.W. ; Heralds' 
 College, E.C. 
 
 S EDWARD BERESFORD COKE. Esquire. Lieut.- 
 Col. R.A. Born May 5, 1850. being the second son 
 of the late Edward Thomas Coke of Trusley and Debdale 
 Hall, and his wife Diana, second dau. of Rev. John Talbot 
 of Ardfert Abbey, co. Kerry. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 three crescents and a canton or. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a vneath of the colours, the sun in his splendour 
 proper. Motto — " Non aliunde jsendere. " Married, 
 March 27, 1877, Ada Beatrice, seventh daughter of 
 W. H. Dawes of Kenilworth. Residence — Club — United 
 Service. 
 
 SJOHN TALBOT COKE, Esquire, J. P. for co. Derby, 
 Maj.-Gen. (retired), formerly commanding loth Brigade 
 in South Africa, Patron of the Living and Lord of the 
 Manor of Trusley. Bom Aug. 9, 1841, being the eld'St 
 son of the late Col. Edward Thomas Coke of Trusley and 
 Debdale Hall, J. P. and D.L., and his wife Diana, second 
 dau. of Rev. John Talbot of Ardfert Abbey, co. Kerry. 
 Livery — Plum colour coat, yellow waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, three crescents and a canton or ; quar- 
 tering the arms of Owen, Odingsells, Sacheverell. Fitz- 
 Ercald, Snitterton, Kirkby, Beresford, Hassall, Ballidon, 
 Heywood, and Wilmot. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — C3n a wreath of the colours, the sun in his splendour 
 proper. Motto — •" Non aliunde pendere." Married, 'Hov. 
 14, 1867, Charlotte, eldest dau. of Major H. FitzGerald of 
 Majjerton, co. Somerset; and has Issue — (i) Edward 
 Sacheverell D'Ewes Coke. Esq.. Capt. K.O.S. Borderers, 
 b. Dec. 3, 1872 ; (2) John Gilbert de Odingsells Coke, 
 Esq.. Lieut. R.N., b. Oct. 19, 1874; (3) Francis Desmond 
 Talbot Coke, Gentleman, b. July 5, 1879 ; Diana Geraldine 
 [w., 1888, Colonel H. Burney, Gordon Highlanders]; 
 Charlotte Geraldine [m., Jan. 11, 1897, Colonel Thomas 
 
 is the Blilitary Cockade. 
 
D'Oyley Snow]; Isabel Hariot Joan [m., 1895, Langton 
 G. Bayly] ; and Dorothy Frances [m. 1902, Capt. Eustace 
 Brierly, Lanes. Fusileers]. Sea^—Trus]ey Manor, near 
 Derby. Cluis — United Service, County (Derby). 
 
 5 WILLIAM LANGTON COKE, Esquire, Colonel 
 late commanding 3rd Derbyshire Regiment, J. P. 
 and D.L. Derbyshire, J. P. co. Nottingham, Lord of the 
 Manor and Patron of the living of Pinxton, Joint Lord 
 of South Normanton, and representative of his family. 
 Bom April 3, 1843, being the eldest son of William 
 Sacheverell Coke, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Nottingham, 
 by his vifife Sarah Kift, dau. of John Deane, Lieut. R.N. 
 Livery — Claret colour with gold buttons. Armoriai 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 15, gules, three crescents 
 
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 289 
 
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 and a canton or (for Coke, 1580) ; 2. party per chevron 
 or and azure, two roses gules, stalked and slipped (for 
 Owen) ; 3. argent, a fesse, three mullets in chief gules (for 
 Odingsells) ; 4. argent, on a saltire azure, five water- 
 bougets of the field (for Sacheverell) ; 5. argent, three 
 hares playing bagpipes gules (for Fitz'Ercald) ; 6. gules, 
 a shoveller argent, with coronet round neck or (for 
 Snitterton) ; 7. azure, a fesse between two chevrons en- 
 grailed ermine (for Kirkby) ; 8. ermine, on a chief 
 dancettde gules, three ducal coronets or (for Leche) ; 9. 
 Coke, as above ; 10. argent, a bear rampant sable, 
 muzzled and collared, with a chain turned over his back or 
 f(for Beresford) ; 11. party per chevron argent and azure, 
 tthree arrow-heads point downwards sable (for Hassall) ; 
 f 12. argent, two bars vert, six cross-crosslets argent, 
 jbarways(for Ballidon) ; 13. argent, two bends gules, three 
 torteaux gules (for Heywood) ; 14. argent, two bars gules 
 •(for Deane). Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 j.wreath of the colours, sun in his splendour. Motto — 
 (■^Non aliunde pendere." Married, April 4, 1877, Ada 
 iCaroline Catherine, dau. of Christian William Heugh of 
 ICape of Good Hope; and has Issue — (i) Langton 
 tSacheverell Coke, Gentleman, Lieut. Irish Guards, b. 
 Jan. 25, 1878; (2) Jacynth D'Ewes Fitz'Ercald Coke, 
 I Gentleman, Lieut. Army Service Corps, b. August 13, 
 1*879; (3) Anthony Launcelot Henry Deane Coke, Gentle- 
 
 man Sub.-Lieut. R.N., b. Nov. 15, 1884. 6Va/-Brookhill 
 Hall, Alfreton, Derbyshire. Clubs- QoyxvAy (Derby), Nor- 
 thumberland and Northern Counties (London) 
 
 COKEFIELD, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 H LEWIS EDMUND COKER, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. 
 .u , T .^ March 24, 1850, being the eldest son of 
 the late Lewis Coker, Esq. , of Bicester, co. Oxford J P 
 and D.L late Major 29th Regt., by his wife Caroline 
 Agnes, dau. of the late Major James Pitman of 
 Uunchideock House, co. Devon. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a bend gules, three leopards' faces or, in chief 
 a crescent for difference. Mantling gules and argent 
 Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a Moor's head side- 
 faced, wreathed argent and gules. Motto—" Fiat jus'titia " 
 Married, Sept. 12, 1882, Frances Gertrude, third dau of 
 James Aspinall Tobin. Esq., J. P., of Eastham Hall, co. 
 Chester ; and has Issue-(x) Lewis Aubrey Coker 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 30, 1883; (2) John Cadwallader Coker, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 20, 1887. 
 
 FREDERIC CLARENCE COPLESTONE COLBY. 
 Gentleman, Associate of King's Coll., London. Born 
 Nov. 4, 1868, being the third son of the late Rev. Edmund 
 Reynolds Colby, M.A. Univ. of Oxford, by his wife 
 Isabella Susan Jane, dau. of the late Rev. John Nicholas 
 Palmer, M.A. of the Univ. of Cambridge. Armorial 
 bearings— Azure, two chevronels between two escallops in 
 chief, and as many Palmers' staves saltireways in base or, a 
 crescent for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, on a wreath oC the colours, between two 
 
 palm-branches, a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand 
 in a gauntlet grasping a broken sword proper, suspended 
 from the hand a Palmer's scrip or. Married, August 12, 
 1893, Beatrice Geraldine, fourth daughter of the late 
 Reverend J. Hudson, Master of Arts, sometime Assistant 
 Master of St. Paul's School, London. 
 
 The Rev. SAMUEL REYNOLDS COLBY, A.K.C., 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Borti Jan. 11, 1864, being the eldest 
 son of the late Rev. Edmund Reynolds Colby, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, and his wife Isabella Susan Jane, 
 dau. of the late John Nicholas Palmer, M.A. (Cantab.). 
 Armorial bearings —Azure, two chevronels between two 
 escallops in chief and as many palmers' staves saltireways 
 in base or, a crescent for difference. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, between two palm- 
 branches, a dexter arm em^bowed in armour, the hand in a 
 gauntlet grasping a broken sword proper, suspended from 
 the hand a palmer's scrip or. Married, Oct. 13, 1891, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 BUabeth lane, elder d*u. ot Rev. lohn Marshall MorrcU. 
 Vi«r^ Shule. Devon ; and has hwl /tsut - Knox Reynolds 
 
 Morrell Colby, Gentleman, d. Nov. 26, 1892 (d. March 10, 
 1896). Xtsidertce -The Parsonage. West Row, Mildenhall, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 COLCLOUGH, see BIDDULPH-COLCLOUGH. 
 
 JAMES CECIL COLDHAM-FUSSELL, Gentleman, 
 Bom September 7, 1844, being the only son of James 
 Coldham-Fussell of Crabb Hall, Owslebury, in the county 
 
 of Southampton, and his wife Sarah, only child of 
 
 Moore of Ockham, near Ripley, in the county of Surrey, 
 and widow of John Wells of Farnham. Armorial bear- 
 ingB — He bears for Arms: Sable, a fesse engrailed be- 
 tween four fusils or, on a chief of the last, three crosses 
 flory of the first. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 between two laiu^el branches proper, a fusil or, charged with 
 a cross flory sable ; with the Motto, " AIA." Married, 
 June 9, 1868, Eliza Harriet, eldest surviving daughter of 
 William Wilkes; and has /ssue — (i) Vernon Coldham- 
 Fussell, Gentleman, born May 14, 1869; (2) Edgar Cold- 
 ham-Fussell, Gentleman, born September 20, 1870; {3) 
 James Coldham-Fussell, Gentleman, born February 5, 1874 ; 
 (4) Jervis Coldham-Fussell, Gentleman, born September 
 25, 1882; (5) Warwick Coldham-Fussell, Gentleman, born 
 June 6, 1889; Nina; Lynette; Coldham ; Gwendaline ; 
 and Genista. Estates — Hodnet, North Sydney ; in the 
 colony of New South Wales. Postal address — Hodnet, 
 Falcon Street, North Sydney, New South Wales. 
 
 COLE, see HUNT and EDWIN-COLE. 
 
 COLE, quartered by MONTGOMERY. 
 
 BROWNLOW COLE, Gentleman. Bom April 12, 
 1846, being the third son of the late William Cole Dicker, 
 Gentleman, of Moreton Hampstead, in the county of Devon. 
 Justice of the Peace, who assumed in 1833. by Royal License, 
 the surname of Cole in lieu of his patronymic, under the will 
 of his uncle, John Cole of Exeter, by his wife Eliza, daughter 
 of Brownlow Bourdillon, by his wife Eliza, n^e Cole. Ar- 
 morial bearing^s — He bears for Arms: Ermine, a bull 
 passant between four cinquefoils in cross sable ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a bull's head 
 couped sable, attired or, between two branches of oak 
 fructed or; with the Hotto, " Deum cole regem serva." 
 
 Married, September 1883, Bridget Mary, widow of 
 
 Perkins ; and has Issue— CKc\y Helen Bourdillon. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS COLE, Gentleman. Bom 
 October 9, 1857, being the youngest son of the late John 
 Cole Dicker, Gentleman, who assumed by Royal License 
 in 1833 the surname of Cole in lieu of his patronymic, 
 imder the will of his uncle, John Cole of Exeter, by his 
 
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 wife Catherina, daughter of Richard Presion. Armorial 
 bearings— He bciirs for Arms : Ern>ine, a bull piissant 
 between four cinquefoils in cross sable ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a bull's head couped sable, 
 attired or, between two branches of o.-ik fructed or ; with 
 the Motto. " Deum cole regem serva." 
 
 S FRANCIS BURTON OWEN COLE. Esq.. J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Denbigh, late Capt. R.W. Fusiliers. Bom 
 1838, being the eldest son of the late Owen Blayney Cole, 
 Esq. , J. P. and D. L. , of Brandrum, by Ladj^ Frances, second 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. Henry Monck, late Earl of Rathdown 
 (ext.). Armorial bearings— Argent, a bull passant gules, 
 within a bordure s.il)le, lx:zant(?e, a canton of the last, charged 
 with a horse's head couped argent, thereon a chief or, charged 
 with three mullets pierced gules. Mantling gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 gryphon segreant vert, grasping in its dexter claw an arrow 
 point downwards or, feathered and barbed argent. Motto 
 — " Deum cole Regem serva." Married, first, 1872, Mary 
 Georgina Jane, only dau. of George Fosbery Lyster, Esq., 
 of Gisburne House, Liverpool (she died 1881) ; 2nd, 1883, 
 Maria Susan, only dau. of A. C. Heyland, Esq., and widow 
 of the Rev. Robert McClintock (brother of ist Lord Rath- 
 donnell) ; and has by the former, with other /««*- Mowbray 
 Stanley Owen Cole, Gentleman, b. 1883. i>a/— Brandrum, 
 Monaghan, Llys-Meirchion, Denbigh, C/«*— Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 The Rev. GEORGE LAMONT COLE, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders. Armorial bearingfs Per pale argent and or, 
 a bull passant sable within an orle of cross crosslets fitclide 
 gules. M^ntUng sable and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-dragon proper, holding between the 
 paws two cross crosslets fitchte in saltire argent. Motto — 
 "Deum cole regem serva." ^«/fife«f* - Hawthorndene, 
 Bournemouth. 
 
 JOHN COLE, Esquire, M.A., J.P. co. Cornwall. Born 
 October lo, 1844, being the second son of the late John 
 Cole Dicker, Gentleman, who assumed by Royal License 
 in 1833 the surname of Cole in lieu of his patronymic, 
 under the will of his uncle, John Cole of Exeter, by his wife 
 Catherina, daughter of Richard Preston. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, a bull passant between 
 four cinquefoils in cross sable ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a bull's head couped sable, attired 
 or, between two branches of oak fructed or ; with the 
 Motto, "Deum cole regem serva." Married, August ir, 
 1874, Mary Ellen Oldfield, daughter of John Jope Rogers 
 of Penrose, Helston ; and has Issue— (1) Hugh Basil Cole, 
 Gentleman, born November 8, 1875; (2) Arthur Frederick 
 Andrew Cole, Gentleman, born February 4, 1883 ; and 
 Catherine Winifred. Residence — Treworgan, near Fal- 
 mouth, Cornwall. C/ad— United University. 
 
 JOSHUA COLE, Gentleman, Commander in the Royal 
 Navy. Bom January 22, 1843. being the eldest son of the 
 late John Cole Dicker, Gentleman, who assumed by Royal 
 License in 1833 the surname of Cole in lieu of his patro- 
 nymic, under the will of his uncle, John Cole of Exeter, by 
 his wife Catherina, daughter of Richard Preston. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, a bull passant 
 between four cinquefoils in cross sable ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a bull's head couped sable, 
 attired or, between two branches of oak fructed or; with 
 the Motto, "Deum cole regem serva." Married, April 8, 
 1884, Lillian Elizabeth, fifth daughter of Patrick Joseph 
 Gannon of Ballysheen Castle, county Kildare. 
 
 RICHARD PRESTON COLE, Gentleman. Born 
 August 29. 1847, being the third son of the late John Cole 
 Dicker, Gentleman, who assumed by Royal License in 1833 
 the surname of Cole in lieu of his patronymic, under the will 
 of his uncle, John Cole of Exeter, by his wife Catherina, 
 daughter of Richard Preston. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Ermine, a bull passant between four cinque- 
 foils in cross sable ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a bull's head couped sable, attired or, between two 
 branches of oak fructed or; with the Motto, " Deum cole 
 regem serva." Married, April 25, 1883, Elizabeth, daughter 
 of Henry Evans of Llangunllo, in the county of Radnor ; 
 and has /w«^— Charles Kenneth Preston Cole, Gentleman, 
 born August 7, 1884. 
 
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 The Reverend WILLIAM ALSTON COLE, Vicar 
 of Lockinge, in the county of Berkshire. Born July 26, 
 1838, being the second son of the late William Cole 
 Dicker, Gentleman, of Moreton Hampstead, in the county 
 of Devon, Justice of the Peace, who assumed by Royal 
 License in 1833 the surname of Cole in lieu of his patro- 
 nymic, under the will of liis uncle, John Cole of Exeter, by 
 his wife Eliza, daughter of Brownlow Bourdillon, by his wife 
 Eliza, nie Cole. Armorial bearings : He bears for Arms : 
 Ermine, a bull passant between four cinquefoils in cross 
 sable; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a bull's head sable, attired or, between two branches of 
 oak fructed or; with the Motto, " Deum cole regem 
 servia." Married, December 31, 1861, Emily Rosa, 
 daughter of the Venerable George Barnes, Archdeacon 
 of Barnstaple, Vicar of Sowton. 
 
 COLE-HAMILTON (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4; 
 quarterly, i. and iiii. gules, three cinquefoils pierced 
 ermine ; ii. and iii. argent, a ship with sails furled and 
 oars sable (Hamilton); 2. argent, a bull passant sable, 
 armed and unguled or, a bordure of the second charged 
 with eight bezants on a sinister canton per pale gules and 
 azure, a harp gold, stringed of the field (Cole) ; 3. sable, a 
 chevron between three cherubim or (Chaloner). Livery — 
 Blue, crimson waistcoat. 
 
 Son of Capt. William Claud Cole-Hamilton, b. 1833 ; 
 
 d.v.p. 1882 ; m. 1858, Caroline, d. of Hon. Andrew 
 
 Godfrey Stuart : — 
 Arthur Richard Cole- Hamilton, Esq., J. P., D.L. , Lt.- 
 Col. 6th Batt. Roy. Irish Rifles, late Capt. 7th Hussars and 
 Roy. Scots Fus. , served in' Egypt 1882, and in Soudan 
 1885-6, b. 1859 ; m. ist, 1882, Jeannette [d. 1883), eld. d. 
 of Samuel Moore of Moorlands, Lanes ; 2nd, 1884, 
 Florence Alice, d. of James Duke Hughes of Brentwood, 
 Surrey ; and has issue — William Moore Cole- Hamilton, 
 Esq., late Lieut. King's Roy. Rif. Corps, served in S. 
 African War 1902 (mednl, two clasps), b. 1883 ; m. 1903, 
 Ada Beatrice, d. of William Huddle of Dover ; and has 
 issue a dau. Seat — Beltrim Castle, Newton Stuart, co. 
 Tyrone. Res. — The Rectory, Ballyhooley, co. Cork. 
 
 COLEGRAVE, see MANBY-COLEGRAVE. 
 
 STEPHEN WILLIAM BUCHANAN COLERIDGE, 
 Esquire, commonly known as the Honourable Stephen 
 William Buchanan Coleridge, Master of Arts of the Uni- 
 versity of Cambridge, Private Secretary to the Lord Chief- 
 Justice of England from 1883 to 1890, appointed Clerk of 
 Assize on the South Wales Circuit in 1890, Barrister-at- 
 Law. Born May 31, 1854, being the second son of the 
 Right Honourable Sir John Duke Coleridge, first Baron 
 Coleridge, Lord Chief-Justice of England, by his first wife 
 Jane Fortescue, dau. of the Rev. George Turner Seymour 
 of Farringdon, in the Isle of Wight. Clubs — Devon- 
 shire, Isthmian, and M.C.C. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a mount in base vert, an 
 otter proper, on a chief gules a dove of the first, between 
 two crosses pat& fitch^e or ; and upon an escutcheon of 
 pretence the arms of Lushington, namely, or, on a fesse 
 wavy between three lions' heads erased vert, as many ermine 
 spots of the field ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, therefrom issuing ears of wheat 
 proper, in front of a cross gules, an otter also proper ; and 
 with the Motto, " Qualis vita finis ita." Married, April 5, 
 1879, Geraldine Beatrice, daughter and co-heiress of the 
 late Charles Manners Lushington of Norton Court, in the 
 county of Kent, Member of Parliament ; and has Issue — 
 (i) John Duke Coleridge, Esquire, born November 10, 1879 
 \m. 1904, Katherine, dau. of Sir Arthur and the Hon. Lady 
 Godley]; (2) Guy Lushington Coleridge, Gentleman, born 
 March 15, 1884 ; (3) Paul Humphrey Coleridge, Gentleman, 
 born February 17, 1884. Postal addresses — 7 Egerton 
 Mansions, South Kensington, London, S.W. ; Rooiu 243, 
 Royal Courts of Justice, London, W.C. ; The Ford, Grey- 
 well, Hampshire. 
 
 § CHARLES HORSMAN COLES, Esquire, Colonel, 
 late Lieut. -Col. Commandant City of London Artillery. 
 Born August 17, 1851, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 late Charles Augustus Coles, Esq., of Midford House, near 
 Bath, formerly Captain 3rd Batt. Devonshire Regiment, by 
 his wife Mary Anne, dau. of Charles White, Esq., J. P., of 
 Barnesfield, co. Kent. Club — Conservative. Armorial 
 
 bearings — Gules, three bezants chevronways within two 
 chevronels or, between three lions' heads erased erminois. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a column erect entwined by 
 a serpent holding in the mouth a branch of olive all proper. 
 Motto — " Perseverez." Married, May 21, 1879, his cousin, 
 Adeline Mary, dau. of George Coles of Elmfield, Streatham ; 
 and has Issue — Constance Adeline. Postal address — 
 10 Palmeira Avenue, Hove, Sussex. 
 
 EDWARD GEORGE COLES, Gentleman. Born Dec. 
 20, 1843, being the eldest son of the late George Coles, by 
 his wife Margaret, eldest surviving dau. of William Leaf. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Gules, three bezants chevronways within 
 two chevronels or, between three lions' heads erased erminois. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a column erect entwined by a 
 serpent holding in the mouth a branch of olive all proper. 
 Motto — " Perseverez." Married, May 28, 1870, Elizabeth 
 Isabella, dau. of Edward Sidney Johnson ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Edward Gerald Coles, Gentleman, b. June 21, 1871 ; (2) 
 Douglas Coles, Gentleman, b. Aug. 10, 1875 ; (3) Hugh 
 Charles Coles, Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 1877 ; Margaret 
 Elizabeth [w. , July 11, 1894, Rev. Chapman Carey Andrew 
 Taylor, B.A.); Beatrice Edith; Mildred; and Ruth Borra- 
 daile. 
 
 ERNEST HARRY COLES, Gentleman. Born Feb. 25, 
 1855, being the second son of the late George Coles of 
 Elmfield, Streatham, by his wife Margaret, eldest dau. of 
 William Leaf. Armorial bearings— Gules, three bezants 
 
 [zpersepgrgz^ 
 
 chevronways within two chevronels or, between three lions 
 heads erased erminois. ManUing gules and or. Cresi— 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert a column 
 erect entwined by a serpent holding in the mouth a branch 
 
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 of olive all proper. Motto—" Perseverex." Married, Oct. 
 ao, 1886. AcU'la Caroline, second dan. of James Heslop 
 Powell of Strealham; and h;w hsue—(i) Krncst James 
 Coles, (fcniloman. k Oct. 3. 1887; (a) Edgar R;ilph Coles, 
 Gentleman, l>. May 13. 1889 ; (3) Guy Roger Coles. Gentle- 
 man, i^. Juncai, 1894; Muriel Gertrude; and Adcla Evelyn, 
 f^tal ttddrtss Hurntwood, Caterham, S\iiTey. 
 
 W WILLIAM COLFOX, Esquire. B.A. (Univ. London). 
 
 O J.r. and D.L. for co. Dorset, High Sheriff of Dorset 
 1899. Bom May 4, i8a6, being the second son of William 
 Colfox. Estj., of Rax House. Bridport, J. P. for the Borough 
 of Bridport, by his wife Hannah, dau. of Andrew Abbott 
 of Allington, Dorset. Armorial bearlnKi Sable, three 
 spinning-coes erect and in fesse or, on a chief argent as 
 many foxes heads cou|>ed at the neck gules. Ma n t lin g 
 sable and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours a fox 
 proper, charged on the body with two fleurs-de-lis in fesse 
 sable, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lis gules. 
 
 Motto— "Lux, lex, libertas." Married, May 26, 1855, 
 Anna Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Henry Wansey of 
 Sambourne. Warminster, Wilts ; and has /w«<f—(i) Thomas 
 Alfred Colfox, Esq., J. P. for Dorset, Capt. Queen's Own 
 Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry, b. Sept. 29, 1858 [m., April 14, 
 1886, Constance, second dau. of Edward J. Nettlefold of 
 The Grove. Highgate, Middlesex]; Alice Lee; and Mar- 
 garet Wansey [m. Oliver Lupton of Headingley, Leeds]. 
 Estates in the parishes of Allington, Symondsbury, Nether- 
 bury. Stoke Abbott, Marshwood, and Bradpole, in the 
 county of Dorset. Postal arf«/r«j— Westmead, near Brid- 
 port 
 
 COLHOUN (U.O.). Per pale argent and sable, a 
 saltire between four mullets counterchanged. Man tling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 buck's head erased per pale vert and argent, charged 
 with two mullets in pale counterchanged. Motto — " Viget 
 sub. cruce." 
 
 Son of Capt. Charles King Colhoun of Carrick- 
 
 ballydoey, co. Donegal, b. 1834; d. 1880; m. 1856, 
 
 Lydia, d. of Rev. G. N. Tredennick of Kildoney and 
 
 Woodhill, Ardara, co. Donegal (by Lydia, d. of Most 
 
 Rev. William Magee, Archbishop of Dublin) :— 
 
 Lt.-Col. Charles King Colhoun, late Maj. 84th York 
 
 and Lancaster Regt., b. 1858 ; m. 1900. Flora, eld. d. of 
 
 Col. E. P. Mainwaring (Indian Army), by Florentia Ann, 
 
 d. of Brig. -Gen. F. Brind, C.B., Bengal Horse Art. 
 
 £i/afe— Carrickballydoey, co. Donegal. C/w*— Naval and 
 
 Military. 
 
 COLLEY, quartered by PALMER and WELLESLEY. 
 
 GEORGE POMEROY ARTHUR COLLEY, Esquire. 
 M.A. Born March 6, 1866, being the eldest son of the 
 late Henry Fitrgeorge CoUey (eldest son of the Hon. 
 George Francis Collev, who assumed the name and arms 
 of Colley by Royal Licence 1830), by his wife Elizabeth 
 Isalx;lla, dau. of Hon. and Rev. William Wingfield. 
 Armorial bearings Or. a lion rampant gules, ducatly 
 gorged of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm habited gules, 
 encircled beneath the cuff argent with a ducal coronet or, 
 the band grasping a scymitar proper, hiked and pommelled 
 of the third. Motto —" Virtulis fortuna comes." Residence 
 -13 Herbert Place, Dublin. C/«ij— Sports', University 
 (Dublin). 
 
 ARTHUR BEVAN COLLIER, Esquire, J.P.. Major 
 and Hon. Lieut.-Col. late 2nd Vol. Batt. Duke of Cornwall's 
 L.I., V.D. Bom 1832, being the fifth son of the late John 
 Collier, Esq., J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Plymouth 1832-41, 
 by his wife Emma, dau. of Robert Porrett. Annorial 
 bearing^ — Argent, on a chevron azure, between in chief 
 two demi-unicorns courant and in base an elephant's head 
 erased gules, three oak branches slipped, leaved, and fructed 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-man affront^ proper, holding in the 
 dexter hand an oak branch proper, fructed or, and resting 
 the sinister hand on an escutcheon azure, charged wuh two 
 keys saltireways or. Motto — "Persevere." Married ISXaA. 
 (d. 1891), dau. of Elford Blaker; and has Issue -hWian, 
 deceased ; and Amy. Residence — Cartha-Martha, Calling- 
 ton, Cornwall. 
 
 JOHN FRANCIS COLLIER, County Court Judge 
 of Liverpool, J. P. for Lancashire. Bom 1829, being the 
 fourth son of the late John Collier, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , 
 M.P. for Plymouth 1832-41, by his wife Emma, dau. of 
 Robert Porrett. Armoilal bearings — Argent, on a chevron 
 azure, between in chief two demi-unicorns courant and in 
 base an elephant's head erased gules, three oak branches 
 slipped, leaved, and fructed or. MB,ntling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-man 
 affront^e proper, holding in the dexter hand an oak branch 
 slipjjed and leaved proper, fructed or, and resting the 
 sinister hand on an escutcheon azure, charged with two 
 keys saltireways or. Motto — "Persevere." Married, Feb. 
 2, i860, Frances Anne Jane (d. 1900), second dau. of the 
 late Robert Francis Jenner, Esq., D.L. , of Wenvoe Castle, 
 Glamorganshire; and has /ssue — Hugh Collier, Gentleman, 
 Civil Engineer ; Maud ; and Rose. Postal address — 
 82 Huskisson Street, Liverpool. 
 
 § MORTIMER CALMADY COLLIER, Esquire, 2nd 
 Prince of Wales' Volunteer Battalion Devon Regi- 
 ment, and Volunteer Army Service Corps. Bom Dec. 14, 
 1874, being the eldest son of Mortimer John Collier, Esq., 
 Lt.-Col. V.D.. by his wife Sophia Luddington Whipple, 
 dau. of J. Whipple. Livery- Green, yellow collar and 
 cuffs, braided at base. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 chevron azure, between in chief two demi-unicorns current 
 and in base an elephant's head erased gules, three oak 
 branches slipped, leaved, and fructed or. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 man affront^ proper, holding in the dexter band an oak 
 branch slipped and leaved proper, fructed or, and resting 
 the sinister hand on an escutcheon azure, charged with two 
 keys saltireways or. Motto— "Persevere." Residence — 
 Foxhams, Horrabridge. Clubs — Primrose, Royal West of 
 Eng. Yacht (Plymouth). 
 
 W Lieut. -Col. MORTIMER JOHN COLLIER, V.D. 
 
 © (retired) late 2nd (Prince of Wales') Vol. Batt. Devon 
 Regt. Born 1825, being the third son of the late John 
 Collier, Esq., J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Plymouth 1832-41, 
 by his wife Emma, dau. of Robert Porrett, and brother of 
 the first Baron Monkswell. Club — Royal Western Yacht. 
 Livery — Green, with yellow facings. Armorial bearingrs — 
 Argent, on a chevron azure, between in chief two demi- 
 unicorns courant and in base an elephant's head erased 
 gules, three oak branches slipped, leaved, and fructed or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-man affront^ proper, holding in the dexter 
 hand an oak branch slipped and leaved proper, fructed 
 or. and resting the sinister hand on an escutcheon azure, 
 charged with two keys saltireways or. MottO — " Per- 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 severe." Married, firstly, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir 
 William Snow Harris, F. R.S. ; and secondly, Sophia Lud- 
 dington, dau. of J, Whipple of Plymouth ; and by her had 
 Issue — (i) Mortimer Calmady Collier, Gentleman; (2) 
 Claude Bertram Collier, Gentleman ; Sibyl Ernestine ; and 
 Imogene Mary. Res. — Foxhams, Horrabridge, S. Devon. 
 
 WILLIAM FREDERICK COLLIER, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace for the county of Devon. Born March 14, 
 1824, being the second son of John Collier, Esquire, of 
 Grimstone, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Devon. Member of Parliament 1832-1841, 
 by his wife Emma, daughter of Robert Porrett. Club — 
 National Liberal. Z/wery— White (drab) and blue. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, on a 
 chevron azure, between in chief two demi-unicorns current, 
 and in base an elephant's head erased gules, three oak- 
 branches slipped, leaved and fructed or. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-man aflfront^e proper, holding in the dexter 
 hand an oak-branch slipped and leaved proper, fructed or, 
 and resting the sinister hand on an escutcheon azure, 
 charged with two keys saltireways or. Married, March 
 7, 1854, Cycill Christiana, fourth daughter of Charles 
 Biggs Calmady, Esquire, of Langdon Court, in the county 
 of Devon, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 that county ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Calmady Calmady, 
 Gentleman, born 1856 [married, 1884, Cecilia Sarah, 
 daughter of Shilston Calmady Hamlyn, of Leawood and 
 Paschoe, in the county of Devon] ; (2) Frederick Mortimer 
 Collier, Gentleman [married, September 22, 1892, Rosa, 
 daughter of the Reverend Francis William Peel, Master 
 of Arts, Rector of BurghwallisJ ; (3) George BuUer Collier, 
 Gentleman, born September 30, i860 [married, August 3, 
 1898, Anne Grace Helen, daughter of General Reynell 
 George Taylor, C.B., C.S.I.]; and Bertha Cycill. 
 £jtofe— Woodtown, in the parish of Sampford Spiney, in 
 the county of Devon. Postal address — Woodtown, Horra- 
 bridge, S. Devon. 
 
 COLLI NGE (H. Coll.). Per pale sable and gules, a 
 gryphon segreant regardant, holding between the claws 
 a cross crosslet or, two flaunches of the last, each charged 
 with a martlet between two cross crosslets palewise of the 
 first. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-gryphon regardant or, sem6 of cross 
 crosslets sable, holding between the claws an antique shield 
 gules, charged with a martlet also or. 
 
 Son of James Collinge of Hale Cave, Timperley, 
 Cheshire : — 
 
 Edward Collinge, Gentleman, b. . ^«.— Woodfield, 
 Werneth, Lanes. 
 
 COLLINGS (H. Coll., 1822). Azure, between three 
 fleurs-de-lis two and one or, a gryphon segreant holding 
 between the claws an escocheon argent, the latter charged 
 with an anchor erect sable. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head issuant 
 argent, bridled and charged on the neck with three fleurs- 
 de-lis one and two azure. 
 
 Son of Bonamy Collings, Esq., Major Royal Guernsey 
 
 Militia, b. ; d. ; w. , Elizabeth Durell, d. 
 
 of Charles d'Auvergne. 
 
 Charles d'Auvergne ColHngs, Esq., M.A. , D.M. (Oxon.), 
 
 Surgeon-Major 2nd Batt. Roy. Guernsey Mil., b. 1852; 
 
 m. 1883, Laura Josephine, d. of Rev. Charles Williams, 
 
 p.D. (Camb. ), Rector of Brondesbury, London; and has 
 
 issue— (i) Basil d'Auvergne Collings, Gentleman, b. 1884; 
 
 (2) Ernest Gardiner Collings, Gentleman, b. 1885; (3) 
 
 Herbert Charles Collings, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (4) Cyril 
 
 Bonamy Collings, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (5) Wilfred 
 
 d'Auvergne Collings, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (6) Bernard 
 
 Stanley Collings, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (7) E"c d'Auvergne 
 
 Colhngs, b. 1896; and Edith Marion. y?«.— Grange 
 
 Road, Guernsey. C/mi5— Grange Club (Guernsey). 
 
 ARTHUR BURDETT COLLINGWOOD, Esq., J.P., 
 Northumberland. Born 1847, being the second son of the 
 late Edward John CoUingwood of Lilburn Tower, Nor- 
 thumberland, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1843, by his wife 
 Anna, second dau. of Arthur Burdett, of Ballymany, co. 
 
 IKildare, and Ballywater, co. Tipperary. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a chevron sable, between three stags' heads 
 
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 erased of the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a stag in a holly-bush proper. 
 
 Motto — "Ferar unus et idem." Seat — Lilburn Tower, 
 Alnwick. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 The Rev. ROBERT GORDON COLLINGWOOD. 
 M.A., J. P. for CO. Northumberland, who assumed by Royal 
 Licence, April 3, 1868, the surname and arms of CoUing- 
 wood. Aiinorial bearings — Argent, a chevron between 
 three stags' heads erased sable, and (for distinction ) a canton 
 of the last, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the same 
 arms without the canton. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag standing in front 
 of a holly-bush proper, the stag charged for distinction 
 with a cross crosslet sable. Motto — " Ferar unus et idem." 
 Married Arabella, eldest dau. of the late Edward CoUing- 
 wood of Dissington, by his wife Arabella, dau. of General 
 Henry John Calcraftof Cholderton, Hants ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Edward Gordon CoUingwood, Gentleman; (2) Walter 
 Gordon CoUingwood, Gentleman ; Arabella Cecil Catharine ; 
 and Cecil Dora. Seat — Dissington Hall, ten miles north- 
 west of Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 COLLINS, quartered by LEES and TENISON. 
 
 CHARLES MILLINGTON COLLINS, Gentleman. 
 Born April 24, 1876, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Edward Collins, Esq., J. P. for co. Lanark, 
 by his wife Clara Harriet, dau. of Charles Millington of 
 East Combe, Kent. Armorial bearings— Vert, a griffin 
 segreant or, on a chief of the last, a crescent sable. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a demi-griffin or, holding in the dexter claw a thistle and a 
 rose gules, both slipped and leaved vert. Motto — "Fide et 
 virtute." Seats — Kelvindale and Highfield, Maryhill, co. 
 Lanark. 
 
 EDWARD TENISON COLLINS, Esquire, Barrister- 
 at-Law, J. P. for the city of Dublin. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, a griffin segreant sable, armed and langued gules, and 
 in the dexter chief point a trefoil slipped vert, all within a 
 bordure of the third. Mantling sable and or. Crest— 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin segreant 
 or, armed and langued gules, charged on the shoulder and 
 wing with two trefoils slipped fesseways vert. Motto— 
 " Favente Deo et seduhtate." Seat—'iA. Edmunds, The 
 Burrow, Sutton, Howth. 
 
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 JfAMKS TKRriUS COLLINS. Esquire. J. P. for co. 
 arwiek. Annorlal baftrioxi Or. on a pile nebuly per 
 pale vert and sable, between two loxengcs of the second, 
 a gryphon segreant or. Mantling vert and or. Onit 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a dcmi- 
 grvphon or, winged vert, gorged with a collar geinel 
 saoie, live lozenges conjoined ^sseways of tlie second. 
 RetiJ*m(* Churchtield, Edgbnston. Birmingham. Clubs 
 — Royal Thames Yacht. Royal Victoria Yacht. 
 
 JOHN STEPHEN COLLINS. Esq., J.P. co. Cork. 
 Barhsier-at-Law. Bom March 14. 1834. being the eldest 
 son of the late Stephen Collins. Esq., of Mcmon Square, 
 Dublin. I^rristcr-at- Law, Q.C.. by his wife Francis, dau. 
 of William Henn, Esq., Master in Chancery I by Susanna, 
 sistfrof Sir Jonathan l^vett. Bart. , of LiscombeJ. Armorial 
 bearlnga— Argent, two lions combatant proper, on a chief 
 azure, a pelican of the first, mining herself gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, uiwn a wreath of the 
 colours, a |)erican as in the arms, gorged with a plain collar 
 azure. Motto — " Dantvulneravitam." .■l/arnVrf, April 16, 
 1873. Henrietta-Cecil, dau. of Henry William Wray [and 
 grand - dau. of John James Wray of Castle Wray. co. 
 Donegal]; and has Issue — Lena Stephanie, and Olive 
 Susan. 5^<t/— Ardnalee, Carrigrohane, co. Cork. 
 
 Thk Rt. Hon. Sir RICHARD HENN COLLINS. 
 Knight Ikichelor, Master of the Rolls. Judge of the 
 Queen's Bench. Q.C. Bom 1842, being the son of Stephen 
 Collins, Q.C. of the Irish Bar. by his wife Frances, 
 dau. of William Henn, Master in Chancery, Ireland ; Judge 
 of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court, 1891 ; 
 dubbed Knight Bachelor, 1891. Armorial bearingrs — 
 Argent, two lions combatant proper, on a chief azure, a 
 pelican of the first vulning herself gules. Mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his CntX, U(>on a wreath of the colours, 
 a. pelican as in the arms, gorged with a plain collar azure. 
 Motto — " Dant vulnera vitam." Married, 1868, Jane. dau. 
 of the Very Reverend Ogle William Moore. Dean of Clogher. 
 Postal address — 3 Bramham Gardens, S.W. 
 
 COLLIS. see COOKE-COLLIS. • 
 
 SFALKINER SANDES COLLIS -SANDES, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L. for co. Kerry and High Sheriff 1882, 
 
 B.A. of Trin. Coll., Dublin, and Barrister-at-Law. Bom 
 Oct, IS, 1844, being the sixth son of the late Stephen 
 
 Edward Collis, Esq., J. P., of Tieraclea, by Maigaret, 
 dau. of the late Thomas William Sandes, Esq., of i^llow 
 Glen, CO. Kerry, J.P. and D.L. ; and assumed by Royal 
 License the additional name and arms of Sandes in 1879, 
 under the will of his maternal uncle Maurice Fitzgerald 
 Sandes. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent a 
 fcsse dancett(5e gules, between four cross crosslels fitch^, 
 three in chief ana one in base of the last (for Sandes) ; 2 and 
 3 argent, on a chevron engrailed between three lions' heads 
 erased sable, live cinquefoils of the first (for Collis). Mant- 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a griffin segreant or, 
 gorged with a collar flory counterflory gules (for Sandes) ; 
 2. uix)n a wreath of the colours, on a rock, a sea-pie 
 charged on the breast with a fountain and preying on a 
 dolphin all proper. Motto — "Virtus fortunae victrix." 
 Married, Oct. 31, 1882, I^uisa Jane, dau. of the late Col. 
 James Young, R.A. ; and has, with other Issue — Maurice 
 James Collis-Sandes, Gentleman, b. July 25, 1886. Seat — 
 Oak Park, Tralee, co. Kerry. C/«*5— Oriental, Kildare 
 Street (Dublin), County (Tralee). 
 
 COLLYER of Hackford Hall, Norfolk. Argent, a 
 
 chevron engrailed between two unicorns' heads couped 
 
 in chief and an escallop in base all gules. Mantling gules 
 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 
 of a cross pat6c gules, an unicorn's head couped argent, in 
 
 its mouth an acorn slipped and leaved proper. Motto — 
 
 " Avance." Livery — Blue, orange waistcoat and breeches. 
 
 Sons of John Collyer, Esq., J. P., of Hackford Hall, 
 
 Reepham, Norfolk, Judge of the County Courts (1801- 
 
 1870), tn. 1837, Georgina Frances Amy, eld. d. of Sir 
 
 William Johnston, 7th Bart, of that Ilk. 
 
 John Monsey Collyer, Esq., B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at- 
 Law (Lincoln's Inn), Legal Adviser to the Exchequer and 
 Audit Office, formerly Capt. Lond. Scottish Rif. Vols. , b. 
 28 Apl. 1840 ; m. 30 Sept. 1869, Helen Jane, younger d. of 
 George Falconar, formerly of Carlowrie, co. Linlithgow ; 
 and has surv. issue — (i) John Johnston Collyer, Esq., Capt. 
 Cape Mounted Rifles, Chief of Staff to O.C. Colonial 
 Forces, Cape Colony, b. 21 Sept. 1870 ; (2) George Falconar 
 Collyer, Hon. Capt. in the Army, b. 1 Aug. 1872 ; (3) Roger 
 Messenger Monsey Collyer, Gentleman, b. 28 Apl. 1874 ; (4! 
 Hugh Nathaniel Collyer, Gentleman, b. 6 May 1877; (5) 
 Charles Alexander Stewart Collyer, Gentleman, b. i July 
 1881 ; (6) Francis Bedingfeld Collyer, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 1877 ; Helen Amy Georgina ; and Catherine Frances Emily. 
 Res. — Hackford Hall, Reepham, Norfolk; Gimingham, 
 near Mundesley, Norfolk. Club — New University. 
 
 William Robert Collyer, Esq., I.S.O., M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), Attorney-General Straits 
 Settlements, late Queen's Advocate, Cyprus, b. 1842. Seat 
 — Hackford Hall, Norfolk. Res. — Singapore. 
 
 D'Arcy Bedingfeld Collyer, Esq., Major 3rd V. Batt. 
 Norfolk Regt., b. 1846; m. 1886, Adelaide Martha, d. of 
 late Rev. Robert Shuckburgh, Rector of Aldborough, 
 Norfolk. Res. — Twyford Grange, East Dereham, Norfolk. 
 
 Ven. Daniel Collyer, M.A., Archdeacon of Malta, formerly 
 Vicar of Castleacre, Norfolk, b. 1848; m. 1871, Helen 
 Augusta, d. of Rev. Thomas Preston of Swaffham Prior, 
 Cambridge ; and has issue — Mildred Helen ; and Mary. 
 i?«.— The Cloisters, St. Paul's Church, Valetta. 
 
 COLMAN (H. Coll.). Azure, on a pale raguly between 
 two caltraps or, a lion rampant sable. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 two wings argent, each charged with a pale raguly azure, a 
 mount vert, thereon a caltrap or. Motto — " Labor omnia 
 vincit." 
 
 Sons of Edward Colman of Clapham Common : — 
 
 Frederick Edward Colinan, Esq., a member of the Com- 
 mission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, b. , Res, 
 — Nork Park, Epsom Downs, Surrey. 
 
 Jeremiah Colman, Esq., J.P. Sussex, Mayor of Hove 
 1899-1902, b. 1853 ; m. 1882, Annie, d. of late John Maple 
 of Bedford Lodge, Hampstead, and sister of late Sir John 
 Blundell Maple, Bart. Seat—'Widx. Hall, Hove, Sussex. 
 
 S JEREMIAH COLMAN, Esquire, one of His Majesty's 
 Lieuts. for the City of London ; Master of the 
 Worshipful Company of Skinners 1899 - 1900, J, P. 
 and D.L. for the co. of Surrey, for which he served 
 the office of High Sheriff in the year 1893. Born 
 April 24, 1859, being the only son of the late Jeremiah 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Colman of Caishalton Park, in the co. of Surrey, 
 by his wife Isabella Cocksedge, /t(fe Button. Livery — 
 Blue coat with gold aigulettes, yellow waistcoat and 
 breeches, pink stockings, brass buttons, three-cornered 
 hat trimmed with gold. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Azure, on a pale rayonn^e or, gutt^e-de-larmes, be- 
 tween two fleurs-de-lis of the second, a lion rampant between 
 two annulets paleways gules ; and for the Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of two wings argent, each charged 
 with an estoile azure, a rock proper, thereon a caltrap or ; 
 
 with the Motto, ' ' Sat cito, si sat bene." Married, February 
 25, 1885, Mary, third daughter of James Short McMaster of 
 Mitcham, in the county of Surrey ; and has Issue — Jeremiah 
 Colman, Gentleman, born January i, 1886. Estate and postal 
 address — Gatton Park, Surrey. Clubs — Reform, Devon- 
 shire, National Liberal, City Liberal. 
 
 § RUSSELL JAMES COLMAN, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Norfolk, and J. P. for Norwich. Born 
 1861, being the only surviving son of the late Jeremiah 
 James Colman, Esq., J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Norwich 
 1871-1895, of Carrow House, Norwich, by his wife Caroline, 
 eldest dau. of William Hardy Cozens-Hardy of Lethering- 
 sett. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a pale rayonn^e or, 
 gutt^e-de-l'armes, between two fleurs-de-lis of the second, 
 a lion rampant between two annulets paleways gules, 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two wings argent, each charged with 
 an estoile azure, a rock proper, thereon a caltrap or. 
 Motto— " Sat cito, si sat bene." Married, 1888, Edith 
 Margaret, third dau. of Richard Davies, Esq., of Treborth, 
 in the co. of Carnarvon, Lord-Lieutenant of Anglesea ; and 
 has /w?/e— Geoffrey Russell Rees Colman, Gentleman, b. 
 March 14, 1892 ; and Violet Rees. Postal adds. Bracon- 
 dale Woods, Norwich ; the Clyffe, Corton, Lowestoft. 
 
 COLMORE, see CREGOL-COLMORE. 
 
 COLPOYS, quartered by TWEEDY. 
 
 COLQUHOUN, see CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN. 
 
 MONTAGU WILLIAM MACDONALD COL- 
 QU HOUN-FARQU H ARSON-M ACDON ALD, Esquire, 
 J.P. Born Jan. 15, 1851, being the eldest son of the late 
 Colonel William Macdonald Colquhoun-Farqharson-Mac- 
 donald, J.P. and D.L. for cos. Forfar and Perth, J.P. for 
 CO. Sussex, Colonel commanding and Perthshire Highland 
 Rifle Volunteers, by his wife the Hon. Clara Anne Jane 
 (who d. Dec. 16, 1883), second dau. of the Rt. Hon. the ist 
 
 Lord Lurgan, by his wife Jane, dau. of Roderick M'Neill, 
 Chief of Barra. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a lion rampant gules ; 2. or, a dexter arm in armour 
 ouped in fesse proper, the hand holding a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e gules ; or, a lymphad, oars and sail sable, flags 
 flying gules ; 4. vert, a salmon naiant proper, all within a 
 bordure azure charged with two mascles in chief argent and 
 a boar's head erased in base or. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion 
 gules, holding in his dexter paw a hand proper. Motto 
 — "Per mare, per terras." Seats—'Y\\& Craig, Montrose, 
 CO. Angus ; St. Martin's Abbey, Perth ; Banderan House 
 and Glenshee Lodge, Blairgowrie, Perthshire. 
 
 HFULWAR LEWIS GEORGE COLQUITT-CRA- 
 W VEN, Lieut. 4th Batt. Gloucestershire Regt. Bom 
 1873, being the eldest son of the late Fulwar John Goodwin 
 Colquitt-Craven of Brockhampton, by Essie, dau. of Lewis 
 L. Dillwyn, Esq., M. P., of Hendrefoilan, co. Glamorgan. 
 ArmoriaJ. bearings — Argent, a fesse between six cross 
 crosslets fitch^e gules. Mantling gules and argent; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a chapeau 
 gules turned up ermine, a gryphon statant of the second, 
 beaked or. Motto — " Virtus in actione consistit." 
 
 COLT, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 COLT (confirmed by Cooke, Clarenceux, 1583). Argent, 
 a fesse between three colts at full speed sable. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse passant or. Motto — " Vincit qui patitur." 
 
 Sons of Sir Thomas Archer Colt, 7th Bart., M.D., b. 
 
 1815 ; d. 1893 ; m. 1849, Frances, d. of Ehas Chadwick 
 
 of Swinton Hall, Lanes : — 
 Rev. Sir Edward Harry Dutton Colt, 8th Bart. (2 March 
 1694), M.A. (Oxon.), formerly Rector of Monkokehampton, 
 b. 1850 ; m. 1889, Alice, d. of late William Jefferys Strange 
 of Mile House, Sulhamstead, Berks ; and has issue— Flora 
 Margaret Frances Sophia Dutton Vaughan, and Stella 
 Theodora Dutton Vaughan. /?«.— Oakmead, Lyndhurst 
 Road, Exeter. 
 
 Thomas Archer Colt, Esq., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., b, 
 1851 ; m. ist, 1881, Mabel Marion Aileen (divorced 1895), d. 
 of Rev. H. L. Nicholson, D.D. ; 2nd, 1897, Annie Mercy, d. 
 of late William Kennett of Chidham, Sussex ; and has issue 
 (by ist mar.)— (i) Henry Archer Colt, Lieut. R.N., b. 1882 ; 
 Mabel Emily; and Helen Enid; and (by 2nd mar.), John 
 Rochfort Colt, Gentleman, b. 1900. ^«.— Trawscoed, St. 
 Edward's Road, Southsea. 
 
 H GEORGE FREDERICK RUSSELL COLT, Esquire, 
 ® late Captain 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Justice of 
 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant ; is the second but eldest 
 surviving son of John Hamilton Colt, Esquire, of Inveresk, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Auldtuun, and Giutshcrrie, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy- Licdtciumt. by liis wife Jane, daughter of George 
 Cole Bainbridge of Gatlonside, in the county of Rox- 
 burgh. Lit<ry—V\i\\ dress : light drab coat, silver 
 buttons, waistcoat blue with white stripes, knee breeches 
 of blue plush ; undress : dark blue. Armorial bearlogt — 
 Argent, a stag's head erased gules, and lietween the attires 
 a phcon ature. Mantlinjr gules doubled argent. Oreit — 
 A dexter naked arm emUiwed. holding in the hand an 
 arrow in l>end sinister proper. MottO — " Transfigam." 
 Marritd, June 38, 1865, Julia Caroline, eldest dau. of the 
 late Rev. George Mutton of Gateburton and Knaith, in the 
 CO. of Lincoln, J. P. : and hiis /««*— Ronald Shcrwin Holden 
 Stuart Rae Colt, Esq., J. P., B.A. (Oxon.). Barrister-at- 
 Law, b. March a^, 1869. Estate — Gartsherrie. Postal 
 addnss — CJartsheme House, Coatbridge, N.B. Clubs — 
 Naval and Military, Primrose, Isthmian, New (Edin- 
 burgh), Conservative (Glasgow), Union (Glasgow). 
 
 COLTHURST, see BOWEN-COLTHURST. 
 
 GEORGE COLTHURST-VESEY, Esq., J.P. for co, 
 Dublin, late Lieutenant King's Shropshire Light Infantry. 
 Bom 1859, being the eldest son of the late Col. Charles 
 Vesey Colthurst-Vesey of Lucan House, J.P. and D.L., by 
 Annie, dau. of CoL Fraser. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, or, on a cross sable, a patriarchal cross of the field 
 (for Vesey), a and 3 argent, on a fesse between three colts 
 courant sable, as many trefoils slipped or (for Colthurst). 
 fgf^iitiVny sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a hand in armour holding a laurel 
 branch all proper (for Vesey) ; a. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a colt statant sable (for Colthurst). Motto — ' ' Sub 
 hoc signo vinces." Seat — Lucan House, near Dublin. 
 
 JOHN STAVELEY COLTON-FOX, Esquire, J.P. 
 
 .R, CO. York, son of Barnard Platts Broomhead-Colton- 
 Fox, Gentleman, Solicitor. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, erminois, a chevron nebuly between two 
 foxes' heads erased in chief gules, and on a mount in base 
 vert a fox passant also gules (for Fox) ; 2 and 3, sable, on 
 a saltirc invected or, between four escutcheons of the last, 
 each charged with a cross crosslet of the first, a boar's head 
 erect and erased also sable. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a fox passant gules, 
 g^tt6e-dor, resting the dexter forepaw on an annulet en- 
 circling an escallop both or (for Fox) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a rock proper, in front of a cross crosslet 
 erect and fitch^e sable, a boar passant argent, charged on 
 the body with two roses gules, barbed and seeded proper 
 (for Colton). Motto— " Per fidem et patientiam." Seat — 
 Tod wick Grange, Sheffield. 
 
 COLVILE, quartered by LANE. 
 
 S AUGUSTUS HENRY ASGILL COLVILE, Esquire, 
 J. P., Captain Madras Cavalry. Bom December 3, 
 1841, being the second son of the late Rev. Augustus 
 Asgill Colville, M.A. , Rector of Great and Little Liver- 
 mere, Suffolk, by his second wife Mary, dau. of A. 
 Hemming. Armorial beatings— Azure, a lion rampant or, 
 a label of five points throughout gules. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest— On a chapeau gules, a lion statant, tail 
 extended argent, gorged with a label of three points of the 
 first. Motto—" Persevere." Married, November 18, 1869, 
 Ethel Anne, eldest dau. of Rev. A. F. Boucher, Vicar of 
 Cheddleton ; and has Issue — (i) Cecil Augustus Bradshaw 
 Colvile, Gentleman, b. March 24, 1876 ; Edith Anne ; 
 Margaret Ethel; and Mildred Elizabeth. Residence- 
 lb Pevensey Road, St. Leonards-on-Sea. C/k^j— Constitu- 
 tional, East Sussex (St. Leonards). 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK COLVILE, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Col. (retired). Born 1843, being the third son of the late Rev. 
 Augustus Asgill Colvile, M.A., Rector of Great and Little 
 Livermere, Suffolk, and his second wife Mary, dau. of A. 
 Hemming. Armorial bearings— Azure, a lion rampant 
 or, a label of five points throughout gules. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a chapeau gules, a lion statant, tail 
 extended argent, gorged with a label of three points of the 
 first. Motto — " Persevere." Married, 1867, Mary Eliza, 
 dau. of Charles Rowe of Liverpool; and has Issue — (i) 
 Rev. Henry Colvile, B.A. ; (2) Charles Rowe Colvile, 
 Gentleman; (3) Augustus Gilbert Colvile, Gentleman, 
 
 LL.B. ; (4) Capt. Arthur Montagu Colvile, Gentleman, 
 R.A. ; (s) Ernest Frederick Colvile, Gentleman, B.A. ; (6) 
 Kenneth Newton Colvile ; and Alice Maud. Residence — 
 45 Emperor's Gate, S.W. 
 
 EDWARD LEIGH MANSEL COLVILE, Gentleman. 
 Bom Nov. i^, 1856, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Frederick Leigh, M.A., Vicar of Leek, Wootton, Warwick, 
 and of Kcmpsey House, co. Worcester, and his wife Caro- 
 line Mary, second daughter of Rev. William John Manscl, 
 eldest son of Sir William Mansel, 8th Bart., of Ischoed. 
 Armorial bearingps — Azure, a lion rampant or, a label of 
 five points throughout gules. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest- On a chapeau gules, a lion statant, tail extended 
 argent, gorged with a label of three points of the first. 
 Motto—" Persevere." Residence — 
 
 SFIENNES MIDDLETON COLVILE, Esquire, C.B., 
 Lieut. -Gen. in the Army. Bom April 4, 1832, being 
 the fifth but last surviving son of the late Frederick 
 Charles Acton Colvile of Barton House, co, Warwick, 
 and his wife Mary, sister of Rt. Hon. Chandos, Baron 
 Leigh. Armorial bearings — Azure, a lion rampant or, 
 a label of five points throughout gules. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest— On a chap>eau gules, a lion statant, tail 
 extended argent, gorged with a label of three points of the 
 first. Motto — "Persevere." A/iarnVi/, November 7, 1862, 
 Helen Harriette, third dau. of Major Hugh Stafford North- 
 cote; and has Issue — (i) George Northcote Colvile, Esq., 
 D.S.O., Captain 1st Batt. Oxfordshire L.I., 6. July 9, 1867 
 
 tm., 1894, Eleanor Harriot, dau. of William Augustus 
 •"erguson- Davie] ; (2) Fiennes Maurice Colvile, Esq, , Capt. 
 Royal Garrison Regt., b. 1872; Agnes; and Mary Helen. 
 Residence — St. Mildred's, Guildford. Clubs — United 
 Service, Army and Navy. 
 
 The Rev. GERALD HENRY COLVILE, formerly Vicar 
 of Dodford. Born April 27, 1859, being the third son of the 
 late Rev. Frederick Leigh Colvile, M.A. , Vicar of Leek, 
 Wootton, Warwick, and of Kempsey House, co. Worcester, 
 and his wife Caroline Mary, second dau. of the late Rev. 
 William John Mansel (eldest son of eighth Bart.). Ar- 
 morial bearings —Azure, a lion rampant or, a label of five 
 points throughout gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a chapeau gules, a lion statant, tail extended argent, 
 gorged with a label of three points of the first. Motto — 
 "Persevere." Married, ]a.n. 20, 1886, Mary Elinor, dau. 
 of Rev. Brabazon Hallowes of Glapwell Hall, co. Derby ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Mansel Brabazon Fiennes Colvile, 
 Gentleman, Cadet R.N., b. Jan. 19, 1887; Geraldine 
 Mary, d. young ; Margaret Elinor ; and Evelyn May. 
 Postal address — Weston Rectory, Shifnal. 
 
 HENRY ALGERNON COLVILE, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the fourth son of the late Rev. Augustus Asgill 
 
 Colvile, M.A., Rector of Great and Little Livermere, 
 Suffolk, and his second wife Mary, dau. of A. Hemming. 
 Armorial bearings— Azure, a lion rampant or, a label of 
 five points throughout gules. Mamtling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a chapeau gules, a lion statant, tail extended 
 argent, gorged with a label of three points of the first. 
 Motto—" Persevere." Married, 1869, the only dau. of Rev. 
 Holland Lomax, Vicar of Walton. Residence — 
 
 S Major-Gen. Sir HENRY EDWARD COLVILE, 
 K.C.M.G. (189s), C.B. (1884), late Colonel Grenadier 
 Guards. Born July 10, 1852, being the only son of the late 
 Charles Robert Colvile, Esq., of Lullington, Derbyshire, 
 J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1875, late M.P. for South 
 Derbyshire, by his wife Hon. Katherine Sarah Georgina 
 Russell, dau. of the late Captain John Russell, R.N. (son 
 of Lord William Russell, brother of the sth and 6th Dukes 
 of Bedford), by his wife Sophia, 22nd Baroness de Clifford. 
 Livery — (Dress) white, with blue facings ; (undress) blue, 
 with blue and white striped waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, a lion rampant or, a label of five points 
 throughout gules, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon of St. Michael and St. George, and pendent there- 
 from his badges as a K.C.M.G. and C. B. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest— On a chapeau gules, turned up argent, a 
 lion statant of the last, gorged with a label of three points of 
 the first. Motto — " Persevere." Married, firstly, Aug. 6, 
 1878, Alice Rosa {d. Sept. 23, 1882), dau. of Hon. Robert 
 Daly, son of ist Baron Dunsandie and Clanconal ; and had 
 
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 Issue— A dau. , who died 1882 He m. secondly, Dec. 30, 
 1886, Zelie Isabella, only dau. of the late M. Pierre Richaud 
 de Preville of Chateau des Mondrans, Orthez, Basses 
 Pyrenees, France ; and has Issue — Gilbert de Preville 
 Colvile, Esq., b. Oct. 3, 1887. Seats — Lullington, Burton- 
 on-Trent, and Lightwater, Bagshot, Surrey. Clubs — 
 Guards', Travellers'. 
 
 SPENCER TWISLETON COLVILE, Gentleman. 
 Born Nov. 13, i8.i;6 (twin with his elder brother), being the 
 second son of the late Rev. Frederick Leigh Colvile, M.A., 
 Vicar of Leek, Wootton, Warwick, and of Kempsey House, 
 CO. Worcester, and his wife Caroline Mary, second dau. of 
 Rev. William John Mansel. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 a lion rampant or, a label of five points throughout gules. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a chapeau gules, 
 a lion statant, tail e.xtended argent, gorged with a label of 
 three points of the first. Motto — " Persevere." Married, 
 Dec. 6, 1894, Agnes Katharine, dau. of Rev. Sterling Westorp, 
 Rector of Teston, co. Glamorgan. Residence — 
 
 COLVILL, quartered by PEYTON. 
 
 JOHN CHAIGNEAU COLVILL, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Barrister-at-Law, one of H.M. Inspectors of Schools, elder 
 son of James Chaigneau Colvill of Coolock House, co. 
 Dublin. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent 
 a cross pat^e gules, within a bordure quarterly of the 
 second and vert (for Colvill) ; 2 and 3 azure, an anchor 
 proper, depressed by a cartouche or, charged with an oak 
 tree eradicated proper (for. Chaigneau). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a hind's 
 head couped argent, and charged with a cross pat^e 
 sable. Motto — " In hoc signo vinces." Residence — 
 
 ROBERT FREDERICK S TEUART COLVILL, B.A. 
 (Cantab.), J. P. co. Dublin. Born Aug. 4, i860, being the 
 younger son of James Chaigneau Colvill of Coolock House. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent a cross 
 patte gules, within a bordure quarterly of the second and 
 vert (for Colvill) ; 2 and 3 azure, an anchor proper, depressed 
 by a cartouche or, charged with an oak tree eradicated 
 proper (for Chaigneau) ; a crescent or for difference. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a hind's head couped argent, 
 charged with a cross pat^e sable. Motto — " In hoc signo 
 vinces." Married, Oct. 24, 1891, Sophia, sixth dau. 
 of George Maconchy of Rathmore, co. Longford ; and 
 has Issue, with three other sons — James Chaignean 
 Colvill, Gentleman. Residence — Coolock House, co. 
 Dublin. 
 
 H CHARLES COMBE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. for co. 
 
 sSf of Surrey. Bom Nov. 1836, being the eldest son of 
 Charles James Fox Combe, by his second wife Eliza, dau. of 
 Charles Roberts of Norwich. Livery — Undress : blue, red 
 waistcoat ; and for full dress red plush breeches. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a pale ermine between two tilting- 
 spears erect or, three lions passant in pale gules. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent ; Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a dexter arm in armour embowed proper, 
 garnished or, around the arm a ribbon tied gules, the hand 
 grasping a broken tilting-spear all proper between two 
 flagstaves, flowing from each a pennon gules. Motto — " Nil 
 timere, nee temere." Married, November 1861, Marianne 
 Harriet Catherine (d. Feb. 1900), only daughter of Captain 
 Patrick Inglis, Royal Navy; and has Issue— [i] Charles 
 Harvey Combe, Gentleman, Member of Parliament for 
 Chertsey 1892-97, born February 1863 ; (2) Percy Combe, 
 Gentleman, born June 1864 [married, July 10, 1894, Edyth, 
 dau. of Col. Sir Hugh Oldham, Corps of Gentlemen-at- 
 Arms]; (3) Kenneth Combe, Esq., Capt. Royal Horse Artil- 
 lery, born Dec. 1867 [married, Sept. 29, 1898, Theodora, elder 
 dau. of the late Colonel Williamson, Bengal Staff Corps] ; 
 
 (4) Boyce Haddon Combe, Gentleman, born October 1871 ; 
 
 (5) Harvey Edward Combe, Gentleman, born May 1873 ; 
 
 (6) Herbert Combe, Gentleman, Lieut. 3rd K.O. Hussars, 
 born March 1878 ; (7) Edgar Combe, Gentleman, born 
 February 1881 ; (8) Edmond Combe, Gentleman, Midship- 
 man R.N., born January 1884 ; Grace Ethel [married Capt. 
 H. F. Deare, 8th Hussars] ; Evelyn [married, November 16, 
 1897, G. F. Deane] ; Gertrude [married, June 7, 1894, Major 
 R. E. Lowndes Radcliffe, R.H.A.]; Florence; Gwendolyn 
 
 [m. Aug. 28, 1901, Oswald Pearce Serocold, of Taplow 
 Hill, Bucks] ; and Dorothy. Estate and postal address— 
 
 Cobham Park, Surrey. Clubs — Royal Yacht Squadron, 
 Royal Thames Yacht. 
 
 CHARLES HARVEY COMBE, Gentleman, late Member 
 of Parliament for the North-West or Chertsey Division of the 
 county of Surrey. Born February 18, 1863, being the eldest 
 son of Charles Combe, Gentleman, of Cobham Park, Cob- 
 
 ham, in the county of Surrey, by his wife Marianne Harriet 
 Cathenne, daughter of the late Captain Patrick Inglis, 
 Royal Navy. C/?^fo— Windham, Carlton. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms: Azure, on a pale ermine, 
 between two tilting-spears erect or, three lions, passant in 
 
 is the Nayal Cockade. 
 
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 ptUe gulcA. Upon the wicutchcon is pUiccd a iH-lmel tx>fit- 
 linK his U(*{|TW. with a miintling nsure and argent ; and for 
 his OTMt, u|x>n a wrrath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 drxtrr arm in armour cmlwwcd proper, garnished or, 
 iiround the arm a ribbon lied gules, the ttand grasping a 
 lirokrn tilting-sj>ear iUso proiHT, lx!iwet'n two nag-stav»>s, 
 (lowing from each a pennon gules ; with the MoUo, " Nil 
 timere nee temcrc. Poital addressts Cobhani Park, 
 Cobham, Surrey; The Grange, Bonchurch, Isle of Wight. 
 
 S RICHARD THOMAS COMBE, Esquire, J.P. for 
 Somerset, Capt. and Hon. Major West Somerset Yeo. 
 Cav. Bom 1854, being the only son of the late Richard 
 Thomas Combe, Esq. .J.P. and D. L. , High Sheriff 1867, Bar- 
 rister-at-I.«w, and Recorder of Langport [who was the 
 second son of John Maddison of Alvingliam, co. Lincoln (by 
 Elizabeth his wife. dau. of John Andrews, who assumed by 
 Royal Licence, Dec. 18, 1849. the surname of Combe in 
 compliance with the will of Richard Thomas Conil)e of 
 Earnshill], by his wife Elizabeth Delicia. dau. of the late 
 Field-Marshal Sir John Michell, G.C.B. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Per pale argent and or, three lions passant in pale 
 within an orle of mullets sable. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a morion in 
 front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, holding a sword 
 proper, and charged with a pheon sable. 5*a/— Earnshill, 
 Curry-Rivell, near Taunton. 
 
 GEORGE COMBER, Esquire, J.P. co. Lancaster and 
 Cheshire. Bom Jan. 17, 1853, being the sixih but second 
 surv. son of the late Edward Comber, Gentleman, of Myddle- 
 ton Hall, Warrington, co. Lancaster, by his wife Eleanor, 
 third dau. and coheiress of John Oldham of Pernambuco, 
 Brazil. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 4, or, a 
 fesse dancett^ gules, between three estoiles sable (for 
 Comber) ; 2 and 3. argent, a chevron sabli;, between three 
 thorn-trees proper (for Thornton). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath or and sable, a lynx's head 
 coui>ed or, {>ellet^. Married, Nov. 15, 1890. Annie Heap, 
 fifth dau. and coheiress of Robert Kelsall, Esq., of 
 Deeplish Hall, Rochdale, co. Lancaster; and has Issue 
 — Ekiith Mary; Winifred Margaret; and Helen Muriel 
 (twin with Winifred Margaret). Seat — Rowley Brow, 
 Knutsford, co. Chester. 
 
 JOHN COMBER, Gentleman. Bom August 19, 1859, 
 being the seventh but fourth surviving son of the late 
 
 Comber); 3 and 3. argent, a chevron sable, l)etwecn three 
 thorn-trees proper (for Thornton). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath or and sable, a lynx's head 
 couped or, jjellet^. Matted, Dec. 29, 1891, Ida Caroline 
 Blanche, third dau. of Thomas Faulconer Wisden of 
 Broadwater, co. Sussex; and has Issue John Oldliam 
 Comber, Gentleman, b. Nov. 27. 1898 ; lithel Oldham ; 
 and Ida Maud. Res. — High Steep, Jarvis Brook, Sussex. 
 
 COMERFORD, quartered by LANGTON. 
 
 COM PTON-THORN HILL, see THORNHILL. 
 
 COMPTON. quartered by MAINWARING-ELLER- 
 KER-ONSLOW and CAVENDISH, 
 
 ARTHUR ERNEST COMPTON, Gentleman, fourth 
 son of the late George Compton. by his wife Jane Alice, 
 daughter of George Brooker. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a fesse ncbuly sable, between two 
 esquires' helmets proper, a chief gules, thereon a beacon 
 fired of the third, between two lions' heads erased of the 
 first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a beacon fired, 
 a lion couchant, supporting with the forepaws an esquire's 
 helmet all proper; with the Motto, "Nisi Dominus." 
 
 BEAUMONT ALBERT COMPTON, Gentleman, fifth 
 son of the late George Compton, by his wife Jane Alice, 
 daughter of George Brooker. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a fesse nebuly sable, between two 
 esquires' helmets proper, a chief gules, thereon a beacon 
 fired proper of the third, between two lions' heads erased of 
 the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a beacon fired, 
 a lion couchant, supporting with the forepaws an esquire's 
 helmet all proper; with the Motto " Nisi Dominus." 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM COMPTON, Gentleman. Bom 
 October 22, 1847, being the third son of George Compton 
 
 Edward Comber, Gentleman, of Myddleton Hall, 
 Warrington, co. Lancaster, by his wife Eleanor, third 
 dau. and coheiress of John Oldham of Pernambuco. 
 Brazil Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4. or. a 
 fesse dancett^e gules, between three estoiles sable (for 
 
 by his wife Jane Alice, daughter of George Brooker. 
 ra is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 299 
 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a fesse nebuly sable, between 
 two esquires' helmets proper, a chief gules, thereon a 
 beacon fired of the third, between two lions' heads erased 
 of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a beacon fired, a lion couchant, supporting with the 
 forepaw an esquire's helmet all proper ; with the MottO, 
 "Nisi Dominus." Married, February 22, 1883, Rosina, 
 daughter of William Richard Lock Vicary ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Albert George William Compton, Gentleman, born 
 September 30, 1885 ; (2) Sidney Ernest Vicary Compton, 
 Gentleman, born August 24, 1894 ; (3) Cyril Henry Comp- 
 ton, Gentleman, born November 24, 1896 ; Maud Alice ; 
 and Irene Rosina. Postal addres s — Kimberley, South 
 Africa. Cluds- City Carlton, Kimberley (Kimberley, S. 
 Africa). 
 
 HENRY JAMES COMPTON, Gentleman, second son 
 of the late George Compton, by his wife Jane Alice, 
 daughter of George Brooker. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a fesse nebuly sable, between 
 two esquires' helmets proper, a chief gules, thereon a 
 beacon fired of the third, between two lions' heads erased 
 of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a beacon fired, a lion couchant, supporting 
 with the forepaw an esquire's helmet all proper ; with 
 the Motto, "Nisi Dominus." Married, and has Issue — 
 One son. 
 
 WALTER GEORGE COMPTON, Gentleman, eldest 
 son of the late George Compton, by his wife Jane Alice, 
 daughter of George Brooker. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a tesse nebuly sable, between 
 two esquires' helmets proper, a chief gules, thereon a 
 beacon fired of the third, between two lions' heads erased 
 of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a beacon fired, a lion couchant, supporting 
 with the forepaw an esquire's helmet all proper ; with 
 the Motto, "Nisi Dominus." Married, and has Issue — 
 One son. 
 
 JOHN CONACHER, Esquire, formerly Lieut.-Col. in 
 the Engineer and Railway Vol. Staff Corps, late General 
 
 Manager North British Railway. Born Sept. 22, 1845, 
 being the eldest son of the late Charles Conacher, Merchant, 
 
 Perth. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, on a 
 fesse, between two boars' heads in chief and a cross couped 
 in base gules, three fleurs-de-lis of the field. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a falcon rising azure ; and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, " Audacter et velociter." Postal 
 address —bg Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, W. Club— 
 Reform. 
 
 CONANT, quartered by CARLETON and PIGOTT- 
 CARLETON. 
 
 CONANT (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per saltire 
 gules and azure, billetty or (Conant, 1813); 2and 3, ermine, 
 on a bend vert, between three lion's heads erased two and 
 one azure, as many roses or (Whiston, 1813). Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a stag proper, resting the dexter foot on a 
 shield gules, billetty or. 
 
 Son of Edward Nathaniel Conant, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 M.A., Barrister-at-Law (High Sheriff CO. Rutland 1867), 
 grandson of Sir Nathaniel Conant, b. 1820 ; d. 1901 ; 
 m. 1844, Gertrude Mary, d. of Rev. Charles Proby, 
 Vicar of Twickenham and Canon of Windsor : — 
 Ernest William Proby Conant, Esq., J. P. co. Rutland, 
 Lord of the Manors of Lyndon, co. Rutland, and Aslackby 
 and Dowsby, Lines., b. 1852; m. 1898, Eva Mildred (of 
 Bulwick and Harringworth, Northants), d. and coh. of late 
 Lt.-Col. Tryon of Bulwick Park; and has issue— (i) Roger 
 John Edward Conant, Esq., b. 1899; (2) Rupert Thomas 
 Conant, Gentleman, b. 1901. Seat — Lyndon Hall, Rut- 
 land. Club — Windham. 
 
 Son of Rev. John William Conant, B.A. (Oxon.), of 
 Surfleet and Gosberton, Lines., b. ; d. 1884; m. 
 
 , Francis Catherine, d. of Col. P. Graves : — 
 Henry John Conant, Esq., late Capt. 3rd Batt. (Mil.) W. 
 Kent Regt. J.P. Glos. and Lines., b. 1852; m. ist, 1878, 
 Emily, d. of Col. Gostling-Murray, J. P., D.L. , of Whitton 
 Park ; 2nd, 1883, Geraldine Effie, only d. of Charles Livius 
 Grimshaw, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Goldington Grange, Beds; 
 and has surv. issue— (i) Eric Edward Wake Conant, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1879; (2) Charles Henry Conant, Gentleman, b. 
 1880; (3) Malchom Vaughan Conant, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Res. — . Club — Union. 
 
 EDMOND CONCANON, Gentleman. Born 1817. 
 being the fourth son of Edmond John Concanon of Car- 
 rownacreggy and Waterloo, in the county of Galway, by 
 his wife Jane, dau. of John Blake, Esq., J.P. , of Belmont, 
 CO. Galway. (This lady was through her mother Sarah 
 Cuffe, through the noble lines of Cuffe, Aungsie, Nevile, 
 Holland, Grey, and Fitzgerald, descended from Thomas 
 Woodstock, son of King Edward. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a mount vert, an oak tree proper, perched 
 thereon a falcon also proper, belled or, between in base two 
 cross crosslets fitch^e gules. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an elephant statant 
 proper, tusked or. Motto — "Con can an." Married 
 Kate, dau. of Charles Parsons of Tuam, co. Galway; and 
 has with other Issue — [\) Edmond John Concanon, Gentle- 
 man, Circular Road, Tuam; (2) Charles Concanon, Gentle- 
 man, Birmingham House, Tuam ; (3) James Blake Con- 
 canon, Gentleman, Annagh, Ballyglunin, co. Galway [is m. 
 and has issue, Edmond George Concanon, Gentleman]; 
 
 (4) Henry John Concanon, Gentleman, The Grove, Tuam ; 
 
 (5) George Blake Concanon, Gentleman, The Hazels, 
 Streatham, London [is m., and has issue, James Blake 
 Concanon, Gentleman, and five daus]. Seat — Waterloo, 
 near Tuam, co. Galway. 
 
 GEORGE LEWIS BLAKE CONCANON. Gentleman, 
 2nd Lieut. 4th Batt. Sherwood Foresters, Minor Scholar 
 King's College, Cambridge. Being the only son of William 
 Augustus Concanon of Brisbane, Queensland, who was 
 only son of George Blake Concanon, LL.D. , of Trinity 
 College, Dublin, brother of Edmond Concanon of Waterloo, 
 CO. Galway, and youngest son of Edmond John Concanon 
 of Carrownacreggy and Waterloo, co. Galway, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Lloyd, second dau. of Richard Lewis Jenkins of 
 Nepean Towers, N. S. W. , Australia. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a mount vert, an oak tree proper, perched 
 thereon a falcon also proper, belled or, between in base two 
 cross crosslets fitch^e gules. Mantling vert and argent. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Qratt On a wreath of the colours, an elepliant statont 
 proper, tii^kctl or. Motto "Con can an." Postal addnss 
 
 —King's College, Cambridge. Club— The Union, Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 HENRY J. CONCANNON, Gentleman. Armorial 
 boarlngB— Argent, on a mount vert, an oak tree proper, 
 perched thereon a falcon also proper, belled or, between in 
 base two cross crosslets fitch^e gules. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest -Upon a wreath of the colours, an elephant 
 statant proper, tusked or. MottO — "Conn can aw." 
 Residence— T\xaxa, co. Gal way. 
 
 S EDWARD CONDER, Esquire, Junior. J. P. co. of 
 Gloucester, F.S.A., formerly Capt. Volunteer Forces. 
 Bom Jan. 7, 1861, being the only son of Edward Conder, 
 Esq., of Terry Bank [to whom refer], by his wife Susanna, 
 elder dau. of Henry Kitton of Ringstead. Livery — Blue 
 coat with silver buttons and black velvet collar, scarlet waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend wavy azure 
 between two lymphads sable, sails furled, flags flying and 
 oars in motion, also sable, an anchor entwined with a cable 
 or ; and for a Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 lymphad as in the arms, an anchor fessewise, the flukes to 
 the dexter or; with the Motto, "Je conduis." Married, 
 April 29, 1887, Bertha Helen Louisa, elder daughter of the 
 late Dering Williams of the Madras Civil Service ; and has 
 Issue — Edward Conder, Gentleman, born April 5, 1888. 
 Estate and postal address— Conxgtee Court, Newent, Gloucs. 
 Club — Constitutional. 
 
 EDWARD CONDER, Esquire, J. P. co. Hereford. Born 
 November 27, 1829, being the eldest son of 
 (JTlinhrr ^^'^ '^^^ Richard Conder, by Alice his wife, 
 ^O^WIIUI^V daughter and co- heiress of John Haygarth 
 of Syke, in the county of York; the said 
 Richard Conder being the fourth son of the late Edward 
 Conder of Terry Bank, in the county of Westmorland. 
 Aiwry— Blue coat with silver buttons and black velvet 
 collar. Armorial bearings (Ped. H. Coll.)— Argent, 
 on a bend wavy azure between two lymphads sable, sails 
 furled, flags flying and oars in motion, also sable, an anchor 
 entwined with a cable or ; and for a Crest, on a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a lymphad as in the arms, an anchor 
 fesseways, the flukes to the dexter or ; with the Motto, " Je 
 conduis." Married, September 9, 1856, to Susanna, elder 
 daughter of Henry Kitton of Ringstead, in the county of 
 Norfolk; and has /wk^— Edward Conder, Esq., F.S.A., 
 J. P. , of Conigree Court [to whom refer] ; and Alice Susanna 
 [married, 1880, to R. C. Smith Carington, of Worcester, 
 
 Master of Arts]. Estates — Terry Bank, in the county of 
 Westmorland; Newbold, in the county of l^icestcr; New 
 
 Court, in the county of Hereford ; Lord of the Manor, 
 of Kilcott, CO. Gloucester. Postal address — Terry Bank, 
 Kirby Lonsdale, Westmorland. 
 
 CONLAN (U.O.). Azure, a chevron engrailed argent, 
 between in chief two lions' heads erased or, and in base a 
 garb of the last , banded vert. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit dexter arm 
 erect vested azure, cuffed argent, holding in the hand two 
 laurel branches proper, and charged on the sleeve with a 
 garb as in the arms. MottO — "Virtus tutissima." 
 
 Sons of William Peter Conlan of Kingstown, co. 
 Dublin :— 
 George Nugent Conlan, Gentleman, b. . Res.^ 
 The Very Rev. Robert F. Conlan, Parish Priest of St. 
 Michan's. Res. — Halston Street, Dublin. 
 
 CONN, see PHILLIPS-CONN. 
 
 S JAMES HERCULES FITZWALTER HENRY 
 CONNELLAN. Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Kilkenny 
 (High Sheriff 1890), formerly Hon. Lieut. -Col. 5th Batt. R. 
 Irish Regt., and late Capt. Hampshire Regt. Born 1849, 
 being the eldest son of the late Peter Connellan, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L., of Coolmore, by Anne Maria, second dau. of 
 the Rev. Sir Hercules R. I^angrishe, 3rd Bart. Club — 
 Army and Navy. Livery — Dark blue with gilt buttons, 
 red and black striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Per 
 fesse azure and vert, a fesse or, between in chief a pelican 
 argent, vulned gules, and in base a land tortoise passant 
 of the third. Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an owl f>erched on the stump 
 of an oak tree proper. Mottoes — " Inter utrumque" and 
 (over the crest) "'lace et sajx;. " Married, April 5, 1881, 
 Laura, dau. of Richard Ussher Roberts of Waterford ; and 
 has Issue — Peter Martin Connellan, Gentleman, b. Feb. 19, 
 1882 ; and Marguerite Elizabeth. Seat — Coolmore, Thomas- 
 town, CO. Kilkenny. 
 
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 EDWARD MICHAEL CONOLLY, Esquire, Capt. 
 R.A. Born Feb. 20, 1874, being the third but only sur- 
 viving son of the late Thomas Conolly, Esq., of Castle- 
 town, CO. Kildare, and Cliff, co. Donegal [eldest son of 
 Edward Michael Conolly (formerly Pakenham), Esq., M.P. 
 CO. Donegal, and grandson of Admiral the Hon. Sir 
 Thomas Pakenham, G.C.B.], by his wife Sarah, dau. of 
 Joseph Shaw of Celbridge. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 6, argent, on a saltire engrailed sable, five escallops of 
 the field (for Conolly) ; 2. quarterly or and gules, in the 
 first quarter an eagle displayed sable, and as an honourable 
 augmentation, on a chief argent, the sea, and thereupon on 
 the stern of an antique ship Britannia standing, Victory 
 alighting on the prow, and placing a wreath of laurel on 
 Britannia's head all proper, being the device on the medal 
 emblematic of the glorious sea-fight of June i, 1794, 
 wherein Capt. Hon. Thomas Pakenham commanded 
 H.M.S. "Invincible" (74 guns), which captured " Le 
 Juste " (80 guns), one of the enemy's ships (for Pakenham) ; 
 3. argent, on a bend indented sable, cotised azure, three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the field, each cotise charged with three 
 bezants (for Cuff) ; 4. ermine, a griffin segreant azure (for 
 Aungier) ; 5. per bend crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter cubit arm vested azure, cuffed argent, the 
 hand proper, grasping a chaplet or. MottO — "En Dieu 
 est tout." Seat — Castletown, co. Kildare. Clubs — Kildare 
 Street (Dublin), Cavalry. 
 
 JOHN RICHARD ARTHUR CONOLLY, Gentleman. 
 Born 1870, being the only son of the late Lieut.-Col. John 
 Augustus Conolly, V.C.,.late Coldstream Guards, by his 
 wife Ida Charlotte dau. of Edwin Burnaby of Baggrave 
 Hall, CO. Leicester. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 
 5, argent, on a saltire engrailed sable, five escallops of the 
 field (for Conolly) ; 2. quarterly or and gules, in the first 
 quarter an eagle displayed vert, and as an honourable 
 augmentation, on a chief the sea, and on the stern of an 
 antique ship riding, thereon Britannia standing, Victory 
 alighting on the prow and placing a wreath of laurel on 
 Britannia's head all proper, being the device, on the medal 
 emblematic of the glorious sea-fight on June i, 1794, 
 wherein Capt. the Hon. Thomas Pakenham commanded 
 H.M.S. " Invincible," seventy-four guns, and captured " Le 
 Juste," eighty guns, one of the enemy's ships (for Pakenham); 
 3. argent, on a bend indented sable, cotised azure, three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the field, each cotise charged with three 
 bezants (for Cuffe) ; 4. ermine, a griffin segreant azure, 
 (for Aungier) ; 5. per bend crenell^e argent and gules (for 
 Boyle). Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm couped between the 
 wrist and the elbow, vested azure, cuffed argent, the hand 
 proper, grasping a chaplet or. Motto—" Fiat Dei voluntas." 
 
 S GERALD MARCELL CONRAN, Esquire, J. P. co 
 of Devon, Capt. and Hon. Major Royal Cornwall 
 
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 301 
 
 of the late Capt. William Adam Conran, J. P., by his wife 
 Robina Augusta, dau. of Robert Andrew of Harperhay, near 
 Manchester. Livery— Git.&\\ and silver. Armorial bear- 
 ings (U. O. , i82s)~Vert, on a chevron argent, three 
 martlets of the field, between as many hinds' heads erased 
 of the second. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a hind's head erased argent. 
 Motto— "In Deo spes mea." Married, April 15, 1884, 
 Jane Frances, eldest dau. of the Rev. William Pollexfen 
 Bastard ; and has Issue— {x) John Marcell Conran, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 17, 1886; (2) William Adam Bastard Conran, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 28, 1887 ; and Frances Mary. ^m»- 
 rf««/r^— Bradridge House, South Brent, co. Devon. Club— 
 Royal Western Yacht (Plymouth). 
 
 HENRY ARTHUR LEWIS CONRAN, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Jamaica, late Lieut. Royal Cornwall Rangers Militia. 
 Born Sept. 3, 1856, being the third son of the late Capt. 
 William Adam Conran, J. P., by his wife Robina Augusta, 
 dau. of Robert Andrew of Harperhay, near Manchester, 
 Armorial bearings — Vert, on a chevron argent, three 
 martlets of the field, between as many hinds' heads erased of 
 the second. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a hind's head erased argent. Motto— 
 " In Deo spes mea." Married Elizabeth Alice, dau. of 
 Charles William Steer of Bradfield, St. Anne's co., 
 Jamaica ; and has /w«e— Ethel Penelope. Hesidence — 
 
 WILLIAM ADAM CONRAN, Esquire, J.P., late 
 Lieut, ist Stafford Militia. Born Oct. 19, 1852, being the 
 eldest son of Capt. William Adam Conran, J. P., by his 
 wife Robina Augusta, dau. of Robert Andrew of Harper- 
 hay, near Manchester. Armorial bearings— Vert, on a 
 
 Rangers Militia, Born March 31, 1858, being the fourth son 
 
 chevron argent, three martlets of the field, between as many 
 hinds' heads erased of the second. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a hind's head erased 
 argent. Motto — "In Deo spes mea." Married Agnes, 
 widow of William Narcott Stewart of Shaw Park, Jamaica ; 
 and has Issue— (i) William Douglas Baynes Conran, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 4, 1881 ; (2) Percy Drysdale Wogan 
 Conran, Gentleman, b. 1885. Residences — Edinburgh 
 Castle, St. Anne's co., Jamaica; Roden Hall, Harmony 
 Hill, Belmont in St. Ann, Jamaica ; Home Lodge, Man- 
 namead, Plymouth, England. 
 
 CONSTABLE, quartered byASTLEY. 
 
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 CONSTABLE, see CHICHESTER^ONSTABLE and 
 STRICKLANI>CONSTABLE. 
 
 CONSTABLE-MAXWELL (rematric. L.O., 09 Oct. 
 I9i>4)> Quarterly, i grand quarter, argent, an eagle dis- 
 jMyed with two Mads sable, be.iked and memljercit gules, 
 •urmounted of an escutcheon of the first, charged with a 
 sahire of the &<-cond and subcharged in the centre with a 
 hurcheon or (Maxwell, Earl of Nithsdalc, matric. by cadet 
 lines 1719 and 1875) ; a grand quarter, quarterly i. and iiii., 
 
 fuwent. a saltire sable, in chief a label of three points gules 
 Maxwell, 1875); ii. and iii., argent, three hurcheons sable 
 Herries, 1875) ; 3 grand qii.vter. quarterly gules and vair, a 
 bend or (Coiutable of EverinKham, /em/>. Edward I.); 4 
 grand quarter, azure, on a Iwnd cottised argent, three billets 
 sable (Haggerston. Umf. Edward III.)- Ma n tl in g gules, 
 doubled ermine. OrMt-On a wreath of his liverii-s, a 
 stag's head with ten tynes ar^nt. Supporters — Two 
 savages, wreathed about the loins and holding clubs in 
 their exterior hands proper. 
 
 Son of William, loth Baron Herries of Terregles, 6. 
 1804; d. 1876; m. 1835, Marcia, d. of Hon. Sir 
 Edward Marmaduke Vavasour, Bart., of Hazel- 
 wood: — 
 Rt. Hon. Marmaduke Constable- Maxwell, nth Baron 
 Herries of Terregles (Sco., ante 1489), ist Baron Herries 
 of Carlaverock Castle, co. Dumfries (U.K., 1884), Lord- 
 Lieut, and Cust. Rot. co. Kirkcudbright and of Eiast Rdg. 
 Yorks., Hon. Col. East Rdg. Imp. Yeo., i. 1837; tn, 1875, 
 Hon. Angela Mary Charlotte Fitzalan-Howard, d. of ist 
 I»rd Howard of Glossop ; and has issue— Hon. Gwendolen 
 Mary [m. 1904, Henry, Duke of Norfolk, K.G., G.C.V.O.] ; 
 Hon. Angela Mary [«. 1904. Hon. James Eric Drummondj. 
 Seat — Everingham Park. nr. York]. 
 
 S HERBERT CONSTABLE-MAXWELL-STUART, 
 Esquire. Justice of the Peace for the West Riding of 
 the CO. of York, and Deputy- Lieutenant for the co. of Peebles. 
 Bom July 20, 1842, teing the eldest son of the late Henry 
 Constable-Maxwell-Stuart, Esquire, commonly known as 
 the Honotirable Henry Constable-Maxwell-Stuart, Justice 
 of the Peace, Deputy- Lieutenant, and his wife Juliana [to 
 whom refer], daughter of the late Peter Middleton of Storkeld 
 Park. r/«*i— Athenoeum. Bachelors'. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, i. grand quarter, quarterly 
 I. or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, ii. azure, three garbs 
 or, iii. sable, a mullet argent, iiii. argent, an orle gules, in 
 chief three martlets sable, beaked of the second, all within a 
 bordure gules (for Stuart) ; 2. grand quarter, argent, a two- 
 headed eagle displayed sable, beaked and membered gules, 
 bearing on his breast an escutcheon of the first, charged 
 with a saltire of the second, surcharged with an urcheon 
 or (for Maxwell, Elarl of Nithsdale) ; 3. grand quarter, 
 quarterly i. and iiii. argent, a saltire sable, in chief a label of 
 three f>oints gules, ii. and iii. argent, three urcheons sable 
 (all for Maxwell, Lord Herriesl ; 4. grand quarter, quar- 
 terly gules and vair, a bend or (for Constable). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmetbefitting his degree, with a 
 mantling g^les and argent ; and up>on a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, on a garb a crow proper ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, "Judge nought." Estates 
 — Traquair, in the counties of Peebles and Selkirk ; 
 Terregles, in the county of Kirkcudbright. Postal address — 
 Traquair, Innerleithen, N.B. 
 
 CONWAY (H. Coll.). Sable, on a bend or, cottised 
 inverted erminois, between two cinquefoils of the second, 
 four annulets gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a Moor's head in profile 
 couped at the shoulders proper, an annulet between two 
 cinquefoils gules. Motto—" Finem respice." 
 
 Sons of Edwin Conway of Stalybridge, h. 1830 ; d. 1884 ; 
 m. 1853: — 
 
 Basil Wiseman Conway, Gentleman, M.R.C.S. , 
 L.R.C.P., b. 1861. ^«.— Overton House, Longsight, 
 Lanes. 
 
 5 FRANCIS INGRAM CONWAY-GORDON. Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for Parts of Lindsey, in the county 
 of Lincoln. Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Lincoln, 
 Lieutenant-Colonel late 3rd Battalion Lincolnshire Regi- 
 ment, Alderman Lindsey County Council since its formation 
 
 in January 1889. Rom Septemlier 23, 1833, being the second 
 son of Captain William Conway-Gordon. 53rd Bengal Native 
 Infantry, by his wife Louisa, claughtcr of Brigadier-General 
 J. Vanrenen, Honourable East India Company's Service. 
 C/»*j— Carlton, Royal AU)ert Yacht Club (Southsea). 
 Livery — Dark blue coat with yellow collar, yellow waist- 
 coat, yellow plush knee-breeches, white stockings. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i. azure, throe l)oars' heads 
 cou(}ed or ; 2. or, three lions' heads erased gules, langued 
 aiure ; 3. or, three crescents within a double tressure gules ; 
 4. azure, three cinquefoils argent, in the dexter chief point 
 a canton ermine, charged with a crescent or, the whole being 
 within a bordure conipony argent and azure (for difference). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and above is set 
 for Crest, issuing out of a mural crown or, a stag's head 
 at gaze proper, attired and charged on the neck with a 
 crescent of the first ; and in an escroll over the same this 
 Motto, " Bydand," and also in an escroll below the shield 
 
 this Motto, "Aninio non astutia." Married, March 5, 
 1859, Mary Raikes, only daughter of the late John "T. 
 Garrett, Royal Artillery, of Portsmouth, in the county of 
 Southampton; and has /5«/f — (i) Ingram Cosmo Conway- 
 Gordon, Esquire, Lieut. -Col. Highland Light Infantry, 
 born February 6, i860 [married, November i, 1892, Ethel, 
 second daughter of Colonel Forbes Macbean, late 92nd 
 Highlanders, Sergeant-at-Arms to Queen Victoria, and has 
 issue, a son, born December 6, 1900]; (2) Frank Conway 
 Gordon, Gentleman, born August 23, 1861, late Lieu- 
 tenant 4th Dragoon Guards ; (3) Lewis Conway-Gordon, 
 Esquire, Major Royal Marine Artillery, bom October 27, 
 1863 [married Amy Delia, third daughter of Rev. F. Otway 
 Mayne] ; and Ethel [married Lieut. -Col. Swan, 3rd Batt. 
 Lincolnshire Regiment, of Sansthorpe Hall, Spilsby]. 
 Estates — Xj^twoAg. and Market Rasen, in the county of 
 Lincoln. Postal address — Lynwode Manor, Market Rasen, 
 Lincolnshire. 
 
 S MAURICE WILLIAM ROWLEY - CONWY, 
 Esquire, J. P. and U. L. for the co. of Flint, formerly 
 (1896-7) a Captain in the 4th Batt. of the Oxfordshire Light 
 Infantry. Born March 27, 1874, being the eldest son of the 
 late Conwy Grenville Hercules Rowley-Conwy. Esq., of 
 Bodrhyddan, J.P., D.L., formerly a Captain 2nd Regt. of 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Life Guards, by Marion his wife, second dan. of the late 
 Frederick Paul Harford, Esq., of Down Place, co. Berks, 
 formerly Capt. Scots Fusilier Guards. Armorial beaxing^ 
 — Quarterly i and 4, sable, on a bend cottised argent, a rose 
 between two annulets gules (for Conwy) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 on a bend cottised gules, three crescents or (for Rowley). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest (for Rowley, no 
 crest having been recorded with the ancient arms of 
 Conwy) — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head 
 erased argent, collared and langued gules. Motto — " Fide 
 et amore." Seat — Bodrhyddan, Rhuddlan, R.S.O., 
 Flintshire. 
 
 CHARLES AUGUSTUS VANSITTART CONY- 
 BEARE, Esquire, B.A. (Ch. Ch., Oxon.), Barrister-at- 
 Law Gray's Inn i88r. Member of London School Board 
 for Finsbury 1888-90, M.P. N.W. Cornwall 1885-95. Bom 
 1853, being the eldest son of the late J. C. Conybeare of St. 
 Leonard's Grange, Essex. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 a saltire sable, over all a pale gules. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a rock thereon 
 a dove rising proper, holding in the dexter foot a cross 
 pat^e fitch^e gules. Married, 1896, Florence A., elder 
 dau. of Gustave Strauss of 2 Bolton Gardens West, S.W. 
 5^a/ — Oakfield Park, near Dartford, Kent. Clubs— 
 National Liberal, New Reform. 
 
 HENRY GRANT MADAN CONYBEARE, Gentle- 
 man. Born Oct. 26, 1859, being the fourth son of the late 
 John Charles Conybeare, Gentleman (second son of the 
 Very Rev. William Daniel Conybeare, Dean of Llandaff), 
 by his wife Katherine Mary, dau. of Very Rev. William 
 Vansittart, D.D. Livery Pale drab with black facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a saltire sable, over all a pale 
 gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a rock, thereon a dove rising proper, holding 
 in the dexter foot a cross pat^e fitch^e gules. Married, 
 August 4, 1886, Minna, youngest daughter of Colonel 
 Sir Richmond Campbell Shakespear, C.B., of the Bengal 
 Artillery; and has Issue — Constance Phyllis; and Pene- 
 lope Minna. Residence — Delmore, Ingatestone, Essex, 
 Club — Camera. 
 
 CONYERS, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 COODE (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron gules, be- 
 tween three moorcocks sable, membered, combed, and 
 wattled of the second, a bezant. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bald-headed 
 coot proper, charged on the breast with a bezant. 
 
 Sons of Edward Coode, Esq., of Polapit Tamar 
 
 Launceston, J. P. and D. L. Cornwall, J. P. Devon, b. 
 
 1821 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1850, Anna Maria, d. of Gen, 
 
 Edward Carlyon of Tregrehan, Cornwall : — 
 
 Richard Carlyon Coode, Esq., J. P. Devon and Cornwall, 
 
 formerly Capt. 76th Regt., b. 1856. Seats— Vo\2c^\X. Tamar, 
 
 Launceston ; Moor Cottage, St. Austell, Cornwall. 
 
 Harold Coode, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — Trerose, 
 Mawnan Smith, Falmouth, Cornwall. 
 
 §SiR FREDERICK LUCAS COOK, 2nd Baronet 
 (1886), M.P. for Kennington Division of Lambeth 
 (since 1895), one of H.M. Lieutenants for the City of 
 London; educated at Harrow. Born Nov. 21, 1844, 
 being the eldest son of Sir Francis Cook, Baronet, and 
 of Emily (died 1884), dau. of Robert Lucas of Lisbon. 
 Livery— "Qlwe. and silver. Armorial bearings— Gules, a rose 
 argent, between three crescents of the second, a chief vairfe. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from a chaplet of roses gules, a dexter arm 
 embowed proper, holding in the hand a mullet of six points 
 or, between two branches of oak vert. Motto — " Esse 
 quam videri." Married, Jan. 7, 1868, Mary Ann Elizabeth, 
 dau. of late R. P. Cotton, M.D., of Cavendish Square: 
 and has Issue— {\) Herbert Frederick Cook, Esq., M.A, 
 Balliol Coll., Oxon., Barrister Inner Temple, F.S.A., b. 
 Nov. 18, 1868 \m., April 21, 1898, Mary, elder dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. Arthur Hood, C.B., Viscount Bridport] ; Edith 
 Laura \in. Rev. A. P. Pott, Rector of Thursley, Godal- 
 ming]; Mabel Emily [w. Professor M'Cormick, Secre- 
 tary of Corugier Trust, of St. Andrews University, 
 N.B.]. Postal addresses— 24 Hyde Park Gardens, W. ; 
 
 Doughty House, Richmond, Surrey; and Montserrate- 
 Cmtra, Portugal. C/«*j--Carlton, Princes', Ranelagh. 
 Hurhngham, Coaching. 
 
 M Sir HENRY COOK, Knt., J. P., D.L. Born July 28, 
 W 1848, bemg the third but eldest surv. son of John Cook, 
 by his wife Margaret Sophia, dau. of General Sir John 
 Hope, G. C H. Armorial bearings - Gules, on a bend or, 
 two cinquefoils azure, on a sinister canton argent, a cross 
 crosslet fitchde issuing out of a crescent of the first, all 
 within a bordure of the second. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest ~ On a wreath of his liveries, a sea-chart 
 
 proper. Motto — " Tutum monstrat iter," Married, ]nne 
 17, 1879, Margaret Patten, elder dau. of John Patten, W.S. ; 
 and has Issue -{t) John Cook, Esq., 3. May 26, 1880; (2) 
 Walter Ramsay Cook, Esq., b. February 12, 1884; (3) 
 Adrian Henry Cook, Esq., b. January 2, 1889; and 
 Jean Maxwell Campbell Cook. Residence -22 Eglinton 
 Crescent, Edinburgh. Clubs — Caledonian, University 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 JOHN COOK, Gentleman. Born May 8, 1877, being 
 the eldest son of the late John Cook, Gentleman, sometime 
 the Manager in Aberdeen of the Union Bank of Scotland. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, on a bend or, two cinquefoils 
 azure, on a sinister canton argent, a cross crosslet fitchfe 
 issuing out of a crescent of the first. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a sea-chart proper. Motto— " Tutum monstrat iter." 
 Residence — Aberdeen. 
 
 WYNDHAM FRANCIS COOK, Esquire. Born Aug. 
 21, i860, being the second son of the late Sir Francis 
 Cook, ist Baronet, by his wife Emily Martha, dau. of 
 Robert Lucas of Lisbon. Armorial bearings — Gules, a 
 rose argent between three crescents of the second, a chief 
 vair^e. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, issuant from a chaplet of roses gules, a 
 dexter arm embowed proper holding in the hand a mullet 
 Qf six points or, between two branches of oak vert. Motto 
 — •" Esse quam videri." Married, 1887, Frederica Evelyn 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 II. dau. of the U«e F. ]. FreeUnd of Chichester; and 
 Itnn— Humphn-y Wytidham Cook. Gentleman, b. 
 
 1893 ; Cecil Emily Freda ; and a dau. Residence — 69 
 Cadogan Square, S.W. Club — Reform. 
 
 PHILIP BRYAN DAVIES COOKE, Esquire. J.P.. 
 D.L., F.S.A., High Sheriff co. Flint 1858, J. P. for that co. 
 and for the West Riding co. York. Born March 2, 1832, 
 being the eldest son of the late Philip Davies Cooke, Esq., 
 J. P., D.L. for Yorkshire, Denbigh, and Flintshire, High 
 Sheriff CO. Flint 1824. F.L.S., F.G.S.. F.H.S., and F.Z.S.. 
 by his wife Lady Helena Caroline King, eldest dau. of 
 George, third Earl of Kingston. Armorial bearing^— Or, a 
 chevron gules, between two lions passant guardant sable, 
 quartering, with many others, Puleston, Davies, King, &c., 
 and impaling the arms of Sykes, namely argent, a chevron 
 sable, between three sykes or fountains proper. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest - Out of a mural crown argent, a demi- 
 lion guardant sable, ducally gorged or. Motto (Davies of 
 Gwysaney) — " Da Domine quod jubes, et jube quod vis." 
 Married, July 17, 1862, Emma Julia, sixth dau. of Sir 
 Tatton Sykes, fourth Baronet, of Sledmere, co. York ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Philip Tatton Davies Cooke, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Flint, and J. P. for W.R. co. York, late Lieut, 
 ist W. York Yeomanry Cavalry, Capt. Denbigh Hussars, 
 b. May 15, 1863 \m., Aug. 14, 1894, Doris, second dau. of 
 the late Charles Donaldson-Hudson, M.P. for Cheswardine, 
 CO. Salop] ; (2) Henry George Davies Cooke, Gentleman, 
 b. May 3, 1867, d. Feb. 27, 1872 ; Mary Helena ; Mildred 
 Emily ; Emma Katherine ; and Helena Francis Anna. 
 Seats — Owston, near Doncaster ; and Gwysaney, near 
 Mold. 
 
 PHILIP TATTON DAVIES COOKE, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. Flint, and J.P. for W.R. co. York, late Lieut. 
 
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 I St W. York Yeomanry Cavalry, Major Denbigh Hussars. 
 Bom May 15, 1863, being the eldest son of Philip Bryan 
 Davies Cooke. ICsq.. J. P., D.L., F.S.A., High Sheriff co. 
 Flint 1858, J.P. for that co. and for the West Riding co. 
 York, by his wife Emma Julia, sixth dau. of Sir Tatton Sykes 
 fourth Baronet, of Sledmere, co. York. Club — ("arlton. 
 Livery — Blue coat, red waistcoat. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, a chevron gules, between two lions passant guardant 
 sable, quartering, with many others, Puleston, Davies, 
 King, &c., and im(>aling the arms of Donaldson- Hudson, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, or, on a fesse dancett^e, between 
 two boars' heads couped in chief and a lion rampant in 
 base gules, two martlets of the field (for Hudson^ ; 2 and 3 
 argent, a lymphad sable, between three dolphins naint 
 azure (for Donaldson). Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 Out of a mural crown argent, a demi-lion guardant sable, 
 ducally gorged or. Motto — "Sjies tutissimaccelis." Mar- 
 ried, Aug. 14. 1894, Doris, second dau. of the late Charles 
 Donaldson- Hudson, M.P. , of Cheswardine, co. Salop; 
 and has /««*— Philip Ralph Davies Cooke, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 14, 1896. Seat — Maesalyn, Mold. 
 
 • 
 COOKE-COLLIS (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, 
 on a chevron engrailed sable, bezant^, between three lion's 
 heads erased gules, four barrulets or (Collis) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 on a chevron embattled counter-embattled gules, between 
 three tiger's heads erased sable, each charged on the neck 
 with a gemel or, three cinquefoils of the last (Cooke). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a "sea-pye" sable, bezant^, collared or, wings 
 endorsed and inverted preying on a fish proper. Motto— 
 " Mens conscia recti." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Maurice Atkin Cooke-CoUis, D.D., of 
 
 Castle Cooke, co. Cork, Rector of Queenstown, b. 1812 ; 
 
 d. 1882 ; m. 1839, Anne, d. of Rev. John Talbot of 
 
 Ardfert Abbey, M.A. Camb. (2nd s. of William Talbot 
 
 of Mount Talbot by Lady Anne Crosbie, d. of William 
 
 ist Earl of Glandore) : — 
 
 Col. William Cooke-Collis, C.M.G., J.P., D.L., Lt.- 
 
 Col. late Roy. I. Rif. , now Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 
 
 comdg. 9th Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps (N. Cork Mil.). 
 
 served in Afghan War 1879-80 (desp. , medal), Soudan 
 
 1885 (desp., medal, clasp, and bronze star), and in South 
 
 Africa 1899-1901 (desp., medal, four clasps, C.M.G.), b. 
 
 1847 ; m. 1875, Katherine Maria (rf. 1891), d. of Col. 
 
 James Oliphant, R.E., of Worlington Hall, Suffolk; by 
 
 whom he has issue — ( i) William James Norman Cooke-Collis. 
 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. I. Rif., served in South Africa 
 
 (wounded at Dewetsdorp, desp.), b. 1876; (2) Maurice 
 
 Talbot Cooke-Collis, Gentleman, 3. 1879; Nora; Katherine 
 
 Sophia [m. 1905, T. St. John Grant of Kilmurry, co. Cork]; 
 
 and Geraldine \m. 1904, James S. FitzGerard, Lt. Roy. 
 
 Irish Regt.]. He m. 2nd, 1894, Elizabeth Marian Shrubsole, 
 
 d. of Edward Cunliffe of The Drive, Brighton ; and has 
 
 issue — (3) Edward Cunliffe Cooke-Collis, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1902 ; Elizabeth Susan ; Mary Doreen ; and Diana Florence. 
 
 Seat — Castle Cooke, Kil worth, co. Cork. 
 
 John Talbot Cooke-Collis, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.), b. 
 1849; m. 1891, Amalie Elizabeth, d. of John Conrad Reuss 
 of Upper Long Ditton, Surrey. Res. — Cannes. 
 
 Col. Maurice Crosbie Cooke-Collis (Indian Army), served 
 in Afghan Frontier and China Campaigns (medals), b. 
 1850. Res, — Queenstown, co. Cork. 
 
 FLORENCE ANNE COOKE-HURLE, Widow, 
 daughter of Arthur Forbes, Esquire, 
 rtrrtrtbl>-fV\tt1*fl> Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 \^l,^^l^Wi''^fV^\,iK' Lieutenant, of Craigavad, in the 
 county of Down. Armorial bear- 
 ing^ are, upon a lozenge : Quarterly i and 4, argent on 
 a chevron indented azure, between three cross crosslets 
 fitch^e gules, as many mullets pierced of the field, on a 
 chief indented gules a greyhound current of the field (for 
 Hurle) ; 2 and 3 ermine, a fesse chequy or and gules, 
 and between two cinquefoils in chief a cross pat^e, all of 
 the last (for Cooke). Married, 1857, Joseph Cooke-Hurle, 
 Esquire (who died 1894), High Sheriff of the city and 
 county of Bristol, 1865 ; assumed the additional name and 
 arms of Hurle by Royal License, 1855; and has Issve — (i) 
 Joseph Cooke-Hurle, Esquire, born 1859 [to whom refer] ; 
 (2) John Arthur Cooke-Hurle, Gentleman, born 1863 ; (3) 
 Henry Cooke-Hurle, Gentleman, bom 1864; (4) Edward 
 Forbes Cooke-Hurle, Gentleman, born 1866 ; (5) William 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Armitage Cooke-Hurle, Gentleman, born 1875 ; and 
 Susannah Caroline. Estates in the parishes of Brislington, 
 Keynsham and Whitchurch, in the county of Somerset. 
 Postal address — Brislington Hill House, Bristol. 
 
 J OSE PH COO K E- H U RLE, Esquire, Barrister, Lincoln's 
 Inn, 1884, J. P. for co. Somerset, 1887, County Alderman, 
 1902. Born 1859, being the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 Cooke-Hurle, Esq., of Brislington, by his wife Florence 
 Anne, daughter of Arthur Forbes, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Down. Armorial bearing's — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent on a chevron indented azure, between three cross 
 crosslets fitchde gules, as many mullets pierced of the field, 
 on a chief indented gules a greyhound current of the field 
 (for Hurle) ; 2 and 3 ermine, a fesse chequy or and gules, 
 and between two cinquefoils in chief a cross pat^e, all of 
 the last (for Cooke). Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours. 
 
 issuant from the battlements of a tower or, a swan with wings 
 extended argent, and each charged with a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 gules (for Hurle) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, an eagle's head erased argent, semSe of cinquefoils gules 
 (for Cooke). Motto — "Confide recta agens." Married, 
 1886, Lilian Margaret, dau. of Benjamin Thomas, formerly 
 of Stapleton Park, near Bristol; and has Issue — (i) 
 Reginald Joseph Cooke-Hurle, Gentleman, b. ; Mary 
 
 Lilian ; Margaret Florence ; Alice Violet ; and Letiiia 
 Caroline. Postal address — Southfield House, Brislington, 
 Bristol. 
 
 THOMAS RICHARD FREDERICK COOKE- 
 TRENCH, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for co. Kildare, High 
 Sheriff 1882 (resumed the name and arms of Trench in 
 addition to those of Cooke by Royal Licence 1858). Born 
 1829, being the only son of Thomas Cooke (formerly 
 Trench), Esq., of Millicent, by Catherine, dau. of the 
 late Col. Croasdaile of Rynn, Queen's Co. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion passant 
 gules, lietween three fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief of 
 the third a sun in splendour or (for Trench) ; 2 and 3, 
 azure, on a fesse between three wolves' heads erased 
 argent, a fleur-de-lis of the first between two crescents 
 gules (for Cooke) ; impaling the arms of Heathcote, 
 namely, ermine, three pomeis, each charged with a cross 
 or. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 
 a wreath of the colours, an armed arm embowed holding a 
 cutlass all proper (for Trench) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-wolf argent, holding in his paws a fleur- 
 de-lis azure. Motto — " Virtuti fortuna comes. " Married, 
 1858, Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir William 
 Heathcote, sth Bart. 6Va/— Millicent, Naas. Club— 
 Kildare Street, Dublin. 
 
 ALFRED COOKE- YARBOROUGH, Gentleman. Bom 
 Aug. 12, 1847, being the second son of the late George 
 Cooke- Yarborough, Esq., of Campsmount, co. York, J.P. 
 and D.L., by his second wife Mary Louisa, youngest dau 
 of Richard Heathfield of Green Lanes, Middlesex. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and 
 azure, a chevron between three chaplets all counterchanged ; 
 2 and 3, or, a chevron gules, between two lions passant 
 guardant salsle. Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a falcon close or, belled gold, 
 preying on a mallard proper ; 2. out of a mural crown 
 argent, a demi-lion guardant sable, gorged with a ducal 
 coronet or. Motto — " Non sine pulvere palma. Married, 
 1874, Mary, dau. of J. Ferguson ; and has Issue — r ) Bryan 
 Alfred Cooke- Yarborough, Gentleman, b. 1877; (2) Alfred 
 Graeme Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, b. 1879 ; (3) Archi- 
 bald Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (4) Ranaall 
 Francis Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, b. 1883; and 
 Gertrude Mary. Residence — 
 
 ARTHUR COOKE-YARBOROUGH, Gentleman. 
 Born May 8, 1852, being the third son of the late George 
 Cooke-Yarborough, Esq., of Campsmount, co. York, J.P. 
 and D. L. , by his second wife Mary Louisa, youngest dau. 
 of Richard Heathfield of Green Lanes, Middlesex. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and 
 azure, a chevron between three chaplets all counterchanged ; 
 2 and 3, or, a chevron gules, between two lions passant 
 guardant sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crests— i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a falcon close or, belled gold, 
 preying on a mallard proper; 2. out of a mural crown 
 argent, a demi-lion guardant sable, gorged with a ducal 
 coronet or. Motto— " Non sine pulvere palma." Married, 
 June 20, 1877, Ethel Constance, dau. of Rev. William 
 Rawlins Capel, Vicar of Bickenhill, Warwick; and has 
 Issue— [x) Arthur Capel Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, b. 
 1880 ; Ethel Dorothy Marion ; Norah Gladys ; and Edith 
 Muriel. Residence — The Cottage, Wyberton, near 
 Boston. 
 
 FREDERICK COOKE-YARBOROUGH, Gentleman. 
 Born June 23, 1850, being the son of the late Samuel 
 Alexander Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Mary, daughter of John Robinson of Loversall. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and azure, 
 a chevron between three chaplets all counterchanged ; 2 
 and 3, or, a chevron gules, between two lions passant 
 guardant sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crests- 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, a falcon close or, belled 
 gold, preying on a mallard proper ; 2. out of a mural crown 
 argent, a demi-lion guardant sable, gorged with a ducal 
 coronet or. Motto— " Non sine pulvere palma." Resi- 
 dence^ 
 
 GEORGE BRYAN COOKE-YARBOROUGH, Esquire, 
 J.P. for West Riding, B.A. (Oxford), formerly Lieut. 14th 
 Hussars. Bom Dec. i, 1843, bein : the eldest son of 
 George Cooke-Yarborough, Esq., J.P. and D.L., by his 
 second wife Mary Louisa, youngest dau. of Richard Heath- 
 field of Green Lanes, Middlesex. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and azure, a chevron 
 between three chaplets all counterchanged ; 2 and 3, or, a 
 chevron gules, between two lions passant guardant sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon close or, belled gold, preying on a mallard 
 proper; 2. out of a mural crown argent, a demi-lion 
 guardant sable, gorged with a ducal coronet or. Motto— 
 "Non sine pulvere palma." Married, Feb. 14, 1871, 
 Mary Elizabeth, younger dau. of Henry Yarborough Parker 
 of Streetthorpe, co. York; and has Issue— (\) George 
 Eustace Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, b. Jan. 12, 1876 ; 
 (2) Henrv Alfred Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, b. March 
 27 1877; (3) Orfeur Cooke-Yarborough, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 26, 1878 ; (4) Humphrey Charles Cooke-Yarborough, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Gentleman, *. Dec. 24, 1880; (5) Edmund Selwyn Cooke- 
 Yarborough. Gentleman, b. Feb. 5, i88a ; (6) Geoffrey 
 Arthur Cooke- Yarljorough. Gentleman, b. June 10, 1883 ; 
 Mary Alice ; and Mary Violet. 5*a<— Campsinount, near 
 Lancaster. C/k*— Naval and Military. 
 
 JOHN DISNEY COOKE -YARBOROUGH, Gentle- 
 man. Bom Dec. lo, 1849, being the eldest son of the late 
 Richard Cooke- Yarborough, Gentleman, by his wife Mary 
 Utton, dau. of James Utton Easson of Jamaica. Armoiial 
 beaxinga —Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and azure, a 
 chevron between three chaplets all counterchanged ; a and 
 3, or, a chevron gules, between two lions passant guardant 
 sable. MitTitUng azure and argent. Greats -i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a falcon close or, belled gold, preying on a 
 mallard proper ; a. out of a mural crown argent, a demi- 
 lion guardant sable, gorged with a ducal coronet or. 
 Motto—" Non sine pulvere palma." Residence— 
 
 RICHARD COOKE -YARBOROUGH, Gentleman. 
 Bofn Aug. aa, i8si, being the second son of the laie 
 Richard Cooke -Yaroorough, by his wife Mary Utton, dau. 
 of James Utten Easson of Jamaica. Armorial bearings— 
 Quarterly i and 4, per pole argent and azure, a chevron 
 between three chaplets ail counterchanged ; a and 3, or, a 
 chevron gules, between two lions passant guardant sable. 
 MantHtig azure and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon close or, belled gold, preying on a 
 mallard proper ; a. out of a mural crown argent, a demi- 
 lion guardant sable, gorged with a ducal coronet or. 
 Motto— "Non sine pulvere palma." Married, Aug. 4, 
 1898, Comeliar Clara, second dau. of the late John Dixon, 
 C.E., of Surbiton; and has Issue— ]o\in Richard Cooke- 
 Yarborougb, Gentleman, b. Jime la, 1899. 
 
 — Out of a mural crown or, a boar's head gules, gorged 
 with a chain of gold, and transfixed by a spear from 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY COOKE-YARBOROUGH. Gen- 
 tleman. Bom Aug. 31, 1853, being the third son of the late 
 Richard Cooke- Yorborough, by his wife Mary Utton, dau. 
 of James Utten Easson of Jamaica. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and azure, a chevron 
 between three chaplets all counterchanged ; 2 and 3, or, a 
 chevron gules, between two lions passant guardant sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests -i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon close or, belled gold, preying on a 
 mallard proper ; 2. out of a mural crown argent, a demi- 
 lion guardant sable, gorged with a ducal coronet or. 
 Motto—" Non sine pulvere palma." Married, 1883, Char- 
 lotte Georgfina, dau. of Morgan Charles Chase, M.C.S. ; 
 and has Issue— (i) Wilfred Ernest Cooke- Yarborough, 
 Gentleman, b. 1887; (2) Geoffrey Michael Cooke -Yar- 
 borough, Gentleman, b. 1888; Constance Mary; and 
 Dorothy Maude. Residence — 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS HORACE COOKES. M.A. 
 (Oxon.), being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Rev. Charles Burrell Cookes, by his wife Mary Anne, 
 lau. of Thomas Hayes of Bath. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, two chevrons between six martlets, three two and 
 one gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest Out of a 
 mural coronet or, an arm in armour proper, charged with 
 two chevronels gules, holding in the gauntlet a sword 
 argent, pommel and hilt gold. Motto — " Deo regi vicino." 
 Residence — Curroghmore, Banbury. 
 
 COOKSON. quartered by CRACKENTHORP. 
 
 COOKSON, see FIFE-COOKSON, SAWREY-COOK- 
 SON, and HUME-COOKSON. 
 
 GEORGE FRANCIS COOKSON, Gentleman. Born 
 July 30, 1853, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Gathorne Cookson, Esq., Lieut. -General Madras Cavalry, 
 by his first wife Georgina Augusta, only dau. of the late 
 Francis Augustus Robson of the Madras Civil Service. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron embattled 
 counter-embattled or, between two swords in saltire 
 proper, pommels and hilts gold, surmounted by a medal 
 of the second, bearing as in a crescent with a star of 
 eight points in chief, and a sphinx in base argent, an 
 anchor erect sable between two lions passant gules. Crest 
 
 the sinister proper. Postal address— D' h^ooWe, 11 Lindon 
 Road, Bedford. 
 
 COOPE (H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron cottised azure, 
 between two roses in chief gules, stalked and leaved proper, 
 and a fleur-de-lis in base of the third, a rose argent, stalked 
 and leaved proper, between two fleurs-de-lis also argent. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a fleur-de-lis or, in front of a dragon's head gules, gorged 
 with a collar vair, all between two roses of the second, 
 stalked and leaved proper. 
 
 Only s. of Octavius Edward Coope, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 M.P., of Rochetts, Brentwood, and of Berechurch Hall, 
 Colchester, Essex, b. ; d. 1886; m. 1848, Emily, 
 d. of Capt. Fulcher, Indian Army :— 
 Edward Jesser Coope, Esq., l.P. Leics. and Essex, 
 Capt. Suff"olk Yeo. 1888-90, b. 1849; m. 1872, Pleasance 
 
 S , eld. d. of Rev. T. L. Fellowes. 5^a/— Rochetts, 
 
 South Weald, Brentwood. C/«*j— Cavalry, Bachelors', 
 R.Y.S. 
 
 COOPER, quartered by O'HARA. 
 
 ALBERT BEAUCHAMPASTLEY COOPER, Esquire, 
 late Captain R.A., J. P. for co. Devon. Bom Aug. 14, 
 1841, being the ninth son of Sir Astley Paston Cooper, 
 Bart., of Gadebridge, Hemel Hempstead, Herts. Liveiy— 
 Claret. Armorial bearings Vert, a fesse embattled or, 
 between two pheons and as many shin-bones saltireways 
 argent. Mantling vert and or. Crest -Out of a mural 
 crown argent, a .«;pear erect proper, fringed or, headed 
 argent, surmounted of two palm branches in saltire proper. 
 Motto— " Nil magnum nisi bonum." Married, h.'^nX 16, 
 1879, Eva Cornelia O'Reilly, dau. of Anthony O'Reilly, 
 Esq., D.L., Baltrasna, co. Meath ; and has /iiw« - Geoff"rey 
 Beauchamp Astley Cooper, Gentleman, Middlesex Regt., b. 
 Feb. 5, 1884 ; Olive Sylvia Beauchamp ; and Rosalind Beau- 
 champ. Residence -TcmpXe: Hill, East Budleigh, Devon. 
 
 The Late Sir DANIEL COOPER, Baronet, of Wool- 
 lahra. New South Wales, Knight Grand Cross of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George. Born 
 July I, 1821, being the son of the late Thomns Cooper, by 
 Jane his wife, dau. of Nathaniel Ramsden ; first Spenker of 
 the Legislative Assembly, New South Wales, from 1856 to 
 i860 ; knighted by patent, July 18, 1857 ; created a Baronet, 
 January 26, 1863. Creation— ]zxw3xy 26, 1863. Club- 
 
 Si the Military Cockade. 
 
Coo 
 
 Coo 
 
 307 
 
 Carlton. Armoiial bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, 
 a clievron engrailed between two lions passant in chief and 
 a star of eight points in base or, and impaling on a second 
 
 S GEORGE ALEXANDER COOPER, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. for co. of Elgin, Lieut. -Col. 3rd Vol. Batt. 
 Seaforth Highlanders. Bom Feb. 20, 1856, being the son of 
 
 escutcheon the arms of Hill, namely gules, a saltire or, 
 between two martlets in pale and as many garbs in fesse. 
 Upon the escutcheons, which is charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet, and which is encircled by the ribbon of 
 the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, and by the collar, and pendent therefrom the badge 
 of a Knight Grand Cross of that Order, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant 
 or, collared azure, supporting in the dexter paw a lance 
 erect proper. Supporters — Dexter, Faith holding in the 
 sinister hand a mullet of six points or ; sinister, Hope 
 holding in the dexter hand a like mullet. Motto — " Per- 
 sever.intia omnia vincit." Married, September 4, 1846, 
 Elizabeth, third daughter of William Hill ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Sir Daniel Cooper, and Bart., born Nov. 15, 
 1848 [married, July 12, 1886, Harriet, daughter of Sir 
 James Grant Suttie, sixth Baronet of Balgone, and has 
 issue, Dorothy and Hilda Susan] ; (2) William Charles 
 Cooper, Esquire, born October 22, 1851 [married at 
 Sydney, November 18, 1876, Alice Helen, third daughter of 
 George Hill of Surrey Hills, Sydney, New South Wales, 
 and has issue, George William Cooper, Gentleman, born 
 1878; Arthur Hamilton Cooper, Gentleman, born 1880; 
 Gerald Melbourne Cooper, Gentleman, born 1892 ; and 
 Alice Nellie] ; Ellen Sophia ; Alice Jane [married, July 
 9, 1868, to Frederick Green, Esquire, of Hainault, in the 
 county of Essex, Justice of the Peace, and has issue] ; Mary 
 Elizabeth [married, April 29, 1886, William Palfrey Burrell, 
 Her Majesty's Consul at Port Said] ; Florence Eva [married, 
 June 10, 1882, Hugh Arundell Trevanion] ; and Elizabeth 
 Edith [married, April 25, 1883, Henry Valentine Macnamara, 
 Captain Royal Artillery, Deputy-Lieutenant, of Doolen and 
 Ennistymon House, in hhe county of Clare, and has issue]. 
 Seat — Woollahra, Sydney, New South Wales. Town- 
 house— 6 De Vere Gardens, Kensington, W. 
 
 Alexander Cooper of Elgin (son of Rev. James Cooper), by 
 his wife Anne Phebe, eldest dau. of William Jenkins of 
 Struan Grove (granddau. of Major-General George Duncan 
 
 Robertson of Struan, C.B.). Livery^ Green coat, red and 
 white waistcoat. Armorial bearings -Argent, a chevron 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Coo 
 
 Coo 
 
 gul«s, between two Uurel branches in chief vert and a 
 wuir's head emscd of the second in banc. Mantling ^les, 
 doubled ardent. Oreat On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 dexter hand grasping a wolf's head erased all proper. 
 Motto -" Virtute el tortitudine." Married, April a, 1887, 
 May E., dau. of George S. Smith, Illinois ; and has Issue - 
 (i) George James RotK'rtson Cooper. Genilcman, t. July 
 83, 1890; (a) Ala>>tair Robertson Cooper, Gentleman, />. 
 April 17, 1897 ; and May Phebe. KesiJemes Hurslcv 
 Park, Hampshire ; 36 Grosvenor Square, I^xindon, w. 
 C/«^— Carlton. 
 
 JAMES COOPER COOPER, Esq.. J. P. co. Limerick. 
 Bom 1825, being the eldest son of the late Christopher 
 Tuthill, Lieut. R.N., by Grace, dau. of Robert Reeves of 
 Platten. co. Meath; and assumed by Royal License, in 
 1844, the name and arms of Cooper. Armorial bearings 
 — Sable, a fesst! wavy ermine, lietween three lions rampant 
 or. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant or. Motto — 
 " Noli irritare loonem." Married, 1847, Mary. dau. of 
 Charles Pickering of Roebuck, co. Dublin ; and by her, 
 who died 1877, has, with other surviving Issue — James 
 Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1865. Seat — Cooper's Hill, Clarina, 
 ca Limerick. 
 
 SAMUEL JOSHUA COOPER. Gentleman, Lord of 
 the Manor of Snaith, Cowick, and Grammary Fee. Born 
 Sept. 17, 1830, being the second son of William Cooper of 
 Mount Vernon, by Harriett, dau. of Thomas Mann of Mann- 
 ville, Bradford, Yorks. Livery— 'Rroyin and silver. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Party per pale pean and gules, on a chevron 
 
 ^¥smiMi?i 
 
 between three lions passant argent, an estoile wavy between 
 two lozenges gules, and impaling the arms of Mann, 
 namely, per saltire azure and erminois, on a fesso dovetailed 
 between three goats argent, as many annulets sable. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a lion sejant pean, supporting 
 with his dexter paw a battle-axe or. Motto— " Tout 
 vient de Dieu." Married, February 9, 1859, Fanny, 
 daughter of John -Mann of Boldshay Hall, Bradford. 
 Seat — Cowick Hall, near Snaith. Residence — Maani 
 Vernon, near Barnsley. 
 
 WILLIAM CRAUFURD COOPER, Gentleman. Lieut. 
 R.E. Born Jan. 28, i88i, being the eldest son of tlie late 
 
 William Samuel Cooper, Esq. , J. P. and D. L. , Major Ayrshire 
 Yeomanry, LL. D. and LL.M. , by his wife Amy Frances, 
 dau. of Lieut. -Col. Kolx'rt Gordon, Adjutant - General 
 Madras Army. Armorial bearings -Quaiterly, i. argent, 
 on a bend engrailed lietween two lions rampant gules. 
 three crescents of the field, all within a bordure chequy of 
 the first and azure (for Cooper) ; a and 3, quartered i. and 
 iiii.. argent, on a chief gules, three lions' heads erased of the 
 first, all within a bordure ermine (for Riichie) ; ii. and iii. , 
 gules, a fesse ermine, and in chief a mullet of the last (for 
 Craufurd) ; 4. argent, a chevron gules, surmounted of 
 another ermine, betwixt three laurel slips vert, all within a 
 lx)rder chequ ■ as the former (for Couper or Cowper). 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On the dexter 
 side, issuant out of a wreath argent and gules, a dexter 
 hand holding a garland of laurel both proper ; and over the 
 same the Motto, "Virtute"; and on the sinister, upon a 
 wreath argent and azure, an oak tree with a branch 
 borne down by a weight, both proper ; and over the 
 same the Motto, " Resurgo." Seat — Failford, Mauchline, 
 CO. Ayr. Residence— 17 Wilton Street, Grosvenor Place, 
 S.W. 
 
 COOPER (H. Coll.). Per chevron invected or and 
 sable, in chief three lions and in base a beehive all 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse rampant regardant argent, 
 gorged with a collar gemel sable, holding between the fore- 
 legs an escutcheon or, charged with a crow also sable. 
 
 Son of John Cooper of West Wickham, Kent, 3, ; 
 d. ; m. : — 
 
 John Cooper, Esq., J. P. Surrey, London, Northants, 
 and Croydon, b. 1837 ; m. 1868, Maria, d. of Richard 
 Hooper of Gloucestershire. Seat — Delapr6 Abbey, North- 
 ampton. 
 
 COOPER (H. Coll.). Argent, a sword fesseways proper 
 between three martlets gules, on a chief invected azure 
 four annulets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased or, 
 charged with two annulets azure transfixed by a sword as 
 in the arms and holding a cherry branch projser. Motto — 
 " Tuum est." 
 
 Sons of Henry Cooper, Esq., late Major Q.O. Lt. Inf. 
 Militia, of Forest Lodge, Shooter's Hill, Kent, b. 1824 ; 
 d. 1900; m. 1846, Catherine Croom, d. of S. Love- 
 grove : — 
 
 Col. Harry Cooper, C.M.G. , served in Ashanti War 
 1874, Boer War 1881, Burmese Exped. 1886, Dongola 
 Exped. 1896, S. Africa 1899-1902, A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 
 1898-1901, and A.D.C. to the King 1901-1904, b. 1847, 
 nt. 1894, Emily Charlotte Ernestine, d. of late Capt. 
 Henry Caldwell, R.N., C.B. , A.D.C. ; and has surv. issue — 
 Derek Henry Caldwell Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; and 
 Barbara Eleanor. Res. — Red House, Hasketon, nr. Wood- 
 bridge, Suffolk. Club — United Service. 
 
 Frank Cowjjer, Gentleman (g.v.). 
 
 The Rev. Sydney Coojjer, M.A., b. 1862; m. 1890, 
 Edith, d. of Michael Henry Williams, Esq., J.P. ,of 
 Pencalenick, Cornwall; and has surv. issue — (i) Corin 
 Henry Benedict Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1892; (2) John 
 Victor Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1897; (3) Hugh Christopher 
 Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; (4) l'2dward Cecil Williams 
 Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1902; (5) George Perran Cooper, 
 Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Sylvia Katherine ; Mary Genefer ; 
 and Christina. Res. — Christ Church Vicarage, Frome, 
 Somerset. Club — Westminster. 
 
 COOPER U.O. ). Sable, a chevron wavy ermine be- 
 tween three lions rampant or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a bull 
 passant proper. Motto — " Love, Serve." 
 
 Son of Austin Cooper, Esq., of Killenure Castle, J.P. 
 
 CO. Tipperary, and High Sheriff 1893, Lieut. R.N. R., 
 
 b. 1835; d. 1897; 7n. ist, 1868, Minnie, d. of Very 
 
 Rev. Ogle William Moore Deane : — 
 Austin Samuel Cooper, Esq., J.P. co. Tipperary, Capt. 
 2nd Chesh. Regt. , b. 8 Nov. 1870. Seat — Killenure, 
 Cashel, co. Tipperary. 
 
 Son of Rev. Austin Cooper of Kinnealy, b. ; d. 
 
 1871 ; m. , Margaret, d. of James Armstrong ; — 
 
 Austin Daniel Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1831. Seat — 
 Kinnealy, co. Dublin. 
 
 Son of Nathaniel Cooper of Cooperhill, b. ; d. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Coo 
 
 Cop 
 
 309 
 
 1852 ; in. , Anne, d. of Henry Irwin of Stream- 
 
 town : — 
 Henry Alexander Cooper, Gentleman, b. . Seat — 
 
 Cooperhill, co. Meath. 
 
 COOPER of Markree (U.O.). Quarterly, i. azure, on a 
 chevron between three cinquefoils or, two lions passant 
 respecting each other sable (Cooper) ; 2. argent, a chevron 
 engrailed between three martlets azure ; 3. azure, three 
 millstones proper (for Millington) ; 4. urgent, an eagle dis- 
 played with two heads sable, beaked and legged gules. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-man affront^e, habited per pale argent and 
 sable, in the de.xler hand proper, a covered cup or, on the 
 head wreathed round the temples argent and azure, a cap 
 gules. Motto — " Deo, patria, Rege." 
 
 Sons of Major Francis Edward Cooper, R.F.A., b. 
 
 1859; d.v.p. 1900; in. 1883, Ella Beatrice, d. of Col. 
 
 Mark Prendergast, B.S.C :— 
 Bryan Ricco Cooper, Gentleman, and Lieut. R.F.A. , 
 b. 1884. Seat — Markree Castle, co. Sligo. Club — Junior 
 Naval and Military. 
 Guy Edward Cooper, Gentleman, R.N. ,i5. i8gi. Res. — 
 
 Yr. sons of Rt. Hon. Lt.-Col. Edward Henry Cooper, 
 
 P.C. , of Markree Castle, Lieut, of that co. , J. P. and 
 
 High Sheriff 1871, late Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds., M.P. 
 
 CO. Sligo 1865-8, b. ; d. 1902: — 
 Richard Joshua Cooper, Esq., M.V.O., Col. (ret.) Irish 
 Guards, Priv. Sec. to Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, b. i860 ; 
 VI. 1904, Constance, d. of G. Thorold. Res. — Phcenix 
 Park, Dublin. 
 Arthur Charles Cooper, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Joshua Harry Cooper of Dun- 
 
 boden, co. Westmeath, J. P. (High Sheriff 1875) ; b. 
 
 1831 ; d. 1901 ; in. 1857, Helen Malet, d. of Capt. 
 
 Haydon, R.N. :— 
 Edward Joshua Cooper, Esq., C.B., D.S.O. , Col. Roy. 
 Fus. , b. 1858; m. 1894, Effie, only d. of James Forrest 
 Balmain of Dalvreck, co. Perth. Seat — Dunboden, co. 
 Westmeath. 
 
 Richard Wordsworth Cooper, Gentleman, b. i860. 
 Res. — Ballinun, Cork. 
 
 ANNIE COOPER-CHADWICK, Widow, youngest dau. 
 of the late John Langley of Knockanure, co. Tipperary. 
 Armorial bearings are upon a lozenge : Quarterly i and 
 4, or, an inescutcheon gules, charged with a lily slipped and 
 leaved proper, within an orle of martlets sable (for Chad 
 wick) ; 2 and 3, per pale indented argent and sable, three 
 bulls passant counterchanged, a canton azure (for Cooper). 
 Married, 1886, William Cooper-Chadwick, Esquire, b. Nov. 
 14, 1855, Lt.-Col. Tipperary Artillery, who died 1895, leaving 
 /wt^e— Frances Violet, and Kathleen Lilian. Seat — Bal- 
 linard, Tipperary. 
 
 M WILLIAM COOPER- COOPER, Esq, F.S.A., J.P. 
 
 «l and D.L., High Sheriff 1867, 1868, Barrister-at- 
 Law, late Major Beds. Militia. Born April 10, 1810, being 
 the eldest son of William Dodge Cooper-Cooper, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Bedfordshire 1829, by his 
 wife Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of John Cooper of Tod- 
 dington Park, co. Bedford, and of Park House, Highgate, 
 CO. Middlesex. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chevron 
 between three lions passant argent, each holding a battle-axe 
 in his lorepaw or, three lozenges sable, on a chief engrailed 
 gold, a lozenge of the field between two martlets of the 
 fourth. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, on a gazon vert, a lion sejant 
 or and erminois, holding in his dexter paw a battle-axe and 
 in the sinister a tilting-spear all proper. Motto — ' ' Tuum est. ' ' 
 Married, April 26, 1831, Laura Georgina (who died 1886), 
 eldest dau. of the late Capt. Thomas Ellis of Tuy Duy Park, 
 CO. Monmouth, late of the 17th Light Dragoons; and by 
 her has Issue — One son, William Smith Cooper - Cooper, 
 Gentleman, b. 1832 [;«., 1859, Eliza, dau. of Thomas 
 Houssemain Du Boulay of West Lawn, Sandgate, Kent, 
 and has three daus.]. Seat — Toddington Manor, Dun- 
 stable, Bedfordshire. 
 
 JAMES EDWARD COOPER-DEAN, Gentleman. Born 
 1840, being the third son of Joseph Cooper of Throop, in co. 
 of Southampton, by his wife, dau. of the late Richard Dean 
 
 »of Littledown House, in the same county ; assumed the 
 additional surname and arms of Dean by Royal License in 
 
 the year 1888. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion couchant, and in base a 
 crescent argent, on a chief nebuly of the last two crescents 
 of the first (for Dean) ; 2 and 3 ermine, three barrulets wavy 
 azure, as many annulets or, on a chief of the second, three 
 acorns slipped of the third (for Cooper) ; and for his Crests, 
 
 1. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, gorged, with 
 a collar nebuly, holding in the dexter paw a crescent, and 
 resting the sinister paw on an increscent all gules (for Dean), 
 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm, 
 holding in the hand a scroll entwined by a branch of oak all 
 proper, an annulet or (for Cooper) ; with the Motto, " Fortis 
 in arduis." Postal address — Littledown, Christchurch. 
 
 COOTE, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY COOTE, Esquire, Major late 
 nth Hussars. Born August 5, 1859, being the second 
 son of the late Eyre Coote of West Park, by his wife 
 Jessie Mary, dau. of Lieut.-Gen. Henry Lechmere Worrall, 
 E. I.e., of The Cottage, Clifton. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a chevron sable, between three coots close proper. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a coot close proper. Mottoes — " Coute que coute," 
 and " Vincit Veritas." Married, 1895, Evelyn, dau. of J. H. 
 Gartside of Overstone Park, Notts. Residence — 
 
 CHARLES ROBERT PURDON COOTE, Gentleman. 
 Born June 23, 1875, being the only son of the late 
 Charles Purdon Coote, Esq., J.P. and D. L. , sometime 
 Gentleman Usher to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, by 
 his wife Harriette Louisa, fourth dau. of Robert Perceval 
 Maxwell, D.L. , of Finnebrogue andGroomsport, co. Down, 
 and Moore Hill, co. Waterford. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a chevron sable, between three coots close proper. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a coot close proper. Mottoes — "Vincit Veritas"; and 
 " Coute qui Coute." Seats — Ballyclough Castle and Bear- 
 forest, Mallow, CO. Cork. Club — Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 EYRE COOTE, Esquire, J.P. for Wilts and Hants, 
 High Sheriff Queen's Co. 1886. Born Dec. 31, 1857, being 
 the eldest son of the late Eyre Coote of West Park, by his 
 wife Jessie Mary, dau. of Lieut.-Gen. Henry Lechmere 
 Worrall, E. I. C. , of The Cottage, Clifton, Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a chevron sable, between three coots close 
 proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a coot close proper. Mottoes — " Coute 
 que coute," and " Vincit Veritas." Married, Nov. 24, 1892, 
 Evelyn Mary, fifth dau. of the late Rev. Edward Cadogan, 
 Rector of Wicken, co. Northampton. Seat — West Park, 
 Damerham, via Salisbury. CV/z/Jj— Carlton, Wellington, 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 S FRANCIS ROBERT COPE, Esq., D.L. for co. 
 Armagh. Born 1853, being the only son of the late 
 Robert Wright Cope Cope, of Loughgall Manor, by Cecilia 
 Philippa, dau. of the late Francis Manley Shawe Taylor of 
 Castle Taylor, co. Galway. Clubs — Junior Carlton ; St. 
 George's Yacht Club (Kingstown, Dublin). Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chevron azure, 
 between three roses gules, stalked and leaved vert, as many 
 fleurs-de-lis or, a mullet of the second for difference (for 
 Cope) ; 2 and 3 argent, three crescents in pale azure, be- 
 tween two pellets (for Doolan). Mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 fleur-de-lis or, charged with a mullet gules, a dragon's head 
 of the second (for Cope) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a chapeau azure, turned up ermine, a crescent or, there- 
 from issuant a trefoil slipped vert (for Doolan). Motto— 
 "iEquo adesteanimo." 5ea/— Manor House, Loughgall, 
 Armagh. 
 
 COPE {temp. Henry VIII.). Argent, on a chevron 
 
 azure, between three roses gules, stalked and leaved vert, 
 
 as many fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of a fleur-de-lis or, 
 
 a dragon's head gules. MottO— " ^quo adesto animo." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Sir William Henry Cope, 12th Bart., b. 
 
 1811 ; d. 1892 ; m. 1st, 1834, Marianne [d. 1862), d. of 
 
 Henry Garnett of Green Park, Meath ; 2nd, 1865, 
 
 Harriette Margaret, d. of Robert Jaff'ray Hautenville 
 
 of Vesey Place, Monkstown, Dublin : — 
 
 Sir Anthony Cope, 13th Bart. (29 June 1611), Lt.-Col. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cop 
 
 Cor 
 
 te 
 
 Ute Rifle Brigade. A. 184a: m. 1870, Maiv Leckonby, d. 
 ot John Phipps of I^ighton, Wilts, and widow of Rev. Hy. 
 Tudway : and hi\s issue— (>) I>en«I Cope, Esq., 6. 1873; 
 
 I a) Wahrr Clnlcn Cope. Ksq., *. 1874 [m. 1904. Maria 
 rnacia. d. of Ravmon de I-^tevez of New York and Cuba] ; 
 m Anthony WillLim Edmond Cope, Esq., i. 1876; (4) 
 Mordaunt l^eckonby Cope, lisq., *. 1878; Ada Beatrice 
 1903. Cecil Stephenson]. Stat — Bramshill Park, 
 inchtield. Hants. C/wA— Brooks's. 
 
 John Ilautenville Cope, Esq., t. 1867; m. 1899, Emma 
 Elixalirth, d. of Major W. R. M. Thoyts of Sulhamstcad, 
 Berks. Tinem m.—iy: Hyde Park Mansions, W. Club— 
 National liberal. 
 
 CopK (R.L. . 1847 and 1867). Same arms. 
 Sons of John Alexander Mainley Cope, Esq. (formerly 
 Pinnigcr). J. P. and High Sheriff co. Arm.igh, a. 
 1893 ; m. 1848. Oeorgina Catherine, d. and h. of 
 Nathaniel Garland : — 
 John Garland Cope, Esq., J. P., D.L., b. 1850; m. 1st, 
 1878. Theresa Charlotte (d. 1880). d. of Ralph Smith 
 Obf* ; and. 1900, Mary Edith, d. of Col. Lonsdale Hale, 
 R.E. ; and has issue— John Ralph Obr* Cope. Gentleman, 
 b. 1879. .Sra/— Drumilly. Kes. — 40 Roland G<ardens, 
 S.W. C/«iA— Constitutional. 
 
 Arthur Mainley Cope, Gentleman, b. 1854. Res. — lA 
 Wetherby Mansions, S.W. Post. add. — 15 Victoria Street, 
 Westminster. S.W. 
 
 George Cope, Gentleman, b. 1855. Res. — 20 Endsleigh 
 Terrace, S.VV. 
 Frederick Lorance Cope, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res. — 
 
 Cope (R.L.. 1844). Same arms, quarterly with those 
 of Doolan. Francis Robert Cope of Loughgall Manor 
 
 (f.V.). 
 
 THOMAS COPE, Esquire, M.A. Trinity College, 
 Cambs., and Barrister-at L.iw, J. P. for co. Leicester, 
 Deputy Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Lord of the Manors 
 of Osboston and Barleston. Bom 1840, being the eldest son 
 of Thomas Cope, Esq., D. L. and J. P. co. Leicester, and 
 Mary Greenaway, dau. of Francis Bennet Goldney. Livery 
 — Daik blue, gilt buttons. Armorial bearingB— Quarterly 
 ermine and azure, a chapcau gules, turned up of the first, 
 between two greyhounds current in pale or. MantUng 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a saltire couped azure, a greyhound current or. 
 Motto — " Perseverando." Married, 1879, Alice Kate, dau. 
 of George Walker of Walthamstow, Essex ; and has Issue 
 — Thomas George Cope, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; and Elhel 
 Mary Booker. Seat — Osbaston Hall, Nuneaton. Club — 
 New University. 
 
 RICHARD PIRIE COPELAND, Esq., J. P., D.L. co. 
 Stafford. Bom 1841, being the youngest son of the late 
 Alderman William Taylor Copeland, M.P., D.L., of Cliff 
 Bank Lodge, co. Stafford, by Sarah, dau. of John Yates of 
 Shelton, co. Stafford. Armorial bearings — Or, two bars 
 gules, in chief three trefoils slipped vert, on a bend over all 
 azure, as many boars' heads erased argent. Mantling 
 gules and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a nag's head erased argent, charged on the neck 
 with a trefoil vert between two holly branches fructed proper. 
 Motto — " Benigno numine." Married, 1868, Emily Hen- 
 rietu, second dau. of the late Edmund Thomas Wedgwood 
 Wood of Henley Hall, co. Salop ; and has, with other Issue 
 —William Fowler Mountford Copeland, Esq., M.A., J. P., 
 *. 187a. 5<fa/— Kibblestone Hall, near Stone, Stafford- 
 shire. 
 
 S WILLIAM FOWLER MOUNTFORD COPE- 
 LAND, Esquire, J. P. for Middlesex, City of West- 
 minster, Staffordshire, and Herefordshire, D.L. for 
 London. Born Nov. 4, 1828, being the eldest son of 
 the late Alderman William Taylor Copeland, M.P., Lord 
 Mayor of London 1836, by his wife Sarah, dau. of John 
 Yates of Shelton. C/«*— Junior Carlton. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Or, two bars gules, in chief three trefoils slipped vert, 
 over all a bend azure, charged with three boars' heads 
 erased argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, between two branches of holly fructed 
 proper, a nag's head argent, manod or, charged on the 
 neck with a trefoil as in the arms. Motto — " Benigno 
 numine." Married, Jan. 9, 1850, Elizabeth Mary [d. 1903), 
 dau. of John Lane, of Leyton Grange, Essex, and King's 
 
 Bromley, Staffordshire. Seat — Quarry House, St. Leon- 
 ards-on-Sea. 
 
 COPELAND (1836). Or, two bars gules, in chief three 
 trefoils slipped vert, over all a bend azure, charged with 
 three boars' heads erased argent. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a nag's head erased 
 argent, charged on the neck with a trefoil vert between two 
 holly branches fructed proper. MottO — " Benigno numine." 
 Sons of late William Taylor Copeland, M.P., Lord 
 Mayor of London 1836, m. Sarah, d. of John Yates of 
 Shelton :— 
 William Fowler Mountford Copeland, Esq. (q.v.). 
 Alfred James Copeland, E.'q., J. P. Herts and Kent, 
 Member of the Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of 
 London, b. 1837. Res. — 3 Victoria Parade, Ramsgate. 
 Richard Pirie Copeland, Esq. (q.v.). 
 
 COPLEY, see BEWICKE-COPLEY. 
 
 JOHN MAURICE COPPEN, Gentleman. Bom 1850, 
 being the second son of John Coppen of I^enham, Kent, 
 by his wife Margaret, dau. of Maurice Jones of Aberystwith. 
 C/«*— Junior Conservative. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 
 a chevron invected argent between two boars' heads couped 
 in chief and a demi-gryphon also couped in base or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, out of the battlements of a tower proper, a demi- 
 gryphon or, holding between the claws a saltire azure. 
 Motto — " Copia sine penuria." Livery — Dark blue. 
 Married, June 21, 1872, Emmie, only dau. of Thomas 
 William Boyden ; and has Issue — John Maurice Coppenhall 
 Coppen, Gentleman, b. Sept. 16, 1880 ; Emmie Margarett.i ; 
 Muriel May Edith ; and Dorothy. Residence — Ascot, 
 Berks. 
 
 CORBET, quartered by SINGLETON, 
 
 FREDERICK HUGH MACKENZIE CORBET, 
 Gentleman, Honorary Executive Officer and Home Agent 
 for Ceylon Government at the Imperial institute, Barrister-at- 
 Law of Gray's Inn. Bom July 17, 1862, being the second son 
 
 fi is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 of Reginald John Corbet, Esq., J. P. for Ceylon, sometime 
 a Member of the Legislative Council of that colony, by his 
 wife Sophia Louisa Ottilia Whilhelmina, dau. and co-heir 
 of Lieut. -Gen. Adolphus Otho Baron von Barsse, a Major- 
 Gen, in the British Army, and widow of Baron Ernest von 
 Maltzan-Wartenberg-Penzlin. Armorial bearings— Or, a 
 raven sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling sable and or. Crests — i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an elephant statant argent, 
 tusked or, the trappings sable fimbriated gold, on his back 
 a castle triple-towered of the last ; with the motto, " Virtutis 
 laus actio " ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a squirrel 
 sejant cracking a nut all or; with the motto, " Dum spiro 
 spero." Motto (under the arms)— "Deus pascit corvos." 
 Married, May 8, 1893, Eila Louisa Mary, eldest dau. of 
 Sir George William Robert Campbell, K.C.M.G. ; and has 
 Issue— (i.) Reginald Vincent Campbell Corbet, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 26, 1894 ; (2) George Frederick Francis Corbet, 
 Gentleman, b. May 20, 1896 ; and Constance Eila. Res. — 
 42 Kenilworth Avenue, Wimbledon, S.W. Chambers — 
 I Brick Court, Temple, E, C. 
 
 The Reverend GEORGE WILLIAM CORBET, 
 Bachelor of Arts of the University of Oxford, Rector of 
 Upton Magna, and Honorary Canon of Lichfield Cathedral. 
 Born 1824, being the youngest son of the Reverend John 
 Dryden Pigott, many years Rector of Edgmond, in the 
 county of Salop, by his wife Fanny, daughter of H. Bevan ; 
 succeeded his brother in this property 1890, when he 
 assumed by Royal License the surname and arms of Corbet 
 in lieu of Pigott. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms ; 
 Or, two ravens in pale proper, a bordure engrailed gules, 
 and for distinction in chief a cross crosslet also gules. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert an elephant statant 
 argent, the trappings or and sable, on its back a tower 
 triple-towered of the third, suspended therefrom by a 
 riband gules an escutcheon of the above arms of Corbet. 
 Married, 1871, Ellen Maria Phoebe, daughter of the Rev- 
 erend Percival S. Wilkinson, of Mount Oswald, in the county 
 of Durham. Estate and postal address — Sundorne Castle, 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 S HENRY REGINALD CORBET, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. of Salop (High Sheriff 1892), and J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. of Stafford. Born 1832, being the eldest son of 
 Richard Corbet, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Adderley Hall 
 (who d. \?iT]), by his wife Eleanor, dau. of the Rev. 
 Croxton Johnston, Rector of Wilmslow, Cheshire, and 
 grandson of Sir Andrew Corbet, first Baronet. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Boodle's, Wellington, Pratt's. Livery— (Z2S\^xy 
 coloured coat with black facings. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 30, or, a raven sable (for Corbet) ; 2. or, 
 an escarbuncle sable (for Turrett) ; 3. azure, two lions pas- 
 sant in pale or (for Erdington) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant or, 
 within eight cross crosslets fitch6e in orle or (for Hopton) ; 
 5. azure, a mermaid holding in her dexter hand a mirror, 
 and in her sinister a comb all argent (for Guros) ; 6. vaire 
 argent and sable, a canton gules (for Stanton) ; 7. per bend 
 azure and gules, a bend between two crescents or (for 
 Langbege) ; 8. barry of six sable and or, an inescutcheon 
 ermine, charged with three bars gules, a chief of the second, 
 thereon two pallets of the first (for Burley) ; 9. barry of six 
 or and azure, a bend gules (for Penbruge) ; 10. or, three 
 roses gules, barbed vert (for Young) ; 11. barry nebuly or 
 and vert (for Hawberke) ; 12. or, an eagle displayed vert, 
 debruised by a bend compony argent and gules (for Sibton) ; 
 13. gules, three lucies haurient erect, between nine cross 
 crosslets or (for Lucy) ; 14. azure, six lioncels rampant 
 argent, within a bordure engrailed or (for Leybourne); 15. 
 gules, two lions passant in pale argent, within a bordure 
 engrailed or (for Strange) ; 16. quarterly or and gules, a 
 bend sable (for Beauchamp) ; 17. argent, three chevronels 
 sable (for Archdeacon) ; 18. gules, three roach naiant argent 
 (for Roach) ; 19. argent, three bends sable (for Haccombe) ; 
 20. gules, a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed or, 
 debruised by a bend azure (for Talbot) ; 21. gules, a lion 
 rampant within a bordure engrailed or (for Talbot) ; 22. 
 barry of six or and vert, each bar charged with three 
 fleurs-de-lis counterchanged (for Mortimer) ; 23. gules, two 
 bars vair (for Say) ; 24. gules, ten bezants or, three, two, 
 and one, a label of three points throughout azure (for 
 Zouche) ; 25. gules, ten mascles, four, three, two, and one 
 
 or (for Rohan) ; 26. ermine (for Brittany] ; 27. aiure, a lioA 
 rampant within eight billets in orle or (for Beaumes) ; 28. 
 gules, a saltire or, surmounted by a cross engrailed ermine 
 (for Prynce) ; 29. argent, on a bend between three ravens, 
 two in chief and one in base, as many garbs or, and im- 
 paling the arms of Grey-Egerton, namely, quarterly i and 
 4, argent a lion rampant gules, between three pheons sable 
 (for Egerton) ; 2 and 3 barry of six argent and azure, a 
 label of five points gules (for Grey). Mantling sable and or ; 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, an elephant statant 
 
 [X)cu5pascU Qorws j 
 
 argent, tusked or, the trappings sable, fimbriated gold, on 
 his back a tower triple-towered of the last ; and over it the 
 motto, "Virtutis laus actio;" 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a squirrel sejant cracking a nut all or ; and over it 
 the motto, "Dum spiro spero." Motto (under the arms)— 
 "Deus pascit corvos." Married, 1855, Anna Mary Eliza- 
 beth, eldest dau. of Sir Philip de Malpas Grey-Egerton, 
 Bart., M.P. ; and has Issue— {\) Reginald Corbet, Esq. 
 [to whom refer]; (2) Randulph John Corbet, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 31, 1858 ; (3) Bertram Davenant Corbet, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 4, 1869. ^■jtofe.r— Adderley, Stoke, Child's Ercall. 
 5f(Z^— Adderley Hall, Market Drayton. 
 
 § REGINALD CORBET, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Salop. Born 1857, being the eldest 
 son of Henry Reginald Corbet, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy- Lieutenant, of Adderley Hall, by his wife Anna 
 Mary Elizabeth, elder daughter of Sir Philip de Malpas 
 Grey-Egerton, tenth Baronet; Captain Salop Yeomanry, 
 1890,1891 ; Honorary Major, 1891. C///i^J— White's, Pratt's. 
 Armorial bearing^s — He bears for Arms : Or, a raven 
 proper, and impahng the arms of Russell, namely argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, on a chief sable, three escallops of the 
 field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befittmg his 
 degree, with a Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I upon a wreath of the colours, an elephant statant argent, 
 tusked or, the trappings sable, fimbriated gold, on his back 
 a castle triple-towered of the last ; and over it the motto. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 3«» 
 
 *' Virtulis laus actio ; " a. u{K>n a wreath of the colours, a 
 squirrel sejant crmcking a nut ull or ; and over it the motto, 
 "Dura spiro spero; and under the arms the Motto, 
 •• I)eus pascil corvoa." Married, April 23, 1891, Katharine, 
 coiiimunly known as the Honourable Katharine, daughter 
 of the KiKhi Honourable Kdward Southwell Russell, twenty- 
 third Itiuon l)c Clifford; and has Issue— \ dau., Sybil. 
 /Vi/d/ tf^^fVJi— Adderley Hall. Market Drayton. 
 
 RKGINALDGEORGECORUICT, Gentleman, Bachelor 
 of Divinity, formerly Chancellor of the Diocese of Kandy. 
 lii>rM Janujiry 8, 1857. being the eldest son of Reginald John 
 CorU-t. Kst|uire, Justice of the Peace for Ceylon, sometime 
 a MemU-r of the lx*gislative Council of that colony (ihiid son 
 of Sir Andrew Vincent Corbet, Bart. , of Moreton Corl>et). by 
 his wife Sophia Louisa Ottilia Wilhelmina, dau. and co-heir 
 of lieutenant-General Adolphus Otto, liaron von Barsse, a 
 Major-General in the British Army, and widow of Baron 
 Kmest von MaltMn-Wartenlierg-Penrlin. Armorial bear- 
 ings-- He l)e.irs for Amu: Or, a raven sable. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet Ixjfitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling siiNe and or ; and for his Crests, t. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an elephant statant argent, tusked or, the 
 trappings sable, fimbriated gold, on his back a tower triple- 
 towered of the last ; with the motto, " Virtutis laus actio; " 
 a. upon a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant cracking 
 a nut all or ; with the motto, " Dum spiro spero ; " under 
 the arms the MottO, " Dcus pascit corvos." Postal address 
 — 3 New Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 SSiR WALTER ORLANDO CORBET, fourth Baronet 
 of Moreton, in the county of Salop, Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant, late Captain Coldstream Guards. Bom July 11, 
 1856, being the son of the late Sir Vincent Rowland 
 Corbet, ihtrd Baronet, by his wife Caroline Agnes, third 
 daughter of Vice-Admiral Charles Orlando Bridgeman, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Charles Orlando 
 Bridgeman. Creation — October 3, 1808. Clubs — Guards', 
 Bachelors' , Carlton , Pratt's. Armorial bearing— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, a raven sable (for Corbet), with twenty- 
 nine other quarterings. Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, an 
 elephant statant argent, tusked or, the trappings sable, 
 fimbriated gold, on his back a castle triple-towered of the 
 last ; and over the crest the motto, " Virtutis laus actio ; 2. 
 upon A WTeath of the colours, a squirrel sejant cracking a 
 nut all or ; above it the motto, " Dum spiro spero." MottO 
 — "Dcus pascit corvos." Married, July 7, 1888, Caroline 
 Douglas, only child of Captain James Stewart, formerly nth 
 Hussars; and has Issue — (i) Vincent Stewart Corbet, Es- 
 quire, born January 27, 1890 ; (2) Roland James Corbet, 
 Esquire, born August 19, 1892. Seat — Acton Reynald Hall, 
 Shrewsbury. Residence — St. Fort, in the county of Fife, 
 
 CORBETT, see HOLLAND-CORBETT. 
 
 ARCHIBALD CAMERON CORBETT, Esquire, Jus- 
 tice of the Peace for the counties of Lanark and Warwick, 
 Member of Parliament for the Tradeston Division of 
 Glasgow. Bom M.ay 23, 1856, being the son of the late 
 Thomas Corbett, by his wife S^^h, daughter of the late Archi- 
 bald Cameron. C/«*— Brooks's. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a key fesseways, wards downwards, 
 between two ravens sable, and upon an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence the arms of Poison. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 branch of a tree proper; thereon a raven sable, with the 
 Motto. " Deus pascit corvos." Married, 1887, Alice Mary, 
 who died July 10, 1902, only daughter of John Poison of 
 Castle Levan, by Greenock, North Britain. Postal address 
 —26 Hans Place, S.W. 
 
 EDWARD CORBETT, Esquire, J. P. Born Feb. 7, 
 1843, being the eldest son of the late Edward Corbett, 
 Elsq., J. P. and D.L., Lieut.-Col. Shropshire Militia, Lord 
 of the Manor of Longnor, M.P. for the Southern Div. of 
 the CO. of Salop 1868 -1877, by his wife Elizabeth Ann 
 Teresa, dau. of Robert Scholl. Armorial bearings- Or, 
 two ravens in pale proper, within a bordure engrailed gules, 
 bezantte, and impaling the arms of Isham, namely gules, 
 a fesse wavy, and in chief three piles also wavy argent. 
 
 Cor 
 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a raven proper with a holly branch in its bill vert, fructed 
 gules. Married, July la, 1871 ; Louisa Mary, eldest dau. 
 of Sir Charl's Edmund Isham, loth Bart., of Lamport Hall, 
 CO. Northampton. 6Va/— Longnor, Shrewsbury. 
 
 REGINALD WILLIAM UVEDALE CORBETT, 
 Gentleman, late Lieut, sand Light Infantry. Born Feb. 
 20, 1850, Ijeing the eldest son of the late Uvedale Corbett, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Chester, M.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, 
 late Inspector of the Local Government Board, by his 
 wife Mary, eldest dau. of John Fryer of The Wergs, 
 CO. StatTord, first M.P. for Wolverhampton. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, two ravens in pale proper, with a border 
 engrailed gules, bezantde. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a raven projjer, with a holly 
 branch in its bill vert, fructed gules ; with the Motto, "Deus 
 pascit corvos." Married, 1889, Jeanie Gerard Redfem, 
 dau. of the late Hon. Chandler J. Wells of Buffalo, New 
 York. A'<rij/— Ashfield Hall, Neston, Cheshire. Clubs— 
 Sports', Junior Constitutional. 
 
 RICHARD CECIL CORBETT, Esquire. J. P. for co. 
 Salop, late Lieut. Ro\al Horse Artillery. Born June 4, 
 1851, being the second son of the late Uvedale Corbett, 
 Esq., of Ashfield Hall, Cheshire, J. P. for co. Chester, 
 M.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, late Inspector of the 
 Local Government Board, by his wife Mary, eldest dau. 
 of John Fryer of The Wergs, co. Stafford, first M.P. 
 for Wolverhampton. Armorial bearings— Or, two ravens 
 in pale proper, with a border engrailed gules, bezant^e. 
 MRHti<" g sable and or. Crest -Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a raven proper, with a holly branch in its bill vert, 
 fructed gules; with the Motto, "Deus pascit corvos." 
 Married, Feb. 8, 1877, Susan Horatia, eldest dau. of 
 Harvey Drummond of Iping, co. Sussex, and 7 Ennismore 
 Gardens. London ; and has /w«<f— Three sons and five 
 daughters. 5*«/— Stableford Hall, near Bridgnorth, Salop. 
 C/«*— Travellers'. 
 
 ROGER JOHN CORBETT, Gentleman. Born 1863, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Corl^ett. Esq., J. P., 
 D.L., Lord of the Manor of Impney. by his wife Anna 
 
 Eliza, dau, of John O'Meara. Armorial bearings— Sable, 
 on a pile erminois, a raven of the field, on a chief nebuly 
 ermine, a gryphon sejant or. Man t lin g sable and or. 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Cor 
 
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 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a tower 
 gules, an elephant argent, the trappings and saddle-cloth 
 sable, charged with a raven or, and supporting with the 
 trunk a tilting-spear erect proper. Motto — " Deus pascit 
 corvos." Estates — Impney, co. Worcester; Ynys-y-Maen- 
 gwyn, CO. Merioneth. Postal aMresses— Impney, Droit- 
 wich ; Ynys-y-Maengwyn, Towyn, Merioneth. 
 
 UVEDALE BENNETT CORBETT, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. of Chester, late Royal Navy. Born May 17, 1853, 
 being the third son of the late Uvedale Corbett, Esq., J. P. 
 CO. Chester, M.A. (O.xon.), Barrister-at-Law, late Inspector 
 of the Local Government Board, by his wife Mary, eldest 
 dau. of John Fryer of The Wergs, co. Stafford, first M.P. 
 for Wolverhampton. Armorial bearings— Or, two ravens 
 in pale proper, with a border engrailed gules, bezant^e. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a raven proper, with a holly branch in its bid 
 vert, fructed gules ; with the Motto, " Deus pascit corvos." 
 Married, Aug. 8, 1877, Margaret Ashton, eldest dau. of 
 Charles Andrew of Compstoll, co. Chester, and Coughton 
 Court, CO. Warwick ; and has Issue — One son and four 
 daughters. Seat — Crabwall liall, Mollington, Chester. 
 
 WALTER JOHN CORBETT, Gentleman. Born Jan. 
 25, 1867, being the second son of the late John Corbett, 
 Esq., J. P., D. L., Lord of the Manor of Impney, by his 
 wife Anna Eliza, dau. of John O'Meara. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, on a pile erminois, a raven of the field, on a 
 chief nebuly ermine, a griffin sejant or, a crescent for differ- 
 ence. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a t6wer gules, an elephant argent, 
 the trappings and saddle-cloth sable, charged with a raven 
 or, and supporting with the trunk a tilting-spear erect pro- 
 per. Motto — " Deus pascit corvos." Postal address — Imp- 
 ney, Droitwich. 
 
 WILLIAM CORBETT-WINDER, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for Montgomeryshire, High Sheriff 1888, Major in the Army 
 (retired) late S2nd Light Infantry. Born 1820, being the 
 and son of the late Uvedale Corbett- Winder, Esq., who 
 assumed, 1868, the surname of Winder on his wife inherit- 
 ing the Vaynor estates. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Anns : Quarterly i and 4, chequy or and vert, on a fesse 
 engrailed gules, a crescent between two fleurs-de-lis argent 
 (for Winder) ; 2 and 3 or, two ravens proper, a bordure 
 engrailed gules, charged with eight bezants (for Corbett). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling vert and or ; and for his Crests, i. out of a 
 crown vallery or, a buffalo's head sable, armed gold, in the 
 mouth a branch of cherry-tree fructed proper (for Winder) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a raven, in the beak a holly 
 branch slipped proper (for Corbett). Mottoes — "Nulla 
 pallescere culpa," and " Deus pascit corves." Married, 
 1872, Cecilia Millicent, youngest dau. of Rev. Robert 
 Hornby, Vicar of Bayston, Salop; and hsLS Issue — William 
 John Corbett- Winder, Gentleman, d. Aug. 26, 1875; and 
 Harriet Millicent. Seat — Vaynor Park, Berriew, co. Mont- 
 gomery. 
 
 The Reverknd JOHN WARREN CORBOULD- 
 WARREN, Rector of Tacolneston, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Norfolk. Born October 28, 1843, being 
 the eldest son of the Reverend William Corbould- Warren, 
 Rector of Tacolneston, by his wife Anne, daughter of the 
 late Sir William Cubitt, F.R.S., C/?/i5— Norfolk County 
 (Norwich). Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: 
 Quarterly r and 4, chequy ermine and azure, two flanchesor, 
 each charged with a cross pat^e fitchfe gules (for Warren) ; 
 2 and 3 sable, on a pile between two ravens in base or, a 
 raven of the field (for Corbould). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a rock proper, a wyvern argent, winged barry 
 of six ermine and azure (for Warren); 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, two arms embowed in armour with gauntlets proper, 
 each charged with a rose gules and grasping a sword fesse- 
 ways, point toward the dexter also proper, pendent from 
 the blade by a chain an escutcheon or, thereon a raven sable 
 (for Corbould); with the Motto, "Sola virtus in victa." 
 Married, January 14, 1867, Maria Louisa, daughter of the 
 late Henry Raynes ; and has Issi^e — John Warren Corbould- 
 Warren, Gentleman, born June 30, 1870; Edith Margaret ; 
 
 Elizabeth Catherine; Helen Maude Mary; and Dorothy 
 Ann. ^j/a^^— Tacolneston Old Hall. Postal address— 
 Tacolneston Old Hall, Norwich. 
 
 CORDELL, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 CORFIELD (H. Coll.). Per chevron gules and argent, 
 in chief two escutcheons of the second, and in base an 
 escutcheon ermine, each charged with a heart of the first, 
 and impaling tlie arms of AUeyne, namely, per chevron gules 
 and ermine, in chief two lions' heads erased or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a cubit arm erect, the hand grasping two palm 
 branches in orle all proper, a heart as in the arms. Motto 
 — " Serva fidem." Livery— Bnff, with red collar and cuffs 
 and silver buttons. Full dress livery (as used by General 
 Corfield)— Hat, black beaver with gold band, with red and 
 blue cockade ; coat, drab with blue facings, buttons and 
 epaulets gold ; waistcoat, striped white and blue ; knee 
 breeches scarlet, with blue bands and buckles ; stockings, 
 pink silk ; shoes, black with gold buckles ; harness, silver 
 mounted. 
 
 Sons of Frederick Channer Corfield, Esq., J. P., *. 
 
 1849 ; d. 1904 ; m. Sept. 7, 1880, Agnes Rebecca 
 
 Augusta, eldest dau. of Sir John Gay Newton Alleyne 
 
 of AUeyne Dale, Barbados, and of Chevin, Hazlewood, 
 
 CO. Derby, third Bart., J.P. for co. Derby, Capt. ist 
 
 Derby Rifle Vol. :— 
 
 Frederick Alleyne Corfield, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 
 
 Northants Regt., d. Nov. 10, 1884. Seats — Ormonde 
 
 Fields, Derbyshire ; and Chatwall Hall, Cardington, 
 
 Shropshire. 
 
 Richard Fitz-Herbert Corfield, Gentleman, i. March 9, 
 1892. 
 John Wilmot Corfield, Gentleman, 6. July 14, 1893. 
 Ralph Tregoning Channer, Gentleman, 6. 1895. 
 
 CORNELISEN, quartered by HOARE. 
 
 HERBERT SOMERSET HAMILTON CORNE- 
 WALL, Gentleman, late Rifle Brigade. Born Dec. 7, 
 1826, being the elder and only surviving son of the late 
 Herbert Cornewall of Debury, co. Salop, by his wife 
 Charlotte, second dau. of Gen. Lord Charles Henry 
 Somerset, Governor of the Cape of Good Hope. Armorial 
 bearings— Ermine, a lion rampant gules, crowned or, a 
 border sable, bezant^e. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion statant 
 proper. Married, 1862, Ellen, dau. of J. Wood of 
 Surbiton Park, Kingston; and has Issue — (i) Charles 
 Somerset Herbert Cornewall, Gentleman, 6. Feb. 19, 1863, 
 d. Dec. 24, i8go ; (2) Henry Folliot Hamilton Cornewall, 
 Gentleman, Mercantile Marine, 6. Feb. 15, 1864 ; and 
 Ada [tn., Sept. 24, 1896, Andrew Soath]. Seat— Dehury 
 Hall, Salop. Residence — 48 Haggard Road, Twicken- 
 ham. 
 
 CORNOCK, see HAWKES-CORNOCK. 
 
 CORNWALL, quartered by FLOYER, TAUNTON, 
 and LEGH. 
 
 MOSES CORNWALL, Esquire, J.P. for the Dis- 
 trict of Kimberley, Deputy-Sheriff of Griqualand, Mayor 
 of Kimberley 1881, 1882, 1898, Member of the House of 
 Assembly for the District of Kimberley from Feb. 1884 to 
 Nov. 1888, Hon. Associate of the Order of St John of 
 Jerusalem, served as a Volunteer in the Griqualand West 
 War, 1878 (medal and clasp), and in the Town Guard 
 during the siege of Kimberley, 1900 (medal and clasp, and 
 siege medal). Born July 6, 1841, being the second son of 
 William Cornwall by his wife Mary Teresa, dau. of James 
 D'Arcy. Armorial bearings— Or, three piles, two issuing 
 in chief and one in base ermine, each charged with a lion 
 rampant regardant gules, a bordure engrailed of the last, 
 thereon four bezants and as many trefoils alternately of the 
 field. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a Cornish chough proper, holding in its 
 beak a bezant. Motto— "La vie durante." Married, 
 Feb. 29, 1864, Margaret, dau. of William Lundie of co. 
 Monaghan, Ireland; and has Issue— (i) William Lundie 
 Cornwall, Esq., Capt. Rhodesia Horse, served in Mata- 
 bele War 1896, and with Kitchener's Fighting Scouts 
 in S. African War, b. June 23, 1865 ; (2) John Patrick 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cornwftll, Gentleman, *. March av 1874: (3) Charles 
 Stewart Cornwall, Gentleman, K Nov. 14, 1883; Mary 
 
 Cor 
 
 and Constance Edwina [m., Feb. 16, 1901, the Most Noble 
 Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, and Duke of West- 
 
 Eleanor Frances ; Margaret Kate ; Lydia Jane ; and 
 Miriam Dora. /?wi</^««— Kimberley, S. Africa. Club — 
 Kimberley Club (Kimbcrley). 
 
 CORNWALL- BRADY- HARTSTONGE- WELD, see 
 BRADY-HARTSTONGE-WELD. 
 
 5FIENNES STANLEY WYKEHAM CORNWAL- 
 LIS, Esquire. J. P. andD.L., Hon. Lt.-Col. West Kent 
 Yeomanry, M.P. for Maidstone 1888-95, and from 1898-1900. 
 Bom May 37, 1864, being the eldest son of the late Major 
 Fiennes Wykeham Martin, 4th Light Dragoons (assumed 
 the name of Cornwallis only), by his wife Harriet Elizabeth, 
 dau. of John Thomas Mott of Barningham Hall, Norfolk. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Sable, guttte-d'eau, on a fesse argent, 
 three martlets of the field. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest -On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a stag 
 lodged reg-ardant argent, attired and unguled or, gorged 
 with a chaplet of laurel and vulned in the shoulder proper. 
 Married, Feb. 10, 1886, Mabel, eldest dau. of the late 
 Oswald Peter Leigh of Belmont, Cheshire ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Fiennes Wykeham Mann Cornwallis, Gentleman, b. 
 1890 ; (2I Stanley Wykeham Cornwallis, Gentleman, b. 
 1892 ; (3) Oswald Wykeham Cornwallis, Gentleman, b. 
 1894 ; Julia Dorothy ; Vere Mabel ; Yvonne ; and Bridget 
 Frances Kate. 5*a/ — Linton Place, Maidstone, co. Kent. 
 Clubs — Cas\\.on, Bachelors'. 
 
 S WILLIAM CORNWALLIS CORNWALLIS - 
 WEST, Esquire, J. P. , Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rotu- 
 lorum of CO. Denbigh, High Sheriff 1872, Hon. Col. Denbigh- 
 shire Rifle Volunteers, and M.P. for W. Denbighshire from 
 1885 to 1892. Assumed the additional name of Cornwallis. 
 Bom March 20, 1835, being the eldest son of the late 
 Frederick Richard West of Ruthin Castle, co. Denbigh, 
 M.P. (grandson of John, 2nd Earl Delawarr), by his second 
 wife Theresa, only dau. of the late John Whitby, Esq., 
 Capt. R.N., of Newlands Manor, Hants. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a fesse dancett^e sable. MantUng 
 argent and sable. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 griffin's bead azure, beaked and eared gold. Motto — ' ' Jour 
 de ma vie." Married, Oct. 3, 1872, Mary Adelaide Vir- 
 ginia Eupntaria, eldest dau. of Rev. Frederick Fitzpatrick 
 and I^dy Olivia his wife, dau. of Most Hon. Thomas, 
 2nd Marquis of Headfort ; and has Issue — (i) George 
 Frederick Myddelton Cornwallis- West, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Scots Guards, b. Nov. 14, 1874 \m., July 1900, Jane, widow 
 of Lord Randolph Sjjencer-Churchill] ; Mary Theresa Olivia 
 [»!., Dec. 8, 1891, H.S.H. Prince Hans Hemrich of Pless] ; 
 
 minster]. 5«a/j— Ruthin Castle, Ruthin, co. Denbigh ; New- 
 lands Manor, Milford-on-Sea, Lymington, Hants. Clubs 
 — Brooks's, Windham. 
 
 CORONA, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 S ALFRED WYNNE CORRIE, Esquire, J.P. for co. 
 Salop, Mayor of Oswestry 1889-93, Captain of Shrop- 
 shire Yeomanry Cavalry. Bom July 9, 1856, being the 
 fourth son of John Malcolm Corrie of Itchen Abbas, by his 
 wife Fanny, dau. of William Wynne of Itchen Abbas. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Gules, on a saltire invected argent, 
 between a rose in chief of the last, barbed and seeded prop>er, 
 and a cock in base also proper, four torteaux, and upon an 
 escutcheon of pretence the arms of Fletcher of Peel Hall, 
 namely ermine, a cross engrailed between four escutcheons 
 sable, each charged with a pheon argent, all within a bor- 
 dure wavy azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cock proper, holding in the 
 beak a rose argent, leaved and slipped of the first, and rest- 
 ing the dexter claw on a saltire couped of the second. 
 Motto — " Vigilans et audax." Married, Dec. i, 1886, 
 Charlotte Anne, only dau. and heir of the late Jacob Fletcher 
 Fletcher of Peel Hall, Lancaster. Seat — Park Hall, Oswes- 
 try, CO. Salop. 
 
 EDGAR VALENTINE CORRIE, Gentleman. Born 
 Feb. 1853, being the third son of the late J. M. Corrie of 
 Itchen Abbas, Alresford, by his wife Fanny, dau. of William 
 Wynne of Itchen Abbas. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a 
 saltire invected argent, Vjetween a rose in chief of the last, 
 barbed and seeded proper, and a cock in base all proper, 
 four torteaux. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cock proper holding in the beak 
 a rose argent, leaved and slipped of the first, and resting 
 the dexter claw on a saltire couped of the second. Motto — 
 "Vigilans et audax." Married, June 18, 1879, Ellen 
 Margaret, dau. of Henry Christopher Fisher of Cradock, 
 Cap)e Colony; and has Issue— (i) Malcolm Wynne Gil- 
 fillan, Gentlemen, b. Sept. 25, 1880; and Margaret Anna 
 Byrom. Residence— 
 
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 EDWARD ROWLAND CORRIE, Gentleman. Born 
 Jan. 3, 1850, being the eldest son of the late John Mal- 
 colm Corrie of Itchen Abbas, Alresford, Hants, by his 
 wife Fanny, dau. of William Wynne of Itchen Abbas. 
 Armorial beaxings — Gules, on a saltire invected argent, 
 between a rose in chief of the last, barbed and seeded proper, 
 and a cock in base also proper, four torteaux. Mantling 
 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cock proper, holding in the beak a rose argent, leaved and 
 slipped of the first, and resting the dexter claw on a saltire 
 couped of the second. Motto — " Vigilans et audax." 
 Married, June i, 1882, Gertrude Maude, dau. of James 
 Searight of Dieu la Cresse Abbey Leek, co. Stafford . 
 and has Issue — James Searight Malcolm, Gentleman, b; 
 Feb. 27, 1883; Sarah Gertrude Hyde, d. Feb. 29, 1887. 
 Irene Vera ; Sybil Rita Byrom ; and Gertrude Dorothea; 
 Residence — 
 
 JESSIE ELIZABETH CORRIE, fourth daughter of 
 the late J. M. Corrie of Itchen Abbas, Alresford, by his 
 wife Fanny, dau. of William Wynne of Itchen Abbas. Ar- 
 morial bearings — On a lozenge, gules, on a saltire invected 
 argent, between a rose in chief of the last, barbed and seeded 
 proper, and a cock in base also proper, four torteaux. Re- 
 sidence — 
 
 MALCOLM STUART CORRIE, Gentleman. Born 
 April 9, 1858, being the fifth son of the late J. M. Corrie 
 of Itchen Abbas, Alresford, by his wife Fanny, dau. of 
 William Wynne of Itchen Abbas. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, on a saltire invected argent, between a rose in chief 
 of the last, barbed and seeded proper, and a cock in base 
 also proper, four torteaux. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock proper, hold- 
 ing in the beak a rose argent, leaved and slipped of the 
 first, and resting the dexter claw on a saltire couped of the 
 second. Motto — "Vigilans et audax." Married, April 
 23, 1884, Edith, youngest dau. of W. D. J. Bridgman, 
 D.C.L. ; and has Issue — (i) William Ronald Corrie, 
 Gentleman, b. April 12, 1887 ; Marjory ; and Ursula (twin 
 with her sister). Seat — 
 
 WILLIAM MALCOLM CORRIE, Gentleman. Born 
 April 3, 1851, being the second son of the late J. M. Corrie 
 of Itchen Aljbas, Alresford, by his wife Fanny, dau. of 
 William Wynne of Itchen Abbas. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, on a saltire invected argent, between a rose in chief 
 of the last, barbed and seeded proper, and a cock in base 
 all proper, four torteaux. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock proper, holding 
 in the beak a rose argent, leaved and slipped of the first, 
 and resting the dexter claw on a saltire couped of the 
 
 second. Motto— " Vigilans et audax." Married, April 30, 
 1878, Margaret Louisa, dau. of Macgregor Laird, by Ellen 
 Margaret his wife, dau. of Gen. Sir Edward Nicholls, 
 K.C. B. ; and has Issue — Eleanor Margaret. 
 
 CORRY, see LOWRY-CORRY. 
 
 CLIFFORD JOHN CORY, Esquire, J. P. for counties of 
 Glamorgan and Monmouth ( High Sheriff 1905), late Captain 
 3rd Welsh Regiment. Born April 10, 1859, being the second 
 son of John Cory, Esq., J. P. for cos. Glamorgan and Mon- 
 mouth and Borough of Cardiff, and D. L. for county Mon- 
 mouth, of Duffryn, Glamorganshire, by his wife Anna Maria, 
 da.u. of the late John Beynon of Newport, Monmouthshire. 
 Z,«Wrj/— Black with white facings. Armorial bearings 
 —Argent, a saltire sable, on a chief azure, three cinque- 
 foils or, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of 
 Lethbridge, namely argent, over water in base proper, a 
 bridge embattled, thereon a turret gules, in chief an eagle 
 displayed sable, charged with a bezant. Mantling sable 
 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a griffin's head couped between two wings or, three roses 
 fesseways gules, barbed and seeded proper. Motto^ 
 "Virtus semper viridis." Married, Jan. 25, 1893, Jane 
 Anne Gordon, second dau. and coheir of the late Albert 
 Arthur Lethbridge of Somersetshire. 5(?a/i-— Llantarnam 
 Abbey, Monmouthshire ; St. Lythans, Glamorganshire. 
 Clubs — Devonshire, National Liberal, National, Isthmian, 
 and New. 
 
 JAMES HERBERT CORY, Gentleman, J. P. for the 
 Borough of Cardiff. Armorial bearings -Argent, a 
 saltire between two quatrefoils in pale sable, on a chief 
 azure a griffin's head erased between two quatrefoils or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a griffin's head erased or, between 
 two wings per pale of the last and gules, three quatrefoils 
 sable. Motto— "Cor unum via una." 5«a/— Tryn-y-parc, 
 Whitchurch, Glamorgan. 
 
 SJOHN CORY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. Mon- 
 mouth, and J. P. CO. Glamorgan, Lord of the Manor 
 of Duffryn, and Patron of the Living of St. Nicholas. 
 Born March 20, 1828, being the eldest son of Richard 
 
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 Cory, by his wife Sarah. d;iu. of John Wool.-icot of 
 Bideford. /.itvrr— Black, with white facings. Armorial 
 bMUtinfV Argrnt, a saltire sable, on a chief azure three 
 cinqucluiU or. — ■""♦"g sable and argent. OlMt - On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a griffin's head couped 
 between two wings or, three roses gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Married, Sept. 19, 1854, Anna Maria, dau. of 
 the late John Beynon of Newport, co. Monmouth ; and 
 has Issue-(i) Herbert Beynon Cory, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Monmouth, b. Aug. 7, 185^ [m.. May 28, 1885, Constance, 
 fourth dau. of R. Stedall, Lsq.. J. P., of The Ptiory, High- 
 gate, and has issue, Ivan Rupert Cory, Gentleman, b. July 16, 
 1886 ; Cecil Noel Cory, Gentleman, b. Nov. 22, 1887 ; 
 Roderick John Cory, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1889, d. Jan. 
 26, 1890; and Herbert Chichester Cory, Gentleman, b. 
 April 22, 1895]; (2) Clifford John Cory, Esq., J. P. cos. 
 Glamorgan and Monmouth, late Captain 3rd Batt. Welsh 
 Regt. , b. April 10, 1859 [m., Jan. 25, 1893, Jane Anne 
 Gordon, younger dau. of the late Albert Arthur Lethbridge]; 
 (3) Reginald Radcliffe Cory, Gentleman, b. Oct. 31, 1871 ; 
 and Florence Margaret. 5«a/— Duffryn, nr. Cardiff. Resi- 
 dence—^ Park Crescent, Portland Place, W. Clubs — 
 Devonshire, National Liberal. 
 
 S.\XTON CAMPBELL CORY, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. Monmouth. Bom 1855, being the eldest son of 
 Richard Cory, Esq., J.P. co. Monmouth, by his wife 
 Emily, dau. of Joseph Vivian of Roseworthy, Cornwall. 
 Armorial bearings —Argent, a saltire sable, on a chief azure 
 three cinquefoils or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, in front of a griffin's head 
 couped between two wings or, three roses gules, barbed and 
 seeded proper. Married, 1884, Constance Emily, third 
 dau. of D. CoUett Thomas of Woodlands, Highgate. 
 5m/— Cranwells, Bath. 
 
 CORY-WRIGHT (H. Coll.). Or. gutt6-de-larmes, a 
 fesse conipony counter-company azure and of the first, be- 
 tween two eagle's heads erased in chief and a unicorn 
 passant regardant in base also azure., mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a tilting-spear erect proper, a unicorn passant regardant 
 argent, gutt6-de-lannes. 
 
 Son of William Wright of Charlton, Kent, b. 1795 '< 
 d. 1877; m. 1825, Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Thomas 
 Hooper, M.A., Rector of Yatton Keynell, Wilts : — 
 
 Sir (Cory) Francis Cory- Wright, ist Bart. (1903), J. P., 
 D.L.,andC.A. Middx. (High Sheriff 1902-3), J.P. London, 
 b. 1838 ; m. 1867, Mima, d. of late Sir Hugh Owen ; and 
 has issue — (i) Arthur Cory Cory- Wright, Esq., M.A. 
 (Oxon)., b. 1869 [m. 1891. Olive, eld. d. of Henry Clothier, 
 M.D., of Highgate; and has issue]; (2) Dudley Cory- 
 
 Wright, Esq., M.A. (Oxon)., Barrister-at-Law, b. 187a, 
 and three daus. Seal-— Caen Wood Towers. Ilighgate. 
 Ix)ndon. W. Clubs— ]un\or Carlton, St. Stephen's. 
 
 « ROBERT ASHWORTH GODOLPHIN COSBY, 
 Esquire. J. P., Vice-Lieut. Queen's Co.. Col. 3rd Batt. 
 I.«inster Regt. (late Inniskilling Dragoons). Born April 
 7. 1837, being the only son of Sydney Cosby and Emily, 
 dau. and co-heir of Capt. Robert Ashworth, late i7lh 
 Lancers. Clubs — Army and Navy, Wellington, Hurling- 
 lijini, Kildare Street (Dublin). Livery — Blue coal, scarlet 
 vest, blue breeches (full dress). Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent a chevron, between three leopards' 
 faves sable, on a canton or, a saltire vert, between a cross 
 crosslet in chief gules, a lizard erect in the dexter, and a 
 salmon in the fes.se point of the fourth, and a dexter hand 
 couped in base of the fifth ; 2. azure, three shackles or, on 
 a canton argent, a saltire gules, between a sinister hand 
 couped in chief of the last, two salmon in fesse and one 
 in base vert ; 3. or, a pheon azure. MantUnsT sable and 
 .irgent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a griffin 
 segreant, his wings erect gules, supporting a broken spear 
 
 or, headed argent. Uotto — " Audaces fortuna juvat." 
 Married, firstly, Oct. 18, 1859, Alice Sophia Elizabeth, 
 only dau. of Sir George Edward Pocock, Bart., of The 
 Priory, Christ Church, Hampshire ; and by her (who died 
 1878) has had Issue— \i) Dudley Sidney Ashworth Cosby, 
 Esq.. b. Jan. 12. 1862. Capt. 3rd Scottish Rifles, late 
 Lieut. Rifle Brigade [m., April 30, 1895, Emily Mabel, 
 only dau. and heir of Lieut.-Gen. James Gubbins, C. B. ; 
 and has issue, Irene Mable Alys] ; (2) Sidney George 
 Coventry Cosby, Gentleman, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, b. July 
 23, 1864, d. unm. 1891 ; Edith Augusta Emily [m., Aug. 
 10, 1887, Major the Hon. Henry Edward Maxwell, Black 
 Watch, brother of Lord Farnham] ; Mary Powlet, [tn., 
 May 17, 1893, William H. Persse, eldest son of Henry 
 Persse of Glenarde, co. Galway, and has issue] ; Aline 
 Islay; Lilian Alice; Violet Grace [m., Jan. 11, 1894, 
 Frederick Oliver Baron Ashtown. and has issue]. He 
 married secondly, Jan. 22, 1885, Eliza, dau. of Rev. Capel 
 Molyneux, Vicar of St. Paul's, Onslow Square, and widow 
 of Sir Charles Goring, ninth Bart of Highden, Sussex. 
 Seat — Stradbally Hall, Queen's Co. 
 
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 ARTHUR COTES, Esquire, J. P. and C.C. co. Wilts, 
 Major late Suffolk Regt. Born April 11, 1850, being the 
 second son of the late Rev. Charles Grey Cotes, Rector of 
 Stanton St. Quentin, Wilts, by his wife Fanny Henrietta, 
 dau. of Sir Robert Pigot, Bart. Livery — Blue, with 
 red collar. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine ; 
 2 and 3, paly of six or and gules, impaling the arms of Dixon- 
 Poynder, namely, quarterly i. and iiii. , pily counterpily or and 
 sable, the points ending in crosses form6e, two in chief and 
 one in base, in the centre chief point a castle of the second, 
 and in base two martlets of the first, a chief azure, thereon 
 a key erect, the wards upwards and to the sinister gold, 
 between a rose on the dexter and a fleur-de-lis on the 
 sinister argent ; ii. and iii., azure, an anchor erect or, encircled 
 with an oak wreath vert, between three mullets pierced of 
 the second ; on a chief of the last, three pellets gules, sur- 
 mounted by a mural crown argent. Motto — "Soli Dei 
 honor et gloria." Married, July 6, 1890, Isabella Emily, 
 youngest sister of Sir John I)ixon-Poynder, Bart. Seat — 
 Seagry House, Chippenham, Wilts. Clubs — Brooks's, 
 Naval and Military. 
 
 CHARLES COTES, Gentleman. Born 1846, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Grey Cotes, Rector of 
 Stanton St. Quentin, Wilts, by his wife Fanny Henrietta, 
 dau. of Sir George Pigot, Bart. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, ermine ; 2 and 3, paly of six or and guies, 
 impaling the arms of Pleydell-Bouverie, namely, quarterly 
 i. and iiii. , per fesse or and argent, a double-headed eagle dis- 
 played sable, on the breast an escutcheon gules charged with 
 a bend vair ; ii. and iii., argent, a bend gules, guttte-d'eau, 
 between two ravens sable, ~a. chief chequy or and of the last. 
 Motto — "Soli Dei honor et gloria." Married, Sept. 19, 
 1876, Lady Edith Pleydell-Bouverie, third dau. of Jacob, 
 4th Earl of Radnor. Residence — Burcot, Leighton Buzzard. 
 
 S CHARLES JAMES COTES, Esquire, Lieut. -Col. late 
 Grenadier Guards, J. P. and D. L. co. Salop. Born 
 Dec. 16, 1847, being the third but second surviving son of 
 the late John Cotes, Esq. , J. P. and D. L, , High Sheriff 1826, 
 M.P. for North Shropshire 1832-4, by his wife Lady Louisa 
 Harriet Jenkinson of Pitchford Hall, Shrewsbury, third dau. 
 of Rt. Hon. Charles Cecil Cope, 3rd Earl of Liverpool. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine ; 2 and 3, 
 
 sails set and flags flying to the dexter all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a fleur-de-lis fesseways, a cock combed and 
 wattled proper, holding in the beak an oak-leaf slipped vert. 
 Motto — ' ' Vigilantibus. 
 
 COTTINGHAM of Cavan (confd., U.O., 1501, on 
 user since 1640). Sable, between two bars or, as many 
 hinds counter-trippant argent. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between two scimitars, 
 a Saracen's head couped at the shoulders proper, wreathed 
 
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 paly of six or and gules. Motto — "Soli Dei honor et 
 gloria." Seats — Pitchford Hall, Salop; and Woodcote 
 Hall, Newport, Salop. Clubs — Brooks's, Turf, Guards'. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD COTTIER, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per bend nebuly gules and or, a lion 
 rampant in chief and an ancient ship with three masts. 
 
 about the temples argent and azure. Motto — " Cadere non 
 cedere possum." Livery— Black, with white facings. 
 
 Sons of Col. Edward Roden Cottingham, R.A. , of 
 
 Hermit's Hill, Burghfield, Berks, b. 1834; d. 1901 ; 
 
 m. 1862, Eliza Anne, only d. of Charles Johnson, 
 
 M.D. :— 
 Edward Roden Cottingham, Esq., Capt. R.M.A., i. 
 1866. Post. add. — Eastney Barracks, Portsmouth. Club — 
 United Service. Estates — In co. Cavan. 
 
 Henry Langrishe Cottingham, Esq., Capt. R.F.A., b. 
 1871. Temp. add. — Deepcut Lines, Farnborough. 
 
 COTTON, quartered 
 HUSSEY. and LEGH. 
 
 by FELL, GROSVENOR. 
 
 HENRY CALVELEY COTTON, Esquire, late Capt. 
 Royal Scots Fusiliers. Bo7-n April 16, 1823, being the only 
 son of Henry Calveley Cotton, by his wife Elisa Mostyn 
 Owen. Livery —YiwcV. blue, scarlet waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings -Azure, a chevron between three hanks of cotton 
 argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a falcon proper, belled or, holding in the 
 dexter claw a belt azure, buckled of the second. Motto — 
 " In utraque fortuna paratus." Married, March 4, 1856, 
 Georgiana Bolton King, dau. of Edward Bolton King, Esq., 
 M.P. for Warwickshire, and D. L. ; and has Issue ~(\) 
 Henry Robert Stapleton Cotton, Esq., of The Hall, Wem, 
 Shropshire, late Capt. Oxfordshire Light Inf., b. June 8, 
 1859 [;«. Sept. 12, 1900, Isabel Scott, dau. of the late John 
 Johnstone of Haleaths, Dumfriesshire, and widow of T. A. 
 Lyon] ; (2) Willoughby Lynch Cotton, Esq., late Capt. 3rd 
 Batt. Shropshire Light Inf., b. Aug. 22, 1863; Francis 
 Georgina; and Eloisa Alice, ^j/afe^ — Radnor House, 
 Shrewsbury ; Studley, Warwickshire. Residence — Clubs 
 — Army and Navy, County (Shrewsbury). 
 
 COTTON (Confn. U.O.). Azure, an eagle displayed 
 argent, on a canton of the last a cross crosslet sable. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
3«8 
 
 Cot 
 
 Cou 
 
 T*f M*"f nsure and argent. OTMt— Out of a ducal 
 eoronet, a demi-eagle dispiaved or, charged on the breast 
 with a crou crosslet aable. Motto— " With God's 
 Mating." 
 
 Son of Henry I>aurence Cotton, b. 1819; d. 1861 ; m. 
 1S43, Elizabeth, d. or Sir Malby Crofton, Bart. : — 
 Lt.-Col. Hrnrv French Cotton, J. P. co. Waterford, b. 
 1844 ; m. 1878, Sophia, d. of Maj.-Gen. Robert Sandenian ; 
 and has issue — (i) Henry Robert French Cotton, Gentle- 
 m.nn, k. 1883 ; (a) Sydney I^urence French Cotton, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1887. Eleanor Emma ; Mabel Mary ; Constance 
 Louise ; and Marion Elizabeth. Res. — The Hall, Lismorc, 
 ca Waterford. 
 
 COTTON (H. Coll.). Aiure, on a bend invected be- 
 tween two cotton hanks argent, three torteaux. M^Ti^iiny 
 azure and argent. OTMt — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a falcon close proper, belled or, charged on the 
 breast with a cotton hank argent, three bezants fessewisc. 
 Son of Sir George Cotton, Knt. Bach. (1897), Sheriff of 
 Bombay 1897, b. 184a; d. 1905; m. and, 1880, Amy 
 Agnes, d. of James Greorge White, I.C.S.: — 
 Claude Georjje Meade Cotton, Esq., b, i88a. Res. — 
 Greenlnnk. Folkestone ; Thornb.nnk, Didsbury. Club— 
 Junior Constitutional. 
 
 S EDWARD THOMAS DAVENANT COTTON- 
 JODRELL of Yeardsley, Esquire, C.B., J. P., D.L. 
 CO. of Chester, Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. Com. and Cheshire 
 Royal Engineer Volunteers, M.P. for the Wirral Div. of co. 
 Chester from 1885 to 1900. Bom June ag, 1847, being the 
 only son of the late Rt. Rev. George Edward Lynch Cotton, 
 Bishop of Calcutta, by his wife Sophia Anne, dau. of the Rev. 
 Henry Tomkinson of Reaseheath, Nantwich, co. Chester ; 
 and assumed by Royal License, 1890, the additional sur- 
 name and arms of Jodrell. Livery — Black and silver. 
 Armorial boarlogs— Quarterly i and 4, sable, three buckles 
 argent (for Jodrell) ; a and 3 azure, a chevron between three 
 hanks of cotton argent (for Cotton). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a cock's head and neck couped or, the wings 
 elevated argent, combed and wattled gules (for Jodrell) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a falcon proper, belled or, 
 holding in the dexter claw a belt azure, buckled of the 
 second (for Cotton) ; with the Motto, " Vigilando." Mar- 
 ried, April 24, 1878, Mary Rennell, daughter of William R. 
 Coleridge, Esquire, of Salston, in the county of Devon ; and 
 has surviving hsue — Dorothy Lynch and Olive Harriet 
 Estates — Reaseheath and Yeardsley, Cheshire, and Shall- 
 cross, Derbyshire. Postal address — Reaseheath Hall, Nant- 
 wich. Clubs — Carlton, Army and Navy. 
 
 COTTRELL. see UPTON-CO TTRELL-DORMER. 
 
 CHARLES COTTRELL-DORMER, Esquire, J. P.. 
 Capt. late 13th Hussars. Bom May 21, i860, being the 
 eldest son of the late Clement Upton Cottrell-Dormer, 
 Esq., J. P. and D. L., by his wife Florence Anne, second 
 dau. of Thomas Upton of Ingmire Hall, Westmorland. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure ten billets, 
 four, three, two, and one or, a chief of the last, therefrom 
 issuant a demi-lion rampant sable (for Dormer) ; 2. argent, 
 a bend nebuly, gutt^e-d'eau, between three escallops of the 
 second (for Cottrell); 3. sable, a cross moline argent (for 
 Upton). Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a fox statant argent (for Dormer) ; 2. on 
 the dexter side, on a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head 
 couped sable, gorged with a collar with chain affixed 
 thereto, between two crosses patfe paleways or, the collar 
 charged with three escallops also sable (for Cottrell) ; 3. 
 upon the sinister side, on a ducal coronet or, a horse 
 passant sable, bridled, saddled, and accoutred also or (for 
 Upton). Motto — "Semper paratus." Married, Aug. 7, 
 1889, Ursula, youngest dau. of Mr. and Lady Elizabeth 
 Leslie-Melville-Cartright of Melville House, co. Fife; and 
 has Issue — (i) Clement Cottrell-Dormer. Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 6, 1891 ; (a) Charles Melville Cottrell-Dormer, Gentleman, 
 b. 1892; (3) Thomas Cottrell-Dormer. Gentleman, b. 1894; 
 Seat — Rousham and Middle Aston, Oxford. 
 
 CLEMENT ALDEMAR COTTRELL-DORMER, 
 Esquire, Capt. R.A. (retired). Bom Nov. 14, 1862. being 
 the second son of the late Clement Upton Cottrell-Dormer, 
 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife Florence Anne, second 
 dau. of Thomas Upton of Ingmire Hall, Westmorland. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure ten billets, 
 four, three, two. and one or, a chief of the last, therefrom 
 issuant a demi-lion rampant sable (for Dormer) ; 2. argent, 
 a bend nebuly, guft<5e-d'eau, between three escallops of the 
 second (for Cottrell) ; 3. sable, a cross moline argent (for 
 Upton). Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a fox statant argent (for Dormer) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a talbot's head conped sable, gorged 
 with a collar with chain affixed thereto, between two crosses 
 patde paleways or, the collar charged with three escallops 
 also sable (for Cottrell) ; 3. on a ducal coronet or, a horse 
 passant saole, bridled, saddled, and accoutred also or. 
 ■otto — "Semper paratus." Seat — Cokethorpe Park.Oxford. 
 
 COTYS, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 COULL. see FORSTER-COULL. 
 
 HENRY JOHN WASTELL COULSON, Esquire. 
 J. P., Barrister-at-Law. Born Nov. 13, 1848, being the 
 eldest son of the late Gustavus Hamilton Coulson, Capt. 
 R.N. , J. P. and D.L. (second son of Col. John Blenkin- 
 sopp Coulson of Blenkinsopp, Northumberland), by his 
 wife Anne Lindsay, only dau. of Rev. Henry Wastell of 
 Newbrough and Wall Town, Northumberland. Livery 
 —Pepper and salt, drab buttons. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and ermine, on a 
 bend sable, three fleur-de-lis or (for Coulson) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, a fesse between three garbs banded sable (for Blen- 
 kinsopp). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, between two spears, a fjelican in her 
 piety all proper. Motto — "Je mourrai pour ceux que 
 j'aime." Married, July 14, 1875, Caroline Stewart, dau. of 
 the late Henry Unwin of the Bengal C.S. ; and has Issue — 
 Gustavus Hamilton Blenkinsopp Coulson, V.C., D.S.O. , 
 Lieut. King's Own Scottish Borderers, b. April i, 1879 
 (killed in action at Lambrechtsfontein, May 19, 1901) ; 
 Florence Lindsay ; Isabel Forbes ; and Inez Lisle. Seat — 
 Newbrough Hall, Fourstones, Northumberland. Residence 
 — Langton Lodge, Blandford, Dorset. 
 
 The right of Mr. Coulson to the foregoing quartering for 
 Blenkinsopp has not up to the present time been officially 
 established or recorded in the College of Arms, but these 
 arms of Blenkinsopp were recorded at the Visitations, and 
 from the proof s supplied to him the Editor has personally no 
 doubt that the use thereof by Mr. Coulson is correct. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Cou 
 
 Cot) 
 
 319 
 
 COULSTON (H. Coll.). Per pale wavy argent and 
 azure, two dolphins hauriant respecting each other, counter- 
 changed, collared, and chained together by their necks or, 
 between four estoiles three in chief and one in base also 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a dolphin 
 naiant enibowed sable in front of two tridents in saltire or. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Henry Joseph Coulston (formerly Knowles), Esq., J. P. 
 Lanes., b. . Res. — Hawksheads, Bolton - le - Sands, 
 
 Lanes. 
 
 COUPER, quartered by COOPER. 
 
 COUPLAND, see BERGNE-COUPLAND. 
 
 GEORGE COURTAULD, Esquire, J.P. co. Essex, High 
 Sheriff 1896-97, and was M.P. for Maldon 1878-1885. 
 Born 1830, being the eldest son of the late George Court- 
 auld of Bocking, Essex, by Susanna, dau. of John Sewell of 
 Halstead, Essex, and nephew of the late Samuel Courtauld 
 of Gosfield Hall, Essex. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 argent and or, a chevron between three trefoils in chief and 
 a fleur-de-lis in base vert. Mantling vert and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 fleur-de-lis argent, three mullets gules. Motto — " Tiens a 
 la v6rit6." Married, first, 1855, Mina, youngest dau. of the 
 late William Bromley of Clapton, Middlesex (she died 1859) ; 
 second, 1864, Susannah Elizabeth, elder dau. of the late 
 Samuel Webb Savill of Bocking, Essex (she died 1879) ; 
 third, 1888, Serena Elizabeth, dau. of the late B. Sparrow 
 of Gosfield Place ; and has,- with other Issue — George Court- 
 auld, Gentleman, b. 1859. Residence — Cuthedge, Gosfield, 
 Halstead. Clubs — Reform, Royal Societies. 
 
 COURTHOPE (H. Coll , Vns. Sussex). Argent, a fesse 
 azure, between three estoiles of six points wavy sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-stag salient gules, attired and charged 
 with estoiles wavy or. 
 
 Sons of George Campion Courthope of Whiligh, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Sussex (High Sheriff 1850), J.P. 
 Kent, ^. 1811 ; d. 1895; m. 1841, Anna, eldest d. of 
 John Deacon of Mabledon, Tonlsridge, Kent : — 
 George John Courthope, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for Kent 
 and J.P. for Sussex, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. Oxford, b. 
 
 I 
 
 Nov. 3, 1848 ; m. 21 Sept. 1876, Elinor Sarah {d. 1895), 
 second d. of Lieut. -Col. Edward Loyd of Lillesden, Hawk- 
 hurst, Kent; and has issue — (i) George Loyd Courthope, 
 
 Esq., J.P., b. 12 June 1877 Sjn. 14 June 1899, Hilda 
 Gertrude, only d. of Major-Gen. Henry Pelham Close, 
 B.S.C. ; and has issue, Hilda Beryl and Elinor Daphne]; 
 (2) Alexander Courthope, Gentleman, b. 14 Sept. 1878 
 [d. 1892) ; (3) John Edward Courthope, Gentleman, b. 
 28 Jan. 1882; (4) Richard Foster Courthope, Gentleman, 
 b. 21 Oct. 1888 [d. 1889) ; (s) Robert Courthope, Gentle- 
 man, b. IS March 1891 ; Barbara Frances ; Ehnor Joan ; 
 and Margery {d. 1901). ^sa^- Whiligh, Sussex. Club— 
 St. Stephen's. 
 
 William Francis Courthope, Gentleman, b. 1850. 
 
 Alexander Courthope, Gentleman, b. 1852. 
 
 Rev. Arthur Henry Courthope, M.A. , b. 1854. 
 Sons of Rev. William Courthope, Rector of S. Mailing, 
 Sussex, b. 1816 ; d. 1849 ; m. 1841, Caroline Elizabeth, 
 d. of John Ryle of Macclesfield, M.P. : — 
 
 William John Courthope, Esq., C.B., M.A. Oxon., Hon. 
 LL.D. (Edin.), Hon. D.Lit. Durham, late Professor of 
 Poetry, Oxford, Hon. Fellow of New Coll., Oxford, and 
 First Civil Service Commissioner, b. 17 July 1842 ; m. 
 2 Nov. 1870, Mary, d. of John Scott, Esq., H.M. Inspector- 
 General of Hospitals, Bombay; and has issue— (i) William 
 George Courthope, Gentleman, b. 28 Nov. 1871 ; (2) John 
 Courthope, Gentleman, b. 15 March 1876 ; (3) Edward 
 Arthur Courthope, Gentleman, b. 28 Nov. 1879 ; (4) 
 Richard Alan Courthope, Gentleman, b. 8 Oct. 1882 ; 
 Katharine \m. Rev. C. F. Cholmondeley, Rector of Little 
 Sampford, Essex]; and Emily Mary Dorothea. Res. 
 —29 Chester Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. Clubs — 
 Athenaeum, St. Stephen's. 
 
 Frederic George Courthope, Esq., J.P. , b. 26 Nov. 1845 \ 
 m. 14 Sept. 1869, Lucy, youngest d. of William Smith 
 Uppleby of Bonby, co. Lincoln ; and has issue— (i) Harold 
 Frederic Courthope, Gentleman, b. 28 Jan. 1873; d. 1887; 
 (2) Edward Rupert Frederic Courthope, Gentleman, b. 
 19 Dec. 1875 ; d. 1876 ; (3) Ronald Frederic Courthope, 
 Gentleman, b. 18 Jan. 1881 ; (4) Wilfred Herbert Frederic 
 Courthope, Gentleman, b. 28 Oct. 1883 ; Margaret Esther 
 Lucy; and Caroline Hilda, .^^j.— Southover, Lewes, co. 
 Sussex. 
 
 GEORGE COUSSMAKER, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. Bombay 
 Staff Corps (retired). Born June 16, 1839, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late Lannoy Arthur Coussmaker, by 
 his wife Marianne, dau. of the late Caleb Woodyer of 
 Guildford. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure, 
 on a chevron between three mullets or, three trefoils slipped 
 vert ; 2 and 3, azure, two chevrons interlaced, one issuing 
 from the chief and the other from the base, between seven 
 mullets of six points all or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest —On a wreath of the colours, an estoile or. Motto — 
 " Deo fretus sum." Married, July 7, 1864, Margaret Shaw, 
 dau. of the late Rev. Samuel Flood Page, Incumbent of 
 St. Paul's, Preston; and has had Issue —Y.dS.'Ca Shaw, b. 
 1866, d. Sept. 18, 1875. Residences— '^&%\.yioo6., Nor- 
 mandy; Guildford, Surrey C/w^— The Farmers' Club. 
 
 COUTTS, see BARTLETT- BURDETT-COUTTS, 
 and MONEY-COUTTS. 
 
 JOHN COVENTRY, Esquire, J.P. for the co. of 
 Southampton. Born February 19, 1845, being the eldest 
 son of the late Rev. John Coventry, formerly Rector 
 of Tywardreath, Cornwall, by his wife Catherine, youngest 
 daughter of Colonel Seton of Brookheath, Hants. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, a fesse ermine, between three 
 crescents or, impaling the arms of Weld, namely azure, a 
 fesse nebuly between three crescents ermine. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 garb or, fesseways, thereon a cock gules, comb, wattles, 
 and legs of the first. Motto— " Candide et constanter." 
 Married, Oct. 25, 1876, Emily Mary, dau. of Joseph Weld 
 of Lymington, Hants; and has Issue — [x) John Joseph 
 Coventry, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1882 ; (2) Bernard Seton 
 Coventry, Gentleman, b. March 30, 1887 ; (3) William St. 
 John Coventry, Gentleman, b. Feb. 7, 1893 ; Mary Flora ; 
 Constance Catherine Mary ; Philomena Barbara Mary ; 
 Annette Emily Mary ; and Dorothy Mary. Residence— 
 Burgate House, Fordingbridge, Hants. 
 
 S CHARLES WILLIAM COWAN of Logan House, 
 Midlothian, Esquire, J.P. for the co. of Midlothian, 
 D.L. for the co. of the City of Edinburgh, late Capt. 
 3rd Batt. Royal Scots Regt., and formerly Capt. Edin- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cot) 
 
 CoU) 
 
 burgh County MilitUL Borm May aj, 183?. being the eldest 
 surviving son of Charles Cowan, Esq.. NI.P., of Logon 
 House (who (lied 1889), by Catharine, elilesi dau. of the late 
 Rev. \Vni. Meniies, Minister, of Lanark. N.H. Liverr— 
 Blue, with brass buttons and buff co«t. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Argent, a saltire gules, on a chief of the last an escallop 
 of the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— 
 Upon a wreath of his liveries, an escallop argent. Motto 
 — "Sic itur in altum." Married, 1861, Margaret, eldest 
 dau. of Robert Craig, Esq.; and has Issue — (i) Alexander 
 Cowan Cowan, Gentleman, b. August i, 1863 [»«. , 1892, 
 Alice Buchanan, dau. of the late John Comrie Thomson, 
 Sheriff of Forfarshire, and has issue] ; (2) Robert Craig 
 Cowan, Gentleman, b. Jan. 2, 1865 ; (3) Charles Menzies 
 Cowan, Gentleman, b. April 17, 1872 ; Katharine Mabel ; 
 Margaret Lucy ; Eleanor Charlotte [tn. Rev. G. F. Eyre, 
 Vicar of Far Forest, Rock, Bewdley] ; Mabel Beatrice ; and 
 Edith Lilian (twin with her sister Mabel). Estates — Logan 
 House, Milton Bridge, Midlothian. Residence — Dalhousie 
 Castle, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian, N.B. Clubs — Caledonian, 
 University (Edinburgh), Conservative (Edinbiu-gh), Union 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 DAVID COWAN, Gentleman. M.A. (Trinity Coll., 
 Camb.), Barrister-at-Law. Born May i, 1863, being the 
 second son of the late Lieut. -Col. Phineas Cowan, one of 
 H.M.'s Lieutenants for Ciiy of London, by his wife Rose, 
 eldest dau. of the late Samuel Moses of Stockwell Park. 
 Armorial bearings - Gules, an Eastern crown between two 
 galtraps in.fesse or, between three stags tripf)ant argent, 
 each gorged with a collar gemel sable. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 trunk of a tree erect, eradicated and fructed prop>er, a stag 
 argent, resting the dexter forefoot on a galtrap or. Motto 
 — " Sanctitas Deo." Residence - zy Linden Gardens, W. 
 
 HARRY DOUGLAS COWAN, Gentleman. Bom 
 Aug. 6, 1865, being the son of the late Lieut. -Col. Phineas 
 Cowan, one of H.M.'s Lieutenants for the City of London, 
 by his wife Rose, eldest dau. of the late Samuel Moses of 
 Stockwell Park. Armorial bearings— Gules, an Eastern 
 crown between two galtraps in ftsse or, between three stags 
 trippant argent, each gorged with a collar gemel sable. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a trunk of a tree erect, eradicated and frucied 
 proper, a stag argent, resting the dexter forefoot on a gal- 
 trap or. Motto — " Sanctitas Deo." Residence— \ Albe- 
 marle Street, London, W. 
 
 JAMES COWAN, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and a 
 Member of the Council for the county of Renfrew, second 
 son of Lachlan Cowan and his wife Lilias, daughter of 
 James Bruce. Clubs — Constitutional, Junior Constitutional, 
 Conservative (Glasgow), Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 Lixtry — Claret coloiu" with white facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He l)ears for Arms : Argent, a saltire and a chief 
 gules, the former charged with an escallop or. Ujjon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, issuant out of a cloud a dexter hand 
 
 proper, holding a heart gules ; and in an escroll over the 
 same this Motto, "Vires et fides." Estate and postal ad- 
 dress — Ross Hall, Crookston, Renfrewshire. 
 
 W The Late JAMES WILLIAM ALSTON COWAN, 
 Esquire, D.S.O.,Capt. Highland Light Infantry ; killed 
 inaction at Magersfontein, Dec. ii.'iSgg. Thirdsonof John 
 B. Cowan, M.D. , LL.D., Professor of Materia Medica in 
 the University of Glasgow, by Anne B. B. , second dau. of 
 James W. Alston of Stockbriggs, Lanarkshire, Armorial 
 bearing^ — Argent, a saltire gules, on a chief engrailed of 
 the second, a fleur-de-lis of the first. Mantling gules, 
 douljled argent. Crest — On awreah of his liveries, an 
 escallop shell or. Motto — " Sic itur in altum." 
 
 JOHN CAMPBELL COWAN, Gentleman. Born Jan. 
 31, 1870, being the son of the late Lieut.-Col. Phineas 
 Cowan, one of H.M.'s Lieutenants for the City of London, 
 by his wife Rose, eldest dau. of the late Samuel Moses of 
 Stockwell Park. Armorial bearing^ Gules, an Eastern 
 crown between two galtraps in fesse or, between three stags 
 trippant argent, each gorged with a collar gemel sable. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a trunk of a tree erect, eradicated and fructed 
 proper, a stag argent, resting the dexter forefoot on a gal- 
 trap or. Motto — " Sanctitas Deo." Residence— \J.S. A. 
 
 JOHN MARSHALL COWAN, Gentleman, B.A., M.D., 
 B.C. (Cantab), D.Sc. (Glasgow), Fellow of the Faculty of 
 Physicians and Surgeons. Born 1870, being the fourth and 
 youngest son of the late John B. Cowan, M.D. , LL.D., Pro- 
 fessor of Materia Medica in the Univ. of Glasgow, and Anne 
 his wife, second dau. of James W. Alston of Stockbriggs, 
 Lanarkshire. Livery— Red. Armorial bearings -Argent, 
 a saltire gules, on a chief invected of the second a fleur-de- 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Coto 
 
 COtD 
 
 321 
 
 lis of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an escallop or. Motto — " Sic itur in 
 altutn." Married, 1898, Maud Mary, eldest dau. of George 
 W. Hamilton of Row, Dumbartonshire ; and has Issue — 
 Robert Hamilton, Gentleman, b. Jan. 1899. Residence — 
 14 Woodside Crescent, Glasgow. C/?<*5— Western (Glasgow). 
 
 LEWIS PHINEAS COWAN, Gentleman. Bom Nov. 
 16, i860, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. -Col. Phineas 
 Cowan, one of H.M.'s Lieutenants for the City of London, 
 Sheriff of London and Middlesex 1883, by his wife Rose, 
 eldest dau. of the late Samuel Moses of Stockwell Park. 
 Armorial bearings Gules, an Eastern crown between two 
 galtraps in fesse or, between three stags trippant argent, 
 each gorged with a collar gemel sable. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 trunk of a tree erect, eradicated and fructed proper, a stag 
 argent, resting the de.xter forefoot on a galtrap or. Motto 
 — "Sanctitas Deo." C/w^^-- Isthmian, Royal Temple 
 Yacht. Residence -59 St. James's Street, S.W. 
 
 ROBERT WILLIAM COWAN, Gentleman. Born 
 April 4, 1861, being the eldest son of the late John Black 
 Cowan, M.D. , of Glasgow, by his first wife Mary Anne, 
 dau. of Dr. W. Stokes of Dublin. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a saltire and chief gules, the latter charged with a 
 fleur-de-lis of the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest Upon a wreath of his liveries, an escallop or. Motto 
 —"Sic itur in altum." Res.— Cochr&ne, N.W.T., Canada. 
 
 COWANS (H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron embattled 
 gules, between a chaplet of roses in chief of the last, leaved 
 vert, and a demi-lion couped double-queued in base also 
 gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, issuant from a wreath of roses argent, leaved 
 vert, a demi-lion double-queued as in the arms, holding 
 between the paws a wreath of oak fructed proper. 
 
 Sons of John Cowans of Carlisle, Cumberland, and 
 Hartlands, Cranford, Middx., m. Jennie Steven : — 
 
 Col. John Steven Cowans, M.V.O., A.Q.M.G. and Div. 
 Aldershot Command, Major and Lt.-Col. Rifle Brigade, 
 D. A.Q.M.G. Headquarters 1898-1903, has Order of Royal 
 Crown, b. 1862 ; m. 1884, Eva, d. of Rev. John Edmund 
 Coulson, Vicar of Long Preston, Yorks. Club — Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 Major Ernest Arnold Cowans, Seaforth Highlanders, b. 
 1865. Club — Naval and Military. Res. — 
 
 S ALBERT VICTOR JOHN COWELL, Esquire, 
 Capt. Rifle Brigade. Born 1869, being the eldest son 
 of the late Major.-Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir John Clayton 
 Cowell, K.C.B., by his wife Georgina Elizabeth, only child 
 of the late James Pulleine, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Clifton 
 Castle and Crake Hall, Yorks. Armorial bearingrs— 
 Ermine, a hind trippant gules. Crest— A lion passant 
 guardant gules, ducally crowned and gorged with a plain 
 
 collar or. MottO— " Fortis et celer." Postal address-- 
 Clifton Castle, Bedale, Yorks. C/«3— Wellington. 
 
 GOWPER, quartered by HINCKES. 
 
 FRANK COWPER, Gentleman, M.A. Univ. of Oxford, 
 late Lieut, ist Ad. Batt. Buckingham Volunteers. Born 
 1849, being the second son of Henry Cooper, Gentleman, of 
 Forest Lodge, Shooter's Hill, in the co. of Kent, by his wife 
 Catherine Crwm, dau. of S. Lovegrove, and resumed the 
 original spelling of Cowper by Deed-PoU. Clubs — Grosvenor, 
 Royal Harwich Yacht, Royal Cinque Ports Yacht (Dover). 
 Armorial bearings - Argent, a sword fesseways proper, 
 between three martlets gules, on a chief invected azure, four 
 annulets or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased or, 
 charged with two annulets azure, transfixed by a sword as 
 in the arms, and holding a cherry branch proper. Motto — 
 " Tuum est." Marned, 1876, Edith Eliza, daughter of 
 the Reverend Edward Cadogan, Master of Arts, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders; and has had Issue — {1) Frank Cadogan 
 Cowper, Gentleman, born 1877 ; (2) Lionel Cadogan Cow- 
 per, Gentleman, born 1880 ; (3) Gerald Cadogan Cowper, 
 Gentleman, born 1883 ; (4) Henry Evelyn Cadogan Cowper, 
 Gentleman, born 1886, died 1887 ; Edith Alice Magdalen ; 
 Gladys Blanche Catherine ; Gwenllyan Sibylla Mary ; and 
 Nesta Evelyn Dorothea. Post. add. — Grosvenor Club, W. 
 
 GEOFFREY THOMAS MIDDLETON CARLETON 
 COWPER, Gentleman. Born Nov. 17, 1889, being the 
 second but only surviving son of Frederick Carleton Cowper, 
 by his wife Ella Elizabeth, only dau of W. Middleton Moore, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L., of Grimeshill, Westmorland. Livery — 
 Dark blue, waistcoat white and black. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, a chevron paly or and ermine, in chief an annulet 
 between two martlets argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a buffalo's head erased per fesse 
 sable and or, armed of the last, charged on the neck with a 
 cross crosslet counterchanged, in the mouth a sl\p of oak 
 prof>er. Motto — " Industria et perseverantia." Estates— 
 Unthank and Carleton. Residence — Carleton Hall, Penrith, 
 Cumberland. 
 
 HENRY SWAINSON COWPER, Esquire, F.S.A., 
 formerly Capt. ist V.B. Royal Lancaster Regt., 2nd Lieut. 
 3rd and 4th Batt. King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt. Born 
 
 HENBY SWAINSON COWPEa,! 
 HAWKSHEAD. 
 
 Tune 17 i86s, being the second son of Thomas Christopher 
 Cowper- Essex of Yewfield, Hawkshead, Lancashire, by his 
 wife Catherine Anne, dau. of Benjamin Hall of Grange-over- 
 
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 i is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Swjdk and Newton in C*riroel. Amorial bwlngi-Or. 
 two bwTuieu w«vy axure. tx-tween two horseshots in chiel 
 Mbie and a lantern in bas.- proper, a crescent for clistmction. 
 ■aaUlBC axure and or. Crart On a wreath of the colours. 
 » cubit arm erect, vested gules, cuff arRcnt, holding in the 
 band a Untem suspended to a stuff proper. Motto - 
 ••Conduce' Marntd, 190a. Amy Mary, eldest dau. of 
 Maiar><3en- Charles Stirling Dundas, R.E. (son of James 
 Dundaa oT that ilk) ; and has /ww^-Chrisiopher Swainson 
 Cowper, 1903. KesidtHu High House. Hawkshead, 
 Lanes. Clubs Constitutional. Royal Societies'. 
 
 THOMAS COWPER COWPER -ESSEX. Esquire. 
 Maior 3i\i Bait. Loval North l^ncs. Reut..*. July 1. 1863. 
 being the eldest son'of I"homas Christopher Cowper-Essex, 
 of Yewficld Castle. Hawkshead. in the County Pal.. tine of 
 l-ancasier. and Oldficlds, Acton, in the county of Middle- 
 sex by Catherine Anne. dau. of I^njamin Hall of Grange- 
 over-Sands. Armorial baaringt —Quarterly i and 4. 
 
 azure, within two chevronels or. a quatrefoil of the last, 
 between two griffins' heads coup>ed ermine, the whole be- 
 tween three eagles displayed of the second (for Essex), 2 
 and 3 or. two barrulets wavy azure between two horse- 
 shoes in chief sable, and a lantern in base proper (for 
 Cowper. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, on the 
 capital of an Ionic column a griffin's head couped sable, 
 charged with two quatrefoils or (for Essex), 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a cubit arm erect vested gules, the cufF 
 argent, holding in the hand a lantern suspended from a 
 staff projjer (for Cowpyer). Motto — "Conduce." Estates 
 — Hawkshead and Acton. Postal address — Grove House, 
 Seymour Place, Fulham Road, South Kensington. 
 
 COX, quartered by BUTT. 
 
 ALFRED VVILLIAM COX, Esquire, J. P. co. Perth. 
 Bom 1861, being the fourth son of George Addison Cox 
 of Invertrossachs, Perthshire, by bis wife Eliza, dau. of 
 David Methven. Kirkcaldy. Club — Junior Athenaeum. 
 Armorial bearlngB — Or, a chevron azure between two 
 spur-revels in chief and a lion's head erased in base gules, 
 langued of the second, within a bordure indented ermines. 
 Upon the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure doubled or. Crest A dexter arm embowed 
 issuing out of the sea, holding in the hand an anchor in 
 bend sinister, cabled proper ; and in an escroll above, this 
 Motto, ' ' Praemium virtutis honos. " Married, September 8, 
 
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 lias, Helen, daughter of Major George Paris Salmon (late 
 of the liengal Artillery) of Willanslee, Perth ; and has 
 
 /WK«— Euan Hillhouse Methven Cox. Gentleman, born 
 June 19, 1893. iVa/— Glendoick, Glencarse. Perthshire. 
 
 EDWARD COX, Esquire, of Cardean and Drumkilbo, 
 cos. of Forfar and Perth, J. P., D.L., M.A. Edin. Bom 
 1850, being the fourth son of the late James Cox. Esq.. 
 of Cardean, and of Clement Park. J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 of Forfar, and his wife Clementina, dau. of James Car- 
 michael of Dundee. Armorial beartngB— Or, a chevron 
 
 azure between two mullets pierced in chief, and a lions 
 head erased in base gules, langued of the second. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a dexter arm embowed issumg out 
 of the sea, holding in the hand an anchor in bend sinister 
 cabled proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto. 
 "Praemium virtutis honor." Married, 1875, Ada Mary, 
 
 is the Blilitary Cockade. 
 
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 daughter of John Johnson Stitt of Liverpool ; and has 
 Issue — (i) James Ernest Cox, Gentleman, born Sept. 12, 
 1876 ; (2) John Arthur Cox, Gentleman, born April 29, 
 1878 ; Hilda Mary ; Irene Mildred ; and Beatrice Emily. 
 Estates and postal address— Cardean, Meigle, N. B. Clu6 — 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 Lieut. -Gkn. Sir JOHN WILLIAM COX, K.C.B., 
 Colonel Somersetshire Light Infantry since 1900. Born 
 1821, being the eldest son of the late Col. Sir William 
 Cox of Coolcliffe, co. Wexford; served with 13th L.I. in 
 Afghanistan 1840-1842 (two medals, and specially men- 
 tioned in despatches), in Crimean Campaign 1855 (medal 
 with clasp, 5th class Medjidie, and Turkish medal), and 
 in Indian Mutiny 1857, 1858 (repeatedly mentioned in 
 despatches, and medal); created C.B. (Mil.) 1859, and 
 K.C.B. 1896; Col. Bedfordshire Regt., 1893-1900. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Or, three bars azure, in chief a trefoil 
 slipped vert, on a canton gules, a lion's head erased 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a goat's head erased azure, armed or, holding 
 in his mouth a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Fide et 
 fortitudine." Married, 1850, Emma (who died 1887), 
 dau. of Capt. C. Griffin, R.N. ; and has Issue — Major 
 William C. Cox, Somerset Light Infantry, 6. Feb. 1861 ; 
 and five daus. Postal address — 26 South Parade, Southsea. 
 C/«^— Royal Albert Yacht (Southsea). 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY COX, Esquire, J. P. for Perthshire. 
 Born April 14, 1865, being the eldest son of William Cox, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Snaigow, in the county of 
 Perth, who died September 7; 1894, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 daughter of Henry Boase, Doctor of Medicine, Fellow 
 of the Royal Society, Fellow of the Geological Society 
 (Cornwall). Cluis — Junior Athenaeum; New (Edin- 
 burgh); County (Perth); Royal and Ancient Golf (Saint 
 Andrews). Livery — Drab coat, blue collar and cuffs. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Or, a chevron 
 
 azure between two spur-revels in chief, and a lion's head 
 erased in base gules, langued of the second within a 
 bordure of the third, impaling the arms of Kinloch of 
 Gourdie, namely azure, on a chevron between three mascles 
 or, a boar's head erased of the field, a fleur-de-lis in chief 
 of the second. Above the shield is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure, doubled or ; 
 and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter 
 arm enibowed issuing out of the sea, holding in the hand 
 an anchor in bend sinister, cabled proper, and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, " Prgemium virtutis honos." 
 Married, June 6, 1893, Amy Verden (who died March 21, 
 1894), daughter of the late William Harrower Anderson, 
 13 Belgrave Crescent, Edinburgh ; and has Issue — Amy 
 Verden. He married secondly, April 28, 1896, Annie, 
 daughter of the late David James Kinloch, Esquire, Colonel 
 R.A., of Gourdie ; and has Issue — {\) Henry Kinloch Cox, 
 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 6, 1898; (2) William Archibald Cox, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 15, 1901 ; (3) Graham Kinloch Cox, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 23, 1903. Estates — Snaigow, near 
 Dunkeld, and Clunie, near Blairgowrie, both in the co. 
 of Perth. Postal address— Snaigow , Murthly, Perthshire, 
 
 Col. WILLIAM COX, late Lt.-Col. Somerset Regt. 
 Born 1837, being the elder but only surviving son of the late 
 William Cox, Esq., J. P., of Ballynoe, by Elizabeth, dau. 
 of the late John Ormsby Vandeleur of Maddenstown, co. 
 Kildare. Armorial bearings — Argent, three bars gules, 
 on a canton azure, a lion's head erased or, and impaling 
 the arms of Lowry-Corry, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules 
 a saltire argent, in chief a rose of the last (for Corry) ; 2 
 and 3 sable, a cup argent, with a garland between two 
 laurel branches, all issuing therefrom proper (for Lowry). 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an antelope's head erased sable, 
 corned or, pierced through the neck with a broken spear 
 proper. Motto— " Fortiter et fideliter." Married, 1882, 
 Mary Emma, dau. of the late Admiral Armar Lowry-Corry. 
 Seat — Ballynoe, Ballingarry, Limerick, 
 
 COX (H. Coll., 1761). Argent, three cocks gules, crowned 
 or, on a chief azure, on a pale between two ostrich feathers 
 of the first, a rose of the second. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock gules, 
 ducally crowned or. Motto — " Garde la foy. " 
 
 Son of Frederick William Cox, b. 1808 ; d. 1864 ; m. 
 
 1834, Hon. Fanny Pitt-Rivers, d. of Horace William, 
 
 3rd Lord Rivers : — 
 Frederick Cox, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Middx., Hon. 
 Col. late Middx. Yeom. Cav. , b. 1835 ; w. 1861, Mabel, d. 
 of Arthur Eden, Assist. Compt. of Exchequer (nephew of 
 ist Lord Auckland) ; and has surv. issue — (i) Reginald 
 Henry Cox, Gentleman, b. 1865 [m. , Sybil Mary, d. of 
 late F. M. Wiguelin] ; (2) Hubert Arthur Cox, Gentleman, 
 b. 1871 ; (3) Algernon Charles Cox, Gentleman, b. 1876; 
 [m. 1901, Lilian, d. of W. Grazebrook ; and has issue — 
 Frederick Cox, Gentleman, b. 1902]; Lilian [m. H. V, 
 Rudston-Read] ; and Mabel Horatio. 5«a/j— Hillingdon 
 House, Middx. ; Harefield Place, Uxbridge, Middx. 
 Pes. — 3 Grosvenor Crescent, London, S.W. ; Stanswood 
 Cottage, Fawley, Southampton. 
 
 COX (H. Coll.). Or, on a pile nebuby gules between 
 six ears of wheat slipped three and three, two in saltire 
 
 and one in pale in base vert, an eagle displayed of the 
 field, the wings vair. Mantling gules and or. Crest-Un 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 « WTMth of the colours, an eagle displayed or, the wings 
 vmir, holding in cacli claw three ears of wheat as in the 
 arms. Motto—" Sujier sidera volum. " 
 
 Kid. son of Kdwiird and Ann Cox of Middx. : — 
 Henry Cox, Gentleman, F.R.G.S,, Liveryman of the 
 Worshipful Company of Fanmakers, b. 1851 : m. 1887, 
 Martina, d. of William Warren ; and has issue— Helen 
 Dora. Seat Ku<iipole Manor, Kadipole. Dorset. tou<n 
 RtJ.—f^ Eaton Square, London, S.W. 67«*j— Royal 
 Societies, Junior Constitutional. 
 
 Rkv. AUGUSTUS MEAD COXWELL- ROGERS, 
 M..-\. St. John's Coll., Oxon., Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar 
 of Mickleton,Chipping-Campden,Glos., being the youngest 
 son of the Rev. William Rogers C"oxwell- Rogers (who 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of Rogers by 
 Royal Licence 1854). Armorl&l bearings (Quarterly 1 
 and 4. argent, a mullet sable, on a chief or, a Heur-de-lis 
 gules (for Rogers) ; a and 3, argent, a bend between six 
 cocks gules (for Coxwell). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Oraata i. on a wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lis or (for 
 Rogers) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-dragon 
 displayed argent. Motto "Vigila et ora." Residence— 
 Mickkton Vicarage, Chipping-Campden. 
 
 Rkv. RICHARD COXWELL-ROGERS, B.A. Cambs. 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, being the eldest son of the Rev. 
 William Rogers Coxwell- Rogers (who assumed the addi- 
 tional surname and arms of Rogers by Royal Licence 1854). 
 Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, argent, a mullet 
 sable, on a chief or, a fleur-de-lis gules (for Rogers) ; a and 
 3, argent, a bend wavy between six cocks gules (for Cox- 
 well). M^TitUng' sable and or. Greets i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a fleur-de lis or (for Rogers) ; a. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-dragon displayed argent. MottO — 
 "Vigila et ora." Postal a</</r«j Etowdeswell Rectory, 
 Andoversford, Glos. 
 
 COYSH, quartered by LLANGATTOCK. 
 
 CLEMENT WILLIAM HARDY COZENS-HARDY, 
 E^uire, J. P. for the co. of Norfolk. Born Feb. 27, 1833, 
 being the eldest son of William Hardy Cozens- Hardy, 
 Esq., of Letheringsett Hall, J. P., by his wife Sarah, dau. 
 of Thomas Theobold, Esq., of Norwich. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, p>er chevron argent and or, in 
 chief two bombshells fired, and in base an eagle's bead 
 erased proper (for Hardy) ; 2 and 3 per pale azure and 
 gules, on a pile or, a lion rampant of the second, gutt^e- 
 d'eau and collared argent (for Cozens). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed proper, charged witli a pellet between 
 two chevronels or, and grasping an eagle s head fesse- 
 ways also proper (for Hardy) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a Iton rampant or, gutt^de-sang and fretty gules 
 (for Cozens). Motto— " Fear one." Married, May 8, 
 1856. Helen Ferneley, dau. of T. C. Wrigley of Wood- 
 field Lodge, Huddersfield ; and has with other Issue (a 
 son and two daughters) —Arthur Wrigley Cozens-Hardy, 
 Gentleman, b. 1857 [m., 1882, Mary, only dau. of Sydney 
 Evershed, Elsq., and has, with other issue, a son, b. 
 1886]. 5*a/x— Letheringsett Hall and Cley Hall, Nor- 
 folk. 
 
 HERBERT HARDY COZENS-HARDY, Esquire. 
 Member of Parliament for the Northern Division of Nor- 
 folk, Barrister-at-Law, one of His Majesty's Counsel Learned 
 in the Law, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws of 
 the University of London. Bom November 22, 1838, 
 being the second son of the late William Hardy Cozens- 
 Hardy, Esquire, J. P., of Letheringsett Hall, Holt, in 
 the county of Norfolk, by his wife Sarah (who died 
 1891), daughter of Thomas Theobald of Norwich. Club 
 —Reform. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Quarterly i and 4, per chevron argent and or, in chief 
 two bombshells firerl and in base an eagle's head erased 
 proper (for Hardy) ; 2 and 3 per pale azure and gules, 
 on a pile or, a hon rampant of the second, gutt6e-d'eau 
 and collared argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm embowed proper, charged with a pellet 
 between two chevronels or, and grasping an eagle's head 
 fesseways also proper (for Hardy) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 
 the colours, a lion rampant or, guttte-de-sang and frettv 
 gules (for Coiens) ; with the MottO, " Fear one. ' Married, 
 1866, Maria (who died 1886), daughter of Thomas Hep- 
 burn, Esquire, Justice of the Peace of flapham Common ; 
 and has Issue — Two sons and two daughters. Residence 
 — 50 Ladbroke Grove, W. Chambers — 7 New Square, 
 Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 C RABBI E (L.O., 1873). Aiure, on a fesse argent, 
 lietween two fleurs-de-lis in chief, and a crab in base or, a 
 hunting-horn sable, garnished and stringed of the field. 
 Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dexter arm embowed, the hand holding a 
 crab-stick in bend sinister proper. MottO — " Nunquain 
 non paratus." 
 
 Son of the late John Crabbie of 22 Royal Terrace, 
 Edinburgh, Merchant in Leith: — 
 
 George Crabbie of Blairhoyle, Port of Monteilh, Perth- 
 shire, Esc^., J.P. CO, Perth, b. 1848. Res.—i Rothesay 
 Terrace, Edinburgh. 
 
 W MONTAGUE HUGHES CRACKANTHORPE. 
 
 9 Esouire, D.C.L., K.C., J. P., D.L., Hon. Fellow 
 St. Johivs College, Oxford, Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's 
 Inn, and Bencher, C^hairman of Westmorland Quarter 
 Sessions. Bom Feb. 24, 1832, being the sixth son of 
 Christopher Cookson of Nowers, near Wellington, Somer- 
 set, by Jane Ancrum, dau. of the late John Strother 
 Ancrum, Esquire; succeeded to the Newbiggin estates on 
 the death of his father's cousin, Mr. William Cr-ickanthorpe, 
 1888, and by Royal License, dated July 28, 1888, he and 
 his issue were authorised to take and use the surname of 
 Crackanthorpe instead of that of Cookson, and to bear 
 the arms of Crackanthorpe quarterly with their own family 
 arms. Clubs — Athenaeum, Brooks's. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or a chevron between 
 three mullets azure (for Crackanthorpe) ; 2 and 3 per pale or 
 and gules, two legs couped at the thigh in armour, between as 
 many tilting-spears fesseways, one in chief and one in base 
 all counterchanged (for Cookson). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a holly bush vert, fructed ppr. (for Crackanthorpe) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion proper, collared vair, 
 holding in the dexter paw a staff raguly gu. , and resting the 
 sinister paw on a mullet pierced also gu. (for Cookson). 
 Motto — " Mihi res succurrere disco." Married, April 6, 
 1869, Blanche Alethea Elizabeth, younger dau. of the Rev. 
 Eardley Chauncy Holt, M.A., Oxon., of the Cottage, Upper 
 East Sheen, Surrey; and has had Issue — (i) Hubert Mon- 
 tague Crackanthorpe, Gentleman, b. May 12, 1870, d. with- 
 out issue Nov. 1896 ; (2) Dayrell Eardley Montague Crack- 
 anthorpe, Gentleman, b. Sept. 9, 1871 ; (3) Oliver Montague 
 Crackanthorpe, Gentleman, b. April 22, 1876. Seat — New- 
 biggin Hall, Westmorland. Residence — 65 Rutland Gate, 
 S.W. 
 
 EDWARD WESTON CRACROFT (formerly Cracroft- 
 Amcotts, the name of Amcotts being discontinued in 1885), 
 Esq., J.P. Born January 5, 1849, being the second son of 
 the late Weston Cracroft-Amcotts, Esq., J. P., Colonel ist 
 Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers, by his wife Williama Emma, 
 daughter of William George Cherry. Club — Grosvenor. 
 Armorial bearings as recorded are — Quarterly 1 and 
 4, argent a tower triple- towered between three standing 
 cups azure (for Amcotts) ; 2 and 3 vert, on a bend dan- 
 cett^e argent, three martlets sable (for Cracroft). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant gules, 
 collared or, eating an acorn of the last (for Amcotts) ; 2. 
 up>on a wreath of the colours, a stork proper, supporting 
 with the dexter claw a battle-axe, the handle or, the head 
 argent (for Cracroft). The name, arms, and crest of Cra- 
 croft only are now used. Married, April 24, 1879, Cicely 
 Sophia Mary, dau. of Henry Nevile of Walcot Hall, 
 Stamford. Estates — Hackthorn, near Lincoln ; West 
 Keal, near Spilsby. Postal address — Hackthorn Hall, 
 Lincoln. 
 
 The Late FREDERICK A. CRACROFT-AMCOTTS, 
 Esq., J.P. for Kesteven and Lindsey, parts of Lincolnshire, 
 late Major sth Dragoon Guards, Lord of the Manor of 
 Stow, Lincolnshire, who died April 16, 1897. Bom 1853, 
 
 Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 being the second surviving son of the late Weston Cracroft- 
 Amcotts, Esq., J. P., Col. ist Line. Rifle Vol., by his wife 
 Williama Emma, dau. of William George Cherry. Club 
 —Naval and Military. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent a tower triple -towered between three 
 standing cups azure (for Amcotts) ; 2 and 3 vert, on a 
 bend dancettte argent, three martlets sable (for Cracroft). 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant gules, collared 
 or, eating an acorn of the last (for Amcotts) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a stork proper, supporting with 
 the dexter claw a battle-axe, the handle or, the head 
 argent. Married, Feb. 17, 1885, Emily Grace, youngest 
 dau. of Anthony Willson of Ranceby, Lincolnshire ; and has 
 hnie — (i) Weston Cracroft-Amcotts, Gentleman, b. Nov. 7, 
 1888 ; (2) John Cracroft-Amcotts, Gentleman, b. Jan. 3, 
 1891 ; and Sylvia. Estates — Kettlethorpe, Newton, and 
 Marton, and the Manor of Stow, all in the county of Lin- 
 coln. Postal address — Kettlethorpe Hall, Newark. 
 
 WESTON CRACROFT-AMCOTTS, Gentleman. Born 
 Nov. 7, 1888, being the elder son of the late Major 
 Frederick Augustus Cracroft-Amcotts of Kettlethorpe Hall, 
 CO. Lincoln, J. P., Sth Dragoon Guards, by his wife Emily 
 Grace, youngest dau. of the late Anthony Willson of Rauceby, 
 near Sleaford, CO. Lines. Armorial bearings - Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a tower triple-turreted between three 
 covered cups azure (for Amcotts) ; 2 and 3, per pale vert 
 and gules, on a bend dancett^e argent, three martlets sable 
 (for Cracroft). Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant gules, collared 
 and eating an acorn or (for Amcotts) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a stork proper, supporting with his dexter foot 
 a battle-axe staff or, head argent (for Cracroft). Seat — 
 Kettlethorpe Hall, Newark. 
 
 S EDMUND JAMES ADDERLEY CRADOCK, 
 Esquire, D.L. for co. Warwick; assumed by Royal 
 Licence, 1886, the surname of Cradock instead of Adderley. 
 Born Jan. 17, 1816, being the second son of Charles 
 Clement Adderley of Knighton, co. Leicester, by his 
 wife Anna Maria, eldest dau. of Sir Edmund Cradock 
 Hartopp, Bart., of Four Oaks Hall, Warwickshire. 
 Armorial bearings—Per saltire gules and argent, semfe 
 of cross crosslets and three boars' heads couped counter- 
 changed. Married, April 1848, Marian Elizabeth, eldest 
 dau. of Sir Joseph Leeds, Bart., of Croxton Park, co. 
 Cambridge ; and has /w«e— Edmund William Cradock, 
 Esq., Lt.-Col. the Royal Fusiliers (retired); b. Sept. 18, 
 1849. 5ea/— Knighton Hall, Leicester; Woodbine, Ryde, 
 Isle of Wight. C/w(>— Royal Victoria Yacht. 
 
 S EDMUND WILLIAM CRADOCK, Esquire, Lt.- 
 Col. (retired) late Royal Fusiliers, Colonel late Isle of 
 Wight Princess Beatrice's Rifle Volunteers, J. P. cos. Hants 
 and Hereford, D.L. Isle of Wight; assumed by Royal 
 Licence, 1886, the name of Cradock in lieu of Adderley. 
 Born Sept. i8, 1849, being the only child of Edmund James 
 Cradock (rf. May 14, 1903), of Knighton Hall, Leicestershire, 
 
 crosslets and three boars' heads couped all counterchanged. 
 Married, Nov. 14, 1878, Emily Margaret, dau. of Captain 
 F. Stanfell, R.N. ; and has /jjw^ — Hartopp Francis Charles 
 Adderley Cradock, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 2nd Life 
 Guards, b. March 17, 1880. Seats ~'Y\\& Castle, Ryde, 
 Isle of Wight; Knighton Hall, Leicestershire; Thinghill, 
 Herefordshire. C/«*5- United Service, Army and Navy, 
 Royal Victoria Yacht (Ryde). 
 
 CRAIG of Dalnair, quartered by FRASER-TYTLER. 
 
 CRAIG of Craigavon (U.O.). Gules, a fesse ermine, 
 between three bridges of as many arches proper. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 and Woodbine, Ryde, Isle of Wight (only brother of ist 
 
 _ Baron Norton), by his wife Marian, eldest dau. of Sir Joseph 
 
 Leeds, 2nd Bart. Livery — Blue and white. Armorial 
 
 bearings— Per saltire gules and argent, sem^e of cross 
 
 ^ is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 demi-lion rampant per fesse gules and sable, holdmg m the 
 
 dexter paw a mullet or. Motto— " Charity provokes 
 
 charity." Livery— Light green, with dark green facmgs. 
 
 Son of James Craig, Esq., J. P., of Craigavon and 
 
 Tyrella, b. 1828; d. 1900; m. 1858, Eleanor Gilmour, 
 
 d. of Robert Brown :— , • . r.va r 
 
 James Craig, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt Roy- /"^^^ Rj^.f ' // 
 
 1871. 5ea^— Craigavon, CO. Down. a«*J— Ulster (Belfast), 
 
 Union (Belfast). 
 
 R. HUNTER CRAIG, Esq., J.P. for co. of Ayr, and 
 M P for Govan Division of Lanarkshire. Born April 28, 
 is'^g, being the son of James Craig, of Gowan Bank. Par- 
 tick! CO. Lanark. Armorial bearings-Azure, a sword 
 proper, hilted and pommelled or, enfiled near the pomt 
 with a celestial crown also proper, over all on a fesse 
 ermine an escutcheon of the second charged with a cross 
 eules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest a chevalier 
 armed cap-i-pie or, on a horse in full career sable harnessed 
 proper, gfasping a broken lance in bend also proper and 
 Fn L e!cron Sver the same this Motto 'J ai bonne 
 esp6rance." Estate-West Dunmore. co. Stirling. M 
 address-West Park, Skelmorhe, Ayrshire, N.B. Clubs- 
 Reform, New (Glasgow). 
 
 THE LATE WILLIAM YOUNG CRAIG Esq J.P. for 
 cos. Chester and Stafford, was M.P. for North Staffs. i88<^ 
 
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 86. B«m May a8, iHa/, being the second t)Ui eldest surviv- 
 ing son of John Crnig of Lowick, Northumberland, and 
 Jane his wife. dan. of John Young of the same county. 
 r/«*— Nr^tional I..iberal. /.itvr)'— Dark blue and silver. 
 Armorial b«ariiict — Argent, on a fesse between three 
 
 annulets azure, as many crescents of the field. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for a Crest, a beaver sejant pro()er ; and on an escroU 
 over the same this Motto, "Arte utile Facio." Married, 
 May 19, 1857, Harriette Milton, only daughter of Richard 
 Stanney ; and has Issue — (r) John Craig, Gentleman, b. 
 1858 r*». Minnie, daughter of Walter Craig of Mellsourne, 
 and a. Jan. i, 1890. leaving with other issue, John William 
 Archibald Craig, Gentleman]; (2) Samuel Elliot Craig, 
 Gentleman, b. 1866; (3) Donald Craig, Gentleman, b. 1868 
 [is*».]; Emily Frances [is »!.]; Jane[isiw.l; Harriette Elaine 
 lis »!.]; Gertrude May; Mary Donaldson [is »».l; and 
 Marion Alsager [is m.\ Postal address — Milton House, 
 Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 
 The Late JOHN CRAIG-LAURIE (formerly John 
 Craig) of Redcastle, Kirkcudbrightshire, and Myra Castle, 
 
 Born 1831, being the second son of the late John Craig of 
 Down|>atrick, by his wife Jane, dau. of Thomas Anderson 
 of Walsh'stown Castle. C/tt^.t — Junior Carlton, Ulster 
 (Belfast), /wivn'— Blue and gold. Armorial bearings— 
 Quai'terly i and 4, sable a cup argent, with a garland 
 lietween two laurel branches issuing out of the same vert, 
 all within a bordure of the second, charged with eight 
 boars' heads erased gules (for Laurie) ; a and 3 ermine, 
 a saltire engrailed gules, between a mullet in chief of the 
 second and a boar's head erased in base azure, the saltire 
 being surmounted of a fesse argent, charged with three 
 crescents sable (for Craig). Mantling sable doubled argent. 
 Crests— Dexter, on a wreath of the liveries, the trunk ot 
 ail oak tree fcsseways sprouting proper, and above the 
 same a cross patde ntch6e gules ; and on an escroU over 
 the same this Motto, " Benedictio Dei ditat " (for Laurie) ; 
 sinister, on a wreath of the liveries, a chevalier on horse- 
 back, in full career, grasping a broken lance in bend 
 proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 " Vive Deo ut vivas " (for Craig). Seats — Redcastle, Castle 
 Douglas, CO. Kirkcudbright ; Myra Castle, Downpatrick, 
 and other lands in co. Down. Residence — Myra Castle, 
 Downpatrick, co. Down. 
 
 CHRISTINA HARRIET CRAIGIE, elder dau. of 
 the late Maurice Carmichael Craigie of Dumbarnie, by 
 his wife Helen, dau. of the late Hugh Tennant, Esq., J. P., 
 of Well Park, co. Lanark. Armorial bearings, on a 
 lozenge, are Parted per pale sable and azure, on a chevron 
 ermine between three crescents or, a cross moline of the 
 first, within a bordure or. 5«a/— Dumbarnie, Bridge of 
 Earn, N.B, 
 
 CRAIGIE (L.O.). Per pale gules and azure, on a 
 chevron ermine, a boar's head erased between two crescents 
 or, all within a bordure of the last. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 
 CO. Down, Esquire, J. P. for co. Down, Col. (retired), late 
 Lieut. -Col. Commandant 3rd Batt. Royal Irish Rifles. 
 
 knight in full armour argent, mounted on a horse sable, 
 
 his dexter hand grasping a broken lance propwr. Motto — 
 
 "jVive Deo ut vivas. 
 
 Son of John Craigie of Knoll House, nr. Honiton, co. 
 Devon, and of Fair View Tower, Pietermaritzburg, 
 Natal, M.D. Aberdeen (son of Capt. David Craigie of 
 Forfar, R.N., C.B.), m. 1865, Frances Mary, d. of 
 John Andrew Feild of Milford Haven, M.R.C.S. 
 (EngO :- 
 David Charles Craigie, GentWman, Solicitor (Eng.), and 
 
 Solicitor and Advocate of Supreme Court of Natal, b. 
 
 1867. Res. — Craigfintray House, Carshalton, Surrey. 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 CRAIGMYLE, quartered by BURNETT. 
 CRAKENTHORP, quartered by ASKEN. 
 
 3 JOHN THOMAS CRAMER, Esquire, Capt. sth Batt. 
 Roy. Irish Div. Royal Artillery. Born Dec. i, 1858, 
 being the only son of the late John Thomas Cramer, Esq. , 
 of Ballindinisk House, co. Cork, J. P., B.A., Barrister-at- 
 Law, formerly Lieut. 7th Dragoon Guards, by his wife Mary 
 Augusta, dau. of the Rev. Henry Richard Rogers, Esq. , of 
 Killeagh, co. Cork. Armorial bearings — Per fesse in- 
 dented azure and or, in chief two fleurs-de-lis of the second, 
 a canton ermine. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lis between two wings ex- 
 panded or, penned argent. Motto — " Inevitabile fatum." 
 Postal address — Ballindinisk House, co. Cork. 
 
 GEORGE CECIL CROXTON CRAMPTON, Esquire, 
 of St. Valerie, co. Wicklow, J. P. co. Wicklow (High 
 Sheriff 1903), B.A. Pembroke College, Cambridge. Born 
 1858, being the eldest son of George Ribton Crampton, 
 Esq., J. P. for co. Mayo, of St. Valerie, and Ballyhook, co. 
 Wicklow, who d. 1889, by Helen Roden, dau. of John 
 Croxton of Owestry, co. Salop. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, an esquire's helmet proper between two lions passant 
 guardant in pale or, in chief a rose argent, seeded or, 
 barbed vert, a canton quarterly or and gules, in the first 
 quarter a lion passant sable. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 or, holding between his paws a helmet close proper. Motto 
 — " Fortem posce animam." Married, 1895, Ida Blanche 
 (d.s.p. 1900), youngest dau.'of James Mitchell of Ballynure, 
 CO. Wicklow. 6Va/ -Ballyhook, Grange Con., co. Wick- 
 low. Club -Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 JOHN TWISLETON RIBTON CRAMPTON, Esquire, 
 of Termoncarra, co. Mayo, J. P. co. Mayo. Born 1823, 
 being a younger son of the late Rev. Cecil Crampton, Rector 
 of Killucan, co. Westmeath, by Jane, dau. of Sir G. Ribton, 
 2nd Bart. Armorial bearings — Sable, an esquire's helmet 
 proper between two lions passant guardant in pale or, in 
 chief a rose argent, seeded or, barbed vert, a canton 
 quarterly or and gules, in the first quarter a lion passant 
 sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest -Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion rampant or, holding between his 
 paws a helmet close proper. Motto — "Fortem posce 
 animam." Married, 1869, Melesina, dau. of John Richards, 
 Esq., J. P., of Baranagh, co. Mayo (she d. 1891); and has 
 /wwe —^ Gertrude Twisleton. Seat — Termoncarra, Bel- 
 mullet. 
 
 CRAMSIE of O'Harabrook (U.O.) Azure, on a fesse 
 or, between three lions rampant argent, as many trefoils 
 vert. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a stag's head couped, pierced through the neck 
 with an arrow embrued proper, and charged with a trefoil 
 vert. Motto — " Labor omnia vincit." 
 
 Sons of James Sinclair Cramsie, Esq., Capt. late 5th 
 Fus., M.A., J. P. CO. Antrim (High Sheriff 1889-1890), 
 b. 1848; d. 1903; m. 1882, Laura Mary, d. of Capt. 
 Antoine Sloet Butler, C.B., Divisional Magistrate, 
 Mullins;ar : — 
 Robert Alexander Cramsie, Gentleman, ^. 1888. Seat — 
 O'Harabrook, Ballymoney, co. Antrim. 
 
 James Randal Beresford Cramsie, Gentleman, b. 1892. 
 Res.— 
 
 Arthur Butler Cramsie, Gentleman, b. 1894. Res. — 
 Charles Murray Cramsie, Gentleman, b. 1897. Res. — 
 John Moore Cramsie, Gentleman, b. 1902. Res. — 
 
 ALFRED MOLYNEUX CRANMER-BYNG, Esquire, 
 formerly Lieutenant-Colonel Grenadier Guards. Born 
 March 19, 1840, being the eldest son of the late Henry 
 Byng, Esquire, Captain Royal Navy, by his wife Mary 
 Ann, daughter of William Webb of the 24th Light 
 Dragoons [and grandson of Vice-Admiral the Hon. H. D. 
 Byng, fourth son of John, fifth Viscount Torrington], and 
 assumed by Royal License in the year 1882 the additional 
 surname and arms of Cranmer. Club — Boodle's. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, quarterly 
 sable and argent, in the first quarter a lion rampant of the 
 second (for Byng) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron purpure, 
 
 » between three pelicans vulning themselves proper, as many 
 cinquefoils or (for Cranmer). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
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 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sabk and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, 1. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an heraldic antelope passant ermine (for Byng) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a crane's head ermine, erased gules, 
 pierced in the neck by an arrow in bend sinister or, barbed 
 and flighted argent ; with the Motto, ' ' Tuebor. " Married, 
 firstly, June 20, 1870, Carohne Mary, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable Henry Tufnell ; and secondly, Emma Evan-- 
 geline Ker, daughter of Ker Baillie-Hamilton, Esquire, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Launcelot Alfred Cranmer Cranmer- 
 Byng, Esquire, born November 23, 1872 ; (2) Hugh Edward 
 Cranmer Cranmer - Byng, Gentleman, born 1873 '• *"d 
 Harriet Beatrice Cranmer. Estates - Quendon andChickney, 
 in the county of Essex ; Blencairn and Tynehead, in the 
 county of Cumberland. Postal address — Quendon Hall, 
 Newport, Essex. 
 
 CRANSTOUN, see EDMONDSTOUNE 
 STOUNanA TROTTER-CRANSTOUN. 
 
 CRAN- 
 
 EDMUND HENRY BERTRAM CRA'STER, Esquire, 
 Capt. R.A. Born Sept. i, 1869, being the eldest son of the 
 late Edmund Cra'ster Cra'ster, Esq., J. P., formerly of the 
 Bengal Civil Service, by his wife Katharine Margaret, eldest 
 dau. of the late H. F. Broadwood of Lyne, Surrey. Armo- 
 rial bearings Quarterly or and gules, in the first quarter 
 a raven proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a raven proper, charged on the breast with 
 an escallop or. Motto—" Hodie felix eras ter." Seat — 
 
 THOMAS WILLIAM CRASTER, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 of Northumberland. Bom Dec. 28, i860, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Craster of Craster Tower, Northumber- 
 land, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1879), late Capt. 
 Northumberland Lt. Inf. Regt. (Mil.), B.A. (Oxon.), by his 
 wife Charlotte Pulleine, dau. of William Roddam of 
 Roddam, Northumberland. Livery — Claret colour. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly or and gules, in the first 
 
 quarter a raven proper impaling the arms of Osborn, namely 
 argent, a bend between two lions rampant sable. Mant- 
 Utig gules and or. Crest— on a wreath of the colours, 
 a raven proper, charged on the breast with an escaUop or. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Hodie fclix crms ter." Married, Jan. 1897, 
 HildA, third dau. of the liitc Rev. M. F. K. Osbom 
 o( Kmlilciun Vicarage, Noriluimt)erlnnd, Canon of New- 
 castUr (younger brother of the late Sir George Osborn, Bart., 
 of Chicksands Priorv, I)eds.); and has Issue — John Mon- 
 tagu Craster, Gentleman, b. June 5, 1901. Estates — 
 Craster, Beadnell, and Shoreswood (all in Northumber- 
 land). Sra/ — Craster Towt-r, Northumberland. [This 
 family has been settled at ('raster since temp. Henry 1. 
 Ilie nante was anciently written Crawccstrf. but was 
 changed to the present spelling temp. Kdward V.]. 
 
 CRAUFURD, quartered by C<X)PER. 
 
 CRAUFURD. see HOUISON-CRAUFURD. 
 
 CRAUFURD of Kilbirnie (matric. 17 Nov. 1903. but 
 tnatric. as a quartering by Edmonston, 1775). Argent, two 
 tiliing-spears in saltire proper between four ermme spots 
 sable, a bordure chequy gules and of the field. Mantling 
 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries 
 an ermme proper. Motto— " Sine labe nota." 
 
 Son of Rev. Sir George William Craufurd. 3rd Bart 
 M.A..*. 1797; rf. i88i; m. ist, Hon. Hester King, d.' 
 of Peter, 7th Lord Kmg, and sister of William, Earl of 
 Lovelace : — ' 
 
 Sir Charles William Frederick Craufurd, 4th Bart ^8 
 June 1781) of Kilbirney, Lieut. R.N. (ret.) b. 1847' m 
 1870, Hon. Isolda Caroline Vereker, eld. d. of Standish 
 Prendergast, 4th Viscount Gort ; and has issue— (i) Georre 
 Standish Gage Craufurd, Esq., D.S.O.. FRGS Caot 
 Gordon Highlanders, d. 1872 ; (2) Quentin Charles Alex- 
 ander Craufurd, Esq., Lieut. R.N., b. iStsF^w i8oq Anni^ 
 d. of Thomas Birckwell]; |3) Alexand'e^fohn^lortscue 
 Craufurd. Esq. * 1876; (4) Charles Edward Vereker 
 Craufurd, Esq., R.N..^. 1885; Hester Jane Laline • Laline 
 Isolda; Isolda Mabel Cecfl ; Eleanor Mary Dorothea 
 and Margaret Elizabeth Maria. Res.-io Warwick Square! 
 S.W. C/«*j-United Service. Royal Naval (Portsmouth). 
 
 GEORGE PERCIVAL CRAUFURD, Gentleman, heir 
 male of Craufurd of Ardnullan. Bor>, 1876, being the onlv 
 son of George Moir Craufurd, Gentleman, of the H E I r S 
 (eldest son of Clifford Craufurd, H.E.I.C.S., nex^survivl 
 ing brother to leave issue of the Hon. James Craufurd of 
 ArdmiUan, a Lord of Session with the title of Lord Ard- 
 milLm, who died s.p.m.), by his wife Jane. dau. of William 
 freeman, ^/wry— Claret colour. Armorial bearintra— 
 Gules, on a fesse ermine between three mullets argent 
 
 two crescents interlaced of the field. Motto — "Durum 
 patientia fiaiigo." A'w/t/^wf*— Calgarry, Canada. 
 
 HUGH RONALD GEORGE CRAUFURD, Gentle- 
 man. Born July i6, 1873, k*'"? 'he only son of the late 
 Edward Henry John Craufurd. Esq.. of Auchenames and 
 Crosbie, J. P. and D. L. for the cos. of Ayr and Bute, M. P. for 
 the Ayr District of Burghs from 1852 to 1874, M. A. , Barrister- 
 at-Lnw,by his wife Frances, w ho rf. 1899, dau. of Rev. William 
 Molesworlh, Rector of St. Breoke, Cornwall, and sister of 
 Sir Paul William Molesworlh. 10th Bart. /./7rrv— White 
 and scarlet. Armorial bearlngrs - Quarterly i and 4. 
 gules, a fess ermine ; 2 and 3, argent, a stags head erased 
 gules. Mantling gules and argent Crest -On a wreath 
 of his liveries, a stag's head erased gules. Iielween the attires 
 a cross crosslet fitch^e. Supporters— Two bulls sable, 
 armed and unguled or. Motto— "Tutum te robore red- 
 dam." Married, 1896, Teresa Mary, second dau. of the 
 late Charles Austin Leucher-Gibson, J. P. co. Gloucester. 
 6V«/— Portencross, co. Ayr. 
 
 CRAWFURD - STIRLING- STUART (L.O.. rematric. 
 26 Apl. 1904). Quarterly, 1 and 4, or, a bend gules, sur- 
 mounted of a fesse chequy azure and argent (Stuart of 
 Castlemilk, c. 1672-7) ; 2. argent, on a bend sable, three 
 
 ^ is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
 buckles or, within a bordure gules (Stirling of Keir (cadet). 
 
 c. 1672-7) ; 3. gules, a fesse ermine between three mullets 
 argent within a bordure of the last, charged with three crosses 
 pat6e azure (Crawfurd). Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter arm erect, couped 
 below the elbow, holding in the hand a sword all proper. 
 Motto — " Avant." 
 
 Only son of Capt. James Stirling-Stuart of Castlemilk 
 and Milton, J.P,, formerly Capt. King's Dragoon 
 Guards, 6. 1825 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1852, Harriet Boswell 
 Erskine, d. of Matthew Fortescue of Belvidere, 
 Dublin :— 
 William James Crawfurd - Stirling - Stuart, Esq., D.L. 
 CO. Lanark, b. 1854 ; m. 1890, Constance Marie de Lormet, 
 
 d. of Alexander Dennistoun of Golfiiill, co. Lanark ; and 
 has issue— (i) James Stirling-Stuart. Gentleman, b. 1891 ; 
 (2) Douglas Rae Stirling-Stuart, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; and 
 Helen Constance. Seats- Castlemilk, Rutherglen. Glas- 
 gow ; Milton, Glasgow. C/«^.f— Carlton, 'lurf. 
 
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 CRAVEN, see COLQUITT-CRAVEN. 
 
 CRAWP'ORD, quartered by BOYLE. 
 
 CRAWFORD, see SHARMAN-CRAWFORD. 
 
 JAMES DUNDAS CRAWFORD, Gentleman. Born 
 November 1850, being the son of the late James Coutts 
 Crawford, Esquire, of Wirawan, WeUington, New Zealand. 
 Captain of the New Zealand Militia, and Member of the 
 Legislative Council, Vjy his first wife Sophia, daughter of 
 Admiral Sir James Whitley Deans-Dundas, Knight Grand 
 Cross of the Most Honourable of the Bath, of Barton Court, 
 in the county of Berkshire, and Ashton Hall, in the county 
 of Flint. Armorial l)earings — He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, gules a fesse wavy ermine, between three 
 mullets argent, pierced azure (for Crawford) ; 2 and 3 sable, 
 a chevalier on horseback armed at all points cap-a-pie, 
 brandishing a scymitar aloft argent, a bordure gules (for 
 Nevay). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an increscent 
 chequy argent and azure; with the Motto, "Fide et dili- 
 gentia." 
 
 S ROBERT CRAWFORD, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for 
 the CO. of Donegal, and High Sheriff for the said 
 county for the year 1894, B.A. Dublin University, 1852; 
 M.A., Dublin, and of Cambridge {ad eundem), 1869; 
 Honorary Master in Engineering Dublin University, 
 1883 ; Professor of Civil Engineering in he Univer- 
 sity of Dublin, 1882-1887; Member of the Institution 
 of Civil Engineers; Member of the Royal Irish Academy. 
 Born June 2, 1831, being tne third and youngest son of 
 Samuel Crawford of Ballvshannon, by his wife Margaret, 
 daughter of John Duncan of Granby Row, Dublin. Club 
 — University (Dublin). Livery— Dark claret colour, with 
 silver-plated buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Gules, a fesse ermine, between three crosses pat^e 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an 
 ermine passant proper, charged on the shoulder with a 
 
 trefoil slipped or ; with the Motto, " Sine labe nota " [Ped. 
 U.O.]. Married, firstly, Dec. 9, 1856, Emily Sarah (who 
 died 1870), dau. of James Crawford, Doctor of Medicine, 
 of Montreal, Canada; and secondly, June i, 1876, Anna, 
 eldest dau. of Thomas Troubridge Stubbs of Ballyshannon 
 (she died 1880) ; and by his first marriage has /ssrie — (i) 
 James Samuel Crawford, Gentleman, born January 20, 1858 ; 
 died December 6, 1858 ; (2) Robert Karl Crawford, Gentle- 
 man, born September 27, 1859, late Scholar and Prizeman of 
 
 Emmanuel College, Cambridge, took a First Class in the 
 Classical Tripos (Part I.) 1882 [m., June 20, 1891, Dora 
 Minnie Helen, dau. of Frederick Ott^ of Canonbury, 
 London ; and has issue, Robert Frederick Crawford, Gentle- 
 man, born July 13, 1895] ; (3) Ernest Caldwell Crawford, 
 Gentleman, born January 26, 1861, late Scholar, First 
 Honour and Prizeman, Trinity College, Dublin, and Gradu- 
 ate in Classical Honours, Dublin University (1885) ; (4) 
 Duncan John Crawford, Gentleman, born August 24, 1862, 
 died February 17, 1864 ; (5) the Reverend William Saunders 
 Crawford, D. D. , born July 12, 1864, late Scholar, and First 
 Honour and Prizeman, Trinity College, Dublin ; first of 
 the First Class in Classics (Senior Moderator) and first gold 
 medal at Degree Examination 1886 ; Vice-Chancellor's Prize- 
 man, Greek Verse, 1888 ; Clerk in Holy Orders ; (6) Henry 
 Arthur Crawford, Gentleman, Civil Engineer, born May 11, 
 1870 ; Alice Emily ; Emma Mary ; and by his second — 
 (7) Thomas Troubridge Crawford, Gentleman, born April 
 19, 1877, died December 12, 1900; (8) Alfred Crawford, 
 Gentleman, born August i, 1878 ; (9) and (10) Edward 
 Crawford, Gentleman, and Frederick Crawford, Gen- 
 tleman, twins, born November 23, 1880. Estates — 
 Stonewold, near Ballyshannon, in the county of Donegal; 
 Rahans Far, near Dunkineely, in the county of Done- 
 gal. Postal address — Stonewold, Ballyshannon, county 
 Donegal. 
 
 JAMES CRAWFURD, Esquire, J.P., B.A. Trinity 
 Coll., Dublin, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, 
 formerly in the Bengal Civil Service, Judge of Hooghly 
 1891. Born Feb. 18, 1846, being the second but eld. surv. 
 son of George Crawfurd, Esq., of Thorn wood, J. P., by his 
 wife Agnes Gibson, dau. of James Wilkie of Knowehead. 
 Armoilal bearings (9 April, 1864) — Gules, a fesse ermine, 
 
 between three mullets argent in chief and in base two 
 swords saltireways proper, hiked and ponimelled or, all 
 within a bordure engrailed azure. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a castle 
 triple-towered argent, masoned sable, window and ports 
 gules. Motto — "Expugnavi." Residence — Thornwood, 
 CO. Lanark. C/«3j— Caledonian, Western (Glasgow). 
 
 THOMAS MACKNIGHT CRAWFURD, Esquire, J. P. 
 for both cos. Renfrew and Midlothian, formerly in the 93rd 
 Highlanders. Born 1820, being the son of the late William 
 Macknight Crawfurd, by his wife Jane, second dau. of John 
 Crawford of Broadfield, co. Renfrew. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a fesse ermine, in base two 
 swords saltireways proper, hilted and pommelled or, all 
 within a bordure wavy argent (for Craufurd) ; 2 and 3, sable, 
 three lions' heads erased or, langued gules. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the liveries, 
 a sword erect in pale, having a pair of balances on the 
 point all proper ; 2. on a wreath of the liveries, a demi-lion 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 nunpant or, armed and langued gules. MoUOM— " Quod 
 tibi hoc alteri"; "Nil durum volenti." Marritd, first, 
 1847, Jane Cunningham, only dau. of John Allan Woddrop 
 of Dalmarnock and Garvald ; and has an only surviving 
 child, Marion Woddrop Macknight [*«., Aug. 1883, James 
 Dennistoun Mitchell of Garwood, co. Lanark]. He m. 
 secondly, Lillian, Parkinson of Fullwood Park, Chelten- 
 ham, dau. of T. T. Parkinson of Hampton and Sedge- 
 berrow, co. Worcester. Stats —VMinsion Castle, Mid- 
 lothian ; Kirkland House, West Kilbride, N. B. 
 
 GEORGE CRAWHALL. Esquire, J. P. W.R. Yorks. 
 Bom 1830, being the son of I. Crawhall of Nun Monkton. 
 Yorks. Aimorul bearlngi — Argent, three battle-axes 
 
 b. ; d. 1878; m. 1837, Laura, d. of Richard 
 
 Crawshay of Ottershaw Park : — 
 
 chevronways sable, between two chevronels engrailed gules, 
 the whole between three crows, also sable, impaling the 
 arms of Synnott, namely argent, three swans in pale sable, 
 duciUy gorged or ; on a canton gules, a sword in pale projjer. 
 MantUng sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, up>on a mount vert, a crow sable, holding in the 
 dexter claw a battle-axe in bend proper. Hotto — " Praesto 
 et persto." Marritd, 1868, Cecilia B., dau. of late M. 
 Synnott of Ballymoyer, co. Armagh. Seat—Biaiion Croft, 
 York. 
 
 FRANCIS CRAWLEY, Esquire, J.P. for Herts and 
 Beds. Bom Oct. 12, 1853, being the eldest son of the late 
 John Sambrook Crawley, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1858, by 
 his wife Sarah Bridget, second dau. of Frederick Octavius 
 Wells, Bengal Civil Service. Armorial bearings- Or, on 
 a fesse gules, between three storks proper, as many cross 
 crosslets of the field. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a crane proper, holding in the 
 talon a fleur-de-lis or. Married, Oct. 27, 1897, Edith Rosa, 
 dau. of Col. and the Hon. Mrs. Ferguson of Pitfour ; and 
 has /w«*— Joan. Seat -Stockwood, Luton, Beds. Club— 
 Arthur's. 
 
 CRAWSHAY (H. Coll., 2 March 1793). Argent, on a 
 mount in base vert, a plough proper, on a chief azure a 
 pale or, charged with the chemical sign of Mars 6 sable, 
 between two lions' heads erased gold. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a mount vert, a dog standing over a 
 heap of cannon-balls proper. Motto — " Perseverance." 
 Livery — Blue coat, yellow and blue striped waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Francis Crawshay, Gentleman, of Treforest, 
 S. Wales, and Bradboume Hall, Riverhead, Kent, 
 
 PERSEVE RANGE 
 
 William Crawshay, Gentleman, b. 1841 ; m. 1869, Julia 
 Annie Allen; and has issue — William Crawshay, Gentleman, 
 b. 1871. Jies.— 
 
 Francis Richard Crawshay, Esq., J.P. for Glamorgan, 
 b. II Jan. 1849; m. 21 April 1875, Isabella, d. of Hutton 
 Vignoles ; and has issue — Francis Gwilym Crawshay, 
 Gentleman, b. 27 Mar. 1876; Laura Gwenllian ; and 
 Evelyn Illtyd. Livery— C\axe.X. 6'm/-^ Treforest, South 
 Wales. C/tt^ —National Liberal. 
 
 Tudor Crawshay, Esq., J.P. and D. L. for co. of Gla- 
 morgan (High Sheriff 1887), b. i Oct. 1850; m. 26 Jan. 
 
 1877, Maria Augusta Hester, d. of Thomas Hester Ayres ; 
 and has issue — (i) Owen Tudor Richard Crawshay, Gentle- 
 man, b. 17 Jan. 1878 ; (2) Mervyn Crawshay, Gentle- 
 man, b. 4 May 1881. Livery — Green. Estates — Forest 
 House, in South Wales. Postal address — Dimlands, 
 Llantwit-Major, Glamorgan. 
 
 de Barri Crawshay, Gentleman, b. 1857; m. 11 July 
 
 1878, Rose Mary, fourth d. of Rev. Walter Young, M.A., 
 T.C.D., of Templecarne, co. Donegal, Ireland; and 
 has issue— (i) Lionel Henry de Barri Crawshay, Gentle- 
 man, b. 31 Aug. 1882 ; (2) Raymond Vaughan Edwin de 
 Barri Crawshay, Gentleman, b. 5 June 1885. Estate— 
 Treforest, S. Wales. Postal address— Ros&fieiA, Sevenoaks, 
 Kent. 
 
 Sons of Henry Crawshay, Esq., J.P. , of Oaklands 
 
 Park, Glos., b. 1812; d. 1879:— 
 
 Edwin Crawshay, Esq., J.P. co. Glos., b. 1838; m. 
 
 1862, Charlotte, d. of Rev. Francis Hole, M.A., Rector ol 
 
 Georgeham, Devon ; and has issue. Res. — Blaisdon Hall, 
 
 Glos. 
 
 William Crawshay, Esq., J.P. Glos., b. ; m. 1871, 
 
 Alice Maria (d. 1878), d. of P. R. Gordon Canning of Hart- 
 pury ; and has issue — Henry James Crawshay, Gentleman, 
 b. 1875. Res. — Riverdale, Glos. 
 
 Sons of Robert Thompson Crawshay of Cyfarthfa Castle, 
 
 b. 1817 ; d. 1879 ; m. 1846, Rose Mary, d. of William 
 
 Wilson Yeates of Caversham Grove, co. Oxford : — 
 
 William Thompson Crawshay, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for 
 
 cos. of Glamorgan and Brecknock (High Sheriff Brecknock 
 
 1883), b. 15 April 1847 ; m. 4 Oct. 1870, Florentia Maria, 
 
 eld. d. of Col. E. R. Wood of Stouthall, co. Glamorgan. 
 
 Seats — Cyfarthfa Castle, Merthyr Tydvil ; and Caversham 
 
 Park, Reading. 
 
 Richard Frederick Crawshay, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. 
 Brecon (High Sheriff 1887), b. 1858; m. 1880, Temp6 
 Isabella, d. of Col. Oakes ; and has issue — Richard Oakes 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Crawshay, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; and three daus. Seat — 
 Ty Mawr, Abergavenny. 
 
 Son of Charles Crawshay, Esq., J. P., of Hingham, 
 
 Norfolk, b. 1815 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1856, Eliza, d. of 
 
 Benjamin Cubitt : — 
 
 Charles Edward Crawshay, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; /«. 
 
 1889, Marcella Mildred, d. of Gen. C. W. Thompson of 
 
 Wethersfield Place, Essex. Res. — 
 
 Son of Frederick Crawshay of Scole, Norfolk, b. 1818 ; 
 d. ; m. 1859, Eliza, widow of Capt. J. C. Reming- 
 
 ton : — 
 Richard Wood Crawshay, Esq. , J. P. co. Norfolk, b. 1860 ; 
 m. 1891, Augusta Jane, d. of Lt.-Gen. Hungerford Meyer 
 Boddam. 
 
 Son of Capt. Alfred Crawshay, 17th Lancers, of Dany 
 Park, Crickhowell, m. Jessy, d. of William C^rawshay 
 of Cyfarthfa : — 
 Codrington Eraser Crawshay, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 the CO. of Monmoutli, b. 14 Nov. 1851 ; m. 1881, Emily 
 Howard, second d. of John Cartland of The Priory, King's 
 Heath, co. Worcester ; and has issue — (i) Codrington How- 
 ard Rees Crawshay, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. Roy. Welsh 
 Fus. , b. 29 Oct. 1882 ; (2) Alfred William Fraser Craw- 
 shay, Gentleman, b. 27 Oct. 1884; (3) Geoffrey Cartland 
 Hugh Crawshay, Gentleman, b. 20 June 1892. Estate and 
 postal address — Lhanvair Grange, near Abergavenny, Mon- 
 mouthshire. Club — Abergavenny (Abergavenny). 
 
 C READY, quartered by MALET. 
 
 CREAGH, see MACMAHON - CREAGH, and 
 BUTLER-CREAGH. . 
 
 JOHN BAGWELL CREAGH. Born Aug. 31, 1828, 
 being the son of the late Arthur Gethin Creagh of Bally 
 Andrew, by his wife and cousin Mary, only dau. and heir 
 of James McGhee of Carrahane, co. Clare. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron gules between three laurel 
 branches vert, on a chief azure as many bezants, and impal- 
 ing the arms of Wolseley, namely, argent a talbot passant 
 gules, a mullet for difference. Mantlimg gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of colours, a horse's head 
 erased argent, caparisoned gules, in the headstall of the 
 bridle a laurel branch vert. MottO — " Virtute et numine." 
 Married, Feb. 23, 1854, Matilda Emily Victoria, eldest dau. 
 of Major Garnet Wolseley, 25th Regt. (and sister of Field- 
 Marshal Viscount Wolseley, K.P. , G.C.B.); and has Issue — 
 (i) Arthur Gethin Creagh, Esq., Brevet Lieut.-Col. R.A., 
 A.D.C. to Gen. Lord Wolseley, b. Feb. 12, 1855; Erie 
 Wolseley ; Moriet Frances [;«. , 1884, Frederick John Eve- 
 leigh, Lieut. Oxfordshire Light Infantry]. Seat — Hermi- 
 tage, near Doneraile. 
 
 CREAGH (U.O.). Argent, a chevron gules, between 
 three laurel leaves vert, on a chief azure, as many bezants. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a horse's head couped argent, bridled proper, with 
 a laurel branch in the head-stall of the bridle. Motto — 
 " Thournib' crev'th." 
 
 Sons of James Creagh, Esq., of Cahirbane, Capt. 
 R.N., b. ; d. 1857; m. , Grace Emily, d. of 
 
 The O' Moore of Cloghan Castle : — 
 
 James Creagh, Esq., late Capt. ist Royals, served in the 
 Crimea, b. 1836; m. 1886, Marion, d. of J. Wardell of 
 Leicester. Seat — Cahirbane. 
 
 Charles Vandeleur Creagh, Esq., C.M.G., Barrister-at- 
 Law, late Governor of British North Borneo and Labuan, 
 b. 1842 ; m. 1882, Blanche Frances, d. of late Capt. 
 Edwardes of Rhydygors, co. Carmarthen ; and has issue — 
 (i) James Vandeleur Creagh, Gentleman, R.N., b. 1883; 
 (2) O'Moore Charles Creagh, Gentleman, b. 1896, and 
 Dorothy Vandeleur. Res. — 32 Charlton Road, Blackheath. 
 
 Boyle Purdon Creagh , Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Clare (High 
 Sheriff 1902), late Capt. Indian Marine, and Port Officer 
 and Hon. Presidency Magistrate, Calcutta, b. 1844 ; tn. 1889, 
 Margaret Louisa, d. of John North Bonynge of Ballin- 
 tubber, co. Longford, and Rathorpe, co. Clare. Seat — 
 Rathorpe, Gort, co. Galway. Clubs — Primrose, County 
 (Ennis). 
 
 Major-Gen. Sir Garrett O'Moore Creagh, K.C.B., V.C, 
 Major-Gen. Indian Army, commanding Field Force in China 
 1901-3, b. 1848 ; m. ist, 1874, Mary (d. 1876), d. of John 
 Brereton ; by whom he has issue — May Geraldine. He 
 m. 2nd, 1890, Elizabeth, d. of late E. Read of Kelverton, 
 
 Bucks; and has issue— Duncan Vandeleur Creagh, Esq., 
 
 b. 1892. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Son of Major-Gen. Charles Augustine FitzGerald 
 Creagh, late S. Staffs Regt., b. 1838, d. 1902; m. ist, 
 Mary Anne, d. of Richard Dodd of Elm Bank, Herts :— 
 Charles Hamilton Vandeleur Creagh, Gentleman, b. 
 Vr. son of Col. Giles Vandeleur Creagh, 8 ist Regt., 
 b. ; d. 1871 ; m. , Elizabeth, eld. d. of The 
 
 O'Moore of Cloghan Castle : — 
 Giles Vandeleur Creagh, Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. Bucks 
 
 King's Own Mil., b. 1849; m. 1882, Georgina Justina, eld. 
 
 d. and coh. of Thomas Green of Wilby and Athelington 
 
 Hall, CO. Suffolk, Lieut. 93rd Highlanders; and has issue 
 
 — Giles Desmond Vandeleur Creagh, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 
 Res. — Fitzroy, near Taunton. 
 
 CREDIE, quartered by LEMPRIERE. 
 
 WILLIAM BAR WICK CREGOE-COLMORE. Born 
 i860, being the eldest surviving son of the late Colmore 
 Frind Cregoe-Colmore of Moor End, by his first wife Mary, 
 dau. of the Rev. Edward Price Owen of Bettwys Hall, co. 
 Montgomery. Clubs — Boodle's, Conservative. Armorial 
 bearings— Per chevron gules and azure, nine billets, three, 
 three, and three argent, and three crescents, two and one 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, out of a crescent or, a blacka 
 moor's head in profile, wreathed about the temples or and 
 gules. Seat—M.ooT End, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham. 
 
 WYNDHAM CREMER CREMER, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Norfolk, late Lieut. P.W.O. Norfolk Artillery, M.A. 
 (Cantab.). Born August 3, 1870, being the only son of 
 the late Thomas Wyndham Cremer, Esq., J. P., B.A. St. 
 John's Coll., Camb., by his wife Rachel Anna, eldest dau. 
 of the late John Ketton of Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, three wolves' heads erased sable, 
 on a chief gules as many cinquefoils or. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, a ram's 
 head erased per pale wavy argent and gules, armed or. 
 6Va/— Beeston Hall, Cromer, Norfolk. 
 
 CRESSWELL, see BAKER-CRESSWELL. 
 
 S GEORGE CRESSWELL, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1895 for co. Hereford, Lord of the Manor 
 of Ocle Pychard. Born Jan. 27, 1856, being the eldest son 
 of the late Thomas Cresswell of Enfield House, Hudders- 
 field, by his wife Mary, dau. of Walter Newton, late 21st 
 Light Dragoons, of Womersley Grove, Pontefract. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per fesse gules and or, a pale, three 
 squirrels sejant and as many trefoils slipped all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, between two eagles' wings gules, goutt6-d'or, 
 a bird-bolt of the last, thereon a squirrel sejant proper, 
 holding in the paws a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Vincit 
 amor patriae." Married, Feb. 4, 1886, Edith Jane, dau. 
 of Rev. Canon Snowden, Rector of Kirkby Overblow, 
 Yorks ; and has Issue— (1) George Edmund Cresswell, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 28, 1887; (2) Cyril Eystein Cresswell, 
 Gentleman, b. May 5, 1888. Seat— Oc\c Court, Hertford. 
 
 CRESSY, quartered by PRIMROSE. 
 
 SWILLIAMDILLWORTHCREWDSON,Esq.,J.P., 
 D.L. for Westmorland (High Sheriff 1888). Born 
 1838, being the eldest son of the late G. B. Crewdson, by 
 Eleanor his wife, dau. of George Fox of Perran Arworthal. 
 Clubs — Junior Carlton, Westmorland County. Livety — 
 Dark blue. Armorial bearings — Or, on a chevron azure 
 between two estoiles in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base sable, 
 three foxes' heads erased of the first. Mantling azure and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a fox's 
 head erased or, charged with an estoile and between two 
 fleurs-de-lis azure. Motto — "Sapientia tutus." Married, 
 Feb. I, 1866, Katherine, dau. of Thomas Davidson. Estate 
 and postal address — Helme Lodge, Kendal. 
 
 The Right Honourable ROBERT OFFLEY ASH- 
 BURTON CREWE-MILNES, EARL OF CREWE 
 (189s), of Crewe, co. Chester, and Baron Houghton of Great 
 Houghon, in the West Riding of co. York (1863), both in 
 the Peerage of the United Kingdom, a Member of Her 
 Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Lord- Lieutenant 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 of Ireland i8o»-95. Justice of ttie Peace nnd (..'ounty AHer- 
 nMn for the West Riding of the co. of York. Master of Arts 
 of the University of Camliridgc. Hvrit Jan la. 1858. being 
 the only son of the Kt. Hon. the first Baron Houghton, by 
 his wiM the Hon. Annabella Hungerford, dau. of the kt. 
 Hon. the second Itaron Crewe ; ap(x>intr(i I.ieut. 1st \\>st 
 York Yeomanry Cavalry 1878; was Private Secretary to 
 Earl Granville 1883 64 ; a Lord-in- Waiting to Her Majesty 
 1886 ; succeeded his father as Lord Houghton in 1883, and 
 assumeil by Royal Licence, in the year 1894, the additional 
 surname and ;trins of Crewe. Armorial bMXioj^ — He 
 bears for Amu : Quarterly i and 4, azure, a chevron be- 
 tween three windmill-sails or (for Milnes) ; a and 3 azure, a 
 lion rampant argent (for Crewe). Alxivc the escutcheon is 
 
 SOFFLEY JOHN CREWK-REAO. Ksquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Montgomery, Lieut. -Col. 4th Bait. Simlh Wales 
 Borderers. Horn Dec. 3. 1848, being the only son of the 
 late Offloy Malcolm Crewe-Read, Esq., Captain R.N., J. P. 
 and D.L. , High Sheriflf 1870, by his wife Ch.-irlottc Lucy, 
 dau. of Thomas Marmaduke George. Arxnoriai bearing 
 — Quarterly 1 and 4, azure, a griffin segreant or (for Read) ; 
 a and 3, azure, a lion rampant argent (for Crewe). Mant- 
 llni^ azure and or. Oresta ~i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 an eagle displayed sable (for Read) ; 3. out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a lion's gamb ardent, charged with a crescent 
 gules (for Crewe). Marriea, March 3, 1875, Elizabeth 
 Stuart, second dau. of Hon. Edward Morris Erskine, C. B. , 
 and granddau. of Rt. Hon. David Montagu, 3nd Lord 
 
 placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a garb or, 
 charged with a fesse dancettte azure, thereon three mullets 
 argent (for Milnes) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's 
 gamb argent, armed gules (for Crewe). Supporters — On 
 either side a pegasus argent, gorged with a collar dancett6e 
 azure, thereon three mullets argent, in the mouth a branch 
 of laurel proper. Motto — "Scio cui credidi." Married, 
 first, June 3, 1880, Sibyl Marcia, fourth dau. of Sir Frederick 
 Graham, Bart., of Netherby, by his wife Lady Jane Her- 
 mione, dau. of the Most Noble the twelfth Duke of Somer- 
 set ; and by her (who died Sept. 19, 1887) has had Issue — 
 the Hon. Richard Charles Rodes Milnes, b. July 30, 1882 
 (d. March 20, 1890) ; Lady Annabel Hungerford ; Lady 
 Celia Hermione ; and Lady Helen Cynthia, twin with Lady 
 Celia Hermione. He married secondly. 1899, Lady Mar- 
 garet Etrenne Hannah Primrose, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the 
 5th Earl of Roseberry, K.G., K.T. Seats— Yry^lon Hall, 
 Ferrybridge ; Bawtry Hall, Bawtry, in the co. of York ; 
 Crewe Hall, Crewe, in the co. of Chester ; and Madeley 
 Manor, Newcastle, in the co. of Stafford. 
 
 Erskine; and has Issue— (1) Randolph Offley Crewe-Read, 
 Gentleman, b. April 12, 1876 ; (2) Edward Charles Crewe- 
 Read, Gentleman, b. June 15, 1877 ; (3) a son, b. Dec. 17, 
 1878. C/«3— Brooks's. 
 
 5 RALPH CREYKE, Esquire, J. P. for East and West 
 Ridings of Yorkshire, and for Middlesex and West- 
 minster, D.L. , High Sheriff for Yorkshire 1894, M.P. 
 for York 1880-85. Born Sept. 5, 1849, being the elder 
 and only surviving son of the late Ralph Creyke, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. for East and West Ridings of the co. 
 of York, by his wife Louisa Frances, second dau. of Col. 
 Croft of Stillington Hall, Yorkshire. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per fesse argent and sable, a pale and three 
 rooks (called creykes in the old language of Yorkshire) 
 counterchanged, impaling the arms of Bacon, namely gules, 
 on a chief argent, two mullets pierced sable. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a garb fesseways or, a rook, wings proper. Motto— ' ' A vie 
 la verity." Married, Dec. 28, 1882, Frances Elizabeth, 
 second dau. of Sir Henry Hickman Bacon, Premier Baronet 
 of England ; and has Issue -(1) Ralph Creyke, Gentleman, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 (2) Edmund Ralph Creyke, Gentleman, 
 and Everilda Frances. 6Va/j— Rawcliffe 
 
 Hall, Goole ; Marton, Bridlington (in the possession of 
 the family since 1447). Cluds — Brooks' s, St. James's. 
 
 CRICHTON, see MAITLAND-MAKGILL-CRICH- 
 TON. 
 
 CRISP, see MOLINEUX-MONTGOMERIE. 
 
 SFRED CRISP, Esquire, D.L., J. P., and C.C. co. of 
 Cambs, High Sheriff" of Cambridgeshire and Hunt- 
 
 ingdonsliire 1898. Born 1849, being the second son of 
 William Hemington Crisp of Cambridgeshire. Armorial 
 
 bearings -Sable, on a chevron argent, surmounted by a 
 pale engrailed of the last, pierced of the field, five horse- 
 shoes counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a camelopard 
 statant argent, sem6e of pellets, gorged with a collar with 
 line reflexed over the back gules, three horseshoes sable. 
 Motto " Mens conscia recti." Married, 1874, the eldest 
 dau. of Richard Coxford of London. Seais—'White House, 
 New South gate, CO. Middlesex; Moor Barns, Maddingley; 
 and Girton, Cambridge. 
 
 FREDERICK ARTHUR CRISP, Gentleman. F.S.A. 
 
 Bom June 27, 1851, being the eldest son of 
 (Kvidn Frederick Augustus Crisp of the Hall, Playford, 
 *^*'Wt' Suffolk, and of Sarah his wife, dau. of John 
 
 Steedman of Walworth, Surrey. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Party per pale argent and 
 or, on a chevron invected and plain cotised sable, five horse- 
 stioes of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 rock proper, a cameleopard statant sable, sem^e of annulets, 
 and gorged with a collar, thereto affixed a chain refiexed 
 over the back, and holding in the mouth a horse-shoe all or ; 
 with the Motto, " Dum tempus habemus operemur bonum." 
 Married, October 21, 1880, Gertrude, dau. of John South 
 of Stutton, Suffolk; and has Issue — Dorothy; Margaret; 
 Ursula ; Katherine ; Cecily ; and Barbara. Postal ad- 
 dresses — Inglewood House, Grove Park, and of " Broad- 
 hiurst," Godalming, both in co. Surrey. Telegrams - 
 " Crisp, London." 
 
 GEORGE EDWIN CRISP, Gentleman. Born June 16, 
 1857, being the third and youngest son of Frederick Augustus 
 Crisp of The Hall, Playford, Suffolk, and of Sarah his wife, 
 dau. of John Steedman of Walworth, Surrey. Armorial 
 bearings — Party per pale argent and or, on a chevron 
 invected and plain cotised sable, five horse-shoes of the 
 second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a rock proper, a cameleopard statant 
 sable, sem^e of annulets, and gorged with a collar, thereto 
 affixed a chain reflexed over the back, and holding in the 
 mouth a horse-shoe all or. Motto — " Dum tempus habemus 
 operemur bonum." Postal address — The Hall, Playford, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY CRISP, Gentleman. Born March 
 2, 1855, being the second son of Frederick Augustus Crisp 
 of The Hall, Playford, Suffolk, and of Sarah his wife, dau. 
 of John Steedman of Walworth, Surrey. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Party per pale argent and or, on a chevron invected 
 and plain cotised sable, five horse-shoes of the second. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a rock proper, a cameleopard statant sable, 
 sem^e of annulets, and gorged with a collar, thereto affixed 
 a chain reflexed over the back, and holding in the mouth a 
 horse-shoe all or. Motto — " Dum tempus habemus opere- 
 mur bonum." Married, Dec. 8, 1882, Charlotte Elizabeth, 
 dau. of William Burehall Perrin of Compton Durville, South 
 Petherton, by Elizabeth his wife, dau. of John Francis Louch 
 of Stonechester, Somerset; and has Issue— (1) Harold God- 
 frey Crisp, Gentleman, b. May 11, 1885 ; (2) Reginald Crisp, 
 Gentleman, b. April 15, 1892 ; Muriel ; and a fourth chiKl. 
 Postal address — The Cedars, Great Bealings, Suffolk. 
 
 CRISPEN, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 CRISPIN, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 § RICHARD BENYON CROFT, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D. L., and High Sheriff 1892 for co. Herts., Lieut- 
 Col. Hertfordshire Yeomany Cavalry, served in China War 
 i860 (medal and clasp), retired Lieut. R.N. Born July 9, 
 1843, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Croft, 
 Vicar of Hilhngdon, Middlesex, by his first wife Charlotte 
 Leonora, dau. of Col. Robert Russell, H. E. I.C.S. Ar- 
 morial bearings (1308) — Quarterly per fesse indented azure 
 and argent, in the first quarter a lion passant guardant or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion passant guardant argent. Motto — "Esse 
 quam videri." Married, 1869, Anne Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Henry Page of Ware ; and has Issue — (i) Richard Page 
 Croft, Esq., J. P. CO. Herts, Capt. 4th Beds. Regt., b. 1872; 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 (a) Henry Page Croft, Uentleman, K 1881 ; loycc [m., Jan. 
 6, 1897, Geoffrey de Mountncv Oer«rd Hoare of Stan- 
 sied, Surrey]: Maud [«■.. 1897, Spencer James l^ngton of 
 Keigatr. and has issue]; Anne I'age ; Helen \m., 1897, 
 
 Major R. M. Richardson 14th Hussars, and has issue] ; 
 
 Violet Mary; and Grace. 5«a/-Fanhams Hall, Ware, 
 
 Herts. Clubs — Carlton, United Service, Royal Yacht 
 Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 The Rev. ADDISON CROP TON, M.A. Oxford, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders. Bom July 13, 1846, being the eldest son 
 of the late John fifolliott Crofton, Esq. , General in the Army, 
 CoL of the 6th Regt., B.A., T.C.D., by his wife Anne 
 Agnes, only child of John Addison of Preston. Armorial 
 bMrincr* - Per pale indented or and azure, a lion passant 
 guardant counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, seven ears of wheat on one 
 stalkproper. Motto— "DatDeusincrementum," Married, 
 Aug. 7, 1873, Mary Pilkington, dau. of John Hall of Bald- 
 ingstone; and has /wk«— Annie; and Sydney d'Abzac. 
 Postal address— LAnion Court, Settle. 
 
 HENRY THOMAS CROFTON, Gentleman. Bom 
 July 33, 1848, being the second son of John flfoUiot. Crofton, 
 Esq., General in the Army, Col. of the 6th Regt., B.A., 
 T.C.D. , by his wife Anne Agnes, only child of John Addi- 
 son of Preston. Armorial bearings - Per pale indented 
 or and azure, a lion, jiassant guardant counterchanged. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 seven ears of wheat on one stalk proper. Motto— "Dat 
 Deus incrementum." Married, Sept. 7, 1871, Martha 
 Pilling, dau. of Joseph M'Keand ; and has Issue— (\) John 
 ffolliott Frederick Crofton, Esq.. Capt. 3rd Vol. Batt. 
 Cheshire Regt. , b. Jan. 1 , 1877 ; Josephine Christie {m. , 
 Sept. 7, 1897, H. Barker-Hahlo, and has issue] ; Alice 
 Addison ; and Gladys NofiUe. 5m/— Manor House, Dids- 
 bury, Lancashire. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM d'ABZAC CROFTON, M.A. 
 Oxford, Clerk in Holy Orders. Born June 3, 1854, being 
 the fourth son of John ffolliott Crofton, Esq,, Generil in the 
 Army, Col. of the 6th Regt,, B.A., T.C.D. , by his wife 
 Anne Agnes, only child of John Addison of Preston. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Per pale indented or and azure, a lion pas- 
 sant guardant counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest -On a wreath of the colours, seven ears of wheat on 
 one stalk proper. MottO— " Dat Deus incrementum." 
 ^««^«« — Puckeridge, Standon, Ware, Herts. Club— 
 Constitutional. 
 
 CROKE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 JOHN CROKE, Esauire. Bom November 33, i8n, 
 being the fourth but only surviving son of Sir Alexander 
 Croke, Knight Bachelor, by his wife Alice, n^e Blake 
 Livery— Brown , turned up with red. Armorial bearings - 
 He bears for the Arms of Croke : Gules, a fesse Ijelwei-n 
 six martlets argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet liefilting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 two swans' necks indorsed and interlaced, issuing out of a 
 crescent all argent, and holding in their beaks an annulet 
 gules; with the Motto, " Virtutis amore. " Married, ]v\y 
 16, 1884, Ida Frances, daughter of John R. Dickson, 
 Esq., J. P., of Woodville, co. Fermanagh, and widow of 
 James Nye Croke, Commander R.N. Estates — Studley 
 Priory, co. Oxford ; and Marsh Gibbon, co. Buckingham. 
 Postal address— The Abbey, Cirencester, Gloucestershire. 
 Clubs — Junior Conservative, Piccadilly. 
 
 CROKER (U.O.). Argent, a chevron engrailed gules, 
 between three ravens proper. M antling gules and argent. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, a drinking-cup or, 
 with three fleurs-de-lis, also or, issuing above the rim, and 
 charged in the centre with a rose gules. Motto — "Deus 
 alit eo3." 
 
 Son of Edward Croker, Esq. of Ballynagarde and 
 Raleighstown, J. P., D.L., Capt. 17th Lancers, 
 b. 1812; d. 1869; fit. 184T, Lady Georgiana Ellen 
 Monck, d. of Henry Stanley, Earl of Rathdowne : — 
 Courtenay Le Poer Trench Croker, Esq., J. P. and D. L. 
 CO. Limerick, Auditor Local Govt. Board since 1882, b. 
 1853; m. i88a, Mary, d. of late Ven. Charles Hare, Arch- 
 deacon of Limerick. Seats — Ballynagarde, co. Limerick ; 
 Blackwater, Limerick. Club — County (Limerick). 
 
 Son of Charles de la Poer Beresford Croker, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1856; d. 1891 ; m. 1884, Edith Elizabeth, d. 
 of Alfred Adams : — 
 Alfred Edward Beresford Croker, Gentleman, b. 1886, 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Col. William Croker, C.B., 17th Regt., b. ; 
 
 d. 1852 \ m. , d. of Charles Stokes, B.C.S. : — 
 
 Edward Croker, Esq., late Capt. 17th Regt., b. 
 Res.— 
 
 CROKER (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a chevron 
 engrailed gules, between three ravens proper (Croker) ; 
 
 2 and 3, argent, a lion rampant between three crescents 
 gules, issuant from each crescent an estoile of the field, 
 over all a fesse azure (Dillon). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a two-handled drinking- 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Cro 
 
 Cro 
 
 335 
 
 cup or, charged with a rose gules and above it three fleurs- 
 de-lis argent. Motto — " Deus alit eos." [Ped. U.O.]. 
 [livery — ^Silver-grey, black collar and cuffs, red piping. 
 
 Son of Eyre Coote Croker (s. of Major Henry Croker 
 
 and Harriet, only d. and h. of Arthur Dillon), b. ; 
 
 d. ; m. , Frances, fourth d. of John Welstead of 
 
 Ballywalter, co. Cork : — 
 Richard Croker, Gentleman, b. 1843 ; m. 1873, Elizabeth, 
 d. of Samuel Eraser ; and has had issue — (i) Richard Sandes 
 Croker, Gentleman, b. 1876; (2) Frank Henry Croker, 
 Gentleman, d. 1905; (3) Herbert Vincent Croker, Gentle- 
 man, d. 1904; {4) Howard Croker, Gentleman, b. ; 
 Florence; and Ethel. ^«.— Glencairn, Stillorgan, Dublin. 
 Edward James O'Brien Croker, Gentleman, Irish Trafific 
 Manager, Great Western Railway of England [son of 
 William Roberts Croker (s. of Major Henry Croker and 
 Harriet, only d. and h. of Arthur Dillon), b. 1816; d. 1850; 
 7)1. 1839, Catherine Margaret, d. of William Croker, 
 Solicitor, Baggot Street, Dublin], b. 1847; m. 1880, 
 Henrietta Emily, d. of William Odium of Meelick, 
 Maryborough, Queen's Co.; and has issue— (i) Edward 
 James O'Brien Croker, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) George 
 FitzGerald Croker, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (3) Croft on 
 Croker, Gentleman, b. 1888; (4) William Pennefather 
 Croker, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; (5) Reginald Croker, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1891 ; (6) Launcelot Hungerford Croker, Gentle- 
 man, b. 189s ; Elizabeth Drought ; and Emma Wilhelmina. 
 Post. add. — Gweebarra, Palmerston Road, Dublin. 
 
 CROMMELIN. see DE LA CHEROIS-CROMMELIN. 
 
 SJOHN GILBERT CROMPTON. Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for Derbyshire, High Sheriff 1873. Bom 1819, 
 being the eldest son of Gilbert Crompton, Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L., by Deborah Catherine, dau. and co-h. of late Rev. 
 George Bossley, Vicar of Chesterfield, Rector of Clown, co. 
 Derby. Armoilal bearings— Vert, on a bend argent, 
 double-cotised ermine, between two covered cups or, a lion 
 passant gules, on a chief azure three pheons or. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-horse rampant, vulned in the breast by an arrow or, 
 shafted and feathered argent. Motto—' ' Love and loyalty. " 
 Married, ist, 1852, Millicent Ursula Mary [d. 1859), dau. 
 of Henry Smedley ; and had Issue — Isabel Emma [m. , 1876, 
 C. E. Arkwright]; 2ndly, Sept. 21, 1865, Caroline Georgiana, 
 only dau. of Fred. Chaplin of Tathwell Hall, co. Lincoln, 
 and has issue — John Gilbert Frederick Crompton, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 5, 1869 ; and Millicent Evelyn Cecilia Georgina. 
 Seai — Flower Lilies, Windley, Derbyshire. 
 
 CROMPTON-ROBERTS (H. Coll., R.L., 3 Aug. 1861). 
 
 per bend dove-tailed gules and or, a lion rampant between 
 in sinister chief and dexter base two pheons all counter- 
 changed (for Roberts); ii. and iii. per pale argent and 
 azure, on a fesse wavy between three lions rampant, two 
 lozenges all counterchanged (for Crompton), a crescent for 
 difference ; 2 grand quarter, the same arms of Roberts ; 3 
 grand quarter, the same arms of Crompton. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crests- 1. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion guardant per bend dove-tailed or and gules, 
 holding in the dexter paw a sword erect also gules, and 
 resting the sinister upon a pheon or (for Roberts) ; 2. 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant or, pellett^e, 
 resting the dexter paw upon an escutcheon azure charged 
 with a lozenge argent (for Crompton). Motto—" God and 
 my conscience." Livery — Blue. 
 
 Sons of the late Charles Henry Crompton-Roberts, 
 
 Esq., of Drybridge and 16 Belgrave Square, by Mary, 
 
 only d. and h. of the late Roger Crompton of Breight- 
 
 met and Kearsley, Lancashire : — 
 
 Henry Roger Crompton-Roberts, Esq., Maj. Gren. Gds., 
 
 b. 18 May 1863. Town res. — 16 Belgrave Square, S.W. 
 
 Club ~ Guards'. 
 
 Charles Montagu Crompton-Roberts, Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. Monmouth, High Sheriff 1897, and Capt. R. 
 Monmouthshire Roy. Eng. (Militia), b. 22 July 1865 ; m. 
 26 May 1896, Winifred Eyre, eld. d. of Walpole Lloyd 
 Greenwell of Marden Park, Surrey. Seat — Drybridge, 
 Monmouth. London add. — 52 Mount Street, W. Clubs — 
 Conservative, Wellington. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM CROOKES, Knight Bachelor (1897), 
 Fellow of the Royal Society, Past President of the 
 
 Quarterly i and 4 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii. 
 
 Society of Psychical Research, Past President of the 
 Chemical Society, Past President of the Institution of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
53« 
 
 €ro 
 
 Cro 
 
 Blacthcal EnRiiMwn. Pmi President of the British Asso- 
 dUion. lii>m June 17, 1839. Ijcing the eldest son bv 
 his second nwuriii^ of the Utc Joseph Crookrs of Drook 
 Green, hy his wife Mnry. daughter of the late John 
 Scott of Aynhoe, Northiiiniitonshire. Armorial bear- 
 tagl— Or. on a chevron vert, three prisms proper, between 
 in chief two crones pattc^e of the second, and in base a 
 radiometer proper. Mantling vert and or. OrMt On a 
 wreath of the colours, an elephant quarterly or and vett. 
 chargril with two crosses patt<^ countcrchanged. resting 
 the dexter forefoot on a |>risni proper. MottO— " Ubi crux 
 ibi lux." Married, i8c6, Ellen, dau. of W. Humphrey of 
 Darlington; and hias fsiue~(i) Henry Crookes, Esq., b. 
 May 07, 18C9 ; (9) Joseph Crookes, Esq., b. Nov. aa. 1861 ; 
 (3) John William Crookes, Esq., b. Oct. 30, 1863; (4) 
 Bernard Humphrey Crookes, Elsq., b. Oct. a8, 1865; (5) 
 Walter Scott Crookes, Esq., b. May 16, 1867; (6) Lewis 
 Philip Crookes, Esq., b. May a, 1874; Alice Mary; 
 and Florence Ellen Jane, d. 1884. Residence—'j Kensing- 
 ton I'ark Gardens, W. C/k^j— Athenaeum, Grosvenor, 
 Savile. 
 
 CROOKS (L.R.). Gules, on a bend or, three escutcheons 
 table, a crescent of the second for difference. Mantling 
 
 gules and or. CSrest — A demi-leopard rampant proper. 
 Motto — " Nihil sine Deo." 
 
 Son of Robert Crooks, and Mary, d. of Peter 
 
 Fleming : — 
 Robert Fleming Crooks, Gentleman, b. 1855; m. 1901, 
 Edith, d. of Samuel Hammond Russell of Boston, U.S.A., 
 and widow of ist Baron Playfair. Res.— 72 South Audley 
 Street, London, W. 
 
 CROPPER, see THORNBURGH-CROPPER. 
 
 5 
 
 CHARLES JAMES CROPPER, Esquire, J. P., D.L., 
 B.A. (Cantab.). Bom July 6, 1852, being the eldest 
 
 son of James Cropper, Esq., J. P., D.L., High Sheriff of 
 Westmorland 1874, M. P. for Kendal 1880 85, by his wife 
 Fanny Alison, dau. of the late- Joiin Wakefield of Sedgwick. 
 Club — Brooks's. Armorial bearings — Or, two spears in 
 saltire azure, on a chid dovetailed of the last, as many 
 crop(ier pigeons of the first ; impahng the arms of Holland, 
 namely, jK-r pale argent and azure, sem6e-de-lis, a lion 
 rampant guardant all counterchnnged, the whole debruised 
 by a tiendlct engrailed gules. Mantling azure and or. 
 Orest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, in 
 front of two spears in saltire azure, a cropper pigeon or. 
 Motto -" Love all men, fear no man." Married, Aug. 3, 
 1876, Hon. Edith Emily Holland, eldest dau. of the Rt. 
 Hon. the first Viscount knutsford, Bart., G.C.M.G. ; and 
 has Issue — James Winstanley Cropper, Gentlemi\n, b, 1879; 
 Eleanor Margaret ; Mary Frances ; Margaret Beatrice ; and 
 Sibyl Edith. Residence — EUergreen, Kendal. Club — 
 Brooks's. 
 
 EDWARD WILLIAM CROPPER, Esf|uire, J. P. co. 
 Lancaster. Bom July 7, 1833, IxMng the third son of the 
 late John Cropper, Gentleman, of Dingle Bank, by his wife 
 Anne, dau. of the late John Wakefield of Sedgwick, Kendal. 
 Club — Lyceum (Liverpool). Armorial beazings — Or, two 
 spears in saltire nzure, on a chief dovetailed of the last, as 
 many cropper pigeons of the first ; impaling the arms of 
 Wright, namely sable, on achevron argent, three spears' heads 
 gules, in chief two unicorns' heads erased argent, armed and 
 maned or, in base, on a pile of the last, issuing from the 
 chevron , a unicorn's head erased of the first. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, uf)on a rock 
 proper, in front of two spears in saltire azure, a cropper 
 pigeon or. MottO — " Love all men, fear no man." Mar- 
 ried, May 30, 1861, Frances, dau. of the late Ichabod Charles 
 Wright, Esq., M.A., of Mapperley Hall; and has Issue — 
 Rev. James Cropper, B.A. Camb.,^. Maya, i862r»«., March 
 8, 1888, Ethel Frances, dau. of G. Percival Smithj ; (2) John 
 Cropper, Gentleman, Medical Missionary (M.A. , M.B. 
 Camb.), b. Sept. 17, 1864 [m., Feb. 6, 1895, Ann Ellen, dau. 
 of T. A. Walker] ; (3) Rev. Charles Henry Edward Cropper, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 25, 1866 [w., April 30, 1891, Ethel Mary, 
 dau. of Rev. Conrad Greeri] ; (4) Edward Nevill Cropper, 
 b. May 14, 1869, d. in infancy ; (5) Rev. Frederick William 
 Cropper, M.A. Camb., b. Feb. i, 1871 ; Frances Mildred 
 Theodosia ; Mary Isabella ; Anne Wakefield ; Emily Mabel ; 
 and Evelyn Wright. Residence — Fearnhead, Great Crosby, 
 near Liverpool. 
 
 CROSBIE, see TALBOT-CROSBIE. 
 
 CROSBIE (U.O.). Argent, a lion rampant sable, in 
 chief two dexter hands couped and erect gules. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 three swords, two in saltire the points downwards, the third 
 in pale point upwards, environed with a snake all proper. 
 Motto — " Indignante invidia florebit Justus." Livery — 
 Dark blue and yellow. 
 
 Son of Sir William Richard Crosbie, 7th Bart., b. 
 
 1820; d. 1877; m. 1854, Catherine, d. of Rev. Samuel 
 
 Madden : — 
 
 Sir William Edward Douglas Crosbie, 8th Bart. (24 
 
 April 1630), of Maryborough, Queen's Co., late Lieut. 
 
 Beds Mil., b. 1855; m. 1893, Georgina Mary, d. of 
 
 Thomas Edward Milles Marsh of Bath ; and has issue — 
 
 Marjorie Kathleen. Res. — 
 
 Sons of William Talbot Talbot-Crosbie, Esq., J.P., 
 D.L., b. 1817; d. 1886; m. 1839, Susan Anne, d. 
 of Hon. Lindsey Merrik Peter Burrell : — 
 Lindsey Bertie Talbot-Crosbie, Esq., of Ardfert (q.v.). 
 William David Talbot-Crosbie, Gentleman, b. 1849; 
 m. 1874, Kathleen Sophia, d. of Col. E. T. Coke of 
 Trusley. Res. — 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. James Crosbie of Ballyheigue Castle, 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Kerry (High Sheriff 1862), b. 
 1832; d. 1897; m. i860, Rosa, d. of Sir John Lister 
 Lister-Kaye, 2nd Bart., of Denby Grange, Wake- 
 field :— 
 James Dayrolles Crosbie, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Kerry 
 (High Sheriff 1894), late Lieut. Roy. Welsh Fus., b. 1865 ; 
 m. 1894, Maria Caroline, d. of late Major James Leith, 
 V.C. of Scots Greys (s. of Sir Alexander Leith of Glen- 
 kindie) ; and has issue — Oonah Mary. Seat — Ballyheigue 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Plate XI. 
 
 IioVH©?§ 
 
 ©H£5©y 
 
 ROVDS 
 
 Bflrgooj 
 
Castle, Ballyheigue, co. Kerry. 
 Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Clubs — Naval and Mil. 
 
 Yr. sons of Pierse Crosbie of Ballyheigue (High 
 Sheriff co. Kerry 1815), b. ; d. 1849 ; m. and, 
 
 1831, Elizabeth, d. of Thomas William Sandes Esq., 
 D.L. , of Sallow Glen, co. Kerry : — 
 Pierse Crosbie, Gentleman, late Lieut. 7th Roy. Fus. , 
 b. ; in. 1875, Lissie, d. of Thomas McClelland of 
 
 Greencastle, co. Donegal. Res. — Castle House, Green- 
 castle, Moville, Donegal. 
 
 Leslie Wren Crosbie, Gentleman, b. ; m. , 
 
 Agnes, d. of Rowland Bateman. Res. — Bnindon View, 
 Ardfert, co. Kerry. 
 
 Francis Crosbie, Gentleman, b. ; in. 1876, Henrietta 
 
 Anne, d. of Thomas Smith of Woodford, Listowel, Co. 
 Inspector R.LC. ; and has issue — Margaret Henrietta, 
 and Maria Alice. Res.— 10 Belgrave Square, Dublin. 
 
 WALTER CROSLAND, Esquire, J. P. for co. Berks. 
 Born Feb. 3, i860, being the eldest son of Edward Powell 
 Crosland of Stainley House, Yorks, and of Maria his wife, 
 dau. of the late John Mundell of Castley, Yorks. Livery— 
 Dark blue. Armorial bearings— Quarterly argent and 
 gules, a cross parted and fretted between four crosses 
 bottony all counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect proper, 
 grasping a cross bottony gules, between two roses gules, 
 stalked leaved and slipped also proper. Married, April 
 30, 1892, Eliza Cockshott, dau. of the late George Hender- 
 son of Ealing, Middlesex; and has Issue — (i) Harold 
 Powell Crosland, Gentleman, b. March 5, 1893 : (2) Walter 
 Hugh Crosland, Gentleman, b. Nov. 28, 1894; and Evelyn 
 May. Residence— The Grange, Eaton Hastings, Faringdon, 
 Berks. 
 
 CROSS, see INNES- CROSS 
 CROSS. 
 
 and SHEPHERD - 
 
 CROSS (U.O.). Quarterly, gules and or, in the first and 
 fourth quarters a cross potent argent, in the second and 
 third quarters a rose of the first seeded of the second, 
 barbed vert. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stork proper holding in the beak a cross 
 potent fitchde argent and resting the dexter claw on a rose 
 gules, seeded or, barbed vert. 
 
 Son of Col. William Cross of Dartan, J. P. and D.L. 
 
 CO. Armagh (High Sheriff i860), b. 1815 ; d. 1882 ; m. 
 
 1844, Frances Jane, only d. of Major-Gen. Pennell 
 
 Cole. R.E:— 
 William Pennell Cross, Esq., J. P. co. Armagh, Barrister- 
 at-Law, LL.B., b. 1849; in. 1883, Beatrice Lucinda, d. of 
 Rev. Dominick Augustus Browne, M.A. Seat — Dartan, 
 Killylea, co. Armagh. 
 
 Cto 337 
 
 Sons of Arthur Charles Innes Cross (R.L., 1887, 
 
 formerly Innes), Esq., of Dromantine, co. Down, J.P., 
 
 D.L., M.P., b. 1834; d. 1902; m. 2nd, 1887, Jane 
 
 Beauchanip, d. of Col. William Cross of Dartan, d. 
 
 1882 :— 
 
 Arthur Charles Wolseley Innes-Cross, Gentleman [Arms 
 
 (R.L. , 1887)— Quarterly, i and 4, Cross, as above ; 2 and 3, 
 
 argent, three estoiles azure, a bordure engrailed of the last, 
 
 charged alternately with eight bezants and as many trefoils 
 
 or (Innes). Crests— i. Cross, as above ; 2. on a wreath of 
 
 the colours, an estoile azure (Innes). Mottoes— Under 
 
 arms, " Certavi et vici"; over Innes crest, "Be traiste." 
 
 Seat — Dromantine, Newry, co. Down. 
 
 Sydney Maxwell Innes-Cross, Gentleman, b. 1894. 
 Res. — 
 
 ALEXANDER CROSS, Esquire, J. P. for co. Ayr. 
 Born 1851, being the eldest son of the late David Cross, 
 Gentleman, of East Bank and Ingliston, in the county of 
 Renfrew, and of Knockdon, in the county of Ayr, by his 
 wife Mary, dau. of Alexander Paterson. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Argent, an ear of wheat proper, between four cross cross- 
 lets fitch^e sable, one, two, and one, within a bordure parted 
 per pale of the second and or. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a griffin 
 segreant sable, armed, beaked, and winged or. Motto— 
 "Sub cruce copia." /'/-o/^r/)'— Knockdon, Maybole, co. 
 Ayr. Residence — Langbank, Renfrewshire. Clubs — 
 Western (Glasgow), County (Ayr), Badminton, Wynd- 
 ham. 
 
 S CARLTON CROSS, Esquire, J. P. for County Palatine 
 of Lancaster, M.A. (Oxon.), Lord of the Manor of 
 Whittle-le- Woods. Bom August 30, 1859, being the eldest 
 son of the late J. K. Cross, Esq. , J. P., formerly Member of 
 Parliament, and Under Secretary of State for India, by his 
 wife Emily Jane, dau. of James Carlton, Esq., J. P. Livery 
 —Green coat, with yellow and green striped vest. Armorial 
 bearings— Or, a cross molme vert, charged with three 
 fleurs-de-lis in fesse of the field, a chief of the second, thereon 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
S3< 
 
 Cro 
 
 asallira urgent, between two fleun-de-lis of the first. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placetl ft helmet brfittinR his degree, with 
 a nuinthng vert ami or. Cr«Bt— Upon a wrcalh of the 
 colours, in front of a dragon's head coupt'd gules, hingued 
 
 Si>UI. collared argent, three fleurs-de-lis Icsseways or. 
 [OttOM— "Ex cruce tlores. Fruth is in my trust." 
 
 Married, June 17. 1886, Emily, third dau of R. H. Briscoe, 
 
 Cro 
 
 t Sept. I, 1894 ; (a) NoBl Paton Cross. Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 7. '897: (3) Donald Cross, Gentleman, b. May 27, 1900. 
 
 Esq , Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant, of Old 
 Caynton. co. Shropshire; and has Issue — (i) John Kynas- 
 ton Carlton Cross. Gentleman, born August 27. 1889 ; 
 (2) Reginald Carlton Cross. Gentleman, bom November 11. 
 1891 ; (3) Wilfrid Randall Carlton Cross. Gentleman, born 
 September 30. 1893. Estates — Crooke Hall, and Martin 
 House, Whittle-le-Woods, all in the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster. Postal address — Crooke Hall, Chorley, Lanca- 
 shire. Club — Boodle's. 
 
 DAVID CROSS, Esquire, J. P. for co. Renfrew. Born 
 1853, being the second son of the late David Cross, Gentle- 
 man, of East Bank and Ingliston. in the county of Renfrew, 
 and of Knockdon. in the county of Ayr. by his wife Mary. 
 dau. of Alexander Paterson. Annorlal bearings — Argent, 
 an ear of wheat profjer between four cross crosslets fitch^. 
 one. two, and one sable, within a bordure engrailed parted 
 per |)ale of the second and or. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. CJrest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a griffin 
 segreant sable, armed, beaked, and winged argent. Motto 
 — "Sub cruce copia." 5*a/ Ingliston, Bishopton, Ren- 
 frewshire. C/«*— Western (Glasgow). 
 
 ROBERT CROSS, Gentleman, Fellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries of Scotland, Merchant in Leith. Born Nov. 
 22, 1862, being the sixth and youngest son of the late 
 David Cross of Blast Bank and Ingliston, in the co. of 
 Renfrew, and of Knockdon in the co. of Ayr, J. P. , by his 
 wife Mary, dau. of Alexander Paterson. Armorial bear- 
 ili£^ — Argent, an ear of wheat proper, between four cross 
 crosslets fitch^, one, two, and one sable, within a bordure 
 indented parted per pale of the second and or, and impaling 
 the arms of Paton, namely azure, a wolfs head argent, 
 between two crescents in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base or. 
 Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a griffin segreant sable, armed beaked and winged 
 argent. Motto — "Sub cruce copia." Married, April 4. 
 1893. Caroline Aimili Robertson, third dau. of Sir Noel 
 Paton, R.S.A., LL.D., Her Majesty's Limner for Scotland; 
 and has Issue— (i) Alexander Robertson Cross, Gentleman, 
 
 Residence— T2 Moray Place, Edinburgh, 
 versity (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow). 
 
 Clubs — Uni- 
 
 WILLIAM CROSS, Gentleman. Born Nov. 27, 1850, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Assheton Cross, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., Col. ist R. L. Militia, by his wife 
 Katharine Matilda, fourth daughter of Charles Winn of 
 Nostell Priory, co. York, and sister of ist Lord St. Oswald. 
 Armoiial bearings— Gules, a cross flory argent, charged 
 with five passion-nails sable, a bordure of the second. 
 MnntilTigr gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head erased argent, gorged with a double 
 chain gold, therefrom pendent a mullet pierced sable, in the 
 beak a passion-nail also sable. Motto— "Crede Cruci." 
 Married, 1879, Marianne, dau. of Charles Murray Adamson 
 of Jesmond, co. Northumberland. Seat—Kcdi Scar, Pres- 
 ton, CO. Lancaster. 
 
 CROSSE, quartered by HAMILTON. 
 
 The Reverend MARLBOROUGH CROSSE, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Vicar of Terrington St. Clement, King's Lynn, 
 Norfolk. Born Aug. 6, 1826, fourth son of William Crosse 
 of CO. Wicklow. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a pile or, 
 between two mullets of six points in base, a cross potent 
 counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a gryphon's head erased gules, charged 
 with a mullet of six points or, between two crosses potent, 
 also gules. Motto— " Esse quam videri." Married, Nov. 
 25, 1848, Elizabeth, dau. of James Wilson of co. Carlow; 
 and has Issue -{i) James Stuart Crosse. Gentleman, b. 
 April 2, 1852 [m. Agnes, dau. of F. Gayford] ; (2) 
 William Henry Crosse, Gentleman, M.D., b. Sept. 4, 1858, 
 d. Feb. 24, 1903 ; (3) Marlborough Crosse, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 17, 1864 ; (4) Frederick Crosse, Gentleman, b. Dec. 9, 
 1866, d. Dec. 13, 1899 ; (s) John Richard Crosse, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1871. d. in infancy; Harriet Elizabeth; Eliza- 
 beth Frances [m. Cornelius Thorne, Shanghai] ; Charlotte 
 Elizabeth [m. Lieut. -Col. C. F. H. Beardmore]; Mary 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Cro 
 
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 Ann, d. in infancy ; Kate Louisa, d. in infancy ; Phillis 
 Arabella [m. Dr. G. Kendall]. Postal address — The 
 
 Vicarage, Terrington St. Clement, near King's Lynn, Nor- 
 folk. 
 
 § THOMAS RICHARD CROSSE, Esquire, Hon. Col. 
 3rd and 4th Batts. North Lancashire Regt. Bom 
 
 Kpt. 29, 1829, being the eldest son of Thomas Bright 
 >osse, Esq. (formerly Ikin), by his wife Anne Mary, 
 
 second daughter of Richard Crosse. C/«^^ — Carlton, 
 University. Livery — White coat, scarlet waistcoat, scarlet 
 plush breeches, white stockmgs. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly gules and or, in the first and 
 fourth quarters a cross potent argent, and impaling the 
 arms of Stewart, namely, quarterly i. or, a lion rampant 
 within a double tressnre flory and counter-flory gules (for 
 Scotland) ; 2. or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, in chief 
 a label of three points gules (for Stuart) ; 3. argent, a saltire 
 engrailed between four roses gules (for Lennox) ; 4. or, a 
 lion rampant ^les (for Macduff). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 stork proper, holding in its beak a cross potent fitch^e 
 argent; with the Motto, "Sub cruce salus." Married, 
 January 5, i860, Mary, commonly known as Lady Mary, 
 eldest daughter of the Right Honourable the fourth Earl of 
 Castlestuart ; and has Issue — Kathleen Mary; and Ella 
 Beatrice [married, November 28, 1888, John Ormerod Scarlet 
 Thursby, Esquire, and has issue, one daughter]. Estates — 
 Shaw Hill and Crosse Hall, both in the county of Lanca- 
 ster. Postal addresses - Chorley, Lancashire ; 38 Grosvenor 
 Gardens, S.W. 
 
 TALBOT KING CROSSFIELD, Esquire. J. P. for 
 Suffolk, Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn). Born April 15, 
 1861, being the elder son of Abraham Crossfield of Stam- 
 ford Hill, CO. London, Solicitor, by his wife Miranda Eliza, 
 dau. of William Grimwood King. Armorial bearing^s 
 — Azure, on a chief nebuly or, four crosses couped of 
 the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a talbot passant or, holding in the mouth a 
 cross crosslet fitch^e azure, and resting the dexter fore-leg 
 on a cross coujDed as in the arms. Motto — " La croix ma 
 foi." Married, Sept. 15, 1892, Sarah Jane, dau. of William 
 TuUet Howard ; and has Issue — Hilda Emmeline (d. Sept. 
 14, 1898) ; and Dorothy Miranda. Estate — Stanningfield, 
 Suffolk. Postal address — Stanningfield, Bury St. Edmunds; 
 8 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London. 
 
 GROSSMAN (H. Coll.). Sable, on a chevron or, between 
 two goats' heads erased argent in chief, and an eider duck 
 in base proper, three cross crosslets gules. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 goat's head erased argent, three cross crosslets gules. 
 Motto — " In cruce spes mea." 
 
 Sons of Major-Gen. Sir William Grossman, K.C.M.G. , 
 R.E., M.P., J. P., F.S.A., b. 1830; d. 1901 ; m. 
 1855, Catharine Josephine, d. of John Lawrence 
 Morley of Albany, West Australia : — 
 
 Robert Grossman, Esq., J. P. co. Hereford,*. 1862; m. 
 1891, Elsie H., d. of late Capt. E. L. Clogstoun of Four 
 Peaks, New Zealand. Seats— Gumsla^H , Berwick-on-Tweed ; 
 Wilcot House, Nesscliffe, Salop. 
 
 Lawrence Morley Grossman, Esq., J. P. Northumber- 
 land, Major late 5th Batt. Northumberland Fus., Lord of 
 the Manor of Holy Island, b. 1864 ; m. 1887, Frances Ann, 
 d. of late J. T Ronaldson of Howick Grange, Northumber- 
 land ; and has issue— (i) Francis Lindisfarne Morley Cross- 
 man, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; (2) William Ronald Morley 
 Grossman, Gentleman, b. 1894. 5ea^j— Cheswick House, 
 Beal, R.S.O., Northumberland; Manor House, Holy 
 Island, Beal, R.S.O., Northumberland. C"/«d — Junior 
 United Service. 
 
 CROSWELLER (H. Coll.). Gules, a lion rampant or, 
 holding with the forepaws a spear erect proper, in chief two 
 plates fessewise, each charged with a trefoil slipped vert, 
 and on an escutcheon of pretence, the arms of Pates, 
 namely, argent, a chevron per pale ermine and ermines 
 between three pellets each within an annulet sable. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a cross patee sable, a lion's face or. MottO— 
 " Vive ut vivas." 
 
 Only son of William David Crosweller (son of late 
 
 David Crosweller of Kennington Park Road), b. 1822 ; 
 
 d. 1890 ; m. 1849, Sarah Ward, third and ygst. d. of 
 
 late Joseph Pates of Headington, Oxfordshire :— 
 
 William Thomas Crosweller, Gentleman F.Z.S.. 
 
 F R S L M S.A., Renter Warden of the Worshipful 
 
 Company of Gardeners, and Liveryman of the Worshipful 
 
 Companies of Spectacle Makers, Shipwrights, and Patten 
 
 Makers, Life Member of the British Association and Life 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 CtO 
 
 Cro 
 
 Fellow of the Imperial Institute. *. 1851 ; m. 188a, Annie, 
 eld. d. and coh. of late William Pates of Hcadington, 
 
 w 
 
 Clubs — Royal Temple 
 
 ip, F 
 Yacht, Surrey County Cricket. 
 
 WALLACE GEORGE CROTHERS, Esq., formerly 
 Capt. 4th Batt. Loyal N. Lancashire Regt. Born 1849, 
 being the only son of the late Robert Crothers of Auchna- 
 cloy, CO. Tyrone, by Jessie, dau. of William Murdoch of 
 Greenock (she died 1872). Armorial bearings— Gules, a 
 bend wavy vair^e azure and or, between two lions ramp>ant 
 argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a club lying fesseways proper, an heraldic 
 tiger passant or. Motto — "Sperandum est." Married, 
 1873, Fanny, dau. of Augustus H. Ward of Elm and Wis- 
 bech, CO. Cambridge; and has, with other /w«*- Robert 
 Boyne Crothers, &2ntleman, b. 1876. Seat — Highfields, 
 Chew Magna, Somerset. 
 
 STROMAS CROWE. Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Clare 
 (High Sheriff 1877), late Lieut. 17th Lancers. Born 
 1844, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Crowe, Esq., 
 D.L., of Dromore, by Isabella, dau. of the late William H. 
 Hume, Esq., M. P., of Hume Wood; educated at Trin. 
 Coll., Dublin. Clubs — Army and Navy, Naval and Mili- 
 tary. Armorial bearing^s — Argent, on a mount vert, an 
 oak tree proper, a canton gules, charged with an antique 
 Irish crown or. Mantling vert and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, ujjon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, an 
 Irish wolf-dog argent, collared gules. Motto — " Skagh 
 M'Encbroe." Seat — Dromore, Ruan, co. Clare. 
 
 S THOMAS CARLISLE CROWE, Esquire. Major-Gen. 
 late Royal Horse Artillery. Bom Sept. 15, 1830, being 
 the eldest son of Capt. John Crowe, 93rd Sutherland High- 
 landers, by his wife Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Hon. E. 
 Stather, Member Legislative Council of Nevis, W.I. Clubs 
 — The United Service Club, Radnor (Folkestone), Byculla 
 (Bombay). Armorial bearingrs — Argent, on a mount vert, 
 an oak tree proper, a canton gules, charged with an 
 antique Irish crown or. Crest — On a mount vert, an Irish 
 wolf-dog argent, collared gules. Motto — " Shagh me 
 enchroe." Married, Nov. 23, 1859, Ellen Maynard, 
 dau. ot Rev. William Branthwaite Clarke, M.A., F.R.S. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Mordaunt Abingdon Carlisle Crowe, 
 Esq., Capt, R.A. ; (2) William Maynard Carlisle Crowe, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Warwickshire Regt., b. Sept. 11, 
 1870; Eleanor Ix>uisa Carlisle; and Agnes Dolores 
 Carlisle. Seats — Barefield, Carhunahovan, and Granahan, 
 CO. Clare, Ireland. 
 
 EDWARD BOWLES CROWFOOT, Gentleman, 
 Bachelor of Medicine. Born October 21, 1845, being the 
 son of the late William Edward Crowfoot, Esq. , J. P. , by 
 
 his wife Ellen, youngest dau. of Richard Beckford Miller. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Or, two chev- 
 ronels azure, between three ravens sable, a canton of the 
 second charged with a staff erect of the first, entwined with 
 a snake proper; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert a raven sable, supporting with 
 dexter claw a staff erect, and entwined with a snake as in 
 the arms ; with the MottO, " Cavendo tutus." 
 
 The Reverknu JOHN HENCHMAN CROWFOOT, 
 Chancellor of Lincoln Cathedral, Master of Arts, Fellow of 
 Jesus College, Oxford. Bom October 16, 1841, being the 
 second son of the late William Edward Crowfoot, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, by his wife ICUcn, younxost daughter 
 of Richard B<'ckford Miller. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, two chevronels azure, between three ravens 
 sable, a canton of the second, charged with a staff erect of 
 the first, entwined with a snake proper ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert a raven 
 sable, supporting with dexter claw a staff erect, and entwined 
 with a snake as in the arms; with the Motto, " Cavendo 
 tutus." Married, August 8, 1872, Mary Eli/.at)eth, daughter 
 of Robert Bayly of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law ; 
 and has had Issue— ]ohn Winter Crowfoot, Gentleman, 
 B.A., B.N.C. (Oxon.), Assistant Director of Education in 
 the Sudan, b. July 28, 1873 ; Agnes Mary ; Ellen Monica ; 
 and Margaret Eva. Residence — Sub-Deanery, Lincoln. 
 
 WILLIAM MILLER CROWFOOT, Esquire, Bachelor 
 of Medicine. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, 
 Justice of the Peace. Born May 2, 1837, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Edward Crowfoot, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, by his wife Ellen, youngest daughter 
 of William Beckford Miller. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, two chevronels azure, between three ravens 
 sable, a canton of the second, charged with a staff erect of 
 the first, entwined with a snake proper ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a raven 
 sable, supporting with dexter claw a staff erect, and en- 
 twined with a snake as in the arms ; with the Motto, 
 "Cavendo tutus." Married, June 30, 1874, Catharine 
 Anne, daughter of Robert Bayly of the Inner Temple, 
 Barrister-at-Law; and has Issue — (i) William Bayly Crow- 
 foot, Gentlt-man, born September 2, 1878; (2) Alfred 
 Henchman Crowfoot, Gentleman, born September 14, 1881 ; 
 (3) Arthur Rustat Crowfoot, Gentleman, born May 26, 1886 ; 
 Amy Vaughan ; Ellen Mabel ; and Eva Catharine Mary. 
 Residence — Beccles, Suffolk. 
 
 The Reverend SAMUEL BRYAN CROWTHER- 
 BEYNON, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. of the Univ. of 
 
 Cambridge. Bom Dec. 8, 1829, being the elder son of the 
 Rev. Samuel Crowther, by his wife Hester Barnardiston, 
 dau. of the Rev. Richard William Yates of The Elms, 
 Solihull, in the co. of Warwick, and assumed by Royal 
 License in 1879 the additional surname and the arms of 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
€to 
 
 Cru 
 
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 Beynon. Clud — Junior Conservative. Armorial bearings 
 
 (of Beynon) — Per pale wavy azure and gules, on a bend 
 cotised or, three cross crosslets vert (for distinction a rose 
 gold). Upon the escutclieon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for the 
 Crest of Beynon, on a wreath of the colours, a lion ram- 
 pant argent, semee of cross crosslets vert, holding between 
 the forepaws an escutcheon also argent, thereon a grey- 
 hound's head erased pean, charged on the shoulder for 
 distinction with a rose gules. Married, January 20, 1864, 
 Gertrude Anne Barnardiston, daughter of Richard Bar- 
 nardiston Yates, late Captain sgth Regiment ; and has 
 Issue — Vernon Bryan Crowther- Beynon, Gentleman, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. Oct. 21, 1865 [married, January 31, 1894, Mary, daughter 
 of the Reverend Frederick Walter Giffard] : and Margaret 
 Hester. Estates — Sline's Oaks, in the county of Surrey ; 
 Ware Hill, Amwell, in the county of Hertford. Postal 
 address — Beckenham, Kent. 
 
 CROXTON, quartered bv EGERTON-WARBUR- 
 TON, BARTLETT, EGERTON-WARBURTON, and 
 FERRERS. 
 
 BOYDELL CROXTON, Esquire, formerly in the 17th 
 Foot, Cornet Shropshire Yeomanry, and Captain Shrop- 
 shire Militia. Bom 1819, being the only son of the late 
 John Croxton of Erway, by Anne, dau. of Josiah Boydell of 
 kilhendre Park and Sodylt Hall, co. Salop. Annorial 
 bearings - Or, a fesse nebuly between two crosses botonny 
 
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 fitchfe in chief azure, and in base a tun proper. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter cubit arm vested azure, cuffed argent, encircled by a 
 wreath of oak, the hand supporting a cross botonny fitchfe 
 in pale or, on the dexter side of the wreath. Married, 1845, 
 Constance Charlotte, dau. of Edward and Lady Harriet 
 Ferrers of Baddesley-Clinton, co. Warwick; and has with 
 other Issue — Henry Ferrers Ferrers, Esq., who has assumed 
 by Royal Licence (1885) the surname and arms of Ferrers 
 [to whom refer]. Residence — Brookfield, Abergavenny. 
 
 CROZIER, quartered by SURTEES. 
 
 The Rt. Rev. JOHN BAPTIST CROZIER, D.D., 
 M.A. (Dublin), Bishop of Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin, 
 Canon of Wicklow in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, 
 1896-97; Vicar of Holywood, Down, 1880-97, Chaplain to 
 Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland 1891-97. Born April 8, 1853, 
 being the eldest son of the Rev. Baptist Barton Crozier, 
 B.A. , by his wife Catherine Mary, dau. of John Bolland. 
 Livery— Da.rk blue and brass buttons. Armorial bear- 
 
 ilngs — The arms of the See of Ossory, namely gules, a 
 covered cup, on the top thereof a cross pat6e between five 
 crosses pat^e fitchte or, impaling his family arms of Crozier, 
 hamely or, on a cross between four fleurs-de-lis azure, a 
 (Crosier of the field, differenced by a crescent. Married, 
 I 
 
 Sept. 12, 1877, Alice Isabella, third dau. of Rev. John W. 
 Hackett, M.A., St. James' Parsonage, Bray; and has Issue 
 — (i) Baptist Barton Crozier, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal 
 Artillery ; b. July 17, 1878 ; (2) Rev. John Winthrop Crozier, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Dec. 10, 1879 ; (3) Mervyn Paken- 
 ham Crozier, Gentleman, b. July 20, 1881 ; and Alice Maud. 
 Residences — The Palace, Kilkenny, and Rockview, Cavan, 
 Clubs — Royal Societies', University (Dublin). 
 
 JOHN GEORGE CROZIER, Esquire, J.P. for co. 
 Fermanagh (High Sheriff 1897). Born April 22, 1869, 
 being the only son of the late John Crozier, Esq., of 
 Gortra House, co. Fermanagh, J.P. , by his wife Anne, 
 dau. of James Tymons, Esq., of Baskin Hill, co. 
 Dublin, and of Riverston, co. Clare. Livery — Blue, with 
 gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — Or, on a cross be- 
 tween four fieurs-de-lis azure, a crozier of the field. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-eagle displayed proper, charged on the breast with a 
 cross patte or. Motto— "Vi et virtute." Married, Aug. 
 4, 1891, Marian Georgiana, eldest dau. of Lucan Bingham, 
 County Inspector R.I.C. ; and has Issue— (1) John Spencer 
 Noel Crozier, Gentleman, b. Jan. 6, 1896; (2) George 
 Armar Lucan Crozier, Gentleman, b. Sept. 3, 1904; and 
 Helena Inez. Seat — Gortra House, co. Fermanagh. 
 C/k^j — Fermanagh County (Enniskillen) ; Royal Alfred 
 Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 CRUDDAS (H. Coll.). Per pale gules and sable, a 
 chevron indented between five fleurs-de-lis three in chief 
 and two in base all or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, between two wings erect or, 
 a female figure affront^c proper, vested argent, the hands 
 crossed and resting on her breast. 
 
 Son of George Cruddas of The Dene, Elswick, North- 
 umberland, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 William Donaldson Cruddas, Esq. , J.P. and D.L. North- 
 umberland, J.P. Newcastle-on-Tyne, M.P.Newcastle 1895- 
 1900, Lord of the Manors of Haughton and Budle, b. 
 1831 ; m. 1861, Margaret O. (d. 1900), d. of William 
 Nesham of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Seats — The Dene, Els- 
 wick, Newcastle-on-Tyrie ; Haughton Castle, Humshaugh, 
 R.S.O., Northumberland. Clubs — Carlton, National, 
 Constitutional. 
 
 AUGUSTUS WALTER CRUIKSHANK, Esquire, 
 J.P. Born Aug. 25, 1837, being the seventh but last sur- 
 viving son of the late James Cruikshank, Esq., J.P. and 
 D. L. , Major Angus and Mearns Militia, by his wife Lady 
 Anne Lretitia Carnegie, second dau. of Rt. Hon. William, 
 7th Earl of Northesk. Armorial bearings -Argent, three 
 boars' heads couped sable, armed of the field and langued 
 gules, within a bordure of the last. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, an armed 
 hand holding a dagger in pale proper. Motto — " Cavendo 
 tutus." Married, July 14, 1863, Alethea Harriet, youngest 
 dau. of Rev. J. S. Jenkinson, M.A., Vicar of Battersea; 
 and has Issue— (1) James Waher Cruikshank, Gentleman, 
 b. May 14, 1864 [m., 1895, Mary Elizabeth Thackeray, dau. 
 of the late Col. Alexander E. F. Holcombe, ist Royal Scots, 
 and has issue, two sons and a dau.] ; (2) John Cruikshank, 
 Gentleman, b. April 20, 1869; (3) Alexander Norman 
 Cruikshank, Gentleman, b. May 26, 1871 ; (4) Edward 
 Cruikshank, Gentleman, b. Dec. 27, 1873; Augusta Lsetitia ; 
 Mary Helen ; and Grace Alethea, d. young. 5*a^— Langley 
 Park, Montrose, co. Forfar. 
 
 S WILLIAM GRAHAM CRUM, Esquire, of Thorn- 
 liebank, Renfrewshire, D.L., J. P., and C.C. for co. 
 Renfrew, and was Hon. Major Earl of Chester's Yeo. Cav. 
 Born 1836, being the second son of Walter Crum of Thorn- 
 liebank, who d. 1867, by Jessie, dau. of William Graham of 
 Burntshields. Armorial bearings— Vert, a cross boton^e 
 or, on a chief argent, a hon passant gules, all within a bor- 
 dure of the second. Mantling gules , doubled argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, an oak-tree proper. Motto 
 — " Fear God." Married, 1868, Jean Mary, dau. of the Rev. 
 John M'Leod Campbell, D.D. ; and has, with other Issue— 
 Walter Graham, b. 1870 [w., 1896, Elinor Violet, fourth 
 dau. of Sir John Frederick Croft, 2nd Bart., of Dodington. 
 5«a/— Thornliebank, Glasgow. C/«*j— Union, Wellington. 
 
 S REDMOND GEORGE SILVERIUS CRUMPE. 
 Esquire, Capt. Royal Irish Regt., eldest son of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 €tu 
 
 Williiim Moruuny. Com. R.N. ; assumed the name of 
 Crumpc only, and arms of Crumpe quartered with Mori- 
 any. l>y Koy.^l Licence. Oct la, 1897. AnnorUl bear- 
 lnjp»~ Quarterly i and 4, per chevron gules and azure, 
 on a che%Ton lielween three cinquefoils picrcfd or, a cross 
 crosslet filchde sable (for Crumix;) ; a and 3 per pale or and 
 ar{;ent, an eagle displayed sable, charged on the bre.ist and 
 on each wing with a trefoil slipped of the first (for Moriarty). 
 Mantling gules and or. CM«t8— 1. on a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a cat salient guardant sable, 
 charged with a cross crosslet fitchde or (for Crumpc) ; a. on 
 a wreath of the colours, an arm vambraced, emlxjwed, the 
 hand bare grasping a sword entwined with a serpent all 
 proper, charged with a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — 
 " Scandit subUmia virtus." Kesidtnce— 
 
 CHARLES CRUTCHLEY, Esquire. M.V.O.. CoL late 
 Scots Guards, D.A.A.G., Headquarters. Bom Dec. 10, 
 1856. being the second son of Gen. Charles Crutchley, 
 J. P.. Gen. in the Army, and t oL of the ayd R.W. 
 Fusiliers, by his wife Elira Bayfield, dau. of John Harris. 
 R.N. Annoiial bearings— Argent, a chevron gides. 
 cotised axure, between three torteaux, each encircled by 
 two branches of oak proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 (^«at — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 talbot sejant argent, collared and line reflexcd over the back 
 or, the dexter fore-paw resting on a torteau. Married, 
 Feb. 15, 1887, Sybil Mary, only dau. of Hon. Henry and 
 L.-idy Katharine Coke of Longford ; and has /ww— Gerald 
 Edward Victor (for whom H.R.H. the Princess of Wales 
 stood sponsor), b. Nov. 19, 1890. Residence — 
 
 PERCY EDWARD CRUTCHLEY, Esquire, J. P., Co. 
 Berks. Bom July 34, 1855, being the eldest son of Gen. 
 Charles Crutchley, J. P.. Gen. in the Army, and Col. of the 
 23rd R. W. Fusiliers, by his wife Eliza Bayfield, dau. of John 
 Harris, R.N. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron 
 gules, cotised azure, between three torteaux, each encircled 
 by two branches of oak proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 talbot sejant argent, collared and line reflexed over the back 
 or, the dexter fore-paw resting on a torteau. Married, Feb. 
 12, 1890. Hon. Frederica Louisa Fitz-Roy (Maid-of-Honour 
 to the Queen from 1883 to 1890), second dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Charles Fitz-Roy, third Lord Southampton; and has 
 lssue-\\) Victor Alexander Charles (for whom H.M. the 
 Queen stood sponsor), b. Nov. 2, 1893; and (2) Ismay 
 Victoria Crutchley, Gentleman, b. March 28, 1897. Resi- 
 dence — Sunninghill Lodge, Ascot. 
 
 CRUWYS. Azure, a bend party per bend indented 
 argent and giiles, between six escsdlops or. Mantling azure 
 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a stork azure, legged g;ules, resting the dexter 
 leg on a stone proper. Motto— " Vigilate." 
 
 Cub 
 
 Sons of George lames Cruwys, Esq., J. P. co. Devon, 
 
 M.A., b. 1836: d. 1904; m. 30 Aug. 1876, Mary Helen, 
 
 eld. d. of the late Rev. !>. W. Owen, Hon. Canon of 
 
 Winchester Cathedral :— 
 
 l^wis George Cruwys, Gentleman, *. ai May 1881. 
 
 /ij/<j/*— Manor of Cruwys Morchard. Postal address — 
 
 Cruwys Morchard House, near Tiverton, Devon. 
 
 Robert Geoffry Cruwys, Gentleman, *. 10 March 1884. 
 
 CUBITT (H. Coll., c. 1830). Chcquy or and gules, on 
 a pile .irgent issuing from the chief a lion's head erased 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a Doric column proper, in front thereof two 
 falchions in Sidtire argent, pommels and hilts or. MottO - 
 " Felix qui pnidens." 
 
 Son of Thomas Cubitt. Gentleman, of Denbies, Surrey, 
 b. 1788 ; d. 185s ; m. 1819, Mary Anne, d. of Samuel 
 Warner : — , , , • 
 
 Rt. Hon. George Cubilt, Baron Ashcombe of Dorkmg, 
 Surrey (U.K., aa Aug. 189a), M.A. Cambridge, D.L. cos. 
 Surrey and Middx., Hon. Col. and V.B. Roy. West Surrey 
 Regt., M.P. 1860-1892 [Supporters of Barony— Dexter, a 
 mason habited, holding in his exterior hand a mallet all 
 proper ; sinister, a carp«nter habited proper, holdmg m 
 his exterior hand a pair of compasses orj, b. 1828 ; m. 
 1853, Laura (d. 1904), d. of Rev. James Joyce, Vicar of 
 Dorking; and has surv. issue (with five daus.) — Hon. 
 Henry Cubitt, M.A. [17 Prince's Gate, S.W.], J. P. and 
 D.L. Surrey, Lt.-Col. Comdg. Surrey Imp. Yeo., M.P. for 
 S.E. Surrey since 1892. b. 1867 [m. 1890, Maud Mariamne, 
 d. of late Col. Archibald Motteux Calvert, of Ockley Court, 
 Surrey ; and has with other issue— Henry Archibald Cubitt, 
 Esq., b. 1892]. 6V,//j— Denbies, Dorking; Fallapit, South 
 Devon. Town res.— 17 Prince's Gate, S.W. Club— 
 Carlton. 
 
 Only son of Capt. Lewis Cubitt, 26th Cameronians, 
 
 b. 1834; d. 1872; m. 1869, Charlotte Anne, d. of 
 
 Robert William Kennard, M.P. for Newport, Isle of 
 
 Wight. 
 
 Thomas Riccardi-Cubitt (name of Riccardi assumed by 
 
 Royal Licence, 1904), Count Riccardi-Cubitt in the 
 
 Kingdom of Italy (officially confirmed by Royal Warrant 
 
 under the hand and seal of the King of Italy, 1904), B.A. 
 
 (Oxon.) [Arms- Cubitt as above, and impaling the arms of 
 
 Ricardi, viz. gules, a castle argent, on a chief or. an eagle 
 displayed sable. Crest of Cubitt, as above, or (as recorded 
 in Italy) issuing from the coronet of his rank], b. 1870 ; m. 
 1893, Fede Maria, Countess Riccardi, only surv. d. and 
 sole heir of Col. Count Riccardi of Vercelli, Piedmont, 
 
 J^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Italy ; and has issue — Charles Cyril Riccardi-Cubitt, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1896; Vera Alicia Maria; Theodora Fede Maria; 
 and Monica Yolunda. Seat — Eden Hall, Edenbridge, 
 Kent. Club — Carlton. 
 
 CUDDON, see REID-CUDDON. 
 
 CUFFE, quartered by BAGOT, PAKENHAM, PAK- 
 ENHAM-MAHON, PRATT, and CONOLLY. 
 
 CULCHETH, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 CULLEY, see LEATHER-CULLEY. 
 
 The Reverend MATTHEW CULLEY, in Holy 
 Orders of the Church of Rome, J. P. for Northumberland, 
 Lord of the Manor of Akeld. Born Sept. 3, i860, being 
 the eldest son of Matthew Tewart CuUey, Esq., J. P., of 
 Coupland Castle, High Sheriff of Northumberland, by 
 his first wife Harriet Mary Jane, dau. of the Rev. Thomas 
 Knight, J. P., M.A. (Camb.), Rector of Ford. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale indented azure and sable, on a chevron 
 engrailed ermine, between three talbots' heads erased or, as 
 many roses gules, barbed and seeded proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of an oak tree proper, a 
 
 AMICOST^-^^^l--^ AM AT 
 - ^SEMPER ^j ^ 
 
 talbot statant per pale azure and or, gorged with a collar 
 gemelle argent, and holding in the mouth a lily slipped 
 proper. Motto — " Amicos semper amat." Stat — Coupland 
 Castle, Wooler. 
 
 CULLUM, see MILNER-GIBSON-CULLUM. 
 
 HENRY HOBART CULME - SEYMOUR, Esquire, 
 M.A. (New College, Oxon.), J. P. and C.C. Hants, late 
 Hon. Major 4th Batt. Bedfordshire Regt. Born April 5, 
 1847, being the third son of the late Rev. Sir John H. 
 Culme-Seymour (who assumed. May 6, 1842, the additional 
 surname of Culme before his patronymic), by his second wife 
 Maria Louisa, youngest dau. of Charles Smith, Esq., M.P., 
 of Suttons, Essex, and sister of Sir Charles Joshua Smith, 
 
 2nd Bart. Z.«wrK— Blue. Armorial bearing^s Azure, 
 two wings conjoined in lure surmounted of a naval crown 
 or, on a canton argent, an anchor erect sable. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest- On a naval crown or, two brands in 
 saltire inflamed proper, thereon an eagle rising also proper, 
 gazing on the sun or. Motto — " Foy pour devoir." Married, 
 Sept. 24, 1878, Kate, third dau. of William C. Lucy, Esq., 
 J. P., F.G.S. , ofWynstones Brookthorpe, Gloucestershire; 
 and has/wKs— (i) Reginald Hobart Culme-Seymour, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 28, 1879, rf. 1901 ; (2) Evelyn Culme-Sevmour, 
 Gentleman,Lieut. R.N.,*.Sept. 19, i88i;(3)ArthurGfanville 
 Culme-Seymour, Gentleman, b. April 10, 1884; (4) Ernest 
 Victor Culme-Seymour, Gentleman, b. Feb. 11, 1887; and 
 Violet Katharine Maria. 5^a^-Glenville, Bitterne, Hants. 
 C/«^j— Oxford and Cambridge, Royal Southern Yacht. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD CUMBERLEGE- WARE. 
 Born March 1866, being the son of Rev. Charles Cumber- 
 lege-Ware, M.A. Trin. Coll., Cambridge, Vicar of Ast wood, 
 Bucks, by his wife Elizabeth Anne, dau. and heiress of 
 Mrs. Montgomery Williams of Crawley Grange, Bucks. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and gules, two lions 
 
 passant within an orle of roses and escallops all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 up)on a wreath of the colours, in front of two spears in 
 saltire proper, a dragon's head gules, gorged with a collar 
 gemel argent. Motto — "Deo favente." Married, 1889, 
 Beatrice, dau. of John Bell of Lancaster Gate. Seat — 
 Poslingford, Suffolk. 
 
 CUMING, seeGORDON-CUMING-SKENE. 
 CUMING, quartered by FARQUHARSON. 
 
 S HENRY ALFRED CUMMINS, Esquire, C.M.G. 
 (1901), M.D., Major R.A.M.C, Ireland, Fellow 
 Linnean So. of London, F.R. Met. So., F.R.H.S., served 
 with Sikkim Expedition 1888, Ashanti Expedition 1895-96, 
 and in S. African Campaign 1899-1901. Born March 
 8, 1864, being the second son of the late William Jackson 
 Cummins, M.D. (Edin. Univ.), by his wife Ehzabeth Hen- 
 rietta, dau. of Thomas Poole of Mayfield, Bandon, co. Cork. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron ermine, cotised 
 argent, between three garbs or, banded gules, on a canton 
 of the third, a ship in full sail proper. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 embowed, vambraced, the hands proper, holding a garb as 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cum 
 
 in the arm*. MotIO— " Hinc K(irb«e noUrae. Mamed, 
 June 14. 1894, Ethel Percy, dau. of the late Robert Con- 
 •uWe Hall. Esq., J. P. for co. Cork; and has Issut— 
 
 kHINC GARBLE N05TRX 1 
 
 Kathleen Percy, Joan Poole, and Geraldine Ethel Aylmer 
 Poole. Postal address— Cjo Messrs Holt & Co. , 3 Whitehall 
 Place, S.W. 
 
 S Brigadier-General JAMES TURNER CUM- 
 MINS, D.S.O. ; was A.A.G. to the Madras Forces 
 1895-6, and A.Q.M.G. thereto 1896, since when he has 
 commanded a second-class Dist., Madras. Born 1843, 
 l)eing the son of the late Nicholas Cummins, Esq., J. P., 
 of /Shley House and Myrtleville House, co. Cork, by his 
 wife Julia Anna, dau. of the late Major-General Sir Robert 
 Travers, C.B., K.C.M.G. Armorial bearings— Azure, a 
 chevron ermine, cotised argent, between three garbs or ; on 
 a canton of the third, a ship in full sail proper, and pendent 
 below the escutcheon his badge of the D.S.O. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 arms embowed vambraced, the hands proper, holding a 
 garb as in the arms. MottO — "Hinc garbae nostrae." 
 Married, July 13, 1869, Louie, dau. of the late T. Dunman, 
 Commander of Police, Straits Settlements ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Harry Ashley Vane Cummins, Gentleman, b. Aug. 9, 
 1870 ; (2) Horace Cecil Cummins, Gentleman, b. Sept. 13, 
 1871 ; (3) Ernest Norman Daunt Travers Cummins, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 27, 1876 ; Agnes Lilian ; Ethel Bertha ; and 
 Kathleen Mary Travers. Postal address — Fort St. George, 
 Madras. 
 
 WILLI,A.M EDWARD ASHLEY CUMMINS, Esquire, 
 M.D.M.Ch. Royal University of Ireland, Professor Practice 
 of Medicine, Queen's College, Cork, &c. Bom Feb. 4, 
 1858, being the eldest son of the late William Jackson 
 Cummins of Cork, M.D. of University of Edinburgh, by his 
 wife Mary Elizabeth Thorn Connell, dau. of the late John 
 Connellof Halton, Barbadoes. Club — Cork County. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Azure, a chevron ermine, cotised argent, 
 between three garbs or, on a canton of the third, a ship in 
 full sail proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, two arms embowed, vambraced, the 
 hands proper, holding a garb as in the arms. Motto — ' ' Hinc 
 garbae nostrae." Livery — Blue. Married, July 9, 1884, 
 
 Cun 
 
 Jane Constable, second dau. of the late Robert Constable 
 Hall, Esq., J. P., of Rockcliffe, Blackrock, co. Cork; and 
 has Issue— (i) Arthur Aylmer Cummins, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; 
 (a) William Ashley Cummins, Gentleman, b. 1886; (3) 
 Robert Constable Cummins, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (4) Harry 
 Jackson Cummins, Gentleman, *. 1888; U) Nicholas 
 Marshall Cummins, Gentleman, *. 1892 ; (6) Fenton King 
 Cummins, Gentleman, b. 1897; Geraldine Dorothy; Mary 
 Ellice Thorn; Iris Ashley; and Jane (Jrace Evans-Kreke. 
 Residence— ij St. l*atrick's Place, Cork; and Woodville, 
 Glanmire, co. Cork. 
 
 CUNINGHAME, see GUN-CUNINGHAME. and 
 SMITH-CUNINGHAME. 
 
 JOHN ALISTAIR ERSKINE CUNINGHAME. 
 Esquire, co. Fife. Bom Nov. 10, 1869, being the only son 
 of the late John Cuninghame, Esq., J. P., formerly Captain 
 12th Lancers, by his wife Helen Rebecca, dau. of flfjntzs 
 Ranaldson Macdonell of Glengarry. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly i and 4, argent, a shakefork sable, and in chief 
 a mullet gules, within a bordure engrailed of the last ; 2 and 
 3 grand quarters, i. and iiii. azure, a bend between two cross 
 crosslets fitch<Se or; ii. and iii. argent, a pale sable, the 
 second and third grand quarters within a bordure sable. 
 Mfl Ti t Un g gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the liveries, an oak tree proper. Motto — "Tandem." 
 Married, June 1901, Margaret Jean, youngest dau. of 
 William Carstares Dunlop of Gairbraid ; and has Issue— 
 Margaret Helen Erskine. ^ra/— Balgownie House, Cul- 
 ross, via Dunfermline, co. Fife. 
 
 CUNINGHAME (L.O., 1674). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 argent, a shakefork sable ; 2 and 3, or, a fesse chequy azure 
 and argent. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— Ou 
 a wreath of his liveries, a unicorn's head couped argent, 
 gorged with a collar chequy azure and or. Motto — "So 
 fork forward." 
 
 Son of Col. William Cuninghame of Belmont, b. 
 
 1834 ; d. 1904 ; m. 187s, Mary Georgiana, d. of George 
 
 Oswald of Auchincruive : — 
 William John Cuninghame, Gentleman, Lieut. Argyll 
 and Sutherland Highlanders, b. 1879. .Sm/— Belmont, 
 Ayr, N.B. Clubs— CzxXion, Army and Navy, New (Edin- 
 burgh). 
 
 CUNLIFFE, see PICKERSGILL-CUNLIFFE. 
 
 Captain ELLIS BROOKE CUNLIFFE, late of the 
 
 6th Dragoon Guards. Born , being the eldest son of 
 
 Ellis Watkin Cunliffe (who was second surviving son of Sir 
 Foster Cunliffe, Bart.), bv Harriet his wife, dau. of Sir 
 David Kinloch, Bart. Armorial bearings Sable, three 
 conies courant argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound sejant argent, 
 collared sable. Motto — " Fideliter." Married, July 17, 
 1867, Emma Florence, only child of the late Rev. John 
 Sparling, M.A., of Petton, J. P. for co. Lancaster, Rector 
 of Eccleston, near Chorley, co. Lancaster, by his wife 
 Catharine Sybilla, dau. of Sir Thomas Joseph de Trafford, 
 ist Bart., of Trafford Park, co. Lancaster; and has Isside 
 — (i) Ellis Sparling Cunliffe, Esq., Captain 3rd Batt. 
 Shropshire L.I., b. May 13, 1868 ; (2) John Brooke 
 Cunliffe, Gentleman, Lieut. Shropshire Y.C., b. Oct. 9, 
 1869 ; (3) William Noel Cunliffe, Gentleman, b. Dec. 25, 
 1877; (4) Legendre Watkin Cunliffe, Gentleman, b. 1878; 
 Catherine Violet \m., 1888, J. F. G. Hodgson- Roberts] ; 
 Emma Veronica [»«. , 1890, Henry Jessop Stone]; Florence 
 Vanda[«., 1891, R. D'Oyly Thomas] ; Verbena [w., 1893, 
 Masterman Stanley Willianis, R.H.A.]; Caroline Muriel 
 Valencia [m., Oct. 6. 1894, Loftus de Launay Mollerus-le- 
 Champion] ; and Mabel Virginia. Seat— VcWon Park, 
 Shrewsbury. Residence— iZ Ennismore Gardens, S.W. 
 Club— Army and Navy. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, see MILLER-CUNNINGHAM, 
 
 CUNNINGHAME of Brownhill, quartered by HUN- 
 TER-BLAIR. 
 
 S ROBERT BONTINE CUNNINGHAME -GRA- 
 HAM, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. for co. Dumbarton, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Cur 
 
 345 
 
 J. p. for COS. Perth and Stirling, elected M.P. for N.W. 
 Lanarkshire 1886. Born 1852, being the son of William 
 Cunninghame Graham Bontine, Esq., J. P. and Vice-Lieut, 
 of Dumbarton, and D.L. co. Stirling, an officer in the 2nd 
 Dragoons, and afterwards Major Renfrewshire Militia, by 
 his wife Anne Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Admiral the 
 Hon. Charles Elphinstone Fleming of Cumberland House, 
 CO. Dumbarton. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, a pale gules, charged with a mullet argent, on a chief 
 sable, three escallops of the first ; 2 and 3, or, a fesse chequy 
 azure and argent, in chief a chevron gules. Mantlikg 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, an 
 eagle displayed, in his dexter talon a sword in pale proper. 
 Motto — "For right and reason." Supporters — Two lions 
 rampant guardant proper, armed and langued gules. 
 Married, 1873, Gabriella Maria de LabaImondi(5re, dau. 
 of Don Francisco Jose de Labalmondidre, late of Chili, S. 
 America. Seat — Ardoch, Dumbartonshire. 
 
 HENRY HARDINGE SAMUEL CUNYNGHAME, 
 Esquire, Companion of the Most Hon. Order of the 
 Bath, Legal Assistant Under-Secretary to Home Office, 
 M.-A. Cambridge, Member of the Institute of Electrical 
 Engineers, formerly of the Royal Engineers, Barrister-at- 
 Law, Secretary of Parnell Conmiissioners, and Secretary 
 Behring Sea Commission, Featherstone Commission, &c. 
 Born July 8, 1848, being the eldest son of the late General 
 Sir Arthur Cunynghame, G.C. B., and of Hon. Frances 
 Elizabeth (Imperial Crown of India) his wife, eldest 
 daughter of the Rt. Hon. the ist Viscount Hardinge. 
 C/«*— Reform. Livery — Red and silver. Armorial bear- 
 
 de-lis in base gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a dcnii-eagle with 
 
 ingfs — Argent, a shakefork sable, between three fleurs-de-lis 
 azure, one in chief and two in the flanges, above a helmet 
 with mantle gules, the doubling argent. On a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a unicorn unguled, maned and 
 armed or, lying on a mount vert. In an escroU above the 
 crest, this Motto, "Over fork over." Married, June 21, 
 1893, Emily Harriette, eldest daughter of Col. A. Prescott, 
 2nd Bombay Cavalry. .Sea/— Barn Bridge, South Nuffield. 
 Surrey. Postal address — 36 Eaton Place, S.W. 
 
 ROBERT BARCLAY CURLE, Gentleman. Born 
 1856, being the only son ot the late Robert Curie, Gentle- 
 man, of 12 Crown Gardens and Whiteinch, Glasgow. 
 Clui—Nev/ (Glasgow). Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 chevron vert, between two spur-revels in chief and a fleur- 
 
 wings expanded proper. Motto— " Unefoi." Postal address 
 — New Club, Glasgow. 
 
 HENRY WILLIAM CURRIE, Esquire, J.P. for co. 
 Northampton. Born 1828, being the eldest son of the late 
 Henry Currie, Esq., M.P. for Guildford, by his wife Emma, 
 dau. of Col. Thomas Knox. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 a saltire couped argent, in the centre chief point a rose of 
 the last, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cock proper, 
 resting the claw on a rose argent, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Married, Dec. 13, 1859, Flora Caroline, dau. of the Hon. 
 and Ven. Henry Reginald Yorke, M.A. , brother of Charles 
 Philip, Earl of Hardwicke ; and has had Issue — William 
 Reginald Currie, Gentleman, b. Sept. 14, i860, d. July 13, 
 1900, late Lieut. i8th Hussars [;«. , 1887, Muriel Eve Alex- 
 andra, dau. of Thomas Barnard of Cople House, co. Bed- 
 ford]. Seat — Rushden House, Higham Ferrers. 
 
 S JAMES PATTISON CURRIE, Esquire, Director of 
 the Bank of England, and Governor from 1885 to 
 1887, one of H.M. Lieuis. for the City of London. Born 
 Dec. 12, 1824, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Currie, Esq., M.P. for Hertford, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Anne, dau. of N. Pattison. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 a saltire couped argent, in the centre chief point a rose of 
 the last, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock proper, 
 resting its claw upon a rose as in the arms. Married, 
 firstly. May 31, 1849, Anna Dora, dau. of the Rev. J. G. 
 Brett of Ranelagh, Chelsea; and had Issue— {\) Reginald 
 Charles Wilford Currie, Gentleman, b. July 20, 1854; 
 Josephine; and Ada Mary \m. Sir Henry J. Jourdain, 
 K.C.M.G.]. He married secondly, June 12, i860, Euphe- 
 mia Anna, second dau. of James Blyth of Woolhampton 
 House, Berks ; and by her had Issue — (2) James Blyth 
 Currie, Gentleman, b. April 4, 1869 [m. Ethel, dau. of 
 
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 R. H. Few]; (3) Henry Wilford Currie. Gentleman, b. 
 Oct 9. 1870 [m. Lily, dau. of H. D. Blyth]; Effie Con- 
 stance [m. F. D. Maxwell] ; Florence ; Edith ; Isabel ; 
 Lilian; Evelyn [m. George M'lntoch Fleming]; Violet; 
 Ethel Mildred [m. Robert A. D. Fleming] ; and Milliccnt 
 Mary. Kesitlence — Sandoun House, Esher. Club — Union. 
 
 LAURENCE CURRIE. Esq., J.P. co. H.^nts.. M.A. 
 (Trin. Coll., Camb.). Bom 1867, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of the late llortrani W'odehouse Currie, 
 Esq., j.l'. Hunts .-\nd Surrey, High Shi-riff of I^ndon 189a. 
 by his wife Caroline, dau. of Sir William Lawrence Young, 
 4th Bart., M.P. Armorial bearings Gules, a saltire 
 
 couped argent, in the centre chief point a rose of the last, 
 barbed and seeded proper, and impaling the arms of Finch, 
 namely argent, a chevron between three griffins passant 
 sable, a bordure wavy ermines. Mantling gules and argent. 
 CSreot — On a wreath of the colours, a cock proper, resting 
 its claw up)on a rose argent, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Married Edith Sibyl Mary, dau. of G. H. Finch, Esq., 
 M.P., of Burley-on-the-HiU, Rutland; and has Issue— 
 Bertram Francis George Currie, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; and 
 Edith Catherine. 5*a^— Minley Manor, Farnborough, 
 Hants. Town residence— 1 Richmond Terrace, Whitehall, 
 S.W. Clubs— St. James's, Travellers'. 
 
 CURRIE (H. Coll.). Gules, a saltire couped argent, in 
 the centre chief point, a rose of the last, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Mantluig gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a cock proper, resting its dexter claw on a 
 rose as in the arms. 
 
 Son of Henry Currie, Esq., M.P., of West Horsley 
 
 Place, Surrey, i. 1798; d. 1873; m. 1st, Emma, d. of 
 
 Col. Thomas Knox : — 
 
 Henry William Currie, Esq., J. P., b. 1828; m. 1859, 
 
 Flora Caroline, d. of Hon. and Ven. Henry Reginald 
 
 Yorke, M.A. (bro. of Chas. Philip, Earl of Hardwicke) ; 
 
 and has issue — William Reginald Currie, Gentleman, late 
 
 Lieut. i8th Hussars, b. i860 [m. 1887, Muriel Eve 
 
 Alexandra, d. of Thomas Barnard of Coplc Houst;, co. 
 Bedford]. A>a/— Rushden House, Higham Ferrers. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Sir Frederick Larkins Currie, and Bart., 
 b. i8a3; d. 1900; m. ist, 1849, Eliza Reeve, d. of 
 Matthew Rackham of Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich : — 
 Sir Fre<lerick Reeve Currie, 3rd Bart. (11 Jan. 1847), b. 
 1851. Nes. — Sloane House, Seaford, Sussex. 
 
 Walter Louis Rackham Currie, Esq., b. 1856; m. 189a, 
 Bertha, d. of late Thomas Anthony Mitford Freeman of 
 Brighton ; and has issue — Walter Mordaunt Cyril Currie, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894; and Lenore Consuelo Marguerite. 
 lies.— 
 
 Percy George Colin Currie, Esq., b. 1857; m. 1885, 
 Agnes Grace Johnstone, d. of Charles Paterson of Dumfries. 
 Hes.— 
 Arthur Edward Currie, Esq., b. 1859. Hes. — 
 Cecil Edmund Currie, Esq., B.A. (Camb.), A. 1861; m. 
 1894, Louisa Fanny, d. of Major-Gen. Drury. Kes. — 
 
 Son of Lieut. -Col. Frederick Alexander Currie, b. 
 1851 ; d. 190a ; m. 1874, Geraldine Lucy, d. of R. W, 
 Graves : — 
 Ryves Alexander Mark Currie, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Somerset Lt. Inf., b. 1875. Res.— 
 
 Sons of William Close Currie, Esq., b. 1826; d. 1865; 
 m. 1851, Harriett Gardiner, d. of John Brown of Hall 
 Court, CO. Hereford. 
 William John Frederick Currie, Gentleman, b. 1852 ; m. 
 1887, Minnie E. H. M., d. of G. H. Catania; and has 
 issue — (i) William George Cubitt Currie, Gentleman, b. 
 1888; (a) Edward John Charles Currie, Gentleman, b. 
 1892 ; and Marie Effie Georgie. Res. — Bettiah, India. 
 Edward Larkins Currie, Gentleman, b. 1854. Res. — 
 Charles Ernest Currie, Gentleman, b. 1856; m. 1888, 
 Annie, d. of late Isaac Hardy of Stoney Hill, co. Antrim. 
 
 Rol)ert Browne Vincent Currie, Gentleman, b. 1859. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Charles Currie, Esq., Bengal C.S., b. 1829; 
 d. 1878 ; m. 1852, Marian, d. of Rev. T. T. Upwood, 
 M.A. :— 
 Stanley Charles Cuthbert Currie, Gentleman, b. 1856. 
 Res.— 
 
 Harry Currie, Gentleman, b. 1866. Res. — 
 Sons of Robert George Currie, Esq., Bengal C.S., b. 
 183s ; d. 1880; m. ist, 1866, Fanny Catherine Onseley 
 (d. 1870), d. of Alexander C. Macrae, M.D. ; 2nd, 
 1872, Annie Flora, d. of A. K. MacKinnon : — 
 Robert Currie, Gentleman, b. 1867. Res. — 
 Alexander Charles Currie, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; m. 1902, 
 Dorothea, only d. of Arthur Crickitt. Res.— 
 
 George Hugh Currie, Gentleman, b. 1873 (twin with his 
 bro. Alexr.). Res. — 
 
 Yr. sons of Sir Frederick Currie, ist Bart., b. 1799 '< ^' 
 187s; m. 3rd, 1841, Katherine Maria, d. of Geo. 
 Powney Thompson, B.C.S. : — 
 Major -Gen. Fendall Currie, Bengal Cav. Commr. in 
 Oude, b. 1841 ; m. ist, 1866, Susan Elizabeth (d. 1868), d. 
 of Rev. James R. Pears, M.A. ; 2nd, 1869, Julia, d. of 
 Frederick Pole Buller ; and has surv. issue (with five daus.j — 
 )i) Fendall James Pears Currie, Gentleman, b. 1867 {tn. 
 1890, Christina, d. of David Anderson of Hamilton, Auck- 
 land, N. Z., and has issue]; (2) Ivor Bertram Fendall 
 Currie, Esq., Capt. R.A., b. 1872. Res. — 48 Nevern 
 Square, S.W. 
 
 Rivers Grenfell Currie, Esq., b. 1857; m. 1889, Alice 
 Theresa Disney, d. of late Arthur Disney Dunne ; and has 
 issue — (i) Disney Rivers Currie, Gentleman, b. 1894; (2) 
 Frederick Rivers Currie, Gentleman, b. 1896; and Mabel 
 Rivers. Res. — 
 
 Son of Bertram Wodehouse Currie, Esq., of Winley 
 Manor, J.P. Hants and Surrey, High Sheriff of London 
 1892 : — 
 Lawrence Currie (q.v.). 
 Ygst. son of Raikes Currie, Esq., M.P., of Bush Hill 
 and Minley Manor, Hants, J.P. and D.L. Middx., b. 
 1801 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1825 ; Hon. Laura Sophia Wode- 
 house, d. of John, 2nd Lord Wodehouse : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Philip Wodehouse Currie, ist 
 Baron Currie of Hawley, Southants (25 Jan. 1899), G.C.B. 
 (1892), P.C. (1894), Ambassador at Rome, 1898-1903 
 [Supporters of Barony— On either side a cock proper, 
 charged on the breast with a rose argent], b. 1834 ; m. 1894, 
 Mary Montgomerie, widow of H. S. Singleton of Mell, co. 
 Louth, and sister of Sir Archibald Lamb, 3rd Bart. Res. — 
 Hawley, Hants. Clubs — Travellers', Turf, St. James's. 
 
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 Sons of John Currie of Essendon, Herts, M.P. for 
 Hereford, b. 1797 ; d. 1873 ; m. 1823, Elizabeth Anne, 
 d. of N. Pattison :— 
 James Pattison Currie, Esq. [q.v.). 
 
 Sons of Gen. Augustus Arthur Currie, I.S.C., b. 1831 ; 
 d. 1884; m. 1862, Emily Louisa, d. of James M'Gregor 
 of Wooltan Hill, Liverpool : — 
 Arthur Cecil Currie, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. — 
 William M'Gregor Currie, Gentleman, b. 1873. Res. — 
 
 Yr. sons of John Currie above mentioned, b. 1797: — 
 Henry Octavius Currie, Esq., Lieut. -Col. late Pay Dept., 
 b. 1834 ; m. 1859, Meliora {d. 1877), d. of John Bowen 
 Gambleton of Fort William, co. Waterford ; and has issue — 
 (i) Henry Gordon Currie, Gentleman, b. 1862; (2) Mark 
 Robert Currie, Gentleman, b, 1863 ; (3) James Maxwell 
 Currie, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; (4) William Edward Everard 
 Currie, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; (5) Gerald Ernest Currie, 
 Gentleman, b. 1875; (6) John Currie, Gentleman, b. 1877; 
 and six daus. Res. — 
 
 Herbert Francis Currie, Gentleman, b. 1839. Res. — 
 Sons of Leonard Currie, of Bromley, Middx. , and 
 Manor House, Tunbridge Wells, b. 1800; d. 1878; m. 
 1829, Caroline Christina, d. of Gen. Sir James Hay, 
 K.C.H., Gov. of Edinburgh Castle: — 
 Leonard Douglas Hay Currie, Gentleman, b. 1832 ; m. 
 ist, 1862, Harriet Carroll (d. 1877), d. of Isaac Jackson ; 
 2nd, 1879, Harriett, d. of Canon Frampton ; and has issue — 
 (i) Leonard Charles Edmund Currie, Gentleman, b. 1867; 
 (2) Arthur Douglas Currie, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; and 
 Frances Mary Ellen. Res. — 
 
 Sir Edmund Hay Currie, Knight Bachelor (1876), Chair- 
 man of London Hosp. and of People's Palace Trustees, 
 Vice-Chrm. London School Board 1873-6 and 1882-5, ^• 
 1834; in. 1877, Harriett Anna, d. of Rev. Edward Golding 
 of Brimpton and Maiden Erleigh, Berks; and has issue — 
 (i) Edward Douglas Hay Currie, Esq., b. 1878; (2) Phillip 
 Maynard Hay Currie, b. 1887. Seat — Seafield Park, 
 Crofton, Hants. 
 
 Sons of Archibald Arthur Currie, Esq., Vice Consul at 
 Nice, (5. 1841 ; d. 1880; in. 1871, Marion, d. of Col. 
 Alban Gwynne, D.L. of Monachty : — 
 Archibald Gwynne Hay Currie, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 Res.— 
 
 Edmund Hay Currie, Gentleman, b. 1877. Res. — 
 
 HERBERT CURTEIS, Esquire, J.P. for Sussex, and 
 Alderman East Sussex C.C. Born April 14, 1849, being 
 the eldest son of the late Herbert Mascall Curteis, by his 
 wife Paulina, youngest dau. of the late Rev. Sir Godfrey 
 Thomas, Bart., of ^A'■envoe, South Wales, Vicar of Bodiam, 
 Sussex. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron sable, 
 between three bulls' heads caboshed gules, impaling the 
 arms of Ashburnham, namely gules, a fesse between six 
 mullets argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a unicorn passant or, between 
 four trees proper. Motto— " Fortiter suaviter." Married, 
 Jan. 12, 1881, Isabella, eldest dau. of the late Sir Anchitel 
 Ashburnham, Bart., of Broomham, Sussex ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Herbert Charles Curteis, Gentlemen, b. May 21, 1885 ; 
 (2) Fleetwood Ashburnham Curteis, Gentleman, b. June 17, 
 1887 ; Isabella [/«. July i, 1903, John Bernand Garman of 
 Lapley Hall, Staffordshire]; Paulina, d. July 2, 1883; and 
 Dorothy Muriel. 5^a^— Windmill Hill Place, Hailsham, 
 Sussex. 
 
 CURTIS, quartered by VERSCOYLE. 
 
 FREDERICK LEWIS CURTLER, Gentleman. Born 
 1861, being the son of the late Rev. T. G. Curtler of Bever6 
 House, CO. Worcester. Armorial bearing^ — Per pale in- 
 dented azure and sable, two chevrons between three lions 
 rampant or. Mantling azure and or. Crest— Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased bendy sinister or 
 and azure, ducally crowned gold, from the mouth flames 
 issuant proper. Motto— " Labor omnia vincit." Married, 
 1892, Nannie M'C, youngest dau. of the late Charles 
 Gwatkin of Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A. 5^a/— Bever^ 
 House. North Claines, near Worcester. 
 
 CURWEN (R.L., 1790, H. Coll.). Argent, fretty 
 guies, a chief azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a vvreath of the colours, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, armed or. Motto — "Si je n'estoy." Livery — 
 White, with blue facings. 
 
 Son of Henry Fraser Curwen, Esq., of Workington 
 
 Hall, Cumberland, J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1888), 
 
 b. 1834 ; d. 1900 ; m. 1863, Mary Ann Susan, d. of 
 
 Col. Charles Christopher Johnson, Seigneur of Argen- 
 
 teuil, Canada, 7th son of Sir John Johnson, Bart. : — 
 
 Alan De Lancy Curwen, Gentleman, b. 1869; m. 1895, 
 
 Mabel, d. of Sir Wilfred Lawson, Bart, of Brayton, co. 
 
 Cumberland; and has issue— (1) Alan Henry Curwen, 
 
 Gentleman, b. ; (2) Eldred Arthur Curwen, Gentleman, 
 
 and Isabel Mary. 5ea/j— The Hall, Workington ; The 
 
 Island, Windermere. 
 
 Sons of Edward Stanley Curwen, Esq., of Working- 
 ton Hall, J. P., D.L., Lieut. 14th Light Dragoons, b. 
 1810; d. 1875; m. 1833, Frances Margaret, d. of 
 Edward Jesse of Hampton Court, Middx. : — 
 Rev. Alfred Francis Curwen, J.P. Cumberland, Rector 
 of Harrington, b. 1835; m. ist, 1861, Beatrice Cervinia, 
 (</. 1876), d. of John Hills, Recorder of Rochester; 2nd, 
 1878, Laura Naomi, d. of John Smith of Weyhill, Hants; 
 and has surv. issue (with four daus.) — (i) Christopher 
 Cuthbert Curwen, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; (2) Stanley Patricius 
 Curwen, Gentleman, b. 1876 ; (3) John Neville St. George 
 Curwen, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. — The Rectory, Harring- 
 ton, R.S.O., Cumberland. Club — Junior Conservative. 
 
 Eldred Vincent Morris Curwen, Esq., J.P. Cumberland, 
 b. 1842; in. 1865, Hebe Emily Maritana [d. 1889), d. of 
 Sir Chaloner Ogle, Bart. ; and has had issue — Chaloner 
 Frederick Hastings Curwen, Gentleman,^. 1866; d. 1899 
 \tn. , Elizabeth, d. of Sir William Gordon Cameron, 
 K.C.B. ; and had issue — Chaloner Curwen, Gentleman]; 
 and Edith Margaret Spence. Seai—Withdeane Court, 
 nr. Brighton. Clubs — Arthur's, Conservative, Garrick, Royal 
 Yacht Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 Charles Houston Curwen, Gentleman, b. 1843 ; m. 1873, 
 Laura Helena Wallace, d. of Rev. R. T. G. Hill ; and has 
 issue — Clare Hebe ; and Trenna. -ff«. — South Africa. 
 
 Rev. Edward Hasell Curwen, D.C.L. (Durham), Rector 
 of Plumbland, Carlisle, b. 1847 ; m. 1872, Eleanor Marie 
 Louise, d. of Rev. John G. H. Hill, Rector of Quarley, 
 Hants; and has issue — Edward Stanley Curwen, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1879 ; and Frances Edith Mackenzie. Seat — 
 Ackenthwaite, Milnthorpe. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Henry Curwen, B.A., Rector of Working- 
 ton, b. 1812 ; d. ; in. 1835, Dora, d. of Gen. Goldie 
 of The Nunnery, Isle of Man : — 
 Henry Curwen, Gentleman, b. 1845. Res. — 
 Rev. Alexander John Goldie Curwen, B.D., Rector ol 
 Kirkby Thore, J.P. Westmoreland, b. 1848 ; m. 1877, 
 Margaret, d. of late William Scott Fulton, Esq., J. P., of 
 Bank End House, Appleby ; and has surv. issue — Henry 
 Curwen, ^. 1883 ; Dora Goldie; Isabella Evelyn ; and Edith 
 Elaine. Res. — The Rectory, Kirkby Thore, Penrith. 
 Cecil Curwen, Gentleman, b. 1849. Res. — « 
 
 GEORGE AUGUSTUS CURZON, Esquire. Born July 
 12, 1836, being the eldest son of Edward Cecil Curzon, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Edward Cecil Cur- 
 zon, and his wife Amelia Sophia Charlotte, daughter of 
 James Daniel ; late Colonel in the Army, and Lieutenant- 
 Colonel in the 2nd Life Guards ; served with the Rifle 
 Brigade in the Indian Mutiny at Cawnpore, and at the siege 
 and capture of Lucknow. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, on a bend sable, three popinjays or, 
 collared gules ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a popinjay as in the arms; with the Motto, " Let 
 Curzon holde what Curzon helde." Married, firstly. May 
 7, 1867, Mary Florence, daughter of Morgan Treherne, 
 Member of Parliament for Coventry (she died July 21, 
 1868) ; and secondly, May 15, 1873, Mary Louisa Anne 
 Frances Josephine Martha, dau. of William Ince Anderton 
 of Euxton Hall, in the co. of Lancaster (she died Nov. 3, 
 1889) ; and by his second marriage has Issue — Mary Cecil. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAM HENRY CLAUD CUSACK, 
 Esquire, J. P., Major (ret.) ist Batt. Royal Irish Fusiliers. 
 Born Aug. 29, 1856, being the second son of the late Henry 
 Thomas Cusack of Abbeville House, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Lieut. Roy. North Devon Mounted Rifles, by his wife Sophia 
 Anne, dau. of the late William Tanner of Blacklands House, 
 Wilts. Armorial bearings— Per pale or and azure, a fesse 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a mermaid sable, holding in the dexter 
 hand a sword, sinister a sceptre. Mottoes — " Ave Maria, 
 plena gratia!" and "En Dieu mon espoir." Married, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 CUjBf 
 
 Nov. 15, 1887. his cousin Mary, youngest dau. of Sir Ralph 
 Smith Cusock, U.L., of Furry rark. co. Dublin. Heat — 
 Abbeville House. MaUhide, co. Dublin. 
 
 Sir RALI'H smith CUSACK. Knight Bachelor (so 
 crentcil 1873). M.A. Trin. Coll.. Dub.. D.L. for Dublin. J. P. 
 for COS. Dublin and Meath ; late Clerk of the Crown and 
 Hanaoer in Ireland. Itarrisier-at-I^w. Jiorn i8aa, being the 
 secona son of the late James W. Cusack, M.D., of Abl>eville 
 House. CO. Dublin, by Eliia Frances his wife, eldest dau. of 
 the late Joseph Bcrn.ird of Greenhills, King's Co. C/uis — 
 Kildare Street ( Dublin), Junior Carlton. ArmorUI bearings 
 — Per pale or and azure, a fcsse coiinterchanged. Ma n t lin g 
 axure and or ; and for his Crest, ujxin a wreath of the colours, 
 a mermaid sable, crinde or, holding in the dexter hand a 
 sword and in the sinister a sceptre proper. Married, 1850, 
 Elizabeth, second dau. of the late Richard Barker of 
 Sterling, co. Meath ; and had /««*— James Willianj Cusack, 
 Esq., l>. 1851 ["*■. 1874. Miss Morrisson, and d. 1886, 
 leaving issue. Ralph Cusack, Esq., d. 1876I. Estates — 
 Furry Park, co. Dublin ; Cussington, co. Meath. Postal 
 address— T\xm Park, Rahcny. Dublin. 
 
 Sir (THOMAS) BERRY CUSACK-SMITH, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael 
 and St. George (1898), Joint-Receiver and Custodian of 
 Revenues of Samoa and AdN-iser to the King, also Presi- 
 dent of the Municipality of Apia, July to Dec. 1893, and 
 Jan. to June 1897 ; appointed H.M.'s Consul and Deputy- 
 Commissioner for W. Pacific at Samoa 1890; also Dep. 
 Commr. for the Union Group 1892 ; Special Judicial Com- 
 missioner 1893, and H.M. s Consul - General for Chile 
 1897. Has been Charg<5 d' Affaires since June i, 1900. 
 Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend 
 between two unicorns' heads erased azure, armed or, three 
 lozenges of the L-ist (for Smith) ; 2 and 3, per pale or and 
 azure, a fesse counterchanged (for Cusack), the escutcheon 
 being surrounded bv the ribbon and pendent the badge of a 
 K.C.M.G. Mantlmg azure and argent. Crest -Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head azure. Hotto — ' ' En Dieu 
 est mon espoir." Married, 1886, Winifred (d. 1894), dau. 
 of Rev. John Whitaker Maitland of Loughton Hall, Essex ; 
 and has Issue - Maia Williamina. Residences —Bniish Lega- 
 tion, Santiago; and British Consulate-General, Valparaiso. 
 
 CUST, 
 CUST. 
 
 see COCKAYNE-CUST and PORCELLI- 
 
 SiR REGINALD JOHN CUST, Knight Bachelor, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law. Bom SSeptember 25, 1828, being the third son 
 of the Reverend Henry Cust, commonly known as the Hon- 
 ourable and Reverend Henry Cust, by his wife Anna Maria, 
 commonly known as Lady Anna Maria, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable the first Earl of Kilniorey. Club — Travellers'. 
 Livery— ^nghl blue, with white waistcoat, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a 
 chevron sable, three fountains proper, quartering Cust 
 (ancient), Ranson, Pury, Woodcock, Bellingham, Bums- 
 hend, and Brownlow, and impaling the arms of Biigh, 
 namely azure, a griffin segreant or, armed and langued 
 gules, between three crescents argent. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion's head erased sable, collared paly wavy 
 of six argent and azure; with the HottO, " Qui cust-odit 
 caveat." Married, December 13, 1855, Elizabeth Caroline, 
 commonly known as Lady Elizabeth Caroline, dau. of the 
 Right Hon. Edward Biigh, fifth Earl of Darnley. Issue — 
 Lionel Henry Cust, Esquire, M. V. O. , Master of Arts, Fellow 
 of the Society of Antiquaries, born January 25, 1859 [mar- 
 ried, 1895, Hon. Sybil Lyttelton ; and has issue, Lionel George 
 Archer Cust, Esquire]; Evelyn Georgiana [married, 1879, 
 Honourable Arthur Lowther Pelham] ; Caroline Emma ; 
 and Beatrice Frances. Postaladdress — 13 Eccleston Square. 
 
 ROBERT NEEDHAM CUST, Esquire, LL.D., 
 Barrister-at-Law, J. P. cos. Middlesex and London. Born 
 1821, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Rev. Canon the Hon. Henry Cockayne Cust, by his wife 
 I^^dy Anna Maria, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Francis Needham, 
 first Elarl of Kilniorey. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on 
 a chevron sable, three fountains proper, quartering Cust 
 (ancient). Ransom, Pury, Woodcock, Bellingham, Bums- 
 bead, and Brownlow. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 
 Cut 
 
 — U|X)n a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased s.able, 
 collared paly wavy of six argent and azure ; with the Motto, 
 " Opera illius mea sunt." Married, first, 1856, Maria Ade- 
 laide, who d. 1864, dau. of the late Very Rev. the Hon. 
 Henry l^wis Holxirl; secondly, 1865, Emma, who </. 1867, 
 dau. of the Rev. Edward Carlyon. R. of Dilxlen ; thirdly, 
 1868, ElizaUnh Dewar, dau. of the late J. Mathews; and 
 has /.fjw^— (Bv first marriage) Robert Henry Hobart Cust, 
 Gentlem.in, M.A. (Oxon.), I. 1861 ; Albinia Lucy \tn., 1881, 
 George Edward Wherry, F.R.C.S., and has issue]; Maria 
 Eleanor Vere ; and (by third marriage) Anna Maria Eliza- 
 beth. Residence — 63 Elm Park Gardens. S.W. 
 
 S FREDERIC HAMBLETON CUSTANCE, Esquire. 
 CB., J. P., Colonel Commanding and Hon. Col. 3rd 
 Batt. Norfolk Regt., late Lieut. -Col. Grenadier Guards. 
 Born Dec. 2, 1844, l)eing the only son of the late Sir 
 Hambleton Francis Custance, K.C.B., by his wife Frances, 
 widow of Rev. Henry Walpole Ncvill, and youngest dau. 
 of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 an eagle displayed gules, charged on the breast with a 
 star of six points of the first, quartering azure, on a bend 
 ermine, three legs, couped at the thigh or (for Hambleton) ; 
 impaling the arms of Jolliffe, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, on a pile vert, three dexter hands couped of the 
 first (for Jolliffe) ; 2 and 3. argent, two bars azure (for 
 Hilton). Blantllng gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-eagle displayed as in the arms. Motto 
 — " Appetimua rationi pareat." Married, July 9, 1871, 
 Eleanor Constance, eldest dau. of Capt. Hylton Jolliffe, 
 eldest son of the ist Lord Hylton ; and has Issue — Olive 
 Eleanor; and Cecile. Seat — Weston House, near Nor- 
 wich. Clubs — Carlton, Marlborough. 
 
 CUTHBERT, quartered by BAINES. 
 
 CUTHBERT (H. Coll.). Argent, on a fesse between 
 in chief two hawks sable and in base a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 
 fules, a hawk between two cross crosslets fitch^e of the 
 eld. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreatli 
 of the colours, in front of a lion's head erased argent, 
 charged with a hawk's lure gules, a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 fessewise of the last. Motto — 
 
 Son of Sidney Cuthbert of Beaufront Castle, b. 1851 ; 
 d, 1882; m. 1873, Frances, d. of Charles Griffin : — 
 James Harold Cuthbert, Esq., D.S.O. , Capt. Scots 
 Guards, served in S. African War 1900, b. 1876 ; m. 1903, 
 Lady Anne Dorothy Frederica Byng, d. of the 5th Earl 
 of Strafford. Seats — Beaufront Castle, Sandhoe, Northum- 
 berland. C/k^— Guards'. 
 
 S ROBERT CUTLAR-FERGUSSON, Esquire. Justice 
 of the Peace lor the counties of Dumfries and Kirk- 
 
 ^* 
 
 cudbright, Lord of the Baronies of Craigdarroch and Orro- 
 land, Captain Reserve of Officers, late Scots Guards. Born 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Dae 
 
 Dal 
 
 349 
 
 July 26, 1855, being the eldest son of the late Robert Cutlar- 
 Fergusson, Gentleman, by his wife Ella Frances Catherine 
 Alison [who married subsequently Lieutenant-General the 
 Honourable Sir James Dormer, K.C.B.], dau. of Sir 
 Archibald Alison, Baronet. C/«*j - Travellers' , Turf, 
 Marlborough, Pratt's, New Club (Edinburgh). Armorial 
 bearings as registered in Lyon Office are for Arms : Argent, 
 a lion rampant azure, on a chief gules, a mullet between a 
 cross crosslet fitch^e on the dexter, and a rose on the sini- 
 ster of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree ; and upon a wreatli of his liveries is set 
 for Crest, a dexter hand grasping a broken spear in bend. 
 Motto — "Vi et arte." Captain Cutlar-Fergusson quarters 
 ^or Cutlar the above arms, namely azure, three dragon's 
 
 heads erased argent. Crest — A dragon's head as in the arms, 
 holding in the mouth a thistle clipped and leaved proper, 
 and uses two lions for supporters ; but on inquiry at Lyon 
 Office, Lyon King of Arms states thai " the Cutlar arms are 
 not on record either by themselves or quartered with Fergus- 
 son. Nor can I find any old authority for them, thottgh the 
 Cutlars of Orroland 7vere no doubt an oldfatnily. " Married, 
 February 5, 1889, Rose Ellen Grant (died March 18, 1890), 
 daughter of the late John Grant Hodgson of Cabalva, in 
 the county of Hereford ; and has Issue — Ella and Esm^, 
 twin daughters. Estates — Craigdarroch, Moniaive, in the 
 county of Dumfries ; and Orroland, Dundrennan, in the 
 county of Kirkcudbright. Postal address — Craigdarroch, 
 Moniaive, Dumfries, N.B. 
 
 D 
 
 DACRE, quartered by HOWARD. 
 D'AETH, see HUGHES-D'AETH. 
 
 S ARTHUR JAMES LOUIS FRANCIS D'ALBANL 
 Esquire, S.S.C, Capt. and Hon. Major (retired) 2nd 
 Volunteer Batt. Suffolk Regt. Born April 2, 1856, being 
 the only son of the late Rinaldo Charles Louis Ferdinand 
 d'Albani, by his wife Eleanor, youngest dau. of the late 
 James Day of York. Armorial bearings— Ermine, three 
 bendlets indented azure, the centre bendlet charged with as 
 many mullets, and each of the others with two martlets all 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two ostrich feathers 
 in saltire azure, thereon perched a martlet or. MottO — 
 " Vestigia nulla retrorsum." Afa^-wrf, Oct. 6, 1887, Emma, 
 youngest dau. of the late Daniel Mackenzie of 32 Upper 
 Addison Gardens, Kensington, London, W. ; and h^s Issue 
 — Charles Louis d'Albani, Gentleman, born May 5, 1891 ; 
 and Inez Valerie Eleanor. Postal addresses — Newmarket, 
 and Risbygate House, Bury St. Edmunds. Clubs— ^vim- 
 rose. Auxiliary Forces, West Suffolk County. 
 
 D'ALBINI, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM BARTLETT DALBY. Knight Bache- 
 lor, M.B.,B.A. (Cantab.), F.R.C.S. Born December 10, 
 
 1840, being the eldest son of the late Charles AUsopp 
 Dalby, by his wife Sarah, daughter of William Bartlett ; 
 
 and was created Knt. Bachelor by patent 1886. Clubs — 
 Athenaeum, Garrick. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Barry wavy of six gules and or, on a pale ot the 
 last, between two doves rising, a rod erect entwined by a 
 serpent proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest,upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter 
 arm embowed to the sinister, holding in the hand an ancient 
 lamp, a serpent nowed all proper. Motto — " Probitas verus 
 honos." Married, February 25, 1873, Hyacinthe, daughter 
 of the late Major Edward Wellesley, 73rd Regt.; and has 
 Issue — Thomas Gerald Dalby, Esquire, born 1880; Mary 
 Hyacinth Dulcibella ; Rose ; and Violet. Estate — Red 
 Lodge, Englefield Green, Surrey. Postal address — 18 Savile 
 Row, London, W. 
 
 BRODRICK DALE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 tiie county of Durham. Born 1854, being the 
 ?r^Af <^ third son of the late John Brodrick Dale, Es- 
 2j./tilv quire. Justice of the Peace, of Cleadon Meadows, 
 in the county of Durham, and Agnes Sarah, 
 daughter of Thomas Tilney. Livery — Plain. Armorial 
 bearing^ — He bears for Airms : Gules, on a mount 
 
 ^^ 
 
 proper, a swan argent, gorged with a collar gemel or, in 
 chief three frets of the last ; and for the Crest, upon a 
 rock proper, a heron argent, gorged with a collar gemel 
 gules, and resting the dexter foot on a fret or ; wuh the 
 Motto, "Spectemur agendo." Married, August 17, 1886, 
 Edith Jane, only laughter of the late Sir David Deas, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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350 
 
 Dal 
 
 Dal 
 
 Knight Comnwndcr of Ihe Most Honoun»l>le Orilt-r of the 
 Bttth. of Otc Royal Ni»vv, Inspector-Gcnenil of Hospitals 
 And Fleet*; and has /ssM—Evettitd Cliaries lirodrick, 
 Gentleman, born February i6. 1890; Dorothy Brodrick ; 
 and Agnes Hepburn Brodrick. /etsiJ*M ct—Apptrlcy Dene, 
 Stocki^eld R.jLO., Northumberland. 
 
 H SiK DAVID DALE, first Baronet, of West I^odge, 
 O Darlington, D.C.L.. J. P. and D.L. for the County 
 Palatine of Durham (High Sheriff 1888], Bom Decem- 
 ber II, 1809, being the second son of the late David 
 Dale. Esquire. H.E^I.C.S., Judge of Murshedabad City 
 Court, by his wife Anne Elirabeth. daughter of the Reve- 
 rend George Douglas. C/«*j— Reform, Royal Societies'. 
 iUfv/T— Dark blue. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Aiure. a swan argent Ijctween four bezants saltire- 
 
 ways ; and impaling the arms of Milbank, namely gules, 
 a saltire argent, g^ttde-de-pwix, between two lions' heads 
 couped in pale, and as many roses in fesse of the second. 
 Upon the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of two eagles' heads erased 
 and addorsed propter, an escutcheon azure, charged with 
 a bezant Motto — "I byde my tyme." Married, firstly, 
 1853, Ann Backhouse (who died 1886), daughter of Edward 
 Robson, and widow of Henry Whitwell ; and secondly, 1888, 
 Alice Frederica (who died Nov. 25, 1902), eldest daughter 
 of Sir Frederick Acclom Milbank, first Baronet, of Well, 
 CO. York, and of Hart, co. Durham ; and by his first 
 marriage has Issue — James Backhouse Dale, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. co. Durham, bom June 7, 1855 \m. 1879, 
 Helena, daughter of the late Henry William Fenwick of 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne] ; and Annie Marion Stuart \m. 1874, 
 Edward Hutchinson of The Elms, Darlington]. Estate 
 and postal address — West Lodge, Darlington. 
 
 FREDERICK JOHN DALGETY, Esquire, late Capt. 
 iSth King's Hussars, and Patron of two livings. Born Nov. 
 19, 1866, being the eldest son of Frederick Gonnerman 
 Dalgety, Esq. , J. P. , D. L. , High Sheriff co. of Southampton 
 1877, by his wife Blanche Elizabeth Trosse, only daugh- 
 ter of John .Allen of Coleridge House, Stokenham, Devon. 
 Z,iv^rK— Blue, with red and white striped waistcoat. Ar- 
 
 morial bMXings — Gules, a swan argent gorged with a 
 collar gemel aziu'e, within a Ixjrdurc of the second, charged 
 with four thistles two in chief and two in base slipped proper, 
 impaling the arms of M'Clintock-Bunbury, namely, quar- 
 terly I and 4, argent on a bend sable, three chess-rooks of 
 the field ; a and 3 per pale gules and azure, a chevron 
 ermine between three escallops argent. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant guardant gules, 
 gorged with a wreath of oak or, supporting a shield argent, 
 thereon a thistle slipped proper. MottO — "Vincit qui 
 patitur." Married, June 10, 1897, the Hon. Pauline 
 Caroline M'Clintock-Bunbury, youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Baron Rathdonell ; and has Issue — (1) John Allen Fre- 
 derick I3algety, Gentleman, b. Aug. 29. 1898; (2) Arthur 
 William Hugh Dalgety. Gentleman, b. Nov. 17, 1899 ; 
 and Barbara Blanche. Seat — Lockerley Hall, Romsey, 
 Hants. C/«*j— Carlton, Wellington, Naval and Military, 
 Hurlingham. 
 
 SJOHN JAMES DALGLEISH, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Born April 22, 1836, 
 being the eldest son of James Dalgleish, Esquire, of West- 
 grange and Ardnamurchan, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, by his wife Elizabeth Christian, daughter of 
 Laurence Johnston of Sands. C/ubs—New (Edinburgh), 
 Conservative (Edinburgh). Livery — Dark blue witli silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 anoak-treeeradicated fesseways proper, between three pheons 
 points upwards azure, and impaling the arms of Oliphant of 
 Kinnedar, namely gules, three crescents argent within a 
 bordure chequy of the second and first. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent ; and on a wreath of the liveries 
 is set for Crest, the stump of an oak-tree sprouting out 
 branches and leaves proper; with the Motto, " Revirescam." 
 Married, August 16, 1892, Mary Eliza, third daughter of 
 Major Patrick Oliphant of Kinnedar ; and has Issue — 
 (i) James Patrick Dalgleish, Gentleman, born June 16. 
 1893; (2) Laurence John Oliphant Dalgleish. Gentleman, 
 born April 25, 1903. £^/a/<i— Westgrange and Balgownie, 
 in the county of Fife. 
 
 LAURENCE DALGLEISH, Esquire, J. P. cos. Perth 
 and Fife. Bom 1839, being the second son of James Dal- 
 gleish, Esq., D.L., of Westgrange, co. Perth, and Ardna- 
 murchan, CO. Argyll. Armorial bearings— Argent, an 
 oak tree eradicated fesseways proper, between three pheons 
 points upwards azure, within a bordure of the last. Mant- 
 ling gfules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, the stump of an oak tree sprouting out 
 branches and leaves proper; with the Motto "Revires- 
 cam." Married, 1878, Ellen Kate, youngest dau. of the 
 late Gen. David Davidson, of H.M.'s Indian Army. Estate 
 — Keavil, Dunfermline, N.B. Residence —2,6 Palmerston 
 Place, Edinburgh. C/«*j— University (Edinburgh), Con- 
 servative (Edinburgh). 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM OGILVY DALGLEISH, Baronet, 
 Justice of the Peace for the counties of 
 TnflT»TTl>ttffl ^''^^' P^''^*^' ^""i Forfar, and for the city 
 ZL/tllj|5*'^^^l' and county of Dundee, and a Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the two first counties, 
 and a Member of the Council for the county of Perth. 
 Born 1832, being the eldest son of the late Captain James 
 Ogilvy Dalgleish of the Royal Navy, of Woodburne, Fife, 
 by Isabella his wife, only child of David Martin of Dundee. 
 Clubs— CaxXlon, New (Edinburgh). Livery —HatV. green 
 and gold. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent a tree eradicated fesseways vert, 
 between three pheons points downwards azure (for Dal- 
 gleish); 2 and 3 quarterly, i. and iiii. argent, a lyon passant 
 guardant gules (for Ogilvy), ii. and iii. or, three crescents 
 gules (for Edmonstone), over all dividing the coats a cross 
 engrailed sable (for Sinclair), all for Ogilvy of Boyne ; over 
 all on an escutcheon of pretence in right of his wife the 
 arms of Mollison, namely or, two cross crosslets fitch^e in 
 chief and in base the attires of a hart affixed to the scalp 
 gules, a chief chequy of the second and argent, in the fesse 
 point a crescent sable for difference. Above the shield, 
 which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, mantled vert doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest 
 
 I is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 the stump of an oak-tree sprouting out branches and leaves 
 proper ; and upon an escroU above the crest this Motto, 
 " Revirescam " ; and for his Supporters, upon either side 
 of the escutcheon a hon rampant or, charged upon the 
 shoulder with a pheon point downwards, azure, such being 
 personal to the above-mentioned William Ogilvy-Dalgleish. 
 
 Marjr ; Mildred Mary ; Agnes Mary Helena ; and Victoria 
 Louisa (the last by second wife). 
 
 S THOMAS YORKE DALLAS-YORKE, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., late a Capt. in the nth Hussars, 
 served in the Crimean War, 1854 ; he assumed the addi- 
 
 Married, i860, Elizabeth Frances, only child of Francis 
 Molison, Esquire, of Errol. Estates — Errol, in the county 
 of Perth ; Woodburne and Baltilly, in the county of Fife ; 
 Mayfield, in the county of Forfar ; and Coulin, in the county 
 of Ross. Postal address — Errol Park, Errol, Perthshire. 
 
 WILLIAM DALGLISH-BELLASIS, Gentleman. Bom 
 June 23, 1853, being the third son of the late Mr. Serjeant 
 Edward Bellasis, Justice of the Peace for the counties of 
 Middlesex and Westminster, by his wife Eliza Jane, only 
 daughter of William Garnett of Quernmore Park, in the 
 County Palatine of Lancaster, High Sheriff. [By Royal 
 Licence in 1896 he and his second wife took the additional 
 surname of Dalglish.] Club — White's. Armorial bear- 
 lags — Quarterly i and 4, argent a chevron between three 
 fleurs-de-lis azure, in chief a tent proper, lined gules (for 
 Bellasis) ; 2 and 3 argent, a fesse embattled counter-em- 
 battled and plain cotised, between three annulets gules 
 (for Viall). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a lion couchant 
 guardant azure, in front of a tent, as in the arms. Mottoes 
 — -"Bon est bel assez"; " Loris non ureris." Married, 
 first, Jan. 11, 1877, Mary, eldest daughter of the late Thomas 
 Walmesley of Lilystone Hall, Essex (she died Oct. 28, 1888) ; 
 second, June 18, 1892, Marie Sophie Nicholson, second 
 dau. of the Marquis de Guerry de Lauret of Pondicherry, 
 East Indies, and relict of James Campsie Dalglish of 
 Campsie, N.B. , and of New South Wales; and has Issue 
 — (i) Cyril Edward Bellasis, Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, d. 
 Dec. 2, 1879 ; (2) John Henry Bellasis, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 7, i88o; (3) William Joseph Bellasis, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 17, 1884 ; (4) Richard Fauconberg Bellasis, 
 |_^ Gentleman, b. Sept. 23, 1886; (5) Philip Joseph Bellasis, 
 ^^k Gentleman, b. April 19, 1893; Mary Theresa; Monica 
 
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 tional name and arms of Yorke by Royal Licence 1856, in 
 compliance with the will of James Whiting Yorke on 
 succeeding to his property. Born Feb. 25, 1826, being 
 the only son of the late David Haliburton Dallas, by 
 his wife Mary Anne, dau. of James Whiting- Yorke. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per pale indented 
 argent and or, a saltire between two mullets of six points 
 in fesse azure (for Yorke) ; 2 and 3 argent, a fesse between 
 five mullets of five points, three in chief and two in base 
 gules (for Dallas). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, the battlements of a tower 
 proper, therefrom issuant a dragon's head argent, charged 
 with a nmllet of six points azure. Motto — " Lux venit ab 
 alto." Married, Sept. 30, 1862, Frances Perry, third dau. 
 of William Graham of Burntshiels ; and has had Issue — Hall- 
 burton Francis, Gentleman, Lieut. loth Hussars, b. Nov. 
 27, 1875, d. Dec. 16, 1899 ; and Winifred Anna [?//., June 
 II, 1889, tlie Most Noble William John Arthur Cavendish- 
 Bentinck, sixth Duke of Portland, and has issue]. Seat — 
 Walmsgate Hall, Louth, Co. Lincoln. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 DALRYMPLE (10 Feb. 1902). Argent, on a saltire 
 gules, five rustres of the field, in chief a lion rampant of 
 the second. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of his liveries, in the waves of the sea a rock 
 proper. Motto — "Firm." Livery — Black, silver buttons. 
 
 Son of Rev. Thomas Gray Duncan, Minister of St. 
 
 David's, Kirkintilloch, Dumbartonshire, b. 1808; d. 
 
 1861 ; m. 1845, Mary, d. of Alexander Dalrymple of 
 
 Woodhead : — 
 James Dalrymple Gray Dalrymple (formerly Duncan), 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Stirling, F.S.A., b. 7 July 1852; m. 24 July 
 1890, Katharine Hutton, d. of Stephen Rowan of Holm- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Dal 
 
 Dal 
 
 fituMhead and widow of Patrick Francis Connal-Kownn 
 (formerly Connal. who assumed the additional surname of 
 Rowan on his marriage). Stats — Woodbead, Kirkintil- 
 
 loch, Dumbartonshire ; Meiklewood, Gargunnock, Stirling. 
 Cluis — Junior Carlton, County (Stirling), Western and 
 Imperial Union (Glasgow), Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 D.ALTON, see GRANT - DALTON, PORTMAN- 
 DALTON. and WADE-DALTON. 
 
 DALTON (Granted by Flower Norroy, sth Elizabeth, 
 Ped. H. Coll.). Azure, crusilly or, a lion rampant guardant 
 
 colours, a dragon's head couped vert, wings elevated or, 
 gorged with a collar nebuly gold. Livery — Hlue, white 
 lacings, blue and white striped waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Charles James Dalton, Esq., a Lt.-Gen. in the 
 Army, Col. Commandant Royal Artill. d. i8ia ; d. 
 1880; m. 1847, his cousin Mary Norcliflc, eld. d. of 
 George Cleghorn of Weens, co. Roxburghe : — 
 
 James Cecil Dalton, Esq., Major-Gen. Commanding R.A. 
 at (libraltar. Knight of Justice Order of St. John of Jeru- 
 salem in Envjland, F.R.G.S., d. 1848; m. 1899, Mary 
 Caroline, yr. d. of Gen. Sir George Digby Barker, K.C.B., 
 of Clare Priory, Suffolk, late Gov. and Commander-in-Chief 
 Bermuda ; and has issue — Charles James George Dalton, 
 Gentleman, t. 1902; Mary Frances Helena; and Joan 
 Caroline Wray. A'«. — Artillery House, Gibraltar. Ciufis 
 — Army and Navy, United Service. 
 
 Charles Dalton, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., i. 1850; m. i88o, 
 his cousin, Isabella Dalton, d. of Henry Robinson (by 
 Rosamund, n/e Best, who took name and estates of 
 Norclifle of Langton). /(es. — 3a West Cromwell Road, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 DALWAY, quartered by DOBBS. 
 
 SMARRIOT ROBERT DALWAY, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Antrim, J.P. for Carrickfergus (High Sheriff 
 1859), was M. P. for Carrickfergus 1868-1880. Horn 1832, 
 being the only son of the late Marriot Dalway, Esq., J.I'., 
 of iSUa Hill, by Euphemia, dau. of Thomas Henry. Ar- 
 morial beaiings — Argent, two lions in chief counter- 
 passant and one in base all guardant gules, armed and 
 langued azure. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, holding in the paws a staff erect proper, a banner 
 therefrom flowing to the sinister argent, charged with a 
 saltire of the first. Motto — " Esto quod audes." Married, 
 1859, Elizabeth, only child of the late Col. Andrew Arm- 
 strong Barnes ; and has, with other /««<— Marriot William 
 Dalway, Esq., J.P. for co. Antrim, late Lieut. Antrim 
 Militia, 6. 1861. 
 
 DALY, quartered by BLAKE, and BLAKE -DE 
 BURGH. 
 
 SJOHN ARCHER DALY, Esquire. J. P., D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1866, Col. commanding 4th Batt. Connaught 
 
 argent, a chief barry nebuly of four of the last and sable. 
 Mfti^t-tiTig gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 Rangers (assumed the surname and arms of Daly in lieu of 
 his patronymic Blake by Royal Licence dated April 24, 
 1837, in compliance with the testamentary injunction of the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 maternal great-uncle, Hyacinth Daly of Raford). Born Jan. 
 II, 1835, being the eldest son of the late Andrew William Blake 
 of Furbough, co. Galway, by his wife Maria Julia Daly, second 
 dau. of Malachy Daly of Raford. Armorial bearings — 
 Per fesse argent and or, a lion rampant per fesse sable and 
 gules, in chief two dexter hands couped at the wrists of 
 the last, impaling the arms of Nugent, namely ermine, two 
 bars gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of an oak tree proper, fructed 
 or, a greyhound courant sable, collared gold. Motto — 
 "Deo fidelia et regi." Married, April 30, 1864, Lady 
 Anne Elizabeth Charlotte Nugent, dau. of Rt. Hon. Anthony 
 Francis, 9th Earl of Westmeath ; and has Issue — (i) Denis 
 Andrew Malachy Daly, Gentleman, late Lieut, in the army, 
 b. Sept. 27, 1865 ; and Anne Christian, d. unm. 1897. 
 Seats — Raford, Athenry ; and Furbough, Galway. 
 
 S RALPH DALYELL, Esquire, C. B. , D. L. , J. P. co. Fife, 
 heir of line of the families of Melville of Murdocairnie, 
 and Robertson of Newbigging, through his grandmother, 
 Jane Melville. Born June 29, 1834, being the second son of 
 the late John Dalyell, Esq., 5th Dragoon Guards, Lieut- 
 Col. Fifeshire Militia, D. L. , by his wife Jane, eldest dau. 
 of Gen. Robert Anstruther (eldest son of Sir Robert 
 Anstruther, Bart., of Balcaskie). Armorial bearings - 
 Sable, a naked man with arms extended proper, between 
 two stars or, within a bordure of the last, and below the 
 escutcheon his badge as a C. B. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand 
 grasping a scimitar both proper. Motto— "I dare." 
 Married, 1870, Annie Margaret Christina, eldest dau. of 
 Algernon William Bellingham Greville of Granard, co. 
 Longford ; and has had /fj-«e— Ruth Margaret ; Violet 
 Jane; Lilias ; and Magdalen. Seats — Ticknevin, Carbery, 
 CO. Kildare ; Lingo, St. Andrews. Residence — 21 Onslow 
 Gardens, S.W. C/«*j— Arthur's, Wellington. 
 
 DANGAR (H. Coll., 1854). Ermine, on a bend sable, 
 cottised engrailed gules, a ram's head erased or, between 
 two esquires' helmets proper. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wrenth of the colours, upon a mount vert, a 
 demi-nian affrontde in armour proper, the helmet adorned 
 
 with three feathers azure, holding in the dexter hand a 
 broken tilting-spear also proper, and supporting with the 
 sinister an escutcheon sable, charged with a ram's head 
 erased or. Motto— " Traditus non victus." 
 
 Sons of Henry Dangar, Esq., J. P., of Haverstock 
 Hill, Hampstead, England, of Grantham, co. Cumber- 
 land, N.S.W., and of Neotsfield, co. Northumberland, 
 N.S.W., Member of the Legislative Conncil, b. 1796; 
 d. 1861 ; m. 1828, Grace, d. of John Sibley of St. Neot, 
 Cornwall, England : — 
 The Hon. Henry Carey Dangar of Grantham, Sydney, 
 Member of the Legislative Council of that colony, b. 1830, 
 m N.S. Wales; m. 1865, Lucy Jane, d. of Commander 
 Lamb of the Royal Navy; and has Issue— {\) Richard 
 Halifax Dangar, Gentleman, of Neotsfield, Whittingham, 
 N.S.W. ; (2) Reginald Neville Dangar, Gentleman; (3) 
 Horace William Dangar, Esq., Major Royal Australian 
 Artillery ; (4) Leonard Adrian Dangar, Gentleman ; (5) 
 Mabel (deceased) ; Lucy Beatrice \m. Henry M. Osborne] ; 
 Elinor ; Ruth ; Nora ; Muriel Ethel ; and Dorothy Marian. 
 Postal addresses — Grantham, Sydney; and Yallaroi, Wari- 
 alda, New South Wales. 
 
 Frederick Holkham Dangar, Gentleman, b. 1831 ; m. 
 1858, Eliza, d. of John Phelps of Sydney, N.S.W. ; and 
 has issue — (i) Dudley Richard Dangar, Gentleman, b. ; 
 (2) Harry Dangar, Gentleman, b ; and Ada. Res. — 
 Lyndhurst, Cleveland Road, Ealing, W. 
 
 Albert Augustus Dangar, Gentleman, b. 1840 ; m. 1866, 
 Phoebe, d. of E. Rouse of Rouse Hill, near Sydney, N.S. 
 Wales ; and has issue — (i) Rodney Rouse Dangar, Gentle- 
 man, b. ; (2) Norman Napier Dangar, Gentleman, b. 
 ; (3) Clive Collingwood Dangar, Gentleman, b. ; 
 Maude Marion ; Elsie Eleanor ; Grace Gladys ; and Phyllis 
 Phoebe. Estates (160,000 acres) at Gostwyck, Mooki 
 Springs, and Waterloo, all in N.S. Wales, and Noorin- 
 doo, Queensland. Seat — Baroona, Whittingham, N.S. 
 Wales. 
 
 DANIEL, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY DANIEL, Esq.. J. P. Bom 1812, 
 being the son of the late George Robert Daniel, Esq., Q.C., 
 of Auburn, by his wife Margaret, eldest dau. of Henry 
 Smyth of Harcourt Street, Dublin. Armorial bearings— 
 Per saltire argent and or, two dexter arms fesseways couped 
 and in pale, vested gules, cuffed azure, the hand proper 
 holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect of the third, and as 
 many lions rampant in fesse also of the third. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a trefoil slipped vert, a dexter arm fesse- 
 ways couped, vested gules, cuffed azure, the hand proper, 
 holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect also gules. Motto — 
 " Toujours prct." Married, 1836, Harriett, dau. of Robert 
 Johnstone, Esq., Q.C. (and niece of Sir William Richard- 
 son, Bunbury, Bart.); and has Issue — (i) George Robert 
 Daniel, Gentleman, late Lieut. 64th Regt. , b. Jan. 9, 1840 
 \m., Jan. 1864, Susan, dau. of Major -Gen. Philip Gay, 
 C.B.]; (2) William Henry Daniel, Esq., Lieut. - Col. 
 (retired) late isth Regt., b. March 28, 1847; Margaret; 
 Anna Maria \in., 1861, Richard Doyne of Ballygrange, 
 Calcutta, and has issue] ; Georgina [/«. , 1861, Hon. George 
 Annesley, and has issue] ; and Cecilia. Seat — Lough Ree 
 Lodge, Glasson, co. Westmeath. 
 
 ROBERT GEORGE DANIELL, Esq., J. P. co. West- 
 meath. Born 1830, being the elder son of the late Robert 
 Daniell, Esq., D.L. , by Cecilia Frances, dau. of the late 
 Major Cliffe of Bellevue, co. Wexford. Armorial bear- 
 ing^ — Argent, a pale fusily sable, in the dexter chief point 
 a crescent gules. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, armed and crined or, charged with a crescent gules. 
 Motto — " Pro fide et patria." Married, 1864, Ellen, second 
 dau. of the late John O'Brien, M. P. , of Eden Vale, co. 
 Clare ; and has Issue — John Daniell, Gentleman, b. 1868, 
 5<f(:/— ^Newforest, Kilbeggan. co. Westmeath. 
 
 DANIELL (H. Coll.). Per fesse ermine and azure, 
 a fesse embattled counter-embattled per fesse of the second 
 and or, between five fleurs-de-lis two and three each within 
 an annulet of the last. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a roundle per fesse or 
 and azure, a lion rampant proper, charged on the shoulder 
 with and liolding between the paws a fleur-de-lis or. MottO 
 — " Pro fide et patria." 
 
 Son of Joseph Staines Daniell, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., of 
 Blandford, Dorset, by Charlotte, d. of Lt.-Col. James 
 
 is tbe Nayal Cockade. 
 
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 Williamson, late 70th Foot, and Commandant Roy. 
 
 Mil. Asylum, Chelsea : — 
 Edward Staines Daniell, Esq., Lt.>CoL late loand Rcgt. 
 (ist Koy. Dub. Pus.), sorved in Burmah 1853-3 (medal and 
 clasp) and in Indian Mutiny (medal and clasp), b. 1838 ; 
 m. 1875, Mary Eliral)eih. d. of George Ure Skinner, 
 F.L.S. ; and has issue — (i) George Edward Staines Danit-ll, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1875 ; (2) William Raymond Daniell, Gentle- 
 man, Indian Army, late Devonshire Regt. , b. 1878; (3) 
 James Skinner Daniell, Gentleman, b. 1883; (4) Charles 
 John Williamson Daniell, Gentleman, b. 1885; Agnes 
 Katharine Raymond ; and Margaret Swayne. Res. — Ilfra- 
 combe, nr. Devon. Clubs — Junior Constitutional, Royal 
 Societies*. 
 
 DANIERS, quartered by FOX. 
 
 Sir JULAND DANVERS, K.C.S.I. (1886), formerly 
 Government Director of Indian Railway Companies, and 
 Secretary in Public Works Dept. of the India Office. 
 Bom 1826, being the son of the late Frederick Dawes 
 Danvers, Esq., of the Duchy of Lancaster Office, by his 
 wife Charlotte Maria, dan. of John Juland Rawlinson. 
 Clubs — Athenaeum, St. Stephen's, Northbrook. Livery — 
 Mulberry colour, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 Qiiarterly, i. gules, a chevron between three mullets of six 
 points or ; 2 and 3 argent, on a bend gules, three martlets 
 or, winged vert; the escutcheon being encircled by the 
 ribbon and pendent the badge of a K.C.S I. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern 
 with wings endorsed or. Motto — "Forte en loyalte. 
 Married, 1851, Sarah Frances, dau. of Rev. Henry Roch- 
 fort of Vastina, Westmeath ; and has Issue. Postal address 
 — 103 Lexham Gardens, W. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY DARBISHIRE, Esquire, J.P., and 
 C.C. for Carnarvonshire; Lt.-Col. Comdg. 3rd V. B. R. W. F. 
 Bom May 9, 1844, being the fifth son of the late Samuel 
 Dukinfield, Esq., J. P. for Carnarvonshire (High Sheriff 
 ^855), of Pendyffryn, Conway, by his wife Mary, third 
 dau. of Robert Grierson Blackmore of Manchester. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a pile 
 issuant from the dexter canton argent, three leo- 
 pards' faces of the field (for Darbishire); 2 and 3, ar- 
 gent, a cross pointed and voided sable (for Dukinfield). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from clouds, a dexter arm in armour em- 
 bowed, holding in the hand proper a cross pointed and 
 
 voided sable. Married, 1874, Mary L., dau. of William 
 Eckersley. Seat — Plas Mawr, Penmacnmawr. Club — 
 Reform (^Liverpool). 
 
 GEORGE STANLEY DARBISHIRE, Esq.. J. P. 
 Lanes. Born Sept. 18, 1827, l)eing the fifth but third sur- 
 viving son of the late James Darbishire of Green Heys, 
 Chorlton, Lanes., by his wife Mary, eldest dau. of George 
 Bramston Roberts, H.E.I.C.S. C/i/*— Windham. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a pile issuant 
 from the di-xtcr canton argent, three leopards' faces of the 
 field (for Darbishire) ; a and 3 argent, a cross pointed and 
 voided sable (for Dukinfield), a mullet for difference, together 
 with other quarterings appertaining to the Dukinfield 
 family. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, issuant from clouds, a dexter arm in armour 
 cmbowed, the hand proper grasping a cross p>ointed and 
 voided sable. Motto — " Durateet vincite." Married, Feb. 
 12, 1857, Ellen (d. 1882), second dau. of the late John Carver 
 of Belmont, Pendleton, Lanes. ; and has had Issue — (i) 
 Arthur Stanley Darbishire, Gentleman, b. Nov. 29, 1851, d. 
 
 1884 ; (2) Russell Nicholls Darbishire, Gentleman, b. Jan. 3, 
 i860 ; (3) Francis Gaskell Darbishire, Gentleman, b. 1862, 
 d. 189s; and Alice Mary [m., 1875, Capt. John Alfred 
 Hind]. Postal address— 18 Morella Road, Wandsworth 
 Common, Surrey. 
 
 DARBISHIRE (H. Coll. ). Gules, on a pile issuant from 
 the dexter canton argent, three leopards' faces of the field, 
 quartering Dukinfield, a crescent for diffeience. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from clouds a dexter arm ernbowed in armour 
 proper, the hand unmailed and grasping a cross pointed 
 and voided sable. Motto — " Durate et vincite." 
 
 Sons of Henry Astley Darbishire, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 
 CO. Kent, b. ; d. 1899; m. 1858, Eliza, only 
 
 d. of George Byng Paget of Sutton Bonnington, co. 
 
 Nottingham : — 
 Frederic Astley Darbishire, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Inner Temple, M.A. Christ Church (Oxon.), b. 1859. 
 
 Estate and postal address — Oakdene, Cowden, co. Kent. 
 Harry Vernon Darbishire, Gentleman, ^.1864. 
 
 JAMES EDWARD DARBISHIRE, Gentleman. Born 
 
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 Darbishire, Gentleman, by Jane, second dau. of John John- 
 son of Chester. Club — St. Stephen's. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a pile issuant from the 
 dexter canton argent, three leopards' faces of the field (for 
 Darbishire) ; 2 and 3 argent, a cross pointed and voided 
 sable (for Dukinfield). [The family are entitled to quarter 
 the arms of other families appertaining to Dukinfield.] 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from clouds, a dexter arm in armour 
 embowed, the hand proper, grasping a cross pointed and 
 voided sable. Motto — " Durate et vincite." Married, 
 Aug. 6, 1879, Susan, third dau. of the late Samuel Swan of 
 Manchester ; and has /wz/«— James Thurstan Dukinfield 
 Darbishire, Gentleman, b. June 30, 1893: Lilian Mary; 
 Norah Grace ; and Kathleen Muriel. Postal address — 
 Dunowen, Thurleigh Road, Wandsworth Common, Surrey. 
 
 S WILLIAM ARTHUR DARBISHIRE, Esq. , J. P. and 
 D.L. for Carnarvonshire, B.A. Born Aug. 4, 1829, 
 being the second son of the late Samuel Dukinfield Darbi- 
 shire, Esquire, J. P. for Carnarvonshire (High Sheriff of that 
 CO. 185s), of Pendyffryn, Conway, by his wife Mary, third 
 daughter of Robert Grierson Blackmore of Manchester. 
 Club — Devonshire. Livery — Drab, with scarlet facings. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a pile 
 
 ilarch II, 1852, being the only son of James Mather 
 
 issuant from the dexter canton argent, three leopards' faces 
 of the field (for Darbishire); 2 and 3 argent, a cross 
 pointed and voided sable (for Dukinfield). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from clouds, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in 
 the hand proper a cross pointed and voided sable. Married, 
 April 28, 1864, Ellen, eldest dau. of Thomas Lombe Taylor 
 of Starston, Harleston, Norfolk. Res.—Vmyhryn, Car- 
 narvon, N. Wales; Penmaenmawr, N. Wales. Club— 
 Devonshire. 
 
 The Very Rev. JOHN LIONEL DARBY, Dean of 
 Chester. Born Nov. 20, 1831, being the third son of Rev. 
 Christopher Darby, M.A., by his wife Mary, dau. of Alex- 
 ander Boyle, Esq. Livery -V^hxte, with yellow facmgs. 
 Armorial bearings— Azure, on a chevron argent, between 
 three garbs or, a naval coronet of the first between two 
 anchors sable, pendent in the centre chief pomt from a 
 riband of the second, fimbricated of the field, a representa- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 lion of the gold mediU conferred ujxjn Admiral Darbv by 
 command of his Majesty in commemoration of his gallant 
 conduct at the battle of the Nile &c. ; beneath the said 
 medal the word " Nile" inscribed in gold letters upon the 
 field. [Hiis augmentation was granted in 1820, and is 
 reRistorcd in Ulster's Office to be borne by the descendants 
 of John Darby of l-eap. King's Co.. brother to Admiral Sir 
 Henry d'Esterrc Darby, who as Captain commanded the 
 " Bellerophon " in the battle of the Nile.] M antl i ng 
 
 with a naval crown azure, in front of an anchor placed in 
 sinister bend sable. Motto — " Spero meliora." Married, 
 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a garb or, banded with a naval crown azure, in front of 
 an anchor placed in sinister bend sable. Motto — "Spero 
 meliora." Married, May 4, 1871, Cecilia Catherine, dau. 
 of the Rev. Canon Hopwciod (and Lady EUinor Mary 
 his wife. dau. of the Rt. Hon. Earl of Derby) ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Lionel Frank Christopher Darby, Gentleman, b. 
 1873; (2) Arthur John Lovett Darby, Gentleman, b. 1876; 
 (3) Edward Henry d'Esterre Darby, Gentleman, b. 1880; 
 Mary Cecilia ; and Constance Ellinor Katharine. Property 
 in counties Armagh and Antrim. Postal address — The 
 Deanery, Chester. 
 
 S JONATHAN CHARLES DARBY, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L. for King's Co. , and J. P. for co. Tipperary. Born 
 1855, being the eldest son of the late Jonathan Darby, Esq., 
 J. P.. who died 1871 (by Caroline Curteis, dau. of John 
 Graham of The Elms, ILastboume), and grandson of the 
 late William Henry Darby of Leap Castle. Club — Kildare 
 Street, Dublin. Livery— ^\\ie. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 on a chevron argent, between three garbs or, a naval coronet 
 of the first between two anchors sable, pendent in the centre 
 chief from a riband of the second, fimbriated of the field, 
 a representation of the gold medal conferred upon Admiral 
 Sir Henry D'Esterre Darby (by command of his Majesty, 
 in commemoration of his gallant conduct at the Battle of 
 the Nile, in command of H.M.S. "Bellerophon"), and 
 beneath the medal the word "Nile " inscribed in gold letters 
 upon the field. Mantling azure and argent; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a garb or, banded 
 
 1889, Mildred Heru-ietta, younger dau. of Richard Dill, M.D.; 
 and has Issue — Horatio Darby, Gentleman, b. Dec. 18. 
 1898 ; Augusta Diana O'Carroll ; and Cecily Mildred 
 O'Carroll. Seat — Leap Castle, Roscrea, King's Co. 
 
 DARBY of Coalbrookdale (H. Coll., 10 Aug. 1836). 
 Per chevron embattled azure and erminois, three eagles 
 displayed two and one, each charged on the breast with 
 an escallop all counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of two cross 
 crosslets fitch^e in saltire sable, a demi-eagle displayed 
 couped erminois, the wings azure, charged on the breast 
 with an escallop of the last. Motto — " Utcunque placuerit 
 Deo." 
 
 Sons of William Henry Darby ofBrymbo, nr. Wrex- 
 ham, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 John Henry Darby, Esq., J. P. co. Denbigh, b. 1856 ; m. 
 ist, 1884, Isabelle, d. of William Littleboy, J. P. ; and has 
 issue — Gwendolen ; 2nd, 1502, Ellen Muriel, d. of the 
 late G. F. Adams of Cardiff. Seat — Brymbo Hall, Brynibo. 
 C/«3— Whitehall. 
 William Darby, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Alfred Darby, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Son of Alfred Darby, Gentleman, of Coalbrookdale 
 and Stanley Hall, Salop, b. 1807; d. 1852; m. 1848, 
 Rebecca, d. of late William Miller Christy of Wood- 
 bines, Kingston, co. Surrey : — 
 Alfred Edmund William Darby, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Salop, formerly Capt. Shropshire Yeo. [impaling 
 the arms of Arthur, namely or, on a chevron azure 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 between two rests in chief gules and a kangaroo sejant 
 in base proper, two swords chevronways also proper, 
 pommels and hilts of the first ; on a chief of the third a 
 
 horse courant argent], b. 1850; 7n. 1881, Frederica Louisa 
 Juliana, only d. of the late Sir Frederick Arthur, 2nd 
 Baronet, by his wife Lady EUzabeth, d. of the loth Earl of 
 Kinnoul ; and has issue— Maurice Alfred Alexander Darby, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1894 ; and Frances Muriel. Post. add. 
 
 Little Ness, Shrewsbury ; 36 Grosvenor Place, S. W. 
 
 S CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM DARBY-GRIFFITH, 
 Esq., J. P., Capt. Gren. Gds., A.D.C. from 1888-92 
 to Gen. Lyttelton Annesley, commanding in Scotland. Born 
 June 17, 1858, being the only son of the late Christopher 
 Darby-Griffith, Esq., of Padworth, J. P. and D.L., M.P. 
 for Devizes 1857 to 1868, by his wife Arabella Sarah, only 
 dau. of Edward Francis Colston of Filkins Hall, co. Oxon., 
 and Roundway Park, Wilts. Clubs — Guards', Wellington, 
 Bachelors', St. James's, Junior Carlton. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, gules a chevron between three 
 men's heads in profile argent, each charged on the ncek 
 with an ermine spot sable, the two in chief couped, that 
 in base erased (for Griffith) ; 2 and 3 erminois, a chevron 
 engrailed barry wavy argent and azure, between three garbs 
 sable (for Darby). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a stag's 
 head caboshed per pale gules and azure, attired or, between 
 the attires an estoile of the last (for Griffith) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a garb argent charged with an anchor 
 erect sable (for Darby). Seat — Padworth House, Reading. 
 
 D'ARCY, quartered by FOX and FLETCHER- VANE. 
 DARCY of Chiche, quartered by FOX. 
 
 D'ARCY (13th cent.). Azure, sem6 of cross crosslets 
 and three cinquefoils argent. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a bull 
 sable, armed or. Motto — " Un Dieu, un Roy." 
 
 Coheirs General, being daus. ofSackville George Lane 
 
 Fox, 12th Lord Conyers and de jure 15th Lord Darcy 
 
 de Knayth — representing the line of Darcy, Earls of 
 
 Holderness : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Marcia Amelia Mary, Countess of Yar- 
 
 borough [vide Yarborough), suo jure Baroness Fauconberg 
 
 and Baroness Conyers [q.v.). 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Violet Ida Evelyn, Countess of Powis, suo 
 jure Baroness Darcy de Knayth [Supporters of the Barony 
 J of Darcy— Dexter, a heraldic tiger argent; sinister, a bull 
 ible, armed or]. 
 
 D'ARCY of Hyde Park, the senior Irish line, descending 
 through Darcy of Plattyn from John Darcy, ist Lord Darcy 
 de Knayth, by his second wife Joan, d. of Richard de 
 Burgh, Earl of Ulster. Arms (Regd. U.O.)— Quarterly, 
 I. Darcy as above ; 2. gules, sem6 of cross crosslets and an 
 orle or (Bertram) ; 3. quarterly gules and argent (Tuite) ; 4. 
 or, a chevron vert (Judge) ; 5. argent, from the centre base 
 vert, a fir-tree growing proper, at the top a sword in bend 
 azure, hiked or, and in chief two antique crowns gules 
 (Grierson) ; 6. argent, on a bend sable, three roses of the 
 field, barbed and seeded proper (Cary). Crest and Motto 
 as above. 
 
 Son of George James Norman D'Arcy, Esq., I. P. cos. 
 
 Meath and Westmeath, B.A. (Trin. Coll.," Dub.), 
 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1820; m. ist, 1856, Antoinette 
 
 Jane (rf. 1877), d. of Anthony John Dopping, Esq., 
 
 D.L. , of Colmolyn, co. Meath : — 
 
 Rev. George James Audomar D'Arcy, M.A. Oxon. , Vicar 
 
 of St. Patrick's, Birmingham, b. \x Oct. 1861. Scat — 
 
 Hyde Park, Killucan, co. Westmeath. Res.—'&\.. Patrick's 
 
 Clergy House, Highgate, Birmingham. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Lavallin D'Arcy, Gentleman, of Ginnets 
 Park, CO. Meath, b. 1821 ; d. 1886; m. ist, 1845, Maria 
 Louisa, d. of James Fox of Galtrim, co. Meath : — 
 Rev. John Bertram D'Arcy, b. 1845. Res.— 21. Greville 
 Road, London, N.W. 
 
 Lavallin Cary D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. 1847. Res. — Chad- 
 desley Corbett, Kidderminster. 
 
 Son of John Charles D'Arcy, Gentleman, of Mount 
 
 Tallant, co. Dublin, b. 1828; d. 1902; m. 1852, 
 
 Henrietta Anna, eld. d. of Thomas Brierly of 
 
 Dublin :— 
 
 Rt. Rev. Charles Frederick D'Arcy, Bishop of Clogher, 
 
 M.A. , D.D. , formerly Vicar and Dean of Belfast and 
 
 Canon of St. Patrick's, DubUn, b. 1859; m. 1889, Harriet 
 
 Le Byrrt, d. of late Richard Lewis of Comrie, co. Down ; 
 
 and has issue — John Conyers D'Arcy, b. 1894, Ellinor 
 
 Marian ; Henrietta Grace Lewis ; and Dorothy Frances. 
 
 Res. — Bishopscourt, Clones, co. Monaghan. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Anthony Ralph D'Arcy, Rector of Nymps- 
 
 field, b. 1832; d. 1894; m. i86o, Caroline, d. of 
 
 Thomas Brierly of Dublin : — 
 
 Ralph Francis D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. 1864; m. 1900, 
 
 Dorothy Isabel Munro, eld. d. of Edgell E. Westmacott, 
 
 Esq., of Richmond, Surrey. Res. — Beach House, Kessing- 
 
 land, Suffolk. 
 
 Thomas Anthony D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Redlands, Bristol. 
 Arthur D'Arcy, Gentleman , *. . Res. — 
 
 D'ARCY of Corbetstown (13th cent. Regd. U.O.). 
 Azure, crusilly and three cinquefoils argent. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned 
 up ermine, a bull sable, armed or. Motto — " Un Dieu 
 un roi." 
 
 Sons of John Sheppard D'Arcy, of Finchfield, nr, 
 Wolverhampton, b. 1840; d. 1885; m. 1864, Emily, 
 d. of William Meagher of Swansea : — 
 Francis Meagher D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; m. 1895, 
 Rose Patrice, d. of late S. James Fellows of Wolver- 
 hampton ; and has issue — John Leslie Fellows D'Arcy, 
 Gentleman, b. 1896. Res. — The Grange, Winterbourne, 
 Gloucester. 
 
 Cuthbert Edward D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — 
 Basil Norman D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. 1874. Res. — 
 Lionel John Montague D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. 1877. 
 Res.— 
 
 Gerald Claude Randolph D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. 1882. 
 Res.— 
 
 HYACINTH DARCY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Galway, and High Sheriff 1877. Born Feb. 26, 1830, 
 being the second son of the late James D'Arcy, Esq., J. P., 
 of New Forest, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Hyacinth 
 Chevers of Killyan. Armorial bearings— Azure, sem6e 
 of cross crosslets and three cinquefoils argent. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 bull passant sable. Motto—" Un Dieu un roy." Married, 
 June 13, 1878, Louisa Alicia, dau. of Samuel James Brown, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Loftus Hall, co. York; and has 
 Issue-{r) James D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. March 29, 1880; 
 (2) Richard D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. April 10, 1881 ; (3) 
 Isidore D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. June 26, 1882 ; (4) Hyacinth 
 D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. Nov. 13, 1883; (s) Lionel George 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 D'Arcy, Gentleman, i. Feb. a, 1888 ; Mary L. E. ; Sophia 
 J. M. : and Teresa M. S*at - New Forest, Ballinasloe, co. 
 Galway ; Fisher Hill, Castlebor ; Rockvale, Gort. 
 
 MARTIN CHARLEMAGNE MACDONNELL 
 D'ARCY, Gentleman. Bom Feb. 13, 1859, being the 
 second son of the late Dominick D'Arcy, Barrister-at-Law, 
 by his wife Sarah, eldest daa of the late Joseph Myles 
 MacDonnell. Esq., J. P. (M.P. for co. Mayo 1846-47), of 
 Doo Castle, co. Mayo. /.itArry— Blue and silver. iUmo- 
 liid bearings -Azure, sem^ of cross crosslets and three 
 cinquefoils argent. W^wtHtiy azure and argent. Oreet— 
 On a wreath of the colours, a bull passant sable. Seat— 
 Doo Castle, co. Mayo. 
 
 WILLIAM KNOX D'ARCY, Gentleman. Bom Oct. 
 II, 1849, being the only son of the late William Francis 
 D'Arcy of Newton Abbot, co. Devon, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Baker, dan. of Rev. Robert Bradford, Rector of Wol- 
 borough, CO. £>evon. Armorial beariogs — Azure, semde 
 
 of cross crosslets and three cinquefoils argent. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a chapeau gules, ttimed up ermine, a bull passant sable, 
 armed or. Motto — " Un Dieu un roy." Married, firstly, 
 Oct. 23, 1872,' Elena (who d. Dec. 19, 1897), dau. of 
 Samuel Bradford Birkbeck of Queensland ; and has Issue — 
 (i) William Francis D'Arcy, Gentleman, b. Sept. 14, 1873 ; 
 (2) Lionel Knox D'Arcy, Gentleman, Lieut. 19th Hussars, 
 b. Feb. 12, 1876; Gertrude Elena Elizabeth [w. , 1895, 
 Capt. Sydney Hankey, and Life Guards, and has issue], 
 Violet Bertha [»»., 1900, Archibald Fraser Home, nth 
 Hussars, and has issue] ; and Ethel Anastasia. He married 
 secondly, Feb. 21, 1899, Nina, dau. of A. L. Boucicault of 
 Queensland. Residence — Stanmore Hall, Stanmore, Middle- 
 sex. Town address — 42 Grosvenor Square, W. Clubs — Carl- 
 ton, Junior Carlton, Garrick, and Queensland (Brisbane). 
 
 DARE, see HALL-DARE. 
 
 DARELL (c. 1200). Azure, a lion rampant or, ducally 
 crowned argent. Maintling azure and or. Crest^Out of 
 a ducal coronet or, a Saracen's head in profile, couped at 
 the shoulders proper, wreathed about the temples or and 
 azure, on the head a cap of the last fretty argent, tasselled 
 gold , turned up ermine. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Sir William Lionel Darell, 4th Bart., M.A., 
 
 Rector of Fretherne, co. Gloucs., b. 1817 ; d. 1883; 
 
 m. 2nd, 1843, Harriet Mary, only d. of Sir Edward 
 
 Tiemey, Bart. : — 
 Sir Lionel Edward Darell, sth Baronet (12 May 1795), 
 
 of Richmond, Surrey, J.P., D.L., C.C. co. Okxws. (High 
 Sheriff 1887), late Capt. Gloucs. Yeom. Cav., i, 1845; 
 
 m. 1870, Helen Frances, only child of Edward Marsland 
 of Henbury Park, Chester; and has issue— (i) Lionel 
 Edward Haniilton Marmaduke Darell, Esq., Lieut, ist Life 
 Guards, b. 1876 \m. 1903, Eleanor, d. of Capt. Heathcote 
 of Apedale, Staffs.]; (a) William Harry Vcrclst Darell, 
 Esq., Lieut. Coldstream Guards, b. 1878; (3) Guy Mars- 
 land Darell, Esq., Lieut. Coldstream Guards, b. 1883 ; 
 Violet Mary ; Evelyn May ; Marguerite Helen ; Dorothy 
 Muriel ; and Barbara Gladys. 5m/— Fretherne Court, 
 Stonehouse, Gloucs. Town res. — 39 Upper Grosvenor Street, 
 London, W. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Orleans. 
 
 Son of Edward Tiemey Gilchrist Darell, Esq., b. 1847 ; 
 
 d. 1898; m. 1st, 1869, Amy, d. of Leo Schuster of 
 
 Roehampton : — 
 Harry Francis Darell, Esq., late Capt. 3rd Batt. Rif. 
 Brigade, b. 1872. C/«*— White's. 
 
 DARELL. Azure, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— Out of a ducal 
 cornet or, a Saracen's head in profile couped at the shoulders 
 
 proper, wreathed about the temples or and azure, on the 
 head a cap of the last, fretty argent, tasselled gold, turned 
 up ermine. Motto — " True to you." 
 
 Son of Robert Stephens of Trewornan, Cornwall 
 (great-grandson of Anne, d. of Henry Darell of 
 Trewornan (who d. 1731), b. 1811 ; d. 1890; m. Jane 
 Agnes Elford, d. of Rev. John Smythe, Rector of 
 Dromiskin, co. Louth : — 
 Robert Darell Smythe Darell (formerly Stephens — name 
 and arms of Darell assumed by Royal Licence 1902), 
 Gentleman, F.L.S., F.G.S., &c., *. 1851 ; m. 1882, Mary 
 Frances, eld. d. of William Trevenen of Helston, Corn- 
 wall ; and has surv. issue — (i) Robert Darell Elford 
 Darell, Gentleman, b. 1887; (2) Edward Marmaduke Darell 
 Darell, Gentleman, b. 1897; (3) Henry St. George Darell 
 Darell, Gentleman, b. 1898; Mamie; Joan Gratiana; and 
 Beatrix. Estates — The Manor of Trewornan and other 
 lands in the Parish of St. Minver, Cornwall. Seat — Tre- 
 wornan, Cornwall. Res. — Ford Hill, Townstal, Dart- 
 mouth. 
 
 JOHN DARELL-BLOUNT. Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Oxford. Born 1833, being the fourth but only surviv- 
 ing son of the late Michael Henry Mary Blount, Esq., of 
 Maple, Durham, J. P. and D.L. , High Sheriff in 1832, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 by his first wife Hon. Elizabeth Anne Mary, 4th dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. Robert Edward Petre, loth Lord Petre; s. 
 his brother, Charles John, 1881, and assumed the prefix 
 surname and arms of Darell by Royal License 1882. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 barry nebuly of six or and sable (for Blount) ; 2 and 3 
 azure, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned argent, in the 
 dexter chief point for difference a cross crosslet of the second 
 (for Darell) ; and on an escutcheon of pretence the same 
 arms of Darell without the difference. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, the sun in splendour, charged in the centre with 
 an eye all proper (for Blount) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a man's head in profile, couped at the shoulders and 
 bearded proper, wreathed round the temples or and azure, 
 on the head a cap also azure, fretty argent, tasselled gold 
 and turned up ermine, for difference a cross crosslet azure 
 (for Darell). Motto — " Lux tua vita mea." Married, June 
 13, 1881, Henrietta, only dau. of Edward Henry Darell, 
 Esq. , eldest son of Edward Darell, Esq. , of Calehill ; and 
 has /wKg— Ethel Mary. Seats — Maple Durham, near Read- 
 ing, CO. Oxford ; and Calehill, Ashford, Kent. 
 
 DARLEY, see WARREN-DARLEY. 
 
 The Rev. FREDERICK DARLING, M.A. (Oriel 
 Coll., Oxon.). Born 1821, being the eldest son of the late 
 Gen. Sir Ralph Darling, G.C.H., by Elizabeth, dau. of the 
 late Lieut. -Col. John Dumaresq. Armorial bearings— Per 
 fesse crenell^e azure and gules, in chief a lion passant argent, 
 and in base two falchions in saltire, blades of the last, hilts 
 and pommels or, on a canton ermine, a mural crown of the 
 fourth, suspended therefrom by a riband gules, edged azure, 
 the Corunna medal gold. Mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, out of a mural crown or, a dexter arm em- 
 bowed in armour proper, sustaining an inescutcheon gules, 
 thereon two falchions in saltire as in the arms, encircled 
 by the ribbon and medal of Corunna. Motto — " Inspired, 
 I aspired." Seat — The Ridge, Hartfield, Sussex. 
 
 DARLINGTON (H. Coll.). Azure, gutt^e-d'eau , on a 
 fesse engrailed or, between two leopards' faces in pale of 
 the last, four crosses crosslet gules. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 Corinthian column erect or, between two wings sable, each 
 charged with a cross crosslet argent, a mount vert. Motto 
 — " Fide." 
 
 Son of Joseph Darlington of Alison Hall , Lanes. , b. 1781 ; 
 
 d. 1862 ; m. Margery, d. of William Fisher of Bradley 
 
 Hall, Lanes. : — 
 James Darlington, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Warwick (High 
 Sheriff 1886), b. 1827; m. 1861, Frances {d. 1897), d. and 
 coh. of John Radcliffe of Radcliffe, Lanes. ; and has issue 
 — (i) Hayward Radcliffe Darlington, Gentleman, M.A., 
 LL.M. , b. 1863 \jn. 1890, Dora, eld. d. of John Sheriff 
 Hill, of Hawkeswick, St. Albans]; (2) Willoughby Scott 
 Darlington, Gentleman, b. 1883. Evelyn Mary ; Frances 
 Maud \7n. Harold W. Cave] ; Helena Radcliffe \m. J. F. 
 Kittermaster, M.A.]; Lucy Elizabeth; Agnes Mabel \m. 
 H. H. Sills of King's Coll., Camb.]; and Constance Wini- 
 fred. Seat — Bourton Hall, Rugby, co. Warwick. Chib — 
 Conservative. 
 
 Sons of Ralph Darlington of Whitley Hall, Wigan, 
 
 b. 1824 ; d. 1890 : — 
 
 ? 
 
 Sons of John Darlington of Alison Hall, Lanes. , b. ; 
 d. 1852 :— 
 ? 
 
 § DUNCAN DARROCH, Esq., J.P. and D.L. cos. 
 Renfrew and Ross. Born March 15, 1836, being the 
 son of the late Duncan Darroch, Esq., of Gourock and 
 Drums, Major in the Army, D.L., J. P., by his wife Susan 
 
 I (who died Aug. 14, 1889), dau. of Charles Stewart Parker 
 of Fairlie, co. Ayr, West Indian Merchant. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a three-masted ship under full sail in a 
 sea all proper, between three oak trees eradicated and fructed 
 of the last. Mantling gules doubled argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-negro holding 
 in his dexter hand a dagger proper. Motto — " Be watch- 
 ful." Married, May 7, 1864, Ann, dau. of Samuel Philip 
 Rickman of Tottenham, Middlesex ; and has Issue — (i) 
 
 Duncan Darroch, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1868, Captain 2nd 
 Batt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; (2) Alasdair 
 Ronald Darroch, Gentleman, b. April 22, 1880; Annie 
 Marion [?«., 1888, Hon. Gilbert James Duke Coleridge, 
 third son of Lord Coleridge, and has issue] ; Caroline Effie ; 
 and Helen Margaret. Seats — Gourock, Greenock, co. 
 Renfrew ; and Torridon, Auchnasheen, co. Ross. Club — 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 S Colonel CHARLES WARING DARWIN, late 
 68th Durham Light Infantry, J.P. co. Durham. Born 
 Aug. 28, 1855, being the second surviving son of Francis 
 Darwin of Elston Hall, in the county of Nottingham, and 
 of Creskeld Hall, in the co. of York, D.L. and J.P. for the 
 W. R. of that CO. , by his first wife Charlotte Maria Cooper, 
 dau. of William Brown Darwin of Elston Hall. Clubs — 
 Arthur's, Junior United Service. Livery — Purple coat, green 
 collar and cuffs, green breeches and waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine a leopard's face jessant- 
 de-lis between two escallops, all within two bendlets gules (for 
 Darwin) ; 2 and 3 per pale argent and azure, on a bend 
 
 nebuly, a lion passant guardant between two acorns slipped 
 all counterchanged (for Rhodes), impaling the arms of 
 Wharton, namely, sable a maunch argent, a canton or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-griffin sable, sem6e of mascles or, resting 
 the sinister claw upon a shield argent, charged with a 
 leopard's face jessant-de-lis gules (for Darwin) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect, vested bendy of 
 six argent and azure, cuffed gules, the hand holdmg m 
 saltire an oak branch and vine branch, both fructed proper 
 (for Rhodes). Motto— "Cave et aude." Married \^<)^, 
 Mary Dorothea, onlv child of Rt. Hon. John Lloyd Wharton 
 of Bramham Yorks., M.P., D.L. ; and has Issue— \x) 
 Charles John Wharton Darwin, Gentleman, *• Dec. 12, 
 1804 ■ (2) Francis Wharton Darwin, Gentleman, b. July 13, 
 1896 '; and (3) Gilbert William Lloyd Darwm, Gentleman. 
 b. Nov. 9, 1899. 5«a^— Dryburn, near Durham. 
 
 S FRANCIS DARWIN, Esquire, J.P. co. Nottingham, 
 IP D L for West Riding of co. York, Chairman of 
 Quarter Sessions, M.A. Camb., formerly Capt. 1st West 
 York Militia. Bom 1825, being the fourth son of Capt. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 William Rhodes, lale 19th Light Dragoons, of Bramhopc, 
 by his wife Caroline Esther, daugluer and heiress of 
 Christoplicr Smith of Bramhopc ; and assumed the surname 
 of Uiuwin in lieu of Rhodes, and the arms of Uarwin 
 quarterly with his own, by Ro^al License in the year 1850. 
 Club — United University, /.irrry— Purple coat, with green 
 collar and cuHs, green breeches and waistcoat. Annoirial 
 bMurlBCB (H. Coll., 1850) — Quarterly i and 4, ermine 
 
 a leopard's face jessant-de-lis between two escallops, all 
 within two bendlets gules, and (for distinction) in chief a 
 cross pat6e also gules (for Darwin) ; 2 and 3 per pale 
 argent and azure, on a bend nebuly a lion passant guardant 
 between two acorns slipped all counterchanged (for Rhodes); 
 and for his Crests, i. on a wreath of the colouis, a demi- 
 griffin sable sem6e of mascles or, resting the sinister claw 
 upon an escutcheon argent, charged with a leopard's face 
 jessant-de-lis gules, and charged upon the shoulder (for 
 distinction) with a cross pat^ or (for Darwin) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect vested bendy of 
 six argent and azure, cuffed gules, the hand holding in 
 saltire an oak-branch and a vine-branch, both fructed proper 
 (for Rhodes). HottO — "Cave et aude." Married, firstly, 
 July 25, 1849, Charlotte Maria Cooper Darwin, daughter 
 of William Brown Darwin of Elston (she died June 22, 
 1885) ; and secondly, June 12, 1889, Georgina Huntley Duff, 
 daughter of the late Huntley George Duff of Muirtown 
 House, near Inverness ; and has Issue — (i) Francis Alvey 
 Rhodes Darwin, Gentleman, born August 19, 1851 ; (2) 
 Gerard Lascelles Darwin, Gentleman, born November 25, 
 185a, and died January 9, 1888 ; (3) William Waring Dar- 
 win, Gentleman, born May 30, 1854, and died June x, 
 1855; (4) Charles Waring Darwin, Esq., born August 28, 
 185s, Col. Durham Lt. Infantry ; (5) Rev, Arthur William 
 Darwin, bom October 30, 1864, Rector of Stoneham Aspal ; 
 (6) Robert Henry Darwin, Esq., Capt. Yorkshire Regt., 
 born June 19, 1875; Charlotte Elizabeth Anne, died Sep- 
 tember i868 ; Mary Eleanor, died 1890 ; and Caroline 
 Edith, died 1891. Estates — Elston, in the county of Notting- 
 ham ; Creskeld, in the county of York. Postal address — 
 Creskeld, Arthington, Leeds. 
 
 FRANCIS ALVEY RHODES DARWIN. Gentleman, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Barrister- 
 at-Law, Clerk of the Peace and of the County Council for 
 the West Riding of the county of York. Born August 
 19, 1851, being the eldest son of Francis Darwin of Elston 
 Hall, in the county of Nottingham, and of Creskeld Hall, 
 in the county of York, Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice of 
 the Peace for the West Riding of that county [to whom 
 refer], by his first wife Charlotte Maria Cooper, daughter 
 of William Brown Darwin of Elston Hall (she died June 
 
 aa, 1885). Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge, Junior Carl- 
 ton. Livety — Purple coat, green collar and cuffs, rreen 
 breeches and waistcoat. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, ermine a leopard's face 
 iessant-dc-lis between two esc.illops, all within two bend- 
 lets gules, and (for distinction) in chief a cross patde also 
 gules (for Darwin) ; a and 3 per jiale argent and azure, 
 on a bend nebuly a lion passant guard.int Iwtween two 
 acorns slipped all counterchanged (for Rhodesl ; and for 
 his Crests, i. on a wreath of the colours, a aemi-grifhn 
 sable sem(5e of mascles or, resting the sinister cl.aw upon a 
 shield argent, ch.orged with a leopard's face jessant-de-lis 
 gules, and charged upon the shoulder (for distinction) with 
 a cross pate^ or (for Darwin) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm erect vested bendy of six argent and azure, 
 cuffed gules, the hand holding m saltire an oak-branch and 
 vine-branch, both fructed proper (for Rhodes). Motto — 
 " Cave et aude." Married, December 2, 1886, Edith Mary, 
 daughter of William Andrew Fairbairn of Heppington, 
 Canterbury. Postal address — Leathley Hall, Otley, York- 
 shire. 
 
 GEORGE HOWARD DARWIN, F.R.S., Barrister-at- 
 Law (Lincoln's Inn), Plumian Professor of Astronomy, and 
 Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Born July 9, 1845, 
 being the second son of the late Charles Robert Darwin of 
 Down, Kent, and Emma, dau. of Josiah Wedgwood of Maer 
 Hall, Staffs. C/k*— Athenaeum. Armorial bearings (Ped. 
 H. Coll.)— Argent, on a bend gules, cotised vert, between 
 two mullets each within an annulet gules, three escallops or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 griffin segreant vert, holding] between the claws an escallop 
 or, three escallops fesseways argent. Married, July 22, 
 1884, Martha Haskins, daughter of Charles Meredith Du 
 Puy of Philadelphia, U.S.A. ; and has Issue— (1) Charles 
 Galton Darwin, Gentleman, b. Dec. 19, 1887 ; (2) William 
 Robert Darwin, Gentleman, b. Aug. 22, 1894 ; Gwendolen 
 Mary ; and Margaret Elizabeth. Postal address — Newnham 
 Grange, Cambridge. 
 
 HORACE DARWIN, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 F.R.S., Mayor of Cambridge 1896-1897, A.M.I.C.E. 
 Born May 13, 1851, being the fifth son of the late 
 Charles Robert Darwin of Down, Kent, and Emma, 
 daughter of Josiah Wedgwood of Maer Hall, Staffs. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend gules, cotised 
 vert, between two mullets each within an annulet 
 gules, three escallops or, and impaling the arms of 
 Farrer, namely argent, on a bend engrailed sable, four 
 horse-shoes of the field. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 griffin segreant vert, holding between the claws an 
 escallop or, three escallops fesseways argent. Married, 
 Jan. 3, 1880, Hon. Emma Cecilia, only dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Lord Farrer ; and has Issue — Erasmus Darwin, Gentleman, 
 born Dec. 7, 1881 ; Ruth Frances ; and Emma Nora. 
 Postal address — The Orchard, Cambridge. Clubs — Albe- 
 marle, Athenaeum. 
 
 Major LEONARD DARWIN, Member of Parliament 
 for the Lichfield Division of Staffordshire 1892- 1895, late of 
 the Royal Engineers. Born January 15, 1850, being thefourth 
 son of the late Charles Robert Darwin, Esquire, Fellow of 
 the Royal Society, J. P., the great Savant, of Down, in the 
 county of Kent, by Emma his wife, daughter of Josiah 
 Wedgwood of Maer Hall, in the county of Stafford ; educated 
 at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Club — Brooks's, 
 Junior United Service. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, on a bend gules, cotised vert, between two 
 mullets each within an annulet gules three escallops or and 
 in chief a martlet for difference ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-griflfin vert, holding 
 between the claws an escallop or, three escallops fesseways 
 argent ; with the Motto, "Cave et aude." Married, firstly, 
 1882, Elizabeth Frances, d. 1898, dau. of G. R. Eraser. 
 He m. secondly 1900, Charlotte Mildred, dau. of Edmund 
 Langton. Postal address — 12 Egerton Place, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM ERASMUS DARWIN, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Southampton, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Cambridge. Born 1839, being the 
 eldest son of Charles Robert Darwin, Esquire, Fellow of 
 the Royal Society, the great savant of Down, in the county 
 of Kent, Justice of the Peace, by Emma his wife, daughter 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 361 
 
 of the late Josiah Wedgwood of Maer Hall, in the county 
 of Stafford. Club — Athenaeum. Armorial bearing^ — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a bend gules, cotised vert, 
 between two mullets each within an annulet gules, three 
 escallops or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-griffin vert, holding between the 
 claws an escallop or, three escallops fesseways argent ; with 
 the Motto, "Cave et aude." Married, 1877, Sara Price 
 Ashburner, daughter of Theodore Sedgwick of New York, 
 who died Oct. 24, 1902. Postal address — 11 Egerton Place, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 DA U BEN EY of Cote. [This family is directly descended 
 in the male line from Robert de Todenei, Standard-Bearer 
 to William the Conqueror— Ped. H. Coll.] Quarterly, i 
 and 4, quarterly i. and iiii., gules, four fusils conjoined 
 in fesse argent (Daubeney, 13th century), ii. and iii., or, 
 two chevronels within a bordure gules ; 2. sable, a bend 
 or, between six fountains (Stourton) ; 3. gules, three lions 
 rampant argent (Pauncefote). Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a holly-tree fructed 
 proper. Badge — Two bat's wings sable conjoined by a gold 
 cord. Motto — " Ad finem fidelis." 
 
 .Sons of George Matthews Daubeney, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law, of Alston Lodge, Cheltenham, b. 
 1800 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1830, Elizabeth, eld. d. of Humphrey 
 Creswicke of Hanham Court, Glos. : — 
 George Robert Henry Daubeney, Gentleman, late 22nd 
 Regt. , b. 28 July 1840. Res.— 
 
 Henry Elias Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 1848; ?«. 1880, 
 Eliza Hudson, d. of late James Bownes of Charlton Kings; 
 and has issue— George Henry James Daubeney, Gentleman, 
 b. 5 July 1887 ; Cecily ; Joan ; and Dorothy Eliza. Res. — 
 Balcarras, Charlton Kings, nr. Cheltenham. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Walters Daubeney of Cote, Esq. , 
 
 J. P. CO. Somerset, Sheriff of Bristol, b. 1810 ; d. 1863; 
 
 m. 1839, Sarah Anne Savage, only d. of Daniel Wait 
 
 of Belluton and Norton Malreward, Somerset : — 
 
 George Walters Daubeney of Cote, Esq., late Capt. 
 
 West York Militia, J. P. cos. Somerset and Glos., b. 15 
 
 Oct. 1841. Seal— Cote, nr. Bristol. Clubs — Junior Carlton, 
 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Lansdowne Daubeney, Esq. , J. P. co. Somerset, b. 24 Dec. 
 1842 ; ».;. 18 Aug. 1863, Mary Ryland, only child of George 
 Eaglesfield of Clifton, Glos. ; and has issue — Beatrice Mary 
 [m. 1889, Edward Plantagenet Kemeys-Tynte] ; Innys 
 Maud Eaglesfield [m. 1895, Major Hon. P. C. Westenr,"] ; 
 Evelyn Muriel Stuart [m. 1897, Hon. Arthur Eveleigh- 
 de Moleyns]. Seal — Norton Malreward, Pensford, Somer- 
 
 set. Clubs— Windha.m, Constitutional, Junior Constitu- 
 tional. 
 
 William Arthur Daubeney, Esq., J. P. cos. Devon and 
 Somerset, M.A. O.xon., b. 8 Aug. 1845. 5^a^— Clevelands, 
 nr. Dawlish, Devonshire. Clubs — United University, Junior 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Son of Rev. George Barnston Daubeney, 6. 1812 ; 
 d. 1869; fn. 1843, Albinia Anne, d. of Sir Thomas 
 Crawley Boevey, Bart. : — 
 Rev. George William Daubeney, B.A. Camb., Rector of 
 Knodishall, b. 1844 ; tn. 1875, Anita, d. of Henry Chilton ; 
 and has issue— (i) Harrison Digby Daubeney, Gentleman, 
 b. 1876 ; (2) George Grant Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 1879 ; 
 Percy Miles Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 1883; Albinia 
 Blanche; and Anita Marie. Res.— The Rectory, Knodis- 
 hall, Saxmundham. 
 
 Son of Charles Daubeney, Gentleman, M.D., b. 1816; 
 m. 1856, Sarah Maria, d. of Rev. Henry Cripps, D.L. 
 Charles Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res. — 
 Sons of the Rev. George William Daubeney, LL.D., 
 6. 1784; d. i860; m. i8n, Elizabeth, d. of Rev. 
 Charles Crawley : — 
 William Daubeney, Gentleman, i. 1823 ; m. 1857, 
 Elizabeth Anne Rowe, d. of Rev. Tobias Furneaux. 
 Res.— 
 
 Edward Daubeney, Esq., Major late 67th Regt., b. 1829; 
 m. 1865, Emily, d. of Charles Carpenter; and has issue — 
 Edward Charles Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 4 June 1868 ; 
 and Lilian Emma. Res. — 
 
 Rev. John Daubeney, M.A., Vicar of Winkfield, b. 1833 ; 
 m. 1879, Edith Ehretia, d. of Edward Ehret Dyson. 
 Res. — Winkfield Vicarage, Windsor. 
 
 Sons of General James Daubeney, C.B., late 62nd 
 Regt., b. 1826; tn. 1855, Mary, d. of Samuel Leveson 
 of Brighton: — 
 Arthur Charles Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — 
 Capt. Cyril James Daubeney, b. 1876. Res.^ 
 Sons of Henry Daubeney, Gentleman, M.D., b. 1820; 
 d. ; m. 1847, Elizabeth, d. of Walter Kean : 
 Henry Giles Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 1855. Res. — 
 Hugh Frederick Daubeney, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., 
 b. 1859. Res. — 
 
 Yr. Son of Henry Charles Daubeney, of South Wrex- 
 hall, Wilts, b. 1786 ; d. ; tn. 2nd, :— 
 
 Walter Daubeney, Gentleman, b. ; m. 1870, Fanny 
 Northage Laud, d. of Dr. James ; and has issue. Res. — 
 Sons of Rev. Robert Thomas Daubeney, Vicar of 
 Ampney, Cirencester, b. 1824 ; d. 1887; tn. 1857, Mary 
 Cecilia, d. of William Kaye. 
 Edward Kaye Daubeney, Esq., D.S.O., Lt.-Col. 8oth 
 Regt., b. 1858; m. 1886, Eileen Gertrude, d. of the late 
 Knight of Kerry ; and has issue. Res. — 
 Arthur Giles Daubeney, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — 
 , Son of Rev. Andrew Alfred Daubeney, M.A., Priv. 
 Chaplain to William IV. , b. ^jgg ; d. ; m. 1828, 
 
 Frances Elizabeth, d. of Richard Goodlad of Hill 
 Place, Hants: — 
 Walter Augustus Daubeney, Esq. , late Major ' ' The 
 Buffs." Seat — Hill Place, Bishop's Waltham, Hants. 
 
 Sons of Edmund Joseph Daubeney, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Cleve House, co. Somerset, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1808 ; 
 
 d. 1880; m. Margaret, d. of Rev. Thomas Biggs of 
 
 Whitborne, co. Hereford :— 
 
 Rev. Edmund Thomas Daubeney, B.A. (Oxon.), Rector 
 
 of Market Weston, b. ; tn. ; and has issue. Res. 
 
 — The Rectory, Market Weston, Thetford. 
 
 St. John Edward Daubeney, Esq., J. P., Major and Hon. 
 Lt.-Col. late 3rd Batt. West Riding Regt., formerly Capt. 
 38th Regt., b. 1841 ; tn. 1869, Eliza Williama, d. of late 
 Llewellyn Llewellyn of Buckland Fileigh, N. Devon ; and 
 has issue^Williama Margaret [tn. 1897, Robert Edmund 
 Rous Benson, Lieut. R.N.]; Mary Edith [w. 1896, Henry 
 Welch-Thornton] ; Ethel Blanche [m. 1894, Capt. Henry 
 Peter Routh, R.N.] ; and Rose Evelyn. Seat — The Beacon, 
 King's Wear, South Devon. 
 
 Albert James Hesketh Daubeney, Esq., Lt.-Col. late 
 io8th Regt. , b. 1844 ; tn. ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Henry Joseph Daubeney, Esq., Lt.-Col. late i8th Roy. 
 Irish Fus. , b. 1847. Res.— 
 
 Giles Andrew Daubeney, Esq., Capt. late 82nd Regt., 
 b. 1849 ; tn. 1873, Louisa, d. of Thomas Hillersden Bulteel ; 
 and has issue — Giles Bulteel Daubeney, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.A., b. 1882. Res.— 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Frederick Augustus Daubeney, Gentleman. B.A. Oxford. 
 *. Ref.~ 
 
 Edw.ird Alfred D.iubeney, Esq., Major East L.tncs. 
 Krgt., b. 1863; m. 1897. Khoda, d. of Robert Handsley, 
 Esq.. J. P., of Keedley Lodge, Lanes.; and has issue— 
 Adeliza Joan. Jtes. — 
 
 UAUGLISH (formerly DALGLEISH) (L.O. 1854). 
 ArRfnl, an oak-lree eradicated and lying fesseways proper 
 between two crescents in chief gules and a pheon in base 
 axure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 
 degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — A 
 camel's head and neck couped proper. Motto, " Be hardy." 
 
 Son of Henry William Dauglish, Gentleman, b. 1827; 
 
 d. 1904 ; m. 3 March 1852, Eliza, d. of the Rev. 
 
 Algernon Wells : — 
 Milverton Godfrey Dauglish, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 law, b. 23 February 1855. Post, add.— 54 Leinster Square, 
 London, W. 
 
 Rev. ACHILLES DAUNT, M.A. Oxon., Rector of 
 Broome, co. Norfolk, 1892-96, Curate of Sherborne, 
 Dorset, since 1898. Bom 1867, being the eldest son of 
 the late Very Rev. Achilles Daunt, D.D., of Tracton Abbey, 
 Dean of Cork, by his wife Catherine Mary, eldest dau. of 
 Rev. John Leslie of Castlemartyr. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron sable, between three 
 choughs' heads erased proper (for Daunt) ; 2 and 3, sable, 
 a chevron between three owls argent (for Owlepen). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of 
 the colours, a bugle-horn or, stringed sable. Motto — 
 " Vigilio et spero." Married, July 27, 1892, Ida, dau. of 
 Godfrey Carey of Rozel, Guernsey, Bailiff; and has Issue 
 — Achilles Daunt, Gentleman, b. Oct. 26, 1894. Seat— 
 Tracton Abbey, Kinsale, co. Cork. J?esidence — Sherborne, 
 Dorset. 
 
 S ACHILLES THOMAS DAUNT, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Cork. Bom Oct. 9, 1849, being the only son of 
 William Joseph O'Neill Daunt of Kilcascan, by his 
 wife Ellen, dau. of Daniel Ilickey. Livery— Da.T[i blue 
 faced with red. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, argent a chevron sable, between three choughs' heads 
 erased of the second, beaked gules ; 2 and 3 a chevron between 
 three owls argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a hutchet or bugle-horn or, 
 stringed sable. MottO— " Vigilo et spero." Married, 
 May 15, 1877, Anna Maria, dau. of Bartholomew Corballis 
 of Berwick-on-Tweed, and niece of the late John Richard 
 
 Corl>allis, Q.C., of Roscmount, co. Dublin ; and has Issue -- 
 (r) Achilles Thomas Wilson O'Neill Daunt, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 15, 1880 ; (3) Reginald Nigel Francis Joseph O'Neill 
 Daunt, Gentleman, b. 1889; Mary Henrietta Frances 
 Louisa O'Neill; and Mary Lucy Dorothea O'Neill. Seats 
 — Kilcascan Castle, Ballyneen, co. Cork. 
 
 Rkv, EDWARD STEPHEN DAUNT, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Rector of Greystones, co. Wicklow, being the third 
 son of the late Achilles Daunt, Esq., J. P., by his wife Mary, 
 thirdd.au. of John Is,i.ic Heard, Esq., M.P. for Kinsale, High 
 Sheriff of Cork. Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron sable, between three choughs' heads erased 
 proper (for Daunt) ; 2 and 3, a chevron between three owls 
 argent (for Owlepen). Mantling sable and argent. Crest - 
 On a wreath of the colours, a bugle-horn or, stringed sable. 
 Motto " Vigilo et spero. " Married, July 10, 1873, Sarah 
 Gertrude, eldest dau. of the Rev. Robert William Whelan, 
 Canon of St. Patrick's, Dublin, and granddau. of James 
 Pratt of Kinsale, co, Cork. Postal address— Greystones, 
 CO. Wicklow. 
 
 Rev. WILLIAM DAUNT, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of Queenstown, being the eldest surviving son of 
 the late Achilles Daunt, Esq., J. P., of Tracton Abljey, by 
 his wife Mary, third dau. of John Isaac Heard, Esq., M.P. 
 for Kinsale. Armorial bearings -Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron sable, between three choughs' heads 
 erased proper (for Daunt| ; 2 and 3, sable a chevron be- 
 tween three owls argent (for Owlejjen). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a bugle- 
 horn or, stringed sable. MottO—" Vigilo et sp)ero." 
 Married, 1877, Rosamond Anne, dau. of Sir Gilbert King, 
 Bart., of Charlestown, co. Roscommon. Postal address — 
 Queenstown, co. Cork. 
 
 The late ROBERT DAUNTESEY DAUNTESEY, 
 formerly Lieut, sth Fus. Bom 1839, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. Robert Pennyman-HuU Brown (by a dau. of 
 Leonard Slater), and cousin of the late John Dauntesey 
 of Agecroft ; and assumed the name and arms of Dauntesey 
 by Royal License, under the will of his great-aunt, in 1878. 
 Club — Army and Navy. Armorial bearings— Per fesse 
 dancettte or and gules, a lion rampant seizing upon a wyvern 
 erect counterchanged, a bordure engrailed ermine. Mant- 
 ling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dragon's head erased vert, gorged with a collar 
 dancett^e or, encircled by a chain also or. Motto — " Virtus 
 sola invicta." Married, 1882, Alice Mary, dau. of C. M. 
 Schomberg. Seat — Agecroft Hall, Pendlebury. 
 
 DAVENPORT, see BROMLEY-DAVENPORT. 
 
 DAVENPORT, quartered by NOYES. 
 
 DAVENPORT ( R.L. 1838, H. Coll. ). Argent, a chevron 
 between three cross crosslets fitch^e sable, a canton azure. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a man's head couped at the shoulders in profile 
 proper, a rope round the neck or, and charged upon the 
 neck for distinction with a cross crosslet sable. Motto — 
 ' ' Audaces fortuna juvat." 
 
 Son of Col. William Davenport Davenport, J.P. and 
 D.L. :— 
 John William Davenport-Handley, Esq. (q.v.). 
 
 Sons of Trevor Davenport, Esq., b. 1814 ; d. 1878; 
 m. 1837, Frances, d. of Hon. Chief-Justice Sewell of 
 Quebec : — 
 Malcolm Nugent Ross Davenport, Gentleman, b. 1848; 
 m. , Ellen , d. of Thomas Goulbourne Parker of Brows- 
 holme Hall, CO. York. Res. — Bramall Lodge, nr. Quebec, 
 Canada. 
 
 Jestyn Frances Trevor Davenport, Gentleman, b. 1855. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Capt. Charles Edgcumbe Davenport of Bramall 
 Hall, CO. Chester, b. 1819 ; d. : — 
 Cyril James Davenport (q.v.). 
 
 DAVENPORT (H. Coll., descending from Ormus de 
 Davenport, temp. Conquest). Quarterly, i and 6, argent, 
 a chevron between three cross crosslets fitch6e sable 
 
 (|^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 363 
 
 (Davenport, temp. Edw. IV., probably earlier) ; 2. quarterly 
 per fesse indented gules and or [temp. Edward IV. ) ; 3. 
 argent, on a chevron gules, five bezants, a bordure en- 
 grailed of the second (Chetilton) ; 4. gules, on a chevron 
 argent, three roses of the first (Browe) ; 5. or, three in- 
 escutcheons sable, each charged with an eagle displayed 
 argent (Waverton — arms confd. and crest granted 1571). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a man's head couped at the shoulders in profile 
 proper, around the neck a rope or. Motto — " Audentes 
 fortuna juvat." 
 
 Only child and heir of Edmund Henry Davenport, 
 Esq., J. P. , of Davenport, Shropshire, b. 1839 ; d. 1890 ; 
 m. 1875, Margaret Ann (now of Davenport), d. of 
 James Morrison Smith, R.M. , Tasmania : — 
 Hilda Marguerite, b. 1879 ; m. 1904, Cuthbert Leicester- 
 Warren, Esq. Post. add. — Davenport, nr. Bridgnorth, 
 Shropshire. 
 
 Yr. sons of William Sharington Davenport, Esq., J. P., 
 of Davenport, b. 1808 ; d. 187 r ; m. 1835, Catherine 
 Louisa, d. of Samuel Peter Marindin of Chesterton, 
 Salop : — 
 Vivian Davenport, Gentleman, late Lieut. 26th Regt. 
 b. 1843 ; m. 1874, Frances Gratiana, d. of George Nicholas 
 of Harley Street ; and has issue — Vivian Hugh Stuart Daven- 
 port, Gentleman, b. ; and Violet Catherine. Res. — 
 
 Charles Talbot Davenport, Esq., Major, late Capt. 83rd 
 Regt., b. 1848; m. 1877, Constance Julia, only d. of 
 Herbert Taylor Ussher, Esq. , C. M. G. ; and has issue — 
 Talbot Neville Fawsett Davenport, Gentleman, Lieut. R.I. 
 Rifles, b. at Kurachi, Scinde, India, 9 Sept. 1878; d. 1905 
 [Arms as above, but the sixth quartering the arms of Ussher, 
 
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 viz. : azure, a chevron ermine between three batons or], [;«. 
 1903; and has issue — Ormus Neville Talbot Davenport, 
 Gentleman, /5. 1904]; and Elinor Louisa. J?es. — 7Grosvenor 
 Crescent, St. Leonards-on-Sea. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 § CYRIL JAMES HUMPHREYS DAVENPORT, Es- 
 quire, V.D., F.S.A., Knight of Grace St. John of 
 Jerusalem ; formerly Major in the 6th Volunteer Batt. 
 the Rifle Brigade, being the eldest son of Charles E. 
 Humphreys-Davenport, Esq., formerly Capt. ist Foot, and 
 D.L. for the W. R. of Yorkshire (fourth son of Vice- Admiral 
 Sir Saiusbury Price Humphreys Davenport of Weedon 
 Lodge, Aylesbury, and Bramall Hall, Stockport, Cheshire, 
 K.C.H. and C.B.), by his wife the dau. of Rev. James 
 Webber, D.D. , Dean of Ripon, and Canon of Westminster, 
 by his wife Caroline Frances, dau. of the Rev. Charles 
 Fynes-Clinton. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron 
 
 between three cross crosslets fitchde sable, a canton azure 
 for distinction. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a man's head affrontfe proper, around 
 his neck a rope or, and charged upon the neck for distinction 
 with a cross crosslet fitch^e sable. Motto -" Audaces 
 fortuna juvat." Married, March 21, 1878, Constance 
 Georgina Marsland, dau. of Major Trevor Humphreys 
 Davenport (second son of Admiral SirS. P. H. Davenport), 
 and his wife Frances, dau. of the Hon. Jonathan Sewell, 
 Chief-Justice of the Canadas, LL.D. ; and has Issue~-[\) 
 
 Cyril Henry Fynes-Clinton Humphreys Davenport, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 29, 1888; and Dorothy Hill Trevor. Postal 
 addresses— The Library, British Museum; 113 St. Mark's 
 Road, W. Clubs— Royal United Service Institution, White- 
 hall, S.W., Burlington Fine Arts, Pall Mall. 
 
 Reverend GEORGE HORATIO DAVENPORT, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxford), J. P. co. Hereford, 
 Alderman of Herefordshire County Council. Born Aug. i, 
 1832, being the second son of John Davenport, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L. COS. Stafford and Hereford, by his wife Charlotte, 
 second dau. of George Coltman of Hagnaby Priory, 
 Lincolnshire. Livery— Dark blue. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a chevron pean between four cross crosslets 
 fitch6e, three in chief and one in base sable, and impaling 
 the arms of Dashwood, namely argent, on a fesse double 
 cotised gules, three griffins' heads erased or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a man's head in profile couped at the shoulders 
 proper, around the neck a rope or, two cross crosslets 
 fitch^e, in saltire, also or. Motto—" Mors Jauna vitse." 
 Married, Feb. 6, 1866, Sophy Diana, third dau. of Rev. 
 Samuel Vere Dashwood of Stanford Hall, Notts ; and 
 has /rj7/e— Ralph Tichborne Davenport, Esq., Capt. 3rd 
 Staffs. Militia Regt., b. Jan. 28, 1873. Seat— Foxley, 
 Hereford. Club — Carlton. 
 
 SJOHN WILLIAM HANDLEY DAVENPORT - 
 HANDLEY, Esquire, of Clipsham, Oakham, in the 
 CO. of Rutland, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1882. Bom 
 October 19, 1851, being the only son of Lieutenant-Colonel 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 William Davenport liavenport. Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy- Lieutenant, of Bramhall Hall, in the county of 
 Chester, who died 1869, by his second wife Diana Elixabeth, 
 second daughter of John Handley of Northgate House, 
 Newmark, in the county of Nottingham, and assumed the 
 additional name and .arms of Handley bv Koyal License in 
 1881, under the will of his maternal uncle, John Handley, 
 Esquire, of Clipsham. Club — Windham. Livery (of 
 Davenport) - Black with white facings ; (of Handley) — drab 
 and scarlet. Armorial baarlnft— He bears for Armi: 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent three mascles in fesse within two 
 bcirrulets gules, all between three goats' passant sable, 
 bearded, armed, and unguled or (for Handley) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, a chevron between three cross crosslcts fitch(?e sable, 
 a canton azure (for Davenport). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his OretU, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a goat passant sable, tjcardea, unguled, and armed 
 or, charged on the body with two mascles interl.iced, and 
 holding m the mouth a trefoil slipf)ed argent (for Handley) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a man's head in profile, 
 couped at the shoulders proper, around the neck a rope or, 
 and charged upon the neck with a cross crosslet sable ; with 
 
 cross lx)ton6e sable, and therefrom flotant to the sinister a 
 forked pension gules ; with the Motto — ' ' E perseveranti& 
 
 the Motto, "Audaces fortuna juvat." Married, firstly, 
 1876, Fanny Constance Mabel, youngest daughter of the 
 late John Jervis Broadwood of Buchan Hill, in the county 
 of Sussex (which marriage was dissolved 1885) ; and has 
 Issue — (i) John Davenport-Handley, Gentleman, born 
 1877; (2) Charles Davenport-Handley, Gentleman, born 
 1879; secondly, 1887, Eliza Allen, daughter of the late 
 Chief- Justice Harding, of Natal. Estate and postal 
 address — Clipsham Hall, near Oakham. 
 
 JOSHUA SYDNEY DAVEY, Esquire. J. P. for the 
 CO. of Cornwall. Bom April 28, 1842, and is the younger 
 but only surviving son of the late Stephen Davey, Esq., 
 of Redruth and Bochym, in the co. of Cornwall, J. P. and 
 D.L. for that county, by Charlotte his wife, dau. of the 
 Rev. William Horton. Livery — Plain Oxford grey. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a chevron azure, between 
 two mullets pierced in chief and a lion passant in base 
 gules, three cinquefoils or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon 
 an eagle rising with wings endorsed azure, charged upon 
 the wing with a cinquefoil or, and supporting in the beak 
 and in the dexter talon a flagstaff erect, terminating with a 
 
 honor." Married, Aug. 2, 1871, Julia, eldest dau. of 
 William Watt of Tickton Grange, in the co. of York ; 
 and has Issue — Aimde Sydney Horton [m. Thomas Francis 
 Goddard of Croxley Green, Rickmansworth] ; and Alice 
 Milicent. Estates and postal addresses — Bochym, Cury- 
 Cross- Lanes, R.S.O., Cornwall; The Bungalow, South 
 Brent, S. Devon. Clubs — Windham, Royal Western Yacht 
 (Plymouth). 
 
 DAVID, Earl of HUNTINGDON, quartered by 
 HUSSEY. 
 
 ARTHUR EVAN DAVID, Gentleman. Born , 
 
 being the third son of the late Rev. William David, M.A., 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Fagan's, Cardiff. Ar- 
 morial beailngs —Azure, on a plain bend argent, cottised 
 indented or, between two quatrefoils of the last, three boars' 
 heads couped sable. Blantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, between 
 two quatrefoils or, a dove holding in the beak a sprig of 
 olive proper, and gorged with a collar gemel also or. Motto 
 — " Ffyddlon hyd angau." 
 
 EDMUND USHER DAVID, Gentleman. Born — , 
 being the second son of the late Rev. William David, M.A.. 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Fagan's, Cardiff. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Azure, on a plain bend argent, cottised 
 indented or, between two quatrefoils of the last, three boars' 
 heads couped sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, between 
 two quatrefoils or, a dove holding in the beak a sprig of olive 
 proper, and gorged with a collar gemel also or. Motto — 
 "Ffyddlon hyd angau." Residence— YscaXXog, Llandaff, 
 Cardiff. 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Dat) 
 
 EVAN EDGAR DAVID, Esquire, J.P., M.A., of the 
 Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, being the eldest son of 
 Evan Williams David, Esq., J. P. for the co. of Glamorgan, 
 by his wife Jessie Louisa Talavera, dau. of Robert Herring, 
 Esq., of Cromer, Norfolk. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 on a plain bend argent cotised indented or, between two 
 quatrefoils of the last, three boars' heads couped sable. 
 
 Dat) 
 
 365 
 
 (Inverness). Livety — Blue coat, Valencia waistcoat, blue 
 trousers, narrow red stripe, buff greatcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, on a fesse argent, between three pheons points 
 downwards or, a buck couchant gules, a bordure of the 
 third. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a man's 
 heart all proper. Motto— "Sapienter si sincere." Married, 
 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a mount vert, be- 
 tween two quatrefoils or, a dove holding in the beak a 
 sprig of olive proper, and gorged with a collar gemel also 
 or. Motto — " Ffyddlon hyd angau." Married, June i, 
 1887, Mabel Gwladys St. Mawr, third surviving dau. of 
 John Whitlock Stradling-Carne of St. Donat's Castle, 
 Bridgend, D.C. L. , D.L; and by her had Issue — Evan 
 John Came David, Gentleman, b. June 22, i888. Seat — 
 Fairwater House, Cardiff. 
 
 TANNATT WILLIAM EDGEWORTH DAVID, 
 
 Gentleman. Born -, being the eldest son of the late 
 
 Rev. William David, M.A. , Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector 
 of St. Pagan's, Cardiff. Aiinorial bearings —Azure, on a 
 plain bend argent, cottised indented or, between two quatre- 
 foils of the last, three boars' heads couped sable. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a mount vert, between two quatrefoils or, a dove holding 
 in the beak a sprig of olive proper, and gorged with a collar 
 gemel also or. Motto— " Ffyddlon hyd angau." 
 
 WILLIAM ONTARIO DAVID, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the fourth son of the late Rev. William David, 
 
 M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Pagan's, Cardiff, 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, on a plain bend argent, cottised 
 indented or, between two quatrefoils of the last, three boars' 
 heads couped sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, between 
 two quatrefoils or, a dove holding in the beak a sprig of 
 olive proper, and gorged with a collar gemel also or. Motto 
 — " Ffyddlon hyd angau." 
 
 SHUGH DAVIDSON, Esquire, late Captain 2nd Batt. 
 Seaforth Highlanders, formerly Capt. and Hon. Major 
 3rd Batt. of the same Regt. , J. P. for cos. Inverness and 
 Nairn, and D.L. for co. Nairn. Born April 14, 1857, 
 being the only son of Hugh Grogan Davidson of Cantray, 
 by his wife Caroline Charlotte, dau. of Lieut.-Col. Strat- 
 ford Powell, Adjut.-Gen. of the Bombay Army (of the 
 family of CJonshavoy). Clubs — Junior Carlton, Highland 
 
 Feb. I, 1890, Harriette King, dau. of the late Roderick 
 Hugonin of Kinmylies, Inverness-shire, N.B. ; and has 
 Issue — Edith May. Seat — Cantray, Croy, Gollanfield, 
 N.B. 
 
 WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Gentleman. Born 1843, being 
 the eldest son of Thomas Davidson of Muirhouse, LL.D. , 
 F.R.S., F.L.S., F.G.S., by his wife Caroline Charlotte, 
 dau. of Isaac Pittar. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a 
 chevron or, between two stars in chief and a pheon in 
 base argent, a fleur-de-lis gules. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a phoenix in 
 flames proper. Motto — " Viget in cinere virtus." Sup- 
 porters — Two griffins proper. Married, 1872, Charlotte, 
 only child of John Wood of Hickstead Place, Sussex ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Randall George Davidson, Gentleman, 
 b. 1874 ; and Blanche Maud. Seat — Muirhouse, Davidson's 
 Mains, Midlothian. 
 
 DAVIDSON (H. Coll.). Sable, a fesse erminois between 
 two pheons in chief and in base a stag lodged or. Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a mount, a demi-Highlander affront^e proper, habited and 
 capjsed vert, kilted chequy argent and sable, his sporran 
 also proper, bearing in his dexter hand a pheon or, and 
 supporting with the sinister a human heart gules. Motto 
 — " Sapienter si sincere." 
 
 Sons of Madgwick Spicer Davidson, b. 1815 ; d. 18S8 ; 
 
 m. ist, 1846, Harriet Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Clement 
 
 Strong, Clk. in H. Orders; 2nd, 1858, Emily, d. of 
 
 C. M. Thompson : — 
 Madgwick George Davidson, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon. ), 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
366 
 
 DatJ 
 
 Dat) 
 
 BtuTister-at-I^w. *. 15 Jan. 1847; m. lo Aug. 1880, 
 Florence Elizabeth, d. of His Honour judge Woodfbrde 
 FYooks Woodfordc; and has issue — (i) Charles Madj^wick 
 I>ividson. Gentleman, i. aa Feb. 18191; Harriet Clare; 
 Franws Anno ; Mary Catherine ; and Ohve Barbara, /fes. — 
 89 UVstlwurne Terrace. I^ndon, W. Posf. add. — 6 Stone 
 BuiKlings, Lincoln's Inn. W.C. 
 
 Arthur Charles Davidson, Gentleman, i. 1859. /?«. — 
 46 I'orchester Terrace, Hyde Park. W. 
 
 Alan Herbert Davidson. Gentleman, b. 1861; m. 189a, 
 Maud Mostyn, d. of Maj.-Gen. Eardlcy William Childers, 
 R.A. ; and has issue — Rtchard Eardley Madgwick David- 
 son. Gentlenmn, b. 1893. Jtes. — 58 Gloucester Terrace, 
 Hyde Park. \V. 
 
 Henry Ashraore Davidson, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res. — 
 46 Porcbester Terrace, Hyde Park, W. 
 
 DAVIDSON (16 Jan. 1903). Azure, four pheons con- 
 joined in point within a bordure argent. Mantling azure, 
 
 only son of the late Rev. Edward William Lewis Davies, 
 M. A,, Clerk in Holy Orders, of Ty-isha and Glyn Khumney, 
 CO. Monmouth, bv his wife Jeanette Letitia, youngest dau. 
 of Capt. Dayrcll, Lord of the Manor of Lillingston Dayrell, 
 CO. Bucks. Z,itY>7— Dark navy blue. Annorlal bearings 
 — Azure, on a cross or, between in the first and fourth 
 quarters a falcon rising, belled and jessed, nnd in the 
 second and third a spur, leathered, the rowel upwards of 
 the last, a lion r.ampant between two martlets fesseways of 
 the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a bull's bead couped sable, charged with 
 three estoiles chevronways, and m front thereof a spur 
 leathered fesseways, rowel to the dexter, all or. Motto — 
 " Per crucem ad astra." Married, June 2, 1894, L.iura 
 Frances, only child of the Rev. E. Handley of Winthorpe, 
 Notts, and of 19 Royal Crescent, Bath ; and has Issue — 
 Edward Dayrell Handley Davies, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 30, 1899; and Vanda Pamela. Estates -Ty-\%\ia^ Ty- 
 Gwyn, and Glyn Rhymney, all in co. Monmouth. Resi- 
 dtnce — 26 Circus, Bath. C/w^j -United Service, Constitu- 
 tional. 
 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a fal- 
 con's head erased proper. Motto — " Viget in cinere virtus." 
 
 Son of late Charles Davidson of Edinburgh, b. 1841 ; 
 
 d. 1891 ; m. 1870, Mary Helen, d. of Duncan Irvine, 
 
 Banker in Edinburgh : — 
 John James Sinclair Davidson, Gentleman, b. 28 Sept., 
 1872 ; m. 1901, Mary, d. of Owen Davies; and has issue — 
 Mary Rowena ; and Fanny Sylvia. Res. — Ringstead, Sutton 
 Court Road, Chiswick, London. Club — Australasian. 
 
 DAVIES, see GROSVENOR and PRICE-DAVIES. 
 
 DAVIES, borne upon an escutcheon of pretence by 
 BARING-GOULD. 
 
 CLEMENT DAVIES, Gentleman, Solicitor. Bortt 
 
 , being the son of the late John Birt Davies, Gentleman, 
 
 of Birmingham. Armorial bearings - Per chevron azure 
 and gules, on a chevron or, between two fleurs-de-lis in chief 
 and a lion rampant in base of the third, three pellets. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant argent, charged with three cross 
 crossleis gfules, and holding between the paws a piece of 
 cable nowed proper, MottO— " Conatimur." Residence — 
 Birmingham. 
 
 DAYRELL DAVIES, Gentleman, late Senior Lieut. 
 R.N., F.Z.S., F.R,G.S. Bom July 16, 1856, being the 
 
 ALDERMAN SiR HORATIO DAVID DAVIES, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael 
 and St. George (1898), J. P. for Kent, M.P. for Chatham, a 
 Member of the Commission of Lieutenancy for the City, 
 was elected a Member of the Court of Common Council 
 in 1885, and Alderman for the Ward of Bishopsgate 
 (Feb. 4, 1889), previously to which (in 1887) he had served 
 the office of Sheriff of London and Middlesex, a Past-Master 
 of the Spectacle Maker's Company, formerly Lieut.-Col. 3rd 
 Middlesex Artillery Volunteers. Born 1842, being the son 
 of H. D, Davies of Bishopsgate. Armorial bearings — 
 Per saltire gules and argent, two boars' heads couped in pale 
 and as many leopards' faces jessant-de-lis in fesse counter- 
 changed ; the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon, 
 and pendent the badge of a K.C.M.G. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest- Upon a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a fasces fesseways or, a boar's head couped argent, and 
 transfixed by a sword imbrued in bend point upwards proper, 
 pommel and hilt or. Motto — " Dum spiro spero." Mar- 
 ried, 1867, L., dau. of C. J. Gordon ; and has, with other 
 Issue — Horatio Gordon Davies, Esq. Postal addresses — 
 23 Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate Street, E.C. ; Watcombe 
 Hall, St. Mary Church, Torquay. Club — Carlton. 
 
 THEOPHILUSCLIVE DAVIES, Gentleman, Bachelor 
 of Science. Bom Sept. 28, 1871, eldest son of the late 
 Theophilus Harris Davies, Esq., J. P. borough of Southport, 
 H.M.'s Vice-Consul at Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, by his 
 wife Mary Ellen, dau. of late George Cocking, Esq., J. P., of 
 Ludlow, Shropshire. Armorial bearings— Argent, gutte6- 
 de-poix, a lion rampant sable, between two flaunches of 
 the last, each charged with a harp or. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion sable, gutte^-d'eau, supporting a harp or. Motto — 
 " Ffyddlawn a gwir." Married, July 12, 1898, Edith 
 Marion, dau. of Francis Fox, M.I.C.E., of Alyn Bank, 
 Wimbledon ; and has Issue — Muriel Edith ; and Gwendo- 
 len Selina. Residence— Q.Ta.\gsiAe, Honolulu, Hawaiian 
 Islands. 
 
 THOMAS HENRY DAVIES, Esquire, Major late 
 
 2nd West India Regt. Born , being the son of the late 
 
 Thomas Henry Davies of Ladbroke Square, London, W. 
 Armorial bearings— Ermines, three chevronels between 
 three sp)ear-heads argent, over all a lion rampant gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of three sp>ear-heads one erect and two in 
 saltire sable, headed proper, a lion rampant gules, charged 
 on the shoulder with a fleur-de-lis argent. Motto--" Heb 
 duw heb ddim duw a digon." Residence— St. Albans, 
 Clarendon Road, Southsea. 
 
 WILLIAM DAVID DAVIES, Gentleman, on the roll 
 for High Sheriff for the county of Brecknock 1903. Born 
 Aug. 16, 1846, being the third son of the late William 
 David Davies of Devynock, co. Brecknock, by Margaret, 
 eldest dau. of the late Rees Llewellyn of Maesgwyn, co, 
 Brecknock. Aimorial bearings - Per pale gules and 
 azure, three chevronels nebuly between two lions passant 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of two flag-staves in saltire proper. 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
Dat) 
 
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 367 
 
 flowing from each a banner gules charged with a shepherd's 
 crook erect or, a lamb passant also proper. Motto— 
 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a scalp of a stag, between 
 
 " Duw dy ras." Married, Sept. 24, 1885, Lucy, second 
 dau. of John Woodward of 13 Endsleigh Street, Tavistock 
 Square, London, W.C. ; and has Issue — An only surviv- 
 ing child, Margaret Llewellyn. Residences— Cvimv/ysg, 
 Senny Bridge, Breconshire ; Holly Lodge, Hilldrop Road, 
 London, N. 
 
 WILLIAM HOWELL DAVIES, Gentleman, Mayor of 
 the city of Bristol in 1896. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 azure and gules, a cross raguly between in the first and 
 fourth quarters an escallop and in the second and third 
 quarters a gryphon all or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e gules, a stag proper, resting the dexter 
 foreleg on a hawk's lure also gules. Motto — " Amynedd 
 a dewrder." Residence— ChzXiorA House, Clifton Down, 
 Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 DAVIES (H. Coll.). Per pale indented sable and gules, 
 a stag trippant argent, attired or, holding in the mouth a 
 serpent entwined about the neck proper, between four 
 mullets in cross of the third. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a stag 
 trippant per pale argent and or, attired of the last, holding 
 in the mouth a serpent entwined as in the arms, five 
 trefoils slipped fessewise sable. 
 
 Sons of late Richard Davies, Esq. , of Treborth, Lord- 
 Lieut, of Anglesey, b. ; d. 1896; m. .Annie 
 only child of late Rev. Henry Rees : — 
 
 John Robert Davies, Esq., J. P. Carnarvonshire, J. P., 
 D.L., and C.C. Anglesey (High Sheriff 1898), M.A. 
 (Camb.), b. 1856; m. 1883, Grace, eld. d. of late Samuel 
 Osborne Habershon, M.D. ; and has issue— Richard Rees 
 Davies, Gentleman, b. 1891. Seat — Ceris, Bangor, 
 Carnarvonshire. Clubs— AniomohWe, R. London Yacht. 
 
 Henry Rees Davies, Esq., J. P. Anglesey. Seat— 
 Treborth, Bangor. 
 
 DAVIES (H. Coll.). Per chevron azure and argent, 
 two stags' heads caboshed in chief and an owl in base 
 
 the attires argent an owl azure. Motto — "Fide sed cui 
 vide." Livery — Dark blue. 
 
 Son of David Davies, b. 1793 ; d. 1864 ; m. 1827, 
 
 Margaret, d. of John Morgan : — 
 John Morgan Davies, Esq., D.L. and J. P. Carmarthen- 
 shire (High Sheriff 1902), b. 1835 ; m. 1865, Jane Elizabeth, 
 d. of Robert Jones of Bron Hendre, Carnarvon, and 
 Ynysfaig, Merionethshire ; and has issue — (i) Cyril Frood- 
 vale Davies, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; (2) Ottley Wilding 
 Davies, Gentleman, b. 1870; (3) Oswyn St. Leger Davies, 
 Gentleman, b. 1873 ; Helen Elizabeth ; and Alice Mabel. 
 Res. — Froodvale, Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire. 
 
 S HERBERT DAVIES -EVANS, Esq., Lord -Lieu- 
 tenant of CO. Cardigan, J. P. and D.L. co. Carmarthen 
 (High Sheriff 1870) late Lieut. -Col. Carmarthenshire R.V. , 
 late Lieut. loth Hussars, and late R.N. Born Feb. ig, 
 1842, being the only son of the late Delme Seymour 
 Davies, Esq., of Penlan, co. Carmarthen, Capt. Fusilier 
 Guards, by Mary Anne, dau. of the late Capt. Watkins 
 Evans, R.N. Livery — Green p.nd Silver. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a pile vert, 
 a chevron or between three spear-heads of the first (for 
 Evans) ; 2 and 3 or, on a pale between two eagles displayed 
 vert, an eagle displayed of the field (for Davies). Mantling 
 vert and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a wolfs head argent, gutt6e-de-sang, gorged 
 with a collar gemelle and erased gules (for Evans) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant or, sem^e of crosses 
 pat^e fitch^e azure, gorged with a collar dancettfe, with 
 a chain reflexed over the back sable. Motto — ' ' Fide et 
 virtute." Married, Sept. 15, 1869, Mary Eleanor Margaret 
 Geraldine, elder dau. of the late David Jones of Pant- 
 glas, CO. Carmarthen, and formerly M.P. for that co. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Herbert Davies-Evans, Gentleman, 
 b. 1870 ; (2) Delme William Campbell Davies-Evans, 
 Gentleman, b. April 25, 1873; (3) Alan Gerwyn Seymour 
 Davies-Evans, Gentleman, b. Sept, 15, 1876; and Viola 
 Emily Augusta Margaret. Seat — High Mead, Llanybyther 
 (R.S.O.), South Wales. 
 
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 HENRIETTA MATILDA D'AVIGDOR. Widow, 
 second ditii. of the late Dethel Jacobs of Hull, co. York. 
 Annorlal frmrlngi arc, upon a lozenge - Sable, a lion 
 p.-ui!>iint ardent, holding in the dexter fore-paw an anchor 
 erect or, lictwcen two mullets of six points paleways of the 
 la<>t (for d'Aviedor) ; and impaling the arms of Jacobs, 
 namely, quarterly, gules and or, a rose lietween two escallops 
 in fesse all countcrchanged. Married, 1866, Elim Henry 
 d'Avigdor, late of Lancaster Gate (who d. 1895) ; and has 
 /M«r- Osmonde Klim d'Avigdor-Goldsmid, Esq., of Sonier- 
 hill, CO. Kent, J. P.. who assumed the additional surname 
 and arms of Goldsmid by Koyal Licence 1896 [to whom 
 refer]; Olga \m. 1901, F. Fletcher, B.A. Oxon.j; Estelle 
 [•». 1887, G. E. Nathan]; Sylvie [w. 1901, C. B. Clapcott, 
 Barrister-at-Law] ; Elsa ; and Berenice. 
 
 DAVIS, see HART-DAVIS. 
 
 DAVIS, quartered by BEAUFORT. 
 
 FREDERICK DAVIS, Gentleman, F.R.G.S. Bom 
 
 , being the son of the late Charles Davis of the parish 
 
 of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London. Armorial bearing^ - 
 Gules, a vase between three gavels argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crett-On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-wolf gules, charged on the shoulder with a gavel, and 
 holding between the paws a vase argent. 
 
 JAMES W. DAVIS, Gentleman, F.S.A., F.G.S., F.L.S.. 
 Alderman and late Mayor of Halifax. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a chevron ermine, between in chief two mounds or 
 and in base a talbot passant of the last. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 embowed, habited ermine, cuffed azure, the hands proper, 
 supporting a mound or. Motto— " Ne tentes, aut perfice." 
 Residence— Q,\xtyiGxv^A%&, Halifax. 
 
 WILLIAM GOFF DAVIS-GOFF, Esq., J.P. cos. 
 Waterford and Wexford, formerly High Sheriff of Water- 
 ford city (1869), and co. Waterford 1892, M.A. (Dublin), 
 formerly Comet 3rd Dragoon Guards. Born 1838, being 
 the eldest son of the late Strangman Davis-Goff, Esq., J. P., 
 of Horetown House, by Susan Maxwell, youngest dau. of 
 the late Arthur Ussher. Club — Kildare Street, Dublin. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure a chevron 
 between two fleur-de-lis in chief and a lion rampant in base 
 or, a crescent for difference (for Goff); 2 and 3 per pale 
 gules and argent, a chevron between three boars' heads 
 couped, counterchanged (for Davis). Mantling azure and 
 or ; and for his Crest, a squirrel sejant argent. Motto — 
 " Honestas optima pvolitia." Married, 1866, Anna, dau. 
 of Michael D. Hassard ; and has, with other Issue — Herbert 
 William Davis-Goff, Gentleman, B.A. Trin. Coll., Cam- 
 bridge, b. 1870. Seats — Glenville, Waterford ; Horetown, 
 CO. Wexford. 
 
 ROBERT JOHN WILLIAM DAVISON, Gentleman. 
 B.A. of the Univ. of Cambridge, Headmaster of Downing 
 College. Born .Aug. 20, 1853, being the only son of the 
 Rev. John Robert Davison, Vicar of Moseley, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Jane, only dau. of the Rev. W. Villiers, Vicar of 
 Bromsgrove, and Hon. Canon of Worcester Cathedral. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Aziire, a dove between three roses 
 two and one argent, barbed and seeded vert, on a 
 chief or. three crosses jiate^ gules. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a cross moline gules, entwined by a branch of 
 olive or, thereon perched a dove ermine. Postal address — 
 Cross House, Ilminster. 
 
 DAWES, see WILLOCK-DAWES. 
 
 DAWES (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a bend azure, cottised 
 dancett^ gules, between four battle-axes erect two in chief 
 and as many in base sable, three swans close argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-battle-axe erect or, surmounted 
 by a dragon sans wings and legs, the tail nowed sable, 
 charged with five bezants fessewise, three cinquefoils 
 also or. 
 
 Son of Sir Edwyn Sandys Dawes, K.C.M.G., J. P., *. 
 
 1838 ; //. 1903 ; m. 1859. Lucy Emily, d. of William 
 
 Bagnall of Hamstead Hall. Staffs. :— 
 William Ch.trles Dawes, Esq., J.P. Kent, b. 1865; m. 
 1893, Jane M., d. of late James Simpson of Invcrboyndie, 
 Banff. Seat — Kemsdale. Faversham, Kent. 
 
 DAWSON, quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 DAWSON, see WESTROPP- DAWSON. MASSY- 
 DA WSON. 
 
 S HENRY PHILIP DAWSON, Esquire, Lieutenant- 
 Colonel late Royal Artillery. Born July 27, 1850, 
 being the elder son of Henry Dawson, Gentleman. 
 Lieutenant 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabineers), by his wife 
 Harriet Emma, daughter of General Sir Philip Bainbrigge, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath. C/«^— Junior United Service. Livery — Blue, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings (Nov. 5. 1802)— Azure, on 
 a bend engrailed argent, three daws sable. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, a cat's head erased guardant argent, gorged 
 with a mural crown or, in the mouth a rat fesseways proper ; 
 with the Motto, "Amor meus crucifixus." Married, 
 November 16, 1886. Mary Louisa, daughter of the Reverend 
 W. L. Bevan, Canon of St. David's, and Vicar of Hay ; 
 and has Issue — Henry Christopher Dawson, Gentleman, 
 t)om October 12, 1889. and Gwendoline Mary. Estates — 
 Manor of Hartiington, in the parish of Bumsall ; Settle, 
 and Winskill ; all in Craven, in the county of York. Postal 
 address — Hartiington Hall, Burnsall. Skipton-in-Craven. 
 
 M WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER DAWSON, Esquire, 
 9 J.P. for West Riding of co. of Yorks, Col. and 
 
 ilpprgi^yttanitq 
 
 Hon. Col. 2nd W.Y.V.R.E., V.D., Lord of the Manor of 
 . Born June 4, 1857, being the eldest son of the late 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Plate XII. 
 
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 R,fjaj 
 
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 Dea 
 
 369 
 
 Christopher Holdsworth Dawson, Esq., J. P., D.L of 
 Royds Hall, by his wife Emma, n^e Carter. Livery— Dark 
 blue and white facings. Armorial bearingB — Ermine 
 three pallets engrailed gules, on a canton sable, a stag 
 lodged argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in front of a 
 quiver paleways or, with arrows therein proper, a talbot 
 statant sable, charged with two buckles gold. Motto— 
 " Perseverando." Married, Aug. 23, 1882, Kate, fifth 
 dau. of Thomas George Robinson ; and has Issue— li) 
 William Stopham Dawson, Gentleman, 6. 1885; (2) John 
 Vavasour Dawson, Gentleman, i. 1890; Kate; and Phyllis 
 Mary. 5^a/— Weston-Askwith, Brompton-on-Swale. 
 
 The Late WILLIAM MOSLEY DAWSON, Gentle- 
 man, son of late William Mosley Perfect ; assumed name of 
 Dawson in lieu of Perfect by Royal Licence 1879. Amorial 
 bearings— Vert, on a bend invected double cotised plain or, 
 three martlets of the first. Mantling vert and or. Crest— 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, upon a staff raguly fesseways 
 or, a cat's head erased affront^e proper, gorged with a 
 collar flory counterflory or, and holding in the mouth a 
 rat fesseways also proper. 6Va/— Langcliffe Hall, Settle 
 W.R. Yorks. ' 
 
 DAWSON (R.L.). Vert, on a bend invected double 
 cottised plain or, three martlets of the field. 
 Dau. of : — 
 
 Margaret Jane Dawson (formerly Perfect). Seat— 
 Langcliffe Hall, Langcliffe, Giggleswick, co. York. 
 
 DAWSON (H. Coll.). Aznre, on a pile erminois between 
 two suns in splendour in base or, a daw close sable. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a sun rising or, a daw as in the arms between two 
 ears of wheat stalked and leaved also or. Motto—" Vincit 
 omnia Veritas." 
 Son of : — 
 
 William Henry Dawson, Gentleman, 6. . J^es.— 
 Maple Bank, Otley, Yorks. 
 
 DAWSON-LAMBTON (H. Coll.). Gules, on a fesse 
 engrailed ermine, between two lambs passant in chief 
 argent and a mascle in base or, three mullets of the field. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a torteau charged with a lamb's head in profile 
 couped at the neck ermine, within two branches of oak or. 
 Son of John Dawson-Lambton of Biddick, co. Durham, 
 l>. \ d. ; m. : — 
 
 John Dawson-Lambton, Gentleman, b. . Res. 
 
 " The Nook,"Codicote, Herts ; Broomfield, Northallerton, 
 Yorks. 
 
 DAY, see BRANTON-DAY, FITZGERALD-DAY. 
 
 DAY (U.O.). Per chevron or and azure, a crescent 
 between three mullets all counterchanged. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, two 
 hands clasping each other in fess proper, conjoined at the 
 wrists to a pair of wings, the dexter or, the sinister azure, 
 the former charged with a mullet, the latter with a crescent 
 counterchanged. Motto—" Sic itur ad astra." 
 
 Son of late Robert Day, Gentleman, of Cork, by his 
 
 wife Caroline, d. of John Welsted, Esq., J. P., of Wood- 
 
 ville, CO. Cork: — 
 Robert Day, Esq., J.P., F.S.A., M.R.I.A. (High Sheriff 
 of Cork 1893), b. 12 Jan. 1836. Ees.—MynXe Hill House, 
 Cork. 
 
 Sons of late Rev. W. Tottenham Day, M.A. (Trin. 
 
 Coll., Dub.), Rector of Rathclarin, co. Cork, b. ; 
 
 d. ; m. Alicia, d. of Rev. John Quarry, LL.D. :— 
 
 Rev. William Tottenham CoUins Day, M.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Duy, Rector of Killeagh,^. . ^«j.— Killeagh, R.S.O., 
 CO. Cork. 
 
 Rev. John Quarry Day, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Rector 
 of Loughcrew, b. ; m. Agnes, d. of Rev. James 
 
 Hamilton, M.A., Rector of Moyne. Res.— The Rectory, 
 Loughcrew, Oldcastle, R.S.O., co. Meath. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY DAY, Gentleman, M.D. Born 
 1830, being the only son of the late Thomas Day, formerly 
 Assistant-Surgeon "The Buffs," M.D., M.R.C.P. London, 
 Consulting Physician to the Samaritan Hospital for the 
 
 Diseases of Women and Children (served in the Crimea 
 and siege of Sebastopol, medal and clasp). Armorial bear- 
 ings—Ermine, on a pale gules, a horse-shoe or, a chief 
 f.''"'"fu'^'^'"?°" a crescent between two suns in splendour of 
 the third, impaling the arms of Kitchener, namely ^ules 
 a chevron argent, surmounted by another azure, between 
 three bustards proper, in the centre chief point a bezant. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest-On a wreath of the 
 
 ^ri^nf ' "fi""" ^ "'°u ",'■ ^"*' ^ greyhound's head erased 
 argent, collared, with line affixed thereto gules, in front 
 a fountain Married ^B(^, Emma, elder diu. of the late 
 William Cripps Kitchener of Newmarket, Suffolk ; and 
 has Issue-(i) Francis Henry Cripps Day, Gentleman 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1864 ; Florence [m. Alexander Marcl' 
 Estates and postal addresses— UoWy m\\, Kent: Strattoii 
 Saint Margaret, Wilts. C/?/*- Junior Carlton. 
 
 DEAKIN, see NEWTON-DEAKIN. 
 
 DEAN, see COOPER-DEAN. 
 
 DEANE, see FITZMAURICE-DEANE-MORGAN. 
 
 S BERKELEY ST. GEORGE DEANE, Esquire, J P 
 CO. Wicklow, Commander R.N. Born 1844, being the 
 eldest son of the late George Knudson Deane, Esq. , J P 
 by his wife Isabella, dau. of John Wise of Bahernagore' 
 CO. Cork. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a chevron 
 gules, between three cornish choughs sable, beaked and 
 legged of the second, as many crosses patte of the field 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a tortoise displayed proper. Motto— " Foren do 
 non feriendo." Married, June 1880, Emily Jane, dau. of 
 Nelson Houghton of the Isle of Wight ; and has Isw— 
 Olive Isabel. 5fa/— Glendaragh, Delgany, co. Wicklow. 
 
 JOSEPH EDWARD DEANE-DRAKE, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L., co. Wexford, eldest son of the late John Deane- 
 Drake of Stokestown, by his wife Emily Letitia, daughter 
 of the late Thomas Watson of Lumclone, in the county of 
 Carlow. Livery — Dark blue and silver. Armorial bear- 
 ings-He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, sable a fesse 
 wavy argent, between two stars of six points or (for Drake) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron gules, between three Cornish 
 choughs sable, beaked and legged gules, as many crosses 
 pat^e argent (for Deane). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour grasping a pole-axe all 
 proper (for Drake) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 tortoise displayed proper (for Deane). Mottoes — "Sic 
 Parvis Magna" (for Drake) ; "Ferendo non Feriendo" (for 
 Deane). Married, June 29, 1882, Dora Venables, only 
 daughter of Richard Venables Kyrke, Esquire, of Nant-y- 
 Ffrith, Wrexham, in the county of Denbigh, Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Flint, High Sherifif in 1890 ; and 
 has Issue — Cecil John Venables Deane- Drake, Gentleman, 
 born March 30, 1887 ; and Emily Frances. Estates — Stokes- 
 town, New Ross, in the county of Wexford; Timolin, in 
 the county of Kildare. Postal address — Stokestown House, 
 New Ross, Ireland. 
 
 JOHN JOSEPH DEANE-FREEMAN, Gentleman, of 
 Cloheen, co. Cork. Born i86g, being the son of Col. Joseph 
 Deane- Freeman of Cloheen (who d. 1876), by his wife Sidney, 
 dau. of John O'Dwyer. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i 
 and 4, gules, three lozenges argent (for Freeman) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a chevron gules, between three martlets sable, as 
 many crosses pat^e of the field (for Deane). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding between his 
 paws a lozenge argent (for Freeman) ; s. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a tortoise displayed proper (for Deane). 
 Mottoes— " Liber et auda" (Freeman); "Ferendo non 
 feriendo" (Deane). 
 
 RICHARD DEANE-FREEMAN, Gentleman. Fifth 
 and youngest son of the late Rev. Richard Deane- Freeman, 
 Rector of Ardnageehy, co. Cork, by Ellen his wife, only 
 dau. of the Rev. Rowland Davies. Z-jx/^/y- Blue, with white 
 facings; (dress) white coat, blue plush breeches, and white 
 stockings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 three lozenges argent (for Freeman) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 2 A 
 
37« 
 
 Dea 
 
 2?e!j 
 
 chevron ga\ei, between three martlrts sable, as many crosses 
 patte of the field (for Deane). Mmtllng gules and argent. 
 OTMi-i. upon a wreath of the colours, a demf-lion 
 
 Gentleman, i. May 36, 1865; (a) Francis John Dcbenham, 
 Gentleman, i. March 1870; Alice; Edith; Caroline; and 
 Agnes Elizabeth. Residence— T\it John's Avenue, Hamp- 
 
 rampant gules, holding between his paws a lozenge argent 
 (for Freeman) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a tortoise 
 displayed proper (for Deane). Mottoea— ' ' Liber et audax " 
 (Freeman); " Ferendo non feriendo" (Deane). Married, 
 firstly, April 19, i860, Rebecca, only dau. of the late 
 Ambrose Rush, Esq. , J.P. , of Taylor's Hill House, Galway ; 
 and secondly, Feb. 14, 1899, Juliana, dau. of the late Archi- 
 bald Tisdall, Esq., of Sunnyside, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, 
 CO. Dublin ; and has surviving Issue— (x) Edward Deane- 
 Freeman, Gentleman, b. Dec. 21, 1874 ; Mary Jane [tn. N. 
 Ormsby Scott] ; Anna Frances ; Rebecca Maria ; Ethel ; 
 Elmina Adelaide [m. Winning H. Gelston, Esq., J.P.]; 
 Flora ; and Bertha. Residences — Sunnyside, Vernon 
 Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin ; Drumman, Peake, Aghloragh, 
 CO. Galway ; Garrankea, co. Limerick. 
 
 DE ANNA, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 DEASY (U.O.). Argent, in base a dexter hand proper, 
 holding a dagger erect of the last, pommel and hilt or, and 
 in chief two castles gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of two trefoils 
 slipped in saltire vert, a dexter arm erect couped above the 
 elbow proper, in the hand a dagger argent, pommel and 
 hilt or. Motto—" Toujours prfit." 
 
 Son of Rt. Hon. Richard Deasy, P.C, Lord Justice of 
 Appeal, Ireland; b. 1812; d. 1883; m. 1861, Monica, 
 d. of Hugh O'Connor : — 
 Capt. Henry Hugh Peter Deasy, b. 1866; m. 1901, 
 Dolores, d. of Col. J. F. Hickie of Slevoyre, co. Tipperary ; 
 and has issue — Monica ; and Lucila. Res. — 24 Evelyn 
 Gardens, London, S.W. C/«^j— Cavalry, Savile, Auto- 
 mobile. 
 
 FRANK DEBENHAM, Gentleman. Born Nov. 3, 
 1837, being the fifth son of the late William Debenham 
 and Caroline, dau. of Thomas Freebody of Hurley, co. 
 Berks. Armorial bearingrs— Per bend gules and sable, 
 two bendlets indented between as many crescents each 
 within an annulet all or. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion per pale in- 
 dented sable and gules, holding in the dexter paw a key 
 in bend wards upwards and an arrow in bend sinister point 
 downwards, and resting the sinister paw on a decrescent 
 all or. Motto — " Laborante bona debentur." Married, 
 April 8, 1863, Emma Folkard, dau. of Frederick Henry 
 Ridley; and has Issu*—(i) Ernest Ridley Debenham, 
 
 stead, London, N.W. 
 National Liberal. 
 
 Clubs — Reform, Devonshire, 
 
 DE BIAUDOS, see CASTEJA, Marquess of. 
 
 DE BURGH, quartered by DU MOU LIN-BROWNE, 
 
 DE BURGH, see BLAKE-DE BURGH. 
 
 HUGO HENRY PATRICK DE BURGH, Gentleman. 
 Born June 8, 1868, being the third son of the late Thomas 
 de Burgh of Oldtown, Naas, by his wife Jane, only child 
 of Major Thomas Campbell-Graham, ist Royal Scots, of 
 Scarva House, co. Monaghan. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 a cross gules. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant 
 proper, collared and chained or. Motto —" A cruce salus." 
 Married, Oct. 7, 1893, Mabel, dau. of J. Beaumont ; and has 
 Issue— (i) Hugo Graham de Burgh, Gentleman, b. Oct. 16, 
 1894 ; (2) Ulric Campbell de Burgh, Gentleman, b. July 29, 
 1899; and Marguerite. .Sfa/— Ballinaperce, co. Wexford. 
 
 S THOMAS JOHN DE BURGH, Esquire, J.P, and 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1884, late Lieut. S7th Regt., late 
 Sth Dragoon Guards, Lieut. -Col. 17th Batt. Imperial Yeo. 
 Rhodesian Field Force. Born Nov. i, 1851, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas de Burgh of Oldtown, by Jane, only 
 child of Major Thomas Campbell-Graham, ist Royal 
 Scots, of Scarva House, co. Monaghan. Armorial 
 bearing^ - Or. a cross gules. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain 
 sejant guardant proper, collared and chained or. Motto 
 — " A cruce salus." Married, April 23, 1878, Emily Anne, 
 eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. Henry John, Baron de Robeck, 
 of Gowran Grange, CO. Kildare; and has /jj«tf — (i) Hubert 
 Henry de Burgh, Gentleman, R.N., b. Feb. 16, 1879; (2) 
 Eric de Burgh, Gentleman, b. May 10, 1881 ; (%) Maurice 
 Ulick de Burgh, Gentleman, b. Oct. 15, 1882; (4) Charles 
 de Burgh, Gentleman, R.N., b. July 17, 1886 ; (5) Thomas 
 de Burgh, Gentleman, b. Sept. 10. 1888; Coralie Helen; 
 
 & Is the Military Cockade. 
 
Deti 
 
 Def 
 
 371 
 
 Zoe; and Una, d. young, 1890. Seat—0\dX<yHn, Naas, 
 CO. Kildare. C/ai^j — Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 H ULICK GEORGE CAMPBELL DE BURGH. 
 
 Esquire, C.B. , Col., formerly Lieut.-Col. com. 3rd 
 Dragoon Guards, B.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin. Bom July 19, 
 1855, being the second son of Thomas de Burgh of Oldtown, 
 by his wife Jane, only child of Thomas Campbell Graham, 
 Esq., of Scarva, Major ist Royal Scots Regt. Livery^ 
 Claret, waistcoat claret and yellow ; full dress, breeches 
 scarlet plush. Armorial bearings— Or, a cross gules, im- 
 paling the arms of Paget, namely sable, on a cross engrailed 
 between four eagles displayed argent, five lions passant 
 guardant of the field. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant 
 guardant proper, chained or. Motto— "A cruce salus." 
 Married, Nov. 22, 1883, Anna Blanche Constance Paget, 
 only child of Charles Augustus Francis Paget, third son of 
 Lord William Paget; and has /jjw«— (i) Geoffrey Henry 
 Paget de Burgh, Gentleman, b. and d. 1884 ; (2) Desmond 
 Herlouin de Burgh, Gentleman, b. August 5, 1897. Seat 
 — Scarva Clones, co. Monaghan. Residetice — 7 Sloane 
 Street, S.W. Club— Army and Navy. 
 
 M ALBERT DE BURTON, Esquire, J.P. for the Parts 
 ® of Holland, and for the Parts of Kesteven, in the 
 county of Lincoln, for which county he is a D. L. , late Lieut.- 
 Col. 4th Batt. of the Lincolnshire Regt. Born April 30, 
 1844, being the sixth and only surviving son and youngest 
 child of the late Thomas Burton Burton, by his wife Mary 
 Ann, dau. of Johnson of Tytton Hall, Boston; 
 
 and changed his surname from Burton to De Burton. 
 Livery — Claret colour. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 bend wavy sable. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour proper ; garnished or, 
 the hand grasping a spear in fesse, the point towards the 
 sinister, and two arrows in saltire, the plieons towards the 
 dexter also proper; with the Motto, "Ab illustri pago." 
 Married, 1875, Fanny Vickery, fifth daughter of Francis 
 Venn, Solicitor, London ; and has had Issue — A son, who 
 died in the year 1878, at the age of nine months. Estate 
 and postal address — Buckminster Hall, Billingboro, Lin- 
 colnshire. 
 
 DE BUT IS, quartered by BURDON. 
 
 DE CETTO. Argent, a fesse azure, charged with three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the field, between in chief an eagle dis- 
 played sable, crowned and armed or, and in base a lion 
 rampant gules, standing on a mount vert and supporting 
 a flagstaff, the flag therefrom flowing to the dexter of the 
 second, bordered gold. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a plume of five 
 ostrich feathers alternately argent and azure, each charged 
 with a mullet counterchanged. Motto — " Altiora peto." 
 Son of Baron Louis Charles Augustus de Cetto, J.P. 
 Surrey, b. 1837 ; d. 1902 ; 711. 1871, Evelyn Rose, d. of 
 Admiral Sir Alexander Montgomery, Bart. : — 
 Baron Arthur Evelyn Melford de Cetto, b. 1876. 
 
 DECIE, see PRESCOTT-DECIE. 
 
 DE CLARE, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 DE COURCY, quartered by DUCKETT, 
 
 S HENRY ELIARDO DE COURCY-WHEELER, 
 Esquire, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Barrister-at-Law, 
 Capt. 8th Batt. Kings Royal Rifle Corps (Carlow Militia), 
 J.P. CO. Kildare, High Sheriff for 1906. Born March 17, 
 1872, being the second son of the late William Ireland de 
 Courcy-Wheeler, M.D. (who assumed the name of de 
 Courcy by Royal Licence 9th April 1897), President of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, of 32 Merrion Square, 
 Dublin, by his wife Frances Victoria, dau. of Henry Shaw 
 of TuUamaine, co. Dublin, grand-niece of Sir Robert Shaw, 
 first Baronet. Livery — T)ra.\i , with black facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings- Or, a chevron between three leopards' 
 faces sable, a crescent for difference. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest— On a ducal crest coronet or, an eagle 
 displayed gules, a crescent for difference. Motto—" Facie 
 tenus." Married, 1904, Selina Maude Beresford, youngest 
 dau. of Hercules Francis Knox of Rosslare, co. Sligo, by 
 Harriett Elizabeth his wife, dau. of Rev. John James Fox 
 
 of Fox Hall, CO. Longford, and Harriet Louisa his wife (d. 
 Sept. 24, 1871), dau. of Rev. Charles Cobbe Beresford ; and 
 has had Issue— A son, b. and d. 1904. Residence— "WxWfi^^A, 
 
 Sandymount, Dublin. Seat — Robertstown House, Roberts- 
 town, CO. Kildare. Clubs — Junior United Service, Hiber- 
 nian United Service (Dublin). 
 
 DE CRESPIGNY, see CHAMPION-DE CRESPIGNY. 
 
 DEEBLE, quartered by BOGER. 
 
 DE FOR EST (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, or, on a saltire 
 azure, three mullets, one on the fess point and two in chief ar- 
 gent ; 2 and 3, per fesse or and azure, in chief a stag rampant 
 
 proper, with twelve antlers, langued gules, m base three 
 mullets of five points argent (De Forest, granted in Austria 
 and recorded by Roy. Lie, H. Coll.. 1900). Crests- 1. three 
 hillocks vert, thereon a stag springing proper, collared or ; 
 
 I 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Deg 
 
 Deft 
 
 a. out of a coronet a pair of wings per fesse or and azure. 
 tapporMn— On either side a stag as in the arms. Motto 
 — " Fides el honor." 
 
 Adopteil son of late Baron Hirsch : — 
 Maurice Arnold Forest, liaron de Forest (Hcred. title 
 of Austria, or. 1899, Key. Lie to use in United Kingdom 
 1900), A. 1879; M. 1904, Hon. Ethel Catharine Hannah 
 Uemrd, only d. of and Lord Gerard [Armt of Gerard, 
 viz. "argent, a saltire gules," borne impaled with his own 
 arms]; and has issue — Ahiric Frederick Maurice, b. 1905. 
 .SVii/— liichorn-bei-Hrunn. Austria. Kes.—a^ St. James s 
 Place, S.W. 67«^— Marlborough. 
 
 DE GENEVILLE, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 DE GENNES. quartered by FRASER. 
 
 JOHN AUGUSTUS DE GREY. Esquire, commonly 
 known as the Honourable John Augustus de Grey, ILichc- 
 lor of .Xrls of the University of Cambridge, Harristcr- 
 nt-l^w. Recorder of King's Lynn, Chairman East Suffolk 
 Quarter Sessions. Bom March 31, 1849, being the second 
 son of late Right Honourable Thom.is de Grey, fifth Daron 
 Walsingham, by his second wife Emily Elizabeth Julia, com- 
 monly known as the Honourable Emily Elizabeth Julia, 
 eldest daughter of the Right Honourable John Thellus- 
 son, second Baron Rendlesham. Clubs — Carlton ; Norfolk 
 County. Armorial bearlnga— He bears for Amu : Barry 
 of six argent and azure, in chief three annulets gules ; and 
 for his Crest, a wyvcrn's head proper; with the Motto, 
 " Excitari non hebesccre." Married, April 24, 1883, Eliza- 
 beth Henrietta, daughter of Patrick Grant (of Gienmoriston), 
 late of the Honourable East India Company's Service ; and 
 has Issue — (1) George de Grey, Esq., Lieut, and Batt. 
 Norfolk Regt., b, 1884; (a) Richard Patrick de Grey, 
 Gentleman,?. 1900; Elizabeth Helen; Margaret Henrietta ; 
 and Alice Mary. Postal addresses — Old Abbey, Leiston, 
 Suffolk; a King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C. ; 73 Oak- 
 wood Court, Kensington, W. 
 
 EGMONT DE HOCHEPIED-LARPENT. Gentleman. 
 Bom 1841, being the son of the late John James de Hoche- 
 pied-Larpent, 7th Baron De Hochepied, British Consul at 
 Antwerp and Dep. Paymaster-General of the Army, by his 
 wife Georgiana Frances, dau. of the late Frederick Reeves. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a saltire 
 or, between four plates, each charged with a hurt, on a 
 chief ermine a fleur-de-lis azure (for Larpent) ; 2 and 3, 
 per pale argent and azure, on the dexter a chevron gules, 
 between three crescents sable, and on the sinister a dexter 
 hand expanded issuant from the sinister in bend, and 
 beneath a pair of manacles, the chains broken proper (for 
 De Hochepied). Crests ^i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 unicorn's head argent, crined or, the neck charged with a 
 fleur-de-lis, and beneath four annulets conjoined azure (for 
 Larpent) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a crescent sable ; 
 3. out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter hand issuant proper 
 (both for De Hochepied). Motto — " Optivo cognomine 
 crescit." Married, 1865, Jane, dau. of Henry Smyth ; and 
 has Issue— (i) Egmont Reginald De Hochepied-Larpent, 
 Gentleman, b. 1870 [m. 1896] ; (2) Arthur John De 
 Hochepied, Gentleman, b. 1875 '< (3) Lionel Herbert De 
 Hochepied-Larpent, Gentleman, b. 1880 ; Charlotte Rosa- 
 mond ; Alicia Georgiana ; and Louisa Geraldine. Resi- 
 dence -GlaAsXone Avenue, Malvern, Victoria, Australia. 
 
 FREDERICK DE HOCHEPIED-LARPENT, Gentle- 
 man, formerly Dep. Accountant-Gen. Lahore, and Registrar 
 of Punjab Univ. Born 1843, being the son of the late 
 John James De Hochepied-Larpent, 7th Baron De Hoche- 
 pied, British Consul at Antwerp and Dep. Paymaster- 
 General of the Army, by his wife Georgiana Frances, 
 dau. of the late Frederick Reeves. Armoiial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules, a saltire or, between four plates, 
 each charged with a hurt, on a chief ermine a fleur-de-lis 
 azure (for Larpent) ; 2 and 3, per pale argent and azure, 
 on the dexter side a chevron gules between three crescents 
 sable, and on the sinister a dexter band expanded issuant 
 from the sinister in bend, and beneath a pair of manacles, 
 the chains broken projier. Crests— i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a unicorn's head argent, crined or, the neck 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis, and beneath four annulets con- 
 joined azure (for Larpent) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, 
 a crescent sable; 3. out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter 
 
 hand issuant propar (both for De Hochepied). Motto— 
 "Optivo cognomine crescit." Married, 1866, Marion 
 Helen, dau. of Thomas Pearson; and h.os Issue -ii) 
 Seymour Lionel George De Hochepied-Larpent. Gentle- 
 man, b. 1867; (a) John Frederic Robinson De Hochepied- 
 Larpent, b. 1869; (3) George Gerrard Belson De Hoche- 
 nied-Larpent, Gentleman, I. 1879; (4) Gabriel Frederic 
 James De Hochepied-l^arpcnt, Gentleman, b. i88i; and 
 Elaine Margaretta Louise. Residence— 
 
 JOHN MELVILL DE HOCHEPIED-lJKRPENT, 
 9th I^on De Hochepied (1704), a Baron and Magnate 
 of the Kingdom of Hungary; assumed in 1889 (in accord- 
 ance with a Royal Warrant of 1819) the title of Baron De 
 Hochepied in lieu of De Hochepied-Larpent. Born Sept. 
 17, i860, being the son of the late Rt. Hon. Arthur John, 
 8th Baron, by his wife Catherine Mary (who d. 187a), dau. 
 of Major-Gen. Sir Peter Melvill Melvill, K.C.B. Armorial 
 bearings (of De Hochepied), per pale argent and azure, 
 
 on the dexter a chevron gules between three crescents sable, 
 and on the sinister a dexter hand expanded issuant from 
 the sinister in bend, and beneath a pair of manacles, the 
 chains broken proper. Crests i. out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a crescent sable ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter 
 hand issuant proper. Motto — "Optivo cognomine crescit." 
 Married, 1897, Elizabeth Cowill, dau. of G. Withycombe 
 of Dartmoor; and has Issue — Clarissa Catharine. A'««- 
 </*««— Wooder, Widecombe-in-the-Moor, S. Devon. Club 
 —White's. 
 
 LIONEL GERRARD HARRISON DE HOCHEPIED- 
 LARPENT, Gentleman, B.A. Pembroke College, Camb. 
 Born 1864, being the only son of the late Rev. George 
 Porter De Hochepied-Larpent third son of the 7th Baron 
 De Hochepied, by his wife Mar^, dau. of the late Rev, 
 T. T. Harrison. Armorial bearmgs— Quarterly i and 4, 
 gules, a saltire or, between four plates, each charged with 
 a hurt, on a chief ermine, a fleur-de-lis azure (for Larpent) ; 
 2 and 3, per pale argent and azure, on the dexter a chevron 
 gules, between three crescents sable, and on the sinister 
 side a dexter hand issuant from the sinister in bend, and 
 beneath a pair of manacles, the chains broken proper (for 
 De Hochepied). Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a unicorn's head argent, crined or, the neck charged with 
 a fleur-de-lis. and h«neath four annulets conjoined azure 
 (for Larpent) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a crescent 
 sable ; 3. out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter hand issuant 
 proper (for De Hochepied). Residence— KehcAon, Essex. 
 
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 LIONEL HENRY PLANTA DE HOCHEPIED- 
 LARPENT, Esquire, Major-Gen. LS.C. ; served during 
 Indian Mutiny 1857, with Eusofzaie Expedition 1858 (medal 
 with clasp), and in Abyssinian Campaign 1868 (medal). 
 Born Oct. 18, 1834, being the son of the late John James 
 De Hociiepied-Larpent, 7th Baron De Hochepied, British 
 Consul at Antwerp and Uep. Paymaster-Gen. of the Army, 
 by his wife Cieorgiana Frances, dau. of the late Frederick 
 Reeves. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, a 
 saltire or, between four plates, each charged with a hurt, 
 on a chief ermine, a fleur-de-lis azure (for Larpent); 2 and 
 3, per pale argent and azure, on the dexter a chevron 
 gules, between three crescents sable, and on the sinister 
 side a dexter hand expanded issuant from the sinister in 
 bend, and beneath a pair of manacles, the chains broken 
 proper (for De Hochepied). Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a unicorn's head argent, crined or, the neck 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis, and beneath four annulets con- 
 joined azure (for Larpent) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 crescent sable ; 3. out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter hand 
 issuant proper (both for De Hochepied). Motto — " Optivo 
 cognoinine crescit." Married, 1874, Annie Jane, dau. of 
 the late William Pepp6 of Birdpore, Bustee, N.W.P. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Lionel William Pepp^ De Hochepied- 
 Larpent, Gentleman, formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. Suffolk 
 Regt. , b. i8yj ; (2) John Planta George De Hochepied- 
 Larpent, Gentleman, 6. 1882 ; and .^nnie Georgiana Delia. 
 Residetice — Holmwood, Lexden, Colchester. 
 
 Sir JAMES DE HOGHTON, eleventh Baronet, of 
 Hoghton Tower and Walton le Dale, in the county of Lan- 
 caster, Major late Lincolnshire Regiment. Born February 
 2, 1851, being the son of the eighth Baronet, by his second 
 wife, Harriet Sarah, daughter of John Smith of Norwich ; 
 succeeded his half-brother 1893, under the creation of May 
 22,1611. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, 
 three bars argent, impaling the arms of Grove, namely ermine, 
 
 on a chevron engrailed gules, three escallops, the centre one 
 or, the other two argent. Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of tlie colours, a bull pas- 
 sant argent, the ears, tip of the horns, mane, hoofs, and point 
 of the tail sable. Motto — " Mai gr6 le tort." Married, June 
 27, 1878, Aimfe Jean, only daughter of John Grove, junior, 
 of Feme; and has Issue— (i) Guy de Hoghton, Esquire, 
 born May 12, 1879, died December 27, 1880 ; (2) Cuthbert 
 de Hoghton, Esquire, born August 27, 1880; (3) Vere de 
 Hoghton, Esquire, born March 6, 1882 ; (4) Guy de Hogh- 
 
 ton, Esquire, born November 21, 1886; Dorothy; Cicely; 
 Joan ; and Barbara. Seat — Hoghton Tower, Preston, in 
 the county of Lancashire. 
 
 e Admiral Sir ALGERNON FREDERICK ROUS 
 DE HORSEY, K.C.B., J.P., co. Southampton; 
 served in the operations on the coast of Syria, 1840 (Syrian 
 and Turkish medals); in Jamaica during the Rebellion, 
 1865; in Canada during the Fenian disturbances, 1866-7 ; 
 A.D.C. to the Queen, 1871-5; Commodore in the West 
 Indies, 1872-5; Com. -in-Chief on Pacific Station, 1876-9; 
 Commanded Channel Squadron, 1884-5. Born ]u\y 2^, 1827, 
 being the second son of the late Spencer Horsey de Horsey 
 (formerly Spencer Horsey Kilderbee) of Great Glemham, 
 CO. Suffolk ; assumed by Royal Licence, dated April 13, 
 1832, the name and arms of De Horsey in lieu of those 
 of Kilderbee), M.P. for Aldeburgh, Orford, and New- 
 castle-under-Lyme, by his wife Lady Louisa Maria Judith 
 Rous, youngest dau. of John, 1st Earl of Stradbroke. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, three horses' heads couped ar- 
 gent, bridled or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped argent, 
 in armour or, bridled azure, on the head a plume of three 
 feathers, tlie dexter gold, the centre of the third and the 
 sinister gules. Married, April 9, i86r, Caroline Augusta, 
 dau. of Admiral Andrew Drew ; and has Issue — (i) Spencer 
 Victor Yorke de Horsey, Esq., Capt. R.N., b. June 
 4, 1863; Louisa Mary Adeline \m., October 8, 1885, 
 Capt. Thomas Vaughan Wynn Phillips, R.A. , and has 
 issue {d. Sept. 29, 1897)]; Muriel Adeline Brudenell \in., 
 July 26, 1894, William Croughton Peel, 3rd Dragoon 
 Guards, of Peele Fold, co. Lancaster, and Trenant, co. 
 Cornwall, and has issue] ; and Grace Adeline Rous. Resi- 
 dence — Melcombe House, Cowes, Isle of Wight. Club — 
 United Service. 
 
 DEINCOURT, quartered by FOX and SITWELL. 
 
 DEINTON, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 CHARLES FERDINAND DE KIERZKOWSKI- 
 STEUART, Gentleman. Born May 22, 1842, beirig the 
 only son of Ferdinand de Kierzkowski, an officer in the 
 Prussian Army, by his wife Sealina, daughter and heiress 
 of Robert Steuart, third son of Robert Steuart of Ballechin, 
 in the county of Perth, and assumed the additional surname 
 and arms of Steuart. Club — St. Stephen's. Livery— DxtCo, 
 with scarlet piping, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arm : Quarterly i and 4, quarterly 1. and iiii. or, 
 a lion rampant gules, armed and langued azure, within a 
 double tressure flowered and counter-flowered of fleurs-de-lis 
 of the second ; ii. and iii. or, a fesse c'lequy azure and 
 argent, all within a bordure engrailed parted per pale argent 
 and or (for Steuart) ; 2 and 3 (for de Kierzkowski). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and or; and for his Crests, 1. a lion's 
 head erased gules, langued az\ire (for Steuart) ; 2. out of a 
 ducal coronet or, three ostrich feathers, the centre one 
 argent, the others azure (for de Kierzkowski). Married, 
 May 4, 1867, Constance Adriana, second daughter of Henry 
 W. Torrens ; and has /w«e— Ferdinand Henry de Kierz- 
 kowski-Steuart, Esq., Capt. and Brevet-Major Scots Guards, 
 born June 8, 1868. Postal addresses— 'L.zn^&j House, King's 
 Langley, Herts ; 7 CoUingham Road, S.W. 
 
 DE LA BECHE, quartered by WHITELOCKE- 
 LLOYD. 
 
 DE LA BERE, see BAG HOT DE LA BE RE. 
 
 S DANIEL DE LA CHEROIS, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Down (High Sheriff" 1863-1864), B.A. (Dublin), 
 Barrister-at-Law. Born 1825, being the second son of tlie 
 late Samuel Louis De la Cherois, by Mary, dau. of John 
 Roland. C///*— Ulster Club (Belfast). Armorial bearings 
 —Gules, a chevron between three mullets in chief, one and 
 two or, and an anchor in base argent. Mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the coloiirs, 
 an anchor erect azure. Motto— ' ' Fac et spera. ' ' Married, 
 1854 Ellen, dau. of George Leslie of Donaghadee (she died 
 1891)- and has, with other /jjwe — Daniel Louis De la 
 Cherois, Esq., educated at Trin. Coll., Dublin, Major 3rd 
 Batt. R. Irish Rifles, late Lieut. 4th Hussars, b. 1855. beat 
 —The Manor House, Donaghadee. 
 
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 SAMUEL DE I-A CHEROIS. Bom i8a8. being ihe 
 younger son of the late Samuel Louis De la Cherois of 
 Ikkilywilliuni, by Mary, dau. of John Rowland. Armorial 
 bearlnj^— (Jules, a chevron between three mullets in chief, 
 one and two or, and an anchor in base argent. Mantling' 
 gules and or; and for his Great, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an anchor erect azure. Motto — " Fac et spera." 
 Married, 1854, Catherine O'Uonnel, only dau. of the Rev. 
 William Young ; and has issue — Samuel George De la 
 Cherois, b. 1856. Seat — Ballywilliam, near Donaghadce. 
 
 DE LA CHEROIS CROMMELIN (R.L., 1809, U.O.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, azure, on a chevron between two mart- 
 lets in chief respecting each other and one in base argent, a 
 trefoil slipped vert (Crommelin) ; 3 and 3. gules, a chevron 
 between three mullets in chief, one and two or, and an 
 anchor in base argent (De la Cherois). Mantling azure 
 and argent. Oresta — i. out of a ducal coronet or, a swan 
 rising proper (for Crommelin) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an anchor azure. Motto — " rac et spera." 
 
 Sons of Nicholas de la Cherois-Cronmielin, Gentleman, 
 
 of Rockport, Cushenden, Larne, ^. 1819; d. 1900; m. 
 
 1851, Annie, d. of Andrew Mulholland, Esq., D.L., of 
 
 Springvale, co. Down : — 
 Nichokis de la Cherois-Croramelin, Esq., late Capt. sth 
 Batt. Roy. Irish Rif., J. P. co. Down, b. 1861; m. igcx), 
 Blanche Marjorie, d. of Thomas Montgomery, Esq., D.L., 
 I.P. CO. Antrim, of Ballydrain, co. Antrim. Seat — Caves 
 House, Cushendcn, Lame. ^«.— Tubber-na-Carrig, Kir- 
 cubbin, co. Down. 
 Andrew Claude de la Cherois-Crommelin, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1865 ; m. 1897, Letitia, only d. of late Rev. Noble ; 
 
 and has issue, /fes. — 
 
 DE LACY, quartered by MAHONY. 
 
 DE LA DENE, quartered by FLETCHER-VANE. 
 
 S CHARLES HENRY JOUBERT DE LA FERTE, 
 Esquire, a Colonel (Indian Medical Service), B.M. 
 (Lend.), F.R.C.S. Bom March a, 1846, being the second 
 
 coupcd sable, a pine tree eradicated and fructcd proper. 
 Ma^TitHng azure and argent. Orest Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, two pine trees in saltire eradicated and fructed 
 proptT. Motto -" Omnia viriuti cedunt." Married, Veh. 
 15, 187s, Eliza Jane, eldest dau. of Philip Sandys Melvill, 
 Esq., C.S.I., of the Indian Civil Service, aud has surviving 
 Issue -{1) Philip Bennet Joubert de la Fert6, Gentleman, 
 b. May ai, 1887 ; (a) John Claude Joubert de la Fert6, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. a8, 1893; Dorothy Melvill, and Bar- 
 bara Melvill. Jfesidence—The Ferns, Weybridge, Surrey. 
 Club— East India United Service. 
 
 DE LA HAY. quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 DE LA HIDE, quartered by OSHEE. 
 
 DE LA HYDE, quartered by LANE. 
 
 DE LA LEKE, quartered by FLETCHER-VANE. 
 
 DE LA LYNDE, quartered by WILLIAMS. 
 
 DELAMARE, quartered by FLOYER, 
 
 DELAMERE, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 DELAN Y of Bagnalstown, co. Carlow. Per pale indented 
 argent and gules, two lions rampant counterchanged, each 
 holding in the paws a dexter hand apaum^e couped at the 
 wrist proper, on a chief vair, three covered cups or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 but eldest surviving son of Ferdinand Jean Joubert de la 
 Fertd, by his wife Frances Amelia, dau. of James Bennet 
 of Leeds. Z-tV^ry — Blue and white. Armorial bearings— 
 Azure, three bendlets argent, each surmounted by another, 
 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed vambraced, the hand 
 gauntleted, grasping a covered cup or. Motto — ' ' Depressus 
 tamen extollor." 
 
 Sons of James Delany of Skehena, Ballylinan, Queen's 
 Co., m. Joanna, d. of William Brennan of Skehena : — 
 
 William Delany, Esq., J.P. co. Carlow, L.R.C.P.I., 
 L.R.C.S.I., b. 1 Dec. 1862. .^«. —Bagnalstown, co. 
 Carlow. 
 
 James Delany, Gentleman, B.A. and Bach. Eng. Roy. 
 Univ., Ireland, County Surveyor of King's Co., 6. 1864. 
 Jfes. — Skehena, Ballylinan, Queen's Co. ; Tullamore, 
 King's Co. 
 
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 JAMES BOGLE DELAP, Esq., J.P. for Bucks, late 
 Hon. Major R. Bucks Hussars, High Sheriflf co. Donegal 
 1874. Born 1847, being the only son of the late Rev. Robert 
 Delap of Monellan, by Isabella, dau. of Sir James Galbraith, 
 ist Bart. (^jiY. ). Club — Carlton. Livery — Claret with white 
 facings. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on 
 a pile argent, an eagle with two heads displayed of the field, 
 armed or, between in base two roses of the second, barbed 
 and seeded proper (for Delap) ; 2 and 3 per pale azure and 
 gules, a trefoil slipped argent between three bears' heads 
 erased or. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed, the dexter 
 proper holding a rose gules, slipped and leaved vert ; the 
 sinister in armour, the hand holding a sword all proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold. MottO — "Merito." Married, i%j2, 
 Marion, daughter of Protheroe Smith, M.D. ; and has, with 
 other Issue — James Onslow Kingsmill Delap, Gentleman, b. 
 1881. Seats — Monellan, Killygordon, co. Donegal ; The 
 Manor House, Lillingstone Lovel, Buckingham. 
 
 DE LA POER, quartered by BERESFORD and 
 DUCKETT. 
 
 DE LA POLE, quartered by DU MOULIN-BROWNE. 
 
 HERBERT DE LA RUE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Cambridge. Born 
 T^O Trt TRllP ^^55. being the fourth and youngest 
 JUK' \\X lUUI^ son of the late Warren de la Rue, by 
 Georgiana his wife, daughter of Thomas 
 Bowles. Livery — Black with brass buttons and a striped 
 yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings are for Arms : Or, 
 three bars gules, each charged with as many estoiles of the 
 first, in chief an increscent and a decrescent of the second ; 
 and for a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a brazier 
 gules, fired, between two branches of laurel, issuant from 
 the flames thereof a serpent nowed and erect proper ; with 
 the Motto, " Cherche la verity." Married, February 14, 
 1885, Georgina Todd, third daughter of Robert Dickenson, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Durham ; 
 and has Issue — Reginald Warren de la Rue, Gentleman, 
 born January 15, 1886. Estate and iwstal address — The 
 Lodge, Six Mile IBottom, Newmarket. 
 
 Sir THOMAS ANDROS DE LA RUE, ist Bart. 
 (1898), M.A. (Camb.). Born May 26, 1849, being the 
 second son of Warren de la Rue, M.A., D.C.L., Ph.D., of 
 Portland Place, W. , by his wife Georgiana, dau. of Thomas 
 Bowles of Guernsey. Armorial bearings Or, three bars 
 gules, each charged with as many estoiles of the first, in 
 chief an increscent and a decrescent of the second, the 
 escutcheon being charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 baronet. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a brazier gules fired between two branches of 
 laurel, and issuant fron the flames a serpent nowed and 
 erect proper. Motto -" Cherche la verity." Married, Feb. 
 I, 1876, Emily Maria (d. 1904), dau. of William Speed, Esq., 
 K.C. ; and has Issue— (i) Evelyn Andros de la Rue, Esq., 
 b. Oct. 5, 1879 ["'■■ Feb. 17, 1903, Mary Violet, dau. of John 
 Liel Francklin of Gonalston, Notts] ; (2) Ivor Andros de la 
 Rue, Esq., b. Dec. 2, 1880; (3) Stuart Andros de la Rue, 
 Esq., b. May 29, 1883; and Sybil [;«. , July 17, 1897, W. 
 W. Grantham of Cadogan Place, S.W.] Residetice~^2. 
 Cadogan Square, S. W. Clubs — Carlton, United University. 
 
 WARREN WILLIAM DE LA RUE, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace for the counties of Cambridge and Suffolk, 
 eldest son of the late Warren de la Rue. Club — White's. 
 Armorial bearings are for Arms : Or, three bars gules, each 
 charged with as many estoiles of the first, in chief an in- 
 crescent and a decrescent of the second ; and for a Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a brazier gules, fired between 
 two branches of laurel, issuant from the flames thereof a 
 serpent nowed and erect proper. Postal addresses — The 
 Cottage, Chippenham, near Newmarket ; and 43 York 
 Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N.W. 
 
 DE LEGA, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 EMILIUS CHARLES DELME- RADCLIFFE, Es- 
 quire, Lieut. -Col. late 88th Regt. , being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. Charles Delm6-Radcliffe, Rector of Holywell, co. 
 
 Beds., by his wife Elizabeth, third dau. of John Delm6 of 
 Cams Hill, co. Hants. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 4, argent, a cross crosslet gules, between three bend- 
 lets engrailed sable, a label of three points throughout, on a 
 canton of the third, a cross crosslet or (for Radcliffe) ; 2 and 
 3, or, an anchor in pale sable, between two lions passant 
 gules (for Delm6). Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a bull's head sable, armed 
 or, gorged with a ducal coronet, and holding in the mouth 
 a cross crosslet fitch^e gold (for Radcliffe) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an anchor sable, a lion passant 
 gules (for Delm^). Motto— " Caen, Crecy, Calais." Mar- 
 ried Louisa Baddicott, seventh dau. of the Rev. J. John 
 Holroyd of White Hall, co. Essex, Rector of Abberton ; and 
 has Issue — Marion Louisia \m., Sept. 21, 1897, Captain 
 Baron Von Ungern, Sternberg, i67ih Regt. Imperial 
 German Army]. Residence — 
 
 FRANCIS AUGUSTUS DELME- RADCLIFFE, Esq., 
 J.P. , Comm. R.N. (retired). Born June i, 1845, being the 
 elder surviving son of Frederick Peter Delmd-Radcliffe of 
 Hitchin Priory, by Emma, daughter of the late John 
 Waddington of Langrish, Hants ; succeeded his brother 
 1878. Clubs— QzxWoxi, Naval and Military. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent 
 a cross crosslet gules, between three bendlets engrailed 
 sable, a label of three points throughout, on a canton of 
 the third, a cross crosslet or (for Radcliffe) ; 2 and 3 or, an 
 anchor in pale sable, between two lions passant gules (for 
 Delm6). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a bull's head sable, 
 armed or, gorged with a ducal coronet, and holding in the 
 mouth a cross crosslet fitch^e gold (for Radcliffe) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of an anchor sable, a lion 
 passant gules (for Delm6). Motto — " Caen, Cr^cy, Calais." 
 Married, April 14, 1874, Georgy Melosina Mary Elizabeth, 
 eldest dau. of Admiral Sir Charles Talbot, K.C.B. Seat — 
 Hitchin Priory, Hitchin, co. Herts. 
 
 The Rev. HENRY ELIOT DELME- RADCLIFFE, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A., Rector of South Tedworth, 
 CO. Hants, being the second son of the late Rev. Charles 
 Delm^- Radcliffe, Rector of Holywell, co. Beds., by his wife 
 Elizabeth, third dau. of John Delm^ of Cams Hall, co. 
 Hants. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 a cross crosslet gules, between three bendlets engrailed 
 sable, a label of three points throughout, on a canton of 
 the third, a cross crosslet or (for Radcliffe); 2 and 3, or, an 
 anchor in pale sable, between two lions passant gules (for 
 Delm^). Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a bull's head sable, armed or, gorged 
 with a ducal coronet, and holding in the mouth a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e gold (for Radcliffe) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of an anchor sable, a lion passant gules 
 (for DelmcS). Motto— "Caen, Crecy, Calais." Married, 
 Oct. 30, 1862, Frances Eliza, dau. of Rev. Richard Young, 
 Rector of Riseley ; and has Issue. Postal ar/rfrew— South 
 Tedworth, co. Hants. 
 
 RALPH HUBERT JOHN DELME-RADCLIFFE, 
 Gentleman. Born Oct. 11, 1877, being the elder son of 
 the late Rev. Arthur Henry Delm6- Radcliffe, M A., some- 
 time Rector of Holwell, Beds., Vicar of Christ Church, 
 Camb., and St. John's, Paddington, by his wife Beatrice 
 Mary Frederica, second dau. of Hon. F. Dudley Ryder, 
 and granddau. of Rt. Hon. Dudley, ist Earl of Harrowby. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross 
 crosslet gules between three bendlets engrailed sable, a 
 label of three points throughout, on a canton of the third, 
 a cross crosslet or (for Radcliff'e) ; 2 and 3, or, an anchor in 
 pale sable, between two lions passant gules (for Delm6). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a bull's head sable, armed or, gorged with a 
 ducal coronet, and holding in the mouth a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e gold (for Radcliffe) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of anchor sable, a lion passant gules (for Delm6). 
 Motto— "Caen, Crecy, Calais." Residence— 
 
 DELMEGE, see DOLMAGE. 
 
 § JAMES O'GRADY DELMEGE, Esq., B.A. (Trin 
 Coll., Dublin). J.P. cos. Clare and Limerick (High 
 
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 Sheriff 1893), D.L. for co. Limerick, the only surviving son 
 of the late John Christopher Delmege, Est]., J. P. for cos. 
 Clare, IJmerick, and Cork, High Sheriff of Limerick 1880, 
 Barribler-at-Law, ot Castle Park [son of the late Christopher 
 IX'lmi'gc, Esq., J. P., of Castle Park, by Martha, dau. of 
 the late John Roysc Yielding], by his wife Kathrrine, dau. 
 of the late James O'Grady, Esq., of Raheen, co. Limerick 
 (and niece of Standish, ist Viscount Guillamore). Clubs — 
 Constitutional, Kildarc St. (Dublin), County (Limerick), 
 County (Cork). A/tr/7— Undress: dark blue, with white 
 facings ; full dress : pale blue, with white facings. Armo- 
 rial bMrings— Per chevron argent and azure, in chief two 
 
 fleurs-de-lis gules, emerging from as many crescents of the 
 second, and in base a fleur-de-lis of the first emerging from 
 a crescent or, in the centre chief point a spear-head proper, 
 gult6e-de-sang, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the 
 arms of Cramer, namely, per fesse indented azure and or, 
 in chief two fleurs-de-lis of the second, a canton ermine. 
 Mantling: azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a boar's head erect and erased per 
 pale gules and sable, langued azure, armed or. MottQ — 
 " Inveniam aut faciem." Married, 1887, Caroline, dau. 
 of Marmaduke C. Cramer, Esq., D.L., of Rathmore, co. 
 Cork, and has Issue — (i) Marmaduke Coghill Cramer 
 Delmege, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; (2) James O'Grady Delmege, 
 Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (3) John Christopher Royce Delmege, 
 Gentleman, b, 1893 ; and Caroline Marie. Estates — Castle 
 Park, Ballygunan, Glensharold, Creaghville, Scart, and 
 Ardgoule, all in co. Limerick ; Glenagross, Cappantimore, 
 Ballyflnan, in co. Clare ; and in jure uxoris, extensive 
 
 Eroperties in cos. Cork and Tipperary. Seat — Castle Park, 
 .imerick. 
 
 DEL SEE, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 The Rev, WALLER DE MONTMORENCY, M.A, 
 Camb., J. P., Canon and Chancellor of the Cathedral, Kil- 
 kenny, Vicar of Kilsheelan. Bom Sept. 1841, being the 
 second son of John Pratt de Montmorency, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 of Castle Morres, co. Kilkenny, by his wife Hon. Henrietta, 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. Standish O'Grady, ist Viscount Guilla- 
 more. Armorial bearing^ — Or, a cross gules between 
 four eaglets displayed azure. MantUng gules and or. 
 Croat— On a ducal crown or, a jseacock in his pride proper. 
 Hotto — " Dieu ayde." Married, Nov. 1872, Mary, dau. 
 
 of Right Rev. James Thomas O'Brien, Bishop of Ossory 
 and Ferns ; and has Issue— (1) John Pratt de Montmorency, 
 (ientleman, Lieut. R.N., b. Aug. 1873; (a) Geoffrey Fitz- 
 Harvey de Montmorency, Gentleman, b, Aug. 1876. Seat 
 — Castle Morres, Knocktophcr, co. Kilkenny. 
 
 DE MONTMORENCY (name of family formerly Morres, 
 changed R.L., 17 June 1815, U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 argent, a cross gules, between four eagles displayed sable (an 
 ancient French coat Iwrne by R. L. 1815) ; a and 3, or, a fesse 
 dancetlde. in base a lion rampant sable ( Morres). Mantling 
 gules and ardent. Crest Out of a ducal coronet, a pea- 
 cock in its pride proper. Motto—" Dieu ayde." 
 
 Sons of William Browne, sth Viscount Mountmorres, 
 b. 183a; d. 1880; m. 1862, Harriet, d. of George 
 Broadrick of Hamphill Stubbs, Yorks. : — 
 Rt. Hon. Sir William Geoffrey Bouchard de Montmo- 
 rency, 6th Viscount Mountmorres (Irel., 29 June 1763) 
 and Baron Mountmorres of Castlemorres. co. Kilkenny 
 (Irel., 4 May 1756), iiih Baronet (Irel., 28 March 1631I 
 [Supporters — Two angels proper, vested argent, hair ana 
 wings or], b, 1872 ; m. 1893, Bessie Louise Cameron, 
 d. of Sampson Taylor Rowe of Trecarrel, Redruth ; and 
 has issue — Hon. Marjorie Evelyn Louise. Hes. — 102 Queen's 
 Gate, London, S.W. 
 
 Sons of Hervey, 4th Viscount Mountmorres, b. 1790 ; 
 
 d. 1872; m. 1831, Sarah, d. of William Shaw of 
 
 Temple Hill. 
 
 Hon. Francis Reymond de Montmorency, Barrister-at- 
 
 Law, b. 1835; m. 1865, Elizabeth Hester, d. of Lt.-Col. 
 
 J. Echlin Matthews of White Abbey, co. Antrim. Hes. — 
 
 Wilmount, Shankhill, co. Dublin. 
 
 Hon. Arthur Hill Trevor de Montmorency, B.A. (Dub.), 
 M.D., L.RC.S.L, b. 1846; m. 1878, Caroline, d. of Rev. 
 George Kemmis of St. Helen's, Blackrock ; and has issue 
 — Arthur Herv6 Alberic Bouchard de Montmorency, Esq., 
 b. 1879; Carolie Lucia Marguerite Alix Gertrude Ruby 
 Wilhelmina; and Anna Victoria Stephanotis Kemmis. 
 Res. — The Grange, Carrickmines, co. Dublin. 
 
 Descendants (formerly Pratt, but bearing the name and 
 arms of Montmorency by R.L., 1831), in the female 
 line of 1st Viscount Mountmorres. Sons of John Pratt 
 de Montmorency of Castle Morres, b. 1815 ; d. 1868 ; 
 m. 1838, Hon. Henrietta OGrady, d. of ist Viscount 
 Guillamore : — 
 Rev. Waller de Montmorency (q.v.). 
 Mervyn Standish de Montmorency, B.A. (Oxon.), Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, b. 1844; "»• 1883, Annie, widow of Gustaf, 
 Baron de Geer of Zeist, Holland. 
 
 Son of Raymond Hervey, 3rd Viscount Frankfort de 
 
 Montmorency, Major-Gen. and a Rep. Peer, b. 1835 ; 
 
 d. 1902; m. 1866, Rachel Mary Lumley Godolphin, 
 
 d. of F.-M. the Rt. Hon. Sir John Michel G.C.B., P.C, 
 
 of Dewlish, Devon : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Willoughby John Horace de Montmorency, 
 
 4th Viscount Frankfort de Montmorency (Irel., 22 Jan. 
 
 1816), and Baron Frankfort of Galmoye, co. Kilkenny (Irel., 
 
 31 July 1880), Capt. Duke of Cornwall's Light Inf. [Arms 
 
 as above, charged with a crescent. Supporters as Viscount 
 
 Mountmorres], b. 1868. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Hervey Lodge de Montmorency, b. 1854 ; d. 
 1899:— 
 Hervey Angus de Montmorency, Gentleman, b. 
 Miles Fletcher de Montmorency, Gentleman, b. 
 Son of James Lodge de Montmorency of Greenwich 
 Hospital, b. 1821 ; d. 1886; m. 1849, Susan, d. of 
 John Kiddell, and grands, of Lieut. Edward D' Alton 
 de Montmorency, R. N., nephew of ist Vise. Frankfort 
 de Montmorency : — 
 John Kiddell de Montmorency, Gentleman, b. i860; m. 
 1889, Ada Ligonier, d. of Capt. Macintosh Balfour, R.N. 
 Res. — Neville Cottage, Bexley, Kent. 
 
 James Edward Geoffrey de Montmorency, B.A., LL.B. 
 (Cantab.), Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1866; m. 1899, 
 Caroline Maud Saumarez, d. of Major-Gen. James de 
 Havilland ; and has issue — Geraldine Susan Maude ; and 
 Eleanor Evelyn Saumarez. Chambers — 3 New Square, 
 Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 RICHARD SIDNEY DENDY, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., 
 formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. (Militia) Hampshire Regt. Born 
 March 31, 1859, being the second and only surviving son 
 of the late Robert Dendy, Esq., J. P. for co. Sussex, by 
 
 g is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 his wife Mary Peerman, only dau. of James Barkfield 
 Street, M.D., of Chichester. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent ; 2 and 3, azure, a mullet 
 erminois ; over all, on a bend invected, cotised sable, three 
 cinquefoils or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a mount between two slips of 
 lauristinus vert, a bezant charged with a unicorn's head 
 couped azure. Married, Sept. 9, 1890, Louisa, younger 
 dau. of John Woods of Chichester ; and has /wae — Robert 
 William Miller Dendy, Gentleman. Residence- Bognor, 
 CO. Sussex. 
 
 ROBERT ARTHUR DENDY, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Univ. Coll., Oxford). Born September .1;, 1873, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of Charles Robert 
 Dendy of Chichester, by his wile Isabel Beatrice, dau. of 
 John Blaker of Southover, co. Sussex. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly i and 4, argent ; 2 and 3, azure, a mullet 
 erminois ; over all, on a bend invected, cotised sable, three 
 cinquefoils or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a mount between two slips of 
 lauristinus vert, a bezant charged with a unicorn's head 
 couped azure. Married, Sept. 14, 1898, Constance Mary, 
 youngest dau. of Rev. John Thorp, M.A. , of Hertford 
 College, Oxford ; and has /ww^— Ronald John Robert 
 Dendy, Gentleman, b. Nov. 14, 1900. Residence— "^xWs- 
 cott, Beckenham, Kent. 
 
 D'ENGAINE, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 JOHN DENIS-TOTTENHAM. Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Dublin. Bo}-n 1837, being t-he eldest son of the late William 
 Denis- Tottenham of Ashfield (who assumed the additional 
 name of Tottenham on his marriage in 1835 by Royal 
 Licence), by his wife Sarah, only child and heiress of Edward 
 William Tottenham of Woodville,co. Wexford. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4, gules, four barrulets dancett^e 
 argent, a mullet sable for difference (for Tottenham) ; 2 
 and 3, ermine, three battle-axes two and one proper (for 
 Denis). Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, charged with 
 a crescent or (for Tottenham) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, an heraldic tiger's head erased ermine (for Denis). 
 Motto— " Ad astra sequor." iVa^— Ashfield, Rathfarnham, 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 HENRY DENISON, Esquire, J. P. for co. Notts, 
 retired Lieut.-Col. R.E. , Col. Sherwood Rangers I.Y. 
 Born 1847, being the eldest son of the late Stephen Charles 
 Denison, M.A,, D.C. L. , Barrister-at-Law, Deputy-Judge 
 Advocate-General, by his wife Susan Ann Frances, dau. of 
 Rev. F. Fellowe of Shotesham, Norfolk. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a bend between a unicorn's head 
 erased in chief and a cross crosslet fitch^e in base sable, 
 three bezants. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a sinister cubit arm in bend dexter, 
 vested vert, cuffed ermine, charged with a cross crosslet on 
 the hand proper, pointing with the forefinger to an estoile. 
 Married, April 28, 1877, Edith Kate, dau. of Pierce Taylor, 
 Esq., of West Ogwell, co. Devon, and has with other 
 Issue — Edward Bridgeman Denison, Gentleman, King's 
 Royal Rifle Corps, b. 1880. Seats — Babworth Hall and 
 Eaton Hall, Notts. Town house — 4 Hereford Gardens, W. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Naval and Military. 
 
 S WILLIAM EVELYN DENISON, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L.,lateCapt. R.H.A., M.P. for Nottingham 1874 to 
 1880. Born Feb. 25, 1843, being the eldest son of the late Sir 
 William Thomas Denison, K.C.B., Lieut. -Gen. R.E., first 
 Governor of Van Diemen's Land, afterwards Governor-Gen. 
 of Australia, and Governor of Madras, by his wife Caroline 
 Lucy, second dau. of Admiral Sir Phipps Hornby, G.C.B. 
 Armorial bearing^i — Argent, on a bend between a unicorn's 
 head erased in chief and a cross fitch^e in base sable, three 
 bezants, and impaling the arms of Amherst, namely, gules 
 three tilting-sjiears erect or, headed azure. Mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a sinister cubit arm in bend dexter, vested vert, cuffed ermine, 
 charged with a cross crosslet on the hand proper, pointing 
 with the forefinger to an estoile. Married, Oct. 25, 1877, 
 Lady Elinor, dau. of the Rt. Hon. William Pitt Amherst, 
 Earl Amherst ; and has Issue — William Frank Evelyn 
 Denison, Esq., b. Dec. 22, 1878. Seat — Ossington Hall, 
 near Newark. Clubs — Carlton, Junior United Service. 
 
 DENISON (H. Coll.). Erminois, on a plain bend 
 cottTsed engrailed sable, between a unicorn's head erased 
 in chief and two cross crosslets fitch6e in saltire in base 
 gules, a cavalry sword sheathed or. Mantling sable and 
 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of clouds 
 proper, issuant therefrom a dexter arm in bend vested 
 azure, cuff erminois, charged with two crosses crosslet 
 fitch^e in saltire or, the forefinger pointing to an estoile 
 radiated gold, a sword fessewise as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Perseverando." 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Richard Lippincott Denison, b. 
 ; d. 1878 ; m. :— 
 
 Sons of Col. George Taylor Denison of Rusholme, 
 
 Toronto, sometime senior Officer of Militia in Nova 
 
 Scotia, b. 1816; d. 1873; tn. 1387, Mary Anne, d. 
 
 of Major Jeremiah Dewson : — 
 
 Lt.-Col. George Taylor Denison, comdg. Gov.-Gen.'s 
 
 Body Guard, J. P. and Police Magistrate, 6. 1839. Res. — 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Sons of Lt -Col. Frederick Charles Denison, C.M.G., 
 of Rusholme, Toronto, F.R.H.S., Barrister-at-Law, 
 M.P. for West Toronto, Canada, Lt.-Col. Gov.- 
 Gen's. Body Guard, served in the Fenian Raid in 
 Canada 1866, as Orderly Officer to Lord Wolseley 
 Red River Exped. 1870, in the Soudan 1884-5, *• 
 1846; d. ; m. 1874, Julia Abigail, d. of Oliver 
 
 Tiffany Macklem of Magara Falls, Ontario : — 
 Frederick Coningham Denison, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 Seat — Rusholme, Toronto, Ontario. 
 
 Harold Edmund Denison, Gentleman, b. 1878. Res. — 
 Edgar Street Denison, Gentleman, d. 1879. ^^^- — 
 Victor Edward Denison, Gentleman, b. 1882. Res. — 
 Gordon Cyril Denison, Gentleman, b. 1885. Res. — 
 Egerton Boyer Denison, Gentleman, b. 1887. Res. — 
 Sons of Col. George Taylor Denison (see above) ot 
 Rusholme, b. 1816 ; d. 1873 : — 
 Henry Tyrwhitt Denison, Gentleman, b. 1849. Res. — 
 Clarence Alfred Kinsey Denison, Esq., Capt. and Adj. 
 Gov.-Gen.'s Body Guard, b. 1851. Res. — 
 John Denison, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 1853. 
 Col. Septimus Julius Augustus Denison, C.M.G., Chief 
 of Staff, Western Ontario, formerly Major 4th Batt. S. 
 Staffs. Regt., served in S. African War 1899-1900 as A.D.C. 
 to F.M. Lord Roberts, Commander-in-Chief, and as A.D.C. 
 to H.R. H. the Prince of Wales during his tour in Canada, 
 b. 1859; m. 1881, Minnie Clarke, d. of late James Lowe, 
 Esq., J. P.; and has issue— Maud Esther Borden; and 
 Dorothy Esme Vera. .ff«.— Stanley Barracks, Ontario, 
 Canada. Clubs— United Service, Toronto (Toronto). 
 
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 Sons of Utc Lt.-Col. Robert Hrittatn Denison, 
 OrigAde-Major and Uep. Adj. •Gen. of Toronto Dtst., 
 *. ; rf. ; m. :— 
 
 Ygst. son of late Lt.-Col. George Hunter Denison of 
 IWlle Vuc, Toronto. *. 1783 ; d. 1853 ; m. , Esther 
 Uorden, d. of Capt. Richard Lippincott : — 
 Charles Ixislie Denison, Gentleman, d. 1841 ; m. ; 
 
 and has issue, /fes. — Duflerin Street, Toronto, Canada. 
 
 H .\LEXANDER DENNISTOUN, Esquire, Capt. 3rd 
 K9 Bait, the Black Watch, J. P., D.L. for Dumbarton, 
 and J. P. for I.Anarkshire. ffcm June 14, 1867, being 
 the eldest son of Alexander Dennistoune of Golfhill, by 
 his wife Helen, youngest dau. of Sir Charles Oakeley, 
 and Bart. Armorial bearings— Per argent and ermine, a 
 bend sable, Ijciween a unicorn's head erased in chief and 
 a cross crosslet fitchth; in Ikisc gules. MantUngT gules and 
 argent. Orwt— On a wreath of the colours, a doxler arm 
 in pale proper, the hand holding an antique shield sable, 
 charged with a mullet or. Motto — "Ad versa virtute re- 
 pello." Married, Dec. 6, 1894, Clare, second dau. of the 
 late Arthur Hanson of Candili. Residence — Golfhill, 
 Glasgow, N.B. 
 
 JAMES WALLIS DENNISTOUN of that Ilk. J. P. 
 for Dumbartonshire. Bom 1839, being the only son of 
 the late Georee Dennistoun, by Margaret Helen, dau. 
 of Henry WalTis of co. Cork ; entered the Royal Navy 
 1853, became a Lieutenant i860, and retired 1865. 
 Armorial l)earing:8— Argent, a bend sable. WantUng 
 sable and urgent ; and for his Crest, uf>on a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in pale prof>er, clothed gules, holding 
 an antique shield sable, charged with a mullet or. Sup- 
 porters—Dexter, a lion gules, armed and langued azure, 
 sinister, an antelope argent, unguled and attired or. MottO 
 — "Adversa virtute repello." Married, 1868, Caroline 
 Joanna, second dau. of Henry Gore-Booth ; and has, with 
 other Issue — James George Dennistoun, Esq., Capt. 
 R. H.A., b. 1871. Estate — Dennistoun, Kilmalcolm, Ren- 
 frewshire. Residence — Auchenlea, Row, Dumbartonshire. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 RICHARD CAMPBELL DENNISTOUN, Gentleman. 
 Born August 24, 1841, being the elder son of the late 
 Richard Dennistoun, formerly of Kelvin Grove, Glasgow, 
 by his wife Frances Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Thomas 
 Rishton Satterthwaite of Lancaster. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a bend engrailed sable, between a unicorn's head 
 erased gules, horned or, in chief and a cross crosslet fitchde 
 of the third in base sable, three bezants. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter 
 arm in pale proper, clothed gules, cuffed ermine, holding 
 an antique shield sable, charged with a mullet or. MottO 
 — " Adversa virtute repiello." Residence — 
 
 DENNISTOUN (1811). Argent, a bend sable between 
 a unicorn's head erased gules, horned or, and a cross cross- 
 let fitchte of the third, on a canton of the first, a demi-lion 
 azure. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the liveries, a dexter arm in pale proper, vested 
 gules, cuffed argent, holding an antique shield sable, charged 
 with a mullet or. Motto — "Adversa virtute repello." 
 
 Son of James Robert Dennistoun, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; 
 m. 1834, Barbara, d. of Robert Macredie of Williams- 
 field :— 
 
 Robert Peel Dennistoun, Esq., Vice- Admiral R.N, (ret. 
 list, 1896), served in the Baltic 1854, China War 1860-1862, 
 Egyptian War 1882, has 3rd class Osmanieh, b. 1836, 
 Res. — Dilarne, Row, Dumbartonshire. Club — United 
 Service. 
 
 DENNY, see RAMS A Y-DENNY. 
 
 RICHARD HARRISON DENNY, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Norfolk. Born 1859, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 R. C. Denny, M.A., J. P., of Bergh Apton, co. Norfolk, 
 by his wife Jane Deker, dau. of the Rev. H. Harrison. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a saltire between six crosses 
 pat^, three in chief two and one, and three in base one 
 and two argent, and two spurs in fesse or. Crest — On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect proj>er, the hand 
 grasping three ears of wheat or, surmounting two cross 
 crosslets in saltire gules. Motto — " Vincit omnia Veritas." 
 Married, April 34, 1889, Isabel Mary Beatrice, dau. of 
 J. H. B. Christie. Estates — Bergh Apton and Norton 
 Subcourse. Postal address— The Cottage, Framingham 
 Pigot, Norwich. 
 
 THOMAS ANTHONY DENNY, Esquire, F.R.G.S., 
 a member of H.M. Commission of Lieutenancy for the 
 
 City of I-,ondon. Bom , being the eldest surviving 
 
 son of Henry Denny of Waterford. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a saltire between nine crosses pat(ie, three 
 in chief and a like number on each flank argent, and in 
 base a lion passant guardant or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest- Out of a mural coronet proper, a cubit 
 arm vested azure, cuffed argent, the hand also proper 
 holding five wheat-ears or. MottO — " Et mea messis erit." 
 Married, 1893, Elizabeth R. , only dau. of Gen. Sir Arthur 
 Cotton, K.C.S.I., and widow of Admiral Sir James Hope, 
 K.C.B. Residence — 7 Connaught Place, London, W. 
 Clubs — Union, National. 
 
 DENT, see PRICE-DENT. 
 
 DENT (R.L., 183a). Quarterly, i and 4, or, on a bend 
 per bend gules and sable, three fusils conjoined of the field 
 (Dent) ; 2 and 3, gules, two chevronels or, between three 
 hawks belled argent (Hedley). Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — I. on a wreath of the colours, a panther's head 
 affront^ erased with flames issuant from the mouth and 
 ears, transpierced by an arrow barbed and flighted, the 
 pheon towards the dexter all proper (Dent) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a swallow rising out of clouds prof>er. 
 
 Son of William Dent Dent, Esq. (formerly Hedley), 
 
 J. P., Comm. R.N., of Shortflatt Tower, b. 1796; d. 
 
 1872 ; tn. 1840, Ellen Mary, d. of Andrew Seton Karr 
 
 of Kippilaw, co. Roxburgh : — 
 Edward John Dent, Gentleman, b. 8 June 1855 ; m. 1893, 
 Louisa Emma, d. of Stewart Falls of Curraghmore, Bourne- 
 mouth ; and has issue — William Edward Dent, Gentleman, 
 b. 1894. Seat — Shortflatt Tower, Belsay, Newcastle-upon- 
 Tyne. 
 
 FRANCIS DENT, Barrister-at-Law. Born Aug. ii, 
 i860, being the second son of the late John Dent Dent, 
 Esquire, of Ribston Hall, co. York, and Winterton, co. 
 Lines., J. P. and D.L. for W. R. Yorks., M.P. 1852-74, 
 B.A. (Cantab), Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Mary Hebden, 
 dau. of John Woodall of St. Nicholas House, Scarborough. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend 
 between two cotises engrailed sable, three lozenges ermine 
 (for Dent) ; 2 and 3 azure, three cranes argent, on a chief 
 or, two roses gules (for Trickett), and impaling the arms of 
 Buxton, namely argent, a lion rampant, tail elevated and 
 turned over the head sable, between two mullets of the last. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — 1. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-heraldic tiger sable, collared gemelle 
 argent, resting the sinister paw on a lozenge ermine (for 
 Dent) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a mount, a crane 
 holding in the beak a rose slipped, and resting the dexter 
 foot on a serpent nowed all proper (for Trickett). Motto — 
 "Patientia et perseverantia. " Married, Nov. 21, 1888, 
 Geraldine, eld. dau. of Edward North Buxton, Esq. ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Geoffrey Dent, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (2) 
 Arthur Cyril Dent, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; and Mary Con- 
 stance. Postal address — i Harcourt Buildings, Temple, 
 E.C. 
 
 M HENRY FRANCIS DENT, Esquire, J. P. for North 
 Km and East Ridings of Yorkshire, Lieut. -Col. late 3rd 
 K.O. Hussars and 7th Dragoon Guards, Master of the 
 Bedale Hounds, 1878-1884, and from 1896-1898. Born 
 June 2, 1839, being the fourth son of Joseph Dent, Esquire, 
 of Ribston Hall, co. York, and Winterton, co. Lincoln, 
 J. P., High Sheriff of co. York 1847, by his wife Martha, 
 dau. of Joseph Birley. Clubs — Army and Navy, Yorkshire 
 (York). Livery — Claret, with red piping. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend between two 
 cotises engrailed sable, three lozenges ermine (for Dent) ; 
 2 and 3 azure, three cranes argent, on a chief or, two roses 
 gules (for Trickett). Mantling: sable and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-heraldic tiger 
 sable, collared gemelle argent, resting the sinister paw on 
 
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 a lozenge ermine ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount, a crane holding in the beak a rose slipped, and 
 resting the dexter foot on a serpent nowed all proper (for 
 Trickett). MottO — " Patientia et perseverantia." Married, 
 Dec. 20, 1870, Isabella, only child of the Rev. John 
 Tomkyns, formerly Captain ist Life Guards, by his wife 
 Isabella, dau. of Richard Frederick Coore ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Bertie Coore Dent, Gentleman, b. 1872, Captain 
 Leicestershire Regt. ; (2) Edmund Lechmere Dent, Gen- 
 tleman, b. 1887; Ella Francis; Dorothy; and Letitia (d. 
 1886). Seat — Menethorpe, Malton, Yorkshire. 
 
 Major JOHN WILLIAM DENT, J. P. W. R. co. of 
 York ; Major 4th Dragoon Guards, 1894-95 (retired). Born 
 Aug. 18, 1857, being the eldest son of the late John Dent 
 Dent, Esquire, of Ribston Hall, co. York, and Winterton, 
 CO. Lines., J. P. and D.L. for W. R. Yorks., M.P. 1852- 
 1874, B.A. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Mary 
 Hebden, dau. of John Woodallof St. Nicholas House, Scar- 
 borough. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent. 
 
 on a bend between two cotises engrailed sable, three lozenges 
 ermine (for Dent) ; 2 and 3 azure, three cranes argent, on a 
 chief or, two roses gules (for Trickett). MantUng sable 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, ademi- 
 heraldic tiger sable, collared gemelle argent, resting the 
 sinister paw on a lozenge ermine (for Dent) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount, a crane holding in the beak a 
 rose slipped, and resting the dexter foot on a serpent nowed 
 all proper (for Trickett). Motto — "Patientia et perse- 
 verantia." Seat — Ribston Hall, Wetherby. Club — Army 
 and Navy. 
 
 The Rev. JOSEPH JONATHAN DENT. M.A., Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Vicar of Hunsingore, Wetherby. Born 
 July 8, 1829, being the second son of Joseph Dent, Esq., 
 Ribston Hall, co. York, and Winterton, co. Lincoln, J. P., 
 High Sheriff of co. York 1847, by his wife Martha, dau. of 
 Joseph Birley. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, on a bend between two cotises engrailed sable, 
 three lozenges ermine (for Dent) ; 2 and 3 azure, three 
 cranes argent, on a chief or, two roses gules (for Trickett). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-heraldic tiger sable, collared gemelle 
 argent, resting the sinister paw on a lozenge ermine (for 
 Dent) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a mount, a crane 
 holding in the beak a rose slipped, and resting the dexter 
 foot on a serpent nowed all proper (for Trickett). Motto — 
 " Patientia et perseverantia." Married, April 17, i860, 
 
 Laura, youngest dau. of James W. Freshfield of The 
 Wilderness, Reigate ; and has Issue — Three sons and one 
 daughter. Postal address — The Vicarage, Hunsingore, 
 Wetherby, Lines. 
 
 WILLIAM DENT DENT. Esq., J. P. co. Lanes, Bom 
 March 13, 1832, beinglthe 3rd son of Joseph Dent.Esquire, 
 Ribston Hall, co. York, and Winterton, co. Lincoln, 
 J. P., High Sheriff of co. York 1847, by his wife Martha, 
 dau. of Joseph Birley. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 4, argent, on a bend between two cotises engrailed 
 sable, three lozenges ermine (for Dent) ; 2 and 3 azure 
 three cranes argent, on a chief or, two roses gules (for 
 Trickett). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-heraldic tiger sable, collared 
 gemelle argent, resting the sinister paw on a lozenge 
 ermine (for Dent) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount, a crane holding in the beak a rose slipped, and 
 resting the dexter foot on a serpent nowed all proper (for 
 Trickett). Motto — " Patientia et perseverantia." Married, 
 firstly, Nov. 26, 1862, Mary Perry, 3rd dau. of Capt. Hill. 
 26th Regt. ; and by her (who d. 1875) had Issue — One son 
 and one dau. ; and secondly, 1880, Georgina, dau. of Capt. 
 Mason, R.N. Postal address — 5 Green Heys Road, Princes 
 Park, Liverpool. 
 
 DE REUTER (Granted in Duchy of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha 
 1871, Roy. Lie, H. Coll., 1891). Azure, a terrestrial globe 
 between four flashes of lightning, one issuant from each 
 corner all proper. Crest — A horse at full gallop, on his 
 back a knight in complete armour argent, grasping in his 
 dexter hand a lance in [the act of charging, and in his 
 sinister a flash of lightning. Motto — "Per mare per 
 terras." Supporters— On either side a lion rampant 
 proper. 
 
 Sons of Paul Julius de Ruyter, ist Baron de Reuter, 
 
 b. i8i6 ; d. 1899 ; in. 1845. Ida Maria EUzabeth 
 
 Clementina, d. of S. M. Magnus of Berlin : — 
 
 August Julius Clemens Herbert, Baron de Reuter 
 
 (Saxe-Coburg-Gotha 7 Sept. 1871, Roy. Lie. to use title in 
 
 England 7 Nov. 1891), b. 1852 ; m. 1876. Edith, d. of 
 
 Robert Campbell of Coombe Wood ; and has issue — 
 
 Hubert Julius, b. 1878 ; Olga Edith [tn. 1901, John Douglas 
 
 of Tilquhillie, N.B.J. Res. — 15 Palace Gate, Kensington. 
 
 Baron George Juhus de Reuter, M.A., LL.B., F.R.G.S., 
 Commander of Royal Order of the Saviour, b. 1863 ; m. 
 1891, Maud, d. of John Potter of Philadelphia, U.S.A. ; 
 and has issue — (i) Oliver George Paul Louis Gordon, b. 
 1894 ; (2) Ronald Carl George, b. 1899. Res. — 14 Rue de 
 Liibeck, Paris. 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD DERING, Gentleman. Born 
 Jan. 15, 1831, being the only son of Robert Dering, Esq., 
 Lockleys, J. P.. formerly an Officer in the Rifle Brigade, 
 by Laetitia his wife, second dau. of Sir George Shee, Bart., 
 of Dunmore, co. Galway. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 1 and 4, or, a fesse azure, in chief three torteaux ; 2 and 3, 
 or, a saltire sable. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 ducal coronet or, a horse passant sable, maned gold. Motto 
 — " Terrere nolo, timere nescio." Seats — Lockleys, near 
 Welwyn, Herts ; Dunmore House, co. Galway ; Barbara 
 Court, near Canterbiu-y, Kent. 
 
 DE ROS, quartered hy SALVIN. 
 
 DERWENTWATER, quartered by SALVIN. 
 
 DE SALIS, see FANE DE SALIS. 
 
 DE STACPOOLE (Regd. U.O.). Argent, a lion ram- 
 pant gules, collared or, holding in the forepaws a sword 
 proper, a canton ermine, thereon a fleur-de-lis gold. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a pelican in her piety proper, collared or, and 
 pendant therefrom an escutcheon argent, charged with a 
 lion rampant gules. Mottoes — Over crest, "I die for 
 those I love" ; under arms, " Pro Deo et rege pro patria 
 et lege." 
 
 Son of George, 3rd Duke de Stacpoole, a Prelate of 
 the Church of Rome, Knight of the Order of Christ, 
 and Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Holy 
 Sepulchre, b. 1829; d. 1896; m. 1859, Maria, d. of 
 Thomas Dunn of Bath House, Northumberland : — 
 George de Stacpoole, 4th Duke (1830) and Marquess 
 
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 <i8a8) de Stacpoole in the Va[tti\ Stales, Count and Viscount 
 (1818) de Stacpoole in the Kingdom of France, J.F. co. 
 Ualway, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Yorks. Rert.. i. i860; m. 
 1883. Pauline, only child and heir of late Edward Francis 
 MacKvoy, M.I'., of Tobertynan, co. Meath, by Kliza, only 
 child .ind heir of Andrew Browne of Mount Haxel, co. 
 Gaiway (half-brother of 8lh Viscount Strangford); and has 
 issue — (i) George Edward Joseph Patrick, ^. 1886; (a) 
 Edward Hubert Michael, 6. 1888 ; (3) Francis Gustave, 
 t. 1890; (4) Robert Andrew, i. 189a; (5) Roderick 
 Algernon, fi. 1805 ; and Gertrude Mary Pauline. Seats — 
 Mound Haxel, Woodlawn, co. Gaiway ; Tobertynan, co. 
 Meath. 7~awH rts. — 24 Cadogan Square, S.W. C/uis — 
 St. James's, County (Gaiway). 
 
 Sir (GEORGE) WILLIAM DES VCEUX, Knight 
 Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael 
 and St. George. Bom 183^, being the son of the late 
 Rev. Henry Des-Voeux, and brother of Sir Charles Des- 
 Vceux. 6th Bart. ; created C.M.G. 1877, K.C.M.G. 1883, 
 G.C.M.G. 1893. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a pale 
 or, a squirrel sejant in chief and a Moor's head couped 
 in base proper, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon and collar of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Mich.ael and Saint George, and pendent his badge as a 
 Knight Grand Cross thereof, and impaling upon a second 
 escutcheon the arms of Pender, namely gules, on a bend 
 nebuly argent, between a terrestrial globe proper in chief 
 and a fleur-de-lis of the second in base, two lions' heads 
 erased of the field. Upwn the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules and or ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a squirrel 
 sejant proper; with the Motto, " Altiora in votis." Mar- 
 ried, 1875, Marion Denison, daughter of Sir John Pender, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George, Member of Parliament, 
 of Middleton Hall, co. Linlithgow; and has /ssue — (i) 
 Henry John des Voeux, Esq., Grenadier Guards, d. 1876; 
 (a) Frederick William Des Voeux, Esq., 6. 1889; Alice 
 Frances Denison ; and Emma Bettine. Postal address — 7 
 Cromwell Gardens, London, S.W. Clubs — Travellers', 
 Brooks's, Turf. 
 
 DES VCEUX (Confd. U.O., 3 Aug. 1811). Gules, on 
 a {>ale or, a squirrel sejant in chief and a Moor's head 
 couped in base proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant proper. Motto 
 — " Altiora in votis." 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Des Vceux, b. 1786 ; d. 1857 ; m. 
 ist, 1812, Francis (d. 1827), only d. and h. of Daniel 
 Dalrymple of Barrow, co. Derby ; and, 1828, Fanny 
 Elizabeth, eld. d. of George Hutton of Carlton, 
 Notts :— 
 Sir Charles Champagne Des Voeux, 6th Bart, (i Sept. 
 1787), b. 1827 ; m. 1853, Katherina (d. 1895), d. of T. W. 
 Richardson of Clifton, Gloucs. ; and has issue — Frederick 
 Henry Arthur Des Voeux, Esq., Capt. late 6th D.G. , b. 
 1857 ; m. 1899, Hylda Henrietta, d. of Sir Victor Alexander 
 Brooke of Colebrooke ; and Charlotte Mary [»w. 1879, Com- 
 mander S. Ewing, R.N.]. Clubs — Brooks s, Devonshire. 
 Sons of Alfred Anthony Des Voeux, Esq., Maj.-Gen, 
 Bombay Staff Corps, b. 1830 ; d. 1904 ; tn. 1863, 
 Isabella, d. of J. W. Muspratt : — 
 Edward Alfred Des Voeux, Gentleman, b. 1864. 
 Henry Bertram Des Vceux, Esq. , Capt. R. E. 
 
 DE TEISSIER. Or, on a mount vert, a wild boar 
 proper, a chief gules, thereon a crescent between two 
 estoiles argent. Supporters — Two greyhounds regardant 
 proper. Mottoes— " Nemo me impune lacessit," "Sit 
 ordo in omnibus." 
 
 Son of Henry Price, 4th Baron de Teissier, General, 
 
 Col. comdg. R.A., b. i8ao; d. 1895; m. 1854, Mary 
 
 Shirley, d. of Henry Miller : — 
 
 Henry de Teissier, 5th Baron de Teissier (France, 1819), 
 
 formerly Capt 8th Hussars, b. 1862 ; m. 1887, Agneta 
 
 Mary, d. of F. L. Ballantine Dykes of Dovenby Hall ; and 
 
 has issue — Geoffrey Fitzherbert, b. 1888 ; and Aubrey, b. 
 
 1893. Res. — Denton Court, Canterbury. Clubs — Cavalry, 
 
 Hurlingham. 
 
 HENRI ASHETON DE TONGE, Baron, Cheva- 
 lier de I'ordre de Charles III. of Spain, a naturalised 
 
 French subject. Horn March 20, 1847. Livery — Blue 
 and gold. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a l>end in- 
 vected, plain cotised between six martlets or, a lion 
 passant between two grappling-irons flukes upwards of 
 the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet he- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure, doubled or ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 dexter arm in armour emlx)wed, the hand grasping a 
 grappling-iron in bend sinister sable, a lion sejant of the 
 last, pierced in the shoulder by an arrow proper ; with the 
 Motto, "Tenebo." Married, February 25, 1883, Mdlaine 
 Puchot d'Ennery ; and has Issue — (i) Henri Roger Achille 
 Asheton de Tonge, born May 12, 1886 ; (2) Georges Ren6 
 Patrice Asheton de Tonge, born September 4, 1887; (3) 
 Richard Denis Asheton de Tonge, born January 26, 
 1894; (4) Charles Ludovic Asheton de longe, born 
 January 26, 1894; Marie Jeanne Emilienne; and Edith 
 M^lanie. Estate and postal address — Chateau du Ragotin, 
 Avranches, Manche. 
 
 DE TRACEY, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 H CHARLES EDMUND DE TRAFFORD, Esquire, 
 O J. p. and D.L., Lord of the Manor of Hothorpe. 
 Bom May 4, 1864, being the second son of Sir Humphrey 
 de Trafford, Bart., by his wife Lady Annette Talbot, sister 
 and coheir of Rt. Hon. Bertram, 17th Earl of Shrewsbury, 
 and dau. of Col. Talbot. Livery (for dress) — White with red 
 facings, gold buttons ; (undress), light blue and silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a griffin segreant gules (with 
 quarterings as Sir Humphrey Francis de Trafford, Bart., to 
 whom refer), and impaling the arms of Feilding, namely 
 argent, on a fesse azure, three fusils or. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 thrasher proper, his hat and coat per pale argent and 
 gules, his breeches and stockings of the third and second, 
 holding in both hands a flail or, uplifted over a garb on the 
 dexter side ; and over the crest upon an escroll the Motto 
 "Now thus," and below the arms the Motto, "Gripe 
 Griffin" ("hold fast"). Married, Oct. 15, 1892, Lady 
 Agnes Mary Pia Feilding, dau, of Rt, Hon. the 8th Earl of 
 Denbigh; and has Issue — (i) Hubert Edmund Francis de 
 Trafford, Gentleman ; Clare Mary Annette ; and Hilda 
 Bertha Mary Clare. Seat — Hothorpe, Rugby. Clubs— 
 Bachelors', Bath, M.C.C. 
 
 HSIR HUMPHREY FRANCIS DE TRAFFORD, 
 ® third Baronet, of Trafford Park, in 
 
 Tr\p fir t*tlWt\vt\ ^^^ county of Lancaster, Lt.-Col. 
 JUX^ VavaUUiU Lancashire Hussar Yeomanry Cav- 
 alry. Born July 3, 1862, being the 
 eldest son of Sir Humphrey de Trafford, second Baronet, 
 by his wife Mary Annette, commonly known as Lady 
 Mary Annette, eldest sister and co-heir of the Right 
 Honourable Bertram Arthur Talbot, seventeenth Earl 
 of Shrewsbury ; succeeded his father in 1886. Armo- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly of twenty, 
 I. argent, a gnffin segreant gules (for Traftord) ; 2. are 
 gent, two blars, and in chief two mullets pierced azure 
 (for Venables) ; 3. argent, on a bend azure, three garbs 
 proper (for Tritten) ; 4. quarterly gules and or, in the first 
 quarter a lion passant argent (for Massey) ; 5. paly of six 
 argent and gules, a chief vaire (for Whitney) ; 6. argent, on 
 a bend gules, three escarbuncles sable (for Thornton) ; 7. 
 vert, a cross engrailed ermine (for Kingsley) ; 8. or, a saltire 
 sable (for Kellesby) ; 9. azure, a chevron argent, between 
 three garbs projjer (for Hatton) ; 10. bendy barry gules and 
 argent (for Crispen) ; 11. argent, a chevron gules, between 
 three chaplets (for Ashton) ; 12. argent, three bars sable 
 (for Legh) ; 13. gules, two lions passant guardant in pale 
 argent (for De la Mere) ; 14. argent, on a chevron quarterly 
 gules and sable, between three birds of the second as many 
 bezants (for Kitchen) ; 15. argent, three garbs proper, 
 banded or (for Aughton) ; 16. argent, a fesse sable, in chief 
 three torteaux (for Mason) ; 17. argent on a child proper, 
 wrapped in swaddling clothes gules, and banded or, an 
 eagle sable (for Culcheth) ; 18. argent, a griffin segreant 
 azure (for Culcheth) ; 19. argent, a griffin segreant sable 
 ducally crowned or (for Risseley) ; 20. azure, a hind trippant 
 argent (for Hindley), and impaling the arms of Franklin, 
 namely azure, on a bend invected between two martlets or, 
 a dolphin naiant between two lions' heads erased of the field. 
 
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 Upon the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a ninnlling gules and argent ; and for his Great, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a thrasher proper, his hat and coat 
 p«9- pale argent and gules, his breeches and stockings of the 
 thira and second, holding in both hands a flail or, uplifted 
 over a garb on the dexter side, and over the crest upon an 
 escroll the MottO, " Now thus;" and below the arms the 
 Motto, "Gripe griffin" ("hold fiist"). Married, August 
 
 ?. 1886, Violet Alice Maude, daughter of Captain James 
 ranlclin, formerly 77th Regiment; and has Issue — (i) 
 Humphrey Edmund De Trafford, Esq., b. Nov. 30, 1891 ; 
 
 1a) Rudolph Edmund de TratTord, Esq., b. Aug. 23, 1894; 
 3) Raymond Vincent de Trafford, Esq., ^. 1899 ; and Violet 
 Mar^. Ktsidenees—VWW Crest, Market Harborough ; and 
 13 Charles Street, Berkeley Square. 
 
 RICHARD DUPPA DE UPHAUGH, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1855. being the second son of the late Gladwin Turbutf, 
 Esquire, of Ogston , in the county of Derby, J ustice of ( he Peace 
 and Deputy- Lieutenant for that county, by his wife Ellen, 
 youngest daughter of Baldwin Duppa of Hollingbourne 
 House, and Malmaynes Hall, both in the county of Kent, 
 and assumed by Royal License in the year 1888 the sur- 
 name of de Uphaugh in lieu of his patronymic, and the 
 arms of Duppa quarterly with his own. Club — Junicr 
 Carlton. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion's paw couped in fesse 
 between two chains or, a chief nebuly of the last, thereon 
 two roses of the first, barbed and seeded proper (for Duppa), 
 a and 3 party per fcsse aziu'e and sable a trident fesseways 
 or, between three turbots argent (for Turbutt) ; and for his 
 Crests, I. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter 
 arm embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet proper 
 grasping a lion's paw in bend sinister couped, a rose 
 between two annulets gules (for Duppa), 2. on a wreath ot 
 the colours a cubit arm erect proper charged with an anchor 
 sable, encircled by an annulet, and holding in the hand in 
 bend sinister a trident both or (for Turbutt). Married, 
 July 7, 1890, Ethel, daughter of Major Ernest Bengough 
 Ricketts of Mancetten Manor, co. Warwick ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Richard George Duppa de Uphaugh, Gentleman, b. 
 March 1895 ; (2) Baldwin Francis Edward de Uphaugh, b. 
 Jan. 1897. Estates — Hollingbourne House, and Malmaynes 
 Hall, both in the county of Kent. Postal address — Holling- 
 bourne, Maidstone. 
 
 CHARLES FREDERIC DEVAS, Esq., B.A., J. P. 
 for Kent. Born 1825, being the elder son of the late 
 Thomas Devas of Dulwich Common, Surrey, by Louise 
 Charlotte, dau. of C. F. Hennings. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a chevron between three boars sable, maned 
 and hoofed or, langued gules, a bee between two bulls' 
 heads caboshed of the field. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant sable, collared or, langued gules, holding between 
 the fore-paws a shield argent, charged with a spear-head in 
 
 ee sable. Motto— " virtute et opera." Married, 1848, 
 onora, dau. of Henry Alexander ; and has, with other 
 Issue — Horace George Devas, Gentleman, b, 1852; [m., 
 1886, Edith Caroline, second dau. of the Hon. Henry W. 
 Campbell, and has, with other issue, a son, b. 1888]. Seat 
 — Pickhurst Manor, Bickenham. 
 
 HORACE DEVAS, Esq., J. P. Born Dec. 28, 1826, 
 being the second son of the late Thomas Devas, by his 
 wife Louise Charlotte, daughter of C. F. Hennings. Club 
 — Carlton. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, on a chevron 
 between three boars sable, maned and hoofed or, langued 
 gules, a bee between two bulls' heads caboshed of the field. 
 Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, collared or, 
 langued gules, holding between the fore-paws a shield argent 
 charged with a spear-head in pale sable. Motto — " Virtute 
 et opera." Married, Feb. 19, 1857, Anne Shuttleworth, 
 dau. of late Edward Anthony Holden of Aston Hall, co. 
 Derby, by Susan Drummond his wife; and has Issue — 
 Edward 'Thomas Holden Devas, Esq., J. P., b. March 29, 
 1859. Seat — Spondon Hall, Derby. 
 
 HORACE GEORGE DEVAS, Gentleman. Born 1852, 
 being the second son of Charles Frederic Devas, Esq., 
 
 J. P., B.A. Oxford, by his wife Leonora, youngest dau. 
 of Henry Alexander. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 a chevron between three boars sable, maned and un- 
 guled or, langued gules, a bee between two bulls' heads 
 caboshed of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, collared 
 or, langued gules, holding between the fore-paws a shield 
 argent, charged with a spear-head in pale sable. Motto — 
 " Virtute et opera." Married, Sept. 2, 1886, Edith Caroline, 
 second dau. of Lieut-Col. the Hon. H. W. Campbell ; and 
 has Issue — Geoffrey Charles Devas, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 
 1887. 5m/— Hartfield, Hayes, Kent. 
 
 THOMAS DEVAS, Gentleman. Bom Sept. 27. 1813, 
 being the second son of William Dev.-is, by his wife Sarah, 
 dau. of Robert Smith. Armorial bearingfs Argent, on a 
 chevron between three boars passant sable, crined, tusked, 
 and hoofed or, a bee vol;mt proper between two bulls' heads 
 caboshed of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a lion 
 rampant sable, collared or, holding between the paws an 
 escutcheon argent, charged with a spear-head erect of the 
 second. Motto — "Virtute et opera." Married, first. May 
 18. 1841, Haniet Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. William Charlton; 
 and has Issue — (1) Horace William Devas, Gentleman, b. 
 March 26, 1842, d. Dec. 13, 186^ ; -(2) Rev. Arthur Charles 
 Devas, Rector of St. Peter's, Devizes, M.A. Oxon, b. July 6, 
 1843 ["»•> Sept. 21, 1869, Louisa Mary, dau. of James 
 Trevor] ; (3) Thomas Ernest Devas, Gentleman, b. April 
 6, 1847 [«., 1872, Gertrude, dau. of the Rev. Thomas 
 GronowJ; (4) Hubert Edwin Devas, Gentleman, b, June 
 24, 1853 \in., April 11, 1890, Edith Gertrude Barker]; (5) 
 Jocelyn Devas, Gentleman, b. June 28, 1859, d. unmarried, 
 Sept. 1885; Helen Rowena [;«., 1867, Thomas Conway]; 
 Mary Harriet Gertrude \m., 1877, Robert Lewin Hunter]; 
 and Bertha Katherine. He m. secondly. May 19, 1875, 
 Emily, dau. of Edward Kough, J. P., and widow of Gilbert 
 Love, M.D., of Wimbledon. Postal address — Mount 
 Ararat, Wimbledon, Surrey. 
 
 ROBERT STEPHEN DE VERE, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Limerick. Born July 23, 1872, being the only son of Aubrey 
 Stephen de Vere O'Brien, Esq., Capt. late 60th Rifles [who 
 was ihe eldest son of the Hon. Robert O'Brien (brother of the 
 Rt. Hon. Lucius O'Brien, 13th Lord Inchiquin), by his wife 
 Eleanor Catherine Jane Alicia Lucy, dau. of Sir Aubrey de 
 Vere, Bart.], by his wife Harrriett Lucy, only dau. of Major- 
 Gen. George Wynne, R.E. ; by Royal License, dated April 
 9, 1899, he assumed the name of de Vere in lieu of O'Brien, 
 and the arms of de Vere as his principal arms quarterly with 
 the arms of O'Brien. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 4, quarterly gules and or, in the dexter chief quarter a 
 mullet argent (for de Vere) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i. and iiii. , 
 gules, three lions passant guardant in pale per pale or, and 
 argent ; ii. argent, three piles issuing from the chief and 
 meeting in point gules ; iii. or, a pheon azure (for O'Brien). 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a cap of dignity gules, 
 doubled ermine, a boar passant azure, armed, bristled, and 
 unguled or. Motto — "Vero nihil verius." 5«a/— Curragh 
 Chase, co. Limerick. Club — Wellington. 
 
 DEVEREUX, quartered by MAINWARING-ELLER- 
 KER-ONSLOW. 
 
 DEVEREUX. Quarteriy, i. argent, a fesse gules, in 
 chief three torteaux (Devereux, c. 14th cent.); 2. vaird 
 or and gules (Ferrers of Chartley, temp. Henry III.) ; 3. 
 argent, a cross engrailed gules, between four water-bougets 
 sable (Bourchier, 14th cent.) ; 4. quarterly, i. and iiii., azure, 
 three fleurs-de-lis or (France); ii. and iii., gules, three 
 lions passant guardant in pale or (England), within a 
 bordure argent (Thomas of Woodstock, son of King 
 Edward III.). Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out 
 of a ducal coronet or, a talbot's head argent, eared gules. 
 Motto — " Bassis virtutum constantia." 
 
 Sons of Robert, isth Viscount Hereford, in Holy 
 
 Orders, Canon of Durham, b. 1809 ; d. 1855 ; w. 
 
 1841, Emma Jemima, d. of George Ravenscroft: — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Devereux, i6th Viscount 
 
 Hereford (2 Feb. 1550) and Premier Viscount of England, 
 
 13th Baronet (Eng., 25 Nov. 1611), J. P. and D.L co. 
 
 Brecon, J. P. cos. Hereford and Radnor [Supporters — 
 
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 Dexter, a talbot argent, eared gules, ducally gorged of the 
 last ; sinister, a reindeer proper, attired, gorged with a ducal 
 coronet and lined or] ; b. 1843; "'• 1863, Hon. Mary Anna, 
 d. of ist Lord Tredegar ; and has issue — Hon. Robert 
 Charles Devereux, J. P. and D. L. co. Brecon, J. P. co. 
 Hereford, B.A. (Oxon.), Capt. ist V.B. S. Wales Borderers 
 1889-1895, b. 1865 [w. 1892, Ethel Mildred, d. of John 
 Shaw, Esq., J. P., of Wetburn Hall, co. York; and has 
 issue — Robert Godfrey de Bohun Devereux, Esq., b. 1894; 
 Blanche Marion ; and Ursula Mary Ethel] ; Hon. Muriel 
 \_m. 1893, Anthony Noel Denny] ; Hon. Eleanor Mary ; 
 Hon. Lilian ; and Hon. Rosamond Ela. Seats — Tregoyd, 
 Three Cocks, Breconshire ; Ashford Hall, Ludlow. Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
 Hon. Henry de Bohun Devereux, b. 1848 ; m. 1872, 
 Maude Philippa, d. of Edward Salamon of Bayswater, 
 Double Bay, Sydney, N.S.W. ; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 Humphrey Bourchier Devereux, Esq., b. 1873 ; (2) Godfred 
 Vaughan Devereux, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; Sybil Henrietta ; 
 Muriel Ravenscroft \in. 1897, John E. Makgill] ; Miriam 
 Beatrice ; andMaud Guinevere. Seat — Tregoyd, Auckland, 
 New Zealand. 
 
 Son of Rear-Adm. Hon. Walter Bourchier Devereux, 
 M.P., b. 1810; d. 1868; m. 1856, Adelaide Eleanor, 
 d. of Hugh Robert Hughes of Bache Hall, co. Chester 
 (br. of 1st Lord Dinorben) : — 
 Walter de Laci Devereux, Esq., b. 1864; m. 1893, 
 Blanche Isobel, d. of W. H. Johnston of Annandale, 
 Clifton ; and has issue— (i) Humphrey William Devereux, 
 Esq., b. 1894; (2) Edmund Bourchier Devereux, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1895 ; (3) Robert de Bohun Devereux, Gentleman, 
 b. 1897. Res. — Jersey. 
 
 Son of Major -Gen. rfon. George Talbot Devereux, 
 
 R.H.A., b. 1819; d. 1898; m. 2nd, 1889, Katherine 
 
 Jane, d. of Ashe Windham of Wawne Hall, Yorks. : — 
 
 George Arthur Windham Devereux, Esq., b. 1892. 
 
 Res.— 
 
 DEVEREUX of Ballyrankin (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 
 4, ermine, a fesse gules, in chief three torteaux (Devereux) ; 
 2 and 3, per fesse argent and or, a lion rampant per fesse 
 sable and gules, in chief two open dexter hands of the 
 last (Daly). Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a buck trippant proper. Motto — 
 " Per angusta ad augusta." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Nicholas Devereux, D.D., of Ballyrankin 
 House and Killimur Castle, b. 1799 ; d. 1867 ; m, 
 1833, Maria, d. of John Harward Jessop of Doory 
 Hall, CO. Longford. 
 
 Rev. Nicholas Jessop Devereux, M.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), Vicar of St. Mary's, Hoxton, and Private Chaplain 
 to the Duke of Portland, b. 1841 ; m. 1887, Florence 
 Sarah, d. of Ferdinand Greatrex of Uxbridge, Middx. 
 Seat — Ballyrankin House, Ferus, co. Wexford. Res. — 
 St. Mary's Vicarage, Provost Street, Hoxton, N. 
 
 Hyacinth Daly Devereux, Gentleman, formerly Lieut. 87th 
 Roy. Irish Fus., b. 1846; m. 1890, Miss Nichol. Res. — 
 Texas, U.S.A. 
 
 Robert Fetherston Devereux, Esq., Major (ret.) 2nd 
 W. India Regt., b. 1847; m. 1883, Francis Josephine 
 Alicia, d. of Rev. Modey Swifte-Denis, M.A. , M.D., Rector 
 of Eldermine, co. Wexford ; and has issue — John Nicholas 
 Devereux, Gentleman, b. 1885. Res. — 
 
 DE WAHULL, quartered by WILMOT-CHET- 
 WODE. 
 
 ALBEMARLE O'BEIRNEWILLOUGHBYDEWAR, 
 Gentleman, Lord of the Manor of Hurstbourne, Tarrant. 
 Born June 15, 1855, being the eldest son of the late Albe- 
 marle Dewar, Esq., Captain 87th Regt,, Royal Irish Fusi- 
 liers, and Jane his wife, only child of Felix O'Beirne, Esq. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, a ship in the sea proper, sails 
 furled, streamers flying azure, on a chief of the last two 
 boars' heads erased argent, armed gules. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an anchor 
 erect sable, cabled gules. Motto— " Dum spiro spero." 
 Married, April 29, 1882, Florence Wilhelmina Rose, second 
 dau. of the late Col. Marriot Matthews, D.L. Oxon. 89th 
 Regt., and Col. Oxfordshire Militia; and has Issue— {i) 
 
 I Albemarle Willoughby David Dewar, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 18, 1886 ; (2) Clive Albemarle Bertie Dewar, Gentleman, 
 I 
 
 d. an infant ; (3) Hubert Stephen Lowry Dewar, Gen- 
 tleman, b. May 14, 1892. Estate — " Yio\t^" Estate, 
 
 Hampshire. 
 Andover. 
 
 Residence — "r>oles," Hurstbourne, Tarrant, 
 
 JAMES GUMMING DEWAR, Esquire, J. P. and Com- 
 missioner of Supply for Midlothian, Capt. late ist Dragoon 
 Guards and nth Hussars ; served throughout the Zulu War 
 and at the capture of Sekukunis Town, South Africa 
 
 (severely wounded, mentioned in despatches, medal and 
 clasp). Is a member of the Royal Company of Archers, 
 and a Private Chamberlain (Canieriere Segreto di Spada e 
 cappa) to His Holiness Pius X. Dotn Jan. 13, 1857, 
 being the eldest and only surviving son of the late Lieut. - 
 Col. Alexander Gumming Dewar, Esq., J. P., Lieut.-Col. 
 
 is the Naval Coclcade. 
 
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 H.E.I.C.S., served throughout the Arghan and Sikh 
 Campaigns, by his wife Jane Eliza, and dau. of Colonel 
 Cumming, H.E.I.C.S. /.ivtry - }i\\ie, with gilt buttons, 
 blue and yellow waistcoat. Annorlal bearing* (and matric, 
 L.O., 1760)— Or, a chief asure. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent dTMt — On a \ATeath of his liveries, a dexter hand 
 vauibraced brandishing a sword proper, hilted and pom- 
 melled or. Motto — "Quid non pro patria." Afarried, 
 July 39, 1884, Catherine Adeline, fifth dau. of I'homas 
 l*urcell of CO. Wexford ; and has /mk*— Gladys Mary ; 
 Eileen Jane ; and Katharine Vera. Seal — Vogrie, Gore- 
 bridge, Midlothian. 6'/«*j— Army and Navy, New (Edin- 
 burgn), Royal Cork Yacht. 
 
 Sir THOMAS ROBERT DEWAR. Knight Bachelor, 
 M.P., J. P. CO. of Kent, Sheriff of the City of London 
 1897-98. Horn 1864, l)einp the fifth son of John Dewar of 
 Perth. Armorial bearlnga— Per saltire or and azure, a 
 seax erect proper, surmounted by a saltire engrailed per 
 saltire of the first and second, between two cinquefoils in 
 fesse also of the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest- On 
 a wreath of the colours, Ixjlwet-n two thistles Ic.ived and 
 slipped projjer, a cock gules, armed and spurred argent, 
 charged on the breast with a cinqucfoil or. MoUo — 
 " Gloria Patri." Seat — The Grove, Pluckley, near Ashford, 
 Kent. CMs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Sports. 
 
 DEWAR (19 June 1903). Gules, the crosier of St. 
 Fillan, between a water-bouget in the dexter and a 
 vacuum vessel in the sinister argent, on a chief of the last, 
 
 Dewey of Chcshunt, co. Herts, by his wife Caroline, dau. 
 of Thomas lialiard of High fialden, Kent. Livery Dark 
 bine. Armorial bearing! - Per fesse sable and or, three 
 cinquefoils within two U-u-rulets, between three dragons' 
 
 three cinquefoils of the first. MantUng gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a cock proper. 
 Motto — " Scientia potestas." 
 
 Son of Thomas Dewar of Kincardine-on-Forth, b. ; 
 
 d. ', m. , Anne, d. of Hugh Eadie, Shipowner : — 
 Sir James Dewar, Knight Bachelor (1904), President of 
 the Royal Society, M.A., LL.D. (Glasgow, St. Andrews, 
 and Edinburgh), D. Sc, Professional Fellow of St. Peter's 
 College, Cambridge ; Jacksonian Prof, of Experimental 
 Philosophy, Univ. Camb. ; Fullerian Professor of Chemistry, 
 Roy. Inst, of London, &c., b. 20 Sept. 1842; m. 1871, 
 Helen Rose, d. of William Banks of Edinburgh. Res. — 
 21 Albemarle Street, London, W; Scroope Terrace, Cam- 
 bridge. Clubs — Athenaeum, Garrick. 
 
 DE WELLES, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 D'EWES, quartered by GRANVILLE. 
 
 THOMAS CHARLES DEWEY. Esquire, J. P. co. Kent. 
 Bom August 31, 1840, being the eldest son of Charles 
 
 beads erased counterchanged, in each of their mouths a 
 sword in bend proper, pommels and hilts of the second. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dragon's head erased sable, holding in the mouth a sword 
 in bend projser, pommel and hilt or, between two dragons' 
 wings of the last, on each a bend of the first, charged with 
 a cinquefoil of the third. Motto—" Vir sapiens fortis est." 
 Married, Aug. 29, 1866, Clara, dau. of Thomas Daws of 
 Pyrford, co. Surrey; and has Issue — (i) Rev. Stanley Daws 
 Dewey, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A., Rector of Moreton- 
 hampstead, b. Aug. 12, 1867 [m. Emily Rose, second dau. 
 of Rev. Hugh Lewis Pryce, Rector of Llanfairynghornwy 
 and Rural Dean of Talabolion, Anglesey] ; (2) Marshall 
 Dewey, Gentleman, b. Oct. 14, 1874 \m. Ethel, third dau. 
 of Charles Harvey]; Violet [m. Rev. Edmund Wigram, 
 eldest son of the late Prebendary Wigram.] ; Lilly [m. 
 Arthur Willoughby Harvey]; Daisy; Ivy Muriel; and 
 Daphne Dorothy. 5*a/ — South Hill Wood, Bromley, 
 Kent ; Peak House, Sidmouth, Devon. Clubs — Constitu- 
 tional, Junior Constitutional 
 
 DEWHURST (H. Coll.). Or, gutt^-de-poix, three 
 saltires couped fessewise gules between as many escallops 
 of the last. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a wolfs head erased or, gutt^-de- 
 poix, three saltires as in the arms gules. Motto — "Spes 
 mea in Deo." 
 
 Sons of John Bonny Dewhurst, Esq., J. P., of Aireville, 
 Skipton, b. 1819 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1844, Frances, d. of 
 Nicholas England of Colne, Lanes. : — 
 Algernon Dewhurst, Gentleman, b. 1851. Seat — Aire- 
 ville, Skipton, Yorks. Club — Reform (Manchester). 
 
 Lionel Dewhurst, Gentleman,^. 1858; ;«. 1884, Elinor, 
 d. of William Tunstill of Reedyford, Nelson-in-Marsden ; 
 and has issue — Cyril Dewhurst, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; Mary 
 Frances ; and Gladys. Res. — Prospject House, Skipton. 
 
 Harold Dewhurst, Gentleman, b, 1861. Res. — Aireville, 
 Skipton. 
 
 Son of John Dewhurst of Swadford House, Skipton, 
 
 b. 1787 ; d. 1864 ; m. 1815, Alice, d. of John Bonny of 
 
 Blackpool, Lanes. : — 
 
 Thomas Henry Dewhurst, Esq., J. P. West Rdg. Yorks., 
 
 b. 1829 ; m. 1859 ; and has with other issue five sons. Res, 
 
 — Whin Field, Skipton, Yorks. 
 
 ROBERT HENRY DE WINTON, Esquire, formerly 
 Capt. 99th Regt., J. P. and D.L. for the co. of Hereford 
 
 g is the Military cockade. 
 
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 (High Sheriff 1886), and J. P. for the co. of Glamorgan. 
 Born 1819, being the youngest son of the late Cann de 
 Winton (formerly Wilkins). Esq., J. P., D.L., of the Manor 
 House, St. George, co. Somerset, by Mary, only dau. 
 of Thomas Evans of Berthlwyd, and widow of William 
 Williams. Armorial bearings — Per pale or and argent, 
 in chief two spear-heads erect sable, and in base a wyvern 
 proper, wings elevated, and charged with two annulets pale- 
 ways of the first. Mantling sable and or. Crest - On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wyvern's head erased proper, gorged 
 with a collar embattled counter-embattled or, thereon two 
 annulets sable, holding in the mouth an arrow in bend 
 the pheon downwards argent. Motto — " Syn ar dyhun." 
 Married, 1847, Frances Caroline, dau. of Andrew Allan 
 of Strathallan, New South Wales ; and has had Issue— 
 (i) Robert de Winton, Gentleman, b. June 25, 1854; (2) 
 William Edward de Winton, Gentleman, b. Sept. 6, 1856; 
 Mary Augusta [?«., 1894, Towers Smith] ; Fanny, d. young ; 
 Edith; Emmeline Charlotte Frances [w., July 22, 1891, 
 Alfred Houston- Bos wall of Broome Park, Alnwick]; Maud 
 EUie ; Fanny Augusta [w. , 1897, Richard Chester-Master] ; 
 Ellie Blanche Sjn., Jan. 6, 1886, Philip Wolfe Murray, 
 Lieut. R.N.]. Seat — Graftonbury, Hereford. Club — 
 Boodle's. 
 
 S GEORGE DE WORMS, second Baron de Worms. 
 an Hereditary Baron of the Austrian Empire [title 
 borne in England by Royal License dated 1874], of Milton 
 
 de Worms, first Baron de Worms, by his wife Henrietta, 
 dau. of S. M. Samuel. Livery — Dark blue and orange. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4, azure a key in 
 bend, wards upwards or; 2 and 3 or, an eagle displayed 
 sable, over all an escutcheon gules, a dexter arm fesse- 
 ways, couped at the wrist proper, the hand grasping three 
 arrows, one in pale and two in saltire or, barbed and 
 flighted argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed the coronet 
 of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree 
 with a mantling gules and azure, lined or; and for his 
 Crest, out of a ducal coronet, five ostrich feathers or, gules, 
 or, azure, and or. Supporters— On a bronze compartment, 
 on either side a lion gold, collared and chained or, and 
 pendent from the compartment a golden scroll, thereon the 
 Motto in letters gules, "Vinctus non victus." Married, 
 April 18, i860, Louisa, only daughter of the late Baron 
 de Samuel; and has Issue — (i) Baron Anthony Denis 
 Maurice George de Worms, born January 4, 1869 ; (2) 
 Baron Percy George de Worms, born November 3, 1873 ; 
 Henrietta Emmy Louisa Amelia. Seat — Milton Park, 
 Egham, in the county of Surrey. Town residence — 17 Park 
 Crescent, W. Marine residence — 27 Adelaide Crescent, 
 Brighton. Clubs — Carlton Conservative, Junior Carlton, 
 City of London, Constitutional. 
 
 D'EYNCOURT, see TENNYSON-D'EYNCOURT. 
 
 DICCONSON, see GERARD-DICCONSON. 
 
 Park, Egham, J. P. for the cos. of Surrey, Middlesex, Sussex, 
 and London, D.L. for the Tower Hamlets, Knight Grand 
 Commander of the Imperial and Royal Austrian Order of 
 
 ^Francis Joseph, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. 
 
 "Bom Feb. 16, 1829, being the son of Solomon Benedict 
 
 DICK (L.O.). Or, a fesse azure, between two mullets 
 gules in chief, and in base a thistle slipped proper. 
 Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, the sun in splendour or. Motto — " Haud unquam 
 post." 
 
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 Son of late Capt. James Adam Dick of the Hawkesbury 
 Rifles. N.S. Wales, b. 1840; d. 1900; m. ist, 1864, 
 Jean, d. of William llenson of Carronshore and Grange- 
 mouth, and Richmond, N.S.W. : — 
 James Adam Dick. E:>q., B.A. (Sydney), M.D.. Cb.M. 
 (Edin.), F.R.C.S. (Edin.), Capt. Australian Army Med. 
 
 Corps, S. African Field Force 1900-1901, b. 1866. Res, — 
 Catfoss. Randwick, Sydney, N.S. Wales. 
 
 QUINTIN DICK DICK, Esquire, of co. Wicklow, late 
 a Capt. in the Derbyshire Yeomanry and Queen's Royal 
 
 Antrim Rifles, High Sheriff co. Wicklow 1898. Bom 
 April 13, 1848. being the second surviving son of the Rev. 
 Quintin Dick Hume, by his wife Anna, dau. of Benjamin 
 Wills Richardson ; succeeded his uncle the Rt. Hon. W. 
 W. F. Dick in 189a, under the will of that gentleman's 
 maternal uncle, Quintin Dick, Esq., formerly M.P. for 
 Maiden, and by Royal License, dated Nov. 1893, was 
 authorised to take and use the surname and arms of 
 Dick. Livery — Green, with white facings. Armorial bear- 
 ingl — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a sword in pale point up- 
 wards argent, hiked and pomelled or, between two mullets 
 in chief of tlie last (Dick) ; a, vert, a lion rampant argent 
 (Hume); 3, argent, three popinjays vert, collared gules 
 (Pepdie). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a leopard sejant projxjr. Motto — " Sempwr 
 fidelis." Estates in cos. Wicklow, Carlow, and Galway, 
 Ireland. Seat — Carinlrila, co. Galway. Residence — la 
 Grosvenor Crescent, London, S. W. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Arthur's, Junior United Service, Bachelors', Cavalry, Kil- 
 dare Street (Dublin), St. George's Yacht. 
 
 Sir THOMAS NORTH DICK-LAUDER, 9th Baronet 
 (Nova Scotia, Jan. as, 1690). of Fountain Hall, co. Had- 
 dington, Knight of Justice of the Order of the Hospital 
 of St. John of Jerusalem in England (formerly Lieut. 
 60th Rifles). Pom April 28, 1846, being the eldest son 
 of the late Sir John Dick- Lauder, 8th Bart., by his wife 
 Lady Anne, second dau. of the Rt. Hon. North Hamilton, 
 6th Earl of Stair, and succeeded his father in 1867. Ar- 
 morial bearings (as recorded in Lyon Register)— Gules, a 
 
 gryphon salient within a bordure argent (for Lauder) ; and 
 pendent from an orange-tawny ribbon his badge as a 
 Baronet of Nova Scotia. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a tower with portcullis 
 down and the head and shoulders of a sentinel appearing 
 above the battlements in a watching posture proper. Sup- 
 porters — Two lions rampant argent. Mottoes (over the 
 crest) — " Turris prudentia custos " ; (below the arms) " Ut 
 migraturus habita." \The arms are, as will be seen, used 
 
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 with a quartenrtg for Dick and with a second crest for 
 which there does not appear to be any authority, and with 
 other mirior differences.^ Seats — Fountain Hall, Pencait- 
 land, Haddingtonshire ; The Grange House, Edinburgh. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, Junior Carlton, New (Edinburgh). 
 [Heir presumptive — His brother, John Edward Arthur 
 Dick-Lauder, Esq., b. 1848, m., 1873, J^osa, dau. of the 
 late C. IV. Caldecott of Fort Jackson ; and has lss\ie —Zella 
 Evelyn ; Norma Anne [m. Alick Sackville Payne-Gallwey] ; 
 and Marguerita Maud Elizabeth. Residence — The Grange, 
 Agra Patnas, Ceylon.'] 
 
 CHARLES GAUNTLETT DICKEN, Esquire, Post 
 Captain R.N. Born April 26, 1854, being the fourth but 
 second surviving son of the late Rev. Aldersey Dicken, by 
 his wife Caroline Mary, fourth dau. of George Huddleston 
 (formerly Croft) of Greenland, co. Middlesex. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, gutt6e-de-poix, on a cross flory sable, 
 between four leopards' faces jessant-de-lis gules, a cross 
 flory or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a rock proper, a lion sejant sable, guttfe- 
 d'or, gorged with a collar or, supporting with the dexter 
 fore-paw an escutcheon argent, charged with a cross flory 
 sable, surmounted by another. MottO — "Consilio ac vir- 
 tute." Married, firstly, Margaret Christina, dau. of Edward 
 Brooking Cornish of Sydney, New South Wales ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Charles Vernon Dicken, Gentleman, b. August 
 13, 1881 ; (2) Frank Huddleston Dicken, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 25, 1885; (3) Edward Bernard Cornish Dicken, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 18, 1888. He married secondly, Ada 
 Mary, only dau. of Major-General John Byron ; and has 
 further Issue - (4) John Aldefsey Dicken, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 23, 1896. Residence — 
 
 FREDERICK ROWLAND DICKEN, Esquire, Post 
 Captain R.N. (retired). Born Sept. 13, 1845, being the 
 second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Aldersey 
 Dicken, by his wife Caroline Mary, fourth dau. of George 
 Huddleston (formerly Croft) of Greenford, co. Middlesex. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, gutt^e-de-poix, on a cross 
 Hory sable, between four leopards' faces jessant-de-lis gules, 
 a cross flory or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a lion sejant 
 sable, guttfe-d'or, gorged with a collar or, supporting with 
 the dexter fore-paw an escutcheon argent, charged with a 
 cross flory sable, surmounted by another. Motto — "Con- 
 silio ac virtute." Married, June 28, 1877, Charlotte Hester, 
 fourth dau. of Rev. James Hardvvicke Dyer, B.D., Fellow 
 and Tutor of Trinity College, Oxford, Vicar of Great Walt- 
 ham, CO. Essex ; and has Issue — (i) Aldersey Dicken, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 12, 1880 ; (2) Eden Rowland Huddleston 
 Dicken, Gentleman, b. Jan. 17, 1888 ; Edith Louise ; and 
 Avice Cecily. Residence — 
 
 Colonel WILLIAM POPHAM DICKEN, C.B. (mil. 
 1891), D.S.O. (1887), Indian (Madras) Staff Corps, served 
 with Burmese Expedition, in command of Toungoo and 
 Ningyan (Pyinmana) Column 1885-87 (twice mentioned in 
 despatches, medal). Born 1834. being the eldest son of the 
 late William Stephens Dicken, M.D. , of the Indian Medical 
 Service, and grandson of the Rev. Perry Dicken, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Vicar of Witheridge, and Rector of Pong- 
 hill, CO. Devon. Armorial bearings -Argent, guttte-de- 
 poix, on a cross flory sable, between four leopards' faces 
 jessant-de-lys gules, a cross flory or, and jiendent below 
 the escutcheon his badges as C.B. and D.S.O. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest - On a rock proper, a lion cou- 
 chant sable, gutt6e-d'or, gorged with a collar or, supporting 
 with the dexter forepaw an escutcheon argent, charged with 
 a cross flory sable, surmounted by another as in the arms. 
 Club — United Service. 
 
 DICKINS (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, ermine, on a 
 cross flory sable, a leopard's face or (Dickins, granted by 
 Segar, 1625) ; 2 and 3, azure, a dolphin naiant argent, fins 
 or, between three escallops of the last (Scrase — arms confd. 
 and crest granted by Segar, 1616). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant 
 sable, holding in the dexter paw a cross flory or. 
 
 Son of William Dickins, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Cher- 
 rington, co. Warwick, J. P. cos. Glos. and Worcs. , 
 b. 1793; d. 1883 ; m. 1821, Lucy, d. of Hon. Sir James 
 Allan Park, Judge of the Common Pleas : — 
 William Park Dickins, Esq., J. P. and D.L., Dep. Chrm. 
 
 Qr. Sessions and Vice-Chrm. C.C. co. Warwick, J. P. co. 
 Worcs., M.A. Oxon., late Fell. Merton Coll., Barrister- 
 at-Law, b. 1824 ; 7n. 1859, Catherine Frances [d. 1899), d. 
 of Rev. Charles Causton, Rector of Lasham, Hants ; and 
 has issue— William Godfrey Dickins, Gentleman, b. 1869 
 [w. 1895, Sybil Octavia, d. of Rev. Christopher D. Francis ; 
 and has issue— Wilham Anthony Dickins, Gentleman, b. 
 1896]. iVa;*— Cherrington House, Shipston-on-Stour. Club 
 — United University. 
 
 DICKINS, see SCRASE-DICKINS. 
 
 ARCHIBALD DICKSON, Gentleman, M.D. Born 
 May IS, 1837, being the fourth but only surviving son of 
 the late David Dickson of Kilbucho, Advocate, by his wife 
 Jemima, dau. of Rev. David Pyper, Minister of Pencait- 
 land. Armorial bearings -Argent, three mullets gules. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreatii of 
 his liveries, a dexter hand holding a scymitar proper. 
 Motto — "Fortes fortuna juvat." Seat — Hartree House, 
 Biggar. 
 
 JAMES DICKSON, Gentleman. Born 1849, being the 
 second surviving son of the late Edward Dalzel Dickson, 
 M.D.. M.R.C.P. (Lond.), Physician to H.M. Embassy at 
 Constantinople, by his wife Louisa, youngest surviving dau. 
 of the late Col. Hanmer Warrington, K.H. 4th Dragoon 
 Guards. Armorial bearings — Per pale azure and argent, 
 two mullets in chief and an escallop in base counter 
 changed, and on a chief engrailed or, three pallets gules. 
 Mantling azure doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the liveries, a dexter hand holding a sprig of everlasting 
 proper. MottO — " Dum vita spes." Married, Feb. 15, 
 1904, Ottilia Caroline, third surviving dau. of Dr. Elijah 
 Meshallum, M.D. Residence — El Wayleeyeh, Cairo, Egypt. 
 
 RAYNES WAITE DICKSON, Gentleman, of Arnside, 
 South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria, President of the Law 
 Institute of Victoria. Born August 13, 1845, being the 
 eldest son of James Dickson, by his wife Hannah Berry, 
 and grandson of William Dickson of Anfield Lodge, near 
 Liverpool, by his wife Frances Rickets, daughter of Raynes 
 Barrett Waite of Jamaica. Clubs — Oriental, Australian 
 (Melbourne). Armorial beailngs — He bears for Arms : 
 Vair, five mullets, three and two, fesseways or, a chief of 
 the last thereon between two torteaux, a pale gules, charged 
 with a bezant. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a boar's 
 head erased argent, gutt^e-de-sang, muzzled gules, a bezant 
 between two mullets fesseways ox ; with the Motto, " Fortes 
 fortuna juvat." Married, firstly, October 20, 1870, Ehzabeth 
 (died 1889), daughter of William Kiddle of Somersetshire, 
 England ; and by her has Issue — Raynes Waite Stanley 
 Dickson, Gentleman, born November 11, 1871 ; secondly, 
 Annie Mary, widow of the late Colonel Borthwick, and 
 daughter of the Reverend S. Russell Davies, and by her has, 
 Maud. 
 
 WILLIAM DICKSON DICKSON, Esquire (formerly 
 Maunsell ; assumed the surname and arms of Dickson in 
 lieu of Maunsell by Royal Licence dated Dec. 27, 1900), 
 Col., lately commanding the Limerick City Artillery, J. P. 
 CO. Limerick, High Sheriff 1890. Born April 27, 1853, being 
 the only son of the late Rev. W. F. Maunsell, Vicar of Kil- 
 linio, CO. Limerick, by his wife Rebecca Caroline, elder dau. 
 of Rev. Richard Dickson of Vermont, Clarina, co. Limerick. 
 Armorial bearings- Quarterly i and 4, azure, a crescent 
 between three mullets argent, on a chief or, as many pallets 
 gules (for Dickson) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron between 
 three maunches sable (for Maunsell). Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of battle- 
 ments a naked arm embowed holding a sword all proper. 
 Motto " Fortes fortuna juvat." Married, Feb. 17, 1897, 
 Frances Louisa, elder dau. of the Rev. L. M. Maunsell, 
 lately Rector of Kilskyre, co. Meath ; and has Issue — 
 'Elizabeth Rebecca Frances ; and Norah Constance. Seats 
 -Kildinio House, Kildinio, co. Limerick; and Southill, 
 Bournemouth. Clubs— \5n\on. County (Limerick), Bourne- 
 mouth. 
 
 CHARLES WRIOTHESLY DIGBY, Esquire, J, P. for 
 CO. of Warwick. Bom Jan. 31, 1859, being the only son of 
 Charles Wriothesly Digby, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Dorset, 
 
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 by his wife Adelaide, dau. of Rt. Hon. George Bankes of 
 Kingston Lacy, Dorset. Livery— Dark blue, with white 
 fadnn. Armorial iMarings Azure, a fleur-de-lis argent. 
 Mawfiiiiijr ozurr and argent. Great— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an ostrich argent, holding in his beak a horseshoe 
 or. Motto "Deo, non fortunA." Marritd, firstly, Feb. 
 15, 1881, Dora Adelaide (</. 1898), dau. of Rupert Pcnnefather 
 Fethcrstonhaugh of Moreton. Dorset ; secondly, 1904. 
 Evelyn Frances Adams, dau. of Ralph Coker Adams Beck, 
 of Bookham Lodge, Cobham, Surrey ; and has Issue 
 Lettice .Adelaide; and Margery Frances. 5*a/--Meriden 
 Hall, Coventry. Clubs — Arthur's. Junior Carlton. 
 
 HENRY ALMARUSDIGBY, Esquire, J.P. co. Norfolk, 
 Cnpt. R. N. (retired). Bom Feb. 9, 1843, being the second son 
 of the Hon. and Rev. K. H. Digby. Hon. Canon of Norwich, 
 by his wife Caroline Sheppard, dau. of E. Sheppard. Ar- 
 morial bearings -Azure, a fleur-de-lis argent. M a ntlin g 
 aiure and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, an 
 ostrich argent, holding in his beak a horseshoe or. Motto 
 
 '■ Deo, non fortunft." Married, Sept. 24, 1874, Leonora 
 Sabina, dau. of Rev. G. L. Wavey. Residence North 
 Runeton Lodge, Kings Lynn. C/«*- United Service. 
 
 Sir KENELM EDWARD DIGBY, K.C.B. (1898). 
 Bom September 9. 1836, being the eldest son of the 
 late Reverend Hon. Kenelm Henry Digby, M.A. (Oxon.). 
 Honorary Canon of Norwich, Rural Dean, Rector of 
 Tittleshall, in the county of Norfolk, by Caroline his wife, 
 dau. of Edward Sheppard of Firgrove, in the co. of Salop ; 
 called to the Bar in Lincoln's Inn, 1865, and made a 
 Bencher, 1891 ; appointed Judge of Circuit Number 19, 
 Feb. 1892 ; Permanent Under Secretary of State for the 
 Home Department, 1895 -1903. Club — Athenaeum. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, a fleur-de-lis argent, impaling 
 for Strutt party per pale sable and azure, two chevronels 
 engrailed between three cross crosslets fitch^ or. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours an ostrich argent, holding 
 in its beak a horse-shoe or. Motto — " Deo non fortuna. ' 
 Married, August 30, 1870, CaroUne, commonly known as 
 the Honourable Caroline, dau. of the Right Honourable 
 Edward Strutt, first Baron Belper; and has Issue — (i) 
 Arthur Kenelm Digby, Es.q., R.F.A., b. May 19, 1879; 
 {2) Edward Aylmer Digby, Gentleman, R.N., b. 1883; 
 Emily ; and Lettice. Postal addresses — Gorse Acres, 
 Churt, Farnham, Surrey, and 57 Eaton Place, S.W. 
 
 S WILLIAM BENJAMIN DIGBY, Esquire, Hon. 
 Lieut. -Colonel D.A.M., J.P. for co. Westmeath, High 
 Sheriff" 1877 and 1878. Bom April 28, 1824, being the eldest 
 son of Benjamin Digby and his wife Sophia, dau. of Ad- 
 miral Inglis, Redhall, N. B. Armorial bearings -Azure, a 
 fleur-de-lis argent. Mantling azure and ar<;ent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, an ostrich argent, holding in 
 his beak a horseshoe or. Motto— "Deo, non fortune." 
 Married, firstly, Fannie Isabella, dau. of William Lees, 
 Esq., of Ashfield, co. Dublin; and secondly, Fanny Char- 
 lotte, third dau. of Rev. Edward P. Brooke, Canon of 
 Dromore, co. Down. 5«a/— Ballincurra, Mullingar, co. 
 Westmeath. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir CHARLES WENT- 
 WORTH DILKE, 2nd Baronet (January 22, 1862), of 
 Sloane Street, Chelsea, P.C, J.P. co. Middlesex, LL.M. 
 (Trin. Hall, Camb.), Barrister-at-Law (Middle Temple), 
 M.P. for Chelsea (1868-1886), and for Forest of Dean 
 Division of Gloucestershire since 1892, was Under-Secretary 
 for Foreign Affairs 1880-1882, and President of Local 
 Government Board 1882-1885. Born Sept. 4, 1843, being 
 the eldest son of the late Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, 
 ist Bart., M.P. for Wallingford, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 Capt. Wm. Chatfield, ist Madras Cavalry ; succeeded his 
 father May II, 1869. Livery — Chocolate brown. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a lion rampant f)er pale argent and or, 
 the escutcheon being charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dove argent, membered gules. 
 Mottoes — "Love and honour," "Leo inimicis amicis 
 columba." Married, first, Jan. 30, 1872, Katherine Mary 
 Eliza (d. 1874), only dau. of the late Capt. Arthur Gore 
 Sheil; and has Issue — Charles Wentworth Dilke, Esq., b. 
 Sept. 19, 1874. He married secondly, Oct. 3, 1885, Emilia 
 Fr.inces (d. 1904), dau. of the late Major Strong, and widow 
 
 of the Rev. Mark Pattison, Rector of Lincoln Coll.. Oxford. 
 Resident fs -76 Sloane Street. S.W. ; Pyrford, Rough, 
 
 Woking ; Dockett Eddy, Sheppertijn, Middlesex. Clubs- 
 Reform, National Liberal, Burlington, Cobden. 
 
 DILLON, quartered by FITZGIBBON. 
 
 DILLON, see LEE-DILLON. 
 
 ALFRED DILLON, Gentleman. Born May 15. 1852, 
 being the eldest son of the late Ralph Cantrell Dillon of 
 Manchester, and of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, sometime 
 H.B.M.'s Consul at Pernambuco, by his wife Matilda Caro- 
 line, dau. of James Nott. Armorial bearings — Party 
 
 per pale argent and gules, a lion rampant debruised 
 by two barrulets between three crescents, and within the 
 horns of each a mullet of six points all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a rock proper, a falcon rising argent, the whole 
 between two crescents, and within the horns of each a 
 mullet of six p)oints gules. Motto— " Auxilium ab alto." 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Married, Feb. 23, 1876, Hedwig Caroline, dau. of Dr. 
 John Frederic Meister, formerly of Munster, Westphalia, 
 and now of Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul ; and has 
 Issue — John Alfred Leonard Dillon, Gentleman, b. Jan. 30, 
 1880 ; Maria Valeria Florentina ; and Leonora Helena 
 Frederica. Estates in Rio Grande do Sul. Residence— 
 Aquitaine House, Elm Road, Beckenham, Kent. 
 
 LINN DE GLORLA DILLON, Gentleman. Born 
 Aug. 15, 1859, being the fourth but third surviving son of the 
 late Ralph Cantrell Dillon of Manchester and of Rio Grande 
 do Sul, Brazil, formerly H.B.M. Consul at Pernambuco, 
 by his wife Matilda Caroline, dau. of James Nott. Armo- 
 rial bearings -Party per pale argent and gules, a lion ram- 
 pant debruised by two barrulets between three crescents, and 
 within the horns of each a mullet of six points all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a rock proper, a falcon rising argent, 
 the whole between two crescents, and within the horns of 
 each a mullet of six points gules. Motto— " Auxilium ab 
 alto." Married, and has issue. Residence— Porio Alegre, 
 Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. 
 
 LUKE GERALD DILLON, Gentleman. Born April 
 24, 1862, being the eldest son of the late Charles Blake 
 Dillon, Gentleman, of Springlawn, in the co. of Roscommon, 
 by Maria his wife, dau. of the late John Neilan of Stone- 
 park, in the connty of Roscommon. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Argent, a lion passant between three crescents gules, a 
 martlet for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules holding between the paws an 
 estoile of eight points or; with the Motto, " Dum spiro 
 spero." Married, Feb. 6, 1900, Elizabeth Mary, second 
 dau. of the Hon. Hubert Francis Dormer ; and has Issue— 
 Gerald Dormer Fitzgerald Dillon, Gentleman, b. April i, 1901. 
 Postal address — Tempest House, Seaham, county Durham. 
 
 General Sir MARTIN ANDREW DILLON, G.C.B., 
 C.S.I., General; Col. Com. Rifle Bridade 1904; served 
 with distinction in the Crimea, in India, and in Abyssinia ; 
 late an A.D.C. to the Queen, Mil. Sec. in India, and 
 Assistant Mil. Sec. at the Horse Guards ; commanded a 
 Division in India. Born 1826, being the son of the late 
 Major A. J. Dillon of Lissane, co. Mayo. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a lion passant between three crescents 
 gules, a martlet for difference. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, holding between the paws an 
 estoile wavy of eight points or; with the MottO, "Dum 
 spiro spero." Postal address — United Service Club, 
 London, S.W. Clubs — United Service, Marlborough. 
 
 RALPH AMARO DILLON, Gentleman, M.D. Born 
 Nov. II, 1857, being the third but second surviving son of the 
 late Ralph Cantrell Dillon of Manchester and of Rio Grande 
 do Sul, Brazil, formerly H.B.M. Consul at Pernambuco, by 
 his wife Matilda Caroline, dau. of James Nott. Armorial 
 bearings — Party per pale, argent and gules, a lion rampant 
 debruised by two barrulets between three crescents, and 
 within the horns of each a mullet of six points all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a falcon rising 
 argent, the whole between two crescents, and within the 
 horns of each a mullet of six points gules. Motto^" Aux- 
 ilium ab alto." Is married. Residence - Dextrelle Avenue, 
 Chicago. 
 
 RUPERT WENTWORTH DILLON, Gentleman, 
 M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Lond., Mem. Brit. Med. Assoc, late 
 Assst. Div. Surg. Wandsworth Div. Metrop. Police. Born 
 March 4, 1866, being the sixth but fifth surviving son of the 
 late Ralph Cantrell Dillon of Manchester and of Rio Grande 
 do Sul, Brazil, formerly H.B.M. Consul at Pernambuco, by 
 his wife Matilda Caroline, dau. of James Nott. Armorial 
 bearings — Party per pale argent and gules, a lion rampant 
 debruised by two barrulets between three crescents, and 
 within the horns of each a mullet of six points all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a falcon rising 
 argent, the whole between two crescents, and within the 
 horns of each a mullet of six points gules. Motto — " Aux- 
 ilium ab alto." Married, 1900, Lilian Mary, dau. of 
 Samuel Wayte Cooper ; and has Issue— [x) Ralph Beresford 
 Rupert Dillon, Gentleman, b. 1901. Residence — 39 All- 
 farthing Lane, Wandsworth, S.W. 
 
 THOMAS CANTRELL DILLON, Gentleman, M.D. 
 Born Oct. 25, 1861, being the fifth but fourth surviving son 
 of the late Ralph Cantrell Dillon of Manchester and of Rio 
 Grande do Sul, Brazil, formerly H.B.M. Consul at Pernam- 
 buco, by his wife Matilda Caroline, dau. of James Nott. 
 Armorial bearings— Party per pale argent and gules, a 
 lion rampant debruised by two barrulets between three 
 crescents, and within the horns of each a mullet of six 
 points all counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a 
 falcon rising argent, the whole between two crescents, and 
 within the horns of each a mullf t of six points gules. Motto 
 — " Auxilium ab alto." Residence — Porto Alegre, Rio 
 Grande do Sul, Brazil. 
 
 HENRY LUKE DILLON -TRENCHARD, Gentle- 
 man. Born Jan. 14, 1849, being the eldest son of the late 
 Henry Luke Smith Dillon-Trenchard of Lytchett House, 
 bv his wife Laura Augusta, younger dau. of Rev. J. J. De 
 Witt, of Wool, Dorset. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, per pale argent and azure, in the first three pallets 
 sable (forTrenchard) ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion rampant gules, 
 debruised with a fesse azure, between three crescents, with 
 an estoile of six points of the second issuant from each (for 
 Dillon). Mantling azure and argent. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed, vested azure, 
 cuffed or, holding in the hand a trenching-knife proper (for 
 Trenchard; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a 
 hawk rising proper (for Dillon). Motto—" Nosce teipsum." 
 Married, March i, 1870, Fanny, youngest dau. of the late 
 John Steele Gatehouse of Bayville House, Emsworth, 
 Hants; and has /wwe— Harry de Burgh Dillon-Trenchard, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 22, 1872 ; Laura Fanny ; and Margaret 
 Eva. 5ffa/— Colinshays House, near Bruton, Somerset. 
 
 § CHARLES LEYSHON DILLWYN - VENABLES- 
 LLEWELYN, Esquire, Major Glamorgan Imperial 
 Yeomanry, J. P. for the counties of Glamorgan, Brecon, 
 and Radnor. Born June 29, 1870, being the second 
 but only surviving son of Sir John Talbot Dillwyn- 
 Llewelyn, Baronet, of Penllergare and Ynis-y-gerwn, m 
 the county of Glamorgan, by his wife Carohne Juha, 
 eldest dau. of Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, eighth Baronet ; 
 assumed by Royal License, dated June 27, 1893, the 
 surname of Venables in addition to and before that of 
 Llewelyn and after that of Dillwyn, and the additional arms 
 of Venables quartered. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent gutt6e-de-poix, three chey- 
 ronels gules, in base a lamb passant proper (for Llewelyn) ; 
 2 azure two bars each cotised, between five mullets, three 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 in chief and two in Uibe M iirgenl, and for difTerence a 
 cross crosslct or (for Venables); 3. gules, on a chevron 
 nebdiy argent, five trefoils slipped of the first (for Dillwyn), 
 and tiixMj an escutcheon of pretence ths same arms of 
 Venables without distinctions. \J\Mn the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet liefitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and lU'gent ; and for his Oratti, i. upon a wreath of the 
 
 colours, upon the tnmk of a tree fesseways eradicated and 
 sprouting, a lamb passant propwr supporting a staff or, 
 therefrom flowing a banner gules, charged with three chev- 
 ronels argent ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a wyvern, 
 wings expanded gules, each wing charged with a fesse 
 argent, issuant from a weir-basket proper, the dexter claw 
 resting on a mullet azure, charged for difference as in the 
 arms (for Venables) ; 3. upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a stag's head couped proper, three trefoils slipped 
 vert (for Dillwyn). Motto— " Craignez honte." Married, 
 August 23, 1893, Katharine Minna, elder dau. and co- 
 heiress of the late Rev. Richard Lister Venables of 
 Llysdinam, co. Brecon; and has Issue — (i) John Lister 
 Dill wyn-Venables- Llewelyn, Esq., b. 1897; (2) Charles 
 Michael Dillwjm-Venables- Llewelyn, Gentleman, b. 1900; 
 and Agnes Barbara. 6Va/— Llysdinam Hall, Newbridge- 
 on-Wye. Clubs — Carlton, Arthur's. 
 
 DIMSDALE, quartered by TARLETON. 
 
 DIMSDALE (H. Coll., 1769). Argent, on a fesse 
 dancett^ azure, between three mullets sable, two bezants. 
 
 DiMSDALE. Arms as above, and as an honourable 
 augmentation (granted by Empress Catherine of Russia 
 1769; R.L., 1813), an inescutcheen or, thereon a wing of 
 the displayed black eagle of the Russian Imperial coat. 
 Crest — Out of the coronet of a Russian Baron, a griffin's 
 head azure. 
 
 Sons of Robert, 6th Baron Dimsdale, J. P., D.L., 
 M.A. (Oxon.), M.P., b. 1828; d. 1898; m. 1853, 
 Cecilia Jane, eld. d. of Rev. Richard Marcus South- 
 well, M.A., Rector of St. Stephen's, Herts. 
 Charles Robert Southwell Dimsdale, the Hon. (7th) 
 Baron Dimsdale of the Russian Empire (13 Feb. 1769; 
 R.L., 29 July 1813), Barrister-at-Law, B.A. (Camb.), J.P. 
 Herts, b. 1856; m. ist, 1882, Alice, (d. 1886), d. of late 
 Charles J. Monk, M.P. ; 2nd, 1891, Mabel Sophia, d. of 
 Sir Brydges Henniker, 4th Bart. ; and has issue (by first 
 mar.) — (i) Edward Charles,^. 1883; (2) Reginald "Thomas, 
 b. 1885; and (by second mar.), Ursula Katharine, and 
 Cecilia Mable Lucinda. Seats — Essendon Place, Hatfield, 
 Herts ; Smaley, Meesden, Buntingford, Herts. 
 
 Marcus Southwell Dimsdale, Gentleman, M.A., Fell. 
 King's Coll., Camb., b. i860; m. 1902. Elsbeth, d. of 
 Rev. Sir James Phillips, lath Bart. ^«.— Corner House, 
 Cambridge. 
 
 Robert Dimsdale, (lentleman, b. 1865 ; m. 1898, Lucy 
 Maud Mary, d. of Sir T. Bazley, Bart ; and has issue — 
 Peter Dimsdale, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; and Priscilla 
 A'«. — Kavenshill, Lechlade, Glos. 
 
 DIMSDALE. Arms as first above. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Croat On a wreath of the colours, a staff fesse- 
 wise, entwined Ijy a serpent proper, thereon a griffin's head 
 erased argent. Motto—" Quod Deus vult fiet." 
 
 Sons of Joseph Cockfield Dimsdale, Gentleman, of 
 C2 Cleveland Square, b. 1813; d. 1879; m. 1846, 
 Catharine, d. of Thomas Stephenson of Clapham : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Cockfield Dimsdale, ist Bart. 
 (25 July 190a), P.C. (1903); K.C.V.O. (1902), having been 
 previously created a Knight Bachelor in 1894. Chamberlain 
 of the City of London since 1902, Alderman (1891 1902), 
 Sheriff (1894), and in 1902 Lord Mayor of the City of 
 London, when he carried the crystal sceptre of the City 
 in front of his Majesty King Edward VI 1. at his corona- 
 tion, J.P. Essex, a Member of the Commission of Lieu- 
 tenancy and M.P. for City of London (since 1900), L.C.C. 
 1895-1900, has the Star of Ethiopia, and is Knt. Com- 
 mander of the Rising Sun of Japan, b. 1849 ; m. 1873, 
 Beatrice Eliza Bower, d. of Robert Hunt Holdsworth of 
 57 Gloucester Gardens. W. ; and has surv. issue — John 
 Holdsworth Dimsdale, Esq., b. 1874 [m. 1901, ; and 
 
 has issue — John Holdsworth Dimsdale, Esq., b. 19 ]; 
 Beatrice Holdsworth [m. 1899, L.W. Dentl; and Charlotte 
 Mary Holdsworth. Seat — Goldsmiths, Langdon Hills, 
 Romford, Essex. Town res, — 29 Sussex Square, Hyde 
 Park, London, W. C/«^j— Carlton, City Carlton, Albe- 
 marle. 
 
 John Dimsdale, Esq. {g.v.). 
 
 Rev. Henry Cockfield Dimsdale, Vicar of Christchurch, 
 Watney Street, M.A. (Camb.), b. 1856. Hes.—Tiic Christ- 
 church Vicarage, Watney Street, London, E. 
 
 SJOHN DIMSDALE, Esquire, a Member of His 
 Majesty's Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of 
 
 London. Born Feb. 11, 1851, being the second son of 
 the late Joseph Cockfield Dimsdale, by his wife Catherine, 
 
 & is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 n^e Stephenson. Livery — Dark blue, primrose piping. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse dancett^e azure, 
 between three mullets sable, two bezants. Mantling; azure 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a staff 
 fesseways entwined by a serpent proper, thereon a griffin's 
 head erased argent. Motto — " Quod Deus vult fiet." Mar- 
 ried, Oct. 11, 1877, Mary, fifth dau. of the late William 
 Henry Wall of Pembury, Kent. Postal add. — igPhillimore 
 Gardens, Kensington, W. Clubs — Carlton, Conservative. 
 
 DINGWALL, quartered by FORDYCE. 
 
 DINGWALL 24 Sept. 1902). Azure, a stag's head 
 caboshed within a bordure dovetailed or, on a chief wavy 
 ermine, a golden fleece between two spur-revels of the 
 second. Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath 
 
 " In arduis fortis.' 
 of Aberdeen. 
 
 Seat — Brucklay Castle, in the county 
 
 of his liveries, a buck rising proper. Motto — " Deo 
 favente." Livery —ViSe. blue, yellow facings. 
 
 Son of late Charles Dingwall, Esq., by Julia Blanche, 
 
 d. of Harvey Drew : — 
 Kenneth Dingwall, Esq., D.S.O., late Capt. Gordon 
 Highlanders (fifth surv. son), b. 17 July 1869. Post, 
 add. — Caledonian Club. 
 
 ALEXANDER DINGWALL-FORDYCE, Gentleman, 
 of Brucklay, in the county of Aberdeen. Born Sep- 
 tember 16, 1B73, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Dingwall-Fordyce, Esquire, of Brucklay, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the counties of 
 Aberdeen and Kincardine, by his wife Christina, eldest 
 daughter of Robert Horn, Esquire, Dean of the Faculty 
 of Advocates. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, azure three bears' heads couped argent, 
 muzzled gules (for Fordyce) ; 2. azure, a buck's head 
 caboshed or, between three mullets pierced argent (for 
 Dingwall) ; 3. gules, a fesse chequy argent and azure, in 
 chief a mullet of the second, and the base wavy of the 
 third, a bordure engrailed or (for Lindsay). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon wreaths of the 
 liveries are set for Crests, i. an eagle volant proper, holding 
 in the claws an escroU with this motto, ' ' Altius ibunt qui 
 
 I ad summa nituntur ; " 2. a stag lodged proper. Motto — 
 i 
 
 DIROM, see PASLEY-DIROM. 
 
 S EDGAR JOHN DISNEY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Essex, late Capt, 7th Royal Fusiliers, Hon. Col. 
 3rd Batt. Essex Regt. Born 1835, being the eldest son 
 of the late Edgar Disney, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1864, by his wife Barbara, youngest dau. of Lewis 
 William Brouncker, of Pelhams, Dorset. Armorial bearings 
 —Argent, on a fesse gules three fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion statant guardant gules. Motto—" Vincit qui patitur." 
 Married, 1859, Lilias Charlotte (who d. June 4, 1874), 
 youngest dau. of the Rev. H. Buckley, Rector of Hartshorn, 
 CO. Derby ; and has Issue — (i) Edgar Norton Disney, 
 Gentleman, B.A. Pembroke Coll., Oxon., b. 1862; [w., 
 Aug. 7, 1895, Lilian Lee, only dau. of the late Captain 
 Townshend of Wincham Hall, co. Chester] ; Maude 
 Lilias ; Violet Mabel \jn. Algernon Mainwaring Vaughan 
 Hughes, and d. March 4, 1897] ; Evelyn Frances, dec. ; 
 Georgiana Emily ; and Ethel Charlotte. He m. secondly, 
 1878, Ellen Louisa, youngest dau. of Edward Thomas 
 Bainbridge of Croydon Lodge, Surrey; and has Issue- {2) 
 John Henry Disney, Gentleman, b. 1880; and (3) Gervase 
 Percy Disney, Gentleman, b. 1882. Seat —The Hyde, near 
 Ingatestone, Essex. C//<*- Junior United Service. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM DISNEY, Gentleman. Born 
 May 16, 1841, being the third son of the late Edgar 
 Disney, Esq., of The Hyde, Ingatestone, Essex, J. P. and 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1864, by his wife Barbara, youngest 
 dau. of Lewis William Brouncker Disney of Pelhams, 
 Dorset. Livery — Light drab, red collar. Armorial 
 bearing^— Argent, on a fesse gules, three fleurs-de-lis or. 
 
 with many quarterings, a mullet for difference. Mantlmg 
 gules and argent. Crest-On a wreath of the colours, a 
 rion statant guardant gules. Motto- " Vincit qm patitur. 
 Married, Nov. 29, 1883, Alice Mary, dau. of General Sir 
 John Cheape, G.C.B., of Old Park, Ventnor, Isle of Wight ; 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 and has lisue (i) Frederick John Pigot Disney, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. (), 1889; and Kathleen Alice. Seat The 
 Woodlands, Kingston Hill, Surrey. Club — Union. 
 
 HENRY K. E. DISNEY. Gentleman. Armorial 
 bMUtnffi Arj^nt, on a fesse gules, three fleurs-de-lis or, 
 in chief a trefoil slipped vert. Mantling gules and argent. 
 OrMt Up>on a wreath of the colours, a lion ]>as>>ant 
 guardant gules, charged on the brciist with a fleur-de-lis 
 or. Motto-" Vincit qui patitur." Nesidtnce - 
 
 LAMBERT BROUNCKER DISNEY, Gentleman. 
 
 Bom , being the third but second surviving son 
 
 of the late Edgar Disney, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1864, by his wife Barbara, youngest dau. of Lewis 
 VN'illiam Brouncker of Pelhanis, I^rsct. Armorial 
 boarlnga Argent, on a fesse gules, three fleurs-de-lis or. 
 Mantling and gules argent. Orest - On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion statant guardant gules. Motto -" Vincit 
 qui patitur." Marrird Flora Georgiana, youngest dau. 
 of Captain Thomas John Bourke O'Flahertie, Kilkenny 
 Fusiliers ; and has with other Issue Albert Brouncker 
 Wsney, Gentleman ; and Ada Flora. Residence — 
 
 CONINGSBY RALPH DISRAELI, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D. L. CO. Buckingham, M.P. for the Altrincham Div. co. 
 Chester. Bom ifcy, being the son of Ralph Disraeli, Esq. , 
 formerly Deputy Clerk of Parliaments, by his wife Katherine, 
 dau. of Charles Trevor, Esq., of the Inland Revenue Depart- 
 ment, and nephew of the Rt. Hon. the late Earl of Beacons- 
 field. Armorial bearings — Party per saltire gules and 
 argent, a castle triple-towered in chief of the last, two lions 
 ram{}ant in fesse sable, and an eagle displayed in base or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 ufjon a wreath of the colours, issuant from a wreath of oak 
 proper, a castle triple-towered argent. Motto— " Forti 
 nihil difficile." Estate— YinghenAcn Manor, in the county 
 of Buckingham. Postal addresses — Hup;henden Manor, 
 High Wycombe. C/«^j— Carlton, White's, Bachelors', 
 Garrick. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY HEWITT DIXON, Gentleman, 
 N.S.W. Civil Service. Bom 1847, being the second son 
 of Peter James Dixon, Esq., J. P., by his wife Anne, dau. 
 of Henry Hewitt-Oliphant. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 
 a dove statant proper, in chief two bees volant or, a chief 
 of the last, thereon three pallets gules. M antUng azure 
 and or. Crest— In front of an anchor in bend sinister 
 sable, a dexter cubit arm erect proper, in the hand an 
 olive branch also proper. Motto — "Peace." Married, 
 Nov. 22, 1882, Hettie, fifth dau. of J. G. Day of Essex ; 
 
 and has Issue — Edniond Christian Hay Dixon, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. I, 1884; and Laura Edith Marguerite, 
 Postal address — Carlisle, Alfred Street, North Sidney. 
 
 THOMAS DIXON, Esquire, J. P. and County Councillor 
 1903-4 CO. Cumberland (High Sheriff 1903-4), Barrister-at- 
 Law (Inner Temple). Bom June 9, 1861, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas Dixon, Esc)., of Rheda, J. P., by 
 his wife Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Michael Hughes of 
 Kingston House, Moresby, in co. Cumlierland. Livery — 
 Blue cloth w'th silver buttons, blue and white striped 
 waistcoat. Armoiial bearings — Azure, on a pale 
 argent, a Heur-de-lis of the first, a chief engrailed 
 ermine. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a cubit arm grasping a scimitar proper, pommel and hilt 
 gold, a staff raguly fesseways or. MottO — "Quod dixi 
 dixi." Married, February 13, 1889, Maria Florence Wynn, 
 only daughter and heir of the late Llewelyn I^ewis of 'I'an- 
 y-fynwent, Aber, North Wales ; and has Issue — Myfanwy 
 Wynn Lewis; and Vera Mabel Florence. Estate — Rheda. 
 Postal address — Rhedn, Frizington, Cumberland, \\k Carn- 
 forth. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 THOMAS DIXON, Gentleman. Armorial bearings- 
 Mantling Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a cubit arm vested or, cuffed gules, the 
 hand holding a fox's head erased proper, a lorteau. Motto — 
 "Quod dixi dixi." Residence — Grcnsydc House, Durham. 
 
 THOMAS HENRY DIXON, Gentleman. Borti March 
 9, 1844, being the only son of the late Thomas Dixon of 
 Littleton, Cheshire, by his wife Anne Mary, dau. of Henry 
 Potts of Glan-y-rafon, Denbighshire. A/'wry — Blue, yellow 
 facings. Armorial bearings — Per chevron or and gules, 
 on a chevron fimbriated per clievron between three lions' 
 heads erased and counterchanged, five fleurs-de-lis reversed 
 alternately. Mantling gules and or. Crest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased per fesse argent and 
 gules, charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-lis of the 
 last, and pierced through the mouth by an arrow, and the 
 point coming out at the back proper, feathered argent. 
 Motto " Macte virtute esto." Married, July 27, 1865, 
 Mary Isabelle, dau. of Ambrose Wain of Birkenhead. 
 Seat — The Clappers, (Jresford, Denbighshire. Club— 
 Royal Thames Yacht. 
 
 S WILLIAM SMITH DIXON, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for cos. Ayr and Lanark ; late Major 2nd R. Lanark 
 Militia. Born 1824, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Dixon of Govan Hill, by Elizabeth, dau. of John 
 Strang of Glasgow. Armorial bearings -Argent, on a 
 cross between four lozenges sable, an eagle displayed of the 
 field. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter hand proper, holding a 
 sword in bend sinister argent. Motto "Fortes fortuna 
 juvat. " Married, 1851, Catherine Anne, dau. of David 
 Napier of Singapore. Seat— Gowaxi Hill, Lanarkshire. 
 Residence — 1^ Grosvenor Place, S.W, 
 
 DIXON (H. Coll.). Gules, on a bend or, between two 
 fox's heads erased of the last, three torteaux, on a chief 
 nebuly ermine, a garb proper. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm 
 vested or, the cuff gules, the hand holding a fox's head 
 erased proper, a torteau. Motto — "Quod dixi dixi." 
 
 Son of Thomas Dixon of Blythswood, Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne, and of Eastfield House, Corbridge-on-Tyne : — 
 Thomas Dixon, Gentleman. ^«.— Grenside House, co. 
 Durham. 
 
 DIXON-HARTLAND (R.L.. H. Coll.). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, argent, on a bend between two crescents sable, 
 three pallets or, each charged with a stag's head erased of 
 the second (Hartland); 2 and 3, per bend indented sable 
 and or, two bendlets lietween as many lions passant all 
 counterchanged (Dixon). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 erased or, gorged with a collar geniel, pendent therefrom 
 by a chain a key in bend all sable (Hartland); 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion couped per fesse indented 
 or and sable, supporting with the sinister paw an antique 
 shield of the second, charged with a talbot's head erased of 
 the first (Dixon). Motto — " Vive memor lethi." Livery— 
 Navy blue, blue and white striped waistcoat. 
 
 § is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Son of Nathaniel Hartland of The Oaklands, Charlton 
 Kings, b. 1791 ; d. 1866; in. (2nd) 1825, Eliza, d. and 
 h. of Thomas Dixon of King's Lynn : — 
 Sir Frederick Dixon Dixon-Hartland, ist Bart. (13 Oct. 
 
 lets interlaced azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect proper, charged 
 with two chevronels as in the arms, the hand grasping a 
 spear passing through an annulet azure, bent sinisterwise. 
 
 1892), J. P. COS. Gloucester, Worcester, London, and 
 Middx., C.A. Middx., a Member of the Commission of 
 Lieutenancy for the City of London, M.P. for Evesham 
 1880-S and for Uxbridge Div. of Middx. since 1885, 
 F.S.A. F.R.G.S., b. 1832; m. ist, 1867, Grace Amy (rf. 
 1892), d. of Col. Wilson, K.H. ; 2nd, 1895, Agnes 
 Chichester, d. of William Langham Christie, Esq., D.L., 
 of Glyndebourne, Sussex ; and has surv. issue (by ist 
 mar.) — Teresa Roma [w. 1894, Capt. Percy Moreton 
 Scott C.V.O. , C.B.]; Amy Fridswede \jn. 1894, Fitzroy 
 Cowper, Bairister-at-Law] ; and Norah Gladys \ni. 1900, 
 Richard Bredan of the German Army]. Seats — Middle- 
 ton Manor, nr. Bognor ; Ashley Manor, Cheltenham. 
 Town res. — 14 Chesham Place, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Garrick. 
 
 DIXON-JOHNSON (Royal License, 1894). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, per pale sable and azure, a saltire argent, charged 
 with five cocks of the first between three towers, one in chief 
 and two in fesse of the third, llames issuing therefrom proper, 
 and in base two tilting-spears in saltire (for Johnson) ; 2 and 
 3, gules, on abend between six plates, three torteaux, a chief 
 erminois (for Dixon of Ramshaw). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, an arm em- 
 bowed in armour firing a pistol all proper (for Johnson) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erected vested 
 erminois, cuffed argent, in the hand a roundle of the first 
 (for Dixon). Motto—" Fortiter et sincere." 
 
 Sons of the late Cuthbert Greenwood Dixon- Johnson, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Durham and N. Riding of York; 
 assumed by Royal License 1894 the additional sur- 
 name and arms of Dixon : — 
 
 Cuthbert Francis Dixon-Johnson, Esq., late Capt. H.M. 
 6th InniskiUing Dragoons, b. 1871. ivai?— Ayhleyheads, 
 CO. Durham. Resideiice—OsH^-^ooA, Croft-on-Tees, Darling- 
 ton. Club — Cavalry. 
 
 Charles William Dixon-Johnson, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 
 Sir ALFRED GRAHAM DOBBIN, Knight Bachelor 
 (1900), High Sheriff of the city of Cork, J. P. for co. Cork. 
 Born Sept. 10, 1853, being the second son of Leonard Dobbin 
 and Alithea Maria, dau. of John Graham. Armorial bear- 
 ings - Or, two chevronels gules, between three pairs of annu- 
 
 Motto - " Deus dexter mens." Married, firstly. May 4, 1876, 
 Margaret Reid [d. Feb. 25, 1884), dau. of Peter Ogilvie ; 
 and has Issue by that marriage — (i) Leonard Graham 
 Dobbin, Esq., Lieut. 9th K.R.R., b. Sept. 27, 1881 ; and 
 Margaret Evelyn. He m. secondly, March 31, 1887, Kate, 
 dau. of William Wise of Clifton, Bristol ; and has (2) Alfred 
 William Dobbin, Esq., b. May 17, 1888. Residence— 
 Frankfort, Montenotte, Cork. 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. GEORGE MILLER DOBBIN, J. P. cos. 
 Louth and Armagh (High Sheriff 1884), Lieut.-Col. R.A. 
 (retired list), and late Major Royal (late Bengal) Artillery. 
 Born 1833, being the only surviving son of the late Leonard 
 Dobbin of Armagh, by Mary, dau. of the late Rev. 
 George Miller, D.D. Armorial bearings — Gules, five 
 mullets of six points, two, one and two or, in the centre 
 chief point a crescent of the last, between two flaunches 
 chequy argent and sable. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — Out of a mural crown an oak branch acorned 
 proper, the crown charged with a crescent or. Motto — 
 " Re e m.erito." Married, 1868, Elizabeth Jane, dau. 
 of the late Lieut.-Col. George TurnbuU Marshall, Bengal 
 Army ; and has Issue — (i) Leonard George William Dobbin, 
 Esq., Captain Northamptonshire Regiment, b. March 31, 
 1871 ; (2) Herbert Thomas Dobbin, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, b. May 27, 1878 ; (3) 
 George Henry Dobbin, Gentleman, b. 1881, d. 1892 ; 
 (4) Arthur William Dobbin, Genntleman, b. March 24, 
 1883; Rhoda Margaret Elizabeth, Mary Marshall, and 
 Annie. Seat — Drummulla House, Omeath, co. Louth. 
 
 ARCHIBALD EDWARD DOBBS, Gentleman, being 
 the only son of the late Archibald Edward Dobbs, of the 
 Bengal Civil Service, by his wife. Miss Chapman. Armorial 
 bearings Quarterly i and 4, per pale sable and argent, a 
 chevron engrailed between three unicorns' heads, erased all 
 counterchanged (for Dobbs) ; 2 and 3, sable, three lions 
 passant guardant (the two in chief rencontrant) or (for Dal- 
 way). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a unicorn's head erased argent. Motto — 
 '' Amor Dei et proximi summa beatitudo." Married, May 
 4, 1875, Edith Mary, second daughter of James Timmins 
 Chance, and has Issue. Residence — 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 CONWAY HOWARD DOBBS. Esquire. J. P. for co. 
 Antrim, High Sheriff for Carrickfergus 1875, and co. Louth 
 i88a. /'<-/>» Aug. aa, 1818, being the third son of the 
 late Conwiiy lidward Dobbs, fourtn son of the Very Rev. 
 Ricltard Dobbs, Dean of Connor, by his wife Maria Sophia. 
 Armorial bearings (Quarterly i and 4, per pale s;ible and 
 .irgent. chevron engrailed Iwtween three unicorns' heads 
 erased all counterchanged (for Dobbs) ; a and 3, sable, 
 three lions passant guardant (the two in chief rencontrant) 
 ur (for Dalway). MantUng sable and argent. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head erased argent. 
 Motto "Amor Dei et proximi summa beatitudo. " A/ar- 
 ritd. March 14, 1865, Sar.-ih, dau. of St. Clair Kelburn 
 Mulholland of Eglantine, Hillsboro', co. Down; and has 
 lssu€ (i) Conway Richard Dobtjs, (ientleman, I^ieut. R.E., 
 b. Dec. a, 1867 [/«. , .Vpril 18^5, Jane Constance, dau. of 
 Carlston Atkinson] ; (a) St. Clair Mulholland Dobbs, Gentle- 
 man, i. Jan. a9, 1870; (3) Henry Hugh Dobbs, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 19.1875; Margaret Emmelme. 6'm/j— Glenariffc Lodge, 
 Parkmore. co. Antrim ; Dalguise, Monkstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 MONTAGUE Wn.LI AM EDWARD DOBBS, Esquire. 
 J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff for co. Kildare 1871, and for 
 CO. Antrim 1888, M..\. Trin. Coll., Cambridge, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Bom Sept. a8. 1844. being the eldest son of the 
 late Conway Richard Dobbs, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1841, and M.P. for CarrickferRus. by his first wife 
 Charlotte Maria, dau. and co-heiicss of William Sinclair of 
 Fort William, co. Antrim. Armorial bearings Quarterly 
 I and 4, per pale &ible and argent, a chevron engrailed 
 between three unicorns' heads erased all counterchanged 
 (for Dobbs) ; a and 3, sable, three lions passant guardant 
 (the two in chief rencontrant) or (for Dalway). Mantling 
 sable and argent Crest — On a vtreath of the colours, a 
 unicorn's head erased argent. Motto — "Amor Dei et 
 pro.ximi summa beatitudo. " .S*a/~-Castle Dobbs, Carrick- 
 fergus, CO. Antrim. Residence— CXonVeeMdm, Donadea, co. 
 Kildare. C/»*-Sackville Street. 
 
 ALFRED DOBREE, Gentleman. Born July 31, 1864, 
 being the eldest son of the Rev. Prebendary Osmond 
 
 g^5LY^^ 
 
 lags — Gules, a crescent party per pale or and argent, 
 between three trefoils slipped of the third. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours (ar- 
 gent and gules), a mount, and thereon a thistle all proper. 
 Residence — 16 St. George's TeiTace, Gloucester Road, S. W. 
 
 M BONAMY DOBREE, Esq., a Member of the Com- 
 w mission of Lieutenancy for the City. Born 1818, 
 lieing the eldest son of the late Bonaniy Dobree, Gentle- 
 man, and Caroline his wife, daughter of John Locke. 
 67«^x— Travellers', Union. Armorial bearings -Quarterly, 
 
 Dobree, by his wife Mary, dau. of the late John Eaton 
 of Claremont, Shrewsbury (and Mary, dau. of Sir Lauchlan 
 MacLean, M.D., of Sudbury, Suffolk). Armorial bear- 
 
 I. gules, a crescent per pale or and argent, between three 
 trefoils slipped of the last (for Dobr6e) ; 2. ermine, two 
 chevronels between three sinister hands apaum^, couped at 
 the wrist g[ules (for Bonamy) ; 3. per pale azure and gules, 
 a wolf rampant or (for Hankey) ; 4. azure, on a fesse 
 between three saltires couped or, as many lions' heads 
 erased of the field, collared argent (for Gale). Mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a thistle slipped and leaved proper. Motto — " Spe 
 vivitur." Married, Nov. 26, 1840, Emma, dau. of Nathaniel 
 Snell Chauncy, Lord of the Manor of Little Memden, Herts ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Harry Hankey Dobree, Gentleman, *. May 
 24, 1842 ; (2) Augustus Croft Dobree, Gentlemen (deceased) ; 
 (3) Robert Arthur Dobree, Gentleman (deceased) ; (4) Bon- 
 amy Dobree, Gentleman (deceased) ; Caroline Locke [m. 
 Ferdinand Marshall Huth, Esq., to whom refer] and Mary 
 Augusta \jH. Alured de Vere Brooke, Col. R.E.]. Estate — 
 Beauregfard, Guernsey, Channel Islands. Residence — 4 
 Queen's Gate Place, llondon, S. W. 
 
 SAMUEL DOBREE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Somerset. Born April 7, 1843, being the third 
 but eldest surviving son and heir of the late Samuel Dobr^e^ 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the counties of Sussex and 
 Somerset, by his wife Jane Mary, third daughter and co- 
 heiress of Carteret Priaulx, Magistrate, of Guernsey. Livery 
 — Dark green coat, medium striped white and red waist- 
 coat, drab breeches (coachman) ; black plush breeches and 
 white stockings or black trousers (footman) ; brass buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, i. gules, 
 acrescent per pale or and argent between three trefoils slipped 
 of the last (for Dobree) ; 2. ermine, two chevronels between 
 three sinister hands apaum^e, couped at the wrist gules 
 (for Bonamy) ; 3. per pale azure and gules, a wolf rampant 
 or (for Hankey) ; 4. azure, on a fesse between three saltires 
 couped or, as many lions' heads erased of the field, collared 
 argent (for Gale). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a thistle slipped 
 and leaved proper; with the Motto, "Spe vivitur." 
 Married, 1871, Mary Milford Tozer, second daughter of 
 Stephen Franklin Bridge, Doctor of Medicine, late of Old 
 Court, Wellington, in the county of Somerset ; and has sur- 
 viving Issue — (i) The Rev. Herbert Carteret Priaulx Dobr6e, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), born 1875 ; (2) Franklin 
 Bonamy Hankey Dobree, Gentleman, born 1876 [m. eldest 
 dau. of Col. Shepheard, Indian Army] ; (3) Richard Harry 
 
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 Bonamy Melvill Dobr6e, Gentleman, born 1877, died 
 May 16, 1903 ; Margaret Katherine Carey. Estates — The 
 
 Priory, Wellington, in the county of Somerset, and other 
 land. Postal addresses — The Priory, Wellington, Somerset. 
 
 HUGH VERNER DQBSON, Esq., J. P. co. Somerset. 
 Born Nov. 3, 1859, being the third but only surviving son 
 of the late William Dobson of Gilnow, co. Lancaster, and 
 of Oakwood, Bath, co. Somerset, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Benjamin Dobson. Armorial bearings- Argent, 
 a fesse invected, in chief two lions' gambs erased in saltire 
 between as many fleurs-de-lis all gules. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, two lions' 
 gambs erased proper, entwined by a chain or, and sur- 
 mounted by a fleur-de-lis gules. Motto — ' ' Robur cum 
 virtute." Married, Sept. 22, 1885, Evelyn Diana, second 
 dau. of Col. W. J. Verner. J?esidence — Perridge House, 
 Pilton, Shepton Mallet. Chiis — Athenaeum, Oriental. 
 
 MAURICE EDWARD DOCKRELL, Esquire, J. P. 
 Born Dec. 21, 1850, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 
 tween two crescents in chief of the last and a wreath of oak 
 leaves in base proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gorged 
 with a wreath of oak leaves proper, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a crescent of the arms. MottO — " Semper 
 idem." Alarried Margaret Sarah, dau. of George William 
 Shannon; and has Issue — (\) Thomas Edward Dockrell, 
 Gentleman; (2) Henry Morgan Dockrell, Gentleman; (3) 
 Maurice Dockrell, Gentleman ; (4) George Shannon Dockrell, 
 Gentleman; (5) Kenneth Brooks Dockrell, Gentleman; and 
 Anne Dorothy. Res. — Camolin, Monkstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 DOD, quartered by BAKER. 
 
 DOD, see WOLLEY-DOD. 
 
 DODD (H. Coll.). Or, a garb vert, between two branches 
 of holly slipped and fructed proper, palewise, within as 
 many fiaunches gules, each charged with a crescent of the 
 first. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a garb or, environed with a serpent 
 vert, a crow sable. Motto — 
 
 Son of late John Dodd of Hale, Bowden, Cheshire : — 
 
 John Dodd, Gentleman, b. . ^e^.— The Hollies, 
 Oldham, Lanes. 
 
 DODDINGTON, see MARRIOTT-DODDINGTON. 
 
 RICHARD BALL DODSON, G.-ntleman, only son of 
 Richard Whatcoat Dodson, by his wife Harriett Stiles, 
 only daughter of the late Joseph H. Ball of Richmond 
 
 #«^!|? 
 
 late Ihomas Dockrell, Esq., J. P., by his wife Anne Morgan 
 Brooks. Armorial bearings Argent, a fesse azure, be- 
 
 Hall, Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania, one of the United 
 States of America. Armorial bearings are : Argent, a fesse 
 nebuly gules, in chief a trefoil slipped of the last between 
 two fleurs-de-lis sable, and in base a fleur-de-lis of the last 
 between two trefoils slipped of the second ; and for a Crest, 
 a demi-lion argent, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil as in 
 the arms, and resting the sinister paw on a fleur-de-lis sable ; 
 with the Motto, "Credo." Postal address — i Vicarage 
 Gardens, Brighton, Sussex. 
 
 DODWELL, quartered by BLAKE and BROWNE. 
 
 CAPTAIN DANIEL HENRY DOHERTY-WATER- 
 HOUSE, formerly of 3rd Hussars, afterwards of the 
 
 Antrim Artillery Militia. Born , being tiie son of the 
 
 Right Hon. John Doherty, Lord Chief-Justice of Com- 
 mon Pleas, Ireland, by Elizabeth Lucy his wife, dau. 
 of the late J. W. Wall, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of 
 Coolnamuck Court, co. Waterford ; and assumed by 
 Royal License, 1872, the additional surname and arms 
 of Waterhouse. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, 
 or, on a pile engrailed sable, a fountain, and (for distinc- 
 tion) in chief a cross crosslet gold (for Waterhouse) ; 2 and 
 3 argent, on a chevron engrailed between three trefoils 
 slipped vert, a cross crosslet fitch^e or (for Doherty) ; and 
 upon an escutcheon of pretence the same arms of Water- 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 house without the mark or distinction. Mantling sable and 
 or ; and Tor his OrwtS. i. upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an eagle's lee eraseid at the thigh or, issuant there- 
 from a wing in bend sable, a fountain, and charged (for 
 distinction) on the thigh with a cross crosslet sable (for 
 Waterhouse) ; a. upon a wreath of the colours, an arm in 
 armour embowed proper, char|;ed with a cross crosslet 
 fitch*^, the hand graspnig a scimitar also proper. Motto — 
 "Veritas vincit omnia." Married, 187a, Catharine Grace 
 Waterhouse of Well Head, Halifax, co. York. Seat— 
 Well Head, Halifax, co. York. 
 
 EDMUND DOLIER, Gentleman, of Knocklinn, co. 
 Wicklow. Bom 1857, being the eldest son of Edmund 
 D'Olier, Esq., of Knockhnn, High Sheriff of Dublin (city) 
 1864, who <r. 1887, by Maria l/ouisa, eldest dau. of Isaac 
 Manders, Esq., of Castlesize, co. Kildare. Armorial 
 bearing! Quarterly i and 4, or, on a che\Ton gules, 
 between three bunches of grapes sable, a crescent of the first 
 surmounted with a bezant, all within a bordure azure, sem^- 
 de-lis of the first ; a. azure, three columns of the Corinthian 
 order in fesse proper, each surmounted with a dove close 
 iirgcnt ; 3. gules on a bend or, three martlets sable within a 
 bordure ermine. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dove close argent, holding in his 
 beak an ear of wheat or. Motto "La bont(5 de Dieu." 
 Married, 1891, Alice, second dau. of the late William Gore, 
 of Innisraore Hall, Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh, and has 
 Issue Edmund William D'Olier, Gentleman, b. 1897; 
 Sylvia May; and Florence Charlotte. Residences Knock- 
 linn, Bray, co. Wicklow ; 9 Eustace Street, Dublin. Club— 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 DOLLING (U.O.). Per fesse argent and azure, a fesse 
 dancettte per fesse sable and of the first. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 buck's head proper, attired or, gorged with two bars 
 dancett^ argent. Motto — ' ' Spero." 
 
 Son of Robert Holbeche Dolling, Esq., of Magheralin, 
 J. P. Down and Monaghan, J. P., D.L., Londonderry 
 (High Sheriff 1865), Barrister-at-Law, b. 1809 ; d. 1878 ; 
 m. 1843, Eliza, third d. of Josias du Pr^ Alexander, 
 J. P. (nephew of James, ist liarl of Caledon) : — 
 C^edon Josias Dolling Gentleman, b. 1857; m. 1883, 
 Harriette Amabel, d. of John Gregory Grace of Springfield, 
 Dulwich ; and has issue — (i) Caledon Robert John Dolling, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886; (2) Harry Holbeche Dolling, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1893 ; Ulrica Margaret ; Mary Noel ; and Dorothea 
 Cecil. 6'<a/- Edenmore, Magheralin, co. Down. 
 
 AUSTIN J. DOLMAGE, Gentleman. Bom July 1838, 
 being the eldest surviving son of tlie late Julius Dolmage, 
 Esq. , of Rathkeale, by Belinda, dau. of .Samuel Leake of 
 Riverlawn, co. Limerick; formerly in the 87th R. Irish 
 Fusiliers ; served also with the Italian Army, and is a 
 Knight of SS. Maurice and Lazarre and of the Corona of 
 Italy, of Rathkeale, co. Limerick. Armorial bearings — 
 Per chevron argent and azure, in chief two crescents of the 
 last, issuant therefrom as many fleurs-de-lis gules, and in 
 base a crescent or, issuant therefrom a fleur-de-lis of the 
 first, in the centre chief point a spear-head proper, 
 gutt^-de-sang. Mantling azure and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head 
 erased and erect per pale azure and gules, armed or. Motto 
 — " Inveniam aut faciam." Married, Sept. 1864, Frances 
 Millicent, only child of Capt. Goodrich Shedden of 8th 
 Hussars; and has Issue — (i) John Shedden Dolmage, 
 Gentleman, b. 1866; (2) Cecil Goodrich Julius Dolmage, 
 Gentleman, b. 1870; and (3) Francis Alfred Emilio Dol- 
 mage, Gentleman, b. 1875. ^^"-^ — Rathkeale, co. Limerick. 
 C/«*j— Union (S.W), United Service (Dublin). 
 
 DOLMAGE or DELMEGE (U.O.). Per chevron 
 argent and azure, in chief two crescents of the last, 
 issuant therefrom as many fleurs-de-lis gules, and in base 
 a crescent or and issuant therefrom a fleur-de-lis of the 
 same, in the centre chief point a spear's head proper, gutt6- 
 de-sang. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours a lx)ar's head erased and erect p)er pale proper 
 and gules, armed or. Motto—" Inveniam aut faciam." 
 
 Sons of Julius Delmege of Rathkeale, b. ; d. 1868 ; 
 
 m. 1833, Belinda, d. of Samuel Leake of Riverlawn, 
 
 CO. Limerick : — 
 Austin Jonas Delmege of Rathkeale [q.v.). 
 
 Alfred Gideon Delmege, Esq., M.V.O. (1898, 4th class). 
 R.N., Deputy Insp.-Gen. of Hospitals and Fleets, Hon. 
 Surgeon to the King. M.l). (Roy. Univ., Irel.), ^. 1846; 
 m. 1884, Mary Elizabeth, d. of Rt. Hon. James Anthony 
 Lawson, Judge of the High Court; and has issue— (1) 
 Julius de Gorrcfluer Delmege, Gentleman, b. ; (2) 
 
 James Anthony Delmege, Gentleman, b, \ (3) Claude 
 
 Philippcs Delmege, Gentleman, *. . Res. — 
 
 William Henry Delmege, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Arthur James Delmege, Gentleman, M.A., Barrister- 
 at-Law. 
 
 Louis Edward Delmege, Gentleman, b. ; m, , 
 
 Rosalie, d. of Rev. W. Croskerry ; and has issue— Julius 
 Delmege, Gentleman. Res. — 
 
 Thk Revkrk.nu RICHARD HIPPISLEY DOMENI- 
 CHETTI, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector 
 of Belshford, co. Lines. Born 1863, being the son of 
 Richard Domenichetti, Esq., Deputy- Inspector-General, 
 Hon. Physician to H.M. the Queen, and grandson of 
 William I^ewis Domenichetti of Collinghani, co. Notts. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Gules, on a chief or, a demi-lion of the 
 first between two trefoils slipped proper. Mantling gules and 
 or. Cyest-Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion of .St. 
 Mark sejant g;uardant, winged and circled round the 
 head, supporting an Irish harp all or. Motto -"Nun- 
 quam non paratus." Married, 1900, Mary Louisa, second 
 dau. of William Frederick Blyth Dalzel ; and has Issue — 
 Richard I-'rederick Cyprian Domenichetti, Gentleman, b, 
 1901. Residence Belshford Rectory, Horncastle. 
 
 DOM VILE (Granted 6 Nov. 1816, U.O.). Quarterly, 
 indented of four, i. azure, a lion rampant argent, collared 
 gules, on a canton sable a lion of England between three 
 esquires' helmets argent ; 2. barry of six argent and gules, 
 a bend counterchanged ; 3. barry of six argent and gules ; 
 4. azure, a lion rampant argent, collared gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion's head erased argent, ducally crowned or. Motto — 
 " Qui Stat caveat ne cadat." 
 
 Son of Sir William Coinpion Domvile, 3rd Bart., J. P., 
 
 D. L., b. 1825; d. 1884; m. 1854, Caroline, d. of Gen. 
 
 Hon. Robert Meade : — 
 
 Sir Compton Meade Domvile, 4th Bart. (22 May 1815), 
 
 of Templeogue and Santry, b. 1857. Seat — Santry House, 
 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 Sons of Henry Barry Domvile, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law, Cleric of the Peace co. Worcs. , b. 1813 ; 
 d. 1843 ; m. 1838, Frances, eld. d. of Rev. Edward 
 Winnington-Ingram, Prebendary of Worcester :- 
 Major Herbert Winnington Domvile (f.v.). 
 Admiral Sir Compton Edward Domvile, G.C.V.O., 
 K.C.B. , Commander-in-Chief Mediterranean Squadron, 
 A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1888-1891, b. 1842; m. 1876, 
 Isabella, d. of Edmund Yates Peel, R.M. at Letterkenny ; 
 and has issue — (i) Barry Edward Domvile, Esq., Lieut. 
 R.N., b. 1878; (2) Archibald Compton Winnington Domvile, 
 Esq., ^. 1884; Adelaide Mary ; Georgina Isabella Frances ; 
 and May Louise. Club — United Service. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Domvile, Rector of Nettleton, 
 Wilts, b. 1816; d. 1898; m. 1851, Augusta Pratt, d. of 
 Sir William Oldnall-Russell, and widow of Lt.-Col. 
 Archibald Erskine : — 
 Capt. Beauchamp Victor Santry Domvile, 3rd Batt. Roy. 
 Munster Fus., served in S. Africa 1900-2 (desp. , Queen's 
 medal and three clasps, and King's medal and two clasps), 
 b. 1864 ; m. , Harriet Matilda, only d. of Rev. R. 
 
 Croly, M.A., Vicar of Dunkeswell, Devon. Clubs — Junior 
 Naval and Military, Constitutional. 
 Edwin Arthur Domvile, Gentleman, b. 1865. 
 
 Son of Capt. John Russell Domvile, R.A., b. ; 
 
 d. 1852 ; m. 1842, Augusta, d. of Rev. William Dom- 
 vile, Rector of Winforton : — 
 Henry William Russell Domvile, Gentleman, b. 1848 ; 
 m. 1876, Florence, d. of Rev. William Montgomery Beres- 
 ford. Vicar of Gortin ; and has issue — Claude Henry Dom- 
 vile, Gentleman, b. 1878; and Eileen Augusta. Res. — 
 
 HERBERT WINNINGTON DOMVILE, Esquire, 
 late Major 3rd and 4th Batts. Worcestershire Regiment, 
 Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John 
 of Jerusalem in England, J. P. cos. of Dublin and Worcester, 
 High Sheriff for the co. of Dublin (1901). Born July 11, 
 1840, being the eldest son of Henry Barry Domvile, Esq., 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 nephew of Sir Compton Domvile, Bart., and Frances, 
 elder dau. of Canon Winnington Ingram of Ribbesford 
 (brother of Sir Thomas Winnington, Bart.). Livery — 
 Maroon with brass buttons, crimson waistcoat, plain 
 buff overcoat. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, indented 
 of four, I. azure, a lion rampant argent, collared gules, on 
 a canton sable a lion of England between three esquires' 
 helmets argent ; 2. barry of six argent and gules, a bend 
 counterchanged ; 3. barry of six argent and gules ; 4. azure, 
 a lion rampant argent, collared gules. Crest -On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased argent, ducally crowned 
 or. Motto— "Qui Stat caveat ne cadat." Married, Oct. 
 I, 1867, Marie Elizabeth, dau. of J. Koosm of "Wesantain 
 and Dresdin ; and secondly, Sept. 1880, Rose, dau. of 
 Admiral of Fleet Sir George R. Sartorius, G.C.B. ; and 
 lias Issue (by first marriage)— (i) Compton Charles Domvile, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 21, 1868 \m. Eleanor, dau. of J. 
 Richardson of Kirklevington, Yorks] ; (2) Harry Koosen 
 Domvile, Gentleman, b. May 29, 1872 ; Rose Margaret ; and 
 Cirace Frances. 5m^— Loughlinstown, co. Dublin. Clubs 
 —Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 THOMAS OLINTHUS DONALDSON of William- 
 shaw, Ayrshire, Gentleman. Armorial bearings Quarterly 
 first and fourth or, a double eagle displayed surmounted by 
 a galley or, lymphad sable, armed and flagged gules, in the 
 dexter chief canton a left hand couped of the last (for 
 Donaldson) ; second and third, gules, two arrows salter- 
 ways argent, surmounted of a fess chequie of the second 
 and first (for M'Aullay of Ardincaple), all within a bordure 
 indented azure, charged with eight buckles or ; with a 
 Mantle gules, doubling argent. Crest -Upon a v^eath 
 of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a dagger proper and 
 in a scroll above this MottO, " Aut pax aut bellum." Es- 
 tate - "Williamshaw, Ayrshire. Residence — d,^ Lee Terrace, 
 Blackheath, S.E. 
 
 S RALPH CHARLES DONALDSON - HUDSON, 
 Esquire, J. P. for co. Salop, Lieut. Shropshire Im- 
 perial Yeomanry, late Lieut. 12th Lancers. Born Feb. 
 20, 1874, being the only son of Charles Donaldson- Hudson, 
 Esq., J. P. for the cos. of Stafford and Salop (High Sheriff 
 CO. Salop 1880), M.P. for Newcastle-under-Lyme 1880-1885, 
 late Capt. and Hon. Major Shropshire Yeo. Cav. , by his wife 
 Sarah Marie, only dau. of Sidney Robert Streatfield, Major 
 52nd Foot. Livery -T>?aV. blue, scarlet vest. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, on a fesse dancettfe. 
 
 between two boars' heads couped in chief and a lion 
 rampant in base gules, two martlets of the field (for Hud- 
 son) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lymphad sable between three 
 dolphins naiant azure (for Donaldson). Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests 1. on a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mill-rind fesseways sable, a lion's head erased or, gorged 
 
 with a bar gemel indented gules (for Hudson) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a saltire azure, a cubit 
 arm erect grasping a dagger, and charged with a thistle 
 all proper. Married, 1899, Muriel, only dau. of Robert 
 Drummond Balfour of Sherrards, Herts, and has Issue — 
 Michael Donaldson-Hudson, Gentleman, b. 1900; and 
 Ruth. Seat — Cheswardine Hall, Market Drayton. Clubs 
 — Cavalry, Army and Navy. 
 
 JAMES HENRY FRANCIS DONEGAN. Esquire, 
 Lt.-Col. (retired) 3rd Batt. Royal Munster Fusiliers, J. P. 
 
 CO. of city of Cork. Born , being the third son of the 
 
 late Daniel Donegan, Esq., J. P. co. of city of Cork; of 
 Carrigmore, Cork, and his wife, Anne Maria Johanna 
 Barry, dau. of the late James Barry, Esq., of Cork. Ar 
 monal bearings - Argent, three ermine spots in pale sable, 
 between four lions rampant, those in the dexter chief and 
 sinister base gules, those in the sinister chief and dexter 
 base of the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - 
 A mural crown, thereon a robin redbreast all proper. Motto 
 — "'Virtus non vertitur." Postal address 6 Alexandra 
 Place, Cork. Clubs— ]\xn\OT United Service, Royal Cork 
 Yacht (Queenstown), The Cork Club (Cork). 
 
 DONELAN (U.O.). Argent, an oak-tree eradicated 
 vert. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a lion rampant or. Motto — 
 " Omni violentia major." 
 
 Sons of Thomas O'Conor Donelan of Sylanmore and 
 
 Peterswell, ^. 1812 ; d. 1874; m. 1851, Elizabeth, eld. 
 
 d. of Joseph Burke of Ower, co. Galway : — 
 
 Dermot O'Conor Donelan, Esq. J. P. co. Galway, 
 
 b. 1853. Seat. — Sylanmore, Tuam, co. Galway. Chtb — 
 
 County (Galway). 
 
 Joseph O'Conor Donelan, Gentleman, b. 1856. Seat — 
 San Miguel, Manila. Club — Thatched House. 
 
 John O'Conor Donelan, Gentleman, M.D., b. 1866. Res. — 
 
 Portrane House, Donabate. Club — Stephen's Green (Dublin). 
 
 Thomas O'Conor Donelan, Gentleman, M.R.C.S., late 
 
 Lieut. 4th Batt. Connaught Rangers, b. 1872. Res. — Men- 
 
 ston, nr. Leeds. 
 
 Son of Stephen Joseph Donelan, Esq., J. P., of Killagh, 
 
 b. 1789 ; d. 1866 ; in. 1826, Evelyne 'Wilhelmina 
 
 Catherine, d. of Robert French of Monivea Castle : — 
 
 Stephen Joseph Robert Donelan, Gentleman, b. 1830. 
 
 5«a^— Killagh, co. Galway. C/«35 Hibernian United 
 
 .Service (Dublin), County (Galway). 
 
 JAMES DONELAN, Gentleman, Chevalier of the 
 Crown of Italy (Royal Licence), Bachelor of Medicine 
 (with Honours), Master of Surgery (with Honours), 
 Bachelor of Obstetrics Royal University of Ireland 1886, 
 Fellow of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of 
 London 1887, Physician to the Throat Dept. of the Italian 
 Hospital, Queen's Square, London, Honorary Physician to 
 the Royal Society of Musicians of England, &c. &c. Born 
 June 26, 1857, being the eldest son of John Donnellan of 
 Mount Kennett, Limerick, by his wife Margaret, eldest dau. 
 of the late lames Clampett of that city. Live/y -Buff 
 (white) green facings. Armorial bearings— Argent, an 
 oak tree eradicated proper, on the sinister side thereof a 
 slave sable, tited gules, a bordure vert, over all a label of 
 three points for difference, impaling the arms of Taylor, 
 namely argent, a saltire wavy sable, between in pale two 
 hearts gules and in fesse two cinquefoils. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the coloiirs, a 
 lion rampant, the dexter fore- paw grasping a sprig of 
 three oak leaves all proper. Motto— " Omni violentia 
 major." Married, June 15, 1889, Sophia Annie, second 
 dau. of the late Major-Gen. James M'Killop Taylor, 
 formerly commanding Bombay Cavalry Division by his 
 wife Isabella Bannerman, dau. of Arthur Campbell, 
 Gentleman, of Katrine, Ayrshire) ; and has Issue— Conor 
 John Donelan, Gentleman, b. Aug. 30, 1898 ; and Honoria, 
 Isabella. Postal addresses— 6 Manchester Square, London, 
 ■W. ; Bruntsfield, Harrow-on-the-Hill. Clubs— Roy&X .So- 
 cieties', St. James's Street (S."W.). 
 
 DONNE, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 JOHN DONNELLAN, Gentleman (eldest surviving 
 descendant of William Donelan of Leitrim, co. Galway, 
 High Slieriff for that county in 1641). Born March 22, 
 1823, being the only son of Patrick Donelan, subsequently 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Donnellan, of Limerick, by his wife Mary, dau. of John 
 O'Grady of Trugh, co. Clare. Armotial bearliigi 
 Argent, an oak tree eradicated proper, on the sinister side 
 thereof a slave sable, tied gules, within a Imrdure vert, and 
 imfaling argent, a bfnd indented ^les and ature, bettvem 
 a lion's head erased guardant dexter proper and a eovered 
 (up gules (for Clampetl of Limerick and iVaterford). [J'he 
 arms of Clampett are not registered in Ulster's office.^ 
 OrMt— On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant, the 
 dexter fore-paw grasping a spray of three oak leaves all 
 proper. MottO—"Onmi violentia major." Martied, J&n. 
 
 8, 18^6. Margaret, eldest dau. of James Clampett of 
 Limerick; and has Issue— [i) James Donelan, Gentle- 
 man, of a Upper Wimpole Street, London, W., />. June a6, 
 1857 [to whom refer'; (a) Patrick Donnellan, Gentleman, 
 Philadelphia. U.S.A., M.D.. *. Dec. i, i86o; (3) John 
 Nicholas Donnellan, Gentleman, of 8 Grosvenor Street, 
 Grosvenor Square, W., *. Sept. 10, 1866; (4) Robert 
 Vincent Donnellan, Gentleman, of Chiu-ch Stretton, 
 Shropshire, L. R.C.P. and S., Edinburgh, 1897, i. July 19, 
 1868; (s) Francis O'Grady Donnellan, Gentleman, ^. Feb. 
 
 9, 1871 ; Mary Frances, a nun in Loreto Abbey, Dalkey, 
 CO. Dublin ; Lllen Anne, a nun in Loreto Abbey, Rathfarn- 
 ham, CO. Dublin; Alice Honoria, <f. unm., Jan. 3, 1890; 
 and Jane. Address — Mount Kennett House, Limerick. 
 
 PATRICK SARSFIELD DONNELLAN, Gentleman, 
 M.D. (Pennsylvania), L.R.C.P.L 1887. L.R.C.S.L 1883, 
 Physician to St. Mary's Hospital and Lecturer on Materia 
 Medica in the Medical College, Philadelphia, U.S.A., Life 
 Governor Stanley Hospital, Liverpool, England, 1887. 
 Bom Dec. i, 1861, l>eing the second son of John Donnellan 
 of Mount Kennett, Limerick, by his wife Margaret, eldest 
 daa of James Clampt-tt, Gentleman, of Limerick. C/uis — 
 University (Philadelphia). Armorial bearlnsrs— Argent, 
 an oak tree eradicated proper, on the sinister side thereoif 
 a slave sable, tied gules, within a bordure vert, and impal- 
 ing gules, a bend argent charged with six holly leaves in 
 pairs, and cotised or (for Ryan of Eaglesmere, Williamsport, 
 Penn., U.S.A.). [The arms of Ryan are not registered.^ 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant, the 
 dexter fore-paw grasping a spray of three oak leaves all 
 proper. Motto — " Omni violentia major. " Married, Oct. 
 16, 1894, Florence Tinsman, elder dau. of John J. Ryan 
 of Eaglesmere, Williamsport, Penn., Chairman of Phila- 
 delphia and Williamsport Railway. Postal address — 1028 
 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, U.S.A. 
 
 Major -General Sir JOHN FRETCHEVILLE 
 DYKES DONNELLY, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, served in the Crimea, twice 
 mentioned in despatches, medal and two clasps, Knight of 
 the Legion of Honour, has Turkish medal. Bom 1834, being 
 the son of Lieut.-Col. T. Donnelly, H.E.LC.S. ; Secretary 
 and Permanent Head of Science and Art Department, South 
 Kensington, since 1884 ; created C.B. (Civil Div.) 1886, and 
 advanced to the rank of Knight Commander, 1893. Clui — 
 Athenaeum. Armorial beuing^s — Argent, two lions ram- 
 pant combatant supporting a dexter hand couped apaum^e 
 between three mullets two and one gules, pierced of the 
 field, in base the sea, therein a salmon naiant projjer. 
 Mantling' gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a naked arm embowed grasping a 
 straight sword propier, hilt and pommel or, encircled with 
 a pointed Irish crown of the last. Motto — " Lamh dearg 
 Eiren." Married, firstly, 1871, Adeliza, second daughter of 
 F. L. B. Dykes of Dovenby Hall, in the county of Cumber- 
 land (she died 1873). Postal addresses — 59 Onslow Gardens, 
 London, S.W. ; Felday, Dorking, Surrey. 
 
 DONNINGTON, quartered by FOX and CONYERS. 
 
 DONOUGHMORE, see HELY-HUTCHINSON. 
 
 ST. JOHN HENRY DONOVAN, Esquire, of Seafield, 
 CO. Kerry, J. P. for that county. Chairman of Kerry County 
 Council, and of Tralee Harbour Board. Bom Oct. 29, 
 1863, being the only son of the late Sir Henry Donovan of 
 Clogher's House, Seafield, Tralee, J. P., High Sheriff co. 
 Kerry 1873, who d. i886, by Kathleen, dau. of the Hon. 
 Patrick Morris of St. John's, Newfoundland, Colonial 
 Treasurer. Livery— VJYiilc, red waistcoat and red facings. 
 Amorial bearings— Argent, issuing from the sinister side 
 of the shield a dexter cubit arm vested gules, cuffed azure, 
 the hand grasping an old Irish sword, the blade entwined 
 
 with a serpent all proper, in the dexter chief point a cross 
 crosslet fitchte of the second. Mantlingp gules and argent. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, a falcon alighting 
 
 S roper, holding in the lieak a cross crosslet fitchc^e gules. 
 [oito " Adjuvante l>eo in hostes." Married, June 1886, 
 .Susiin Josephine, dau. of the late Daniel Donovan of Ball- 
 yard, CO. Kerry (she d. 1891), and has L<:sue Henry 
 Joseph Brendan Donovan, Esq., b. May 15, 1887; Miriam 
 Agnes ; Kathleen Mary ; and Agnes Mary Aloysia. Seat 
 Seafield, Tralee. 
 
 DOOLAN, quartered by COPE, 
 
 SMaj. LAMBERT JOHN DOPPING-HEPENSTAL, 
 Royal Engineers, J. P. Born 1859, being the eldest son 
 of the late Lt.-Col. Ralph Anthony Dopping-Hepenstal, J. P. 
 and D. L. co. Longford (High Sheriff 1859) of Derrycassan, 
 by his first wife Diana Margaret, dau. and heir of the Rev. 
 Lambert W. Hepenstal of Altadore. C/«*— Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). Livery — Dark blue, with red facings. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron ermine and argent, 
 on a chevron gules, between in chief a cross crosslet of the 
 third and in base an eagle displayed sable, three cinquefoils of 
 the second (for Hepenstal) ; 2 and 3 gules, a chevron ermine, 
 in base a plate, a chief chequy argent and azure, a bordure 
 engrailed or (for Dopping). Mantling gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a pelican 
 in her piety proper, on the breast a cross crosslet gules (for 
 Hepenstal) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot's 
 head argent, chained or, and gorged with a collar engrailed 
 gules, thereon three bezants. Motto— " Virescit vulnere 
 virtus." Estates in cos. Dublin, Longford, and Wicklow. 
 Seats — Derrycassan, Granard, co. Longford; Altadore 
 Castle, CO. Wicklow. 
 
 DORLING (H. Coll.). Per pale vert and gules, on a 
 pale between two snaffle-bits or, a griffin segreant sable. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from an annulet, a griffin's claw erect and erased at 
 the thigh, holding a fleur-de-lis all or. Motto — " Pone 
 irae frena." 
 
 Son of Henry Dorling of Strood Green House, 
 
 Croydon : — 
 Francis Dorling, Gentleman, b. 
 Res. — Duns Cottage, Famborough, Hants. 
 
 DORMAN (H. Coll.). Argent, two bars azure, over all 
 a lozenge sable, thereon three leopard's faces in pale of the 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade, 
 
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 field. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a rock proper, a lion's paw erased 
 sable, grasping a javelin in bend sinister proper, transfixing 
 a leopard's face argent. Motto—" Virtus in arduis." 
 Livery — Dark blue. 
 
 Sons of Charles Dorman of Ashford, Kent, b. 1809; d. 
 1885 ; 7n. , Emma, d. of Richard Wilson Page : — 
 
 Arthur John Dorman, Esq., J. P. North Rdg. Yorks., 
 i. 1848 ; m. 1873, Clara Share, d. of George Lockwood, 
 Esq. , f.P. ; andhas surv. issue — (i) Arthur Charles Dorman, 
 Esq., J. P. North Rdg. Yorks, 6. 1874; (2) Bedford Lock- 
 wood Dorman, Gentleman, i. 1879; (3) Arthur John Dor- 
 man, Gentleman, 6. 1881 ; Clara Lilian ; Frances Mary ; 
 and Alice. Seat— Grey Towers, Nunthorpe, R.S.O., Yorks. 
 Cluis — Junior Athenasum, St. Stephen's. 
 
 Alfred Mark Dorman, Gentleman, 6. 1851 ; m. ist, 1878, 
 Laura Mary (d. 1890), d. of Joseph Hunt Brooke of Folke- 
 stone ; 2nd, 1895, his cousin Mary Louisa Dorman ; and 
 has issue — (i) Leslie Claude Dorman, Esq.,Capt. Worcs. 
 Regt. , 3. 1879; (2) Mark Dorman, Gentleman, (J. 1881; (3) 
 Richard Brooke Dorman, Gentleman, 1^. 1890; and Florence 
 Mary. /?es. — The Whist, Ashford, Kent ; 10 Manor Road, 
 Folkestone. 
 
 Frank Dorman, Gentleman, i. 1858. J?es. — Vancouver, 
 B.C. 
 
 Son of Frederick William 'Dorman, 6. 1853; d. 1884: 
 nt. Emily, d. of Rev. Charles Wyncoll :— 
 
 Edgar Dudley Dorman, Gentleman, 6. 1883. 
 Ygst. son of Mark Dorman of Ashford, Kent, 3. 1783 ; 
 d. i860 ; m. , Mary, d. of Peter Tow : — 
 
 James Dorman, Esq., J.P., iJ. 1833; m. i860, Elizabeth 
 Warren Elkington ; ancf has issue — Seven sons and three 
 daus. j'Pe;-. — Bray brooke Terrace, Hastings. 
 
 DORMER, see COTTRELL-DORMER, UPTON- 
 COTTRELL-DORMER. 
 
 DORRIEN, see SMITH-DORRIEN. 
 DORSETT, quartered by EVANS. 
 DOUGALL, see RONEY-DOUGALL. 
 
 DOUGLAS, see AKERS- DOUGLAS, BROWN - 
 DOUGLAS, CAMPBELL-DOUGLAS, and PALMER- 
 DOUGLAS. 
 
 DOUGLAS, quartered by HOPE. 
 
 ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, Gentleman, M.A., Lord of 
 the Manor and Patron of the Living of Salwarpe, Solicitor. 
 Born April 10, 1853, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rev. William Willoughby Douglas, M.A. , J. P., Rector of 
 Salwarpe and Hon. Canon of Worcester, and Frances Jane 
 his wife, dau. of William Wybergh How of Shrewsbury. Ar- 
 morial bearings Argent, three piles gules, on a chief of the 
 second, two mullets of the first, all within a bordure ermine, 
 charged with three cross crosslets filched sable. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 man's heart gules, ensigned with an imperial crown between 
 two wings or. Motto — " Spero." Married, April 23, 1885, 
 Caroline Ada, dau. of Gen. Arthur Francis of Cheltenham ; 
 and has Issue— [\) Francis William Gresley Douglas, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 15, 1886 ; (2) Harold Archibald Douglas, Gen- 
 tleman, b. Sept. 2, 1887 ; Ada Gladys ; Margaret Elspeth ; 
 and Kathleen Mary. 5ea<— Kingsland, Newcastle, Staffs. 
 
 JAMES TORY DOUGLAS, Gentleman, Master Mariner. 
 Born July 11, 1864, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Harigad Douglas, formerly of St. Bride's House, Borough- 
 muirhead, by his wife Jane Catherine Rachel, dau. of 
 Alexander Simpson of Edinburgh. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a cinquefoil sable, on a chief gules, two stars of 
 the field. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the liveries, a hand grasping a man's heart 
 proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 " Sicker." Married, Dec. 1896, Mary Louise, dau. of Rev. 
 
 John MacGowan, CM. of Amoy, of China; and has 
 /w««— Marjorie. Residence— Yion^-YLong. 
 
 ROBERT HINDE DOUGLAS, Gentleman. Master 
 Marmer. Born Oct. 31, 1871, being the third son of the 
 late Thomas Harigad Douglas, formerly of St. Bride's 
 House, Boroughmuirhead, by his wife Jane Catherine 
 Rachel, dau. of Alexander Simpson ot Edinburgh. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Argent, a cinquefoil salile within a bor- 
 dure azure, on a chief gules, two mullets of the field. 
 Mantling sable doubled argent. Crest— Upon a wreath 
 of his liveries, a dexter hand grasping a man's heart 
 proper, and on an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 "Sicker." Reside n ce — 
 
 S WILLIAM CHARLESIDOUGLAS, Esquire, D.S.O., 
 Lt.-Col., comdg. 3rd Batt. the Cameronians (Scottish 
 Rifles), J. P. CO. Forfar. Born June 18, 1862, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Douglas of Brigton, Forfarshire, 
 by his wife Ellen, dau. of John Rigge of Hawkshead, Lanes. 
 Livery — Light drab, scarlet facings. Armorial bearings 
 
 (L.O. 1900, matric. as cadet on proof of descent from the 
 Earls of Angus) — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a heart gules, 
 ensigned with arc, imperial crown proper on a chief azure, 
 three mullets of the field (for Douglas) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 a cross embattled sable (for Auchinleck), over all dividing 
 the quarters a cross raguly of the last, the whole within 
 a bordure invected azure, charged with eight holly leaves or. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a chapeau 
 gules, turned up ermine, a salamander in flames of fire 
 proper. Motto— " Jamais arriere." Married, Aug. 24, 
 1892, Jeannette Duguid, dau. of late Peter Hutchison of 
 Thornwood, Glasgow, Shipowner ; and has Issue — Marion 
 Ellen ; Jeannette Elizabeth Edith Grizel ; Margaret 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 DotD 
 
 Eupham Ouguid; luid M&rjorie Alison Hutchison. Jiesi- 
 ilrwM— Brigton, Douglastown, near Forfar. CMt — Junior 
 United Service and junior Conservative. 
 
 DOUGLASS, see BLACKF.R-DOUGLASS. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM EDWARD lAMl-IS DOUGLAS 
 of Tilquhillie, Esquire, J. P. cos, of Kincardine and Aber- 
 deenshire. Bom Feb. i6, i86^. being the eldest son of 
 lohn Sbolto Douglas, by his wife Vanda, dau. of Baron 
 Ernest de Pocllnitt. Armorial baarlngs— (.>uarterly i and 
 
 4, argent a heart imperially crowned proper, on a chief 
 azure, three mullets of the field ; 2. argent, three piles gules, 
 on a chief of the last two mullets of the first ; 3. argent, 
 three mascles sable, on a chief of the last, as many lions 
 passant guardant of the first. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand issuing 
 from clouds holding a sword erect proper. Motto (over 
 the crest)— "God for us." Supporters — Two savages 
 wreathed head and middle with a garland of oak leaves, each 
 with a club in his exterior hand resting on his .shoulder 
 proper. Married Nov. 7, 1901, Baroness Olga de Reuter, 
 only dau. of Baron de Reuter. Postal address— Feugh 
 Lodge, Banchory, N.B. C/«*— Wellington. 
 
 HENRY LEWIS DOULTON, Esquire. Born Feb. 
 12, 1853, being the only son of the late Sir Henry Doulton, 
 Knight Bachelor, J. P., by his wife Sarah, dau. of John 
 Lewis Kennaby. Livery — Black. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, on a pale invected or, between two goats' heads 
 erased of the last, a lion rampant sable between two es- 
 callops gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion sable, holding in the dexter 
 paw a cr os crosslet or, and resting the sinister upon an escut- 
 cheon argent, charged with a vase proper. Motto — " Le 
 beau est la splendour de vrai." Married, April 18, 1885, 
 Jessie Maria, dau. of Geo. Thompson White. 5«a/j— Bowling 
 Green House, Putney Heath, S. W. ; Woolpit, Ewhurst,near 
 Guildford, Surrey. Cluis— St. Stephen's, Westminster. 
 
 DOULTON (H. Coll.). Or, on a pile vert, between four 
 cross crosslets fitchde two and two in saltire in base, a 
 dragon rampant wings expanded all counterchanged. 
 
 Mantling' vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a cross crosslet fitch^e erect vert, a dragon wings 
 
 expanded, resting the dexter foreclaw on a . Motto — 
 
 " Excelsior." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Alfred Percy Doulton, Gentleman, Solicitor, fi. 
 Res. — York Lodge, Walton-on-Thames. 
 
 DOWDALL (U.O.). Gules, a fess between six martlets 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a martlet argent, crowned or. 
 
 Sons of late Rev. Launcelot Dowdall, M.A., Rector of 
 Rathfarnham, b. ; d. ; m. Maria, d. of John 
 Downing, Judge of the Supreme Court of the Kandian 
 Provinces : — 
 Rev. Launcelot John George Downing Dowdall, B.U., 
 M.A., LL.B. (Dub.), *. 
 ^«.— West Lodge, Sackville Road, Hove, Brighton. 
 
 Lawrence Charles Edward Downing Dowdall, Esq., C.B., 
 (Civ., 1901), M.A. (Trin, Coll., Dub.), Chief Clerk in Irish 
 Office 1887-1892, Private Sec. to Ri. Honbles. John Morley, 
 G. W. Balfour, and George Wyndham, successively Chief 
 Secretaries for Ireland, 1892-1901, since when he has been a 
 Principal Clerk in Chief Secretary's Office, Dublin, b. 185a, 
 /?«.— The Castle, Dublin. C/«^— University (Dublin). 
 
 Raymond Alexander Granville Fullerton Downing 
 Dowdall, Gentleman, M.D. (Dub.), b. 
 Res. — Mountjoy Prison, Dublin. 
 
 DOWNES, see GROSVENOR. 
 
 S CHARLES VILLIERS S. DOWNES, Esquire, J.P. 
 for the CO. of Bedford, High Sheriff 1896, Lt.-Col. late 
 
 E. Lanes. Regt. Born Oct. 15, 1846, being the eld. son of 
 the late Rev. R. Downes, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of Sundon, 
 in the co. of Bedford, by his wife, the late Charlotte Julia 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 E. , dau. and co-heiress (with her sister, Emma J. B., wife of 
 H. Brandreth, Esq., of Houghton Hall, Beds., both de- 
 ceased) of the late Lieut.-Col. C. Hervey Smith, 40th Foot, 
 M.A. (Oxon.), of Aspley House, in the co. of Bedford, J. P. 
 and D.L. for that county. Clubs — Naval and Military, 
 Bedford, Town and County. Livety — Black, white facings. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per pale sable and 
 gules, a stag lodged argent, holding in the mouth an ear of 
 wheat leaved and slipped or, between four garbs saltireways 
 of the third (for Downes) ; 2 and 3, per fesse nebuly sable 
 and argent, a pale with three cross crosslets crossed two 
 and one, and as many demi-men affront^ couped, each 
 holding in both hands a club in bend, one and two, all 
 countercharged (for Smith of Aspley House). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon two ears of wheat leaved and slipped or, a lapwing 
 with wings addorsed proper. Motto — " Soies content." 
 Married, Jan. 10, 1884, Catherine Elizabeth Anne, dau. of 
 the late F. Thompson, Esq., of Wimbledon Park; and 
 has surv. Issue — (i) Villiers Chernocke Downes, Gentleman, 
 b. March 5, 1891 ; (2) Archer Chernocke Downes, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 5, 1892 ; Dorothy Chernocke ; and Marjorie 
 Chernocke. Estates — Aspley House, Aspley Guise, in co. 
 of Bedford, and Kites Hardwick Manor, in co. of War- 
 wick. Postal address — Aspley House, Aspley Guise, 
 Beds. 
 
 JOHN SHEEN DOWNES, Gentleman. Born June 8, 
 1850, being the younger son of the late Rev. R. Downes, 
 M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of Sundon, in the co. of Bedford, by 
 his wife Charlotte Julia E. , dau. and co-heiress (with her 
 sister Emma J. B. , wife of H. Brandreth, Esquire, of 
 Houghton Hall, Beds., both deceased) of the late Lieut.-Col. 
 C. Hervey Smith, 40th Foot, M.A. (Oxon), of Aspley House, 
 in the co. of Bedford, J. P. and D. L. for that county. Livery 
 —Black, white facings. Armorial bearings — Per pale sable 
 and gules, a stag lodged argent, holding in the mouth an 
 ear of wheat leaved and slipped or, between four garbs 
 saltireways of the third (for Downes). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon two ears 
 of wheat leaved and slipped or, a lapwing with wings 
 addorsed proper. Motto — "Soies content." Married, i8gi, 
 Mary, dau. of Dr. J. Bentley. Postal address — Newmarket, 
 Ontario, Canada. 
 
 of the Hon. and Rev. Edward Pellew ; and has /ssite-{i) 
 Guy Pellew D'Oyly, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (2) Claude Pellew 
 D'Oyly, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; Maude Helen ; Constance 
 Frances ; Evelyn Breure ; Mabel Emily ; Sybil Margaret ; 
 and Cecily Joane. Town residence -6 Pembridge Villas, 
 Bayswater, London, W. C/«^— East India United Ser- 
 
 S CHARLES MERVYN DOYNE, Esq.. J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Wexford (High Sheriff 1873, and co. Carlow 1875) 
 M.A. Cantab. Born 1839, being the eldest son of the late 
 Robert Stephen Doyne, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Wells, by 
 Sarah Emily, dau. of Joseph Pratt of Cabra Castle, co. 
 Cavan. C/a<J.f— Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). Livery-^ 
 (Dress) : white, with red facings ; (undress) : Oxford mix- 
 ture, with red collar and waistcoat. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly i and 4, gules a fesse dancett^e between 
 three escallops argent (for Doyne) ; 2 and 3 azure, an 
 eagle displayed or (for O' Doyne), and impaling the arms 
 of Wentworth- Fitzwilliam, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 lozengy argent and gules (for Fitzwilliam) ; 2 and 3 sable, 
 a chevron between three leopards' faces or (for Wentworth). 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle rising proper ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a holly bush proper, in front 
 thereof a lizard passant or. Motto— " Mullac a boo." 
 Married, 1867, Lady Frances Mary, d. April 23, 1903, 
 eldest dau. of the Rt. Hon. William Thomas Spencer 
 Wentworth -Fitzwilliam, 6th Earl Fitzwilliam; and has, 
 with other Issue — Robert Wentworth Doyne, Capt. 4th 
 Batt. Oxon. Light Infantry, educated at Eton and Mag- 
 dalene Coll., Cambridge, b. 1868 \m. 1898, Lady Mary 
 Diana Lascelles, youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. Henry 
 Wick, 5th Earl of Harewood ; and has issue, Robert 
 Harry Doyne, Gentleman, b. 1899"]. Seats — Wells, near 
 Gorey ; and Kellistown, co. Carlow. 
 
 DRAKE, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 DRAKE, see DEANE-DRAKE and TYRWHITT- 
 DRAKE. 
 
 DOWNING (H. Coll.). Barry wavy of eight argent and 
 vert, a swan rising and regardant sable, on a chief arched 
 of the second two garbs or. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a 
 swan as in the arms, holding in the beak an ear of wheat 
 stalked, leaved, and slipped, and on the dexter side a garb 
 both or. 
 
 Sons of William Downing of Holly Lodge, Smethwick, 
 Staffs.:— 
 
 William Edward Downing, Gentleman, b. 
 Res. — Elm Lodge, Hagley, Worcs. 
 
 DOYLEY, quartered by BARTTELOT. 
 
 WILLIAM D'OYLY, Esquire, J.P. cos. of Nottingham 
 and Sussex. Born 1825, being the sixth son of the Rev. 
 George D'Oyly, D.D. , by Maria Francis his wife, dau. 
 of ^Villiam Bruere of Chetwynd, co. Salop. Armorial 
 bearings— Or, two fleurs-de-lis in bend sable between two 
 bendlets azure, impaling the arms of Pellew, namely 
 gules, a lion passant guardant and in chief two civic 
 wreaths or, and as an honourable augmentation, on a 
 chief wavy argent, in front of a representation of the city 
 of Algiers, a range of batteries flanked on the sinister by 
 a circular fortified castle with triple battlements proper, 
 thereon two flags displayed, the one barry wavy or and 
 gules (indicative of the presence of the Bey of Algiers 
 within the said castle), and the other of the last, on the 
 dexter and abreast of the said batteries a ship of the line 
 bearing the flag of an Admiral of the Blue Squadron 
 moored also proper. Mantling sable and or. Crest -On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi- dragon argent, wings 
 elevated azure, holding between the claws a fleur-de-lis 
 sable. Mottoes — ' ' Omne solum forti patria ; " and " Do no 
 ylle quoth D'Oylle." Married, 1856, Emma Susan, dau. 
 
 DRAX, see EGGINTON-ERNLE-ERLE-DRAX, and 
 SAWBRIDGE-ERLE-DRAX. 
 
 DRAYTON, see GRIMKE DRAYTON. 
 
 DREW (U.O.). Ermine, a lion passant gules. Motto 
 — " Drogo nomen et vitus arena dedit." 
 
 Son of Col. Francis Massy Drew of Drewscourt, J.P., 
 
 7th Hussars, and Assistant Inspector of Remounts, 
 
 b. 1838 ; d. 189S ; m. 1874, Mary Anne, eld. d. of late 
 
 Anthony Wilkinson of Coxhoe, co. Durham : — 
 
 Clennell Frank Massy Drew, Esq., J.P. co. Limerick, 
 
 (High Sheriff 1903), b. 1877. 5«a/— Drewscourt, Charle- 
 
 ville, CO. Cork. 
 
 Sons of Ringrose Drew, Gentleman, b. 1841 ; d. 1895 ; 
 m. 1881, Anna Alicia Susanna, d. of William Ryan of 
 Ballymackeough, co. Tipperary: — 
 Francis William Massy Drew, Gentleman, b. 1881. 
 Res.— 
 
 Ringrose Charles Willington Drew, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; 
 Res.— 
 
 JULIUS CHARLES DREW, Esquire, J.P. co. Sussex. 
 Born April 4, 1856, being the third son of the late Rev. 
 George Smith Drew, M.A., Rector of Avington, Win- 
 Chester, Select Preacher at Cambridge, and Hulsean Lec- 
 turer 1877, by his wife Mary, eldest child of William Peek 
 of Loddiswell, Devon. Armorial bearings— Ermine, a 
 lion passant per pale gules and or, in chief three ears of 
 wheat stalked and bladed of the last. Mantlmg gules 
 and argent Crest-On a wreath of the colours, m front 
 of a bull's head sable, gorged with a collar gemel, and 
 holding in the mouth three ears of wheat, a garb fessewise 
 all or Mottoes— " Drogo nomen et virtus arma dedit, 
 and " Deum adspice." Married, Sept. 16, 1900, Frances, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 youngsr dau. of Tbonms Richardson of Buxton, Derby- 
 shire ; and has Issut — (i) Adrian Drew, b. 1891 ; (a) Basil 
 
 k'k'^' 
 
 JOHN LOUIS EMIL DREYER, Esquire, M.A.. Ph.D. 
 (Copenhagen), Director of Armagh Observatory. Bom 
 Feb. 13, 1852, being the son of His Excellency Lt.-General 
 John Christopher Frederick Dreyer of the Danish Army, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Dannebrog of 
 Denmark, and of St. Stanislaus of Russia, Knight Com- 
 mander of the Swedish Order of the Sword, by his wife Ida, 
 dau. of Christian Frederic Randrup, and was naturalised 
 as a British subject 1885. Armorial bearings — Per fesse 
 argent and gules, cnaperonn(i azure, in chiel a trefoil slipped 
 and inverted vert, and in base three roundels, each charged 
 with a quatrefoil argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Orest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm vambraced, 
 the hand gauntleted, grasping a trident bend sinisterways 
 
 Drew, *. 1894 ; (3) Cedric Drew, b. 1896 ; and Mary Seat 
 — Wadhurst Hall, Sussex. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 WILLIAM FRANCIS DREW, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 
 at-Law of the Inner Temple. Bom , being the second 
 
 son of the late Rev. George Smith Drew, M.A., Rector of 
 Avington, Winchester, by his wife Mary, eldest child of 
 William Peek of Loddiswell, Devon. Armorial beailngs — 
 Ermine, a lion passant per pale gules and or, in chief three 
 ears of wheat stalked and bladed of the last. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a bull's head sable, gorged with a collar gemel, and 
 holding in the mouth three ears of wheat, a garbfessewise all 
 or. Motto— "Drogonomenet virtus armadedit." Married 
 Maria, dau. of W. M. Meigh, Esq., J. P., of Ash Hall, Staf- 
 fordshire. 
 
 ALFRED DREWE-MERCER. Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — 
 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a heron's head couped, 
 holding in the beak an eel twined round the neck proper, 
 between two crosses pat6e aziu-e (for Mercer) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a stag courant 
 proper, in front of a gate or (for Drewe). Residence— yj 
 Stanhope Gardens, Queen's Gate. 
 
 DREWETT ORMONDE DREWETT, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Durham, Barrister-at-Law, B.A. (Oxon.). Bom June 
 I, 1838, being the only son of the late Thomas Drewett 
 Brown, Barrister-at-Law (who assumed by Royal Licence, 
 Sept. 6, 1867, the name and arms of Drewett only, for him- 
 self and his issue), by his wife Isabella, eldest dau. of Sir 
 William Clay tor, first Bart. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 on a chevron nebuly, between three fleurs-de-lis gules, a 
 rose of the field between two wreaths of palm proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two palm branches saltierways proper, 
 a fleur-de-lis gules. Married, 1869, Catherine Mary, second 
 dau. of Joseph Burrell. Seat — Jarrow Hall, Jarrow-on-Tyne, 
 CO. Durham. Residence — Riding Mill, Northumberland. 
 
 argent, the shaft proper. Motto — " Uden arbeide ingen 
 lykke." Married, Nov. 11, 1875, Katherine Hannah, 
 eldest dau. of John Tuthill, Esq., formerly of Kilmore, 
 CO. Limerick; and has Issue — (i) John Tuthill Dreyer, 
 Esq., Capt. R.A., b. Dec. 24, 1876; (2) Frederic Charles 
 Dreyer, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. Jan. 8, 1878 [m. June 
 26, 1901, Una Maria, dau. of Rev. J. T. Hallet, and has 
 issue, Phyllis Una Tuthill]; (3) George Villiers Dreyer, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.A., b. Feb. 27, 1883 ; (4) Wilfrid Lloyd 
 Dreyer, Gentleman, b. 1885, d. 1889 ; Alice Beatrice [m. 
 June 4, 1901, Warham Jemmett Shaw-Hamilton, eldest son 
 of the Dean of Armagh] ; and Margaret Ida, b. 1887, d. 
 1888. Residence — The Observatory, Armagh. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM LEECE DRINKWATER, Knight 
 Bachelor, Barrister-at-Law, Master of Arts of the Uni- 
 versity of Cambridge, first Deemster in the Isle of Man 
 until 1897, when he resigned. Bom 1812, being the second 
 son of John Drinkwater of Liverpool, and Moor Piatt, 
 in the County Palatine of Lancaster, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, daughter of James Gandy of Kendal, and nephew 
 of Sir George Drinkwater, Knight Bachelor ; and was 
 dubbed Knight Bacheloi in the year 1877. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Per pale gules and azure, 
 on a fesse wavy argent, between three garbs or, as many 
 billets of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, three ears of wheat, one in pale 
 and two in saltire, enfiled with a ducal coronet all or ; with 
 the Motto, "Sapiens qui assiduus." Married, 1840, 
 Elinor, daughter of Peter Bourne of Liverpool and 
 Hackinsall Hall, in the county of Lancaster; and has 
 had Issue — (i) George Drinkwater, Esquire, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Crown Receiver and Seneschal, and a Justice of the 
 Peace for the Isle of Man, bom 1852 [married, 1880, 
 Mary Wyse, granddaughter of Roddam J. Roddam of 
 Roddam, and has, with other issue, William Roddam 
 Drinkwater, Esquire, born 1881]; (2) John Drinkwater- 
 Lawe, Esquire, who assumed the additional surname 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
and arms of Lawe by Royal License 1879, and died 
 1889. Estate and postal address — Kirby, Douglas, Isle 
 of Man. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable PONSONBY WILLIAM 
 MOORE, Earl of Drogheda, Viscount Moore of 
 Drogheda, and Baron Moore of Mellefont, in the Peerage 
 of Ireland; Representative Irish Peer, J. P. and D.L. for 
 Devonshire and Queen's County, and J. P. for Kildare. 
 Born April 29, 1846, being the son of Ponsonby Arthur 
 Moore, Esquire, by his wife Augusta Sophia, daughter 
 
 Dro 403 
 
 about the temples argent and azure. Supporters— Two 
 greyhounds argent. Motto— " Fortis cadere, cedere, non 
 potest. Married, October 16, 1879, Anne Tower, daughter 
 of George Moir, Doctor of Laws, formerly Sheriff of the 
 county of Stirhng; and has /jw— Henry Charles Ponsonby 
 Moore, Esquire, commonly called Viscount Moore, born 
 "^^^ ^^' ^^^,'^ ' ^"'^ ^^^y Beatrice Ponsonby Moore. Seat 
 —Moore Abbey, co. Kildare. 
 
 S RICHARD REYNELL DROUGHT, Esquire, D L. 
 and J. P. CO. Wicklow, High Sheriff 1901, late Capt. 
 
 of the Hon. William Henry Gardner, Lieut. -Gen. R.A. 
 Creations — Baron, July 20, 1616; Viscount, Feb. 7, 1621; 
 Earl, 1661 (Irish honours). Clubs — Carlton, Conserva- 
 tive. Livery — Blue with orange facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Azure, on a chief indented or, 
 three mullets pierced gules. Above the escutcheon is placed 
 the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 out of a ducal coronet or, a Moor's head proper, vweathed 
 
 Westmeath 'and Wicklow Militia, formerly Lieut. 51st 
 Light Infantry. Born July 2, 1840, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of Rev. John William Fairbrother 
 Drought of Glencarrig, co. Wicklow, A.B. Trinity College, 
 Dublin, by his first wife Anna Maria, dau. of Richard 
 Reynell of Killynon, Killucan, co. Westmeath. Livery— 
 Dark green, crimson facings. Armorial bearings — Or, a 
 chevron vert, between three wolves' heads erased gules. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Dro 
 
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 a rainbow issuant from clouds proper. Motto—" Semper 
 sitiens," Married, June a6. i86o, Isabella Euphemia 
 Anne, only child of Lieut. -CoL J. J. Nugent of Clonlost, 
 Killucan. co. Westmeath. 5<a/— Glcncarrig, Glenealy. 
 CO. Wicklow. C/**— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 THOMAS AR.MSTRONG DROUGHT, Esquire. J. P. 
 and D.L.. High Shtriff 1889, late Capi. aSih Regt. Horn 
 June 30, 1857. being the eldest son of the late Lieut.-Col. 
 John Head Drought. J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff i8ai, 
 formerly in the i3tn Light Dragoons, served m the Peninsula 
 to the end of the war at Waterloo, and at the capture of Paris, 
 by his wife Francos Jane, d.-iu. of Henry Spunner of Coro- 
 lanty. Armorial bearings — Or, a chevron vert between 
 three wolves' heads erased gules. Mantling vert and argent. 
 OrMt— On a wreath of the colours, a rainbow issuant from 
 clouds proper. MottO — " Semper sitiens." AfarrieJ, Uox. 
 6. 1884. Mary Letitia. dau. of Lieut.-Col. Edward Osborne 
 Broadlcy, 3and L.I. ; and has Issue -]6t\n Victor Drought, 
 Gentleman, h. Jan. 9. 1887 ; (a) Francis Gerald Drought, 
 Gentleman, b. May 8, 1888 ; (3) Thomas David Broadley 
 Drought, Gentleman,^. Nov. 15, 1900; and Doris Marjoric. 
 AVa/— Lettybrook, Kinnetty, King's County. 
 
 THOMAS HENRY DROUGHT, Esquire, J.P. Bom 
 1855. being the second son of the late John Alexander 
 Drought, Esq., Capt. King's Co. Militia, formerly Capt. 
 6sth Regt., by his wife Caroline Susanna, dau. of Lieut.- 
 Col. John White of the 8oth Regt. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, a chevron vert, between three wolves' heads erased 
 gules. M^^ntUng vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a rainbow issuant from clouds proper. MottO 
 —"Semper sitiens." Married, 1888, Madeline KjTa, 
 eldest dau. of Capt. E. C. M'Murdo, late 79th Highlanders, 
 and has had /w««— Alexander Charles Drought, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. 8, 1899 ; Madeline Mary ; Helen Iris, d. June 7, 
 1897; and Violet Caroline. .Sea/— Whigsboro', near Par- 
 sonstown. 
 
 DRUMMOND, see STIRLING- HOME- DRUM- 
 MOND, BERESFORD-DRUMMOND, and HAY- 
 DRUMMOND. 
 
 DRUMMOND. quartered by CARINGTON and 
 ELPHINSTONE. 
 
 DRUMMOND, Earl of Perth (matric. L.O., c. 1672-7). 
 Or, three bars wavy gules. 
 
 DRUMMOND of Machanie (matric. c. 1673-7). Arms as 
 above, and on a canton of the first, a lion's head erased 
 within a double tressure flory counterflory of the second, 
 in the middle chief point a crescent of the third. [Neither 
 as Viscounts Strathallan nor since their succession to the 
 Elarldom of Perth has any rematriculation been made to 
 this line of the house of Drummond, now represented in the 
 male line as under. Unless the arms have passed away to 
 the many heirs portioners, the present Earl of Perth — who 
 is not within the first-mentioned matriculation — would 
 appear to be entitled to the arms of Drummond of 
 Machanie. He however uses an entirely different achieve- 
 ment]. 
 
 Son of James David Drummond, loth Viscount Strath- 
 allan, b. 1839; d. 1893; m. 1st, 1868, Ellen (rf. 1873), 
 d. of Cuthbert B. Thomhill, Indian C.S. ; and, 
 Margaret, eld. d. of William Smythe of Methven 
 Castle, Perth :— 
 Rt. Hon. William Huntley Drummond (presumably since 
 1902), 15th Earl of Perth (4 March 1605) and (presumably 
 since 1902) i8th Lord Drummond (29 Jan. 1487-8), nth 
 Viscount Strathallan (6 Sept. 1686), nth Baron Drummond 
 of Cromlix (6 Sept. 1686), 14th Baron Maderty (31 Jan. 
 1608-9), all in the Peerage of Scotland, Hereditary Thane 
 of Lennox, and Hereditary Steward of Menteith and 
 Stratheam, Capt. 3rd Batt. " Black Watch," b. 5 Aug. 
 1871. Seat — Machany, Perthshire. 
 
 Drummond (matric. L.O., 1875). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 Drummond as above ; 2. or, a lion's head erased within a 
 double tressure flory counterflory gules ; 3. argent, sem6 
 of cross crosslets fitch^e, three fleurs-de-lis sable within a 
 bordurc wavy ermines ( Beresford, granted 1814). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — ^A falcon, wings expanded. 
 
 hooded, jessed, and belled proper, charged on the breast 
 with a mullet or. Motto — " Lord have mercy." 
 Son of Sir Edmund Drummond, K.C.I.L. : — 
 Capt. Francis Colebrooke Beresford-Drummond (q.v.). 
 Drummond of Cromlix (matric. 1853, and ao July 1903 ; 
 vide also Hay-Drummond of Cromlix). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 Drummond as above ; a and 3, or, a lion's head erased 
 within a double tressure flory counterflory gules, the whole 
 within a bordure of the last. Mantling gules, doubled or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle regardant, 
 wings expanded proper, membered gold. Motto — " Prius 
 mori quam fidem fallere. " 
 
 Son of George Drummond, Gentleman, of Stanmore, 
 
 Banker (gdson of George Drummond of Stanmore by 
 
 Martha, eld d. and coh. of Hon. Thomas Harley, son 
 
 of 3rd Earl of Oxford and Mortimer, and gt.-gdson of 
 
 John Drummond by Charlotte, d. of Lord William 
 
 Beauclerk, s. of Charles, ist Duke of St. Albans, by 
 
 Lady Diana de Vere, d. and sole h. of Aubrey de Vere, 
 
 20th and last Earl of Oxford), b. i8oa ; d. 1851 ; m. 
 
 1831, Marianne, d. of Edward Berkeley-Portman , 
 
 Esq. : — 
 
 George James Drummond, Gentleman [has obtained 
 
 R.L., 31 July 1902, to assume additional name and arms 
 
 of De Vere], b. 1835 ; m. 1876, Elizabeth Cecile Sophia, d. 
 
 of Rev. F. J. Norman, by his wife Lady Adeliza, d. of sth 
 
 Duke of Rutland; and has issue— (i) George Henry 
 
 Drummond, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; (2) David Robert Drum- 
 
 mond, Gentleman, b. 1884; (3) Alexander Victor Drum- 
 mond, Gentleman, b. i888; Cecile Elizabeth Adeliza 
 Beatrix ; Ida Mary ; and Euphemia Mabel. Seat — Sway- 
 lands, Penshurst, Kent. Town res.— 14 Belgrave Square, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 S MALCOLM DRUMMOND. Esquire, of Megginch, 
 Captain Reserve of Officers, late Captain Grenadier 
 Guards, served in Soudan Campaign, 1885 (medal and 
 clasp and Khedive's star), J.P. and D.L. co. Perth, 
 Groom of the Privy Chamber to Her Majesty the 
 Queen, appointed 1893 Groom-in-Waiting in Ordinary to 
 the Queen. Bom March 2, 1856, being the eldest son of the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 late John Murray Drummond, Esquire, of Megginch, late 
 Captain Grenadier Guards, by Frances his wife, fourth daugh- 
 ter of General Sir John Oswald, Knight Grand Cross of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Knight Grand Cross of 
 the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, of Dunnikier. Club — Guards'. Livery — Grey coat 
 with red and yellow lace round collar, and gilt buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per fesse wavy or 
 and gules, and impaling the arms of Amherst, namely, 
 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, two arms properl 
 drawing an arrow to the head in a bow or ; and in an escro, 
 above this Motto, ' ' Marte et arte ; " and for his Supporters, 
 on the dexter side a savage wreathed head and middle with 
 oak, holding on his dexter shoulder a club proper ; and on 
 the sinister side a Knight armed at all points, the visor of 
 his helmet up, a spear resting in his sinister arm proper. 
 Married, April 30, 1890, Geraldine Margaret Amherst, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Geraldine Margaret, 
 
 t. 
 
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 quarterly i and 4, gules three tilting-spears, two and one or, 
 headed argent (for Amherst) ; 2. per saltire argent and or, 
 in fesse two lions rampant gules, in chief and in base a 
 dexter arm couped at the elbow, habited gules cuffed azure 
 and hand proper, holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect also 
 gules (for Daniel) ; 3. or, on a chevron azure between three 
 marigolds slipped proper, two lions passant respecting each 
 other or, wiihin a bordure compony argent and azure (for 
 Tyssen). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and upon a 
 
 sixth daughter of the Right Honourable William Amhurst 
 Tyssen Amherst, first Baron Amherst of Hackney ; and has 
 Issue— ]o\\vi Drummond, Gentleman, b. May 6, 1900; 
 lean; Victoria Alexandrina ; and Frances. Estate— U^g- 
 ginch, in the county of Perth. Postal arfrfmj— Megginch 
 Castle, Errol, N.B. 
 
 REGINALD HENRY TUDOR DRUMMOND, Gentle- 
 man, and Civil Engineer, of Balquhandy, Dunnmg, co. 
 Perth Bom March 16, 1869, being the son of the late John 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Drummond, Ksq., Lie«it. loih Hussars and Capt. West 
 Kent I.i{{ht Infantry (Militia), sometime A.D.C. to Com- 
 mander-in-Chief. Ik>mbay ; of Strageath and Balquhandy, 
 ca Perth. Armorial bearlngt— Or, three bars wavy 
 
 — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a hart trippant argent (for Lowe) ; 
 a and 3, argent, on a chief vert, two mullets or, each charged 
 with an annulet azure. MantllTig azure and argent. Cresta 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a wolf passant argent (for 
 Lowe) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a greyhound courant 
 sable, gorged with a plain collar and charged with two 
 mullets all or. Kesidtnce — 
 
 ROBERT HENRY DRURY-LOWE, Esquire. Colonel 
 late Grenadier Guards^; served in the Kaffir War, Indian 
 Mutiny as A.D.C. to Commander-in-Chief at Delhi, 
 D.A.A.G. in China i860, D.A.Q.M.G. in Canada 1863-4, 
 J. P. for CO. Derby. Born October 7, 1831, Ijeing the third 
 son of the late William Drury Holden Lowe (who assumed 
 by Sign Manual 1849 the surname of Lowe), J. P. and D. L. 
 for CO. Derby, High Sheriff 1854, hy his wife Hon. Caroline 
 Esther Curzon, youngest dau. of Kt. Hon. Nathaniel, 2nd 
 Lord Scarsdale. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 azure, a hart trippant argent (for Lowe) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 on a chief vert, two mullets or, each charged with an annu- 
 let azure (for Drury). Mantling azure and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a wolf passant argent (for 
 Lowe) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a greyhound courant 
 sable, gorged with a plain collar and charged with two 
 mullets all or. Married, May 15, 1862, Ellen, eldest' dau. 
 of Joseph Pocklington-Senhouse of Netherall, co. Cumber- 
 land. Residence — 
 
 VINCENT FRANCIS KEPPEL DRURY-LOWE. 
 Gentleman, late 63rd Regt. Born July i, 1847, being the 
 fourth son of the late William Drury Holden Lowe (who 
 assumed by Sign Manual 1849 the surname of Lowe), J. P. 
 and D.L. for co. Derby, High Sheriff 1854, by his wife 
 Hon. Caroline Esther Curzon, youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Nathaniel, 2nd Lord Scarsdale. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, azure, a hart trippant argent (for Lowe) ; 
 2 and 3, argent, on a chief vert, two mullets or, each 
 charged with an annulet azure. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a wolf 
 passant argent (for Lowe) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 greyhound courant sable, gorged with a plain collar and 
 charged with two mullets all or. Married, April 28, 1877, 
 Elizabeth Mary, only dau. of Dr. Christmas. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 gules within a bordure engrailed azure, charged with three 
 mullets argent, in fesse point a crescent of the last. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a dexter arm in armour from 
 the shoulder embowed, the hand holding a falchion 
 proper ; and in an escroU over the same this Motto, 
 "Caute sed intrepide." Postal address — Balquhandy, 
 Dunning, co. Perth, N.B. C/wi— Caledonian. Resides 
 abroad. 
 
 General Sir DRURY CURZON DRURY-LOWE, 
 G.C.B. ; served in the Crimea, Indian Mutiny, command- 
 ing Cavalry Brigade in South Africa 1881, Egypt 1882, at 
 Aldershot 1884, Inspector-General of Cavalry 1890. Born 
 Jan. 3, 1830, being the second son of the late William 
 Drury Holden Lowe (who assumed by Sign Manual 1849 
 the surname of Lowe), J. P. and D.L. for co. Derby, High 
 Sheriff 1854, by his wife Hon. Caroline Esther Curzon, 
 youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. Nathaniel, 2nd Lord Scarsdale. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a hart 
 trippant argent (for Lowe) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a chief 
 vert, two mulU-ts or, each charged with an annulet azure. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a wolf passant argent (for Lowe) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a greyhound courant sable, gorged 
 with a plain collar and charged with two mullets all or 
 (for Drury). Residence — Key Dell, Horndean, R.S.O., 
 Hants. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 RICHARD CURZON SHERWIN DRURY-LOWE, 
 Gentleman, late loth Hussars. Bom July 23, 1849, being 
 the fifth son of the late William Drury Holden Lowe (who 
 assumed by Sign Manual 1849 the surname of Lowe), Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Derby, High Sheriff 1854, by his wife 
 Hon. Caroline Esther Curzon, youngest dau. of the Rt. 
 Hon. Nathaniel, 2nd Lord Scarsdale. Armorial bearings 
 
 WILLIAM DRURY NATHANIEL DRURY-LOWE, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1893), late Lieut, nth 
 
 Hussars. Bom July 13, 1828, being the eldest son of the 
 late William Drury Holden of Denby and Locko aforesaid 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 [who assumed on the death of his grandmother, Anne wife 
 of Wilham Drury-Lowe, in the year 1849, the surname of 
 Lowe, by Royal Sign- Manual dated July 19, 1853], J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Derby, High Sheriff for the same 1854, by his 
 wife Hon. Caroline Esther, youngest dau. of the Right Hon. 
 Nathaniel Curzon, 2nd Baron Scarsdale ; assumed by Royal 
 License, dated Aug. 16, 1884, the surname and arms of Drury, 
 in addition to and before that of Lowe. Armorial bearingB 
 —Quarterly i and 4, azure a hart trippant argent (for 
 Lowe) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chief vert, two mullets or, each 
 charged with an annulet azure (for Drury), and impaling the 
 arms of Needham, namely, argent a bend engrailed azure, 
 between two bucks' heads caboshed sable. Mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf passant argent (for Lowe) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a greyhound courant sable, gorged with a 
 plain collar, and charged with two mullets all or (for Drury). 
 Mottoes -' ' Duty leads me " (Lowe) ; " Droyt et devount " 
 (Drury). Married, Dec. 16, 1876, Lady Lucy, eldest dau. 
 of Francis Jack Needham, Esq., commonly called Viscount 
 Newry, and sister of the present Rt. Hon. Earl of Kilmorey ; 
 and has Issue— [x) William Drury Drury-Lowe, Gentleman! 
 Lieut. Grenadier Guards, b. Sept. 30, 1877 ; (2) John Alfred 
 Edwin Drury-Lowe, Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 1881 ; (3) Law- 
 rence Robert Charles Drury-Lowe, Gentleman, b. Aug. 7, 
 1883; (4) Edward Nathaniel Drury-Lowe, Gentleman', 
 b. Oct. 22, 1888 ; Lucy Ann ; Dorothy Margaret ; and 
 Grace. Seat —'L.ocM.q Park, Derby. C/«^j — Carlton, 
 Travellers'. 
 
 ARTHUR GREY DUBERLY, Esquire, J.P. co. Bedford, 
 late Lt.-Col. i6th Regt., Reserve of Officers serving with 
 remounts in South Africa. Born Dec. 15, 1846, being the 
 fourth son of the late James Duberly, Esq. (eldest son of Sir 
 James Duberly), of Gaynes Hall, who served in the Penin- 
 sula and Flanders in the nth Dragoons, by his wife Emily 
 Hannah, third dau. of Col. Hon. William Grey (brother of 
 Earl Grey). Livery— hoMe green coat, striped yellow waist- 
 coat and drab overcoat. Armorial bearings (1766)— Vert, 
 on a fesse or, between two garbs in chief of the last and a 
 sickle in base argent, the handle gold, an arrow barways 
 gules, headed and flighted of the third, between two estoiles 
 azure. Mantling vert and or. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed proper, holding in the hand 
 three ears of wheat or. Motto—' ' Res non verba. " Mar- 
 ried, Nov. 10, 1877, Ida Mary Villiers, second dau. of R. 
 W. Farrer of Mitchellstown, co. Cork; and has Issue- 
 (i) James Duberly, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 2nd Royal 
 Berks, served in South Africa (1901-1902), b. March 14, 
 1882 ; (2) Vernon Conrad Duberly, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 
 Royal Field Artillery, b. June 22, 1885; (3) Montagu 
 Richard William Duberly, Gentleman, b. 1887. Seat- 
 The Barns, Fenlake, Beds. 
 
 §GREY WILLIAM DUBERLY, Esquire, Captain 
 Grenadier Guards. Born June 29, 1875, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Duberly, Esq., of Gaynes 
 Hall, J.P. and D.L. co. Huntingdon, High Sheriff 1884, 
 Capt. Grenadier Guards, by his wife Hon. Rosa Louisa 
 Vernon Sandys, youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. Arthur Marcus 
 Cecil, 2nd Lord Sandys. Armorial bearings (1766) —Vert, 
 on a fesse or, between two garbs in chief of the last and a 
 sickle in base argent, the handle gold, an arrow barways 
 gules headed and flighted of the third, between two estoiles 
 azure. Mantling vert and or. Crest-On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed proper, holding in the hand 
 three ears of wheat or. Motto — " Res non verba. ' ' Seat— 
 Gaynes Park, St. Neots, co. Huntingdon. C/ubs— Guards' , 
 Brooks's, Bachelors', 
 
 JAMES GREY DUBERLY. Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 Cambridge, late Lieut. R.N. Born Dec. 5, 1855, being 
 the sixth son of the late James Duberly, Esq. (eldest son 
 of Sir James Duberly), of Gaynes Hall, who served in the 
 Peninsula and at Waterloo in the nth Lt. Dragoons, by his 
 wife Emily Hannah, third dau. of Col. Hon. William Grey 
 (brother of Earl Grey). Armorial bearings (1766)— Vert, 
 on a fesse or, between two garbs in chief of the last and a 
 sickle in base argent, the handle gold, an arrow barways 
 gules, headed and flighted of the third, between two estoiles 
 azure. Mantling vert and or. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed proper, holding in the hand 
 three ears of wheat or. Motto—" Res non verba." Mar- 
 
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 rted, Feb. lo, 1881, Gertrude Emily, dau. of Harry Thorn- 
 ton of Kempstone Grange, co. Beds. Residence — ^1 
 Camperdown Place, Great Yarmouth. 
 
 DUCKETT, see STEUART-DUCKETT. 
 
 STEUART JAMES CHARLES DUCKETT, Esq 
 J.P. CO. Carlow (High Sheriff 1873), formerly Lieut, iith 
 Hnsssxs Bom 1847, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 late Wjlham Duckett. Esq.. J. P.. of Russelstown. by 
 Harriet Isabella Anne, dau. of Lieut-Col. Charles Edward 
 Gordon. R. A. Zjwrj/ — Dark blue. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, on a saltire argent, a mullet of the field 
 with many quarterings. and impaling the arms of 
 Dick-Lauder, namely, gules, a griffin salient argent 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers argent, a 
 crescent for difference ; 2. a buck's head couped affront^e 
 proper ; 3. a cat's head affront^e and erased of a tabby 
 colour, holding in the mouth a rat sable. Motto— "Je 
 veux le droit." Married, 1871. Catherine Seton, youngest 
 dau. of Sir John Dick-Lauder, 8th Bart., and Lady Anne 
 Dick- Lauder, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Stair ; and 
 has Issue— )ohn Steuart Duckett. Gentleman, b. 1876 ; and 
 Amy Anne Charlotte. 5fa^— Russelstown Park. Carlow. 
 Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 WILLIAM DUCKETT, Esquire. J.P. and D.L. co. 
 Carlow, and J.P. co. Kildare. High Sheriff for co. Car- 
 low 1854, and for Queen's co. 1881. Born April 14, 1822, 
 being the eldest son of John Dawson Duckett of Duckett's 
 Grove, co. Carlow, by his wife Sarah Summers, dau. of 
 William Hutchison of Timoney, co. Tipperary. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly of i6 ; i. sable, a saltire argent, a 
 crescent gules (for Duckett); 2. gules, a saltire argent, 
 between twelve cross crosslets or (for Windsor) ; 3. argent, 
 a bend gules (for Kendall) ; 4. sable, five gouttes d'or in 
 saltire (for ); 5. argent, three bugle-horns sable 
 
 stringed gules (for Ballingham) ; 6. argent, three bendlets 
 gules, on a canton of the last, a lion rampant of the first 
 (for Bumside) ; 7. argent, a chief dancette sable, a crescent 
 for difference (for De la Poer) ; 8. argent, on a chief gules, 
 three escallops of the field (for Power) ; 9. Barry of eight 
 argent and gules (for Barry) ; 10. argent, three eagles dis- 
 played gules (for De Courcy); 11. or, three bars gules (for 
 Berry); 12. gules, three oak leaves argent (for Cogan) ; 13. 
 argent, on a fesse wavy between three leopards' faces azure, 
 as many crescents of the field a chief vair (for Piphoe) ; 14. 
 azure, a chevron ermine between three arrows paleways 
 points downwards argent, on a chief of the last, three mart- 
 lets sable, a canton gules, charged with a mullet gold (for 
 Dawson) ; 15. sable, a bull's head couped argent, enclosed 
 in a wreath or and azure (for Pim) ; 16. argent, on a bend 
 azure, between two lions rampant sable, three mullets or 
 (for Handy). Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. Out 
 of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers argent, 
 a crescent for difference ; 2. a buck's head couped affront^e 
 proper; 3. a cat's head affront^e and erased of a tabby 
 colour, holding in the mouth a rat sable. Mottoes — 
 "Je veux le droit," "Spectemur agendo." Married, firstly, 
 Jan. 16, 1868, Anna Maria, third dau. of the late Thomas 
 Harrison Marony, Esq.. J. P., of Miltown House, Miltown 
 Malbay, co. Clare (she d.s.p. May 12, 1894). He married 
 secondly, Nov. 19, 1895, Marie Georgina, eldest dau. of 
 the late Captain Robert Gordon Gumming, 56th Regt. (who 
 was present at Moodkee, Ferozeshah, and Sobraon, and 
 served in the Crimea), and widow of Theophilus Thompson, 
 Esq., of Ford Lodge, co. Cavan, J.P. Seats — Duckett's 
 Grove. Palatine, co. Carlow, and Newtown, co. Kildare ; 
 " De Wyndesore," Raglan Road, Dublin. Clubs — Con- 
 servative. Royal St. George's (Kingstown), Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD HENRY DUCKETT- 
 STEUART, Esq.. J.P. co. Carlow (High Sheriff 1879), 
 Capt. 8th Batt. King's Royal Rifle Corps. Born 1850, 
 being the second surviving son of the late William Duckett 
 of Russelstown Park. co. Carlow. by Harriet Isabella Anne, 
 only dau. of the late Lieut-Col. Charles Edward Gordon, 
 R.A. ; assumed the name and arms of Steuart. by Royal 
 License. March 21, 1894. Club — Raleigh. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4. or a fesse chequy azure and 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 argent, surmounted by a Iwnd engrailed gules (for Steuart); 
 a and 3 sable, on a saltire argent, a mullet of the field (for 
 Duckett). M»"^^'"g azure and or ; and for his CrMt, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a pelican in her piety argent, 
 winged or, the nest and young proper. MottO— " Virescit 
 vulnere virtus." Married, 1873, Anne, youngest dau. of the 
 Hon. B. Seymour (Senator), of Port Hope, Canada ; and 
 has, with other Issue — William Steuart, b. 1874. Seal— 
 Rutland Lodge, Car low. 
 
 Sir DYCE DUCKWORTH, Knight Bachelor, Knight 
 of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of Saint John of 
 Jerusalem in England, Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of 
 Laws (honoris caitsd) of the University of Kdinburgh ; 
 Doctor of Medicine {honoris causd) of the Royal University 
 of Ireland; Fellow and Treasurer of the Royal College of 
 Physicians, London, and Honorary Fellow of the Royal 
 College of Physicians of Ireland ; Honorary I'hysician to 
 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 1890^ 1901. Born November 
 
 84, 1840, being the fourth and youngest son of the late 
 Robinson Duckworth of Liverpool, by Elizabeth Forbes 
 his wife, daughter of the late William Nicol of Stonehaven, 
 Doctor of Medicine (by his wife, Margaret Dyce), and was 
 dubbed a Knight in the year 1886. C/u6 — Athenaeum. 
 Livery— Royai blue and white. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure, 
 between two leopards' faces in chief and a garb in base 
 sable, three crosses patte or, surmounted by a helmet befitting 
 his degree, mantled azure doubled argent ; and for his 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount between 
 two palm-branches vert, a garb fesseways or, charged with 
 two crosses patte in fesse, and surmounted by a duck sable ; 
 with the Motto, " Perseverantia." Married, firstly, April 
 26, 1870, Annie Alicia (who died 1889), dau. of Alexander 
 Hopkins, and widow of John Smith of Bombay and 
 Mickleham Hall, Surrey ; and secondly, 1890, Ada Emily, 
 dau. of George Arthur Fuller of the Rookery, near 
 Dorking ; and has had Issue — (i) Edward Dyce Duckworth, 
 Esquire, born July 10, 1875 ; (2) Christian Leslie Dyce 
 Duckworth, Elsquire, born November 19, 1891 ; (3) Arthur 
 Dyce Duckworth, Esquire, born March 6, 1896 ; and two 
 daughters, both deceased, namely, Elizabeth Dyce and 
 
 Margaret Dyce. Postal address — xi Grafton Street, Pic- 
 cadilly. 
 
 DUCKWORTH (H. Coll.). Argent, a cross pointed 
 sable, surmounted by a like cross or, m chief two gryphons' 
 heads erased, each surmounting four spear-heads conjoined 
 in saltire proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a gryphon's head erased and 
 surmounting four spear-heads conjoined as in the arms. 
 Sons of Herbert Duckworth, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law, b. 1833; d. ; m. May i, 1867, Julia Prinsep 
 
 Jackson : — 
 George Herbert Duckworth, b. March 5, 1868. 
 Gerald de I'Estrang Duckworth, Gentleman, b. Oct. 29, 
 1870. Res.—^a Hyde Park Gate, London, W. 
 
 Rev. Canon ROBINSON DUCKWORTH, D.D., 
 C.V.O., Sub-Dean and Canon of Westminster, Chaplain in 
 Ordinary to the King, Rural Dean of Saint Marylebone, 
 Vicar of Saint Mark's, Hamilton Terrace, Saint Maryle- 
 bone; Almoner and Chaplain of the Order of the Hospital 
 of Saint John of Jerusalem in England ; formerly Fellow 
 and Tutor of Trinity College, Oxford, and Assistant- 
 Master of Marlborough College ; Governor to His Royal 
 Highness the late Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany. Bom 
 December 4, X834, being the second son of the late Robinson 
 Duckworth of Liverpool, by Elizabeth Forbes his wife, 
 daughter of the late William Nicol of Stonehaven, Doctor 
 of Medicine. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure, between two leopards' 
 faces in chief, and a garb in base sable, three crosses patde 
 or ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount vert, between two palm-branches a garb fesseways 
 or, charged with two crosses patde in fesse, and surmounted 
 
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 by a duck sable ; with the Motto, " Perseverantia." Postal 
 addresses — 5 Abbey Road, London, N.W. ; and Little 
 Cloisters, Westminster Abbey, London, S.W. Clubs— 
 Athenaeum, Grosvenor. 
 
 RUSSELL DUCKWORTH, Esquire, J.P., Barrister- 
 at-Law, B.A. Camb. Born April 30, 1830, being the third 
 but second surviving son of the late William Duckworth, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Orchardleigh Park, Somerset, by 
 his first wife, Hester Emily, dau. of Robert Philips of The 
 Park, Prestwich, Lancashire. Annorial bearings— Argent, 
 a cross pointed sable, surmounted by a like cross or, in 
 chief two gryphons' heads erased, each surmounting four 
 spear-heads conjoined in saltire proper. M a n tling sable 
 
 ia the Military Cockade. 
 
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 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a gryphon's 
 head erased and surmounting four spear-heads conjoined as 
 in the arms. Married, April 16, 1863, Jeannette, only dau. 
 of Rev. Prebendary Henry Clutterbuck ; and has Issue — [\) 
 Wilham Henry Duckworth, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. Aug. 17, 1867; (2) Ralph Duckworth, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 2nd S. Staffs. Regt. , /'. Nov. 13, 1876; Amy; and Edith 
 Anna. Residence — The Cloisters, Bath. 
 
 Reverend WILLIAM ARTHUR DUCKWORTH, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Trin. Coll., Cambridge, J. P. 
 for Somerset, Lord of the Manors of Frome Selwood, 
 Orchardleigh, Lullington, and Buckland Dinham, Somerset, 
 and of Over Darwen, Lancashire, formerly Rector of Pul- 
 tenham, Surrey. Born March 17, 1829, being the eldest sur- 
 viving son of William Duckwortli of Orchardleigh and his 
 wife Hester Emily, dau. of Robert Philips of The Park, Prest- 
 wich. Livery — 'QXz.Qk. Armorial bearings -Argent, across 
 pointed sable, surmounted by a like cross or, in chief two 
 gryphons' heads erased, each surmounting four spear- heads 
 conjoined in saltire proper, impaling the arms of Campbell, 
 namely, gyronny of eight or and sable within a bordure 
 engrailed quarterly or and azure, charged with eight buckles 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a gryphon's head erased, and 
 surmounting four spear-heads conjoined as in the arms. 
 Motto— " Non nobis solum." Married, Oct. 4, 1859, 
 Hon. Edina, youngest dau. of the late Lord Chancellor, 
 Baron Campbell and the Lady Stratheden and Campbell ; 
 and has hsue~{i.) Arthur Campbell Duckworth, Gentle- 
 man, late Lieut. Royal Scots Greys [ot. , Sept. 15, 1897, Viola, 
 only dau. of Col. Davies- Evans of Highmead, Lord-Lieut, 
 of Cardiganshire] ; (2) Herbert Stratheden Duckworth, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 4, 1872 ; Cecilia \in. Harold Yorke Lid- 
 derdale Smith] ; Mary Campbell \m. Major Henry Dacres 
 Olivier, R.E., and d. 1891]; Frances Evelyn; Margaret 
 Edina \in. Henry J . Newbalt] ; and Florence Helen [w. 
 Bernard Holland]. £'jte/« — Orchardleigh, co. Somerset ; 
 The Manor of Over Darwen, Lancashire ; lands at Mus- 
 bury, near Haslingden. .S^a/— Orchardleigh Park, Frome, 
 Somerset. C/w^j— Athenaeum, United University. 
 
 HENRY DUDGEON, Gentleman. Born May 1851, 
 being the eldest son of the late Henry James Dudgeon of 
 The Priory, Stillorgan, co. Dublin, J. P. for that co., by 
 his wife Eliza Maitland, dau. of John Reid. Armorial 
 'bearings — Argent, on a pale azure, an eye distilling tears 
 proper, three mullets counterchanged. Crest — A naked 
 arm fesseways, couped at the shoulder and embowed at the 
 elbow, the hand grasping a dudgeon or dagger all proper, 
 pierced through a heart gules. Motto — "Deo fide ferro 
 comitante." Married, Sept. 1889, Rose, dau. of the late 
 Richard Chute (by liis wife the Hon. Mrs. Chute, sister of 
 Lord 'Veniry) ; and has Issue — (i) Cyril Henry Dudgeon, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 1890 ; Dorothy ; Rose ; Florence (twin 
 with her sister) ; and Lilian Mary. Postal address — The 
 Priory, Stillorgan, co. Dublin. 
 
 Reverend SHELDON FRANCIS DUDLEY-JANNS 
 (formerly Dudley ; assumed by Royal Licence, 1874, the 
 additional surname and arms of Janns in compliance with 
 the will of his kinsman, Charles lames Janns, Esq., of 
 Cragleigh, Ennis, Commander R.N.), B.A., B.D. (Trin. 
 Coll., Dub.), Rector of Tickmacrevan, Rural Dean of 
 Carrickfergus and Chancellor of St. Saviour's Cathedral, 
 Connor. Born May 12, 1844, being the eldest son of 
 Francis Dudley of Roscrea, by his wife Henrietta, dau. 
 of Nathaniel Powell, M.D., of Roscrea. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, per pale gules and azure, on 
 a bend engrailed argent, three Cornish choughs sable, 
 beaked and membered of the first (for Janns) ; 2 and 3 
 or, two lions passant azure, between in chief a rose gules, 
 seeded of the field and barbed vert, and in base a trefoil 
 slipped of the last, a bordure engrailed of the second 
 (for Dudley). Mantling gules and argent. Crests -i. 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, collared 
 gemelle argent, holding between the paws an escallop of the 
 last (for Janns) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant double queued azure, holding between the paws a 
 rose gules entwined with a trefoil slipped and leaved vert, and 
 over it the Motto, " Mori quam loedari." Motto (under 
 the arms) — " Honor virtutis prasmium." Married, Oct. 19, 
 
 1870, Rachel Sarah, dau. of Joseph Lloyd Phelps ; and has 
 had /jj«<r— Francis Phelps Dudley-Janns, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 18, 1873; Henrietta Maria; Rachel Caroline, d. 
 1887; Mary; and Jane. ^w»rff««—Glenarm Rectory, co. 
 Antrim. 
 
 DUFF, see FIFE, Duke of, GORDON-DUFF, and 
 GRANT-DUFF. 
 
 DUFF of Craigstoun, quartered by CLERK-RAT- 
 TRAY. ^ 
 
 S ROBERT WILLIAM DUFF, Esquire, J.P. co. Kin- 
 cardine, Lieut. F. and K. Artillery (Mil.), D.L. for cos. 
 Kincardine and Banff. Bom March 17, 1873, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Robert William Duff, 
 G.C.M.G., P.C, Commander R.N. (retired), and M.P. for 
 CO. Banff from 1861 to 1893, J. P. and D. L. counties of Banff, 
 Kincardine, and Aberdeen, Junior Lord of the Treasury 1882 
 to 1885, Lord of the Admiralty 1886, Privy Councillor 1892, 
 Governor and Commander-in-Chief New South Wales 1893 
 to 1895 ; discontinued the name of Abercromby, and re- 
 assumed the family name of Duff, by his wife Louisa, 
 youngest dau. of Sir William Scott, Bart., of Ancrum, co. 
 Roxburgh. Armorial bearings— Vert, a fesse dancettte 
 ermine, between a buck's head caboshed in chief and two 
 escallops in base or, a border of the last. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a demi- 
 hon rampant gules, holding a sword in the dexter paw 
 proper, pommel and hilt gold. Supporters (accorded to 
 Adam Duff after the siege of Gibraltar, 1781)— On each side a 
 sailor proper, habited in a blue jacket, white waistcoat and 
 breeches, handkerchief round the neck, hat and shoes 
 sable, the latter with gold buckles, kneebands red, stockings 
 of the third, each holding in the exterior hand a sword 
 proper, pommel and hilt or. Motto—" Virtute et opera." 
 Seats — Fetteresso Castle, Stonehaven, co. Kincardine ; 
 Culter House, co. Aberdeen ; and Glassaugh, co. Banff. 
 Clubs — Brooks's, Bachelors', Royal Northern, (Aber- 
 deen). 
 
 S GEORGE WILLIAM DUFF-ASSHETON-SMITH, 
 Esquire, of Vaynol, in the co. of Carnarvon, J.P. and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant. Bom May 17, 1848, being the eldest 
 son of the late Robert George Duff, by his wife Mary 
 Astley, daughter of William Buckler Astley, and niece of 
 Thomas Assheton-Smith, Member of Parliament, of Ted- 
 worth and Vaynol ; assumed the name of Assheton-Smith 
 in addition to that of Duff under the will of Mrs. Assheton- 
 Smith, widow of his grand-uncle, Thomas Assheton-Smith 
 of Tedworth and Vaynol. Clubs — ^ Carlton, Travellers', 
 Union. Livery — Buff, with yellow facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure two 
 bars between three pheons or (for Smith) ; 2. argent, a 
 mullet pierced sable (for Assheton) ; 3. vert, a fesse in- 
 dented ermine, between a stag's head caboshed in chief and 
 two escallops in base or (for Duff). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. issuant from a mural 
 crown or, two arms embowed, vested azure, cuffed argent, 
 holding a pheon or (for Smith) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mower in the act of mowing, vested per pale 
 argent and sable, sleeves and hose counterchanged, cap 
 quarterly argent and sable, scythe-handle or, blade proper 
 (for Assheton). Married, April 19, 1888, Laura Alice, 
 second daughter of Colin Stanhope Jones ; and has Issue— 
 Enid Mary. Seat — Vaynol Park, near Bangor. 
 
 SSiR GEORGE DUFF-SUTHERLAND-DUNBAR. 
 6th Baronet, of Hempriggs (Nova Scotia, 1706), Lieut. 
 2nd Batt. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, succeeded 
 his grandfather, Capt. Sir Benjamin Duff, 92nd Gordon 
 Highlanders, dejure, sth Bart. , in 1897. Born May 29, 1878, 
 being the eldest son of the late Gaiden Duff-Dunbar, 79th 
 Cameron Highlanders (who had assumed the additional 
 surname of Dunbar on succession to the Hempriggs and 
 Ackergill estates), by his wife Jane Louisa, eldest dau. of 
 Lieut.-Col. James Duff of Knockleith, N.B. Liver)'— 
 Drab, scarlet facings. Armorial bearings (L.O., rematric. 
 1899) — Quarterly i. gules, a lion rampant within a bordure 
 argent, charged with eight roses of the field (for Dunbar, c. 
 1672) ; 2. gules, three mullets or, a crescent of the last for dif- 
 ference (for Sutherland) ; 3. vert, on a fesse dancett^e ermine. 
 
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 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
4IO 
 
 Duf 
 
 Duf 
 
 between a buck's head cal>oshed in chief and two escallops 
 in base or. a mullet of the first for difffrence (for Duff) ; 4. or, 
 three ctishions within a double ti°essure dory and counter- 
 flory piles (for Randolph); the whole within a bordure 
 vairy or and gules. MantUny gules, doubled argent. 
 
 AVa/j— Hempriggs, Caithness-shire; Ackergill Tower, near 
 Wick, Cnithness-shire. Club — Caledonian. 
 
 The Most Honourabi.k Sir TERENCE JOHN 
 HAMILTON -TEMPLE- BLACKWOOD, and MAR- 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a sword and key 
 in saltire proper. Supporters — Dexter, a lion rampant 
 argent ; sinister, a savage man holding a club over his 
 shoulder proper. Motto — (Over the crest), "Sub spe." 
 Married, July 8, 1903, Sibyl Hawtrey, second dau. of Col. 
 Charles Tate, late Army Ordnance Dept., War Office. 
 
 QUESS OF DUFFERIN AND AVA, of co. Down 
 and of Burmah (1888), Earl of Dufferin (1871), Earl of 
 Ava (1888), and Viscount Clandeboye, 6th Baron Dufferin, 
 and a Baronet, D.L. co. Down. Bom 1866, being the 
 second and eldest surviving son of the ist Marquess of 
 Dufferin and Ava, P.C, K.P., G.C.B., G.C.S.L, 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Duf 
 
 Dug: 
 
 411 
 
 G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., &c., by his wife Harriet, V.A., C.I., 
 dau. of Archibald Rowan Hamilton, Esq., of Killyleagh 
 Castle, CO. Down. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 azure, a fesse or, in chief a crescent argent, between two 
 mullets ot the second, and in base a mascle of the third (for 
 Blackwood) ; 2. quarterly i. and iiii., or, an eagle displayed 
 sable ; ii. and iii., argent, two bars sable, each charged with 
 three martlets or (for Temple) ; 3. gules, three cinquefoils 
 pierced ermine, on a chief or a lion passant of the field (for 
 Hamilton). Mantling azure and argent. Crests— i. on 
 a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, a crescent 
 argent ; 2. on a ducal coronet or, a martlet gold ; 3. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-antelope affront^e ermine, 
 attired and unguled or, holding between his hoofs a heart 
 gules. Supporters — Dexter, a lion gules, gorged with a 
 collar flory counterflory or, supporting a staff proper, there- 
 from flowing to the sinister a flag or, charged with a peacock 
 in its pride also proper; sinister, an heraldic tiger ermine, 
 gorged with a collar flory counterflory gules, and supporting 
 a staff proper, therefrom a flag flying to, and charged as 
 that of the dexter. Married, Oct. 16, 1893, Flora, only 
 dau. of John H. Davis of 24 Washington Square, New 
 York ; and has Issue — Lady Doris Gwendoline, Lady 
 Ursula Florence ; and Lady Patricia Ethel. Seat — Clande- 
 boye, CO. Down. Club — Travellers'. 
 
 DUFFEY. Per pale nebuly gules and sable, a lion ram- 
 pant, holding in the dexter paw a scymetar all or. Mant- 
 ling g^les and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 tower proper, thereon a banner of the arms displayed. 
 Motto — "Deo, Patriae, Amicis." 
 
 Son of Sir George Duffey, Knight Bachelor (1897), 
 M.D. (Dublin), Fellow (1873), and Pres. (1896-98) of 
 the Roy. Coll. of Physicians of Ireland, Prof, of 
 Materia Medica in the Roy. Coll. of Surgeons in Ireland, 
 Senior Physician Roy. City of Dublin Hospital, &c., b. 
 20 June 1843 ; '^- ^903 ; ^- 29 April 1871, Agnes, only 
 d. of the late John Cameron of Glasgow and Dublin : — 
 Arthur Cameron Duffey, Esq., M.D. Univ. Dublin, Lieut. 
 R.A.M.C, b. Jan. 13, 1875. Post, add.— 
 
 ADAM DUGDALE, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for County 
 Palatine of Lancaster. Born Oct. 19, 1833, being the 
 second son of the late Thomas Dugdale, Esq., of Griffin 
 Lodge, Blackburn, D.L. and J. P. for the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster, by his wife Elizabeth, only daughter of the late 
 Thomas Walmsley of Blackburn. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 Livery— TizxV. blue. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 
 erniinois, gorg:ed with a collar gemelle azure, and charged 
 on the neck with a cross as in the arms ; with the MottO, 
 " Perseverando. " Married, Jime 17, 1875, Amy Agnes, 
 daughter of the late Thomas Harrison of West Hill, Staley- 
 bridge. Justice of the Peace for the Counties Palatine of 
 Lancaster and Chester, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law ; and has Issue— (j) Adam 
 Norman Dugdale, Gentleman, born July 8, 1877; (2) 
 Thomas Gilbert Dugdale, Gentleman, born March 2, 1880 ; 
 Hilda; Amy Bessie; and Edith Muriel. Estates— GiU^n, 
 Blackburn ; Gilmonby, Bowes, Yorkshire. Postal address 
 — Griffin Lodge, Blackburn. 
 
 S ARTHUR GEORGE DUGDALE, Esquire, Major, 
 late Royal Artillery, J.P. for co. Dorset. Born 1843, 
 being the fourth son of William Stratford Dugdale, Esq. , 
 J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Warwickshire, by his wife Harriet 
 Ella Portman, dau. of E. Berkeley- Portman, Esq., sister 
 of the ist Viscount Portman. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly 1 and 4, argent, a cross moline gules, charged in the 
 centre with a Garter King of Arms' coronet or, and in the 
 first quarter a torteau ; 2 and 3, barry of ten argent and 
 azure, overall a lion rampant gules. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 and wings endorsed or, gorged with a coronet as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Pestis patriae, pigrities." Married, iByS, 
 Mary Eliza Cornwallis, dau. of the late James Whatman, 
 Esq., J.P. and D.L., M.P., of Vinters, near Maidstone. 
 Seat— Manor House, Fifehead, Neville, Dorset. Clubs— 
 Naval and Military. 
 
 S FRANK DUGDALE, Esquire, Hon. Lieut. -Col. 
 Warwickshire Imperial Yeomanry, J.P. co. Warwick, 
 Equerry-in-Waiting to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales. 
 Born April 5, 1857, being the second son of the late James 
 Dugdale, Esq. , of Wroxall Abbey, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for Warwickshire, by his wife Mary 
 Louisa, dau. of John Plummer. Livery — Dark blue coat, 
 red waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a cross moline 
 
 Arms : Ermine, a cross moline gules between four hurts. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin's head and wings endorsed 
 
 gules, between four hurts, impaling the arms of Greville, 
 namely sable, on a cross engrailed within a bordure also 
 engrailed or, five pellets. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
413 
 
 Dug 
 
 Dug 
 
 argent ; and for his Orett, upon a wreatli of the colours, 
 a grittin's head and wings endorsed erminois, gorged with 
 a collar gemcl azure, and charged on the neck with a cross 
 as in the arms. Motto — " I'trsevemndo." Afarned, July 
 9o, 1895, l-^tdy Eva Ureville, only daughter of the Rt. 
 Hon. the fourth Eiu-1 of Warwick, Lady-in-Waiting to 
 H.K.H. the l*rincess of Wales; and has Issue — James 
 (ieorge Greville Dugdale, Gentleman, b. Dec. 11, 1898 ; 
 Victoria Mary Knid Anne. Estate — Dovecot, near Liver- 
 pool. ResitUnce — Snittertield, Stratford-on-Avon. Clubs 
 — Marlborough, White's, Cavalry, Turf. 
 
 JAMES BOARDMAN DUGDALE. Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Dorset. Rom 1843, being the third son of the late 
 Thomas Dugdale, Esq., of Griffin Lodge, Witton, near 
 Blackburn, J.P. and D.I^. for co. Lancaster, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of T. Walmesley, Es(|. Armorial bearings 
 — Ermine, a cross moline gules between four hurts. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head and wings endorsed erminois, gorged 
 with a collar gemelie azure, and charged on the neck with 
 a cross as in the arms. Motto " Perse verando." Postal 
 a</<rfnfw — Sandford, Wareham, Dorset. C/«/3j — Junior 
 Carlton, Royal Dorset Yacht Club, and County (Dorset). 
 
 S JAMES BROUGHTON DUGDALE, Esquire, J.P' 
 and D.L. for the county of Warwick, and late Captain 
 and Honorary Major of the Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry. 
 Bom September 19, 1855, being the eldest son of James 
 Dugdale, Esquire, of Wroxall, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy- Lieutenant, who died 1876, by his wife Mary Louisa, 
 
 daughter of John Plummer. Armorial bearing^ — He 
 bears for Arms : Ermine, a cross moline gules, between 
 four hurts. Up)on the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 and wings endorsed erminois, gorged with a collar geme 
 azure, and charged on the neck with a crossas in the arms. 
 Married, 1878, Laura Jane, eldest daughter of J. T, Ark- 
 wright, Hatton House, in the county of Warwick. Estate 
 and postal address — Wroxall Abbey, near Warwick. Clubs 
 — Carlton, Boodles, Cavalry. 
 
 SJOHN MARSHALL DUGDALE, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. of Montgomery (High Sherifif 1896), late 
 Major of the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalry, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Bom Oct. 15, 1851, being the eldest son of John 
 Dugdale, Esq., late of Llwyn, by his wife Margaret 
 Rosetta, third dau. of C. L. Ringrose. Z./wry— Dark blue, 
 red waistcoat and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 Ermine, a cross moline gules, between four hurts. Uix)n 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 
 a mantling gules and argent. Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a griffin's head and wings endorsed erminois, 
 gorged with a collar gemel azure, and charged on the 
 neck with a cross as in the arms. Motto — " Perse- 
 verando." Married, 1876, Isabella, only dau. of James 
 Hargreaves, Esq. , of Pendleton ; and has with other Issue 
 — (i) John Percy Dugdale, Gentleman, b. 1879, <^- 1903 I 
 (a) William Marshall Dugdale, Esq., Capt. Montgomery 
 Imp. Veo., b. i88i ; (3) Gerald Dugdale, Gentleman, b. 
 1884 ; Evelyn Mary, d, 1877 ; and Eva Margaret. Estate 
 and postal address — Llwyn, Llanfyllin. Club — Oxford and 
 Cambridge. 
 
 WILLIAM FRANCIS STRATFORD DUGDALE, 
 Esquire, J.P. and D.L. Born Oct. 20, 187a, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Stratford Dugdale, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L., M.A., Barrister-at-Law, High Sheriff 1876, 
 by his wife Alice Frances, youngest dau. of Sir Charles 
 Edward Trevelyan, Bart., K.(J.B., of Wallington, Nor- 
 thumberland. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a cross moline gules, charged in the centre with 
 a Garter King of Arms' coronet, and in the first quarter 
 a torteau ; 2 and 3, barry of ten argent and azure, over all 
 a lion rampant gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head and wings en- 
 dorsed or, gorged with a coronet as in the arms. Motto 
 — " Pestis patriae pigrities." 5«a/j- Merevale Hall, near 
 Atherstone, Blythe Hall, Coleshill, both in co. Warwick. 
 ,ff«i<&««— Merivale Hall, Atherstone. C/«^j -Travellers' 
 and White's. 
 
 PETER DUGUID-M'COMBIE, Esquire, J.P. cos. 
 Aberdeen and Kincardine. Born 1829, being the only son 
 of the late Simpson Duguid, Esq., of Cammachmore, in co. 
 Kincardine, J. P., by his wife Margaret, dau. of Thomas 
 M'Combie, Esq., of Easter Skene, in co. Aberdeen, J.F'., 
 assumed the additional surname of M'Combie under the 
 deed of settlement of the late William M'Combie of Easter 
 Skene and Lynturk. Liveiy— Blue, gilt buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings —Quarterly i and 4, or a lion rampant 
 
 gules, armed and langued azure, a chief of the second (for 
 M'Combie); 2 and 3 azure, a fesse between three crosses 
 pat^e argent, a bordure parted per pale of the second and 
 or (for Duguid) ; impaling argent a fesse wavy between three 
 cross crosslets fitch^e azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a nianlliiig gules, doubled 
 argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the liveries, a wild 
 cat sejant proper ; 2. upon a wreath of the liveries, a dove 
 holding a laurel branch in her beak proper. Mottoes — 
 "Touch not the cat but a glove;" " Patientia et spe." 
 Married, Sept. i, 1859, Jane, dau. of the late Henry Adam- 
 son, shipowner in Aberdeen ; and has Issue — (i) Simpson 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Dui 
 
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 413 
 
 Duguid, Esq., J. P. co. Kincardine, b. 1863; (2) William 
 M'Combie Uuguid M'Conibie, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal 
 Scots Greys, h. 1874 \m. Jan. 5, 1903, Helen Emily (d. 
 Dec. 9, 1903), dau. of the Hon. Walter Courtenay Pepys] ; 
 
 and Margaret [m. William Rich]. Estates — Easter Skene, 
 and Lynturk, in co. Aberdeen. Postal address — Easter 
 Skene, Aberdeen, N.B. Club — Royal Northern (Aberdeen). 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY DUIGNAN, Gentleman. Born 
 August i6, 1824, being the only child of 
 ?P\|lllYf^s)ft Henry Duignan of Walsall, by Ann his 
 ^'^^^^iJ*'^" wife, daughter of Samuel Barnett, also of 
 Walsall. Armorial bearings are for 
 Arms : Argent, on a mount in base vert, an oak-tree, the stem 
 entwined with two serpents interwoven and respecting each 
 other all proper ; and for a Crest, upon a wrc.ith of the 
 colours, an owl at gaze proper; with the Motto, " Historia 
 
 magistra vitas." Married, firstly, Esther, daughter of E. P. 
 Jackson of Aldridge, of which marriage there was no issue ; 
 secondly, Mary, daughter of William Minors of Fisherwick ; 
 and thirdly, December 2, 1868, Jenny, daughter of J. B. 
 Petersen of Stockholm. Of the second marriage there is 
 Issi4e—(\) Ernest Henry Duignan, Gentleman, born May 
 
 24, i860 (d. May i, 1895); (2) George Stubbs Duignan, 
 Gentleman, born February 4, 1865 ; and Florence Mary 
 [m. George Rose of Wednesbury (deceased)] ; and of 
 the third marriage, (3) Carl Duignan, Gentleman, born 
 November 27, 1873 i and (4) Oscar Duignan, Gentle- 
 man, born July 6, 1875. Postal address— Gorwsiy House, 
 Walsall. Club— Royal Societies. 
 
 DUKE (H. Coll., 20 Feb. 1891). Per fess nebulyor and 
 azure, a sword erect between two chaplets of roses in chief 
 of the last and the like in base of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 griffin argent, charged with three annulets interlaced pale- 
 wise azure, holding in the dexter claw a chaplet of roses 
 of the last, and resting the sinister claw on a sword point 
 downwards proper, pommel and hilt or. Motto— " Grada- 
 tim vincinms." 
 
 Son ofThomasOlliver Duke, M.R.C.S., ofClapham: — 
 
 OUiver Thomas Duke, Esq., late Major and Hon. Lt.-Col. 
 5th Bait. Rifle Brigade, b. 1843. >?«.— Folkestone. Club 
 — United Service. 
 
 DUKINFIELD, quartered by DARBISHIRE. 
 
 HENRY JOHN PHILIP DUMAS, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the CO. of London and a Member of Lloyds'. Born May 
 14, 1829, being the eldest son of Henry Dumas and his 
 wife Eliza, dau. of John Sowerby. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Per chevron flory and counterflory or and aziu-e, in chief 
 two lions' gambs erased, and in base a garb counterchanged. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from a chaplet of roses an arm embowed 
 in armour proper, charged with a fleur-de-lis azure, and 
 grasping a scythe in bend sinister also proper. Motto — 
 "Adsum." Married, April 26, 1855, Janette P., 2nd 
 dau. of John Fairrie of Clapham Common, formerly Provost 
 of Greenock ; and has Issue— (1) Henry Dumas, Gentleman, 
 b. 1861 ; (2) Hugh Dumas, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; (3) Philip 
 Dumas, Gentleman, b. x^fyj ; (4) Gerald Dumas, Gentleman, 
 b. 1869 ; Helen ; Elizabeth Henrietta [m. E. A. Uvedale- 
 Price, whom see]; Beatrice; Janet; Alice. Residence— 7 
 The Cedars, Clapham Common, London, S.W. Clubs— 
 Reform, City of London, City Liberal, New Thames Yacht. 
 
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 CHARLES ANTHONY DU MOULIN-BROWNE. 
 Gentleman. Bom Nov. 9, 1886, being the eldest son of 
 the late Charles Nicholas du Moulin-Ikowne, Gentleman, 
 
 two bendtets argent (for Browne) ; ii. and iii. , crininois, on a 
 chevron engrailed between three lions' heads erased gules, a 
 fleur-de-lis between two leopards' faces jessant-de-lis or (for 
 
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 of Leamington, by his wife Winifrede Mary, eldest dau. of 
 Henry Bacchus of The Manor House, Lillington, co. War- 
 wick. Aimorial bearing — Quarterly of twenty, namely, i. 
 quarterly i. and iiii. , sable, three lions passant in bend between 
 
 Du Moulin) ; 2. erminois, on a chevron engrailed between 
 three lions' heads erased gules, a fleur-de-lis between two 
 leopards' faces jessant-de-lis or (for Du Moulin) ; 3. sable, 
 three lions passant in bend between two bendlets argent 
 
 is the BUlltary Cockade. 
 
Dum 
 
 Dun 
 
 415 
 
 (for Browne) ; 4. barry of eight or and gules (for Fitzalan) ; 
 5. gules, a lion rampant or (for P'itzalan); 6. argent, a chief 
 azure (for Clun); 7. chequy or and azure (for Warren); 8. 
 sable, a fret or (for Maltravers) ; 9. gules, a saltire argent, 
 a label of three points chequy of the last and azure (for 
 Neville) ; 10. argent, three fusils conjoined in fesse gules 
 (for Montacute) ; 11. or, an eagle with two heads displayed 
 vert (for Monthermer) ; 12. gules, three lions passant guardani 
 or, within a bordure argent (for Edmund of Woodstock) ; 
 
 13. or, two bars gules, in chief three torteaux (for Wake) ; 
 
 14. or, a lion rampant gules (for Meschines) ; 15. argent, a 
 saltire engrailed gules (for Tiptoft) ; 16. gules, a cross en- 
 grailed argent (for Ingoldsthorpe) ; 17. azure, a fesse between 
 three leopards' faces or (for De la Pole) ; 18. argent, on a 
 fesse dancett^e sable, three bezants (for De Burgh) ; 19. 
 argent, a moor-cock sable (for Moore) ; 20. quarterly i. and 
 iv. sable, three lions passant in bend between two bendlets 
 argent (for Browne), ii. and iii. erminois, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three lions' heads erased gules, a fleur- 
 de-lis between two leopards' faces jessant-de-lis or (for Du 
 Moulin). Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed vert (for Browne), 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a leopard's face or, trans- 
 fixed through the mouth with two tilting-spears saltireways 
 proper, and surmounted by a fleur-de-lis gules (for Du 
 Moulin); with the Mottoes, " Suivez raison," "In te 
 Domine speravi." 
 
 WINIFREDE MARY DU MOULIN - BROWNE, 
 Widow, eldest dau. of Henry Bacchus of The Manor 
 House, Lillington, co. Warwick, by Isabella his wife, dau. 
 of the Rev. James Gumming. Armorial bearings, borne 
 upon a lozenge, are — Quarterly i. and iiii., sable, three 
 lions passant in bend between two bendlets argent (for 
 Browne) ; ii. and iii. , erminois, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween three lions' heads erased gules, a fleur-de-lis between 
 two leopards' faces jessant-de-lis or (for Du Moulin), 
 impaling the arms of Bacchus, namely, per pale argent and 
 or, on a bend nebuly gules, between two ostrich feathers 
 erect sable, three eagles displayed of the second. Mar- 
 ried, July 27, 1881, Charles Nicholas du Moulin-Browne, 
 Gentleman, ot Leamington, who died May 5, 1890. Of this 
 marriage there is Issue — (i) Charles Anthony du Moulin- 
 Browne, Gentleman, born November 9, 1886 [to whom 
 refer] ; (2) Francis Stanislaus du Moulin-Browne, Gentle- 
 man, born February 10, 1888 ; (3) Joseph Henry du Moulin- 
 Browne, born March 23, 1890. Postal address — Rusina, 
 Leamington. 
 
 DUN, quartered by WEST. 
 
 JAMES CAMERON DUN-WATERS, Gentleman. 
 Born 1865, being the youngest son of the late James 
 Coltart Waters of Craigton, by his wife Grace Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Benjamin Charles Godwin. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, a saltire wavy between a dagger argent, hilted or in 
 chief, and three padlocks of the second in flanks and base. 
 Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a demi-talbot argent, holding in his mouth an 
 arrow gules. Motto— " Toujours fidele." Married, 1888, 
 Alice Isabel, dau. of Charles William Orde, of Nunnykirk, 
 Northumberland. 5^(7/— Culcreuch, near Balfron, Stirling- 
 shire. C/a3— Boodle's. 
 
 DUNBAR-BRANDER (L.O., 1854). Quarterly i and 
 4, grand quarters, gules, a flaming bush on top of a mount 
 proper, between three lions rampant argent, in the flanks 
 two roses of the last (Brander, 1777) I 2 and 3, grand 
 quarters, quarterly i. and iiii., gules, a lion rampant argent 
 within a bordure of the last, charged with eight roses of 
 the first; ii. and iii., or, three cushions pendent by the 
 corners within a double tressure flory counterflory gules, 
 the second and third grand quarters within a border 
 quarterly azure and or, and in the fesse point a deer's 
 head caboshed proper. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crests — I. on the dexter side, on a wreath of the liveries, 
 a dove holding a branch of laurel in its beak both proper, 
 and in an escroll over this Motto, "Silentio et spe " ; 2. 
 on the sinister side, on a wreath of the liveries a dexter 
 hand apaum^e pointing to an astral crown proper. Motto 
 — " Spem vigilantia firmat." 
 
 Son of Capt. James Brander Dunbar- Brander, J. P., 
 D.L., b. 1825 ; d. 1903; m. 22 Dec. 1874, Alice, ygst. 
 d. of James Grant, Provost of Elgin : — 
 
 James Dunbar-Brander, Esq., Capt. in the Army, now 
 Capt. 3rd (Mil.) Q.O. Cameron Highlanders, J. P., b. 
 10 Oct. 1875. Seat — Pitgaveny House, near Elgin. 
 Club — Caledonian. 
 
 S CHARLES WILLIAM DUNBAR-BULLER, Es- 
 quire, J. P. and D.L. co. Down, and D.L. for Norfolk 
 (High Sheriff 1894). Born Oct. 2, 1847, [being the eldest 
 surviving son of the Rev. William BuUeriOf Pelynt and 
 Lanreath, Cornwall, by Eleanor his wife, dau. of the Rev. 
 W. Coney ; took the additional surname and arms of 
 Dunbar by Royal Licence in 1891. Clubs — Brooks's, St. 
 James's, United University, Ulster (Belfast), Devon and 
 Exeter (Exeter). Livery — Claret, with red waistcoat, black 
 trousers with red cord. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i 
 
 and 4, sable, on a cross quarter-pierced argent, four eagles 
 displayed of the field (for Buller) ; 2 and 3 per pale or and 
 argent, three cushions, two and one, within a double tressure 
 flowered and counterflowered gules, all within a bordure 
 vair, and for distinction in the fesse point a cross crosslet 
 of the third (for Dunbar) ; and upon an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence these same arms of Dunbar without the cross crosslet. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a Saracen's head afTront^e couped at the shoulders 
 proper (for Buller) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant or, armed and charged on the shoulder for 
 distinction with a cross crosslet gules, holding in the dexter 
 paw a red rose proper, leaved and barbed vert (for Dunbar). 
 Motto — "Aquila non capit muscas." Married, 1890, 
 Georgina Ann Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of the late 
 George Dunbar, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. Down, 
 M.P. for Belfast, High Sheriff for Down and for Armagh 
 (by Harriet Isabella Susan Delapoer, dau. of Lord George 
 Beresford). Estates — Woburn, co. Down ; Carn a gart, co. 
 Donegal; Toft Monks, Norfolk, &c. Postal addresses— 
 Woburn, co. Down ; and 38 Upper Grosvenor Street, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 Reverend JOHN ARCHIBALD DUNBAR-DUN- 
 BAR, Clerk in Holy Orders. J.P. for co. Elgin, M.A. 
 (Oxon). Born Oct. 8, 1849, being the eldest and only 
 surviving son of Edward Dunbar-Dunbar of Sea Park, and 
 Kinloss, by his wife Phoebe, dau. of Duncan Dunbar of 
 Limehouse. Livery -Vtrsh with red facings. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, a lion rampant argent, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
4i6 
 
 Dun 
 
 Dun 
 
 within a bordurc of the last, charged with eight roses of the 
 first : a and i, or, three cushions within a double tressure 
 flory counterflory gules, the whole within a bordurc in- 
 vected and quartered azure and of the last ; in the centre of 
 the quarters a deer's head cabossed proper. Crest On a 
 
 Adele. Kstales — Sunnyside, Montrose, and Newton, 
 Auchtermuchty. C/ui-fiew (Edinburgh). 
 
 DUNCAN (L.O.). Gules, a chevron between two buckles 
 in chief and a bugle-horn in base argent, viroled sable, 
 
 wreath of his liveries, a dexter band appaume reaching to 
 an astral crown proper, and in an escroU over the same this 
 Motto— "Sub spe." Married, Nov. 5, 1875, Louisa, dan. 
 of Thomas Cambray of Oxford. Estates— Sea. Park, Kin- 
 loss, Glen of Rothes, all in co. Elgin. SeatSaa. Park, 
 Forres, N.B. 
 
 DUNCAN, see ANSTRUTHER-DUNCAN. 
 
 JOHN DUNCAN, Esq., J.P. Born 1803, being the 
 second son of the late Alexander Duncan, F. R.S. , of Park- 
 hill, by his wife Janet, dau, of Patrick Scott of Rossie. 
 Armorial bearinjgs— Gules, a chevron engrailed or, be- 
 tween two cinquefoils in chief argent, and a hunting-horn 
 in base of the last, garnished azure. Mantling' gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a ship 
 in distress in the sea proper. Motto — ' ' Disce pati. ' 
 Married Calherine, dau. of A. F. Gourlay ; and has Issue — 
 Alexander Duncan, Gentleman, d. 1844. Seat— Parkhitt, 
 Arbroath, N.B. 
 
 ALEXANDER ROBERT DUNCAN. Esquire. J.P. cos. 
 of Forfar and Stirling. B.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), Advocate 
 Scots Bar. Bom Sept. 23, 1844, being the only son of John 
 Duncan of Parkhill, co. Forfar, late of H.E.LC, by his wife 
 Catherine, dau. of Robert F. Gourlay. Livety—u\ue and 
 silver. Armorial bearingfs (L.O. , 1809)— Gules, a chevron 
 engrailed or, between two cinquefoils in chief argent, and a 
 hunting-horn in base of the last, garnished azure. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a ship in 
 distress proper. Motto— " Disce pati." Mart ied, ]une 3, 
 1873, Frances Euphemia, fourth dau. of Admiral Sir William 
 Edmonstone, Bart., of Duntreath ; and has Issue- (i) John 
 Alexander Duncan, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. , />. March 22, 
 1878 ; (2) Basil William Duncan, Gentleman, i. April 25, 
 1885 ; (3) William Edmonstone Duncan, Gentleman, i. 
 March 19, 1890; Mary Catherine; and Margaret Alice 
 
 S^illiai.MacSovo 
 
 Vi ^ 
 
 stringed of the second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-greyhound proper, 
 collared gules. Motto — "Vivat Veritas." (Ped. Crisp's 
 Vn., vol. xii.) 
 
 Only son of Willliam Rathbone Duncan of Toxteth, 
 
 Liverpool, i. 1802; d. 1877; m. 1863, Jessie, d. of 
 
 Thomas Hignett of Cholmondeley, Cheshire : — 
 
 William MacDougall Duncan, Gentleman, 6. 25 March 
 
 1873 ; m. 30 Aug. 1899, Dorothy Fitch, d. of Charles 
 
 Fitch Kemp, Esq., J. P., D.L., Knight of Grace of 
 
 the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, of Foxbush, Hilden- 
 
 boro, Kent ; and has issue — Geoffrey Charteris Duncan, 
 
 Gentleman, i, 5 July 1903. Ifes. — Edgcote Rectory, 
 
 Banbury. 
 
 DUNCOMBE, see PEIRSE-DUNCOMBE. 
 
 S ALFRED CHARLES DUNCOMBE, Esquire, J.P. 
 for cos. Stafford and Derby, County Councillor and 
 High Sheriff of Staffordshire in 1883, late Capt. of ist Life 
 Guards, Hon. Major Staffordshire Yeomanry. Born June 5, 
 1843, being the eldest son of the late Very Rev. and Hon. 
 Augustus Duncombe, Dean of York, by his wife Lady 
 Harriet Duncombe, dau. of Most Hon. Charles, sth Mar- 
 quis of Queensberry. Z,7wrv - Chocolate coat, red plush 
 breeches. Armorial bearings — Per chevron engrailed 
 gules and argent, three talbots' heads erased counter- 
 changed, and impaling the arms of Montagu, namely, 
 argent, three fusils conjoined in fesse gules, a bordure sable 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Dun 
 
 Dun 
 
 417 
 
 (for Montagu). Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out 
 of a ducal coronet or, a horse's hind-leg sable, the shoe 
 argent. Motto -"Deo regi patrire. " Married, Dec. 5, 
 
 1876, Lady Florence Adelaide Montagu, dau. of 7th Earl 
 of Sandwich. Seat - Calwich Abbey, Ashbourne, Derby- 
 shire. C///i^5 -Carlton, Arthur's. 
 
 W SLINGSBY ARTHUR DUNCOMBE EDEN (for- 
 © merly Shafto), Esquire, J. P. and D. L. co. of Durham. 
 Born 1844, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Slingsby 
 Duncombe Shafto, by his wife Frances, dau. of Joseph 
 Hunter, and assumed the surname and arms of Eden by 
 Royal Licence in the year 1899. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules, on a chevron argent, between three garbs or, banded 
 vert, as many escallops sable. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour argent, the upper part encircled by an annulet 
 gules, the hand proper grasping a garb bendways or. Mar- 
 ried, 1876, Louisa Anne, dau. of F. N. Appleyard; and has 
 with other Issue — Slingsby Duncombe Eden, Gentleman, d. 
 
 1877. 5?a/— Beamish Park, Chester-le-Street, Durham. 
 
 CoMMANDKR COLIN MACKENZIE DUNDAS, R.N., 
 J. P. Cluis — United Service, New Club (Edinburgh). 
 Born Sept. 12, 1842, being the second son of George 
 Dundas, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Colin Mackenzie 
 of Portmore, Peeblesshire. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, holding between the paws a human 
 heart of the second, in the centre chief point a crescent 
 azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm couped below the elbow, hold- 
 ing in the hand proper a mullet azure. Motto — " Essayez." 
 
 tarried, Jan. 4, 1882, Agnes {d. 1901), dau. of the late 
 imuel \Vauchope, Esquire, C. B. ; and has Issue — (i) 
 
 James Colin Dundas, Gentleman, Royal Field Artillery, b. 
 
 Ian. 6, 1883 ; (2) David John Wauchope Dundas, Gentleman, 
 Feb. 3, 1886. /'o5/a/a(/rf/-«J—Ochtertyre, Stirling, N.B. 
 
 5 Sir ROBERT DUNDAS, ist Baronet, of Arniston 
 (1898), J. P. for Midlothian and Fife, and D.L. for 
 [Midlothian. Born March 23, 1823, being the eldest son 
 lof the late Robert Dundas of Arniston, by his wife Lilias 
 ICalderwood Durham of Largo and Polton, only dau. of 
 {Thomas Durham Calderwood, and representative of the 
 [Durhams of Largo. Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion 
 [rampant gules, within a bordure ermine, the escutcheon 
 [being charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 iMantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 
 his liveries, a lion's head affronte'e, looking through an oak 
 bush proper. Supporters— Dexter, a lion gules ; sinister, an 
 elephant proper ; in a compartment under the arms, a 
 salamander in flames of fire proper. Motto — "Essayez." 
 Married, Sept. 25, 1845, Emily Louisa Diana, only child of 
 Col. the Hon. John James Knox, youngest son of Thomas, 
 Earl of Ranfurly ; and by her (who died 1881) has Issue — 
 (i) Robert Dundas. Esq., J. P., Capt. late Scots Guards, b. 
 July 25, 1857 [tn., April 22, 1893, Evelyn Henrietta dau. of 
 Sir Graham Graham- Montgomery, Bart., and has issue, 
 Victoria Mary Evelyn] ; (2) Henry Herbert Philip Dundas, 
 Esq., late Capt. 15th Hussars, b. Sept. 4, 1866 \tn., 1899, 
 Lady Beatrice Lucy, dau. of the Earl of Home, and has 
 issue, Philip Dundas, Gentleman, b. Nov. 8, 1899 ; Henry 
 William Hugh Dundas, Gentleman, b. Nov. 16, 1901 ; 
 David Dundas, Gentleman, b. Jan. 12, 1903]; Marion [w. , 
 1900, Major-Gen. Wm. Hamilton-Cox, R.A., who d. 1903] ; 
 Alice [m., 1889, Major-Gen. Sir W. G. Knox. K.C.B.]; 
 Ellen Mary Charlotte [m., 1894, Lieut. -Col. Gerald Lionel 
 Joseph Goff, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, of Hale 
 Park, Salisbury, who d. 1899; m., secondly, 1903, Edward 
 Thompson]; and Hester, d. 1873 Seats — Arniston, Gore- 
 bridge, Midlothian ; Polton House, Lasswade, N. B. 
 
 DUNKIN (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a chevron gules, 
 cottised sable, between two cinquefoils in chief and an oval 
 buckle tongue erect in base of the second, a bugle-horn 
 stringed between two like buckles or. Mantling gules and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-grey- 
 hound sable, sem6 of cinquefoils, gorged with a collar gemel 
 and resting the sinister leg on an oval buckle as in the 
 arms all or. Motto — "Vi vat Veritas." Livery — Chocolate, 
 red waistcoat, brass buttons. 
 
 Son of John Dunkin, b. 1823; d. 1871 ; m. i860, Ann, 
 
 d. of George Brown : — 
 Rev. Henry Dunkin, Clerk in H. Orders, M.A. (Oxford), 
 b. 19 Oct. 1861 ; m. 9 Aug. 1893, Janet Adelaide, eld. d. 
 of Major G. F. Churchill, A.M.S. ; and has issue— John 
 Churchill Dunkin, Gentleman, b. 6 Mar. 1895 ; and Mary 
 Barbara. Res.— The. Green, Sherborne, co. Dorset. 
 Club — Constitutional. 
 
 GEORGE JAMES DUNLOP, Gentleman. Born 1849, 
 being the eldest son of James Dunlop of Tolcross (and great- 
 grandson of James Dunlop of Carmyle). Annonal beax- 
 Ulgs -Argent, a double-headed eagle displayed gules, in the 
 dexter chief point a rose also gules within a bordure azure 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest -On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dexter hand holding a dagger in bend sinister 
 proper, and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Merito ; 
 and below the arms, " E spinis." Married, 1874, Jane 
 Catherine, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Gray 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
 2 D 
 
4t8 
 
 Dun 
 
 £)un 
 
 Buchanan of Scotstown ; and h:»s /ww^- James I^slic 
 l)iinlo{>, (leiitleman, fi. 1877 ; and Gladys Mary. /f<si- 
 dfH(e The Hermitage, St. Mark's, Cheltenham. 
 
 M WILLIAM HAMILTON DUNLOP, Esquire, of 
 d Doonside, co. Ayr, J. P., D. L. Bom 1844, lieing the 
 seventh son of the late Alexander Dunlop of Clober, co. 
 DuniKirton.by his wife Christian, dau. of Hamilton Douglas 
 lk)s\vt'll uf CarmlUin, CO. Ayr. Club — Junior Carlton. Ar- 
 morial bearlDj^s— He bears for Arms : Argent, a double- 
 
 headed eagle displayed azure, beaked and membered sable, 
 within a bordure of the second, charged with three cinque- 
 foils ermine. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter 
 cubit arm erect grasping a dagger all proper, the arm charged 
 with a cinquefoil ermine ; and in an escroll above, this Motto, 
 " Merito." Married, 1875, Janette McCracken, dau. of 
 Thomas M. Gemmell of Frankville, co. Ayr ; and has Issue — 
 (it) Alexander Hamilton Dunlop, Gentleman, b. 1876 ; (2) 
 Thomas Charles Dunlop, Gentleman, b. 1878; (3) William 
 James Frederick Dunlop, Gentleman, Midshipman R.N., 
 b. 1885 ; Anne Katharine ; and Christian Muriel, d. 1892. 
 Seats — Doonside, Ayr, N.B. ; The Lodge, Dalwhinnie, 
 N.B. 
 
 ALFRED CALVERT DUNN. Gentleman. Bom July 2, 
 1867, being the third son of the late John Dunn, Esq., 
 J. P., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late John WilHams. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Per saltire invected argent and sable, 
 two garbs in fesse of the first, between in chief a horse's 
 head erased of the second and in base, on a mount vert, a 
 man vested proper resting his dexter hand on a spade also 
 proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a windmill propter, an estoile 
 between two mullets of six p>oints or. Motto — " Perge sed 
 caute." Married, April 25, 1894, Ethel, eldest dau. of Rev. 
 C. H. Newman. Residence — 
 
 EUSTACE ALEXANDRIA ANDREW DUNN, Gen- 
 tleman. Bom Jan. 28, 1869, being the fourth son of the 
 late John Dunn, Esq., J. P., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 the late John Williams. Armorial bearings— Per saltire 
 invected argent and azure, two garbs in fesse of the first, 
 between in chief a horse's head erased of the second and 
 in base, on a mount vert, a man vested proper resting his 
 dexter hand on a spade also proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 
 windmill proper, an estoile between two mullets of six points 
 or. Motto — " Perge sed caute. " ResiiUnce — 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAMS DUNN, Gentleman. Bom 
 Aug. 38, 1863, lieing the eldest son of the late John Dunn, 
 Esq., J. P., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late John 
 Williams. Armorial bearings — Per saltire invected argent 
 and azure, two garbs in fesse of the first, between in chief a 
 horse's head erased of the second and in base, un a mount 
 vert, a man vested proper resting his dexter hand on a spade 
 also proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a windmill pro|>er, an 
 estoile between two mullets of six points or. Motto — ' ' Perge 
 sed caute." Married Annie, only dau. of W. Humble, and 
 has /ssue — John William Dunn, Gentleman, b. Feb. 1894. 
 Residence — Park View House, Hackney, South Australia. 
 
 HEDLEY ALLEN DUNN, Gentleman. Born Oct. 
 27, 1865, being the second son of the late John Dunn, 
 Esquire, J. P., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late John 
 Williams. Armorial bearings — Per saltire invected argent 
 and azure, two garbs in fesse, of the first, between in chief a 
 horse's head erased of the second and in base, on a mount 
 vert, a man vested proper resting his dexter hand on a 
 spade also proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a windmill propter, an 
 estoile between two mullets of six points or. MottO — ' ' Perge 
 sed caute." Married, April 5, 1893, Annie Ehzabeth Powis, 
 dau. of the late Henry Jordan, Shirley, Brisbane. Residence — 
 
 Sir WILLIAM DUNN, ist Baronet, J.P. forces. Ren- 
 frew and Suffolk, M. P. for Paisley. Bom Sept. 1833, 
 being the son of the late John Dunn of Paisley, by his wife 
 Isabella, daughter of Tarbert Chambers. C/ubs — City 
 Liberal, Devonshire, Reform. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 on a mount vert, the figure of Commerce seated propter, 
 vested argent, the dexter hand resting on an anchor erect 
 or, and the sinister holding a caduceus also or, on a chief of 
 the last an oak tree erect and eradicated propter, therefrom 
 hanging a hunting-horn sable, between on the dexter a 
 thistle proper, and on the sinister a fleur-de-lis of the first. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upton a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a cornucopia fesseways or, 
 an arm erect propter, holding in bend sinister a key of the 
 first. Motto-—' ' Vigilans et audax. " Married, 1859, Sarah 
 Elizabeth, dau. of James Howse of Grahamstown, South 
 Africa. Seat — The Retreat, Lakenheath, Brandon, Suffolk. 
 Residence — 34 Phillimore Gardens, Kensington, W. 
 
 WILLIAM ALLISON DUNN, Gentleman, Member of 
 the Royal College of Suigeons. Born Sept. 8, 1848, being 
 
 the eldest son of the late William Allison Dunn of Louth, 
 in the county of Lincoln, by Eliza his wife, daughter of 
 John Parker of the Manor House, Ludborough, in the same 
 county. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, 
 
 Is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Dun 
 
 Dun 
 
 419 
 
 a wolf rampant ermine between two serpents nowed in 
 chief or, and a buckle in base of the last ; and for a Crest, 
 on a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's paw erect 
 proper, grasping a serpent entwined around it, three buckles 
 all or; with the Motto, "Facta non verba." Married, 
 July 9, 1879, Jane, daughter of Thomas Clark of Carlisle ; 
 and has Issue — (i) William Allison Dunn, Gentleman, born 
 August 10, 1886; (2) Herbert Arthur Raisbeck Dunn, 
 Gentleman, born June 1,1894; and Annie Maud Emily. 
 Postal address — 78 Lapstone Road, Millom, via Carnforth. 
 
 DUNN-GARDNER. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on a 
 saltire between three griffins' heads erased one in chief and 
 two in fesse sable and a woolpack in base azure, another 
 saltire or (Gardner) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a chevron or between 
 two boars' heads erased in chief and a padlock iu base 
 argent, a lozenge gules with two keys chevron wise sable 
 (Dunn). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased argent, sur- 
 mounted by two branches of laurel in saltire proper 
 (Gardner) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, two swords in 
 saltire, the points upwards proper, pommels and hilts or, 
 tied with a riband vert, pendent therefrom a key sable 
 (Dunn). Motto — " Fide et amore." 
 
 Son of John Dunn-Gardner, Esq. , of Chatteris, Cambs., 
 
 VI. ist, Marv, d. of late Andrew Lawson of Borobridge 
 
 Hall, Yorks: :— 
 
 Arthur Andrew Cecil Dunn-Gardner, Gentleman, B.A. 
 
 (Oxon. ), b. 1851; m. 1890, Rose, only d. of late Andrew 
 
 Laurie. 
 
 Son of William Dunn-Gardner, Gentleman, of Fordham 
 Abbey, d. 1880 ; jn. Angelina Wainwright : — 
 Cyril Dunn-Gardner, Gentleman, b. 1874; ed. at Eton 
 and Trin. Coll. ,Camb. Seat — ^Fordham Abbey, Isham, 
 Cambridgeshire. 
 
 DUNNE of Brittas (U.O.). Azure, an eagle displayed 
 or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount, an oak-tree and in front thereof a 
 newt all proper. Motto — " Mullaher a boo." Livery — 
 Green and gold. 
 
 Son of Rev. Robert Hedges Dunne, M.A. , Rector 
 
 of Lemanaghan, b. ; d. 1883 ; m, 1844, Martha 
 
 Robinson : — 
 
 Charles Henry Plunkett Dunne, Esq., J. P. King's and 
 
 Queen's Cos., late of 20th Regt. Lancashire Fusiliers, 
 
 b. 1853. Seat — Killart Clonaslee, Queen's Co. 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Henry Dunne, MA., Rector of 
 
 Dunshauglin, Meath, b. 1791 ; d. 1863 ; m. 1843, 
 
 Augusta, d. of John Bockett of Southcote House, 
 
 Berks :— 
 
 Terence John Bockett Dunne, Esq., Major late "The 
 
 Queen's" Regt., B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1846; m. 1882, 
 
 Alice Isabel, d. of Philip Butler, Esq., J. P., of Tickford 
 
 Abbey, Bucks. Estate — Kilcooney, King's Co. Res. — The 
 
 Lodge, Burghfield Bridge, Reading. Club — Junior United 
 
 Service. 
 
 Rev. Francis William Bradney Dunne, B.A. , LL.D. 
 (Dub.), Vicar of Goldington, Beds, Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. 1850 ; m. 1876, Henrietta, d. of Henry Bradshaw, 
 M.R.C.S. ; and has issue — (i) Terence Francis Kilcavan 
 Dunne, Gentleman, Lieut. R.A., B.A. (Trin. Coll.. Dub.), 
 1^. 1879 ; (2) Francis John Newton Dunne, Gentleman, b. 
 1887 ; Alice Augusta Jane Esmonde ; and Evelyn Russell 
 [m. 1903, John Cochrane Brady]. Res. — The Vicarage, 
 Goldington, Beds. 
 
 EDWIN HARRIS DUNNING, Gentleman. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Bendy sinister of fourteen or and gules, 
 on a pale raguly ermine, a lion rampant sable, between 
 two acorns slipped and leaved proper, and impaling the 
 arms of Freeman, namely, per saltire gules and sable, a 
 cross flory or, gutt6e-de-poix, between four lozenges of the 
 third. Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, an antelope's head couped at the neck proper, 
 gorged with a chain gules, pendent therefrom an escut- 
 cheon argent, charged with two annulets interlaced fesse- 
 ways sable, between as many acorns slipped and leaved 
 as in the arms. Motto — " Fide et animo." Seat — Easter- 
 lands, Washfield, Tiverton. 
 
 S JOSEPH JOHN DUNNINGTON - JEFFERSON. 
 Esquire, of Thicket Priory, in the co. of York, J. P. for 
 East and West Ridings and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 
 East Riding of the county of York, Captain and Honorary 
 Major Yorkshire Hussars, Master of Arts of the University 
 of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law. Born November 19, 1845, 
 being the eldest son of the Reverend Joseph Dunnington, 
 Vicar of Thorganby and Canon of York, Master of Arts, 
 Justice of the Peace (who assumed by Royal License, 1841, 
 the additional surname of Jefferson upon inheriting the 
 estates of that family [descended from Peter Jefferson, owner 
 of estates in Hook and Howden, in the county of York, 
 A.D. 1664]), by his wife Anna Mervynia, daughter of General 
 Sir Henry Mervyn Vavasour, second Baronet, of Spalding- 
 ton. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly 
 I and 4, gules a griffin sejant wings endorsed or. a bordure 
 engrailed of the last, charged with eight pellets (for Jeffer- 
 son) ; 2 and 3 paly of six argent and azure, on a chief 
 gules, a bezant between two annulets or (for Dunnington). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests. 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin as in the arms, 
 gorged with a collar gemel azure, in the beak a lily slipped 
 projaer (for Jefferson) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse courant argent, gorged with a collar gules, charged 
 with a bezant between two annulets or (for Dunnington). 
 Motto — "A cruce salus." Married, September 14, 1870. 
 Emma Sarah, daughter of Thomas Butler Stoney, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, of Portland Park, in the coimty of 
 Tipperary. Seat — Thicket Priory, in the co. of York. 
 
 CLEMENT DUNSCOMBE, Gentleman, M.A. and 
 L.C.E. Trin. Coll., Dublin). Born March 27, 1846. being 
 the youngest son of the late Nicholas Dunscombe, Esq., of 
 King Williamstown House, co. Cork, J. P. co. Cork, by his 
 wife Anna Matilda, eldest dau. of Thomas Johnston, 
 Esq., of Fort Johnston, co. Monaghan. C/2^3— National. 
 Livery — Light drab coat, black breeches and waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings (Ped. Foster's "Royal Descents")— 
 
 Quarterly i and 4. argent, a chevron ermine, between 
 three talbots' heads erased gules ; 2 and 3, argent, two 
 bars, and in chief a demi-griffin issuant segreant sable. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a horse's fore-leg sable, hoof argent. Motto— 
 ' ' Fidelitas vincit. " Married, Sept. 1895. Gertrude Hannah, 
 2nd dau. by his first wife of Alfred Clark of Wood Dalling. 
 Norfolk; and has Issue— (i) Clement Dunscombe. Gentle- 
 man b. April 30, 1897 ; (2) Nicholas Dunscombe- Duns- 
 
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 Dun 
 
 Dur 
 
 combe, Gentlemnn, b. Nov. ai, 1898. Estate — King 
 Willianistown. co. Cork. Postal addrtstes—\\\xT\ Man- 
 sions, 9a Victoria .Street. London, S.W. ; and I'he laurels, 
 Halliford-on-Thames, Middlesex. 
 
 PARKER DUNSCOMBE, Esq., I. P. for co. 
 
 late Nicholas Duns- 
 
 Reverend Thomas Warburton Dunston of Exeter College, 
 Oxford, Bachelor of Arts, Clerk in Holy Orders, by 
 his wife Emma Jane, eldest daught<'r of the late Robt-rt 
 Roscoe. Li%>try — Chocolate coat, RJlt buttons. Armorial 
 bearing! — Me bears for Amu : (>ules, a stag's luad 
 
 Cork. 
 Bom 1814, Ix-'ing the eldest son of the 
 combe, Esq., J. P., of King William's Town, by Anna 
 Matilda, eldest dau. of Thomas Johnston, Esq., of Fort 
 Johnston, co. Monaghan. Armorial bearlngs—t^uarterly 
 I and 4, argent a chevron ermine, between three talbots' 
 heads gules ; a and 3 argent, two txtfs and in chief a demi- 
 griffin segrcant sable. Mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Cnst. out of a ducal coronet or, a horse's fore-leg 
 sable, hoof argent. Motto " Fidelitas vincit." Married, 
 i86c, Elizabeth, dau. of A. Ruddock ; and has Issue — 
 Nicholas Ehinscombe, Gentleman, b. 1867. 
 
 HENRY DUNSMURE. Esquire, J.P. co. Perth. Bom 
 
 , being the eldest son of the late Alexander Dunsmure 
 
 of Leith. Gentleman. Armorial bearings Vert, three 
 garbs or, banded sable, within a bordure of the second. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest On a wreath of 
 his liveries, an anchor or. Motto — " Spes anchora tuta. " Is 
 Married, and has Issue ( i ) Alastair Dunsmure, Gentleman ; 
 and Colin Dunsmure, Gentleman. Residence Glenbruach, 
 Callander, N.B. Clubs — Conservative, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 JAMES DU NSM U RE, Gentleman, M. D. ( Edin. ), LL. D. 
 (Glas.), F.R.C.S.E., Pres. of the Royal College of Surgeons 
 (Edin., 1900, 1901). Born Jan. i, 1846, being the eldest 
 son of the late James Dunsmure, M.D., F.R.C.S.E., by 
 his wife Catherine, third dau. of the late Charles Hill of 
 Luthrie, Fifeshire. /./Wry Green and gold. Armorial 
 bearings -Vert, three garbs or, banded sable, within a 
 bordure argent. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest 
 
 — Upon a wreath of his liveries an anchor or. Motto — 
 "Spes anchora tuta." Married, Dec. i, 1885, Caroline 
 Margaret, third dau. of the late Edmund Birley, Clifton 
 Hall, Lancashire ; and has Issue — Caroline Margaret Cathe- 
 rine. Residence — 53 Queen Street, Edinburgh. Clubs 
 University, Caledonian, United Service (Edinburgh). 
 
 FREDERICK WARBURTON DUNSTON, Esquire, 
 of Wadham College, Oxford, Bachelor of Arts, 1875 ; 
 Master of Arts, 1888 ; Justice of the Peace for the 
 COS. of Wilts and Dorset ; a Member of the Hon- 
 ourable Society of Lincoln's Inn ; Barrister-at-Law. Bom 
 December 24, 1850, being the elder son of the late 
 
 caboshed or, a chief invected of the last, thereon three 
 fleiu-s-de-lis of the first, impaling the arms of Gwatkin, 
 namely ermine, two chevronels engrailed vert, between 
 three bees volant proper ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a cock gules, combed and wattled, and 
 between two antlers of a stag or ; with the Motto, "Fortis 
 et vigilans." Married, February 21, 1878, Louisa Florence 
 Camilla, youngest daughter of the late Frederick Gwatkin 
 of Grove House, Twickenham, Armiger ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Thomas Frederick Gwatkin Warburton Dunston, Gen- 
 tleman, b. June 25, 1883; (2) Robert Roscoe Ambrose 
 Stapleton Dunston, Gentleman, b. October 2, 1884 ; (3) 
 Warburton John Griffies Dormer Dunston, Gentleman, b. 
 May 28, 1891 ; d. 1904 ; (4) Ambrose Ellis Aspinwall Dun- 
 ston, Gentleman, b. June 10, 1895 ; Louisa Florence Camilla ; 
 Emma Frederica Isabella ; and Frederica Rose Margaret. 
 Postal address — Burltons, Donhead, Salisbury. 
 
 DU PLESSIS, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 DUPPA, see DE UPHAUGH. 
 
 S WILLIAM BARING DU PRE, Esquire. J.P. for 
 CO. of Bucks. Born April 5, 1875, being the eldest 
 son of the late James Du Pre, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Selina, dau. of the late Rev. T. Stoker. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, a chevron or, between two mullets in chief 
 and a lion passant in base argent, from the centre chief a 
 pile issuant of the second. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, resting 
 the dexter hind paw on a fleur-de-lis gules. iVa/— Wilton 
 Park, Beaconsfield, Bucks. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir HENRY MORTIMER 
 DURAND, G.C.M.G. (1900), K. C.S.I. (1894). K.C.I.E. 
 (1888), P.C. (1901), British Ambassador in U.S.A., formerly 
 British Ambassador in Spain ; Barrister-at-Law Lincoln's 
 Inn ; accompanied Gen. Roberts to Afghanistan Sept. 1879, 
 being present at Charasia and the fighting round Cabul ; was 
 Foreign Secretary to Government of India and Secretary to 
 the Orders of the Star of India and the Indian Empire 
 1884 to 1894, Special Mission to Cabul 1893, Envoy 
 Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Court of 
 
 (^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
Persia and Consul- General at Teheran 1894-1900. Born 
 Feb. 14, 1850, being the second son of the late Maior- 
 General Sir Henry Marion Durand, K.C.S.I., C.B., RE 
 by his wife Anne, dau. of Gen. Sir John M'Caskiil, K C b' 
 /./V^rv Blue and yellow. Armorial beaxingB — Azure 
 five fusils conjoined in fesse within a bordure or, on a chief 
 embattled of the last, a pair of manacles of the first a 
 crescent for difference, the escutcheon being surrounded by 
 the ribbon and collar of a G.C.M.G., and t>endent the 
 badges of G.C.M.G., K. C.S.I,, and K.C.I.E. Mantlia^ 
 azure and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 rock proper, a crescent argent, between two laurel branches 
 or. Supporters Dexter, a lion ; sinister, a Bengal tiger, 
 
 Dur 42f 
 
 Nora AjX*J^~Rn^^'' qui durant." Married, 1887. Hon. 
 G cVr^TnH .? '"/°"' '^^i!- ""^ Lord Rosmead, P.C. 
 T888 S'v '^ has /w«^_ Noel Durant, Gentleman, b 
 Serton r T"~^'"^^ ^^l'^^"' ^^- B^^ks ; and 13 
 uSs.^?indha"^.^"^'^ ^^"^'"^^°"- «-^- ^'«^- 
 
 DURANTS, quartered by LANE. 
 
 WILLIAM STEWART MITCHELL D'ITRRam 
 Esquire, late a Fellow of the Linna^an Society of London ^f 
 the Entomological Society of London, and of the Hue^e^ot 
 Society of London. Born July .9. X836. bebg the ot^Ton 
 
 both proper, each crowned with an Eastern crown and 
 gorged with a chain or, and pendent therefrom an escut- 
 cheon gules, charged with a sword in pale proper, p)ommel 
 and hilt also or. Motto " Esperance en Dieu. " Married, 
 1875, Ella Rebe, dau. of Teignmouth Sandys ; and has 
 Issue Henry Marion Durand, Esq., b. Feb. 23, 1876; and 
 Amy Josephine. Residence— T\ic British Emlmssy, Wash- 
 ington. U.S.A. Clubs -Athenaeum, St James's. 
 
 CHARLES RICHARD DURANT, Gentleman, for- 
 merly Lieut. Herts Yeomanry Cavalry, educated at Eton. 
 Born 1853, being the son of Charles James Durant, by his 
 wife Eva Dora Ann, dau. of Thomas V^ardon, Librarian at 
 House of Commons. Armorial bearings— Sable, a cross 
 crosslet engrailed between four annulets or, impaling the 
 arms of Robinson, namely vert, a chevron engrailed between 
 tliree bucks at gaze or, each charged on the shoulder with a 
 fleur-de-lis azure. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wild boar bendy of si.x or and 
 sable, pierced through the back by a sword in bend sinister 
 proper, and resting the dexter foot upon a cross crosslet 
 
 of Lieut. -General William James D' Urban, Col. 107th Regt. , 
 by his wife Mary Elizabeth Stewart, only dau. and heiress 
 of the late Samuel Mitchell of Hopevale, Grenada, West 
 Indies, and of Newport in the parish ofTopsham, Devon. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Or, on a chevron between three mul- 
 lets of six points sable, a bombshell or, between two scal- 
 ing ladders, and as an honourable augmentation, granted in 
 1817 to Lieut. -Gen. Sir Benjamin D' Urban, G.C. B., K.C.H., 
 K.C.T.S. , on a canton gules, a representation of the Mili- 
 tary Gold Cross inscribed with the words Busaco, Albuhera, 
 Badajos, and Salamanca, pendant from a ribband of the 
 first fimbriated azure, with five gold clasps inscribed with 
 the words Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a palm-tree, a sphinx couchant. Motto 
 — " Firme." Married, July 29, 1863, Gertrude, youngest 
 dau. of the late Henry Porter of Winslade House, Devon, 
 and of Chedzoy, Somerset, Esq., D.L. , granddaughter of 
 the Right Hon. Sir Henry Russell of Swallowfield, Berks, 
 first Bart. ; and has Issue— (1) William Harry Mitchell 
 D Urban, Gentleman, <>. Aug. 7, 1864, d. Dec. 6, 1889; 
 
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 Du0 
 
 (a) Henry Ludovic U'UrUin, GciUleman, i. Jan. 31, 1866. 
 (f, Jan. 31, 1888; and Rose Mary [m. 1903, Major John 
 
 Unett Coutes, R.F.A. ; and has issue]. 
 House, near Exeter, Devon. 
 
 5«a<— Newport 
 
 DURHAM (Confn. U.O.). Or, on a fesse engrailed 
 plain cottised azure between three crescents gules, as many 
 mullets argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, two dolphins hauriant addorsed 
 proper, collared and chained or. Motto—" Ultra fert 
 animus. ' 
 
 Only son of James Andrew Durham of Kim Lodge, 
 Hanip(on-on-'rhames, sometime Director of l^ondton 
 and County Bank, d. 1791 ; d. i860; m. 184^, Maria 
 Helen, only d. of William Thomas Toone, judge in 
 Indian Civil Service, and cousin of the Earl of Dysart : — 
 Rev. James Samuel William Durham, D.D., Rector of 
 l^idbroke, Warwickshire, d. 1852 ; tn. 1877, Anne, second 
 d. of Roger Duke of New Park, co. Sligo ; and has issue — 
 James Andrew Cuninghame Durham, Gentleman, d. 1879, 
 ed. at Radley, and a member of Lloyds [m. 1903, Lady 
 Agnes Elizal»eth Audrey Townshend, only d. of stli Mar- 
 quess Townshend ; and has issue, Nicholas James Redvers 
 John Townshend IXirham, Gentleman, 6. 1905 ; impales 
 arms of Townshend, viz. azure, a chevron ermine lielwcen 
 three escallops argent. A'«. ~8 Norfolk Square, London 
 W.]; and Margaret, /fes, — The Rectory, Ladbroke, 
 Warwickshire. 
 
 SSiR EDWIN DURNING-LAWRENCE, first Hart., 
 B.A., LL.B., Bar. Middle Temple, 1867, a Com- 
 missioner of Lieutenancy for the City of London, J. P. for 
 Berks, sometime a Member of Metropolitan lioard of 
 Works, M. P. for Truro Division of Cornwall ; assumed by 
 Royal Licence, 1889, the additional surname of Durning. 
 Born Feb. 2, 1837, being the youngest son of the late 
 William Lawrence, Esq., Alderman of London, by Jane, 
 dau. of James Clarke, Esq. of Wymeswold, Leicestershire. 
 Armorial bearings Ermine, on a cross raguly gules, 
 
 between in the first and fourth quarters a fasces erect, 
 encircled by a wreath of oak proper, a pair of compasses 
 extended or, and upon the escutcheon his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased argent, crusily, 
 and charged with a pair of compasses extended sable. 
 Motto — " Per ardua stabilis. " Married, 1874, Edith Jane, 
 dau. and coheiress of the late John Benjamin Smith, M.P., 
 of King's Ride, Ascot. Residences — 13 Carlton House 
 Terrace, S.W. ; King's Ride, Ascot, Berks. Cluis— Re- 
 form, Athenaeum, Burlington Fine Arts, Devonshire, City 
 Liberal. 
 
 DURWYN, quartered by MALET. 
 
 RICHARD DUSGATE DUSGATE, Gentleman. Bom 
 1850, being the only son of J. W. Bushby (by Louisa Dick- 
 son, only dau. of the late William Oliver Locke, M.D.), 
 and grandson of the late Mrs. Locke of Fring ; formerly a 
 Midshipman, R.N. ; assumed the name and arms of his 
 maternal grand-uncle, Richard Dusgate, by Royal License 
 
 ^ is tbe MiUtarj Cockade. 
 
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 423 
 
 in 1875. Club — Conservative. Armorial bearingps — 
 Argent, three magpies proper. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a hen's 
 head erased sable. Married, Aug. 28, 1890, Rose Ada, 
 eldest dau. of E. U. Thorn of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Richard Edmund Dusgate, Gentleman, b. 
 
 i 
 
 March 26, 1897; (2) William Arthur Dusgate, Gentleman, 
 b. March 5, 1900; (3) Francis Edwin Dusgate, Gentleman, 
 b. May 14, 1901 ; Ada Louisa ; and Constance Muriel. 
 Seat — Fring Hall, King's Lynn. 
 
 DUTTON, quartered by CONYERS, FOX, and LEE- 
 DILLON. 
 
 DUTTON, see SHERBORNE. 
 
 FRANK MACDERMOTT DUTTON, Gentleman, 
 F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., Fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute 
 
 C.M.G,, F.R.G.S., Agent-General in London for South 
 Australia, 1865-77, by his wife Caroline, eldest dau. of 
 Marshall MacDermott. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 ermine and gules, in the second and third quarters a fret 
 within an orle or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a fret fesseways gules, in front 
 of a plume of five ostrich feathers alternately or and argent. 
 Motto — "Servabo fidem." Postal address — 74 Lancaster 
 Gate, W. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Conservative (Bath). 
 
 HENRY DUTTON, Gentleman. Born , being the 
 
 son of Frederick Hansbrow Dutton, sometime member of 
 the Legislative Council of South Australia, went to the 
 Province from New South Wales in 1839. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly ermine and gules, in the second 
 
 and Fellow of the Royal Botanical Society. Born July 15, 
 1850, being the eldest son of Francis Stacker Dutton, Esq., 
 
 and third quarters a fret within an orle or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a fret fesseways gules, in front of a plume of five 
 ostrich feathers alternately or and argent. Motto — 
 " Servabo fidem." Residence — Anlaby, Kapunda, South 
 Australia. 
 
 DUYLAND, see BUSH. 
 
 ISABELLA CATHARINE DYCE, Spinster, daughter 
 of the late William Dyce, Esquire, of Aberdeen, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Aberdeen, a Royal Acade- 
 mician, and a Fellow of the Royal Society (Edinburgh), 
 by his wife Jane Bickerton, eldest daughter of the late 
 James Brand of Milnathort, in the county of Kinross. Ar- 
 morial bearings, upon a lozenge, are : Argent, a chevron 
 embattled between three leopards' faces sable. Postal 
 address — 
 
 JAMES STIRLING DYCE, Gentleman, Fellow of the 
 Society of Antiquaries. Born July 29, 1853, being the 
 younger but only surviving son of the late William Dyce, 
 Esquire, of Aberdeen, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Aberdeen, a Royal Academician, and a Fellow of the Royal 
 Society (Edinburgh), by his wife Jane Bickerton, eldest 
 daughter of the late James Brand of Milnathort, in tlie 
 county of Kinross. Club — Wellington. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a chevron embattled 
 between three leopards' faces sable, and above the shield 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, mantled gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 
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 OrMt, a lion rampant guardant sable, murally gorged argent, 
 
 sustaining a flagstaff proper, thereon hoisted a banner, party 
 
 |)er bend embattled or and gules, charged with a leopard's 
 face counterchanged ; and, in an escrolf over the same, this 
 Motto, "Decide and dare." Postal uddress—S Lawrence 
 Mansions, Chelsea, London, S.W. 
 
 LIZZIK DYCE, younger daughter of Lieutenant-Geneial 
 Archilxild Brown Uycc, Colonel of the losth Regiment 
 Madras Light Infantry, by his wife, a daughter of General 
 I>achlAn NiacLachlan. Armorial bearlngB are, upon a 
 loienge : Party per chevron eml»llled or and gules, in base 
 two battle-axes in saltire argent, on a chief wavy azure, a 
 deini-lion ramixint of the third, holding in the dexter paw a 
 trident gold. 
 
 DYER, see THISELTON-DYER. 
 
 DYKE, quartered by ACLAND-TROYTE. 
 
 DYKES, see BALLANTINE-UYKES. 
 
 DYMOKE, see WELLS-DYMOKE. 
 
 DYOTT (R.L., 18 May 1891). Or, a heraldic tiger pas- 
 sant sable, armed and langued gules. Mantling' sable and 
 or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a heraldic tiger 
 passant argent, armed and langued gules, collared, chained 
 (the chain reHected over the back and passing between the 
 hind legs) and ringed also gules. 
 
 Sons of George Richard Dyott, Esq., J. P. co. Stafford, 
 i. 1847 ; d. 1897 ; m. 3 Oct. 1877, Caroline Mitchell, 
 d. of George Clinton Miller of Goshen, Orange co.. 
 New York : — 
 Richard Archibald Dyott, Gentleman, d. 27 Oct. 1881. 
 Seat— Frcctord, Lichfield. 
 George Miller Dyott, Gentleman, d. 6 Feb. 1883. 
 Hugh Felton Dyott, Gentleman, i. i April 1887. 
 Kenelm Mitchill Dyott, Gentleman, 6. 24 April 
 
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 Thk Rev. ALEXANDER RICHARD EAGAR, D.D., 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of St. Goran, Born 1856, being 
 the eldest son of Francis MacGillycuddy Eagar, Esq. , J. P. 
 CO. Clare, by his wife Francis Margaret, dau. of Francis 
 Smollett Holden, Mus. Doc. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 a lion rampant or, armed and langued gules, gorged with 
 an antique Irish crown of the last, a chief ermine. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion azure, gorged with an antique Irish crown, and 
 charged on the shoulder with a mullet or. Motto — ' ' Facta 
 non verba." Married, 1880, Jane Frances Deborah Evans, 
 eldest dau. and heir of Frederic Evans ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Francis Frederic Kingsley Eagar, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) 
 Walter Alexander Eagar, Gentleman, b. 1882, deceased ; 
 
 (3) Waldegrave MacGillycuddy Eagar, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; 
 
 (4) George Eraser Fitzgerald Eagar, Gentleman, b. 1885; 
 
 (5) Alexander Eveleigh Agathos Eagar, Gentleman, b. 
 18(91. Res. — St. Goran Vicarage, St. Austell. Cornwall. 
 
 S LIONEL GEORGE NUTTALL EALES, Esquire. 
 Capt. the Buffs (East Kent Regt.). Borti July 19, 
 1864, bemg the only son of Col. George Daniel Eales of 
 the Indian Army, by his wife Flora Thornbrough, dau. of 
 Lieut-Gen. Richard Whish. Armorial bearing^— Per 
 pale azure and or, a fesse engrailed, in chief an annulet 
 between two fleurs-de-lis, and in base a fleur-de-lis between 
 two annulets all counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bear's gamb erased 
 fesseways aziu-e, holding a fleur-de-lii and encircled by an 
 annulet, both or. Motto — "Nee parvis sisto." Married, 
 Oct. ^o, 1893, Laura Ellen, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Charles R. 
 Pennmgton, C.B. ; and has had Issue — Charles Pennington 
 Eales, b. Aug. 5, 1894, d. May 29, 1895. 
 
 EARLE (Confd. 1660, Ped. H. Coll.). Argent, three 
 pallets ermines. Mantling sable and argent. Crest^On 
 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased sable, holding 
 a harpoon argent. MottO — " Servare modum." 
 
 Sons of Sir Thomas Earle, 2nd Bart. , of Alterton Tower, 
 Lanes., J. P., D. L. , b. 1820; d. 1900; tn. 1853, Emily, 
 d. of William Fletcher of Allerton : — 
 
 Sir Henry Earle, 3rd Eiart. (3 Nov. 1869), D.S.O. ( ), 
 Lt.-Col. late K.O. Yorks. L.I., served in Jowaki Campaign 
 1877, Afghan War 1878-80, Egyptian Campaign 1882, 
 Burmah 1886-7 (desp. ), Tirah Exped. (1897-8) and in S. 
 Africa 1899-1901 (desp.),*. 1854; m. 1891, Evelyn Grace, 
 d. of late Major C. H. Eioileau, 6ist Reg^. ; and has issue — 
 Phyllis Audrey. Res. — Norton Lodge, nr. Yarmouth, Isle 
 of Wight. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Hardman Arthur I^arle, Esq.,*.i859. Clubs — Union, New. 
 
 Thomas Algernon Earle, Esq., Major Lanes. Hussars, 
 b. i860; m. 1901, Edith, d. of late Gen. Disney Leith, 
 C. B. , of Glenkindie ; and has issue — Hardman Alexander 
 Mort Earle, Gentleman, b. 1902 ; and Rosemary. Res. — 
 Sandiway, Cheshire. Club — Windham. 
 
 William Edward Earle, Esq., b. 1861. Club — New. 
 
 Alfred Earle, Esq. , b. 1864. C///*— Bath, 
 
 Charles Frederick Earle, Esq., b. 1867. 
 
 Reginald Earle, Esq., b. 1871. Club — Bath. 
 
 John Wilfrid Earle, Esq., b 1878. 
 
 ARTHUR E.ARLE, Esquire, J. P. co. Lancaster, and 
 Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Born Dec. 14, 
 1838, being the fourth and only surviving son of Sir Hard- 
 man Earle, Baronet, by his wife Mary, dau. of William 
 Langton. Livery — Dark blue with a canary-coloured 
 stripe, with a waistcoat of the latter colour. Armorial 
 beulngps are : Or, three pallets gules, each charged with an 
 escallop-shell in chief of the field, impaling for Matthew 
 the arms, sable a stork argent, tufted azure, legged gules, 
 with a biardure of the second ; and for a Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased, holding an 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
(JBar 
 
 arrow in bend sinister, the barb downwards proper, pen- 
 dent by a chain or, an escutcheon gules, charged with an 
 escallop-shell as in the arms; with the Motto, " Servare 
 niodum." Married, Nov. 19, 1867, Ida Euphemia Bertie 
 ((/. 1903), eldest dau. of the late Sir George Buckley-Mathew, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St. 
 Michael and St. George, Companion of the Most Noble 
 Order of the Bath ; and iias Issue— {\) Cecil Arthur Earle, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.A., h. Nov. 19, 1868, d. of cholera in 
 India July 15, 1896 \_m., 1891, Isabella Lizzie, eldest dau. 
 of Fife Scott of Newcastle-on-Tyne] ; (2) John Greville 
 ?2arle, Esq., J. P. co. Lancaster, b. Oct. 26, 1869; (3) 
 Ronald Hamilton Earle, Esq., late Capt. Lanes. Art. Mil., 
 /;. Feb. 20, 1874 [;«. , June 1901, Lily Mary, only dau. of 
 R. J. Uelaney] ; (4) Lawrence Mathew Earle, Gentleman, 
 B.A. Cambs., b. Sept. 16, 1881 ; and Lilian Ida. Postal 
 (wWrw.?— Child wall Lodge, Wavertree, Liverpool. Clubs— 
 Windham, Reform, Palatine, and Racquet. 
 
 GEORGE HUDSON EARLE, Gentleman. Bom May 
 27, 1851, being the eldest son of the late George Foster 
 Earle, by his wife, Sarah Theodosia, daughter of John Hud- 
 son, and late of Linnaeus House, Kingston upon Hull, and 
 3 Lancaster Gate, W. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 
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 Arms ; Gules, a fess between three sheldrakes and as many 
 escallops argent, on an escutcheon of pretence sable two bars 
 dancett^ argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 spears in saltire proper, a lion's head erased or, charged 
 with two escallops fessewise gules. Married, July 20, 1883, 
 Susanne Catherine Elizabeth, Baroness de Reede de Ter 
 Aa, who died Feb. 24, 1896. Post. add. — Rocklands, Tor- 
 quay. Clubs - Conservative, and Royal Torbay Yacht Club. 
 
 ! EAR? (H. Coll.). Barry wavy of six or and ermine, an 
 eagle displayed pean, in chief a rose between two escallops 
 gules. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a mount thereon a tiger passant, 
 holding in the mouth an eagle's leg erased, a tilting-spear 
 fessewise head to the dexter all jwoper. 
 
 Son of late Henry Smith Earp of The Vinery, Dun- 
 stall Hill, Wolverhampton, b. ; d. ; in. 
 Mary, d. of :— 
 
 Earp, Gentleman. Res. — The Vinery, Dunstall 
 
 Hill, Wolverhampton. 
 
 HERBERT D'ESTE-EAST, Gentleman. Assumed 
 names of D'Este-East in lieu of Maclaverty by Royal 
 Licences 1879 and 1895. Armorial bearings — Sable, on 
 
 a chevron or, between three horses' heads erased or, two 
 passion crosses chevronways of the first. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a horse passant 
 ermme, the dexter foreleg supporting a passion cross in 
 bend smister sable. Married, 1877, Gertrude C. M. D'Este 
 elder dau. of late E. H. East, Lieut. R.A., and cousin and 
 heir of late Sir James Buller East, Bart. 6Va/— Bourton 
 House, Moreton-in-lhe-Marsh, Glos. 
 
 EASTWOOD (H. Coll.). Per chevron gules and sable, 
 on a chevron invected erminois, plain cottised or, between 
 in chief two swans close respecting each other, and in base 
 a pelican also close argent, vulning herself gules, a fountain 
 proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, on the battlements of a tower per pale argent 
 and gules, in front of a lance erect proper with pennon 
 azure, a lion statant guardant per pale of the second and 
 first, resting the dexter paw on a fountain as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Nil desperandum." 
 
 Sons of John F"isher Eastwood, Esq., of Esher Lodge 
 Surrey, J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1891- 2), b. 1824; d. 
 1898 ; m. 1857, Frances Mary, d. of the late Charles 
 Thomas Pearce of Grove Hill, Camberwell :— 
 William Seymour Eastwood, Gentleman, of Esher Lodge, 
 
 {q.v.). 
 Arthur Edgell Eastwood, Esq., J. P. co. Somerset, b. 
 i860; m. 1889, Margaret Esther, d. of late W. Knox 
 Wigram of St. Margaret's, Twickenham, i'fa^- Leigh 
 Court, Angersleigh, Somerset. 
 
 John Charles Basil Eastwood, Esq., Col. 12th Roy. 
 Lancers, b. 24 March 1862 ; vi. 1901, Hon. Eleanor 
 Sophia, d. of ist Baron Heneage. Res. — 
 
 FYank Bruce Eastwood, Gentleman, b. 1866; m. 1895, 
 Amy Sophie, d. of William Keswick, M.P., of Eastwick 
 Park, Leatherhead. j¥«.— High Clandon, Guildford. 
 
 CHARLES EDMUND EASTWOOD, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Magdalene College, Cambridge. Bor?i April 19, 1863, being 
 the second but only surviving son of the late Rev. J. 
 Eastwood, Vicar of Hope, Staffordshire, and his wife Anne 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of W. F. Dixon, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L., of Page Hall, Sheffield, and Birley House, Sheffield. 
 Armorial bearings — Per chevron gules and azure, two 
 swans respecting each other in chief argent, beaked and 
 legged sable, and a rose in base of the third. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from a wreath of oak a well proper, thereon a swan 
 argent, beaked and legged sable. Postal address— MslZ^ 
 End, Malvern Wells, Worcestershire. 
 
 FRANCIS EASTWOOD EASTWOOD, Esquire, late 
 Major 27th Inniskilling Fusiliers. Born March 3, 1831, 
 being the second son of Robert Murphy and Jane Atkinson 
 his wife, of 17 Merrion Square North, and Castletown, co. 
 Louth, and Dromin, co. Wicklow. He assumed the sur- 
 name and arms of Eastwood in lieu of Murphy by Royal 
 Licence dated May 24, 1886. Livery — Dark blue. Armo- 
 rial bearings - Or, three bucks trippant sable, armed and 
 langued gules, that in the base standing under an oak tree 
 eradicated vert. Mantling sable and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a boar passant azure, charged with a 
 castle argent, and holding in the mouth an oak branch 
 proper. Motto — " Oriens silva." Married, Aug. 4, 1866, 
 Ismena Amy, dau. of the late Major Cuhtbert Barlow, 9th 
 Lancers ; and has v\'ith other Issue — Robert John Camac 
 Eastwood, Gentleman, (5. 1868. Seat — Castletown, Dundalk. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, Hibernian United Service (Dublin). 
 
 FREDERICK EASTWOOD, Gentleman, J. P. for the 
 borough of Huddersfield. Borii Aug. 26, 1842, being the 
 eldest son of Edmund Eastwood, by Sarah his wife, 
 daughter of the Reverend Benjamin Boothroyd, D.D. 
 Cltibs — Reform, Huddersfield Club (Huddersfield). Livery— 
 Black and white. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: 
 Sable, a chevron embattled, counter-embattled argent, gutt^- 
 de-sang, between two swans close respecting each other in chief 
 and a swan rising in base argent, in the centre chief p)oint, a 
 battle-axe erect or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon the battle- 
 ments of a tower proper, a lion passant gules, gutt6 d'or 
 supporting with the dexter fore-paw a battle-axe, erect also 
 proper; with the Motto, " Oriens sylva." Married, March 
 22, 1866, Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of Joshua Nicholson 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 of Leek. StAffordshire ; and has /ssi4e—{i) Harry Arnold 
 Bastwood. Gentleman, d. Feb. a8, 1870; 'a\ Arthur East- 
 wood, y Oct. I, 1871, (/. Nov. aa, 1873 ; (3) Frederick Nor- 
 
 man Eastwood, Gentleman, 6. Oct. ao, 1877 ; and Carrie 
 [m., June 11, 1896, Richard Sykes of Denver, U.S.A.]. 
 Postal address — Buckden Mount, Huddersfield. 
 
 HARRY ARNOLD EASTWOOD, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 wife Mary Klizal)cth, only dan. of Joshua Nicholson ol 
 Ivcck. Armorial bearlnga -Sablo, a chevron emhatticil 
 countcr-cmlxutleil argent, gutt«5-(le-sang, between two swans 
 close respecting each other m chief and a swan rising in 
 base argent, in the centre chief point a battle-axe or ; and 
 impaling the arms of Brooke, namely argent, a cross 
 nebuly per pale gules and sable, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a lx>ar's head of the last. Mnnt.Ung sabli^ and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon the 
 battlements of a tower proper, a lion passant gules, gutted- 
 d'or supporting with the dexter fore-paw a battle-axe erecl 
 also projier. Motto — " Oriens sylva." Afarrted, June 17, 
 1897, Hilda, elder dau. of Henry Brooke of Warrenficld, 
 Huddersfield ; and has /ssue — Ralph Brooke Eastwood. 
 Gentleman, d. May 35, 1898 ; and Margaret Brooke, 
 Kesidfnce — Thorpe House, Almondbury, Huddersfield, 
 Clubs — Devonshire, and Huddersfield (Huddersfield). 
 
 WILLIAM SEYMOUR EASTWOOD. Gentlem.an, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Borft July 31, 1858, being the eldest son 
 of the late John Fisher Eastwood, Esq., of Esher Lodge, 
 CO. Surrey, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Surrey 1891-92, 
 •by his wife Frances Mary, dau. of the late Charles Thomas 
 Pearce of Grove Hill, Camberwell. Armorial bearing!— 
 
 Feb. a8, 1870, being the eldest son of Frederick Eastwood, 
 Gentleman, J. P. for the borough of Huddtrsfield, by his 
 
 Per chevron gules and sable, on a chevron invected erminois, 
 plain cotised or, between in chief two swans close respect- 
 ing each other, and in base a p>elican also close argent, 
 vulning herself gules, a fountain proper. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the battle- 
 ments of a tower per pale argent and gules, in front of a 
 lance erect proper, with p)ennon azure, a lion statant guardant 
 per pale of the second and first, resting the dexter paw upon 
 a fountain as in the arms. Motto — "Nil desperandum." 
 Married, June i, 1886, Cecil Emma, eldest dau. of the late 
 Col. the Hon. Sir Patrick Wellington Talbot, K.C.B., and 
 has Issue — (i) John Patrick Basil Eastwood, Gentleman, b. 
 1889 ; (2) Charles Seymour Eastwood, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; 
 (3) Gerald Arthur Eastwood, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; Cecil 
 
 ^ ig tbe MUitary Cockade. 
 
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 Mary ; and Dorothy Constance, d. 1902. Postal address — 
 5 Cromwell Road, London, S.W. Club — New University. 
 
 EATON, see GROSVENOR. 
 
 ERNEST ARTHUR EBBLEWHITE, Gentleman, of 
 the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law (Chester and North 
 Wales Circuit), Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Citizen 
 and Ironmonger of London, Clerk of the Worshipful Com- 
 panies of Tin Plate Workers (1894), and Gardeners (1903). 
 Born March 2, 1867, being the son of the late John Henry 
 Ebblewhite, Citizen of London, of Portsoken Ward in the 
 City of London, and King Edward Road, South Hackney, 
 London, by his second wife Amy Louisa, eldest dau. of 
 Nathaniel Price of Hornsey, Middlesex. Armorial beax- 
 ings — Per fesse indented argent and azure, within two 
 pallets as many roses in pale all counterchanged ; on 
 a canton gules, a mullet of six points pierced of the first ; 
 impaling the arms of George, namely, per fesse gules and 
 sable, on a fesse indented argent, between two falcons 
 rising in pale of the third, beaked and legged or, a 
 talbot passant of the second. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf ermine, 
 holding between the paws a lyre or, and charged on the 
 
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 shoulder with a mullet of six points pierced gules. Motto 
 — "En avant." Married, June 28, 1888, Blanche Amy, 
 second dau. of the late Frederic Charles George, of the City 
 of Wells, Gentleman, and sister of Frederic Brand George, 
 Gentleman [whom see] ; and has Issue — Ernest George 
 Ebblewhite, Gentleman, Cadet R.N., b. April 19, i88g ; 
 Ursula ; and Joyce. Postal addresses — i Paper Buildings, 
 Temple, E.C. ; Tintern, Christchurch Road, Crouch End, N. 
 C/«i— Grosvenor (Chester). 
 
 CHARLES JOHN EBDEN, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., Barrister-at-Law of the Inner 
 Temple. Born March 24, 1853, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Charles Hotson Ebden, senior Mem- 
 ber for Port Philip district in the first Legislative Council 
 for New South Wales, first Auditor-General of the Colony of 
 Victoria 1851-56, and Treasurer 1857, by his wife Tamar, 
 only child of Robert Harding. Armorial bearings Or, five 
 fusils conjoined in fesse sable, between in chief two palm- 
 trees eradicated proper, and in base a lion passant regar- 
 dant of the second. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion regardant sable, collared or, 
 resting the dexter paw upon a fusil also sable, and holding 
 in the mouth a palm branch proper. Motto — ' ' Spes sibi quis 
 
 que." Married, Feb. 21, 1878, Agnes Murray, dau. of Col. 
 Murray Mackenzie, Bengal Horse Artillery ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Charles Hotson Murray Ebden, Gentleman, b. June 
 29, 1880 ; Agnes Leila ; and Gladvs Eveline. Residence - 
 Baldslow Place, near St. Leonards-on-Sea. 
 
 EBSWORTH (H. Coll. ). Argent, a cross engrailed and 
 voided sable, between four human hearts gules," and in the 
 centre point a raven close proper. MantllJig sable and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 arrows in saltire sable, a cockatrice's head erased argent, 
 combed and wattled gules. 
 
 Sons of George Clement Ebsworth (eld. s. of Rev. 
 
 George Searl Ebsworth), b. 1844; d. 1904; m. 1877, 
 
 Jessie Agnes, d. of Frederick Cook Stephens of 
 
 Bilbao : — 
 Frederick George Ebsworth, Gentleman, b. 1878. 
 Alfred Henry Ebsworth, Gentleman, b. 1883. 
 
 Sons of Rev. George Searl Ebsworth, Vicar of Croxton 
 
 Kerrial, b. 1814 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1843, Sarah Marianne, 
 
 d. of Peter Cazalet : — 
 Rev. Algernon Frederic Ebsworth, Vicar of East Retford, 
 Canon of Southwell Cathedral, b. 1845 ; m. 1879, Mary 
 Frances, d. of Rev. Evelyn Hardolph Harcourt Vernon ; 
 and has issue — Wilfrid Algernon Ebsworth, Gentleman, 
 b. 1897 ; Helena Mary ; Janet Evelyn ; and Hilda Margaret. 
 Res. — The Vicarage, East Retford. 
 
 Edward Henry Ebsworth, Esq., J. P. co. Glamorgan, b. 
 1848 ; m. 1873, Josephine Mary, d. of Richard Miller of 
 Manderston, co. Berwick; and has issue — Elizabeth [m. 
 Capt, George S. C. Swinton, March Pursuivant of Arms 
 (q.v.)]. Seat — Llandough Castle, Cowbridge, Glamorgan. 
 Clubs — Wellington, Prince's, County (Cardiff). 
 
 Ernest Alfred Ebsworth, Gentleman, b. 1866; tii. 1892, 
 Muriel Fanny Cecil Stuart, d. of Edward Daniel of Chfton, 
 Glos. Res. — Hemingford Grey, St. Ives, Hunts. 
 
 JOHN ECCLES, Esquire, J. P. co. of Lancaster. Born 
 Oct. 19, 1831, being the second but only surviving son of 
 the late William Eccles, by his wife Jane, dau. of Kenneth 
 M'Kenzie. Armorial bearings -Sable, on a pale en- 
 grailed or, between six lions rampant paleways argent, a 
 rose between two crosses pat6e gules. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a rock proper, 
 a cross pat^e gules, and on either side three cinquefoils 
 slipped vert. Motto —" Per ecclesiam ad coelum." Mar- 
 ried, 1875, Victoria Mary Luis Kay, dau. of Jos6 Luis 
 Fernandes ; and has Issue - (i) John Gilbert Luis Eccles, 
 Gentleman, b. 1875; (2) William Ernest Luis Eccles, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Gentleman, t. 1879. 
 Preston. 
 
 KesideMct — Farington House, noar 
 
 JOHN GODFRKY ECHLIN, Gentleman. Horn April 
 c, 1843. being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Rev. John Robert Kcblin, M.A. , ].V., formerly In- 
 cumbent of Hronington, near Whitchurch, Salop; by his 
 second wife Mary Anne, second dau. of Ford North, of the 
 Oaks, .Ambleside, co. WestmoreLind. Armorial iMaxinga 
 — l.>u;irteily i and 4, or, ;i galley proper ; 2 and 3, or, a fesse 
 chequy purpure and argent, in chief a deer at full speed 
 pursued by a dog all proper. Great — On a wreath of tlic 
 colours, a talboi pissant argent, spotted sable, langued 
 gules. Motto — " Non sine praxli." ii/arnW, 1870, Anna 
 Medici, older dau. and coheir of Rev. John Wrixon, M.A., 
 Vicar of Malone, co. Antrim ; and has Issue— (1) John 
 Stafford Echlin, Gentleman, b. Feb. 33, 1873 ; (a) Godfrey 
 Cecil Echlin, Gentleman, Lieut R.N., ^. Aug. la, 1874; 
 (3) Bertram Wrixon Echlin, Gentleman, R.N.R., b. Nov. 
 1879. 5<fd/— The old family residence was at Ardquin, 
 near Portaferry, co. Down, but it is now in ruins, and 
 occupied by tenants. Present seat — Dunloskin, Carrick- 
 fergiis. 
 
 JAMES CARLTON ECKERSLEY, Esquire. J. P. 
 CO. I.,ancaster, M..\. Trin. CoIL, Cambridge. Bom May 
 ao, 18^. being the eldest son of the late Nathaniel 
 Eckersley. Esq., M.P. for Wigan 1866 68, and 1883-85. 
 High Sheriff of Lancashire 1878, J. P. and D.L., formerly 
 Major 4th Batt. Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, by his wife 
 Elisabeth, dau. of Henry ffarington. Clubs — United Uni- 
 versity, Carlton. Livery — Blue. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, on a bend indented or, between five martlets, three 
 in chief and two in base of the last, a chaplet of oak 
 
 £ roper, between two dragons' heads erased of the first. 
 [antling sable and or. C&est — On a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm in arnwur embowed proper, garnished and charged 
 with two cinquefoils, the one above, the one below, the 
 elbow or, holding in the hand an esquire's helmet Isetween 
 two branches of oak in saltire, slipped, also proper. 
 Motto — " Allons mes enfants." Seats — Ashfield, near 
 Wigan, CO. Lancaster, and Carlton Manor, Yeadon, co. 
 York. 
 
 ECROYD, quartered by FARRER. 
 
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 Wn.LIAM FARRER ECROYD, Esquire, D.L. and 
 J. P. for CO. Hereford, and J. P. for County Palatine 
 
 Lomeshaye, in co. Lancisiet, by his wife MarKarct, eldest 
 dau. of William Farn-r of Wythmoor, in co. Wc^tniorlaiul. 
 Livery— 0\\\c, brown, and gilt buttons. Armorial bear- 
 Ingi — Azure, on a chevron erminois, between three stags' 
 heads erased of the last, in the centre chief point a bezant 
 charged with a rose gules, barU^d and seeded proper, two 
 oak-l>ranches slipped chevronways also proper. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of ademi-tower pro|)er, 
 thereon a stag's head erased erminois, three spears, one in 
 pale and two in saltire, also propwr. Motto — " In veritate 
 victoria." Married, firstly, Oct. i, 1851, Mary, elder dau. of 
 Thomas Backhouse of York ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas 
 Backhouse Ecroyd, Gentleman, b. July 7, 1857 ; (a) William 
 Farrer (assumed that name by Royal Licence, see Farrer), 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. a8, i86i ; (3) Edward Ecroyd, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 9, 1864 ; Edith Mary ; Margaret ; Gertrude ; 
 Alizon ; Mary (deceased) ; and Adelaide Jane. He married, 
 secondly, Anna Maria, eldest dau. of George Foster of 
 Sabden, in co. Lancaster. Estates — Lomesnaye, in co. 
 Lancaster ; Credenhill Park, in co. Hereford ; Whitbarrow 
 Lodge, in co. Westmorland. Postal address — Credenhill 
 Court, near Hereford. Club — Carlton. 
 
 EDEN, sec DUNCOMBE-EDEN. 
 
 5 JOHN HENRY EDEN, Esquire, Lieut. -Colonel (rctd. 
 pay), late P.W.O. Yorkshire Kegt.), H.M. Inspector 
 of Constabulary. Born May 10, 1851, l)eing the eldest 
 son of the late Rev. J. P. Eden, Rector of Sedgefield, co. 
 Durham, and his wife Catherine Frances, dau. of Colonel 
 H. Stotert. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron 
 
 of Lancaster, M.P. for Preston 1881-5. ^<"'" Ju'y 14. 
 1827, being the eldest son of the late William Ecroyd of 
 
 between three garbs or, banded vert, as many escallops 
 sable ; and impaling the arms of Lowry-Corry, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, gules, a saltire argent, in chief a rose of 
 the last (for Corry) ; 2. sable, a cup argent, with a garland 
 between two laurel branches all issuing therefrom proper. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm in armour embowed proper, the hand grasping 
 a garb as in the arms. Motto "Si sit prudentia." Mar- 
 ried, Oct. 12, 1893, Lady Florence Lowry-Corry, second dau. 
 
 J^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 of 4th Earl of Belmore ; and has /ssue~(i) Robert John 
 Patrick Eden, Gentleman, 6. April 26, 1896; (2) George 
 Wilfrid Eden, Gentleman, i. Aug. 13, 1903; Christian 
 Florence ; and Norah Madeline. Postal address— Bishop- 
 ston Grange, Ripon. Cli(d — United Service. 
 
 WILFRED HAYTHORNE EDGAR, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law. Born Jan. 9, 1864, being the only son of 
 the late Rev. Joseph Haythorne Edgar, M.A. Oxon., 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, formerly Lieut, in the Royal Artil- 
 lery, by his wife Emily Sarah, dau. of William Pritchard, 
 Proctor of Doctors' Commons. Armorial bearings— 
 
 ' Party per fesse sable and argent, a lion rampant counter- 
 i changed, armed and langued gules. Above the shield is 
 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 ! doubled argent ; and issuing from a wreath of his liveries 
 ■ is set for Crest, an nrm in armoin% the hand bare and 
 I grasping a dagger point downwards all proper ; and in an 
 
 escroll above the same this Motto, " Maun do it," and on 
 fa compartment below the shield the additional Motto, 
 
 " Salutem disponit Deus." 
 
 EDGBASTON, quartered by MIDDLEMORE. 
 
 EDGCUMBE, see PEARCE-EDGCUMBE. 
 
 a RICHARD JOHN FREDERICK EDGCUMBE, 
 & Esquire, J. P. co. Berks, Sergeant-at-Arms since 1880, 
 late Capt. Royal Bucks Militia, formerly of 73rd and S2nd 
 Regts. Born Aug. 12, 1843, being the eldest son of the late 
 Hon. George Edgcumbe and of Fanny Lucy, dau. of Sir 
 John Shelley, sixth Bart. Armorial bearings— Gules, on 
 a bend ermines, cotised or, three boars' heads argent. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a boar argent, accoUed with a wreath of oak proper, fructed 
 or. Motto — "An plaisir fort de Dieu." Married, Nov. 
 26, 1872, Mary Louisa, dau. of John Bligh Monck, Coley 
 Park, Reading; and has /ss?^e—Kene\m William Edward 
 Edgcumbe, Esq., 6. Oct. 9, 1873. ^^^^ — Edgbarrow, Crow- 
 thorne, Berks. Town rej/dVwc^— 33Tedworth Square, Chel- 
 sea. C/z/3j— Athenaeum, Wellington, Berkshire County. 
 
 Sir JOHN EDGE, Knight Bachelor, K.C., LL.B. 
 (Trin. Coll., Dublin); formerly Chief Justice of the N.W. 
 
 Provinces of India, 1886 ; created Knight Bachelor, 1886. 
 Born 1841, being the only son of Benjamin Booker Edge, 
 Esq., of Clonbrock, by Esther Anne, dau. of Thomas 
 Allen, Esq., of The Park, co. Wicklow. Armorial 
 bearings— Per fesse sable and gules, an eagle displayed 
 
 argent, on a chief or, a cinquefoil between two annulets of 
 the second. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a reindeer's head couped 
 proper, collared and chained or, holding in the mouth a 
 trefoil vert ; with the Motto, "Semper fidelis. " Married, 
 1867, Laura, youngest dau. of Thomas Lougborough of 
 Selwood Lodge, Surrey ; and has had Issue— ]ohn Edge, 
 Esq., i. 1873, d. 1896; Esther Frances (deceased); Ethel 
 Laura [m. Capt. Stuart George Knox, Indian Army] ; 
 Kathleen Mary [m. Major Charles Trevor Caulfield, 
 R.H.A.]; and Helga Violet. Postal addresses — Waverley 
 Court, Camberley, and Clonbrock, Crettyard, Ireland. 
 Club — -Junior Carlton. 
 
 JOHN HENRY EDGE, Esq., B.A. (Dublin), Barrister- 
 at-Law. Born 1841, being the only surviving son of the 
 late John Dallas Edge, Barrister-at-Law, by Anne, dau. of 
 the late T. Mansell. Armorial bearings— Per fesse sable 
 and gules, an eagle displayed argent, on a chief or, a cinque- 
 foil between two annulets of the second. Mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a reindeer's head couped proper, collared and chained or, 
 and holding in its mouth a trefoil vert. Motto — "Semper 
 fidelis." Married, 1870, Georgina, only dau. of W. Monck 
 Gibbon, LL.D. 5ra/— Farnaus, Ballickmoyler, Queen's 
 Co. Residence — 25 Upper Mount Street, Dublin. 
 
 S THOMAS LEWIS KEKEWICH EDGE, Esquire. 
 J. P. for Notts, Capt. and Hon. Maj. 4th Notts V.B. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Sherwood Forestrrs, High SiierifT of Notts, 1904. Bom 
 Oct. 37, 1856. being the oldest son of James Thomas 
 Edge, by his wife Julia Kranci's, dan. of S. T. Kekewich, 
 Est). Ciut — New University. I.iitry — Blue c<xits, scarlet 
 waistcoats. Armorial b«arliigi (1848)— Quarterly i and 
 4. per fe&sc sable ;\iul gules, an eagle displayed argent, on 
 a chief or, a rose Ixrtween two annulets of the second (for 
 Edge) ; a and 3 sable, a fessc between three cinquefoils 
 or (for Hurt). Mantling sable and argent. Cresta— (i) 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a reindeer's head coupcd 
 proper, collared and chained or (i'2dge) ; (a) a hart iiassant 
 proper, horned, meml^-red and hurt in the haunch with an 
 arrow or, feathered argent. Motto— " .Semper tidelis." 
 Married, May 37, i886, Franctrs Etheldrcda, eldest dau. 
 of Canon Musgrave; and has/.w«^— (1) Ralph Thomas 
 E<ige. Gentleman, b. Sept. 1888 ; (3) James Vernon Edge, 
 Cientleman, b. Oct 1889; (3J Roger Francis Edge, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 1897; Julia Tranc-es; Emily Mary; Cecily 
 Etheldreda; and Nevill Cassandra Strelley. 6V(//— Strelley 
 Hall, Nottingham. 
 
 EDGELL, see WYATTEDGELL. 
 
 TuK Rev. EDWARD BETTENSON EDGELL. Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Wilts. Bom 1819, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rev. Edward Edgell, Prebendary of Wells and Rector of 
 Rodden, by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. Robert 
 Wilson, Puston, Wilts. Armorial bearing^— Argent, on 
 a chevron embattled sable, between three cinquefoils gules, 
 as many bezants. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- On 
 a wreath of the colours, a falcon rismg, belled or, gutt6e-de- 
 sang, resting the dexter foot on an antique shield of the first, 
 charged with a cinquefoil as in the arms. MottO'-"Qui 
 sera, sera." Married, 1843, Hester, dau. of R. Capel of 
 Bulland Lodge, Wiveliscombe ; and has with other Issue— 
 Rev. Edward Methuen Rogers Edgell, Rector of Rodden, 
 Frome, b. 1851 ; Frances Elizabeth (deceased) [m. Rev. 
 R. G. Walker, Rector of Boyton, and has issue]. Seat— 
 Standerwick Court, Frome, co. Somerset. Residence — 
 Bromham, Chippenham. 
 
 for London, Chairman of Quarter Sessions of the co. of 
 I..ondon. Horn 1819, licing the son of Edward Colsill ICdlin 
 of Mortlake, by his wife Sophia, daughter of Thomas 
 .Sawyer of Tunbriilge Wells ; dubbed Knight liachelor, 
 1888. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Ermine, 
 a fesse vair, in chief two arrows saltireways proper, all 
 within a bordure nebuly sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a crescent or, therefrom rising a falcon proper, 
 belled and jessed gold, each wing charged with a trefoil 
 slipped vert ; with the Motto, "Suspice." Married, 1870, 
 Amy Alicia, daughter of Thomas Bruce Swinhoe, Solicitor 
 to the Honourable East India Company. Postal addresses 
 — 64 Quecnsborough Terrace, W. ; Wentworth House, 
 Clifton. 
 
 Major-Gkneral HENRY EDMEADES, Royal Artil- 
 lery (retired 1886). Bom Oct. 16, 1835, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the Rev. William H. Edmeades, by his 
 wife Sarah Mary Jane, eldest dau. of the late Capt. Isiiche 
 of the Hon. East India Company's Service. Ltvery Drab 
 and green facings. Armorial bearingps Ermine, a fesse 
 dancett^e f>alyor and vert, between two horses' heads erased 
 in chief, and three arrows, one in pale surmounted by two 
 in saltire, tlie pheons downward sable. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Cresi — Upon a wreath of the colours, five arrows 
 interlaced or, surmounted by a crescent sable. Married, 
 Aug. 2, 1870, Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. (rf. 1887) of the 
 late Rev. W. T. Collings, Seigneur of Bark, Channel 
 Islands; and has Issue — (i) Henry Edmeades, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 8, 1875 ; (2) William Allaire Edmeades, Gentleman, 
 3. Jan. 13, 1880; Mary Mildred; Mabel; Florence; and 
 Hilda Margaret. Estates — Nurstead Court ; Wrotiiam 
 Place, in the county of Kent. Postal address —Nurstead 
 Court, Gravesend. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 WILLIAM EDMONDS. Esq., J. P. for Devonshire, and 
 Lord of the Manor of Southleigh. Born 1834, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Edmonds of Liverpool, by 
 
 EDGEWORTH of Edgeworthstown (U.O.). Per 
 chevron gules and or, three martlets counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest^On a ducal coronet a 
 pelican vulning herself or. Motto — "Constans contraria 
 spernit." Livery — Claret, canary facings. 
 
 Sons of Francis Beaufort Edgeworth, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1809; d. 1846; m. 1831, Rosa Florentina, d. of Don 
 
 Antonio Eroles of Catalonia, Spain : — 
 Antonio Eroles Edgeworth, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Long- 
 ford (High Sheriff 1890), M.A. and ex-Scholar (Trin. Coll.. 
 Dub,), b. 1842; m. 1874, Franfoise, d. of Col. Delcher of 
 the French Service. Seat — Edgeworthstown House, co. 
 Longford. 
 
 Ysidro Francis Edgeworth, Gentleman, M..^., D.C.L. 
 F.R.S., Barrister-at-Law, Fellow of All Souls College, and 
 Professor of Political Economy, Oxford, b. 1846. Res. — 
 Oxford. Clubs — Athenaeum, Alpine, Savile. 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Essex Edward Edgeworth, B.A., of 
 
 Kilshrewley and Longwood, b. 1814 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1843, 
 
 Elizabeth Anne, d. of late Lancelot Croasdaile of 
 
 Rynn, Queen's Co. : — 
 Thomas Newcomen Edgeworth, Esq., D.L. co. Long- 
 ford, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1850; m. 1878, 
 Elizabeth du Pr6, eld. d. of John Wilson, Esq., J. P. of 
 Daramona, co. Westmeath ; and has issue — (i) Kenneth 
 Essex Edgeworth, Gentleman, Lieut. R.E., b. i88o; (2) 
 John Agnew Edgeworth, Gentleman, Lieut. R.E., b. 1884; 
 and Ethel Marian. Seats — Kilshrewley, Edgeworthstown, 
 CO. Longford; Longwood, co. Meath. 
 
 Rev. Lancelot Croasdaile Agnew Edgeworth, B.A. 
 (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1852 ; m. 1893, Eliza, d. of Joseph S. 
 Cragg of Longbridge-Hayes, Staffs. Res. — The Parsonage, 
 County Asylum, Chester. 
 
 Son of Cecil Roger Ekigeworth, Gentleman, b, i860; 
 
 d. 1896; m. 1891, Alice, d. of late H. J. Knox of 
 
 Durban, Natal : — 
 Roger Lovell Edgeworth, Gentleman, b. 1892. Res. — 
 
 Sir PETER HENRY EDLIN, Knight Bachelor, one 
 of Her Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the CO. of Middlesex, and Justice of the Peace 
 
 Matilda Elvina, fourth dau. of the late Thomas Humphries 
 of Dublin. Clubs— Hx.. George's, Conservative (Liverpool). 
 Armorial bearings — Per chevron nebuly argent and vert, 
 in chief two fleurs-de-lis of the last, and in base a ship under 
 sail proper. Mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 upon a wreath of the colours, a rock proper, thereon a fleur- 
 de-lis vert, surmounted by a boar's head couped or. Motto 
 —"Absque labore nihil." Married, 1868, Mary Elizabeth, 
 eldest dau. of the late Nicholas Gifford of Rathcoyle, co. 
 Wicklow (she died 1877) ; and has, with other Issue — 
 WilliamEdmonds, Barrister-at-law, b. 1871. Seat—Wis- 
 combe Park, Colyton, Devon. 
 
 EDMONSTONE, quartered by D.ALGLEISH. 
 
 WILLIAM EDMONDSTONE EDMONSTONE - 
 MONTGOMERIE, Esquire, Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 
 in the Volunteers. Born Oct. 9, i860, being the eldest 
 son of Hugh Edmonstone - Montgomerie, Esq., by his 
 wife Ellen, dau. of Thomas Turner. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, grand quarters, quarterly i. 
 and iiii. azure, three fleurs-de-lis or ; ii. and iii. gules, 
 three annulets or, stoned azure, all within a bordure en- 
 grailed or, charged with a double tressure flory counterflory 
 gules (for Montgomerie) ; 2 and 3 grand quarters, or, three 
 crescents within a double tressure flory counterflory gules, 
 in the fesse point a crescent azure (for Edmonstone). 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crests— i. on the dexter 
 side, on a chapeau, a dexter gauntlet erect proper, the hand 
 holding a dagger erect also proper, hiked and pommelled 
 or (for Montgomerie) ; 2. on the sinister side, out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a swan's head and neck argent, beaked or (for 
 Edmonstone). Motto — " Garde garde. " Residence — 200 
 Cromwell Road, Kensington, S. W. 
 
 EDMUND OF WOODSTOCK, quartered by DU 
 MOULIN-BROWNE and JERNINGHAM. 
 
 issuant from the battlements of a tower or, a wolfs head 
 per pale ermine and gules, guttfe-d'or, charged with a cross 
 couped also or. Motto — "A gar y gwir a gyfyr." Mar- 
 ried, 1880, the second dau. of D. Davis of Maesyffynon, 
 
 EDMUNDS, see MARTIN-EDMUNDS. 
 EDNOWAIN BENDEW, quartered by MOSTYN. 
 EDWARDES, see HOPE-EDWARDES. 
 EDWARDS, quartered by VAUGHAN-LEE. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel the Right Honourable Sir 
 FLEETWOOD ISHAM EDWARDS, Knight Grand 
 Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, K.C.B., I.S.O., P.C. 
 (1895), Serjeant at Arms in the House of Lords, and Extra 
 Equerry to the King (1901), Keeper of the Privy Purse, and 
 Extra Equerry to Queen Victoria, Member of the Council 
 of the Duchy of Lancaster, Royal Commissioner for Exhibi- 
 tion of 1851 and a Governor of Wellington College (1903). 
 Born 1842, being the son of Thomas Edwards, by his wife 
 Hester M.P., dau. of the Rev. William Wilson of Knowle 
 Hall, in the county of Warwick; created C.B. (1882), 
 K.C.B. (1887), G.C.V.O. (1901), I.S.O. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Party per saltire ermine and ermines, a lion rampant 
 or, a chief of the third, thereon a wolf's head erased between 
 two estoiles sable, the escutcheon being encircled by the 
 ribbon and motto of the Royal Victorian Order, and 
 pendent therefrom the badges of G.C.V.O. and K.C.B. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from a chaplet of roses gules, a lion's 
 head erased per pale ermines and ermine, gorged with a 
 collar gemel or ; with the MottO, " Integritate." Married, 
 first, 1870, Edith, dau. of the Rev. Allan Smith Masters of 
 Camer, in the county of Kent (she died 1873); secondly, 
 1880, Mary, dau. of the late Major J. R. Majendie, 92nd 
 Highlanders. Postal address — St. James's Palace, S.W. 
 Clubs — United Service, Junior United Service. 
 
 S FRANK EDWARDS, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 of Radnor, High Sheriff 1898, was educated at Shrews- 
 bury and Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1875), was formerly a 
 Solicitor, and M.P. for Radnorshire 1892-95 and since 1900. 
 Born 1852, being the son of Edward Edwards of Llangollen. 
 Armorial bearings— Per pale ermine and gules, gutt6e-d'or, 
 a lion rampant or, between two flaunches of the last, each 
 charged with a wolfs head erased of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 
 Aberdare ; and has Issue — Caroline Myfanwy. Seat — 
 The Cottage, Knighton, Radnorshire. Town residence — 
 III Ashley Gardens, S.W. Clubs— "Reiorm, National 
 Liberal. 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK EDWARDS, Gentleman, 
 F. R.G.S. , F.Z.S.. Citizen and Spectacle Maker of London 
 and a Past Master of the Worshipful Company of Tinplate 
 Workers. Born Nov. 2, 1843, being the third son of the 
 late Frederick Dominick Edwards of Frederick Place, 
 Caledonian Road, Islington, by Phillis Messeter his wife. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a pile sable, gutt^e-d'eau, 
 between two clubs in pale heads downwards also sable, 
 a lion rampant of the first. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest - On a wreath of the colours, in front of a man's 
 head in profile, couped proper, crined or, a fret of the 
 last. Motto — " Gratia naturam vincit." Married, May 
 10, 1869, Selina Hannah, dau. of Thomas Wooldridge 
 of Slough, Bucks; and has /jja<? living- George Frederick 
 Thomas Edwards, Gentleman, a Captain in the 2nd Batt. 
 of the Tower Hamlets Rifle Vol. Brigade, b. April 8, 1872 ; 
 Annie Lena [m., March 11, 1896, Henry Von Joel, jun., 
 of 35 Aberdeen Road, Highbury Park, Islington, and has 
 issue] ; Alice ; and Amy Hindle. Residence— Alger House, 
 6 Highbury Crescent, London, N. C/«i?j— Constitutional, 
 Royal Temple Yacht. 
 
 HOWELL POWELL EDWARDS, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Sussex, M.A. Oxon. Born Aug. 17, 1854, eldest son of the 
 late Rev. Canon H. Powell Edwards, of Llandevaud, Mon- 
 mouthshire, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of John Evans, 
 Esq., J. P., of Lovesgrove, Cardiganshire. Livery — Black, 
 with gold or orange facings. Armorial bearings — Sable, 
 a chevron vair, in base a spear-head or, embrued proper, 
 on a chief of the third three spear-heads of the first, also 
 imbrued proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head 
 erased vert, gorged with a collar vair and charged with two 
 quatrefoils in pale or, holding in the mouth a dexter hand 
 couped at the wrist distilling drops of blood proper, between 
 two spear-heads erect argent. Married, September 8, 1881, 
 Katherine Elizabeth, second daughter of Thomas Bonsall, 
 Esq., J.P., D.L., of Glaurheidol, Cardiganshire; and has 
 Issue— {i) Herbert Ivor Powell Edwards, Gentleman, bom 
 
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 Mzirch la, 1884 ; (a) William Cierald Howell Edwards, 
 <.>«ntlemnn, burn January 6, 1891 ; (3) Thomas Awbrey Kicr 
 Kdwaids. lieniletnan, Ixirn April aj, 1804 ; and Sybil Mary 
 
 Elizabeth. Estates — Novington Manor, in the co. of Sussex, 
 and Maytham Hall, in the co. of Kent. Residences — 
 Novington Manor, Sussex ; 18 Cleveland Square, Hyde 
 Park, London, W. Clubs — United University, Bath. 
 
 JOHN EDWARDS, Gentleman, of Trematon Hall, in 
 the county of Cornwall. Bom June 12, 1835, being the son 
 of the late John Edwards, Esquire, of Trematon Hall, in 
 the county of Cornwall, by his wife Jane, daughter of John 
 Bennett of Wearde, in the county of Cornwall. Armorial 
 bearlsj^ — He bears for Arms : Per chevron azure and or, 
 in chief a cross crosslet between two garbs, in base a garb 
 between as many cross crosslets counterchanged. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a griffin's head erased per chevron or and azure 
 between two ears of wheat gold. Married, October 6, 1863, 
 Eliza Howard, daughter of Joseph Yelloly Watson, Fellow 
 of the Royal Geographical Society, of the Grange, Thorpe, 
 in the county of Essex; and has Issue — (i) John Edwards, 
 Gentleman, bom September 23, 1865 ; (2) Henry William 
 Eldwards, Gentleman, born December 23, 1871 ; Eliza 
 Mary ; and Edith Annie. Seat — Trematon Hall, near 
 Saltash. 
 
 EDWYN, Lx>rd of Tegengle, quartered by MOSTYN. 
 
 SALAN DE TATTON EGERTON, Esquire, com- 
 monly known as the Hon. Alan de Tatton Egerton, 
 M.P. for Knutsford Division of Cheshire. Born March 19, 
 1845. Clubs — Bachelors', Carlton, St. James's. Armorial 
 beafing^ — Argent, a lion rampant gules between three 
 pheons sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest- On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion ram- 
 p)ant also gules, supporting an arrow paleways or, pheoned 
 and flighted argent. Married, 1867, Anna Louisa, daughter 
 of Simon Watson Taylor, formerly Member of Parlia- 
 ment for Devizes, of Erlestoke Park, Devizes ; and has 
 Issue living — Maurice Egerton, Esquire, born 1874. Postal 
 addresses — 9 Seamore Place, Mayfair, W. ; 9 King's 
 Gardens, Hove, Brighton ; The Cottage, Taplow, Maiden- 
 head ; Rostherne Manor, Knutsford. 
 
 CHARLES AUGUSTUS EGERTON, Esquire. J. P., 
 D.U Born Aug. 24, 1846, being the eldest son of the late 
 Edward Christopher Egerton, Esq., M.P. lor N. Cheshire, 
 sometime Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 
 by his wife Lady Mary Pierreiwnt, dau. of Charles, and 
 Earl Manvers. Armorial bearlnj^— Argent, a lion ram- 
 pant gules, iK'lween threo pheons sable. Uantllnj^ gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a cha|x,'au gules, turned up ermine, 
 a lion rampant also gules, supporting .in arrow paleways, 
 pheoned and flighted argent. Motto — * ' Sic donee. ' 
 Married, April 17, 1888, Hon. Mabelle Annie Brassey. 
 eldest dau. of Lord Brassey, G.C.B. ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Edward Brassey Egerton, Gentleman, b. March 3, 1889 ; 
 (a) Hugh Sidney Egerton, Gentleman, b. Oct. 6, 1890 ; (3) 
 Henry Jack Egerton, Gentleman, b. March 29, 1892 ; Cicely 
 Annie; Phyllis Mabelle; and Hester Joan. 5^a/— The 
 Banks, Mountfield, Sussex. C/«*j— Travellers', Turf. 
 
 Sir EDWIN HENRY EGERTON, K.C.B. (1897), 
 Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to H.M. 
 the King of the Hellenes since 1893, Sec. H.M. Legation 
 at Paris 1886-92. Bom Nov. 9, 1841, being the third son 
 of Rev. Thomas Egerton, Canon of York, Rector of Middle 
 (brother of Lord Egerton of Tatton), by his wife Charlotte 
 Catherine, dau. of Sir William Milner of Nunappleton. 
 Livery — Drab, scarlet collar and waistcoat, silver buttons ; 
 for dress, black plush breeches. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a lion rampant gules, between three pheons sable. 
 Mantling argent and gules. Crest— On a chapeau gules, 
 turned up ermine, a lion rampant also gules, supporting an 
 arrow in pale or, barbed and flighted argent. Motto— 
 "Sic donee." Married, July 22, 1895, Olga, widow of 
 Michael Katkof, late Russian Secretary of Legation at 
 Lisbon, and dau. of Prince Nicholas Lobanow Rostowski 
 of Lobanoro, Russia; and has Issue— ]o)xr. Frederick 
 Egerton, Esq., b. July 29, 1896. Postal address — British 
 Legation, Athens. Clubs — Travellers', Marlborough, 
 Garrick. 
 
 HUGH EDWARD EGERTON, Esquire, J. P. London, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Born April 19, 1855, being the second son 
 of the late Edward Christopher Egerton, Esq., M.P. for N. 
 Cheshire, sometime Under Sec. of State for Foreign Affairs, 
 by his wife Lady Mary Pierrepont, dau. of Charles, 2nd Earl 
 Manvers. Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant 
 gules, between three pheons sable. Mantling g^les and 
 argent. Crest— On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a 
 lion rampant also gules, supporting an arrow paleways, 
 pheoned and flighted argent. Motto— "Sic donee." Mar- 
 ried, July 7, 1886, Margaret Alice, dau. of Alexander 
 Trotter of Dreghorn, Midlothian ; and has Issue — (i) Guy 
 William Egerton, Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1892; (2) Arthur 
 Edward Egerton, Gentleman, b. Aug. 7, 1893 ; Frances 
 Lilias Noel; and Sibyl Alice. Residence — 11 Tite Street, 
 Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 SSiK ROBERT EYLES EGERTON, Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of 
 India (1879), Companion of the Most Eminent Order of 
 the Indian Empire (1878), J. P. and D.L. for Denbighshire. 
 Bom April 15, 1827, being the third son of WiUiam Eger- 
 ton, Gentleman, of Gresford Lodge, Denbighshire, and his 
 wife Sibella, dau. of Robert Boswell of Edinburgh. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant gules, between 
 three pheons sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, three arrows, two in saltire and 
 one in pale or, headed and feathered sable, banded gules. 
 Motto — " Virtuti non armis fido." Married, firstly, April 
 i8, 1853, Mary Warren, dau. of William Hickey ; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Henry Egerton, Gentleman, Indian 
 Financial Department, b. 1854, d. unmarried, April 24, 
 1889; (2) Robert Walter Egerton, Gentleman, Executive 
 Engineer, P.W. Dept. , India, h. 1855 \m., 1887, Flora 
 Augusta, dau. of Gen. Richard Shubrick ; and has issue, 
 Robert Randle Egerton, Gentleman, b. 1888]; (3) Raleigh 
 Gilbert Egerton, Esq., Major Indian Staff Corps, b. Sept. 
 25, i860; [m. first, 1894, Bridget Watson {d. 1894), dau. 
 of Watson Andrew Robertson, Esq., of Ladykirk ; and 
 secondly, 1904, Maude Helen, dau. of Sir George R. 
 Briscott ; and has issue, David George Egerton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1904]; (4) Charles Philip Egerton, Esq., Capt. Indian 
 Staff" Corps, b. March 7, 1863 {m., Nov. 16, 1889, Lilian 
 Isabel, fourth dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Hugh Rose, B..S.C. ; 
 
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 and has issue, Rowland Philip Egerton, Gentleman, i. 
 Nov. 25, 1891 ; Brian Raleigh Egerton, Gentleman, 6. 
 Nov. 18, 1897; Robert Charles Egerton, Gentleman, 
 6. 1903; and Grace Lilian]; Frances Mary [m., 1881, 
 Sir William Mackworth Young, K.C.S.I., B.C.S.]; 
 Katharine Flora ; and Margaret Rebecca. Sir Robert Eyles 
 Egerton married secondly, Aug. 4, 1883, Emily Caroline, 
 dau. of Rev. J. W. Cunningham, Vicar of Harrow. Postal 
 address — Coed-y-Glyn. 
 
 CLAUDE EGERTON EGERTON-GREEN, Esquire, 
 J. P. for Essex, M.A. (Oxon.). Born May 31, 1863, being 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Egerton Green, Esquire, 
 of King's Ford, Essex, J. P., D.L., by his wife Caroline 
 Frances, dau. of George Green of Harley Street ; and assumed 
 the additional name and arms of Egerton by Royal Licence 
 1887. Cluis — Windham, Isthmian. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron argent and gules, in chief 
 two sprigs of holly fructed proper, and in base a stag 
 trippant of the first, attired or (for Green) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 a lion rampant gules, between three pheons sable (for 
 Egerton). Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head argent, erased or, 
 attired sable, gorged with a collar gemel gules, holding in 
 the mouth a sprig of holly as in the arms (for Green) ; 2. 
 on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion rampant of 
 the first, supporting an arrow in pale, the pheon downwards 
 argent (for Egerton). Married, June 6, 1887, Alice Helen, 
 youngest dau. of Octavius Edward Coope, Esquire, of 
 Rochetts, Brentwood, Essex, J. P., D. L., M. P. ; and has 
 Issue — John William Egerton Egerton-Green, Gentleman, 
 born 1891 ; and Audrey Egerton. Postal address — East Hill 
 House, Colchester. 
 
 AUGUSTUS EGERTON -WARBURTON, Gentle- 
 man. Born March 26, 1850, being the fourth son of George 
 Edward Egerton-Warburton, formerly 51st Regiment, by 
 his wife Augusta, youngest dau. of the late Sir Richard 
 Spencer, R.N. Armorial bearingB — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron between three cormorants sable (for War- 
 burton) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant gules between 
 three pheons sable (for Egerton). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's 
 head affront^e, couped at the shoulders proper, round the 
 temples a wreath argent and gules, issuing thereform three 
 ostrich feathers or (for Warburton) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, three arrows, two in saltire and one in pale or, 
 headed and feathered sable, bound with a ribbon gules (for 
 Egerton). Married, 1880, Fanny, dau. of Edward Hester ; 
 and has Issue — Two sons and four daughters. Residence — 
 Bakerup, West Australia. 
 
 The Rev. GEOFFREY EGERTON-WARBURTON, 
 Rector of Warburton, Cheshire. Born April 7, 1846, being 
 the third but second surviving son of the late Rev. James 
 Francis Egerton-Warburton, by Ann, second dau. of George 
 Stone of Blisworth, co. Northampton. Anuorlal bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron between three 
 cormorants sable (for Warburton) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion 
 rampant gules between three pheons sable (for Egerton). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a Saracen's head affront^e, couped at the 
 shoulders proper, round the temples a wreath argent and 
 gules, issuing therefrom three ostrich feathers or (for War- 
 burton) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, three arrows, two 
 in saltire and one in pale or, headed and feathered sable, 
 bound with a ribbon gules (for Egerton). Married, 1878, 
 Adela Georgina Victorine, widow of H. T. Kelsey, and 
 daughter of B. G. Goode, Barrister-at-Law. Residence — 
 Warburton Rectory, Cheshire. 
 
 GEORGE EGERTON-WARBURTON, Gentleman. 
 Born Feb. 24, 1844, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Rev. James Francis Egerton-Warburton, by 
 his wife Ann, second dau. of George Stone of Blisworth, co. 
 Northampton. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron between three cormorants sable (for 
 Warburton) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant gules between 
 three pheons sable (for Egerton). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's 
 head affront^e, couped at the shoulders proper, round the 
 temples a wreath argent and gules, issuing therefrom three 
 
 ostrich feathers or (for Warburton) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, three arrows, two in saltire and one in pale or, 
 headed and feathered sable, bound with a ribbon gules (for 
 Egerton). Married, October 1886, Ruth, dau. of the late 
 Hon. Arthur Lascelles. Residence— '&&x\d:\c\o{\., Northwich, 
 Cheshire. 
 
 GEORGE GREY EGERTON-WARBURTON, Es- 
 quire, J. P. for the district of Plantagenet, W.A. Born 
 Oct. 9, 1843, being the eldest son of the late George 
 Edward Egerton-Warburton, formerly 51st Regiment, 
 by his wife Augusta, youngest dau. of the late Sir 
 Richard Spencer, R.N. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a chevron between three cormorants sable 
 (for Warburton); 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant gules 
 between three pheons sable (for Egerton). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 Saracen's head affront^e, couped at the shoulders proper, 
 round the temples a wreath argent and gules, issuing there- 
 from three ostrich feathers or (for Warburton) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, three arrows, two in saltire and one 
 in pale or, headed and feathered sable, bound with a ribbon 
 gules (for Egerton). Married, x?iT2., Amy, dau. of Edward 
 Godfrey Hester, Esq., J. P. for the district of Wellintgon, 
 W.A. ; and has /^jwe — Philip Grey Egerton-Warburton, 
 Gentleman, b. i%jj ; Georgia ; Mary Augusta ; and 
 Winifred Amy. Residence — Yeriminup, Western Aus- 
 tralia. 
 
 HORACE EGERTON-WARBURTON, Gentleman. 
 Born 1848, being the third son of George Edward Egerton- 
 Warburton, formerly 51st Regiment, by his wife Augusta, 
 youngest dau. of the late Sir Richard Spencer, R.N. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron 
 between three cormorants sable (for Warburton) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, a lion rampant gules between three pheons sable 
 (for Egerton). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head affront^e, couped 
 at the shoulders proper, round the temples a wreath argent 
 and gules, issuing therefrom three ostrich feathers or (for 
 Warburton) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, three arrows, 
 two in saltire and one in pale or, headed and feathered sable, 
 bound with a ribbon gules (for Egerton). Married, 1875, 
 Selina, dau. of John M'Kaill ; and has Issue (with one other 
 son and four daughters)— John Le Belward Egerton-War- 
 burton, Gentleman, b. 1880. Residence— St. Werburghe's, 
 West Australia. 
 
 SPIERS EGERTON-WARBURTON, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. Chester, Col. in the Earl of Chester's Yeomanry 
 Cavalry (ret. 1899), B.A. Oxon. Bom May 22, 1839, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rowland Eyles Egerton-Warbur- 
 ton, Esq., J. P. Co. Palatine of Chester, by his wife Mary, 
 
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 eldest dau. of the late Sir Richard Brooke, 6th Bart., of 
 Norton Priory, l.h'try — Plum-colour coat, red waistcoat, 
 black trousers, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Quar- 
 terly I and 4 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii., argent a 
 chevron between three cormorants sable (for Warburion), 
 ii. and iii. , argent, a lion rampant gules between three phcons 
 sable (for Egcrton) ; a, the same arms of Egerton ; 3, barry 
 of six argent and azure, a label of five points gules (for Urey). 
 ini(xiling the arms of Saumarez, namely argent, on a chevron 
 gules, between three leopards' faces sable, as many castles 
 triple-turretted or. Crests i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 
 a man's head affront^e, couped at the shoulders proper, 
 round the temples a wreath argent and gules, and issuant 
 therefrom three ostrich feathers or (for Warburton) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, three arrows heads downwards, one 
 in pale, and two in saltire or, lieaded and feathered sable, 
 bound with a ribbon gules (for Egerton). Married Antoi- 
 nette Elizabeth, commonly known as the Hon. Antoinette 
 Elizabeth, third dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir John St. Vincent 
 Saumarez, 3rd Baron De Saumarez ; and has Issue — (i) John 
 Egerton- Warburton, Gentleman, b. Dec. 1883 ; (2) Geoffrey 
 Egerton- Warburton, Gentleman, b. Feb. 1888; Dorothy; 
 Eveline ; Marjory ; and Lettice. Estates— Arlsy and War- 
 burton. Postal address— Airley Hall, Northwich, Cheshire. 
 C/ubs — Carlton, St. James's. 
 
 ROLAND EGERTON -WARBURTON. Gentleman, 
 Bom Nov. 14, 1845, being the second son of George Edward 
 Egerton- Warburton, Esquire, formerly 51st Regiment, by 
 his wife Augusta, youngest dau. of the late Sir Richard 
 Spencer, R.N. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron between three cormorants sable (for War- 
 burton) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant gules between 
 three pheons sable (for Egerton). Mantl&g sable and 
 argent. CSrests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's 
 head affronts, couped at the shoulders proper, round the 
 temples a wreath argent, issuing therefrom three ostrich 
 feathers or (for Warburton) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 three arrows, two in saltire and one in pale or, headed and 
 feathered sable, bound with a ribbon gules (for Egerton). 
 Married, 1881, Mary, dau. of John M'Kaill; and has Issue— 
 Four sons and three daughters. Residence — Stoneyhurst, 
 West Australia. 
 
 ARTHUR EGGINTON, Esq., J.P. for E. Riding of 
 CO. of York. Bom 1850, being the only son of the late 
 John Egginton of South Ella, by Fanny, dau. of the late 
 
 E. Spcnce of Tilworth, E. Yorkshire. Club — Conserva- 
 tive. Armorial bearings— Argent, six eagles displayed 
 sable, a chief nebuly azure, and impaling these same 
 ;irms of Egginton. Mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot 
 sejant argent, eared sable, gorged with a collar per fesse 
 nebuly or and azure, the dexter paw resting on a sphere 
 proper. Motto — " Integer vitse." ii/arntfrf, 1880, Beatrice 
 Constance, eldest dau. of John Smyth Egginton of The 
 Elms, Kirk Ella, i'^a/— South Ella, near Hull. 
 
 JOHN SMYTH EGGINTON, Esq., J.P. for E. Riding 
 of the CO. of York. Born 1831, being the younger and 
 only surviving son of the late Joseph Smyth Egginton, 
 Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Kirk Ella, by Louisa Fanny, dau. 
 of the late Nathaniel Gostling. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, six eagles displayed sable, three, two and one, a 
 chief nebuly azure. Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant 
 argent, eared sable, gorged with a collar per fesse nebuly or 
 and azure, the dexter paw resting upon a sphere proper. 
 Motto —" Integer vitae." Married, 1855, Mary Anne, 
 eldest dau. of William Peppercorn of Eaton Socon, Hunts ; 
 and by her (who died 1883) has, with other Issue — Joseph 
 Smyth Egginton, Esq., Capt. R. Sussex Regt., b. i860. 
 Seat—Ttts. Elms, Kirk Ella, Hull. 
 
 JOHN LLOYD EGGINTON-ERNLE-ERLE-DRAX, 
 Esquire, late Lieut. 3rd Dragoon Guards, J.P. for co. of 
 Dorset. Born 1833, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 John Clemson Egginton, M.A., of Bilbrooke, in the co. of 
 Stafford, by his wife ; assumed the name of Ernie by Royal 
 License, August 6, 1887, on succeeding to the property ot 
 that extinct Baronetcy, and was authorised to bear the 
 additional surnames and arms of Erie and Drax by another 
 License, dated September 27 following. Clubs — Army and 
 Navy, Naval and Military. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly, i. chequy or and azure on a chief gules 
 three ostrich feathers in plume issuant of the first, and 
 for difference a canton ermine (for Drax) ; 2. gfules, three 
 escallops argent, a bordure engrailed of the last, and for 
 difference a canton erminois (for Erie) ; 3. argent, on a 
 bend sable three eagles displayed or, and for difference a 
 canton ermine (for Ernie) ; 4. per fesse nebuly azure and 
 ermine, six eagles displayed, three and three, counter- 
 changed (for Egginton) ; on an escutcheon of pretence the 
 arms of Drax, Erie, and Ernie, quarterly without such 
 marks of difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-dragon or, charged for difference on the shoulder 
 with an escallop gules (for Drax) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a lion's head erased or, gorged with two 
 barrulets sable, three escallops fesseways argent (for Erie) ; 
 
 3. upon a wreath of the colours, a man's head in profile 
 couped at the shoulders proper, on the head a long cap 
 barry of ten tasselled and tied or and sable, and charged on 
 the neck for difference with a cross crosslet or (for Ernie) ; 
 
 4. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert a talbot 
 sejant ermine, holding in the mouth an eagle displayed 
 sable (for Egginton). Motto— " Morten droit." Married, 
 1871, Sarah Charlotte Elizabeth, only surviving child and 
 heir of John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, and Member of 
 Parliament, by his wife Jane Frances, only daughter of 
 Richard Erie - Drax - Grosvenor, Esquire, and widow of 
 Colonel Francis Augustus Plunkett Burton, Coldstream 
 Guards, who died December 25, 1853 ; and by whom he 
 has Issue — Ernie Elizabeth Louisa Maria Grosvenor \m., 
 April 3, 1877, the late Right Honourable the seventeenth 
 Lord Dunsany, M.P. for South Gloucestershire. Seats — 
 Charborough Park and Bere Regis, Wareham ; Ellerton 
 Abbey, Richmond, co. York ; Etchilhampton Manor and 
 Maddington House, co. Wiltshire ; Swell Court, co. Somer- 
 set ; Caesar's Camp, Wimbledon. Residence — 7 Lypiatt 
 Terrace, Cheltenham. 
 
 EGLINTON, quartered by LAMB. 
 EGLINTON. see MONTGOMERIE. 
 
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 The Right Honourable Sir AUGUSTUS ARTHUR 
 PERCEVAL, Earl of Egmont, Viscount Perceval of Kan- 
 turk, Baron Perceval of Burton, and Baron Arden of Lohort 
 Castle, in the county of Cork, in the Peerage of Ireland ; 
 Lord Lovel and Holland of Enmore, in the county of 
 Somerset, in the Peerage of Great Britain ; Baron Arden of 
 Arden, in the county of Warwick, in the Peerage of the 
 United Kinedom ; and a Baronet of Ireland. Born June 
 4, 1856, being the eldest son of the late Charles John 
 Perceval, and succeeded as eighth Earl on the death 
 of his cousin, Sir Charles George Perceval, seventh Earl. 
 Creations — Baronet, Sept. 9, 1661 ; Baron, April 21, 1715 ; 
 Viscount, Feb. 25, 1722 ; Earl, Nov. 6, 1733. Irisli 
 honours— Baron (Great Britain), May 7, 1762; Barony of 
 Arden (Ireland), May 23, 1770; of the United Kingdom, 
 July 18, 1802. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 
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 ling azure and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's claw erased proper, grasping a bezant, 
 charged with a cross crosslet as in the arms. Motto— 
 ' ' Teneo tuto memor futuri. " Residence—Uwex^ooX. 
 
 ELAND, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 ELDER of Fairfield (L.O., 1869). Argent, a fesse 
 wreathed gules and vert between two mullets in chief of the 
 second and a dolphin hauriant in base azure, within a 
 bordure of the third. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a roll 
 of paper proper. Motto—" Virtute duce." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Alexander Elder, Gentleman, J. P. for Borough of South- 
 port, b. . y?w.— Fernholm, Southport, Lanes. 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chief indented gules, three 
 crosses pat6e of the field (for Perceval) ; 2 and 3 barry nebuly 
 of six or and gules (for Lovel of Tichmersh). Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a thistle erect, leaved proper. Supporters— Dexter 
 an antelope argent, attired and unguled or, ducally gorged 
 and chained of the last ; sinister, a stag sable, attired and 
 unguled or, ducally gorged and chained of the last, each 
 holding in the mouth a thistle proper. Motto— " Sub 
 cruce Candida." Married, 1881, Kate, dau. of the late 
 Warwick Howell of S. Carolina, U.S.A. 5^a/— Cowdray 
 Park, Midhurst, in the county of Sussex. 
 
 JOHN LAMPORT KILLS, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a fesse wavy between three mullets 
 azure, one in chief and two in base, and as many cross 
 crosslets fitch^e sable, two in chief and one in base. Mant- 
 
 EDGAR JOHN ELGOOD, Esquire, B.C.L., M.A. 
 (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, J. P. co. of Kent. 5orw May 26, 
 1850, being the then fourth surviving son of John Garrard 
 Elgood, Lord of the Manor of Somersham, co. of Hunting- 
 don (who died April 19, 1879), and eldest son of Anne, his 
 second wife (who died June 3, 1892), dau. of Jonathan Craw- 
 shaw of Boroughbridge, co. York. Livery — Blue, blue and 
 yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Or, on a rock in 
 base proper, a greyhound current sable, a chief azure, thereon 
 a key wards upwards between two fers-de-moline erect of 
 the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, thereon a 
 greyhound current sable, holding in the mouth a key in 
 bend, wards upwards or, a pile of six pellets, one, two, and 
 three. Motto — " Tenax propositi." Married, Nov. 23, 
 187S, Margaret Cooper, dau. and co-heiress of Robert 
 
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 Milnes Wright of North CoUingham, in the co. of Notting- 
 ham; and has hsut — Garrard Elgood, Ksq., Capt. and 
 
 Batt. of the "Queen's Own" (Royal West Kent Regt.), 
 b. Sept. 4, 1879 ; and Mary. Estate — Grassington House, 
 Grossington, near Skipton in Craven, in the West Riding 
 CO. of York. Postal address — The Manor House, Sidcup, 
 Kent. Club — United University. 
 
 S WILLIAM ELIOTT-LOCKHART, Esquire, of Cleg- 
 horn, in the county of l^nark, Justice of the Peace for 
 the counties of Lanark, Roxburgh, and Selkirk, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the counties of Lanark and Selkirk, educated 
 at Harrow ; late Captain 26th Cameronians and 74th 
 Highlanders ; was Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-General at 
 
 Aldershot, 1863-1868. Bom March 2, 1833, being the eldest 
 son of the late Allan Eliott-Lockhart, Esquire, of Borth- 
 wickbrae and Cleghom, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the counties of Lanark and Roxburgh, and 
 Lord-Lieutenant for the county of Selkirk, called to the 
 Scotch Bar, 1824, Member of Parliament for the county of 
 Selkirk, 1846-1861. by his wife Charlotte, fifth daughter 
 of Sir Robert Dundas, first Baronet, of Dunira. Clubs— 
 Carlton, S.W., New (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings- 
 
 Quarterly I and 4, azure three boars' heads erased argent, 
 armed and lang^ed gules ; a and 3 gules, on a bend en- 
 grailed or, a baton azure, within a bordure of the second 
 surmounted of another ol the third, the last charged with 
 four crescents and as many mullets argent and of the second 
 alternately. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure, doubled aigent ; 
 and for his Orests, i. on the dexter side, upon a wreath of 
 the liveries, a Ixxir's head eriised argent, armed and langued 
 gules ; and in an escroll above, the Motto, " Sine labe fides ; " 
 2. and upon the sinister side, a dexter hand erect, holding a 
 horseman's lance bendways proper, headed argent ; and in 
 an escroll over the same, the Motto, " Hoc majorum opus ; " 
 and for his Supporters, two wild harts profjer. Married, 
 April II, 1866, Dorothea Helen, eldest daughter of Sir 
 Walter Elliot, Knight Commander of the Most Exalted 
 Order of the Star of India, of Wolfelee [by Maria Dorothea, 
 eldest dau. of Sir David Hunter- Blair of Blairquhan] ; and 
 has had Issue— U) Allan Ash ton Ehott-Lockhart, Esq. 
 Capt. Highland Light Infantry, b. Feb. 21, 1867, d. at 
 Malta, May 16, 1898 ; (2) Walter Blair Eliott-Lockhart, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Seaforth Highlanders, b. March 3, 1870, 
 d, March 2, 1895; (3) Norman JEliott-Lockhart, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 26, 1871, d. April 3, 1872; Mary Charlotte (m., 
 Sept. 20, 1899, Robert Henry Adams, Esq., Major Scots 
 Greys). Seat — Cleghorn, Lanarkshire. 
 
 ELKINGTON, quartered by FLOYER, 
 
 ELLERKER, 
 ONSLOW. 
 
 see MAINWARING-ELLERKER- 
 
 ELLERTON, quartered by WIPHAM. 
 
 ELLERTON THORP, see THORP. 
 
 S ARTHUR WARRE ELLES, Esquire, Captain King's 
 Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Born 1864, being the 
 eldest son of the late Maj.-Gen. Sir William Kidston EUes, 
 K.C.B., Chevalier sth Class French Imperial Order Legion 
 of Honour ; Lieut. -Gen. Commanding the Forces in Bengal, 
 by his wife Eleanor Noble, dau. of the late George Warre. 
 Armorial bearings — Parted per fesse or and azure, three 
 esquires' helmets countercharged. Mantling azure doubled 
 or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 gauntleted dexter hand grasping an asp proper, the hand 
 charged with a cross crosslet fitch^e gules ; and in an escroll 
 above, this Motto, " Sperno." Married, 1893, Janet, dau. 
 of Rev. J. G. Pearse of Exeter. Postal address— 
 
 H. ELLICOMBE, Gentleman. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a chevron engrailed sable, between three. stags 
 current proper, as many crosses pat^e of the field. Mantling 
 sab'e and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours a 
 stag's head erased proper, attired or, between the attires 
 a cross pat^e fitchy, and gorged with a collar embattled 
 counter-embattled gules with chain gold. Residence - 18 
 Albemarle Street, W. 
 
 ELLIOT, see FOGG-ELLIOT and SCOTT-ELLIOT. 
 
 BERTRAM CHARLES ELLIOT, Esquire. Born 
 1867, being the eldest son of Admiral the Honourable Sir 
 Charles Gilbert John Brydone Elliot, K.C.B., by his wife 
 Louisa, dau. of Sir Edward Blackett, 6th Bart. Ar- 
 morial bearingfs — Quarterly first and fourth grand quar- 
 ters, quarterly i and 4 argent, a buglehorn rable, stringed 
 and garnished gules, on a chief azure three mullets of 
 the first (for Murray) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron argent 
 between three fleurs-de-lis or (for Kynynmound) ; second 
 and third grand quarters, gules, on a bend engrailed or, 
 a baton azure, within a bordure vair (for Elliot); over 
 all a chief of augmentation argent, charged with a Moor's 
 head couped in profile proper, being the arms of Corsica. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from clouds a dexter arm embowed, 
 throwing a dart all proper. Motto — " Non eget arcu." 
 Residence — Brydone, Bitterne, in the county of Southampon. 
 
 S EDWARD HAY MACKENZIE ELLIOT, Esquire, 
 Major late South Lancashire Regt. (Prince of Wales' 
 
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 Volunteers). Born Nov. 30, 1852, being the third but 
 only surviving son of the late Sir Walter Elliot of Wolfelee, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star 
 of India, by his vi'ife Maria Dorothea, dau. of Sir David 
 Hunter Blair, Baronet, of Blairquhan ; succeeded his brother, 
 1892. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a bend invected or 
 a flute azure, in chief a lion passant guardant argent, im- 
 perially crowned proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 aram proper, and in an escroll above the Motto, " Fortiter." 
 Seat — Wolfelee, Hawick, North Britain. 
 
 FRANCIS EDMUND HUGH ELLIOT, Esquire, 
 C.M.G. , His Majesty's Envoy to Greece. Born March 
 24, 1851, being the only son of the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry 
 G. Elliot, G.C.B. (second son of Rt. Hon. Gilbert, 2nd 
 Earl of Minto), and of Anne, dau. of Sir Edmund An- 
 trobus, Bart. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 quarterly i. and iiii., argent, a bugle-horn sable, stringed 
 and garnished gules, on a chief azure, three mullets of the 
 field (for Murray) ; ii. and iii., azure, a chevron argent, be- 
 tween three fleurs-de-lis or (for Kynynmound) ; 2 and 3, 
 gules, on a bend engrailed or, a baton azure, a bordure 
 vair (for Elliot) ; over all a chief of augmentation argent, 
 charged with a Moor's head couped in profile proper, being 
 the arms of the Island of Corsica. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed issuant from clouds, throwing a dart, all proper ; 
 and over it the Motto, " Non eget arcu." Motto (under 
 the arms)— "Sua viter et fortiter." Married, Oct. 26, 1881, 
 Henrietta Augusta Mary, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir F. 
 Clare Ford, G. C. B. , G. C M. G. '; and has /««<»— Katharine ; 
 Frances Clara ; Dorothy ; and Violet Marie. Clubs — Travel- 
 lers', St. James's. 
 
 on a chief azure three mullets of the field (for Murray) ; ii. 
 and iii. azure, a chevron argent, between three fleurs-de-lis 
 or (for Kynynmound) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a bend engrailed 
 or, a baton azure, a bordure vair (for Elliot) ; over all a 
 chief of augmentation argent, charged with a Moor's head 
 couped in profile proper, being the arms of the Island of 
 Corsica; the escutcheon being encircled by the ribbon of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and by the collar 
 and pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight Grand Cross 
 of that Order, and impaling on a second escutcheon the 
 arms of Antrobus, namely, lozengy or and azure, on a pale 
 gules three estoiles of the first. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from clouds a dexter arm embowed, throwing a dart 
 all proper; and over it the Motto, "Non eget arcu." 
 Married, 1847, Annie, daughter of Sir Edmund Antrobus, 
 second Baronet ; and has Issue — Francis Edmund Hugh 
 Elliot, Esquire, born 1851 [married, 1881, Henrietta Augusta 
 Mary, daughter of the Right Honourable Sir Francis Clare 
 Ford, a Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy 
 Council, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Her Majesty's 
 Ambassador at Constantinople, and has issue, Katharine ; 
 Frances Clara ; and Dorothy] ; and Gertrude. Residence — 
 Ardington House, Wantage. 
 
 JOHN ELLIOT of Binks, co. Roxburgh, Gentleman. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a bend indented on a flute 
 of the first, within a bordure invected of the second. Mant- 
 ling gules doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a demi-man in armour argent, holding in his dexter hand 
 a pike proper. Motto—" Pro Deo Regeet Limite." Postal 
 address — Binks, co. Roxburgh. 
 
 Admiral Sir GEORGE ELLIOT, Knight Commander 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Bom 1813, 
 being the eldest son of the late Admiral Sir George Elliot, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Sir George Elliot, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, by his wife Eliza Cecilia, youngest daughter of James 
 Ness of Osgodvie, in the county of York ; created Knight 
 Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 1877. C/«*5— United Service. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Gules, on a bend engrailed or, a baton 
 azure, a bordure vair, a chief of augmentation argent, 
 charged with a Moor's head couped in profile proper, being 
 the arms of the Island of Corsica ; the escutcheon being 
 surrounded by the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, and pendent his badge as a Knight Commander 
 thereof, and impaling upon a second escutcheon the arms 
 of Wauchope, namely azure, two mullets in chief and a 
 garb in base or. Upon the escutcheons is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm em- 
 bowed, issuant from clouds, throwing a dart all proper. 
 Motto (over crest) — "Non eget arcu." Married, August 
 I, 1842, Hersey Susan Sydney, who died December 11, 
 1893, only daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Wauchope of 
 Niddrie-Marischall, in the county of Midlothian ; and has 
 Issue — George Edmund Lyons Elliot, Esquire, born April 
 5, 1849 ; Elizabeth [married, February 28, 1865, to her 
 cousin the Right Honourable the ninth Earl of Northesk, 
 who died September 9, 1891] ; Nina Helen [married, July 
 19, 1877, Captain Thomas Dacres Butler, late 52nd Light 
 Infantry] ; Hersey Eliza Cecilia [married, July 20, 1876, 
 Gerald R. Maltby, Esquire, late Lieutenant Royal Navy] ; 
 and Anna Maria Olivia [married, June 17, 1873, Charles 
 Windham R. Kerr]. Postal address — 6 Castletown road, 
 West Kensington, S.W. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir HENRY GEORGE 
 ELLIOT, a Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable 
 Privy Council, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath. Born 1817, being the second surviving 
 son of the Right Honourable the second Earl of Minto, a 
 Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, by his wife Mary, eldest daughter of Patrick Brydone. 
 Cltibs — Travellers', Athenaeum. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. , 
 argent a bugle-horn sable, stringed and garnished gules. 
 
 ELLIOT (171 1, rematric. 16 Dec. 1902). Gules, onabend 
 engrailed or, a baton azure, within a bordure of the second, 
 charged with eight roundlets of the first. Mantling gules. 
 
 doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter 
 hand appaum^e and ensigned on the palm with an eye 
 proper. Motto— " Fortiter et recte." /.ji'^O'- ,„ 
 Eld son of Rev. William Elliot, Prebendary of Here- 
 ford Cathedral and Rural Dean of Hereford, m. Anne 
 
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 l^uisa. d. of Gdvrard Bennett of WilUston Hall, 
 
 Cheshire, Hnd Bedstone, Salop : — 
 William Klliot, ICsq,, Major, formerly R.A., now Col. 
 cmdg. Kent Artill. Mil., i. 31 March 1861, m. 14 Jan. 
 1890, Mary Frances, d. and coh. of Arihur B. Warre of 
 Wcstcliflfe House, Ramsgate, and 109 Onslow Square, S. W.; 
 and has issue — Alison Mary. ffes. — 44 Harrington Gardens, 
 London, S.W. ; Kedhcugh, Sutton Valence, Rent. Ciui — 
 United Service. 
 
 ELLIOT (H. Coll.). Argent, a fesse wavy between two 
 bars gemels also wavy azure, over all a pale wavy counter- 
 changed. Mantling azure and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, an ele|>hant's head erased sable, charged with 
 a bar gemcl wavy argent, supporting with his trunk a tilting- 
 spcar erect proper. 
 Son of : — 
 
 The late John James Elliot, Esq., J. P. co. Devon, d. 1892. 
 lies, — Leighani, Egg Buckland, Devonshire. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY BLOIS ELLIOTT, Esq. Bom 
 1854, being the only son of the late George Henry Elliott 
 of Farnborough Park, by Ellen, dau. of the late William 
 Palmer-Morewood of Alfreton (she died 1893). Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine a fesse azure, with two 
 double cotises indented vert (for Elliott) ; a and 3 argent, 
 a fleur-de-lis between three mullets within a bordure gules 
 (for Glasse). Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a mermaid holding a looking- 
 glass and a comb in her hand proper (for Glasse). Seat — 
 C/u6 — Junior United Service. 
 
 THOM.\S GOSSELINE ELLIOTT, Gentleman, Born 
 1870, being the son of the late Nicholas Gosseline Elliott, 
 Gentleman, late Lieut. 62nd Regt., by his wife Anna, 
 dau. of the late Capt. Sir Thomas Ross, R.N. Armorial 
 bearings— Gules, on a bend engrailed between two trefoils 
 slipped or, a baton azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin sejant gules, holding 
 in the beak a snake prof)er, and charged on the shoulder 
 with a trefoil slipped or. Motto— "Occurrent nubes." 
 Residnnce — Lansdown Terrace, Cheltenham. 
 
 ELLIS, see HATTON-ELLIS and LESLIE-ELLIS. 
 
 ELLIS (Confn. U.O.). Gules, on a fesse argent, be- 
 tween three crescents or, as many escallops azure, on a 
 
 canton of the third a garb vert, charged with two bezants. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a dolphin naiant cmtowed argent, charged with 
 an escallop as m the arms. Motto — ' ' Non sine jure." 
 
 Sons of Robert Francis Ellis, Esq., of Sea Park, co. 
 Wicklow. M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), J. P. and High 
 Sheriff (1867! co. Monaghan (High Sheriff co. 
 Wicklow 1868). *. 182a; d. 1899; m. 1851, Elizabeth 
 Mary, d. of James Hawkins of St. Fcnton's, co. 
 Dublin :— 
 Lt.-Col. Henry Leslie- Ellis (q.v.). 
 Alexander Leslie Ellis, Gentleman, b. 1856. Res. — 
 William Whewell Leslie Ellis, Gentleman, b. 1859, 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Thomas Cupples Ellis, Esq., of St. Austin's. 
 
 CO. Wexford, J. P., b. 1829; d. 1885; m. i860, Augusta 
 
 Catherine, d. of Rev. Thomas Burne Lancaster, Rector 
 
 of Grittleton, Wilts:— 
 
 Henry Herbert Maxwell Ellis, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; 
 
 M. 1885, Louise Van Metres; and has issue — Henry 
 
 Augustus Emilius Ellis, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; Catherine 
 
 Inez; and Violet. Res.- 
 
 Ernest Francis Leslie, Esq., J. P. co. Wexford,^. 1867; 
 m. 1894, Harriet Eva, d. of late Matthew Johnson-Smyth 
 of Ingram, Lisburn, co. Antrim ; and has issue — Eva 
 Augusta Elizabeth. i>a/— St. Austin's, co. Wexford. 
 
 Arnold Claud Lancaster Ellis, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N.R., 
 b. 1869 ; m. 1899, Georgina Alice, d. of Rev. James Sullivan, 
 Rector of Askeaton, co. Limerick ; and has issue — Henry 
 Thomas Cupples Ellis, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; and Florence 
 Claudia Helena. Res. — 
 
 Major-General Sir ARTHUR EDWARD AUGUS- 
 TUS ELLIS, G.C.V.O. (1902), C.S.I. (1876), formerly 
 Colonel Grenadier Guards ; served in Crimea (medal with 
 clasps, and Sardinian and 'Turkish medals) ; in India 1858- 
 62; was Equerry to H.R.H. the Duchess of Cambridge 
 1864-66, and Equerry to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 
 1866-1900; Equerry to the King (1901); Comptroller of 
 the Lord Chamberlain's Department (1901); is a Knight 
 Grand Cross of Dannebrog of Denmark. Born Dec. 13, 
 1837, being the second son of Lieut.-Col. Hon. Augustus 
 Frederick Ellis, M.P. (second son of the Rt. Hon. the 
 ist Baron Seaford, by his wife Elizabeth Catherine Caro- 
 line, granddau. of the Rt. Rev. Frederick Augustus Hervey, 
 4th Earl of Bristol, sth Lord Howard de Walden, and 
 Lord Bishop of Derry), by his wife Mary Frances Thurlow, 
 dau. of Sir David Cunynghame, Bart. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly, i. erminois, a cross sable, charged with 
 five crescents argent (for Ellis) ; 2. gules, on a bend argent, 
 three trefoils slipped vert (for Hervey) ; 3. gules, two lions 
 passant argent, ducally crowned or (for Felton) ; 4. gules, a 
 bend between six cross crosslets fitch^e argent, on the bend 
 an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion rampant, erased 
 and pierced through the mouth with an arrow within a 
 double tressure flory counterflory, all gules (for Howard) ; 
 and impaling the arms of Labouchere, namely, quarterly 
 ermine and azure, in the second and third quarters a cross 
 patonce or. Mantling sable and or. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a goat's head erased 
 argent. Married, 1864, the Hon. Mina Labouchere, dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. the ist Baron Taunton ; and has surviving 
 Issue — (i) Henry Arthur Augustus Ellis, Esq., Clerk in 
 House of Commons, b. 1866 ; (2) Gerald Montagu Augustus 
 Ellis, Esq., b. 1872, formerly a Page of Honour to Her 
 Majesty, Capt. 4th Batt. Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's 
 Own) ; Mary Evelyn [m., 1885, Ralph Sneyd of Keele Hall, 
 Newcastle-under-Lyne] ; Albertha Lily Magdalen ; Alex- 
 andra Mina [m. Sir Arthur Hardinge, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.] ; 
 Evelyn Mary [m. Walter Kerr] ; and Dorothy [m. Charles 
 Kemeys-Tynte, Esq., of Haswell and Cefn Malby]. Resi- 
 dences — 29 Portland Place, London, W. ; and Royal Lodge, 
 Windsor Great Park. Clubs — Marlborough, Turf, Tra- 
 vellers'. 
 
 CHALLONER ELLIS CHUTE ELLIS, Gentleman. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per saltire argent 
 and gules, on a pale sable between two demi-lions passant 
 ducally crowned of the first, three escallops also argent (for 
 Ellis) ; 2 and 3, azure, a lion passant within two bars raguly 
 between as many fleurs-de-lis in chief and a tower triple 
 towered in base all or. 
 
 RICHARD ADAM ELLIS, Gentleman. Born May 
 1850, being the younger son of the late Edward Ellis of 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 Bruce Grove, Tottenham, co. Middlesex, by his wife 
 Agnes, dau. of Benjamin Adam. Liverv—White and blue. 
 Armorial bearings - Per pale argent and azure, a dolphin 
 
 naiant embowed between two eels also naiant all counter- 
 changed. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a sun in splendour, a 
 dolphin naiant proper, charged on the body with a cross 
 couped sable. Motto •"Obsta." Married, Feb. 1878, 
 Emma Eliza, dau. of William Booker ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Richard Hugh Adam Ellis, Gentleman, Royal Artillery, 
 i. Oct. 1880, d. Dec. 9, 1902 ; (2) Rae Adam Ellis, 
 Gentleman, d. Oct. 1881 ; Dorothy Booker Ellis ; and 
 Marjory Ellis (deceased). Residence — Greenwoods, Stock, 
 Essex. 
 
 The Reverend ALFRED WILLIAM ELLIS-VINER, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Patron of Badgeworth with Shurd- 
 ington. Born 1822, being the son of Joseph Ellis- Viner, 
 Esq., J. P., of Badgeworth, and his wife Anne, dau. of the 
 late Captain John Twisden, R.N., of Bradbourne, Kent. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, bendy of six azure 
 and gules, on a bend or a vine branch proper, a chief 
 argent, thereon a saltire engrailed of the second, between 
 two Cornish choughs proper (for Viner) ; 2 and 3, quarterly 
 azure and gules, on across ermine, between four nags' heads 
 erased or, a cinquefoil pierced between four crescents sable 
 (for Ellis). Mantling gules and azure. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 encircled at the elbow by a wreath of vine, and holding in 
 the hand a gem-ring all proper ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a horse's head erased ermine, gorged with a plain 
 collar argent, thereon a cinquefoil between two crescents 
 slipped sable, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped proper. 
 Motto—" Labore et honore." Married, 1854, Lucy Maria, 
 dau. of William Pritchard, Madras Medical Service. 
 
 ELLISON, see CARR-ELLISON. 
 
 § JOHN WILLIAM ELLISON-MACARTNEY, Esq., 
 J. P. and DL. co. Tyrone, Magistrate co. Fermanagh, 
 High Sheriff CO. Armagh 1870, M.P. co. Tyrone 1875-84. 
 
 Barrister-at-Law. Born i8i8, being the only son of the late 
 Rev. Thomas Ellison, by Catherine, second daughter of 
 Arthur Chichester Macartney, Esq., of Murlough, co. Down ; 
 and assumed by Royal License in 1859 the additional name 
 and arms of Macartney ; s. his uncle 1858. Clubs— Ca.T\lon, 
 National, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, or a buck trippant gules, a bordure of 
 the last (for Macartney) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a chevron between 
 three eagles' heads argent, a trefoil slipped vert (for Ellison. 
 Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a cubit arm erect, the hand grasping a rose- 
 branch flowered all proper (for Macartney) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a buck's head erased proper, charged on the 
 neck with a trefoil slipped vert (for Ellison). Motto—" Spe 
 gaudeo." Married, 1851, Elizabeth Phoebe, eldest surviv- 
 ing dau. of the Rev. John Grey Porter ; and has, with other 
 Issue — William Grey Ellison-Macartney, educated at Eton, 
 B. A. of Exeter Coll. , Oxford ; Barrister of the Inner Temple ; 
 has been M.P. for S. Antrim since 1885; late Lieut. R. 
 Tyrone Fusiliers. 5tfa^— Clogher Park, co. Tyrone. 
 
 The Rtght Honourable WILLIAM GREY ELLI- 
 SON-MACARTNEY, B.A. (Oxon.), a Member of His 
 Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Council (1900), Barrister-at- 
 Law, M.P. for the South Antrim Division, Dec. 1885-1903, 
 Secretary to the Admiralty 1895-1900, Deputy-Master of 
 the Mint since 1903. Born June 7, 1852, being the eldest 
 son of John William Ellison- Macartney, Gentleman, M.P. 
 for the CO. of Tyrone 1874-1885, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Phoebe, dau. of the Rev. John Grey Porter of Bellisle, 
 CO. Fermanagh. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, a buck trippant gules, a bordure of the last (for Macart- 
 ney) ; 2 and 3, gules, on a chevron between three eagles' 
 heads erased argent, a trefoil slipped vert (for Ellison). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a cubit arm erect, the hand grasping a rose- 
 branch flowered all proper (for Macartney) ; motto over, 
 " Stimulat sed ornat ; " 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 buck's head erased proper, charged on the neck with a trefoil 
 slipped vert (for Ellison) ; with this Motto, " Spe gaudeo." 
 Married, Aug. 5, 1897, Ettie, eldest dau. of John Edward 
 Scott of Outlands, Devenport ; and has Issue— ]dhn Arthur 
 Murray, Gentleman ; Phoebe Katharine and Mildred 
 Esther. C/k*5— Carlton, St. Stephen's, Ulster (Belfast), 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 J.\MESELMHIRSr, Esquire, J.P. for W. Riding Yorks. 
 Born 1830, being the second son of William Elmhirst of 
 Round Green and Elmhirst, co. York, by his wife Anna 
 Frances, second dau. of William Walker of Haileybury, 
 Herts, and of Swinnow Park, co. York. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Barry wavy of six argent and sable, a canton paly 
 wavy also of six of the same. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, therefrom issuant rays of the sun in 
 front of a hurst of elm-trees proper. Motto — " In Domino 
 confido." Married, 1865, Anne Hampden, dau. of the late 
 Henry John Pye of Clifton Hall, co. Stafford; and has 
 Issue — (1) James Henry Pye Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. 1866; 
 (2) Charles Cutts Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. 1872. Estate 
 and postal address — Elm House, Thorne, near Don- 
 caster. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT ELMHIRST, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Vicar of Brearton, near Knaresborough, co. York, 
 Lord of the Manor of Fulletby, co. Lincoln. Born 1835, 
 being the third and youngest son of the late William 
 Elmhirst of Round Green and Elmhirst, co. York, and 
 his wife .Anna Frances, second dau. of William Walker, 
 Bachelor of Medicine, of Swinnow Park, Wetherby. 
 Armorial bearings — Barry wavy of six argent and sable, 
 a canton paly wavy also of six of the same, a mullet 
 for difference. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, therefrom issuant 
 rays of the sun in front of a hurst of elm-trees proper. 
 Motto — "In Domino confido." Married, January 11, 
 1865, Mary Makins (who died 1884), eldest dau. of the 
 late James Robert Nicholson of Thornton, in the county of 
 Northumberland ; and has Issue— {\) Robert James Elm- 
 hirst, Gentleman, born January 6, 1868 ; (2) Charles Bailey 
 Elmhirst, Gentleman, born February 18, 1871 ; (3) William 
 Elmhirst, Gentleman, born October 11, 1875 ; (4) Richard 
 
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 Elmhirst. Gentleman, born March 14. 1884 ; Frances Mary, 
 (Ik-d 1866 ; Harriet Elizabeth ; Marv Cicely ; Anna Frances ; 
 Maud ; and Rosa. £sta/*s—\hc Manor of FuUetby. Win- 
 thorpe, Burgh, and East Halton, all in the county of 
 
 Lincoln ; Farnham Lodge, in the county of York. 
 address — Farnham Lodge, near Knaresborough. 
 
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 The Reverend WILLIAM HEATON ELMHIRST, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, B.A. Camb. Bom Nov. 23, 1856, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. William Elmhirst, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, of Elmhirst, near Barnsby, York, 
 by his wife Anne Elizabeth Pasmore, second daughter 
 of William Barnard Heaton, Solicitor, of Gainsborough. 
 Armorial bearings — Barry wavy of six argent and sable, 
 a canton paly wavy also of six of the same. Crest - On a 
 wreath of the colours, a mount vert, therefrom issuant rays 
 of the sun in front of a hurst of elm-trees proper. Motto - 
 "In Domino confido." Married, Nov. 19, 1890, Mary, 
 youngest dau. of Rev. William Knight, Master of Arch- 
 bishop Holgate's Hospital, Hemsworth, Yorkshire ; and 
 has Issue— {\) William Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. Jan. 9, 
 1892; (2) Leonard Knight Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. June 6, 
 1893; (3) Ernest Christopher Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 25, 1894 ; (4) Thomas Walker Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 15, 189s ; (s) Edward Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. 1897, d. 1898 ; 
 (6) James Victor Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; and (7) 
 Richard Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. May 6, 1900 ; (8) Alfred 
 Octavius Elmhirst, Gentleman, b. July 31, 1901 ; and Irene 
 Riichel. £j/a/« — Elmhirst, Ouslethwaite, Round Green 
 and Lewden, in Worsborough Dale, co. York, &c. Postal 
 address — Elmhirst, near Barnsley, Yorkshire. 
 
 ELMLEY, Viscount, see BEAUCHAMP. 
 
 ELMSALL (R.L. , 1817). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, three 
 bars engrailed between ten elm-leaves erect or (Elmsall) ; 
 2 and 3, quarterly gules and vert, an eagle displayed, in 
 the beak a slip of oak fructed or (Greaves, July 1782). 
 Mantling sable and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, an oak-tree entwined round the trunk with a vine- 
 branch fructed proper! Elm.sall); 2. on awreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a stag trippant or, in the mouth a slip of 
 oak proper. Motto — " Amicta vitibus ulmus." 
 
 Son of Mansfeldt de Cardonnel Elmsall, b. ; d. ; 
 
 m. , Eloise Trabeck : — 
 
 Mansfeldt de Cardonnel Elmsall, Gentleman, b. ; 
 m. , Res. — 
 
 ELPHINSTONE- STONE (R.L, 1879, H. Coll.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, party per pale or and azure, an 
 eagle displayed with two heads between two Haunches 
 each charged with an anchor erect all counterchanged 
 (for Stone) ; a and 3 argent, guttfe-de-sang, on a chev- 
 ron embattled sable, between three boars' heads erased 
 gules, two swords proper, hilled and pommelled or 
 (for Elphinstone). Mantling azure and or. Crests— 
 1. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an anchor 
 lying fesseways or. a swan's head and neck couped argent, 
 beaked sable (for Stone) ; 2. out of a mural crown gules, 
 a lady from the middle well attired proper holdmg 
 in her dexter hand a sword, and in her sinister a laurel 
 branch, both also proper. Motto— "True to the end. 
 Livery — Blue, with gilt buttons. 
 
 Son of late Capt. Webb Elphinstone Elphinstone- 
 
 Stone, R.N., *. 1827; d. 1897; m. 23 Jan. 1861, 
 
 Lydia, d. of Ralph Walters, Barrister-at-Law, New- 
 
 castle-on-Tyne : — 
 
 Webb Smith Elphinstone - Stone, Gentleman, *. ai 
 
 Nov. 1868 ; m. 1903, Catherine Annie, d. of late Dr. 
 
 Millar, R.N. ^«.— Teign View, Christow, Dunsford, 
 
 Devon. 
 
 JANET ELRINGTON-BISSET, Widow, eldest dau. of 
 the Ven. Archdeacon M. G. Fenwick-Bisset, by his wife Jane 
 Harriet, dau. of Maurice George Bisset of Lessendrum. 
 Livery— B\\ic and silver. Armorial bearings are, upon a 
 lozenge— Azure, a bend argent. Married, Aug. 28, 1849, 
 Joseph Favi^re Elrington, Esq., K.C., LL.D. ; and has 
 had Issue— (i) Charles Elrington- Bisset. Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 20, 1850, d. Dec. 12, 1888; (2) Maurice Elrington-Bisset, 
 Esq., Major R.E. (retired), *. June 12, 1854; (3) Rev. 
 Mordaunt Elrington-Bisset, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Dec. 
 8, 1859; and Isabella. Estate and postal address— l^sxn- 
 drum, Huntly. N.B. 
 
 ELTON, quartered by PLOVER. 
 
 ELTON, see MARWOOD-ELTON. 
 
 ELWES, see CARY-ELWES. 
 
 S THOMAS LIGHT ELWON, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the North Riding of 
 the county of York, late Major 4th Batt. Princess of Wales' 
 own Yorks. Regt. Born 1828, being the only son of the late 
 Commodore Thomas Elwon (who died 1834), by his wife 
 Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Light of Bombay. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms: Or, on a chevron gules, 
 between four martlets sable, three in chief and one in base, 
 three mascles of the field, a bordure of the second. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a stag's head sable, attired and 
 collared gemel or. three mascles interlaced fesseways or. 
 Motto — "Dum spiro spero." /?««rf««c«— Saltburn-by-the- 
 Sea. C/tt*J— Reform. Junior United Service, Union 
 (S.W.). 
 
 The Most Honourable Sir JOHN HENRY 
 LOFTUS, Marquess and Earl of Ely, in the county of 
 Wicklow, Viscount Loftus of Ely, and Baron Loftus of 
 Loftus Hall, in the Peerage of Ireland, Baron Loftus of 
 Long Loftus, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, and 
 a Baronet of Ireland. Born March 6, 1851, being the son 
 of the Rt. Hon. Lord Adam Loftus, J. P., M.A., third son 
 of the second Marquess, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Robert 
 Fannin, Esq., J. P., B.A., of Dublin; succeeded his cousin 
 April 3, 1889. Creations— ?Axov\c\., Dec. 2, 1780; Baron, 
 June 28, 1785; Viscount, Dec. 22, 1789; Earl, Feb. i^, 1794; 
 Marquess, Dec. 29, 1800 — Irish honours; Baron (United 
 Kingdom), Jan. 19, 1801. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Sable, a chevron engrailed ermine, between three 
 trefoils slipped argent. Above the escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed the 
 coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head erased 
 
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 and erect argent. Supporters — Two eagles, wings inverted, 
 argent, beaked and legged or, each charged on the breast 
 with a trefoil slipped vert. Mottoes — Under the arms, 
 " Prends moi tel que je suis"; over the crest, "Loyal a 
 niort." //eir presumptive — His brother, Lord George 
 Herbert Loftus, born 1854 ; married, 1884, Emily Harriet, 
 
 of Lincoln. ■ Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, 
 three bars wavy between two flaunches sable, on a chief of 
 the last a bezant between two cinquefoils of the first ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's 
 head and neck couped sable, gorged with a collar gemel, 
 three cmquefoils or; with the MottO, "Emeritus." Mar- 
 
 PRENDSMOI TELQ,UEJESUIS 
 
 daughter of Major Arthur Vandeleur (she died i886). Seats 
 — Ely Lodge, in co. Fermanagh ; Loftus Hall, in co. Wex- 
 ford. Cltib — Royal St. George's Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 The Reverend JOHN EMERIS of Southwood, Vicar 
 of Saint James's, in the county of Gloucester, Master of Arts, 
 late -Rector of Upton Saint Leonard's, in the county of 
 Gloucester. Born April 12, 1816, being the eldest son 
 of the late Reverend John Emeris of Southwood, Bachelor 
 of Divinity, Rector of Little Slaughton, in the county of 
 Bedford, and Incumbent of Alvingham, in the county of 
 Lincoln, by his wife Elizabeth, only daughter of the Reverend 
 John Grantham, Vicar of Cadney and Warthe, in the county 
 
 ried, November 16, 1852, Anne Elizabeth, third daughter of 
 James Helps of Saint Michael's Parish, in the county of 
 Gloucester, by his wife Anne, daughter of the Reverend James 
 Plucknett ; and has Issue — The Reverend William Charles 
 Emeris of New College, Oxford, Master of Arts, born July 
 8, 1863 ; Elizabeth Anne ; Harriet Mary ; and Frances 
 Rose. 
 
 Reverend WILLIAM CHARLES EMERIS, M.A., 
 New College, Oxford. Born July 8, 1863, being the second 
 and only surviving son of the late Rev. John Emeris, M.A., 
 University College, Oxford, late Rector of Upton St. 
 Leonard's, co. Gloucester, by his wife Anne Elizabeth, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 thini dau. of James Helps. Armorial b«ari]i{r8 Or. 
 Ihrec liars wavy between two Haviiu-hos sable, on a chief 
 of the last, a bezant between twu cinquefoils of tlie first, 
 ttun^Ung sable and or. Orwt On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a boar's head and neck couped sable, 
 gorged with a collar gemel, three cinauefoils or. Motto 
 " Enteritus." HesidtHce Taynlon Vicarage. Burford, 
 Oxon. Club — New University. 
 
 CHARLES ARTHUR EMERSON. Bom Mvch 6. 
 1857, being the third son of the late James Emerson of 
 Easby Hall, in the county of York, by his wife Ann Dorothy, 
 only child of Eleazer Biggins. Armorial bearing— Azure, 
 on a liend raguly or, a hart l>etween two annulets of the 
 field, a bordure wavy of the second. Crest -A demi-lion 
 guardant erased azure, holding belwei-n the paws >i hawk's 
 lure, and gorged with a plam collar or, debruised of a 
 bendlet sinister wavy of the last. MottO— " Fideliter et 
 honcste." Postal address — Deighton Manor, Northal- 
 lerton. 
 
 ELEAZER BIGGINS EMERSON, Esquire, J. P. for 
 North Riding of co. York. B.A. Cambs. Bom 1848, being 
 the second son of the late James Emerson of Easby Hall, 
 in the county of York, by his wife Ann Dorothy, only child 
 of Eleazer Biggins. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a bend 
 raguly or, a hurt between two annulets of the field, a 
 bordiu-e wavy of the second. Crest — A demi-lion guardant 
 erased azure, holding between the paws a hawk's lure, and 
 gorged with a plain collar or, debruised of a bendlet sinister 
 wavy of the last. Motto — " Fideliter et honeste. " Married, 
 June 13, 1876, Mary, eldest dau. of J. M. M'Kean; and 
 has Issue — Ethel Mary Alice Maud ; and Constance Ann 
 Dorothy. Postal address— ToWeshy Hall, Marton, R.S.O., 
 Yorkshire. 
 
 JOHN JAMES EMERSON, Esquire. J.P. for N.R. of co. 
 York, J.P. CO. Cambs., LL.D. Cambs., Barrister-at-Law, 
 
 Great and Little Abingdon in co. ("ambs. ; Lay Rector of 
 two parishes and Patron of three livings. Born May 21, 1847, 
 Ijeing the eldest son of the late James Emerson, Esq., J.I'., 
 of Easby Hall, co. York, by his wife Ann Dorothy, only 
 child of Eleazer Biggins. Lxvtry — Claret colour piped with 
 red, and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Azure, on 
 a bend raguly or, a hurt between two aiinuk-ts of tlie 
 field, a bordure wavy of the second. Crest — A demi- 
 lion guardant erased azure, holding between the paws a 
 hawk s lure, and gorged with a plain collar or, debruised 
 of a bendlet sinister wavy of the last. MottO — " Fideliter 
 et honeste." Married, April 20, 1876, P'rances Mary 
 Eleanor, eldest dau. of Col, Melville Francis Evait, 
 Bengal Staff Corps; and has /«««— James John Emerson, 
 Gentleman,^. May 4, 1878 \m. 1904, Florence, only child 
 of F. Davison of Highfield House, Market Harborough]. 
 Estates — Easby, Kirby in Cleveland, and Tollesby in York- 
 shire, and Abington, Cambridgeshire ; and possesses pro- 
 perty in the parishes of Ayton, Stokesley, Hutton Rudby, 
 Appleton, Ingleby Greenhow, Ingleby Cross, Carlton, 
 Faceby, Broughton, Hawnby, &c. A'm/j— Easby Hall, 
 Great Ayton, R.S.O. , Yorkshire, and Abington H.-iU, 
 Cambridgeshire. Clubs— ^K. Stephen's, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 PETER HENRY EMERSON, Gentleman, M.B.. B.A. 
 (of Clare Coll., Cambridge), M.R.C.S. (Eng.). Bom May 
 13, 1856, being the elder son of Henry Ezekiel Emerson, 
 of the La Palma Estate, .Santa Clara, Cuba, by his 
 wife Jane Harris, dau. of William Billing, M.R.C.S., 
 of Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Armorial bearings— Per fesse 
 
 Lord of the Manors of E^by, Kirkby in Cleveland, Easter- 
 side, Tollesby, and Great Broughton, in co. York, and of 
 
 nebuly or and vert, on a bend invected azure, gutt6e-d'eau, 
 a battle-axe between two lions passant argent. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a demi-lion vert, charged on the shoulder with two 
 barrulets dancett6e or, and holding in the paws a battle- 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 axe erect, a club fessewise entwined by a serpent also 
 proper. Motto — " Audacter et hilare." [Ped. H. Coll.]. 
 Married, June 22, 1881, Edith Amy, dau. of the late 
 Joseph .Ainsworth of The Thorns, Bolton, Lanes. ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Leonard Ainsworth Emerson, Gentleman, born 
 May 12, 1882 ; (2) Ralf Billing Emerson, Gentleman, born 
 July 3, 1897 ; Sybil ; Gladys ; and Zoe Orchis. Residence — 
 Foxwold, Southbourne-on-Sea, near Christchurch, Hants. 
 C/«^— Royal Corinthian Yacht. 
 
 EMMOTT, see GREEN-EMMOTT. 
 
 ALFRED EMMOTT, Esquire, J. P., Lanes. Born 1858, 
 being the second surviving son of the late 
 /fPttltTinft" ^ honias Emmott of Brookfield, Oldham, 
 \U^lltlUUl-l' and Anchorsholme, Poulton-le-Fylde, by 
 Hannah his wife, daughter of the late John 
 Barlow of The Oak, Chorley. Clubs — Reform, Clarendon 
 (Manchester). Livery — Blue, gilt buttons. Armorial beax- 
 ings — He beais for Arms : Per pale azure and sable, on a 
 fesse argent, cottised or, between three plates, each charged 
 
 (for l^orne). Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-buU sable, 
 armed or, sem^e of annulets and gorged with a collar gemel 
 argent, and holding between the legs a plate, three escal- 
 lops reversed or. Married, 1891, Lady Constance Harriet, 
 youngest daugliter of the Most Noble Sir George Douglas 
 Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll, K.G., K.T., P.C, D.C.L., 
 IvL.D. , F. R.S. ; and has surviving Issue — Charles Ernest 
 George Campbell Emmott, Gentleman, b. Nov. 12, i8g8, 
 and Constance Hilda Campbell. Postal address — Snow 
 Hall, Darlington. 
 
 EMPSON, see LISTER-EMPSON. 
 
 ENGAINE, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 ENGLAND, borne on a canton of augmentation by 
 LANE. 
 
 ENGLAND, quartered by FITZROY, HOWARD, 
 LENNOX, MOWBRAY, SOMERSET MAINWARING- 
 ELLERKER-ONSLOW, KINLOSS, and KNYVETT. 
 
 with a bull's head caboshed of the first, as many annulets of 
 the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 bull sable, armed or, sem6e of annulets and gorged with a 
 collar gemel argent, and holding between the legs a plate, 
 three escallops reversed or. Married, October 5, 1887, 
 Mary Gertrude, daughter of the late John William Lees 
 of Waterhead House, Oldham; and has Issue — Mary 
 Gwendolen, and Dorothy. Postal address — 30 Ennismore 
 I Gardens, S.W. 
 
 CHARLES EMMOTT, Esq., J.P. co. Durham. Born 
 1861, being the fifth son of the late Thomas Emmott of 
 Brookfield, Oldham, and Anchorsholme, Poulton-le-Fylde, 
 by his wife Hannah, dau. of the late John Barlow of The 
 Oak, Chorley. Lively — Blue, with white facings. Armorial 
 bearings— Per pale azure and sable, on a fesse argent, 
 cotised or, between three plates, each charged with a 
 bull's head caboshed of the first, as many annulets of 
 the second, and impaling the arms of Campbell, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, gyronny of eight or and sable (for 
 Campbell) ; 2 and 3 argent, a galley, oars in action, sable 
 
 ENGLEFIELD, quartered by LANE. 
 
 PERCY JAMES ENGLISH, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 West London Rifles. Born April 14, 1866, being the only 
 son of James English of Colehill House, Fulham, by his 
 wife Caroline B. , daughter of S. Gibbs. Livery — Claret and 
 yellow. Armorial bearings— Per fesse or and gules, a 
 pale counterchanged, a fesse ermine thereon an arrow fesse- 
 ways sable, between three acorns slipped and leaved, two 
 and one proper, and as many cinquefoils one and two 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in tront of a cinquefoil vert, 
 an arrow paleways or, between two branches of oak slipped, 
 leaved, and fructed proper. Postal address— ^o. Egerton 
 Gardens, S.W. C/a*— Constitutional. 
 
 ROBERT ENGLISH, Gentleman. Born December 
 27, 1849, being the fourth son of Daniel English of Win- 
 
 
 canton, in the county of Somerset, by Mary Ann his wife, 
 nie Green, of that parish. C/«*— City Carlton. Livery— 
 Green , with brass buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 for Arma : Argent, on a chevron g\iles, between two lions 
 p«ssant in chief sable, and a rose-branch slipped proper, 
 thereon three roses of the second in base, hve lozenges 
 of the first ; and for his Or«st, on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a rose-branch as in the arms, five lozenges 
 fesseways and conjoined or; with the Motto, "Virtus 
 semper viridis." Marritd, November 30, 1880, Mary 
 Ann, daughter of William Henrv Mayne of Greytown. 
 Natal. South Africa; and has had Issue— (\) Cecil Rowc 
 English. Gentleman, born September 24, 1881 ; (a) Robert 
 Ernest English. Gentleman, born November 6, 1883 ; 
 Dorothy Mary ; Margaret Alice ; Grace ; Bessie ; and 
 Violet (deceased). 6'm/ — Scat well, Ross-shire. Pos/al 
 addrtu — ai Portman Square, London, W. 
 
 ENGLOWISE, quartered by GORGES. 
 
 SJOHN BERTIE NORREYS ENTWISLE. Esquire, 
 J. P. and D. L. , High Sheriff i888. Bom Oct. a. 1856, 
 being the only son of the late John Smith Entwisle, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1849, by his wife Caroline, 
 second dau. of Robert J. Norreys of Davy Hulme Hall, co. 
 Lancaster. Armorial bearing— Argent, on a bend en- 
 grailed sable, three mullets of the first. Mantling: sable 
 and argent. Crests i. on a wreath of the colours, a hand 
 fesseways couped above the wrist proper, holding a fleur- 
 de-lis erect or ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 in armour embowed, holding with the hand by the hair a 
 Saracen's head erased and affront^ all proper. Motto 
 "Per ce signe a Agincourt." Married, June a3, 1881, 
 Mary Sophia, dau. of Gustavus Tuite Dalton, Esq., J. P., 
 of Kilnahard, Fermor, co. Cavan, and Eureka, Kells, co. 
 Meath, and niece of the late Lady Lisgar. Seats— Fox- 
 holes, Rochdale ; Kilworth House, Rugby. Clubs— Arthur's, 
 Wellington. 
 
 S FRANCIS GILBERT ENYS, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for the co. of Cornwall, for which he served 
 the office of High Sheriff 1876-1877, Deputy-Warden 
 of the Stannaries. Bom July 30, 1836, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Samuel Enys, by Catherine his 
 wife, eldest daughter of Davies Gilbert of Eastbourne, co. 
 Sussex, and Tredrea, co. Cornwall. Livery — Black coat, 
 with red piping, red waistcoat, and brass buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent three wyverns 
 volant in pale vert, within a bordure gules (for Enys) ; 
 a and 3 gules, on a fesse embattled counter- embattled 
 between three birds argent, as many cinquefoils sable ; 
 the whole within a bordure compony or and sable.' 
 Motto — " Serpentes velut et columba." Estate and postal 
 address — Enys, Penryn, Cornwall, C/«^j — Oxford and 
 Cambridge, Windham. 
 
 Erskine, Earl of Mar (^.v.). 
 entry. ] 
 
 [For details of arms see his 
 
 1673-7, re- 
 
 ERDINGTON, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 ERLE, see EGGINTON-ERNLE-ERLEDRAX, and 
 SAWBRIDGE-ERLE-DRAX. 
 
 ERNLE, see EGGINTON-ERNLE-ERLE-DRAX. 
 
 ERSKINE, Baron, see MAR AND KELLIE. 
 
 ERSKINE (Earl of Buchan), quartered by BURTON- 
 MACKENZIE and WEST. 
 
 ERSKINE, GOODEVE-, see MAR. 
 
 ERSKINE, see MAR, MAR and KELLIE, 
 KENNEDY- ERSKINE, KNIGHT- ERSKINE, and 
 WEST-ERSKINE. 
 
 ERSKINE (c. 
 Vide hereunder. 
 
 13th century). Argent, a pale sable. 
 
 Er.skine, Earl of Mar (rematric. i866, orig. matric. 
 1673). The Rt. Hon. John Francis Erskine Goodeve- 
 
 Erskine, Earl of Mar and Kellie (matric. 
 matric. 1866 and 1895). 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Walter John Francis Erskine, Earl of Mar 
 and KeUie \q.v,). [For details of arms see his entry.] 
 
 Ehskink (m.itric. c. 1673-7). Quarterly, i and 4, gules, 
 an eagle displayed or, armed and membered azure, looking 
 towards the sun in his splendour, placed in the dexter chief 
 as a coat of augmentation ; 3. quarterly, i. and iiii., azure, a 
 bend between six cross crosslets fitch^e or (Mar) ; ii. and iii., 
 Erskine as above, viz. argent, a pale sable ; 3. quarterly, 
 i. and iiii. , or, a fess chequy azure and argent (Stewart) ; li. 
 and iii., azure, three garbs or (Gumming). Crest— A 
 dexter arm couped below the elbow holding a club proper. 
 Supporters — Two ostriches proper. — Motto — ■ ' Judge 
 nought." 
 
 Son of Rt. Hon. David Stuart Erskine, 13th Earl of 
 Buchan, b. 1815, d. 1898 ; m. ist, Agnes Graham, d. 
 of James Smith of Craigend : — 
 Rt. Hon. Shipley Gordon Stuart Erskine, 14th Earl of 
 Buchan (1469), 9th Lord Cardross (1610), D.L. co. Lin- 
 lithgow, J. P. Cambs., b. 1850; m. 1876, Rosalie Louisa, 
 d. of Capt. Jules Alexandre Sartoris ; and has issue — 
 Ronald Douglas Stuart Mar Erskine, Esq., commonly 
 called Lord Cardross, Lieut. Scots Guards, b. 1878 ; Lady 
 Muriel Agnes Stuart [»». 1903, Major Hon. Chas. S. Heath- 
 cote -Drummond- willoughby] ; Lady Margery Gladys 
 Stuart ; Lady Evelyn Hilda Stuart \in. 1903, Hon. Walter 
 E. Guinness]. ^«. -Gogmagog Hills, Cambridge; Al- 
 mondwell House, Linlithgow. C/k^j— Carlton, Turf. 
 
 Erskine (not rematric. in L.O., but as registered in H. 
 Coll.). Quarterly, i. the arms of Erskine as above; 2. 
 azure, a bend between six cross crosslets fitch^e or (Mar) ; 
 3. or, a fess chequy azure and argent (Stewart) ; 4. argent, 
 three bars gemel gules, surmounted of a lion rampant sable 
 (Fairfax). Crest— A dexter arm embowed holding a club 
 all proper. Motto " Trial by jury." 
 
 Son of the 4th Baron Erskine, d. 1882 ; m. ist, 1829, 
 Margaret, d. of John Martyn : — 
 Rt. Hon. William Macnaghten Erskine, 5ih Baron 
 Erskine of Restormel Castle, Cornwall (U.K., 10 Feb. 
 1806), Capt. (ret.) 9th Lancers, Barrister-at-Law, J. P. and 
 D. L. Northants [Arms as above. Supporters of Barony — 
 Dexter, a stork holding in the beak a snake both proper, 
 charged on the breast with a mullet gules ; sinister, a griffin 
 gules, charged on the breast with a mullet or], b. 1841 ; 
 tn. 1864, Caroline Alice Martha, d. of William Grimble ; 
 and has issue— (i) Hon. Montagu Erskine,'*. 1865 \in. 1895! 
 Florence, d. of Edgar Flower of The Hill. Stratford-on- 
 Avon ; and has issue— Donald Flower Cardross Erskine, 
 Esq., b. 1899; Richard Alister Erskine, Gentleman, b. 
 1901; and Victoria Esm6] ; (2) Hon. Stuart Joseph 
 Ruaidhri Erskine, b. 1869, and to whom refer below ; (3) 
 Hon. Esm^ Standish Erskine, b. 1873 : Hon. Margaret 
 \m. 1890, Capt. E. H. Lacon]. .ff«.— Spratton Hall, 
 Northampton. Clubs— Q^x\\.on, Naval and Military. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Hon. David Erskine (s. of and 
 Baron), Major late 21st Fus. and Lt.-Col. Natal 
 Carab., b. 1816; d. 1903; m. ist, 1839, Anne Maria 
 (d. i860), d. of Josiah Spode; and, 1870, Emma 
 Florence, d. of Capt. Charies J. Harford, late 12th 
 Lancers : — 
 Stuart Townsend, Erskine, Esq., b. 1844; m. 1866, Jessie 
 Smith, d. of David Dale Buchanan. Res.— 
 
 St. Vincent Whitshed Erskine, Gentleman, b. 1846 ; m. 
 1870 ; Alice, d. of David Dale Buchanan. Res.— 
 Wallace Buchan Erskine, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res,— 
 Herman Harford Erskine, Gentleman, in Cape Civ. 
 Serv., b. 1871 ; m. Adela Eva, d. of Richard Fielding 
 Nevins ; and has issue— Angela Augusta. Res.— 
 
 Robert Henry Erskine, Gentleman, Vice -Consul at 
 Dakar, West Africa, b. 1874. 
 
 Ygst. son of David Montagu Erskine, and Baron 
 
 Erskine, b. 1777; d. 1855; m. ist, Frances, d. of 
 
 General John Cadwalader : — 
 
 The Hon. James Stuart Erskine, Baron Erskine, in 
 
 Bavaria (so created), b. 1819; m. 1853, Wilhelmine, 
 
 Couiitess Lerchenfeld, d. of Count Toerring Minucci of 
 
 Munich; and has issue— Herman David Montagu Erskine, 
 
 Esq., an Officer in the Bavarian Army, b. 1854; and 
 
 Hermine Maria. Re^. — Munich. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Sons of Rev. Thomas Erskine, Rector of Alderley, 
 Cheshire (gdson. of ist Baron), 6. 1828 ; d. 1878 ; 
 m. 1856, Emnieline Augusta, d. of Henry John Adeane 
 of Babraham : — 
 
 Henry Adeane Erskine, Esq., V.D., Lt.-Col. 3rd 
 V.B. Northumberland Fus., 6. 1857; m. 1891, Florence 
 Ehza Palmer, d. of Van. F. R. Chapman, Archdeacon of 
 Sudbury and Canon of Ely ; and has issue — Henry David 
 Erskine, Esq., ^. 1897; Margaret Helen; Christian Mary ; 
 and Griselda Beatrice. J?es. — Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 Thomas Edward Erskine, Gentleman, i>. 1859 ; m. 1888, 
 Amy Gertrude, d. of Lt.-Gen. Robert Bruce (brother 
 of ist Lord Aberdare) ; and has issue — Thomas Erskine, 
 Gentleman, i. 1897; Marjory Rachel Helen ; Diana Isobel ; 
 and Violet Amy. /^es. — 
 
 Robert Steuart Erskine, Gentleman, d. i860 ; m. 1899, 
 Beatrice Caroline, d. of H. Linwood Strong. lies. — 
 22 Stanford Road, London, W. 
 
 Edward John Erskine, Gentleman, 6. 1864 ; m. 1888, 
 Gertrude, d. of J. Harding of New South Wales ; and has 
 issue — Steuart Edward Erskine, Gentleman, 6. 1902 ; 
 Sybil Gertrude ; and Dona Maud. J?es. — 
 
 David Erskine, Gentleman, 6. 1873. 
 
 Erskine (rematric. L.O., 20 Jan. 1903). Quarterly, i. 
 Erskine as above ; 2. azure, a bend between six cross 
 crosslets fitch^e or (Mar) ; 3. azure, three garbs or 
 (Comyn) ; 4. or, a fess chequy azure and argent 
 (Stewart) ; the whole within a bordure engrailed gules. 
 Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 
 of his liveries, a dexter arm embowed grasping a club 
 proper. Motto— " Fortitudine." 
 
 Second son of William Macnaghten Erskine, 5th 
 
 Baron Erskine, whom see above : — 
 The Hon. Stuart Joseph Ruaidhri Erskine,*. 1869; m. 
 ist, 1891, Muriel Lilias Colquhoun {d. 1895), d. of Maj.- 
 Gen. G. Irving Graham ; 2nd, 1902, Dona Maria Guadalupe 
 Zaara Cecilia Heaven y Ramirez de Arellano, d. of Joseph 
 Robert Heaven, Esq., J. P., of the Forest of Birse, by his 
 wife the Marquesa de Braceras, Dama de la Sagrada Orden 
 Militar del Santo Sepulcro. 
 
 Erskine of Carnock, now of Cardross (rematric. 1677). 
 Henry David Erskine, Esq. {q.v.). [For details of arms 
 see his entry.] 
 
 445 
 
 Erskine of Linlathen, formerly Paterson (matric. 1870). 
 The late James Erskine {g.v.). [For details of arms see 
 his entry.] 
 
 Erskine, formerly of Alva (matric. L.O., c. 1672-7) 
 Quarterly, i and 4, Mar ; 2 and 3, Erskine as above, a 
 bordure quarterly or and vert (R.L. in H. Coll., 14 Feb. 
 1805) ; quarterly, i. argent, a cross engrailed sable (St'. 
 Clair) ; 2. Erskine as above ; 3. Max as above ; 4. argent 
 on a chevron gules, between three roses of the last, barbed 
 vert, a fleur-de-lis of the field for difference (Wedderburn) 
 Crests— I. a phoenix proper, and above, " Rinasce piii 
 glorioso' ; 2. an eagle's head erased proper, " lUajso 
 lumine solem." 
 
 Sons of Robert Francis, 4th Earl of Rosslyn, 6. 1833; 
 
 d. 1890; m. 1866, Blanche Adeliza, d. of Henry 
 
 FitzRoy, Esq., and widow of Hon. Charles Henry 
 
 Maynard : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir James Francis Harry St. Clair- 
 Erskine, sth Earl of Rosslyn (U.K., 21 Apl. i8oi) and 
 Baron Loughborough (U.K., 31 Oct. 1795), 9th Bart, of 
 Alva (Nova Sco., 30 Apl. 1666), J. P. and D.L. co. Fife 
 formerly Roy. H.G., late Capt. ist Fifesh. Vols. [Sup- 
 porters — Dexter, an eagle wings inverted proper, gorged 
 with a collar argent thereon a fleur-de-lis gules ; sinister, 
 a griffin wings elevated argent], 6. 1869; m. 1890 (div. 
 1902), Violet Aline, d. of Robert Charles de Grey Vyner of 
 Gautby Hall, Lines. ; and has issue— Francis Edward 
 Scudamore St. Clair - Erskine, Esq., commonly called 
 Lord Loughborough, 6. 1892; and Lady Rosabelle Milli- 
 cent. Seat— Bysart, Fife, N.B. Clu6s—Ca.rhon, Turf, 
 Prince's, &c. 
 
 The Hon. Alexander FitzRoy St. Clair-Erskine, 6. 1870. 
 /?«. — 
 
 Erskine of Pittodrie (rematric. 1787 and 1868). 
 Henry William Knight-Erskine, Esq., of Pittodrie (y.v.). 
 [For details of arms see his entry.] 
 
 Erskine of Dun (matric. 1828). 
 
 Augustus John William Henry Kennedy-Erskine, Esq. 
 i^.v.). [For details of arms see his entry, i^ide also 
 West.] 
 
 S HENRY DAVID ERSKINE, Esquire, C.V.O., J. P. 
 and D. L. cos. Perth and Stirling, Serjeant-at-Arms in 
 the House of Commons, formerly Captain Scots Guards, 
 and Gentleman Usher and Groom of the Robes. Born Jan. 5, 
 1838, being the elder son of the late James Erskine of 
 Cardross, by his wife Mary Eliza, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. 
 Christopher Fagan. Livery — Black, with white facings. 
 Annorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, an eagle 
 displayed or, armed and membered azure, looking towards 
 the sun in his splendour placed in the dexter chief; 2 and 3, 
 quarterly i. and iiii. , azure, a bend between six cross crosslets 
 fitch^e or; ii. and iii., argent, a pale sable, all within a 
 bordure parted per pale or and argent. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 sword erect, bearing on the point a boar's head proper. 
 Motto--" Fortitudine." Married, June 26, 1861, Lady 
 Horatia Elizabeth Seymour, dau. of Rt. Hon. Francis 
 George Hugh, sth Marquess of Hereford ; and has Issue 
 — (i) James Francis Erskine, Esq., Major Scots Guards, 
 formerly A.D.C. to G.O.C., S.E., b. June 4, 1862 \m., 
 Nov. 1896, Margaret, dau. of the late Henry Lambton] ; 
 (2) Seymour Elphinstone Erskine, Esq., Capt. R.N. ; (3) 
 Walter Hugh Erskine, Gentleman, Assistant Serjeant-at- 
 Arms, b. April 27, 1870 ; (4) Alan David Erskine, Gentle- 
 man, b. August 26, 1872 [»?., June i, 1897, Enid, youngest 
 dau. of Lachlan M'Rate of Milton Court, Dorking] ; (5) 
 Ronald Keith Erskine, Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1879; (6) 
 Arthur Edward Erskine, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Artillery, 
 b. September i, 1881 ; and Rachel Augusta. Seat — 
 Cardross, Port of Menteith, N.B. Residence — Speaker's 
 Court, Palace of Westminster, S.W. C/k*— Guards'. 
 
 SThe Late JAMES ERSKINE, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Forfar, a D.L. for Dundee, and Hon. 
 Col. Forfar A.V. ; was formerly Lieut. 42nd Royal High- 
 landers. Assumed the name of Erskine, in 1870 on inheriting 
 the estates of his uncle, Thomas Erskine. Bom 1826, being 
 the eldest son of the late Captain James Paterson, Bengal 
 Cavalry, by David, dau. of David Erskine, Esq. Armoilal 
 bearings (matric L.O., 1870)— Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 an eagle displayed or, armed and membered azure, looking 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 towards the sun in his splendour placed in (he dexter chief; 
 a and 3, qiurterly i. and iiii., axure, a bend Itetween six 
 cross orosslets fitchde or ; ii. and iii. argent, a pale sable, all 
 within a bordurc engrailed per (Mile or and argent. *f»"^""g' 
 gules, doubled ardent. On»% On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a sword liearing on the point a boar's head proper. Motto 
 — '* Fortitudine." Married, 1853, Mary Jane, dau. of 
 James Macnabb, Esq., H.E.I.C.S.; and left /ssue. 
 
 HENRY DOUGLAS ESHELBY. Gentleman, F.S.A. 
 Bom Aug. 33, 1845, being the elder and only surviving son 
 of Henry Lowcay Eshelt)y of Liverpool, merchant, and 
 Mary, dau. of Thomas Phillips I'cmuerton of Liverpool, 
 merchant. Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and 
 
 EXCELLE BENE MERXiSDO 
 
 gules on a chevron between three roses, a rose all counter- 
 changed, the roses barbed and seeded proper, within a 
 bordure sable, charged with eight bezants within as many 
 annulets or. HanUlng gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a rose argent, barbed and seeded 
 proper, between two wings vair on each wing a fesse gules, 
 charged with a bezant. Motto — " Excelle bene merendo." 
 Married, July 31, 1884, Williamina, younger dau. of Robert 
 Irvme, Esq., J. P. co. Durham; and has Issue — Alan 
 Dougla-- Eshelby, Gentleman, 6. March 24, 1889 ; Ivetta 
 Douglas ; Joan Irvine ; and Avice Mary. Postal address 
 — Birkenhead. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable Sir REGINALD BALIOL 
 BRETT, VISCOUNT AND BARON ESHER OF 
 ESHER, in the county of Surrey, in the Peerage of 
 the United Kingdom, K.C.B., K.C.V.O., M.A. Camb., 
 M.P. for Falmouth and Penryn 1880-85, Secretary to 
 the Office of Works 1895-1902 ; Deputy Governor and 
 Constable of Windsor Castle, J. P. and D.L. for co. of 
 Berks. Born June 30, 1852, being the only surviving son of 
 the late Rt. Hon. Sir William Baliol Brett, 1st Viscount 
 and Baron Esher, Master of the Rolls, P.C., by his wife 
 Eugenie Mayer, dau. of L. Mayer, stepdau. of Col. Gur- 
 wood. Armorial bearings — Gules, within an orle of crosses 
 botonny fitchte or, a lion rampant of the last, holding in 
 the dexter fore-paw a fasces erect proper. Above the 
 escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and there- 
 upon a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion passant gules, charged on the shoulder with a 
 
 cross botonny fitch^ or, and holding in the dexter fore-paw 
 a fasces proper. Supporters — IJ>exter, a boar ; sinister, 
 a lion, both sable, and each charge<l on the shoulder with 
 a cross botonny fitch^ or, and holding between the paws 
 a fasces erect proper. Motto — "Vicimus." A/nrn'ed, 
 Sept. 34, 1879, Eleanor Frances Weston, third dau. of His 
 
 Excellency Sylvain Van de Weyer, late Belgian Minister at 
 the Court of St. James's; and has Issue — (i) The Hon. 
 Oliver Sylvain Baliol Brett, 6. March 23, 1881 ; (2) The 
 Hon. Maurice Vyner Baliol Brett, M.V.O. , 6. April 24, 
 1882 ; The Hon. Dorothy Eugenie ; and The Hon. Sylvia 
 Leonora. Seats — Orchard Lea, Windsor Forest ; The 
 Roman Camp, Callander. Residence— \ Tilney Street, W. 
 Clubs— Tvai, Brooks's. 
 
 ESSE, quartered by MALET. 
 
 ESSEX, see COWPER-ESSEX. 
 
 ESTCOURT, see SOTHERON-ESTCOURT. 
 
 ETHELSTON, quartered by PEEL. 
 
 ROBERT PEEL ETHELSTON, Esq., J. P. Born 
 Feb. 4, 1831, being the second son of the late Rev. Charles 
 Wicksted Ethelston of Wicksted Hall, co. Chester, Rector 
 of Uplyme, co. Devon, by his wife Anne, only surviving 
 child and heiress of Robert Peel ofWallington Hall, Nor- 
 folk. Armorial bearings Azure, on a pile between two 
 cross crosslets in base or, an eagle displayed purpure, 
 quartering argent, on a bend azure, between three Cornish 
 choughs sable, beaked and legged gules, as many garbs 
 or (for Wicksted). Mantling azure and or. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, a ram's head couped sable, 
 charged with three cross crosslets or. Motto — ' ' Dat et 
 
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 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 sumat Deus." Married, firstly, July 25, 1854, Louisa 
 Philippa, dau. of the late Thomas Perry of Moor Hall, 
 Essex; and by her (who d. July 27, 1892) has Issue-(i) 
 Edmund Ethelston, Gentleman, b. Nov. 5, 1858 \jn., 
 April 10, 1883, Ethel Constance, dau. of Andrew Caldecott 
 of Pishobury, Herts, and has issue, Simon Ethelston, Gentle- 
 man, h. 1893; and Ethel] ; {2) Robert Wicksted Ethelston, 
 Esq., of Moor Hall, Essex, late Capt. 2nd Batt. R.W. 
 Fusiliers, b. April 12, i860 [m., July 19, 1900, Ruth 
 Frances, only dau. of the late Assheton Ramsbotham of 
 Ebnal Grange, Malpas] ; (3) Arthur Assheton Ethelston, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 14, 1861 ; (4) Alfred Peel Ethelston, 
 Gentleman, Comm. R.N., H.M.S. "Powerful," b. Dec. 31, 
 1862, killed in action at Graspan, South Africa, Nov. 25, 
 1899 ; (S) Hugh Wicksted Ethelston, Gentleman, b. July 
 27, 1868; Edith \m., Aug. 10, 1882, John Eldon Bankes, 
 eldest son of John Scott Bankes of Soughton Hall, co. 
 Flint]; Margaret Maud [m., Aug. 20, 1894, Rev. Hugh 
 Hanmer, Vicar of Hanmer]. He married secondly, 1893, 
 Mabel, youngest dau. of the Rev. William Henry Egerton, 
 Rector of Whitchurch, Salop. Seat— Hinlon, Whitchurch, 
 CO. Salop. C/z^i? —Arthur's. 
 
 ETON, quartered by BARTLETT. 
 
 ETTON, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 ETTRICK OF HIGH BARNES, co. Durham. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion ram- 
 pant and a chief gules (for Ettrick) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i. 
 and iiii., paly of six argent and vert; ii. and iii., argent, a 
 
 cockatrice with wings raised sable, beaked and membered 
 gules (for Langley of Higham Gobion). Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding 
 in the dexter paw a marshal's staff sable, tipped at each 
 end or. 
 
 SOPHY GRACE (pedigree recorded College of Arms), 
 second surviving and youngest d-'u. of the late Walter 
 Ettrick, Esq., J.P. ,of High Barnes, co. Durham (by his 
 wife Sophia Cumberland, third dau. and coheir of Capt. 
 Edward Burt, R.N., of Bath, and grandniece of the Hon. 
 William Mathew Burt, M.P., of Maiden-Earleigh, Berks, 
 Captain-in-Chief and Governor-General of the Leeward 
 Islands), and sister and coheir of the late Walter Cum- 
 berland Ettrick, Gentleman, of High Barnes, who died 1888. 
 Married, April 18, 1871, Eev. James Slade Maughan, 
 Vicar of Earl Shilton, and Rector of Elmsthorpe, co. Leics. , 
 sometime Lieut. Northumberland Fusiliers, and Vicar of 
 Charlton, Worcs., {third son of Rev. Simpson Brown 
 
 Maughan, M.A., of Collingwood House, Morpeth, Rector 
 of Widdrington, by his wife fane Eliza Frances, eldest dau. 
 and coheir of Capt. Archibald Dickson, R.N., also of Colling- 
 wood House, and niece of Sir Archibald Collingwood Dick- 
 son, Bart., of Sydenham, Roxburghshire, Admiral R.N.); 
 and has Issue — Slade Ettrick, b. Dec. 2, 1872, of St. Peter's 
 Coll. , Camb. , who assumed (without Royal Licence) the sur- 
 name of Maughan-Ettrick, April x'i, 1896. The Maughan 
 arms as used, but which are not entered in the College of 
 Arms, are — Per pale argent and gvles, a chevron between three 
 roundles all counterchanged. Crest — A lion's gamb erect 
 and erased gules, holding a broken sword in pale proper. 
 Motto — " Fortes for tuna juvat." Livery — Maroon, white 
 facings, silver buttons. Seat — High Barnes, co. Durham. 
 Residence — Earl Shilton Vicarage, Leicester. Club — 
 funior Conservative. 
 
 EUSTACE, quartered by MANSFIELD, ROBERTSON- 
 EUSTACE, and TICKELL. 
 
 SThe Late HENRY EUSTACE, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 
 heir male, and recognised representative of the Vis- 
 counts Baltinglass (which title is now under attainder). Bom 
 1826, beingtheson of the late Henry Eustace Esq. , of Corbally, 
 Queen's Co., Lieut.-Gen. in the Army, by his wife Hen- 
 rietta, dau. of Peter, Count Dalton of Grenanstown. Armo- 
 rial bearings -Or, a saltire gules. Mantling gules and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag 
 statant, between the horns a crucifix all proper. MottO — 
 "Cur me persequeris. " Married, Oct. 9, 1861, Albertine, 
 widow of Count Foschi, and youngest dau. of the late Gen. 
 Marquis Paulucci, Governor-General of Genoa, Knight of 
 the Annunciata, &c. ; and has Issue — Henrietta. Seat — 
 Grenanstown, Nenagh, co. Tipperary. 
 
 EVANS, see DAVIES-EVANS. 
 
 EVANS (H. Coll.). Azure, an anchor erect in pale or, 
 between three sea-gulls proper, and in chief as many estoiles 
 gold. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a demi-lion regardant or, charged on the body with 
 two anchors in saltire azure, and holding between the paws 
 an escutcheon of the second, thereon a sea-gull as in the 
 arms. Motto— " Libertas." 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Second and only surv. son of Henry Evan or Evans by 
 
 Mary, d. of Iliomas 'I'homas : — 
 Titus Evans, Gentleman, >. 35 Dec. 1833; m, 4 July 
 1863, Elitabeth, only d. of Thomas Thomas ; and has 
 issue — (i) Thomas Henry Evans, Gentleman, M. K.. 
 F.R,G.S.. i. 34 Mar. i866 ; (2) Rev. John Thomas Evans, 
 Rector of Stow-on-the-Wold, *. 1 Aug. 1869 [m. ai Apl. 
 1896, Isabel, the yr. d. of Joseph Owen of Rainhill. 
 Lanes. ; and has had issue — Henry Stafford Evans, i. 14 
 Sept. 1903, tt. 37 Mar. 1904 ; and Elizabeth Alice Stafford 
 Evans]; (3) Rev. Arthur Wade Evans, B.A. (Oxon.), i. 
 31 Aug. 1875 [*•. Florence May, only d. of Christopher 
 Edwin Dixon of London ; and has issue— Elizabeth Pal- 
 myre]. Post. add. —Ty Rhds, Fishguard, Pembroke- 
 shire. 
 
 EVANS (H. Coll.). Sable, a chevron between three 
 fleurs-de-lis argent (the arms of CoUwvn ap Tangno, 
 Lord of Evionydd, &c., in Wales, from whom the under- 
 ntentioned is twenty-second in lineal descent. As is often 
 the case with very ancient arms, no crest is recorded 
 herewith). 
 
 Onlv son and heir of late Owen Evans, Esq. , of Broom 
 Hall, ChwUog, Carnarvonshire. J. P.. D.L., and High 
 Sheriff 1873 for that co. : — 
 Owen Lloyd Jones Evans, Esq.. J. P. and D.L. (High 
 Sheriff 1901) for co. of Carnarvon, Hon. Col. and late Lt.- 
 Col. comdg. 4th Batt. Roy. Welsh Fus.. M.A. (Camb.), i. 
 1856 ; m. 1885, Lydia, d. of J. Savin of Bode^roes. 
 Pwllheli; and has issue — (1) Rowland Owen Lloyd Evans, 
 Gentleman, i. 1886 ; (ai John Meredith Jones Evans, 
 Gentleman, i. 1894 ; (3) William Pr^s Owen Evans, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1905; and Margaret Lydia. Seat — Broom Hall, 
 Chwilog, R.S.O., Carnarvonshire. Ciui — Junior Carlton. 
 
 EVANS (H. Coll.). Per pale argent and gules, a lion 
 passant regardant between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and 
 in base a bundle of rods banded all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion regardant argent, the body charged with 
 three crosses moline gules, and resting the dexter paw on 
 a bundle of rods also gules. Motto — " Libertas." 
 
 Son of late John Evans of Leamington by Hannah, 
 d. of Thomas Bickerton : — 
 Edward Evans, Esq., of Bronwylfa (^.v.). 
 Son of Richard Hawley Evans, ^. 1820; d. 1882; m. 
 1842, Janet, d. of Alexander Burn of The Hermitage, 
 Leith :— 
 John Hawley Evans, Gentleman, 6. 1847 ; tn. 1892, 
 Agnes M'Kinnon. Hes. — 
 
 Son of late John Evans of Leamington by Hannah, d. 
 of Thomas Bickerton : — 
 Worthington Evans. Gentleman, d. 1827; m. ist, 1851, 
 Susannah Jd. 1861), d. of Richard Powell ; and, 1865, 
 Susanna Jane (d. 1891), d. of James Laming of Birching- 
 ton Hall, Kent, and widow of A. S. Smith ; 3rd, 1898, 
 Helen, d. of Adam Curror and widow of Walter Scott 
 Dalgleish ; and has (with other issue) two surv. sons — 
 (i) Laming Worthington Evans, Gentleman, 6. 1868 [m. 
 1898, Gertrude Annie, d. of William Hales] ; (2) Evan 
 Lamingr Evans, Gentleman, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.A. 
 (CambT), 6. 1871. Hes. — 47 York Terrace, Regent's Park, 
 N.W. 
 
 Son of Henry Sugden Evans, Gentleman, of Ottowa, 
 Canada, d. 1830 ; d. 1886 ; m. 1854, Kate Morse, only 
 d. of Charles Moss of Gray's Thurrock, Essex : — 
 Henry de Courcy Sugden Evans, 6. 1874. /?es. — 
 Son of Edward Wallace Evans, Gentleman, of Whit- 
 bourne Hall, Hereford, 6. 1847 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1872, 
 PVances Rhoda, d. of Arthur Herbert Somers Cocks, 
 Esq.. C.B. :— 
 Edward Francis Herbert Evans, Esq., J. P. co. Hereford, 
 Lieut. 3rd Worcester Regt. 1895-1901. served in S. Africa 
 with Paget's Horse I.Y. (1900-1901), d. 1873. Seat — 
 Whitbourne Hall, Worcester. Cluds — New Oxford and 
 Cambridge, County (Worcester). 
 
 Sons of Patrick Fleming Evans, Esq., Barrisler-at-Law, 
 LL.M., Recorder of Newcastle-under- Lyme, 6. 1851 ; d. 
 1902 ; m. 1879, Alice Emily, d. of William Rutherford 
 Ancrum of St. Leonard's Court, Glos. : — 
 Arthur Geoffrey Evans, Gentleman, i. 1886. ^ej. — 
 54 Longridge Road, Earl's Court, S.W. 
 
 Rupert Ancrum Evans, Gentleman, *. 1891. J?es. — 
 
 EVANS (H ColL). Azure, on a chevron inverted or, 
 between two beavers statant in chief proper and a mullet 
 in base of six points of the second, three crosses couped 
 gules. Mantltng^ azure and or. Or«st — On a wreath of 
 the colours, between two crosses as in the arms, a tower 
 
 proper, thereon a flagstaff of the last with a pennant flying 
 to the sinister gules, charged with two mullets of six points 
 argent. Motto — " Nisi Dominus frustra." 
 
 Sons of Franklen George Evans, Esq., J. P. cos. 
 
 Glamorgan and Monmouth, 6. 1826; d. 1904; tn. ist, 
 
 1861, Elizabeth {d. 1878), only d. of the late John 
 
 Williams of Sher, co. Glamorgan : — 
 Pepyat Williams Evans, Gentleman, M.A. and B.C.L., 
 of Balliol Coll., Oxon., i. 1862. 
 
 Franklen Paine Evans, Gentleman, M.A. and M.B. St. 
 John's Coll., Camb., d. 1863 (who has assumed the additional 
 surname of Franklen) ; m. 1898, Violet, d. of George 
 Wood. 
 
 Trevor Halket Evans, Gentleman, M.A. and M.B. 
 Cantab., b. 1866. 
 
 S CHARLES PAYNE EVANS, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Radnor, High Sheriff 1890. Born 1835, being 
 the second son of Richard Evans of Shrewsbury, by his wife 
 Catherine, dau. of Edward Rice. Livery — Blue. Armorial 
 bearlngps — Per fesse indented sable and gules, three arrows, 
 one in pale and two in saltire, the points downwards, between 
 as many boars' heads couped all or. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon two arrows 
 in saltire, a boar's head couped all or. Married, Oct. 15, 
 1862, Emma, dau. of Charles Edwards of Lurkenhope 
 Manor and Skyborrah, Salop. Seat — Llanstephan House, 
 Llyswen, R.S.O., Breconshire. 
 
 Sir DAVID EVANS, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 
 ^ i8 the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace for the county 
 of Glamorgan, Justice of the Peace for the county of 
 Surrey, one of Her Majesty's Lieutenants for the 
 City of London. Born 1849, being the son of Thomas 
 Evans of Glanmuchudd, Llantrissant, in the county of 
 Glamorgan, by his wife Anne, dau of Treharne Treharne 
 of Llantrissant ; created K.C.M.G. , 1892. Armorial beax- 
 ings — Sable, a chevron nebuly between two fleurs-de-lis in 
 chief and as many fasces in saltire in base argent. Upon the 
 escutcheon, which is surrounded by the ribbon of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 and pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight Commander 
 of that Order, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 
 Jessie Louisa [;«. , Dec. 5, 1894, Major Harry North (to 
 whom refer)]; and Jane Ann. Residences — Cleveland House, 
 
 wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree couped and 
 eradicated and sprouting to the dexter, a boar's head erect 
 and erased all proper; with the Motto, " Trwy rhinwedd 
 ac onestrwydd." Married, 1874, Emily Deborah, daughter 
 of Laurence Boakes. Postal addixsses — Ewell Grove, 
 Surrey ; 24 Watling Street, London. 
 
 DAVID EVANS, Esquire, J. P. co. of Monmouth, and 
 for the North Riding of the co. of York. Born Oct. 1841, 
 being the son of the late Evan Evans of Trecynon, Aber- 
 dare, Glamorgan, by his wife Rachel Hopkins. Livery — 
 Dark blue. Armorial bearings— Or, a dragon sable, in 
 chief three roses gules, slipped and leaved proper, and in 
 base a fleur-de-lis also gules. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a javelin 
 proper, a dragon statant sable, holding in the mouth a 
 rose as in the arms. Motto — "Y dewraf eimilla." Mar- 
 ried, June 1864, Jane, dau. of the late David Thomas 
 of Llantwit Major, Cowbridge; and has Issue — (i) Evan 
 David Evans, Gentleman, formerly Lieut, ist V.B. King's 
 Own Royal Lancaster Regt., b. Aug. 12, 1867; (2) John 
 William Harvest Evans, Gentleman, b. Sept. 23, 1880; 
 Mary Rachel \_m. , Sept. 26, 1900, Horace Bransby Bryant] ; 
 
 5eU)raf • enttillaf 
 
 Grangetown, R.S.O., Yorkshire; Cliffden, Saltburn-by-the- 
 Sea. C/w3— National, Cleveland (Middlesborough). 
 
 Major DAVID WILLIAMS EVANS, J. P. for the 
 county of Montgomery. Born Feb. 9, 1833, being the 
 second but only surviving son of the late William Evans 
 of Glascoed, by his wife Ellen, dau. of John Williams. 
 
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 Liverv — Claret colour, with white facings and silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings-Quarterly i and 4. gules 
 a lion passant guardant between four crosses moline, three 
 
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 in chief and one in base all ar^nt (for Evans) ; a and 3 
 sable, three mullets or, on a chief nebuly argent, as many 
 loxenjics oture (for Dorsett). Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours. 11 lion gviardant argeiu. charged on the l)ody 
 with two crosses moline aruro, and resting the dexter 
 fore-paw upon an escutcheon erniinois. thereon a cross 
 moline between four lozenges also azure. Motto — " Festina 
 lente." Married, August a8, 1873, Mary, daughter of 
 Wright Allen, Doctor of Medicine, of Arnold, in the county 
 of Nottingham; and has hsue~[\) David I^rsett Evans, 
 Gentleman, born October a, 1874; (a) William Howard 
 Dorsett Evans, Gentleman, bom Septemt>er 27, 1875 ; 
 (3) Maurice Dorsett Evans, Gentleman. Lieut. R.N., 
 born July a8, 1877 ; (4I Francis Allen Dorsttt Evans, Gentle- 
 man, lx)rn May aa, 1879 ; (5) Jeffrey Williams I )orsett Evans, 
 Gentleman, born M.-\rch 30, 1883; (6) Edward Llewelyn 
 Dorsett Evans, (Jentleman. Iwrn Novenil)er 8, 1885 ; (7) 
 Henry Worthington Dorsett Evans, Gentleman, l>orn Feb- 
 ruary 18, 1890; Ursula Mary Dorsett ; and Eleanor Sydney 
 Dorsett Estate and postal address — Glascoed, Llansant- 
 flraid, near Oswestry. r/«*— Junior Constitutional 
 
 S EDWARD EVANS, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Denbigh (High Sheriff 1894-95). Bom June 15, 
 1816, being the only surviving son of the late John 
 Evans of Leamington, by Hannah, dau. of Thomas 
 Bickerton of Woodcott. co. Salop. Livery— HaxV blue, 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Per pale argent and 
 gules, a lion passant regardant gules, between two fleurs- 
 de-lis in chief and in base a bundle of rods all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant regardant argent, the 
 body charged with three crosses moline gules, resting the 
 dexter paw upon a bundle of rods banded also gules. 
 Motto — " Libertas." Married, 1841, Margaret, second 
 dau. of Robert Paterson, Esq., J. P., of Nunfield and 
 Brocklehirst, co. Dumfries (she died 1890) ; and has Issue 
 — (i) John James Evans, Esq., J. P., b. 1842; (2) Edward 
 Evans, Esq., J. P. [to whom refer]; (3) William Paterson 
 Evans, Gentleman, b. 1858; (4) Alfred Bickerton Evans, 
 Gentleman, b. 1864; (5) Arthur Ernest Evans, Gentleman, 
 b. 1866. Seat — Bronwylfa, near Wrexham. Club — 
 National Liberal. 
 
 EDWARD EVANS. Esquire, J. P. co. of Chester. Bom 
 1846, being the second surviving son of Edward Evans, 
 Esq. , J. P. and D. L. of Bronwylfa [to whom refer], by his 
 wife Margaret, second dau. of Robert Paterson, Esq., J. P., 
 of Nunfield and Brocklehirst. Livery ~B\\\e. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale argent and gules, a lion passant re- 
 gardant gules, between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and in base 
 a bundle of rods all counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant 
 regardant argent, the body charged with three crosses moline 
 gules, resting the dexter paw upon a bundle of rods banded 
 also gules. Motto— " Libertas." A/arwrf, 1869, Martha, 
 dau. of William Nevett of Shrewsbiu'y and Marton ; and 
 has Issue— (i) Edward Nevett Evans, Gentleman, b. 1875; 
 (2J John Nevett Evans, Gentleman, b. Dec. 22, 1877 ; Ger- 
 trude Mary Nevett ; Margaret Nevett ; and Rose Noeline 
 Nevett. ^e-a/— Spital Old Hall, near Spit.il, Cheshire. 
 Club — National Liberal. 
 
 GEORGE EVANS, Gentleman. Bom 1828, being the 
 elder son of the late Rev. George Evans, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of William Murray, Esq., J. P. Armorial 
 bearings —Ermine, three boars' heads couped sable, langued 
 gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant, regardant erminois, 
 holding between his paws a boar's head couped sable. 
 Motto -"Libertas." Married, Nov. 13, 1858, Jane, dau. 
 of the late Major Fitzgerald, Town Major of Kingston, 
 Canada; and has Issue (1) George Edward Augustine 
 Evans, Gentleman, b. April 13, i860; (2) Arthur Thomas 
 Kelly Evans, Gentleman, b. March 4, 1862; Mary Ehza 
 [«., Jan. 3, 1888. W. H. H. Lyons of Brookhill, Lisburn] ; 
 and Mabel Sara [m., Dec. 17, 1890, Rt. Hon. Algernon 
 William, 6th Viscount Avonmore]; and Louisa Evelyn. 
 5^fl/— Gortmerron House, Dungannon, co. Tyrone. 
 
 JOSIAH EVANS, Gentleman. Born 1882, being the 
 son of the late Arthur Henry Lyne Evans, Gentleman, of 
 Haydock, co. Lancaster, by his wife Mary Leche de 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
 Cawarden, dau. of the Rev. Harold H. Sherlock, J. P. 
 Armorial bearings Sable, three nags' heads erased 
 argent, on a chief nebuly or, a pale gules, charged with 
 an e&toile of the third between two estoiles of the fourth. 
 Upon the escutcheon is pl.tced a helmet befitting his de- 
 gree, with a Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a nag's head erased ardent, 
 between two estoiles or. Motto —" A fynno l)uw 
 derfid. " 
 
 WILLIAM GWYNNE EVANS, Gentleman. Born 
 1845, being the only son of Evan Evans of Wain, Cardi- 
 ganshire, and of Mary Gwynne Pryse, widow of Charles 
 Gwynne Pryse of Gogerddan, Cardiganshire. Livery— 
 Black, with white facings. Armorial bearings Per pale 
 sable and gules, a fesse or, in ciiief a dagger erect with an 
 annulet both of the last, lietween two Ixjars' heads couped 
 argent and the like in base. Mnnt.Ung sable and or. Crest 
 - On a wreath of the colours, u[>on a rock proper, a boar's 
 head couped sable between two daggers erect or. Married, 
 Aug. I, 1866, Mary, dau. of Evan Williams of Berllwyd, 
 formerly of Maesytroeddyn, Carmarthenshire ; and has 
 Issue— K\ax\ Gwynne Gwynne Evans, Gentleman, b. 1877; 
 Edith Mary ; Beatrice Alice ; Jean Anne ; Elizabeth Wynne 
 Gertrude; Ethel Irene Penelope. Seats- ?&n\An Hall, 
 Fordham, Essex; Oaklands Park, Newnham, Gloucester- 
 shire. 
 
 SMajor-Gen. CHARLES SPALDING S. EVANS- 
 GORDON, late Governor of Netley Hospital, retired 
 1877. Z^(?r«i8i3, being the son of Colonel Evans. Armorial 
 bearings- Azure, a bend between two boars' heads erased 
 in chief and another in base or, within a bordure of the last, 
 charged with four crescents of the first. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a demi- 
 savage holding in his right hand a baton erected on his 
 shoulder, in his left an ear of wheat proper. Motto — ' ' Tarn 
 pace quam praelio." Married, 1866, Annie {d. 1891), sister 
 of Robert Grimshaw Dunville of Redburn, co. Down ; and 
 has Issue— {1) Henry Evans-Gordon, Esq., J. P. co. Kent, 
 b. 1842 [m. , 1871, Mary Theodosia, only dau. of late Edward 
 John Sartoris of Warsash, Hants] ; (2) Major William Eden 
 Evans-Gordon, Assist. Sec. For. Dept. Govt, of India 
 1888-92 [m., 1892, Julia (commonly called Marchioness of 
 Tweeddale), second dau. of Keith Stewart MacKenzie of 
 Seaforthl Residence — Preston Cottage, Ightham, Seven- 
 oaks. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 S EDWARD HENRY EVANS -LOMBE, Esquire, 
 J. P., D.L., for CO. of Norfolk, Capt. and Hon. Major 
 P.W.O. Norfolk Artiil. Mil., B.A. (Cnmb). Born 1861, 
 being the eldest son of the late Henry Evans-Lombe, J. P., 
 of Bylaugh Park, by Louisa, dau. of Thomas Browne 
 Evans. Armorial bearings— Azure, two combs in fesse 
 between a broken tilting-spear barways or, one piece in 
 chief, the head towards the dexter, the' other half in base, 
 a canton argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, two tilting-spears in saltire or, 
 each having a small pennon gules. Motto — " Propositi 
 tenax." Married, 1886, Albinia Harriet, second dau. of 
 Alexander S. Leslie-Melville ; and has Issue— Two daus. 
 Seats -By\a.Mgti Park, East Dereham; Melton Hall, Wy- 
 mondham. 
 
 EVELYN, quartered by FOLJAMBE. 
 
 EVERARD, quartered by GREEN, 
 
 EVERARD, see WELBY-EVERARD 
 
 EVERITT (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per chevron 
 argent and gules, two chevronels between three escar- 
 buncles counterchanged (Everitt); 2 and 3, per chevron 
 raguly azure and or, in chief two estoiles of the last, and in 
 base as many spears in saltire banded together with a 
 riband gules (Stiffe). Mantling gules and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a gryphon segreant argent, 
 winged vair argent and gules, supporting a tilting-spear 
 proper (Everitt) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle rising or, winged sem6 of estoiles azure, in the beak 
 a billet also azure (Stiffe). 
 
 Sons of Francis William Everitt Everitt (R.L. i860, 
 formerly Stiffe), Esq., K.C., of Lincoln's Inn (s. of 
 
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 William Stiffe of Stuttgart, Wurtemburg, by a d. of 
 Sir John Everitt, Knt. Bach. , Sheriff of Bedfordshire), 
 
 d. 1830 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1870, Melicent I , d. of late 
 
 J. Graham of New Barnes : — 
 Arthur Francis Graham Everitt, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law, i. . Jies.—ig Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, 
 
 London, W.C. 
 
 Robert Gordon Everitt, Gentleman, Barrister at- Law 
 6. . Res.— 
 
 S CHARLES EDWARD EVERY-HALSTED, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the County Palatine of Lan- 
 caster, Major 3rd Battalion King's Own Royal Lancaster 
 Regiment. Born 1857, being the youngest and of his 
 second marriage the only surviving son of the late Lieu- 
 tenant-Colonel Every-Clayton of Rowley, Burnley, in the 
 county of Lancaster, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, by his second wife Eliza Halsted, daughter of 
 the late R. Holgate; and assumed the surname of Every- 
 Halsted in lieu of his patronymic, and the arms of Halsted 
 quarterly with those of Every, by Royal License in the year 
 1891. C/tti^j— Conservative, Raleigh. Livery — Dark green. 
 Amorlal beaxlng^ — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 
 EWING, see KER-EWING. 
 
 4, gules an eagle displayed ermine, beaked and membered 
 or, a chief chequy of the last and azure (for Halsted) ; 2 and 
 3 erminois, two chevronels azure between two others gules 
 (for Every) ; and for his Crests, i. out of a mural crown 
 chequy or and azure, a demi-eagle displayed ermine, beaked 
 gold (for Halsted) ; 2. a demi-unicorn argent, gutt^e-de- 
 sang and crined or (for Every). Married, March 15, 1892, 
 Lucy Clare, second daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel 
 Dallas of Knill Court, in the county of Hereford ; and has 
 /w2^(?— Evelyn Stella. Estate~Ko^\&j , Burnley, in the 
 county of Lancaster. Postal address— M?:vas.\avi& Court, 
 Ledbury, Herefordshire. 
 
 SJOHN SPENCER EWART, Esquire, Major and 
 Brevet-Col. Cameron Highlanders. Born 1861, being 
 the eldest son of Gen. Sir John Alexander Ewart, K.C.B., 
 by his wife Frances, eldest dau. and co-heiress of John 
 Spencer Stone, Esq., of Callingwood Hall, in the co. of 
 Stafford. Armorial bearings— Or, a sword in fesse sur- 
 mounted by two others in saltire, points upward proper, 
 hiked gules, in chief a heart, and in base a sinister hand 
 erect, both of the last. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the liveries, a dexter gauntlet fesseways, 
 holding a sword erect, enfiled with a heart distilling blood 
 gules. Motto— " Abest timor." Married, Dec. 26, 1891, 
 Frances, dau. of Major Piatt of Dunallan, co. Stirling ; and 
 has /w//e— Marion Frances. Estates— Q,XMgc\&ic\\, Lang- 
 holm, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. 
 
 ROBERT EWING, Esquire, J. P. co. Hertford. Bom 
 March 26, 1842, being the eldest son of the late Alex- 
 ander Ewmg Esq., J. P., Capt. Queen's Own Glasgow 
 aiid Lower Ward of Lanarkshire Yeo. Cavalry, by his 
 wife Maria, dau. of Robert Macaulay, in the county of 
 Antrim, Ireland. Livery — YSW\(t and silver. Armorial 
 Dearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, argent a chevron embattled 
 azure, ensigned with a banner gules, charged with a canton 
 of the second thereon a saltire of the first all between two 
 mullets in chief and the sun in his splendour in base of the 
 third, a bordure of the second (for Ewing) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 a tx;nd gules between three bunting birds proper (for 
 Bontme). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent • 
 and issuing from a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest,' 
 a demi-lion rampant holding in the dexter fore-paw a 
 mullet gules ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 "Audaciter." Married, December 14, 1880, Elizabeth 
 Agnew, daughter of John Macaulay, Esquire, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, Justice of the Peace, of Red Hall, in the county 
 of Antrim, Ireland; and has Issue— \wc\ Alastair Ewing, 
 Gentleman, born October 26, 1881. Residence— \2 Durham 
 Villas, Kensington, W. Postal address— ^VLV\.on Grange, 
 Cheshunt, Herts. C/«^j — Oriental, City of London,' 
 Western (Glasgow). 
 
 EYRE, quartered by ARCHER-HOUBLON. 
 
 EYRE, see WORTHINGTON-EYRE. 
 
 ARTHUR HARDOLPH EYRE, Esquire. Born 1851, 
 being the only son of the late Sir William Eyre, K.C.B., 
 Lieut. -General in the Army, Commander of the Forces in 
 Canada, distinguished in the Kaffir War and in the Crimea, 
 by his wife Georgiana, dau. of the Hon. John Bridgman 
 Simpson. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron 
 sable, three quatrefoils or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an armed leg couped at 
 the thigh quarterly argent and sable, spurred or. Motto— 
 "Virtus sola invicta." Residence — 
 
 FREDERICK JAMES EYRE, Gentleman. Born Oct. 
 17, 1862, being the second son of the late Thomas Eyre, a 
 retired army officer [natural son of Brigadier-General Thomas 
 Eyie, who was the sixth son of Richard Eyre, Esq., Member 
 of the Irish House of Commons, and the nephew of John, 
 Lord Eyre of Eyrecourt], of 33 Clarendon Road, St. Heliers, 
 Jersey, and the only child by his second wife Elizabeth Mary, 
 who died 1902, dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Jarvis, of 
 St. Heliers. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a chevron 
 sable, three quatrefoils, or in chief a fleur-de-lis gules (for 
 cadency), and (for distinction) the whole within a bordure 
 wavy vert. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a leg in armour couped at the thigh 
 proper, garnished and spurred gold, charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis as in the arms (for cadency), and debruised (for 
 distinction) with a baton sinister sable. Motto — "Pro 
 Rege saepe, pro patria semper." Married, April 30, 1890, 
 Mary King, dau. of the late Edward Robert Simpson of 
 Unley Park, S. Australia ; and has Issue — Marjorie 
 Adelaide. Postal addresses — 98 O'Connell Street, North 
 Adelaide. 
 
 S Colonel HENRY EYRE, C.B. (1887), V.D., M.P. 
 for Gainsborough Division of Lincolnshire 1886 to 
 1892, J. P. and D. L. for co. Nottingham, High Sheriff 
 1873-74 ! served with the 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade in the 
 Crimea during the campaign of 1855-56; wounded at the 
 attack on the Redan Sept. 8 ; A.D.C. to Lieut. -General Sir 
 W. Eyre (medal and clasp) ; served also during the Mutiny 
 in India 1857-58 ; present at the siege and fall of Lucknow, 
 and with Ross's camel corps at the fall of Calpee (medal 
 with two clasps, Lucknow and Central India) ; served in 
 the Sherwood Rangers Yeom. Cav. 1852-55 and 1862-65, 
 commanded 4th Notts R. Vol. from 1865-92 ; Chairman of 
 Committee at War Office for Organisation of Medical Dept. 
 of Auxiliary Forces ; Knight of Grace of the Order of the 
 Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Bom Feb. 
 4, 1834, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Charles 
 Wasteneys Eyre of Rampton and his wife Lucy Dorothea, 
 
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 dau. of John Robinson Foulis of Heslerton and Bucton, co. 
 York. Armorl&l bearings— Argent, on a chevron sable, 
 three quatrefoils or. Mantling sable and argent. Creit 
 —On a wreath of the colours, an armed leg couped at the 
 thigh quarterly argent and sable, spurred or. Motto— 
 " Virtus sola invicta." Married, March 7, i86i, Kathleen, 
 dau. of the Rev. Robert Machell of Crackenthorpe, West- 
 morland ; and has Issue— (i) Gervas Malcolm Eyre, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 17, 1869; (a) Morland Stanhope Kyre, Esq., 
 Captain R.A., ser%'ed in Burmese War and Black Mountain 
 Expedition (medal and clasp, and mentioned in despatches), 
 and in Tirah Kxfiedition (3 cl.isps), b. May 16, 1863 ; (3) 
 Henry Roland Eyre, Gentleman, b. Oct. 7, 1878 (d. March 
 33. 1879); (4) Charles Roland liabington Eyre, Gentleman, 
 b. April 7, 1880. iVa/— (Late of) Rampton Manor, Lincoln. 
 Club — Carlton. 
 
 EYRE of Eyrecourt (U.O. ). Argent, on a chevron sable, 
 three quatrefoils or. Mantling sable and argent. Orest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a leg in armour couped at the 
 thigh proper, garnished and spiu'red or. Motto — " Pro 
 rege sivpe pro patria semfx;r." 
 
 Son of John Eyre, Esq., of Eyre Court, J. P., D.L., b. 
 
 1820; d. 1890; m. 1846, Eleanor Maria, eld. d. of 
 
 Hubert Butler Moore of Shannon Grove : — 
 
 William Henry Gregory Eyre, Esq. J. P. co. Galway, 
 
 Asst. Land Com. in Ireland, b. i860; m. 1901, Louisa 
 
 Butler, d. of Lewis Gower-Stewart of Mount Pleasant, 
 
 Ilfracombe, co. Devon ; and has issue— Mary. Seat — Eyre 
 
 Court Castle, co. Galway. 
 
 Sons of William Armit Eyre, Gentleman, b. ; 
 
 d. ; m. , Maria, d. of Adm. Ballingall: — 
 William Eyre, Gentleman, b. Res. — 
 
 John Eyre, Gentleman, b. \ m. , Clara K., d. of 
 
 Dunham ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 George Henry Lewis Eyre, Gentleman, b. ; m. ; 
 and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. Philip Homan Eyre, b. 183a ; d. 
 1885 ; m. 1873, Lucy Catherine Louisa, d. of late 
 William Clarke ; — 
 Hastings Elles John, Lieut, ist Batt. S. Staffs. Regt., b. 
 1877. Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of Richard Eyre of Woodview, co. Galway, 
 b. ; m. Eleanor, d. of Capt. Baldwin : — 
 Henry Baldwin Eyre, late Lieut. 25th Foot. Res. — 
 Gerald Dillon Eyre, Esq., J. P., b. ; m. , Fannie 
 Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Francis Heaton Thomas of Burnane, 
 Tipperary; and has issue — Richard Gerald Eyre, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. Connaught Rangers, served throughout S. 
 African War, b. 1878. Seat — Prospect, Ballycumber, 
 King's Co. 
 Edmund Eyre, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Sons of Rev. Canon Richard Booth Eyre of Hassop 
 Park, Rector of Eyrecourt, Preb. of Clonfert, b. 1798 ; 
 d. 1884 ; m. 1st, 1829, Sarah (d. 1841), d. of Robert 
 Persse of Roxborough ; and, , Honora Louisa 
 
 Madeline, d. of Ven. James Strange Butson, Arch- 
 deacon of Clonfert : — 
 Robert Dudley Erye, Gentleman, b. ; m. , 
 
 Matilda Norton ; and has issue. Res. — New Zealand. 
 
 Hastings Augustus Eyre, Major Army Pay Dept., late 
 9th Foot, b. 1854 ; m. 1882, Kathleen Francis Walsh ; 
 and has issue — (i) John Lionel Eyre, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Dorset Regt., 3. 1883; (2) Richard Philip Hastings Eyre, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and Nora Kathleen. Res. — 3 Buck- 
 land Hill, Maidstone. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Richard Eyre, 48th Foot, b. ; d. 
 1866 ; m. , Monimia Mary, d. of Major Butler : — 
 John Richard Eyre, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Annesley Eyre, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Richard Eyre, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 Robert Eyre, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Sons of Thomas Stratford Eyre, b. 1822 ; d. 1898; m. 
 i860, Marion Dallas, d, of Alexander Campbell of 
 Edinburgh : — 
 Lionel Hedges Eyre, Gentleman, b, 1863. Res, — 
 
 Willoughby Cole Eyre, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 
 
 Minnie, d. of Hey wood ; and has issue — Arthur Lowry 
 
 Cole Eyre, Gentleman. 
 
 CAROLINE ISABEL EYRES, Widow, daughter of 
 Edward Sharp, of Gilstead Hall, Bingley, in the co. of 
 York. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, sable on a chevron nebuWe, plain cotised, 
 between three cinquefoils or, as many woolpacks proper 
 (for Eyres) ; 2 and 3 per fesse argent and or, a fesse 
 chequy gules, and of the first, in chief a lion rampant 
 between two crosses pattde of the third (for Ketilewell). 
 Married, October 20, 1880, Henry William Eyres of 
 Dumbleton Hall, in the county of Gloucester, who died 
 April 6, 1881 ; leaving Issue — Caroline Mary Sybil. 
 Seat — Dumbleton Hall, Evesham, in the county of Glou- 
 cester. 
 
 EYSTON. Sable, three lions rampant or. Livery — 
 Brown. 
 
 Son of George Basil Eyston, Gentleman, b. 1820; d. 
 1904 ; m. 1851, Maria Theresa, third d. of George 
 Thomas Whitegreave, Esq., of Moseley Court, Staf- 
 fordshire, J P. and D.L. : — 
 Francis Thomas Eyston, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; m. 1880, 
 Miss Vavasour, and d.s.p. 1888. Seats — Stanford Place, 
 Faringdon, Berks; Salford Hall, near Evesham. 
 
 JOHN JOSEPH EYSTON, Esquire, J. P. .0or« March 
 15, 1867, being the second son of Charles John Eyston, 
 Esq., J. P., by his wife Agnes Mary, fifth dau. of Michael 
 Henry Blount of Maple Durham, Oxon. Club — St. 
 George's. Armorial bearings — Sable, three lions rampant 
 or. Married, Oct. 15, 1890, Elizal)eth, only dau. of 
 George Dunn of Bath House, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Seat — 
 Hendred House, Steventon, Berks. 
 
 RALPH AGLIONBY SLANEY EYTON, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. Salop. Bom Aug. 28, 1871, being the third but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Thomas Slaney Eyton, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff 1890, by his wife Isaliel Sarah 
 Dashwood, eldest dau. of John Henry Ruxton of Broad 
 Oak, Brenchley. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, a fret azure ; 2 and 3, gules, two bars ermine. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 reindeer's head couped and attired or, holding in the mouth 
 an acorn slipped vert, fructed gold. Seats — Eyton, near 
 Wellington, Salop; and Walford Hall, near Shrewsbury. 
 Club — Wellington. 
 
 ROBERT HENRY EYTON, Gentleman. Born Dec. 7, 
 1845, being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Thomas Campbell Eyton, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his 
 wife Elizabeth Frances, eldest dau. of Robert Aglionby 
 Slaney of Walford Manor and Hatton, Salop. Annorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, a fret azure ; 2 and 3, 
 gules, two bars ermine. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a reindeer's head couped and 
 attired or, holding in the mouth an acorn slipped vert, 
 fructed gold. Married, August 26, 1866, Eleanor Josephine, 
 eldest dau. of Francis Fosbery of Curraghbridge, co. 
 Limerick. Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY PLOWDEN EYTON, Gentle- 
 man. Born Sept. 18, 1843, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rev. Robert William Eyton of Albury House, Guildford, 
 author of the "Antiquities of Shropshire," by his wife Mary 
 E. , dau. of the Rev. J. G. Watts, Rector of Ledbury. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or, a fret azure ; 2 
 and 3, gules, two bars ermine. MaJitling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a reindeer's head couped 
 and attired or, holding in the mouth an acorn slipped vert, 
 fructed gold. Married, August 26, 1886, Marianne Eliza- 
 beth, relict of the late James Quinlan, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Dublin, and niece of the late Lord Gordon of Drumearn, 
 
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 FABER (H. Coll.). Or, on a pale ermine, a rose gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper, a chief azure, thereon two 
 mullets argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on the battlements of a tower or, in 
 front of a cubit arm in scale armour, holding in the hand 
 proper a rose gules, slipped and leaved also proper, two 
 mascles interlaced fesseways vert. Motto — " Quisque faber 
 fortunae suae." 
 
 Sons of Charles Wilson Faber of Northaw House, 
 Herts, b. ; d. 1878 ; 7)t. Mary (d. 1902), d. of late 
 Sir Edmund Beckett, 4th Bart. : — 
 
 Edmund Beckett Faber, Esq., J. P. and D.L. W. Riding 
 Yorks. , M.P. Andover Div. of Hants since 1901, b. 1847. 
 Res. — 19 Park Street, Grosvenor Square, London, W. ; 
 Belvedere, Harrogate. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, 
 Yorkshire (York). 
 
 George Denison Faber, Esq., J. P. and D.L. W. Riding 
 Yorks., Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), Registrar of the 
 Privy Council 1887-96, B.A. (Oxon.), M.P. for York city 
 since 1900, b. 1852 ; m. 1895, Hilda Georgiana, d. of Sir 
 Frederick Ulrick Graham, 3rd Bart., of Netherby, by Lady 
 Jane Hermione, d. of the 12th Duke of Somerset. Res. — 
 14 Grosvenor Square, London, W. ; Rush Court, Walling- 
 ford. 
 
 David Faber, Esq., J.P.- Hants, b. 1853; m. 1878, 
 Caroline, d. of late Col. Broadley. Seats — Ampfield 
 House, Romsey, Hants ; Crubenmore Lodge, Newton- 
 more, N.B. Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge, Union, 
 Hurlingham. 
 
 Walter Vavasour Faber, Esq., Capt. late R.H.A. , Capt. 
 R. Wilts Imp. Yeo., b. 1857. Res. — Weyhill, nr. Andover. 
 Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 FAGAN (U.O., Vn. Dublin, 1607). Per chevron gules 
 and ermine, in chief three covered cups or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin segreant argent, winged and tufted or, supporting in 
 the talons an olive branch vert, fructed gold. Motto — 
 " Deo patriseque semper fidelis." 
 
 Son of Capt. William Addis Fagan, 12th Lancers, 
 M.P. for Carlow 1869-75, ^- 1832; d. 1890; tn. 1871, 
 Frances, d. of Daniel Mahony of Dunloe Castle, 
 Killarney : — 
 William Charles Trant Fagan, Gentleman, b. 1877. 
 Res. -143 A Ebury Street, S.W. Clubs— Ans , Bath. 
 
 Sons of late Lt.-Col. George Hickson Fagan, R.E. : — 
 Lt.-Gen. Christopher Sullivan Feltrim Fagan, R.M.L.I., 
 F.R.G.S., b. 1845. /e«.— Gosforth House, Dulwich. 
 
 Rev. George Hickson Feltrim Fagan, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Vicar of Kings Kerswell, b. 1851. Res. — Kerswell Vicarage, 
 Newton Abbot. 
 
 Rev. William Feltrim Fagan, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of 
 Hersham, b. 1853; m. 1889, Ellen, d. of Henry Brooks of 
 Hersham Lodge, Surrey ; and has issue — (i) Arthur William 
 Fagan, Gentleman, b. 1890 ; and Kathleen Mary Feltrim. 
 Res. — Hersham Vicarage, Walton-on-Tbames. 
 
 FAIR, see RUTTLEDGE-FAIR. 
 
 CHARLES BASS FAIR, Gentleman. Born 1840, being 
 the eldest son of the late Charles James Fair of Cape Town, 
 by his wife Mary, second dau. of Coakeley Leevis, Lieut, in 
 the Army. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules 
 a cross moline argent, surmounted of a bend azure (for 
 Fair) ; 2 and 3 per pale azure and gules, three lions ram- 
 pant argent (for Herbert). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Out of a ducal crest coronet, a demi-falcon rising 
 proper. Motto — " A tout faire. " Postal address — Audit 
 Office, Cape Town. 
 
 JOHN FAIR, Gentleman. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 an anchor between two fleurs-de-lis in chief or and a mullet 
 in base argent. Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a garb or, encircled 
 
 by two snakes vert ; and in an escroll above, this Motto, 
 " Vincit Veritas." Residence — 
 
 The Rev. ROBERT HERBERT FAIR, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, 
 Vicar of Wellow, Romsey, in the county of Huntmgdon. 
 Born June i, 1849, being the fourth son of Charles James 
 Fair of Cape Town, by his wife Mary, second daughter of 
 Coakeley Leevis, a Lieutenant in the Army. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules a cross moline argent, 
 over all a bend azure (for Fair) ; 2 and 3 per pale azure 
 and gules, three lions rampant argent (for Herbert). Crest 
 — Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-falcon rising proper. 
 Motto — "A tout faire." Married, September 11, 1884, 
 Frances Jane, sole surviving daughter of the Reverend James 
 Connell, Master of Arts, Rector of Monks Eleigh, in the 
 county of Suffolk, and widow of the Venerable E. H. Fisher, 
 Master of Arts, Archdeacon of Southwark, in the Diocese 
 of Rochester ; and has Issue — Charles Herbert Fair, Gentle- 
 man, born June 20, 1885 ; and Helen Mary. Postal address 
 — The Rectory, Westmeon, Petersfield. 
 
 FAIR (L.O.). Gules, an anchor in pale or, between two 
 mullets in fesse argent. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the liveries, a garb or, encircled 
 by two serpents vert. Motto — "Veritas vincit." Livery— 
 Black coat, yellow and ruby facings. 
 
 Son of late James Fair, Esq., J. P. co. Lanes., 
 b. 1803; d. 1871 ; m. 1824, Elizabeth, d. of Alexander 
 Bannerman : — 
 
 Thomas Fair, Esq., J.P. co. Lanes., b. 1836; m. ist, 
 i860, Louisa (d. 1896), d. of late Bartholomew Stretton 
 of Grosvenor Mount, Crumpsall, Manchester ; 2nd, 1900, 
 Elizabeth Mary Ethel, d. of William Pilkington, Esq., 
 J.P. , D.L. , of Robyhall, Lanes. ; and has issue— (i) James 
 Alexander Stretton Fair, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; (2) Thomas 
 Henry Fair, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; Gertrude Emily ; Maud 
 Louisa ; Ethel ; Rosina Stretton ; and (by second mar.) 
 Elizabeth Barberie. Res. — Clifton Hall, nr. Preston, 
 Lanes. 
 
 FAIRBAIRN, see WAILES-FAIRBAIRN. 
 
 FAIRBAIRN (1839, regranted 1869, and see Wailes- 
 Fairbairn). Argent, on a chevron between three boars' 
 heads couped gules, as many bezants. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the liveries, the sun in splendour proper. Motto 
 — ' ' Semper eadem. 
 
 Son of Sir Thomas Fairbairn, 2nd Bart., D.L., 1823- 
 
 1891; m. 1848, Allison, d. of Thomas Callaway of 
 
 Chislehurst, Kent : — 
 
 Sir Arthur Henderson Fairbairn, 3rd Bart. (2 Nov. 1869), 
 
 of Ardwick, Manchester, Hon. Treas. Roy. Assoc, in aid 
 
 of Deaf and Dumb, b. 11 April 1852 ; m. 5 July 1882, 
 
 Florence Frideswyde, d. of late Richard Penruddocke 
 
 Long, Esq., M.P., of Rood Ashton, Wilts. Res. — 
 
 45 Brunswick Square, Hove, Brighton. C/k*^— Brooks's. 
 
 Windham, Union (Brighton). 
 
 REVELL ANTHONY FAIRCLOUGH, Gentleman. 
 Born 1846, being the son of Thomas Fairclough of 
 Leyland, co. Lanes. Armorial bearings - Or, a hon 
 rampant azure, charged on the shoulder with a fleur-de-lis 
 of the first, between four fleur-de-lis saltirewise of the 
 second. Mantling azure and or. Crest- Upon a wreath 
 of the colours in front of a lion's gamb erased or, holding 
 a fleur-de-lis, three fleurs-de-lis fessewise all azure. Motto 
 — "Faire sans dire." Residence -2^ Kensington Palace 
 Gardens, London, W. 
 
 FAIRFAX, see RAMSAY-FAIRFAX-LUCY. 
 
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 BRYAN CHARLES FAIRFAX. Esquire. Capt. Durham 
 1^1.. Aide-de-camp to Lieul.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Neville 
 I.yttellon. K.C.B.. Feb, 1903. Bont Sept. la. 1873. being 
 the second son of the late Thomas Ferdinnndo Fairfax of 
 Steeton, Bilbrough. and Newton Kyme. Lieut. -Col. Grena- 
 dier Guards, by his wife Evelyn Sehna, dau. of Sir William 
 Milner. Bart. Armorial b«arinjr«— Argent, three bars 
 gemelles gules, surmounted by a hon rampant sable, 
 crowned or. Mantling gules and argent. CrMt— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant euardant sable. 
 Motto— "Fare fac." A'«i</*««— Bilbrougn Manor, York. 
 C/«Ar— Army and Navy, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES HENRY FAIRFAX, M.A. 
 (Oxon.). Rector of Brailsford. Derby, formerly Vicar of 
 Hackthorn, co. Lincoln. Born Jan. a, 1849, being the third 
 son of the late Thomas Fairfax, Esq.. of Steeton, Bilbrough, 
 and Newton Kynie, J. P. and D.L., by his wife Louisa Con- 
 stantia, dau. of George Ravenscroft, E.I.C.S. Armorial 
 boaringB— Argent, three bars gemelles gules, surmounted 
 by a lion rampant sable, crowned or. BlantllnK gules and 
 argent. Cr««t— On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant 
 guardant sable. Motto — " Fare fac." Married, 1873, 
 Emmeline Marian {d. 1898), dau. of J. Cookson of Neasham 
 Hall, CO. Durham ; and has /w«^— Gabriel Fairfax, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1878; Sybelle [m., 1901, W. Mills, late Grenadier 
 Guards]; Mary; Theophania; and Josephine. Residence— 
 Brailsford Rectory, Derby. 
 
 GUY THOMAS FAIRFAX, Esq., J. P. W. R. York- 
 shire. Bom April 13, 1870, being the eldest son of the 
 late Thomas Ferdinand Fairfax, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Grenadier 
 Guards; by his wife Evelyn Selina, dau. of Sir William 
 Milner, Bart. Armorial boarings— Argent, three bars 
 gemelles gules, surmounted by a lion rampant sable, 
 crowned or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant sable. 
 Motto — "Fare fac." Married, 1899, Joan, third dau. of 
 Charles Henry Wilson, Esq., M.P. ; and has Issue — (i) 
 A son. b. July 16, 1900; (2) Gavin Thomas Fairfax, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. a, 1902. Seats — Bilbrough Hall, York ; and 
 Steeton Hall. Tadcaster. Clubs — &ichelors', White's, 
 Yorkshire (York). 
 
 Admiral Sir HENRY FAIRFAX, K.C.B. ; was Naval 
 Attach^ to Right Hon. Sir Bartle Frere's mission to Zanzibar 
 1872-73, and Private Secretary to First Lord of Admiralty 
 1873-74; commanded H. M.S. " Monarch" at bombardment 
 of Alexandria 1882 (medal, Khedive's bronze star, and third 
 class Osmanieh) ; was a Naval A.D.C. to H.M. 1879-85, 
 Com. -in-Chief on Australian Station 1887-89, Naval Lord 
 of the Admirality 1889-92, and in command of the Channel 
 Fleet 1892-94; is a J. P. and D. L. for Roxburghshire; 
 C.B. (Civil) 1879 and (Mil.) 1882, K.C.B. (Mil.) 1896. 
 Bom 1837, being the son of the late Sir Henry Ramsay- 
 Fairfax, ist Bart. Clubs — United Service, Army and Navy, 
 Marlborough, and New (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, three bars gemelles sable, surmounted of a lion 
 ramfjant g^les, in the middle chief fwint a mullet of the 
 second, the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and 
 pendent the badge of a K.C.B. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a lion passant 
 guardant proper. Motto — "Fare fac." Married, 1872, 
 Harriet, dau. of Sir David Kinloch, 9th Baronet. Resi- 
 dences — Ravenswood, Melrose, N. B. 
 
 HUGH CHARLES FAIRFAX - CHOLMELEY. Es- 
 quire, J. P. CO. York. Bom 1864, being the eldest son of 
 the late Thomas Charles Fairfax-Cholmeley, Esq., Captain 
 Royal Navy, by his wife Rosalie St. Quintin, dau. of 
 
 Strickland of Sans Souci, Posilipo, Naples ; and 
 
 assumed by Royal License, 1886, the additional surname of 
 Fairfax. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Gules, 
 two helmets in chief proper, garnished or, in base a garb of 
 the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin segreant 
 sable, beaked or, holding a helmet as in the arms. ' Estate 
 and postal address — Brandsby, Easingwold. 
 
 JAMES FAIRLIE, Gentleman, Lieut. Cameronians. 
 Born Aug. 24, 1880, being the eldest son of the late William 
 
 Fairlie, Esq., of Holms, co. Ayr. J. P. and D.L., Lord of 
 the Barony of Holms, by his wife Florence, third dau. of 
 William Osbourne of Shanklin, Isle of Wight. Armorial 
 bearingrs — Argent, on a chevron Iwtween three water- 
 bnui^'i'ts sable, as many mullets or, a border ermine. 
 Ii ^i^ntllng gules, doubled argent. Crest — A lion's head 
 couped proper. MottO — " Meditare." Residence — Holms, 
 by Hurlford. co. Ayr. C/w^i— Caledonian. Junior Naval 
 and Military. 
 
 JAMES OGILVY FAIRLIE. Esquire. Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Fife, Bachelor of Arts of the Uni- 
 versity of Oxford, Private Chamberlain to His Holiness Pope 
 Pius X. Born December a8, 1848, being the third son of the 
 late James Ogilvy Fairlie, Esquire, of Coodham. in the county 
 of Ayr. Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, late 
 
 JMi i&ttornt 
 
 Captain 2nd Life Guards, Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding 
 Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry , one of Her Majesty's Body Guard 
 of Scotland, by Elizaljeth Constance his wife, only surviving 
 daughter of William Houison Craufurd of Craufurdland and 
 Braehead. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron be- 
 tween three water-bougets sable, within a bordure engrailed 
 ermines, charged with as many lions' heads affront^e gules. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 jFal 
 
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 imperially crowned proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a lion's head couped gules ; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, " Tak' thocht." Married, November 6, 1880, 
 Jane Mary, third daughter of John Buchanan of Dowanhill, 
 and 10 Moray Place, Edinburgh ; and has Issue — (i) John 
 Ogilvy Fairlie, Gentleman, born December 22, 1881 ; (2) 
 Reginald Francis Joseph Fairlie, Gentleman, born March 
 7, 1883 ; (3) James Ogilvy Fairlie, Gentleman, born May 7, 
 1885 ; (4) Gilbert Thomas Ogilvy Fairlie, Gentleman, born 
 February 17, 1893 ; and Margaret Elspeth Mary. Estate — 
 Myres, in the county of Fife. Postal address — Myres Castle, 
 Auchtermuchty, Fife. Club — New (Edinburgh). 
 
 ROBERT FRANCIS FAIRLIE, Gentleman, C.E. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron between two water 
 bougets in chief sable, and a pheon in base point upwards 
 azure. Mantling' gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased sable, langued gules. 
 Motto— "Je suis prest." 
 
 FALCON-STEWARD (R.L., H. Coll.). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, or, a fesse engrailed chequy azure and argent, be- 
 tween two stag's heads caboshed in chief and a round 
 buckle in base of the second, all within a bordure ermine 
 (Steward) ; 2 and 3, sable, a chevron between two falcons 
 close in chief and an annulet in base all argent (Falcon). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag or, charged on the body with a buckle as in 
 the arms, and resting the dexter foreleg on a stag's head 
 caboshed proper (Steward) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a rock proper, and within an annulet in front thereof 
 sable, a falcon close argent. Livery — -Black, canary cuffs 
 and collar. 
 
 Son of Rev. Thomas William Falcon, Clk. in Holy 
 Orders, b. 1832 ; d. 1883 ; m. 1874, Edith, d. of Rev. 
 Henry Curwen : — 
 
 William Watts Curwen Falcon -Steward (formerly Falcon), 
 Gentleman, b. 1881 ; m. 1903, Muriel Margaret Mary 
 Hattie Montgomery, d. of Lt.-Col. Harold Gore-Browne, 
 King's Roy. Rifles ; and has issue — Mary Violet. Seats — 
 Newton Manor, Gosforth, Cumberland ; Clifton House, 
 Workington, Cumberland. Club — Bath. 
 
 rising proper; and in an escroll above this Motto, "Ad 
 aethera." Married Margaret (deceased), dau. of the late 
 Duncan MacLennan, Inverness-shire; and has Issue— An 
 
 only child, John James MacLennan Falconer. Residence- 
 Si. Anns, Lasswade, co. Midlothian. 
 
 GEORGE MERCER FALCONAR-STEWART, Esq., 
 J. P. for CO. Linlithgow, Secretary of the Local Government 
 Board for Scotland. Assumed the name of Stewart in 1879, 
 on succeeding to the estate of Binny. Born June 10, 1844, 
 being the second but only surviving son of the late George 
 Falconar of Carlowrie (served in Rifle Brigade and 8oth 
 Regt.), by his second wife Frances Georgina, dau. of George 
 Mercer, Esq., D.L., of Gorthy. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, between a mullet in 
 chief gules and a hunting-horn in base sable, garnished and 
 stringed of the fourth. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of his liveries, a falcon close proper, 
 between two laurel branches in orle vert ; 2. on a wreath 
 of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a dagger point down- 
 wards. Mottoes — "Candide," " Armis potentius sequum." 
 Married, Sept. 8, 1881, Louise Victoria Emanuella, youngest 
 dau. of Vincenzo Bartolemi of Rome; and has Issue — (i) 
 Ronald Dundas Falconar-Stewart, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 
 93rd Sutherland Highlanders, b. July 4, 1882; (2) Cyril 
 Falconar-Stewart, Gentleman, b. May 14, 1884 ; (3) Percy 
 George Falconar-Stewart. Gentleman, b. Nov. 24, 1886; 
 and (4) Ian Stewart Falconar-Stewart, Gentleman, b. May 
 18, 1892. Seat — Binny, Uphall, Linlithgowshire. Club — 
 New (Edinburgh). 
 
 JOHN FALCONER, Gentleman, Member of Royal 
 College of Surgeons, England. Born Sept. 30, 1827, being the 
 eldest and only surviving son of the late John Falconer, 
 Surgeon, Loanhead, co. Midlothian, by his wife Helen, dau. 
 of James Murie. Armorial bearings — Parted per fesse argent 
 and azure, in chief a falcon's head issuing out of a heart proper 
 between two mullets of the second, and in base two clay- 
 mores in saltire points downwards proper, entwined at the 
 point of intersection by a serpent embowed biting his tail, 
 head to the sinister or. Mantling azure doubled argent; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a falcon 
 
 Sir FREDERICK RICHARD FALKINER, Knight 
 Bachelor (1896), Q.C. , Recorder of Dublin, J. P. for co. and 
 City of Dublin, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Chairman of 
 the Board of King's Hospital, and Chancellor the Bishops 
 of Tuam, Clogher, Kilmore, and Derry. Born 1831, being 
 the son of Richard Falkiner, formerly 4th Royal Irish 
 Dragoon Guards. Club — Dublin University. Armorial 
 beaxings — Or, three falcons close proper, in centre chief 
 point a mullet gules, charged with a mullet argent (for 
 difference). Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a falcon's lure proper, charged with a mullet 
 gules, thereon a mullet argent (for difference), between two 
 wings azure. Motto — " Fortunafavente." Married , fiT?,i\y , 
 1851, Adelaide (rf. 1877), dau. of Thomas Sadleir of Ballin- 
 derry Park, co. 'I'ipperary ; secondly, 1878, Robina {d. 1895), 
 dau. of the late N. B. M'Intyre of Clover Hill, co. Dublin. 
 Residence — Inveruisk, Lower Killiney, co. Dublin. 
 
 RICHARD HENRY FALKINER, Esq., J.P. co. Tip- 
 perary. Born 1827, being the eldest son of the late Richard 
 Falkiner of Mount Falcon, by Tempe, dau. of Richard 
 Litton of Dublin. Armorial bearings— Or, three falcons 
 close proper, in the centre chief point a mullet gules. 
 Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a falcon's lure proper, charged with a mullet 
 gules, between two wings azure. MottO — " Fortuna fa- 
 vente." Married, 1859, Georgina Rebecca, dau. of the late 
 Thomas Sadlier, Esq., J. P., of Ballindery and Castletown, 
 CO. Tipperary ; and has, with other Issue— A dau., Tempe. 
 5^a/— Mount Falcon, Borrisokane, co. Tipperary. 
 
 FALKINER (U.O.). Or, three falcons close proper, 
 belled gules, a mullet for difference. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath, a falcon's lure proper, between 
 t wo wi ngs azure. Motto — ' * Fortuna favente. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Son of Sir Samuel Edmund Falkiner, 6th Bart., b. 
 
 1841 ; </. 1893; m. 1865, Blanche, d. of Sir William 
 
 Berkeley Call, 3rd Bart. : 
 
 Sir Leslie Edmund Percy Kiggs Falkiner, 7th Bart. 
 
 (24 Aug. 1777), of Annemounl, co. Cork, fi. 1866; m. ist, 
 
 1894. Llainc Maynard (i/.j./. 1900), d. of William Mortimer 
 
 Maynord Farmer ; and, Kathleen Mary, d. of Hon. Henry 
 
 R. Orde-Powlett ; and has issue— Terence Edmund Patrick 
 
 Falkiner, Es(|., b. 1903. .SVd/'— Annemount, co. Cork. 
 
 ^«.— 85 Sloane Street, London. S.W. Clubs — Junior 
 
 Carlton, Boodle's, Ranelagh, County (Cork). 
 
 Sons of Richard Falkiner of Mount Falcon, b. 1778; 
 d, 1833 ; m. i8as, Tempe, d. of Richard Litton: — 
 Richard Hcnrv Falkiner, Esq. , of Mount Falcon (q.v.) . 
 Travers Hartley Falkiner, Gentleman, C.E., b. 1829. 
 Jtes.— 
 Sir Frederick Richard Falkiner (f.v.). 
 
 sable and or. Orosto— i. out of the coronet of a Marquess, 
 a demi-woman proper, crowned or, hair Howing down the 
 back, winged in place of arms, and from the armpits azure ; 
 a. out of a ducal cornet or, an eagle displayed sable, crowned 
 or, as in ilie arms ; 3. on a ducal coronet or, a dcnii-lion ram- 
 pant, doublcd-queuedandcrowned all or. brandishing a sword 
 as in the arms, the lion cotised by two tilting-spears gold, 
 from each a banner paly of six argent and gules, fringed also 
 gold ; 4. out of a ducal cornet or, a bull's head argent, pied 
 sable, armed of the first, charged on the neck with a rose 
 gules, barl^ed and seeded proper (for Fane). Mottoes — 
 "Salix flectitur, sed non frangitur," and " Pro Deo, Rege, 
 et patria." Married, July ai, 1896, L.tdy Mary Alice Parker, 
 dau. of 6lh Earl of Macclesfield ; and has Issue — Sydney 
 Charles Fane De Salis, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; Dorothy Mary ; 
 and Ruth. Postal address— The Rectory, Weston-Super- 
 Mare. C/ub — County (Taunton). 
 
 FANE, refer to VANE. 
 
 FANE, see PONSON BY-FANE, 
 
 FANSH.'\WE. Quarterly, i and 4, or, a chevron 
 between three fleurs-de-lis sable (Fanshawe, 1490) ; a and 3 
 (being an augmentation granted Feb. 8, 1649, to Richard 
 Fanshawe, Remembrancer of the Exchequer, and others). 
 
 CECIL FANE DE SALIS, Esquire, Count Palatine 
 of the Palace of the Lateran (1556), Count of the Holy 
 Roman Empire (1748), Hereditary Knight of the Golden 
 Spur, Barrisler-ai-Law, J. P. for Middlesex. Born May 
 ji, 1857, being the second son of Rev. Henry J. A. 
 Fane De Salis and his wife Grace Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. Joseph Henley of Waterperry, Oxon. Livery — 
 Green coat, orange and green waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 InSTS— Quarterly, i and 4 grand quarters, i. and iiii., or, an 
 eagle displayed sable, crowned of the field ; ii. and iii. , 
 azure, three bends sinister argent, a lion rampant or, crowned 
 of the same, brandishing in his dexter paw a sword proper, 
 hilt of the third, over all (in pretence) an inescutcheon paly 
 of six argent and gules, on a chief or, a salix or willow- 
 tree eradicated proper (for De Salis); 2 and 3, azure, 
 three dexter gauntlets, backs affront^e or (for Fane). Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crests — r. out of a ducal coronet, a 
 demi-woman invested proper, the hair flowing down the 
 back, crowned or, winged in lieu of arms argent ; 2. out of 
 a ducal coronet or, an eagle displayed sable, crowned of the 
 first, as in the arms ; 3. out of a mural coronet or, a demi- 
 lion rampant, double-queued and crowned of the same, 
 brandishing a sword as in the arms, the lion cotised by two 
 tilting-spears or, from each a banner paly of six argent 
 and gules, fringed of the first ; 4. out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a bull's head argent, pied sable, armed of the first, 
 charged on the neck with a rose gules, barbed and 
 seeded prof)er (for Fane). Supporters — Dexter, a leopard 
 guardant ; sinister, a griffin regardant both proper. Mottoes 
 — "Flectitur non frangitur," "Pro Deo, Rege, et patria," 
 and " Pro fructibus arma." Married, Sept. 3, 1889, 
 Rachel E. F., dau. of the late Edmund Waller, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., of Farmington Lodge, Northleach, Glos. ; 
 and has Issue — (1) Henry Edmund Challoner Fane De 
 Salis, b. 1891 ; (2) Edmund William Fane De Salis, b. 
 1894 ; (3) Jerome Joseph Fane De Salis, b. 1896 ; (4) John 
 Peter Fane De Salis, b. 1897 ; (5) George Rodolph Fane De 
 Salis, b. 1898 ; (6) Andrew Augustine Fane De Salis, b. 
 1901 ; (7) Stephen Hercules Fane De Salis, Gentleman, b. 
 1903 ; Adela Lucy, d. an infant ; Barbara Grace Victoria ; 
 Grace Dorothea; and Judith Anna. Residence — Dawley 
 Court, Uxbridge. Club — Union. 
 
 Prebendary CHARLES FANE DE SALIS, M.A., 
 Exeter Coll. , Oxford, Rector of Weston-super-Mare. Bom 
 March 19, i86o, being the fourth son of Rev. Count Henry 
 J. De Salis of Portnall Park, Virginia Water, and his wife 
 Grace Elizabeth (who d. 1898), dau. of the Rt. Hon. Joseph 
 Warner Henley, D.C. L. , of Waterjierry, Oxfordshire. 
 Armorial bearingrs — Quarterly, i and 4, grand quarters, 
 quarterly, i. and iiii. , or, an eagle displayed sable, crowned 
 of the field ; ii. and iii. , azure, three bends sinister wavy 
 argent, a lion rampant and crowned or, brandishing in his 
 right paw a sword proper, hilt gold, over all (in pretence) an 
 inescutcheon fier fesse, the chief or, a salix or willow-tree 
 eradicated proper, the base paly of six argent and gules ; 
 a and 3 grand quarters, azure, three dexter gauntlets, backs 
 affront^e or ; and impaling the arms of Parker, namely, 
 gules, a chevron between three leopards' faces or. Mantling^ 
 
 chcquy argent and azure, a cross gules. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's 
 head erased or, flames issuing from the mouth proper. 
 Mottoes — " In cruce victoria," and " Dux vita; ratio." 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Faithfull Fanshawe, B.A. , Lieut. 
 
 R.N. , afterwards Rector of Withington, Salop, b. 1810 ; 
 
 d. 189a; m. 1842, Elizabeth, d. of James Upton of 
 
 Dulwich Common : — 
 Henry Ernest Fanshawe, Gentleman, of Dengey, co. 
 Essex, M. A. , Fellow of Corpus Christi Coll. , Camb. , Tutor 
 of the Coll. 1892, b. 1844 ; m. 1873, Bertha, yr. d. of Rev. 
 Charles Smith, B.D., Fellow of Peterhouse Coll., Camb., 
 Rector of Newton, Suftblk ; and has issue (i) Charles 
 Henry Fanshawe, Esq., Capt., b. 1874 ; (a) Richard Evelyn 
 Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; (3) Percival Moilliet Fan- 
 shawe, Gentleman, b. 1879; Amy Bertha; and Gladys 
 Emily. 
 
 Lionel Fanshawe, Gentleman, Comm. R.N., b. 1847; 
 m. 1890, Julia, widow of Capt. Kendall, H.M. Diplomatic 
 Service. Res. — 
 
 Sir Arthur Upton Fanshawe, K.C.S.I., Bengal Civil 
 Service, Director-General of the Post-Office in India, b. 
 
 la tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 457 
 
 1848; m. 1st, 1873, Louisa Maria (d. 1873), d. of Capt. 
 Chase; 2nd, 1901, Eva, d. of T. B. Myers of Porter's 
 Park; and lias surv. issue — (i) Lionel Arthur Fanshawe, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.A., b. 1874; (2) Rupert Temple Fan- 
 shawe, Gentleman, b. 1876; (3) Geoffrey Denys Fanshawe, 
 Gentleman, b. 1879 ; (4) Jocelyn Herbert Fanshawe, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1880; Katherine Elinor; and Ethel Margaret. 
 Res.— 
 
 Hertert Charles Fanshawe, Esq., C.S.L, Bengal Civil 
 Service, b. 1852. Res. — 
 
 Reginald Fanshawe, Gentleman, Fellow of New Coll., 
 Oxford, Prof, of Bristol Coll., b. 1855 ; m. ist, 1880, Fanny 
 Lithgow Payson (d. 1891), d. of Rev. J. G. Faithful!, Vicar 
 of Cheshunt ; and has issue — (i) Maurice Fanshawe, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1893; (2) Wilfrid Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1884; 
 (3) Gordon Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1885; and Irene. 
 Hem. 2nd, 1896, Clara, d. of the late Rev. V. Faithful; 
 and had further issue — Frances Caroline ; and Alice. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Rev. Charles Robert Fanshawe of Fanshawe 
 Gate and Dengey Hall, Rector of Morton, Norfolk, 
 Vicar of Coaley, co. Gloucester, b. 1780; d. 1856; 
 m. ist, 1806, Margaret [d. 1823), d. of Rev. Robert 
 Faithfull of Warfield, Berks ; 2nd, Maria Catherine 
 Charlotte [d. i860), elder d. of Col. Hugh Wrottesley, 
 H.E.I.C.S., Lt.-Col. in the Bengal Establishment: — 
 Hugh Arnold Wrottesley Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1846 ; 
 m. 1885, Rosa, d. of ; and has issue — Lily. 
 
 Sons of John Gaspard Fanshawe, Gentleman, of 
 Parsloes, Essex, Late Clerk in the Board of Trade. 
 b. 1824; d. ; m. 1853, Barbara Frederica Beau- 
 
 jolois, third d. of Hon. William James Coventry of 
 Earl's Croome Court, co.' Worcester : — 
 Evelyn John Fanshawe, Esq , Late Capt. 4th Batt. 
 Essex Regt., b. 1854; m. 1887, Emily, d. of John Moore ; 
 and has i?sue — Edgar Sydney Waldo Fanshawe, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1891. 
 
 Basil Thomas Fanshawe, Esq., Capt. N. Devon Yeo. 
 Cav. \^Livery — Myrtle green, red facngs], b. 1857; 
 m. i8qo, Mary Georgina, only d. of the late Sir William 
 Henry Clerke, Bart. , of Hitcham, Bucks ; and has issue — 
 (i) Aubrey Basil Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1893; (2) 
 Evelyn Gascoyne Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Muriel 
 Mary ; Aline Barbara ; Rachel Georgina ; and Vere. 
 Seats — Holywell Girt, Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple, Devon ; 
 The Park, Lunugala, Ceylon. Clubs — Auxiliary Forces, 
 Barnstaple and North Devon (Barnstaple), Colombo 
 (Ceylon). 
 
 Lyonell Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1866; m. 1894, Bessie 
 Emily, second d. of William Gibson Miller ; and has issue — 
 Loftus Gaspard Lyonell William Fanshawe, Gentleman, 
 b. 1896. Res.— 
 
 Son of the Rev. Thomas Lewis Fanshawe, M.A. St. 
 
 Mary's Coll., Oxon., of Parsloes and Wyersdale, 
 
 Domestic Chaplain to 7th Earl of Kintore, and Vicar 
 
 of Dagenham, b. 1792; d. 1858; m. 1821, Catherine 
 
 Stephens (rf. 1881), eld. d, of Major-Gen. John Gaspard 
 
 Le Marchant of Manor le Marchant, Guernsey : — 
 
 Thomas Basil Fanshawe, Esq., Col , late 33rd Regt., 
 
 engaged in Crimean and Abyssinian Wars, b. 1829 ; m. 1864, 
 
 Emily Catherine, yr. d. of Gerard Lipyeatt Gosselin of 
 
 Mount Ospringe, Kent; and has issue — (i) Gerard Lewis 
 
 Fanshawe, Esq., Capt. R. E. , b. 1866; m. 1894, Grace {d. 
 
 1904), second d. of the late Hynman AUenby ; (2) Herbert 
 
 Cecil Fanshawe, Gentleman, Lieut. Submarine Min. Mil. 
 
 Eng. , b. 1867; (3) Reginald Wilmington Fanshawe, Esq., 
 
 Capt. West Riding Regt., b. 1871 \in. 1898, Susan Isabel, 
 
 ygst. d. of R. F. MacTier, late Bombay Civil Service] ; (4) 
 
 Frank Raymond Fanshawe, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; Helen 
 
 Maude Sjn. 1890, Cecil Augustus Carey, Advocate and 
 
 A.D.C. to the Governor of Guernsey]; and Lilian Emily. 
 
 Res. — 
 
 Colonel THOMAS BASIL FANSHAWE, Esquire; 
 served in the Crimea, in the Indian Mutiny, and in Abys- 
 synia ; retired as Colonel. Born Dec. 3, 1829, being the 
 second son of the late Rev. T. L. Fanshawe, M.A. , Domes- 
 tic Chaplain to the Earl of Kintore, Vicar of Dagenham, 
 CO. Essex, and his wife Catherine Stephens, eldest dau. of 
 Maj.-Gen. John Gaspard Le Marchant of Manor Le Mar- 
 chant, Guernsey, First Lieut. -Governor of the Royal Mili- 
 tary College, Sandhurst. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, or, a chevron between three fleurs-delis sable ; 
 
 2 and 3 (being an augmentation granted Feb. 8, 1649, to 
 
 Richard Fanshawe, Remembrancer of the Exchequer), 
 chequy argent and azure, a cross gules. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's 
 head erased or, flames of fire issuing from the mouth proper. 
 Mottoes — "In cruce victoria," and "Dux vitoe ratio." 
 Married Emily Catherine, younger dau. of Gerard Lipyeatt 
 Gosselin of Mount Ospringe. co. Kent; and has Issue— {i) 
 Gerard Lewis Fanshawe, Esq., Captain Royal Engineers, 
 b. April 24, 1866 \nt. Grace, second dau. of Hyman Allenby 
 of Felixstowe, co. Suffolk] ; (2) Herbert Cecil Fanshawe, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Submarine Miners Militia Engineers, b. 
 Nov. 9, 1867 ; (3) Reginald Winnington Fanshawe, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regt., b. 
 Sept. 2, 1871 ; (4) Frank Raymond Fanshawe, Gentleman, 
 b. March 5, 1874 ; and Lilian Emily. Residence— 
 
 FARDELL. Azure, on a bend ermine, between a uni- 
 corn's head erased in chief and a lion rampant erminois 
 in base, an open book proper between two roses gules, 
 barbed and seeded vert. Mantling azure and ermine. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 demi-lion erminois, charged on the shoulder with a rose, 
 and holding between the paws an open book as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Non nobis solum." Livery — Dark blue. 
 Sons of John Wilson Fardell, Gentleman, b. 1838 ; d. 
 1896; vt. 1861, Frances, d. of J. H. Heard: — 
 
 John Fardell, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; m. 1890, Margaret 
 Mary, d. of John .Smith of Bembridge ; and has issue — 
 (i) John Gerald Fardell, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; (2) Frederick 
 Herbert Fardell, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (3) Gervase Fardell, 
 Gentleman, b. 1895; (4) Wilson Fardell, Gentleman, b. 
 1904; and Joan Alice. Seat — Moreton Manor, Brading, 
 Isle of Wight. C/«i5— Royal Victoria Yacht. 
 
 George Fardell, Gentleman, b. 1872. Post. add. — Ryde, 
 Isle of Wight. 
 
 Sir (THOMAS) GEORGE FARDELL, M.P. for Pad- 
 dington (South Division), Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1862 ; joined 
 Norfolk Circuit ; sometime Registrar in Bankruptcy at 
 Manchester ; was a Member of Metropolitan Board of 
 Works 1884-89 (mainly instrumental in obtaining Roy. 
 Com. to inquire into allegations against Board 1888) ; for- 
 merly a County Councillor for London (S. Paddington Div.), 
 six years Chm. of Licensing Committee; J. P. and Chm. 
 of Quarter Sessions for Isle of Ely. Born October 26, 
 1833, being the younger son of the late Rev. Henry Fardell, 
 Vicar of Wisbech and Canon of Ely, by Eliza, elder dau. 
 of the late Rt. Rev. Bowyer Edward Sparke, D.D., Lord 
 Bishop of Ely. Clubs — Carlton, Conservative. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a bend ermine, between a unicorn's 
 head erased in chief and a lion rampant in base erminois, 
 an open book proper between two roses gules, barbed and 
 seeded vert. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a demi-lion rampant 
 erminois, holding between the paws an open book as in the 
 arms, charged on the shoulder with a rose gules. Motto — 
 "Non nobis solum." Married, 1862, Letitia Anne, dau. 
 of the late Henry Swann Oldfield, B.C.S. ; and has sur- 
 viving Issue — (i) Rev. Ernest Scott Fardell, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Rector of Wreningham, co. Norfolk, b. 1864 \m., 
 1890, Isobel Elsie Macfie, and has issue] ; (2) Hubert 
 Askew Fardell, Esq., formerly in Dorsetshire Regt., now 
 Capt. 4th Batt. East Surrey Regt., b. 1868 \rn., 1892, Hen- 
 rietta Maria, second dau. of the late Henry Woods of 
 Warnford Park, and has issue] ; Flora Emily ; and Lilian 
 Edith. Residence — 26 Hyde Park Street, W. 
 
 FAREWELL (H. Coll.). Sable, a chevron engrailed 
 between three escallops argent. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an heraldic 
 tiger sejant sable, ducally gorged or. 
 
 Son of Capt. Nathaniel Farewell of Holebrook, co. 
 Somerset : — 
 
 The late Major-Gen. William Thomas Freke Farewell, 
 b. 1825; d. 1903; m. 1851, Augusta D. S., d. of Capt. 
 Francis Senior, H.E.I.C.S. i?«.— West wood, Lansdown 
 Road, Bath. 
 
 ALLAN FARIE, Esquire, of Farme, in co. of Lanark, 
 J. P. for CO. of Lanark. Born March 19, 1832, being the 
 second but oldest surviving son of the late James Farie 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 of Farme, by his wife Janet, dau. of James Scott of Cow- 
 lairs, in CO. of I^iinark. Armorial bMurlogi — Azure, nn 
 anchor in pjilc argent, a chief or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 ^les, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 IS set for Oreit, an eagle displayed proper, charged on 
 the breast with an anchor argent. Motto — "Corde, 
 Mente, Manu." Married, June 15. i88o, Sarita, youngest 
 daughter of David Russell Crawford of Tirhoot, liengal, 
 and Cheltenham ; an<l has /«i/^— Allan James Crawford 
 Faric, Gentleman, born April 7, 1881 ; and Sarita Alice 
 Lloyd. Residence — Baronaid, in the county of Lanark, 
 North Britain. 
 
 S Captain ARTHUR PARISH FARISH. Bom April 
 9, 1868, biMng the third son of the late Edward Parish 
 of Elm Park Gardens, co. Middlesex, who died 1886, by 
 his wife Georgiana, only dau. and heir of the late Walter- 
 Hancock Garthwaite of Shakleford, co. Surrey, late Cap- 
 tain Volunteer Forces and Lieutenant Reserve of Officers, 
 a Solicitor of the Supreme Court. Livery — Light drab, 
 facings blue. Armorial bearlnfirs— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron azure, guttt^e-d'eau, lx;tween two horse- 
 shoes in chief and a bugle-horn stringed in base, all of the 
 second (for Parish) ; 2 and 3 quarterly per fesse indented, 
 i. and iiii. , gules, a chevron or ; ii. and iii. , azure, a fret of the 
 second (for Garthwaite). Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, up>on two horse-shoes or, a 
 bugle-horn stringed azure. HottO — " Forward." Postal 
 address — Worcester House, Walbrook, London, E.C. 
 Club — junior Constitutional. 
 
 AGNES-MAUDE FARISH, Gentlewoman, widow of 
 the late John Parish, Gentleman, who was b. 1871, and </. 
 May 27, 1904 (being the fifth son of the late Edward Fari.sh 
 of Elm Park Gardens, co. Middlesex, by Georgiana, only 
 dau. and heiress of the late Walter- Hancock Garthwaite of 
 Shakleford^ co. Surrey), and dau. of John Drinkwater Ghosley. 
 Z./Mfr)'— Light drab, facings blue. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, a chevron azure, guit6e-d'eau, 
 between two horse-shoes in chief and a bugle-horn stringed 
 in base all of the second (for Parish) ; 2 and 3, quarterly 
 per fesse indented, i. and iiii. , gules, a chevron or ; ii. and iii. 
 azure, a fret of the second (for Garthwaite). Address — 4 
 Elm Park Gardens. 
 
 CLAUDE REGINALD THORNE FARISH, Gentle- 
 man; served in South Africa 1900-1901 with H.A. Medical 
 Corps (medal). Born January 3, 1870, being the fourth 
 son of the late Edward Parish of Elm Park Gardens, 
 CO. Middlesex, who died 1886, by his wife Georgiana, only 
 dau. and heir of the late Walter - Hancock Garthwaite 
 of Shakleford, co. Surrey. Z,«V<r/^— Light drab, facings 
 blue. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a 
 chevron azure, guitte-d'eau, between two horse-shoes in chief 
 and a bugle-horn stringed in base all of the second (for 
 Parish); 2 and 3 quarterly per fesse indented, i. and iiii., 
 gules, a chevron or ; ii. and iii. , azure, a fret of the second (for 
 Garthwaite). Mantling azure and argent. Crest -On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon two horse-shoes or, a bugle- 
 horn stringed azure. Motto— " Forward." Postal ad- 
 dress—^ Elm Park Gardens, S.W. 
 
 EDWARD GARTHWAITE FARISH, Gentleman, a 
 Solicitor of the Supreme Court, April 1881, and of the Privy 
 Council, 1895, and a Parliamentary Agent ; Citizen and 
 of the Companies of Scriveners and Gunmakers of Lon- 
 don. Born Feb. 8, 1856, being the eldest son of the late 
 Edward Parish of Elm Park Gardens, Chelsea, Gentle- 
 man, who died 1886, by his wife Georgiana, only dau. 
 and heir of the late Walter Hancock Garthwaite of Shakle- 
 ford, CO. Surrey, and of Burniere, Cornwall, Gentleman. 
 Livery— \A^\. drab, facings Cambridge blue. Armorial 
 bearlngfs— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron azure, 
 gutt^e-d'eau, between two horse-shoes in chief and a bugle- 
 horn stringed in base all of the second (for Parish) ; 2 and 3, 
 quarterly per fesse indented, i. and iiii., gules, a chevron or ; 
 ii. and iii., azure, a fret of the second (for Garthwaite). Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon two horse-shoes or, a bugle-horn stringed azure. 
 Motto— "Forward." EstaUs—li&fifA Hall, Holme Cult- 
 
 ram. CO. Cumberland ; I'atron of Comworthy Vicarage, 
 CO. Devon. Postal addresses— \ Elm Park Gardens, South 
 
 Kensington; 57J Old Broad Street, London, E.C; and 
 lo Victoria Street, Westminster. C/«<>J— Conservative, City 
 Carlton. 
 
 GEORGIANA FARISH, Gentlewoman, widow of the late 
 Edward Parish, of Elm Park Gardens, Gentleman, who was 
 bom in London, Nov. 17, 1831, and died at Kingsnorth 
 Rectory, co. Kent, Sept. 9, 1886. Born Feb. 26, 1837, being 
 the only surviving child and sole heiress of the late Walter 
 Hancock Garthwaite of Shakleford, co. Surrey, and of 
 Burniere, co. Cornwall, Gentleman, by his wife Georgina, 
 second dau. of the late William Vaughan of Eyton-in-Alber- 
 bury, CO. Salop. Livery -Light drab, facings light or 
 Cambridge blue. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron 
 azure, guttle d'eaux, between two horse-shoes in chief and 
 a bugle-horn stringed in base, all of the second, and upnan 
 an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Garthwaite, namely, 
 quarterly per fesse indented i and 4, gules, a chevron or ; 
 2 and 3, azure, a fret of the second. Married, Oct. 28, 
 1854, the late Edward Parish, Gentleman ; and has Issue— 
 (li Exlward Garthwaite Parish, Gentleman (to whom refer) ; 
 (2) Leonard Walter Parish, Gentleman (to whom refer) ; (3) 
 Arthur Parish Parish, Esq. (to whom refer) ; (4) Claude 
 Reginald Thorne Parish, Gentleman (to whom refer) ; (5) 
 John Parish, Gentleman, a medical practitioner of the 
 Orange River Colony, b. Oct. 17, 1871, d. May 27, 1904, s.p. 
 [»»., April 6, 1895, Agnes Maude, second dau. of John 
 Drinkwater Ghosley] ; (6) Rupert Vaughan Parish, Gentle- 
 man (to whom refer); Georgina Eliza, d. May 3, 1899; 
 Mabel ; Florence, d. May 3, 1904 \m. Anders Lindblad of 
 Stockholm, Knight of the Order of the Northern Star and 
 Licentiate in Medicine, University of Upsala, and had issue, 
 two children] ; Edith Mary ; Frances [m. Rev. Arthur Sand- 
 bach, M.A. Cantab., late Vicar of Cornworthy, co. Devon, 
 and has had issue, seven children]; Hilda {m. Thomas 
 Henry Henry Howson, B.A. Oxon. , Secretary and Assistant 
 Master of Rugby School and Student-at-Law Gray's Inn, 
 and has issue, two children] ; and Madeline Allnutt. Resi- 
 dence —4 Elm Park Gardens. 
 
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 LEONARD WALTER PARISH. Gentleman. Born 
 Aug. 22, 1864, being the second son of the late Edward 
 Parish of Elm Park Gardens, co. Middlesex, who d. 1886, by 
 his wife Georgiana, only dau. and heiress of the late Walter- 
 Hancock Garthwaite of Shakleford, co. Surrey. Livery — 
 Light drab, facings blue. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a chevron azure, gutt^e-d'eau, between 
 two horse-shoes in chief and a bugle-horn stringed in base 
 all of the second (for Parish) ; 2 and 3, quarterly p)er fesse 
 indented, i. and iiii., gules, a chevron or ; ii. and iii., azure, 
 a fret of the second (for Garthwaite). Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon two 
 horse-shoes or, a bugle-horn stringed azure. Motto — " For- 
 ward." Married, July 3, 1900, Valerie Isabel, younger dau. 
 of Henry Edward Meyer, late Lieut, ist Regiment Sardinian 
 Army. Postal address— 'BTOokXa.mls, Cheshire. 
 
 S RUPERT VAUGHAN PARISH. Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Royal Warwickshire Regt. , of Jesus Coll., Camb., 
 and of Gray's Inn, Student-at-Law. Born March i, 1876, 
 being the sixth son of the late Edward Parish of Elm Park 
 Gardens, co. Middlesex, who died 1896, by his wife Geor- 
 giana, only dau. and heiress of the late Walter-Hancock 
 Garthwaite of Shakleford, co. Surrey. Livery — Light drab, 
 facings blue. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron azure, gutt^e-d'eau, between two horse- 
 shoes in chief and a bugle-horn stringed in base all of the 
 second (for Parish) ; 2 and 3, quarterly per fesse indented, 
 i. and iiii., gules, a chevron or; ii. and iii., azure, a fret of 
 the second (for Garthwaite). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon two horse-shoes 
 or, a bugle-horn stringed azure. Motto — " Porward." 
 Married, Oct. 28, 1903, Alice' Maude Mary, dau. of Lieut. 
 William Shackleton, retired Military Train. Postal address 
 —Royal Warwickshire Regt. , Curragh, Kildare, Ireland. 
 
 FARLEY, see TURNER-PARLEY. 
 
 FRANCIS PARMBROUGH, Gentleman. Born March 
 23, 1806, being the eldest son of William Farnibrough, by 
 his wife Anna Walts, only daughter of Richard Checkley. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Gules, three cross crosslets bend- 
 
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 ways between two bendlets engrailed, the whole between as 
 many garbs or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed vested gules, holding a plough 
 paddle handled, also gules and bladed or, the arm garnished 
 with a wreath of wheat ears proper. Motto — ' ' Deus noster 
 refugium." Married, November 17, 1829, Eliza, only child 
 of Charles GrifTes ; and has Issue — Seven sons and nine 
 
 daughters. Estate— Denhxgh Hall, Sympson, in the co. of 
 Buckmgham. Postal address— Tienhigh Hall, Bletchley. 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM PARMER, Knight Bachelor, one of 
 Her Majesty's Lieutenants for the City of London. 
 Born 1832, being the son of the late Samuel Farmer of 
 Moor Hall, m the county of Worcester, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, daughter of Thomas White ; dubbed Knight Bachelor. 
 1891. C/wiJj— Constitutional, City Carlton, /,/r^ry— Dark 
 green. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Per 
 
 chevron dovetailed gules and argent, in chief two lions 
 heads erased of the last, and in base a salamander in flames 
 proper, and impaling the arms of Perkins, namely erminois, 
 an eagle displayed, in chief an escallop between two fleurs- 
 de-lis, and in base a fleur-de-lis between two escallops all 
 azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for the 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, an 
 antelope argent, sem6e of estoiles sable, armed and unguled 
 or, resting the dexter forefoot upon a fountain prop)er ; with 
 the Motto, "Agendo honeste." Married, ] an. 26, 1864, 
 Martha Perkins, dau. of the late Thomas Perkins of Droit- 
 wich, CO. Worcester ; and has Issue — William Alfred Farmer. 
 Esq. ^. Jan. 1.1868; Martha Amy; Alice Maud; and Made- 
 line. Postal address— Ascot Place. Berks. 
 
 WILLIAM TANNER FARNCOMBE - TANNER. 
 Esquire. J. P. Essex. Born March i. i860, being the eldest 
 son of William Parncombe of Montpellier Villa. Worthing, 
 by his wife Philidelphia, dau. of William Tanner. Esq., 
 J. P., D.L., late of Patcham. Brighton, Sussex; assumed 
 additional name and the arms of Tanner in 1881, by Royal 
 Licence. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings— Sable, 
 three piles argent, two issuant from the chief and one from 
 the base, each charged with a Moor's head in profile couped 
 at the shoulder proper, wreathed about the temples of the 
 
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 •eoond and gules. Ilantliiicr sable and argent. Onst— 
 Upon a wreath of the colour?, a Moor's biead as in the 
 
 arms, between two trefoils slipped vert. Seats — Fishers. 
 Wakes Colne, Halstead ; More House, Wivelsfield, Burgess 
 Hill, Sussex. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD BASIL FARNHAM, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1887, late Captain Leicester 
 Yeomanry, M.A. Cambs. F.R.H.S. Born July 18, 1855, 
 being the eldest son of the late Edward Basil Famham, 
 Elsq., J. P. and D.L. , High Sheriff 1870, Major Leicester 
 Yeomanry, M.P. for N. Leicestershire from 1837 to 1859, 
 and his wife Gertrude Emily, second dau. of Sir William 
 Cradock Hartopp, Bart., of Four Oaks Park, co. Warwick. 
 Aimorlal beariiig^S — Quarterly or and azure, in the two 
 first quarters a crescent counterchanged, and impaling the 
 arms of Scott, namely argent, on a fesse gules, cotised 
 azure, between three catherine-wheels sable, as many lambs 
 passant of the field. Mantling or and azure. Crest — On 
 a wTeath of the colours, an eagle or, wings close, preying on 
 a rabbit argent. Married, Nov. 9, 1882, Catherine Matilda 
 Annie Georgina, second dau. of Sir Francis Scott, 3rd Bart. , 
 of Great Barr, co. Stafford ; and has Issve — John Adrian 
 George Famham, Gentleman, b. March 5, 1890; and 
 Lilian Mildred Gertrude. Clubs — Carlton, Arthur's. 
 
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 [Admiral Sir ARTHUR FARQUHAR. Knight 
 ' Commander of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath (1886) Admiral Royal Navy, J. P. and D.L. co. of 
 Aberdeen. Bom 1815, being the only son of Rear-Admiral 
 Sir Arthur Farquhar, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, Knight Commander of the 
 Hanoverian Guelphic Order, Knight Commander of the 
 Sword of Sweden, by his wife Jane, dau. of James Murray 
 of Campvere ; created Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, 1886. Livety — Dark Claret 
 colour. Armorial bearings— Or, a lion rampant sable, 
 supporting a sword erect proper, the blade encircled by a 
 wreath of laurel also proper, between three sinister hands 
 couped gules, a chief wavy azure, thereon out of waves of 
 the sea a representation of a fortified town of the third, 
 and above the word "Gluckstadt" in letters of gold, 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and [>endent his 
 badge as a Knight Commander. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 JlantUng sable and or ; and for his Crest, out of a naval 
 
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 crown or, a sword as in the arms, and a flag flowing to- 
 wards the sinister in saltire azure, inscril^d with the 
 word "Acheron" in letters of gold, surmounted by a 
 dexter hand issuant gules; with the MottO. "Sto cado 
 fide et armis." Married. 1851, Ellen (rf. 1898) dau. of 
 Philip Rickman; and has Issue — (i) Arthur Murray 
 Farquhar, Esq., Capt. in the Royal Navy, b. 1855 [*»., 
 1893, Eva. dau, of Malcolm McNeill, Esq., C.B., and has 
 issue, .\rthur McNeill Farquhar, ICsq. ; Malcolm Farquhar. 
 Gentleman ; and John Farquhar. Genilcman]; (2) Richard 
 Bowles Farquhar, Esq., Capt. in the Royal Navy, b. 1859 
 
 [*»., 1882, Mary Reade, dau. of Reade, Consul at 
 
 Corfu, and has issue, Ellen, Dee, and Nina]; (3) William 
 Rickman Farquhar, Esq. . b. i860 \m. . 1B97, Marion, dau. of 
 H. Peck of United States Navy, and has issue, Stuart 
 Moubray Farquhar, Gentleman]; (4) MoubrayGore Farqu- 
 har, Esq., b. 186a; (s) Albert Farquhar. Esq., b. 1864 
 \m., 1887, Alice Jane, dau. of Alexander Nicol, and has 
 issue, Alastair Charles Nicol Farquhar. Gentleman, and 
 Adeline Mary] ; (6) Stuart St. John Farquhar. Esq. , Com- 
 mander Royal Navy, b. 1865 ; (7) Charles Gordon D»arroch 
 Farquhar, Esq., b. 1867; (8) James Brooke Farquhar, Elsq., 
 b. i868 ; (9) Hobart Brooks Farquhar, Elsq., b. 1874 ; Ellen 
 Philippa Mary (rf, 1886) \m. Col. Robert Townley Cald- 
 well] ; Jane Gertrude ; Adeline \m. , 1877, Rev. Hon. Edmund 
 
 Tudor St. John] ; and Alice[)». , 1890, James Thursby Pelham, 
 Esq., of Cound, Shropshire]. Estate and postal address — 
 Drumnagesk, Aboyne, N.B. Club — United Service. 
 
 ALEXANDER FARQUH ARSON, Gentleman, Lieut, 
 loth Hussars 1889-93. Bom March 12, 1867, being the 
 
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 second son of the late James Ross Farquharson, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L., by his wife Elizabeth Louisa, eldest dau. of 
 Alexander Haldane Oswald of Auchincruive. Armorial 
 beaxingB— Quarterly i and 4, or, a lion rampant gules ; 
 2 and 3, argent, a lir tree growing out of a mount in base, 
 fructed proper, and on a chief gules, the Royal banner of 
 Scotland displayed on a canton of the first, a hand issuing 
 from the sinister side, holding a dagger point downwards 
 proper ; impaling tlie arms of Musgrave, namely azure, six 
 annulets, three, two, and one or. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion ram- 
 pant gules, holding in his dexter paw a sword proi er, pom- 
 melled or. Supporters — Two wild cats regardant proper. 
 Motto— " Fide etfortitudine." Married, ]a.n. 16, 1893, Zoe 
 Caroline, second dau. of Sir Richard Musgrave, Bart., of 
 Eden Hall, Cumberland. ^.Vai'— Invercauld, Ballater, Aber- 
 deenshire. Town address— 12 Lowndes Square, S. W. 
 
 GEORGE FARQUHARSON (formerly George Young 
 Leslie) of Whitehouse, co. Aberdeen. Bor?i 1846, second 
 son of the late George Abercromby Young Leslie, 13th 
 Laird of Kininnie, Banffshire, by his wife Barbara, dau. of 
 General William Stewart, C. B. , of Lesmurdie, Banffshire, 
 and succeeded his cousin the late Andrew Farquharson in 
 1896, when he assumed by .'special licence the name and 
 arms of Farquharson of Whitehouse. Chtd — Oriental, 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion 
 rampant gules ; 2 and 3 or, a fir tree growing out of a 
 mount in base proper, on a chief gules, the banner of 
 Scotland displayed, a canton ermine, charged with a 
 dagger proper point downvvards. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, holding in his dexter paw a 
 sword erect proper, hilted and pommelled or ; and in an 
 
 scroll above this Motto, " Fide et fortitudine ; " and below 
 he shield, "I force nae frien ; I fear nae fae." Seat — 
 /hitehouse, co. Aberdeen. 
 
 . MARIA OGILVIE FARQUHARSON, Spinster, eldest 
 aaughter and heiress of the late Robert Francis Ogilvie 
 
 Farquharson of Haughton, by his first wife Mary S., 
 younger daughter of the late General Sir Alexander Leith 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, of Freefield and Glenkindie, in the county of Aber- 
 deen. Aimorial bearings are, upon a lozenge : Quarterly, 
 I. or, a lion rampant gules, armed and langued azure (for 
 Farquharson) ; 2. and 3. azure, a bezant between three garbs 
 or (for Gumming) ; 4. argent, a Scotch fir-tree growing out 
 of a mount proper (also for Farquharson). Estate and 
 postal address — Haughton, Alford, Aberdeenshire. 
 
 FARQUHARSON - MACDONALD, see 
 HOUN-FARQUHARSON-MACDONALD. 
 
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 FARRANT (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4. argent, on 
 a chief jDer pale gules and sable, two crosses patonce vair6 or 
 and azure (Farrant) ; 2. azure, on a fesse invested or, three 
 
 leopard's faces gules (Lee); 3. sable, a chevron between 
 three pelican's heads erased or, vulning themselves proper 
 (Godfrey). Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect, vested azure, the 
 cuff argent, charged with a cross patonce vair6 of the last 
 and gules, the hand grasping an anchor cabled proper 
 (Farrant) ; 2. on a wreath, argent and gules, a demi-negro 
 affront^ holding in his dexter hand a flag flowing to the 
 sinister thereon on waves of the sea a ship all proper. 
 Motto — " Spes anchora vitae." 
 
 Son of Richard Farrant of Oxford :— 
 Sir Richard Farrant, Knt. Bach. (1897), b. 1835; m. 1854, 
 Fanny, d. of late Samuel Wymark of Newhaven, Sussex. 
 5^a/_Rockhurst, West Hoathly, Sussex. Town res.— 
 9 Park Square, N.W. C/«iJ— Reform. 
 
 FARRELL, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 GEORGE FARREN, Esquire, of Trefenai, Carnarvon- 
 shire, J. P. CO. Carnarvon (High Sheriff 1898), Member 
 of the Institute of Civil Engineers, Fellow of the Royal 
 Statistical Society. Bom 1836, being the son of the late 
 George Farren, Barrister-at-Law. Z.iz^eo'- Buff and red. 
 Armorial bearings -Argent, on a pile gules, between two 
 blocks of dressed red granite proper, a lion passant regardant 
 of the first Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a block of dressed grey granite proper, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a lion passant rcKU-dant gules, resting the dexter forepaw 
 on a snltire or. Motto — " Persevcrantia vincit." Married, 
 
 the centre chief point a l«ziint charged with a rose gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper, two oali-branches slipped chev- 
 
 1876, Rebecca Mary, dau. of Henry C. Cundy, Esq. (she 
 d. 1886). Seat — Trefenai, Carnarvon. C/»/^ — Reform 
 (S.W.). 
 
 FARRELL. quartered by FOX. 
 
 The Reverend FREDERIC FARRER, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. St. John's Coll., Oxford, Rector of Bourton- 
 on-the-Hill, Moreton-in-Marsh. Born September 29, 1826, 
 being the fifth son of the late Farrer Grove Spurgeon Farrer 
 of Brayfield House, Bucks, who assumed by Royal Licence, 
 1799, the additional surname and arms of Farrer, by his 
 wife Mary, dau. of the Hon. David Anstruther, and relict 
 of Capt. Mitford, R.N. Armorial bearings— Argent, on 
 a bend sable, three horse-shoes of the first. Matltting 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse-shoe argent between two wings sable. Married, firstly, 
 1852, Georgina Ann, eldest dau. of Rev. W. J. E. Bennett, 
 Vicar of Frome ; and by her had Issue — Mary, and Georgina 
 Ann [m., April 1882, Henry Appleby Wollaston, and d. 
 March 1883, leaving one dau.]. He married secondly, 1869, 
 Maria Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the Rev. J. A. Barron, 
 of Great Stan more ; and has Issue — (i) Lawrence William 
 Frederic Farrer, Gentleman, b. June 1871, d. 1873 ; (2) 
 Denis Herbert Farrer, Gentleman, b. May 1874 ; Clarence 
 Annie Mary ; Betty Marie Noel ; and Dorothy Acton. 
 Residences — Bourton-on-the-Hill, Moreton-in-Marsh, and 
 Brayfield House, Bucks. 
 
 WILLIAM FARRER, Gentleman. Born February 28, 
 1861, being the second son of William Farrer Ecroyd, Esq., 
 J. P., D. L. , by his wife Mary, only dau. of Thomas Back- 
 house of York (see Ecroyd of Lomeshaye). Obtained a 
 Royal Licence dated July 29 ,1896, to assume the name of 
 Farrer in lieu of Ecroyd, and to assume the arms of Farrer, 
 and to quarter therewith his paternal coat in accordance 
 with a provision contained in the will of his great-uncle 
 William Farrer, late of Whitbarro^v Lodge, co. Westmor- 
 land, J. P., who died Feb. 4, 1886. C////>— Constitutional. 
 Livery - Dark purple, silver buttons. Armorial bearing^ 
 — Quarterly 1 and 4, argent, on a bend indented sable, 
 between three acorns leaved and slipped projjer, three horse- 
 shoes of the first (for Farrer); 2 and 3 azure, on a chevron 
 erminois, between three stags' heads erased of the last, in 
 
 ronwise also proper (for Ecroyd) ; and for the Crests, i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, an acorn leaved and slipped projier 
 within a horse-shoe sable, between two wings of the last, 
 each charged with a horse-shoe argent (for Farrer) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-tower proper, 
 thereon a stag's head erased erminois, three spears, one in 
 pale and two in saltire, also proper (for Ecroyd). Motto — 
 " Ferr6 va ferme." Alarried, firstly, April 25, 1895, Ellen 
 Jane Ward (who died June i, 1897), second dau. of Henry 
 Ward, Esq., J. P., D.L. co. .Staff., of Rodbaston, Penk- 
 ridge, by his wife Jane, second dau. and co-heiress of John 
 Bagnall, Esq., J. P., of West Bromwich ; and has Issue — 
 Alizon Margaret Farrer Ecroyd (who being born and bap- 
 tized before her father's change of name retains his paternal 
 name of Ecroyd). He m. secondly, 1900, Eliza, third dau. 
 of J. Boyce, of Redgrave, Suffolk ; and has further Issue — 
 Olive Mary. Postal addresses — Hall Garth, Over Kellet, 
 near Carnforth, Yorks ; Whitbarrow Lodge, near Grange- 
 over-Sands. 
 
 WILLIAM FARSIDE, Esq., J.P. North Riding Yorks., 
 M.A. Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules, a fesse or, between three bezants, a bordure wavy 
 ermine. Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, two lions' gambs erect argent, erased gules, 
 holding a bezant, the whole debruised by a bendlet wavy 
 ermine. Motto — " Furth and fear nocht." Seats — 'Vhor^e 
 Hall, Fylingdales, near Whitby ; Bilton Hall, Knare.iboro. 
 Club — Royal Societies. 
 
 FAUCONBRIDGE or FAUCONBERG, quartered by 
 CONYERS. 
 
 SSiK GEORGE FAUDEL FAUDEL-PHILI.IPS, ist 
 Baronet (1897), G.C.I.E., Lord Mayor of London 
 (1896-97), Alderman of the Ward at Farringdon Within, 
 
 & is tbe MiUtaxy Cockade. 
 
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 Sheriff of London and Middlesex (1884-85), and High 
 Sheriff of the co. of London (1895), J. P. for cos. Hertford, 
 London, and Middlesex, D. L. for the co. of London and 
 one of the Commissioners for executing the Lieutenancy of 
 the City of London, an Almoner and Governor of Christ's 
 Hospital, Governor of the Irish Society, President of the 
 Jewish Free Schools at Norwood, President of Bethlehem 
 and Bridewell Hospital. By Royal Licence Dec. 23, 1895, 
 he and his issue were authorised to take the surname of 
 Faudel before that of Phillips, and to bear the arms of 
 Faudel quarterly with those of Phillips. Born July 1840, 
 being the second son of the late Sir Benjamin S. Phillips, 
 Lord Mayor of the City of London 1866 and 1867, by 
 Rachel, only dau. of Henry Faudel. Livery — Dark blue 
 and gold. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, paly 
 of six ermine and azure, on a chief gules, a squirrel sejant 
 cracking a nut or (for Phillips) ; 2 and 3, quarterly argent 
 and or, in the first and fourth a chevron azure, and in the 
 second and third a peacock's head erased proper, all within 
 a bordiire sable (for Faudel) ; the escutcheon being sur- 
 rounded by his ribbon and collar of the Order of the Indian 
 Empire, and impaling on a second escutcheon the arms of 
 Lawson, namely gules, a saltire double parted and fretted 
 or, between in fesse two rams' heads couped argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a mount vert, a squirrel sejant cracking a 
 nut or, between on the dexter side a trefoil slipped and on 
 the sinister a branch of hazel fructed, extending to the 
 dexter, charged on the shoulder with an acorn leaved and 
 slipped proper (for Phillips) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount a peacock regardant in its pride proper, be- 
 tween two roses argent, leaved and slipped vert. Sup- 
 porters — On the dexter side a Hindu, and on the sinister a 
 Mahomedan of India, both habited proper Motto — " Ne 
 tentes aut perfice." Married, April 17, 1867, Helen, dau. 
 of Joseph Moses Levy, Esq., J. P., D. L. , of 51 Grosvenor 
 Street, London, and Florence Cottage, Ramsgate (and 
 sister of Lord Burnham, of Hall Barn, Bucks); and has 
 lisue — (i) Benjamin Samuel Faudel-Phillips, Esq., J. P. 
 CO. Hertford, High Sheriff co. London, one of the Com- 
 missioners for executing the Lieutenancy for the City of 
 London, b. July 21, 1871 ; (2) Lionel Lawson Faudel 
 Faudel-Phillips, Esq., a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for 
 the City of London, b. April 11, 1877; Beatrice Rachael 
 Faudel [w. , July 20, 1892, Philip Henriques, Esq., a 
 Commissioner of Lieutenancy for the City of London, of 
 Grosvenor Place, London ; and has issue] ; Nellie Cyril 
 Faudel; and Stella Josephine Faudel [/«., Dec. 17, 1903, 
 Hon. Charles Henry Tufton, 3rd son of Lord Hothfield]. 
 Seat — Balls Park, Hertford. Town residence — 52 Grosvenor 
 Gardens, S.W. Clubs — Reform, Garrick, Orleans. 
 
 S SAMUEL HENRY FAUDEL-PHILIPS, Esq., J.P. 
 for Kent, one of the Commissioners for executing the 
 Lieutenancy for the City of London (High Sheriff 1898). 
 By Royal Licence Dec. 23, 1895, he and his issue were 
 authorised to take and use the surname of Faudel before 
 that of Phillips, and to bear the arms of F^audel quarterly 
 with those of Phillips. Born Oct. i, 1838, being the eldest 
 son of the late Sir Benjamin Samuel Phillips, J.P. and 
 D.L., Lord Mayor of the City of London 1865, and his 
 wife Rachel, only dau. of Samuel Faudel of the city of 
 Hamburgh, and sister and heiress of Henry Faudel of 
 Westerham, Kent. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, paly of six ermine and azure, on a chief gules, a squirrel 
 sejant cracking a nut or (for Phillips) ; 2 and 3, quarterly 
 argent and or, in the first and fourth a chevron azure, and 
 in the second and third a peacock's head erased proper, all 
 within a bordure sable (for Faudel). Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 moimt vert, a squirrel sejant cracking a nut or, between on 
 the dexter side a trefoil slipped, and on the sinister a branch 
 of hazel fructed, extending to ihe dexter, charged on the 
 shoulder with an acorn leaved and slipped (for Phillips) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount a peacock re- 
 gardant in its pride proper, between two roses argent, leaved 
 and slipped vert. Motto — " Ne tentes aut perfice." Mar- 
 ried, April 29, 1875, Sarah Georgina, dau. of George White 
 ofPorchesterGate, London; andhas/jj«^ — (i) Harry Faudel 
 Faudel-Phillips, Esq., 5th R.I. Lancers, b. Jan. 7, 1884; 
 Rachel Faudel ; Henrietta Norah Faudel ; and Ceril 
 Katherine Faudel. 5<?a/— Mapleton, Edenbridge, Kent. 
 Town address — 17 Grosvenor Street, W. Club — Reform. 
 
 FAULKNER (U.O.). Azure, a falcon rising argetit. 
 ducally crowned or, and charged on the breast with a 
 human ht-art gules, between two estoiles in chief and 
 a trefoil in base of the second. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, an angel in a praying posture or, within an orle of 
 laurel proper. Motto—" Vive ut vivas." 
 
 Son of Hugh Faulkner, Esq., of Castletown, co. 
 Carlow, J. P., D.L., High Sheriff 1847 :— 
 
 Capt. Francis Macnamara Faulkner, late Roy. Marines, 
 ^- Res.— 
 
 FAULKNER (H. Coll.). Azure, an eagle displayed 
 argent, holding in the beak a laurel branch slipped or, on 
 a chief nebuly of the last, a heart gules between two 
 mullets of six points of the first. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock a 
 falcon rising proper, belled and jessed or, resting the dexter 
 claw upon a mullet as in the arms, surmounted by a rainbow 
 also proper. Motto — "Vive ut vivas." 
 
 Sons of William Carey Faulkner of Charlton House, 
 
 Worcs., b. 1824; d. 1884; m. 1864, Susannah Mary 
 
 Glass : — 
 
 John Faulkner, Esq., J.P. Glos., b. 1865; m. 1887, 
 
 Clara, d. of W. H. Ashwin, Esq., J. P., of Bretforton 
 
 Manor, Evesham, Worcs. 6Va^— Kenipsford Manor. Post. 
 
 add. — Dunheld, Fairford, Glos. 
 
 James Faulkner, Esq., J.P. Worcs., b. 1866 ; m. , Ada 
 Elsmere, d. of Capt. Thompson Macky M'Chntock, late 
 87th Regt. , of Hampston Hall, Londonderry. Seat — 
 Charlton House, nr. Pershore, Worcs. 
 
 Thomas Faulkner, Gentleman,;^, 1867. i?fj.— Riverside, 
 Kempsford, Glos. 
 
 Honourable Captain THEODORE FAWCETT, 
 J.P. , Member of the Legislative Council of Western Aus- 
 tralia, Capt. Pinjarrah Mounted Volunteers, late ot the 
 6th Dragoon Guard?. Born Feb. 10, 1832, being the 
 second son of Col. William Fawcett of Craven-hill, London 
 (grandson of General Sir William Fawcett, K.B.), by his 
 wife Mary Agnes Wickham. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 
 on a bend azure, three dolphins embowed of the field, 
 finned or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — A dol- 
 phin embowed as in the arms. Motto — " Officio et fide." 
 Married, March 30, 1864, Eliza Agnes Audry, fourth dau. 
 of Capt. Hill, 57th Regt. ; and has Issue— (i) Theodore 
 John Henry Fawcett, Gentleman, b. Aug. 14, 1865; (2) 
 Charles William Theodore Fawcett, Gentleman, b. June 
 24, 1873; (3) Ernest Murray Johnson Fawcett, Gentleman, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 t. April 25. 187s ; Mary Agnes ; Agnes Constance Augusta ; 
 Eninielinc Elcunor May ; and Kva Adi-la Julia. Sent — Pin- 
 jarrah I'lirk. Murray District, Western Australia. 
 
 FAWKES. Qtiarterly, i. ermine, a mascle sable (Fawkes 
 — an ancient coat burne by R.L., 1786, there being 
 no blood descent from that family), a. sable, three hawks 
 argent (Hawksworth, R. L.? 1736); 3. argent, on a 
 chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sable, as many ram's 
 heads couped at the neck argent (Ramsden, by male 
 descent); 4. Hawksworth as above (Vn. Yorks., 1584-5, 
 borne as an inherited quartering) ; 5. sable, a fesse or 
 between three asses argent (Ayscough). Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon proper, charged on the 
 breast with a mascle sable. Motto—" A Deo el Rege," 
 Livery. — Buff, scarlet facings. 
 
 isims of Rev. Frederick Fawkes of Famley Hall, 
 Rector of Escrick, i. 1833 ; d. 1900 ; mi. 1868, Ellen 
 Mary. d. of Frederick Arkwright of Willersby : — 
 
 Frederick Hawksworth Fawkes. Esq., J. P.. West. Rdg. 
 Yorks., Lieut. Yorks. Hussars Imp. Yeo., d. 1870. Seat — 
 Famley Hall, Otley, Yorks. ; Hawksworth Hall, Guiseley, 
 Yorks. duds — Carlton, Boodle's, Yorkshire (Yorks.). 
 
 Richard Ayscough Hawksworth Fawkes, Gentleman, i. 
 187a. Res.— 
 
 Walter Hawksworth Fawkes, Gentleman, i. 1876. Jiet. — 
 
 Stephen Hawksworth Fawkes, E^q., Magistrate O.R. 
 Colony, i. 1878. /?«. — 
 
 Yr. son of Rev. Ayscough Fawkes of Farnley Hall, 
 Rector of Leathley, d. 1804 ; d. 1871 ; m. 1830, Ellen, 
 d. of John Bambriggc Story of Lockington : — 
 
 Major Francis Fawkes, late 71st Highlanders, J. P. 
 Beds., i. 1837; m. 1873, Constance Charlotte, d. and coh. 
 of Edward Arkwright of Hatton ; and has issue— (i) Rupert 
 Edward Fawkes, Gentleman, d. 1879 ; (2) Valentine Hawks- 
 worth Francis Fawkes, Gentleman, i. 1884; and six daus. 
 iVa/-Elmfield, Bayshill, Cheltenham. 
 
 Sons of Major Richard Fawkes, t. 1809 ; d. 1896 ; 
 m. 1839. Fanny, d. of Archibald Paris : — 
 
 Lt.-Col. Montagu Fawkes, late Roy. Irish Fus., d. 1843 ; 
 m. 1884, Florence Gei-aldine, d. of Rev. C. J. Dickinson 
 Vicar of Bodmin ; and has issue — (i) Charles Hawksworth 
 Fawkes, Gentleman, i. 1885 ; (2) Lionel Richard Fawkes, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1889 ; (3) Cecil Wentworth Fawkes, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1896. Seat — White Lodge, Parkstone. 
 
 Vice - Admiral Sir Wilmot Hawksworth Fawkes, 
 K.C.V.O., 6. 1846; tn. 1875, Juliana, d. of Major John 
 W^illiam Gooch Spicer of Spye Park, Wilts. Res.— 2 
 Seymour Street, W. 
 
 Rev. Richard Wentworth Fawkes, late Lieut. K.N., 
 b. 1848 ; m. 1873, Isabel, d. of Rev. Atkinson Holden of 
 Nuttall, Notts; and has issue — Walter Hawksworth 
 Fawkes, Gentleman,*. 1875; Averil; and Sibyll. Res. — 
 The Vicarage, Woodbury Salterton, Devon. 
 
 Col. Lionel Grimston Fawkes, late R.A., b. 1849; 
 m. 1891, Lady Constance Eleanor Kennedy, d. of 2nd 
 Marquess of Ailsa; and has issue — Monica; and Lois. 
 Seat. — The Elms, Bedhampton, Havant. 
 
 Rev. Richard Reginald Fawkes, Vicar of Amesbury, 
 late Lieut, in the Army. b. 1850; nt. 1st, 1886, Elizabeth 
 Janet (d. 1890), d. of Hon. and Rt. Rev. Samuel Walde- 
 grave, D.D. ; 2nd, Elizabeth Mary, d. of Henry Abel 
 Smith of We!wood House, Notts ; and has issue (by ist 
 mar.) — Janet. Res. — Amesbury Vicarage, Salisbury. 
 
 Algernon Fawkes, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; m. 1884, Bertha, 
 d. of Col. Dalgety. .ff«.— Berwick St. John, Tisbury, 
 Wilts. 
 
 Archibald Walter Fawkes, Esq., K.C., Puisne Judge, 
 Orange River Colony, Attorney - General of Gibraltar, 
 b. 1855 ; m. 1884, Evelyn Fanny, d. of George John Johnson 
 of Castlesteads, Cumberland. Res. — Hawksworth, Bloem- 
 fontein, O.R.C 
 
 FAWSITT, see FERGUSON-FAWSITT. 
 
 JAMES HENRY FAY, Esquire, J. P. and Grand Juror 
 for Cavan, High Sheriff i88i. Born May 20, 1838, being 
 the fifth son of Thomas Fay of Faybrook, by his wife Mary 
 Herbert, only dau. of Patrick Maccabe of Ballybay, co. 
 Monaghan. Armorial bearings— Vert, two arms issuing 
 from the dexter and sinister sides of the escutcheon grasping 
 a sword through a dragon's head couped or, the hands 
 
 proper. Mf"^""g' vert and or. Crest On a w reaih of 
 the colours, a dragon's head couped or. Motto "Toujours 
 hdile." Seat - Faybrook, Coolehill, co. Cavan. 
 
 JOHN FAY, Esnuire, J.P. for co. Cavan, High Sheriff 
 1873. Born 1833, being the eldest son of James Fay of 
 Moyne Hall, wno d. 1SI16, by his wife Susan, dau. of the 
 late James M'Cabe. Seat — Moyne Hall, co. Cavan. 
 
 FAZAKERLY, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 S GEORGE FEARNLEY-WHITTINGSTALL, Es- 
 quire, of Watford, in the co. of Hertford, J. P., Major 
 of the South Herts Yeomanry Cavalry, late Captain i2tli 
 Royal Lancers. Botn P"eb. 12, 1830, being the only 
 son of the late Edmund Fearnley-Whittingstall of Langley- 
 bury and Watford, by his wife Mary, daughter of John 
 Grinin of Shrewsbury, and widow of Fawcett James 
 Lewin of Watford. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, vert a cross composed of 
 seven lozenges ermine, between two Haunches erminois, 
 in canton an antelope's head erased argent (for Whit- 
 tingstall) ; a and 3 argent, three sinister bendlets gules 
 over a bend engrailed sable, thereon three bucks' heads 
 caboshed or (for Fearnley). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 vert and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of an antelope's head couped at the 
 neck azure, armed or, a saltire composed of nine lozenges 
 or (for Whittingstall) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount vert, thereon in front of a bush of ferns proper, a 
 talbot passant ermine, collared and line, reHexed over the 
 back gules, the dexter forefoot resting on a buck's head 
 caboshed or (for Fearnley). Motto — "Animus tamen idem." 
 Married, July 25, 1854, Anne Mary, only daughter of 
 William Joseph Myers of Porters Shenley, in the county of 
 Hertford ; and has had Issue— (1) Edmund George Fearnley- 
 Whittingstall, Gentleman, born December 27, 1855 ; (2) 
 William George Fearnley-Whittingstall, Gentleman, bom 
 March 29, 1857 ; (3) the Reverend Herbert Oakes Fearnley- 
 Whittingstall, Vicar of Great Marlow, born March 15, 
 1859 [married, August 25, 1891, Alice Mary, eldest daughter 
 of Colonel Owen Wethered of Marlow, and has, George 
 Herbert Fearnley-Whittingstall, Gentleman, born Sep- 
 tember 17, 1892] ; Florence Mary, died December 20, 
 1861 ; Maud Mary [married, 1883, Colonel Sir Charles 
 Holled Smith, Knight Commander of the Most Dis- 
 tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath] ; 
 and Beatrice Mary [married, December 10, 1885, Percival 
 Edward Reeve]. Postal address — 105 Queen's Gate, S. W. 
 
 S CECIL WILLIAM MONTAGUE FEILDEN, 
 Esquire, J. P., Lancashire, Capt. Scots Greys, A.D.C. 
 to the Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1891 to 1895, and Military 
 Secretary that year; A.D.C. and Private Secretary to Vis- 
 count Wolseley, Commander-in-Chief, 1895-7, and now 
 A.D.C. to the Lord- Lieut, of Ireland. Bom March 13, 
 1863, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Randle Joseph Feilden, Esq., CM.G., of Witton Park, 
 CO. Lancaster, J. P., Lieut. -Gen. in the Army, late Lieut.- 
 Col. 60th Rifles, M.P. for North Lancashire 1880, for 
 Chorley Division 1885, by his wife Jane Campbell, dau. of 
 James Hozier of .Vlauldslie Castle, co. Lanark (by Catherine 
 his wife, dau. of Sir William Feilden, Bart.). Clubs — 
 Naval and Military, Wellington. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a fesse cotised azure, between two martlets in 
 chief sable and a rose in base gules, three lozenges or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a nuthatch perched upon a hazel branch fructed, 
 holding in its mouth a red rose slipped all proper. Motto 
 — " Virtutis prremium honor." Seats — Witton Park, near 
 Blackburn, and Molington Hall, Chester. Town house — 
 32 Grosvenor Gardens, S.W, 
 
 S GRANVILLE CHOLMONDELEY FEILDEN, 
 Esquire, Capt. Seaforth Highlanders. Born Feb. 15, 
 1863, being the eldest son of the late Rev. John Robert 
 Feilden, Chaplain to the Marquis of Cholmondeley, Rector 
 of Honingham, Norfolk, and Rural Dean, by his wife 
 Hon. Frances Blanche Anne, second dau. of the Rt. 
 Hon. Frederick, 4th Baron Calthorpe (by Lady Charlotte 
 
 & is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 Sophia Somerset his wife, dau. of the Most Noble Henry 
 Charles, 6th Duke of Beaufort). Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a fesse cotised azure, between two martlets in 
 chief sable and a rose in base gules, three lozenges or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a nuthatch perched upon a hazel branch, holding 
 in its mouth a red rose slipped all proper. Motto — " Vir- 
 tutis proemium honor." Married, 1894, Edith Margaret, 
 dau. of Sir Henry Cockburn Macandrew ; and has Issue — 
 Granville John Henry Feilden, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; 
 Blanche ; and Dorothy. C/w^— Naval and Military. 
 
 JAMES H.'WVLEY GILBERT FEILDEN, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. 60th Rifles. Born June 11, 1867, being the third son 
 of the late Randle Joseph Feilden, Esq., C.M.G., of Witton 
 Park, CO. Lancaster, J. P., Lieut. -Gen. in the army, late 
 Lieut. -Col. 60th Rifles, M.P. for North Lancashire 1880, 
 for Chorley Div. 1885, by his wife Jane Campbell, dau. of 
 lames Hozier of Mauldslie Castle, co. Lanark, by his wife 
 Catherine, dau. of Sir William Feilden, Bart. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a fesse cotised azure, between two 
 martlets in chief sable and a rose in base gules, three 
 lozenges or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a nuthatch perched upon a hazel 
 branch fructed, holding in its mouth a red rose slipped all 
 proper. Residence — 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. MONTAGUE JOSEPH FEILDEN, J.P. 
 and D.L. , M.P. for Blackburn 1853-57, quartered with his 
 Regt., 3rd Royal Lane. Militia, at Gibraltar during the 
 Crimean War. Boryi May 8, 1816, being the second son of 
 the late Sir William Feilden, ist Bart., and grandson of the 
 late Joseph Feilden of Witton, by his wife Margaret, dau. 
 and heiress of William Leyland of Blackburn. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a fesse cotised azure, between two 
 martlets in chief sable and a rose in base gules, three 
 lozenges or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a nuthatch perched upon a hazel 
 branch fructed, holding in its mouth a red rose slipped all 
 proper. Motto — " Virtutis prasmium honor." Married, 
 firstly, Jan. 8, 1846, Mary Anne, only dau. and heir of 
 William Valentine of Walton-le-Dale, Preston, and Samles- 
 bury, Lancashire, by whom he had no issue. He married 
 secondly, Oct. 24, 1865, Alice, second dau. of James Thoume 
 of Bon Air, Guernsey ; and has Issue — Montague Leyland 
 Feilden, Gentleman, b. March 11, 1867. Seat — The Chain, 
 Ashton-on-Ribble, Preston, Lancashire. Residence — Isle of 
 Hern, Guernsey. 
 
 § OSWALD BARTON FEILDEN, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Col. late 78th Highlanders. Born 1832, being the 
 fifth son of the late Joseph Feilden, Esq., of Witton, J.P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff 1818, Capt. ist Royal Lane. Militia 
 from 1812 to 1816, and M.P. for Blackburn, by his wife 
 Mary, dau. of the Rev. Streynsham Master, Rector of 
 Croston, CO. Lancaster (by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Sir 
 John Parker Mosley, Bart.). Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 on a fesse cotised azure, between two martlets in chief 
 sable and a rose in base gules, three lozenges or. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 nuthatch perched upon a hazel branch fructed, holding in 
 its mouth a red rose slipped all proper. Motto — "Virtutis 
 prasmium honor." Married, Aug. 22, 1866, Caroline Susan, 
 youngest dau. of Thomas Bright Crosse of Shaw Hall, co. 
 Lancaster; and has Issue — (i) Richard Oswald Feilden, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 9, 1874; (2) Francis Oswald Feilden, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 22, 1877. Residence — 
 
 S PERCY HENRY GUY FEILDEN, Esquire, Capt. 
 7th Batt. K. R. Rifle Corps, served in South African 
 War 1900-1902, J.P. CO. Chester. Bo}-n 1870, being the 
 fourth son of the late Randle Joseph Feilden, Esq., C.M.G., 
 of Witton Park, co. Lancaster, J.P. , Lt.-Gen. in the Army, 
 late Lieut.-Col. 6cth Rifles, M.P. for North Lancashire 1880, 
 for Chorley Div. 1885, by his wife Jane Campbell, dau. of 
 James Hozier of Mauldslie Castle, co. Lanark. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a fesse cotised azure, between two 
 martlets in chief sable and a rose in base gules, three 
 lozenges or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a nuthatch perched upon a hazel 
 branch fructed, holding in its mouth a red rose slipped 
 I all proper. Motto—" Virtutis prsemium honor. " Married, 
 
 1902, Dorothy Louisa, youngest dau. second Viscount 
 Hampden, G.C. M.G. Residence— l\o\\mg\.ox\ Hall, Chester, 
 
 RANDLE FRANCIS JOSEPH FEILDEN, Gentleman. 
 Born 1862, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. -Gen. 
 Randle Joseph Feilden, C.M.G., M.P., J.P. co. Lancaster, 
 by his wife Jane Campbell, dau. of James Hozier, Esq., 
 of Maudslie Castle, co. Lanark. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a fesse cotised azure, between two martlets in 
 chief sable and a rose in base gules, three lozenges or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest —A nuthatch perched on 
 a hazel-branch, fructed, all proper, and holding in its beak a 
 rose gules, slipped also proper. Motto, ' ' Virtutis prsemium 
 honor." Married, 1861, Estate and postal address — Witton 
 Park, Blackburn ; 32 Grosvenor Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 Rev. WILLIAM LEYLAND FEILDEN, M.A., Chap- 
 lain to the Marquess of Cholmondeley and to the Bishop of 
 Liverpool, Canon of Liverpool, Rector of Rolleston, co. 
 Stafford. Bom 1825, being the third son of the late Joseph 
 Feilden, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1818, Capt. ist 
 Royal Lane. Militia from 1812 to 1816, and M.P. for 
 Blackburn, by his wife Frances Mary, dau. of the Rev. 
 Streynsham Master, Rector of Croston, co. Lancaster. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse cotised azure, 
 between two martlets in chief sable and a rose in base 
 gules, three lozenges or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a nuthatch perched 
 upon a hazel branch fructed, holding in its mouth a red 
 rose slipped all proper. Motto — " Virtutis praemium honor." 
 Married, Sept. 6, 1853, Jane Elizabeth, dau. of Charles, 
 i2th Lord Sinclair ; and has Issve — -Henry St. Clair Feilden, 
 Gentleman, b. 1856. Residence — Rolleston, co. Stafford. 
 
 JOHN BASIL FEILDING, Esquire, J.P. co. Fhnt, F. 
 Linn. Soc. , F.Z.S. , Capt. 2nd V. B. Royal Welsh Fusiliers. 
 Born 1868, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Charles 
 William Alexander Feilding, commonly known as the Hon. 
 and Rev. Charles William Alexander Feilding, by his first 
 wife Lucy, dau. of John Grant of Kilgraston. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a fesse azure, three 
 lozenges or ; in chief a martlet for difference. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a nuthatch with a hazel branch fructed all 
 proper. Mottoes — "Crescit sub pondere virtus," "Virtutis 
 praemium honor." Married, 1897, Emily M., dau. of Ewen 
 Tod of Brighton. Residence — Upper Downing, Holywell, 
 N. Wales. Club—^z^. 
 
 SGkneral Sir PERCY ROBERT BASIL FEILDING, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, commonly known as Gen. the Hon. Sir Percy 
 Robert Basil Feilding. Born June 26, 1827, being the second 
 son of the Rt. Hon. William Basil Feilding, 7th Earl of 
 Denbigh, by his wife Mary Elizabeth Kitty, commonly 
 known as Lady Mary Elizabeth Kitty, dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Thomas, ist Earl of Ducie. Livery — Black, with black 
 and yellow lace to the collar of greatcoat, canary waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearings — Argent on a fesse azure, three 
 lozenges or ; in chief a crescent for difference. The whole 
 encircled by the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath and the wreath of laurel, as is usual with Knights 
 of the Military Division of the said Order, and impaling 
 upon a second escutcheon the arms of Thynne, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, barry of ten or and sable (for Botteville) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant tail nowed and erect gules 
 (for Thynne). Above the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling azure and or ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a nuthatch with 
 a hazel-branch fructed, all proper. Mottoes— |' Crescit sub 
 pondere virtus," "Virtutis praemium honor." Married, 
 April 29, 1862, Louisa Isabella Harriet, commonly known 
 as Lady Louisa Isabella Harriet, only dau. of the Most 
 Hon Henry Frederick Thynne, 3rd Marquess of Bath ; and 
 has Issue— (i) Geoffrey Feilding, Esq., b. Sept. 21, 1866; 
 (2) Percy Henry Feilding, Esq., born Dec. 23, 1867; Alice 
 Augusta; Louisa Mary; Grace Darling; and Margaret 
 Agnes. C/wfo— Guards', Senior United Service, Turf. 
 
 FELL (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. ermine, two bars nebuly 
 gules, each charged with two crosses pat^e fitch^e at the 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 foot nrgrnt, between three roses in pnle of the second (Fell. 
 17 Dec. 1901); 3. azure, a chevron l>etween three hanks of 
 cotton argent (Cotton, Umt. Ric. II.) ; 3. ermine, on a fessc 
 sable, a castle argent (Hill, temf. Kic. II.) ; 4. or, on a fesse 
 gules, between two lions passant sable, three bezants 
 fNoblc). MantUng gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, upon a rock proper, a lion sejant per pale 
 argent and gules, charged on the shoulder with a rose 
 counterchanged and resting the dexter forepaw on a cross 
 patte fitch^ at the foot also gules. Motto — " Vigilate." 
 Sons of William Edwin Cotton Fell of Lochrin House, 
 Edinburgh, i. 1818; d. 1866; m. 1st, 1852, Rosina, d, 
 of James Tasker ; 2nd, Barbara Louisa Thompson : — 
 Lt.-Col. Edwin James Fell, J. P. co. Salop, d. 1853; 
 m. ist, 1888, Ethel {d. 1899), d. of late Henry Haig of 
 Kingsland ; 2nd, 1903, Verbena, d. of Ellis Brooke Cun- 
 liffe; and has issue— (i) Michael Edwin Fell, Gentleman, 
 i. 1889; (2) Patrick Edwin Fell, Gentleman, fi. 1892. 
 /fes. — Tilley House, Wem, Salop. Cluds — NnvaX and 
 Military, County (Shrewsbury). 
 
 William Edwin Fell, Esq., Major Yorks. Artill. Mil. 
 /fes. — Fowthorpe, Hunmanby, Yorks. 
 
 Exiwin Frederick Berry Fell, Gentleman, B.A. Clud — 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Sons of Rev. James Alexander Fell, J. P., of Knells 
 
 (rf. 1897), and his wife Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Henry 
 
 Gylby Lonsdale : — 
 
 Henry Walter Fell, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.), Barrister- 
 
 at-Law, d. 1852 ; m. 1886, Ada Catherine, d. of Henry 
 
 Noble of Hong-Kong; and has issue — Ronald Arthur 
 
 Lonsdale Fell, Gentleman, 6. 1895 ; and two daus. /?es. — 
 
 Sbavington Grange, Market Drayton. Cluds — United 
 
 University, County (Carlisle). County (Shrewsbury). 
 
 Alexander Lonsdale Fell, Gentleman, 6. 30 Dec. 1856. 
 Seat — Blunsdon Abbey, Wilts. Posi. add. — Grosvenor 
 Chambers, Oxford Street, London, W. C/uds — Conserva- 
 tive, Bath, Ranelagh, County (Carlisle). 
 
 Allan Heywood Fell, Gentleman, B.A. Camb., Lieut. 
 Q.O. Oxfordshire Hussars Imp. Yeo. [Livery — Dark green 
 and gold], 6. 1858 ; m. 1900, Florence, d. of John Mont- 
 gomerie of Newcastle - on - Tyne, and widow of S. K, 
 Barnes of Bunker's Hill, Carlisle ; and has issue — Alexander 
 Montgomerie Heywood Fell, Gentleman ; and Muriel Hey- 
 wood. Seat — Lismore, Argyll. Jfes. — Park Leys, Stratford- 
 on-Avon. 
 
 FELLOWES. quartered by BENYON. 
 
 FELLOWS, quartered by TWEEDY. 
 
 FELLOWS. Per pale azure and sable, a fesse dancetttfe 
 ermine lictween three lions' heads erased e.ich within an 
 annulet or. Mantling azure and argent. Orest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's head erased sable, 
 charged with two barrulets dancett(^e, three annulets fesse- 
 wise or. 
 
 Son of Alfred Thomas Fellows, m. Susannah, d. of 
 Edward Woodbouse of Scotswood, Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne: — 
 
 George Fellows, Esq., J. P., Capt. and Hon. Major late 
 South Notts Yeomanry Cav., d. 29 March 1845 ; m. 7 Feb. 
 1877, Emma Margaret, eld. d. of Lite Rev. Richard 
 Pulteney, Rector of Ashley, Northants; and has issue (i) 
 John Pulteney P'ellows, Gentleman, d. 28 March 1881; 
 (a) Richard Woodhouse Fellows, Gentleman, d. 13 Apl. 
 1887; Evelyn Emma; Frances Dorothy; Violet; Sylvia 
 Bettina ; and Margaret Geraldine. AVa/— Beeston P'ields, 
 Nottingham. Ciu6 — Junior Carlton. 
 
 ERNEST GADESDEN FELLOWS, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the only son of the late James Israel Fellows, 
 
 J. P., Agent-General for New Brunswick in Great Britain, by 
 his second wife Jane Hamlin, dau. of James R. Crane of St. 
 John, New Brunswick. Armorial bearings— Party per 
 fesse or and azure, in chief two reindeers' heads erased 
 proper, and in base on the base thereof barry wavy of four 
 argent, and of the second an ancient ship of three masts 
 sails furled also proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's head 
 erased proper, crowned with a vallery coronet, and holding 
 in the mouth the attire of a reindeer, three lozenges con- 
 joined or ; with the Motto, " Fac et spera." 
 
 FREDERICK BURNINGTON FELLOWS, Gentle- 
 man. Born July 23, 1852, being the eldest son of the Hon. 
 James Israel Fellows, F. R. G. S. , K. R. S. S. , F. R. H. S. , F. S. A. , 
 F.Z.S., M. L.C., and J. P. for Province of New Brunswick, 
 who was appointed Agent-Gen. for Province of New Bruns- 
 wick 1887, by his first wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Allan, 
 J. P., of St. John, New Brunswick. Armorial bearings 
 
 Per fesse or and azure, in chief two reindeer heads erased 
 proper, and in base, on the base thereof barry wavy of four 
 argent and of the second, an ancient ship of three masts, 
 sails furled also proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's head erased 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
proper, crowned with a crown vallery of the first, holding 
 
 in the mouth an antler of a reindeer also proper. Motto 
 
 " Fac et spera. " /Residence — 
 
 FELTON, quartered by ELLIS. 
 
 FENTON, quartered by PRICKETT. 
 
 FENTON (H. Coll.). Per pale argent and sable, a 
 cross dovetailed, in the first and fourth quarters a fleur-de- 
 lis, and in the second and third a trefoil slipped all counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and argent. Crest ~ On a 
 
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 lE-SVrSiPRESI 
 
 wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lis sable, in front of two 
 arrows m saltire or, barbed and flighted argent. Motto— 
 " Je suis prest." 
 
 Sons of James Fenton, Esq., F.S.A., J. P. Lanes, and 
 
 Glos. (High Sheriff 1869), M.A., d. 1818 ; d. 1902; 
 
 m. April 23, 1843, Helen, eldest dau. of Thomas 
 
 Greenall of Grappenhall Hall, in co. of Chester, and 
 
 niece of Sir Gilbert Greenall, M. P. :— 
 
 The Rev. Albert Edward Fenton, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 
 ''•Jan. 18, 1852 ; m. Aug. 25, 1887, Mary Emilie Salisbury, 
 
 eld. d. of the late Rev. Augustus Conway, Rector of Tod- 
 
 morden, co. York ; and has issue. 
 
 Richard Kay Fenton, Gentleman, 6. March 2, 1853 ; m. 
 April 19, 1894, Ella Mary, d. of the late Rev. H. Williams, 
 Vicar of Risca, co. Monmouth ; and has issue— Richard 
 James Kay Fenton, Gentleman, 6. 1895 ; and Helen Mary. 
 Seats— Buuon Manor, Longridge, Preston; and Clegg 
 Hall, Rochdale. 
 
 Henry Banning Fenton, Gentleman, i. Feb. 8, 1865 ; 
 m. , and has issue. 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK JAMES FENTON-LIVING- 
 STONE, Esquire, J. P. co. Lanark, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. 
 Canieronian (Scottish Rifles) Militia. Born i860, second 
 surviving son of Thomas Livingstone Fenton-Livingstone of 
 Westquarter, Falkirk, by his wife Christian Margaret, only 
 child and heiress of William Waddell, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 of Easter Moffat, Lanarkshire. Livery— Drah or white. 
 
 with scarlet facings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 
 and 4, argent, three gillyflowers gules, within a double 
 tressure flory counterflory vert; 2 and 3, sable, a bend 
 between six billets or, all within a bordure quartered 
 or and gules^in the centre of the quarters a crescent for 
 difference. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest -On 
 
 a wreath of his liveries, a demi-savage wreathed about the 
 head and loins with laurel, holding in his dexter hand a 
 club resting on his shoulder, and a snake entwined around 
 his sinister arm all proper. MottO— "Si je puis." Mar- 
 ried, July 31, 1889, Marion Isabella Rose Traill, only child 
 of Robert Traill, youngest son of George Traill, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L., of Holland, Orkney ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas 
 Frederick Fenton-Livingstone, /<. Aug. 7, 1890 ; (2) Robert 
 George Fenton-Livingstone, 3. Jan. 11, 1895; and Dorothy 
 Christian Jean. /Residences — Easter Moffat, Airdrie, Lanark- 
 shire ; 62 Great King Street, Edinburgh. Cluds - Hyde 
 Park Club, R.H.Y.C, Oban, Argyllshire. 
 
 JOHN NIGEL EDENSOR FENTON-LIVING- 
 STONE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, late Lieutenant 
 Royal Highlanders, "The Black Watch," third but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Thomas Livingstone Fenton-Living- 
 stone, Esq., of Westquartei (who succeeded his grand-uncle 
 Admiral Sir Thomas Livingstone 1853, and assumed the 
 additional surname of Livingstone), by his wife Christian 
 Margaret, only dau. and heiress of William Waddell, Esq., 
 D. L. , of Easter Moffat, co. Lanark. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, three cinquefoils gules, within a 
 double tressure flory and counterflory vert ; 2 and 3 sable, a 
 bend between six billets or, all within a bordure quartered 
 or and gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi-savage, 
 wreathed round the head and middle with laurel leaves, hold- 
 ing in his dexter hand a baton erect, and in his sinister a 
 serpent entwined round the arm all proper. Motto — "Si 
 je puis." Married, Feb. 15, 1892, Elnia, only dau. and 
 heiress of Allan McDougall of Ardincaple, co. Argyll, by 
 his wife Elizabeth Ann Penney, second dau. of Lord Kin- 
 
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 loch, ^udge of the Court of Session ; and has Issue— 
 (i) William Nigel Fcnton-Livingslone, Gentlenmn, b. Jan. 
 la, 1893 ; (a) Allan Fenton - Livingstone, Gentleman, 
 h. March aj, 1894. ^m/j — Westquarter, near Falkirk; and 
 Bedlormie, co. Linlithgow. 
 
 FENTOUN, Viscount, see MAR and KELLY. 
 
 THOMAS CLENNELL FENWICKE-CLENNELL, 
 Esquire, J. P. Bom Oct. 14, 1857, being the second (but 
 eldest surviving) son of the late Thomas Fenwicke-Clen- 
 nell, Esq., J. P., Barrister-at-Law, who assumed by Royal 
 Licence, i88a, the additional name of Clennell, upon suc- 
 ceeding to the estates of Percival Fenwicke-Clennell of 
 *Harbottle Castle, and his wife Frances, eldest dau. of the 
 late Frederick Hardinge of Coatham Hall, co. Durham. 
 Armorial bearln^^ (Royal Licence, i88a, H. Coll.)— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, azure, a dexter arm proper issuing from a 
 cufl argent, in the sinister of the shield the hand grasping a 
 baton or (Clennell, originally granted 1796); aands.Fenwick. 
 CrMta — I. on a wreath of the colours, issuing from flames 
 proper, a phcenix with wings elevated or, gorged with a 
 ducal coronet azure, charged on the breast and on each 
 wing with a martlet sable (for Clennell) ; a. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a phoenix in flames, with wings elevated 
 
 firoper, supporting with the beak a staff raguly erect sable 
 for Fenwicke). Motto — " Tous jours loyale. " Married, 
 1883, Helen Maud Amy, dau. of the late Rev. Edward 
 Cheese, Rector of Haughtonle-Skerne, co. Durham (and 
 granddau. of Hon. H. Montague Villiers) ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Thomas Percival Edward Fenwicke-Clennell, Gentleman, 
 b. 1886 ; (2) Edward Clennell Fenwicke-Clennell, Gentle- 
 man ; (3) Geoffrey Edward Fenwicke-Clennell, Gentleman ; 
 Constance Maud; and Frances Amy. Seat — Harbottle 
 Castle, Rothbury, co. Northumberland, 
 
 FERENDON, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 FERGUSON, see MONRO-FERGUSON and OLI- 
 PHANT-FERGUSON. 
 
 S GEORGE ARTHUR FERGUSON, Esquire, J. P., 
 D.L. , late Lt.-Col. Grenadier Guards. Bom March 17, 
 1836, being the son of the late Admiral George Ferguson of 
 Pitfour, by his wife Elizabeth Jane, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Elizabeth Jane, daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able Lord Longford. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Azure, a buckle argent, between three boars' heads 
 coup>ed or, within a bordure of the second, and impaling the 
 arms of Hood, namely azure, a fret argent, on a chief or, 
 three crescents sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a crescent 
 or, rising from a cloud proper. Motto — " Virtute." Mar- 
 ried, Feb. 7, 1861, Hon. Nina Maria, V.A., Bedchamber 
 Woman to the Queen, eld. dau. of the Rt. Hon. Alexander 
 Hood, first Viscount Bridport ; and has Issue — (i) Arthur 
 George Ferguson, Esq., Major Rifle Brigade, b. June 22, 
 1862 \ni. Oct., 1902, Janet Norah, dau. of Sir Alexander 
 Baird, Bart., of Urie, and has issue, Angus Arthur Fergu- 
 son, Gentleman, b. July 26, 1903] ; (2) Francis William 
 Ferguson, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1863, d. Jan. 24, 1896 ; 
 (3) Rev. Edwin Augustus Ferguson, Rector of Holdenby, 
 Northamptonshire, b. Sept. 24, 1864 \m. 1892, Madeline 
 Master, and has issue] ; (4) Charles Alexander Ferguson, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 21, 1873 ; Edith Rosa \m. Oct. 27, 1897, 
 Francis Crawley, Esq., of Stockwood, Luton]; and Mary 
 Georgiana \m. Sept. 10, 1903, The Hon. Rupert Barring- 
 ton]. Seat — Pitfour, near Mintlaw, N.B. Town residence 
 — 15 Granville Place, W. 
 
 GEORGE BAGOT FERGUSON, Gentleman, M.A., 
 M.D., M.Ch. Hertford Coll., Oxford, F.R.C.S. (Eng.), 
 Senior Surgeon to Cheltenham Hospital and College, Vice- 
 President of the British Medical Association, President 
 1891, Fellow of the Royal Medical, Chirurgical, and 
 Obstetrical Societies. Born Jan. 1843, being the only son 
 of the late William Bruce Ferguson, Esq., formerly of the 
 Court of Policy, British Guiana, by his wife Catherine Anne, 
 eld. dau. of the late George Bagot, Esq., High Sheriff of 
 British Guiana. Z,»»«ry— Light blue with yellowfacings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, a buckle or, between three boars' 
 
 heads erased argent, a bordure of the second, semde of tre- 
 foils slipped vert. Mantling azure and or. Crest Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a thistle proper, passing through 
 a buckle or, a bee alighting of the last, winged azure, and 
 on an escroU above " Dulcius ex asperis." Motto below 
 
 the arms—" Ut prosim aliis." Married, May 7, 1873. 
 Amelia Laura, eldest dau. of the late Major J. R. Boissier, 
 37th Regt. ; and has /«««— Victor Bruce Ferguson, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 8, 1875. Residence— K\.\\Aoxt. Villa, Pittville, 
 Cheltenham. C/k*j— The Royal Societies', New (Chelten- 
 ham). 
 
 S JAMES FERGUSON, Esquire, Advocate, K.C., 
 Sheriff of Argyllshire, D.L. and J. P. for Aberdeen- 
 shire, Lt.-Col., Hon. Col. commanding 9th V.B. (High- 
 landers) Royal Scots (V.D.). Born Jul)r 28, 1857, being 
 the eldest son of William Ferguson of Kinmundy, LL. D. , 
 by his wife Eliza (who d. 1881), daughter of Andrew 
 Williamson of Ayr, N.B. Livety — Blue and white. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, a buckle argent, between three 
 boars' heads couped or, within a bordure embattled of the 
 third. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand issuing from a cloud, 
 grasping a broken sf>ear in bend proper. Motto — ' ' Arte 
 et animo." Married, 1885, Georgina Anne, eldest dau. of 
 Capt. John de Courcy Andrew Agnew, R.N., of 2 Oxford 
 Terrace, Edinburgh; and has Issue— (i) James Ferguson, 
 Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 9th V. Batt. (Highlanders) Royal 
 Scots, b. Feb. 20, 1886 ; (2) John de Courcy Agnew Fer- 
 guson, Gentleman, b. March 2, t887, d. 1904. Estates— 
 Kinmundy and Cognach, Aberdeenshire. Residence — 
 10 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh. Clubs— Ca.r\ton, New 
 (Edinburgh), Royal Northern (Aberdeen), Scottish Conser- 
 vative. 
 
 S WILLIAM FERGUSON, Esquire, D.L. and J. P. for 
 the county of Aberdeen, LL.D. (Aberdeen Univ.). 
 Bom Dec. 21, 1823, being the third but eldest surviving 
 son of James Ferguson of Kinmundy, and Emilia, dau. 
 of Rev. Robert Chalmers. C/«*j — Scottish Conservative 
 (Edinburgh), Royal Northern (Aberdeen), Conservative 
 (Aberdeen), Unionist (Aberdeen). Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a buckle argent, betwixt three boars' heads couped 
 or, within a bordure embattled of the third. On a helmet 
 befitting his degree. Mantled gules, and doubling argent ; 
 and on a torse of his colours is set for his Crest, a dexter 
 hand issuing from a cloud grasping a broken spear in 
 bend proper. The MottO, in an escroll, "Arte et animo." 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Married, July 22, 1856, Eliza, dan. of Andrew Williamson 
 of Ayr, N. B. ; and has Issue — (i) James Ferguson, Esq., 
 Sheriff of Argyll and D.L. for co. Aberdeen, b. July 28, 
 1857 [;«., March 25, 1885, Georgina Anne, dau. of Capt. 
 John De Courcy Agnew, R.N., and has issue, James Fer- 
 guson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 20, 1886; John De Courcy 
 Agnew Ferguson, Gentleman, b. March 2, 1887] ; (2) Andrew 
 Williamson Ferguson, Gentleman, b. Dec. 7, 1858, d. Jan. i, 
 1864; and Agnes Adair. Estates — Kinmundy and Coynach, 
 Aberdeenshire. Postal address — Kinmundy, Mintlaw, N.B. 
 
 FERGUSON of Carlisle. Argent, a lion rampant azure, 
 between six oval buckles, tongues erect, three fessewise in 
 chief and as many in base two and one, a chief vair 
 (impaling the arms of Irwin, viz. per pale or and argent, 
 three annulets in fesse between as many holly-leaves 
 slipped and pendent vert). Mantling azure and argent. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 lion or, collared vair, holding in the dexter paw a thistle 
 leaved and slipped proper, three buckles fessewise as in the 
 arms. Motto—" Vi et arte." 
 
 Son of late Richard Saul Ferguson, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 
 M.A., LL.M., F.S.A., Chancellor of Carlisle and 
 
 Chairman of Qr. Sessions, b. 1837; d. 1900; 7n. 1867, 
 
 Georgiana Fanny, eld. d. of Spencer Shelley of the 
 
 Treasury : — 
 
 Spencer Charles Ferguson, Esq., J. P. Cumberland, Major 
 
 5th Northumberland Fus. , served in Nile Campaign 1898, 
 
 present at battle of Omdurman, and in Boer War 1899- 
 
 1900, present at battles of Belmont, Enslin, Modder River, 
 
 and Magersfontein, b. 13 Aug. 1868; m. 12 Sept. 1901, 
 
 Caroline Agnes, eld. child of Thomas Angelo Irwin, Esq., 
 
 J. P. and D.L. for Cumberland, of Lynehow and Solport in 
 
 that CO. ; and has issue— George Cuthbert Irwin Ferguson, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1903 ; and Agnes Ursula. Ees. — 74 Lowther 
 
 Street, Carlisle. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 JOHN DANIEL FERGUSON-FAWSITT, Esq., J. P. 
 for E. Riding co. York, late Major York Militia. Born 
 1818, being the son of the late Rev. Daniel Ferguson, D.L., 
 Patron of Walkington, by Margaret, only dau. and coheir 
 of the late Thomas Booth of Killerby Hall and Warlaby, 
 CO. York. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or, a 
 lion rampant pean debruised by a bendlet gobony argent 
 and azure, between two bugle-horns stringed gules, and for 
 distinction, in the centre chief point a cross crosslet azure 
 
 (for Fawsitt) ; 2 and 3 azure, three buckles chevronways 
 between as many boars' heads couped argent (for Ferguson) ; 
 and upon an escutcheon of pretence the same arms of 
 Fawsitt without the cross crosslet. Mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion pean supporting a pillar erect gules, thereon a bugle- 
 horn or, stringed azure, the lion charged for distinction with 
 a cross crosslet or (for Fawsitt) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a cubit arm proper, grasping a dagger 
 erect also proper, pommel and hilt gold, a buckle argent ; 
 over which the Motto, " Arte et marte; " under the arms, 
 " Dominus providebit." Married, 1866, Anne Eliza, eldest 
 daughter and co-heir of the late John Fawsitt of Hunsley, 
 CO. York. Seat — Walkington Hall, near Beverley. 
 
 FERGUSSON, see CUTLAR-FERGUSSON. 
 
 SSiR JAMES RANKEN FERGUSSON, 2nd Baronet 
 (Jan. 23, 1866), of Spitalhaugh, co. Peebles, and of 
 Hever Court, Ifield, Kent, J. P. and D.L. co. Peebles, 
 Barrister-at-Law, and a Member of the Royal Company 
 of Archers. Born Aug. 10, 1835, being the eldest son of 
 the late Sir William Fergusson, ist Bart., President of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to the late Prince 
 Consort, Serjeant - Surgeon to Her late Majesty Queen 
 Victoria, by his wife Helen Hamilton, dau. of William 
 Ranken of Spitalhaugh. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 lion rampant azure, armed and langued gules, on a chief 
 engrailed of the last, a mullet between two cinquefoils of 
 the first, the escutcheon being charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand grasping a 
 broken spear in bend all proper. Motto— " Vi et arte." 
 Mar7-ied, firstly, Dec. 13, 1862, Mary Ann Somes, eldest 
 dau. of Thomas Colyer of Wombwell Hall, Kent ; and by 
 her (who d. April 14, 1868) has had Issue— [i] William 
 Hamilton Colyer- Fergusson, Esq., b. Feb. 25, 1864, d. 
 April 2, 1873; (2) Thomas Colyer Colyer-Fergusson, Esq., 
 B.A., b. July II, 1865 [m., Jan. 30, 1890, Beatrice Stanley, 
 only dau. of Professor Max Miiller, and has issue, Max 
 
 Christian Hamilton Colyer-Fergusson, Esq., b. Dec. 30, 
 i8qo- William Porteous Colyer-Fergusson, Gentleman, 
 b Oct 18 1893 ; Thomas Riversdale Colyer-Fergusson, 
 Gentleman', b. Feb. 18, 1896 ; Mary Adelaide Somes ; and 
 Phillis Katherine St. Leger]. He married secondly. Oct. 
 17 1877 Louisa, second dau. of William Forbes, Esq., of 
 Medwyn, co. Peebles, and has by her (who d. Sept. 12, 
 1878) a son ; (3) Louis Forbes, b. Sept. 5. 1878. He 
 married thirdly, June i, 1886, Alice Fanny, dau. of John 
 Price Simpson, Esq., and has issue; (4) James Adam 
 Hamilton, b. March 22, 1892; (5) Charles Hamilton, *. 
 Aug 9 1894 ; Margaret Alice Hamilton ; and Helen 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Hamilton, iktits — Spitalhaugh, West Linton, Peebles- 
 shire; Hever Court, Gravcsend, Kent. Ciuh — Carlton, 
 Constitutional, Scottish Conservative, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 S GEORGE JAMES FERGUSSON - BUCHANAN. 
 Esquire, I. P. and D.I>. co. Dunilxirton, Major 
 (retired), Hon. Lt. -Col. 3rd Batt. Scots Fusiliers, formerly 
 
 A.U.C. to the Governor of Bombay, Major Army Reserve, 
 attached to and Royal Scots Fusiliers in South Africa (medal 
 with three clasps), MemlKT of the Royal Company of Archers 
 [assumed 1890 the additional name of Buchanan on 
 succeeding to Auchentorlie]. Bom April 27, 1863, being 
 the only son of the late George Hermand Fergusson 
 (second son of 4th Bart, of Kilkerran), by his second wife 
 Georgina Grace, dau. of Archibald Buchunnn of Auchen- 
 torlie. Livery — Black and yellow. Armorial l>earing8— 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, a lion rampant sable, Ix-lween two 
 otters' heads erased in chit-f proi)er and a cinqucfoil in liase 
 of the second, within a double iressure flory counterflory of 
 the last ; a and 3 asure, a buckle argent between three 
 boars' heads cou[)ed or, within a bordure of the last. Crests 
 — 1. upon a wreath of the liveries, an armed dexter hand 
 couped proper, holding a cap of dignity purpure, faced ermine, 
 within two laurel branches disposed in orle proper. MottO — 
 " Clarior hinc bonos ; " a. on a wreath of the liveries, on a 
 
 thistle leaved and flowered proper, a bee or. Motto — 
 " Dulcius ex asperis." Married, Dec. 8, 1886, Grace, 
 dau. of the late Claud H. Hamilton, Esq., J. P., of Barns, 
 CO. Dumbarton ; and has Issue — Noel Grace ; and Avril 
 Nora. Seat — Auchentorlie, Bowling, N. B. C/uds — 
 Carlton, Orleans, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM FERGUSSON -POLLOCK, Gentleman, 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, vert, a saltire or, 
 between three hunting-horns in the flanks and base argent, 
 garnished and stringed gules ; 2 and ^, gules, a buckle 
 between two boars' heads couped in chief and two arrows 
 in saltire points downwards in base. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crests — i. upon the dexter side, on a 
 Mrreath of the colours, a boar passant shot through with 
 a dart proper (for Pollock) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 on the sinister side, on a thistle leaved and flowered a bee 
 proper (for Fergusson). Mottoes— " Audacter et strenue," 
 and " Dulcius ex asperis." Residence — 
 
 S WILLIAM FERRAND. Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for 
 West Riding of co. York, High Sheriff of Yorkshire, 
 J. P. for Westmorland. Horn January 15, 1838, being 
 the only surviving son of Johnson Atkinson Busfeild of 
 Upwootl, CO. York, by his wife Mary EliKiljoih, dau. of 
 John Priestley, Es<]., Capt. 3and Regiment ; and on be- 
 coming the devisee of his paternal uncle, William Ferrand, 
 
 FERRALL, see CARMICHAEL-FERRALL. 
 
 late of St. Ives and Harden Grange (who died March 31, 
 1889), assumed by Royal License, March 18, 1890, the 
 surname and arms of Ferrand, in lieu of Busfeild. 
 Livery — White coat, scarlet waistcoat and breeches. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Argent, on a chief gules, two 
 crosses flory vair, a cinquefoil azure, for difference, 
 and impaling the arms of Orde-Powlett, namely sable, 
 three swords in pile proper, pommels and hilts or, on 
 a canton argent, an escutcheon of the field, charged 
 with a salmon haurient proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm vair, charged with a cinquefoil gules, in the 
 hand a battle-axe proper. Motto — "Justus, propositi 
 tenax." Married, firstly, April 19, 1865, Emily, youngest 
 dau. of Alfred Harris, Esq., of O.xton Hall, in co. York, 
 J. P. and D.L. ; and by her (who died July r6, 1881) 
 had Issue — (i) William Harris Ferrand, Esq., M.A. 
 Christ Church, J. P. W. R. co. York, late Lieutenant 
 Yorkshire Artillery Militia, b. March 9, 1873 [in. 1897, 
 Constance, second dau. of Col. Hon. Augustus Murray 
 Cathcart, and has issue, Geoffrey William Ferrand, Gen- 
 tleman, b. 1899]; (2) Guy Ferrand Ferrand, Gentleman, b. 
 July 14, 1881 ; and Emily Mary [m. June 15, 1887, Edward 
 Pelly Woodman, d. Sept. 24, 1901]. He married secondly, 
 Sept. 26, 1883, Florence Annie Letitia, eldest dau. of Amias 
 Charles Orde-Powlett, Esq. , commonly known as the Hon. 
 Amias Charles Orde-Powlett of Thorney Hall, in the county 
 of York ; and by her has— (3) Amias William Powlelt 
 Ferrand, Gentleman, born April 7, 1887 ; (4) Stafford 
 Hubert Ferrand, Gentleman, born March i, 1888 ; Florence 
 Marjorie ; and Hermione Monica. Seats — St. Ives ; Harden 
 Grange, Bingley, in the county of York. Ctubs — Carlton, 
 Constitutional, and Yorkshire (York), 
 
 FERRAND (R.L., 1788, originally recorded Yorks. 
 Vns. ). Argent, a cinquefoil azure, on a chief gules, two 
 crosses flory vair. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vair, charged 
 with a cinquefoil gules, in the hand a battle-axe proper. 
 
 « is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Son of Rev. Thomas Gerrard Ferrand, Rector of 
 Tunstall, Suffolk, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Gerard Thomas Worthinjjton Ferrand, Esq., J. P. 
 Suffolk, late Capt. Suffolk Artill. Mil. , b. 1838 ; m. 1870, 
 Alice {d. 1902), d. of Rev. John Emra, Rector of Bidde- 
 stone, Wilts; and has issue. Res. — Littlefield House, 
 Exmouth. Estate— Towes Grange, Market Rasen, Lines. 
 
 § AUGUSTUS MINCHIN FERRAR, Esquire, D.L. 
 for CO. of City of Belfast. Born 1837, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Michael Lloyd Ferrar, 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of William Augustus Minchin, 
 H.E. I.C.S. of Ballinteer, co. Dublin, and of Woodville, 
 CO. Wexford. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend cotised 
 
 sable, between three martlets of the second, as many horse- 
 shoes of the field. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 argent, charged with a horse-shoe sable, the hand bare, 
 grasping a broken sword proper, pommel and hilt gold. 
 Motto— "Ferr6 va ferme." Married Rebd, third dau. 
 of Rev. W. Hughes, Rector of Killymard ; and has Issue 
 — (i) William Augustus Ferrar, Esq., J. P., b. 1859 [w. Isa- 
 belle, eldest dau. of H. J. Neill of Rockport, co. Down] ; 
 (2) Michael LloydFerrar, Esq. , Major 19th Princess of Wales' 
 Regt., *. 1861; (3) Henry Minchin Ferrar, Esq., Major R. A., 
 b. 1863 {in. Laura, third dau. of John Hargreaves, Esq., 
 D.L., of Maiden Erlegh, Berks] ; (4) Walter Hughes Ferrar, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. 4TSt The Welsh Regt.,^. 1876; Evaleen 
 [in. George Annesley Grindle, M.LE.E.]; and Florence 
 Augusta Howard [w. William Octavius Andrews, Staff- 
 Surgeon R.N.]. Residence — Torwood, Belfast. 
 
 BENJAMIN BANKS FERRAR, Gentleman, M.D. 
 (Trin. Coll., Dub.) Born 1862, being the son of the late 
 William Hugh Ferrar, Fellow of Trin. Coll. , Dub. , by his 
 wife Elizabeth Banks. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend 
 cotised sable, between three martlets of the second, as 
 many horse-shoes of the field. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour argent, charged with a horse-shoe sable, the 
 hand bare, grasping a broken sword proper, pommel and hilt 
 gold. Motto— "Ferr6va ferme." Afarrze^/ Isabella Hardy, 
 dau. of the Very Rev. Robert J. Shaw-Hamilton, Dean of 
 
 Armagh ; and has Issue — Mary Isabella Hardy ; and 
 Daphne Beatrice. Residence — Armagh. 
 
 HENRY STAFFORD FERRAR, Gentleman. Bom 
 July ic, 1850, being the fifth but third surviving son of the 
 late Michael Lloyd Ferrar, by his wife Mary Minchin. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a bend cotised sable, between 
 three martlets of the second, as many horse-shoes of the 
 field. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wTcath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour argent, charged 
 with a horse-shoe sable, the hand bare, grasping a broken 
 sword proper, pommel and hilt gold. Motto — " Ferr6 va 
 ferme." Married Miss Veitch ; and has Isstte — Three 
 daus. Residence — Nebraska, America. 
 
 JOHN EDGAR FERRAR, Gentleman. Born 1852, 
 being the sixth but fourth surviving son of the late Michael 
 Lloyd Ferrar, by his wife Mary Minchin. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Or, on a bend cotised sable, between three martlets 
 of the second, as many horse-shoes of the field. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed in armour argent, charged with a horse-shoe 
 sable, the hand bare, grasping a broken sword proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold. Motto — " Ferr^ va ferme." Mar- 
 ried, Miss Hartley; and has Issue — (1) William Hugh 
 Ferrar, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; {2) Hartley Ferrar, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1879 ; (3) John Edgar Ferrar, Gentleman, b. i88i. 
 Residence— 
 
 MICHAEL LLOYD FERRAR, Esquire, of the Bengal 
 Civil Service (Retired List), late Capt. Gorakhpur Light 
 Horse, B.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin. Born Nov. 24, 1839, 
 being the third but second surviving son of the late Michael 
 Lloyd Ferrar, Gentleman, by his wife Mary, dau. of Wm. 
 Augustus Minchin, H.E.I.C.S., of Ballinteer, co. Dublin, 
 and of Woodville, co. Wexford. Livery — Black with yellow 
 facings and gold lace. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend 
 cotised sable, between three martlets of the second, as many 
 horse-shoes of the first, a mullet for difference. Mantling 
 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed in scale armour argent, charged with a horse- 
 shoe sable, the hand bare, grasping a broken sword proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold. MottO— " Ferr6 va ferme." Mar- 
 ried, Nov. 10, 1870, Rosa Margaret, eldest dau. of John 
 Walter O'Donnell; and has /wz/^- Michael Lloyd Ferrar, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Indian Staff Corps, b. 1876; Beatrice \_m. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Capl. Wolscley Haig. Indian Suff Corps]; Gwendolyn 
 \m. John Mitchell Holms, Indian Civil Serviccl ; and 
 Doroihy de Brotherton, fi. and d. 1879. /feside»ce — L\{i\c 
 Uiddiiig. tlaline. Cluts — East Indian United Service, 
 Constitutional (Ealing). 
 
 FERRERS, quartered by MAINWARING-ELLER- 
 KER-ONSLOW. 
 
 FERRERS (Vn. of London. 1633). Or, on a liend sable. 
 three horse-shoes argent. Orert— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a horse-shoe sable, between two wings argent. 
 
 Mottoes — " Ferre va ferme," " Nulla retrorsum." 
 
 [Descent not yet officially recorded, but probably 
 correct. Vide "The Ferrers Family History"]. 
 Sons of late William Stewart Ferrers, Barrister-at- 
 Law (Lincoln's Inn), b. 1822; d. 1878/ m. , 
 
 Emilia, d. of Sir Edmund Filmer, Bart,, M.P. : — 
 Cecil Stewart Filmer Ferrers, Esq., Capt. (ret.) in the 
 
 Army, b. 25 Aug. 1861. Post. add. — Holyport, Berks. 
 
 QXwh— Raleigh. 
 
 Arthur Murray Ferrers, b. 1864. Res. — Melbourne, 
 
 Australia. 
 
 HENRY FERRERS FERRER:^ Esquire. Born Jan. 
 20, 1848, being the eldest son of Capt. Boydell Croxton of 
 Erway, Shropshire, by his wife Constance Charlotte, third 
 dau. of the late Edward Ferrers, Esq., J. P. and D. L. ; as- 
 sumed by Royal Licence, in 1885, the surname and the ad- 
 ditional arms of Ferrers, in compliance with the will of his 
 uncle, Marmion Edward Ferrers. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules, seven mascles conjoined or, three, 
 three, and one, a canton ermine (for Ferrers) ; 2 and 3, or, a 
 fesse nebuly between three crosses botony fitch^e in chief 
 azure and a tun inbase proper (for Croxton). Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a unicorn pas- 
 sant ermine (for Ferrers) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter cubit arm vested azure, cuffed argent, encircled by 
 a wreath of oak, the hand supporting a cross botony fitch^e 
 in pale or, on the dexter side of the wreath (for Croxton). 
 Motto — "Splendeo tritus." Married, Feb. 11, 1879, 
 Beatrice Mary, eldest dau. of the Hon. Arthur Charles 
 Augustus Petre of Coptfold Hall, Essex, by Lady Catherine 
 his wife, dau. and co-heir of William, 4th Earl of Wicklow, 
 K.P. ; and has Issue — (i) Edward Arthur Joseph Ferrers, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 29, 1881 ; (2) Francis Charles Cecil 
 
 jret 
 
 Ferrers, Gentleman, b. Aug. 23, 188a ; (3) Bernard Compton 
 Ferrers, Gentleman, b. Feb. 4, 1884 ; and (4) Cecil Ralph 
 
 
 Ferrers, Gentleman, b. Aug. 8, 1887. iVa^— Pentreheylin 
 Hall, Oswestry. 
 
 FESANT, quartered by TAUNTON and GROS- 
 VENOR. 
 
 FESANT, see GROSVENOR. 
 
 S HENRY ERNEST WILLIAM FETHERSTON- 
 WHITNEY, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. Westmeath 
 (High Sheriff 1887), B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), late Hon. 
 Maj. 7th Batt. King's R. Rifle Corps, formerly Lieut. 60th 
 Rifles. Born 1847, being the only surviving son of the late 
 Rev. Sir Thomas Francis Fetherston, 4th Bart, (by his second 
 wife Anne, dau. of Edmund I'Estrange), and brother of the 
 late John Henry Fetherston- Whitney, Esq., of Newpass; 
 and assumed the additional name and arms of Whitney by 
 Royal License dated 1881, on inheriting the property. Club 
 —Junior United Service. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure a cross chequy or and sable, in the first quarter 
 a crescent of the second (for Whitney) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a 
 chevron between three ostrich feathers argent, a pellet (for 
 Fetherston). Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a bull's head couped sable, 
 horned argent, lipped gules, gorged with a collar chequy or 
 and sable (for Whitney) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an antelope statant sable, armed or. Motto—" Volens et 
 valens." Married, ist, 1876, Jeannie, youngest dau. of the 
 late Edward Atkinson, Esq. (she died 1880); 2nd, 1885, 
 Alice Marion Caroline, eldest dau. of Col. Robert Caulfeild 
 of Colamber Manor, co. Longford. 5<fa<— Newpass, Rath- 
 owen, Westmeath. 
 
 FETHERSTONHAUGH, see TURNOR-FETHER- 
 STONHAUGH. 
 
 CHARLES FETHERSTONHAUGH, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Devon. Born Feb. 4, 1844, being the second son of the late 
 Timothy Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1846, 
 by his wife Eliza Were, dau. of John Were Clarke of Brid- 
 well, CO. Devon, by Frances his wife, dau. of Sir Thomas 
 Carew, Bart., of Haccombe. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 a chevron between three ostrich feathers argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 antelope's head erased gules, armed or. Motto — " Valens 
 et volens." Married, 1885, Dorothea Frances, second dau. 
 of Rev. Robert Baker Carew; and has Issue— (i) Charles 
 Francis Carew Fetherstonhaugh, Gentleman, b. 1886; (2) 
 
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 Robert Geoffrey Fetherstonhaugh, Gentleman, 6. 1889; 
 Florence Dorothy ; Violet Maud ; and Margorie Constance. 
 
 M SHIRLEY ARTHUR STEPHENSON FETHER- 
 STONHAUGH, Capt. 3rd Batt. Worcestershire Regt. 
 Born March 8, i86r, being the son of Rev. T. Nash Stephen- 
 son (who (/. 1876), by his wife Eleanor Jane, dau. of Rev. 
 J. Hext Bushnell. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules two chevronels engrailed 
 between three feathers within a bordure also engrailed 
 argent, in the centre chief point a cross crosslet of the last 
 for distinction (for Fetherstonhaugh) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a 
 bend nebuly erminois, between six ears of wheat three and 
 three, one in pale and two in saltire, banded or, three 
 leopards' faces of the first (for Stephenson). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an heraldic antelope's head erased gules, sur- 
 mounted by two feathers in saltire argent, charged on 
 the neck (for distinction) with a cross crosslet or (for Fether- 
 stonhaugh) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 garb or, a cornucopia fesseways proper (for Stephenson). 
 Motto—" Ne vile velis." Married, 1886, Christina Stan- 
 ley, dau. of the late Col. Stanley Clarke, 21st Hussars ; and 
 has Issue — Alexander John Fetherstonhaugh, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 6, 1889 ; and Eleanor Marjory. Seat — Hopton Court, 
 near Worcester. Town res. — 14 Warwick Square, S.W. 
 
 TIMOTHY FETHERSTONHAUGH, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D. L. , High Sheriff r87o, formerly Lieut. 13th Hussars. 
 Born Dec. 5, 1840, being the eldest son of the late Timothy 
 Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1846, by his 
 wife Elizabeth Were, dau. of John Were Clarke of Bridwell, 
 CO. Devon, by Frances his wifs, dau. of Sir Thomas Carew, 
 Bart. , of Haccombe. Clubs — Turf, Army and Navy. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Gules, a chevron between three ostrich 
 feathers argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, an antelope's head erased gules, 
 armed or. Motto — " Valen et volens." Married, July 4, 
 1865, the Hon. Maria Georgiana Carleton, younger dau. of 
 Guy, 3rd Lord Dorchester ; and has with other surviving 
 Issue — -Timothy Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., Capt. Seaforth 
 Highlanders, b. Jan. i, 1869 \_m., Dec. 29, 1898, Nancy, 
 dau. of James Carr Lloyd of Lancing Manor, Sussex ; and 
 has with other issue, Timothy Fetherstonhaugh, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 7, 1899]. Seat — The College, Kirkoswald, 
 Cumberland. Towti res. — 9 Green Street, Park Lane, W. 
 
 The Reverend GEORGE SKETCHLEY FFINDEN, 
 Vicar of Downe, in the county of Kent, and Domestic 
 Chaplain to Earl Carrington. Born October 4, 1836, being 
 the only child of the late George Frederick Ffinden, by 
 Caroline Dorothea Sophia his wife, daughter of Alexander 
 Sketchley of Claphani, in the county of Surrey. Club — 
 Constitutional. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 
 Azure, two chevronels engrailed argent between three escut- 
 cheons of the last, each charged with a cross pat6e fitch^e at 
 the foot sable, in the centre point a bull's head cabossed of 
 the second ; and for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours. 
 
 upon a mount vert, a bull argent, pied and yoked sable, 
 resting the dexter foot upon an escutcheon azure, charged 
 with a cross patte fitch^e at the foot argent ; with the Motto, 
 " Suchet unci ihr werdet finden." Married, September 25, 
 1861, to Frances Margaret, third daughter of the Reverend 
 Henry William Johnson Beauchamp, Master of Arts, Rector 
 of Monk's Risborough, in the county of Buckingham ; and 
 has /w//e— George Constantino Frederick Alexander Sketch- 
 ley Ffinden, Gentleman, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford, born March 26, 1866 ; Constance Caroline Georgina 
 Sketchley ; and Hermione Margaretta Dorothy Sketchley. 
 Post. add. — Downe Vicarage, Farnborough ; R.S.O., Kent. 
 
 PHILIP BERNEY FICKLIN, Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 Norfolk. Born October 3, 1849, being the elder son of the 
 late Reverend PhiUp Utton Brown, by Mary Horatia 
 Russell his wife, daughter of Horatio Pettus Ficklin, and 
 assumed the surname of Ficklin in lieu of his former 
 surname of Brown, and the arms of Ficklin by Royal 
 License dated November 28, 1888, in pursuance of the 
 provisions of the will of the late Thomas John Ficklin, 
 Esquire, late of Linton, in the county of Cambridge, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Clubs — 
 Isthmian, County (Norwich). Liveiy — Claret coat with 
 gilt buttons, striped claret and yellow waistcoat, claret 
 trousers. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, 
 
 on a chevron or, between two escallops in chief of the last 
 and a bezant in base, an escallop of the first ; and for his 
 Crest, an heraldic tiger sejant sable, sem^e of escallops, 
 crined and gorged with a collar gemel or, resting the dexter 
 paw on a bezant ; with the Mottoes, "Semper fidelis," and 
 "Quod bene maneat." Married, July 18, 1888, Rita, only 
 daughter of Alexander Mackintosh, Doctor of Medicine [by 
 his second marriage with Janet, daughter of John Tennent] ; 
 and has had Issue — [i) Philip Sydney Berney Ficklin, 
 Gentleman, born May 20, 1889, and died August 26, 1889 ; 
 (2) Horatio Pettus Mackmtosh Berney Ficklin, Gentleman, 
 born June 13, 1892 ; (3) Alexander Tennent Mackintosh 
 Berney Ficklin , b. May 10, 1895. Postal address— Ta.shmg\\ 
 Hall, near Norwich. 
 
 FIELD. Per chevron or and vert, in chief two dolphins 
 resoecting each other gules, in base a garb of the first. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest— In front of two darts in 
 saltire proper, points upwards, a dolphin embowed per pale 
 or and gules. 
 
 Sons of John Field, d. 1851 :— 
 
 Albert Frederick Field, Gentleman, M.D., M.Ch. 
 (Aberdeen), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Edin.) Res.— 
 Central House, Castle Drive, Falmouth. 
 
 Charles Eastwick Field, Gentleman, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. 
 i?^.r.— Hurst House, Midhurst, Sussex. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 S JOSHUA FIELD. Esquire, D.L. and J.P. for the co. 
 of Surrey and for co. of London, floni Dec. ao, i8a8, 
 being the eldest son of Joshua Field , F.K.S., of Balhani 
 IIou!>«, CO. Surrey, and North Warnborough, co. Hants, 
 by Matildit, dau. of Gea Evans of Balhant Hous<-, co. 
 Surrey. C/*^— Reform. Lit<€>y—I3\\xii. Armorial b«ar- 
 ln|r*— ''<ir chevron sable and azure, a chevron engrailed 
 crniinois between three giubs argent. Mantling sable and 
 or. Oreit— Ufwn a wreath of the colours, a slip of oak 
 fructed in front of an arm in armour fesscways, issuant from 
 clouds from the sinister, holding in the hancl all proper, an 
 iumilhiry sphere erect or. MottO — " Bis dat qui cito dal." 
 MitrrieJ, Aug. 14, 1855, Emma Jessie, eldest dau. of Rol)ert 
 Mendham Evans of Wateringbury, co. Kent ; and has had 
 IssH* — (i) Joshua Leslie Field, Gentleman, M.A., of Ch. 
 Ch., Oxon., Barrister-at-Law, ^. March 11, 18^7 [/«., July 
 a6, 190a, Eveline Flora, dau. of Henry 8. KylanJ, Esq., 
 Master of the Supreme Court] ; (a) Freke Hamilton Field, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. i, i860; ^3) Percy Telford Field, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 10, 1863, late Lieut. 3rd Battahun Ea^^t Surrey 
 Regt. [m., July 1896, Beatrice, dau. of the late Henry Brett 
 Ince, K..C., M.P. for Hastings]; (4) Algernon Sidney Field, 
 Gentleman, b May 7, 1865 ; (5) Gerald Hampden Field, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 16. 1868 (3, Jan. 37, 1901); (6) Cecil 
 Duncan Field, Gentleman, b. July 15, 1871, i8th Hussars 
 [(»»., Oct. 15, 1903, Madoline Phillips Horton] ; (7) Kenneth 
 Douglas Field, Gentleman, R.A. ; Madeline Gertnide ; 
 Malxrl Jessie \m., Nov. aa, 1896, William Anderson Hasted 
 of the India Civil Servicel. Estates — Balhamand Latchmere 
 House, Ham, Surrey ; and Hove, Sussex. Postal addresses 
 — Latchmere, Ham, Surrey ; and 4 Courtney Terrace, 
 Hove, Sussex. 
 
 SThe Most Noblk Sir ALEXANDER WILLIAM 
 GEORGE DUFF, Duke of Fife and Marquess 
 and Earl of Macduff, of the county of Banff, Earl of 
 Fife and Baron Skene, of Skene, in the county of Aber- 
 teen, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom ; Earl 
 Fife, Viscount Macduff and Baron Braco of Kilbryde, in 
 the county of Cavan, in the Peerage of Ireland ; Knight 
 of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, 
 and one of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, 
 Lord-Lieutenant and Gustos Rotulorum of the county of 
 London, Hon. Col. Banffshire Artillery Vol. (R.G.A.). 
 Bom Nov. 10, 1849, being the only son of the Right Hon. 
 the fifth E^l of Fife, by his wife Agnes Georgiana Eliza- 
 beth, commonly known as Lady Agnes Georgiana Elizabeth, 
 daughter of the Right Hon. the seventeenth Earl of ErroU ; 
 Member of Parliament for the counties of Elgin and Nairn, 
 1874-1879 ; late Captain of the Corps of Gentlemen-at- 
 Arms; succeeded his father August 7, 1879. Creations — 
 Baron, July 28, 1735 ; Earl, &c., April 26, 1759 (in Ireland) ; 
 Baron (United Kingdom), October i, 1857; Earl (United 
 Kingdom), 1885; Duke and Marquess (United Kingdom), 
 July 29, 1889 ; Duke of Fife and Earl of Macduff with special 
 remainder (1900). Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, a lion rampant gules (for Macduff) ; 2 and 3, vert, a fesse 
 dancett^e ermine, between a hart's head caboshed in chief, 
 and two escallops in base or (for Duff) ; the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon and the collar, and pendent 
 therefrom ti e badge of the Most Ancient and Most Noble 
 Order of thcThistle, and upon a second escutclieon the arms of 
 his wife, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules three lions passant 
 guardant in pale or (for England) ; 2. or, a lion rampant 
 within a double tressure flory and counterflory gules (for 
 ScoUand) ; 3. azure, a harp or, stringed argent (for Ireland), 
 and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Saxony, 
 namely, barry of ten or and sable, a crown of rue in bend 
 vert. In chief is the distinctive label of Her Royal Highness 
 Princess Louise of Wales, Duchess of Fife, being of five 
 points argent, charged in the centre and outer points with 
 the Cross of St. George gules, and in the two others with a 
 thistle proper. Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet 
 of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled ermine ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a horse in full gallop argent, 
 covered with a mantling gules, bestrewed with escutcheons 
 or, each charged with a lion rampant of the second, on his 
 back a knight in complete armour, with his sword drawn 
 proper, on his sinister arm a shield, charged as the escut- 
 cheons, on the helmet a wreath of the colours, thereon a 
 demi-lion rampant gules. Supporters — Two savages 
 wreathed about the head and waist with laurel, and holding 
 in their exterior hands branches of trees over their shoulders 
 
 all proper. Mottoes — "Deo juvante;" under the shield, 
 " Virtute et operA ; " and upon the sinister side of his 
 achievement, upon a lozenge surmounted by the coronet of 
 her rank, being composed of crosses pat6e, fleurs-de-lis, 
 and strawberry leaves, are placed the arms of Her Royal 
 Highness as upon the second escutcheon, the lozenge Ijeing 
 supported on the dexter side by a lion gu.irdant or, crowned 
 with a like coronet and charged with a like label ; and on 
 the sinister side a unicorn argent, armed, crined, and un- 
 guled or, gorged with a like coronet, therefrom a chain 
 passing between the forelegs and reflexed over the Uvck or, 
 and charged with a label as the dexter. Married, July 27, 
 1889, Her Royal Highness the Princess Louise Victoria 
 Alexandra Dagmar, Lady of the Imperial Order of the 
 Crown of India, and of the Royal Order of Victoria and 
 Albert ; and has Issue — I^dy Alexandra Victoria Al- 
 berta Edwina Louise ; and Lady Maud Alexandra Victoria 
 Georgina Bertha. Seats — Duff House, in the co. of Banff; 
 Mar Lodge, Bracmar; East Sheen Lodge, near Rich- 
 mond, in the co. of Surrey. Town residence — 15 Portman 
 Square, W. Clubs — Brooks s, Marlborough. Athenaeum, 
 Ttirf, Garrick, Royal Yacht Squadron. 
 
 Sir AUBONE GEORGE FIFE, late Col. 6th Dragoon 
 Guards (Carabiniers), Standard - Bearer to His Majesty's 
 Royal Bodyguard of the Honourable Corps of Genlleinen- 
 at-Arnis, and Barrister-at-Law, Knight of the Order of the 
 Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Born Feb, 
 I, 1847, being the third son of the late William Henry Fife 
 of Lee Hall, in co. Northumberland, by Lucy Cookson liis 
 first wife, and a grandson of the late Sir John Fife ; served 
 on the Canadian frontier during the raids in 1866 and 1867 ; 
 in the Afghan War 1879 and 1880 ; in the Brumese War 
 1886 and 1887 ; Lieut. -Col. Com. and Hon. Col. Mont- 
 gomeryshire Yeoni. Cavalry 1866 to 1889 ; Brigade-Major 
 Portsmouth Infantry Vol. Brigade 1889-1895. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, a lion rampant gules, guttle d'or, lietween 
 three thistles slipped and leaved proper. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, out of the battlements of a tower 
 proper, a demi-lion gules, holding in the dexter paw a 
 sallire argent, and resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon 
 or, charged with a thistle as in the arms. Motto — " Virtute 
 et opera." Postal addresses — 42 Jermyn Street, London, 
 S.W. ; St. James's Palace, London, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY FIFE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Dorset, and for the North Riding of the 
 county of York, Captain late 9th Lancers. Born Septemlwr 
 18, 1845, being the second son of the late William Henry 
 Fife of Lee Hall, in the dunty of Northumberland, by 
 Lucy his first wife, and is a grandson of the late Sir John Fife. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, Yorkshire. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : or, a lion ramp.int gules, guttfe-d'or, 
 between three thistles slipped and leaved proper ; and for 
 his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, out of the battlements 
 of a tower proper, a demi-lion gules, holding in liie dexter 
 paw a saltire argent, and resting the sinister paw on an 
 escutcheon or, charged with a thistle as in the arms ; 
 with the Motto, " Virtute et opera." Married, October 16, 
 1879, J.inet, eldest daughter of Alexander Boyle, Vice- 
 Admiral in the Royal Navy; and \\?is, Issue — (i) Alexander 
 John Fife, Gentleman, 6oth King's Royal Rifle Corps, born 
 August 13, 1880 ; (2) Harry Arebone Fife, Gentleman ; and 
 Lucy Agnes. Postal address — V.^x\^\on Hall, Northaller- 
 ton, Yorkshire. 
 
 JOHN COOKSON FIFE - COOKSON, Esquire, 
 Lieut. -Col., J.P. and D.L. for the co. of Dur- 
 ham, and J.P. for the North Riding of the county 
 of York and for Northumberland. Born 1844, l)eing 
 the eldest son of the late William Henry Fife, Esq., of Lee 
 Hall, in the county of Northumberland, by Lucy his first 
 wife, and grandson of the late Sir John Fife; late 6sth 
 Regiment, and Military Attache to the Embassy in Turkey 
 during the Russo-Turkish War; author of "With the 
 Balkan Armies ; " was promoted to be Major for services in 
 Turkey, and retired with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 By Royal License, dated December 2, 1878, he assumed 
 the surname of Cookson in addition to and after his 
 surname of Fife, and the arms of Cookson quarterly with his 
 own, under the will of John Cookson Esq., J. P., D.L , of 
 Whitehill, in the county of Durham, on succeeding to the 
 Whitehill estates. Armorial bearings— Quarterly iand4, 
 per pale argent and gules, a pale between two legs 
 
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 coupetl nt the (high in nrmuur all counterchanged (for 
 Cookson), a and 3 or, n lion ram|Mint ^'ules, gutties 
 d'lir, JKtwecn three thistles leaved and slipped proper (for 
 Fife); and for his Oretta, i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a deini-lion proper, gutlde^e-sang, grasping in )>oth paws 
 a club also proper (for Cookson) ; a. on a wreath of the 
 colours, out of the Uitllements of a tower proper a denu- 
 lion gules, holding in the dexter paw a sjiltire argent, and 
 resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon or, charged with 
 
 a thistle as in the arms (for Fife); with the MottO, " Vir- 
 tute et opera." Estates and postal addresses — Whitehill- 
 Chester-le-Street, in the county of Durham ; and Lee Hall, 
 Wark-on-Tyne, Northumberland. Club — United Service. 
 
 FILGATE, see MACARTNEY-FILGATE. 
 
 FILLEUL (H. Coll.). Vair, on abend dovetailed plain 
 cottised gules, three escallops or. Mantling azure and 
 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's 
 head t-rased arg»>nt, gorged with a collar dovetailed with 
 chain rcHexecl over the neck gules, thereon three escallops 
 or, the whole between two forelegs of a unicorn erect sable. 
 Motto — "In tutela beata.'' [Ped. "Armorial of Jersey," 
 by Payne.] 
 
 Sons of Rev. Philip Valpy Mourant Filleul of South- 
 brook, Upwey, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1824 ; </. 1901; m. 1853, 
 Marianne, d. of Samuel Rainbow Girdlestone, Barris- 
 ter-at-Law : — 
 
 Rev. Philip William Girdlestone Filleul, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 b. 1854 ; m. i88a, Elizabeth, d. of Eusebius Joseph Rod- 
 way ; and has issue — (i) Philip Rowland Filleul, Gentleman, 
 b. x88s ; (2) Leonard Aniauri Filleul, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; 
 (3) Ernest Edward F'illeul, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; Elsie 
 Marianne; and Dorothy Blanche. Res. — St. Ebbe's Rec- 
 tory, Oxford. 
 
 Rev. Samuel Edward Valpy Filleul, Clk. in H. Orders, 
 M.A. (Oxon.), Rector of All Saints, Dorchester, b. 24 June 
 1855 ; m. 17 Dec. i8^i, Mary Jane Bashall, d. of Richard 
 Rodgett ; and has issue — (i) Richard Rodgett Filleul, 
 Gentleman, b. i Oct 1892; (2) Philip Miles Filleul, Gentle- 
 man, b. 13 Apl. 1894 ; (3) John Valpy F"illeul, Gentleman, 
 b. I June 1898; (4) FVancis Edward Filleul, Gentleman, 
 b. 19 Feb. 1902 ; Grace Mary ; and Phyllis Elizabeth. 
 Res. — South Walks House, Dorchester, 
 
 Son of William Gabriel Filleul of Nelson, N.Z., *. 1831 ; 
 d. 1902 ; m. 1859, Louisa Anne Belcher : — 
 
 Richard Algernon George Filleul, Gentleman, b. 1863; 
 m. 1898, Frances Matilda, d. of Eustace Wriothesley 
 Roxby ; and has issue— (i) Eustace William Filleul, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1899; (2) George Roxby Filleul, Gentleman, 
 b. 1901. Seat — Taupata Estate, CoUingwood, New Zealand. 
 
 FINCH, quartered by EVANS. 
 
 M Right Honourable GEORGE HENRY FINCH, 
 9 Esquire, P.C, M.A. (Oxon.), J.P. for co. Rutland, 
 Hon. Major Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry, M.P. for co. 
 Rutland since Nov. 23, 1867. Born Feb. 20, 1835, being 
 the son of the late George Finch, Esq., of Burle^-on-the- 
 Hill, J.P. and D.L., by his second wife Lady Louisa Eliza- 
 beth, fifth dau. of the Most Hon. the 6th Duke of Beaufort. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron between three grif- 
 fins passant sable, a bordure wavy ermines. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a pegasus 
 courant argent, winged, crined, and unguled or, debruised 
 by a pallet wavy sable. MottO — ' ' Nil conscire sibi." Mar- 
 ried, firstly, Feb. 1861, Emily Eglantine, eldest dau. of John 
 Balfour, Esq. , of Balbirnie, co. Fife ; and by her (who died 
 April 1865) has Issue — (i) Alan George Finch, Gentleman, 
 b. May 4, 1863 ; Magdalen ; and Gwendoline ; secondly, 
 Aug. 1871, Edith, dau. of Alfred Montgomery, Esq. ; and 
 by her has (2) Somerset Alfred George Finch, Gentleman; 
 (3) Wilfred Henry Montgomery Finch, Gentleman ; Gwen- 
 doline [m. D. Evan Hanker] ; Edith Sybil Mary [m. O. L. 
 Currie] ; Margaret Georgina ; Essex ; Jasmine Cecilia ; and 
 Verona Cecil. Postal address — Burley-on-the-Hill, Oakham. 
 C/«^— Carlton. 
 
 HENRY FINCH, Gentleman, of Willesdon, Barrister-at- 
 Law, late a Moneyer, Born July 23, 1831, being the younger 
 son of the late Robert Finch, Gentleman, of DoUis Hill, in 
 the CO. of Middlesex, Moneyer in the Royal Mint, by Mary 
 his wife, eldest surviving dau. of Richard Franklyn of Tot- 
 teridge, in the co. of Hertford, also a Moneyer in the Royal 
 Mint. Livery — Blue, with blue and white striped waist- 
 coat and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a 
 chevron engrailed ermine, between three gryphons passant, 
 with wings elevated or, a lion's head erased sable, between 
 two magpies proper ; and for a Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a gryphon segreant azure, bezant6e, the wings 
 elevated or, holding between the paws an escocheon ermine, 
 charged with a lion's head erased, as in the arms ; with the 
 Motto, "Carpe diem." Married, firstly, February 5, 1868, 
 Catherine, youngest daughter of William Scott of Kensal 
 Manor House, Willesden, in the county of Middlesex, and 
 of Leith, Scotland (she died August 16, 1879) ; and secondly, 
 February 22, 1881, Sarah Jane, second daughter of the late 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Browne of Breaghwy, in the county of 
 Mayo, Ireland. By the first marriage there is Issue — (i) Henry 
 William Finch, Gentleman, b. Jan. 2, 1869 ; (2) Ernest 
 Cormack Finch, Gentleman, b. Feb. 4, 1870; (3) Edward 
 Harlee Finch, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Scots Fusiliers, 
 
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 and was killed in action at Fredericksbad Oct. 21, 1900., 
 b. Aug. s, 1876; (4) Robert Geoffrey Finch, Gentleman, 
 
 b. Feb. 9, 1879 ; Catherine Scott ; Mary Elizabeth ; and 
 Janet Maud. Postal address — Bergen House, South God- 
 stone, Surrey, 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT FINCH, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, eldest 
 son of the late Robert Finch, Gentleman, of Dollis Hill, in the 
 county of Middlesex, Moneyer in the Royal Mint, by Mary 
 his wife, eldest surviving daughter of Richard Franklyn of 
 Totteridge, in the county of Hertford, also a Moneyer in 
 the Royal Mint. Livery — Blue, with blue and yellow striped 
 waistcoat and brass buttons. Armorial bearlngs^He 
 bears for Arms : Azure, on a chevron engrailed ermine, 
 between three gryphons passant, with wings elevated or, a 
 lion's head erased sable, between two magpies proper ; and 
 for a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a gryphon segreant 
 azure, bezant^e, the wings elevated or, holding between the 
 paws an escocheon ermine, charged with a lion's head 
 erased as in the arms. Motto — " Carpe diem." 
 
 FINCH (H. Coll.). Argent, on a pile azure, between 
 two chaplets of roses in base gules, a goldfinch close 
 proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a hillock, thereon a goldfinch as 
 in the arms, a branch of a hawthorn tree or. Motto — 
 " Honor et aequitas." 
 
 Sons of Henry Finch of Weston Hall, Upper Norwood, 
 London, S.E. , b. ; d. \ m. 
 
 Henry Hobson Finch, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Goffs 
 Hill, Crawley, Sussex. 
 
 George H. Finch, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Mayfield, 
 
 I Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood, S.E. 
 
 WILLIAM DAVID FINCH-HATTON-BESLY, Gen- 
 tleman (formerly Finch-Hatton) ; assumed the additional 
 surname and arms of Besly by Royal Licence 1893. Born 
 Nov. 27, 1857, being the third but second surviving son of 
 the Rev. William Robert Finch-Hatton, Rector of Great 
 Weldon, Northants (Winchelsea, Earl of. Collaterals), by 
 his wife Agnes Graham, second dau. of the Rev. Montagu 
 Oxenden, and sister of Sir Henry Oxenden, Bart. Armorial 
 bearings - Quarterly i and 4, quarterly wavy or and sable, 
 two bendlets raguly gules between as many towers, triple- 
 towered argent (for Besly) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron 
 between three gryphons passant sable (for Finch). Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a tower triple-towered argent, the trunk of a tree 
 fesseways eradicated and sprouting to the dexter proper 
 (for Besly) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a pegasus courant 
 argent, wings endorsed or. Motto — " Tandem vi." Mar- 
 ried, 1893, Caroline, widow of Edmund Heysham Wood- 
 
 Besly, Gentleman (formerly Wood, but assumed the addi- 
 tional surname and arms of Besly V^y Royal Licence), and 
 eldest dau. of the late W. H. Besly of Dunmore, Devon, 
 and niece and heir of the late Rev. J. Besly, D.C.L., Vicar 
 of Long Benton, Northumberland, and of Sidbrook, Somer- 
 set. Seats— GoWan House, West Monkton, Taunton ; 
 Sidbrook Hall, Taunton. Town residence— Kensington 
 Gardens Square, London, W. 
 
 FINDLATER. Azure, a chevron between three estoiles 
 in chief or, and an eagle regardant with wings displayed in 
 base proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, on a rock an eagle regardant with wings 
 displayed all proper, the breast and each wing charged 
 with an estoile of the arms. Motto — " Sit mihi libertas.' 
 
 Son of William Findlater, b. 1792; d. 183 1 ; m. 1822, 
 
 Sophia Huffington : — 
 Sir William Huffington Findlater {g'.v.). 
 
 Son of John Findlater, b. 1802 ; d. 1836 ; ;«. 1827, 
 
 Mary Ann Hughes : — 
 John Findlater, Esq., J. P. city of Dublin, b. 1828; m. 
 1854, Mary, d. of John Johnston ; and has issue — (1) Adam 
 Seaton Findlater, Esq. (St. Alban's, Monkstown, Dublin), 
 J. P. CO. of Dublin, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Chairman 
 Kingstown Commissioners 1895-7, b. 1855 [m. 1881, Mary 
 Agatha M'Curdy ; and has issue — Seaton M'Curdy Find- 
 later, Gentleman, b. 1886; and Wanda Mary]; (2) John 
 Findlater Gentleman, b. 1858 [m. ist, Helen F. Corscaden 
 {d. 1894); 2nd, Edith Heinekey; and has issue — Frank 
 Findlater, Gentleman ; James Ronald Findlater, Gentleman ; 
 John Corscaden Findlater, Gentleman; Jean Martin; and 
 Mary]; (3) Alexander Findlater, Gentleman, B.A., M.D., 
 B.Ch. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 10 Dec. i860 [;«. 25 Feb. 
 1886, Emily Anna, d. of Thomas Donnelly ; and has 
 issue — Helen. Res. — North Lodge, Edgware, Middx.]; 
 (4) William Findlater, Gentleman, M.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.) (Melville, Avoca Avenue, Blackrock), b. 1867 [m. 1891, 
 Lucie Heinekey ; and has issue — Marjorie ; Doris ; and 
 Sheila]; (5) Charles Arthur Findlater, Gentleman (Johannes- 
 burg), b. 1870 ; (6) Herbert Snowden Findlater, Gentleman, 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Solicitor (69 and 70 Dame Street, 
 Dublin), b. 16 Oct. 1873; m. 1903, Evelyn Maxwell 
 
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 Thompson. Rti. — Sunnyside, Olenageary Hill, Kings- 
 town. 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM HUFFINGTON FINDLATER. 
 Knight B.'xchelor (i897». J. P., D.L. co. Dublin. 
 M.P. CO. Monnghan 1880-85, ''resident Incorporated Law 
 Society of Ireland 1878. Founded 1904 Perpetual Annuity 
 of ;f3S in Solicitors' Benevolent Association. Bom 1824, 
 being the only son of the late William Findlater of Lon- 
 donderry. C/«3i— Devonshire, Reform. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Arure, a chevron lietween thrc« estoiies in chief 
 or, an eagle regardant, wings displayed in base proper. 
 Crert — On a rock, an eagle regardant, wings displayed 
 all proper, the heart and each wing charged with an 
 estoile of the arms. Motto — "Sit mini libertas." Mat- 
 ritd, firstly, M.-u-y J., dau. of the late John Wolfe, 
 Solicitor, Dublin ; and secondly, 1878, Marion, eld. dau. 
 of the late Lieut. -CoL Archibald Park, Bengal Army 
 (and granddau. of Mungo Park, the celebrated Afri- 
 can traveller) ; and has Issue — (i) William Alexander Victor 
 Findlater, Esq., b. 1880; (2) Percival St. Geor^ Findlater, 
 Esq., b. 188a. Postal addresses — 33 Fitzwilliam Square, 
 Dublin; Fcrnside, Killinney, co. Dublin. 
 
 FINDLAY of Aberlour (L.O., i6 June ipoa). Or, a chev- 
 ron purpure between two thistles slipped proper, in chief 
 and m base a rose gules, barbed and seeded vert. HaJitling 
 
 purpure, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 the figure of Mercury, holding a caduceus in his sinister 
 hand all proper. Motto — " Est et silentio merces." 
 
 Sons of late John Ritchie Findlay, Esq. , of Aberlour, 
 
 Banffshire. J. P., D.L., F.S.A. (Scot.), b. 1824 ; d. 1898 ; 
 
 m. 1863, Susan, d. of late James Leslie, C.E.. of 
 
 Edinburgh : — 
 John Ritchie Findlay, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Banff, D.L. 
 city of Edinburgh, M.A., F.R.S.E., F.S.A. (Scot.), b. 13 
 Jan. 1866 ; m. 9 July 1901, Harriet Jane, d. of Sir Jonathan 
 E. Backhouse, Bart. ; and has issue — (i) John Edmund 
 Ritchie Findlay, Gentleman, b. 14 June 1902; (2) Roland 
 Lewis Findlay, Gentleman, b. 14 July 1903 ; and Laetitia 
 
 Florence. .SVa/— Aberlour. Banffshire. Res,— 27 Drum- 
 sheugh Gardens. Edinburgh. Club — New (Edinburgh). 
 
 James Leslie Findlay, Gentleman, Architect I Arms us 
 above, but (malric. 1902) the chevron engniiifil. Crest 
 (in lieu of above) — A bioar passant sable. Motto—" Foriis 
 et fidelis "], b. 30 April 1868 ; in. 21 Oct. 1897, Kathleen 
 Marguerite, d. of J. Theodore Richardson, Esq., D.L., of 
 
 Lisburn, co. Antrim ; and has issue — Patrick Herbert Leslie 
 Findlay, Gentleman, b. 21 Jan. 1904; Dorothy Leslie; and 
 Elizabeth Ivan Leslie. Res. — 10 Eton Terrace, Edinburgh. 
 Club — University (Edinburgh). 
 
 Charles William M'Diarmid Findlay, Esq., B.A., Capt. 
 Gordon Highlanders [Arms as above, but (matric. 1 July 
 1902) the chevron invected. Crest (in lieu of above)— 
 A boar passant sable. Motto — " Fortis et fidelis"]. served 
 in South Africa, wounded at Elandslaagte 1899. b. 1872; 
 m. 1902. Eva Noel, d. of Sir J. Noel Paton, H.M. Limner 
 for Scotland. Res. — 
 
 JAMES FINDLAY of Easterhill, co. Lanark, Gentle- 
 man. Bom 1819, being the third and only surviving son 
 of the late Robert Findlay, Esquire, of Easterhill and 
 Boturich. Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant, by 
 his wife Mary, eldest daughter of John Buchanan. Esquire. 
 of Ardoch. in the county of Dumbarton. Vice- Lieutenant 
 and Memlier of Parliament (1821-1826) for that county. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, on a 
 chevron between two roses in chief and a double-headed 
 eagle displayed in base gules, two swords chevronways, 
 points downwards of the first, hilled and pommelled or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of the liveries is set for Crest, a boar passant argent. 
 Motto — "Fortis in arduis." Mariied, firstly, 1851. Eleanor 
 Sarah, third daughter of Sir Daniel Keyte Sandford, and 
 sister of the Right Honourable the first Baron Sandford ; 
 by whom he has Issue — Cecilia Mary Louisa [married, 
 August S, 1882, Walter Combermere Lee Floyd, Esquire, 
 seventh son of Major-General Sir Hennf Floyd, Baronet, 
 and has issue]. He married secondly, Lucy Anna de Car- 
 
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 donnel, second daughter of Colonel Greaves-Elmsall of 
 Woodlands, in the county of York; by whom he has— 
 
 Robert de Cardonnel Findlay, Gentleman, born April 26, 
 1868. Seat— EnsterhiW, Tollcross, in the county of Lanark. 
 Residence— SkeWow Hall, Doncaster. 
 
 H ROBERT ELMSALL FINDLAY, Esquire, J. P. for 
 ® CO. Dumbarton, M.A. Balliol Col., Oxford, Capt. 
 
 Jueen's Own Glasgow Imp. Yeom. Born April 25, 1855, 
 being the eldest son of the late Charles Bannatyne Findlay, 
 
 Esq. , J. P. and D.L., of Boturich, by his wife Georgiana de 
 Cardonnel, dau. of Col. Elmsall of Woodlands, co. York. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween two roses in chief and a double-headed eagle diss 
 played in base gules, two swords chevronways, point- 
 downwards of the first, hilted and pommelled or. Mant- 
 ling' gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a boar passant argent. MottO — " Fortis in 
 arduis." Married, August 10, 1882, Jane Cecilia Louise, 
 dau. of James Scott of Woodside Place, Glasgow ; and has 
 Issue— (i) Charles Bannatyne Findlay, Gentleman, Royal 
 Field Artillery, b. Oct. 18, 1883 ; (2) Robert Scott Findlay, 
 Gentleman, b. April 17, 1887 ; (3) George de Cardonnell 
 Elmsall Findlay, b. Aug. 20, 1889 ; (4) James Buchanan 
 Findlay, b. Jan. 7, 1895 ; and Jane Cecilia Hope. Seat — 
 Boturicti Castle, Balloch, co. Dumbarton. Clubs — Carlton, 
 New (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow). 
 
 § Major JOHN FINLAY, late 78th Highlanders. Born 
 Oct. 17, 1833, being the third but only surviving son 
 of the late John Finlay, Esq., J. P. co. Perth, by his wife 
 Isabella, dan. of Richard Hotchkis of Edinburgh. Armo- 
 rial Ijearings— Argent, on a chevron between two roses in 
 
 chief gules, and in base a salmon on its back proper, with 
 a signet ring in its mouth or, two swords chevronways, 
 points downwards of the first, hilted and pommelled gold, 
 all within a bordure of the second. Mantling gules and 
 argent Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand 
 couped at the wrist holding a sword in bend all proper. 
 Motto— "I'll be wary." Married, Jan. 13, 1863, Mary 
 Marcella, dau. of Thomas Taylor, B.C.S. ; and has, with 
 other Issue -Ian Archibald Finlay, Gentleman, Lieut. R. 
 Scots Greys, b. 1878. Seats-C^sWe Toward, Argyllshire ; 
 Woodhay, Windlesham, Surrey. Club—htmy and Navy, 
 New (Edinburgh). 
 
 SSiR ROBERT BANNATYNE FINLAY. G.C.M.G.. 
 of Newton, co. Nairn, K.B.. one of H.M Counsel 
 Learned in the Law. Attorney-General, M.P. for Inverness 
 
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 Burghs, in Comn. of Peace, and D.L. co. Nairn. Bom 
 184a, l>eing the eldest son of William Findlay, F.R.C.P., 
 of St. Colnic's, Trinity, near Edinburgh ; and was dubl>ed 
 Kni>;lu Ikichelor, 1^5. Clubs— \\rooV.s\, Garrick. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, on a 
 chevron vert, between two roses in chief and a mullet 
 in l>ase gules, two swords points downwards of the field, 
 hilted and pommelled or ; and impaling the arms of Innes, 
 namely argent, a chevron between three mullets azure. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet liefitting his degree, 
 with a mantling vert doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a hand holdmg a dagger 
 proper; and in an escroU above, this Motto, " Kortis in 
 arduis." Married, 1874, Mary, daughter of the late Cosmo 
 Innes, Advocate, of Edinburgh. Postal addresses — 31 
 PhiUimore Gardens, Kensington, W. ; Newton, Nairn, 
 N.B. 
 
 FINNEMORE (U.O., i May 190^). Ermine, on a chev- 
 ron gules, between in chief two gnu s heads erased proper, 
 and in base an Irish harp or, stringed argent, a chevronel 
 of the last. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion ram- 
 pant gules, gorged with an antique Irish crown, and hold- 
 mg in the dexter paw a fleam or. Motto— "Siies mea 
 
 wreath of the colours, on a Roman fasces proper, a gnu's 
 head as in the arms. Motto — " Ad finem ora." 
 
 Eld. and only surv. son of Isaac Powell Finnemore of 
 Ballyward, co. Wicklow, Ireland, and Pietermaritzburg, 
 by Jane, d. of Thomas Clarke of London : — 
 Robert Isaac Finnemore, Esq., Senior Puisne Judge of 
 the Supreme Court of Natal 1896-1904, and Acting Chief- 
 Justice in 1903 and 1904, J.P., F.R.A.S., F.R.G.S., 
 F.R.Hist.S.,F.S.S..F.Z.S., F.A.I. , F.I.I.,*. 29001.1842; 
 m. 7 June 1887, Catherine Augusta, only d. (by second 
 mar.) of late John Russom, Esq., J. P., sometime Mayor of 
 Pietermaritzburg ; and has surv. issue — Robert Isaac F'inne- 
 more. Gentleman, b. 15 Apl. 1888 ; Irene Augusta Violet ; 
 Catherine Isabel ; and Norah Clementina. Res. — Elim 
 House, Pietermaritzburg, Natal. Post. add. — 401 Pieter- 
 maritz Street, Pietermaritzburg, Natal. C/w*- Victoria 
 (Pietermaritzburg). 
 
 HENRY LESLIE FINNY, Gentleman, M.D.. &c. 
 
 Bom , being the eldest son of the late Rev. Henry 
 
 Maturin Finny, B.A., by his wife Agnes Amelia, dau. of 
 the Rev. Edward Leslie, B.D. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, azure, on a chevron between two trefoils 
 slipped in chief and a lion rampant in base or, three escal- 
 lops gules (for Finny) ; 2 and 3 ermines, on a cross engrailed 
 or, five mullets vert (for Warner). Mantling azure and 
 
 Deus." Estate — Leixlip, Ireland, 
 mere Port, near Chester. 
 
 Postal address — Elles- 
 
 Professor JOHN MAGEE FINNY, B.A, (Dublin), 
 M.D. (Dublin University), F. (and Ex-President) R.C.P., 
 King's Professor of Medicine (Trin. Coll., Dublin). 
 Bom 1841, being the son of the late Rev. Thomas 
 Henry Cotter Finny, B.A., by his second wife Frances, 
 dau. of the Most Rev. William Magee, D.D., Arch- 
 bishop of Dublin. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 
 4, azure, on a chevron between two trefoils slipped in 
 chief and a lion rampant in base or, three escallops giiles 
 (for Finny) ; 2 and 3 ermines, on a cross engrailed or, five 
 mullets vert (for Warner). Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, 
 gorged with an antique Irish crown, and holding in the 
 dexter paw a fleam or. MottO — " Spes mea Deus." Mar- 
 ried, July 24, 1873, Agnes Anne, dau. of William Watson, 
 Esq., J. P. ; and has I.ssue — (i) William Watson Finny, 
 Gentleman, B.L., M.A. (Oxon.), M.D. (Dublin); b. April 
 22, 1876 \m., 1904, Phyllis Rose, only dau. of Philip 
 Champion de Crespigny of Round Hill, Lyndhurst, 
 Hants.] ; (2) Cecil Edward Finny, Gentleman, b. July 30, 
 1877 \m., 1904, Isabel Norah, youngest dau. of the late 
 Richard Marriott of Birmingham] ; (3) Arthur John Finny, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 29, 1884 ; (4) Charles Morgan Finny, 
 Gentleman, b. July 9, 1886; and three daughters. Postal 
 address — 36 Merrion Square, Dublin. Club — University 
 (Dublin). 
 
 THOMAS GEORGE ROECASTLE FINNY, Gentle- 
 man, Commander Royal Indian Marine Service. Born 
 
 , being the son of the late Rev. Thomas Henry Cotter 
 
 Finny, B.A. , by his third wife Mary Louisa Morris. Armo- 
 rial bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4, azure, on a chevron 
 between two trefoils slipped in chief and a lion rampant in 
 base or, three escallops gules (for Finny) ; 2 and 3 ermines, 
 on a cross engrailed or, five mullets vert (for Warner). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, gorged with an antique Irish 
 crown, and holding in the dexter paw a fleam or. Motto 
 — " Spes mea Deus." Postal address — Post-Office, Madras. 
 
 WILLIAM EVELYN ST. LAWRENCE FINNY, 
 M.D., M.B., Chirurgise Magister, B.A.O., Licentiate in 
 Midwifery, Licentiate of Medicine and of Midwifery of 
 the Royal College of Physicians, Mayor of Kingston-upon- 
 Thames (1898-99 and 1901-2). Born Sept. 1, 1864, being 
 the second son of the late Rev. Henry Maturin Finny of 
 Gotham, in the co. of Derby, B.A. of the Univ. of Dublin, 
 
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 by his wife Agnes Amelia (married, secondly, the Rev. 
 George Nesbit Tredennick of Lismore Cathedral, in the 
 CO. of Waterford), dau. of the Rev. Edward Leslie, B.D. 
 (O.xon. ), Rector of Dromore. Livery — Blue cloth with yellow 
 facings and gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, azure, on a chevron between two trefoils slipped in 
 chief and a lion rampant in base or, three escallops gules ; 
 
 2 and 3 ermines, on a cross engrailed or, five mullets vert. 
 -Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or. Crest— Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-Iion rampant gules, gorged with an 
 antique Irish crown and holding in the dexter paw a fleam 
 or. Motto — " Spes mea Deus." Married, Oct. 19, 1898, 
 Rosa, youngest dau. of the late William Clements, formerly 
 of Cream Hall, Higbury, and Woodside, Redhill, Surrey ; 
 and has /«i/«— Thomas Clements Leslie Maturin Finny, 
 Gentleman, h. Aug. i, 1900. Postal address — Taniesa, 
 Kingston Hill, Surrey. Clubs — Camera, Royal Societies'. 
 
 M JOSEPH THOMAS FIRBANK, Esquire, J.P. and 
 W D.L. CO. Monmouth, J.P. co. Kent, High Sheriff 
 
 1891, 
 
 and M.P. for the Eastern Division of Hull 1895, 
 Engineer and Railway Volunteer Staff Corps. Born 
 
 1850, being the eldest son of the late Joseph Firbank, Esq., 
 of St. Julian's, Monmouth, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 
 1886, by his wife Sarah, widow of John Fryatt of Melton 
 Mowbray. Clubs— (Zz.x\\.ox\, Junior Carlton, Junior Con- 
 stitutional, Union, Whites. iGrmorial bearings — Argent, 
 a fesse nebuly plain cotised sable, between in chief two 
 robins proper and in base a martlet sable. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, a sun in splendour between two ostrich 
 feathers. Motto — " Ccelitus mihi vires." Married, June 6, 
 1883, Jane Harriette, fourth dau. of the late Rev. James 
 Perkins Garrett of Kilgarron and Kellistown, co. Carlow ; 
 and has Issue— [\) Joseph Sydney Firbank, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 30, 1884 ; (2) Arthur Annesley Ronald Firbank, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 17, 1886 ; (3) Hubert Somerset Firbank, 
 Gentleman, b. May 27, 1887 ; and Heather. Seats— "Sa. 
 Julian's, Newport, co. Monmouth; The Coopers, Chisle- 
 hurst, Kent. 
 
 HUMPHREY BROOKE FIRMAN. Gentleman. Born 
 1858, being the eldest son of the late Humphrey Brooke Fir- 
 man, by his wife Anne Louisa, dau. of Thomas Gibbon Fitz- 
 gibbon of Ballyseeda, co. Limerick. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent on a chevron sable, between three 
 lions' heads erased gules, a sun in splendour between two 
 anchors erect or (for Firman) ; 2 and 3 per pale or and gules, 
 a cross engrailed counterchanged, in the centre point a cres- 
 cent also counterchanged (for Brooke). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of two crosses crosslet fitch^e in saltire gules, a sun in 
 splendour or. Motto — ' ' Firmus in Christo. " Married, Jan. 
 15, 1880, Florence Adelaide, only dau. of Vice-Admiral Sir 
 Arthur Gumming, K.C. B. , of Foston Hall, co. Derby; and 
 has Issue — Humphrey Osbaldeston Brooke Firman, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1886 ; Ivy ; and Gladys. Seat — Gateforth Hall, 
 Selby, CO. York. Clubs — Boodle's, Naval and Military. 
 
 BERNARD ALEXANDER FIRTH, Gentleman. Born 
 Jan. 14, 1866, being the fourth son of the late Mark Firth, 
 Gentleman, of Oakbrook, Sheffield, Yorkshire. Armorial 
 bearing^S — Or, on a pile gules, between two battle-axes 
 
 erect sable, a lion rampant of the field. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, in front of a demi-lion rampant or, two battle-axes in 
 saltire sable. Motto—" Deo non fortuna." Married 
 Mary Lewton, dau. of the late Rev. Edward Lewton Pennly 
 R.N. ; and has Issue— (1) Alec Mark Bernard Firth, Gentte- 
 man, b. Sept. i, 1889 ; (2) Charles Phillimore Lewton Firth. 
 Gentleman, b. July 17, 1893; (s) Mark Firth, Gentleman. 
 b. May 10, 1896 ; Kathleen Mary ; and Anthea Penne. lie- 
 sidence— 'Morion Hall, near Sheffield. 
 
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 S FREDERIC HAND FIRTH. Esq.. J. P. and D.L. 
 for Devon. Horn 1834, being tlie eldest son of the 
 late Thomas Firth of Hartford Kcdge. co. Chester, by his 
 second wife Ann, dan. of the l;itc Thomas Hand of Middlc- 
 wich, CO. Chester. Armoiial bearlngv -Azure, a chevron 
 engrailed ermine, b«-twcon two battle-axes in chief and 
 a garb in base or. Mantling azure and argent ; and for 
 his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, 
 thereon a griffin p.assant in front of a hurst of six trees 
 proper. Motto — " Deus incrementum dedit." Married, 
 tirst, 1846, Mary, eldest dau. of the late Joseph Mallaby (she 
 dii'd 1886); and, 1888, Caroline, youngest dau. of the late 
 
 ioseph Firth ; and has, with other /««<:— Frederic William 
 'irth. Gentleman, b. 1849. Seat—VXact, Ashburton. Club 
 — Constitutional. 
 
 MARK FIRTH, Esquire, J.P. for the co. of Leicester. 
 Bom i860, being the second son of the late Mark Firth, 
 Gentleman, of Oaktwook, Sheffield, Yorkshire. Arxno- 
 rial boaiinj^— Or, on a pile gules, between two battle- 
 
 axes erect sable, a lion rampant of the field, impaling the 
 arms of Foster, namely ermine, a bugle-horn vert, garnished 
 and stringed or, on a chief arched gules, two roses argent. 
 Man t llTi g gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, in front of a demi-lion rampant or, two 
 battle-axes in saltire sable. Motto — "Deonon fortuna." 
 Married, 1895, Ida, fourth dau. of the late John Foster of 
 Thome, Yorkshire. 5m/— Wistow Hall, Leicester. Club 
 — Junior Carlton. 
 
 FISHER (H. Coll., arms confirmed and crest granted 
 IS Sept. 1730). Argent, a fesse wavy between three fleurs- 
 de-lis sable. MantUng gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a kingfis-her proper, holding in 
 the dexter foot a fleur-de-lis sable. MottO — " Non sibi 
 sed patrise." Livery — Dark blue. 
 
 Son of Thomas Fisher, Gentleman, of Birmingham, 
 b. 1852 ; d. 1887 ; m. , Margaret, d. of Sir Alfred 
 Hickman of Wolverhampton : — 
 Thomas Fisher, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Fisher, Rector and Patron of tlie 
 Living of Higham-on-the-Hill, b. ij^j ; d. 1868 ; m. ist, 
 
 Elica, d. of Rev. John Cartwright, Rector of Preston 
 
 Bagot, nr. Henley ; and, 183a, Sophia Frances, d. of 
 
 the Rev. James Lyre Harrington, Rector of Sapcote 
 
 CO. l^eicester : — 
 
 John Fisher, (lentlcman. Lord of the Manor and Patron 
 
 of the Living of Higham on-the-Hill, b. 1834; vi. 1st, 1867, 
 
 Emily (d. 1887), onlyd. of JohnScholefieid of Birmingham ; 
 
 and, 1899, Isabella Rosina, d. of the late Patrick Caddell 
 
 of Stirling; and has issue — (i) John Francis Fisher, 
 
 Esq., Capt. R.A., b. 1868, killed in S. Africa in 1901 ; 
 
 (a) Arthur Thomas Fisher, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; (3) Cecil 
 
 Herbert Fisher, Gentleman, b. 13 July 1877. kes.—^x, 
 
 Ediths, Bromham, Chippenham, Wilts. Club — New 
 
 University, 
 
 Rev. Henry Fisher, M.A. Camb., Rector of Higham-on- 
 he-Hill, b. 1837; m. 1870, Katherine, d. of the Rev. 
 H. S. Richmond ; and has issue. Kes. — Higham Rectory, 
 Nuneaton. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Edward Fisher, Gentleman, b. 1848 ; 
 d. 1884 ; m. 1874, Margaret Jane, d. of A. Palmer : — 
 Walter Harington Fisher, Gentleman, B.A. , M. B. 
 (Cantab.), b. 1876. Jiet. — Cleethorpes. Club — Roy.al 
 Societies'. 
 
 Bernard Campbell Fisher, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Cleethorjjes. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD FISHER, Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Cumberland. Bom i860, being the only surviving child 
 of Charles Fisher, Esq., J. P., of Distington (who d. 1883), 
 by Ellen, dau. of Edward Carr Knubly of Whitehaven. 
 Armorial bearings -Per fesse azure and ermines, a fesse 
 brelesse argent, between two dolphins naiant in chief or, 
 and a kinghsher in base, holding in the beak a fish proper. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a kingfisher holding in the beak a fish 
 proper, three crosses pal6e fesseways argent. Motto - 
 " Virtutem entendere factis." Married, 1890, Florence 
 Campbell, dau. of the late Myles Kennedy of Stone Cross, 
 Ulverstone; and has Issue — Charles Leslie Fisher, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. 1890 ; Benita Violet ; and Kathleen Knul;- 
 ley. 5fa/ — Distington Hall, Whitehaven. Club — Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 FREDERICK FISHER, Gentleman. Born Jan. 2, 
 1845, being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 
 Octavus Fisher, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of William 
 Willis of St. James's Street, London, W. Livery — Blue. 
 
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 Armorial bearings— Per chevron or and gules, in chief 
 two demi-lions couped per chevron of the last and 
 sable, and in base a like demi-lion per chevron of the 
 first and argent, a chief wavy of the second fretty also of 
 the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion rampant per chevron or and gules 
 holding in the dexter paw a stags attire of the last, and 
 restmg the sinister upon an eel-spear proper. Motto— 
 "Fortiter." Married, Sept. 13, 1873, Louisa, eldest dau 
 of Edwin Williams; and has had /ssue~(i) JefiFery Fisher 
 d. young ; (2) Kenneth Fisher, Gentleman, d. April 1882 •' 
 (3) Frank Fisher, Gentlemen, i. Dec. 1883; Ethel Mary' 
 d. young; Mabel; and Winifred. £s/aies—Farnmgha.m' 
 CO. Kent. Residence— H\\\ View, Tulse Hill, S.W. Club 
 — Junior Athenaeum. 
 
 GEORGE GREGG FISHER, Esquire, J. P. for Haver- 
 fordwest. Born 1848, being the fourth son of Edward 
 Fisher of Spring Dale, Yorks, and brother of Sir C. E G 
 Philipps, ist Bart. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a 
 chevron gules, three trefoils slipped of the field, in chief as 
 many fleurs-de-lis of the second. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest- Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a bulrush erect, a kingfisher proper, resting the dexter 
 claw on a fleur-de-lis or. Motto— " Virtute et fide" 
 5^3/— Helme Edge, Netherton, Yorks. C/«^ — Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 JOSEPH DEVONSHER FISHER, Gentleman. Born 
 1846, bemg the eldest son of the late Rev. William Allen 
 Fisher, Rector of Kelmore, co. Cork, by his wife Anna, 
 dau. of the Rev. Thomas Carson. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, three kingfishers proper, on a chief azure, an ancient 
 Irish harp of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a kingfisher, holding in the 
 beaka fish all proper. Motto -" Veritas vincit." Married. 
 Nov. I, 1877, Susanna Louisa, youngest dau. of Samuel 
 Browning Power, Esq., of Afane, J. P. co. Waterford, and 
 has Issue. Postal address—i^ Lower Ormonde Quay 
 Dublin. ■' 
 
 SHARPLES FISHER, Esq., J.P. for Haverfordwest, 
 and for West Riding co. York. Bom 1845, being the 
 third son of the late Edward Fisher of Spring Dale, by 
 Jane, dau. of the late Dominick Gregg of Lisburn and 
 Colerame, Ireland. Armorial bearings— Argent on a 
 chevron gules, three trefoils slipped of the field, in chief as 
 many fleurs-di-lis of the second. Mantling gules and ar- 
 gent. Crest—On a wreath of the colours, in front of a bul- 
 rush erect, a kingfisher proper, resting the dexter claw on a 
 Heur-de-hs or. Motto— " Virtute et fide." Married 1877 
 Constance Madeline Ellen, dau. of the late Major Lindsay 
 3rd Bengal Cavalry; and has, with other Aj«e— Edward 
 Lindsay Fisher, Gentleman, b. 1878. .S^a^— Helme Edge. 
 Netherton. Yorks. Club—]\in\oT Carlton. 
 
 a EDWARD ROWE FISHER-ROWE. Esquire. J.P. 
 
 «? and p.L. for co. of Surrey, and J.P. for London, 
 late Captain 4th Dragoon Guards, present at battles of 
 Balaclava, Inkerman, Khernaya, and at the siege and 
 capture of Sebastopol. Born November 8, 1832, being the 
 eldest son of Thomas Fisher, by his wife Ann Berry, 
 daughter of Laurence Rowe of Rew Abbey wood and CuUi- 
 lord, in the county of Devon ; of Thorncombe, in the county 
 ot Surrey ; and ot Ruckroft, in the countv of Cumberland. 
 Uuis—hrmy and Navy, Wellington. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, party per pale sable 
 and gules, three crosses patde in fesse or, between as many 
 
 ambs passant proper, each supporting with the dexter fore- 
 leg a pennon argent, charged with the Cross of St. George 
 (tor Rowe) ; 2 and 3 ermine, on a fesse wavy vert, lietween 
 three kingfishers, as many fountains proper, and impaling 
 the arms of Liddell, namely argent, fretty gules, on a chief 
 ot the last three, leopards' faces or. Upon the escutcheon 
 IS placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a lamb resting the dexter foreleg on a bee-hive 
 proper, and charged on the body with a cross pat^e or (for 
 Kowe) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a fountain be- 
 tween six bullrushes, a kingfisher all proper (for Fisher) ; 
 with the Motto, "Favente Deo." Married, firstly, No- 
 vember 7 186s, Edith Maria, daughter of Mayow Waynell 
 Adams, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of 
 Kent I secondly, 1874, Victoria Isabella, commonly known 
 
 H^Jr ^w"'o'""'^^'^^''"^' youngest daughter of the Right 
 Honourable Sir Henry Thomas Liddell, ist Earl of Ravens- 
 worth. By first marriage he has Issue-{i) Laurence Rowe 
 Fisher-Rowe, Esquire, born 1866, Major Grenadier 
 Guards; (2) Herbert Fisher-Rowe, Gentleman, born 1870- 
 ^"pn,l^ K ^''°"o marriage-(3) Seymour Fisher-Rowe 
 Gentleman, bom 1876, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy; (4) 
 Guy Henry Fisher-Rowe. Gentleman, born 1877- (5) Con- 
 
 way Victor Fisher-Rowe, Gentleman, born i88r. Lieu- 
 tenant Grenadier Guards; (6) Leopold George Fisher-Rowe. 
 Gentleman, born 1883; Eleanor Frederica [m., April 26, 
 1898. the Honourable Archibald Dudley Ryder, second son 
 of the 4th Earl of Harrowby]; and Ethel Horatia [m., 
 April 25, 1900, the Honourable Walter John Henry Boyle, 
 4th son of the Earl of Shannon]. Estate— Thorncombe, 
 near Guildford, in the county of Surrey. Postal address — 
 Thorncombe, Guildford. 
 
 S FREDERICK WILLIAM FISON, Esquire, D.L. and 
 J.P. for W. R. Yorkshire, and M.P. for Doncaster 
 Div. Bom 1847. being the only son of the late William 
 Fison, Esq., J.P. . of Greenholme. and Fanny his wife. dau. 
 of Jonas Whitaker of Greenholme. Livery — Blue coat, 
 yellow facings, striped yellow and blue waistcoat, black 
 trousers, brass buttons. Armorial bearings — Per fesse 
 azure and ermine, in chief three battle-axes erect or, in base 
 an heraldic tiger passant of the third. Mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-heraldic tiger rampant or, collared gules, holding 
 between the paws an escutcheon argent, charged with a 
 battle-axe sable. Motto — "Deo confide." Married, i^yz, 
 Isabel, dau. of the late Joseph Crossley of Broomfield. 
 Halifax; and has had Issue — (i) Francis Geoffrey Fison. 
 Gentleman,^. 1873; (2) Hugh Valentine Fison, Gentleman, 
 t. 187s (d. 1898) ; (3) William Guy Fison, Gentleman, b. 1890 ; 
 
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 Editb ; and Dorothy. Postal address— 6^ Pont Street, 
 London, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, United University. 
 
 FREDERICK GEORGE FITCH, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 of Middlesex. Born Nov. 37, 184a, being the son of 
 Frederick Fitch, Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, 
 by his wife Sarah Maria, dau. of Edward Fitch. Armorial 
 bdUlogs — Vert, on a chevron between three leopards' 
 
 faces or, as many cross crosslets fitch^e gules, in the centre 
 chief point an ermine spot of the second ; and for the 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a leopard's face 
 erminois pierced through the mouth with a sword broken 
 in the middle argent, pommel and hilt or. Motto— 
 "Facta non verba." Married, Aug. 11, 1870, Clara, 
 dau. of George Portway, J. P. ; and has Issue— Dota ; and 
 Constance, j^ostal address — Pines, Enfield, Middlesex. 
 Cubs — Royal Thames Yacht, City of London, Royal 
 Societies', City Liberal. 
 
 FITCHETT, quartered by MALET. 
 
 FITTEN, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 FITZ ALAN, quartered by CONYERS. DU MOULIN- 
 BROWNE. FOX, HOWARD, MOSTYN, MOWBRAY, 
 and NORFOLK. 
 
 FITZ ELLIS, quartered by FLETCHER- VANE. 
 
 FITZ ERCALD, quartered by COKE. 
 
 FITZGERALD, quartered by BUTLER and CON- 
 YERS FOX. 
 
 FITZGERALD, see FOSTER-VESEY-FITZGERALD, 
 PURCELL - FITZGERALD, and WILSON - FITZ- 
 GERALD. 
 
 Hon. ARTHUR SOUTHWELL FITZGERALD, 
 formerly Capt. 3rd Batn. Essex Regt. Bom 1861, being 
 the foiu-th son of the late Rt. Hon. John David Fitz- 
 Gerald, Baron FitzGerald of Kilmarnock, co. Dublin, a 
 Life Peer, being a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary under the 
 Appellate Jurisdiction Act, 1876, by his second wife Jane 
 Matilda Mary, dau. of the late Lieut. -Col. the Hon. Arthur 
 Francis Southwell. Armorial bearings— Ermine, a mascle 
 or, over all a saltire gules. lOant ing gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the Roman fasces 
 
 lying fesscways proper, a boar passant ermine, fretty gules. 
 Mottoes — " Crom a boo," and ' ' Fortis et fidclis. " Married, 
 
 1896, May d' Alvarez, eldest dau. of Peter Borchards, Esq., 
 J. P., of Fairholme, Wynberg, near Cape Town; and 
 has Issue — Dorcen Maive Teresa Southwell. Residence — 
 
 BRUCE FITZGERALD, Gentleman, formerly Bruce 
 Healy ; assumed the surname and arms of Fitzgerald by 
 Royal Licence, June 30, 1900. Armorial bearings (lulcs, 
 a saltire invected per pale argent and or, bt-tween four 
 monkeys statant of the second, environed with .1 plain 
 collar and chained of the second. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a monkey .is 
 in the arms, charged on the body with two rosi-s, and 
 resting the dexter foreleg on a saltire gules. Motto— 
 " Crom-a-boo." Residence — The Royal Farm, Pop|>er- 
 harrow, Surrey. 
 
 His Honour the Hon. Judge DAVID FITZ- 
 GERALD, B.A. 1872, Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1871, and of 
 King's Inns, Dublin, 1872, a Q.C. 1889, is Chairman 
 of CJuarter Sessions and a County Court Judge for cos. 
 Waterford, Kilkenny, and Queen's Co. Born 1847, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. John David FitzGerald, 
 Baron FitzGerald of Kilmarnock, co. Dublin, a Life Peer, 
 being a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary under the Appell.itc 
 Jurisdiction Act, 1876, by his first wife Rose, dau. of John 
 O'Donoghue of Fitzwilliam .Square, Dublin. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, a mascle or, over all a saltire gules. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on the Roman fasces lying fesseways proper, a bo.or 
 passant ermine, fretty gules. Mottoes— " Crom a boo," 
 and "Fortis et fidelis " \m., 1894, Isabel, dau. of Luke 
 M'Donnell]. Residence — 18 Clyde Road, Dublin. Club— 
 University (Dublin). 
 
 K DESMOND FITZ-JOHN LLOYD FITZ-GERALD, 
 Km "The Knight of Glin," of Glin Castle, co. Limerick, 
 J. P. and D.L., late Capt. 3rd Batt. Royal Dublin Fusiliers. 
 Bom 1862, being the eldest son of the Late Desmond John 
 Edmund Fitz-Gerald, " Knight of Glin, " of Glin Castle, co. 
 Limerick, J. P., D.L., High Sheriff 1870 and 1871, by his 
 wife Isabella Lloyd, second dau. of Rev. Michael Lloyd 
 Apjohn of Lichfield, co. Limerick. Armorial bearings — 
 Ermine, a saltire gules impaling the arms of Wyndham- 
 Quin, namely, quarterly 1 and 4, gules, a hand couped 
 below the wrist grasping a sword all prop>er, between in base 
 two serpents erect and respectant, their tails nowed or, and 
 in chief two crescents argent (forO'Quin of Munster) ; 2 and 
 3, azure, a chevron between three lions' heads erased or, a 
 mullet for difference (for Wyndham). Married, Oct. 28, 
 
 1897, Lady Rachel Wyndham-Quin, second dau. of the 
 Rt. Hon. the Earl of Dunraven. Seat-C\\n Castle, co. 
 Limerick. C/«^— Conservative. 
 
 The Hon. EDWARD FITZGERALD, formerly Capt. 
 3rd Batn. Essex Regt. , and subsequently in Bechuanaland 
 Border Police, served during Matahele Campaign, 1895-96. 
 Bom 1864, being the sixth son of the late Rt. Hon. John 
 David FitzGerald, Baron FitzGerald of Kilmarnock, co. 
 Dublin, a Life Peer, being a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 
 under the Appellate Jurisdiction Act, 1876, by his second 
 wife Jane Matilda Mary, dau. of the late Lieut. -Col. the 
 Hon. Arthur Francis Southwell. Armorial bearings- 
 Ermine, a mascle or, over all a saltire gules. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on 
 the Roman fasces lying fesseways proper, a boar pa.ssant 
 ermine, fretty gules. Mottoes — "Crom a boo," and 
 "Fortis et fidelis." Married, 1884, Rita, eldest dau. of 
 the late Matthew D'Arcy, Esq. , J. P. , D, L. ; and has Issue — 
 (i) William Reginald FitzGerald, Gentleman, b. 1885; (2) 
 Geoffrey Joseph FitzGerald, Gentleman, b. 1890; and Ethel 
 Christina. Resides in S. Africa. 
 
 Honourable EUSTACE ROBERT FITZGERALD. 
 Born 1863, being the fifth son of the late Rt. Hon. John 
 David FitzGerald of Kilmarnock, co. Dublin, a Life Peer, 
 being a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary under the Appellate 
 Jurisdiction Act, 1876, by his second wife Jane Matilda 
 Mary, dau. of the late Lieut. -Col. the Hon. Arthur Francis 
 Southwell. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a mascle or, 
 over all a saltire gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the Roman fasces 
 lying fesscways proper, a boar passant ermine, fretty 
 gules. Mottoes— " Crom a boo," and " Fortis et fideiis." 
 Married, 1889, Maude Louisa, eldest dau. of the Hon. 
 Walter Hulkeley Barrington ; and has Issue— Tterek Bar- 
 rington Fitzgerald, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; Iris Mary ; and 
 Pamela Marie. Residence — 40 Stanhope Gardens, S.W, 
 Club — Wellington. 
 
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 Ysolda, dau. of Sir Thomas Barrett- Lennard, 2nd Bart. ; 
 and has Issue— (i) Gerald Thomas FitzGerald, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1883 ; (2) Maurice Pembroke FitzGerald, Gen- 
 tleman, b, 1887; Rose Emma; Ysolda Mary Nesta ; 
 Geraldme Evelyn; and Kathleen Finora. Residence— 
 33 Harnngton Gardens, Kensington, S.W. Chambers— 
 38 Parliament Street, S.W. C/«*j— Brooks's, Reform, 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 FREDERICK LATTIN FITZGERALD, Esquire, 
 formerly Lieut, in the 63rd Regt., with which he served in 
 the Crimea (medals and clasps), and Capt. Royal Ayrshire 
 Rifles. Born June 19, 1832, being the eldest and only 
 surviving son of the late Charles FitzGerald, Esq., of 
 Rathgar and Laccagh, by his wife Jane, only dau. of the 
 late George Wahl of the co. Dublin (and grandson of the 
 late Charles FitzGerald of Navinstown and Laccagh in the 
 CO. Kildare, Rathgar, co. Dublin. Armorial bearingB— 
 Argent on a saltire gules, within a border gobony of the 
 first and azure, quartering (2) Cusack of Rathgar, (3) Gene- 
 ville, (4) De Lacy, Lord of Meath, (5) Pylatte, and (6) 
 Petit. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a monkey passant in front of an oak tree all 
 proper. Motto — " Crom-a-brudh." i'^a/j— Rathgar, co. 
 Dublin, and Leccagh, co. Kildare. 
 
 The Hon. GERALD FITZGERALD, K.C., B.A. 
 1869, Bar. King's Inns, Dublin, 1871, and Q.C. 1892, for- 
 merly Chairman of Quarter Sessions for cos. Westmeath, 
 Meath, Longford, and King's Co., appointed an Irish Land 
 Commissioner 1889. Born 1849, being the third son of the 
 late Rt. Hon. John David FitzGerald, Baron FitzGerald of 
 Kilmarnock, co. Dublin, a Life Peer, being a Lord of 
 Appeal in Ordinary under the Appellate Jurisdiction Act, 
 1876, by his first wife Rose, dau. of John O'Donoghue of 
 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 a mascle or, over all a saltire gules. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the Roman 
 fasces lying fesseways proper, a boar passant ermine, fretty 
 gules. Mottoes—" Crom a boo," and " Fortis et fideiis." 
 Residence— 6 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Clubs — Brooks's, 
 Wellington, Kildare Street, University (Dublin), Royal St. 
 George Yacht. 
 
 Sir GERALD FITZGERALD, K.C.M.G., J. P. for 
 London and Middlesex, Dep. Controller-Gen. of Mil. Ex- 
 penditure 1864-68, Assistant Comptroller-Gen. of India 1869, 
 Accountant-Gen. Madras 1871, British Burmah 1872, and 
 Deputy Comptroller-Gen. of India 1872-76 ; allowed to 
 accept temporary service under Egyptian Govt. 1877, and 
 was Director-Gen. of Public Accounts in Egypt 1879-85 ; 
 Accountant-Gen. of ttie Navy, and Assistant Finaticial 
 Secretary 1885-96; has ist Class Order of the Medjidie, 
 3rd Class Osmanieh, and Egyptian War medal and 
 bronze star; was created C.M.G. 1880, and K.C.M.G. 
 1885. Born 1833, being the son of the late Francis Fitz- 
 gerald. Club — Arthur's. Armorial bearings — Ermine, 
 on a saltire gules, a mullet argent, pierced sable, the es- 
 ■f cutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and pendent 
 the badge of a K.C.M.G., and impaling on a second 
 escutcheon the arms of Milnes, namely azure, a chevron 
 between three windmill sails or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 proper, a boar passant or. Married, 1881, Hon. Amicia 
 Henrietta, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Richard Monckton Milnes, 
 first Baron Houghton ; and has Issue — Gerald Milnes Fitz- 
 Gerald, Esquire, born 1883. Residence — 18 Cadogan 
 Gardens, S.W. 
 
 The Hon. JOHN DONOHOE FITZGERALD, 
 (LL.B. Cantab, ist Class Law Tripos 1869, LL.M. 1873), 
 Bar. Inner Temple 1872, and a Q.C. 1896. Born 1848, being 
 the second son of the late Rt. Hon. John David FitzGerald, 
 Baron Fitzgerald of Kilmarnock, co. Dublin, a Life Peer, 
 being a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary under the Appellate 
 Jurisdiction Act 1876, by his first wife Rose, dau. of 
 John Donohoe of Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, a mascle or, over all a saltire gules. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on the Roman fasces lying fesseways proper, a 
 boar passant ermine, fretty gules. Mottoes — "Crom a 
 boo," and "Fortis et fideiis." Married, 1881, Emma 
 
 FITZGERALD (R.L., 20 June 1900, and again 1904, 
 H. Coll.). Gules, a saltire invected per pale argent 
 and or, between four monkeys statant of the second, en- 
 vironed with a plain collar and chain of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a monkey as in the arms, charged on the body 
 with two roses and resting the dexter foreleg on a saltire 
 gules. Motto — "Crom a boo." 
 Sons of : — 
 
 Bruce Fitzgerald (R.L., 1900, formerly Healy), Gentle- 
 man,^. . Res. — The Royal Farm, Pepperharrow, Surrey. 
 
 Calvert Fitzgerald (R.L. 1904, formerly Healy), Gentle- 
 man, 2nd Lieut. Oxfordsh. Lt. Inf., b. Post, add.— 2nd 
 Batt. Oxfordsh. Regt., Poonah, India. 
 
 FITZGERARD of Coolanowle (U.O.). Argent, a saltire 
 gules, a bordure azure. 
 
 Sons of Gerald Richard FitzGerald of Coolanowle and 
 
 Moate, b. 1848 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1877, Lilla, d. of Frederick 
 
 Charles FitzGerald, late R.N. :— 
 
 Gerald Richard Frederick FitzGerald, Lieut. R.E.M. 
 
 Submarine Miners, b. 1877; m. 1901, Alice Florence (d, 
 
 1902), eld. d. of late Frank Campion of The Mount, Derby. 
 
 Seals — Coolanowle and Moate, Queen's Co. 
 
 Robert O'Brien FitzGerald, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. — 
 Arthur Stanley FitzGerald, Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. 
 Warwicksh. Regt., b. 1881. Res.— 
 
 Sons of Lucius Henry FitzGerald, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law, of The Firs, Berks, b. 1815; d. 1891 ; m. 1856, 
 Mary Katharine, d. of Adm. the Hon. Sir John Talbot, 
 G.C.B. :— 
 Lucius FitzGerald, Gentleman, formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. 
 Duke of Edinburgh's Wilts Regt. b. 1859. Res. — 
 Gerald Lucius FitzGerald, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res. — 
 Robert Lucius FitzGerald, Gentleman, b. 1869. Res.— 
 
 FITZGERALD (U.O.). Ermine, a saltire gules. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a chevalier in complete armour on horseback at full speed, 
 his sword drawn and beaver up all proper. Motto — 
 " Fortis et fideiis." 
 
 Son of Sir William FitzGerald, 2nd Bart., b. ; d. 
 1847; m. 1805, Emilia Gumming, d. and coh. of 
 William Veale of Trevaylor, Cornwall : — 
 Sir GeorgeCumming FitzGerald, 5th Bart., of Newmarket- 
 on-Fergus (5 Jan. 1822), iJ. 1823; m. ist, Emily Georgiana 
 {d. 1886), only d. of Lieut. George Cleaveland, R.N., of 
 Bromley, Kent ; 2nd, 1888, his cousin Ellen Creagh, d. of 
 Crofton Hamilton FitzGerald. Seats — Trevaylor, Pen- 
 zance ; Killibegs House, Naas, co. Kildare. 
 
 Son of F.-M. Sir John Forster FitzGerald, G.C.B. , 
 
 M.P., b. 1784; d. 1877; m. 2nd, 1839, Jean, d. of 
 
 Hon. Donald Ogilvy of Clova, M.P., br. of the 6th 
 
 Earl of Airlie : — 
 
 William Walter Augustine FitzGerald, Esq., J.P.and D.L. 
 
 CO. Clare (High Sheriff 1897), b. 1852 ; m. 1894, Clara 
 
 Emma, d. of James Whitaker of Huddersfield, and widow 
 
 of Lt.-Col. Sir Augustine FitzGerald, 4th Bart. Seat — Con i- 
 
 goran, Newmarket-on-Fergus, co. Clare. Clubs — Carlton, 
 
 Junior Carlton, Wellington, Kildare Steet (Dublin). 
 
 FITZGERALD of TurIough(U.O.). Ermine, on a saltire 
 gules, a mullet argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 ^On a wreath of the colours, on a mount proper, a boar 
 passant or. Motto—" Honor probataque virtus." 
 
 Son of Major Henry Thomas George FitzGerald, 
 
 Esq,, J. P., of Maperton House, Wincanton, Somerset, 
 
 i. 1820; d. 1890; m. 1839, Elizabeth Harriott, eld. d. 
 
 of Rev. Samuel Wildman Yates, Vicar of St. Mary's, 
 
 Reading : — 
 
 Charles Lionel Wingfield FitzGerald, Gentleman, b. 1841 ; 
 
 tn. 1893, Adolphine Caroline Annie Helena Marie, d. of 
 
 Capt. Schmitz of the Imperial German Army. Seat— 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Turlouch Park, Castlebar, co. Mayo. AVj.— Winterton 
 Hail, llytlie, Southnnii)ton. 
 
 Sons of Lionel Charles Henry William FitzGernld, 
 
 Esq.,Capt. and W.I. Kegt., K.T.S., t. i8ia; d. 1894; 
 
 m. 1839, Sarah Caroline, d. of Hon. Patrick Brown of 
 
 Nassau, N.P. : — 
 Desmond FiuGerald, Gentleman, i. 18^6 ; m. 1870, 
 Elizabeth Parker Clarke, d. of Stephen Salisbury, M.L)., 
 of Brookline, Boston, U.S.A. ; and has issue— (i) Harold 
 FitxGerald, Gentleman, i. 1877 ; (a) Stephen .Salisbury Kitt- 
 Gerald, Gentleman,^. 1878. Caroline Elizabeth ; and 1 larriot. 
 ^«.— Brookline. Mass.. U.S.A. 
 
 Ormond Edv^-ard FiuGerald. Gentleman, i. 1849. /fes. — 
 Providence. Rhode Island, U.S. A. 
 
 Son of Edward Thomas FilzGerald. Gentleman, i. 
 
 1817; rf. ; m. 1856, Annie flarington, d. of Leonard 
 
 S. Cox :— 
 Edward Leonard FilzGerald. Gentleman, 6. 1859 ; m. 
 i88a, Florence Elizabeth Sophia, d. of Robert J. Hunter; 
 and has issue — (i) Edward Walter FilzGerald, Gentleman, 
 *. i88c; (a) Desmond Gerald FilzGerald, Gentleman, i. 
 1893 ; Florence ; Marjorie ; Dorothy, and Audrey, /fes. — 
 
 Ygst. son of Lt.-Col. Edward Thomas FilzGerald, 
 
 d. 1784 ; d. 1845 ; M. 181 1, Emma, d. of Esmond Green 
 
 of Medham, Isle of Wight : — 
 Desmond Gerald FilzGerald, Gentleman, i. 1834; m. 
 1863. Louisa, d. of Matthew Crawford of Crumlin, co. 
 Westmeaih ; and has issue — (i) Desmond Gerald FilzGerald, 
 Gentleman, i. 1863 ; (2) Ormond Edward F'itzGerald, 
 Gentleman, i. 1865 [m. 1900, Rebecca Susanna, d. of 
 Becher Lionel Fleming of Newcourt, co. Cork] ; (3) Cecil 
 Henry FilzGerald, Gentleman, 6. 1871 ; Emma Louisa 
 Hop>e ; and Ruby Gwendoline. J?es. — 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Charles Lionel FilzGerald, 6. ; 
 
 d. ; »». , Marianne, d. of Lt.-Col. Bieedon, 
 
 R.M.:— 
 Charles Lionel FilzGerald. Esq., Lt.-Col. R.A., d. 
 
 ', m. , d. of Lt.-Col. Peltey, R.A. ; and has 
 issue — (1) William Hervey FilzGerald, Gentleman, d. ; 
 
 (a) Henry Alfred John FilzGerald, Gentleman, 6. ; 
 
 (3) Ormond FilzGerald. Gentleman, i. ; (4) Augustus 
 
 Henry FilzGerald, Gentleman, d. . Bes. — 
 
 Alfred John FilzGerald, Esq., Lt.-Col. late 6oth Rifles, 
 b. 1842. Nes. — 
 
 Sons of Francis FilzGerald of Galway, b. 1779 ; d, 1857 ; 
 
 m. , Elenor, d. of John Joyes of Galway : — 
 
 The Hon. Nicholas FilzGerald, M.L.C. Victoria, Knight 
 of the Order of Pius IX,, b. 1829 ; m. 1863, Marianne, eld. 
 d. of the late Sir John O'Shanassy, K.C.M.G., of Tara, 
 Hawthorne, Melbourne; and has issue — (i) Francis John 
 FilzGerald, Esq. (3 Pump Court, Temple). Barrister-at-Law^, 
 M.A. , LL.B. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Recorder of Newbiuy, 
 b. 1864 ; [in. 1889, Hon. Mina Susan Georgina North, d. of 
 William Henry John, iilh Lord North; and has issue — 
 Dudley Francis North FilzGerald, Gentleman, R.N., b. 
 1891 ; John Sidney North, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; Winifred 
 Marie ; and Eileen Theresa] ; (2) John Plunkett FilzGerald, 
 Gentleman, b. 1866 ; (3) Edward FilzGerald, Gentleman, b. 
 1868; (4) Matthew FilzGerald, Gentleman, b. 1870; (5) 
 Percy Desmond FilzGerald, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. iilh 
 Hussars, b. 1872 ; (6) Reginald Patrick FilzGerald, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1874. kes. — Moira, St. Kilda, Melbourne, 
 Australia. 
 Sir Gerald FiuGerald, K.C.M.G. (y.w.). 
 
 CHARLES E. FIIZGERALD-DAY, Gentleman, late 
 
 Indian Civil Service. Born , being the eldest son of 
 
 the late Rev. Edward FitzGerald-Day of Spring Hill, co. 
 Kerry. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per 
 chevron or and azure, three mullets counlerchanged, in the 
 centre chief point a mullet gules for difference ; 2 and 3, 
 ermine, on a saltire gules, a cross formde argent, the whole 
 within a bordure gobony ermine and azure (for FilzGerald). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, 
 two dexter hands clasped together proper, each from a wing 
 expanded quarterly or and azure counlerchanged, over the 
 hands a mullet gules. Motto — "Sic ilur ad astra." Re- 
 sidence— 
 
 FIT/JGERALD-KENNY. Per pale or and azure, a 
 fleur-de-lis between three crecenls all counlerchanged. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out of an Earl's coronet 
 or, a demi-arm erect, sleeved gules, with a white ruff, hold- 
 
 ing in the hand a roll of parchment proper. Motto— 
 "Tcneat, Luceal, Floreat." 
 
 Sons of James Christopher Fitr.Gerald-Kenny, I'^t]., 
 
 J. P., of Kilclogher, B.irrister-ai Law, b. ; d. 1877; 
 
 m, 1870, Helena M.iry, d. and coh. of Major Patrick 
 
 Crean Lynch :~ 
 William Lionel Crean Nicholas de Kcnne Fil/.Gerald- 
 Kcnny, Gentleman, late 4th Bait. Connaught Rangers, 
 b. 1872; m. 1896, Josephine, d. of D. L. Delmas of San 
 Francisco. Seats — Kilclogher, Monivea, Athenry, co. Gal- 
 way ; Clogher House, BalTyglass, co. Mayo. 
 
 James Christopher FiizGerald-Kenney, Gentleman b., 
 1878. Kes.— 
 
 S Major J. FIIZGERALD-DAY. R.E. Bom . 
 being the son of the late Rev. Edward FiuGerald- 
 Day. Armorial bearing^ - Quarterly i and 4, per chevron 
 or and azure, three mullets counlerchanged, in the centre 
 chief point a mullet gules for difference ; 2 and 3, ermine, 
 on a saltire gules, a cross formte argent, the whole within a 
 bordure gobony ermine and azure (for FilzGerald). Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, two 
 dexter hands clasped together proper, each from a wing 
 expanded quarterly or and azure counlerchanged, over the 
 hands a mullet gules. Motto— "Sic ilur ad astra." Re- 
 sidence — 
 
 FITZGIBBON of Crohana (U.O.), Ermine, a saltire 
 gules, on a chief argent, three annulets of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — A boar passant 
 proper, fretly argent. Motto — " Honore inlegro con- 
 temno forlunam." 
 
 Sons of the late Maurice FilzGibbon of Crohana, 
 
 CO. Kilkenny, b. 1818 ; d. 1881 ; m. ist, Isabella 
 
 (d. 1874), d. of Rev. John Stronach ; 2nd, Mary 
 
 (Seat — Crohana, nr. Stonyford, co. Kilkenny), d. of 
 
 John Rhind of Elgin, N.B :— 
 
 Philip John FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1858 ; m. 1884, 
 
 Ruth Mary, d. of W. M. Hearn ; and has issue — Maurice 
 
 Desmond FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; Isabella 
 
 Marion; Norah Ruth; Irene Eraser; Sybil Clare; and 
 
 Esm6 Muriel. Res. — Public Works Secretariat, l$onibay. 
 
 Maurice Coates FilzGibbon, Gentleman, (5. 1862; and is 
 m. Res. — Johannesburg. 
 
 Arthur FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; and is ?n. 
 Res.— 
 
 John Brenlon FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1876. Res. — 
 Archibald Coates FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1878. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Abraham FilzGibbon, Gentleman, C.E., of 
 The Rookery, Great Stanmore, Middx. , and of Moor- 
 side, Bushey Heath, b. 1823 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1853, 
 Isabelle, d. of Cornelius Stovin of Chestnut Grove, 
 Kingston-on-Thames : — 
 Gerald FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1857; m. 1887, 
 Margaret Mary, d. of Thomas Matthews ; and has issue— 
 (i) Allen FilzGerald FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1888; (2) 
 Desmond FilzGerald FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1890; 
 and two daus. Res. — Cawood, Apperley Bridge, Yorks. 
 
 Robert FilzGibbon, Gentleman, b. 1859; is m. and has 
 issue two daus. Res. — Montreal. 
 
 AUGUSTUS HENRY FITZGIBBON, Esquire. Bom 
 1850, being the eldest son of the late Hon. Gerald Normanby 
 FilzGibbon, and his wife Lady Louisa Isabella Georgiana 
 FilzGibbon, dau. of Rt. Hon. the 3rd Earl of Clare. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine, a saltire 
 gules, on a chief or, three annulets of the second (for Filz- 
 Gibbon) ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion passant between three 
 crescents gules (for Dillon). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests — 1. on a wreath of the colours, a boar passant gules, 
 bristled and armed or, charged with three annulets of the 
 second (for FilzGibbon) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, holding between the paws an 
 estoile argent (for Dillon). Motto— "Nil admirari." 
 Married, 1874, the Baroness Adele, dau. of Baron Ernest 
 de Poellnitz of Babenwohl Bregenz, Austria ; and has sur- 
 viving Issue— GcxdiXd FilzGibbon, Esq., b. 1884 ; Elizabeth 
 Louisa Theobaldina ; and Violet. 
 
 CLARE VALENTINE FITZGIBBON, Gentleman, 
 formerly Lieut. 2nd T--ancashire Militia. Born 1858, being 
 
 n is tile Military Cockade. 
 
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 the third son of the late Hon. Gerald Normanby Fitz- 
 Gibbon (formerly Dillon, son of the 13th Viscount Dillon), 
 and his wife Lady Louisa Isabella Georgiana Fitz- 
 
 Gibbon, dau. of 3rd Earl of Clare. Armorial beaxings 
 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, ermine, a saltire gules, on a chief or, 
 three annulets of the second (for FitzGibbon) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a lion passant between three crescents gules (for 
 Dillon). Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a boar passant gules, bristled and 
 armed or, charged with three annulets of the second (for 
 FitzGibbon) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a denii-lion 
 rampant gules, holding between the paws an estoile argent 
 (for Dillon). Motto— " Nil admirari." Married, 1882, 
 Mary Agnes, dau. of the late Richard Bernard ; and has 
 Issue — Agnes. 
 
 JOHN ARTHUR FITZGIBBON. Gentleman. Born 
 1854, being the second surviving son of the late Hon. Gerald 
 Normanby FitzGibbon, and his wife Lady Louisa Isabella 
 Georgiana FitzGibbon, dau. of Rt. Hon. the 3rd Earl of 
 Clare. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, ermine, a 
 saltire gules, on a chief or, three annulets of the second (for 
 FitzGibbon) ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion passant between three 
 crescents gules (for Dillon). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, a boar passant gules, 
 bristled and armed or, charged with three annulets of the 
 second (for FitzGibbon) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, holding between the paws an 
 estoile argent (for Dillon). Motto— "Nil admirari." 
 Married, firstly, 1882, Louisa Bosville (who d. 1883), dau. 
 of the late Sir Belford Hinton Wilson, K.C.B. ; secondly, 
 1890, Katherine Maude, dau. of the late Rev. W. C. Ran- 
 dolph of Yate House, Gloiicestershire ; and by second 
 marriage has Issue— W\2iXi Normanby Randolph FitzGibbon. 
 Gentleman, b. 1894 ; and Kathleen Beatrice Florence. Resi- 
 dence — 2 Arnold Villas, Rugby. 
 
 LOUIS THEOBALD FITZGIBBON, Gentleman, for- 
 merly Lieut. 2nd Batt. Oxfordshire Light Infantry. Born 
 1859, being the fourth son of the late Hon. Gerald Nor- 
 manby FitzGibbon, and his wife Lady Louisa Isabella 
 Georgiana FitzGibbon, dau. of Rt. Hon. the 3rd Earl of 
 Clare. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, ermine, a 
 saltire gules, on a chief or, three annulets of the second (for 
 FitzGibbon) ; 2 and 3. argent, a lion passant between three 
 crescents gules (for Dillon). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, a boar passant gules, 
 bristled and armed or. charged with three annulets of the 
 second (for FitzGibbon) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, holding between the paws an 
 estoile argent (for Dillon). Motto —" Nil admirari." 
 Married, 1884. Maria Dolores, dau. of the late Robert 
 Maxwell; and has Issue— Two sons and one daughter. 
 Residence — 
 
 ARTHUR VESEY FITZHERBERT, Gentleman. Born 
 1845. being the third son of the late Thomas FitzHerbert 
 Esq., J. P.. D.L., by his wife Frances Sidney, dau. of Hon. 
 Rev. Arthur Vesey. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chief 
 vair(5 or and gules, over all a bend sable, charged with a 
 crescent of the field. Crest— A dexter cubit arm erect, the 
 hand clenched, armed and gauntleted all proper. Motto 
 — " Ung je serviray." Married, 1873, Eveline, dau. of 
 Hugh Lyons Montgomery, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Belhavel, 
 CO. Leitrim ; and has with other Issue — ArXhw Hugh 
 Francis FitzHerbert, Gentleman, b. 1874. Postal address 
 — Estancia Media Agua, Mercedes, Banda Oriental, South 
 America. Club— ]\xmov Constitutional. 
 
 S BASIL THOMAS FITZ-HERBERT, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of 
 Stafford, Lord of the Manors of Norbury and Swynnerton. 
 Born March 29, 1836, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 late Francis Fitz-Herbert, Gentleman, by Maria Teresa his 
 wife, dau. of John Vincent Gandolphi of East Sheen, in the 
 CO. of Surrey, and succeeded to the estates on the death of his 
 uncle.Oct. 13, 1863. C/tt3— Travellers'. Armorial bearings 
 —He bears for Arms: Argent, a chief vair^ or and gules, over 
 all a bend sable ; and for the Crest, a dexter cubit arm in 
 armour erect, the hand appearing clenched within the 
 gauntlet, all proper; with the Motto, "Ung je serviray." 
 Married, October 13, 1858, Emily Charlotte, elder daughter 
 
 of Edward StaflFord Jerningham, Esquire, commonly called 
 the Honourable Edward Stafford Jerningham. She died 
 c. i' ^ . '^^ married, secondly. Emma Eliza. Baroness 
 btafford daughter of Frederic S. Gerard of Aspull House, 
 m the County Palatine of Lancaster, and widow of the 
 late Right Honourable Sir Henry Valentine Stafford- 
 Jerningham. Baron Stafford. By his first marriage he has 
 yjw— (I) Lt.-Col. Francis Edward Fitz-Herbert. D.S.O 
 J. P. I to whom refer]; (2) Basil John Fitz-Herbert, Gentle- 
 
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 man, b. Aug. 28, 1861 ; (3) Edward Stafford Fitz-Herbert. 
 Esq., R.N.. b. April 17, 1864; (4) Thomas Charles Fitz- 
 Herbert. Gentleman, b. Aug. 30, 1869 ; Beatrice Mary ; 
 Evelyn Mary ; Alice Maud Walburga ; and Maud Mary 
 Josephine. Estate — Swynnerton Park. co. Stafford. Postal 
 address — Swynnerton Hall, Stone, Staffordshire. 
 
 S FRANCIS EDWARD FITZ-HERBERT. Esquire, 
 D.S.O.. J.P. CO. Stafford, late Lieut. -Col. 3rd Royal 
 Lanes. Regt. , served in Sc5Uth Africa 1900-2. Born 
 Aug. 28, i860, being the eldest son of Basil Thomas 
 Fitz-Herbert, Esq., of Norbury Manor and Swynnerton 
 Park, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the 
 county of Stafford, by his first wife Emily Charlotte, elder 
 dau. of Edward Stafford Jerningham. Esq.. by courtesy and 
 commonly known as the Hon. Edward Stafford Jerningham, 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a chief vair^e or and gules, 
 over all a bend sable. Crest — A dexter cubit arm in armour 
 erect, the hand appearing clenched within the gauntlet. 
 Motto — " Ung je serviray." Married, April 20, 1503, 
 Dorothy Hilda, third dau. of Albert Octavius Worthing- 
 ton, Esq., J.P. and D.L. of Maple Hayes, Lichfield. 
 Postal addresses — Moretown House, Newport, Salop; 
 Swynnerton Hall, Stone. Staffordshire. Clubs — Marl- 
 borough and White's. 
 
 HENRY CORRY FITZHERBERT. Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Monaghan and Queen's Co. Born May i, 1847, being 
 the fourth son of the late Thomas FitzHerbert. Esq., 
 J. P., D.L.. of Black Castle, Navan. co. Meath, by his 
 wife Frances Sidney, dau. of Hon. Rev. Arthur Vesey. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a chief vair6 or and gules, 
 over all a bend sable, charged with a crescent of the field. 
 
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 QrMt — A (lexttrr culiit nrni erect, the hand clenched, armed 
 and Kauntleieil all pro|>ct. Motto — " Ung Je serviray." 
 Married, Jan. 19, 1876, Mary Kniily, dau. of Col. Vansit- 
 tart ; and has hsu*—{\) Arnold Vescy FitxHerbert, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1878; (a) lidcn Fili Herbert ; (3) Cecil Fitz-Hcr- 
 bert ; Edith \m, Arthur Hall-Dare]; Aileen ; and Isaliel. 
 ,S«ii/— Millbrook, Abbey Leix, Queen's Co., Ireland. 
 
 JOHN KNIGHT FITZHERBERT. Esquire. Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Derby, Master of Arts of the 
 University of Cambridge, Barrister-at-I^w. Horn March 
 37, i8ao, being the youngest son of the late Sir Henry 
 Fii«herbert, third Baronet, by Agnes his wife, second 
 daughter of the Reverend William iieresford. Armorial 
 iMazlnirt — He bears for Arms: Gules, three lions rampant 
 or ; and for the Orott, a cubit arm in armour erect, the hand 
 appearing clasped within the gauntlet all proper ; with the 
 Motto, "Ung je serviray." Married, August 9, 1859, 
 Arabella Penelope, third daughter of William White, 
 Esquire, of Shrubs, in the county ol Dublin ; and h.i.s Issue 
 — (i) Henry Fitzhtrbert, Esquire, Captain in the Berk- 
 shire Regiment, born 186a ; (a) Godfrey Fitzherliert, Gentle- 
 man, born 1864; Isabel, married, 1884, James Lowndes 
 Randall ; Maud ; Rachel ; and Edith. Postal address — 
 Twynham, Bournemouth. 
 
 S RICHARD RUXTON FITZHERBERT, Esquire- 
 J. P. CO. Meath, and D.L. co. Monaghan, High 
 Sheriff 1880. Bom Sept. 13, 1841, being the eldest son of 
 the late Thomas FitzHerbert, Esq., J. P., D.L., by his 
 wife Frances Sidney, dau. of Hon. Rev. Arthur Vesey. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a chief vair^ or and gules, 
 over all a bend sable, charged with a crescent of the field. 
 Crest — A dexter cubit arm erect, the hand clenched, 
 armed and gauntleled all proper. Motto — " Ung je 
 serviray." Married, Oct. 3, 1865, Elizabeth (Lilly), eldest 
 dau. of Hugh Lyons Montgomery, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of 
 Belhavel, co. Leitrim ; and has Issue — (i) Richard Ruxton 
 Walter FitzHerbert, Esq., Capt. and Hon. Major 4th Batt. 
 King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt., served in the Boer 
 War 1900-1901 (medal, three clasps, mentioned in de- 
 spatches), b. Sept. 9, 1866 \m. Violet Caroline, dau. of 
 James Moffat, Esq. , D. L. ] ; (2) Bertram Richard Edward 
 FitzHerbert, Gentleman, b. Jan. 12, 1871 ; and Gladys 
 Lilian Ruxton. Seats — Black Castle, Navan, co. Meath ; 
 and Shantonagh, Castle Blayney, Ireland. 
 
 S Major WALTER HEPBURN MELITAS FITZ- 
 HERBERT. Born 1842, being the eldest son of the 
 late Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Henry FitzHerbert of 
 Somersal Herbert, in the county of Derby, Jusiice of the 
 Peace for co. of Notts, by Ellen Margaret his wife, second 
 daughter of James Hepburn of Tovil Place, in the county 
 of Kent ; served in the Jowaki Campaign 1877 ; Afghan 
 War 1878, 1879. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Gules, three lions rampant or, langued azure, a crescent 
 for difference ; and for a Crest, a cubit arm in armour 
 erect the hand appearing clasped within the gauntlet all 
 prof)er, and charged with a crescent gules for difference ; 
 with the Motto, " Plain living, high thinking." Married, 
 1886, Mary Joanna Sophia, daughter of the Reverend Thomas 
 William Carr, Rector of Barming, Maidstone ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Thomas Carr FitzHerbert, Gentleman, born 1887 ; (2) 
 Nicholas Hepburn FitzHerbert. Gentleman, born 1888 ; and 
 Harriet Marjorie. Postal address — The Hall, Somersal 
 Herbert, Derby. 
 
 ap|H-aring clenched within a gauntlet all proper (for Fitz- 
 herlwrt). Married, firstly. May 9, 1876. Mary Ida, second 
 dau. of Rol)ert Berkeley of SjM-tchley Park, co. Worcester. 
 She died Jan. 14, 1883; and he married, secondly, July i, 
 1885, Blanche, second dau. of the late Major-Gencral the 
 Hon. Sir Henry Clifford, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Distinguished 6rder of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 and Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Baih 
 (Military Division), tipon whom Her Majesty conferred 
 the Decoration of the 'Victoria Cross ; and has Issue— [fy 
 Thomas Joseph Fitzherbert-Brockholes, Gentleman, b. 
 May 4, 1887; (a) John William Fitzherlx-rt-Brockholes, 
 Gentleman, b. May 33, 1889; (3) Roger Hubert F'itz- 
 herlK'rt-Brockholes, Gentleman, born February 19. 1891 ; 
 (4) Cuthbert Fitzherbert - Brockholes, b. May 34. 1899 ; 
 Mary Teresa ; Dorothy Mary Catharine ; Winifred Mary 
 and Audrey Mary. Estates — Claughton. Heaton. and 
 Maynes. all in the county of Lancaster. Postal address— 
 Claughton Hall. Garstang. Lancashire. 
 
 GODFREY FITZHUGH. Esquire. J. P. co. Denbigh, 
 Major Montgomeryshire Imp. 'Y.C. .Capt. in Army. Bom 
 1873. being the eldest son of the late Godfrey William Fitz- 
 hugh. by his wife Katherine Emily, eld. dau. of the late Capt. 
 Henry Oakeley. R.N., of Oakeley Park, Salop. Livery — 
 Chocolate and yellow. Armorial bearings— Ermine, two 
 
 S WILLIAM JOSEPH FITZHERBERT-BROCK- 
 HOLES, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the County Palatine of Lancaster. Born 
 May 39, 1851, being the second surviving son of the late 
 Francis Fitzherbert, Gentleman, by Maria Teresa his wife, 
 daughter of John Vincent Gandolfi of E^st Sheen, in the 
 county of Surrey. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Wellington. 
 Livery — Black coat and trousers, gilt buttons, and pale 
 yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a chevron between three 
 brocks passant sable (for Brockholes), 2 and 3 argent, a 
 chief vair^e or and gules, over all a bend sable (for Fitzher- 
 bert) ; and for his Crests, i. up)on a wreath of the colours, 
 a brock passant sable (for Brockholes), 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour erect, the hand 
 
 (launches sable, on a chief gules, four martlets or. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a quatrefoil sable, thereon a martlet erminois. Motto— 
 " Moderation is my glory." 6'^a/— Plas Power, near Wrex- 
 ham, CO. Denbigh. C/k^j— Wellington, Arthur's. 
 
 FITZ IVOR, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 FITZ JEFFERY, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 FITZ LANGLEY, quartered by FLETCHER-VANE. 
 
 FirZOSBORN, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
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 FITZ ROGER, quartered by BEETHAM. 
 
 FITZROY, quartered by LEE-DILLON. 
 
 ALMERIC WILLIAM FITZROY, Esquire, C.V.O., 
 Oerk of the Privy Council since 1898. Born 1851, being the 
 eldest son of the late Francis Horatio FitzRoy, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L. co. Southampton, by his wife the Hon. Gertrude, 
 second dau. of the Rt. Hon. William Duncombe, 2nd Baron 
 Feversham. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, quar- 
 terly i. and iiii. azure, three fleurs-de-lis or (for France) ; ii. 
 and iii. gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or (for 
 England) ; 2. or, a lion rampant within a double tressure 
 flory and counter-flory gules (for Scotland) ; 3. azure, a 
 harp or, stringed argent (for Ireland) ; being the arms of 
 His Majesty King Charles II., the whole debruised by a 
 baton sinister compony of six pieces argent and azure ; 
 impaling the arms of Farquhar, namely argent, a lion 
 rampant sable, armed and langued gules, between two 
 sinister hands couped and apaum^e in chief of the last and 
 a crescent in base azure ; and for his Crest, on a chapeau 
 gules, turned up ermine, a lion statant guardant or, ducally 
 crowned azure, and gorged with a collar countercompony 
 argent and of the fourth. Motto— "Et decus et pretium 
 recti." Married, 1887, Katharine, dau. of Sir Thomas 
 Henry Farquhar, 4th Baronet, of Gillminscroft. Residence 
 — 55 Lower Belgrave Street, S.W. Club — Travellers'. 
 
 CECIL AUGUSTUS FITZROY, Esquire, of Ringstead, 
 Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, Justice of the 
 ir<'4-wM|<|^ Peace. Born January 10, 1844, being the 
 jr 1*2^^1^ third son of the'Reverend Frederick Thomas 
 William Coke Fitzroy, Rector of Great Ring- 
 stead, in the county of Norfolk, by his wife Emilia Le 
 Strange, eldest daughter of Henry Styleman of Snellisham 
 Hall, in the county of Norfolk. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, France and England ; 
 2. Scotland ; 3. Ireland ; over all a sinister baton compony 
 argent and azure, a crescent for difference. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the' colours, on a chapeau gules, turned up 
 ermine, a lion statant guardant or, crowned with a ducal 
 coronet azure, and gorged with a collar counter-compony 
 argent, and of the fourth; with the Motto, " Et decus 
 et pretium recti." Married, February 21, 1878, Susannah, 
 third daughter of William Beetham, Esquire, of Wellington, 
 New Zealand, Justice of the Peace ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Charles Cecil Southampton Fitzroy, Gentleman, born March 
 24, 1884 ; (2) Frederick Waller Southampton Fitzroy, 
 Gentleman, born July 3, 1885 ; Maud Mary Le Strange ; 
 and Louisa Gwendoline. Postal address — Ringstead, 
 Hastings, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. 
 
 FITZSTEPHEN, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 FITZWILLIAM, 
 LIAM. 
 
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 FITZWITH, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 SIDNEY FLAVEL, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Alderman for the county of Warwick and for the borough 
 of Leamington, and six times Mayor of that borough. 
 Born October 24, 1846, being the eldest son of the late 
 Sidney Flavel of Leamington, by his wife Elizabeth, second 
 daughter of Alderman John Smith of Coventry. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a maunch gules, 
 bezantee, t>etween three keys wards upwards, a cnevron 
 azure ((z quartering for Sparke — " Vert, an eagle displayed 
 ermine," is claimed, but the Sparke descent is not yet re- 
 corded in the College of Arms). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 two keys in saltire wards upwards azure, in front of flames 
 of fire proper; with the Motto, " Tu Deus ale flammam." 
 Married, October 5, 1876, Gertrude, third daughter of 
 Henry Robinson of Boreham Woods, in the county of 
 Hertford, by his wife Sophia, daughter of George Crosland 
 of Crosland Hall, in the county of York ; and has had 
 Isstie — (i) Sidney Reginald Flavel, Gentleman, b. 1879, 
 
 d. 1904 [m. 1903, Winifred Marion, youngest dau. of 
 the late Alfred Parkin of Epworth and Doncaster ; and 
 has issue, Sidney William Basil Flavel, Gentleman, b. 
 1904]; (2) Gilbert Henry Flavel, Gentleman, Midshipman 
 
 R.N.R., Officer on Union Castle R.M. steamer, b. July 12, 
 1881 ; (3) Rupert Victor Flavel, Gentleman, b. August 
 1886, d. March 1887 ; (4) Percival William Flavel, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 1888 ; Dorothea Gertrude Elizabeth 
 (deceased) ; and Gladys Mary. Postal address — Leaming- 
 ton Spa. 
 
 FLEMING, quartered by BARNEWALL and MAC- 
 NEIL. 
 
 FLEMING, see COHAM-FLEMING and MONT- 
 GOMERIE-FLEMING. 
 
 §JOHN FLEMING, Esquire, J. P. for Devonshire and 
 Middlesex and for Westminster, High Sheriff of 
 Devon 1877, is a member of H.M.'s Body Guard for 
 Scotland (Royal Archers), M.P. for Devonport 1865, Lord 
 of the Manor of Kilbury and of Blncktar, Widecombe in 
 the Moor, co. Devon. Born 1822, being the second son of 
 Alexander Fleming of Lethendy, co. Perth, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of George Stevenson of Watersluck. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Conservative, Junior Carlton. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, on a chevron argent, three fraises 
 azure, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Blyth, 
 namely argent, on a fesse indented between three crescents 
 gules, as many garbs or. Mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a goat's 
 head erased proper, collared or ; and above, in an escroll, 
 this Motto, "Let the deed shaw." Married, March i, 1859, 
 Charlotte Mary, only child and heir of the late John Blyth 
 of London ; and has Issue— (\) John Blyth Coham-FIeming, 
 Esq., J. P., b. i860 \m., 1883, Eleanor Mary Bickford, dau. 
 and heir of the late William Holland Bickford Cohani] ; 
 (2) George M'Intosh Fleming, Gentleman, b. i862[?«., 1889, 
 Evelyn, dau. of James Pattison Currie of Sandovvn House, 
 Esher] ; (3) Robert Alexander Douglas Fleming, Gentleman, 
 of Colston House, Buckfastleigh ; Charlotte Mary ; Eveline 
 [married] ; and Agnes Maud. Postal addresses — Bigadon, 
 Buckfastleigh, Devon ; 83 Portland Place. 
 
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 FLEMING (H. Coll.). Per pale gules and sable, a 
 frel urgent, on a chief dancetti-e or, three garbs vert. 
 ManUlnsr gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a garb or, a serpent nowcd proper, 
 holtiing in the mouth an annulet also or. Motto—" Pax, 
 copientia, sapientia." 
 
 Son of Thomas Brandon Fleming of Champion Park, 
 Denmark Hill: — 
 
 Rev. Hugh Fleming, Vicar of Great Thurlow, Suffolk. 
 .Srii/— Riiyrigg, Windermere, Westmorland. Res. — The 
 Vicarage, Great Thurlow, SulVolk. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 FLEMING (Confirmed U.O., Dec. 190a). Gules, an 
 orle tlory counterflory argent, over all on a chevron of the 
 last, live cinquefoils azure. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Ontt — On a wreath of the colours, a goat's head erased 
 argent, armed or, between the horns a cincjuefoil gtiles. 
 Motto—" Let the dcid schaw." 
 
 Son of William .Alexander Fleming of Cassaugh Moane 
 and Tully Hill, co. Monaghan : — 
 
 Henry Contarini Fleming, Gentleman, b. ; in, ; 
 
 and has issue — (i) Rev. William Alexander Fleming. B.A. 
 Trin. Coll., Dub. (Post. add. — 7 Melbourne Terrace, Brad- 
 ford, Yorks), b. [/«. June 1903, Katie Georgina. second 
 d. of late Arthur Carey I.«e of l^wes, Sussex ; and has 
 issue — Kathleen Willoughby Alexander] ; (2) Harry Oliver 
 Fleming. Gentleman. ^. ; (3) Alfred Alexander Fleming, 
 Gentleman, b. ; (4) Thomas Fleming, Gentleman. 
 b. . Kes. — Greenore. Clonlarf, co. Dublin. 
 
 The Hon. JOHN FLEMING, Esquire, Lord Provost 
 and Lord-Lieut, of the county of the city of Aberdeen. 
 Armorial bearings —Argent, a chevron charged with three 
 towers triple-towered of the field, a chevron gules, between 
 two fir trees eradicated in chief and a lymphad with sails 
 furled sable in base, flagged of the second. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent, (^st— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 
 a goat's head erased argent, armed or. Motto — "Let 
 the deed shaw." A'««<&«ctf— Richmond Hill House. Aber- 
 deen. 
 
 FLETCHER, see AUBREY-FLETCHER, 
 
 FLETCHER, borne in pretence by CORRIE. 
 
 S ANDREW M ANSEL TALBOT FLETCHER, 
 (jenileman, Lieut, and Life Guards. Botii 1880, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Fletcher, Esq., of 
 Saltoun Hall, J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Bertha Isalxilla, 
 dau. of Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot, Esq., M.P., of 
 Margam Park and Penrice Castle, in the co. of Glamorgan, 
 by his wife Ch.arlotte, commonly known as Lady ('harlotte, 
 dau. of the Right Hon. the Earl of Wemyss. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, a cross flory between four escallops 
 argent, and impaling the .-irms of Tallx)t, namely gules, a 
 lion rampant within a liordure engr.iiled or. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 manthng gules, doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of his liveries, a demi-bloodhound azure, ducally gorged or. 
 Supporters — Two griffins proper. Motto — " Dieu pour 
 nous." Married, 1902, Frances Jane, dau. of Sir Francis 
 Winnington, Bart., of Stanford Court, Worcs.; and has 
 Issue — John Theodore Talbot Fletcher, Gentleman, b. 1903. 
 Seat — Saltoun Hall. Pencaitland. North Britain. Clubs — 
 Bachelors'. White's. Marlborough, Automobile. 
 
 BERNARD FLETCHER, Esquire, Lieut. 5th Vol. 
 Batt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 1890-94, Lieut. 
 2nd Batt. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Militia 
 1894-96. J. P. for Argyllshire. Bom March 29, 1870, being 
 the eldest son of Bernard James Cuddon Fletcher. Esq., 
 J. P., by his wife Harriet, only child of Angus Fletcher of 
 Dunans, D.L., J. P. Livery— Gxa^xi and red. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, on a cross flory argent, between in the 
 dexter chief and sinister base points an escallop, and in the 
 sinister chief and dexter base a quiver full of arrows or, 
 three crescents in pale vert. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, two arms 
 drawing a bow all proper. Motto — " Recta pete." Seat — 
 Dunans, Glendaruel, Argyllshire. Club — Royal Highland 
 Yacht (Oban.) 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM CORRIE FLETCHER. 
 Gentleman, M.R.C.S., L. R.C.P. Born Sept. 20. 1854, 
 being the fourth son of the Rev. John Waltham Fletcher, 
 M.A., by his wife Elizabeth Sarah, dau. of the Rev. 
 John Giles Dimock, M.A. Armorial bearingrs— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, argent, a cross engrailed sable between 
 four pellets, each charged with a pheon or, on a canton 
 azure, a ducal crown gold ; 2 and 3, on a bend engrailed 
 gules, between two lions rampant or, langued azure, three 
 scaling-ladders of the field (for Keelinge). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse's head erased argent, gorged with a ducal crown azure, 
 charged on the neck with a pheon sable ; 2. on a cap of 
 maintenance gules, turned up ermine, a scaling-ladder in 
 bend sinister or. Motto — "Sub cruce salus." Married 
 Florence Mabel, dau. of Samuel Pountney Smith, J. P.. of 
 The Limes, Shrewsbury. Residence — The Gables, Burton 
 Road, Derby. 
 
 EDWARD BLAKEMORE FLETCHER, Gentleman, 
 late Lieut. R.N. Born April 19, 1847, being the youngest 
 son of the Rev. William Fletcher, M.A. , D.D. , by his wife 
 Jane Maria, dau. of Joseph Bainbrigge of Derby. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross engrailed 
 sable between four pellets, each charged with a pheon or, 
 on a canton azure, a ducal crown gold ; 2 and 3, on a bend 
 engrailed gules, between two lions rampant or, langued 
 azure, three scaling-ladders of the field (for Keelinge). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — 1. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a horse's head erased argent, gorged with a 
 ducal crown azure, charged on the neck with a pheon sable ; 
 2. on a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, a 
 scaling-ladder in bend sinister or. Motto — "Sub cruce 
 salus." il/arr/Vrf Maria Jane, widow of Ronald Macpher- 
 son, Lieut. -Col. R.A. and Lieut. -Gov. of the Straits Settle- 
 ments, and dau. of William Napier, Lieut. -Gov. of Labuan, 
 Borneo. Postal address — Kent Hall, Queen's Crescent, 
 Southsea. 
 
 FREDERICK BRANDSTROM FLETCHER, Gentle- 
 man, M.A. Camb. , Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. 
 Born Oct. 4, 1855, being the third son of the late Rev, 
 Henry Fletcher, M.A. , by his wife Mary Ann Letitia, dan. 
 and heiress of William David Field, Esq. , of Ulceby Grange, 
 J.P. and D.L. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, 
 
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 argent, a cross engrailed sable, between four pellets, each 
 charged with a pheon or, on a canton azure, a ducal crown 
 gold ; 2 and 3, on a bend engrailed gules, between two 
 lions rampant or, langued azure, three scaling-ladders of 
 the field (for Keelinge). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— I. on a wreath of the colours, a horse's head erased 
 argent, gorged with a ducal crown azure, charged on the 
 neck with a pheon sable; 2. on a cap of maintenance gules, 
 turned up ermine, a scaling-ladder in bend sinister or. 
 Motto— "Sub cruce salus." Postal addresses — 11 King's 
 Bench Walk ; and Stow Thorna, Beauchamp Road, East 
 Molesey. 
 
 GEORGE HAMILTON FLETCHER, Esq., J.P. co. 
 Wilts. Born i860, l)eing the only son of the late George 
 Hamilton Fletcher, Esq., J. P., of Barrows Hedges, Surrey, 
 by his wife Sophy, dau. of George Wansey of War- 
 minster, Wilts. Z-zVf/j— Dark blue and primrose. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure, three arrows in 
 
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 triangle barbs pointing to the centre or, on a chief argent, 
 an anchor erect sable between two dolphins resjiecting each 
 other proper (for Fletcher) ; 2 and 3, or, a leopard's face 
 between three dexter gloves gules (for Wansey). Mantling 
 azure and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a fern-brake a centaur proper, wield- 
 ing with the dexter hand a spear or. Married Constance, 
 daughter of S. Herepath of Westwood, St. Peter's, Kent ; 
 and has Issue— [\) Gareth Hamilton Fletcher, Gentleman, 
 b. 1894; (2) George Mervyn Anstey Fletcher, Gentleman, 
 b. 1896. Seats— 'Y\i^ Anchorage, near Christchurch ; Pyt 
 House, Tisbury, Wilts. C/?^*j— Reform, Royal Yacht 
 Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 The Rev. JAMES MICHAEL JOHN FLETCHER, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxon., Vicar of Tideswell, 
 Derbyshire. Born Sept. 29, 1852, being the third son of the 
 Rev. John Waltham Fletcher, M.A., by his wife Elizabeth 
 Sarah, dau. of Rev. John Giles Diniock, M.A. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross engrailed sable 
 between four pellets, each charged with a pheon or, on a 
 canton azure, a ducal crown gold ; 2 and 3, on a bend en- 
 grailed gules, between two lions rampant or, langued azure, 
 three scaling-ladders of the field (for Keelinge). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse's head erased argent, gorged with a ducal crown azure, 
 charged on the neck with a pheon sable ; 2. on a cap of 
 maintenance gules, turned up ermine, a scaling-ladder in 
 
 bend smister or. Motto— "Sub cruce salus." Married 
 Mary, dau. of Richard Chandler of Paris. Postal address 
 —lideswell Vicarage, Buxton, Derbyshire 
 
 JOHN ROBERT FLETCHER, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster. Born Aug. 
 I?. 1855, eldest son of the late James Fletcher, by Charlotte 
 his wife, daughter of Robert Leake. 6V«i5j— Constitutional, 
 Junior Constitutional, Piccadilly. Z/W/r- Ultramarine 
 blue and old gold, with silver buttons. Armorial beax- 
 ingrs— He bears for Arms: Argent, on a cross invected 
 
 between in chief two pheons, and in base two arrows 
 points downwards all sable three pheons in fesse of the 
 last ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a naked arm embowed holding a long bow, 
 two arrows in saltire points downwards, all proper ; with 
 the Motto, " Forti nihil difficile." Married, August 29 
 1884, Ellen, daughter of Thomas Tonge. Postal addresses 
 — The Uplands, Whitefield, near Manchester; Kearsley, 
 Stoneclough, Lanes. 
 
 THOMAS RUSSELL FLETCHER, Gentleman, Mid- 
 shipman R.N. Born April 11, 1885, being the elder son of the 
 late Walter Bracebridge Fletcher of Mayfield, by his wife 
 Agnes, dau. of Frederick Johnson of Edgbaston, co. War- 
 wick. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, argent, a 
 cross engrailed sable between four pellets, each charged with 
 a pheon or, on a canton azure, a ducal crown gold ; 2 and 3, 
 on a bend engrailed gules, between two lions rampant or, 
 langued azure, three scaling-ladders of the field (for Keel- 
 inge). Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a horse's head erased argent, gorged with a 
 ducal crown azure, charged on the neck with a pheon 
 sable ; 2. on a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, 
 a scaling-ladder in bend sinister or. Motto — ".Sub cruce 
 salus." Residence — Lawneswood, near Stourbridge. Ship 
 — H.M.S. "Diadem." 
 
 WALTER JOHN FLETCHER, Esquire, late Capt. 
 Dorset Mil., F.R.I. B.A., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., County Surv. 
 Dorset from 1874. Born Dec. 11, 1842, being the second 
 son of the Rev. William Fletcher, D.D. Oxon., by his wife 
 Jane Maria, dau. of Joseph Bninbrigge of Derby. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross engrailed 
 sable between four pellets, each charged with a pheon or, 
 on a canton azure, a ducal crown gold ; 2 and 3, on a bend 
 engrailed gules, between two lions rampant or, langued 
 azure, three scaling-ladders of the field (for Keelinge), and 
 impaling the same arms of Fletcher and Keelinge quarterly. 
 Mantli^ sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a horse's head erased argent, gorged with a 
 ducal crown azure, charged on the neck with a pheon 
 
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 sable ; 9. on a cap of mnintfiiancc Kulcs, turned up ermine, 
 a scaling-laddtT in bend sinister or. Motto— "Sub cruce 
 salus." Married, first, Augusta Kranklyn, <iau. and heiress 
 of AuEtistus Robert Townshend I'assmehatn, late Capt. 
 fl9th Madras Native Infantry (she died March 13, 1900) ; 
 and second, his cousin, Alice Vaughan, dau. of the Kev. John 
 \\';Ulhani Fletcher, M.A., of Aslileigh, Derby; and liiis 
 Isskt — (1) Walter Townshend Fletcher, Cientlemah, b. Aug. 
 
 I, 1878; (a) Kd>«-ard Keeling Fletcher, Gentleman. I^ieut. 
 
 loyal Marine Light Infantry, b. April 10, 1880 ; Evelyn 
 jane \m, Edward Gordon Peircel; nnd Irene Kathleen. 
 Pasta/ aitJrtss— The Chantry, Wimbome Minster, co. 
 Dorset. 
 
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 WILLIAM BAINBRIGGE FLETCHER. Gentleman, 
 late Fleet-Surgeon R.N. ffotM Jan. a8, 1840, being the 
 eldest son of ihe Rev. William lleicher, D. D. Oxon. , by 
 his wife Jane Maria, dau. of Joseph B;iinbrigge of Derby. 
 AnnorUl bearlngi— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross 
 engrailed sable, Ix^iwei-n four pellets, each charged with a 
 pheon or, on a canton azure, a ducal crown gold ; a and 3, 
 on a bend engrailed gules, between two lions rampant or. 
 Inngued azute, three scaling-ladders of the field (for Keel- 
 ingc). MantUng sable and nrgent. Cresta — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head erased argent, gorged 
 with a ducal crown azure, charged on the neck with a pheon 
 sable ; a. on a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, 
 a scaling-ladder m bend sinister or. HottO — "Sub cruce 
 salus." Married, ist, Christine Adriana Sidney, d. of Rev. 
 John William Conway Hughes, M.A., Consular Chaplain 
 at Corfu; and has Issue— (1) Thomas Bainbrigge Walter 
 Campbell Fletcher, Gentleman, Paymaster R.N., b. March 
 35, 1878 ; (a) William John Bainbrigge Fletcher, Gentle- 
 man, b. June II, 1879; m. and, July 29, 1902, Catherine 
 Mary, dau. of late George Wadley of Springfield, Bculah 
 Hill; and has issue— (3) Peter Bainbrigge Fletcher, b. 
 Jan. 13, 1904. ResidenceSx. Catherine's, Salisbury Road, 
 Wimbledon. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM DUDLEY SAUL 
 FLETCHER, Clerk in Holy Orders, B.A. and B.D. of 
 
 University of Dublin, Rector of Lissadell, co. Sligo. 
 Born Nov. 7, 1863, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 Rev. J. S. Fletcher, D.D., late Rector of St. Barnabas, 
 
 Dublin, and formerly of Kilshanc, co. Dublin, by Annie 
 his wife, dau. of William Taylor of I^ubliii. Armorial 
 bearingv IVr l>end sable and gules, a cross tlory (jiiarter 
 pierced argent, between four escallops or. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 talbot rampant gules, ducally gorged and charged with an 
 escallop or. Motto- "Dieu pour nous." Married, Jan. 
 la, 1899, Agnes Elizalieth, eldest dau. of Richard Altamont 
 Smythe, of Court na farraga, Killiney, co. Dublin. 
 Jiesidence —L.\ssAde\\ Parsonage, co. Sligo. 
 
 TiiK Reverknp WILLIAM GEORGE DIMOCK 
 FLETCHER, Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the 
 University of Oxford, Fellow of the Society of Antic|uaries, 
 Vicar of Oxon, near Shrewsbury. Horn January 4, 1851, 
 being the eldest surviving son of the late Rev. John Walthani 
 Fletcher, M.A., of Ashlcigh, in the borough of Derby, by 
 his wife Elizalieth Sarah, dau. of the late Rev. John Giles 
 Dimock, M.A, Rector of Uppingham, in the county of 
 Rutland. Armorial bearings (I'ed., H. Coll.; Norf., 
 9, ai ; 13 D. 14, 153 ; 20 D. 14, 70-74 ; Surrey, iii. 91) — 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent a cross engrailed sable between 
 four pellets, each charged with a pheon or, on a canton 
 azure a ducal crown gold (for Fletcher) ; 2 and 3 gules, on 
 a bend engrailed, between two lions rampant or, three scaling- 
 ladders of the field (for Keeling). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a horse's head erased argent, gorged with a ducal 
 crown azure, charged on the neck with a pheon sable (for 
 Fletcher) ; 2. on a cap of maintenance gules, turned up 
 ermine, a scaling-ladder in bend sinister or. Motto—" Sub 
 crucs salus." Married, August 23, 1888, Elizabeth Harriet, 
 youngest daughter of the late John Yerrow Arrowsmith, 
 Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, of Swan Hill 
 Court, Shrewsbury. Postal address — Oxon Vicarage, near 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 WILLIAM GIFFARD FLETCHER, Gentleman. 
 Bom Jan. 15, 1889, being the second son of the late Walter 
 Bracebridge Fletcher of Mayfield, by his wife Agnes, dau. 
 of Frederick Johnson of Edgbaston, co. Warwick. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross en- 
 grailed sable between four pellets, each charged with a 
 
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 pheon or, on a canton azure, a ducal crown gold ; 2 and 3, 
 on a bend engrailed gules, between two lions rampant or, 
 langued azure, three scaling-ladders of the field (for Keel- 
 inge). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head erased argent, gorged 
 with a ducal crown azure, charged on the neck with a pheon 
 sable ; 2. on a cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, 
 a scaling-ladder in bend sinister or. Motto — "Sub cruce 
 salus." Residence — Berwood, Erdington, near Bir- 
 mingham. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM HENRY FLETCHER, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, Vicar and Rural Dean 
 of Wrexham, and Canon Residentiary of St. Asaph. Born 
 March 7, 1852, being the second son of the late Rev. Henry 
 Fletcher, M.A. Oxon., by his wife Mary Ann Letitia, dau. 
 and heiress of William David Field, Esq. , of Ulceby Grange, 
 J. P. and D.L. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a cross engrailed sable between four pellets, each 
 charged with a pheon or, on a canton azure, a ducal crown 
 gold ; 2 and 3, on a bend engrailed gules, between two lions 
 rampant or, langued azure, three scaling-ladders of the field 
 (for Keelinge); and impaling the armsof Crawfurd, namely 
 gules, a fesse ermine, between three mullets argent, in chief 
 and in base two swords saltireways proper, hiked and 
 pommelled or, all within a bordure engrai'ed azure. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a horse's head erased argent, gorged with a ducal crown 
 azure, charged on the neck with a pheon sable ; 2. on a 
 cap of maintenance gules, turned up ermine, a scaling- 
 ladder in bend sinister or. Motto— "Sub cruce salus.'' 
 Married Agnes, dau. of George Crawfurd of Thornwood, 
 Uddingston, co. Lanark; and has Issue — Henry Field 
 Fletcher, Gentleman, b. Feb. 3, 1884. 
 
 FLETCHER (L.O., 1825). Sable, on a cross fleury 
 between two escallops in the dexter chief and sinister base 
 points argent, and as many quivers filled with arrows in the 
 sinister chief and dexter base points or, two towers em- 
 battled gules in pale and two dexter hands proper, fesse- 
 wise, in fesse, each holding a cross crosslet fitch^e azure, 
 all within a bordure quarterly, i and 4, gyronny of eight 
 of the third and first ; 2. argent, two galleys of the 
 first, oars in action ; 3. chequy of the second and fifth. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries . Motto- 
 Son of : — 
 
 Archibald Henry John Fletcher, Gentleman, Solicitor, 
 M.A. Res. — Huddersfield. 
 
 FLETCHER. Argent, an arrow in pale point upwards, 
 between two flaunches sable, each charged with a cross 
 pat^e of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, two squirrels sejant respecting 
 each other, supportingb etween the legs an arrow erect point 
 upwards or. Motto — " Droit comme un fleche." 
 
 Descendants of Ralph Fletcher of Barnton House, 
 Gloucester : — 
 
 Mrs. (Frances Maria) Goodyere, residing at Cheltenham, 
 only surv. child. 
 
 FLETCHER (H. Coll.). Argent, on a bend sable, 
 between two crosses pat^e fitch^e gules, three plates each 
 charged with a pheon of the second. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 phoenix in flames proper, three pheons fessewise sable. 
 MottO^" Per mortem ad vitam." 
 
 Son of Thomas Fletcher by his wife Sarah, d. of 
 
 Nathan Woodroofe, and widow of Thomas Longsdon 
 
 of Manchester and Little Longstone, Derby : — 
 
 Alfred James Fletcher, Gentleman, b. 13 Apl. 1830 ; m. 
 
 3 Sept. 1859, Mary Davies, d. of Rev. James Brooke of 
 
 Cheetham Hill, nr. Manchester; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 
 Harold Brooke Fletcher, Gentleman, b. i860; (2) Alfred 
 
 ; Woodroofe Fletcher, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1868 ; 
 
 (3) Edward Harris Fletcher, Gentleman, b. 1870; Mary 
 
 : Alice ; Agnes Isabel ; and Winifred Hope. Res. — \\ood- 
 
 burn, Wilmslow Park, Wilmslow, Cheshire. Club — 
 
 Clarendon (Manchester). 
 
 FLETCHER (Confn. U.O.). Sable, a cross florett^e 
 engrailed between four escallops argent. Maintling sable 
 and argent. Crest — -On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 talbot rampant azure, ducally gorged and pierced by two 
 
 arrows in saltire or. Motto — " Dominus non sagitta tuta- 
 men." Livery — Black, white facings. [Ped. U.O.]. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Matthew Fox Fletcher, B.A. (Dub. and 
 Oxon.), formerly Rector, Incumbent, and Patron of 
 Tarleton, Lanes., b. 1812; d. 1875; m. 1849, Louisa 
 Jane Crompton (d. 1878), d. of Andrew Todd of Lower 
 Darley Hall, Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes. : — 
 The Ven. Robert Crompton Fletcher, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Rector, Incumbent, and Patron of Benefice of Tarleton, 
 Archdeacon of Blackburn, Alderman of C.C. Lanes., 1^. at 
 Fremantle, Swan River, Western Australia, 1850; fn. 1878, 
 Nina Helen [d. 1904), eld. d. of Henry Rawcliffe, Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Lanes., nowofGillibrand Hall, nr. Chorley, Lanes. ; 
 and has issue — (i) Matthew Henry Rawcliffe Fletcher, 
 Gentleman, b. 1879 ; (2) Robert Ronald Rawcliffe Fletcher, 
 Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (3) Leonard Rawcliffe Fletcher, Gentle- 
 man, b, 1891 ; Olive Eloise ; Nina Mary Hazel; Irene 
 Marian; Violet Monica; and Daphne Margaret. Res. — 
 Tarleton Rectory, Preston. C/«^— Royal Societies'. 
 
 Wilfred William Ernest Fletcher, Gentleii an, B.A., 
 M.B., D.P.H. (Cantab.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), Inspector Med. 
 Dept. of H.M.'s Local Govt. Board, b. at Tarleton 1856; 
 in. 1881 ; no issue. Res.— 2 Addison Mansions, London, 
 W. C/«*— Royal Societies'. 
 
 Thomas Bonsor Crompton Fletcher, Gentleman, b. i86o. 
 Res. — Texas. 
 
 Hautenville Fletcher. Gentleman, b. i860. /?«.— Texas. 
 Matthew Reginald Fletcher, Gentleman, b. 1862. Res.— 
 
 Theodore Fletcher, Gentleman, b. 1864. /?«.— Texas. 
 
 SSiR THOMAS FLETCHER BOUGHEY, 4th 
 Baronet (Aug. 24, 1798), of Aqualate, co. Stafford, 
 D. L. , High Sheriff 1898, late Capt. 2nd Staffs. Militia. Born 
 April 5, 1836, being the only son of Sir Thomas Fletcher 
 Fenton Boughey, 3rd Bart., by his wife Louisa Paulina, 
 youngest dau. of Thomas Gifford of Chillington. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, sable, a cross wavy erminois 
 between four plates, each charged with an arrow in bend 
 of the first (for Fletcher) ; 2 and 3, argent, three bucks' 
 heads, erased and affront^e, ermines (for Boughey) ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a plate charged with a pheon per pale ermine and 
 sable (for Fletcher) ; 2. out of an eastern crown gold, the 
 points alternate or and argent, a buck's head ermines, 
 attired and collared of the first (for Boughey). MottO— 
 
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 " Nee quae rere nee spernerc honorem." Marritd, Augf. as, 
 1864. Sarah AnabelUi. only d:iu. of Marold Litllcdale, oi 
 Liscard Hall, Cheshire. AVii/— Aqualate, SiafTordshire. 
 /Vx/-Aw«— Newport, Shropshire. 
 
 M GEORGE FLETCHER FLETCHER-TWEMLOW. 
 
 9 Esq., D.L. for Staffordshire, a A. (Cantab.). Horn 
 1857, being the fourth son of Rev. Charles Smith Royds, 
 J. P., M.A.. by his wife Mary Anne, eldest daughter of 
 Francis Twemlow, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Uetley Court. Staffs. 
 Aitvrj*— Brown and yellow. Armorial bearlnifS— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, in the nrst quarter i. and iiii. azure, two bars 
 engrailed or, charged with three lioars" heads couped erect, 
 tMTO and one sable (for Twemlow) ; ii. and iii. sable, a cross 
 wavy crmuiois between four pkites, each cliarged with an 
 arrow in liend of the first (for Fletcher) ; a and 3 ermine, a cross 
 engrailed gules, charged with four Iwzants and a tilling-sf>ear 
 or, between four lions ram()ant gules (for Royds). Mant- 
 ling azure and or; and for his Crests, i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a parroquet standing on the stump of a tree, 
 a branch sprouting therefrom proper (for Twemlow) ; 2. on 
 the dexter side, on a wreath of the colours, a plate charged 
 with a pheon per pale ermine and sable, point downwards (for 
 Fletcher); 3. on the sinister side, on a wreath of the colours, 
 a leopard sable, spotted and collared or, resting its paw on 
 a pheon or (for Royds). Married, January ai, 1885, Emma 
 Beatrice, second daughter of William Foster, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L. of Hornby Castle, Lancaster; and has had Issue — 
 Thomas William Fletcher Twemlow, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 16, 1885, d. Aug. 18, 190a Postal address — Pitmaston, 
 Worcester. 
 
 FLOOD, see SOLLY-FLOOD. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM FLORY, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders. Born September aa, 1846, being the only son of 
 John Flory of Great Bealings, by his wife Eliza, only dau. 
 of Frederick Loom of Grundisburgh, co. Suffolk. Livery 
 — Light blue, with white facings and silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearln^^ — He bears for Arms : Per pale argent 
 
 and azure, five crescents chevronways between three fleurs- 
 de-lis all counterchanged, impaling the arms of Ryland, 
 namely argent, on a chevron invected between three martlets 
 sable, a sheaf of rye or, between two escallops, each 
 within an annulet of the last ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, between two saltires azure, a stag's head 
 erased argent, gorged with a collar of the first, thereon three 
 crescents of the second, between the attires a fleur-de-lis also 
 azure; with the Motto, " Ut prosimus." Married, April 
 6, 1875, Susannah Proctor, second daughter of Thomas 
 Ryland, Esquire, of Erdington and Moxhull Park, in the 
 
 county of Warwick, Justice of the Peace; and has Issue 
 — Mary Ryland. Postal address — Redland Lodge, l^ani- 
 ington. 
 
 ARTHUR FLOWER. Esquire, J. P. Beds, and Herts. 
 Captain Herts Yeomanry 1879-8S. Rom 1847, being the 
 son of P. W. Flower of Furze Down, Surrey. Armorial 
 bearlnsfs — Or, two flaunches vert, in pale three escutcheons 
 of the last, each charged with a fleur-de-lis of the field, im- 
 paling the arms of Pauncefort-Dunconibe, namely, quarterly 
 I and 4, per chevron engrailed g^les and argent, three 
 talbots' heads erased counterchanged ; a and 3, gules, three 
 lions rampant argent. Mantlln^f vert and or. Crest -On 
 a wreath of the colours, issuant from clouds a cubit arm 
 erect, in the hand a rose and lily slipped all proper. Motto — 
 " Flores curat Deus." Married, 1873. Isabel, second dau. 
 of Sir Philip Pauncefort-Duncombe, ist Baronet. Residence 
 —36 Princes Gate, S.W. 
 
 ROBERT THOMAS FLOWER, Esquire, commonly 
 known as the Hon. Robert Thomas Flower. Born April i, 
 1836, being third but second surviving son of the late Kt. 
 Hon. Henry Jeffrey Flower, sth Viscount Ash brook, by his 
 wife F"rances, dau. of Sir John Robinson. Bart. Armorial 
 bearings —Argent, two chevronels between three ravens, 
 each having an ermine spot in its beak sable, and between the 
 chevronels three pellets. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet l)efitting liis degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a raven, hav- 
 ing an ermine spot on its beak. Married, 1866. Gertrude 
 Sophia, daughter of the late Reverend Sewell Hamilton of 
 Bath ; and has Issue — (i) L'owarch Robert Flower, Esquire, 
 born 1870; (2) Reginald Henry Flower, Gentleman, born 
 1871 ; Frances Mary [married. 1893. Harry Ernest White]; 
 Eva Constance Gertrude ; and Gertrude. Residence — 
 Knockatrina House, Durrow, Queen's County. 
 
 SSiK JOHN FLOYD, 3rd Baronet (March 30, 1816), 
 Major and Royal Lanark Militia, late Capt. 3rd Buffs ; 
 served in the Crimea. Born July 31, 1823. being the eldest 
 son of the late Sir Henry Floyd, and Bart., by his wife 
 Mary, eldest dau. and coheir of William Murray of Latiiim, 
 Jamaica. Armorial bearings — Sable, a lion rampant re- 
 gardant argent, on a chief embattled or, a sword erect 
 proper, pommel and hilt gold, enfiled with an eastern crown 
 gules, between two tigers' faces also proper ; the escutcheon 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion rampant regardant argent, murally crowned gules, 
 bearing a flag representing the standard of Tippoo Sultan, 
 flowing to the sinister proper. Motto— " Patiens pulveris 
 atque solis." Married, June 10, 1851. Thomasine Harriette, 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick Shaw, P.C., 3rd Bart. 
 She d.s.p. Feb. 16, 1856. Club — National. 
 
 ERNEST AYSCOGHE FLOYER, Gentleman. Bom 
 July 4, 1852, being the eldest surviving son of the late Rev. 
 Ayscoghe Floyer, M.A., by his wife Louisa Sara. dau. and 
 heiress of the Hon. Frederick John Shore. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly, i. sable, a chevron between three arrows 
 argent (for Floyer) ; 2. azure, a bend between six fleurs-de-lis 
 or (for Bashe) ; 3. argent, a chevron gules, between three 
 crows sable, beaked of the first (for Croke) ; 4. per fesse or and 
 gules, a lozenge counterchanged (for Kirke) ; 5. argent, two 
 bars gules (for Martin) ; 6. or, two bendlets gules, an escallop 
 in the chief point sable, on a canton or, three piles conjoined 
 in base azure for Guy of Brian (Jor De Tracey) ; 7. per pale 
 sable and argent, a chevron per pale or and gules (for 
 Loundres) ; 8. quarterly argent and sable, four hawks' heads 
 erased counterchanged (for Pydel) ; 9. chequy or and azure, 
 on a fesse gules, three lions rampant argent (for Speckford) ; 
 10. argent, on a bend sable, three unicorns passant or (for 
 Ferendon) ; i r. argent, a saltire gules, on a chief of the 
 second, three bezants (for De Anna) ; 12. gules, a chevron 
 between three roses argent, seeded proper (for Wadham) ; 
 13. or, on a chevron gules, three martlets argent (for 
 Chiseldon) ; 14. azure, two bars between eight martlets, three, 
 ttuo, and three or {for Tantifer) ; i.i;. azure, a chevron be- 
 tween three chess-rooks or (for Rogus) ; 16. argent, on a 
 chief gules, two bucks' heads caboshed or (for Popham) ; 
 17. sable, three plates (for Clark) ; 18. gules, a chevron 
 argent, between ten bezants (for Souch); 19. sable, six 
 lions rampant, three, two, and one or (for St. Martyn) ; 
 20. or, a chief indented vert, over all a bend gules (for 
 
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 Nevill) ; 21. barry of six or and azure, over all an eagle 
 displayed gules (for VValeran or Walrand) ; 22. azure, a 
 lion rampant argent (for Lony) ; 23. gules, a fesse lozengy 
 ermine (for Reade) ; 24. argent, a chevron between three 
 escallops sable (for Tregarthin) ; 25. argent, two lobster 
 claws in saltire gules (for Tregarthhi, afuient) ; 26. azure, 
 a lion rampant within an orle of eight escallops or (for 
 Hendour); 27. argent, a lion rampant gules, within a 
 bordure sable, bezant^e, a label of three points of the third 
 (for Cornwall) ; 28. argent, on a bend sable, five bezants 
 \for Chamber layne) ; 29. argent, on a chevron gules, tiiree 
 Heurs-de-lis or (for Pever) ; 30. or, a chevron ermine, be- 
 tween three bur-leaves proper, a crescent Jor difference 
 (for Burwell); 31. argent, a saltire between four griffins' 
 heads erased gules (for Alverd) ; 32. gules, two pole-axes 
 in saltire or, headed argent, bettveen four mullets of the 
 last (for Pitman) ; 33. sable, a fesse or, between three 
 asses passant argent (for Ayscoghe) ; 34. or, a bend azure 
 (for Caythorpe) ; 35. gnles, a chevron engrailed between 
 three hounds sejant argent (for Hungate) ; 36. argent, a 
 saltire gules, on a chief of the second, three escallops or 
 
 (for Tailboys) ; 37. gules, on a bend argent, three cinque- 
 foils sable (for Boroughden) ; 38. gules, a cinquefoil within 
 an orle of crosses patonce or (for Umfraville) ; 39. gules, 
 a cinquefoil argent (for Umfraville, ancient) ; 40. gules, 
 a chevron between ten crosses crosslet or (for Kyme) ; 41. 
 gules, two bends or (for FitzWith) ; 42. barry of six or and 
 azure, a bend gules (for Bolitigton) ; 43. azure, a cross 
 chequy argent and gules (for Cokefield) ; 44. gules, two 
 chevronels within a bordure or (for Channell) ; 45. sable, 
 a chevron between three columns or, a label of three points 
 of the last (for Bullingbrook) ; 46. gules, a maunch ermine 
 (for Moigne) ; 47. gules, three mullets argent (for Han- 
 sard) ; 48. chevrony of six argent and gules (for Delamore) ; 
 49. ermine, two chevronels gules (for Semer) ; 50. argent, 
 an inescutcheon sable, in an orle of cinquefoils gules (for 
 Darcy) ; 51. argent, three cinquefoils gules (for Darcy, 
 ancient) ; 52. vert, a saltire engrailed or (for Hawley), and 
 a canton barry nebuly of six argent and sable (for Blount) ; 
 53. gules, five crosses crosslet between two flaunches argent 
 (for Elkington) ; 54. or, a saltire and a chief gules, on a 
 canton argent, a lion rampant azure (for Brewes) ; 55 vert, 
 an eagle displayed or, armed sable (for Hutton) ; 56. or. 
 
 three parroquets vert (for Chauncellor) ; 57. ermine, on a 
 canton argent, a saltire engrailed sable (for Fitzjeffery); 
 
 58. azure, a fesse between three fleurs-de-lis or (for Skelton) ; 
 
 59. argent, three bars gules, in chief a greyhound at full 
 speed sable, collared or, a bordure engrailed gobony of the 
 last and azure (for Skipwith) ; 60. or, a chevron gules, 
 between three crosses patie Jitchie sable (for Bradley) ; 61. 
 sable, on a bend arg. between three leopards' faces or, as many 
 elm-leaves vert, on a canton argent, a cross moline gules 
 (for Etton) ; 62. per chevron or and gules, m chief three 
 leopards' faces, and in base a crescent counterchanged (for 
 Chapman) ; 63. ermine, on a chief indented vert, three 
 griffins' heads erased or (for Chaplin) ; 64. azure, three 
 ancient helmets or (for Hamby) ; 65. per pale or and gules, 
 three mullets counterchanged (for Auforde) ; 66. argent, 
 a cross engrailed gules, in canton an annulet of the last 
 (for Green) ; 67. or, a chevron between ten crosses crosslet 
 sable (for Sleight) ; 68. gules, on a bend argent, three 
 shoveller ducks sable, beaked or (for Read) ; 69. sable, on 
 a bend arg. between three leopards' faces or, as many elm- 
 leaves vert, on a canton argent, a cross moline gules (for 
 Etton); 70. argent, three bars wavy azure (for ); 71. 
 argent, a fesse gules, between three eagles displayed sable 
 (for Leeds) ; 72. sable, three bells argent, a canton ermine 
 (for Porter) ; 73. argent, a chevron sable, between three 
 holly-leaves vert (for Shore). [N.B. — Such parts of the 
 
 foregoing as are in Roman Type are as registered in the 
 Heralds' College, the remainder in Italics is not yet so regis- 
 tered.'] MantUng sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a buck's head erased or, holding in the 
 mouth an arrow proper. Motto — " Floret virtus vul- 
 nerata." Married, Sept. i, 1887, Mary Louisa, eldest 
 dau. of Rev. William Richards Watson of Saltfleetby, St. 
 Peter's, Lines.; and has Issue — (i) Ernest Ayscoghe Floyer, 
 Gentleman, b. June 30, 1888 ; William Anthony Floyer, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 31, 1890. Postal address — Cairo, 
 Egypt. 
 
 FREDERICK ANTHONY FLOYER, B.A. and M.B. 
 Camb., M.R.C.S. Eng., and L.S.A. Lond. Born Aug. 
 28, 1858, being the second surviving son of the late Rev. 
 Ayscoghe Floyer, M.A., by his wife Louisa Sara, dau. 
 and heiress of the Hon. Frederick John Shore. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, a chevron between three arrows argent. 
 (Quarterings as E. A. Floyer. ) Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased 
 or, holding in the mouth an arrow proper. Motto 
 — "Floret virtus vulnerata." Married, July 26, 1883, 
 Alice Maude, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Roberts 
 Jones, Vicar of Codicote, Herts. Postal address — Mor- 
 timer, Berks. 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM FLOYER, Esquire, J. P., B.A. 
 Christ Church, Oxon. , Barrister-at-Law. Bom July 23, 1851, 
 being the only son of the late John Floyer, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L., High Sheriff 1844, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 
 and M.P. for Dorsetshire from 1846 to 1857 and 1864-85, 
 and his wife Georgina Charlotte Frances, eldest dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. George Bankes, M.P., Cursitor Baron. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, a chevron between three arrows 
 argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a buck's head erased or, holding in the 
 mouth an arrow proper. MottO — " Floret virtus vulnerata." 
 Seat — Stafford House, near Dorchester. Club — Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 Rev. JOHN KESTELL FLOYER, M.A. Oxon., F.S.A., 
 Vicar of Warton, Carnforth. Born June 28, 1865, being 
 the second surviving son of the late Rev. Ayscoghe 
 Floyer, M.A. , by his wife Louisa Sara, dau. and heiress of 
 the Hon. Frederick John Shore. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, a chevron between three arrows argent. (Quar- 
 terings as E. A. Floyer.) Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased or, 
 holding in the mouth an arrow proper. Motto — "Floret 
 virtus vulnerata." Married, Jan. 14, 1897, Helen Frances, 
 youngest dau. of the late Rev. George Hill, sometime Vicar 
 of St. Winnow, Cornwall, by his wife Marie Elizabeth, dau. 
 of Rev. James Thomas Houssemayne Du Boulay. Resi- 
 dence — Warton Vicarage, Carnforth. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR JOHN FLUDYER, 5th Baronet 
 (Nov. 14, 1759), J. P. and C.C. for Rutland, High Sheriff 
 1900, late Major and Lieut.-Col, 3rd Batt. Northampton- 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 shire Rcgt. Boph Oct. la, 1844, being the second but 
 elder surviving son of the late Rev, Sir John Henry Fludyer, 
 ^th Bart., M.A., Rector of Ayston, Rutland, by his wife 
 Augusta, dau. of Sir Richard Borough, Bart. ArmorlJil 
 bMkXtngt— Sable, a cross flory between four escallops ar- 
 gent, each charged with a similar cross of the tield ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 OrMt^On a wrenth of the colours, an escallop as in the 
 arms, between two wings elevated argent. Marrted, Sept. 9, 
 1876, Augusta Frances, third dan. of .Sir F.dward Borough, 
 Bart. AV<j/— Ayston Hall, Uppingham, Rutland. Clui — 
 Windham. 
 
 JOHN WALTON FOGG-KLLIOT. Bom 1867, being 
 the elder son of the late John Fogg-Elliot, Esq., U. L., of 
 Elvet Hill, by his second wife Sarah, eldest dau. of the late 
 Thomas I'ate of Bank House, Northumberland, and widow 
 of A. W. Hutchinson. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 4, gules, on a bend engrailed or, a baton azure (for 
 Elliot) ; a and 3 argent, on a fesse between six annulets 
 sable, three mullets pierced of the field (for Fogg). Hant- 
 Mng gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter arm liolding a cutlass proper (for Elliot) ; 
 a. upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head cou(>ed 
 argent (for Fogg). Married, 1889, Silvia Kingsley, dau. 
 of the late A. W. Hunt, R.W.S. ; and has /.«««— Three 
 daus. iVa/— Elvet Hill, Durham. 
 
 FOGO of Row (L.O., 1830). Argent, a fess sable, 
 charged with three mullets of the first between two annulets 
 in chief and two crosiers saltireways in base of the second. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cross crosslet titch6e gules. Motto — " Fuimus." 
 Son of David Laurie Row Fogo : — 
 John Row Fogo, Gentleman, b. 1874. Estate — Row, 
 Perthshire. 
 
 PAUL HENRY FOLEY, Esquire, J. P. cos. Stafford 
 and Hereford, and D.L. for Hereford, Barrister-at-Law, 
 
 F.S.A. Born March 19, 1857, being the son of the late 
 Henry John Wentworth Hodgetts-Foley, Esq., M.l'. for 
 South Staffordshire 1857 to 1868, J. P. for cos. Stafford, 
 Worcester, and Hereford, and D.L. cos. StafTord and 
 Worcester, High Sheriff co. Stafford 1877, by his wife Jane 
 Frances Anne, second dau. of Richard Hussey, 1st Lord 
 Vivian. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i ami 4, argent, 
 a fesse engrailed lx:tween three cinquefoils sable, within a 
 bordure of the last (for Foley) ; a and 3, azure, on a chevron 
 between three doves in chief and a fleur-de-lis in b;ise or, 
 three crescents vert (for Flodgetts). Mnnt.Ung sable and 
 ardent. Crests -(1) On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 sejant argent, holding between the forepaws an escutcheon 
 charged with the arms (for Foley) ; (a) on a wreath of tint 
 colours, a horse's head ermine, pierced throujjli the neck 
 with a spear, the staff broken projjer (for Hodgets). Motto 
 — " Ut prosim." iVa/j — Stoke Edith Park, Herefordshire; 
 Prestwood House, near Stourbridge, co. .Stafford. Clubs— 
 Travellers' and Brooks's. 
 
 SRt. Hon. FRANCIS JOHN .SAVILE FOLJAMBE, 
 P.C., Master of Arts of the University of 
 fTnTlfltriflP Oxford, Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice 
 Jl Ul^dlMUv of the Peace for the county of Nottingham 
 and the West Riding of the county of 
 York ; High Steward of East Retford, Vice-Chairman of 
 Nottinghamshire County Council, Member of Parliament for 
 East Retford, 1857-1885 ; High Sheriff for the county of Not- 
 tingham, 1889. Born April 9, 1830, being the eldest son of 
 George Savile of Osberton, in the county of Nottingham, 
 Justice of the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, and High Sheriff 
 for the county of Nottingham, by his first wife Harriet Emily 
 Mary, eldest daughter of Sir William Mordaunt Sturt Milner, 
 Baronet, of Nun-Appleton, in the county of York. Club — 
 Brooks's. Zjwrv— Black and gold. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Sable, a bend between six escallops or 
 and eighty-three other quarterings, and impaling the arms 
 of Acheson, namely, argent, a double-headed eagle displayed 
 sable, beaked and membered or, on a chief vert two mullets 
 of the third ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a jamb unarmed (excepting the spur) quarterly or 
 and sable; with the Motto, " Soies ferme." Married, 
 February 20, 1856, Gertrude Emily, commonly known as 
 Lady Gertnide Emily, daughter of the Right Honourable 
 the late Sir Archibald Acheson, third Earl of Gosford ; 
 and has Issue — (i) George Savile Foljambe, Esquire, born 
 October 30, 1856 [to whom refer]; (2) Godfrey Acheson 
 Thornhagh Foljambe, Gentleman, torn October 21, 1868 ; (3) 
 Hubert Francis Fitzwilliam Brabazon Foljambe, Esq., Capt. 
 60th Rifles, born Nov. 16, 1872. Estates — Osberton and 
 Sturton, in the co. of Nottingham ; Aldwark, Wadworth, 
 and Brierley, in the co. of York. Postal address — 
 Osberton, Worksop. 
 
 S GEORGE SAVILE FOLJAMBE, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Nottingham, Major of the 4th Notts 
 Volunteer Battalion of the Sherwood Foresters. Born Oct. 
 30, 1856, being the eldest son of Rt. Hon. Francis John 
 Savile Foljambe, P.C., J. P. and D.L. [to whom refer], 
 by his wife Gertrude Emily, commonly known as Lady 
 Gertrude Emily, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the late Sir 
 Archibald Acheson, third Earl of Gosford. Livery — Black 
 and gold. Armorial bearings— Sable, a bend between 
 six escallops or, and eighty - three other quarterings. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a jamb unarmed 
 excepting the spur, quarterly or and sable. Motto—" Soies 
 ferme." Married, Feb. 21, 1888, Dora Margaret, elder 
 dau. of the Rev. Edmond Warre, D.D., M.V.O., Head- 
 Master of Eton College; and has Issue — (i) Edmond 
 Walter Savile Foljamte, Gentleman, b. Sept. 19, 1890; 
 {2) Robert Francis Thornhagh Foljambe, Gentleman, b. 
 1892; Mary Pauline; Rachel Emily; and Avice Dora 
 Geraldine. Postal address — Cockglode, Ollerton, Notts. 
 Clubs — Brooks's, Wellington. 
 
 FOLKEROY, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 FOLLIOTT, quartered by POWELL. 
 
 FOOTE, quartered by BELLAIRS. 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Rkverend JOHN VICARS FOOTE, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders; M.A. (Oxon.); formerly Vicar of East Clevedon 
 Born March 26, 1852, being the only child of the Rev' 
 Richard Gorges Foote, M.A., and Maria Louisa, dau. of 
 John Swire. /.zwry— (Dress) white, with blue facings • 
 (undress): light drab, piped blue. Armorial bearings 
 
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 —Party per chevron argent and 01, three martlets 
 azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a martlet azure, charged 
 on the breast with a cross humett^ or. Motto — " Spes 
 mea Deus." Married, Jan. 18, 1888, Margaret Ada, dau. 
 of William Hallam Elton, Esq., Commander R.N. ; and 
 has /w?/?— Richard Christopher Gorges Foote, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. 22, 1894, Mary Corisande Margaret ; Cicely Agnes 
 Gorges, and Elinor Christian Baird. Estate— S&5\dn Ryan, 
 CO. Carlow, Ireland. Postal address— Si. Benet's, Kentish 
 Town, London. 
 
 FOOTNER (H. Coll.). Gules, on a bend argent, 
 between a cuirass with tasses in chief and a morion in base 
 both proper, a passion cross of the first between two 
 ermine spots sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, issuant from clouds proper, 
 a demi-eagle displayed sable, each wing charged with a 
 morion proper, and holding in the beak a passion cross or. 
 Motto — " Devoir." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Henry Footner, Gentleman, (J. . ^«.—" Lady field " 
 Wilmslow, Cheshire. 
 
 FORBES of Monymusk [c. 1672-7). Azure, on a 
 chevron between thiee bears' heads couped argent, muzzled 
 gules, a man's heart proper. 
 
 Forbes of Pitsligo, Bt., paternally Forbes of Mony- 
 musk (rematric. 1783 and 1865). Quarterly, i and 4 as 
 above ; 2. Forbes of Pitsligo ; 3. Stuart of Fettercairn. 
 
 Sir Wilham Stuart Forbes, 9th Bart. (q.v.). 
 
 Forbes of Medwyn (rematric. 1899). Quarterly, i and 
 4.. Forbes of Monymusk, as above; 2 and 3, Forbes of 
 Pitsligo, a crescent for difference. 
 
 John Houblon Forbes of Medwyn, Esq. (q.v.). 
 
 Forbes of Boyndlie (rematric. 1894). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, Forbes of Monymusk, as above ; 2 and 3, Ogilvy. 
 
 J. C . M. Ogilvie Forbes of Boyndlie, Esq. (q.v.). 
 
 Forbes of Camphill (rematric. 28 Dec. 1903). Arms 
 of Forbes of Monymusk as above, with a bordure or. 
 Mantlmg azure, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his hveries, a man's heart proper, winged or. Motto— 
 'Spe expecto." 
 
 Sons of the late Alexander Forbes of Dacea and 
 Calcutta, and of The Galleries, Aberdeen, b. 1823 ; d. 
 
 ^^^l\"Ac, • J*"^ Rebecca, d. of Lewis Duval of 
 H.t.. l.CS. : — 
 
 Patrick I-ewis Forbes, Gentleman, b. 5 July i860; m. 
 1892, Sarah Mildred, d. of James Blyth Leckie; and has 
 issue— (i) Patrick Leckie Forbes, Gentleman, b. 6 Feb. 
 1893; (2) Alexander Stewart Forbes, Gentleman, b. 20 
 March 1894. i?«.— Egremont House, WiUoughby Road. 
 Hampstead, London, N.W. & } > 
 
 Alexander Duval Forbes," Gentleman, b. 13 Nov 186c 
 Arms, Crest and Motto as Forbes of Camphill, but 
 (rematric. 15 Feb. 1904) the bordure engrailed or] ; m 15 
 
 Dec. 1896, Elizabeth Shaw, d. of Harvey Hall, Esq.. J. P. 
 CO. of Aberdeen. Capt. (ret.) 4th V.B. Gordon Highlanders, 
 V.D. ; and has issue — Joan Duval. Post. add. — Lippakelle, 
 Lindula, Cejrlon. C/«^j— Junior Constitutional, Hill Club 
 (Nuwara Eliya, Ceylon). 
 
 DUNCAN GEORGE FORBES of Culloden, Gentle- 
 man. Born , being the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 
 William Forbes, by his wife Sarah Dallas. Armorial 
 bearings —Azure, on a chevron between three bears' heads 
 couped argent, muzzled gules, as many unicorns' heads 
 erased sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed or. Motto — 
 " Salus per Christum." 5^a/— Culloden House, Inver- 
 ness. 
 
 SJOHN CHARLES MATTHIAS OGILVIE FORBES, 
 Esquire, D.L. and J. P. for co. of Aberdeen, 
 irnfflPft Masterof Arts. Z^fr« 1850, being the only son 
 jrUVUt-.d of George Ogilvie Forbes, Esq., J. P. for co. 
 of Aberdeen, of Boyndlie, in the co. of Aber- 
 deen, Doctor of Medicine, by his wife Jane, third daughtei 
 of Robert Cordiner. Armorial bearingrs— He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure on a chevron between 
 three bears' heads couped argent muzzled gules, a man's 
 heart proper (for Forbes) ; 2 and 3 quarterly i. and iiii. 
 argent, a lion passant guardant gules, imperially crowned 
 proper ; ii. and iii. argent, a cross engrailed sable, all within 
 a bordure azure (for Ogilvie). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set 
 for Crest, a man's heart proper, winged or, and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, "Spe expecto;" and 
 under the arms the Motto, " Toujours fidele." Married, 
 firstly, June 2, 1890, Christine Mary (d. 1897), dau. of Capt. 
 George Augustus Vaughan ; and has Issue— (x) George 
 Arthur Drostan Ogilvie Forbes, Gentleman, b. 1891, and 
 Rebecca Edith Mary. He married secondly, Sept. 19, 
 1899, Anne Marguerite, second dau. of Col. I^enox Pren- 
 dergast, and has issue, (2) Neill Charles Ogilvie Forbes 
 
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 Gentleman. *. I>c. la. 1900; (3) David Colum Forbes. 
 Gentleman, *. 1904 ; and Marion Katharine. Postal ad- 
 
 dress — Boyndlie, Fraserburgli, N.B. Cluis — Junior Con- 
 stitutional and Royal Northern (Aberdeen). 
 
 SJOHN HOUBLON FORBES of Medwyn. co. Peebles. 
 Esquire. D.L. and J.P. co. Peebles, B.A. (Exeter Coll., 
 
 Esq., I.P..D.L..byhis wife Mary Anne, dau. of John Archer 
 Houblon of llallingbury Place. Herts. Armorial bear- 
 ing! —Quarterly I and 4, azure, on a chevron argent. bft\\een 
 three bears' heads couped of the last, muzzled gules, a heart 
 proper, as his paternal coat ; a and 3, grand quarters, 
 counlerquartered i. and iiii., azure, three liears' heads 
 couped argent, muzzled gules; ii. and iii. , azure, three 
 frasiers argent (for Pitsligo) ; in the centre of the grand 
 quarters a crescent or, for difference ; and impaling the 
 arms of Eraser, namely, quarterly i and 4. azure, three 
 fraises argent ; a. gules, a lion rampant argent ; 3. argent, 
 three piles gules. MantHwy azure, doubled argent. Chrest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a hand issuing out of a Baron's 
 coronet, holding a scimitar in bend all proper ; and in an 
 escroll above this Motto, " Nee timide nee temcre." 
 Married, March 1883, the Hon. Alexandra Katherine May 
 Eraser, youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. Alexander, 17th 
 Lord Saltoun ; and has fssue — Dorothy Charlotte Mary 
 Eleanor. Seat — Medwyn, West Linton, Pecbleshire. 
 C/u6s — Junior Carlton, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 NORMAN HAY FORBES, Esquire. Knight of Justice 
 of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in 
 England, a Member of His Majesty's Bodyguard for Scot- 
 land (Royal Company of Archers), J.P. for co. of Kent 
 
 Oxon.), B.L. (Scotland), Advocate. Bom August 22, 1852, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Forbes of Medwyn, 
 
 and for Tunbridge Wells, has Order of Mercy, Fellow of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Member of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons of England, and Licentiate of the 
 Royal College of Physicians of London, formerly Surgeon 
 H.M. Army Med. Staff (1887-1890), Fellow of the Medical 
 and Chirjirgical Society of London. Born March i, 1863, 
 being the second son of the late Major Frederick Murray 
 Hay Forbes, B.S.C. (great-grandson of seventeenth Lord 
 Forbes), and of Honoria Matilda, third dau. of the late 
 Rev. William Knox Marshall, B.D., Rector of Holton, and 
 Prebendary of Hereford Cathedral. Livery -{Undress) 
 Dark blue, primrose and black striped waistcoat, silver 
 
 ^ is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 buttons, drab overcoat, dark blue facinsjs. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, three bears' heads couped argent, 
 muzzled gules, within a bordure counter-compony of the 
 second and first, charged with three crescents counter- 
 changed ; and as a Knight of Justice, the Chief of the Order 
 of St. John of Jerusalem. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a stag's head couped 
 proper. Mottoes — (above) ' ' Grace me guide," (below) " Lo- 
 nach." Married, Jan. 12, 1897, Ellen, younger dau. of the 
 late Jason Wilshin of Hayes, Middlesex, and widow of the 
 late C. W. Robinson of Bromley, Kent ; and has Issue — 
 Eilidh MacLeod Hay Forbes. Postal address — Drum- 
 minor, Calverley Park, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Club — 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM STUART FORBES of Pitsligo, 9th 
 Baronet (Nova Scotia, March 31, 1626). Born June 16, 
 1835, being the son of the late Charles Hay Stuart Forbes 
 of Blackford House, near Edinburgh (third son of the 7th 
 Bart.), by his wife Jemima Rebecca, third dau. of the late 
 Alexander Macdonnell of Glengarry ; succeeded his uncle 
 Mav 27, 1866. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i. azure, 
 
 on a chevron argent, betvyeen three bears' heads couped of 
 the last, muzzled gules, a man's heart proper (for Forbes of 
 Monymusk) ; 2. counter-quartered i. and iiii. , .azure, three 
 bears' heads couped argent, muzzled gules (for Forbes of 
 Pitsligo ; ii. and iii., azure, three frases argent (for Eraser)'; 
 3. or, a bend gules, surmounted by a fesse chequy azure 
 and argent, in chief a crescent of the third (for Stuart of 
 Fettercairn). Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent 
 by an orange-tawny ribbon his badge as a Baronet of Nova 
 Scotia, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, issuing 
 out of a Baron's coronet a dexter hand holding a scimitar 
 proper, motto over, " Nee temere nee timide" (for Forbes). 
 Supporters Two bears proper. Motto " Fax mentis 
 honestae gloria." Manied, at Nelson, New Zealand, July 
 1, 1865. Marion, third dau. of J. Watts of Bridgend, Nelson, 
 New Zealand ; and has Issue— {i) Charles Hay Hepburn 
 "Forbes, Esq., b. June 3, 1871 ; (2) Kenneth Macdonnell 
 Forbes, Esq.. b. 1873, d. 1876; (3) William Forbes, Esq., 
 *. 1876; (4) Hugh Forbes, Esq., b. June, 20, 1882; Emma 
 Louisa ; Mary Elizabeth ; Katherine Evelyn Stuart ; Ade- 
 laide Amy ; Beatrice FuUerton ; and Georgiana Gordon. 
 Seat — Carterton, Wellington, New Zealand, 
 
 ALEXANDER JOHN FORBES-LEITH, Gentleman, 
 of Fyvie Castle, in the co. of Aberdeen. i?<?r« August 6, 
 1847, being the eldest son of Admiral John Leith, by his 
 rife Margaret, daughter of Alexander Forbes of Blackford, 
 
 entered the Royal Navy i860, and retired as Lieut. 1872. 
 Clubs — Carlton, St. James', Naval and Military, New (Edin- 
 burgh), Royal Northern (Aberdeen), Royal Yacht Squadron. 
 Livery — Black and yellow. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly, first and fourth grand quarters or, a crots crosslet fitchte 
 s ble, between three crescents in chief, and as many fusils 
 in base gules (for Leith) ; second grand quarter quarterly, i 
 and 4 azure, on a chevron between three bears' heads couped 
 nrgent, muzzled gules, a man's heart proper, between two 
 daggers of the first, pommelled or (for Forbes of Balfling) ; 
 2. azure, a fesse chequy argent, and of the first between 
 three boars' heads erased or, within a bordure indented of 
 the second (for Gordon of Badenscoth) ; 3. argent, a fir- 
 tree growing out of a mount in base vert, surmounted of a 
 sword in bend supporting on its point an imperial crown 
 proper, in sinister chief and dexter base, a lion's head 
 erased azure (for Gregory) ; 3. grand quarter, parted per 
 fesse azure and argent, in chief three bears' heads couped 
 of the second, muzzled gules, and in base as many unicorns' 
 heads erased sable (for Forbes of Ballogie). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable doubled or ; and for his Crests, i. upon the 
 dexter side, upon a wreath of the liveries, a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e sable ; and in an escroU above this Motto, " Trustie 
 to the end " (for Leith) ; 2. upon the sinister side, upon a 
 wreath of the liveries, a bear's head and neck couped 
 argent, muzzled azure ; and in an escroll above this Motto, 
 
 "Spe expecto" (for Forbes). Married, October 19, 1871, 
 Marie Louise, daughter of Derrick Algernon January of St. 
 Louis, United States of America ; and has Issue— Vexcy 
 Forbes- Leith, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Dragoons, born 
 March 12, 1881, killed on active service at Newcastle, 
 Natal, Dec. 31. 1900 ; Ethel Louise [married, July 22, 1891, 
 Captain Charles Rosdew Burn, Royal Dragoons, Aide-de- 
 Camp to His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught, and 
 has issue], im/ — Fyvie Castle, Fyvie, in the county of 
 Aberdeen. 
 
 JOHN FORBES-ROBERTSON, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings— Parted per chevron gules and azure, tw o wolves 
 heads erased in chief or, and a bear's head coupedl m base 
 of the last, muzzle of the first. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest-On a wreath of the colours, an arm erect proper 
 charged with a heart gules, the hand holding an Imperial 
 crown also proper. Motto- " Virtutis gloria merces^ 
 Married, — - ; and has /«««- Johnston Forbes-Ro- 
 
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 bertson, Gentleman. 
 London. 
 
 Rtsidtnte — aa Bedford Square, 
 
 ricd. 1875. Esiher Cousl ; (7) George Forrest, Gentle- 
 man, born 1858 [married Alice, nie O'Neill, and has 
 
 WILLIAM FORD, Gentleman. Pom Sept. 5, 1844, 
 beinf; tbe eighth son of James Kord, and I'lsther, fourth dau. 
 of lohn Nelson, all of noiu-astcr. Lifery-YiaxV. blue and 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Per liend dovetailed 
 argent and a«\ire, the stern of a ship in chief proper, and a 
 demi-lion cou|ied in t>ase or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 OrMtt — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion per bend or 
 and azure, holding in the dexter paw a ship's mast with two 
 sails furled proper and pennon flying gules, and resting the 
 sinister on the stem of a ship as m the arms. Kotto — 
 "Fortis in arduis." Manied, June 25, 1865, Emma Edge- 
 worth, fourth dau. of Charles Hare, Kingslon-npon-Hull ; 
 and has /««*—(i) James Ford, Gentleman, b. Feb. 27, 
 1868 ; (a) HeniV Ford, Gentleman, b. July 15, 1873 5 
 Lavinia Alice ; Kate ; Edith ; and Gertrude. Residence — 
 50 Coltman Street, Kingston-upon-HuU. 
 
 S ALEXANDER DINGWALL FORDYCE. Bom 
 1873, being the elder son of the late William Ding- 
 wall Fordyce, Esq., of Brucklay, J. P. and D.L. co. Aber- 
 deen, M.P. CO. Aberdeen 1866-68, and E. Aberdeenshire 
 1868-75, by Christina, eldest dau. of Robert Horn, Dean of 
 the Faculty of Advocates (Scotland). Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, azure, three bears' heads argent, muzzled 
 gules (for Fordyce) ; 2. azure, a buck's head caboshed or 
 between three mullets pierced argent (for Dingwall) ; 3. 
 gules, a fesse chequy argent and azure, in chief a mullet 
 of the second, the b»se wavy of the third, a bordure en- 
 grailed or (for Linds). Mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the liveries, an eagle 
 volant proper, holding in the claws an escroll with this 
 Motto, " Altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur" (for For- 
 dyce) ; 2. upon a wreath of the liveries, a stag lodged 
 proper. Motto — " In arduis fortis" (for Dingwall). Seat 
 — Brucklay Castle, Aberdeen, N.B. 
 
 STUE Late GEORGE CHARLES FORDYCE- 
 BUCHAN, Esquire, J. P. for Berwickshire, Capt. 
 Royal Artillery, died s.p. at Bloemfontein, May 21, 1900. 
 Born August 23, 1867, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Col. William Fordyce ; served in the 74th 
 Highlanders and Scots Guards (who assumed the surname 
 of Buchan on succeeding his uncle George Buchan of Kelloe, 
 in 1856), by his wife Anne, dau. of Field-Marshal Sir Hew 
 Dalrymple Ross, G.C.B. , of Stonehouse. Livery Da.rk 
 blue and yellow. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a garb azure, banded or, between three lions' heads 
 erased sable, on a chief ermine, a lion rampant gules ; 2 and 
 3, gules, a dagger in pale proper, point upwards, between 
 three boars' heads couped or. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a camel's head 
 couped at the neck prof)er. Motto— " Persevere." Seat — 
 Kelloe Edrom, Berwickshire. 
 
 WILLIAM FORREST, Gentleman. Bom 1819, being 
 the only son of the late James Forrest, Writer to the Signet, 
 by his wife Mary Cheque. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, on a mount, a forest of trees proper, 
 on a chief azure, three stars of eight points of the first. 
 Up)on the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a cubit arm erect, vested azure, 
 the cuff argent, holding in the hand proper a cross botonny 
 fitch6e in bend sinister of the second, and in an escroll over 
 the same this Motto, " 'Vivunt dum virent." Married, 1840, 
 Margaret, daughter of David Hill; and has /ssue — (i) 
 William Forrest, Gentleman, born 1842 [married, 1864, 
 Mary Ann, daughter of John Fowler, and has three sons and 
 seven daughters] ; (2) James Hill Forrest, Gentleman, born 
 184s [married, 1870, Annie Maria, daughter of W. C. 
 Ramsay, and has three sons and six daughters]; (3) the 
 Rt. Hon. Sir John Forrest [to whom refer] ; (4) Alexander 
 Forrest, Gentleman, Member of the Legislative Assembly 
 for West Kimberley, born 1849 [married, 1880, Amy, eldest 
 daughter of Edward Barrett- Lennard, Gentleman, of Annan- 
 dale, Western Australia, and has three sons and one 
 daughter] ; (5) David Forrest, Gentleman, born 1852 
 [married Mary, daughter of John W. Parker, and has 
 issue] : (6) Robert Forrest, Gentleman, bom 1854 [mar- 
 
 issue]. Postal address — Leschenault, near Bunbury , Western 
 Australia. 
 
 FORREST (L.O.). Argent, on a mount, a forest of 
 trees proper,, on a chief azure, three stars of eight points 
 of the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect vested azure, 
 cuffed argent, the hand proper, holding a cross botonny 
 fitchew in bend sinister of the second. Motto— " Vivunt 
 dum virent." 
 
 Sons of William Forrest, Gentleman, of Glenbervie, 
 Stonehaven, Kincardineshire, and Leschenault, Bun- 
 bury, West Australia, b. 1819 ; m. 1840, Margaret 
 Guthrie, d. of David Hill of Dundee : — 
 William Forrest, Gentleman, b. 1842; m. 1864, Mary 
 Anne, d. of John Fowler; and has issue (with seven 
 daus.)— (i) Alexander Forrest, Gentleman, b. ; (2) 
 Walter Forrest, Gentleman, b. ; (3) Edward Forrest, 
 Gentleman, b. . Seat — Leschenault, nr. Bunbury, 
 West Australia. 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir John Forrest, G.C.M.G. (1901), 
 K.C.M.G. (1891), and C.M.G. (1882), P.C. (1897), Knt. 
 of the Italian Crown 1876, F.R.G.S., F.G.S., F.L.S., 
 LL.D. (Camb.), Member of Legis. Assembly, West Aus- 
 tralia, formerly Prime Minister of that Colony (1890-1901), 
 Postmaster-General, Minister of Defence, and Minister for 
 Home Affairs in the Commonwealth of Australia (1901- 
 1904). [Supporters as a G.C.M.G. — On either side a lion 
 azure, each charged on the shoulder with a mullet of eight 
 points and holding in the fore-paw a cross botonny fitch^e 
 in bend dexter and sinister argent], b. 1847 ; m. 1876, Mar- 
 garet Elvire, eld. d. of Edward Hamersley of Pyrton, nr. 
 Guildford, W.A. , and niece of Hugh Hamersley of Pyrton 
 Manor, Oxfordshire, England. Res. — The Bungalow, 
 Perth, W.A. Ciubs—Athenxum, Melbourne (Melbourne), 
 Weld (West Australia). 
 
 ROBERT FORRESTER, formerly of Carbeth, Stirling, 
 Gentleman. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a fesse wavy 
 gules, between three hunting-horns sable, garnished and 
 stringed vert, two mullets of the first. MantUng gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a hunting-hora 
 sable, garnished and stringed vert. Residence— 
 
 FREDERIC GREGORY FORSAITH, third Viscount 
 de Fronsac (Holy Roman Empire, 1798). Born 1856, being 
 the elder son of the late Frederic Forsaith, second Viscount 
 de Fronsac, Capt. P. R. Rifle Corps (commanding Guard 
 of Honour to Prince of Wales at Portland, Maine, in i860), 
 
 ^ Is the Military Cockade. 
 
JFor 
 
 by his wife Harriet, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Joseph Scott Tewett. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent , a chevron engrailed gules 
 
 JFor 
 
 SOI 
 
 between three griffins segreant vert, armed and meinbered 
 of the second. Crest— A griffin's head between two wings 
 vert. Motto—" Loyal a la mort." These arms are re- 
 corded by Sir George Mackenzie, and were matriculated 
 in L.yon Register, undated (circa 1672), by Forsyth of Tail- 
 zertonn. In the male line Viscount de Fronsac is descended 
 from a younger branch of the same family, and as a Cadet 
 ought by the Scottish Law of Arms to I'e matriculate and 
 have a proper difference officially assigned him. Residence 
 —Montreal, Canada. American address — 1^ Somerset 
 Street, Boston, U.S.A. 
 
 FORSDIKE (H. Coll.). Barry wavy of four argent and 
 azure, two arrows in saltire proper, on a chief wavy vert, a 
 garb or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours a swan, wings elevated and addorsed, holding 
 in the beak an arrow in bend both argent, between four 
 bulrushes leaved and slipped two on either side proper. 
 Son of : — 
 
 William David Forsdike, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 Parkfield House, Sheffield. 
 
 FORSTER, see ARNOLD-FORSTER and HAIRE- 
 FORSTER. 
 
 WILLIAM DIXON FORSTER-COULL, Esquire, J.P. 
 CO. Northumberland, is the eldest son of the late John 
 Forster of Winlaton, in the County Palatine of Durham, by 
 Isabella his wife, only dau. of Ephraim Dixon, late of 
 Morpeth, and is the nephew of the late Robert Dixon-Coull 
 of North Middleton Hall, both in the co. of Northumber- 
 land. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure a uni- 
 corn's head couped argent, in chief three annulets or (for 
 CouU) ; 2 and 3 or, a chevron invected gules, between two 
 bugle-horns in chief sable, stringed of the second, and as 
 many tilting-spears in saltire, in baseof the third (for Forster). 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a uni- 
 corn's head couped argent, gorged with a collar gemell 
 azure, three annulets interlaced or (for CouU) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, issuant from a wreath of oak vert, a dexter 
 
 arm embowed m armour, the hand in a gauntlet holding 
 a tiltmg-spear proper (for Forster). Motto— "Ad fineni 
 ^?T°,: ' ^'^'''''e^' Aug. 30, 1887, Judith Mary, eldest dau. 
 Of John Foggo of Choppington, co. Northumberland; and 
 has /fw — John Leslie Forster-CouU, Gentleman; and 
 Mabel Beatrice. Estateand postal arfrfrwj— North Middle- 
 ton, Morpeth. 
 
 ©DOUGLAS METHUEN FORSYTH, Esquire. Com- 
 mander Royal Navy (Retired). Born April 19, 1847 
 bemg the second surviving son of the Rev. John Hamilton 
 Forsyth, M.A. Tnn. Coll., Cambridge, by his wife Mary 
 Catherme, dau. and coheir of Lord Edward O'Bryen Cap- 
 tarn Royal Navy, brother to James, last Marquess of Tho- 
 mond. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent a 
 chevron engrailed gules, between two gryphons segreant in 
 chief azure, on the head of each an Eastern crown or, and 
 in base a thistle leaved and slipped proper (for Forsyth) • 
 2 and 3, quarterly i. and iiii., gules, three lions passant 
 guardant in pale per pale or and argent ; ii., argent, three 
 piles meeting in point gules; iii., or, a pheon azure (for 
 OBryen). Mantling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-gryphon vert, gorged with a collar 
 gemel argent, and supporting with the sinister claw a 
 
 thistle as in the arms. Motto — " Instaurator Ruina?." 
 Married, Oct. i, 1874, Kate, eldest dau. of William 
 O'Brien, Esq., formerly a Captain in the 53rd Regt. ; and 
 has Issue— [\) Douglas William O'Bryen Forsyth, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. R.N.. b. Oct. 6, 1880; (2) Archibald Hamilton 
 O'Bryen Forsyth, Gentleman, b. May 16, 1884; and 
 Katharine Mary O'Bryen. Residence — Leavington House, 
 Ryde, Isle of Wight. Clubs— ]\\xi\ov United Service, Royal 
 Victoria Yacht (Ryde) ; Hon. Alember Royal Yacht Squad- 
 ron (Cowes). 
 
 M THOMAS HAMILTON FORSYTH, Esquire, Hon. 
 
 W Col. in the Army, late Lieut.-Col. ist Batt. Duke of 
 Edinburgh, Wiltshire Regt. (late 62nd). Born Dec. 29. 
 1843, being the eldest surviving son of Rev. John Hamilton 
 Forsyth, M.A. Trin. Coll., Cam., Domestic Chaplain to 
 3rd Marquis of Thomond, and Mary Catherine his wife, 
 younger daughter and co-heir of Lord Edward O'Bryen. 
 brother of 2nd and 3rd Marquises of Thomond. Club — 
 United Service. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4 
 (Forsyth), argent, a chevron engrailed gules, between two 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
5oa 
 
 JTor 
 
 JFO0 
 
 M segreani in cliief axure, on the head of each nn 
 stern crown or, and in base a thistle leave«l and slip[>cd 
 proper ; a and 3 (O'Bryen), quarterly i. and iiii., gules, three 
 lions passant gwudant in pale i>er pale or and argent ; ii. 
 argent, ihn-e piles meeting in point gules; iii., or, a pheon 
 azure. Mantling gules and argi-nt. Orest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, ;i dcmi-sryphon vert, gorged with a collar 
 gemel argent, and supix>rting with the sinister claw a 
 
 thistle as in the arms. MottO — " Instaurator Ruinae." 
 Married, August 5, 1873, Anne Noel Noel, dau. of Edward 
 Andrew Noel, Esq., of Clanna House, Alvington, Gloster, 
 J. P. and D.L. for Gloucester, late Capt. 31st Regt. and of the 
 Royal Body Guard, Gentleman-at-Arms ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Ronald Graham Hamilton Forsyth, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 I, 1875 ; Annie Cecilia Noel ; and Mary Beatrice Gertrude. 
 Residence — Northwold, Cavendish Road, Bournemouth. 
 
 RICHARD FORT, Esquire, J. P. Bom July 29, 1856, 
 being the eldest son of the late Richard Fort, Esq., of Read 
 Hall and Sedgley Park, J. P. and D. L. , co. Lancaster, 
 by his wife Margaret Ellen, youngest daughter of Major- 
 General John Nicholas Smith, Honourable East India 
 Company's Service, and widow of Captain Smith, Honour- 
 able E^t India Company's Service. Clubs — Arthur's, 
 Brooks's. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms ; Quar- 
 terly, azure and gules a castle with two towers proper, on a 
 chief argent a bee volant proper between two martlets sable. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a rock proper a lion sejant gules 
 bezants, collared gemel or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 cross crosslet fitch^e sable. Married, August 2, 1882, Alice 
 Anna, second daughter of the late Henry Blundell Leigh, 
 Esquire. Seat — King's Standing, Burton-on-Trent. 
 
 5 ARCHER IRVINE FORTESCUE. Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. for Kincardineshire and Orkney. Bom 
 Dec. 12, 1819, being the son of the iate Rev. William 
 Fortescue, LL. B. , by his first wife Isabel Barclay, second 
 dau. of James Christie of Durie, co. Fife. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, a bend engrailed argent, plain cotised or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an heraldic tiger statant argent, armed, maned, 
 and tufted. Motto — " Forte scrutum salus ducum. " Mar- 
 ried, Aug. 1848, Anne Irvine, dau. of Patrick Syme ; and 
 has /ssue~{i) William Archer Fortescue, Gentleman, b. 
 April 5, 1851 [m., April 18, 1877, Edith Virginia, dau. of 
 John Robert Duguid ; and has issue. Archer Fortescue, 
 Gentleman, b. July 6, 1880 ; John Faithful Fortescue, 
 
 Gentleman, b. June 6, i88^; and William Grenville For- 
 tescue, Gentleman, b. May 26, 1897]; (3) Archer Irvine 
 Boswell P'ortescue, b. Oct. 2, 1852, d. March 1853; (3) 
 Thomas Dyke Acland Fortescue, Gentleman, b. Aug. 30, 
 1856; Isabella Barclay [«., April 12, 1883, Peter Duguid 
 of Auchlimes, Kincardineshire, and Bourtie, co. Al)erdecn ; 
 and has issue |; Anne Margaret (»/., July 1892, Lieut. -Col. 
 Francis Newell Innes, R.A., only surviving son of Col. 
 Thomas Innes of I.«arney, co. Aberdeen; and has issue]; 
 Eliza Mary, d. Dec. 26, 1879; Eleanor Balfour; Jessy 
 Thomson; and Harriet Susan Pringle, d. unmarried, Nov. 
 18, 1896. .S>«/j—Kingcausie, Aberdeen; Swanbister, Kirk- 
 wall, N.B. 
 
 FORTESCUE (U.O.). Azure, a bend engrailed argent, 
 cottised or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an heraldic tiger prof)er, supporting 
 with his forepaw an escutcheon proper. Motto—' ' Forte 
 scutum salus ducum." 
 
 Son of Major Frederick Richard Norman Fortescue, b. 
 
 1823; d. 1867; m. i860, Marion Jane, eld. d. of Gen. 
 
 Garstin, R.E. :— 
 
 Matthew Charles Edward Fortescue, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 
 CO. Louth (High Sheriff 1903), Major 6th Batt. Roy. Irish 
 
 Rifles, b. 1861 ; m. 1894, Edith Magdalen, eld. d. of Sir 
 
 Charles Arthur P'airlie Cuninghame, roth Bart. Seats— 
 
 Stephenstown and Clermont Park, co. Louth. 
 
 FORWARD, quartered by HOWARD and LINDSAY. 
 
 SSiR DUDLEY BAINES FORWOOD, 2nd Baronet, 
 Captain I^ncashire Artillery, S. Div. R. A. , educated 
 at Harrow. Born May 31, 1875, being the eldest son of 
 the late Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Bower Forwood, ist Baronet, 
 P.C., M. P. , by his wife Mary Ann Eliza, dau. of Thomas 
 Baines, F.S.A. Armorial bearings— Per fesse or and 
 azure, in chief a cormorant sable, beaked and membered 
 g[ules, between two fleurs-de-lis of the second, in base an 
 ancient galley or, sail argent, the escutcheon being charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, and impaling the 
 arms of Lockett, namely, or, on a chevron engrailed gules, 
 between two stags' heads couped proper in chief, and a 
 rose of the second in base, two padlocks of the first. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 between two wings argent, the battlements of a lower, 
 thereon in front of a stag's head two hatches in saltire 
 prop)er. Married, July 24, 1901, Norah Isabella, dau. of 
 Richard R. Lockett, Gentleman, of Alexandra Drive, 
 Liverpool. Seat — The Priory, Gateacre, Liverpool. Town 
 residence — 24 Hans Crescent, London, S.W. Clubs^ 
 Windham, Hurlingham. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM BOWER FORWOOD, Knight 
 Bachelor, J. P. for counties of Lancaster and Chester, 
 and for the city of Liverpool. Born 1840, being the 
 son of Thomas Brittain Forwood, Esq., J. P., of Thornton 
 Manor, co. Chester, by his wife Charlotte, dau. of the late 
 William Bower of Liverpool ; Mayor of Liverpool, 1881 ; 
 dubbed Knight Bachelor 1883. Armorial bearings- Per 
 fesse or and azure, in chief a cormorant sable between 
 two fleurs-de-lis of the second, and in base an antique 
 ship, oars in action. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling azure and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 the battlements of a tower, therefrom issuant a stag's 
 head, two battle-axes in saltire, all between as many 
 wings argent; with the Motto, "Fide virtute et labore. " 
 Married, firstly, 1862, Mary (d. 1896), only daughter of 
 William Miles Moss of Ellerslie, in the county of Lan- 
 caster ; and has Issue — Harold Forwood, Esq., born 1864. 
 He 7n. secondly, 1898, Elizabeth, third dau. of the late General 
 Le Fleming, J. P. and D.L., of Rydall Hall, Westmorland. 
 Postal address — Bromborough Hall, Cheshire. Club — 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 LiEUT.-CoLONEL GEORGE VINCENT FOSBERY, 
 
 V.C. Born , being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 
 Thomas Vincent Fosbery, Clerk in Holy Orders, late Vicar 
 of Christchurch, Reading. Armorial bearings Gules, 
 three pheons chevronwise or, between as many lions 
 rampant of the last, each gorged with a collar gemel 
 azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest- Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, two lions' gambs erased, the dexter or, the 
 sinister gules, holding a pheon per pale of the last and the 
 
 n is tbe Military Cocluule. 
 
jro0 
 
 JFO0 
 
 503 
 
 first. Motto— "Non nobis solum." J?estdence —Victoria. 
 Square, S.W. 
 
 FOSTER, see GRAHAM-FOSTER-PIGOTT. 
 FOSTER, quartered by GRANT-DILTON and WARD. 
 
 FOSTER (H. Coll.). Per chevron azure and ermine, a 
 chevron paly of eight argent and gules, between in chief a 
 sun in splendour between two bugle-horns stringed all or, 
 and in base a like bugle-horn. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— A stag's head erased proper, guttd-d'or, transfixed 
 through the head by an arrow gold, headed and flighted 
 argent. Motto — " Justum perficito nihil timeto." 
 
 Sons of William Foster, Esq., of Harrowins, Queens- 
 bury, CO. York, J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff Lanes. 
 1881), d. 1821; d. 1884; m. ist, 1848, Emma Eliza 
 (d. 1865), only d. of Swithin .^nderton, Esq., J. P., of 
 Bradford ; 2nd, Mary Ellen, only d. of Thomas 
 Hornby of Flotmanby, Yorks. : — 
 William Henry Foster, Esq. {^.v.), of Hornby Castle. 
 Robert John Foster, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. York, 6. 
 1850 ; m. 1884, Hon. Evelyn Augusta Bateman-Hanbury, 
 d. of William, 2nd Lord Bateman ; and has issue — (i) 
 Gerald Robert Foster, Gentleman, 6. 1885 ; (2) Cecil 
 Geoffrey Foster, Gentleman, 6. 1892 ; (3) William Edward 
 Foster, Gentleman, i. 189.S ; and Agnes Evelyn. Seats — 
 Harrowins, Queensbury, Bradford, Yorks. ; Stockeld Park, 
 Wetherby, Yorks. 
 
 Frederick Charles Foster, Esq., J. P. West Rdg. Yorks, 
 Capt. and Hon. Major 2nd West York Yeo. Cav., d. 1851. 
 /?e.r.— Prospect House, Queensbury, Bradford, York.s. 
 
 Herbert Anderton Foster, Esq., J. P. West Rdg. Yorks., 
 Hon. Col. 2nd West York Art. Vols., 6. 1853. Seai — 
 Little Moor, Queensbury, Bradford, Yorks. 
 Arthur Wellesley Foster, Esq. (y.v.). 
 
 Yr. sons of John Foster, Esq., J. P. of Hornby Castle, 
 
 Lanes., and Queensbury, Yorks., i. 1798 ; d. 1879 ; m. 
 
 1820, Ruth, d. of Abraham Briggs of Northowram, 
 
 Halifax : — 
 
 Abraham Briggs Foster, Esq., J. P., and D.L. co. 
 
 Stafford (High Sheriff 1884), J.P. West Rdg. Yorks, d. 
 
 1829; m. 1862, Rosamond Susanna, d. of John Staveley of 
 
 Withwood Heath, Worcs. ; and has issue — Philip Staveley 
 
 Foster, Gentleman, Lieut. Staffs. Yeom., 6. 1865 [w. 1890, 
 
 Louisa Frances, elder d. of Col. PYancis Charteris Wemyss ; 
 
 and has issue — Philip Wilfred Wemyss Foster, Gentleman, 
 
 6. 1891 ; Ronald Foster, Gentleman, d. 1896; and Irene 
 
 Frances] ; and Rosamond Isabel [m. 1890, William 
 
 Edmund Pollexfen Bastard of Lyneham]. Seais — Canwell 
 
 Hall, Staffs. ; Northowram Hall, Yorks. ; Egton Lodge, 
 
 Yorks. 
 
 John Foster, Esq., J.P. for N. and W. Rdgs. Yorks., 
 J.P. and D.L. Oxfordshire (High Sheriff 1890), d. 1832; 
 m. 1865, Fanny Elizabeth, d. of Robert Hudson, Esq., 
 J.P., of Roundhay, Yorks. ; and has issue — (1) John Kenneth 
 Foster, Gentleman, 6. 1866 [m. 1896, Mary, d. of John 
 Ussher of The Dene, Northwich ; and has issue—Barbara 
 Elizabeth Marie]; (2) Robert Lionel Foster, Gentleman, d. 
 1870; (3) Charles Percival Foster, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal 
 Scots Greys, 6. 1872 ; (4) Alwyn Foster, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 7th Batt. King's R. Rifles, 6. 1874 ; (5) Francis Edward 
 Foster, Gentleman, 6. 1876; and Edith Maude. Seats— 
 Coombe Park, co. Oxford ; Egton Lodge, Yorks. : Thornton 
 Hall, Yorks. 
 
 FOSTER of Anstey Hall (1850). Azure, on a pile 
 between two bugle-horns in base stringed or, another bugle- 
 horn stringed of the field. Maintling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-stag or, sem6 of 
 pheons, and holding between the legs a bugle-horn azure. 
 Motto— " Virtutis Prasmium honor." 
 
 Sons of George Ebenezer Foster of Brooklands, co. 
 Cambs. (High Sheriff 1868), d. 1811 ; d. 1870 ; m. 
 ^ Elizabeth, d. of William ^ird of Bishop's Stortford :— 
 
 Ebenezer Bird Foster, Esq., J.P. and D.L. Cambs. 
 (High Sheriff 1882), d. 1838 ; m. 1870, Mary Campbell, d. 
 of Rev, Preb. Richard Snowdon Smith. 5ea^— Anstey 
 Hall, Trumpington, Cambs. Ciuis— Union, City. 
 
 George Edward Foster, Esq., J.P. Camb ., B.A. 
 {Lond.},i. 1840. 5m/— Brooklands, Cambridge. 
 
 Charles Finch Foster, Gentleman, d. 1841 ; m. and has 
 issue. ./?«,— Pinehurst, Cambridge. 
 
 Sons of John Nathaniel Foster of Sandy Place, Beds.:— 
 Rev. Albert John Foster, M.A. (Oxon.), d. 1843; is m. 
 and has issue six sons. J^es. — Wootlon Vicarage, Beds. 
 Clud — New University. 
 
 Lt.-Col. Hubert John Foster, R.E., d. 1855. Clui— 
 United Service. 
 
 Sons of Edmond Foster, d. 1814 ; d. 1888 :— 
 Edmond B'oster, Gentleman, m. and has issue — Hubert 
 Edmond Forter, Esq., Capt. Middx. Regt., 6. 1871 ; and 
 one dau. /?«.— Avondale, Guildford. Cluds—Reiorm, 
 County (Guildford). 
 
 John Ebenezer Foster, Gentleman, 6. 1847; m. and has 
 issue two daus. Hes.—^o Petty Cury, Cambridge. 
 Son of Henry Staples Foster : — 
 Frederick Charles Foster, Gentleman. lies. — Stamwell 
 Lodge, Thorndon, Suffolk. 
 Son of William Foster : — 
 Richard John P'oster, Gentleman. /?«.— Finchley Road, 
 London. 
 
 ARTHUR WELLESLEY FOSTER, Esquire, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Oxford, Deputy-Lieutenant and 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Hereford. Master of 
 the South Herefordshire Hounds 1897- 1900 ; Lieut. 
 Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Born June 18, 1855, being 
 the fifth son of the late William Foster, Esq., of Hornby 
 Castle, in co. Lancaster, and Queensbury, in co. York, 
 D.L. and J.P. for the cos. of York and Lancaster, by 
 his wife Emma Eliza, dau. of Swithin Anderton, Esq., 
 J.P. Lively — Blue coat, red waistcoat, silver buttons, 
 light box-cloth overcoat with silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears foi Arms : Party per chevron azure 
 and ermine, a chevron paly of eight argent and gules, 
 between a sun in splendour and three bugle-horns stringed, 
 two in chief and one in base all or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag's head erased proper, attired and gutt^e- 
 d'or, pierced through the head with an arrow gold, feathered 
 argent; with the Motto, "Justunj perficito nihil timeto." 
 Married, 1885, Alice Madeline, dau. of E. D. Jordan of 
 Boston, in the United States of America; and has Issue 
 — (i) Cuthbert Wellesley Foster, Gentleman, b. March 
 29, 1887 ; (2) Arthur Cedric Foster, Gentleman, b. April 
 26, 1891. Estates — Brockhampton Court, and Fawley 
 Court, Ross, in the county of Hereford. Postal address — 
 Brockhampton Court, near Ross, Hereford. (Railway 
 Station — Fawley, G.W. R. ; Telegrams— Brockhampton). 
 Clubs — Cavalry, Orleans, Herefordshire County. 
 
 Sir AUGUSTUS VERE FOSTER, fourth Baronet, 
 of Glyde Court, in the county of Louth. J.P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1901. Born March 30, 1873, being the 
 son of Major John Frederick Foster, by his wife Caro- 
 line Emily, dau. of T. C. Chisenhale Marsh of Gaynes 
 Park, in the county of Essex ; succeeded his grandfather 
 1890, under the creation of September 20, 1831. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms: Argent, a chevron vert 
 between three bugles sable, stringed gules. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Raronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag trippant proper. Motto — "Divini 
 gloria ruris." Married, Oct. 25, 1894, Cearlotte Philippa 
 Marian, third dau. of Rev. H. E. B. ffolkes. Rector of 
 Hillington, Norfolk ; and has Issue — Philippa Eug^nie- 
 Verc ; and Dorothy Elizabeth Charlotte Vere. Seat — 
 Glyde Court, Ardee. 
 
 § EDMUND BENSON FOSTER, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant. Born April 5, 1824, 
 being the only son of the late Edmund Foster, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county 
 of Berkshire, by his wife Maria, only daughter and heiress 
 of Arthur Benson of New Crofts, Hillingdon, in the county 
 of Middlesex. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Ermine, on a chevron indented gules a chevronel or be- 
 tween three bugle-horns vert, and as many cross crosslets 
 fitch<^e, one in chief and two in base of the second, and 
 impaling the arms of Grove, namely ermine, on a chevron 
 engrailed gules three escallops, the centre one or, the others 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed. 
 
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 veslmi gv\es, in the hnnd proper a tilting-spear also proper, 
 suspended from the wrist a buglc-hom or. MottO — " Spec- 
 lemur agendo." Afarried, August 4, 1874, Edith Eleanor, 
 second daughter of Sir 'I'homas Eraser Grove, the first 
 liaronet, of Ferne ; and has Issue — (i) Edward Mayntun 
 CJrove Footer, (lentlcman, born August 16, 1879; (a) 
 Thomas Bayniun Grove Foster, Gentleman, born July 19, 
 1884 ; Eveljrn Grace May ; Florence Constantia Cicely ; 
 and Ruth Edith. AVa/— Clewer Manor, Windsor, in the 
 county of Berkshire. 
 
 EMMA FOSTER, of The Hall. Thome, W.R. co. of 
 York, Widow of the late John Foster of Ncwhall Grange, 
 nesu- Maltbv, co. York (J. Oct. 16, i88iK and eldest dau. 
 of the late Makin Durham of The Hall, I'horne, aforesaid, 
 also dcce;\sed. Armorial beaiingB (arms of Foster)— Er- 
 mine, a bugle-horn vert, g.arnished and stringed or, on a 
 cliief arched gules, two roses argent. Seat — Ihe Hall, 
 Thorne, near Doncaster, co. York. 
 
 FREDERICK DURHAM FOSTER, Gentleman. Chair- 
 man of the District Council and School Board, and Presi- 
 dent of the Agricultural Society of Thorne. Horn Oct. 5, 
 1851. being the son of the late John Foster of Newhall 
 Grange, near Maltby, co. York, by Emma his wife [to 
 whom refer], eldest dau. of Makin Durham of The Hall, 
 Tliome. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a bugle-horn veri, 
 garnished and strinRed or, on a chief arched gules, two 
 roses argent. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of fern, a deer-hound statant 
 proper, gorged with a collar flory counterflory, with a chain 
 pendent or. Motto— " Vi et visu." Postal address— TYiC 
 Hall. Thorne, W.R. co. York. 
 
 S HARRY SEYMOUR FOSTER, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of 
 Suffolk, and in the Commission of Lieutenancy for the 
 City of London (Sheriff 1891), Member of Parliament for 
 the Lowestoft Division of the county of Suffolk since 1892, 
 Consul-General of Persia. Bom April 29, 1855, being the 
 second son of the late Samuel Green Foster of 69 Tulse 
 Hill, S.W., by his wife Georgiana Amelia, daughter of D. 
 T. Egerton, Esq., R. A. Armorial bearings— He liears for 
 Arms : Argent, on a chevron invected gules, between two 
 bugle-horns sable, stringed of the second in chief, and the 
 attires of a stag affixed to the scalp in base of the third, two 
 fasces chevron ways or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a fasces erect, a stag trippant proper, and pendent 
 from the attires a bugle-horn stringed sable ; with the Motto, 
 " Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re." Married, June 6, 1878, 
 Amy, second daughter of the late John Sparks of East- 
 bourne ; and has Issue — (i) Claude Seymour Foster, Lieut. 
 3rd (King's Own) Hussars, Gentleman, born 1880; (2) 
 Bertram Egerton Foster, Gentleman, born r88i ; (3) Harry 
 Gordon Foster, Gentleman, R.N.R., born 1884 ; Madeline 
 Violet ; Florence Muriel ; and Helen Louise. Postal 
 address— 132 Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. Clubs— 
 Carlton, City Carlton, Northumberland and Northern 
 Counties, and Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht. 
 
 HENRY DURETT FOSTER, Esquire. J. P. Corn- 
 wall. Bom July 24, 1850, being the seventh but fifth 
 surviving son of the late Richard Foster, Esq., J. P., of 
 Castle Lostwithiel, Cornwall, by his wife Caroline, dau. 
 of Thomas Robins of Liskeard. Armorial bearings — 
 PtT pale sable and gules, on a saltire ermine, a bugle- 
 horn vert, stringed of the second, between four escallops 
 of the fourth. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped azure, charged 
 on the neck with three escallops in fesse within a collar 
 gemel, and in the mouth an arrow in bend, point down- 
 wards or. Married, Sept. 14, 1886, Louise Amelie Andrte de 
 Lubersac, fifth dau. of Comte Charles Ernest de Lubersac ; 
 and has Issue — Muriel Durett ; and Joyce Armorel. Seat 
 — Treledan, Bodmin. 
 
 JAMES FOSTER, Esquire, late Captain Grenadier 
 Guards, J. P. co. Salop. Bom March 11, 1853, being the 
 second son of the late William Orme Foster, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L. cos. Stafford and Salop, M. P. for South Staffordshire 
 1857-68, High Sheriff CO. Wexford 1876, and High Sheriff for 
 Shropshire 1883, by his wife Isabella, dau. of Henry Graze- 
 
 brook. Armorial bearings Party per pale argent and 
 sable, on achevrona])heon Iwtween two escallops, in chief as 
 many pheons, and in pale two escallops all counlerchanged. 
 MMtlfng sable and argent. Orest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, in front of an antelope's head erased proper, gorged 
 with a collar vair ringed and lined or, an escallop Ijetween 
 two pheons fessewise of the last. Motto -"Excitari non 
 hebescere." Seat — Woodcote, Newport, Salop. Clubs — 
 Guards', Boodle's. 
 
 JAMES FOSTER, Gentleman, formerly 83rd Regt. 
 and King's Dragoon Guards. Born Feb. 12, 1822, being 
 the third son of the late William Foster of Wordsley House, 
 afterwards of Stourton Court, co. Stafford, by his wife 
 Charlotte, dau. of William Orme of Dulwich. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Per pale argent and sable, on a chevron a 
 pheon between two escallops, in chief as many pheons, and 
 in pale two escallops all counterchanged, and impaling the 
 arms of Curteis, namely, argent, a chevron sable tetween 
 three bulls' heads cabossed gules. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front of an 
 antelope's head erased proper, gorged with a collar vair 
 ringed and lined or, an escallop between two pheons fesse- 
 wise of the last. Motto— " Excitari non hebescere." 
 Married, July 30, 1867, Ida Frances Mary, dau. of Regi- 
 nald Curteis of Windmill Hill, Sussex ; and has Issue -{\) 
 Percy Reginald Foster, Gentleman, b. June 20, 1870 \m., 
 1887, Alice Dora, youngest dau. of John F. Devitt of 
 Wolverhampton]; and Evelyn Ida Isobel \in., Sept. i, 
 1892, Lord Grey de Ruthyn]. ^«a^— Cranborne Hall, 
 Windsor. , 
 
 JOHN FOSTER, Gentleman, being the third but only 
 surviving son of the late Percival Foster of Clent House, 
 Stourbridge, by his wife Ellen, dau. of John Barker. Ar- 
 morial bearings - Party per pale argent and sable, on a 
 chevron a pheon between two escallops, in chief as many 
 pheons, and in pale two escallops all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of an antelope's head erased proper, gorged 
 
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 with a collar vair ringed and lined or, an escallop between 
 two pheons fessewise of the last. Motto— " Excitari non 
 hebescere. ' ' Residence — 
 
 JOSEPH FOSTER, Gentleman, Hon. M.A. (Oxon). 
 Clubs — Royal Societies', Savage. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules on a chevron 
 cotised argent, between three bugle-horns stringed or, an 
 escallop between two fleurs-de-lis sable, a canton ermine 
 thereon a cross couped or (for Foster) ; 2 and 3, sable, a 
 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse's head couped azure, maned, charged on the neck 
 with three escallops in fesse, within a collar gemel, and in 
 the mouth an arrow in bend, the point downward or. 
 Married, August 15, i860, Elizabeth Robins, daughter of 
 Thomas Simon Bolitho of Trengwainton, Penzance ; and 
 has Issue — An only child, Caroline Elizabeth Mabel. Es- 
 tates — Lanwithan and Castle, both near Lostwithiel ; and 
 Windsworth, Looe, all in the county of Cornwall. Postal 
 address — Lanwithan, Lostwithiel. 
 
 RICHARD ANDREWS FOSTER, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Gules, two bendlets nebuly argent 
 between a greyhound sejant in chief and a bugle-horn 
 stringed in base or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a greyhound sejant or, 
 gorged with a collar gemel, therefrom pendant a bugle- 
 horn, stringed gules between two branches of oak, leaved 
 and fructed proper. Motto — " Semper fidelis." Seat— 
 Tutshill House, Sidenham, co. Gloucester. 
 
 THOMAS ROBINS FOSTER, Gentleman. Born Sept. 
 23, 1839, being the third son of the late Richard Foster, Esq. , 
 of Castle Lostwithiel, Cornwall, J. P. and D.L., sometime 
 High Sheriff, by Caroline his wife, dau. of Thomas Robins 
 of Liskeard. Armorial bearings— Per pale sable and 
 gules, on a saltire ermine, a bugle-horn vert, stringed 
 of the second, between four escallops of the fourth, and 
 on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Carlyon, namely 
 sable, a plate between three towers argent, each charged 
 with a cross crosslet gules. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped 
 azure, maned, charged on the neck with three escallops 
 in fesse within a collar gemel, and in the mouth an 
 arrow in bend, the point downwards, or. Married, April 
 16, 1863, Julia, dau. and eventual heiress of the late 
 John Carlyon, Gentleman, M.A. Cantab., Coroner for 
 the county of Cornwall ; and has Issue — Ethel Robins ; 
 Bertha Robins ; Ida Maude Robins ; and Kathleen May 
 Robins. Postal address — 3 Strangways Terrace, Truro, 
 Cornwall. 
 
 § WILLIAM HENRY FOSTER, Esquire, M.P. for 
 Bridgnorth 1870-85, J. P. and D.L. Salop (High Sheriff 
 
 goat's head erased argent, between three garbs or, a 
 bordure of the last, charged with eight cross crosslets 
 fitch(5e gules (for Birket) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a greyhound current argent, gorged with 
 a wreath of hawthorn vert, holding in the mouth by the 
 string gules a bugle-horn or; with the Motto "Persevere." 
 Postal address — 21 Boundary Road Finchley Road, 
 London, N.W. 
 
 § LEWIS CHARLES FOSTER, Esquire, V.D., J.P. for 
 Cornwall and Liskeard, Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 2 Vol. 
 Batt. Duke of Cornwall's Lt. Inf. Born 1844, being the 
 sixth but fourth surviving son of the late Richard Foster, 
 Esq., J. P., of Castle Lostwithiel, Cornwall, by his wife 
 Caroline, dau. of Thomas Robins of Liskeard. Armorial 
 bearings -Per pale sable and gules, on a saltire ermine, 
 a bugle-horn vert, stringed of the second, between four 
 escallops of the fourth. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped azure, 
 maned, charged on the neck with three escallops in fesse 
 within a collar gemel, and in the mouth an arrow in bend, 
 point downwards, or. Married, Aug. 11, 1868, Frances 
 Trevenen, eld. dau. of Rev. J. Penrose of Exmouth ; and 
 ha.s Issue— [\) Edward Rich Foster, Gentleman; (2) Lewis 
 Penrose Foster, Gentleman ; Winifred Penrose ; Beatrice 
 Penrose ; Margaret Penrose ; Dorothy Penrose ; and Cicely 
 Penrose. Seat — Trevillis, Liskeard, Cornwall. 
 
 § RICHARD FOSTER, Esquire, Master of Arts of the 
 University of Oxford, D.L., J.P. for the co. of Corn- 
 wall, High Sheriff 1886-87. Born October 29, 1836, being 
 the eldest oon of Richard Foster, Esq. , sometime High Sherift, 
 by his wife Caroline, daughter of Thomas Robins of Liskeard. 
 Liver} — Blue and silver. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Per pale sable and gules, on a saltire ermine, 
 a bugle-horn vert, stringed of the second, between four 
 escallops of the fourth. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 
 1903), I. P. CO. Northants. Born April 9, 1846, being eldest 
 son of" the late William Orme Foster, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 
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 COS. StafTord and Salop, M. P. for South Staffordshire 1857- 
 68, High Sheriff ca Wexford, Migh Sheriff for Shropshire 
 1883. by his wife Isabella, dau. of lieiiry Grazebrook of 
 LiverpooL Armorial bearing! Party per pale argent 
 and sable, on a chevron a pheon between two escallops, 
 in chief as many pheons and in pale two escallops, all 
 counicrchanged, and impaling the arms of I'akenham- 
 Mahon, namely, quarterly i and 4, or, a lion rampant 
 asure, armed and langued gules ; a and 3, quarterly or 
 ami gules, in the first quarter an eagle displayed vert. 
 Mantltng sable and argent Crest On a wreath uf the 
 colours, in front of an antelope's head erased proper, 
 gorged with a collar vair, ringed and lined or, an escallop 
 between two pheons fessewise of the last. Motto — 
 " Excitari non hcbescere." Married, March 7, 1874. 
 Henrietta Grace, dau. uf Henry Sandford Fakenham- 
 Mahon, Elsq. , of Strokestown House, co. Roscommon ; and 
 has Issue -(i) Arthur William Foster, Gentleman, b. Feb. 8, 
 1884 ; Grace Ethel ; Mabel ; and Dorothy. Seats Apley 
 Park, Bridgnorth, Salop, ;»nd Spratlon Grange, Northamp- 
 ton. Clubs Carlton, Wellington. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY FOSTER, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of 
 Lancaster, for which he served the office of High Sheriff in 
 1891, and Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the West Riding of the county of York, Lite Honorary 
 Colonel and Lieutenant-Colonel connnanding the West 
 York) Prince of Wales' Own) Yeomanry Cavalry, M. P. 
 Lancaster Div. 1895-1900. Bom November 15, 1848, 
 being the eldest son uf the late William Foster, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county 
 of Lancaster and the West Riding of the county of York, 
 by his wife Emma Eliza, daughter of Swithin Anderton, 
 EJsquire, Justice of the Peace, of Bradford. Clubs — 
 Carlton, St. Stephen's, Cavalry, &c. Livery — Blue coat, 
 blue and red siri|x.'(l waistcoat, red piping, and silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Party 
 
 has Issue — (i) William John Foster, Gentleman, born 
 October ii, died October 13, 1879 ; (2) Henry Cyril Foster, 
 Gentleman, born April 14, 189^ ; Henrietta Marjory ; 
 Gladys Edith ; and Hermione Lilian. Estates — Hornoy 
 Castle ; and Queensbury, in the West Riding of the county 
 of York. Postal address — Hornby Castle, Lancaster. 
 
 Honourable WILLIAM JOHN FOSTER, a Puisne 
 Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales. Horn 
 Jan. 13, 1831, being the second son of the Rev. William 
 Henry Foster of Ix>ugh Gilly, co. Armagh, and of Alta- 
 menagh, Donegal, Ireland, Rector of Lough Gilly, by 
 Catherine, dau. of lames Hamilton of Brown Hall, Ballintra. 
 Armorla bearings Argent, a chevron vert between three 
 
 bugle-horns sable, stringed gules. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a stag trippant 
 proper. Motto — " Divini gloria ruris." Afarried, Aug. 8, 
 1854, Matilda Sophia, dau. of John Williams of Landigige, 
 Pembrokeshire, South Wales; and has /ssi/e {i) Arthur 
 William John Foster, Gentleman, 6. June 24, 1855 ; (2) 
 William Henry Foster, Gentleman, b. May 24, 1856 [/«. , 
 1886, Ella, dau, of George Clift, and has issue] ; (3) Thomas 
 Chichester James Foster, Gentleman, b. Sept. 5, 1858 ; (4) 
 Edward Pakenhani Foster, Gentleman, b. June 25, i86o; 
 (s) F'rederick Leopold Foster, Gentleman ; (6) Charles 
 Ernest Foster, Gentleman, b. Dec. i, 1871 ; (7) Rodolph 
 Wellesley Foster, Gentleman, b. Sept. 26, 1874; Catherine 
 Janef/«., 1882, Lieut. Henry John Jeffreys, R.N.]; Wil- 
 belmina Rosalind [»«., 1886, W. M. St. Clair Maclardy of 
 Sydney] ; and Helen Mary Elizabeth. Seat — Thumby, 
 Newtown, New South Wales, Australia. 
 
 per chevron azure and ermine, a chevron paly of eight 
 argent and gules, between a sun in splendour and three 
 bugle-horns stringed, two in chief and one in base all or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased proper, attired 
 and gutt6e-d'or, pierced through the head with an arrow 
 gold, feathered argent; with the Motto, " Justum f>er- 
 ficito nihil timeto." Married, February 5, 1879, Henrietta, 
 daughter of the Reverend Canon Warneford, Master of 
 Arts, of Warneford Pl.ice, in the county of Wiltshire; and 
 
 WILLIAM MELLIAR FOSTER-MELLIAR, Esquire, 
 J. P. COS. Somerset and Oxford, High Sheriff of Oxford 
 1864. Born April 12, 1836, being the eldest son of the 
 late Andrew Foster (who assumed by Royal License, 
 Nov. 13, 1840, the additional surname of Melliar), 
 by his wife Elizabeth, only dau. of the Rev. Aaron 
 Foster, Vicar of Kingston, near Taimton. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, three mullets gules, on a chief azure, 
 an annulet or, between two fleurs-de-lis of the field (for 
 Melliar). Mantling gules and argent. Crest^On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a lion's gamb erect and couped 
 or, holding a branch of myrtle proper, two niascles inter- 
 
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 laced fesseways azure. Mottoes— " Semper eadem," and 
 '•Cupiomeliora." Married, June 30, 1857, Louisa Elizabeth, 
 
 dau. of Rev. Charles Ward, M.A., Rector of Maulden, 
 Beds. 5tfa/— North Aston Hall, Deddington, Oxford. 
 
 JAMES FOSTER- VESEY- FITZGERALD, Esquire, 
 B.A. of Trin. Coll., Dublin, Barrister-at-Law. Born 1846, 
 being the eldest son of the late James Foster- Vesey-Fitz- 
 gerald, Esq., J. P. and D. L. for co. Clare (High Sheriff 
 1868), and J. P. for co. Galway [third son of the late John 
 Leslie Foster, M. P. , Baron of the Irish Exchequer, by Hon. 
 Letitia, second dau. of the Rt. Hon. James FitzGerald, and 
 Catherine (in her own right Baroness FitzGerald and Vesey)] ; 
 who assumed by Royal License the additional names and 
 arms of Vesey and FitzGerald in i860, on the death of the 
 Rt. Hon. Henry Vesey-FitzGerald, 3rd Baron FitzGerald 
 by his wife Henrietta Louisa, dau. of Sir Ross Mahon, ist 
 Baronet. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, quar- 
 terly i. and iiii. ermine, a salti;e gules (for FitzGerald) ; ii. 
 and iii. or, on a cross sable, a patriarchal cross of the field 
 (for Vesey) ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron vert, between three 
 bugle-horns sable, stringed gules (for Foster). Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. on a ducal coronet 
 or, a boar passant gules, charged with three annulets argent 
 (for FitzGerald) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a hand in 
 armour holding a laurel branch proper (for Vesey) ; 3. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a stag trippant proper (for Foster). 
 Motto — " Shanet a boo." Seat - Myoriesk, co. Clare. 
 
 JOHN VESEY FOSTER -VESEY -FITZGERALD, 
 Esquire, K.C., (B.A. Oxon.). Born 1848, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Leslie Foster- Vesey-Fitz- 
 Gerald, Esq., J. P., by Sarah Anne, only child of the 
 laie Henry Quilter, of Monken Hadleigh, Middlesex. 
 Club — .-Xthenceum. Livery — Claret, with scarlet piping. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. 
 ermine, a saltire gules (for FitzGerald) ; ii. and iii. or, on a 
 cross sable, a i^atriarchal cross of the field (for Vesey) ; 2 
 and 3 argent, a chevron vert, between three bugle-horns 
 
 sable, stringed gules (for Foster). Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. on a ducal coronet or, a boar 
 passant gules, charged with three annulets argent (for Fitz- 
 Gerald) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a hand in armour 
 holding a laurel branch proper (for Vesev) ; 3. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag trippant proper (for Foster). Motto 
 —" Shanet a boo." Married, firstly, 1891, Annie (who rf. 
 1896), dau. of the late John Ross of Quebec, Canada; and 
 had /jJ«e— Theodora Frances. He married secondly, 1899, 
 Mabel, dau. of Robert Leslie, Esq., D.L., of Ballybay, co. 
 Monaghan ; and has /mmc— William Patrick Desmond 
 Foster- Vesey-Fitzgerald, Gentleman, b. March 1900. Estates 
 in COS. Louth, Kerry, and Clare. Postal addresses-~s,6 Stan- 
 hope Gardens, S.W. ; 6 Crown Office Row, London, E.C. 
 
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 FOTHERGILL of Lowbridge House. Vert, a stag's 
 head couped between tliree antlers, a bordure dovetailed 
 all or. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, upon the trunk of a tree eradicated fessewise proper, 
 a talbot passant or, collared sable, holding in the mouth an 
 antler also proper. Motto — ' ' So farre no farther." Livery — 
 Green with gilt buttons. 
 
 Son of Richard Fothergill, Esq., of Lowbridge House, 
 CO. Westmorland, and Sion House, co. Pembroke, 
 J. P. and D. L. co. Glamorgan, J. P. co. Pembroke, 
 "M.P. Merthyr Tydvil 1 868-1 880, /5. 1822; d. 1903; m. 
 ist, 1848, Elizabeth (d. 1849), d. of Edward Lewis; 
 2nd, 1850, Mary, d. of William Roden of Grindle Hall, 
 CO. Salop : — 
 Sydney Roden Fothergill, Esq., of Lowbridge House, 
 Kendal, J. P. co. Westmorland, Capt. 34th Imp. Yeo. 
 in S. Africa 1902, Major Pembroke Imp. Yeo. 1901-1904, 
 Major Westmorland and Cumberland Hussars I. Y. since 
 1904, Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), M.A. (Oxon.), 
 b. 1864 ; m. 1896, Winifred Stewart, only d. of Stewart Glad- 
 stone, Esq., J. P., of Capenoch, co. Dumfries, by Sophia, 
 d. of Sir George Musgrave, Bt., of Edenhall [Arms of 
 Gladstone impaled, viz. argent, a savage's head affront6e 
 dropping blood, wreathed about the temples with holly 
 proper, within an orle flory gules, all within an orle of eight 
 martlets sable]; and has issue— Richard Fothergill, Gentle- 
 man, b. igor ; and Mildred Helen Sophia. Seat — Low- 
 bridge House, Kendal. Clubs — Windham, Wellington. 
 Sons of Richard Fothergill, Esq., of Lowbridge House, 
 CO. Westmorland, J. P., b. 1789 ; d. 1851 : m. 1822, 
 Charlotte Merrick, d. of Charles Merrick Elderton of 
 Brixton, Surrey:— 
 George Fothergill, Esq., J. P. cos. Westmorland and 
 Glamorgan, b. 1833 ; m. ist, 1862, Isabel Eliza (d. 1876), 
 d. of late Francis Crawshay of Bradbourne Hall, Kent ; 2nd, 
 1878, Ada Joan (d. 1888), eld. d. of late William Hannay ; 
 
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 3rd, 1898, Flora S«xb(irgn, d. of late Rev. J. Chamben. Vicar 
 of Woodhcad, C'hesh. ; and has surv. issue — (it Omtm 
 Algernon Fothergill, Uentleman. M.B. (Edin.| (18 Duke 
 Street. Darlington), d. 1868 [m. 18^3, Isabel Fraser of 
 Macrihanish, co. Argyll; and has issue — Cieorge Hugh 
 FotherKill, Oentleinan, b. 1896 ; Charlotte Isabel ; Krica 
 Maud Clirisiine ; Iiliii;ibeth Mary ; and Eva Jessie] ; (a) John 
 Rowland Fotherfpll, Gentleman, i. 1876 ; (3) Reginald 
 Hannay Foiher^ill, Gentleman, i. 1879; (4) Willian) 
 Hannay Fothergill, Gentleman, d, 1887 ; (5) Eric I^mbton 
 Fothergill. Gentleman, *. 1900; (6) Ronald Noel Fothergill, 
 Gentleman, K 1901 ; Eva Laura Im. 1891, Robert Henry 
 Bicknell]; Agnes Mary Henrietta [m. 1891, Harry Percival 
 Hannay, M. B.l; Nellie Maud Madeline [m. 1899, Rev. 
 J. A. Legh] ; Ethel [m. Cecil Hullmorej; and Joan. Seals— 
 Allan Bank, Grasmere, R.S.O., Westmorland; Binswood 
 House. Leamington. 
 
 Henry Fothergill, Esq., J. P. Kent, late Maj. 4th Batt. 
 Essex Regt.. ». 1836; m. 1877, Edith Russell, d. of Rev. 
 Edward Russell Horwoo<l, Vicar of Maldon ; and has issue 
 — (i) Gerald Rowland Fothergill, Gentleman, 6. 1880; 
 (a) Edward George Neville Fothergill, Gentleman, d. i88a. 
 5«»/— Copt Hall, Hawkhurst, Kent. Ciui — Constitutional. 
 
 Thomas Rowland Fotliergill, Gentleman, 6. 1839; m. 
 1862, Laura, eld. d. of Francis Crawshay of Bradbourne 
 Hall, CO. Kent; and has issue — Ernest Fothergill, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1863. /?«.— Calverley Park Gardens, Tunbridge 
 Wells, 
 
 FOTHRINGHAM, see SCRYMSOURE-STEUART- 
 FOTHRINGHAM. and STEUART-FOTHRINGHAM. 
 
 ELISE JOSEPHINE FOULDS, only dau. and sole heir 
 of the late Astley Cooper Foulds, Gentleman, of The Old 
 Hall, Sheffield, by his wife Mary Ann, only surviving dau. 
 of Joseph Roberts of Belvoir House, Leicester. Livery — 
 ( Dress) light blue with silver buttons ; (undress) dark blue with 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearingB are, upon a lozenge — 
 
 Per chevron azure and argent, a rose between two fleurs-de- 
 lis in chief of the last, and three bay leaves erect and slipped 
 in base vert. 6Va/ — The Old Hall, Broomhall Park, 
 Sheffield. Postal address — 32 Elgin Cres. , Bayswater, W. 
 
 FOULIS, see LISTER-FOULIS. 
 
 FOUNTAINE(R.L.,H. Coll.). Or, a fess gules, between 
 three elephants' heads erased sable. MautUng gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an elephant statant 
 sable. Motto — " Vix ea nostra voco." 
 Son of Thomas William Fountaine, Gentleman,^. ; 
 
 d. ; m. 1836, Mary Barbara, eld. d. of Henry 
 Barre De la Poer Beresford of Learmont : — 
 Thomas St. George Fountaine, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Capt. Charles Fountaine, 52nd Lt. Inf. ; 
 b. ; d. 1881 ; in. 1848, Rose Ravenshaw : — 
 
 Algernon Charles Fountaine, Esq., J.P. and D.L. ,late 
 Major 3rd Batt. Norfolk Regt., b. 1851 ; m. 1876. his 
 cousin Mary, eld. d. of late Andrew Fountaine of Narford 
 Hall, ICsq., J.P. and D.L. ; and has issue Charles Andrew 
 Fountaine, Gentleman, R. N., *. 1879; and Marion. Seat— 
 Narborough Hall, Swaffliam, Norfolk. Clubs — Travellers', 
 Boodle's, Marlborough. 
 
 I^onard Fountaine, Gentleman, b. Res. — 
 
 FOWLER, quartered by LANE. 
 
 P'OWLER (U.O.). Qu.-irtcrly, i and 4, azure, on a 
 chevron argent, between three lions passant guardant or, 
 as many crosses pat6e sable ; a and 3, ermine, on a canton 
 
 gules, a horned owl argent. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-horned owl, wings 
 expanded proper. Motto — " Esto pernox." 
 
 Sons of Robert Fowler of Rahinston and Rathmolyon, 
 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Meath (High Sheriff 1871), h. 1824; 
 
 d. 1897; m. 1856, Letitia Mabel, d. of Henry Harry 
 
 Coddington of Oldbridge : — 
 Robert Henry Fowler, Esq., of Rahinstown (q.v.). 
 John Sharman Fowler, Esq., D.S.O., Bvt.-Major R.E., 
 b. 1864 ; is w. Res. — 
 
 George Hurst Fowler, Esq., J.P. co. Meath, b. 1866; 
 m. 1896, Mabel, d. of John Blakiston-Houston of Orange- 
 field, CO. Down; and has issue — (i) Frank Fowler, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1897 ; (2) Bryan John Fowler, Gentleman, b. 1898. 
 Res. — Eureka, Kells, co. Meath, 
 
 THOMAS WEBB FOWLER, Gentleman, Mayor of 
 Coventry 1898. Armorial bearingrs — Per pale gules and 
 sable, a chevron nebuly erminois between two cats passant 
 in chief and a lion rampant in base or. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — Up)on a wreath of the colours, l)etween 
 two hawks' lures gules a lion rampant or, charged upjon the 
 shoulder with a rose, also gules, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Motto —" Je me fie in Dieu," Residence— V^ycomhe House, 
 Coventry. 
 
 S Major -General ROBERT HENRY FOWLER- 
 BUTLER, J.P. for co. Stafford, late Col. 7th Fusi- 
 liers, commanding 38th Regimental District 1889-93, ^"'l '" 
 command of troops in Barbados since 1895. Born May 11. 
 1838, being the only surviving son of the late Richard 
 Fowler- Butler, Esq., J.P. and D.L. (served at Waterloo and 
 in Peninsular Campaign), by his second wife Eliza, dau. of 
 H. Faux of Cliff House, co. Leicester. Livery — Blue. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, on a pile or , three covered cups 
 of the field within a bordure of the second (for Butler). 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a covered cup or, surmounting two palm-branches 
 in saltire vert, between two wings quarterly gold and sable 
 (for Butler). Mottoes — " Garde le Roy" (for Fowler), and 
 " Depressus extoller" (for Butler). Married, 1864, .Agnes 
 de Courcy, only dau. of the late Rev. John de Courcy 
 O'Grady of Knockany, co. Limerick ; and has Issue — 
 Richard Fowler- Butler, Gentleman, Lieut. 7th Royal 
 Fusiliers, b. Sept. 25, 1865. Seats — Pendeford Hall, 
 Wolverhampton ; and Barton Hall, Burton-on-Trent, co, 
 Stafford. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 FOWNES, quartered by SOMERVILLE. 
 
 S ALEXANDER FOWNES - LUTTRELL, Esquire, 
 J.P. CO. Somerset, Capt. late Grenadier Guards. Born 
 June 1.1855, being the eldest son of George Fownes-Luttrell, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 509 
 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Somerset, High Sheriff 1874, by 
 his wife Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Alexander Hood, Bart., 
 M.P. for West Somerset. Armorial bearings— Or, a bend 
 between six martlets sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 — Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five feathers argent. 
 Motto— "Quoesita marte tuenda arte. " Married, April 6, 
 1886, Alice, eldest dau. of the late Col. Munro- Ferguson of 
 Raith, CO. Fife, and Novar, co. Ross ; and has Issue— A 
 son, b. May 20, 1887 ; and a son, b. May 26, 1889. Seat— 
 Court House, East Quantoxhead, Bridgwater, Somerset. 
 C/7/iJ— Brooks's. 
 
 S GEORGE FOWNES-LUTTRELL, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. co. Somerset, High Sheriff 1874. Born 
 Sept. 27, 1826, being the eldest son of the late Francis 
 Fovvnes-Luttrell, Esq., J. P., Lt.-Col. late of the Grenadier 
 Guards, by his wife (his cousin) Emma Louisa, dau. of 
 Samuel Drewe of Kensington. Livery — Drab, yellow facings, 
 silver lace, black plush breeches. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, a bend between six martlets sable, impahng the arms of 
 Hood, namely azure, a fret argent, on a chief sable three 
 crescents or. Mantling sable and or. Crest — Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a plume of five feathers argent. Motto — 
 "Qucesita marte tuenda arte." Married, August 26, 1852, 
 Anne Elizabeth Periam, youngest dau. of Sir Alexander 
 Hood, 2nd Bart., M.P. for West Somerset ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Alexander Fownes-Luttrell, Esq. [to whom refer] ; (2] 
 Hugh Courteney Fownes-Luttrell, Esq. [to whom refer] ; (3) 
 Edward Fownes-Luttrell, Gentleman, b. Sept. 24, 1858; (4) 
 Claude Mohun Fownes-Luttrell, Gentleman, b, Sept. 9, 
 1867 ; Mary ; and Beatrice. Seats — Dunster Castle, 
 Taunton ; Court House, East Quantoxhead, Bridgwater, 
 Somerset. Club — Brooks's. 
 
 SHUGH COURTENEY FOWNES-LUTTRELL. 
 Esquire, M.P. for Tavistock Division of Devonshire, 
 1892 to 1900, Capt. late Rifle Brigade, Capt. 3rd Batt. 
 D.C.L.I., A.D.C. to Earls Cowper, K.G., and Spencer, 
 K.G. , when Lords-Lieutenant of Ireland, and A.D.C. to 
 Gen. Sir John Adye, when Governor of Gibraltar. Botyi 
 Feb. 10, 1857, being the second son of George Fownes- 
 Luttrell, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Somerset, High Sheriff 
 1874, by his wife Anne Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Sir 
 Alexander Hood, Bart., M.P. for West Somerset. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Or, a bend between six martlets sable. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — Out. of a ducal coronet or, 
 a plume of five feathers argent. Motto — "Qusesita marte 
 tuenda arte." Married, Feb. 11, 1904, Dorothy Hope, 
 dau. .of Sir William Wedderburn. Clubs — Reform, 
 Arthur's. 
 
 FOX, see COLTON-FOX. 
 
 FOX, quartered by BACKHOUSE and SUCKLING. 
 
 FOX. Quarterly, i. argent, a chevron between three 
 fox's heads erased gules (17th cent.); 2. argent, a lion 
 rampant gules, a bordure sable, a canton azure, charged 
 with a harp or (Lane, U.O. , 6 April 1661) ; 3. vert, a lion 
 rampant or (Farrell, isth cent.); 4. or, a cross gules, in 
 the first quarter a lion rampant sable, a crescent for differ- 
 ence (Burke, 12th cent.); 5. argent, a saltire gules, a 
 crescent for difference (FitzGerald, 12th cent.); 6. gules, a 
 cross patonce between four cinquefoils or (Manning of 
 Codham, co. Kent, granted 1577) ; 7. sable, a fesse chequy 
 argent and azure between three bezants (Pitt) ; 8. gules, a 
 fesse vair^ or and sable, between three goat's heads erased 
 argent (Cadbury) ; 9. argent, six lions rampant sable, three, 
 two, and one (Savage, temp. Edw. III.); 10. argent, a 
 pale fusilly sable (Daniers, temp. Henry V.) ; 11. argent, a 
 cross fleurett6 sable (Swynnerton, temp. Edw. II.) ; 12. 
 gules, three inescutcheons in fesse between three mullets or 
 (Becke) ; 13. argent, on a fesse azure, three garbs or 
 (Vernon, temp. Rich. II.) ; 14. sable, a fesse couped argent 
 (Bostocke) ; 15. azure, two bars argent (Venables, temp. 
 Edw. III.); 16. quarterly argent and gules, in the second 
 and third quarters a fret or (Dutton, temp. Ric. II.); 
 17. argent, on a bend gules, three escarbuncles or 
 (Thornton, 1348) ; 18. azure, an estoile of six points 
 issuing from a crescent argent (Minshull) ; 19. sable, a bend 
 engrailed between six billets argent, (Allington, temp. 
 Henry VI.); 20. gules, on a bend argent, three leopard's 
 faces (Burghe); 21. gules, three covered cups argent 
 (Argentine, 1308) ; 22. azure, six martlets, three, two, and 
 
 one or, a canton ermine (Tecon or Fitztek, 14th cent.); 
 
 23. per fesse argent and sable, a pale and three griffin's 
 heads erased counterchanged (Gardiner, temp. Henry VI 1 1.); 
 
 24. argent, fretty sable, a canton of the last (Middleton, 
 temp. Edw. III.) ; 25. gules, a chevron engrailed ermine 
 between three griffin's heads erased or (Cordell. 17th cent.) ; 
 26. paly of six argent and azure, a chevron Ijetween three 
 hons passant guardant or (Webb) ; 27. argent, three 
 cmquefoils gules (Darcy of Chiche) ; 28. argent, a fesse 
 between six laurel-leaves gules (Langley) ; 29. argent, a 
 lesse ermine, cottised sable (Harleston); 30. sable, three 
 lucies in pale argent, on a chief or, a lion rampant of the 
 first, gutt^-d'or, between two pellets, the dexter charged 
 with a martlet and the sinister with an anchor or (Kitson, 
 granted 14 Apl. 1527) ; 31. sable, three lucies hauriant 
 argent, a chief or (Kitson, granted 13 Feb. 1568 ); 32. argent, 
 three pallets azure, on a chief gules, three bezants (Don- 
 nington) ; 33. argent, a chevron between three mullets 
 gules (Pye) ; 34. argent, on a fesse azure, three escallops 
 of the field (Pye) ; 35. argent, a lion passant gules, be- 
 tween two bars sable, the upper charged with two bezants 
 
 and the lower with one, in chief three stag's heads caboshed 
 of the third (Parker, Lords Morley and Monteagle, temp. 
 Ric. III.); 36. barry nebuly of six or and gules (Lovel, 
 13th cent.); 37. argent, three rams passant sable 
 (Tichmersh) ; 38. argent, a lion rampant sable, ducally 
 crowned or, a bordure azure (Burnell, 14th cent.); 39. 
 azure, sem6-de lis, a lion rampant guardant argent (Holland, 
 1308) ; 40. gules, ten bezants, four, three, two, and one 
 (Zouche, 1300) ; 41. gules, ten mascles conjoined or, three, 
 three, three, and one (Rohan) ; 42. ermine (Brittany) ; 
 43. azure, billettfe, a lion rampant or(Beures); 44. gules, 
 seven mascles conjoined, three, three, and one or (Quincey, 
 temp. Edw. HI.); 45. gules, a cinquefoil ermine (Bellemont, 
 I2th cent.); 46. lozengy or and azure (Melent) ; 47. per 
 pale or and sable, a bend vair (Gwadyr) ; 48. gules, a 
 bend argent, a fesse or (Fitzosborn) ; 49. or, three 
 chevronels gules (Yvery) ; 50. gules, a pale or (Grantmesnil, 
 i2thcent. ); 51. azure, a lion rampant argent (Galloway, 
 temp. Edw. III.); 52. azure, sem6-de-lis and fretty or 
 (Morville, 13th cent.); 53. azure, six lioncels, three, two, 
 and one or (Longesp^e, temp. Henry III.); 54. gules, 
 three pales vair, on a chief or, a lion passant sable (Rose- 
 mar) ; 55. argent, six escallops, three, two, and one sable 
 (Riddesford) ; 56. azure, billett^, and a fesse dancettfe or 
 (Demcourt, 1298) ; 57. barry of six argent and azure, a 
 bend gules (Grey, 1300) ; 58. or, a lion rampant gules 
 (FitzAlan, 1298); 59. argent, two bendlets gules (Haget) ; 
 60. argent, a lion rampant sable, ducally crowned or 
 (Morley, 1322) ; 6r. per pale or and vert, a lion rampant 
 gules (Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, temp. Henry III.); 
 62. gules, a bend lozengy or (Marshall of Rye, 1300, some- 
 times said to be an official coat for the office of Marshal) ; 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 6y, bury of six ari>rnt nnd azur<>, on a chief of the last, 
 three betants (Aitkins) ; 64. s:il>le. on waves of tlie sea 
 proper, a lion passant or, in chief three licuints (Hawkins) ; 
 6s* pftiy of six or and gules, on a chief of the last three 
 etcailops of the first (Bay); 66. acure, a bend ur, cottised 
 dancettte of the last (Power) ; 67. sable, on a chevron 
 between three bull's heaiis caboshed argent, three torteaux 
 (Wright). Mantling gules and argent. OresU— None 
 reconled. I This family by male descent Fox assumed 
 the additional surname of I^ne by Act of Parliament, and 
 no consequent exemplification of arms for Lane-Fox 
 or Fox-Lane was ever made. Consequently no right was 
 created to bear the crest of the Lane family, the arms of 
 Lane being inherited and borne as an ordinary quartering 
 only. The arms of Fox. .xs is often the case with ancient 
 families, are recorded without a crest to this branch of the 
 Fox family.] 
 
 Sons of George Lane-Fox. Elsq. , of Bramham Park, 
 Yorks.,J.P. and D.L. West Riding (High Sheriff 1873), 
 D.L. CO. l<eitrim (High Sheriff 1846). ». 1816 ; d. 1896 ; 
 m. 1837, Katherme Mary, d. of John Stein. M.P. 
 for BletchinRley ; — 
 Cit-orge .Sackville Frederick Lane-Fox, Esq., J. P., late 
 Lieut. Yorks. Hussars, a coheir to the Baronies of Morley 
 and Monteagle, i. 1836; m. ist, 1870, Fanny Maule, eld. d. 
 of Lt.-Gen. Marcus John Slade; and has issue — (i) Rev. 
 Philip Edward Joseph I-ane-Fox, i. 1871 ; (2) Francis Lane- 
 Fox, Gentleman, i. Nov. a8. 187a ; (3) Joseph Lane-Fox, 
 Gentleman,^. April i, 1874; and Mary; m. and, April 
 aa, 1879, Annette Mary, d. of Thomas Weld-Blundell 
 of Ince Blundell, in the county of Lancaster; and has 
 issue — (4) Richard I.,ane-Fox, Gentleman, i. Feb. 16, 1880; 
 Helen ; Dorothy ; Gertrude ; G race ; and Veronica {d. 
 young), /fes. — 81 Cadogan Gardens, S.W. 
 
 James Thomas Ricliard Lane-Fox. Esq.. J. P. and D.L. 
 West Riding co. York, late Capt. Gren. Grds., d. Feb. 28, 
 1841 ; m. 1868, Lucy Frances Jane St. John, d. of 
 Humphrey St. John Mildmay, M.P. ; and has issue — 
 (i) George Richard Lane-Fox, Gentleman, 6. Dec. 1870; 
 (a) Edvraixi Lane-Fox. Gentleman, d. 1874 ; and Marcia 
 Mary. Sea/s — Bramham Park, York ; Dromahaire, co. 
 Lei trim. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Gen. Augustus Henry Lane- Fox-Pitt- 
 Rivers (formerly Lane-Fox, and assumed addtl. surnames 
 of Pitt-Rivers by R.L., 25 May i88o, and the arms 
 of Pitt quarterly with the arms of Fox under the will 
 of his great-uncle George, and Lord Rivers (his children 
 to bear the names of Fox- Pitt only), i. 1827; d. 1900; 
 m. 1853, Hon. Alice Margaret Stanley, d. of Edward, 
 and I.«rd Stanley of Alderley : — 
 Alexander Eklward Lane Fox-Pitt-Rivers (formerly Fox- 
 Pitt, and assumed the additional surname of Rivers by 
 R.L.. 1900), Esq., J. P., F.S.A., late Lieut. Dorsetsh. Yeo. 
 ^Anns — Quarterly of sixty-eight, viz. ; i. quarterly, i. and 
 liii.. Pitt as above (quartering No. 7); ii. and iii., Fox as 
 above ; a to 68 as i to 67 above. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork proper. 
 Motto — " JEquam servare mentem." Livery — Blue, yellow 
 facingsl b. 1855 ; m. 1889. Alice Ruth Hermione. d. of Lord 
 Henry Frederick Thynne ; and has issue — George Fox-Pitt, 
 Gentleman, b. 1890; and Marcia Ruth Georgina. Seats — 
 Rushmore. Salisbury. Wilts ; Hinton St. Mary, .Sturminster 
 Newton. Dorset. Club — Arthur's. 
 
 St. George William Lane Fox-Pitt, Gentleman [Arms — 
 Quarterly of sixty-eight as next above], b. 1856 ; in. 1899. 
 Lady Gertrude Edith Douglas, d. of John Sholto, Marquess 
 of Queensberry. Res. — 48 Glebe Place, Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 Major William Augustus Lane Fox-Pitt, Grenadier Gds. 
 [Arms — Quarterly of sixty-eight as next above], b. 1858 ; m. 
 1898, Lily Ethel, d. of Arthur F. Payne; and has issue — (i) 
 William Augustus FitzGerald Fox-Pitt, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; 
 (a) Thomas Stanley Fox-Pitt, Gentleman, b. 1897; and 
 Alice Agnes. Res. — 
 
 Lionel Charles Lane Fox-Pitt. Esq., J. P. co. Dorset, 
 F.R.G.S. [Arms — Quarterly of sixty-eight as next above], 
 b. i86o ; m. 1898. Mary Nesta. d. of late John Charles 
 Blackett. R. N. . of Thorpe Lea, Surrey. Seat — Cliff House, 
 Shaftesbury. Clubs — St. James's. Dorset Yacht. 
 
 Douglas Henry Lane Fox-Fitt, Gentleman [Aims — 
 Quarterly of sixty-eit;ht as next above], b. 8641. 
 
 Daus. and coh. of Sackville George Lane-Fox, lath 
 Baron Conyfers, and de jure 15th Lord Darcy de 
 Knayth. b. 1827 ; d. 1888 ; m. i860. Mary, d. of 
 Reginald Curteis of Windmill Hill. Sussex : — 
 
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 The Rl. Hon. Marcia Amelia Mary. Countess of Yar- 
 borough, suo jure 7th Baroness Fauconlx'rg (1283) and 
 13th Baroness Conyers (1509). senior coheir of the two great 
 generals, (lie Duke of Schomberg and the Duke of M.irl- 
 borough [Arms — Quarterly of 134. vi«. : 1-67 .-« fir>t nb«\p ; 
 
 68. quarterly ermine and azure, a cross or (Osborne, Vn. 
 London, 1568) ; 69. argent, two bars gules, on a canton of 
 the second, a cross of the first (Broughton, temp. Edw. II.) ; 
 70. argent, a chevron vert, between three annulets gules 
 (Broughton. ); 71. azure, on a fesse flory and counter- 
 
 flory or, between three lions passant argent as many peewits 
 proper (Hewitt, Vn. of London, 1568); 72. or, a chevron 
 between three lozenges azure, on a chief gules, an eagle 
 displayed argent (Hyde, ) ; 73. gules, an eagle displayed 
 between three fleurs-de-lis argent (Godolphin, temp. Henry 
 VIII.) ; 74. argent, a chevron between three hawk's leures 
 gules(Rinsy); 75. argent, three dolphins naiant sable (Godol- 
 phin) ; 76. argent, an eagle displayed sable, a hordure of 
 the last, bezants (Killegrew) ; 77. sable, a chevron between 
 three eagles displayed or (Kemtebury) ; 78. argent, three 
 niascles sable (Arvenick) ; 79. argent, on a chevron gules, 
 between three torteaux, as many plates (Boligh); 80. or, 
 on a fesse sable three chevronels argent fesseways pointing 
 to the dexter (Trenouth. Vn. Cornwall, 1620); 81. argent, 
 a chevron between three salmon-spears points downwards 
 sable (Glinne) ; 82. argent, a chevron between three fleurs- 
 de-lis sable (Bonython) ; 83. sable, a lion rampant argent, 
 on a canton of the last, a cross gules (Churchill) ; 84. per 
 pale argent and azure, a lion rampant of the first supporting 
 a tree eradicated proper (Winston, temp. Elizaljeth) ; 85. 
 or, a lion rampant regardant sable (Gwaith Voyd) ; 8f-. 
 aziu-e, three crowns two and one or (Kariadoc); 87. azure 
 three crowns in pale or (Beli Mawr) ; 88. sable, a lion 
 rampant argent (Taithwell) ; 89. per pale or and aznre, 
 a lion rampant argent, supporting a tree eradicated proper 
 
 SInyr) ; 90. pwr pale azure and sable, three fleurs-de-lis or 
 Inyr) ; 91. sable, a plate between three towers argent 
 Carlion. temp. Elizabeth); 92. barry of ten argent and 
 azure, six escutcheons sable, each charged with a lion 
 rampant of the first, a crescent for difference (Cecil, temp, 
 Elizabeth) ; 93. argent, on a fesse gules, three l^ezants, 
 (Jenings) ; 94. gules, a bull's head caboshed argent, armed 
 or (Jenings) ; 95. gules, on a chevron cottised art,'ent. 
 three lions rampant of the field (Rowlet) ; 96. paly of six 
 or and azure, a bordure engrailed of the last, on a canton 
 gules, a spur of the first (Knight); 97. azure, crusilly and 
 three cinquefoils argent (Darcy. 1345) ; 98. argent, three 
 cinquefoils gules (D'Arcy, 1298) ; 99. gules, crusilly, and an 
 orle or (Bertram, temp. Henry III.) ; 100. argent, a chevron 
 between three herons gules (Heron) ; loi. azure, three bars 
 gemel and a chief or (Meinill, c. 1320) ; 102. argent, a 
 bend between six martlets sable (Tempest, temp. Edw. 
 III.); 103. or, three lions passant guardant in pale sable 
 (Carew, 1300) ; 104. gules, a saltire argent (Other) ; 105. 
 argent, a saltire gules (Windsor) ; 106. per pale ermine and 
 gules, a saltire counterchanged (FitzStephen) ; 107. quar- 
 terly argent and gules CTuite) ; 108. quarterly sable 
 and argent (Hoo, temp. Edw. II.); 109. or, on a fesse 
 azure, a mullet of the field (Andervill) ; no. azure, a fret 
 argent, a chief or (St. Leger, temp. Henry III.); m. 
 azure, a fesse between six cross-crosslets or (St. Maur) ; 
 112. azure, three sinister hands argent (Malmains) ; 113. 
 argent, a lion ramjaant sable (Welles, temp. 1300); 114. 
 gules, a fesse dancett6e l;etween six cross ciosslets or 
 
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 (Engaine. 1300); 115. paly of six ermine and gules, three 
 crescents sable (Waterton, 1418) ; 116. argent, three piles 
 wavy in point vert, a bordure azure, bezant^e (Bryan) ; 117. 
 azure, a maunch or (Conyers, tetnp. Edw. III.) ; 118. or, 
 on a chevron gules, a martlet argent, a chief vair (St. Quin- 
 
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 ancient ship of three masts sails furled sable (Nevill, temp. 
 Edw. I.); 125. gules, a lion rampant or, billett^e sable 
 (Bulmer, temp. Edw. III.); 126. or, a fesse indented 
 azure (Midleham); 127. ermine (Brittany) ; 128. quarterly, 
 or and gules, a bend sable (Clavering, 1298) ; 129. barry 
 
 X.\n,temp. Edw. I.); 119. sable, a saltire argent (Ryleston) ; 
 120. Darcy as No. 97 ; 121. gules, a saltire argent, charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure for difference (Nevill, 1295) ; 
 122. lozengy or and g^les, a canton ermine (Nevill, tetnp. 
 Edw. III.); 123. or, fretty gules, on a canton per pale 
 ermine and or, a lymphad sable (Nevill); 124. or, an 
 
 of ten argent and gules, on a bordure azure, eight martlets 
 (Merlais) ; 130. or, a fesse azure, in chief three pallets 
 gules (Fauconberg, 1300) ; 131. argent, a lion rampant 
 azure (Brus, 1300); 132. argent, two bars gules, on a 
 canton of the last a lion passant guardant or (I.ancaster, 
 1300) ; 133. argent, a chevron between three rooks sable 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
5" 
 
 JFOJC 
 
 Jfor 
 
 (Kokeby, 1348) ; 134. qtuurterly, i. and iiii. argent, an inescut- 
 cheon sable, over all an escarbunde or ; ii. and iii. , gules, six 
 Mcutdieons, three, two, and one argent, in the centre of the 
 quarters an inescutcheon Rules charged with n man in 
 armour on horselxick argent (Schomberg) ; 135. as No. i, 
 8npport«n (<>f Unrony of Conyers)— On either side a lion 
 rampant aziu-e] ; vide Yarl)orough. 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Violet Ida hvelyn. Countess of Powis, 
 svojyre i6th Baroness Darcy de Knayth [Arms — Quarterly 
 of 135 as next above. 8tipport«ra (of the Iku-ony of 
 Darcy) — Dexter, a heraldic tiger argent ; sinister, a bull 
 sable, armed and unguled or] ; viiie Herlwit. 
 
 Dnus. and coh. of Hon. Charles Pierrepoint A'Drcy 
 Lane- Fox, b. 1830 ; d. 1874 ; m. 1859, Louisa Emma, 
 d. of Thomas Fairfax of Newton Kyme : — 
 
 Charlotte Catherine Marcia (AmiB — (^)uiirterly of 135 
 as above], m. 1884, Charles J. Weld-Blundell, Esa., J. P., 
 of Ince Blundell, Lanes. Seat — Ince Blundell Park, 
 Blundell-Sands, Lanes. 
 
 Louisa Emma Lane-Fox [Arms — Quarterly of 135 as 
 abow]. Res, — 
 
 FOX (1903). Per chevron azure and argent, two foxes' 
 heads erased in chief or, and a human heart in base gules 
 between four ermine spots in cross sable. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 rock projier, a fox sejant or, resting the dexter le^ on a 
 human heart gules. HOttO — " Faire sans dire. " Ltvery — 
 Dark blue. 
 
 Sons of late Douglas Fox of Brighton, b. 1798 ; d. 1885 ; 
 
 m. 1840, Marianne, d. of Jedediah Strutt, Esq., J. P. 
 
 and D.L., of Belper (High Sheriff co. Derby 1849) :— 
 Arthur Douglas Fox, Gentleman, M.LC.E., b. 1840; m. 
 1872, Frances Anne Arbuthnot, d. of Alexander MacKenzic 
 Banker ; and has issue — (i) Alexander Douglas Fox, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1874 ; (2) Herbert Sholto Douglas Fox, Gentleman, 
 b. 1879 ; Maria Helen Douglas ; and Constance Marianne 
 Douglas. Res. — St. G?orge's Lodge, Eastern Road, 
 Brighton. 
 
 George Malcolm Fox, Esq., Col. late 42nd Roy. High- 
 landers ("Black Watch") \L.ivery — Blue and white], b, 4 
 March 184^ (2nd s. ), m. ist, 1881, Mary Rose, d. of 
 Major William E. Newall, 92nd Highlanders ; 2nd, 1884, 
 Marion Jane, d. of Remington Mills of Tolmers, Hertford ; 
 and has issue — Mary Agnes Dorothy ; and Marion Inez 
 Douglas. Res. — n8 E^ton Square, London, S.W. Club 
 — Naval and Military. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Archibald Fox of Derford, Leics. (s. of 
 
 Archibald Fox of Blackheath, b. 1799), b. 1840; 
 
 d. 1901; m. Harriet, d. of the late Robert Darley 
 
 Oxley of Thorpe, Ripon : — 
 Capt. Robert Michael Douglas Fox, 2nd K.O. Yorks. Lt. 
 Inf.,*. 1876. Res — 
 
 Archibald Douglas Fox, Gentleman, b. 1878. Res. — 
 Seaforth, Malvern. 
 
 Sons of the late Sir Charles Fox, Kt. Bach., b. 1810; 
 
 m. Mary, d. of Joseph Brookhouse of Derby : — 
 Sir (Charles) Douglas Fox, Kt. Bach. (1886), formerly 
 Pres. Inst. C. Eng., J.P. London and Surrey, C.A. Surrey, 
 b. 1840; m. 1863, Mary, d. of late Francis Wright of 
 Osmaston Manor, Derbyshire (by his wife Selina, d. of Sir 
 Henry Fitzherbert, Bart., of Tissington) ; and has surv. 
 issue — Francis Douglas Fox, Esq., M.A. (Jamb., M.I.C.E., 
 F.R. Col. Inst. (19 Kensington Square, S.W.), b. 15 April 
 1868 \m. 12 July 1900, Mildred Susan, d. of Rev. Joseph 
 Harris of Westcotes, Leicester] ; Mary Douglas \m. Rev. 
 E. H. Askwith, D.D.]; Judith Isabel [m. Rev. J. S. Wim- 
 bush] ; Agnes Selina ; and Lucy Adeline \m. E. B. Fitz- 
 herbert Wright]. Res.— 12. Queen's Gate Gardens, S.W. 
 Clubs — St. Stephen's, National. 
 
 Francis Fox, Esq., M. I.C.E., J.P. Denbighshire and 
 N.R. Yorks., b. 1844. ^«.— Alyn Bank, The Downs, 
 Wimbledon, Surrey. Club—^l. Stephen's. 
 
 Henry Fox, E^., b. 1846; m. 1875, Emily, d. of 
 Hon. John Henry Knox. Res. — Moorfoot, Putney Hill, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 FOX of Fox Hall (U.O.). Azure, a sceptre in bend 
 between two regal crowns or, a chief of the last. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a winged 
 sceptre proper. Motto — " Nee elatus nee dejectus." 
 
 Son of Jemmett George Fox, b. 1826 ; d. 1868 ; tn. 
 1856, Dora, d. of J. West, M.D. :— 
 Fox, Gentleman, b. , Res. — 
 
 Son of Capt. Maxwell Fox, R.N., of Annaghmorc, 
 I. P. and D.L. King's Co. (High Sheriff 1868, and for 
 Longford 1885), b. 1826; d. 1899; m. 2nd, ICdiih 
 Susiin Marian, d. of Rev. Essex Edgworth of Kil- 
 shrewly : — 
 Essex Barry Fox, Gentleman, b. 1888. AVa/— Annagh- 
 morc, King's Co. 
 
 FOX, The (U.O.). Argent, a lion rampant, and in chief 
 
 two dexter hands couped at the wrist gules. Mantling 
 
 gules and argent. Crest— An arm eml>owed in armour, 
 
 holding a sword all proper. Motto - " Sconnach a boo." 
 
 Son of Rev. Matthew Maine Fox, b. ; d. 1843; 
 
 m. 2nd, Ellen Anne, d. of Andrew Armstrong of 
 
 Kilclare, King's Co. : — 
 
 James George Huliert Fox, "The Fox" (as chief of his 
 name), J.P. co. Tipperary, late Lieut. 5lh Roy. Irish 
 Lancers, b. 1842; m. ist, 1865, Elizabeth Amelia Lilian 
 (d. 1875), d. of Rev. J. B. Grant, Rector of Rathconrath, 
 Westmeath ; 2nd, 1877, Georgiana Frances, eld. d. of Rev. 
 C. Elrington M'Kay, Vicar of Laracor and Galtrim ; and 
 has issue — (i) Brabazon Hubert Maine Fox, ICsq., Capt, 
 Roy. Irish Rifles, b. 1868; [m. 1896, Florence Emily Clara, 
 eld. d. of Col. W. A, I>e Mott(5e ; and has issue — Nial 
 Arthur Huliert Fox, Gentleman, b. 1897]; (2) Arthur James 
 Fox, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. Roy. Irish Regt., b. 1871 ; and 
 (by his second mar.) Georgina Frances. Seat — Galtrim 
 House, Summerhill, co. Meath. 
 
 FOX (U.O., 1840). Azure, on a bend engrailed ermine, 
 cottised or, three fox's heads erased gules, all within a 
 bordure of the second. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a fox sejant gules, collared and chained or, supporting by 
 his sinister paw a flagstaff proper, thereon a banner 
 azure, sem6-de-lis or. Motto — "J'ay ma foi tenu a ma 
 puissance." 
 - Sons of Rev. William Charles Fox of The Grange, 
 Northwoods, Glos., b. 1826; m. 2nd, 1863; Georgina 
 Sarah, d. of Rev. Nathaniel Wodehouse : — 
 Lionel Wodehouse Fox, Gentleman, b. 1865. 
 Armine Wodehouse Fox, Gentleman, b. 1869. 
 Raymond Wodehouse Fox, Gentleman, b. 1873. 
 Sons of Charles Joseph Fox, Gentleman, M.D. , of The 
 Beeches, Brislington, b. 1806 ; d. 1870; m. 1834, Ellen, 
 d. and coh. of Thomas Lucas by Jemima, d. of William 
 Newcome, D.D. , Archbishop of Armagh and Lord 
 Primate of Ireland : — 
 Stephen Newcome Fox, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, 
 B.A. (Oxon.), *. 1849; tn. 1895, Annie Enid, d. of Alex- 
 ander Scrimgeour; and has issue — (1) Charles Alexander 
 Newcome Fox, Gentleman, b. 1896; (2) Keith Stephen 
 Fox, Gentleman, b. 1904; and Margaret Enid. Res. — 
 Inglenook, Eastbourne. 
 
 Sons of William Edward Kox, Gentleman, of Clifton, 
 
 b. 1811 ; d. 1875 ; m. 1849, Emma, widow of Sir George 
 
 King Molyneux, Bart. : — 
 
 William Edward Ker Fox, Gentleman, late Lieut. i8th 
 
 Roy. Irish Regt., b. 1850; m. 1883, Emma Elizabeth, d. of 
 
 Capt. John Molyneux. Res. — Caring House, Leeds, nr. 
 
 Maidstone, Kent. 
 
 Major John Charles Ker Fox, late 19th Hussars, b. 1851 ; 
 
 m. 1877, Susan, d. of John Ramshay of Gilsland, Cumljer- 
 
 land ; and has surv. issue — Hugo Fox, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; 
 
 and Mildred. Res. — Great Bowden, Market Harborough. 
 
 Son of Edwin Fydell Fox, Gentleman, M.R.C.S. , 
 
 of Brislington, b. 1814; d. 1891; m. ist, Elizabeth 
 
 Augusta, d. of John Hugh Smyth Pigot of Brockley, 
 
 Somerset : — 
 
 Arthur Edward Wellington Fox, Gentleman, M.B., 
 
 F.R.C.P., b. 1844; tn. 1886, Emily Frances, d. of Rev. 
 
 Thomas Arthur Babington of Cossington, Leics. Res. — 
 
 Ennox Lodge, Hinton Charterhouse, Bath. 
 
 Son of George Frederick Fox of Keynsham, Somerset, 
 b, 1817; tn. 1840, Ellen, d. of Rev. Thomas Browne 
 Simpson of Congresbury, Somerset : — 
 Col. Harry Croker Fox, R. E., b. 1842. Res. — 
 
 Son of Washington Fox, Gentleman, b. 1824; d. 1866; 
 tn. i860, Mary Desmond Coffin : — 
 Arthur Copley Long Fox, Gentleman, b. 1864. 
 
 BONNEVILLE BRADLEY FOX, Gentleman, M.A. 
 (Oxon.), M.D., M.R.C.S. Armorial bearing^— Azure, 
 on a bend engrailed ermine, plain cotised or, three foxes' 
 heads erased gules, within a bordure of the second. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a fox sejant gules, collared and chained or, sup- 
 porting with his sinister paw a flagstaff, thereon a banner 
 
 azure, semfe-de-lis or. Motto — "J 'ay ma foi tenu k ma 
 puissance." Residence — Brislington House, near Bristol. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY FOX, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Alderman of the Council for the county of Somerset. 
 Bom March 17, 1835, being the son of Charles Fox of 
 
 Wellington, in the county of Somerset, by his wife Sarah, 
 daughter of William Dillworth Crewdson of Helme Lodge, 
 
 Kendal. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Ermine, 
 on a chevron azure, three foxes' heads erased or, within a 
 bordure flory of the second, and on a canton of the same, a 
 drinking-cup of the third, surmounted by three fleurs-de- 
 lis argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degfree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a fox sejant 
 or, collared flory azure, the paw resting on a fleur-de-lis of 
 the last; with the Motto, " Faire sans dire." Married, 
 Oct. 21, 1863, Caroline, second dau. of John Mellar Chap- 
 man of Brighton; and has Issue — (i) Charles Leslie Fox, 
 Esq. , J. P. CO. Somerset [m. , Sept. 12, 1892, to Lilian, second 
 dau. of the late Gurney Pease of Woodside, Darlington] ; 
 (2) Reginald Wilson Fox, Esq., J. P. co. Devon [»/., Nov. 18, 
 1891, to Mabel, third dau. of J. W. Pease of Pendower, 
 Newcastle, and Nethergrange, Alnemouth]; and Caroline 
 Hilda Macnaghten [m., April 17, 1894, to Ernest Legas- 
 sieke Hancock, Esq., J. P. co. Somerset, of Castle Lodge, 
 Wiveliscombe, and Rhyl, Dulverton, Somerset]. Postal 
 address — Shuteleigh, Wellington, Somerset. 
 
 MARMADUKE FOX, Esquire, J. P. for co. Wigtown. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, on a pale between two grey- 
 hounds' heads erased argent, a mill-rind paleways of the 
 field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a mill-rind fesseways 
 sable, thereon a greyhound sejant argent ; with the Motto, 
 " Virtute et numine." Married, 1892, Ethel Marshall, 
 youngest daughter of J. Carter Jonas of the Grange, Great 
 Shelford. Postal addresses — Marmaville, Mirfield, York- 
 shire ; Polbae, Wigtownshire, N.B. 
 
 ROBERT FOX, Gentleman, of Grove Hill, in the county 
 of Cornwall. Bom July 31, 1845, being the eldest son of 
 Robert BarclayFox of Grove Hill, by his wife Jane Gurney, 
 daughter of Jonathan Backhouse of Polam, Darlington. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a 
 chevron azure, three foxes' heads erased or, a bordure fleu- 
 rette, and over all a canton of the second, charged with a 
 cup of the third, surmounted by three fleurs-de-lis argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours a fox sejant or, collared 
 fleurett6 azure, its paw resting on a fleur-de-lis of the last. 
 
 Motto— "Faire sans dire." Married, October 3, 1867, 
 Ellen Mary, daughter of Francis Bassett. Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace, of the Heath, Leighton, in the county of Bed- 
 ford, and formerly Member of Parliament for that county ; 
 and has Issue— Roheri Barclay Fox, Gentleman, bom July 
 24 1873 [m Feb, 21, 1900, Margaret Elizabeth Phoebe, 
 dau. of Frederick Bassett, Esq.. J. P., of The Knolls. 
 Lei<^hton, co. Beds] ; and Lilian Isabel [married. July 15, 
 1891 Frederic Herbert Trench formerly Fellow of All Souls, 
 
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 Oxford, and has issue]; and Naomi Bassett. Eslalts— 
 Penjerrick, rregedna, Penrose, Pennance. Stat — Grove 
 Hill. Falmouth. Club Isthmian. 
 
 Tmk Late SAMSON FOX, Gcnileman, J. P. for the 
 borough of Harrogate and for the borough of I.eeds. 
 Armorial bMUrlnga— He l)ears for Amu : Argent, a repre- 
 
 sentation of a corrugated boiler-flue fesseways jiroper, be- 
 tween two foxes courant gules, each holding in their mouths 
 a trefoil slipped vert ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a representation of a corrugated boiler-flue as in 
 the arms and thereupon a fox giiles, resting the dexter paw 
 upon a trefoil slipped vert; with the Motto, "Forti nihil 
 difficile." Postal address — Grove House, Harrogate. 
 
 SYLVANUS FOX, Esquire, J. P. co. Somerset. Bom 
 April 15, 1822, being the only son of the late Sylvanus Fox, 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of John Sanderson, of Bruce House, 
 Tottenham. Armorial bearlngfs — Ermine, on a chevron 
 azure, three fox's heads erased or, within a bordure fleur- 
 ettee of the second, and on a canton, also azure, a drinking 
 cup of the third, issuing therefrom three fleurs-de-lis proper, 
 and charged on the centre with a rose gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 fox sejant or, collared fleurett^ azure, the paw resting on a 
 fleur-de-lis of the last. Motto— " Faire sans dire." Seat 
 — Linden, Wellington, Somerset. 
 
 WILLIAM LOWNDES TOLLER FOY, of Clayhill, 
 Enfield, Gentleman. Armorial bearings -Per chevron, 
 invected or and ermine, two lions rampant in chief azure, 
 and a cross patonce in base gules. MntitHng r azure and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a lion rampant per bend sinister gules and ermine, 
 holding between the forepaws a cross patonce as in the 
 arms, and resting the dexter hind-leg upon an escutcheon 
 or. Motto— "In cruce gloria." Residences — ClAyhWX, 
 Enfield, CO. Middlesex; Manor Gardens, Henley-on-Thames. 
 
 FRAMPTON (H. Coll.). Or, a bend chequy Siible and 
 argent, lietween two tuns fessewise each within an annulet 
 gules. Mantling sable and or. CrMt — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a tun within an annulet as in the arms. Motto— 
 " Love and Labour." 
 
 Son of late James Frampton of London, b. ; d, 
 M. : — 
 
 George James Frampton, Esq., R.A., F.S.A. , Hon. Assoc, 
 Roy. Inst. Brit. Architects, Past Master and Memlwr of Art 
 Workers' Guild 190a, Liveryman of Merchant Taylors' 
 and Founders' Companies, Hon. Member Oxford Union 
 Soc. , b. i860 ; m. 1893, Christabel, d. of George Russell 
 Cockerell, London. Nes. — 3a Queen's Road, St. John's 
 Wood, London, N.W. Clubs — Athenaeum, Arts. 
 
 FRANCE, quartered by KINLOSS. KNYVETT, 
 FITZROY, KENNEDY, LENNOX, SOMERSET, and 
 MAINWARING-ELLERKER-ONSLOW. 
 
 S CHARLES HOSKEN FRANCE- HAYHURST, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., Hon.-Col. 3rd Batt. Cheshire 
 Regt., a County Councillor and Patron of the Living of 
 Davenham. Bom 183a, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rev. Canon Thomas France- Hayhurst, of Bostock HhU, 
 J. P., D. L., by his wife Helen, eldest dau. of John Hosken 
 Harper, Esq., J. P., of Davenham Hall, co. Chester. He 
 succeeded to the Hostock estates on th« death of his father 
 in 1889, and in 1873 succeeded his uncle, William Hosken 
 Harper, Esq., J. P., of Davenham Hall, &c., who devised 
 his estates to him, with remainder to his second son, 
 William Hosken. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 pwr chevron sable and or, in chief two crosses pat6e fitchte, 
 and in base a pair of wings conjoined and elevated counter- 
 changed (for Hayhurst) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a mount in 
 
 base a hurst proper, on a chief wavy azure, three fleurs- 
 de-lis or (for France). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upx^n a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm proper, holding in the hand a cross patt6e 
 fitchte or, between two wings sable, each charged with 
 an annulet gold (for Hayhurst) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount, thereon a hurst as in the arms, from 
 the centre tree pendent by a strap azure a shield gules, 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis or (for France). Motto — 
 "Virtus semjjer viridis." Married, firstly, 1864, Mary 
 Halsted (she died 1877), dau. of William H. Poole, Esq., 
 of Terrick Hall, co. Salop, Capt. Royal Horse Artillery ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Frederick Charles Fr.Tnce-Hayhurst, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Esq., J. P. (C/w3i— White's, Junior Carlton), Lieut. Royal 
 Welsh Fusiliers, born 1872 ; (2) William Hosken France- 
 Hayhurst, Esq. , Capt. Cheshire Yeomanry, born 1873 ; (3) 
 Cecil Halsted France-Hayhurst, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal 
 Navy, born 1874; Elizabeth Helen; Evelyn Mary [married, 
 January 22, 1891, George Herbert Shakerley, Justice of the 
 Peace, late Lieutenant King's Royal Rifle Corps, now Capt. 
 and Hon. Major 5th Volunteer Battalion Cheshire Regiment, 
 second son of Sir Charles Shakerley, Baronet] ; and Isabel 
 Mary, died 1877. He married secondly, 1878, Annie 
 Elizabeth Nicholson, third daughter of John Ralph Shaw, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace of Arrowe Park, in the County 
 Palatine of Chester. Seats — Bostock Hall, Middlewich ; 
 and DavenhamHall, Northwich. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 EDWARD FRANCE-HAYHURST, Esquire, J. P. 
 Cheshire. Born 1868, being the second son of Rev. Thomas 
 William Hamilton France-Hayhurst of Davenham Lodge, 
 Cheshire, Rector of Davenham. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per chevron sable and or, in chief two 
 crosses pat6e fitch^e, and in base a pair of wings conjoined 
 and elevated counterchanged (for Hayhurst) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a mount in base a hurst proper, on a chief wavy 
 azure, three fleurs-de-lis or (for France). Mantling sable 
 and or; and for his Crests — i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a cubit arm proper, holding in the hand a cross 
 pat6e fitch^e or, between two wings sable, each charged 
 with an annulet gold (for Hayhurst) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a mount, thereon a hurst as in the arms, from 
 the centre tree pendent by a strap azure a shield gules, 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis or (for France). MottO — 
 " Virtus semper viridis." Married, 1890, Rosamund M. M. , 
 only child of David Francis Atcherley of Whatcroft Hall, 
 CO. Cheshire, and Marton Hall, co. Salop, J. P. and D. L. 
 
 HENRY HOWARD FRANCE-HAYHURST, Esquire, 
 J. P. Salop, late Capt. I. R. Cheshire Mil. Born 1843, 
 being the third son of the late Rev. Canon Thomas France- 
 Hayhurst of Davenham Rectory and of Bostock Hall, 
 Cheshire, D.L. , J. P., by his wife Helen, dau. of the late 
 John Formby of Formby Hall, co. Lancaster. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron sable and or, in 
 chief two crosses pat^e fitch^e, and in base a pair of wings 
 conjoined and elevated counterchanged (for Hayhurst) ; 2 
 and 3, argent, on a mount in base a hurst proper, on a 
 chief wavy azure, three fleurs-de-lis or (for France). Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crests — i. upon a wreath of rhe colours, 
 a cubit arm proper, holding in the hand a cross patfe fitch^e 
 or, between two wings sable, each charged with an annulet 
 gold (for Hayhurst) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a mount, 
 thereon a hurst as in the arms, from the centre tree pendent 
 by a strap azure a shield gules, charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 or (for France). Motto — "Virtus semper viridis." Married 
 Susan J., dau. of late Edgar Corrie, The Leas, Guildford. 
 Seat— Owerl&y , Wellington, Salop. Club — New University. 
 
 FRANCE-LUSHINGTON-TULLOCH (R.L., 25 Feb. 
 1902, U.O. ). Quarterly, i and 4, or, on a fesse invected 
 plain cottised gules, three estoiles argent, in chief as many 
 cross crosslets fitch6e of the second, and (for distinction) in 
 the dexter canton a cross crosslet sable (TuUoch) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, two lions passant regardant azure, between three 
 bars gules, an orle of fleurs-de-lis of the last (France), on 
 an escutcheon of pretence quarterly, i and 4, the same 
 arms of Tulloch without the mark of distinction ; 2 and 3, 
 or, on a fesse wavy between three lions heads erased vert, 
 langued gules, as many ermine spots of the field. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion gules, grasping a battle-axe, the head 
 to the dexter, and charged on the shoulder with three cross 
 crosslets fitch^e two and one all or, and (for distinction) 
 on the neck with a cross crosslet argent (Tulloch) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a lion sejant 
 regardant azure, collared or, therefrom a shield of the last 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis of the second. 
 
 Son of William Hanmer France, b. ; m. , 
 
 Frances Emily, d. of Thomas Cave-Brown-Cave : — 
 James Geoffrey Cave France - Lushington - Tulloch. 
 Gentleman, R.LC. , b. ; m. 1901, Kate Mary, d. of 
 
 Charles Hugh Lushington of Rodmersham, Kent, and 
 widow of William Cairns Armstrong-Lushington-Tulloch 
 (vide ih&t name), formerly Armstrong. Seat — Shanbolard, 
 Letterfrack co. Galway. 
 
 FRANCIS, quartered by PEYTON. 
 
 FRANCIS (H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron invected gules, 
 between two eagles displayed in chief sable and a bugle- 
 horn in base of the last, stringed of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 bugle-horn sable, thereon a dove holding in the beak an 
 ohve branch, both proper. Motto—" Lege et labore." 
 Son of: — 
 
 George Francis, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, Gray's 
 Inn, 3. . /?«.— Carlton Hill, Paddington, W. 
 
 JOHN LIELL FRANCKLIN, Esq., J. P. for co. NotU, 
 Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. S. Notts Yeomanry Cavalry. 
 Born Nov. 11, 1844, being the son of the late John Franck- 
 lin, Esq., of Gonalston, J. P., High Sheriff 1851, by his wife 
 Frances Barbara, second dau. of the late Harry Edgell of 
 Cadogan Place, Barrister-at-Law, and one of the Benchers 
 of Gray's Inn. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend 
 engrailed between two lions' heads erased gules, a dolphin 
 hauriant between two parrots or, and impaling the arms of 
 Jervis, namely sable, a chevron ermine between three martlets 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a dolphin's head or, erased gules, 
 between two olive branches vert. Motto— "Sinceritate." 
 Married, March 17, 1868, Hon. Alice Maude, eldest dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. Carnegie Jervis. 3rd Viscount St. Vincent ; 
 and has Issue — (i) John Francklin, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; 
 (2) Edward Francklin, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; (3) Richard 
 Francklin, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; (4) Philip Francklin, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1874 ; (5) William Robert Francklin, Gentleman, 
 b. 1878; Mary Violet; Flora Maude (m., Sept. 19, 1899, 
 Henry Graham Sherbrook, Lieut. R.N.) ; and Edith Eliza- 
 beth. 5m/j— Gonalston, near Southwell, Notts; Great 
 Barford, co. Bedford. Club — Boodle's. 
 
 Reverend JOHN FRANEY, M.A., Clerk in Holy 
 
 Orders, Minor Canon of Ely Cathedral. Born , being 
 
 the son of the late William Franey, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Eleanor, dau. of John Obee. Armorial bearings -Azure, 
 on a pile invected or, between two quatrefoils in base of 
 the last, as many fleurs-de-lis in pale of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a fleur- 
 de-lis azure, between two quatrefoils or. Motto — "Ut 
 vita finis." Married, 1863, Emma {d. 1901), dau. of the 
 late Robert Rushbrooke, and granddau. of John Sharman, 
 M. D. , of Hellesdon, Norwich ; and has Issue John Sharman 
 Franey, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1864 [to whom 
 refer]. Residence — 
 
 JOHN SHARMAN FRANEY, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Born 1864, being the son of the Reverend John 
 Franey, Master of Arts, Vicar of St. Mary's, Ely, Minor 
 Canon of Ely Cathedral, by his wife Emma, daughter of the 
 late Robert Rushbrooke, and granddaughter of John Shar- 
 man, Doctor of Medicine, of Hellesdon, Norwich. Club— 
 Isthmian. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Azure, on a pile invected or, between two c)uatrefoils in base 
 of the last, as many fleurs-de-lis in pale of the first. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a fleur-de-lis azure between two quatrefoils 
 or; with the MottO, " Ut vita finis." Married, 1889, 
 Mary Ethelind, younger daughter of Edward Kerrison 
 Harvey, Esquire, of Grey Friars, Norwich (son of General 
 Sir R. Harvey, Knight Commander of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath) ; and has, with other Issue— ]dhn 
 Sharman Franey, Gentleman, b. 1893. Postal addresses — 
 Lowestoft, Suffolk; 15 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. ; 
 Mark's Dene, West Chandon, Guildford. 
 
 FRANK (H. Coll.). Per saltire azure and vert, on a 
 saltire indented or, a falcon proper, belled gold. M a n t lin g 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 morion proper, thereon a falcon also proper, gutt6e-de- 
 larmes, and belled or. Motto—' ' Esse quam videri." 
 
 Son of R. Bacon Frank of Campsall, Yorks., *. ; 
 
 d. 1832 ; nt. , Caroline, d. of late S. Curteis : — 
 
 Frederick Bacon Frank, Esq., J. P. and D.L. West Rdg. 
 Yorks. (Sheriff' 1872, Vice-Chrmn. C.C. since 1893), b. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 1837; m. ist, i8u, Mary Anne (</. 190a), d. of Adm. Sir 
 Baldwin Wake Walker, ttart.. K.C.U. ; and. Mary. d. of 
 Rev. F. W. Peel. Seat — Campsall Park, Doncaster. 
 Ctuts — Travellers", Brooks's. 
 
 S BERTRAM FRANKLAND FRANKLAND- 
 RUSSELL-ASTLEY, Esquire, ).l\. D.L.. Bucks, 
 Lord of the Manors of Great and Little Kimble and of 
 Ellesborough, Patron of one living, late Lieut. Rifle Brigade. 
 Bom Feb. 27, 1857. being the eldest son of the late LieuU- 
 Col. Francis L'Estrange Astley (third son of Sir Jacob H. 
 Astley. 7th Bart., of Melton Constable. Norfolk. &c.. brother 
 of Jacob. Lord Hastings), by his wife Rosalind Alicia, fifth 
 dau. of the late Sir Robert Frankland- Russell. Bart., of 
 Chequers Court and of Thirkloby Park, Yorkshire. He 
 assumed by Royal Licence the additional names and arms 
 of Frankland- Russell on the death of his mother. 1900, in 
 compliance with the will of Lady Frankland - Russell. 
 Annorl&l bearinj^ — Quarterly, i. quarterly i. and iiii., 
 azure, a cinquefoil pierced ermine within a border engrailed 
 or (Astley); ii.. argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief 
 sable, three roses of the field ( Russell) ; iii. , azure, a dolphin 
 naiant embowed or, on a chief of the last two saltires 
 couped gules (Frankland) ; a. the same arms of Astley ; 3. 
 argent, a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or (Con- 
 stable) ; 4. or, a maunch gules (Hastings). Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal coronei or, a plume 
 of five feathers argent ; a. on a cap of maintenance, a ducal 
 coronet or. thereout a plume of feathers argent, incased gules 
 (both for Astley) ; 3. upon a wreath of the colours a goat 
 statant argent, gorged with a mural crown, armed and un- 
 guled or (for Russell) ; 4. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dolphin argent, haurient. and entwined round an anchor 
 erect proper (for Frankland). Motto — "Justitiae tenax." 
 Marrted, April 30, 1887. Florence, youngest dau. of Henry, 
 3rd Marquess Conyngham ; and has Issue — Henry Jacob 
 Delaval Astley. Gentleman, b. March 3, 1888 ; and Olive 
 Joan. Residences — Chequers Court, Butler's Cross, Bucks ; 
 31 Eaton Place, S.W. Club — Marlborough. 
 
 The Reverend HUBERT DELAVAL ASTLEY, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxford, late Rector of EUes- 
 borough, Bucks. Born July 14, i860, being the second son 
 of the late Lieut.-Col. Francis L'Estrange Astley (brother of 
 Rt. Hon. Jacob, Lord Hastings), by his wife Rosalind Alicia, 
 fifth dau. of the late Sir Robert Frankland-Russell. Bart., of 
 Chequers Court, and of Thirkleby Park. Yorkshire, who as- 
 sumed the additional names of Frankland-Russell in 1872, in 
 compliance with the will of her mother. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly, i. azure, a cinquefoil pierced ermine within a 
 border engrailed or (Astley) ; 2. argent, a lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or (Constable) ; 3. gules, two lions 
 passant argent (L'Estrange); 4. or, a maunch gules 
 (Hastings). MaVitllng azure and argent. Crests— i. 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five feathers argent ; 
 2. on a chapeau gules, a ducal coronet or, thereout a plume 
 of feathers argent, incased gules. Motto — "Justitiae 
 tenax." Married, July 30, 1895, Edith Constance, dau. of 
 Sir Vincent Corbet, Bart., and widow of Sir Richard 
 Francis Sutton, Bart. ; and has /wk«— Philip Reginald 
 Astley, Gentleman, b. June 9, 1896; and Ruth. Residence 
 — Benham Park, Newbury. 
 
 THOMAS JOHN FRANKS, Esq., J. P. co. Limerick 
 (Sheriff 1883). Bom 1831, being the eldest son of the late 
 J. Franks of Ballyscaddane, co. Limerick. C/k*— Union. 
 Armorial bearings — Vert, on a saltire or, a griffin's head 
 erased gules, in the centre chief point a mullet of the second. 
 Mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, out of a mural 
 crown or, a griffin's head gules, between two wings erminois, 
 each charged with a mullet sable. Motto, "Sic vos non vobis. " 
 Married, first, Elizabeth Clara (who died 1878), only dau. of 
 G. M. Kettle of Dallicott House, Salop; second, 1886, Eleanor 
 A. , youngest dau. of the late Rev. S. Marindin, of Chesterton, 
 Salop, Seat — Ballyscaddane, Knocklong, co. Limerick. 
 
 FRANKS (U.O.). Vert, on a saltire or, a griffin's head 
 erased gules, in the centre chief point a mullet of the 
 second. Mantling vert and or. Crest— Out of a mural 
 crown or, a griffin's head gules, between two wings 
 erminois, each charged with a mullet sable. Motto — " Sic 
 nos non nobis." 
 
 Son of Thomas Franks of Dromrahane, b. 1805 ; d. 
 1875 ; m. 1834, Mary Anne Cuthbert. d. of Thomas 
 Cuthbert Kearney: — 
 
 Matthew Henry Franks, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Queen's Co. 
 fHigli .Sheriff 1902), J. P. co. Cork, b. 1835; m. 1869, 
 Gertrude Priscilla, d. of late Capt. George Uespard, R.M., 
 late 53rd Regt., of Rathmolyon, co. Meath ; and has 
 issue— (1) Matthew Henry Franks, Esq. (Woodbrook, 
 Mountrath, Queen's Co.), J. P., B.A. (Dub.) F.S.I.. ^ 1871 
 \m. 189c, Sarah, d. of Robert Gardner. Esq.. J. P., of 
 Ashley House, Clyde Road, Dublin ; and has surv. issue — 
 Henry Cecil Franks, Gentleman, b. 1899] ; (2) George 
 Despard Franks. Esq., Capt. 19th Hussars, A.D.C, 
 to Gen. comdg. 7th Div. 3rd Army Corps, b. 1873 ; (3) 
 Thomas Fitzherbert PYanks, Gentleman, b. 1874 \m. 1895, 
 Inez Ethel Mary, d. of late Joseph Wilson, Esq., D.L., 
 of Clonmore ; and has issue — Henry George Stanley Franks, 
 Gentleman, b, 1896 ; Archibald Fitzherbert Pranks, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1897] ; and Gertrude Lucy Maria. Seats — West- 
 field, Mountrath, Queen's Co. ; Garrettstown, Kinsale, 
 Dromrahane, Mallow, co. Cork. 
 
 Thomas C. Franks, Esq., J. P., b. 1839; m. 1876, Isabella 
 Mary, d. of late William Digges La Touche ; and has surv. 
 issue — (i) Thomas William Franks, Gentleman, b. 1880; 
 (2) Clement La Touche Franks, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; Alice 
 Louisa ; and Beatrice Nora. Res. — St. Brigid's, Clonskegh, 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 Sons of Robert Fergusson Franks of Jerpoint and 
 Upper Mount Street, Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1807 ; 
 d. ; m. 1834, Henrietta, d. of Rt. Hon. Charles 
 Kendal Bushe, Lord Chief-Justice of Ireland : — 
 
 Norman Franks, Esq.. CLE., Capt. late East Kent 
 Regt.. formerly English Secretary to Indore State, b. 1843 ; 
 m. 1875, Frances Mary Jane, d. of late Charles Yorke 
 Lucas-Calcraft, Esq., D.L., of Ancaster Hall, Lincoln; 
 and has issue — John Fergusson Franks, Gentleman, b. 
 1888 ; and Mary Henrietta. Res. — 65 Onslow Square. 
 London, S.W. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 Sir John Hamilton Franks, Knt. Bach., C.B., J. P. 
 Dublin, Sec. to Irish Land Commn., b. 1848 ; m. 1874, 
 Catherine, d. of Harry Lumsden of Auchindoir, co. 
 Aberdeen; and has issue — (i) James Gordon Franks, 
 Esq., b. 1875; (2) Robert Fergusson Franks, Esq., b. 
 1877 ; Rosalie Henrietta ; Anne Eleanor : Kathleen 
 Elizabeth ; and Dorothea Mary. Seat — Dalriada, Black- 
 rock, CO. Dublin. Club — University (Dublin). 
 
 Kendal Matthew St. John Franks, Esq., C.B., M.D., 
 F.R.C.S.I., Past V. Pres. Roy. Coll. Surg, in Ireland. 
 Consulting Surg, to Forces in S. Africa 1902, b. 1851 ; 
 m. ist, 1879, Charlotte Selina [d. 1883), d. of Richard 
 Jonas Greene and Louisa Lilias, d. of John, 3rd Lord 
 Plunket ; and, 1885, Gertrude Jane (d. 1896), d. of Lt.- 
 Col. T. Bromhead Butt, 79th Highlanders ; and has 
 issue — (i) Kendal Fergusson Franks, Gentleman, ^. 1886; 
 (2) Philip Hamilton Franks, Gentleman, *. 1890; (3) Ivan 
 Bromhead Franks, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; and Geraldine 
 Jane. 
 
 Charles Kendal Bushe Franks, Gentleman, b. 1852. 
 Res.— 
 
 ERASER, quartered by BURTON - MACKENZIE, 
 GORDON-LENNOX, ELPHINSTONE, and HAY. 
 
 H ALEXANDER EDMUND FRASER, Esquire, for- 
 W merly Secretary of Embassy in H.M.'s Diplomatic 
 Service ; Master of Arts of the Univ. of Oxford ; Member of 
 the Queen's Bodyguard (Royal Archers) in Scotland, and a 
 Knight of Justice of the Order of the Hospital of St. John 
 of Jerusalem in England ; called to the Bar at the Inner 
 Temple. Has been successively Attache and Secretary at 
 H.M.'s Embassies and Legations in Vienna, Rome, Stock- 
 holm, Brussels, Cairo, Lisbon, and Washington, and acted 
 as Her Majesty's Agent in the Transvaal from June 1898 
 till March 1899. Born Feb. 12, 1863, being the eldest son 
 of the late John Eraser of Stratherrick, N.H., and of Susan 
 his wife, dau. of the late General Thomas Webster of 
 Balgarvie, co. Fife, D.L., J. P. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears the arms of Eraser of Farraline and Gortuleg, second 
 son of the third Lord Lovat : Quarterly, i. and 4. azure, on 
 a chevron between three fraisiers argent, as many fleurs- 
 de-lis gules; 2. and 3. argent, three ancient Scots crowns 
 gules ; all within a bordure of the last (for difference) ; 
 and (as a Knight of St. John), on a chief gules, a cross 
 argent embellished alternately in each of the principal 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 angles with a lion guardant and a unicorn, both passant, 
 or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a Mantling azure doubled argent ; and for his 
 Crest : upon a wreath of his liveries, a buck's head attired 
 
 and couped proper, gorged with an ancient Scots crown or ; 
 for Mottoes — In an escroll above the crest : " Je suis prest," 
 and in an escroll beneath the escutcheon : " Toutbienourien." 
 Address — 14 Chester Street, Belgrave Square, London, S. W. 
 Ciuis — St. James's, Caledonian. 
 
 SMajor-General Sir THOMAS FRASER, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, Military Division (1900, C. B. 1891), Companion of 
 the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George 
 (1882), Major-General 1898; served in the Transvaal War 
 i88i (mentioned in despatches) ; served on Staff in Egyp- 
 tian Campaign 1882 (mentioned in despatches, bronze star, 
 medal with clasp, 4th class Osmanieh) ; A.A.G. in Nile 
 Expedition 1884-85 (mentioned in despatches, clasp, 3rd 
 class Medjidie) ; Commandant of School of Military 
 Engineering at Chatham since 1896, and also in com- 
 mand of Thames District since 1898-1902. Born 1840, 
 being the son of G. R. Eraser, Barrister- at- Law. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii., 
 argent, three frases azure; ii. and iii. , gules, a lion ram- 
 pant of the first, all within a bordure ermine charged with 
 eight cross crosslets of the third (for Eraser) ; 2 and 3, 
 azure, three foxes passant, two and one, or (for De Gennes), 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Bath, 
 and pendent his badges of K.C.B. , C.M.G. , Osmanieh, and 
 Medjidie. Mantlii^ azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cherub proper, wreathed around 
 the temples with a garland of frases azure. Motto — " Tout 
 jour prest." Married, 1865, Matilda, dau. of the late 
 James Beckford Wildman, M.P., formerly of Chilman 
 
 Castle, Kent. Residence — 83 Onslow Square, London 
 S.W. Clubs — United Service, Athenaeum. 
 
 ALISTAIR FRASER, Gentleman. Born 1864. being 
 the only son of the late Francis Garden Eraser, Esq., of 
 Findrack, J. P. for co. of Aberdeen, Captain 3rd Batt. 
 East Yorks. Regt., by his wife Elizabeth M'Kenzie Stewart 
 Menzies, dau. of Rev. Dr. A. R. Irvine. Z-iwry— Light blue. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly first and fourth grand 
 quarters, azure three frases argent (for Fraser) ; second 
 grand quarter, counterquartered i. azure, three boars' heads 
 couped or, armed argent and langued gules ; 2. or, 
 three lions' heads erased gules, langued azure; 3. or, 
 three crescents within a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory gules ; 4. azure, three fraises argent all within a 
 bordure nebuly gules (for Gordon of Invergorden) ; third 
 grand quarter, counterquartered i and 4, gules, a boar 
 passant or (for Baird of Auchmedden) ; 2. azure, a uni- 
 corn salient argent, armed, maned, and unguled or, within 
 a bordure of the last, charged with eight half thistles 
 proper, and as many half roses gules, stalked and leaved 
 proper, conjoined paleways, being the coat of augmenta- 
 tion granted to the first Earl of KinnouU ; 3. argent, three 
 inescutcheons gules (for Hay). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a stag's head erased proper. Supporters — Two stags 
 proper. Motto— " I am ready." 5ea^— Findrack , Tor- 
 phins, Aberdeenshire. 
 
 S CHARLES ERASER-MACKINTOSH, Esquire, of 
 Borlum, co. of Inverness, J. P., D.L., LL.D. Bom 
 June 5, 1828, being the third but eldest surviving son of Alex- 
 ander Fraser, by his wife Marjory, dau. of Capt. Alexander 
 Mackintosh, and sister of Eneas Mackintosh ; assumed by 
 Royal License the additional name and arms of Mackin- 
 tosh, in accordance with the request of his said uncle, 
 Eneas Mackintosh, of the Royal Navy. Club — Devon- 
 shire. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per pale 
 
 or and argent, a lion rampant between three dexter hands 
 fesseways, couped at the wrists and clenched gules (for 
 Mackintosh) ; 2 and 3, per chevron argent and azure, 
 three escutcheons, each charged with a cinquefoil all 
 counterchanged (for Fraser). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 colours, a oil proper, collared gules, resting the dexter paw 
 upon an escutcheon or, charged with a dexter hand as in 
 the arms (for Mackintosh) ; a. upon a wreath of the colours 
 a stag's head erased argent, attired and collared gules, in 
 the mouth a sprig of fern proper, and pendent from the 
 collar an escutcneon asure, charged with a cinquefoil argent 
 (for Fraser). Motto — " Onwards." Married, July 12, 1876, 
 Eveline May, only child of Richard David Holland, Es{iuire 
 of Kilvcan, in the county of Inverness, J. P. iV<j/— Drum- 
 mond, in the county of Inverness, North Britain. Town 
 houst—ii Pont Street, S.W. 
 
 JFrajflfet^tlEptler 
 
 EDWARD GRANT FRASER-TYTLER, Esquire, of 
 Aldourie and Balnain, in the 
 county of Inverness, justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant for the county of Inver- 
 ness, late Captain Highland Light Infantry (Militia), Lieut. 
 Lovat's Scouts, served in South Africa 1900-1901. Born 
 1856, being the eldest surviving son of Charles Edward 
 Fraser-Tytler, Esquire, justice of the Peace, of Sanquhar, 
 Aldourie, and Balnain, by his wife Harriet jane, second 
 daughter of the late Reverend John Pretyman. Clubs — 
 junior Carlton, Orleans. Annorlal bearuiga— He bears 
 for AmiB: Quarterly i. gules, a lion's head erased argent, 
 between three crescents or, a bordureof the last (for Tytler) ; 
 a. erminois, on a fesse per fesse embattled gules and azure, 
 three crescents ardent (for Craig of Dalnair) ; 3. counter- 
 quartered, i. and iiii. azure, a bend engrailed between three 
 frases argent ; ii. and iii. gules, three antique crowns or, 
 the whole within a bordure argent (for Fraser of Balnain) ; 
 4. gules, three antique crowns or, a border per pale of the 
 last and azure (for Grant of Burdsyards). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 g\iles, doubled argent ; and for his Crests, 1. the rays of 
 the sun issuing from behind a cloud proper (for Tytler) ; 2. 
 a stag's head erased projjer (for Fraser). Mottoes — "Oc- 
 cultus non extinctus" (for Tytler), " Je suis prest" (for 
 Fraser). Married, 1881, Edith Adriana, eldest dau. of 
 the late Rt. Hon. Sir Charles J. Selwyn, Lord Justice of 
 Appeal ; and has with other Issue — Neil Fraser-Tytler, 
 Gentleman, b. 1889. Seat — Aldourie Castle, in the county 
 of Inverness. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAM FRASER-TYTLER, Esquire, Jus- 
 tice of the Peace, Bachelor of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford. Born 1854, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Stuart Fraser-Tytler, Esquire, Doctor of Laws, by his wife 
 Mary Elizabeth, only child of Alexander Blair, Esquire. 
 Club—Nevf (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion's head erased 
 argent, between three crescents or, a bordure of the last ; 2. 
 erminois, on a fesse per fesse embattled gules and azure, 
 three crescents argent ; 3. quarterly i. and iiii. , azure a 
 bend engrailed between three frases argent ; ii. and iii. gules, 
 three antique crowns or, the whole within a bordure ermine. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of the liveries is set for Crest, the rays of the sun issuing 
 from behind a cloud proper. Motto — "Occultus non ex- 
 tinctus." Seat — Woodhouselee, Roslin, in the county of 
 Edinbtirgh. 
 
 FRECHEVILLE, quartered by RAMSDEN, 
 
 HUGH MELVIL FREELING, Gentleman. Bom 
 Oct. 26, 1831, being the fifth son of the late John Clayton 
 Freeling, Esq., Sec. to the Board of Inland Revenue, by 
 his wife Mary, third dau. of Edward Coxe of Hampstead 
 (and brother to the 5th Baronet). Armorial bearings — 
 Per fesse indented or and gules, three unicorns' heads 
 cotinterchanged, and impaling the arms of O'Grady, 
 namely, per pale gules and sable, three lions passant guar- 
 dant in pale, per pale argent and or, the centre lion charged 
 on the side with a portcullis azure. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an unicorn's head 
 couped per pale indented ermine and gules. Motto — 
 " Nunquam, nisi honorificentissimc.'" Married, Feb. 20, 
 1873, Hon. Amabel O'Grady, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the 2nd 
 Viscount Guillamore ; and has Issue — (i) Hugh Standish 
 Freeling, Gentleman, b, July 27, 1875 ; (2) John Hardress 
 Freeling, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1879, d. 1901 ; Gertrude 
 
 Florence ; and Dorothy Mildred, Residences— 66 Elm 
 Park Gardens, S.W., and Bude, N. Cornwall. Club— 
 Travellers'. 
 
 FREEMAN, see DEANE- FREEMAN and WIL- 
 LIAMS-FREEMAN. 
 
 S CHARLES EDWARD FREEMAN, Esquire, for- 
 merly (1882-95) coinnLinding ^^^ ^"'^ ^°'' '^'**'- I^"l<'= 
 of Wellington's West Riding Regt., retired with the rank 
 of Hon. Col., j.P. for the Borough of Huddersfield. Horn 
 Jan. 22, 1845, being the third but second surviving son of 
 the late John Freeman of Egerton, near Huddersfield, 
 Solicitor, by his wife Mary, dau. of Nathaniel Hcrry. Livery 
 — Dark blue, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings 
 Per pale azure and or, three lozenges conjoined in fesse 
 counterchanged, on a chief arched argent, two foxes' heads 
 erased of the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock, a demi-fox charged with 
 two lozenges in pale, and holding lietween the paws a 
 mascle all or. Motto — " Liber et audax." Married, 
 Sept. II, 1873, Sarah Caroline, eldest dau. of Richard 
 Moxon, Esq., of Pontefract, j.P. for the W. R. of York- 
 shire ; and has Issue — John Arthur Freeman, Gentlentan, 
 b. July 3, 1874 ; Mary Kathleen Gertrude ; and Norah Eliza- 
 beth. Residence— Oa.V.yfooA House, Egerton, Huddersfield. 
 Club — Constitutional. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN FREEMAN, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Vicar of Woodkirk, co. York, M.A. (Cantab.). Horn May 
 13, 1843, being the eldest surviving son of the late John Free- 
 man of Edgerton, near Huddersfield, Solicitor, by his wife 
 Mary, dau. of Nathaniel Berry. /^iVfry-Blue and gold. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale azure and or, three lozenges 
 
 conjoined in fesse coimterchanged, on a chief arched argent, 
 two foxes' heads erased of the first. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock, a 
 demi-fox charged with two lozenges in pale, and holding 
 between the paws a mascle all or. Motto -" Liber et 
 audax." Residence The Vicarage, Woodkirk, co. York. 
 Club Constitutional. 
 
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 JOHN ROBERT FREEMAN, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law. Borti July 26, 1846, being the younger but only sur- 
 viving son of George Scott Freeman, and his wife Hannah, 
 eldest dau. of Robert Bevan Turner. Armorial beax- 
 ings Azure, guttle d'or, a greyhound couchant between 
 three lozenges or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a greyhound couchant sable, holding 
 in the mouth an ear of wheat leaved and slipped, and 
 resting the dexter fore paw on a lozenge, both or. Motto — 
 "Aspire." Married, Oct. 12, 1872, Emily, eldest dau. of 
 Henry Hoskins ; and has Issue~(i) Bertram Seyntcler 
 Freeman, Gentleman, b. Aug. 13, 1873; {2) Harry Scott 
 Freeman, Gentleman, b. Feb. 7, 1876; (3) Edward Turner 
 Freeman, Gentleman, b. Aug. 22, 1877; (4) Charles Tre- 
 velyan P'reeman, Gentleman, b. March 3, 1879 '< (s) Robert 
 Bingle Freeman, Gentleman, b. June 22, 1880; (6) Cecil 
 Leslie Freeman, Gentleman, b. Dec. 26, 1883; Winifred; 
 Maud; Ethel; and Lilian. Residence — 'P&ni.on Hook,' 
 Staines. Club— Reform. 
 
 § Right Honourable ALGERNON BERTRAM 
 FREEMAN-MITFORD, first Baron Redesdale, of 
 Redesdale, in co. Northumberland (cr. 1902), K.C.V.O. , 
 C.B., J. P., D.L. for CO. Gloucester, M.P. for Stratford-on- 
 Avon Division of Warwick from 1892-1895. Born Feb. 
 24; 1837, being the third son of the late Henry Reveley 
 Mitford, Esq., of Exbury, co. Hampshire, and Newton 
 Park, CO. Northumberland, by his wife Georgiana Jemima, 
 commonly known as Lady Georgiana Jemima, third dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. the 4th Earl of Ashburnham. He succeeded 
 to the estates of the late Earl of Redesdale on his death, 
 and assumed in consequence, by Royal License, the names 
 and arms of Freeman in addition to those of Mitford. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a fesse 
 hope Craig, Redesdale, in the county of Northumberland, 
 between three moles sable (for Mitford) ; 2 and 3 azure, 
 three fusils in fesse or, a canton ermine (for Freeman) ; and 
 impaling the arms of Ogilvy, namely, argent, a lion passant 
 guardant gules, crowned with an imperial crown and gorged 
 with an open one, both proper. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests— i. Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, two hands couped at the wrist proper, grasping a 
 sword erect argent, the point and hilt or, the blade enfiled 
 with a boar's head erased sable (for Mitford) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf argent, supporting be- 
 tween the paws a fusil or, gorged with a collar dancett^e 
 gules (for Freeman). Motto—' ' God careth for us. " Mar- 
 ried, Dec. 31, 1874, Clementine Gertrude Helen, commonly 
 known as Lady Clementine Gertrude Helen, second dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. the seventh Earl of Airlie, K.T. ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Hon. Clement Bertram Ogilvy Freeman-Mitford, 
 b. Dec. 14, 1876 ; (2) Hon. David Bertram Ogilvy Freeman- 
 Mitford, b. March 13, 1878; (3) Hon. Bertram Thomas 
 Carlyle Ogilvy Freeman-Mitford, b. June 2, 1880 ; (4) Hon. 
 John Power Bertram Ogilvy Freeman-Mitford, b. Jan. 31, 
 1880 I (5) Hon. Ernest Rupert Freeman-Mitford, b. 1895 ; 
 Hon. Frances Georgiana ; Hon. Iris Elizabeth ; Hon. 
 Daphne (twin with Ernest Rupert) ; and Hon. Joan. Seat 
 — Batsford Park, Moreton in Marsh, in co. of Gloucester. 
 Clubs — Travellers', Carlton, Marlborough. 
 
 FREKE, see HUSSEY-FREKE, 
 
 The Honourable Sir CHARLES WILLIAM FRE- 
 MANTLE, K.C.B., J.P. for cos. of London, Middlesex, 
 and Westminster, late Deputy-Master of the Mint. Born 
 1834, being the son of the Rt. Hon. Thomas Francis Fre- 
 mantle, ist Baron Cottesloe, by his wife Louisa Elizabeth, 
 eldest dau. of Field-Marshal Sir George Nugent, 1st Bart., 
 G.C.B. ; created C.B., 1880, and advanced to the rank of 
 Knight Commander, 1890. Armorial bearings— Vert, three 
 bars ermine, surmounted by a lion rampant proper, murally 
 crowned argent, and in chief two plates, the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, and pendent his badge as a Knight Com- 
 mander. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, 
 a demi-lion gules issuing out of a mural crown or, holding 
 a banner quarterly argent and vert, the staff gold, and 
 charged on the shoulder with a plate; with the Motto, 
 " Nee prece nee pretio." Married, 1865, Sophia, daughter 
 
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 of the late Abel Smith of Woodhall Park, in the county of 
 Hertford; and has hsue—(i) Ronald Aubrey Fremantle, 
 Esq, b. 1872; (2) Charles Albert Fremantle, Esq., Lieut. 
 R.N.,*. 1878. C/rt/Jj— Travellers', Wellington. 
 
 ©Admiral Sir EDMUND ROBERT FREMANTLE. 
 commonly known as Admiral the Hon. Sir Edmund 
 Robert Fremantle, G.C.B., C.M.G. ; Rear- Admiral of 
 the United Kingdom ; has First Class of the Order of the 
 Crown of Prussia, First Class of the Brilliant Star of Zanzi- 
 bar, and four medals for saving life at sea ; served in 
 Burmah, New Zealand, and Ashanti Wars (severely wound- 
 ed), commanded Vitu Expedition 1890. Born 1836, being 
 the youngest son of the Rt. Hon. Thomas Francis PVe- 
 mantle, the first Lord Cottesloe, by his wife Louisa Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of Field-Marshal Sir George Nugent, G.C.B,, 
 the first Baronet, Member of Parliament; created K.C.B. 
 1889, G.C.B. 1899. Armorial bearings— Vert, three bars 
 ermine, surmounted by a lion rampant proper, murally 
 crowned argent, and in chief two plates, the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon and the collar of the 
 Order of the Bath, and pendent his badges as a G.C.B., 
 and C.M.G. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling vert and ar- 
 gent ; and for his Crest, a demi-lion gules issuing out of 
 a mural crown or, holding a banner quarterly argent and 
 vert, the staff gold, and charged on the shoulder with a 
 plate ; with the Motto, " Nee prece nee pretio." Married, 
 1866, Barberina Rogers, eldest dau. of Robert Mackintosh 
 Isaacs, LL.D., of Sydney, New South Wales; and has 
 Issue — (i) Sydney Robert Fremantle, Esq., Captain 
 R.N., b. 1867, became a Lieut. 1887; (2) Selwyn Howe 
 Fremantle, Esq., I.C.S., b. 1869; (3) Arthur WiUiam Fre- 
 mantle, Esq., b. 1870 ; (4) Alan Frederick Fremantle, Esq., 
 I.C.S., b. 1877; (s) Alfred Ernest Albert Fremantle, Esq., 
 late R.N., b. 1884. Residence—^^ Lower Sloane Street, 
 S.W. C/k(5— United Service. 
 
 FRENCH, see STUART-FRENCH. 
 
 ROBERT ABRAHAM BREWSTER FRENCH- 
 BREWSTER, late Lieut. Drag. Gds., 1872-80, formerly 
 M.P. Portarlington, 1883-85. Born 1851, being the son of 
 the late H. Sneyd French ; assumed additional name of 
 Brewster by Royal License in 1874. Clubs — Army and 
 Navy, Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, azure, on a chevron engrailed 
 ermine, between three estoiles argent, a trefoil slipp)ed vert 
 (for Brewster) ; 2 and 3 ermine, a chevron sable, a martlet for 
 difference (for French), Mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a leopard's 
 head erased azure, bezant^e, in the mouth a trefoil slipped 
 vert (for Brewster) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dolphin passant proper (for French). Motto — "Verity 
 soyez ma garde. " Married, first, 1876, Geraldine, dau. of 
 the late Hy. Ritchie Cooper of Ballindallock, Stirlingshire ; 
 second, 1893, Annie, dau. of the late George Hodge of Good- 
 rington, Devon. Residence— 62 Merrion Square South, 
 Dublin. 
 
 JOHN TUDOR FRERE, Esquire, J.P. for cos. Norfolk 
 and Suffolk, B.A. (Oxon.) 1866, Lord of the Manors of 
 Gissinghall in Roydon, Roydon Hall with Tufts, Edgefield 
 Bacons, all in Norfolk, Finningham Hall and Wilholmes, 
 Thrandeston, both in Suffolk, Merks Hall, White Roding 
 and Lady Hall, Moreton, both in Essex. Born Jan. 12, 1843, 
 being the eldest son of George Edward F'rere of Roy- 
 don, Norfolk, and Finningham, Suffolk, F. R.S., by 
 Isabella his wife, dau. of William Tudor of Kelston 
 Knoll, in the co. of Somerset. Livery— Co&i dark 
 blue, piped with red, waistcoat red, trousers dark blue, 
 with seam piped red ; for full dress : red plush breeches, 
 overcoat dark blue, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, two leopards' faces in pale gules, between as many 
 flaunches of the second (for Frere, Vn. Suffolk, 1664). 
 Some of the arms quartered by Mr. Frere are as follows : 
 argent, a chevron gules between three crosses crosslet sable 
 {for Smyth) ; azure, a chevron ermine between three crosses 
 crosslet fitchie argent {for Reynolds) ; ardent, a chevron 
 gules between three lions'' paws erased proper, argent, on a 
 ftsse sable, three mascles of the field, between as many mart- 
 lets of the second {for Edwards) ; azure, a sword bendways 
 between tivo etoiles pierced or {for Hatley) ; or, a chevron 
 
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 gmUs, tkrt4 mullets of Ikt first, bttvMtn three elephants* 
 ktads erased azure (for Hookham) ; ature, three sta^s 
 tripPant or (for Greene) ; g"^^' <» '""' ramfant, withtn 
 a borJure indented or (for Tudor); and impaling the 
 arms nf Winslow, namely argent, a bend of lounges 
 sahU : and of Daubeney, namely gules, four fusils in fesse 
 argent. Oreit — Out of a ducal coronet, an antelo^'s 
 head arfent, crined and armed or; but only the right 
 to the arms of Frere (to which there is no crest), has as 
 yet been officially estabhshed. MottOM — " Trnditum ab 
 antiquis servare," " Frere ay me Frere." Afarried, firstly, 
 July 29. 1869, Constance, dau. of Forbes Winslow, M.D., 
 D.C.L. (Oxoii.). F.R.C.P. ; and secondly, April 37, 1893. 
 
 Agatha Mary Gabrielle, dan. of the Rev. Edmund Thomas 
 Daubeney, B.A. (Oxon.), Rector of Market Weston, 
 Suffolk. Issue of first marriage — Winifred Winslow and 
 Gwendolen Winslow. Estates — Royd on, Norfolk ; Finning- 
 ham, Suffolk. Seat — Roydon Hall, Diss. Clubs — New 
 University, Queen's, Norfolk (Norwich). 
 
 DOUGLAS WILLIAM FRESHFIELD, Gentleman, 
 M.A. University College, Oxford, Barrister-at-Law. Bom 
 April 27, 1845, being the only son of the late Henry Ray 
 Freshfield, Esq., J. P., Member of the Court of Lieutenancy 
 for the City of London (High Sheriff for Sussex 1885), by 
 his wife Jane Quintin, dau. of the late William Crawford, 
 M. P. , of Pipbrook, Dorking. Club — Athenaeum. Armorial 
 bearlilgs — Per bend jiebuly or and azure, two bendlets 
 lietwecn six escallops all counterchanged. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-angel 
 propwr, winged or, vested argent, the arms in chain-mail, 
 holding a lance in bend |x>int downwards also proper, charged 
 on the breast with a cross bottony , and on the head a like cross 
 gules. Motto — " Nobilitatis virtus non stemma character." 
 Afarried, Nov. 27, 1869, Augusta Charlotte, dau. of Hon. 
 William Ritchie, formerly Advocate-General in Bengal ; 
 and has had issue — Henry Douglas Freshfield, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. lo, 1877, <'• 1891 ; Eleanor [m. Arthur Hugh 
 Clough] ; Janie Magdalen [m. Edmund Fisher] ; Olivia ; 
 and Katia. Seat — Wych Cross House, Forest Row. 
 Xesidence—i Airlie Gardens, Campden Hill, W. 
 
 THOMAS WESTFALI NG FRESTON , Gentleman , J. P. 
 for the city of Manchester. Born March 4, 1837, being 
 the fourth son of the Rev. Thomas Westfaling Freston of 
 Mendham, Norfolk, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Dag- 
 lingworth and Witcombe Magna, Gloucs. , by his wife Emily, 
 dau. of John Mills, Esq., J. P. co. of Gloucs., of Miserden 
 House, Gloucs. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse or, 
 three leopards' faces gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-greyhound sable, col- 
 lared or, charged with three torteaux. Motto — " Prest d'ac- 
 complir." Afarried, 1862, Catharine Louisa, dau. of Rev. 
 
 Henry Wyhrow, Vicar of Stretton-on-Dunsmore, Warwick- 
 shire; tindhas/ssue — (i) Henry Wyhrow Freston,^. i867[m., 
 1894, Caroline lanson, dau. of Samuel Lloyd of Farm, War- 
 wickshire]; (a) John Brewster Freston,^. 1882; Emily; Ethel 
 [*«., 1885, Rev. C. B. Nash, Vicar of Watton, Norfolk]; 
 
 Agnes [/«. , 1896, J. 
 lege]; and Dorothy. 
 Lanes. 
 
 H. Fowler, M.A., of Clifton Col- 
 Residence — Eagle's Nest, Prestwich, 
 
 FREDERICK GEORGE FRITH, Esquire, Captain 
 late 74th Highlanders. Born May 30, 1839, being the 
 eldest son of the late Henry Frith, Gentleman, by Frances 
 his wife, daughter of the late Richard Winter. Clubs— 
 Naval and Military, East Kent County. Z,?f «ry - Dark 
 blue, yellow collar and waistcoat, black breeches. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Sable, upon a chevron embattled or, be- 
 tween three pole-axes argent, as many pellets. Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-gryphon sable, supporting a pole-axe argent. 
 Motto — " Frangas non flectes." Afarried, April 14, 1863, 
 Ada Rachel, younger daughter of Robert Taylor Spooner 
 Abraham of Crewkerne, Somerset; and has Issue — George 
 Marcus Irvine Frith, Gentleman, born November 30, 1874. 
 Postal address — Barton Tower, Canterbury. 
 
 FROGGENHALL, quartered by FLETCHER- 
 VANE, 
 
 EDMUND FROST, Gentleman, M.B., CM. (Edin. 
 Univ.), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. (Edinburgh), L.F.P. and S. 
 (Glasgow). Born 1857, being the eldest son of Francis 
 Aylmer Frost, Esq., J. P. co Lancaster, of Reddish, and his 
 wife Mary, dau. of the late Thomas Stubs, Esq., of War- 
 rington. Armorial bearings— Argent, a pelican vulning 
 itself, between three trefoils slipped azure. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 rock proper, between two wings azure, each charged with a 
 quatrefoil argent, a trefoil as in the arms. Motto— " Terra 
 ad coelum." Afarried, 1889, Mary Elizabeth, second dau. 
 of the late Walter Theobalds of Liverpool ; and has Issue 
 — Edmund Lionel Frost, Gentleman, b. May 30, 1891 ; and 
 
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 Anita Lily. Seat — Chesterfield, Meads, Eastbourne. Clubs- 
 
 Royal Societies, Junior Conservative, Sussex (Eastbourne). 
 
 FRANCIS AYLMER FROST, Gentleman. Born 1889, 
 being the only child of the late Rev. Francis Aylmer Frost, 
 by his wife Emma L. , second daughter of the late Rev. 
 J. Fuller Russell, B.C.L., Rector of Greenhithe, Kent. 
 Armorial bearing's — Ermine, three pelicans chevronways 
 between two chevronels gules, the whole between three 
 trefoils azure. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between two wings 
 ermine, each charged with a trefoil azure, a mount vert, 
 thereon a trefoil also azure. Motto — "E terra germino 
 ad coelum expando." Residence — Meadowslea, Mold. 
 
 GEORGE FROST, Gentleman, M. D. , L. R. C. P. (Lond. ), 
 
 M. R. C. S. Born , being the son of the late George Frost 
 
 of Dorking. Armorial bearings —Gules, three piles in- 
 vected argent, two issuant from tlie chief and one in base, each 
 charged with a trefoil slipped proper. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 trefoil slipped, a serpent nowed holding in the mouth a 
 like trefoil, all proper. ^«— Clovelly, Bournemouth. 
 
 FROST. Argent, a pelican valuing itself, between 
 three trefoils slipped azure. Mantling azure and argent. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, 
 between two wings azure, each charged with a quatrefoil 
 argent, a trefoil as in the arms. Motto — "E terra ad 
 coelum." 
 
 Sons of Sir Thomas Gibbons Frost, J. P., co. Mont- 
 gomery (High Sheriff, i88i) and for co. and city of 
 Chester, Mayor, 1868 9, 1881-3; b. 1820; d. 1904; 
 m. 1885, Mary Ann, only d. of Henry Wood of Liver- 
 pool. 
 John Meadows Frost, Esq., b. Sept. 15, 1856; m., 1884, 
 Henrietta, d. of Robert Kelsall of Deeplish Hall, co. 
 Lancaster; and has issue— (i) John Meadows Frost, Esq., 
 b. April 22, 1885 ; (2) Hugh Kelsall Frost, Gentleman, b. 
 May 29, 1886 ; (3) Thomas Lawrence Frost, Gentleman, b. 
 June 9, 1889; and Edith Mary. Seats — Dolcorsllwyn, 
 Cemmaes, co. Montgomery ; and Recliff, Chester. 
 
 Thomas Gibbons Frost, Gentleman, b. Dec. 5, i860 ; 
 ;«., 1888, Constance Beatrice, d. of Rev. H. M. Egan- 
 Desmond, M.A., F.R.G.S , late Chaplain to the Forces; 
 and has issue — Linda Mary, and Gwendolin Lucy. 
 
 FRYE, quartered by WHINYATES. 
 
 S FRANCIS DRUMMOND FULFORD, Esquire. 
 J. P., D.L. for Devon, late Member for Alphington 
 Division Devon County Council, was J. P. for the District 
 of Montreal, formerly Captain in the Montreal Cavalry 
 (Canadian medal and clasp) ; is Lord of the Manors 
 of Fulford, Dunsford, Melhuish, Hackworthy, Eggbeare, 
 in the parishes of Dunsford, Tedburn St. Mary, and 
 Cheriton Bishop, Devon ; is patron of the living of 
 Dunsford. Born Oct. 25, 1831, being the only son of the 
 late Rt. Rev. Francis Fulford, D. D. , late Fellow of Exeter 
 Coll., Oxford, and Chaplain to H.R.H. the Duchess of 
 Gloucester, J. P. for Wilts, consecrated Bishop of Montreal 
 July 25, 1850, and created Metropolitan of Canada i860, 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of Andrew Berkeley Drummond of 
 Cadland, Hants, by Lady Mary his wife, dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 John, 2nd Earl of Egmont. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 a chevron argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a bear's head erased sable, muzzled 
 or. Motto— "Bear up." Married, Aug. 28, 1856, Mary 
 Ann, dau. of Philip Holland, Esq., J. P., of Cholderton 
 Lodge, Montreal; and has Issue — (i) Francis Algernon 
 Fulford, Esq., J. P., A. K.C., Superintending Inspector 
 Board of Agriculture, b. Sept. 15, 1861 [m. , June 12, 1897, 
 Constance, dau. of the late Edgar Atheling Drummond, 
 Esq., J. P., D. L. , of Cadland, Hants, and has issue, Francis 
 Edgar Anthony Fulford, Gentleman, b. July 23, 1898 ; 
 Humphrey Pennington Fulford, Gentleman, b. June 10, 
 IQ02] ; (2) Robert Philip Perceval Fulford, Gentleman, 
 M.A. Exeter Coll., Oxford, Board of Agriculture [»»., 
 April 15, 1903, Dorothy Hay, fourth dau. of John H. Ley, 
 Esq., J. P., D. L. , Devon, and has issue, Dorothy Ursula 
 Faith] ; (3) Charles Holland Fulford, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Exeter Coll. , b. May 18, 1878 ; Evelyn Mary ; Beatrice 
 Mary ; Maud Mary [?«. , April 30, 1902, Reginald Martyn] ; 
 and Ethel Mary. 5ea/— Great Fulford, Dunsford, near 
 Exeter. 
 
 JAMES FRANKLIN FULLER, Gentleman, Fellow of 
 the Royal Institute of British Architects, Fellow 
 ■fTllTT^I* °f 'he Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland, 
 ■jrWH-vV Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. Bom 
 1835, being the only son of Thomas Harnett 
 Fuller of Glashnacree, Kenmare, in the county of Kerry, 
 by his wife Fanny, third daughter of F. C. Bland, Esquire, 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, of Derriquin Castle, in the county of 
 Kerry. Livery — Plum colour, with silver-grey collar and 
 cuffs, gold band. Axmorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, three bars gules, on a canton of the second, a 
 mullet or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a horse pas- 
 sant proper, charged on the shoulder with a mullet or ; with 
 the Motto, "Fortiter etrecte." Married, i860, Helen H., 
 daughter of John Prosp^re Gui'vion, and granddaughter of 
 Marshal Guivion of His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon's 
 army; and has Issue — (i) Franklin Bland Fuller, Gentle- 
 man, late Lieutenant Royal Artillery, born January 1, 1863, 
 died June 13, 1882 ; (2) Harnett John Fuller, Gentleman, 
 born December 14, 1866 [married, 1894, Augusta Hobart, 
 second daughter of the late John Hurly, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace, of Fenit, in the county of Kerry ; and has 
 
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 a, 1897]: May Florence [married (ialiriel Stokes. Gentle- 
 man, and 1)05 issue, three sons] ; Adela Bessie, died young ; 
 
 uxoHs) Noblethorpc. 
 near Kotherh.im. 
 
 Postal address — Thribergh Park, 
 
 and Evelyn Melicent. Postal addresses — Glashnacree, Ken- 
 mare, county Kerry ; Brunswick Chambers, Dublin. 
 
 FULLERTON, quartered by ELPHINSTONE. 
 
 JOHN SKIPWITH HERBERT FULLERTON. 
 Esiquire. J. P. and D.L. for West Riding of co. York. 
 Born Sept. 21. 1865, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Charles Garth FuUerton, M.A., by his wife Catharine, 
 eldest dau. of the late Rev. Arthur Robert Kenney, 
 Master of Arts, Rector of Bourton, in co. of Warwick. 
 Cluis — Boodle's, Cavalry, Pratt's, Yorkshire. Livery — 
 Claret colour with silver buttons. Armorial beailii£^ — 
 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, a chevron between three 
 otters' heads erased gules. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a camel's head erased prop)er ; with the Motto, 
 "Lux in tenebris." Married, May 9, 1893, Mary Gace, 
 only child and heiress of the late Robert Caldwell Clarke 
 of Noblethorpe, near Barnsley ; and has /w««— (i) John 
 Robert Rankm Fullerton, Gentleman, b. 1894; (2) Charles 
 Alan Clarke Fullerton, Gentleman, b. 1895. Estates — 
 Thirbergh, Denaby, Kilnhurst, Brinsworth, and [jure 
 
 FULLERTON (U.O). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, 
 three otters' heads erased gules (FuUerton); 3 and 3, barry 
 of eight argent and vert, over all a gryphon scgteant or 
 (Downing). Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of^ the colours, a camel's head and neck erased 
 proper. Motto — " Lux in tenebris." 
 
 Son of David Fullerton, Esq., J. P., of Pennington 
 
 House, Lymington, Hants, b. i8ao; d. 1893 ; in. 1847, 
 
 Susannah Jane, d. of Henry Mott : — 
 
 George F'rederick Fullerton, Esq., late Capt. 4th Batt. 
 
 Royallrish Rifles,^. 1857; m. 1889, Leila Minna Gertrude, 
 
 only child of Major A. M. Storer of Purley Park, Ikrks ; 
 
 and has issue — (1) George Cecil Fullerton, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1891 ; (3) Richard Alexis Fullerton, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; 
 
 Ivy Leila ; and Myra Aida Violet. Seat — Wasperton Hall, 
 
 Warwick. 
 
 EDMUND M'Gn.DOWNY HOPE FULTON, Puisne 
 Judge of the High Court of Bombay. Bom July 6, 1848, 
 being the third but eldest surviving son of the late John 
 Williamson Fulton, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, M.A., J. P. 
 cos. Antrim and Down. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 lion rampant azure, debruised by a bend gobony ermine 
 and gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect grasping a broken 
 javelin, point to the sinister all proper. Motto — "Vi et 
 virtute." Married, Nov. 35, 1879, Cornelia Emily, only dau. 
 of the late Sir Michael Westropp, Chief-Justice of the 
 High Court of Bombay ; and has had Issue — (i) John Henry 
 Westropp Fulton, Gentleman, b. Oct. 2, 1880; (2) Lionel 
 Edmund Fulton, Gentleman, b. and d. 1884; (3) Edmund 
 James Fulton, Gentleman, b. Feb. 8, 1895; Bessie Maud; 
 Evelyn Grace ; and Esme Mary. Residence — Bombay. 
 
 SSiR FORREST FULTON, Knight Bachelor, K.C.. 
 LL.B. (London), Recorder of London, and a Judge 
 
 of the Mayor's Court, formerly Senior Counsel to the 
 Post-Office and to the Treasury at the Central Criminal 
 
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 Court, a Lieutenant for the City of London, M.P. for 
 West Ham (North) 1886-1892. Born July 12, 1846, being 
 the youngest son of the late Lieut.-Col. Fulton, K.H., 
 and Fanny Goodrich fourth dau. of the late Jolin Sympson 
 Jessopp, Esq., J. P., D.L., F.S.A., Barrister-at-Law, of 
 Albury Place, Cheshunt, Herts. Club — Carlton. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant azure, debruised 
 by a bend gobony ermine and gules. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm erect grasping a broken javelin, point to the sinister 
 all proper. Motto — "Vi et virtute." Married, Aug. 12, 
 1B75, Sophia Browne, eldest dau. of Jonn B. Nichol- 
 son ; and has Issue — (i) Forrest Fulton, Esq., b. June 
 6, 1876; (2) Leonard Jessopp Fulton, Esq., b. Jan. 8, 
 1879; (3) Eustace Cecil Fulton, Esq., b. May 17, 1880; 
 (4) Grenville Richard Fulton, Esq., b. Oct. 23, 1883; and 
 Clare Sophia Margaret Goodrich. Residences — 27 Queen's 
 Gardens, Lancaster Gate, W. ; and The Cottage, Shering- 
 ham, Norfolk. 
 
 FRANCIS CROSSLEY FULTON, Esquire, J. P. Born 
 1836, being the sixth but second surviving son of the late 
 Robert Bell Fulton, Esq., Major Bengal Artillery, by his 
 wife Elizabeth Jane, dau. of George Stephenson of Hills- 
 boro'. ArmoriaJ bearings — Argent, a lion rampant azure, 
 debruised by a bend gobony ermine and gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm erect grasping a broken javelin, point to the 
 sinister all proper. Motto — " Vi et virtute." Married, 
 1858, Fanny Fidela, dau. of E S. Hall of Sydney ; 
 and has Issue — Eustace Henry Fulton, Gentleman, b. 
 i86o[w., 1891, Jane, dau. of Charles Peacock of Hawke's 
 Bay, and has issue, Eric Bronte Fulton, Gentleman, h. 
 1891 ; and Sylvia Fidela Dora] ; Alice [;«. D. Reid, 
 Barrister-at-Law, and has issue, three sons and a dau.] ; 
 Lina Eliza \in. W. Tabutea of Hawke's Bay] ; Florence 
 Dora ; Rosa Fidela, d. 1867 ; Iris Fidela [/«. George 
 King of Hawke's Bay, and has issue], Residence~-\i^.•viV.€ % 
 Bay, New Zealand. 
 
 HENRY FULTON, Esquire, Lieut. R.E. Militia, late 
 Capt. 1st Hants R. E. Vols., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.S.A., 
 M.D. (Brussels). Born Dec. 25, 1871, being the only son 
 of the late Joseph Fulton, L.R.C.S.L, by his wife Florence 
 Mary Walsh of Dublin. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 lion rampant azure, debruised by a bend gobony ermine and 
 gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a cubit arm erect grasping a broken javelin, 
 point to the sinister all proper. MottO — "Vi et virtute." 
 Married, Aug. 21, 1894, Mary, second dau. of Capt. James 
 Barton, late R.H.A. , of Blackheath, formerly of Mauritius ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Joseph Henry Caldbeck Fulton, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 7, 1896; (2) Theodore Stephen Miller Fulton, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 24, 1899 ; and Marie Josephine. Resi- 
 dence— ^o€OMQk. House, CO. Dublin ; and Lisburn, Seven- 
 oaks, Kent. Club — Royal Yacht (Portsmouth). 
 
 JOHN FULTON, Esquire, Lieutenant-General R.A. 
 (retired), being the eldest surviving son of the late Robert 
 Bell Fulton, Esq., Maj. Bengal Art., by his wife Elizabeth 
 Jane, dau. of George Stephenson of Hillsboro'. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a lion rampant azure, debruised by a 
 bend gobony ermine and gules. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect grasping 
 a broken javelin, point to the sinister all proper. MottO — 
 " Vi et virtute." Residence — Christ Church, N.Z. 
 
 RICHARD ROBERT FULTON, Gentleman, late 44th 
 Regt. , afterwards Royal Irish Constabulary. Born 1823, 
 being the fourth son of James Forrest Fulton, Knight of 
 the Guelphic Order 1838, Ensign Northampton Fencibles 
 1798 and 38th Foot 1801, A.D.C. to Sir George Prevost, 
 Gov. -Gen. of Canada, and twice mentioned by him in 
 Despatches, Major 92nd Foot, Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1815 
 (retired 1824), by his wife Penelope Francis, only dau. of 
 Richard Bowyer (who took the name of Atkins on s. Sir 
 Richard Atkins as Lord of the Manor of Clapham). 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant azure, de- 
 bruised by a bend gobony ermine and gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm erect grasping a broken javelin, point to the 
 sinister all proper. Motto — " Vi et virtute." Married, 
 Nov. 10, 1857, Margaret Ormsby, dau. of Robert Twiss 
 
 of Birdhill ; and has /«««— Edith Atkins Bowyer, d. 1868 ; 
 Elizabeth Frances \m., Jan. 10, 1883, Capt. John Edward 
 Maxwell Pilkington, 28th Regt., and has issue]; May 
 Ormsby [;«., June 21, 1888, Lieut.-Col. Alfred Ruttlcdge, 
 14th Regt., and has issue]. Residence — Parsonstown, 
 King's Co. 
 
 ROBERT VALPY FULTON, Gentleman, M.B., 
 CM., Edinburgh. Born 1865, being the fifth son of the 
 late Hon. James Fulton of Ravenscliffe, West Taieri, 
 N.Z., M.I.C., J. P., elected to the House of Representa- 
 tives for Dunedin 1879, and called to the Upper House 
 1890, by his wife Catherine Henrietta Elliott, dau. of 
 William Henry Valpy, H.E.I.C.S. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a lion rampant azure, debruised by a bend gobony 
 ermine and gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect grasping 
 a broken javelin, point to the sinister all proper. Motto — 
 " Vi et virtute." Married, 1890, Lihas Augusta, dau. of 
 Henry C. Hertslet of Hawkesbury, N.Z., and niece of 
 Sir E. Hertslet, K.C.B. ; and has Issue — (i) Roland Arthur 
 Hertslet Fulton, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (2) James Robert 
 Bell Hertslet Fulton, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; (3) Noel Edward 
 Hertslet Fulton, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; and Enid Fanny 
 Hertslet. Residence — 
 
 SYDNEY WROUGHTON FULTON, Gentleman, 
 Born 1859, being the eldest son of Lieut. -Gen. John 
 Fulton, R.A,, J.P, , by his wife Ellen, dau, of Major 
 R. Wroughton, Deputy Surveyor-General of India. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Argent, a lion rampant azure, debruised 
 by a bend gobony ermine and gules. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm erect grasping a broken javelin, point to the sinis- 
 ter all proper. Motto — " Vi et virtute." Married, 
 1894, Elsie Maude, daughter of John Simson Arm- 
 strong, Barrister-at-Law; and has /rj-^e — Sheelah Alice 
 Wroughton ; Eileen Maude Wroughton ; and Lorna Hope 
 Wroughton. Residence — Melbourne. 
 
 Sir CHRISTOPHER FURNESS, Knight Bachelor 
 (1895), J.P. and D.L. for co. Durham, and for the N.R, 
 of Yorkshire, M.P. for the Hartlepools 1891-95, and 
 since 1900. Bor7i 1852, being the seventh son of the late 
 John Furness of Hartlepool, by Averil, dau. of the late John 
 Wilson of Naisbet Hall, Castle Eden. Armorial bearings 
 —Per saltire argent and or, a talbot sejant sable, on a chief 
 wavy gules three plates. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, issuant from a wreath 
 of cinquefoils vert, a bear's paw erect argent, charged with 
 a torteau grasping a javelin in bend sinister sable, pendent 
 therefrom by the straps proper, two spurs or. Motto — 
 " I'll defend." Married, 1876, Jane, dau. of Henry Suggitt 
 of West Hartlepool, and has issue. ,S^a^.;— Tunstall Court, 
 West Hartlepool, co. Durham ; Grantley Hall, Ripon, co. 
 York. Town residence - -zj, Upper Brook Street, W. 
 Clubs — Devonshire, Reform, Royal Thames Yacht. 
 
 CHARLES FURSDON, Esquire, J.P, for co, Devon, 
 late Captain ist Devon Militia. Born July 31, 1829, being 
 the eldest son of the late George Fursdon, Esq., J.P. , by his 
 wife Georgina, dau. of Haynes G. Alley ne of Barbados. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron azure, between three 
 fire-balls proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — A 
 plume of five ostrich feathers issuing from a ducal coronet, 
 all proper. Married, Dec. 2, 1858, Eliza, eldest dau. of 
 the late Henry Willis; and has Issue— (1) George Henry 
 Fursdon, Gentleman, b. Nov. 7, 1859 \rn., April 28, 1892, 
 Charlotte, dau. of Hume NichoU of Connaught Square, 
 London, and has issue, George Ellsworth Sydenham 
 Fursdon, Gentleman, b. 1893; and Cicely Winifred]; (2) 
 Charles Alfred Thomas Fursdon, Gentleman, b. March 6, 
 1861 \in. Ethel, dau. of R. H. Robertson of Jamaica, and 
 has issue, Alfred Alleyne Fursdon, Gentleman, b. Nov. 26, 
 1895 ; and Charles Henry Fursdon, Gentleman, b. Nov. 11, 
 1897] ; Lucy Ada Georgiana ; and Gertrude Emily Alleyne 
 [m. Capt. R. Percy Smith, 2nd Devon Regiment]. Seat— 
 Fursdon, Tiverton. 
 
 JAMES CECIL COLDHAM FUSSELL, Gentleman, 
 Born Sept. 7, 1844, being the only son of James Coldham 
 Fussell of Crabb Hall, Owslebury, co. Southampton, and 
 his wife Sarah, only child of Moore of Ockham, near 
 
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 Riploy. CO. Surrey, and wiilow of John Wells of Farnham. 
 Armoiial b«&rlngs— Sable, a fosse engrailed Ijctwecn four 
 fusils or. on a chiel of the last, three crosses flory of the 
 first. Mantling sable and or. Orett — On a wreath of the 
 colours, between two laurel branches proper, a fusil or, 
 charged with a cross flory sable. Motto — ".^lA." Afar- 
 
 tied, June 9, 1868, Eliza Harriet, eldest surviving dau. of 
 William Wilkes; and has Issue — (i) Vernon Coldham 
 Fussell, Gentleman, b. May 14, 1869 ; (2) Edgar Coldham 
 Fussell, Gentleman, b. Sept. 20, 1870 ; (3J James Coldham 
 Fussell, Gentleman, b. Feb. 5, 1874 ; (4) Jervis Coldham 
 Fussell, Gentleman, b. Sept. 25, 1882 ; (5) Warwick Cold- 
 ham Fussell, Gentleman, b. June 6, 1889 ; Nina ; Lynette ; 
 Coldham; Gwendaline; and Genista. Estates — The Glen, 
 near Chatswood ; Hodnet, North Sydney ; all in the colony 
 
 of New South Wales. Postal address — Hodnet, Falcon 
 Street, North Sydney, New South Wales. 
 
 FUST, quartered by JENNER. 
 
 FUST, see JENNER-FUST. 
 
 The Honourable Sir PHILIP OAKLEY FYSH. 
 K.C.M.G. ; Treasurer in Sir E. Braddon's Ministry from 
 April 14, 1894; one of the Members for North Ilobart, 
 elected May 2, 1894; was formerly M.L.C. for Hobart, 
 elected June 15, 1866, retired 1869; M.L.C. for Bucking- 
 ham, elected Nov. 9, 1870, retired July 1873; M.H.A. for 
 East Hobart, elected Aug. 8, 1873, re-elected June 14, 1877, 
 retired Nov. 1878 ; M.L.C. for Buckingham, elected March 
 ic, 1884, re-elected April 7, 1887, and May 6, 1890; 
 Treasurer in Mr. Kennerly's Ministry Aug. 4, 1873, 'o 
 March 12, 1875, and without portfolio to July 20, 1876; 
 Leader of the Opposition, July 14, 1877, to Aug. 9, 1877; 
 Premier without office, Aug. 9, 1877, to March 5, 1878 ; 
 held portfolio without office in Mr. Gibbon's first Admini- 
 stration, March 5, to Dec. 20, 1878 ; Premier and Chief 
 Secretary, March 29, 1887, to Aug. 17, 1892 ; leader of the 
 Opposition in Legislative Council from Aug. 17, 1892, to 
 April 1894 ; is a Member of the Executive Council ; a 
 Viagistrate for the Territory ; was President of the Central 
 Board of Health ; was Chairman of Metropolitan Drainage 
 Board ; Major commanding the Tasmanian Volunteer Rifle 
 Regiment, 1880 to 1884 ; was Alderman of Hobart, 1868 
 and 1869 ; was one of the delegates from Tasmania to the 
 Federal Convention held in Sydney, March 1891 ; was one 
 of the representatives of Tasmania in the Federal Coun- 
 cil of Australasia; Agent - General for Tasmania 1899; 
 created Knight of the Order of St. Michael and St. 
 George, Jan. i, 1896, Postmaster-General, 1903. Fifth 
 surviving son of John Fysh, once of King's Lynn, Norfolk, 
 and afterwards of Highbury, Middlesex, by his wife 
 Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Kingston Fleet. Armorial 
 beaxingB — Azure, within two barrulets wavy argent, a fret 
 or between as many bezants, the whole between three 
 flying-fish proper, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon and pendent his badge as a K.C.M.G. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, and issuant from a wreath 
 of red coral, a cubit arm vested azure, cuffed argent, holding 
 in the hand a flying-fish proper. Motto — " Nitor in 
 adversum." Married, Oct. 14, 1856, Esther Kentish, elder 
 dau. of William Willis, Manufacturer, Luton, Beds; and 
 has Issue. Residence — Hob,irt, Tasmania. 
 
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 MARSHALL GABBETT-MULHALLEN, Gentleman, 
 who assumed the additional surname and arms of Mulhallen 
 by Royal License in 1895. Airmorial bearingB— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure a stag's head erased or, between six escallops 
 argent (for Mulhallen) ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron bretessed 
 between three boars' heads coujjed sable (for Gabbett) ; and 
 upon an escutcheon of pretence these same arms of Mul- 
 hallen. Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an escallop or (for Mulhallen) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, under an oak tree proper, 
 a boar passant sable, armed, bristled, unguled, collared 
 and chained or (for Gabbett). Mottoes — ' ' Always ready ; " 
 
 " Parcere subjectis et debellare superbos." Married, , 
 
 Katherine Frances, second daughter of the late John 
 Gorges Hely Mulhallen of Malcolm ville, co. Carlow. 
 Postal address— 
 
 GAGE, see BAILLIE-GAGE, 
 
 GAITSKELL (H. Coll.). Gules, a lion passant argent 
 combatant with a snake entwined round his body proper, 
 a martlet or for difference, on a chief embattled of the 
 second, a sword erect proper, hilt and pommel gold, between 
 two laurel-branches projaer, inclining towards the sword. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mountain an eagle regardant with wings 
 
 expanded proper, collared azure, resting; the dexter claw on 
 a pellet. Motto — " Fortitudo et integritas." 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. James Gandy Gaitskell, H.M. 
 Indian Army (Bengal Infantry), by his second wife 
 Emily Todd, d. of Jeremiah Todd Naylor of Kensing- 
 ton House, Fullwood Park, Liverp)ool : — 
 Walter James Gaitskell, Esq., Lt.-Col. Roy. Marine 
 Art., b. 29 June 1859; m. 12 Feb. 1884, Emily Caroline, 
 eld. d. of Sir William Richard Edwin Smart, K.C.B., 
 K.L.H., M.D., R.N., Hon. Physician to H.M. Queen 
 Victoria ; and has issue — Henry Walter Gaitskell, Gentle- 
 man, 2nd Lieut. R.A., b. i Dec. 1884. Estates — Waldon 
 House, Cheltenham ; and Denbigh Lodge, Southsea. 
 Res. — Denbigh Lodge, Southsea. 
 
 GALBRAITH (U.O.). Gules, three boars' heads erect 
 and erased or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a boar's head erect and erased or. 
 Motto — " Sine tremore." 
 
 Son of Samuel Galbraith, Esq., J. P. co. Tyrone (High 
 
 Sheriff 1833, and High Sheriff co. Longford 1840), 
 
 b. ; d. 1864; m. 1824, Susannah Jane, d. of Rev. 
 
 Robert Handcock, D.D. : — 
 
 The Very Rev. George Galbraith, M.A. , Dean of Derry 
 
 and formerly Rural Dean, late Rector of parishes of 
 
 Drumachose and Aghanloo, b. 1829 ; m. 1874, Florence, 
 
 d. of Acheson Lyle, Esq., of The Oaks, Lieut, of co. of 
 
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 Londonderry; and has issue — (i) Samuel Harold Lyle 
 Galbraith, Esq., Capt. Roy. Irish Regt., d. 1876 ; (2) James 
 Ponsonby Galbraith, Gentleman, Lieut. R.E., d. 1881 ; 
 Eleanor; Georgina; Susannah. Seat — Clanabogan, nr. 
 Omagh. 
 
 JOHN ALEXANDER GALBRAITH, Gentleman. Born 
 March 26, 1858, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Donald 
 Galbraith, sometime Independent Minister at Campbeltown, 
 and thereafter a Licentiate of the Free Church of Scotland, 
 and his wife Margaret M'Killop, dau. of James Galbraith, 
 late of Her Majesty's Inland Revenue. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, two bears' heads couped proper muzzled gules in 
 
 chief, and a galley, sails furled sable, flagged of the third in 
 base. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of his liveries, a galley, sails furled sable, flagged gules ; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, "Trust and do 
 good." Married, June 13, 1889, Mary Rogerson M'Knight, 
 dau. of James Findlay; and haslssue — Donald James Findlay 
 Galbraith, Gentleman, b. May 13, 1892 ; Elsie Mary ; Mar- 
 garet Helen Eraser ; and Violet Hannah Goldie. Residence 
 — 28 Belhaven Terrace, Glasgow. Clubs — New (Glasgow), 
 Conservative (Glasgow), Art (Glasgow). 
 
 GALE, see RICHMOND-GALE-BRADDYLL. 
 
 GALE, quartered by DOBREE. 
 
 g^ CHARLES WILLIAM GALE, 
 tenant Yorkshire Regim.ent. 
 
 Gentleman, Lieu- 
 Born August 12, 
 (tr\^\p 1866, being the only child of the late Charles 
 \lfil\X, William Gale, Gentleman, of Tirhoot, in the 
 East Indies, by his wife Sarah Elizabeth, daugh- 
 ter of T. J. Thomas of Saint Arvans, Chepstow, in the 
 punty of Monmouth. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 
 Arms : Argent, on a fesse between three saltires azure, 
 an anchor between two lions' heads erased or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head 
 couped azure, charged with an anchor or between two palets 
 argent ; with the Motto, " Depressus extoUor." 
 
 CURWEN JOHN ZOUCH GALE, Gentleman. Bom 
 Aug. I, 1846. Armorial bearings -Argent, on a fesse 
 between three saltires azure, an anchor between two lions' 
 heads erased or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head couped azure, 
 charged with an anchor or, between two palets argent. 
 Motto — " Depressus extollor." Residence — 
 
 HENRY RICHMOND HOGHTON GALE, Esquire, 
 J. P. Bom June 6, 1830, being the second son of the late 
 William Gale, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff of co. Lancaster, by 
 his wife Cecilia Isabella, dau. of James Losh, Recorder of 
 Newcastle. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse be- 
 tween three saltires azure, an anchor between two lions' 
 heads erased or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head couped azure, 
 charged with an anchor or, between two pales argent. 
 Married, Dec. 10, 1862, Emma, elder dau. of Thomas 
 Sneyd of Sidbury Manor, Devon ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Henry Richmond Gale, Esq., Capt. R.E. , b. April 16, 
 1866; (2) Edmund William Gale, Esq., b. Oct. 4, 1868; 
 (3) Arthur Stephen Gale, b. Oct. 3, 1875 ; and Eleanor 
 Mabel. Seat — Bardsea Hall, Ulverstone, co. Lancaster. 
 
 JAMES GALE, Gentleman. Bom March 19, 1834, 
 being the fourth but second surviving son of William Gale, 
 Esq. , of Bardsea Hall, J. P. , High Sheriff of co. Lancaster 
 1847, by his wife Cecilia Isabella, dau. of James Losh. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a fesse between three 
 saltires azure, an anchor between two lions' heads erased 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a unicorn's head couped azure, charged 
 with an anchor or, between two palets argent. Motto — 
 " Depressus extollor." Married, Sept. 26, 1866, Emma, 
 dau. of Rev. R. Johnson, Rector of Lavenham, Suffolk; 
 and has Issue — Isabella Mary Cecilia. Residence — 
 
 JOHN CHERRY GALE, Gentleman, of Surbiton, in 
 the county of Surrey, formerly of Pandaul and Barrah, 
 Tirhoot, in the East Indies. Born March 3, 1837, being 
 the eldest son of the late John Gale, Gentleman, of Pandaul, 
 and of Cheltenham, in the county of Gloucester, by his first 
 wife Mary, daughter of Marmaduke Stalkartt of Howrah, 
 near Calcutta. Armorial bearings — He! bears for Arms: 
 Argent, on a fesse between three saltires azure, an anchor 
 between two lions' heads erased or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head couped 
 azure, charged with an anchor or between two pallets 
 argent; with the Motto, "Depressus extollor." Married, 
 firstly, September 16, 1864, Juhan Maclaine, daughter of 
 Major Gillian Ross, 42nd Highlanders (she died November 
 22, 1888) ; secondly, Kathleen Maud, daughter of Malcolm 
 Neynoe Macleod of Portarlington, Queen's County, Ireland ; 
 and by his first wife has Issue — (i) John Ross Gale, Gentle- 
 man, born June 24, 1869 ; (2) Albert Curwen Maclaine 
 Gale, Gentleman, born November 18, 1871 ; Julia Mary ; 
 and Flora Caroline ; by his second wife — (3) Maurice John 
 Macleod Gale, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1896; Eileen Maud ; 
 and Joan Kathleen. Residence — 
 
 MARMADUKE HENRY LIITLEDALE GALE, 
 Gentleman, of Dulwich, in the county of Surrey, formerly 
 of Pandaul, Tirhoot, in the East Indies. Born August 25, 
 1842, being the second son of the late John Gale, Gentle- 
 man, of Pandaul, and of Cheltenham, in the county of 
 Gloucester, by his wife Mary, daughter of Marmaduke 
 Stalkartt of Howrah, near Calcutta. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse between three 
 saltires azure, an anchor between two lions' heads erased 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 unicorn's head couped azure, charged with an anchor or 
 between two palets argent; with the Motto — "Depressus 
 extollor." Married, March 4, 1873, Anna, daughter of 
 Malcolm Neynoe Macleod of Portarlington, Queen's County, 
 Ireland ; and has Issue — (i) Marmaduke Henry Littledale 
 Gale, Gentleman, born December 3, 1873 ; (2) Horace 
 Charles Macleod Gale, Gentleman, born April 18, 1875 ; 
 and Lilian May. 
 
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 S WALTER ANDREW GALE. Esquire. Capt. in the 
 Kuyal Engineers. Born Nov. 9. 1855, bein^ the 
 fourili but third surviving son of John Gale, (jentlcman, 
 uf P)\ndaul. India, by his wife Katharine Mary, youngest 
 dau. of Patrick Johnston. Gentlemen, of London. Axmo- 
 rial bMUingB Argent, on a fesse between three saltires 
 axure, an anchor between two lions' heads erased or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours. IX unicorn's head couped azure, charged with an 
 anchor or. between two palets argent. Motto ' ' Depressus 
 extoUor." Married, Dec. 4. 1877, Agnes Georgina, eldest 
 dau. of Capt Thomas Edward Gordon, late of the 14th 
 Light Dragoons and Enniskillinn ; and has Issue (i) 
 Henry John Gordon Gale, Gentleman, b. July 3, 1883 ; 
 Helen Mary ; and Gertrude Lilian. 
 
 GALLENGA-HARDWIN, see HARDWIN. 
 
 J. B. G. GALLINI, Esquire. Armorial iMaringa- 
 Argent, semte of leaves vert, on a chief azure a lymphad, 
 sails furled and oars in action, between two roses argent. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, a lyre or, surmounted 
 by a wreath of olive-leaves in bend vert. Motto — " Con- 
 cordia et harmonia." Xesidence — 
 
 gules and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount vert, a cat sejant guardant proper, gorged with a 
 collar or, charged witli two mullets gules, and chained of 
 the third. Motto " Unus rex et una lex. " Married, 
 firstly, 1848, Cerise, dau. of John Eyre of Eyrecourt Castle; 
 CO. Galway (she d. 1849) ; secondly, 1851. Alice Dora, dau. 
 of the late Major Macdougall, King's Own Borderers . 
 and has had Issue -(i) J, Macdougall Gallwey, i. 18^5, 
 d. 1887; (a) H. Lionel Galwey. Esq., C.M.G., D.S.O., 
 Miijor E. Lanes. Regt., t. 1859; Dora Louisa [m. Lieut. - 
 Col. Irvine. R.E. , and has issue]; Ellen [m. Rt. Hon, the 
 Earl of WharnclifTe, and has issue] ; and Julia Mary. 
 Residence — Ttnafx House. Roehampton. London, S.W 
 Club — United Service. 
 
 GALPIN. quartered by WATNEY. 
 
 The Rev, ARTHUR JOHN GALPIN, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders. M.A. (Trin. Coll., Oxen.), Headmaster of the King's 
 School, Canterbury. Born March 3, 1861, being the second 
 son of the late John Galpin, of Culliford House, Dorchester, 
 CO. Dorset, by Emily his wife. Z,« wry -Dark drab, 
 with red collar and cuffs. Armorial bearings -Per 
 
 GALLOWAY, quartered by HAMILTON, DOUGLAS, 
 HOME, CONYERS, and FOX. 
 
 Lieutenant-general Sir THOMAS LIONEL JOHN 
 GALLWEY, K.C.M.G. {1889), Inspector-General of Forti- 
 fications i88o-8a, Governor and Commander-in-Chief, 
 Bermuda 1882-88. Bom 1821, being the eldest son of 
 the late Major John Gallwey, late i6th Regt., Deputy 
 Inspector-General Irish Constabulary, by Bridget Ellen, 
 dau. of Neptune Blood. Armorial bearings— Per fesse 
 
 gules and azure, in chief two double-headed eagles dis- 
 played or, in base a bridge of five arches argent. Mantling 
 
 chevron gules and or, two cock's feathers in chief of the last, 
 and a bear's head erased in base sable. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a cock's head erased 
 sable, combed and wattled gules, charged with a galtrap 
 between two cock's feathers or. Motto — " Vigilat validus." 
 Married, Jan. 2, 1900, Millicent Jane, second dau. of the 
 Rev. Frederick Harrison Hichens, M.A., Hon. Canon of 
 Canterbury, and Rector of St. Stephens, Hackington ; and 
 has /«««— Michael John Galpin, Gentleman, b. Feb. 25, 
 1903 ; and Mary Cecilia. Residence — The King's School, 
 Canterbury. Club — East Kent (Canterbury). 
 
 The Rev. FRANCIS WILLIAM GALPIN, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. (Cambs.). Educated at Sherborne and 
 Trinity College, Cambridge, Fellow of the Linnean Society, 
 Vicar of Hatfield Regis co. Essex. Born Dec. 25, 1858, 
 being the elder son of the late John Galpin, Esq. ,, of Culli- 
 ford House, Dorchester, and Emily his wife, dau. of Joseph 
 
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 Hansford of Dorchester, co. Dorset. Livery— Dark drab, 
 with red collar and cuffs. Armorial bearings— Per chevron 
 gules and or, two cock's feathers in chief of the last, and a 
 bear's head erased in base sable. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cock's head erased 
 sable, combed and wattled gules, charged with a galtrap 
 between two cock's feathers or. Motto — " Vigilat validus. " 
 Married, January i6, 1889, Mary Maude, second dau. of 
 Henry William Hawkins of Rew Manor, co. Dorset ; and 
 
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 has Issue — (i) Christopher John Galpin, Gentleman, b. July 
 13, 1892 ; (2) Bernard William Galpin, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 20, 1897 ; and {3) Stephen George Galpin, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 14, 1898 ; and Ursula Frances. Postal address — Hat- 
 field Vicarage, Harlow. 
 
 THOMAS DIXON GALPIN, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — Per chevron gules and or, two cock's feathers in 
 chief of the last, and a bear's head erased in base sable. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a cock's head erased sable, combed and wattled gules, 
 charged with a galtrap between two cock's feathers or. 
 Motto — "Vigilat validus." Residence — i Palace Houses, 
 Kensington, London, W. 
 
 GEORGE MOORE GALT, Gentleman. Born 1871, 
 being the second son of the late William Howard Gait 
 of Ballysally House, by his wife Sarah Ann, dau. of George 
 Moore. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron between 
 three garbs or, banded gules, a man's head in profile couped 
 below the shoulders proper, wreathed of the field, a crescent 
 for difference. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a garb fesseways or, banded gules, 
 a man's head in profile, couped at the neck proper, wreathed 
 azure. Motto — "Nihil melius virtute." Married, 1904, 
 Lida Janette Batchelder. Postal address — 8 Auburn Street, 
 Vashna, V.H., U.S.A. 
 
 WILLIAM HOWARD CURTIS GALT, Gentleman, 
 late 4th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles. Born June 9, 1870, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Howard Gait of 
 Ballysally House, by his wife Sarah Ann, dau. of George 
 Moore. Chibs — St. George's, Coleraine (Coleraine, Ire- 
 land). Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron between 
 three garbs or, banded gules, a man's head in profile, 
 couped below the shoulders proper, wreathed of the field. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a garb fesseways or, banded gules, a man's 
 head in profile, couped at the neck proper, wreathed azure. 
 Motto — "Nihil melius virtute." Married in Paris, 1902, 
 
 Josephine, dau. of Larbalettre de la Tremouille ; and has 
 /jj7/«— Hamilton Curtis Gait, Gentleman, b. Dec. 26, 1904. 
 
 Estates — Ballysally and Coleraine, Ireland. Postal address 
 — Fortview Club, Coleraine, Ireland. 
 
 S DARWIN GALTON, Esquire, J.P., D.L. for co. 
 Warwick, Captain in the Warwickshire Yeomanry. 
 Bom March 18, 1814, being the eldest son of the late 
 Samuel Tertins Galton, Esq., of Duddeston House and 
 Claverdon, CO. Warwick, J. P. and D. L. , by his wife Violetta, 
 eldest dau. of the late Erasmus Darwin, M.D., F.R.S. , of 
 Derby, author of the " Zoonomia Phytologia," &c. &c. 
 Club — Arthur's. Livery — Dark, scarlet waistcoat. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Ermine, on a fesse engrailed between six 
 fleurs-de-lis gules, an eagle's head argent between two 
 bezants. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, an eagle ermine, one claw 
 resting on a fleur-de-lis gules, gazing on the sun in splendour. 
 Motto — " Gaudet luce." Married, fvc%\.\y, Sept. 22, 1840, 
 Mary Elisabeth, eldest dau. of John Phillips of Edstone, 
 CO. Warwick (d. Nov. 26, 1869) ; secondly, Jan. 21, 1873, 
 Frances Jane, third dau. of Peter Arkwright of Willersley, 
 CO. Derby {d. Nov. 9, 1894); and thirdly, June 11, 1896, 
 Penelope Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Cumberland of 
 Middlecave, Malton, co. York ; and has had Issue — John 
 Samuel Phillips, b. Nov. 23, 1841 {d. Aug. 20, 1842). Seat 
 — Claverdon Leys, Warwick. 
 
 Sir DOUGLAS GALTON, K.C.B., D.C.L., F.R.S., 
 late Captain R.E., Inspector of Railways 1851, Secretary 
 to Railway Dept. 1854-60, Assistant Inspector-General 
 of Fortifications 1859-62, Assistant Under-Secretary for 
 War 1862-70, Director of Works and Public Buildings 
 1870-75, J. P. Worcestershire, and C.C. , Officer Legion 
 Honour 1889, Knight of Grace of Order of St. John of 
 Jerusalem. Born July 2, 1822, being the second son of the 
 late John Howard Galton, Esq., of Hadzor House, co. 
 Worcester, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1834, by his wife 
 Isabella, only surviving child of Joseph Strutt of St. Peter's 
 House, Derby. Clubs — Athena;um, Army and Navy. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Ermine, on a fesse engrailed between six 
 fleurs-de-lis gules, an eagle's head argent between two 
 bezants, the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon 
 and pendent therefrom the badge of a K. C. B. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, an eagle ermine, one claw resting on a fleur- 
 de-lis gules, gazing on the sun in his splendour. Motto — 
 "Gaudet luce." Married, Aug. 26, 1851, Marianne, eldest 
 dau. of George Thomas Nicholson, Esq. , of Waverley Abbey, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Surrry; and has /sswe — Evelyne Isabella Douglas [iw., 
 Leonard D. Cunlifle, of Juniper Hill. Dorking. Surrey! ; 
 Laura (iwendolyne Douglas [m., Feb. 189a, Frederick R. 'l. 
 Trench-Gascoigne of Parlington, co. York, and Craignish 
 Castle, N.B.]. Seat — Himbleton Manor, Droitwich. Tou'n 
 rtsidence — la Chesler Street, S. W. 
 
 M ERASMUS GALTON. Esquire. I.P.. D.L., late Major 
 O and Warwick Militia, formerly R.N. Bom May 31, 
 i8iv being the second son of Samuel Tertius Galton, Esq., 
 of Duddeston, J. P. and D.L., by his wife Frances Anne 
 Violetta, oldest dau. of Erasmus Darwin. M.D. , F. R.S. , of 
 Brendsall Priory, co. Derby. Armorial bearioj^s — Er- 
 mine, on a fesse engrailed between six fleurs-de-lis gules, 
 an eagle's head argent between two bezants. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Great — On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, an eagle ermine, one claw resting on a fleur- 
 de-lis gules, gazing on the sun in splendour. MottO — 
 "Gaudet luce." Postal address— \MxX.on, Weston-super- 
 Mare. C/w*— Windham. 
 
 EWAN CAMERON GALTON, Esquir«. Barrister-at- 
 Law, J. P. for Worcestershire. Bom 1856, being the only 
 son of Robert Cameron Galton, Gentleman, of Shelsley 
 Grange, co. Worcester, by his wife Frances Anne Adile, 
 dau. of James Moilliet, Esq., of Cheney Court, co. Hereford. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermme, on a fesse engrailed between 
 six fleurs-de-lis gules, an eagle's head argent between two 
 bezants. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, an eagle ermine, one claw 
 resting on a fleur-de-lis gules, gazing on the sun in splendour. 
 Motto— " Gaudet luce." Married, 1891, Lucy, second dau. 
 of Charles Pearce Serocold of Taplow Hill, Bucks. Seat — 
 Shelsley Grange, Worcester. Club — Reform. 
 
 FRANCIS GAL'rON, F.R.S., D.C.L., D.Sc. Bom 
 Feb. 16, i8aa, being the third son of Samuel Tertius 
 Galton, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife Frances, 
 Anne Violetta, dau. (by his second marriage) of Erasmus 
 Darwin, Esq., M.D., F.R.S., of Beadsall Priory, co. 
 Derby. C/«*— Athenaeum. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 on a fesse engrailed between six fleurs - de - lis gules, 
 an eagle's head argent between two bezants. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, an eagle ermine, one claw resting 
 on a fleur-de-lis gules, gazing on the sun in splendour. 
 Motto — "Gaudet luce." Married, 1853, Louisa Jane 
 (d.s.p. 1897), elder dau. of late Very Rev. Dean (Butler) of 
 Peterborough. Postal address — 42 Rutland Gate, S.W. 
 
 HUBERT GEORGE HOWARD GALTON. Esquire, 
 J. P., Major R.A. (ret. 1896). Bom Feb. 6, 1854, being the 
 eldest son of the late Theodore Howard Galton, Esq., of 
 Hadzor House, J. P. and D.L., Barrister-at-Law, by his wife 
 Frances Amelia, fourth dau. of Gen. Sir George Arthur, Bart. 
 Club— Army and Navy. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on 
 a fesse engrailed between six fleurs-de-lis gules, an eagle's 
 head argent between two bezants ; and impaling the arms 
 of Clifford, namely, chequy or and azure, a fesse gules. 
 MantllTig' gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, an eagle ermine, one claw resting 
 on a fleur-de-lis gules, gazing on the sun in splendour. 
 Motto — "Gaudet luce." Married, April 22, 188^, Emily 
 Josephine, dau. of the late Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir Henry 
 Hugh CUfford, V.C. C.B.. K.C.M.G.; and has Issue— {x\ 
 Theodore Hugh Galton, Gentleman, b. Oct. 22, 1888 ; (2) 
 Francis William Joseph Galton, Gentleman, b. Aug. 14. 
 1895 ; and Lucy Mary. Estate — Hadzor, Droitwich. 
 Postal address — 36 Thurloe Square, S.W. 
 
 MSlR DAVID GAMBLE, Baronet (1897), K.C.B., 
 J. P. for CO. Lancaster and the borough of St. 
 Helens, Hon. Col. 2nd Batt. Prince of Wales' Volunteers 
 (South Lancashire Reg.). Bom Feb. 3, 1823, being the 
 son of the late Josias Christopher Gamble, by his wife 
 Hannah, dau. of Henry Gower. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Or, on a pile gules, between two tre- 
 foils slipped in base vert, a fleur-de-lis of the first, a chief 
 ermine. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount between two trefoils slipped vert, a 
 stork argent, holding in the beak a rose gules, stalked, leaved 
 and slipf)ed proper. Motto — " Vix ea nostra voco. " Mar- 
 ried, January 26, 1847, Elizabeth (rf. 1899), daughter of 
 Thomas Haddock of St. Helens ; and has Issue— (i) Josias 
 
 Christopher Gamble, Esq., J. P. for the co. I„incaster and 
 the borough of St. Helens, lx)rn January 7, 1848 [married 
 June 5, 1873, Isabella, daughter of George S. Sander- 
 son, and has Issue, David Gamble, Esq. [married 
 April 23. 1903, Eveline Frances Josephine, dau. of 
 the late Rev. A. R. Cole] ; Hugh Gamble, Gentleman ; 
 Josias Christopher Norman Gamble, Gentleman ; John 
 Arthur Gamble, Gentleman]; (a) William Gamble. Esq., 
 Justice of the Peace for the borough of St. Helens,' 
 bom August 16, 1852 [married, April 36, 1877, Eleanor 
 Eliza, daughter of Alan Ker, and has, Dorothy Ethel]; 
 (3) David Gamble, Esquire, born June 9, 1856 [married," 
 firstly, August 13, 1880, Josephine Henriette Dorner {d. 
 1899), and has, Conrad Dorner Gamble, Gentleman ; 
 Victor Felix Gamble, Gentleman ; Loreniz Harry Gamble, 
 Gentleman ; Josephine Henriette ; and Elizabeth ; married] 
 
 secondly, March 18, 1901, Marion Parsonage ; and has 
 further issue — David Brian Gamble, Gentleman ; and 
 Graeme Neil Gamble, Gentleman]; (4) George Gamble, 
 Esquire, born Feb, 10, 1858 [married, March i, 1884, 
 Mary Watts, and has issue, Charles Lancelot Gamble, 
 Gentleman ; George Vivian Gamble, Gentleman ; and 
 Eileen May] ; (5) the Rev. Arthur Gamble, born June 28, 
 1863 [married, August 6, 1891, Annie Isabel, dau. of Alan 
 Ker, and has issue, Arthur Christopher Gamble, Gentle- 
 man] ; (6) Henry Gamble, Esq., born August 29, 1868 
 [married, 1895, Ethel Brewis, and has issue, Enid Kath- 
 leen ; Violet Elizabeth ; and Winifred Kathleen] ; Ann Jane 
 [married, July 9, 1874, Charles Joseph Bishop] ; Elizabeth, 
 [married, June 2, 1887, Austin Cooper Carr] ; Hannah ; 
 Alice; and Grace [married, February 11, 1899, Martin J. 
 Hammill]. Seat — Windlehurst, St. Helens, co Lancaster. 
 Clubs — Reform, Devonshire. 
 
 S SYDNEY JAMES GAMMELL, Esq.. J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Kincardine. Bom 1867. being the only son of the 
 late Rev. James Stewart Gammell. J. P., M.A. (eldest son of 
 the late James Gammell, Esq., of Ardiffery, D.L. co. Aber- 
 deen), by his wife Anne, dau. of Henry Alcock Bramley, 
 Esq., of Silcoates, co. York. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a chevron between three hearts in chief gules, joined and 
 pierced by a chain azure, in base a branch of laurel proper, 
 and a sword of the third in saltire. Mantling gules, doubled 
 
 fi is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 argent ; and upon a wreath of the liveries is set for Crest, 
 a pelican, wings displayed, pierced from behind with an 
 arrow proper. Motto — "Moriens sed invictus." Married, 
 1891, Alice Trench, fifth dau. of Rev. Henry Stobart of 
 Wykeham Rise, Herts ; and has Issue — (i) James Andrew 
 Harcourt Gammell, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; (2) Henry Stobart 
 Gammell, Gentleman, b. 1896; (3) John Richard Gammell, 
 Gentleman, b. 1898; Barbara Anne; and Finella Mary. 
 Seats — Drumtochty Castle, Fordoun, co. Kincardine; 
 Countesswells, co. Aberdeen. 
 
 S THOMAS CHARLES GANDOLFI HORNYOLD, 
 Esquire, Duke Gandolfi (of Rome, May 6, 1899), Mar- 
 quis Gandolfi of Rome (March 1895), Marquis Gandolfi of 
 Genoa (Aug. 14, 1529), and of Rome (March 29, 1895), 
 Marquis of Montcrescente and of Melassi, in the Duchy of 
 Mantua (Oct. 23, 1620), Count of Gazzelli and Chiosanica, 
 in Liguria (ofSavoy, June i, 1636), Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Orders of St. Gregory the Great and of the Holy 
 Sepulchre, Knight of the Sovereign Order of Malta (Royal 
 Wairant, Dec. 20, 1903, to wear the same), Knight Grand 
 Commander of Christ of Portugal, Knight Commander of 
 the Austrian-Tuscan Order of St. Stephen, D. L. and J. P. for 
 the cos. of Worcester and Hereford, Lord of the Manor of 
 Hanley Castle, Member of Royal Consulta Araldica of Italy, 
 by appointment of King Humbert, 1895; created Duke 
 Gandolfi, with remainder to his legitimate heirs male, 
 by Pope Leo XIH., May 6, 1899, and formally invested 
 as a Duke by the Pope at the Vatican, May 7, 1899 ; 
 recognised as.Duke and received in audience by the K ing 
 of Italy, April 29, 1903. Born Dec. 22, 1846, being the 
 eldest son of John V. Hornyold, Esq. (in Italy, Marquis 
 Gandolfi), D.L. and J. P., Knight Grand Cross of Noble 
 Order of Christ, by his wife Charlotte, second dau. 
 of the late Hon. Charles Langdale (formerly Stourton), 
 M.P., of Houghton Hall, Yorks (son of Rt. Hon. seven- 
 teenth Lord Stourton), by his wife Hon. Charlotte (dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. sixth Lord Clifford). Clubs— C^T\\.or\, St. James's. 
 Livery— 'DatV. blue, silver and red plush breeches. Armorial 
 bearings (as recorded in the College of Arms in England 
 under the Royal Licence, Feb. 1859, to his father to 
 assume the name and arms of Hornyold)— Azure, on a 
 bend embattled counter-embattled argent, a wolf passant 
 between two escallops sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-unicorn gules, 
 armed, crined, and unguled or. Motto — "Fidem tene." 
 Armorial bearings (as borne, and as recorded in Rome 
 and Turin, the Duke Gandolfi never having relinquished 
 his Genoese nationality) are — Quarterly i and 4, azure, on a 
 bend embattled and counter-embattled argent, a wolf pas- 
 sant between two escallops sable ; 2. argent, from a mount 
 in base vert a poplar tree supported by two lions rampant 
 proper, each crowned with the coronet of a Marquis ; 3. per 
 fesse vert and gules, a lion rampant crowned argent, impal- 
 ing or, on a mount a goat passant sable, with a bordure 
 compony of the second and first. Crests- 1. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-unicorn gules, crined and armed or ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-hon sable, holding in 
 the dexter paw a dagger in pale proper. Supporters — Two 
 lions rampant proper, crowned with Marquises' coronets, 
 collared and crined or, and pendent from each of the 
 ^ collars an escutcheon, that on the dexter charged with the 
 arms of the Papal See, and that on the sinister charged 
 with the arms of His Holiness Pope Leo XIII. Mottoes-- 
 " Fidem tene," " Multa virum durando soecula vincit, ' 
 "Quod vult, valde vult." Married, Feb. 19, 1878, Donna 
 Maria Teresa Louisa, first dau. of the late Marshal Cabrera, 
 Count de Morella, Marquis del Ter, Knt. Grand Cross of 
 all the Royal and Military Orders of Spain by creation of 
 King Don Alfonso XII. ; and has Issue— [i) Alfonso Otho, 
 Duke (to whom by a Royal Decree Don Alfonso XII. 
 was godfather, represented by the Spanish Minister in 
 London), Knight of Sovereign Order of Malta, and has 
 Royal Warrant, Dec. 22, 1903, to wear the same; b. June 
 20, 1879 ; (2) Ralph Vincent Gandolfi-Hornyold, Marquis 
 [created Marquis, with remainder to his legitimate heirs 
 male. May 7, 1899, by Pope Leo XIII.], b. March 4, 1880; 
 and Charlotte Mary [created a Countess in her own right, 
 May 7, 1899 by Pope Leo XIII.]. Seats— B\a.cV.more. 
 Park, Hanley Castle. Worcester; Villa Gandolfi, San 
 Remo, Italy. 
 
 JAMES GANDY GANDY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1892, B.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford. Born Sept. 29. 
 
 1850, being the son of the late Lieut.-Col. Brandreth, Scots 
 Guards, of Broad Green, near Liverpool (who assumed 
 the surname of Gandy on the death of his wife's father 
 in 1858, by his second wife Jane, elder dau. and coheiress 
 of James Gandy, Esq., of Heaves, J. P. and D.L. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Per fesse nebuly gules and azure, in chief 
 two pairs of swords in saltire proper, pommels and hilts 
 or, and in base a saltire couped of the last. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 pen in bend dexter argent, surmounted by a sword in bend 
 sinister proper, pommel and hilt gold, encircled by a chaplet 
 of oak vert, fructed or. Motto — " Marte et ingenio." 
 Married, April 21, 1880, Annie Lucy Stanley, youngest 
 dau. of the late John Nash Tyndale, M.A., Barrister- 
 at-Law (Inner Temple) ; and has Issue — Annis Vere Gandy. 
 5ea/— Heaves, Kendal. C/«*— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 GAPE (H. Coll., 1684). Or, three lions passant in bend 
 sable, between two bendlets vair. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant re- 
 gardant or, pellett^, gorged with a collar vair. 
 
 Son of George Gape, Esq., m. , Frances Elizabeth, 
 eld. d. of Col. George Morgan ; — 
 
 James John Gape, Esq., J. P. Herts, late Major Com. 
 ist Batt. Herts Rifle Vols. , formerly for 22 years in Herts 
 Militia, b. 1826; m. May 1851, Henrietta Jemima, eld. 
 surv. d. of Christopher Richard Nugent ; and has issue— 
 (i) Thomas Walter Penrice Gape, Gentleman, b. 1852, lost 
 in the "Quetta" 1890 [vi. 1876, Emily Louisa, eld d. of 
 Major-Gen. H. Le Poer Trench of Mount Bernard, co. 
 Galway; and had issue— (i) William Nugent Walter, 
 Gentleman, b. 1880] ; (2) George William Moreton Gape, 
 Gentleman, b. 1850; (3) Henry Francis Bruce Gape, 
 Gentleman, b, 1862 ; (4) Ernest Francis Bruce Gape, 
 Gentleman, b. 1871 ; Henrietta Emily [m. 1882, Rev. 
 Paul O'Brien Methuen]; Clare Maria [«. 1877, Rev. A. C. 
 Gray, Vicar of Sandon, Herts] ; Florence Louisa Un. 1882, 
 H. N. Dudding, Lieut. R.N.]; Frances Mary {m. 1886, 
 Rev. George Henry Pownall Glossop of Silver Hall] ; and 
 Octavia Evelyn. 5^a^— St. Michael's Manor, St. Albans. 
 Sons of George Thomas Gape, Gentleman, d. 1868; 
 m, , widow of T. Young : — 
 
 Gape, Gentleman, b. Res. — 
 
 Gape, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Gape, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 S FRANCIS ALEXANDER GARDEN of Troup, co. 
 Banff. Esquire. J. P. and D.L. for that county, some- 
 
 time Lieut, in Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders and 
 14th King's Hussars; succeeded his cousin 1895. aom 
 
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 Nov. ai, 1869, being the only son of the l.Ue Archibald 
 Garden (who died 1880), by his wife Jane Cathcart Euine, 
 second dau. of William Taylor Cumine of Ougo.N.Z. 
 /.iiv/T— Black and gold. ' Armorial bearlngt— Or, a 
 boar's lu'ad erased s.iblc, armed and languod gules. 
 Mantling saUU', doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a Iwar [xissant argent ; and in an escroll over the 
 same tliis Hotto, "Vires animal virtus." Married, April 
 
 ?. 1896, Isabella Mary liedford, eldest dau. of I-xlmund 
 'eel Kenyon ot Dunedin, N.Z. ; and has /w«*— Janet ; 
 and Maud. 5m/ — Troup House, Banff. C/«3j — New 
 (Edinburgh), Royal Northern (AlK-rdeen), Automobile. 
 
 GARDINER, see DUNN-GARDINER. 
 
 GARDINER, quartered by FOX. 
 
 GARDINER(i March 1841). Or, a stag's head caboshed 
 gules, between the attires a mullet of the last, a canton 
 azure (hereon a mitre of the first, labelled argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head caboshed proper, 
 between the attires a mullet sable, pierced, and pendent 
 from a chain or. 
 
 Only son of Robert Barlow Gardiner, Gentleman, C.E.. 
 
 by Agnes, d. of Thomas Courthope : — 
 Rev. Robert Barlow Gardiner, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 23 May 
 1843. Jies.—^ Gliddon Road, West Kensington, London, 
 W. C/«*— Savile. 
 
 BENJAMIN BAMBER GARDNER, Esquire. J. P. co. 
 of Lancaster, M.A. (Camb.). Bom 1838, being the fifth 
 son of the late Richard Cardwell Gardner, Esq. , of Liver- 
 pool, J. P. (Mayor 1862-63), and his wife, only child and 
 heir of the late John Sykes of Fluke Hall. Armorial bear- 
 ingr* — Quarterly 1 and 4, per fesse gules and or, a pale and 
 three griffins' heads erased two and one, and as many roses 
 one and two all counterchanged (for Gardner); 2 and 3, sable, 
 a fountain between three tufts of grass proper (for Sykes), 
 an annulet for difference. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of two dibbles in 
 saltire, a griffin's head erased all proper. Motto — " Animo 
 tefide." Seat — Aldingham Hall, Ulverston. C/w^j— Junior 
 Constitutional, Conservative (Liverpool). 
 
 The Reverend JAMES CARDWELL GARDNER, 
 M.A. (Camb.), Vicar of Butler's Marston from 1879-93. 
 Born 1835, being the third son of the late Richard Cardwell 
 Gardner, Esq., J. P.. of Liverpool (Mayor 1862-63), by his 
 wife, only child and heir of the late John Sykes of Fluke 
 Hall. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, p)er fesse 
 gules and or, a pale and three griffins' heads erased two 
 and one, with as many roses one and two all counterchanged, 
 (for Gardner) ; 2 and 3, sable, a fountain between three 
 tufts of grass proper (for Sykes), a mullet for difference. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of two dibbles in saltire, a griffin's head erased all 
 proper. Motto—" Animo et fide." Married, i860, Sarah 
 Ann, only dau. of David Waddington, Esq., D.L. co. of 
 Middlesex, formerly M.P. for Maiden and Harwich. Seat 
 — Fluke Hall, Garstang^Lancs. 
 
 JOHN SYKES GARDNER, Gentleman. Bom Aug. 5, 
 1830, being the eldest son of the late Richard Cardwell 
 Gardner, Esq., J. P., of Liverpool (Mayor 1862-63), by his 
 wife, dau. and co-heir of the late John Sykes of Fluke Hall. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse gules and 
 or, a pale and three griffins' heads erased two and one, and 
 as many roses one and two all counterchanged (for Gardner), 
 2 and 3, sable, a fountain between three tufts of grass proper, 
 (for Sykes). M a n tl in g gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of two dibbles in saltire, a griffin's 
 head erased all proper. Motto — " Animoet fide." Married 
 Louisa, dau. of the late Edward Titley of Manchester; 
 and had Issue— Sev^n sons and three daughters. Residence 
 — 34 Princes Avenue, Liverpool. 
 
 GARDNER (H. Coll.). Azure, on a mount in base 
 proper, a horse stntant argent, on a chief arched of the last, 
 two gryphons' heads erased of the first. 
 
 Sons of George Gardner of Estry, Kent : — 
 
 Harry Gardner, Gentleman, b, Nes. — Pietermaritzburg, 
 Natal. 
 
 GARDNER-BROWN (U.O.). Per pale gules and azure, 
 on a chevron between in chief two fleurs-de-lis and in base 
 an eagle displayed all or, three crosses pat<?e of the first. 
 MaatUng gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle displayed sable, charged on each wing 
 with two crosses pat6e or, MottO — " Suivez raison." 
 
 Only son of Rev. John Brown M.A. (eld. son of 
 John Brown of Peter's Hill, co. Antrim) ;— 
 Rev. John Gardner- Brown, M.A. (Cantab.), Vicar of 
 St. James's, Clapton. Res. — St. James's Vicarage, Clapton, 
 London, E. 
 
 FRANK MEDWIN GARDNER-MEDWIN, Gentle- 
 man, B.A. Cambs. ; assumed the additional name and the 
 arms of Medwin by Royal Licence in the year 1898. Born 
 Oct. 28, 1876, being the eldest son of Joseph Gardner of 
 Folkestone, Kent, and his wife Emily Sophia, dau. of Aaron 
 Medwin. Armorial bearings— Per pale argent and sable, 
 three chevronels between two cinquefoils in chief counter- 
 changed and a serpent nowed in base proper, all within 
 a lx)rdure engrailed per pale of the second and first. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount within a serp>ent embowed with tail 
 in mouth, head to dexter proper, a cinquefoil sable. Postal 
 address — 
 
 S THOMAS CHENEY GARFIT, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county 
 f^Arftf' ^^ Lincoln (High Sheriff 1897). Born 1847, 
 >»-'**VU-l. being the eldest son of the l.ate Thomas Garfit, 
 Esquire, of Boston, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Lincoln, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Boyd, only daughter of Thomas Broadbent of 
 Grove House, Longsight, in the county of Lancaster. Club 
 — New University. Livery — Dark blue, red waistcoat. Ar- 
 morial bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Sable, a bend 
 nebuly argent, gutt6e-de-poix, between four goats, two and 
 two, salient and bendwise of the second, armed or, and im- 
 paling the arms of Noel, namely or, fretty gules, a canton 
 ermine. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between two Ijezanis, 
 the battlements of a tower or, issuant therefrom a goat's head 
 argent, armed gold, gorged with a collar geniel sable. 
 Motto — "Semper idem." Married, firstly, 1882, Mina 
 Maria, second daughter of Andrew Murray of Edinburgh, 
 who died 1883 ; secondly, 1886, Louisa Emily, younger 
 daughter and co-heir of the Reverend Henry George de 
 Bunsen, Rector of Donington, in the county of Salop ; and 
 by her (who died 1887) has Issue — (i) Henry de Bunsen 
 Cheney Garfit, Gentleman, born 1887. He married thirdly, 
 December 3, 1891, Gertrude Arabella, daughter of Henry 
 Lewis Noel, Esquire, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Henry Lewis Noel; and by her has — (2) Thomas Noel 
 Cheney Garfit, Gentleman, born 1892 ; (3) Christopher Noel 
 Cheney Garfit, Gentleman, born 1899 ; Mary Elizabeth ; 
 and Violet Emily. Seat — Kenwick Hall, Louth, in the 
 county of Lincoln, Town residence — 23 Great Cumberland 
 Place, London. Clubs — Carlton, New University. 
 
 WILLIAM GARFIT, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1892, formerly Capt. 2nd Batt. Lincolnshire R.V., 
 M.P. for Boston 1895. Born Nov. 9, 1840, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Garfit of Boston, by his wife Jane, 
 dau. of Richard Hassard Short of Edlington, Horncastle, 
 Lincolnshire. Armorial bearing^— Sable, a bend nebuly 
 argent, gutt6e-de-poix, between four goats, two and two, 
 salient and bend ways of the second, armed or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, be- 
 tween two bezants, the battlements of a tower or, issuant 
 therefrom a goat's head argent, armed gold, gorged with a 
 collar geinel sable. MottO — "Semper idem." Married, 
 May 28, 1868, Mary Krause, dau. of Conolly Norman of 
 Fahan House, co. Donegal ; and has Issue — Frances Mary 
 \m. , Feb. 1892, Graham Lionel John Wilson, of The Grove, 
 Shropshire, and has issue, Lionel Garfit Wilson, Gentle- 
 man]. Seat — West Skirbeck House, Boston, co. Lincoln. 
 Town address — 7 Chesham Place, S. W. 
 
 GARFORTH (H. Coll.). Sable, on a bend argent, be- 
 tween four goats passant of the last, attired and unguled 
 or, a cross crosslet fitch^e between two lozenges of the 
 
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 field (Garforth) ; on an escutcheon of pretence azure a 
 lion rampant or, armed and langued gules, gorged with 
 an antique Irish crown of the last, a chief ermine (Eagar). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a goat's head erased argent, attired or, charged 
 
 on the neck with three lozenges two and one, and holding 
 in the mouth a cross crosslet fitchde all sable. Motto — 
 " Absque Deo frustra." I.ivcry — Black. 
 
 Son of William Garforth, Esq., of Highficld, Dukin- 
 
 field, Cheshire, J. P. co. Lancaster, b. 1800 ; d. 1874 ; m. 
 
 1829, Sarah, d. of John Hall of Dukinfield, Cheshire:— 
 
 William Edward Garforth, Esq., J. P. co. Chester and 
 
 W. Rdg. CO. Yorks., M.I.C.E., F.G.S., b. 1845; m. 1882, 
 
 Mary Elizabeth, only surv. child and heir of Rev. Canon 
 
 Eagar, M.A., Rector of Ashton-under-Lyne, R.D. ; and 
 
 has issue — Margaret ; Helen Kathleen ; Frances Sarah ; 
 
 Christina Mary ; Elizabeth Cecilia ; and Stephanie. Estates 
 
 — Ardrinane and Rathmilode, co. Kerry. ^w.^Snydale 
 
 Hall, Normanton, Yorks. C/z/'^^County (Wakefield.). 
 
 GARIOCH,see JOHNSTON. 
 
 Captain CHARLES HENRY GARNETT, Esquire, 
 J. P., late 30th Regt. Born May 30, 1842, being the eldest 
 son of the late Henry Garnett, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff i860. Chairman of Quarter Sessions, and Patron of 
 the Advow-son of Dolphinholme and Christleton, co. Ches- 
 ter, by his wife Harriet, third dau. of Henry Potts of cos. 
 Chester and Denbigh. Armorial bearings— Gules, a lion 
 rampant argent, ducally crowned, within a bordure dovetail 
 or, on a canton of the last a cross pat^e fitchte of the field. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion argent, gorged with a collar dovetail 
 gules, between the paws an escutcheon or, charged with a 
 cross patte fitch^e also gules. Motto — " Fidus et audax." 
 Seat — Wyreside, near Lancaster. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 § HENRY GARNETT, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant. Born January 16, 1814, being 
 the eldest son of the late Robert Garnett of Wyreside, in 
 the county 01" Lancaster, by his wife Louisa Ann, daughter 
 of William Walter Lyon, Doctor of Medicine, of Tam- 
 worth. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, 
 a lion rampant argent, ducally crowned within a bordure 
 dovetail or, on a canton of the last, a cross pat^e fitch^e 
 of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 argent, gorged with a collar dovetail gules, between the 
 paws an escutcheon or, charged with a cross pat^e fitchde 
 also gules. Motto— " Fidus et audax." Married, h'piWw, 
 1839, Harriet, third daughter of Henry Potts ; and by her 
 (who died July 31, 1884) has had Issue — (i) Charles Henry 
 Garnett, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, born May 30, 1842 ; 
 (2) the Reverend Lionel Garnett, Bachelor of Arts of the 
 University of Oxford, Rector of Christleton, in the county 
 of Chester, born December 24, 1843 [married, January 1883, 
 Amy Eliza, daughter of John Thompson of Boughton Hall, 
 in the county of Chester, and has issue, two sons and a 
 daughter] ; (3) Robert Garnett, Esquire, of The Ridding, 
 Bentham, in the county of York, Justice of the Peace, born 
 February 17, 1845 [married, September 14, 1880, Alice 
 Catherine, daughter and heiress of Joseph Teale, Doctor 
 of Medicine, of The Ridding, Bentham, in the county of 
 York, and widow of Alfred Foster, and has issue, one 
 son] ; (4) Richard Lawrence Garnett, Gentleman, born June 
 12, 1846 ; (s) Frank Nasmyth Garnett, Gentleman, born 
 November 8, 1848 [married, November i, 1888, Jeanne 
 Caroline, third daughter of W. B. Buddicom of Penbedw, 
 in the county of Flint, and has issue, one son] ; (6) Stewart 
 Garnett, Gentleman, born March 29, 1850 [married, Febru- 
 ary s, 1880, Caroline Sugden, only daughter of E. Armitage 
 of The Rookery, Pendleton] ; (7) Gerald Garnett, Gentle- 
 man, born December 22, 1853 ; (8) Sydney Garnett, Gentle- 
 man, born September 4, 1855, died August 9, 1874 ; (9) 
 Sturges Alan Garnett, Gentleman, born April 4, 1857 ; 
 Annie [married, Thomas Francis Rolt of Normanton Hall, 
 in the county of Nottingham, and has issue] ; Louisa ; 
 and Helen Lister [married, April 11, 1883, Henry Brooke 
 Rhodes of Barrock Park, Carlisle, and has issue]. Seat — 
 Wyreside, near Lancaster. 
 
 Reverend LIONEL GARNETT, B.A. (Brasenose 
 College) Oxford, Rector of Christleton, co. Chester. Born 
 Dec. 24, 1843, being the second son of the late Henry 
 Garnett, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff i860. Chair- 
 man of Quarter Sessions and Patron of the Advowson of 
 Dolphinholme and Christleton, co. Chester, by his wife 
 Harriet, third dau. of Henry Potts, cos. Chester and Den- 
 bigh. Armorial bearings — Gules, a lion rampant argent, 
 ducally crowned, within a bordure dovetail or, on a canton 
 of the last, a cross patde fitch^e of the field. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion argent, gorged with a collar dovetail gules, be- 
 tween the paws an escutcheon or, charged with a cross 
 pat6e fitch^e also gules. Motto — "Fidus et audax." 
 Married, Jan. 1883, Amy Eliza, dau. of John Thompson 
 of Netherleigh House, Chester ; and has Issiie — Two sons 
 and a dau. Residence — Christleton, co. Chester. 
 
 ROBERT GARNETT, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Lancashire and for the West Riding of York- 
 shire ; formerly Lieutenant 8th King's Regiment. Born 
 February 1845, being the third son of Henry Garnett, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of 
 Wyreside, in the county of Lancaster, by his wife Harriet, 
 daughter of Henry Potts of Chester. Club ^Army and Navy. 
 Livery — Dark blue, scarlet waistcoat, drab overcoat. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, a lion ram- 
 pant argent, ducally crowned, within a bordure dovetailed 
 or, on a canton of the last a cross pat^e fitch^e of the field. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent, gorged with a 
 collar dovetailed gules, holding between the paws an escut- 
 cheon or, charged with a cross patfe fitchfe, also gules. 
 Married, firstly, 1880, Alice Catherine {d. Feb. 13, 1900), 
 only child of Joseph Teale of The Ridding, and formerly of 
 Leeds ; and has Issue — Robert Everard Garnett, Gentleman, 
 b. 1885. He married secondly, 1901, Catherine Mary, 
 second dau. of the late William Rome, Esq., J. P., of Mell- 
 ing Hall, Lanes. Postal address — The Ridding, Lower 
 Bentham, Lancaster. 
 
 § WILLIAM GARNETT, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant, High Sheriff of Lanca- 
 shire 1879. Born February 11, 1851, being the eldest son 
 of the late William James Garnett, Esquire, Barrister-at 
 Law, M.P. 1857-63 for borough of Lancaster, by his wife 
 Frances Anne, second daughter of the Reverend Henry 
 
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 Jeremy Hate of King's Walden, in the county of Hertford. 
 C/«^— United Uni\-ersity. Armorial bearing*— He bears 
 for Anna : Gules, a lion rampant argent ducally crowned 
 within a bordure nelmly or, on a canton of the last an eagle 
 displayed with two heads sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and ar^nt ; and for his Crevt, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion argent gorged with a wreath of oak proper, 
 holding between the paws an escutcheon gules charged 
 with a bugle-horn or. Motto—" Diligcntia et honore." 
 Martitd, February lo, 1876, Bertha Fanny Elizabeth, 
 elder daughter of the late Thomas Christopher Tatham of 
 Weybridge, in the county of Surrey ; and has Issue— {\) 
 William James Garnett, G<'nlleman, born July 19, 1878 ; 
 (a) Noel Trevor Garnett, Gentleman, born December 30, 
 18*7 ; Frances .\nnie Maud ; Hilda Christine ; and Phyllis. 
 Seats — Quern more Park, I-^ncastcr; Bleasdale Tower, 
 Gars tang. 
 
 WILLIAM EGERTON GARNETT - BOTFIELD, 
 Esquire, J. P. for co. Salop. Bom August 16, 1849, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. William Bishton Garnett- 
 Botfield, of Decker Hill, Shifnal, J. P. for co. Salop, and 
 his wife Sarah, dau. of William Dutton of Halewood 
 House, CO. Lancaster. Livery — Blue, with blue and 
 gold vest. Armorial l>earlngrB (R.L. 1863, H. Coll.)— 
 Quarterly i and 4, barry of twelve or and azure, f)er pale 
 embattled counlerchanged, on a canton sable a stag's 
 attires affixed to the scalp or (for Botfield) ; 2 and 3, bendy 
 of four gules and sable, a lion rampant argent, crowned or, 
 a bordure indented of the last (for Garnett). Mantling 
 azure and or. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 a rock a stag at gaze, holding in the mouth an arrow fesse- 
 ways all proper (for Botfield); 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion argent, crowned or, gorged with a plain 
 collar vair, and holding between the paws a lozenge gules 
 charged with a bee gold (for Garnett). Motto— " The 
 Lord will provide." Married, Feb. 24, 188 1, Elizabeth 
 Clulow, dau. of John Howard-M'Lean of Aston Hall, 
 Shifnal; and has Issue — (i) William M'Lean Garnett- 
 Botfield, Gentleman, b. Dec. 29, 1881 ; (2) Alfred Clulow 
 Fitzgerald Garnett- Botfield, b. 1892 ; and Helen Stella 
 Alexandrina. Residtnces—TYi^ Hut, Bishops Castle, R.S.O. , 
 CO. Salop ; Decker Hill, Shifnal. CV«i— Union. 
 
 M The Late GEORGE GARNETT-ORME, Esquire. 
 " Lieut. -Colonel commanding 9th Batt. of the West 
 
 of Yorkshire at Bradford. Assumed with his wife the name 
 and arms of Garnett-Orme in lieu of his patronymic by 
 Royal Licence dated March 6, 1882. Horn 1828, being the 
 son of William Robinson and his wife Alice, ///* Hunter, 
 and died 1892. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 azure, an eagle displayed, and in chief three batile-axes or 
 (for Orme) ; a and 3, gules, a lion rampant argent, a bordure 
 invected or, over all a l)end ermine, charged with three 
 covered cups azure (for Garnett). Mantling azure and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a battle- 
 axe in bend surmounted by a tilting-spear in bend sinister 
 proper, a dolphin naiant argent (for Orme) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter cuoit arm erect proper, grasping 
 two sea-lions' heads erased respectant and saltireways ar- 
 
 fent. Motto — " Deus refugium nostrum." Married, i860, 
 fary Hester, dau. of the late Rev. E. H. Orme, by his wife 
 Mary, nfe Garnett ; and has Issue- George Hunter Garnett- 
 Orme, Gentleman, b. Oct. 11, 1868; Henrietta Gertrude; 
 Frances Mary ; Alice Emily ; Lucy Winifred ; and Lilian 
 Susanna \m. F. Grafton, and has issue, Alison Mary]. 
 Seats — Tarn House, Skipton-in-Craven ; Greenfield, Buck- 
 den, near Skipton. 
 
 GARNIER, seeCARPENTER-GARNIER. 
 
 GARNON, quartered by LANE. 
 GARRARD, see CHERRY-GARRARD. 
 
 JOB GARRATT, Esquire, J. P. co. Worcester, twice 
 Mayor of Dudley (1881-83). Bom 18^9, being the son 
 of S. Garratt of Dudley. Armorial bearings — Per chevron 
 or and vert, on a chevron ermine, between two rooks in 
 chief proper, and in base as many fasces saltirewise, the 
 dexter surmounting the sinister of the first, a chestnut tree 
 eradicated of the fourth between two pears pendant, stalked 
 and slipp>ed sable. Mantling vert and or. Crest^On a 
 wreath of the colours, a pear fesseways, stalked, leaved, and 
 slipp>ed, thereon a rook proper, holding in the beak a feather 
 sable. Motto "Gradatim." i?«»rf«/ftf—Wassell Grove, 
 Stourbridge. 
 
 GARRETT (U.O.). Ermine, on a fesse azure, a lion 
 passant or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant azure, langued gules, 
 resting the sinister paw on a trefoil. Motto— "Semper 
 fidelis." 
 
 Sons of Rev. James Perkins Garrett of Kilgaran, 
 Rector of Killistown, b. 1810 ; d. 1879; in. 1834, 
 Caroline Anne Elizabeth, d. of Capt. Hugh Moore of 
 Eglantine House and Mount Panther, co. Down : — 
 William Raymond Garrett, Gentleman, b. 1840; m. 1867, 
 Anna Barbara, d. of late William Elliot, Esq. , of Radipole, 
 Weymouth, D. L. and J. P. ; and has issue — (i) James Hugh 
 Eliot Garrett, Gentleman, Indian Civil Service, b, 1867 
 \m. 1889, Edith Geraldine, d. of late J. McNamara of Arra, 
 Bengal ; and has issue — Lilian Margaret ; Dorothy ; and 
 Winifred Raymond]; (2) John Raymond Garrett, Esq., 
 Capt. R. Marine Lt. Inf., b. 1869; (3) Arthur ffolliott 
 Garrett, Gentleman, Lieut. R.E. , b. 1875 [m. 1900, Ida, d. 
 of late Rev. J. F. A. Gavin, Chaplain Bengal Estab- 
 lishment]. Seat. — Kilgaran, co. Carlow. Club — Junior 
 Constitutional. 
 
 James Hugh Moore Garrett, Esq., J. P. cos. Cavan and 
 Down, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1842 ; m. ist, 1884, Amie 
 (rf. 1891), Baroness de Poelnitz and grandd. of 17th Lord 
 Forbes ; 2nd, 1894, Hon. Isabel [d. 1902), d. of late Hon. 
 Richard Maxwell, and sister of loth Lord Farnham ; 3rd, 
 1903, Elizabeth, widow of Major Stewart Masters, I.S.C., 
 and d. of late Marmaduke Eyre. Seat — Corrie Wood, 
 Castlewellan, co. Down. C/a^j — Constitutional, Ulster 
 (Belfast). 
 
 Annesley John Garrett, Esq., Lt.-Col. Bengal Staff 
 Corps, Military Sec. Hyderabad, b. 1846 ; m. 1887, Edith 
 le Blanc, d. of J. Grant Morris, Esq., J. P., of Allerton 
 Priory, nr. Liverpool. Res. — Hyderabad. 
 
 Riding Volunteers, Senior District Registrar of the Supreme 
 Court of Justice and SeniOT Registrar of the County Court 
 
 Sir ALFRED GARROD, Knight Bachelor, Doctor of 
 Medicine, Fellow of the Royal Society. Born 1819, being the 
 
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 son of Robert Garrod of Ipswich ;1 dubbed Knight Bachelor, 
 1887. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Or,' 
 gutt(5e-de-poix, a caduceus fesseways proper between three 
 boars' heads couped sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a tilting-spear erect proper, a boar sable resting the 
 dexter leg on a quatrefoil or; with the Motto, " Altiroa 
 spero." Married, 1845, Elizabeth Anne (who died 1891), 
 daughter of the late Henry Colchester of Ipswich. Postal 
 address — 10 Harley Street, W. 
 
 H JOHN RIBTON GARSTIN, Esquire, F.S.A. (Lon- 
 s9 don and Edinburgh), Master of Arts of Trinity 
 College, Dublin, and of the University of Oxford, and 
 Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Divinity of the Univer- 
 sity of Dublin, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Louth (High Sheriff 1880), Justice of the 
 Peace for the co. of Dublin, Ex-Vice-President of the Royal 
 Irish Academy (formerly Treasurer), President of the Royal 
 Society of Antiquaries, Ireland, a Visitor of the National 
 Museum, Dublin, and Governor of Armagh Library and 
 Observatory, &c. Born 1836, being tlie only surviving child 
 of William Garstin of Dublin, by Anne his wife, eldest 
 daughter of the late William Walker of High Park, in 
 the county of Dublin. Livery -~T>ax]s. blue, buff facings. 
 Armorial bearings (U. Off.)— Argent, on a pale sable, a 
 lucy's head couped or, in the dexter chief point a fleur-de-lis 
 gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter arm in armour 
 embowed, holding in the hand a dagger all proper, the 
 arm charged with a fleur-de-lis gules. Motto — ' ' Gladio et 
 virtute." Married, May 3, 1864, Mary Martha Toone, 
 only daughter of James A. Durham of Elm Lodge, 
 Hampton-on-Thames ; and lias Issue — William Fortescue 
 Colborne Garstin, Esq. , Capt. 6th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles, 
 attached to 2nd Batt. in S. Africa, b. Jan. i, 1875 ; Helena 
 Cordelia [tn. Rev. J. H. Douglas, M.A., Rector of Brad- 
 ford-Peverel, Dorset] ; Adeline Frances ;5 and Rosamond 
 Alethea. Seat — Braganstown, Castle Bellingham, co. 
 Louth. Clubs — Royal Societies', University (Dublin). 
 
 GARTER KING OF ARMS, see SCOTT-GATTY. 
 
 GARTHWAITE, quartered by FARISH. 
 
 CAVENDISH WALTER GARTSIDE - SPAIGHT, 
 Esquire, Capt. A.S.C., a temporary Major in the Reserve 
 of Officers, served on the Staff of the Army as D.A.A.G. 
 during the campaign in South Africa. Born Feb. 1857, 
 being the third son of the late Gartside Gartside- Tipping, 
 Esq., of Bolton, co. Lancaster, and Rossferry House, co. 
 Fermanagh, J. P., by his wife Jane Margaret, eldest dau. 
 of Robert Fowler of Rahinston, co. Meath, by Lady Jane 
 Crichton his wife, sister of John, Rt. Hon. third Earl Erne ; 
 assumed by Royal Licence Aug. 6, 1888, the surname of 
 Spaight in addition to and after that of Gartside, and the 
 arms of Spaight only. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 fesse sable, three pheons of the field. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a jay proper. 
 Motto — " Vi et virtute." Married Louisa, dau. of Col. 
 Spaight ; and has Issue — Irene Maria ; Daphne Dorina ; 
 and Dorothea Elspeth. Seat— Deny Castle, Killaloe, co. 
 Clare. 
 
 JOHN W. F. GARVEY, Gentleman, District Registrar 
 
 of the Court of Probate. Born , being the son of the 
 
 late John Christopher Garvey, Esq., of Murrisk Abbey, 
 Westport, CO. Mayo, J. P., D.L. Armorial bearings- 
 Ermine, two chevronels between three crosses pat^e 
 gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —A lion passant 
 guardant gules. Motto -" Morior invictus. " Residence— 
 Ballina, co. Mayo. 
 
 GASCOYNE-CECIL (R.L. , 22 March 1821). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, barry of ten argent and azure, six escutcheons 
 sable, each charged with a lion rampant of the first, langued 
 gules (Cecil, c. 1525), a crescent for difference ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a pale sable, a conger's head erased and erect 
 or, charged with an ermine spot (Gascoyne, 1821). Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, six arrows in saltire or, barbed and flighted argent, 
 
 girt together with a belt gules, buckled and garnished gold, 
 over the arrows a morion cap proper (Cecil) ; 2. on a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a conger's head erased and erect or, charged 
 with an ermine spot. Motto — " Sero sed serio." 
 
 Sons of Robert Arthur 'lalbot Gascoyne-Cecil, K.G., 
 G.C.V.O. &c. , ^. 1830; d. 1903; m. 1857, Georgiana, 
 (V.A., C.I.), d. of Hon. Sir Edward Hall Alderson, a 
 Baron of the Exchequer : — 
 James Edward Hubert Gascoyne-Cecil, 4th Marquess 
 of Salisbury (24 Aug. 1789), loth Earl of Salisbury (4 May 
 1605), loth Viscount Cranborne (20th Aug. 1604), and loth 
 Baron Cecil (13 May 1603), C.B. (1900), Lord Privy Seal 
 since 1903 [Supporters -Two lions ermine], b. 1861 ; m. 
 1887, Lady Alice Cicely Gore, d. of sth Earl of Arran ; 
 and has issue— (i) Robert Arthur James Gascoyne-Cecil, 
 Esq., commonly called Viscount Cranborne, b. 1893; (2) 
 Lord Edward Christian David Gascoyne-Cecil, b. 1902 ; 
 Lady Beatrice Edith Mildred; and Lady Mary Alice. 
 Seats — Hatfield House, H'erts ; Cranborne Manor, Salis- 
 bury. Town res. — 20 Arlington Street. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 Rev. Lord Rupert William Ernest Gascoyne-Cecil, M.A. 
 Oxon., Rector of Bishop's Hatfield, b. 1863; /«. 1887, 
 Lady Florence Mary Bootle-Wilbraham, d. of 1st Earl of 
 Lathom ; and has issue — (i) Randle William Gascoyne- 
 Cecil, Esq. ,^. 1889; (2) Victor Alexander Gascoyne-Cecil, 
 Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (3) John Arthur Gascoyne-Cecil, 
 Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (4) Rupert Edward Gascoyne-Cecil, 
 Gentleman, b. 1895 ; Eve Alice ; and Mary Edith. Hes. — 
 St. Audrey's, Hatfield. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 Lord Edgar Algernon Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, B.A. 
 Oxon., K.C. , Barrister-at-Law, b. 1864; m. 1889, Lady 
 Eleanor Lambton, d. of 2nd Earl of Durham. Res. — 
 20 Manchester Square, London, W. Clubs — Junior Carlton, 
 St. Stephen's. 
 
 Lord Edward Herbert Gascoyne-Cecil, D.S.O. , Major 
 and Bt. Lt.-Col. Grenadier Guards, served Dongola Exped. 
 1896 (4th class Osmanieh), special mission to King Menelik 
 of Abyssinia 1897 (3rd class Star of Ethiopia), Nile Exped. 
 1898 and pres. at Khartoum (ment. desp., D.S.O. ), and 
 S. Africa 1899-1900, siege of Mafeking, b. 1867 ; m. 1894, 
 Violet Georgina, d. of Adm. Frederick A. Maxse of Dunley 
 Hill, Surrey ; and has issue — George Edward Gascoyne- 
 Cecil, Esq., b. 1895; and Helen Mary. Clubs — Junior 
 Carlton, Guards'. 
 
 Lord Hugh Richard Heathcote Gascoyne-Cecil, M.A. 
 Oxford, M. P. for Greenwich since 1895, b. 1869. Res. — 
 20 Arlington Street. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, New 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Sons of James Brownlow William Gascoyne-Cecil, 2nd 
 Marquess of Salisbury, K.G. , b. 1791 ; d. 1868 ; m. 
 ist, 1821, Frances Mary (d. 1839), d. and h. of Bamber 
 Gascoyne ; 2nd, 1847, Mary Catherine, d. of George 
 John, 5th Earl De la Warr : — 
 Lord Eustace Brownlow Henry Gascoyne-Cecil, Lt.-Col. 
 
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 late CoUlstream Guards, Surveyor-Gen. of Ordnance 1874- 
 80. M.r. S. Essex 1865 8. W. Essex 1868 85. C.A. Dorset, 
 J. P. Dorset. Essex, and Middx. , <*. 1834; m. i860, 
 Gertrude l^uisa, d. of and ICarl of Eldon ; and has issue— 
 (i) Evelyn Gascoyne-Cecil, Esq., M.A. (Oxon.), liiurislcr, 
 M.P. for Hereford 1898- 1900, and for Aston Manor since 
 1900,^, i865[m. 1898, Hon. Alicia Margaret Tyssen-Amherst, 
 d. of Baron Amherst of Hacknev; and has issue— Robert 
 William EvclynGascoyneCocil, Esq., #. 1901 ; and Margaret 
 Gertrude]; (a) Algernon Gascoyne-Cecil, Gentlem.in, />. 
 1879 ; and Blanche Eouisa. /fes.—iii Fjiton Square, S.W. 
 Ciuis — Carlton, Athena?um. 
 Lord Arthur Cecil {vide Cecil). 
 
 CHARLES GEORGE MILNES GASKELL. Esquire. 
 M.A., J. P. jind D.L. for the West Riding of co. York. 
 /iorM Jan. 33, 184a, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Milnes Gaskell, Esq.. J. P., D.L.. M.P. for Wenlock, by 
 his wife Mary, second dau. of the Right Hon. Charles 
 Watkin Williams - Wynn, M.P. Armorial bearlnffi — 
 He ought to bear for Arms : Quarterly i and 4 gules, a 
 saltirc vair between two annulets in pale, and as many 
 lions passant in fesse or (for Gaskell) ; 2 and j azure, a 
 chevron between three windmill sails or (for Milnes), and 
 impaling the arms of Fellowes, namely, azure, a fesse in- 
 dented ermine, between three lions' heads erased or, murally 
 crowned argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stork sable 
 gorged with a collar or, therefrom pendent an escutcheon 
 azure, charged with an annulet as in the arms (for Gaskell). 
 Motto — "Scio cui credidi." Married, December 7, 1876, 
 Lady Catherine Henrietta, dau. of the Right Hon. the Fifth 
 Earl of Portsmouth ; and has Issue — Evelyn Milnes Gaskell, 
 Gentleman, born October 19, 1877 ; and Mary. Seats — 
 Thomes House, near Wakefield, Yorks ; Wenlock Abbey, 
 Salop. 
 
 S GERALD MILNES GASKELL, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for W. Riding, co. York, Major and Hon. Lt.-Col. sth 
 Royal Irish Fusiliers, late Lieut. 62nd and 94th Regts. Bom 
 1844, being the younger son of the late James Milnes Gaskell, 
 Esq. , M. P. , of Thornes House, co. York (by Mary, second 
 dau. of the late Right Hon. Charles W. Williams- Wynn, 
 M.P.). C/«*— Junior United Service. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly i and 4, gules a saltire vair, between two annulets 
 in pale, and as many lions passant in fesse or (for Gaskell) ; 
 
 2 and 3 azure, a chevron between three windmill-sails or 
 (for Milnes). Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, \ipon a wreath of the colours, a stork sable, gorged 
 with a collar or, therefrom j^endent an escutcheon azure, 
 charged with an annulet as in the arms. Motto — " Scio cui 
 credidi." Afarried 1868, Anna Lousia, youngest daughter 
 of the late Godfrey Baldwin of Brookfield, co. Cork. Seat 
 — Lupset Hall, Wakefield. 
 
 Capt. HENRY BROOKS GASKELL. Esquire, J.P. 
 CO. Oxford, late Capt. 9th Lancers. Bom Aug. 26, 1846, 
 being the eldest son of the late Henry Lomax Gaskell, 
 Esq., J.P., D.L., High Sheriff of co. of Oxford 1858, of 
 Kiddington Hall and Beaumont Hall, by his wife Alice 
 Cunliffe, dau. of Samuel Cunliffe Brooks of Whalley 
 Grange, Withington, Lanes. Livery —Yiax\i. blue, yellow 
 facings. Armorial bearings — Barry of six per pale ermine 
 and vert, counterchanged, a lion rampant gules between 
 two fleurs-de-lis in chief and an annulet in base or. Mant- 
 ling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm in bend sinister, entwined by a cable and sur- 
 mounted by a rainbow, all prof>er. Motto — ' ' Spes. " 
 Married, Dec. 31, 1873, Helen Mary, only dau. of Rev. 
 D. Melville, Canon of Worcester ; and has Issue — Henry 
 Melville Gaskell, Gentleman, b. April 16, 1879 ; Amy ; and 
 Daphne. Seats — Kiddington Hall, Woodstock, Oxford- 
 shire; and Beaumont Hall, Lanes. Town residence — 
 
 3 Marble Arch, W. Club— Army and Navy. 
 
 Major-Generai, JOHN GATACRE, Companion of the 
 Most Hon. Order of the Bath. Born 1841, being the 
 second son of the late Edward Lloyd Gatacre, Esquire, of 
 Gatacre, in the county of Shropshire, Justice of the Peace, 
 by his wife Jessie, second daughter of William Forbes of 
 Callendar House, in the county of Stirling; created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1887. 
 C/k*— Naval and Military. Armorial bearingrs— He bears 
 
 for Amu : Quarterly, gules and ermine, in the second and 
 third quarters three piles of ihe first, over all on a fesse azure, 
 live t>ezanis. lV:low the escutcheon is |>on(lent his badge 
 OS a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a raven proper; with the motto, "Hie eram in dieruin 
 scculis." Club — Naval and Milil.ary, 
 
 Maiok-(Jknkral Sir WILLIAM FORBES GAT- 
 ACRE, K.C.B. (1898), C.B. (1896), D.S.O. (1889) ; has the 
 Kaisar-i-Hind medal. Born 1843, Ijciiig the third son of 
 the late Edward Lloyd Gatacre, Esq., of Gatacre, J. P., 
 by his wife Jessie, second dau. of William Forlies. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly, gules and ermine, in the second 
 and third quarters three piles of the first, over all on a fesse 
 .•izuro, live l)ezants ; the escutcheon being surrounded by 
 the riblx)n of the Bath, and pendent his badges as a K.C.B. 
 and D.S.O. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a raven 
 proper. MottO—" Hie erani in dierum scculis." Married, 
 firstly, 1876, Alice Susan Louisa, third daughter of the Very 
 Reverend Anthony La Touchc Kirwan, Doctor of Divinity, 
 Dean of Limerick; and has Issue— (i) William lid ward 
 Gatacre, Gentleman, born January 23, 1878 ; (2) Thomas 
 Edmund Gatacre, Gentleman, born November 5, 1880, d. 
 1881 ; (3) John Kirwan Gatacre, Gentleman, born Sep- 
 tember 6, 1883. He married secondly, Nov. 10, 1895, 
 Hon. Beatrix Wickcns, dau. of Rt. Hon. Lord Davey. 
 Postal address— Hazel Mill, Stroud. Clubs— Vniled Ser- 
 vice, Pall Mall. 
 
 GATACRE or GATAKER (1664). Quarterly, gules 
 and ermine, in the second and third quarters three piles of 
 
 the first, over all on a fesse azure, five bezants. Motto — 
 " Hie eram in dierum seculis." 
 
 Sons of Edward Lloyd Gatacre, Esq. , of Gatacre, co. 
 
 Salop, J.P. (High Sheriff 1856), b. 1806; d. 1891, m. 
 
 1838, Jessie, d. of William Forbes of Callendar House, 
 
 CO. Stirling, M.P. : — 
 Edward Lloyd Gatacre, Gentleman, of Gatacre (f.v.). 
 Maj.-Gen. John Gatacre, C.B. {^.v.). 
 Sir William Forbes Gatacre, K.C.B. (^.v.). 
 Thomas Stephen Gatacre, Gentleman, b. 1845. Res.— 
 
 Sons of George Gataker, Esq., J.P., D.L., of Milden- 
 
 hall, Suffolk, b. 1792 ; d. 1872 ; m. 1829, Sophia Sarah, 
 
 d. of Henry Samuel Partridge, Esq., J. P., D.L., of 
 
 Hockham Hall, Norfolk: — 
 Melmoth William Gataker, Esq., Capt. Indian Staff 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 535 
 
 Corps (ret.) [Crest — On a wreath of the colours (or and 
 gules), in front of a pelican in her piety proper, five bezants 
 fessewise], b. 23 Jan. 1841 ; m. 30 Jan. 1873, Jemima, yr. d. 
 of Benjamin Wood, late of Long Newnton, Wilts; and 
 has issue — (i) Melmoth Leicester Swale Gataker, Gentle- 
 man, b. 4 Jan. 1874 {m. 1899, Annie Madeleine, d. of 
 George Young ; and has issue — Violet Louisa de Morel ; 
 and Muriel Elaine Georgina] ; (2) Reginald Henry Winch- 
 combe Gataker, Gentleman, b. 8 June 1875 [m. Christian 
 Esson, d. of George Gordon]. Res. — 5 Marlborough Street, 
 Bath. Club—B&lh and County (Bath). 
 
 GEORGE GATEHOUSE, Esquire, J. P. for Sussex. 
 Born 1835, being the son of Richard Covey Gatehouse. 
 ArmoriaLl bearings — Per fesse azure and gules, in chief 
 seven mullets, four and three argent, and in base, upon a 
 mount vert, a gateway proper. Mantling azure and ar- 
 gent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 two keys saltireways azure, a portcullis argent. Motto — 
 " Quaj serata secura." Postal address — Bognor Lodge, 
 Bognor. 
 
 GATTY, see SCOTT-GATTY. 
 
 The Honourable STEPHEN HERBERT GATTY, 
 third son of the Reverend Alfred Gatty, Doctor 
 (t(ftff\\ of Divinity, Vicar of Ecclesfield, in the county 
 viPm-l-^ of York, Puisne Judge of Supreme Court of 
 Straits Settlements from 1892. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Party per fesse sable and 
 azure, in chief a demi-cat issuant guardant argent, and in 
 base a shin-bone in bend, surmounted by another in bend 
 sinister, between four fleurs-de-lis or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a fern brake and rising therefrom a cock-pheasant 
 .all proper. Motto — " Non cate sed caute." Married, 
 1876, Alice G. (who died July 17, 1894), eldest daughter 
 of the Reverend Canon Rawlinson. Postal address — 
 Singapore. 
 
 SUSAN ELIZABETH GAY and CHARLOTTE 
 CATHARINE GAY, daus. of the |late William Gay, 
 Gentleman, by Charlotte Grace Elizabeth, only dau. 
 and heir of the late Christian Pedersen of Norway, Com- 
 
 GEACH (H. Coll.). Sable, a battle-axe erect or, sur- 
 mounted by a fesse of the last, thereon an escallop of the 
 field, on a chief arched of the second, two escallops of the 
 
 mander in H.M. Packet Service. Livery — Blue, buff 
 facings, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Upon a 
 lozenge ermine, on a pile between two escallops azure, a 
 falcon belled or. Estates and residence — Rosvean, Fal- 
 mouth, and Crill, Budock, near Falmouth, Cornwall. 
 
 first. Mantling sable and or. Crest.— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a dexter cubit arm in armour, the hand 
 holding a battle-axe erect all proper, an escallop or, between 
 two wings bezantfe. Livery — Dark green, gold buttons. 
 
 Son of William Eads Geach of Cornwall, b. 1811 ; 
 
 d. 1903 ; ni. 1855, Thomazine, d. of John Littleton of 
 
 Brightor, Cornwall : — 
 William Littleton Littleton Geacli, Gentleman, b. 1856 ; 
 m. 1894, Eleanor, d. of late Rev. James Empson Alcock 
 of Hawling Rectory, Glos., and grand-d. of Rev Reginald 
 Wynniatt of Guiting Grange, Stanton Court, and Dymock 
 Grange, Glos. (High Sheriff of that co.); and has issue— 
 (i) Hugh William Ambrose Wynniatt Littleton Geach, 
 Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (2) Arthur Empson Littleton Geach, 
 Gentleman, b. 1898. Res. — The Beeches, Chew Magna, 
 North Somerset ; Brightor Green, Cornwall. 
 
 GELL, see CHANDOS-POLE-GELL. 
 
 HENRY WILLINGHAM GELL, Gentleman, M.A., 
 M.B. (Oxon. ). Bom Oct. 15, 1856, being the third but 
 second surviving son of John Philip Gell, of Kirk Langley, 
 CO. Derby, by his wife Eleanor Isabella, only child and 
 heir of Admiral Sir John Franklin, K.C.H., Hon. D.C.L. 
 Oxford. Armorial bearings— Pat ty per bend argent and 
 gules, a rose between two mullets of six points in bend 
 counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a greyhound trippant pean, about 
 the neck a collar argent, and thereon a rose between two 
 mullets of six points gules. Motto — " Vocatus obedivi." 
 Married Edith Georgiana Banks, second dau. of Richard 
 Bradshaw; and has Issue — Philip Victor Willingham, b. 
 June 19, 1897 ; and Honor Elizabeth Franklin. Residence 
 — 24 Palace Court, London, W. Cltdb — New University. 
 
 PHILIP LYTTELTON GELL, Esquire, J. P. Oxon., 
 M.A. (Oxon.), a Member of the Inner Temple. Born 
 April 29, 1852, being the second and elder surviving son 
 of John Philip Gell, by his wife Eleanor Isabella, sole 
 issue of Admiral Sir John Frankhn, K.C.H., Hon. 
 D.C.L. Oxford. Livery — Dark blue and silver. Ar- 
 morial bearings (H. Coll., March 6, 1731).— Party per 
 bend argent and gules, a rose between two mullets of six 
 points in bend counter-changed, impaling the arms of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Brodrick, namely ar^nt. on a chief vert, two spear-heads 
 of the fielil. the points embrued gules. Mantl i ng gules 
 and argent. Oreit— On a wreath of the colours, a grey- 
 hound passant pean, al)out the neck a collar argent, and 
 thereon a rose between two mullets of six |X)ints gules. 
 
 George Gentleman, CientUMnan, b. Oct. 27, 1879 ; (2) Arthur 
 Vincent Gentleman, ( ientleman, h. Nov. 8, 1887 ; (3) Robert 
 
 Motto — "Vocatus obedivi." Married, July 25, 1889, to 
 Hon. Edith Mary Brodrick, third dau. of Right Hon. 
 Viscount Midleton, Lord-Lieutenant of Surrey. Estates — 
 Kirk Langley, co. Derby. Residences — Hopton Hall, 
 Derbyshire; Langley Lodge, near Oxford. Clubs — 
 Brooks's, Athenaeum, Derbyshire County (Derby). 
 
 GELL (H. Coll. ,6 March 1731.) Party per bend argent 
 and gules, a rose between two mullets of six points counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a greyhound passant pean, about 
 the neck a collar argent, and thereon a rose between two 
 mullets of six points. 
 
 Son of late Gen. Sherbrooke Gell : — 
 
 Herbert Gell, Esq. , Chief Commissioner of Police. Res, — 
 Bombay. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev. Canon Francis Gell ; is m. and has issue — Rev. 
 Edward Gell, Rector of Corsham, Wilts. Seat— Tht 
 Rectory, Ripple, Tewkesbury. 
 
 GENNYS. sec HENN-GENNYS. 
 
 ROBERT GEORGE GENTLEMAN, Gentleman. 
 Bom July 22, 1846, being the eldest son of the late Goodman 
 Gentleman, Esq., J. P. co. Kerry, of Ballyhorgan, by his 
 wife Anne, second dau. of John Blakeny Kittson of Derry, 
 CO. Kerry. Livery — Blue with silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, two eagles displayed, each with two 
 heads in chief sable, and an esquire's helmet in base pro- 
 per, a chief indented gules. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle displayed with two heads sable, on each wing a trefoil 
 or. Motto — "Truth, honour, and courtesy." Married, 
 1873, Elizabeth, second dau. of .Arthur Vincent of Shana- 
 golden House, co. Limerick; and has Issue — (i) Goodman 
 
 John Kittson Gentleman, Gentleman, l>. Aug. 18, 1890; 
 Sarah Margaret Roberta ; and Ethel Maud. Seat — 
 Bally horgan, near Listowel. 
 
 GEORGE (L.O.) Or, a fess between three falcons 
 rising azure, membered gules. Mantling azure, doubled 
 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, the sun shining on 
 a sun-flower proper. Motto — " Sol et scutum Deus." 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Eld. son of late Col. James George of The Ward, 
 Huntly, Aberdeenshire, formerly 92nd Gordon High- 
 landers, 2ist Hussars and Army Pay Corps, b. 1825 ; 
 d. 1897; m. 1856, Louisa Jane, d. of John Stewart, co. 
 Tyrone : — 
 Douglas Stewart George, Esq., Capt. , ist. Batt. Roy. 
 
 Scots Fus., b. 19 Dec. 1874. Post. add.~Dep6t, Royal Scots 
 
 Fusiliers, Ayr. Ch/b — Caledonian. 
 
 FREDERIC BRAND GEORGE, Gentleman, citizen 
 and Tin Plate Worker of London, formerly Town 
 Councillor of Wells. Born Feb. r, 1862, being the only 
 surviving son of the late Frederic Charles George of the 
 city of Wells, Somerset, Gentleman, by his wife Louisa 
 [whom see], second and youngest dau. of the late Benjamin 
 Parsons Ruble of Fareham, Hants. Armorial bearings — 
 Per fesse gules and sable, on a fesse indented argent, be- 
 tween two falcons rising in pale of the third, beaked and 
 legged or, a talbot passant of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-talbot per fesse indented sable and gules, charged on 
 the shoulder with a bezant, thereon a lion's head erased of 
 the second, and resting the sinister paw on a garb vert. 
 
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 Motto— " Strive to attain." Married, Oct. 3, 1895, Ellen 
 Maria, second dau. of John Coster Bryant of Freshford, 
 near Bath ; and has Issue — Frederic Arthur Ruble George, 
 Gentleman, b. June 30, 1896. Postal address— Wells, 
 Somerset. 
 
 JOHN DANIEL GEORGE, Gentleman, Born Sept. r, 
 1825, being the second son of the late John George of 
 Manvers Street, in the city of Bath, and formerly of Bury, 
 Abmgdon, co. Berks, Gentleman, by Ann his wife, third 
 dau. of Thomas Giddins of Elton, co. Hunts. Armorial 
 bearings— Per fesse gules and sable, on a fesse indented 
 argent between two falcons rising in pale of the third, 
 beaked and legged or, a talbot passant of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-talbot per fesse indented sable and gules, 
 charged on the shoulder with a bezant, thereon a lion's 
 head erased of the second, and resting the sinister paw on a 
 garb vert. Motto— "Strive to attain." Married, Nov. 5. 
 1848, Harriet (d. July i, 1893), dau. of James Croft of 
 George Lane, in the City of London, a Member of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons ; and has Issue— (i) John James 
 
 P? (x%-^^"ll'""?"' ^- ^^'■'=h S. 1850 (d. July 26, 1889), 
 
 2 William Daniel George, Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, i8« • 
 
 3 Frederic Gilmore George, Gentleman, b. May 8, i8c6 ' 
 *tl ^^^^"^^ Thomas George, Gentleman, b. March 20," 
 1867 ; Elizabeth Emily ; Harriet Emma [m. Alan Williani- 
 son of Swansea ; and Mary Ann [m. William Evans 
 I homas of Swansea]. Pos/ai address— 2^ Crom well Street , 
 Mount Pleasant, Swansea. 
 
 LOUISA GEORGE, Widow, younger of the two 
 daughters of the late Benjamin Parsons Ruble of Fare- 
 ham, Hants Gentleman (who d. 1846), and cousin of lohn 
 Kubie, Gentleman [to whom refer]. Armorial bearings 
 are, on a lozenge -Per fesse gules and sable, on a fesse 
 indented argent, between two falcons rising in pale of 
 the third beaked and legged or, a talbot passant of the 
 third, and impaling the arms of Rubie, namely gules an 
 ancient man-of-war, and in chief three escarbuncles fesse- 
 wise argent, a mullet for cadency. Married, Feb 2 i860 
 Frederic Charles George of the City of Wells, Sonierset' 
 Gentleman (who d. 1884) ; and has had Issue— {\) Frederic 
 Brand George, Gentleman [to whom refer]; (2) Charles 
 Richard George, Gentleman, d. 1872 ; (3) Edwin Purnell 
 George, Gentleman, d. 1893; Louisa Emily, d. i86o- 
 Victoria Alice Rubie \jn.. May 3, 1892, Herbert Baxter 
 Jones of Wells. Somerset, and has issue] ; Florence Rubie. 
 rf. 1866; Blanche Amy[OT., June 28, 1888, Ernest Arthur 
 Ebblewhite, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law [to whom refer]- 
 Edith Agnes {m., July 26, 1895, Hebberton Alfred Sheldon 
 of Wells, Somerset, and has issue] ; Ada Rubie, d. 1870 ; 
 and Mabel Minnie, d. 1888. Postal address— We^Xon 
 House, Wells, Somerset. 
 
 GERARD, quartered by WALMESLEY. 
 
 FREDERIC GERARD, Esquire, late Captain 23rd 
 Royal Welsh Fusiliers, J. P. for the cos. of Warwick and 
 Worcester. Born August 6, 1839, being the eldest son of 
 the late Frederic Sewallis Gerard, Esq. [brother of the first 
 Baron Gerard], of Aspull House, Wigan, J. P. and D.L., 
 by Mary Ann his wife, dau. of the Rev. W. Wilkinson, 
 Rector of Kirkhallows, in the co. of Derby, Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a saltire gules. Crest— On a wreath of 
 
 the colours, a lion rampant ermine, crowned or. Motto— 
 " En Dieu est mon esp^rance." Married, April 29, 1869, 
 Catherine, youngest daughter of Charles Porter, of the 
 Mythe, Tewkesbury; and has Issue — Edith \m., 1896, 
 Edward Charles Riddell]. Estates — Kinwarton. in the 
 county of Warwick ; Robert Hall and Cansfield, in the 
 county of Lancashire. Postal address — Kinwarton House. 
 Alcester. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 GERARD of Rochsoles (1851). Azure, a lion rampant 
 or. on a chief embattled ermine, a falchion in bend sinister 
 surmounted by the Punja (borne before the Emperor Shah 
 Allum) saltireways proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— Out of a mural crown argent, a lion's gamb erect 
 ermine, holding in bend sinister the Punja as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Haud inferiora secutus." 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Son of Archibnid Gerard, l-lsq. . of Kochsoles, D.L. and 
 
 Lt-Col. Lanarksh, Yco. Cav., t. ; d. 1880; 
 
 M. , Eupheniia Erskinc, eld. d. of late Sir John 
 
 Robison, K.H:— 
 Major-Gen. Sir Montague Gilbert Gerard, K.C.B. 
 (Mil.. 19M). K.C.S.1. (1897). J. P. and D.L.. Lt-Gen. 
 coromanding a district in India, late British Commr. for 
 delineation of Pamir Boundary, formerly Conunandant of 
 the Central India Horse, late Military Attach^ at St. 
 Petersburg, b. 1843 ; m. 1888, Helen Adelaide, ygst. d. of 
 E. Meade; and has issue — Gilbert Meade Gerard, Esq., b. 
 1889. AVu/— Rochsoles, Airdric, N.B. C/w*f— United 
 Service, Travellers", Cavalry. 
 
 The Hon. ROBERr JOSEPH (JERARD-DICCON- 
 SON, late Capt. qrd liatt. King s Own Royal Lancaster 
 Regt. Assumed by Royal Licence, i80, the additional 
 surname and arms c>f Dicconson. Bom Aug. 8, 1857, being 
 the second son of the late Ixird Gerard. ArmorLal bearing^s 
 - Quarterly i and 4, or, on a cross pitTCcd Ix-twet-n four 
 hinds' heads erased vert, two cross crossli-ts fitchf^e in pale, 
 and as many escallops in fesse of the field ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 a saltire gules. Mantling vert and or. CreBta— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a l)ezant, charged with a hind's head 
 vert, erased gules, and holding in the mouth a cross crosslet 
 fitch*^ of the last ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a monkey 
 statant proper, environed about the middle with a plain 
 collar and chained argent. Married, April 19, 1888, 
 Eleanor, second dau. of W. J. Murray of Rosemount, co. 
 Ross, and of Mrs. Bankes of Winstanley Hall, co. Lancaster ; 
 and has Issue — Charles Robert Tolver Michael Gerard- 
 Dicconson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 28, 1894 ; Winifrede 
 Mary ; and Evelyn. Seats — Wright! ngton Hall, and 
 Blackley Hurst, near Wigan. Clubs — Marlborough, Turf, 
 Boodle's. 
 
 GERNON, quartered by HULLEY and PEYTON. 
 
 GERNON (U.O.). Argent, an eagle displayed with 
 two ht^ds sable, gorged with a ducal coronet or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse passant argent. Motto — " Parva contemnimus. " 
 
 Son of James Gernon, Esq., J. P., of Athcarne Castle 
 
 and Hammondstown, co. Louth, b. 1811; d. 1870; 
 
 m. ist, 1839, Marianne, d. of George Gradwell of 
 
 Preston : - 
 Henry Chester Gernon, Esq., J. P., Lt.-Col. 5th Batt. 
 Roy. Dublin Fus.. b. 1847; m. 1871, Alice Louisa, d. of 
 late Lt.-Col. Augustus F. Braham ; and has issue — (i) 
 James Robert Augustus Gernon, Gentleman, b. 1875; (2) 
 Reginald Henry John Gernon, Gentleman, b. 1882; (3) 
 Ward John Gernon, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; (4) Cyril Louis 
 Michael Gernon, Gentleman, b. 1886; Evelyn Georgina 
 Elizabeth ; Margery Frances Mary ; Alice Maude Emily ; 
 Helen Elizabeth Mary ; and Constance Susan Mary. 
 Seat — Athcarne Castle, Duleek, Meath. 
 
 Son of William Gernon, Esq., M.A. , Barrister-at-Law 
 
 (High Sheriff CO. Drogheda 1861), b. 1820; d. 1903; 
 
 m., ist, 1846, Marianne, d. of Patrick Curies, Esq., 
 
 J. P., of Fitz William Square, Dublin: — 
 Vincent Gernon, Gentleman, b. ; tn. ist, 1889, 
 
 Emma (d. 1899), d. of Rev. James Butler of Priestown, co. 
 Meath ; 2nd, , Eliza Mary.d. of Andrew P. Monaghan, 
 Esq., J. P., of Drumlargan, co. Meath, and widow of 
 Laurence Byrne O'Reilly, Esq., J. P., of Ballinlough. 
 Seat — Hammondstown, co. Louth. Kes. — 19 Clarinda 
 Park, Kingstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 GERNONS. Earl of CHESTER, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 S FRANCIS PETER GERVAIS. Esquire, J. P.. D.L. 
 CO. Tyrone, formerly Capt. 6th Brigade North Irish 
 Division Royal Artillery, Barrister-at-Law. Born Dec. 12, 
 1858, being the only son of Francis John Gervais, Esquire, 
 D.L., High Sheriff, co. Tyrone, 1902. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, a chevron or, between in chief two lions 
 rampant respectant argent, and in base a white rose leaved 
 and slipfDed proper, in the centre chief point a crescent of 
 the third. MantUng azure and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased argent, charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure. Motto — "Sic sustenta crescit." 
 Married, April 17, 1884, Georgina Francis Dalrymple, dau. 
 of James Gilmour of Warren Hill, Londonderry; and has 
 Issue — Dorothy. Seat — Cecil Manor, Augher, co. Tyrone. 
 
 GERY. see WADE-GERY. 
 
 SSiR RICHARD CHARLES PERCY GETMIN, 
 8th Baronet, of Gethinsgrott, co. Cork, of the Inner 
 Temple, Barrister-at-Law, Capt. 4th Bait. Suffolk Regt. 
 Bo>n Nov. 30, 1847, being the son of the late Sir Richard 
 Gethin, 7th Bart., by his wife Frances, dau. of George 
 Weller-Poley of Boxled llall, co. Suffolk; succeeded his 
 father in 1885, under the creation of Aug. i, 1665. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Vert, u stag salient argent, attired or, the 
 escutcheon l>eing charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a 
 chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a slag's head erased 
 argent, attired and ducally gorged or. Motto — "Try." 
 Married, June 5, 1876, Catharine, eldest daughter of 
 Frederick Edward Burton Scott of Claughlon, co. Cheshire; 
 and has Issue (i) Richard Waller Saini Lawrence Gethin, 
 Esq., b. Feb. 16, 1878; (2) Frederick Durant Scott Gethin, 
 Est|., b. Oct. 1879; (3) Percy Edward Lovell Gethin, Esq., 
 b. 1884. Seat — The Grove, Hythe, co. Hampshire. Club — 
 Junior United Service. 
 
 GETTING (H. Coll.). Argent, a saltire couped gules, on 
 a chief arched of the last two escallops of the field. 
 Mnnt.itTig gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a bull's head conped at the neck argent, thereon 
 
 an escallop gules between two wings or, each charged with 
 an escallop also gules. Motto — " Taille bois." 
 
 Sons of Charles Talboys Getting, b. 1824 ; d. 1887 ; 
 
 tn. 1859, Harriet Maria, only d. (A Francis James 
 
 Graham, B.A. (Oxford) :— 
 
 James Charles Getting. Gentleman, F.R.G.S., *. i860. 
 
 Res. — Doughton Cottage, Ross-on-Wye. Herefordshire. 
 
 Clubs — Royal Societies', City Carlton. 
 
 Henry Frederick Getting, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — 
 Ashfield Park, Ross, Herefordshire. 
 
 Walter V. C. Getting, Gentleman, b. 1865, Post, add.— 
 4 Corbet Court, Gracechurch Street. London. E.C. Club 
 — Junior Athenaeum. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD GIBB. Esq.. J.P. co. Essex. 
 Born March 16, 1849, being the son of the late Thomas 
 Augustus Gibb of Lancaster Gate. Old Broad Street, and 
 Shanghai. Club — Junior Constitutional. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a cubit arm erect grasping an arrow in bend 
 sinister, point downwards, between four mullets in cross or. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from a wreath of cinquefoils vert, p. 
 stag's head or, couped gules, attired argent. Married, 
 June 5, 1873, Frances Elizabeth (who died May 3, 1896V, only 
 
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 child of Francis Tunnicliffe ; and has Issue — Francis William 
 Gibb, Gentleman, d. Sept. 4, 1879; Florence Elsie; and 
 
 Nora Christine. Seats — Pyrgo Park, Havering atte Bower, 
 Romford, Essex ; and Sheerwater Court, Byfleet, Surrey. 
 
 GIBBINGS (U.O.). Argent, on a bend between three 
 fleurs-de-lis, two in chief and one in base azure, a crescent 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion proper, holding in his paws a 
 fleur-de-lis azure. 
 
 Son of Richard Gibbings of Gibbing's Grove, 6. 1813 ; 
 
 d. 1876 ; m. ist, 1834, Octavia (d. 1836), d. of Rev. 
 
 Matthew Purcell ; 2nd, 1837, Elizabeth, d. of John 
 
 Gray : — 
 Rev. Richard Gibbings, D.D., M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), 
 Rector of Llannierewig, Abermule, Montgomery, 6. 1835 ; 
 m. 1864, Elizabeth Rebecca, d. of William Ware, Clerk of 
 the Peace co. Cork. S^at — Gibbing's Grove, Charleville, co. 
 Cork. J?es. — Llanmerewig, Al>ermule, Montgomeryshire. 
 
 The Rev. BENJAMIN GIBBONS, M.A., of Wadham 
 Coll. (Oxon.), late Vicar of Lower Mitton (1861-94). . Born 
 1824, being the eldest and only surviving son of the late John 
 Gibbons of Corbyn's Hall, co. Stafford. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Sable, a lion rampant or, between three escallops 
 argent, on a chief engrailed of the last, three crosses potent 
 gules. Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion regardant or, gorged with 
 a collar sable, pendent therefrom an escutcheon of the last 
 charged with a cross potent argent, holding between the 
 paws an escallop also argent. Motto — "Fide et fortitu- 
 dine." A/arned, 1851, Charlotte Jane, dau. of G. Skip- 
 worth ; and has, with other Isstte — John Skipworth Gibbons, 
 Esq. , J. P. , ^. 1852. Seai — Waresley House, Kidderminster. 
 Residences — St. Michael's Lodge, Lower Mitton, Stourport ; 
 16 Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N. W. 
 
 JOHN SKIPWORTH GIBBONS, Esquire, J.P. cos. 
 Gloucester and Worcester, High Sheriff for the former 
 1889, late Capt. Royal Gloucestershire Hussars. Born 
 June 16, 1852, being the eldest son of the Rev. Benjamin 
 Gibbons, M.A., Rector of Lower Mitton, Worcester, by 
 his wife Charlotte Jane, dau. of George Skipworth. Ar- 
 morial bearings- Sable, a lion rampant or, between three 
 escallops argent, on a chief engrailed of the last, three 
 crosses potent gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion regardant or, gorged 
 with a collar sable pendent, therefrom an escutcheon of the 
 last charged with a cross potent argent, and holding be- 
 tween the paws an escallop also argent. Motto—" Fide et 
 fortitudine." Married, Aug. 4, 1875, Constance Sarah, 
 
 younger dau. of Henry Crane of Oakhampton ; and has 
 /Mtt^- Edith Constance [m., July i, 1897, Capt. Cyril 
 Stacey, Esq. , late 14th Hussars, of St. Pierre, Chepstow] ; 
 Rosamond Margaret Joan ; Isabel Maud ; and Violet Cicely 
 Helen. 6>a/ — Boddington Manor, near Cheltenham. 
 Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 ROBERT ALEXANDER GIBBONS, Gentleman. 
 M.D., F.R.C.S. Born at Montreal, Canada, May 8, 1853 
 being the second son of the late David Gibbons of the 
 Island of Alderney, Commissary-General in the Army, by 
 his wife Elizabeth Frances, dau. of the late Capt. James 
 Ireland Wilkinson. Livery -Dark green. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Paly of six argent and gules, on a bend engrailed 
 cottised also engrailed sable, a thistle slipped and leaved 
 proper between two escallops or. Mantling gules and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a demi-lion sable, holding in the dexter paw a thistle 
 as in the arms, and resting the sinister on an escallop or. 
 Motto— "Nitor donee supero." Married, 1880, Evelyn 
 Augusta, dau. of the late Capt. Edward Frere Edwards, 
 R. A. ; and has Issue — Norman Barrington Gibbons, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 12, 1881 ; and Evelyn Cynthia. Residences — 
 29 Cadogan Place, Chelsea, London, S. W. ; Val des Portes, 
 Alderney. Clubs — Athenasum, Junior Carlton, Hurlingham. 
 
 S ANTONY GIBBS, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Somerset, Hono- 
 
 rary Major North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry. Bom 
 December 10, 1842, being the eldest son of William Gibbs 
 
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 of Tyntesfield, by Matilda Blanche his wife, daughter of the 
 late Sir T. Crawley Boevey. Baronet, of Klaxley Abbey, in 
 the county of Gloucester. C/ttts — Junior Carlton, New Uni- 
 versiiy, Burlington Fine Arls. l.ivtry — Buff coat with black 
 collar and cufls, black waistcoat and breeches. Armorial 
 bearingi— Mr Ix-nrs for Armi : Argent, three battle-axes 
 erect sable, within a bordure ncbuly of the last ; and for his 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock, a dexter 
 arm embowed in armour, the hand in a guantlet proper, bear- 
 ins a battle-axe sable ; with the Motto, " Tenax propositi." 
 Imarrud, )ui>e aa, 1873, Janet Louisa, daughter of John 
 Merivale, late Registrar \\\ Chancery. Issue — (i) George 
 Abraham Gibbs, Gentleman, born July 6, 1873; (') Antony 
 Hubert Gibbs, Gentleman, born September 18, 1874 ; I3I 
 William Gibbs, Gentleman, born November 30, 1877 ; (4) 
 John Evelyn Gibbs, Gentleman, born December aa, 1879; 
 I5I Eustace Lyle Gibbs, Gentlem.in, liorn March 10, 1885 ; 
 (6) Lancelot Klcrivale Gibbs, Gentleman, born December 23, 
 1889 ; Albinia Rose ; Anstice Katharine ; and Janet Blanche. 
 Estaits — Tyntesfield, in the county of Somerset; Clyst 
 Saint George, in the county of Devon ; Alpliington, in the 
 county of lievon. Postal address — Tyntesfield, near 
 Bristol. 
 
 HENRY MARTIN GIBBS, Esquire, J. P. for Somerset, 
 High Sheriff of Somerset 1897. Bom May 30, 1850, being 
 the fourth son of William Gibbs of Tyntesfield, by his wife 
 Matilda Blanche, dau. of the late Sir T. Crawley Boevey, 
 Bart. , of Flaxley Abbey, co. Gloucester. Armorial bear- 
 ing*— Quarterly I and 4, argent, three battle-axes within a 
 border nebuly sable (for Gibbs) ; a and 3, argent, two 
 chevronels between three owls azure (for Hucks). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colotirs, in 
 front of a rock a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand 
 in a gauntlet proper, holding a battle-axe sable. Motto 
 — "En Dios mi amparo." Married, June aa, i88a, Emily 
 Anna, fifth dau. of the Ven. W. B. Otter, Archdeacon of 
 Lewis; and \as, Issue — (i) William Otter Gibbs, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. loth Royal Hussars, b. Sept. 13, 1883; (2) Noel 
 Martin Gibbs, Gentleman, b. Dec. 25, 1884 ; (3) Francis 
 Antony Woodard Gibbs, Gentleman, b. Dec. 17, 1885 ; 
 (4I Roland Vicary Gibbs, Gentleman, b. March 16, 1887 ; 
 (5) Guy Melvil Gibbs, Gentleman, b. Dec. 15, 1889 ; (6) 
 Ralph Crawley- Boevey Gibbs, Gentleman, b. July 24, 1841 ; 
 (7) Lionel Cyril Gibbs, Gentleman, b. Feb. 15, 1893 '< 
 Matilda Blanche, d. Jan. 14, 1889 ; and Mary Albinia. 
 S^at — Barrow Court, Barrow Gurney, Somerset. Postal 
 address— Barrov/ Court, Flax Bourton, R.S.O., Somerset. 
 Clubs — Junior Carlton. 
 
 GIBSON, see MACKENZIE -GIBSON, MILNER- 
 GIBSON-CULLUM, and RAMSAY-GIBSON-MAIT- 
 LAND. 
 
 JOSEPH GIBSON, Esquire, J. P. co. of Westmorland. 
 Bom March 27, 1877, being the second son of Henry Ernest 
 HoUins of The Uplands, Mansfield, by his wife Mary Ann, 
 third dau. and coheir of the late Joseph Gibson, Esq., of 
 Whelprigg, J. P. for co. Westmorland, High Sheriff 1866, and 
 assumed the surname and arms of Gibson by Royal Licence 
 1898. Armorial bearings —Argent, on a pile gules, between 
 two branches of holly slipped and fructed in base, three 
 storks wings exjjanded, each holding in the beak a holly leaf 
 slipped all prop>er. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a mount a stork, wings ex- 
 panded, holding in the beak a holly leaf between two holly 
 branches fructed proper. iVa/ -Whelprigg, Kirkby Lons- 
 dale, Westmorland. Club — New University. 
 
 THOMAS GEORGE GIBSON, Esquire, Alderman and 
 J. P. of the city and county of Newcastle-ufK)n-Tyne. 
 Bom April 29, 1830, being the eldest son of Thomas Cum- 
 mings Gibson, late of Newcastle, by his wife Jane, dau. of 
 Nicholas Gibson. Livery — Blue and white. Armorial 
 bearings -Per pale azure and argent, three acorns slipped 
 and leaved in lesse, between as many storks rising all 
 counierchanged. Mantling azure and argent. Creist — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a stork rising argent, between 
 two acorns slipp>ed and leaved, and holding in the beak an 
 acorn slipped proper. Motto — " Per ardua ad alta." 
 Married, May 11, 1875, Anne Etty, dau. of Ralph Atkin- 
 
 son; and has /m«^— Tliomas George Gibson, Gentleman, 
 Cnpt. 6th Dragoons, b. Jan. i, 1878. Residence Lcs- 
 
 bury House, Lesbury, Northumberland. C/«^j— Reform, 
 Northumberland, and Northern Counties'. 
 
 WILLIAM GIBSON, Esquire. J. P. Born Dec. 21, 
 1843, being the eldest son of the late William Gibson, Esq., 
 
 PANDITE- CCELESTES 
 
 J. p., Member of the Legislative Council of Tasmania from 
 1859^4, by Mary A., eldest dau. of William Blackler of 
 Devonshire, England. Livery —Dark blue, with blue facings, 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings -Per pale gules and 
 or, three pelicans' heads erased in fesse between two keys 
 
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 fesseways, wards downwards, all counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon the trunk of a tree fesseways eradicated and sprouting 
 to the dexter all proper, a pelican, wings elevated and ad- 
 dorsed argent, vulned and charged on the wings with a 
 key erect, wards to the sinister gules. Motto — " Pandite 
 coelestes portae." Marr/ed, March 30, 1871, Elvina Beau- 
 mont, second dau. of the late William Dawson Grubb, Esq. , 
 J. P., Barrister-at-Law, Member of the Legislative Council 
 of Tasmania from 1869 to his death in 1879 ; and has /ssue 
 — Ernest William Gibson, Gentleman, h. June 4, 1872 ; 
 Lilian Elvina; Marian Louise; and Eva Beaumont. Estates 
 — Scone, Scotchson, Woodhall, Esk Dale, Creekton. Seat 
 — "Scone," near Launceston, Tasmania. 
 
 GIBSON. Azure, a chevron or, surmounted by another 
 gules, thereon three pheons of the second between as many 
 storks wings expanded proper. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — Out of an antique crown or, a lion's gamb erect 
 
 1871, being the only surviving child and sole heir of the 
 late Sir James Ramsay-Gibson-Maitland, 4th Bart., J. P., 
 D.L., Convener co. of Stirling, F.G.S., F.L.S., by his wife 
 the late Dame Fanny Lucy Fowke, youngest dau. of Sir 
 Thomas Wollaston White, 2nd Bart. Armorial bearings 
 are, upon a lozenge -Quarterly i and 4, or, a lion ram- 
 pant gules couped in all his joints of the field, within a 
 double tressure flory counterflory azure (for Maitland) ; 
 2. quarterly i. and iiii., azure, three keys fesseways or (for 
 Gibson) ; ii. and iii. , azure, a chevron between three battle- 
 axes argent, a bordure of the last (for Wright) ; 3. argent, 
 
 proper, grasping a club gules, spiked also or. Mottoes — 
 " Recte et fideliter," "Pandite coelestes portas," " Rectis 
 et fidelibus coeli proemium." Livety (undress)— Dark blue 
 coat and overcoat, gold or yellow collar, cuffs, facings, 
 pipings, and gold braid or lace, blue vest, gold piping, and 
 (for dress) yellow plush breeches with blue stockings and 
 gold-plated buttons, garters, and buckles and harness orna- 
 ments, with blue and gold ribbons and rosettes, gold hat- 
 bands looped up with gold or red cord. 
 
 Son of late Capt. Ralph Coxon Gibson, R.N., b. 1829 ; 
 
 d. i860 ; in. 1854, Margaret, 3rd d. of the late John 
 
 Rossiter of Topsham (Devon), Murton, and North 
 
 Shields, Northumberland ; — 
 Rev. John George Gibson, M.A.. B.D., D.D., F.E.LS., 
 F.R.G.S., F.R.P.S., F.R.S.L., of University College, Dur- 
 ham ; ist Class Camb. Prelim. T. ; LL. D. ; Member of 
 Society of Authors ; Deacon 1887, Priest 1888 by Lord 
 Bishop of Manchester ; Rector of Ebchester, County and 
 Diocese of Durham ; Organising Secretary, Jerusalem and 
 the East Mission Fund for the N. Province of York ; 
 Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers, 
 and Freeman of the City of London, b. 14 Feb. 1856; m. 
 6 Dec. 1902, Harriette, yr. d. of late Nathan Meanock 
 (Mannock) of "Thorn Mount," Royton, Lanes. Estate — 
 " Murtonroyd, Northumberland. Res. — The Rectory, Eb- 
 chester, R.S.O., Durham; "Thorn Mount," Royton, nr. 
 Oldham, Lanes. ; Greenfield Place, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
 Clubs — "The Arts Club," Manchester; "The Primrose 
 Club," S.W. ; "Westminster Club," Whitehall, S.W, ; 
 and "The Press Club," Fleet Street, E.G. 
 
 MARY RAMSAY-GIBSON-MAITLAND. Born Oct. 6, 
 
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 an eagle displayed azure, within a bordure of the last, 
 bezant^e, on a chief gules, two cinquefoils ermine (for 
 Ramsay). 5^a/— Sauchieburn, Stirlingshire. 
 
 JAMES MILLER GIBSON-WATT, Esq., Capt. 3rd 
 Batt. South Wales Borderers. Born 1875, being the eldest 
 son of the late James Watt Gibson- Watt of Doldowlod, by 
 Emma Henrietta, daii. of the late Henry O'Reilly Hoey 
 of Knuzden, Lancashire. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, barry of six or and azure, over all a club in 
 bend sinister, surmounted by a caduceus saltireways all 
 proper (for Watt) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a fesse engrailed 
 between two keys fesseways wards downwards azure, a 
 like key of the field (for Gibson). Mantling azure and 
 or ; and for his Crest, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a fer-de-moline fesseways or, an elephant statant pro- 
 per, charged on the body with a cross moline gold (for 
 Watt) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a key fesse- 
 ways wards downwards azure, a pelican in her piety or, 
 wings addorsed azure, sem^e of crescents argent. Mottoes 
 — " Pandite ccelestes portge," " Ingenio et labore." Seat— 
 Doldowlod, Rhayader, Radnorshire. C/«^— United Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 JOHN GIBSONE, Esquire, Major (retired), late Captain 
 17th Lancers, J. P. for the cos. of Midlothian, Leicester, 
 
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 and Warwick. Borm May 4, 18^8, being the eldest son of 
 General John Charles Hodc Gibsone of Pentland, Mid- 
 lothian, by ].\ne Louisa, only dau. of Hugh Saye Bringloe. 
 Clubs — Sew (IMinl)urgh), Tennis Court (I.«amington). 
 Armorial bearlnSB- Gules, three keys fesseways in pale, 
 wards downwards, or. Mantling gules doul>ie<l argent. 
 Orwt — On a wreath of his liveries, a |>elican vulning 
 herself and feeding her young proper. Supporters— Two 
 angeb with wings expanded proper. Motto — " I'an- 
 dite ctrlestes porta;." Alarried, Dec. 8, i860, Mary Anne, 
 second dau. of Rev. James Hughes- Hal let of Higham, 
 Canterbury, and Vicar of IVtham, Kent ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Hugh John Craig Gibsone, Ksquire, Captain Royal 
 Marine Light Infantry ; (a) Alexander James Gibsone, 
 Gentleman ; (3) IXmald Hope Gibsone, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Royal Indian Marine ; {4) Kenneth Gibsone, Gentleman ; 
 Alice Mary; Winifred; Millicent ; Maud Mary; and 
 Eleanor Ruth. Seat — Pentland, Midlothian. Postat 
 address — Redcross Lodge, Lciimington. 
 
 GIDLEY (34 Nov. 1666). Or, a castle and bordure 
 sable, bezant^. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — A 
 
 Sifiin'sbead couped or, between two wings sable, liezant^e. 
 Otto — " Munit et alit." I.ivery — Dark blue, light blue 
 facings. 
 
 Sons of Gustavus Gidlcy of Wonson. Chagford, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1792; d, 1875; tn. 1830, Elisabeth, d. of C. H. 
 Clarke : — 
 Gustavus Gidley, Gentleman, b. 1837 ; m. i860, Eliza 
 Davy, d. of Henry Ford ; and has issue — Gustavus George 
 Gidley, Gentleman, M.R.C.S. (Kng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 
 L.S.A., Lieut. 3rd V.B, Devon Regt., b. 1861 \in. 1895, 
 Constance Mary, d. of Josiah Saunders. Res. — Heyford 
 House, Collumpton]. Res. — St. Michael's Mount, Honiton. 
 Sons of late Bartholomew Charles Gidley, Gentleman, 
 M.A., of Hoopern House, P2xeter, Town Clerk of that 
 city, m. , Mary Elizabeth, only child and heir 
 
 of John James Russell, Gentleman [Arms of Russell 
 (1835) — Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a fesse dancettde 
 ermines, between three crosses crosslet fitch6e in chief 
 and two in base sable ; 2 and 3, argent, on a chevron 
 gules, between two martlets in chief sable and a book 
 closed in base proper, three phcons or (Best, 1835)]: — ] 
 John Gidley, Gentleman, b. 25 March 1867. Res. — 
 Hoojsern House, Exeter. 
 
 Courtenay de Blois Gidley, Gentleman, b. 16 Sept, 1876. 
 Res. — Hoopern House, Exeter. 
 
 Son of Theodore Courtenay Gidley, Gentleman, 
 
 Solicitor, by Charlotte, d. of Bartholomew Gidley, 
 
 Banker ; — 
 
 Bartholomew Courtenay Gidley, Gentleman, fi. 19 July 
 
 1835 ; m. 21 Sept. 1865, Alice Caroline, d. of Francis 
 
 Farrar, Solicitor ; and has surv. issue — Alice Jean Courtenay ; 
 
 Mabel Frances; Lilian Mary; and Madeline Gordon. 
 
 Res. — I Surbiton Terrace, Surbiton. 
 
 GIFFARD. quartered by BARNEWALL and LLAN- 
 DAFF. 
 
 HARDINGE FRANK GIFFARD, Gentleman, M.A. 
 (Merton Coll., Oxford), Barrister-at-Law of the Inner 
 Temple ; twice Private Secretary to the Lord Chancellor, 
 Secretary to Lunacy Commission 1895-1900, when he was 
 appointed a Commissioner in Lunacy, Fellow of the 
 Society of .Antiquaries. Born July 18, i860, being the 
 second son of his Honour the late Judge (John Walter de 
 Longueville) Giffard, of the family of Giffard of Halsbury 
 and Brightleigh, N. Devon, by Emilie, dau. of the late Daniel 
 Burton Scott of Ingham, Norfolk, deceased. Livery — 
 Black, with white facings. Armorial bearing^ (Vns. 
 Devonsh.) — Sable, three lozenges conjoined in fesse 
 ermine. Married, June 1900, Evelyn Alice, fifth dau. of 
 Sydney Chamljers of Crete Hill, South Nutfield, Surrey ; 
 and has Issue — Ingaret Stella. Residence — Stone Lodge, 
 Cheam, Surrey. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 JOHN HARDINGE GIFFARD. Esquire. Director of 
 Greenwich Hospital. Born 1847, being the eldest son of the 
 late Edward Giffard, Esq., eldest surviving son of the late 
 Sir Ambrose Hardinge Giffard, Chief-Justice of Ceylon, by 
 his wife Rosamond C. Pennell. Armorial bearings - 
 Sable, three lozenges conjoined in fesse ermine. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Postal address — Brightleigh, Outwood, 
 Surrey. Clubs — Conservative, Beefsteak. 
 
 5 WALTER THOMAS COURTENAY GIFFARD, 
 Esquire, J. P., D.L. Bom Jan. 11, 1839, being the 
 only son of the late Walter Peter Giffard of ChillinKlon, 
 CO. Stafford, and his wife Henrietta Dorothy, second iluu 
 of Sir John Kenton lk)ughcy, 2nd Bart., of A(iualate. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure, three 
 stirrups with leathers or ; a and 3, gules, three lions passant 
 in pale argent. Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a panther's head couped full-faced, 
 spotted various, flames issuing from his mouth projier ; 9. 
 a den»i-archer Ijearded and couped at the knees in armour 
 proper, from his middle a short coat paly argent and gules, 
 at his middle a quiver of arrows or, in his hands a bow and 
 arrow drawn to the head or. Motto — " Prenez halcine, 
 tirez fort." Married, May 20, 1879, Mary Constance, 
 eldest dau. of Richard Holt Briscoe of Somerford, co. Staf- 
 ford ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Arthur Walter (lifliird. 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 2, 1882 ; (2) Hugh Peter William 
 Giffard, Gentleman, b. Sept. i, 1892; Winifred Mary 
 Sophia ; and Barbara Constance Anne. Am/ -Chillington. 
 near Wolverhampton. Residence—VcwAx'^X Hall, Codsall 
 Wood, Wolverhampton. 
 
 GIFFORD, quartered by HAY. 
 
 SCAREW DAVIES GILBERT, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Corn- 
 wall, Justice of the Peace for the county of Sussex, eldest son 
 of John Davies Gilbert. C/z/^j— Arthur's, Carlton, R. Yacht 
 Squadron, Wellington. Livery — Blue coat, white and red 
 stri ped waistcoat . Armorial bearings — H e bears for Arms : 
 
 JteeWtj^^ 
 
 Argent, on a chevron gules, three roses of the field, a canton 
 of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours a squirrel sejant, 
 charged on the body with a cross crosslet argent. Motto — 
 " Teg yw hedwch." Married, 1881, Grace, eldest daughter 
 of G. K. S. Massy Dawson of Ballinacourte, in the county o( 
 Tipperary ; and has Issue — Minnie Davies ; Patience Davies ; 
 
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 Grace Davies ; Hester Davies ; and Honor Davies. Estates 
 —Manors of Gildredge, Parker, Eastbourne, and Birling, in 
 the county of Sussex ; Trelissick, Trevella, Amille, and 
 Tille, in the county of Cornwall. Postal addresses — 
 Trelissick, Truro, Cornwall ; Manor House, Eastbourne, 
 Sussex. 
 
 Sir WALTER GH^BEY, Baronet, of Elsenham Hall, 
 in CO. Essex, J. P. for that county, Lord of the Manors of 
 Bishop's Stortford, Herts, and Colchester Hall, in the co. 
 of Essex. Born May 2, 1831, being the sixth son of Henry 
 Gilbey, Gentleman, of Bishop's Stortford, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, second dau. of William Bailey, Gentleman, of Stan- 
 sted Mountfitchet, in the co. of Essex. Clui— City Liberal. 
 Livery — Drab and brown, gilt buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Gules, a fesse nebuly or, in 
 
 chief a horse rampant between two estoiles and the like 
 in the base, all of the last. Upon the escutcheon, which 
 is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 or; and for his (Srest, on a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a tower proper, issuant from the battlements thereof 
 a dragon's head gules, a fleur-de-lis or, all between two 
 ostrich feathers argent. Married, November 3, 1858, Ellen, 
 
 J fourth daughter of John Parish of Bishop's Stortford ; and 
 h&s Issue— [i) Henry Walter Gilbey, Esquire, J. P. (Essex) 
 (28 Seymour Street, Portman Square), b. Oct. i, 1859 [m. 
 Jan. 29, 1884, Ella, dau. of J. C. Fowlie of Snrbiton, in the 
 CO. of Surrey, and has issue, Walter Ewart Gilbey, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 10, 1886; Eric Gilbey, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 26, 1888] ; (2) Arthur Nocholds Gilbey, Esq., J. P. Berkshire, 
 b. April 6, 1861 [m. Aug. 19, 1885, Beatrice, second dau. 
 of the late Henry Gold, Esq., of Cookham, in the co. of 
 Berkshire, J. P., and has issue, Sebastian Walter Gilbey, 
 Gentleman, b. May 6, 1893; Tresham Rupert Gilbey, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 14, 1900; Nina; and Sylvia]; (3) 
 Tresham Gilbey, Esq., J. P. for co. of Herts., of The 
 
 i Grange, Bishop's Stortford, co. of Hertford, b. Aug. 6, 1862 
 [m. April 29, 1886, Sarah Ann, only child of John Barker 
 of The Grange, Fiishop's Stortford, J. P.]; (4) Sebastian 
 Gilljey, Esq., b. Nov. 29, 1863, died unmarried, Jan. 31, 
 1880; (s) Guy Gilbey, Esq., /'. March 9, 1868 [tn. 1902, 
 Katharine Thurlow, elder dau. of the late Henry Merry- 
 weather] ; Maud Ellen [w. July 20, 1886, Daniel Thomas 
 Hine]; Mabel Kate [m. July 3, 1889, Leonard Arthur 
 Routledge]; Rose [m. April 28, 1891, Robert Stansfeld 
 
 {row]; and Emily Lucy \tn. 1901, Herbert Stroyan]. 
 
 Estates — The Manor of Bishop's Stortford ; owns much 
 property and land in and around that town ; also in the 
 parishes of Elsenham, Takeley, &c. ; and the Manor of 
 Colchester Hall, in the county of Essex. Postal addresses — 
 Elsenham Hall, Essex; Post Town, Stansted, R.S.O., 
 Essex; Cambridge House, Regent's Park, London, N.W. 
 
 JAMES GILCHRIST, Gentleman. Bom Feb. i6, 1847, 
 being the eldest son of the late Archibald Gilchrist, Esq., 
 J. P. for Argyleshire and Lanarkshire, Engineer and Shif)- 
 builder, and his wife Margaret Martin, dau. of Thomas 
 Steel of Kirkintilloch. Armorial bejirings— Azure, the 
 sun in splendour or, between two crosses pate6 in chief and 
 a water-bouget in base argent. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, 
 supporting in his forepaws a pennoncelle proper, the flag 
 azure, charged with a horse passant also argent ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, " Mea gloria fides." 
 Residence — 5 Montgomerie Crescent, Kelvinside, Glasgow. 
 
 PERCY CARLYLE GILCHRIST, Gentleman, Associate 
 of the Royal School of Mines, Member of the Institute 
 of Civil Engineers, Fellow of the Royal Society. Born 
 December 27, 1851, being the eldest son of the late 
 Alexander Gilchrist, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Anne, 
 only daughter of the late John Parker Burrows. Clubs — 
 Reform, Whitehall, Cleveland (Middlesbrough). Livery 
 — Brown, with brass buttons. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Gules, a bow stringed in bend or, between 
 a bull's head erased in chief and a pheon in base, both 
 argent ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 between the attires of a stag attached to the scalp or, 
 a crescent argent, issuant therefrom an arrow paleways 
 
 point downwards also or ; with the Motto, ' ' Fide et fiducia. " 
 Married, December 22, 1877, Norah Augusta Maria, second 
 daughter of the late Captain Louis Roper Fitzmaurice, 
 Royal Navy; and has /wae- Alexander Fitzmaurice Gil- 
 christ, Gentleman, born September 10, 1878; and Eileen 
 Fitzmaurice. Postal address — YtognaX Bank, Finchley 
 Road, Hampstead, London, N.W. 
 
 GILDEA (U.O.). Argent, on a mount vert, a stag 
 statant under an oak-tree proper, in the dexter chief point 
 a cross crosslet fitch^e gules for difference. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 woirs head erased proper, langued gules, charged on the 
 neck with a crou crosslet ftxchie as in the arms. MottMi 
 — " Re e merito," " Vincit aui patitur. " 
 
 Sons of Major-Gen. John Arthur Gtldea, t. 1818 ; 
 
 d. 1873 ; M. 1857, Elizabeth, d. of late Robert Rickart- 
 
 Hepburn of Rickarton : — 
 Arthur Knox Gildea, Ksq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 ca Mayo 1891), f>. 1858; m. 1891, jane, only a. of late 
 Thomas Ruttledee, Esq., D.L., of Cornfield, co. Mayo; 
 and has issue— m John Arthur Knox Gildea, Gentleman, 
 k 1891 ; and Jane. Seat — Clooncormack, Hollymount, 
 CO. Mavo. 
 
 Charles Bruce Gildea, Gentleman, ^. 1866; m. 1890, 
 Alice Mary Curtler. /?w. — 
 
 William Ernest Gildea, Gentleman, l>. 1868. /?«.— Slave 
 Island, Colombo. Ceylon. 
 
 Sons of Very Rev. George Robert Gildea, Provost of 
 
 Tuam, Rector of Moylough and R.D., d. 1803; d. 
 
 1887 ; m. 1836, Esther, only d. and h. of Thomas 
 
 Green of Greenmount : — 
 Rev. William Gildea, Hon. Canon of Salisbury and Pre- 
 bendary of Stretton, Rector of Upwey and R.D., i. 1833 ; 
 m. i86a, Sarah Caroline, d. of Nathaniel Phillips Simes; 
 and has surv. issue — (i) George Stanhope Sinics Gildea, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1864 [m. 1895, Mary Louisa Bourne; and 
 has issue (i) Cecil Gildea, Gentleman, 6. 1898 ; (2) Stan- 
 hope Gildea, Gentleman, d. 1900; (3) Eric Gildea, Gentle- 
 man, 6. 1903 ; and Ethel] ; (2) John William Simes Gildea, 
 Gentleman, i. 1866 [m. 1905, Maud Trask] ; (3) James 
 Frederick Simes Gildea, Gentleman,^. 1884; Ethel Angelina 
 [m. 1896, David Lindsay Crawford] ; Esther Theodora [;«. 
 1899, Arthur Franklin Guillemard] ; Gertrude Marian ; 
 and Wilhelmina Philippa Caroline. Xes. — The Rectory, 
 Upwey, Dorset. 
 
 Sir James Gildea. Knt. Bach. (1903). C.V.O.. C.B.. 
 Knight of St. John of Jerusalem, late Col. comdg. 6th Batt. 
 Roy. Warwicksh. Regt. , has Jubilee and Coronation Medals, 
 i. 1838; m. 1864, Rachel Caroline (</. 1888), Lady of Justice 
 of St. John of Jerxisalem, d. of Arthur Kelt Barclay, Esq., 
 D.L., of Bury Hill, Surrey; and has surv. issue — George 
 Arthur Gildea, Esq., Capt. 6th Batt. Roy. Lanes. Fus., served 
 in Matabele War (medal) and in S. Africa (medal and two 
 clasps), is Esquire of St. John of Jerusalem, k 1870 [/«. 1900, 
 Annie, d.of late J. J. Morgan-Thomas, Esq., J. P., of Glyn- 
 garth, Brecon, S. Wales); Kathleen, Lady of Grace of 
 St. John of Jerusalem [m. 1895, Capt. G. E. Wickhani 
 Legg, M.V.O., Knight of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem] ; 
 and Christian Helena. Seat — Holme Bury. Watford, Herts. 
 Ifes. — 11 Hogarth Road, London, S.W. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER BERNARD GILES-PULLER, Gen- 
 tleman. Born July 20, 1875. being the eldest son of the 
 late Charles Giles-Puller, Esq., J. P. and D.L., M.A., 
 sometime in Holy Orders, Fellow of Trin. Coll., Camb., 
 and formerly Vicar of Stanclon, Herts, by his wife Em- 
 meline Maria, second dau. of William Longman of 
 Ashlyns, Herts. Z-tVerv— Drab, with blue waistcoat. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a bend in- 
 vected, plain cotised between three escallops or, on a 
 chief of the last, a qualrefoil between two escallops of the 
 first (for Puller) ; 2 and 3, per chevron ermine and azure, 
 a lion rampant counterchanged, between in chief two crosses 
 clech^e voided of the second (for Giles). Mantling azure 
 and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a mount vert, thereon a dove holding in the beak an olive 
 branch proper, three escallops inverted or (for Puller) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, issuaut from an annulet or, a 
 lion's gamb erased azure, charged with a cross clech^e 
 voided also or, holding a branch of a peach-tree leaved and 
 fructed proper (for Giles). Seat — Voungpbury, near Ware, 
 Herts. 
 
 GILL (Confn. U.O. ). Lozengy or and azure, a lion 
 rampant guardant argent, on a canton sable, an ostrich 
 feather passing through a scroll of the third. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest - Issuant from a mural crown or, a 
 falcon wings expanded proper, holding in its beak an 
 ostrich feather argent. Motto — " Re e merito." 
 
 Sons of Charles Gill, Gentleman, d. 1824; rf. 1901; 
 m. 1849, Kate. d. of Joseph Moyers : — 
 
 Charles Frederick Gill, Esq.. K.C. {^.v.). 
 
 Arthur Edmund Gill, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Recorder 
 of Faversham, k 1864 ; m. 1898, Dorothy, d. of Arthur 
 Eraser Walter, Esq., of Bearwood, Berks ; and has issue — 
 
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 Humphrey Gill, Gentleman. *. 1903 ; and Margery. Res.~ 
 1 Brick Court, Temple, E.C. C/«^j— Garrick, Oxford and 
 Cambridge. 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK GILL, Esquire. K.( ., 
 Barrister-at-Law, Recorder of the city of Chichester. 
 Born 1851, being the eldest son of Charles Gill. Clubs— 
 Conservative, Garrick, Beefsteak. Armorial bearings— 
 Lozengy or and azure, a lion rampant guardant argent, on 
 a canton sable, an ostrich feather passing through a scroll 
 of the third. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Issuant 
 from a mural crown or, a falcon wings expanded proper, 
 holding in its beak an ostrich feather argent. Motto-— 
 " Re e nierito." Married, 1878, Ada S., youngest dau. of 
 J. C. Fielding of Brighton ; and has Issue- Fielding Gill, 
 Gentleman. Barrister-at-Law, b. July a6, 1879 '< and Elsie. 
 5<ra/— Monks, Ockley, Surrey. Town residence— 6s, Park 
 Mansions, Knightsbridge. 
 
 Sir DAVID GILL, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Hon. Order of the Bath (1900), Doctor of Laws of the Uni- 
 versities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh, Fellow of the Royal 
 Society. J. P.. Her Majesty's Astronomer- Royal at the Cape 
 of Good Hope. Bom June 12. 1843. being the eldest son 
 of the late David Gill. Esq.. J. P.. of Blairythan, by 
 Margaret, dau. of Gilbert Mitchell of Savock, co. Aberdeen. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Lozengy argent and vert, on a chief 
 gules, three martlets of the first. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degjree, with a mantling vert 
 and argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a demi-eagle rising proper. Motto — Above the 
 crest, "Sursum prorsusque;" and below the shield, " In te 
 Domine spes nostra." Married, July 7. 1870. Isoliel Sarah, 
 second daughter of John Black. Seat — Blairythan, in the 
 county of Aberdeen. Residence The Oteervatory, Cape 
 Town. 
 
 GILLANDERS. see MACKENZIE-GILLANDERS. 
 
 DAVID GILLESPIE. Esquire. J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 Fife, M.A. Born 1841, being the eldest son of the late 
 David Gillespie of Mountquhanie, by his wife Susan, 
 eldest dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Alexander Bethune. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a chevron wavy argent, between three roses 
 slipped or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, an anchor profjer. Motto — " Tu certa 
 salutis anchora." Married, July 22, 1880. his cousin Maria, 
 dau. of Alexander Bethune of Blebo. Seat— Mountquhanie, 
 Cupar, Fife. 
 
 ROBERT WILLIAM GILLESPIE-STAINTON, Es- 
 quire, J. P. for Leicestershire. Born 1843, being the only 
 son of the late Sir R. Gillespie, J. P., of Springhill, Douglas, 
 in the co. of Lanark, by his wife Louisa Maria, dau. of Capt. 
 William Dowers, R.N ; and assumed the name of Stainton 
 in 1873. Armorial bearing^s — Quarterly i and 4, azure a 
 three-masted ship sails furled and flags flying, in chief a cross 
 crosslet fitchte between a pelican in her piety and dexter 
 arm fesseways couped below the elbow, the hand holding a 
 dagger erect all proper (for Gillespie) ; 2 and 3 azure, on a 
 chevron argent, between three boars' heads erased of the 
 second, as many cinquefoils of the first (for Stainton). Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crests, on the dexter 
 side, on a wreath of the liveries, a wild cat salient proper ; 
 and above, in an escroll, the Motto, " Qui me tanget paeni- 
 tebit " (for Gillespie) ; and on the sinister side, ujx)n a wreath 
 of the liveries, a fox salient proper, collared or ; and above, 
 in an escroll, the Motto, " Moderata manent " (for Stainton). 
 Married, first, 1873, Josephine (who died 1894), only child 
 of the late J. Stainton of Biggarshiels, co. Lanark. He 
 married secondly, 1900, Lilian, eldest dau. of the late Rev. J. 
 Bellingham Swann, Rector of Calthorpe. Seat — Bitteswell 
 House, Lutterworth, Leicestershire. C/ub—Nevr. 
 
 SJOHN SAUNDERS GILLIAT. Esquire, D.L. for 
 London, J.P. for Herts, M.P. for Clapham 1886 and 
 Lancashire (Widnes Div.) 1892, M.A. (Oxon.). Born 1829, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Kirton Gilliat of 
 Fernhill, Berks, by Mary Ann, dau. of Robert Saunders of 
 Remenham Lodge, Berks. Armorial bearings — Or. on a 
 fesse between four martlets, two and two. three ears of wheat 
 of the field. Mantling or and ; and for his Crest, 
 
 upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in front of a 
 garb or, two fronds of fern in saltire proper. Married, i860. 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Louisa Ann Fanny, youngest dau. of Matthew Babington 
 of Rothley Temple, co. Leicester ; and has, with other 
 Issue — John Babington Gilliat, Gentleman, Lieut. Herts 
 Yeo. Cav. , i. 1868. Seat — The Cedars, Chorleywood, 
 Rickmansworth. Residence— 1% Prince's Gate, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 MARGARET GILLIES GILLIES-SMITH, COVEN- 
 TRY BARRETT GILLIES GILLIES -SMITH, and 
 ADELAIDE CATHCART GILLIES GILLIES-SMITH, 
 daughters and co-heirs of the late Adam Gillies Gillies- 
 Smith, Esq., J. P. for CO. of city of Edinburgh, Chairman 
 of the North Berwick Parish Council and of the North 
 Berwick Parish School Board, by his wife Maria Margaret, 
 eldest dau. of Capt. Samuel Gooden Barrett of Barret Hall 
 and Greenwood, Jamaica. Armorial bearings — On a 
 lozenge, quarterly i and 4, or, an eagle displayed gules, 
 charged on the breast with a horseshoe of the field (for 
 Smith) ; 2 and 3 or, two cross crosslets fitch^e in chief, 
 and in base the attires of a hart affixed to the scalp 
 gules, a chief chequy of the second and argent (for 
 Molison), inthe centre of the quarters a cat's head 
 erased gules, for difference. Postal address — Agsacre, 
 North Berwick, N.B. 
 
 I GILLIOT, quartered by TEMPEST, 
 
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 1 HERBERT FRANCIS WEBB GILLMAN, Esquire, 
 J. P. for CO. Cork, a member of the Indian Civil Service, 
 
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 545 
 
 educated at Dulwich College and Emanuel College, Cam. 
 bridge. Born June 7, 1867, being the eldest son of Herbert 
 Webb Gillman, Esq., B.A., B.L., J.P., of Clonteadmore, 
 
 and of the Ceylon Civil Service (who died 1898), by his wife 
 Annie, second dau. of Francis Mackwood of Avon House, 
 Scarborough, co. Yorks, and Galboda and other estates, 
 Ceylon. Livery (dress)— White, black facings; (undress) 
 dark blue. Armorial bearings -Quarterly, r. argent, a 
 man's leg couped at the thigh sable, encircled below the 
 knee by a gemel or ; 2. argent, a double-headed eagle 
 displayed sable, beaked and membered gules, ducally gorged 
 or; 3. argent, three firebrands proper; 4. or, on a chevion 
 between three martlets .sable, an escutcheon of the last 
 charged with a cross moline between four crescents argent. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's head sable, holding in the beak gules 
 a brand sable, fired proper. Motto — " Non cantu sed 
 actu." Married, Jan. 9, 1904, Florence Mary, only child 
 of Hon. Charles James Weir, of the Madras Civil Service. 
 Club — East Indian United Service. 
 
 JOHN ST. LEGER GILLMAN, Esquire, J. P. oc. 
 Cork. Bom July 11, 1870, being the eldest son of the late 
 Major Bennett Watkins Gillman, H.M. 12th Regt. of Foot, 
 by his wife Sarah Beamish, dau. of Francis Bennett of 
 Clonakilty. Livety—'Dsx'k blue, red pipings. Armorial 
 bearings Sable, a dexter leg couped above the knee or, 
 in the dexter chief point an annulet of the last. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's 
 head erased sable, charged with an annulet or, holding in 
 the beak a bear's paw of the last. Motto— "Non cantu 
 sed actu." Married, July 29, 1891, Jane Rolt Sherlock, 
 youngest dau. of the late Thomas Sherlock of Devonshire 
 Square, Bandon ; and has Aw^e— Muriel Dorothy Eliza- 
 beth ; Ivy Neville Mary ; Claire Estelle Rolt ; and Lorraine 
 Wigmore Jennie. Seat — The Retreat, Clonakilty, co. 
 Cork. 
 
 THOMAS HERBERT GILLMAN, Gentleman. Born 
 Sept. 20 1847, being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 the late Webb Gillman, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Thomas Gardiner of Scan, co. Cork. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly, 1. argent, a man's leg couped at the thigh 
 sable, encircled below the knee by a gemel or ; 2. argent, a 
 double-headed eagle displayed sable, beaked and membered 
 gules, ducally gorged or ; 3. argent, three firebrands pro- 
 per; 4. or, on a chevron between three martlets sable, an 
 escutcheon of the last charged with a cross moline between 
 four crescents argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head sable, holding 
 in the beak gules a brand sable, fired i)ro[)er. Motto — 
 "Non cantu sed actu." Married, Oct. 12, 1893, Maria 
 Catherine Beecher, dau. of Winthrop Baldwin Sealy of 
 Gortnahorna ; and has Issue — A dau. , Ursula May Sealy. 
 Residence — 
 
 HENRY GILLON, Esquire, J. P. for co. Linlithgow, 
 late Lieut. 3rd Dragoon Guards, and Captain i8th Hussars. 
 Born November 10, 1854, being the second but only surviv- 
 ing son of the late Andrew Gillon, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 Hon. Col. of CO. Volunteers, by his second wife Catherine 
 Cameron (afterwards Lady Maxwell of Calderwood), dau. 
 of Walter Logan. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a saltire 
 argent, five martlets volant of the first. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a raven 
 on the face of a rock proper. Supporters — Two ravens 
 proper. Motto— "Tutum refugium." Married, Oct. 12, 
 1881, Amy Blanch, dau. of G. W. Hemans, and granddau. 
 of Mrs. Felicia Hemans, the poetess. Seat — Wallhouse, 
 Bathgate, co. Linlithgow. Town residence— t,^ Cromwell 
 Road, South Kensington. 
 
 GILMOUR, see GORDON-GILMOUR. 
 
 ALLAN GILMOUR, Esquire, J P. and D.L. Born 
 1820, being the eldest son of James Giln\,our of Polnoon, co. 
 Renfrew, by Clementina his wife, dau. of John Stuart. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a chevron invected between 
 three trefoils slipped vert, as many hunting-horns stringed 
 of the first. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter hand fesseways, couped, hold- 
 ing a writing pen proper. Motto—" Nil penna sed usus." 
 Married, 1850, Isabella Buchanan, dau. of William 
 
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 Ewing of Dunoon, co. Arf^ll ; nnd hns, with other Issue— 
 Allan Gilmour, G«ntleinan, LL.it. Trinity Hall, Cam- 
 bridge, lUrrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple [m., 1875, 
 Amelia ( urror of Nivingstone, co. Kinross; and has issue, 
 Arthur Derrick Gilmour, Gentleman, i. x88i.] Seat — 
 Kaglesham House, by Glasgow, N.B. 
 
 Sir JOHN GILMOUR, first Baronet, of Lundin and 
 Montrave, co. Fife, and of South Walton, Mearns, co. 
 Renfrew, J. P. and D.L. Fife, Lieut.-Col. Fife and Forfar 
 Imp. Yeom. Born July 34, 1845, l>eing the eldest son of 
 the late .Allan Gilmour of Lundin nnd Montrave, and of 
 South Walton. Aimorlal bearings (1869)— Argent, on a 
 
 chevron between three trefoils slipped vert, as many hunt- 
 ing-horns of the first, the escutcheon being charged with 
 his badge as a Baronet. Mantling vert, doubled argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand fesse- 
 ways couped, holding a writing-pen proper, and on an escroU 
 over the same this Motto, " Nil penna sed usus." Married, 
 1873, Henrieita, dau. of David Gilmour of Quebec ; and has 
 /ssue — (i) John Gilmour, Esq., Capt. Fife and Forfar Imp. 
 Yeom., i. May 27, 1876 ; (2) Harry Gilmour, Esq., 6. 1878 ; 
 (3) Douglas Gilmour, Esq., i. 1889; Maud ; and Henrieita 
 Walton. Seat — Montrave, Leven, Fifeshire. C/uds — Carl- 
 ton, Junior Carlton, Boodle's, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 PETER VALENTINE GILPIN, Esuqire, J. P. for 
 Bedfordshire, late Lieut. 5th Lancers. Born 1858, being 
 the only son of the late Peter Valentine Purcell, Esq., of 
 Halverstown, Capt. 13th Light Dragoons, by Agnes Maria, 
 eighth dau. of Sir John Hesketh, Lethbridge, 3rd Bart, 
 (she m. second, 1866, Major St. John Le Marchant, R.H.A) ; 
 and assumed the surname and arms of Gilpin by Royal 
 License in the year 1862. C/u6 — Naval and Military. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Or, a boar passant sable, in chief two 
 roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, a canton azure for 
 diflTerence. Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of three tilting-spears 
 points upwards, one in pale and two in saltire proper, as 
 
 many mascles interlaced fesscways or. Married, 1883, Amy 
 Mary L,ouisa, eldest dau. of the late C!apt. Henry Meux- 
 Smith of Hocklifte ; and has, with other /««/*— Valentine 
 Purcell Gilpin, Gentleman, b. 1885. 5<ra/j— Hockliffe 
 Grange, Leighton Buzzard ; Halverstown, Kilcullen, co. 
 Kildare. 
 
 S GEORGE THOMAS GILPIN-BROWN, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. for North Riding of co. York. High 
 Sheriff of Yorkshire 189^. Born 1848, lieing the eldest son 
 of the late George Gilpin-Brown, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 the North Riding co. York, by his wife Louisa, dau. of 
 the late Hon. Thomas Laurence Dundas (fourth son o( the 
 Rt. Hon. first Baron Dundas). Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 on a chevron ermine, between three lions' gambs erased 
 and erect argent, three escallops of the field, all within a 
 Iwrdure of the second, on a chief of the third, an eagle dis- 
 played between two escallops sable. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb 
 erased argent, armed and charged with a har gemel gules, 
 the paw holding two engles' wings conjoined sable. Motto 
 — " Dictis factisque simplex." Seats — Scdbury Park, Rich- 
 mond, Yorkshire; Scar House, Arkengarthdale, Richmond, 
 Yorks. 
 
 WILLIAM DUNDAS GILPIN- BROWN, Esquire. 
 J. P. for parts of Kesteven, Lines., F.S.I. Born Nov. 17, 
 
 1851, being the second son of the late George Gilpin- 
 Brown, Esq., J. P. and D.L, for the North Riding of co. 
 
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 York, by his wife Louisa, dau. of the late Hon. Thomas 
 Laurence Dundas (fourth son of the Rt. Hon. first Baron 
 Diindas). Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron 
 ermine, between three lion's gambs erased and erect argent, 
 three escallops of the field, all within a bordure of the 
 second, on a chief of the third, an eagle displayed between 
 two escallops sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased 
 argent, armed, and charged with a bar gemel gules, the 
 paw holding two eagles' wings conjoined sable. Motto 
 — " Dictis factisque simplex.' Married, Sept. 30, 1885, 
 Ada Frances Meta Maule, dau. of Major-General Frank 
 Horsley, late 3rd Madras I.ight Cavalry ; and has /ssue — 
 Leslie George Gilpin-Brown, Gentleman, 3. July 20, 1886; 
 and Dorothy Louisa. /Residence — Shilston House, Leam- 
 ington. 
 
 GILPIN-BROWN. Gules, on a chevron ermine, between 
 three lion's gambs erased and erect argent, three escallops 
 of the field all within a bordure of the second, on a chief of 
 the third an eagle displayed between two escallops sable. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion's gamb erased argent, armed and charged 
 with a bar gemel gules, the paw holding two eagle's wings 
 conjoined sable. Motto — " Dictis factisque simplex." 
 
 Sons of George Gilpin-Brown, Esq., of Sedbury Park, 
 
 Yorks., J. P. and D.L. for N. Rdg. co. Yorks., d. 
 
 1889, by his wife Louisa, d. of late Hon. Thomas L. 
 
 Dundas (fourth son of ist Lord Dundas) : — 
 George Thomas Gilpin-Brown, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 N. Rdg. Yorks. (High Sheriff Yorks. 1893), 6. 1848. Seats— 
 Sedbury Park, Richmond, Yorks. ; Scar House, Arkengarth- 
 dale, Richmond, Yorks. 
 William Dundas Gilpin-Brown, Esq. (g.v.). 
 
 JAMES GILROY, Gentleman, Bachelor of Medicine and 
 Master of Surgery of the University of Glasgow, L.R.C. P. 
 Born May i, 1858, being the eldest son of James Gilroy of 
 Thurscraig, Paisley, by Agnes Campbell his wife, dau. of 
 Thomas Corbett, Esq., of Shawhill, Pollokshaws, co. Ren- 
 frew, J. P. for that CO. Livery— Blue and white. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, three dolphins haurient azure, 
 
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 finned gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling azure, doubled ar- 
 gent ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 winged heart in flames proper, the wings or ; and in an 
 
 escroll over the crest this Motto, "Ad finem fidelis." 
 /^states — Property in Suffolk, Glasgow, and Paisley. 
 Postal addresses — Waterbeck, Ecclefechan ; Ilketshall, St. 
 Margaret's, Suffolk ; and 849 Lylesland, Paisley. 
 
 GILSTRAP, see MACRAE-GILSTRAP. 
 
 MATTHEW BABINGTON GISBORNE. Gentleman. 
 Born 1863, being the elder son of the late Thomas Matthew 
 Gisborne, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Derby, J. P. cos. Leices- 
 ter and Stafford, by his wife Caroline Frances, dau. of Rev. 
 William Wilberforce Bird. Armorial bearings— Erminois, 
 a lion rampant sable, collared argent, on a canton vert a 
 garb or. Mantling sable and or. Crest— Out of a mural 
 coronet argent, a demi-lion rampant ermines, collared, 
 dovetailed or. Residence — 
 
 The Hon. WILLIAM GISBORNE, J.P. for Hereford- 
 shire. Born 1825, being the third but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Thomas John Gisborne of Holme Hall, co. 
 Derby, by his wife Sarah, dau. of J. A. Krehmer of Cour- 
 land, St. Petersburg. Armorial bearings— Erminois, a 
 
 lion rampant sable, collared argent, and on a canton vert a 
 garb or. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant ermines, collared, 
 dovetailed or, and issuing out of a mural coronet argent. 
 Married Caroline Gertrude, eldest dau. of the late Assis- 
 tant-Commissary Gen. Charles Brigden ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Lionel Guy Gisborne, Gentleman, b. Jan. 9, 1866, 
 \in. Jessie, eldest dau. of James Mackintosh Gow of 
 Edinburgh, and has issue, Enid May Margaret, b. 1894] ; 
 Mary Gertrude \rn., Dec. 12, 1893, Edward Rosebery 
 Anson of the Civil Service, British Guiana] ; Edith Clara, 
 Alice \m., 1893, Capt. Reginald Brittan, Sherwood Foresters, 
 Derbyshire Regiment]. Seats — AUestree Hall, co, Derby ; 
 Lingen, Brampton Bryan, co. Hereford. 
 
 SAMUEL GIST, Gentleman. Bom January 6, 1832, 
 being the son of the late Samuel Gist Gist, Es- 
 d?St<tf" 1"'''^> Justice of the Peace, of Wormington 
 KL/Ipt Grange, by his wife Marianne, commonly known 
 as the Honourable Marianne, only daughter of 
 the Right Honourable Warner Westenra, second Lord 
 Rossmore. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Per pale' gules and sable, on a chevron engrailed er- 
 minois, between three swans' heads and necks erased 
 ermine, as many fleurs-de-lis azure. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 
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 of lh« colours, a swan's head and neck erased ermine, 
 collaird gules, between two iialni branches vert. MottO — 
 •' Benigno numine." AV<i/— Wormington Grange, Stanton, 
 Cheltenham. 
 
 Thk RiciHT Honourable HERBERT JOHN GLAD- 
 STONE, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, a 
 Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, 
 Member of Parliament for the Western Division of I.«eds, 
 Under-Secretary of Stale for Home D«*partinent, 1903-4, 
 First Commissioner of Works 1894-5. ''"'''' J;>mii«ry 7, 
 1854, U'ing the son of the Right Honounible William Kwart 
 Gladstone, a Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable 
 Privy Co'incil, Mentber of Parliament, by his wife Cathe- 
 rine, eldest daughter of Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, 
 eighth Baronet. tVi/^j— Reform, National Liberal, Bath. 
 Armorial b«arings— He Ixrars for Amu: Argent, a savage's 
 head affrontt^c, gutltie-de-sang, wreathed alwut the temples 
 with holly proper, within an orle Hory gules, all within an 
 orle of martlets sable ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, and issuant from a wreath of holly proper, a 
 demi-griffin sable, supporting between the claws a sword 
 enfiled by a wreath of oak all proper; with the Motto, " Fide 
 et virtute." Married, 1901, Dorothy Mary, daughter of 
 Sir R. H. Paget, Bart., P.C. Residences— ^nd^^cxoW, 
 Littlestone ; and 2 Cowley Street, Westminster. 
 
 ROBERT GLADSTONE. Esquire, J. P. co. S. Lanes, 
 and of Dumfries, Chairman of the Mersey Docks and Har- 
 bour Board. Bom July 17, 1833, being the eldest son of 
 the late Thomas Steuart Gladstone of Capenoch, in co. of 
 Dumfries, by his wife Elizabeth Field, daughter of the late 
 Samuel Clark of Dumfries. Club — Palatine (Liverpool). 
 Z-iWry— Black, with silver buttons; waistcoat red, with 
 narrow white strijMJs. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 savage's head affront^e, dropping blood, wreathed about 
 the temples with holly proper, within an orle flory gules, all 
 within an orle of eight martlets sable, impaling the same 
 arms of Gladstone, namely argent, a savage's head affron- 
 t6e, dropping blood, wreathed about the temples with holly 
 proper, within an orle flory gules, all within an orle of eight 
 martlets sable ; and for his Crest, issuant from a wreath of 
 holly proper, a demi-griffin sable, supporting between the 
 claws a sword enfiled with a wreath of oak all proper ; with 
 
 the Motto, "Fide et virtute." Married, February i6, 
 i860, Mary Ellen (rf. 1895), eldest dau. of the late Robertson 
 Gladstone, Esquire, of Court Hey, near Liverpool, Justice 
 of the Peace for Liverpool, and for the County Palatine 
 of Lancaster; and has Issue-~{i) Arthur Steuart Glad- 
 stone, Gentleman, born November 27, i860 ; (2) John 
 Steuart Gladstone, Gentleman, born August 13, 1862 ; (3) 
 Robert Gladstone, Gentleman, Master of Arts and Bachelor 
 of Civil Law, of the University of Oxford, born May 6, 
 
 1866; (4) Ernest Steuart Gl.idstone, Genilcman, Iwrn July 
 6, i8iS7 ; Mary Ellen ; Catharine Steuiu-t ; Flora Steuart ; 
 Edith Steuart ; Margaret Steuiirt ; Helen Steuart ; and 
 Lilian Steuart. Estate and postal address— ^oo\Ko\\ Vale, 
 near Liveipool. 
 
 Fhe Reverend STEPHEN EDWARD GLADSTONE, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Rector of 
 Hawarden, in the county of Flint. Bom April 4, 1844, being 
 the second son (but eldest surviving) of the Right Honour- 
 able William Ewart Gladstone, by his wife Catherine, 
 daughter of Sir Stephen Richard (ilynne, Baronet. I.ivrry 
 — Dark cloth, with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— I^ 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a savage's heail .ilfiuntie, drop- 
 ping blood, wreathed about the temples with holly projx-r, 
 within an orle flory gules, all within eight martlets in orle 
 sable ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from a wreath of holly proper, a demi-^riflin sable, 
 supporting between the claws a sword enfiled with a wreath 
 of oak all proper; with the Motto, "Fide et virtute." 
 Married, Jan. 29, 1885, Annie C. , daughter of the late 
 Charles Bowman Wilson, M.R.C.S. , of Liverpool; and 
 has Issue — (i) Albert Charles Gladstone, Gentleman, born 
 1886 - - - - 
 
 1888 
 1891 
 1898 
 
 Charles Andrew Gladstone, Gentleman, Ixsm 
 
 (3) Stephen Deiniol Gladstone, Gentleman, born 
 
 (4) William Herbert Gladstone, Gentleman, born 
 Catherine; and Edith. Postal address — Hawarden 
 
 Rectory, Chester. 
 
 WALTER LONGUEVILLE GLADSTONE, Gentle- 
 lan. Born Sept. 30, 1846, being the fifth son of Rolwrlson 
 
 Gladstone, by his wife Mary Ellen, dau. of Hugh Jones. 
 Livery — Claret, crimson vest. Armorial bearingfs— Argent, 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 a savage's head affront^e, distilling drops of blood, wreathed 
 about the temples with holly proper, within an orle fieury 
 gules, all within eight martlets in orle sable. Mantling 
 argent and gules. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from a wreath of holly proper, a demi-griffin sable, 
 supporting between the claws a sword, the blade enfiled by 
 a wreath of oak also proper. Motto — "Fide et virtute." 
 Seat — Court Hey, Broad Green, Liverpool. C/?<^— Palatine 
 (Liverpool). 
 
 GLASBROOK (H. Coll.). Gules, on a pile per pale 
 indented or and argent, between two fleurs-de-lis in base of 
 the second, a maunch of the first. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed in 
 armour, the hands gauntleted proper, holding a maunch 
 gules. 
 
 Son of John Glasbrook, Esq., J. P. Glamorgan: — 
 
 John Glasbrook, Esq., J. P. Glamorgan (High Sheriff 
 1903-4), b. 1849; m. 1891, Edith Amelia Batchelor ; and 
 has issue — John Henry Lionel Glasbrook, Gentleman, 
 b. 1892. 5e«;/— Sketty Court, Sketty, co. Glamorgan. 
 
 fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, each charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, 
 an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesseways of the last. 
 Club —Conservative, Liverpool. Postal address — Hayman's 
 Green, West Derby, Liverpool. 
 
 FREDERICK EDWARD DE TWENEBROKES 
 GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. Born January i, 1859, being 
 the youngest son of the late Henry Glazebrook of Liverpool, 
 by Amelia his wife, daughter of Thomas Forbes Walmisley 
 of Westminster. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, beaked, legged, and hold- 
 ing in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, 
 each charged with a fleur-de-lis azure ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's head 
 erased or, muzzled aziu^e, an eagle's leg erased at the thigh 
 fesseways of the last. Married, October 21, 1889, Con- 
 stance Farrer, daughter of Edward Glazebrook ; and has 
 had Issue — Frederick Newton Glazebrook, Gentleman, died 
 an infant ; and a daughter. 
 
 GLASGOW, see ROBERTSON-GLASGOW. 
 
 GLASGOW, formerly of Auchenraith (1847). Argent, an 
 oak-tree growing out of a mount in base vert, on a chief 
 gules, a garb between two crescents or. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — 
 
 Eld. son of William James Glasgow, Esq., J. P., of Old 
 Court (d. 1887), by Dora, eld. d. of Bernard Robert 
 Shaw of Monkston, co. Cork : — 
 Alexander John Glasgow, Gentleman, b. 1857. Seat — 
 Old Court, CO. Cork. 
 
 HAMILTON GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. Born July 
 24, 1867, being the fifth son of the late Nicholas Smith 
 Glazebrook of Hayman's Green, West Derby, Liverpool, 
 M. R.C.S. England, by his wife Sarah Anne, dau. of 
 Richard Tetley of Fremont, West Derby, Liverpool. 
 Armorial bearings— Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, 
 beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, 
 on a chief sable two bezants, each charged with a fleur-de- 
 lis azure. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, an eagle's leg 
 erased at the thigh fesseways of the last. Postal address— 
 Hayman's Green, West Derby, Liverpool. 
 
 ALFRED PERCY GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the fourth son of the late Rev. John Kirkland 
 
 Glazebrook, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of 
 Melling, near Liverpool, by his wife Harriet Augusta, dau. 
 of William Harter of Hope Hall, Eccles, Manchester. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, 
 beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, 
 on a chief sable two bezants, each charged with a fleur-de- 
 lis azure. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased 
 at the thigh fesseways of the last. Married, Nov. 21, 1889, 
 Alice Fanny, dau. of James A. Eaton. 
 
 HARTER KIRKLAND GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. 
 Born , being the eldest son of the late Rev. John Kirk- 
 land Glazebrook, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Vicar of Melling, near Liverpool, by his wife Harriet 
 Augusta, dau. of William Harter of Hope Hall, Eccles, 
 Manchester. Armorial bearings— Ermine, an eagle dis- 
 played gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a 
 fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, each charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, 
 an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesseways of the last. 
 Postal address— E,\chdJ\g& Buildings, Liverpool. 
 
 ARTHUR GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman, son of the late 
 Edward Glazebrook of Liverpool, by his second wife Anne, 
 dau. of Capt. Henry Farrer of Scaleby Hall, Carlisle. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, 
 beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, on 
 a chief sable two bezants, each charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 azure. Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased 
 at the thigh fesseways of the last. 
 
 CHARLES GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. Born , 
 
 being the third son of the late Rev. John Kirkland Glaze- 
 brook, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of 
 Melling, near Liverpool, by his wife Harriet Augusta, dau. 
 of William Harter of Hope Hall, Eccles, Manchester. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, 
 beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, 
 on a chief sable two bezants, each charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 azure. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased 
 at the thigh fesseways of the last. Married dau. of Thomas 
 Court of Liverpool. 
 
 FRANCIS KIRKLAND GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. 
 Born June 9, 1857, being the second son of the late 
 Nicholas Smith Glazebrook of Hayman's Green, West 
 Derby, Liverpool, M. R.C.S. England, by his wife Sarah 
 Anne, dau. of Richard Tetley of Fremont, West Derby, 
 Liverpool. Armorial bearings — Ermine, an eagle dis- 
 played gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a 
 
 HENRY GEORGE TWANBROOK GLAZEBROOK, 
 Gentleman, Bachelor of Arts of the University of Oxford. 
 Born October 16, 1845, being the younger son of the late 
 Reverend James Kirkland Glazebrook, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, and Vicar of 
 Lower Darwen, in the county of Lancaster, by Mary his 
 wife, daughter of John Hargreaves of Hart Common, West- 
 houghton, in the County Palatine of Lancaster. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Ermine, an eagle displayed 
 gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis 
 or, on a chief sable two bezants, each charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis azure; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, 
 an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesseways of the last. 
 Married Louisa Russel, only child of Russel Patey, Com- 
 mander in the Royal Navy; and has Issue— (i) George 
 Russel Glazebrook, Gentleman, born October 19, 1878; 
 (2) Harold Patey Glazebrook, Gentleman, born December 
 30, 1886 ; and Constance Patey. 
 
 HERBERT ERNEST GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. 
 fforn , being the fifth son of the late Rev. John Kirk- 
 land Glazebrook, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Vicar of Melling, near Liverpool. Armorial bearings- 
 Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, beaked, legged, and 
 holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two 
 bezants, each charged with a fleurde-lis azure. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's head erased 
 or muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesse- 
 ways of of the last. Married, Oct. 31, 1893. CharloUe 
 Mary Evelyn, dau. of Captain Alfred Eaton, R.N. 
 
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 JAMES FRANCIS WALMISLKY GLAZEBROOK, 
 Gentleman. Horn September 33, 1855, beinr the eldest sur- 
 viviuK son of ihc late Henry Cjlazcbrook o? Liverpool, by 
 Amelia his wife, daughter of Thomas Forbes Walmislcy of 
 Westminster. Armorial beaxlngrB— He bears for Armi: 
 Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, beaked, legged, and hold- 
 ing in the Iwak a tleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, 
 each charged with a fleur-de-lis azure ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's head erased 
 or, muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesse- 
 ways of the last. Marrted, March 35, 1800, Leila Mary, 
 daughter of .Alexander Geddes of Liverpool ; and has Issue 
 — (x) Francis Henry Glazebrook, Gentleman, b. October a, 
 1893 ! (3) ^Atil Kirkland Glazebrook, Gentleman, b. June 19, 
 1899; and Dorothy May. Postal address — Oxton, Birken- 
 head. 
 
 bezants, each charged with a fleur-de-lis azure. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's head iT.ased 
 or, muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased at the thiph fessc- 
 ways of the last. Motto — " Dum spire spero. " Married, 
 June a8, 1883. Frances Gertrude, dau. of the late John 
 William Atkinson of .Saint John's, Ilkley, in theco. of York; 
 and has Issue — Arthur Rimington Glazebrook, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. a8, 1891 ; Gertrude Ethel ; Monica ; and Marian 
 Joan. Postal address — Bushy House, 'I'eddington, Middle- 
 sex. Club — Athenceum (London). 
 
 THOMAS TWANBROOK GLAZEBROOK, Gentle- 
 man. Bom October i, 1843, being the second son of the 
 
 MICHAEL GEORGE GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. 
 liom May a8, 1819, being the youngest son of the late Thomas 
 Kirkland Glazebrook of Orford Ix)dge, Warrington, Cap- 
 tain in the Militia, and bis wife Elizabeth, daughter of 
 Thomas Twanbrook of Appleton, in the County Palatine of 
 Chester. Armorlalbearlnflrs— He bears for Arms: Ermine, 
 an eagle displayed gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the 
 beak a fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, each 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis azure ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a bear s head erased or, 
 muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesseways 
 of the last. Marrted, April ai, 185a, Margaret Elizabeth, 
 daughter of Joseph Tapson of London ; and has Issue — (i) 
 The Reverend Michael George Glazebrook, Master of Arts 
 of the Universiiy of Oxford, Clerk in Holy Orders, Hon. 
 Canon of Bristol, and now Headmaster of Clifton School, 
 born August 4, 1853 [married, July 39, i83o, Ethel, daughter 
 of Sir Benjamin Brodie, Baronet]; (a) Hugh de Twene- 
 brokes Glazebrook, Gentleman, born March 30, 1855 
 [niarried, July 30, 1891, Florence Singleton, daughter of 
 Edward Wilson] ; (3) Arthur James Glazebrook^ Gentle- 
 man, born August a8, 1861 [married, November 7, 1889, 
 Lucy n^e Maclauchlan of St. John's, Nesv Brunswick] ; and 
 two daughters. 
 
 NICHOLAS SMITH GLAZEBROOK, Esquire, J. P.. 
 has the Kaisar-i-Hind gold medal for Public Service in India 
 (1901). Born Sept. 39, 1859, being the third son of the 
 late Nicholas Smith Glazebrook of Hayman's Green, West 
 Derby, Liverpool, M.R.C.S. England, by his wife Sarah 
 Anne, dau. of Richard Tetley of Fremont, West Derby, 
 Liverpool. Armorial bearing^— Ermine, an eagle dis- 
 played gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a 
 fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, each charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure. Cre'st — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, 
 an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesseways of the last. 
 Married, Sept. 15, 1891, Edith Mary, dau. of the late 
 William Cleaver of West Derby; and has /jj«^— Edward 
 Cleaver Glazebrook, b. Oct. 3, 189a. Postal address — 
 Bombay, India. 
 
 PHILIP KIRKLAND GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. 
 Bom June 34, 1880, being the only son of the late John 
 Knowles Glazebrook, Gentleman, of Manchester and 
 Lymm Hall, co. Chester, by his wife Cecilia Anne Esther, 
 dau. of Robert Watson of the Riddings, Oswaldtwisle. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, 
 beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, on 
 a chief sable two bezants, each charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 azure ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, an eagle's 
 leg erased at the thigh fesseways of the last. 
 
 RICHARD TETLEY GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman, 
 M.A., and Fellow of Trin. Coll., Camb., D.Sc, F.R.S., 
 sometime Principal of Liverpool University Coll., Director 
 of the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington. Born 
 Sept. 18, 1854, being the eldest son of Nicholas Smith Glaze- 
 brook, Gentleman, Member of the Royal College of Sur- 
 geons (England), by his wife Sarah Anne, dau. of Richard 
 Tetley of Fremont, West Derby, Liverpool. Armorial bear- 
 IngfS — Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, beaked, legged, 
 and holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two 
 
 late Thomas 'Twanbrook Glazebrook of New Brighton, in 
 the County Palatine of Chester, by his wife Catharine, 
 daughter of William Hall, Justice of the Peace, of Grappwn- 
 hall Hall, in the same county, and afterwards of Twembrooke 
 House, Seaforth, in the County Palatine of Lancaster. 
 Armorial bearings — He l>ears for Arms : Ermine, an eagle 
 displayed gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a 
 fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, each charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a bear's head erased or, muzzled 
 azure, an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesseways of the 
 last. Uotto — " Dum spiro spero. " Postal address — Pala- 
 tine Club, Liverpool. 
 
 WILLIAM HALL GLAZEBROOK, Gentleman. Born 
 Sept. 18, 1846, being the youngest son of the late Thomas 
 Twanbrook Glazebrook of New Brighton, in the Co. Palatine 
 of Chester, by his wife Catherine, daughter of William Hall 
 of Grappenhall Hall, in the same county and afterwards of 
 Twembrooke House, Seaforth, in the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Ermine, an eagle displayed gules, beaked, legged, and 
 holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two 
 bezants, each charged with a fleur-de-lis azure ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's 
 head erased or, muzzled azure, an eagle's leg erased at the 
 thigh fesseways of the last. Married, July 13, 1876, Char- 
 
 l8 tbe Military Cockade. 
 
lotte Carnegy, daughter of John Spence, Doctor of Medicine 
 of the University of Edinburgh, and widow of Grove 
 Rowson Berry of New Brighton, Cheshire; and has 
 Issue — William Twanbrook Glazebrook, Gentleman, born 
 May I, 1877. 
 
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 wreath of his liveries an anchor in pale proper ; and in an 
 escroll above the crest this Motto, " Be firm" (for Coats) ; 
 and 2. upon a wreath of the liveries, a Cornish chough as 
 in the arms; and in an escroll above this motto, " Deus 
 alit corses." Married, 1876, Elise Agnes, daughter of Alex- 
 
 WILLIAM RIMINGTON GLAZEROOK, Gentleman. 
 Born July 19, 1864, being the fourth son of the late 
 Nicholas Smith Glazebrook of Hayman's Green, West 
 Derby, Liverpool, M. R.C.S. England, by his wife Sarah 
 Anne, dau. of Richard Tetley of Fremont, West Derby, 
 Liverpool. Armorial bearings Ermine, an eagle dis- 
 played gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the beak a 
 fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two bezants, each charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a bear's head erased or, muzzled azure, 
 an eagle's leg erased at the thigh fesseways of the last. 
 Married Dora, dau. of Samuel Field of Liverpool and 
 Bettws-Abergele, North Wales; and has /s-j?/^- (i) Reginald 
 Field Glazebrook, born April 23, 1899 ; and (2) William 
 Rimington Glazebrook, born Nov. 7, 1900. Postal address 
 — 17 Kingsmead Road South, Birkenhead. 
 
 MOUTRAY GLEDSTANES, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the counties of Tyrone and 
 rJr>Tl?ri<tf-AnOrt Fermanagh. .Sorw April 28, 1845, being 
 Kl}\\,\i^l\X\vC)> the son of Robert Hornidge of Twicken- 
 ham, King's County, by his wife Sophia, 
 daughter of John Corry Moutray, Esquire, Deputy-Lieute- 
 nant, of Favour Royal, county Tyrone ; succeeded his cousin, 
 Ambrose Upton Gledstanes, under whose will he assumed 
 the name and arms of Gledstanes in lieu of those of Hor- 
 nidge, by Royal License, in 1871. Club — Kildare Street 
 (Dubhn). Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, per pale or and argent, within an orle of 
 martlets sable, a savage's head couped, distilling drops 
 of blood and wearing a bonnet composed of bay and holly 
 leaves all proper (for Gledstanes) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a 
 chevron engrailed between three bugle-horns stringed gules, 
 a trefoil slipped or (for Hornidge), impaling the arms of 
 Verschoyle, namely argent, on a chevron between three 
 boars' heads couped gules, langued azure, a cross pat^e or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin sable, holding a spear 
 proper, transfixing a savage's head couped distilling drops 
 of blood and wearing a bonnet composed of bay and 
 holly leaves as in the arms (for Gledstanes) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, out of park palings proper, a 
 demi-huntsman affront^e, habited gules, belt and cap sable, 
 winding a horn or, motto over, " Virtutis laus actio" (for 
 Hornidge). Motto — Under the arms, "Fide et virtute." 
 Married, January 15, 1874, Helen Catherine, daughter of 
 John James Verschoyle, Esquire, of Tassagart, in the county 
 of Dublin, Justice of the Peace [by his wife Catherine Helen, 
 daughter of the Reverend W. H. Foster, and grand-daughter 
 of the Right Reverend W. Foster, Doctor of Divinity, Bishop 
 of Clogher] ; and has Issue — Ambrose Upton Gledstanes, 
 Gentleman, 30th Lancers, Indian Army, b. July 6, 1876 . 
 Helen Margaret Catherine ; and Sophia Cecilia Marion ; 
 Seat — Fardross, Clogher. 
 
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 Sir THOMAS GLEN GLEN-COATS, first Baronet, of 
 Ferguslie Park, in the county of Ren- 
 frew, Lieutenant-Colonel and Hono- 
 rary Colonel commanding 2nd Ren- 
 frewshire Volunteer Battalion (Princess 
 Louise's Regiment) Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders. 
 Born 1846, being the son of the late Thomas Coats, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Renfrew, (who died 
 1883), by his wife Margaret, daughter of Thomas Glen of 
 Thornhill, Johnstone ; assumed the additional surname of 
 Glen by Royal Licence, dated July 5, 1894. Creation — 1894. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, or, a stag's head erased gules, between the attires a pheon 
 azure, all between three mascles sable, a bordure engrailed 
 of the last (for Coats) ; 2 and 3 ermine, three Cornish 
 choughs sable, beaked and membered gules (for Glen). 
 Above the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and or ; and for Crests, i. upon a 
 
 ander Walker of Montreal, in the Dominion of Canada ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Thomas Coats Glen Glen-Coats, Esquire, 
 born 1878 ; (2) Alexander Harold Glen Glen-Coats, Esquire, 
 born 1883 ; and Marion Marjorie Winifred Glen. Postal 
 address — Ferguslie Park, Paisley, N. B. 
 
 GEORGE POOLE NORRIS GLENCROSS, Esquire, 
 J. P. for Cornwall, M.A. Oxon. Born 1855, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late Rev. James Glencross, M.A. (Ball. 
 Coll., Oxon.), J. P. for Cornwall, by his wife Ann Armenell, 
 eldest dau. of the late Rev. George P. Norris of Roscraddock 
 House, St. Cleer, Cornwall. Armorial bearings— Per 
 saltire ermine and azure, a lion rampant or, holding in the 
 dexter forepaw a cross patonce of the last, in chief three 
 chaplets of oak proper, fructed gold. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a grey- 
 hound argent, charged on the body with a cross patonce 
 azure, resting the dexter forefoot upon a chaplet as in 
 the arms. Motto — " A cruce salus." Seat — Luxstowe, 
 Liskeard. 
 
 JAMES FERGUSON GLENN, Gentleman, F.A.I., 
 and Member of the Londonderry County Council 1899- 
 1905. Born 1862, being the eldest son of William Glenn 
 of Aghadowey, by Mary, dau. of James MacMillan of 
 Aghadowey, co. Londonderry. Livery — Claret colour 
 with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 fesse gules, between four martlets, three in chief and one 
 in base sable, an estoille between two escallop shells or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a mount vert, 
 under an oak tree proper, a winged lion passant or, charged 
 on the shoulder with an estoille gules, and holding in his 
 dexter forepaw a battleaxe proper. Motto— "Deus forti- 
 tude mea et salus." Married, Oct. 6, 1890, Mary, second 
 dau. of Robert Wilson of Dernagross, Aghadowey ; and 
 has had Issue — (i) James Ferguson Glenn, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 4, 1893; (2) Thomas Charles Glenn, Gentleman, b. 
 Oct. s, 1897 ; (3) Robert Wilson Glenn, Gentleman, b. July 3, 
 
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 1899 ; Alice Mary, d. 1897 ; Annie Woodbum ; <ind Maggie 
 Wibon, it. 1898 (a twin with Thomas Charha) ; Ethel Mary ; 
 
 and Ida Caroline. Residence— Fairmount, Aghadowey, co. 
 Londonderry. Clud — Primrose. 
 
 GLINNE, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 CLAYTON LOUIS GLYN, Esquire, J. P. co. Essex. 
 Bom July 13, 1857, being the eldest son of the late Clayton 
 
 William Feake Glyn, Esq., of Durrington House, Harlow, 
 M.A., J. P. CO. Essex, by his wife Mary Jane, eldest dau. of 
 
 Thomas Perry of Moor Hall, Harlow. /.tWry -IWwe and 
 silver with white piping. Armorial bearing^ (Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a double-headed eagU" displayed sable, 
 gutt«5e d'or (for Glyn) ; a and 3, gules, on a chevron argent, 
 three mullets sable (for Carr). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle's hend 
 erased sable, gutt<}e dor, in the beak an escallop argent. 
 Motto " Firm to my trust." Afarried, 1892, Elinor, dau. 
 of Douglas Sutherland of Toronto, Ontario ; and has Issue— 
 Murgot Elinor ; and Juliette Evangeline. 5*a/j Duiring- 
 ton House, Essex ; Sheering Hall, Harlow, Essex. Club — 
 United University. 
 
 General Sir JULIUS RICHARD GLYN, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. 
 Bom 1824, being the son of the Rev. Thomas Clayton 
 Glyn, by his wife Jemima Julia, dau. of William Hammond 
 of St. Alban's Court, co. Kent; created C. B. 1859, and 
 advanced to the rank of Knight Commander of that Order 
 1886. Armorial bearings — Argent, a double - headed 
 eagle displayed sable, gutt^e-d'or ; the escutcheon being 
 surrounded by the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, and pendent his badge as a Knight Commander 
 thereof. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased 
 sable, gutt6e-d'or, holding in the beak an escallop argent. 
 Married, firstly, 1857, Adelaide (who died 1879), daughter 
 of William Lea of Areley House, in the county of Worcester ; 
 secondly, 1890, Julia, daughter of the late General St. George 
 Showers, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, and widow of Colonel Hamilton Maxwell ; and 
 has Issue living (by first marriage) — Ada ; Marion [married, 
 1889, Captain Wentworth Odiarne Cavenagh, Bedfordshire 
 Regiment, and an Instructor at Royal Military College, 
 Sandhurst, and has issue]; and Rachel [married, 1896, 
 Bertram Cox]. Residence — Sherborne House, Sherborne, 
 in the county of Dorset. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 GLYNN (Vn. Cornwall, 1580 and 1620, Ped. H. Coll.), 
 Argent, three salmon-spears points downwards sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-talbot ermine, eared or. Motto — "Dry 
 weres agan Dew ny," 
 
 Sons of William Anthony Glynn, Esq., of Fairy Hill, 
 Isle of Wight, and of Bennacot Barton, Boyton, 
 Cornwall, J. P. for that co., D.C.L., *. 1807; d. 
 1866 ; m. 1827, Anne Goodall : — 
 William Anthony Glynn, Esq., J. P. Hants., D.L. Isle 
 of Wight, late 26th Cameronian Regt., ^. 1842; m. 1865, 
 Margaret Anderson , only d. of Robert Wigram Crawford, 
 M.P. , of 20 Eaton Square, London, W., and late of 
 Mickleham Hall, Surrey. Seat — Seagrove, nr. Ryde, 
 Isle of Wight. 
 John Henry Oglander of Nunwell (q.v.). 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES FREDERICK GODDARD, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Clearwell, Glos. Born Nov. 
 25, 1863, being the fourth but third surviving son of the late 
 Ambrose LethbridgeGoddard, Esq. , J. P. and D. L. co. Wilts, 
 M. P. for Cricklade 1847-80, by his wife Charlotte, eldest dau. 
 of the late Edward Ayshford Sanford of Nynehead Court, 
 CO. Somerset. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron vair 
 between three crescents argent. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag's head affront^e couped at the neck gules, 
 attired or. Residence — Clearwell Vicarage, Coleford, 
 Glos. 
 
 S EDWARD HESKETH GODDARD, Esquire, Capt. 
 Dorset Regt. Born Oct. 19, 1855, being the third 
 but second surviving son of the late Ambrose Lethbridge 
 Goddard, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife Charlotte, 
 eldest dau. of the late Edward Ayshford Sanford of Nyne- 
 head Court, CO. Somerset. Armorial bearings Gules, a 
 chevron vair between three crescents argent. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree with a 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 wreath of the colours, a stag's head affront^e, couped at 
 the neck gules, attired or. Married, April 1891, Gwendo- 
 line Loyd. Residence — 
 
 SFITZROY PLEYDELL GODDARD, Esquire, J. P. 
 for CO. Wilts, Capt. Royal Wilts Yeomanry, late Queen's 
 Messenger. Borti Aug. 30, 1852, being the second son of 
 Ambrose Lethbridge Goddard, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , M.P. 
 for Cricklade from 1847 to 1868, and from 1874 to 1880, 
 I and his wife Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late Edward 
 i Ayshford Sanford of Nynehead Court, Somerset. Armorial 
 i iMarings — Gules, a chevron vair between three crescents 
 '• argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a stag's head affront^e, couped at 
 the neck proper, attired or. Married, June i, 1895, Eugenia 
 I Kathleen, dau. of T. R. Merry, and widow of the late 
 Alexander G. Sutton. Estates in the Parishes of Swindon, 
 I Ridboume, Wroughton, Wanborough, and Aldbourne, 
 j Residences — -The Lawn, Swindon, Wilts ; and The Comedy, 
 I Christian Malford, Chippenham, Wilts. Club — St. 
 1 James's. 
 
 GODDEN (H. Coll.). Sable, on a bend argent, between 
 a sun in splendour in chief and a talbot's head erased in 
 base or, a garb between two like talbots' heads gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, between two cross crosslets fitchfe bendwise sable 
 upon a garb fesswise or, an eagle close proper, holding in 
 the beak three ears of wheat, leaved and slipped also or. 
 Motto— " Sit laus Deo." 
 Son of : — 
 
 John Godden, Gentleman. Res. — Ferncliffe, Tunbridge 
 Wells. 
 
 INGRAM FULLER GODFREY, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Kent. Bor7i Dec. 24, 1827, being the eldest son of the 
 late John Jull Godfrey, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Kent (who 
 assumed the surname and arms of Godfrey by Sign Manual 
 in 1810), by his wife Augusta Isabella, dau. of John Ingram 
 of Staindrop Hall, co. Durham. Armorial bearingrs— 
 Sable, a chevron between three pelicans' heads erased 
 or, vulning themselves proper. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-negro proper, 
 holding in the dexter hand a cross crosslet fitch^e argent. 
 Motto— "Corde fixam." Seat — Brook Street House, Ash- 
 next-Sandwich, Kent. 
 
 § ARCHIBALD GODLEY, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Leitrim, and J. P. for co. Cavan, being the fourth 
 son of the late John Godley, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Killi- 
 gar, by Catherine, dau. of the late Right Hon. Denis Daly 
 of Dunsandle, co. Galway, C/«iJ— Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three unicorns' heads erased 
 sable, horned gules, two and one, and three trefoils slipped 
 vert, one and two, and impaling the arms of Stapleton, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, argent a lion rampant sable (for 
 Stapleton); 2 and 3 argent, two bars, and in chief three 
 escallops azure (for Errington). Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's 
 head erased argent, horned gules, charged with three trefoils 
 slipped vert. Motto— " Sans Dieu rien." Married, 1862, 
 Jane Elizabeth, third dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Miles John 
 Stapleton ; and has Issue— Kxmg. Charlotte Adelaide. Seat 
 — Killigar, Belturbet, co. Leitrim. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR GODLEY, Knight Commander ot the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Permanent Under 
 Secretary of State for India, Member of the Governing 
 Body of Rugby School. Born 1847, being the son of John 
 Robert Godley of Killigar, Belturbet, co. Leitrim, by Char- 
 lotte, dau. of C. W. G. Wynne, M.P. of Voelas, Denbigh- 
 shire ; created C. B. 1882, and advanced to the rank of Knight 
 Commander 1893. C/«i^— Athenaeum. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, three unicorns' heads erased sable, horned gules, 
 two and one, and three trefoils slipped vert, one and two, 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Bath, 
 and pendent the badge of a K.C.B. , and impaling on a 
 second escutcheon the arms of James, namely gules, a dolphin 
 embowed or. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 
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 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, horned gules, charged with three trefoils slipped 
 vert; with the Motto, " Sans Dieu rien." Married, 1871, 
 the Hon. Sarah, dau. of the Right Hon. Walter Charles 
 James, ist Baron Northbourne; and has surviving Issue— 
 Hugh John Godley, Esq., b. 1877; Helen Sarah [«., 1895, 
 Henry Rice of DaneCourt, and has issue] ; Eveline Charlotte ; 
 and Katharine Enphemia. Postal addresses— 13 Ennismo. 
 Gardens, London, S.W. ; Minley Lodge, Farnborough 
 Hants. 
 
 GODOLPHIN, quartered by CONYERS. 
 GOFF, see DAVIS-GOFF. 
 
 GERALD LIONEL JOSEPH GOFF, Esq., J.P. for 
 Hants, Major Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Born 
 1855, being the eldest surviving son of the late Joseph Goff, 
 Esq., of Burton Grange, Herts, by Lady Adela, dau. of 
 Thomas, and Earl of Ranfurly, and grandson of the late 
 Joseph Goff, Esq., of Hale Park. Club— 'Sa.val and Mili- 
 tary. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron between two 
 fleurs-de-lis in chief and a lion rampant in base or. Mant- 
 ling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a squirrel sejant proper. Motto— " Fier sans 
 tache." Seat — Hale Park, Salisbury. 
 
 ROBERT GOFF, Esq. Born 1823, being the third son 
 of the late Joseph Goff, Esq. , of Hale Park, Hants, by Jane, 
 dau. of the late Capt. Thomas Stannus. Club — Arthur's. 
 Armorial bearing^s — Azure, a chevron between two fleurs- 
 de-lis in chief and a lion rampant in base or. Mantling 
 azure and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a squirrel sejant proper. Motto — "Fier sans 
 tache." Married, 1859, Cameron, only child of the late 
 Gen. de Lautour, C. B. , K. H. ; and has Issue — Ewan 
 Cameron Robert Goff, Gentleman, b. 1865 \in., 1892, Ellen 
 Clara, youngest dau. of George Sefton Constable of Sefton 
 Place, Warning Camp, Sussex]. Seat — Summers Place, 
 near Billingshurst, Sussex. 
 
 S THOMAS CLARENCE EDWARD GOFF, Esquire, 
 Captain 3rd Batt. Royal Scots Regt., J.P. co. Yorks. 
 and D.L. co. Roscommon. Born 1867, being the eldest 
 son of the late Capt. Thomas William Goff of Carriglea, 
 J.P. and D.L. for co. Roscommon (High Sheriff 1858), and 
 M.P. for the same county 1859, i860, by Dorothea, dau. 
 of the late Rev. Lord Augustus FitzClarence. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a chevron, between two fleurs-de-lis 
 in chief and a demi-lion rampant couped in base or, an 
 annulet gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant proper, charged on 
 the shoulder with a fleur-de-lis or, and holding in its fore- 
 paws a nut also proper. Motto — " Honestas optima poli- 
 tia." Married, April 15, 1896, Lady Cecilie Heathcote 
 Drummond Willoughby, fourth dau. of Gilbert Henry, ist 
 Earl of Ancaster ; and has Issue — Thomas Robert Charles 
 Goff, Gentleman, b. July 16, 1898 ; and Elizabeth Moyra. 
 Estate — Carrowroe Park, co. Roscommon. Postal address 
 —46 Pont Street, London, S.W. C/?/iJ— White's. 
 
 Surgeon-Major HENRY ALEXANDER GOGARTY. 
 M.D. (Dublin), retired A.M.D. , son of the late Andrew 
 Gogarty, M.D. (St. Andrews), of Rio de Janeiro, and 
 
 formerly of Dublin, by Hannah, daughter of Hayden. 
 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly argent and vert, a cross- 
 flory between four fleams all counterchanged. Mantling 
 vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a talbot passant gules, its forepaw supported by a 
 fleam or. Motto — "Fidelis." Postal address — Thwaite 
 House, Canterbury. 
 
 CHARLES GOLD, Esquire, J.P. co. Essex, M.P. for 
 North Essex since 1895. Born Jan. 2, 1837, teing the 
 second son of the late Michael Gold of Birmingham, 
 by his wife Ellen, dau. of William Younge, also of 
 Birmingham. Armorial bearing^s Gules, a chevron or, 
 surmounted by another of the field thereon two roses argent. 
 
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 in chief a bezunt lietween two lions rampant of the second, 
 each gorged with a collar of the third, and in hase a like 
 ion between two liezants. Mantling: gules and or. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion Rules, 
 gorged with a collar or, supporting with the paws a liranch 
 of three roses leaved and slipped all argent, a bezant. 
 Motto—" Non deerit alter aureus." Married, 1859, Fanny 
 Georgiana, dau. of the late Henry Gilbey of Bishop 
 Stortford. AV«j/-The Limes, Birchange, Kssex. Town 
 rtsitUnct — 17 Cumberland Terrace. Regent's Park, 
 London, N.W. 6V«*- Devonshire. 
 
 S HENRY GOLD. Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. Berk- 
 shire, High Sheriff 1897. Bom 1835, being the eldest 
 son of the late Michael Gold of Birmingham, by his wife 
 Ellen, dau. of William Younge, also of Birmingham. 
 Armorial bearings Gules, a chevron or, surmounted by 
 another of the field thereon two roses .argent, in chief a 
 bezant between two lions ram()ant of the second, each 
 gorged with a collar of the third, and in base a like lion 
 between two bezants. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a WTeath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion gules, 
 gorged with a collar or, supporting with the paws a branch 
 of three roses leaved and slipped all argent, a bezant. 
 Motto— "Non deerit alter aureus." Married, 1858, 
 Charlotte A., dau. of the late Henry Gilbey of Bishop 
 Stortford. AVa/ Hedsor, Maidenhead. Town residence 
 —3 Gloucester Terrace, Regents Park, N.W. Club— 
 Devonshire. 
 
 GOLD. Gules, a chevron or, surmounted of another of 
 the field, thereon two roses argent, in chief a bezant be- 
 tween two lions rampant of the second, each gorged with a 
 collar of the third, and in base a like lion between two 
 bezants. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a demi-lion gules, gorged with a 
 collar or, supporting with the paws a branch of three 
 roses leaved and slipped all argent, a bezant. Motto — 
 " Non deerit alter aureus." 
 
 Son of Henry Gold, Esq., J. P. and D.L., b. 1835; 
 
 m. 1858, Charlotte A., d. of late Henry Gilbey of 
 
 Bishop's Stortford : — 
 Alfred Gilbey Gold, Esq., J.P. Berks, b. i Oct. 1859; 
 m. 4 Aug. 1886, Mary, d. of Henry Oxenhani of Bovingdon ; 
 and has issue — (1) Cfecil Argo Gold, Gentleman, b. 3 June 
 1887 ; (2) Patrick Hugh Gold, Gentleman, b. 13 March 
 1889 ; (3) Alec Henry Gold, Gentleman, b. 26 July 1895 ; 
 and Stella Mary. Res. — Rawdon House, Holyport, Berks. 
 Club — Orleans. 
 
 ARCHIBALD MURGATROYD GOLDIE GOLDIE- 
 SCOT, Gentleman, of Craigmuie, in Stewartry of Kirkcud- 
 bright. Bom March 1863, being the son of the late Thomas 
 Goldie Goldie-Scot of Craigmuie, by his wife and cousin 
 Frances Elizabeth Lever Goldie. Armorial bearings — Quar- 
 terly I and 4, or on a bend between two griffins' heads erased 
 azure, a mullet between two crescents of the first (for Scot) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, a chevron gules, between three trefoils 
 slipped vert (for Goldie), over all, on an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence argent, two bends sable, the upp>er engrailed (for Lever). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon wreaths of 
 his liveries are set for Crests, i. a stag trippant proper (for 
 Scot) ; 2. a garb or (for Goldie). Mottoes — Over the crests, 
 " Fideliter amo," and "Quid utUius." Married, 1885, his 
 cousin Ellen Gertrude, fourth daughter of the Reverend 
 Michael Henry Simpson, Vicar of Towlaw, in the county 
 of Durham ; and has Issue — Dorothy Lever and Cecil Mary. 
 Seat — Craigmuie, Moniaive, Thornhill, North Britain. 
 
 The Honourable Sir JOHN TANKERVILLE 
 GOLDNEY, Knight Bachelor, Chief-Justice of Trinidad. 
 Bom 1846, being the third son of Sir Gabriel Goldney, 
 Baronet, by his wife Mary Anne, daughter of Richard 
 Haywood Alexander of Cors'hani, in the county of Wiltshire ; 
 created Knight Ikichelor, 1893. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Per pale gules and azure, on a bend en- 
 grailed plain cotised argent, between two eagles displayed 
 of the last, three garbs sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours. 
 
 in front of a garb as in the arms, three cinquefoils or ; with 
 the Motto, " Honor virtutis praeniium." Married, February 
 9, 1875, Jane Macgregor, daughter of John Laird, Mcnilier 
 of I'arliament for Birkenhead. Postal arfrfrwj— Trinidad, 
 West Indies. 
 
 GOLDSMID. see HOFFNUNG -GOLDSMID, and 
 D' AVIGDO R-GOLDSM I D. 
 
 OSMOND ELIM DAVIGDOR GOLDSMID, Estjuire, 
 J.P. for COS. Kent and Sussex, M.A., LL.B. Trinity Hall, 
 Cambs., Lord of the Manor of Southborough ; assumed the 
 name and arms of Goldsmid by Royal Licence, May 1896, on 
 succeeding the late Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bart. Bom Aug. 9, 
 1877, being the only son of the late Elim Henry D'Avigdor, 
 by his wife Henrietta, dau. of B. S. Jacobs. A/wrv— Black, 
 black and yellow strijMid waistcoat ; (dress) : fawn coat, 
 blue plush breeches. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 
 I and 4, per saltire ermine and erminois, on a chief gules, a 
 goldfinch proper between two roses or (for Goldsmid) ; 2 and 
 3 sable, a lion passant argent, holding in the dexter fore- 
 paw an anchor erect or between two mullets of six points 
 paleways of the last. Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent, supporting 
 with the paws a bundle of twigs erect or, banded azure (for 
 Goldsmid) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, two demi- 
 greyhounds respecting each other sable, supporting be- 
 tween the paws a liezant charged with a demi-lion rampant 
 and couped, holding in the dexter paw an anchor erect, 
 both sable. Seat — Somerhill, Tonbridge, Kent. Clubs — 
 White's and Carlton. 
 
 5 Sir DAVID LIONEL GOLDSMID-STERN-SALO- 
 MONS, Bart., M.A. (Camb.), Barrister-at-Law, D.L. 
 CO. Kent, and High Sheriff 1881, Mayor of Tunbridge Wells 
 1895, J.P. for Kent, Sussex, Middlesex, Westminster, and 
 London, a County Councillor for Kent ; assumed by 
 Royal Licence (1899) the additional surnames and arms 
 of Goldsmid and Stern. Born Jan. 28, 1851, being the 
 only son of the late Phillip Salomons, by his wife Emma, 
 
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 dau. of Jacob Montefiore of Sydney, New South Wales. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron 
 gules and sable, a chevron vair, betw^een (in chief) two 
 lions rampant, double-queued or, each holding between 
 the paws a plate charged with an ermine spot, and in 
 base a cinquefoil erminois (for Salomons) ; 2. or, on a 
 bend indented gules, three estoiles of the first, and in the 
 centre chief point a cross crosslet also gules (for Stern) ; 3. 
 per saltire erminois and ermine on a chief gules, a gold- 
 finch proper, between two roses or, and a canton ermine. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a mount vert, thereon issuant out of six park- 
 pales or, a demi-lion double-queued gules, holding between 
 the paws a bezant charged with an ermine spot (for Salo- 
 mons) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-unicorn gules, 
 armed, maned, and unguled or, charged on the shoulder 
 with a cross crosslet argent (for Stern) ; 3. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion argent, in the paws a bundle of 
 twigs erect or, banded azure, charged on the shoulder with 
 
 volant above an eagle proper, in the beak a billet or, sur- 
 mounted by a rainbow, also proper. Motto —" Endeavour. " 
 
 a cross-crosslet gules. Motto - ' ' Deo adjuvante. ' ' Married, 
 July 20, 1882, Laura, younger dau. of Baron de Stern of 
 4 Hyde Park Gate, London; and has Issue — (i) David 
 Reginald Herman Phillip Goldsmid-Stern-Salomons, Esq., 
 b. Oct. 13, 1885 ; Maud Julia ; Sybil Gwendolen, d. 1899 ; 
 Vera Frances ; and Ethel Dorothy. Seat -'RvoomhiW, Tun- 
 bridge Wells, Kent. Town residence — 49 Grosvenor 
 Street, London, W. C/z^Jj— Carlton, Athenasum, City of 
 London, Royal Societies', Savage. 
 
 WILLIAM GOLDTHORPE, Esquire, J. P. for co. of 
 Lancaster, Chairman of the Quarter Sessions for the Hun- 
 dred of Saltord, and Barrister-at-Law (Gray's Inn). Born 
 May 2, 1839. Livety — Dark green. Armorial bearings 
 — Per pale argent and or, in base a mount vert, issuant 
 therefrom si.x oak trees, three on either side proper, a chief 
 nebuly azure, thereon three bezants. Mantling vert and 
 ^rgent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a rock, and 
 
 Residences— ^TOoV. House, Levenshulme, Manchester; Gorst 
 House, Chorley, Cheshire. Club — Union (Manchester). 
 
 GOLKAR, quartered by TEMPEST, 
 
 GOMM, see CARR-GOMM. 
 
 Sir DANIEL FULTHORPE GOOCH, 3rd Baronet. 
 Born May 25, 1869, being the only son of the late Sir 
 Henry Daniel Gooch, 2nd Baronet, by his wife Mary 
 Kelsall, dau. of Joseph Rodney Croskey of Philadelphia, 
 U.S.A. Livery — Dark blue, red waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale argent and sable, on a chevron between 
 three talbots passant, two escallops all counterchanged, on 
 a chief engrailed gules, a Catherine - wheel between two 
 leopards' faces or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a talbot per pale sable and argent, 
 gorged with a wreath of oak, and resting the dexter forepaw 
 on a wheel or. Motto — " Fideet virtute." Married, ]une22, 
 1896, Mary Winifred, only dau. of the late Edward William 
 Monro of Clewer Hill ; and has Issue — Lancelot Daniel 
 Edward Gooch, Esq., b. Sept. 18, 1897; and Phillis Evelyn. 
 Seat — Clewer Park, Windsor, Berks. Clubs — Kildare 
 Street (Dublin), Isthmian. 
 
 SJOHN ROBERT PHELIPS GOODDEN, Esquire, 
 Colonel, late Lieut. -Col. commanding Dorset "Queen's 
 Own "Yeomanry, 1890, J. P. and D.L. Dorset, J. P. Somer- 
 set, M.A. Oxford, High Sheriff of Dorset 1890, formerly 
 4th Dragoon Guards. Born July 23, 1845, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Goodden, Esq., of Over Compton, by 
 his wife Ann, dau. of Rev. R. Phelips. Livery — {Dress) 
 blue coat and waistcoat trimmed with gold lace, blue plush 
 breeches with gold lace garter, black stockings ; (undress) 
 blue dark coat and trousers, blue and yellow striped waist- 
 coat, gilt buttons, drab greatcoat. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, on a bend between two demi-lions rampant erased or, 
 three lozenges, vair, gules, and argent, Mantling azure and 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 or. Oreit -On a wreath of the colours, a f^iffin's head erased 
 or, with wings endorsed vair, argent, and gules, holding in 
 its nrnis. MottO -" Jovis omnia plena," "God is every- 
 where." Matritd, May 19, 1875, Caroline, eldest dau. of 
 Kt. Hon. Sir Bernard Samuelson, Dart., P.C., F.K.S. ; and 
 
 Gooden-Chisholm, heir of line, heir general, and heir of 
 entail of The Chisholms of Str.ithglass, by his wife Anne 
 Klirahcth, dau. of John Lamliert of Banstcad. Armorial 
 bearings -Gules, a boar's head erased or, lanRuwi ;izurc. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 
 '"<'!n':T^j^^V^ 
 
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 has /ssue -(i) John Bernhard Harbin Goodden, Gentleman, 
 i. Nov. 18, 1876; (2) Cecil Phelips Goodden, Gentleman, 
 d. Nov. 12, 1879 ; (3) Robert Blundell Goodden, Gentleman, 
 i. April 2, 1881 ; and Maud Wyndham. 5«a/ -Compton 
 House, Nether Compton, near Sherborne. C/«3j— Junior 
 Carlton and Cavalry. 
 
 CHISHOLM GOODEN-CHISHOLM, Gentleman. 
 Born 1856, being the eldest son of the late James Chisholm 
 
 his liveries, a dexter hand coup)ed at the wrist, holding a 
 dagger erect on which is transfixed a boar's head couped. 
 Motto — " Feros ferio." Supporters — Two savages 
 wreathed al)out the head and loins with laurel, their clubs 
 reversed and resting on the ground. Married, 1902, 
 Gertrude Mary, dau. of Samuel Dyer of Great Bookham, 
 Surrey. Residence — Vann House, Ockley, Surrey. 
 
 \Heir-f resumptive, his brother Roderick Chisholm Gooden- 
 Chisholm, Esquire, sometime Captain and Instructor of 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Musketry, 3rd Seaforth Highlanders. Married, July 12, 
 1893, Margaret, dau. of Col. William Fraser of Culbokie 
 and Guisachan ; and has Issue — Uailean HamishM' Uistean 
 Gooden-Chisholm, b. April 19, 1893 ; and Mairi Lambert. 
 Residence - M^A?« Croft, Ferndown, IVimborne. Club — 
 Junior Carlton."] 
 
 GOODEVE-ERSKINE, see MAR. 
 
 H Gkneral WILLIAM WESTGOODFELLOW, Col. 
 
 ^ ("ommandant Royal Engineers, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Born June 2, 1833, 
 being the eldest son of Gen. William Barclay Goodfellovv, 
 Royal Engineers, by his wife Harriette Jane, dau. of Charles 
 West, M.D. ; was created C.B. 1868. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a chevron gules, between two gabions in 
 
 Wef proper, and in base on a mount vert an elephant sable, 
 fft chief embattled azure, thereon on the dexter, pendent 
 from a ribband of the second, a representation of the silver 
 medal presented to Samuel Goodfellow hiy the Honourable 
 East India Company, in commemoration of his services at 
 the taking of Seringapatam ; and on the sinister, pendent 
 from a ribband also of the second, a representation of the 
 gold medal presented to the said Samuel Goodfellow by the 
 Grand Seignor, for his services in Egypt. Pendent from 
 the escutcheon is his badge as a Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-female figure representing 
 Temperance, vested argent, mantle azure, in the dexter 
 hand a palm-branch, and in the sinister a bridle proper. 
 Motto — "Temperance." Married, October 10, 1870, 
 Claudine Caroline (who died 1875), daughter of General 
 Charles B. Fuller, Royal Artillery ; and has Issue— Roheri 
 
 Charles Goodfellow, Gentleman, Lieut. "Central India 
 Horse," b. May 16, 1875. Postal address— Vnhed Service 
 Club, Pall Mall, S.W. C/«*— United Service. 
 
 SJOHN WILLIAM GOODFORD, Gentleman. Born 
 1878, being the son of the late Arthur John Goodford 
 and his wife Harriet Elizabeth, dau of Hastings Nathaniel 
 Middleton, Esq., of Bradford Peverell, Dorchester. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Azure, on a chevron between three 
 boars' heads azure, langued and couped gules, as many 
 pellets. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar's head argent, langued gules, charged 
 on the neck with a pellet. Livery— DtxxV. blue, silver buttons. 
 Married, 1904, Ethel Gladys, youngest dau. of Percival 
 Gordon Dobson of Teignmouth, Devon. Residence — 
 Chilton Cantelo, Somerset. 
 
 S CHARLES EMANUEL GOODHART. Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L. for Kent. Bonn 818, being the only surviv- 
 ing son of the late Emanuel Goodhart, Esq., by Christiana, 
 dau. of the late Peter Richard Burford, Esq., of Stratford, 
 Essex. Armorial bearings — Gules, a buck trippant argent, 
 in chief two bees volant or, on a chief nebuly of the third a 
 cross of Lorraine of the field between two eagles displayed 
 sable. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a bee-hive or, between two 
 bees within a rainbow terminating in clouds proper. 
 Married, first, 1846, Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. Thomas Settle 
 of Gt. Yarmouth, Norfolk (she died 1879) ; second, 1880, 
 Agatha Margaret, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir James Caird, 
 K.C. B. ; and has by the former, with other Issue — Emanuel 
 Charles Goodhart, Gentleman, b. 1849. Seat — Langley 
 Park, Beckenham, Kent. 
 
 GOOLD, borne on an escutcheon of pretence by 
 VERSCHOYLE. 
 
 HAMILTON FREDERICK STUART GOOLD- 
 VERSCHOYLE, Esquire, J. P. for the county of Done- 
 gal. Bom October 6, 1874, being the only son of the 
 Rev. Hamilton Stuart Verschoyle of Cashelshanaghan, 
 &c. , CO. Donegal (to whom refer) by his wife, Frances 
 Frederika Dorothea, youngest dau. and co-heir of the 
 Venerable Frederick Faulkiner Goold of Rosbrien, Dro- 
 madda, &c. , in the co. of Limerick, and Archdeacon 
 of Raphoe, and assumed by Royal Licence, dated March 
 14, 1900, the additional surname and arms of Goold. 
 Annorial bearings — Quarterly i and 6, quarterly i. and 
 iiii., argent, on a chevron between three boars' heads 
 couped gules, a cross pat^e or (for Verschoyle) ; ii. and 
 iii. azure, on a fesse or between five goldfinches, three in 
 chief and two in base proper, three mullets of the field, 
 in the dexter chief point a crescent of the second for 
 difference (for Goold) ; 2. argent, a chevron gules between 
 three boars' heads erased sable (for Nesbitt) ; and on a 
 canton the following arms : quarterly i. or, a lion rampant 
 gules within a double tressure flory counterflory of the last 
 (for Scotland) ; ii. or, a fesse chequey argent and azure, in 
 chief a label of three points gules (for Stuart) ; iii. argent, 
 a saltire between four roses gules (for Lennox) ; iiii. azure, 
 a lion rampant argent (for Macduff) - the whole of the canton 
 within a bordure componte argent and azure ; 3. per 
 chevron argent and vert, three hinds at gaze proper (for 
 Hawkins) ; 4. vert, a pegasus passant ermine, a chief or 
 (for Quin) ; 5. quarterly i. and iiii. gules, out of clouds 
 in the sinister side a dexter arm fesseways proper holding 
 a dagger in pale argent, pommel and hilt or ; ii. and iii. 
 argent, a lion rampant gules supporting a tree in the 
 dexter proper (for O'Riordan). Mantling gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crests -i. Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 boar's head couped gules, charged with a cross patte or 
 (for Verschoyle) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant or, charged on the shoulder with a' crescent 
 gules (for Goold); with the Motto " Temperans et 
 constans." Married, Aug. 30, 1900, Sibyl Mary, younger 
 dau. of Colonel F. A. Le Mesurier, C.B., R.E. Estates— 
 Dromadda, Athea and Ardagh, all in co. Limerick. Seat 
 — Athea House, Athea, co. Limerick. 
 
 GORDON, see CONWAY-GORDON. FOJiBES-GOR- 
 
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 DON, HAY-GORDON. PIRIE-GORDON, WOLRIGE- 
 GORDON, and EVANS-GORDON. 
 
 GORDON, quartered by CAMPBELL and ERASER. 
 
 ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER GORDON, Esquire. 
 J. P. CO. of Edinburgh. Knight of Gmce of the Order of 
 the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. C.A., 
 F.S.A. Scot.. Knight of the I.^ion of Honour, Officierde 
 rinstructton Publique (Gold Palms), a Member of the 
 Royal C'c>mp;»ny of Archt-rs. the King's Bodyguard for Scot- 
 land, Major 9th Vol. Batt. (Highlanders) the Royal Scots 
 (I>olhian Regt.). Bom Sept. 3. 1867, being the second son 
 of the late William Eagleson Gordon, M.D. , of Homchill, 
 BridRC of Allan, Stirlingshire, by his wife Emily Maryann, 
 only surviving daughter of the late Archibald Dick, Esq. 
 Armorial bearlngB— Paly gules and argent, three boars' 
 heads erased proper. Mantling gules and argent. Or«at 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm couped at the 
 elbow, vested paly argent and gules, brandishing in the 
 hand a scimitar proper. MottO — " Dread God." Married, 
 Dec. 1, iSga, Maude, twin dau. of Major Gen. Edmund 
 David.son Smith, late A.Q.M.G. Dublin District, and great- 
 granddau. of the late John Hyde of Castle Hyde, co. Cork ; 
 and has had Issue— (1) William Hyde Eagleson Gordon, 
 Gentleman, t. Aug. 23, 1893 ; (2) Archibald George 
 Ramsay Gordon (a twin with his elder brother), d. Dec. 26, 
 1893; (3) Edmund Robert Adam Gordon, Gentleman, b, 
 March 25, 1896. Residence — i Coates Gardens, Edinburgh. 
 Club— Constitutional. 
 
 boars' heads erased or. Mantling gules, doubled :irgent. 
 OrMt — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a boar's head. 
 Motto—" Forw.ird without fear. " Married, 1879, Kliza- 
 belh Anna, elder dau. of the late J. Snowdon Henry 
 (formerly M.P. for S.E. Lancashire) of East Dene, lion- 
 church; and hiis Issue — (i) Ronald Henry Gordon, Esq., 
 Lieut. 3rd Gordon Highlanders, b. 1885; (2) Eric George 
 Strathearn Gordon, Gentleman, b. 1886; Katherine Marjoric 
 Strathearn \m., 1902, W. H. Askew, son of Watson and 
 Hon. Mrs. Askew Robertson, of Pallinsburn and Lady- 
 kirkl ; Alma Victoria Strathearn ; and Violet Constance 
 Cyrille Strathearn. /Residences— 61 Prince's Gate, S.W. ; 
 I Queen's Gardens, Hove, Sussex. Ciubs — Carlton, &c. 
 
 LEWIS GORDON, Gentleman, of Abergeldie, in the 
 county of Aberdeen. Bom , being the eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late Adam Gordon, by his wife Susan, 
 sixth daughter of the Rev. John Swete of Oxton House, 
 in the county of Devon ; and succeeded his brother in 
 1901. Armorial bearings — He bears for Amu : Quarterly 
 I. azure, three boars' heads couped or ; 2. or, three lions' 
 heads erased gules ; 3. or, three crescents gules, within a 
 double tressure flory counterflory of the second ; 4. azure, 
 three cinquefoils argent, the whole within a bordure quarterly 
 argent and gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a deer- 
 hound argent, collared gules. Motto — "God with us." 
 Seat — Abergeldie Castle, Ballater, in the county of Aberdeen. 
 Resieience — The Courtyard, Eltham, in the county of Kent. 
 
 JAMES GILLESPIE GORDON. Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Azure, a bend wavy between three 
 boars' heads erased or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a boar's head erased 
 or, armed and langued gules. Motto— " Maneo." 
 Residence —CWhoR, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. 
 
 The Honourable JOHN EDWARD GORDON, 
 M.P. for Morayshire since 1895. Bom 1850, being the 
 son of the Rt. Hon. Edward Strathearn, Baron Gordon 
 of Drumeam, co. Stirling, a Life Peer, being a Lord 
 
 •of Appeal in Ordinary under the Appellate Jurisdiction 
 Act, 1876, Lord-Advocate for Scotland in three Con- 
 servative Administrations, by his wife Agnes, only child of 
 John Maclnnes of Anchenreoch, co. Stirling. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, an eagle's head erased between three 
 
 WILLIAM EAGLESON GORDON, Esquire, V.C, 
 Capt. ist Batt. Gordon Highlanders. Born i866, being 
 the eldest son of the late William Eagleson Gordon, M. D., 
 of Homehill, Bridge of .'\llan, Stirlingshire, by his wife 
 Emily Mary Ann, only dau. of the late Archibald Dick. 
 Armorial bearingfs — Paly gules and argent, three boars' 
 heads erased proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm couped at the 
 elbow, vested paly .irgent and gules, brandishing in the hand 
 a scimitar proper. Motto— "Dread God." Residence— 
 29 Melville Street, Edinburgh. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 GORDON of Aikenhead, Renfrewshire (L.O., 12 April 
 1806). Azure, three boar's heads erased within a bordure 
 engrailed or, charged with three escallops sable. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a demi-savage wreathed head and middle with laurel, hold- 
 ing a club over his shoulder all proper. Motto — ' ' Dread 
 God." 
 
 Eld. surv. son of John Gordon of Aikenhead [d. 1897), 
 
 by Lady Christian Isabella, d. of Henry, 12th Earl 
 
 of Buchan : — 
 
 Henry Erskine Gordon. Esq.. J.P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Lanark and Renfrew, and J.P. Glasgow. Major and 
 
 Hon. Lt.-Col. Lanarksh. Yeom. Cav. (ret.), B.A. (Camb.), 
 
 Advocate, b. 1849; m. 1895, Bertha Agnes, d. of Major 
 
 John Finlay of Castle Toward, Argyllshire, and Woodhay, 
 
 Surrey ; and has issue — Joan Victoria Christian Erskine ; 
 
 Nancy ; Dorothy ; and Violet. Seat — Aikenhead, Cathcart, 
 
 Renfrewshire. Clubs — New University. New (Edinburgh), 
 
 Western (Glasgow). 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES GORDON -CANNING, Esquire, 
 J.P. CO. Monmouth. Born June i, 1857, being the fourth 
 son of the late Captain P. R. Gordon, who assumed by 
 Royal Licence the additional name and arms of Canning, 
 by his wife Maria Canning, elder dau. and coheir of the 
 late Robert Canning, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of 
 CO. Gloucester. Armorial bearlng^s — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, three negroes' heads couped proper, wreathed about 
 the temples of the first and sable, and for distinction a cross 
 crosslet in chief of the last ; 2 and 3, azure, on a chevron 
 ermine between three boars' heads erased or, a stag's head 
 erased gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, hold- 
 ing in the dexter paw a battle-axe proper (for Canning) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased proper. 
 Motto — " Dum vigilo tutus"; over the crest, "Bydand." 
 Married, 1884, Clara, elder dau. of Crawshay Bailey of 
 
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 Maindiff Court, co. Monmouth ; and has Issue — Robert 
 Cecil Gordon-Canning, Gentleman, /5. June 24, 1888; and 
 
 Muriel Constance. Seat — Hartpury, Gloucester. 
 Boodle's, Pratt's. 
 
 Clubs— 
 
 JOHN GORDON-CUMING-SKENE, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 4, 1886, being the eldest son of the late Alexander 
 Gordon-Cuming-Skene, Esq., J. P., by his wife Ada Wilson. 
 Armorial beaxings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, three boars' 
 heads or, a bordure of the last; 2. azure, three garbs or, a 
 bordure of the last (for Cuming) ; 3. gules, three skenes 
 argent, pommelled or, each having on the point a wolfs 
 head coiiped of the last within a bordure engrailed (for 
 Skene). Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dove proper. Supporters — Dexter, a warrior 
 holding in the dexter hand a shield, and in the sinister a 
 spear all proper ; sinister, a wild boar proper. Motto — 
 " I hope." Residence — Harrow. 
 
 M ROBERT GORDON GORDON-GILMOUR, Esquire, 
 w C. B. , D.S.O. , of Liberton and Craigmillar, co. Edin- 
 burgh, Lt.-Col. Grenadier Guards, J. P. and D.L. for 
 Midlothian. Born Feb. 27, 1857, being the eldest son of 
 Henry Wolrige Gordon of Hallhead ; and assumed the 
 name of Gilmour on succeeding to the estate of Craigmillar 
 by the death of his great-uncle Walter James Little Gil- 
 mour. Armorial bearings (L.O. 1887) — Quarterly, first 
 and fourth grand quarters, quarterly i and 4, azure three 
 writing pens paleways argent (for Gilmour, c. 1672-7) ; 
 
 2. sable, on a saltire argent a crescent gules (for Little) ; 
 
 3. gules, three boars' heads erased argent, issuing out of 
 the dexter base a lance, and out of the sinister base a 
 Lochaber axe both in pale and of the last (for Rankine of 
 Orchardhead) ; second and third grand quarters, azure a fesse 
 between three boars' heads couped or (for Gordon) ; and 
 impaling the arms of Lygon, namely argent, two lions 
 passant in pale, double-queued gules, tj pon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon wreaths of his liveries are 
 set for Crests, i. a dexter hand holding a scroll of paper 
 within a garland of laurel proper ; 2. out of a crest coronet 
 a stag's head affrontte proper. Mottoes— " Nil penna sed 
 visus;" " Bydand." Married, October 19, 1889, Susan, 
 
 commonly called Lady Susan, second daughter of the 
 Right Honourable Frederick Lygon, sixth Earl Beauchamp ; 
 and has Issue — ]ohn Little-Gilmour, formerly Gordon- 
 Gilmour, Gentleman (q.v.), b. June 5, 1899; and three 
 daughters. Seat— The Inch, Liberton, co. Midlothian. 
 
 [TAe supporters, "two hawks rising proper," quoted in 
 Burke's "Landed Gentry," are not matriculated in Lyon 
 Register, and are of no authority.'] 
 
 S JAMES ALEXANDER GORDON- KING. Esquire. 
 Captain Scots Guards. Born April 18, 1872, being 
 the only son of the late Lieut. -Col. William Ross King, 
 late 74th Highlanders, J. P. and D.L., of Tertowie, 
 Aljerdeenshire, by his wife Lucan Gordon, daughter 
 of the late Col. William Cumming-Skene-Gordon of 
 Pitlurg and Parkhill, Aberdeenshire. Livery — Blue, with 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse 
 
 argent, between a lion's head erased of the la.st in chiel and 
 a water-bouget or in base, three round buckles gules. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Out of a wreath 
 of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant gules, crowned with an 
 antique crown or. Motto — "Fearna." Seat — Tertowie, 
 Kinaldie. Aberdeenshire. Clubs — Guards'. Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAM GORDON-OSWALD. Gentleman. 
 Born 1854, being the only son of James Gordon Oswald of 
 Scotstoun, by his first wife Thomazine (d. 1881), eldest dau. 
 of William Crawford of Lakelands, co. Cork. Armorial 
 bearingfs— Quarterly i and 4, azure, a savage wreathed 
 about the head and middle with bay leaves, having a quiver 
 of arrows by his side, bearing a bow in his left hand proper' 
 and pointing to a blazing star in the dexter chief point or. 
 within a bordure ermine ; 2. azure, three boars' heads couped 
 or, within a bordure parted per fesse argent and of the ■ 
 second, charged with three cushions pendent by the corners 
 gules; 3. quarterly i. and iiii., argent, a saltire engrailed 
 sable ; ii. argent, a saltire engrailed between four roses 
 gules; iiir. or. a bend chequy sable and argent. Mantling 
 
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 l^ulcs, doubled ardent. Ontt— i. on a wreath of his liveries, 
 a ship under sail proper; wilh the Motto, " Non mihi 
 commodus uni " ; a. upon a wreath of his liveries, a dagger 
 erect piercing a boar's head erased proper. MottO — " Non 
 astutia. " Aiarried, 1878, Eugenie Diana, youngest dau. of 
 Cot. Edward Thomas Coke of Debdnle, Notts. Seals— 
 Aigas, Inverness-shire ; Roughgrove, co. Cork. 
 
 GORE, see PERY-KNOXGORE. and SAUNDERS- 
 KNOX-GORE. 
 
 GORE (U.O.). Gules, a fess between three cross 
 crosslets fitch^ or. "■■^""g gules and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, an heraldic tiger salient argent, 
 collared gules. Motto — " In hoc signo vinces." 
 
 Son of Joseph Gore of Derrymore. b. ; d. 1847 ; 
 
 m. 1837, Margaret, d. of Very Rev. Richard Bagwell 
 
 of Marltield, Dean of Clogher : — 
 Lt.-Gen. Edward Arthur Gore, J. P. and D.L., A.A.G. 
 Northern Dbt. 1887-9, in North-Western Dist. 1889-92, 
 Insp.-Gen. of Remounts 1894-8, Col. late Lt.-Col. comdg. 
 Inniskilling Dragoons (1878-83), b. 1839. Seat — Derrymore, 
 O'Callaghan's Mills, co. Clare. Clubs — Army and Navy, 
 United Service, Windham, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 The Honourable HENRY POWELL GORE 
 LANGTON, Lt.-Col. late commanding 3rd Batt. Somerset 
 Light Infantry, J. P. co. Somerset. Born Dec. 14, 1854, 
 being the second son of the late William Henry Powell 
 Gore-Langlon and Lady Anna Eliza, dau. of the Duke of 
 Buckingham and Chandos. Livery — Dark blue and silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings (R.L. 1783, H. Coll.)— 
 Quarterly i and 4, quarterly sable and or, a bend argent 
 (for Langton) ; 2 and 3, gules, a fesse between three 
 crosses crosslet fitch^ or (for Gore). Mantling sable and 
 or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, an eagle or, and 
 wyvern vert, their necks entwined regardant (for Langton) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a mount %ert, an heraldic 
 tiger salient argent, collared gules (for Gore). Motto — 
 " In hoc signo vinces." Married, Sept. 5, 1878, Marguerite 
 Lncy, dau. of the late Major Robert Guthrie MacGregor ; 
 and has Issue — (i) John Henry Cyril Gore Langton, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 19, 1879, d. Aug. 31, 1879; (2) William Alec 
 Grenville Gore Langton, Esq., b. Nov. 3, 1881, d. May 
 27. 1893; (3) Hubert Edwin Gore Langton, Esq., Lieut. 
 R.N., b. Aug. 18, 1883; (4) Robert Lancelot Gore Lang- 
 ton, Gentleman, b. March 30, 1885; (5) Norman Eric Gore 
 Langton, Gentleman, b. July 22, 1886; (6) Richard Gerald 
 Gore Langton, Gentleman, Cadet R.N., b. March 16, 1892. 
 Seat — Hatch Park, Taunton. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 JOHN ARTHUR HOWARD GORGES, Esquire, Major 
 57th Regt. Bengal Army (retired), late Adjutant Roscommon 
 Militia. Bom Jan. 20, 1821, being the third but eldest 
 surviving son of the Rev. John Howard Gorges, M.A. , 
 T.C.D., Rector of Hollymount, in the co. of Mayo, by 
 his wife Frances, dau. of Solomon Richards, Esq., of 
 Solsborough, in the co. of Wexford (High Sheriff 1793), 
 and Grandson of Hamilton Gorges of Killrew, co. Meath, 
 and Ballygawley, co. Tyrone, M.P. for the co. of Meath. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly of eight, i and 8 lozenge 
 or and azure, a chevron gules (for Gorges, modern) ; 2. 
 argent, on a chief gules, three bezants (for Russell) ; 3. 
 argent, a gurges azure (for Gorges, ancient) ; 4. or, five 
 lozenges in fesse gules, each charged with an escallop of the 
 field (for Newmarch) ; 5. gfules, a lion rampant ermine (for 
 Oldhall) ; 6. argent, a chevron sable, between three billets 
 ermine (for Englowise) : 7. gules, three cinquefoils pierced 
 ermine (for Hamilton); over all, on an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence, azure, two lions rampant combatant argent, chained 
 or, supporting a tower triple-towered of the second (for Kelly 
 of Turrock). Crest — A greyhound's head couped proper, 
 collared gules, bezant^e. Motto — " Prend moy tel que je 
 suis." Married, 1867, Mary, only dau., and eventually heir 
 of William Daniel Kelly, Esq., of Turrock and Castlepark, 
 CO. Roscommon, D. L. ; and has Issue — (i) Edward Howard 
 Gorges, Gentleman, b. 1868; (2) John Arthur Howard 
 Gorges, Gentleman ; (3) Richard William Howard Gorges, 
 Gentleman ; (4) Raymond Charles Howard Gorges, Gentle- 
 man ; (s) Alfred Howard Gorges,. Gentleman ; and Jane 
 Frances Howard. Postal address — 15 Royal Terrace, East 
 Kingstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 TuK Reverend JOHN GORING, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 J. P. for CO. Sussex. Bom March 3, 1834, being the second 
 son of the late Charles Goring, Esq., of Wiston, Sussex, 
 (second son of Sir C. M. (Jormg, Bart.), by his third wife 
 Mary, dau. of the Rev. John liallard, D. D. , P'ellow of 
 Winchester College, Rector of Great Longford, Wilts. 
 Z.»f(rr)' — Pepper and salt, trimmed with red and silver. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron between three 
 annulets gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant guanlani sable. 
 Married, Sept. 24, 1861, Isabel Mary (d. 1885), dau. 
 of the late Freeman Thomas of Ralton, Sussex ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Charles Goring, Esq., J. P. and D. L. co. Sussex, 
 b. Sept 12, 1862; (2) Walter Goring, Esq. , Major 3rd King's 
 Own Hussars, b. Dec. 21, 1863 ; (3) John Goring, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 16, 1869, d. 1878 ; (4) Alan Goring, Escj. , Capt 
 20th Hussars, b. March 26, 1873; (5) Herbert (Joring, 
 Gentleman, b. August 20, 1880; (6) Francis Goring. (Gentle- 
 man, b. April 2, 1884; Elizabeth ; and Mary. Seat — Wiston, 
 Steyning, Sussex. Residence — 55 Eaton Place, S.W. 
 Clubs — Carlton, University, 
 
 GORST, quartered by LOWNDES. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir JOHN ELDON GORST, 
 Knight Bachelor, a Member of Her Majesty's 
 (ff^tXYttt ^05' Honourable Privy Council, Member of 
 wUVpV Parliament for Cambridge University, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Cambridge, one of 
 His Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, son of the 
 late Edward Chadock Lowndes (formerly Gorst) of Pres- 
 ton, in the county of Lancashire, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 daughter of John D. Nesham of Houghton-le-Springs, in 
 the county of Durham ; dubbed Knight Bachelor, as Solici- 
 tor-General, 1885 ; appointed a Member of Her Majesty's 
 Most Honourable Privy Council 1890. Armorial bearings 
 — Ermine, on a pile per pale sable and azure, three pheons 
 or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a pheon or, the shaft 
 entwined by a serpent proper. Motto — ' ' Quod adest 
 gratum." Married, i860, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of the 
 Reverend Lorenzo Moore of Christ Church, New Zealand, 
 who was formerly Captain 5th Madras Light Cavalry ; and 
 has Issue. Club — Carlton. 
 
 GOSLING (H. Coll.). Gules, on a chevron between 
 three crescents or, a pale ermine, thereon a squirrel sejant 
 
 GORING, see LLOYD-GORING. 
 
 holding in the forepaws a nut between two like squirrels 
 addorsed all proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's paw erased all 
 proper, holding a fleur-de-lis, a crescent both or. Motto — 
 " Be steadfast." Livery — Dark blue. 
 
 Son of Francis Gosling of Sutton, Surrey, b. 1784 ; 
 
 d. 1856; m. Caroline Gregg : — 
 Francis Gosling, Gentleman, b. ; m. i860, Katherine 
 
 Wilkinson ; and has issue six sons. Seat — Welbury House, 
 Offley, Herts. 
 
 Gosling. ?ame arms and crest. Motto — "Je tiens 
 ferme." 
 
 Sons of Robert Gosling, Esq., of Hassobury, Essex, 
 J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1871) Essex, J.P. Herts, 
 formerly Capt. 13th Lt. Inf., b. 1831 ; d. 1895 ; m. 2nd, 
 Eleanor Spencer, d. of Spencer Smith of Brooklands, 
 Hants : - 
 Robert Cunliffe Gosling, Esq., J.P. Essex and Herts 
 (High Sheriff Essex 1902), b. 1868. Seat — Hassobury, 
 Bishop's Stortford. Town res. — 28 Portland Place, Lon- 
 don, W. 
 
 William Sullivan Gosling, Esq., Capt. Scots Guards, 
 b. 1869 ; m. 1903, Lady Victoria Alexandrina Alberta Kerr, 
 d. of Marquess of Lothian. J^es. — Marston House, Ban- 
 bury. 
 
 Seymour Frederick Gosling, Esq., Capt. R.H.A. , b. 1871. 
 Xes.— 
 
 George Bennett Gosling, Esq., Capt. Rifle Brigade, b. 
 1872. Hes. — 
 
 Alfred Henry Gosling, Gentleman, served with Imp. 
 Yeom. in S. Africa, b. 1874. 
 Lionel Drummond Gosling, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 Thomas Spencer Gosling, Gentleman, b. 1877. 
 
 Yr. sons of Robert Gosling, Esq., D. L. , of Botley's 
 Park, Surrey, and Hassobury, Essex (High Sheriff 
 Surrey 1854), b. 1795 ; d. 1869 ; m. 1826, Georgina 
 Vere, d. of Rt. Hon. John Sullivan of Richings, Bucks, 
 by Lady Henrietta Anne Barbara, d. of 3rd Earl of 
 Buckinghamshire : — 
 Herbert Gosling, Esq. J.P. Surrey (High Sheriff 1901), 
 M.A. (Oxon.), b. Sept. 7, 1841, educ. at Eton and Christ- 
 church. Seat — Botley's Park, Chertsey, Surrey ; Wharflands, 
 Oakham. Town res. — 54 Pont Street, Belgrave Square, 
 S.W. Cli/bs — Junior Carlton, Wellington. 
 
 Col. George Gosling, late Scots Guards, J.P. co. Oxford 
 (High Sheriff 1898), b. 1842 ; ;«. 1884, Mary M'Evers, eld. 
 d. of late Sir Edward Cunard, Bart. ; and has issue — (i) 
 George Edward Gosling, Gentleman, b. 1889; (2) Vere 
 Hobart Gosling, Gentleman, b. 1890. Seat — Stratton 
 Audley Park, nr. Bicester. 
 
 GOSSIP, quartered by HATFIELD. 
 
 M WILLIAM GOSTWYCK GOSTWYCK, Esquire, 
 @ Lieut. -Colonel late 91st Argyll and Sutherland High- 
 landers, and formerly of the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers, 
 recently of Cul-an-eilean, co. Inverness ; was granted the 
 Queen's Royal Licence to take and use the surname and 
 arms of Gostwyck (the name of his paternal great-grand- 
 father), Jan. 29, 1897, as a descendant of Sir John Gostwyck 
 of Willington, co. Beds., Master of the Horse to King Henry 
 VIII. (vide pedigree reg. Heralds' College). The Gostwyck 
 family dates back over seven hundred years, and were 
 J Lords of Willington in the year 1209. Sir William Gost- 
 wyck, the last Baronet, died in 1766. Born Dec. 25, 1842, 
 being the eldest son and heir of William Gostwyck Gard, 
 Esq., J.P. , of Bickham, by Mary Anne his wife, only child of 
 Thomas Thurston. Livery — Claret and white. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a bend nebuly gules, plain cotised 
 sable, between eight Cornish choughs proper, on a chief 
 azure, three mullets of six points or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a gryphons 
 head couped gules, on the neck a bend cotised argent, 
 between two wings of the first, each charged with a mullet 
 of six points of the second. Married, Feb. 2, 1869, Clara 
 Amy, eld. dau. of George James Luke Noble Esq.; and has 
 Issue— {\) Humphrey Harford Gostwyck Gostwyck, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 17, 1872 ; (2) Cecil Hubert Gostwyck Gost- 
 wyck, Gentleman, b. Oct. 2, 1875 ; and (3) Godfrey Harold 
 Gostwyck Gostwyck, Gentleman, b. March 22, 1879. Club 
 — Highland (Inverness). 
 
 Gen. Sir CHARLES JOHN STANLEY GOUGH, 
 G.C.B., V.C. Bom 1832, being the son of George Gough, 
 
 B.C.S. , of Rathronan House, co. Tipperary, by his wife 
 Charlotte Margaret, dau. of C. Becher of Chancellor House, 
 Tunbridge, Kent; created C.B. 1875, K.C.B. 1881, G.C.B. 
 1895. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse argent, be- 
 tween three boars' heads couped or, a lion passant gules. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a boar's head couped at the neck or, 
 tusked argent. Motto — " Faugh a Ballagh." Married, 
 1869, Harriette Anastatia, dau. of John Power, M.P. , of 
 Gurteen, co. Waterford. Postal address — United Service 
 Club, S.W. C/«*— Junior United Service. 
 
 General Sir HUGH HENRY GOUGH, Knight 
 Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 V.C. Born 1833, being the son of G. Gough, B.C.S. , of 
 Rathronan House, co. Tipperary; was created C.B. 1868, 
 K.C.B. 1881, and G.C.B. 1896. C/k3— United Service. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse argent, between three 
 boars' heads couped or, a lion passant gules, the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon and collar of the Bath. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar's head couped at the neck or, tusked 
 argent. Motto — " Faugh -a -ballagh." Married, 1863, 
 Annie, dau. of Eustace Hill. Postal address — 40 Gloucester 
 Street. S.W. 
 
 Major-General HUGH SUTLEJ GOUGH, Com- 
 panion of the Most Hon. Order of the Bath ; Companion 
 of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. 
 George (1886). Bom 1848, being the eldest son of Gen. 
 Sir John Bloomfield Gough, G.C.B., by his wife Mar- 
 garet, dau. of Gen. Sir John M'Caskill, K.C.B. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, on a fesse argent, between three 
 boars' heads couped or, a lion passant gules. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar's head couped at the neck or, tusked 
 argent. Mottoes — " Gradu diversa via una," "Faugh 
 a Ballagh." Married, 1886, Beatrice Sophia, dau. of 
 Richard Hemming of Bentley Manor, Bromsgrove ; and 
 has /mw^— Wilfred Hugh Julian Gough, Esq., b. 1888. 
 Seats — (Z^^tx Rhfln, Conway, N. Wales; Llechweddy- 
 garth Hall, Montgomeryshire. C/«*.j — Cavalry, Naval 
 and Military. 
 
 GOUIN, Gentleman. Born , being the son 
 
 of the late Rev. Antonin Alphonse Gouin of Brighton and 
 of Hayward's Heath. Armorial bearings— Azure, within 
 two barrulets three mullets between as many crosses 
 couped chevronways in chief and a lion rampant in base all 
 or. Mantling azure and or. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant or, gorged with a collar azure, 
 holding in the dexter forepaw a javelin in bend proper, and 
 resting the sinister on a cross couped also azure. Motto — 
 ' ' Je tiens. " Residence— Brighton. 
 
 GOULD, quartered by MORGAN. 
 
 GOULD, see BARING GOULD, 
 
 SThe Honourable ALBERT JOHN GOULD, V.D., 
 J.P. for the Colony of New South Wales, Member of 
 the Legislative Council, Chancellor of the Diocese of New- 
 castle, N.S.W., formerly Minister of Justice for the Colony 
 of New South Wales, one of the Senators elected by the 
 State of New South Wales to the First Commonwealth 
 Parliament of New South Wales, Major 4th Regt. N.S.W. 
 Infantry, authorised to retain the title of Honourable 
 (1899). Born Feb. 12, 1847, being the only son of John 
 Morton Gould and Ann his wife, nde Livingstone. Armo- 
 rial bearings -Ermine, on a pale per saltire gules and or, 
 between two saltires in fesse of the second, a lion rampant 
 gorged with a collar gemel counterchanged. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion ermine, grasping with the dexter paw a saltire 
 argent, and resting the sinister on a bezant. Motto 
 — " Honor virtutis premium." Married, Sept. 12, 1872, 
 Jeannette Jessie, seventh dau. of Ernest Leslie Mait- 
 land; and has lssue-{\) Albert Clarence Morton Gould, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1878; (2) Hubert John Gould. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 aN 
 
 I 
 
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 ($0U 
 
 <S)OU 
 
 Gentleman. *. Nov. 4, 1879 ; Mabel Violet ; Hilda Ethel ; 
 and Gladys Jeannette Mary. Seat— Kynesbury. Kdge- 
 
 clifTe, Sydney, New South Wales. 
 (Sydney). 
 
 Club — Australian 
 
 GEORGE THOMAS INGELHEIM GOULD, Esquire, 
 of Upwey, in the county of Dorset, Captain Royal En- 
 gineers (retired). Bom Feb. 7, 1845, being the eldest son 
 of Hamilton Llewellyn Gould, Esquire, of Upwey, by his 
 wife Henrietta Amelia, third daughter of Slgnor John 
 Donadelli, of the city of Lodi. Club — Union. Armorial 
 beiolilgs — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, per 
 saltire azure and or, a lion rampant counterchanged ^or 
 Gould) ; 2 and 3 argent, a greyhound courant ermines 
 between three eagles' heads erased sable (for Jackson). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests — i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed vested vert, hold- 
 ing in the hand a flagstaff' proper, therefrom flowing a 
 bemner or, charged with three barrulets wavy azure, on a 
 canton argent, a cross gules (for Gould) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-horse argent, gutt^e-de-sang maned and 
 hoofed sable (for Jackson). Motto — " Aperto vivere voto." 
 Married, June 29, 1880, Ellen Louisa, second dau. of 
 Standish Darby O'Grady of Aghamarta, in the co. of Cork ; 
 and has Issue — (i) George Ingelheim Gould, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. East Surrey Regt., b. June 20, 1882; (2) Standish 
 Charles Gould, Gentleman, b. Jan. 3, 1885 ; (3) Hubert 
 Louis Gould, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. Indian Army, b. Nov. 
 15, 1885 ; and Helena Frances Irma. Seat — Upwey, Dor- 
 chester, in the co. of Dorset. Residence — Stradbrook House, 
 Blackrock, in the co. of Dublin. 
 
 JOSEPH GOULD, Gentleman. Born , being the 
 
 son of the late George Gould of Christchurch, New 
 Zealand. Armorial bearings - Per saltire argent and 
 azure, on a pale of the last, between two saltires couped, 
 a lion rampant of the first. MnTitUng azure and argent. 
 Crest -On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 demi-lion argent, holding in the dexter paw a hurt, and 
 resting the sinister on a saltire azure. Motto — " Honore 
 et latere." Residence -Yi^xoXSi&Aon, Christchurch, New 
 Zealand. 
 
 GOULDING (U.O.). Per bend or and argent, a, griffin 
 segreant within an orle of martlets sable. *»«**"T!y lable 
 and or. Crest — A dexter hand apaumdc couped at the wrist, 
 encircled by a chaplet of oak-leaves bend wise and transfixed 
 by a narrow bend sinisterwise all proper. Motto — " Virtute 
 ct valorc," Livery — Dark green. 
 
 Sons of late William Gouldling, Esq., D.L.,ofSunini' ■. 
 hill House, M.P. for Cork, b. 1817; d. 1884; m. 185,, 
 Maria Heath, d. of Edward Manders ot Dublin : — 
 
 Sir William Joshua Goulding, ist Baronet (1904), J. P. co. 
 Dublin and Kildare, and D.L. co. of city of Cork, M.A. 
 (Cantab.), b. 1856; m. 1881, Ada, only d. of Lingard 
 Stokes of Pauntley Court, Worcs. ; and has issue- 
 William Lingard Amphlett Goulding, b. 1883 ; Eileen 
 \m. 1904, Hugh Henry of Firmount, Sallins]; A<ia 
 Gladys ; Kathleen ; and Ida. Etates — Ballyroshecn and 
 Summerhill House, both co. Cork. Seats — Millicent, 
 Sallin, CO. Kildare; Roebuck Hill, Booterstown, co Dublin. 
 Tmvn res. — 5 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Clubs — Consti- 
 tutional, University (Dubhn). 
 
 Edward Alfred Goulding, Esq., J. P. co. of London, 
 Barrister. at-Law, M.P. for Devizes Div. of Wilts since 
 1895, b. Nov. 1863. Res, — 4 South Eaton Place, London, 
 S.W. Chambers — 4 Plowden Buildings, Temple, London, 
 E.G. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional. 
 
 GOULTER of Blenheim, New Zealand. Gules, a cross 
 moline, and in chief three crescents argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, five 
 annulets fesswise, interlaced or, thereon a crescent argent. 
 Motto — " Dedit aemula virtus." 
 
 Sons of late Cyrus Goulter of Blenheim, New Zea- 
 land : — 
 
 GOURLAY (L.O.). Sable, an eagle displayed argent, 
 beaked and membered gules, within an orle of bezants, a 
 bordure of the second. Mantling sable, doubled argent. 
 
 •EKLIDRI5* 
 .ROBERTGOURLTiyitD 
 
 88 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-eagle displayed 
 sable, charged on the breast with a bezant. Motto — 
 " Nobilitas sola atque unica virtus." 
 
 is the Militar7 Cockade. 
 
Son of James Gourlay, Accountant and Banker in 
 Glasgow, b. 1804 ; d. 1872 ; ;«. 1830, Jeanie, d. of Alex- 
 ander Cleland of Glasgow : — 
 Robert Gourlay, Esq., J. P. for co. of city of Glasgow 
 LL.D., Manager of the Bank of Scotland in Glasgow] 
 Dean of Guild of Glasgow 1900-2, b. 1840 ; m. ist 1868* 
 Mary Brown Hastings [d. 1877), d. of James Moffat, residing 
 at Gateside, Sanquhar ; and has surv. issue— (i) James 
 Gourlay, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; (2) Robert Cleland Gourlay 
 Gentleman, b. 1871 ; (3) Francis Nicholson Moffat Gourlay, 
 Gentleman, b. 1872. He tn. 2nd, 1899, Jane, d. of Duncari 
 M. Phail, Cotton Spinner, of Glasgow. C/«iJj— University 
 (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow). 
 
 GOURLAY, see AUSTIN-GOURLAY. 
 
 GOW, see BUTT-GOW. 
 
 GOWER, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 GOWER, see LEVESON-GOWER. 
 
 GRACE, quartered by LANGLEY-OATES and LANG- 
 RISHE. 
 
 GRACE, see HAMILTON-GRACE. 
 
 GEORGE FITZGERALD GRADWELL, Esquire, 
 J. P. for CO. Meath. Born April 15, 1852, being the 
 eldest son of the late John Gradwell, Esq., J.P., of Flatten 
 Hall (who d. July 1873), by his wife Ellen Mary, dau. 
 of Peter Nugent Fitzgerald, Esq., Soho House, MuUy- 
 farnham, co. Westmeath. Z,» wry— Claret colour, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearingB— Or, two foxes courant in 
 pale proper, in the centre chief point a rose gules. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag trippant proper, collared and chained or, charged 
 on the shoulder with a rose gules. Motto — "Nil des- 
 perandum." Married, Nov. 25, 1896, Sarah, eldest 
 surviving dau. of Francis W. Leland, Little Grange, 
 Drogheda, J. P. co. Louth; and has Issue— (i) George 
 Francis Gradwell, Gentleman, b. Nov. 29, 1898 ; (2) John 
 Augustine Gradwell, Gentleman, b. June 2, 1900 ; (3) 
 Francis William Edward Cradwell, Gentleman, b. 21, 
 
 1902. 5^a^— Flatten Hall, Drogheda, co. Meath, Ireland.' 
 
 ROBERT BERNARD GEORGE ASHHURST GRAD- 
 WELL, Esq., of Dowth Hall, co. Meath, and Carlanstown, 
 CO. Westmeath, J. P., late Capt. and Hon. Major 5th Batt. 
 Leinster Regt. (Royal Meath Militia) ; High Sheriff co. 
 Meath 1892. Born July 2, 1858, being the only son of the 
 late Richard Gradwell, Esq., of Dowth Hall, co. Meath, 
 and Carlanstown, co. Westmeath, J. P., by his wife Maria 
 Theresa, elder dau. of James MacEvoy, Esq., of Tober- 
 tynan, co. Meath [by Theresa his wife, youngest dau. and 
 coheir of Sir Joshua Colles Meredyth, Bart.]. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, two foxes courant in pale proper, in the 
 centre chief point a rose gules ; and impaling the arms of 
 Plunkett, namely sable, a bend, and in a sinister chief a 
 tower arget. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a stag trippant proper, collared 
 and chained or, charged with a rose gules. Motto — ' ' Nil 
 desperandum. " Married, April 21, 1884, Lady Henrietta 
 Maria, younger dau. of the Rt. Hon. Arthur James 
 Plunkett, loth Earl of Fingall. 5^a^— Dowth Hall, Slane, 
 CO. Meath. 
 
 PATRICK JAMES FREDERICK GR^ME, Esquire, 
 of Inchbrakie, formerly of the 79th Highlanders. Born 
 March 16, 1849, being the only son of Major George Drum- 
 mond Graeme, Knight of Hanover, by his wife Marianne 
 Jane, commonly known as the Hon. Marianne Jane, dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. James Drummond, Viscount Strathallan, and 
 granddau. of John, 4th Duke of AthoU. ZiVerv— Black and 
 yellow. Armorial bearings — Or, a dyke fesseways, broken 
 down in some places, and in base a rose gules, on a chief 
 sable, three escallops of the first. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a 
 hand holding a laurel wreath proper. Motto (in an escroll 
 above)— "A Deo Victoria." Postal address— LiLke Dau- 
 phin, Manitoba, Canada; or c/o Lieut. -Col. Graeme, Font- 
 hill, Shaldon, Devon. 
 
 (2Dra 
 
 563 
 
 ROBERT DE GR^ME GR^ME, Esquire, J.P., M. A. 
 Tnn. Coll., Cambridge, Advocate, of Edinburgh. Born 
 Feb. 13, 1841, being the eldest son of the late James Grseme, 
 Esq. , J. P. , by his wife Helena, only surviving child of the late 
 Charles de Jersey, H.M.'s Attorney-General for the Island 
 of Guernsey. Armorial bearings— Or, three piles gules, 
 issuing from a chief sable, charged with as many escallops 
 of the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a lion rampant gules. Motto— 
 " Noli me tangere." 
 
 GRAHAM, quartered by BARCLAY-ALLARDICE. 
 
 GRAHAM, see MAXTONE-GRAHAM, MURRAY- 
 GORDON, and CUNNINGHAME-GRAHAM. 
 
 H DONALD GRAHAM, Esquire. Companion of the 
 J» Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant. Bom May 31, 1844, being 
 the son of John Graham of Skelmorlie Castle, in the county 
 of Ayr, by his wife Elizabeth Hatt, daughter of John Halt 
 Noble of Leckhamsted, in the county of Berkshire. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms: Or, a bordure 
 gules, on a chief invected ermine, three escallops of the 
 field. Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent his 
 badge as a Companion of the Most Eminent Order of the 
 Indian Empire, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled or ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a falcon proper, beaked 
 and armed or, killing a stork argent, armed gules ; and 
 in an escroll over the same the Motto, " Ne oublie." 
 
 Married, August 3. 1872, Gertrude Lawrence Clara, 
 daughter of the late Colonel Dunsterville, Companion 
 of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India ; and has 
 Issue — (i) James Dunsterville Graham, Gentleman, Lieu- 
 tenant 3rd Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 
 born May 15, 1873 ; (2) Donald Hatt Noble Graham, Gen- 
 tleman, born November 12, 1874; (3) Charles Townley 
 Graham, Gentleman, born December 2, 1877 ; (4) Archibald 
 Knightly Graham, Gentleman, born February 28, 1882 ; 
 (S) Maurice Dunsterville Graham, Gentleman, born January 
 2, 1888 ; (6) John Malise Graham, Gentleman, born June 
 28, 1892 ; (7) Nigel Graham, Gentleman, bom July 8, 1893. 
 Seat — Airthrey Castle. Bridge of Allan. 
 
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 Rkv. henry JOHN GRAHAM. CWk in Holv Orders, 
 M.A. (Oxford), formerly Vicar of Ashampsteail, Berkshire 
 (1871 1880). Horn July aa, 1840, l)eing the eldest son of 
 James Ciriihain, by his wife Mary, ilau. of John Dawson. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a bend sable, three escallops 
 
 mortal boartngfB -Or, a bordure anire, on a chief in vected 
 ermine, three escallops of the first. Mantling azure, 
 doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a falcon 
 proper, beaked and armed or, killing a stork argent, arniid 
 gules. Motto — " Ne oublie." /WiarriVrf, Dec, 6, 1873, Jean 
 
 or. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle preying on a heron, both prop>er. 
 Motto — " Ne oublie." Married, April 4, 1866, Jessie Janet 
 Laura, third dau. of William Windsor Fisher (by his wife 
 Mary Anne, dau. and heiress of John Cowper of Ashley 
 Hall, Jamaica) ; and has /ssue — (1) Kenneth James Cowper 
 Graham, Gentleman, d. March 26, 1867, d. April 17, 1880; 
 (2) William Hope Machell Graham, Gentleman, 6. Jan. 26, 
 1869, d. South Africa, Jan. 9, 1900 ; (3) James Douglas 
 Graham, Gentleman, i. Nov. 21, 1882; and Margaret 
 Graham Graham. Postal addresses — Dalkenneth, Loch- 
 eamhead, Perthshire ; Dane Coiut, Parkstone, Dorset. 
 
 S JAMES GRAHAM. Esquire, J. P., D.L. for the co. 
 of Monmouth, High Sheriff 1881. Bom 1820, being 
 the third but eldest surviving son and heir male of the 
 late William Graham, Esq., J. P., of Bumtshields, co. 
 Renfrew, by his first wife, Katherine, dau. of John Swanston. 
 Armorial bearingfs - Or, on a chief ermine, three escallops 
 of the field. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest — 
 Uf)on a wreath of his liveries, an eagle proper, beaked and 
 armed argent, and killing a stork of the last, armed gules. 
 Motto — " Ne oublie." Married, 1862, Emily Sophia, dau. 
 of Henry Kingscote, and by her (who d. 1889) has Issue— 
 Douglas William Graham, Esq., late Royal Highlanders, 
 J. P. CO. Monmouth, i. 1866 [«. , 1889, Mary Emmeline. 
 eldest dau. of Major Carnegy, of Ashbourne Lodge, Aber- 
 gavenny, and has Issue (i) William James Graham, 
 Gentleman, d. 1890 ; (2) Douglas Kingscote Graham. 
 Gentleman, i. 1895]. 5^a/ -Hikton Park, St. Manghans, 
 CO. Monmouth. Town residence — 29 Ennismore Gardens, 
 S.W. a«^ Brooks's. 
 
 S JAMES NOBLE GRAHAM. Esquire, of Carfin. co. 
 Lanark, J. P., D.L., and Commissioner of Supply for 
 that CO. Born Aug. 17, 1846, being the fourth son of the 
 late John Graham, Esq. , of Skelmorlie Castle, by Elizabeth 
 Hatt, dau. of John Noble of Leckhampstead. Berks. Ar- 
 
 Rose Lovett, dau. of William Lochiel Cameron ; and has 
 hsid Issue — (r) William L. C. Graham, Gentleman, d. 1876; 
 (2) John St. John Graham, Gentleman, b. March 1879 ; (3) 
 Gilbert Maxwell Adair Graham, Gentleman ; (4) James 
 Gerard Berkeley Portman Graham, Gentleman, b. Oct. 
 1890 ; Helen Margaret, d. young ; Beatrix Evelyn Graham; 
 and Enid Elizabeth Graham. /Residence — Carfin, Carluke, 
 CO. Lanark. Ciui — Union. 
 
 JOHN DAVENPORT GRAHAM, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Camb. Born Jan. 28, 1871, being the third but second 
 surviving son of the late Reginald John Graham, Esq., 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Canib., J. P. and D.L. for Sussex, and 
 J. P. Cumberland, by his wife Ellen Leah, dau. of E. J. 
 Boileau, a Judge of the Madras Presidency. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale indented ermine and sable, on a chief 
 jjer pale of the last and or, three escallops counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, two armed arms issuing out of battlements of 
 a tower proper, holding an escallop sable. Motto— 
 "N'oublie." /Residence — Edmund Castle. Cumberland. 
 Clui — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 ROBERT CHELLAS GRAHAM. Esquire, of Skipness, 
 Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, B.A. Camb., F.S.A., J. P. 
 and D.L. for Argyll. Born 1848, being the second and only 
 surviving son of Robert Graham of Brooksby, Largs, and 
 Susan Roope, dau. of Adoniah Schuyler. Annorial bear- 
 ings Or, on a chief embattled ermine, three escallops of 
 the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of the liveries, a falcon proper, beaked and armed 
 and killing a stork argent, armed gules. Married, 1875, 
 Emily Eliza, daughter of Joseph Alfred Hardcastle of 45 
 Queen's Gate Terrace, S.W. ; and has Issue — (i) Robert 
 Francis Graham, Gentleman, b. 1876; (2) Angus Graham, 
 Gentleman, b. 1892; Dorothy Susan Mary; Frances Ger- 
 trude; and Ethel Winifred. i>a/ -Skipness, Argyllshire. 
 Clubs— ]\xn\OT Carlton, Western Club (Glasgow). 
 
 ROBERT GORE GRAHAM, Esquire, J. P. co. of 
 
 Gloucestershire. Born , being the son of the late 
 
 William Graham of Cheltenham. Armorial bearings- 
 Or, on a pale gules, a rose argent, barbed and seeded 
 
 g is the Military cockade, 
 
proper, between two cross crosslets fitchde of the field, 
 on a chief invected sable, three escallops of the third' 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours] 
 between two roses gules, stalked and leaved, an eagle preying 
 on a stork proper, the wing charged with a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e. or. Motto — "Quod Deus trahit virtus secura 
 sequitur." /^esidenre ~SouthmQa.d, Westbury-on-Trym, 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 THOMAS HENRY BOILEAU GRAHAM, Esquire 
 Barrister-at-Law, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), J. P. cos.' 
 Sussex and Cumberland. Born 1857, being the eldest son 
 of the late Reginald John Graham, Esq., M.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Camb.), J. P. and D.L. for Sussex, and J. P. Cumberland,' 
 by his wife Ellen Leah, dau. of E. J. Boileau, a Judge of 
 the Madras Presidency. Livery— Dark blue coat, silver 
 buttons, yellow and black striped waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale indented ermine and sable, on a chief 
 per pale of the last and or, three escallops counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, two armed arms issuing out of battlements of a 
 tower proper, holdingan escallop sable. Motto — " N'oublie." 
 Seats—Edmond Castle, Carlisle, Cumberland. Club— 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 The Late THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM, Esquire, 
 of Airth, CO. of Stirling, Justice of the Peace, late Colonel 
 and Lieutenant-Colonel Scots Guards. Bom October 3, 
 1841, being the son of the late William Graham, p:squire, 
 of Airth, by his wife Elizabeth, third daughter of Sir 
 Alexander Anstruther, Knight of Thirdpart, in the county 
 of Fife. C/a^— Guards'. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or, on a chief sable three 
 escallops argent ; 2 and 3 argent, a fesse embattled between 
 three roses gules (for Montrose). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet defitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a naked hand holding a dagger erect proper. Motto 
 — "Non immemor." Married, 1873, Jemima Barbara, 
 dau. of Robert Clerk Rattray, Esq., of Craighall, co. Perth ; 
 and by her (who d. 1878) has Issue— Vi€i&c\. Christina ; and 
 Agnes. 5ea/— Airth Castle, Larbert, N.B. 
 
 WILLIAM GRAHAM of Crosbie, co. Ayr, Writer, 
 Glasgow, LL.D. Glasgow, F.R.S.E. Born Aug. 30, 1863, 
 being the only son of the late James Graham of Crosbie, 
 CO. Ayr, by his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Alexander 
 Paterson, Banker, Irvine. Armorial bearings — Or, a 
 buckle azure between three cinquefoils gules, on a chief 
 engrailed sable, three escallops of the field within a bordure 
 invected gules. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a naked arm brandishing a spear, 
 both proper ; and upon an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 " Pro rege." Married, March 27, 1895, Emmeline, youngest 
 dau. of the late Charles Henry Haldane Wilsone of Dalnair, 
 Stirlingshire ; and has /jjk«— Elizabeth Mary ; and Emme- 
 line Wilsone]. Residence — Crosbie Tower, co. Ayr. 
 
 GRAHAM (U.O.). Or, a rose gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper, on a chief sable, three escallops of the first. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an arm embowed, vested azure, cuffed argent, 
 the hand proper grasping a staff raguly gules. Motto — 
 " Ratio mihi sufficit." 
 
 Son of Francis John Graham, Esq., of Drumgoon, 
 J. P. cos. Fermanagh and Galway, D.L. co. Ferma- 
 nagh (High Sheriff co. Tyrone 1856, co. Fermanagh 
 1858 and 1887, and co. Galway 1893), b. 1815; d. 
 1902 ; m. 1879, Minna, d. of late Charles Hugh 
 Lushington of Rodmersham, co. Kent: — 
 Hector Robert Lushington Graham, Gentleman, b. 1888. 
 5«a^— Ballinakil Lodge, Letterfrack, co. Galway. 
 
 GRAHAM (1863, cadet of Graham of Burntshiels 1854). 
 Or, on a chief engrailed ermine, three escallops of the first. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, an eagle proper, beaked and armed argent, 
 and killing a stork of the last, armed gules. Motto—" Ne 
 oublie." 
 
 Second son of Alexander Gordon of Dunclutha, co. 
 
 Argyll, b. I7g'2 ; d. i860; m. 1838, Jane Kelly, d. of 
 
 Thomas Lancaster : — 
 Alexander Gordon Graham, Esq., J. P. co. Argyll, b. 
 1840 ; /«. 1866, Katherine Elsie, d. of late Rev. Canon John 
 
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 Cale Miller D.D.. Vicar of Greenwich; and has issue-(i) 
 Alexander Miller Graham, Gentleman,*. 1871 ; (2) Kenneth 
 i?'\"';^Vr Graham, Gentleman, b. 1872; Muriel Elsie; 
 Ethel Mary ; and Lilian Graham [;«. 18^3, James Baird 
 Whitelaw of St. Fort, Newport, Fifeshire]. 
 
 GRAHAM (i6th Jan. 1904). Or, five swords counter- 
 posed fesswise proper, hiked and pommelled sable, on a 
 chief invected of the last, three escallops of the field. 
 Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest-An eagle's head 
 erased proper, gorged with a collar sable, charged with 
 
 three escallops or. Motto — " Armis et animo." Livery — 
 Yellow and black. 
 
 Third son of Gen. Sir Samuel James Graham, K.C.B. 
 
 (Iverna Court, Kensington. W.) b. 1837 ; m. ist, 
 
 1862, Laura Christiana [d. 1874), d. of late Arthur 
 
 Henry Williams, H.E.I. C.S., ofPenycoed:— 
 
 John Malise Anne Graham, Esq., D.S.O. , Major 3rd 
 
 Batt. King's Own Regt. , Chevalier of Orders of Osmanieh 
 
 and Medjidieh, b. 19 July 1869 ; m. 21 Feb. 1903, Eva 
 
 Theodore Anna, d. of Theodore Joachim Satow. Estate — 
 
 Snoxhall, Cranleigh, Surrey. Res. — 
 
 S ALLAN GRAHAM -BARNS-GRAHAM, Esquire, 
 of Craigallian. D.L. for cos. Lanark and Renfrew, 
 J. P. cos. Lanark and Stirling. Born 1835, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Patrick Barns Graham 
 of Robshill, Writer to the Signet, by his wife Janet, dau. 
 of Allan Pollok of Faside. Annorial bearings— Quarterly 
 1 and 4, or, a buckle azure, between three cinquefoils 
 gules, on a chief engrailed sable, three escallops of the 
 field (for Graham) ; 2 and 3 or, a fesse azure, between 
 three arrows points downwards gules (for Barns). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 
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 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon wreaths 
 of the liveries are set for OrMts, i. a nnk«l arm, the 
 hand brandishing a spear proper (for Graham) ; a. a garb 
 
 f)roper, banded gules (for Barns). Mottoes — "Pro rege" 
 for Graham), " Peace and plenty" (for Barns). Married, 
 1868, Wilhelmina, daughter of William Carstairs, Doctor of 
 Medicine, Honourable East India Company's Service, of 
 Cupar, in the county of Fife ; and has Issue — (i) Patrick 
 Barns Graham, Gentleman, born i860 (deceased) ; (2) Allan 
 Barns Graham, Gentleman, born 1874 ; (3) John Bams 
 Graham, Gentleman, bom 1877 ; (4) Gordon Barns Graham, 
 Gentleman, bom 1885 (deceased) ; Jean Meldrum ; Marion ; 
 Wilhelmina; and Katherine Isobel. Seats — Craigallian, 
 Milngavie, co. Stirling ; Lymekilns, East Kilbride, co. 
 Lanark; Kirkhill, Ayrshire, &c. Clubs — Western (Glasgow), 
 University (Edinburgh), Royal and Ancient (St. Andrews). 
 
 LEONARD JOHN GRAHAM-CLARKE, Esquire, 
 J. P. for cos. Brecon and Gloucester, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 
 Bom Oct. 20, 1841, being the son of the late John Altham 
 Graham-Clarke, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff of Gloucestershire 
 1865, by his wife Emma Jane, dau. of Rev. John Eagles, 
 M.A., Clifton, CO. Gloucester. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules, two bars argent, in chief three 
 escallops erminois (for Clarke) ; 2 and 3, argent, an eagle's 
 wings elevated sable, in chief two escallops azure (for 
 Graham). Mantling: gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an escallop quarterly gules and 
 or (for Clarke). Married, July 26, 1866, Flora Eliza, 
 daughter of Henry Brown, Judge at Poona ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Lionel Altham Graham-Clarke, Esq., Captain 
 R.A., *. May 2, 1867 [m., Sept. 27, 1893, Frances, dau. of 
 Charles Ernest Charleswonh of Owsion Grange, Doncaster- 
 and has issue, John Altham Stobart Graham-Clarke, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 9, 1894] ; (2) John Eagles Henry Graham, 
 Clarke, Gentleman, b. May 1868 ; (3) Leonard Warre 
 Graham-Clarke, Gentleman, b. June 6, 1872 ; and (4) Gerald 
 Graham-Clarke. Gentleman, b. July 12, 1873. Seats — Fro- 
 cester Manor House, Stonehouse, co. Gloucester ; Glanrhos, 
 CO. Brecon. 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD GRAHAM-FOSTER-PIGOTT, 
 Esquire, formerly Capt. Scots Greys. Bom 1840, being 
 the son of the late Robert Henry Graham-Foster-Pigott, 
 of 4 Cambridge Terrace, Regent's Park, London. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, three pick- 
 axes, two and one, within a bordure argent, a canton 
 azure, for distinction (for Pigott) ; 2. per pale argent 
 and sable, a chevron per pale of the second and or, be- 
 
 tween three bugle-horns stringed counferchanged of the 
 field, and for distinction the chevron charged with two 
 escallops counterchanged thereof (for Foster) ; 3. argent, a 
 human heart gules, ensigned with an Im|Terial crown or, on 
 a chief sable, three escallops or (for Graham). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the ct)1ours, a 
 mount vert, thereon in front of a pickaxe or a greyliouiirt 
 
 Passant sable, gorged for distinction with a collar or (for 
 igott) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a stag's 
 head couped or, attired sable, gorged for distinction with n 
 mural crown gules, a bugle-horn also sable, garnished or (for 
 Foster) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, an escallop or, with 
 the words " Spero meliora" above it (for Graham). Motto 
 — "Hoc age. ' Married, 1863, Blanche Butts, and has 
 Issue — George Edward Graham-Foster-Pigott, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 1863 ; and Mary [m., 1889, the Rev. Herbert Ogden 
 Cruikshank, and has issue]. Seat — Cheriton House, Hants. 
 
 THOMAS GRAHAM-FOSTER-PIGOTT, Gentleman, 
 B.A. Cambs. Bom 1866, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. William Graham-Foster-Pigott, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. Cambs., Patron and Rector of Abington 
 Pigotts, by his wife Martha Charlesworth Lister, dau. ot 
 J. H. Farrar. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 sable, three pickaxes, two and one, within a bordure argent, 
 a canton azure, for distinction (for Pigott) ; 2. per pale argent 
 and sable, a chevron per pale of the second and or, between 
 three bugle-homs stringed counterchanged of the field, and 
 for distinction the chevron charged with two escallops 
 countercharged thereof (for Foster) ; 3. argent, a human 
 heart gules, ensigned with an Imperial crown or, on a chief 
 sable, three escallops or (for Graham). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a mount 
 vert, thereon in front of a pickaxe or a greyhound passant 
 sable, gorged for distinction with a collar or (for Pigott) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a stag's head 
 coup>ed or, attired sable, gorged for distinction with a mural 
 crown gules, a bugle-horn also sable, garnished or (for 
 Foster) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, an escallop or, with 
 the words " Sp)ero meliora" above it (for Graham). Motto 
 — " Hoc age." Residence — Abington Pigotts, Royston. 
 
 JOHN ALFRED GRAHAM- WIGAN, Gentleman. 
 Born i860, being the son of Lewis D. Wigan, Gentleman, 
 
 of Oakwood, Maidstone, Kent ; assumed by Royal License 
 in 1896 the additional surname and arms of Graham, 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, vair, on a pile or, 
 a mount, thereon a mountain ash-tree proper (for Wigan) ; 
 2 and 3 or, three piles wavy sable, the centre one charged 
 with a crescent of the field, within a double tressure flory 
 and counterflory gules, on a chief engrailed sable, three 
 escallops of the field, a canton ermine for difference (for 
 Graham), and upon an escutcheon of pretence these same 
 arms of Graham without the canton. Mantling azure and 
 
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 or. Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, oh a mount 
 vert, a mountain ash-tree under a rainbow proper (for 
 Wigan) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a flame of fire 
 projjer, charged with a cross crosslet sable, for difference 
 (for Graham). Motto — " Recta sursum." Married, i8g6, 
 Ida Clementina, only child and heir of the late Frederick 
 Graham-Lacon, Lieut. 17th Regiment, and granddaughter 
 of John Edmund Lacon of Duntrune. Seais — Oakwood, 
 Maidstone, Kent; Duntrune, Dundee, N.B. 
 
 SSiR THOMAS GRAINGER -STEWART, Knight 
 Bachelor, Doctor of Medicine, Physician in Ordinary 
 to the Queen in Scotland, Professor of the Practice of 
 Physic in the University of Edinburgh, Deputy- Lieutenant 
 for the city and county of Edinburgh. Armorial bearing^ 
 He bears for Arms : Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, 
 between two cross crosslets fitch^e in chief, .and a garb in 
 base gules, banded of the first. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 two hands proper, grasping a man's heart or ; with the 
 Xotto, " Corde et manu." Postal address — Edinburgh. 
 
 GRANDMESNIL, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 His Honour Judge THOMAS COLPITTS GRAN- 
 GER, Barrister Inner Temple 1874, J. P. Cornwall, Judge 
 of County Courts of Cornwall and Devon (Circuit No. 59) 
 from 1891. Born 1852, being the third son of the late 
 Thomas Cclpitts Granger, Esq., Q.C., M.P. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a fesse argent, between three pome- 
 granates proper, slipped and leaved or, two portcullises 
 gules, chained gold. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed, vested 
 azure, and cufled argent, the elbow to the sinister, the 
 hand grasping a portcullis gules by the chains or. Married, 
 i886, Lilian, dau. of James Payn, the novelist. Seat — Pen- 
 cair, Falmouth. Club — Reform. 
 
 GRANT OF BURDSGARDS, quartered by FRASER- 
 TYTLER. 
 
 Colonel A. C. GRANT. Born Feb. 28, 1833, being the 
 eldest son of the late F. M. Sir Patrick Grant, G.C.B., 
 G.C.M.G., by his wife Jane Ann, dau. of William Fraser- 
 Tytler of Aldourie, Inverness-shire, and Sanquhar, Moray- 
 shire. Armorial bearings — Gules three antique crowns or, 
 a bordure of the second, charged with three wreaths of laurel 
 vert. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of his liveries, a burning mountain proper. Motto — 
 "Standfast." Clubs — United Service and Junior United 
 Service. 
 
 CHARLES EUSTACE GRANT, Gentleman, M.A., 
 Fellow of King's College, Cambs. Born June 5, 1851, 
 being the fourth son of the late William Grant of Lich- 
 borough, by his wife Frances Simpson, dau. of Richard 
 Pack of Floore House, Northampton. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a fesse dancett^e ermine, between three crowns 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a conical hill fired at the summit proper, issu- 
 ant therefrom a cross calvary or. Motto — "Stand sure." 
 Married, Jan. 8, 1889, Madehne Isabel, dau. of R. A. 
 Whitting, of 10 Lexham Gardens, Kensington ; and has 
 Issue — John Charles Grant, Gentleman, b. Oct. 6, 1889 ; 
 Isabel Frances ; Agnes ; Ursula ; and Helen Madeline, 
 Residence — Meadowcroft, Trumpington, Cambs. 
 
 5 EDWARD GRANT, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 Northampton, High Sheriff 1893, Lord of the Manor, 
 and Patron of Maidford, M.A. Balliol Coll., Oxford. Bom 
 July 24, 1845, being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 the late William Grant of Lichborough, by his wife Frances 
 Simpson, dau. of Richard Pack of Flore House, North- 
 ampton. Livery — Buff, with green facings. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a fesse dancettfe ermine, between three 
 antique crowns or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— 
 On a wreath of the colours, a conical hill fired at the 
 summit proper, issuant therefrom a cross calvary or. 
 Motto— "Stand sure."' Married, July 10, 1889, Edith 
 Helen, youngest dau. of Rev. Campbell Bassett Arthur 
 Grey Hulton, Rector of Emberton, Bucks ; and has Issue — 
 Edith Muriel ; Violet Helen ; and Frances Enid. Seat — 
 Lichborough Hall, Weedon. C/«*— United University. 
 
 FRANCIS JAMES GRANT, Esquire, Rothesay Herald 
 of Arms and Lyon Clerk and Keeper of the Records in the 
 Court of the Lord Lyon since 1898, Writer to His Majesty's 
 Signet, formerly (1886-98) Carrick Pursuivant of Arms. 
 Born August 4, 1863, being the second son of the late John 
 Grant, Esq., Marchmont Herald, and his wife Lucy Eliza- 
 beth, eldest dau. of Anthony Clapham of Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne. Armorial bearings (rematric. 1901, cadet of Grant 
 
 of Corrimony, matric. 1672)— Gules, three antique crowns 
 or, within a bordure of the second and first, charged with 
 three crescents azure. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-savage proper ; and on 
 an escroll above this Motto, " I'll stand sure." Married, 
 April 27, 1899, Anne Irvine Cruickshank, eldest dau. of 
 David Charles Edmondston, Esq., J. P. co. of Shetland, of 
 Buness, Shetland; and has /wkc— Elizabeth Margaret. 
 Postal addresses— Lyon Office, Edinburgh ; 106 Thirle- 
 stane Road, Edinburgh. 
 
 SJOHN PATRICK GRANT of Kilgraston, co. Perth, 
 Esquire, Capt. late Seaforth Highlanders. Bom July 
 18, 1872, being the only surviving son of Charles Thomas 
 Constantine Grant of Kilgraston, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Perth, by his wife Janet Matilda, fifth dau. of William Hay, 
 Esq., of Duns Castle, co. Berwick. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, a chevron engrailed ermine, between three antique 
 crowns or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a Roman fasces erect proper. Motto 
 — " Leges juraque serva." Seats — Kilgraston ; and Drum- 
 
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 monic House, Bridge of Earn. co. Perth. 
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 SJOHN PETER GRAN r of Rothiemurchus, l«JKjuire, 
 Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), and Advocate (Scot- 
 tish liar). D. L., for Inverness-shire and for Banffshire, 
 Sherift-^ubstitute and I. P. for Inverness-shire, late Major 
 ist Vol. Batt. Q.O. Cfameron Highlanders. Horn Feb. 
 39, i860, being the eldest son of the late John Peter 
 Grant of Rothiemurchus, Esq., D.I>., J. P. for Inverness- 
 shire, by his wife Marion, dau. of Richard Rowe. Livtry 
 — Green, red facings and waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 Ingl (matric. , L.O. 1755) — Quarterly i and 4, gules three 
 antique crowns or (Grant, 1597) ; a. or, a fesse chequy 
 azure and argent, between three wolves' heads couped 
 sable ; 3. azure, a dexter hand vambraced, grasping a 
 sword erected in pale argent, hiked or, between three 
 boars' heads couped of the third, langued gules, all 
 within a bordure wavy or. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent. Oreit — On a wreath of the liveries, a dexter 
 hand and arm holding a broadsword proper. Mottoes — 
 " Pro patria" an<i " In God is all my trust." Married, 
 firstly, Sept 27, 1882, Edith Mary Brewster, youngest dau. of 
 Lieut. -Col. David Edward Macphcrson of Belleville, Inver- 
 ness-shire ; and has Issue — John Peter Grant, Gentleman, b. 
 June 24, 1885; and Juliet Marion. He married secondly, 
 April 4, 1899, Lady Mary Augusta Pierrepont, younger dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. Sydney William Herbert, 3rd Earl Manvers; 
 and has/««* — (a) Patrick Charles Henry Grant, Gentleman, 
 b. March 5, 1900 ; (3) Alexander Ludovic Grant, Gentleman, 
 b. March a6, 1901 ; (4) Gregor James Grant, Gentleman, 
 b. April II, 190a. Seat — The Doune of Rothiemurchus, 
 Aviemore, N.B. Postal address — Culduthel House, In- 
 verness. Clubs — Brooks's, New (Edinburgh), Highland 
 (Inverness). 
 
 Reverend RODERICK JOHN ARCHIBALD 
 GRANT, Priest in Holy Orders of the Catholic Church. 
 
 Born Oct. 28, i860, only surviving child of James Grant, 
 military novelist and historian, and Christian Macdonel), 
 
 his wife, eldest dau. of James Browne, LL. D. , advoaiie. 
 Armorial bearings Gules, three antique crowns or, within 
 a bordure chequy of the second and first. Mantling );ulcs 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a di'mi-savage 
 proper. MottO " I'll stand sure." Residence 41 Hruok 
 Green, Hammersmith, W. 
 
 GRANT (L.O., 9 April 1903). Gules, on a fess engrailed 
 between three antique crowns or, a lion fKissant guardant of 
 the first, imperially crowned proper, between two cinque- 
 foils of the field. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest - 
 On a wreath of his liveries, a burning mountain proper. 
 Motto — "Stand fast." 
 
 Son of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Robert Grant, G.C.B.. R.R. 
 
 (s. of Sir Robert Grant, G.C.H.), b. 1837; d. 1904; m. 
 
 1875, Victoria Alexandrina, d. of John Cotes of Wood - 
 
 cote, Salop, and widow of T. Owen of Condover 
 
 Hall :— 
 Charles John Cecil Grant, Esq., Capt. Coldstream 
 Guards, b. 1877 ; m. 1903, Lady Sybil Myra Caroline Prim- 
 rose, eld. d. of Archibald, 5th Earl of Rosebery, K.G.. 
 K.T., &c. Res. — 14 Granville Place, l-.ondon. Club— 
 Guards'. 
 
 ALAN GRANT-DALTON, Gentleman. Bom 1850, 
 being the second son of the late Dalton Foster Grant- 
 Dalton, Esq., of Shanks House, J. P. cos. Dorset and 
 Somerset, and an Officer in the N. Somerset Yeomanry 
 Cavalry, by his wife Alice Charlotte, dau. of the late John 
 Charles Bettesworth Trevanion of Caerhays Castle, Corn- 
 
 wall. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, quarterly, 
 azure, a lion rampant between nine cross crosslets or, a 
 canton ermine (for Dalton) ; ii. and iii. , gules, a lion passant 
 guardant argent, imperially crowned proper, between three 
 antique crowns or (for Grant) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a chevron 
 engrailed sable, between three bugle-horns of the second, as 
 many escallops of the first (for Foster). Mantling azure 
 and argent. Cersts — i. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount proper, a dragon's head couped vert between two 
 wings or, each charged with a cross crosslet sable (for 
 Dalton) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a boar's head 
 couped argent. Motto — " Stabit conscius aequi." Seat 
 — Shank's House, Wincanton, co. Somerset. Postal ad- 
 dress — Wyke Lodge, Winchester. 
 
 GRANT DUFF (matric. L.O., 23 Aug. 1904). Quar- 
 terly, I and 4, gules, a lotus flower, between three antique 
 crowns or (Grant) ; 2 and 3, vert, on a fess dancettde ermine, 
 between a buck's head caboshed in chief and two escallops 
 in base, a cross flory between two boar's heads erased all or 
 
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 (Duff). Mantlings — Dexter, gules, doubled or ; sinister, vert, 
 doubled or. Crests — Dexter, a mountain in flames proper 
 
 (Motto — " Stand fast " ) ; sinister, a stag's head erased proper 
 (Motto — " Virtute et opera "). 
 
 Eld. son of James Cuninghame Grant Duff of Eden 
 
 and Balbougie, first Res. at Court of Sattara, b. 1789 ; 
 
 d. 1858 ; m. , Jane Catharine, only child of Sir 
 
 Whitelaw Ainslie : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant DufF, 
 P.CG.C.S.I., C.I.E., F.R.S., J.P. and D.L. cos. Elgin, 
 Aberdeen, and Middx., M.A. Oxon., LLB. Lond., M.P. 
 for Elgin 1857-1881, Gov. of Madras 1881-6, b. 1829 ; 
 m. 1859, Anna" Julia (C.I.), only d. of Edward Webster of 
 North Lodge, Ealing; and has issue— (1) Arthur Cuning- 
 hame Grant Duff, Esq., Sec. H.M.'s Diplomatic Service, 
 b. i86r ; (2) Evelyn Mountstuart Grant Duff, Esq., Sec. 
 H.M.'s Diplomatic Service, b. 1863; [m. 1900, Edith 
 Florence, d. of Sir George Bonham, Bart.]; (3) Adrian 
 Grant Duff, Esq., Lieut. 1st Batt. " Black Watch," b. 1869 ; 
 (4) Hampden Grant Duff, Esq., Lieut. R.N., b. 1874; 
 Clara Annabel Caroline [m. 1895, F. Huth Jackson] ; Vic- 
 toria Adelaide Alexandrine ; Lily Ermengarde ; and Iseult 
 Frederica. ^ea^— Lexden Park, Colchester. Town res. — 
 n Chelsea Embankment, S.W, C/«*^— Brooks's, Athe- 
 naeum. 
 
 ' WILFRED DRYDEN GRANT-IVES, Esq., M.A., J.P. 
 CO. Northampton. Born April 7, 1854, being the youngest 
 son of the late William Grant of Lichborough, co. North- 
 ampton, by Frances, dau. of Richard Pack of Floore 
 House ; and assumed the name and arms of Ives by Royal 
 License, Aug. 18, 1889. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or on a plain chevron with 
 cotises engrailed sa. , between three blackamoors' heads in 
 profile couped at the shoulders proper, five annulets of the 
 first (for Ives) ; 2 and 3 gules, a fesse dancett^e ermine, 
 between three antique crowns or (for Grant). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, issuant from a rock proper, a blackamoor's 
 head as in the arms, the temples and the neck each encircled 
 by an annulet or (for Ives) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a conical hill fired at the summit proper, issuant therefrom 
 a cross calvary or (for Grant). Motto — "Stand sure." 
 Married, Nov. i, 1881, Fanny Louisa, youngest dau. of 
 Rev. Thomas S. Millington of Woodhouse, Eaves, co. 
 Leicester ; and has /wae— Winifred Francis ; Lilian Mary ; 
 
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 Charlotte Elsie ; Helen May ; and Jane Millicent. Seat— 
 Bradden House, Towcester. 
 
 GRANT-SUTTIE (L.O.. 1732). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 barry wavy of six azure and or, on a chief of the last, a lion 
 rampant naissant with two tails vert, armed and langued 
 gules (for Suttie, c. 1672-7) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron 
 chequy gules and of the first, between three hunting-horns 
 sable, garnished of the second, within a bordure chequy as 
 before (Semple of Balgone, c. 1672-7). Mantling gules, 
 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a ship 
 under full sail all proper. Motto — "Nothing hazard, no- 
 thing have." 
 
 Son of Sir James Grant-Suttie, 6th Bart., D.L., Lt.- 
 
 Col. Haddington, &c. Art. Mil., b. 1830; d. 1878; m. 
 
 1857, Lady Susan Harriet Innes-Ker, d. of 6th Duke of 
 
 Roxburghe : — 
 Sir George Grant-Suttie, 7th Bart. (5 May 1702), of 
 Balgone,^. 1870. Seats — Balgone, Drem, co. Haddington; 
 Preston Grange, Prestonpans, co. Haddington. 
 
 Ygst. son of Sir George Grant-Suttie, 5th Bart. , b. 1797 ; 
 
 d. 1878; m. 1829, Harriet, d. of Francis, 7th Earl of 
 
 Wemyss : — 
 Robert Grant-Suttie, Esq., D.L. co. Haddington, 
 Barrister-at-Law [Arms — Quarterly, i and 4, Suttie as 
 above ; 2. gules, three antique crowns or, and in a canton 
 argent, a demi-otter issuing out of a bar wavy sable, all 
 within a bordure ermine (Grant of Prestongrange, 1759) '< 3- 
 Semple as above ; and (matric. 31 Oct. 1903) in the 
 centre of the quarters a mullet sable. Mantling azure, 
 doubled or], b. 1841 ; w. 1884, Hon. Edith Mary Dawnay, 
 d. of William Henry, 7th Viscount Downe ; and has issue — 
 (i) Hubert Francis Grant-Suttie, Gentleman, b. 1884; 
 Archibald Ronald Grant-Suttie, Gentleman, b. 1896; Hilda 
 Margaret ; Muriel Katlierine ; and Ethel Mary. Res. — 
 Balgone, North Berwick. 
 
 S ALEXANDER WILLIAM THOROLD GRANT- 
 THOROLD, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for Lincolnshire 
 (High Sheriff 1870), and J.P. for Northamptonshire. Bom 
 1820, being the eldest son of the late Alexander Grant, by 
 Helen, dau. of the Rev. William Thorold of Weelsby ; s. 
 his uncle Richard Thorold, whose name he assumed by 
 Royal License, 1864. Club — Conservative. Armorlai 
 bearings — Quarterly r and 4, per chevron sable and azure, 
 three goats salient argent, a bordure engrailed of the last 
 (for Thorold) ; 3 and 3 or, three escutcheons gules, each 
 
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 charged with an Kastern crown of the first (for Grant). 
 ManUlng sable and argent ; and for his OrMts. i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, u buck argent, charged on the body 
 with a quatrefoil vert, resting the dexter foot on an escut- 
 cheon azure, thereon a martlet or (for Thorold) ; a. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a rock, a burning mountain sur- 
 mounted by a rainlww all proper (for Grant). Married, 
 1863, Anna Hamilton, third dau. of the late Admiral Sir 
 James Stirling ; and has, with other Issue -Richard Stirling 
 Grant-Thorold, b. 1868, late Lieut. R. W. Fusiliers. Seat— 
 Cosgrove Hall, near Stony Stratford. Town rtsidtnce — 3 
 Grosvenor Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 The Honourable Sir WH.LIAM GRANTHAM, 
 Knight Bachelor, a Judge of the High Court of Justice, 
 J. P. CO. Sussex, I^rd of the Manors of Camois Court 
 and Balneth. Bom Oct. 23, 1835, being the younger 
 son of the late George Grantham of Barcombe Place, 
 near Lewes, by Sarah his wife, daughter of the late 
 William Verrall of Southover, I^wes ; was educated at 
 King's College, London ; was called to the IJar of the Inner 
 Temple 1863, and appointed one of Her Majesty's Counsel 
 Learned in the Law 1877, a Bencher 1878, and was 
 formerly a Deputy-Chairman of Magistrates ; was a Member 
 of Parliament for East Surrey 1874. 1885, and for Croydon 
 1885, 1886, when he became a Judge of the High Court of 
 Justice. Clubs — Carlton, .'\then;i.'um. Livery — Blue with 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Ermine, a griffin segreant gules, holding between the claws 
 an escutcheon or, charged with a cross crosslet sable, in 
 chief two cross crosslets of the second ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin gules, charged 
 on the body with two cross crosslets paleways or, and hold- 
 ing between the claws an escutcheon also or, charged with 
 a cross crosslet sable; with the Motto, " Comme Dieu 
 grantit" Married, 1865, Emma, eldest daughter of the 
 Ute Richard Wilson of Chiddingley, Sussex, and Moles- 
 worth House, Brighton ; and has/w«*— (i) William Wilson 
 Grantham, Esquire; (2) Frederick William Grantham, Es- 
 quire, and five daughters. Estate — Barcombe Place. Postal 
 addresses — Barcombe Place, Lewes ; 100 E^ton Square, 
 London, S.W. ; 657 Royal Courts of Justice, London, W.C. 
 
 GRANTMESNIL, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 GRANVILLE (R.L., 1826). Quarterly, i and 4, gules, 
 three organ-rests, two and one or (Granville, ante Henry 
 VII.); 2 and 3, or, three quatrefoils pierced gules, a chief 
 vair (D'Ewes). Mantling gules and or. Orest^On a cap 
 of maintenance proper, a griffin or. Motto — "Deo patriae 
 amicis." 
 
 Sons of Bernard Granville, Esq., of Wellesbourne Hall, 
 
 J.P. and D.L., ^. 1804; d. 1869; m. 2nd, 1830, Anne 
 
 Catherine, ygst. d. of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker : — 
 Beville Granville, Esq., J. P. cos. Herts and Warwick, 
 late Major 23rd R. W. Fusiliers, served in Crimea and Indian 
 Mutiny, and was one of H.M. Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at- 
 Arms, 1863-1887, b. 1834; m. 1865, Alice Jane, d. of Rev. 
 Nathaniel Wodehouse, Vicar of Worle and Dulverton (by 
 Georgiana, d. of Hon. and Rev. William Capel) ; and has 
 issue — (i) Bernard Granville, Gentleman, Lieut. 3rd K.O. 
 Hussars, b. 21 July 1873 ; Violet \m. 1889, Walter Henry 
 Maudslay] ; Mary Olive \in. 1893, Arthur Herbert Edward 
 Wood, Esq. , J.P. and D.L., of Sudbourne Hall]; Muriel 
 \m. 1895, Frederick Blomfield]; Grace \m. 1893, Harold 
 M'Corquodale of Shenley, Herts] ; and Morwenna. Seats 
 — Wellesbourne Hall, nr. Warwick ; North Church, Great 
 Berkhamsted. Club— Army and Navy. 
 
 George Hyde Granville, Gentleman, b. 1837; m. 1862, 
 Henrietta, d. of Edward B>olton King of Chadshunt, War- 
 wick ; and has surv. issue — Dennis Granville, Esq., Capt. 
 late Roy. Warwicksh. Regt., Chief Constable of Dorset [»«. 
 1895, Margaret Beatrice, eld. d. of Sir George Waller, Bart. , 
 of Woodcote, Warwick ; and has issue — Judith Margarett; 
 and Mabel Georgiana Lucy [m. 1897, Major Henry Clerk |. 
 Jfes.— 
 
 Son of Frederick John Granville, b. 1839 ; d. 1883 ; m. 
 
 1864, Cecilia Anne, only child of Robert Hooka : — 
 Charles Delabere Granville, Gentleman, Commander 
 R.N.. b. 1865. /^es.— 
 
 Ygst. son of Bernard Granville above mentioned, b. 
 
 1804 ; d. 1869 ; — 
 Rev. Roger Granville, Rector of Bideford, b. 1848 ; m. 
 1870, Matilda Jane, d. of Alexander Liebert of Swinton 
 
 Hall, I^ncs. ; and has issue — Court Granville, Gentleman 
 
 late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Roy. Warwicksh. Regt.,*. 1872 [«. 
 
 1897, Beatrice Maljcl, d. of Col. Dumaresque ; and has 
 
 issue] ; and Eleanor Morwenna. 
 
 Son of Rev. Granville John (iranville. Vicar of Stratford- 
 on-Avon, A. 1807; d. 1871 ; m. 1839, Marianne, d. of 
 Sir J. Grev Skipwith, Bart. : — 
 Rev. Grey Granville, Vicar of Ilam, and Rural Dean, b. 
 
 1843; m. 1st, 1881, Josephine Dora Lawrence {d. 1884); 
 
 and, 1897, Sophia Mary, d. of Capt. Grey Skipwith, K.N. 
 
 A'«. — The Vicarage, Ilam, Staffs. 
 
 GRATTAN, see LEE-GRATTAN-GUINNESS. 
 
 ALFRED PERCEVAL GRAVES, Gentleman. Hon, 
 1846, being the eldest surviving son of the late Rt. Rev. 
 Charles Graves, Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and Agliadoc, 
 Doctor of Divinity (Dublin); Honorary Doctor of Civil 
 Law (Oxon.), Fellow of the Royal Society, formerly Pre- 
 sident of the Royal Irish Academy, Dean of the Chapel 
 Royal, Dublin, Dean of Clonfert, Senior Fellow and Pro- 
 fessor of Mathematics, Trinity College, Dublin, by his 
 wife Selina (who died 1873), eldest dau. of John Chcyne, 
 Esq., Doctor of Medicine, Physician - General to Her 
 Majesty's Forces in Ireland. Livery — Blue. Armorial 
 besuilngs — Quarterly i and 4, party per pale gules and 
 azure, an eagle displayed or, ducally crowned, in the 
 dexter chief point a cross patonce of the last (for Graves) ; 
 2 and 3, argent, on a chief indented gules, three crosses 
 pat^ of the field (for Perceval). Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle dis- 
 played and erased or, encircled round the body below the 
 wings with a ducal coronet gules, each wing charged with 
 a cross patonce also gules; with the Motto, "Aquila 
 non capiat muscas." 
 
 ROBERT KENNEDY GROGAN GRAVES, Gentle- 
 man. Born Jan. i, 1878, being the eldest son of Col. 
 William Grogan Graves, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff, Lieut. -Col. Comm. 82nd (South Lancashire) Regt., 
 by his wife Georgina, second dau. of Rev. Joseph Marshall, 
 Esq., R.N., J. P., of Baronne Court, co. Tipperary, Baron 
 de Prig^y de Querieux in France. Armorial bearings— 
 Per pale gules and azure, an eagle displayed, ducally 
 crowned or, in the dexter point a cross patonce of the last. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-eagle displayed and erased or, encircled round the 
 body below the wings with a ducal coronet gules, each wing 
 charged with a cross patonce also gules. Motto — " Aquila 
 non captat mascas." Seat — Cloghan Castle, Banagher, 
 King's Co. 
 
 S ROBERT WYNDHAM GRAVES, Esquire, C.M.G. 
 (1896), Consul-General in Crete since 1899. Bom 
 1858, being fifth but fourth surviving son of the late Rt. 
 Rev. Charles Graves, Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and 
 Aghadoe, D.D., D.C.L., F.R.S., by his wife Selina, eldest 
 dau. of John Cheyne, Esq., M.D., Physician-General to 
 Her Majesty's Forces in Ireland. Armorial bearings - 
 Quarterly i and 4, partly per pale gules and azure, an 
 eagle displayed or, ducally crowned, in the dexter chief 
 point a cross patonce of the last (for Graves) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a chief indented gules, three crosses patde of the 
 field (for Perceval). Mantling gules and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed and erased 
 or, encircled round the body below the wings with a ducal 
 coronet gules, each wing charged with a cross patonce also 
 gules. Motto — "Aquila non captat muscas." Married, 
 1895, Bessie Catharine, dau. of the late J. R. Thomson. 
 Residence— 'Qn\\%\\^ Consulate-General, Canea, Crete. Club 
 — St. James's. 
 
 GR.AVES-KNYFTON(R.L., 1894, H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 1 and 4, gules, gutt^-d'or, a chevron vair6 argent and sable, 
 between two eagles' heads couped in pale or (Knyfton) ; 2 
 and 3, or, an eagle displayed sable, each wing charged 
 with a cross pate6 of the first between four escallops in 
 cross of the second (Graves). Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head 
 couped or, gutt6-de-sang, holding in the beak an eagle's 
 leg erased proper, between two wings vair6 argent and 
 sable (Knyfton); 2. on a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 an eagle displayed sable, each wing charged with a cross 
 pat^e or, three escallops inverted of the last (Graves). 
 
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 Son of Albert Reginald Graves, Esq., J. P., of Delaprd, 
 
 I Bridport, Dorset, and Charlton House, Salisbury, d. 
 
 1840; d. 1880; m. 1871, Mary Jane, d. of William 
 
 Morgan Benett, Master in Common Pleas Div. of 
 
 High Court : — 
 
 ' Reginald Benett Graves- Knyfton , Esq. , J . P. co. Somerset , 
 
 late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Wilts Regt., i. 1873; w. 1897, Edith 
 
 Mary, d. of Francis Albert Alston, late of Banwell, 
 
 ' Somerset. Sea( — Uphill Castle, Weston-super-Mare. 
 
 : CARSINA GORDON GRAY, only dau. of the late 
 Charles William Gray of Carse, by his wife Susan Helen, 
 dau. of James Guthrie of Tanjong Pagar, Singapore. 
 Armorial bearings — On a lozenge, gules, a lion rampant 
 within a bordure wavy argent. Seat — Carse Gray House, 
 
 ■ Forfarshire. 
 
 ; HERBERT GRAY, Gentleman (formerly Miers). Born 
 April 24, 1868, being the son of the late William Thomas 
 
 , Miers of Scarcroft Grange, near Leeds, by his wife Mary, 
 dau. of Henry Burnet of Liverpool, and assumed the sur- 
 
 , name of Gray in lieu of Miers, and the arms of Gray by 
 Royal License 1901, on his marriage. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Barry of six per pale argent and azure counterchanged, 
 on a plain bend cottised engrailed gules, three escutcheons 
 of the first, each charged with a rose of the third barbed and 
 seeded proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a hedgehog 
 statant proper, charged on the body with a rose as in the 
 arms, in front of a holly-bush fructed also proper. Married, 
 Feb. 14, 1901, Betsey Hardy, only child and heir of the 
 late Edward Thomas Gray of Morwick FLdl, near Leeds, 
 and Steyning, co. Sussex. Residence — The Limes, Frisby, 
 "hear Melton Mowbray, Liecestershire. Club — Leicester- 
 shire (Leicester). 
 
 JOHN ROBIN GRAY, Esquire, late ist Batt. King's 
 Royal Rifles, now Major 3rd Royal Berks Regt. Born 
 March 16, 1864, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Gray, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. Lancaster, J. P. co. 
 Berks, High Sheriff for Berks 1882, Major (ret.) 4th Royal 
 Lancaster Militia, and Hon. Col. and Volunteer Batt. 
 Loyal North Lancasiiire Regt., M.P. for Bolton (of which 
 town he was Mayor 1850 and 1851) from 1857-74, by his 
 wife Magdelene, dau. of the late John Robin of Grove Hill, 
 West Kirby, Cheshire. Armorial bearings— Azure, a lion 
 rampant, within an orle of annulets argent, a bordure 
 indented ermine. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a bear's paw 
 erect and erased sable, grasping a snake entwined around 
 it also proper. Motto — "Tenebo." Married, April 23, 
 i8gi, Blanche, only dau. of Canon and Hon. Mrs. Feildon 
 of Honingham, Norfolk. 5ea^— Farley Hill Place, Read- 
 ing, Berks. C/«*— Cocoa Tree. 
 
 ROBERT GRAY, Esquire, J. P. co. Armagh, F.R.C.P.L 
 Born Oct. 18, 1845, being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Gray of Enagh, co. Armagh, by his wife Margaret, dau. 
 of William Patterson. C/i/*— Armagh County (Armagh). 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, a lion rampant argent, holding 
 
 in the dexter paw a fleam or, on a canton of the last a harp 
 azure. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, an anchor in pale azure, timbered 
 proper and fluked or. Motto — "Anchor fast anchor." 
 Married, July 10, 1867, Harriet Ann, dau. of Hampton 
 .Atkinson ; and has Issue — (i) Hampton Atkinson Gray, 
 Gentleman, M.D. (T.C.D.), ^. Aug. 16, 1868; (2) Robert 
 Alexander Gray, Esq., Capt. R.I.F., b. Dec. 21, 1869; (3) 
 Francis Audubon Gray, L. R.C. P. and S. (Edin. ), b. Jan. 2, 
 1874; Harriete Alice \m. Jan. 6, 1904, Major Henry John 
 Robert St. George Richardson, late The King's (Liverpool) 
 Regt.] ; and Margaret Edith. Postal address — Armagh. 
 
 WILLIAM MARTELLO GRAY, Gentleman, F.C.A. 
 Born May 26, 1850, being the second son of William Mar- 
 
 tello Gray of Hovingham, Yorkshire, by his wife Sarah, 
 daughter of Richard Barker of Nunnington, Yorkshire. 
 
 iB the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Clmli - Union Club, Bradford. I.ivtry—0\\\c Green. Ar- 
 morial iMarlngi— Azure, a fesse or, between four roses fesse- 
 wise in chief, argent barlicd and seedetl proper, and a tower 
 in l>a&e of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet behtting his de^ce, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Onct, on a wrrtith of the colours, a tower proper, 
 $urmout)te<l by an escocheon azure, charged with a rose 
 arKfiit, barlxxl and s«*edetl proper, with the MottO — " Veritas 
 vincit." Mxtrrifd, Octolx;r 9, 187a, Fanny Smith, daughter 
 of George Charlton Harnett of Eccleshall, near Stafford, in 
 that county, and has Issut — (i) William Herbert Gray, 
 Gentleman, bom Aug. 17, 1881 ; (3) Charles Ernest Gray, 
 Gentleman, born Oct. 33, 1883 ; (3) Francis Martello Gray, 
 Gentleman, born June 11. 1885; (4) Stanley Gray, Gentle- 
 man, born Dec. a6, 1889 ; F.dith Fanny, lileanor Maude, and 
 Nora. Estate - Graythwaite Manor, Grange-over-Sands, 
 N. Ijtncs. Postal address — Seflon Lodge, Heaton, Brad- 
 ford, Yorks. 
 
 GRAY of Gray (L.O.. 1878. 1897. and R.L.. H. Coll.. 
 7 Ma^ 1897). Gules, a lion rampant within a bordure 
 cngr.iiled argent. 
 
 Dau. of Jeremiah I.,onsdale Pounden of Bronenswood, 
 
 CO. Wexford, m. Lady Jane Stuart, d. of loth Earl of 
 
 Moray : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Evelyn Smith-Gray, 19th Baroness Gray 
 
 (Sco. , 1444) [AnxiB— Quarterly, i and 4, Gray as above ; 
 
 2. ermine, two chcvronels gules between three pomeis ; 
 
 3. quarterly, i. and iiii., or, a lion rampant within a double 
 tressure flory and counterflory gules, a Iwrdure company 
 azure and argent ; ii., or, a fesse chequy azure and argent ; 
 iii., or, three cushions between a double tressure flory and 
 counterflory. Supporters —Two lions guardant gules], tn. 
 1863, James Maclaren Smith-Gray (R.L., 1897, formerly 
 Smith), who died 1900 ; and has issue— Hon. James 
 Maclaren Stuart Gray, Master of Gray, late Capt. 5th 
 Batt. Rif. Brigade, M.A. Camb. (Hes.—Cy/m Irfon, 
 Llanwrtyd Wells, Breconsh.), *. 1864; Hon. Ethel Evelyn 
 \m. 1888, Henry Tufnell Campbell!; Hon. Thora Zelma 
 Grace ; and Hon. Kathleen Eileen Moray. Res. — 14 The 
 Boltons, London, S.W. 
 
 Ygst. son of Rev. Edmund Luttrell Stuart, Rector of 
 Winterborne Houghton, Dorset (gt.- grandson of 9th 
 Earl of Moray), b. 1798 ; d. 1869 ; m. 1834, Elizabeth, 
 d. of Rev. J. L. Jackson, Rector of Swanage : — 
 The Hon. Morton Gray Stuart-Gray [brother of isth and 
 i6th Earls of Moray, and has Patent of Precedence 10 
 
 middle chief point with a crescent of the field for difference. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath ol 
 his liveries an anchor or. Motto—" Anchor fast anchor"], 
 b. 1855; in. 1890, Edith DouRlas, d. of Rcar-Adin. (ieorjfe 
 Palmer; and has issue — (i) Frances Douglas Siuait-tiniy, 
 Esq., b. 1893; (3) Archibald John Morton Stuart-(iray, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894; (3) James Gray Stuart-Gray, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1897 ; and Hermione Moray. -V«a/j— Kinfauris 
 Castle, Perthshire ; Gray House, Forfarshire. 
 
 GRAY (U.O.). Argent, an anchor erect sable, entwined 
 by a ribbon azure with the word "V.-irtry" inscribed 
 thereon in letters of gold (commemorative of the zeal and 
 ability evinced by .Sir John (iray as Chairman of the Viiriry 
 Waterworks Committee of the Dublin Corporation), on a 
 canton of the third a castle of the third Hatnmant proper as 
 in the arms of the city of Dublin. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an anchor erect 
 sable, entwined as in the arms with a ribbon axure with 
 the word "Vartry" insciil^d thereon in letters of gold. 
 Motto — " Anchor fast anchor." 
 
 Son of Edward Dwyer Gray, Esq., M.P. (son of Sir 
 John Gray of Dublin) : — 
 
 Edward Dwyer Gray, Gentleman, b. ; m. . 
 Res. — Glendhu, Sorell Creek, New Norfolk, Tasmania. 
 
 S JAMES ROSS GRAY-BUCHANAN, Esquire, of 
 Scotstoun, Eastfield House, Cambuslang, J. P. for 
 CO. Lanark; served for many years in the 26th Kc};t.,thc 
 Cameronians, was afterwards Major 3rd Batt. Argyll and 
 Sutherland Highlanders, and late Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. 
 commanding 3rd Batt. Cameronians, Scottish Rifles. Born 
 Jan. 30, 1840, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Gray- 
 Buchanan of Ardoch and Scotstown, by his wife Mary, 
 dau. of Michael Rowland of Linthouse co. Lanark. Ar- 
 morial bearingrs— Quarterly i and 4, or, a lion rampant 
 
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 Apr. 1897], M.-A. , Cambs. [Arms (rematric. 2 July 1902, 
 on change of name) as above, the bordure charged in the 
 
 sable, holding in his dexter fore-paw a dagger proper, 
 within a double tressure flowered and counterflowered of 
 fleur-de-lis of the second, all within a border invected gules 
 (for Buchanan! ; 2 and 3, gules, a lion rampant, between 
 three cinquefoils argent, within a bordure engrailed of the 
 second, the lion charged on the shoulder with a crescent of 
 the first, for difference (for Gray). Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the liveries upon the dexter side, 
 two hands grasping a two-handed sword proper ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, " Clariora sequor" (for 
 Buchanan) ; and upon the sinister side, upon a wreath of 
 his liveries, an anchor in the sea, proper; and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, "Fast" (for Gray). Married, 
 August 26, 1873, Kate [d. May 5, 1888), dau. of James 
 Farie of Farme, co. Lanark; and has Issue — (i) Thomas 
 Farie Gray- Buchanan, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1875, d. 
 April 27, 1899 ; (2) James Maurice Gray-Buchanan, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 26, 1877; (3) Malcolm Gray-Buchanan, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 14, 1878, d. Oct. 29, 1882 ; (4) Walter 
 Bruce Gray-Buchanan, Gentleman, b. August 20, 1885; (s) 
 
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 :ecil Gordon Gray-Buchanan, b. Sept. 9, 1886; Janet 
 ;dith ; Mary Rose ; Kate Farie ; Violet Sybil ; Gertrude, 
 Jan. 17, 1884; and Elizabeth. Seat — Eastfield House, 
 ^ambuslang, co. Lanark. Clubs — Army and Navy, Wes- 
 3rn (Glasgow), New (Edinburgh). 
 
 GRAYSON, quartered by BEDFORD. 
 
 Dame CHARLOTTE FREDERICA CAROLINE 
 iREATHED, commonly called Lady Greathed, eldest 
 au. of the late Sir George Osborn, Bart., of Chicksands 
 'riory, co. Beds. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge 
 -Argent, two barrulets plain between as many engrailed 
 er pale azure and sable, and an orle of martlets gules ; and 
 npaling the arms of Osborn, namely argent, a bend between 
 ,vo lions rampant sable, Married, 1869, as his third wife, 
 leneral Sir Edward Harris Greathed, K.C.B., D.C.L. 
 3xon.), y.P., of Uddens, Dorset (who died Nov. 19, 1881) ; 
 nd has had Issue — Edward Wilberforce Osborn Greathed, 
 Isquire, b. July 7, 1870 (d. 1893), of Uddens, Dorset ; 
 'harlotte Elizabeth ; Georgina Laura ; and Dorothy 
 ,ouisa. Postal address — 81 Queen's Gate, London, S.W. 
 
 EDWARD ARCHER GREATHED, Gentleman. Born 
 866, being the eldest son of the late Major-General William 
 Vilberforce Harris Greathed, C.B., R.E. , and his wife 
 .lice, only dau. of the Rev. A. Clive of Whitfield, co. 
 lereford. Armorial bearings — Argent, two barrulets 
 lain between as many engrailed per pale azure and sable, 
 nd an orle of martlets gules ; and impaling the arms of 
 Toft, namely, quarterly per fesse indented azure and 
 rgent, in the first quarter a lion passant guardant or. 
 [antllng azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 le colours, out of bulrushes proper, a stag's head per pale 
 ngrailed argent and gules, attired or, in the mouth an 
 rrow of the first. Motto — "Work with a will." Mar- 
 led, Jan. 21, 1891, Janet, eldest dau. of Sir Herbert George 
 )enman Croft, ninth Bart. , of Lugwardine Court, Hereford- 
 lire ; and has Issue — Bernard Wilberforce Greathed, Gentle- 
 lan, b. 1891. Residence — Armstrong Point, Winnipeg, 
 
 anada. 
 
 ; HERVEY GREATHED, Gentleman, second son of 
 le late William Wilberforce Harris Greathed, by his wife 
 I lice, only dau. of Rev. A. Clive of Whitfield, co. Hereford. 
 iTmorial bearings — Argent, two barrulets plain between 
 |vo engrailed per pale azure and sable, and an orle of 
 lartlets gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 ' wreath of the colours, out of bulrushes proper, a stag's 
 ead per pale engrailed argent and gules, attired or, in the 
 louth an arrow of the first. MottO — "Work with a will." 
 farried, 1S97, May, dau. of Rogerson. Residence — 
 
 I GREAVES, quartered by BELCHER. 
 
 ' EDWARD OWAIN GREAVES, Gentleman. Born 
 382, being the son of the late Edward Seymour Greaves, 
 sq., J. P. cos. Carnarvon and Warwick, by his wife 
 osamund Augharad, dau. of Edward Lloyd of Tyn-y- 
 hyl, CO. Flint. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse 
 igrailed azure between four pellets, three in chief and 
 ne in base, each charged with a lion's head erased or, a 
 Tiffin passant, wings elevated, between two escallops of the 
 it. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 i2gree, with a Mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 rest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed 
 ith two heads sable, resting each claw on a pellet, each 
 larged with a lion's head as in the arms, and either wing 
 larged with two escallops or; with the MottO, " Aquila 
 3n captat muscas." Postal address — Glen Etive, Argyle- 
 lire ; 35 Lennox Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 a FRANCIS EDWARD GREAVES, Esquire, Justice of 
 
 !? the Pence for the county of Derby, Captain in the 
 
 erbyshire Rifle Volunteers. Born May 23, 1840, being the 
 
 mnger son of the late Henry Marwood Greaves, Esquire, 
 
 ' Hesley Hall, in the county of Nottingham, Banner Cross, 
 
 the county of York, and Ford Hall, in the county of 
 
 erby, Justice cf the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, by 
 
 'ary Catharine Anne his wife, only child of the Reverend 
 
 'illiam Bagshawe of Banner Cross and Ford Hall, Master 
 
 Arts of the University of Oxford. Livery — A light drab 
 
 cream-coloured cloth coat, lined crimson, the waistcoat 
 
 the last, the breeches light drab or cream-coloured plush, 
 
 the greatcoat drab, braided round the cape and cuffs with 
 crimson cord, hats gold-laced. Armorial bearings (July 
 1782) — Quarterly, gules and vert an eagle displayed, holding 
 in the beak a slip of oak fructed or ; and for a Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a stag trippant or, 
 holding in his mouth a slip of oak of the first ; with the 
 Motto, " Deo non fortuna." Married, December 11, 1872, 
 Emma, second daughter of Thomas Storer Partington of 
 Blackbrook, in the county of Derby ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Henry Foxlowe Greaves, Gentleman, born March i, 
 1875 ; (2) Edward Newton Bagshawe Greaves, Gentleman, 
 born October 18, 1880 ; (3) Francis Gordon Hamilton 
 Greaves, Gentleman, born May 8, 1885; Frances Mary; 
 Grace Emma ; Catherine Isabel ; Constance Helen ; and 
 Edith Campbell. Estate — Dronfield, in the county o 
 Derby. Postal address — 15 Powis Square, Brighton. 
 
 SJOHN ERNEST GREAVES, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Merio- 
 neth, for which he served the office of High Sheriff in the 
 year 1884, and Justice of the Peace for the county of Car- 
 narvon, for which he served the office of High Sheriff in 
 the year 1885, and Lord-Lieutenant of that county since the 
 year 1886, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Honorary Colonel 
 3rd Volunteer Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Born 1847, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Whitehead Greaves, 
 Esquire, of Bericote House, in the county of Warwick, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for that 
 county, for which he served the office of High Sheriff 
 in the year i860, by Ellen his wife, daughter of Gill 
 Stedman of the Manor House, Pakenham, in the county 
 of Suffolk. C/z//^ — Reform. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse engrailed azure 
 
 between four pellets, three in chief and one in base, each 
 charged with a lion's head erased or, a griffin passant, wings 
 ebvated, between two escallops of the last. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed with two heads 
 sable, resting each claw on a pellet, each charged with a 
 lion's head as in the arms, and either wing charged with 
 two escallops or; with the Motto, "Aquila non captat 
 muscas." Married, 1875, Marianne, daughter of the late 
 E. Rigby, Doctor of Medicine, of Berkeley Square, London, 
 
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 Eifion, Criccicth ; Glan Gwna, Carnarvon. 
 
 § RICHARD METHUEN GREAVES. Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy- Lioutenant for the counties 
 of Carnarvon and Merioneth. Born 185a, Ijcing the third 
 son of the late John Whitehead Greaves. Esquire, of 
 Bericotc House, in the county of Warwick, Justice of the 
 Pcact; and Deputy-Lieutenant for that county, for which 
 he served the office of High Sheriff in the year i860, by 
 Ellen his wife, daughter of Gill Stedman of the Manor 
 House, Pakenham, in the county of Suffolk. CJui — Junior 
 Carlton. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 on a fesse engrailed azure between four pellets, three in 
 chief and one in base, each charged with a lion's head 
 erased or, a griffin passant, wings elevated, between two 
 escallops of the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an eagle displayed with two heads sable, resting each claw 
 on a pellet, charged with a lion's head as in the arms, 
 and either wing charged with two escallops or ; with the 
 Motto, "Aquila non captat muscas." MarrUd, 1883, 
 Constance Mary, second daughter of the late J. Dugdale of 
 Wroxall Abbey, in the county of Warwick, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace. Postal address — Portmadoc, North Wales. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY GREAVES-BAGSHAWE, Es- 
 quire, J. P. and D.L. for co. Derby, High Sheriff 
 1895-96. Bom Aug. 13, 1831, being the eldest son of the 
 late Henry Marwood Greaves, Esq., of Hesley Hall, in co. 
 Nottingham, Banner Cross, in co. York, and Ford Hall, in 
 CO. Derby, J. P. and D. L. , by Mary Catharine Anne his wife, 
 only child of the Rev. William Bagshawe of Banner Cross and 
 Ford Hall, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford ; 
 assumed the surname of Bagshawe in addition to and after 
 that of Greaves, in the year 1853, and obtained Her 
 Majesty's Royal License to continue to use the name and 
 to bear the arms of Bagshawe in addition to and quarterly 
 with those of Greaves, on the death of his mother, in the year 
 1879. Livery — (Bagshawe) coats, green cloth lined with 
 scarlet shalloon, collars and cuffs of scarlet cloth, brass 
 buttons, waistcoats of green cloth, breeches of green or 
 scarlet cloth or plush, hats gold laced ; (Greaves) coats of 
 very light drab or cream-colour cloth lined with crimson, 
 brass buttons, waistcoats of crimson cloth, breeches very 
 light drab or cream-colour plush, hats gold-laced. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, a bugle-horn 
 sable stringed vert, between three roses gules (for Bag- 
 shawe), 2 and 3 quarterly, gules and vert, an eagle displayed 
 holding in tlie beak a slip of oak fructed or (for Greaves, 
 July 1782). Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 cubit arm erect proper, the hand holding a bugle-horn sable, 
 stringed vert (for Bagshawe), 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a stag trippant or, holding in his 
 mouth a slip of oak of the first (for Greaves) ; with the 
 Motto, " Forma flos fama flatus." Married, September 24, 
 1856, Martha, daughter of Joseph Bowmer of Draycott, 
 in the county of Derby, and of Lancayo House, in the 
 county of Monmouth ; and has had Issue — William Murray 
 Caldwell Greaves - Bagshawe, Esquire (d.s.p.); Mary 
 Catherine Murray [married, December 7, 1887, to Edward 
 Renshaw of Woodlands, in the County Palatine of Chester, 
 and has issue] ; and Frances Alice Devereux [married, July 
 14, 1886, to Ernest Carver, Esq., J. P. of Poise House, also 
 in the County Palatine of Chester ; and has issue]. Estates 
 —Banner Cross, in the county of York ; and Ford Hall, in 
 the county of Derby. Postal address— ForA Hall, near 
 Chapel-en-le-Frith, E)erbyshire. Club — National. 
 
 GREEN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 GREEN, see EGERTON-GREEN. 
 
 ALFRED GREEN, Gentleman. Born April 18, 1838, 
 being the second son of the late Richard Green of Essendon, 
 near Hertford (England), and of Launceston, in the Colony 
 of Tasmania, by his wife Hannah, dau. of Richard Jackson. 
 Club — Launceston (Launceston, Tasmania). iUmorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, between two 
 bendlets nebuly sable, a lion passant ^tween two crosses 
 pat6e gules, the whole between as many escallops of the 
 
 second, and in chief a crescent for difference ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a cuhii arm 
 erect projx-r, the hand grasping an anchor in bend sinister 
 sable, a cross pat<te between two escallops or ; with the 
 Motto, "Je ferai bicn." Married, November 30, 1870, 
 Rose, daughter of George William Barnard ; and has Issue 
 
 — Alfred Lawrence Green, Gentleman, bom October 7, 
 1875. Postal address — ^1 George Street, Launceston, 
 Tasmania. 
 
 ARTHUR GREEN, Gentleman. Born July 30, 1842, 
 being the third son of the late Richard Green of Essendon, 
 
 near Hertford (England), and of Launceston, Tasmania, 
 by his wife Hannah, daughter of Richard Jackson, of 
 
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 Yorkshire, England. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 
 within two beniilets nebuly sable, a lion passant be- 
 tween two crosses patfe gules, the whole between as 
 many escallops of the second, and in chief a mullet for 
 difference ; Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a cubit arm erect proper, the hand grasping an anchor 
 in bend sinister sable, a cross pat6e between two escallops 
 or; Motto, " Je ferai bien." Married, April 15, 1876, 
 Florence, daughter of Charles James Weedon ; and has 
 Issue— [i) Richard Vyvyan Weedon Green, Gentleman, 
 born February 27, 1877 ; (2) Eric Arthur Weedon Green, 
 Gentleman, born December i, 1878 ; (3) Harold Weedon 
 Green, Gentleman, born August 13, 1880; (4) Lionel Hard- 
 wicke Weedon Green, Gentleman, born October 11, 1886; 
 and Elsie Beryl Weedon. Postal address — " Windarra," 
 22 High Street, Launceston, Tasmania. Club — Launces- 
 ton (Launceston, Tasmania). 
 
 SSiR EDWARD GREEN, Baronet (March 5, 1886). 
 of Wakefield, co. York, and Ken Hill, Norfolk, J. P. 
 and D.L. co. York, J.P. Norfolk, M.P. for Wakefield 
 1874 and 1885-92. Born March 4, 1831, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Edward Green of Sandal 
 Magna ; by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of John Ironside of 
 Wakefield. Armorial bearings— Vert, gutt6e-d'eau, three 
 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm erect proper, 
 the hand grasping an anchor in bend sinister sable, a cross 
 patee between two escallops or. Motto — " Je ferai bien." 
 Married, Sept. 9, 1880, Lucie, dau. of James M'Nicol ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Reginald Percy Green, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 28, 1884; (2) Mervyn Leslie Green, Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, 
 1892; (3) Esmond Jackson Green, Gentleman, b. Jan. 25, 
 1898 ; Effie Madeline ; Lilian May ; Hilda Constance ; and 
 Muriel Evelyn. Postal address— zZ Buxton Street, North 
 Adelaide, South Australia. 
 
 SEVERARD GREEN, Gentleman, Rouge Dragon 
 Pursuivant of Arms, a Fellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries of London. Born Sept. 23, 1844, being the 
 third and youngest son of Charles Green of Holdich House, 
 in the parish of Spalding, in the co. of Lincoln, by his wife 
 Mary, fourth dau. and co-heir of Henry Everard of Spalding. 
 Livery — Blue and yellow. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 
 stags trippant or, and two roses in fesse argent ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a mount proper, thereon a stag trippant or, 
 gorged with a collar gemel vert, three roses fesseways 
 ;rgent. Motto — "Waste not." Married, ^'pX. B, 1859, 
 Mary, dau. of William Edward Lycett of Bowden, co. 
 Chester; and has Issue — (x) Edward Lycett Green, Esq., 
 h. May 25, i860 [in., April 23, 1885, Ethel Mary, dau. of 
 Arthur Wilson, Esq., of Tranby Croft Hall, co. York; and 
 has issue, Edward Arthur Lycett Green, Esq., b. April i, 
 1886; David Cecil Lycett Green, Gentleman, b. June 4, 1892; 
 Francis Denis Lycett Green, Gentleman, b. Nov. 2, 1893 ; 
 Nancy Lycett ; and Phyllis Mary Lycett] ; (2) Francis 
 William Green, Esq., b. Nov. 24, 1861. Seats— K.en Hill, 
 King's Lynn, Norfolk ; Nunthorpe Hall, York. Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
 EDWIN JACKSON GREEN, Gentleman. Bom Jan. 3, 
 1845, being the fourth and youngest son of the late Richard 
 3reen of Essenden, nr. Hertford (England), and of Launces- 
 on , Tasmania. Armorial bearings— Argent , between two 
 aendlets nebuly sable, a lion passant between two crosses 
 oat^e gules, the whole between as many escallops of the 
 second, and in chief a martlet for difference. Crest — Upon 
 
 I and 4, azure three bucks trippant or, on a chief ot the 
 last a fleur-de-lis between two annulets of the first (for 
 Green) ; 2 and 3 argent, three bars wavy couped between 
 as many estoiles all gules (for Everard). Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a buck's head couped or, 
 between the attires an annulet azure, a fieur-de-lis and two 
 annulets as in the arms. Motto— " Spiritu principal!." 
 Postal address— HtrzXAs College, London, E.G. Clubs— 
 Reform, Burlington Fine Arts. 
 
 FRANCES ELIZABETH GREEN, Spinster, daughter 
 of the late Richard Green of Essendon, near Hertford, 
 England, and of Launceston in the Colony of Tasmania, by 
 Hannah his wife, daughter of Richard Jackson. Armorial 
 bearings are for Arms : Upon a lozenge argent, between 
 two bendlets nebuly sable, a lion passant between two crosses 
 pat6e gules, the whole between as many escallops of the 
 second. Postal address— ig^i Clinitieri Street, Launceston, 
 Tasmania. 
 
 SSIR FRANCES HAYDN GREEN, second Bart. 
 (1901), a Member of Commission of Lieutenancy for 
 the City of London, Capt. ist London Vols., Sheriff 1897- 
 98, and Lord Mayor 1900-1901, of the City of London. 
 
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 Bom 1871. bt'inp the eldest son of Sir Frank Oreen, first 
 Bart. Armorial l>«arlii|r*— Vert, three bezants within two 
 chevronrls, the wliole between ns many castles with two 
 towers in rhief and a horse's head couped in base all or. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from the Imttlements of a tower ^les, a horse's 
 head or, lielween two ears of wheat stalked and leaved 
 proper. Motto "itquam servare nunteni. " Kesidence 
 — 7 Oppidans Road, London, N.W. 
 
 Rkv. JOHN HENRY GREEN. M.A.. Rector of 
 Knaptoft with Shearsby, and Mowsley, co. Leicester. 
 Born Nov. 33, 1839, being the eldest son of Charles Green, 
 of Holdich House, in the parish of Spalding, in the 
 county of Lincoln ; by his wife Mary, fourth dau. and co- 
 heir of Henry Everard of Spalding. Armorial boaringa — 
 Azure, three bucks trippant or, on a chief ot the last, a 
 tleur-de-lis between two annulets of the held. Mantling 
 azure and or. Orwt — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a buck's head couped azure, a fleur-de-lis between two 
 annulets, and a third annulet between the antlers or. 
 Motto — " Spirilu principali." Married, Jan. 2, 1868, 
 Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. James Room Peake. 
 M.A. ; and has Issue — Ethel Mary Katharine. Residence — 
 The Rectory, Mowsley. 
 
 RICHARD GREEN, Gentleman. Bom March 5, 1836, 
 being the eldest son of ti>c late Richard Green of Essendon, 
 near Hertford (England), and of Launceston, in the Colony 
 of Tasmania, by his wife Hannah, daughter of Richard 
 Jackson. Club — Launceston (Launceston, Tasmania). 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, between 
 two bendleis nebuly sable, a lion passant between two 
 crosses pate6 gules, the whole between as many escallops 
 of the second ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a cubit arm erect prof)er, the hand 
 grasping an anchor in bend sinister sable, a cross pat^e 
 between two escallops or; with the Motto, " Je ferai bien." 
 Postal address — 194 Cimitiere Street, Launceston, Tasmania. 
 
 GREEN (R.L., 1829, H. Coll.). Azure, three bucks 
 trippant erminois. on a chief or, three crescents sable. 
 
 MoTit.iing azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-buck springing per fesse or and azure, 
 
 charged with two crescents counterchanged. Motto— 
 " Virtus semper viridis." 
 
 Sons of Joseph Green, Gentleman, b. 1798; d. 1838; 
 
 m. 1815, Hannah, d. of Joseph Rickaby:— 
 Thomas Green, Esq., J.I', co. Merioneth, b. i8aa; «. 
 1843, Harriet Mary, eld. d. of Thomas Lough, Liverp<x)l ; 
 and has surv. issue — (i) George Richard Green, (Jemle- 
 man, b. 1844 [»«.]; (a) Rowland Edward Green, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1848 [m. and has issue]; (3) Frank Lancelyn 
 Green, Gentleman, b. 1854 ; (4) Herbert Lancelyn (ireen, 
 Gentleman, b. 1857 [m. 1879, Margaret Thornton, d. of 
 Rev. John Reade ; and has issue] ; and Maud I'riscilla [m. 
 1886, Rev. Arthur William Robinson]. Seals— Vo\x\\on 
 Lancelyn, Bebington, Cheshire ; Les Douvres, Guernsey. 
 Res. — West Derby, Liverpool. 
 
 William John Green. Gentleman, b. ; m. ; and 
 has issue. Res. — 
 
 GREEN-ARMYTAGE (R.L.. 26 June 1807, H. Coll.). 
 Argent, a lion's head between three crosses bottony, in the 
 centre chief point an escallop gules. Mantling 
 
 Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a holly-bush proper, a dexter arm 
 embowed, vested ermine, the cuff azure, the hand grasping 
 a spear, at each end a pheon also proper. 
 
 Sons of James Green-Armytage of Greenhouse, Yorks., 
 b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 Edward Green-Armytage, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 James Green-Armytage, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Sons of the Rev. Joseph North Green-Armytage, 
 M.A. . St. John's Coll., Camb., of Thickhollins, co. 
 Yorks., b. 1805 ; d. 1873; m. 1837, Harriet, d. of John 
 Dodson : — 
 Rev. North Green-Armytage, M.A. Res. — Boston, 
 Lines. 
 
 John William Green-Armytage, Gentleman. Res.— 
 Fergus, Ontario, Canada. 
 
 Charles Anthony Green-.'^rmytage, Gentleman. Res.— 
 Thornville, Natal. 
 
 Henry Dodson Green-Armytage, Gentleman, b. 1848; 
 tn. 1886, Rosa Caroline, d. of Henry Boyce of Oxford ; and 
 has issue — (i) Geoffrey Green-Armytage, Gentleman, b. 
 1888; (2) Maurice Green-Armytage, Gentleman, b. 1890. 
 Res. — 'Willowdale, Nicola Valley, British Columbia. 
 
 Alfred Green-Armytage, Gentleman, Res. — Clifton, 
 Bristol. 
 
 WALTER EGERTON JOHN GREEN-EMMOTT, 
 Esquire, J. P. for co. Pal. Lancaster, late Capt. 3rd Bait. 
 East Lanes. Regt. ; succeeded his father in 1876 and his 
 cousin in 1895 ; he has assumed by Royal Licence the name 
 and arms of Green-Emmott. Born Aug. 11, 1865, being 
 the only surviving son of the late George Enimott Green- 
 Emmott, Esq., J. P. CO. Lancaster and W. Riding of co. 
 York, of Eminott Hall (assumed the additional name and 
 arms of Emmott in 1851), by his wife Louisa Mary Sheridan, 
 dau. of Major John Macpherson of Pitmain, N. B. Livery 
 — (Full dress) blue and gold, red plush breeches ; (undress) 
 blue, and blue and yellow striped waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a fesse ermine 
 between three buffaloes' heads caboshed or (for Eminott); 
 2 and 3 jjer chevron argent and gules, in chief two sprigs 
 of holly fructed proper, in base a stag trippant argent, 
 attired or (for Green). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests — I. out of a ducal coronet composed of five 
 leaves erminois, a demi-buffalo sable, and unguled or (for 
 Emmott) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 argent, erased or, attired sable, gorged with a collar geniel 
 gules, holding in the mouth a sprig of holly as in the 
 arms (for Green). Mottoes — " Tenez le vraye," " Nee in 
 arido defit." Married, Aug. i. 1893. Kathleen, eldest 
 dau. of Hon. Henry Prendergast Vereker, son of the third 
 Viscount Gort; and has Issue — (i) George Vereker Green- 
 Emmott, Gentleman, b. Jan. 10, 1898 ; (2) Edward Cosset 
 Green Emmott, Gentleman, b. March 28. 1899 ; (3) Oswald 
 Hamilton Green Emmott, Gentleman, b. Sept. 5, 1900 ; 
 Louise Marion ; and Beatrice Colette. Seats — Einraott 
 Hall, Colne, co. Lancaster ; The Old Hall, Rawdon. Yorks. 
 Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 CHARLES JOHN GREENE. Gentleman. Born Dec. 
 28, 1897, being the son of the late Henry Dawson Greene, 
 
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 Batt. Border Regt. , by his wife Violet Frances Henrietta, 
 .second dau. of John Henry Francis Ley, Esq., D.L., of 
 
 Trehill, Devon. Armorial bearings Vert, on a fesse 
 •invected or, between in chief two pheons and in base a 
 
 bugle-horn argent, stringed gules, three fleurs-de-lis of the 
 
 last. Mantling vert and or. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, ;i stag proper, gorged with a collar invected or, a 
 (Shield suspended therefrom or, charged with a rose gules. 
 t Seats Slyne, near Lancaster; Whittington Hall, Kirkby 
 ' Lonsdale. 
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 j CHARLOTTE LETITIA GREENE, Religieuse, daugh- 
 ;ter of the late John Greene and liis wife Charlotte, only 
 jdaughter of Samuel Perry of Manchester; and now a 
 [Dominican Nun, havins^ professed at Siena Convent, Drog- 
 heda, August 22, 1877. Armorial bearings are, upon a 
 , lozenge : Vert, three bucks trippant or, each gorged with a 
 ducal coronet gules. 
 
 DAWSON CORNELIUS GREENE, Esquire, of Slyne, 
 Justice of the Peace for the counties of Lancaster and 
 Westmorland, and for the West Riding of the county of 
 lYork. Born July 24, 1822, being the eldest son of the 
 Jate Thomas Greene, Esquire, Member of Parliament, by 
 his wife Henrietta, third daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able Sir Henry Russell, Baronet. C/?^3j- — Travellers", 
 Senior United Service. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Vert, on a fesse invected or, between in chief 
 ;two pheons, and in base a bugle horn argent, stringed 
 gules, three fleurs-de-lis of the last, impaling the arms 
 of Russell, namely argent, a chevron between three 
 cross crosslets fitch^e azure, within a bordure engrailed 
 gules, sem6e of bezants and escallops or, alternately. 
 Mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag proper, gorged with a collar invected 
 vert, a shield suspended therefrom or, charged with a rose 
 gules. Married, September 3, 1856, Mary, second daughter 
 of Sir Henry Russell, Baronet, of Swallowfield Park, in 
 the county of Berkshire; and has Issue— Htnry Dawson 
 Greene, Gentleman, born May 26, 1862. Seats — Slyne, 
 near Lancaster ; and Whittington Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale.' 
 Tmun residence — 62 Chester Square, S. W. 
 
 !' EDWARD JONAS GREENE, Gentleman. Born Sept. 
 7, 1838, being the second son of Arthur Greene, Esquire 
 ;younger son of Sir Jonas Greene). Armorial bearings - 
 Per pale or and azure, three bucks trippant counterchanged. 
 Mantling or and azure. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, 
 1 dragon's head erased azure, gorged or ; and for Motto, 
 ' Nescia fallere vita." Married, Oct. 4, 1859, Adelaide 
 Reid ; and has Issue~(i) Arthur Alexander Greene, Gentle- 
 nan, M..'^., b. July 15, i860 [m., July 26, 1890, Augusta 
 Reade]; (2) Ernest Henry Greene, Esq., J. P. co. Monaghan, 
 B.A., b. Oct. 4, i86r [m., 1897, Georgina Fraser-Tytler] ; (3) 
 Edward Bernard Greene, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1864; 
 I'atherine Frances [m., 1889, John Aylward Lewis]; and 
 Adelaide, d. 1868. Postal rtrfrf/-«j— Newstead, Clonskeagh, 
 Dublin. 
 
 GEORGE ARTHUR GREENE, Gentleman. Born 
 r^eb. 21, 1853, being the second son of the Rev. Henry 
 jreene (seventh son of Sir Jonas Greene). Armorial bear- 
 ngs— Per pale or and azure, three bucks trippant counter- 
 :hanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 3f the colours, a dragon's head erased azure, gorged or; 
 ind for Motto, " Nescia fallere vita." Married, April 23, 
 [885, Mary Dorothea Lucy, dau. and co-heiress of the 
 <ev. Henry Roundell ; and has Issue— (1) Henry Roundell 
 ireene, Gentleman, b. April 23, 1886; (2) Godfrey George 
 Roundell Greene, Gentleman, 'b. March 19, 1888. Postal 
 iddress—22, Pembroke Gardens, Kensington, W. 
 
 JOHN GREENE, Gentleman, Bom 1851, being the 
 hird son of the late John Greene of Glenville, by his wife 
 '.mma, eldest daughter of the Reverend Richard Jones 
 lobson. Archdeacon of Waterford. Livery— Crimen, with 
 'ellow facings and gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— He 
 )ears for Arms : Vert, three bucks trippant or, each 
 gorged with a ducal coronet gules. Mantling vert 
 md or ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet gules, 
 
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 a buck's head or; with the Motto, "Nee timeo nee 
 sperno. Married, October 9, 1872, Julia Eamer, daughter 
 ot General Robert Sandeman ; and has Issue— U) Reginald 
 Hugh Greene, Gentleman, born July 9, 1873 • (2) Walter 
 Massy Greene, Gentleman, born November 6, 1874 • (3) 
 
 Robert Theodore Greene, Gentleman, born December 4, 
 1882 ; (4) Joseph Bertram Greene, Gentleman, born August 
 5, 1885 ; Theodora ; Kathleen Amy, died January 29, 
 1889 ; and Margaret Ruth. Estate and postal address — 
 Shamrock, Kyneton, Victoria, Australia. 
 
 Rev. JONAS GREENE, Clerk in Holy Orders. Bom 
 Oct. 19, 1836, being the son of Jonas (fifth son of Sir Jonas 
 Greene). Armorial bearings — Per pale or and azure, three 
 bucks trippant counterchanged, and impaling these same 
 arms of Greene. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dragon's head erased azure, gorged 
 or ; and for Motto, " Nescia fallere vita." Married, 1873, 
 Dorothy Jane, eldest dau. of George Greene, fourth son of 
 Sir Jonas Greene; and has Issue — Alfred Bilton, b. Oct. 25, 
 1876. Postal address — Mount Temple Rectory, Moate, 
 Westmeath. 
 
 Rev. JOSEPH GREEN, Clerk in Holy Orders. 
 Born Oct. 15, 1824, being the eldest son of the Rt. Hon. 
 Richard Wilson Greene, second Baron of Her Majesty's 
 Court of Exchequer in Ireland, by his wife Elizabeth, third 
 dau. of Thomas Wilson of Fulford, York. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per pale or and azure, three bucks trippant counter- 
 changed. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dragon's head erased azure, gorged or. 
 Motto "Nescia fallere vita." Married, Oct. 28, 1848, 
 Olivia Douglas, eldest dau. of Charles Douglas Johnstone, 
 Esq., M.D., J.P., of CO. Leitrim; 3.n& has, Issue — (i) Richard 
 Wilson Greene, Gentleman, b. and d. 1851 ; (2) Charles 
 Douglas Greene, Gentleman, b. June 5, 1854; (3) Alan 
 Douglas Greene, Gentleman, b. April 15, 1856 ; (4) Rev. 
 Walter Lighton Greene, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Dec. 
 24, i860 ; Elizabeth Alice, d. 1851 ; Eveline Douglas ; and 
 Emily Josephine, d. i860. Postal address — Rostrevor, 
 Clifton, Gloucestershire. 
 
 REGINALD LATIMER WELLINGTON GREENE, 
 Gentleman, J. P., LR.C. P. and L.R.C.S. Edinburgh. 
 Born Dec. 18, 1852, being the fifth son of the Rev. William 
 Greene, M. A. , formerly Vicar of Antrim, by his wife Frances, 
 daughter of Francis Whittle of Muckamore, co. Antrim, 
 and grandson of Joseph Greene, Esquire, Justice of the 
 
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 Peace, formerly of Low Orange and Lakeview, in the county 
 of Kilkenny ; Mayor of Slralfordupon-Avon, 1893-1894. 
 Axmorlkl bMrlngt-He Ix-ars for Arms : Vert, three bucks 
 trippant or, gorged with ;i ducal coron»'t gules. Mantling 
 >'ert and or ; and for his Oreat, out of a ducal coronet gules, 
 a buck's head or ; with the Motto, " Nee timeo nee spemo." 
 
 only surviving son of Joseph George Greene, of Waterford, 
 by his wife Maria, daughter of William M'Kenzie of (ilas- 
 gow, and Halifax, Nova Scotia, and grandson of Major 
 Josi-ph (Ireone, 40lh Regt. Lii>ery — Green and yellow. 
 Armorial b«aringa (confirmed 1893, on the strenf^th of 
 user, the first dated copy being in 1719. I'ed. U. Oft.)— 
 
 Married, April 29, 1882, Ethel Mauney, eldest daughter and 
 heiress of Commander Richard Izod Downes ; and has Issue 
 —Reginald Downes Latimer;Greene, Gentleman, born Feb- 
 ruary 6, 1883 ; and Beryl Latimer. Postal address— Tre- 
 gara House, Stratford-upon-Avon. 
 
 S RICHARD GREENE, Esquire, Fellow of the Royal 
 College of Physicians of Edinburgh, late Surgeon- 
 Captain in ist Volunteer Battalion Northamptonshire Regi- 
 ment, late Medical Superintendent of County Asylum, 
 Northampton. Born June 28, 1843, being the third and 
 
 Vert, three bucks trippant or, gorged with a ducal coronei 
 gules. Mantling vert and or. Crest— Issuant from a 
 ducal coronet gules, a buck's head or. Motto— "Nee 
 timeo nee sjierno. " Married, March 10, 1877, to Emma, 
 daughter of James Rhodes of Bradford, and widow ol 
 Edward Dickin of Shipley ; and has /wi/e— George Watten 
 Greene, Gentleman, b. May 3, 1878; and Alice Norali 
 Gertrude. Postal addresses— Th^ Shelleys, Lewes; and 
 the Nook, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft. Clubs— MbemixV-. 
 Authors', Bath, County (Sussex), and Royal Norfolk ami 
 Suffolk Yacht. 
 
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 GREENE (U.O.). Per pale or and azure, three bucks 
 trippant counterchanyed ; and impaling the arms of 
 Plunket, namely : sable, a bend between a tower in the 
 sinister chief and a portcullis in the dexter base all or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dragon's head erased azure, gorged or. Motto 
 — " Nescia fallere vita." 
 
 Sons of Richard Jonas Greene, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Trinity College, Dublin, and Barrister-at-Law, 6. 24 
 Jan. 1826 ; d. 1903 ; m. 27 July 1852, Louisa Lelias, 
 fourth d. of the Hon. John Plunket (afterwards Rt. 
 Hon. the third Baron Plunket) : — 
 Sir William Conyngham Greene, K.C.B. [to whom refer]. 
 Postal address — 49 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. 
 
 Charles Kendal Greene, Esq., Capt. in the "Buffs," b. 
 18 June 1862. 
 Harry Plunket Greene, Gentleman, b. 24 June 1865. 
 Geoffrey Philip Greene, Gentleman, b. 25 May 1868. 
 
 RICHARD MASSY GREENE, Gentleman, Chief Har- 
 bour Engineer in the Marine Department of the Imperial 
 Maritime Chinese Customs, 1869, 1870. Born January 10, 
 1843, being the eldest son of John Greene, formerly of 
 Glenville, by his wife Emma, daughter of Reverend Richard 
 Jones Hobson, Archdeacon of Waterford, and grandson of 
 Major William Greene, formerly of Janeville, in the county 
 of Waterford. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Vert, three bucks trippant or, gorged with a ducal coronet 
 gules ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet gules, 
 a buck's head or; with the Motto, "Nee timeo nee 
 sperno." Estates — Smithstown, Rathore, Cappagh, Brittas, 
 and Coolehela, all in the county of Kilkenny, in Ireland. 
 
 THOMAS WESTLAND GREENE, Gentleman. Bom 
 1843, being the only surviving son and heir of the late John 
 Greene of Millbrook and Hallahoise. Armorial bearings 
 — Vert, three bucks trippant or, each gorged with a ducal 
 coronet gules, in chief a crescent of the second for dif- 
 ference. Mantling vert and or. Crest — Issuing from 
 a ducal crest coronet gules, a buck's head or, charged 
 with a crescent gules for difference. Motto — ' ' Nee 
 timeo nee sperno." Seats — Millbrook and Hallahoise, 
 CO. Kildare. 
 
 THOMAS GREENE, Gentleman. Born Oct. 17, 1830, 
 being the fourth son of the Rt. Hon. Richard Wilson 
 Greene, second Baron of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer 
 in Ireland, by his wife Elizabeth, third dau. of Thomas 
 Wilson of Fulford, York. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 
 or and azure, three bucks trippant counterchanged ; impal- 
 ing the arnis of CoghiU, napiely ermine, a chevron between 
 
 three cocks gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath ol the colours, a dragon's head erased azure, gorged 
 or ; and for Motto—" Nescia fallere vita." Married, May 
 15, 1856, Sylvia Maria, youngest dau. of Vice-Admiral 
 Sir Josiah CoghiU, Bart.; and has Issue— (1) Herbert 
 Wilson Greene, Gentleman, b. April 15, 1857; (2) Francis 
 Ernest Greene, Gentleman, b. June 23, i8s9[w«., Aug. 22, 
 1896, Muriel Leuca, dau. and coheir of Colonel A. B. Cod- 
 dington, R.E., and has issue, Marjorie Pearl Christine and 
 Pamela Sylvia Coddington]; (3) Richard Wilson Greene, 
 Gentleman, b. 1861, d. 1867; Elizabeth Sylvia [tn., Dec. 19, 
 1885, Sydney Vernon Thornton, Lieut. R.A.] ; Sylvia Alice 
 [»/., May 16, 1885, Capt. Cooper Penrose, R.E.]; Con- 
 stance Aylmer; and Helen Rosanna [m., April 26, 1900, 
 David Darley Donnybrook Plunket]. Posta, address — 
 Avonmore, Ballybrack, co. Dublin. 
 
 WALTER RAYMOND GREENE, Esquire. M.P. for 
 Cambridgeshire (West, or Chesterton Division), J. P. for 
 Suffolk, Capt. Loyal Suffolk Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry. 
 Born August 4, 1869, being eldest son of Edward Walter 
 Greene, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Nether Hall. Suffolk, by 
 Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. C. S. Royds, Rector 
 of Houghton, Staffordshire. Clubs — Carlton, White's. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a cross indented gules, 
 two annulets interlaced fesseways between four crescents 
 or, a chief azure, thereon, on a pile or, between two bezants, 
 a crescent of the fourth. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a gryphon's 
 head erased or, holding in the beak a branch of trefoil vert, 
 two annulets interlaced fesseways azure, between as many 
 bezants. Motto — " Non sine numine." Residences — 
 Nether Hall, Bury St. Edmunds ; Cambridge. 
 
 The VeryRev. WILLIAM CONYNGHAM GREENE, 
 Dean of Christ Church, Dublin. Born Oct. 19, 1827, being 
 the third son of the Rt. Hon. Richard Wilson Greene, 
 second Baron of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer in 
 Ireland, by his wife Elizabeth, third dau. of Thomas Wilson 
 of Fulford, York. Armorial bearings — Per pale or and 
 azure, three bucks trippant counterchanged. Mantling 
 azure and or ; for Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a 
 dragon's head erased azure, gorged or ; and for Motto, 
 "Nescia fallere vita." Postal address — 49 St. Stephen's 
 Green, Dublin. . 
 
 Sir WILLIAM CONYNGHAM GREENE, Esquire, 
 K.C.B. Born Oct. 29, 1854, being the eldest son of Richard 
 Jonas Greene [to whom refer], by his wife Louisa Lilias, 
 fourth dau. of the Hon. John Plunket, afterwards Rt. Hon. 
 3rd Baron Plunket. Armorial bearings — Per pale or and 
 azure, three bucks trippant counterchanged, and impaling 
 the arms of Stopford. namely azure. sem6e of crosses 
 crosslet, three lozenges or. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head erased azure, 
 gorged or; and for Motto, "Nescia fallere vita." Mar- 
 ried, Oct. 2, 1884, Frances Lily, fifth dau. of the Right 
 Hon. James George Henry, sth Earl of Courtown ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Barrington Stopford Conyngham Greene. 
 Gentleman, b. June 8, 1888 ; (2) Geoffrey Plunket Conyng- 
 ham Greene, Gentleman, b. April 22, 1893 ; (3) Kathleen 
 Conyngham ; (4) Norah Conyngham. Postal address — 
 Pretoria, S. African Republic. 
 
 GREENE (H. Coll.). Per pale vert and gules, on a 
 chevron embattled between three bucks statant or, a 
 crescent between two leopard's faces of the second. Mant- 
 ling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 buck's head erased azure, attired and gorged with a mural 
 crown and chain reflexed therefrom or, between the attires 
 a crescent, and the neck charged with an ermine-spot of 
 the last. 
 
 Son of Rev. Charles Greene of Cambridge, sometime 
 Chaplain R.N., b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 Major Edward Henry Greene, b. . Seat — Hinxton 
 Hall, Cambs. 
 
 THOMAS CHALLEN GREENFIELD, Gentleman, 
 F.R.G.S. Bom March 16, 1843, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. Thomas Greenfield of Wilton House, Croydon, 
 Surrey, by his wife Martha Medlicott, dau. of Seth Smith. 
 Armorial bearings — Per saltire gules and vert, three 
 
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 clarions or. Mantling' ^les and or. OrMt — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a gnrtin with wiiij;s i-U'vatcd or, resting the 
 dexter claw on a clarion gules. Motto— ' ' I njussi vircscunt. " 
 Marritd, Feb. aj, 1875, Maria Isabella, dau. of John 
 Burden of Ixsdbury, Herefordshire. Residence— t Albion 
 Road, Sutton, Surrey. 
 
 « EDWARD HOWORTH GREENLY, Esquire. M.A., 
 J. P. and D.L. ca Hereford. J. P. co. Brecon, High 
 Shcrifl CO. Hereford 1881, Lord of the M.nnor of Titley. 
 Bom April 11, 1837, being the eldest son of the late Charles 
 Williams Greenly. Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife Fanny 
 Maria Pyke. dau. of Richard Rosser. Armorial bearings 
 — Vert, a chevron between throe stags trippant all per 
 ^e erminK and erminois, and for distinction a canton or. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Creat — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a denu-<tag rampant |jer fcsse ermine and erminois, 
 duu-ged on the shoulder with an escallop azure, and on the 
 neck a cross crosslet sable, for distinction. MottO— "Fal- 
 jr-gallo." Married, Oct. ao, 1869, Sarah Caroline, dau. of 
 Gen. Bowes Forster; and has IssMe~(\) Walter Howorth 
 Greenly, Esq., D.S.O. and Brevet-Major, Capt. 12th Royal 
 Lancers, b. Jan. a, 1875 ; (a) John Henry Maitland Greenly, 
 Gentleman, b. July 35, 1885 ; Alice Maud ; Ethel Mary ; 
 and Lucy Margaret \m. July a, 1903, Hon. A. S. Byng, 
 third son of the Earl of Strafford]. Sm/— Titley Court, 
 Titley, R.S.O., co. Hereford. 
 
 GREENWELL of Greenwell. co. Durham (H. Coll.). 
 Or, two bars aiure between three ducal coronets gules, in the 
 centre point a rose of the last, a bordure sable. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of an eagle's head coiiped argent, gorged with a wreath of 
 laurel propwr, three hurts. 
 
 Son of Walpole Eyre Greenwell of Upper Berkeley 
 Street, b. 1819 ; d. 1897; m. 1843, Eliza Theophila, 
 d. and h. of John Morris of Hastings, Sussex : — 
 Walpole Lloyd Greenwell, Esq., J. P. co. Surrey (High 
 Sheriff 1903), one of H.M. Lieutenants for the City of 
 London, b. 1847; m. 1873, Kathleen Eugenie, eld. d. of 
 John Tizard of Radipole, Weymouth; and has issue — (1) 
 Bernard Eyre Greenwell, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; (a) Aynsley 
 Eyre Greenwell. Gentleman, b. 1876; (3) Ronald Eyre 
 Greenwell, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; (4) Evelyn Eyre Greenwell, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (5) Geoffrey Eyre Greenwell, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1894 ; Winifred Eyre Vm. 1896, Charles Montagu 
 Crompton - Roberts {q.v.)']; Cecil Eyre \m. 1897, Rev. 
 Frederick Archibald Gresham Leveson - Gower] ; Mildred 
 Eyre ; Aubrey Eyre ; Kathleen Eyre ; Margery Eyre ; 
 Gwendolin Eyre; and Sybil Eyre. 5^a/— Marden Park, 
 CO. Surrey. Town res.—ij Portman Square, London, W. 
 
 S CHARLES STANIFORTH GREENWOOD, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. for West Riding co. of York, late 
 Captam loth Royal Hussars, and Lieut. -Colonel com- 
 manding and West York Yeomanry Cavalry, J. P. West 
 Riding of Yorkshire. Bom May 1, 1857, being the second 
 son of the late John Greenwood of Swarcliffe, by Louisa 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel C. Barnardiston of The Ryes, 
 Sudbury, Suffolk. C/«*— Army and Navy. Livery— Bhit. 
 Armorial bearings- Per chevron sable and argent, a chev- 
 ron ermine between three escutcheons, each charged with a 
 saltire couped counterchanged ; and impaling the arms of 
 Dent, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend between 
 two cotises engrailed sable, three lozenges ermine (for Dent) ; 
 2 and 3 azure, three cranes argent, on a chief or, two roses 
 gules (for Trickett). Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a leopard sejant or, resting the 
 dexter foreleg on an escutcheon sable, thereon a saltire 
 couped argent. Married, May 20, 1885, Margaret Eleanor, 
 second dau. of late John Dent Dent of Ribston Hall. 
 Wetherby ; and has Issue— Victor John Greenwood, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 10. 1888 ; Ruth Margaret ; and Marion. Postal 
 address— Sy/zic\\f{e, Birstwith. Leeds. 
 
 HUBERT JOHN GREENWOOD. Gentleman. Bom 
 Nov. I, 1867, bemg the fourth but third surviving son of 
 the late John Greenwood of Swarcliffe, by Louisa Elizabeth 
 dau. of Nathaniel C. Barnardiston of The Ryes. Sudbury' 
 Suffolk. Armorial bearings- Per chevron sable and ar- 
 gent, a chevTon ermine between three escutcheons, each 
 charged with a saltire couped counterchanged. Mantling 
 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 leop.ird sejant or. resting the dexter foreleg on an escut- 
 
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 cheon sable, thereon a saltire couped argent. Clubs— 
 White's and Wellington. 
 
 FREDERICK GREER, Esquire. J. P. for co. Tyrone. 
 Born Feb. 17, 1829, being the eldest son of Thomas Greer, 
 Esq., J. P., of Tullylagan. co. Tyrone, and his wife William 
 Mina, dau. of Arthur Ussher, E.sq. . M.A.. J. P., of Camp- 
 shire, CO. Watcrford. Livery — Blue and yellow. Armorial 
 bearings— Azure, a lion rampant or, armed and langued 
 gules, between three antique crowns of the second, on a 
 canton argent, an oak tree eradicated surmounted by a 
 sword in bend sinister, en.'^igned on the point with a royal 
 crown proper, and impaling the arms of Staples, namely 
 argent, on a fesse engrailed sable, between three hurts as 
 many ermine spots, between two dragons' heads erased or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a w reath of the colours, 
 an eagle displayed proper, charged on the breast with a 
 quadrangular lock . MottO — "Memoresto." Married, 
 June 30, 1874, Cecilia, eldest dau. of Sir N. A. Staples, 
 Bart., of Lissan, co. Tyrone; and has Issue— {i) Thomas 
 Greer, Gentleman, b. 1875 > (2) Nathaniel Alexander Greer, 
 Gentleman, b. 1876 ; Elizabeth Lindsay \m., 1898, Rev. 
 Richard Ussher Greer, M.A.]; and Mary Ussher. Seat— 
 Tullylagan Manor, Dungannon, co. Tyrone. 
 
 THOMAS GREER, Esquire, J. P. co. Antrim and Car- 
 rickfergus, the last Member of Parliament for Carrick- 
 fergus, F. R.G.S. , Member of the Royal Irish Academy. 
 Born April 4, 1837, being the eldest son of Alfred Greer, 
 Esq., J. P., of Dripsey House, co. Cork, by his wife 
 Helena, eldest dau. of Joshua and Sarah Carroll of St. 
 Patrick's Place, Cork. Livery — Blue, with yellow facings 
 and silver mountings. Armorial bearing^ — Azure, a lion 
 rampant or, armed and langued gules, between three an- 
 tique crowns of the second, on a canton argent, an oak- 
 tree eradicated surmounted by a sword in bend sinister, 
 ensigned on the point with a royal crown all proper ; and 
 for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle dis- 
 played proper, chargt*d on the breast with a quadrangular 
 lock argent. Motto — "MemorEsto." Married, ]n\y 2i, 
 1864, Margaret, only child and heiress of John and Jane 
 Owden of Brooklands, Belfast, in the county of Antrim, 
 and niece of Sir Thomas Scambler Owden, Lord Mayor of 
 London ; and has Issue — Thomas Macgregor Greer, Gentle- 
 man, born April 16, 1869 [married, March 1, 1892, Dorinda 
 Florence, elder daughter of Colonel James Corry-Lowry, 
 Dei<uty-Lieutenant, of Rockdale, in the county of Tyrone, 
 and Vice-Lieutenant of that county, and has issue, Gladys 
 .Sylvia MacGregor ; Margaret Elizabeth MacGregorj ; 
 Helena Macgregor [married, 1893. Captain Robert Swin- 
 
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 burne Lovvry, R.N.] ; Georgina Beatrice ; and Eva Mildred. 
 Estates — Strews, in tlie county of Tyrone ; Sea Park, Carrick- 
 fergus. Postal address — Sea Park, Carrickfergus ; Grove 
 
 House, Regent's I'ark, London, N.W. Clubs — Carlton, 
 St. Steplien's, City Carlton, National, Ulster (Belfast), 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 ROBERT PHILIPS GREG, Esquire, J. P., F.G.S., 
 F.S.A. Born March 26, 1826, being the son of Robert 
 Hyde Greg, Esquire, M.P., by his wife Mary, eldest 
 
 daughter of Robert Philips of The Park, Prestwich, near 
 Manchester. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent a fir tree growing out of a mount 
 in base vert, surmounted by a sword in bend proper, on a 
 canton azure an antique crown or (for Greg) ; 2 and 3 
 azure, on a pale engrailed, between two mullets in chief or. 
 
 and as many crescents in base argent, a lion rampant 
 gules (for Lightbody). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 an arm embowed in armour, grasping a scimitar azure, 
 pommel and hilt or. Mottoes—' ' Ein doe, and spair not ; " 
 and also " S' Rioghal mo dhream." Married, November 
 19, 1857, Louisa Russell, daughter of StillmanGair of Liver- 
 pool. Seat — Coles Park, Buntingford. 
 
 GREGOR, quartered by ENYS. 
 
 GREGORY, quartered by FORBES-LEITH. 
 
 FRANCIS HOOD GREGORY, Esquire. J. P.. M.A. 
 Ch. Ch., Oxford, Major late isth Hussars, A.D.C. to the 
 Duke of Ab^rcorn, K.G. , when Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, and 
 afterwards to Lord Strathnairn ; Gen. Comm.- in -Chief 
 there; A.D.C. to Lord Mayo, Viceroy of India 1870-72, 
 and to Lord Napier of Magdala, Comm. -in-Chief in India 
 from 1874-76. Armorial bearings— Or, two bars, and in 
 chief a lion passant azure. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a denii-boar rampant sable, col- 
 lared or. Motto — " Vigilanter." Seat — Styvechale, near 
 Coventry. 
 
 S FRANCIS ROBERT GREGSON, Esquire, of Tilhe- 
 four, Aberdeenshire, J. P. and D.L. for Aberdeenshire, 
 and a member of the Queen's Bodyguard, Royal Scottish 
 Archers. Born 1854, being the youngest son of John Greg- 
 son of Burdon, co. Durham, who d. 1879, by Mary Jane, 
 elder dau. of Robert, fourth son of Sir Archibald Grant, 
 4th Bart, of Monymusk, and sister of the 7th and 8th Barts' 
 (she d. 1880). Armorial bearings Argent, a saltire, in- 
 vected gules between two mullets in pale of the last and as 
 many ermine spots in fesse sable, a canton chequy azure 
 and or, thereon a rose of the second, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest -Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect, vested bendy 
 sinister of six argent and gules, a riband around the wrist 
 also gules, the hand proper, holding a battle-axe or, the 
 handle sable between two roses as in the arms. Motto — 
 "Vigilio." 5^a< -Place of Tilliefour, Kemnay, Aberdeen- 
 shire. Zi?7</« rejjrfewce- 8 Lowndes Street, S.W. Clubs — 
 Pratt's, Turf, Bachelors'. 
 
 GREGSON (H. Coll.). Argent, a saltire invected gules, 
 between two mullets in pale of the last and as many 
 
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 ermine spots in fesse sable, a canton chequy azure and or, 
 thereon a rose of the second, liarbed and seeded proper. 
 I f^nt»n ( f gules and argent. Oreit — On a wreath of the 
 colo\irs. a cubit arm erect vested bendy sinister of six 
 argent and gules, a ribiind round the wrist also gules, the 
 hand proper holding a battle-axe or, the handle sable, 
 between two roses as in the arms. MottO — " Vigilo." 
 
 Sons of the late John Gregson, 1805-1879, of Murton 
 
 and Burdon, co. Durham, Barrister-at-Law, m. ist, 
 
 18 June 1833. Isabella (J. 184a). d. of Rev. Francis 
 
 Reed, Rector of Haxclbury Hriant, Dorset; and, 
 
 13 Feb. 1844. Caroline (d. 1851). ygst. d. of Rev. James 
 
 Dalton. Rector of Croft ; 3rd, aj Oct. 1853, Mary Jane 
 
 Forbes, only surv. d. of Robert Grant of Monymusk, 
 
 and sister of late Sir Francis Grant, Bait. : — 
 
 lames Dalton Gregson, Esq., Col. (ret.), late 40th and 
 
 losth Regts., J. P. Cambs., *. 3 Sept. 1845; m. 17 Jan. 
 
 1883. Edith Mary, d. of late George Fenwick of Newcastle- 
 
 on-Tyne, Banker ; and has issue— Frances Caroline. Kes. 
 
 —Burdon. Sunderland. Clubs— Army and Navy, Junior 
 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Rev. Charles Gregson, Vicar of Paston, Norfolk, 
 formerly Chaplain to the Forces, *. 9 Aug. 1848 ; m. 
 9 June 1880. Mary Edwards, d. of Robert Noble ; and 
 has issue— (i) Charles Dalton Gregson, Gentleman ; b. 
 aa Feb. t88i ; (a) Lancelot Mare Gregson, Gentleman, 
 *, 10 Oct. 1 88a ; and Dorothy. ^«.— The Vicarage, Paston , 
 North Wakham. C/k*— Constitutional. 
 Francis Robert Gregson, Esq. (q.v.). 
 
 M THOMAS WATSON GREIG, Esquire, J. P. for the 
 O cos. of Perth and Renfrew, D.L. for the co. of Perth, 
 Member of the Royal Company of Archers, has Jubilee 
 medal. Bom 1837, being the only son of Thomas Greig, 
 Esquire. J. P. and D.L. by his first wife Elanor, dau. of 
 James WaUon of Dundee. C/«*j — Junior Conservative, 
 Conservative ( Edinburgh), County ( Perth). Livery— Claxer. 
 coloured coat, red waistcoat. Armorial bearings — He 
 
 bears for Arms : Gules, a cross-moline or pierced of the 
 field, between three dexter hands couped and erect 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 falcon rising proper, jessed, belled, and ducally gorged 
 or. Motto (over the crest) — "Certum pete finem." Mar- 
 ried, firstly, 1861, Margaret, second daughter of Lord 
 Neaves, a Lord of Session, Scotland ; and by her (who died 
 
 April I, 1874), has /«««■— Thomas Greig, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace for the county of Perth, Master of Arts of the 
 University of Cambridge, B.irrister-at- Law, Ixirn 1864; 
 Elizalieth Margaret; Eleanor Mary Anne [///. George J. 
 Haynes] ; and Caroline Isabella. He married secondly, 
 1876, Alice, daughter of the Reverend G. Mallory of Mob- 
 berley, in the county of Chester, and widow of James 
 Walker. Seats — Glencarse House, Glencarsc, Perth ; and 
 LassintuUich, Kinloch Rannoch, R.S.O., Perthshire. 
 
 GRENHAM, quartered by SOMERS. 
 
 GRENVILLE, see MORGAN - GRENVILLE :ii.,l 
 NEVILLE-GRENVILLE, 
 
 SSiR ROBERT GRESLEY, nth Baronet, of Drakelowe, 
 CO. Derby (1611), D.L. co. Derby, late Lieut. 3rd Halt. 
 Sherwood Foresters. Born Feb. 1866. being the only sur- 
 viving son of Sir Thomas Gresley, lolh Bart., M.P. for 
 South Derbyshire, by his wife Laura Anne, dau. of Rol)ert 
 Williams, Esq., who was a younger brother of Sir Richard 
 Williams Bulkeley, loth Bart. A«tr/-y— Dark blue, with 
 very light blue facings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 
 and 4, vair6 ermine and gules; 2 and 3 sable, a lion 
 rampant argent, collared gules, impaling the arms of 
 Spencer-Churchill, namely, quarterly i and 4, sable a 
 lion rampant argent, on a canton of the last a cross gules 
 (for Churchill) ; 2 and 3 quarterly, argent and gules, on a 
 bend sable between two frets or, three escallops of the 
 first (for Spencer) ; and as an honourable augmentation, 
 in chief an escutcheon argent, charged with the cross of 
 Saint George gules, and thereon an escutcheon of the arms 
 of France, namely azure, three fleurs-de-lis or. The escut- 
 cheon is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion passant argent; with the Motto, " Meliore 
 fide quam fortuna." Married, June 6, 1893, Lady Frances 
 Spencer-Churchill, eldest daughter of the Most Noble 
 George Charles, 8th Duke of Marlborough ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Nigel Gresley, Esq., b. April 1894 ; (2) Laurence Gresley, 
 Esq., b. March 1896; (3) Anthony Gresley, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 29, 1903 ; and Joan. Estate and postal address — 
 Drakelowe, Burton-on-Trent. C/«*j— White's, Bachelors', 
 Carlton, Travellers'. 
 
 SJOHN GRETTON, Esquire, J. P. co. of Derby, 
 M.P. for the Southern Division of Derbyshire, Lieut. - 
 Colonel commanding and Vol. Batt. Prince of Wales' 
 (N. Staffordshire) Regt. Born Sept. i, 1867, being the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 : eldest son of the late John Gretton, Esq., D.L., of Burton- 
 j on-Trent, Sudbury Hall, Derby, and Stapleford Hall, 
 I Melton Mowbray, by his wife Marianne L. , dau. of Major 
 [ Molineux of Godalming. Armorial bearings - Quarterly 
 
 per fesse indented or and gules, in the second quarter 
 I an anchor in bend sinister of the first, in the third an 
 , antique lamp also or, fired proper. Mantling gules 
 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 j embowed prof)er, vested above the elbow argent, holding 
 I in the hand a torch erect fired, a sickle in bend sinister, 
 i both also proper. Motto — " Steadfast." Married, 1900, 
 
 the Hon. Maud Helen Eveleigh-de-Moleynes, youngest 
 \ dau. of the Rt. Hon. the 4th Baron Ventry. Seat — Staple- 
 \ ford Park, Melton Mowbray. Town residence — 66 Ennis- 
 I more Gardens, London, S.W. Clubs — Marlborough, 
 i Carlton, Royal Yacht Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 [ Lieutenant Colonel DEMETRIUS WYNDHAM 
 
 I GREVIS- JAMES, J. P. for Kent. Bom 1819, being the 
 
 eldest surviving son of the late Demetrius Grevis-James, by 
 
 ' his wife. Club — 
 
 ( Army and Navy. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 
 argent two bars embattled counter-embattled gules (for 
 
 James) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a fesse azure, between three 
 
 i ogresses, each charged with a lion's head erased of the first, 
 
 ] a griffin passant between two escallops or (for Grevis). 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal 
 
 coronet or, a demi-swan with wings expanded argent, 
 
 beaked gules (for James) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 ! squirrel holding between the paws an escallop or. Motto — 
 
 I "Fide et constantia." Seat — Ightham Court, Ightham, 
 
 I Sevenoaks. 
 
 ! GREY, quartered by CONYERS, FOX, BUSHE, and 
 j KINLOSS. 
 
 I The Right Honourable RAWDON GEORGE 
 
 ! GREY CLIFTON, BARON GREY DE RUTHYN, 
 Hereditary Bearer of the Golden Spur. Bom Nov. 14, 
 1858, being the eldest son of Augustus Wykeham Clifton 
 
 I of Warton Hall, co. Lancaster, by his wife, the Rt. 
 
 i Hon. Bertha Legarde, Baroness Grey de Ruthyn. Livery 
 — Brown and yellow. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, 
 I. sable, on a bend argent, three mullets gules (for 
 Clifton); 2. quarterly!, and iiii. argent, a maunch sable (for 
 Hastings) ; ii. and iii. argent, a fesse between three pheons 
 
 1 sable (for Rawdon) ; 3. argent, three lions rampant sable, 
 chief gules (for Yelverton); 4. per saltire azure and or, a 
 lion rampant counterchanged ; 5. argent, three lions ram- 
 pant and a chief gules (for Yelverton) ; 6. gules, a fesse 
 dancette ermine between six cross-crosslets argent (for 
 Longueville) ; 7. Barry of six, argent and azure, in chief 
 three torteaux (for Grey de Ruthyn), and impaling the arms 
 of Foster, namely party per pale argent and sabl*" on a 
 chevron a pheon between two escallops, in chief as many 
 pheons and in pale two escallops, all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour holding a sword 
 proper. Supporters— Dexter, a wyvem or, collared and 
 lined gules ; sinister, a lion regardant gules. Married, 
 Sept. I, 1892, Evelyn Isobel Ida Charlotte, only dau. of 
 James Foster of Cran borne Hall, Windsor Forest ; and has 
 /wtt«— The Hon. Reginald Francis Rawdon Clifton, b. 
 
 J May 14, d. July i, 1893. Seat— 'W&rton Hall, Lytham, 
 CO. Lancaster. C/«*— Carlton. 
 
 GREYSTOKE, quartered by HOWARD. 
 
 GEORGE JAMES GRIBBLE, Esquire, J. P. co. Beds. 
 
 (High Sheriff 1897). Born July 2, 1846, 
 rKt*thfl{p being the son of Thomas Gribble, by Mary 
 ViyVlUUlC' Ann his wife, daughter of William Cook 
 
 of Roydon Hall, in the county of Kent. 
 C/z^3j— Wellington ; Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms: Party per fesse invected sable 
 and argent, a demi-lion issuant between two mullets of 
 six points in chief or, and in base a greyhound's head 
 erased of the first, collared and ringed of the third ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 greyhound's head couped sable, collared and ringed or, 
 three mullets of six points fesseways of the last ; with 
 the Motto, "Veritas prevalebit." Married, 1881, Norah, 
 daughter of the Reverend Francis Coulman Royds, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Oxford, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 
 Rector of Coddington, and Hon. Canon of Chester 
 Cathedral; and has Issue— (1) Y'\\\\\}p Le Grand Gribble, 
 Gentleman, b. May 6, 1891 ; (2) Julian Royds Gribble, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1897 ; Phyllis ; Leslie ; Norah Le Grand ; 
 and Vivien Massie. Estate and postal address — Henlow 
 Grange, Biggleswade. 
 
 JAMES BYNG GRIBBLE, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law, Bachelor of Arts of the University of Cambridge. 
 Born January 7, 1871, being the eldest son of the late 
 Thomas William Gribble of the Bengal Civil Service, and 
 of his wife Grace, daughter of James Cooper Cooper of 
 Cooper Hill, in the county of Limerick. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Anns : Party per fesse invected sable 
 and argent, a demi-lion issuant between two mullets of 
 six points in chief or, and in base a greyhound's head 
 erased of the first, collared and ringed of the third ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a greyhound's head couped sable, collared and ringed or, 
 three mullets of six points fesseways of the last ; with the 
 Motto, " Veritas prevalebit. " Postal address — 5 Wetherby 
 Gardens, London, S.W. C/«3.f— Sports', M.C.C., Queen's, 
 and Prince's. 
 
 JOHN CHARLES GRIBBLE, Gentleman. Bom , 
 
 being the son of Thomas Gribble, by Mary Ann his wife, 
 dau. of William Cook of Roydon Hall, co. Kent. Armorial 
 bearings — Party per fesse invected sable and argent, a demi- 
 lion issuant between two mullets of six p>oints in chief or, 
 and in base a greyhound's head erased of the first, collared 
 and ringed of the third ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a gfreyhound's head couped sable, 
 collared and ringed or, three mullets of six points fesseways 
 of the last; with the Motto, "Veritas prevalebit." Resi- 
 dence — 12 Park Road, Richmond. 
 
 HENRY GRIERSON, Esquire. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, on a fesse between two fetterlocks in chief and a 
 boar's head erased in base or, a mullet azure. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a fetterlock or. Motto—" Hoc securior." 5tfa/— Milton 
 Park, Kirkcudbright. 
 
 GRIEVE, see MACFARLANE-GRIEVE. 
 
 GRIFFIN. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on a chevron 
 between three bucks' heads erased gules, an annulet between 
 two fleurs-de-lis or (Griffin) ; 2 and 3, argent, three spears 
 erect in fesse gules, on a chief azure, a lion passant guard- 
 ant or, a crescent for difference (Lysaght). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-griffin segreant argent, charged on the shoulder with 
 a fleur-de-lis azure. Motto — "Fide et fortitudine." 
 
 Sons of Edward Lysaght Griffin, Gentleman, of Violet 
 Hill, Bray, co. Wicklow, Barrister-at-Law (s. of Rt. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Rev. Henry Grifrin, D.D., Bishop of Limerick, by 
 Jane Eyre. d. and coh, of Edward Lysnghl) : — 
 Henry Lysaght Griffin. Esq., D.S.O., late K.A., served 
 in ji Africa, 1899-1900 (mcnt. desp.). *. a6 Feb. 1866; m. 
 a6 Nov. 1890. Maud Mary, d. of lite Col. Edmund 
 Campbell. aC.S. AVj.— Violet Hill, Bray. co. Wicklow. 
 Edward Griffin, Gentleman, *. . /^«.— America. 
 
 Sir LEPEL HENRY GRIFFIN, Knight Commander 
 of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India. Bom 
 1840, being the only son of the late Rev. Henry Griffin of 
 Stoke, CO. Suffolk, and Glenthornc, Torauay. Armorial 
 beaiingi Argent, on a chevron gules, between in chief 
 two griffins segreant, and in base a bull's head caboshed 
 lietween two wings, a plate Ix-tween two ostrich feathers 
 erect argent. Cwst— .X griffin segreant or, between two 
 ostrich feathers argent. Motto — "Judge not." Married, 
 
 1889, Marie Elizabeth, dau. of Ludwig Leupold of Genoa ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Ronald Lepel Griffin, Esq., b. April 30, 
 1898 ; (2) Lancelot Cecil Lepel Griffin, Esq., b. Jan 5, 1900. 
 Residence— j^ Cadogan Gardens, S.W. Club — Wellington. 
 
 PATRICK GRIFFIN, Gentleman. Born May 10, 1828, 
 being the only child of Wiliiam O'Grady Griffin, by Anna 
 Stonehouse his wife, daughter of Michael Hennessey. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a 
 chevron between three bucks' heads erased gules, a cross 
 pattte between two fleurs-de-lis of the field ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin segreant 
 argent, charged on the shoulder with a cross patte azure ; 
 with the Motto, "Fide et fortitudine. " Married, January 
 28, i860, Catharine, daughter of Richard Wall La Silles ; 
 and has had Issue — (1) William Joseph Griffin, Gentleman, 
 
 born March 1861, and died July ao, 1883; (3) Richard 
 Michael Griffin, Gentleni.in, born September ai, 1862 jto 
 whom refer]; (3) Patrick Joseph (irithn. Gentleman, born 
 March 3, 1869 ; (4) James Valentine Griffin. (jcnileMiun, 
 born Fel>ruary 14, 1871 ; (5) Christopher Joseph Griflin, 
 
 Esq., Capt. 2nd Batt. 20th Lancashire Fusiliers, Iwrn 
 December 1874; (6) John Joseph Griffin, Gentleman, born 
 July 1887 ; and Minnie. Estate — I^hardane, in the county 
 of Kerry, Ireland. Postal address — Woodhill Terrace, 
 Tivoli, Cork. 
 
 RICHARD MICHAEL GRIFFIN, Gentleman. Born 
 September 21, 1862, being the second but eldest surviving sou 
 
 of Patrick Griffin, Gentleman [to whom refer], by Catharine 
 his wife, daughter of Richard Wall La Silles. Armorial 
 
 5 is tlxe Military cockade. 
 
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 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron 
 between three bucks' heads erased gules, a cross pat^e 
 between two fleurs-de-lis of the field, and in chief a label 
 for difference ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-griffin segreant argent, charged on the 
 shoulder with a cross pat^e azure ; with the Motto, " Fide 
 et fortitudine." Married, 1887, Mary Julia, daughter of 
 the late Reverend James Baxter Strother, B.A. (Oxford), 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, of Eastfield, Northumberland, and 
 Kirk Newton, Devon. Residence — Quorn House, Milver- 
 ton, Warwickshire. Club — County (Cork), 
 
 GRIFFITH, see DARLEY-GRIFFITH. 
 
 FRANCIS ROBERT GRIFFITH, Gentleman, second 
 son of Robert Clavey Griffith, Master of Arts of the Uni- 
 versity of Oxford, Rector of Corsley and Fifefield, Bavant, 
 in the county of Wiltshire, by his wife Mary Elizabeth 
 Adderley, daughter of Ralph Hotchkin of Uppingham. 
 Livery — Purple trimmed with old gold. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Or, on a pale gules between 
 two lions rampant in chief, and as many martlets in base 
 of the last, a cross flory argent ; and for the Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-woman affront^e proper, 
 vested argent, supporting with the dexter hand a cross 
 crosslet erect of the last, and resting the sinister hand on 
 an escutcheon also argent, charged with a rose gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper; with the Motto, "A fin." 
 Married, June 3, 1863, Henrietta Louisa Rose, daughter 
 of William Hallowes Sherman, Merchant; and has had 
 Issue — (i) Francis Charles Griffith, Gentleman, born 
 November 9, 1878; (2) Ralph Edwin Hotchkin Griffith, 
 Gentleman, born March 4, 1882 ; (3) William Robert Clavey 
 Griffith, Gentleman, born March 26, 1884; Dorothy Adela, 
 died in infancy ; Katherine Irene ; Enid Mary, died in in- 
 fancy ; and Doris Elaine. Estates — Corsley and Crofton, 
 both on the Nilgiri Hills, South India. 
 
 The Reverend GEORGE OCTAVIUS FLETCHER 
 GRIFFITH, Clerk in Holy Orders, Bachelor of Arts of 
 the University of Cambridge, Perpetual Curate of St. 
 Barnabas, Beckenham, in the county of Kent. Born 
 August 7, 1848, being the eighth son of the late Reverend 
 John Wickham Griffith, Master of Arts, Rector of Bishop- 
 strow and Pertwood, in the county of Wiltshire, by his 
 wife Maria Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Reverend 
 William Bavlv, Doctor of Divinity. Vicar of Hartpury, 
 in the county of Gloucester. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Or, on a pale gules, between two lions 
 rampant in chief and as many martlets in base of the 
 last, a cross flory argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-woman affrontte proper, 
 vested argent, supporting vk'ith the dexter hand a cross 
 crosslet fitchfe erect of the last, and the sinister hand 
 resting on an escutcheon also argent, charged with a rose 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper; with the Motto, "A 
 fin." Married, November 20, 1879, Isabel Minna, daughter 
 of the late Colonel Cuthbert Davidson, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath; and has Isstie — (i) 
 Cuthbert John Griffith, Gentleman, born August 29, 1880 ; 
 (2) George Hugh Griffith, Gentleman, born September 2, 
 "1884; (3) Antony Wykeham Griffith, Gentleman, born 
 June 23, 1894 ; Ellen Margaret Ethel ; and Mary Isabel. 
 Postal address — St. Barnabas Vicarage, Beckenham, 
 Kent. 
 
 HERBERT EDWARD GRIFFITH, Gentleman (and 
 Armiger), Solicitor of the Supreme Court. Born December 
 30, 1861, being the second and only surviving son of the 
 late Edward Clavey Griffith, by his wife Helen Kay, widow 
 of the late Thomas Heathcote Bayly, Barrister-at-Law, and 
 youngest daughter of the late Stuart Donaldson of London. 
 Armoriali bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, on a pale 
 gules, between two lions rampant in chief and as many 
 martlets in base of the last, a cross flory argent ; and for 
 the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-woman 
 affront(5e proper, vested argent, supporting with the dexter 
 hand a cross crosslet erect of the last, and resting the 
 sinister hand on an escutcheon also argent, charged 
 with a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper ; with the 
 
 Motto, "A fin." Married, April 25, 1888, Ethel Gcorgina, 
 second daughter of the late Reverend Henry Eastfield Bayly, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Rector of Fid- 
 
 dington, in the county of Somerset ; and has Issue — Edward 
 Arthur Bayly Griffith, Gentleman, b. Jan. 2, 1904; Gladys 
 Ethel Clavey; Faith Gwendolen ; Helen Beryl; Katharine; 
 and Patty. Postal address — 10 Chartfield Road, Putney 
 Hill, S.W. 
 
 RALPH THOMAS HOTCHKIN GRIFFITH, Esquire, 
 Companion of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian 
 Empire, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford (Boden 
 Scholar 1849), late Director of Public Instruction for North- 
 West Provinces and Oudh (1879-1885), Fellow 01 Calcutta 
 University. Born 1826, being the eldest son of Robert 
 Clavey GriflSlh, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford, Rector of Corsley and Fifield Bavant, in the 
 county of Wiltshire, by his wife Mary Elizabeth Adder- 
 ley, daughter of Ralph Hotchkin, Esquire, of Upping- 
 ham ; was created Companion of the Most Eminent Order 
 of the Indian Empire, 1885. Livery — Purple, and trimmed 
 with old gold. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Or, on a pale gules, between two lions rampant in chief 
 and as many martlets in base of the last, a cross flory 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-woman affront^e proper, vested argent, supporting 
 with the dexter hand a cross crosslet erect of the last, 
 and resting the sinister hand on an escutcheon also argent, 
 charged with a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper ; with 
 the Motto, "A fin." Estate -Cors\ey, Kotagiri. Postal 
 address— K.oVAg\v\, Nilgiris, Madras. C/?^iJ.r-- North- West 
 Provinces (Allahabad), Agra (Agra), Kotagiri (Kotagiri). 
 
 RICHARD WILLIAM SMITH GRIFFITH, Esquire, 
 I. P. CO. Hants. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend 
 
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 between a lion rampant in chief and a martlet in base 
 {•ules, a cross flory argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest Upon a wrenth of the colours, a demi-maiden 
 affronts proper, vested axure, holding in the dexter hand 
 
 a cross flory fitch^ or, and resting the sinister on a lozenge 
 also or, charged with a martlet gules. Motto— ' ' Fiddle k 
 fin." Posial address - Eyeworth Lodge, Lyndhurst, Hants. 
 C/k* — National Lil>eral. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir SAMUEL WALKER 
 GRIFFITH, P.C, Knight Grand Cross of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 
 formerly Attorney-General and sometime Premier and Chief- 
 Justice and Lieutenant-Governor of the State of Queens- 
 land in the Commonwealth of Australia, now Chief-Justice 
 
 of the High Court of Australia, and a Member of the 
 Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Born June ai, 
 184s, being the second son of the late Revercntl Edward 
 Griflith, Congrcgationalist minister, by his wife M.try, dau. 
 of Peter Walker; was created K.C.M.G. i886, and 
 G.C.M.G. 1895, and P.C. 1901, on the occasion of the 
 establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Gules, on a pile or, l)etween two 
 lions rampant of the last, a cross flory of the field. 
 The escutcheon, which is encircled by the collar and ril>- 
 ribbon of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
 Saint George, is surmounted by a helmet lx;fittin}; his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 on a wreath of the colours, a wyvern with wings endorscti 
 proper, sem^e of trefoils or, the dexter foot supporting an 
 escutcheon of the last, charged with a cross fiory as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Espidrance sans peur." Supporters (not 
 
 Jet granted). Married, July 5, 1870, Julia Janet, dau. of 
 nmes Thomson of East Maitland, in the Colony of New 
 South Wales, Commissioner for Crown Lands ; and has 
 Issue — \\\ Llewellyn Arthur Peter Griffith, Esq., b. July 6, 
 1872; (a) Edward Percivale Thomson Griffith, Esq., b, 
 Feb. 3, 1877 ((/. Dec. 6, 1901); Mary Eveline \nt. 1894, 
 T. H. Brown of Brisbane] ; Helen Julia ; Edith Margaret ; 
 and Alice Gwendoline. Estate — Merthyr, Brisbane. Postal 
 address — Sydney, N.S. Wales. Clubs — Queensland 
 (Brisbane), Union (Sydney), Melbourne (Melbourne). 
 
 The Reverend THOMAS HENRY GRIFFITH, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders. Bachelor of Civil Law of the University of 
 Oxford, formerly Vicar of Hornchurch, Essex, late Rector of 
 Smarden, Kent, and late a Fellow of New College, Oxford. 
 Born November 24, 1828, being the fifth and last surviving 
 son of the late Reverend Charles Tapp Griffith, Doctor of 
 
 Divinity of the University of Oxford, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Patron and Rector of Great Elm, Somerset, by his wife 
 Anne, youngest daughter of the late William Bayly of 
 Boreham, in the county of Wiltshire. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Or, on a pale gules between two lions 
 rampant in chief, and as many martlets in base of the last, 
 a cross flory argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-woman aflfront^e proper, vested argent, 
 supporting with her dexter hand a cross crosslet erect of the 
 last, the sinister hand resting on an escutcheon also argent, 
 charged with a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper ; with 
 the Motto, " A fin." Married, firstly April 21, 1863, Fanny 
 Winterton (who died in the year 1878), only child and heiress 
 of the Reverend James F'orl^s Jowett, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of Kingston Bagpuze, in the county of Berkshire; 
 and secondly, Ada Victorine Augusta, daughter of the late 
 Colonel George Davis Willson, Companion of the Most 
 
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 Honourable Order of the Bath (Military Division), of the 4th 
 Kind's Own Regiment and the Grenadier Guards. Of his 
 first marriage there is Issue — Gertrude Crawfurd ; Mabel 
 Nesta Forbes ; Ethel Borde ; Maud Halliday ; and Har- 
 riot Winterton. Estate — Has property at Lindfield and 
 Horsted Keynes, in the county of Sussex ; and in the City 
 of London. Postal address — Lawnswood, Burgess Hill, 
 Sussex. 
 
 WILLIAM DOWNES GRIFFITH. Esquire, late Judge 
 of County Court Circuit No. 25, J. P. for Wolverhampton. 
 Born July 18, 1829, being the second son of Walter Hussey 
 Griffith, Esq., a Commissioner of Bankruptcy, by his wife 
 Jane, dau. of William Henn, Esq., Master in Chancery, Ire- 
 land. Armorial 'bearingB — Quarterly i and 4, azure, on 
 a fesse between three lozenges argent, a trefoil slipped 
 vert (for Griffith of Pencraig) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron 
 ermine between three Englishmen's heads coufjed at the 
 gorge, and bearded proper (for Griffith of Penrhyn). 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, a griffin segreant or, charged 
 with a trefoil as in the arms. Motto— " Jovis umnia plena." 
 Married, Oct. 3, 1861, Harriet Anne, third dau. of William 
 Stokes, Esq., M.D. of Edinburgh, of 5 Merrion Square, 
 Dublin, Professor of Physic in the University of Dublin, 
 F.R.S., D.C.L. (Oxon.); and has had Issue— [\) Walter 
 Hussey Griffith, Gentleman, b. Aug. 4, i'862 ; (2) William 
 Stokes Griffith, Gentleman, b. April 30, 1864, d. Nov. 15, 
 1898 ; and Mary Elizabeth. Postal address — 4 Bramham 
 Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 GRIFFITH (H. Coll.). Gules, on a pile or, between two 
 lions rampant of the last, a cross flory of the field. 
 Mantling' gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wyvern with wings endorsed proper, sem6 of 
 trefoils or, the dexter foot supporting an escutcheon of the 
 last charged with a cross flory as in the arms. MottO — 
 " Esperance sans peur." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Edward Griffith, by his wife Mary 
 Walker :— 
 
 Edward Griffith, Gentleman, b. 1843. Res. — Brisbane. 
 
 Rt. Hon. Sir Samuel Walker Griffith, G.C.M.G. [q.v.). 
 
 GRIFFITH (H. Coll.). Gules, a fesse dancettfe argent, 
 between two castles in pale and four lions rampant in 
 saltire or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a castle sable, a woman's 
 head affront(?e couped below the shoulders proper, crined 
 or. Motto— " Le bon temps viendra." Z.?wrv — Blue. 
 
 Son of Thomas Griffith, b. 1830; d. 1891 (son of 
 
 Joseph Griffith); m. 1849, Rachel, d. of Ralph Hand, 
 
 all of Newcastle-under-Lyme : — 
 
 Joseph Griffith, Gentleman, Solicitor, Mayor (1881-82), 
 
 formerly Alderman and J. P., and since 1890 Town Clerk 
 
 and Clerk of the Peace for the Borough of Newcastle- 
 under-Lyme, b. 1851 ; m. \%Tj, Jane Sophia, d. of Alder- 
 man William Mellard of Newcastle-under-Lyme, J. P. ; 
 and has issue— (i) Joseph Griffith, Gentleman, B.A. Camb., 
 b. 1880; (2) Edward Bartlett Griffith, Gentleman, *. 1889; 
 Ethel Coyte {m. C. H. Bowers] ; Florence Gertrude ; 
 Jessie Bartlett ; and Norah Kathleen. j?«.— The Hollies, 
 Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs. C/«*— Conservative (New- 
 castle, Staffs). 
 
 GRIFFITH of Llwynduris, co. Cardigan (c. 1870). Quar- 
 terly, I and 4, per chevron gules and argent, two chevronels 
 counterchanged between as many men's heads in profile 
 armed in helmets, visors up proper, garnished or, in chief 
 and a lion rampant regardant sable in base (Griffith) ; 2 
 and 3, quarterly vert and ermine, in the second and third 
 quarters a trefoil slipped proper, on a bend wavy argent, a 
 cinquefoil gules between two caltraps sable (Sandham). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin regardant sable, wings elevated or, in the 
 beak an arrow point downwards proper, the dexter claw 
 resting on a man's head in profile, armed in a helmet as in 
 the arms. Motto — " Le bon temps viendra." 
 
 Sons of the late Charles Marshall Griffith, Q.C. , of 
 
 Llwynduris, 1830-1894, m. , Sarah Anne. {Seat — 
 
 Llwynduris, nr. Llandyssil, Cardigan), d. of late 
 
 Hugh Ingram of Steyning, Sussex : — 
 
 Charles Herbert Griffith, Gentleman, b. 1859; m. 1890, 
 
 Edith Anne, third d. of Rev. Oswald Pattison Sergeant ; 
 
 and has issue. Res. — 
 
 John Hugh Sandham Griffith, Gentleman, 3 ; m. , 
 Res.- 
 George Marshall Griffith, b. Res. — 
 Son of Rev. Charles Griffith of Worthing, M.A. 
 (Oxon.), 1795-1836, m. Mary, d. of Charles Marshall 
 of Steyning : — 
 John Griffith, Esq., J. P. co. Cardigan, formerly Assist. 
 Surg, isth Hussars, b. 1832 ; m. 1857, Sarah Sophia, d. 
 of William Lewis Henning of Frome Whitfield, Dorset ; 
 and has surv. issue — (i) William St. David Griffith, 
 Gentleman, b. [m. ; and has issue] ; (2) Arthur 
 
 Lewes Griffith, Gentleman, b. ; (3) Charles Robert 
 
 Griffith, Gentleman, b. Res. — Park Tweed, nr. New- 
 castle-Emlyn. Club— Army and Navy. 
 
 S EDWARD ST. JOHN GRIFFITHS, Esq., J. P. for 
 Hants, Colonel late Princess of Wales' Own Yorkshire 
 Regt. Born 1835, being the third but only surviving son 
 of John Rogers Griffiths, Esq., J. P., of Pilton, co. Devon, 
 and Jane, dau. of Thomas Benson of Hastness, Cumber- 
 land. Clubs — Army and Navy, Royal Southern Yacht. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Or, a cross parted and fretted gules, 
 in the first and fourth quarters a lion rampant, and in the 
 second and third three horses' heads couped sable, gutt^e- 
 d'or, and impaling the arms of Larcom, namely argent, on 
 a mount a hawthorn bush proper, and in chief an eagle 
 displayed gfules. Mantling gules and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, 
 charged with a chevron or, holding between the forepaws 
 an escutcheon argent, thereon a stag's head caboshed of 
 the first, and resting the hind leg on a cinquefoil of the 
 second. Motto — "Usque ad aras amicus." Married, 
 1873, Georgina Frances, dau. of Major-Gen. the Rt. Hon. 
 Sir Thomas A. Larcom, Bart., K.C.B., P.C. (Ireland); 
 and has Issue — Gerald Rogers Larcom Griffiths, Gentle- 
 man, b. October, 19, 1879 ; and Maud Evelyn Georgina. 
 Estates — Lands in the parishes of Trentishoe, West Down, 
 and Pilton, in co. of Devon, and in parish of Withypool, in 
 CO. of Somerset. Postal address— Upton House, Nursling, 
 Southampton. 
 
 S JOSEPH GRIGGS, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the 
 CO. of Leicester, High Sheriff, 1894. Bom Aug. 31, 
 1835, being the eldest son of John Griggs of Burton-on- 
 Trent, by his wife Mary, dau. of John Dakin of Anston, 
 CO. Stafford. Armorial bearings — Gules, upon a pale be- 
 tween two feathers argent, two feathers of the field. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two feathers crossed saliireways gules, 
 a sword in pale, enfiled with a leopard's face proper ; with 
 the Motto, " Secundo euro." Married, first, 1859, Isabella 
 (d. 1899), third dau. of Charles Balls of Tendring, Col- 
 chester ; secondly, 1901, Janet, widow of Samuel Godbe 
 
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 of Garth Mouse, Pilstey, co. Derby; ami has /ssue — Frank 
 Robertson Uriggs, Gentleman, d. 1864 ; and Mary Isabel 
 
 [tn. 1900, Arthur Bailey Proudman of Moseley, co. War- 
 wick. Seat — Wigwell Grange, co. Derby. 
 
 GRIGGS (H. Coll.). Gules, on a pale between two 
 feathers argent, two feathers of the field. Mantling gules 
 
 and argi-nt. CrMt— On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of two feathers crossed salt ire ways gules, a sword in pale 
 endleil with a leopard's face proper. Motto — "Casu non 
 mutatus." 
 
 Only son of Joseph Griggs, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of 
 
 Mountfields, Loughborough (j.v.), High Sheriff co. 
 
 Leicester 1894, ^. 1835 ; m. 1859, Isabella, d. of Charles 
 
 Balls :— 
 Frank Robertson Griges, Esq., Hon. Major (retired) 
 Leics. Vols. FAnni as above— a label of three j^oints 
 purpurel, 6. 1864 ; m. 1899. Katharine Emily Jonn, d. of 
 Rev. Alfred Legge, M.A., Vicar of St. German's and 
 St. Peter's, Norfolk ; and has issue— Gladwyn Joseph 
 Griggs, Gentleman, d. 1900 ; Frank Douglas Griggs, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1904; and Etheldreda Paula Joan. A'«.— The 
 Holt, Loughborough. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM SHUCKFORTH GRIGSO.N, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. of Christ's Coll., Cambridge, 
 Vicar of Pelynt. Bom 1845, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. VC'illiam Grigson, M.A., sometime Rector of 
 Whinburgh, Norfolk, by Margaret, dau. of James Hales 
 of Norwich. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., April 11, 1872) 
 — Gules, two bars ermine, each charged with as many 
 crosses pat^e fitchde at the foot, in chief three annulets 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin's head couped chequy 
 argent and sable, encircled by an annulet or. Married, 
 first, 1873, Charlotte, dau. of John Neve of Wolverhampton 
 (she d. 1884); second, 1886, Mary, eldest dau. of Hugh 
 Stott of Lewisham (she died 1889) ; third, 1890, Mary 
 Beatrice, second dau. of the Rev. John Simon Boldcro, 
 Vicar of Amblecote, co. Stafford ; and has Issue— (1) John 
 William Boldero Grigson, Gentleman, b, 1893 ; (2) Kenneth 
 Walton Grigson, Gentleman, b. 1895; (3) Wilfrid Vernon 
 Grigson, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; (4) Lionel Henry Shuckforth 
 Grigson, Gentleman ; (5) Claude Vivian Grigson, Gentle- 
 man ; (6) Aubrey Herbert Grigson, Gentleman. Residence 
 — Pelynt Vicarage, Duloe, R.S.O., Cornwall. 
 
 THEODORE DRAYTON GRIMKE - DRAYTON, 
 Esquire, J.P, for the County Palatine of Lancaster, and 
 for COS. Chester and Gloucester. Born Nov. 16, 1853, 
 being the eldest surviving son of The odore Drayton Grinik^ 
 of Ashley Grange, South Carolina, by Emma his wife, dau. 
 of Richard Evans, and assumed by Royal License the 
 
 additional surname and arms of Drayton in the year 1891. 
 Livety — White and red, under-coal green. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent a cross engrailed and voided 
 gules, in the centre point a quatrefoil of the last, on a chief 
 azure, guttle d'eau, a pegasus salient of the first, winged or, 
 between two ravens argent (for Drayton); 2 and 3 vert, a 
 lion rampant holdintj between the paws a cinquefoil or, 
 between three palmetto-trees eradicated proper (for Grimkd 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Crests— I. On a wreath of the colours, and on a rock 
 proper, a raven sable guttle d'eau, supporting with the 
 dexter foot a cross engrailed gules (for Drayton) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, and upon a mount vert, a riemi-lion 
 or, charged on the shoulder with a cinquefoil of the first 
 between two palmetto-trees proper (for Grimkd), Motto — 
 " Hac iter ad Astra." Married, July 10, 1879, Constance 
 Gertrude, dau. of the Rev. Prebendary Macdonald, of Lin- 
 coln Cathedral ; and has Issue — (i) Christopher De Vere 
 Drayton Grimk^-Drayton, Gentleman, b. June 24, 1882 ; 
 (2) Alan Drayton Grimk^-Drayton, Gentleman, h. July i6i 
 1884; (3) Hugh Drayton Grimk^-Drayton, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 16, 1885 ; (4) Norman Drayton Grinikd-Drayton, 
 Gentleman, b. March 16, 1888 ; Gertrude Drayton ; and 
 Winifred Judith Drayton. Estates — Clifford Manor, Clif- 
 ford's Mesne, Taynton, Gloucester ; Lord of the Manor of 
 Boulsdon. Postal address — Golborne Park, near Newton- 
 le- Willows, Lancashire. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 JEFFERY GRIMWOOD GRIMWOOD, Esq., J. P. for 
 Essex. Born 1827, being the only son of the late James 
 Brewster Cozens of Woodham Mortimer Lodge, by Eliza- 
 beth Richardson, only surviving dau. of the late Jeffery 
 Grimwood of Cressing Temple, Essex; and assumed the 
 name and arms of Grimwood by Royal License in 1851. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure a chevron 
 engrailed ermine between three mullets in chief and a saltire 
 couped in base argent (for Grimwood) ; 2 and 3 or, on a 
 chevron gules, between three wolves' heads erased sable, as 
 many oval buckles of the first. Mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 wolf rampant, collared, holding between the paws a saltire ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased and 
 erect sable, charged with a cross crosslet argent, and holding 
 in the paw a buckle or. Motto— " Auxilio divino." Mar- 
 ried, 1851, Zoe, youngest daughter of the late Charles 
 Herbert; and has, with other Issue— G&o^x&y Grimwood 
 Grimwood, Esq., Lieut. -Col. King's Royal Rifle Corps, b. 
 i8s2[;«., 1878, Alice, dau. of James John Farquharson, Esq., 
 of Langton House, Dorset, and has, with other issue, Jeffery 
 Grimwood Grimwood, Gentleman, b. 1879]. Residences— 
 29 Ennismore Gardens, S.W. ; and 12 First Avenue, 
 Brighton. C/«i5— Windham. 
 
 Sir JOHN JOSEPH GRINLINTON, Knight Bachelor 
 (1894), C.E., F.R.G.S., F.S.A. ; served on the Ordnance 
 
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 Survey of England ; gazetted to the 65th Regiment, and 
 served in the Crnnean Campaign as Lieut, in the 4th 
 Kmgs Ow-n Regiment, and Assistant-Engineer at the 
 >iege of Sevastoi)ol ; was mentioned in despatches 
 iV''^"'^^" '"'^?^' ^'^^ '^'^^P' Sth class of the Order of 
 Medjidie, and Turkish medal); subsequently Assistant- 
 burveyor-General in Ceylon, and afterwards Member of 
 the Legislative Council until he retired in 1898; was 
 Special Commissioner for Ceylon at the World's Colum- 
 bian Exhibition, Chicago. Born 1828, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas Grinlinton of Ponarlington 
 Armonal bearings Azure, a sword in bend proper 
 pommel and hilt or, surmounting a pen in bend sinister 
 argent, in fesse two spurs of the last. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a sword 
 erect proper, pommel and hilt gold, surmounting a pen 
 fesseways argent, interlaced by a spur or. Motto— 
 "Fide et fortitudine." Married, 18 , Emily (who d 
 1894), dau. of the late Mr. Isaac Booth. 5^a/— Rose Hill 
 Middle Wallop, Hants. 
 
 FRANK DE LA GARDE GRLSSELL, Gentleman, 
 sometime Capt. 9th Lancers and nth Hussars, and Royal 
 Gloucestershire Hussars. Born Aug. 25. 1842, being the 
 seventh son of the late Thomas Grissell, Esq. , of Norbury 
 Park, CO. Surrey, F.S.A., J. P., and High Sheriff 1854-55, 
 by Eliza his second wife, dau. of John Marklew, and 
 widow of John Sheen of Wallingford, Berks. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, two barrulets dancett^e gules, between 
 
 as many greyhounds courant sable. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a grey- 
 hound's head erased sable, round the neck a double 
 chain or, pendent therefrom an escutcheon gold charged 
 with a bugle-horn sable. Motto — "Press forward." 
 Postal address — Army and Navy Club, S.W. Club — 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 HARTWELL DE LA GARDE GRISSELL, Gentle- 
 man. F.S.A. Lond., M.A. Oxon., Chamberlain of Honour 
 to the Pope since 1869, and promoted to be one of tiie six 
 Chamberlains " di numero" 1898. Born Dec. 14, 1839, 
 being the second surviving son of the late Thomas Grissell, 
 Esq., of Norbury Park, co. Surrey, F.S.A., J. P. and High 
 Sheriff (1854-55), by Eliza his second wife, dau. of John 
 Marklew, and widow of John Sheen, of Wallingford, co. 
 Berkshire. Armorial bearings— Or, two barrulets dan- 
 cettC'e gules, l)etween as many greyhounds courant sable. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a greyhound's head erased sable, round the neck 
 
 is the Nav^ Cockade. 
 
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 a double chain or. pendent therefrom an escutcheon 
 gold, charged with a bugle-horn stringed sable. Motto 
 
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 -Brasenose College, 
 
 THOMAS DE LA GARDE GRISSELL, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Surrey, Bachelor of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge. Born 1852, being 
 the eldest son of the late Thomas De la Garde Grissell, by 
 his wife Eliza Millicent, daughter of Edward Leathes of 
 Normanstone, in the county of Suffolk. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Or, two barrulets dancettde gules, 
 between as many greyhounds courant sable. Mantlillf^ 
 gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a greyhound's head erased sable, round the neck a double 
 chain or, p>endent therefrom an escutcheon gold, charged with 
 a bugle horn stringed sable; with the Motto, "Press for- 
 ward." Married, 1877, Frances Adelaide (who died 1888), 
 second daughter of Thomas Salwey Beale of Heath House, 
 in the county of Salop ; and has with other Issue — A son, 
 bom 1878. Estate and postal add. — Norbury Park, Dorking. 
 
 GRIZZLEHURST. quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 GRONO AP JEVAN, quartered by HUTCHINSON- 
 LLOYD-VAUGHAN and LLOYD-VAUGHAN. 
 
 GROSVENOR. quartered by RARTLETT and TAUN- 
 TON. 
 
 GROSVENOR (Scrope and Grosvenor trial, temp. 
 Ric. II.). Azure, a garb or. 
 
 Grosvenor of Eaton. Quarterly, i. Grosvenor as 
 above; 2. argent, two chevrons gules, on a canton of the 
 second, a cross crosslet fitch^e or (Moberley) ; 13. azure, a 
 stag lodged argent (Downes); 4. sable, a cross patonce 
 argent (Pulfoid, temp. 1300) ; 5. azure, three pheasants or 
 (Fesant, temp. Henry V.) ; 6. quarterly argent and sable, a 
 cross [jatonce counterchanged (Eaton or Eton), 7. azure, a 
 bend argent, between three plates (Cotton) ; 8. azure, an 
 eagle displayed argent (Ridware, /««/. Edw. III.); 9. or, 
 a chevron between three mullets pierced sable (Davies of 
 Ebury, Middx.). Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lalbot statant or. Motto — ' ' Virtus 
 non stemma." 
 
 Son of Victor Alexander Grosvenor, Esq., commonly 
 called Earl Grosvenor, b. 1853; d.v.p. 1884; m. 1874, 
 Lady Sibell Mary Lumley, d. of 9th Earl of Scar- 
 borough : — 
 The Most Noble Sir Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, 
 
 and Duke of Westminster (37 Feb. 1874), sth Marquess of 
 Westminster (13 Sept. 1831), 6th Earl Grosvenor (5 July 
 1784), 6th Viscount Belgrave (5 July 1784), 6th Haion 
 Grosvenor of Eaton, co. Chester (8 April 1761), laih 
 Baronet (23 Feb. 1621-3), Capt, Chesh. I.Y. , late Lieut. 
 R.H. Gds., A.D.C. to Visct. Milner, Gov. of Cape ( olony. 
 served in S. African War 1899-1900 as A.D.C. to Lord 
 Roberts [Arms— Quarterly, i. and iiii., quarterly the arms 
 of the city of Westminster, granted as an augmentation to 
 descend with the Marquisate of Westminster ; ii., the arms 
 (of Grosvenor as above, and quarteringsas above. Suppor- 
 ters (of Barony of Grosvenor) — Two taibots regardant or, 
 collared azure], ^. 1879; m. 1901, Constance Ldwinii, yr. 
 d. of Col. William Cornwallis West of Ruthin Castle, co. 
 Denbigh ; and has issue— Edward George Hugh Grosvenor, 
 Esq., commonly called Earl Grosvenor, b. 1904; Lady 
 Ursula Mary Olivia. Seats — Eaton Hall, nr. Chester; 
 Halkin Castle, Flint. Town res. — Grosvenor Mouse, 
 33 Upper Grosvenor Street, W. 
 
 Yr. sons of Hugh Lupus, ist Duke of Westminster, 
 K.G., b. 1825 ; d. 1899 I "»• 'st, 1852, Lady Constance 
 Gertrude Leveson-Gower (</. 1880), d. of 2nd Duke 
 of Sutherland, K.G. ; 2nd, Hon. Catherine Caroline 
 Cavendish, d. of 2nd LordChesham: — 
 
 Lord Arthur Hugh Grosvenor, D.L., Cheshire, Maj. 
 Cheshire I.Y., served in S. African War 1900-1,*. i860; 
 m. 1893, Helen, d. of Sir Robert Sheffield sth Bart. ; and 
 has issue — Robert Arthiw Grosvenor, Esq., b. 1895; 
 Constance Isolde ; and Barbara. Seat — Broxton, Chester. 
 
 Lord Henry George Grosvenor, b. 1861 ; m. 1887, Dora 
 Mina (d. 1894), eld. d. of James A. Erskine-Wemyss, Esq., 
 of Wemyss Castle ; and has issue — William CJrosvenor, 
 Esq., b. 1894; Millicent Constance; and Dorothy Alice 
 Margaret Augusta. Seat — Tittensor, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Clubs — Turf, Bachelors'. 
 
 Lord Gerald Richard Grosvenor, Lieut. Scots Guards, 
 served in S. Africa, b. 1874. Hes. — 
 
 Lord Hugh William Grosvenor. Lieut, ist Life Guards, 
 b. 1884. Res.— 
 
 Lord Edward Arthur Grosvenor, b. 1892. Res. — 
 Yr. son of Richard, 2nd Marquess of Westminster. 
 Vi.G.,b. 1795; d. 1869; 7n. 1819, Elizabeth Mary, d. 
 of ist Duke of Sutherland, K.G:— 
 
 Rt. Hon. Richard de Aquila Grosvenor, ist Baron Stal- 
 bridge (22 March 1886), J. P. cos. Dorset and Flint, late 
 Hon. Col. Queen's Dorset Yeo. Cav. , M.A. Camb. [Arms 
 and crest charged with crescent azure. Supporters as 
 Duke of Westminster charged with crescent], h. 1837 ; 
 m. 1st, 1874, Hon. Beatrice Charlotte Elizabeth Vesey 
 (d. 1876), d. of Thomas, 3rd Visct. de Vesci ; and, 1879, 
 Eleanor Frances Beatrice, d. of Robert Hamilton Stubber 
 of Moyne, Queen's Co. ; and has issue — (i) Hon. Hugh 
 Grosvenor, b. 1880 [m. 1903, Gladys Elizabeth, d. of late 
 Brinsley de Courcy Nixon] ; (2) Hon. Gilbert Grosvenor, 
 Lieut. Rifle Brig., b. 1881 ; (3) Hon. Richard Eustace 
 Grosvenor, Lieut. R.A., b. 1883; Hon. Elizabeth Emma 
 Beatrice [m. 1899, Aubrey Clare Hugh Smith, R.N.]; Hon. 
 Blanche \m. 1901, Capt. J. H. E. Holford, D.S.O., 7th 
 Hussars]; and Hon. Eleanor Lilian. Seat — Motcombe 
 House, Shaftesbury. Clubs — Brooks's, Travellers'. 
 
 Descendants of Lord Thomas Grosvenor (afterwards 
 Egerton), son of 2nd Marquess of Westminster, beaig 
 ing name and arms of Egerton by R.L. , 1821 : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Arthur George Egerton, 5th Earl of Wilto 
 (vide Egerton). 
 
 Sons of Robert, ist Baron Ebury, b. 1801 ; d. 1893 ; m. 
 1831, Hon. Charlotte Arbuthnot, sister of ist Earl 
 Cowley : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Robert Wellesley Grosvenor, 2nd Baron Ebury 
 (10 Sept. 1857), D.L. Northants, late Capt. 1st Life Gds. 
 and Capt. Chesh. Y.C. , M.P. for Westminster 1865-1874 
 [Arms and Crest each charged with a mullet for difference. 
 Supporters, as Duke of Westminster, charged with a 
 mullet], b. 1834; m. 1867, Hon. Emilie Beaujolais White, 
 yr. d. of ist Lord Annaly ; and has surv. issue — (i) Hon. 
 Robert Victor Grosvenor, late Capt. 13th Middx. R.V., 
 served in S. Africa 1900-1, b. 1868; (2) Hon. Francis 
 Egerton Grosvenor, i^. 1883; Hon. Maud[»/. 1897, Maurice 
 George Carr-Glyn] ; Hon. Alice Katherine Sibell [w. 1902, 
 Hon. Ivor Churchill Guest, M.P.]. 5«a;— Moor Park, Kick- 
 mansworth, Herts. Club — Travellers'. 
 
 Hon. Algernon Henry Grosvenor, late Lieut. R. Brig., 
 now Hon. Lt.-Col. 13th Middx. R. V. , and Capt. Herts 
 Yeo. Cav., J. P. and D.L. Middx,, b. 1846; m. 1887, 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade, 
 
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 Catherine Dorothea Mary, d. of Sir John Simeon, 3rd 
 Bart. ; and has issue — Rosamund Mary Dorothy. lies. — 
 The College, Seal, Sevenoaks ; 6 South Street, W. 
 
 Hon. Richard Cecil Grosvenor, Barrister-at-Law, 6. 1848 ; 
 m. 1898, Jessie Ameha, d. of late Rev. Charles Clarke of 
 Esher. I^es. — St. Cross Road, Winchester. 
 
 Descendants of Thomas Grosvenor of Drayton, co. 
 Salop, and Isabella, d. and coh. of Sir Richard Pershall 
 of Chetwynd [Arms — Quarterly, i. Grosvenor as above, 
 differenced by a crescent ; 2, 3, 4, and 5 as above ; 6. 
 argent, a cross patfSe flory sable, on a canton gules, a 
 wolfs head erased of the field (Pershall) ; 7. argent, a 
 cross patonce fiory charged with an escutcheon sable 
 (Pershall, ancient) ; 8. vert, two lions passant or 
 (Knighton); 9. azure, fretty argent, a fesse gules 
 (Caverswellj ; 10. azure, a chevron between three 
 mullets or (Chetwynd) ; 11. gules, three pheons argent 
 (Malpas) ; 12. gules, a scythe argent, within a bordure 
 of the second (Praers) ; 13. argent, a blackamoor's head 
 couped proper (for Blackenhall) ; 14. gules, two scythes 
 in saltire argent (for Prayers) ; 15. gules, two lions 
 combatant argent (for Wistanton). Crest and 
 Motto as above. Sons of George Fox Grosvenor, M.D. , 
 i. 1828 ; d. 1889 ; m. 1865, Eliza Frances, eld. d. of 
 Thomas Lea of London : — 
 Randolph Lea Grosvenor, Gentleman, B.A. Camb., d. 
 1867. Jfes. — 75 Oakley Street, Chelsea Embankment, S.W, 
 Yr. sons of George Fox Grosvenor, M.D. : — 
 Chetwynd George Grosvenor, Gentleman,?^. 1869. 
 Robert Pershall Grosvenor, Gentleman, d. 1872. 
 Edward Moberly Grosvenor, 6. 1874. 
 Oswald Astley Grosvenor, Gentleman, d. 1875. 
 Richard Bertram Grosvenor, Gentleman, 6. 1880. 
 Sons of William Grosvenor of London, 6. 1832 ; d. 
 1898; m. 1858, Elizabeth, d. of Daniel Wilshaw of 
 Talk o' th' Hill :— 
 Wilshaw William Grosvenor, Gentleman, B.A. , M.D., 
 /'. i860. 
 
 Alfred Augustus Grosvenor, Gentleman, B.A. , M.D. , 
 d. 1861 ; M. 1891, Alice, only d. of William T. Frost of 
 West Ratting Park, Cambridge. I?es. — Stevenage, Herts. 
 Norman Edward Grosvenor, Gentleman, d. 1870. 
 Harold Grosvenor, Gentleman, l>. 1879. 
 Sons of Frederick Grosvenor, Gentleman , of Dennistoun, 
 Glasgow, 6. 1833 ; m. 1863, Mary, eld. d. of John 
 Donald, Esq., J. P., of Edinburgh : — 
 William Clayton Grosvenor, Gentleman, M.A., M.D. 
 (q.v.). 
 
 Donald Grosvenor, Gentleman, d. 1870 ; m. Christian 
 M'Alpine, d. of Duncan Stephenson ; and has issue. Res. — 
 7 Annfield Place, Dennistoun, Glasgow. 
 
 Frederick Ingram Grosvenor, Esq., late Surg.-Capt. S.A. 
 Constab. , i. 1871. 
 
 Yr. sons of William Grosvenor, b. 1803 ; d. 1874 ; 
 7n. 1827, Sarah, d. of John Boden : — 
 Thomas Caddick Grosvenor, Gentleman, d. 1838 ; m. 
 Emily Elizabeth Alice, only d. of Henry Boult of Redhill ; 
 and has issue — (i) Thomas Hugh Grosvenor, Gentleman, 
 6. 1882 ; (2) Charles Granville Grosvenor, Gentleman, b. 
 1888 ; and Helena Mildred. /?«.— Redhill, Surrey. 
 
 Alfred Octavius Grosvenor, Gentleman, M.D. , d. 1840; 
 m. 1870, Charlotte Anne, d. of James Mutlow of London. 
 J^es. — The Tower, Priory Road, West Hampstead. 
 
 Clement Henry Grosvenor, Gentleman, d. 1843 1 ^'• 
 1875, Catherine Eliza Delane, d. of James Smith Faithful 
 of Dulwich, Surrey. Jies. — Great Clacton. 
 
 S GEORGE WILLIAM GROSVENOR, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of 
 Worcester (High Sheriff 1896). Born June 5, 1846, being the 
 only surviving son of William Grosvenor, Esquire, of Kidder- 
 minster, Justice of the Peace, by Mary his wife, daughter 
 John Giles of Ashwood Lodge, Kingswinford, in the 
 county of Stafford. C/?^*— Constitutional. Livery — Dark 
 green coat, orange waistcoat, white breeches. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms: Erminois, a garb argent, 
 surmounting four javelins, one in pale, one in fesse, and 
 two in saltire proper, on a chief vert, a shuttle erect 
 furnished or, between two wool-packs of the second ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a garb erminois 
 surmounting three battle-axes, one in pale and two in 
 saltire proper; with the Motto, "Virtus non stemma." 
 Married, June 2, 1875, Emily Anne, elder daughter of 
 Herbert Mountford Holmes of Derby; and has Issue — (i) 
 
 George Herbert Grosvenor, Gentleman, born January 20. 
 1880 ; (2) John Ernest Grosvenor, Gentleman, born Novem- 
 
 ber r, 1887. 
 Stourbridge. 
 
 Estate and postal address — Broome House, 
 
 RANDOLPH LEA GROSVENOR, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Camb., Sen. Rep. of the family of Grosvenor formerly of 
 Drayton and Bellaport, co. Salop, and of Hungersheath, 
 CO. Stafford. Born July 29, 1867, being the eldest son of 
 George Fox Grosvenor, Doctor of Medicine (who d. Oct. 
 7, 1889), by his wife Eliza Frances, eldest dau. of '1 homas 
 Lea of London. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly of eighteen, i and 18 azure, a garb or, a cres- 
 cent for difference (for Grosvenor) ; 2. azure, a garb or 
 (for Grosvenor, ancient) ; 3. azure, a bend or (for Gros- 
 venor, original) ; 4. argent, two chevrons gules, on a 
 canton of the second, a cross crosslet fitch^e or (for 
 Moberley) ; 5. azure, a stag lodged argent (for Downes) ; 
 6. sable, a cross patonce argent (for Pulford) ; 7. azure, 
 three pheasants or (for Fesant) ; 8. argent, a cross pat^e 
 flory sable, on a canton gules, a wolfs head erased of 
 the field (for Pershall) ; 9. argent, a cross patonce flory 
 charged with an escutcheon sable (for Pershall, ancient) ; 
 ID. vert, two lions passant or (for Knighton); 11. azure, 
 fretty argent, a fesse gules (for Caverswell) ; 12. azure, 
 a chevron between three mullets or (for Chetwynd) ; 13. 
 gules, three pheons argent (for Malpas) ; 14. gules, a 
 scythe argent, within a bordure of the second (for Praers) ; 
 15. argent, a blackamoor's head couped proper (for Blacken- 
 hall) ; 16. gules, two scytlies in saltire argent (for Prayers) ; 
 17. gules, two lions combatant argent (for Wistanton). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a talbot statant or. Motto — "Virtus non stemma." 
 Post. add. — 75 Oakley Street, Chelsea Embankment, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM GROSVENOR, Gentleman. Physician 
 (retired), a descendant of the family of Grosvenor of Dray- 
 ton, Bellaport Hall, co. Salop, and Hungersheath, co. Staf- 
 ford. Born Feb. 4, 1832, being the third son of the late 
 William Grosvenor, Gentleman, by his wife Sarah, second 
 dau. of John Boden. Livery — Dark blue, yellow facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly of eighteen, i and 18 azure, 
 a garb or, a crescent for difference (for Grosvenor) ; 2. 
 azure, a garb or (for Grosvenor, ancient) ; 3. azure, a bend 
 or (for Grosvenor, original) ; 4. argent, two chevrons gules, 
 on a canton of the second, a cross crosslet fitch6e or (for 
 Moberley) ; 5. azure, a stag lodged argent (for Downes) ; 
 6. sable, a cross patonce argent (for Pulford) ; 7. azure, 
 three pheasants or (for Fesant) ; 8. argent, a cross pat^e 
 flory sable, on a canton gules, a wolfs head erased of the 
 field (for Pershall) ; 9. argent, a cross patonce flory charged 
 with an escutcheon sable (for Pershall, ancient); 10. vert, 
 two lions passant or (for Knighton); 11. azure, fretty 
 argent, a fesse gules (for Caverswell) ; 12. azure, a chevron 
 between three mullets or (for Chetwynd) ; 13. gules, three 
 
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 pheons nrgent (for Malpas) ; 14. giiles, a scythe argent, 
 within a Iwnlurc of the second (for Praers); 15. argent, a 
 blackamour's head couped proper (for Blackenhall) ; 16. 
 gules, two scythes in sjiltire argent (for Prayers) ; 17. gules, 
 two lions conilntant argent (fur Wistanton). Great — 
 Upon a wreath of ihr colours, a tall>ot statanl or ; with the 
 
 1898, Mary Mowbray, eldest dau. of James Fildfs Pearson 
 of Barwicke Lodge, Disley, Cheshire, and has /ssur 
 
 Motto, "Virtus non stemma." Married, Oct. 21, 1858, 
 Elizabeth \d. 1895), second dau. and co-heiress of Daniel 
 Wilshaw ; and h;is Issue — (1) Wilshaw William Grosvenor, 
 Gentleman, B.A. Cains Coll., Cambridge, M.D. Trinity 
 Coll., Dublin (18 Clarence Street, Gloucester), b. March 18, 
 1869 ; (2) .Alfred Augustus Grosvenor, Gentleman, of the 
 Ivy House, Chipping Canipden, Gloucestershire, B.A. 
 Caius Coll., Cambridge, M.D. 'Irinity Coll., Dublin, b. 
 Nov. I, 1861 [w. , July 21, 1891, Alice Gibbs Frost, dau. of 
 the late W. I . Frost of West Wratting Park, Cambridge- 
 shire, and has issue, Chetwynd John Pershall Grosvenor, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 27, 1897, and Dorothy Sylva Wilshaw 
 Ehz.-ibeth]; (3) Norman Edward Grosvenor, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 4, 1870, Undergraduate Brazenose Coll. (Oxon.); (4) 
 Harold Octavius Washington Grosvenor, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 25, 1879 ; Stella Julia Alberta ; Evelyn Maud ; Alice 
 Elizabeth Mutlow; and Edith Chetwynd, died an infant. 
 Property — Biddulph at Newchapel, Staffordshire. Resi- 
 dence — Chtirchdown, Gloucestershire. 
 
 WH^LIAM CLAYTON GROSVENOR, Gentleman, 
 M.A., M.D., representative of Grosvenor of Drayton, 
 Bellaport, and Hungersheath. Born July 12, 1866, being 
 the eldest son of Frederic Grosvenor, Gentleman, of 
 Dennistoun, Glasgow, and his wife Mary, eldest dau. of 
 John Donald, Esq. , J. P. , Edinburgh. Armorial bearing^ — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly of eighteen, i and 18 azure, 
 a garb or, a crescent for diflierence (for Grosvenor) ; 2. 
 azure, a garb or (for Grosvenor, ancient) ; 3. azure, a bend 
 or (for Grosvenor, original) ; 4, argent, two chevrons 
 gules, on a canton of the second, a cross crosslet fitch^e or 
 (for Moberley); 5. azure, a stag lodged argent (for 
 Downes) ; 6. sable, a cross patonce argent (for Pulford) ; 
 7. azure, three pheasants or (for Fesant) ; 8. argent, a cross 
 pat6e flory sable, on a canton gules, a wolfs head erased of 
 the field (for Pershall) ; 9, argent, a cross patonce flory 
 charged with an escutcheon sable (for Pershall, ancient) ; 
 10. vert, two lions passant or (for Knighton) ; 11. azure, 
 fretty argent, a fesse gules (for Caverswell); 12. azure, a 
 chevron between three mullets or (for Chetwynd) ; 13. 
 gules, three pheons argent (for Malpas) ; 14. gules, a scythe 
 argent, within a bordure of the second (for Praers) ; 15. 
 argent, a blackamoor's head couped proper (for Blacken- 
 hall) ; 16. gules, two scythes in saltire argent (for Prayers) ; 
 17. gules, two lions combatant argent (for Wistanton). 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot statant or; 
 with the Motto, " Virtus non stemma." Married, July 27, 
 
 Richard Moberley Clayton Grosvenor, Gentleman, b. July 
 II, 1899, d. June 22, 1903 ; and Mary Donald. Residence 
 — Hungersheath, Arnside, Westmorland. 
 
 GROVE, quartered by WHITE. 
 
 GROVE, see TROYTE-CHAFYN-GROVE. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM GROVE, Esquire, J. P. Bom June4, 
 1851, being the third son of the late Thomas Grove, Esq. . of 
 
 Sunnybanks, Long Bay, Tasmania, J. P., sometime Lieut. 
 63rd Regt., by his wife Harriett Matilda Frith. Armorial 
 
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 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron engrailed 
 gules between three stocks of trees eradicated proper (for 
 Grove) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a chevron between three mart- 
 lets gules, as many mullets or (for Bayley). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, collared and chain reflexed over the 
 back, and charged on the shoulder with an estoile or. 
 Motto — " Laudo manentem." Married, Dec. 10, 1878, 
 Frances Mary, only dau. of the late Thomas Johnson 
 of Hobart, Tasmania. Seat — Coldbrook, Long Bay, 
 D'Entreeasteaux Channel, Tasmania. 
 
 I GROVE of Castle Grove and Grovehall (U.O., 1681). 
 I Argent, on a chevron engrailed gules, three escallops of the 
 I field. 
 
 j Son of Major Henry Jones Grove, 8oth Foot, K.H., 
 
 I i. 1783 ; m. ist, Sarah Northover Watts Pitt : — 
 
 Henry Leslie Grove, Esq., Major-Gen. Madras Staff 
 ' Corps, d. 1829; tfi. 1862, Elizabeth Donaldson (d. 1879), 
 ( d. of Charles Herbert Scott of Montrose ; and has surv. 
 ! issue — Henry Montgomery Grove, Gentleman, Lieut, ist 
 
 Regt. Bengal Cavalry, British Consul at Moscow, 6. 1867; 
 
 and five daus. Jies. — 52 Grange Park, Ealing, W, 
 
 GROVES. Or, a stone pine-tree eradicated proper between 
 two fiaunches vert, each charged with a squirrel sejant re- 
 spectant of the field. Mantling vert and or. Crest- On 
 a wreath of the colours, between two garbs or, a stone 
 pine-tree eradicated proper. Motto — " Labor ipse voluptas." 
 Son of William Peer Grimble Groves, d. 1817 ; d. 1886 ; 
 ! m. : — 
 
 James Grimble Groves, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Cheshire, 
 
 I J.P. Salford, M.P. forS. Div. of Salford since 1900, 6. 24 Oct. 
 
 I 1854; m. 1878, yr. d. of late Robert Marsland, 
 
 ' M.R.C.S (Lond.), of Manchester. Seat— Oldfield Hall, 
 
 Altrincham, Cheshire, dud — Carlton. 
 
 EDWARD WALTER GRUBB, Gentleman, Civil 
 Engineer. Born June 25, 1821, being the fourth son of 
 the late John Grubb, Esquire, of Horsenden, J.P. and 
 D.L. for the county of Buckingham, by his wife Sarah 
 Anne, daughter of William Henry Carrington, Rector of 
 Holy Trinity, Exeter, and Vicar of Sidbury. Armorial 
 beairings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, ermine 
 on a chief embattled gules, three roses or (for Grubb) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, two bendlets engrailed sable, surmounted by 
 a label of three points gules (for Radcliffe) ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased 
 party per pale argent and gules, charged with a rose coun- 
 terchanged. 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES SEPTIMUS GRUBBE, late 
 Vicar of Mentinore, in the co. of Buckingham, M.A., late 
 Archdeacon of Pietermaritzburg, Natal. Bom May 3, 
 11830, being the seventh son of the late John Grubbe, Esq., 
 [of Horsenden, J.P. and D.L. for the co. of Buckingham, 
 by his wife Sarah Anne, dau. of William Henry Carrington, 
 Rector of Holy Trinity, Exeter, and Vicar of Sidbury. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, ermine on a chief embattled gules, three roses or (for 
 Grubbe) ; 2 and 3 argent, two bendlets engrailed sable, 
 surmounted by a label of three points gules (for Radcliffe) ; 
 jnd for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's 
 head erased party per pale argent and gules, charged with 
 1 rose counterchanged. Married, November 26, 1861, 
 Alice, youngest daughter of Colin Mackenzie of Portmore, 
 in the county of Peebles ; and has Issue — Sarah Louisa ; 
 ind Constance Anne. 
 
 CHARLES WALTER GRUBBE, Gentleman. Bor7i 
 March 31, 1858, being the son of the late William Henry 
 jrubbe. Gentleman, of the Madras Artillery, by his second 
 .vife Maria, nde M'Geagh. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 "or Arms : Quarterly i and 4, ermine on a chief embattled 
 jules, three roses or (for Grubbe) ; 2 and 3 argent, two 
 aendlets engrailed sable, surmounted by a label of three 
 Joints gules (for Radcliffe) ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 vreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased party per 
 aale argent -and gules, charged with a rose counter- 
 ;hanged. 
 
 ROBERT WILLIAM GRUBBE, Gentleman, of Peter- 
 x)rough, Canada. Born April 27, 1844, being the second 
 
 son of the late William Henry Grubbe, Gentleman, of the 
 Madras Artillery, by his first wife Eliza, daughter of 
 Anthony Conwell of The Hermitage, Dungannon, in the 
 county of Tyrone. Armorial bearing^— He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, ermine on a chief embattled 
 gules, three roses or (for Grubb), 2 and 3 argent, two bend- 
 lets engrailed sable, surmounted by a label of three points 
 gules (for Radcliffe) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a griffin's head erased party per pale argent 
 and gules, charged with a rose counterchanged. Married, 
 June II, 1868, Ada Louisa Haselwood, daughter of W. H. 
 Wrighton of the West Indies; and has Issue — (1) Eustace 
 Haselwood Grubbe, Gentleman, born January 23, 1876 ; 
 (2) Henry Haviland Grubbe, Gentleman, born September 3, 
 1881. 
 
 GRUBBE (Vn. Herts, 1634). Quarterly, i and 4, ermine, 
 on a chief embattled gules, three roses or (for Grubbe) ; 3 
 and 3, argent, two bendlets engrailed sable, surmounted by 
 a label of three points gules (for Radclffe). Crest— On 
 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased party per pale 
 argent and gules, charged with a rose counterchanged. 
 Motto — " Factis dictisque merere." 
 
 Sons of John Eustace Grubbe, Esq., J.P. co. of Suffolk 
 and for the Borough of Southwold, b. 1815 ; d. ; 
 m. 1845, Julia Catharine, d. of Rev. George William 
 Hall, D.D., Master of Pembroke College, and some 
 time Vice-Chancellor of Oxford, Canon of Glou- 
 
 Eustace Edward Grubbe, Gentleman, b. 1847. Post. 
 
 add. — 3 Down Street, Piccadilly, S.W. ; Southwold, 
 
 Suffolk. Clubs— lievi University. St. Stephen's. 
 
 Walter John Grubbe, Gentleman, Bairister-at-Law, 
 
 (Inner Temple), b. . Chambers— \ Dr. Johnson's 
 
 Bldgs., Temple, &c. 
 Francis William Grubbe. Gentleman, b. 1849 ; m. 1886, 
 
 Laura Sophia, d. of Thomas Owen Wethered of Seymour 
 
 Court, and Remnantz, Great Marlow, co. Buckingham. 
 
 Post, arfrf.— Shellow, Ongar, Essex. 
 
 Arthur Robert Grubbe, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 George Charles Grubbe, Gentleman, 3. . Res.— 
 Laurence Carrington Grubbe, Esq., Capt. (ret.) ist Beds. 
 
 Regt., b. . Res.— 
 
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 Hubert Henry Grubbe, Gentleman, 6. . /?«.— 
 Kdintind Alexander Grul>bc, lisq., Major (ret.) 88th Con- 
 
 nauKhi Rangers, d. Ket. — 
 
 Rev. Reginald Hall Grubbe, Vicar of Ardleigh, b. i86a. 
 
 J?«*.— The Vicarage, Ardleigh. 
 
 C/«^— Constitutional. Armorial bearlnffB— Per saltirr 
 gules and azure, a lion rampant or, on a chief erinint*, 
 a dexter hand c»u|>c-d at the wrist of the first. Hant- 
 linf gules and or. Cre«t— On a wreath of the colours, .t 
 boar passant quarterly or and gules. Motto— "Spes mea 
 
 GRUNDY, see BEARDOE-GRUNDY. 
 
 MAURICE ELIAS GUBBAY, Gentleman. ArmorUd 
 bearing! Or, on a chevron azure, between in chief two 
 lotus (lowers and in base amidst fern a dove, in the beak 
 an olive branch all proper. Mantling azure and or. Creit 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, a bird ol Paradise, in the 
 beak a branch of fern, and resting the dexter leg on a lotus 
 flower as in the arms all proper. Motto " Toujours ou 
 jamais." Rtsidtnce Grosvenor Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 GUINNESS, see LEE-GRATTAN-GUINNESS. 
 
 « Captain BENJAMIN LEE GUINNESS, formerly 
 Capt. R. Horse Guards, D.L. for city of Dubhn, heir 
 presumptive to Baronetcy. Bom August 4, 184a, being 
 the second son of Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, Bart., M.P., 
 LL.D., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late Edward 
 Guinness of Dublin, t'/w^j— Naval and Mihtary; Bache- 
 lors", Junior Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial 
 bearingB— Quarterly i and 4, per saltire gules and azure, 
 a lion rampant or, on a chief ermine, a dexter hand couped 
 at the wrist of the first (for Guinness) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a 
 fesse between three crescents sable, a trefoil slipped or (for 
 Lee) ; and impaling the arms of St. Lawrence, namely gules, 
 two swords in saltire points upward proper, pommels and 
 hilts gold, between four roses argent. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, a boar passant 
 quarterly or and gules (for Guinness) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, on a pillar argent, encircled by a ducal coronet or, 
 an eagle preying on a bird's leg erased proper (for Lee). 
 Motto — "Spes niea in Deo." Married, 1881, Lady 
 Henrietta Ehza, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas St. 
 Lawrence, third Earl of Howth, K.P. ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Algernon Arthur St. Lawrence Lee Guinness, b. 1883; 
 (a) Kenelm Edward Lee Guinness, b. 1887; (3) Nigel 
 Digby Lee Guinness, b. 1892. Residences — Ballard, 
 Combe, Kingston-on-Thames; 25 Cadogan Gardens, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 JOHN CECIL JENKINSON GUINNESS. Gentle- 
 man. Born 1890, being the only son of Arthur Cecil Cope 
 Jenkinson Guinness, by his second wife Agnes Mary, dau. 
 of the late Capt. Gordon Gilchrist, R.A. Armorial bear- 
 ings Quarterly i and 4, per saltire gules and azure, a lion 
 rampant or, on a chief ermine, a dexter hand couped of 
 the first (for Guinness) ; 2 and 3. azure, on a fesse wavy 
 argent, a cross pat6e gules, in chief two estoiles or (for 
 Jenkinson). Mnnt.HTig or and gules. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar p)assant quarterly or and gules. 
 Motto— "Spes mea in Ueo." Postal address— S&n Fran- 
 cisco. U.S.A. 
 
 SSiR REGINALD ROBERT BRUCE GUINNESS. 
 Knight Bachelor (1897). J. P. and D.L. for Dublin. 
 Bom 1842, being the third son of the late Richard Samuel 
 Guinness, Esq.. M.P., by Katharine Frances his wife. dau. 
 and heir of Sir Charles Jenkinson, loth Bart. Clubs — Wel- 
 lington, Hurlingham, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i anfi 4. per saltire gules and azure, a 
 lion rampant or. on a chief ermine, a dexter hand coup>ed 
 of the first (for (iuinness) ; 2 and 3 azure, on a fesse wavy 
 argent, a cross pat^ gules, in chief two estoiles or (for 
 Jenkinson). Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar passant quarterly and gules. Motto 
 — "Spes mea in Deo." Married, 1866, Thomasina. dau. 
 of George Studdert, Esquire, of Kilnamona and Glenwood, 
 CO. Clare; and has Issue — Jane Agnes Maud \m., 1891, 
 Capt. Henry Anstruther Kinloch, ist Batt. K. Roy. Rifle 
 Corps, d. Feb. 1903]. Residence — 134 Ashley Gardens, S.W. 
 
 RICHARD SEYMOUR GUINNESS, Esquire, J. P. for 
 city of CO. Dublin. Bom 1826, being the eldest son of 
 the late Robert Rundell Guinness, by his first wife Mary 
 Anne, daughter of the Rev. John Crossley Seymour of 
 Castletown House, Queen's Co. Livery — Claret colour. 
 
 in Deo." Married, 1857. Elizabeth Jane, dau. of the Rev. 
 John Darley. R. of Arboe, co. Tyrone; and has Issue— {i] 
 Robert Darley Guinness, B.A. Camb.. Bar. Inner Temple, 
 b. 1858 [m., 1887, Lydia Lucy Lyster, dau. of the laic 
 H. M. Smythe of Barbavilla House, co. Westmeath, and 
 has issue living, Richard Smythe Guinness, b. 1888; and 
 Elizabeth Muriel Smythe] ; (2) Gerald Seymour Guinness, b. 
 1862, B.A.. J. P. for CO. Roscommon [m., 1897, Eleanor 
 Grace, dau. of the late Capt. Arthur Watson de Capell- 
 Brooke; and has issue— Gerald Arthur de Capell-Brooke 
 Guinness. Gentleman, b. 1899 ; Hermione Grace ; and 
 Georgina Elizabeth] ; (3) Arthur Eustace Seymour Guinness, 
 b. 1867 [m., 1897, Wilhelmine Augusta, dau. of the late, 
 Henry William Forester, Esq. ; and has issue— Terence 
 Arthur Guinness, Gentleman, *. 1900; and Barbara Eliza- 
 beth]; (4) Benjamin Seymour Guinness, b. 1868, formerly 
 Lieut. R.N, [»«.. 1902, Bridget Henrietta Frances, dau. of the 
 late Sir Richard Lewis Moyston William Bulkeley, eleventh 
 Bart.l; (5) Richard Sidney Guinness, b. 1873, ed. at Harrow 
 Un. Emilie, only dau. of the late Capt. Charles Wiemer 
 (German Imp. Guards), of Diisseldorf, Prussia]; (6) Herbert 
 Frederick Guinness, Lieut. R.N.. b. 1876; Amabel Mary; 
 Adeline Elizabeth [m., 1884. the Rev. Robert William 
 Barber, V. of Thurston, Suffolk, and has issue]; Helen 
 Jane [»»., 1888, Robert Miller, of The Grove, Great Bad- 
 dow. Chelmsford, and has issue]; and Anna Theailosia 
 [m. 1899, Archibald John Aitchison of Wilton Place], d. I9<>"- 
 Postal address— 16 Rutland Gate, London, S.W. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT GUINNESS, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Vicar of Market Harborough and Rural Dean. Bom 1841, 
 being the only son of the late Roliert Rundell Guinness of 
 Stillorgan. co. Dublin. Barrister-at-Law, by his second 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ,wife Mary Anne, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Ottiwell Moore 
 ,of Leskinfere, co Wexford. Armorial bearings— Per sal- 
 jtire gules and azure, a lion rampant or, on a chief ermine, 
 a dexter hand couped at the wrist of the first. Mantling 
 ;gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a boar 
 passant quarterly or and gules. Motto— "Spes mea in 
 Deo." Married, 1866, Grace Harriet, el. dau. of the late 
 Very Rev. William John Butler, D.D., Dean of Lincoln; 
 and has Issue— (1) Arthur Robert Henry Guinness, B.A.' 
 of Keble College, Oxford, b. 1880; (2) William Ernest 
 Guinness, Lieut. Manchester Regt., b. 1882; Geraldine 
 Frances Henrietta [m., 1893, James Alfred Fort, and has 
 issue] ; Elizabeth Maude ; Avice Mary ; Henrietta Darley ; 
 
 (Sui 
 
 595 
 
 Rivett - Carnac, Baronet; and has Issue — {1) Reginald 
 Edward Guise, Gentleman, born June 2, 1850; (2) Rivett 
 Francis Guise, Gentleman, born April 24, 1853; (3) Henry 
 John Wright Guise, Gentleman, born June 28, 1855 ; (4) 
 Hubert Charles Guise, gentleman, born July 4, i860; and 
 Emily Charlotte, married, August 12, 1879, to Francis 
 Horner Lyell. Postal address— Dta.n Hall, Little Dean, 
 Newnham. 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM FRANCIS GEORGE GUISE, fifth 
 Baronet, Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Gloucester, Major and Honorary Lieu- 
 tenant-Colonel 3rd Battalion the Gloucestershire Regiment. 
 
 ind Mary Grace [d. ig 
 Vlarket Harborough. 
 
 Residence — The Vicarage, 
 
 FRANCIS EDWARD GUISE, Esquire, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Oxford, Barrister-at-Law, 
 i?^!lffliP Clerk of the Peace for the county of Gloucester, 
 U/UIPV Recorder of Hereford. Born April 20, 1820, 
 being the third son of Sir John Wright Guise, 
 hird Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable 
 Drder of the Bath, by Charlotte Diana his wife, youngest 
 laughter of John Vernon of Clontarf Castle. Armorial 
 )6arlngs — He bears for Arms : Gules, seven lozenges con- 
 oined, three, three and one vair, on a canton or, a mullet 
 )f six points pierced sable ; impaling the arms of Rivett- 
 Zamac, namely, quarterly argent and azure, two swords 
 n saltire proper, between three mullets, one in chief and 
 wo in fesse, and a crescent in base counterchanged. Upon 
 m escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 I mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, out of a 
 lucal coronet or, a swan rising proper, collared and chained 
 ;old, and charged with a lozenge as in the arms. Married, 
 une 13, 1848, Henrietta, second daughter of Sir James 
 
 Born December 14, 1851, being the second but eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late Sir William Vernon Guise, Baronet, 
 Justice of the Peace, Deputy- Lieutenant, Fellow of the 
 Linnean Society, Fellow of the Geological Society, by his 
 wife Margaret Anna Maria [to whom refer], daughter of 
 the Reverend Daniel Henry Lee -Warner of Walsing- 
 ham Abbey, in the county of Norfolk ; and succeeded 
 as fifth Baronet at the decease of his father in the year 
 1887. Clubs — Brooks's, Wellington. Livery — White coat 
 with dark -blue facings, the latter edged with gold lace ; 
 red waistcoat, blue plush breeches. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Gules, seven lozenges conjoined, three, 
 three and one vair, on a canton or, a mullet of six points 
 pierced sable, impaling the arms of Coope, namely or, on a 
 chevron cotised azure, between two roses gules, slipped and 
 leaved proper, in chief and a fleur-de-lis of the third in base 
 a rose argent, slipped and leaved proper, between two 
 fleurs-de-lis also argent. Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent, out of a ducal coronet or, a swan rising projjer, 
 collared and chained gold, charged with a lozenge as in 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 (^Ut 
 
 (DUt 
 
 the arms ; and for his Supporten, which were granted by 
 Koyal Warrant dated Janutiry la, 1863, to General Sir 
 
 {ohn W. Guise, baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most 
 lunourablc Order of the Bath, and the heirs male of his 
 l>ody, to whom the dignity of a Iteronet shall descend 
 under the patent of creation ; on the dexter side, a swan 
 with wings endorsed argent, crusily and langucd gules, 
 beaked and membcred s^le, collared and chaineil or ; and 
 on the sinister side a bear sable, billcty and collareit and 
 chained or, langued and armed gules; with the Motto, 
 "Quo honcstior eo tutior." Married, August 23, 1887, 
 Ada Caroline, second daughter of the late Octavius Edward 
 Coope, Esquire, Deputy - Lieutenant, Member of Parlia- 
 ment, of Ruchctts, Brentwood; and has Issue — (i) Anselm 
 William Edward Guise, Esauire, born September 18, 1888 ; 
 (a) Henry George Christopher Guise, Esquire, born May 
 i6. 1893; and Diana Vernon Constance. Estates — El- 
 more Court, ne;\r Gloucester ; Lassington, near Gloucester ; 
 Kochetts, Brentwood, in the county of Essex. Postal ad- 
 dress — Elmore Court, Gloucester. 
 
 The Right Hon. WILLIAM COURT GULLY. 
 P.C, Q.C., M.P. for Carlisle; Speaker of the House of 
 Commons, M.A. and Hon. LL.D. (Trin. Coll., Camb.). 
 Bom 1835, being the son of the late James Manby 
 Gully, M.D., of the Priory, Great Malvern, by his wife 
 Frances, dau. of Thomas Court. Annozial beanngB - Or, 
 a lion rampant sable, between four escallops two and two 
 fesseways gules, on a chief of the last as many escallops of 
 the tield. Mantling sable and argent. Crest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a cubit arm vested sable, cuff argent, the hand 
 grasping a sword erect proper, between two wings each 
 per pale nebuly, the dexter of the last and gules, and the 
 sinister gules and or. Married, 1865, Elizabeth Anne 
 Walford, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Selby of Whitley 
 and Wimbish. Residences — S^taktis House, Palace of 
 Westminster, S.W. ; Sutton Place, Seaford, Sussex. Clubs 
 —Oxford and Cambridge ; Athenaeum. 
 
 GUMBLETON. quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 GUMBLErON, see HUNT. 
 
 SCORNWALLIS ROBERT DUCAREL GUN - 
 CUNINGHAME, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 Wicklow, and High Sheriff, 1886, Capt. and Hon. Major 
 Wicklow Artillery, Lord of the Manor of Mount Kennedy. 
 Bom 1857, being the only son of the late Col. Robert G. 
 A. H. Gun-Cuninghame, J. P. and D.L. of Moiuit Kennedy, 
 in CO. Wicklow, by his wife Isabella, only dau. of the Rt. 
 Rev. Lord Robert Tottenham, Bishop of Clogher, son of 
 the first Marquess of Ely. Livery — Dark blue, crimson 
 waistcoat, silver buttons. Armorial bearings - Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a shake-fork sable, between three roses 
 gules, barbed and seeded vert (for Cuninghame) ; 2 and 3 
 azure, a chevron ermine, between three cannon barrels fesse- 
 ways or (for Gun). Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 stump of an oak-tree fructed with a single acorn proper, 
 surmounted with a scroll inscribed "Tandem." Motto — 
 "Over fork over." Married, 1886, Isabella, who d. June 
 30, 1902, youngest dau. of Richard Wingfield ; and has 
 Issue— (1) Robert George Gun-Cuninghame, Gentleman ; 
 (2) Henry Maurice Benedict, Gentleman ; Dorothy Isa- 
 bella ; May; and Winifred. Estates — Mount Kennedy 
 and Coolawinna, in the county of Wicklow. Postal ad- 
 dress — Mount Kennedy, Newtownmountkennedy, county 
 Wicklow. 
 
 Married, firstly. Sept. 4, i86a, Harriott Ellin, fifth dau. of 
 Sir William Miles, Bart., of Leigh Court (she d. April 7. 
 1864); he married secondly, July 27, 1874, Emily Frances, 
 dau. of Rev. Robert Boothby Heathcote of Frid.iy Hill, 
 Essex ; and h;»s Issue — (i) Bertram Robert Gurdon, Gentle 
 man, h. May 20 and d. June 27, 1875 ; (2) Hon. lUriram 
 Francis Gurdon, b. June 13, 1877 ; Hon. Amy H.-inioit 
 [m., Aug. 19, 1884, Lionel Charles Drummond, eldest son 
 of Walter Drummond, who d.s.p. March 4, i8cji; she 
 married secondly, April 17, 1895, Capt. Alfred Ridley, late 
 4th Regt., and A.D.C. to the Lord-Lieulenanl of Irel.ind, 
 son of the late Nicholas Ridley of Hollington, Ik-rks]; and 
 Hon. Muriel Charlotte. Seats— \je\.\on, Thetford, Norfolk ; 
 Grundisburgh Hall and Brantham Court, Suffolk. Town 
 residence - $ Portman Square. 
 
 « EVELYN PULTENEY GURDON, Esquire, Major- 
 Gen. Indian Staff Corps (unemployed Supernumerary 
 List). Born June 4, 1833, bemg the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Philip Gurdon, M.A., J. P., Rector of dan worth -cum - 
 I^tton, Southburgh, and Reymerstone, Norfolk (third son 
 of Theophilus Thornhagh Gurdon, Esq., D.L. and J. P., 
 of Letton, Norfolk, and Grundisburgh, Suffolk), by his wife 
 Henrietta Laura, dau. of John Pulteney of Northerwood 
 House, Lyndhurst, Hants, hy his wife Elizabeth Evelyn, 
 eldest dau. of Sir Richard Sutton, Bart., of Norwood I'ark. 
 Livery — Dark blue, canary and yellow facings, and breeches. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, three leopards' faces jessani- 
 
 SThe Right Honourable ROBERT THORN- 
 HAGH GURDON, BARON CRANWORTH, of 
 Letton and Cranworth, co. Norfolk (Jan. 30, 1899), M.A., 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Norfolk; M.P. for South Norfolk, 
 1880-85 ; for Mid-Norfolk, 1885-92 ; Chairman of Quarter 
 Sessions, Chairman of County Council, Col. 4th Vol. Batt. 
 Norfolk Regt. Born June 18, 1829, being the eldest son 
 of the late Brampton Gurdon, Esq., J. P., D.L., and M.P. 
 for West Norfolk, High Sheriff of Norfolk 1855, by his 
 wife Henrietta Susannah, eldest dau. of Nicholas, Lord 
 Colborne. C/^^j— Brooks's, United University. Armo- 
 rial bearingps— Sable, three leopards' faces jessant-de-lis 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goat climbing 
 up a rock all proper. Motto—" In arduis viget virtus." 
 
 de-lis or. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a goat climbing up a rock all pro[)er. Motto 
 — " In arduis viget virtus." Married, Aug. Q, 1858, Mary, 
 dau. of Major-Gen. Robert Turnbull Sandeman ; and has 
 Issue — (1) Apsley Pulteney Gurdon, Gentleman, b. 1859, 
 d. 1862; (2) Philip Richard Thornhagh Gurdon, Esq., 
 Major Indian Army, Deputy-Commissioner, Assam, India, 
 b. Feb. 2, 1863 [tn. Ada McNaught] ; (3) Bertrand Evelyn 
 Gurdon, Esq., CLE., D.S.O., Major Indian Army, 
 Political Agent at Gilgit, Kashmir, b. Sept. 2, 1867; (4) 
 Rev. Basil Pulteney Gurdon, Clerk in Holy Orders, b- 
 Dec. 4, 1874 ; (s) Grenville Pultenev Gurdon, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Indian Staff Corps, b. Aug. 30, 1878 (killed in action 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
I (3m 
 
 in Tibet 1904) ; and Evelyn Alice [m. 1897, Norman 
 i Leslie Hallward, M,A., Indian Education Dept.]. /^esi- 
 I dence— 12 Norton Road, Hove, Sussex. C/ul/s — East 
 I India United Service, Hove Club (Hove, Sussex). 
 
 PHILIP GURDON, Esquire, J.P. for CO. Suffolk. Born 
 I Dec. 2, 1857, being the eldest son of the late John Barrett 
 [Gurdon, Gentleman, by his wife Sophia Katherine Gambier, 
 
 sixth dau. of Charles Douglas Halford of West Lodge, 
 I East Bergholt, Suffolk, and 29 Grosvenor Square, London. 
 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, three leopards' faces jessant-de- 
 jlis or. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 [colours, a goat climbing a rock, with sprig issuing from the 
 I top proper. Motto — "Virtus viget in arduis. " Married, 
 I Nov. 4, 1885, Edith, third dau. of Rev. Charles Holland, 
 
 ! Rector of Petworth ; and has /ssue — (i) John Gnrdon, 
 Gentleman, fi. April 21, 1887; (2) William Philip Gurdon, 
 Gentleman, />. August 8, and d. Nov. 10, 1889 ; (3) William 
 .Nathaniel Gurdon, Gentleman, 6. Oct. 22, 1890; and Eleanor 
 [Joyce. /Residence -6 Conduit Road, Bedford. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM BRAMPTON GURDON, K.C.M.G., 
 C.B. Born Sept. 5, 1840, being the second son of the 
 late Brampton Gurdon, Esq., of Letton, J.P. and D.L. , 
 M.P. for West Norfolk, High Sheriff of Norfolk 1855, 
 Iby his wife Henrietta Susannah, eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Nicholas William, ist Baron Colborne, Livery— Blue, 
 I>ellow facings. Armorial bearings— Sable, three leopards' 
 jfaces jessant-de-lis or, the escutcheon surrounded by the 
 jribbon of St. Michael and St. George, and pendent his 
 |badges as a K.C.M.G. and C. B. Mantling gules, doubled 
 largent. Crests— On a wreath of the colours, a goat climbing 
 up a rock all proper. Motto — "In arduis viget virtus." 
 Married, Sept. 20, 1888, Lady Eveline Camilla, second dau. 
 of Rt. Hon. Isaac Newton, sth Earl of Portsmouth. Seat 
 
 Assington Hall, Suffolk. C/ud.— Brooks's. 
 
 GURDON-REBOW(R.L., 1835). Quarterly, i and 4. 
 gules, two long bows bent and interlaced in saltire or, 
 itringed argent, between four bezants each charged with 
 1 fleur-de-lis azure, and for distinction a canton of the 
 iecond (Rebow) ; 2 and 3, sable, three leopards' faces jessant- 
 ie-lis or (Gurdon). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. a 
 iemi-eagle displayed sable, issuant out of a mural crown 
 jold, on the breast a bezant charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 uure, in the beak an arrow feathered and headed argent, 
 OT the mural crown a torteaux for distinction (Rebow) ; 
 i._ on a wreath of the colours, a goat climbing up a rock 
 with sprigs issuant therefrom all proper (Gurdon). 
 
 Son of John Gurdon-Rebow, M.P., d. 1870; m. 2nd, 
 Lady Georgiana Isabella Toler, d. of Hector John 
 Graham, 2nd Earl of Norbury : — 
 ^ Hector John Gurdon-Rebow, Esq., J.P. and D.L. Essex 
 I High Sherift 1882), J.P. Cambs., late Lieut. Essex Rifle 
 ;VIil., formerly Cornet and Sub. -Lieut. 2nd Life Guards, 
 iVlayor of Colchester 1884-5, ^- 1846 ; m. 1873, Judith 
 j31anche, d. of Rev. Philip Gurdon, Rector of Cranworth- 
 pum-Letton, Norfolk ; and has had issue — Martin Gurdon- 
 jXebow, Gentleman, Lieut. Gren. Gds., 6. 1875, killed 
 in action in S. Africa 16 Sept. 1901 ; and Winifred [m. 1902, 
 "harles Edward Hutton of Gate Burton Hall]. Seat— 
 i/'yvenhoe Park, Colchester, Essex. C/u6— Brooks's. 
 
 GUROS, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 JOHN GUSCOTTE, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 -Argent, a pale between two gouttes gules. Mantling 
 :ules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lemi-gryphon argent, gutt^e-de-sang, wings elevated vair, 
 lolding in the dexter paw a goutte gules, and supporting 
 mh the sinister by the blade a sword in bend point upwards 
 )roper, pommel and hilt or. Motto-" Constant ia et 
 abore." Jfesidences ~ Onslovf Square, S. Kensington; 
 iorslake, Cheriton Bishop, Devon; 38 Cromwell Road, 
 love. 
 
 JOHN GUTCH, Gentleman, Master of Arts, Doctor of 
 .ledicine, and Bachelor of Surgery of the University of Cam- 
 ■ridge, M.R.C.S. (Eng.) and L.R.C.P. (Lond.), educated 
 t Harrow, Christ's College, Cambridge, and St. Bartho- 
 
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 597 
 
 lotnew's Hospital. Born March 23, 1870, being the eldest 
 son of the late John James Gutch of Holgate Lodge, 
 York, by his wife Eliza, eldest dau. of Simon Hutchinson. 
 Armorial bearingfs - Gules, on a fesse invectcd argent, 
 between two boars' heads couped in chief and a cross 
 crosslet in base of the last, a lion passant of the first. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of three roses argent, stalked and leaved 
 proper, a boar's head erased also argent. MottO — "Per- 
 severe." Married, 1901, Dorothy Emily, second dau. of 
 the late Frank Metcalfe, Mote House, Wisbech ; and 
 has Issue — Dorothy Joan ; and Judith Eliza. /Residence — 
 28 Fonnereau Road, Ipswich. 
 
 GUTHRIE, see ORANMORE and LINGARD- 
 GUTHRIE. 
 
 DAVID CHARLES GUTHRIE, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Member of Parliament for 
 (J?>t!tflt*tl? South Northampton. Born July 25, 1861, 
 vL/l4iy4-lv' being the eldest son of the late James 
 Alexander Guthrie, Esquire, of Craigie, 
 Justice of the Peace, by his wife EUinor, daughter of 
 Admiral Sir James Stirling. Clubs — White's, Brooks's, 
 Turf. Armorial bearing^s — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent a cross sable ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 three garbs or, banded gules, all within a bordure wavy 
 gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and upon 
 a wreath of the liveries is set for Crest, a demi-lion gules, 
 armed and langued azure, holding in his dexter paw a 
 cross crosslet fitch^e of the last. Mottoes (above the crest) — 
 " Sto pro veritate ; " (below the shield) — " Nee timidus nee 
 tumidus." Married, November 21, 1891, Mary, daughter 
 of the late Andrew Low of Savannah, United States of 
 America ; and has Issue — James Alexander Guthrie, Gentle- 
 man, born March 15, 1893. Seats — Craigie House, near 
 Dundee ; and East Haddon Hall, in the county of Nor- 
 thampton. Town residence — 3 Hill Street, W. 
 
 JOHN DOUGLAS MAUDE GUTHRIE, Esquire, 
 Lord of the Barony of Guthrie, late Captain 19th Hussars. 
 Bom March 5, 1856, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Guthrie, Esquire, of Guthrie, Deputy-Lieutenant, by his 
 wife Harriet, daughter of Barnabas Maude. Club — Junior 
 United Service. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
598 
 
 (S)up 
 
 (S^toa 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, or a lion rampant gules, armed and Ian- 
 eued azure ; a and 3 azure, a garb or. U|K>n the escutcheon 
 IS placed a helmet Ix-titting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 OrMt, a dexter arm issuing holding a drawn sword proix;r. 
 Sapporten — Two knights armed at all points with batons 
 in their dexter hands, and the vizors of their helmets up. 
 all proper. Motto— Above the crest. "Sto pro veritate." 
 Married, June 18, 1884, Myra, daughter of the late Duncan 
 Davidson of Tulloch, in the county of Ross ; and luis Issue 
 — (i) John Neil Guthrie, Gentleman, born May a8, 1885; 
 
 ial Ivan Douglas Guthrie, Gentleman, bom August 6, 1886 ; 
 ^) Rupert Victor Davidson Guthrie, GeniTeman, born 
 l^ovember6, 1887; (4) Duncan Nigel Guthrie, Gentleman, 
 bom October 7, 1891 ; and Mary Viola. iVu/j— Guthrie 
 Castle, Guthrie, North Britain ; Gagie House, Dundee. 
 North Britain. 
 
 S GARDINER FREDERIC GUYON, Esquire, Major- 
 General. Born August 35, 1846, being the only son 
 of Rev. Gardiner Guion Guyon, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 M.A. Cantab., and his wife Harriot, dau. of Thomas 
 Price of Richmond. Lhvry — Blue, and silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings— Per pale azure and gules, on the 
 dexter side in chief a tower argent, supported by two lions 
 rampant or, and in a base a scymetar fesseways the pommel 
 to the sinister between two other Fcymetars also fesseways, 
 pommels to the dexter proper ; and on the sinister side a 
 bend also gold, charged with six pellets between three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the third, the whole within a bordure gold. 
 M«"t-""c azure and gules. Crest— Out of a mural crown 
 argent charged with three pellets, a demi-lion rampant 
 proper. Married, June 33, i868, Mary Elizabeth Suther- 
 land, dau. of Captain George Mackay Sutherland, late 
 93rd Sutherland Highlanders; and has Issue— (1) Ronald 
 Gardiner Guyon, Gentleman, b. June 18, 1870; (3) George 
 Sutherland Guyon, Esq., Capt. R. Fusiliers, b. Jan, 39, 
 187s; Mary Haigh [m., Dec. 8, 1891, Major H. Lynden- 
 Bell] ; Mabel Ellen [m. Sept. 17, 1903, Montague Teasdale 
 Foord] ; Lilian Guion de Geis ; and Elaine Frederica 
 Mackay. Residence — Egerton House, Richmond, Surrey. 
 Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 GWADYR, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 GWAITH VOYD ok WINSTON, quartered by CON- 
 YERS. 
 
 GWATKIN, see ASHTON-GWATKIN. 
 
 ALEXANDER GEORGE STAPLETON GWATKIN, 
 Gentleman, born November 11, 1853, being 
 (^\t\at\iiY\ ''^^ third son of the late Frederick Gwatkin 
 ^O/UiatniU of Lincoln's Inn, and of Grove House, 
 Twickenham, by his wife Louisa Isabella, 
 younger daughter of the Reverend Ambrose Stapleton, 
 Master of Arts, sometime Rector of Halwell, and Vicar of 
 East Budleigh, in the county of Devon. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Ermine, two chevronels engrailed vert , 
 between three bees volant proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a garb or, in front thereof a Cornish 
 chough with wings expanded sable ; with the Motto, ' ' Duw 
 a bortha y brain." Married, July 26, 1876, Alice Jane, elder 
 daughter of Andrew Thompson of Keele, in the county of 
 Stafford ; and has Issue — (i) Frederick Ambrose Stapleton 
 Gwatkin, Gentleman, born July 3, 1880 ; (2) Reginald 
 Dugleby Stapleton Gwatkin, Gentleman, born October 24, 
 1883; (3) Hugh Miles Stapleton Gwatkin, Gentleman, born 
 March 17, 1886 ; (4) Willoughby Levinge Stapleton Gwat- 
 kin, Gentleman, bom December 6, 1892; Lilias Mary 
 Stapleton ; Florence Marion Stapleton ; and Gladys Bra- 
 bazon Stapleton. 
 
 ARTHUR JOHN CAMPBELL GWATKIN, Gentle- 
 man, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge. Bom 
 July 17, 1850, being the second son of the late Frederick 
 Gwatkin of Lincoln's Inn, and of Grove House, Twickenham, 
 by his wife Louisa Isabella, younger daughter of the Reverend 
 Ambrose Stapleton, Master of Arts, sometime Rector of 
 Halwell, and Vicar of E^t Budleigh, in the county of 
 
 Devon. Armorialbearings— He bears for Arms: Ermine, 
 two chevronels engrailed vert, between three liees volant 
 proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet Ix'futinf; 
 his degree, with a mantling vert and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 garb or, in front thereof a Cornish chough with wings 
 expanded sable ; with the Motto, " Duw a bortha y brain." 
 Married, January 38, 1875, Charlotte Henrietta, youngest 
 daughter of the Reverend Thomas Bevan, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Oxford, formerly Vicar of Holy 
 Trinity, Twickenham ; and has Issue — Charlotte Catherine 
 Louisa. 
 
 HL FREDERICK STAPLETON GWATKIN. Esquire. 
 
 O Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Major 
 13th Bengal Lancers. Dont January 30, 1849, being the 
 eldest son of the late Frederick Gwatkin of Lincoln's Inn, 
 and of Grove House, Twickenham, by his wife Ixmisa 
 Isabella, younger daughter of the Reverend Ambrose Staple- 
 ton, Master of Arts, sometime Rector of Halwell, and Vicar 
 of East Budleigh, in the county of Devon. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, two chevronel;, 
 engrailed vert, between three bees voKint proper. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a garb or, in 
 front thereof a Cornish chough with wings expanded 
 sable; with the Motto, "Duw a bortha y brain." Mar- 
 ried, April 20, 1882, Christina Helen Grahame, daughter 
 of Surgeon-General Archibald Henry Fraser; and has 
 Issue — (i) Frederick Gwatkin, Gentleman, born April 
 12, 1885 ; (2) Archibald Gwatkin. Gentleman, bom Sep- 
 tember 7, 1886; and Louisa Helen Fraser, died May 2, 
 1884. 
 
 HUGH FORTESCUE WILMSHURST GWATKIN. 
 Gentleman, formerly Lieutenant Highland Light Infantry. 
 Born July 28, 1863. being the fifth and youngest son of the 
 late Frederick Gwatkin of Lincoln's Inn, and of Grove 
 House, Twickenham, by his wife Louisa Isabella, younger 
 daughter of the Reverend Ambrose Stapleton. Master of 
 Arts, sometime Rector of Halwell, and Vicar of East 
 Budleigh, in the county of Devon. Armorial bearing^)— 
 He bears for Arms : Ermine, two chevronels engrailed vert, 
 between three bees volant proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a garb or. in front thereof a Cornish 
 chough with wings expanded sable ; with the Motto. " Duw 
 a bortha y brain." 
 
 3 JOSHUA REYNOLDS GASCOIGNE GWATKIN, 
 Esquire, of the Manor House, Potterne, M.A. (Camb.), 
 J. P. for the CO. of Wiltshire, Major Royal Wiltshire Yeo- 
 manry. Born March 24, 1855, being the third but eldest 
 surviving son of the late John Reynolds Gwatkin of Non- 
 such House, Chippenham, in the county of Wiltshire, and 
 Menhay, in the county of Cornwall, by his wife Emma 
 Amelia, daughter of Lieutenant-General William Broome 
 Salmon, of the Honourable East India Company's Service. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Erminois, a 
 mullet of six points azure, between two bees volant proper 
 in chief, and a like bee between two mullets of six points 
 azure in base. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure ;ind or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bee- 
 hive proper, a bee volant between two mullets of six points 
 fesseways or; with the Motto, "Industria." Married, 
 August 2, 1882. Arundel Augusta, daughter of John Hunger- 
 ford Penruddocke of the Honourable East India Company's 
 Service; and has Issue — (i) Robert Torrington Gwatkin, 
 Gentleman, born September 10, 1885 ; (2) John Edward 
 Gwatkin, Gentleman, b. and d. 1900 ; and Arundel 
 Theophila. Estate and postal address — The Manor House, 
 Potterne. Club — Cavalry. 
 
 STEWART BEAUCHAMP GWATKIN. Gentleman. 
 Born April 26. 1857, being the fourth and youngest but 
 second surviving son of the late John Reynolds Gwatkin of 
 Nonsuch House. Chippenham, in the county of Wiltshire, 
 and Menhay, in the county of Cornwall, by his wife Emma 
 Amelia, daughter of Lieutenant-General William Broome 
 Salmon, of the Honourable East India Company's Service. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Ermine, a chevron 
 
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 lozengy gu[es and azure, between three bees volant in chief 
 proper, and a cross crosslet in base of the third. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 
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 licet," and under the arms "Toujours fidele." Married, 
 April 14, 1891, Mary Eleanor, third dau. of P. R. Gordon- 
 Canning of Hartpury, co. Gloucester ; and has Issue— 
 Eleanora Maria. Seats — Kilgwyn, co. Carmarthen ; Buck- 
 
 a mantling gules and argent; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a beehive proper, charged 
 with a cross crosslet or, a fernbrake also proper ; with the 
 Motto — " In recto glorior." 
 
 GWILT (H. Coll.). Azure, a pale engrailed erminois 
 between four unicorns' heads erased argent, horned, maned, 
 and tufted or. Mantling^ azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, from a mount vert, the sun rising 
 in its splendour proper, therefrom issuant a unicorn's head 
 couped sable, armed and crined or, in the mouth a cross 
 patle fitch^e gold. 
 
 Son of Robert Gwilt of Icklingham, Suffolk : — 
 
 William C. Gwilt, Gentleman, d . Seat — North 
 
 Kilworth Hall, Rugby. 
 
 GWYN, see MOORE-GWYN. 
 
 M JAMES PRICE WILLIAM GWYNNE-HOLFORD, 
 SSr Esquire, M. P. for Brecon 1870 to 1880, J. P. and D. L. , 
 CO. Carmarthen, High Sheriff 1857 for co. Brecon, and a 
 C.C. for CO. Brecon, late of 1 6th Lancers. Born Nov. 25, 
 1833, being the eldest son of the late James Price Holford, 
 Esq., Lieut.-Col. in the Army, J. P., High Sheriff for co. 
 Brecknock 1840, by his wife Anne Maria Eleanor, dau. of 
 Roderick Gwynne. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, argent, on a mount vert, a greyhound passant sable, 
 collared or (for Holford) ; 2 and 3, sable, a fesse cotised 
 or, between two swords argent, hilts and pommels of the 
 second, the one in chief pointing upwards, that in base 
 pointing downwards (for Gwynne). Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, from the 
 sun in splendour or, rising from behind a hill vert, a 
 greyhound's head issuant sable ; 2. On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in armour proper, issuant from a 
 crescent argent, holding a sword erect also proper, hilt and 
 pommel gold, enfiled by a boar's head or, erased and vulned 
 proper. Mottoes — Over the second crest, ' ' Vim vi repellere 
 
 land, Bwlch ; and Tre Holford, co. Brecon. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Junior United Service, Wellington, Hurlingham, 
 and Ranelagh. 
 
 GYBBON-MONYPENNY(R.L., H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, argent, a dolphin naiant embowed azure (Mony- 
 penny) ; 2 and 3, azure, a lion rampant guardant between 
 three escallops argent (Gybbon). Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crests — 1. on a wreath of the colours, Neptune 
 bestriding a dolphin naiant all proper (Monypenny) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion regardant argent, 
 murally gorged gules. MottO (over first crest) — " Imperat 
 aequor. " 
 
 Sons of late Robert Thomas Gybbon Gybbon-Mony- 
 
 penny, Esq., of Maytham Hall, Kent, J. P. and D.L. , 
 
 late Col. West Kent Mil., b. 1823; d. 1893; m. ist, 
 
 1847, Janet Phillips, d. of late Col. Henry Burney, 
 
 H.E.I.C.S. :— 
 
 Henry Thomas Gybbon-Monypenny, Gentleman, b. 1850; 
 
 m. 1895, Phoebe, d. of James Masters. Seat — Maytham 
 
 Hall, near Ashford, Kent. 
 
 Edward St. Leonards Gybbon-Monypenny, Gentleman, 
 b. 1852 ; tn. 1880, Lucy Dora, d. of Capt. Tweedie of 
 Rawlinson, Rolvenden, Kent ; and has issue — Margaret 
 Sylvestra. Res. — 
 
 Frederick Burney Gybbon-Monypenny, Gentleman, b. 
 1856. Res.— 
 
 Herbert D'Arblay Gybbon-Monypenny, Gentleman, b. 
 1858 ; m. , Margaret Catherine, eld. d. of Col. Reginald 
 Sterndale of Dum Dum, East Indies; and has issue — 
 Robert D'Arblay Gybbon-Monvpenny, Gentleman, b. 1892. 
 Res.— 
 
 Yr. son of Thomas Gybbon-Monypenny, Esq., of 
 
 Hole Park, Rolvenden, J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Rye, 
 
 b. 1797 ; d. 1854 ; m. 1818, Sylvestra Rose, eld. d. of 
 
 Robert Monypenny of Merrington Place, Rolvenden: — 
 
 William David Cathcart Gybbon-Monypenny, Esq., 
 
 Capt. West Kent Mil., b. 1826; fn. 1847, Emma, d. of 
 
 Thomas Dumayne of Haverfordwest ; and has issue — 
 
 Cathcart William Gybbon - Monypenny, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1848; Elizabeth Sylvestra ; and Eva Anne. Res. — 
 
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 HACCOMBE. quartered by CORBET. 
 
 HACKER, see HEATHCOTE-HACKER. 
 
 LiF.UTENANT-Coi.ONEl- CHARLES HACKETT, J.P. 
 King's Co. and Tipperary, formerly Lieut. -Col. Com- 
 manding 5th Fusiliers. Horn 1846, being the son of the 
 late Thomas Hackett. Esq.. of Moor Park, King's Co., and 
 Riverstown, co. Tipperary, J.I*, and D.L.. High Sheriff of 
 the King's Co. 1844, by his wife Jane Iternard, youngest 
 dau. of IWrnard Shaw of Monksiown Castk', co. Cork. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Sablf, three piles pointing to the l>ase 
 argent, the centre one charged with a trefoil slipped vert, on 
 a chief gules a lion passant g\iardant or. M a n t ling sable 
 and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 panther argent, spotted azure, collared gules, charged on 
 the shouldt-r with a trefoil slipped vert, and holding in the 
 dexter paw a branch of the last. Motto — " Virtute et 
 fidelitate." Married, 188a, Alice Harvey, dau. of John 
 Prankerd. of Bleadon; and has with other /ssue Charles 
 Bernard Hackett, Gentleman, d. 1886. 6'<r<j/j— Riverstown, 
 near Parsonstown, Tipperary. C'/k^— Northumberland 
 and Northern Counties. 
 
 ALFRED GEORGE HADEN-BEST, Gentleman, is 
 the only son of the late Benjamin 
 Jfhflh^n-IRl^rtf ^st, by his wife Emiline, only 
 l^UMVl !• iU vaJ V daughter and eventually sole-heire.^s 
 of the Reverend George Barrs of 
 Rowley Regis, and on succeeding to the estates assumed 
 by Royal License, in the year 1879, the name of Haden in 
 addition to and before that of Best, with the arms of Best 
 and Haden quarterly. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 
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 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or, on a chevron between two 
 martlets in chief and a pheon in base gules, three boars' 
 heads couped of the first (for Best) ; 2 and 3 sable, on a 
 pile between two mullets of six points in base argent, a 
 human leg couped at tlie thigh azure (for Haden) ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 rock proper, thereon a pheon azure, a boar's head coup)ed 
 or (for Best), 2. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 cubit arm in armour, the hand grasping an arrow in bend 
 sinister, a morion all proper (for Haden). Estates — Haden 
 Hill, in the county of Stafford ; Ditchford, Biackdowns, 
 and Charring worth, in the county of Gloucester; and the 
 Compton Estate, near Kinver, in the counties of Stafford and 
 Salop. Postal address— Haden Hill, Old Hill, Stafford- 
 shire. 
 
 HAFFENDEN. see WILSON-HAFFENUEN. 
 
 HAGEN, see MAHON-HAGON. 
 
 HAGET, quartered by CONYERS and FOX, 
 
 EDWARD DE MARIE CHARLTON HAGGER- 
 STONE, Esquire. Born Feb. 8, 1857, being the third 
 surviving son of Sir John Haggerston, Bart., of Haggcrston. 
 EUingham Hall, Chathill,and Reedsmouih Hall, lk'llingh.-im, 
 Northumberland, late Captain 8ist Regt. .and his second 
 wife Sarah Anne, dau. of Henry Knight ofCloakham House 
 and Terrace I^odge, Axminster, Devon. Livery— Blue and 
 silver. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a bend ojtiscd 
 argent, three billets sable. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant argent. 
 Married, 1904, Florence, third dau. of W. H. I'errin of 
 16 Claremont Road, Dublin. Jiesidence— EUingham Hall, 
 Chathill, R.S.O. C/«*j— Wellington, Junior Carll( 
 Northern Counties (Newcastle). 
 
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 HAIG of Bemersyde (1674). Azure, a saltire between 
 two mullets in chief and base, and a decrescent and in- 
 crescent in the flanks argent. Crest— A rock proper. 
 Motto — "Tyde what may." Livery — Blue, white facings 
 and pipings, silver buttons. 
 
 " €gUc fajljat map bttgDr, 
 J^aig sljall be ?^atg of ISemtrsgDe." 
 
 Thomas the Ryiner, circa . 
 
 Son of Alexander Ritchie Haig, Gentleman, m. Ann 
 
 Marr, d. of Dr. R. M. Haig :— 
 Alexander Ritchie Haig ^q.v.), chief of his name. 
 
 Son of James Richard Haig, Esq., of Blairhill, &c. :— 
 Alexander Price Haig {({.v.). [Arms as above, and 
 (rematric. 1868) "a bordure or."] 
 
 Son of Robert Haig of Fane Valley, b. 1796 ; d. 
 
 1878 :— 
 Lt.-Col. Arthur Balfour Haig. C.M.G. [q.v.). [Arms as 
 above, and (rematric. 1898) "a bordure parted per pale or 
 and argent, charged with three hedgehogs sable."] 
 
 Son of John Haig of Dublin, b. 1801 ; d. 1837 :— 
 Henry Alexander Haig, Gentleman {q.v.). [Arms as 
 above, and (rematric. 1898) ' ' a bordure engrailed or, charged 
 with three talbots' heads erased gules."] 
 
 Ygst. son of Robert Haig of Roebuck, co. Dublin, 
 
 b. 1764 ; d. 184s : — 
 George Augustus Haig, Esq. , of Pen Ithon [q.v. ). [Arms 
 as above, and (rematric. 1898); "a bordure invected or, 
 charged with three talbots' heads erased alternately with as 
 many crescents gules."] 
 
 Sons of Hugh Veitch Haig, Esq., of Ramomie, co. 
 
 Fife, J. P., b. 1845; d. 1903; m. 1872, Archie Anne 
 
 Lindesay, d. of William Nathaniel Fraser of Tornaveen 
 
 and Findrack, and widow of Major Foote Morrison of 
 
 Greenfield : — 
 Oliver Haig, Gentleman, late Lieut. 7th Q.O. Hussars, 
 served in .S. Africa (medal, five clasps) [Anns as above, and 
 (rematric. 1898) "a bordure or, charged with three cow's 
 heads cabossed sable"], *. 1875. 6Va/— Ramornie, Lady- 
 bank, Fife. 
 
 John Haig. Esq.. Capt. Fifesh. Light Horse [Arms-- 
 Quarterly, i and 4 as above, and (rematric. 29 July 1902) 
 "a bordure engrailed or, charged with three cow's heads 
 cabossed sable (for Haig) ; 2 and 3, argent, three cow's 
 heads cabossed sable within a bordure engrailed azure 
 (for Veitch of Stewartfield) "]. b. i Feb. 1878 ; m. i July 
 1902, Rachel Dorothea, d. of Charles Edwin Haig. Esq., 
 J. P., of Orchard Wood, Ascot; and has issue— John 
 
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 i Lindesay Haig, Gentleman, b. 1903. Seat — Cameron 
 
 House, Windygates, Fife. Clubs— CayaXvy, Conservative 
 
 Edinburgh.) 
 
 Yr. sons of John Haig, Esq., J. P., of Cameron 
 Bridge, Fife, b. 1802 ; d. 1878 ; m. 1839, Rachel 
 Mackerras, d. and eventually coh. of Hugh Veitch of 
 Stewartfield, nr. Edinburgh : — 
 George Ogilvy Haig, Gentleman (q.v.). [Arms as above, 
 
 ind (rematric. 1898) " a bordure sable, charged with three 
 
 :ow's heads argent."] 
 Douglas Haig, Esq., C.V.O., C.B. Major-Gen., late 
 
 Lt.-Col. 17th Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers [Arms — 
 Quarterly, i and 4 as above, and (rematric. 5 July 1902) 
 "a bordure parted per pale argent and sable, charged 
 with three cow's heads cabossed all counterchanged (Haig) ; 
 2 and 3, argent, three cow's heads cabossed sable, within a 
 bordure engrailed azure (Veitch of Stewartfield)], b. 19 June 
 1861. Post. add. — Insp. -Gen. of Cavalry in India, Clubs — 
 Cavalry, Marlborough. 
 
 S ALEXANDER PRICE HAIG of Blairhill. Esquire, 
 late Lieut. 5tli Dragoon Guards, J. P. for Perthshire 
 and Kinross-shire, D. L. for Kinross-shire. Born Nov. 27, 
 1863, being the eldest son of the late James Richard Haig, 
 Esq., of Blairhill, Perthshire; Coldon, Kinross-shire; and 
 Highfields Park, D. L. , J. P., by his wife Jane, dau. of 
 James Thomson. Livery — Blue, white facings and piping, 
 silver buttons Armorial bearings — Azure, a saltire 
 
 between two mullets in chief and base, and a decrescent 
 and increscent in fesse argent, a bordure or. Mantling 
 azure, doubled argent. Crest— A rock proper; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, " Tyde what may." 
 Married, Aug. i, 1885, Jessie Louisa, second dau. of 
 George Armstrong of The Elms, Gosforth, Northumber- 
 land ; and has Issue — James Leslie Haig, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 3, 1886 ; (2) Alastair Nigel Haig, Gentleman, b. April 
 9, 1900 ; and Eileen Alexandra. Seats — Blairhill, Perth- 
 shire ; Coldon, Kinross-shire. Postal address — B\a.\Th\\l, 
 Rumbling Bridge, N.B. Ciubs — Army and Navy, New 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 ALEXANDER RITCHIE HAIG. Gentleman, heir 
 male and senior representative of the family of Haig of 
 Bemersyde. Bom Dec. 20, 1844, being the third but 
 eldest surviving son of Alexander Ritchie Haig, Gentleman. 
 
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 and Ann Marr, dau. of Robert M'Kewn Haig, M.D. , 
 South Carolina, U.S.A. ArmorUl bearlngi— Acure, a 
 
 *. 1876; (a) Ivo Ernest Haig, Gentleman, 6. 1885, and </. 
 1886; Nigel Esmd, i. 1887; Dorothy Barbara; and Ciclv 
 
 saltire between two mullets in chief and base, and a de- 
 crescent and increscent in fesse argent. Mantling' gules, 
 doubled argent. Married Elizabeth Witsell of South 
 Carolina; and has Issue — (i) Alexander Ritchie Haig, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1878; (a) Lauience Witsell Haig, Gentle- 
 man, 3. 1880; (3) Robert M'Kewn Haig, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1882 ; (4) Richard Lining Haig, Gentleman, 
 6. 1886 ; and Ann Elizabeth. Postal address — C/o Miss 
 Haig, 30 Meeting Street, Charleston, South Carolina, 
 U.S.A. 
 
 S Lieutenant -Colonel ARTHUR BALFOUR 
 HAIG, C.V.O., and Extra Equerry to H.M. the 
 King, J. P. for the co. of Berwick, Extra Equerry to 
 H.R.H. the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. 
 Born 1840, being the son of Robert Haig of Fane 
 Valley, Dundalk, by his wife Magdalene, dau. of David 
 Murray of Whitehouse; was created Companion of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George 1878. Clui — Marlborough. Armorial beaiinfi^s 
 — Azure, a saltire between two mullets in chief and 
 base, and a decrescent and an increscent in the flanks 
 argent, a bordure engrailed party per pale or and argent, 
 charged with three hedgehogs sable, and impaling the 
 arms of Harris, namely vert, on a chevron embattled 
 erminois, between three hedgehogs or, as many bombs 
 fired proper, on a chief a representation of part of the wall 
 and ditch and one of the sallyports of Seringapatam, the 
 drawbridge let down, and the Union flag of Great Britain 
 hoisted above the flag of 1 ippoo Sultan, and pendent below 
 the escutcheon his badge as a C.M.G. Mantlin^^ azure, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a rock proper ; and in an escroU over the same this 
 Motto, " Tyde what may." 
 
 " Tyde what may betyde, 
 Haig shall be Haig of Bemersyde. " 
 
 Married, 1874, the Hon. Frances Charlotte Harris, dau. 
 of the Rl. Hon. Sir George Francis Robert Harris, third 
 Baron Harris; and has Issue — (i) Guy Haig, Gentleman, 
 
 Phoebe. Seat — Bemersyde, St. Boswells, N.B. 
 residence — 64 Onslow Gardens, S.W. 
 
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 GEORGE AUGUSTUS HAIG, Esquire, J. P. Radnor- 
 shire (High Sheriff 1864), one of the Lords of the Manor 
 of Gollon. Born June 13, 1820, being the eighth son of 
 the late Robert Haig of Roebuck, co. Dublin, by his wife 
 Caroline Mary, sixth dau. of Sir William Wolseley, Bart., 
 of Wolseley, co. Stafford. Livery — Azure blue, and silver. 
 Armorial bearlngB— Azure, a saltire beween two mullets 
 in chief and base, and a decrescent and increscent in fesse 
 argent, a bordure invected or, charged with three talbots' 
 heads erased, alternately with as many crescents gules. 
 Mantlng azure and argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a rock proper; and in an escroli 
 over the same this MottO, " Tyde what may." Married, 
 July 28, 1848, Anne Eliza, second dau. of Capt. Michael 
 Edwin Fell, by his wife Janet Callander, dau. of James 
 Haig of Blairhill, Perthshire; and has Issue— (1) Charles 
 Edwin Haig, Esq., M.A. Exeter Coll., Oxford, Barrister- 
 at- Law of the Inner Temple, J. P. co. Radnor, b. June 14, 
 1849 [>«•. -"^P"! *8, 1871, Janet Stein, second dau. of John 
 Haig, Esq., of Cameron House, Fifeshire, J. P., and has 
 issue, Roland Charles, i6th Lancers, b. 1873 ; and Rachel 
 Dorothy Wolseley] ; (2) Alexander William Haig, Gentle- 
 man, M.A. Caius Coll., Cambridge, b, Aug. 12, 1855; 
 (3) Rodolf Wolseley Haig, Gentleman, b. March 11, i860, 
 d. March 7, 1876; (4) Cecil Henry Haig, Gentleman, 
 Caius Coll., Cambridge, b. March 16, 1862 [«»., Jan. 18, 
 1900, Muriel Constance, 2nd dau. of Capt. Cecil A. G. 
 Drummond of Enderby Hall, Leicester, and Copthome, 
 Fawley, Hants ; and has Issue— RoAoM Cecil Drummond, 
 Gentleman, b. July 11, 1901]; (5) Edric Wolseley Haig, 
 Gentleman, M.A. and LL.M. Cambridge, b. Feb. 20, i86i; 
 [m.. May 20, 1894, Helen Isabella, dau. of Lieut.-Col. G. 
 M. Cardew, late 67th Regt.] ; Janet Augusta [«., 1874 
 George Fenwick Boyd of Moorhouse, co Durham] ; Edit 
 
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Caroline [m. , Jan. 9, i886, James Arthur Henry Jameson 
 of Montrose, co. Dublin, and has issue]; Rose Helen [/«., 
 
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 1880, John Howard Thomas of Yscyborwen, near Aberdare, 
 Glamorganshire, and has issue]; Sybil Margaret [tn., 1882, 
 David Alfred Thomas, M.P. , of Yscyborwen, Aberdare, 
 and has issue] ; and Charlotte Wolseley. Sea( — Pen-Ithon, 
 Radnorshire, via Newtown, Montgomeryshire. 
 
 GEORGE OGILVY HAIG, Gentleman. Born July 26, 
 1859, being the fifth but second surviving son of John Haig 
 
 of Cameronbridge, Fife, Esq., J.P., by his wife Rachael 
 Mackerras, dau. and eventually coheir of Hugh Veitch of 
 Stewartfield, near Edinburgh. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 a saltire between two mullets in chief and base, and a 
 decrescent and an increscent in fesse argent, a bordure 
 sable, charged with three cows' heads caboshed of the 
 second. Mantling azure, doubled argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a rock proper ; and on an escroll over 
 the same this Motto, "Tyde what may. " Married, 1896, 
 Charlotte Augusta, dau. of the late William Astor of New 
 York. Residence— 6e, Brook Street, London, W. Club— 
 White's. 
 
 HENRY ALEXANDER HAIG, Gentleman. Bom 
 July 28, 1832 being the third but eldest surviving son of 
 John Haig of Dublin, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. 
 (Dublin), Science Medallist, by his wife Jane, dau. of John 
 Haig of Bonnington, near Edinbugh. Armorial bearings 
 —Azure, a saltire between two mullets in chief and base, 
 and a decrescent and an increscent in fesse argent, a bor- 
 dure engrailed or, charged with three talbots' heads erased 
 gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 of his liveries, a rock proper ; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, "Tyde what may." Married, June i, 1865, 
 Agnes Catherine, dau. of Matthew Pollock ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Alfred Edward Haig, Gentleman, b. June 3, 1866; (2) 
 Claud Henry Haig, Gentleman, b. Jan. 16, 1874; (3) Alan 
 Gordon Haig, Gentleman, b. June 12, 1877 ; (4) Henry 
 Graham Haig, Gentleman, b. April 13, 1881; Evelyn Mary; 
 Lilian Agnes ; and Ida Helen. Residence — 43 Kensington 
 Park Gardens, W. 
 
 ARTHUR SAMUEL HAIGH, Gentleman. Bom Feb. 
 26, 1861, being the elder son of the late Thomas Haigh of 
 Bradley Lodge, Yorks, by his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 
 W. J. Clarke, M.D. Armorial bearings -Azure, on a 
 saltire invected ermine, between two rocks in pale proper 
 and a decrescent and an increscent in fesse argent, an 
 estoile of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 
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 afiront^ proper holding in the dexter liand a crescent 
 
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 wings displayed argent, beaked and legged or. Marritd, 
 18^6, Charlotte lane Sophia, dau. of Col. Edward E. E. 
 Miller (she diea 1880). Postal address — United Service 
 Club, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM HAMILTON HAIRE, Esq. , formerly Capt. 
 3rd Batt. Inniskilling Regt. Born 1834, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. Hamilton Haire of Mount liailey, co. Ixjuth, 
 by Charlotte, dau. of the late William Forster, and cousin 
 of the late James Haire of Armagh Manor. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Gules, two bars or, on a chief indented argent, 
 a thistle proper. Uantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent sup- 
 porting the Roman fasces proper. MottO — " In te Doniine 
 speravi." Married, 1876, Sarah, dau. of the late Williani 
 H. Jackson of Killarney House, co. Wicklow. Seai—hx- 
 magh Manor, co. Fermanagh. 
 
 Rev. ARTHUR NEWBURGH HAIRE-FOR.STER. 
 Qerk in Holy Orders, J. P. to. Monaghan, M.A. (Dulilin). 
 Born 1846, lieing the youngest son of the Lite Rev. liamilton 
 Haire, by Charlotte, dau. of William Forster and sister of the 
 late William Forster of Ballynure, whose name he assumed 
 by Royal License in 1875. Club — Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 Livery— E\\xe. Armorial bearing^g— (^)uarterly i and 4, 
 sable, on a chevron engrailed between in chief two arrows 
 (Mints downwards and in base a rose argent, a crescent 
 gules (for Forster) ; 2 and 3 f)er pale or and gules, two bars 
 counterchanged, a chief indented ermine, tliereon a cross 
 crosslet gules (for Haire). MsJitllng sable and argent; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a hind's 
 head erased gules, colored and chained or, in the mouth 
 an arrow as in the arms ; 2. uf)on a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant couped argent, gorged with a collar 
 dancett^e gules, between the paws a cross crosslet of the 
 
 or, a rock also proper. Motto — "Tyde what may." Re- 
 sidence — Cat Cay, Bahamas. Club — Rpyal Thames 
 Yacht. 
 
 CHARLES THOMAS ERNEST HAIGH, Gentleman. 
 Born Dec. 20, 1862, being the younger son of the late 
 Thomas Haigh of Bradley Lodge, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Dr. Clarke of Huddersfield. Livery — Blue, with 
 white facings. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a saltire 
 invected ermine between two rocks in pale proper and a 
 decrescent and an increscent in fesse argent, an estoile of 
 the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-man affrout6e 
 proper holding in the dexter hand a crescent or, a rock also 
 proper. Motto — "Tyde what may." Married, Sept. 16, 
 1897, Florence Ethel Holt, only dau. of Isaac Hordern of 
 Huddersfield; and has had Issue— (i) Charles Edward 
 Haigh, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; and (2) Geoffrey Haigh, 
 Gentleman, b. 1900, both deceased. Residence— C<Ar\e 
 Bridge House, Bradley, near Huddersfield. 
 
 Field-Marshal Sir FREDERICK PAUL HAINES, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, Knight Grand Commander of the Most Exalted 
 Order of the Star of India, Companion of the Most Eminent 
 Order of the Indian Empire. Bom 1819, being the son of 
 the late Gregory Haines, Esq., C.B., of Dublin, Com- 
 missary-General of the Forces, by his wife Harriet, dau. of 
 John Eldridge of Kirdford, Sussex; created K.C.B., 1871, 
 and advanced to the rank of Knight Grand Cross, 1877 ; 
 Knight Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star 
 of India, 1879 ; Companion of the Most Eminent Order of 
 the Indian Empire, 1879. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 three crescents barry wavy azure and or, the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon of the Bath and by the 
 collars of that Order and of the Order of the Star of India, 
 and f)endent therefrom the badges of a Knight Grand Cross 
 of those Orders and of a Companion of the Order of the 
 Indian Empire ; and for his Supporters, on either side of 
 the escutcheon, a stork 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, a stork with 
 
 arms. Motto — " Odiprofanum." A/a /-r/r?rf, 187 1, Margaret 
 Selina, eldest dau. of the late Henry Thompson, M.D., o( 
 Omagh ; and has Issue — (i) William Haire-Forster, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1876 ; (2) Henry Haire-Forster, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; 
 (3) Arthur Haire-Forster, Gentleman, b. 1879; Eniily 
 Lavinia ; Charlotte Margaret ; and Selina May. Seat— 
 Ballynure, Clones, co. Monaghan. 
 
 HALAHAN (H. Coll.). Azure, a lion rampant argent 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 and in chief two ancient harps. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 battle-axes in saltire proper, a cubit arm vested azure, 
 cuffed argent, holding in the hand a sword in bend sinister 
 proper. 
 
 Sons of Samuel Handy Halahan, late sth Batt. Roy. 
 
 Fus., b. 1835; d. 1897; m. 1868, Hannah Enge- 
 
 Samuel Crosby Halahan, Gentleman, b. 1869. Seat — 
 Kingsfold, Billingshurst, Sussex. 
 Arthur Crosby Halahan, Esq., Capt. ist. Battj:^,EsSex 
 
 Regt. . k,*^'^v>*'~" 
 
 George Crosby Halahan, Gentleman. ■ " * 
 John Crosby Halahan, Gentleman, Lieut, ist Batt. Roy. 
 
 Dub. Fus. . .^ XT 
 
 Frederick Crosby Halahaii, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. 
 Henry Crosby Halahan, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. 
 Robert Crosby Halahan, Gentleman, Sub-Lieut. R.N. 
 
 H ALDAN E, quartered 
 CAN. 
 
 by ANSTRUTHER-DUN- 
 
 S JAMES HALDANE, Esquire, C.A., J. P. and D.L. for 
 the CO. of the city of Edinburgh. Born April 26, 1831, 
 being the fifth but fourth and youngest surviving son of 
 the late James Alexander Haldane, by his second wife 
 Margaret, dau. of Professor Daniel Rutherford, M.D., Sir 
 Walter Scott's maternal uncle. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 
 terly I and 4, argent, a saltire engrailed sable; 2. argent, 
 a saltire between four roses gules ; 3. or, a bend chequy 
 sable and argent, in the centre of the shield a martlet sable. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, an eagle's head erased or. MottO — "Suffer." 
 Married, i860, Emily, dau. of Francis Grove, R.N., of 
 Shenstone, Staffs. ; and has Issue — (1) Francis Haldane, 
 Gentleman ; (2) Herbert Haldane, Gentleman ; {3) Henry 
 Haldane, Gentleman ; and four daughters. Residence — 
 Grosvenor Crescent, Edinburgh. Clubs— ]\in\OT Carlton, 
 University (Edinburgh), Scottish Conservative (Edin- 
 burgh. ) 
 
 S JAMES AYLMER LOWTHORPE HALDANE, 
 Esquire, D.S.O. (1898), Major and Bt.-Lt.-Col. in 
 Gordon Highlanders; served with Waziristan Expedition 
 1894-95 (medal with clasp), with Chitral Relief Force 1895 
 (medal with clasp), with Tirah Expedition 1897-98 (men- 
 tioned in despatches, two clasps, D.S.O. ), and in S. Africa 
 1899 (despatches, medal with four clasps, and Bt.-Lt.-Col. ; 
 with Japanese Army in Russo-Japanese War 1904 ; has 
 second class of the Order of the Royal Crown of Germany 
 (R. L. ); and is Chevalier of Legion of Honour. Born 
 Nov. 17, 1862, being the son of the late Daniel Ruther- 
 ford Haldane, M.D. , of Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, by 
 his wife Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of James Lowthorpe, 
 Esq. Armorial bearings (rematric. L 0. 1878)— Quarterly 
 
 I and 4, argent, a saltire engrailed sable (Haldane, L.O. , 
 c. 1672) ; ; 2. argent, a saltire between four roses gules ; 3. 
 or, a bend chequy sable and argent, in the centre of the 
 shield a mullet sable. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle's head erased 
 or. Motto — "Suffer." Residence — 19 Talbot Square, 
 London, W. 
 
 ROBERT CAMPERDOWN HALDANE, Gentleman, 
 
 Born , being the second but eldest surviving son 
 
 of the late Robert Haldane of Cloan Den, by his 
 wife Jane, daughter of the late John Makgill of Kem- 
 back. Livery — Black and white. Armorial bearing^ — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent, a saltire 
 engrailed sable (for Haldane) ; 2 argent, a saltire be- 
 tween four roses gules (for Lennox) ; 3 or, a bend chequy 
 sable and argent (for Menteith) ; in the centre of the 
 quarters a crescent sable for difference. Above the shield 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, an eagle's head erased or ; and in 
 an escroll over the same the Motto, "Suffer." Mar- 
 ried, Emily Anderson. Residence — 
 
 The Right Reverend JAMES ROBERT ALEXAN- 
 DER CHINNERY- HALDANE, Doctor of Divinity, 
 Bishop of Argyll and the Isles. Born August 14, 1842, 
 being the only son of Alexander Haldane of the Inner 
 Ternple, Barrister-at-Law, by Emma his wife, daughter 
 of Joseph Hardcastle. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a saltire engrailed 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Mble (for Haldane) ; a. argent, a saltire Ixtween four 
 roMS gules (for Lennox) ; 3. or, a bend chequy sable 
 and argent (lor Menlcith) ; and on an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence the arms of C'hinnery, namely axure, a chevron 
 rmiine, between three lions rampant or, on a canton 
 vert a harp of the third, stringed argent. Upon the 
 
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 either aids •» Mgll proper. Married, August 1864 
 Anna EUnbeth rnuioes Margaretta Chinnery, only child 
 of the late Reverend Sir Nicholas Chinnery, iWonet 
 of Flintfield, countv Cork; and has Issue- (1) James 
 Brodrick Chinncry-Iialdane, Gentleman, born July 1868 
 M.A. (Ch. Ch., Oxon.) ; Patrick Vernon Chinnery-Hal" 
 
 \ 
 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crests, i. on 
 the dexter side, on a wreath of the liveries, an eagle's head 
 erased or, and in an escroU above the Hotto, "Suffer" 
 (for Haldane) ; 2. on the sinister side, up>on a wreath of 
 the liveries, on a globe or, an eagle rising proper, collared 
 of the first, and in an escroll over the Motto, " Nee temere 
 nee timide " (for Chinnery) ; and for his Supporters, on 
 
 dane. Gentleman, born F"ebruary 1870 ; and Agnes Eliza- 
 beth, died 1866. Postal arfaTrm — AUtshellach, Onich, 
 Inverness-shire. 
 
 CHARLES HALE, Gentleman. Bom July 1879, being 
 the third son of the late Charles Cholmeley Hale, Esq., 
 J.P., High Sheriff 1880, by his wife Angusta Mary, only 
 dau. of Edward Fearnley Whiitingstall of Langleybury, 
 
 la the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Herts. Armorial bearings -Azure, a chevron embattled 
 and counter-embattled or. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 -On a wreath of the colours, a snake projjer entwined 
 round five arrows or, headed sable, feathered argent, one 
 in pale, four in saltire. Motto— "Vera sequor. " Hesi- 
 dence — 
 
 GERALD DELME HALE, Gentleman. Bom Aug. 16. 
 1856, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Charles Cholmeley Hale, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1880, by 
 his wife Augusta Mary, only dau. of Edward Whittingstall 
 of Langleybury, Herts. Armorial bearings— Azure, a 
 chevron embattled and counter-embattled or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a snake 
 proper entwined round five arrows or, headed sable, feathered 
 argent, one in pale, four in saltire. Motto— " Vera sequor." 
 Residence— 
 
 PAGGEN HALE, Gentleman. Bom Feb. 11, 1823, 
 I being the second son of the late Henry Grimston, Esq., 
 I Major in the Army, late nth Hussars, by liis wife Charlotte 
 Eliza, dau. of William Hale of King's Walden. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Azure, a chevron embattled and counter- 
 embattled or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a snake proper entwined round five 
 arrows or, headed sable, feathered argent, one in pale, four 
 in saltire. Motto — "Vera sequor." Married, March 21, 
 1850, Elizabeth Anne, eldest dau. of George Gahan of 
 Madras; and has Issue (\]'Wi\\\a.m Hale, Gentleman, b. 
 April 4, 1854 ; (2) Paggen Hale, Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, 
 1856 ; Mary Elizabeth ; and Frances Savile. Residence — 
 Plymouth. 
 
 ROWLAND HALE, Gentleman, being the eldest son 
 of the late Henry Grimston, Esq., Major in the Army, late 
 nth Hussars, by his wife Charlotte Eliza, dau. of William 
 Hale of King's Walden. Armorial bearings -Azure, a 
 chevron embattled and counter-embattled or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 snake proper entwined round five arrows or, headed sable, 
 feathered argent, one in pale, four in saltire. Motto — ' ' Vera 
 sequor." Residence — 
 
 THOMAS PROSSER HALE, Esq., J. P. Born, Oct. 
 13, 1848, being the second but eldest surviving son of Joseph 
 Eaton Hale, by his wife Forester, second dau. of the Rev. 
 Thomas Prosser, Rector of Dorstone, co. Hereford. Club 
 — West Suffolk (Bury St. Edmunds). Livery — Drab 
 breeches, dark blue waistcoat, drab coat edged blue, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron en- 
 grailed between three escutcheons azure, each charged with 
 a cinquefoil of the field, three towers of the last. Blantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, up>on a rock, a tower proper, surmounted by a sun 
 in splendour or, and resting upon the battlements a scaling- 
 ladder in bend sable. Motto — " Turris fortis mihi Deus." 
 Married, July 9, 1885, Ellen Isabel, eldest dau. of Thomas 
 Ming^ge Golding, Solicitor, of Walsham-le- Willows, Suf- 
 folk ; and has Issue — Isabel Forrester, Eileen Finetta Prosser, 
 May Cicerly Frances, and Violet Constance. Estates — 
 *Sometton Hall and Hawkedon Hall, co. Suffolk ; Brook 
 Hall, Foxearth, co. Essex. Postal address — Somerton Hall, 
 Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. 
 
 SELI GEORGE HALES, Esquire, Major ist Sussex 
 Royal Engineers (Vols. ). Bom July 30, 1856, being 
 the second son of the late Thomas Hales of "The Parsonage, 
 Stockbury Kent, by his wife Sarah Avery, dau. of Avery 
 Kite of Staplehurst, Kent. Armorial bewings— Gules, a 
 fesse embattled or, between three arrows erect, points down- 
 wards, in chief of the last, flighted argent, and a spade 
 paleways in base proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour grasping a sword in bend, a spade in bend 
 sinister and an arrow in pale point upwards all proper. 
 Motto — "Vis unita fortior." Married, March 13, 1877, 
 Esther, youngest child of the late Charles Waghorn of 
 Headcorn, Kent ; and has Issue — (i) Roland George Hales, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 25, 1878 ; (2) G«ard Hales, Gentleman, 
 
 b. Dec. 18, 1887; Ida May; and Beatrice Dorothy. Residence 
 —St. George's Place, Brighton. Clubs — KoyaX United 
 
 Service Institution, Auxiliary Forces and United Empire 
 (Whitehall, S.W.). 
 
 HALIBURTON (H. Coll.). Azure, on a bend nebuly 
 between a mascle in chief and a martlet in base all or, an 
 oval buckle between two mascles sable. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag at 
 gaze passant proper, unguled sable, in front thereof an 
 anchor in bend sinister, and charged on the body with two 
 mascles interlaced all or. Motto — " Watch well." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Alfred Henry Haliburton, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law. 
 b. . Res. — St. Leonard's-on-Sea ; Manson Place, Ken- 
 sington, W. 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Lindley Wood, VIS- 
 COUNT HALIFAX of Monk Bretton, in 
 IWaTtffki* the West Riding of the county of York, in 
 l^umuAr fi^g Peerage of the United Kingdom, and a 
 Baronet, Master of Arts. Bom June 7, 1839, 
 being the son of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Wood, first 
 Viscount Halifax, G.C. B. , by his wife Lady Mary, daughter 
 of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Grey, second Earl Grey, 
 K.G. ; formerly Captain ist West Riding of York Yeomanry 
 Cavalry ; succeeded his father in 1885. Creations — Baronet, 
 January 22, 1784; Viscount, February 21, 1866. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, three naked savages, ambulant, in fesse 
 proper, in the dexter hand of each a shield argent, charged 
 with a cross gules ; in the sinister, a club resting on the 
 shoulder also proper, on a canton ermine, three lozenges 
 conjoined in fesse sable, and ufxjn an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence the arms of Courtenay, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 or three torteaux surmounted by a label of three points 
 azure (for Courtenay) ; 2 and 3 or, a lion rampant azure 
 (for Redvers). Above the escutcheon, which is charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed the coronet 
 of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a savage as in the arms, 
 the shield sable, charged with a griffin's head erased 
 argent. Supporters — On either side a griffin sable, gorged 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 with a collar, and pendent therefrom a portcullis or. 
 Motto— " I like my choice." Married, April aa, 1869, 
 Lady Agnes Klitabeth, only daughter of the Kt. Hun. 
 William Reginald Courtenay, twelfth Earl of Devon ; and 
 nas lisue — (i) Hon. Charles Reginald Lindley Wood, born 
 July 17. 1870, died September 6, 1890 ; (a) Hon. Francis 
 Hugh Lindlev Wood, l)orn .Septenilier ai, 1873. died March 
 17, 1889; (3) Hon. Henry Paul Lindley Wood, born January 
 35, 1879, died June 6, 1886; (4) Hon. Eklward Frederick 
 Lindley Wood, bom April 16, 1881 ; Hon. Alexandra 
 
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 CHARLFii ALEXANDER HALL HALL, Esquire, J.ft 
 for CO. Sussex. Horn Aug. ai, 1839, being the eldest son of 
 Alexander Hall Hall, by his wife Caroline, dau. of Thomas 
 Hankey. Livery — Green ; (dress), green coat, orange waist- 
 coat and breeches. Armorial bearings Vert, a chevron 
 or between three storks' heads er.ised .irgent, all within a 
 l)ordure of the second, charged with eight trefoils slipped of 
 the first. Mantling vert and or. Crest - On a wreatli of 
 the colours, upon a mount a stork argent, holding in her 
 dexter claw a pellet. Motto — " Cura quietem." Married, 
 
 Mary Elizabeth (to whom the Princess of Wales stood 
 spionsor) ; and Hon. Mary Agnes. Residences — 79 Elaton 
 Square, London, S.W. ; Hickleton Hall, Doncaster; Gar- 
 rowby, Stamford Bridge, in the county of York. 
 
 HALKETT, see CRAIGIE, and HALKETT. 
 
 HALL (H. ColL). Per pale argent and or, three 
 chevronels invected sable, between as many acorns, leaved 
 and slipped proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake projjer, 
 a stork argent, beaked and membered gules, holding in 
 the dexter foot a stone, in the beak a sprig of fern, and 
 charged on the body with an acorn leaved and sprigged 
 proper. Motto — "Carpediem." 
 
 Sons of Bentham Hall of Newcastle-on-Tyne, b. ; 
 
 d. ; m. , 
 
 James Hall, Esq., J. P. co. Durham, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Northumberland, 6. 1826. Jfes. — Tynemouth, Northum- 
 berland ; Dilston Hall, Corbridge-on-Tyne. 
 
 HALL, quartered by BEDFORD. 
 
 firstly, April 27, 1865, Caroline Elizabeth Tritton, dau. of 
 Henry Tritton ; secondly, Dec. 5, 1888, Emma Henrietta, 
 dau. of James Vodoz ; and has /ssue — (i) AUeyne Hall, 
 Gentleman, 6. Sept. 12, 1883 ; (2) David Patrick Hall, 
 Gentleman, i. March 17, 1891 ; Margaret; Gertrude; 
 Katharine ; Blanche ; and Dorothy. 6Va/— Culverwood, 
 Hawkhtirst, Sussex. C/«^— Athenaeum. 
 
 EDWARD KIRKPATRICK HALL, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Staffs., Barrister of the Inner Temple. Bom June 2, 
 1844, being the eldest son of the late Lorenzo Kirkpatrick 
 Hall, Esq., J. P. for Staffordshire and Derbyshire, and D.L. 
 for CO. Staffs., by his second wife Emma Selina, dau. 
 of Edward Miller-Mundy of Shipley, co. Derby. Livery— 
 Chocolate colour coat, yellow and brown striped vest, silver 
 buttons, drab overcoat. Armorial bearings — Or, three 
 talbots' heads erased two and one gules, between nine 
 cross crosslets fitch^e azure. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a gryphon's head couped 
 azure, sem6e of cross crosslets or. Married, Dec. 16, 1873, 
 Marion Louisa, second dau. of the late Thomas Webb, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Staffs., of Smallwood Manor, co. Staffs.; 
 and has Issue— {j.) Laurence Kirkpatrick Hall, Genlleinan, 
 
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 b. June 21, 1875; (2) Fitzroy Henry Hall, Gentleman, Lieu- 
 tenant R.N., b. Feb. 7, 1877; (3) John Edward Kenyon 
 Hall, of the Inner Temple, Gentleman, b. May 16, 1878 ; 
 and Beatrice Marion. Residence — Kevin, Nairn, N,B, 
 C/«^j— Junior Carlton, Athenaeum. 
 
 FREDERICK CHARLES NORTHCOTE HALL, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. (retired). Born Oct. 23, 1843, 
 being the eldest son of the Rev. Charles Ranken Hall, by 
 his wife Harriett, dau. of John Baker of Woodlands. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and or, on a chevron 
 between three talbots' heads erased sable, miirally gorged 
 or, as many hawks' lures argent, lined and ringed or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a palm branch in bend sinister vert, in front of 
 a griffin's head erased or, charged with a gemel gules, 
 holding in the beak a hawk's lure as in the arms. Motto 
 
 " Ni-ddawda-o-hir-arofyn." Married, Dec. 29, 1870, 
 
 Henrietta Somerset, dau. of James Orchard Halliwell- 
 Phillipps of Hollingbury Copse, Brighton. Residence— 
 
 Rev. FREDERICK DICKINSON HALL, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. Cambs. , Patron and Rector of Manby, 
 CO. Lincoln. Born May 26, 1845, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Dickinson Hall, 
 Esq., of Whatton Manor and of Broughton, co. Not- 
 tingham, and his wife Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of James 
 Haffenden of Homewood, co. Kent, and of Clearwell Court, 
 CO. Gloucester. Armorial bearings— Azure, a bend be- 
 tween three talbots' heads erased argent, on a chief or, three 
 rose gules, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling azure 
 1 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a crescent 
 argent, surmounted by a griffin's head erased sable, in 
 the beak three ears of wheat or. Motto — " Persevere." 
 Married Fanny Louisa, second dau. of Sir Edward Samuel 
 Walker of Berry Hill, co. Nottingham ; and has Issue — 
 Edward Rastall Dickinson Hall, Gentleman, b. Nov. 23, 
 1879. Seat — Broughton Sulney, co. Nottingham. 
 
 Rev. HERBERT HALL, M.A., Rector of Glemsford. 
 CO. Suffolk. Born July 11, 1845, being the second son of 
 the Rev. Charles Ranken Hall of Staplegrove, by his wife 
 Harriett, dau. of John Baker of Woodlands. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale argent and or, on a chevron between 
 three talbots' heads erased sable, murally gorged or, as 
 many hawks' lures argent, lined and ringed or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 palm branch in bend sinister vert, in front of a griffin's head 
 erased or, charged with a gemel gules, holding in the beak 
 a hawk's lure as in the arms. Motto — "Turpiter desper- 
 atur." Postal add. — The Rectory, Glemsford, co. Suffolk. 
 
 JAMES CAMPBELL HALL. Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Monaghan, A.B., M.B., B.Ch. (Trinity Coll., Dublin), 
 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Angustus Hall, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Trinity Coll., Dublin, late 
 Incumbent of Quivvy Parish, Diocese of Kilmore, by his 
 wife Mary, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Gibson Henry, 
 Esq., of Mourne Abbey, Kilkeel, co. Down, J. P. and Grand 
 Juror for both cos. Down and Armagh. Livery — Light 
 drab coat and vest, with black collar and cuffs, black 
 trousers, silver buttons and hatband. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a chevron engrailed, between three talbots' 
 heads erased sable, as many trefoils slipped or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 bear's head couped and muzzled proper, charged with a 
 trefoil as in the arms; with the Motto, " Remember and 
 forget not." Married, Feb. 9, 1880, Sarah Frances, only 
 dau. of the late John Harrison Massue Wilson, of Harvest 
 Lodge, Roscrea, co. Tipperary, and Church Hall, Essex, 
 by his wife Sarah, eldest dau. of James Willington of 
 Castle Willington, co. Tipperary. Estates — House and 
 suburban property in the town and neighbourhood of 
 Monaghan, and country property in Drumsnatt parish 
 adjoining parish of Monaghan, all situated in the barony 
 of Monaghan, co. Monaghan. Residence — Rowan tree 
 House, Monaghan. 
 
 JOHN HALL, Gentleman. Born March 27, 1870, being 
 the eldest son of the late John Hall, Gentleman, of The 
 Grange, Hale, Altrincham, and of Manchester, by his 
 wife Kate, dau. of Nicholas Heald of Bowdon, Cheshire. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, on a chevron between three 
 dexter hands co^'ped and erect, each within an annulet 
 argent, a wreath )f laurel vert, between two roses barbed 
 and seeded proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 
 rgeon to the Monaghan County Infirmary, Physician to 
 l»e Monaghan Fever Hospital. Born Oct. 23, 1851, being 
 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a tilting-spear erect, surmounted by a sword and a laurel 
 branch saltireways all proper; with the Motto, "Aut 
 pax aut bellum." Postal address — The Grange, Hale, 
 Altrincham. 
 
 The Honourable Sir JOHN HALL, Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Distinguished Order of Samt Michael 
 and Saint George, of Hororata, Canterbury, m the Colony 
 of New Zealand, has been a Member of the House of Repre- 
 sentatives, and a Member of the Legislative Council. Bom 
 December 18, 1824, being the son of George Hall of Kingston- 
 upon-HuU, by his first wife Grace, daughter of Thomas 
 Williamson; Colonial Secretary, 1856 ; Postmaster-General, 
 1866-1869; Colonial Secretary, 1872, 1873 ; Premier of New 
 Zealand, 1879-1882, when he retired; represented New 
 Zealand at first Conference on Australian Federation 
 held in Melbourne; created Knight Commander of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, 1882. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 chevron sable, between two talbots' heads erased in 
 chief of the last, and on a mount a tree-fern in base 
 proper, a mullet of six points within an annulet or. Upon 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 the escutcheon, which is encircled by the ribbon and 
 pendent therefrom the bodge of a Knight Commander of 
 the Most Distingiiished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, two fronds of fern proper, therefrom 
 issuant a talbot's head erased sable, gutKie-d'or, gorged with 
 a collar gemel or. Married, i86x. Rose Anne, daughter of 
 William Dryden of Kingston-upon-HuU ; and has Issue — 
 
 }i) Godfrey Dryden Hall, Gentleman, born and died 
 anuary i86a ; (a) Wilfred Hall, Esquire, born January 15, 
 1864 ; (3) John Dryden Hall, Esquire, born Sopten»l«r 
 16, x86q ; Gotlfrey Hall, Esquire, born December 14, 1868 ; 
 Mildred; and Mary, d. 1888. Postal address— \ioronii&, 
 Canterbury, New Zealand. C/«*j— Cbristchurch (Ch. Ch., 
 N.Z.), St. George's. 
 
 LEWIS DUVAL HALL, Esquire, J. P. and D.L, 
 (High SherifT 1885). Bom July 13, 184a, being the eldest 
 son of the late Sir Charles Hall, Vice-Chancellor of the 
 High Court of Justice, a learned and able lawyer, by his 
 wife Sarah, dau. of Francis Duval of Exeter. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, on a chevron between three dexter hands 
 couped and erect, each within an annulet argent, a wreath 
 of laurel vert, between two roses barbed and seeded proper. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a tilting-spear erect, surmounted by a sword and 
 a laurel branch saltireways all proper. MottO — " Aut pax 
 aut bellum." Married, July i, 1869, Mary Kate, younger 
 dau. of the late Charles Meeking of Richings Park ; and 
 has Issue— {1) Charles Spencer Hall, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. 
 Oxford Light Infantry, b. March i8, 1870; (2) Lewis Duval 
 Hall, Gentleman, b. March 18, 1875, late Lieut, and Batt. 
 Rifle Brigade, killed in action at Ladysmith, Jan. 6, 1900 ; 
 (3) Geoffrey Duval Hall, Gentleman, Lieut. i6th Lancers, 
 b. March 6, 1877 ; and Mary Kate Duval. Town resi- 
 dence— i^ Grosvenor Place, S.W. Clubs — Turf, Marl- 
 borough, Garrick, and Carlton. 
 
 and Sutherland Highlanders. Horn December .11, 1872, 
 being the only son of the late Peter Hall, wlio resided at 
 Camptwltown, Argyllshire, by Agnes his wife, dau. of 
 Henry Coats Hastie. Armorial bearings— Parted per 
 
 5 MONTAGU HAFFENDEN HALL, Esquire, Capt. 
 4th Batt. Lincolnshire Regt., Hon. Capt. in the 
 Army, late Lieut. Scots Guards, Lord of the Manor of 
 Whatton, J. P. for co. Nottingham. Bom Aug. 11, 1870, 
 being the only son of the late Cecil Haffenden Hall, 
 Esq., Capt. Scots Fusilier Guards, J. P. for co. Leicester, 
 by his wife Mary Georgina Caroline, eldest dau. of 
 Anthony Willson of Rauceby Hall, co. Lincoln, J. P. and 
 D.L., M.P. for CO. Lincoln. Livery — Dark blue, and 
 blue and white striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, a bend between three talbots' heads erased argent, 
 on a chief or three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a crescent argent, surmounted by a griffin's head 
 erased sable, in the beak three ears of wheat or. Motto 
 — " Persevere." Married, Feb. 5, 1896, Mary Emily, third 
 dau. of Rev. Charles Daniel Crofts, Rector of Caythorpe, 
 CO. Lincoln. Seat — Whatton Manor, co. Nottmgham. 
 Clubs — Wellington, County (Nottingham). 
 
 PERCY CRAVEN HALL, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab,), 
 F. R. Met. Soc. Born June 9, 1859, being the eldest son 
 of the Rev. Thomas Hepworth Hall, Esq., J.P, West 
 Riding co. York, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of William 
 Craven of Halifax, Yorkshire. Z,^Vlfry— dark blue, with 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend 
 raguly sable between two lions rampant of the last, a 
 talbot's head erased between two cross crosslets fitch^e 
 or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 erased argent, gorged with a wreath of cinquefoils gules, 
 and supporting a cross crosslet fitch^e paleways or, between 
 two wings gules, each charged with a fesse also or. Married, 
 September 30, 1891, Catherine Marion, daughter of Thomas 
 Reddish Bower of Southport ; and has Issue— Riiz. Marion, 
 and Irene Madeline. Estates— "QeXdormt Tower, Ryde, 
 Isle of Wight, Purston Hall, Pontefract. Club— RoyaX 
 Victorian Yacht (Ryde). 
 
 5 WILLIAM MACALISTER HALL, Esquire, J.P. 
 Argyllshire, Capt. 4th Batt. Princess Louise's Argyll 
 
 chevron gules and argent, three storks' heads erased and 
 countercharged. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a hunting-horn 
 proper, garnished and stringed gules ; and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, "Forward." 5«a^— Torrisdale 
 Castle, Carradale, Argyll. C/«3j— Oriental, Royal High- 
 land Yacht (Oban). ~ 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM JOHN HALL, Master of 
 Arts, Rector of St. Clement's, Eastcheap, and Minor Canon 
 of St. Paul's Cathedral. Born 1830, being the eldest son of 
 the Reverend William John Hall, Master of Arts, Vicar of 
 Tottenham, London, North (1851-1861), and Minor Canon 
 of St. Paul's, and Priest in Ordinary to Her Majesty the 
 Queen, by his wife Anne, daughter of Herbert Jeffreys. 
 Club — United University. Armorial bearingrs- He bears 
 for Arms : Vert, on a chevron engrailed argent between 
 three cross crosslets or, as many crescents sable. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a staff raguly fesseways sable, a clove 
 holding in the beak a passion-nail proper ; with the Motto, 
 " Non sine numine." Married, 1865, Isabella Frances, 
 daughter of Thomas Cooper of Stone Castle, in the county 
 of Kent; and has Issue — Arthur Gwynne Jeffreys Hall, 
 Gentleman, M.A., Barrister - at - Law ; Ethel Frances; 
 Evelyn Beatrice ; and Nora Geraldine. Postal addresses— 
 Brecon House, Eltham ; and 29 Martin's Lane, Cannon 
 Street, London, E.C. 
 
 ROBERT WESTLEY HALL-DARE, Esquire, J.P. 
 for cos. of Carlow and Wexford, D.L. for co. Wexford. 
 Born Oct. 14, 1866, being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Westley Hall- Dare, Esq., of Newtownbarry House, in the 
 CO. of Wexford, by his wife Caroline Susan Henrietta, 
 second daiL of Henry Newton of Mount Leinster Lodge, 
 in the co. of Carlow. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 
 4, azure a lion rampant argent, between three lozenges 
 or, each charged with an increscent gules, in chief a cross 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 crosslet gold (for Dare) ; 2 and 3 sable, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three battle-axes erect or, as many eagles 
 displayed of the field (for Hall). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and argent : and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion rampant azure, bezant^e, charged 
 on the shoulder with a cross crosslet or, and holding be- 
 tween the paws a lozenge charged with an increscent as 
 in the arms (for Dare) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse's head couped sable, sem^e of mullets or, armed 
 proper, bridled argent, on the head two ostrich feathers 
 of the first and third, and holding in the mouth a battle- 
 axe or (for Hall). Motto — " Loyaut6 sanstache." Mar- 
 ried, April 6, 1896, Helen, second dau. of the late John 
 Taylor Gordon of Nethermuir, co. Aberdeen ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Robert Westley Hall-Dare, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 12, 1899; (2) Charles Grafton Hall-Dare, Gentleman, b. 
 March 12, 1902 ; and Andrey. Seats — Newtownbarry 
 House, Newtownbarry, co. Wexford; East Hall, co. 
 Essex. Clubs — Carlton, Wellington, Kildare Street 
 (DubUn). 
 
 HALL-DARE. Quarterly, i. and iiii., the arms of Hall- 
 Dare (R.L. , 1823, H. Coll.), quarterly, i and 4, azure, a 
 lion rampant argent, between three lozenges or, each 
 charged with an increscent gules, in chief a cross crosslet 
 gold (Dare); 2 and 3, sable, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween three battles-axes erect or, as many eagles displayed 
 of the field (Hall); ii., the same arms of Hall; iii., the 
 arms of Grafton-Dare (R.L., 1805). Mantling' azure and 
 argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant azure, bezant^e, charged on the shoulder with 
 a cross crosslet or, and holding between the paws a lozenge 
 charged with an increscent as in the arms (Dare) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped sable, sem6e 
 of mullets or, armed proper, bridled argent, on the head 
 two ostrich-feathers of the first and third, and holding in 
 the mouth a battle-axe or (Hall). Motto — " Loyaut^ sans 
 tache." 
 
 Sons of Robert Westley Hall- Dare, Esq., of Newton- 
 
 barry House, co. Wexford, and Theydon Bois, Essex 
 
 (High Sheriff Essex 1872), J. P. co. Carlow, and (High 
 
 Sheriff for that co. 1868), b. 1840; d. 1876; m. 1863, 
 
 Caroline Susan Henrietta, d. of Henry Newton of 
 
 Mount Leicester Lodge, co. Carlow : — 
 
 Robert Westley Hall-Dare, Esq. (q.v.). 
 
 Arthur Mildmay Hall-Dare, Gentleman, b. 1867; m. 
 
 1897, Edith Clare, eld. d. of Henry C. Fizherbert of 
 
 Abbeyleix, Queen's Co. ; and has issue— Derrick Arthur 
 
 Hall-Dare, Gentleman, b. 1900 ; and Irene Clare. Ees. — 
 
 RICHARD HALL-SAY, Esq., J. P. for cos. of Norfolk 
 and Berks (High Sheriff 1864) Bom 1827, being the eldest 
 son of the late Richard Hall, by Harriet, dau. of Robert 
 Say of Downham, Norfolk ; and assumed the name of Say 
 by Royal License under the will of his uncle. Club— 
 Reform. Armorial bearing — Quarterly i and 4, chevronny 
 of six azure and gules, two flaunches ermine (for Say) ; 2 
 and 3 sable, two feathers chevron ways argent, within two 
 chevronels or, between talbots' heads erased of the second 
 (for Hall ). Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased argent, 
 gutt6e-de-larmes, holding in the mouth a cinquefoil slipped 
 •Vert (for Say) ; 2. upon a wreath of the coI6urs, a talbot's 
 head erased sable, charged with four bezants in cross, hold- 
 ing in the mouth a feather argent. Motto — " Fare et age. " 
 Married, 1858, Ellen, only child of the late Edward Evans 
 of Boveney ; and has, with other Issue — Geoffrey Norman 
 Edward Hall-Say, Gentleman, b. 1864, educated at Clifton. 
 Postal address — 69 Finchley Road, S.W. 
 
 ARTHUR ERSKINE HERBERT CORNELIUS 
 HALLEN, Gentleman, M.D. (Edin.). Born 1866, being 
 the only son of the Rev. Arthur Washington Cornelius 
 Hallen, Clerk in Holy Orders, by his wife Catherine, third 
 dau. of William Hatton. Armorial bearing^s — Gules, a 
 lion rampant or, crowned, armed, and langued azure, 
 |harged on the shoulder with a hammer of the last for 
 pfference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 
 ag his degree, with a Mantling gules and or. Crest — A 
 |emi-lion rampant or, crowned, armed, and langued, and 
 
 jarged on the shoulder with a hammer azure, between two 
 
 antique wings sable. Motto— " Sine Deo nil." Married, 
 1887, Agnes, dau. of William Henry; and has Issue— 
 
 Arthur Cornelius Hallen, Gentleman, born 1889; Cathe- 
 rine Cornelia ; and Mirabel. Postal address — 14 Gower 
 Street, W.C. 
 
 HALLOWES. Azure, on a fesse argent, between three 
 crescents or, as many torteaux. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest. — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 griffin sable, winged and collared argent. Livery — Daik 
 blue. 
 
 Son ol Rev. Brabazon Hallowes, M.A. (Oxon.), of 
 Glapwell Hall, Derbyshire, Vicar of Dyserth, Flints., 
 b. 1819 ; d. 1892 ; m. ist, Jane Catherine Maria, 
 (d. 1853), d. of Rev. Richard Howard, D.D. ; 2nd, 1856, 
 Elinor, only d, of Thomas Green of Wilby and 
 Athling^on, Suffolk : — 
 Thomas Richard Francis Brabazon Hallowes, Esq. , Major 
 (ret.) late 6th Dragoon Gds. (Carabiniers), J.P. co. Derby, b. 
 1853 ; m. 1887, Fanny, d. of late William Parish Robertson of 
 Valparaiso ; and has issue — (1) Ronald Brabazon Hallowes, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888 ; (2) John Chaworth Hallowes, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1894 ; and Gwendolyn Maud. Seat — Glapwell 
 Hall, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Clubs. — Naval and Military, 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 Herbert Chaworth Hallowes, Gentleman, b. 1857 ; m. 
 1883, Elizabeth Duncan, d. of James Garroway of Glasgow ; 
 and has issue — Brabazon James Hallowes, Gentleman, 
 b. 1885. 
 
 Rev. Brabazon Chambr^ Hallowes, Rector of Morcott, 
 b. 1861 ; m. 1894, Constance Emily, d. of Rev. W. Sanders. 
 Rector of Guildford ; and has issue — Geoffrey Francis 
 Brabazon Hallowes, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; and Muriel 
 Constance. 
 
 The Right Honourable THOMAS FREDERICK 
 HALSEY, one of His Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Council, 
 M.A., J. P., and County Alderman for Hertfordshire, 
 Vice-Chairman of the County Council, Deputy Chair- 
 man of Quarter Sessions, M.P. for Herts 1874, 1880, 
 and for the Western or Watford Div. from 1885, and 
 Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. (ret.) Herts Yeomanry Cavalry. 
 Born Dec. 9, 1839, being the eldest son of Thomas Plumer 
 Halsey, Esq., M.P. for Herts, by his wife Frederica, dau. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 and heiress of Gen. Frederick Johnston of Hilton. Armo- 
 rial bMtflllfft- Quarterly i. argent, on a pile sable, three 
 griffins' heads erased of the field (for Halsey) ; a. per saltire 
 nrgent and sable, two passion crosses in fesso or, on a chief 
 invected gules, three garbs of the third (for Whately) ; 
 J. as first (for Halsey) ; 4. argent, a cross flory between 
 Jour martlets ^les, a canton azure (for Stringer) ; 5. p^les, 
 live fusils conjoined in fesse argent, each charged with an 
 ermine spot sable (for Necton) ; 6. argent, a chevron 
 ermines between three moorcocks sable, beaked, coinlxnl, 
 wattled and legged gules (for Henshaw) ; 7. argent, a 
 saltire engrailed sable, on a chief engrailed gules, three 
 cushions or (for Johnston of Hilton) ; 8. as first. Uantllng 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter cubit arm proper, habited gules, the cuff argent, 
 holding a griffin's claw erased or. Motto -" Nescit vox 
 missa revcrti." Married, Sept. a8, 1865, Mary Julia, 
 youngest dau. of F. O. Wells, Bengal Civil Service ; and 
 lias 7w«<— (i) Walter Johnston Hahey, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Middx. and Herts, b. June i, 1868 [m., July 38, 1896, Agnes 
 Marion, youngest dau. of W. Macalpine l^ny of Dalswin- 
 ton, Dumfries]; (a) Arthur Halsey, Gentleman, Commander 
 R.N., b. July 31, 1869; (3) Rev. Frederick Halsey, M.A. 
 Oxon, b. Nov. ag, 1870; (4) Lionel Halsey, Gentleman, 
 Commander R.N. , b. Feb. a6, 187a ; (5) Reginald Halsey, 
 Gentleman, b. August 10, 1873 ; |6) Rev. Gerald Halsey, 
 B.A. Oxon., b. Jan, ai, i88i ; (7) Gavin George Halsey, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 5, 1883; Florence; Mary Cecilia [w. , 
 
 1899, Waller Edward Barnett] ; and Edith [/«., 1903, Capt. 
 Bernard Granville, 3rd Hussars]. Seat — Gaddesden Place, 
 Hemel Hempstead, co. Hertford. Residence— t^ Eaton 
 Place, S.W. C/«*j— Carlton, United University. 
 
 HALSTED, see EVERY-HALS TED, 
 
 HALSWELL, quartered by KEMEYS-TYNTE. 
 
 Major-General RICHARD HEBDEN O'GRADY 
 HALY, C.B. (Mil.) (1896), D.S.O. {1889), J.P. co. Surrey. 
 Bom 1841, being the eldest son of the late General Sir 
 William O'Grady-Haly, K.C.B. ; created D.S.O., 1889. 
 Armorial bearlngrs — Vert, three bars wavy argent, in chief 
 a mullet pierced or. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a mermaid holding in her 
 dexter hand a comb, and in her sinister a mirror all 
 proper. Motto, " Sapiens dominabitur astris. " Married, 
 1865, Geraldine Mary, dau. of the late Major-General 
 Charles Gostling, R. A. Postal address — Whitegates, Frim- 
 ley, Surrey. Club — United Service. 
 
 HAMBLETON. see CUSTANCE. 
 
 CHARLES ERIC HAMBRO, Gentleman, Member of 
 Parliament for the Wimbledon Division of Surrey since 
 
 1900. Bom Sept. 30, 1872, being the eldest son of Everard 
 Alexander Hambro of Hayes Place, Beckenham, and of 
 Milton Abbey, Blandford, Dorset, by his wife Gertrude 
 Mary, dau. of the late Henry Stuart. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, a chevron between three annulets in chief and a 
 lion passant in base or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a falcon with wings displayed 
 and belled or, sem^e of annulets, and resting the dexter 
 claw upon a crescent. Motto — " In Deo." Married, 1894, 
 Sybil Emily, third dau. of Martin Ridley Smith of The 
 Warren, Hayes, Kent. Residence — no Prince's Gate. 
 S.W. 
 
 S EVERARD ALEXANDER HAMBRO, Esquire, J.P. 
 for cos. Kent and Surrey, and D.L. for co. Dorset and 
 for the City of London, a Director of the Bank of England. 
 Born April 11, 1842, being the third son of the late Charles 
 Joachim, Baron Hambro, of Milton Abbey, Dorset, Patron 
 of Winterbourne Strickland and Milton Abbas and Stoke 
 Wake. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron between three 
 annulets in chief and a lion passant in base or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon 
 billed and wings elevated or, sem^e of annulets, and resting 
 the dexter claw on a crescent or. Motto — ' ' In Deo. " Mar- 
 ried, Oct. 23, 1886, Gertrude Mary, dau. of the late Henry 
 Stuart of Montford, Isle of Bute; and has Issue— [x) 
 Charles Eric Hambro, Gentleman, b. Sept. 20, 1872 \m., 
 July 17, 1894, Sybil Mary, third dau. of Martin Ridley 
 Smith] ; (2) Harold Everard Hambro, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 20. 1876; (3) Angus Valdiraah Hambro, Gentleman, b. 
 
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 July 8, 1883 ; (4) Olaf Hambro, Gentleman, b. Oct. ao, 
 1886; and Violet Mary. .Vm/x— Hayes Place, HayesI 
 Bromley, Kent ; and Milton Abbey, Blandford, 
 Club — Travellers'. 
 
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 HENRY CHARLES HAMBRO, Gentleman. /?.,r« 
 Dec. ax, 1869, being the eldest son of Pcrcival L. Hamliro, 
 by his wife Grace, dau. of Major H. Osway Maync. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron between tlircc 
 annulets in chief and a lion passant in base or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a f.ilcon 
 billed and wings elevated or, sem^e of annulets, and rest 
 ing the dexter claw on a crescent or. Motto — " In 
 Seat — Milton Abbey, Dorset, 
 
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 HAMBROUGH. Quarterly, 1 and 4, argent, sem(«e of 
 cross crosslets azure and gutt(Se-de-sang, a tower siihle (for 
 Hambrough) ; a and 3, sable, on a fesse between two 
 chevrons erminois, two covered cups azure (for Holden), 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreatli of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a horse courant argent, powdered 
 with cross crosslets azure and guit(^c-(le-sang. Mottoes 
 (over the crest) — " Foresight," and under the arms, " Hon- 
 estum utili prae fer." 
 
 Sons ol^ Albert John Hambrough, Elsq. , J.P, and D.L., 
 
 b. 1830 ; d. 1861 ; m. 1845, Charlottle Jane, d. of late 
 
 John Fleming. M.P. , ofStoneham Park, Hants:— 
 
 Dudley Albert Hambrough, Esq., J.P. Hants, b. 1849; 
 
 m. 1871, Marion, d. of T. Matthews of Crewkerne; and 
 
 has issue. Res. — 
 
 Windsor de Burgh Hambrough, Gentleman, b. ^ 
 
 Res.— M 
 
 Otho Oldisworth Hambrough, Gentleman, b. ^ 
 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Rev. Windsor Edmund Hambrough, M.A. 
 b. 1830 ; d. 1899 ; m. , Mary, d. of Rev. 
 
 Worsley, LL.D., of Gatcombe, Isle of Wight : — 
 Beauchamp Windsor Hambrough, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 Worsley Hambrough, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 
 HAMBY. quartered by FLOYER. 
 
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 CHISNALL HAMERTON, Gentleman. Bom 1865, 
 being the only son of Rev. Chisnall Hamerton of Hellifield- 
 Peel, Yorks.,and his wife Bertha, dau. of Rev. William 
 Griesbach, M.A. Armorial bearings— Argent, three ham- 
 mers sable. Motto— " Fixus adversa sperno." Married, 
 June 4, 1891, Elizabeth Rose, only child of George Greg- 
 son of Warden Law, co. Durham ; and has /fjw*— Dorothy 
 Helen Warden. Seats— Iti^ Peel, Hellifield, Yorkshire, 
 and Azalea Terrace, Sunderland, 
 
 HAMILL-STEWART (R.L., 1865). Quarterly.!, and 
 
 iiii., quarterly, i and 4, or, a lion rampant azure, within a 
 
 double tressure flory counterflory vert ; 2 and 3, or, a fess 
 
 chequy argent and azure, the whole within a bordure 
 
 gobony argent and vert, a crescent gules for difference 
 
 (Stewart) ; ii. and iii., quarterly i and 4, gules, a fleur-de-lis 
 
 or; 2 and 3, azure, a crescent argent (Hamill). Mantling 
 
 azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 unicorn's head couped or, horned and crined argent, a 
 
 crescent gules for difference (Stewart) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 
 the colours, a fleur-de-lis or (Hamill). Motto — ' ' Forward." 
 
 Son of John Thomas Hamill-Stewart, Gentleman, of 
 
 Ballyatwood House, co. Down, d. 1866; tn. 1844, 
 
 Maria Elizabeth, d. of Edward Hudson: — 
 
 Henry Edward Hamill-Stewart, Gentleman, b. ; 
 
 m. 3 Sept. 1896, Geraldine Mary, d. of Rev. Robert 
 
 Keith Arbuthnot (third s. of Sir Robert K. Arbuthnot, 
 
 Bart.); and has issue. Res. — 
 
 HAMILTON, quartered by CROSBIE, GORGES, and 
 TALBOT. 
 
 HAMILTON, see BARRETT-HAMILTON, COLE- 
 HAMILTON, NISBET - HAMILTON - OGILVY, 
 ORMSBY - HAMILTON. SH.\W-HAMILTON, and 
 STEVENSON-HAMILTON. 
 
 CHARLES ROBERT HAMILTON, Esquire, J.P. for 
 COS. Meath and Dublin. Born Aug. 29, 1846, being the 
 eldest son of the late Charles William Hamilton, Esq., 
 J. P., by his wife Letitia Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 William Henry Armstrong, M.P. , of Moimt Heaton, King's 
 Co. Clubs — Wellington, and Kildare Street. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly gules and argent, in the 1st and 4th 
 quarter three cinquefoils pierced ermine, and a canton 
 of the second, charged with a trefoil slipped vert ; 2 and 3, 
 a lympliad, sailed, furled, and oars out sable. Mantling 
 gu'es and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, an 
 oak tree fructed proper, the frame or, hanging from the 
 tree a shelf argent, charged with a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Mottoes (over) — "Through"; (under the arms), "Sola 
 nobilitas virtus." Married, Sept. 10, 1874, Louisa Caroline 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Francis Brooke of Somerton, co. 
 Dublin, by his wife the Hon. Henrietta Monck, eldest dau. 
 of the 3rd Viscount Monck ; and has Issue — (i) Charles 
 George Hamilton, Gentleman, b. June 3, 1875, d. July 2, 
 1877 ; (2) Gerald Francis Charles Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 
 June 23, 1877; (3) Frederick Arthur Haniilton, Gentleman, 
 b, Dec. 15, 1880; (4) Henry John Hamilton, Gentleman, 
 b, Sept. 25, 1885, d. Dec. t6, 1885 ; Eva Henrietta ; Letitia 
 Marion ; Amy Kathleen ; Ethel Grace ; Constance Louisa ; 
 and Lilian Mary. Seat — Hamwood, Dunboyne, co. 
 Meath. Residence —^o Lower Dominick Street Dublin. 
 Clubs — Wellington, Royal Societies', Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 5GAWIN WILLIAM ROWAN HAMILTON, Es- 
 quire, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1875, Col. late 3rd 
 Royal Irish Rifles, and formerly Capt. 7th Dragoon Guards. 
 Born March 7, 1844, being the eldest son of Archibald 
 Rowan Hamilton, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff, formerly Capt. 
 Sth Dragoon Guards, by his wife Catherine Ann, dau. of 
 the Rev. George Caldwell, by his wife Harriot, dau. of Sir 
 William Abdy, Bart. Clubs — Carlton, Naval and Military. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, three cinquefoils pierced ermine, 
 on a chief or, a heart of the first. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-antelope 
 argent, attired or, holding between the forelegs a heart gules. 
 Married, Oct. 19, 1876, Lina Mary Howley, only dau. of 
 Sir George Howland Beaumont, Bart. , of Coleorton ; and 
 has /w«s— Archibald James Hamilton, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 30, 1877; and Orfla Melita Rowan \m., July 10, 1901, 
 Arthur Oswald Fisher of Mickleham, Surrey]. Seats — Killy- 
 leigh Castle, co. Down ; Shangannagh Castle, co. Dublin. 
 Clubs— (Zz.x\\.ovl, Naval and Military. 
 
 Colonel HENRY BLACKBURNE HAMILTON, 
 late Commanding 14th (King's) Hussars, formerly in the 
 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers), M.A. of Christchurch 
 (Oxon.). Born 1841, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Henry Hamilton, M.A. , of Devonshire Place, London, pre- 
 viously an officer in the 85th Light Infantry, and Rector of 
 Thomastown, co. Kildare, by his wife Frances Margaret, dau. 
 of the late Ralph Peters, Esq., of Platbridge, co. Lancaster. 
 
 Clubs — United Service, Carlton, Wellington. Armorial 
 bearings— Gules, a mullet argent between three cinque, 
 foils pierced ermine, on a chief or, a heart of the first- 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-antelope argent, armed and unguled or, 
 charged with a mullet gules, holding between the fore-legs 
 a heart as in the arms. Motto — " Qualis ab incepto." 
 Married, first, Isabella Lottie (rf. 1881), dau. of J. K. 
 Wedderburn, Esq., and grand-dau. of Gen. Sir Thomas 
 
 M'Mahon, Bart., G.C.B., Col. loth Regt. ; and had Issue 
 — Henry Kellermann Hamilton- Wedderburn, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Scots Guards [q.v.), b. Nov. 22, i88i. He married 
 secondly, Jan. 21, 1888, Florence Emily, eldest dau. of 
 Lieut. -Gen. C. B. Ewart, C.B., R.E., Lieutenant-Governor 
 of Jersey. Postal address — United Service Club. 
 
 ISAAC TITTLE -HAMILTON, Esquire, M.A. and 
 LL.D. University of Dublin, and of the Honourable 
 Society of the King's Inns, Barrister-at-Law. Born June 
 30, 1863, second surviving son of the late James Henry Vos 
 Tittle, Gentleman, by his wife Sarah, dau. of Isaac Hardy 
 of Stony Hill, co. Antrim, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 Hill Hamilton, and sister and coheir of Hill Hamilton, 
 both of Mount Vernon, co. Antrim, all deceased; he 
 assumed name and arms of Hamilton by Royal Licence 
 dated April 20, 1898. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 
 and 4, per saltire gules and azure, a galley, sails furled and 
 oars in action or, between three cinquefoils pierced argent 
 (for Hamilton) ; 2 and 3 azure, a lion rampant or, collared 
 gules, and charged on the shoulder with an escallop sable 
 between in chief two cinquefoils and in base an escallop 
 argent (for Tittle). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, in front of two battle-axes in 
 saltire, an oak tree fructed all proper, the trunk transfixed 
 with a frame-saw or (for Hamilton) ; 2. on a mural crown 
 proper, a lion rampant or, collared gules, and charged on 
 the shoulder with an escallop sable ; above it on an escroll, 
 " In te Domine speravi." Motto — "Through." Married, 
 Oct. 27, 1898, Louisa Plunket, youngest dau. of the late 
 Rev. Patrick Foley, B.A. (Dublin), Rector of Kilscoran, 
 CO. Wexford. Residence— " ¥3.noa\2i," Silchester Road, 
 Glenageary, co. Dublin. 
 
 JAMF:S HAMILTON, Esq., J.P. co. of Middlesex. 
 Born Oct. 20, 1850, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 James Hamilton, D.D., Minister of the Presbyterian Church, 
 Regent Square, London, by his wife Anne Hovenden, eldest 
 dau. of the late John Moore of Calcutta. Armorial bear 
 ings — Gules, three cinquefoils argent, on a chief or, a heart 
 of the first charged with a cinquefoil of the second. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for his crest a heart gules, charged with a 
 cinquefoil argent; and in an escroll over the same this 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Motto. " Fidelis in adversis." Married, June i, 1887, Milli- 
 cent{«/. July 13, 1898). only dau. of the late Henry Pritchett. 
 
 M. R. C. S. . L. R. C. P. , of West Town , Somerset. Residence 
 — Gresham Road, Staines. C/«A— Staines (Staines). 
 
 JOHN HAMILTON. Gentleman. Bom Oct. 15, 1850. 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. John Hamilton, 
 Vicar of Lynsted, Kent, by his wife Augusta Hariet, dau. of 
 
 Sir Henry Hawley, Bart., of Leybourne Grange, Kent. 
 Ltvery — CbiTet. Armorial bearings — Gules, a spur- 
 rowel of six points or, between three cinquefoils argent, all 
 
 within a bordure engrailed erminois; and impaling the 
 arms of Crutchley, namely argent, a chevron gules, coiiscd 
 azure. lx:tween three torteaux, each encircled by two branches 
 of oak pro|)er. Above the shield is placed a helmet befittini; 
 his degree, with a Mantling gules doubled argent ; and 
 on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an oak tree 
 issuing from a ducal coronet, having a saw across it all 
 proper, the last having the word "Through" upon the 
 iron part of it as Motto. Married, July 24, 1883, Helen, 
 dau. of Gen. Charles Crutchley of Sunninghill Park, Ascot; 
 and has Issue— {\) John Hamilton, (ientleman, b. June {, 
 1884; (a) Charles Eliott-Hamilton, Gentleman, b, Feb. a;] 
 1888 ; (3) George Frederick Hamilton, Gentleman, b. March 
 30, 1890 ; Julia Helen ; and Margaret Euphemia. Nesidences 
 — Sunnin^dale House, Silver Hill, St. Leonards-on-Sea ; 
 and Sorbie, Broadwater Down. Tunbridge Wells. Club-^ 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 JOHN ANDREW CHARLES HAMILTON. Esquire. 
 Born May 1876, being the only son of the late John HamiUon 
 Jennings Hamilton, Esq., of Howden, Tiverton, and Ferma- 
 nagh, J. P., by his wife Augusta Catherine, second dau. of 
 the Rev. W. T. Kevill Davies of Croft Castle, in co. of 
 Hereford. Livery — Dark blue and red waistcoat. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4. per chevron argent 
 and gules, three cinquefoils within a bordure nebuly all 
 counterchanged (for Hamilton) ; 2 and 3, quarterly argent 
 and gules, in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the second 
 (for Crosse). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests, I. Upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 between two wings argent, an oak tree, penetrated trans- 
 versely by a frame-saw proper (for Hamilton) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a cross pat6e fitch^e gules, be- 
 tween two wings argent, each charged with a cross crosslet 
 of the first (for Crosse). Mottoes —" Through " (for 
 Hamilton); " Se inserit astris" (for Crosse). Married, 
 April 1903, Lilian Honor, third dau. of the late W. N. 
 Row, Esq., J. P., of Cove House, co. Devon ; and has Issue 
 — Barbara Susan. Seals — Howden. Tiverton; Broomfield, 
 Bridgewater. 
 
 SJOHN CLAUDE CAMPBELL HAMILTON, Es- 
 quire, of Sundrum, in the co. of Ayr, J. P. and D.L., 
 late Capt. and Hon. Major Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry (Earl 
 of Carrick's Own). Borti Feb. 17, 1854, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late John Hamilton of Sundrum, liy 
 his wife Katharine Barbara, eldest dau. of the late William 
 Stobart of Picktree, co. Durham. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, three fleurs-de-lis in fesse or, between as many cinque- 
 foils argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an oak-tree 
 fructed, penetrated transversely in the main stem by a 
 frame-saw proper. Motto — "Through." Married, h^rW 
 10, 1877, Marion Armstrong, dau. of the Rev. Edward 
 Charles Evans, Rector of Downham, co. Essex (second 
 son of Richard Evans, Esq., of Eyton Hall, Hereford- 
 shire) ; and has Issue — Chrystabel Mary ; Katharine Marion 
 Louise ; Maude Alexandra ; and Evelyn Hope. Seat— 
 Sundrum, co. Ayr. N.B. 
 
 SMERVYN JAMES HAMILTON. Esquire. Capt. 
 Lancashire Fusiliers. Bom 1879. being the only son 
 of the late Dacre Mervyn Archdall Hamilton, Esq., of Cor- 
 nacassa, J.P. and D.L. co. Monaghan (High Sheriff 1864), 
 by his wife Helen, dau. of Walter Nugent, a Baron of the 
 Austrian Empire. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron 
 between three cinquefoils ermine, on a canton or, as many 
 holly leaves conjoined vert. Crest — Out of three cinquefoils 
 conjoined in fesse or, an oak-tree fructed and {jenetrated 
 transversely in the main stem by a frame-saw proper, 
 frame and handles gold. Motto — "Semper virescens." 
 Seat — Comacassa, Monaghan. 
 
 H ROBERT BRUCE HAMILTON HAMILTON, 
 ™ Gentleman. Born 1878, being the eldest son of the 
 late Claud Hamilton Hamilton, Esquire, D.L. co. Stir- 
 ling, J.P. cos. Edinburgh, Stirling, and Dumbarton (who 
 assumed the name of Hamilton on succeeding to the pro- 
 perty of his uncle Claud Hamilton, Merchant at Mirzapore, 
 Bengal), by his wife Hon. Henrietta Anne Bruce, sister of 
 Lord Balfour of Burleigh. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, gules, a man's heart or, between three cinque- 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ©am 
 
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 foils ermine, a bordure indented party per pale of the second 
 and third; 2 and 3, azure, a chevron chequy argent and 
 sable between three fleurs-de-lis of the second. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a man's heart gules, charged with a cinquefoil argent. 
 Motto — " Fidelis in adversis." Postal address — Dunmore 
 Park, near Larbert, N. B. 
 
 SIDNEY GRAVES HAMILTON, Esquire, J. P. cos. 
 Gloucester and Worcester, Fellow of Hertford College, 
 Oxford. Born June 13, 1855, being the son of Maxwell 
 Hamilton of Dublin, Esq., Crown Solicitor of the N.E. 
 Circuit of Ireland, by his wife Mary John, dau. and coheir 
 of John Graves of Mickleton, co. Gloucester. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, three cinquefoils pierced 
 
 ermine, on a canton argent, a lymphad with sails furled 
 sable (for Hamilton) ; 2 and 3, gules, an eagle displayed or, 
 beaked membered and ducally crowned argent, within an 
 orle of cross-crosslets of the second (for Graves). Crest — 
 Issuing from a ducal coronet gules, an oak-tree proper, 
 the trunk traversed by a frame-saw also proper, dependent 
 from the branches, on the sinister side, a shield gules, 
 thereon a cross crosslet or. Motto — "Through." Estate — 
 Kiftsgate Court, or Mickleton Manor Estate, co. Gloucester. 
 Postal addresses — Kiftsgate Court, Campden, Gloucester- 
 shire ; or Hertford College, Oxford. 
 
 SUSAN ELIZA HAMILTON, Widow, daughter of 
 Charles Bowman of Ipswich. Armorial bearings are, 
 upon a lozenge : Quarterly i and 4, per chevron argent 
 and gules, three cmquefoils within a bordure nebuly all 
 counterchanged (for Hamilton) ; 2 and 3, quarterly argent 
 and gules, in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the second. 
 Married John Hamilton, Esq., of Tynecourt House, J. P. 
 (who d. 1880) ; and has had Issue — John Hamilton Jennings 
 Hamilton, Esq., of Howden, Tiverton, and of Fermanagh, 
 J. P. , b. March 26, 1848 {m. July 17, 1875, Augusta Catherine, 
 second d. of the Rev. W. T. Kevill Davies of Croft Castle, 
 CO. of Hereford, and d. 1887, leaving John Andrew Charles 
 Hamilton, Gentleman, b. May 1876 ; and Augusta Corisande 
 Susan] ; Mary [jn. firstly, Dec. 4, 1874, Walter Glyn Law- 
 rell. Esq, Capt. 4th Hussars, who d. 1880; secondly, Henry 
 B. Kingscote, Esq., Major R.A.]; and Susan [m. Nov. i, 
 1880, the Rt. Hon. the 3rd Earl of Malmesbury]. Seals — 
 Tynecourt, Bridgewater ; and Howden, Tiverton. 
 
 S WILLIAM MALCOLM FLEMING HAMILTON, 
 Esquire, Captain in the 71st Highland Light Infantry. 
 Born Nov. 25, 1869, being the only son of the late William 
 Charles Stewart Hamilton, Esq., of Craighlaw, J. P. and 
 D.L. for the co. of Wigtown, by his wife Margaret Anne 
 Mary,dau. of the late Thomas Jones of Hinton Charterhouse, 
 CO. Somerset. Livery — Claret colour, waistcoat narrowly 
 striped red and white. .Armorial bearings -Gules, a mullet 
 between three cinquefoils within a bordure waved argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dolphin pursuing another fish of the sea in the 
 waters proper. Motto— " Honestum pro patria." Seat— 
 Craighlaw, Kirkcowan, N.B. 
 
 HAMILTON of Westburn (L.O., c. 1672-7). Gules, 
 three cinquefoils ermine, a bordure potent counterpotent of 
 the second and first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a hand grasping a lance 
 in bend sinister proper. Motto — " Et arma et virtus." 
 
 ? Present representative. 
 
 Hamilton (rematric. 1787). Arms as above, with a 
 holly-leaf or in the fesse point. Crest and Motto as above. 
 Son of Major Gilbert Hamilton, b. ; d \ m. 
 
 1847, Charlotte Gertrude, d. of Campbell : — 
 
 Archibald A. Hamilton, Gentleman, M.D. , b. 
 Pes. — Westbourne House, Crowle, Doncaster. 
 
 HAMILTON of Craighlaw, formerly of Ladylands 
 (matric. L.O., c. 1672-7). Gules, a mullet between three 
 cinquefoils argent, within a bordure wavy of the last. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, on waves of the sea, a dolphin in chase of a 
 flying fish all proper. Motto—" Honestum pro patria." 
 
 Son of William Charles Stewart Hamilton, Esq., J. P. 
 
 and D.L., of Craighlaw, b. 1831 ; d. 1876; m. 1863, 
 
 Margaret Anne Mary, d. of Thomas Jones of Hinton 
 
 Charter House : — 
 William Malcolm Fleming Hamilton, Esq., J. P., Capt. 
 Highland Light Infantry, b. 25 Nov. 1869. Seat — Craigh- 
 law, Kirkcowan, co. Wigton. Clubs — Army and Navy, 
 New (Edinburgh). 
 
 HAMILTON of Irvine, Ayrshire (9 Jan. 1902) Azure, 
 on a chevron argent, between three lymphads sails furled 
 or, flagged gules, a fleur-de-lis of the third, accompanied 
 by two ravens sable. Mantling azure, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, on a mount, an oak- 
 tree proper, fructed or. Motto — " Labora." 
 
 Son of William Hamilton, Shipowner, ^. ; d. ; 
 
 m. , Jane, d. of John Mackie : — 
 
 John Mackie Hamilton, Gentleman, b. . Seat — 
 
 Irvine, Ayrshire. Pes. — 
 
 HAMILTON (U.O., Confn. 1897). Gules, a mullet 
 argent, between three cinquefoils pierced ermine, on a chief 
 or, a heart of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-antelope argent, 
 attired or, holding between the forelegs a human heart 
 and charged on the shoulder with a mullet both gules. 
 Motto — ' ' Qualis ab incepto. " 
 
 Son of Rt. Hon. Ian Trant Hamilton, 1st Lord Holm- 
 patrick, P.C., M.A., J. P. and D.L., Lieutenant and 
 Cust. Rot. of city and co. of Dublin ; b. 1839 ; d. 1898 ; 
 m. 1877, Lady Victoria Alexandrina Wellesley, sister 
 of Henry, 3rd Duke of Wellington : — 
 Rt. Hon. Hans Wellesley Hamilton, 2nd Baron Holm- 
 patrick (27 July 1897) [Supporters— Dexter, an antelope 
 argent, attired or; sinister, a lion gules, each having pendent 
 from a collar flory counterflory or, a shield ermine, charged 
 with a heart gules], b. 1886. 5ea/— Abbotstown, Castle- 
 knock, CO. Dublin. 
 
 Sons of James John Hamilton of Ballymacool, b. 1788 ; 
 d. 1842 ; m. ist, Margaret, d. of Thomas Carter of 
 Castle Martin; 2nd, 1821, Hon. Anne Geraldine de 
 Courcy, d. of John, Lord Kingsale : — 
 Rev. James Hamilton, M.A. Camb. , Vicar of Melbourne, 
 Camb., b. 1817 ; m. 1847, Louisa (d. 1893), d. of Major 
 John James Durbin of Mainstone Court, Herefordshire ; and 
 has surv. issue — (i) James Arthur Durbin Hamilton, Gentle- 
 man (Pes. — Comfort's Place, Godstone, Surrey), b. 1854 
 [m. 1883, Julia Sophia, only surv. child of late Comm. 
 George Durbin, R.N.] ; Emmeline Margaret ; and Josephine 
 Laura [m. 1883, Chas. F. Hughes Hallett]. 5«a/— Bally- 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 t)am 
 
 roacoll, Dunboyne, co. Mcath. ^«j.— Melbourne Vicar- 
 age, Koyston, Herts. 
 
 Major-Uen. Thomas de Courcy Hamilton, V.C. , late 64th 
 Regt.. Kt. of Legion of Honour, J. P. co. Gloucs.. *. 1835 ; 
 M. 1857, Mary Aime Louisa, d. of Sir William Bayncs, and 
 U.»rt. ; and has surv. issue — <i) Claude dc Courcy Hamilton, 
 Esq.. L1.-C0I. R.F.A., A.A.G. India, ^. 1861 [»». 1887, Jeanie 
 Kathleen, d. of Patrick Hill Osborne of Currandooley, 
 N.S. Wales] ; (a) Sydney Whitmore Hamilton, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1866 [m. 190a, Winifred Agnes Josephine, d. of 
 Maj.-Gen. l^wis Percivall ; Charlotte Annie [m. Rear-Adm. 
 
 iohn Sallwey HallifaxJ; Florence; and Gwendoline 
 .ouisa r*«. 1896, Walter Maclcay Staniford]. /?«.— Dun- 
 boyne, Cheltenham. 
 
 Gerald de Courcy Hamilton, Gentleman, Chief Constable 
 of Devon, 1856-1891, i. i8a8; m. 1859, Henrietta Anna 
 (</. 1893), d. of late Albany Savile of Oaklands, Devon, and 
 widow of W. O'B. H. Buchanan; and has issue — Con- 
 stantine de Courcy Hamilton, Gentleman (Ringrone, 
 Woking, Surrey), i. 1861 [m. 1887, EUza Susan Eccles, d. of 
 late Capt. R. H. Swinion, R.N. ; and has issue— Gerald de 
 Courcy Hamilton, Gentleman, t. 1899; Evelyn de Courcy ; 
 and Violet Anna de Courcy]. C/ul> — Junior Constitutional. 
 Sons of Rev. Henry Hamilton, M.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), Rector of Thomastown, CO. Kildare, *. 1795; d. 
 1874 ; m. 1840, Frances Margaret, d. of Ralph Peters 
 of Platbridge : — 
 Col. Henry Blackburne Hamilton (g.v.). 
 Arthur John Hamilton, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., i. 1846; 
 m. 1884, Evelyn Louisa, d. of F. W. Fryer of West Moors, 
 Dorset ; and has issue — Hubert Arthur Hamilton, Gentle- 
 man,^. 1894; and Frances May. /its. — Norrington, Bourne- 
 mouth. C/uii— Junior United Service, Constitutional. 
 Sons of Lt.-Gen. Henry Meade Hamilton, C.B., d. 
 i8ao; rf. 1895; m. 1845, Henrietta Mary, d. of Rev. 
 Sir Erasmus Borrowes, Bart. : — 
 Gilbert Henry Claude Hamilton, Esq., Col. late 14th 
 Hussars, and Brig. -Gen. S. Africa, d. 1853; m. 1885, 
 Florence Brooks, d. of Henry Tootal Broadhurst of Wood- 
 hill, Prestwick ; and has issue — Brian Gilbert Hamilton, 
 Gentleman, i. 1886. 
 
 Sir Bruce Meade Hamilton, K.C.B. , Major-Gen. comdg. 
 3rd Div. ist Army Corps, 6. 1857. Cluis — United Service, 
 Carlton. 
 
 Hubert Ian Wetherall Hamilton, Esq., D.S.O., Bt.-Col., 
 A.D.C. to the King, Mil. Sec. to Lord Kitchener, 6. 1861, 
 C/ui — Army and Navy. 
 
 Keith Randolph Hamilton, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. Oxford- 
 shire, Lt. Inf., 6. 1871 ; m. 1895, Ella Marcella, d. of Major 
 John Finlay of Castle Toward ; and has issue, /des. — 
 Son of Capt. Thomas Rice Hamilton, 98th Regt., d. 
 1827; killed in action, Zululand, 1879; m. Anne, d. of 
 George Baumbach : — 
 Cyril Hamilton, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. Thorneycroft's 
 Horse, 6. i860; m. Constance Lodwick ; and has issue — (i) 
 Vivian Hamilton, Gentleman, 6. ; (2) Meade Hamilton, 
 
 Gentleman, d. ; (3) Geoffrey Hamilton, Gentleman, d. 
 
 ; (4) Alexander Hamilton, Gentleman, t. 
 Res.— 
 
 Ygst. son of John Hamilton of Grove, co. Meath, b. 
 
 ; d. 1847; m. Katherine Elizabeth, d. of WilUam 
 
 Smythe of Barbavilla : — 
 
 Rev. Hans Frederick Hamilton, RectorofWoodmansterne, 
 
 b. 1829; m. 1858, Mary Georgina (</. 1898), d. and coh. of 
 
 Charles Barry Baldwin, M.P., of Boveen, King's Co. ; and 
 
 has issue — Gawayne Baldwin Hamilton, Gentleman, 
 
 Barrister-at-Law (Res. — 5 Oakley Street, Chelsea), b. 1861 
 
 {m. 1897, Agnes, d. of Lt. - Gen. Fiennes Middleton 
 
 Colvile, C.B. ; and has issue — Anthony Baldwin Hamilton, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1898I; Geraldine Frances; Evelyn Maud; 
 
 and Alice Ellinor Mary. Seat — Boveen, Sharravogue, 
 
 King's Co. Res. — Court Haw, Woodmansterne, Surrey. 
 
 "*ons of Hans Hamilton, Esq., Q.C., b. ; d. 1875 ; 
 
 »* rj-n--«a^ d. of Gen. Sir Frederick Augustus 
 
 /-'onej Hans U 
 
 ofTh"^'^'' Wamnf„'"''fon. GenM'"'e Capt. R.A.. 
 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 antelope ermine, attired or, holding between the forepa' 
 human heart gules. Motto — " Qualis ab incepto." 
 
 Sons of Trevor Richard Hamilton, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Vessington, co. Meath, b. 1831 ; d. 1891 ; m, 1854, 
 
 Elizabeth Catherine, d. of Hans Hamilton by Louisa, 
 
 d. of 3rd Lord Dufferin of Clandelxjye :^ 
 
 Trevor Blackwood Hamilton, Esq., late Capt. and Hon. 
 
 Major 5th Batt. Leinster Regt. , b. i860; m. 1883, Louis.i 
 
 Hawkes, d. of George Knox and widow of Richard (iarneli 
 
 of Summerseat, co. Meath ; and has issue — Grace Elizatxslh. 
 
 Seal — Vessington, Dunboyne, co. Meath. 
 
 Henry Stannus Hamilton, Esq., Major Lanes. Fus., b. 
 1862; m. 1891, Mary Constance, d. of Leonard Gow of 
 Hoyston, Lanarksb. Res. — 
 
 John Douglas Hamilton, Esq., Chief Commissioner of 
 Police and Sheriff at Lagos, Capt. 4th Batt Roy. Irish 
 Fus., b. 1866. /?«. — Lagos, West Africa. 
 
 ^r?tf^^-^-H.. 
 
 HAMILTON (U.O.). Quarterly gules and argent, 
 the first and fourth quarter three cinquefoils pierced ermine, 
 and a canton of the second, charged with a trefoil slipped 
 vert ; 3 and 3, a lymphad, sailed, furled, and oars out 
 sable. Mantling gules and .argent. Crest — Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, an oak-tree fructed proper, the frame or, 
 hanging from the tree a shelf argent, charged with a 
 trefoil slipped vert. Mottoes (over) — "Through"; (under 
 the arms), "Sola nobilitas virtus." 
 
 Sons of Charles William Hamilton, Esq. , of Hamwood, 
 
 J.P., b. 1802; d. 1880; m. 1841, Letitia Charlotte, il. 
 
 of late William Henry Armstrong, M.P., of M 
 
 Heaton, King's Co. :— 
 Charles Robert Hamilton, Esq., of Hamwood (q.v.). 
 Edward Chetwood Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 1847; m. 
 1870, Eleanor Georgina Anna Blanche, d. of Col. George 
 Gladwin Denniss ; and has issue— (i) Edward Charles 
 Bayley Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; (2) George Chet- 
 wood Digby Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; Blanche 
 Letitia ; Eleanor Georgina ; and Kathleen Maude Albina. 
 Res. — Inistioge, co. Kilkenny. 
 
 Arthur Hamilton, Esq., J. P. co. Dublin, formerly Lieut. 
 i2th Regt., b. 1848; m. 1874, Alma Louisa Geraldine 
 Isabella, d. of late Edward and Lady Georgiana Croker ; 
 and has surv. issue— (i) Alick Edward Croker Hamilton. 
 Gentleman, b. 1879 ; (2) Robin Arthur Vesey Hamilton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1884 ; (3) Eric Richard Monck Hamilton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888 ; (4) Geoffrey Cecil Monck Hamilton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894 ; Dorothy Alice Letitia ; Rosalie Alma 
 Georgiana; and Elsie Marguerite Monck. Seat — Hollybrook, 
 Foxrock, CO. Dublin. Club — Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 M WILLIAM KENTIGERN HAMILTON -CAMP- 
 BELL, Esquire, Captain Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry. 
 J. P. for CO. Ayr. Bom Sept. 30, 1865, being the eldest son 
 of the late Charles Vereker Hamilton -Campbell, Esq., 
 Major East Indian Army, and Col. Ayrshire Yeomanry 
 Cavalry from 1873 to 1885, by his wife Mary Sancrofi Ran- 
 dall, only dau. of Samuel Randall, Esq., of Orford. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Gyronny of eight ermines and gules, in each 
 of the last four gyrons a bezant. Mantling gules, doubled 
 ermine. Crest— On a wreath of the liveries, a hand issuing 
 from a cloud holding a signet letter proper. Motto— 
 " Optime quod opportune." Seat — Netherplace, Ayrshire. 
 C/«^— County (Ayr). 
 
 Colonel SHEFFIELD HAMILTON-GRACE, for- 
 merly Major 68th Foot, J. P. for co. Sussex. Bom May 1835, 
 being the only son of the late Sheffield Grace, Esq., K.H., 
 LL.D., of Knole House, by Harriet Georgiana, last sur- 
 viving dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Sir John Hamilton, first Bart., 
 of Woodbrook, co. Tyrone ; and assumed the additional 
 surname and arms of Hamilton by Royal License in 1880. 
 67a*— United Service. Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly i 
 and 4, gules a lion rampant per fesse aigent and or, a 
 crescent for difference (for Grace) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i. and 
 iiii. gules, three cinquefoils ermine, ii. and iii. argent, a 
 lymphad sails furled sable, in the fesse point a crescent ot 
 the last, and as an honourable augmentation a chief argent, 
 thereupon on a mount vert inscribed "Alba de Tormes" in 
 letters of gold, a castle with the wall on either side broken, 
 and from the battlements the flag of Spain flying proper 
 
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 MaSt^' a "itjF/e/'^"* • ^"'^ ^^^ ^'^ Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 »ntllng. ^ ''^mi-lion rampant argent, with the Motto over, "En 
 
 „ ' " Jion riu '^e cinm r 3.na irom ine oaiiiemenis ine nag 01 opain iiyiiig h'^ 
 
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 grace affid " ; 2. of honourable augmentation, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a castle as in the arms, 
 and in an escroll above the words, "Alba de Tormes" (for 
 Hamilton) ; 3. upon a wreath of the colours, an oak tree 
 proper, charged with a crescent sable, a frame-saw through 
 the trunk fesseways, also proper; and above the Motto, 
 ' ' Through. ' ' Motto (below the arms) — ' ' Concordant nomine 
 facta." Married, 1875, Anne {d. 1898), only dau. of the 
 late Joseph Smijth- Windham of Wawne, co. York; and 
 has Issue — Raymond Sheffield Hamilton-Grace, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Durham Light Infantry, b. 1881 ; and Harriet 
 Kathleen. Seats — Knole House, Frant, near Tunbridge 
 Wells ; Woodbrook, Tyrone, Omagh, Ireland. 
 
 HAMILTON NOEL HAMILTON-HOARE, Gentle- 
 man, Member of Hoare's Bank. Born Feb. 20, 1836, being 
 the eldest son of the Rev. William Henry Hoare of Oakfield, 
 Crawley, co. Sussex, M.A. Camb. , formerly Fellow of St. 
 John's College in that University, by Araminta Anne his 
 wife, third dau. of the late Lieut. -Gen. Sir John Hamilton, 
 Bart. , of Woodbrook, co. Tyrone, Governor of Duncannon 
 Fort, Colonel of the 69th Regt. of Foot, and Hon. Knt. 
 Comm. of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower 
 and Sword [and sister of the late Lieut. -Col. Sir James John 
 Hamilton, Bart., upon whose death s.p., Jan. 12, 1876, Mr. 
 Hamilton-Hoare, inright of his mother, became one of his co- 
 heirs and representatives] ; assumed by Royal License, 1884, 
 the surname and arms of Hamilton in addition to and before 
 that of Hoare. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, sable an eagle displayed with two heads 
 argent, charged on the breast with an ermine spot, within 
 a bordure engrailed of the secornl (for Hoare) ; 2 and 3, 
 quarterly i. and iiii., gules three cinquefoils erm.; ii. and iii., 
 argent a lymphad, sails furled sable, in the fesse point a 
 crescent of the last, together with the following honourable 
 augmentation : a chief argent, thereon, upon a mount vert, 
 inscribed "Alba de Tormes" in letters gold, a castle with 
 the wall on either side broken, and from the battlements 
 the flag of Spain flying ppr. (for Hamilton). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased argent, charged 
 with an ermine spot (for Hoare) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet 
 or, an oak tree ppr. , charged with a crescent sable, a frame- 
 saw through the stem fesseways also ppr. (for Hamilton) ; 
 3. as an honourable augmentation, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a castle as in the arms. 
 Seat — Oakfield Lodge, Three Bridges, co. Sussex. Town 
 residence — 3 Draycott Place, W. C/«^— Brooks's. 
 
 JAMES GIBSON HAMILTON- STARKE, Esquire, 
 I M.A., F.S.A. , a member of the Scotch Bar, and some years 
 a Judge in Jamaica, Justice of the Peace for the counties 
 of Dumfries and Kirkcudbright. Born February 9, 1837, 
 being the eldest son of the late James Starke, Esquire, of 
 Troqueer Holm, by his wife John Hamilton, daughter and 
 heir of Major James Gibson [eldest son of James Gibson, 
 Doctor of Medicine, Edinburgh, by Jean his wife, dau. and 
 eventually sole heir of Major Thomas Hamilton of the 8th 
 Royal Irish Dragoons]. He assumed the additional surname 
 of Hamilton as lineal representative, through his mother, of 
 the ancient family of Hamilton of Olivestob, in the county of 
 Haddington. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 :^uarterly i and 4 azure, a chevron argent between a bull's 
 !head erased and two acorns in chief and in base a key fess- 
 'ways, wards downwards or (for Starke); 2 and 3 gules, a 
 martlet between three cinquefoils argent, a bordure em- 
 battled or (for Hamilton). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. a dexter hand proper, grip- 
 jping by the lug and the horn a bull's head downwards 
 [erased or, distilling drops of blood proper (motto, over — 
 " Fortiorum fortia facta," for Starke) ; an antelope's head 
 proper, gorged and attired gules, and over it in an escroll 
 this Motto, " Invia virtuti pervia" (for Hamilton); and 
 below the shield, " Auxilio Dei." Married, April 15, 
 ^3, Amelia, dau. of the Rev. Richard Rowland Bloxam, 
 IM.A., Rector of Harlaston, co. Stafford, and grand-dau. of 
 :l.ieut.-General Thomas Goldie of Goldielea, co. Kirkcud- 
 bright. 5«a^— Troqueer Holm, Dumfries, N.B. Club — 
 County (Dumfries). 
 
 HAMILTON- WEDDERBURN (R.L., 14 Jan. 1904, 
 H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a chevron between 
 
 three roses gules, barbed vert (Wedderburn, L.O., c. 
 1672-7) ; 2 and 3, gules, a mullet argent, between three 
 cinquefoils pierced ermine, on a chief or, a human heart of 
 the first (Hamilton, U.O., 1897). Mantling gules and 
 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, an eagle's 
 head erased proper (Wedderburn) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-antelope argent, attired or, holding between 
 the forelegs a human heart, and charged on the shoulder 
 with a mullet both gules. Mottoes — " Non degener," 
 " Aquila non captat muscas " (Wedderburn); ''Qualisab 
 incepto" (Hamilton). 
 
 Only son of Col. Henry Blackburne Hamilton, late 
 
 coindg. 14th (King's) Hussars, andprev. 6th D.G.M.A. 
 
 [q.v.), b. 1841 ; m. 1st, 1874, Isabella Lottie, d. of 
 
 John Kellermann Wedderburn, formerly 2nd Life 
 
 Guards, and gd. of Gen. Sir Thomas MacMahon, 
 
 Bart.,G.C.B. :— 
 
 Henry Kellermann Hamilton- Wedderburn (R.L. , 1904, 
 
 formerly Hamilton), Gentleman, Lieut. Scots Guards, b. 
 
 1881. Res. — 98 Park Street, Grosvenor Square, London, 
 
 W. Clubs — Guards', Cavalry. Post. add. — Guards' Club, 
 
 Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 HAMLYN, see CALMADY-HAMLYN, 
 LIFANT-HAMLYN. 
 
 and SIL- 
 
 FREDERICK HAMLYN, Gentleman, of Clovelly 
 Court, CO. Devon, youngest son of Robert Gosling of 
 Hassobury, co. Essex ; assumed by Royal License the 
 name and arms of Hamlyn on his marriage. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a lion rampant per fesse wavy argent 
 and ermine, ducally crowned or, and (for distinction) in the 
 chief point a cross crosslet of the last, and upon an escut- 
 cheon of pretence the arms of Fane, namely azure, three 
 dexter gauntlets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-swan proper, on 
 each wing expanded sable a white rose of the first, and 
 on the breast a bird-bolt erect, the head downwards, of 
 the second, charged on the neck for distinction with a cross 
 crosslet also sable. Motto — " Mea virtute me involve." 
 Married, June 11, 1889, Christine Louisa, sister and co- 
 heiress of the late Neville Hamlyn Batson Fane of Clovelly 
 Court and Avon Tyrrell, and dau. of the late Henry Edward 
 Hamlyn Fane, M.P., of Clovelly Court. 5ea/5— Clovelly 
 Court, Bideford, co. Devon; The Old Hall, Langham, 
 Oakham. 
 
 HAMLYN (R.L., H. Coll.). Per fesse indented sable 
 and argent, two swords in saltire between as many 
 grvphons' heads erased in pale all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a griffin passant wings elevated and 
 endorsed sable, on the wings a quatrefoil argent, two swords 
 in saltire proper, pommels and hilts or. Motto — "Caute 
 sed strenue." Livery — Blue and silver. 
 
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 Son of Rev. Charles William Hunt Holley, M.A., 
 Vicar of Okehampton, b. 1845 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1876, 
 Susan Kmily (who resumed the surname of Mamlyn 
 by Roy. Lie), d. of Shilston Calmady tlamlyn, Kstj., 
 j.P. and D. I^, of Leawood and Paschoe, Uevun, l^ord 
 of the Manor of Willesworthy (Migh Sheriff co. Devon 
 1878):- 
 Charles Hamlyn Hunt Hamlyn, Gentleman, B.A., Lieut. 
 Roy. N. Devon Hussars, Lord of the Manor of Willes- 
 worthy, i. i88a Stats — Leawood, Bridestowe, Devon ; Pas- 
 choe. Bow, N. Devon. Club — New Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 HAMLYN (H. Coll.). Per fess wavy gules and argent, 
 a lion rampant between two arrows points downwards 
 counterchanged, within a bordure per fesse of the second 
 and first, charged with two mrteaux in chief and a plate in 
 base. Matltllng gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, upon a rock proper, six arrows three and 
 three saltirewise argent, interlaced with a chaplct of roses 
 of the last leaved vert. 
 
 Son of William Hamlyn of Buckfastleigh, co. Devon, 
 
 b. 1822 ; d. 1864; m. 1847, Mary, d. of James Hamlyn 
 
 of Lower Ash : — 
 
 James Hamlyn, Esq., J.P. co. Devon, b. 1847 ; m. 1874, 
 
 Sarah, d. of John Petrie of Broomfield, Rochdale ; and has 
 
 issue — (i) William Petrie Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1877; (2) 
 
 Joseph Burford Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1880 ; (3) Harold 
 
 James Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1883; (4) Eric Henley 
 
 Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (5) Edward Claude Hamlyn, 
 
 Gentlenjan, b. 1887 ; Gertrude ; and Winifred Mary. 
 
 Ifes. — Bossell Park, Buckfastleigh, Devon. 
 
 Sons of John Hamlyn (s. of William Hamlyn, d. 1864), 3. 
 
 1849 ; d. 1898 ; w. 1874, Mary, d. of John Funeaux: — 
 
 John Hamlyn, Gef)tleman, b. 1876. ^«.— Texas, U.S.A. 
 
 Ralph Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. i88i. /ies. — S. Africa. 
 
 Yr. sons of William Hamlyn (see above), b. 1822 ; 
 
 </. 1864 :— 
 
 Joseph Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; m. 1874, Elizabeth 
 
 Green, d. of Henry Hamling of Dean Prior ; and has issue — 
 
 Mabel ; and Violet, /fes. — Fullaford, Buckfastleigh, Devon. 
 
 William Hamlyn, Esq., J.P. co. Devon, b. 1852; m. 
 
 1886, Ethel, d. of Ralph Shorrock Ashton, Esq., J. P., B.A., 
 
 of Woodlands, Darwen, Lanes. ; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 
 William Ashton Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (2) Douglas 
 
 Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; and Joan. Hes. — Hapstead, 
 
 Buckfastleigh, co. Devon. 
 
 Thomas Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; m. 1884, Mary, 
 d. of Ralph Shorrock Ashton, Esq., J. P., B.A., of Wood- 
 lands, Darwen, Lanes.; and has issue — Ralph Ashton 
 Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. 1886; Rachel Mary; and Dora. 
 Hes. — Buckfastleigh, Devon. 
 
 Hugh Walter Hamlyn, Gentleman, b. i86i ; w 
 Effic, d. of N. Orr of New Jersey, U.S.A, Jfes.— 
 
 STEPHEN HAMMICK, Esquire, J.P., Bombay C.S. 
 /iom May 9, 1846, being the third son of Rev. Sir .St. Vincent 
 Love Hammick, Bart., and Mary, dau. of Rol)crt Alexander 
 of London. Armorial beariagns— Paly of four or and vert, 
 a Ixjrdure ermine chaffjcd with seven hurts, on a chief azure, 
 a lion passant argent. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion per pale or and vert, 
 holding an escarbuncle or. MottO — " I^audari a laudato." 
 Married, April 9, 1885, Constance, dau. of (Jen. F. 
 Schneider ; and has Issue — (i) St. Vincent Frederiik Ham- 
 mick, Gentleman, b. Aug. 11, 1886; (2) Eustace Hanunick, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 19, 1888 ; (3) Ernest Lumley Hammick, 
 Gentleman, b. April 7, 1890; and Mary Caroline. Seat— 
 Cample Haye, Tavistock. 
 
 BASIL EDWARD HAMMOND, Gentleman, M.A. 
 (Camb. ), Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Per chevron sable and gules, two doves 
 close in chief and three cocks' heads erased one and two in 
 base all or. Mantling sable and or. Crest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dove close proper, Initween two ears of 
 wheat stalked and leaved or, supporting with the dexter leg 
 a tilting-spear erect proper, therefrom flowing to the sinister 
 a banner gules, charged with a cock's head as in the arms. 
 Motto— " Fideliter.' Postal address — Trinity College, 
 Cambridge. 
 
 OSBERT RENN LEIGH HAMPDEN. Esquire, 
 Capt. ist Batt. Oxfordshire Light Infantry. Bom May 7, 
 1877, being the eldest son of the late Reverend Pre- 
 bendary Edward Renn Hampden, by his wife Catherine 
 Emma, daughter of the Reverend Prebendary Edward 
 Burdett Hawkshaw of Weston-under-Penyard, co. Hereford 
 (and grandson of the Rt. Rev. Renn Dickson Hampden, 
 D.D., Lord Bishop of Hereford). Armorial bearing^— Ar- 
 gent, a saltire double-parted and fretty, Ijetween four eagles 
 displayed azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a talbot ermine, gorged with a collar gemel, and resting 
 the dexter foot upon a cross pat6e azure. Motto— "Ves- 
 tigia nulla retrorsum." Postal address — Ewelme Old 
 Mansion, Wallingford, Oxon. 
 
 HANBURY, quartered by SPARROW. 
 
 HANBURY, see BATEMAN-HANBURY-KINCA: 
 LENNOX. 
 
 ADALBERT WILLIAM ALLEN HANBUR' 
 
 Gentleman. Born , being the only son of the late 
 
 William Allen Hanbury, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, a bend engrailed vert, cotised sable, a bordure 
 engrailed of the second, charged with four trefoils slipped 
 of the first. Mantling vert and or. Crest— Out of a 
 mural crown sable, a demi-lion or, charged on the shoulder 
 with three trefoils slipped one and two, and gorged with a 
 collar gemel vert, holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe, 
 the staff sable, the head gold. Motto — ' ' Nil desperandura." 
 
 SJOHN CAPEL HANBURY, Esquire, J.P. and D, 
 Hon. Col 3rd Batt. S. Wales Borderers. Bom ' 
 14, 1853, being the only son of the late Capel Hanbury 
 Leigh, Esq. , of Pont-y-Pool Park, by his second wife Emma 
 Elizabeth, fourth daughter of the late Thomas Bates Rous 
 of Courtyrala, in the county of Glamorgan ; resumed the 
 surname of Hanbury only by Royal License, 1864. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or a bend engrailed 
 vert, plain cotised sable (for Hanbury) ; 2 and 3 gules, a 
 cross engrailed argent, in the first quarter a lozenge of the 
 second (for Leigh). Mantling vert and or. Crests - 1. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, out of a mural crown sable, a 
 demi-lion rampant or, holding in the paws a battle-axe 
 also sable, helved gold (for Hanbury) ; 2. upon a vn-eath 
 of the colours, a unicorn's head erased argent, armed and 
 crined or (for Leigh). Motto — "Nee prece nee pretio.' 
 Married, Jan. 8, 1885, Louisa Charlotte, 'I'asmania, younger 
 surviving dau. of Col. Edward Hungerford Eagar ; and has 
 Issue — Capel Lionel Charles Hanbury, Gentleman, b, Oct. 
 I, 1893. Seat — Pont-y-Pool Park, co, Monmouth. 
 
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 Sir THOMAS HANBURY, Knight Commander of the 
 Royal V'ictoriiin Onlof (1901), F.L.S.. KniKht of the Order 
 of Si. Maurice and St. I.,a<anis, and Knight Commander 
 of the Cross of the Crown of Italy. Horn June ai, 183a, 
 being the third son of the late Danifl licll Hanbury of 
 Clapliam, Surrey, and of Rachel, dau. of Thomas Christy 
 of Hroomticld, near Chelmsford. Armorial beaiinfi^ as 
 recorded in the College of .Arms arc not adopted or accepted, 
 those used being as granted in 1633 to John Hanbury of 
 Purselt Grttn, co. Worcester, namely, or, a bend engrailed 
 vert, plain cottised sable, a mullet for difference of the last. 
 ifMiitUny guUs and argent. Crest (on a wreath or and 
 vert) — Out of a mural crown sable, a demi-lion gold, hold- 
 ing in the dexter paw a battle-axe of the last, helved of the 
 first, and charged on the shoulder wtlh a trefoil slipped vert. 
 The descent of Sir Thomas Hanbuiy from the above-men- 
 tioned John Hanbury is not vet officially proved or recorded. 
 Married, March 10, 1868, Katharine Aldam, eldest dau. of 
 Thomas Pease of Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire ; and 
 has Issue— {\\ Cecil Hanbury, Esq., b. March ii, 1871 ; 
 (a) Daniel Hanbury, Esq., b. June 3, 1876; (3) Horace 
 Hanbury, Esq.. b. March 34, 1880. Jiesidence—L.a. Mortola, 
 Ventimiglia, Italy. C/«* - National Liberal. 
 
 ALAN BERTRAM HANBURY HANBURY-SPAR- 
 ROW, Gentleman. Assumed the additional surname and 
 arms of Hanbury by Royal Licence, 1899. Born Feb. 33, 
 1863, being the fourth and youngest son of the late Arthur 
 S|)arrow, E!>q. , of Preen Manor, co. Salop, J. P. and D. L. , 
 High Sheriff 1886, by his wife Emma Ruth, dau. of William 
 Gratrix of Eccles. co. Lancaster. Livery — Blue, gilt but- 
 tons, red waistcoat. Armorial bearingrs— Quarterly i and 
 
 4, jjer fesse azure and argent, in chief three roses of the second 
 and in base an arrow in pale proper (for Sparrow) ; 2 and 3, 
 or, on a bend engrailed vert, between two plain cotises sable, 
 three bezants (for Hanbury). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, out of the battlements 
 of a lower proper, a unicorn's head argent, horned and crined 
 or, sem6e of pheons azure (for Sparrow) ; 2, out of a mural 
 crown sable, a demi-lion or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 battle axe sable, headed gold (for Hanbury). Motto—" In 
 E)eo solo salus est." Married, May 26, 1891, Christian 
 
 Annie Margaret, dau. of Major-Gen., Charles Jocelyn Cecil 
 Silltry, late lath Suffolk Regt., by Christina his wife, dau. 
 of Archibald Smith of Holiart Town ; and has Issue— (\) 
 Arthur Alan Hanbury Hanbury-Sparrow, Gentleman, b. 
 April 1. 189a ; (a) Brian Hanbury Hanbury-Sparrow, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 7, 1896 ; and Ruth Margaret Siilery. Estates 
 — Eaton-undcr-Heywood, and Riishbury, co. Salop. Kesi- 
 dence — The Uplands, Tcttenhall, co. Stafford. 
 
 HANCOCK (Confn. U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 ermine, a cock gules, on a chief engrailed sable, three 
 dexter hands appaum^e couped at the wrist proper 
 (Hancock); a and 3, per bena sable and argent, a liend 
 embattled counter-embattled between two trefoils slipped 
 
 all counterchanged (Strangman). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant argent, charged on the shoulder with a fusil 
 azure, and holding between the paws an ogress, charged 
 with a cock of the first, MottO — " Vigilate et orate." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Strangman Hancock of Lisburn, co. 
 
 Down, Ireland, b. 1813; d. 1871; m. i860, Emma, d. 
 
 of John Thomas Towson, F.R.G.S. : — 
 Charles Hancock, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. — 
 George Strangman Hancock, Esq., J. P. Witwatersrand 
 Dist., Transvaal, b. 1865; in. 1895, Gertrude, d. of William 
 Scott of Manchester (by his wife Emma, d. of John White- 
 head of Elton, Lanes.) ; and has issue — Dugald Strangman 
 Hancock, Gentleman, b. 1897. Res. — Cleveland, Transvaal. 
 
 Sons of George Hancock, b. i8ao ; d. 1880 ; m. 1850, 
 
 Rachel Barratt : — 
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 ALFRED JOHN HANCOCKS, Esquire, formetly Capt. 
 ist Worcestershire Rifle Volunteers. Born 1828, being the 
 eldest son of the late John Hancocks, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of the late John White of Astley, co. Wor- 
 cester. Armorial bearing^ — Per chevron azure and gules, 
 in chief a garb between two cocks respecting each other, in 
 base a lion rampant or. Mantling; azure and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a cock gules, 
 holding with its dexter claw an ear of wheat or. Motto— 
 " Redeem time." Married, 1851, his cousin, Caroline 
 l^ouisa, second dau. and co-heiress of the late Samuel Han- 
 cocks of Woodfield House ; and has Issue — (i) Alfred Ernest 
 Collingwood Hancocks, Gentleman, d. 1856 ; (2) William 
 Hancocks, Gentleman, b. 1857 \m., 1885, Edith, dua. of 
 Edward Paris of Claughton, Cheshire]; (3) Edgar Talbot 
 Hancocks, Gentleman, b. 1862 \m., 1888, Constance, dau. 
 of Edward Paris of Claughton, Cheshire]; Caroline 
 Louisa, rf. 1866; Constance Ellen; Georgina Isabel; Are- 
 thusa Grace ; and Adeline Ariadne. Seats — The Birches, 
 Wolverley, near Kidderminster ; Blakeshall House, Kidder- 
 minster. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ANNESLEY JOHN HANCOCKS, Esquire, Major R. 
 Inniskilling Fusiliers. Born Sept. 13, 1864, being the only 
 surviving son of the late Arthur Annesley Hancocks, Gen- 
 tleman, by his wife Gertrude Elizabeth, dau. of the late 
 Rev. John William Donaldson, D.D. , Fellow of Trin. 
 Coll. , Cambridge. Armorial bearings — Per chevron azure 
 and gules, in chief a garb between two cocks respecting 
 each other, in base a lion rampant or. Mantling' azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a cock gules holding with its dexter claw an ear of 
 wheat or. Motto — " Redeem time." Married, 1893, Mary 
 Beatrice, dau. of E. Renaud of Oldswinford, Stourbridge ; 
 and has Issue — Marguerite Gertrude. 
 
 S AUGUSTUS TALBOT HANCOCKS, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L., late Major Worcestershire Militia. Born 
 April 23, 1838, being the fourth son of John Hancocks, 
 Esq., of Wolverley Court, J. P. cos. Worcester, Stafford, 
 and Salop, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late John 
 White of Astley, co. Worcester. Armorial bearings — 
 Per chevron azure and gules, in chief a garb between two 
 cocks respecting each other, and in base a lion rampant 
 or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a cock gules holding with its 
 dexter claw an ear of wheat or. Motto — " Redeem time." 
 Married, 1888, Edith, dau. of the late Surgeon - Major 
 Joseph Salter Rimington, Bombay Army ; and has Issue — 
 Noel William Talbot Hancocks, Gentleman, b. Dec. 1889 
 
 \(d. 1900); Augustus Cameron Hancocks, Gentleman, b. 
 
 jjuly 1892 ; and Heather Belle. 6Va/— Wolverley Court, 
 
 I Kidderminster. 
 
 ' GEORGE HAND, Esquire, J. P. for CO. of London, Sheriff 
 jof the City of London 1894-1895. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, on a chevron between two dexter hands couped at the 
 jwrist in chief, and a snaffle-bit in base all or, a like hand 
 jbetween two bosses sable, and impahng the arms of Payne, 
 '.namely argent, on a bend gules, between a rose also gules, 
 jstalked, leaved, and slipped in chief proper, and a mari- 
 jgold stalked, leaved, and slipped in base also proper, five 
 cinquefoils of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 .or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a cubit arm holding a marigold, leaved and slipped 
 iproper, an escutcheon gules, charged with a golden fleece ; 
 iwith the Motto, " Perseverantia. " 
 I 
 
 HANDCOCK (Granted by Sir Edward Walker, Garter, 
 
 1645). Ermine, on a chief sable, a dexter hand couped at 
 
 the wrist between two cocks argent. Mantling sable and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 
 rampant azure, holding between the paws a fusil argent, 
 
 charged with a cock gules. Motto — " Vigilate et orate." 
 
 Sons of Richard, 4th Baron Castlemaine, b. 1826 ; d. 
 
 1892 ; ni. 1857, Hon. Louisa Matilda Harris, d. of the 
 
 2nd Lord Harris : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Albert Edward Handcock, jth Baron 
 
 Castlemaine, of Moydrum Castle, co. Westmeath, Lieut. 
 
 land Custos. Rot. co. Westmeath and a Rep. Peer, B.A. 
 
 !0.xford, late Lieut. 4th Batt. Roy. Inniskilling Fus. 
 
 I Supporters— Dexter, a lion guardant azure ; sinister, a cock 
 
 iproper], b. 1863 ; m. 1895, Annie Evelyn, only d. of Col. 
 
 Ifoseph Thomas Barrington of Charlton, Kent ; and has 
 
 rSsue — Hon. Evelyn Constance. Seats — Moydrum Castle, 
 
 l^thlone; Hare Island, Westmeath. Clubs— Cz.x\tor\, 
 
 Wellington, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Hon. Robert Arthur Handcock, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Westmeath, b. 1864 ; m. 1894, Ethel Violet, only d. of 
 |3ol. Sir Edmond Bainbridge, K.C.B. ; and has issue — 
 jRichard Edmond Guy Handcock, Esq., b. 1896; and 
 Violet Louisa. Seat — Garnafailagh, Athlone. 
 
 Son of Richard Henry Handcock, Esq., late Lieut. 
 Roy. Munster Fus. , b. 1858 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1886, 
 Katherine Eleonora, d. of Van. Arthur Palmer, Arch- 
 deacon of Toronto : — 
 Florence Guy Handcock, Esq., b. (posthumous) 1892. 
 
 Yr. sons of Hon. Robert John Handcock, B.A., b. 
 
 1830; d. 1902; m. 1856, Caroline, d. of Lt.-Gen. 
 
 Henry Pester, R. A. : — 
 Robert John Handcock, Gentleman, b. i860. Res. — 
 Henry Handcock, Gentleman, b. 1869. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Hon. and Rev. John Gustavus Handcock, 
 
 Rector of Annaduff, co. Leitrim, b. 1799 ; d. 1838 ; tn. 
 
 ^an 
 
 621 
 
 1827, Frances Flood, d. of John Harward Jessop of 
 Doory Hall, co. Longford : — 
 Rev. John Harward Jessop Handcock, Vicar of St. 
 Mary's, Woodlands,*. 1829; m. ist, 1856, Frances (d. 
 1864), d. of Rev. Nicholas Devereux, D.D., of Ballvrankin 
 House, CO. Wexford ; 2nd, 1873, Lucy, d. of Rev. Edward 
 Carr, LL.D., late Vicar of St. Helens; and has issue— 
 Harward Devereux Handcook, Esq., b. 1874. Res.— The 
 Vicarage, St. Mary's, Woodlands, Sevenoaks. 
 
 Richard Arthur Handcock, Gentleman, b. 1836 ; tn. 
 1865, Harriette, d. of Michael James MacCormack, M.D. ; 
 and has issue — Harriet Frances. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Hon. Charles Handcock, Barrister-at-Law, b. 
 1808 ; d. 1879 ; m. 1845, Elizabeth, d. of Daniel Kelly 
 of Cargins, co. Roscommon : — 
 Henry Handcock, Esq., b. 1855. Res. — 
 Richard Handcock, Esq., J.P. cos. Westmeath and 
 Roscommon, b. 1859. .ff«.— Glenkens, Ashburton, New 
 Zealand. C/«3— Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 
 Sons of Capt. Hon. Robert French Handcock, b. ; 
 
 d. 1871 ; m. 1848, Isabella Louisa, d. of James 
 
 Gordon : — 
 
 Robert Gordon Handcock, Esq., Major late B.S.C., b. 
 
 1849 ; »«• 1882, Hon. Audrey Mary Florence Abbott, d. of 
 
 Charles Stuart, 3rd Lord Tenterden. Res. — 
 
 Stannus Henry Handcock, Gentleman, b. 1852; m. 
 1883, Theodosia Violet, d. of Murray M'Gregor Blacker, 
 Esq., D.L. CO. Mayo, of Chantilly, Richmond, Virginia, 
 U.S.A. Seat — Ramsay TyrreU, Ingatestone, Essex. 
 
 Edward Stanley Handcock, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; m. 
 
 ist, 1880, Lucy Eleanor [d. 1882), widow of Capt. Hugh 
 
 Campbell, R.N., and d. of Capt. Clement Archer, 4th 
 
 Dragoon Gds. , of Hill House, Hampton ; 2nd, 1889, Rose 
 
 Marion, d. of Col. W. A. Middleton, C.B., R.A. ; and has 
 
 issue — Robert Temple Harris Handcock, Gentleman, late 
 
 Lieut, sth Batt. K.R.R.C, b. 188 1 ; and (by second 
 
 mar.) — Marion Dorothy; and Muriel Gordon. Res. — 
 
 Son of Tobias Handcock, b, ; d. ; m. , 
 
 Johanna Reilly : — 
 
 Richard Handcock, Esq., late Lt. -Col. 46th Regt.,3. ; 
 
 m. Jane Eraser, widow of Capt. Woodham ; and has surv. 
 
 issue — (i) Rev. William Eraser Handcock, b. \m. 1869, 
 
 Elizabeth Jane Colville] ; (2) Rev. Richard Handcock, 
 
 b. \tn. , M. Swinhoe]. Res. — 
 
 HANDLEY, see DAVENPORT-HANDLEY. 
 
 HANDLE Y (H. Coll., 25 Feb. 1904). Argent, a fess 
 invected gules between in chief two goat's sable, armed and 
 attired or, and in base a fusil of the second. 
 
 Daus. and coheirs of late Rev. William Handley, 
 Rector of Winthorpe, nr. Newark, Notts, M.A. (Can- 
 tab.), b. 1811 ; d. 1873 ; 7w. , Charlotte, d. of Oliver 
 Toulmin : — 
 Charlotte Handley. Res. — Middlebush, Chester County, 
 New Jersey. 
 Louisa, m. 1880, Edward Pirie-Gordon, Esq. (^.v.). 
 Ellen, a nun of the Order of the Sisters of Bethany. 
 Res. — House of Retreat, Lloyd Square, Pentonville. 
 
 HANDY, quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 S Colonel JOHN COMPTON HANFORD, C.B. 
 (1897), formerly Hanford-Flood, but assumed the 
 surname and arms of Hanford only by Royal Licence 
 dated March 6, 1893, served during Egyptian War, 1882-84, 
 present at the battle of Tel-el-Kebir(mentioned in despatches, 
 medal with clasp, and 4th class Medjidie), with Soudan 
 Expedition 1884, present at the battles of El Teb and Tamai 
 (two clasps 4th class Osmanieh), and with Nile Expedition 
 1884-85 (mentioned in despatches, two clasps). Born 1849, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Hanford-Flood, 
 Esq. , J. P. , D. L. , of Farmley and Flood Hall, co. Kilkenny, 
 by his wife Frances, dau. of the late Charles Hanford of 
 Woollas Hall, co. Worcester. Armorial bearings —Sable, 
 a star of eight rays argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a wivern of 
 the first, wings expanded argent. Motto— " Memorare 
 novissima." Seats— Flood Hall, Thomastown, co. Kilkenny ; 
 Woollas Hall, Pershore, co. Worcester. C/«<Jj— Cavalry, 
 Naval and Military, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 SPHELIPS BROOKE HANHAM. Esquire, Major 
 Royal Artillery. Born March 27, 1858, being the 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Dan 
 
 mn 
 
 second son of the late Captain John Hanham. by his wife 
 Amy Ursula, daughter of Alexander Copland. C/ufi — 
 Junior Army and Navv. Livery — Brown, with yellow 
 waistcoat ArmorUl Deaxlngi — He bears for Amui : 
 Quarterly or and gules, on a bend sable, three crosses 
 patde fitchte of the first. CTMt — A griffin's head erased 
 or. beaked sable. Motto — " Esse quam videri." Married, 
 Sept. 9, 1884, Gertrude Frances, eldest dau. of the late 
 Colonel P. L. C. Paget, of the Scots Guards; and has 
 Issue — (i) Richard John Phelips Hanham, Gentleman, 
 born June 5, 1885, died August 23, 1890; (a) Esmond 
 Henry Paget Hanham, Gentleman, born March la, 1887 ; 
 (3) Patrick John Hanham, Gentleman, born October 16, 
 1893. Postal address — Care of Messrs. Cox & Co. , Charing 
 Cross. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 HANKEY, quartered by DOBRfeE. 
 
 AUGUSTUS BARNARD HANKEY, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Gen. late 83rd Regt. Bom 1833, being the sixth but only 
 surviving son of the late John Barnard Hankey of Fetchain 
 Park, Surrey, by his wife Elizabeth, second dau. of John, 
 1st l^rd de Blaquiere. Armorial bearinga - Per pale 
 azure and gules, a wolf salient crniinois, vulned on the 
 shoulder of the second. Mantling .azure and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased erminois. 
 Residence — 
 
 JOHN BARNARD HANKEY, Esquire, M.A., J. P.. 
 High Sheriff 1879. Bom April 21, 1845, being the only 
 son of the late George James Barnard Hankey of Fetcham 
 Park, by his wife Andalusia, second dau. of George P. 
 Barclay of Burford Lodge, Surrey. Armorial bearingfs — 
 Per pale azure and gules, a wolf salient eminois, vulned on 
 the shoulder of the second. MantllTig azure and gules. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased 
 erminois. Married, firstly, April 27, 1872, Fanny Helen, 
 eldest dau. of Frederick Pratt Barlow; and h&% Issue ~(i) 
 George Frederick Barnard, Esq., Captain K.R. Rifle 
 Corps, b. March 22, 1873 ; (2) Edward Barnard Hankey, 
 Esq., Captain Worcester Regiment, b. April 6, 1875; (3) 
 Francis James Barnard, Gentleman, b. Dec. 5, 1886 ; 
 Dorothea; Mary Andalusia; and Cecily Elizabeth. He 
 married secondly, April 28, 1888, Ellen Gertrude, dau. of 
 Sir Edward G. Moon, Bart. ; and has further Issue — (4) 
 Thomas Barnard Hankey, Gentleman, b. July 31, 1889; 
 (S) Arthur Barnard Hankey, Gentleman ; and Miriam 
 Barnard. Seat — Fetcham Park, Leatherhead, Surrey. 
 Club — Junior Carlton, Windham. 
 
 RODOLPH ALEXANDER HANKEY, Esquire, D.L. 
 CO. Middlesex. Bom Jan. 12, 1837, being the second but 
 only surviving son of the late John Alexander Hankey, 
 Elsq., J. P., High Sheriff of Sussex 1866, Commissioner for 
 London, by his wife Ellen, dau. of William Blake of 
 Danesbury, Welwyn, CO. Herts. Armorial bearings — Per 
 pale azure and gfules, a wolf salient erminois, vulned on the 
 shoulder of the second. Mantling azure and gules. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased erminois. 
 Married, 1872, Clara, dau, of Emil von Collani of Breslau, 
 Silesia. Residence — 54 Warwick Square, S.W. 
 
 HANKINSON (H. ColL). Or, on a sahire between 
 two saltires couped in pale sable, an eagle displayed 
 between four cinquefoils of the field. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed 
 sable, charged on each wing with a cinquefoil, and resting 
 each claw on a saltire couped all or. Motto — "Propositi 
 tenax." 
 
 Sons of late Robert Chatfield Hankinson, Esq. , J. P 
 Hants, b. 1824 ; d. iqoi ; m. 1851, Louisa Anne, d. of 
 Joseph Scott, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Colney Hall 
 Norfolk :— 
 Robert Scott Hankinson, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res. — 
 Kyrle Chatfield Hankinson, Gentleman, b. 1866, 
 Res.— 
 
 Ernest Edwards Hankinson, Gentleman, b. 1869, 
 Res.— 
 
 HANNEN (H. Coll.). Sable, a demi-lion Ixjtween three 
 portcullises or, within a bordure of the last. Mantllag 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 
 HANNAY, see RAINSFORD-HANNAY. 
 
 lion sable, gorged with a collar, and therefrom pendent 
 from a chain an escutcheon or, charged with a portcullis 
 sable. Motto — " Quasrere verum." 
 
 Son of Hon. James Chitty Hannen, B.A. Oxford, 
 
 Barrister-at-Law, Registrar of Probate and Divorce 
 
 Court, b. 1851 ; d. 1903 ; m. 1876, Lucy, d. of C. 
 
 SchaefTer : — 
 
 James Archibald Winsland Hannen, Esq., B.A. Oxford, 
 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1878. Res. — 47 Palace Gardens 
 
 Terrace, London, W. 
 
 Yr. son of Rt. Hon. Sir James Hannen, Baron 
 
 Hannen, Pres. of Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Div., 
 
 and a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, b. 1821 ; d. 1S94 ; 
 
 m. 1847, Mary Elizabeth, d. of Nicholas Winsland :- 
 
 Hon. Henry Arthur Hannen, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1861; 
 
 m. 1896, Mabel, d. of late George Gould of Christchurch, 
 
 New Zealand ; and has issue— Mabel Mary. ^«.— The 
 
 Hall, West Farleigh, Kent. Club— Brooks's. 
 
 HANNING, quartered by VAUGHAN-LEE. 
 
 HANSARD, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 VICTOR HANSARD HANSARD, Gentleman, 
 A.M.LC.E. Armorial bearings— Ermine, a lion passant 
 sable, between three mullets pierced gules, on a canton 
 azure, a beehive or. Mantling sable and argent. Crert— 
 Uf)on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect, vested 
 azure, cuff or, the arm charged with a fesse aigent, thereon 
 a bee volant proper, in the hand of the last a mullet, also 
 or. Motto —" Probitas verus honos." 5«a/ - Silverleys, 
 Port Talbot, co. Glamorgan. 
 
 HANSBY, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 CHARLES AUGUSTIN HANSON, Esquire, J.P. 
 Born Sept. 11, 1846, being the eldest son of Joseph Hanson, 
 late of Fowey , Cornwall , by his wife Mary Ann, dau. of William 
 Hicks of Fowey. Armorial bearings— Argent, three lions 
 rampant in chevron between as many mascles azure. Blant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant azure, holding in the dexter forepaw an 
 antler or, and resting the sinister paw upon two mascles 
 fesse ways and interlaced of the last. Motto — "Semper 
 parare." Married, June 16, 1869, Martha Sabina, youngest 
 dau. of James Appelbe, Esq., J.P. of co. of Halton, 
 
 & is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 623 
 
 Canada ; and has Issue — Charles Edwin Bourne Hanson , 
 Esq., Capt. 3rd West Riding Regt., b. May 17, 1874; and 
 
 Alice Maud Appelbe. Residences — Fowey Hall, Fowey, 
 Cornwall; 39 The Mansions, S.W. Clubs — Conservative, 
 Wellington. 
 
 Sir henry HARBEN, Knight Bachelor. Born Aug. 
 24, 1823, being the eldest son of the late Henry Harben, 
 
 ly Sarah his wife, dau. of the late Benjamin Andrade. 
 .ivery — Blue, with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 izure, a saltire parted and fretty between two spear- 
 
 heads in pale, and as many spurs with leathers in 
 fesse or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet proper, 
 holding a spur leathered or, between two roses gules, leaved 
 and slipped also proper ; with the Motto, " Summis viribus." 
 Married, firstly, August i, 1846, Anne, daughter of James 
 Such ; and secondly, Mary I., daughter of Thomas BuUman 
 Cole, of Notting Hill. Of the first marriage there is Issue — 
 Henry Andrade Harben, Esquire, born August 12, 1849 ; 
 and Mary Woodgate \m. Thomas Wharrie]. Estates and 
 postal addresses — Warnham Lodge, near Horsham; and 
 Seaford Lodge, Hampstead. Clubs — St. Stephen's, Con- 
 stitutional. 
 
 HENRY EDWARD HARBIN, Esquire, J. P. co. of 
 Somerset, formerly Col. and Vol. Batt. Somerset Light Inf., 
 formerly H.E.I.C.S. Bom Nov. 11, 1829, being the third 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Edward Harbin, 
 M. A. , Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of King Weston and 
 East Lydford, Somerset, by his wife Jane, eldest dau. of 
 John Hooper of Hendford Manor, Yeovil. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a saltire voided between four spear-heads 
 erect or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — ^On a wreath 
 of the colours, a gauntleted hand couped above the wrist 
 azure, holding a spur or, leathered sable. Married, April 
 28, 1858, Ellen, second dau. of Thomas Goulding, 
 H.E.I.C.S., of Calcutta. Seat — Newton Surmaville, near 
 Yeovil, Somerset. 
 
 HARCOURT, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 HARCOURT, see VERNON-HARCOURT, 
 
 HARCOURT (R.L., 1905.). Gules, two bars or. 
 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, 
 
 a peacock close proper, Motto — " Le bon temps viendra." 
 
 Son of Rt. Hon. Sir William George Granville Venables- 
 
 Vemon-Harcourt, Kt. Bachelor, P.C, J. P., D.L., 
 
 Q. C. , M. P. , sometime Home Secretary and Chancellor 
 
 of the Exchequer, b. 1827 ; d. 1904 ; m. ist, 1859, 
 
 Maria Theresa, d. of Thomas Henry Lister : — 
 
 Lewis Harcourt (formerly Venables- Vernon-Harcourt), 
 
 Esq., M.P., b. 1863; m. 1899, Mary Ethel, d. of late 
 
 Walter H. Burns of New York and North Mymms 
 
 Park, Hatfield ; and has issue — Doris Mary Ther^se ; and 
 
 Olivia Vernon. Seats — Nuneham Park, O.xford ; Stanton 
 
 Harcourt, Eynsham. Town res. — 14 Berkeley Square, W. 
 
 Clubs — Reform. Devonshire, National Liberal. 
 
 S AUBREY HARCOURT, Esquire, J. P. co. Berks, and 
 J. P. and D.L. for Oxford, Lord of the Manor of 
 Stanton Harcourt, which has been in the family for over 
 700 years, of Nuneham Courtenay, of North Hinksey, of 
 Coggs, of Northmoor, and of Shiflford. Armorial beaiings 
 — Gules, two bars or. Mantling g^les and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 peacock close proper. Mottoes — ' • Le bon temps viendra," 
 and " Gesta verbis prsevenient." Seats — Nuneham Park, 
 Abingdon ; Stanton Harcourt, Eynsham, both in co. Ox- 
 ford. 
 
 AUGUSTUS GEORGE VERNON HARCOURT, 
 Gentleman, M.A. , F. R.S. Born 1834, being the eldest 
 son of the late Frederick Edward Vernon Harcourt, Ad- 
 miral R.N., by his wife Marcia, dau. of Admiral J. R. 
 Delap Tollemache. Armorial bearings- Gules, two bars 
 or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— Out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a peacock close proper. Mottoes — " Le bon 
 temps viendra," and "Gesta verbis praevenient." Married, 
 Sept. 10, 1872, Hon. Rachel Mary Bruce, second dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. Henry Austin, ist Lord Aberdare ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Bernard Francis Harcourt, ^Gentleman, b. 1877; (2) 
 Simon Evelyn Harcourt, b. 1882 ; Mildred Edith ; Mabel 
 Frances, twin with her sister ; Cecil Violet ; Helen Doro- 
 thea ; Janet Isabel ; Doris Margaret ; Winifred Rachel ; 
 and Isabel Marcia. Seat — St. Clare, Isle of Wight. Club 
 — Athenasum. 
 
 GUY ELLIOT HARCOURT, Gentleman. Born Aug. 
 12, 1869, being the only son of the late John Simon Chan- 
 dos Harcourt, Esq., of Ankerwycke, by his wife Harriet 
 Emma Elizabeth, third dau. of the late Admiral Sir J. H. 
 Plumridge, K.C.B., R.N. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 two bars or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Out of a 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
6a4 
 
 (E)at 
 
 ^at 
 
 ducal coronet or, a peacock close proper. Kotto — "Le 
 bon temps viendra." 
 
 LEVESON FRANCIS VERNON-HARCOURT. Gen- 
 tleman, Commander of the Imperial Order of Franc Josef 
 of Austro • Hungary (R.L., 1904)- Bom Jan. 35, 1839, 
 being the second son of the late Frederick Edward 
 Vernon - Harcourt, Admiral R.N., by his wife Marcia, 
 dau. of Admiral J. R. Delap Tollcmache. Armorial 
 bearing! — Gules, two bars or. Mantling gules and 
 or. 0r*8t — Out of a ducal coronet or, a peacock close 
 proper. MottOM — " Le bon temps viendra," and " Gesta 
 verbis pra;vcnienl. " Afarried, August a, 1870, Alice, 
 younger dau. of the late Lieut.-Col. Henry Rowland Bran- 
 dreth, R.E., F.R.S. ; and has Issue — (1) I^veson William 
 Vernon Harcourt, Genlk-man, b. Oct. 15, 1871 ; (a) Archi- 
 bald Kdward Vernon-Harcourt, Gentleman, b. July 33, 187s, 
 d. April 13, 1891 ; Evelyn Alice ; and Violet Mary. Hesi- 
 <^«<-«—H addon House, Weybridge. Club — Atbenxum. 
 
 S EDWARD EVELYN HARCOURT - VERNON, 
 Esquire. J. P. and D.L. for co. Notts, and County 
 Councillor, High Sheriff 1894, late Captain Nottinghamshire 
 Yeomanry. Born Jan. 19, 1853, being the eldest son of 
 the late Rev. Evelyn Hardolph Harcourt- Vernon, of Grove 
 Hill, Prebendary of Lincoln, by his wife Jane Charlotto, 
 youngest dau. of Edward St. John Mildniay. Armorial 
 bewruigs — Quarterly ist and 4th grand quarters, quarterly 
 I and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. argent, a fret sable; ii. and 
 iiL, or, on a fesse azure, three garbs of the field (both for 
 Vernon) ; 3 and 3, azure, two tors argent (for Venables) ; 
 and and 3rd grand quarters, gules, two bars or (for Har- 
 cotut). wftntMng sable and argent. Crests — i. a boar's 
 head erased sable, ducally gorged or (for Vernon) ; s. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a wyvern argent, standing on a weir 
 of the last, banded azure, pierced through the body in fesse 
 by an arrow, and devouring a child proper (for Venables) ; 
 3. on a ducal coronet or, a peacock close proper. Motto — 
 "Ver non semper viret." Married, firstly, Sept. 9, 1879, 
 Grace (d. March 9, i88i), dau. of the Rev. AUeyne Fitz- 
 Herbert, Rector of Warsop; and by her had Issue— (i) 
 Hardolph Venables Harcourt- Vernon, Gentleman, b. 6th, d. 
 13th March 1881. He married secondly, August 22, 1883, 
 Frances Theresa, d. of Sir William FitzHerbert, Bart ; and 
 by her has Issue — (2) Granville Charles FitzHerbert Harcourt 
 Vernon, Gentleman, b. May 30, 1891 ; (3) Egerton Gervase 
 Edward Harcourt- Vernon, Gentleman,*. July 13, 1899; Sybil 
 ■Ida; Ida Beatrice; Muriel Theresa ; and Evelyn Hermione. 
 5<ra/— Grove Hall, Retford, Notts. C/«d— Brooks's. 
 
 HARDING, quartered by NOTT. 
 
 Rev. JOHN TAYLOR HARDING, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Prebendary of Llandaff Cathedral, Proctor in 
 Convocation for Clergy of Diocese of Llandaflf, Rural 
 Dean of Monmouth, M.A. Merton College, Oxford. 
 Born February 24, 1835, being the eldest son of John 
 Harding, Esq., Capt. North Somerset Yeomanry, by his 
 wife Jane Harding, nee Morgan. Livery — 'Dax\i blue. 
 Armorial bearings -Quarterly i and 4, azure, three mart- 
 lets in bend between two bendlets argent, the whole between 
 two escarbuncles or (for Harding) ; 2 and 3, per bend 
 ermine and erminois on a chief wavy sable, an estoile 
 between two escallops argent (for Taylor). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, on a staff 
 raguly fesseways sable, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 and holding a sword, the blade wavy, all proper, charged 
 with two escallops, also sable. Married, June 25, 1857, 
 Patty, dau. of John Etherington Welch Rolls of The Hendrie, 
 Monmouthshire; and has Issue— (t) John Reginald Hard- 
 ing, Gentleman, M.I.C.E., b. May 2, 1858; (2) Charles 
 Allan Harding, Gentleman, b. Nov. 20, 1859; (3) Rev. 
 Francis Henry Harding, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Sept. 15, 
 1861; (4) George Valentine Harding, Gentleman, b. Feb. 14, 
 1865. 5«a/-Pentwyn, near Monmouth. Clubs—GrosvtaoT, 
 Junior Constitutional, Royal Albert (Southsea). 
 
 SARAH JANE HARDING, Spinster, eld. dau. of 
 Thomas Richards Harding. Esq., J. P. and D.L., by 
 Sarah Anne, dau. of Samuel Cocker, Esq. , J. P. Livery — 
 Dark blue, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 on a bend nebuly azure, between two bees volant proper, 
 three martlets or. Residences — St. Ann's Tower, Headingley, 
 Leeds ; The Hermitage, Doddington, Cambs. 
 
 « THOMAS WALTER HARDING, Esquire, J. P. for 
 West Riding of co. York, Col. (ret.) of ist West York 
 Artillery Volunteers, High Sheriff for Cambs. and Hunts 
 1901. Born Jan. 3a, 1843, being the only son of Thomas 
 Richards Harding, 1'^., J. P. and D.L. co. Cambridge, 
 High Sheriff for Cambs. and Hunts 1891, by his wife Sarah 
 Anne, dau. of Samuel Cocker of Halhcrsagc. Livery— IWwt, 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend 
 
 nebuly azure, between two bees volant proper, three mart- 
 lets or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a rock proper in front of a tilting- 
 spear erect or, a porcupine also proper. Motto — "Per 
 ardua surgo." Married, May 19, 1869, Annie Heycock, 
 second dau. of Ambrose Ekimund Butler, of Kepstorn, 
 Kirkstall, Leeds ; and has Issue — Walter Ambrose Heath 
 Harding, Gentleman, b. April i, 1870. Estates and postal 
 addresses — Hartsholme Hall, Lincoln ; The Abbey House, 
 Kirkstall, Leeds ; and Doddington, Cambs. Clubs — Con- 
 stitutional, Royal Societies'. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR HENRY HARDINGE, K.C.M.G. 
 (1897), C.B. (189s), H.M.'s Minister in Persia, late Poli- 
 tical Agent and Consul General in Zanzibar. Born Oct. 12, 
 1859, being the only son of the late Gen. the Hon. Sir 
 Arthur Edward Hardinge, K.C.B., CLE., second son of 
 the ist Viscount Hardinge, by his wife Mary Georgiana 
 Frances, Woman of the Bedchamber to H.R. H. the 
 Princess of Wales, eldest dau. of Colonel Hon. Frederick 
 Augustus Ellis (son of ist Lord Seaford). Armorial bear- 
 ings—Gules, on a chevron argent, fimbriated or, three 
 escallops sable, a crescent for difference, the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon of St. Michael and St. 
 George, and pendant his badges as K.C.M.G. and C.B., 
 and impaling on a second escutcheon the arms of Ellis, 
 namely erminois, on a cross sable five crescents. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— Uj)on a wreath of the colours, a 
 mitre gules, thereon a chevron argent, fimbriated or, charged 
 with three escallops sable. Motto — " Mens wqua rebus in 
 arduis." Married, Nov. 4, 1899, his cousin, Alexandra 
 Mina, third dau. of Major-Gen. Sir Arthur E. A. Ellis, 
 K.C.V.O., C.S.I. Seat— Bencomhe House, Dursley, 
 Gloucestershire. Clubs—St. James's, Marlborough, Tra- 
 vellers', 
 
 HARDWICK, quartered by CAVENDISH. 
 
 HARDWICKE LLOYD HARDWICKE, Esq., J. P. for 
 Gloucestershire. Born 1857, being the only surviving son of 
 the late John Lloyd Davies of Blaendyffryn, co. Cardigan, 
 by his second wife Elizabeth Bluett, only child of the late 
 Thomas Bluett Hardwicke of Tytherington, whose name he 
 has assumed ; s. his maternal great-grandfather in 1863. 
 Armorial bearlng^s — Argent, a saltire nebuly azure, be- 
 
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 tween two spear-heads sable, imbrued, in fesse, on a chief of 
 the second, three roses of the field, seeded and barbed vert. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag proper, supporting with the 
 dexter forefoot, a scaling-ladder sable. Motto — " Cervus 
 non servus. " Married, first, 1882, Elizabeth Marie, only 
 dau. of William Osborne Maclaine of Kyneton (she died 
 1883) ; second, 1885, Beatrice Richmond, dau. of William 
 Smith of Sundon House, Clifton ; and has, with other Issue— 
 Daphne. Seat — Tytherington Grange, F"alfield. 
 
 GEORGE HARDWIN GALLENGA HARDWIN, 
 Esquire, J. P. co. Monmouth, claiming to be Marquis of 
 
 Ivrea of Parma (but has not yet received any Royal Licence 
 to bear the title in England), Capt. . Born 
 
 March i, 1859, being the only son of Antonio Carlo 
 Napoleon Gallenga (Marquis of Ivrea of Parma), by his 
 wife Anna, dau. and heir of Charles Oliver Plunket John- 
 ston (illegitimate son of Oliver, loth Baron Louth) by his 
 wife Susanna Pitches, sole heir of Samuel Johnson, Little 
 Bottisham Manor, co. Cambs. Livery - ChocoXaXe, with white 
 collars. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4 (recorded 
 in Turin 1858), per fesse or and gules, in chief a gamecock 
 sable, armed, crested, and wattled of the second, in base a 
 lion passant argent; 2 and 3 (recorded in Dublin), sable 
 1 bend and in the sinister chief a lower argent, all within 
 \ bordure gobony argent and azure. Motto — "Vigil et 
 "ortis." Married, lune 18, 1894, Eva Rosena, dau. of 
 Augustine Grieshaber of Baden. 5^a^— Coedithel, Llan- 
 iago, Monmouthshire. Town res. - 20 Craven Terrace, W. 
 
 HARDY, see COZENS-HARDY. 
 
 S CHARLES STEWART HARDY, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Kent, High Sheriff 1874, Lieut.-Col. East 
 iCent Yeomanry, formerly 37th Regiment. Born Dec. 18, 
 1842, being the eldest son of the late Charles Hardy of 
 :hilhani Castle, Kent, and Odsall House, Low Moor, 
 I'orks, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife Catherine, younger 
 
 dau. of James Orr of Hollywood House, co. Down. 
 Livery — Brown coat, black and yellow waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a bend invected plain cotised gules, 
 three catherine-wheels or, on a chief of the second as many 
 leopards' faces of the third. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of ihe colours, a (k'xter arm embowed 
 in armourproper, garnished or, entwined by a branch of 
 oak vert, charged with two catherine-wheels, the one above 
 and the other below the elbow gules, the hand grasping 
 a dragon's head erased proper. Motto — "Arme de foi 
 hardi." Married, Oct. 26, 1865, Fanny Alice, second dau. 
 of Matthew Bell of Bourne Park, Canterbury, Kent ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Charles Hardy, Gentleman, b. March 9, 
 1874; (2) John Hardy, Gentleman, b. July 10, 1877, d. July 
 II, 1888; (3) Henry Stewart Hardy, Gentleman, b. March 
 8, 1880; (4) Miles Hardy, Gentleman, b. Oct. 28, 1884; 
 (S) Edward Hardy, Gentleman, b. Aug. i, 1887; (6) 
 .\!an Herbert Hardy, Gentleman, b. Nov. 2, 1889 ; Violet 
 Annis ; Mabel Ceylonia ; and Bertha Marion. Seat — 
 Chilham Castle, Canterbury. Clubs — Carlton, Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 The Late EDMUND ARMITAGE HARDY, Esquire, 
 Col. (Retired List 21st Lancers) ; medal and clasp Mooltan 
 campaign, 1848, 1849, and medal and clasp for Indian 
 Mutiny. Born March 4, 1824, being the eldest son of Col. 
 Edmund Hardy, Bombay Artillery, by his wife Grace, 
 dau. of Whaley Armitage, Esq., J. P. for co. Hereford, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse 
 invected argent, in chief an escallop or, between two lions 
 erased of the second, and in base a lion's head of the last, 
 between two escallops of the third, three magpies prof>er ; 
 and impaling the arms of Chetwood-Aiken, namely, quarterly 
 I and 4, or, a chevron sable, between two cocks respectant in 
 chief gules, and a hnnting-horn in base vert, garnished and 
 stringed of the third (for Aiken) ; 2 and, 3 quarterly argent 
 and gules, four crosses pat^e counterchanged (for Chetwood). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's head azure, gorged 
 with a collar invected argent, thereon three magpies proper. 
 
 an escallop between two quatrefoils fesseways or. Motto — 
 " Fear One." Married, Aug. 26, 1851, Grace Maxwell, 
 third daughter of Peter Freeland Aiken, Advocate, Banker, 
 of Bristol, bv his wife Constantia Elizabeth (only child of John 
 Chetwood, Esq., Capt. 33rd Regt.), who in 1885 was granted 
 a Royal License to bear the additional surname and arms 
 of Chetwood in consideration of her father, Capt. John 
 
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 Chetwood, being the heir and representative of Sir Richard 
 Cbetwood, the claimant of the ancient Barony of De WahuU, 
 in the reign of James I.); and had Issue — (i) Edmund 
 Arthur Hardy, born 1853, died 1879; (al Charles Chetwode 
 Hardy, C.E., born Nov. 17, 1864; (3) Francis Armitage 
 Hardy, M.A., born June 7, 1866; (4) Rev. Henry Ernest 
 Hardy, B.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, born Jan. 7, 1869; 
 (5) George Cecil Hardy, Lieutenant R. N., born June 14. 
 1873 ; Helen Constance ; Grace Amy (died 1874) ; and 
 Mary Gertrude [m. Cecil Arthur James Eieatty]. Residence 
 — Mapleloft, Grange Road, Westbury-on-'I'ryn, near Bristol. 
 
 S LAURENCE HARDY, Esquire, Member of Parlia- 
 ment for Ashford Division of South Kent, J. P. for the 
 W. Riding of the co. of York, and J. P. and D.L. for co. of 
 Kent, Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts of the Univer- 
 sity of Oxford. Bom April 14, 1854, being the fourth 
 son of Sir John Hardy, hrst Baronet, by his wife Laura, 
 daughter of William Holbech of Farnborough, Ban- 
 bury. C/«3j— Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge. Livery 
 — Brown and yellow. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Anna: Argent, on a bend invected, plain cotised gules, 
 three catherine-wheels or, on a chief of the second, as 
 many leopards' faces of the third ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, garnished or, charged with two catherine-wheels 
 gules, entwined by a branch oak vert, and grasping a 
 dragon's head erased proper. Motto — " Armd de foi 
 hardi. " Married, December 2, 1886, Evelyn Emily, eldest 
 daughter of Gathorne Wood of Thedden Grange, Alton, 
 in the county of Hampshire; and has Issue — (i) Arthur 
 Evelyn Hardy, Gentleman, b. Aug. 19, 1893 ; (2) Maurice 
 John Hardy, Gentleman, b. April 17, 1902. Postal add. — 
 4a Lowndes Sqtiare, S.W, ; Sandling Park, Hythe, Kent. 
 
 The Late CHARLES JOHN HARE, M.D. Cantab. 
 (Gonville and Caius Coll.), F.R.C.P., formerly Prof, of 
 
 BY WATCHFULNESSfv 
 
 WSTEADFASTNESSi 
 
 
 Clinical Medicine in Univ. Coll., London, Consulting Physi- 
 cian (late Physician) to Univ. Coll. Hosp., Hon. Fellow 
 
 and Fellow and ex-President of several learned societies. 
 Bom 1818, being the only son of the late Samuel Hare of 
 Leeds, by Mary Anne, dau. of John Eadon of Brighimore 
 House, Sheffield. Azinorlal bearings — Or, eif^ht arrows 
 interlaced saltireways and banded gules, on a chief sable, 
 three mulkts argent, a canton of the last, thereon a gate of 
 the third, the whole within a bordure ermine. Mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Orest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion argent, sem(5e of mullets gules, sup- 
 porting a flagstaff proper, therefrom flowing to the sinister 
 a pennon gules, charged with a mullet argent. Motto— 
 " By watchfulness, by steadfastness." Married, 1863, 
 Catherine, youngest dau. of Edward Westhead of Croston 
 Tower, co. Chester; and has, with other Atw*— Harcourt 
 Yates Hare, educated at Harrow, M.A. and LL.B. 
 Class Honours) of Caius Coll., Canibridge, b. 1865 
 Grace, younger dau. of the late Charles liJam, M. 
 F.R.C.P.]. £j/a/«— Wareside, Herts: Heathfield, Ktch- 
 ingham and Buxted, Sussex, and Turwcston, Bucks. 
 Residence — Berkeley House, 15 Manchester .S(|uarc, Lon- 
 don, W. 
 
 SSm GEORGE RALPH LEIGH HARIO, srcl Haronet 
 of Stow Bardolph, co. Norfolk, J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Norfolk, late Lieut. 2nd Life Guards. Born March 16, 
 1866, being the eldest son of the late Capt. Sir Thomas 
 Hare, 2nd Baronet ; and succeeded as 3rd Baronet, under 
 the creation of the United Kingdom, dated 1818, at the 
 decease of his father, Nov. 14, 1880. Armorial bearings— 
 
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 Gules, two bars and a chief indented or, impaling the 
 arms of Marsham, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion 
 passant in bend gules, between two bendlets azure (for 
 Marsham) ; 2 and 3, sable, a bull's head couped argent, 
 enclosed within a torse or and azure (for Pym). Upon the 
 escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a 
 ducal coronet or. Motto — " Non videri sed esse." 3/fl''- 
 r/^(/, December 3, 1891, Lady Florence Mary Constance, dau. 
 of the Right Honourable Sir Charles Marsham, Earl of 
 Romney ; and has Issue — Grace Constance Leigh ; Mary 
 Leigh ; and Marjorie Florence Rhoda Leigh. Esiaits— 
 Gressenhall House, in the county of Norfolk ; Cadhay, 
 in the county of Devon. Postal address — Gressenhall 
 House, East Dereham, Norfolk. C/«#j — Bachelors', 
 Windham. 
 
 HARFORD (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, two 
 bendlets argent, between three cross crosslets fitch6 in pale 
 of the last (Harford) ; 2 and 3, azure, a saltire paly ermine 
 and or, between two rams passant in pale of the second 
 
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 and as many cross crosslets fitch6 in fesse argent (Battersby). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of flames, issuant therefrom a phoenix 
 proper, two cross crosslets fitch6 in saltire argent (Harford) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, issuant out of fire proper, a 
 dragon's head per pale or and azure between a pair of 
 wings ermine. Motto — " Inter utrumque tene." Livery — 
 Black and silver. 
 
 Sons of John Battersby- Harford, Esq., J.P,, D.L., 
 M.A. , of Blaise Castle, GIos. , and Falcondale, co. 
 Cardigan, b. 1819 ; d. 1875 '< '"• 1850, Mary Charlotte 
 Elizabeth, d. of H.E. the late Baron de Bunsen, for- 
 merly Prussian Minister at the Court of St. James's : — 
 John Charles Harford, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Cardigan 
 (High Sheriff 1885), J.P. co. Gloucester, Major Imp, 
 Yeom., b. i860; ;//. 1893, Blanche Amabel (d. 1904), d. 
 of late Rt. Hon. Cecil Raikes, P.C., M.P., of Llwynegryn, 
 CO. Flint; and has issue — (i) John Henry Harford, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1896 ; (2) George Arthur Harford, Gentleman, b. 
 1897 ; and Mary Amabel. Seats — Falcondale, Lampeter, 
 Cardiganshire ; Blaise Castle, Glos. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 Frederic Dundas Harford, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. 
 Cardigan, B.A. Christ Church (Oxon.), First Sec. in H.M. 
 Diplomatic Service, b. 1862 ; m. 1896, Amy Mary Josephine, 
 d. and coh. of late Henry Joseph Stourton, Esq., J. P., of 
 Holme Hall, Yorks. [Anns as above, and in pretence: 
 Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a bend or, between six fountains 
 
 i (Stourton) ; 2. gules, on a bend between six cross crosslets 
 |fitch6 argent, an inescutcheon or charged with a demi-lion 
 'pierced through the mouth with an arrow, all within a 
 'double tressure flory and counterflory gules (Howard); 3, 
 jsable, a chevron between three estoiles argent (Langdale), 
 and many other quarterings] ; and has issue — Joan Mary. 
 \Seat — Holme Hall, York. Res. — British Legation, Buenos 
 Ayres. Clubs — St. James's, Orleans, Ranelagh. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Thomas Dundas Harford-Battersby, 
 •« b. 1822 ; d. 1883 ; m. Mary Forbes : — 
 
 Rev. John Battersby Harford, b. 1857. Hes. — North 
 Lodge, Ripon. 
 
 Rev. Dundas Harford, b. 1858. Res. — St. Stephen's 
 V'icarage, Norwich. 
 
 Rev. George Harford, b. i860. Res. — Mossley Hill 
 Vicarage, Liverpool. 
 
 Dr. Charles F. Harford, b. 1864. Res. — Livingstone 
 JoUege, Leyton, E. 
 
 JOHN REGINALD HARGREAVES, Esquire, J. P.. 
 ate Sub. -Lieut. R.N. Born April 8, 1864, being the second 
 ind onlv surviving son of the late Thomas Hargreaves, Esq. , 
 >f Arbdrfield, J.P. for Berks, High Sheriff 1867, Capt. 3rd 
 ioyal Lancashire Militia, also Hon. Lieut. R.N.R. , by his 
 vife Sarah, dau. of Washington Jackson of Liverpool. 
 omorial bearings— Quarterly or and vert, on a fesse 
 rmine, between three bucks courant counterchanged, a 
 ret gules. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 he colours, a buck's head erased vert, attired or, gorged 
 irith a collar argent, charged with a fret gules, in the mouth 
 
 a sprig of oak proper. Motto — ' ' Fortitudine et prudentia. ' ' 
 Married, June 15, 1891, Bertha Gamage de Lacy, dau. of 
 John Whitlock Stradling-Carne of St. Donat's Castle, co. 
 Glamorgan ; and has Issue— ]ohn Carne Hargreaves, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 4, 1900; Mabel Florentia; and Sybil Cicely. 
 5m/j— -Drinkstone Park, Bury St. Edmunds; Arborfield 
 Hall, Reading. Clubs — Carlton, Wellington, Automobile. 
 
 REGINALD GERVIS HARGREAVES, Esquire, J.P. 
 for Hants and Suffolk. Bom October 13, 1852, being the 
 eldest son of the late Jonathan Hargreaves, Esq., J.P. and 
 D. L. , by his wife Anna Maria, riau. of Christopher Harland 
 of Ashbourne, co. Derby. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 or and vert, on a fesse ermine, between three bucks courant 
 counterchanged, a fret gules. Mantling vert and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased vert, 
 attired or, gorged with a collar argent, charged witli a fret 
 gules, in the mouth a sprig of oak proper. Motto—" For- 
 titudine et prudentia." Married, Sept. 15, 1880, Alice 
 Pleasance, second dau. of the Very Rev. H. G. Liddell, 
 Dean of Christ's Church ; and has Issue— (x) Alan Knyveton 
 Hargreaves, Gentleman, b. Oct. 25, 1881 ; (2) Leopold 
 Reginald Hargreaves, Gentleman, b. Jan. 8, 1883 ; (3) 
 Caryl Liddell Hargreaves, Gentleman, b. Nov. 19, 1887. 
 Seat — Cuffnells, Lyndhurst, Hampshire. C/«3— Carlton. 
 
 RICHARD TATTERSALL HARGREAVES, Gentle- 
 man. BoT^i , being the eldest son of the late James 
 
 Hargreaves of Gooden House, Heap, Bury, Lanes. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Vert, a fesse nebuly argent, between a stag's 
 attires affixed to the scalp in chief and a stag courant in 
 base or. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head couped azure, gorged with a 
 collar nebuly or, within the attires a rose argent, barbed 
 and seeded proper, the whole between tvvo like roses. 
 Motto^" I die in harness." Residence — 
 
 SHis Honour Sir RICHARD HARINGTON, nth 
 Baronet, of Ridlington, co. Rutland (June 29, 1611), a 
 Judge of County Courts, J.P. cos. Hereford, Warwick, 
 and Worcester, D.L. and Chairman of Quarter Sessions 
 CO. Hereford ; succeeded his cousin in 1877. Born May 20, 
 183s, being the eldest son of the Rev. Richard Harington, 
 D.D., Rector of Old, co. Northants, and subsequently 
 Principal of Brasenose College, Oxford, by his first wife 
 Cecilia, fourth dau. of Rev. Samuel Smith, D.D. , Dean of 
 Christ Church, Oxford. Livery —B\a.ck, with white collar 
 and cuffs. Armorial bearings — Sable, a fret argent, the 
 escutcheon being charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head 
 erased or, langued and collared gules, buckled of the first. 
 Motto — " Nodo firmo." Married, June 5, i860, Frances 
 Agnata, second dau. of Rev. R. Biscoe, Prebendary of 
 Hereford and Rector of Whitbourne ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Richard Harington, Esq., M.A. (Oxon.), one of the 
 Judges of the High Court at Calcutta since 1899, J.P. and 
 b.L. CO. Hereford, b. March 3, 1861 [m., Sept. 5, 1899, the 
 Hon. Selina Louisa Grace, elder dau. of the Hon. C. S. 
 Dundas (Viscount Melville), and has issue, Richard Dundas 
 Harington, Esq., b. Sept. 1900; John Charles Dundas 
 Harington, Gentleman, b. 1903]; (2) Rev. Charles Haring- 
 ton, M.A. (Camb.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Aymer- 
 strey, Herefordshire, b. May 23, 1862 [m., 1896, Audrey 
 Emma, dau. of Rev. Robert Burges Bayly, Vicar of 
 Bosbury, and has issue, Charles Robert Harington, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1897, and John Edward Harington, Gentleman, 
 b. 1901] ; (3) Edward Harington, Esq., B.A. (Oxon.), Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, b. Oct. 25, 1863; (4) Rev. Robert Harington, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Camb.), Rector of Peterstow, 
 Ross, b. April 26, 1868 ; (5) John Harington, Esq., Capt. 
 2nd Batt. Rifle Brigade, b. April 10, 1873 ! Margaret Agnata 
 m., 1900, George Hume Pollock, Esq.]; and Frances 
 Cecilia [m. 1904, Rev. Cecil George Stokoe, M.A. , Oxon.]. 
 Seat — Whitbourne Court, Worcester. Clubs — Arthur's, 
 Oxford and Cambridge, Junior Conservative. 
 
 ROBERT EDWARD STUART HARINGTON- 
 STUART, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., Hon. Col., late 
 Capt. Rifle Brigade, eldest son of Robert Harington, Esq., 
 late Capt. 12th Lancers, by his wife Charlotte, third dau. 
 and co-heiress of the late Andrew Stuart of Castlemilk and 
 Torrance, in the county of Lanark. Assumed the surname 
 of Stuart in 1879, on succeeding to the estate of Torrance on 
 the death of his maternal aunt, Miss Christian Anne Stuart. 
 
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 C/wltf— Carlton, Army and Navy, New (Edinburgh), Scottish 
 Conservative (Edinburgh). Western (Glasgow), Conservative 
 (Glasgow). /,»Tr/v— Oxford grey or dark blue, with brass 
 mountings. Armorial bearuigs — I le lx<ars for Arms : 
 
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 Quarterly i and 4, or a bend gules, surmounted of a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, in the middle chief point a crescent 
 gules (for Stuart) ; 2 and 3 sable, a fret argent (for Haring- 
 ton), impaling the arms of Arundell, namely sable, six 
 hirondelles, three, two and one argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. a dexter hand holding a sword all proper (for Stewart) 
 and in an escroU over the same this motto, " Avant " ; 2. a 
 lion's head erased or, gorged with a thong gules, buckled 
 or, the end pendent (for Harington); with the Motto, 
 "Nodo firmo." Married, firstly, April 28, 1863, Louisa 
 Alice (</. 1898), dau. of the late Hon. Robert Arthur 
 Arundell ; secondly, 1902, Alice Sidney, dau. of Mr. and 
 Hon. Mrs. Madocks. Estate — Torrance, East Kilbride, co. 
 Lanark. Postal address — Torrance, East Kilbride, N. B. 
 
 JOHN HARKER, Esquire, M.D., J. P. Lanes. Born 
 May 9, 1834, being the second but only surviving son of 
 James Harker, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph 
 
 Harding of Sedgwick, Westmorland. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a serpent nowed proper between two 
 bugle-horns in pale stringed sable, two flaunches vair6 
 
 or and gules. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm cmlxjwed vested jxjr pale sable and gules, 
 ch.irged with two escallops or, the cuff argent, holding in 
 the hand proper a bugle-horn stringed sable. Motto— 
 "Audio et juvo." Married, Aug. 14, 1866, l.ucy, dau. 
 of the late Edward Dawson, Esq., of Aldcliffe Hall, near 
 Lancaster, J. P. Lanes. Postal address — Hazel Grove, ne.ir 
 Carnforth. Club — County (Lancaster). 
 
 HARLESTON, quartered by FOX. 
 
 Rkv. GEORGE LAW HARKNESS, M.A., late Rector 
 of St. James's, Shaftesbury, second son of late Rev. Roljert 
 Harkness, M. A. , of Garrynne and Temple Athea, co. Lime- 
 rick, Vicar of East Brent, Somerset, by his wife Jane Waiigh. 
 dau. of Rt. Rev. George Henry Law, 1). D. , Bishop of Hath 
 and Wells (by his wife Jane, dau. of General Adeatie. M.I'. 
 CO. Cambridge). Armorial bearing^ — Gyronny of eight or 
 and ermine, each piece charged with a crescent alternately 
 gules and azure, over all a lion rampant sable. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath o( the colours, a dove 
 close per pale or and vert, holding in the beak an olive 
 branch also vert, fructed gold. Motto — "Hope in (iod." 
 Married Frances, dau. of Major Albert D'Alton ; and has 
 Issue — Henry D'Alton Harkness, Esq., C.B., Major 41st 
 Regt. , b. March 10, 1859 ; and Janet. Residence— i^vCtiKS- 
 wood, Southwater, Horsham, Sussex. 
 
 Rev. henry LAW HARKNESS, M.A., Rector of 
 St. Swithin's, Worcester, fourth son of the late Rev. Robert 
 Harkness, M.A., of Garryfine and Temple Athea, co. 
 Limerick, Vicar of East Brent, Somerset, by his wife Jane 
 Waugh, dau. of Rt. Rev. George Henry Law, D.D., Bishop 
 of Bath and Wells (by his wife Jane, dau. of General Adeane, 
 M.P. CO. Cambridge). Armorial bearings— Gyronny of 
 eight or and ermine, each piece charged with a'creseent 
 alternately gules and azure, over all a lion rampant sable. 
 Mantling gfules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dove close per pale or and vert, holding in the beak an 
 olive branch also vert, fructed gold. Motto — "Hope in 
 God." Married Agatha, dau. of Edward Clarke; and 
 has Issue. Res. — The Rectory, St. Swithin's. Worcester. 
 
 Rev. JAMES CLARKE HARKNESS, M.A., Rector 
 of West Clandon, Surrey, fifth son of the late Rev. Robert 
 Harkness, M.A. , of Garryfine and Temple Athea, co. Lime- 
 rick, Vicar of East Brent, Somerset, by his wife Jane Waugh, 
 dau. of Rt. Rev. George Henry Law, D.D., Bishop of Bath 
 and Wells (by his wife Jane, dau. of General Adeane, M.P. 
 CO. Cambridge). Armorial bearings— Gyronny of eight or 
 and ermine, each piece charged with a crescent alternately 
 gules and azure, over all a lion rampant sable. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dove 
 close per pale or and vert, holding in the beak an olive 
 branch also vert, fructed gold. Motto — " Hope in God. 
 A/<zm><5? Constance Susan, dau. of G. W. Franklin, M.P. " 
 Poole, who d. Nov. 1879. Res. — West Clandon, Surrey* 
 
 Rev. ROBERT HARKNESS, M.A., late Rector of 
 Giles, Wimborne, third son of the late Rev. Robert Hark- 
 ness, M.A. , of Garryfine and Temple Athea, co. Limerick, 
 Vicar of East Brent, Somerset, by his wife Jane Waugh, 
 dau. of Rt. Rev. George Henry Law, D.D., Bishop of Hath 
 and Wells (by his wife Jane, dau. of General Adeane, M.P. 
 CO. Cambridge). Armorial bearings— Gyronny of eight or 
 and ermine, each piece charged with a crescent alternately 
 gules and azure, over all a lion rampant sable. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dove 
 close per pale or and vert, holding in the beak an olive 
 branch also vert, fructed gold. Motto — "Hope in God." 
 Married Elizabeth, dau. of William Siddon of Stoneygate 
 House, CO. Leicester, and widow of Dr. Toswill ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Robert Law Harkmess, Gentleman ; (2) William 
 Bathurt Harkness, Gentleman ; Margaret ; Katherine ; and 
 Constance. Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY HARKNESS, Esquire, late 
 Capt. sth Dragoon Guards, B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), 
 served in the Zulu Campaign 1879. Bom Jan. lo, 1854, 
 being the only son of Rev. William Harkness, M.A., of 
 Garryfine and Temple Athea, co. Limerick, Vicar of Wins- 
 combe, CO. Somerset, by his wife Sarah Anne, dau. of John 
 Peebles, Dublin, M.D. Armorial bearings— Gyronny of 
 eight or and ermine, each piece charged with a creseeni 
 
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 alternately gules and azure, over all a lion rampant sable. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dove close per pale or and vert, holding in the beak an 
 olive branch also vert, fructed gold. Motto— " Hope in 
 (jod." Married, Feb. 1901, Lucy Emily, dau. of Major 
 Launcelot Kiggell of Cahara, Glin, co. Limerick. Seat— 
 (iarryfine,co. Limerick. y?«.— Temple Athea, co. Limerick. 
 
 HARLESTON, quartered byCONYERS, FLETCHER- 
 VANE, and LEMPRIERE. 
 
 HARMAN. see S TAFFORD-KING-HARMAN and 
 KING-HARMAN. 
 
 K THOMAS EDWARDS HARMAN, Esquire, Major 
 V? in the Army, late the Queen's, J. P. Born April 15, 
 1842, being the only son of Samuel Thomas Harman of 
 Palace, co. Wexford, by his vk'ife Mary Anne, daughter 
 of John Lloyd Edwards of Cammoline Park, co. Wex- 
 ford. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Sable, a chevron between six rams counter passant, two 
 and two argent, armed and unguled or. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a sinister arm erect, vested azure, cuffed argent, the 
 hand proper, grasping a rose-branch stalked and leaved 
 vert, bearing two roses, one gules, the other argent, seeded 
 of the first. Motto — " Dieu defend le droit." Married, 
 Jan. 15, 1885, Mary Edith, dau. of Richard Clayton-Brown- 
 Clayton, Esq., of Adlington Hall, Lanes., and Carrigbyrne, 
 Wexford, J. P. and D.L. cos. Wexford and Kilkenny ; and 
 has Issue — Thomas Clayton Harman, b. Oct. 1886 ; and 
 Katherine Olga Dorothy. Estates — Carrigbyrne, co. 
 Wexford ; Ballycaron, co. Kilkenny. Postal address — 
 Carrigbyrne, Wexford. Clubs — Junior Army and Navy, 
 Kildare Street, (Dublin). 
 
 FREDERIC WILLIAM HARMER. Gentleman, Jus- 
 
 1 tice of the Peace, Fellow of the Geological Society, Mayor 
 
 I of Norwich 1887-1888. Born April 24, 1835, being the 
 
 j eldest son of Thomas Harmer of Norwich, by, his wife 
 
 I Emily, second daughter of William Youngman, also of 
 
 i Norwich. 6V?/i^— Royal Societies'. Armorial bearings— 
 
 ' He bears for Arms : Quarterly, per fesse nebuly or and 
 
 sable, on a bend vaire, between in the second and third 
 
 quarters a rose argent, barbed, seeded, leaved, and slipped 
 
 proper, three lozenges of the first. Upon the escutcheon 
 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 
 sable and or ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 
 in front of a dexter arm embowed, vested sable, cuffed 
 
 argent, the hand proper holding three roses gules, each 
 
 barbed, seeded, leaved, and slipped also proper, three 
 
 lozenges conjoined fesseways or; with the MottO, "Esse 
 
 quam videri." Married, January 18, i860, Mary, third 
 
 daughter of Adam Lyon of Downham, in the county of 
 
 Cambridge; and has Issue — (i) John Alexander Harmer, 
 
 Gentleman, born October 27, i860; (2) Sidney Frederic 
 
 Harmer, Gentleman, born March 9, 1862 ; (3) Thomas 
 
 Bertrand Harmer, Gentleman, born November 15, 1867 ; 
 
 (4) William Douglas Harmer, Gentleman, born August 
 
 2Si 1873 ; and Edith Mary. Estates — Cringleford, and 
 
 Eaton, in the county of Norfolk. Postal address — Oakland 
 
 House, Cringleford, Norfolk. 
 
 "* HARMSWORTH (H. Coll., 1904). Azure, two rolls 
 of paper in saltire or, banded in the centre gules between 
 four bees volant of the second. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — -On a wreath of the colours, between two ostrich 
 feathers or, a cubit arm erect proper, the hand grasping 
 a roll of paper or. 
 
 Sons of Alfred Harmsworth, Barrister-at-Law (Middle 
 
 Temple), b. 1837 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1864, Geraldine Mary, 
 
 d. of William Maffett of Dublin : — 
 
 Sir Alfred Charles William Harmsworth, Bart. (23 Aug. 
 
 1904), J. P. for Cinque Ports, b. 1865; m. 1888, Mary 
 
 Elizabeth, eld. d. of Robert Milner of Kidhngton, co. 
 
 Oxford. 6Va^.f— Elmwood, St. Peter's, Isle of Thanet : 
 
 Sutton Place, Guildford. Town res. — 36 Berkeley Square, 
 
 London, W. C/a/J— Beef Steak. 
 
 Harold Sidney Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; m. 
 1893, Mary Lilian, d. of George Wade Share of Forest Hill, 
 3.E. ; and has issue — (i) Harold Alfred Vyvyan St. George 
 Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; (2) Vere Sydney Tudor 
 Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (3) Esmond Cecil 
 
 Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1898. Res. — North End Place, 
 Hampstead. 
 
 Cecil Bisshopp Harmsworth, Gentleman, B.A. (Trin. 
 Coll., Dub.), b. 1869; m. 1897, Emelie Alberta, d. of 
 William Hamilton Maffett. Barrister-at-Law, of St. Helena, 
 Finglas, co. Dublin ; and has surv. issue— Cecil Desmond 
 Bernard Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Stella Mary ; 
 and Daphne Cecil Rosemary. Res. — 28 Montague Square, 
 W. C/«3j— Devonshire, National Liberal. 
 
 Robert Leicester Harmsworth, Gentleman, M.P. for 
 Caithness-shire since 1900, b. 1870; in. 1892, Annie Louise, 
 d. of Thomas Scott of Cornard, Suffolk, and Wandsworth, 
 Surrey; and has issue— (i) Alfred Leicester St. Barbe 
 Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1892; (2) Harold Cecil Aubrey 
 Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1897; (3) Robert Lovel St. 
 John Harmsworth, Gentleman, (5. 1898; (4) Arthur Geoffrey 
 Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1904; Annie Mary Geraldine ; 
 and Violet Lilian Rosemary. Res. — 3 Marlborough Gate, 
 London, W. Club— K&ioxm. 
 
 Hildebrand Aubrey Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; 
 m. 1900, Kathleen Mary, d. of E. Denny Berton, M.B., 
 CM. (Edin. ) of St. John's, New Brunswick; and has issue 
 — (i) Hildebrand Alfred Beresford Harmsworth, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1901 ; (2) Ronald Aubrey Leicester, Gentleman, 
 b. 1902 ; (3) Chamberlain Michael Hildebrand Harms- 
 worth, b. 1903. Res. — Poynter's Hall, Herts ; Heath- 
 lands, Hampstead Heath. Town res. — 51 Curzon Street, 
 London, W. 
 
 Albert St. John Harmsworth, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), 
 b. 1876. Res. — 2 Great Cumberland Place, W. 
 
 Vyvyan George Harmsworth, Gentleman, b. 1881. Res. 
 — 2 Great Cumberland Place, London, W. 
 
 JOHN HARPER, Gentleman, LL.D. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a fesse azure, between three harps sable, 
 stringed gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a harp sable, stringed or. Motto — 
 " Te Deum laudamus." Residence — 
 
 HARRIS, quartered by TEMPLE. 
 
 HARRIS (H. Coll.). Or, a chevron invected ermine, 
 between three escutcheons azure, each charged with a hedge- 
 hog proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head erased proper, gorged with a 
 chain or, pendent therefrom an escutcheon azure, thereon 
 a hedgehog as in the arms, between the attires a chaplet 
 of ro.ses gules, leaved vert. Motto — "My prince and my 
 country." 
 
 Son of late John Han-is, Esq. J. P., and D.L., of Grey- 
 southen, Cumberland : — 
 
 Joseph Harris, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Cumberland (High 
 Sheriff 1895), Capt. (Hon. Maj.) Westmorland and Cumber- 
 land Imp. Yeo. 1892-1901, b. 1859; m. 1896, Hope, yrj 
 d. of late Herbert Knowles. Seats — Calthwaite Hall. 
 Carlisle ; Greysouthen, Cockermouth, Cumberland. Club, 
 — Carlton, Cavalry. 
 
 HARRIS of Lakeview, co. Cork (Confn. U.O.). Azure, 
 a chevron between three hedgehogs or, on a chief argent 
 as many cinquefoils pierced gules. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant or, holding between the paws a cinquefoil pierced 
 gules. Motto — " Industria Veritas et hospitalitas." Livery 
 — Dark blue, brass buttons. 
 
 Sons of William George Harris, Esq., J. P., of Kilcully, 
 CO. Cork (son of William Prettie Harris of Lakeview, 
 CO. Cork), b. ; d. ; m. , Themer, d. of 
 Benjamin Swete, Esq., J.P., of Timoleague, co. 
 Cork : — 
 William Prettie Harris, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Cleveland, Ohio. 
 
 Benjamin Swete Harris, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Newtown, Hobart, Tasmania. 
 
 James Crofts Harris, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; tn. 1881, 
 Elinor, d. of Charles Langley, Esq., J. P. of Tay Lodge, 
 CO. Waterford. Estates— Ha.s interest in Estates of Pierce- 
 town and Ballinahina, co. Cork. Res. — Moira, Blakeney, 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 HARRIS of Westcotes, Leicester. Arms {c. 1830- 
 1840)— Sable, three piles, two and one or, each charged 
 with a bull's head caboshed of the first. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, issuing from 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 the battlements of a tower or, a bull's head sable, charged 
 with a cinquefoil gold. Motto—" In Deo solum robur.' 
 
 Sons of Rev. Joseph Harris < 1831- 189a) of Westcotes, 
 
 Leicester, and o(^ Herm House, hlastbourne, M.A. 
 
 (Oxon.), Rector of Gt. nnd Little Shepey, Leics. , w. 
 
 i86a; Susanna (</. 1898), d. of Rev. Henry Clark, 
 
 M.A., Vicar of Harmston, Lines. : — 
 Rev. Joseph Montague Harris, Vicar of St. John's, Woking, 
 d. 7 Nov. 1864 [m. 1905, Edith Antiesley, d. of George F. 
 
 Malcolmson]. /fes.- ■ — 
 
 ford and Cambridge. 
 
 Malcolmson]. /fes. — 'rhe Vicarage. Woking. Clud — Ox 
 
 ssley, 
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 William Cecil Harris, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab.), *. 
 8 Apl. 1869 ; m. a Jan. 1901, Rhoda Mary, d. of Charles 
 Arthur Barclay. /?«. — 50 Camjiden House Court, London, 
 W. ; Moatlands, nr. liast Grinstead. C/«^— Oxford and 
 Cambridge. 
 
 Henry Blackwall Harris. Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.), i. 
 10 May 1871. /fes. — 37 Kensington Square, W. Ciud — 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Harris of Westcoies, Leicester (1707- 
 i88a), m. i8a8, Eliza, d. and coh. of William Parker 
 Sibson of Thrussington : — 
 
 Samuel Harris, Gentleman, d. 3 May 1834 ; tn. 13 May 
 1863. Charlotte Georgina (it. 1878), d. of Basil Thomas 
 Woodd, Esq., M.P., of Conynghain Hall ; and has surv. 
 issue — Frederick William Harris, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 i. 4 March 1866; Margaret Eleanor [m. 1894, Rev. Hugh 
 Seymour Isaacs, M.A.]; Constance Mary ; Edith Georgina ; 
 Beatrice Louisa ; and Dorothy Grace. 5m/— Westcotes 
 Grange, l^icester. C/ud — Conservative. 
 
 William Harris, Gentleman, d. 30 Jan. 1836. /?«. — 
 Mill Gap, Eastbourne. 
 
 HARRIS. Sable, on a fesse wavy between three sea- 
 dog^ courant or, as many Cornish choughs propter. Mant- 
 ling' sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a rock proper, a demi sea-dog or, gorged with 
 a collar gemel sable, grasping a Cornish chough also proper. 
 Motto — " True and fast." 
 
 Son of Sir George David Harris, J. P., a Member of 
 
 Colonial Parliament of Bahamas, 6. 1827 ; rf. 1902 ; 
 
 m. 1854, Eliza Margaret, d. of Hon. Henry Adderley 
 
 of Bahamas : — 
 Henry Percy Harris, Esq., B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister 
 (Lincoln's Inn), Dep. Chrmn. L.C.C. 1898-9, i. 1856. 
 Hes. — 17 Craven Hill, London. W. Cluds — Oxford and 
 Cambridge, Junior Carlton. 
 
 ALFRED HARRIS, Esq., J. P. for Westmorland (High 
 Sheriff 1885) and for W. Riding of co. York. Born 1826, 
 
 being the fourth son of the late Edvrard Harris of London, 
 by Isabella, dau. of the late John Tindall of Knapton Hall, 
 CO. York. Ciu6 — Athenasum. Armorial bearin^ni- Azure, 
 
 ont of 
 
 on a chevron ermine, between three hedgehogs or, 
 wheatstalks bladed vert, in the centre chief a faggot of tS? 
 third bande<l of the fourth. Mantling azure and ardent 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a demi-pelican displayed argent, collared gemel azure, 
 charged on the breast with three gouttes-de-sang, a ft 
 fesse ways proper, banded vert. Married, isl, 184^, Ha 
 dau. of Joseph Tylor of London ; and, 1868, Anne, d:ui. of 
 Edward Meryon, M. D. , of London ; and has by the former, 
 with other /ssue — Edward Harris, Gentleman, d. 1852. Aft 
 — Wharfenden, Friniley, Surrey. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD HARRIS, Esquire, of TyL 
 Hall, Winchfield. Justice of the Peace for the county 
 Southampton, Barrister -at -Law. Horn March 28, 18431'i 
 being the only son of the late Charles Harris of Fulfort? 
 Grange, in the county of York, by his wife Elizabetii; 
 daughter of John Dixon, in the same county. Club—.. 
 United University. A/'t^rv— Blue. Armorial bearingg— :T 
 He bears for Arms : Azure, on a chevron ermine, between 
 three hedgehogs and in the centre chief point a bundle of 
 reeds erect or, banded vert, three ears of wheat slipped of 
 the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet lx;fitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 pelican rising argent, vulning herself, charged on the neck 
 with three guttes-de-sang, and gorged with a collar gemel 
 azure, a bundle of reeds fesseways proper, banded vert. 
 Married, February 3, 1870, Jessie, daughter of Henry 
 St. John, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of West Court, 
 Finchampstead, in the county of Berkshire ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Charles Edward St. John Harris, Gentleman, Lieu- 
 tenant i6th Lancers, born November 10, 1873 ; (2) 
 Wilfrid Harris, Gentleman, bom June 25, 1878 ; (3) Ray- 
 mond Jocelyn Harris. Gentleman, born May 9, 1884 ; 
 Helen Carleton [married, April 21, 1892, her cousin Owen 
 Harris, Captain 33rd Regiment] ; Winifred Rose ; and 
 Jessie Margaret. Estates — Tylney Hall, Winchfield, in 
 CO. Southampton ; West Court, Finchampstead, in co. 
 Berkshire ; Pikeley, AUerton, in co. York. 
 
 CLAUDIUS SHIRLEY HARRIS, Esquire, Capt. York 
 and Lancaster Regt. , M.A. (Oxon.). Born 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron ermine, between 
 two hedgehogs in chief and as many battle-axes sallireways 
 in base or, a pellet. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of two battle-axes 
 saltireways sable, a hedgehog erminois. Motto—" Fortis 
 quia paratus." 
 
 FREDERICK LEVERTON HARRIS, Gentlem 
 M.P. for Tynemouth, M.A. Cantab. Bom Dec. 17, 1864 
 being the son of Frederick William Harris, Esq., J. P., 
 by Elizabeth, dau. of Peter M'Leod Wylie. Armorial 
 bearings — • Azure, on a chevron ermine, between three 
 hedgehogs, and in the centre chief point a bundle of reeds 
 erect or, banded vert, three ears of wheat slipped of the 
 last. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a demi-pelican rising argent, 
 vulning herself, charged on the neck with three guttes-de- 
 sang and gorged with a collar gemel azure, a bundle of 
 reeds fesseways proper, banded vert. Married, 1886, 
 Gertrude, dau. of the late John Grubb Richardson of 
 Bessbrook, co. Armagh. Residences — 4 Green Street, 
 Park Lane, London, W. ; Camilla Lacey, Dorking. 
 C/k^j— Carlton, St. James's. 
 
 Sir GEORGE DAVID HARRIS, Knt. (cr. 1888). Bom 
 1827, being the son of David Nicholas Harris, Esq., of 
 Lalehain, Middlesex. Clubs — Conservative, Gresham. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, on a fesse wavy between three sea- 
 dogs courant or, as many Cornish choughs proper. Mant- 
 ling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a rock proper, a demi-seadog or, 
 gorged with a collar gemel sable, and grasping a Cornish 
 chough also proper. Motto — " True and fast. " Married, 
 1854, Eliza Margaret, dau. of Hon. Henry Adderley. Re- 
 sidence — 32 Inverness Terrace, W. 
 
 HERBERT JAMES HARRIS, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace. Born January 8, i860, being the eldest son of the 
 late Charles Harris ot Calne, in the county of Wiltshire, 
 who died 1872, Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Per fesse azure and sable, three crescents in fesse between 
 
 ai^B 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 I as many hedgehogs passant argent. Upon the escutcheon 
 I is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 ! azure and argent : and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 1 colours, a demi-pegasus wings addorsed ermine, guttfe-de- 
 [ poix, holding in the mouth two ears of barley also or, and 
 \ resting the sinister leg on an increscent gules. HottO — 
 
 " Ubique patriam retninisci." Married, firstly, June 19, 1884, 
 Annie, second daughter of Walter S. Chapman of Hadley, 
 in the county of Hertford, and by her (who died 1885) has 
 /wK^— Annie Kathleen. He married secondly, Nov. 9, 1892, 
 Mabel, dau. of the late William Henry of Brighton ; and 
 by her has Issue— [\) Leslie Herbert Hoey Harris, Gentle- 
 man ; (2) D' Arcy Herbert Francis Harris, Gentleman ; and 
 Evelyn Mabel. Seat — Bowden Lacock, Chippenham. 
 
 S WALTER HENRY HARRIS, Esquire, C.M.G., 
 Member of Council of Society of Arts 1892-95, one of 
 
 1892-93 (received the unanimous thanks of the Commis- 
 sioners from British Colonies in a despatch to the Secretary 
 of State for services rendered). Member of Mansion-House 
 and Antwerp Committees for Antwerp Exhibition 1893-94, 
 and of British Committee for Tasmanian Exhibition 1894-95, 
 Sheriff of London 1889-90, Master of the Worshipful Com- 
 pany of Loriners 1896, J. P. Surrey, Officer of the Order of 
 Leopold of Belgium, only son of Henry Harris of Clapham, 
 Surrey. Zwe^/— Black, with red facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per bend gules and sable, on a bend or between two 
 crescents fesseways in chief of the last and a sword erect in 
 base proper, pommel and hilt gold, three hedgehogs of the 
 second, and pendent below the escutcheon his badge as a 
 C.M.G.. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a rock proper, a hedgehog azure between 
 on the dexter side a decrescent and on the sinister side an 
 increscent or. Motto — " Ubique patriam reminisci." Mar- 
 ried Grace, only dau. of Capt. Thomas Hylands of Brighton, 
 Sussex. Residences — 12 Kensington Gore, S.W. ; Rusthall 
 Beacon, Tunbridge Wells. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Orleans. 
 
 FREDERIC JAMES HARRISON, Esquire, J. P. cos. 
 Chester and Stafford, High Sheriff Cheshire 1894. Born 
 Feb. 27, 1853, being the eldest son of James Harrison, by 
 his wife Jane, dau. of Joseph Heath. Armorial bearings 
 — Vert, on a pile nebuly, between two pheons points down- 
 wards in base argent, a lion rampant of the field. Mant- 
 ling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of park pales, a hare proper resting the fore-paw 
 on a garb fesseways and to the dexter or. Motto — 
 " Vigilantia." Married, July 20, 1880, Emily Margaret, 
 dau. of the late Robert Brown Watson of Sudworth, New 
 Brighton, Cheshire; and has Issue — Jane Ellen Leslie; 
 Ellen Emily ; Rosamond Mary ; and Frederica Heath. 
 Seats — Maer Hall, Newcastle, Staffordshire; Hare Apple- 
 tree, Qiernmore, co. Lancaster ; Wallasey, Cheshire. 
 
 GILBERT HENRY WORDSWORTH HARRISON, 
 Gentleman, late Lieut. 104th Bengal Fusiliers. Botn April 
 25, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Wordsworth 
 Harrison, Esq., J, P., by his wife Charlotte Emily, dau. of 
 
 H.M.'s Lieuts. for the City of London, J. P. co. of Kent, 
 )ne of the British Commissioners to Chicago Exposition 
 
 the Rev. Thomas Bartlett, Vicar of Burton Latimer, North- 
 ampton. Armorial bearings— Azure, three piles, two in 
 the chief and one in the base azure, each charged with a 
 demi-lion couped of the field. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent, 
 
 is the Maval Cockade. 
 
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 resting the sinister fore-paw on a clarion or, on the shoulder 
 three nurts, two and one, each charged with a cross pat4e 
 also argent. MottO— " Vincit qui patitur." Afarried, 
 1884, Helen Florence, dan. of Charles Coverley of Oporto; 
 and has /ssHe — .Matthew Charles Coverley Harrison, Gentle- 
 man, second Lieut. 3rd Militia Batt. Loyal North Lanes. 
 Regt., f. April 10, 1885 ; and Maud Laura Coverley. Seat 
 — Manx View, Seascale, Cumberland. C/i/*— New Reform. 
 
 GRvEMK HARRISON. Gentleman. Bon, Oct. 27. 
 1868, being the sixth son of the late Peyton Harrison of 
 Clifton, Albemarle County, Virginia. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, three piles sable, each charged with a demi-lion 
 erased of the field, holding in the paws a rose gules, 
 on a chief of the second a rose lietween two escallops 
 of the field. MawtUng sable and or. Great — On a 
 
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 wreath of the colours, on an escallop gules between two 
 roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper, a dove or. 
 Motto — " Vincit virius omnia." Married, March 19, 1888, 
 Alice Ogston, dau. of George Ogston, and widow of F. A. 
 Marquand ; and has had Issue — (i) Graeme Harrison, 
 Gentleman, b. April 3, 1889 ; (2) Randolph Harrison, b. 
 1892, d. 1893 ; and Ellen Graeme. 5^a/~Easihorpe House, 
 Ruddington, Notts. Clubs — Windham, St. James's. 
 
 JAMES HARRISON, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the counties of Lancashire and Westmorland, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born August 18, 1836, being the eldest son of the late 
 James Harrison, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the 
 county of Lancashire, by his wife Harriette, daughter of 
 Richard Kay. Club — Junior Conservative. Livery — Blue 
 coat, blue and yellow striped waistcoat, drab breeches. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, three 
 mascles chevronways or, between as many demi-lions ram- 
 pant erased erminois ; and for a Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a demi-lion rampant erased or, 
 gorged with a collar gemelle azure, and holding be- 
 tween the paws a wreath of oak proper, three mascles 
 
 Ipat 
 
 interlaced also azure; with the Motto, "Pro Rege ct 
 patria." Married, July a6, 1866, Althea Nona, d.iugh- 
 ter of the Reverend Charles Hensley Maberly, Master 
 of Arts, Vicar of Owslebury, in the county of .South- 
 ampton ; and has Issue— (i) James Kay Maberly Har- 
 
 rison, Gentleman, born March 29, 1869 ; (2) Charles 
 Newton Maberly Harrison, Gentleman, lx)rn April 
 29, 1872 ; Mary Althea Maberly ; and Edith P'rances 
 Maberly. Estate— "tinihcr House, Long Sleddale, in the 
 parish of Kendal. Post. add. — Newby Bridge, Ulverston. 
 
 SJOHN HARRISON, Esquire, J. P. and D.L.. High 
 Sheriff 1883-84. Bom March 20, 1819, being the 
 eldest son of John Harrison, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1833, by his wife Elizabeth, only surviving dau. and 
 heiress of Edmund Evans of Yeldersley House, co. Derby. 
 Armorial bearingB — Per pale nebuly azure and sable, 
 three demi-lions coupwd, each holding between the paws a 
 cross crosslet fitchte or. Mantling' azure and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a demi-lion 
 couped or, senile of lozenges azure, holding between the 
 paws a chaplet of roses proper. 6'«i/— Snelston Hall, 
 Ashbourne, co. Derby. 
 
 S WILLIAM BEALEY HARRISON, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. co. Stafford, High Sheriff 1897 ; has Jubilee 
 
 Medal (1897). Bom Jan. 16, 1838, being the second son of 
 William Harrison, Esq., J. P., of Norton Hall, co. Stafford, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 by Mary, eldest dau. of John Bealey, Esq., J. P., of The 
 Hills, Bloxwich. Livery (dress)— Dark green with gold 
 facings, plush breeches, silk stockings ; (undress) dark 
 green with gold buttons, scarlet waistcoat with gold braid. 
 Armorial bearings — Per saltire or and argent, upon a 
 mount in base an alder tree proper, a chief nebuly gules, 
 thereon three eagles close of the second, impaling the 
 arms of Bancroft, namely vair, two garbs bendways or, 
 between two bendlets ermine, all between as many cross 
 crosslets fitch^e or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion per saltire or 
 and argent, holding in the dexter paw a branch of alder 
 slipped proper, and within a chain in arch of the first. 
 Motto — "Sat cito si sat bene." Married, April 23, 1874, 
 Georgiana Charlotte, youngest dau. of Peter Bancroft of 
 Beechley, Allerton ; and has Issue — William Edward Har- 
 rison, Esq., J. P., b. Aug. 14, 1875; and Mary Gertrude. 
 Seat — Aldershaw, Lichfield. Clubs — Wyndham, Devon- 
 shire, Orleans, Union (Brighton). 
 
 HARRISON (H. Coll.). Per chevron invected argent 
 and sable, two roses in chief and a demi-lion in base all 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 
 B. Harrison. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, a chevron chequy ermine and gules, between three crosses 
 pat6e fitchte at the foot sable (for Broadley) ; 2 and 3 
 azure, a bend vair, argent, and gules, between three demi- 
 lions erased or (for Harrison). Mantling gules and or. 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, charged on 
 the shoulder with a rose argent, between two crosses pat^e 
 fitch^e sable. Motto — " Sis memor et persta." 
 
 Son of E. Harrison, Esq., J. P., m. Elizabeth War- 
 burton : — 
 His Honour Judge Eli Harrison, a County Court Judge 
 and Local Judge of Supreme Court of British Columbia 
 and Stipendiary Magistrate, b. 1852 ; m. Eunice Mary 
 Louisa, d. of Roads Seabrook ; and has issue — (i) Paul 
 Phillipps Harrison, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; (2) Victor Birch 
 Harrison, Gentleman, b. 1884; (3) C^laud Lionel Harrison, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (4) Herschel Roads Harrison, Gentle- 
 man, b. i8g6 ; Eunice Bagstcr Agatha [;«. J. Colborne 
 Coote of London, Ontario] ; and Bernice May Seabrook. 
 >i'«.^Nanaimo, B.C.; Harrison Street, Victoria, B.C. 
 C/«^— Union (Victoria, B.C.). 
 
 HENRY BROADLEY HARRISON - BROADLEY, 
 Esquire, J. P. for East Riding, Lord of the Manors of 
 EUoughton-cum-Brough, the Prebendary of the Prebend 
 of North Newbald, the Prebend of Husthvvaite in North 
 Newbald, and of a moiety of the Manor of Sutton in 
 Holderness, and Patron of the Livings of Welton, 
 EUoughton, Sutton, and (alternatively) of Rempton ; 
 assumed the additional names and arms of Broadley by 
 Royal Licence, May i, 1896, pursuant to the will of his 
 uncle. Col. W. H. Harrison-Broadley of Welton. Born 
 March 12, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Lieut.-Gen. 
 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, within a chaplet 
 of roses gules, a cross pat^e fitch^e at the foot sable (for 
 Broadley) ; 2 on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, 
 charged with a bend vair as in the arms, supporting with 
 the sinister paw a shield argent, thereon two branches of 
 laurel saltireways vert (for Harrison). Motto — " Nihil viget 
 simile." Married, July 30, 1878, Belle, only dau. of John 
 William Tracy of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. ; and has Issue — 
 John Harrison-Broadley, Gentleman, b. Dec. 17, 1880; 
 Julia; Leola; and Louisa. Seats — Welton House, Brough, 
 East Yorks ; Tickton Grange, near Beverley ; Hon Gate, 
 Beverley, Yorks. Club — Carlton. 
 
 S Captain THOMAS HARRISON-TOPHAM, D.S.O. 
 (1892), R.E. , served in Burmah 1892 at defence of 
 Sadon ; assumed the additional surname and arms of 
 Topham by Royal Licence in 1896. Born 1864, being 
 the son of the late Capt. Thomas Arthur John Harrison, 
 R.A. Livery — Blue, faced with white. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chevron gules 
 between three herons' heads erased sable, a snake nowed 
 or, in the centre chief point a cross pat6e fitchte of the last 
 (for Topham); 2 and 3, or, on a cross engrailed azure between 
 in the first and fourtli quarters an arrow point downwards 
 proper, five pheons or (for Harrison). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crests — (i) upon a wreath of the colours two 
 crosses patfe fitch^e in saltire or, interlaced with as many 
 serpents vert (for Topham) ; (2) upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a dexter cubit arm habited azure, cuffed or, en- 
 circled by a wreath of oak or, holding in the hand a broken 
 arrow point downwards proper, two pheons or. Motto— 
 " Persevere." Married, April 13, 1898, Muriel Gertrude 
 M'Leod, dau. of the Venerable Arthur Frederick Clarke, 
 Vicar of Cockerham, Lanes. , and Archdeacon of Lancaster ; 
 and has Issue - Vera Mary M ' Leod. Residence — The 
 Warren, Shrewsbury Lane, Shoes Hill, Woolwich ; Cald- 
 bergh, Middleham, Yorkshire. Clubs— Army and Navy, 
 Junior Army and Navy. 
 
 HARROP, see HULTON-HARROP. 
 
 HART (H. Coll.). Per fesse gules and sable, two 
 esquire's helmets in chief and a fleur-de-dis in base argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a Saracen's head in profile couped at 
 the shoulders proper, wreathed about the temples argent 
 and gules, five fleurs-de-lis fessewise argent. 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Son of :— 
 
 William Henry Hart, Gentleman, i. 
 stngton Court Mansions, W. 
 
 ^«.— Ken- 
 
 HART (H. Coll.). Qtiarterly, per pale nebuly mure and 
 ar{;ent, in the first ;ind fourth quarters a sword (>uint down- 
 wards proper, pommel and hilt or, and in the second and 
 third quarters a fleur-de-lis gules. Mantling azure and 
 argent. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a sword fessewise point to the sinister pro|jer, pommel 
 and hilt gold, thereon a stag trippant argent, attired or, 
 chargetl on the Ixjdy with three fleurs-de-lis fessewise gules, 
 and in the mouth a sprig of olive slipped and fructed 
 proper. Motto — " Heddwch " (=:peace). 
 
 Sons of the late Samuel Hopgood Hart, P'sq., of 
 
 Mulgrave House, Sutton, Surrey, a Commissioner of 
 
 Lieutenancy for the City of London, i. 1835 ; d. 1898 ; 
 
 M. 1864, Frances Mary, d. of Sir Thomas Scambler 
 
 Owden, Alderman of the City of London, and Lord 
 
 Mayor 1877-8: — 
 
 Samuel Hopgood Hart, Gentleman, Solicitor, d. 1865; 
 
 m. 1901, Eliza Jane, only d. of William Hipkins of Edg- 
 
 baslon, Birmingham ; ancl has issue — (i) Edmund Scambler 
 
 Hart, Gentleman, />. 190a ; (2) Edward Dunstan Hart, 
 
 Gentleman, f>. 1903. /?«. — Edenburst, Birdhurst Road, 
 
 South Croydon, Surrey. 
 
 Thomas Owden Hart, Gentleman, i. i866. /fes. — Mul- 
 grave House, Sutton, Surrey. 
 
 John Metcalf Hart, Gentleman, 6. 1868 ; m. 1900, Maud, 
 d. of Robert Thomas I^ttey of Cregg Paik, Island, 
 Oranmore, co. Galway ; and has issue — Evelyn Maud ; 
 and Dorothy Frances. /?«. — "Glenside," AUeyn Road, 
 Ehilwich. 
 James Hopgood Hart, Gentleman, d. 1876. Jies. — 
 Philip Ewmg Hart, Gentleman, 6. 1878. Xes. — 
 
 Sons of : — 
 
 Wyndham Hart, Gentleman, d. ; m. ; and has 
 issue. Jfes. — Fairfield. Leigham Court Road, Streatham. 
 
 Percival Hart, Gentleman, 6. . Res. — Grove Lodge, 
 Hampstead Lane, Highgate. 
 
 S ARTHUR FITZROY HART-SYNNOT, Esquire, 
 Maj. -General in the Army, Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath (1889), and Knight of the 
 fourth class of the Order of the Osmanieh (1882). Com- 
 manded the sth (the Irish) Brigade in the Transvaal, S. 
 Africa ; assumed additional name and Arms of Synnot by 
 R.L., 1902. Bom May 4, 1844, being the fourth but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Lieutenant-General Henry 
 George Hart, by his wife Frances Alicia, dau. of the Rev. 
 Holt Okes, Doctor of Divinity. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, three swans in pale sable, 
 ducally gorged or, on a canton gules, a sword in pale 
 proper (Synnot) ; 2 and 3, sable, a chevron or, between two 
 stags' heads caboshed in chief of the last, and three swords, 
 one in pale surmounted by two in saltire points downwards 
 in base proper, pommels and hilts gold (Hart), and in 
 pretence the arms of Synnot, namely argent, three swans 
 m pale sable, ducally gorged or, on a canton gules, a sword 
 in pale prof>er ; and pendent below the escutcheon his 
 badge as a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath. Mantling sable and or. Crests— (i) Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a swan issuant wings expanded sable, 
 ducally crowned or and vulued in the breast with an arrow 
 gold, feathered argent (Synnot) ; (2) upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag's head between two antlers all proper (Hart). 
 Mottoes — " Sine macula," "Celeratque fidelis." Married, 
 December 22, 1868, Mary Susanna, dau. of the late Mark 
 Seton Synnot, Esq., of Ballymoyer, in the co. of Armagh, 
 J. P. and D.L. for the co. 01 Armagh; and has /rj«< — (i) 
 Arthur Henry Seton Hart-Synnot, Gentleman, b. July 19, 
 1870 ; (2) Ronald Victor Okes Hart-Synnot, Gentleman, b. 
 July 24, 1879 ; Beatrice May ; and Horatia Annett Blanche. 
 Seat — Ballymoyer, Newtown Hamilton, co. Clare. Club — 
 Junior United Service. 
 
 HORATIO HOLT HART, Esquire, Col. R.E. (retired). 
 Bor^ Aug. 9, 1850, being the sixth but third surviving son 
 of the late Lieutcnant-General Henry George Hart, by his 
 wife Frances Alicia, daughter of the Reverend Holt Okes, 
 Doctor of Divinity. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Sable, a chevron or, between two stags' heads 
 caboshed in chief of the last, and three swords one in pale, 
 surmounted by two in saltire points downwards in base 
 
 proper, pommels and hilts gold, a crescent for difTerence. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, \\\-nin a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head between two aiitUrs .ill 
 pro{)er; with the Motto, " Ccler atque fidelis." Married 
 August 8, 1872, Emily Aline, daughter of Jaini>s (Jeorgc 
 Clements ; and has Issue— V^WWaxw Cecil Hart, Gentleman ; 
 Laurence George Hart, Gentleman, twins, b. Aug. 16, 1877 
 [m. 1903, Alice Maud, dau. of Henry Blake Goodall, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, of Belvedere, Missoorie, India]. Postal aii- 
 dress — c/o King, King & Co. , Bombiiy. 
 
 SiK ISRAEL HART, Knight Bachelor (1895). J. p. 
 and Alderman for the Borough of Leicester, and has becii 
 High Bailiff and four times Mayor thereof. Born 1835, 
 being the son of the late Mordecai Hart of Canterbury, by 
 Frances, his wife, dau. of the late M. Moses of Cheltenham. 
 Armorial bearings— Vert, a hart trippant or, between four 
 
 cinquefoils in chief of the last, and a fasces fesseways in base 
 proper, head to the sinister. Mantling vert and or. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, upon a fasces a hart as in 
 the arms, the dexter foreleg resting on a crown vallary 
 azure. Motto— "Via trita via tuta." Married, firstly, 
 1866, Caroline (rf. 1867), dau. of Joseph Sewill of I>ondon, 
 and secondly, 1875, Charlotte Victoire, dau. of the late 
 Samuel Moses of Pembridge Square, London, W. ; and 
 has Issue — (1) Edward Samuel Hart, Esq. ; (2) Harold 
 Joseph Hart, Esq. ; (3) Arthur Charles Hart, Esq. ; (4) 
 William Henry Spencer Hart, Esq. ; Marguerite ; Gladys 
 Elizabeth ; and Vera Carlotta. Residence — Ashleigh. 
 Knighton, near Leicester. Clubs —National Liberal, Liberal 
 (Leicester). 
 
 Major-Genekai, Sir REGINALD CLARE HART, 
 V.C. (1879), K..C.B. (1898), K.C.V.O. (1904. Born June 
 II, 1848, being the fifth but second surviving son of the 
 late Lieut.-Gen. Henry George Hart, by his wife Frances 
 Alicia, dau. of the Rev. Holt Okes, D.D. Z.zV«/— Black, 
 buff facings. Armorial bearings— Sable, a chevron or, 
 between two stags' heads caboshed in chief of the last, and 
 three swords, one in pale surmounted by two in saltire points 
 downwards in base proper, pommels and hilts gold, a cres- 
 cent for difference, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the 
 arms of Synnot, namely, quarterly i and 4 argent, three 
 swans in pale sable, ducally gorged or, on a canton gules, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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^ar 
 
 a sword in pale proper, a crescent for difference (for Syn- 
 not) ; 2. the same arms without the crescent ; 3. ermine, 
 two bars gules (Nugent). Mantling' sable and or. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head between two 
 antlers all proper. Motto— " Celer atque fidelis." [Fed. 
 H. Coll.] Married, Aug. 6, 1872, Charlotte Augusta, dau. 
 of Mark Seton Synnot, Ksq., of Ballymoyer, co. Armagh, 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Armagh ; and has Issue — (i) Harold 
 Charles Hart, Esq., Capt. Royal Warwickshire Regt., b. 
 March 30, 1874 ; (2) Henry Hart, Gentli;man, b. March 30, 
 1874, d. same day (twin with Harold Charles) ; (3) Henry 
 Francis Hart, Gentleman, b. June 7, d. Aug. 16, 1876 ; (4) 
 Reginald Seton Hart, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. Sherwood 
 Foresters, b. June 27, 1882 ; (5) Norman Synnot Hart, Gen- 
 tleman, h. March 24, 1888; Annie Rosabel Clare; and 
 Sylvia Agnes Alicia. Postal address — Government House, 
 Chatham. Club — United Service. 
 
 HARTCUP of Upland Hall (H. Coll.). Argent, a chev- 
 ron gules, between three Saracens' heads affront^e couped 
 at the shoulders, each collared with a short bow proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
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 Eastwood, Old Catton, Norfolk. C///*^— Constitutional, 
 Norfolk County (Norwich). 
 
 GEORGE LOYD FOSTER HARTER, Esquire, J. P. 
 (1894) Gloucestershire. Born 1852, being the eldest son of 
 James Collier Harter, Esq. , J. P. , of The Odars, Leamington, 
 by Mary Eleanor, dau. of Frederic Foster of Sale Priory. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion rampant double-queued 
 between three mullets of six points azure, pierced of the 
 field. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 colours, a warrior's head in profile couped at the shoulders, 
 helmeted proper, garnished or, between two wings argent, 
 in front thereof a short bow, stringed of the first. Livery — 
 Light drab, red facings. 
 
 Sons of the late William Hartcup, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Upland Hall, co. Suffolk, b. 1814 ; d. 1895; m. 1843, 
 
 Louisa Jane, eld. d. of James Taylor Margitson of 
 
 Ditchingham House, Norfolk: — 
 
 Herbert James Hartcup, Esq., V.D. , late Col. comdg. 
 
 2nd V.B. Norfolk Regt., b. 13 Oct. 1844; m. 17 Nov. 1875, 
 
 fanny Maria, eld. d. of late Capt. Henry William Selby- 
 
 4K)wndes, 15th Hussars; and has surv. issue — (i) Montagu 
 
 Herbert Hartcup, Gentleman, b. 1878; (2) William 
 
 Richard Monyns Hartcup, Gentleman, b. 1882; (3) John 
 
 Archibald Hartcup, Gentleman. (5. 1899; and Marjorie Ruth. 
 
 fStfa/— Upland Hall, Bungay, Suffolk. Res.— The. Bank 
 
 House, Bungay. Clubs — Constitutional, Norfolk County 
 
 (Norwich). 
 
 William Thomas Hartcup, Gentleman, b. 30 March 1848 ; 
 m. II April 1877, Florence Mary, yr. d. and coh. of late 
 lidward Charles Coles of Paul's House, Bishop Hull, and 
 Drchard Portman House, Somerset, by his wife Ellen, d. of 
 (ohn HartnoU Moore, R.N., of Cadeleigh Court, Devon, 
 Mid grand-dau. of late Edward Coles, Esq., of Paul's 
 House, Major Comdi. Taunton Troop of West Somerset 
 Veo. ; and has issue— (i) Geoffrey Hamilton William Hart- 
 cup, Gentleman, b. i886; (2) Roderick Edward Hartcup, 
 jentleman, b. 1889; Cicely Florence; Isabel \m. 1903, 
 -apt. Claude Arthur William Hamilton, R.N.]; Audrey 
 Woodforde {m. 1904, Clement Dawes Pawle of Trin. Coll. , 
 3amb., one of H.M.'s Inspectors of Schools] ; Geraldine; 
 ind Stella. 6>(z/— Upland Hall, Bungay, Suffolk. Res.— 
 
 of the colours, a stag springing from a fern-brake proper, 
 and gorged with a collar azure. Motto — "Deo omnia." 
 Married, 1887, F. Geraldine, dau. of William Sacheverell 
 Coke, Esq., of Brookhill Hall, Derbyshire, J. P. and D.L. ; 
 and has Issue — James Collier Foster Harter, Gentleman ; 
 Helen Frederica Elizabeth Foster ; and Geraldine Nevill 
 Foster. 5fa^— Salperton Park, Hasellon, R.S.O., Glos. 
 
 S JAMES FRANCIS HATFEILD HARTER, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. for Beds., and J. P. for Bucks, High 
 Sheriff co. Beds. 1885, Major and Hon. Col. Royal Bucks 
 Hussars. Born March 15, 1854, being the eldest son of 
 the late Rev. George Gardener Harter of Cranfield Court, 
 Bletchley, Beds. , J. P. , by his wife Elizabeth Jessie, dau. of the 
 Rev. James Beard, M.A. Clubs — Carlton, Turf. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a lion rampant double-queued between 
 three mullets of six points azure, pierced of the field. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag springing from a fern-brake projjer, gorged 
 with a collar azure. Motto — "Deo omnia." Married, 
 April 22, 1887, Violet, elder dau. of the late Douglas Loftus, 
 Grenadier Guards ; and has Issue — Audrey Violet Hatfeild. 
 5<ra^— Cranfield Court, Woburn Sands, R.S.O. , co. Bedford. 
 
 PERCIVAL LA TROBE HARTER, Esquire, J. P. cos. 
 Bucks and Northants. Bom 1854, being the son of the 
 late James Collier Harter, Esq., J. P., of The Cedars, 
 Leamington. Club — Windham. Armorial bearlng^s — 
 Argent, a lion rampant double-queued between three 
 mullets of six points azure, pierced of the field. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 stag springing from a fern-brake proper, and gorged with 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a collar uure. Motto — " Deo omnia." Married, 1887, 
 Margaret, dau. of Robert Case of Inverness Terrace, W. 
 
 WALTER GEORGE HA 1 FEILD HAR lER, Esquire. 
 J. P. Born 1855, being the second son of the late Rev. 
 George Gardener Harler of Cran field Court, Newport Pag- 
 nell. CO. Beds., J. P., by his wife Elizabeth Jessie, d.iu. of 
 the Rev. James licard, .M.A. Armorial bearlngf— Argent, 
 a lion ram|>ant double-queued between three mullets of six 
 points azure, pierced of the field. wr»^ntHny azure and 
 argent. Great — On a wreath of the colours, a stag spring- 
 ing from a fern-brake proper, gorged with a collar azure. 
 Motto — "Deo omnia." Seat — The Bury, Kcmpston, co. 
 Bedford. C/m3— Arthur's. 
 
 ALFRED HARTILL, Gentleman. Horn Oct. 19, 1849, 
 being the third son of the late Randle Hartill of Willenhall, 
 by his wife Eliza, dau. of the late William Thomas of 
 Walsall. Armorial bearings— .Xrgent, on a mount in base 
 vert, a hart lodged and regardant gules, a chief of the last, 
 thereon an arrow in pale point downwards between two 
 hearts of the first. Mantling gules and argent ; and for the 
 Greet, on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a 
 hart lodged and regardant gules, holding in the mouth an 
 arrow in bend sinister argent, and resting the dexter fore- 
 leg on a heart also gules. MottO — " Diligentes Deus ipse 
 juvat." Postal address — Walsall. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM HARTILL, Gentleman. 
 Rom Aug. 29, 1875, being the only surviving son of the late 
 William Henry Hartill, Esq., J. P. co. Stafford, by his 
 wife Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of James Tildesley of Summer- 
 ford House, Willenhall. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 a mount in base vert, a hart lodged and regardant gules, 
 a chief of the last, thereon an arrow in pale point down- 
 wards between two hearts of the first. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a mount vert, a hart lodged and regardant gules, holding 
 in the mouth an arrow in bend sinister argent, and resting 
 the dexter fore-leg on a heart also gules. Motto — "Dili- 
 gentes Deus ipse juvat." Postal address — Lonsdale House, 
 Willenhall. 
 
 JOHN THOMAS HARTILL, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 .Stafford, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), President 
 
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 of Staffordshire Branch of British Medical Association 
 1885-86. Bom Dec. 8, 1847, being the second son of the 
 
 late Randle Hartill of Willenhall, by his wife Eliza, dau, 
 of the late William J'homas of Walsall. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a mount in base vert, a hart lodged and 
 regardant gules, a chief of the last, thereon an arrow in 
 pale fx)int downwards between two hearts of the In 
 Mantling gules and argent; and for the Crest, <: 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a hart lo.l 
 and regardant gules, holding in the mouth an arrow in I 
 sinister argent, and resting the dexter fore-leg on a li. 
 also gules. Motto — "Diligentes Deus ipse juvat." Man 
 March 4, 1876, Emily, second dau. of the late j,n 
 Tildesley of Sunmierford House, Willenhall ; and . 
 Issue— (i) Rev, Edgar Hartill, M.A. (Oxon.), I'ricsi-m. 
 Charge, St. Barnabus', Stoke-on-Trent, h. June 28, 1878 ; 
 (2) Sydney Hartill, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), b. March a6, 
 i88a ; (3) Vivian Hartill, Gentleman, b. and d. May 34, 1883 ; 
 (4) Walter Hartill, Gentleman, b. Sept. 2, 1886; (1;) Percy 
 Hartill. Gentleman, b. Feb. 10. 1892 ; Gertrude ; Ellen ; and 
 Fanny (died in infancy). Postal address — Manor House 
 Willenhall, 
 
 HARTLAND, see DIXON-HARTLAND. 
 
 CHARLES ALBERT HARTLEY, Gentleman. Bom 
 Jan. 18, 1851, being the third son of the late John Hartley, 
 Esq. , of Wheaton- Aston, D. L., J. P. , High Sheriff co. Staff. 
 1870, by his wife Emma, second surviving dau. of G. H. 
 Thorneycroft of Hadley Park, Salop, and Wheaton-Aston, 
 CO. Staffs. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a cross en- 
 grailed gules, four quatrefoils or, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a martlet sable, impaling the arms of Lascelles, 
 namely sable, a cross patonce within a borciure or. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a martlet sable, in the beak a cross paife 
 fitch^e or. Motto — "Sub hoc signo vinces." Married. 
 Sept. 28, 1886, Mary Emmeline, second dau. of the late 
 Colin Minton Campbell of Woodseat, co. Stafford, some- 
 time M.P. for North Staffs. ; and has Issue. 
 
 S GEORGE THOMPSON HARTLEY, Esquire, of 
 Wheaton-Aston Hall, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Stafford, and Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Salop, late Cornet Queen's Own 
 Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Born January 11, 1844, 
 being the eldest son of John Hartley, Esquire, of Wheaton- 
 Aston, Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of .Stafford, 
 Justice of the Peace for the counties of Salop and Stafford, 
 and High Sheriff of the latter county, 1870, by his wife 
 Emma, second surviving daughter of G. B. Thorneycroft, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Hadley Park, in the county 
 of Salop, and Wheaton-Aston, in the county of Staflbrd. 
 Livery — Claret colour, red and white striped waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a 
 cross engrailed gules, four quatrefoils or, in the first and 
 fourth quarters a martlet sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert a martlet sable, in the beak 
 a cross pat6e fitch^e or. Motto—" Sub hoc signo vinces. " 
 Married — June 15, 1871, Lousia, daughter and co-heiress 
 of Spencer Stone of Callingwood, in the county of Stafford ; 
 and has Issue — Ernald George Justinian Hartley, Gentle- 
 man, born May 1875 ; Evelyn Eleanor ; Ethel Margaret, 
 died young; and Mabel Alice. Seat — Wheaton-Aston 
 Hall. Stafford. 
 
 S JAMES HARTLEY, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the county of Durham, late Captain of 5th Fusiliers 
 and 32nd Regiment of Foot. Bom 1838, being the eldest 
 son of the late James Hartley, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy - Lieutenant, of Ashbrooke Hall, sometime 
 Member of Parliament for Sunderland, who died 1886, 
 by his wife Annie, only daughter of Thomas Blenkin- 
 sop of Heworth, in the county of Durham. Clubs- 
 Army and Navy. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Ermine, on a cross engrailed gules, four quatrefoils 
 or, in the first and fourth quarters a martlet sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert a martlet sable, 
 in the beak a cross pat6e fitch^e or. Motto— " Sub hoc 
 signo vinces." Married, 1869, Cecilia, only daughter of 
 S. Stitt, Esq., J. P., of The Grange, Claughton, Cheshire; 
 and has, with other Issue — ]&mes Blenkinsop Hartley, 
 
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 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Gentleman, Barrister - at - Law, born 1870. 
 iAshbrooke, Bournemouth. 
 
 Residence — 
 
 i Thk Rev. JOHN THORNEYCROFT HARTLEY. 
 fM.A. (Oxon.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Burneston, 
 Ico York. Born Jan. 9, 1849, being the second son of the 
 hate John Hartley, Esq., of Wheaton-Aston, D.L., J. P., 
 (High Sheriff co. Staff. 1870, by his wife Emma, second 
 isurviving dau. of G. B. Thorneycroft of Hadley Park, 
 iSalop, and Wheaton-Aston, co. Staffs. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Ermine, on a cross engrailed gules, four quatrefoils 
 ior.'m the first and fourtli quarters a martlet sable, impaling 
 [the arms of Lascelles, namely sable, a cross patonce within 
 a bordure or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a martlet sable, 
 jin the beak a cross pat6e fitch^e or. Motto — ' ' Sub hoc 
 isigno vinces." Married, July 1875, Alice Margaret, second 
 'dau. of the Hon. George E. Lascelles [son of Rt. Hon. 
 3rd Earl of Harewood], by his wife Lady Louisa Nina, 
 !only dau. of William David, 4th Earl of Mansfield. Postal 
 address— The Vicarage, Burneston, near Bedale, Yorks. 
 Club — Grosvenor. 
 
 HARTLEY (U.O.). Argent, on a cross gules, pierced of 
 the field, four cinquefoils or, in the first and fourth quarters 
 a martlet sable, in the second quarter a rose of the second, 
 barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 3rest— On a wreath of the colours, out of a mural crown 
 jr, a stag's head proper, holding in the moutli a rose gules, 
 Dai bed and seeded proper. Motto—' ' Spectemur agendo. ' 
 r_?Vfry— Blue coat, red and white waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Richard Wilson Hartley, High Sheriff 
 
 CO. Kildare 1880, High Sheriff co. Dubhn 1878, J. P. 
 
 cos. Dublin and Meath, Lord of the Manor of Con- 
 > fey, b. 1824; d. ; m. 1858, Hester, d. of Rev. 
 
 Lambert Watson Heppenstall of Altadore, co. Wick- 
 
 low : — 
 Richard Arthur Thomas Hartley, Esq. , Major sth K. 
 Dublin Fusiliers, b. 1861. Seats— ^eech Park, Clonsilla, 
 :o. Dublin; Reennafura, Sneem Kenmare, co. Kerry. 
 :'/«(5— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Desmond Lambert Hartley, Esq., Capt. the Yorkshire 
 Regt., b. 1862. 
 
 Ralph Leigh Hartley. Esq. , Capt. the Liverpool Regt. b. 
 [864; [tn. C. L., eld. d. of W. B. Slaytor, M.D.. of Hali- 
 "ax, Nova Scotia]. 
 
 HARTLEY of Armathwaite (Oct. 1886). Argent, on a 
 cross cottised gules, four quatrefoils or, in the first and 
 second quarters a martlet sable [impaling Johnson, viz. 
 argent, on a saltire sable, five bezants, on a chief gules, an 
 Eastern crown between two woolpacks or]. Mantllug gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 chaplet of oak proper, a martlet sable, holding in the beak 
 a cross botonny fitchee or. Motto — " Per crucem ad 
 coelum." Livery — Claret, scarlet facings and vest. 
 
 Son of Thomas Hartley, Esq., J.P- and D.L.. of 
 Gillfoot, 1802-1855, m. 1839. Georgina Elizabeth, d. 
 of George Rimington of Tynefield House, Penrith : — 
 Thomas Hartley, Esq.. J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 Cumberland 1887), Hon. Major Westmorland and Cumber- 
 land Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 21 Mar. 1877; m. 18 June 
 1872. Alice Isabella, d. of George John Johnson, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L., of .Castlesteads, Cumberland; and has 
 issue— (i) Thomas Milham Hartley, Gentleman, b. 26 July 
 1878 ; (2) Ronald Hartley, Gentleman, b. 6 March 1880 ; 
 (3) Arthur Grayson Hartley, Gentleman, b. 9 Oct. 1882 ; 
 Alice Marion ; Ethel Margaret ; Maud Frederica ; and 
 Grace Mabel. i'ea^— Armathwaite Hall, Cockermouth. 
 Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 HARTLEY (U.O.). Argent, on a cross gules, pierced 
 of the field, four cinquefoils or, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a martlet sable, in the second quarter a rose of the 
 second, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of a mural 
 crown or, a stag's head proper, holding in the mouth a rose 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper. Motto—" Spectemur 
 agendo." Livery— ^\nc coat, red waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Richard Wilson Hartley. Esq. , of Beech Park, 
 
 CO. Dublin. Lord of the Manor of Confey, J.P. cos. 
 
 Meath, Kildare (Sheriff 1880), and Dublin (Sheriff 1878), 
 
 Lt.-Col. Dublin Mil., formerly Capt. Sth Regt., b. 
 
 1824 ; d. 1903 ; tn. 1858, Hester, d. of Rev. Lambart 
 
 Watson Hepenstal of Altadore, co. Wicklow :— 
 
 Lt.-Col. Richard Arthur Hartley, late 5th Batt. Roy. 
 
 Dublin Fus., b. 1861. 6'ca/j— Beech Park, Clonsilla. co. 
 
 Dublin, Rennafurra, Kenmare, co. Kerry. 
 
 Lt.-Col. Desmond James Lambart Hartley, 5th Batt. 
 Roy. Dublin Fus., b. 1862. C/«i5— Naval and Military. 
 
 Major Ralph Leigh Hartley, Liverpool Regt.. b. 1864; 
 m. 1894, Clarina Louise, d. of W. Slaytor, M.D. , of Morris, 
 Halifax, Nova Scotia; and has issue— Honor Barbara 
 Clarina. C/«3— Junior United Service. 
 
 HARTOPP. see BURNS-HARTOPP. 
 
 HARTPOLE, quartered by BOWEN. 
 
 HARTSTONGE, see CORNWALL-BRADY-HARTS- 
 TONGE-WELD. 
 
 HARVEY, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 HARVEY (H. Coll.). Azure, on waves of the sea, an 
 ancient ship with three masts, sails set proper, on a chief 
 nebuly or, a saltire couped of the first between two vine- 
 leaves slipped vert. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a leopard proper, charged on the 
 body with two fleurs-de-lis, and resting the dexter forepaw 
 on a fleur-de-lis azure. 
 
 Sons of late John Harvey of Glenside, Leigh Woods, 
 Long Ashton, Somerset, b. 1832; d. 1900; m. 1862:— 
 
 J. G. Russell Harvey. /?i;j.— Ardmore, Leigh Woods, 
 Clifton. 
 
 Edward Harvey. /?«.— Woodside Cottage, Portishead, 
 Somerset. 
 
 Capt. Robert Napier Harvey, D.S.O., R.E , served in 
 S. African War 1899-1901 (ment. desp.), b. 1868. Club— 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 Capt. Richard Prentice Harvey, 2nd Roy. Berks Regt., 
 served in S. African War 1899-1901. Club— Army and 
 Navy. 
 
 HARVEY of Bargy Castle (U.O.). Or, on a chief in- 
 dented sable, three crescents argent. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour, grasping a dagger proper, pommel and 
 
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 bill or. Motto — "Semper idem." Livery — Violet coats, 
 peach-coloured breeches and waistcoat. 
 
 Son of Capt. John Harvey, R.A., of Bargy Castle, 
 }.V. and D.L., d. 1816; d. 1880; iw. and, 1853, Anne, 
 d. of Pierce William Hughes of Kilkevan, co. Wex- 
 ford :— 
 John Maclachlan Harvey, Gentleman, M.A. (Trin. doll., 
 Duh.). l>, 1853; m. i88i, Mary. d. of W. F. Littlcdale of 
 Whaley Alibey, co. Wicklow ; and has issue — (1) Beau- 
 champ Bagenal Harvey, Gentleman, d. 1890 ; (a) John 
 lames Gascoyne Harvey, Gentleman, t. 189a ; and Cythna 
 Dora De Montmorency Bagenal [m. Major T. T. Irvine]. 
 Seat — Bargy Castle, Ballycogley, co. Wexford. 
 
 HARVEY (U.O.). Gules, on a bend argent, three 
 trefoils slipped vert. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant g^ardant 
 
 £ roper, holding in his dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert, 
 [otto— "Jo n'oublierai jamais. ' 
 
 Son of John Harvey, Esq., of Malin Hall, J. P. and 
 
 D.L. (High Sheriff co. Donegal 1836), d. 180a; d. 
 
 1868; m. 1831, Emily, d. of Rev. George Millar, D.D., 
 
 of Armagh : — 
 
 George Miller Harvey, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Donegal 
 
 (High Sheriff 1870), i. 1838; m. 1864. Julia Mary, d. of 
 
 William Charles Gage of Drummond House, co. Derry ; 
 
 and has issue — (1) John Harvey, Gentleman, i, 1865 [m. 
 
 1895, Florita. d. of J. Digby O'Donoghue of Montevideo ; 
 
 and has issue — Mary Julia ; Emily Georgina ; and DoraJ ; 
 
 and Julia Emily [m. 1903. W. Power Steele]. Seat. — Malin 
 
 Hall, CO. Don^^ 
 
 5 CHARLES PIGOTT HARVEY, Esquire. Capt. 3rd 
 Batt. Northamptonshire Militia. Born Sept. 20, 1859, 
 being the third and only surviving son of Charles Harvey, 
 Esq., J. P. Yorkshire, by Lucy, dau. of John Birks Pigott 
 of Barnsley, Yorkshire. Armorial bearings— Argent, on 
 
 House, Thrapston ; Guilsborough House, Northants. 
 — White's, Boodle's, Orleans. 
 
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 EDMUND HARVEY, Gentleman. Bom November 16 
 i8ai, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Ilarvcy, 
 Gentleman, by his first wife Harriet, second duaghter of 
 Edward Moberley, by his wife Sarah, «*/Cayley. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, on a Dent! arKi-m 
 three trefoils slipped vert, in the sinister chief a luullti for 
 difference ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours. 
 a lion passant guardant proper, holding in the dexter paw 
 a trefoil slipped vert; with the MottO, " Je n'oublleray 
 jamais." Married, April 19, 1864, .Agnes Anne, daughter 
 of the late Reverend Charles Cookson, Vicar of Maxey, in 
 the county of Northampton. 
 
 EDWARD HENRY HARVEY, Gentleman. » 
 November 14, 1837, being the eldest son of the late jZ 
 Harvey, Gentleman, Master of Arts, by his wife Ha^M 
 Mary, second daughter of Archibald Paris, by his wife 
 Margaret Jane, «/« Lee. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Gules, on a bend argent, three trefoils slipped 
 vert, in sinister chief a mullet for difference ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant 
 proper, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert ; 
 with the Motto, " Je n'oublieray jamais." 
 
 EDWIN PERCY HARVEY, Gentleman. Bom May 
 25, 1874, being the third son of the late Francis Edward 
 Harvey, Gentleman, by his wife Maria, daughter of the late 
 Reverend Charles Cookson, Vicar of Maxey, in the county 
 of Northampton. Armorial bearings— He bears for Anna : 
 Gules, on a bend argent, three trefoils slipped vert, in 
 sinister chief a mullet for difference ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant 
 proper, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert; 
 with the Motto, " Je n'oublieray jamais." 
 
 a pile gules, between two trefoils slipped in base vert, an 
 ounce passant guardant or. Mantlmg gules and argent. 
 Crest—On a wreath of the colours, a demi-ounce guardant 
 or between two trefoils, and holding in the dexter paw a 
 like trefoil, each slipped vert. Motto — " Honor ab arvis." 
 Married, Aug. 8, 1899, to Mrs. Irene Osgood, dau. of the 
 late John L«atherbury Belotte of Virginia, U.S.A. Estate — 
 Laughton Manor, Lincolnshire. ^«»(/^«c«—Sud borough 
 
 The Reverend FREDERICK MORTIMER HAR- 
 VEY, Clerk in Holy Orders, formerly Rector of Bolnhurst, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge. Bom July 
 24, 1845, being the third son of the late John Harvey, 
 Gentleman, Master of Arts, by his wife Harriet Mary, 
 second daughter of Archibald P.aris, by his wife Margaret 
 Jane, «/e Lee. Armorial bearing^ — He bears for Anns : 
 Gules, on a bend argent, three trefoils slipped vert, in 
 sinister chief a mullet for difference*; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant 
 proper, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert ; 
 with the Motto, " Je n'oublieray jamais." Married. 
 November 2, 1885, Katlierine Dorothea, eldest daughter 
 of the late Edward John Parker-Jervis ; and has Issue— 
 Ronald Marmaduke Dawnay Harvey, born May 16, 1887. 
 Residence — 8 Oxford and Cambridge Mansions, Hyde 
 Park, W. 
 
 HARRY CHARLES HARVEY, Gentleman. Bom July 
 20, 1868, being the second son of the late Francis Edward 
 Harvey, Gentleman, by his wife Maria, daughter of the 
 late Reverend Charles Cookson, Vicar of Maxey, in the 
 county of Northampton. Armorial toejurings— He bears 
 for Arms : Gules, on a bend argent, three trefoils slipped 
 vert, in sinister chief a inuUet for difference; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guar- 
 dant proper, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert; 
 with the Motto, " Je n'oublieray jamais." 
 
 SJOHN ROBERT HARVEY, Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 Norfolk, late Capt. Loyal Suffolk Hussars, Lieut. -Col. 
 Norfolk Imp. Yeo. , Mayor of Norwich 1903. Born July 31, 
 1861, being the eldest son of the late Colonel John Edmund 
 Harvey of Thorpe, Norfolk, served in 36th Regt. and in 
 the 41st Regt. , in the Crimea, by his wife Octavia, dau. of 
 Rev. Richard Stephens, Vicar of Belgrave, Leicestershire. 
 Armorial bearings -Erminois, on a chief indented gules, 
 three crescents argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest - 
 On a wreath of the colours, over a dexter cubit arm erect 
 prop)er, a crescent argent, between branches of laurel also 
 proper. Motto ~" Alteri si tibi." Married, ^wstly, Oct ^, 
 1888, Norah, dau. of Henry Adams of Cannon Hill, Bray, 
 Berks ; and has Issue — Norah. He m. secondly, Sept. 23, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 1890, Florence, dau. of F. W. Parsons of Risley Hall, 
 ; Derbyshire ; and has Issue— {i) Robert Parsons Harvey, 
 I Gentleman, t. May 14, 1896; Hetty. 6'ea/— Holniwood, 
 i Thorpe, Norwich. Cluis — Army and Navy and Royal 
 
 Thames Yacht. 
 
 and a hunting-horn in base or, the latter garnished vert, 
 three trefoils slipped of the last (for Brown) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 on a chevron gules, between three oak-trees eradicated 
 proper, as many bezants (for Spottiswoode). Upon the 
 
 SSiR ROBERT HARVEY, Knight Bachelor, J. P. cos. 
 Devon and Cornwall, D.L. for Devon and High 
 Sheriff (1897), High Sheriff for Cornwall 1900, a Member 
 of the Commission of l-ieutenancy for the City of London, 
 contested unsuccessfully Devon port in 1892. Born Oct. 
 2, 1847, being the son of Samuel Harvey of Truro, by 
 Emma his wife, dau. of Robert Norlhey of Kenwyn, 
 CO. Cornwall. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chev- 
 ron cotised between three harrows sable, two ears of 
 wheat bladed proper. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, a cockatrice proper holding in the beak 
 three ears of wheat slipped, gorged with a chain, and sus- 
 pended therefrom a harrow all or. Motto — "Semper 
 jeadem." Married, June 26, 1881, Alida Marie, eldest 
 fdau. of Mons. Emile Godefroy of Pessac, Bordeaux, by 
 Dona Gabriel, his wife, dau. of Don Augustin Verdugo of 
 I Lima, Peru; and has Issue — (i) Robert Godefroy Harvey, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 31, 1884, d. May 21, 1895; (2) Samuel 
 'Emile Harvey, Gentleman, b. Dec. 7, 1885; (3) Alfred 
 iNorthey Harvey, Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, 1892; (4) Robert 
 Alexander Harvey, Gentleman, b. Nov. 4, 1896; and 
 Alida Louisa. Seats — Dundridge, Totnes, S. Devon ; 
 Trenowth, Cornwall. Town house — 1 Palace Gate, W. 
 Clubs — Junior Carlton, Windham, Hurlingham. 
 
 THOMAS FRANCIS HARVEY, Gentleman. Born 
 October 25, 1865, being the eldest son of the late Francis 
 j Edward Harvey, Gentleman, by his wife Maria, daughter 
 of the late Reverend Charles Cookson, Vicar of Maxey, in 
 ithe county of Northampton. Armorial bearings — He 
 Ibears for Arms : Gules, on a Ijent argent, three trefoils 
 [slipped vert, in sinister chief a mullet for difference ; and for 
 |his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant 
 jguardant proper, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped 
 ;vert, with the Motto, " Je n'oublieray jamais." 
 
 ( WILLIAM FRANCIS HARVEY of Parbrook, in the 
 county of Hampshire. Born March 8, 1805, being the 
 
 'fourth son of the late Thomas Harvey of Mintiaghs, in the 
 county of Donegal, by his wife Maria, third daughter of 
 John Paris, by his wife Rebecca, youngest daughter of the 
 Reverend Vyner Snell, Rector of Doddington-cum-March. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, on a bend 
 argent, three trefoils slipped vert, in sinister chief a mullet for 
 difference ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion passant guardant proper, holding in the dexter 
 paw a trefoil slipped vert, with the Motto, " Je n'oublieray 
 jamais." Married, February 13, 1849, Mary Johanna, 
 daughter of Major-General James Patrick Murray, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and 
 widow of Andrew Newton, Doctor of Medicine ; and has 
 Issue — Thomas William Harvey, born July 30, 1852 ; and 
 lizabeth Maria. 
 
 WILLIAM MARSH HARVEY of Goldington Hall, near 
 gedford, Barrister-at-Law (Middle Temple). Born July 
 16, 1841, being the second son of the late John Harvey, 
 Barrister-at-Law, Master of Arts, by his wife Harriet Mary, 
 second daughter of Archibald Paris, by his wife Margaret 
 Jane, n^e Lee. Armorial bearings — He bears for Anns : 
 Gules, on a bend argent, three trefoils slipped vert, in sinister 
 :hief a mullet for difference. Mantling gules and argent ; 
 ind for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 Dassant guardant proper, holding in the dexter paw a 
 "^foil slipped vert, with the Motto, " Je n'oublieray jamais." 
 
 tal address — Goldington Hall, near Bedford. Club— 
 
 Iton. 
 
 fjOHN ALEXANDER HARVIE-BROWN of Shirgar- 
 Quarter, and Dunipace, co. Stirling, J. P. for that 
 unty, F.R.S. E. , F.Z.S. Born 1844, being the only son 
 iff John Harvie- Brown, Esquire, J.P. , of Shirgarton, Quarter, 
 I'nd Dunipace, by his wife Elizabeth, only child and heir of 
 he late Thomas Spottiswoode of Dunipace, co. Stirling. 
 irmorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 \, gules, on a chevron between two fleur-de-lys in chief 
 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a lion rampant, holding a fleur-de- 
 lys in his dexter paw gules, charged on the shoulder with a 
 trefoil slipped or. Motto — " Horeat majestas." Postal 
 address — Dunipace House, Larbert, N.B. 
 
 EDWARD HARWOOD, Esq., J.P. for co. Gloucester. 
 Bom 1818, being the only son of the late S. Harwood, Esq. , 
 by Elizabeth Withy, dau. of the late John Withy. Club — 
 Reform. Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and or, a 
 stag's head caboshed between three sprigs proper. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount between two trefoils slipped, a stag's 
 head caboshed, and between the antlers an acorn leaved all 
 proper. Married, ist, 1840, Mary, dau. of Young Sturge ; 
 2nd, 1868, Anne Marina, dau. of Charles Cocks Eyre, M.l3. ; 
 3rd, 1892, Florence Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Thomas White 
 of Grovesend, Gloucestershire ; and has issue. Postal ad- 
 dresses — Woodhouse, Almondsbury ; 18 Cornhill, London, 
 E.C. 
 
 Sir JOHN JAMES HARWOOD, Knight Bachelor, 
 Justice of the Peace for the city of Manchester. Born 
 1832, being the son of James Harwood of Accrington, 
 by Mary, daughter of Thomas Hardacre ; Mayor of Man- 
 chester, 1884, 1886, and 1887; dubbed Knight Bachelor, 
 1888. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per 
 pale argent and gules, a chevron invected between two stags' 
 heads caboshed in chief and an owl in base, all counter- 
 changed. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock 
 proper a stag's head caboshed f)er pale argent and gules, 
 between the attires an escutcheon of the last, charged with 
 an owl argent, and pendent from a riband also gules ; with 
 the Motto, "Strive diligently, hope always." Married, 
 1856, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of C. E. Oldham. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 /\vta/ aMrfis— Ash Villa, Nbnhumbrrland Street, Higher 
 Broughton, Manchrster. 
 
 HARWOOD (H, Coll.). Asure, a chrvron nebuly 
 rrminc. plain cottised arRcnt, between three martlets of 
 the last, in the centre chief point a wreath of oak or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. OrMt— On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a wreath, of oak or, thereon 
 perched a martlet argent. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Harwood of Belstead Hall, Suffolk, 
 i. 1809; d. 1887; wi. Lucy, d. of Samuel Harwood: — 
 
 Samuel Thomas Harwood. F.sq.. J. P. Suffolk,*. 1843; 
 *». 1870, Fanny, d. of James Curling of London. Seat — 
 Matiisford Hall, Needliam Market, Siiflfolk. 
 
 Henrv Fairfax Harwood. Esq., J. P. Suftolk, d. 1848. 
 Seat — 'fuddenham Hall, Ipswich. 
 
 Alfred Harwood, Esq.. J. P. Suffolk, d. 1855; m. 1891, 
 Edith Eva, only d. of Henry Cooper of Holton Hall, 
 Colchester; and has issue — Alfred Henry Fairfax Harwood, 
 Gentleman, fi. 1802 ; and Eva Lucy. Seat — Ackworth 
 House, East Bergholt, Suffolk. 
 
 Sir ALFRED SEALE HASLAM. Knight Bachelor. 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Derby. Bom Oct. 
 37, 1844, being the fourth son of William Haslam of Derby, 
 
 by his wife Ann, dau. of Joseph Smith of Branstone, Staf- 
 fordshire ; dubbed Knight Bachelor, 1891. Chids — Devon- 
 shire, City of London, Reform. Livery — Blue coat with 
 white collar and cuffs and silver buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Argent, two bars wavy azure, 
 on a chief engrailed gules a lambstatant, between two hazel 
 leaves proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising 
 regardant, holding in the beak a hazel-leaf slipped proper, 
 and pendent from the neck by a riband argent an escut- 
 cheon gules, charged with a lamb statant proper ; with the 
 Motto, "Agnus Dei salvator meus." Married, June 17, 
 1875, Annie, daughter of the late Thomas Tatam of The 
 Elms, Little Eaton, in the county of Derby ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Alfred Victor Haslam, Esquire, born June 24, 1876; 
 (2) Eric Scale Haslam, Esquire, born April 8, 1886 ; (3) 
 William Kenneth Scale Haslam, Esquire, born March 10, 
 1893 ; Hilda Annie ; and Edith Hannah. Estates— BttaA- 
 
 saU Priory, and Little Chester, in the county of Derby 
 5#a/— Breadsall Priory. 
 
 WILLIAM WYNDHAM HASLER. Esquire, J.l' 
 Bom May 13, 1833, being the eldest son of Riil 
 Hasler of Adlinpbourne and Barkfold, Sussex, J.l'. 
 D.I.., by his wife Julia, dau. of the late Hon. Wi 
 Wyndham. Armorial bearings — Per chevron iii\ 
 gules and sable, three lions rampant argent, each ch, 
 on the shoulder with a cross pat(?e azure. MttntUng j,^„ 
 and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a squirrel 
 sejant cracking a nut proper, collared gemel azure, l)etwetii 
 two branches of palm also proper. Motto — " Qui e nun- 
 nucleuni esse vult, nucem frangat." Married, April ao, 
 1865, Selinah Sarah, youngest dau. of the late Lionei 
 Charles Hervey (great-grandson of John, first Karl of 
 Bristol); and has Issue — (i) Arthur Richard Felton Hasler, 
 Gentleman, b, Feb. 14, 1866 ; (2) Reginald Hasler, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. a8, and d. March 1867 ; (3) Julian Hasler, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. East Kent Regt. (the Buffs), h. Oct. 16^ 
 1868; (4) Edward Lionel Hasler, Gentleman, b. Jan. la, 
 1871 ; (5) Algernon Hasler, Gentleman, b. April 16, 1875; 
 Constance Selina ; Alice Mary ; BUmche Evelyn ; and 
 Mabel Frances. Seat — Aldingbourne, Chichester; Bark- 
 fold, Pet worth. 
 
 HASSALL, quartered by COKE. 
 
 HASTINGS, quartered by LONGUEVILLE, HEY- 
 WOOD-JONES, WILLDING-JONES. ASTLEY, and 
 CLIFTON. 
 
 HASTINGS, see RAWDON-HASTINGS. and CLIF- 
 TON-HASTINGS-CAMPBELL. 
 
 JOHN ANTONY FREEMAN HATCH, Gentleman, 
 of Ardee Castle, co. Louth. Bom 1867, being the only son 
 of Jeremiah Antony Hatch of Ardee Castle, who d. 1881, by 
 Mary Wykeham, second dau. of the late Edmund Gunn of 
 Plymouth, Devon. Armorial bearings Gules, two demi- 
 lions passant guardant couped in pale or, on a chief argent 
 a cannon mounted prop>er. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, a dcmi-lion rampant or, 
 armed and langued gules, charged on the breast with a pile 
 of shot proper, and holding in the paws a staff also proper, 
 thereto affixed a flag argent charged with a cross of the 
 second. Motto- " Fortis valore et armis." Seat- AxAtu 
 Castle, Ardee, co. Louth. 
 
 S General WILLIAM SPARKES HATCH, R.A., 
 formerly Insfjcctor-General of Ordnance, Bombay, 
 1878-81. Bom 1826, being the son of Oliver Hatch of Cart- 
 mcl. Armorial bearings — Chequy or and vert, a bend er- 
 mine, on a chief embattled gules, two demi-lions passant of 
 the first. Mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, issuant from flames a demi-leopard 
 holding in the dexter paw a grenade fired all proper. Mar- 
 tied, 1883, Mary, only daughter of the late P. C. Weldon of 
 Ballinasloe, co. Galway. Residence — 4 Denmark Terrace, 
 Brighton. 
 
 HATCH. Or, on a bend indented plain cottised azure, 
 two demi-lions passant guardant or, a chief arched gules. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a roundle per pale argent and or, charged with a demi-lion 
 passant guardant azure, the whole between two roses slipped 
 and leaved. Motto — " Fortis in arduis." 
 
 Son of John William Hatch, b. 1824 ; d. 1865 ; m. 1856; 
 
 Matilda Augusta, only d. of Hugh Snell of Callington, 
 
 Cornwall, Barrister-at-Law : — 
 Ernest Frederick George Hatch, Gentleman, M.P. for 
 Gorton Div. of Lnncs. since 1895, b. 12 April 1859; m. 
 1900, Lady Constance Blanche Godolphin Osborne [Arms 
 of Osborne — Quarterly ermine and azure, a cross or], d. 
 of the 9th Duke of Leeds ; and has issue — Marjorie Matilda 
 Ruth, b. 1901. Nes.—y) Portland Place, London, W. 
 Club — Carlton. 
 
 HATCHE, quartered by MALET. 
 
 JOHN RANDALL HATFEILD, Gentleman. Borv 
 Sept. 21, 1873, being the son of John Hatfeild, Esq., 
 J. P., by his wife Mariana Frances, dau. of Mons. Adolphe 
 Davide. Armorial bearing^— Quarterly i and 4, ermine, 
 
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 on a chevron engrailed sable, three cinquefoils or (for Hat- 
 feild) ; 2 and 3 per fesse indented argent and sable, a pale 
 counterchanged, three goats' heads erased, two and one 
 azure, and as many crosses pat(5e fitchfe, one and two of 
 the first (for Gossip). Mantling sable and argent. Crests 
 
 i-i. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm vested 
 lable, cuffed argent, the hand proper holding a cinquefoil 
 lipped or (for Hatfeild) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 wo goats' heads erased addorsed, the dexter azure, the 
 j.nister argent (for Gossip). Motto — "Pax." Seats — 
 !"horp Arch Hall, Tadcaster ; and Skellow Grange, 
 'oncaster. 
 
 HATTON, see FINCH-HATTON-BESLEY. 
 
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 SVILLIERS HATTON, Esquire, Colonel Grenadier 
 Guards. Born October 8, 1852, being the eldest son 
 ofthe late Lieut.-Col.Villiers La louche Hatton J P D L 
 of Clonard. co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1862 and 1863), We 
 of the Grenadier Guards, by his wife Rosia Mary only 
 dau. of the late Sir William Plunkett de Bathe, Bart 
 Cluis— Guards', United Service, Windham, St. James's. 
 Ltverv—Ba.rk blue, with orange facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, on a chevron between three garbs or an 
 annulet gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest— Upon 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD GREY HATHERELL. Es- 
 uire, J. P. Bom Dec. 26, 1858, being the only son of 
 iie late Lieut. -Col. James Abraham Hatherell, J. P., Major 
 jfid Hon. Lieut. -Col. 3rd Bntt. Royal Fusiliers, by his wife 
 liza Emily, second dau. of the Hon. Charles Lennox 
 utler, sixth son of James, Lord Dunboyne. Clu6 — 
 iiiior Carlton. Armorial bearings — Per pale azure and 
 ible, on a chevron engrailed argent, between two lions 
 ^^ipant in chief and an eagle displayed in base erminois, 
 i mascle of the first between two roses gules, barbed and 
 eded proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 leath of the colours, an antelope's head couped proper, 
 )iged with a collar chained or, charged with two mascles 
 in the arms, holding in the mouth a rose gules, slipped 
 ■rt. Motto — " Probitas verus honos. " Married, Aug. 21, 
 I89, Ethel Henrietta, second dau. of the late Charles 
 laymond Pelly of Upton Lodge, Eastbourne, and grand- 
 tiu. of the late Sir Robert North Collie Hamilton, Bart., 
 C. B. ; and has Issue — James Hamilton Grey Hatherell, 
 •ntleman, d. May 1894; R'ta Constance Ellen; and 
 Ivia Adelaide Anna. 5^a/— Radford House, near 
 ■amington. 
 
 IjpATHWAY, quartered by SLAUGHTER. 
 
 HATTON, quartered by DE TRAFFORD, HULLEY, 
 
 d RAMSDEN. 
 
 a wreath of the colours, a hind statant or, charged on the 
 body with an annulet as in the arms. Motto — "Virtus 
 tutissima cassis." Married, March 30, 1897, Emily, only 
 child of Charles Burrall Hoffman of New York. Estates 
 in cos. Wexford and Waterford. Postal address — Guards' 
 Club, S.W. 
 
 HATTON-ELLIS. Azure, on a chevron between two 
 garbs in chief and a lion passant in base all or, a 
 mascle between two crescents of the field. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion between two garbs all or. Motto — " Fide et amore." 
 Son of Wililam Hatton : — 
 
 Joseph Alfred Hatton-EUis (formerly Hatton), Gentle- 
 man. Res. — May Bank, St. Anne's-on-Sea, Lanes. 
 
 EDMUND HAVILAND-BURKE, Gentleman, M.P. 
 for the Tullamore Division of King's County. Born 1864, 
 being the eldest son of the late Edmund Haviland-Burke, 
 Gentleman, formerly M.P. for Christchurch (only son of 
 the late Thomas Aston Haviland, Gentleman, who being 
 grandnephew and heir-at-law of the late Rt. Hon. Edmund 
 Burke, assumed the surname and arms of Burke in addition 
 to those of Haviland by Royal Licence in 1818), by Jane, 
 second dau. of the late F. Waltham. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, a cross gules, in the first quarter a 
 lion rampant sable (for Burke) ; 2 and 3, argent, three 
 
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 castles triple-towered sable (for Haviland). Mantling Rtilcs 
 and or. OTMt — i. on a wreath of the colours, a cat-a- 
 mountain sejant guardanl pro|xrr, collared and chained or 
 (for Burke) ; 9. on a wreath of the colours, a castle as in 
 tlie arms; and over it the Motto, " Dominus fortissima 
 turris" (for Haviland). MottO " Vincliis sed non victus." 
 Married, 1893, Susan, second dau. of the late John Wilson 
 of Cam Sampson, lUllycastle, co. Antrim. Residence— 
 70 Wellington Road, Dublin. 
 
 HAWBERKE, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 HAWCLIFFE, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 HAWKES, quartered by WARD. 
 
 lOHN HAWKES-CORNOCK, Esquire. J. P. for co. 
 Wexford. Horn Nov. ^, 184 1, being the son of Zachariah 
 Cornock Hawkes, by his wife Henrietta Margaret, dau. of 
 John Long; and assumed by Royal Licence the addi- 
 tional surname and arms of Cornock in the year 1883. 
 Club — Wexford County. Livery — Blue, with silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, party per fesse 
 guk's and azure, a dexter cubit arm issuing from the sinister, 
 grasjiing in the hand a sword all proper, in chief two 
 crescents or (for Cornock) ; a and 3 argent, a pale gules 
 and three hawks' heads erased, two and one, counter- 
 changed, in the centre chief point a cross pat^e or (for 
 Hawkes). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his 
 Orests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm 
 fesseways, the hand grasping a sword erect all proper, the 
 arm charged in fesse with two crescents azure (for Cornock); 
 a. upon a wreath of the colours, on a branch of oak lying 
 fesseways, a hawk rising all proper, jessed and belled or, 
 with the motto over, "Virtute non vi." MottO — "Animo 
 et fide." Married, February 4, 1874, Mary Charlotte, 
 only child of Richard Hughes of Wrexham ; and has Issue 
 — (i) John Hawkes-Cornock, Gentleman, born July 16, 
 1876 ; (2) Zack Edisbury Hawkes-Cornock, Gentleman, 
 born November 30, 1880; (3) Richard Hawkes-Cornock, 
 Gentleman, born May 13, 1886 ; d. young. Estates — Crom- 
 well's Fort, Rockspring, Kilcasane, Ballycrun, Bellcarrig, 
 Salville, Kilcasane, Clologru, all in the county of Wexford ; 
 Eagle Hill, in the county of Kilkenny ; Moneensand Killo- 
 hara, in the county of Cork. Postal address — Cromwell's 
 Fort, Wexford. 
 
 HAWKESLEY, quartered by MIDDLEMORE. 
 
 HAWKINS, quartered by CONYERS, FOX, MEADE. 
 and VERSCHOYLE. 
 
 5 CHRISTOPHER HENRY THOMAS HAWKINS, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. Cornwall, High 
 Sheriff 1846, B.A. Camb. Born 1820, being the second 
 son of the late Thomas Hawkins, Esq., M. P. for Gram- 
 pound, by his wife Anne, dau. of James Haywood. Ar- 
 morial bearing^ — Per saltire or and argent, on a saltire 
 sable, five fleurs-de-lis of the first, a border gobony of the 
 first and third. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armour proper, 
 charged with two fleurs-de-lis in pale azure, in the hand 
 proper a baton or, tipped sable. Married, 1868, Jane 
 Ellen, dau. of Jesse Ming. 5tfa/— Trewithen, Probus, 
 R.S.O.. CO. Cornwall. Residence — 10 Portland Place. W. 
 C/«^j— Athenaeum, United University. 
 
 The Rev. EDWARD BURDETT HAWKSHAW, 
 M.A. (Oxon.), J. P. CO. Hereford, Prebendary of Hereford 
 
 and Chaplain to the Earl of Erne. Born , being the 
 
 only son of the late Col. Edward Hawkshaw, 31st Regt., 
 by Hester his wife, dau. of the late Melvyn Pratt of Cabra 
 Castle, CO. Cavan. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, argent, a chevron gules between three hawks' heads 
 erased proper, each gorged with a ducal coronet or (for 
 Hawkshaw) ; a and 3 azure, a cinquefoil argent, between 
 
 three ducal coronets or. Mantling gules doubled argent. 
 Crest— On a wre;ith of the coU)urs, a hawk's head erased 
 and gorged as in the arms. Motto — " Persevi-rance," 
 Married, 1845, Catherine Mary Jane, younger dau. of Sir 
 Hungerford Hoskyns, 7th Bart. ; and has with other hsue 
 — Edward Crichton Hawkshaw, Esq., Major (retired) R.A. 
 5ra/— Weston, Ross. 
 
 BOURCHIER FRANCIS HAWKSLEY, Genileman, 
 Solicitor. Armorial bearings —Ermine, on a pcrcli issuant 
 from the base a hawk regardant proper, holding in ilic lieak 
 an ear of wheat slipped or, in chief two hawks' lures gules, 
 a chief vert, thereon a bugle-horn stringed of the third, all 
 within a bordure of the fourth charged with eight roses of 
 the first, barbed and seeded of the second. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a perch a hawk regardant holding in the l)cak an 
 ear of wheat as in the arms between two ostrich feathers 
 argent. Motto -"Vigilant." Residence — 14 Hyde I'ark 
 Gardens, London, W. C/«*j— Reform, Garrick. 
 
 RANDALL PLUNKETT TAYLOR HAWKSLEY, 
 Esquire, Capt. R.E. Born 1870, being the eldest son of the 
 late James Taylor Hawksley, Esq., J. P. for co. Pembroke, 
 High Sheriff 1884, by his wife Emily Julia, second dau. of 
 George Price. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a fesse nebuly 
 azure, between two lions rampant in chief and a hawk in 
 base proper. Mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon three mascles 
 interlaced fesseways azure, a hawk proper, collared arure. 
 Motto — "Garde I'honneur." Married, 1900, Kale Mar- 
 jorie, dau. of Bowen Pottinger Woosnam, Esq., D.L.,of 
 Tyn-y-graig, Breconshire. Seat— CaXAy Island, Tenby. 
 
 HAWKSWORTH, quartered by FAWKES. 
 HAWLEY, quartered by FLOYER. 
 HAWTE, quartered by FLETCHER-VANE. 
 HAY, quartered by ERASER. 
 
 HAY, see BAIRD-HAY, and PATERSON-BALFOUR- 
 HAY. 
 
 The Rev. FREDERIC DRUMMOND HAY, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, formerly Vicar of Neston, Wilts. Bom 
 July 7, 1839, being the eldest son of the late Sir Edward 
 Hay of South Hill, Southwell, Notts, Governor various 
 colonies from 1839 to 1862, by his first wife Sarah Laura, 
 second dau. of Lieut. -Col. Livingstone, H.E. l.C.S. Ar- 
 morial bearingrs— Quarterly, i. azure, a unicorn salient 
 argent, armed, maned, and unguled or, within a bordure 
 of the last charged with eight half thistles vert, impaled 
 with as many half roses gules ; 2. or, a lion's head erased 
 within a double tressure flory counterflory gules ; 3. argent, 
 three inescutcheons gules ; 4. or, three bars wavy gules, sur- 
 mounted of a scymitar in pale argent, hiked and pommelled of 
 the field, all within a bordure gules. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, an aged low- 
 land Scots countryman couped at the knees, vested in grey, 
 waistcoat gules, bonnet azure, bearing on his shoulder an 
 ox-yoke proper. Motto — " Renovate animos." Married, 
 first, June 27, 1865, Elizabeth Ann, youngest dau. of Robert 
 Matthews, Esq. , of The Elms, Taplow, Bucks ; and by 
 her (who died April 24, 1878) has Issue— (i) Frederic 
 Edward Hay, Gentleman, b. July 23, 1868; (2) Robert 
 Hay, Gentleman, b. Feb. 14, 1870; (3) John Tudor Hay, 
 Gentleman, b. May 11, 1876; (4) William Charles Hay, 
 Gentleman, b. April 23, 1878; Mary Laura [w., June 24. 
 189s, William James White Nicol, Whitlars, King's 
 Langley, Herts]; and Elizabeth [m., Oct. 5, 1898, Herbert 
 Lloyd Penny, Staff Surgeon R.N.]. He married secondly, 
 April 20, 1880, Emily Eraser, eldest dau. of George 
 Dashwood Wilkins, Bengal C.S. Residence— 1$ Henrietta 
 Street, Bath. 
 
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 Sir hector MACLEAN HAY, Baronet, of Alderston. 
 Born March 28, 1821, being the eldest son of Sir James 
 Douglas Hamilton Hay, the sixth Baronet, of Alderston, in 
 the county of Haddington, by his wife Jane, second daughter 
 of William Sanderson of Springbank ; succeeded his father 
 in 1873, under the creation of February 22, 1703. This 
 title was created with remainder to heirs male whatsoever ; 
 at the death of the third Baronet (who bore the name 
 of Makdougal) it reverted to the representatives of a younger 
 brother of the first Baronet. Livery — White, with blue 
 facings. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, azure three fraises argent (for Fraser) ; 2 and 
 3 gules, three bars ermine (for Gifford) ; over all, in an escut- 
 cheon of pretence argent, three escutcheons gules, in the 
 centre a key fesseways, pointing to the right, wards down- 
 wards sable, for difference (for Hay), and pendent from the 
 escutcheon by an orange-tawny ribbon his badge as a 
 Baronet of Nova Scotia. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 
 three bars wavy gules surmounted of a scimitar in pale 
 argent, hiked and pommelled of the field (Drummond of 
 Cromlix, c. 1672-7) ; 4. argent, three escutcheons gules 
 (Hay) ; in the centre of the quarters a crescent gules for 
 difference. Mantling azure, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 
 )at's head erased argent, horned or. Motto — "Spare 
 mght." Married, firstly, 1852, Ann Charlotte, daughter 
 Dr. J. White, 17th l^ight Dragoons, and widow of Lieu- 
 nant-Colonel William Charles Lewis Bird, Honourable 
 vst India Company's Service, which lady died July 24, 
 88; and secondly, January 24, 1889, Julia, widow of 
 illiam Johnson of Appleby, Heir presumptive — His 
 phew, William Henry, born 1867. Seat — Ingoldsby, 
 mgley Park, Hampton. 
 
 HAY-DRUMMOND of Cromlix (L.O.). Quarterly, i. 
 " augmentation) azure, a unicorn salient argent, armed, 
 med, and unguled or, within a bordure of the last, charged 
 th eight half-thistles vert, and as many half-roses gules ; 
 : or, a lion's head erased gules, langued azure, within a 
 I uble tressure flory counterflory of the second ; 3. or, 
 
 wreath of his liveries, an aged Lowland Scots countryman 
 couped at the knees, vested and bonneted proper, bearing 
 on his right shoulder an ox-yoke proper. Motto — "Re- 
 novate animos." 
 
 Son of Hon. Charles Rowley Hay-Drummond (fourth 
 
 son of loth Earl of Kinnoull) of Harewood Lodge, 
 
 Sunninghill, Berks, late Col. Scots Fus. Gds. , b. 1836; 
 
 m. 1858, Arabella Augusta, d. of Col. William H. 
 
 Meyrick by Laura, d. of ist Duke of Cleveland : — 
 
 Arthur William Henry Hay-Drummond, Esq., J. P. 
 
 Wilts and Suffolk, late Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. Berks Regt., 
 
 b. 1862; m. 1891. Mary, d. of Sir Edward Scott, sth 
 
 Bart. ; and has surv. issue — Gwendoline Vane ; and Violet 
 
 Vane. Seat — Cromlix, Perthshire. Res. — Ashton Keynes, 
 
 Cricklade, Wilts ; 19 Hill Street, London, W. 
 
 JAMES ROBERT HAY-GORDON, Gentleman. Born 
 November 9, 1849, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Adam Hay-Gordon of Avochie, Mayen. and 
 Ardmeallie, D.L.. by his wife Annie M'Kerrell, eldest dau. 
 of James Brown of Edinburgh. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly, ist grand quarter, azure, a chevron between three 
 boars' heads couped or, a hand grasping a sheaf of arrows 
 proper (for Gordon) ; 2nd grand quarter, counterquartered 
 I and 4, argent, three inescutcheons gules; 2 and 3, azure, 
 three cinquefoils argent, over all en suriout a crescent gules, 
 all within a bordure of the last (for Hay). Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of his liveries, a 
 stag's head caboshed within two branches of laurel con- 
 joined at the top all proper (for Gordon) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 his liveries, a goat trippant prof>er (for Hay). Mottoes — 
 " Byde together " (for Gordon) ; " Spare nought " (for Hay). 
 Seat — Mayen House, Huntly, N. B. Residence — Malpas, 
 Cheshire. 
 
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 « WILLIAM DRUMMOND OGILVY HAY-NEW- 
 TON, Esquire. J. P. and D.L. Bom Jan. 12. 183a. 
 Esq., of Newton Hall, by his wife Margaret Eliza, youngest 
 being the eldest son ol the late John Stuart Hay-Newton, 
 daughter of William Fairlie. Clubs — Carlton, Army and 
 Navy. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly 
 I and 4, counterqu.-irtered i. and iiii. azure, three cinquefoils 
 argent ; a and 3 gules, three bars ermine, en surtout an 
 escutcheon argent, charged with three shields gules, in the 
 centre a mullet of the last for difference (for Hay) ; ii. and 
 iii. grand quarters vert, a lion rampant or, on a chief of 
 the last three roses gules (for Newton). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent ; and u[>on a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a demi-lion rampant or, brandishing a 
 scimitar proper, hilled and pommelled gold. Supporters — 
 Two lions guardant gules, armed and langued azure, collared 
 or. Motto — "Pro patriA," Married, August 10, 1871, 
 Adeline Charlotte, eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel 
 Robert Gordon; and has Issue — (i) George Hay, Gentle- 
 man, born August 5, 1872 ; (a) Stuart Hay, Gentleman, 
 born March a8, 1876 ; and Albreda Julia. Seat — Newton 
 Hall, in the county of Haddington. Postal address — 3 
 Marlborough Road, Bath. 
 
 HAYES (U.O.). Per pale gules and sable, on a chevron 
 argent, between three leopard's faces or, a pheon of the 
 second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant or, holding in his paws 
 a flagstaff therefrom a pennon gules, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a pheon sable. Motto — " Renovate animos." 
 
 Sons of William Andrew Hayes, Gentleman, B.A. 
 
 Trin. Coll., Dub., b. ; d. ; m. , Elizabeth, 
 
 d. of John Carolin : — 
 William Andrew Hayes, Gentleman, M. R. C. S. , L. R. C. S. , 
 b. 1861 ; m. 1885, Emily Augusta, d. of Joseph Charles 
 Fisher. Estate — Waterloo, nr. Grahamstown, Cape Colony. 
 
 HAYHURST. see FRANCE-HAYHURST, 
 
 Devon, M.A. (Oxon.), late Capt. (Hon. Major) Roy. ist 
 Devon Yeom., b. 1859; m. 1897, Violet Octavia, d. of 
 Octavius Bradshaw, Estj., J. P., D.L,; and has issue— 
 
 HAYNE, see SEALE-HAYNE. 
 
 M The Right Honourable Sir ARTHUR DIVETT 
 W HAYTER, and Baronet (April 19, 1858), of South-hill 
 Park, Berks, P.C, M.A. (Oxford), J. P. and D.L, for 
 Berks, J. P. Somerset, formerly Lieut.-Col. London Rifle 
 Brigade, late Capt. Grenadier Guards, M.P. for Wells 
 1865-68, for Bath 1873-85, and for Walsall 1893-95, and 
 since 1900 ; a Lord of the Treasury 1880-82, and Financial 
 Secretary to the War Office 1882-85. Born Aug. 19, 1835, 
 being the only son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir William Good- 
 enough Hayter, 1st Bart., by his wife Anne, eldest dau. of 
 William Pulsford of Linslade, Bucks. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, an escallop between three bulls' heads couped 
 or ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a bull's head erased sable, sem^e of escallops or, 
 and pierced through the neck with a broken spear in bend 
 sinister, points upwards proper. Motto — " Via vi." Mar- 
 ried, Nov. 7, 1866, Henrietta, dau. of Capt. Adrian John 
 Hope. 5ea/j— South-hill Park, Bracknell, Berks; Trevena, 
 Tintagel, Cornwall ; and Linslade Manor, Leighton, Bucks. 
 Town residence — 9 Grosvenor Square, W. 
 
 HA^VTER-HAMES (H. Coll.). Quarterly, 1 and 4, 
 azure, a chevron between three demi-lions each holding in 
 the paws an arrow erect point downwards proper (Hanies) ; 
 a and 3, azure, three bull's heads couped within a bordure 
 engrailed or (Hayter). Crests — 1. on a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a lion passant or, holding in 
 the dexter forepaw an arrow as in the arms (Hatnes) ; a. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a bull's head couped or, charged 
 with four drops of blood and pierced through the neck with 
 a broken spear in bend all proper. Motto — "Honor 
 virtutis praemium." Livery — Dark blue, silver buttons. 
 
 Son of Rev. Hayter George Hayter-Hames, M.A., 
 
 Rector and Patron ofChagford, J. P., b. 1826; d. 1886 ; 
 
 m. 1852, Constance Harriet, d. of Sir Charles Colvile 
 
 of Duffield Hall, co. Derby :— 
 Colvile George Hayter Hayter-Hames, Esq., J. P. co. 
 
 (i) George Colvile Hayter-Hames, Gentleman, b. 1898; 
 (2) Noel Cecil Hayter-Hames, Gentleman, b. 1901. Seat— 
 Chagford House, Chagford, Devon. Club — Cavalry. 
 
 HAZLERIGG.'see HESILRIGE. 
 
 JAMES HEAD, Esquire, J. P., formerly Captain 
 Middlesex Y.C. and 3rd Batt. East Kent Regt., The 
 Buffs. Born— A^rW 25, 1851, being the fourth son of the 
 late Sir Francis Somerville Head, 2nd Bart., Bengal C.S., 
 by his wife Mary Jane, dau. of Robert Garnett of Wyreside, 
 CO. Lancaster. Livery— Grey, black velvet collars, silver 
 buttons, red waistcoat. Armorial bearings ~ Quarterly 
 1. and 4. gules, six broken bones barwise in pale argent, a 
 canton ermine ; 2. and 3. argent, a chevron ermines between 
 three unicorns' heads couped sable on an escutcheon of 
 pretence the arms of Cameron, namely gules, three bars 
 ermine, on a chief embattled argent, a bugle-horn stringed 
 sable ; between on the dexter side, p>endant from a ribbon 
 of the first, fimbriated azure, a representation of the gold 
 medal and clasps presented to Sir Alexander Cameron, 
 K.C. B., in consideration of his gallant and distinguished 
 services at the battles of Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajos, and 
 Salamanca, subscribed " Peninsula" in letters sable, and on 
 the sinister side, pendant from a like riband, a representa- 
 tion of the medal conferred upon him for his services at the 
 battle of Waterloo, in letters also sable. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— Out of an Eastern crown or, three 
 ostrich feathers argent. Motto — "Study quiet." Married, 
 Sept. 8, 1888, Christian Helen Jane, dau. and heiress of 
 Duncan Cameron of Inverailort; and has /.v.w^ -Francis 
 Somerville Cameron Head, Gentleman, and Christian Mary 
 Cameron, i'^a^— Inverailort, via Fortwilliam, Inverness- 
 shire. Town address— ^o Lowndes Square, S.W. Clubs 
 - Wellington; Ranelagh. 
 
 Sir ROBERT GARNETT HEAD. 3rd Baronet (July 
 14, 1838). Born March 18, 1.845, being the eldest son of 
 the late .Sir Francis Somerville Head, 2nd Bart., Bengal 
 C.S., by his wife Mary Jane, dau. of Robert Garneit of 
 Wyreside, co. Lancaster. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 a chevron ermines, between three unicorns' heads couped 
 sable ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a Baronet. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an unicorn's head couped ermines. 
 Motto— "Study quiet." Married, Aug. 5, 1880, Florence 
 
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 Julia, dau. of Robert John Pollock, 8th Madras Cavalry, 
 second son of Sir Frederick Pollock, Bart., Lord Chief 
 Baron of the Court of Exchequer; and has Isst4e — (i) 
 i Robert Pollock Somerville Head, Esq., b. April 7, 1884; 
 (2) George Hurges Digby Head, Esq., b. June 2, 1888 ; and 
 Florence Mary. Clubs — Reform, Brooks's. 
 
 i WILLIAM NORRIS HEALD, Esquire, J. P. cos. 
 
 Lancaster and Chester, Patron of two Livings. Born 
 
 May 3, 1830, being the son of the late George Heald of 
 
 Garston, l.,ancashire. Club — • Conservative. Armorial 
 
 1 bearings — (Quarterly gules and azure, in the first and 
 
 I fourth quarters an eagle with wings elevated or, in the 
 
 I second and third a fret of the last, over all a fesse argent, 
 
 thereon betueen two crosses patde, a rose of the first, barbed 
 
 and seeded proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 
 I a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a bundle ol 
 
 j arrows fesseways the points towards the dexter proper, 
 
 I boimd gules, thereon an eagle with wings elevated enninois, 
 
 f in the beak a sprig of holly also proper, the dexter claw 
 
 resting on a cross patde as in the arms. Motto — " Mea 
 
 I gloria crux." Married, April 21, 1858, Jane, dau. of the 
 
 I Rev. Edward Walker ; and has with other Issue — James 
 
 I Heald, Gentleman, b. April 22, 1859 \jn., Sept. 8, 1892, 
 
 j Henrietta Stewart, second dau. of Stewart H. Brown of 
 
 I Querry Bank, Allerton, and has issue, William Arthur 
 
 Heald, Gentleman, i5. 1893]. Seat — Parrs Wood, Didsbury. 
 
 HEALY, see FITZGERALD. 
 
 SAMUEL THOMAS HEARD, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Kerry. Born July 9, 1835, being the second son of 
 the late Edward Heard, Gentleman, of Ballintubber, 
 in CO. Cork, by his wife Jane, dau. of Thomas Scott, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Waterford, of Glenbower, co. Waterford. 
 
 I 
 
 rWrv— Light grey, with red facings. Armorial bear- 
 igs— Argent, on a chevron gules, between three water- 
 jugets sable, as many crescents or. Mantling gules 
 id argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 
 antelope proper, ducally gorged or, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a water-bouget as in the arms. Motto — 
 "Audior." Married, 1862, Kate, dau. of Hon. William 
 Bradley of Lindesay, in the Colony of New South Wales, 
 Member of the Legislative Council of that Colony ; and 
 has Issue — {x) Edward Severin Heard, Esq., Lt.-Col. sth 
 Fusiliers, b. 1863 [»;., 1893, Georgina Gertrude, only dau. 
 of Major-General Beauchamp W. B. Magrath, and has 
 issue, Patrick Valentine Beauchamp Heard, Gentleman, 
 b. 1894, and Maureen Kate] ; (2) Francis William Heard, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. 4th King's Own Regt., b. 1866, d. 1889; 
 (3) Hugh Lindsay Patrick Heard, Esquire, Commander 
 Royal Navy, b. 1869 ; (4) William Beaucliamp Heard, 
 Gentleman, b. iSyj ; and Kate Ethel. 5sa< — Rossdohan, 
 Tahilla, co. Kerry. Club —Junior United Service. 
 
 CHARLES RICHARD MONT ORGUEIL HEARN, 
 Esquire, J. P. for the cos. of Monaghan and Tyrone. Born 
 Oct. 24, 1850, being the second son of the late Major Robert 
 Thomas Hearn, 76th Regt., by his wife Amelia Maria, dau. 
 of Captain Henry Wilson, 37th Regt. Club — Primrose. 
 Livery — Claret coat and vest, black trousers, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per pale gules and 
 
 azure, a che\Ton between three herons argent. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a heron as in the arms ; with 
 the Motto, " Ardua petit ardea." Married, June 3, 1875, 
 Ellen, only child and heiress of James Thornley ; and has 
 /«z/^— Charles Robert Thornley Hearn, Gentleman, bom 
 September 13, 1886 ; Marguerite ; and Amy. Estates — 
 Templenew, in the county of Donegal, and part of Flintfield 
 estate, in the county of Cork. Postal address — Templenew, 
 Belleek, co. Fermanagh. 
 
 ARTHUR HOWARD HEATH, Esquire, J. P. Bom 
 May 29, 1856, being the third son of the late Robert Heath 
 of Biddulph Grange, co. Stafford, J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1884, M.P. for Stoke-on-Trent 1874-80, by his wife 
 Anne, dau. of James Beach of Tunstall. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a tower gules, between three heath-cocks 
 proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 
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 of the colours, upon the battlements of a tower gules, a 
 heath-cock proper, rcsitin^ the dexter claw upon a pheoti 
 sable. Motto — " Industruc prcemium." Married, 1884, 
 Alice, dau. of Rev. Herbert Richard Peel of Thornton 
 HaU, CO. Bucks. ,Sr<i/— Newbold Revel, Rugby. 
 
 SJAMliS HEATH, Esquire, Colonel Staffordshire 
 Yeomanrv Cavalry, J. P. co. Stafford, and M.P. for 
 N.W. Staffordshire since 189a. Born 185a, being the 
 second son of the late Robert Heath of Biddulph Grange, 
 ca SLifford, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1884. M.P. for 
 Stoke-on-Trent 1874-80, by his wife Anne, dau. of James 
 Beach of Tunstall. Armorial bearinfpi— Argent, a tower 
 gules, between three heath-cocks proper. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, upon the 
 battlements of a tower gules, a heath-cock proper, resting 
 the dexter claw on a pheon sable. MottO — " Industria: 
 prcemium." Married, 1881, Kuphemia, dau. of P. G. 
 Van-der-Byl of Cape Colony. .bVa/— Ashorne Hill, Leam- 
 ington. Town residence — 54 Cadogan Square, S.W. 
 Clubi — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Cavalry, St. Stephen's. 
 
 ROBERT HEATH. Esquire, J.P. Bom Jan. 16, 1851. 
 being the eldest surviving son of the late Robert Heath of Bid- 
 dulph Grange, co. Stafford, J. P. and D.L.,Hi§hShcrilT 1884, 
 M.P. for Stoke-on-Trent 1874 80, by his wife Anne, dau. 
 of James Beach of Tunst.ill. Armorial bearings - Argent, 
 a tower gules, between three heath-cocks pro[x;r. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon the battlements of a tower gules, a heath-cock 
 proper, resting the dexter claw on a pheon sable. Motto — 
 " Industrisc prcemium." Married, 1875, Laura, youngest 
 dau. of Frederick Fielder of Whitefield House, co. Chester ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Robert William Heath, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 9, 1876; (a) Frederick Stanley Heath. Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 20, 1881 ; Alice Mabel ; Laura ; and Mary. Seats — 
 Biddulph Grange. Congleton ; Greenway Bank, Stoke-on- 
 Trent. Clubs — National, Constitutional. 
 
 CHARLES GEORGE HEATHCOTE, Esquire, late 
 Captain and Hon. Major 5lh Fusiliers, Lieut. -Col. and Hon. 
 Col. late ist Vol. Bait. Hampshire Regt., J.P. for the co. of 
 Southampton. Bom Oct. i, 1843, being the fourth son of 
 the Right Hon. Sir William Heathcote, fifth Bart., by his 
 second wife Selina, dau. of E. J. Shirley, Esq., of Ettington 
 Park. Armorial bearings — Ermine, three pomeis, each 
 charged with a cross or. Crest— On a mural crown azure, 
 between two wings displayed ermine, a pomeis as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Deus prosperat justos." Married, May 
 IS, 1884, Lucy Lyttelton Vachell, dau. of R. T. Vachell of 
 Coptfold Hall, in the co. of Essex. ; and has Issue — George 
 Malcolm Heathcote, Gentleman, b. Sept. 25, 1891 ; Maud 
 Lyttelton ; Sybil Annesley {d. Sept. 26, 1898) ; Jennetta 
 Selina ; Frances Gwendolin ; and Lucy Helena. Postal 
 address — Beechwood, Totton, Southampton. Club — Naval 
 and Military. 
 
 SJOHN MOVER HEATHCOTE, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D. L. for Huntingdon, and J. P. Sussex and Liberty of 
 Peterborough, Hon. Col. and late Lient.-Col. commanding 
 Cambridge Volunteers, Barrister-at-Law. Bom July 12, 
 1834. being the eldest son of the late John Meyer Heath- 
 cote. Esq.. J.P. and D.L., High SheriiT 1834, by his wife 
 the Hon. Emily Frances Ridley Colbome, third dau. of the 
 Rt. Hon. Nicholas William, Lord Colbome. Livery— 
 Crimson. Armorial bearings — Ermine, three pomeis, each 
 charged with a cross or. Mant.Ung' vert and argent. Crest 
 —On a mural crown azure, a pomme as in the arms, be- 
 tween two wings displayed ermine. Married, Dec. 18, 
 i860, Louisa Cecilia, dau. of Macleod of Macleod ; and has 
 had Issue— (i) John Norman Heathcote, Gentleman, b. June 
 21, 1863 ; (2) Arthur Ridley Heathcote, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 14, 1877 ; Emily Louisa [</. 1880] ; and Evelyn May. Seat 
 ^^onington Castle, Peterborough, C/k*— Brooks's. 
 
 HEATHCOTE-HACKER (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 
 4, ermine, three pomeis, each charged with a cross or 
 (for Heathcote) ; a and 3, sable, a cross vair between four 
 mullets or, pierced of the field (for Hacker). MantHng 
 vert and argent. Crests — i. on a mural crown azure, a 
 pomme charged with a cross or, between two wings dis- 
 
 played ermine (for Heathcote) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a woodpecker standing on the top of a tree 
 eradicated proper (for Hacker). 
 
 Son of Rowland Hugh Heathcote- Hacker, Gentleman, 
 b. ; d. 1904 ; M. , Frances H. C. Graeme :— 
 
 Rowland Heathcote- Hacker, Gentleman, b. 1891. Seals 
 —Old Hall, E^ist Bridgford; Ferriby, Brough, E. York- 
 shire. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 G. M. Heathcote- Hacker, Gentleman, b, , A'es.— 
 The Fuchsias, CoUingham, Hull. 
 
 WILLIAM CHARLES HEATON - ARMSTRONG. 
 Esquire, Lord of the Manor of Roscrea, in King's County, 
 a J.P. for that co., F.R.A.S. Born Sept. i, 1853, bein}; the 
 second but only surviving son of the late John Hi-aton- 
 Armstrong, Genllemnn, Lord of the Manor of Roscrea, by 
 his wife Josephine Th6rese, youngest dau. of Franz Mayr 
 of Leoben ; and is the sixth in legitimate lineal male descent 
 from Captain William Armstrong, by his wife Alice, dau. 
 of Sir Thomas Deane of the co. of Suffolk, and is nine- 
 teenth in descent "per distaff" from King Edward the 
 First, and fourteenth from King James the Second of 
 Scotland. I.ivery — Light drab coat, and gilt buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules three dexter 
 
 arms vambraced and embowed argent, the hands closed 
 proper (for Armstrong) ; 2 and 3 vert, a lion rampant 
 argent (for Heaton). Crests — i. a dexter arm vambraced 
 and embowed dexter proper, and a hand grasping an 
 armed leg couped at the thigh and bleeding also proper (for 
 Armstrong); 2. a lion ducally crowned, plain collared and 
 chained all proper (for Heaton). Motto — "Vi et armis." 
 Married Al Veldes, .Austria, September 7, 1885, the BaroneFS 
 Bertha Maximiliana, only surviving daughter of the fourth 
 Baron Zois-Edelstein of Schloss Egg, Carnolia, Austria; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Duncan Francis Heaton-Armstrong, 
 Gentleman, born at Veldes, Austria, September 29, 1886; (2) 
 John Dunamace Heaton-Armstrong, Gentleman, born in 
 Middlesex, February 21, 1888 ; and Bertha Gracie. Estate 
 — Roscrea, Ireland. Postal addresses— yi Portland Place, 
 London, W. ; and Roscrea, Ireland. Clubs — Union, 
 Automobile, National, Liberal, 
 
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 JOSEPH ROBERT HEAVEN of the Forest of Birse, 
 
 in the parish of Aboyne, co. Aberdeen, Gentleman. Born 
 
 I June 6, 1840, being the son of tlie late Robert Heaven, 
 
 I sometime acting Consul in Vera Cruz, Mexico, by his wife 
 
 : Doiia Joaquina, dau. of Don Bernardo de los Cobos and 
 
 i his wife Dona Guadalupe Iriarte de Alva, of Spain. Ar- 
 
 ( morial 'beaxings— Azure, semde of cross crosslets argent, 
 
 1 three boars' heads couped or, armed and langued gules, a 
 
 chief of the third. Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest — 
 
 1 On A wreath of his liveries, a boars head couped or, 
 
 semde of cross crosslets azure ; and in nn escroll over 
 
 the same this Motto, " Non omnis moriar." Married, 
 
 Oct. 17, 1862, Dofia Maria Guadalupe Ignacia Antonia, 
 
 4th Marquesa de Braceras, Lady of the Order of the 
 
 Holy Sepulchre, dau. of General Don Ignacio Ramirez de 
 
 Arellano and Dona Matilde de Braceras, his wife ; and 
 
 has Issue — (i) Robert Edward Heaven, Esq., Capt. late 
 
 4th Cheshire Regt., b. March 4, 1866 [m., June 2, 1892, 
 
 Edith Charlotte Frances, eldest dau. of the late Lord Henry 
 
 Vere Cholmondely (second son of the 3rd Marquess of 
 
 Cholmondely)] ; (2) Eustace Theodore Heaven, Esq., late 
 
 Capt. Lancashire Artillery, b. April i, 1869; (3) William 
 
 Raymond Heaven, Esq. , b. May 2, 1873 ; (4) Don Francisco 
 
 Jos^ Hugo Alexandro Heaven y Ramirez de Arellano, Conde 
 
 de Ramirez de Arellano, Knight Grand Cross of the Order 
 
 of the Most Holy Sepulchre and of the Royal Order of 
 
 Isabel la Catolica (bears, by Royal Decree of H.M. the 
 
 Queen Regent of Spain, one of his mother's ancient family 
 
 titles, and has now taken up her nationality, which is 
 
 Ipanish), Secret Chamberlain to H.H. Pope Leo XHL 
 received medal of Alfonso XHI. from his Catholic Majesty, 
 lember de Numero de la Real Sociedad Economica de 
 ladrid, and of the Royal Spanish Lifeboat Society), b. 
 vpril 15, 1877 ; and Mary Guadalupe Zaara Cecilia [m. 
 lug. 1902, the Hon. R. Erskine, second son of the 5th 
 laron Erskine]. Seat—The Forest of Birse, Aboyne. co. 
 \berdeen. Tcnvn residence— 2^ Grosvenor Square. Clubs 
 -The Conservative, Caledonian, Northern Royal Club 
 \berdeen). 
 
 •HEBDEN, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 'HEBER-PERCY (R.L., 1847, H. Coll.). Quarterly, L 
 ad IV. , quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii., or, a lion 
 
 rampant azure (Brabant, f. 1200); ii. and iii., gules, three 
 lucies haurient argent (Lucy, c. 13th cent.) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 five fusils in fesse or (Percy, temp. Henry III., the foregoing 
 by his descent from Percy) ; II. and III., per fesse azure and 
 gules, a lion rampant or, in the dexter canton a cinquefoil 
 argent (Heber, 1569. and Visit. Yorks., 1585). Btantllng 
 azure and or. Crests — i. on a chapeau gules, turned up 
 
 ermine, a lion statant azure, the tail extended (Percy); 
 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a lady's head and shoulders 
 in profile proper, crined or (Heber). Motto — " Esperance 
 en Dieu" (Percy), " Pr6t d'accomplir" (Heber). Badge 
 (of Percy)— A pair of manacles within the horns of a 
 crescent. 
 
 Sons of Algernon Charles Heber- Percy, Esq. (R.L., 
 1847, formerly Percy), of Hodnet Hall, co. Salop, and 
 Airmyn Hall, Yorks., J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff co. 
 Salop 1853) (eld. s. of Hon. and Rt. Rev. Hugh 
 Percy, D.D., Lord Bishop of Carlisle), *. 1812 ; d. 
 1901 ; m. 1839, Emily, eld. d. and coh. of Rt. Rev. 
 Reginald Heber, D.D., Bishop of Calcutta, and niece 
 and heir of Richard Heber, Esq., M.P., of Hodnet, 
 CO. Salop: — 
 Algernon Heber-Percy, Esq., J.P. and C.C. Salop, late 
 Lieut. R.N., Major late Shrophsh. Yeom., b. 1845 ; m. 1867, 
 Alice Charlotte Mary, only child of Rev. Frederick Vernon 
 Lockwood; and has issue— (i) Algernon Hugh Heber- 
 Percy, Esq., J.P. CO. Salop, b. 1869 [m. 1903, Gladys May, 
 d. of William E. Hulton-Harrop, Esq., of Lythwood Hall, 
 Shrewsbury; and has issue— Algernon George William 
 Heber-Percy, Esq., b. 1904]; (2) Joceline Reginald Heber- 
 Percy, Gentleman, b. 1880 {m. 1904, Katharine Louisa 
 Victoria, only d. of Lord Algernon Malcolm Arthur Percy 
 of Guy's Cliffe, Warwick]. Seats— UoAnet Hall, Market 
 Drayton ; Airmyn Hall, Goole, Yorks. C/z^^j- Carlton, 
 Royal Yacht Squadron. 
 
 Reginald Joceline Heber-Percy, Esq., Lt.-Col. late Rifle 
 Brigade, b. 1849; m. 1894, Johanna Frederica Eugenia 
 Gundreda, d. of late Hardy Eustace of Castlemore, co. 
 Carlo w. 
 
 Hugh Louis Heber-Percy, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; m. 1899. 
 Harriet, d. of late Henry S. Earp. /?«.?.— Purslow Hall, 
 Aston-on-Clun. , it j . 
 
 Rev. Henry Vernon Heber-Percy, Rector of Hodnet, 
 b. 1858; m. 1886, Judith Elizabeth, d. of Sir Vincent 
 Corbet, Bart. ; and has issue— (1) Charles Rowland Heber- 
 Percy, Gentleman, b. 1887; (2) Neville Henry Heber- 
 
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 Percy, Gentleman, b. 1890; Herniione Constance; Aileen 
 Judith ; Rachel Joan ; and Hilda Bridget. A"*/.— The 
 Kectory, Leavinjihain, Slcafurd. 
 
 Alan William Helxsr-I'ercy, Esq., I.l'. Dorset, ^ 1865; 
 M. 1893. Hon. Susan Alice, d. of William, and Viscount 
 Portnuin ; and hiis issue— Hugh Alan Helwr-Percy, Gentle- 
 man, t. 1897 ; Bryan Heljer-Percy, Gentleman, b. 1903; 
 Margaret Eleanor ; Ida Mary ; and Constance Emily. Seat — 
 Durweston, Blandford. Club — Travellers'. 
 
 CHARLES BULLER HEBERDEN. Gentleman, M.A., 
 Principal of Brasenose College, Oxford. Horn Dec. 14. 
 1849, toeing the third son of Rev William Hcbcrdon, 
 M.A. , Vicar of Broadhenibury, co. Devon, and his wife 
 Susanna Catherine, dau. of James BulU-r, M.P., of Downes, 
 CO. Devon. Armorial bflaringi — Erminnis, four lozei)g(;s 
 conjoined in fesse vert, on a chief azure an annulet Ijetween 
 two suns or. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a tiger sejant regardant 
 erminois, collared vert, resting the dexter fore-paw on a 
 plain shield azure, thereon in chief two suns and m base an 
 annulet or. MottO — " Fortunae sapientia victrix." Postal 
 address — Brasenose College, Oxford. 
 
 The Reverend ERNEST ARTHUR HEBERDEN, 
 M.A. Carab., Clerk in Holy Orders. Born Jan. 25, 1870, 
 being the second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev. 
 John Heberden, M.A. Camb., Rector of Hinton-Ampner, 
 Alresford, Hants, by his wife Elizabeth Thompson, dau. 
 of Benjamin Nankevell Tripp. Armorial beafings — 
 Erminois, four lozenges conjomed in fesse vert, on a chief 
 azure, an annulet between two suns or. Mantling vert and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 a tiger sejant regardant erminois, collared vert, resting the 
 dexter forep>aw on a plain shield azure, thereon in chief 
 two suns, and in base an annulet or. Motto— "Fortunae 
 sapientia victrix." Postal address— B^ Park Road East, 
 Birkenhead. 
 
 The Reverend GEORGE HEBERDEN, M.A., Vicar 
 of Rothwell, Yorks. Born Sept. 27, 1833, being the fourth 
 son of the late Rev. William Heberden, M.A. , Vicar of 
 Great Bookham, Surrey, by his wife Elvina Rainier, dau. of 
 John Underwood, /omorial bearings — Erminois, four 
 lozenges conjoined in fesse vert, on a chief azure, an annulet 
 between two suns or. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a tiger sejant re- 
 gardant erminois, collared vert, resting the dexter forepaw 
 on a plain shield azure, thereon in chief two suns, and in 
 base an annulet or. Motto — "Fortunae sapientia victrix." 
 Married, July 7, 1859, Dorothea Bametta, dau. of Rev. 
 Joseph Gibbs; and has Issue — (i) George Alfred Heber- 
 den, Gentleman, b. April 27, i860 [m., 1895, Winifred 
 Cottam]; (2) Reginald Charles Heberden, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 8, 1863 ; (3) William Stanley Heberden, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 6, 1864 ; (4) Hector Vaughan Heberden, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 23, 1869; (s) Louis Edward Heberden, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 10, 1870; (6) Hugh Percy Heberden, 
 Gentleman, b. June 22, 1872; Josephine Emily; Isabel 
 Mary ; Evelyn Alice ; and Dorothea Blanche. 
 
 WILLIAM BULLER HEBERDEN, Esquire, C.B. 
 (1898), J. P. CO. Devon, M.A. Christ Church, Oxford, late 
 Sec. to Board of Inland Revenue. Born July 6, 1838, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. William Heberden 
 M.A., Vicar of Broadhembury, co. Devon, by his 
 wife Susanna Catherine, dau. of James Buller, M.P., 
 of Downes, co. Devon. Armorial bearings— Erminois, 
 four lozenges conjoined in fesse vert, on a chief azure, an 
 annulet between two suns or. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a tiger 
 sejant regardant erminois, collared vert, resting the dexter 
 forepaw on a plain shield azure, thereon in chief two suns, 
 and in base an annulet or. Motto— " Fortunae sapientia 
 victrix." Residence— K\mfie\d, Exeter, Club—Nev/ Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 The Reverend ARTHUR LINZEE CHATTERTON 
 HEIGHAM, Clerk in Holy Orders. Born March 23, 1838, 
 being the third and only surviving son of the late George 
 Thomas Heigham, Elsq., J, P., formerly Captain 4th Dra- 
 
 goon Guards, and his wife Mary Anne Elizabeth, only dau. 
 of the late Rev. Henry Hasted, Rector of Horninnshcatli 
 Suffolk. Armorial bearings— Sable, a fesse clu-(|iiy 01 and 
 azure l)clween three horses' heads erased argent. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wr&ith of the colours, a horse's 
 hejKl erased argent. Postal address — Matlock Mouse. 
 Torquay. 
 
 CLEMENT JOHN MALCOLM HKIGM.AM. Ms. 
 quire, late Major Prince of Wales's Own (West York- 
 shire) Regiment. Bom Dec. i, 1858, Ijeing the i-liU-si son 
 of Clement Henry John Heigham, Esq., of Hunston Hall, 
 CO. Suffolk, and his wife Grace Charlotte, dau. and co^ 
 heiress of Hon. John Malcolm Fraser of Mount Murray, in 
 Ixjwer Canada. Armorial bearings- Sable, a fesse chequy 
 or and azure, between three horses' he.ads erased argent. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the col 
 a horse's head erased argent. Married, Oct. 5, 1889, \ 
 Ruth, dau. of The MacGillycuddy of the Keeks; and 
 Issue — Clement Heigham, Gentlem.an, b. Sept. 9, 1890; 
 Seat — Hunston Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. 
 
 HELLESBY, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 HELLIER, see SHAW-HELLIER. 
 
 HELME (H. Coll.). Per chevron embattled vert and 
 or, an esquire's helmet proper, between two lions rampant 
 combatant in chief of the second and a fleur-de-lis in base 
 gules. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a tower proper between two 
 rose-branches stalked and leaved of the last, on each 
 branch three roses gules. Motto — "Cassis tutissima 
 virtus." Live>y — Green. 
 
 Eld. son of late James Helme of Lancaster, m. Mary, 
 
 d. of James Milner : — 
 Norval Watson Helme, Esq., J. P. Lanes., C.C. for 
 same co.. Alderman of Lancaster, Mayor 1896-7, M.P. for 
 Lancaster Div. Lanes, since 1900, b. 1849 ; m. 1877, Mary, 
 d. of Thomas Wilson of Caldbeck, Cumberland ; and has 
 issue — (i) Thomas Wilson Helme, Gentleman, b. 1881; 
 (2) James Helme, Gentleman, b. 1884; and Edith Mary. 
 Res. — Springfield Hall, Lancaster. Town res.—\ White- 
 hall Court, S.W. C/k-Jj — Reform, National Liberal, 
 County ( Lancaster). 
 
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 The Reverend CHARLES LEONARD HELPS, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Clowne, near Chesterfield, 
 Derbyshire. Born 1841, being the eldest son of the late Sir 
 Arthur Helps, K.C.B., D.C.L., Order of the Golden Fleece, 
 Clerk of the Privy Council, of Balham Hill, Surrey, by his 
 wife Bessie, dau. of Captain Edward Fuller. Armorial 
 bearing's — Per saltire ermine and azure, two lions rampant 
 in pale gules, and six cross crosslets fitch^e in flanch or. 
 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, two cross crosslets fitchtSe in saltire azure, sur- 
 mounted by an eagle's head erased or. Motto — " Be 
 thankful." Afarried, 1868, Emily, dau. of James Theobald, 
 Esq., of Hyde Abbey, Winchester; Nunny Castle, Somer- 
 set ; Bedfords, Havering-atte-Bower, Essex ; and Grays 
 Thurrock, Essex ; J. P. and D.L. co. of Essex, and J. P. co. 
 Hants; and has Issue— The Rev. Arthur Leonard Helps, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Private Chaplain to the Lord Bishop 
 of Truro, and Public Preacher to that Diocese. /Residence 
 — The Rectory, Clownes, near Chesterfield. 
 
 GUSTAVUS HELSHAM, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Norfolk, Lord of the Manor of Fitton. 
 Born July 23, 1840, being the third son of Richard Edward 
 Helsham, Royal Navy, by his wife Emily Tyllier, daughter 
 of John Blunt of Dorset Square, London, W. Livery — 
 Blue, red and gold. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a 
 chevron engrailed between three leopards' faces gules, a 
 crescent or. Upon tlie escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, an esquire's 
 helmet proper, charged with a crescent gules ; with the 
 Motto, "Cassis tutissimus virtus." Married, Nov. 30, 
 1851, Jane (d. 1884), dau. of Thomas Hungerford of Rose 
 
 iBank, in the county of Cork; and has had Issue — (i) 
 Evelyn Hungerford Helsham, Gentleman, b. Nov. 13, 1864 
 (deceased); (2) Somerville Helsham, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 10, 1866; and Emily Blunt [married Wm. M'Causland]. 
 Estate and postal address — St. Mary's Hall, King's Lynn, 
 Norfolk. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Wyndham. 
 
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 (1 Colonel HENRY HELSHAM HELSHAM-JONES, 
 
 iCol. (retd. list), late Lieut.-Col. R.E. Born May i, 1838, 
 being the eldest son of Richard Jones, Member of the Royal 
 College of Surgeons, of Woodbridge, in the county of 
 Suffolk, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter and eventual 
 heiress of Henry Helsham, Surgeon, of Stoke Ferry, in 
 the county of Norfolk, and assumed the additional sur- 
 name of Helsham by Deed-PoU 1888, and was authorised 
 by Royal Licence to continue the use thereof 1891. Club 
 — United Service. Livery — Drab, with black facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a chevron 
 ermines between three ravens sable, on a chief engrailed 
 of the second a heart or (for Jones) ; and for his Crest, 
 
 upon a wreath of the colours, on a heart or, a raven sable, 
 gorged with a collar gemel argent (for Jones). Married, 
 firstly, August 7, 1867, Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of 
 Robert Hesketh (she died July 25, 1870) ; and secondly, 
 September 20, 1888, Mary Littledale, only daughter of 
 Frederick Greenwood, Esquire, of Swarcliffe, in the county 
 of York, widow of M. R. Hawkins; and h^yi Issue — Arthur 
 Helsham-Jones, born December 14, 1869, died May 25, 
 1870; and Constance Mary Helsham [married Frederick 
 Crofton Heath, Esq., Lt.-Col. R.E., second son of Admiral 
 Sir L. G. Heath, K.C.B.]. /'w/a/ arfrf/wj— Redlands, The 
 Holm wood, Surrey. 
 
 HELY-HUTCIIINSON (U.O., 1783). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, per pale gules and azure, a lion rampant between 
 eight cross crosslets argent (Hutchinson); 2. azure, a fesse 
 between three stag's heads erased in chief argent, and in 
 base a demi-lion rampant or (Hely) ; 3. azure, a garb or, 
 between three wolfs heads erased argent (Nickson). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet 
 a demi-cockatrice azure. Motto — ' ' Fortiter gerit crucem." 
 Son of John Luke George, 5th Earl of Donoughmore, 
 K.C.M.G., J. P., D.L., b. 1848; d. 1900; m. 1874, 
 Frances Isabella, d. of Gen. Stephens, H.E.I.C.S. : — 
 Rt. Hon. Richard Walter John Hely-Hutchinson, 6th 
 Earl of Donoughmore (Irel., 21 Dec. 1800), 6th Viscount 
 Donoughmore (Irel., 20 Nov. 1797), 6th Viscount Suirdale 
 (U.K., 14 June 1821), and 7th Baron Donoughmore 
 (16 Oct. 1783), J. P., cos. Tipperary and Waterford, late 
 Capt. 3rd Batt. Roy. Irish Regt., Under Sec. of State for 
 \Var since 1903 [Supporters— On either side a cockatrice 
 with wings elevated or, combed and wattled gules, collared 
 sable, charged on the breast with a wreath of laurel vert], 
 b. 1875 ; m. 1901, Elena Maria, d. of Michael Paul Grace 
 of New York ; and has issue — John Michael Henry Hely- 
 Hutchinson, Esq., commonly called Viscount Suirdale; 
 and Lady Doreen Sophia. Seat — Knocklofty, Clonmel. 
 Town res. — 5 Chesterfield Gardens, London, W. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Garrick, Beefsteak, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Yr. sons of Richard John, 4th Earl of Donoughmore, 
 
 b. 1823 ; d. 1866 ; m. 1847, Thomasina Jocelyn, d. and 
 
 coh. of Walter Steele of Moynalty, co. Monaghan : — 
 
 Hon. Sir Walter Francis Hely-Hutchinson, G.C.M.G., 
 
 Gov. and Commander-in-Chief of Cape of Good Hope 
 
 since 1901, b. 1849; "*• 1881, May, d. of Major-Gen. 
 
 William Clive Justice, C.M.G. ; and hassurv. issue— (i) John 
 
 Walter Hely-Hutchinson, Esq., b. 1882; (2) Christopher 
 
 Douglas Hely-Hutchinson, Esq., b. 1885; (3) Maurice 
 
 Robert Hely-Hutcliinson, Esq. , b. 1877 ; (4) Christian 
 
 Victor Noel Hope Hely-Hutchinson, Esq., b. 190 1 ; and 
 
 Natalie Leila Margaret. Res. — Government House, Cape 
 
 Town; Court Lodge, Shorne, Kent. Clubs — Carlton 
 
 Travellers', &c. 
 
 Hon. Granville William Hely-Hutchinson, J. P. co. 
 Tipperary, b. 1858; m. ist, 1891, Grace {d. 1893), widow 
 of John Charters of Petre Hall, Coventry, and d. of Major 
 Clement Heigham of Hunston Hall ; 2nd, 1903, Eleanor 
 Beatrice, d. of Rev. H. Manning Richards of Betchworth, 
 Winchester. Res. — 
 Clubs — Grosvenor, Royal Societies'. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Hon. Coote Hely-Hutchinson, R.N., 
 
 b. ; d. 1842 ; m. 1834, Sophia, d. of Rev. Sir 
 
 Samuel Synge-Hutchinson, Bart. : — 
 
 John Hely-Hutchinson, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Dublin 
 
 (High Sheriff 1872), b. 1836 ; m. 1865, Mary Louisa, d. of 
 
 Robert Tottenham of Annamult ; and has issue — (i) Coote 
 
 Robert Hely-Hutchinson, Esq., Capt. 6th Batt. Roy. Fus., 
 
 b. 1870; (2) Richard George Hely-Hutchinson, Esq., 
 
 Capt. Roy. Fus. , b. 1871 \in. 1899, Alice, d. of late William 
 
 Cunningham] ; Cecil Frances Katharine ; and Eleanor 
 
 Blanche. Seat — Seafield, co. Dublin. 
 
 Frances Henry Hely-Hutchinson, Gentleman, late R.N., 
 b. 1839. Res. — Auckland, New Zealand. 
 
 S RICHARD GEORGE HELY-HUTCHINSON, 
 Esquire, Capt. Royal Fusiliers. Born March 3, 1871, 
 being the second son of John Hely-Hutchinson, Esq., of 
 Seafield, co. Dublin, J. P. and D.L. co. Dublin, High 
 Sheriff 1872 (eldest son of Capt. Hon. Coote Hely- 
 Hutchinson) by his wife Mary Louisa, dau. of Robert 
 Tottenham of Annamult. Ainnorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I. and 4. per pale gules and azure, a lion rampant between 
 eight cross crosslets argent (for Hutchinson) ; 2. azure, a 
 fesse between three stags' heads erased in chief argent, and 
 
 is Uie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 in base n demi-lion rnmpant or (for Hely) ; 3. nzure, a garb 
 or, between three wolves' heads erased argent (for Nickson) ; 
 in the centre of the quarterings a crescent on a mullet for 
 
 difference. Mantling gules and argent. Great - Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a demi-cockatrice with wings elevated 
 azure. Motto— " Fortiter gerit crucem." Married, April 
 ao. 1899, Alice Maud, only dau. of the late William Crozier 
 Cunningham. C/«^Naval and Military. 
 
 HEMINGWAY (H. Coll.. 1903). Azure, a Chinese 
 junk of two masts, sails set proper, lietween as many roses 
 in chief argent, leaved proper, a fylfot in base or. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a fylfot or, between two roses argent, barbed and seeded 
 proper. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 John Thomas Hemingway, Gentleman ; b. ; m. ; 
 and has issue — Harry Hemingway, Gentleman ; and Nellie. 
 /fes. — " Heathcote," Ilkley, Yorks. C/m^— Bradford and 
 County Conservative (Bradford). 
 
 AUGUSTUS NOEL CAMPBELL HEMSWORTH, 
 Esq., of Shropham Hall, Norfolk, J. P. for that co. and 
 patron of one living. Born 1853, being the eldest son of 
 the Rev. Augustus Barker Hemsworth, of Bacton, Suffolk, 
 who d. 1889, by Duncana, elder dau. of John Campbell 
 of Kilmartin, co. Argyll (she d. 1894) ; s. his uncle 
 Henry William Hemsworth, Esq., 1892. Armorial bear- 
 ings Per saltire argent and or, a leopard's face sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour, the gauntlet 
 grasping a sword all proper, transfixing a leopard's face 
 sable. Motto— " Manushfcc inimicatyrannis." Married, 
 1891, Augusta Sophia Maude, youngest dau. of the late 
 Benjamin Hemsworth, Esq., J. P., of Monk Fryston Hall, 
 Yorkshire, and has Issue — a son, Augustus Hethersett 
 Hemsworth, Gentleman, and Dorothy Maude. Seat — 
 Shropham Hall, Thetford, Norfolk. 
 
 THOMAS GERARD HEMSWORTH, of Abbeville, 
 CO. Tipperary, Gentleman. Bom 1869, being the elder 
 son of Thomas Gerard Hemsworth, of Abbeville, who d. 
 
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 1B83. by Charlotte, eldest dau. of John Huljert Moore, of 
 Cherry Hill, co. Chester. Armorial bearings Per salilr.- 
 argent and or, a leopard's face sable. Mantling sable anil 
 argent. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed in armour, the gauntlet grasping a sword 
 all proper, transfixing a leopard's face sable. Motto— 
 " Ma4ius ha:c inimici tyrannis." 
 
 TiiK Rev. WILLIAM BARKER HEMSWORTH, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Born April 30, 1855, U-ing the 
 second son of the late Rev. Augustus Barker Hemsworth, 
 Rector of liacton, Suffolk, M.A. , by his wife Duncana, 
 eldest dau. of the late Alexander Campbell of Kilnuirtin, 
 CO. Argyll. Armorial bearings Per saltire argent and 
 or, a leopard's face sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest On a wreath of tiie colours, a dexter arm enilwwed 
 in armour, the gauntlet grasping a sword proper, hilt and 
 pommel or, transfixing a leopard's face sable. Motto 
 " Manus haze inimica tyrannis." Married, 1893, Gwendolen 
 Hemsworth Lechmere, second dau. of Francis Paulet, late of 
 The Cleveland, Prestbury, co. Gloucester; and has Issue— 
 (i) Noel Edward Campbell Hemsworth. Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 8, 1894; (2) Eric Paulet U'Esterre Hemsworth, 
 Gentleman, b. July 12, 1895. Residence - Banstead, Epsom. 
 
 HENDER, quartered by TAUNTON. 
 
 HENDERSON, see CLAYHILLS-HENDERSi 
 and DUNCAN-MERCER-HENDERSON. 
 
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 ARTHUR HENDERSON. Gentleman, formerly of 
 Williamfield, Ayrshire. Armorial bearings— Sable, three 
 piles issuing from the sinister argent, on a chief or, a mullet 
 azure between two ermine spots. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand 
 proper holding a mullet azure, surmounted by a crescent 
 argent. Motto —" Sola virtus nobilitat." 
 
 GEORGE HENDERSON, Esquire, Colonel 1st Volun- 
 teer Battalion the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment, 
 
 and upon whom the Volunteer Decoration has been con- 
 ferred, Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, Member 
 of the Royal Asiatic Society, Fellow of the Society of Anti- 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 quaries, Scotland. Born December 16, 1845, being the 
 eldest son of the late George Henderson of Heverswood, 
 East India Merchant in London, by his wife Katharine, 
 eldest daugliter of David Stewart of St. Ninian's, in the 
 county of Stirling. Clubs — St. Stephen's, Constitutional, 
 Royal Societies. Armorial bearings are: Gules, three 
 piles issuing from the sinister or, a chief embattled ermine. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules doubled or ; and upon a 
 wreath of the liveries is set for Crest, a cubit arm erect 
 proper, holding in the hand a star of eight points wavy 
 argent ensigned with a crescent of the last. Motto — " Sola 
 virtus nobilitat." Married, October 30, 1878, Helen Blake, 
 only daughter of Thomas Hunter of Edinburgh ; and has 
 /wae— Helen Katharine ; and Agnes Grindlay. Estate and 
 postal address — Heverswood, Sevenoaks. 
 
 i W Sir JAMES HENDERSON, Knight Bachelor (1899), 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Barrister-at-Law, J. P. co. 
 
 (Antrim, D.L., J. P. and Alderman for the City of Belfast, 
 Lord Mayor thereof 1898, and first High Sheriff 1900. 
 Born 1848, being the eldest son of the late James Alexander 
 Henderson of Norwood Tower, co. Down. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale indented gules and or, on a chief vair, 
 
 a crescent betwen two bells of the second. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 erect between two oak branches proper, the hand grasping 
 an estoile of eight points wavy or, ensigned with a crescent 
 azure. Motto— "Sola virtus nobilitat." Married, 1880, 
 Martha, daughter of David Pollock, architect, of Newry. 
 Kesidence-OaVXey House, Windsor Park, Belfast. Club— 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 RICHARD HENDERSON, Gentleman. Born 1854. 
 being the son of John Henderson, late of Glasgow. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, three piles 
 issuing from the sinister sable, on a chief indented azure 
 two olive branches wreathed surrounding one in pale be- 
 tween two crescents of the first. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a lion rampant argent, armed and langued gules, 
 supporting in his forepaws a trident paleways also argent ; 
 
 and in an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' Pace et bello 
 paratus." Postal address — Bidston, Cheshire. 
 
 ROBERT EVELYN HENDERSON, Gentleman. Born 
 December 19, 1880, being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Henderson, Gentleman, of Sedgwick Park, Sussex (who 
 died 1895), by his wife Emma Caroline, second daughter of 
 the late Jonathan Hargreaves of Cuffnells, Hants. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, three piles issu- 
 ing from the sinister or, a chief engrailed ermine. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a cubit arm erect proper, holding 
 in the hand a star of eight points wavy argent. Motto — 
 " Sola virtus nobilitat." Estate and postal address — Sedg- 
 wick Park, Sussex. 
 
 The Late THOMAS HENDERSON, Gentleman, 
 Merchant and Shipowner in Glasgow. Armorial bearings 
 —Argent, three piles issuing from the sinister sable, on a 
 chief wavy azure an anchor between two crescents of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion rampant argent, armed and langued 
 gules, supporting in his forepaws a trident paleways, also 
 argent. Motto " Secure amidst perils." Residence- i^ 
 Blythswood Square, Glasgow. 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM HENDERSON, Knight Bachelor. 
 Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace for the 
 county of Aberdeen, Lord Provost of the city of Aber- 
 deen, 1886- 1889, LL.D. of the University of Aberdeen. 
 Born April 10, 1826, being the eldest son of the late 
 James Henderson of Aberdour and Rattray, by his wife 
 Helen, daughter of William Thomson; and was dubbed 
 a Knight Bachelor in the year 1893. C/a*j — National 
 Liberal, Royal Northern (Aberdeen), Scottish Liberal 
 (Edinburgh). Livery— B\\xe. and gold. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Azure, three piles or, in 
 base a tower triple-towered argent, masoned sable, doors 
 and windows gules, on a chief ermine a crescent of 
 the first, between two stars of six points of the third. 
 Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure, doubled or ; and on a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a cubit arm proper, the hand 
 holding a star of six points ensigned with a crescent 
 argent; and in an escroll over the same, this MottO, 
 "Sola virtus nobilitat." Married, February 17, 1852, 
 
 Jane Boyd, eldest daughter of George Thompson of 
 Pitmedden and Rannieshill, in the county of Aberdeen, 
 sometime Member of Parliament for the city of Aberdeen, 
 
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 and has /jsite—Vive sons and five daughters. Postal 
 addrtss — Devaiilm House, Aberdeen. 
 
 HENDERSON (L.O.. 31 July 1902). Or. three piles 
 issuing from the sinister vert, on a chief ermine three 
 lorteaux. Mantling vert, doubled or. Crest — On a 
 
 wreath of his liveries, a hand holding a torteau, charged 
 with a star argent. Motto — ' ' Sola virtus nobilitat. " 
 
 Son of George Henderson of Langholm, Dumfries, 
 *. 1819; d. 1889; m. 1845, Eliza, d. of George 
 William Cockshott of York : — 
 Sir Alexander Henderson, ist Bart. (5 Aug. 1902), of 
 Buscot Park, Berks. J. P. and M.P. for West Staffs, since 
 1898, b. 1850 ; m. 1874. Jane Ellen, d. of Edward William 
 Davis of Ealing ; and has issue — (i) Harold Greenwood 
 Henderson, Esq., Capt. and Adj. ist Life Gds., b. 1875 
 [m. 1901, Lady Violet Charlotte Dalzell, yr. d. of Robert, 
 12th Earl of Carnwath and has issue— (i) Alexander Gavin 
 Henderson, Esq., b. 1902]; (2) Alec Puleston Henderson, 
 Esq., b. 1876; (3) Frank Henderson, Esq., Lieut. 7th 
 Hussars, b. 1877; (4) Philip Henderson, Esq., b. 1881 ; 
 (S) Arnold Henderson, Esq., b. 1883; (6) Eric Brand 
 Henderson, Esq., b. 1884; Margaret [m. 1900, Capt. 
 Charles Shuldham Schreiber, ist Life Gds. , of Marlesford 
 Hall, Suffolk]. Seat— BnscoX. Park, Faringdon, Berks. 
 Town res.— 18 Arlington Street, S.W. C/«*— Brooks's. 
 
 HENDERSON (L.O., 29 Jan. 1904). Parted per bend 
 indented sable and or, on a chief argent, a rose gules, 
 Iwrbed and seeded vert, between two ermine spots. 
 Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a cubit arm proper charged on the wrist with an 
 anchor sable, the hand holding a crescent or. Motto 
 — "Sola virtus nobilitat." 
 
 Son of Rear-Admiral George Henderson, R.N., b. 
 
 ; d. 1864; m. , Frances Walcott, d. of 
 
 Capt. Edmund Walcott Sympson, 2nd Dragoon 
 
 Guards : — 
 
 The Very Rev. William George Henderson, D.D. 
 
 (Durham). D.C.L. (Oxon.), Dean of Carlisle, formerly 
 
 Fellow of Magdalen Coll., Oxford, b. 1819; m. 1852, Jane 
 
 M., ygst. d. of late J. Dalyell of Lingo, Fifesh. J?es.— 
 
 The I>canery of Carlisle. 
 
 Daus. and coheirs [same arms for Henderson as above, 
 with the addition (matric. 13 Feb. 1904) of a bordure 
 gules] of late Sir Edmund Yeamnns Walcott Henderson, 
 K.C.B., b. ; d. ; m. , Maria Elizabeth, 
 
 d. of Rev. Joseph Hindle, sometime Vicar of Higham, 
 Kent :— 
 Mary Augusta Walcott, m. George Frederick M'Corquo- 
 dale. /?es. — Beechwood, Dunstable, Herts. 
 
 Maud, m. Robert Slack of Derwent Hill, Keswick {^.v.). 
 Isabel Grace, wt. Alexander Nelson Radcliffe. A'«. — 
 45 Kensington Square. London, W. 
 
 Ida, M. Reginald Neville. /?«.— 15 St. George's Road 
 London, S.W. ' 
 
 Beatrice, m. Capt. James Ramsay, Wigan. AVi-.— Downc 
 Brontley, Kent. 
 
 Mabel, m. 1897, Rev. Norman Cyril Wilmot K.-idclifle 
 AVj.— The Vicarage, Hamilton, Auckland, New /.e.iLind. 
 
 HENDERSON-CLELAND, see CLELAND. 
 
 HENDOUR, quartered by Floyer. 
 
 HANS HENDRICK HENDRICK-AYLMKK. Ksquirc. 
 Justice of the Peace, Barristor-al-Law, High Sluiiff co. 
 Kildare 1894. Born 1856, being the second son of Mich.ici 
 Aylmer, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county ol 
 Kildare (who died 1885), by his wife Charlotte, dauphin 
 of the late Hans Hendrick, Esquire, of Kerdiffst' 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of Hen 
 by Royal License in 1889. Armorial beaxings— He I 
 for Anna : Quarterly i and 4, argent a cross sable between 
 four Cornish choughs proper (for Aylmer) ; 2 and 3 azure, 
 three leopards' faces or (for Hendrick). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a chough rising proper (for Aylmer) ; 2. out 
 of a ducal coronet or, a crescent gules (for Ilendrick). 
 Motto — "Hallelujah." Married, May 1886, Florence, 
 daughter of Alexander Edwards of Ballyhire, in the county 
 of Wexford; and has Issue — (i) Charles Percy Hendrick- 
 Aylmer, Gentleman, born 1887 ; (2) Gerald Hans Aylmer 
 Hendrick-.Aylmer, Gentleman, born 1897; Muriel Charlotte; 
 and Violet Lucy. Estate and postal address — Kerdiffstown, 
 near Naas, county Kildare ; Tully, co. Kildare. 
 
 HENEAGE, see WALKER-HENEAGE, 
 
 H JOSEPH JOHN HENLEY, Esq., C.B., J. P. and 
 w D.L., late ist Royal Dragoons, late General Inspector 
 Local Government Board, was Private Secretary to his 
 father when President of the Board of Trade, and has been 
 a member of the Boundary and other Commissions. Born 
 Dec. 29, 1821, being the eldest son of the late Right Hon. 
 Joseph Warner Henley of Waterpery, D.C.L., M.A., J.P. 
 and D.L., M.P. for co. Oxford 1841 to 1885, and President 
 of the Board of Trade from March to Dec. 1852, and from 
 March 1858 to Feb. 1859, by his wife Georgiana, daa of 
 John Fane, Esq., of Wormsley, Oxon. (by Lady Elizabeth 
 his wife dau. of the Earl of Macclesfield). C/«^— Carlton, 
 S.W. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, a 
 lion rampant argent, supporting a rudder or, on a chief of 
 the second an anchor sable between two trefoils proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, an eagle, wings displayed or, hold- 
 ing in the claw an anchor and cable sable, and in the beak a 
 trefoil proper. Motto— " Perse verando." Married, OcX. 2, 
 1849, Agnes Walwyn, dau. of Theodore Walrond of Calder 
 Park, CO. Lanark; and has Issue — Joseph Arthur Henley, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 7, 1856 [»«. Jan. 9, 1877, Kate Isabella, 
 dau. of Col. Graves]; Georgiana Caroline [>«. 1871, Philip 
 James Digby Wykeham]; Emily Augusta [m. 1876, Ellis 
 Frederick Dudgeon] ; and Agnes. Seat — Waterperry 
 House, Oxon. 
 
 HENN of Paradise (U.O ). Gules, a lion rampant 
 argent, on a canton of the last, a wolf passant sable. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a hen pheasant proper. Motto— 
 "Gloria Deo." 
 
 Sons of Thos. Rice Henn, Esq., K.C., J. P. and D.L, 
 
 and a County Court Judge, b. 1814 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1845, 
 
 Jane Isabella, d. of Rt. Hon. Francis Blackburne, 
 
 Lord Chancellor of Ireland : — 
 
 Francis Blackburne Henn, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, R.M. 
 
 for CO. Sligo, B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1848; m. 1880, 
 
 Helen Letitia Elizabeth, d. of Frances Gore of Woodlands, 
 
 CO. Clare; and has issue — (i) William Francis Henn, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1892 ; (2) Thomas Rice Henn, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1901 ; Muriel Helen Isabella Rice [m. 1903, F. W. 
 
 O'Hara of Cromlyn Lodge, Hillsborough] ; Lilian Adela 
 
 Gore ; and Maud Susan Beatrice. Seat — Paradise Hill, 
 
 Ennis, co. Clare. Res. — Albert House, Sligo. Clubs- 
 
 University (Dublin), County (Sligo). 
 
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 ', Edward Lovett Henn, Gentleman, ex. -Fellow Trin. 
 Hall, Camb., l>. ; tn. 1878, Margaret Agnes Vaughan, 
 
 d. of Mitchell Henry, M.P. , of Kylemore Castle. J?es. — 
 
 Richard Arthur Milton Henn, Esq., J. P. co. Clare, Col. 
 comdg. Limerick City R.G.A. (Mil.), Major Reserve of 
 Officers, late R.A., 3. 1855; m. 1895, Elizabeth Letitia, 
 d. of Charles Heaton Armstrong ; and has issue — Marjorie 
 Vera Milton. Seal — Rathmore, Piltown, co. Kilkenny. 
 Ciud — Junior United Service. 
 
 Rev. Henry Henn, Vicar of Bolton and Hon. Canon of 
 Manchester, d. . I^es. — The Vicarage, Bolton. 
 
 JOHN CROAD HENN-GENNYS, Gentleman. Born 
 April 15, 1838, being the second son of the late Edmund 
 (Bastard Henn-Gennys, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1853-54, 
 by his wife Anne Campbell, only child and heir of the late 
 fohn Croad. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per 
 pale or and argent, a lion passant guardant per pale azure 
 a.nd gules (for Gennys) ; 2 and 3, argent, a falcon sable 
 bezant^e, belled or, in the beak a sprig of myrtle (for Henn). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 :olours, an eagle per pale azure and gules, the wings ele- 
 vated, each charged with a bezant, from the beak an escroll 
 irgent, thereon the words "Deo gloria" (for Gennys) ; 2. 
 Dn a wreath of the colours, a hen pheasant proper. Mar- 
 ked, Sept. 1879, Mary Mason, dau. of Dr. W. R. Scott of 
 5t. Leonards, Exeter; and has Issue— [x) Edmund Croad 
 Jennys, Gentleman, b. Aug. 1880; and Marion Gladys 
 Louisa. Seat — Whitleigh Hall, near Plymouth. 
 
 § MITCHELL HENRY, Esq., D.L. for Middlesex, 
 and J. P. CO. Galway (High Sheriflf 1888-89), for 
 VTiddlesex and Westminster, formerly M.P. for Galway 
 [871-85, for Glasgow (Biackfriars Division) 1885-86. Born 
 1826, being the son of the late Alexander Henry, M.P. , of 
 A^oodlands, Cruiiipsall, near Manchester, by Elizabeth, 
 lau. of Oliver Brush of Willow Brook, co. Down. Armc- 
 ial bearings — Per pale indented argent and gules, on 
 he dexter side a rose of the second, a chief azure, charged 
 vith a lion passant of the first. Mantling gules and argent ; 
 md for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet proper, a demi- 
 ion rampant argent, holding between the paws a ducal 
 :oronet also or. MottO — " V'incit Veritas. " Married, iScp, 
 Vlargaret, dau. of George Vaughan, Esq., of Quilly House, 
 ;o. Down ; and by her, who died 1874, has, with other Issue 
 —John Lewis v^aughan Henry, Esq., late Capt. R. Scots 
 jreys, b. 1852 \m. 1880, Edith Maud, eldest dau. of William 
 Robert Ancketill, Esq., and widow of Thomas Knox, Esq., 
 ;on of the Primate of Ireland]. Seat — Kylemore Castle, 
 jralway. Residence — Stratheden House, Knightsbridge, 
 5.W. 
 
 HENRY (H. Coll.). Azure, on a fesse between a wool- 
 pack in chief and two mullets of six points in base argent, 
 a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper. ManUing azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 cubit arm erect holding a sword in pale proper, pommel 
 and hilt or, issuant from an annulet gules, between two 
 roses of the last barbed and seeded also proper. Motto — 
 " Per laborem pax." 
 Sons of : — 
 
 Solomon Jacob Henry, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Hol- 
 land Park Avenue, London, W. 
 
 Charles Solomon Henry, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 
 I Porchester Gate, London, W. 
 
 Philip Solomon Henry, Gentleman, b. . Res. — New 
 York, U.S.A. 
 
 M ROBERT POOLL HENRY- BATTEN- POOLL. 
 
 W Esq., D.L., J. P. for cos. Wilts and Somerset, -late 
 Captain N. Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry, High Sheriff for 
 CO. Somerset 1896-97. Born 1850, being the only son of the 
 late Joseph Langford of Timsbury, by Anne PooU, dau. of 
 the late William Britton of Cor.-ton, Somerset; and as- 
 sumed the surnames of Henry- Batten- PooU by Royal License 
 in 1871. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion rampant 
 azure, armed and langued gules, charged on the shoulder 
 with a battle-axe proper, between in fesse two fountains 
 and in pale as many fleurs-de-lis of the second. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a griffin's head erased ermine, beaked and 
 langued gules, and charged on the neck with a fountain, 
 a battle-axe fesseways proper. Motto^" Confide recte 
 agens." Married, 1879, Sophia, eldest dau. of Duncan 
 Macrae, Esq., of Karnes Castle, Isle of Bute; and has 
 Issue — Walter Stewart Henry-Batten- Pooll, Gentleman. 
 Seat — Road Manor, Bath. Clubs — Carlton, Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 § JAMES ALEXANDER HENRYSON - CAIRO, 
 Esquire (formerly JAMES ALEXANDER CAIRD), 
 
 of Cassencary, parish of Creetown, Kirkcudbright, J. P., 
 D. L. , Kirkcudbrightshire. Bom 1847, being the eldest 
 
 is tbe Ni^yal Cpckade, 
 
6S4 
 
 l^en 
 
 son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir James Caird, K.C.B,, P.C, 
 LUD., F.R.S., D.L., J. P., of Cassencary, by his first 
 \»ife Margaret, dau. of (?apt. Henryson, R.E. Armorl&l 
 bfarlJUK* — Ciules, thrre piles issuing out of the sinister 
 argent, on a chief sable, three garlis or. Mantling gtiles 
 doublexl argent. Cre«t — On a wreath of tlie colours, a 
 dexter hand fesseways couped at the wrist proper, holding 
 a star of six points cnsigned with a crescent argent. Motto 
 — "Virtus sola nobiliiat." Married, 1877, Alice, dau. of 
 John Alison ; and has /««*— Alister James Henryson-Caird, 
 Esq., b. 1884. S«/ — Cassencary, Creetown, Kirkcud- 
 brightshire. 
 
 HENSHAW. quartensd by HALSEY. 
 
 M ARTHUR HENTY, Esouire, Justice of the Peace for 
 9 the county of Sussex, Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. 
 and Volunteer Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment (upon whom 
 the Volunteer Decoration has been conferred). Member of 
 the West Sussex County Council. Horn 1848, being the 
 second son of Edwin Henty, Esquire, of Ferring, Worthing, 
 in the county of Sussex, Justice of the Peace for that county, 
 by his wife I^ura Frances, daughter of Philip Boghurst, 
 Esquire, of Worthing, Justice of the Peace for the county of 
 Sussex. Clubs — Union, County (Worthing). Livery — 
 Dark blue coats, blue and yellow waistcoats. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, three roses in fesse 
 or, between six bezants, four in chief and two in base. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, a lion rampant per 
 chevron or and azure, holding between the paws a lozenge 
 of the last charged with a bezant ; with the Motto, " Per 
 ardua stabilis." Married, July 11, 1872, Louisa Curtis, 
 daughter of William Hawes of 17 Montague Place, Russell 
 Square, London; and has Issue— (1) Arthur Frank Henty, 
 Gentleman, born March 1878, Lieut. Middlesex Regt. ; 
 (a) Edwin Claude Henty, Gentleman, born October 1887; 
 Edith Maude; and Adehne Blanche. Estate— Hzxn, Dur- 
 rington, near Worthing, in the county of Sussex. Postal 
 address — Broadwater Hall, Worthing. 
 
 HENWOOD (H. Coll.). Argent, on a pale vert, be- 
 tween two staves raguly palewise of the last, three bezants. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, 
 a "sable antelope " springing proper. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Paul Henwood, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Church 
 
 House, Bromley, Kent 
 
 HEPENSTAL. see DOPPING-HEPENSTAL. 
 
 HEPTON (H. Coll.). Gules, a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween two leopard's faces in chief and an anvil In base all 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion passant azure, gutt<5-d'eau, resting the 
 dexter forepaw on an anvil or. 
 
 Sons of William Hepton of Ilkley, Yorks., b. 1827; 
 d. 1879 ; m. 1848, Mary, d. of John Lawrence : — 
 
 Arthur Frederic Lawrence Hepton, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; 
 m. 1881, Eliza, d. of William Roberts; and has issue — 
 William Hepton, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; and Marguerite 
 Roberts. Res. — Whinfield, Wood Lane, Headingley, 
 Leeds. 
 
 John William Lawrence Hepton, Gentleman, b. 
 Res. — Almadene, Headingley, Leeds. 
 
 Wilfred Lawrence Hepton, Gentleman, b. 1857; m. Mary 
 Louisa, d. of Robert M'Laren of Canada; and has issue — 
 Dorothy M'Laren. Res. — Newton Green Hall, Potter 
 Newton, Leeds. 
 
 Henry Leopold Lawrence Hepton, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; 
 m. Mabel, d. of Joseph Coojier of Ilkley; and has issue — 
 John l^wrence Hepton, Gentleman, b, 1901 ; Winifred 
 Mary ; and Daisy. Res. — Royal Brunswick Drive, Harro- 
 gate. 
 
 Albert Ernest Lawrence Hepton, Gentleman, b. 
 /?«.— Ilkley, Yorks. 
 
 The Reverknd WILLIAM HENRY FRANCKLIN 
 HEPWORTH, Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Cambridge, Vicar of Shepshed, 
 Loughborough, in the county of Leicester. Born April 
 6, 1832, being the fourth son of the late Reverend 
 Robert Hepworth, Bachelor of Arts of the University of 
 
 IDet 
 
 Oxford, of Cheltenham, by his wife Barbara Maria, daughter 
 of the Reverend Alexander Plait, Bachelor of Laws of the 
 University of Cambridge, of King's Langley and Bushey, in 
 the county of Hertford. Armorial bearings— He Ixars 
 for Arms : Per pale argent and gules, a saltire voided be- 
 tween three mullets, one in chief and two in fesse, a 
 shepherd's crook erect in base all counterch.anged. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet liefitting his tlegree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a derai-lion argent, charged with two mullets 
 in pale gules, holding in the dexter paw a branch of palm 
 slipped proper, and supporting in the sinister a shepherd's 
 crook in bend or. Motto— " Loyal d mort." Married, 
 April 9, 1863, Frances Wensley (who died 1883), dau. of 
 John Garratt of Bishop's Court, Exeter; and has Issue— 
 (i) Archibald Francklin Hepworth, b. 1866; (2) Ernest 
 William Hepworth, b. 1869, d. at Monywah, Upper Bur- 
 mah, Dec. 9, 1900 ; (3) Charles Leonard Hepworth, t. 
 1870 ; Flora Grace ; and Helen Matel (deceased). Postal 
 arfrfz-wj— Shepshed Vicarage, Loughborough, Leicester- 
 shire. 
 
 HERBERT, quartered by FAIR and RAWSON. 
 
 HERBERT, see KENNEY-HERBERT. 
 
 HERBERT (isth century). Per pale gules and azure, 
 three lions rampant argent. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a Saracen woman's 
 head affronted, couped at the shoulders, with long hair 
 sable, from the ears double rings pendent or, the veil azure, 
 doubled argent, encircled with a wreath of the same. 
 Motto — " Asgre Ian Diogell ei Pherchen." 
 
 Sons of John Arthur Edward Herbert of Llanarth 
 Court and Trenowen, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1849), 
 b. 1818 ; d. 1895 ; m. 1846, Hon. Augusta Charlotte 
 Elizabeth Hall, only child of Benjamin, Lord Llan- 
 over : — 
 Col. Ivor John Caradoc Herbert, C.B., C.M.G. (q.v.). 
 Arthur Herbert, Esq., of Coldbrook (q.v.). 
 Edward Bleiddiau Herbert, Esq., Major 17th Lancets,*. 
 1858. Res.— 
 
 Ygst. son of John Jones, Esq., of Llanarth Court, J.P. 
 and D.L., b. 1790; d. 1848; m. 1817, Lady Harriet 
 Plunket, d. of 8th Earl of Fingall :— 
 Edmund Philip Herbert, Esq. [q.v,). 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 655 
 
 Sons of William Herbert, Esq.. of Clytha Park, J. P. 
 and D.h., 6. 1798; d. 1885; m. 1833, Francis, d. of 
 Edward Huddleston : — 
 William Reginald Joseph FitzHerbert Herbert, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Monmouth, d. 1841 ; m. ist, 1866, Char- 
 lotte (d. i88i), eld. d. of Thomas W. Gifford of Chillington ; 
 and, 1882, Constance Laura, only d. of H. Van Notten Pole 
 of Watermore, Cirencester; and has issue (by ist mar.) — 
 Gwendoline [m. 1895, Hon. Richard Eustace Bellew] ; and 
 (by 2nd mar.) Glwadys. Seat— Clyiha. Park, nr. Aberga- 
 venny, Monmouth. Clui — Carlton. 
 
 Francis Joseph Alphonse Herbert, Esq. , J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Monmonth, Capt. and Hon. Major late R. Glos. Yeo., 
 late Capt. 9th Lancers, 6. 1845 ; m. 1879, La Baronne 
 C^cile d'Anethan, d. of Baron d'Anethan, Brussels. Seat — 
 Ty Gwyn, Raglan. 
 
 Descending from mar. of Edward, 2nd Lord Clive 
 (created Earl of Powis), and Henrietta Antonia, d. 
 of Henry Arthur Herbert, Lord Herbert of Chirbury; 
 Earl of Powis. Arms (R.L. , 9 March 1807) as above. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern vert, 
 holding in the mouth a sinister hand couped at the 
 wrist gules. MottO— ' ' Ung je serviray."] Son of Lt.- 
 Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Percy Egerton Herbert, K.C.B. , 
 P.C, M.P., i. 1822; d. 1876; m. i860, Mary Caroline 
 Louisa, only child of William Thomas Petty-Fitz- 
 Maurice, Esq., commonly called Earl of Kerry, and 
 gd. of 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne : — 
 The Rt. Hon. George Charles Herbert, 4th Earl of Powis, 
 Viscount Clive of Ludlow, Baron Herbert of Chirbury, and 
 i Baron Powis of Powis Castle (all U.K., 14 May 1804), 
 14th Baron Clive of Walcot (G.B., 13 Aug. 1794). fifth 
 Baron Clive of Plassey, co. Clare (Irel. , 15 March 1762), 
 I Lord-Lieut. Salop, and C.A., C.C. , and D.L. co. Mont- 
 gomery, Hon. Col. 4th Batt. S. Wales Borderers, B.A. 
 Camb. [Supporters (of Barony of Clive)— Dexter, an 
 elephant; sinister, a griffin, wings expanded both argent, 
 the latter gorged with a ducal coronet gules and charged 
 with five mullets in saltire sable], l>. 1862 ; s. his uncle 1891 ; 
 m. 1890, the Rt. Hon. Violet Ida Evelyn, in her own right 
 Baroness Darcy de Knayth, yr. d. and coh. of Rt. Hon. 
 Sackville George Lane-Fox, Baron Darcy de Knayth and 
 Conyers [Arms of Fox — Argent, a chevron between three 
 foxes' head erased gules, and many quarterings. Sup- 
 porters — Dexter, an heraldic tiger argent; sinister, a bull 
 sable]; and has issue— (i) Percy Robert Herbert, Esq., 
 commonly called Viscount Clive, 6. 1892; (2) the Hon. 
 Herbert, d. 1904 ; and Lady Hermione Glwadys. Seats — 
 Powis Castle, Welshpool ; Walcot, Lydbury North, Shrop- 
 shire ; Styche, Market Drayton. Town res.— 4$ Berkeley 
 Square, London W. Clui — Carlton. 
 
 Son of the Hon. R. C. Herbert, M.A., J.P. and D.L., 
 ' C.A., 6. 1827; d. 1902; m. 1854, Anna Maria, d. and 
 I h. of Edward Cludde of Orleton : — 
 
 Edward William Herbert, Esq., C.B., Lt.-Col. K. Roy. 
 Rifle Corps, served in S. Africa 1879, Soudan 1884, S. 
 Africa 1902, J.P. Salop, A.D.C. to Gov. of Fiji 1880-3, i. 
 1855 ; m. 1887, Beatrice Anne, d. of Sir Hedworth William- 
 son, Bart. ; and has issue— Edward Robert Henry Herbert, 
 Esq., i. 1889; Dorothy Marguerite Elizabeth ; and Phyllis 
 Hedworth Camilla. Seat— Orleton, Wellington, Salop, 
 r/w^j— Naval and Military, Bachelors', Carlton. 
 
 Graham Cludde Herbert, Esq., F.R.G.S., Lt.-Col. R. 
 '"us., served in Afghan Campaign 1879-80, i. 1856. Cluds 
 —Army and Navy, Carlton, Bachelors'. 
 
 Arthur Frederick Herbert, Esq., F.R.G.S., King's 
 Foreign Service Messenger, Lieut. H.A.C. , served in S. 
 Africa 1900. /?es. — 22 Portman Square, London, W. 
 etuis— St. James's, Wellington, Prince's, Travellers'. 
 
 Ygst. son of 2nd Earl of Powis, K.G. , i. 1785; d. 
 1848 ; m. 1818 Lucy, d. of 3rd Duke of Montrose : — 
 I Major-Gen. Hon. William Henry Herbert, served in the 
 : "rimea, J.P. Salop and Northants, Mayor of Shrewsbury 
 1889, i. 1834; fn- 1871, Sybella Augusta, eld. d. of Mark 
 William Vane Milbank ; and has issue— (i) Henry James 
 Herbert, Esq., i. 1882; (2) Percy Mark Herbert, Gentle- 
 nan, *. 1885; Lucy Edith; and Alice Harriet. J?es.— 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 Hkkbkrt, late of Muckruss (U.O.). Same arms. 
 3xeBt — On a wreath of the colours, a bundle of arrows or, 
 leaded and feathered argent, six in saltire and one in pale 
 jirt round the middle with a belt gules, buckle and point 
 :xtended of the first. 
 
 Son of Henry Arthur Herbert of Muckruss, co. Kerry, 
 J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1881), M.P. for co. 
 Kerry 1866-1880, Major London Irish Rifles, late 
 Capt. Coldstream Gds. , i. 1840; d. 1901 ; m. 1866, 
 Hon. Emily Julia Charlotte Keane, only child of 
 Edward , 2nd Lord Keane : — 
 Henry Arthur Edward Keane Herbert, Gentleman, 6. 
 1867. J^es.— 
 
 Son of Walter Otway Herbert of Pill House, co. 
 Tipperary, 6, 1798; d ; m. 1822, Mary, only 
 child of John Miles of Damaren House, Dorset : — 
 Nicholas Sidney Herbert, Gentleman, i. Res. — 
 Sons of Gustavus Wy brants Herbert, Esq., J.P. co. 
 Cork i. 1837; d. 1886; m. 1865, Annie Catherine, 
 d. of Rev. Otway John Herbert : — 
 Edward Sidney Herbert, Esq., Capt. " Black Watch," t. 
 1866. Res.— 
 Gustavus Otway Herbert, Gentleman, i. 1867. Res. — 
 Rev. Henry Arthur Charles Herbert, Chaplain Indian 
 Estab. , i. 1871. Res. — 
 
 Otway Charles Herbert, Gentleman, Lieut, .^rgyll and 
 Sutherland Highlanders, i. 1877. Res. — 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Herbert, Rector of Rathdowney, i. 
 
 1795 ; d. 1874 ; m. ist, Harriet, Lady Blunden, only d. 
 
 of Thomas Pope of Popefield : — 
 
 Henry Arthur Herbert, Gentleman, i. 1826 ; m. 1850, 
 
 Grace, d. of Sir Frederick Pollock, Bart.; and has issue — 
 
 Henry Arthur Herbert, Gentleman, i. [m. 1894, Edith 
 
 S. , d. of Henry H. Mercer; and has issue— Henry Arthur 
 
 Herbert, Gentleman, i. 1898 ; Nichola Sophia Grace ; and 
 
 Geraldine]; Frances Harriet \m. 1888, Godfrey Cornwall 
 
 Chester Master] ; Grace Sophia ; and Mary Jane [tn. 1881, 
 
 W. H. W. Poole]. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Otway John Herbert, *. 1800; d. 1853; 
 
 m. 1831, Anne, d. of W. Stoker, M.D :— 
 
 Rev. Edward Otway Herbert, formerly Vicar of St. John, 
 
 Middlesbro', i. ; m. 1902, Rachael Mary, eld. d. of 
 
 late Rev. Richard Hull. Res.— 11^ Sinclair Road, West 
 
 Kensington, W. 
 
 William Henry Herbert, Esq., Lt.-Col. late Roy. Irish 
 Regt., b. . Res.— 
 
 Son of Henry Herbert, Esq., of Cahirnane, &c., co. 
 
 Kerry, J.P., and High Sheriff 1879, i. 1818; d. 1898; 
 
 m. 1865, Katherine Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Edward 
 
 Stewart of Sparsholt : — 
 
 Arthur Stewart Herbert, Esq., J.P. co. Kerry (High 
 
 Sheriff 1900) [ Motto— " Pawb yn eu arfer], 6. 1866; m. 
 
 1899, Theresa Selina, d. of Col. Gerald Boyle ; and has 
 
 issue— Geoffrey Richard Arthur Herbert, Gentleman, i. 1902. 
 
 Seats — Cahirnane, Killarney ; Dunkerron Castle, Kenmare. 
 
 Herbert, Earls of Pembroke. Same arms, but properly 
 
 "within a bordure gobony or and gules, bezantee," this 
 
 bordure having, however, been discontinued since 1618. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern vert, holding 
 
 in the mouth a sinister hand couped at the wrist gules. 
 
 Motto— "Ung je serviray." Badge— "A green dragon." 
 
 Livery (1554. vide H. Machyn, Diary, p. 74) — " Bluw cotes 
 
 gardyd with velvet and badge a green dragon "). 
 
 Son of Rt. Hon. Sidney Herbert, ist Lord Herbert of 
 Lea, i. 1810; d. 1861 ; m. 1846, Elizabeth, only d. of 
 Lt.-Gen. Charles Ashe k Court : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Sidney Herbert, 14th Earl of Pembroke 
 (11 Oct. 1551). "th Earl of Montgomery (4 May 1605), 
 Baron Herbert of Shurland (4 May 1605), Baron Herbert of 
 Cardiff (10 Oct. 1551), Baron Herbert of Lea (15 Jan. 1861), 
 G.C.V.O., P.C, Hered.Visitor of Jesus Coll., Oxford, B.A. 
 Oxon., Lord Steward of the Household since 1895 [Suppor- 
 ters — Dexter, a panther rampant guardam argent, spotted 
 or, vert, sable, azure, and gules alternately, fire isssing 
 from its mouth and ears proper, ducally gorged azure ; sinis- 
 ter, a lion argent, gorged with a ducal coronet gules], i. 
 1853 ; m. 1877, Lady Beatrix Louisa Lambton, d. of 2nd 
 Earl of Durham; and has issue— (i) Reginald Herbert, 
 Esq., M.V.O., commonly called Lord Herbert, Lieut. 
 R.H.G.,3. i88o; (2) Hon. George Sidney Herbert, *. 1886; 
 Lady Beatrix Frances Gertrude \m. 1903, Capt. Nevile 
 Wilkinson, Coldstream Gds.]; and Lady Muriel Herbert. 
 Seats— yNWtow House, Salisbury; Mount Merrion, co. Dub- 
 lin. C/?/3.r— Carlton, Marlborough, Constitutional. 
 
 Sons of Rt. Hon. Sir Michael Henry Herbert, G.C.M.G., 
 C.B., P.C, Ambassador at Washington, b. 1857; d. 
 1903 ; m. 1888, Lelia, d. of Richard Wilson :— 
 Sidney Herbert, Esq., b. 1890. Res.— 
 Michael George Herbert, Esq., b. 1893. Res.-^ 
 
 9 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
656 
 
 ?)et 
 
 B)et 
 
 Sons of the 4th Earl of Carnarvon, A. 1831 ; d. 1890 ; 
 
 m. ist, Kvelyn (d. 1875). only il. of 6th Earl of 
 
 Chesterfield, and sister and heir of 7th Earl ; and, 1878, 
 
 Klizalteth Catherine, eld. d. of Henry Howard of 
 
 CJreysioke Castle: — 
 Rt. Hon. George Edward Stanhope Molyneux Herbert, 
 5th Earl of Carnarvon (3 July 1793) •'*"'l Baron I'orchestcr 
 of Hi^hclerc (17 Oct. 1780), b. 1866; m. 1895, Almina 
 Victoria Marie Alexandra, d. of late Frederick Charles 
 Wombwcll; and has issue — Henry George Alfred Marius 
 Victor Frances Herbert, Esq., commonly called Lord 
 Porchester, b. 1898; and Lady Evelyn Leonora Almina. 
 Seats — Ilighclere Castle, nr. Newbury, Hants; Breiby 
 Park, Burton-on-Trent. Tmcm res. — 13 Berkeley Square, 
 I.,ondon, W. C/ubs — Bachelors', St. James's. 
 
 Hon. Aubrey Nigel Henry Molyneux Herbert, Lieut. 
 Notts. Imp. Yeo., b. 1880. ^es.— 
 
 Hon. Mervyn Robert Howard Molyneux Herbert, b. 
 i88a. A'w.— 
 
 Yr. sons of 3rd Earl of Carnarvon, b. 1800 ; d. 1849 ; 
 
 M. 1830, Henrietta Anna, d. of Lord Henry Thomas 
 
 Molyneux Howard : — 
 Hon. Alan Percy Harty Molyneux Herbert, M.D., b. 
 1836. /fes.—i8 Rue Duphot, Paris. 
 
 lion. Auberon Edward William Molyneux Herbert, 
 D.C.L. (Oxon.), M.P. for Notttingham 1870-1874, b. 1838 ; 
 m. 1871, Ladv Florence Cowper {d. 1886), d. of George 
 Augustus Frederick, 6th Earl of Cowper; and has surv. 
 issue — Auberon Thomas Herbert, Esq., heir pres. to 
 Baronies of Dingwall and Lucas, b. 1876; and Nan Ino. 
 /des. — Old House, Berry Wood, Ringwood, Hants. 
 
 Son of Henry William Herbert, Esq., of The Cedars, 
 
 Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A., b. 1807; d. 1859; w». 
 
 i8^9, Sarah Barker : — 
 William George Herbert, Esq., J. P. Folkestone, C.A. 
 Kent, b. 1841 ; m. 1867, Emily Eliza, d. of Sir Samuel 
 Edmund Falkiner, 5th Bart. /fes. — 10 Westcliffe Gardens, 
 Folkestone. 
 
 Son of Commander Frederick Charles Herbert, R.N., 
 
 b. 1819 ; d, 1868 ; m. 1848, Bessie Newenham, d. of 
 
 Capt Henry Stuart : — 
 George Frederick Herbert, Esq., Major R.A., b. 1862. 
 Jfes.— 
 
 Son of Algernon Herbert, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1792 ; d, 
 i8«. 
 Sir Robert George Wyndham Herbert, G.C.B. {f.v.). 
 
 HERBERT of Painswick. Glos. (H. Coll.). Per pale 
 azure and gules, two lions rampant in chief ermine, and 
 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter 
 embowed grasping a dragon's head erased proper, a di 
 catherine-wheel azure. Motto — " Ung je serviray." 
 Son of William Herbert, Gentleman, and his 
 Anne Eliealjeth, d. of William Hawkins of The Hi 
 thorns, Corse, co. Glos. : — 
 William Hawkins Herbert, Esq., J. P. co. Glos., b. 1 
 m. 1871. Clara, d. of William Applin of Mount St _^ 
 Grosvenor Square; and has issue— (i) William de Rr.-icy 
 Herhwrt, Gentleman, *. 187a; (2) Arthur Grenvillc Herl)ert, 
 Gentleman,^. 1879; and Caroline Hamilton. A'«.— Para- 
 dise House, Painswick, Glos. ; 28 Elvaston Place, Queen's 
 (Jate, London, S.W. C/k^j — Devonshire, Glouo 
 Gloucester). 
 
 :este|& 
 
 1 
 
 S ARTHUR HERBERT, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Monmouth, Master of Arts of the 
 University of Oxford, H.M.'s Charge d' Affaires at Darm- 
 stadt, liorn August 22, 1855, Ix-ing the second son 
 of John Arthur Edward Herbert, Esquire, of Llanarth 
 Court, by his wife the Honourable Augusta Charlotte 
 Elizabeth, only surviving child of the Right Honourable T" 
 Reiijainin Hall, Baron Llanover, and a Baronet. C/uit 
 Oxford and Cambridge, Brooks's, .St. James's, Hachel 
 Armorial bearlngB— He bears for Arms : Party per 
 
 an ancient ship with three masts, sails furled and colours 
 flying, in base argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 
 azure and gules, three lions rampant argent ; a cresce 
 for difference. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— A 
 Saracen woman's head affront^e, couped at the shoulders, 
 with long hair sable, from the ears double rings pendent 
 or, veil azure, doubled argent, encircled with a wreath of 
 the same ; with the Motto, " Asgre Ian Diogell ei Pherchen." 
 Married, 1892, Helen Louise, dau. of the late William 
 Gammell of Rhode Island, U.S.A.; and has Issue — John 
 Arthur Herbert, Gentleman, b. Dec. 19, 1895. Seat— 
 Coldbrook, Abergavenny. 
 
 W EDMUND PHILLIP HERBERT, Esquire, Major 
 w Royal Monmouthshire Militia, formerlyChief Constable 
 of the county of Monmouth. Born January 24, 1823, being 
 the third son of the late John Jones of Llanarth, by his wife 
 Harriet, commonly known as Lady Harriett, daughter 
 of the Right Honourable Sir Arthur James Plunkett, eighth 
 E^rl of Fingall, Knight of the Most Illustrious Order of 
 Saint Patrick. /.jV^ry— Blue, red facings. Armorial bear- 
 ing^ — Party per pale azure and gules, three lions rampant 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 Saracen woman's head affroni^e, couped at the shoulders, 
 with long liair sable, from the ears double rings pendent or, 
 veil azure, doubled argent, encircled with a wreath of the 
 
 is the Mllitar7 Cockade. 
 
Plate XXI. 
 
 • Hi2DeR,©or2, 
 
 • fiR,HIK,Sr3R,ID(3® • 
 
 BaeK^iaoase- 
 
 BHr3ra€R.GQH13 
 
Isame; with the Motto, " Asgre l^n Diogell ei Pherchen." 
 ^Married, firstly, 1864, Eleanor, daughter of Colonel Gvvynne 
 'Holford of Buckland, in the county of Brecon ; and secondly, 
 jFrances, daughter and co-heir of Robert Canning of Hart- 
 ,pury, in the county of Gloucester. By his first marriage he 
 'las /ji«^— Edmund Herbert, Esq., Major 6th Inniskilling 
 ;Dragoons, born 1866 {tn., Jan. 8, 1898, Ethel, only dau. of 
 fohn Pickersgill Rodger of Hadlow Castle, co. Kent, and 
 las issue]. Estates and postal addresses — Llansantffraed 
 Zourt, Abergavenny ; and Hartpury, near Gloucester. Club 
 —Boodle's. 
 
 § HERBERT EDWARD WILLIAM HERBERT, 
 Esquire, C.B., J. P. Salop, Lieut.-Col. King's Royal 
 kifles. Bom March 22, 1855, being the eldest son of the 
 lion. Robert Herbert, fourth son of the Rt. Hon. Edward, 
 :nd Earl of Powis, and Anna Maria, only dau. and heiress 
 ')f Edward Cludde of Orleton, Salop. Livery — (Undress) 
 |)lue, red piping ; (dress) blue, red breeches and waistcoats. 
 jirmorial bearings^Per pale azure and gules, three lions 
 (anipant argent, quartering Clive, Cludde, and many others, 
 Ind impaling the arms of WiUiamson, namely or, a chevron 
 |ules between three trefoils sable. Mantling azure and 
 rgent. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern vert 
 olding a sinister hand gules. Motto — " Ung je serviray." 
 tarried, Jan. 12, 1887, Beatrice Anne Williamson, eldest 
 au. of Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart; and has Issue— 
 Edward Robert Henry Herbert, Esq., b. May 19, 1889 ; 
 Cliristian Victor Charles Herbert, Gentleman, b. 1904; 
 orothy Marguerite Elizabeth ; and Phyllis Hedworth 
 amilla. Seat — Orleton, Wellington, Shropshire. Clubs 
 -Carlton, Naval and Military, Bachelors'. 
 
 Colonel IVOR JOHN CARADOC HERBERT, 
 C.B. , C.M.G. , Commander of the Order of the 
 rown of Italy, 2nd Class of Order of Red Eagle of 
 russia. Officer of the Legion of Honour, and has 4th 
 lass of the Medjidie, J. P. and D.L. for co. Monmouth. 
 om July 16, 1851, being the eldest son of John Arthur 
 dward Herbert, Esquire, of Llanarth Court, by his wife 
 ugusta Charlotte Elizabeth, commonly known as the 
 on. Augusta Charlotte Elizabeth, only surviving child of 
 e Right Hon. Sir Benjamin Hall, Baron Llanover, and 
 Baronet ; Lieut.-Col. commanding 3rd Batt. Grenadier 
 uards from 1897, Colonel 1889, served in Egypt 1882 
 ledal and clasp), Soudan 1884-5 (two clasps), and South 
 "rica 1899-1900 (medal, four clasps), Military Attach^ at 
 . Petersburg 1886-1890, Commanding the Local Forces 
 Canada (with local rank of Major-General) from 1890 to 
 95. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per 
 ile azure and gules, three lions rampant argent, impaled 
 th the arms of Denison, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 I nine a bend azure cotised sable between a unicorn's 
 ad erased and a cross crosslet fitch^e gules (for Denison) ; 
 nnd 3 argent, a shake-fork between three mullets sable 
 ir Convngham). Pendent from the escutcheon are his 
 Idges as a C.B. (Mil. Div.) and C.M.G. ; and for his 
 (est, upon a wreath of the colours, a Saracen woman's 
 1 id affront^e, couped at the shoulders, with long hair sable, 
 f m the ears double rings pendent or, veil azure, doubled 
 fjent, encircled with a wreath of the same. Motto — 
 'V^gre Idn Diogel ei Pherchen." Married, July 31, 1873, 
 /^rtina Agnes Mary, commonly known as the Honour- 
 ae Albertina Agnes Mary, youngest daughter of the 
 Fjht Honourable Baron Londesborough ; and has with 
 c er Issue — A son, Elidyr John Bernard Herbert, Gentle- 
 nn. Seat — Llanarth Court, Monmouthshire. 
 
 I ■! The Honourable Sir ROBERT GEORGE WYND- 
 ' " HAM HERBERT, Knight Grand Cross of the Most 
 I nourable Order of the Bath, Doctor of Civil Law, Hono- 
 r.i Doctor of Laws, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 1 utenant for the county of Cambridge, Chancellor of the 
 N St Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. 
 hTt 1831, being the son of the late Algernon Herbert, 
 
 ȣ|uire, commonly known as the Honourable Algernon 
 F.'bert, by his wife Marianne, daughter of Thomas Lem- 
 '• p re of Jersey. Club — Athcnajum. Livery — Dark blue, 
 si jr buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 P pale azure and gules, three lions rampant argent, a 
 ci cent for difference ; the escutcheon being surrounded 
 
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 by the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 and by the collar and pendent the badge of a Knight 
 Grand Cross of that Order. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 wyvern with wings elevated vert, holding in the mouth a 
 sinister hand, couped at the wrist gules ; with the MottO, 
 " Ung je servirai." Residence— IcVXeion, Great Chester- 
 foid, in the county of Essex. 
 
 ROBERT HENRY HERBERT, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings— Per pale azure and argent, three lions rampant 
 argent, a bordure wavy or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern vert, holding 
 in the mouth a sinister hand couped at the wrist gules, 
 debruised by a bendlet sinister wavy or. Motto— " Ung 
 je serviray." Jies. — i6 Addison Road, Bedford Park, 
 Chiswick, London, W. 
 
 SIDNEY GEORGE HERBERT, Gentleman. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Per pale azure and gfules, three lions ram- 
 pant argent, a bordure wavy of the last. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern 
 vert, holding in the mouth a sinister hand couped at the 
 wrist gules, debruised by a bendlet sinister wavy argent. 
 Motto — "Ung je serviray." Married Catherine, dau. of 
 Edward Heugh, and has issue. Residence — Pietermaritz- 
 burg. Natal, S. Africa. 
 
 EUSTACE LOVELACE HERCY, Esquire, Col. late 
 2nd Queen's Regt. Born July 27, 1838, being the third son 
 of the late John Hercy, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife 
 Frances, only dau. of Thomas Joseph Moore of Stafford 
 House, Middlese.x. Armorial bearings— Gules, a chief 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a man's head in profile proper, wreathed 
 about the temples argent and gules. Residence — 
 
 S FRANCIS JOHN HERCY, Esquire, Major-Gen. in 
 the Army (late 2nd Queen's Regt.). Bom Nov. 22, 
 1835, being the second son of the late John Hercy, Esq., 
 J. P. and D. L. , by his wife Frances, only dau. of Thomas 
 Joseph Moore of Stafford House, Middlesex. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chief argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a man's head in 
 profile proper, wreathed about the temples argent and gules. 
 Residence — 
 
 S THOMAS JOSEPH HERCY, Esquire, J. P., D.L. for 
 CO. Berks, B.A. London University, called to the Bar 
 1848, Capt. late ist West York Rifles (Militia). Bom Dec. 
 31, 1824, being the eldest son of the late John Hercy, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Frances, only dau. of 'Thomas 
 Joseph Moore of Stafford House, Middlesex. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chief argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a man's head in 
 profile proper, wreathed about the temples argent and gules. 
 Married, Jan. 8, 1863, Rowena Maria, second dau. of the 
 late William Lionel Pyne ; and has Issue — (r) Thomas 
 Francis John Lovelace Hercy, Gentleman, J. P. and D.L. 
 for Berks, b. Jan. 17, 1864, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Royal 
 Berkshire Regt.; (2) John Eustace, Hercy, Gentleman, late 
 Lieut. Scots Guards, b. April 11, 1867; (3) Francis Hugh 
 George Hercy, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. The Queen's Regt., b. 
 May 14, 1868 ; (4) Eustace James Hercy, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 5, 1870 ; and Rowena Marianne Frances. 
 
 HEREFORD (R.L., 19 , H. Coll.). Gules, three eagles 
 displayed ermine (temp. Edward III.). Livery — Blue, brass 
 buttons. 
 
 Only son of Capt. Richard James Hereford of Sufton 
 
 Court, J.P., D.L., b. 1833; d. 1885; m. 1862, Eliz.i- 
 
 beth Mary, only surv. child and heir of John Kelly 
 
 Tuder, R.N. , of Pennally, co. Pembroke: — 
 
 James Tuder Hereford, Esq., J. P. co. Hereford, b. 1869; 
 
 m. 1902, Eleanor, d. of Capt. Edward Cludde Cockburn, 
 
 J. P., D.I-., of Pennoxton, Ross-on-Wye. Seat — Sufton 
 
 Court, Mordiford, co. Hereford. Clubs — Automobile, 
 
 County (Hereford). 
 
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 HERIOT (Matric. L.O.. 1905, user being ciied anterior 
 to 167a). Argent, on a fesse azure, three cinquefoils of the 
 field, a iMrdure indented of the second. Mfcntllng azure, 
 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 
 hand couped at the wrist holding a wreath of laurel all 
 
 proper. Motto—" Fortem posce animum." 
 
 Eld. son of John Charles Heriot of Lake Memphre- 
 magog, Canada, b. 1819 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1861, Maria 
 Ann, d. of Moise Cass of Hawkesbury, Ontario : — 
 John Charles Alison Heriot, Esq., Capt. Canadian Militia, 
 
 b, 1861. Res. — S3 Union Avenue, Montreal. 
 
 HERLE, quartered by HORDERN, 
 
 HERON, quartered by CON VERS. 
 
 HERONVILLE, quartered by LANE. 
 
 Mrs. SOPHIA HERRICK, youngest dau. of Henry 
 Christie of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Armorial 
 bearings — On a lozenge : argent, a fesse vaire or and gules. 
 Married, Aug. 13, 1862, William Perry Herrick. Esq., 
 of Beauinanor, J. P. and D. L. , also D.L. for co. Stafford, 
 Barrister-at-Law, M.A. Univ. Coll., Oxford, High Sheriff 
 of Leicestershire 1835. Seat — Beauinanor Park, near 
 Loughborough. 
 
 HERRING, quartered by WILLIAMS. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM JAMES HERSCHEL, 2nd Baronet 
 (July 17, 1838), late of the Bengal Civil Service, M.A. 
 Oxon. Bom Jan. 9, 1833, being the son of Sir John 
 Frederick Herschel, the ist Bart., by his wife Margaret 
 Brodie, dau. of the Rev. .Alexander Stewart, D.D., of 
 Slrathgarry, co. Perth ; served in Civil Service of India 
 1853-78. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a mount vert, 
 a representation of the forty-feet reflecting telescopye with its 
 apparatus prof>er, a chief azure, thereon the astronomical 
 symbol of Uranus, or the Georgium Sidus irradiated or ; 
 
 the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as » 
 Baronet. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wi 
 of the colours, a denii-tcrrestrial sphere proper, tluTo 
 eagle, wings elevated or. Motto " Ccclis i-xploi,;', 
 Married, May 19, 1864, Anne Emma Haldane (</. Oei. s 
 1873), youngest dau. of Alfred Hardcastltr of Hatchanl 
 House, CO. Surrey ; and by her has lssue~(i) John Charles 
 William Herschel, Esq., b. May aa, iSiSg; (a) Arthur 
 
 Edward Hardcastle Herschel, Esq., b. Oct. 5, 1873 . 
 1904, Ellen Katherine, dau. of Col. A. Macartney, late 
 R.A.] ; Margaret Eliza Emma (d. July i, 1880) ; and Emma 
 Dorothea. Seat — 92 Woodstock Road, Oxford. 
 
 HERVEY, quartered by ELLIS. 
 
 HERVEY (U.O.). Gules, on a liend argent, three 
 trefoils slipped vert. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain proper, 
 bezant^e, ducally gorged or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Je noubiieray jamais." 
 Son of Charles John Vigors Hervey, Gentleman, t- 
 1817; d. 1904; m. 1839, Martha (d. 1900), d. of 
 Thomas Read Kemp of Kemp Town, Brighton, 
 M.P. , by Frances, d. of Sir Francis Baring, Bt. :— 
 Charles William Arthur Hervey, Gentleman, b. 1855; 
 m. 1893, Clare, d. of late Sir Edmund Harrison, K.C.B. ; 
 and widow of I. H. Webster. Seat Killiane (astle, 
 Wexford. A'es.—i Norfolk. Crescent, Hyde Park, W. 
 Club — St. James's. 
 
 HERVEY (L.O., 1899). Parted per chevron gules and 
 vert, a fess chequy azure and argent, Ijetween three trefoils 
 slipped or. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest— A denii- 
 lion rampant gules, holding in his dexter paw a Tfi'"' 
 slipped or. MottO — " Delectat et ornat." 
 
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 Son of John Hervey, Merchant in Glasgow, b. ; 
 
 ^- ; '«• . Anne, d. of Valentine Sniedley' 
 
 Merchant in London : — 
 Valentine Smedley Hervey, Gentleman (q.v.). 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 j Matthew Wilson Hervey, Gentleman (q.v.). [Arms as 
 (ibove, and (rematric. 1900) "a bordure of the fourth," 
 :.*, azure.] 
 
 Only s. of late William Bethell Hervey, b. ; 
 
 ^- '< "^- , Mary Adelaide, d. of Rev. Johii 
 
 Lovett Robinson, M.A., late Rector of Hanworth. 
 
 Middlesex : — 
 The late Maurice William Bethell Hervey, Gentleman 
 Arms as above, and (rematric. 11 April 1901) " a bordure, 
 )f the last, " i.e. orj.b. ; m. ; and had issue. Jees. 
 
 -118 Elgin Crescent, London. 
 
 MATTHEW Wn.SON HERVEY, Gentleman, 
 •I.I.C.E. Armorial bearings— Parted per chevron gules 
 nd vert, a fesse chequy argent and azure between three 
 refoils slipped or, all within a bordure of the fourth, 
 lantlljig gules, doubled or. Crest— Upon a wreath of his 
 
 liries, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding in his dexter 
 pv a trefoil slipped or. Motto — " Delectat et ornat." 
 /^ idence — ILast Bilney Hall, East Dereham, Norfolk. 
 
 'ALENTINESMEDLEY HERVEY, Gentleman. Born 
 Jv 3, 1846, being the eldest son of John Hervey, Merchant 
 irllasgow, by his wife Anne, dau. of Valentine Smedley, 
 Krchant in London. Armorial bearings— Parted per 
 clvron gules and vert, a fesse chequy azure and argent 
 bveen three trefoils slipped or. .Above the shield is 
 p ;ed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling 
 g :s, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set 
 fc Crest, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding in his dexter 
 pi ' a trefoil slipped or ; and in an escroll over the same this 
 KSto, "Delectat et ornat." Married, July 24, 1878, 
 
 Augusta Arnold, eldest dau. of William Fellows Sedgwick 
 of Cashio Bridge, Watford, Herts ; and has Issue -{i) Eric 
 Sedgwick Hervey, Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 1879; and (2) 
 
 Gerald Smedley Hervey, Gentleman, b. May 18, 1887. 
 Residence— 2,2, Hyde Park Gate, London, S.W. 'ciub— 
 Conservative. 
 
 HESILRIGEor HAZLERIGG of Nosely Hall, Leics. 
 [c. Edward HI.). Argent, a chevron gules, between three 
 
 hazel- leaves vert. No crest is recorded. Motto — " Pro 
 aris et focis." Livery — Claret and silver. 
 
 Son of Bt. Lt.-Col. Arthur Grey Hazlerigg, Roy. Scots 
 
 Fusiliers (eld. son of 12th Bart.), b. 1837 ; d. 1880; m. 
 
 1878, Janet Edith, eld. d. of Sir Archibald Orr Ewing, 
 
 1st Bart., M.P. :— 
 Sir Arthur Grey Hazlerigg, 13th Bart. (21 July 1622), 
 ed. at Eton and Trin. Coll., Camb. , b. 17 Nov. 1878; 
 m. 14 July 1903, Dorothy Rachel, d. of John Henry Buxton, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Hunsdonbury, Herts ; and has issue 
 — Rachel Elizabeth. Seat — Nosely Hall, Leicestersh, 
 Club — -National. 
 
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 Son of Sir Anhur Grev Haxlerigg, lath Bart., i. i8ia ; 
 
 (/. 1890; m. 1835. Henricita, d. of Ctuxrles Allen 
 
 Phillipps of St. Bride's Hill : 
 Lt.-Cicn. Thomas Miivimrd Hazlerigg, late R. H.A., 
 i. 5 Aug. 1840; M. 19 July 1869, Margaret, ygst. d. of 
 Lt.-Gen. Francis Walker-Drummond ; and has surv. issue 
 —1) Thom.as Hozlerigg, Gentleman, Lieut. Army Service 
 Corps, servetl in S. Africa i8>99-i900, d. i June 1877 
 \m. 17 March IQ03, Edith Violet, only d. of late lA.- 
 Col. W. H. M'Cheane, K.M.L.l.]; (a) Greville Harlerig^. 
 Gentlenun, laie Lieut. Sherwood Foresters, served m 
 S. Africa 1900. d. la Dec. 1881 ; Gwendoline Alice ; 
 Henrietta Mabel; Evelyn; and Margaret. A*«.— Little 
 Heath Villa, Charlton, S.E. Clui — Army and Navy. 
 
 Allen Marlival Hazlerigg, Gentleman,^. 28 Oct. 1855; 
 m. 34 July 1880. Adcla Louisa, d. of Capt. Codrington 
 Forsyth, C. B. , R.N. ; and has surv. issue — Martival Grey 
 H.-ulerigg, Gentleman, i. 9 Oct. 1884. /?«. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Greville Hazlerigg, M. A. , i. 1847 ; 
 
 d. 1893; m. 1876, Barbara Mary, d. of Lt.-Col. J. W 
 
 Pease of Hesslewood House, Yorks. : — 
 Roger Greville Hazlerigg, Gentleman, d. 32 Jan. 1877. 
 ^es. — Thornbury, Shanklin, Isle of Wight, 
 
 Guy Maynard Hazlerigg, Gentleman, d. 1887. Res.— 
 Thornbury, Shanklin, Isle of Wight. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Grey Hazlerigg (s. of nth Bart.), b. i8i8 ; 
 
 m. 1873, Sarah Ann, eld. d. of Thomas Clarke of 
 
 Forest Road College, Loughborough : — 
 Grey Hazlerigjj, Gentleman, H.A. (Cantab.), late Lieut. 
 Leics. Regt.,^. 1879. Jies. — Wiiloughby House, Leicester. 
 Thomas Mavnard Hazlerigg, Gentleman, b. 1882. Res. 
 — Wiiloughby House, Leicester. 
 
 Son of Arthur Hesilrige, Lieut, sgth Regt., b. 1834; 
 
 d. 1863 ; m. i86a, Mary Augusta, d. of George John 
 
 NichoUs, F.R.C.S., of Bourne, Lines. : — 
 Arthur George Maynard Hesilrige, Gentleman, b. 1863; 
 m. 1889, Amy Florence, d. of M. S. Myers; and has issue 
 — Phyllis Maynard ; Corrie Maynard ; and Violet Maynard, 
 .^«.— 82 Sinclair Road, Kensington, W. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Maynard Hesilrige, Vicar of 
 
 Weston, Otiey, Yorks., b. 1838; d. 1901 ; m. 1871, 
 
 Sarah Hannah Mason : — 
 Grey Hesilrige, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — Children's 
 Home, Limpsfield, Surrey. 
 
 Charles Hesilrige, Gentleman, b. 1876. Res. — Bishop 
 Auckland Grammar School, Durham. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Maynard Hesilrige, b. 1802 ; 
 
 d. 1878; m. 1829, Deborah Maria, d. of Arthur 
 
 Buckby of Seagoe, co. Armagh : — 
 Thomas Greville Hesilrige, Gentleman, b. 1841 ; m. 1871, 
 Eliza Preston; and has issue — (i) Thomas Greville 
 Hesilrige, Gentleman, b. 1878 \m. 1901, Florence Elizabeth, 
 d. of Edwin Henry Griffiths of Mount Pleasant, Shrews- 
 bury]; Robert Maynard Hesilrige, Gentleman, *. 1884; 
 Laura [m. 1898, John David Wright] ; and Deborah Maria. 
 Res. — Shangton, Kibworth, Leicestershire. 
 Robert Marti vale Hesilrige, Gentleman, b. 1846. Res. — 
 
 HESKETH, see BIBBY-HESKETH. 
 
 GEORGE EDWIN HEWETT, Gentleman. Bom 
 Dec. 26, 1839, being the youngest son of the late Thomas 
 Hewett, formerly of Great Marlow, Bucks. Armorial 
 bearings -Gules, on a chevron engrailed argent, between 
 two owls in chief of the last and a cockatrice wings ele- 
 vated in base or, a cross pat^e of the first. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cockatrice 
 with wings elevated or, sem6e of crosses pat^e gules, and 
 resting the dexter claw on a fleur-de-lis argent. Motto — 
 " Labor omnia superat." Married, Aug. 1870, Jessie, eldest 
 dau. of Samuel Pearse; and has Issue -(1) Walter Pearse 
 Hewett, Gentleman, b. July 11, 1875; (2) Gilbert George 
 Pearse Hewett, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. March 10, 
 1880; (3) Harold Pearse Hewett, Gentleman, b. Sept. 13, 
 1882; (4) Douglas Pearse Hewett, Gentleman, b. .Sept. 29, 
 1885 ; Maud Mary ; and Beatrice Margaret [m. Frank 
 Norman Reckitt Hewitt]. Residence— 11 Chester Terrace, 
 Regent's Park, London, N.W. C/«3— Devonshire. 
 
 HEWIIT, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 HEWITT, see LUDLOW-HEWITT. 
 
 8LiKUTENANT.Coi.ONEl- ARTHUR STANIFORTH 
 HEIXT. Bom September 9, 1847, U-ing the 
 It^Crt *"''!•■''' ^" of the late Thoniiis Hext, llsciuire, o( 
 lyj'S^AfK Irenarren, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, hy his 
 wife Rhoda Charlton, third daughter of the Rtivtrtnd Harrv 
 Farr Ycatman of Stock House, in the county of I). 
 Armorial bearings— He liears for Arms: Or, a 
 triple-towered l)elween three battle-axes siible, im|wlin;; 
 arms of Parker, namely sable, a buck's head caboLhed 
 between two Haunches argent ; and for his Crest, u[x)n a 
 wreath of the colours, on a tower sable a demi-lion ram; 
 or, holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe of thi 
 Married, April 39, 1886, Anne Hyde, eldest dauglii. 
 Sir William Parker, B;ironei, of Melford Hall, in iht 
 county of .Suffolk, by his wife Sophia Mary, eldest daughter 
 of Nathaniel Clarke Barnardiston of The Ryes, Suilbury ; 
 and has Issue — Rhoda Marjorie ; Sybil Mary ; Margaret ; 
 and Amy. 
 
 CHARLES HAWKINS HEXT. Gentleman. Bom 
 December 22, 1851, being the third son of the late Thomas 
 Hext, Esquire, of Trenarren, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, by his wife 
 Rhoda Charlton, third daughter of the Reverend Harrv 
 Farr Yeatman of Slock House, in the county of Dorset. 
 Armorial bearing^— He bears for Arms: Or, a tower 
 triple-towered between three battle-axes sable ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower sable a 
 demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a battle- 
 axe of the first. Married, April i6, 1891, Alice, second 
 daughter of George Petlierick of Porthpean House, St. 
 Austell. Residence — Polgwin, Bodmin, Cornwall. Club- 
 Royal Western Yacht (Plymouth). 
 
 EDWARD STANIFORTH HEXT, Gentleman. Born 
 January 27, 1849, being the second son of the late Reverend 
 John Hawkins Hext, Master of Arts, Vicar of Kingsteignton, 
 in the county of Devon, by his wife Susanna Catherine, 
 youngest daughter of the Reverend John Lane Kitson, 
 Vicar of Ashburton and Staverton, by his wife Georgiana, 
 youngest daughter of Doctor William Buller, Bishop of 
 Exeter. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms ; Or, a 
 tower triple-towered between three battle-axes sable ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower 
 sable a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw 
 a battle-axe of the first. Married, January 20, 1880, Ellen 
 Constance, daughter of William Frederick Foster of Pud- 
 dington Hall, in thee ounty of Cheshire ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Charles Wilfred Hext, born November 14, 1880; (2) 
 Edward Hewlett Hext, born January 29, 1887 ; and Edith 
 Katharine. 
 
 M FRANCIS JOHN HEXT, Esquire, J. P. for co.Com- 
 wall, B.A. Oxon. , Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), 
 elected a County Alderman for Cornwall 1892, Lieut- 
 Col, commanding (Hon. Col.) Cornwall and Devon Miners' 
 R.G.A. (Mil.). 5orn March 19, 1854, being the eldest son 
 of the late Francis John Hext, Esq. , late Lieut. 83rd Regi., 
 and Capt. Duke of Cornwall's Rangers, J. P. and U.L,by 
 his wife Mary Frances Elizabeth, only dau. of the late Sir 
 Joseph Sawle Graves-Sawle, ist Bart., of Penrice, Cornwall. ' 
 Livery — Chocolate and yellow. Armorial bearings— Or, a 
 tower tn^A^-Xo'weTzA, porte ouverte , between three battle-axes 
 sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion or, rising from a tower sable, 
 holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe of the last. Motto 
 — "When bale is Hext Boot is next." Married, Oclohci 
 23, 1804, Margaret Paget, only dau. of the late Col. D. W. 
 P. Labalmondiere, C.B. , Assistant Commissioner Metrop | 
 Police; and has Issue — Francis John Hext, Gentleman,^, j 
 July 31, 1895. 5(?(z/— Tredethy and Lancarfe, Bodmin, 
 Cornwall. Club — Isthmian. 
 
 W Captain FRANCIS MARWOOD HEXT. Bom j 
 
 January 14, i860, being the fourth son of the late j 
 
 Thomas Hext, Esquire, of Trenarren, Justice of the Peace | 
 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, by his j 
 
 wife Rhoda Charlton, third daughter of the Reverend, j 
 
 Harry Farr Yeatman of Stock House, in the county of , 
 Dorset. Armorial bearingps— He bears for Arms: Or, 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 ,. tower triple-towered between three battle-axes sable ; and 
 !or his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower 
 table a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw 
 i battle-axe of the first. 
 
 j GEORGE HAWKINS HEXT, Gentleman. Bont April 
 ,, 1854, Vwing the third son of the late Reverend John 
 [lawkins Hext, Master of Arts, Vicar of Kingsteignton, in 
 aecounty of Devon, by his wife Susanna Catherine, youngest 
 laughter of the Reverend John Lane Kitson, Vicar of Ash- 
 urton and Staverton, by his wife Georgiana, youngest 
 aughter of Doctor William Duller, Bishop of Exeter. 
 rmorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, a tower 
 iple-towered between three battle-axes sable ; and for his 
 Test, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower sable a 
 enii-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe 
 if the first. Afarried, February 5, 1879, Claire, daughter 
 If Edward Mosely Perkins of fiirtley Hall, in the county 
 f Durham ; and has Issue — (i) John Edward Hext, Gentle- 
 lian, born at Newton Abbott, December 21, 1879; (2) 
 i-eorge Trevor Barkley Hext, Gentleman, born April 23, 
 
 § Major HENRY YEATMAN HEXT. Bom May 22, 
 1849, being the second son of the late Thomas Hext, 
 isquire, of Trenarren, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 jieutenant for the county of Cornwall, by his wife Rhoda 
 harlton, third daughter of the Reverend Harry Farr Yeat- 
 |an of Stock House, in the county of Dorset. Armorial 
 .iarings — He bears for Arms : Or, a tower triple-towered 
 btween three battle-axes sable ; and for his Crest, upon 
 I wreath of the colours, on a tower sable a demi-lion 
 
 mpant or, holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe of 
 
 e first. 
 
 JOHN HEXT, Esquire, Royal Navy, Companion of the 
 ost Eminent Order of the Indian Empire. Born October 
 1842, being the eldest son of the late Reverend John 
 iwkins Hext, Master of Arts, Vicar of Kingsteignton, in 
 3 county of Devon, by his wife Susanna Catherine, 
 ungest daughter of the late Reverend John Lane Kitson, 
 car of Ashburton and Staverton, by his wife Georgiana, 
 ungest daughter of Doctor William BuUer, Bishop of 
 eter. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, a 
 
 iver triple-towered between three battle-axes sable ; and 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower 
 sj)le a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 l|ttle-axe of the first. Married, November 5, 1874, Lilian 
 Ijiry, only child of David William Mitchell. 
 
 JsAMUEL HENRY HEXT, Gentleman. Born Septem- 
 r 9, 1807, being the second son of the late Colonel John 
 ^■xt of Trenarren, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 I|;utenant for the county of Cornwall, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 cjighter of Thomas Staniforth of Darnall, in the county of 
 yk. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, a 
 t uer triple-towered between three battle-axes sable ; and 
 fj his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower 
 |>le a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 Ifie-axe of the first. 
 
 1;EYM0UR WOLCOTT hext. Born September 25, 
 1I3, being tiie fifth son of the late Thomas Hext, Esquire, 
 jfrenarren. Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 
 re county of Cornwall, by his wife Rhoda Charlton, 
 daughter of the Reverend Harry Farr Yeatman of 
 1^ House, in the county of Dorset. Armorial bearings 
 lie bears for Arms : Or, a tower triple-towered between 
 B battle-axes sable ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 icolours, on a tower sable a demi-lion rampant or, 
 Bng in the dexter paw a battle-axe of the first. 
 
 |*HOMAS JAMES KITSON HEXT, Gentleman. Born 
 'II, 1859, being the youngest son of the late Reverend 
 Id Hawkins Hext, Master of Arts, Vicar of Kingsteignton, 
 Ihe county of Devon, by his wife Susanna Catherine, 
 Ingest daughter of the Reverend John Lane Kitson, 
 IJr of Ashburton and Staverton, by his wife Georgiana, 
 BOgest daughter of Doctor William Buller, Bishop of 
 Iter. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, a 
 air triple-towered between three battte-axes sable ; and 
 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower 
 sable a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 battle-axe of the first. 
 
 WALTER REGINALD HEXT, Gentleman. Born 
 July II, 1859, being the fourth son of the late Reverend 
 John Hawkins Hext, Master of Arts, Vicar of Kingsteignton, 
 in the county of Devon, by his wife Susanna Catherine, 
 youngest daughter of the Reverend John Lane Kitson, 
 Vicar of Ashburton and Staverton, by his svife Georgiana, 
 youngest daughter of Doctor William Buller, Bishop of 
 Exeter. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, a 
 tower triple-towered between three battle-axes sable ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a tower 
 sable a demi-lion rampant or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 battle-axe of the first. 
 
 § EDWARD LEONARD ASPINALL HEYGATE, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the co. of Hereford, late 
 Capt. Royal West Kent Regt. Bom Sept. 29, 1858, being 
 the eldest son of the late Edward Nicholas Heygate, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. , Major late R.E. (third son of Sir William 
 Heygate, Bart.), by his wife Mary Jane, only child of John 
 L. Hammond of Dinsdale Hall, Darlington. Armorial 
 bearings— Gules, two bars argent, on a bend or, a torteau 
 between two leopards' faces azure, impaling the same 
 arms of Heygate. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased gules. 
 Mottoes—" Boulogne et Cadiz," " Souvenez St. Quentin." 
 Married, July 20, 1897, Henrietta Constance, eldest dau. 
 of the late Sir Frederick William Heygate, Bart., M.P., 
 and widow of Samuel Maxwell Alexander of Roe Park, co. 
 Londonderry. 5fa^— Buckland, Leominster. 
 
 WILLIAM HOWLEY BEAUMONT HEYGATE, 
 Eqsuire, J. P. for co. Leicester, formerly Captain R.A. 
 Born 1854, being the son of William Unwin Heygate, 
 Esq., by his wife Constance Mary, dau. of Sir G. H. 
 Beaumont. Livery — Black with brass buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, two bars argent, on a bend or, a torteau 
 
 between two leopards' faces azure, and impaling the arms 
 of Beaumont, namely azure, sem^e of fleurs-de-lis and a 
 lion rampant or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased gules. 
 Married, 1881, dau. of the late James Dalglish of Aigburth, 
 Lancashire ; and has Issue— (1) Gerald Heygate, Gentle- 
 man, and Lieut. R.A., *. 1882; (2) Claud Raymond Hey- 
 gate, Gentleman, b. 1886; {3) Lionel Clement Heygate, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 ^ep 
 
 ©ep 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1893. Rtsidenct—KoecMe^ Loughborough. 
 CM — Carlton, Naval and Military. 
 
 SZKCHARIAH JOHN HEYS. Esquire. V.D., Colonel 
 (retired) 3rd V.a Arg. and Suth. Highlanders, J P. 
 for Renfrewshire. Bom Sept. a6, 1849, beinj; the eldest son 
 of the l.-xtc John Heys. Esq., J. P., Calico Printer, of Wood- 
 side, Rirrhead, and his wife Susannah, dau. of George 
 Heys, Merchant in (ilasgow. Livery— tiaxV. green, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearlatra— Argent, a fesse sable be- 
 
 tween three inescutcheons azure. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion 
 rampant azure, armed and langued gules, supporting with 
 his paws a b.-inner argent. Motto — " Invictus maneo." 
 Married, June 23, 1874, Helen Law, dau. of William 
 Stevenson, Merchant in Glasgow; and has Issue — (i) John 
 William Heys, Gentleman, b. April i, 1875; (2) Stevenson 
 Heys, Gentleman, b. July 14, 1876 ; and Elizabeth Brown. 
 Residence — Stonehouse, Barrhead, N. B. Clubs — Imperial 
 Union (Glasgow), Art (Glasgow), Royal Clyde Yacht. 
 
 HEYSHAM, see MOUNSEY-HEYSHAM. 
 
 HEYWOOD, quartered by COKE. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR PERCIVAL HEYWOOD, Baronet 
 (1838), J. P. Derbyshire and Staffs., M.A. Cantab. Bom 
 Dec. 25, 1849, being the eldest son of Sir Thomas Percival 
 Heywood, Bart., and his wife Margaret, dau. of Thomas 
 Heywood. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, three torteaux in bend between two bendlets gules, 
 on a canton of the last a cross pat6e or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, the trunk of a tree entwined by ivy, thereon a 
 falcon perched, wings displayed proper. Motto — " Alte 
 volo." Married, Aug. 14, 1872, his cousin Margaret Effie, 
 eldest dau. of Rt. Rev. George Henry Sumner, D.D., Bishop 
 of Guildford ; and has Issue — (i) Graham Percival Hey- 
 wood, Esq., b. July 13, 1878; (2) Cecil Percival Heywood, 
 Esq., b. May 17, 1880; (3) Arthur George Heywood, Esq., 
 
 b. 1885; Muriel Annette Margaret [/«., 1899, K. Warron 
 Markham]; Ella Mary Effie [m., 1901, C.apt. P. l)ei,i, 
 de Viir<il ; Dorothy Alice ; Evelyn M. ; Margaret S. ; ami 
 Isabel E. Seats — Claremont, Lancashire ; Doveieys 
 Staffs ; Duffield Bank, Derbyshire. Postal addrtss— 
 Manchester, Uttoxeter, Derby. 
 
 HENRY HEYWOOD, Esquire, J. P. for the couniy 01 
 Monmouth. Born 1842, being the eldest son of the \-\u 
 James Heywood of Worksop, by his wife, Mary A(;ni" 
 Brookfield. Armorial bearings— He bears for Armn 
 Party per pale or and argent, on a chevron sable, Ix-tu 
 chief, on the dexter side a key of the last, and on ihi- 
 an oak-tree eradicated proper, and in base a l)uH\ 
 cabossed also sable, five bezants. Upon tlie esciucheon v 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sabli 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of tlic colours 
 upon the stump of an oak-tree sprouting to the sinister, :i 
 falcon with wings displayed sable, each wing charged win 
 a bezant, and supporting with the dexter leg a key or, tin 
 
 key resting upon the wreath ; with the Motto — ' 
 invicta." Married, Alice Mary, elder dau. of the lal'i 
 William Jones of Tavistock, Devon, and has had Issue--. 
 (i) H. Cuthbert Heywood, born 1875, died 1883; (2) 
 Francis J. C. Heywood, Gentleman, hJorn June 4, 1877; 
 (3) Basil Riversdale Heywood, born 1879, died 1890 ; Ediib 
 Mary Gwendolen, and Pauline Herminegild. Eslales— 
 Witla Court, St. Mellons, Monmouthshire. Postal address 
 — Witla Court, via Cardiff. 
 
 THOMAS HEYWOOD, Esquire, J. P. and D.L co. 
 Hereford, J. P. co. Worcester, Hon. Col. ist Herefordshire 
 Rifle Vol. Regt. Born Sept. 28, 1826, being the eldest son 
 of the late Thomas Heywood, Esq., of Hope End, ca 
 Hereford, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1840, by his wife 
 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of John Barton of Swinton, co. 
 Lancaster. Armorial bearings— Argent, three torteaux 
 in bend between two bendlets gules, on a canton of the 
 last, a cross pat^e or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, the trunk of 
 a tree with two branches sprouting therefrom and entwin-d 
 by ivy, thereon a falcon with wings displayed proper. 
 Motto— " Alte volo." Married, firstly, Aug. 16, 1853, 
 
 g is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 lary Emily, dau. of the Most Rev. Marcus G. Beresford, 
 :).D., Archbishop of Armagh; and has Issue — Henry 
 |e la Poer Beresford, Capt. Royal Gloucestershire Hussars 
 t'eomanry Cavalry, b. Jan. 23, 1855 \m., June 15, 1882, 
 linnie Florence Newton, dau. of Newton John Lane of 
 '■.Imhurst Hall, Lichfield, and widow of Cecil Marke 
 ulford, Barrister-at-Lavv] ; Constance Mary \m., Dec. 7, 
 ,382, Alfred J. Builer, M.A., Fellow of Brasenose, Coll., 
 [ixford] ; Emily Frances. He married secondly, April 10, 
 ;362, Sophie Grace, eldest dau. of Stephen St. George of 
 lleadford Castle, co. Galway ; and has Issue — Elen Mabel 
 f., Sept. II, 1884, Arthur Cartwright, M.A., H.M.I.S.]. 
 at — Hatley St. George, Malvern. 
 
 The Late RICHARD HEYWOOD HEYWOOD- 
 JONES, Esquire, B.A., J. P. for the West Riding of 
 lie CO. of York, Lieut. -Col. Yorkshire Dragoons Yeomanry 
 avalry, died June 11, 1900. Born July 28, 1853, being 
 ;e only son ot the late Richard Heywood Jones, Esq., of 
 adsworth Hall, by his wife Margaret, only daughter of John 
 arrison of Ambleside; and assumed by Royal License, 
 22, 1891, the name of Heywood, in addition to 
 id before that of Jones. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 
 land 15, quarterly i. and iiii. vair a lion rampant or, 
 bween two roses in fesse argent and an annulet of 
 t second in base (for Jones) ; ii. and iii. argent, three 
 t'teaux in bend between two bendlets gules, on a canton 
 othe last a cross pat^e or (for Heywood) ; 2. the arms 
 o Jones as in the foregoing; 3. gules, a fesse dancett6e 
 e line between six cross crosslets fitch^e argent (for Longue- 
 ve); 4. or, a maunch gules (for Hastings); 5. sable, a 
 ft;e argent between three cinquefoils or (for Hunt) ; 6. 
 a're, an eagle displayed argent, debruised by a bendlet 
 ges (for Wolferton) ; 7. or, on a chief gules, two dexter 
 hids apaumee argent, couped at the wrist (for Manfelin) ; 
 8 jules, three roach naint in pale argent (for Roach) ; 9. 
 p pale dancett^e argent and sable (for Bermingham, 
 n^); 10. argent, a b«nd lozengy or (for Bermingham, 
 o); II. Quarterly gules and or, in the first quarter a 
 ciis patonce argent (for Middleton) ; 12. vert, three lions 
 nipant argent (for Wardwick) ; 13. sable, three covered 
 CIS argent (for Strivelin) ; 14. the arms of Heywood. 
 Lon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 wi a mantling azure and argent; and for his Crests, i. 
 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a talbot's head 
 couped sable, collared vaire, two roses argent, stalked and 
 leaved proper (for Jones) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert the trunk of a tree with two branches 
 sprouting therefrom and entwined by ivy, thereon a falcon 
 with wings expanded proper (for Heywood). Motto — "Till 
 then thus." Married, July 17, 1888, Caroline Margaret, 
 daughter of Francis J. Johnston of Dunsdale, Westerham ; 
 and had Issue — Margaret Heywood ; Violet Mary ; Olive 
 Elizabeth [d. 1900) ; Caroline Earle ; and Cicely Longue- 
 ville. iSea/— Badsworth Hall, near Pontefract. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Boodle's. 
 
 HEYWOOD - LONSDALE (R.L., 14 Dec. 1877), 
 Quarterly, i and 4, quarterly, vert and argent, on a bend 
 engrailed or, between two bugles sable, stringed gules, three 
 annulets of the fourth (Lonsdale) ; 2 and 3, argent, three 
 torteaux in bend between two bendlets gules, on a canton ot 
 the last, a cross pat6e or (Heywood). Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crests — 1. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 stag gules, collared, attired, and sem6-de-gouttes or 
 (Lonsdale); 2. upon a wreath of the colours, uf)on a 
 mount vert, the trunk of a tree with two branches sprout- 
 ing therefrom and entwined by ivy, thereon a falcon with 
 wings displayed proper (Heywood). 
 
 Sons of Arthur Pemberton Hey wood- Lonsdale, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., of Shavington, b. 1835; d. 1897; m. 
 1863, Frances Elizabeth, d. of Daniel Neilson of 
 Hundhill, Pontefract, Yorks : — 
 
 Capt. Henry Heywood Heywood-Lonsdale, late Grenadier 
 Gds. , J. P. and D.L. co. Salop, Major Shropshire Yeom. , b. 
 1864 ; m. 1899, Hon. Helena Mabel Hamilton, d. of Lord 
 Hamilton of Dalzell ; and has issue — (i) Arthur Hey wood- 
 Londsdale, Gentleman, b. 19C0 ; (2) Peter Gylby Heywood- 
 Lonsdale, Gentleman, b. 1901 ; Edward Gavin Heywood- 
 Lonsdale, Gentleman, b. 1904. Seats — Shavington, Market 
 Drayton ; Cloverly, Whitchurch. 
 
 John Pemberton Heywood-Lonsdale, Gentleman, b. 
 i86g. Res. — Drumgoon, Maguiresbridge, co. Fermanagh. 
 
 GEORGE FREDERIC HEYWORTH, Gentleman, late 
 Lieutenant 5th Dragoon Guards. Bom June 20, 1837. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, Wellington, &c. Livery — Blue. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, two 
 
 barrulets wavy azure, between three bats sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a crescent azure, issuant therefrom 
 fire proper, between two bats' wings sable ; with the Motto, 
 " Nil dimidium est." Married, May 2, 1861, J. C. Savage ; 
 and has /«««— Two sons and two daughters. Estates— 
 Henbury Hill, Westbury-on-Trym , Bristol; and property at 
 
 is the Naval Cocliade. 
 
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 Bacup, in the counly of Lancashire. 
 Lancaster Gate. Hyde Park, London. 
 
 Postal tuUress — 96 
 
 Lucy ; Margaret ; Sarah ; May ; and Lilian. Rslalts— 
 Wightwicit. near Wolverhampton ; StockinRford and Ans- 
 ley, CO. Warwick ; and Adderbury, co. Oxford. Postal 
 
 HEYWORTH (H. Coll.) Ermine, two bamilets wavy 
 Hzure, between three bats sable. Orert— Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a crescent azure, issuant therefrom flames of 
 
 fire proper between two bats' wings sable. Motto — "Nil 
 
 dimidium est." 
 
 Son of Lawrence Heyworth, Esq., J. P. co. Monmouth, 
 Hon. Col. and late Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd (Mil.) Batt. 
 Welsh Regt., b. 1831 ; m. 1864, Rosina Kate, only 
 surv. child of late John Baskerville Mortimer, Lieut. 
 34th Madras Light Inf. : — 
 Heyworth Potter Lawrence Heyworth, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1877. Estates — Palstre Court Manor, co. Kent ; Whiteheld 
 
 Barton, Marwood, nr. Barnstaple, Devon. 
 
 M CECIL FRANCIS HEYWORTH-SAVAGE, Es- 
 
 W quire, Capt. Royal Fusiliers. Born , being the 
 
 son of George Frederick Heyworth, Gentleman, of Lancaster 
 Gate, Hyde Park, late Lieut, sth Dragoon Guards, by his 
 
 wife J C , dau. of Savage, Gentleman, of . 
 
 Armorial bearing^— Quarterly i and 4, argent, six lioncels 
 ranjpant azure, three, two, and one (for Savage) ; 2 and 3, 
 ermme, two barrulets wavy azure, between three bats sable 
 (for Heyworth). Mantling azure and argent. Crests — 
 I. out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's jamb erect sable (for 
 Savage) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a crescent azure, 
 issuant therefrom fire projDer between two bats' wings sable. 
 Motto — "A te pro te." Residence -'iLXsX.o-v,-^, Ash, co. 
 Surrey. 
 
 HIBBERT, see HOLLAND-HIBBERT. 
 
 S Sir ALFRED HICKMAN, Baronet, M.P. co. Wolver- 
 hampton, J. P. and D. L. co. Stafford. Born July 3, 1830, 
 being the youngest son of George Ruslibury Hickman, by 
 his wife Mary, dau. of Benjamin Haden, Old Hail, Tip- 
 ton ; was dubbed a Knight Bachelor, 1891 ; Baronet, 1903. 
 Livery — Brown. Armorial bearing^ — Party per saliire 
 sable and or, two leopards' faces jessant-de-lis in pale, and 
 as many fleurs-de-lis in fesse, all counterchanged. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. 
 Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a phoenix issuing out of flames, transfixed 
 through the mouth by a tiliing-spear paleways proper, 
 each wing charged with two annulets erect and interlaced 
 or. Motto — " Igne et ferro." Married, 1850, Lucy 
 Owen, dau. of William Smith of Portsea; and has Issue — 
 
 !i) Alfred William Hickman, Esq., b. March 10, 185 1 ; 
 2) Thomas Edgecumbe Hickman, Esq., D.S.O. [to whom 
 refer] ; (3) Edward Hickman, Esq. ; (4) Victor Emanuel 
 Hickman, Esq. ; (5) John Owen Hickman, Esq. ; Louisa; 
 
 addresses — Wightwick, Wolverhampton ; 22 Kensi: 
 Palace Gardens, London. Clubs — Carlton, St. Step 
 Constitutional, Thatched House (Ranelagh) ^t.L. .. 
 Hurlingham. 
 
 FRANCIS WILLIAM HICKMAN, Esq.. J.P. for co. 
 Clare (High Sheriff 1884) ; assumed the name and arms of 
 Hickman by Royal License on the death of Colonel Henry 
 Hickman, 1872. Bom 1857, being the eldest son of the 
 late Francis Gore, Esq., J.P. and D.L., by his wife Ellen 
 Louisa, dau. of the late George Studdcrt, Esq., J.P., of 
 Clonderlaw, co. Clare. Livery — Blue coat, white piping, 
 and blue and while waistcoat. Armorial bearings— I'er 
 pale indented argent and azure, in the dexter chief a trefoil 
 slipped vert. Mantling azure and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant argent, collared and 
 chained gules, charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped 
 vert. Motto — " Malo mori quam fa^dari." Married, 1878, 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Pierce O'Brien, Esq., J. P., of Durra.co.i 
 Clare; and has Issue — (i) Francis William Gore Hickman, 
 Gentleman, b. 1879; (2) Poole Henry Hickman, Gentleman. 
 b. 1880; (3) Percival Gore Hickman, Gentleman, *. 1881 ; 
 (4) Norman Gore Hickman, Gentleman, b. 1883; (s)West- 
 ropp Gore Hickman, Gentleman, b. 1885; (6) Victor Gore 
 Hickman, Gentleman, b. 1887; (7) Thomas O'Brien Gore 
 
 Hickman, Gentleman, b. ; (8) Edmond Ivan Gore 
 
 Hickman, Gentleman, b. 1898; Elizabeth; Irene; and 
 Dorothy. Seats -KWmoK, Knock, co. Clare ; Tyredagli 
 Castle, Tulla, co. Clare. Club—Couniy (Ennis). 
 
 STHOM.'^S EDGECUMBE HICKMAN, Esquire, 
 Companion of the Distinguished Service Order (1889), 
 Worcestershire Regt., Brevet-Col., served in South Africi 
 in command of Mounted Infantrv Brigade. Born 1859, 
 being the son of Sir Alfred Hickiiian. M.P. co. Wolver- 
 hampton (Western Division), bv his wife Lucy Owen, only 
 dau. of William Smith. Armorial bearings— Party p^r 
 saltire sable and or, two leopards' faces jessant-de-lis in 
 I)ale and as many fleur-de-lis in fesse all counterchanged. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a phoenix rising out of 
 flames transfixed through the mouth by a tiUing-spear pale- 
 ways proper, each wing charged with two annulets erect 
 and interlaced or. Motto — " Igne et ferro. " Clud — Naval 
 and Military. 
 
 HICKMAN (U.O.). Per pale indented argent and azure, 
 on the de.xter side three roses in pale gules, on the sinister 
 as many in pale of the first. Mantling azure and argent, 
 i Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant argent, 
 collared and chained gules. Mottoes — "Semper fidelis," 
 " Per tot discrimina rerum." 
 
 Sons of Hugh Palliser Hickman of Fenloe, Esq., J. P. 
 
 and D.L. co. Clare (High Sheriff i86q), 6. 1805; d. 
 
 1883; m. 1843, Sophia Angel St. John, d. of Most 
 
 Rev. Edward Stopford, D. D. , Bishop of Meath : — 
 
 Stopford Cosby Hickman, Esq., J. P. and D. L., Major 
 
 R.A., fi. 1854; m. ist, 1885, Mary {d. 1889), d. of Rev. 
 
 Henry Charles Knightley, Vicar of Combroke, co. Warwick ; 
 
 and, i88g, Mrs. R. Whitting ; and has issue (by ist 
 
 mar.)— Beryl Stopford Mary. Seat— Fen\oe, Newmarket- 
 
 on-Fergus. 
 
 Hugh Palliser Hickman, Esq., Major R.A. , d. 1856. 
 Hes.— 
 
 HICKS, quartered by WARREN and BEACH. 
 
 HICKS (R.L., 183s, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 gules, on a fess wavy or, between three fleurs-de-lis ermi- 
 nois, an ermine spot (Hicks) ; 2 and 3, per bend sinister 
 or and sable, a lion rampant counterchanged, holding 
 between the paws a gauntlet azure (Simpson). Mantling 
 gules and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 buck's head couped erminois, gorged with a wreath of 
 quatrefoils vert (Hicks) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 an ounce's head proper, erased and ducally crowned gules, 
 charged on the neck with a gauntlet or. Motto— " Tout 
 bien ou rien." 
 
 Son of Stanley Edward Hicks, Esq., of Wilbraham 
 Temple, J.P. and D.L., Barrister-at-Law, d. 1843; 
 d. 1900 ; ;«. 1870, Frances Sharpe, d. of Baron Dickin- 
 son Webster of Penns, co. Warwick : — 
 Reginald Stanley Hicks, Esq., J.P. Cambs., 6. 1871 ; 
 »«. 1898, Dorothy, d. of Ralph Pemberton Koe of Hampton 
 Wick. Seai — Wilbraham Temple, Cambs. 
 
 Yr. sons of Edward Hicks, Esq. (formerly Simpson), 
 M.P., d. 1814 ; d. 1889 ; m. 1838, Grace, d. of Stanley 
 Pipe Wolferstan of Statfold, Staffs. :— 
 Henry John Hicks, Gentleman, d. 1844. J^es. — 
 Charles William Hicks, Gentleman, 6. 1849. /i'«. — 
 
 ' GEORGE ARCHIBALD ERSKINE HICKSON, Esq., 
 J.P. CO. Kerry, B.A. (Dublin). Born 1854, being the only 
 surviving son of the late Robert Conway Hickson, Esq., 
 jJ.P. , of Fermoyle, by his second wife Jane, dau. of Patter- 
 |son O'Hara of Dublin, late of the 59th Regt. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, two eagles legs erased a la quise in saltire 
 sable, in the centre chief point a trefoil vert. Mantling 
 sable and or ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, 
 a griffin's head sable, beaked of the first, charged with a 
 Itrefoil gold. Motto— "Fide et fortitudine." Married, 
 I1884, Lina, youngest dau. of the late Mahony Harte, B.L. , 
 jof Rockfield, CO. Kerry ; and has Issue — (i) Robert Conway 
 JHickson, Gentleman, b. 1884; (2) George Lionel O'Hara 
 'Hickson, Gentleman, b. 1887. Seat — Fermoyle, Castle- 
 Gregory, Tralee. 
 
 HIGFORD HIGFORD, Esquire, J.P. for co. Berks, 
 High Sheriff 1890 ; assumed the name of Higford 
 in lieu of Burr by Royal Licence, i860. Born July 
 3o, 1840, being the eldest son of the late Daniel Hig- 
 ord Davall, J.P. for cos. Gloucester, Berks, and Hereford, 
 md D.L. for Hereford, High Sheriff of Berks 1851, 
 iometime M.P. for Hereford, by his wife Anne Mar- 
 ;aretta, only dau. of Capt. Edward Scobell, R.N., of Pol- 
 air, Penzance. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a mount 
 .'crt, issuing from park palings with gate proper, a lion 
 anipant or, holding in the dexter paw a scimitar all proper, 
 jn a chief indented sable, two lions rampant argent. Mant- 
 ling vert and argent. Crests — Out of a mural crown, in- 
 scribed with the word "Ternate," a Malay, holding in the 
 iexter hand the colours of Ternate all proper, granted in 
 3ommemoration of the capture in i8oi of that island, the 
 :hief of the Moluccas, by the late Lieut. -Gen. Daniel Burr, 
 
 lj)ig 
 
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 E.I.C.S. Motto—" Virtus vertus hones," Married, Sept. 
 22, 1869, Julia Charlotte, dau. of Rev. Frederick J. H. 
 Reeves of East Sheen; and has Issue. 5(»(7/— Hartsfield, 
 Betchworth. Town house— ^i Eaton Place, S.W. 
 
 HIGGINBOTHAM (L.O., 25 March 1869). Gules, a 
 rose argent, on a chief of the last, two Cornish choughs 
 proper. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a sinister and a dexter arm shooting 
 an arrow from a bow all proper. Motto—" By aim and 
 by effort." Livery — Red and white. 
 
 Son of Edwin Higginbotham, Gentleman (eld. s. of 
 
 Samuel Higginbotham of Glasgow), by Emily, d. of 
 
 Edward Henry Keeling : — 
 
 Charles James Higginbotham, Gentleman, b. 20 May 
 
 1864 ; m. 3 July 1900, Catherine Broadley, yr. d. of 
 
 Henry Broadley Reid ; and has issue— Richard Henry 
 
 Higginbotham, Gentleman, b. 4 Dec. 1902. Post. add. — 
 
 Overhill, Wilmslow, Cheshire. 67«i5j —Western (Glasgow), 
 
 Union (Manchester). 
 
 CHARLES WYBRANTS HIGGINBOTHAM-WY- 
 BRANTS, Gentleman (formerly Higginbotham), assumed 
 the additional name and arms of Wybrants by Royal 
 Licence dated Nov. 25, 1899. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, per pale gules and azure, in the dexter 
 side an eagle's leg conjoined at the thigh to a sinister wing 
 argent, and in the sinister a lion passant of the last, both 
 paleways (for Wybrants) ; 2 and 3, or, on a fesse azure 
 between three roses gules, as many bezants (for Higgin- 
 botham). Mantling gules and argent. Crest -Upon a 
 wreath of his liveries, a stag's head erased proper, charged 
 with a bezant. Motto— "Mills et fortis." Residence— 
 Grosvenor Road, Rathmines, co. Dublin. 
 
 HIGGINS, quartered by BRABAZON. 
 
 HIGGINS, see PLA TT-HIGGINS. 
 
 JOSEPH NAPIER HIGGINS, Esq., Q.C., J.P. for 
 Bucks, and cos. Waterford and Tipperary, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Vice-Chairman Council of Legal Education. Bom 1826, 
 being the second son of the late Joseph Higgins of Glen- 
 patnck, CO. Waterford. Clubs — Hyde Park, Reform, Union, 
 Armorial bearings — Per chevron argent and vert, a cres- 
 cent between three cranes' heads erased counterchanged. 
 Mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin's head erased or, charged with a 
 crescent gules, and gorged with a colliir of the last, thereon 
 three bezants. Motto — " Pro patria et virtute." Married, 
 1861, Sophia Elizabeth, dau. and coheiress of Sir Thomas 
 Tyringham Bernard, 6th Bart, [ext.), of Winchendon Priory ; 
 and has Issue — Francis Tyringham Higgins Bernard, Esq., 
 J.P. for Bucks., Barrister-at-Law, late Capt. Royal Bucks 
 Hussars, b. 1864. Seat — Winchendon Priory, Aylesbury. 
 Residence — 24 The Boltons, S.W. 
 
 § HENRY HARTLAND HIGGINSON, Esquire, Maj. 
 2nd Batt. North Staffordshire Regiment. Born July 3, 
 1855, being the eldest son of tlie late John M'Connell 
 Higginson, Esq., J.P. , Registrar of the Diocese of Down, 
 Connor, and Dromore, by his wife Susan Arabella Gertrude, 
 only dau. of Robert Conry. Armorial bearings— Sable, 
 three towers in fesse argent between six trefoils slipped, 
 three in chief and three in base or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a tower proper, a demi-griffin 
 segreant vert, armed and beaked or. Motto — " Malo mori 
 quam foedari." Married, 1886, Elizabeth Mary, youngest 
 dau. of the late Andrew Armstrong of Kylemore, co. 
 Galway, and St. Andrews, co. Dublin ; and has Issue — 
 Henry Clive Higginson, gentleman, b. 1887. 
 
 S Colonel THEOPHILUS HIGGINSON, Companion 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (Mil. Div.). 
 Born April 4, 1839, being the fourth son of Henry Theo- 
 philus Higginson, Esq , J. P., of Lisburn, co. Antrim, and 
 Carnalea House, co. Down ; by his wife Charlotte, dau. 
 and heiress of John M'Connell of Belfast, co. Antrim, one 
 of the claimants to the Earldom of Menteith ; was created 
 C.B. 1893. Club — East India United Service. Livery — 
 Drab coat, gilt buttons, black and yellow striped waistcoat, 
 blue plush breeches. Armorial bearings — Sable, three 
 
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 towers in fesse argent, between six trefoils slipped, three in 
 chief and three in base or. MantUnc sable and argent ; 
 and for his Great. \\\wn a wreath of the colours, out of a tower 
 
 eoper, a denu gritlin segreant vert, armed and beaked or. 
 Otto — " Malo mori quam foedari." Married, 1871, Ada, 
 
 youngest dau. of William Whitla ot Lisburn, co. Antrim ; 
 and has /w«*— Harold Whitla Higginson, Esq., Capt. 
 Royal Dublin Fusiliers, b. Nov. 10, 1873 ; and Ada 
 Dorothea. Postal address — 23 Campden House Road, 
 Kensington, W. 
 
 HIGHMORE. quartered by BURROUGH. 
 
 HIGINBOTHAM (Confd. U.O., 26 Nov. 1902, on user 
 from 1731, when arms of Dutch origin appear on the 
 seal attached to the will of Qrmaster Thomas Hoogenboom 
 or Higinbotham in Will Office, Dublin ; Ped. U.O). 
 Ermine, on a cross engrailed gules, five mullets pierced 
 or, in the first and fourth quarters a lion passant guardant 
 azure. MwTit.Hng gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm embowed vambraced, the hand grasp- 
 ing a sword proper, pierced through a mullet or. Motto — 
 " Pro Deo et rege." 
 
 Sons of late Hon. George Higinbotham, M.A. (Dub.), 
 ot Lincoln's Inn, Chief-Justice of Victoria, Australia, m. 
 Margaret Foreman : — 
 
 George Robert Higinbotham, Gentleman, b. 1865. Post, 
 add. — Hannen's Club, Coolgardie, Western Australia. 
 
 Edward Higinbotham, Gentleman, of the Inner Temple, 
 Barrister-at-Law, ^. 1869. Post. add. — Constitutional Club, 
 Northumberland Avenue, London, W.C. 
 
 HILDGARD, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 HILDYARD (R.L., 1815, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 
 4, azure, a chevron argent, between three mullets or 
 (Hildyard) ; a and 3, argent, a fesse between three bugle- 
 
 horns stringed sable (Thoroton). Orett — On a wi 
 the colours, a cock sable, combed, legged, and 
 gules. 
 
 Son of Thomas Blackborne Thoroton-Hildyard, lisq. 
 
 of Flintham Hall, M.P. for S. Nolls 1846-53, 1866-' 
 
 1885, J. P. and D.L. Notts (High Sheriff i86a), h. 
 
 1831 ; d. 1888 ; tn. 1842, Anne Margaret, d. of Col. 
 
 Rockfort of Clogrenane, co. Carlow : — 
 
 Thomas Blackborne Thoroton Hildyard, Esq., J. P., laic 
 
 Lieut. Rifle Brigade, b. 1843; m. 1871, Eleanor, eld. d. of 
 
 late Rt. Hon. Henry Herbert of Muckross. co. Kerry. 
 
 Seat — Flintham Hall, nr. Newark. 
 
 Major-Gen. Sir Henry John Thoroton Hildyard, K.C.B. 
 (1900), Direc.-Gen. of Mil. Educ. since 1^3, commanded 
 Inf. Brig, in Natal, late comdg. 71st Highland Lt. Inf., 
 and formerly R.N., b. 1846 ; m. 1871, Annette, d. of Rear- 
 Adm. James Provost; and has issue — (i) Harold Charles 
 Thoroton Hildyard, Gentleman, b. 1872; (a) Gerald 
 Moresby Thoroton Hildyard, (ientleman, b. 1874; (3) 
 Reginald John Thoroton Hildyard, Gentleman, b. 1876. 
 Res. — . Club — United Service. 
 
 Son of Robert D'Arcy Hildyard of Coburn Manor, 
 
 b. ; d. 1882; m. , Anna F. J., d. of late Capt. 
 
 Lawford Burne : — 
 
 Robert Maxwell D'Arcy Thoroton D'Arcy-Hildyard, 
 
 Esq., Capt. 68th Durham Lt. Inf., b. 1867; m. 1889, 
 
 Agnes Mary, d. of John Batcman by his wife Jessie 
 
 Caroline, sister of 1st Earl of Lathom. 6'«a/— Coburn 
 
 Manor, Richmond, Yorks. 
 
 Ygst. son of Col. Thomas Blackborne Thoroton 
 Hildyard (formerly Thoroton), b. ; d. ; m. 
 Anne Catherine Whyte, niece and heir of Sir Robert 
 D'Arcy Hildyard, 4th and last Bart. : — 
 John George Bowes Hildyard, Esq., J. P. East Rdg. 
 Yorks., Barrister-at-Law, b. 1828 ; tn. 1857, Caroline, d. of 
 Robert Denison of Waplington Manor, Yorks. ; and has 
 surv. issue — Mabel ; and Evelyn Caroline. Seat — Dunning- 
 ton Hall, York. C/«*— Carlton. 
 
 HILDYARD (R.L. , 19 June 1855). Azure, a chevron 
 argent, between three mullets or. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock sable, 
 combed, legged, and wattled gules. 
 
 Sons of John Richard Westgarth Hildyard (formerly 
 Hale) of Horsley House and Unthank, J. P. and D.L 
 (High Sheriff Durham 1863), M.A., Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. 1813 ; d. 1888; m. i860, Mary Blanche, eld. d. of 
 Sir Richard Digby Neave, Bart., of Dagnara Park, 
 
 John Arundell Hildyard, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for N. 
 Riding Yorks, J.P. Durham (High Sheriff 1900), *. 1861. 
 Seats — Horsley House, nr. Stanhope, co. Durham ; Hutton 
 Bonville Hall, Northallerton, Yorks. 
 
 Edward Digby Hildyard, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. 
 
 HILL, see SALE-HILL. 
 HILL, quartered by FELL. 
 
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 CHARLES GATHORNE HILL, Gentleman, being the 
 eldest son of the late Charles Hill, Esq., J.P. co. Somerset 
 and for the city and co. of Bristol. Armorial bearingB- 
 Argent, two chevronels between as manv water-bougets in 
 chief and a mallet in base sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling sable 
 and argent; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dove, in the beak an olive branch proper, gorged 
 with two chevronels sable, and resting the dexter claw on 
 a mullet argent ; with the Motto, ' ' Perseverantia omnia 
 vincit." 
 
 Sir CLEMENT LLOYD HILL, Knight Commander of 
 the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George. Bom May 5, 1845, being the third son of the Rev. 
 John Hill (second brother of the Rt. Hon. the second Vis- 
 count Hill), by his wife Charlotte, daughter of Thomas 
 Kenyon, Esquire, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Thomas Kenyon; created Knight Commander of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, 1887. C/w/Jj— Travellers', St. James's. ArmoriaJ 
 bearfiigs— He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a fesse sable, 
 a castle tri pie-turret ed argent, the escutcheon being sur- 
 rounded by the ribbon and pendent therefrom the badge 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 of a Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order 
 of Saint Michael and Saint George, impaling the arms ot 
 Denys, namely argent, a cross patonce gules, between four 
 fleurs-de-lis vert, on a chief azure, a greyhound courant of 
 the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a castle triple-turreted, 
 surmounted with a garland of laurel proper; with the Motto, 
 " Avancez." Married, May 15, 1889, Charlotte Eliza Mary 
 Jane, daughter of Sir George Denys, Baronet, and widow 
 of Charles Waring. Postal address— a Grosvenor Place 
 S.W. 
 
 EDWARD HENRY HILL, Gentleman. Bom Feb. 
 10, 1849, being the second son of the late Thomas Rowley 
 Hill, Esq., J. P. for cos. Worcester and Hereford, and for 
 city of Worcester, D.L. for co. Worcester, High Sherifif 
 CO. Worcester 1870, and M.P. for the city of Worcester 
 1874-85, by his second wife Mary Hilditch, dau. of Edward 
 Evans, Esq., J. P., of Worcester. Armorial beaxings — 
 Ermine, a chevron chequy or and azure in base, on a mount 
 proper, a Cornish chough sable. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a mount vert, a talbot passant proper, 
 collared gules, his de.xter paw resting on three annulets in- 
 terlaced. Motto — "Avancez." 
 
 S Colonel Sir EDWARD STOCK HILL, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 M.P. for Bristol (South Div.), Justice of the Peace for 
 the borough of Cardiff, and for the county of Glamorgan ; 
 High Sheriff, 1885. Born 1834, being the son of Charles 
 Hill of Bristol, by his wife Mary, daughter of Richard 
 Arthur, R.N. ; created Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, 1881, and advanced to the rank 
 of Knight Commander of that Order, 1892. Club — 
 Carlton. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, two chevronels gules, between two water bougets in 
 chief and a mullet in base sable, a crescent for difference, 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, and pendent his badge as a 
 Knight Commander. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dove, gorged with two chevronels sable, in the beak an 
 olive branch proper, and resting the dexter claw on a mullet 
 argent; with the Motto, " Perseverantia omnia vincit." 
 Married, 1866, Fanny, youngest daughter of the late 
 Major-General Tickell, Companion of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath ; and has with other Issue— 
 Eustace Tickell Hill, Capt. 19th Hussars, born 1869. 
 Postal addresses — Rookwood, Llandaff; Hazel Manor, 
 Compton Martin, Bristol; i St. James's Street, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 ERNEST GATHORNE HILL, Gentleman, being the 
 second son of the late Charles Hill, Esq. J. P. for co. of 
 Somerset, and for co. and city of Bristol, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Matilda, dau. of the Rev. Richard Gathorne of 
 Kirby Lonsdale, Westmorland. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, two chevronels between as many water-bougets in 
 chief and a mullet in base sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 x:olours, a dove, in the beak an olive branch proper, gorged 
 with two chevronels sable, and resting the dexter claw on 
 a mullet argent, with the Motto, "Perseverantia omnia 
 vincit." Postal address — Raddery, Forirose, N.B. 
 
 JOHN HILL, Gentleman. Born Aug. 26, 1849, being 
 the second son of the late Charles Hill of Stockton-on- 
 Tees, by his wife Mary Charlotte, daughter of Hopkin 
 Jones. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a fesse nebuly 
 per pale sable and azure, between three hillocks vert, a 
 i castle triple-towered or, impaling the arms of Kirk, namely 
 gules, a chevron dovetailed ermine, on a chief or, three 
 dragons' heads erased of the field. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a castle triple- 
 towered or, charged with an escutcheon azure, thereon 
 a rose argent, all between four ears of wheat bladed 
 and slipped or, two on either side. Motto — "Avancez." 
 Livery — Light drab with black collar and cuffs and silver 
 buttons. Married, June 3, 1880, Jane, daughter of the 
 late William Kilvington Kirk, Gentleman, of Stockton-on- 
 
 Tees; and has Issue— (1) John Norman Hill, Gentleman, 
 *. Sept. 8. 1883; (2) Frank Hill, Gentleman, b. April 10. 
 
 1890 ; Ethel, Jane ; and Gertrude. Residence— 'BT'W.a.nnxdi 
 House, Saltburn-by-the-Sea. 
 
 JOSEPH HILL, Gentleman, J. P. for Bradford. Born 
 1827. Armorial bearings— Party per pale indented gules 
 and sable, on a fesse erminois between three leopards' 
 faces or, as many catlierine-wheels of the second ; and 
 for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 
 a talbot's head couped s.able, a denii-caiherine-wheel or, 
 all between two wings per fesse indented or and gules ; 
 with the Motto, " Honore et labore." Postal address — 
 Park Drive, Heaton, Bradford, Yorkshire. 
 
 SIDNEY HILL, Esquire, Justice of the Peace. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, a che\Ton nebuly 
 argent, charged with three pallets gules, between two fleurs- 
 de-lis in chief and a talbot's head erased in base of the 
 
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 second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantlint; azure and art;ent ; and for his 
 OrMt, upon a wrcatli of the colours, a t:ilbot's head couped 
 
 argent, charged with a chevron nebuly, and holding in the 
 mouth a fleur-de-lis azure ; with the Motto, " Omne bonum 
 Dei donum." Postal address — Langford House, Langford, 
 near Bristol. 
 
 THOMAS HILL, Esquire, J. P. city of Nottingham, and 
 also CO. Notts. Bom June 20, 1822, being the eighth son of 
 
 John Pinkerton Hill, by his wife Ann, dau. of G<-or)>t 
 Dickisson of Hrcedon-on-the Hill, Leicestershire. Armo- 
 rial bearing*— Azure, on a Ijcnd between two leoiwrds 
 faces or, three sprigs each composed of as many ciiu|iiffoils 
 vert, stalked and slipped proper. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, two arnis in armour emlxiwed proper, each 
 charged with a leopard's face azure, the hands also proper, 
 holding a sprig of three cinquefoils as in the arms. Motto 
 — " Fac recte et nil time." Married, Sept. 14, 1847, jaiir, 
 dau. of Charles Hose, of Sneinton, Notts ; and lias Jssue— 
 (i) Charles Hose Hill Gentleman, b. April 5, 185a; (a) 
 Thomas Arthur Hill, Gentleman, b. July a, 1854; and 
 Clara. Postal address — 5 Newcastle Drive, The Park, 
 Nottingham. Club — Nottingham County. 
 
 HILL (U.O. ). Gules, on a chevron erminois iK-iween 
 three leopards' faces or, a trefoil slip|)ed vert. Mantling 
 gules and or. * Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a tnll>ot's 
 head erased gules, collared or, and charged with a trefoil 
 as in the arms. Motto — " Sperio meliora." 
 
 Sons of John Hill, M.D., of Dublin, Inspector of Poor 
 Laws in Ireland, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 Col. John Hill, R.E., *. . Pes.— 
 
 Hon. Charles Henry Hill, Puisne Judge of the High 
 Court of Judicature at Calcutta since 1892, ^. . Pes.— 
 Calcutta. 
 
 HILLARY, see PRESTON-HILLARY, 
 
 M Lieut. -Coi.. GEORGE EDWARD HILLIER,C.B.. 
 
 © J. P. and D.L. co. Waterford (High Sheriff 1887). 
 formerly in the 14th Light Dragoons and 5th Lancers, ami 
 Inspector-General of Irish Constabulary. Bom 1820, being 
 the eldest son of the late Col. George Hillier of Devizes, 
 Wilts. Clubs — United Service, County (Cork). Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a cross indented between in chief two 
 leopards' faces or, and in base as many swords erect projjer, 
 pommelled and hiked gold, all within a bordure of the 
 second, and i>endent below the escutcheon his badge as a 
 C. B. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of two Danish battle-axes in 
 saltire, a leopard's face, holding in the mouth a scimitar 
 fesseways all prof)er. Motto — "Crux mea lux mea." 
 Married, ist, 1848, Catherine, dau. of William Hawkins 
 (she died 1880) ; 2nd, 1883, Oliva Maria, dau. and coheiress 
 of the late Francis Drew, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , of Mocollop 
 Castle, and widow of James Barry, Esq., D.L., of Bally- 
 clough (she died 1884). Seat — Mocollop Castle, Lismore, 
 CO. Waterford. 
 
 S ARNOLD FRANK HILLS, Esquire, D.L. co. of 
 Essex. Born March 12, 1857, being the third and 
 youngest but only surviving son of the late Frank Clark 
 Hills of Redleaf, co. Kent, by his wife Ann Ellen, second 
 dau. of James Rawlings. Armorial bearings Per pale 
 wavy azure and gules, a lymphad sails furled flags flying all 
 or, between three talbots passant argent, and impaling the 
 arms of Lafone, namely azure, within two chevronels or, two 
 lions passant counterpassant of the last supporting a fleur- 
 de-lis argent, the whole between three mullets argent, 
 pierced of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a rock prop>er, a talbot argent, 
 gorged with a collar nebuly charged on the body with two 
 cross crosslets azure, and resting the dexter foreleg on a 
 fountain also propwr. Married, May 12, 1886, Mary VAxiz- 
 beth, elder dau. of Alfred Lafone, Esq., J. P., M.P., of 
 Hanworth Park, co. Middlesex. Seats — Monkharas, 
 Woodford, Essex ; Redleaf, Penshurst, Kent. 
 
 S Lieut. -General Sir JAMES HILLS- JOHNES, 
 G.C.B. (Military Division), upon whom was con- 
 ferred the V.C, late Royal Bengal Artillery, Hon. Col. 
 of the Carmarthen Artillery (Militia), J. P., D.L., and 
 a Member of the Council for the county of Carmarthen, 
 for which he served the office of High Sheriff in the year 
 1886. Born August 20, 1833, being the second son of 
 the late James Hills of Nichindepur, in the province of 
 Bengal, by his wife Charlotte Mary, dau. of the late Signer 
 Angelo Savi of Moisgunge, also in the aforesaid province; 
 he assumed by Royal License the surname of Johnes, m 
 addition to and after his patronymic, and the arms of 
 Johnes quarterly with his own, in the year 1883, in com- 
 pliance with the will of the late John Johnes, Esquire, of 
 
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 Dolaucothy, Justice of the Peace and Chairman of Quarter 
 Sessions for the county of Carmarthen, Recorder of Car- 
 marthen ; entered the Bengal Artillery in 1853 as second 
 Lieutenant ; promoted to first Lieutenant 1857, Captain 
 1862, Brevet-Major 1864, Major 1872, Brevet-Lieutenant- 
 Colonel 1868, Lieutenant-Colonel 1878, Brevet-Colonel 
 1876, Major-General 1879, Lieutenant-General 1883 ; served 
 in suppression of the Indian Mutiny, 1857, 1858, including 
 siege and capture of Delhi, and capture of Lucknow, &c. ; 
 several times mentioned in despatches, and upon whom 
 Her Majesty has conferred the Decoration of the Victoria 
 Cross ; commanded the eight-inch mortars in Abyssinian 
 campaign, and was present at capture of Magdala ; served 
 also in the Looshai Expedition, 1871, 1872, and in the 
 Afghan War, 1878, as Assistant- Adjutant-General, Major- 
 General in command of a Division, and as Military Governor 
 of Kabul, 1879, 1880; and received the thanks of Parlia- 
 ment ; Assistant-Adjutant-General Lahore Division, 1875 ! 
 retired on a pension and extra annuity, 1888 ; was created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath in 
 the year 1872, and raised successively to the rank of Knight 
 Commander in 1880, and Knight Grand Cross in 1893 of the 
 said Most Honourable Order. Clubs — United Service, Junior 
 Constitutional. Livery — Black and white. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Anas : Quarterly i and 4, argent 
 a chevron between three ravens sable, all within a bordure 
 engrailed gules, charged with ten bezants, and for dis- 
 tinction in the centre chief point a cross crosslet gules (for 
 Johnes) ; 2 and 3 argent, a cross couped azure, between 
 four escutcheons of the last, each charged with a crescent 
 of the first, on a chief embattled of the second two swords 
 in saltire proper, pommels and hilts or (for Hills). The 
 whole encircled with the ribbon of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, within the collar of a Knight Grand 
 Cross of the said Order, and bearing upon a second shield 
 of his arms an escutcheon of pretence of the arms of 
 Johnes, namely argent, a chevron between three ravens 
 sable, all within a bordure engrailed gules, charged with 
 ten bezants, and upon the escutcheons is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, on two 
 halberds in saltire, the staves gules, headed or, a raven 
 as in the arms, and for distinction charged upon the breast 
 with a cross crosslet gold (for Johnes) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a broken tilting-spear erect 
 proper, and in front thereof a horse current argent, gutt^- 
 de-sang, holding in the mouth the other part of the spear 
 also proper (for Hills); with the Mottoes, " Deus pascit 
 corvos," " In coelo confidemus." Married, September 
 16, 1882, Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late John 
 Johnes, Esquire, above mentioned. Estate and postal 
 address — Dolaucothy, Llanwrda, R.S.O., Carmarthen- 
 shire. 
 
 HILTON, quartered by JOHNSON and WITHAM. 
 HINCHLIFFE, see SIMPSON-HINCHLIFFE. 
 
 S RALPH TICHBORNE HINCKES, Esquire, D.L. 
 for CO. Hereford. Born Jan. 28, 1875, being the only 
 'son of Rev. George Horatio Davenport of Foxley, co. 
 Hereford, by his wife Sophia Diana, dau. of Rev. Vere 
 Dashwood of Stanford Hall, Notts, by his first wife 
 Caroline, dau. of Philip Hamond of Westacre, Norfolk. 
 Mr. R. T. H inches assumed the name of Hinckes by 
 Royal Licence 1895. C/«^— New Oxford and Cambridge. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion 
 rampant ermine, a bezant between two plates in chief 
 and the like in base within flaunches argent, each 
 charged with two torteaux (for Hinckes) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 a chevron pean between four cross crosslets fitch^e, three 
 in chief and one in base sable (for Davenport). Mantling 
 gnles and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion's gamb erased argent, in front thereof three annulets 
 interlaced and fesseways gules (for Hinckes) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a man's head in profile, coujied at the 
 shoulders, about the neck a halter proper, on the breast 
 two cross crosslets fitch^e in saltire or (for Davenport). 
 Motto—" Mors janua vitae." Seat — The Wood House, 
 Tettenhall, co. Stafford. 
 
 HINCKS (H. Coll.). Quarterly, x and 4, gules, a lion 
 rampant ermine, an orle of bezants and plates alternately 
 (Hincks) ; 2. azure, on a bend engrailed or, between two 
 
 wolf's heads argent, thiee crosses crosslet gules (Cowper, 
 1642) ; 3. sable, a cross potent or (Alleyn of Gresley, temp. 
 Henry VIII.). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, guttfe-de-larmes, 
 gorged with a collar dancett(5e argent, the sinister paw 
 resting on an annulet or. Motto — "In cruce et lachrymis 
 spas est." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Cowper Hincks, Esq., J. P., of Brecken- 
 
 brough and Terrace House, Richmond, Yorks. , late 
 
 Capt. 49th Regt., b. 1840; d. 1902; m. 1872, Mary 
 
 E. C, d. of Col. H. Stobart of Etherley House, co. 
 
 Durham : — 
 
 Thomas Cowper Hincks, Esq., Capt., Roy. Berks Regt., 
 
 b. 1875. Res. — Baron's Down, Dulverton, Somerset ; 
 
 Govt. House, Accra, Gold Coast Colony. Club — -Army 
 
 and Navy. 
 
 Henry Hincks, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. — 
 John Stobart Hincks, Gentleman, b. 1884. Res. — 
 
 WILLIAM HIND SMITHARD HIND, Gentleman. 
 
 Born , being the son of the late Rev. Joseph Smithard 
 
 Hind, Clerk in Holy Orders, D.D. (Durham University), 
 Vicar of Cramlington, co. Northumberland. Aimorisil 
 bearings Argent, gust^-de-poix, on a mount in base a 
 hind statant at gaze proper, gorged with a chain affixed 
 thereto, the ring resting on the mount gold, on a chief 
 arched sable, an annulet between two crosses patde fitch^e 
 or. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount a hind at gaze, in the mouth an 
 arrow fessewise proper, resting the dexter foreleg on an 
 annulet encircling a cross patfe fitch^e or. Residence— 
 
 HINDLEY, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 HINGSTON (U.O., Confd. 1903, on user since 1747). 
 Azure, a chevron nebuly ermine, between in chief two 
 lozenges or, each charged with a leopard's face of the 
 field, and in base a cross pat^e of the third. Mantling 
 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant per pale nebuly azure and or, holding 
 in its paws a cross pate'e of the second. Motto — " Deum 
 posui adjutorem." 
 
 Son of James Hingston of Aglish, b. 1818; d. 1873; m. 
 
 1838, Maria, d. of Richard Edward Hull of Lemcon 
 
 Manor, co. Cork : — 
 Rev. Richard Edward Hull Hingston, b. 1859: m. 1883, 
 Frances, d. of D. L. Sandiford of Ballinlough, co. Cork 
 and has issue — (i) James Henry Hingston, Gentleman, b. 
 1884 ; (2) Henry Sandiford Hingston, Gentleman, b. 1885 
 
 (3) Richard William George Hingston, Gentleman, b. 1887 
 
 (4) Francis Perceval Randolph Hingston, Gentleman, I 
 1888 ; (5) Frederick Becher Hingston, Gentleman, b. 1889 
 
 ! is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Eliiabelh Maria Alleyne ; Marie Selina Priscilla ; and 
 Frances Henrietta. Stat — Aelish, co. Cork. Res, — 
 8 Lyndhurst Road, Feckhano, S.b. 
 
 Rkak-Ai>mirai. henry NEl^ON HH'PISLEY, 
 Royal Navy, J. P. for co. Uerks. Horn Oct. 15, 1839, 
 being the oldest son of the late Henry Hippisley, Esq., 
 J. P. and D. L., High Sheriff for co. Berks 1840, by his 
 wife Eliiabeth Agnes, dau. and heiress of the Rev. John 
 Nelson, D.D. , YVebcndary of Hcytesbury, co. Wilts. 
 Armorial bearlni^ — Sable, three mullets pierced in ))cnd 
 l)etNvivn two liendlets or. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a M*TltllTlg sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 hind's head erased pro()er. gorged with a collar sable, 
 charged with three mullets pierced or. AVa/ - Lambourne 
 House, Hungerford. 
 
 RICHARD JOHN BAYNTUN HIPPISLEY. Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace. lioni 1865, being the only son of the 
 late John Hippisley, Esq., J. P., by his wife Christine Ellen 
 Lydia, eldest dau. and heiress of John Christian Bood6, 
 Esq., of Lucknam, co. Wilts. Armorial beaiinsrs— 
 
 field). Livery — Chocolate, with yellow facings and gjh 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : iVr 
 
 Sable, three mullets pierced in bend between two bend- 
 lets or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degrree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a hind's head 
 erased proper, gorged with a collar sable, charged with 
 three mullets pierced or. Seat -S\.on Easton, near Bath, 
 CO. Somerset. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY HIPPISLEY, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Berks, Lt.-Col. late commanding Scots Greys. Born 
 Dec. I, 1855, being the only surviving son of the late Henry 
 Hippisley. Esq., J. P. and D.L. , High Sheriff for co. Berks 
 1840, by his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. and co-heiress of 
 Rt. Hon. Lawrence Sullivan. Armorial bearings — Sable, 
 three mullets pierced in bend between two bendlets or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a hind's head erased proper, gorged with a collar 
 sable, charged with three mullets pierced or. Married, 
 Sept. 16, 1886, Florence, fourth dau. of the late Capt. 
 Hargreaves of Aborfield Hall, Reading; and has Issue. 
 Seat - Sparsholt Manor House, Wantage. C/«dj— Naval 
 and Military, and Cavalry. 
 
 REGINALD HIRST, Gentleman. Born 1865, being 
 the second son of Thomas Hirst of Willow Bank, Hudders- 
 field, by his wife Jane, daughter of John Sykes of Lindley, 
 Huddersfield, Cluh — Devonshire, Huddersfield (Hudders- 
 
 pale gules and sable, a sun in splendour or, between 
 three fountains proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-man 
 affront^e proper, holding in the dexter hand a bugle-horn 
 stringed or, and supporting with the sinister hand an escut- 
 cheon sable, charged with a sun as in the arms ; with the 
 Motto, " Non mutat fortuna genus." Postal address— i 
 York Place, Huddersfield. 
 
 THOMAS JULIUS HIRST, Esquire, J.P. West 
 Riding of the co. of York. Born 1851, being the eldest son 
 
 of the late Thomas Hirst of Hamburg. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, two martlets in fesse or, on a chief indented 
 
 g is the Military cockade. 
 
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 argent, three annulets azure. Mantling gules and or. 
 ' Crest On a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in 
 ' bend, holding an arrow proper, and a scymitar in saltire 
 
 engrailed at the bacii also proper, pommel and hilt or. 
 
 Motto — "His regi servitium." Married, 1881, Esther 
 'Frost, dau. of Charles J. Brook of Meltham. Seat~Mel- 
 , tham Hall, Meltham Mills, co. York. Clui> — Junior Carlton. 
 
 HITCHIN-KEMP(R.L.,i868,orig. granted 1838). Per 
 pale azure and gules, a mascle between three garbs or, 
 a bordure nebuly of the last. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a garb fesswise or, 
 a pelican feeding her young, wings elevated sable, vulned 
 proper, charged on the breast with three annulets inter- 
 laced, and gorged with a collar gemel gold. MottO — 
 " Honestas et Veritas." Livery — Blue with claret facings. 
 Son of William Hitchin, 1807-1884, m. 1833, Charlotte, 
 d. of George Brookes by his wife Charlotte Kemp : — 
 
 Frederick William Hitchin-Kemp, Gentleman, b. 1835 ; 
 m. 1863, Fanny Pym, d. of Thomas Shoobridge of London ; 
 and has surv. issue — (1) Frederick Hitchin-Kemp, Gentle- 
 man, F.R. Hist. Soc, b. 1866 \m. 1893, Lydia Harris, d. 
 of late Robert Cadby Bulgin of Cardiff and Swansea ; and 
 has issue — Reginald Pym Hitchin-Kemp, Gentleman, b. 
 11897 ; Robert John Brookes Hitchin-Kemp, Gentleman, b. 
 11902 ; and Angela Winifred] ; (2) William Hitchin-Kemp, 
 jGentleman, b. 1875 ; (3) Arthur Hitchin-Kemp, Gentleman, 
 iA.S.A.A., b. 1877; Mary; Charlotte \m. 1895, Edward 
 iRiddesdale Whitfield, M.A. Dub.]; Martha; Alice; 
 Nellie ; and Hilda. Res. — Addington House, Margate. 
 
 HOADLEY, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 HOARE, see HAMILTON- HOARE and G'BRIEN- 
 HOARE. 
 
 STAFFORD O'BRIEN-HOARE, Esquire, J.P. and 
 
 D.L. for Bucks, High Sheriff 1893, and a Lord 
 
 rf the Manor of Turville. Bom 1843, being the son of 
 
 Park. Livery— DaxV blue, scarlet, and silver. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Quarterly, i. sable, an eagle displayed with 
 two heads argent, charged on the breast with an ermine 
 spot, a bordure engrailed of the second ; 2. sable, a falcon 
 close proper, belled or, charged on ihe breast with a mullet ; 
 3. gules, a unicorn couchant argent, armed, crined, and 
 tufted or, on a chief per pale of the second and azure, a 
 mullet of six points, and a millrind counterchanged (for Cor- 
 nelisen) ; 4. azure, two chevronels between three pheons or 
 (for Malortie) ; and impaling the arms of Ramsden, namely 
 argent, on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sable, as 
 many rams' heads of the field. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased 
 argent, charged with an ermine spot. Motto—" In ardua." 
 Married, 1876, Frances, dau. of Rev. C. Ramsden of Carl- 
 ton (Ramsden, Bart., Collaterals); and has Issue — Lilias 
 Stafford O'Brien-Hoare. 6Va/ — Turville Park, Bucks. 
 Clubs — Junior Carlton, Hurlingham. 
 
 WILLIAM HOARE, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb). Bom 
 Sept. 15, 1847, being the fourth son of Henry Hoare, Gentle- 
 man, of Staplehurst, Kent, by Lady Mary, third dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. Charles, 2nd Earl of Romney. Livery — Dark 
 blue and red. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i. sable, an 
 
 loel Hoare, Esq., J. P., Royal Navy, and his wife, dau. 
 f Mr, and Hon, Mrs, Stafford O'Brien of Blatherwyck 
 
 eagle displayed with two heads argent, charged on the 
 breast with an ermine spot, a bordure engrailed of the 
 second ; 2. sable, a falcon close proper, belled or, charged 
 on the breast with a mullet ; 3. gules, a unicorn couchant 
 argent, armed, crined, and tufted or, on a chief per pale of 
 the second and azure, a mullet of six points and a millrind 
 counterchanged (for Cornelisen) ; 4. azure, two chevronels 
 between three pheons or (for Malortie) ; and impaling the 
 arms of Lennard, namely, quarterly i. and iiii., or, on a fesse 
 gules, three fleurs-de-lis or, within a bordure invected sable 
 (for Lennard) ; ii. and iii. , ermine, on a pile gules, a lion 
 passant or, in base two salmon in pale azure (for Cator). 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased 
 argent, charged with an ermine spot. Motto — " In ardiia." 
 Married, 1878, Laura, second dau. of Sir John Farnaby Len- 
 nard, 1st Bart., of Wickham Court, Kent; and has Issue 
 — (i) Geoffrey Lennard Hoare, Gentleman, Lieut. Kent 
 Artill. M\\.,b. 1879; (2) Lionel Lennard Hoare, Gentleman. 
 Lieut. Royal Field Artillery, b. July 188 1 ; (3) Richard 
 Lennard Hoare, Gentleman, b. June 1883 ; and Mary Laura. 
 
 CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA HOBART- HAMPDEN- 
 commonly known as Lady Charlotte Augusta Hoban, 
 Hampden, fourth daughter of the Right Honourable August 
 tus Edward the sixth Earl of Buckinghamshire. Armorial 
 bearings are, upon a lozenge : Quarterly i and 4, argent a 
 
 is the Nava^ Cocj^ad?, 
 
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 DOtJ 
 
 ^Otl 
 
 saltire gules, between four eagles displayed azure (for Hamp>- 
 dtn) ; a nnd 3 snble, an csloile of eight rays or, lirtween 
 
 two flaunches ermine (for Hobart). Postal address — Hamp- 
 den Lodge, Sidmouth. 
 
 Rt. Hon. HENRY HOBHOUSE. P.C. M.P. for 
 Elastern Division of co. Somerset since Nov. 28, 1885, J. P. 
 and Chairman of Somerset County Council (Bruton and 
 Castle Cary Div.), and an Ecclesiastical Commissioner. 
 Horn March i, 1854, being the only .son of the late Henry 
 Hobhouse of Hadspeii House, in co. Somerset, by his wife 
 Charlotte Etniria, commonly called the Honourable Char- 
 lotte Etruria, dau. of the Right Honourable the first Baron 
 Talbot de Malahide. Livery -Dark blue, red and white 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Party per pale azure and 
 gules, three crescents two and one argent, issuant therefrom 
 as many estoiles radiated or; and for his Crest, out of a 
 mural crown per pale azure and gules, a crescent and estoile 
 as in the arms. Married, Oct. 12, 1880, Margaret Hey- 
 worth, dau. of Richard Poiter, Esq., J. P., of Standish 
 House, Gloucestershire; and has Issue — (i) Stephen Henry 
 Hobhouse, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Arthur Lawrence Hob- 
 house, Gentleman, b. 1886; (3) John Richard Hobhouse, 
 Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (4) Paul Edward Hobhouse, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1894 ; Rachel \jn. 1904, Felix Clay] ; Eleanor ; and 
 Esther Margaret [d. 1893). Residence — Hadspen House, 
 C;istle Cary, in co. Somerset. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 HOBLYN, see ALLEN-HOBLYN. 
 
 CHARLES DENNIS HOBLYN, Gentleman, Past 
 Master of the Worshipful Company of Musicians. Bom 
 Nov. 15, 1846, being the second son of the late Rev. 
 Richard Dennis Hoblyn, M.A., by his wife Fanny Eliza 
 Raikes, dau. of the Rev. W. A. Armstrong of Cheshunt. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse or, between two 
 flaunches ermine. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a tower proper. Motto — "Delectant domi non imp>ediunt 
 foris." Married, July 18, 1872, Eliza Emily, daughter of 
 Henry Taylor; and has Issue — (i) Reginald Armstrong 
 Hoblyn, Gentleman, born September 6, 1875; (2) Charles 
 William Thornton Hoblyn, Gentleman, born March 29, 
 1885; (3) Harry Beverly Hoblyn, Gentleman, bom Sep- 
 tember 18, 1888; Beatrice Mary Dennis; Lizzie Evelyn; 
 Gertrude Florence ; Dora Dennis ; and Phyllis Sherwood. 
 
 FREDERIC SUNTHIES HOBLYN, Gentleman, Born 
 January 22, 1864, being the fourth son of the late Reverend 
 Richard Dennis Hoblyn, Master of Arts, by his wife Fanny 
 Eliza Raikes, daughter of the Reverend W. A. Armstrong 
 of ChQshunt. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Azure, a fesse or, Ijetween two flaunches ermine ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a tower projaer ; 
 with the Motto, " Delectant domi non impediunt foris." 
 
 JAMES BLALCH PHILIP HOBLYN, Gentleman. 
 Bom December 16, i8ii, being the third son of the late 
 
 Reverend Richard Hoblyn, Rector of All Saints, St 
 Bololph's, and St. Lawrence, Colchester, by his wife ^' 
 Ann, (lauxhti-r of Major James liialch of CcjUli 
 Armorial bearings— 1 le boars for Arms : Azuic, a f> 
 between two flaunches ermine ; and for his Crest, iipon .1 
 wreath of the colours, a tower proper; with thi: Motto, 
 " Delectant domi non impediunt foris." 
 
 RICHARD ARMSTRONG HOBLYN, Gentleman, „f 
 Her Majesty's Civil Service. Born August 9, 1845, 1. 
 the eldest son of the late Reverend Richard lX>nnis 11.. 
 Master of Arts, by his wife, Fanny Eliza Raikes, (iai; , 
 of the Reverend W. A. Armstrong of Cheshunt. AnaorlH 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, a fesse or, iHtwan 
 two flaimches ermine ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 tlie colours, a tower proper, with tlic Motto, " Delectant 
 domi non impediunt foris. ' 
 
 WILLIAM ERNEST PAGET HOBLYN, Esquire, 
 late Capt. in 4th Batt. Royal Fusiliers, Commissioner of 
 
 Taxes for Cornwall. Bom , being the only son of 
 
 William Paget Hoblyn, Esq., M.A., and J. P. (for Com 
 wall), by his wife Jane, dau. of G. A. Schullz, ('omnia! ' 
 R.N. ZiVrv—I^lue and gold. Armorial bearings 
 a fesse or, Ijetween two flaunches ermine. Mantling .1 
 and argent. Motto — "Delectant domi non impediunt 
 foris." Postal address — The Fir Hill, St. Columb, Corn- 
 wall. 
 
 WILLIAM PAGET HOBLYN, Esquire, M.A. (Queens 
 Coll. Oxford), J. P. and Commissioner of Taxes for Corn- 
 wall, Lord of the Manors of Colanand Denzell, &c. Bom 
 1813, being the only son of the late Rev. William Malci 
 Hoblyn, Rector of Clipsham, Rutland, by his wife I>aura 
 Frances, third dau. of John Paget of Newberry House and 
 Cranniore Hall, Somerset, and grandson of late Rev. Robert 
 Hoblyn, M.A., of Nanswhyden, Cornwall. AiWry— Blue 
 and gold. Armorial bearing^ — Azure, a fesse or, between 
 two flaunches ermine. Mantling azure and argent. Motto 
 — " Delectant domi non impediunt foris." Married, 1855, 
 Jane, dau of E. A. Schultz, Commander R.N. ; and hai 
 Issue — An only son, William Ernest Paget Hoblyn, Esq., 
 late Capt. 4th Batt. Royal Fusiliers [to whom refer] ; Wil- 
 helmina Jane ; Zoe Elizabeth \m. Charles W. P. .Mien, 
 Commander R. N. , retired] ; and Laura Frances Mary. 
 Postal address — The Fir Hill, Colan, near St. Columb, 
 Cornwall. 
 
 GEORGE ANDREW HOBSON, Gentleman, Member 
 of Institution of Civil Engineers, London. Born March 29, 
 
 § 
 
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 354, being the second son of the late Peter Hobson of Castle 
 ,odge, Knaresborough, co. York, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 fth dau. of William Falshaw of Leeds, and nephew and 
 )heir of Sir James Falshaw, Bart. , of Edinburgh. Livery — 
 .lue coat, blue and yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings — 
 'uarterly i and 4, per pale azure and sable, two hobbies 
 [ose in chief proper, and a sun in splendour in base or 
 tar Hobson) ; 2 and 3, azure, a chevron between two 
 L'urs-de-lis in chief and a battle-a.xe in base argent (for 
 jilshaw), a crescent for difference. Mantling azure and 
 . Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect 
 [oper, holding a rose argent, liarbed, seeded, and slipped 
 [ the first, and two lilies in saltire of the second, stalked, 
 jved, and slipped also proper. Motto—" Vive ut vivas." 
 arr/W Annie Jean, only dau. of the late Thomas Addy- 
 an of Belmont, Knaresborough, co. York ; and has 
 iue — Dorothea Falshaw. Residence — Coverdale Lodge, 
 chmond, Surrey. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 JOHN FALSHAW HOBSON, Gentleman. Associate 
 [ember of the Institute of Civil Engineers. Born 
 (lie 29, 1841, being the eldest son of Peter Hobson 
 
 I Castle Lodge, Knaresborough, co. York, by his wife 
 zabeth, fifth dau. of the late Williani Falshaw of 
 Veds, co-heir of his maternal uncle, Sir James Falshaw, 
 rt. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per pale 
 ure and sable, two hobbies close in chief proper, and a 
 1 in splendour in base or (for Hobson) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 :hevron between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a battle- 
 in base argent (for Falshaw). Mantling azure and or. 
 
 Vf — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect proper, 
 Ijing a rose argent, barbed, seeded, and slipped of the 
 K and two lilies in saltire of the second. Motto — "Vive 
 ut vas." Married, Jan. 31, 1872, Emma, third dau. of 
 thtate Joseph Cook of The Grove, Houghton-le-Spring, 
 courham ; and has Issue — (i) William Falshaw Hobson, 
 Geleman, b. Feb. 13, 1878; (2) Richard Hobson, Gentle- 
 nin b. Sept. 21, 1879 (deceased); (3) James Falshaw 
 H( ion, Gentleman, b. Feb. 3, J882 ; (4) Nevill Hobson, 
 
 Gentleman (deceased) ; (5) Stanley Hobson, Gentle- 
 man, *. July 6, 1888. Postal arfrfrMj— South Bailey, 
 Durham. C/«^— Constitutional. 
 
 S RICHARD HOBSON, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for 
 Co. Palatine of Chester, High Sheriff 1898. Born 
 1836, Ijeing the eldest son of Richard Powdrell Hobson of 
 Manchester, and his wife Ann, dau. of Thomas Peet, also 
 of Manchester. Livery — Brown with yellow facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron invected 
 
 azure between three hurts, as many quatrefoils or, a chief 
 vair^e of the second' and last. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantlmg azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a panther's head affront^e and erased, with flames issuant 
 from the mouth and ears, transfixed by an arrow fessewise, 
 barbed and flighted, the pheon to the sinister argent, gorged 
 with a collar counter compony or and azure ; « ith the Motto 
 — " Fortitudine Deo." Married, April 22, 1868, Mary 
 Eleanor, dau. and co-heiress of John Chadwick, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L. ; and has Issue— (\) Gerald Walton Hobson, Esq., 
 Captain 12th Royal Lancers, b. 1873; (2) Richard Leigh 
 Clare Hobson, Gentleman, Lieut. King's Royal Rifles, 
 b. 1876, killed in action in South Africa ; (3) Geoffrey Dudley 
 Hobson, Gentleman, B.A., b. 1882; (4) Alwyn Chadwyk 
 Hobson, Gentleman, b. 1892; Elinor Gertrude \m. Capt. 
 R. Barnett Barker, 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers] ; and 
 Christine Mary [w. Rev. H. W. Leicester O'Rorke, M.A., 
 Rector of Farnham, Surrey]. Seat — The Marfords, Brom- 
 borough, Cheshire. Club — Conservative. 
 
 HOCKIN (H. Coll., 1764). Per fesse wavy gules and 
 azure, a lion passant guardant or, beneath the feet a musket 
 lying horizontally proper, semde of fleurs-de-lis of the third. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a rock a seagull rising all proper. Motto — 
 " Hoc in loco Deus rupes." 
 
 Sons of John Hockin of Beckenham, Kent, an Oflficcr 
 H.E.I.C. Navy, b. 1810; d. 1893; m. 1847, Mary, d. of 
 William Hichens : — 
 
 Rev. Arthur Pendarves Hockin, b. 1849; m. 1894, Mary 
 Ellen, only child of Rev. Walter Guppy Abbott ; and has 
 surv. issue— Cedric John Abbott Hockin, Gentleman, *. 
 1896. Res. — Phillack, Hayle, Cornwall. 
 
 John Williams Hockin, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; is m. and 
 has issue one son and two daus. Res. — India. 
 
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 Son of George Trevemc Hockin, Gentleman, of 
 Southport, Queensland, ^. 1858; d. 1885; m. 188a:— 
 John 'IVeveme Hockin, Gentleman, i. 1883. Res,—' 
 Soulhport. Queensland, Australia. 
 
 Yr. son of John Hockin of lieckenham, Kent, an 
 
 Officer H.E.I.C. Navy, b. i8io; d. 1893; m. 1847, 
 
 Mary, d. of Williams Hichcns:— 
 
 Robert Hichens Hockin, Gentleman, Notary Public, 
 
 h. i860; m. 1890, Rosa Caroline, d. and coh. of Francis 
 
 William Breach of Shanklin, Isle of Wight, and of Los 
 
 Alamos, Mexico ; and has issue— Francis Treverne Hockin, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1891 ; Mary Dorothy ; Carrie Joan ; and 
 
 Kdith Prudence. ^«.— Oak I^ke. co. Dennis, Manitoba, 
 
 Canada. 
 
 Henry Valentine Hockin, Gentleman, b. . lies.— 
 
 49 Gwydr Crescent, Swansea. 
 
 ROBERT ELI HODDER. Gentleman. liottt Jan. 29. 
 1843, being the second son of the late James Light Hoilder 
 of Thornhill, Broadway, Dorset, by his wife Dorothy, 
 dau. of Roliert Loveless of Binconibe, Dorset. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Argent, two Kiltle-axcs erect in fosse sable and 
 as many Haunches of the last, on each a battle-axe also 
 erect of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross crosslet or, a 
 battle-axe sable. HottO — " Deserve well." Married, Oct. 
 18, 1877, Fanny, dau. of Edmund Butler of Wargrave, 
 Berks; aud has Issue— (\) Robert Barry Hodder, Gentle- 
 man, *. Aug. 3, 1878 ; (2) Brian Light Hodder, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 13, i88a; (3) Ivan Mantle Hodder, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. la, 1885 ; Fanny Elsie ; and Dorothy Erica. Nesi- 
 dence — Reading, Berks. 
 
 HODDER (U.O.). Argent, five pole-axes erect in fesse 
 proper. 
 
 Sons of George Francis Hodder, Esq. , J. P. , of Fountains- 
 town, b. 1817; d. 1863; tn. 1843, Elizabeth Townsend, 
 d. of Michael Roberts of Kilmoney Abbey, co. Cork : — 
 Francis George Hodder, Esq., R.M., J. P. co. Cork, 
 B.A., Barrister-at-Law, b. 1846; m. 1873, Susan Louisa 
 Florence, d. of John Drew Atkin of Castle Park, co. 
 Dublin, and gd. of Sir Thomas Roberts, ist Bart. ; and 
 has surv. issue — (i) George Walton Hodder, Gentleman, 
 b. 1874 ; (2) William Randall Hodder, Gentleman. Assist. 
 Payra. R.N., b. 1877; (3) Gerald Edward Hodder, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1886 ; and Ethel Clare. Seat — Fountainstown, 
 CO. Cork. Res. — Inveresk, Belfast. 
 
 HODGE, quartered by FORSTER, 
 
 EDWARD GROSE HODGE, Gentleman, fourth son of 
 the late Thomas Hodge of Augarrack, Cornwall, by his 
 wife Eleanor, dau. of Samuel Grose of St. Gwinear, Corn- 
 wall. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per 
 fesse argent and azure, a pale counterchanged, three 
 crescents, two and one of the second, and as many open 
 books, one and two proper, bound and clasped or ; and 
 for a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head 
 couped argent, sem^e of estoiles azure, holding in the mouth 
 an oak-branch slipped and fructed proper, with the MottO, 
 " Savoir pouvoir." Married, October 20, 1852, Elizabeth 
 Giddy Grose, daughter of William Browne of St. Austell, 
 Cornwall: and has Issue — (i) The Reverend Edward Grose 
 Hodge, Clerk in Holy Orders, born January 15, 1855 ; (2\ 
 Thomas Hodge, Gentleman, born September 6, i860; (3) 
 Harold Hodge, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, born August 
 18, 1862 ; Elizat>eth Amelia ; and Edith. Postal address — 
 9 Highbury Place, London, N. 
 
 HODGETTS, quartered by FOLEY. 
 
 JOHN HODSON, Gentleman. Bom June 18, 1839, 
 being the son of William Hodson and Elizabeth Smith. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Argent, gutt^-de-larmes, in base 
 water p>roper, thereon a swan sabU;, on a chief azure, a 
 nugget of gold of the second. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon water proper, a 
 swan as in the arms, holding in the beak a lotus flower 
 slipp>ed also proper, between two coral branches gules. 
 Motto— "Fait bien." Married, Sept. 10, 1878, Elizabeth 
 Wiles Mutton (who died July 13, 1894) of St. Ives, Hants ; 
 and has Isstte — Bessie Waterloo Hodson. Residence — The 
 Archway, Downing Terrace, Cambridge. 
 
 SIDNEY FRANCIS HOFFNUNG - GOLDSMID. 
 Gentleman, formerly Hawaiian Charge d' Affaires to ihf 
 Court of St. James. Assumed by Royal Licence ihc 
 additional surname and arms of Goldsmid 1896. " 
 i86a, lieing the only son of Signiond Hoffnun'.;, by \u 
 Bessie, dau. of S. Marks of Sydney, N.S.W. /./. 
 Red facings, buff cloth. Armorial bearings— (,)ii 
 I and 4, per saltire ermine and ertninois, on a chief 
 a goldfinch proper between two roses or, and for distn 
 a canton or (for Goldsmid) ; a and 3, argent, a i 
 nebuly paly azure and or, between in chief two <]< ■. 
 the second, each holding in the beak a spri^ if" 
 and in base two anchors in sahire also of the 
 Hoffnung), and upon an escutcheon of preten. 
 arms of Goldsmid without the canton. Mantling 
 doubled argent. Crests -1. Upon a wreath of ilic c 
 a demi-lion argent, supporting with the paws a bumliL- . 1 
 twigs erect or, banded azure, charged on ihc shoulder (nr 
 distinction with a cross cro.sslet gules (for Goldsmifl); l\ 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, chargr! 
 bars nebuly and holding between the paws as many -.v. 
 
 in saltire azure, all between two proboscidcs of tlic 
 
 Motto "Spes anchora vita'." Married, Nov. 26, 1889, 
 Violet Goldsmid, dau. and co-heir of her father, Rt. Hon. 
 Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bart., P.C., M.P. ; and has Issue— \\\ 
 Cyril HofTnun<j-Goldsmid, Gentleman, b. Oct. 14, 1890 (s) 
 Ronald Hoffnung-Goldsmid, Gentleman, b. May 11, 1893, 
 .ff «»■</?««— 35 Chesham Place, S.W. Club -Si. James's. 
 
 THOMAS ALEXANDER HOG, Esquire, of *: 
 liston, in the co. of Linlithgow, J. P. and D.L, 
 January 14, 1835, being the only son of the late J 
 Maitland Hog, Esq., of Newliston, J. P. and D.L., l„ 
 his wife Helen, fourth daughter of the late Sir Alexander 
 Charles Maitland Gibson, Baronet, of Clifton HalL Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, three boars' 
 heads erased azure, armed or. Upon the escutcheon -s. 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling; 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 Crest, an oak tree proper. Supporters — Two boars yi , 
 Motto — " Dat gloria vires." Married, June 28, iBsq, 
 Harriet, second daughter of Steuart B. Hare of Calderhall, 
 in the county of Midlothian; and has Issue— (i) I 
 Maitland Hog, Gentleman, born August 23, 1861, 
 July 6, 1877 ; (2) Steuart Bayley Hog, Gentleman, 
 September 11, 1864 [married, 1892, Jemima Chi 
 daughter of Ralph Dundas]; (3) Thomas Ak\ 
 Frederick Hog, Gentleman, born July 6, 1866; (4) ....■., 
 Welwood Hog, Gentleman, born July 28, 1868; Mary 
 Welwood; and Helen. Seat — Newliston, near Kirkliston, 
 in the county of Linlithgow. 
 
 Sir FREDERICK RUSSELL HOGG, Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, 
 Companion of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India 
 Bom 1836, being the fifth son of the Right Honour.il : 
 James Weir Hogg, first Baronet, a Member of Her Nl 
 Most Honourable Privy Council, Member of Parliai 
 was created Companion of the Most Exalted Order of ilit 
 Star of India, 1887, and a Knight Commander of the 
 Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, 1888. Clubs— 
 Travellers', Oriental. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, three boars' heads erased azure, between 
 two flaunches of the second, each charged with a crescent ' 
 of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a manthng azure and argent; 
 and for his Crest, out of an Eastern coronet argent, an 
 oak-tree fructed proper, and pendent therefrom an escut- 
 cheon azure, charged with a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 the hand grasping an arrow also proper ; with the Motto, 
 " Dat gloria vires." Married, firstly, 1857, Emily (which 
 marriage was dissolved 1873), daughter of General Eckford; 
 secondly, 1885, Harriett Venn, daughter of the late William 
 Stephens Dicken; and has Issue by first marriage— (1) 
 Frederick Stapleton Dickey Hogg, Esquire, born 1859; 
 (2) Charles John Hogg, Esquire, born 1861 ; and Market 
 Eleanor [married, 1889, Colonel Stewart Douglas Gordon, 
 Indian Staff Corps, 19th Bengal Lancers] ; by second mam- 
 age— (3) Esmond Popham Hogg, Esquire, bom im. 
 Residence— 6^^ Brunswick Place, Hove, Brighton. 
 
 Sir STUART SAUNDERS HOGG. Knight Bachelor. 
 Botn 1833, being the fourth son of the Right Hon. Mr ; 
 James Weir Hogg, first Baronet, by his wife Mary, secona 
 
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 aughter of Samuel Swinton of Swinton, in the county of 
 herwick; dubbed Knight Baclielor, 1875, by His Royal 
 ■lighness the Prince of Wales, at Calcutta. Armorial bear- 
 igB — He bears for Arms : Argent, three boars' heads erased 
 izure, between two flaunches of the second, each charged 
 i ith a crescent of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 j helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 i-gent ; and for his Crest, out of an Eastern coronet argent, 
 \\ oak-tree fructcd proper, and pendent therefrom an escut- 
 lieon azure, charged with a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 (le hand grasping an arrow also proper ; with the Motto, 
 \ Dat gloria vires." Married, i860, Selina, eldest daughter 
 i" Sir T. Erskine Perry; and has Issue — (1) Stuart James 
 logg, Esquire, born 1865 [married, 1890, Margaret Alice, 
 iiughter of Andrew Muir of 42 Holland Park, W. , and has, 
 jlison Mary] ; {2) Alan Frederick Hogg, Esquire, born 
 j!68 ; Evelyn Louisa [married, 1880, Hugh Gurney Barclay 
 i Colney Hall, in the county of Norwich]; and Lucy 
 jabel [married, 1890, Captain John Charles Arthington 
 I'alker, 19th Hussars]. Residence — 14 Southwell Gardens, 
 tW. 
 
 iHOHLER (H. Coll.). Or, in base a mount vert, thereon 
 j castle proper, three eagles displayed in chief sable. 
 antllng vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 hours, in front of an ostrich-feather erect between four 
 Jhers alternately sable and or, a bezant charged with an 
 fgle displayed sable. Motto—" Ich furchte Gott." 
 I Sons of the late Rev. Frederick Williams Hohler, Rector 
 j of Winston and Colesborne, Glos. , b. 1804; d. 1871 ; 
 I m. Jane Harriet, eld. d. of Thomas Theobald of Greys 
 I Thurrock, Essex : — 
 
 Henry Booth Hohler, Esq., J.P. and D.L. Kent (High 
 ieriff 1901), b. 1835; m. 1856, Henrietta Wilhelmina, 
 <jof late Robert Lawes of Kingston Hill Place, Surrey; 
 ^d has issue — (i) Henry Robert Hohler, Esq., J.P. Kent 
 (|l Upper Brook Street, W.), b. 1858 \in. 1897, Mabel 
 •iroline, d. of Sir George Orby Wombwell, 4th Bart.]; 
 ( Frederick Scott Hohler, Esq., J.P. Berks (Brook 
 idge, Sunninghill, Berks), b. 1859 \in. 1884, Frances 
 
 Jielia, d. of Sir Jacob Preston, 2nd Bart.]; (3) Edwin 
 eobald Hohler, Gentleman (Hydecroft, Sussex), b. 
 . 1896, Venetia, only d. of late Sir Craven Goring, 
 h Bart.]; (4) Gerald Fitzroy Hohler, Gentleman, 
 irrister-at-Law ; (5) Charles Dundas Hohler, Gentleman, 
 Chesham Place, S.W.), b. [m. 1896, Constance, 
 
 of Col. Studholme Brownrigg] ; (6) Thomas Beaumont 
 hler. Gentleman; and two daus. Seat — Fawkham 
 .nor, Fawkham, Kent. 
 
 iTANLEY CHARLES HOLBROW, Gentleman. Born 
 . S, 1844, being the second but only surviving son of 
 onel John Holbrow, late Bengal Army, and his wife Mary 
 
 Aie, dau. of Charles Hough. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., 
 3 ;b. 1787) — Azure, a bend ermine, between six mullets 
 
 pierced argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a pair of wings elevated argent, in- 
 cluding three mullets as in the arms m triangle. Married, 
 July 1884, Katharine Yuille, dau. of the late Charles 
 Wilks. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.S.A.; and has had Issue— (1) 
 Thomas Leonard Stanley Holbrow, Gentleman, b. Feb. 22, 
 
 1891 ; (2) Charles Stanley Holbrow, Gentleman, b. July 7, 
 
 1892 (died in infancy) ; and Frances Andria Stanley. 
 
 Reverend THOMAS HOLBROW, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. (Pembroke Coll., Cambridge), Chaplain of St. 
 Aidan's-Stagshaw, Northumberland (1896), Vicar of Colford, 
 Gloucestershire (1866-79), Vicar of Sandhurst, Gloucester 
 (1879-96). Born Dec. 13, 1829, being the only surviving son 
 of Anthony Holbrow of Stonehouse, Gloucester, Fellow of 
 the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. , and Maria Warman of 
 
 Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire. Armorial bearings (H. Coll. , 
 8 Feb. 1787) — Azure, a bend ermine between six mullets 
 pierced argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a pair of wings elevated argent, 
 including three mullets as in the arms in triangle. Married, 
 Jan. 11, i860, Jane Tuckey of Compton Beauchamp, 
 Berkshire; and has Issue— (\) Charles Antony Holbrow, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 31, 1863; (2) Henry Edward Holbrow, 
 Gentleman, b. June 23, 1864; Katharine Mary (died in in- 
 fancy) ; Isabel ; and Marion Emily. Residence— ^\\a.vi Well, 
 Corbridge-on-Ty ne , Nort h 11 mberland. 
 
 HOLBYN. see PETER-HOLBYN. 
 
 HOLDEN, quartered by HAMBROUGH, RENDALL, 
 and ROSE. 
 
 S Colonel HENRY HOLDEN, Esquire, J.P. for the 
 COS. Lancaster and Kerry, and D.L. for co. Lancaster, 
 late Col. commanding 13th Light Dragoons. Born Aug. 8, 
 1854, being the eldest son of the late John Greenwood 
 Holden, Esq., J. P., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Henry 
 Aspinall of High Riley. She assumed for herself and 
 her children by Royal Licence, July 28, 1840, the surname 
 and arms of Holden. Armorial bearings— Sable, a fesse 
 between two chevrons ermine, between the fesse and upper 
 chevron a covered cup or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a moorcock proper, 
 charged on the breast with a cinquefoil or. MottO — ' ' Teneo 
 et teneor." Married, June 10, 1854, Hon. Ellen Eliza 
 White, dau. of Henry, Lord Annaly ; and has Issue— (1) 
 Harry Ralph Lonsdale Holden, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 Grenadier Guards, b. June 29, 1857 ; Eveleen ; and Ella. 
 
 EDWARD CHARLES SHUTTLEWORTH HOL- 
 DEN, Esq., D.S.O., J.P. for the co. of Derby, Major 
 Derbyshire Imperial Yeomanry. Bom 1865, being the 
 
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 only son of the late Charles Shuttleworth Holden, Esc]., 
 I. P. (by juliann Evans, dau. of the laie Edward Ik>urchier 
 Hanopp. M.I*., of Dalhy Hall, co. Leicester), and grand- 
 son of the late Edward Anthony Holden of Aston Hall. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable a fesse en- 
 pniiled erminois or, between two chevrons ermine (for 
 Holden) ; a and 3 arpent, throe weavers' shuttles sable, 
 tupped and furnished with quills of yarn, the threads ^)en- 
 dent or (for Shuttleworth). Mantling sable and or ; and 
 for his Oresta, i. uix>n a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert a moorcock rising sable, winged or (for Holden); a. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armour proper, 
 grasping in the gauntlet a shuttle as in the arms (for Shuttle- 
 worth). Seat — The Cottage, Doveridge, Uorby. C/uds — 
 White's, Uoodle's, Orleans, Junior Carlton. 
 
 EDWARD THOMAS HOLDEN, Esquire, J. P. for the 
 CO. of Stafford, M.P. Walsall 1891 9a. Born 1831, being the 
 eldest son of the late Edward Holden of Walsall, by his 
 wife Elizalxsth, dau. of the late Samuel Mason. Livery — 
 Coat ijreen, yellow and green strij)etl waistcoat. Axmorlal 
 bearings— Vert, a fesso engrailed erminois, between in 
 chief a bugle-horn stringed between two pheons erect, and 
 in base a like pheon between two bugle-horns stringed all 
 or. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cubit arm vested sable, charged with a pile 
 erminois, the hand proper, holding a bugle-horn as in the 
 arms, between two pheons erect or. Motto—" Holden." 
 
 Married, firstly, 1854, Caroline, eldest dau. of Robert Glass 
 of Edinburgh ; secondly, 1902, Helen Sarah, dau. of the 
 late Frank Yates of Great Barr ; and has had Issue — (i) 
 Edward Holden, Gentleman, b. 1855 \ni. F. E., dau. of 
 Charles Sheldon, and died without male issue] ; (2) Robert 
 Henry Holden, Esq. fto whom refer], b. 1856; Charlotte 
 Elizabeth [»». Thomas White] ; Caroline Mary \in. S. B. 
 Dickinson] ; and Emily Clara Holden \m. C. A. Loxton]. 
 Eesidence — Glenelg, Great Barr, near Walsall, Staffs. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN SHUTTLEWORTH HOLDEN, 
 M.A. (Cantab.), Rector of Lackford. Born 1847, being the 
 fourth son of the late Edward Anthony Holden of Aston 
 Hall, CO. Derby, by Susan Drummond, dau. of George 
 Moore of Appleby Hall, co. Leicester. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, sable a fesse engrailed erminois or 
 between two chevrons ermine (for Holden) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 three weavers' shuttles sable, topped and furnished with 
 
 quills of yam, the threads pendent or (or Shuttleworili). 
 Mantling sable and or; and for his Crests, 1. uimn :i 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert ;i moorcork rising 
 s.'xbie, winged or (for Holden); a. upon a wreath of iln 
 colours, a cubit arm in armour profwr, grasping in \\» 
 gauntlet a shuttle as in the arms (for Shuttlewortli), .If:, 
 ried, 1877, Alice, dau. of the late Hulkley John Mack 
 Praed of Owsdcn Hall, Suflblk ; and has, with otli. : 
 — Cecil James Shuttleworth Holden, Gentleman, .'. 
 Seat — I^ackford Manor, Bury St. Edmunds. 
 
 ROBERT HENRY HOLDEN. Esquire, J. 1'. f,„ : 
 of Stafford. Bom Oct. 19, 1856, being the second 1. 
 surviving son of Edward 'I'homas Holden of Cilcneii 
 Barr, J. P., and M.P. for Walsall 1891-92, by i 
 Caroline, dau. of the late Robert Glass of l''.(li 
 Livery — Dark g^een coat, scarlet waistcoat, Ad; 
 bearings — Vert, a fesse engrailed erminois, lx'tw( 
 pheons erect, and in base a like pheon l)elwcen tw' 
 horns stringed all or; and impaling the arms oi 
 namely vert, on a fesse raguly argent, l>elwcen iw. 
 in chief and a rose in base of the last, barU'd ainl 
 proper, a cross couped sable. Mantling vert anU i,x 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vestr-i 
 sable, charged with a pile erminois, the hand pr<i|)rr, ' ' ' 
 ing a bugle-horn as in the arms, between two phcc] 
 or. Motto— "Holden." A/arr/W, 1889, Kthel Mai ^ 
 of Sir Benjamin Stone, Knight Bachelor, M.P. for lui 
 Birmingham, of Erdington, Warwickshire ; and has Issm 
 — Robert Edward Holden, Gentleman, b. Aug. 4, 1895 
 
 (2) Hyla Stone Holden, Gentleman, b. March 12, 190! 
 
 (3) Oscar Douglas Holden, Gentleman, b. 1904; Marg.irei 
 Elfrida ; Kathleen Mary Myfanwy ; and Dorothy Carolint 
 Rowena. Postal address — Rushall, Walsall, Staffs. 
 
 SSiR JOHN CHARLES HOLDER, first Baronn 
 (1898). D.L. for CO. of Worcester, and J, P. fonliai 
 county and for the city of Birmingham, High Slur " 
 CO. Worcester 1903-1904. Born Dec. 10, 1838, b-i 
 only son of Henry Holder of Malvern, Worcestcrsl. 
 his wife Maria. Livery — Blue with buff facings. Armorla! 
 bearings — Per pale dancett^e or and gules, three chcvronrK 
 
 ermine, in chief two trefoils counterchanged. Mantlinj 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, ti]' 
 battlements of a tower f>er pale or and argent, i 
 with a cross couped gules, a lion sejant per pale daiu... 
 azure and gules, resting the dexter fore-paw on an anch'* 
 argent. Married, Aug. 27, 1872, Geraldine Augusta 
 Baynton, dau. of John Williams Knipe ; and has hiut 
 — (i) Henry Charles Holder, Esq., b. May i, 1874; ^ 
 John Alexander Holder, Esq., b. Aug. 21, 1878; (3) 
 Alfred Ernest Holder, Esq., b. Nov. 22, 1879; (4) Norrnan 
 Francis Holder, Esq., b. Aug. 15, 1884; Geraldine MaW ; 
 
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 [ora Constance ; Edith Mary ; Kathleen Isabel ; Isabella 
 brothea; and Gladys Evelyn Austin. S^a/— Pitmaston, 
 oor Green, Birmingham. C/uds — Constitutional, Con- 
 -vative (Birmingham), Union (Birmingham). 
 
 ^IR EDWARD ALAN HOLDICH, G.C.B. (1904). Gen. 
 :'d Col. Lanes. Fusiliers, formerly of 80th and 20th 
 
 ;gts. Bern 1822, being the youngest son of the late Rev. 
 'lonias Holdich of Maidwell, co. Northampton, by Eliza 
 j.ura his wife. Clubs — Avmy and Navy. Armorial 
 parings — Or, on a chevron sable, cotised gules, three 
 liirtlets of the field, a chief vair, the escutcheon being sur- 
 wnded by a ribbon, and pendent his badge as a K.C.B. 
 lint Ing sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 (I the colours, a martlet sable in front of a cross patee 
 ijhc^e between two branches of palm or. Married, 1880, 
 Ijiily Hallward, dau. of the late Rev. Crosbie Morgell and 
 \jlow of George Goodwin Buckston. Residence — 19 On- 
 sjvv Square, London, S.W. 
 
 i' HENRY VANE FORESTER HOLDICH-HUN- 
 if GERFORD, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Northampton 
 ([gh Sheriff 1880). Born 1852, being the eldest son of the 
 \r. Henry Hungerford Holdich-Hungerford, Esq., D.L. of 
 lligley Park. co. Northampton, by Honoria, dau. of the 
 hi: Major Forester. Clubs - Boodle's, Pratt's. Armorial 
 hjirings — Quarterly i and 4, sable two bars argent, in chief 
 t|'e plates for Hungerford) ; 2 and 3 or, on a chevron 
 s;ile, colised gules, three mantlings of the field, a chief 
 v|- (for Holdich). Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 hi Crests, out of a ducal coronet or, a pepper garb of the 
 fil: between two sickles erect proper (for Hungerford) ; 
 2Hpon a wreath of the colours, a martlet sable in front of 
 ajoss pat^e fitchiie between two branches of palm or (for 
 P dich). Mottoes — " Et Dieu mon appui," " Stet for- 
 ti|v domus." Married, 1875, Augusta Louisa, youngest 
 . of Arthur Ward. 
 
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 (OLE (H. Coll.). Azure, three crescents in chevron or, 
 veen two horses courant in chief argent, and a unl- 
 et I's he:id erased in base of the last, armed and maned 
 oihe second. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a 
 xth of the colours, in front of a spear in pale proper, 
 led or, between two branches of palm vert, a demi- 
 li(l rampant azure, holding in the paws a crescent gold. 
 M|tO — " Frasna vel aurea nolo." Livery — Dark purple 
 scarlet waistcoat. 
 Son of Very Rev. Dean Samuel Reynolds Hole, b. 
 1820 ; d. 1904 ; ni. 23 May i86r, Caroline, eld. d. of 
 John Francklin, Esq., J. P., of Gonalston, co. Notting- 
 ham, and Great Barford, co. Bedford : — 
 imuel Hugh Francklin Hole, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, 
 J.] of Orange River Colony, b. 16 Oct. 1862; m. 1888, 
 Gdldine, d. of C. Markham, Esq., J. P., of Tapton House, 
 
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 Sa uel John Markham Hole, Gentleman. Seat — Caunton 
 M or, Newark. Res. — 24 Lower Seymour Street, Port- 
 mi Square, Ww 
 
 OLFORD, see GWYNNE-HOLFORD. 
 
 ^THOMAS HOLFORD, Esq., J. P. and D.L. cos. 
 la Cardigan and Dorset, High Sheriff Dorset 1883, 
 5<> vNov. 14, 1833, being the seventh son of the late 
 Jof Holford of Rusholme, near Manchester, by his wife 
 An' dau. of John Shaw of Manchester. Clubs — Oxford 
 anCambridge, Nimrod. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 ernjie and erminois, upon a mount in base vert, a grey- 
 hoTJd passant sable, collared or. Mantling vert and 
 argit. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, 
 theifrom in front of a greyhound's head sable, gorged with 
 a c'lar gemel and holding in the mouth a fleur-de-lis or, 
 the'un rising in splendour proper. Motto — " Toujours 
 fid(." Matried, Oct. 13, 1869, Margaret, dau. of Pryse 
 Louden of Gogerddon, co. Cardigan; and has Issue — 
 (1) imes Henry Edward Holford, Gentleman, b. Dec. 22, 
 187 (2) Thomas Pryse Arthur Holford, Gentleman, h. 
 Au: 7, 1876 ; (3) John Carbury Holford, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 26, 878 ; (4) Charles Frederick Holford, Gentleman, b. 
 Sep 2, 1879; Margaret Ann [/«. , Feb. 8, 1893, Malcolm 
 Jan 5 Russell Dundas] ; and Gwendolen Alice. Seat — 
 Cai; Hill, Buckland Newton, Dorchester. 
 
 I )LLAND, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 FRANCIS DERMOTT HOLLAND, Esquire, J. P. 
 Born 1828, being the eldest son of Francis Holland, Esq., 
 J. P., of Cropthorne (who assumed by Royal Licence, June 
 25, 1872, the additional surname and arms of Corbett), by 
 his wife Jane, eldest dau. of William Warry of West Coker, 
 CO. Somerset. Armorial bearings (of Corbett) — Argent, 
 two ravens in pale sable, charged on the body with three 
 ermine spots, two and one or, a bordure gules, bezantde. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a raven sable, charged with three ermine spots or, 
 holding in the beak a sprig of holly. Married, 1850, 
 Annie, younger dau. of Ellis Fletcher of Clifton House, 
 Lancashire ; and has Issue— {x) Francis Corbett Holland, 
 Esq., J. P., b. 1852 [>«., 1893, Marie, dau. of Edward 
 Charles Rudge of Ablx,-y Manor, Evesham ; and had issue, 
 a dau.] ; (2) Ellis Charles Holland, Esq., Lieut.-Col. 
 R.H.A. ; (3) Walter Dermott Holland, Esq., Major and 
 Brevet-Lt.-Col. Worcs. Regt. ; Annie L. ; Alice B. ; Louise 
 C. ; and Mary B. Seat— Cropthorne Court, Pershore. 
 
 STEPHEN TAPRELL HOLLAND, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Herts. Born 1843, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Holland, J. P., ofSeaford House, Sussex, by his wife Hannah, 
 eldest dau. and co-heir of William Hall. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Per pale azure and argent, a lion rampant guardant 
 between six fleurs-de-lis in pale on a chief, also per pale a 
 bar engrailed flory counterflory all counterchanged. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a wolf passant azure, charged 
 on the body with a bar engrailed couped flory counterflory, 
 and resting the dexter paw on a fleur-de-lis argent. Motto 
 — "In lumine laetens." Clubs — Union, Royal London 
 Yacht (Cowes). Residence — Great Otterspool House, 
 Aldenham, Herts. 
 
 HOLLAND (H. Coll.). Quarterly gules and argent, 
 a cross quarterly, in the first quarter a branch of oak 
 fructed and slipped, in the second and third a rose, and 
 in the fourth a dove close, the whole counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a dove close argent, holding in 
 the beak an acorn slipped or, between two roses gules, 
 stalked leaved and shpped proper. Motto — " Animo et 
 fido." 
 
 Son of Robert Holland of Heronsgale, Rickmansworth, 
 Herts :— 
 
 Alfred Robert Holland, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Leesons, St. Paul's Cray, Kent. 
 
 CORBETT HOLLAND -CORBETT, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Gloucester. Born 1830, being the younger son of the late 
 Francis HoUand-Corbett of Admington Hall, and of Crop- 
 thorne, CO. Worcester, by Jane, eldest dau. of William 
 Warry of West Coker, Somerset. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, two ravens in pale sable, each charged on the body 
 with three ermine spots, two and one or, a bordure gules, 
 bezant6e. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a raven sable, charged with 
 three ermine spots as in the arms, and holding in the beak 
 a sprig of holly proper. Married, first, 1851, Amelia, dau. 
 of James Givens; second, 1890, Frances Edith, widowof John 
 Ford, Esq., J. P., and eldest dau. of George Wade of Manor 
 House, Tadmarton, Oxon. ; and has, with other Issue — 
 Katharina Louisa Jane {in., 1875, Thomas Cradock of 
 Quorn, co. Leicester]. 
 
 5 ARTHUR HENRY HOLLAND-HIBBERT, Es- 
 quire, commonly known as the Hon. Arthur Henry 
 Hoi land- Hibbert, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant for the county of Hertford (High Sheriff 1891), 
 formerly in Royal Navy (retired as Acting Sub- Lieutenant). 
 Born March 19, 1855, being the second son (twin with eldest) 
 of the Right Honourable the first Viscount Knutsford, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter 
 of Nathaniel Hibbert, and assumed the additional name and 
 arms of Hibbert by Royal Licence 1876. Club — White's. 
 Livery — Black, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms: Quarterly i and 4, ermine on a bend 
 nebuly sable, three crescents argent, in the sinister chief 
 point a cross botton^e fitch^e of the second (for Hibbert) ; 
 2 and 3 per. pale argent and azure, sem6e-de-lis, a lion ram- 
 pant guardant, counterchanged, debruised by a bendlet en- 
 grailed gules (for Holland). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 argent ; and for his OrMtl, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a dexter cubit arm erect proper, vested azure, 
 cuff ermine, holding in the hand a crescent argent, a dcmi- 
 catherine-whcel also argent (for Hibbert) ; a. out of a crown 
 valiery or, a domi-lion guardant |>er bend argent and azure, 
 chared with a bcndlot engrailed, counterchanged, and 
 holding in the dexter paw a lleur-dc-lis argent (for Ilolland). 
 A/artif</, Novemlier s, 1884, Ellen, eldest daughter of Sir 
 Wilfrid l^wson, and liaronet, of Brayton, Carlisle ; and has 
 /stut — (1) Thurstan Holland-Hibbert, Esquire, born June 
 19, 1888; (a) Wilfrid Holland-Hibbert, Gentleman, born 
 January 4, 1893 : ^"'^ Elsie. Estates — Munden, Watford, 
 in the county of Hertford ; Langtoft, Market Deeping, 
 in the county of Lincoln. Postal address — Munden, 
 Watford. 
 
 HOLLINSHEAD, see BLUNDELL - HOLLINS- 
 HEAD-BLUNDELL. 
 
 MOLLIS {a3 Oct. 190a). Ermine, two piles issuing from 
 dexter and sinister liendwise sable, each charged with a 
 boar's head erased or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Orest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of an arrow 
 erect gules, a chaplct of roses or, surmounted by a boar's 
 head erased azure. MottO — ' ' Festina lenle." 
 
 Son of late William Mellet Hollis, J. P. Iwrough of 
 Brighton, m. Elizabeth, d. of George Ainslie : — 
 George Hollis, Gentleman, B.A. Cantab., Barrister-at- 
 Law (Inner Temple), b. 6 Dec. 1843; m. 27 April 1872, 
 Susannah d. of Francis Smith, Solicitor, of Highgate, 
 Middx., and Widdington, Essex; and has surv. issue — 
 (il George Mercer Hollis, Gentleman, b. 13 March 1873; 
 
 ia) Alfred Claud Hollis, Gentleman, b. 12 May 1874; 
 3) Frederick James Hollis, Gentleman, b. 10 July 1878; 
 4) Francis Septimus Hollis, Gentleman, b. 10 Nov. 1884; 
 S) Arthur Smith Hollis, Gentleman, b. 20 Aug. 1886; 
 Elisabeth Sarah ; and Emily Margaret. Res. — 47 Dart- 
 mouth Park Hill, London. N.W. 
 
 ANTHONY MAY CAPRON HOLLIST, Gentleman. 
 Born July 19, 1873, being the eldest son of Lieut.-Col. 
 
 Edward Ommanney Hollist, J. P. [to whom refer], by his 
 wife Ellen l.ydia, tiau. of Nathan Wethcrell of I'ashicy 
 Sussex. Armorial bearings— Sable, on a bend lieiween ;i 
 Ijreyhounii couranl bendways in chief and a (lolpliin huuriam 
 m base argent, three torteaux, on a chief of the second, ilircc 
 sprigs of strawberry fructed proper. Mantling s;(blc jind 
 argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, between iwo 
 sprigs of strawberry as in the arms, a dexicr arm emlxjwtd 
 in armour, the hand within a gauntlet holding a spin.,! 
 holly all protjer. Mottoes — " Currendo" ; and " Cl.u 
 Capron.' Married, 190a, Katherine, only child of 1 
 dore Barker, Solicitor of Gray's Inn. Residence — Ejisi i.ini 
 West Meon, Petersfield. 
 
 S EDWARD OMMANNEY HOLLIST, Esquire. J.P. 
 and D.L., Lieut.-Col. late R.A. Bom July 9, 1838! 
 being the eldest son of Hasler Hollist, Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L., by his wife Francis Gcorgiana, eldest dau. of .Sir 
 Francis Molyneux Ommanney. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, on a bend between a greyhound courant Ixindways 
 in chief and a dolphin hauriant in base argent, three 
 torteaux, on a chief of the second, three sprigs of straw 
 berry fructed proper. Mantling sable and argent. C^eit 
 — On a wreath of the colours, between two sprigs of straw- 
 berry as in the arms, a dexter arm embowed in armour, tin- 
 hand within a guantlet holding a sprig of holly all proper. 
 
 currcm^o: 
 
 Mottoes— "Currendo." and over the crest, "Gardez le 
 Capron." Married, June 29, 1865, Ellen Lydia, dau. of 
 Nathan Wetherell of Pasiiley. Sussex ; and has lssiu—\\\ 
 Anthony May Capron Hollist. Gentleman, b. July 19. 1873; 
 (2) Gerald Wetherell Capron Hollist, Gentleman, b. July 16. 
 1877 ; May Capron ; Lilian Capron [m. Herbert C. Barnes I 
 Seat — Lodsworth. near Petworth. Sussex. Club— Con- 
 stitutional. 
 
 HENRY CALTHROP HOLLWAY - CALTHROP. 
 Esq., J.P. for Norfolk. Bursar of Eton College. Born 
 1856, being the only son of the late James HoUway. Esq-j 
 D.L., of Stanhoe, by his first wife Mary Esther, only child 
 of the late John Calthrop of Stanhoe Hall ; assumed the 
 
 is the Military Oockade. 
 
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 lidditional name and arms of Calthrop by Royal License 
 n 1878, under the will of his maternal grandfather. C/u6s 
 -Brooks's, Wellington. Armorial bearings— Chequy or 
 Lnd azure, on a fesse nebuly ermine, between two cotises 
 i)f the last, a rose gules between two caltraps (for Calthrop); 
 «! and 3 gules, on a fesse, between in chief three crescents 
 ind in base another all or, three pallets sable (for Hollway). 
 ilantling azure and or : and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 k-reath of the colours, in front of a boar's head couped at 
 he neck azure, collared gemel and or, three annulets inter- 
 iiced gold (for Calthotp) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 goat's head couped argent, semde of crescents, and hold- 
 ig in the mouth two trefoils slipped all gules. Motto — 
 'Quperere verum." Married, 1879, Wilhelmina, dau. of 
 )avid Ralston. Seat — Stanhoe Hall, near King's Lynn. 
 
 BRYAN HOLME HOLME, Esquire, late Capt. 88th 
 Regiment. Born May 4, 1821, being the eldest son of the 
 ite Rev. Henry James Holme of PauU-Holme, by his 
 me Margaret, only dau. and heiress of Capt. George 
 Mangles, 6oth Regiment. Armorial bearings — Barry 
 B six or and azure, on a canton argent, a chaplet gules. 
 Bantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 holly tree fructed proper. Motto — "Holme semper viret." 
 tarried, Sept. 6, 1849, Catherine Margaret, eldest dau. of 
 ren. the Hon. Sir Patrick Stuart, son of the loth Lord 
 lantyre, by Catherine Henrietta, granddau. of the ist 
 ■ord Rodney; and by her had Issue — (i) Charles Henry 
 lolme. Gentleman, b. Sept. 27, 1853 \in., Dec. 15, 1886, 
 va Magdalen, elder dau. of Rev. Canon and Hon. Mrs. 
 [achell] ; (2) Bryan Francis Holme, Esq., Major (the Buffs) 
 ast Kent Regiment ; (3) Arthur Rodney Holme, Gentle- 
 , an, b. April 22, 1858 ; Catherine Mary ; Louisa Stuart ; 
 id Beatrice Ellen. 5m/— PauU-Holme, Hedon, co. York. 
 
 HOLMES, see HOLMES-TARN. 
 
 GEORGE JOHN HOLMES, Esquire, High Sheriff 
 78, late 7th Dragoon Guards. Born Aug. 5, 1813 being 
 fourth son of the late Rev. Thomas Holmes by his 
 cond wife Margaret Jermyn, dau. of John Tuthill of 
 alesworth, Suffolk. Armorial beaxings— Barry of eight 
 and azure, a bordure nebuly ermine, on a canton of the 
 cond a chaplet of roses proper. Mantling azure and or. 
 'est — Out of a crown vallery or, the rim charged with three 
 nulets in fesse azure, a stag's head ermine, attired gold. 
 'arried, July 15, 1836, Georgina, dau. of William Armit of 
 ablin ; and has Issue — (i) George Armit Holmes, Gentle- 
 in, b. Dec. 26, 1837, d. 1875 ; (2) John Holmes, Gentle- 
 in, b. Dec. 3, 1841 \in., firstly, 1868, Louisa, dau. of Col. 
 ack (she d. 1873) ; and secondly, 1879, Ella, dau. of J. Pit- 
 irn Campbell of Burton Hall ; and has with other issue, 
 hn Seaman Holmes, Gentleman, b. Nov. 7, 1880, Elec- 
 1 cal Engineers, South Africa] ; (3) 'Phomas Holmes, Gentle- 
 m, Retired Commander R. N., Inspector of Lifeboats, b. 
 ly 23, 1852 Sjti., firstly, 1883, Henrietta Louisa, dau. of 
 Iward Howes of Morningthorpe Manor, Norfolk ; and by 
 Ir (who d. 1888) has issue, Susan; and secondly, 1891, 
 . ;nes Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Admiral of the Fleet Sir 
 'lomas Symonds, d. 1892]; Georgina Grace \m., 1864, 
 Jlmiral Sir John Corbett, K.C.B. , of Horstead House, 
 brfolk]; Ellen \_m., 1867, George Tuthill Borrett, Barrister- 
 ; Law, who d. 1892] ; Margaret, d. 1885 ; and Mary, d. 
 \ ^ig. Seat—V>xoo\& Hall, Norwich. 
 
 lOLMES (U.O.). Argent, a lion rampant sable, armed 
 : J langued gules, charged on the shoulders with three 
 tjidlets or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 vj:ath of the colours, a buck's head couped proper, charged 
 vh three bendlets as in the arms. Motto — " Dum spiro 
 b ro." 
 
 Sons of Robert Holmes of Moycashel, b. 1803 ; d. 
 
 1870; m. 1842, Jane, d. of William Henn, Master in 
 
 Chancery : — 
 iir Robert William Arbuthnot Holmes, K.C.B. , J. P., 
 1 -rister-at-Law, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Clerk of the 
 I )wn and Hanaper 1880-2, and since then Treasury 
 1 luembrancer and Dep. Paym.-Gen. in Ireland, ^. 1843 ; 
 1 1871, Isabella, only d. of J. Faviere Elrington, LL.D., 
 (.'.., Recorder of Londonderry ; and has issue— (i) Arthur 
 limes, Esq., b. 1876; (2) Robert Holmes, Esq., b. 1890; 
 lith; Norah ; Mabel; Isabella; Evelyn; Iris; and 
 1 rriet. Estate — Moycashel. Res.— 2^ Upper Fitzwilliam 
 S 3et, Dublin. C/«/5— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 William Henn Holmes, Gentleman, formerly East Indian 
 Civ. Serv., b. I846; m. 1872, Rachel, d. of John Scott 
 Russell, F. R.S. ; and has issue— Madeline ; and Beatrice. 
 Club — East India United Service. 
 
 George Charles Vincent Holmes, Esq., C.V.O., C.B., 
 Chairman of the Board of Works in Ireland since 1901, 
 b. 1848 ; m. 1880, Louisa Eugenia, d. of Charles Grcenstreet 
 Addison ; and has issue — Robert Gerard Addison Holmes, 
 Gentleman, b. 1881. Res. — Dornden, Booterstown, co. 
 Dublin. Clubs — Kildare Street (Dublin), Orleans. 
 
 Edmond Gore Alexander Holmes, Gentleman,*. 1850; 
 m. 1880, Florence, d. of Capt. P. M. Syme, R.A. ; and 
 has surv. issue — Maurice Holmes, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; and 
 Florence Ruth. Res. — 6 Eslington Road, Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 Thomas Rice Edward Holmes, Gentleman, Litt. D., 
 b. 1855 ; m. 1888, Eliza Isabel, d. of Lionel Isaacs of 
 Mandeville, Jamaica. Res. — 
 
 HOLT, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 EDWARD HOLT, Esquire, J. P. Armorial bearings 
 — Per chevron argent and or, two fleurs-de-lis in pale sable 
 between as many mountain ash-trees fructed and eradi- 
 cated proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Two 
 arms embowed in armour sable, each charged on the 
 forearm with a fleur-de-lis or, and holding in the hands 
 gauntleted also sable, a mountain ash-tree as in the arms. 
 Motto— "Vincere est vivere." Residences — Woodthorpe, 
 Prestwich, Lanes; Blackwell, Westmorland. 
 
 HOLY (formerly— t. 1757— Hawley) [H. Coll.]. Vert, on 
 a saltire between two annulets in pale and as many swans 
 in fesse argent, a cross crosslet gules. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — An antelope's head couped holding in 
 the mouth a branch of holly all proper. Motto — "Suivez 
 moi." Livery — Green, gilt buttons, scarlet waistcoat, gold 
 hatband. 
 
 Eldest and only surv. d. of Thomas Beard Holy, Gen- 
 tleman, b. 1798; d. 1867; m. 1838, Elizabeth, d. of 
 George Heald : — 
 Elizabeth Heald Holy. Res. — Willoughby House, 
 Leamington ; West Lodge, Endcliffe. 
 
 S WILLIAM BURY HOMAN-MULOCK, Esq.. J. P. 
 and D.L., King's Co. (High Sheriff 1895) and West- 
 meath, late H.M.I.C.S. (Bombay). Born April 19, 1841, 
 being the sixth son of the late Thomas Honian-Mulock, Esq., 
 of Etellair [who assumed by Royal License, March 3, 1843, 
 
 the name and arms ot Homan-Mulock], High Sheriff 
 1849, by his wife Frances Sophia, eldest daughter of John 
 Berry of Cloneen. Clubs — East India United Service, 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure a cross moline quarter-pierced, in the dexter 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 iDom 
 
 IDoo 
 
 chief a fetterlock argent (for Mulock) ; a and 3 vert, on & 
 chevron argent, between three pheons |x>ints downwards 
 or, as many trcfoib slipped proper (Tor Homan). Mant- 
 ling axurc and or^nt ; and for his Orest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion passant azure, in the dexter paw a 
 crou crosslel litch«Hr }»ulos. Motto — " Inhocsigno vinces." 
 Jftsidttut—licWair, liallycumlwr, King's Co. 
 
 HOMAN-MULOCK (R.L., 1843, U.O.). Quarterly, 1 
 and 4, azure, a cross moline, quarter-oierccd, and in the 
 dexter chief a fetterlock argent (Mulock) ; 3 and 3, vert, on 
 a chevron argent between three pheons ix>ints downwards 
 or, as many trefoils slipped proper (Homan). Mantling 
 azure and argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours , a 
 lion passant azure, in the dexter paw a cross crosslct fitchde 
 gules. Motto — " In hoc signo vinces." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Hon>an - Mulock, Esq. (formerly 
 Molloy), High Sheriff King's Co. 1849, d. 1798; a. 
 1889; M. i8a8, Frances Sophia, d. of John Berry of 
 Cloneen, King's Co. : — 
 
 Richard Homan Homan-Mulock, Gentleman, d. 1836. 
 Ifes.— 
 
 William Bury Homan-Mulock, Esq. {f.v.). 
 
 Henry Pilkington Homan-Mulock, Gentlem.in, 
 H. M. I.C.S. , d. 1846. AVj.— 
 
 Fr.ances Berry Homan-Mulock, Esq., J. P. King's Co. 
 (High Sheriff 1903), late Bengal Civ. Serv., d. 1848; m. 
 1878, Ethel Annie, d. of Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Nicholas 
 Coventry Braddon, P.C. , K.C. M.G. , Premier of Tasmania ; 
 and has issue (i) Edward Homan Homan-Mulock, Gentle- 
 man, d. 1881 ; Frances Ethel [m. 1900, Claude Beddinglon] ; 
 and Enid Hester Nina. Seat — Ballycumber House, King's 
 Co. Ciui — East India United Service. 
 
 HOME, see MILNE-HOME and STIRLING-HOME- 
 DRUMMOND, 
 
 S ARCHIBALD FRASER HOME, Esquire, Captain 
 nth (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars. Bom Sept. 14, 
 
 rampant, between two piles engrailed issuing from the chirf 
 argent, all within a bordure of the last, charge! with three 
 papingoes of the first, beaked and memlxTrd gules, alter- 
 nately with as many oinquefoils of the last. Mantling vert, 
 doubled argent. Orest On a wreath of his livt-ries, a lion's 
 head erased proper, collared sable, charged with a llcur-de- 
 lis or, and in an escrol over the same this Motto, " True to 
 the end." Married, Oct. 17, 1900, Violet, second dau, of 
 William Knox D'Arcy, Esq., D.L., of Stanmorc Hall, 
 Middlesex ; and has /w««— Douglas Archilmld Frederick 
 Home, Gentleman, b. Aug. 7, 1901. C/«*— Cavalry. 
 
 HOO, quartered by CON VERS. 
 
 HOOD, see COCKBURN-HOOD. 
 
 ARCHIBALD HOOD, Esquire, Justice of the Pmcc 
 for CO. Glamorgan and borough of Cardiff, Ch.-iirman of 
 the Vale of Glamorgan Railway, Chairman of the Glamorgan 
 Coal Co. (Ld.), Chairman of the Lothian Coal Co. (Ld.), 
 Deputy-Chairman of the Barry Railway. Horn June 4, 
 1833, being the eldest son of the late Robert Hood, colliery 
 owner, by his wife Ann, n/e Raeburn. Armorial bearingi 
 
 1874, being the eldest son of Col. F. J. Home, C.S.I., Royal 
 Engineers (retired), and his wife Constance Stanley, dau. of 
 F. J. S. McGowan. Armorial bearings— Vert, a lion 
 
 —Quarterly, ermine and vert, over all a bend or, < 
 with a stag in full speed proper, between two mullets 
 of the second. Upon the escutcheon is pl.iced a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a niantliug vert doubled argent; 
 and upon a wreatli of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi- 
 archer clothed and accoutred, holding a bow and arrow in 
 full draught proper; with the Motto, " Olim sic eraL" 
 Married, April 24, 1854, Cochrina, eldest daughter of 
 William Walker, colliery owner; and has Issue — (i) Robert 
 Kaeburn Hood, Gentleman, born June 20, 1856; (2) William 
 Walker Hood, Gentleman, born September 6, 1857; (3) 
 James Archibald Hood, Gentleman, born August 2, 1859; 
 (4) Archibald Hood, Gentleman, born May 4, 1861 ; and 
 Eliza Agnes Walker [married Walter Rayner Shirley, and 
 has issue]. Postal address — Cardiff. Clubs — Conslilu- 
 tional. Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 JAMES HOOLE, Esquire, C.M.G., Col. 3rd Bait. 
 P. W.O. Yorkshire Regt., Captain Reserve of Officers, J.H. 
 CO. of Oxford, served in South African War 1900-1, men- 
 tioned in despatches. Born 1850, being the second and only 
 surviving son of the late Francis Hoole of Edgefield, Brad- 
 field, Yorks, and Moorlodge, Sheffield, by his wife Martha, 
 dau. of James Hoole of London. Armorial bearings- 
 Barry of six or and gules, in bend as many roses counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle displayed gules, each wmg 
 charged with two roses, and transfixed through the mouth 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ith a tilting-spear paleways or. Motto— " Flectas non 
 fanges." Married, 1882, Mary Violet, only dau. of Rev. 
 
 ichard Hickman, Rural Dean and Rector of Birdingbury, 
 t/arwickshire, and Old Swinford, Worcestershire; and has 
 
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 -(i) Francis \\illi;im Hoole, Gentleman, b. May 9, 
 13 ; (2) Lionel Rokeby Hoole, Gentleman, b. Feb. 25, 
 15; (3) James Percival Richard Hoole, Gentleman, 
 April 10, 1900 ; Ethel Josephine ; and Margaret Alice 
 J|xy. Seat — The Manor House, Headington, Oxford. 
 
 Colonel WILLIAM WRIGHT HOOLE, J. P. for 
 Gloucestershire and for the West Riding of Yorks. , 
 fdnerly Lieut-Col. and Hon. Col. P. W.O. Yorkshire Regt. 
 (J39-1893), being the eldest son of H. H. E. Hoole, 
 Eji., J. P., F.S.A., of Ravenfield Park, Yorks. Armorial 
 b|,rings — Per fesse or and gules, on a pale two roses all 
 ointerchanged, and on an escutcheon of pretence the arms 
 oiVilliams, namely or, on a fesse engrailed, between three 
 b;ls' heads caboshed sable, two bezants. Mantling' gules 
 ai or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 at;agle displayed per fesse or and gules, each wing charged 
 w*! a rose counterchanged, surmounted by a rainbow 
 piper. Motto — " Sp)es mea Deus. " A/a/'r/cf^, 1868, Mary 
 C E. (who died 1869), only dau. of the late Rev. Canon 
 G . Williams, Rector of Winchingford, co. Worcester, and 
 ^ 'moor House, Gloucester. Seat — Chavenage House, 
 Tbury, Gloucester. C/a^— Junior United Service. 
 
 DMUND HUNTLY HOOPER, Esquire, formerly 
 C t. 3rd Battalion Warwicksliire Regiment, B.A. of the 
 U versity of O.vfurd, J. P. co. Hants. Born Jan. 31, 1845, 
 bt g tlie eldest son of the late Rev. Webster Frederick 
 Miry Hooper, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. of the Uni- 
 VI iiy of Duljlin, Incumbent of Withingt^n, co. Lancaster, 
 b\iis wife Mary, dau. of Edmund Wright of Mauliieth 
 Hi, near Manchester. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Alls : Argent, fretty gules, a castle sable, and impaling 
 th irms of Stuart, namely, quarterly i. or, a lion rampant 
 \N i in a double tressure flory and counterflory gules (for 
 St land) ; 2. or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, in chief 
 a bel of three points gules (for Stuart) ; 3. argent, a 
 sa re engrailed between four roses gules (for Lennox) ; 
 4. r, a lion rampant gules (for Macduff), all within a 
 bclure compony azure and argent. Upon the escutcheon 
 is laced a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gi;s and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 
 colours, in front of a lion's head erased sable, a fret argent ; 
 with the Motto, "Gnrde bien." Married, January 16, 
 1867, Alice Maud, commonly known as Ladv Alice Maud, 
 daughter of the Right Honourable Charles Knox Stuart, 
 fourth Earl of Castlestuart ; and has Issue — \\) Stuart 
 Huntly Hooper, Gentleman, late Capt. Royal Horse Ar- 
 tillery, b. December 20, 1867 ; (2) Gerald Huntly Hooper, 
 Gentleman, b. October 23, 1873 ; and Sybil Maud Marie. 
 Residence— '&\i&\\y Hill, Christchurch. C/k(>— Windham. 
 
 GEORGE GLASS HOOPER, Gentleman. Born June 4, 
 1864, being the second son of the late Samuel Hooper of 
 Hatherleigh, co. Devon, by his wife Sarah, dau. and coheir 
 of Thomas Glass of South Yeo, co. Devon. Livery - Black, 
 with lemon facings. Armorial bearings— Per fesse indented 
 or and sable, in fesse two fleurs-de-lis. a tower in chief and a 
 gryphon passant in base all counterchanged, and impaling 
 the arms of Montefiore, namely, per pale gules and azure, on 
 a chevron between three dcmi-lions or, as many crosses 
 moline of the first. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an Esquire's helmet proper between 
 two wings per fesse indented or and sable, each charged 
 
 with as many fleurs-de-lis paleways counterchanged. Motto 
 — "Non nobis solum. " Married, July 16, 1890, Annabel 
 Mary Guitton, sixth dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Law 
 Montefiore, M.A., Rector of Catherston, co. Dorset, and 
 Rural Dean, by his wife Katherine, dau. and heir of the late 
 Rev. Edward Cowell Brice of Frenchay, co. Glos., and 
 latterly Vicar of Newnham, co. Glos.; and has Issue — 
 Dulcie Evelyn Glass ; and Joyce Durbin Glass. Resi- 
 dence— jp Palace Court, Bayswater, W. Clubs— C'\t.y 
 Carlton, Hurlinghani, New (Brighton). 
 
 JAMES HOOPER, Gentleman. Born , being the 
 
 son of the late William Hooper of " The Walnuts," Hather- 
 leigh, CO. Devon. Armorial bearings-Per fesse indented 
 or and sable, in fesse two fleurs-de-lis, a tower in chief and 
 a griffin passant in base, all counterchanged. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an es- 
 quire's helmet proper, betw(;en two wings per fesse indented 
 or and sable, each charged with as many fleurs-de-lis pale- 
 ways counterchanged. Motto— " Non nobis solum." Re- 
 sidence—The Walnuts, Hatherleigh, co. Devon. 
 
 S HENRY WALTER HOPE, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for 
 East Lothian and co. Fife ; late Capt. East Lothian and 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 i0op 
 
 I0OP 
 
 Berwick Yeomanry, and formerly Capt. Grenadier Guards. 
 Borm 1839, being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late George Wnliam Hope, Esq., M.P.. of Luffness, by 
 Caroline Georgiano, dau. of the Inte KiRht Hon. Henry 
 jaines. Lord MontagU' Armorial bearmgi — Quarterly 
 I and 4, asurc, on a chevron or, iK-twccn three l>ezants, a Ixiy 
 leaf slipped vert, within a bordiire argent ; a and 3 grand 
 quarters, i. azure, a lion rampant argent, imperially crowned 
 
 mounted by a rainbow proper. Motto — " Atspesinfracta.' 
 Martitd, 1885. Lady Mary Catherine Constance, sister of 
 Rt. Hon. Archibald, 5th Earl of Rosebery ; and has Issyt- 
 George Ever.arrI Hope, Gentleman, b. 1886. i"<ra/— Luffness 
 Drem. N.B. 6V«* -Travellers', S.W. 
 
 JAMES FITZALAN HOPE, Esquire, of Heron's Ghyll 
 Uckfield, Sussex, J.P. for E, Sussex. Born IJeccmber n 
 
 or ; ii. or, a lion rampant gules, debruised by a ribbon sable ; 
 iii. argent, three piles gules; iiii. or, a fesse cheque azure 
 and argent, surmounted of a bend sable, charged with three 
 buckU's of the first ; over the second and third grand quar- 
 ters, on an escutcheon of pretence argent, a man's heart 
 ensigned with an Imfserial crown proper, on a chief azure 
 three mullets of the field. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a broken globe, sur- 
 
 1870, being the only son of the late James Robert Hope 
 Scott of Abbotsford, Esquire, by his wife the Lady Vic- 
 toria Alexandrina, eldest daughter of the Most Noble 
 Sir Henry Granville Fitzalan-Howard, fourteenth Duke 
 of Norfolk, K.G. Livery — Blue, with gilt buttons. 
 Armorial bearings— Azure, on a chevron or, between 
 three bezants, a bay-leaf slipped vert, a bordure ermine 
 for difference. MantUng azure doubled or; and upon 
 
 ^ la the Military Cockade. 
 
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 k wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a broken globe 
 tiurmounted of a rainbow proper ; and in a scroll above, 
 [his Motto, "At spes infracta." Married, November 15, 
 ftSga, Mabel Ellen, second daughter of Francis Riddell, 
 Esq. , J. P. , of Cheeseburn Grange, Northumberland ; and has 
 vssue—(i) Arthur Oswald Hope, Gentleman, b. 1897; (2) 
 Henry John Hope, Gentleman, b. 1899; and Joan Mary. 
 beat — Heron's Ghyll, Uckfield, Sussex. 67«^— Carlton. 
 
 §JOHN HOPE, Esquire, Capt. R.N. (retired), J. P. and 
 D. L. Borft Jan. 30, 1843, being the eldest son of the 
 ;ion. Charles Hope (third son of Rt. Hon. the 4th Earl of 
 ^opetoun), by his wife Isabella Helen, commonly known as 
 ady Isabella Helen, eldest daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able Thomas Douglas, fifth Earl of Selkirk, Clubs — Naval 
 ind Military, New Club (Edinburgh). J.ivery -'R\\xe, with 
 ;ilt buttons, black and yellow striped waistcoat. Armorial 
 learings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure 
 
 t a chevron or between three bezants, a bay-leaf slipped 
 It, a mullet of the second in chief for difference (for 
 ffm) ; 2 and 3 (for Douglas) ; counterquartered i. argent, 
 man's heart imperially crowned proper, on a chief 
 Jure, three mullets of the field ; 2. quarterly i. azure, a 
 n rampant argent, crowned or ; ii. or, a lion rampant 
 les, surmounted of a ribbon sable ; iii. argent, three piles 
 les ; iiii. or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, surmounted 
 . a bend sable, charged with three buckles of the first ; 3. 
 I arterly i. and iiii. gules, three cinquefoils ermine ; ii. and 
 1 argent, a lymphad, sails furled sable, flagged gules ; 4. 
 ;ies, a lion rampant argent, armed and langued azure, 
 'thin a bordure of the second, charged with ten roses of the 
 ijt, barbed vert. Upon the escutclieon is placed a helmet 
 1 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 h Crests, i. upon a wreath of the liveries, a broken globe 
 ; -mounted of a rainbow proper, and in an escroU above 
 t; Motto, "At spes infracta" (for Hope) ; 3. on a cap of 
 uintenance, a salamander in Hames proper, and in an 
 croll above the Motto, "Jamais arriere" (for Douglas). 
 jirried, August 13, 1872, Rebecca Marion, second 
 (lighter of tlie late Peter Blackburn, Esquire, of Kil- 
 1 rn, in the county of Stirling, Member of Parliament 
 
 for the county of Stirling ; and has Issue — Charles 
 Dunbiir Hope, Esq., Captain Royal Field Artillery, J. P. 
 and D. L. for the Stewartry of Kiriicudbright, born July 12, 
 1873; Helen Jacqueline [»/., Nov. 1901, Alan Burns of 
 Cumbernauld, Dumbartonshire, and has issue] ; and 
 Katherine Marion. Postal address — St. Mary's Isle, Kirk- 
 cudbright, N.B. 
 
 HOPE (H. Coll.). Azure, a dove volant proper, holding 
 in the beak a sprig of olive vert, and two anchors erect in 
 chief argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an anchor fesswise argent, thereon 
 a dove close proper, beaked and legged gules, holding in 
 the beak a sprig of olive vert, the whole surmounted by a 
 rainbow also proper. Motto — " Spes semper fidelis." 
 
 Son of late John Edwin Hope of Hay, co. Brecon : — 
 
 James William Hope, Esq,, Major of Artillery, J. P., 
 b, . Res. — Fremantle, Western Australia. 
 
 HOPE of Craighall, &c. (matric. c. 1672-7 and 1780). 
 Azure, a chevron or, between three bezants. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — A broken terrestrial globe 
 surmounted by a rainbow issuing out of clouds at either 
 end ail proper. Motto— ' ' At spes infracta. " 
 
 Son of Sir John Hope, nth Bart., M.P., b. 1781 ; 
 
 d. 1853 ; m. 1805, Anne, d. of Sir John Wedderburn, 
 
 6th Bart. , of Blackness and Ballindean : — 
 
 Sir Alexander Hope, 15th Bart., of Craighall (29 Feb. 
 
 1628), chief of his name, J. P. co. Midlothian, late B.C.S. 
 
 [Supporters — On either side a female, the emblem of Hope, 
 
 in vestments vert, on the head a garland of flowers and 
 
 resting the exterior hand on an anchor projjer], b, 22 Oct. 
 
 1824, succeeded his brother 1898. Seat — Pinkie House, 
 
 Musselburgh, Midlothian. Club — New (Edinburgh), 
 
 Hope of Hopetoun (matric. 1673, 1702, and 31 Dec. 
 1902). Same arms, but charged on the chevron with a bay- 
 leaf vert. Same crest. Motto — " At spes non fracta." 
 
 Son of John Alexander Hope, 6th Earl of Hopetoun, 
 Lieut, and Sheriff of Linlithgowshire, b. 1831 ; d. 1873 '< 
 m. i860, Ethelred Anne, eld. d. of C. T. S. Birch- 
 Reynardson, Esq., of Holywell Hall, Lines. : — 
 The Most Hon. Sir John Adrian Louis Hope, ist 
 Marquess of Linlithgow (U.K., 27 Oct. 1902), 7th Earl of 
 Hopetoun, Viscount Aithrie, and Baron Hope (Sco. , 15 
 April 1703), 5th Baron Hopetoun (U.K., 3 Feb. 1809), 
 4th Baron Niddry of Niddry Castle (U.K., 17 May 1814), 
 K.T. (1900), G.C.M.G. (1889), G.C.V.O. (1900), P.C. 
 (1895), Governor and Commdr.-in-Chief of Victoria 1889- 
 1895, first Gov.-Gen. and Commdr-in-Chief of Common- 
 wealth of Australia 1900-1902 [Supporters as Earl of 
 Hopetoun — Two ladies representing Hof>e, vested argent, 
 each holding in her exterior hand an anchor proper], 
 b. i860 : m. 1886, Hon. Hersey Alice Eveleigh-De Moleyns, 
 d. of Dayrolles Blakeney, 4th Lord Ventry ; and has issue — 
 (i) Victor Alexander John Hope, Esq., commonly called 
 Earl of Hopetoun, b. 1887; (2) Lord Charles Melbourne 
 Hope, b. 1892 ; and Lady Mary Dorothea. Seat — Hope- 
 toun House, South Queensferry, co. Linlithgow. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Travellers', New (Edinburgh). * 
 
 Son of Hon. Charles Hope (3rd s. of 4th Earl), b. 1808 ; 
 d. 1893 ; m. 1841, Lady Isabella Helen Douglas, d. of 
 Thomas, 5th Earl of Selkirk : — 
 Capt. Joiin Hope, R.N. (q.v.) (rematric. 1894; details 
 see his entry). 
 
 Son of George William Hope of Luffness, M.P. 
 (s. of Hon. Sir Alexander Hope, G.C.B., s. of 2nd 
 Earl), b. 1808; d. 1863; m. 1836, Caroline Georgina, 
 d. of 2nd Lord Montagu :— 
 Capt. Henry Walter Hope [q-v.) (rematric. 1886 ; details 
 see his entry). 
 
 Son of James Robert Hope Scott of Abbotsford (s. of 
 Hon. Sir Alexander Hope, G.C.B. , s. of 2nd Earl), 
 b. 1812; d. 1873; m. 2nd, Lady Victoria Alexandrina 
 FitzAlan Howard, d. of Henry Granville, 14th Duke 
 of Norfolk : — 
 James FitzAlan Hope, Esq. (q.v.) (rematric. 1893 ; details 
 see his entry). 
 
 Son of William Edward Hope-Vere of Craigie Hall 
 (descendant of ist Earl), Esq., J. P. and D.L., b. 1824 ; 
 d. 1872 ; m. 1857, Lady Mary Emily Boyle, d. of 
 Charles, Viscount Dungarvan, and sister of 9th Earl 
 of Cork : — 
 
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 James Charles Hope-Vwe, Esq. {f.v.) (rematric. 17341 
 1815, and 1846 ; details see his entry). 
 
 Lt.-Cou HKRBKRT JAMES HOPE-EDWARDES, 
 lute 60th Rifles, J, P. ca Salop, MiRh Sheriff 1904. Bom 
 1848, being the son of Thomas Henry Hope-Edwardcs, 
 l'ls<iuire, of Ncilcy (who assumed by Sign Manual the addi- 
 tioi\al name and arms of Edwardes in 1854), by his wife 
 Louisa Charlotte, eldest daughter of Colonel Knyvett 
 Leighlon of Ikiusley, ro. Salop, /.itrrv — IMuc- black, 
 goUl buttons. Armorial bearings— (^hu-irtcrly i and 4, 
 gules a chevron engrailed Ixnwecn three boars' heads erased 
 at the neck argent (for Edwardes) ; a and 3 azure, two 
 chevronels engrailed or, between three bezants in chief and 
 one in base (for I^Io|)c), and impaling the arms of Bradney, 
 namely or, a fesse raguly plain cotiscd between four crosses 
 pat<S: fitch(5e s.-ible. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet liefitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, ujx)n a wreath of the colours, 
 a broken terrestrial glolie between two palm-branches sur- 
 mounted by a rainbow proper, and charged with three 
 arrows, two in saltire and one in p.-ile or (for Hope, there 
 being no crest for Edwardes); with the Motto, "A fyno 
 duw derfid." Estates — Netley and Grcete, and Harnage 
 Grange, in the county of Salop, and proi^erty in the parish 
 of St. Marylebone, m the county of Middlesex. Postal 
 address — Netley, near Shrewsbury. Clubs — Junior United 
 Service, Wellington (Shropshire). 
 
 5 JAMES HOPE HOPE-LLOYD-VERNE Y, Esquire, 
 formerly Lieut. 3rd liatt. Hampshire Regt., is Major 
 ist London R.E. (Vol.), J. P. for Montgomeryshire. Born 
 1869, being the eldest son of the late Col. George Hope- 
 Lloyd- Vemey. by his wife Harriet Julia Morforwyn, dau. of 
 the late Major-General Charles Thomas Edward Hinde, 
 Bengal Army. Armorial bearings— 
 — Crests--i. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-phcenis in 
 flames proper, charged with five mullets in cross or, and 
 looking at rays of the sun also proper (for Verney) ; 2. out 
 of a mural coronet argent two spears erect, therefrom two 
 pennons flowing towards the dexter one erminois, the other 
 pean (for Calvert) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant sable, holding in the mouth a fleur-de-lis or, and 
 supporting an antique shield gules, charged with three 
 annulets interlaced in pale or, and upon the shoulder for 
 distinction a cross crosslet gold (for Lloyd). Mottoes — 
 " Ung sent ung soleil," and " Servata fides cineri." Re- 
 sidences — Carriden House, Bo'ness, N.B. ; 14 Hinde Street, 
 Manchester Square, W. Clubs — Brooks's, Travellers', 
 Bachelors', Wellington, Ranelagh, 
 
 chevron nebuly gules and or, cuff argent, the hand proper 
 holding an ancTior in bend of the second and a cross 
 
 crosslet fitchde in saltire of the first. Motto— "Spes boiw 
 dat vires." 
 
 Son of John Edgar Hopgood, Esq., Capt. 4th Ball. 
 Essex Regt., b. 1863; d. 1901 ; m. 1894, Ethel, d. of 
 late Sir Lambert Dobson, K.C.M.G. :— 
 John Lambert Hopgood, Gentleman, b. 1895. Rts.~ 
 17 Bolton Gardens, S.W. 
 
 Yr. son of John Hopgood, Gentleman, b. 1827; 
 d. 1902; m. 1856, Rebecca PYances, d. of Robert John 
 Lattey, Esq., J. P., of Cregg Park, co. Galwav. 
 Harold Burn Hopgood, Gentleman, LL.M., *. 1865; 
 m. 1900, Beatrice, d. of late Gen. James Thomas Walker 
 C.B., LL.U., F.R.S. Res.— -2.0 Stanford Road, Kensing- 
 ton, W. C/«^— United University. 
 
 HOPTON, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 S JAMES CHARLES HOPE-VERE, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for Lanarkshire, Major Lanarkshire Yeomanry 
 Cavalry. Bom July 13, 1858, being the eldest son of 
 William Edward Hope-Vere, Esquire, of Craigie, by his 
 wife Lady Mary Boyle, dau. of Rt. Hon. the ninth Earl 
 of Cork. Clubs — Turf, Arthur's, Marlborough, New 
 (Edinburgh). /.ttxTrv— Blue coat with gilt buttons, blue 
 and yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure, on a chevron or, between three bezants, 
 a bay leaf vert ; 2. argent, on a fesse azure, three mullets 
 of the first ; 3. or, an anchor in pale gules. Mantling 
 gules doubled argent. Crests- Dexter, on a wreath of 
 the liveries, a broken globe surrounded of a rainbow, all 
 proper, and in an escroll above this Motto, ' ' At spes non 
 fracta" ; sinister, upon a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, 
 a boar statant azure, armed or, and in an escroll above 
 this Motto, "Vero nihil verum." Married, firstly, Louisa 
 Maud, widow of Hon. Reginald Greville Nugent, and sister 
 of the Rt. Hon. the second Baron Churton ; secondly, 1884, 
 Marie, dau. of M. Guillemin of Villa Navarre, Pau, and 
 granddau. of Comte de Monteliello ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Edward James Hope-Vere, Gentleman, b. Feb. 10, 1885 ; 
 (2) Ralph Jean James Hope-Vere, Gentleman, b. Dec. 13, 
 1887 ; and Rachel Magdeleine Mary. Seats — Craigie Hall, 
 Cramond Bridge, Midlothian ; Blackwood. Lesmahaeow, 
 N.B. 
 
 HOPGOOD (H. Coll.). Per chevron nebuly gules and 
 or, two anchors in chief and a cross crosslet fitch^e in base 
 all counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect vested per 
 
 SLieutknant-General Sir EDWARD HOPTON, 
 K.C.B. (1900), J. P. and D.L. co. of Hereford, served 
 in the Crimea 1854 (severely wounded, medal with clasp 
 and Turkish medal), in Indian Mutiny 1857 (medal with 
 clasp|, in Kaffir and Zulu Campaign 1877-79 (medal and 
 clasp), commanded the troops at Gibraltar 1893-95, Lieut.- 
 Gov. of Jersey 1895-1900, Colonel Connaujjht Rangers, 
 Born Feb. 7, 1837, being the elder son of the late Rev. 
 William Parsons Hopton, M.A., Vicar of Bishops Ffrome. 
 Prebendary of Hereford and Rural Dean, J. P. and D.L, 
 by his wife Diana Christian, second dau. of the Rev. 
 Charles Shuckburgh of The Moot, Wilts. Armorial 
 bearingps — Gules, sem6e of crosses patiie filch^e, and a 
 lion rampant or, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon and pendent the badge of a K.C. B. , and impaling 
 on a second escutcheon the arms of 'Trafford, namely 
 argent, a griflfin segreant gules. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, a gryphon's head argent, 
 in the mouth a dexter hand couped and ensanguined proper. 
 Motto — " Post nullos memorandus." Married, 1874, 
 Clare Ellen, dau. of Guy Trafford, Esq., of Michaelchurch 
 Court, CO. Hereford ; and has with other Issue— GMy Williani 
 Hopton, Esq., b. 1881. Seat — Homend, Ledbury. Club 
 — Naval and Military. 
 
 HARRY CHESTER HOPTON, Gentleman. Born — , 
 being the younger son of the late Charles Edward Hopton, 
 Esquire, Capt. 23rd Welsh Fusiliers, wounded at the Alma, 
 by his wife Mary Jane, dau. of David Vaughan. Armorial 
 bearing^ -Gules, sem(5e of crosses pat6e fitchc'e a lion 
 rampant or. Mantling gules and or. Crest -Out of a 
 
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 ucal coronet a gryphon's head argent, in the mouth a 
 iexter hand couped and ensanguined proper. Motto — 
 * Vi et virtute." Married, October 27, 1886, Marian 
 iiabella, eldest dau. of H. W. Holmes of Stoke Bishop, co. 
 ilouccster. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel JOHN BUTTON HOPTON 
 ormerly John Button Hunt), Highland Light Infantry, 
 hief Inspector of Small Arms to the War Office. Borti 
 iBC. 30, 1858, being the eldest son of the late Captain 
 "utton Hunt, Queen's Bodyguard, of Stroud, co. Gloucester, 
 1/ his wife Fanny, eldest dau. of the late J. Gouldsmith. 
 ie assumed the surname of Hopton, and the arms of 
 opton quarterly with those of Hunt by Royal Licence. 
 i99. Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, gules, sem^e 
 "crosses pat(?e fitchc^e a lion rampant or, and for distinc- 
 on a canton argent (for Hopton) ; 2 and 3, per pale ermine 
 id sable, a saltire between two talbols' heads erased in 
 sse all counterchanged (for Hunt) ; and impaling, for and 
 t right of his wife, the arms of Hopton and Baskerville 
 [larterly, namely, quarterly i. and iiii. , the arms of Hopton 
 ,, above, without the mark of distinction; ii. and iii., 
 •gent, a chevron gules between three hurts (for Baskerville). 
 lantling gules and or. Crests -i. out of a ducal coronet 
 j, a gryphon's head argent, in the mouth a dexter hand 
 imped and ensanguined proper, and charged upon the 
 
 !;ck for distinction with a cross crosslet gules (for Hopton) ; 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant argent, 
 ■Uared flory and counterflory and chained gules and rest- 
 g the dexter paw upon a saltire or. Motto — " Vi et vir- 
 ite." Married as his second wife, April 29, 1899, Sybil 
 aud Hopton (ni!e Baskerville, but who prior to her mar- 
 kge assumed the name of Hopton and the arms of Hopton 
 \A Baskerville quarterly, by Royal Licence 1898), elder 
 lU. of the late Walter Thomas Mynors Baskerville, Esq., 
 Clyro Court, co. Radnor, by his wife Bertha Maria, only 
 !ild and sole heir of the late John Hopton, Esq., J. P., 
 L., M.A. , of Canon-firome Court, co. Hereford, and 
 emerton Court, co. Gloucester. Seats (jure uxoris)— 
 inon-ffrome Court, Ledbury; Kemerton Court, Tewkes- 
 ry. C/«i5 — Naval and Military. 
 
 The Rev. MICHAEL HOPTON, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 .A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), Vicar of Canon Ffrome 1877- 
 33, Prebendary of Hereford, J. P. co. of Hereford. Born 
 I38, being the younger son of the late Rev. William 
 jrsons Hopton, M.A., Vicar of Bishop's Ffrome, Pre- 
 ^idary of Hereford and Rural Bean, J.P. and B.L., by 
 1|, vrife Biana Christian, second dau. of the Rev. Charles 
 ijuckburgh of The Moot, Wilts. Livery —CXaiel coat 
 <:h gold lace and red plush waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 IjS— Gules, semfe of crosses pat(5e fitchte, and a lion 
 inpant or, and impaling the arms of Rouse Boughton, 
 i,tnely, quarterly i and 4, sable, two bars engrailed ar- 
 git (for Rouse) ; 2. argent, on a chevron between three 
 cjisses botonny fitchfe sable, as many stags' heads 
 ' c!x)shed or, on a chief gules, a gout passant of the field 
 (If Boughton of Lawford) ; 3. sable, three crescents argent 
 (;r Boughton). Mantling gules and or. Crest— Out of a 
 Ci:al coronet or, a gryphon's head argent, in the mouth a 
 ^■jcter hand couped and ensanguined proper. Motto — 
 ^■p6t nullos mt-morandus. " Married, 1872, Mary Lucy 
 ^Hiivia, dau. of Sir William Rouse Boughton, loth Bart., 
 all has Issue — Mary Shuckburgh. Residence — Holmer 
 1 11, CO. Hereford. 
 
 ;he Reverend WILLIAM COPE HOPTON, M.A. 
 
 liKter Coll. , Oxon. ), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Bishop- 
 
 |«>e. Born 1853, being the elder son of the late Charles 
 
 lard Hopton, Esq., Captain 23rd Welsh Fusiliers. 
 
 Ilded at the Alma, by his wife Mary Jane, dau. of 
 
 Jd Vaughan. Armorial bearings - Gules, semte of 
 
 ssses pat6 fitchde a lion rampant or. Mantling gules 
 
 i or. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet a gryphon's head 
 
 ant, in the mouth a dexter hand couped and ensan- 
 
 :ied proper. Motto — " A me absit gloriari nisi m 
 
 ce." Residence —T'^Q Vicarage, Bishop-ffrome, co. 
 
 - •eford. 
 
 j 'HE Late CHARLES HENRY HOPWOOB, Esquire, 
 li of His Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, a 
 
 Bencher of the Middle Temple, Recorder of Liverpool, 
 M. P. for the Middleton Bivision of the county of Lan- 
 caster. Born 1829, being the fifth son of the late J. S. S. Hop- 
 wood of Montague Place, Russell Square, by his wife Mary 
 Ann, daughter of the late John Toole, Esquire, of Bublin. 
 Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, Albemarle, Manchester 
 Reform (Manchester). Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Paly of six ermine and vert, a bendraguly or, charged 
 with three escallops gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a saltire raguly gules, surmounted by an escallop 
 argent; with the Motto, "Sperareni." Residence — North- 
 wick Lodge, 2 St. John's Wood Road, N.W. Chambers — 
 I Essex Court, Temple, E.C. 
 
 HERBERT L. C. HORBERN, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Kent. Born January 25, 
 1835, being the fourth son of the Reverend James 
 Hordern, Clerk in Holy Orders, Bachelor of Arts of the 
 University of Oxford, Justice of the Peace for the County 
 Palatine of Lancaster, by Mary Owen his wife, daughter 
 of the Reverend John Radcliffe, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Rector of 
 Limehouse, and Vicar of Bodington and Teynhani, in 
 the county of Kent. Club — Junior Carlton. Livery — 
 Bark blue. Armorial bearings — Ho bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly of ihirty-five, i. party per pale argent and 
 azure two bars, and in chief tliree mullets, within a 
 bordure engrailed all counterchanged (for Hordern) ; 2. 
 argent, two bendlets engrailed sable, a canton gules (for 
 Radcliffe) ; 3. ermine, three bars vert, a canton gules 
 (for Fazakerley) ; 4. gules, a cross engrailed between four 
 lozenges argent, each charged with an ermine spot (for 
 Leigh) ; 5. argent, on a bend engrailed sable, three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the field (for Holt); 6. argent, three boars 
 passant, each holding in its mouth a bone all sable (for 
 Grizzlehurst) ; 7. or, a chevron sable, between three towers 
 triple-towered gules (for Sompter) ; 8. or, a chevron be- 
 tween ten cross crosslets, six and four gules (for Brock- 
 holes) ; 9. vair^e, argent and sable, a bend gules (for 
 Manchester) ; 10. argent, three water bougets-gules (for 
 Roos) ; II. gules, three Catherine - wheels argent (for 
 Espec) ; 12. azure, a catherine-wheel or (for Trusbut) ; 
 13. azure, a cross pat^e or, and in chief a label of five 
 points throughout argent (for Trusbut) ; 14. argent, a 
 fesse dancelt^e gules, between three water-tx)ugeis sable 
 (for Trusbut) ; 15. gules, two bars or (for Harcourt) ; 
 16. quarterly gules and vair^e or and vert, over all a 
 bend argent (for Peverel) ; 17. or, two chevronels within 
 a bordure gules (for Albini) ; 18. gules, an eagle displayed 
 within a bordure argent (for Toni) ; 19. ermine, a fesse 
 dancett^e gules (for Asheldam) ; 20. ermine, on a chief 
 indented azure, three lions rampant or (for Orkesley) ; 
 21. argent, two chevronels gules, in chief a label of three 
 points throughout azure (for ) ; 22. sable, a cross 
 
 paionce or (for .Abraham) ; 23. gules, a fesse or, between 
 three shovellers proper (for Herle) ; 24. gules, three es- 
 callops and a bordure engrailed argent (for Herle) ; 25. 
 vert, five birds argent (for Arvas) ; 26. party per pale 
 argent and gules, three towers triple-towered counter- 
 changed (for Prideaux) ; 27. argent, a cross patonce be- 
 tween four mullets sable (for Salter) ; 28. chequy argent 
 and sable, a fesse vair^e of the first and gules (for Folkeroy, 
 through which family Mr. Horden represents heiresses of 
 Le Baron, Champernon, Grave, de Cruce, and Crispin); 
 29. argent, a lion rampant gules, collared or (for Ashen- 
 don) ; 30. azure, a bend or, surmounted in chief of a 
 label of three points gules (for Carminow) ; 31. argent, 
 on a fesse sable, three chevronels paleways, points to the 
 dexter of the field (for Trenouth) ; 32. gules, a lion ram- 
 pant regardant argent, within eiglit acorns in orle or (for 
 Chenduit) ; 33. sable, a chevron ermine, between three 
 pairs of wings in lure and inverted argent (for Nanfant) ; 
 34. sable, a chevron between three wolves' heads erased 
 argent (for Wolvedon) ; 35. argent, a chevron between 
 three squirrels sejant gules (for Tresurthien). Crest, on 
 a wreath of the colours, a wyvern or, pierced through 
 the neck by an arrow fesseways point to the sinister 
 proper, and resting the dexter claw upon an escutcheon 
 gules, charged with a child's head couped at the neck 
 also proper. MottO— " Nabbap hig hordern ac God fett." 
 Married, September 13, 1859, Emily Maria, daughter of 
 
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 of Surrey; and has "/««»*— (i) IJonrl H««rl>ert Horfiern, 
 Gcntlrman, Lieutenant Kuyiil Navy (retired). \x>ri\ April 
 90. 1861 ; (a) Knclciiffe Ilordern, (icntleinan, burn June 30. 
 i86a ; (3) The Reverend Hugh Mnudslav Hordern, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the University of 
 
 (Oxon.), Advocate. Bom Feb. 10, 1849, heing the 
 eldest son of Roliert Horn, Dean of tiie I-acuUy of Advo- 
 cates, Edinburfjh ; and of his wife Jane MIIUt. only dau. of 
 William Ualbraith. Livery Claret. Armorial bearlnn 
 A«ure, a fesse or, lx?tween two huniing-lioriis in cliief of 
 the second and a liear's head erased in base argent, muzzled 
 
 Oxford, born .September 28, 1868 ; (4) Gwyn Venables 
 Hordern, Esq., Brevet-Major 6oth Rifles, born June 27, 
 1870; and Isoline Emily. Estates — Throwley House, n»-ar 
 Faversham, in the county of Kent. Postal address — 
 Throwley House, Faversham. 
 
 WILLIAM HORN of Woodcote, co. Midlothian, 
 Elsquire, J, P. for cos. of Mid and East Lothian, M.A. 
 
 sable. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest -On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a hunting-horn or, stringed azure. 
 Motto — " Monitus munitus." Married, July 27, 1880, 
 Myra, second dau. of John Macandrew ; and has hsut- 
 (i) Robert Horn, Gentleman, Lieut. Seaforth High- 
 landers, b. May 30, 1881 ; (2) John Reginald Horn, Gentle- 
 man,*. Sept. 4, 1885; (3) William Hedderwick Horn, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 6, 1891 ; Alice Maude ; Myra Christian; and 
 
 -is the Military Cockade. 
 
lj)0t 
 
 mt 
 
 687 
 
 an Violet. 5^a/— Woodcote Park, Blackshiels, Mid- 
 thian. C/ui—tievf Club (Edinburgh). 
 
 MARGARET ANNE and MARY ALICE HORNBY, 
 I Ribby Hall, co. Lancaster, the daus. of the late Hugh 
 ornby of Ribby Hall ; s. their brother the late Hugh 
 jilton Hornby of Ribby Hall, in 1877. Armorial bear- 
 g8 are, upon a lozenge : Argent, a chevron vert, in 
 ise a bugle-horn stringed sa., on a chief of the second 
 ro bugle-horns of the field. 
 
 WALTER RADCLIFFE HORNCASTLE, Gentleman, 
 ember of the Court of Common Council of the City of 
 andon for the Ward of Cordwainer, has Order of Crown 
 Italy (R.L.) and Legion of Honour (R.L.).; Viscoiuit of 
 i Kingdomof Portugal, Kniaht Miiitajy Commander of the 
 ftvian Order of Takowa, Knight Militaiy Commander of 
 'f. Order of the Concepcion of Our Lady of J'illa I'icosa of 
 irtugal, but has as yet received no Royal Licence to accept 
 fse latter-mentioned decorations or the title. Born Feb. 
 1850, being the third son of Charles Horncastle and 
 wife Julia Augusta, dau. of Charles Burge. Liveiy — 
 Dark green with scarlet facings. Armorial bearingfs — 
 gent, on a bend indented sable, between two bugle-horns 
 i the last, stringed vert, a tower in bend of the field. 
 intllng sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 iloiu-s, upon a rock proper, the battlements of a tower 
 ole, surmounted by a bugle -horn or, stringed vert 
 
 HORNE (H. Coll.). Argent, on a fesse between six 
 bugle-horns stringed sable, three roses of the field. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 
 jVtto — "Audaces fortuna juvat." Married, March 19, 
 i;8, Henrietta, dau. of Richard Beckford Govey ; and has 
 Lie — Clyde Radcliffe Horncastle, Gentleman, b. Nov. i, 
 liD ; Violet ; and Gabrielle. Postal addresses — Taymouth 
 P jse. Hackney Downs. Club — Guildhall. 
 
 DWARD WILLIAM HORNE, Esquire, J.P. Ar- 
 nrial bearing^ —Azure, on a pile between two antlers 
 ei :t in base or, a like antler of the field. Mantling azure 
 ai or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, issuant from 
 a laplet of oak fructed, a dexter cubit arm erect proper, 
 hi ling in the hand two antlers saltireways or. Motto — 
 " idustria et prudentia vincunt." 5fa/ — Cranage Hall, 
 H me's Chapel, Cheshire. 
 
 within a chaplet of roses argent, leaved vert, a bugle-horn 
 sable, stringed and garnished or. Motto — " Monitus 
 munitus." 
 
 Son of William Home of Barnsley, by his wife Mary, 
 
 d. of John Fletcher of Barnsley : — • 
 John Fletcher Home, Esq., J. P., Alderman of borough 
 of Barnsley, Mayor 1900-1902, M.D. (St. And.), F.R.C.S. 
 and F.R.S. (Edin.), b. 1848; jn. ist, 1876, Emily Fountain 
 ((/. 1882), d. of late George Brown Forster, Solicitor, of 
 Leeds; 2nd, 1885, Helen, d. of late Joseph Mackrill, 
 Solicitor, of Barton-on-Humber ; and has issue— Harold 
 Forster Horne, Gentleman, M.A., M.B. , B.C., of King's 
 Coll., Camb. , b. 1879; Beatrice Eudora ; and (by second 
 mar.) Muriel Irene. Estate — Bentley Grange, Yorkshire. 
 Kes. — The Poplars, Barnsley. 
 
 HORNIDGE, quartered by GLEDSTANES. 
 
 HORNYOLD, see GANDOLFI. 
 
 The Late JOHN VINCENT HORNYOLD, Esquire, 
 Lord of the Manor of Hanley Castle, co. Worcester, and first 
 Lord of the twelve Manors comprised in Malvern Chase (con- 
 firmed by .•\ct of Parliament 1807), J.P. and D.L. (High 
 Sheriff 1869). Mr. Hornyold is Marquis and Count Gandolfi 
 of the Genoese Republic (creation 1529), and Marquis of 
 Montcrcscente and Melazzi of the Duchy of Mantua, Count 
 of Gazelli and Chiosanica in Liguria, all of which titles he 
 has renounced in favour of his eldest son. He was created 
 by Pope Gregory XVI. a Knight of the first class of the 
 Noble Order of Christ. Born Aug. 18, 1818, being the 
 only son of late John Vincent Gandolfi (Marquis Gandolfi 
 and Count of Gazelli), by his wife Theresa, dau. of Thomas 
 Hornyold of Blackmore Park. Club — Brooks's. Armorial 
 bearings (as recorded in the College of Arms in England 
 under the Royal Licence, Feb. 1859, to him to assume the 
 name and arms of Hornyold) — Azure, on a bend embattled 
 counter-embattled argent, a wolf passant between two 
 escallops sable, and impaling the arms of Langdale, 
 namely sable, a chevron between three estoiles argent. 
 [Note. — These arms were confirmed to John Hornyold, 
 Auditor of the Exchequer and Governor of Calais, by 
 Thomas Benholt, Clarenceux King of Arms, at the First 
 Visitation of co. Worcester, 1536.] Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-unicorn gules, armed, crined, and un- 
 guled or. MottO — " Fidem tene." Married, Jan. 19, 
 1846, Charlotte Mary, second dau. of Hon. Charles Lang- 
 dale of Houghton Hall, co. York, third son of the seven- 
 teenth Lord Stourton, by his first wife Hon. Charlotte 
 Mary Clifford; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Chailes 
 Gandolfi (Duke Gandolfi), J.P. and D.L. co, Worcester 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
688 
 
 IDor 
 
 ^or 
 
 and Herefunl [to whom referl, i. Dec. aa, 1846 ; (a) Rev. 
 Vincent Jcjs»>ph llornvold, in Holy Orders of the Catholic 
 (.'hiirch ; (3) Alfred Joseph HomyoUl, a Knight of the 
 Order of Malta, *. 1850 \m., 1886, Alice, youngest dau. 
 
 of Mons. Jules de la Chore of Paris, and niece of Viscount 
 Llnndaff, and has issue, Henry AUiert Hornyold, 6. 1889; 
 and Dorothy]; (4) Joseph Hornyold, d. Feb. 9, 1859; 
 Mary[w., Nov. 28, 1871, Hubert Tichborne Hibbert, and 
 has issue] ; Charlotte Mary ; and Gerirude Mary (both 
 Religious). Seats — Blackmi>re Park, co. Worcester ; Elm- 
 stead Hall, Essex. 
 
 EDGWORTH HORROCKS, Esquire, J. P. co. Kent, 
 Major in the Highland Borderers, formerly Lieut. 1st 
 Royal Lanark Militia. Born June 3, 1829, lieing the eldest 
 son of Peter Horrocks of Preston, Lanes. Armorial bear- 
 ingK — Or, a fret azure, on a chief of the second, a l)ee 
 volant between two shuttles erect of the field. MaTitling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath, upon a rock an eagle 
 rising proper, from the beak an escocheon pendent gules, 
 charged with a hank of cotton. Motto — " Indastria et 
 spe." Married, June 24, 1869, Elizabeth Mary, only dau. 
 and heir of Henry Westc;u- of Burwood Cottage, Surrey ; 
 and has Issue — Clara Elizabeth [;«., July i, 1893, Frederick 
 Beverley Morgan, second son of the late Edward Morgan 
 of Hungershaw Park, 'I'unbridge Wells, and has issue]. 
 Seat — Mascells, Brenchley, Kent. 
 
 HORSFALL. quartered by B/LL and LANGRISHE. 
 
 HORTON, see ANSON-HORTON. 
 
 SJOHN HENRY HORTON. Esquire; in the Com- 
 mission of the Peace for co. Essex, a Member of the 
 Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, and 
 Lord of the Manor of Middleton Cheney, co. Northampton. 
 Bom June 18, 1842, being the elder (and now only surviving) 
 son and heir of John Henry Kolle, I.Ue of the City of 
 London, and of Park House, Upper Tooting, co. Surrey, 
 Merchant, deceased, by Mary «<fe Palmer his wife ; and 
 grandson of Henry Werner Kolle, also late of the City of 
 London, Merchant, deceased, and Elizabeth n^e Horton 
 his wife, who was the eldest daughter of William Horton, 
 formerly of Leicester, and afterwards of Highbury Grove, 
 Islington, co. Middlesex, Lord of the Manor of Middleton 
 Cheney aforesaid. Gentleman, deceased (descended of the 
 Family of Horton long settled at Mowsley, in the county of 
 Leicester), and Elizabeth his wife, the only child and 
 heiress of Peter SufH^e, late of Hoxton Square, co. Middle- 
 sex, Gentleman, deceased. By Royal Licence dated Nov. 
 II, 1869, Mr. Horton, in compliance with the will of his 
 grand-aunt Mary Ann Horton, late of Highbury Grove 
 aforesaid and of The Holt, Middleton Cheney aforesaid. 
 
 and I^dy of the said Manor of Middleton Cheney, spinster, 
 deceased (being the fourth and youngest daughter of the 
 said William Horton and Elizalieth n/e Sul11(^e his wife), 
 assumi-d and took the surname and arms of "Horton" 
 only, upon liccoming entitled to her estates. [Cp., further, 
 the lUwks of the Royal College of Arms, i8, D, 14, p. ai^V 
 Armorial bearingi - He Ijears for Arms those of " H < 1 ; ' 
 only and exclusively, mimely : Per fesse azure and 
 a stag's head calx)she<i in Ixise argent, and in chiel 1 
 roses argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helniLt Lt. 
 fitting his degree, with a Mantlingr azure and aigent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a tilting-spear erect and two spears saltirewise or, .t 
 dolphin naiant argent. Motto — " Perseverantia palniam 
 obtuicbit." [The Arms appertaining to " Sufil<^e " (alwv.- 
 referred to), though in no way Ixjrne or used by Mr. 
 Horton, are : Per pale or and gules, a chevron indented 
 between two nmllets in chief and a mascle in base all 
 connterchanged.] Married Caroline, second daughter of 
 Edward Frith, late of West Hill, Wimbledon, co. Surrey, 
 deceased (first cousin of the late Lord Bramwell and of ihc 
 late Sir Frederick Bramwell, Bart., as also brotlier-in-law 
 of the latter); and h.-is had /.t.f//<r— William RolxTt Horton, 
 Gentleman, b. July 14, 1889; Amv Mary ; Helen Caroline; 
 Margaret (d. Jan. 19, 1884) ; and Maud Alice. AVaA Tlic 
 Holt, Middleton Cheney, co. Northampton ; and Mascalls, 
 Brentwood, co. Essex. Clubs— CAxXion and Conservative. 
 
 SYDNEY GEORGE HORTON, Esquire, Capt. R.A. 
 Bom Feb. 25, 1862, being the son of the late Admiral 
 William Horton, C.B., R.N., J.P. for co. Suffolk, by his 
 second wife Anne Maria, dau. of John Hamilton of Sun- 
 drum, Ayrshire, and widow of Capt. Charles Acton Broke, 
 R. E. Armorial bearings — Gules, a lion rampant argent, 
 langued azure, and charged on the shoulder with a boar's 
 head couped of the last, langued of the field, all within a 
 bordure engrailed of the second. Mantling^ gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a rose gules, 
 seeded or and barbed vert, within an orle of two branches 
 of the last. Motto— "Pro rege et lege." Mat tied. April 
 29, 1892, Clara Marion, only surviving dau. of Rev. John 
 Edward Lenmel Schreiber of Barham, Suffolk; and ha.s 
 Issue — Eileen Clare Hamilton ; and Pleasance Lilias. Resi- 
 dence — Freshwater Court, Isle of Wight. 
 
 LIONEL GRAHAM HORTON HORTON-SMITH, 
 see below, under Richard Horton Horton-Smith, Esquire, 
 K.C. 
 
 RICHARD HORTON HORTON-SMITH (formerly 
 RICHARD HORTON SMITH), Esqiure, Master of Arts 
 of, and formerly Fellow of St. John's College in, the 
 University of Cambridge, One of Their late and present 
 Majesties' Counsel Learned in the Law ; a Master of the 
 Bench, Senior Trustee, and late Treasurer, of the Hon. 
 Society of Lincoln's Inn ; One of Their late and present 
 Majesties' Commissioners for Land Tax and Income Tax; 
 a Director of the Royal Acidemy of Music, and Honorary 
 Counsel to the Philharmonic Society ; a Memlier of the 
 Original Liber.-il-Unionist Committee for the Maintenance 
 of the Legislative Union between Great Britain and Ireland 
 (April 1886) ; President of the Committee of General I'ur- 
 poses in the Supreme Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Free- 
 masonry, and Past Grand Registrar both in .Supreme 
 Grand Chapter and in Grand Lodge ; and Founder (1900) 
 of the "Raymond Horton-Smith Prize" in the University 
 of Cambridge. Born Dec. 4, 1831, being the elder brother 
 of His Honour Judge Lumley Smith, K.C. (for whom see 
 below, p. 689), and also of the late Alice Mary (for whom 
 see the " Dictionary of National Biography," vol. Ivi., 1900, 
 pp. 31 /. ) wife of His Honour Judge Frederick Meadows 
 White, Master of Arts of, and sometime Fellow of Magdalen 
 College in the University of Oxford, formerly Recorder 
 of Canterbury, co. Kent, One of Her late Majesty's Counsel 
 Learned in the Law, and a Master of the Bench of the Hon. 
 Society of the Inner Temple, Esquire, decea.sed ; and the 
 eldest son and heir of Richard Smith, late of the City of 
 London, of Guildford Street, Russell Square, London, 
 CO. Middlesex, and of "The Lodge," Littlehampton, co. 
 Sussex, Merchant, deceased, by his wife Elizalieth, sister 
 of WiUiam Golden Lumley, F.S.S. , late Master of Laws of, 
 and formerly Fellow of Trinity Hall in, the University of 
 Cambridge, One of Her late Majesty's Counsel I-,earned in the 
 Law, and of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple, Esquire, 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
Plate XXII 
 
5>or 
 
 lJ)or 
 
 689 
 
 j deceased ; descended of the Family of Ingram, and herself 
 
 ' the eldest surviving dau. of William Lumley, late of the 
 
 [ City of London, Architect and Surveyor, deceased, and 
 
 '■ granddau. of Edward Lumley, late of Great Dalby, co. 
 
 I Leicester, deceased, scion of the old Northern Family of 
 
 ' Lumley, Barons Lumley and Lords of Lumley Castle, 
 
 . whence also descend the Lumleys, Earls of Scarbrough. 
 
 i The above-mentioned Richard Smith was the eldest son and 
 
 heir of Richard Smith, late of the Cities of Nottingham and 
 
 London, of Mansfield, co. Notts, and of "The Cottage," 
 
 Paradise Row, Stoke Newington, co. Middlesex, Merchant, 
 
 deceased, by his wife Sarah, the only child, by his first wife 
 
 Hannah (ne'e Heritage), of Joseph Horton, formerly of 
 
 Leicester and afterwards of the City of Nottingham, 
 
 Merchant, deceased, descended of the Family of Horton, 
 
 llong settled at Mowslcy, in the said county of Leicester ; 
 
 land Mr. Horton-Smith in due course sought and obtained 
 
 iRoyal License and Authority for himself and for his issue 
 
 'to assume and use the said surname of Horton in addition 
 
 ito and before that of Smith, and to bear the Arms of Horton 
 
 :[)uarterly with those of his and their own Family. Armo- 
 
 irial beaxing^ — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, i and 4, 
 
 I'gent, two chevronels invected between two demi-gryphons 
 mped respecting each other in chief, and as many battle- 
 Ires in saltire in base, all sable (Smith) ; 2 and 3, gules, a 
 ag's head caboshed or, on a chief of the last, a rose of 
 e first between two thistles slipped and leaved proper 
 lorton). Upon the escutcheon are placed two helmets 
 fitting his degree, with mantlings (dexter) sable and 
 gent, and (sinister) gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. 
 . a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, thereon 
 ; greyhound couchant proper, two battle-axes in saltire or 
 imith) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, between two clay- 
 ares saltirewise proper, a spear erect argent, all enfiled 
 l^an antique crown or (Horton). Mottoes — " Pr6t k 
 tssaillir" (Smith); " Haut on aspire" (Horton). Livery 
 •White or light drab coat with black collar and cuffs, 
 vistcoat strif>ed white and black, black plush breeches 
 :d white silk stockings, or black trousers with white 
 l)ings; silver buttons throughout. [See further " Nor- 
 fk," vol. xxi. pp. 118-122, at the Royal College of 
 -ms; and "The Smith Family," by the Rev. Compton 
 lade, M.A. (London : Elliot Stock, 1902), pp. 105-107.] 
 iirried, Dec. 22, 1864, Marilla (nde Baily), of the 
 Imily of Graham of Montrose, and of Kincardine, co. 
 Irth, being herself a direct descendant of the illustrious 
 Jnes Graham, 5th Earl and ist or "Great" Marquis of 
 hntrose in the Peerage of Scotland (i8th Chief, in 
 a hentic record, of Clan Graham in the Highlands of 
 .'-Jtland), and eldest dau. of John Baily, late Master of 
 is of. Fellow of St. John's College in, and Counsel to, 
 t University of Cambridge, One of Her late Majesty's 
 ( unsel Learned in tlie Law, and a Master of the Bench of 
 t Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn, F2squire, deceased, 
 n)hewand heir-derivative of Francis Baily, the Astronomer, 
 
 late Vice-President of the Royal Society, and President of 
 the Royal Astronomical Society, deceased (whose Armorial 
 Bearings as used were those of Baillie of Lamington, co. 
 Lanark, N.B.) ; and has had Issue — (1) Percival Horton 
 Horton-Smith-Hartley (formerly Horton-Smith), M.A., 
 M.D., and late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge; 
 F. R.C.P. Lond. (Goulstonian Lecturer, 1900); Assistant 
 Physician to the Brompton Hospital for Consumption and 
 Diseases of the Chest ; Medical Registrar and Demonstrator 
 of Morbid Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London ; 
 and formerly Assistant Physician to the Metropolitan 
 Hospital, London, Gentleman; b. Dec. 2, 1867 [»«., Feb. 
 23, 1895, Lucy Josephine Hartley, only dau. and now 
 heiress of Lieut. -Col. Joseph Hartley, late of The Old 
 Downs, Hartley, co. Kent, and of Hartley Hill, Leeds, co. 
 York; LL. D., and sometime Fellow-Commoner of St. 
 John's College, Cambridge ; of the Hon. Society of the 
 Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law ; J. P. for co. Kent, and 
 J. P. and D.L. for the West Riding of co. York ; Esquire, 
 deceased ; assumed in 1904 the additional surname of 
 Hartley under the will of his late father-in-law, the said 
 Lieut. -Col. Joseph Hartley ; and has issue, Percival Hubert 
 Graham Horton-Smith-Hartley, Gentleman, b. Sept. 27, 
 1896 ; and Audrey Gwendolen] ; (2) Lionel Graham Horton 
 Horton-Smith, F.S.A. Scot., M.A. , late Fellow and some- 
 time M'Mahon Law Student of St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge ; of the Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn and of the 
 South- Eastern Circuit, Barrister-at-Law ; an Hon. Vice- 
 President and Member of the Executive Committee of the 
 Navy League, and Hon. Vice-President of the Cambridge 
 University Branch of the same ; a Member of the London 
 Scottish (7th Middlesex) R.V., and late an Editor of the 
 " London Scottish Regimental Gazette ; " a Member of the 
 Committee of the London Perthshire Association, as also 
 that of the Scottish Clans Association of London ; and a 
 Member of the Highland Society of London, and likewise 
 of the Graham Society of Glasgow, N.B. ; Gentleman; b. 
 July 12, 1871 ; (3) Raymond John Horton-Smith, M.A., 
 M.B. , IB.C, and late Foundation Scholar of St. John's 
 College, Cambridge, University Scholar and first Wain- 
 wright Prizeman of St. Thomas's Hospital, London, 
 M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond., and Founder (1896) of 
 the Cambridge Branch of the Navy League, Gentleman, 
 deceased, b. March 16, 1873, d. Oct. 8, 1899 ; (4) Hubert 
 Horton-Smith, Gentleman, b. Nov. 6, 1875, d. Dec. 28, 
 1881 ; (s) Ethel Marilla Horton, A.R.A.M. March 28, 
 1895 [m., May 19, 1900, Herbert Birkett, M.I.Mech.E., 
 Consulting Engineer (fifth son of John Birkett, Fellow and 
 sometime President of the Royal College of Surgeons of 
 England, and Consulting Surgeon to Guy's Hospital, Lon- 
 don, deceased, by his wife Lucy Matilda n^e Janson, for 
 whom see Joseph Foster's " Noble and Gentle Families 
 of Royal Descent," 1883, pp. 143-149, and 154-156), and 
 has issue, Raymond John Herbert Birkett, b. Aug. 30, 
 1904, and Kathleen Marilla] ; and (6) Edith Gwendolen 
 Horton. Residence — 53 Queen's Gardens, Hyde Park, 
 London, W. Clubs— Axhenxnm, Reform, and late Oxford 
 and Cambridge (London), and Pitt (in the University of 
 Cambridge). 
 
 PERCIVAL HORTON HORTON-SMITH-HART- 
 LEY, see above ,under Richard Horton Horton-Sniiih, 
 Esquire, K.C. 
 
 SHis Honour Judge LUMLEY SMITH. Master of 
 Arts of, and formerly Fellow of Trinity Hall in, the 
 University of Cambridge ; One of Their late and present 
 Majesties' Counsel, Learned in the Law, and a Master of 
 the Bench of the Hon. Society of the Inner Temple, 
 Esquire ; Judge of the City of London Court (since Oct. 
 1901), and also (since 1901) a Judge of the Central Criminal 
 Court, and (since 1877) a Member of the Commission of 
 Lieutenancy for the City of London ; a J. P. for co. Sussex, 
 and (since Jan. 1904) Chairman (and formerly, 1893-1904, 
 Assistant-Chairman) of the Quarter Sessions for the Western 
 Division of co. Sussex ; Recorder of Sandwich, co. Kent, 
 1883-94 ; Judge of the Shoreditch and Bow County Courts, 
 1892-93. and subsequently Judge of the Westminster 
 County Court, 1893-1901. Born Feb. 17, 1834, being the 
 only surviving younger brother of Richard Horton Horton- 
 Smith, Esquire, K.C. (for whom see above, p. 688), and 
 the second son of Richard Smith, late of the City of 
 London, and of co. Sussex, deceased, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 dau. of the late William Lumley and sister of the late 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 2X 
 
690 
 
 $)Oj0f 
 
 I^Ot 
 
 Willinm Golden Lumley. Rsq., LUM., F.S.S.. Q.C. 
 Armorial bearing*— He bears for Arms: Argent, two 
 chcvronels invected between two demi-gryphons couped 
 respecting each other in chief, and as many battle-axes in 
 sahire in base, all sable, a crescent for difference. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, thereon a 
 greyhound couchant proper, two battle-axes in saltire or. 
 
 Motto — " Prfit k tressaillir," Married, Aug. 10, 1874, Jessie 
 CroU, «A Gabriel (who died Nov. 15, 1879), sec. dau. and 
 co-heiress of Sir Thomas Gabriel, late of Edgecombe Hall, 
 Wimbledon, co. Surrey, first and last Baronet, and a 
 Knight of the Medjidie, deceased (for whom see Royal 
 Coll. 'of Arms, "Barts., vi. 263"), by Mary Dutton «<fe 
 Pearson, his wife (for whom see G. W. Marshall's "Col- 
 lections for a Genealogical Account of the Family of 
 Comberbach," 1886) ; and has Issue— (i) Thomas Gabriel 
 Lumley Smith, Lieut. 21st ("Empress of India's Own") 
 Lancers, and formerly of Trinity Coll., Cambridge, Gentle- 
 man (who bears for Arms, quarterly with the foregoing, 
 the following for Gabriel, namely : Sable, on a pile or, 
 ten billets, four, three, two, one, of the field) ; 6. Oct. 27, 
 1879 ; (2) Sibyl Gabriel Lumley [m. Dec. 21, 1901, Cecil 
 James Harrington Hurst, LL.M., and sometime of Trinity 
 Coll., Cambridge ; Assistant Legal Adviser to the Foreign 
 Office, and of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple, 
 Barrister-at-Law ; third (and second surviving) son of 
 Robert Henry Hurst, Esq., late of Horsham Park, Hors- 
 ham, CO. Sussex, and of Harrington Grove, co. Gloucester ; 
 M.A., and sometime of Trinity Coll., Cambridge; of the 
 Hon. Society of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law ; 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Sussex, formerly (and until his 
 resignation in Jan. 1904) Chairman of the Quarter Sessions 
 for the Western Division of co. Sussex, and (from 1862 to 
 1905) Recorder of Hastings and Rye; J. P. also for co. 
 Oxon. ; and sometime (1865-74 and 1875-76) M.P. for the 
 Borough of Horsham, co. Sussex ; deceased ; by Matilda 
 Jane, n^e Scott, his wife ; and has issue, Richard Lumley 
 Hurst, i. May 19, 1904] ; (3) Alice Gabriel Lumley. Jfest- 
 dence — 25 Cadogan Square, S.W, Clubs — Athenaeum, 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 HOSKYNS, quartered by LLANDAFF. 
 
 Major-General DIXON EDWARD HOSTE, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Bom 
 1827, being the son of the late Colonel Sir George Charles 
 Hoste, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, Royal Engineers ; was created Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, 1855. Armorial bearingrs 
 — He bears for Arms : Azure, a bull's head caboshed argent, 
 winged and armed or, in chief a naval crown, pendent there- 
 from by a ribbon a representation of the gold medal given by 
 the Prince Regent to the first Baronet for his distinguished 
 conduct on March 13, 1811, subscribed "Lissa," and p)en- 
 dent below the escutcheon his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and for his Crests, 
 I. of honourable augmentation, out of a naval crown or, 
 the rim encircled by a branch of laurel proper, a dexter arm 
 
 embowed, vested in naval uniform, grasping a flagsiafT 
 flowing therefrom a flag inscrilicd " Cattaro " ; 2. two w 
 addorsed or ; with tiie Mottoes, " Kortitudinc, " " i ;, 
 et ab hoste doceri," "His cceUim petiinus." Mn, 
 firstly. 1854, Jane (who died 1855), daughter of tlu; Rev 
 Jeremiah Burroughes of Lingwood Lodge, in the com 
 Norfolk ; and by whom he had a son, Dixon Artiuir 1 1 
 Gentleman, born December 25, 1854 ; secondly, .\uk 
 1857, Mary, daughter of Joseph Scott, Esciuire, of t . 
 Hall, in the county of Norfolk ; and h.as had hsu*~{\) 
 William Hoste, Gentleman, Bachelor of Arts of the Uni- 
 versity of Cambridge ; (2) Dixon Edward Hoste, Gi--' 
 man, a Missionary in China, formerly Lieuten:\nt I; 
 Artillery; (3) Theodore Hamilton Hoste, Gcntleni.i; 
 Missionary in the Congo, formerly Lieutenant Royal Navy , 
 (4) James Derrick Hoste, Gentleman (deceased) ; (5) Rev. 
 Charles Dixon Hoste, Clerk in Holy Orders, Masitr .f 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge; (6) Francis (I 
 Hoste, Gentleman (deceased); (7) George Hoste, Gent 
 (who died 1868); Cecilia Mary [w. 1881, James \\ 
 Stirhng, Lieut. -Col. Royal Field Artillery] ; Jane [>/;. 
 17, 1886, Ernest A. G. Tippinge, Major Roy.al Cian 
 Artillery] ; Mary \m. 1894, Charles E. Welldon of .\hoii. 
 Ceylont; and Florence Cecilia [»/. 1902, Lancelot C. Kol, 
 Major Royal Garrison Regt.]. Postal address— 2^ Sussix 
 Square, Brighton. 
 
 JOHN TURNER HOTBLACK, Gentleman, F.G.S. 
 Bom March 15, 1848, being the eldest son of the late Jolin 
 Hotblack, Esq. , of Mountergate Street, Norwich, and Rock- 
 land St. Mary, Norfolk, a Justice of the Peace for the co. of 
 Norfolk, and also for the co. of the city of Norwich, Mayor 
 of Norwich 1884-85, by his wife Mary, dau. of John Turner 
 of Kenningham Hall, Mulbarton, Norfolk. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a dolphin naiant argent, a chief nebtiiy 
 of the last, thereon three mill-rinds of the first. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 mill-rind fesseways gules, thereon a dolphin naiant ar" ■ • 
 Married, Aug. 9, 1877, Laura Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Finch of Swaffham, Norfolk; and has Issue— {\i 
 Hotblack, Gentleman, d. April 21, 1885 ; (2) Alan Ilotbhck. 
 Gentleman, d. Aug. 3, 1889 ; (3) Hugh Hotblack, Gentle- 
 man, *. June 25, 1891 ; Laura Mary; Maud; Kate; and 
 Dora. Eslaies— The Normans, Rockland, St. Mary; Ken- 
 ningham Hall, Mulbarton; The Avenue, East Dereham; 
 Sharps Hall, Horsford ; all in the co. of Norfolk. Poslnl 
 address — 45 Newmarket Road, Norwich. 
 
 HAMILTON ANDREW HOTSON, Esquire, J P. for 
 the county of the city of Edinburgh. Bom April 23, 1844, 
 
 being the fifth and youngest son of John Hotson, Writ«r, 
 Glasgow, and Maria his wife, dau. of John Buttery, iron- 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 master, Calderbank. Armorial bearings— Or, on a pale 
 (gules, endorsed azure, a cinquefoil pierced ermine between 
 jtwo martlets of the first. Above the shield is placed a 
 jhelmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 jor. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries is set a dove 
 (proper, the dexter claw resting upon a bezant. Motto — 
 ;" In fide robur." Married, June 21, 1876, Margaret 
 [Elliot, dau. of Andrew Ritchie, Edinburgh ; and has Issue 
 —John Ernest Buttery Hotson, Gentleman, b. March 17, 
 [1877 ; Jessie Evelyn Ramsay ; and Constance Margaret. 
 [Postal address — 4 Rothesay Terrace, Edinburgh. Clubs — 
 pevonshire, University (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow). 
 
 ; HOUBLON, see ARCHER-HOUBLON. 
 
 HENRY HOULDSWORTH, Gentleman. Born , 
 
 leing the eldest son of the late John Houldsworth of 
 Cranston Hill (d. 1859). Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 |he trunk of a tree in bend raguly eradicated at the base 
 jroper, between three foxes' heads, two in chief and one in 
 (lase erased gules, within a bordure azure. Mantling gules, 
 ^oubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries a stag's 
 jiead erased gules, attired and collared or, the attires banded 
 :/ith a hank of cotton argent. Motto — " Flecti non frangi." 
 
 JAMES HAMILTON HOULDSWORTH, Esquire, 
 f Coltness and Lanark, J. P., and Castlebank, Lanark. 
 ^orn Aug. 11, 1867, being the second but eldest surviving 
 on of the late James Houldsworth, Esq., of Coltness, 
 .P. and D. L. co. Lanark, by his wife Katherine Jane, 
 au. of Rev. H. W. M'Grath, Canon of Manchester. 
 .ivery — Drab livery coat and red- waistcoat. Armorial 
 earings — Ermine, the trunk of a tree in bend raguly 
 radicated at the base proper, between three foxes' 
 eads erased gules. Mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 jnd upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a stag's 
 lead erased gules, attired and collared or, the attires 
 landed with a hank of cotton argent. MottO — " Flecti 
 on frangi." Married, Oct. 1891, Albinia Mary, eldest 
 au. of Rev. J. Filmer Sulivan ; and has Issue — (i) James 
 ilmer Hamilton Houldsworth, Gentleman, b. Aug. 29, 
 J92; (2) Henry Walter Houldsworth, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 J, 1896 ; and Hilda Mary. Seats — Coltness, Wishaw, 
 B. ; Castlebank, Lanark, N.B. Town residence — 37 
 ryanston Square, W. Clubs — White's, Cavalry, New 
 Edinburgh), and Western (Glasgow). 
 
 JOHN MUIR HOULDSWORTH, Gentleman. Born 
 — , being the second son of the late John Houldsworth of 
 ranston Hill, near Glasgow. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 iC trunk of a tree in bend raguly eradicated at the base 
 •oper, between three foxes' heads, two in chief and one 
 j base erased gules, within a bordure engrailed azure. 
 lantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— Upon a wreath 
 his liveries, a stag's head erased gules, attired and 
 llared or, the attires banded with a hank of cotton argent, 
 otto—" Flecti non frangi." 
 
 JOSEPH HENRY HOULDSWORTH, Gentleman. 
 
 >rn , being the younger son of the late William 
 
 ouldsworth of Glasgow. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 ,e trunk of a tree in bend raguly eradicated at the base 
 loper, between three foxes' heads, two in chief and one in 
 1 je erased gules, within a bordure engrailed of the last. 
 : intling gules, doubled argent. Crest - On a wreath of 
 '; liveries, a stag's head erased gules, attired and col- 
 
 I ed or, the attires banded with a hank of cotton argent. 
 !jtt0— " Flecti non frangi." 
 
 I! Sir WILLIAM HENRY HOULDSWORTH, 
 
 II Baronet, D. L. co. Lanes, M.P. for the N.W. Division 
 <l Manchester from 1883. Born Aug. 20, 1834, being the 
 «|!est surviving son of the late Henry Houldsworth of 
 fitness, CO. Lanark, by his first wife Helen, dau. of 
 JTies Hamilton of Glasgow. Armorial bearings — 
 Imine, the trunk of a tree in bend regule eradicated at 
 t; base proper, between three foxes' heads erased gules, 
 ipaling the arms of Crum, namely vert, a cross boton^e 
 « on a chief aigent, a lion passant gules, all within n 
 Vrdure of the second. Mantling gules and argent. 
 tjBt— On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased 
 «es, attired and collared or, the attires banded with a 
 Ilk of cotton argent. Motto — " Flecti non frangi." 
 Jirried, Aug. 20, 1862, Elisabeth Graham, dau. of Walter 
 
 Crum of Thomliebank, co. Renfrew; and has Issue- (i) 
 Henry Hamilton Houldsworth, Esq., Capt. 4th Bait. 
 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, M.A. Oxford, b. Sept. 
 17, 1867; (2) Walter Crum Houldsworth, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 26, 1870, d. 1880; (3) William Thomas Reginald 
 Houldsworth, Gentleman, Lieut. Ayrshire Yeo. Cav., b. 
 Aug. 24, 1874 [m., July 20, 1899, Ethel Mary Alberta Whit- 
 more] ; Agnes Graham [m., April 24, 1895, Major Robert 
 George Buchanan Riddell, 3rd Batt. King's Royal Rifle 
 Corps], d. 1900 ; Margaret Constance ; and Violet P'rances 
 Elisabeth \_m., June 28, 1900, Francis Henry Douglas 
 Whitmore, of Orsett Hall, Essex]. 5ea/j - Coodham, Kil- 
 marnock, CO. Ayr ; I--egh Cottage, Knutsford, Chester. 
 Town residence — 35 Grosvenor Place, S.W. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Junior Carlton, Conservative. 
 
 WILLIAM THOMAS HOULDSWORTH, Gentle- 
 man. Born , being the third son of the late John 
 
 Houldsworth of Cranston Hill, near Glasgow. Armorial 
 beaiings - Ermine, the trunk of a tree in bend raguly eradi- 
 cated at the base proper, between three foxes' heads, two in 
 chief and one in base erased gules, within a bordure in- 
 vected azure. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— 
 Upon a wreath of his liveries, a stags head erased gules, 
 attired and collared or, the attires banded with a hank of 
 cotton argent. Motto — " Flecti non frangi." Residence— 
 
 HOUSTON, see BLAKISTON-HOUSTON. 
 
 HOUSTON, quartered by CAULFIELD. 
 
 S GEORGE LUDIVIC HOUSTOUN, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. for co. Renfrew. Born Aug. 31, 1846, being 
 the eldest son of the , late William Housioun, by his first 
 wife Marion Douglas, only surviving dau. of the late Colonel 
 Russell of Woodside. Armorial bearings— Or, a chevron 
 chequy azure and argent, between three martlets sable, 
 beaked gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his Uveries, a sand-glass proper. MottO — "In 
 time." Seat — Johnstone Castle, Johnstone. 
 
 HOVELL (H. Coll.). .Sable, a cross or, in the first and 
 fourth quarters a crescent of the last. Mantling sable and 
 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 
 rhinoceros's head couped proper, a crescent or. Motto — 
 
 "Fac recte et spera." Livery—'D&TV. blue, gilt buttons. 
 
 Sons of late Dennis De Berdt Hovell of Elstree, by 
 
 Mary his wife, d. of Abraham De Home of Lexden, 
 
 Essex : — ^ r, ^ • 
 
 Thomas Mark Hovell, Gentleman, F.R.C.S., Companion 
 
 of the Order of the Crown (Germany) [impales arms of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Ba(einan>Hanbury, vie: Quarterly, x and 4, or, a brad 
 engrailed wrt, pl.iin cottised sable, in chief a crescent on a 
 cresct-nt (Hanbury) ; a and 3, or, on a fesse sable, between 
 three Muscovy ducks proper, a rose of the field (liateman)]. 
 
 b. 10 Feb. 1853, m. 17 Jan. 1905, Hon. Margaret Cecilia 
 Bateman- Hanbury, d. of 2nd Lord Bateman. Res.— 
 Boreham Holt, Elstree, Herts; 105 Harley Street, London, 
 W. Club — Conservative. 
 
 Hugh De Berdt Hovell, Esq., D.S.O., Major 2nd Worcs. 
 Regt., b. 15 Apl. 1863. Res.— 
 
 Robert De Berdt Hovell, Gentleman, *. 15 Dec. 1864. 
 Res. — 
 
 Denys De Berdt Hovell. Gentleman, b. 27 Jan. 1866; 
 m. 1st. 20 Feb. 1895. Henrietta Margaret (d. 1898), d. of 
 Hubert Gray; 2nd. i Aug. 1901, Ada Maud Mary. d. of 
 late Francis John Henderson ; and has issue. Res.— 
 
 Sons of late Charles Henry John Hovell, Esq., Brigade 
 Surgeon Lt.-Col., b. 1815 ; d. 1893 ; m. 1848, Sarah, d. 
 of Michael Becker : — 
 
 The late Very Rev. De Berdt Hovell, Dean of Waiapu, 
 New Zealand, since 1889. Vicar of the Cathedral. Parish of 
 St. John the Evangelist, Napier, 1878, Chaplain to the New 
 Zealand Forces 1878 (V.D.). [Motto—" Quo fata vocant"], 
 b. 1850; d. 1905; m. 4 Jan. 1876. Emily, yr. d. of the late 
 George Ffitch of Woodstock. Canterbury, New Zealand ; 
 and has had issue— (1) Hugh de St. Croix Hovell. Gentle- 
 man, b. 2 Jan. 1877. deceased ; (2) Orioll Hilton Morden 
 Hovell, Gentleman, Lieut, ist Batt. Manchester Regt., b. 
 18 Aug. 1878; (3) Rollo Richard St. John Hovell. Gentle- 
 man, B.A.. b. 31 Mar. 1884; and Ivy Blanchflower de 
 Hastings. Res.—Th& Deanery. Napier, New Zealand. 
 
 Charles Woodward Hovell. Gentleman, b. 1856. Res.— 
 
 Harry Kinnaird Hovell, Gentleman, b. 1862; m. 1888, 
 Mary Lilian, d. of Latham Osborne Beal ; and has issue. 
 
 HOWARD, quartered by ELLIS. LINDSAY. MOW- 
 BRAY, and STOURTON. 
 
 HOWARD, see NORFOLK, Duke of. 
 
 ALFRED JOHN HOWARD, Gentleman. Bom 03t. 
 14, 1848, bemg the fourth son of Frederick John Howard, 
 Esquire, of Compton Place, in the county of Sussex, Justice 
 of the Peace for that county, by his wife Fanny, com- 
 monly known as Lady Fanny, daughter of William Caven- 
 dish, Esquire, by his wife Louisa, commonly known as 
 Lady Louisa, daughter of the Right Honourable Cornelius 
 O'Callaghan, first Lord Lismore. Armorial beaxlngs— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, 1. gules, on a bend between 
 SIX crosses crosslet fitchte argent, an escutcheon or, charged 
 
 with a demi-llon rampant pierced through the mouth with 
 an arrow, within a double tressure flory counter" r 
 (for Howard); a. gules, thne lions passant ;. 
 pale or, and in chief a label of three points .1 
 Brotherton) ; 3. chequy or and azure (for Warren) ; 4. jjui^i,^ 
 a lion rampant argent (for Mowbray) ; e. gules, ihn<e n- 
 callops argent, two and one (for Dacre); 6. barry of ■ 
 argent and azure, three chaplets of roses gules (for r, 
 stoke); and for his Great, on a chapcau gules, turm.. 
 ermine, a lion statant guardant, the tail extended or, duc;ill> 
 
 Sorged argent, a mullet sable for difference; with the 
 [Ono, " Volo non valeo." 
 
 CEPHAS JOHN HOWARD. Esquire, I.P. Cheshire, 
 Lieut. -Colonel (Hon. Colonel 1885) 4th Batt. (Militiaj 
 Cheshire Regiment, 1884-88. Bom 1833, being the second 
 son of C. Howard of Brinnington, Cheshire. Armorial 
 bearin^^s — Barry of six or and azure, on a liend ermine, 
 between two crosses bottony gules, a shuttle proper. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of ihr 
 colours, in front of a cross bottony fitchfe gules, a lion 
 couchant or, charged on the shoulder with an cstoile alio 
 gules. Motto — " Per fidem omnia. " Residence— 
 
 S EDWARD STAFFORD HOWARD. Esquire, C.B. 
 1900, J. P. and D. L. , M. P. for E. Cumberland 1876-85, 
 and for S. Gloucestershire 1885-86, Under-Secretary for India 
 i886, and appointed 1893 Commissioner for H.M.'s Woods 
 and Forests, B.A. Camb., Barrister-at-Law. Bom Nov. 28, 
 1851, being the second son of the late Henry Howard of 
 Greystoke Castle, Cumberland, by his wife Charlotte Caro- 
 line Georgiana. eldest dau. of Henry Lawes Long of Hamp- 
 ton Lodge, Surrey, by Lady Catherine his wife, dau. of 
 Horatio, second Earl of Orford. Armorial bearisgi 
 Quarterly i, gules, on a bend, between sLx cross crosslet.v 
 fitch<5e argent, an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion 
 rampant, pierced through the mouth by an arrow, within a 
 double treasure flory-counterflory of the first (for Howard) : 
 2. gules, three lions, passant-guardant in pale or, in chief a 
 label of three p>oint argent (for Brotherton) ; 3. chequy or 
 azure (for Warren) ; 4. gfules, a lion rampant or (forFitia- 
 Ian), impaling the arms of Campbell, namely quarterly i, 
 or, a hart's head caboshed sable ; 2. gyronny of eight or 
 and sable ; 3. arg. a lymphad, oars in action sable ; 4. per 
 fesse azure andl gules, a cross or. Mantling gulr.s and 
 argent. Crest - 1. issuant from a ducal coronet or, a pair 
 of wings gules, each charged with a bend between six cross 
 crosslets fitchte argent ; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned up 
 ermine, a hon statant. with tail extended or. gorged with 
 a ducal coronet argent. Motto "Sola virtus invicta." 
 Married, Sept. 21. 1876, Lady Rachel Campbdl, youngest 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. John Frederick. 2nd Earl Cawdor; 
 and has Issue ~(i) Algar Henry Stafford Howard. Esq.. 
 Capt. Carmarthen Artillery, b. Aug. 7,1880; Ruth Evelyn 
 
 tm. Feb. 1903, Gardner E. Bazley, Esq., son of Sir Thos. 
 ^ayley Bart]; and Alianore Rachel. 5^a/-Thorabury 
 Castle, Thornbury, Gloucestershire. Town address- g 
 Egerton Place, S.W. C/«3 -Travellers'. 
 
 S Major FREDERICK COMPTON HOWARD. Born 
 January 23, 1847, being the third son of Frederick 
 John Howard, Esquire, of Compton Place, in the county of 
 Sussex, Justice of the Peace for that county, by his wife Fanny, 
 commonly known as Lady Fanny, daughter of William 
 Cavendish, Esquire, by his wife Louisa, commonly known as 
 Lady Louisa, daughter of the Right Honourable Cornelius 
 O'Callaghan. first Lord Lismore. Armorial beaiingB— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly of six. r. gules, on a bend 
 between six crosses crosslet fitch^e argent, an escutcheon or, 
 charged with a demi-lion rampant pierced through the 
 mouth with an arrow, within a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory gules (for Howard) ; 2. gules, three lions passant 
 guardant in pale or, and in chief a label of three points 
 argent (for Brotherton) ; 3. chequy or and azure (for 
 Warren); 4. gules, a lion rampant argent (for Mowbrayl; 
 
 5. gules, three escallops argent, two and one (for Dacre); 
 
 6. barry of six argent and azure, three chaplets of roses 
 gules (for Greystoke) ; and for his Crest, on a chapeau 
 gules, turned up ermine, a lion statant guardant, the lail 
 extended or. ducally gorged argent, a mullet sable for 
 difference; with the MottO, "Volo non valeo." Married, 
 February 29. 1876, Ann Augusta, younger daughter of 
 Thomas Hitchcock of Weeke ; and has Issue— (i) Richard 
 Fitzroy Howard, Gentleman, born May 14, 1879; (2) a son, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 iborn and died July 15, i88t ; Margaret Louisa Mary, died 
 kin infant ; Evelyn Fanny Louisa ; Helen Emma Edith ; and 
 iDorothy Ann. 
 
 f GERALD RICHARD HOWARD, Gentleman. Born 
 ^November 7, 1853, being the fifth and youngest son of 
 fFrederick John Howard, Esquire, of Compton Place, in 
 the county of Sussex, Justice of the Peace for that county, 
 by his wife P'anny, commonly known as Lady Panny, 
 Jaughter of William Cavendish, Esquire, by his wife Louisa, 
 :onimonly known as Lady Louisa, daugli'ter of the Right 
 Honourable Cornelius, first Lord Lismore. Armorial 
 aearing^— He bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, 1. gules, 
 m a bend between six crosses crosskt fitcli6e argent, an 
 scutcheon or, charged with a dcmi-lion rampant pierced 
 ihrough the mouth with an arrow, within a double tressure 
 lory counterflory gules (for Howard) ; 2. gules, three lions 
 >assant guardant in pale or, and in chief a label of three 
 )oints argent (for Brotherton) ; 3. chequy or and azure (for 
 A'arren) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant argent (for Mowbray) ; 
 j. gules, three escallops argent, two and one (for Dacre) ; 
 i. barry of six argent and azure, three chaplets of roses 
 ;ules (for Greystoke) ; and for his Crest, on a chapeau 
 :ules, turned up ermine, a lion statant guardant, the tail 
 xtended or, ducally gorged argent, a mullet sable for 
 ifference; with the Motto, " Volo non valeo. " Married, 
 ida, nde Curtis, of Lincoln ; and has Issue — (i) Rupert 
 loward ; (2) Alfred Howard, born December 1887 ; 
 5) Bertram Marcus Howard, born September 1890 ; 
 reraldine ; and Ethel. 
 
 Sir henry HOWARD, K.C.M.G., C.B. Born 
 -ugust ir, 1843, being the eldest son of the late Sir 
 Kenry Francis Howard, G.C.B., by his second wife Marie 
 trnestine. Baroness von der Schulenburg, fourth dau. 
 tf the late Baron Wilhelm Leopold von der Schulenburg 
 f Priemern, Prussia. Armorial bearings -Quarterly of 
 X, I. gules, on a bend between six crosses crosslet fitch^e 
 -gent, an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion ram- 
 int pierced through the mouth with an arrow, within a 
 juble tressure flory and counterflory gules (for Howard); 
 
 gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or, and in 
 lief a label of three points argent (for Brotherton) ; 3. 
 lequy or and azure (for Warren) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant 
 gent (for Mowbray) ; 5. gules, three escallops argent, 
 'o and one (for Dacre) ; 6. barry of six argent and azure, 
 ree chaplets of roses gules (for Greystoke). Mantling 
 lies and argent. Crests— i. issuant from a ducal coronet 
 , a pair of wings gules, each charged with a bend between 
 { cross crosslets fitch^e argent; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned 
 ) ermine, a lion statant guardant, tail extended or, ducally 
 3 wned argent. Motto— " Sola virtus in victa." Married, 
 :t. 2, 1867, Cecilia, dau. of George W. Riggs of Washing- 
 n, United States; and has Issue — (i) George Howard, 
 iq., b. 1869 \m. 1902, Mary, dau. of William H. Clagett 
 
 Washington, U.S.A.]; (2) Henry Mowbray Howard, 
 :ntleman, b. 1873 \ Maria Ernestine [;«. Sept. 5, 1894, 
 idolph Baron von Recum] ; Janet Madeline Cecilia ; and 
 ice Lawrason. Postal address — The British Legation, 
 le Hague, Netherlands. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES HOWARD, Esquire, Justice of 
 
 ! Peace and Deputy - Lieutenant for the counties of 
 
 mberland and Westmorland (High Sheriff 1879), and 
 
 airman of Cumberland County Council (Councillor for 
 
 aystoke Division), Member of Parliament for Middle or 
 
 irith Division of Cumberland, 1885-1886. Born Sept. 
 
 1850, being the son of the late Henry Howard, 
 
 Iq., M.P., by his wife Charlotte Caroline Georgiana, 
 
 c 1. of Henry Lawes Long. Armorial beaxingB — 
 
 ( arterly, 1. gules, a bend between six cross crosslets 
 
 f h6e argent, on the bend an escutcheon or charged 
 
 V h a demi-lion pierced through the mouth with an arrow, 
 
 V|hin a tressure flory counterflory all gules (for Howard) ; 
 
 2J England, with a label of tliree points for difference 
 
 (r Thomas of Brotherton) ; 3. chequy or and azure (for 
 
 Vjirren) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant argent (for Mowbray), 
 
 ajl impaling the arms of McDonald, namely, quarterly i. 
 
 Ojalion rampant gules; 2. or, a dexter arm issuant from 
 
 tl sinister fesse point out of a cloud proper, in the hand 
 
 aross crosslet fitchte erect azure; 3. argent, a lymphad, 
 
 s.s furled sable; 4. per fesse azure and vert, a dolphin 
 
 n int in fesse proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 
 hiiet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 
 argent ; and for his drests, i. out of a ducal coronet or, 
 a pair of wings gules, each charged with a bend between 
 six cross crosslets fitch(5e argent ; 2. on a chapeau gules, 
 turned up ermine, a lion statant guardant or, ducally 
 gorged argent. Married, June 6, 1878, Mabel Harriet, 
 commonly known as Lady Mabel Harriet, dau. of the fourth 
 Earl of Antrim; and has /w«tf — Bernard Henry Esm6 
 Howard, Esq., b. 1880; and Joan Mabel. Residence— 
 Greystoke Castle, Penrith. C/«*j— Travellers', Brooks's. 
 
 JAMES HAROLD HOWARD, Esquire. J. P. co. Bed- 
 
 ford, High Sheriff 1899. Bom 1858, being the eldest son 
 of the late James Howard, Esq., of Clapham Park, co. 
 Bedford, M.P., by his wife Mahala Wendon, dau. of 
 P. Thompson of Brook House, Great Bentley, co. Essex. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron, between two 
 garbs in chief and a tower in base or, an eagle dis- 
 played sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of an eagle displayed 
 sable, holding in the beak an ear of wheat slipped or, a 
 tower of the last. Motto— "Progress with prudence." 
 Married, 1890, Mary, eldest dau. of Addison Potter, Esq., 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 of Heaton Hall, Newcastle-on- Tyne ; and has Issue — 
 Addison James Howard, Gentleman, b. 1893. Seal — The 
 Grange, Kempston, co, Bedford. 
 
 PHILIP JOHN CANNING HOWARD, Esquire, Jus- 
 tice of the Peace for the counties of Cumberland, Gloucester, 
 Warwick, and Worcester. Bom March 14, 1853, being the 
 only son of the late Philip Henry Howard, Esquire, of 
 Corby Castle, Justice of the Peace, Deputy- Lieutenant, and 
 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, by his wife Eliza 
 Minto (of Foxcote, in the county of Warwick), eldest 
 daughter of Major John Canning, Honourable East India 
 Company's Service, and niece of Francis Canning, Esquire, 
 of Foxcote, in the county of Warwick. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, i. gules, on a bend 
 between six crosses crosslet fitchde argent, an escutcheon 
 or, charged with a demi-lion rampant pierced through the 
 mouth with an arrow, within a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory gules (for Howard) ; 2. gules, three lions passant 
 guardant in pale or, and in chief a label of three points 
 argent (for Thomas of Brotherton) ; 3. chequy or and azure 
 (for Warren) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant argent (for Mow- 
 bray) ; 5. gules, three escallops argent, two and one (for 
 Dacre) ; 6. barry of six argent and azure, three chaplets of 
 roses gules (for Greystoke) ; impaling the arms of Con- 
 stable-Maxwell, namely, quarterly, i. argent, an eagle 
 displayed with two heads sable, beaked and membered 
 gules, on his breast an escutcheon of the first charged with 
 a saltire of the second, and surcharged with an urcheos or 
 (for Maxwell) ; 2. quarterly i. and iiii. or, a saltire sable ; 
 ii. and iii. argent, three urcheons sable (for Herries) ; 3. 
 quarterly gules and vair, a bend or (for Constable) ; 4. azure, 
 on a bend cotised argent, three billets sable (for Haggerston); 
 in the centre of the quarters a crescent sable. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a chapeau 
 gules, turned up ermine, a lion statant guardant, the tail 
 extended or, ducally crowned argent, gorged with a label 
 of three points of the last. Motto — "Sola virtus invicta." 
 Martied, February 4, 1875, Alice Clare, youngest daughter 
 of Peter Constable-Maxwell, Esquire (by Helen Mary his 
 wife, daughter of John Peter Bruno Bowdon of Southgate, 
 in the county of Derby) ; and has Issue — Ursula Mary. 
 Seats — Corby Castle, in the county of Cumberland, and 
 Foxcote, near Shipston-on-Stour. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 Sir RICHARD NICHOLAS HOWARD, Knight 
 Bachelor, Justice of the Peace. Bom 1831, being the only 
 son of the late Nicholas Howard of Shaldon, in the county 
 of Devon, by his wife Ann, daughter of William Sanders, 
 also of Shaldon ; was Mayor of Weymouth and Melcombe 
 Regis, 1870, 1881-1884, and 1886, when he was dubbed a 
 Knight Bachelor. Clubs — National Liberal, Royal Thames 
 Yacht, New Thames Yacht. Livery — Dark blue with red 
 trimmings, brass buttons, red waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Per bend gules and sable, 
 within two bendlets three quatrefoils, the whole between 
 six crosses patonce fitchte all or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf or, gorged with a 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 cotlar gemel and charged on the body with two quatrefoils 
 sable, holding between the paws an escutcheon gules, 
 
 charged with a cross patonce fitch^e or ; with the Motto, 
 "Fides et animus." Postal address — GrtcnhxW House, 
 Weymouth, Dorset. 
 
 ROBERT HOWARD, Esquire, Master of Arts, Justice 
 of the Peace for the counties of Flint and Chester, High 
 Sheriff 1861, Lord of the Manors of Shocklach, Horton, 
 Cuddington, Caldecott, Chorlton, and Wigland. Bom July 
 
 14, 1827, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 John Howard of Brereton Hall, in the county of Chester, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Aaron Clulow 
 of Macclesfield. Livery — Claret, with white facings. 
 Armorial bearln^^s — Gules, on a bend indented argent, 
 between six cross crosslets fitchde or, three escallops 
 azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 lion's face affront^e or, a cross crosslet fitch^e gules, be- 
 tween two wings of the last, each charged with a bend 
 
 indented argent. MottO — " Virtus sine metu." Afarrud, 
 May a6, 185a, Lucy Annaliella, only daughter of the 
 Venerable Isaac Wood of Newton, Arclulcicon of Chester ; 
 and has Jssue—(i) John Howard, Gentleman, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge, born June 3, 1853 ; (2) 
 Robert Moreton Howard, Gentleman, lx)rn February ai, 
 1855, died January 29, 1881 ; (3) Nugent Howard, (ieotle^ 
 man, bom March 23, 1858; Mary; and Elizabeth. Seal— 
 Broughton Hall, Malpas, in the county of Chester. Clui— 
 Reform. 
 
 ROBERT EDWARD HOWARD. Bom 1864, being 
 the eldest son of the late Edward Carrington Howard, Esq., 
 J. P., of Brinnington, by his first wife Margaret, diau. of 
 Roliert Gill of Knotty Cross, near Liverpool. Armorial 
 bearings— Barry of six or and azure, on a Iwnd ermine, 
 lietween two crosses bottony fitch<5e gules, a lion couchant 
 or, charged on the shoulder with an cstoile also guU^s. 
 Mantling: azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wrcatfi 
 of the colours, in front of a cross bottony fitchde gules, a 
 lion couchant or, charged on the shoulder with an esloile 
 also gules. Motto — " Per fidem omnia." 
 
 W ROBERT MOWBRAY HOWARD, Esquire, J. P. and 
 9 I).L. Born May 23, 1854, being the third son of the 
 late Henry Howard of Greystoke Castle, Cumljcrland, by 
 Charlotte Caroline Georgiana his wife, eldest dau. of ibe 
 late Henry Lawes Long of Hampton Lodge. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i, gules, on a bend between six cross 
 crosslets fitchte argent, an escutcheon or, charged with a 
 demi-lion rampant, pierced through the mouth by an arrow 
 within a double tressure flory-counterflory of the first (for 
 Howard) ; 2. gules three lions passant-guardant in pale or, 
 in chief a label of three points argent (for Brotherton); 3. 
 chequy or and azure (for Warren) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant 
 or (for Fitzalan). Mantling gules and argent. Crests- 1. 
 issuant from a ducal coronet or, a pair of wings gules, each 
 charged with a bend Ixjtwecn six cross crosslets fitchfe 
 argent ; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion 
 statant, with tail extended or, gorged with a ducal coronet 
 argent. Motto — "Sola virtus invicta." Married, Oct. 6, 
 1881, Louisa Georgina, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Walter 
 Sneyd ; and has /ssue-{i) Henry Ralph Mowbray Howard, 
 Gentleman, 6. June 18, 1883 ; (2) Lyulph Walter Mowbray 
 Howard, Gentleman, d. Nov. 21, 1885; and Muriel Isabel 
 Catharine. Seat — Hampton Lodge, Farnham, Surrey, 
 C/a*x— Arthur's, Marlborough. 
 
 S WILLIAM HOWARD, Esquire, J. P., Lieut. -Colonel 
 commanding 2nd V.B. Essex Rcgt. Born Sept. 23, 
 
 1852. Armorial bearings— Pt-r pale gules and azur^o" 
 a bend nebuly or, between four cross crosslets fitcbee 01 
 
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 khe last, a crescent between two lions' beads erased of the 
 second. Mantling gules and or. Creat— On a wreath of 
 |;he colours, a lion passant azure, charged on the body with 
 i;wo trefoils, holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslct 
 itchte or. Married, April 29, 1879, Lily Margaret Sey- 
 mour, only dau. of Jolin Fielde Jackson, by his wife Isabella 
 i.VIatilda Mackellar ; and has Issue— [1) Alan Frederic 
 IvVilliam Howard, Gentleman, Midshipman R.N., b. April 
 :i, 1883; (2) Guy Robert Howard, Gentleman (Haileybury 
 Pollege), b. Feb. 5, 1886 ; Dorotiiy Seymour ; Barbara 
 iviackellar; and Sybil Madeline. Residence — Kingswode 
 j-ioe, Colchester, Essex. 
 
 HOWARD. Gules, on a bend or, between a fret couped 
 jii chief and a cross crosslet in base both of the last, three 
 j.nnulets vert. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 
 w ath of the colours, a lion rampant proper, charged on 
 tl body with two annulets in pale vert, holding in the 
 pvs a fret as in the arms, and resting the dexter hind paw 
 Oi3S as linked in a herald's collar. 
 ' Son of late Joseph Jackson Howard, Esq. , Maltravers 
 
 Herald of Arms Extraordinary. LL.D., F.S.A., b. 
 
 1827 ; d. 1902 ; m. 1862, Ellen Clara, d. of J. West : — 
 
 irthur Dashwood Howard, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.). 
 
 lt>., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.), b. 1866; m. 1899, 
 
 Wita Margaret, d. of W. Betts of Gately Hall, Norfolk. 
 
 A ,— Fairlight, Hampton Hill, Middlesex. 
 
 OWARD, of Ontario, Canada. Azure, a fesse argent, 
 b veen in chief a passion-cross of the last between two 
 fit s-de-lis or, and in base a catherine-wheel of the 
 
 second. Ma"t1<pg azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a catherine-wheel argent, between a branch 
 of palm on the dexter, and another of cypress on the sinister 
 proper. Motto — " Pro fide." 
 
 Son of James Scott Howard, Esq., J. P., Treasurer of 
 Home District, and of United Counties of York and 
 Peel, b. 1798; d. 1866; m. 1822, Salome, d. of Capt. 
 Archibald McLean : — 
 Allan McLean-Howard, Esq., Capt. Reserve Militia, 
 Division Court Clerk, b. 1825 ; m. 1852, Wilhemina, d, 
 of Donald Macdonald of Glen Donald, Chingnacousy, co. 
 Peel; and has surv. issue — (i) Allan McLean-Howard, 
 Gentleman, b. 1852; (2) Rev. James Scott McLean- 
 Howard, Rector of Newcastle, Ontario, b. 1856 \tn. ist, 
 Emma Louise (d.s.p.), d. of John Russell; 2nd, 1898, 
 Clara, d. ot late William Bright] ; (3) Donald McLean- 
 Howard, Esq., formerly Capt. 10th Roy. Grenadiers, 
 served in North-West 1885 (medal and clasp), and a 
 Capt. in Strathcona's Horse in S. Africa (medal and four 
 clasps), now Major in H.M.'s Army, b. 1861 [m. , 
 May (d.s.p.), d. of Thorton Bullock of Kingston-on- 
 Thames, England]; Elizabeth Salome; and Lucy Maud. 
 Post. add. — City Hall, Toronto, Canada. 
 
 EMILY ALFREDA JULIA HOWARD - BURY, 
 Widow, commonly known as Lady Emily Alfreda Julia 
 Howard- Bury, of Charleville Forest, King's Co., being the 
 second dau. of Charles, 3rd Earl of Charleville (ext.). 
 Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge : Quarterly i and 
 4, vert a cross crosslet or, a canton argent for difference 
 (for Bury) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a bend, between six cross 
 crosslets fitch^e argent, an escutcheon or, charged with a 
 demi-lion rampant, pierced through the mouth by an arrow, 
 within a double tressure flory counterflory of the first, a 
 crescent sable for difference (for Howard) ; and upon an 
 escutcheon of pretence the same arms of Bury, namely 
 vert, a cross crosslet or. Married, 1881, Kenneth Howard- 
 Bury, Esq. (eldest son of the Hon. James Kenneth Howard), 
 a J. P. and D.L. for King's Co. (High Sheriff 1884), and a 
 Capt. R. A. (ret. ), who assumed the additional name of Bury, 
 by Royal License, in 1881, and died 1885, leaving, with a 
 dau., Charles Kenneth Howard-Bury, Esq., b. 1883. JRe- 
 sidence — Charleville Forest. TuUamore. 
 
 S HOWARD HENRY HOWARD-VYSE, Esquire. 
 J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff for Northampton 1887), 
 Lieut. Royal Horse Guards 1879-84. Bom March 7, 1858, 
 being the elder son of the late Richard Henry Richard 
 Howard- Vyse, Esq., J.P. (High Sheriff of Bucks 1867), 
 Col. in the Army, formerly of the Royal Horse Guards, 
 M.P. for South Northamptonshire 1846-57, and for Windsor 
 1863-65, by his wife Hon. Julia Agnes, third dau. of Rt. 
 Hon. William, Lord Hylton. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a buck's head caboshed sable, 
 tetween the attires a cross of the last (for Vyse) ; 2 and 
 3 gules, on a bend between six cross crosslets fitchte argent 
 an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion pierced through 
 the mouth with an arrow, within a double tressure flory 
 counterflory gules, a mullet sable charged with a crescent 
 or, for difference (for Howard). Crest— On a chapeau gules, 
 turned up ermine, a Uon statant guardant, the tail extended 
 or, ducally crowned and charged on the neck with a label 
 of three points argent, a mullet sable charged with a 
 crescent or, for difference (for Howard). Motto — " Virtutis 
 mille scuta." Married, July 6, 1882, Mabel Diana, dau. of 
 Rev. Granville Sykes Howard-Vyse, Rector of Boughton ; 
 and has Issue— {\) Richard Granville Hylton Howard-Vyse, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Horse Guards, b. June 27, 1883; 
 (2) George Cecil Howard-Vyse, Gentleman, b. Nov. 20, 
 1884; and Lilly Eleanor, d. Feb. 8, 1897. Seats— ?>\.oV.& 
 Place, Slough ; Boughton Park, Northampton. Clubs— 
 Turf, White's, Naval and Military. 
 
 HOWARTH, quartered by BARTLETT, 
 
 HOWAT, see KIRKPATRICK-HOWAT. 
 
 The Late DAVID GEMMILL HOWAT, Gentleman. 
 Armorial bearings— Parted per pale sable and gules, a 
 chevron between three owls or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
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 OrMt— On a wrenth of the colours, the sun in his splen- 
 dour rising out of a cloud proper. Motto" Post tenebras 
 lux." /fetiJmft —a Kev/Ttmcx, Glasgow. 
 
 CHARLES HOWATSON of Dornal and Glenbuck. 
 Ksquire, J. P. for co. Ayr. Horn 1833, being the eldest son 
 of tlic Lite Williant Howatson of ( "r<jnl)crry, co. Ayr, by his 
 wife Jane, elder dau. of (.jeoifje Samson of Kigg, co. Ayr. 
 /.iiyo'— Mlue and silver. Armorial bearing! — Sable, two 
 clievronels between as many owls in chief and a wolfs he.id 
 erased argent in base. Mantling sable and argent. Orett 
 —On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand couped at the 
 wrist appaumt^ proper. Motto — "Hincorior." Married, 
 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper. Orest— On a wreath nf 
 the colours, an eagle's head erased sable, charKod win, 
 
 first, April 1859, Wilhelmina Aird, dau. of Angus Fletcher 
 of Bernice, co. Argyll; and secondly, April 30, 1889, 
 Marion, dau. of Adam Brown of Glencotha, Peeblesshire; 
 and has Issue by his second marriage — Charles Nile 
 Howatson, Gentleman, b. Jan. 25, 1890; Jane Hargraves 
 Samson ; and Isabel Holgate. Estates — Dornal and Glen- 
 buck, both in CO. Ayr. Residence — Glenbuck, N. B. Clubs 
 — Conservative (Edinburgh), County (Ayr). 
 
 S General Sir ARTHUR HOWLE'IT, K.C.B. 
 Born 1819, being the son of the late Rev. J. H. 
 Howlett, M.A., Rector of Foston, co. Leicester, and 
 Reader at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall ; in the Indian 
 Mutiny 1857- 1859, Q.-M.-G. Madras Army 1871-76, 
 Gen. LS.C, on U.S. list 1889. Armorial bearings- 
 Sable, on a chevron embattled counter-embattled ermine, 
 between three owls' heads erased argent, an Eastern crown 
 gules, between two swords chevronways proper, the es- 
 cutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Order of 
 the Bath, and pendent below his badge as a K.C.B. 
 Mantling sable and argent ; and for bis Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a cross crosslet sable between two 
 branches of laurel proper. Motto — "Fide et vigilantia." 
 Married, 1844, Mary (d. Aug. 1901), dau. of the late 
 E. Presgrave, H.E.I.C.S. Residence — Clifton Lodge, 
 Upper Beulah Hill, Norwood, S.E. 
 
 HOYLE (11 June 1886). Ermine, on a pale engrailed 
 or, between two pellets in fesse, a pellet between two roses 
 
 three plates in pale between two branches, each bearing 
 three roses gules, stalked and leaved proper. Motto— 
 " Accedat virtus fidei." Livery — Green. 
 
 Son of Joshua Hoyle of Hawthorn Hill, Bacup, m. 
 
 Betty, d. of James Bentley : — 
 Isaac Hoyle, Esq., J. P. co. of Manchester, M.P, 
 Heywood Div. S.E. Lanes. 1885-1892, b. 4 Jan. 1828; m. 
 ist, 21 June 1854, Elizabeth (d. 21 Oct. 1870), d. of James 
 Smallpage of Reedley, Burnley ; 2nd, 16 Oct. 1872, Mary 
 Hamer (d. 6 Apl. 1895), second d. of John Robinson Kay 
 of Walniersley, Bury, Lanes. ; and has issue — (i) Edward 
 Lascelles Hoyle, Gentleman, b. 7 March 1857; (2) Rev, 
 Joshua Fielding Hoyle, Clk. in Holy Orders, b. 7 March 
 1861 ; (3J James Smallpage Hoyle, Gentleman, b. 7 May 
 1862 ; (4) Rev. Charles Edward Hoyle, Clk. in Holy 
 Orders, b. 12 March 1866; Frances Elizabeth; and Mary 
 Jane. Res, — Reedley, Branksome Park, Bourneraouih. 
 Club — Reform. 
 
 HOZIER, see NEWLANDS. 
 
 S Sir HENRY MONTAGUE HOZIER, Esquire, K.C.B. 
 (Civil, 1897), Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. late comdg. 
 Royal Arsenal Artillery Volunteers, formerly Hon. Lieut.- 
 Col. in Her Majesty's Army, third son of James Campbell 
 Hozier, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Mauldslie Castle and 
 Newlands, co. Lanark, by his wife Catherine Margaret, 
 second dau. of Sir William Feilden, Baronet, of Fenis- 
 cowles, CO. Lancashire. Livery — Dark blue, with red 
 facings. Armorial bearings— Vair, on a chevron gules, 
 three bezants, a chief gyronny of eight or and sable, impaling 
 the arms of Ogilvy, namely argent, a lion passant guardant 
 gules, crowned with an imperial crown and gorged with an \ 
 open one, both proper. Mantling gules, doubled argent; 
 and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a blood- 
 hound sejant proper; and in an escroU over tl)e same this 
 Motto, "Aye ready." Married, Sept. 28, 1878, Henrietta 
 Blanche, commonly known as Lady Henrietta Blanche, 
 dau. of the Right Hon. David Graham Drummond Ogilvy, 
 seventh Earl of Airlie. Seat — Stonehouse, in the co. of 
 Lanark. Town residence — 26A North Audiey Street, W. 
 Clubs— Taxi, Cavalry, Junior United Service, Beefsteak, 
 New (Edinburgh), Royal Northern Yacht, Royal Clyde 
 Yacht. 
 
 HUBBERSTY, see CANTRELL-HUBBERSTY. 
 
 HUCKS, quartered by GIBBS. 
 
 TRISTRAM FREDERICK CROFT HUDDl 1 
 TON, Gentleman, Fellow of King's Coll., Camb., 1871-80. 
 Born Jan. 23, 1848, being the second son of the late Rev. 1 
 
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 George James Huddleston, M.A., J. P. for the Isle of Ely, 
 iby his wife Anne, dau. of William Lee of Upwell, D.L. for 
 (Norfolk. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a fret gules, in 
 chief a lion passant guardant sable. Mantling' gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 idexter and sinister embowed, vested ermine, cuffed gules, 
 the hands supporting a de.vtor gauntlet erect proper, encircled 
 (by a chaplet of roses gules. Motto — " Per varios casus." 
 \Married, 1879, Bessie Drinkwater, dau. of the Rev. James 
 Chataway, Rector of Rotherwick, Hants ; and has Issue 
 (i) Arthur James Croft, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb. ), h. 
 July 6, 1880 ; (2) Furefoy Gawntlett Huddleston, Gentleman, 
 5. April 28, 1886. Residence — 14 Selwyn Gardens, Cam- 
 aridge. 
 
 HUDDLESTONE, see LAWLOR-HUDDLESTONE. 
 
 ANDREW JOHN HUDLESION, Gentleman. Born 
 3ct. ig, 1856, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Hudleston, Esq., C.S.I., of Hutton John, J. P., by his 
 A'ife Laura Henrietta, dau. of George Led well Taylor. 
 ftrmorial bearings — Gules, fretty argent. Mantling gules 
 md argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 lexter and sinister embowed, vested argent, holding in the 
 lands a scalp proper, the inside gules. Motto — " Soli Deo 
 lonor et gloria." Married, Feb. 28, 1894, Emma Marie, 
 ;ldest dau. of Major Herbert Champion Roberts, late 
 vladras Army ; and has Issue — Gertrude Dorothy. 
 
 HUDSON, see DONALDSON-HUDSON. 
 
 JAMES HUDSON, Esq., J.P. Surrey, High Sheriff 
 :890. Born March 4, 1832, being the second son of the late 
 \nthony Hudson, Esq., by his wife Agnes Saunderson. 
 jirmorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Per chevron 
 jiebuly or and vert, in chief three martlets in fesse, and in 
 ;jase an escallop, all counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon 
 Is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert 
 Lnd or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 wo escallops in fesse sa. , thereon a martlet or. Motto — 
 ' Animo non astutia." Married, Feb. 15, 1854, Eliza 
 ^nna, dau. of James Watkins of London ; and has Issue — 
 i) James Hudson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1857 [;«. June 
 6, 1886, Kate, dau. of Samuel Smith of St. Albans] ; (2) 
 Yederic Hudson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 14, 1865 ; (3) John 
 •tafford Hudson, Geritleman, h. Julys, 1874; Eliza Agnes 
 1882, Richard Fletcher Beaumont of Werks Farm, 
 iutfield, Surrey] ; Agnes [in. 1880, Charles Edward Lewis 
 f Norwood, Surrey]; Florence [tn. 1883, Frank Griffith 
 f Norwood, Surrey] ; Isabel [tn. 1883, Arthur William 
 roser of Crouch End, Middlesex]; Lilian [»«. , June 26, 
 890, William James, son of W. Young of Beckenham, 
 vent] ; Helen ; and Eugenie. Seat — The Manor House, 
 eigate, Surrey. Club — Devonshire. 
 
 Reverend JOSEPH HUDSON, M.A., Clerk in Holy 
 >rders, Hon. Canon Carlisle. Born July 12, 1834, being 
 le eldest son of Rev. Joseph Hudson, M.A. , Vicar of 
 hillingham, Northumberland. Armorial bearing^ — Or, 
 iree falchions barwise in pale sable, on a chief per pale 
 ules and azure a cross moline between two cross crosslets 
 tch^e argent. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 reath of the colours, a falcon wings displayed proper, 
 eaked membered and belled or, collared azure, re- 
 using the dexter claw on an escocheon gules charged 
 ith a cross crosslet fitchfe argent. Married, August 
 1857, Mary Anne, dau. of John Unsworth of The 
 home, Penrith ; and, secondly, Sept. 16, 1880, Emily 
 alence, widow of Rev. H. W. Cookson, D.D. , Master 
 f Peterhouse, Cambridge; and has Issue — (r) John 
 (udson. Gentleman, b. June i, i860; (2) Ernest Hud- 
 m, Gentleman, b. Oct. 21, (869 ; (3) Herbert Hudson, 
 entleman, b. Dec. 23, 1875 ; 14) Austin Wells Eustace 
 ludson. Gentleman, b. April 22, 1879; Mary; Gertrude 
 arbara ; Mabel Jane ; and Elizabeth. Seat — Crosby 
 'ouse, Carlisle. 
 
 Rear-Admiral JOSEPH SAMUEL HUDSON; served 
 Burmese Campaign 1851-53, Baltic 1854, Black Sea and 
 ;a of Azoff 1854-56 (Knight of Legion of Honour, and 
 IS fifth class of Medjidie), China 1857- 1860. Born Oct. 
 ', 1834, being the second son of Capt. John Hudson, 
 .N., by his wife Emily Keith. Livery — Blue. Armorial 
 aarings — Or, three falchions barways in pale sable, on 
 
 a chief per pale gules and azure, a cross moline between 
 two cross crosslets fitchde argent. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a falcon with wings 
 displayed proper, lieaked, memliered, and belled or, 
 collared azure, reposing the dexter claw on an escutcheon 
 gules, charged with a cross crosslet fitch^e argent. Married, 
 July 29, 1869, Mary Caroline Thornhill, widow, dau. of 
 Gen. Charles Frederica Havelock ; and has Issue — Joseph 
 Hudson, Gentleman, b. April i, 1876; and Emily. Resi- 
 dence— Hyl\\&, Southampton. 
 
 WILLIAM HEBARD HUDSON, Esquire, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Oxford, Barrisier-at-Law, and 
 formerly a Judge and Justice of the Peace in the Presidency 
 of Bengal. Bom July 27, 1838, beinij the fifth son of the 
 late John Corrie Hudson, formerly Chief Clerk of the Legacy 
 Duty Office, Somerset House, by his wife Emily, daughter 
 of James Hebard of Ewell, in the county of Surrey. Mr. 
 Hudson claims decent from the family of Kirkpatrick of 
 Closeburn, Dumfries, through his great-grandmother Mary, 
 daughter of Thomas Kirkpatrick of Knock, born 1677. 
 Clubs- Junior Carlton, Grosvenor (and all the Clubs in the 
 North-West Provinces, India). Livery — Black and gold. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per chevron 
 
 sable and or, in chief a garb of the last, and in base an 
 estoile of the first ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a cock holding in the beak an acorn leaved 
 and slipped, and lietween two ears of wheat all proper. 
 Married, June i, 1865, Rosaline Walter, daughter of 
 John Guy, Surgeon, of Golden Square, London. Pos- 
 tal addresses — c/o Messrs. Grindlay & Company, 55 
 Parliament Street, Westminster ; c/o Messrs. Grindlay, 
 Groom & Company, Bombay ; or Common Room, Lin- 
 coln's Inn. 
 
 HUDSON (H. Coll., 1900). Per chevron indented 
 vert and argent, two escallops in chief of the last, and a 
 lion sejant in base gules, supporting with the dexter paw 
 a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt or. Mantling vert 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 escallop argent, in front of a fasces in bend surmounting 
 a sword in bend sinister proper, the pommel and hilt or, 
 the whole between two buffalo-horns sable. Motto — "In 
 tuis manibus Domine." 
 
 Son of Henry Hudson, by his wife Anne Elizabeth, d. 
 of William Hooton : — 
 
 Arthur Hudson, Esq., M.A. (Oxon.), Puisne Judge for 
 the Colony of Sierra Leone, b. 7 Jan. i86i ; tn. 1899, Mary 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Rose, d. of Capt. Donald Hay M^Darnet, 79th Rcgt. 
 Jits. — aj Iveriia Court, Kenjiington, London, W. ; Miiamar, 
 Sierra Leone. tVw*— Orosvmor. 
 
 SSiR EDWARD HUDSON HUDSON-KINAHAN, 
 second lioronct, of Ulcnvillc, in the county of Cork, 
 Lieutenant aist Hussars (1887- 1896). Horn Novcmlier 
 3, 1865, bcin{; the son of Sir Edward Hudson- Kinahan, 
 first Iknonet, by his wife Emily Isalx-lla, daughter of the 
 Reverend Daniel Dickinson, Doctor of Divinity. Crtation 
 — September a6, 1887. Club. — Junior Carlton, Cavalry. 
 Armorial b«ariiig« — He bears for Arma: (Quarterly i 
 and 4, per lx:nd azure and gules, on a cross coupcd 
 argent, a fleur-de-lis s;ible (for Kinah.-in); 2 and 3 ix:r 
 pile gules .and s;ible, on a fesse or, between three boars' 
 heads coupcd argent, as many lions rampant of the 
 second (for Hudson). Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a liaronet, is placed 
 a helmet bctitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion r.ampant sable, holding in his paws a battle- 
 axe proper, and charged on the shoulder with a cross, 
 couped or (for Kinahan) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant gules, ch<-\rged with a cross couped or, and 
 holding between the paws a boar's head of the arms (for 
 Hudson). Supporters — On either side a lion per fesse, 
 that on the dexter sable and gules, and on the sinister 
 gules and s.ible, each scm6e oftrefoils slipped, plain col- 
 lared, and charged on the shoulder with a tower all or. 
 Motto — "Deo tidcns pcrsistas." //«> presumptive — His 
 brother, Robert Henry Hudson-Kinahan, Esquire, born 
 187a. Seat — Glenville Ardnageehy, F"ermoy, in the co, of 
 Cork. 
 
 HUGHES, quartered by LE FLEMING. 
 
 HUGHES, set G WYNNE-HUGHES. 
 
 HUGHES (H, Coll.). Azure, within two chevronels or, 
 
 between two mullets in chief and a horse rampant in base 
 
 argent, three bezants and two fleurs-de-lis .-ilternately of 
 
 the second. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 
 of tlie colours, two horse-shoes azure, thereon a stag's head 
 
 erased or ; with the Motto, " Faber quisque fortunaj sux." 
 
 Son of Sir Edwin Hughes, b. 1832 ; d. ; m. 
 
 1853, Eleanor (who died 1872), d. of John Smith of 
 
 Woolwich Arsenal : — 
 
 Edward Talfourd Hughes, Esq., b, 29 Dec. 1855. /?w. — 
 
 Oaklands, Woolwich. 
 
 S FREDERIC JAMES ROBERT HUGHES, Esquire, 
 formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. Royal Irish Regt., served 
 in South African Campaign. Bom Jan. 5, 1874, being the 
 eldest son of the late Sir Frederic Hughes, Knight, of Ross- 
 lare Fort and Barntown House, co. Wexford, J. P. and 
 D.L., High Sherifl 1889, late Capt. 7th Madras Cavalry, 
 and Knight of the Royal Persian Order of the Lion and 
 Sun, F. R.G.S. , F. R.A.S. , by his second wife Theodosia, 
 eldest dau. of Edward James, of Swarland Park, co. 
 Northumberland. Armorial bearings — Or, on a chevron 
 sable, between three griffins' heads erased gules, a fleur-de- 
 lis between two mullets pierced of the field. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's 
 head erased gules, holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis or. 
 Motto — " Verus amor patria;." Married, 1902, Annie 
 Martjiret, youngest dau. of William Bolton of The 
 Island, Kilmuckridge, co. Wexford ; and has Issue — Eva 
 Frederica. Residence — Bally-Cross, Bridgetown, co. Wex- 
 ford. C/«3— Royal St. George Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 S GEORGE PRINGLE HUGHES, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace, Deputy- Lieutenant, Fellow of the Royal 
 Geographical Society, High Sheriff for the county of North- 
 umberland 1890-1891. Born 1833, being the eldest son of 
 George Hughes Hughes, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, 
 by his wife Margaret, daughter of W. A. Dunn. Clubs — 
 Northumberland, Northern Counties. Livery — Green with 
 light yellow facings. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Per bend azure and gules, on a bend indented 
 between two demi-lions couped argent, a rose of the 
 second between two fleurs-de-lis of the first. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert between two 
 
 wings azure, a stork argent, licaked and legged gul« 
 Estate and postal a(/</r«^j— Middleton Hall, W.Miler, Nor 
 thumberland. 
 
 GUY FERGUSON HUGHES, Esquiiv. Ihh,, \w.^ 
 1880, being the fifth son of the late (ieneral .Sir \\ 
 Templer Hughes, K.C.B., by his second wife (Jw,, 
 Maria, dau. of the Rev. William John lMiill|)otts, 
 de.icon of Cornwall. Armorial bearings IV-r palV 
 and gules, on a chevron embattled and countcr-emi 
 ermine, between three fleurs-de-lis argent, two s 
 chevronways proper, pommels and hilts or. Mam 
 .azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the o : 
 in front of a sword paleways point downwards pi 
 pommel and hilt or, an arm in armour, couped at the 1 
 and fesseways, the hand in a eaunilet all proper, hol(! 
 fleur-de-lis gules. Postal arfrfrwj— Uunley, Bovey'Ii,. 
 Devon. 
 
 MHUGH ROBERT HUGHES, Esquire, Lonl-Li,, 
 \9 tenant of Flintshire, J. P. and D.L. Denbigh 
 (High Sheriff of Anglesey 1855). Born June n, , 
 being the eldest son of Hugh Robert Hughes, by his m 
 wife Anne, dau. of Thomas Lance of Wavertrcr 
 Lancaster. Armorial bearings— Gules, two lions p,!. 
 
 and a rose in chief argent. Mantling gules and argmt. 
 Crest — Out of a coronet or, a demi-lion rampant argent, 
 holding between the paws a rose gules, slipped vert 
 Motto — " Heb Dduw heb ddim, Duw a digon." Marritd, 
 April 18, 1853, Lady Florentia Emily, second dau. of 
 Henry Thomas, first Earl of Ravensworth ; and has Issui 
 — (i) Hugh Seymour Bulkeley Lewis Hughes, Gentleman, 
 b. 1862 [m., Oct. 22, 1885, Mary Stewart, eldest dau. of 
 James StewiU"t .Hodgson of Lythehill, Haslemere, and has 
 issue, Eveline Mary] ; (2) Henry Bodvel Lewis Hughes, 
 late Captain in the 14th Hussars, b. Dec. 24, 1864; Elizabeth 
 Bromwen[;«., Aug. 19, 1881, St. John Charlton, and has 
 issue, two daus. and a son] ; Hon. Mary Floreniia [ap- 
 pointed a Maid of Honour to Her Majesty the Queen, 
 July 10, 1891] ; Frances Anne ; Eleanor, d. an infant, 1858 ; 
 Horatia Maria Susanna; and Anne Gwendolen [«., April 
 I, 1892, Major-Gen. Edward William Wynne of Coed 
 Coch (late of the Grenadier Guards), and has issue, a son. 
 She married secondly, Feb. 5, 1896, the Hon. Laurence 
 Alan Brodrick, second son of William, eighth Viscount 
 Middleton, and has issue, a daughter]. 6«a/j— Kinmel 
 Park, Abergele ; Glanywern, Denbigh. 
 
 S JOSEPH WILLIAM HUGHES, Esquire, Major, 
 Gen., retired through illness in 1885 as full Col. of the 
 and Batt. Dorset Regiment (late 54th), in which regiment 
 he had served since 1854. Born 1837, being the second 
 son of George Hughes Hughes, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Margaret, dau. of W. A. Dunn. Livery— Gveen with light 
 yellow facings. Armorial bearings — Per bend azure 
 
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 nd gules, on a bend indented between two demi-lions 
 buped argent, a rose of the second between two 
 )eurs-de-lis of the first. Mantling azure and argent. 
 I*est— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 v'etwacn two wings azure, a stork argent, beaked and 
 i'gged gules. Married, Jan. 2, 1879, Frances Hughes, 
 lau. of William Henry Co.x, Esq., of 38 Brunswick Square, 
 ilrighton. Postal address— 2 Preston Park Avenue, 
 
 irighton. 
 LOUIS CAMPBELL HUGHES, Esquire. Born 
 [arch 7, 1877, being the fourth son of the late General Sir 
 yiiliam Templer Hughes, K.C.B. , by his second wife 
 jieorgiana Maria, dau. of the Rev. William John Phillpotts, 
 
 Irchdeacon of Cornwall. Armorial bearings -Per pale 
 :ure and gules, on a chevron embattled counter-embattled 
 mine, between three fleurs-de-lis argent, two swords 
 levronways proper, pommels and hilts or. Mantling 
 Izure and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, in 
 (ont of a sword paleways point downwards proper, pom- 
 kel and hilt or, an arm in armour coupcd at the elbow 
 [id fesseways, the hand in a gauntlet all proper, holding a 
 bur-de-lis gules. Postal arfrfr^w— Dunley, Bovey Tracey, 
 (■evon. 
 
 jH MICHAEL JAMES HUGHES, Esquire, Capt. in 
 P Her Majesty's Reserve of Officers, late Capt. 2nd 
 life Guards, Lord of the Manor of Penketh. Born March 
 3, 1861, being the eldest son of the late Michael Hughes, 
 sq., J. P., of Sherdley Hall, Lancaster, and of his wife 
 llinor Mary, only dau. of Admiral Campbell of Ard- 
 fitrick, Argyllshire. Clubs — Marlborough, Boodle's, 
 prlland. Livery — Dress : white coat, red waistcoat and 
 reeches ; undress: coat and overalls dark grey, black 
 jittons, red waistcoat, drab greatcoat, with red collar. 
 rmorial bearings— Gules, two lions passant in pale, 
 
 HEBDDUW'HEBDDIM-DUWADIGON 
 
 " Heb Dduw heb ddim, Duw a digon." Married, Aug. 
 18, 1896, Edith Mary, youngest dau of the late Col. 
 Brewster Macpherson of Belleville, Inverness-shire, N.B. 
 5<ra/j— Sherdley Hall, St. Helens, Lancashire; I'enketh 
 Hall, near Warrington. 
 
 S WALTER HASTINGS FREDERIC HUGHES, 
 Esquire, Lieut, sth Bombay Cavalry (Sindh Horse), 
 late Midshipman R.N., and Lieut. R. F.A. Born Feb. 
 10, 1875, being the younger son of the late Capt. Sir Frederic 
 Hughes, Knight Bachelor, Knight of the Lion and Sun of 
 Persia, J. P., D.L. co. Wexford, F.R.G.S., F.R.A.S. Ar- 
 morial bearings - Or, on a chevron sable, between three 
 griffins' head erased gules, a tleur-de-lis between two mullets 
 of the field. Mantling sable and or. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin's head erased gules, holding in the 
 beak a fleur-de-lis or. Motto — " Verus amor patriae." 
 Postal address-YiMnXon House, Rosslare, Wexford. Club 
 — Junior Army and Navy. 
 
 WILLIAM HUGHES, Gentleman, Fellow of the Insti- 
 tute of Actuaries. Born December 1839, being the son of 
 William Sevecke Hughes, and his wife Sophia, daughter of 
 William Pulsford. Armorial bearings — Or, on a chevron 
 
 r 1 in chief a rose argent, in the dexter chief point a 
 
 1 illct for diflerence. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 
 Dut of a coronet or, a demi-lion rampant argent, hold- 
 
 i; in the paws a rose gules, slipped vert. Motto— 
 
 between three fleurs-de-lis and in the centre chief point a 
 rose all gules, a leopard's face between two roses of the 
 field. Mantling gules and or. Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-lion or, holding between the 
 paws an eagle's head erased gules, a fleur-de-lis between 
 two roses of the last. Motto — "Semper meliora spero." 
 Married, and has Issue— (1) Lancelot Hall Hughes, Gentle- 
 man, M.A., Cambridge; (2) Maurice Blackburn Hughes, 
 Gentleman ; Jessie Smith ; Mabel Pulsford [ni. Alfred Sidney 
 E. Sedgwick of Weston-Super-Mare] ; Katharine Sevecke ; 
 Winifred Mary ; Dorothy Taynton ; and Olive Scott. 
 Residence— 62 Palace Road, Tulse Hill. S.W. Clubs— 
 Junior Constitutional, and Thatched House. 
 
 RALPH BULLER HUGHES-BULLER (surname of 
 Buller assumed only by Deed-PoU 1901), Esquire. Bom 
 Feb. 28, 1871, being the third but eldest surviving son of 
 the late General Sir William Templar Hughes, K.C.B., 
 
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 Genera) in the Indian Army, and the only surviving son by 
 Sir William's first marriage with Kathorinc Mary, dau. and 
 coheir of Commander 'Ihomas Wentworth Buller, R.N, 
 Armorial boarings — Quarterly i and 4, per pale azure and 
 rules, on a chevron cmlxittled counter-embattled ermine, 
 beiwefn thri-e fleurs-de-lis argent, two swords chevronways 
 projjer, pommels and hilts or (for Hughes); 3 and 3, sable, 
 on a cross argent, pierced of the field, four eagles displayed 
 of the first (for Rullcr). Mantling azure and argent. CSx^Mt 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a sword paleways 
 point downwarcis proper, pommel and hill or, an arm m 
 armour couped at the ellxjw and fesseways, the hand in a 
 gauntlet all proper, holdlnj; a fleur-de-lis gules. Afnr- 
 tifJ, Ian. n, 1898, Klizalieth, youngest dau. of the late 
 Dr. Norman MacLeod, D.U. ; and has Issue — Catherine 
 Ann. Seat — Dunley, Bovey Tracey, Devon. Clui — 
 Isthmian. 
 
 HUGHES-D'AKTH (R.I.., 1808. H. Coll.). Sable, a 
 gryphon passant, wings elevated or, between three crescents 
 argent. Blantllng sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a grithn's head coupwd or, in the beak a 
 trefoil slipped vert. 
 
 Sons of Narbrough Hughes-D'Aeth, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 M.A., of Knowlton Court, h. 182a; d. 1886; m. 
 1857, Agnes Charlotte, only d. of Henry Knight : — 
 
 Lewis Narbrough Hughes-D'Aeth, Esq., J. P. Kent, 
 late Capt. R. Scots Fus., b. 1858; m. 1894, Eleanor 
 Frances, d. of late Rev. Walter Sneyd of Keele Hall, 
 Stafford ; and has issue — Sylvia Margaret. Res. — Eastcote 
 Grange, Pinner. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Henry Huglies-D'Aelh, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — 
 
 Reginald Hughes-D'Aeth, Esq., Capt. late East Kent 
 Regt. , Gov. of Warwick Prison, b. 1865; m. 1897, Hon. 
 Selina Marguerite Gathorne-Hardy, d. of Lord Medway ; 
 and has issue — (i) John Reginald Hughes-D'Aeth, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1899; (2) James Narbrough Hughes-D'Aeth, 
 Gentleman, b. 1901 ; and Joan Marguerite. Res. — 
 Governor's House, Warwick. 
 
 Edward KnatchbuU Hughes-D'Aeth, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; 
 m. 1894, Amy, d. of late Capt. Stanley Bullock. Res. — 
 Tampa, Florida. 
 
 Arthur Cloudesley Shovel Hughes D'Aeth, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. R.N., b. 1874; m. 1903, Evelyn, d. of Col. W. E. R. 
 Kelly, b. . Res.— 
 
 S WILLIAM HUGHES-HUGHES, Esq., J. P. for 
 London, Middlesex, and Westminster, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Barrister-at-Law. Born 1817, being the only son of the 
 late William Hughes-Hughes, Esq., of Bellevue House, 
 Ryde, sometime M.P. for Oxford (who assumed the name 
 of Hughes in lieu of Hewitt by Royal License in 1825), 
 by Maria, youngest dau. of Richard V. Field of Brixton 
 Rise, Surrey. Clubs — City Carlton, Constitutional. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Argent, on a pile engrailed azure, between 
 two escallops in fesse gules, a lion rampant of the field. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a staff raguly fesseways 
 proper, and thereon a lion coucHant azure, holding between 
 the paws an escallop as in the arms, a tilting-sp>ear erect or. 
 Motto — "Semper Vigilans." Married, 1845, Ellen, dau. of 
 Joseph Oldham of Stamford Hill, Middlesex ; and by her, 
 who died 1885, has, with other surviving Issue — Montagu 
 Edward Hughes- Hughes, Esq., J. P. for London, b. 1B53. 
 Residence — 'The Quadrant, Highbury, London, N. 
 
 HULL, quartered by MALET. 
 
 EDMUND CHARLES PENDLETON HULL, 
 Gentleman, J. P. for the Borough of Reigate. Born March 
 I, 1840, being the third son of the late Rev. John Dawson 
 Hull, Vicar of Wickhambrook, co. Suffolk, by his wife 
 Alicia, dau. of Richard Benson, Esq., Capt. R.N., of 
 Fathom Park, Newry, co. Down. Livery— 'BXne black, 
 white collar and cuffs, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, a chevron engrailed erminois, between three talbots' 
 heads erased argent, a crescent for difference. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a talbot's head erased argent, gorged with a collar dan- 
 celtde erminois, between two laurel branches proper. 
 Motto — "Vi et virtute." Married, Aug. 29, 1879, Fanny 
 .Maria, eldest daa of Rev. Archibald ^Eneas Julius, M.A. 
 (St. John's Coll., Camb.) ; and has Issue— (1) "Trevor Julius 
 Dawson Hull, Gentleman, b. June 24, 1880 ; (2) Leonard 
 
 Stewart Benson Hull, Gentleman, b. July 13, 1883 • (1 
 Hul)ert Charles Ivlward Hull. tJentleman, b. Nov.' 18 
 1891 ; (4) Charles John Leslie Hull, Genilcnian, i. Sow 
 23, 1897; Winifred (Jrace Alicia; Milliccnt Mary HIanclic 
 
 Evelyn Fanny Charlotte ; and Isabel Julia. 5<r<i/— Earls- 
 wood Mount, Redhill, Surrey. Clubs— ]\m\oT Carlton, 
 Constitutional, City of London. 
 
 EDWARD HULL, Gentleman, M.A. (Dublin), LL.D. 
 (Glasgow), F.R.S., late Director of the Geological Survey 
 
 of Ireland, conducted a Scientific Expedition sent out by the 
 Committee of the Palestine Exploration Fund through 
 
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 [Arabia Petra and Palestine 1883-84, now Secretary to the 
 iVictoria Institute. Born May 21, 1829, being the eldest 
 •son of the late Rev. John Dawson Hull, Vicar of VVickham- 
 'brook, CO. Suffolk. Armorial bearingB — Sable, a chevron 
 engrailed erminois between three talbots' heads erased ar- 
 'gent. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a talbot's head erased argent, gorged 
 ,\vith a collar dancett(5e erminois between two laurel branches 
 jproper. MottO — ^"Vi et virtute." Married Mary Qithe- 
 |rine Henrietta, dau. of the late Charles Turner Cooke, 
 [M.D. , Cheltenham ; and has /w?/e~With one other son and 
 I'our daus. an eldest son, Edward Gordon Hull, Gentleman, 
 'm.D. Residejice — 20 Arundel, Gardens, London, W. Cltib 
 —Constitutional. 
 
 ARDERNE HULLEY, Esquire, J. P. Natal. Born 1838, 
 jeing the son of Jasper Hulley, Esq. , of The One House, 
 ^ainow, in the County Palatine of Chester, by his wife Maria, 
 iau.of Philip Holland of Hordern, Rainow. Livery — Green, 
 vith yellow facings. Armorial bearing^ — Sable, three piles 
 
 I*,, two issuant from the chief and one from the base, each 
 • arged with a hillock vert, with 47 quarterings (for Arderne, 
 I anville, Sackvilie, Oreby, Montalt, D'Albini, St. Hilary, 
 nelioc, Gernon, Meschines, Lupus, Lupus, Algar, Wet- 
 jihall, Wettenhall, Leigh of Baguley, Venables. Leigh of 
 jesthall, De Lega, Swinehead, Baguley, Corona, Donne, 
 Ingsley, Sylvester, Thornton, Kingsley, Sylvester, Hellesby, 
 litton, Fitz Ivor, Crispin, Leigh, De Lega, Alperam, Donne, 
 Ingsley, Sylvester, Thornton, Kingsley, Sylvester, Hellesby, 
 litton, Fitz Ivor, Crispin, and Weaver). Mantling sable 
 al or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-cat-a- 
 nmntain regardant argent, holding between the paws an 
 efocheon or, charged with a hillock vert. Motto — "One 
 l>use, one Faith." Married Fanny Cecilia, dau. of 
 khax Clarence, Esq., High Sheriff of Natal; and has 
 lue—[\) Jasper Done Clarence Hulley, Gentleman, b. 
 17; (2) Arthur Booth Hulley, Gentleman, <J. 1883; 
 I lel Maria Sawyer ; Mary Arderne ; and EUie Gorton. 
 i?<z/«— The One House, Rainow, Cheshire. C/«^— Junior 
 ( nstitutional. 
 
 WILLIAM WILBRAHAM BLETHYN HULTON, 
 ^ Esquire, J. P. and D.L. forco. Lancaster, B.A. Camb., 
 
 Barrister-at-Law, Constable of Lancaster Castle 1892. Born 
 July 31, 1844, being the eldest son of the late William Ford 
 Hulton, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , by his wife Georgiana, dau. 
 of Sir John Lister-Kaye, Bart., of Denby Grange, co. York, 
 by Lady Amelia Gray, dau. of the sth Earl of Stamford and 
 Warrington. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, a lion rampant 
 gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a hart's head and neck caboshed argent, between 
 two branches of hawthorn proper. Motto — "Mens flecti 
 nescia." Married, firstly, April 24, 1867, Sarah Matilda, 
 only dau. of Ralph Rothwell of Ribbleton Hall, co. Lan- 
 caster; and has Issue — (i) William Rothwell Hulton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1868 \m., July 21, 1890, Ethel Marguerite, 
 third dau. of Edward Richmond Gale Braddyll, and has 
 with other issue, Roger Braddyll Hulton, Gentleman, 
 b. Mar. 30, 1891]; (2) Ralph Edward Hulton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1869 {d. young) ; (3) Montagu Lister Hulton, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. R. N., b. 1871 ; (4) Arthur Hyde Hulton, 
 Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1873 \m., April 25, 1899, 
 Violet Eugenia, third dau. of the late Capt. Arthur Lister- 
 Kaye, R.A. , of Manor House, Stretton-on-Dunsmore, 
 Rugby] ; Caroline Maria \ni. , Aug. 17, 1897, Percy Tindal 
 Robertson]. He married secondly, May, i, 1879, Margaret 
 Lucy, third dau. of Colonel William Assheton Cross of Red 
 Scar, CO. Lancaster. Seat — Hulton Park, near Bolton-le- 
 Moors. Club — Arthur's. 
 
 S WILLIAM EDWARD MONTAGU HULTON- 
 HARROP, Esquire, J.P., D.L. (High Sheriflf of 
 Shropshire 1885). [Became tenant in tail of the Bardsley, 
 Gatten, Bedlwyn, and other estates in Shropshire, Lanca- 
 shire, Flintshire, and Yorkshire, on condition that he 
 assumed the name and arms of Harrop, which he did by 
 Royal Licence, dated at Whitehall, Dec. 8, 1866.] Born 
 Aug. 30, 1848, being the second son of the late Arthur 
 Hyde Hulton, B.A. , sometime of Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 
 and Incumbent of Christ Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, by 
 his wife Elizabeth Margaret, second dau. of the late Jonah 
 Harrop, Esq., D.L. co. Lancaster, and a Magistrate for 
 Lancaster, Chester, and West Riding of York. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron argent and 
 
 sable, three eagles displayed, collared and charged on the 
 breast with a fleur-de-lis all counterchanged (for Harrop) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant double-queued gules, armed 
 
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 and langtwd azure (for Hulton). Orvati— i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a saltire or, an eagle displayed 
 sable, crusily argent (for Harrop) ; a. out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a stag's head argent, attired of the first, between two 
 branches proper, each bearing three roses argent, seeded 
 gules, Ixarbed vert (for Hulton). MottO— " Terrena peri- 
 cula sperno," Married, Jan. i6, 1878, Margaret Henrietta 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Calverley Bewicke of Close 
 House, Northumberland; and has Itsut—[\) Hugh de 
 Lacy Hulton-Harrop. Gentleman, b. March 5, 1880; (2) 
 Arthur Blethyn Hulton- Harrop, Gentleman, b. Aug. aa, 
 1884 ; (3) Cyril Charles Montagu Hulton-Harrop, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 30, 1886; (4) Victor Edward Hulton- 
 Harrop, Gentleman, b. Jan. la, 1889; (5) Frank Lister 
 Hulton-Harrop, Gentleman, b. July i6, 1890 ; Alyne Vera ; 
 and Gladys May [««., July 15, 1903, Algernon Hugh Heber 
 Percy of Hodnet, co. Salop]. 5(ra/j— Bardsley, nr. Ashton- 
 under-Lyne ; Gatten, near Pontesbury, Salop ; and Lyth- 
 wood Hall, near Shrewsbury. Residence — Lythwood Hall, 
 Shrewsbury. Club — New University. 
 
 M Colonel ARCHIBALD HUME, Esquire, J.P. and 
 w D.L. for CO. Kirkcudbriglit, Hon. Col. of and late 
 Lieut-Col. commanding 3rd Batt. King's Own Scottish 
 Borderers. Born Dec. ay, 1843, being the only child of the 
 late Archibald Hume of Spitalside, co. Ayr, by his wife 
 Anne, dau. of Samuel Watson of Ayr. Armorial bearings 
 — Per fesse vert and argent, a lion rampant counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Cre8t---On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a lion's head erased gules, armed and langued 
 azure. MottO — "True to the end." Married, Jan. 10, 
 1865. Agnes, dau. of the late John Walker of Miteside, co. 
 Cumberland ; and by her (who died Feb. 24, 1890) has had 
 Issue — (t) Archibald Hume, Gentleman, b. June 5, 1866 
 \m., Feb 1, 1901, Lily, dau. of Paul Baker of Montana, 
 U.S. A.]; (a) Herbert Hume, Gentleman, b. Julys, 1867; 
 (3) Charles Edward Hume, Gentleman, b. Oct. 28, 1870, 
 d. July a, 1897 ; (4) John Basil Lockhart Hume, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 10, 1871 ; (5) Ernest Aymer Hume, Gentleman, 
 b. June 13, 1874, d. May 2, 1900; Agnes Beatrice \tn., 
 August 3, 1901, Francis Aloysius McGlade, late of Glen- 
 columbkille, co. Donegal, Ireland, and d. 1903]; Evelyn 
 Mary [m., Jan. i8, 1889, Walter Charles Scott of Walla- 
 long, Hunter River, N.S.W.]; and Eleanor Octavia, Seat 
 — Auchendolly, Dalbeattie, co. Kirkcudbright. Club — New 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 Likutenant-General Sir ROBERT HUME, K.C.B. 
 (1887), served in Crimea campaign 1854-55 (twice severely 
 wounded, mentioned in despatches, medal with three clasps, 
 Legion of Honour, 5th class Medjidie, and Turkish medal), 
 and in command of 55th Regt. in Bhootan Expedition 
 1865 (medal with clasp), S. Afghanistan Field Force 1880-81 
 (thanked by Government), &c. Born 1828, being the son 
 of the late Rev. Robert Hume of 63 Dawson Street, Dublin. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4, vert, a lion rampant 
 argent (for Hume) ; 2 and 3, argent, three popinjays vert, 
 beaked gules (for Pepdie) ; the escutcheon being surrounded 
 by the ribbon of the Bath, and penden this badge of a K.C. B. 
 Married, 1872, Jane, dau. of R. Brown, H.E.I.C.S., and 
 widow of Capt. Harris of the Indian Army. C/«*— United 
 Service. 
 
 JOHN COOKSON HUME-COOKSON, Gentleman. 
 Armorial bearings- 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, 
 gorged with a collar gemelle or, holding between the paws 
 a leg couped at the thigh in armoiu- proper, garnished and 
 spurred or (for Cookson) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-heraldic antelope regardant argent, charged on the 
 shoulder with a lozenge azure, and resting the dexter fore- 
 leg on an escutcheon or, charged with a popinjay proper 
 (for Hume). /Residence — 
 
 HUMFREY. quartered by MASON. 
 
 HUMFREY, see BLAKE-HUMFREY. 
 
 HUMFREY (U.O., 1666). Quarterly, i and 4, gules, 
 a cross botonny or (Humfrey); 2 and 3, argent, on a 
 
 bend sable, three lozenges of the first, each charged witli a 
 saltire gules (Urswick). Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, a sphinx sejant proper. Motto 
 — "Sic olim." 
 
 Sons of John Keys Humfrey, Esq., of Cavanacor, 
 J.P. CO. Donegal (High Sherifl" 1868), b. 1828; d. 
 1870; m. ist, 1857, Bessie Harriet (d. 1859), d. of 
 Henry William Wray of Hollymount ; and, 1865, 
 Maria, d. of Falconer Miles of Merton Sandford, co 
 Dublin :— 
 Benjamin Geale Humfrey, Esq., Col. 3rd Batt. Leics. 
 Regt., Major (ret.) 17th Foot, commanded his batt. inS. 
 African War (medal and 3 clasps), 6. 1858; m. 1885, 
 Emily Anne, d. ofWiliiam Knox, H.E.I. C.S., of Cionleigfi, 
 CO. Donegal; and has issue— (1) Benjamin Humfrey, 
 Gentleman, b. 1885; (2) William Knox Humfrey, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1891 ; (3) Percy Gerald Humfrey, Gentleman, i. 
 1897; and Mary Isabella. Seal — Cavanacor, Ballindrait, 
 CO. Donegal. 
 
 William Keys Humfrey, Gentleman, Lieut. S. African 
 Constab. , served during Riel Rebellion, Canada (medal), 
 and in S. African War (two medals), b. 1866; m. 1903,(1. 
 of Rev. Du Toit of Potchefstroom, S. Africa. J?es.— 
 
 S ARTHUR CHARLES HUMPHREYS-OWEN, Es- 
 quire, Justice of the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, and 
 Chairman of County Council, and Deputy Chairman of 
 Quarter Sessions for the county of Montgomery, Justice 
 of the Peace for the county of Merioneth, and Barrister- 
 at-Law, Member of Parliament for the county of Mont- 
 gomery, Chairman of the Cambrian Railways Company, 
 and of the Central Welsh Board for Intermediate Edu- 
 cation. Born November 9, 1836, being the son of the 
 late Erskine Humphreys, Barrister-at-Law, of Lincoln's 
 Inn, by his wife Eliza, daughter of Edward Johiies, Doctor 
 of Medicine, of Lower Garthmyl ; assumed by Royal 
 License the name and arms of Owen in 1876, in compli- 
 ance with a settlement of the Glansevern estate made by 
 Mrs. Anne Warburton Owen. Livery — Blue and silver. 
 Armorial bearings— Sable, a tilting-spear erect or, the head 
 proper, imbrued gules, between three scaling-ladders argent, 
 on a chief ermine, a fort triple-towered of the third. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a wolf salient proper, supporting a scaling- 
 ladder argent. MottO — " Toraf cyn plygaf." Married, 
 January 26, 1874, Maria, eldest daughter of the late James 
 Russell, Esquire, one of Her Majesty's Council Learned in 
 the Law; and has Issue — Arthur Erskine Owen Humphreys- 
 Owen, Gentleman, bom June 16, 1876; Eleanor Frances; 
 Alice; and Diana. Seat — Glansevern, Berriew, in the 
 county of Montgomery. Clubs — Athenaeum, Bath, National ; 
 Liberal, Oxford and Cambridge. I 
 
 ALFRED PAGET HUMPHRY, Esquire, J.P. f" 
 Cambs., County Alderman Cambs. , formerly Lieut, -Col 
 
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 'ommanding 4th Vol. Batt. (Cambridge University) the 
 luffolk Regt., M.A. Trinity Coll., Cambs. Born June 
 o, 1850, being the only son of the late Sir George Murray 
 lumphry, Knight Bachelor, F.R.S., by his wife Mary, 
 au. of the late Daniel Robert M'Nab of Epping Place, 
 ^pping, Essex. Lively — Black, silver buttons. Ar- 
 aorial bearings (Ped. H. Coll.)— Argent, on a cross bot- 
 
 ny, between in the first and fourth quarters a talbot's 
 jad erased gules, a rose of the first barbed and seeded 
 oper, between four escallops also of the first. Mantling 
 ales and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 ont of a rock, thereon a falcon close proper, belled and 
 ssed or, holding in the beak a key argent, four escallops 
 so or. Motto — "Persiste." Married, firstly, March 14, 
 176, Elizabeth, dau. of the late Thomas Boycott, M.D., 
 ' 46 Montagu Square, W. He married secondly, Sept. 
 
 1887, Clara Edyth, dau. of the late Charles Murchison, 
 t.D., F.R.S., of 79 Wimpole Street, W. ; and has Issue 
 /his first marriage — (i) Martin George Humphry, Esq., 
 
 Feb. 27, 1877; (2) Stewart Humphry, Gentleman, b. May 
 
 , 1879; (3) William Boycott Humphry, Gentleman, b. 
 [arch 7, 1886, d. April 1901 ; and Bertha M'Nab ; .second 
 arriage — (4) Alexander Murchison Humphry, Gentleman, 
 
 Sept. 17, 1888 ; and Mary Bickersteth. Seat — Foxton 
 ouse, Royston, Cambs. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 k Reverend HUGH HUMPHRYS, late Captain isth 
 9 Hussars, Hon. Major (retired) Cavan Militia, now 
 icumbent of Knocktopher and Prebendary of Mayne St. 
 anice's Cathedral, Kilkenny, and Rector of Eccles next 
 e Sea, Norwich, B.A. (Cambs.). Bom Nov. 10, 1838, 
 !ing the fourth son of William Humphrys, Esq., D.L. 
 id J. P. of Ballyhaise House, Cavan, by his wife Maria 
 larissa Moore, dau. of Hugh Moore, Esq. (late Capt. 
 'h Dragoon Guards), of Eglantine House, co. Down. 
 'very — Drab, red plush waistcoat and breeches, gilt 
 ittons. Armorial bearings — Gules, a lion rampant, 
 iperintending his head a ducal coronet or, on a canton 
 jgent, a trefoil slipped proper. Mantling gules and or. 
 :est — On a ducal coronet an eagle, wings endorsed or, 
 med and membered gules, in the dexter claw a broken 
 ear-head of the first. MottO — "Optima sperando 
 iro." Married, April 29, 1875, Louisa Charlotte Cathe- 
 le Evans-Lombe, dau. of Rev. Henry Evans-Lombe of 
 /laugh Park, Norfolk, J. P. ; and has Issue— (i) William 
 I'ans Hugh Humphrys, Gentleman, b, Feb. 11, 1876 ; 
 
 (2) Julian Shirley Lombe Humphrys, Gentleman, b. June 
 6, 1882 ; (3) Hugh Everard Humphrys, Gentleman, b. May 
 29, 1883. £sta/e—Coan, co. Kilkenny, Ireland. Postal 
 address — Vicarsfield, Knocktopher. Ireland. Clubs— Army 
 and Navy, Hibernian United Service (Dublin). 
 
 WILLIAM HUMPHRYS, Gentleman. Born 1883, 
 being the only son of the late William Humphrys, Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Cavan, late Lieut. R.N., by his wife Alice, dau. 
 of James Stannard, Esq., J. P., of Brisketstown, co. Wex- 
 ford. Armorial bearings— Gules, a lion rampant, and 
 above his head a ducal coronet or, on a canton argent, 
 a trefoil slipped proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 Out of a ducal coronet, an eagle with wings endorsed or, 
 armed and membered gules, in the dexter claw a broken 
 spear-head of the first. Motto — ' ' Optima sperando spiro." 
 Seat — Ballyhaise House, Cavan. Residence — 5 De Vesc 
 Terrace, Kingstown, Dublin. 
 
 HUNGA IE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 HUNGERFORD, see HOLDICH-HUNGERFORD. 
 
 HUNT, quartered by HEY WOOD-JONES, LONGUE- 
 VILLE, WILLDING-JONES, and HOPTON. 
 
 HUNT, see HUSEY-HUNT. 
 
 HUNT (H. Coll.). Aiure, gutt^-d'or, on a bend 
 engrailed erminois, between two water-bougets or, three 
 leopards' faces gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, against a 
 halberd erect proper, a talbot sejant or, gutt6-de-sang 
 
 collared and tied to the halberd gules. Motto — 
 " Credentibus nil difficile." 
 
 Only son of Henry Carew Hunt, 3. 1806; d. 1873; m. 
 
 1833, Susette, d. of Auguste Simon of Hamburg and 
 
 of Emilie Godefroy : — 
 Robert Augustus Carew Hunt, Esq., Major-Gen. Indian 
 Army (Livery — Blue), b. 1836 ; m. 1878, Annie, d. of 
 Richard Agnew of Bagnalstown, Carlow ; and has issue — 
 (i) Henry Richard Augustus Hunt, Gentleman, b. 1879; 
 (2) William Hollingsworth Agar Hunt, Gentleman, b. 1886; 
 and Augusta Maria Susette. Bes, — Sid Abbey, Salcombe 
 Regis, Devon. 
 
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 Sons of Robert Holdsworth Carew Hunt :— 
 Joseph Carew Hunt, Gentleman, t. ; m 
 Lang wild ; and has issue. Jies. — 
 
 Roliert Fonsonby Carew Hunt, b. 
 Sncyd ; and has issue. Jies. - - 
 
 Thomas Henry Carew Hunt, b. 
 GitTord ; and has issue. Res.— 
 Son of Thomas Carew Hunt : — 
 Henry Thomas Carew Hunt, b, 
 issue. Res. — 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev, Henry Warwick Hunt. Rector of Shermanbury, b. 
 ; m. ; and has issue- Ernest Rivaz Hunt, Gentle- 
 man. M.A., M.U.. B.C. (Cantab.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 
 L.R.C.P. (19 Dyke Road, Hove, Sussex). A'w.-The 
 Rectory, Shermanbury. 
 
 HUNT (L.O. , a Feb. 1904), Azure, two dogs of chase 
 courant proper, on a chief argent, a fox's m.-x.sk proper, 
 tietwecn two hunting-horns sable, stringed gules. Mantling 
 
 azure, double argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 
 a lion's head erased proper, collared or. Motto — " Vi et 
 
 virtute." 
 
 Son of James Alexander Hunt of Pittencrieff and 
 
 Logic, CO. Fife, J. P., b. 1817; d. 1890; m. 1851, 
 
 Helen, d. of Alexander Gibson Maitland, Advocate : — 
 
 James Maitland Hunt, Esq., late Col. Q.O. Cameron 
 
 Highlanders, Col. comdg. 91st Regimtl. Dist. , Chevalier of 
 
 the Order of the Medjidieh, b. 13 Feb. 1852. Seat— Logic. 
 
 Dumfermline, co. Fife. Clubs — Naval and Military, New 
 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 HUNT (U.O., Conf. 28 June 1647). Sable, a chevron 
 between six leopards' faces or, on a chief of the last, a lion 
 passant gules holding in the dexter paw a serjDent proper. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet 
 or, an arm erect gules, the hand grasping the pommel and 
 hilt of a broken sword gules. Motto — " Credentibus nil 
 difficile." Livery — Dark blue, silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of James Hunt, Gentleman, of Aldworth and 
 Danefort, co. Cork, b. ; d. 1869 ; m. 1834, Anna 
 Catherine Elizabeth, d. of Rev. William Stopford : — 
 
 Edmund Lombard Hunt, Gentleman, b. 1838. Seat — 
 Danesfort, nr. Mallow, co. Cork. 
 
 Joseph Stopford Hunt, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 James Stopford Hunt, Gentleman, b. 1845; m. 1877. 
 Rosa Jane, only d. of Rev. John Evans Lewis, M.A., 
 Rector of Montaghs. Seat — Ballymagooly, co. Cork. 
 
 Percival Hunt, Gentleman, b. 1849; m. 1876, Angelina 
 
 Josephine (d. 1884), d. of Rev. Joseph Stopford of Pernrv 
 CO. Cork ; and has issue— (i) James Stopford Hunt, C„ 
 man, Lieut. 9th Uatt. K. Roy. Rifles, b. 1878; (a) I 
 William Lombard Hunt. Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., *. , 
 (^) Edmund Lomljard Hunt, Gentleman, b. . Stui— 
 hgl.intine, co. Cork. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Hunt, Gentleman, Barrister-ai-Lnv ■ 
 
 Summerhill, Enniskerry, CO. Wicklow, #. ; </. 
 
 m. 1835, Mary Sarah, d. of John Francis tU .^ 
 
 Esq., D. L. , of Ennismore, co. Kerry: — 
 John Lombard Hunt, Esq., late Lt.-Col. commondine 
 7ih Q.O. Hussars, b. 1843. Res.— 
 
 William Stopford Hunt, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, Assist.im 
 Land Commr., b. 1843. Seats — Dromdiah and Aghadw. 
 Killeagh, co. Cork. 
 
 Sons of Edmund Lomlxird Hunt, Esq., J. P. co. 
 
 Galway, of Ballymanton, Gort, and Hcadford, b. 
 
 d. 1860; tn. 1841, Catherine Elizabeth, d. of Cant. 
 
 Robert Powell of Cloonraher, co. Sligo: — 
 John Percival Hunt, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret. pay), R.A.M C 
 F.R.C.S. (Irel.), M.D. (Glasgow), Barrister - at - Law 
 (Lincoln's Inn), b. 1844 ; m. 1st, 1868, Emily Anne, d. of 
 Thomas Harpur of Cecil Hills, N.S. Wales; and, Lilian, 
 d. of Henry Eames, M.D. ; and has issue. Res.— 
 Robert Hunt, Gentleman, M.D., ^. . Res.— 
 
 ARTHUR ROOPE HUNT, Gentleman, Barrister 
 (Inner Temple), M.A. Cambridge (Trin. Coll.), Fcllr - 
 the Linnean and Geological Societies. Bom 1843, 
 the eldest surviving son of the late Arthur Hunt, (,' 
 man, formerly of Oporto, Merchant, by his wife Mary .•\i,!i 
 Roope, dau. of the late Cabel Roopc, Gentleman, formerly 
 of Oporto, Merchant. Armorial bearings— Azure, gutt{5e- 
 
 d'or, on a bend engrailed erminois between two water- 
 bougets or, three leopards' faces gules, on a shield of 
 pretence the Arms following, namely - Quarterly of nine, 
 I. or, on a fess wavy gules three mullets and on a canton 
 vert, a fleur-de-lys of the field in chief a mullet of the 
 second (Gumbleton) ; 2. azure, on a chief indented or, three 
 mullets pierced gules, a mullet upon a mullet for cadency 
 (Moore) ; 3. ermine, on a chief azure, three lions rampant or, 
 armed and langued gules ( Aucher) ; 4. gules, a cross boionn6^ 
 or (Brenchley) ; 5. azure, a scorpion in bend or (Benenden) ; 
 6. chequy or and azure, on a fess gules, a fleur-de-lys of the 
 first, a bordure of the third (Clifford) ; 7. argent, six lion- 
 eels rampant sable, three, two, and one, a crescent gules 
 for cadency (Savage) ; 8. argent, a bull passant sable, armed 
 and unguled or, within a bordure of the second bezanti5e, on 
 a canton azure a harp or (Cole) ; 9. sable, a chevron en- 
 grailed ermine between three trefoils slipped argent (Loftusj. 
 
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 antllng' azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 [mount vert, against a halberd erect proper, a talbot sejant 
 ', gutt(5e-de-sang, collared and tied to the halberd gules. 
 ^'arried, 1870, Sarah Elizabeth Isabel, only dau. and heir 
 '; Richard Henry Gumbleton, Gentleman, late of Marston, 
 ' the county of Waterford : and has hsue~Ce.c\\ Arthur 
 junt. Gentleman, b. 1873, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner 
 ijmple ; Kathleen Mary ; and Muriel Isabel. Residence— 
 
 luthwood, Torquay. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 JOHN HENRY HUNT, Gentleman. Bom , being 
 
 3 only son of the late John Hunt of the city of York. 
 imorial bearings — Azure, on a bend barry wavy of six or 
 Id gules, between in chief a pegasus argent, winged of the 
 l;ond, and in base a rose of the fourth, barbed and seeded 
 pper, three leopards' faces of the third. Mantling azure 
 id or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot, 
 ;|ant or, charged on the shoulder with a rose, collared 
 cached by a riband to a battle-axe erect gules, headed 
 iljent, the whole in front of fern-brake proper. MottO — 
 '|/i et virtute." Residence — York. 
 
 |iOHN JOSEPH HUNT, Esquire, J.P., Sheriff of the 
 ci/ and county of York 1899. Born March 2, 1854, 
 l|ng the only son of Henry Hunt of the city of York, 
 I'l his wife Elizabeth, dau. of William Adams. Armorial 
 tulngs — Azure, on a bend barry wavy of six or and gules, 
 bween in chief a pegasus argent, winged of the second and 
 i'lbase a rose of the fourth, barbed and seeded proper, 
 tjee leopards' faces of the third. Mantling azure and or, 
 Ciist — Upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot sejant or, 
 cLrged on the shoulder with a rose, collared, attached by a 
 rlind to a battle-axe erect gules, beaded argent, the whole 
 ii'.front of fern-brake proper. Motto— "Vi et virtute." 
 Aidences — Grimston Court, York ; 26 Aldwark, York. 
 Ab — Constitutional. 
 
 lUNTER OF HuNTERSTON, quartered by COCHRAN- 
 F TRICK. 
 
 lUNTER, see SWINTON-HUNTER. 
 
 NDREW ALEXANDER HUNTER, Gentleman, 
 Bursar of Cheltenham College. Born 
 XiwntPY August 7, 1855, being the eldest son of 
 IjUliVvl' Major-General Andrew Hunter of the Bengal 
 Staff Corps, by his wife Caroline Cherry, 
 ddghter of Lieutenant-Colonel Nuttall Greene, Esquire, 
 
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 han Castle, in the county of Waterford, Ireland. 
 
 Clubs — Junior Constitutional, New (Cheltenham). Armo- 
 rial bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron 
 azure, between three hunting-horns vert, garnished and 
 stringed gules, a crescent of the first. Above the shield is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a stag's head caboshed or ; and in an escroll over the 
 same this Motto, "Vigilantia, robur, voluptas." Postal 
 address — The College, Cheltenham. 
 
 S CHARLES HUNTER, Esquire, F.R.S.(Edin.),F.S. A. 
 (Scot.), D.L., J. P., High Sheriff Anglesey (1890), 
 County Alderman, late Major Militia, Lieut. -Col. and Hon. 
 Col. (retired) 2nd Vol. Batt. R.W. Fusiliers, Knight of 
 Justice of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem 
 in England. Born July 27, 1844, being the only issue of the 
 marriage of the late James Hunter, Esq. , Capt. on the Staff, 
 formerly 42nd Royal Highlanders, late of Seaside, Glen- 
 carse, Perthshire, by his wife Jane, dau. of the late Hugh 
 Gordon, Esq., D.L., J.P., H.M.I.C.S., of Carrenbanno 
 and Manar, Aberdeenshire. Club — Junior United Service. 
 Armorial bearings — Vert, three greyhounds at full speed 
 
 in pale argent, collared gules, within a bordure or, on a 
 chief engrailed of the second a fleur-de-lis azure between 
 two bugles of the field, stringed and veruled of the third, 
 the whole abais^e under the chief of St. John of Jerusalem 
 in England. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— Upon a 
 wreath of the liveries, a greyhound's head and neck couped 
 argent, collared gules. Motto — " Dum spiro spero." 
 Married, July 19, 1876, Sarah Elizabeth (of Plas Coch and 
 Brynddu, Lady of the Manor of Cemaes, Lady of Grace of 
 St. John of Jerusalem ; Club — Empress), heiress of William 
 
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 Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., of Plas Coch and Brvnddu, D.L., 
 
 i.P. for Anglesey and Carnarvonshire, High Sheriff, for 
 orty years M.P. Carnarvon Dist. Boroughs, Lord of the 
 Manor of Ceniaes ; and has Issue — William Bulkeley 
 Hughes Hunter, an Esquire of the Order of St. John of 
 J«a-usalem. late Capt. 3rd Vol. Batt. R. Welsh Fus., b. 
 April ao, 1880 ; Elizabeth Gordon ; Anna Love ; and Ethel 
 Marjory. Stat — Plas Coch, Llanfairpwll, Anglesey. 
 
 Major CHARLES FLEEMING HUNTER. Arino- 
 zlal bearlnfi — Vert, three dogs of chase courant argent, 
 collared or, on a chief wavy of the second, three hunting 
 horns of the first stringt-d gules. Mantling gules ana 
 argent. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a grey- 
 hound sejant argent, coU.-ired gules. Motto— " Cursum 
 perficio." 
 
 JAMES EWING HUNTER, M.B., CM. Bom Oct. 2, 
 i86a,l)eing the only son of David Hunter of Cathcart, Lanark, 
 by his wife Jane jardine, dau. of Peler Ewing. Clubs — 
 IJniversity (Glasgow), Conservative (Helensburgh). Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per fessc invected vert and gules, in chief 
 
 — " Semper sublime." Married, 1875, Marion, seconddau. 
 of James Tod, Esq., J. P. for Midlothian, of Eskbank 
 
 two hunting-horns or, garnished gules, stringed gold, in 
 base the sun in his splendour of the third. Mantling vert 
 doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a falcon 
 rising proper. Motto -"Swift and sure." Postal address 
 — Duncairn, Helensburgh, co. Dumbarton. 
 
 RICHARD HUBBARD HUNTER, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Glentyan, co. Renfrew. Born , being the second son 
 
 of William Hunter, Merchant in Glasgow, who resided in 
 parish of Cathcart, co. Lanark. Annorial bearings — 
 Per fesse vert and gules, in chief two hunting-horns or, 
 garnished gules, stringed gold, in base the sun in his 
 splendour, all within a bordure of the last. Mantling vert, 
 doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a falcon 
 rising proper ; and in an escroU over the same this Motto, 
 
 House, Dalkeith ; and has Issue. Resilience— GleMyin, 
 Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire. Club — New (Glasgow). 
 
 S RICHARD HUNTER, Esquire, J. P. and D.L for 
 CO. Haddington, and J. P. co. Berwick, fonnerly 
 Lieut. E. Lothian and Berwickshire Yeo. Cav. Born 
 January 5, 1851, being the eldest son of the late Colonel 
 Richard Hunter, 7th Madras Cavalry, by his wife Hannah, 
 youngest dau. of Richard Watt of Speke Hall, co. Lan- 
 caster, and Bishop Burton, co. York. Armorial bearingi 
 — Vert, three hunting-horns argent, garnished gules, on a 
 chief of the second two boars' heads couped of the third , 
 langued azure. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest - 
 On a wreath of his liveries, a stag's head proper. Mottoes 
 — " Vigilantiarobur voluptas,"and " Deo date." Married. 
 April 28, 1885, Evelyn Mary, younger dau. of the late 
 Sir William Miller, Bart., of Manderston ; and has Issue— 
 James William Hunter, Gentleman, b. June 30, 1886. 
 Seat — Thurston, Innerwick, N.B. Clubs— Carlton, Junior 
 Carlton, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM FRANCIS HUNTER, Gentleman. Armo- 
 rial bearings Argent, on a chevron azure, between three 
 hunting horns vert, garnished and stringed gules, a crescent 
 of the first. Mantling argent and azuze. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head cabossed or. Motto 
 " Vigilantia robur voluptas." 
 
 HUNTER (H. Coll.). Per fesse azure and masoned 
 proper, in chief a bugle-horn stringed between two bugl^ 
 horns erect counter-em bowed or, and in base a fountain. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from the battlements of a tower a fountain 
 of water all proper, between two bugle-horns erect counter- 
 embowed sable. Motto — " Non sine labore." 
 
 Sons of James Hunter of Bow and Belsize Gardens, 
 
 Hampstead, b. ; d. ; m. , Sarah, d. of 
 
 Thomas Boorer : — 
 
 Walter Hunter, Esq., J. P. cos. Middlesex and London 
 
 and for Westminster, b. 1840; m. 1865, Eliza Ann,d. of 
 
 Julius Frey Mortieau. Res.— 2 Chartfield Road. Putney 
 
 Hill, S.W, Clubs— ^K. Stephen's, Whitehall. 
 
 HUNTER (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4. o""- * '!^ 
 rampant gules, between eight cross crosslets patfe f^ 
 at the foot sable (Hunter, 1749); 2 and 3, argent, a bear 
 salient sable, muzzled or (Barnard). ManUing gules and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion ram- 
 
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 mt gules, holding between the paws a cross crosslet as in 
 le arms. Livery—'Bvo\in, red waistcoat. 
 
 Only son of Henry Lannoy Hunter, Gentleman, of 
 Beech Hill, b. 1802 ; d. 1876 ; m. 1834, Charlotte 
 Octavia, d. of Christopher Bethell Codrington of 
 i Dodington, Glos. : — 
 
 Henry Lannoy Hunter, Esq., J. P. Berks, D.L. Middx. , 
 A. Oxon. , late Lt.-Col. Berks Vols., b. 1836; m. 1879, 
 nna, d. of Sir James Carter; and has surv. issue — 
 
 formerly A.D.C. to Gen. Comdg. in Canada, b. 1858 ; m. 
 
 1887. Agnes Lillie, d. of Adam Kennard of Crawley Court, 
 Hants; and has issue— Ronald Claude Hunter, Esq., b. 
 
 1888. Seat — Mortimer Hill, Berks. Town res. — i Eaton 
 Place West, London, S.W. C/«(5j— Naval and Military, 
 Travellers'. 
 
 Thk Reverend Sir DAVID HUNTER-BLAIR, fifth 
 Baronet, of Dunskey, in the co. of Wigtown, M.A, in 
 
 Hry Michael Lannoy Hunter, Gentleman, b. 1882 : and 
 M|y Charlotte. Seat — Beech Hill, Reading. Clubs — 
 U ted University, Berkshire (Reading). 
 
 Only son of Sir Claudius Stephen Paul Hunter, and 
 
 Bart., J. P. and D.L. Berks (High Sheriff i860), b. 1825 ; 
 
 d. 1890 ; m. 1852, Constance, yr. d. of William George 
 
 Ives Bosanquet : — 
 
 r Charles Roderick Hunter, 3rd Bart. (15 Dec. 1812), 
 lai Capt. Rifle Brigade, and Major ist London R.V., 
 
 the University of Oxford, a Monk and Priest of the 
 Benedictine Order. Born Sept. 30. 1853, being the son 
 of the late Sir Edward Hunter-Blair, fourth Baronet, by 
 his wife Elizabeth, dau. of George Wauchope, brother of 
 William Wauchope of Niddrie. Creation — June 27, 1786. 
 Livery — Dark green with gilt buttons, green and white 
 striped waistcoat. Armorial bearing's — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly, i. argent, a chevron gules, between three 
 bugles vert, viroled and stringed of the second (for Hunter) ; 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a. nrgent, on a chevron rules, between three cross crosslets 
 (itcli^ sable, n fleur-de-lis or, all within a double tressure 
 dory counter-flory of the second (for Kennedy of Culzean) ; 
 3. argent, on a saltire sable, ei^ht muscles of the ficUl, and 
 in chief a star gules (for lilair); 4. argent, a shake-fork 
 sable, and in chief a losc gules, surmounted by a mullet 
 of the field (for Ciinninghamc of Brownhill), over all in 
 the centre an escutcheon argent, charged with a sinister 
 hand couped and apaumte gules for the title of Baronet. 
 Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for OrMt, a stag's head caltoshed proper. Sup- 
 porters — Dexter, a dog of chase salient argent; sinister, an 
 antelope springing proper, gorged wi^^ an open crown and 
 a chain hanging thereat or. Motto — " Vigilantia, robur, 
 voluptas." tieir presumptht — His brother Edward Hunter- 
 Blair, Esq., of Blairquhan, Commander R.N. (retired), b. 
 
 teith. C/i/^j— Royal Societies', Caledonian, United Service 
 ( Edinburgh), Conservative ( Edinburgh). 
 
 SThk Latk L1EUTKNANT-C01.ONEL GOULD READ 
 HUNTER-WESTON of Hunterston. F.S.A.,]U, 
 J. P. CO. Ayr, Knieht of Justice and Hon. ConmKuuler Order 
 of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Horn 
 1833, being the son of James Willis Weston, Genileman 
 Fof the family of Weston of Weston Lyzard and Hagley 
 Hall, CO. Stafford], by his wife Anne, second dau. of the 
 late John Crouch [of the family of Crouch of Corneybury 
 CO. Herts], of Weymouth, co. Dorset ; served on I'oliiicai 
 and StafT Employ, Capture of Durriabad Forts 1850, Out- 
 break of Indian Mutiny, May and June 1857, Defence of 
 Lucknow Residency 1857 (Brevet Majority), Alumbagh 
 Capture of Lucknow 1858 [mentioned in despatches and 
 
 March 1858 \m., July 6, 1886, Cecilia Dora, dau. of Sir 
 William James Farrer of Sandhurst Lodge, in the co. of 
 Berks, and has issue, James Hunter-Blair, Gentleman, b. 
 May 7, 1889 ; and Gaspard Patrick Hunter-Blair, Gentle- 
 man]. Postal address— 10^ Woodstock Road, Oxford. 
 C/«*.f- Caledonian, Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM HUNTER-MARSHALL, Gentleman, of 
 Callander, in the county of Perth, Commissioner of Supply 
 for that coupty, Member of the Royal Company of Archers. 
 Born June 6, 1846, being the only' son of the late William 
 Marshall of Callander, by Isabella his wife, dau. of Hugh 
 Auld by Helen Dalr> mple his wife, dau. of John Carnegie 
 of Kingslaw. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a saltire azure, between four laurel 
 leaves slipped vert, a bordure sable (for Marshall) ; 2 and 3, 
 gules, a hunting-horn stringed or, on a chief engrailed of 
 the second, three mullets of the first (for Hunter of Cal- 
 lander). Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a M a n t l i n g gules, doubled argent ; and on a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dove holding in its 
 beak an olive branch proper. Motto — " Et decerpta dabunt 
 pdores." .ffj/a/,*— Callander. 5<ra/— Callandrade, in Men- 
 
 in the "London Gazette"; medal, clasps, and one y\ 
 extra service] ; and assumed by Royal License, in the year 
 1880, the additional name and arms of Hunter, under 
 the deed of entail conveying the estate of Hunterston. 
 Livery — Dark blue or Oxford mixture trimmed «rith 
 yellow lace, on which eagles displayed sable and hunt- 
 ing-horns are alternately woven ; yellow and black waist- 
 coat, black breeches. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms [exclusive of other quarterings] : Quarterly i 
 and 4, or an eagle displayed regardant sable, charged 
 on the breast with a crescent of the first, in chief two 
 crescents of the second (for Weston) ; 2 and 3 or, three 
 hunting-horns vert, stringed gules, and for distinction a 
 cross crosslet of the last (for Hunter) ; and upon an escut- 
 cheon of pretence, in right of his wife, the arms of 
 Hunter, namely or, three hunting-horns vert, stringed 
 gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising 
 regardant sable, charged on the breast and on each wing 
 with a crescent or (for Weston); 2. upon a wreath of the 
 coloiu-s, a greyhound sejant proper, gorged with an antique 
 crown or, and charged upon the shoulder for distinction with 
 
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 cross crosslet gules (for Hunter) [these distinctions not to 
 ie borne by his descendants]; with the Mottoes, " Aquila 
 |on capit muscas," " Cursum perficio." And further, for 
 OS wife, upon a lozenge, as heir of line and head of that 
 ;imily, the arms of Hunter of Hunterston repeated, namely 
 'f, three hunting-horns vert, stringed gules, the lozenge 
 aving as Supporters, on either side of it a greyhound 
 jroper, gorged with an antique crown or. Married, firstly, 
 p6o, Frances Elizabeth Eleanor, only child of John Crooke 
 freeman of Crooke Hall, in the County Palatine of Lan- 
 jister; and secondly, 1863, Jane, Lady of Justice of the 
 |rder of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, 
 |xu. and heir of the late Robert Hunter of Hunterston, 
 
 I' the county of Ayr; and has Isst/e — (i) Aylmer Gould 
 unter- Weston, Esq. , Major in the Royal Engineers, served 
 the Miranzai and Waziristan Expeditions, and in the 
 gyptian and South African Wars (frequently mentioned in 
 ;spatches), 6. 1864 ; (2) Reginald Hugh Hunter- Weston, 
 |entleman, late Lieut. Seaforth Highlanders, d. 1869 [m., 
 ug. 9, 1899, Agnes, dau. of John Roberts, Esq., C.M.G. 
 r Littlebourne, Dunedin, N.Z.]. Estate and postal address 
 -Hunterston, West Kilbride, Ayrshire. Ch/6s — United 
 rvice, Athenaeum, County. 
 
 HUNTINGDON, Earl of, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 I WILLIAM BALLE HUNTINGTON, Esquire, J. P., 
 9 D. L. , and High Sheriff (1898) for the co. of Lancaster. 
 )rn 1841, being the son of James Huntington of Mitcham, 
 irrey. Armorial bearings— Or, on a pale gules, between 
 
 roses of the last barbed and seeded proper, a lion 
 mpant between two water-bougets of the first. Mantling 
 fles and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 punt vert a lion's head or, gorged with a collar vair, 
 It ween two roses gules, barbed, leaved, and stalked proper. 
 Jatto — "In veritate victoria." Married, 1869, Emily L., 
 liughter of George Seymour King of London. Residence 
 
 The Woodlands, Darwen, co. Lanes. 
 
 Rev. OSMOND CURRIE HUNTLEY of Boxwell 
 )urt, CO. Gloucester, M.A. Exeter College, Oxford, some- 
 tie Rector of Rockhampton, co. Gloucester, and Chaplain 
 tl the late Bishop of Colchester. Born March 23, 1837, 
 Ijing the only surviving son of the late Edmund Huntley, 
 \ his wife Harriet Louisa, dau. and coheir of the late 
 iilliam Goode of Puckeridge, Herts. Armorial bearings 
 -JArgent, on a chevron between three stags' heads erased 
 ible, as many bugle-horns stringed of the field. Mantling 
 Sale and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 tbot passant proper, collared and lined or. Motto — " Je 
 ^il droit avoir." Married, June 9, 1875, Frances Martha, 
 Jangest dau. of the late William Nicholson, Esq., J. P. 
 fd D.L., of Roundhay Park, near Leeds, Yorks ; and has 
 iue—(i) Francis Osmond Joseph Huntley, Gentleman, 
 K. Univ. Coll., Oxford, b. Sept. 27, 1878; (2) Wilfrid 
 Lmund Huntley, Gentleman, cadet R.N., b. Nov. 9, 
 ik), d. Feb. 26, 1895; and Mary Gertrude \m., Feb. 6, 
 1X3, William Wilking Stabb, M.D., of Torquay]. 
 
 1 FRANCIS HUNTSMAN, Esquire, J.P. for Notts. 
 ' Born 1852, being the eldest son of the late Benjamin 
 
 Imtsman, Esq., J. P., of Attercliff, co. York, by Anna 
 ftria, dau. of the late Major-General Fitz-Maurice. Club 
 -Carlton. Livery — 'Sine. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 t ee escutcheons argent, each charged with a bugle-horn 
 si)le, garnished or, and stringed of the field. Mantling 
 g!es and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 ciours, a mount vert, thereon a fern-brake in front of two 
 sars in saltire proper, therefrom pendent a bugle-horn 
 gnished and stringed as in the arms. Motto — " Esto 
 vilans." Married, 1891, Mary Joan, second dau. of 
 'lomas F. C. Vernon- Wcntworth ofWentworth Castle; 
 al has Issue — Benjamin Canning Huntsman, Gentleman, 
 b .895 ; and Joan Alice. 5«a^— West Retford Hall, Ret- 
 f.i. 
 
 Hurly, Esq., J.P. for the co. of Kerry, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Augusta, dau. of C. Grant of Kinchindy , and widow of Capt. 
 Dundas Boyd. Club — St. James's. Livery — Dark blue 
 coats, red waistcoats, brass buttons, drab greatcoats, with 
 red collars and cuffs. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Azure, on a fesse between three cross crosslets 
 or, a dexter hand couped between two mullets gules. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 Crests, I. out of an antique Irish crown or, a naked 
 arm embowed proper, holding a cross crosslet gold ; 
 with the Motto, " Dextra cruce vincit ; " 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a naked arm embowed, holding 
 a sword wavy all proper; with the Motto, "Dextra vincit 
 cor." Estates — Fenit, Aglish, Kilshenane, Kilfeighney, 
 Clash, &c. Postal address — Fenit House, Fenit, 'rralee, 
 Ireland. 
 
 JOHN CONWAY HURLY, Esq., J.P. for co. Kerry, 
 Capt. 3rd Batt. South Lancashire Regiment. Born March 
 1862, being the eldest surviving son of the late Robert Con- 
 way Hurly, Esq., J.P. , of Bridge House, co. Kerry, by his 
 second wife Annie, dau. of the late \A/illiam Comins of 
 Witheridge, Devon (she m. secondly, 1873, the Rev. John 
 Ross, M.A. , Vicar of Caynham, co. Salop). Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, on a fesse between three crosses crosslet or, 
 a dexter hand couped between two mullets gules. Mantling 
 azure and or; and for his Crest, out of an antique Irish 
 crown or, a naked arm embowed proper, holding a cross 
 crosslet gold. Motto — "Dextra cruce vincit." Married, 
 June 1891, Maud Isabel, [d. March 1892), dau. of Rev. 
 George William Grogan, M.A., Rector of Withington, 
 Lancashire; and has/w/<e — Robert William Conway Hurly, 
 Gentleman, b. March 1892. Seat — GlendufT, Tralee, co. 
 Kerry. 
 
 JOSEPH STANCLIFFE HURST, Esquire, J.P. for 
 W. and N. Ridings of co. of York, and for the Liberty of 
 
 Ripon, Born , being the son of 
 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly per pale indented gules and 
 
 sable, a sun in splendour or, in the first and second quarters 
 a dragon's head erased of the last. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a dragon with wings 
 elevated or, sem^e of crescents sable, resting the dexter claw 
 upon an escutcheon of the last charged with a sun in splen- 
 dour as in the arms. Motto— " Lux tua vita mea." Postal 
 address— Copt Hewick Hall, Ripon. 
 
 lURLE, see COOKE-HURLE. 
 
 OHN CHARLES DENIS HURLY, Esquire, J.P. for 
 tl CO. of Kerry. Born 1862, being the only son of John 
 
 HURST. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a derai- 
 ls tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 sun in splendour, the stump of a tree sprouting to the 
 dexter, thereon a thrush all proper. Motto — " Virtute ct 
 Ubore." 
 
 Son of late Henry Hurst of Littleborough, Lanes. : — 
 Waller Hurst, Gentleman, B.Sc., L.S.A. (Eng.). Post, 
 add. — Kirkgate, Tadcasier, Yorkshire. 
 
 HURT, qtiartered by SITWELL and EDGE. 
 
 M ALBERT FREDERIC HURT, Esquire. D.L. and 
 Xm J. P. for the co. of Derby, retired Major and Hon. 
 Lieut.. Col. 3rd B;«tt. Derbyshire Militia Regt., late Lieut. 
 R.N. Bom March 7, 1835, being the third son of Francis 
 Hurt, Gentleman, by his wife Cecilia Emely, daughter 
 of Richard Norman, by his wife Elizabeth Isabella, com- 
 monly known as Lady Elizabeth Isabella. Clubs — Army 
 and Navy, Junior Carlton. Livery — Dark green coat, black 
 trousers, striped green and white waistcoat. Armorial 
 bMUingB— He bears for Amu : Quarterly i and 4, sable 
 a fesse between three cinquefoils or (for Hurt) ; 2 and 3 
 gules, a wolf passant argent (for Lowe). Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for his C^est, " on a 
 torse gold and sable, a harte passant in his proper couller, 
 horned, membryed and hurte in the hanche with an arrow 
 gold, fethyred argent " \yide Flower's grant, September 4, 
 
 1565"] ; with the Motto, ' ' Mane praedam vesperi spolium. " 
 Married, April 24, 1862, Alice, third daughter of Frederick 
 Peter Delm6-Radcliffe of Hitchin Priory, Hitchin, in the 
 county of Hertford ; and has Issue — (i) Francis Cecil Albert 
 Hurt, Gentleman, torn March 11, 1878; (2) Seymour 
 Frederic Auckland Albert Hurt, Gentleman, born October 
 18, 1879; (3) Henry Albert Le Fowne Hurt, Gentleman, 
 born September 5, 1881 ; (4) Ralph Anthony Lowe 
 Ponsonby Hiu-t, Gentleman, born April 1, 1885; and 
 Grace Emma Julia. Estates — Alderwasley, in the county 
 of Derby ; Castern, in the county of Stafford. Postal 
 address — Alderwasley, Matlock. 
 
 WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY GEORGE HURT-SIT- 
 WELL, Elsquire, Justice of the Peace for co. Salop (High 
 Sheriff 1855) and for co. Hereford. Bom October 2, 1827, 
 being the only son of Francis Hurt-Sitwell, Gentleman, by 
 his wife Harriet, daughter of Sir Joseph Hoare, Baronet. 
 Livery— Dark green, with brass buttons, green and yellow 
 
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 striped waistcoat, yi-llow plush breeches. Armorial bear- 
 ings— He bears for Amu : Harry of eight 01 and vcri. three 
 lions rampant sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmrt 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling vert and or ; .and fni 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or 
 sable, holding an escutcheon per pale or and vi-rt. 
 ried, firstly, 1853, Harriet, only daughter of William I ; 
 Harford of liarleywood, in the county of Soni: 
 secondly, 1858, Eliza Harriet, only daughter of R. I', 
 Phillipson ; and has Issue — (i) W illoughby Hi 
 Hurt-Sitwell, Gentleman, lx)m May 18, 1855; (2) Ii ; 
 Hurt-Sitwell, Gentleman, born January 14, i86o; 
 Elinor Harriet. Estates — Ferncy Hall Estate, and Buck 
 nell I"2slate. Postal address — Ferney Hall, Craven Arms, 
 Shropshire. 
 
 JAMES HUBERT HUSEY-HUNT, Esquire. A'.... 
 April 20, 1853, being the eldest son of the Rev. I 
 Husey-Hunt (formerly Senior), Rector of Compton Pii. 
 fote and of Blackford (who d. 1897), by his first wii. 
 Louisa P'rances (who d. 1865), dau. of Daniel Smith of 
 Heilsbcrg, Dresden. Livery— li\\xe, white facings. Armo- 
 rial beulngs — Quarterly 1 and 4, azure, two chcvroneh 
 
 ermine, between three martlets argent, a canton or for 
 distinction (for Hunt) ; 2 and 3, barry of six ermine and 
 gules (for Husey). Mantling azure and argent. Crests- 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed vestfd 
 azure, cuffed or, in the hand a slip of trefoil in blossom 
 proper (for Hunt) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a boot 
 sable, spurred or, topped ermine, surmounted by a heart 
 gules supported by two hands issuant from clouds proper ; 
 and on an escroU above the words, " Cor nobyle cor immo- 
 byle." Married, 1888, Ina Moutray Parsons, dau. of the 
 Rev. Augustus James Parsons of Brampton, Hunts. Seat 
 — Compton Castle, Somersetshire. Residence — (>i The 
 Drive, Brighton. Club — Windham. 
 
 S NARCISSUS EDWARD HUSON, Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. Wexford, late Lieut.-Col. 3rd Batt. R. Insh 
 Regt. Born 1834, being the only son of the late Charles 
 Huson, Esq., of Wexford, Capt. 45th Regt., by Sarah, 
 second dau. of the late Thomas Markham of The Abbey, 
 Kinsale, co. Cork. Armorial bearings— Argent, a hcari 
 gules, on a chief engrailed azure, a fleur-de-lis of the firs'- 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 
 g is tHe Military cockade. 
 
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 lyreath of the colours, a harp azure, stringed or. Motto — 
 ' Sursum corda." Married, 1865, Emily Elfrida, second 
 uau. of John Nunn, Esq., J. P., of Silverspring, co. Wexford. 
 ieat — Springfield, Wexford. 
 
 HUSSEY, see STRONG-HUSSEY. 
 
 ANTHONY ALOYSIUS STRONG HUSSEY, Esquire, 
 P. Bom June 21, 1850, being the eldest son of the late 
 
 M THOMAS HUSSEY, Esquire, late Colonel ist Somer- 
 w set Light Infantry Militia, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Dorset. Bom Nov- 
 ember 19, 1814, being the eldest son of John Hussey, by 
 his wife Anne, daughter of William Daniel of Lyme, in the 
 county of Dorset. C/«* —Carlton. /L/wrc— White, with 
 crimson facings. Armorial bearinga— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly of twenty-five, namely, i. barry of six ermine and 
 gules, on a canton of the second a cross patonce argent (for 
 
 alachi Strong Hussey, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 
 :57 ; by his wife Charlotte Isabella, second dau. of Richard 
 ;tzgerald, of Muckridge House, Youghal. Armorial 
 ■jarings- Barry of six ermine and gules, on a canton of 
 v; last, a cross or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— 
 1 a wreath of the colours, a hind passant argent, on a 
 )unt vert, and under a tree proper. Motto ~ " Cor immo- 
 e." Married, Oct. 28, 1884, Mary, only dau. of Richard 
 ;nry Shiel, of Liverpool ; and has a dau. Mary Mabel. 
 at — Westown, near Balbriggan. 
 
 Hussey) ; 2. azure, a pale lozengy or, between two flaunchcs 
 of the last (for Daniel) ; 3. azure, an eagle displayed argent 
 (for Cotton, otherwise Redware) ; 4. argent, a bend sable 
 between three pellets (for Cotton, ancient) ; 5. azure, an 
 eagle displayed argent ; 6. sable, three swords, two and 
 one paleways proper, pommels and hilts or (for Waldechef) ; 
 7. or, six eagles displayed sable, a canton ermine (for 
 Basing) ; 8. argent, three falcons gules, belled or (for Fal- 
 coner) ; 9. sable, three owls or (for Thurcaston) ; 10. azure, 
 two bars argent (for Venables) ; 11. or, a fesse azure (for 
 
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 Vernon) ; la. sable, a fesse danccu6c between three mullets 
 argent (for Wcsenhnm) ; 13. azure, a saliirc and chief 01 
 (for Bruce of Connington) ; 14. or, a saltire and chief gules 
 (for Bruce of Annandale) ; 15. or, three piles in point issuing 
 from the chief gules (for David, Earl of Huntingdon) ; 16. 
 or, a lion rampant within a double trcssurc tlory and counter- 
 flory gules (for Scotland) ; 17. azure, a cross tlory between 
 four martlets ot (for the Saxon kings of England) ; 18. azure, 
 a lion rampant argent, a chief giues (for Waltheof, Earl of 
 Northumberland) ; 19. gules, a saltire argent (for Aldred, 
 Earl of Northumberland) ; ao. azure, six garbs, three, two 
 and one or (for Kevelioc, Earl of Chester) ; ai. gules, a lion 
 rampant argent (for Gemons, Earl of Chester); aa. or, a 
 lion rampant gules (for Meschines, Earl of Chester) ; 23. 
 azure, a wolfs head erased argent (for Lupus, Earl of 
 Chester) ; 24. sable, a double-headed eagle displayed or 
 (for Algar, Earl of Leicester) ; 35. or, a chevron between 
 three leopards' faces gules (for Harvey). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a boot sable, spurred or, turned over ermine, sur- 
 mounted by a heart proper, supported by two arms embowed 
 in armour, the hands gauntleted also proper ; with the 
 Motto, "Cor immobyle." Estates — Impropriate Rectory 
 of Crewkerne, in the county of Somerset ; Manor Farm 
 of Mosterton, and Bredy and Graston Farms, all in the 
 county of Dorset. Postal address — Highcliffe, Lympstone, 
 E>evon. 
 
 HUSSEY (U.O.). Barry of six ermine and gules, on 
 a canton of the last, a cross or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a hind passant argent under a tree proper. Motto — 
 "Cor immobile." 
 
 Son of Edward Horatio Hussey, Esq., J. P., of Rath- 
 kenny, b. 1807; d. 1876; m. 1840, Hon. Frederica 
 Maria Louisa Irby, d. of 4th Lord Boston : — 
 Algernon Frederick Edward Thomas Hussey, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1849. Seat — Rathkenny, Slane, co. Meath. 
 
 S AMBROSE DENIS HUSSEY - FREKE, Esquire, 
 M.A., J. P. and D.L. co. Wilts. Bom Jan. 13, 1836, 
 being the eldest son of Ambrose Hussey, Esq., of The Hall, 
 Salisbury, in the county of Wiltshire, Niember of Parliament 
 for Salisbury, by his wife Barbara Alicia, daughter of Daniel 
 Eyre of The Close, Salisbtiry [and grandson of James Hussey 
 of Salisbury]; assumed, September i, 1863, by Royal License, 
 the additional surname and arms of Freke. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly 1 and 4, sable two 
 bars, and in chief three mullets or, and for distinction a 
 canton of the last {for Freke) ; 2 and 3 barry of six ermine 
 and g^les pyer pale counterchanged, on a canton of the 
 second, a cross patonce argent (for Hussey), and upon an 
 escutcheon of pretence the same arms of Freke without 
 the marks of distinction. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a bull's head couped sable, collared and chained or, charged 
 for distinction with a cross crosslet gold (for Freke) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a boot sable, spurred or, 
 and turned over ermine, surmounted by a heart proper, 
 supjjorted by two arms embowed in armour, hands gaunt- 
 leted also proper (for Hussey). Married, October 9, 1862, 
 Florence Mary Spencer, only child and heiress of the late 
 Colonel Freke, Companion of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, of Hannington Hall; and has Issue — (i) 
 Ambrose Raufe Eyre Hussey-Freke, Esq., J. P. co. Wilts, 
 bom January 27, 1865 [married, 1890, Agnes, youngest 
 daughter of the late James Hussey of The Close, Salisbury] ; 
 (2) Denis James Hussey-Freke, Gentleman, born October 25, 
 1866; (3) Frederick Hussey-Freke, Gentleman, born 1875; 
 ^4! Percy Edward Hussey-Freke, Gentleman, born 1877 ; 
 
 (5) Ambrose Eyre Hussey-Freke, Gentleman, born 1880; 
 
 (6) Bertrand Hussey-Freke, Gentleman, born 1881 ; (7) 
 Eric John Hussey-Freke, Gentleman, born 1883 ; Florence 
 Barbara ; Ruth Katharine Margaret ; Monica Mary Georg- 
 ina ; Alicia Gertrude Louisa ; Florence Beatrice, died May 
 I, 1873; Constance Mary; and Dorothy. Seats — Han- 
 nington Hall, Highworth ; and The Hall, Salisbury, both 
 in the county of Wiltshire. 
 
 SThe Late RICHARD HUSSEY-HUSSEY, Es- 
 quire, J.P. and D.L. for the county of Hunts 
 
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 (High Sherift 1878). Bom 1815, Iwing the son of 
 late Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Hussey- Hussey. K.( 
 (J.C. M.G., of Woodwalton, Hunts, by Emma, dan 
 Willinm Hobson of Markfield. Club — Oxlord and ( 
 bridge. Armorial bearings— Quarterly , per a cross of |h 
 or and gules, in the first and fourth quarters a cross a/ 
 in the second and third three lions passant gnardant twn 
 one gold, in the centre chief point, as an honour.ihle . 
 mentation, a plate charged with the turlxin of an On 
 of the Mogul Empire proper. Mantling gules and or ; 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a hind trip] 
 proper, gorged with a ducal coronet and chamed or. h 
 dences — 39 Brunswick Terrace, Brighton; and Upwi 
 Hunts. 
 
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 VALENTINE JOHN HUSSEY-WAIiiH, Gentls 
 Barrister-at-Law, Private Secretary to Postmaster-Gfl 
 (1900-02). Bom i86a, being the eldest son of 
 Hussey-Walsh, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Craii 
 and Mulhussey, co. Roscommon, by his wife K! 
 dau. of Valentine O'Brien O'Connor, D.L. , of Kirkhcui, 
 CO. Dublin, and Bailey kisteen, co. Tipi)erary. Livery— 
 Dark blue, with red binding. Armorial bearinga— 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron gules between 
 three broad-arrowheads, points upwards sable (for Walsh); 
 2 and 3 barry of six ermine and gules, on a canton 
 of the last a cross or, a crescent for difference (for Hussey). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a swan pierced through the back and breast with a 
 dart all proper. Motto — " Transfixus sed non mortuus." 
 
 HUTCHINSON, quartered by LLOYD-VAUGHAN. 
 
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 PARKER-HUTCHINSON, 
 HUTCHINSON. 
 
 HELY- HUTCHINSON, 
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 HUTCHINSON. Per pale nebuly azure and gules, three 
 cross crosslets in pale or, between two lions rampant 
 respecting each other argent. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bloodhound statant 
 
 proper, holding in the mouth a cross crosslet or, and sup 
 porting with the dexter forepaw an escutcheon azure, 
 thereon a sun rising from the base also or. Livery— o\\k, 
 silver buttons. 
 
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 Son of late Alan William Hutchinson, Esq., J. P., of 
 Hollingside, Durham, by his wife Sarah (she m. 2ndly, 
 John Fogg-Elliott, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Elvet Hill, 
 
 I Durham), d. of late Thomas Tate of Bank House, 
 Northumberland : — 
 Alan Hutchinson, Esq., J. P. co. Durham, d. 4 April 
 ,1854 ; m. 10 Oct. 1895, Mary Katherine, second d. of late 
 Rev. Edward A. Wilkinson, M.A. , J. P., Vicar of Whitworth 
 ^by his wife Edith Rosa, only d. of late Robert Duncombe 
 Bhafto. Esq., J. P. and D.L., M.P. for North Durham, of 
 KVhitworth Park) ; and has issue — (i) Alan Edward Hutchin- 
 [ion. Gentleman, d. 24 July 1896; (2) Miles Middleton 
 'Hutchinson, Gentleman, 6. 7 Sept. 1897; (3) John Francis 
 |3aring Hutchinson, Gentleman, l>. 9 Aug. 1902. Estate — 
 liiding Hills, co. Durham. J?es. — Tudhoe House, Durham. 
 iuis — Oxford and Cambridge, County (Durham). 
 
 S HENRY ORMEROD HUTCHINSON, Esquire, J.P. 
 for CO. Lancaster, formerly Major ist Vol. Batt. Lanca- 
 shire Fusihers, V.D. Born Oct. 20, 1849, being the fourth 
 on of Wm. Hutchinson, Esq., of Bury, Lancashire, J.P. 
 [or CO. Lancaster, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Richard 
 liodgson of Ashfield, Manchester. Livery — Buff and 
 ed waistcoat and brass buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 buarterly azure and gules, a lion rampant erminois, 
 [.rithin four cross crosslets argent, and as many bezants 
 llternately in orle. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 bn a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head affront^e, 
 puped at the shoulders proper, wreathed about the temples 
 [rgent and azure, and charged upon the breast with a cross 
 |at6e sable, between a branch of laurel on the dexter side 
 ind a branch of oak fructed on the sinister, both also 
 frojjer. Motto — " Perseverando. " Married, April 15, 
 I380, Elisabeth Clegg, dau. of John Clegg of Kents- 
 prd House, Grange-»rd Sands; and has Issue — (i) John 
 ummerscales Hutchinson, Gentleman, b. Sept. 2, 1882, 
 ieutenant rst Battalion South Lancashire Regiment ; (2) 
 fenry Ernest Hutchinson, Gentleman, b. Dec. 8, 1884; 
 l) Francis Ormerod Hutchinson, Gentleman, b. April 7, 
 \<y2\ (4) Geoffrey Clegg Hutchinson, Gentleman, b. Oct. 
 1893 ; Lilian May, d. an infant ; and Alice Marjorie. 
 '.at — Elderslie, Prestwich, Manchester. 
 
 JOHN RICHARD HUTCHINSON, Esquire, Justice 
 the Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster. Bom 
 
 N ember 22, 1839, being the eldest son of the late William 
 H cliinson. Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the County 
 P itine of Lancaster, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter 
 
 of Richard Greaves Hodgson of Ashfield, Manchester. 
 Livery— l>T&h. Armorial bearings ( H. Coll. , Jan. 1819)— 
 Quarterly azure and gules, a lion rampant erminois within 
 four cross crosslets argent, and as many bezants alternately 
 in orle ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a Saracen's head aflfront^e, couped at the shoulders proper, 
 wreathed about the temples argent and azure, and charged 
 upon the breast with a cross pat^e sable, between a branch 
 of laurel on the dexter side and a branch of oak fructed 
 on the sinister, both also proper; with the Motto, "Per- 
 severando." Married, September 11, 1882, Emily, eldest 
 daughter of the late Captain Hudson, Royal Navy, of 
 Flixton, in the county of Suffolk. Postal address — The 
 Hirsel, Leamington, Warwickshire. Club — Conservative. 
 
 WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, Gentleman. Bom Feb. 
 27, 1872, being the eldest son of the late John Heap 
 Hutchinson, by his wife Fanny Elise, dau. of George 
 Peplow Forwood of Liverpool. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Quarterly azure and gules, a lion rampant erminois within 
 four cross crosslets argent, and four bezants alternately in 
 orle. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a Saracen's head aftront^e, couped at the 
 shoulders proper, wreathed about the temples argent and 
 azure, and charged upon the breast with a cross pat^ 
 sable, between a branch of laurel on the dexter and a 
 branch of oak frucled on the sinister also proper. MottO— 
 " Perseverando." Married, 1901, Asta Charlotta, youngest 
 dau. of John Harvey Broadbent, English Consul at Diissel- 
 dorf, Germany ; and has Issue— ]ohn Harvey Hutchinson, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1903. Residence — Whitegate, Bebington, 
 Cheshire. 
 
 S WILLIAM ARTHUR HUTCHINSON, Esquire, 
 J.P. for the Isle of Man, Member of the House of 
 Keys, Captain of the Parish of Marown, Isle of Man. 
 Born May 11, 1853, being the eldest son of the late 
 Thomas Frederick Hutchinson of The Groves, Isle of 
 Man, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late Thomas 
 Drury of Snugborough, Isle of Man. Club — Junior Con- 
 stitutional. Ltvery — Dark blue. Armorial bearing^ — 
 
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 Quarterly aiure and fOil<». a Hon rampant crminois within 
 four cross crosslcts argent and four Iwzants alternately in 
 orle. Mantltng asure and or; and for the Oreit, on a 
 
 wreath of the coloiu^, a Saracen's head couped at the 
 shoulders proper, wreathed about the temples argent and 
 azure, charged on the breast with a cross pat(^e sable be- 
 tween a branch of laurel on the dexter and a branch of oak 
 fructed on the sinister also proper. Married, Oct. 12, 1882, 
 Margaret, second dau. of Robert Paterson of Rock Ferry, 
 Cheshire, J. P. for the Borough of Birkenhead, and Mayor 
 of Birkenhead 1883 and 1884; and has Issue — Four 
 daughters, Elsie ; Mona Margaret ; Florence ; and Nancy. 
 Estates — The Groves, and Snugborough, Isle of Man. 
 Postal address — The Groves, near Douglas, Isle of 
 Man. 
 
 M WILLIAM PEISLEY HUTCHINSON-LLOYD- 
 9 VAUGHAN, Esq., J.P. and D.L. (High Sherift 
 1874). Bom April 28, 1844, being the only child of the late 
 Samuel Dawson Hutchinson, Esq., J. P., of Mount Heaton, 
 by Mary, only child and heir of the late John Lloyd of 
 Parsonstown [and of Martha, sister of William Peisley 
 Vaughan, Esq., of Golden Grove, whose name Mr. Hut- 
 chinson assumed by Royal License, as well as that of his 
 father-in-law]. Clubs — University, Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly of nine, i. quarterly, i. 
 sable, a chevron between three boys' heads couped at the 
 shoulders argent, crined or, round the neck of each a snake 
 entwined proper (for Vaughan) ; ii. paly of eight argent 
 and gules, a border or, pellettte (for Lloyd of Gloster) ; iii. 
 erminois, a lion rampant azure, ducally crowned argent (for 
 Medhop) ; iiii. quarterly gules and azure, crusily fitch^e or, 
 a lion rampant argent (for Hutchinson) ; 2. quarterly gules 
 and azure, crusily fitchte or, a lion rampant argent (for 
 Hutchinson) ; 3. paly of eight argent and gules (for Lloyd 
 of Bodidris) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant argent (for Grono ap 
 Sevan) ; 5. p)er bend sinister ermine and ermines, a lion 
 rampant or (for Trevor) ; 6. erminois, a lion rampant azure, 
 ducally crowned argent (for Medhop) ; 7. vert, a saltire or, 
 an annulet of the last for difference (for Le Hunte) ; 8. sable, 
 a chevron argent, between three boys' heads coujsed at the 
 shoulders, round the neck of each a snake entwined , all proper 
 (for Vaughan) ; 9. gules, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned 
 
 of the last, in the dexter chief point a cross crossUn fitch(^ 
 argent ; and impaling the arms of Darby, namely azure, on 
 a chevron argent, lictween three garbs or, a naval coronci 
 of the first between two anchors sable, pendent in ihc cenin- 
 chief by a rilKind of the second fimbriated of the (i. • 
 representation of the gold modal conferred upon .A.h 
 Sir H. D'Esterre Darby. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a boy s 
 head couped at the shoulders, crined or, round the neck a 
 snake entwined proper (for Vaughan) ; a. upon a wrenth ' 
 the colours, a lion rampant argent, holding in the d 
 fore-paw a snake proper (for Lloyd) ; 3. on a duml < . 
 or, a cockatrice, wings addorscd, proper (foi 
 son). Mottoes -" Innocentiainfantis, sapientia 
 and " Vita; via virtutis." Married, PMg. ^,\ibj 
 Henrietta, dau. of William Henry Darby of I^eap Castle, 
 King's Co. Seat — Golden Grove, Roscrea, King's Co. 
 
 S JAMES THOMAS HUTCHISON. Esquire, J.P. for 
 the cos. of Midlothian and Kinross, D.L. for 
 Kinross, Brigadier of the Royal Company of Art 
 the King's Body Guard for Scotland. Bom 1839, !,.... 
 the second son of Thomas Hutchison, Esq., J. P., oi 
 Carlowrie, in the county of Linlithgow, by his wife Jan'-, 
 daughter of Robert Wylie. Clubs — Junior Constitmi 
 Caledonian United Service (Edinburgh), and Scotiisl, 
 servative (Edinburgh). Z-twry— Blue and silver. Anno: 
 bearings — He bears for Anns : Argent, three arrows poiius 
 
 downwards, meeting in base proper, surmounted of a f^' 
 azure, charged with a fox courant also proper, a bor- 
 also azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a heliiiel 1' 
 ting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled arj; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a m 
 head erased proper, attired or ; with the Motto, "Sck 
 laborisque memor." Married, 1879, Isabella Harris 
 
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 (elder daughter of the late Reverend Edward Burch Field, 
 (J. P., D L., of Moreland, in the county of Kinross, and 
 jThorncote, in the county of Bedford. Estates — Moreland 
 h.nd Hardiston, both in the county of Kinross. Resi- 
 Hences — 12 Douglas Crescent, Edinburgh; and Moreland, 
 [Kinross, N.B. 
 
 i THOMAS WALTER HUTCHISON, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1886, being the son of the late 'I'homas Hutchison, 
 by his wife Jeanie, eldest dau. of Walter Wylie, Esq., 
 i)f Rosebank. Armorial bearings Argent, three arrows 
 points downwards meeting in base proper, surmounted 
 i)f a fesse azure charged with a fox courant also proper. 
 lHantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 (lis liveries is set for Crest, a stag's head erased proper, 
 pUared or. Motto —" Scientise, laborisque memor." 
 Postal address —CaxXovirK, Kirkliston, N.B. 
 
 ALEXANDER HUTH, Esquire. Born Dec. 23. 1838, 
 »eing the eldest son of Charles Frederick Huth, Esq., of 
 pakhurst, in the co. of Kent [and to whom refer], by 
 jis wife Frances Caroline, dau. of Sir Chapman Marshall, 
 
 iOrd Mayor of the City of London in the year 1839. 
 fjrmorial bearings (H.'Coll. 1822)— Argent, two chev- 
 
 pnels gules, in chief a human heart of the last, and in base 
 [hat sable with an ostrich feather proper ; and for a Crest, 
 jiree sprigs of oak erect proper, each bearing an acorn or. 
 yarried, August 19, 1870, Gesnalda Margherita Maria, 
 jaughter of Signor Milani of Rome ; and has Issue — (i) 
 l.ancelot Arthur Huth, Gentleman, born September 5, 
 
 375 ; (2) Galahad John Huth, Gentleman, born 1883 ; 
 
 nid Agnes ; Vivian Josephine Maria ; and Elaine. 
 
 ALFRED HENRY HU TH, Gentleman. Born January 
 [, 1850, being the second son of the late Henry Huth, 
 squire, Deputy-Lieutenant of Wykehurst, in the county of 
 jssex, by his wife Augusta Louisa Sophia, daughter of 
 rederick von Westenholz. Cluhs — Athenasum, Roxburghe. 
 ivery — White coat with red facings, red and white 
 Hped waistcoat, red breeches, white stockings. Armorial 
 parings (H. Coll. 1822) — Argent, two chevronels gules, 
 I chief a human heart of the last and in base a hat sable 
 th an ostrich feather proper, impaling the same arms of 
 uth, namely argent, two chevronels gules, in chief a human 
 jart of the last and in base a hat sable with an ostrich 
 ither proper ; and for a Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 ■ee sprigs of oak erect proper, each bearing an acorn or ; 
 th the Motto, " Animus non res." Married, January 16, 
 72, Octavia, daughter of Charles Frederick Huth, Esquire 
 whom refer]. Postal address — Fosbury Manor, near 
 mgerford. 
 
 f EDWARD HUTH, Esquire, J.P. and D.L for the co. 
 * of Sussex (High Sheriff 1896-97), and Master of Arts 
 
 of the University of Oxford. Bom January 8, 1847, being 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Huth, Esquire, E)eputy- 
 Lieutenant, of Wykehurst, in the county of Sussex, by his 
 wife Augusta Louisa Sophia, daugiiter of Frederick von 
 Westenholz. Clubs — New University, Union, and Garrick, 
 Livery — Plain black coat and trousers, red waistcoat, drab 
 greatcoat, silver buttons. Armorial bearings (H. Coll. 
 1822) — Argent, two chevronels gules, in chief a human heart 
 of the last, and in base a hat sable with an ostrich feather 
 proper ; and for a Crest, on a wreath of the colours, three 
 sprigs of oak erect proper, each bearing an acorn or ; with 
 the Motto, "Anirnus non res." Married, February 29, 
 1876, Edith Wilhelmina, fourth daughter of the late Rev. 
 Frederick Anthony Stansfeld Marshall, Vicar of Great 
 Easton, in the county of Leicester ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Geoffrey Edward Huth, Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, 1878, Lieut. 
 Coldstream Guards; (2) Austin Henry Huth, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 13, 1881 ; Helen Beatrix ; and Rosalind Mary. 
 Estate and postal address — Wykehurst Park, Hayward's 
 Heath, Sussex. Town residence — 48 Eaton Square. 
 S.W. 
 
 S FERDINAND MARSHALL HUTH, Esquire, D.L. 
 and High Sheriff for the county of London 1894. Bom 
 August 10, 1840, being the second son of the late Charles 
 Frederick Huth, Esq., of Oakhurst, co. Kent, by his wife 
 Frances Caroline, dau, of Sir Chapman Marshall, Lord 
 Mayor of the City of London in the year 1839. Armorial 
 bearing^ (H. Coll. 1822) — Argent, two chevronels gules, 
 in chief a human heart of the last, and in base a hat sable 
 with an ostrich feather proper. Crest — Three sprigs of oak 
 erect proper, each bearing an acorn or. Married, Nov. 
 2, 1865, Caroline Locke, eldest dau. of Bonamy Dobree ; 
 and has Issue — Harry Alexander Huth, b. 1867 ; Evelyn 
 Caroline Locke ; and Constance Mary. Postal addresses — 
 44 Upper Grosvenor Street, London, W. ; and Eaglehurst, 
 Fawley, Southampton. Clubs — St. James's, Union, Royal 
 Yacht Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 FREDERICK HENRY HUTH, Esquire, formerly 
 Capt. King's Dragoon Guards. Born February 22, 
 
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 1844, \mng the third son of Chnrles Frederick Huth, 
 Esquire, of Oakhurst, in the county of Kent (and to 
 whom refer), by his wife Frances Caroline, daughter of Sir 
 Chapman Marshall, I^rd Mayor of the City of London in 
 the year 1839. Armorial bearlngt— (H. Cull. iSaa)— 
 Argent, two chevronels gules, in chief a human heart of the 
 last, and in base a hat sable with an ostrich feather proper ; 
 and for a Oreit, three sprigs of oak erect proper, each 
 bearing an acorn or. Married, October 7, 1865, Manucla 
 Caroline, daughter of Augtistus Herman Kinderman ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Philip Stansfold Huth, Gentleman, b. 
 Oct. la, 1870; (a) Sydney Francis Huth, Gentleman, 
 *. July II, 1878; (3) Harold Huth, Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 
 1879; (4) Charles Frederick Huth, Gentleman, b. Dec. ai, 
 1881 ; (5) Roland Huth, Gentleman, b. Oct. a7, 1883 ; 
 Manuela Teresa ; Josephine ; Violet ; Gertrude Fernanda ; 
 Margaret Sofia (died 1899) ; and Marian. Seats — Oakhurst, 
 Tunbridge Wells; Beckford House, Lansdown Crescent, 
 Bath. Clubs — Union, Bath and County (Bath). 
 
 LOUIS HUTH, Esquire, who served the oflfice of High 
 Sheriff for the county of Sussex in the year 1878. Born 
 1821, being the fifth son of Frederick Huth, Knight of the 
 Hanoverian Guelphic Order, by his wife Manuela Philippa, 
 daughter of Don Antonio Mayfren. Clubs — Union, St. 
 James's. Armorial bearings (H. Coll. iSaa)— Argent, 
 two chevronels gules, in chief a human heart of the last, 
 and in base a hat sable with an ostrich feather projser ; and 
 for a Crest, three sprigs of oak erect proper, each bearing 
 an acorn or. Married, April 11, 1855, Helen Rose, fourth 
 daughter of Thomas Ogiivy of Corrimony, in the county of 
 Inverness. Estate and postal address — Passingwonh Manor, 
 Waldron, Sussex. 
 
 PERCIVAL HUTH, Gentleman. Bom October 30, 
 1851, being the fourth son of Charles Frederick Huth, 
 Esquire, of Oakhurst, in the county of Kent (and to whom 
 refer), by his wife Frances Caroline, daughter of Sir Chap- 
 man Marshall, Lord Mayor of the City of London in the 
 year 1839. Armorial bearings (H. Coll. iSaa)— Argent, 
 
 two chevronels gules, in chief a human heart of the last, 
 and in base a hat sable with an ostrich feather proper; 
 and for a Crest, three sprigs of oak erect proper, each 
 
 bearing an acorn or. Married, January 11, 1876, Marinn 
 daughter of the Reverend George W. Dodd ; and has hsut 
 — Three sons and three daughters. Postal address~¥nih- 
 ford Manor House, Freshford, Bath, 
 
 HUTTON, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 ARTHUR EDWARD HILL HUTTON. Gentleman 
 Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple. Bom March 17, igtsi 
 being the second but only surviving s<jii of John Hutton I li'i 
 Hullon of Houghton Hall, Houghton-le-Spring, by his 
 C^harlolte, dau. of the Rev. Edward Player of Bath 
 
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 rial bearings - Gules, on a fesse between three cusL.. 
 
 argent, fringed and tasselled or, as many fleurs-de-lis of the 
 field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, on a cushion gules placed lozengeways an open 
 book, the edges gilt, with the words ' ' Odor vitoe " inscribed 
 Motto—" Spiritus gladius." Married, Oct. 29, 1892, Sarah 
 Elizabeth, niece and adopted dau. of John Edward Taylor. 
 5fa/— Houghton Hall, Houghton-le-Spring, co. Durham. 
 Postal address — 107 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, W, 
 C/k^— Union. 
 
 Rev. ARTHUR WOLLASTON HUTTON, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. of Exeter Coll., Oxen., Rector of 
 Spridlington, Lincoln, 1873-76, of Easthope, Salop, 1899- 
 1901, and of St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, since 1903. 
 Born Sept. 5, 1848, being the fourth surviving son of the 
 late Rev. Henry Frederick Hutton, M.A., J.P., Rector (rf 
 Spridlington, Lincoln, by his wife Louisa, eldest daa of 
 Rev. Henry John Wollaston, Rector of Scotter, Lincolnshire, 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse sable, surmounted by 
 a pale invected of the last, pierced of the field, three stags 
 heads caboshed counterchanged. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake 
 proper, a stag's head caboshed or. Motto—" Post tenebras 
 spero lucem." Married, April 2, 1884, Edith Isa.* 
 Frances, youngest dau. of John Bowerman ; and has 1 
 
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 /^yw*— Beatrice Wollaston (deceased) ; Mary Beatrice (de- 
 ;eased) ; Laura Frances ; Editli Margaret ; Louisa Jose- 
 
 (High Sheriff 1884), by liis wife Eustacie Emma Millicent, 
 only child of Eustace Ark vi right. Livery— Durk grey. 
 
 phe; Dorothy Wollaston ; and Kathleen Mary Wollaston. 
 f*' 'a i address — 16 The Grove, Blackheath, S.E. 
 
 : CHARLES EUSTACE HUTTON. Esquire, formerly 
 I Capt. 4th Batt. Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regt. ), 
 S€'ed in South African War (medal and three clasps). 
 B'l Nov. 17, 1873, being the only son of the late George 
 N! land Hutton, Esq., C.B., of Gate Burton, who served 
 in Crimea with 46th foot ; Lieut. -Col. (and Hon. Col.) ist 
 L ;olnsl)ire Artillery Vol., D.L. and J. P. for Lincolnshire 
 
 Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4 or, on a fesse sable, 
 surmounted by a pale invected of the last, pierced of the field, 
 three stags' heads caboshed counterchanged (for Hutton) ; 
 2 and 3, argent, on a mount vert, a cotton tree fructed pro- 
 per, on a chief azure, between two bezants, an escutcheon of 
 the field charged with a bee volant proper (for Arkwright). 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest - on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a fern brake proper, a buck's head caboshed or. 
 Motto — "Post tenebras spero lucem." Married (firstly), 
 June I, 1897, Dorothy (d. June 27, 1898), youngest dau. of 
 
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 190a, Winifred, only dau. of Hector J. Gurdon-Kebow, 
 
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 Scart, in the co. of Limerick, and property in the parishes 
 of Daventry, Northants, and Castletown-Arra, co. Tit.- 
 
 POST TeAie&RAS SPeRO LUC€M 
 
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 late of Wyvenhoe Park, Colchester, formerly Lieut, and 
 Life Guards. Seats — Gate Burton, Lincolnshire ; Knaith 
 Hall, Lincolnshire. Clubs — White's, Junior Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 CHARLES WOLLASTON HUTTON, Esquire, late 
 Capt. 59th Foot. Born Oct. 23, 1839, being the third 
 surviving son of the late Rev. Henry Frederick Hutton, 
 M.A., J. P., Rector of Spridlington, Lincoln, by his wife 
 Louisa, eldest dau. of Rev. Henry John Wollaston, 
 Rector of Scotter, Lincolnshire. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, on a fesse sable, surmounted by a pale invected 
 of the last, pierced of the field, three stags' heads 
 caboshed counterchanged. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a fern- 
 brake proper, a stag's head caboshed or. Motto — 
 " Post tenebras spero lucem." Married, Aug. 30, 1870, 
 Sophia Isabella Mary, only dau. of Andrew Russell Stritch 
 of Castlebar; and has Issue — (i) Walter Charles Stritch 
 Hutton, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; (2) Charles Edward Hutton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1872 ; (3) Henry Andrew Hutton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1873; (4) Ralph Wollaston Hutton, Gentleman, b. 
 1878 ; (5) Geoffrey Stritch Hutton, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; 
 and Violet Aileen. Postal address — 73 Bromham Road, 
 Bedford. 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES FREDERICK HUTTON, 
 M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders. Bom \^S7' being the 
 eldest son of the Rev. Francis Pierpoint Burton Norman 
 Hutton, by his wife Charlotte Ann, dau. of William Keal, 
 M.D. Livery— CY\oco\aIc, with vest of narrow yellow and 
 black stripes. Armorial bearings -Per chevron nebuly 
 or and gules, in chief two annulets, and in base a crescent 
 all counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, on two annulets in fesse gules, a 
 crescent or. Motto— ' ' Dat Deus incrementum. " Estates — 
 
 perary. Residence— The School House, Pocklington, East 
 Yorkshire. Club — Grosvenor. 
 
 EDGAR WILLIAM HUTTON, Gentleman, the only 
 son of the late Edmund Bacon Hutton, Esq., Colonel 
 Royal Dragoons, formerly A.D.C. to H. E. Earl Spencer, 
 Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland, by his wife Lady Katberine 
 Beaujolois A. Bury (d. 1901), eldest dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Charles William George Bury, third Earl of Charleville 
 (extinct). Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse sable, sur- 
 mounted by a pale invected pierced of the field, three stags' 
 heads caboshed all counterchanged, and upon an escutcheon 
 of pretence the arms of Bury, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 vert, a cross crosslet or (for Bury) ; 2 and 3 azure, on a 
 chief indented or, three mullets pierced gules (for Moore). 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a fern-brake proper, a stag's head 
 caboshed or. Motto — " Post tenebras spero lucem.' 
 Seat — Church Drive, Daybook, Nottingham. CM— 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 FREDERICK WOLLASTON HUTTON, Esquire, 
 F.R.S., F.G.S., late Capt. 23rd R.W. Fusiliers; present at 
 relief of Lucknovv. Bom Nov. 16, 1836, being the second 
 son of the late Rev. Henry Frederick Hutton, M.A., J.P-. 
 Rector of Spridlington, Lincoln, and RunilDcan, by his wife 
 Louisa, eldest dau. of Rev. Henry John Wollaston, Rector of 
 Scotter, Lincolnshire. Armorial bearings— Or, on a fesse 
 sable, surmounted by a pale invected of tbe last, pierced 
 of the field, three stags' heads caboshed counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a fern-brake proper, a stag's head caboshed or. 
 Motto — "Post tenebras spero lucem." Married, 1863, 
 Annie, daa of William Montgomerie, M.D. ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Gilbert Montgomerie Hutton, Esq., Capt. R.K-. 
 b. 1865 ; (2) Hugh Montgomerie Hutton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1870 ; (3) Vernon Montgomerie Hutton, Gentleman, 0. 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
©ut 
 
 IPSti 
 
 719 
 
 1877; Alice Montgomerie [tn., 1891, John Charles Nattle 
 brigg of Longbeach, Canterbury, N.Z.]; Mabel Mont- 
 'jomerie [m., 1888, Maitland Gordon Rich of Wairuna, 
 \shburton, N.Z.]; and Ethel Montgomerie [/«., 1895, 
 
 lancelot Lane of Eastcott, Waikari, N.Z.]. Postal address 
 -Christchurch, New Zealand. 
 
 S GEORGE HOLDEN HUTTON, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Col. late Royal Welsh Fusiliers ; served in Ashanti 
 par, 1874 (medal with clasp); J. P. and D.L. for Lincoln- 
 tiire. Born Aug. i, 1845, being the elder son of the 
 Lte Rev. George Thomas Hutton, Rector of Gate Burton 
 rid Rural Dean, by his wife Caroline, dau. of Robert 
 ilolden of Nuttall Temple, Notts. Armorial beax- 
 kgs — Or, on a fesse sable, surmounted by a pale in- 
 l;cted of the last, pierced of the field, three stags' heads 
 iboshed counterchanged, impaling the arms of Brooke, 
 imely or, a cross engrailed per pale gules and sable, a 
 crescent for difference. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 ■On a wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake 
 oper, a stag's head caboshed or. Motto — " Post tenebras 
 lero lucem." Married June 9, 1883, Eva Henrietta, dau. 
 Francis Brooke of Summerton, and widow of Capt. 
 on. Cornwallis Maude ; and has Issue — George Frederick 
 utton, Gentleman, b. April 6, 1884, 2nd Lieut. Royal 
 elsh Fusiliers. Seat — Thorney Hall, Newark. Club — 
 aval and Military. 
 
 Rev. HENRY WOLLASTON HUTTON, Clerk in 
 oly Orders, Prebendary and Priest Vicar of Lincoln 
 ithedral, M.A., J. P. Born Nov. 6, 1835, being theeldest 
 n of Rev. Henry Frederick Hutton, M.A. , J. P., Rector of 
 ridlington, Lincoln, by his wife Louisa, eldest dau. of 
 !v. Henry John WoUaston, Rector of Scotter, Lincoln- 
 ire. Armorial bearing^s — Or, on a fesse sable, sur- 
 Dunted by a pale invected of the last, pierced of the field, 
 1 -ee stags' heads caboshed counterchanged. Mantling 
 3le and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 ( a fern-brake proper, a stag's head caboshed or. Motto — 
 j^ost tenebras spero lucem." Married, April 12, i86o, 
 lances Annie, eldest dau. of John Bromhead of Lincoln 
 iid Reepham, Lincolnshire ; and has Issue — Francis Henry 
 litton, Esq., M.A., J. P., b. May 9, 1875; and Isobel. 
 jtate — Spridlington, Lincoln. Postal address — Vicars' 
 ( urt, Lincoln. 
 
 jrOHN TIMOTHY D'ARCY HUTTON, Esquire, J. P., 
 lii; ist Royal Dragoons. Born June 5, 1847, being the 
 c y son of the late John Timothy D'Arcy Hutton, Esq., 
 c Marske and Aldburgh Hall, J. P. W. R. Yorks, by his 
 \ '■ Emma Rebecca, only dau. of Thomas March Lamb 
 ' Middleham. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a fesse 
 1 ween three cushions argent, fringed and tasselled or, 
 a:ross humette between two fleurs-de-lis of the field. 
 Intling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 cours, on a cushion argent placed lozengeways an open 
 I )le, the edges gilt, with the words "Oder vitae" in- 
 s bed. Motto — " Spiritus gladius." AAzrrztfrf, 1868, Edith 
 C istance, only dau. of Thomas Barroll Phipson of Heath- 
 fii, Kent; and has Issue — (i) John Timothy D'Arcy 
 1 tton. Gentleman, b. Feb. 22, 1869; (2) Harold Edward 
 I ^rcy Hutton, Gentleman, b. Dec. 26, 1872 [m., March i, 
 
 1898, Lillas Marion Louise, elder dau. of Gen. Mackenzie 
 of Gruinard, N.B. ; and has Issue— A son, b, April 8, 1900; 
 another son, (J. 1903]; Edith Flora ; Hilda Winifrid D'Arcy 
 [m. Oct. 14, 1897, E. H. Hamilton Gordon, late Capt. 
 Gordon Highlanders] ; and Adyth Lorna [tn. 1902, Florence 
 William Black of fcailzie]. Seats— MaisV^t, Richmond; 
 Aldburgh Hall, Masham, co. York. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM HOLDEN HUTTON, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Bachelor of Divinity, Fellow, Tutor, and 
 Precentor of St. Johns Coll., Oxford, Chaplain to the Lord 
 Bishop of Ely. Bom M.ay 24, i860, being the second son 
 of the Rev. George Hutton, Rector of Gate Burton 
 and Knaith, in co. Lincoln, by his wife Caroline, dau. of 
 RobtTt Holden of Nuttall Temple, in co. Nottingham. 
 Club— RoyaX Societies'. Armorial bearings— Or, on a 
 fesse sable, surmounted by a pale invected of the last, 
 pierced of the field, three stags' heads caboshed counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a fern-brake proper, a stag's 
 head caboshed or. Motto—" Post tenebras spero lucem." 
 Estates in the parishes of Newton-on-Treni, Scotter, and 
 Scotton, in the county of Lincoln. Postal address — St. 
 John's College, Oxford ; The Great House, Burford, 
 Oxon. 
 
 S DUNBAR FRASER HUYSHE, Esquire, Col. R.H.A. 
 Bom 1841, being the third son of the late Alfred 
 Huyshe, Esq., C.B., a Gen. Royal Horse Artillery, and 
 his wife Julia Maria, dau. of the late Rev. George Hagar. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend sable, three lucies 
 of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an elephant's head couped proper, 
 crowned and tusked or. Married, 1876, Augusta, dau. 
 of Ven. Archdeacon Bridge ; and has Issue — Margaret 
 Dorothy. Residence — 
 
 EDWARD VYVYAN HUYSHE, Esquire, late Major 
 Welsh Regt. Born 1850, being the fifth son of the late 
 Alfred Huyshe Esq., C.B. , a Gen. Royal Horse Artillery, 
 and his wife Julia Maria, dau. of the late Rev. George 
 Hagar. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend sable, 
 three lucies of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an elephant's head couped 
 proper, crowned and tusked or. Married, 1882, Susan 
 Katherine, dau. of John Woodall of Hawkstow, co. Lin- 
 coln, and widow of F. S. Rodgers of Harworth, Yorkshire ; 
 and has Issue — Alfred Edward Huyshe, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Residence — 
 
 Reverend FRANCIS JOHN HUYSHE, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. , Vicar of Wimborne Minster and Rural Dean, 
 Hon. Canon of Salisbury Cathedral. Born Aug. 16, 1840, 
 being the second son of the late Alfred Huyshe, Esq. , C. B. , 
 a Gen. Royal Horse Artillery, and his wife Julia Maria, 
 dau. of the late Rev. George Hagar. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a bend sable, three lucies of the first. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an elephant's head couped proper, crowned and 
 tusked or. Married, Sept. 4, 1877, Amy Niven, dau. 
 of Charles Henry Radcliffe of Salisbury ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Rowland Radcliffe Huyshe, Gentleman, b. Feb. 17, 
 i88i ; (2) Alfred Avenel Huyshe, Gentleman, b. May 28, 
 1882 ; (3) Oliver Francis Huyshe, Gentleman, b. July 26, 
 1885; Ethel Julia; Winifred Amy; Edith Ellen; Katharine 
 Cuthbiu-ga ; Mary Millborough ; Rosamund Hagar ; and 
 Urith Maude. Seats — Sand and Clisthydon, Exeter. 
 Residence — Wimborne Minster, Dorset. 
 
 WENTWORTH HUYSHE, Gentleman. Bom 1874, 
 being the fourth son of the late Alfred Huyshe, C.B., a 
 Gen. Royal Horse Artillery, and his wife Julia Maria, dau. 
 of the late Rev. George Hagar. Armorial bearings — 
 .Urgent, on a bend sable, three lucies of the first. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 elephant's head couped proper, crowned and tusked or. 
 Married, 1870, Hester, widow of John Hart ; and has 
 Issue — Wentworth Huyshe, Gentleman, b. 1887. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 HYDE, quartered by ASSHETON and JENNER. 
 HYDE, quartered by CONYERS and JENNER. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
GUSTAVUS ROCHFORT HYDE. Esquire. M.A. 
 
 3I*an 
 
 I 
 
 (Camb. ), J. P. for co. Westmeath (formerly Wade) ; assumed 
 
 THOMAS CHARLES TANSON, Gentleman. Born 
 Feb. I, 1869. being the second son of the late Thomas 
 I'Anson, M. R.C.S. Lond., by his wife Elizabeth Young, 
 dau. of George Young of Boldin House, co. Durham. 
 Armorial bearingps — Quarterly azure and gules, a cross 
 flory, in the first and fourth quarters an annulet or, a chief 
 indented of the last, a crescent for difference. Ittantllng 
 azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm habited per pale, indented azure and or, en- 
 circled by an annulet of the last, the hand proper holding 
 a cross as in the arms. MottO — " Faire mon devoire." 
 Postal address — 
 
 WILLIAM ANDREW I'ANSON, Gentleman. Born 
 Dec 23, 1867, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 I'Anson, M. R.C.S. Lond., by his wife Elizabeth Young, 
 dau. of George Young of Boldin House, co. Durham. 
 Armorial bearln^^ — Quarterly azure and gules, a cross 
 flory, in the first and fourth quarters an annulet or, a chief 
 indented of the last. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm habited per 
 pale indented azure and or, encircled by an annulet of the 
 last, the hand proper holding a cross as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Faire mon devoire." Postal address — 
 
 WILLIAM ANDREW I'ANSON, Gentleman. Bom 
 June 6, 1848, being the second and only surviving son of 
 William Andrew I'Anson. Member of the Royal College of 
 Surgeons, and Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries, 
 London, by his wife Ann, dau. of William Armstrong of 
 Child's House, Morpeth, in the co. of Northumberland, 
 and the g^and-daughter of James Grant, Corriemony, in 
 the CO. of Inverness, a cadet of Grant of that ilk. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly azure and gules, a cross 
 flory, in the first and fourth quarters an annulet or, a chief 
 indented of the last, a crescent for difference. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— UpKjn a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm habited per pale indented azure and or, en- 
 circled by an annulet of the last, the hand proper holding 
 
 the name and arms of Hyde by Royal Licence, dated Sept 
 IS, 1898. Bom Feb. 20, i8s8, being the eldtst son 
 Gusiavus Rochfort Wade of fitzwilliam Street, Dublin (J 
 1897), by his wife Mary Harriet (</. 1899), dau. of the Rev 
 Edward Mayne of Monaghan. Armorial bearings— Aturc 
 a chevron between three lozetiges or. Mantling azure anJ 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle with wini; 
 expanded sable, beaked and membered or. Motto 
 "Soyez Ferme." Married, first, April 10, 1888. Annii 
 Martha (d. 1889), eldest dau. of the late Marllwrough 
 Parsons Berry, Esq., of Cloncen, King's Co., by whom ht 
 had Issue Annie Frances Jane. He married secondly, Apn' 
 25, 1901, Nellie, second dau. of Edwin C. Wharton o: 
 Southtown, Great Yarmouth ; and has further Issue- 
 Edward Rochford Hyde, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; and Mary 
 Constance. Seat — Lynnbury, MuUingar, co. Westmeath 
 
 FRANCIS ADAMS HYETT, Esq., J. P.. Chairman ol 
 (Quarter Sessions, B.A. Cambridge. Born Nov. 18, 1844, 
 Innng the fourth but only surviving son of William Henry 
 Hyett (who assumed by Act of Parliament, 1813, 1 he sur- 
 name and arms of Hyett). Esq., J. P. and D.L., and M.I'. 
 for Stroud, F.R.S., by his wife Anne Jane, second dau. o( 
 Joseph Seymour Biscoe of Hempstcd Court, Gloucester. 
 6V«*— New University. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent a lion rampant azure, on a chief indented 
 sable, two roses of the field, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of tht 
 colours, a castle proper, charged with four pellets in aoss, 
 issuing therefrom a lion's head sable, in the mouth a rose 
 gules, slipped proper. Motto — " Cor immobile." Xtarritd, 
 July 12, 1870, Ellen Maria, dau. of Charles Carpenter oi 
 Brighton ; and has Issue — Ida Grace ; Minna France? 
 Frances Annie, d. unm. Feb. 3, 1884 
 Lucy Carpenter ; and Violet Adams 
 House, near Stroud, co. Gloucester. 
 
 Margaret Ellen; 
 Seat — Paiiuwick 
 
 HYLTON. quartered by RAMSDEN, 
 
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 a cross as in the arms. Motto—" Faire mon devoire." 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade, 
 
Plate XXIII. 
 
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 721 
 
 j^/^fe — Denton, in the co. of Northumberland. Postal 
 diress—HenXon Hall, Scotswood, R.S.O. ; and Westgate 
 I'll House, Newcastlc-on-Tyne. 
 
 MAGE (H. Coll.). Azure, on a cross flory or, five 
 gtes-de-sang, on a canton of the second, a lozenge of the 
 fid. MantUng azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 cDurs, a boar's head erased quarterly ermine and azure, 
 g!ged with a collar or, charged with three lozenges azure, 
 hiling in the mouth a cross crosslet fitch^e gules. 
 
 i Sons of William Edmund Image, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 
 j High Sheriff 1887, b. 1807 ; d. 1903 ; w. (ist) Desir^e 
 
 i Catherine D'Enville: — 
 
 Lev. William Thomas Image, M. A., Vicar of Wickham 
 
 Wrket, Suffolk, b. 1831 ; m. 1858, Laura Fitzgerald, d. of 
 
 Qt. Dyson, and d. 1890, leaving two sons and one dau. 
 
 St — Herringswell House, Mildenhall, co. Suffolk. 
 
 )hn George Image, Esq., formerly Capt. 21st Scots 
 
 Fu iers, b. 1835 ; m. 1857, Charlotte, d. of the Rev. 
 Ri(|ird Johnson, Rector of Lavenham, Suffolk, and d. 
 i8;| leaving two sons and two daus. 
 
 llincis Edward Image, M.B., St. Margaret's, Bury St. 
 Edjunds, b. 1843 '< ^- 1871, Rosetta, d. of Rev. William 
 Wiiace, Rector of Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk, and has four 
 dai' 
 
 :oL. ARCHIBALD IMPEY-LOVIBOND, J. P. and 
 D.L. for Essex, late Col. Royal (late Bengal) Engi- 
 
 
 ieer Born 1823, being the fourth son of the late Edward 
 mp of Bath, by Julia, dau. of the late Chevalier de 
 L,'Eiig, of France. 67/^*— East India United Service. 
 
 Armorial bearingB — Quarterly i and 4, argent a boar's 
 head erect and couped within an orle gules, the whole 
 between three torteaux (for Lovibond) 2 and 3 gules, on a 
 chevron between three leopards' faces or, as many pallets 
 sable, each charged with a crescent of the second, on a 
 chief ermine, a sword fesseways proper, pommel and hilt 
 gold (for Impey). Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, 
 a boar's head erect and coup>ed gules, within a chain in arch 
 or (for Lovibond) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 leopard's face or, in front of a sword in pale f)oint down- 
 wards proper, pommel and hilt or, between two wings sable 
 (for Impey). MottO — " Leges jura que servo." Married, 
 first, 1846, Harriot, dau. of Baldwin Duppa Duppa_ of 
 HoUingbourne, Kent ; second, 1854, Clara, dau. of' F. 
 Hanks of Illinois (and grand-dau. of the late Morris Birk- 
 beck of Wanborough, Surrey) ; and has Issue — Archibald 
 Edmund Impey-Lovibond, Gentleman, late Lieut. 4th Batt. 
 Essex Regt. , b. 1861. Estate — Hatfield Peveril and Sandon, 
 Essex. Residence — Newhall, Ardleigh, Essex. 
 
 INCE, quartered by WALMESLEY. 
 
 INCE, see WHITTINGTON-INCE. 
 
 SJOHN INCE, Esquire, M.D. (St. Andrews), M.R.C.S. 
 (Eng.), L.S.A., Surgeon-Major (retired) Indian Army. 
 Born March 10, 1830, being the second son of Samuel Ince 
 [d. 1874), by his wife Sarah Bradfer (d. 1836). Livery— 
 Dark blue, with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 
 three torteaux bendwise between two fleurs-de-lis gules. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a horse argent, holding in the mouth a trefoil 
 slipped vert, resting the dexter foreleg on a caduceus erect 
 proper. Motto—" Labore et scientia." Married, Jan. 12, 
 1871, Kate Montgomerie Davenport, only dau. of Frederick 
 Montgomerie Davenport Davidson, formerly of Barking, 
 Essex ; and has surviving Issue— ]dhn Samuel Ince, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 17, 1875. Residence — U-orHdigae. House, 
 Swanley, Kent. 
 
 INDERWICK (H. Coll.). Azure, on a fess invected 
 argent, between three thistles leaved and slipped proper, 
 a stag trippant of the last between two bugle-horns 
 stringed sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-man affront^ proper, habited, 
 cap adorned with a feather vert, collar and cuffs argent, belt 
 and girdle proper holding in the dexter hand a heart gules, 
 and resting the sinister hand upon a knife point downwards 
 also proper. Motto — " Sapienter et sincere." 
 
 Son of F. A. Inderwick. Esq. , Barrister-at-Law and a 
 Bencher of the Inner Temple, Q.C., J. P. and D.L. co. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 3lnn 
 
 Sussex, F.S.A., Mayor of Winchelsea 1893-93 and 
 
 1896-97, M.V. for Rye 1880 85, i. 1836; </. 1904; m. 
 
 1859, Frances M., d. of John Wilkinson of the 
 
 Exchequer and Audit Office : — 
 
 Inderwick, Gentleman, l>. Seat — Mariteau 
 
 House, Winchelsea, Rye, Sussex. Town residence — 
 8 Warwick Square, S.W. 
 
 His Honour ROBERT WOOD INGHAM. Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., Barrister-at Law, County Court Judge. 
 Bo$^ 1846, being the second son of Sir James Taylor 
 Ingham, J. P., by his wife Gertrude, dau. of James Penrose 
 of Woodhill, CO. Cork. Armorial bearings— Per pale or 
 and vert, on a cross moline gules, a mascle of the first, 
 in chief two fleurs-de-lis, each within a mascle counter- 
 changed. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, issuant from a cloud in the sinister, an arm 
 embowed in armour, entwined by a serpent proper charged 
 with two mascles or, grasping a sword also proper. Mar- 
 ried, 1876, his cousin Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. J. D. 
 Penrose of Woodhill, co. Cork ; and has Issue — (i) James 
 Geoffrey Penrose Ingham, Gentleman, b. 1879; (2) Robert 
 John Fitzgerald Ingham, Gentleman, b. 1880 ; (3) Oliver 
 Edward Uniacke Ingham, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; (4) Wilfred 
 Rawdon Ingham, Gentleman,^. 1887; (5) Lancelot Gordon 
 Ingham, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; Louisa Gerald ine ; and 
 GCTtrude Katherine. Seat — Sugwas Court, Eaton Bishop, 
 CO. Hereford. 
 
 GEORGE INGLE, Gentleman. Armorial bearin^rs— 
 Sable, three pallets engrailed ermine, each charged with a 
 sword erect, pommel and hilt or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 cubit arm in bend proper, charged with an acorn leaved 
 and slipped vert, the hand grasping a sword in bend sinister 
 of the first, pommel and hilt or, the trunk of a tree fesse- 
 ways, eradicated, and sprouting to the dexter also proper. 
 Motto — "Disce pati." Seat —'Eaion Socon, co. Bedford. 
 
 INGLESBY (H. Coll.). Per fesse gules and azure, a 
 fesse embattled between in chief two hand-grenades or. 
 
 and in base an oak-tree fructed proper. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse 
 forcen^ or, holding in the mouth a sprig of oak fructed 
 
 proper, and resting the sinister forefoot on an escutclieon 
 axure, charged with a hand-grenade as in the arms 
 Motto — "Vmcit qui patilur." Livery— UaxV blue, polj 
 facings. 
 
 Son of Major Thomas James Camplicll Inglesliv 
 *. 183a ; d. 1889 ; m. 1856, Mary Anne, d. 0? John 
 Bell : — 
 
 Thomas John James Inglesby, Esq.. Lt.-Col. Prince 
 Alfred's Own Cape Field Artillery, V.D., *. 1859 • «, 
 1886, Florence, d. of Major Philip John Stigant ; and 
 has issue— (i) Percy Inglesby, Gentleman, b. 1898; May 
 Maud ; and Beatrice. Nes. — Haslemere, Seapoint, nr 
 Cape Town, South Africa. C/«*j— Imperial Service, Civil 
 Service (Cape Town). 
 
 ANTHONY INGLIS. Esquire, J. P. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Azure, a lion rampant argent on a chief or. three 
 arrows banded together points downwards between two 
 mullets gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest Oti a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant lu-geni, anned 
 and langued gules, holding in his dexter paw a mullet al>o 
 gules. Motto— " Recte faciendo securus. ' 
 
 M WILLIAM RAYMOND INGLIS, Esquire, Ctpt. 
 
 © Norfolk Regt. Bom May 2a, 1862, being the soii 
 of William Inglis, C.B., Lieut. -Gen. in the Array (Hon. 
 Gen.), formerly of 57th and 9th Regts., J. P. and D.L. co! 
 Cambridge, by his wife Mary, dau. of Hector William 
 Bower Monro of Edmondsham, Dorset. 6/1/^— Army and 
 Navy. Armorial bearings — Azure, a lion rampant within 
 a bordure argent, on a chief or, three mullets of the first, on 
 a canton gules, the Peninsular gold cross and riland proper. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant argent. Motto— "Nobllis 
 est ira leonis." Married, April 27, 1886, Ethel Henriaiia. 
 only dau. of Major-Gen. T. F. Dixon, late 39th Regt. ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Alexander Raymond Inglis, Gentleman, b. 
 April 25, 1887; (2) Thomas Archibald Inglis, Gentleman, 
 b. Jan. 6, 1890 ; Ethel Mary ; and Irene Margaret. 
 
 INGOLDSTHORPE, quartered by DU MOUM.N- 
 BROWNE. 
 
 INGRAM, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 INGRAM, see MEYNELL-INGRAM. 
 
 ERNEST STOBART INMAN, Gentleman. Born 
 March 31, 1852, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Inman of Upton Manor, Birkenhead, Cheshire, by his 
 wife Anne Brewis, dau. of William Stobart of Picktree, 
 CO. Durham. Armorial bearings — Vaird argent and 
 vert, on a chevron colised or, three roses gules, barbed, 
 seeded, and slipped proper. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern vert, winge<i 
 fretty or, gorged with a plain collar, with line reflexed over 
 the body gold, in the mouth a rose slipped as in the arms. 
 Motto — "In Domino confido." Married, Oct. 24, 1889, 
 Rose, only dau. of the late Edward Foster of London ; and 
 has Issue— (t) Leslie Ernest Inman, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 16, 1890; (2) William Foster Inman, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 24, 1892; (3) John Hamilton Inman, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 20, d. July 6, 1893 ; (4) Douglas Stobart Inman, Gentleman 1 
 (twin brother of John Hamilton), b. Feb. 21, 1893. ^<U— 
 Mere Bank, Davenham, Cheshire. C7a* — Conservative | 
 (Liverpool). 
 
 INNES, see MITCHELL-INNES, and R0SE.1NNE& 
 
 FRANCIS NEWELL INNES, Esquire, Lieutenant- 
 Colonel Royal Artillery (retired 1886). Born November 17, 
 1845, being the third and only surviving son of Colonel i 
 Thomas Innes of Learney, by his wife Helen, daughter of 
 Thomas Burnett. Club — ^Junior United Service. Liven- ' 
 Blue. Armorial bearings -He bears for Arms : Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent a crescent between three mullets azure, a 
 bordure chequy of the second and first (for Innes) ; 2 and ^ 
 or, a fesse ermine, between three griffins' heads erased ■ 
 Crests— I. on the dexter side a branch of palm pr' 
 2. a dexter cubit arm in armour erect, holding in the Iw' 
 a spear point downwards all proper. Mottoes— " Ornalur i 
 radix fronde," " Per tela per hostes." Married, July b, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 31tt 
 
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 892, Margaret Anne, second daughter of Archer Irvine 
 fortescue of Kingcausie, in the county of Kincardine, and 
 ^vanbister, in the county of Orkney ; and has Issue — 
 Ihomas Innes, Esquire, born August 26, 1893 ; and Helen 
 
 the points upwards, two saltireways and one in pale, plumed 
 and banded argent, and in base a hunting-horn stringed of 
 the third, an elephant's head couped sable. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath ot his liveries, a rose-bush 
 proper. MottO — " Semper floreat." Married, i8g6, Mslv- 
 
 istian. Estates — Learney and Cullerly, both in the 
 c<nty of Aberdeen, and conveyed to him by his father in 
 Postal address — Learney, Torphins, Aberdeen. 
 
 REDERICK GEORGE INNES LILLINGSTON, 
 uire, Lieut. R.N. (retired), and late Hon. Major 
 A Uery Militia. Born June 15, 1849, being the only 
 sc of the late Isaac William Lillingston, by his wife 
 K herine Innes, only dau. of Hugh Lindsay, and great- 
 ni e and sole heiress of Sir Hugh Innes of Balmacara 
 Hkse. Livery - Green and gold. Armorial bearings — 
 pelpale argent and or, a bugle-horn sable, garnished gold, 
 stilged gules, between three crescents of the third, each 
 craged with an ermine spot of the first. MaJitling 
 sajfi and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a j:mi-w-yvern issuant, tail nowed sable, wings expanded 
 aiJ elevated or, charged with an ermine spot of the first, 
 onithe breast two annulets conjoined in pale gold. 
 Mijto — "Pro Deo et patria." Married, October 3, 
 18,, Frances Elizabeth, third dau. of William O'Brien; 
 ani had Issue — (i) Frederick Francis Innes Lillingston, 
 Gtlleman, Lieut, ist Bengal Lancers, b. June i, 1877; 
 (2)![iugh William Innes Lillingston, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.'., b. August 16, 1878; (3) Jack Lindsay Innes Lil- 
 linlton. Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, 1882; (4) Arthur Donat 
 In i-Lillingston, Gentleman, 3. Sept. 23, i886; Kathrine 
 M;,^aretta Innes ; Constance Sibyl Innes ; Mary Emilie 
 Inijj; Dorothy Evelyn Innes; and Hilda Frances Innes. 
 .S«— Bute Court, Torquay. Clubs — United Service, 
 Rcl.l Societies'. 
 
 CORGE FREDERICK INSOLE, Gentleman, Lord 
 of 'e Manors of Luxborough and Withiel Florey, being 
 the on of the late James Harvey Insole, Esq. Armorial 
 beiings — Azure, a griffin passant, in chief three leopards' 
 fac; jessant-de-lis or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 Ufji a wreath of the colours, a griffin passant or, charged 
 on ne body with two pheons and resting the dexter claw 
 on leopard's face jessant-de-lis azure. Residence — Fair- 
 wai House, near Cardiff. 
 
 JHN DUNCAN INVERARITY, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rist at- Law. Born 1847, being the eldest son of the late 
 Jon han Duncan Inverarity of Rosemount, by his wife Maria 
 Ma le, dau. of Sir John Pollard Willoughby, Bart., of 
 Balm, Oxfordshire. Armorial bearingfs— Gules, on a 
 che on or, between six arrows in chief, three and three, 
 
 garet Eweretta, elder dau. of F. G. Forsyth-Grant of Eccles- 
 grieg, Kincardineshire ; and has Issue — Margaret Helen. 
 Seat — Rosemount, Montrose, Forfarshire. Club — New 
 University. 
 
 INYR, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 EDWARD IRBY, Gentleman, of Bolivia, Tenterfield, 
 CO. Clive, in the Colony of New South Wales. Born May 
 14, 1821, being the fourth son of the Rev. Paul Anthony 
 Irby, Rector of Cottesbrooke, in the co. of Northampton, by 
 his first wife Patience Anne, dau. of Sir W. de Crespigny, 
 Baronet. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 fretty sable, on a canton gules, a chaplet or. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a Saracen's head in profile proper, wreathed 
 about the temples argent and sable ; with the Motto, ' ' Honor 
 fidelitatis pragmium." Married, July 10, 1850, Mary, second 
 daughter of Archibald Windeyer of Kinross, in the Colony 
 of New South Wales; and has Issue — (i) Edward de 
 Crespigny Irby, Gentleman [married, and has issue] ; (2) 
 Frederick William Irby, Gentleman ; (3) Charles Augustus 
 Irby, Gentleman ; (4) Roland John Irby, Gentleman. Postal 
 address — Bolivia, Tenterfield, county Clive, New South 
 Wales. 
 
 IRELAND, quartered by FITZROY and LENNOX. 
 
 IRELAND, see CLAYFIELD-IRELAND. 
 
 IRONSIDE, see BAX-IRONSIDE. 
 
 IRTON (H. Coll.). Argent, a fess indented sable, in 
 chief three mullets gules, pierced of the field, each within 
 an annulet also gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion sable, gorged 
 with two bars gemmel argent, holding in the dexter paw 
 
 I' 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 art) 
 
 3ltt) 
 
 • mullet pierced or, and resting the sinister paw on two 
 annulets fessewise and interlaced gules. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 James Irton Irton, Gentleman, b. . Seat — Thorfield, 
 Droughton, Lanes. ; Holly Bank, Pendleton, Lanes. 
 
 ALEXANDER FORBES IRVINE, Gentleman, of 
 Drum, in the co. of Alx-rdeen. Horn August 17, i88i, 
 being the eldest son of the late Francis Hugh Forbes Irvine, 
 Es(|uire, of Drum, justice of the Peace, Master of Arts of 
 the University of Oxford, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife 
 Mary Agnes, only child of John Ramsay of Barra and Stra- 
 loch, in the county of Aberdeen. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, three small sheaves or bundles of 
 holly two and one each consisting of as many leaves slipp>ed 
 vert, l>an(led gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a sheaf of 
 nine holly leaves vert ; and for his Supporters, two savages 
 wreathed alxjut the he.\d and middle with holly, each carry- 
 ing in their hands a baton all proper ; with the Hotto, 
 " Sub sole sub umbra virens." Stat — Drum Castle, Drum- 
 oak, in the county of Aberdeen. 
 
 MARY AGNES IRVINE. Widow, only child of John 
 Ramsay, Esquire, of Barra [to whom refer]. Armorial 
 bearings are, upon a lozenge : Argent, three small sheaves 
 or bundles of holly, two and one, each consisting of as 
 many leaves slipped vert, and impaling the arms of Ramsay 
 of Barra, namely quarterly i and 4 argent, an eagle dis- 
 played sable, surmounted of a fesse of the field, charged 
 with three stars of six points wavy azure 2 and 3 argent, 
 three stars of six points wavy azure, in the centre chief a 
 mullet gules, within a Ixirdure chequy invected of the second 
 and first. Supporters — Two savages wreathed about the 
 head and middle with holly, each carrying in their hands 
 a baton all proper. Married, Nov. 18, 1880, Francis Hugh 
 Forbes Irvine, Esq., of Drum, in the county of Aberdeen, 
 Justice of the Peace, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford, who died July 1894 ; and has Issue — (i) Alexander 
 Forbes Irvine, Gentleman [to whom refer]; (2) Quentin 
 Hugh Innes Irvine, Gentleman. Seat — Straloch, Barra 
 Castle, Aberdeen. Postal address — Drum Castle, Drum- 
 oak, Aberdeenshire. 
 
 IRVINE (H. Coll., 1882). Or, on a chevron azure, between 
 three sheaves of holly each consisting of three leaves vert, 
 banded gules, an anchor erect with cable of the first between 
 two dolphins embowed proper. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 
 anchors saltireways with cables or, a dolphin embowed 
 proper. Motto — " Moderatadurant." 
 
 Son of late Robert Irvine, Gentleman, d. ; d. 1901 ; 
 m. Louisa, d. of Edward Foster : — 
 Edward Foster Irvine, Esq., Capt. 4th D.R.G.A. (Vols.), 
 
 b. 1875; m. 1900, Florence Laurie, d. of lohn Richardson 
 and has issue— Joan Foster. /?«. — 36 rerncrofl Avenue 
 Hampstead, London, N.W. 
 
 THOMAS IRVINE, Esquire, J. P. for the county of the 
 city of Liverpool. Bom Dec. 15, i8i8, t)eing the second 
 but only surviving son of Patrick Irvine and his wife 
 Susan, dau. of James Minahan of Kins.ilo, co. Cork 
 Livery— DarV. green. Armorial bearings — Parted |)rr 
 
 chevron argent and vert, three holly leaves all counter- 
 charged. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreaiti 
 of his liveries, a holly wreath proper. Motto— "Sub sole 
 sub umbra virens." Married, firstly, Sept. 15, 1845, 
 Isabella, dau. of Robert Pratt of Aberdeen ; and secondly, 
 June 9, 1853, Isabella, dau. of David Gilkison, Esq., J. P. 
 for CO. Renfrew; and has surviving Issue— Dav\d Gilkison 
 Irvine, Gentleman, 6. July 26, i860; Isabella; Elizabeth 
 Wood [m. Rev. John Charles Trevelyan, Vicar of St. 
 Saviour's, Luton]; and Edith Mary. Residence— Gkn 
 Huntly, Aigburth Road, Liverpool, Ciuis — National 
 Liberal, Reform (Liverpool). 
 
 IRVING, see WINTER-IRVING. 
 
 JANETTE EMILIA IRVING, third and youngest' 
 dau. of Rev. Matthew Irving, D.D. (Camb.), Canon 
 of Rochester and Rector of St. Mary's, Chatham. Armo- 
 rial beaj^gs — On a lozenge, per fesse indented argent 
 and gules, two branches of laurel saltireways vert, fructed 
 of the second, between as many roses in pale countercbangcd 
 barbed and seeded projjer. 
 
 SJOHN BEAUFIN IRVING, Esquire, J.P. co. ol 
 Dumfries, Col. formerly in the 4th King's Own Regt, 
 the Military Train, and the A.S.C. ; Col. late commanding 
 3rd Batt. the Manchester Regt. Born 1844, twing the 
 eldest son of John Beaufin Irving of Ironshore and Hart- 
 field, Jamaica, and his wife Diana Charlotte, third dau, of 
 Jonathan Williamson, of Lakelands, co. Dublin. Anno- 
 rial bearings— Argent, three holly leaves proper, in the 
 middle chief a crescent gules. Mantling vert and argent 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mailed gauntieted j 
 hand proper, charged on the wrist with a crescent gules, and 
 holding a branch of holly consisting of seven leaves fructed 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
31trto 
 
 310a 
 
 7aS 
 
 ioper. Motto— " Hand ullis labentia ventis." Married, 
 ps, Agnes, eldest dau. of Joseph Corke, Esq., of Staple- 
 'irst, Kent ; and has Issue — (i) John Beaufin Irving, Gentle- 
 an, b. 1875 ; (2) Robert Beaufin Irving, Gentleman, 
 idshipman R.N.R., b. 1877; and five daughters. Seats 
 tBonshaw Tower, Ecclefechan ; Bickington Lodge, 
 jirmington, N. Devon. Club — Primrose. 
 
 URWIN, quartered by CHAMBERLAYNE. 
 
 [iRWIN. see CARROLL-IRWIN. 
 
 iACHESON IRWIN, Esquire. Born Sept. 7, 1863, 
 l|ing the eldest son of the late Sir George Irwin, J. P. for 
 1;; W. Riding of co. York and for Leeds, by his wife Flora 
 .ilelaide, eldest dau. of Capt. Thomas Jacob Smith, late 
 ■id Regt. Armorial beanngs — Argent, a mural crown 
 jjles, between three holly leaves projjcr. Upon the 
 e'utcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 ],intlliig gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 EVrealh of the colours, a mailed arm fesseways holding in 
 tl hand a thistle and a holly leaf all proper, and charged on 
 t- arm with a crescent g[ules; with the Motto, "Nemo 
 n impune lacessit. " Residence — 
 
 I^EVERKND ARTHUR WILLIAM IRWIN, Chaplain to 
 lb Grace the Duke of Montrose, late H.M. Chaplain, Ben- 
 e. Born July 1832, being the third son of the late Very 
 w. Arthur Irwin Dean and Vicar-Gen. of Ardfert (son of 
 Axander Irwin of Derrygore, co. Fermanagh), by his wife 
 Jhima.dau. of Auchmuty Richardson, Esq., J.P. andD.L., 
 olRichfort, co. Longford. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 apural crown gules, between three holly leaves proper, 
 B.ntling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 cpurs, a mailed arm fesseways holding in the hand a 
 t|tle and a holly leaf all proper, and charged on the arm 
 
 »'h a crescent gules. Motto — •" Nemo me impune laces- 
 Married, Dec. 1870, Alicia, third dau. of W. Dent- 
 E|it, Esq., J. P., late Captain R.N., of Shortflatt Tower, 
 ^rthumberland ; and has Isst4e — Ronald John Beresford 
 iJin, Gentleman, b. Aug. 1880 ; Beatrice Catherine Lenore 
 Cnpbell [m., Sept. 1897, Henry Jacques Houldsworth 
 (^1899), eldest son of Henry Houldsworth, late of Garrick 
 Kise, Ayrshire]; Helen May [m., May 1900, Robert 
 Siney Barnett] ; and Ellen Mary. Residence — Napton, 
 Krby. C/«*— Windham. 
 
 pWARD IRWIN, Esquire. Born March 7, 1867, 
 b<jg the third son of the late Sir George Irwin, J.P. for 
 th W. Riding of co. York and for Leeds, by his wife Flora 
 A laide, eldest dau. of Capt. Thomas Jacob Smith, late 
 3;. Regt. Armorial bearings— Argent, a mural crown 
 gis, between three holly leaves proper. Upon the 
 es tcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 M itllng gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a eath of the colours, a mailed arm fesseways holding in 
 th land a thistle and a holly leaf all proper, and charged 
 or ae arm with a crescent gules ; with the Motto, " Nemo 
 m mpune lacessit," Residence — 
 
 )HN ARTHUR IRWIN, Esquire, of Derrygore, in 
 thi ;ounty of Fermanagh, Justice of the Peace, High Sheriff 
 18. Bom January i, 1854, being the second but eldest 
 su ving son of the late Edward Irwin, Esquire, of Derry- 
 go i Justice of the Peace for that county. High Sheriff 1862, 
 by|is wife Hannah, daughter of Thomas Baynes of Leeds, 
 AjJorlal bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a mural 
 cron gules between three holly leaves proper. Upon the 
 esifcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 m;|;ling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wrjth of the colours, a mailed arm fesseways, holding in 
 thdiand a thistle and a holly leaf all proper, and charged 
 onjlie arms with a crescent gules. Motto — ' ' Nemo me 
 imue lacessit." Seat — Derrygore, Enniskillen. 
 
 i 
 
 [rHOMAS ANGELO IRWIN, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Cumberland, High Sheriff 1897, formerly Royal 
 Scti Regiment, and Hon. Col. 2nd Middlesex Vol. Art. ; 
 ser'd in Ashanti Campaign 1873-74, medal with clasp, 
 ani Diamond Jubilee medal. Bom April 10, 1845, being 
 the Idest son of the late Lieutenant Thomas Somerville 
 Irvi of the Honourable East India Company's Service 
 (R jal Engineers), by his wife Caroline Burke, daughter of 
 the ite Colonel John Angelo, also of the Honourable East 
 
 India Company's Service (3rd Bengal Cavalry). Clubs — 
 Army and Navy, County (Carlisle). Livery — Olive green 
 cloth coat and trousers, brass or gilt buttons, olive green 
 and yellow striped vest. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i. jjer pale or and argent, three annulets 
 in fesse between as many holly leaves slipped and jsendent 
 vert (for Irwin) ; 2. or, a green parrot proper, in the sinister 
 chief a cross crosslet fitch6e sable (for Senhouse) ; 3. argent, 
 on a chevron between three lions' heads erased g^les, as 
 many battle-axes of the field (for Tiffin) ; 4. gules, a fesse 
 ermine between three boars' heads couped argent (for 
 Towerson) ; and impaling the arms of Strutt, namely, jier 
 pale sable and azure, two chevronels engrailed between 
 three cross crosslets fitchte or (for Strutt). Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 
 of the colours, upon a mount between two holly leaves vert, 
 a dove argent, holding in the beak an olive branch proper, 
 and an ear of wheat or; with the Motto, " Haud ullis 
 labentia ventis." Married, April 22, 1879, Lucy Frances, 
 younger daughter of George Henry Strutt, Esquire, of 
 Bridgehill, Belper, in the county of Derby, Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Strutt Irwin, Gentleman, 
 Lieut, ist Royal Dragoons, Oct. 12, 1901, b. Feb. 2, 1881 ; 
 (2) Cuthbert Strutt Irwin, Gentleman, b. June 29, 1885, d. 
 July 29, 1903 ; (3) Reginald Strutt Irwin, Gentleman, b. Oct. 
 3, 1886 ; (4) Henry Strutt Irwin, Gentleman, b. June i, 1890 ; 
 Caroline Agnes ym. Sept. 12, 1901, Capt. S. C. Ferguson, 
 Sth Fusiliers] ; Mary Eleanor ; Winifred Lucy ; and Jane 
 Katharine. Estates — Lynehow, near Carlisle, and Solport, 
 near Longtown, both in co. Cumberland. Postal address — 
 Lynehow, Carlisle. Railway Stations — Lyneside, N.B.R. ; 
 and Floriston, Cal. Ry. 
 
 WILLIAM HAWKINS IRWIN, Esquire. Born Jan. 
 16, 1869, being the fourth son of the late Sir George Irwin, 
 J. P. for the W. Riding of co. York and for Leeds, by his wife 
 Flora Adelaide, eldest dau. of Capt. Thomas Jacob Smith, 
 late 33rd Regt. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, a mural 
 crown g^les, between three holly leaves proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a mailed arm fesseways holding in 
 the hand a thistle and a holly leaf all proper, and charged 
 on the arm with a crescent gules ; with the Motto, " Nemo 
 me impune lacessit," Residence — 
 
 ISAACSON (H. Coll.). Or, on a pile invected azure, 
 between three roses two in fesse and one in base of the 
 last, a lion rampant argent. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent, 
 holding between the paws an escutcheon azure, thereon 
 three roses two and one argent, and charged with two roses 
 in pale of the second. Motto—' ' 0AP2EI." 
 
 Son of Frederick Wootton Isaacson, Esq., J.P. and 
 
 D.L. , M.P. , *. ; d. 1898 ; m. 1857, Elizabeth Marie 
 
 Louise, d. of Stephen Jaeger, Banker, of Frankfort : — 
 
 Frederick John Wootton Isaacson, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 
 at-Law, M.A., LL.M., b. 1858. Res.—xj'PM. Mall, S.W. 
 
 Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Ranelagh, Bath, Leander. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 310!) 
 
 3t)r 
 
 SSiR CHARLES EDMUND ISHAM. loth Baronet 
 (May 30. 1637), of Uimport, co. Northampton, D.L. , 
 HiRh Sheriff 1851. Horn l>c. 16, 1819, being the second 
 and only surviving son of the late Sir Justinian Isham, 8th 
 Ikiit. , by his wife Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev. Samuel 
 Close of Drunib.magher and Elm P.ark, co. Armagh. 
 Armorial bearingt Gules, a fe&se wavy, and in chief three 
 
 piles also wavy, the points meeting in fesse argent ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-swan with wings displayed argent, beaked 
 sable. Mottoes — " Ostendo non ostento," "On things 
 transitory resteth no glory." Married, Oct. 26, 1847, 
 Emily, dati. of Rt. Hon. Mr. Justice Vaughan, by his wife 
 Louisa, the Dowager Lady St. John ; and by her (who d. 
 Sept. 6, 1898) has had Issue ~l-.o\x\sa. Mary [in., July 12, 
 1871, Edward Corbett, eldest son of Col. Corbett, M.P. , 
 of Longnor, Shropshire, and has issue] ; Emily Caroline 
 [tn., April 27, i88i. Norman Magnus MacLeod of that Ilk, 
 C.M.G,, late Capt. 74th Regt., of Dunvegan Castle, Isle 
 of Skye, and has issue]; and Isabel Vere (d. Feb. 14, 1868). 
 ^ca/— Lamport Hall, Northampton. 
 
 ISLES, Bishop of Argyll and the, see ARGYLL and 
 THE ISLES. 
 
 and for a OrMt, on a wreath of the colours, an esquire's 
 helmet proper, in front thereof a cross patiSe fuch^e or 
 with the Motto, " He mindful." MariieJ, firstly, Nov. 10 
 189a. Lady Margaret Alice {d. Aug. 18, 1901), dau. of the 
 Most Honourable Hugh Dc (Jrey Seymour, 6th Marqur« 
 of Hertford ; and secondly, Muriel liarriet Charles, fourth 
 dau. of Lieut. -Col. Macdonald Morcton, late Coldstream 
 Guards. Postal address — Culmington Manor, Craven 
 Arms, Salop. Club — Reform. 
 
 JOSEPH BRUCE ISMAY, Gentleman. Horn n,r 
 la, i86a, being the eldest son of the late Thomas I! 
 Ismay, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Chester, High Shcriii 
 and J.I*. CO. Lancaster, by his wife Margaret, dau. of il;, 
 Luke Bruce, Shipowner, of Liverpool. Anrrv— ('liocolaic 
 with canary colour facings. Armorial bearings— Azure 
 
 a chevron, in chief a cross pat^e between two bezants and 
 in base a cross pat^e fitch^e all or. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an estjuire's helmet 
 proper, in front thereof a cross pat^e fitchde or. Motto— 
 " Be mindful." Married, 1888, Julia Florence, dau. of 
 George R. Schieffelin of New York, in the United States 
 of America ; and has Issue — Thomas Bruce Ismay, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 18, 1894 ; (2) George Bruce Ismay, Gentle- 
 man ; Margaret Bruce ; and Evelyn Constance. 5m/— 
 Sandheys, Mossley Hill, Liverpool. C/«*j — Reform, 
 Palatine (Liverpool), Union (New York). 
 
 ITCHINGHAM, quartered by CHICHESTER. 
 
 IVES, see GRANT-IVES. 
 
 JAMES HAINSWORTH ISMAY, Gentleman. Bom 
 March 4, 1867, and is the second son of the late Thomas 
 Henry Ismay, Esq., of Dawpool, co. Chester, J. P. and 
 D.L. for that county, by his wife Margaret, dau. of the 
 late Luke Bruce, shipowner, of Liverpool Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, a chevron in chief, 
 a cross pat6e between two bezants, and in base a cross 
 pat6e fitch^e all or, and impaling the arms of Seymour, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, or on a pile gules, between 
 six fleurs-de-lis azure, three lions passant guardant in 
 pale or ; 2 and 3 gules, two wings conjoined in lure or ; 
 
 IVIMEY (H. Coll.). Gules, two chevronels inverted 
 between an increscent and a decrescent in chief and a lion 
 rampant in base all or. Mantling gules and or. Creit- 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a lion rampant or, 
 holding between the paws a decrescent, a demi-carl-wheel 
 both gules. Motto — " L'amour et I'amitie." 
 Son of : — 
 
 William Ivimey, Gentleman, b. . ^«.— Treverbyn 
 
 Lodge, Wokingham, Berks. 
 
 IVREA, Marquis of, see HARDWIN. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
31ac 
 
 3lac 
 
 727 
 
 JACKSON, quartered by BARSTON, BENNETT, 
 :ALVERT, GOULD, and PRATT. 
 
 JACKSON of Carramore (U.O.). Argent, on a chevron 
 ible, between three hawk's heads erased azure, as many 
 efoils of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, a horse passant argent, 
 tiarged on the neck with a trefoil vert. Motto — ' ' Celer 
 L audax." 
 
 Son of Oliver Vaughan Jackson, Esq., of Carramore 
 House, J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1869), b. 1811 ; d. 
 1887; OT. 1851, Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Jones, Esq., of 
 , Castletown, co. Sligo, J.P. and D.L. : — 
 Percy Vaughan Jackson , Gentleman , Staff Surgeon R. N. , 
 1862. Seat — -Carramore, Ballina, co. Mayo. 
 Son of Sidney Vaughan Jackson, Gentleman, b. ; 
 
 , d. 1872 ; m. 1843, Frances, d. of Thomas Jones of 
 I Castletown : — 
 
 I Herbert Francis Jackson, Gentleman, b. 1859; m. 1885, 
 any Mackintosh, d. of Robert Priestley; and has issue — 
 irances Iris Madeline Vaughan. Res. — Potter's Bar, 
 Middlesex. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 CLEMENT NUGENT JACKSON, Gentleman, of 
 lertford College, Oxford, Proctor of that University. 
 prw April 2, 1846, being the third son of the late Lieu- 
 nant-General George Jackson of the Bengal Staff Corps, 
 fd his wife Phillis Sophia, daughter of Captain Nathaniel 
 lugent Strode. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 arty per pale gules and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised 
 |gent, between three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet 
 tween two annulets of the first ; and for his Crest, upon 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and 
 ain reflexed over the back or, holding in the dexter 
 iw a shoveller's head erased argent. Motto — " Strenue 
 honeste." Postal address — Hertford College, Oxford. 
 
 CHARLES HUGH JACKSON, Gentleman, Solicitor, 
 irn August 11, 1851, being the second [but eldest surviv- 
 ] son of the late C^harles Jackson of Doncaster, Gentle- 
 
 iln, Barrister-at-Law, and Justice of the Peace for the 
 Irgh of Doncaster, by his wife Margaret Caroline, daughter 
 t Hugh Parker, Esquire, of Woodthorpe Hall, near Shef- 
 f Id, in the county of York, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Ifcutenant for the West Riding of the aforesaid county. 
 imorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Partv per pale 
 {les and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised argent, t)etween 
 
 three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet between two 
 annulets of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and chain reflexed 
 over the back or, holding in the dexter claw a shoveller's 
 head erased argent ; with the Motto, "Strenue el honeste." 
 Postal address — Doncaster. Club — Pall Mall. 
 
 EDWARD JACKSON, Gentleman. Born December 
 20, 1845, being the sixth son of the Reverend James 
 Jackson, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, 
 formerly Rector of Lydgate, in the county of Suffolk, and 
 Vicar of St. Sepulchre's, London, and Rural Dean, by 
 Eliza his wife, daughter of Colonel John Houlton of Parley 
 Castle, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per pale 
 gules and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised argent, between 
 three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet between two 
 annulets of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and chain reflexed 
 over the back or, holding in the dexter claw a shoveller's 
 head erased argent ; with the Motto, " Strenue et honeste." 
 Mai tied, Georgina Dorothea, daughter of the Reverend 
 Thomas William Wrench, Master of Arts, Rector of St. 
 Michael's, Cornhill, London ; and has Issue — Edward 
 Robert Houlton Jackson, Gentleman, born April 18, 1881 ; 
 Evelyn Mary ; and Henrietta Eliza. 
 
 EDWARD ALAN JACKSON, Gentleman. Born Jan. 
 22, 1857, being the third [but second surviving] son of the 
 late Charles Jackson of Doncaster, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law, J.P. for the burgh of Doncaster, by his wife 
 Margaret Caroline, dau. of Hugh Parker, Esq.. of Wood- 
 thorpe Hall, near Sheffield, J.P. and D.L. for the W. R. of 
 the CO. of York. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Party per pale gules and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised 
 argent, between three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet 
 between two annulets of the first ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and 
 chain reflexed over the back or, holding in the dexter claw 
 a shoveller's head erased argent ; with the Motto, " Strenue 
 et honeste." 
 
 EDWIN JACKSON, Esquire, Lt.-Col. com. 3rd Vol. 
 Batt. Border Regt. , J.P. for Cumberland, only son of the 
 
 late Isaac Jackson of Broom, Gosforth, Cumberland, by his 
 wife Jane, dau. of Daniel Burns of Kilmare, co. Down. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 3Iac 
 
 3lac 
 
 Armorial frlfringl — Azure, three pheons points down- 
 wards in fesse or, between as many ciigles' heads erased 
 ermine. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount 
 vert, thereon a horse courant argent, three caltraps or. 
 Motto — " Celer et audax." Alarried, July 19, i88a. 
 Martha, youngest daughter of the late J. C. Robinson of 
 Elterwater Mall, Ambleside, Westmorland ; and has 
 Issue — (1) Leslie John Uroomhill Jackson, born and died 
 1883 ; (a) Edwin Harley Jackson, Gentleman, born June 
 87. 1888 ; Rotha Mary Hannah Margaret ; Minnie Greeba 
 Victoria ; and Dorothy Melba. Estates — Threlkeld \xys, 
 Cockermouth ; and Broom, Gosforth, both in Cumberland. 
 Postal address — Threl-keld Leys, Cockermouth, Cumber- 
 land. 
 
 FRANCIS ARTHUR JACKSON. Gentleman, Member 
 of the Polynesian Society, Life Member of the British 
 Astronomical Association, and a Life Fellow of the Imperial 
 Institute. Bom October 19, 1837, being the eldest son of the 
 Rev. Francis Arthur Jackson, Master of Arts of the University 
 of Cambridge. Vicar of Riccall, in the county of York, 
 by Charlotte his wife, youngest daughter of Colonel John 
 Kirke of Markham Hall and Retford, in the county of 
 Nottingham, Justice of the Peace and Lord of the Manor 
 of Markham. and Colonel of the Sherwood Rangers. Not- 
 tingham Yeomanry Cavalry, formerly Captain Z4th Light 
 Dragoons, by his first wife Anne Mervyn. eldest daughter 
 of .Sir William Richardson, Baronet, of Castle Hill and 
 Augher Castle, in the county of Tyrone, and of Kil- 
 feacle, in the county of Tipperary. [Mr. Francis Arthur 
 Jackson and all the other descendants of his paternal grand- 
 mother, Henrietta Priscilla, nie Bower, inherit through 
 her a legitimate Royal Descent from King Edward III., 
 through his son Lionel (of Antwerp) Duke of Clarence, K.G.] 
 Livery — Blue coat with gold lace, red and blue striped waist- 
 coat, red plush breeches. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Party per pale gules and azure, on a fesse ermine 
 
 cotised argent, between three shovellers of the last, a cross 
 crosslet between two annulets of the first ; and for the Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared 
 and chain reflexed over the back or, holding in the dexter 
 claw a shoveller's head erased argent ; with the Motto, 
 "Strenue et honeste." Estates — Jackson Dale. Na Kou. 
 Vadra Vadra, and Wai Kovuna, in the Province of Cakau- 
 drove ; and The Bagata Cocoa-Nut Plantation, in the 
 Province of Bua ; all in the Island of Vanua Levu, in the 
 British Colony of Fiji. Postal address— Jackson Dale, Fiji. 
 
 FREEMAN HENRY JACKSON, Gentleman. Bcm 
 December 24, 184a, being the fifth son of the Reverend 
 James Jackson, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford 
 formerly Rector of Lydgate, in the county of Suffolk, and 
 Vicar of St. Sepulchres, London, and Rural Dean, by 
 Eliza his wife, daughter of Colonel John Houilon of Farley 
 Castle, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Ar- 
 morial bearlnffS — He bears for Amu : Party |)er pale 
 gules and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised ardent, betwevii 
 three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet Ixjtwecn t«o 
 annulets of the first ; and for the Crest, upon a witath of 
 the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and chain refkxH 
 over the Ixick or, holding in the dexter claw a •)•"•-" • 
 head erased argent ; with the Motto, "Strenue < t 
 Married, December 17, 1872, Mary Edith, d.n. 
 Henry Brassby Cooper, of the Bengal Civil Service ; aud h.i^ 
 Issue — (1) Freeman Astley Jackson, Gentleman, born March 
 4, 1874 ; (a) Neville Ward Jackson, Gentleman, bom 
 1875. 
 
 FREEMAN RAYNEY JACKSON, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace. Bom October 27, 1838, being the second 
 son of the Reverend Francis Arthur Jackson, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge, Vicar of Riccall, 
 in the county of York, by Charlotte his wife, youngest 
 daughter of Colonel John Kirke of Markham Hall and 
 Retford, in the county of Nottingham, Justice of the 
 Peace and Lord of the Manor of Markham, and Colonel 
 of the Sherwood Rangers, Nottingham Yeomanry Cavalry, 
 formerly Captain 24th Light Dragoons, by his first wife 
 Anne Mervyn, eldest daughter of Sir William Richardson, 
 Baronet, of Castle Hill and Augher Castle, in the county 
 of Tyrone. Armorial bearings — He bears for Anu ; 
 
 Party per pale gules and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised 
 argent, between three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet 
 between two annulets of the first ; and for the Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and 
 chain reflexed over the back or, holding in the dexter claw 
 a shoveller's head erased argent ; with the Motto, " Strenue 
 et honeste." Married, February 19, 1859, Anna Eleanor 
 Augusta, youngest daughter of the late John Shea-Lawlor, 
 Esq., J. P., of Gurteenrue, in the county of Cork, by Mar- 
 garet his wife, dau. of Daniel Mahony, Esq., J. P., D.L., of 
 Dunloe Castle, county Kerry ; and has Issue — (i) Freeman 
 Lawlor Jackson, Gentleman ; (2) Henry Herbert Jackson, 
 Gentleman [married March 26, 1894, his first cousin Ada, 
 only surviving child of Thomas Smith Wright, formerly of 
 Dipton Bush Sheep Station, Southland, New Zealand; and 
 has issue. Freeman Mervyn Herbert Jackson, Gentleman, 
 b. March 30, 1895 '< and a dau. , b. 1897 ; (3) Edward Rayney 
 Jackson, Gentleman [married, Aug. 18, 1892, Bertha, 
 fourth dau. of David Peat of Hillside, near Wanganui, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 •^ew Zealand ; and has issue, Bertha Nina Rayney] ; Flor- 
 i:nce Charlotte [married J. R. Mason of the Hutt, Welling- 
 ion, and of Napier, New Zealand, and has issue] ; and 
 kiary Letitia. Estate and postal address — Wanganui, New 
 'ealand. 
 
 § Colonel GEORGE CHARLES JACKSON, of the 
 Bengal Cavalry. Bom February 5, 1841, being the 
 tldest son of the late Lieutenant-General George Jackson 
 if the Bengal Staff Corps, by his wife Phillis Sophia, 
 laughter of Captain Nathaniel Nugent Strode ; served 
 ■ ith the Ensufzai Field Force in 1863, and with the Abys- 
 inian Expedition in 1868. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 ')r Arms : Party per pale gules and azure, on a fesse 
 f-niine cotised argent, between three shovellers of the last, 
 I cross crosslet between two annulets of the first ; and for 
 jis Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin 
 Ules, collared and chain reflexed over the back or, holding 
 ( the dexter claw a shoveller's head erased argent; with 
 le Motto, " Strenue et honeste." 
 I 
 
 ? HENRY BOWER JACKSON, Gentleman. Born De- 
 jiniber 25, 1841, being the third son of the Reverend 
 i-ancis Arthur Jackson, Master of Arts of the University of 
 'p.mbridge, Vicar of Riccall, in the county of York, by 
 |harlotte his wife, youngest daughter of Colonel John 
 jirke of Markham Hall and Retford, in the county of 
 jottingham, Justice of the Peace and Lord of the Manor 
 I Markham, and Colonel of the Sherwood Rangers Not- 
 iigham Yeomanry Cavalry, formerly Captain 24th Light 
 jragoons, by his first wife Anne Mervyn, eldest daughter 
 j Sir William Richardson, Baronqt, of Castle Hill and 
 (igher Castle, in the county of Tyrone. Livery — Blue coat 
 jth gold lace, red and blue striped waistcoat, red plush 
 jeeches. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party 
 r pale gules and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised argent, 
 tween three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet between 
 jo annulets of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 < the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and chain re- 
 fxed over the back or, holding in the dexter claw a 
 ijDveller's head erased argent; with the Motto, "Strenue 
 choneste." Married, November 23, 1888, Jemima, eldest 
 ijughter of the late Mr. Samuel Cox of Savu Savu, Fiji ; 
 £d has Issue — (i) Harry Francis Rayney Jackson, Gentle- 
 ikn, born February 11, 1890; (2) James Edward Jackson, 
 Cntleman, born February 16, 1892, who died shortly after 
 tth ; (3) Francis Arthur Jackson, Gentleman, born January 
 i' 1893; (4) James Edward Jackson, Gentleman, b. July 
 il 1894 ; (s) William Herbert Jackson, Gentleman, b. 
 fu-ch 1897. Estates — Telau-Na Nanu and Nawi Island, 
 a in Fiji. Postal address — Telau, Savu Savu West, 
 li. 
 
 Sir HENRY MATHER JACKSON, 3rd Baronet, of 
 'f the Manor House, Birkenhead, J. P. and D.L. for co, 
 ^.nmouth, M.A. (Camb.), Barrister-at-Law ; adopted the 
 alitional surname of Mather in 1886. Born Oct. 19, 1855, 
 big the son of Sir Henry Mather, the 2nd Baronet, by his 
 W3 Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Buddicum Blackburne 
 o Birkenhead; succeeded his father in 1881, under the 
 cution of November 4, 1869. Armorial bearings — He 
 brs for Arms: Azure, a fesse between two goats' heads 
 C(ped in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base argent, two 
 fl: nches of the last, impaling the arms of Somerset, namely, 
 q rterly, France, azure three fleurs-de-lis or; and Eng- 
 laf, gules three lions passant guardant, in pale or, all 
 w lin a bordure compony argent and azure. Upon the 
 esitcheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a aronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mitling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 w ath of the colours, upon a ragged staff sable, a goat's 
 h(d couped argent, semte of trefoils vert. Motto — 
 " irtiter, fideliter, feliciter." Married, August 3, 1886, 
 A . Frances, daughter of General Edward Arthur Somerset, 
 C' ipanion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; 
 ar has Issue — (i) Henry Mather Jackson, Esq., b. Feb. 
 271894 ; (2) Edward Arthur Mather Jackson, Esq., b. Jan. 
 i8);GwladysAda; Norah Frances; and Agatha Elizabeth. 
 5('— Llantilio Court, Abergavenny. C/a*j— Brookes'. 
 
 ERBERT FRANCIS VAUGHAN JACKSON, 
 G'tleman. Born March 23, 1859, being the second son of 
 th late Sidney Vaughan Jackson, by his wife Frances, dau. 
 of Thomas Jones of Castletown. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Argent, on a chevron sable, between three hawks' heads 
 erased azure, as many trefoils of the field. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse 
 passant argent, charged on the neck with a trefoil vert. 
 Motto — " Celer et audax." Married, May 4, 1885, Amy 
 Mackintosh Priestly, dau. of Robert Priestly ; and has 
 Issue — Frances Iris Madeline Vaughan. Residence — Potter's 
 Bar, Middlesex. C/«*— Constitutional. 
 
 HUGH ROWLAND JACKSON, Gentleman. Bom 
 Feb. 15, 1861, being the fourth [but third surviving] son of 
 the late Charles Jackson of Doncaster, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, J. P. for the burgh of Doncaster, by his wife 
 Margaret Caroline, dau. of Hugh Parker, Esq. of Wood- 
 thorpe Hall, near Sheffield. J. P. and D.L. for the W. R. ot 
 the CO. ot York. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Party per pale gules and azure, on a fesse ermine cotised 
 argent, between three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet 
 between two annulets of the first ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and 
 chain reflexed over the back or, holding in the dexter claw 
 a shoveller's head erased argent ; with the Motto, ' ' Strenue 
 et honeste." Postal address — Doncaster. 
 
 JOHN HOULTON JACKSON, Gentleman. Bom 
 December 27, 1837. being the second son of the Reverend 
 James Jackson, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, 
 Rector of Lydgate, in the county of Suffolk, and Vicar of 
 St. Sepulchre's, London, and Rural Dean, by Eliza his 
 wife, daughter of Colonel John Houlton of Farley Castle. 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per pale gules and 
 azure, on a fesse ermine cotised argent, between three 
 shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet between two annulets 
 of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-griffin gules, collared and chain reflexed over the 
 back or, holding in the dexter claw a shoveller's head erased 
 argent; with the Motto, "Strenue et honeste." Married, 
 June 27, 1869, Eliphalette, daughter of the Reverend 
 Thomas William Wrench, Master of Arts, Rector of St. 
 Michael's, Cornhill, London ; and has Issue — (i) Richard 
 Houlton Jackson, Gentleman, born March 18, 1870; (2) 
 Edward Ellis Jackson, Gentleman, born November 22, 
 1871 ; (3) Wilfred Swinhoe Jackson, Gentleman, born 
 August 15. 1873; (4) Laurence Jackson, Gentleman, born 
 May 17, 1875 ; (5) Francis Jackson, Gentleman, bom 
 January 4, 1883 ; and three daughters. 
 
 JOHN THOMAS JACKSON, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster, being the 
 
 eldest son of John Jackson of Oldham, by his wife Emma, 
 daughter of Benjamin Godwin of Burslem. C/a*— Magis- 
 trates'. Armorial bearings— He bears for Axms : Party 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
730 
 
 3lac 
 
 3lac 
 
 per chevron azure and or, in chief three pheons of the last, 
 and in base a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper ; and 
 for his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, two pheons 
 gules, thereon an eagle with wings ex|mnded or, each wing 
 ciiiirged with a rose as in the arms; with the MottO, 
 " Res non verba." Married, May i6, 1866, Sarah, second 
 daughter of Bartholomew Procktcr of Oldham ; and has 
 Issue— ]o\\n Jackson, Gentleman, Lieutenant Lancashire 
 Fusiliers, born 1869. Estates and postal addresses — The 
 Hurstead, Rochdale; Treburvaugh, Llangunllo, Radnor- 
 shire. 
 
 MORTON STRODE JACKSON, Gentleman. Bom 
 March 6, 1847, being the fourth son of the late Lieutenant- 
 General George Jackson of the Bengal Staff C'orps, by his 
 wife I'hyllis Sophia, daughter of Nathaniel Migrub Strode. 
 Armorial bearing! — He bears for Arma : Party per pale 
 gules and azure, on a fesse ermine coiised argent, between 
 three shovellers of the last, a cross crosslet between two 
 annulets of the first ; and for the Great, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and chain re- 
 flexed over the back or, holding in the dexter claw a 
 shoveller's head erased argent; with the Motto — " Strenue 
 et honeste." 
 
 WILLIAM JACKSON, Esquire, J. P. for co. Chester. 
 Bom Nov. 19, 183a, being the second son of Sir William 
 Jackson, Bart., by Dame Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Hughes, 
 Lieut, late and Lancashire Militia. Armoilal bearings — 
 
 for the OrMt, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 mount vert, a mullet of six points or, thereon an KAg\t cloy 
 
 Azure, a fesse between two goats' heads couped in chief 
 and a fleur-de-lis in base argent, two flaunches of the last. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, on a ragged staff 
 Siible a goat's head couped argent, sem^e of trefoils vert. 
 Motto — " Fortiter, Fidelitur, Feliciier." Married, i86i, 
 Therese Isabel, dau. of Edward Howard of Liverpool ; and 
 has Issue — William Jackson, Gentleman, M.A. (Cambs.), 
 b. 1870; and several daughters [of whom Maud Isabel m., 
 1889, John Glynn of The Hut, Hoylake, in co. Cheshire ; 
 Elizabeth m., 1893, Edgar Leicester Billson of Dormy 
 Lodge, Hoylake, Cheshire; and Miriam Hermine m., 1895, 
 Harold Stanley Inman of Tattenham Lodge, Tallworth, 
 Surrey]. Postal address — Forest Road, Birkenhead. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON, Esquire, a Justice of 
 the Peace for the Colony of Queensland. Bom February 
 19, 1835, being the eldest son of the late Henry Jackson 
 of Mamaharin, in the counties of Monaghan and Dublin, 
 Ireland, by his wife Mary Anne, daughter of William 
 White of Drumgavney, in the county of Monaghan, Ireland. 
 Armorial beanngs — He bears for Arms : Barry of ten 
 argent and azure, a lion rampant gules holding between 
 the paws an eagle's head erased or, two flaunches sable, 
 each charged with a mullet of six points of the fourth ; and 
 
 proper ; with the Motto, " Confide recte agens. " Marritd. 
 April 24, 1872, Jane Eleanor, only daughter of the late 
 Daniel Steed of Belfast, Ireland ; and has issue— {1) William 
 Thomas Isles Jackson, Gentleman, born March 21, 1874; 
 (2) Lewis Henry Jackson, Gentleman, born April 30, 
 1880; and Maude Isabel [ot. 1905, Ormond Howard Smith 
 of WunuUa, Hopetoun, Queensland]. Postal addresses— 
 Laurel Lodge, Toowong, near Brisbane, Queensland; 
 Morayfield, North Coast Railway, Queensland. 
 
 The Right Honourable WILLIAM LAW1E.S 
 JACKSON, ist Baron Allerton of Chapel AUerton, a 
 Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, 
 Justice of the Peace for Leeds and for the West Riding 
 of the county of York, Member of Parliament for the 
 Northern Division of Leeds. Born 1840, being the son 
 of the late William Jackson, formerly of Leeds. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Athenasum. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Party per chevron gules and or, in chief two suns 
 in splendour of the last, and in base three annulets, ore 
 and two interlaced of the first. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, w ith a mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a horse or, holding in the mouth an ear of wheat sjipped 
 vert, resting the dexter foreleg on three annulets as in the 
 arms ; with the Motto, " Essayez." Married, i860, Grace, 
 daughter of George Tempest. Residences — Allerton Hall, 
 Chapel Allerton, near Leeds ; 27 Cadogan Square, 
 S.W. 
 
 CHARLES THEODORE JACOBY, Gentleman. Born 
 August 1853, being the third and youngest son of the late 
 Moritz Jacoby of Nottingham, by his wife Violet Frederika, 
 daughter of Isidor Hirsch of Teterow, in the Grand 
 Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Club — Badminton. 
 Livery— Black, with gilt buttons. Armorial beaxlngi-- 
 He bears for Arms : Party per fesse dancett(5e argent and 
 sable, in chief a cross of eight points gules, between !»"• 
 roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper, and in 1 
 two wings conjoined in lure, and elevated or ; and for 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag argent, chargw 
 upon the body with two roses gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper, resting the dexter forefoot on a cross as in the 
 arms ; with the Motto, " Opera bona effulgent. " Afar'': 
 , Lily Florence, daug; 
 
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 I I^ewis Edward Nolan, Roscommon. Postal address 
 JLyegrove House, near Chipping Sodbury, Gloucester- 
 
 [JAMES ALFRED JACOBY, Gentleman, Member of 
 iirliament for the Mid-Division of the county of Derby, 
 is been Sheriff of Nottingham 1877-1878. Born June 
 [52, being the second son of the late Moritz Jacoby of 
 jjttingham, by his wife Violet Frederika, daughter of 
 !dor Hirsch of Teterow, in the Grand Duchy of Mecklen- 
 irg-Schwerin. Clubs — Devonshire, Nottinghamshire 
 (jottingham). Livery — Dark blue, with gilt buttons. Ar- 
 Drial lieariiigs — Party per fesse dancett6e argent and 
 •ale, in chief a cross of eight points gules, between two 
 ises of the last, barbed and seeded proper, and in base 
 10 wings conjoined in lure, and elevated or; and for his 
 test, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag argent, charged 
 ion the body with two roses gules, barbed and seeded 
 jjper, resting the dexter forefoot on a cross as in the 
 ;ns ; with the Motto, " Opera bona effulgent." Married, 
 lay 1883, Hermine Elizabeth Frederica. daughter of the 
 lie Gustav Liepmann of Glasgow ; and has Issue — Alfred 
 l;nry Moritz Jacoby, Gentleman, born February 22, 1884 ; 
 iiirie Violet ; and Doris Vera. Postal address — Oakhill 
 louse, Nottingham ; 8 Queen's Gate Gardens, S.W. 
 ^ibs — Reform, Notts County. 
 
 |OHN HENRY JACOBY, Gentleman, Consul at Not- 
 tjgham for the Republic of Colombia (South America). 
 h-n November 1848, being the eldest son of the late 
 roritz Jacoby of Nottingham, by his wife Violet Frederica, 
 cjighter of Isidor Hirsch of 'I'eterow, in the Grand Duchy 
 C| Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Clubs — Devonshire, Notting- 
 htnshire (Nottingham). Livery— Dark blue, with gilt 
 tjtons. Armorial bearing^s — Party per fesse dancett^e 
 
 ar nt and sable, in chief a cross of eight points gules, 
 be een two roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper, 
 an in base two wings conjoined in lure, and elevated or ; 
 an for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag 
 arint, charged upon the body with two roses gules, 
 ba ed and seeded proper, resting the dexter forefoot on 
 a OSS as in the arms ; with the Motto, ' ' Opera bona 
 eff ^ent." Postal address— Ropewa.\k, The Park, Notting- 
 ha. 
 
 Sir otto JAFFE, K.B. (1900), J. P., Lord Mayor of 
 Belfast 1899-1904. Born 1846, being the third son of the 
 late Daniel Joseph Jaffg, by Frederica, dau. of Joseph 
 Josephy of Parchim, Mecklenburgh. Armorial bearings 
 —Argent, a chevron azure, between in chief two chaplets and 
 in base a ship in full sail on waves of the sea all proper, on 
 a chief gules, the Castle of Hamburg of the first tietween 
 two lions passant or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed with 
 wings inverted between two oak branches, all proper. 
 Motto— " Deus nobiscum." Married, 1879, Paula, dau. 
 of Moritz Hertz of Brunswick ; and has Issue— [i) Arthur 
 Daniel Jaff(5, Esq., B.A. (Cantab.), b. 1880; (2) William 
 Edward Berthold Jaff^, Esq., b. 1883. Residence— YJ\n- 
 Edar, Belfast. C/k*x— Royal Societies, Reform (Belfast). 
 
 Major-General JOHN JAGO-TRELAWNY, J. P. for 
 CO. Cornwall. Born 1826, being the son of the late Edward 
 Jago (by his wife Anne Darell, elder dau. of the late Edward 
 Trelawny of Coldrenick), and nephew of the late Charles 
 Trelawny of Coldrenick ; succeeded his uncle in 1883, and 
 assumed the name of Trelawny under his uncle's will by Royal 
 License in 1886. Livery — Invisible green, waistcoat invisible 
 green and white stripes, silver buttons. Armorial bearing^ 
 (Roy. Lie, H. Coll., 1886)— Quarterly i and 4, argent a 
 
 chevron sable (for Trelawny, temp. Edward L) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, three Cornish choughs proper, on a chief sable as 
 many cross crosslets or (for Jago, H. Coll., 1818). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolf statant proper (for "Trelawny) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a cor- 
 morant rising sable, wings pean, charged upon the breast 
 with a cross crosslet as in the arms ; with the Motto, " Ser- 
 moni consona facta." Estates — The Coldrenick Estate, in 
 the parishes of St. Germans, Liskeard, and Menheniot, in 
 the county of Cornwall ; the Estate and Manor of Tre- 
 worlis, in the parishes of St. Breage and St. Sithney, in the 
 county of Cornwall ; the Estate called Barne Barton, in 
 the parish of St. Budeaux, in the county of Devon ; Over 
 Trelabe Farm, Linkinhorne, in the county of Cornwall ; 
 and a Town Residence at Plymouth. Seat — Coldrenick, 
 Liskeard, Cornwall. Clubs — United Service, Windham, 
 Royal Societies', Royal Western Yacht Club (Plymouth). 
 
 JAMES, quartered by WILKINSON. 
 
 JAMES, see GREVIS-JAMES. 
 
 ARTHUR JOHN JAMES, Esquire, J.P. for co. of 
 Gloucester. Born 1857, being the eldest son of the late 
 Francis James, Esq., J. P., F.S.A., of Edgeworth Manor, 
 Cirencester, by his wife Ann, dau. of William Green of 
 Londonderry. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a fesse 
 
 t is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 31am 
 
 3Iam 
 
 nebuly, between three unicorns' heads erased argent. M 
 many escallop shells proper, in the centre chief point a 
 l';\S!>ion cross of the second. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Great On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head 
 erased argent, charged on the neck with an escallop 
 gules, and supporting in the mouth a Passion cross also 
 gules. Motto— "Mcmor." ,S*a/—Edgcworth Manor, Cir- 
 encester, Gloucester. Ciuis — Arthur's, Burlington, Fine 
 ArU". 
 
 Thk Reverend EDWARD JAMES, Rector of Peakirk, 
 in the county of Northampton, and Canon of Peterborough, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford. Bom Novem- 
 ber 14, 1827, being the youngest son of the late Reverend 
 John James, Doctor of Divinity, Canon of the Cathedral 
 Church of Peterborough, and Vicar of St. John the Baptist's 
 in that city, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Bell of 
 Brampton, in the county of Cumberland. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, on a fesse nebuly between three unicorns' 
 
 heads erased argent, as manyes^Uops proper, in the centre 
 chief point a Passion Cross of the second ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, charged on the neck with an escallop gules, and 
 supporting in the mouth a Passion Cross also gules ; 
 with the Motto, "Memor." Married, February 5, 1861, 
 Emily, daughter of Thomas Kettlewell of Blackheath 
 Park; and has had Issue — (i) Ernest Edward James, 
 Gentleman, born November 24, 1861 ; (2) John Burleigh 
 James, Gentleman, born April 2, 1865, died August 17, 
 1876 ; Lucy, died an infant ; Gertrude Frances ; Lilian 
 Mary ; and Emily, died an infant. Residence — Peakirk, 
 Peterborough. 
 
 The Reverend FRANK JAMES, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Vicar of Rossett, in the county of Denbigh, Master of Arts of 
 the I'niversityof Oxford. Born]\xnzi, 1859, being the second 
 son of Francis James, Gentleman, of Edgeworth Manor, in 
 the county of Gloucester, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Ann, 
 daughter of William Green of Government House, London- 
 derry. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, on 
 a fesse nebuly three unicorns' heads erased argent, as many 
 escallops proper, in the centre chief point a Passion Cross 
 of the second; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a unicorn's head erased argent, charged on the 
 neck with an escallop gules, and supporting in the mouth a 
 
 Passion Cross also gules ; with the Motto, " Memor." 
 Married, January 16, 1883, Mary Al cia IVarlc, daughter 
 of Henry \Vylde Jackson of Alexandra Villas, Uiighlon; 
 and has had Issue — (il John James, (ientlenum, borii 
 Novcmlier 11, 1883; (2) Frank James, (ifiitleman, born 
 May 10, 1885 ; (3) Henry RadclifTe Todd Jaiiifs, Gentleman 
 born May 15, 1886; Humphrey Middleton James, Genilr- 
 nwn, born October ii, 1887, died May 30, 189a; and 
 Margaret Mary. Postal address — The Vicarage, Rossetl 
 R.S.O., Denbighshire. 
 
 JAMES GEORGE JAMES, Esquire, J. P. co. of Mon- 
 mouth. Bom 1831, being the eldest son of tlie lale EUlmund 
 James of Tynewydd and Blaen Nant, Ixith in the co. of 
 Monmouth. Annorial bearing^ Per pale argent and 
 or, a dragon's head erased sable, holding in the mouth .1 
 sinister hand a paumde coupeil al the wrist gules, on a 
 chief of the third, a pick-axe between two lions rampant, all 
 of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest -Upn 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion vert, in the mouth .1 
 sinister hand and holding in the dexter paw a pick-axe, both 
 as in the arms. Motto -" Ymdrech-i-drechu." Seats— Ii- 
 Newydd Blackwood, Bcdwelty, co. Mon., Blaen Nant, 
 Nant-y-glo, co. Monmouth. 
 
 JOHN ARTHUR JAMES, Gentleman, eldest son of 
 the late Daniel James of Beaconsfield, Woolton, in the 
 county Palatine of Lancaster, by his wife Sophia, daughter 
 of George Hitchcock of New York. Armorial bearii^— 
 He bears for Arms : Or, on a chevron between two ostriches 
 in chief and a dolphin naiant in base sable, a billet of the 
 first ; and impaling the arms of Cavendish-Bentinck, namely 
 quarterly 1 and 4 azure, a cross moline argent (for Bentinck); 
 2 and 3 sable, three stags' heads caboshed argent (for Caven- 
 dish). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, upon the battlements of a tower or, 
 an ostrich sable, holding in the beak a billet also or; with 
 the Motto; "J'aime i jamais." Married, December 7, 
 1885, Mary Venetia, youngest daughter of the Right 
 Honourable George Cavendish-Bentinck, M.P. 
 
 JAMES (H. Coll.). Per chevron or and argent, two 
 chevronels sable between as many dolphins naiant in chief 
 
 proper and a garb in base vert. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a garb or, charged with an acorn 
 slipped vert, a dolphin naiant proper. Motto— "Tiens foi. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Sons of John Charles Horsey James, Esq. , Judge of 
 I the Supreme Court of Western Australia, b. 1841 ; d. 
 
 19 ; m. 1885, Rebecca Catherine, d. of Charles H. 
 I Clifton :— 
 
 ' Evelyn Harold Clifton James, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. 
 - High field, near Lydney - on - Severn, Gloucestershire; 
 •erth, Western Australia. 
 
 i Percival Arthur Clifton James, Gentleman, b. 1887. 
 ! Eustace Alfred Clifton James, Gentleman, b. 1889. 
 I Meredith Charles Clifton James, Gentleman, b. 1894. 
 1 Meyrick Edward Clifton James, Gentleman, b. 1897. 
 
 [the Reverend NICHOLAS HOPKINS JAMES, 
 |erk in Holy Orders, Doctor of Divinity, sixth son of John 
 ^mes of Coolruss Park, in the county of Wicklow, by his 
 ife Mary, daughter of James Hopkins of same county. 
 \ub — Athenaeum (Dublin). Livery — Claret and gold. 
 nmorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per pale 
 
 gws and azure, on a chevron engrailed between three 
 licli passant guardant or, as many purses sable. Mant- 
 111! gules and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 th'icolours, a hart's head erased proper, charged on the 
 neLwith a fleur-de-lis azure. Motto— " J'aime jamais." 
 Pdal arfrfrm — Clonfeacle Rectory, Moy, co. Tyrone, 
 Innd. 
 
 iWALTER CULVER JAMES, Esquire, M.D.. 
 . Surgeon-Lieut. -Gen. Hon. Artillery Company. Born 
 ■ being the son of the late Robert James. Armorial 
 be; ings— Argent, a cross couped gules, on a chief azure, a 
 ser nt embowed biting its tail, head to the dexter, between 
 twtoak trees eradicated proper. Mantling gules and 
 argit. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a caduceus 
 in nd dexter, surmounted by another in bend sinister, 
 the on perched a wood-pigeon close proper. Motto — 
 "Lral k jamais." Postal arfa^z-w— Quality Court, Chan- 
 cer; Lane, London, W.C. Clubs— 'S,\. Stephen's, West- 
 mii er. 
 
 N LLIAM JAMES, Gentleman, formerly Lieutenant 
 Rol Navy. Born June 30, 1862, being the third son of 
 
 Francis James, Gentleman, of Edgeworth Manor, in the 
 county of Gloucester, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Ann, 
 daughter of William Green of Government House, in the 
 county of Londonderry. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Gules, on a fess nebuly three unicorns' heads 
 erased argent, as many escallops proper, in the centre chief 
 point a Passion Cross of the second ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, charged on the neck with an escallop g^Ies, and 
 supporting in the mouth a Passion Cross also gules ; with 
 the Motto, "Memor." Married, January 4, 1889, Sarah 
 Florence, daughter of Henry William Ford of Buenos 
 Ayres ; and has Issue — Bertha Dorothy. 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES, Gentleman, late Lieut. 42nd High- 
 landers (Black Watch) ; served in the Crimea and Indian 
 Mutiny. Born Feb. 28, 1838, being the eldest son of 
 Thomas James, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Margaret 
 Bernard, third dau. of the Rev. John Collinson, Rector of 
 Gateshead and Boldon , co. Durham. Armorial bearing^ 
 — Sable, on a chevron argent, between three dolphins 
 embowed erminois, as many crosses crosslet gules. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a buffalo passant gules, armed proper, the dexter forefoot 
 resting on an escutcheon argent, charged with a pheon 
 sable. Motto — " Deo semper confide." Married, April g, 
 1864, Ellen, eldest dau. of Captain William Dent, R.N., 
 of Shortflatt Tower; and has Issue — (1) William Bernard 
 
 fames, Esq., Capt. and Bengal Lancers, b. Feb. 1865 
 m., 1887, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late William 
 Minto; and has issue — Bernard Seton James, Gentleman, 
 b. 1889 ; Geoffrey Minto James, Gentleman, b. 1892] ; 
 (2) George Thomas Brooksbank James, Gentleman, 
 F.R.C.S. (Eng.), b. Feb. 5, 1867; (3) Arthur Hedley 
 James, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N.R., b. July 11, 1868; (4) 
 Frederick Seton James, Gentleman, b. April 8, 1870 ; and 
 Mary Amelia. Seat — Otterburn Tower, Ottcrburn. Resi- 
 dence — The Moat, Eastbourne. 
 
 S WILLIAM DODGE JAMES, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Bom 1854, being the 
 youngest son of the late Daniel James of Beaconsfield, 
 Woolton, in the county of Lancaster, by his wife Sophia, 
 daughter of George Hitchcock of New York. Club — Turf. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, on a chevron 
 
 between two ostriches in chief and a dolphin naiant in base 
 sable, a billet of the first ; and impaling the arms of Forbes 
 of Newe, namelv, quarterly i and 4 azure, three bears' heads 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 couped mrgeni, mussled gules (for Forbes) ; a and 3 azure, 
 three Traises argent (for Fmser). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placfil a hehnct befitting his degree, with a mantling Sixble 
 and or ; and for his Crtst, upon a wreath of tlic colours, 
 upon the battlements of a tower or, an ostrich sable, holding 
 in the beak a billet also or. Motto — "I'aime k iamais." 
 Married, March 5, 1889. Evelyn Elizabeth, eldest daughter 
 of Sir Charles John Forbes, Baronet, of Newe ; and has 
 Issue — Helen Millicent; Alexandra Maud; and Silvia 
 Sophia. Seat — West Dean Park, Chichester. Town house — 
 14 Great Stanhope Street, W. 
 
 MAURICE EYRE FRANCIS BELLINGHAM 
 JAMESON. Gentleman. Bom May 9, 1888, only child of 
 the late James Francis Jameson, Esq. J. P., Capt. and Hon. 
 Major 4th Batt. Connaught Rangers, and formerly Lieut. 
 98th Foot and 7th Dragoon Guards (eldest son of Rev, 
 John Jameson of Windfield, by his wife Isabella .Anne, dau. 
 of the late Gen. Sir Harry David Jones, G.C.B.) by his 
 wife Helen Maud, eldest dau. of the late William Jameson 
 of Montrose, co. Dublin. Livery — Dark blue, scarlet 
 waistcoat, facing dark blue velvet. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, a saltire or, cantoned in chief and flanks by 
 Roman galleys proper, and a bugle-horn in base of the 
 second. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a Roman galley profier, the sail gules, charged 
 with a lion passant guardant or; and for Motto, "Sine 
 metu.' Seat — Windfield, co. Galway. 
 
 JANNS, see DUDLEY- JANNS, 
 
 S DAVID JARDINE JARDINE, Esquire, of Jardine 
 Hall, Lockerbie, N.B., of Larriston Hall, Newcastle- 
 ton, N.B., of Corric Lodge, Lockerbie, N.B., and of 
 
 Tinwald and Tonhorwald, co. Dumfries; M.A., D.L. and 
 J. P. for CO. of Dumfries, F.R.G.S., Barrister-at-Law. Born 
 1847, being the only son of the late James Jardine of Jardine 
 Hall, Dryfeholm, and of Larriston Hall, by his wife Jessie, dau. 
 of John Johnston of Muirhousehead, N.B. Livery — Black, 
 
 dark blue and yellow waistcoats, and facings. AnnorUi 
 bearings- Parted per pale argent and or, a s:\liirc Kull•^ 
 on a chief of the third, three mullets of the first. Mantllnir 
 gules, doubled argent; and upon a wreath of the colours i 
 for Orest, a spur -rowel gules. Motto— "Cave ad- 
 Married. 1887, Mary Angela, dau. of the late Sir (1 
 Tilston Bright, Knight Bachelor, M.P., of Badworth I 
 Vorks., Banner Cross, and Carbrook Hall, llallani- 
 and has Issue — Ronald James Jardine, Gentleman, h. u 
 and Dorothy Agnes Jessie. Seats -Jardine Hall, Lockerbie 
 N.B. ; Larriston Hail, Newcastleton, N.B. ; Carrie Lodce 
 Lockerbie, N.B. ; Tinwald and Torthorwald, N.B. rXii, 
 Residence -i\ Bruton Street, Berkeley Square, W. CUh 
 — Boodle's, Travellers', Pratt's, Union, Raleigh. 
 
 SSiR ROBERT JARDINE, ist Baronet (July ao, 1881) 
 J. P. and D.L. co. of Dumfries, M.P. for Ashburton 
 1865 -1868, for Dumfries Burghs 1868-1874, and for co 
 Dumfries 1880-1893. Born May 24, 1825, (jeing the 
 seventh son of the late David Jardine of Muirhousehead. 
 Applegarth, co. Dumfries, by his wife Rachel, dau. of 
 William Johnstone of Linns, co. Dumfries. Armorial 
 
 bearings— Per pale argent and or, a saltire gules, 
 chief engrailed of the third, three mullets of the first, the 
 escutcheon being charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet of the United Kingdom. MantlUig gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of liis liveries, a spur-rowd 
 of six points gules. Motto — "Cave adsuni." Marritd, 
 April 4, 1867, Margaret Seton (d. 1886), dau. of John 
 Buchanan Hamilton of Lenny, co. Perth; AnAhzs Issue - 
 Robert William Buchanan Jardine, Esq., b. Jan. 21, 1868 
 \m., 1894, Ethel Mary, dau. of the late Benjamin Piercyof 
 Marchwell Hall, Wrexham, and has had issue, Robert 
 Buchanan Jardine, Esq., b. 1895, d. young; John William 
 Jardine, Esq., b. March 7, 1900; and Violet Margaret 
 Florence]. 6>a/j— Castlemilk, Lockerbie, N.B. ; Lanridt 
 Castle, Doune, Perthshire. Town residence ~ 24 St. James's 
 Place, S.W. Clubs— liroo\is's, Reform, City Liberal 
 
 W Sir WILLIAM JARDINE, 9th Bart., of Appleginh, 
 CO. Dumfries (1672), J.P. for that co., Capt. 3rd Batt. 
 K.O. Scottish Borderers, Member of the Royal Company of 
 Archers (the King's Bodyguard for Scotland), formerly 
 Lieut, ist Vol. Batt. Cheshire Regt., and Calcutta Ught 
 Horse, served in S. Africa 1900-02, Born June 11. 1865, 
 
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 ;)eing the eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Jardine, 8th 
 3art., D.L. {ci. 1893), by his wife Henrietta, third dau. of 
 .Villiam Younger of Craigielands, Dumfriesshire. Armorial 
 hearings— Argent, a saltire and a chief gules, the last 
 ■ harged with three mullets of the field, the escutcheon 
 ;)eing surrounded by an orange tawny ribbon and therefrom 
 pendent his badge as a Baronet of Nova Scotia. Mantling 
 Ifules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 [ spur-rowel of six points argent. Supporters— Dexter, a 
 lorse at liberty ; sinister, a man in armour with a scimitar 
 t his side all proper. Motto - ' ' Cave adsum. ' ' /Residence 
 -Castle Street, Dumlries. C/ud—Ra.\e\gh. 
 
 JARDINE (L.O., 12 Sept. 1903). Argent, on a saltire 
 ules, five crescents or, on a chief of the second, three 
 luUets of the third. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 
 lest — A spur-revel of six points argent. Motto — "Cave 
 i sum." 
 
 Son of William Halliday Jardine, landed proprietor in 
 the Cape and Stellenbosch Divisions of Cape Colony, 
 d. 1837 ; d. ; m. 1865, Mary Jane, d. of James 
 
 Connor of Armagh, Ireland : — 
 William Jardine, Esq., Major (ret.) in the Cape Colonial 
 •rces, 6. 12 Dec. 1867 ; m. 21 Sept. 1893, Mary Hester 
 Ijtt, d. of John Burness of Kincardineshire, residing at 
 Ijreton, Dorset; and has issue — (i) Douglas Graeme 
 jness Jardine, Gentleman, d. 12 July 1894; (2) Alexander 
 JiUiday Jardine, Gentleman, b. 27 Dec. 1902; and Flora 
 |«khart. J^es. — Craigdhu, Tambours Kloof, Cape Town, 
 Africa. 
 
 I ROBERT HERBERT HEATH JARY, Esquire, late 
 
 * Major i2th Lancers, J. P. cos. of Bedford, Lancaster, 
 
 ilicester, and Norfolk (High Sheriff 1901), D.L., served 
 
 'rthe Kaffir War 1851-1852, the Crimea and Indian 
 
 Titiny. Born 1830, being the second son of the late W. 
 
 I Jary, Esq., of Blofeld Lodge, Norfolk, J. P., D.L. 
 
 >morial bearings— Gules, on a pile ermine, between two 
 
 1 IS rampant respecting each other or, three roses two and 
 
 c ! of the field ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence the 
 
 atis of Bromilow, namely gules, on a chevron invected 
 
 p in cottised or, between three lions' heads erased of the 
 
 1;;, a dove between two cross crosslets fitch^e of the first. 
 
 Bntllng gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 c Durs, out of clouds two arms in armour embowed the 
 
 h ids proper, supporting a rose as in the arms. Motto — 
 
 "Mens conscia recti." Married, 1862, Julia H. M., only 
 dau. of the late D. Bromilow of Bitteswell Hall, Leicester- 
 shire. 5*fl^^— Bitteswell Hall, Lutterworth ; Burlingham, 
 
 CO. Norfolk; South Walsham, Norwich. 
 Service, Army and Navy. 
 
 C/tt/ij— United 
 
 J EBB (H. Coll.). Quarterly vert and or, in the first 
 quarter a falcon close argent, belled of the second, in the 
 fourth a lure in pale of the third. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon with wings 
 expanded proper, belled or, standing on a lure fessewise 
 argent. Motto — " Spe et labore." Livery — Dark green, 
 buff facings. 
 
 Son of Robert Jebb, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, 
 
 b. 1809 ; d. 1885 ; in. 1840, Emily Harriet, d. of Ven. 
 
 Heneage Horsley, Dean of Brechin : — 
 
 Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb, Knt. Bach. (1900), M.P. 
 
 for Cambridge since 1891, D.C.L. (Hon.) Oxford, Hon. 
 
 LL.D. Dublin, late Public Orator at Camb., Prof, of 
 
 Greek at Glasgow, and Reg. Prof, of Greek at Camb., 
 
 b. 1841 ; m. 1875, Caroline, d. of late John Reynolds, 
 
 D.D., and widow of Gen. A. J. Slemmer, U.S. Army. 
 
 Res. — Springfield, Newnham, Cambridge. 
 
 Sons of Joshua Gladwyn Jebb, Esq., of Barnby Moor 
 House, Notts, Capt. 54th Foot (son of Maj.-Gen. 
 Sir Joshua Jebb, K.C. B.), b. 1839 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1870, 
 Hon. Alice Caroline Dundas, d. of Hon. and Rev. 
 Charles Dundas, Rec. of Epworth, and sister of 6th 
 Visct. Melville : — 
 Sydney Gladwyn Jebb, Esq., late Lieut. R.A., J. P. 
 Yorks., b. 1871 ; in. 1899, Rose Eleanor, d. of late Maj.- 
 Gen. Hugh Chichester, R.A., of Pilton House, Barnstaple ; 
 and has issue — Hubert Miles Gladwyn Jebb, Esq. , b. 1900 ; 
 Dorothy Mary ; and Marjorie Rose. Seat — Firbeck Hall, 
 Rotherham. Clubs — Army and Navy, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 Joshua Henry Miles Jebb, Esq., Capt. 2nd Batt. Man- 
 chester Regt. , b. 1875. Res. — 
 
 Gladwyn Dundas Jebb, Gentleman, Lieut. 2nd Batt. 
 Beds. Regt., b. 1877. Res.— 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Gladwyn Jebb, M.A., F.S.A., J. P., 
 of Firbeck Hall, Yorks., b. 1826; d. 1898; m. 1853, 
 Emma Louisa, d. of Robert Ramsden of Carlton 
 Hall, Notts :— 
 Henry Scrope Frescheville Jebb, Esq., J. P. for West 
 
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 Rdg. Yorks., late 3rd Hussars. ^. 1867; m. 1888, Evelyn 
 I.ucv, d. of Rev. Edward Bristow Philips-Wynne, Rector 
 of Shocburyncss, and widow of Capl. Francis Michael 
 Goold-Adams ; ;ind has surv. issue— Henry Cecil Edward 
 
 iebb. Geiuleman, b. 1889. ^ci.— Pullich Lodge, Ballater, 
 
 Yr. sons of Samuel Henry Jebb of Boston, Lincoln, 
 i. 1796 ; J. 187s ; m , Frances, d. of John Straw 
 of Skellingthorpe, Lines. : — 
 John Joshua Jebb, Gentleman, l>. 1830; m. , Georgiana 
 Huttun, d. of Rev. Dr. Roy, Rector of Shirbeck ; and has 
 issue— George Samuel William Jebb, Gentleman, d. 
 Res.— 
 Lt.-Col. Arthur Jebb, late East Surrey Rcgt., b. 1837. 
 
 Avery Jebb, Gentleman, late Lieut. 85th Regt., b. 1843 ; 
 m. , Susan Clara, d. of Col. Boddam Whetham of 
 Kirklington Hall, Notts; and has issue — Agatha Frances 
 Whetham. Res.— 
 
 Son of Rev. John Beridge Jebb, b. 1808 ; d. 1863 ; 
 
 m. ist, Charlotte, d. of Richard Dunn : — 
 John Beridge Gladwin Jebb, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 88th Regt.. b 1841 ; m. 1876, Bertha, d. of Hon. J. 
 Macdougall of Toronto. Res. — 
 
 Son of Charles William Jebb, Gentleman, formerly 60th 
 
 Rifles, b. 1814 ; d. ; m. 1840, Eliza, d. of John 
 
 Yerbury of Shirehampton : — 
 John de Witt Jebb, Esq., Major late Scottish Rifles. 
 b. ; m. 1885, Edith Victoria, d. of William Murphy 
 of Mount Merrion, co. Dublin. Res, — 
 
 JEDBURGH, quartered by LOTHIAN. 
 
 JEFFCOAT (H. Coll.). Azure, a dovecote or, between 
 two flaunches of the last, each charged with a sword erect of 
 the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a dovecote within park pales proper. 
 Motto — ■' Dum spiro spero." 
 Son of James Jeffcoat : — 
 James Henry Jeffcoat, Esq., Dep. Surg.-Gen. Medical 
 Staff, b. 1837 ; m. Anna Margarita Sophia, d. of late 
 Frederick William Hertzog, Surv.-Gen. Cape of Good 
 Hoj)e ; and has issue — (i) Frederick Hugh H. Jeffcoat, 
 Esq., Capt. Ind. Army; (2) Rev. Frederick William Hert- 
 zog Jeffcoat, M.A. ; (3) Rev. Reginald Jeffcoat, M.A. ; 
 (4) Algernon Cautley Jeffcoat, Esq., D.S.O. , Capt. Roy. 
 Fus. , served in S. African War 1899-1902, present at relief of 
 Ladysmith, Colenso, Spion Kop (desp., D.S.O.) ^. 1877; 
 and Blanche Evelyn. Res. — 12 Avenue Elmers, Surbiton. 
 Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 MThk Latk THOMAS WILLIAM JEFFCOCK 
 W Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the West Riding of York- 
 shire, late Major Yorkshire Dragoons {Yeomanry Cavalrv) 
 Born Dec. 18, 1839, being the only son of the laie Thomas 
 Dunn Jeffcock of Woodside, Sheflicld. C/k^j — Junior 
 Carlton, Cavalry. Livery — Blue with brass buttons. Ar- 
 morial boarlngi— He bears for Arms : Sable, three pick- 
 axes or, on a chief argent, a cross patcJu fjuU's lx;twcen 
 two ravens of the first. Upon the escutcluon is pLiced 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, n\K>n a wreath of tlie colours in 
 front of a mount of coal, therefrom issuant a dexter arm 
 embowed, grasping a coal-pick all proper, a cross pat(i,. 
 argent; with the Motto, "Persevere." Married, iJeceni- 
 ber 189a, Hannah Maria, d.iughter of the hie Makin 
 Durham of Thome, Doncaster, and widow of Frederick 
 Vickers of Dykes Hall, Sheffield. Postal address —Sihitc 
 House, Ecclesfield, Sheffield. 
 
 JEFFERSON, see DUNNINGTON-JEFFER.S0N. 
 
 JEFFREYS, quartered by PRATT. 
 
 M Rt. Hon. ARTHUR FREDERICK JEFFREYS 
 P.C, M.P. for North Hants since 1887, D.L. and 
 J. P., and County Alderman for Hampshire, IJ.A. (Ch. Ch., 
 Oxon.) and Barrister-at-Law. Born Ajiril 7, 1848, beint; 
 the second son of the late Arthur Jeffreys, Gfntlenian, 
 Lieut. R.N.. by Sarah, second dau. of Robert Camplwll, 
 Livery — Blue coat, yellow striped waiscoat. ArmorlAl 
 bearin^TS — Ermine, a lion rampant and a canton sable, 
 and thirty-seven quarterings. Mantling' sable and argent. 
 Crest (regd. H. Coll. , Oct. 1614)- On a wreath of the 
 colours, a denii-lion or, holding in the dexter paw a laurel 
 wreath proper. Motto — " Pob dawn o Ddvw." Married, 
 1877, Amy Constantia, eldest dau. of G. J. t'enwick, Esq., 
 D. L. CO. Durham ; and has Issue — (i) George Darell Jeffreys, 
 Esq., Capt. Grenadier Guards, b. March 8, 1878 ; Winifred 
 Madeline ; Sibyl Constance ; Eleanor Sophia Campbell. 
 Seat — Burkham House, near Alton, Hants. Club — Carlton. 
 
 JOHN JEFFREYS, Esquire, B.A. (Oxon.), J.P.,C.C.co. 
 Hants, Elective Verderer of the New Forest. Bom 1845, being 
 the eldest son of the late Arthur Jeffreys, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.N., by his wife Sarah, dau. of Robert Campbell, a cadet 
 of Duntroon, co. Argyle. Livery (full dress)— Coat palest 
 stone colour, canary facings, silver buttons, canary plush 
 breeches ; (undress) dark blue coat, silver buttons. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Ermine, a lion rampant and a canton sable, 
 
 and thirty-seven quarterings. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, argent and sable, a 
 dcmi-lion or, holding in the dexter paw a laurel wreath 
 proper. Married Florence Hall, second dau. of the late 
 Rt. Hon. Sir W. Atherton, M. P., Attorney-Gen. Istve- 
 
 (1) Arthur Henry Jeffreys, Gentleman, b. Nov. 24, 1872; 
 
 (2) Robert Jeffreys, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. April 6, 
 1:87s : (3) John William Jeffreys, Esq. , Capt. ist Durham 
 Light Infantry, b. Sept. 25, 1876; (4) Walter MarmadukeQ 
 
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 Jireys, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.), i. Jan. 25, 1878; (5) 
 I.;ell Richard Jeffreys, Gentleman, Lieut. 2nd Devon- 
 sl'e Kegt., d. Oct. 26, 1881 ; (6) Edmund Valentine 
 Jtreys, Gentleman, 6. Jan. 19, 1893; Florence Sophia; 
 Gindolen Agnes; Ethel Mildred; and Geraldine Helen. 
 5.V— Canterton Manor, Lyndhurst, Hants. Ciud— Oxford 
 air Cambridge. 
 
 i EDWARD JOSEPH JEKYLL. Esquire, late Capt. 
 
 I' 64th Regiment, J. P. , D. L. , co. of Bedford. Born Aug. 
 it:i839, being the eldest son of Edward Joseph Hill Jekyll, 
 Es., of Wargrave Hill, Berks, Capt. Grenadier Guards, 
 bxjulia, dau, of Charles Hammersley. Livery — Dark 
 bi' (for black) coat with gold facings; black and yellow 
 stiied waistcoat. Armorial beaxings — Quarterly, i. or, a 
 fe:,; between three hinds trippant sable (for Jekyll) ; 2. 
 lo'igy sable and argent, a chief per fesse indented or and 
 azfi (for Stocker) ; 3. gules, a pair of wings inverted and 
 cooined argent (for Barnhouse) ; 4. argent, three boar's 
 hcls couped, between nine cross crosslets fitch^e gules (for 
 Brri.xton). Mantling sable and or. Crest- On a wreath 
 of'lhe colours, a nag's head couped argent, maned and 
 
 pidll^able, studded and tasselled or. Hotto — "In Deo 
 onfi)." Married, Sept. 23, 1870, Theresa Frances Hen- 
 iettfdau. of Wilhelm Julius August Heinrich Baron von 
 Jiel •" Zierow Mecklenburg-Schwerin ; and has Issue — (i) 
 lillint [m., Oct. 7, 1896, Erich Baron von Maltzahn] ; 
 2) Cice (d. Nov. 2, 1885). 5ea/— Higham Bury, near 
 ^mpill, Bedfordshire. 
 
 SR HERBERT JEKYLL, K.C.M.G., Colonel 
 ioyal Engineers. Bot^ Nov. 22, 1846, being the 
 >urtland second surviving, son of the late Edward Joseph 
 lill kyll of Wargrave Hill, in the county of Berkshire, 
 nn(y Captain Grenadier Guards, by his wife Julia, 
 lugl ;r of the late Charles Hammersley of 25 Park Cres- 
 !nt, ^ondon ; entered Royal Engineers 1866, became 
 iptn 1878, Major 1886, Lieutenant-Colonel 1892, and 
 aior 1896, served in Ashantee War, 1873-1874 ; was 
 ■iva Secretary to the Earl of Carnarvon when Secretary 
 Sta for Colonies, 1876-1878; Secretary to Colonial De- 
 ice ommittee, 1878, 1879, and to Royal Commission on 
 
 the Defence of British Possessions and Commerce Aboard, 
 1879-1882; Secretary to Colonial Defence Committee, 
 1885 ; Private Secretary to the Viceroy of Ireland (Earl 
 Carnarvon), 1885, 1886 ; Secretary to Royal Commission on 
 Melbourne Centenary Exhibition, 1888, 1889; Private 
 Secretary to the Viceroy of Ireland (Baron Houghton), 1892- 
 1895 ; Secretary to Royal Commission on Paris International 
 Exhibition of 1900-1901, in 1897 ; Assist. -Sec. to Board of 
 Trade, 1901 ; and was created a K.C.M.G., 1901 ; Sec. -Gen. 
 and Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem 
 in England. Livery — Black coat, great-coat and trousers, 
 black and yellow striped waistcoat, with brass buttons. Ar- 
 morial Dealings (Confd. Vn. Essex 1620)— Quarterly, i. 
 
 or, a fesse between three hinds trippant sable ; 2. lozengy 
 argent and sable, a chief per fesse dancett^e or and 
 azure ; 3. gules, two wings inverted and conjoined in 
 leure argent, and in chief a crescent for difference ; 4. 
 argent, crusily fitch^e sable, three boars' heads erased 
 gules ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence for and in right 
 of his wife, the arms of Graham, namely or, on a chief in- 
 vected ermine, three escallops of the field. Pendent below 
 the escutcheon is his badge as a Companion of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 head couped argent, bridled and studded ; with the Motto, 
 "In Deo confido." Married, December 29, 1881, Agnes 
 Lowndes, sixth and youngest daughter of the late William 
 Graham, Esq., of 35 Grosvenor Place, London, D. L. , 
 formerly M.P. for Glasgow ; and has Issue — Francis 
 Walter Jekyll, Esq., b. Nov. 20, 1882; Barbara; and 
 Pamela Margaret. Postal addresses — 3 Green Street, Park 
 Lane; and Munstead House, Godalming. Clubs — 
 Athenaeum, Burlington Fine Arts. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR RICHARD JELF, Knt., M.A. Ch. 
 Ch., Oxon., Judge of the High Court, 1901. Bom 
 1837, being the second son of the late Rev. R. W. 
 Jelf, D.D., Canon of Ch. Ch. , Oxon, formerly Principal 
 of King's Coll., London. Club — Athenceum. Armorial 
 bearings — Chevron engrailed azure and ermine, in chief 
 two doves argent, beaked and legged gules, in base three 
 cinquefoils two and one of the last. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork 
 with wings elevated argent, beaked and legged gules, in the 
 beak a trefoil slipped vert, and on the breast a cross pat6e 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 3A 
 
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 Jel 
 
 of the second, the dexter claw resting on n fleur-de-lis or. 
 Marritd, 1867. Jane, youngest dau. of late William 
 Clark King, M.A., Vicar of Norham, Northumberland. 
 ttesidtmc* — O.ik House, Carlton Road, Putney Hill, 
 S.W. 
 
 CANON J ELF. Bom 1834, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. R. W. Jelf, D. U. , Canon of Ch. Ch., Oxford, formerly 
 Prin. of King's Coll. , London. Armorial b«arlilffi — 
 Chevron engrailed argent and ermine, in chief two doves 
 argent, beaked and legged gules, in base three cinquefoils 
 two and one of the last. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Cre«t— On a wreath of the colours, a stork with wings 
 elevated argent, beaked and legged gules, in the beak a 
 trefoil slipped vert, and on the breast a cross pat<^ of the 
 second, the dexter claw resting on a fleur-de-lis or. Married 
 and has Issue. Postal address — Rochester. 
 
 Colonel RICHARD HENRY JELF, C.M.G., R.E. 
 Bom 1844. being the son of the late Rev. Dr. Jelf, 
 
 I*rin. of King's ColL, London, and Canon of Ch. Ch., 
 Oxford. Armorial bearings— A chevron engi ailed azure 
 and ermine, in chief two doves argent, beaked and legged 
 gules, in base three cinquefoils two and one of the last. 
 SrantUng azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stork with wings elevated argent, beaked and 
 legged gules, in the beak a trefoil slipped vert, and on the 
 breast a cross patte of the second, the dexter claw resting 
 on a fleur-de-lis or. Married, 1869, Margaret, d.iu. of the 
 late Prof. J. J. Blunt. Residence — 
 
 LOUIS WILLIAM JELF-PETIT, Esquire, J.P. cos. 
 Denbigh, Ciurnarvon, and Stafford, formerly Lieut. H.M.'s 
 
 31en 
 
 Jelf), and Maria Katherine. dau. of John Hayes pMb 
 (assumed the name of Petit by Deed- Poll, dated •fM ' 
 but not by Royal Licence). Armorial bearings— Qmw 
 terly i and 4, per chevron engrailed azure and crmlw h 
 chief two doves beaked and legged gules, in bose tint 
 cinquefoils two and one of the last (for jelf) ; a and » 
 gules, a dexter arm issuing fesseways from a cloud in 
 sinister, the hand holding the fasces erect proper 
 head of the axe between two mullets in chief argcni 
 Petit). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On n wr^ 
 of the colours, a stork with wings elevated argent, bi.i 
 and legged gules, in the beak a trefoil slipfxtl vert, 
 on the breast a cross patte of the st-cond, the d(;xtrr\ 
 resting on a fleur-de-lis or (for Jelf). Married, Jun' 
 1877, Helen, dau. of Rev. C. T. Vincent ; and has /i .. 
 An only dau., Elsie Louisa Vincent. A'j/j/^— Redi 
 Lichfield. Postal address — Bodhyfyrd, Llanrwst. t'/j. 
 Naval and Military, Conservative (Birmingham), k. 
 Welsh Yacht. 
 
 JELF-SHARP (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4. argcni 
 fesse azure between two cross crosslets fitch(?e in cliff 
 a mullet in base sable, within a bordure wavy gulc^ 
 Sharp) ; a and 3, a chevron engrailed azure and crmiii' 
 chief two doves argent, beaked and legged gules, in 
 three cinquefoils two and one of the last (for Jelf). /„■ 
 — Dark blue, red pipings and waistcoat. 
 
 Eld. d. and con. of the late Henry James Jclf-SI 
 Esq., Lt.-Col. Scots Guards, late of Kincarrathie, !'. 
 and Meadowside, Twickenham, by his wife Rosa r 
 riette Lenox, d. of the late George W. Lenox of I 
 land Place, London : — 
 Rose Lenox Clare, m. 1903, Algernon Edward ' 
 Reveley, Esq., J.P. A'es. — Bronygader, Dolgelley. 
 
 JENINGS. quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 JENKINS, see WOI^ELEY-JENKINS. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD JENKINS, Gentleman. / 
 1875, being the only son of Robert Edward Arthur I 
 kins, Lieutenant Bengal Staff Corps, by his wife Hani... 
 daughter of S. Turnbull, Esquire ; succeeded his gra! 
 father, Major-General Charles Vanbrugh Jenkins, i- 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms; Bany oi 
 
 I 
 
 iSth Regt. Born July 8, 1853, being the second surviving 
 son of Rev. W. E. Jelf, B.D. (son of the late Sir James 
 
 azure and ermine, on a pile between three annulets ofr 
 lion rampant regardant sable ; and for his Crest, on a raw" 
 coronet sable, a lion passant regardant or, supP*"^'"^^ 
 the dexter paw an escutcheon barry of six azure and eriP" 
 
 (^ Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 31en 
 
 739 
 
 clrged with an annulet or; with the Motto, " Perge sed 
 cite." Postal address — Cruckton Hall, Shrewsbury. 
 
 tDGAR KYNNERSLEYJEN KINS, Gentleman. liorn 
 N:-ch i8, 1891, being the eldest son of the late Edgar 
 Fjncis Jenkins, Esq., one of Her Majesty's Lieutenants 
 oihe City of London, by his wife Marianne Sophie 
 Etenie, dau. of William Turner, Esq., and grand-daughter 
 oiiSir Richard Jenkins, G.C. B. Armorial bearlngB — 
 B;jry of six azure and ermine, three annulets, two in fesse 
 ari one in base or, a pile of the last, thereon a lion 
 raipant regardant sable. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Cut — On a wreath of the colours, on a mural crown 
 sap, a lion passant regardant or, supporting with the 
 dqer paw an escutcheon barry of six azure and ermine, 
 chjged with an annulet or. Motto — "Perge sed caute." 
 Estes — Charlton Hill, near Shrewsbury; 7 Westbourne 
 Cr|!cent, Hyde Park, W. Postal address — 
 
 I 
 
 r:DWARD JENKINS, Esquire. Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Radnor, for 
 whih he served the office of High Sheriff in the year 1870. 
 /AA August 24, 1823, being the eldest son of the late 
 Edard Jenkins, Esquire, of Nant-y-groes, in the county of 
 Ra'ior, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, by 
 M;',' his wife, daughter and co-heir of the Reverend John 
 Paiihall Pyefinch, Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of West- 
 bui in the county of Salop. Livery — Chocolate, brass 
 butjns. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, 
 
 ♦•• 
 
 lio rampant within a bordure indented or, on a chief 
 •gerj three hearts of the first ; and for his Crest, on a 
 reat of the colours, a lion rampant or, holding between 
 ,e fc|;paws an escallop guiles, and resting the dexter hind 
 iw j a plate charged with a heart as in the arms ; with 
 e ]l|ttO, " Byw a gadael byw." Married, i860, Mar- 
 iret only surviving child and heiress of the Reverend 
 
 hn nkins, of The Grove, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector 
 K ;!, in the county of Hereford, Vicar of Norton, and 
 
 srpt. al Curate of Whitton, in the county of Radnor ; and 
 
 s lue — An only child, Rosa [married to John Alfred 
 
 adi ,r. Esquire (to whom refer)]. 
 
 IS JOHN JONES JENKINS, Knight Bachelor, 
 " stice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 ant; of Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1889), Justice of the 
 •r Swansea (Mayor 1869, 1870, 1879-1881), Honorary 
 
 Lieutenant Royal Navy Artillery Volunteers, was Member 
 of Parliament for the county of Carmarthen, 1882-1886. 
 Born 1835, being the son of the late Jenkins Jenkins, 
 Esquire, of Morriston, in the county of Glamorgan, by 
 his wife Sarah, daughter of John Jones; dubbed Knight 
 Bachelor, 1882. Clubs — Reform, National Union. Ar- 
 morial bearing^ — He bears for Arms: Party per pale 
 sable and gules, on a chevron between two fleurs-de-lis 
 in chief and a lion's gamb erased in base argent, a fleur- 
 de-lis of the first between two pellets. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Cnst. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erect and erased 
 argent, holding a pellet charged with a fleur-de-lis. and 
 all between two fleurs-de-lis argent ; with the Motto. " Per- 
 severance." Married, firstly, 1854. Margaret, daughter 
 of the late Josiah Rees of Morriston ; and secondly, 1864, 
 Katherine, youngest daughter of the late Edward Daniel ; 
 and has /m««— Olga Violet ; Alina Kate Elaine, Postal 
 address — The Grange, Swansea. 
 
 JENKINSON, quartered by FOLJAMBE and GUIN- 
 NESS. 
 
 JENNER (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. azure, two swords in 
 chevron argent, hiked and pommelled or, between three 
 covered cups of the last (Jenner, 1684) ; 2. or, a fesse between 
 three fireballs azure, the latter issuant flames gules (Poe) ; 
 3. argent, on a chevron between three woodbills sable, three 
 mullets pierced of the field (Fust); 4. azure, a chevron 
 between three lozenges or (Hyde). Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, two swords 
 in saltire argent, hilted and pommelled or, supporting 
 a covered cup of the last. Motto — "A Deo Rex, a 
 Rege Lex." Livery — Mulberry-coloured coat, crimson 
 facings, crimson and white striped waistcoat, silver buttons 
 and lace, black velvet breeches, white stockings. 
 
 Son of Robert Francis Jenner of Wenvoe Castle, 
 
 b. 1802; d. i860; m. i8'24, Elizabeth Lascelles, eld. 
 
 d. of Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert Jenner Fust, Dean of 
 
 Arches : — 
 Hugh Jenner, Esq.. J. P. and D.L. co. Hereford, J. P. co. 
 Glamorgan, b. 1831 ; m. 1862, Charlotte Anne, d. of 
 Evan Williams, Esq., J. P. and D.L.. of Duffryn Frwd ; 
 and has issue — Hugh Cecil Robert Francis Jenner, M.A. , 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Falfield, Gloucestershire, 
 b. 1872; Elaine Mary; and Margaret. Seat — Venn Wood, 
 CO. Hereford. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Edmund Jenner, B.A. Camb. , b. 1833; 
 
 d. 1878; m. Ellen, d. of Rev. James Greenwood, D.D., 
 
 Fellow of Peterhouse, Camb., Rector of Cole Engame, 
 
 Essex : — 
 Edmund Francis Lyndale Jenner. Gentleman, b. 1865. 
 Pes. — Digby. Nova Scotia. 
 
 Rev. Robert Christopher Jenner, M.A. , Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Rector of Tiflield, b. 1868; m. 1895, Isabella Martha, 
 d. of Rev. William Masters Pyne, Rector of Oxted, Surrey ; 
 and has issue — Ella Dorothy. Res. — The Rectory, Tiffield, 
 Towcester, Northants. 
 
 Gilbert Jenner, Gentleman, M.A., b. 1872. Res. — Wel- 
 lington College, Berks. 
 
 Son of Albert Lascelles Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1808; 
 
 d. 1864 ; m. Henrietta Juliana, d. of Sir John Morris, 
 
 Bart., of Sketty Park :— 
 George Francis Birt Jenner, Esq., C.M.G. , formerly 
 Minister Res. and Consul-Gen. to Central American Re- 
 publics, b. 1840; m. Stephanie Emilianoff, d. of Alexis 
 Emilianoff of Ragatova, Russia. Res. — Les Alouettes, 
 Cannes, A.M.. France. Club — St. James's. 
 
 Son of Capt. Birt Wyndham Rous Jenner. J. P. and 
 
 D.L. , b. 1810; d. 1863; m. Anne, d. of Langley St. 
 
 Albyn of Alfoxton : — 
 Birt St. Albyn Jenner, Esq. , J. P. co. Glamorgan, b. 1849; 
 m. 1881, Elizabeth Georgiana, d. of Rev. Richard Pritchard. 
 Res. — Llanblethian, Glamorganshire. 
 
 Son of Herbert Jenner Fust. Esq.. J.P., LL.D., 
 
 of Hill Court, b. 1806; d. 1904; m. 1835, Maria 
 
 Eleonora, d. of George Norman of Bromley Common, 
 
 Kent :— 
 Herbert Jenner Fust, Esq., M.A., J.P. (q.v.). 
 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Herbert Jenner. M.A.. Rector of 
 
 Wenvoe. b. 1809 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1834. Fanny, d. of 
 
 James Hales of Norwich : — 
 Henry Augustus Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1846, Registrar 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 for the High Court of Justice for the Chester District, 
 /f«.— Chester. 
 
 Edwin Arthur jenner, Gentleman, b. 1850; in. 1879, 
 Edith S.inih, d. of F. H. Janson of Chislehurst; and has 
 issue— Two sons and four daus. /its. — Halstead Lodge, 
 Cnrshalton. 
 
 Rev. George Herbert Jenner, Rector of Wenvoe, b. 185a ; 
 m. 1877, Mary Hales, d. of Rev. Wm. Grigson, M.A., 
 Rector of Whinbergh, co. Norfolk ; nnd has issue — Two 
 sons and four daus. Res. — Wenvoe Rectory, Cardiff. 
 
 Son of George John Henry Jenner, Gentleman (son of 
 Edward Francis Jenner), b. 1851; d. 1902; m. 1873, 
 Elizabeth Haworth, d. of Thomas Havard of Toronto, 
 Canada : — 
 George Edward Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1874. Res. — 
 Sons of Edward Francis Jenner, Gentleman, Princip>al 
 Registrar of H.M. Court of Probate, b. 1814 ; d. 1894 ; 
 m. 184a, Elizabeth Theresa, d. of John Saunders of 
 Rcigate : — 
 Herbert Jenner Fust Jenner, Gentleman, b. 185a; m. ist, 
 1876, Hephzibah Lewington Ashfield ; and, 1889, Francis 
 Maud Hare ; and has issue — Two sons and three daus. 
 Augustus Henry Cresswell Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1859. 
 Son of the Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert Jenner Fust, Kt., 
 b. 1777 ; d. 1852 ; m. 1803, Elizabeth, d. of Gen. 
 Francis Lascelles.- — 
 Augustus Frederick Jenner, Esq., Col. nth Regt. of Foot, 
 b. 1816 ; m. 1850, Caroline Catherine, d. of Gen. Edward 
 Buckley Wynyard; and has issue — (i) Herbert Augustus 
 Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1851 [m. 1875, Maud Mary Webb; 
 and has issue — Five sons and two daughters. Res. — Cape- 
 town]; (a) Edward Lascelles Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1855 
 [m. 1890. Blanche, d. of John Murly of Elast Coker, Somer- 
 set ; and has issue — One son] ; (3) Oswald Wynyard Jenner, 
 Gentleman, b, 1861 [m. 1899, Louisa Butcher]. Res. — 
 Chagford, Devon. 
 
 Sons of Montagu Herbert Jenner, Gentleman, District 
 Registrar of H.M. Court of Probate at Gloucester, 
 b. 1817 ; d. 1893 ; *"• 1849, Amelia, d. of Arundel 
 Rogers of Helston, Cornwall : — 
 Montagu Arundel Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1853. Res. — 
 Edwin Francis Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1856. Res. — 
 Frederick Fitzherbert Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res. — 
 Ven. Algernon George Edward Jenner, Archdeacon of 
 Fond-du-Lac Diocese, Wisconsin, U.S.A. , b. 1859 ; m. 1885, 
 Marie Antoinette, d. of Jean Bonnet of New Orleans ; and 
 has issue — One son. 
 
 Rev. Ernest Lascelles Jenner, b. 1865 ; m. 1896, Edith 
 de Wint, d. of John Burrup of Gloucester; and has issue 
 — Two sons. Res. — Range worth, Glos. 
 
 Arthur Herbert Jenner, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; m. 1895, 
 Mabel Gertrude, d. of Augustus William Donaldson ; and 
 has issue — One son and one daughter. 
 
 Son of Rt. Rev. Henry Lascelles Jenner, Bishop of 
 
 Dunedin, New Zealand, b. 1820; d. 1898; m. 1847, 
 
 Mary Isabel, d. of Capt. William Finlaison, R.N., 
 
 Governor of Ascension : — 
 
 Henry Jenner, Gentleman, F.S. A., Assistant Librarian in 
 
 the British Museum, b. 1848; m. 1877, Kitty Lee, d. of 
 
 William John Rawlings of Hayle, Cornwall; and has 
 
 issue— One daughter. Res.— The Old House, Bushey Heath, 
 
 Herts. 
 
 Son of the Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert Jenner Fust (see 
 above) : — 
 Arthur Rice Jenner Fust, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1823 ; 
 m. 1855, Ellen, d. of Charles Haskell; and h.is issue- 
 Herbert Jenner Jenner Fust, b. 187a. i?«.— Montreal, 
 Canada. 
 
 Sir WALTER KENTISH JENNER, and Baronet 
 (1868), Major 9th Lancers, and D.A.A.G. for Instruction at 
 the Curragh. Bom Oct. 12, i860, being the eldest son of 
 the late Sir William Jenner, ist Baronet, of Harley Street, 
 Cavendish Square, in the parish of Marylebone, co. Middle- 
 sex, G.C.B., Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Civil Law, 
 Doctor of Laws, F.R.S., Physician in Ordinary to Queen 
 Victoria, by his wife Adela Lucy Leman, second dau. 
 of Stephen Adey of Gloucester Place, Portman Square. 
 Armorial bearings — Per chevron azure and or, in chief 
 two estoiles of the last, and in base a serpent nowed proper, 
 all within a bordure engrailed ermine, impaling the arms 
 of Stewart, namely, or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, 
 between in chief two garbs azure and in base an Eastern 
 crown gules, the escutcheon being charged with his badge 
 
 of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure and or. Creit 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a lamp wm 
 three branches argent, susix-nded by three chains or, iit,-,i 
 proper. Motto — " Fide ct labore. " Married, i%t)y\\„\ 
 Alice, eldest dau. of F.M. Sir Donald Martin .Stcwjr 
 Bart., G.C.B., G.C.S.L, CLE. ; and has /w«#-lism6Fk« 
 Stewart. ' 
 
 HERBERT JENNER-FUST, Esquire. Junior. >■ 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Gloucester, an ; 
 the General Inspectors of the Ix>cal Government I 
 Bom August 14, 1841, being the eldest son of Herbert J' 
 Fust, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the coiiniy of 1 
 cester. Doctor of Laws of the University of Cainlwiduc, 
 of the Manor and Patron of Hill, Barnster-ai-Liw [10 v 
 refer], by his wife Maria Eleonora. third daughter of (i 
 Norman, Esquire, of Bromley Common, in the com. 
 Kent, Justice of the Peace for that county. Lix, 
 Mulberry - coloured coat, crimson facings, criinson 
 white striped waistcoat, silver buttons and law, [ 
 velvet breeches, white stockings. Armorial bearingi 
 bears for Amu : Quarterly, i, azure, two swords in cl.' 
 argent, hiked and pKjmmelled or, between three C(.. 
 cups of the last (for Jenner) ; 2. or, a fesse between 
 fireballs azure, the latter issuant tlames gules (for i 
 3. argent, on a chevron between three woodbiils sable : 
 mullets pierced of the field (for Fust) ; 4. azure, a clii .: 
 between three lozenges or (for Hyde), a crescent for il •■■ 
 rence; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the cc! 
 two swords in sallire argent, hilted and pommel!' 
 supporting a covered cup of the last ; with the M 
 "Terrena per vices sunt aliena." Married, PVhrua 
 1873, Flora Maclaine, second daughlt-r of the late ; 
 Gillian Maclaine Ross; and has Issue — (i) Herbert ]i-\ 
 Fust, Esq., M.A. (Barrister-at-Law), b. Jan. 24, 1875; i*ii 
 Rev. Denton Jenner-Fust, Gentleman. B.A., b. Jaa ao, I 
 1880 ; and Philippa. Postal address — Local Govern rr— ' 
 Board, Whitehall, S.W. 
 
 JENNEY, quartered by BARD WELL. 
 
 m ARCHIBALD OFFLEY JENNEY, Elsquire. G; 
 
 W 26th Foot (Cameronians). Born May 7. 1864. 1- 
 the second son of the late Arthur Henry Jenney. Es(j. , ! 
 for Suffolk, of Ditchingham Lodge. Norfolk. Arinonl 
 bearings —Ermine, a bend gules, cotised or. Mantl;' 
 gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colour^ 
 glove in fesse argent, a falcon close or, belled of the 
 Residence— 
 
 ARTHUR WILLIAM JENNEY, Gentleman. / 
 Feb. 24, i860, being the eldest son of the late Arthur H 
 Jenney of Ditchingham Lodge, Norfolk, and his wife J 
 Geraldine, dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Gerard Fcrr 
 Rector of Tunstall, Suffolk. Armorial bearlngB 
 mine, a bend gules, cotised or. Mantling gules 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a y 
 in fesse argent, a falcon close or, belled of the last 
 sidence — 
 
 STEWART WILLIAM JENNEY, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. Bucks. Born Dec. 25. 1816, being the elder son of 
 late William Jenney, Esq., Captain R.H.A., and his « 
 Caroline France, only dau. and heiress of Major Archibald ■.. 
 Stewart of the Blues. Livery— HaxV blue coat, silver bot-i 
 tons. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a bend gules, coi-^ 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreati 
 the colours, on a glove in fesse argent, a falcon close 
 belled of the last. Married, Dec. 1863, Maria (</.!?: 
 eldest dau. of the late Christopher Williamson ; and : 
 Issue— (1) Stewart William Jenney, Esq., Capt. 2nd H- 
 Rifle Volunteers, b. June 6, 1866; and (2) Henry Jen 
 Esq., Capt. 4th Batt. Bedford Regt. (Herts Mm 
 b. July 19, 1867. 5^a/— Drayton Lodge, near Tr: 
 Bucks. 
 
 JENNINGS, quartered by LINGARD-MONK. 
 
 Sir HUBERT EDWARD HENRY JERNINGW 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Orda< 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Stit Michael and Saint George (1893). Bom Oct. 18, 1842, 
 beg the eldest son of Charles William Edward Jerning- 
 hsf, Esq., of Painswick, co. Gloucester, Barrister-at-Law, 
 by.is wife Emma Mary Wynn, daughter of the late Evan 
 Wfin Roberts of Grove House, co. Surrey. Armorial 
 " igs — Quarterly, i. argent, three lozenge - shaped 
 
 rmi -buckles gules (for Jemingham); 2. azure, a fesse 
 anclt^e, the two upper points terminating in fleurs-de-lis 
 r (f Plowden) ; 3. gules, on a bend between six cross 
 rossjts fitch^e argent, an inescutcheon or, charged with a 
 emilon rampant pierced through the mouth by an arrow 
 rithi} a double tressure flory counterflory of the first, a 
 reset for difference (for Howard) ; 4. gules, three lions 
 assal: guardant in pale or, a label of three points argent 
 or ihomas of Brotherton) ; 5. gules, a lion rampant 
 •gerl(for Mowbray) ; 6. quarterly i and 4, France, 2 and 3, 
 nglja, a bordure argent (for Thomas of Woodstock) ; 
 era chevron gules (for Stafford) ; 8. azure, a bend 
 [gen cottised or, between six lions rampant of the last 
 iw ]|hun) ; the escutcheon being encircled by the ribbon 
 I the|.iost Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 eorj, and pendent his badge as a Knight Commander 
 erec! Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 S del^ee. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out of a 
 icaljjronet or, a demi-falcon with wings displayed prop>er. 
 arrjjf, Dec. 3, 1874, Annie {d. Oct. 9, 1902), widow of 
 iarl: Mather of Longridge, and dau. of Edward Liddell 
 Be on Park, co. Northumberland. Postal addresses — 
 Br on Street ; Longridge Towers, Berwick. Clubs — 
 herum, Brooks's, Wellington. 
 
 3T./INCENT WALTER FANE JERVIS, Esquire. 
 ^. ( Stafford, late Captain Staffordshire Regt. Born 
 [*• 1853, being the eldest son of the late John Swynfen 
 
 St. Vincent Jervis, Esq., J. P., by his wife Catharine, dau. 
 of William Davies. Armorial bearings— Sable, a chevron 
 ermine between three martlets argent. Mnn t.Htig sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between two 
 wings sable, a griffin's head erased or, gorged with a collar 
 gules, pendent therefrom an escutcheon azure, charged 
 with a boar's head couped argent. Married, 1881, Miss 
 Wadman. Residence — 
 
 S SWYNFEN JOHN JERVIS, Esquire, Captain South 
 Staffordshire Regt. Born May 14, 1868, being the 
 eldest son of Colonel William Swynfen Jervis, late loist 
 Royal Munster Fusiliers, of Woodside, Southsea, and Edith, 
 only dau. of Rev. W. J. Wise, M.A., of Granborough, 
 Warwickshire. Armorial bearings — Sable, a chevron 
 ermine, between three martlets argent. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, between 
 two wings sable, a griffin's head erased or, gorged with a 
 collar gules, pendent therefrom an escutcheon azure, charged 
 with a boar's head couped argent. Married, Sept. 25' 
 1895, Jessie Elizabeth, widow of the late St. Vincent Jervis, 
 Esq., J. P., of Darlaston Hall, Stone, Staffordshire, and 
 dau. of George Benbow. Seat — ChatcuU, Eccleshall, co, 
 Stafiford. 
 
 HENRY JERVIS JERVIS-WHITE, Esquire, Lt.-Col. 
 late 2nd Duke of Cambridge's Own Middlesex (late 77th) 
 Regt., J. P. COS. Dublin and Wexford, D.L. co. Wexford, 
 High Sheriff co. Wexford 1895, M.A. Trinity College, 
 Dublin. Bom Jnnezi, 1841, being theeld. son of Brig. -Gen. 
 Humphrey Jervis-White, Bengal Army, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of Major Bury, late 35th Regt. Livery — Drab, 
 and red facings ; (undress) blue. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, sable, a chevron ermine between three 
 martlets or ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron vair between three 
 lions rampant or, impaling the arms of Brady, namely 
 azure, a saltire engrailed or, between four martlets argent ; 
 on a chief gules, three dishes, on each a boar's head couped 
 of the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 1. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a martlet or ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, three arrows, two in saltire, one in fesse. Married, 
 June 9, 1887, Marion Eleanor, only dau. of Sir Francis Brady, 
 Bart., Q.C., D.L. Seats — Ferns and Gorey, co. Wexford, 
 Ballylenan, co. Cavan ; Healthfield, Wexford. Clubs- 
 Army and Navy, United Service (Dublin), County (Wex- 
 ford). 
 
 JERVOIS (H. Coll.). Argent, on a pile azure, between 
 in base two grenades fired proper, six feathers erect, three, 
 two , and one of the first. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a feather erect argent, 
 between two grenades as in the arms. Livery — Dark blue, 
 white facings. 
 
 Sons of Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois, 
 
 G.C.M.G.,C.B., F.R.S. Gen. R.E.. sometime Gov. of 
 
 New Zealand (1882-8), b. 1821 ; d. 1897 ; m. 1850, 
 
 Lucy, d. of late W. Norsworthy : — 
 
 Rev. William Henry Hammond Jervois, M.A. Oxon., 
 
 Vicar of St. Mary Magdalene, Munster Square, N.W., 
 
 b. 1852. ^«.— Clergy House, Osnaburgh Street, N.W. 
 
 Club — United University. 
 
 Sons of Major John Jervois, R. E. (yr. son of Sir W. F. 
 Jervois, G.C.M.G.), b. 1853 ; d. 1895; m. 1883, Florence 
 Annie, d. of Henry Strong Price of Delamere, Adelaide, 
 S. Australia : — 
 James Arthur Jervois, Gentleman, b. 1889. Res. — The 
 White Cottage, Branksome, Bournemouth. 
 
 Wilfred John Jervois, Gentleman, b. 1892. Res. — The 
 White Cottage, Branksome, Bournemouth. 
 
 Yr. son of Gen. William Jervois, K. H., late Col. 76th 
 Foot, b. 1782 ; d. 1862 ; m. 1817, Elizabeth, d. of 
 William Maitland of Affington, Exeter, and Montreal, 
 Canada : — 
 Major-Gen. John Gordon Jervois, late R.E., b. 1825; 
 
 m. 1848, Olivia, M E , d. of D. C. Napier of 
 
 Montreal; and has issue — (i) Henry Napier Jervois, Esq., 
 Lt.-Col. late R.A. [27 West Cromwell Road, S.W.], b. 
 1851 ; (2) William Gordon Jervois, Gentleman, b. 1854 ; 
 
 (3) Charles Edwyn Jervois, Esq. , Major R.G.A., b. 1857; 
 
 (4) George Arthur Jervois, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; Florence 
 Emma [m. 1873, late Major J. T. Turner, 73rd H. Lt. 
 Inf.] ; Olivia Georgiana [m. 1873, 1^*^ Brig.-Gen. W. T. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 3ler 
 
 3le0 
 
 Budgen, D.SwO., R.A.]; Caiherinc Miuia ; Mary Amelia 
 \m. 1891, lateC. C. Henslcy. Harrister-al-Law] ; and Lucy 
 Margaret \m. Major-Gen. P. J. Maitland C.B.]. /fts. — 
 7 Widcombe Crescent, Bath. 
 
 JERVOIS. Sable, a chevron between three eagles close 
 argent. MantUnflr sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a heraldic tiger's head sable. Motto—" Vir- 
 
 tutis praemium laus." Livery — Blue coat, red and white 
 striped waistcoat and silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of Francis Michael Ellis Jervoise, Esq., of Herri- 
 ard Park and Britford, J.P., D.L., 6. 1844; ^- 1903; 
 m. Rachel Mary, dau. of George Edward E)rre of 
 Warrens, Lyndhurst, Hants : — 
 Francis Henry Tristram Jervoise, Gentleman, i. Dec. 31, 
 1872. Seats — Herriard Park, Basingstoke ; Britford, Wilts. 
 George Purefoy Valentine Jervoise, Gentleman, d, Feb. 
 14, 1880. 
 Edwyn Jervoise, Gentleman, d. June 13, 1884. 
 Richard Somervell Jervoise, Gentleman, 6. Sept. 18, 
 1887. 
 
 ARTHUR TRISTRAM JERVOISE, Gentleman. Born 
 Sept. 19, 1848, being the third son of the late Francis Jer- 
 voise Ellis Jervoise, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff of 
 Hants 1852, by his second wife Mary Louisa, second dau. 
 of George Marx. Armorial bearing^s - Sable, a chevron 
 between three eaglets close argent. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a heraldic 
 tiger's head sable. Motto— " Virtutis premium laus." 
 Married, Sept. 26, 1876, Annie, widow of Rev. A. Deck. 
 /Residence — 
 
 EDMUND PUREFOY JERVOISE, Gentleman, 
 Comm. R.N., H.M.S. Venus. Bom April 24, 1861, being 
 the third son of the late Francis Jervoise Ellis Jervoise, 
 Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Hants 1852, by his 
 second wife Mary Louisa, second dau. of George Marx. 
 Armorial bearing^— Sable, a chevron between three eaglets 
 close argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 WTeath of the colours, a heraldic tiger's head sable. Motto 
 — " Virtutis praemium laus." Residence — 
 
 SJOHN PUREFOY JERVOISE, E«iuire, Colo 
 3rd (King's Own) Hussars, Born Sept. 8, 
 being the second son of the late Francis Jervoise Kllh 
 voise, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Hutu 
 his second wife Mary Louisa (who d. l-cl). 11, ih 
 dau. of George Marx. Armorial bearings n 
 chevron between three eaglets close argent. M&nt: 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colim 
 heraldic tiger's head sable. Motto — "Virtutis pntin 
 laus. ' ' Residence — 
 
 HERBERT MERTON J ESSEL, Esquire, late Cam. , 
 Lancers and Royal Berkshire Yeomanry Cavalry, M.l' 
 South St. Pancras, J.P. co. of London, Councillor for 
 of Westminster, Mayor 1902-3. Born Oct. 27, 1866, t. 
 the younger son of the fate Rt. Hon. Sir George J i 
 Knight Bachelor, P.C., Master of the Rolls, and his 
 Amelia, dau. of the late Joseph Moses. Livery -\\\ 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse raguly ermine lxi« 
 three eagles' heads erased argent, in the centre chief jk, 
 torch erect and fired proper, and upon an escutchwc 
 pretence the arms of Goldsmid, namely, per saltireerm, 
 and ermine, on a chief gules a goldfinch proper U-im 
 two roses or, over all an escutcheon gules chargt-d , 
 a tower or, and ensigned by the coronet of a Riro: 
 Portugal. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — (> 
 wreath of the colours, a torch fesseways, fired proper, 
 mounted by an eagle volant argent, holding in the bi 
 pearl also argent. Motto — " Persevere." Married, 1 
 1895. Maud, fifth dau. and coheir of the late Rt. Hon 
 Julian Goldsmid, Bart., M.P. ; and has Issue-VA* 
 Herbert ; Gladys May ; and Vera Pearl. Kesidti: 
 50 Mount Street, Park Lane, W. C/«*j— White's, A; 
 and Navy, Garrick, Brooks's. 
 
 JESSOP of Doory (U.O.). Quarterly, i. vert, t! 
 mullets argent (Jessop) ; 2. argent, two lions rampant ( 
 batant supporting a dexter hand couped gules, in 1m 
 salmon in the sea proper, on a chief azure, three mulh : 
 (Donelly) ; 3. azure, al ion rampant argent, debruised 
 fess or, charged with three roses gules, barbed vert (Jes' 
 4. gules, a chevron between three ostrich-feathers ai: 
 (Fetherston) ; 5. argent, two bars gules, on a canton of 
 last, a lion rampant or (Lancaster) ; 6. argent, three 1) 
 heads caboshed gules (Colenwood) ; 7. sable, a wolf ranr 
 argent, in chief three estoiles or (Wilson) ; 8. vert, a chi' 
 between three wolves' heads erased argent, on a cantoi. 
 arms of Cavendish, namely sable, within a bordure arp 
 three bucks' heads caboshed of the last, attired or (Kl<) 
 9. argent, a cross azure, in the first quarter five ermine s 
 (Warden) ; 10. or, on a cross vert, three pheons of the : 
 (Crompton). 
 
 Daus. and coheirs of Frederick Thomas Jessop, Y. 
 of Doory Hall, J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 183: 
 1811 ; d. 1868 ; m. 1836, Elizabeth, d. of Peter Low 
 Louisa, d. of Sir Richard Butler, Bart., ofCloughren: 
 CO. Carlow: — 
 Louisa Jessop. Seat — Doory Hall, co. Longford. 
 Elizabeth, m. 1867, Thomas William De Butts Arrastn 
 Frances Flood Jessop. Res. — 
 Mary Kathleen Jessop. Res. — 
 
 EDWARD JESSOP, Gentleman. Born , bein^' 
 
 third son of the late William Jessop, Esq., of Butt' 
 Hall, CO. Derby, by his wife Elizal^eth Lydia, dau. <f 
 Rev. Edmund Robinson of Thorp Green, co. York. An: 
 rial bearings— Or, two bars gules, giitt(5-dor, in ch 
 cross couped ot the second between two leopards' t 
 sable, and in base a lion rampant of the last. MSDtl- 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, ao 
 trice's head couped proper, charged with two bars arj 
 holding in the beak a trefoil slipped vert, between two » 
 of the first, each charged with a cross couped of the sec 
 Motto — " Pax et amor." 
 
 JOHN DE BURGH JESSOP, Gentleman, Midshipr 
 R.N. Born Aug. 28, 1885, being the only son of the 
 William de Burgh Jessop, Esq. , J. P. , formerly Major 
 Batt. Derbyshire Regt. , by his wife Judith, second dait 
 John Gay Newton AUeyne, third Baronet. Livery-V' 
 Armorial bearingrs— Or, two bars gules, guttd-d'or.in ch 
 cross couped of the second between two leopards' faces s;. 
 and in base a lion rampant of the last. M a ntliP g g 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 fid or. Great— On a wreath of the colours, a cockatrice's 
 fad couped proper, charged with two bars argent, hold- 
 g in the beak a trefoil slipped vert, between two wings of 
 
 t! first, each charged with a cross couped of the second. 
 I^itto — " Pax et amor." Seai — Overton Hall, Ashover, 
 Chesterfield. 
 
 UDITH JESSOP, Widow of the late William de Burgh 
 Jjsop, Esquire, J. P. for the co. of Derby, sometime Major 
 Sj Batt. Derbyshire Regt. [who was d. Oct. 7, 1852, being 
 tlj eldest son of the late William Jessop of Butterley Hall, 
 ii|he CO. of Derby, by his wife Elizabeth Lydia, dau. of the 
 Fir. Edmund Robinson of Thorp Green, in the co. of York]. 
 Lfery — Blue. Armorial bearing are, upon a lozenge — 
 Cj two bars gules, gutt^-d'or, in chief a cross couped of 
 tl: second between two leopards' faces sable, and in base a 
 \i\ rampant of the last ; and impaling the arms of Alleyne, 
 nhely, per chevron gules and ermine, in chief two lions' 
 hds erased or. Mrs. Jessop is the second dau. of Sir 
 Jin Gay Newton Alleyne, third Baronet. Married, Sept. 
 8:880; and of her marriage there is Issue — John de Burgh 
 Ji?op, Gentleman, b. Aug. 1885, Midshipman R.N. ; 
 \,bel Alleyne; Dorothy Babington ; and Eva FitzHerbert. 
 hate and postal address— 0\tx\.ov\. Hall, Ashover, Chester- 
 fi<l. 
 
 EUNE, see SYMONS-JEUNE. 
 
 tVAN BROWELL JEUNE, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Pee for the county of Devon, Capt. 2nd Devon R.G.A. 
 Viuntecrs. Born Feb. 5, 1852, being the youngest 
 sc of the late Right Reverend Francis' Jeune, Lord 
 Briop of Peterborough, by his wife Margaret Dyne, 
 oi'^child of Henry Symons of Axbridge, in the county of 
 Snerset. Livery — Dark blue coat, crimson vest. AriQO- 
 ri. bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Sable, a stag trippant 
 b<veen four estoiles argent : and for his Crest, upon a 
 w ath of the colours, between the attires of a stag affixed 
 Iche scalp, an estoile all argent ; with the Motto, " Faire 
 saidire." Married, firstly, February 21, 1878, Caroline 
 M-y, eldest daughter of P. Lawless of Booubyjan, Queens- 
 la 1 ; secondly, Ada Medland, eldest daughter of Robert 
 L k-Roe, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of The Manor 
 Hise, Lynmouth ; and has Issue — (i) Robert Dyne Jeune, 
 G tleman, born Feb. 29, 1892 ; (2) Hugo St. Helier Jeune, 
 b<i Jan. 7, 1894 ; and Caroline Margaret Noel. Estates — 
 L ton Manor and East Lynmouth, in the co. of Devon. 
 P'al address — The Manor House, Lynmouth, Barnstaple. 
 Cih — Junior Carlton. 
 
 HE Right Honourable Sir FRANCIS HENRY 
 JUNE, Baron .St. Helier {d. 1905), G.C.B., a Member of 
 
 H. M. Most Hon. Privy Council. President Probate Divorce 
 and Admiralty Division of the High Court, Judge Advocate- 
 General. Born March 17, 1843, being the eldest son of the 
 Right Reverend Francis Jeune, Lord Bishop of Peter- 
 borough, by his wife Margaret Dyne, only child of Henry 
 Symons of Axbridge, in the county of Somerset, l.ivety 
 — Black, crimson waistcoat, gilt buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, a stag trippant between four estoiles ar- 
 
 gent, impaling the arms of Stewart-Mackenzie, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, azure a stag's head caboshed or (for 
 Mackenzie) ; 2 and 3 or, a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory of the last (for Stewart). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, between the attires 
 of a stag affixed to the scalp, an estoile all argent. Motto 
 — "Faire sans dire." Supporters — On either side a 
 leopard, charged on the shoulder with a scroll, charged the 
 dexter with a mitre and the sinister with an anchor. 
 Married, Aug. 16, 1881, Susan Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. 
 of Keith Stewart-Mackenzie, Esq., of Seaforth, great grand- 
 daughter of the last Baron Seaforth, descendant of the 
 Earls of Seaforth, in the Peerages of Scotland and Ire- 
 land ; and has Issxte — Christian Francis Seaforth Jeune, 
 Esquire, Grenadier Guards, born August 10, 1882. Estate 
 — Arlington Manor, in the county of Berkshire. Postal 
 addresses — Arlington Manor, Newbury, Berks ; 79 Harley 
 Street. Clubs — Athenxum, Carlton, United Service. 
 
 JEX-BLAKE (R.L. , 1837, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron between three garbs sable, within a 
 bordure of the last, charged with eight fleurs-de-lis of the 
 field (Blake) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a fesse engrailed sable, 
 between two plain cottises gules, three escallops of the field 
 (Jex). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a morion proper, thereon a martlet 
 argent (Blake) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a horse's head 
 argent, maned or, erased gules, in the mouth a broken 
 tilling-spear gold (Jex). Motto — "Bene prseparatum 
 pectus." 
 
 Sons of William Lubbock Jex Jex- Blake, Esq., J. P., of 
 The Hall, Swanton Abbots, *. 1818 ; d. 1877 ; in. 1847, 
 Susanna Margaret, yr. d. of Francis John Blake of 
 Norwich : — 
 Rev. Francis William Jex-Blake, M.A. (Camb.), b. 1850. 
 5^a/— 1 he Hall, Swanton Abbots, Norfolk. 
 Charles Jex-Blake, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res.— 
 Son of Rev. Charles Thomas Jex-Blake, Rector of 
 Lyng, b. 1820 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1850, Fanny, d. of Rev. 
 Richard Johnson : — 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 3loc 
 
 Thomas jex-Blake, Gentleman, b, ; m. ; and 
 
 has issue. K*s. — 
 
 Son of Thomas Jex-Blake, Esq., J. P., of Bunwell, 
 
 Norfolk, Proctor in Doctors' Commons, b. 1790; d. 
 
 1868 ; m. and, 1824, Maria Emily, d. of Thomas 
 
 Cubitt, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Honing Hall, 
 
 Norfolk :— 
 
 The Very Rev. Thomas William Jex-Blake, D.D., Dean 
 
 of Wells, F.S.A., F.R.G.S., J. P. co. Worcs., Rector of 
 
 Alvechurch, b. 1832; m. 1857, lienrietta, d. of John 
 
 Cordcry o( Wetheral House, Hampstead ; and has issue — 
 
 ii) Thomas liowen Jex-Blake, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 . 1872; (2) Arthur John Jex-Blake, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (OxoaXb. 1873; and nine daus. Seat — Bunwell, Norrolk. 
 ^«.— The Deanery, Wells. 
 
 JOCELYN or JOSSELYN of Hyde Hall. Sawbridge- 
 worth, Herts, and Horkesley, Essex. Arms (temp. Henry 
 HI. ; vidtWn. Essex, 1612) — Quarterly, i. azure, a circular 
 wreath argent and sable, with four hawks' bells conjoined 
 thereto in quadrangle or (Jocelyn); 2. argent, a demi-lion 
 rampant sable, ducally crowned or (Jocelyn) ; 3. azure, a fesse 
 or (Chastelyn) ; 4. gules, a griffin segreant within a bordure 
 engrailed or (Baltaile) ; 5. gules, an inescutcheon argent 
 within an orle of eight martlets or (Enfield) ; 6. gules, on a 
 saltire engrailed or, five torteaux, a chief ermine (Hide) ; 7. 
 argent, three inescutcheons gules (Patmer) ; 8. gules, three 
 chevronels argent (Baude). Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon's leg belled or, the thigh erased gules. 
 Motto — ' ' Faire mon devoir." 
 
 Sons of Capt. Hon. John Jocelyn, 7th Hussars (fifth 
 son of 2nd Earl of Roden), 1805-1869, m. 1839, Emily, 
 second d. of Henry Thompson of Holgate Lodge, co. 
 York : — 
 Sir William Henry Jocelyn, 6th Earl of Roden (9 Sept. 
 1771). 7th Viscount Jocelyn (6 Dec. 17SS). 7th Baron New- 
 port (29 Nov. 1743), *"d loth Bart. (8 June 1665), Capt. 
 R.N. (ret.) [Anns as above, with inescutcheon of Ulster. 
 Supporters — Two falcons with wings inverted prof)er, 
 belled or], b. 5 Nov. 1842. Seats — Tullymore Park, Bryans- 
 ford, CO. Down ; Dundalk House, Dundalk, co. Louth. 
 Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 The Hon. Robert Julian Orde Jocelyn, J, P., D.L. (Pat. 
 precedence 14 June 1898), Lt.-Col. late King's Liverpool 
 Regt., b. 19 Apl. 1845; m. 7 Dec. 1882, Ada Maria, d. of 
 Col. Soame Gambler Jenyns, C.B. ; and has issue — Robert 
 Soame Jocelyn, Esq., b, 8 Sept. 1883; Julian Mary; and 
 Marcia Valda. Seat — Davenham House, Northwich, 
 Cheshire. 
 
 Son of Major Hon. Augustus George Frederick Jocelyn, 
 
 6th Dragoon Guards (son of 2nd Earl), 1811-1887, 
 
 m. 2nd, 1851, Grace, second d. of Sir John Macneil, 
 
 LL.D..F.R.S.:— 
 
 Julian Robert Jocelyn, Esq., Col. in the Army, b. 12 Jan. 
 
 1852; m. 1875, Euphemia Jessie, d. of Maj. A. Balderston, 
 
 H.E. I.C.S. ; and has surv. issue — Isabella Jessie; and 
 
 Gladys. Club — United Service. 
 
 Sons of the late John Josselyn, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , of 
 
 St. Edmund's Hill, Bury St. Edmunds (High Sheriff 
 
 1855), b. 1818 ; d. 1884; m. 1837, Mary Anne Sarah, 
 
 d. of Rev. Henry Bishop, M.A., R.D., Vicar of Ard- 
 
 leigh and Rector of Gt. Clacton, Essex : — 
 
 Arthur Henry Josselyn, Esq., Lt.-Col. late Norfolk 
 
 Regt, J. P. CO. Suffolk, b. 16 Oct. 1839. 5?a/— Fornham 
 
 Priory, nr. Bury St. Edmunds. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 Frederick John Josselyn, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret.) late 96th 
 Regt., Chief Constable co. Beds., b. 4 Dec. 1840; m. 16 
 Feb. 1876, Helen, d. of John Posford Osborne of Col- 
 chester. Res.—^-^ Goldington Road, Bedford. Club- 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 Willoughby Josselyn, Gentleman, b. 31 March 1854; m. 
 18 Oct. 1898, Frances Ethel Gertrude, d. of Rev. John 
 White, M.A. , J. P. co. Suffolk, Rector of Chevington, co. 
 Suffolk ; and has issue — John Willoughby Josselyn, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1902 ; and Mary Francis Helen. Res. — 16 North- 
 gate, Bury St. Edmunds. 
 
 Sons of the late George Josselyn , Gentleman , of Ipswich 
 and Sproughton, co. Suffolk, Alderman of Ipswich 
 1846-8, Mayor 1842, 1851, and 1859, m. Elizabeth, d. 
 of Capt. Scarlett Browne Bell of Wallington Hall. 
 Norfolk :— 
 James Edward Josselyn, Esq., Col. R.A. (ret.), b. 6 July 
 1844. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 3IoD 
 
 George Francis Josselyn, Gentleman, J. P. for horoushof 
 
 Ipswich (Mayor 1^5), b. 17 March 1846. A'«.— lpsw«||. 
 
 Sons of late Frederic Josselyn, Esq. (V.I).), of Ra), 
 
 cliffe Gardens, Kensington, Lt.-Col. and Hon. CoL xM 
 
 Middx. R.V., m. 1st, Mary Elizabeth, d. of H«m 
 
 Lloyd Oswell, M.A. (Oxon.) :— ^ 
 
 Frederic Oswell Josselyn, Gentleman, b. 6 Sept. 187a 
 
 Res. — Ardmona, Victoria. 
 
 John Josselyn, Gentleman, b. a8 Oct. 1872; m, i4PeJn 
 1900, Lilian Bella, d. of Rev. William Weston Elwti 
 Archdeacon of Madras ; and has issue— John WiUiua 
 Josselyn, Gentleman, b. 13 Nov. 1900. Res. — Madras. 
 
 Arthur Murray Josselyn, Gentleman, b. 27 Oct. i8 
 Res.— 
 
 Edward Josselyn, Gentleman, b. 8 Oct. 1877. Res.~ 
 Ernest William Josselyn, Gentleman, b. 30 Nov. 18-8 
 Res. — Newark. 
 
 Son of the late Charles Josselyn, Gentleman r 
 son of James Josselyn, Gentleman, of liolsiijad ami 
 Copdock, Suffolk, tn. , Mary Bryckwood, d. 
 
 John Royce of Woodham Walter, E.ssex), m. He 
 etta, d. of Arthur Steward of Great Yarmouth, ,N 
 folk :— 
 James Arthur Waylen Josselyn, Gentleman, t. ai N 
 1863 ; m. Alice Maude, widow of Reginald Ixit Uretiii.. 
 ham, and d. of late William Beale Wallis, Esq., of C' 1 
 chestCT, Brig.-Major R. H.A. ; and has issue— Charl' 
 Arthur Steward Josselyn, Gentleman, 6. 17 Dec. 1898; ;i: 
 Hetty Eileen. Res. — Ardleigh, Essex. 
 
 JODRELL, see COTTON-JODRELL, 
 
 HERBERT HENRY JODRELL, Gentleman, form. 
 Churchill. Bom , being the son of 
 by his wife , and assumed the surname and an 
 
 of Jodrell by Royal License 1883. Armorial bearings 
 Ermines, a trefoil or, between three round buckles, ; 
 tongues pendent argent, for distinction a canton of the l,i 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the cole: 
 a cock's head and neck couped, the wings erect or, coml ■ 
 and jellojjed gules, issuant out of a chaplet of roses of ;i. 
 last, barbed and seeded proper, and for distinction char;;' ; 
 on the neck with a cross crosslet sable. Afarried, Jum 
 1871, Emily Vertue Jane, only child of Charles I 
 Higginsof Westport, co. Mayo, by his wife Emily Veri. 
 only sister and eventually heiress of Sir Edward Ri[; 
 Jodrell, 3rd Bart. Seat — 
 
 SOLOMON BARNATO JOEL, Gentleman. Armor; 
 bearings— Per chevron azure and argent, two chevro: 
 counterchanged between as many roses in chief and a ' 
 passant in base proper. Mantling azure and argent. Cre 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant proj- 
 holding in the mouth a sprig of three roses gules, slipi» 
 leaved, barbed, and seeded, also projjer, supporting with : 
 dexter forepaw an antique shield azure, ornamented a 
 charged with a rose or. Motto " Facta non verl' 
 Residence— Great Stanhope Street, London, W. 
 
 JOHNES, see HILLS-JOHNES. 
 JOHNS, see BELDAM-JOHNS. 
 JOHNSON, quartered by BAINES. 
 
 JOHNSON (H. Coll.). Or, a water-bouget sable, 
 chief gules, three annulets of the field, gemmed sapph;: 
 MajxtUng sable and or. Crest^Issuant out of a cron: 
 vallery gules, two wings elevated and addorsed or. Motto 
 — "Onus sub honore." Livery — Dark drab, black facings, 
 gilt buttons. 
 
 Son of Rev. Walter Rankin Johnson, b. 1787; d. 1844: 
 m. 1840, Louisa, d. of Joseph Stephens of Little Wl- 
 wyn, Herefordshire : — 
 
 Walter Johnson, Esq., J. P. N. Rdg. Yorks., h. 1842: 
 m. 1871, Margaret Florence, d. of Sir Isaac Lowthian C*' 
 Bart. ; and has issue — (i) Walter Lyulph Johnson, Esq., ]l 
 N. Rdg. Yorks., b. 1872; (2) Ivor Lowthian Johnsf.:: 
 Gentleman, b. 1873; Dorothea Margaret [m. Harald k 
 Dixon, s. of Sir Rayhon Dixon] ; Phyllis Mary ; Florena 
 Phoebe ; and Margaret Philippa. 5<ra/ — Arncliffe Hall,| 
 Northallerton. Club — New University. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 .JOHNSON of Castlesteads (13 Feb. 1788). Argent, on 
 j saltire sable, five bezants, on a chief gules, an Eastern 
 'own between two woolpacks or. Crest — On a wreath 
 I the colours, an estoile erect between two wings elevated 
 . Motto — " Nunquam non paratus." Livery — Dark 
 'ue, pale yellow facings. 
 
 , Sons of George John Johnson, Esq., of Castlesteads, 
 I late Capt. Coldstream Guards, J. P. and D.L. Cum- 
 l berland (High Sheriff 1876), 6. 1816 ; d. 1896; m. 
 \ 1842, Frederica, d. of Col. Sir Frederick Hankey, 
 i G.C.M.G. :— 
 
 iFrederick Ponsonby Johnson, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , 
 ;jA. (Oxon.), late Capt. Cumb. and Westm. Imp. Yeo. , 
 j)rd of the Manor of Walton, d. 5 June 1843 ; tn. 25 July 
 m, Frances Mary, only d. of laie Col. William Gray of 
 irley Hill Place, nr. Reading, J. P. and D.L., M.P. ; 
 
 \i has issue — George Frederick Johnson, Gentleman, d. 
 
 Nov. 1903. Seat — Castlesteads, Brampton, Cumberland. 
 
 vd — New University, County (Carlisle). 
 
 1-iev. Arthur Henry Johnson, M.A. , sometime Fellow of 
 / Souls Coll., 6. 8 Feb. 1845 ; ;«. 1873, Bertha Jane, third 
 dpf Robert Bentley Todd, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.S. ; and 
 h issue — (i) Robert Arthur Johnson, Gentleman, iJ. 1874; 
 (:i George Wilfrid Johnson, Gentleman, d. 1876. J?es. — 
 5buth Park's Road, Oxford. 
 
 I Son of William Ponsonby Johnson, Gentleman, ^. 1818 ; 
 
 \d. 1864 ; m. 1851, Marianne Price : — 
 
 K^illiam Ponsonby Johnson, Gentleman, 6. 1858; m. 
 liff, his cousin Helen Mary, d. of Geo. J. Johnson, Esq. , 
 oiCastlesteads. /^es. — 
 
 I Son of William Ponsonby Johnson, Gentleman, of 
 Walton House, d. 1789 ; d. 1865 ; tn. 1815, Mary, eld. 
 
 I d. of Sir George Armytage, Bart., of Kirklees Hall, co. 
 
 ! York :— 
 
 it. Rev. Edward Ralph Johnson, D.D.,M.A. (Oxon.), 
 h'i. D.D. (Durh.), Hon. LL.D. (Cantab.), formerly 
 Bi'iop of Calcutta, and Metropolitan of India (1876-1898), 
 i>. '!28 ; m. Mary Grace, eld. d. of George Joseph Murray 
 oflA'^ootton Court, Canterbury. J?es. — 120 Ashley Gar- 
 ddi, S.W. 
 I 
 
 JhNSON of Ulverscroft (R.L. , 22 March 1859). Argent, 
 twi chevronels between as many griffins' heads erased in 
 chi and a palmer's scrip in base gules. Mantling' gules 
 aniirgent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's 
 hej erased per fesse argent and gules, holding in the beak 
 a i| mer's scrip of the last. 
 
 'son of George William Johnson (formerly Lillingston), 
 ^ntleman, d. 1894 : — 
 > '' illiam George Johnson Lillingston, Gentleman (^.v.). 
 
 S5iR ALLEN B.\YARD JOHNSON, K.C.B., General 
 Jengal Army ; served in Burmese War 1853 (mentioned 
 in (ispatches, and medal with clasp), and in Indian Mutiny 
 Caioaign (medal with clasp) ; was Military Secretary in 
 Inc Office 1877-89. Born May 2, 1829, being the seventh 
 sonj)f the late Sir Henry Allen Johnson, Bart., of Bath, 
 Knjht of Wilhelm of the Netherlands. Livery — Blue, 
 wit^Afhite facings and silver buttons. Armorial bearings 
 — S;)le, on a saltire argent, between three towers or, fired 
 pror, and two tilting-spears saltireways in base of the 
 sec( d, five cocks gules, the shield being surrounded by the 
 ribti of the Bath, and pendent his badge as a K.C.B. 
 Mailing sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colc'^, a tower argent, charged with a crescent for differ- 
 ence jules, thereon a cock proper. Mottoes — Above the 
 cres " Vicisti et vivimus " ; below the shield, "Nunquam 
 ion iratus." Residence— (X) Lexham Gardens, W. Club 
 — Uaed Service. 
 
 A THUR JOHNSON, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 ag^ Argent, on a fusil gules, between four human hearts 
 altii vise of the last, a passion cross of the first. Mantling 
 rule:and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 li fr t of a passion cross or, an anchor in bend sinister 
 abli Motto — "Fides, spes, caritas." Residence— Th& 
 Voc ands, Bishop's Stortford, co. Herts. 
 
 CURLES PLUMPTRE JOHNSON, Esquire. Born 
 853 )eing the second son of the late Sir George Johnson, 
 I.DF.R.S., Physician-Extraordinary to her late Majesty 
 •uei Victoria, by his wife Charlotte Elizabeth, youngest 
 
 dau. of William White (Lieutenant) of Salisbury. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly per fesse nebuly or and sable, on a 
 bend gules, between an eagle rising in the second quarter, 
 and in the third a lotus flower, leaved and slipped, a 
 serpent nowed all proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befittinsj his degree, with a Mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from clouds a serpent nowed, holding in the mouth a 
 poppy-head slipped proper, thereon an eagle rising also 
 proper, charged on the breast and each wing with a cross 
 crosslet gules; with the MottO, "In lucem aspiro." 
 Residence — 
 
 EDWARD MIDDLETON JOHNSON, Esquire. Born 
 1859, being the third son of the late Sir George Johnson, 
 M.D., F. R.S., Physician-Extraordinary to her late Majesty 
 Queen Victoria, by his wife Charlotte Elizabeth, youngest 
 dau. of William White (Lieutenant) of Salisbury. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly per fesse nebuly or and sable, on a 
 bend gules, between an eagle rising in the second quarter, 
 and in the third a lotus flower, leaved and slipped, a 
 serpent nowed all proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from clouds a serpent nowed, holding in the mouth a 
 poppy-head slipped proper, thereon an eagle also proper, 
 charged on the breast and each wing with a cross crosslet 
 gules ; with the Motto, " In lucem aspiro." Residence— 
 
 ERNEST JOHNSON, Esquire, M.A. Oxon., Capt. 
 Duke of Lancaster's Imperial Yeo. Born July 20, 1870, 
 being the second son of the late John Thewlis Johnson, 
 Esq., J. P. for co. Derby, by his wife Amelia, dau. of John 
 Higgins of Cheetham Hill. Armorial bearings — Or, three 
 pheons in fesse azure, within two flaunches of the last, each 
 charged with a pheon of the first. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, the 
 hand gnisping a javelin in bend sinister, pheoned or, and 
 enfiled with a chaplet of roses gules, two branches of oak 
 in saltire vert ; with the Motto, " Virtus patientia Veritas." 
 Married, Nov. 11, 1896, Violet Seymour, dau. of Henry S. 
 Persse of Glenarde, Galway ; and has Issue — (i) Eric 
 Seymour Johnson, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; (2) Michael Antony 
 Johnson, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; and Eleonor Bryony. 
 Residence— ^\\&i\.ev\\a.m Hall, Congleton. Club — Cavalry. 
 
 S FREDERICK PONSONBY JOHNSON, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. for Cumberland, B.A. Oxon., late Capt. 
 in the Cumberland and Westmorland Yeomanry Cavalry, 
 Lord of rhe Manor of Walton. Born June 5, 1843, being 
 the eldest son of George John Johnson, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1876, late Coldstream Guards, who died 
 1896, by his wife Frederica, second dau. of Sir Frederick 
 Hankey, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. Livery — 
 Dark blue and yellow ; and for full dress : yellow plush 
 breeches. Club — New University. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a saltire sable charged with five bezants, on 
 a chief gules, an Eastern crown between two woolpacks 
 or. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, an estoile within a spur erect, 
 between two wings elevated or. Motto — "Nunquam non 
 paratus." Married, July 25, 1901, Frances Mary, only 
 dau. of the late Col. Gray of Farley Hill Place, Reading; 
 and has /wk«— George Frederick Johnson, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 28, 1903. Seat and postal address — Castlesteads, 
 Brampton, Cumberland. Club — The County Club 
 (Carhsle). 
 
 GEORGE RANDALL JOHNSON, Esq., M.A. (Can- 
 tab.), Barrister-at-Law, Member of the Legislative Council 
 of New Zealand. Born 1833, being the eldest surviving 
 son of the late Rev. Richard Johnson, J. P., of Stalham, 
 Rector of Lavenham, Suffolk, by Mary Ann, dau. of 
 the late George Cubitt, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Catfield 
 Hall, Norfolk. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a saltire 
 ermine, five crosses moline sable, a chief of the second 
 charged with three mullets of the third, and impaling the 
 arms of Russell, namely gules, two swords saltireways 
 proper between as many cinquefoils in pale argent, on a 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 chirf of tlic last two bomlwhclls fired proper. Mantling 
 gules and argcitt ; and for his Orett, U|>on a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a lion rampant erminois holding in the dexter paw 
 a mullet as in the arms, and resting the dexter foot on a 
 cross moline gules. Married, 1873, Lucy, dau. of Lieut.- 
 Col. Andrew Hamilton Russell ; and has, with other Issue 
 — Randall Johnson, Gentleman,^. 1880. Estates —^XsXn&m 
 and Tunstead, Norfolk. Residences — Wellington, New 
 Zealand ; United University Club, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE STILLINGFLEET JOHNSON, Esquire, 
 Bom 1851, being the eidest son of Sir George Johnson, 
 M.D., F.R.S., Physician-Extraordinary to her late Majesty 
 Queen Victoria, by his wife Charlotte Elizabeth, youngest 
 dau. of William White (Lieutenant) of Salisbury. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Quarterly per fesse nebuly or and sable, on a 
 bend gules, between an eagle rising in the second quarter, 
 and in the third a lotus flower, leaved and slipped, a 
 serj)ent nowed, all projier. Uf)on the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting liis degree, with a Mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from clouds a serpent nowed, holding in the mouth a 
 pKjppy-head slipped proper,- thereon an eagle rising also 
 propHjr, charged on the breast and each wing with a cross 
 crosslet gules; with tbeMottO, " In lucem aspiro." Postal 
 address — 
 
 HANNAH ALICE JOHNSON, Spinster, Member of 
 the West Derby Board of Guardians, youngest dau. of the 
 late James Johnson of Higherfield, West Derby, Liverpool, 
 by his wife Mary, younger dau. of Francis Shaw of Knows- 
 ley. Armorial bearing^ are, upon a lozenge, argent, a 
 saltire invected pean between two wings erect in fesse sable, 
 on a chief of the last, a lozenge between two wool packs or. 
 
 S HERBERT ALFRED JOHNSON, Esquire, Major 
 6th Batt. Manchester Regt. (Mil), M.A. Trin. Hall, 
 Camb. Born July 10, 1866, being the eldest son of the 
 late John Thewlis Johnson, Esq., J. P. for co. Derby, by 
 his wife Amelia, dau. of John Higgins of Cheetham Hill. 
 Livery — Dark blue, with red waistcoat. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, three pheons in fesse azure, within two (launches of 
 the last, each charged with a pheon of the first. Up)on the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling azure and or ; and for his C^est, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, the hand grasping a javelin in bend sinister, pheoned 
 or, and enfiled with a chaplet of roses gules, two branches 
 of oak in saltire vert ; with the Motto, "Virtus patientia 
 Veritas." Married, Dec. 11, 1895, Ethel Alexandra, dau. 
 
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 of Benjamin Miller Grey Barn.-ird of Brooklyn, U.S.A. • 
 and h.is Issue -John Thewlis Johnson, Gentleman, h. Dtj,' 
 
 VIRTUS PATieNTIlV VERITAS 
 
 9, 1898; and Sylvia Alexandra. Seat — Farnah Hall,neir 
 Derby. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 JAMES JOHNSON, Gentleman. Bom March 23, 1850, 
 being the only surviving son of the late James Johnson of 
 Higherfield, West Derby, Liverpool, by his wife Mary, 
 younger daughter of Francis Shaw of Knowsley. Amw- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, a saltire in- 
 vected pean between two wings erect in fesse sable, on a 
 chief of the last, a lozenge between two woolpacks or; and 
 for his Crest, in front of two tihing-spears in saltire proper, 
 a spur or, the whole between two wings also proper ; with 
 the Motto, "Servabo fidem." Married, October 7, 1880, 
 Anne, third daughter of John Crisp of Knowsley, near 
 Liverpool ; and has Issue — Mary Elizabeth ; and Alice 
 Mildred. Residence — Thurlaston House, Dunchurdi, 
 Rugby. 
 
 JAMES GERALD THEWLIS JOHNSON, Gentte- 
 man. Born July 29, 1886, being the fourth son of the 
 late John Thewlis Johnson, Esq., J. P. for co. Derby, bjr 
 his scond wife Anne, dau. of James Higgins of Turvey, ca 
 Bedford. Armorial bearings— Or, three pheons in fesse 
 azure, within two flaunches of the last, each charged with a 
 pheon of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling azure and or; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour proper, the hand grasping 
 a javelin in bend sinister, pheoned or, and enfiled with a 
 chaplet of roses gules, two branches of oak in saltire vert; 
 with the Motto, "Virtus patientia Veritas." Residence— 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM DENNE HILTON -JOHNSON. 
 Esq., J. P. for cos. Kent and Lincoln and for W. Riding of 
 the CO. ot York, formerly Lieut. 3rd Hussars, CapL and 
 Hon. Major ist W. York Yeo. Cav. Bom 1845, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rev. John Denne Hilton, by Elizabeth 
 Frances, only sister of Robert Popplewell Steer Johnson of 
 Temple Belwood ; and assumed the surname and arms of 
 Johnson by Royal License in 1871. Clubs— Ca.t\Xor\, Anny 
 and Navy. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argat 
 a lion passant gules, on a chief vert three acorns leaved and 
 slipped or (for Johnson) ; 2 and 3 ermine, two bars azure, a 
 chief an annulet between two saltires of the last (for Hilton). 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon » 
 
 is the Military Coclcade. 
 
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 'wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert a wolf passant 
 [sable, holding in the mouth a branch of woodbine proper 
 i (for Johnson) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a man's head 
 jaffront^e between two bulrushes proper (for Hilton). Afar- 
 ried, 1872, Louisa Catherine, youngest dau. of the late 
 iThomas Coutts Loch; and has Issue — (i) Alan H. Hilton 
 Johnson, Gentleman, b. 1876, Lieut. Lincolnshire Regt. ; 
 ;and Cicely H. Seat — Sarre Court, Birchington. 
 
 I 
 
 i JOSEPH BULLEN JOHNSON, Gentleman. Born 
 jjan. 1833, being the second son of the late Noble Johnson 
 lof Rockenham, co. Cork, by his wife Susan, dau. of Joseph 
 JBullen of Kinsale. Armorial bearings— Argent, a saltire 
 isable, between a lymphad in chief of the second and a 
 itower in base gules, on a chief engrailed of the last, three 
 jcushions or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mural crown proper, a spear 
 erect or, between two wings expanded argent, each charged 
 jwith an annulet gules. Motto—" Nunquam non paratus." 
 Married Eloise, dau. of Capt. Robert Atkins Rogers of 
 [Coolfadda House; and has Issue — Noble Johnson, Gentle- 
 1 ; and Alice. Residence — 
 
 LIONEL ARTHUR THEWLIS JOHNSON, Gentle- 
 ■nan, M. A. Born March 11, 1874, being the third son of the 
 ate John Thewlis Johnson, Esq., J. P. for co. Derby, by 
 lis wife Amelia, dau. of John Higgins of Cheetham Hill. 
 Umorial bearings — Or, three pheons in fesse azure, within 
 wo Haunches of the last, each charged with a pheon of the 
 irst. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 legree, with a Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 ipon a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm 
 mbowed in armour proper, the hand grasping a javelin in 
 j)end sinister, pheoned or, and enfiled with a chaplet of 
 i'oses gules, two branches of oak in saltire vert. Motto — 
 ' Virtus patientia Veritas." Postal add. — Mountfield, Child's 
 iill, London, N.W. Clubs — Camera and Automobile. 
 
 OSWALD CARNEGY JOHNSON, Gentleman, B.A. 
 )xon., Barrister-at-Law. Born Aug. 15, 1867, being the 
 
 ly child of the late Rev. Frederick Pigot Johnson, M.A. 
 ;on. [5th son of Sir H. A. Johnson of Bath, 2nd Bart.], 
 his wife Matilda Elizabeth, youngest daughter of James 
 -rnegy-Arbuthnott of Balnamoon and Findowrie, Forfar- 
 ire N.B. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 
 Quarterly i and 4 per pale sable and azure on a saltire 
 argent between three towers or, fired projier, one in chief 
 and two in fesse, and two tilting-spears saltirewise in 
 base of the third five cocks of the first (for Johnson) ; 2. 
 argent, a fesse azure between six martlets sable, three and 
 three (for Walsh) ; 3. the arms of Carnegy-Arbuthnott, 
 namely, quarterly i. and iiii. azure, a crescent between three 
 mulcts, within a bordure argent, ii. and iii. or, an eagle dis- 
 played azure, beaked and membered gules, within a bordure 
 vair. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a tower argent, 
 thereon a cock proper, with the Mottoes (above the crest) 
 " Vicisti et vivimus," and (below the shield) "Nunquam 
 non paratus." Married, July 12, 1892, Margaret Ward, 
 third daughter of the late Rev. Edmond Thomas Butler, 
 M.A. , Cantab., of Trotton St. George, Sussex. Postal 
 address — 35 Gunterstone Road, West Kensington. 
 
 THOMAS FIELDING JOHNSON, Esquire, J. P. forco. 
 Leicester, also Borough of Leicester. Born Dec. 24, 1828, 
 being the second son of John Goode Johnson of London 
 and Stockport, by his wife Eliza, dau. of Thomas Fielding, 
 Leicester. William Johnson of BarkbyThorpe,co. Leicester, 
 a tenant at will of the Abbot and Convent of St. Mary de 
 Pratir of Leicester, was living in 1296, and a pedigree has 
 been proved and officially recorded showing the descent 
 of the above-mentioned Thomas Fielding Johnson from 
 William Johnson, also of Barkby Thorpe, who d. 1572, and 
 was buried in Barkby Church. Armorial bearii^B— Ar- 
 
 gent, three chevronels between two griffins' heads erased 
 in chief and a fleece in base gules. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin 
 gules holding a pheon in the dexter claw and resting the 
 sinister on a lozenge or. Motto— " Lahore et honore." 
 Married, firstly, May 3, 1855, Julia Christiana Stone, dau. 
 of Samuel Stone of Leicester ; and secondly, April 14, 
 1863, Agnes Paget, dau. of Alfred Paget of Leicester ; and 
 has surviving Issue — Thomas Fielding Johnson, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 24, 1856 ; and Agnes Mabel \in. William 
 Wallace Bruce, L.C.C.] 6Va^— Brookfield, Knighton, near 
 Leicester. 
 
 S WILLIAM JOHNSON, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., 
 Lieut. -Col. late Rifle Brigade. Born Jan. 19, 1829, 
 being the eldest son of the late Noble Johnson of Rocken- 
 ham, CO. Cork, by his wife Susan, dau. of Joseph BuUen 
 of Kinsale. Armorial bearings— Argent, a saltire sable. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 between a lymphad in chief of the second and a tower in 
 base Rules, on a chief engrailed of the last, three cushions 
 or. M«ntUtiy sable and argent. OrMt — On a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mural crown proper, a spear erect or, 
 between two wings expanded argent, each charged with an 
 annulet gules. Motto — " Nunquam non paratus." Afar- 
 rieii, 1859, Maria, dau. of Henry St. George Osborne of 
 Dardinstown Castle, co. Meath ; and has Issue — Georgina 
 Susan Mary [<•«., 1885. Montagu Grant Wilkinson, Esq., 
 Major King's Own Scottish Borderers]. Seal — Rockenham, 
 Pas&ige West, co.Cork, .^«,— Castle Lyons House.Fermoy. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHNSON, Esquire, J. P., D.L., and High 
 Sheriff of Cork 1861. Bom March 26, 1815, being the third 
 son of the late William Johnson, a Deputy-Governor of the 
 City of Cork, and its High Sheriff 1815, by his wife Sarah, 
 dau. of John Martin of Killaclovne, co. Cork. ArmorlAl 
 bearinsrs— Argent, a saltire sable, between a lymphad in 
 chief of the second and a tower in base gules, on a chief 
 engrailed of the last, three cushions or. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a mural crown proper, a spear 
 erect or, between two wings expanded argent, each charged 
 with an annulet gules. Motto — " Nunquam non paratus." 
 Married, Oct. 14, 1845, Ann, dau. of John Smithwick of 
 Rathelshcen, co. Tipperary, by his wife Cherry, dau. of 
 Col. Pennefather of Cashel ; and has Issue — (i) Noble 
 William Johnson, Esq., Capt, North Cork Rifles, b. Nov. 
 5, 1846; (2) Georg^ Johnson, Gentleman, Lieut. 99th Regt. , 
 *. April 8, 1850, killed at the battle of Gingilhovo, Africa, 
 in 1879 ; (3) William Johnson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 7, 1858 ; 
 (4) Valentine Francis Johnson, Gentleman, b. March 17, 
 i860 ; and (5) Walter Berwick Johnson, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 1861. 
 
 JOHNSTON OF Hilton, quartered by HALSEY. 
 
 JOHNSTON, quartered by BAINES, SURGES, 
 ROWLEY, and TWEEDY. 
 
 JOHNSTON of that Ilk and Caskieben (1695). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, argent, a saltire sable, on a chief gules, three 
 cushions or (Johnston) ; 2 and 3, azure, a bend or, between 
 three stags' heads erased argent with attirings of gold, and 
 as many cross crosslets fitchde of the second (Garioch of 
 Caskieben). Mantling gules, doubled argent, Crest — 
 On a wreath of his liveries, a phoenix in flames proper. 
 Motto — " Vive ut postea vivas." 
 
 Only son of Sir William Bacon Johnston, 8th Bart., 
 
 b. 1806 ; d. 1865 ; m. 1855, Mary Anne, d. of William 
 
 Tye of Mendlesham, Suffolk : — 
 Sir William Johnston, 9th Baronet (Nova Sco., 31 March 
 1626), J. P. [Supporters — Two Indians proper, wreathed 
 about the middle with laiu-el], *, 31 July 1849. Res. — The 
 Ranche, Buckhurst Hill, Essex. CVk^j— Caledonian, Royal 
 Northern (Aberdeen). 
 
 Son of Robert Johnston, Merchant in Aberdeen, b. 
 
 1810 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1835, Mary, d. of George Hadden : — 
 William Johnston, Esq., C.B. (1902), Col. (ret.) Army 
 Medical Staff, M.A. , M.D. , heir presumptive to the 
 Baronetcy [Arms as above, but (rematric. 14 Feb. 1903) the 
 whole withm a bordure or. Mantling sable and argent], 
 b. 1843 ; in. 28 June 1882, Charlotte, yst. d. of James 
 Arnott, W.S. , of Leithfield, Kincardineshire, and of Edin- 
 burgh. Res. — Newton Dee, Murtle, Aberdeenshire. Club 
 — Naval and Military. 
 
 M ANDREW JOHNSTON, Esquire, J.P., D.L. (High 
 W Sheriff 1880), formerly M.P. for South Essex, Chair- 
 man of Quarter Sessions for Essex and of Essex County 
 Council. Bom 1835, being the eldest son of the late 
 Andrew Johnston of Rennyhill, co. Fife, M.P. for St. 
 Andrews Burghs, by his wife Priscilla, eldest dau. of Sir 
 T. Fowell Buxton, first Bart., M.P. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a saltire sable, on a chief gules, three cushions 
 or, a bordure wavy vert, charged with three bezants. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the liveries, a winged spur cr. Motto — "Nunquam non 
 paratus," or " Assiduitate. " Married, Sept. 14, 1858, 
 Charlotte Anne, eldest dau. of the Rev. George Trevelyan, 
 M. A. , Rector of Maiden , Surrey. Residence — Forest Lodge, 
 Woodford Green. 
 
 S ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Gentleman. Born May 
 12, 1844, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Brumby 
 
 Johnston, Esq., Geographer to Her late Majesty Queen Vic- 
 toria, D.L. for the city and co. of Edinbiu-gh, Member of 
 the Royal Society, the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 
 the Geological Society, the Meteorological Society, the 
 Royal Geographical Jiocieiies of London and Kdinburgh. 
 bv his wife Jane, dau. of Thomas Ruddiinan. Livtry-L 
 White, with black collar and cuffs, silver buttons and hat- 
 band. Armorial bearings — Parted per pale argent and 
 
 sable, a saltire counterchanged, on a chief gules three 
 cushions or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a spur, winged or, leathered 
 gules; with the Motto, "Ready, aye ready." Married, 
 July 25, 1876, Amelia Harriet, dau. of Philip Whitehead; 
 and has Issue -{.i) Archibald Douglas Johnston, Gentl^ 
 man, b. Sept. 22, 1878 ; (2) .'Mexander Keith Johnston, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 2, 1881 ; Winifred Jean ; and Annie 
 Florence. Postal add. — 9 Claremont Crescent, Edinburgh. 
 
 JH GEORGE HAMILTON JOHNSTON, Esquire, late 
 East Yorkshire Regt., Lt.-Col., B.A. Trinity College, 
 
 is tbe Blilitary Cockade 
 
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 Dublin. Bom 1847, being the eld. son of the Rev. Richard 
 ■Johnston of Kilmore, in the co. of Armagh [to whom refer], 
 [by his first wife Augusta Sophia, dau. of the Rev. George 
 'Hamilton, M.A. (she died i860). Armorial bearing^ — 
 'He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a saltire sable, 
 •between in chief a trefoil slipped vert and in base a heart 
 •;nsigned with an imperial crown proper, a chief gules, 
 Lhereon three cushions or (for Johnston); 2. azure, six 
 [ions rampant, three, two and one argent, armed and 
 langued gules, a canton ermine, charged with a bull's 
 jicalp proper (for Cheney) ; 3. quarterly gules and argent, 
 in the first and fourth quarters three cinquefoils pierced 
 l;rmine, and a canton of the second charged with a trefoil 
 iilipped vert ; in the second and third quarters a lymphad, 
 ails furled, oars in action, sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 knd argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword all 
 :)roper, charged on the elbow with a spur-rowel gules. 
 |4ottO^— " Nunquam non paratus." Postal address — Kil- 
 nore, Richhill, county Armagh. 
 
 , GEORGE LAWSON LAWSON JOHNSTON, Gentle- 
 han. Bom 1873, being the second son of the late John 
 (.awson Johnston, Gentleman. Armorial bearingfS — 
 firgent, on a saltire engrailed sable, between four daggers 
 joints downwards gules, the sun in his splendour or, on a 
 ief of the third, three cushions of the fourth. Mantling 
 
 s;le, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a pur, between two wings or, and in an escrol over the 
 sae this Motto, "Nunquam non paratus." Married, 
 I' 2, Hon. Laura, fifth dau. of Lord St. John of Bletsoe; 
 a 1 has Issue— 0\\y& Elizabeth Helen. Residence — 29 Port- 
 n 1 Square, W. Clubs — Devonshire, Royal Temple Yacht, 
 L ion des Yacht Club Fran9aise, &c. 
 
 The Reverend RICHARD JOHNSTON. Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Master of Arts. Born April 5, 1816, being the 
 third son of the late Andrew Johnston of Barnhill, Dalkey, 
 and Upper Temple Street, Dublin, by his wife Sophia, 
 only child of George Cheney of Holywood, in the county of 
 Kildare, and St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. Club — Sack- 
 ville Street (Dublin). Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a saltire sable, between 
 in chief a trefoil slipped vert and in base a heart ensigned 
 with an imjierial crown proper, a chief gules, thereon three 
 cushions or (for Johnston) ; 2 and 3 azure, six lions ram- 
 pant, three, two and one argent, armed and langued gules, 
 a canton ermine, charged with a bull's scalp prop)er (for 
 Cheney) ; and impaling the arms of Hall-Dare, namely,- 
 quarterly 1 and 4, azure a lion rampant argent, between 
 three lozenges or, each charged with an increscent gules, 
 in chief a cross crosslet gold (for Dare) ; 2 and 3 sable, on 
 a chevron engrailed between three battle-axes erect or, as 
 many eagles displayed of the field (for Hall). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an arm in armour embowed, the 
 hand grasping a sword all proper, charged on the elbow 
 with a spur-rowel gules. Motto—' ' Nunquam non paratus. " 
 Married, firstly, 1844, Augusta Sophia, last surviving child 
 of the Rev. George Hamilton, M.A. , Rector of Killermogh, 
 Queen's Co. , and gfranddau. of the Rt. Rev. Hugh Hamilton, 
 D.D., F.R.S., of Newtown Hamilton, co. of Armagh, Bishop 
 of Ossory, by whom (who*/. April 30, i860) he has Issue — (i) 
 George Hamilton Johnston, Esq., B.A. , late Major East 
 Yorkshire Regt. , b. Oct. 26, 1847 ; (2) Andrew Edmund John- 
 ston, Esq., b. Nov. 23, 1848 [w. , Sept. 6, 1877, Constance 
 Mary, youngest dau. of John Samuel Graves of Woodbine 
 Hill, Honiton, co. Devon, and has issue, George Paul Graves 
 Johnston, Gentleman, b. March 4, 1881 ; Catherine Hester ; 
 Isabel Mary ; and Constance Ella] ; (3) the Rev. Francis 
 Burdett Johnston, M.A. , Vicar of Waltham Abbey, co. 
 Essex, b. March 25, 1850; (4) Henry Augustus Johnston, 
 Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. Nov. ir, 185 1 ; Sophia; 
 Isabella Selina ; and Augusta. He m. secondly. May 27, 
 1862, Hester, eldest dau. of the late Robert William Lowry, 
 Esq. , J. P. and D. L. , of Pomeroy, co. Tyrone, and Belmore, 
 CO. Westmeath (she d. June i, 1876) ; and thirdly, July 1884, 
 Olivia Frances Grafton, eldest dau. of Robert Westley Hall- 
 Dare, Esq., of Theydon Bois, co. Essex, and Newtown 
 Barry, co. Wexford. Estate — Kilmore. Postal address — 
 Kilmore, Richhill, co. Armagh. 
 
 WILLIAM ELLIOT LAWSON JOHNSTON, Gentle- 
 man. Botm May 16, 1872, being the elder son of the late 
 John Lawson Johnston. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, on a 
 saltire sable, between four daggers points downwards gules, 
 the sun in his splendour or, on a chief of the third, three 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 cushions of the fourth. Mantling sable and argent. Oreit 
 —On a wreath of his liveries, a spur, between two wings or, 
 
 and upon an escrol over the same this Motto, " Nunquam 
 non paratus." /Residence — 59 Brook Street, London, W. 
 
 S STAIR HATHORN JOHNSTON - STEWART. 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. of Wigtown, J. P. co. of 
 Linlithgow, formerly Capt. 20th Hussars. Bom June 2, 
 1852, being the eldest son of the late Robert Hathorn- 
 Stewart, Esq., of Physgill, J. P., D.L., by his first wife 
 Eleanor Louisa, youngest dau. of Sir John Douglas of Glen- 
 finart. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 a fesse chequy azure and argent, surmounted of a bend 
 engrailed gules, in the sinister chief point a buckle of the 
 fourth, all within a double tressure flory counterflory also of 
 the fourth. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi-lion 
 rampant holding in the dexter paw a buckle or. Motto — 
 "Suffibulatus majores sequor." Married, July 12, 1883, 
 Helen Constance, third dau. of Sir Edward Hunter-Blair, 
 4th Bart. Seats — Glasserton and Physgill, Whithorn, co. 
 Wigtown; Champfleurie, co. Linlithgow, N.B. Clubs — 
 Naval and Military, New (Edinburgh), Royal Yacht 
 Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 GEORGE CHARLES KEPPEL JOHNSTONE, 
 Esquire, Lieut. -Col. late 2nd Batt. Grenadier Guards, J.P. 
 Bom Aug. 5, 1841, being the younger twin son of the late 
 Sir George Frederick Johnstone, M.P., 7th Baronet, and 
 Lady Louisa Craven, only dau. of the Rt. Hon. the ist 
 Earl of Craven. Livery — Blue and white. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a saltire sable, on a chief gules, three 
 cushions or, in base a man's heart ensigned with an Imperial 
 crown proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a spur with wings or. Motto — ' ' Nun- 
 quam non paratus." Married, June 29, 1875, Agnes Caro- 
 hne, youngest dau, of the late Thomas Chamberlayne, Esq. , 
 J. P., D.L., of Cranbury Park and Weston Grove, Hamp- 
 shire ; and has Issue— (\) George Frederic Thomas Tanker- 
 ville Johnstone, Gentleman, late Lieut. Royal Sussex Militia, 
 
 *. August 1, 1876 \m. 190J, Ernestina, dau. of Col. PorceB 
 Cust ; and has issue, Laura. Violet, and Dorothy] ■(•& 
 Charles John Johnstone, Gentleman, Lieut. Ritie Brigadtl 
 late R. Berks Militia, b. Dec. 30, 1877; Agnes I.^ii 
 Barbara Snowflake; and Rose Mary Adeline Daenui 
 Amelia. Residence— Rothsay, West Cowes, Isle of Wiebt 
 C/«*j — Carlton, l^att's. Royal London Yacht (Cowe«l 
 Island Sailing (Cowes), Isle of Wight. * 
 
 The Latk JOHN HEYWOOD JOHNSTONE 
 Esquire, J.P. for co. Sussex, M.P. for Horsham Division 
 of CO. Sussex. B.A. (Cambs.). Barrister-at-Law. lk>rn May 
 18, 1850, being the second but only surviving son of the 
 late Rev. George Dempster Johnstone. Rector of Creed 
 CO. Cornwall, by his wife Mary Anne (who died 1890), dau! 
 of John Hawkins of liifinor Park, co. Sussex. l.iven~ 
 Plain d.ark blue. Armorial bearings— guarterly i and 4 
 
 argent, between an annulet in chief sable and a man s 
 heart gules, ensigned with an Imperial crown in base or, 
 a saltire of the second charged with five fleurs-de-lis of the 
 first, on a chief of the third three cushions of the fourth. 
 (Johnstone) ; 2 and 3, per saltire or and argent, on a saltire 
 sable, five fleur-de-lis of the first, a bordure gobony or and 
 of the third (Hawkins). Mantling sable, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a spur with wings or, 
 leathered gules. Motto — "Nunquam non paratus." Mar- 
 ried, 1878, Josephine, dau. of the late J. J. Wells of 
 Bickley, co. Kent ; and has Issue — George Horace John- 
 stone, Gentleman, b. Jan. 8, 1882; Frances Grace; and 
 Margaret Ruth. Seats— YA^ox Park, Pulborough, Sussex; 
 Trewishen, Cornwall. C/«^j— Carlton, United University. 
 
 m MONTAGUE GEORGE JOHNSTONE, Esquire, 
 ® D.S.O. (1901), Lieut. -Col. late Royal Scots Greys, 
 J.P. CO. Fife, Member of the King's Bodyguard for Scotland, 
 Bom March 21, 1848, being the second son of the late 
 Gen. Montague Cholmeley Johnstone, by his wife Louisa 
 Leonora, dau. of Lieut. - Gen. Sir Henry Somet^t, 
 K.C.B., K.H. Z,?V«rc — Light drab, crimson facings, 
 silver buttons ; (dress) : white coat, crimson breeches. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Argent, on a saltire sable, between an 
 annulet in chief ot the second and a man's heart gules, 
 ensigned with an imperial crown in base or, a portcullis 
 of the last, on a chief of the third, three cushions of the 
 fourth. Mantling sable doubled argent ; and for his Crest, 
 up)on a wreath of his liveries, a spur with winjjs or, leathered 
 gules ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Nun- 
 quam non paratus." Married, July 10, 1880, Agnes Stans- 
 feld, widow of the late Capt. Robert Johnston Stansfeld of 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 [ath and 38th Regts., and J. P. Yorkshire, and younger 
 laii, of the late Joseph Harrison, Esq., of Galhgreaves 
 Fiall, and of Samlesbury, Lanes., Lord of the Manor of 
 Hadleigh, Essex, J. P., D.L. ; and has Issue — (i) Montague 
 
 >seph Charles Somerset Johnstone, Gentleman, and Lieut, 
 oyal Scots Greys, b. June 16, 1882 ; (2) Reginald FitzRoy 
 ;wis Johnstone, Gentleman, b. June 6, 1884; and Violet 
 ?nes Charlotte M ary. Residence — Craig-Sanquhar, Cupar- 
 fe, N.B. C/tti5— Naval and Military. 
 
 RICHARD JOHNSTONE, Esquire, Capt. ist Batt. 
 K. O. Royal Rifles. Bom June 23, 1874, being the 
 
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 e est surviving son of the late Col. Sir James Johnstone, 
 1 C.S.L , of Fulford Hall, co. Warwick, and Dunsley Manor, 
 c Stafford, J. P. for cos. Warwick and Worcester, Col. 
 1 igal Infantry, and late Political Agent at Manipur, India, 
 
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 by his wife Emma Mary, dau. of Sampson S. Lloyd, Esq.- 
 M.P. , of Moor Hall, co. Warwick, and Dolobran, co. Mont, 
 gomery. Armorial bearing (iS4ii matric. L.O. 1772, 
 rematric. 1870)— Argent, a saltire sable, between a mullet 
 in chief and a rose in base gules, and in flank two garbs 
 vert, on a chief of the third, three cushions or. Mantling 
 g^les, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 spur proper, winged or. Motto — ' ' Nunquam non paratus." 
 Married, June i, 1899, Catherine Florence May, dau. of 
 Rear-Adm. Sir Robert Harris, K.C.M.G. ; and has Issue 
 — James Johnstone, Esq. , b. 1900. Residences — Fulford 
 Hall, Hockley Heath, Warwick ; Dunsley Manor, Stafford. 
 
 JOHNSTONE of Alva (rematric. L.O., 29 June 1904, cadet 
 of Johnstone of Westerhall). Argent, a saltire sable, between 
 an annulet in chief of the second and a man's heart gules 
 ensigned with an Imperial crown in base or, on a chief of 
 
 the third, three cushions of the fourth. Mantling sable, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 spur with wings or and leathers gules. MottO— " Nunquam 
 non paratus." Livery — Light blue, scarlet facings. 
 
 Dau. and son of James Johnstone, Esq. , of Alva, co. 
 
 Stirling, and Hangingshaw, co. Selkirk, J. P. and D.L. 
 
 cos. Clackmannan, Stirling, and Selkirk, M.P. cos. 
 
 Clackmannan and Kinross 1851-7, h. 1801 ; d. 1888 ; 
 
 m. 1st, 1846, Hon. Augusta Anne Norton (d. 1859), 
 
 sister of 3rd Lord Grantley ; 2nd, 1862, Sarah Mary, 
 
 d. of Lt.-Col. L' Estrange of Moystown, King's Co. : — 
 Caroline Elizabeth Mary Johnstone of Alva (d. by ist 
 mar.), b. 1849. Seat — Alva House, Alva, N.B. Club — 
 Queen's (Edinburgh). 
 
 Major James Henry L'Estrange Johnstone, M.V.O. , 
 Roy. Eng., b. 1865; m. 1891, Amy, d. of late Andrew 
 Wauchope ; and has issue — (i) John Andrew Johnstone, 
 Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (2) Henry James Johnstone, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1895; (3) Andrew Wauchope Johnstone, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1903. Seat — The Hangingshaw, Selkirk. Club — 
 Junior United Service. 
 
 SJOHN PAKENHAM JOICEY- CECIL, Esquire, 
 commonly called Lord John Pakenham Joicey-Cecil, 
 Major 4th Batt. Lincolnshire Regiment, formerly Lieut. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Grenadier Guards, J. P. for the Liberty of the Soke of 
 Fetertx>rough. Assumed by Royal Licence 1898, the 
 Additional surname and arms of Joicey. Bom March 3, 
 1867, being the fourth son of the late Most Hon. William 
 AUeyne Cecil, third Marquess of Exeter, P.C., by his wife 
 I^dy Georgina Sophia, second dau. of the Right Hon. 
 Thomas Takenham, second Earl of Longford. Livery 
 (dress) - Light blue, white facings, silver buttons ; (undress), 
 pepper and salt, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, barry of ten argent and azure, over all 
 six escutcheons sable, three, two and one, each charged 
 with a lion rampant of the first (for Cecil) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 three torleaux each charged with a lozenge in bend of the 
 first between two bendlets gules (for Joicey). Mantling 
 azure and argent.. CreBts — r. up>on a cap of maintenance, 
 a garb or, supported by two lions, the dexter argent, the 
 sinister azure (for Cecil) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-man affront^in armour proper, the helmet adorned with 
 three feathers gules, argent and azure, resting the dexter 
 hand on an escutcheon of the arms of Joicey and supporting 
 with the sinister a spiked mace also proper. Motto — ' ' Cor 
 unum via una." Married, Sept. 15, 1896, Isabella Maud, 
 eldest dau. and co-heir of the late Col. John Joicey, M.P. , 
 of Newton Hall, Northumberland ; and has Issue —John 
 Francis James Joiccy-Cecil, Esq., b. Sept. 18, 1897. Seats 
 — Newton Hall, co. Northumberland ; Tivoer Grange, 
 Stamford. Town residence— 2 Hereford Gardens, London, 
 W, Clubs-GvaiAs', Junior Carlton, R.V. Yacht. 
 
 JOLLY, quartered by GATES. 
 
 JONES, quartered by BOWEN, LONGUEVILLE, 
 and SOMERS. 
 
 JONES, see ANKETELL - JONES, HELSHAM - 
 JONES, HEYWOOD - JONES, PRYCE- JONES, 
 SPENCE- JONES, and WILLDING- JONES. 
 
 S ALEXANDER FAIR JONES, Esquire, J. P. Flints, 
 formerly Capt. 4th Hussars, Major late 6th Batt. King's 
 Royal Rifle Corps. Born Feb. 24, 1838, being the fourth 
 son of the late Wilson Jones of Hartsheath, Flints, and 
 Gelligy nan and Cefn Coch, CO. Denbigh, M.P. for Denbigh 
 Borough, by his wife Cecil, dau. of John Carstairs of Hunt- 
 ingdon. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron or, 
 between three escutcheons argent, each charged with a 
 boar's head couped of the first, an arrow paleways proper, 
 a martlet for difference. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert a boar's 
 head couped gules, in front of an arrow paleways proper. 
 
 Motto—" Heb nevol nerth nidd sicr saeth. " Married, Sept. 
 XI, 1866, Amelia Helen, dau. of James Gillespie David- 
 son, W.S., of Edinburgh; and has Issue — (1) ArcliilxiM 
 Wilson Jones, Esq., Advocate, Capt. 4th Batt. HiKhlaiul 
 Light Infantry, b. June ai, 1868 ; (a) Alexander Keith | i,. 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. Feb. ao, 1870; and .\ i-n 
 Lamont Jones, Gentleman, b. Sept. 7, 1871 (dici.i ,1, 
 Residence — 55 Northumberland Street, Edinburgh. CluL 
 — Caledonian, United Service (Edinburgh). 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES WILLIAM JONES. 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Master of Arts of the University of 
 Cambridge, Vicar of Pakenham, in the co. of Suffolk, and 
 formerly Rural Dean. Bom April 8, 1825. lx;ing the second 
 son of the Reverend Charles Jones, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Master of .Arts of the University of Cambridge, Vicar of 
 Pakenham, in the county of Suffolk, by his wife Mary, only 
 dau. of Thomas Quayle, Esquire, of Bartoninere. in the 
 county of Suffolk, Justice of the Peace. Bencher of ib( 
 Middle Temple. Livery — White, with black cuffs and 
 collar. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4. argent 
 
 a chevron ermines between three ravens sable, on a chief 
 engrailed of the second a heart or (for Jones) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, on a chevron sable, gutt^e-d'eau, between three 
 quails proper, in the centre chief point a fjellet, two swords 
 points upwards of the first (for Quayle) ; and for his Crett, 
 on a wreath of the colours, on a heart or, a raven sable, 
 gorged with a collar gemel argent ; with the Motto, " Deus 
 pascit corvos." Married, January 11, 1853, Barbara Rose, 
 second daughter of Robert Weale, Assistant Commissionef 
 of Poor Laws; and has had Issue — (i) Sir William Hol- 
 lingworth Quayle Jones. K.B.. M.A. of the Univ. of Cam- 
 bridge, sometime Chief-Justice of Sierra Leone, Barrister- 
 at-Law [to whom refer] ; (2) Morey Quayle Jones, Esq., 
 C.B. (Mil. Div.) (1898), Commanding 6th Regimental 
 District, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1855 [m. Feb. 14, 1888. Isajjd 
 Dashwood, and has issue, Phyllis Quayle] ; (3) Exiward 
 Quayle Jones, Gentleman, b. 1859, and died 1875; (4) 
 Harford Quayle Jones, Gentleman, b. 1861, and died an 
 infant ; and Winifred Quayle \m. 1883, Edward Riplev 
 Dalton, Barrister-at-Law, LL.M. Trinity Coll., Cambs.]. 
 Postal address — Pakenham Vicarage, Bury St. Edmunds. 
 
 EDWARD FEILDING JONES, Gentleman. Born 
 March 25, 1868, being the fourth but only surviving son of 
 the late Edward James Jones, Esq., of Dalmonach, cft 
 Dumbarton, Esq. , J. P. for that co., by his wife, Esther Smith. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, a stag trippant between three 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 |;pear-heads sable, a stag trippant between three spear- 
 heads argent. Mantling sable and argent, Crest — On a 
 .vreath of the colours, a stag trippant proper, in front of two 
 !p>ears in saltire, the shafts sable and the heads argent. 
 ^liottO— " Spectemur agendo." Married, Nov. 23, 1895, 
 
 Ek, dau. of Owen Friend of Moreton Hampstead, Devon- 
 si e ; and has Issue — William Owen Ellis Feilding Jones, 
 Gitleman, b. April 26, 1900; Norah Vie (deceased); and 
 E'en Margaret Feilding. Residence — 38 Athole Gardens, 
 Gsgow. 
 
 {FREDERICK ARTHUR GERWYN JONES, Es- 
 quire, J. P. andD.L. (High Sheriff 1887). Born Jan. 17, 
 18', being the second son of David Jones, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. . , M. P. for CO. Carmarthen 1851-1868 (High Sheriff 1845), 
 byjis wife Margaret Charlotte, eldest dau. of Sir George 
 Cifpbell of Edenwood, co. Fife, and niece of Lord 
 Cflpbell, Lord Chief-Justice. Clubs — Carlton, White's, 
 Bcjielors', Royal Yacht Squadron. Armorial bearings — 
 Artnt, on a mount vert, a representation of a Pembroke- 
 sh:; ox statant proper, a chief gules, thereon a falcon 
 arjat, belled, between two stags' heads erased or. Mant- 
 lii vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 ont mount vert, a representation of a Pembrokeshire 
 ox'Tiead in profile proper, bezant^e. Motto — "Da ei 
 ffy'i." Seats — Pantglas, Golden Grove, Carmarthenshire ; 
 Blnos, Llandovery; Gladenys, Lampeter, R.S.O. , co. 
 Caigan. 
 
 >DRRIS PATERSON JONES, Gentleman, J. P. for 
 the ty of Liverpool, Solicitor. Bo)-n Nov. 28, 1847, being 
 tlie Idest son of the late Morris Charles Jones, Esq., J. P. 
 for lontgomeryshire, F.S.A., of Gungrog, Welshpool, by 
 liis /ife Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Robert 
 Pat son, J. P. of Nunfield, in the county of Dumfries. 
 An trial bearings— Sable, a fasces fesseways or, between 
 thr( nags' heads erased argent. Upon the escutcheon 
 is I iced a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling .able and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the >lours, a fasces fesseways or, surmounted by a nag's 
 heai erased argent; with the Motto, "Justus ac tenax 
 pro]Siti." Married, March 4, 1874, Clara, eldest daughter 
 
 of the late John Vernon of Tushingham, in the county of 
 Cheshire (she died September 16, 1884) ; and has Issue — 
 Morris Vernon Jones, born September 16, 1884; Gladys; 
 and Irene Meta (deceased). He married secondly, May 25. 
 1899, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late Charles Lane of 
 Liverpool. Estates— Gxm^og and Fynnant, co. Mont- 
 gomery. Postal addresses — Airlie House, Hoylake, Cheshire; 
 and II Dale Street, Li verf)ool. Clubs — Athenaeum (Liver- 
 pool), Conservative (Liverpool), Royal Liverpool Golf. 
 
 WILLIAM BRITTAIN JONES, Esquire, C.S.I. (1883). 
 B.A. (Lond. ), Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple); was Resi- 
 dent at Hyderabad 1882-83, then Chief Commissioner 
 Central Provinces of India (retired 1885). Born 1834, being 
 the son of the Rev. William Jones of Cardigan. Ai^orial 
 bearing^s — Per saltire nebuly sable and or, in pale two 
 Eastern crowns of the last, and as many palm-trees eradi- 
 cated in fesse proper. Mantling sable and or. Crest- On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon an acorn erect, slipped 
 and leaved, a lark rising all proper. Motto — "AIEN 
 API2TETEIN." J^esidence Ash Grove, Knockholt, co. 
 Kent. 
 
 S WILLIAM CHARLES JONES, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Chester, D.L. for co. Lancaster, High Sheriff 
 1899, and Major Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry, 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Cambridge. Bom 1853, being the 
 son of William Charles Jones. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion proper, 
 holding between the paws a sun in splendour or, and sup- 
 porting under the sinister paw an increscent argent. Motto 
 — " Esto sol testis." Married, 1882, Mary, dau. of Edward 
 Greenall, Esq., of Grappenhall Hall, J. P. co. Chester; 
 and has had Isstie — (i) William Piers Montagu Jones, 
 Gentleman, b. April 26, 1883; Kathleen (deceased); 
 and Madge. Seats — The Oaklands, Preston Brook, Che- 
 shire ; Lannerch Park, St. Asaph. Clubs — Conservative, 
 Cavalry. 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM HOLLINGWORTH QUAYLE 
 JONES, Knight Bachelor (Letters Patent, 1892), Capt. 
 
 West Suflolk Militia, afterwards 3rd Batt. Suffolk Regt. (re- 
 tired with rank of Major and permission to wear the uniform. 
 
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 1900), Barrister-at-Law. Bom Feb. 6, 1854, being the eldest 
 son of the Rev. Charles William Jones, sometime Vicar of 
 Pakciilmni, and Rural Dean [to whom refer], by his wife 
 liarUira Rose, dau. of Rolicrt NV'ealc, first Poor Law Com- 
 nti&iiont-r ; was created Knight llachelor 1892. Livery— 
 White, with black facings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a chevron ermines between three ravens 
 sable, on a chief engrailed of the second a heart or (for 
 lones) ; a and 3 argent, on a chevron sable, eutt^e-d'eau, 
 between three quails proper, in the centre cnief point a 
 pellet, two swords points upwards of the first (for Quayle) ; 
 and fur his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 heart or, a raven sable, gorged with a collar gemel argent ; 
 with the Motto, " Deus pascit corvos." Married, 1893, 
 Claire May, daughter of ICdmond Berdoe- Wilkinson, second 
 surviving son of Colonel Berdoe- Wilkinson, R.E., and then 
 of Wesilands, Chiswick. Residences — 14 Royal Avenue, 
 Chelsea, S.W. ; Barton Mere, Bury St. Edmunds. Clubs — 
 New University ; Suffolk County (Bury St. Edmunds). 
 
 S WILSON CARST.MRS JONES. Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for Flintshire (High Sheriff 189s). Bom 1857, being 
 the eldest son of the late John Carstairs Jones, Esq., 
 of Hartsheath, by his second wife Elizabeth Jane, dau. 
 of the Rev. William Currie of Boughton Hall, Cheshire. 
 Livery — Dark green coat and waistcoat, yellow piping, 
 black trousers with yellow stripe (for full dress yellow 
 plush breeches). Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chev- 
 ron or, between three escutcheons argent, each charged 
 with a boar's head couped of the first, an arrow pale- 
 ways proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert a boar's head 
 couped gules, in front of an arrow paleways proper. 
 Motto — " Heb nevol nerth nidd sicr saeth." Married, 
 1881, Maude, youngest dau. of Clement Swelenham of 
 Somerford Booths, in the co. of Chester. Seats — Harts- 
 heath, Flintshire ; Gelligynan, Denbighshire ; and The 
 Old Hall, Chester. Clubs — Constitutional, Grosvenor 
 (Chester). 
 
 JONES. Per chevron sable and vert, a chevron invected 
 argent, charged with four pallets gules between two fleurs- 
 de-lis in chief of the third and an eagle displayed in base 
 or, on a chief also of the third, a stag siatant proper 
 between two lozenges azure. Mantling sable and argent. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag statant between 
 two arms in armour counter-embowed, each holdmg in the 
 hand a fleur-de-lis. Motto — "A noddo Duw a noddir." 
 Livery — Brown with light blue facings. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Thomas Jones of Eisteddfa, Cricciedl,N. 
 Wales, by Jane Elizabeth, d. of Robert Jones:— 
 
 Robert Jones, Gentleman, M.D. (Lond.), b. 1858; ■ 
 1893, Margaret ElizaUnh, eld. d. of Sir Owen Robeni! 
 M.A., D.C.L. {q.v.) ; and has issue— Ronald Owen Ugg^ 
 Armstrong Jones, Gentleman,^. 1899; and Elaine Mawai 
 Armstrong. Hes.—" Eisteddfa," Criccieth, N. Wales;QM. 
 bury, Woodford Bridge, E^sex. C/w3i— Reform, Albemaib 
 Playgoers'. * 
 
 'I honias Jones, Gentleman, Manager Chartered Bank of 
 India, Australia, and China at Bangkok, b. 1861. j?«;-_ 
 Bangkok, Siam. 
 
 John Lloyd Thomas Jones, Esq., Major Indian Mc ' 
 Service, Assay Master Indian Mint, Calcutta, b. i86a. < 
 — E.I. United Service. Nes. — United Service (i 
 Calcutta. 
 
 David Fowden Jones, Gentleman, b. 1867; ««• only 
 of late Rev. John Hughes, Vicar of Tydweiliog, Carnai\ 
 shire; and has issue — Dorothy. Nes. — Ymwlch I: 
 Criccieth, N. Wales. 
 
 JONES (H. Coll.). Argent, a cross clech6e and poni' 
 gules, between two caducei in chief and as many c 
 displayed in base proper. Crest — On a wreath cf 
 colours, a demi-lion sable, charged with a cross as in 
 
 arms or, and holding in the dexter paw a cross Cal 
 in bend sinister also or. Motto — " Bydd lew heb lid." 
 Sons of Rev. John Jones, b. 1837 (d. 1902), Rector cf 
 Llanfihangel-cum-Llanddewi, Abergwesyn, m. 1861, 
 Mary Anne, third d. of Rev. John Davies of Adpai, 
 Newcastle-Emlyn : — 
 John Arnallt Jones, Esq., J.P. Glamorgansh., M'l 
 (Durham), D.P.H. (Dublin), L.R.C.P. (Lond.). M.R' 
 (Eng.), M. and L.S.A. (Lond.), Surg.-Maj. 2nd Vol. 1 
 Welsh Regt. and in Army Med. Reserve, Hon. A^ 
 of Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, b. i I 
 1862; m. 27 Apl. 1892, Alice Anne, second d. of Wii 
 Williams, Esq., J.P. Glamorgansh., formerly M.P. 
 Swansea Boroughs, of Maesgwernen Hall, Morriston; 
 has issue - Glyn Carbery Arnallt Jones, Gentlemar. 
 25 Nov. 1897; and Margaret Hid. jVm.— Heathii; 
 Aberavon, Port Talbot, Glamorganshire. tV///*— Swai' 
 Club (Swansea). 
 Rev. George I for Rhys Jones, B.A. (Oxon.), Clerk i 
 
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 [loly Orders, b. 1876 ; m. 1903. Eloisa, d. of late Henry 
 [iswin Willcox of Adelaide, S. Australia ; and has issue— 
 tewin Ralph Ifor Jones, Gentleman, b. 1904. Res.— 
 jtursley, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire. 
 
 : JONES (H. Coll). Per fesse gules and sable, a tower 
 iple- towered or, between two flaunches argent, each 
 larged with a cinquefoil of the first. Mantling gules and 
 
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 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle dis- 
 [j.yed or, charged on the breast with two cinquefoils in 
 e gules, and holding in each claw a palm-branch vert. 
 ^>ttO — " Sub umbra alarum." 
 
 Sons of John Syers Gregory Jones of Everton, Lanes., 
 b. ; d. ; m. , Maria Louisa, d. of Leopold 
 
 Zuloago : — 
 ohn Gregory Jones, Gentleman, b. 21 Aug. 1861 ; m. 
 March 1888, Mercedes Elena, d. of Godfrey Abel 1 ; and 
 ; issue — Norah Violet ; and Lila Mercedes. Res. — 
 ^Parsifal Road, Finchley Road, Hampstead, London, 
 I]W. ; 131 Calle Baquedano, Iquique, Chili. Clubs — 
 lior Constitutional, St. John's Wood, Arts. 
 'Vlfred Frederick Syers Jones, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. 
 - quique. Chili, South America. 
 
 ONES of Bealanamore and Headford U.O.). Gules, 
 t|ee lioncels rampant guardant or, armed and langued 
 re, on a canton of the second a fret of the first. Mant- 
 % gules and or. Crest— On a w reath of the colours, a 
 t!J)ot's head couped argent, langued and chained gules. 
 BttO — " Deus fortitudo mea." Livery — Claret, yellow 
 fr ngs. 
 
 Heir General : — 
 Ireorge Marsham, Esq., of Hayle Place, Kent, and Head- 
 fcjTlouse [q.v.]. 
 I Son of James Jones, Gentleman, b. 1838 ; d. 1902; m. 
 
 1863, Ellen Danniell : — 
 lames Jones, Gentleman, b . Res. — 
 Sons of Rev. James Jones, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), 
 Chancellor of Armagh and Rector of Kilmore, b. ; 
 d. 1871 ; m. 1836, Isabella, d. of Rev. Thomas Quin of 
 Wingfield : — 
 
 "homas John Jones, Esq. , late Col. R. A. , served in Egypt, 
 1I2 (medal, star, 3rd class Medjidieh, and ment. Desp.), 
 ^.!:839 ; m. 1869, Margaret Gertrude, d. of Theophilus 
 S pstone, K.C.M.G. ; and has issue — ^(i) Bryan John 
 J'es, Esq., Capt. Leinster Regt. served in S. Africa 
 II 5-1902 (two medals, five clasps, ment. Desp.) b. 1874; 
 (;Kustace Henry Jones, Esq., Capt. R.A., served in China 
 10 (medal) ^. 1875. Seat — Lisnawilly House, Dundalk. 
 C b — Junior United Service. 
 5hn George Jones, Esq., Admiral R.N., b. 1844; m. 
 
 ; and has issue — (i) James Jones, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.N., *. 1880; (2) John Fleming, Gentleman, b. 1891. 
 Res. — Dulargy, Ravensdale, Dundalk. 
 
 EVAN BARKER JAMES JONES-BARKER, Gentle- 
 man. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a 
 bear's head erased sable, muzzled or, on a chief invected of 
 the second, a talbot passant of the third (for Barker) ; 2 and 
 3, per chevron or and gules, two crescents issuant from each 
 a cross pat^e fitch^e in chief, and a lion rampant regardant 
 in base, all counterchanged (for Jones). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a bear's 
 head erased sable, muzzled, gorged with a collar gemel, and 
 between two estoiles all or (for Barker) ; 2. up>on a wreath 
 of the colours, a cross pat6e fitchte gules, between on the 
 dexter side an increscent, and on the sinister side a decre- 
 scent both or. Motto — " Beneficii memor." 
 
 S SYDNEY HENRY JONES-PARRY, Esquire, late 
 Capt. Royal Dublin (late Madras) Fus., J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Cardigan, High Sheriff 1871. Bom April 28, 
 1830, being the third son of the late Thomas Parry Jones- 
 Parry, Esq., Captain R.N. of Llwynonn, Wrexham, J. P. 
 and D. L. , by his wife Margaret Hooper, only child of the 
 late Robert Lloyd, Esq. , of Tregayan, co. Anglesey, a 
 Vice- Admiral of the White, J. P. and D. L. Livery - Oxford 
 mixture, and scarlet and white stripe. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a fesse engrailed between four lozenges, three 
 and one azure. Mantling azure and argent. (Srest-On 
 a wreath of the colours, five battle-axes, staves gules, headed 
 or, three in pale, and two in saltire, encircled with a wreath 
 of laurel proper. MottO " Gofal dyn duw ai gwerid." 
 Married, Aug. 27, 1857, Dorothea Anna, only child of 
 the late Charles Arthur Prichard, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 of Tyllwydd, co. Cardigan; and has /ssi4e~(i) Charles 
 Arthur Jones-Parry, Gentleman, b. 1861 [m., Jan. 15. 
 1891, Agnes M., dau. of G. Stanton of St. Petersburg, 
 Florida, and has issue, Sydney Jones-Parry, Gentleman, d. 
 an infant ; Dorothy and Helen] ; (2) Sydney Herbert Jones- 
 Parry, Gentleman, in the Royal Navy ; Dorothea Lucy [»«.. 
 Dec. 10, 1898, Henry C. Fryer, Esq., J. P. and D.L. of 
 Aberystwyth] ; Maria Louisa, d. 1868 ; IBeatrice Ellen [tn. 
 Henry James Theodore Wood, M.A. , Barrister-at-Law, 
 and has issue] ; and Blanche Katherine Rheingar. Seat— 
 Tyllwydd, Newcastle; Emlyn, South Wales. Clubs— 
 Junior United Service, County (Cardigan). 
 
 THOMAS JOHN JONES-WILLIAMS, Esq., J. P. for 
 Worcestershire. Born 1850, being the son of the late John 
 Jones of Aberystwith, co. Cardigan, by a dau. of F. 
 Williams ; and assumed by Royal License the additional 
 surname and the arms of Williams 1871. Club — Windham. 
 Armorial bearings — Gyronny of eight ermine and ermines, 
 a lion rampant or, gutt^e-de-sang, and for distinction a 
 canton of the third. Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between two spears 
 erect proper, a talbot passant per pale ermine and erminois, 
 charged for distinction upon the shoulder with a cross crosslet 
 sable. Married, 1875, Frances, dau. of A. C. Hoofser of 
 Claines, co. Worcester, and has issue. Seat — Laughern 
 Hill, Wichenford, near Worcester. 
 
 JORDAN (H. Coll., 28 June 1839). Azure, a cinquefoil 
 ermine, between three serpents nowed or, a bordure en- 
 grailed of the second. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a crescent or, issuing there- 
 from a plume of five feathers azure entwined by a serpent 
 gold. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Edwin Jordan, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Dentville, 
 
 Conway Road, Colwyn Bay, N. Wales. 
 
 Son of Charles Jordan, Gentleman, b. 1810; d. 1893; 
 
 m. 1834, Sarah, d. of John Bradley: — 
 John Jordan, Gentleman, h. 1841 ; m. 1865, Mary, d. 
 of George Holdcn ; and has issue — (i) Joseph Jordan, 
 Gentleman, b. 1870; (2) Charles Jordan, Gentleman, b. 
 187s; (3) John Bradley Jordan, Gentleman, b. 1878; 
 Elizabeth Astley ; and Lydia. Res. — i Woodlands, Dale 
 Road, Buxton, Derbyshire. 
 
 Sons of William Jordan, Gentleman, b. 1814 ; d. 1886; 
 
 m. , Catherine Atkinson, d. of Robert Luckman, 
 
 Solicitor : — 
 John Joseph Jordan, Gentleman, ^. . Res. — Warwick 
 House, Wellington Road North, Stockport, Lanes. 
 
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 Frederick William Jordan, Gentleman, M.D. (Durham), 
 B.Sc (Manchester), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond. , 
 L.S.A., D.P.H. (Manch.), h. 1849; m. 1880, Frances, d. 
 of Edward Cope; and has issue — (j) Norman Theodore 
 Kingsley Jordan, Gentleman, b. 1S86; (2) Cvril Frederick 
 Astley Jordan, Gentleman, b. 189a ; and Marguerite 
 Frances. Jits. — Astley House, Heaton Moor, Heaton 
 Norris, Lanes. 
 
 JOSEPH. Argent, on a saltire indented ermines, 
 between four spear-heads sable, a spear-head of the hrst, 
 all within a bordure engrailed also sable. Mpwt.itng' sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of three spears, one in p>ale and two in saltire sable, a 
 wolfs head proper, couped and charged on the neck with a 
 fess ermine. MottO— ' ' Ofner na ofno angan. " 
 
 Sons of David Joseph of Merthyr Tydfil and Sneyd 
 Park, Bristol, Civil Engineer, b. 1813 ; d. 1885 ; m. 
 1845, Margaret, d. of Thomas Morgan of Graig, 
 Merthyr Tydfil, and Pare Coed Marchen, nr. Cardiff: — 
 
 Richard Joseph Watkin, Gentleman, b. 1854; m. 1896, 
 Katharine, d. of Charles Hastings Barton of Maryl>orough, 
 Queensland ; and has issue — Morgan Joseph Watkin, 
 Gentleman, b. 1898; and Katharine Anne. Res. — 47 
 Glentworth Road, Rcdland, Bristol. 
 
 David Thomas Joseph- Watkin, Gentleman, b. 1857. 
 Res. — New Zealand. 
 
 Arthur Hill Joseph, Gentleman, M.D. (Lond.), b. 
 30 Nov. 1862 ; m. a^ Oct. 1893, Gertrude Helen Taylor, 
 d. of late William Evans Glyde ; and has issue — David 
 Lavington Glyde Joseph, Gentleman, b. 10 July 1895; 
 and Gertrude Norah Glyde. Res. — Glanmor, Cantelupe 
 Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, S.O., Sussex. Club— BexhiW Club 
 (Bexhill). 
 
 Howard Rhys Watkin, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 1903, 
 his cousin Elizabeth, d. and coh. of late Morgan Joseph 
 of South Lawn, Lansdowne, Bath. Res. — 6 Westbourne 
 Street, Hyde Park, London, W. 
 
 Son of Thomas Joseph, b. 1817 ; d. 1890 ; m. : — 
 
 Thomas Morgan Joseph- Watkin, Gentleman Portcullis, 
 Pursuivant of Arms [q.v.). 
 
 William Watkin Joseph- Watkin, Gentleman, b. 
 
 JOSEPH (H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron azure, between 
 two garbs in chief gules and a camel's head erased in base 
 sable, an increscent argent, between two mullets of the first, 
 on a chief of the second, a sun in splendour proper, be- 
 tween two greyhound's heads erased of the fifth. Mj^nt-H^'g 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, the 
 battlements of a tower proper, therefrom issuant a demi- 
 greyhound argent, holdidg in the dexter paw a battle-axe 
 sable and resting the sinister on a mullet or. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Hymen Aron Joseph, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Rutland 
 House, Highbury, London, N. 
 
 S THOMAS MORGAN JOSEPH-WATKIN, Gentle- 
 man, Portcullis Pursuivant of Arms, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Bachelor of Arts of the University of Cambridge ; reassumed 
 by Royal Licence, dated Aug. 13, 1894, the paternal surname 
 of Watkin. Born April 13, 1856, being the second son of 
 Thomas Joseph, Esquire, late of Tydraw Treherbert and 
 the Bultrills Merthyr Dovan, both m the county of Gla- 
 morgan, Justice of the Peace of the said county (deceased), 
 by his wife Louisa, daughter of the late David Davis of 
 Blaengwawr, Aberdare, also in the said county, formerly 
 David Jeffreys. C/k<>— Badminton. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms: Argent, on a saltire indented 
 ermines, between four spear-heads sable, a spear-head of 
 the first, all within a bordure engrailed also sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of three sjDcars erect, one in 
 pale and two in saltire sable, a wolfs head proper, couped, 
 and charged on the neck with a fesse ermine. Motto — 
 " Ofner na ofno angau." Postal address — College of Arms, 
 London. 
 
 CLEMENT JOSLIN, Gentleman. Bom 1842, being 
 the third son of the late Henry Joslin of Hoppey Hall, 
 Upminster, Essex, by his wife Priscilla, dau. of John Mason 
 of Suffolk. Armorial bearingrs— Per chevron azure and 
 or, two fleurs-de-lis in chief of the la,st, and in base a circular 
 wreath sable and of the first, with four hawks' bells con- 
 
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 joined thereto proper. Ma n tl in g azure and or. Orwt- 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, between two h.awks' bell- 
 rock tht-reon a falcon's le^ erased at the thigh and bellr 
 all proper. MottO — " Faire mon devoir." Afarned, 
 
 , Isabella, dau. of Rev. John Davies; and has w 
 other Issue— Clcmtnl Davies Joslin, Gentleman. /*,; 
 address— High House, Purfleet. 
 
 S HENRY JOSLIN, Esquire, J.P. and D.I.. for Es^- 
 High Sheriff 1895-96, Alderman of the Essex Com 
 Council. Bom Feb. a6, 1839, being the eldest son of ; 
 late Henry Joslin of Hoppey Hall, Upminster, Essex, 1, 
 his wife Priscilla, dau. of John Mason of Suffolk, l.ivtn 
 Dark blue coat, blue and gold strii>cd waistcoat, t 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— Per chevron azure and 
 two fleurs-df-lis in chief of the last, and in base a circ. 
 wreath sable and of the fir.st, with four hawks' Wis i 
 joined thereto proper. Mantling azure and or. Crei; 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, l^etween two hawks' bei; 
 rock thereon a falcon's leg erased at the thii^h and bel . 
 all proper. Motto — " Faire mon devoir." Married, 1 
 5, 1865, Rebecca Mary (who d. 1873), dau. of the 
 Edward Giles of Clapham Common, Surrey, and widow 
 the Rev. George Clayton. Estates — Gaynes P.irk . 
 Hoppey Hall, and other property. Postal address— Gi^) 
 Park, Upminster, Essex. 
 
 WALTER JOSLIN, Gentleman. Born 1840, beinK ■ 
 second son of the late Henry Joslin of Hoppoy 11 
 Upminster, Essex, by his wife Priscilla, dau. of I 
 Mason of Suffolk. Armorial bearing^— Per chevron a: 
 
 and or, two fleurs-de-lis in chief of the last, and in base » 
 circular wreath sable and of the first, with four hawks'teUs 
 conjoined thereto proper. Mantling azure and or. Crw 
 — On a wreath of the colours, between two hawks' bell- 
 rock thereon a falcon's leg erased at the thigh and h 
 all proper. Motto—" Faire mon devoir." Married, iB;, 
 Marv Eliza, dau. of Frederick Shorland Gervis, Esq., J 1' 
 and 'has Issue— (i) Henry Walter Joslin, Gentleman. ' 
 (at Aveley) 1875 ; (2) Arnold Gervis Joslin, Gentleman 
 (at Orsett) July 14, 1885 ; Alice Mary ; Muriel ; and L 
 Margery. Postal address— The Hunts, Upminster. 
 
 JOSSELYN, see JOCELYN. 
 
 JOU9ERT, or JOUBERT DE LA FERT^, sec DE Wj 
 FERTE, 
 
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 -:The Late Sir HENRY JOHN JOURDAIN, 
 9 K.C.M.G. (1900. C.M.G. 1886) (died 1901), one of 
 tl Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London ; 
 ^5 Government Member of the General Board of Health 
 ojMauriiius 1867-74, and Member of the Council of 
 (>ernment 1868-74, was Hon. Commissioner for Mauri- 
 ti| at Colonial and Indian Exhibition 1886, Vice-Presi- 
 dk of the Royal Colonial Institute. Bor>i Sept. 15, 
 1I5, being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 laT Frederick John Jourdain of London, Merchant, and 
 hiwife Emily, «<fe Griffith. Livery — Claret. Armorial 
 iKriags — Argent, on a pile azure, sem^ of cross cross- 
 lel a lion ramp>ant or between two mullets in base 
 gws, pierced of the field, the escutcheon being sur- 
 rcnded by the ribbon and pendent his badge as a 
 Kt.M.G. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a Teat h of the colours, a lion sejant or, charged on 
 th body with two cross crosslets in pale, holding in the 
 deer fore-paw a cross crosslet, and resting the sinister 
 um an escallop all azure. Motto—" Frangas non flectas." 
 Alrried, firstly, i860, Rosina Augusta (rf. 1880), dau. of 
 th ate George C. Bourguignon of Neuveville. Switzerland, 
 ai Mauritius ; and secondly, 1884, Ada Mary, dau. of 
 Jaes Pattison Currie of Esher, by his first marria<;e with 
 Ai a Dora, sister of the 1st Viscount Esher ; and has Issue 
 — ) Henry James Jourdain, Esq., b. April 30, 1888; (2) 
 P( y Frederick Currie Jourdain, Esq.,^. Aug. 14, 1889; 
 (3' 'harles Edward George Jourdain, Esq., b. Sept. i, 1890; 
 Af Violet Emily ; Marguerite Isabel ; and Evelyn Jessie. 
 Riience — The Elms, Watford, Herts. Clubs — Conserva- 
 tiv Oriental. 
 
 >YCE (12 Dec. 1901, to descendants of late John Hall 
 Jo e of Blackfordby). Barry of four ermine and gules, 
 on . bend, between two leopards' faces or, three water- 
 bo :ets sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wrjth of the colours, in front of a lion rampant proper, 
 coked nebuly, with chuin reflexed over the back or, 
 thrj; water-bougets fessewise sable. Motto — ' ' Nee temere 
 neiimidf." 
 
 Son of William Joyce of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, b. 1832 ; 
 i. 1883; m. 1861, Harriette Botry Matthews: — 
 
 ;— Joyce. 
 Sons of late John Hall Joyce of Blackfordby, Leics. : — 
 
 Jiin Hall Joyce, Esq., J. P. Leics., b. 1833; m. 1866, 
 Anie, d. of John George Ward of Blackfordby. Res. — 
 Blacfordby, Burton-on-Trent. 
 
 ^:holas Joyce, Esq., J. P. Leics. and borough of Stafford 
 (M or 1885-6), b. 183s; m. 1873, Louisa E. Wright of 
 He,her Hall, Ashby-de-la-Zouche. Res. — Rowley Park, 
 Sta)rd. 
 
 le Hon. Sir Matthew Ingle Joyce, Knt. Bach. (1900), 
 Jud; of the High Court of Justice, M.A. (Cantab.), Hon. 
 Fel Caius Coll., Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, b. 1839; m. 
 189 Miriam Bertha, d. of late Sir William Jackson, 
 1st !art., of Manor House, Birkenhead. Res. — Abbots 
 Oal Whitwick, Leicestershire. Town res. — 16 Great 
 Cuiaerland Place, W. Clubs — Athenaeum, United 
 Un ;rsity. 
 
 J'^NSON (H. ColL). Azure, an eagle's head erased 
 or, tween four roses saltire-ways argent. Crest — Up)on 
 a wath of the colours, upon a mount vert, an eagle with 
 two eads displayed azure, sem^e of roses argent. Motto 
 — ".d honorem industria ducit." 
 
 ons of Edward Joynson, Esq., Major 3rd Batt. South 
 Ancs. Regt. (Mil.), b. 1847; d. 1898; m. 1882, 
 Irnily, d. of Joseph Bright of Prince's Park, Liver- 
 ool : — 
 Cil Bright Joynson, Gentleman, b. 1883. Res. — 1 
 RoL-d Houses, South Kensington. 
 Kiineth Bright Joynson, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Liirence Bright Joynson, Gentleman, b. i88g. 
 Bic Bright Joynson, Gentleman, b. 1895. 
 
 F \NCIS JOYNSON, Gentleman, formerly Lieutenant 
 (th jyal Lancashire Militia. Born March i, 1853, being 
 he imgest son of the late Thomas Joynson of Longview, 
 Use d, in the County Palatine of Chester, and Isabella his 
 Irst ife, daughter of Samuel Mead of Liverp)ool. Armorial 
 leaJigs — He bears for Arms: Azure, an eagle's head 
 Tas- or, between four roses saltireways argent ; and for 
 lis (9St, upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, 
 n (jle with two beads displayed azure, semte of roses 
 
 argent; with the Motto, "Ad honorem industria ducit." 
 Married, April 10, 1878, Margaretta Ogle, daughter of 
 John Bell Irving of White Hill, Lockerbie, in the county 
 of Dumfries. Postal address — Wyseby, Ecclefechan, 
 Dumfries. 
 
 TERTIUS JOYNSON, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the County Palatine of Chester. Born May i, 1843, being 
 the third son of the late Thomas Joynson of Longview, 
 Liscard, in the County Palatine of Chester, and Isabella his 
 first wife, daughter of Samuel Mead of Liverjxxjl. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, an eagles 
 
 head erased or, between four roses saltireways argent, im- 
 paling the arms of Glazebrook, namely ermine, an eagle 
 displayed gules, beaked, legged, and holding in the beak 
 a fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable, two bezants each charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, an eagle with two heads 
 displayed azure, sem^e of roses argent ; with the Motto, 
 "Ad honorem industria ducit." Married, April 19, 1866, 
 Catherine Hall, daughter of Thomas Twanbrook Glaze- 
 brook of New Brighton ; and has Issue— (\) Harold Mead 
 Joynson, Gentleman and Surgeon, born February 23, 1867 ; 
 (2) Reginald Joynson, Gentleman, born December 12, 
 1871 ; (3) Alfred Tertius Joynson, Gentleman, born June 
 25, 1873; (4) Norman Mead Joynson, Gentleman, lx)rn 
 June I, 1878; (5) Arthur Glazebrook Joynson, Gentlenian, 
 born December 12, 1882 ; Edith May ; Catherine Hall ; 
 Ada Williamina Twanbrook ; Frances Muriel ; and Dorothy 
 Kirkland. Postal address — 
 
 HL WILLIAM JOYNSON, Esquire, Lieutenant- Colonel 
 6 3rd Battalion South Lancashire Regiment (Militia). 
 Born July 23, 1841, being the second son of the late 
 Thomas Joynson of Longview. Liscard, in the County 
 Palatine of Chester, and Isabella his first wife, daughter 
 of Samuel Mead of Liverpool. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Azure, an eagle's head erased or, between 
 four roses saltireways argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, an eagle with 
 two heads displayed azure, sem6e of roses argent ; with the 
 
 ii the Haval Cockade. 
 
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 Motto, "Ad honorem industria ducit." Marritd, July 7, 
 1881, Mary Eliiabeth, daughter of Carlos Chambcrlin of 
 Manchester, formerly of Vermont, Massachusetts, in the 
 United States of America. Postal addrtss — I'hc Manor 
 Mouse, Tachbrook Mallory, l^eamington. 
 
 ALFRED LANE JOYNT. B.A. (Trin. Col., Dub.), 
 youngest son of the late William Lane Joynt, Esq., J. P., 
 D. L. , Crown and Treasury Solicitor for Ireland, and his 
 wife Jane, second dau. of the late John Russell of Limerick. 
 Armorial bewtngi— Azure, an eagle's head erased, be- 
 tween three saltires couped argent. Mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant out of a chaplet of oak wreaths vert, two eagles' 
 heads conjoined, the dexter gules, the sinister azure. Motto 
 — "Nee degencro." Married, 1896, Nora, elder dau. of 
 Colonel Edward Cattell ; and has /««?— Nora Daffodil. 
 Rtsidtnct—^ Pembroke Road, Clyde Road, Dublin. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER JOYNT, Esquire, M.D., F.R.C.P.I.. 
 P'ellow of the University of Bombay, Deputy Surgeon- 
 General, I.M.S (retired). Born 1828, being the son of 
 Henry Joynt of Ballina, co. Mayo, by Eleanor his wife, 
 daughter of William Johnson of Maylaugh. Armo- 
 rial bearings Azure, on a saltire or, between in chief a 
 spur of the second, winged argent, and three fleurs-de-lis, 
 two in the flanks and one in base of the second, a trefoil 
 slipped vert. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a boar passant 
 proper, resting the foreleg on an escutcheon azure, charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis or. Motto —" I hope. " Married, firslly, 
 June 4, 1863, Lily Anna, dau. of William Noble Holton, 
 Esq., j.P., of Woodberry House, co. Roscommon, and 
 secondly, Aug. 11, 1887, Elizabeth Anna, dau. of William 
 Keough of Rockfield House, Dundrum ; and has Issue -(i) 
 Henry Noble Holton Joynt, Gentleman, M. D. , 6. March 24, 
 1864; (a) Francis Christopher Dudley Joynt, Gentleman, 
 B.A., Solicitor, i. Nov. 4, 1873; (3) William Grierson 
 Joynt, Gentleman, M.D., i. April 17, 1875; (4) George 
 Arthur Joynt, Gentleman, B.A.L. , d. March 16, 1880; 
 Eleanor Eteatrice Mary (deceased) ; Maud Anna Evans ; 
 Lilian Gertrude ; and Mabel Sarah. /Residence -21 L,eeson 
 Park, Dublin. 
 
 The Reverend HENRY RUSSELL JOYNT. M.A. 
 (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of 
 Marksbury, Somerset, second son of the late William Lane 
 Joynt, Esq., J.P. for the counties of Clare and Dublin, 
 D. L. for Dublin (Lord Mayor 1867) and Mayor of Limerick 
 1862, Crown and Treasury Solicitor for Ireland, by his wife 
 
 f LimenEI 
 
 Jane, second dau. of the late John Russell of 
 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, an eagle's hoad erased, t)rt»' 
 three saltires couped argent. Mantling azure and ar^ 
 and for his Orest, upon a wreath of the colours, iss<n'v 
 of a chaplet of oak wreaths vert, two eagles' heads !-• 
 the dexter gules, the sinister azure. Motto—" .Ni 
 ero." ^w»rf*n«— Marksbury Rectory, Bristol 
 
 FRANCIS SAVILE HARRY JUDD, Esquire, J_ 
 of the Peace for the county of Essex, Bachelor of Art 
 the University of Cambridge. Bom Septemljcr 6, i 
 being the fifth and only surviving son of John Phillipps Jn 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenaiu 
 Rickling, in the county of Essex, by his wife Frances Ai 
 daughter of Harry Scott, late Her Majesty's Consul 
 Bordeaux. C/ui — White's. Livery — Dark hlue, ci; 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings — He bears for Anns ; Ar 
 a chevron paly of eight ermine and vert Iwlwecn i: 
 earbs or, each char^^ed with a fleur-de-lis of the 1! 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet liefiltinp I.: ! 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Cns'. 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin's heatl erased |«-: 
 or and vert, charged with three fleurs-de-lis countercliai., 
 in the beak an ear of wheat gold ; with the Motto, 
 mea messis erit." Married, October 29, 1889, the k 
 Honourable Ellen Georgiana, Baroness St. John of HI. 
 (widow of the Right Honourable the fifteenth Baron 
 John of Bletsoe, and daughter of Edward Nassau .So;, 
 Esquire, Poor Law Commissioner of Ireland) ; she < 
 Dec. 26, 1890. Estate — Maces Place, Rickling, co. Iv 
 Postal address — Maces Place, Rickling, Bishop's St 
 ford. 
 
 JAMES JUMP, Esquire, J.P. Essex, nam 1855, 1 
 the son of Henry Jump, Esq., of Woodlands, Gate; 
 Lanes., J. P., by Mary, dau. of James Browne of V. 
 Derby, Liverpwol. Airmorial bearings — Azure, a ( 
 parted and fretty or, in the first and fourth quarters a m 
 head erased, and in the second and third a rose ar:: 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the col 
 a demi-stag regardant proper, charged on the shoulder 
 three roses chevronways argent, supporting a passion 1 
 or. Married, 1880, Annie, second dau. of Franc; 
 Reynolds of Hillside, Woolton, Lanes.; and has had / 
 — (i) Henry Jump, Gentleman, b. Nov. 2, 1882; (a) k 
 James Jump, Gentleman, b. 1885, d. 1891 ; (3) Ralph 1 
 Jump, Gentleman,^. Aug. 17, 1888; Pansy; Maude; El. 
 Mary ; Clare ; and Annette. Seat — Woodlands, Gale.. 
 Lancashire. Residence — Hardwicke House, Bury St. : 
 munds, Suffolk. Clubs— Reiovm, West Suffolk Couni\ 
 
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 S WILLIAM FRANCIS DE VISMES KANE, Es- 
 quire, M.A., J.P. and D.L. co. Monaghan, High 
 Sheriff 1865, M.R.I. A. Bom 1840, being the second 
 and only surviving son of Joseph Kane of Harold's 
 Cross, in the county of Dublin, and Withycombe Grange, 
 Exmouth, in the county of Devon, by his wife Eliza Jane, 
 only dau. of Colonel the Count de Vismes of the Coldstream 
 Guards, sometime of Exmouth, in the county of Devon. 
 Livery — Coat, red with yellow trimmings. Armoxial 
 bearings — Gules, three salmons haurient argent, in centre 
 chief point an estoile or. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a naked arm embowed proper, charged with an estoile 
 gules, holding a sword also proper. Motto — "Pro 
 patria." Married, 1862, Amelia Maria Jane {d. March 
 1901), daughter of the Reverend Charles James Hamilton, 
 Master of Arts, sometime Incumbent of Kimberworth, 
 near Sheffield ; and has Issue — Joseph George Auriol Kane, 
 Gentleman, M.D., born 1865 [m., 1891, Adeline, dau. of 
 the late Thomas Morres Hamilton-Jones of Moneyglass, 
 CO. Down, d.s.p. 1896]; and Rose Emmeline Margaret; 
 m., secondly, 1902, Hon. Louisa Catherine, dau. of ist 
 Lord Bateman, and widow of Col. Henry Green-Wilkin- 
 
 son, Scots. Fus. Guards. ^.f/a/w — Drumreaske. neir 
 Monaghan, and an estate in the Barony of Trough, inthe 
 county of Monaghan, and freeholds in the county and citjrOf 
 Dublin. Postal address — Drumreaske House, Monaghaa 
 Club — Royal Societies. 
 
 KARIADOC, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 KARR, see SETON-KARR. 
 
 The Honourable HENRY EDWARD KATER oj 
 Mount Broughton, Moss Vale, New South Wales, Justice ol 
 the Peace, Member of the Legislative Council for thatcoloo)r^ 
 Member of the Licensing Court. Born September 20, 1S41, 
 being the eldest son of Henry Herman Kater of Calr 
 near Orange, New South Wales, Justice of the Peac 
 his wife Eliza Charlotte, daughter of Major Edward Dar 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Anna : Quarterly i 
 4, azure on a bend engrailed or, between two fleurs'. 
 argent an eagle with two heads displayed sable (for Ka: 
 2. gules, a chevron vairy or and azure, between three : 
 argent (for Reeve) ; 3. gules, a leg in armour couped a' 
 thigh between two spears erect points upwards. Upo; 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, w 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 jTiantling azure and or ; and for his Orest, upon a wreath 
 pf the colours, a cat rampant guardant proper, between two 
 Mephants' trunks or; with the HottO, " Nil mortalibus ar- 
 jluuni. " Married, February 8, 1870, Mary Eliza, daughter 
 
 " William Forster of Brush Farm, New South Wales ; and 
 iS Issue — (i) Henry Herman Kater, Gentleman, born 
 ctober 31, 1870; Norman William Kater, Gentleman, 
 brn November 18, 1874. Postal address — Mount Brough- 
 [n, Moss Vale, New South Wales. 
 
 MORGAN BUTLER KAVANAGH, Gentleman. Born 
 ay 23, 1876, being the eldest son of the late Morgan 
 utler Kavanagh, Esq., J. P., of Seville Lodge, co. Kilkenny, 
 \d Merrion Square, Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife 
 atie, only surviving child of Eugene Shine of Seville 
 3dge. Armorial bearings Argent, a lion passant gules, 
 tose two crescents of the last. Mantling gules and 
 gent. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, between 
 horns of a crescent gules, a garb or. Motto— 
 Siothchain agus fairsinge." 
 
 WALTER MACMORROUGH KAVANAGH, 
 m- Esquire, of Borris, co. Carlow, J. P. and D.L. for that 
 unty. High Sheriff 1884, J. P. co. Kilkenny, High Sheriff 
 . Wexford, 1893, l^'e Capt. Sth Batt. Royal Irish Rifles. 
 >rw Jan. 14, 1856, being the eldest son of the late Right 
 on. Arthur MacMorrough Kavanagh of Borris, Lord- 
 eut. of that county, one of H.M.'s Most Hon. Privy 
 )uncil in Ireland, M.P. co. Wexford 1866-68, co. Carlow 
 69-80, J. P. and D.L. High Sheriff co. Kilkenny 1856, co. 
 flow 1857, by his wife Frances Mary, only surviving child 
 
 Rev. Joseph Forde Leathley. Armorial bearings- 
 gent, a lion passant gules, in base two crescents of the 
 ;t. Mantling gules and argent. Crest Upon a wreath 
 
 the colours, between the horns of a crescent gules, a 
 rbor. Motto— " Siothchain agus fairsinge." Married, 
 lb. I, 1887, Helen Louisa, dau. of Col. John S. Howard; 
 d has Issue (i) Thomas Arthur Kavanagh, Gentleman, 
 
 Ian. 12, 1888; (2) Dermot Kavanagh, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 
 1890. 5<ra/— Borris House, Borris, co. Carlow. Clubs— 
 .rlton, Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 
 ALEXANDER KAY, Esquire, of Cornhill, in the county 
 
 of Lanark, Justice of the Peace for that county, 
 
 j«f. son of the late Alexander Kay, Merchant in Glas- 
 
 ^**" gow. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms ; 
 
 Or, a fesse gules, between two torteaux in chief, 
 
 : d a griffin's head erased vert in base. Upon the escut- 
 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a griffin's head erased vert, holding in the 
 beak a key or ; and in an escroU over the same this Motto, 
 " In Deo solo sjjes mea." Married, and has issue. Estate 
 and postal address — Cornhill, Biggar, N.B. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir EDWARD EBENEZER 
 KAY, Knight Bachelor, Lord-Justice of Appeal, a Member 
 of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Justice 
 of the Peace for the county of Norfolk. Born July 2, 1822, 
 l)eing the son of the late Robert Kay of Bury, in the county 
 of Lancashire, and brother of Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth, 
 first Baronet. Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge. Athenaeum. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, three 
 ermine spots between two beiidlets sable, the whole between 
 as many crescents azure ; and for his Crest, on a crescent 
 or, a goldfinch proper. Married, 1850, Mary Valence 
 (who died 1889), daughter of the late Reverend W. French, 
 Doctor of Divinity, Master of Jesus College. Cambridge, 
 and Canon lA Ely ; and has Issue — Eva Mary Valence, and 
 Marion Annie Catherine. Seat — Thorpe Abbotts, Scole, in 
 tlie county of Norfolk. Town residence — 37 Hyde Park 
 Gardens, W. Chambers — 357 Royal Courts of Justice, 
 W.C. 
 
 THOMAS KAY, Esquire, J. P. Armorial bearings— 
 
 Per pale gules and or, two bendlets dovetailed, between a 
 key the wards upwards and to the dexter in chief and a 
 mascle in base all counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head 
 argent, erased gules, holding in the beak a key in bend the 
 wards downwards azure, within a chain in arch or. Motto 
 
 — " Clavis felicitatis labor." Married, ; and has Issue 
 
 — Harold Kay, Gentleman [has issue, Alice Hilda and 
 Helena Winifred Victoria]. Estates — Marple and Torking- 
 ton, both in Cheshire; Ashover, Derbyshire. Postal address 
 — Moorfield, Stockport. 
 
 JOHN ROBERT KEALY, Esquire, late Surgeon-Major 
 and Acting Brigade-Surgeon 3rd Volunteer Batt. (Duke of 
 
 Connaught's Hampshire Regt.), M.D. St. Andrews, Mem- 
 ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, Associate 
 
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 of King's College, lx)ndon, upon whom the Volunteer 
 Decoration has been conferred, liom Sept. 8, 1830, at 
 Ipswich, CO. Suffolk, being the eldest son of John Caley 
 (afterwards Kealy), by his wife Sarah, dau. of William 
 Goodwin of The NIount, Ipswich, co. Suftblk. Livery — 
 Claret coat, with gilt buttons, gold band round hat. 
 Armorial beurlngi— Chequy or and gules, two bendlets 
 ermine between as many escutcheons of the last, each 
 charged with a battle-axe erect sable. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion proper charged with a fesse, 
 holding in the dexter paw a battle-axe in bend both sable, 
 and resting the sinister piaw on a quatrefoil or. Motto — 
 "Ne time crede tantum." Married, March 17, 1857, 
 Charlotte Maria, dau. of John Butcher, Member of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons, England, of Spring Garden 
 House, Forton, Alverstoke; and has Issue — (i) John 
 William Gregory Kealy, Gentleman. Member of the Royal 
 College of Surgeons, Licentiate of the Royal College of 
 Physicians, b. April 11, 1858; (2) the Reverend Arthur 
 Graham Kealy, M.A. Cambridge, Chaplain Royal Navy, 
 *. Nov. 14, 1861 [«. 1896, May Flora, dau. of Charles 
 Kealy, and has issue, Dorothy May] ; (3) Charles Gonvil 
 Kealy, Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., b. July 2, 1867 ; (4) Edward 
 Herbert Kealy. Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., I.C.S., b. June 7, 
 1873 ; (5) I'ercival Hof)e Kealy, Gentleman, Lieut. R.E. , b. 
 June 6, 1878 ; and Fanny Maria. Estate and postal address 
 — Ashley House, Alverstoke, Hampshire. 
 
 FRANCIS BURTON KEANE, Esq. Born 1844, being 
 the only surviving son of the late Francis Nathaniel Keane 
 of Hermitage, by Hannah Maria, dau. of Sir Christopher 
 Marett of Limerick. Armorial bearing^s — Quarterly gules 
 and or, in the first and fourth quarters a salmon naiant 
 argent, in the second and third a tree vert. Mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 wild cat rampant guardant proper, gorged with an antique 
 Irish crown or, charged on the shoulder with a trefoil vert. 
 Motto — " Felis demulcta mitis." Married, 1871, Mary, 
 dau. of Wm. G. Gubbins, Esq. , J. P. , of Castle Troy, co. 
 Limerick, and widow of David Bomford, Esq. ; and has, 
 with other Issue — Francis Thomas Keane, Gentleman, b. 
 1872. Seat — Hermitage, Clare, Ireland. 
 
 FREDERICK HENRY KEANE, Gentleman. Born 
 March 13, 1857, being the only son of the late Col. Leo- 
 pold George Frederick Keane, C. B. (the second son of 
 Sir Richard Keane, 2nd Baronet), by his wife Charlotte 
 French, dau. of the Venerable and Reverend Dr. Henry 
 Cotton, late Archdeacon of Cashel. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, three salmon naiant in pale argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cat-a-mountain sejant proper, supporting in his dexter paw 
 a banner of the Union of Great Britain. Motto — " Fells 
 demulcta mitis." Married, 1893, Elizabeth only dau. of 
 William H. Penrose of Laughane, co. Cork ; and has 
 Issue — Frederick William Leopold Keane, b. Nov. 25, 
 1897. Postal address — Tivoli, Cappoquin, co. Waterford. 
 
 MARCUS KEANE, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Clare. 
 Bom 1854, being the second son of the late Marcus Keane, 
 Esq., J. P., of Beech Park, by Louisa Isabella, dau. of 
 Nicholas Westby. Armorial bearings — Quarterty gules 
 and or, in the first and fourth quarters a salmon naiant 
 argent, in the second and third quarters a tree vert. Mant- 
 ling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a wild cat rampant guardant proper, gorged with 
 an antique Irish crown or, and charged on the shoulder with 
 a trefoil vert. Motto -"Felis demulcta mitis." Seats— 
 Beech Park, Ennis; Doon Dahlin, Carrigaholt. Club— 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 KEARLEY (H. Coll.). Or, a tower sable, between 
 two javelins erect proper, and as many roses palewise 
 gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon the battlements of a tower sable, between 
 two arms embowed, the hands holding a javelin fessewise 
 the head to the sinister propier, a rose gules. Motto — 
 " Fit via vi." Livery — Blue with black facings. 
 
 Son of George Ewbanke Kearley of Uxbridge, b. 1814; 
 d. 1876; m. 1841, Mary, d. of Charles Hudson: — 
 
 Hudson Ewbanke Kearley, Esq., J. P. Surrey, J.P. and 
 
 D.L. Bucks, M.l*. Devonport since 189a, b, 1856; 
 
 Selina, d. of Edward Cnester of Blisworth, N ^ 
 
 and has issue— (i) Gerald Chester Kearley, Gentleain' 
 
 orthaaif^ 
 
 b. 1890; (2) Mark Hudson Kearley, Gentleman, b. 18 
 and Beryl Kathleen. Estate— V\'\X\.\ng[.on, Marlow. 
 — Gwylfa Hiraethog, Denbigh. Tinvn res.—^i Grosvi 
 Place, London, S.W. C/«^j— Reform. 
 
 KEARNEY, see BUTLER-KEARNEY. 
 
 JOSEPH ANDREW KEATES, Esquire, of Bishop'f 
 Nympton, in the county of Devon. Bom De^ 
 
 \XPS\fPti '^^™^'' ^4' '^33' ^'"g 'he youngest but only 
 
 lAvCtlvA) surviving son of the late William Keates, £(• 
 
 quire, of Greenfield, in the county of Flint, 
 
 Justice of the Peace, High Sheriff 1874, by his wife Susan 
 
 Penrose, eldest daughter of Joseph Andrew of Red™'!',' ?; 
 Cornwall. C/«*:r— Junior Carlton, Royal Torbay Yacm 
 (Torbay). Armorial bearings— He bears for AOT- 
 Argent, on a pale sable, three cats-a-mountain of the no* 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 a canton of the second a cake of copper proper, 
 bon the escutcheon is placed a helmet h«fitting his 
 cjree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 (isst, upon a wreath of the colours, a tiger proper, charged 
 yh three bezants fesseways resting the dexter paw upon 
 a' escutcheon sable, thereon a cake of copper proper. 
 Itto — " Esto memor." Married, April 26, i86o, Eliza- 
 bih, second daughter of Edmund Brock Lyon of Neston, 
 ill he county of Chester ; and has Issue — (1) Edmund Lyon 
 fiates, Gentleman, Barrister (Inner Temple), born 1861 ; 
 (i William Keates, Esquire, Major Suffolk Regiment, 
 hn June 7, 1862 ; {3) the Reverend Herbert Andrew 
 I>atesof New College, Oxford; (4) John Keates, Gentle- 
 n 1 ; Florence Mary [married, November 20, 1890, Sir 
 iry Beyer Robertson of Pal6, in the county of Merioneth] ; 
 
 Elizabeth. Seats — Bishop's Nympton, in the county of 
 
 on ; and Dunstone, Torquay, Devon. 
 
 HE Rev. WILLIAM KEATING, M.A. (Exeter Coll.) 
 Oord, Clerk in Holy Orders, late Rector of the Parish of 
 erstock, near Salisbury. Born June 13, 1823, being 
 thjonly son of the late William Keating of Leyton, Essex, 
 of Gray's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Marianne 
 Wiarton, dau. of Benjamin Nind of Overbury, Worcester- 
 hp, and of Leyton, Essex. Armorial bearing^s — 
 At'nt, on a saltire gules, between in chief a rose of the 
 lai barbed and seeded proper, in fess« two oak leaves 
 sli)ed, and a cross crosslet fitch^e in base vert, an oak 
 le: slipped or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a eath of the colours, a boar passant gules holding in the 
 mi th an oak leaf slipped between two oak branches proper. 
 M'ito — "Amor ducit patriae." Married, Nov. 9, 1848, 
 Lcisa Caroline, youngest dau. of the late Richard Morgan, 
 Sepr Captain and Commodore in the H.E. I.C.'s Navy, 
 foi erly Master .Attendant at Bombay ; and has Issue — 
 (i)iVilliam Amboor Keating, b. Sept. 25, 1851, d. July 3, 
 18J; (2) Francis Amboor Keating, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (0»n.), Barrister-at-Law, b. March 22, 1853 \in. Con- 
 sta';e Mary, dau. of F. W. Prell of Hanover and Mel- 
 boine; and has issue, an only son, Harold Francis 
 Anoor Keating]; (3) William Cooper Keating, b. July 
 12,860, d. Aug. 30, i86i ; Marian \in. to F. Craufurd 
 Gt e, Esq. , eldest son of Rt. Hon. Sir William Grove ; 
 shef. Oct. 16, 1896] ; Louisa Caroline \_m. Herbert Haynes 
 Tw ing] ; Fanny, d. May 14, 1869; Maria Madaleine ; 
 Ma(ileine Maria \jn. James Herbert Ashburner] ; and 
 Katleen. Residence — 177 Queen's Gate, London, S.W. 
 
 H:CK, seePOWYS-KECK. 
 
 BWARD WELLS KEEGAN, Esquire, J. P. (High 
 She f 1892 of the co. of the town of Carrickfergus). Born 
 Ma 1 4, 1850, being the eldest son of the late Betcr Keegan, 
 
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 .{.p., b/ his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late 
 Bei;juin of Omagh, co. Tyrone. C/w^— Ulster Reform 
 
 (Belfast). Livery — P'rock coat aad vest, blue refine, witli 
 crimson stripe at side of trousers. Armorial bearing's — 
 Gules, a lion salient, crowned, and holding in the dexter 
 paw a crescent all or, a chief nebuly of the last. M an t lin g 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 hand holding a sheaf of five arrows all proper, charged on 
 the wrist with a harp or, stringed argent. Motto — " Nun- 
 quam non paratus." Married, firstly, April 25, 1877, 
 Kate Mary, eldest dau. of George F. Roughan, M.D. , 
 Inspector Local Government Board, Ireland (she rf. 1893). 
 He married secondly, Aug. 18, 1897, Stella Julia Mary, 
 dau. of George E. Browne, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of Browns- 
 town, Ballinrobe, co. Mayo, and M.P. for same co. 
 1870-80; and has /jjtti? by his first marriage — (i) Edward 
 Keegan, b. Dec. 30, 1879, d. Feb. 16, 1880; (2) George 
 Alexander Keegan, Gentleman, b. Feb. 22, 1884; (3) 
 Charles Aloysius Marie Keegan, Gentleman, b. May 17, 
 1885 ; (4) Herbert Leo Keegan, Gentleman, b. Feb. 3, 
 1888 ; Lilian Mary ; and Kathleen Mary Evelyne. Estates 
 — Burriseleigh, co. Tipperary; and in Belfast. Postal 
 address — Clonavar, Strandtown, co. Down. 
 
 KEELING, quartered by FLETCHER. 
 
 KEELING (H. Coll., i6 Oct. i886). Ermine, a scaling- 
 ladder in bend sable, over all a lion rampant or, holding 
 between the paws an escutcheon argent, charged with a 
 cross patde fitch^e gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion 
 rampant or, holding between the paws an escutcheon gules, 
 charged with a cross pat6e fitch^e argent, a scaling-ladder 
 fessewise sable. Motto — " Honneur sans reproche." 
 
 Sons of Frederic John Keeling, Gentleman, b. 1826; 
 d. 1900 ; m. 1885, Alice May Mildred, d. of late George 
 Chapman, Solicitor:— 
 
 Frederic Hillersdon Keeling, Gentleman, b. 1886. 
 Res. — St. Mary's Terrace, Colchester. 
 
 Guy William Keeling, Gentleman, b. 1890. Res. — St. 
 Mary's Terrace, Colchester. 
 
 HENRY PEACH KEIGHLY-PEACH, Esq.,of Idlicote 
 House, CO. Warwick, J. P., late Capt. in the Royal Horse 
 Guards Blue ; assumed the name and arms of Peach in addi- 
 tion to his patronymic of Keighly, in accordance with the 
 will of his late great-uncle, Samuel Peach of Idlicote House. 
 Born March 22, 1834, being the son of the late Henry Peach 
 Keighly, Esq., Major 3rd Regt. Madras Light Cavalry, and 
 Judge-Advocate-General of the Madras Army, by his wife 
 Emma Spicer, third daughter of the Rev. William Godfrey 
 Huet. Club—Army and Navy. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, gules between two chevrons argent, three 
 martlets of the second (for Peach); 2 and 3, per bend en- 
 grailed sable and argent, a fesse charged with two mullets 
 all counterchanged (for Keighly). Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant per fesse ermine and gules, crowned 
 or (for Peach) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's 
 head sable, langued gules, charged with three mullets all 
 counterchanged (for Keighly). Motto (for Peach) — " Quic- 
 quid dignum saniente bonoque est." Married, Aug. 5, 
 1862, Lucy Isabella, second daughter of William Selby 
 Lowndes of Whaddon Hall, Bucks; and has Issue — (i^ 
 Henry Keighly- Peach, Gentleman, b. June 19, 1864 ; (2) 
 Charles William Keighly-Peach, Gentleman, b. Sept. 23, 
 1865 ; Isabella Emma Maria ; Lucy Christiana ; and 
 Florence Jessie. Seats — Idlicote House, Shipston-on-Stour ; 
 Alderminster Lodge, Stratford-on-Avon. 
 
 CAMPBELL KEIR-MACKINTOSH, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly, ist and 4th grand quarters, t. 
 and iiii., or, a lion rampant gules ; ii., argent, a dexter nana 
 couped fesseways grasping a man's heart paleways gules ; 
 iii. , azure, a boar's head couped or, the first and fourth 
 grand quarters within a bordure gules, charged with eight an- 
 nulets or ; 2nd and 3rd, grand quarters, or, a cross engrailed 
 sable, between four roses gules. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests— 1. on the dexter side, on a wreath of the colours, 
 a cat courant guardant proper (for Mackintosh) ; 2. on the 
 sinister side, on a wreath of tlie colours, a pelican vulning 
 herself proper (for Keir). Mottoes—" Touch not the cat but 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a glove," and "Virescil in arduis virtus." 6m/ — Dalini- 
 gavie, Invernesa. 
 
 KEKEWICH (Vn. Cornwall. i6ao). Argent, two lions 
 passant in Ix-nd sable between two Ijendlets gules. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Great — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a leopard's head and neck aflfrontte and erased sable. 
 Motto " Kructus virtutis." 
 
 Sons of Samuel Trehawkc Kekewich, Esq.. of Pea- 
 more. I)cvon. J.P.. D.L. (High Sheriff 1834), M.P. 
 for Exeter 1836-1830, and for S. Devon 1858, l>. 1796 ; 
 d. 1873 ; m. 1st, i8ao. Agatha Maria Sophia, d. of 
 
 Km Langston of Sarsdcn. co. Oxford; and. 1840, 
 uisn, only d. of Lewis William Buck of Moreton, 
 Devon. M.P. : - 
 Trehawkc Kekewich. Esq.. J. P. and D.L. co. Devon. 
 M.A. (Oxon.). b. 1833; m. 1st. 1849, Charlotte (</. 1879). 
 d. of Capt. George Shuldham Peard, R.N. ; and. 1881. 
 Mary Georgina. eld. d. of Rev. Samuel John Heathcote. 
 M.A.. Vic.ir of Williton. Somerset ; and has surv. issue by 
 his first mar. — (i) Trehawkc Herbert Kekewich. Gentle- 
 man, Barrister-atl^aw, Recorder of Tiverton, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 l>. 1851 ; (a) Ruljert George Kekewich, Esq.. C.B., Maj.- 
 Gen. (ret.) late Col. N. Lanes. Regt. , formerly Roy. Innis. 
 Fus. , late Mil. Sec. to Commander-in-Chief, Madras, in 
 command of troops during the Siege of Kimberley, S. 
 Africa, 1899-1900, b. 1854 ; (3) I^wis Pendarves Kekewich, 
 b. 1859 [m. Lilian Emily, d. of Sampson Hanbury of 
 Bishopstowe, Devon]; Alice Agatha [w. 1886, Rev. Charles 
 Ridley Carr] ; Mildred Salome [m. 1883, Col. Edward 
 Montague Flint, R.H.A.]; Evelyn Mary Norburn \m. 
 1883, Col. Edward Sinclair May, C.M.G.. R.A.] ; and Julia 
 Frances. Seat — Peamore House, nr. Exeter. Club — 
 United University. 
 
 Hon. Sir Arthur Kekewich. a Judge of the Chancery 
 Div. of the High Court of Justice, Fell, of Exeter Coll. 
 (Oxon.), b. 1832; m. 1858, Marianne, d. of James William 
 Freshfield ; and has issue. Res. — 7 Devonshire Place, W. 
 
 Sir George William Kekewich, K.C.B., D.C.L., formerly 
 Sec. of Educ. Dept. , Science and Art Dept. , and Board of 
 Educ. (ret. 1903), and J. P. and C.C. Middx. , b. 1841 ; is 
 m. and has issue. Res. — St. Albany. Hanworth Park, 
 Middx. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal. 
 
 GODFREY MARMADUKE LANGDALE KEL- 
 HAM, Gentleman. Bom March 30, 1857. bemg the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Augustus Kelham of 
 Eversley Park, Chester, by his wife Susan Mary, eldest 
 dau. of Samuel Aldersey of Aldersey Hall, co. Chester. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale gules and azure, three 
 covered cups or, on a chief engrailed argent, three estoiles 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-eagle with two heads displayed azure, 
 sem6e of ermine spots, and charged on each wing with 
 a covered cup all or. Motto — " Beneficiorum memor." 
 Married, June 3, 1884. Catherine, only child of Alfred 
 Dyson of Watford ; and has Issue — Roy Dyson Langdale 
 Kelham, Gentleman, b. May 25, 1891. Seat — Boxmoor, 
 CO. Herts. 
 
 HENRY ROBERT KELHAM, Esquire, Major High- 
 land Light Infantry (74th Highlanders), was present at the 
 battle of Tel-el- Kebir, Sept. 13, 1882, for which services he 
 received the Egyptian medal and Khedive's star. Bom 
 June 21, 1853, being the only son of the late Henry Kelham, 
 a Lieut. R. N., by his wife Fanny Goldie, youngest dau. of 
 James Hall, M.D., R.N. Armorial bearings- Per pale 
 gules and azure, three covered cups or, on a chief engrailed 
 argent, three estoiles sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle with two heads 
 displayed azure, sem^e of ermine spots, and charged on 
 each wing with a covered cup all or. Motto — " Benefici- 
 orum memor." Residence — 
 
 HERBERT VAVA.SOUR LANGDALE KELHAM, 
 Gentleman. Born April 30, 1861, being the third but 
 second surviving son of the late Augustus Kelham of 
 Eversley Park, Chester, by his wife Susan Mary, only 
 dau. of Samuel Aldersey of Aldersey Hall, co. Chester. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale gules and azure, three 
 covered cups or, on a chief engrailed argent, tliree estoiles 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest^On a wreath of 
 
 feel 
 
 the colours, a demi-eagle with two heads displayed tin 
 samde of ermine spots, and charged on each wini- 
 a covered cup all or. Motto— " IJenelicioruni nin 
 Married, Jan. ao, 1891, Julia, third dau. of Thomas 
 Bissett of Barrow-in-Furness; ami has Issue -U) • 
 Herbert Langdale Kelham, Gentleman, b. Sept. aa 1 
 (a) Philip Vavasour longdate Kelham. Gentlem.in '(■ 
 27, 1894 ; and Avice Dorothea Langdale. Residence 
 
 MARMADUKE LANGDALE KELHAM, Evn 
 Capt. R.N. (retired). Bom Oct. la. 1847, Ix-ing ihe-i 
 son of the late Marmaduke Kelham of Soutliwi-lt \ 
 by his wife Julia Ann, dau. of Rol)crt Christie. Arnn 
 bearings~Pcr pale gules and azure, three covt-rtvi cni 
 on a chief engrailed argent, three estoiles sable. Jlantl ■ 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the coloiu-s, a .]. 
 eagle with two heads displayed .izure, semt^e of et 
 spots, and charged on each wing with a covered cup ;i 
 Motto—" Beneficiorum memor.' Married, .May 13 1 
 Mary Isabella, youngest dau. of Robert Leslie 6(,v 
 Esq. , J. P. , D. L. , of Dungiven and Ardnargle. Resido. 
 Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 RICHARD PHILLIPS KELHAM. Gentleman. , 
 March ao, 1857, being the only son of the late I'li 
 Kelham of Conway, N. Wales, by his wife Ann, c 
 dau. of Edward Young Griffith of Bangor, N. \\ 
 Armorial bearings— Per pale gules and azure, 1 
 covered cups or, on a chief engrailed argent, three cm 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreiv 
 the colours, a demi-eagle with two heads displayed a 
 semde of ermine spots, and charged on each wing 
 a covered cup all or. Motto—" Beneficiorum men 
 Married Amelia, dau. of John Roberts ; and has li 
 Avice. Residence— 
 
 ROBERT KELHAM, Esquire, J.P., High Sheriff 1 
 Born July 12, 1813, being the second son of tht 
 Robert Kelham Langdale, who assumed by Royal Lk 
 i8ia) the surname of Kelham only, and the arms of 
 ham, in compliance with the will of his maternal u 
 Robert Kelham, dated Aug. 20, 1808, by his first 
 Dorothea, only child and heir of John Phillips of 
 Holmwood and Wellands, Siirrey. Armorial bearing 
 Per pale gules and azure, three covered cups or, on a t 
 engrailed argent, three estoiles sable. Mantling guli- 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle 
 two heads displayed azure, sem^e of ermine spots. 
 charged on each wing with a covered cup all or. Mott: 
 "Beneficiorum memor." Seat — Bleasby Hall, Soutliin... 
 Notts. 
 
 ROBERT CECIL KELHAM, Gentleman. Born ]m 
 5, 1883, being the eldest son of the late Robert Maunsdl 
 Kelham, Gentleman, by his wife Janet Agneta Louiie, 
 eldest dau. of C. C. Cogan, M.D., of Greenwich, co. Kent 
 Armorial bearing^B- Per pale gules and azure, three 
 covered cups or, on a chief engrailed argent, three estoilei 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-eagle with two heads displayed anire, 
 sem6e of ermine spots, and charged on each wing with 
 a covered cup all or. Motto— " Beneficiorum memor." 
 Residence — Havre, France. 
 
 S ARTHUR DILLON DENIS KELLY, Esquire. Maj. 
 34th Regt, claiming to be "The O'Kelly," as heid 
 of the eldest surviving branch descended from William Bojr 
 O'Kelly, 2ist O'Kelly and Lord of Jath- Maine. Bon 
 Dec. 5, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Gen. Sr 
 Richard Denis Kelly, K.C.B., by his wife Ellen, dau. oil 
 Sir William Dillon, 4th Baronet, of Lismullin, co. Meath. j 
 Livery— DaxV. blue, black facings. Armorial l)eariiigl-| 
 Quarterly i and 4, azure, a tower triple-towered, supported 
 by two lions rampant argent, as many chains descenHt" 
 from the battlements between their legs or (for Keilv) 
 and 3, argent, a lion rampant between three crescenisgu^ 
 issuant from each a star with six points of the field, < 
 all a fesse azure (for Dillon), and impaling the arm- 
 Skeffington. namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, three taUs^ 
 heads erased sable ; 2 and 3, azure, a chevron between thre^ 
 chaplets or. Mantling azure and argent. (Srest— On 1 
 wreath of the colours, an enfield statanl vert with a busnj 
 tail turned over the back. Motto— " Turris fortis 
 
 ^ is tlie MUitary Cockade. 
 
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 )eus. ■ Married, April 17, 1895, Henrietta, youngest dau. 
 f the late Hon. Chichester Thomas Foster -Skeffington 
 hird son of the Rt. Hon. the 2nd Viscount Ferrard and 
 
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 scounfess Massereene). 5'm/^^ Weston, Dulaek, co. 
 
 5ath. Estates — Mucklon, Ballyforan, Ballinasloe, co. 
 I :lway ; and Kilcash, co. Roscommon. Club — United 
 ! rvice. 
 
 EDWARD FESTUS KELLY, Gentleman, Master of 
 X- New Forest Deerhounds. Born Jan. 28, 1854, being 
 
 eldest son of Edward Robert Kelly, Gentleman, and 
 riet his wife, dau. of Anderson Radford. Clubs — 
 
 Nimrod, Isthmian, New. Livery — Blue, with red waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearings— Azure, a tower triple-towered 
 arsjent, supported by two lions rampant argent, chained or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an enfield passant vert. Motto — " Turris fortis 
 mihi Deus." Married, August 28, 1879, Constance, third 
 dau. of Major Horatio Edenborough ; and has Issue — 
 Edward Denis Festus Kally, Gentleman, born Jan. 3, 1881. 
 Seat — Northerwood Park, Lyndhurst, Hants. Tmon resi- 
 dence — 49 Charles Street, Berkeley Square. 
 
 FRANCIS HUME KELLY, Esq., J P. for co. Wcst- 
 meath, late Capt. and Hon. Major 9th Batt. Rifle Brigade, 
 B.A. (Oxon.). Born 1840, being the eldest son of the late 
 Robert Hume Kelly, Esq., J. P., of Glencara, High Sheriff 
 of CO. Westmeath 1867, by Isabella Olivia, dau. of the late 
 Oliver Isdell of Conlanstown, co. Westmeath. Club — 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bearings— Azure, two 
 lions rampant combatant argent, chained or, supporting a 
 tower with three turrets of the second, in the centre chief 
 point a mullet of the third. Mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an enfield 
 vert, charged on the shoulder with a mullet as in the 
 arms. Motto — "Turris fortis mihi Deus." Married, i%y6, 
 Gertrude Annie, only child of G. C. M. Murdoch ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Francis Vandeleur Hume Kelly, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1877, Lieut. 3rd North Staffs. Regt. B.A. 
 (Cambs.); (2) George Harvey Hume Kelly, Gentleman, 
 b. 1879, Lieut. 2nd North Staffs. Regt. Seat — Glencara, 
 Mullingar. 
 
 Reverend MAITLAND KELLY, M.A., Clerk in Holy 
 Orders. Born Aug. 21, 1842, being the third son of Arthur 
 Kelly, Esq., of Kelly, co. Devon, J. P., High Sheriff 1836, 
 and his wife Sophia, dau of Robert Maitland of Thaxted, 
 Essex. Livery — White with scarlet facings. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron between three billets gules 
 (for Kelly). Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out of a 
 ducal coronet gules, an ostrich's head, holding in the beak 
 a horse-shoe or. Married, firstly, April 23, 1873, Agnes 
 Elizabeth Leigh (vihod. Feb. 11, 1883), only child of William 
 Leigh Clare of Raby Vale, co. Chester ; and by her has, with 
 other Issue — Arthur Maitland Kelly, Gentleman, b. 1874. 
 He married secondly, 1886, Elfrida, dau. of Rev. C. Carey, 
 Rector of Kingweston, Somerset. Residence— T\xV\CBi2Lge, 
 Ottery St. Mary. 
 
 S REGINALD KELLY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 of Devon, High Sheriff 1880-81, J. P. for Cornwall, 
 County Alderman for Devon. Born Jan. 10, 1834, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of Arthur Kelly, Esq., 
 J. P. , of Kelly, CO. Devon, High Sheriff, and his wife Sophia, 
 dau. of Robert Maitland of Thaxted , Essex. Livery — White 
 with scarlet facings. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron 
 between three billets gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet gules, an ostrich's head, 
 holding in the beak a horse-shoe or. Married, June 22, 1858, 
 Janet Maitland, fifth dau. of Henry Wilson of Stowlang- 
 toft Hall, Bury St. Edmunds, and formerly M.P. for West 
 Suffolk. Seat—V^eWy, Lifton, Devon. C/k(J— United Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 KELLY (Confn. U.O.). Azure, two lions rampant 
 combatant argent, chained or, supporting a tower with 
 three turrets of the second, in the centre chief point a 
 mullet of the third. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, an enfield vert, charged on 
 the shoulder with a mullet as in the arms. Motto — " Tvirris 
 fortis mihi Deus." 
 
 Sons of Robert Hume Kelly, Esq., J. P., of Glencara, 
 Barrister-at-Law (High Sheriff co. Westmeath 1867), 
 b. 1800; d. 1868; m. 1830, Isabella Olivia, d. of Capt. 
 Oliver Isdell, J. P., of Collinstown : — 
 Francis Hume Kelly, Esq. {q.v.). 
 
 Robert Vandeleur Kelly, Esq., C.B., J. P. co. West- 
 meath, Lt.-Col. N.S. Wales Army Med. Corps, F.R.C.S.E.. 
 Knt. of Grace of the Ordef of St. John of Jerusalem, 
 b. 1843; m. 1877, Annie Holmes, d. of William Fetherston- 
 haugh of Grouse Lodge, Westmeath; and has issue — 
 Robert Hume Vandeleur Kelly, Gentleman, Lieut. R.F.A., 
 
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 *. 1878 ; and Frances Mary Vandeleur. 6<a/— Kellywood. 
 Balmoral. N.S, Wales. 
 
 SonsufCoL Miirvey Planiilton Harvey- Kelly, F.R.G.S., 
 *. 1845; rf. 1903; m. 1876. CunsUnce, d. of Gen. 
 Dunsterville : — 
 Harwy St. George Hume Harvey-Kelly, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Indun Army, 6. 1880. /fts. — 
 Charles Hai vey-Kelly, Gentleman. *. . Res.— 
 Gilbert Isdell Harvey-Kelly, Gentlem.in, b. . Res.— 
 Hubert Harvey-Kelly. Gentleman, 6. . Res.— 
 
 KKLLY or O'KELLY (U.O.). Aiure, two lions ram- 
 pant combatant argent, chained or, supporting a tower 
 iriple-iurreitetl of the second. MantUng arure and or. 
 Great— On a wreath of the colours, an enlield passant vert. 
 Motto—" Turris fortis mihi Deus." 
 
 Sons of General Sir Richard Denis Kelly, K.C.B.,*. 
 1818; /. 1897; m. 1848, Ellen Susanna, d. of Sir 
 WillLim Dillon. Bart :— 
 Major Arthur Dillon Denis Kelly, "The O'Kelly" 
 (q.v.). 
 
 Lt.-Col. Richard Makdougall Brisbane Francis Kelly, 
 D.S.O.. R.A., b. 1857; m. 1887, Maiy Piercy. d. of Major- 
 Gen. P. Bedingfeld, R.A. ; and has issue— Ethel Beatrice 
 Bedingfeld ; and Stella Agnes Piercy. Res.— 
 
 Sons of Festus Ignatius O'Kelly, b. 1832 ; d. 1888 ; 
 
 m. 1863, Theresa Mary, d. of James Daly of Castle 
 
 Daly : — 
 
 Cornelius Denis O'Kelly, a Count of the Holy Roman 
 
 Empire (cr. ), late Capt. 4th Batt. Connaught Rangers, 
 
 b. 1865. 6Va/— Gallagh Castle, co. Galway. 
 
 Edward Joseph OKelly, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res.— 
 Yr. sons of Cornelius Joseph O' Kelly of Gallagh 
 Castle. CO. Galway, a Count of the Holy Roman 
 Empire. J. P. (High Sheriff co. Galway 1851), b. 1806; 
 d. 1892; m. 1831, Eliza, d. of Walter Joyce of Mer- 
 vue : — 
 Cornelius Joseph O'Kelly, Gentleman, b. 1835. Res. in 
 Australia. 
 
 Edward Anthony O'Kelly, Gentleman, b. 1842. Res.— 
 Walter Francis Maurice O'Kelly, Gentleman, b. 1844. 
 Res. — 
 
 Son of Ambrose Patrick O'Kelly, Esq., of Gurbrav, 
 J. P.,*. 1806; d. 1863:— 
 John Appleyard O'Kelly, Esq., of Gurtray (q.v.). 
 
 Son of James Kelly of Newtown, co. Galway, b. 1775 '< 
 
 d. 1849 ; m. 1802, Maria, d. of Augustine Fallon of 
 
 Cloonagh, co. Roscommon: — 
 
 Charles Kelly, Esq., J. P. cos. Clare and Galway, K.C., 
 
 M.A., formerly County Court Judge and Chairman of 
 
 Quarter Sessions, b. 1815 ; nt. 1862, Berthe, d. of Count 
 
 Alphonse de Buisseret ; and has issue— James Alphonse 
 
 Marie Joseph Patrick Kelly, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. Roy. 
 
 Irish Regt. , served in S. Africa, b. 1875 ; and four daus. 
 
 Seat — Newtown, Ballyglunin, co. Galway. 
 
 Sons of John Joseph Roche Kelly, Esq., of Rockstown 
 
 Castle and Islandmore, Limerick, J. P. and D.L. 
 
 (High Sheriff 1879), b. 1835; d. 1898; m. and, 1875, 
 
 Kate O'Donnell, d. of Francis Murphy. Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Kilcairne : — 
 
 Basil James Roche Kelly, Esq., J. P. co. Limerick 
 
 (High Sheriff 1900). Capt. Limerick City Art., b. 1877. 
 
 Seat — Islandmore, Croome, co. Limerick. 
 
 Algernon James Kelly, Gentleman, Lieut. Limerick City 
 Art., 3. . Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of James Michael Kelly, Esq., of Rocks- 
 town Castle, M.P. for Limerick 1844-47 (High 
 Sheriff 1841), b. i8o8; m. 1834, Frances Maria, d. of 
 Edmund Roche of Trabolgan, co. Clare, sister of 
 Lord Fermoy : — 
 Edward Roche Kelly, Esq., J.P. ,*. ; m. 1st, 1881, 
 
 Anna Louisa (d. 1882). d. of Thomas John Quill of 
 Caherin ; 2nd. 1884, Lilian Marie, d. of William Roche ; 
 and has issue. Seats — Donore, co. Kildare; Johnstown, 
 CO. Cork. 
 
 James Fitzjames Kelly, Esq., J. P., b. ; m. 
 
 Jane, sister of J. P. White, Esq., D.L., of Nantenan ; and 
 has issue. Seat — Ballintlea, co. Clare. 
 
 Michael Roche Kelly, Esq., -J. P. , b. ; m. 1875, Mary, 
 
 d. of Edmund Smithwick, Esq , J. P. and D.L. of Kil- 
 creene, Kilkenny ; and has issue— (i) James Roche Kelly, 
 Gentleman, b. ; (2) Edmund Roche Kelly, Gentle- 
 
 man, Lieut, ist Batt. Roy. Irish Regt., *. 
 Helen Mary. Seat— Virgroye. co. Clare. 
 
 Edmond Burke Roche Kelly, Eisti., J.F\. h 
 Castle Bagot, co. Dublin. 
 
 KEI^Oof Kelsoland (Arms not matricul.iicd m j 
 Register for chief of the name, but a cadet iiiatncul 1 
 upon user (1633) prior to 1672 obtained (looi) by 
 undermentioned Archibald Kelso). Sable, a fesse eiwi 
 between three garbs or, within a bordure of the 
 
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 Mantling sable and or. Crest— A garb or. 
 "Otiuni cum dignitate." Livery— Black with yel 
 facings. 
 
 Only surv. son of late Archibald Kelso of 
 
 brook, Edinburgh, and Bryntirion Hall, Rhyi, 
 
 Wales, tn. Alice, d. of John James of Wavertrp- 
 
 Liverpool : — 
 
 Archibald Kelso, Esq., M.A. (Cantab.), Major and Hon 
 
 Lt.-Col. of the 6th Batt. Roy. Warwicksh. Kegi., sened 
 
 in S. Africa, b. 8 Feb. 1853 ; m. 26 Jan. 1898, Arabella. 
 
 d. of late Major Charles Keyworth, 13th Lt. Dragoon> 
 
 and 52nfl Oxfordsh. Lt. Inf. Res.— 2$ South Street 
 
 Thurloe Square, S. W. Ctud— Junior United Service. 
 
 General Sir ARNOLD BURROWES KEMBALL, 
 K.C.B. (Mil., 1878), K.C.S.I. (1869); was created CR 
 1858 ; served in first Afghan War 1838-39 (merial), in 
 Persian Expedition, 1857 (mentioned in despatches, medal 
 with clasps, C.B.), and in Turko- Russian War as Briiisb 
 Military Attache at Headquarters of Turkish Army, i8;*- 
 1877 ; was Assistant Resident in Persian Gulf 1842 and 
 Resident 1852, Acting Consul-Gen. at Bagdad and Political 
 Agent in Turkish Arabia in 1847 and 1849-51, Consul- 
 Gen, at Bagdad and Political Agent there, 1855. Born 
 1820, being the second son of Vero Clarke Kemball, Esq.i 
 
 i» the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Srgeon-General Indian Medical Department, late Senior 
 Jimber Medical Board, Bombay, by his wife Marianne, 
 I 1. of Major-Gen. John Shaw. Clubs — United Service, 
 rienasum. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a cross in- 
 v,ted or, an oak - tree eradicated proper between four 
 Upards' faces azure, in the first and fourth quarters a 
 sord erect, and in the second and third a fasces also 
 ept argent, the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon 
 oithe Order of the Bath, and pendent the badges of a 
 I^J.B. (Mil.) and a K. C.S.I. Mantling gules and or; 
 ail for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 oil rock proper a fasces fesseways also proper, thereon 
 a!oat salient sable; with the Motto — "Nulla nisi ardua 
 vius." Married, 1868, Anna Fanny, third dau. of A. N. 
 Siw of New Hall, N.B. Residence — 62 Lowndes Square, 
 Sf. 
 
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 'hARLES GURUON KEMBALL, Esquire, Indian 
 C,l Service, 1850-1885, Barrister-at-Law, Puisne judge of 
 H'.li Court, Bombay, 1870-1885, J. P. co. Norfolk. Born 
 Si;ember 27, 1829, being the sixth son of Vero Clarke 
 Kuball, Esquire, Surgeon-General Indian Medical Depart- 
 m t, late Senior Member Medical Board, Bombay, by his 
 \vi' Marianne, daughter of Major-General John Shaw. 
 Cfi — Athenceum. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 
 nnsj Gules, on a cross invected or, an oak-tree eradicated 
 :opt' between four leopards' faces azure, in the first and 
 urtl,|uarters a sword erect, and in the second and third a 
 pceiilso erect argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 [lm< befitting his degree ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 reat of the colours, in front of a rock proper, a fasces 
 tsev js also proper ; thereon a goat salient sable, with 
 P KttO, "Nulla nisi ardua virtus." Married, October 
 k liS, Grace C. , second daughter of General H. Blois 
 imt Royal Engineers ; and has Issue — (i) Henry V. R, 
 ■ml 1, C.E., Executive Engineer, P.W.D., Bombay, 
 
 Gentleman, born October 31, 1858 ; (2) Charles Arnold 
 Kemball, Esq., Capt. I.S.C, born June 27, i860; (3) Alick 
 Gurdon Kemball, Gentleman, Lieut. I.S.C, 23rd Punjaub 
 Pioneers, born October 16, 1869 ; Rose Frances [rnarried 
 Sir F. Forbes Adam, Companion of the Most Eminent 
 Order of the Indian Empire] ; Elmira CaroUne ; and Lilian 
 Grace. Postal address — Mettingham Castle, Bungay, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Major-General JOHN SHAW KEMBALL, J. P. for 
 Kent. Bom 1822, being the third son of Vero Clarke 
 Kemball, Esq., Surgeon-General Indian Medical Depart- 
 ment, late Senior Member Medical Board, Bombay, by his 
 wife Marianne, dau. of Maj.-Gen. John Shaw. Club— 
 United Service. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a cross 
 invected or, an oak-tree eradicated prop>er between four 
 leopards' faces azure, in the first and fourth quarters a 
 sword erect, and in the second and third a fasces also erect 
 argent. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock proper, a fasces 
 fesseways also proper, thereon a goat salient sable ; with 
 the Motto, "Nulla nisi ardua virtus." Married, 1857, 
 Dora M., dau. of Capt. Henry Adams, Bombay Nat. Inf. ; 
 and has Issue. Seat — F"airseat, Wrotham, Sevenoaks. 
 
 SHALSWELL MILBORNE KEMEYS - TYNTE, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. Monmouth, J. P. for 
 cos. Glamorgan and Somerset, senior co-heir of the whole 
 blood to the Barony of Wharton. Born 1852, being 
 the eldest son of the late Charles John Kemeys-Tynte, 
 Esquire, of Halswell and Cefn Mably, by his first wife 
 Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Thomas Swinnerton, 
 Esquire, of Butterton Hall, in the county of Stafford. Clubs 
 — Carlton, Windham. Armorial bearingB — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly, i. counter-quartered i. and iiii. gules, 
 a lion couchant b)etween six crosses crosslet argent (for 
 Tynte) ; ii. and iii. vert, on a chevron argent, three pheons 
 sable (for Kemeys) ; 2. azure, three bars wavy argent, over 
 all a bend gules (for Halswell) ; 3. sable, a maunch argent, 
 on a border or, an orle of lions' gambs erased in saltire 
 gules (for Wharton) ; 4. azure, a wolfs head erased argent 
 (for Lupus, Earl of Chester). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a unicorn sejant argent, armed, 
 crined, and unguled or (for Kemeys) ; 2. a demi-griffin 
 erased or (for Halswell). Mottoes — "Duw-dy-ras" (for 
 Kemeys) ; " Tynctus cruore Saraceno " (for Tynte). 
 Married, 1875, Rosabelle Clare, eldest daughter of 
 Theobald Walsh, Esquire, of Tyrrelston, in the county of 
 Kildare ; and has Issue— {^i) Charles Theodore Halswell 
 Kemeys-Tynte, Gentleman, born September 18, 1876; (2) 
 Eustace Kemeys-Tynte, Gentlemnn, born April 10, 1878 ; 
 Mary Arabella Swinnerton. Seats — Halswell House, Goat- 
 hurst, Bridgwater, in the county of Somerset ; Cefn Mably, 
 Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan ; Burleigh Hall, in the 
 county of Leicester. 
 
 KEMP, see HITCHIN-KEMP. 
 
 WILLIAM KEMP, Esquire, late Capt. i8ih Royal Irish 
 Regt., J.P. Sussex. Born 1835, being the son of Nathaniel 
 Kemp, Gentleman, of Ovingdean, Sussex, by his wife 
 Augusta Caroline, dau. of Sir John Eamer, Knight. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, three garbs within a bordure 
 engrailed or, charged with eight hurts. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, a falcon with wings elevated, feeding on a garb or, and 
 charged on the breast with a hurt. Married, 1861, Maria 
 Adelaide, dau. of Admiral Marsh, R.N. Postal address— 
 Lyminster House, near Arundel. 
 
 CHARLES EAMER KEMPE, Gentleman, M.A. 
 (Oxon.), Hon. Fellow Pembroke College. Born June 29, 
 1837, being the youngest son of the late Nathaniel Kemp, 
 Esq., J.P., of Ovingdeane, Sussex, by his wife Augusta 
 Caroline, dau. of Sir John Eamer, Knight Bachelor. Livery 
 -Red and gold. Armorial bearings- Gules, three garbs 
 or. on a bordure engrailed of the second, eight hurts. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest -^ Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a falcon, the wings elevated. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 r««ding on a garb or, and charged on the breast with a 
 
 QVHSEMllNANTfINf lACHRHMS 
 m I EX VLTATIONE f METENT \ 
 
 hurt. Seat~0\d Place, Lindfield, Sussex. Town residence 
 - 28 Nottinghatn Place, W. Club Windham. 
 
 JOHN COLE KEMSLEY, Gentleman. Born , 
 
 I^en 
 
 Lternian ^^| 
 
 bemg the eldest son of John Nicholas Kemsley' 
 beth Kathleen, his wife, dau. of Paiiick Wate 
 Livery — Chocolate and gold. Armorial 
 He bears for Arms : Or, on a mount in base vm'amtt 
 m armour holding over his dexter shoulder a battfe.«m 
 head downwards proper, a chief arched per pale saUe-^- 
 gules, thereon two lions passaeit countcr-piissant an" 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet liefitting his dr 
 with a mantling vert and or : and for his Crest, upon a *, 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a denii-zebra proper p. 
 with a collar gemel or, resting the sinister forHee o' 
 Esquire's helmet also proper. Married, Apnl A imT 
 Elizabeth Jopling. daughter of John Robert Brickon 
 
 K.EMTEBURY. quartered by CONYEKS. 
 
 KENDALL, quartered by DUCKETI". 
 
 KENDALL (H. Coll.. Confd. by Clarenceux. ai Hr 
 VI., 1448). Gules, a fesse chequy or and azure bei« 
 
 /h^ 
 
 three eagles displayed of the second. Livery (undress 
 Blue, with red piping. 
 
 Son of Henry Kendall, Gentleman, by Eliza Facie- 
 
 of York :— 
 Henry John Broughton Kendall, Gentleman, Consul ; 
 Bolivia, Director of Union of London and Smith's Ba: 
 b. 1840 ; m. 1865, Georgiana Isabella, d. of Col. Oar. 
 Ommanney, J.P. ; and has issue— (1) Rev. HenryGo 
 Ommanney Kendall, b. 1866; (2) Nevill Kendall. Gen; 
 man, *. 1871 ; (3) Montagu Charles Kendall, Gentleman. 
 1874; (4) Guy Kendall, Gentleman, b. 1876; Helen Beatrn 
 and Katharine, .ff^t.— The Hyde, Hatfield, Herts. 
 
 OSMOND LENNOX KENDALL, Gentlemm. B.' 
 Jan. 18, 1871, being the second and only surviving son 
 the late Nicholas Kendall, Esq., J.P.,hy his wife Don 
 Haviland, dau. of Joshua Priaulx of Guernst-y- Armona 
 bearingfS— Argent, a chevron between three dolphinsnals 
 embowcd sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion passant gules. Motto 
 " Virtus depressa resurget. " 
 
 SPAUL ALOYSIUS KENNA, Esq., CapUin si 
 Hussars, eldest son of the late James Kenna 
 Larch Hill. co. Meath, and Oakfield, Liverpool, by Jui- 
 his wife, daughter of Patrick Kearney of Ethelstown, ca 
 Meath. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chief engrailed 
 or, three garbs of the field, banded argent. Mantlilf 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a ruined castle in flames proper. 
 Motto— "Age quod agis." Postal address — 21SI Regt [ 
 Hussars, Madras. 
 
 Colonel EDMUND HEGAN KENNARD, V.D.,j 
 F.R.G.S., M.A. (Oxon.), Capt. late 8th Hussars, A. D-Cf 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 767 
 
 tViceroy of Ireland (Abercorn) 1867-68, Col. Command- 
 il' isth Middlesex Vol. 1870-85 (Hon. Col. of the corps 
 ffm 1885), M.P. (C.) Beverley 1868-69, Lymington 1874-85. 
 h^i 1835, lieing the son of the late J. P. Kennard of 
 fjrdle Cliffe, Hants, by Sophia dau. of Sir John Chap- 
 ?u.n of Windsor, Livery -Dark green and gold. Armo- 
 1.1 bearing^ — Per chevron gnles and azure, a chevron 
 
 en ailed argent between two keys in chief, the wards 
 dc nwards or, and a sword erect in base proper, pommelled 
 ar hiked gold. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a ^eath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour proper, 
 ch ged with a buckle gules, grasping in the hand a key or in 
 be I, and a broken sword in bend sinister proper. Motto 
 — At spes non fracta." Married, 1868, Agnes, dau. and 
 CO eir of Joseph Hegan, Dawpool ; and has Issue — (i) 
 At jron Claud Hegan Kennard, Gentleman, b. 1870; (2) 
 Enst Coleridge Hegan Kennard, Gentleman, b. 1873; 
 Vi 3ria Lily Hegan ; and Winifred Grace Hegan. Postal 
 ad -ess — 25 Bruton Street, W. Clubs — Carlton, Naval and 
 M ;ary. 
 
 3WARD KENNARD, Esquire, D.L., J. P. Mon- 
 mcthshire (Sheriff 1876), J. P. for Northants. Born 1842, 
 be I the youngest son of R. W. Kennard of Gatcombe, 
 Isl of Wight, M.P. Club— ]\xr\\or Carlton. Armorial 
 toe IngfS — Per chevron gules and azure, a chevron engrailed 
 arpt between two keys in chief, the wards downwards 
 or,)*! a sword erect in base proper. Mantling gules and 
 ardit. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 cul arm in armour proper, charged with a buckle gules, 
 griping in the hand a key or in bend, and a broken 
 swjd in bend sinister proper. MottO — "At spes non 
 frai." Married, 1870, Mary, eldest dau. of S. Laing, 
 Es4, J. P., D. L., ex-M.P. Postal address— Junior Carlton 
 Ch 
 
 l.ME ELLEN GEORGIANA KENNARD. Widow, 
 coiiionly known as Lady Kennard, daughter of Captain 
 J. !'. Rowe, Honourable East India Company's Service, 
 An)rlal bearings are, upon a lozenge : Per chevron gules 
 amiizure, a chevron engrailed argent, between in chief two 
 lce> wards downwards or, and in base a sword erect proper, 
 poi nel and hilt or. Married, 1858, Coleridge John Ken- 
 nai Esquire, of Fernhill, Southampton, Justice of the 
 Pe; ! and Deputy- Lieutenant, and Member of Parliament 
 
 for Salisbury, 1882-1885, who dieti 1890, before his Patent 
 of Baronetcy passed the seals (see above), wpon which 
 the same title and precedence was granted to his widow 
 as if he had survived. Of the above marriage there 
 is Issue — Hugh Coleridge Downing Kennard, Esquire, 
 Lieutenant Grenadier Guards, l)orn May 15, 1859 [married, 
 September 7, 1883, Helen, only daughter of James Wyllie 
 of Eilanroe, France, and died April 9, 1886. on his pas- 
 sage to Australia, leaving an only child. Sir Coleridge 
 
 Arthur Fitzroy Kennard. first Baronet (to whom refer)] ; 
 and Meredith Sophia Frances [married, November 6, 1890. 
 Captain Henry Seymour Rawlinson. Coldstream Guards, 
 eldest son of Major-General Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson. 
 Baronet, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath]. Postal address — Boyton Lodge, Esher. 
 
 S HENRY MARTYN KENNARD, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the cos. of Monmouth and Glamorgan, and D. L. for 
 
 Monmouthshire. Born 1833, being the fith son of the late 
 Robert Kennard, Esq., J. P., D. L., late M.P. for Newport, 
 Isle of Wight, by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of Thomas 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Chnllis, M.P. for Finslniry. C/uts — Carlton, Bootle's. 
 I.ivtry — Dark blue. Armorial bearing! — Pit chevron 
 eules and lutirc. a cheviun engrailed argent iKtwern two 
 keys in chief, the witrds downwards or, and a sword erect 
 in base proper. Mantling pulos and argent. Crest — Upon 
 a *realh of the colours, a liexler cubit arm in armour proiK-r, 
 charged witli a buckle gules, grasping in the hand a key 
 or in bend, and a broken sword in bend sinister pro|x:r. 
 Motto— "At spes non fractn." Married, 1858, Katherine 
 Anne, «/f Thomas, of Ystrad Mynach, tjlaniorganshire ; 
 and has Issue — Martvn Thomas Kennard, Gentleman 
 b. 1859 ; and Mary Elese \m. Arthur M. I^atham of 
 Misarden Park, Glamorganshire]. A'«i</*wfw— Falkirk, 
 Stirlingshire; 63 Low ndcs Square, London, S.W. 
 
 HENRY STEINMETZ KENNARD, Gentleman. Bom 
 1843, being the only surviving son of the late Stephen 
 P. Kenn.ird, I'lsq., D.I.., J. P. C/«^— Junior Carlton. 
 Armorial bearings— Per chevron gules and azure, a 
 chevron engrailed argent lx;tween two keys in chief, the 
 wards downwards or, and a sword erect in base proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour proper, charged 
 with a buckle gules, grasping in the hand a key or in bend, 
 and a broken sword in bend sinister proper. Motto — " At 
 spes non fnicta." Married, 1868, Frances C. C, younger 
 dau. of late Chas. Sterling of the Manor House, Stanmore. 
 Seat — Shopwyke House, Oving, near Chichester. 
 
 H ROBERT WILLIAM KENNARD, Esquire, D.L., 
 9 J. P. Monmouthshire fSheriff 1888), one of H.M. 
 Lieutenants for the City of I^ndon. Born 1857, being 
 the son of H. J. Kennard, Esq., J. P. Club — Junior 
 Carlton. Armorial bearings — Per chevron gules and 
 azure, a chevron engrailed argent, between two keys in 
 chief, the wards downwards or, and a sword erect in base 
 prop)er. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Up>on a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour proper, 
 charged with a buckle gides, grasping in the hand a key 
 or in bend, and a broken sword in bend sinister proper. 
 Motto — "At spes non fracta." Married, 1881, Rose N., 
 dau. of R. N. Byass of Daylesford, Worcestershire. Seat 
 — Llwyndu Court, Abergavenny. 
 
 KENNEDY ok Culzean, quartered by HUNTER- 
 BLAIR, KENNEDY OF Underwood, quartered by 
 COC H RAN-PATRIC K. 
 
 KENNEDY, see AILSA, Marqi^ess of, and see 
 CLARK-KENNNEDY and SHAW-KENNEDY. 
 
 JOHN KENNEDY, Esquire. J. P. and D.L. for co. of 
 Ayr, MA. Bom 1852, being the eldest son of the late 
 John Kennedy, Esq., of Underwood, by his wife Margaret, 
 fourth daughter of the late Farquhar Macrae of Macrae and 
 Inverinate, in co. of Ross. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 a chevron gules between three cross crosslets fitch^e, sable, 
 a mullet pierced between two lions counter passant or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a dolphin hauriant proper. 
 Motto—" Vincit vim virtus." Married, Jan. 4, 1884, Jessie, 
 dau. of Alexander Reid, Esq. ; and has Issue — (i) John 
 Kennedy, Gentleman, b. Dec. 27, 1886 ; (2) Nigel Kennedy, 
 Gentleman, b. May 30, i888. Seat — Uuderwood House, by 
 Kilmarnock, N.B. Town residence — 15 Aldford Street, 
 Park I^ne, W, C/«*j — National, New (Edinbtirgh), 
 County (Ayr). 
 
 ROLAND FERGUSSONE KENNEDY. Esquire. 
 Bom 1859, being the eldest son of the late Hew Fergussone 
 Kennedy, Esquire, of Bennane and Finnarts (twenty-third 
 in descent from Duncan de Carrick), Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant, Captain 96th Regiment, by his 
 wife Mariane, second daughter of John Bell of Enterkine, 
 in the county of Ayr. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron gules, between 
 three crosslets fitch^ sable (for Kennedy) ; 2 and 3 azure, 
 three fleurs-de-lis or (for France). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a fleur-de-lis or, issuing out of two oak leaves proper. 
 Supporters— Dexter, a lady attired in the costume of the 
 
 men 
 
 sixteenth century ; sinister, awyvern both proix-r. 
 
 " Fuimus." Married, Noveml)<'ra8, 1888, Flora OlcncaTr- ^ 
 eldest daughter of Charles G. Shaw, Solicitor, Ayr ; aiiil 
 Issue — (1) Charles Fergussone Kennedy, (M-iulenu-jn, 1 
 Decemlx-r 11, 1889; (a) David Hew Kennedy, (In 1: 
 born July 11, 1891 ; and Muriel Flora. .SVu/. I 
 Balbntre, and F^innarts, Glenapp, in the county oi \v 
 
 5 AUGUSTUS JOHN WILLIAM HENRY 
 NEDY-ERSKINE, Justice of the Peace, C»^ 
 Forfar and Kincardine Artillery. Bom 1866, l)oing tlie'( 
 son of the late William Henry Kennedy-Erskine, EsqtL_ 
 of Dun, by his wife Catherine, only surviving child of Jahtl 
 Jones of Henllys, in the county of Carmarthen; succeeded I 
 his father 1870. Armorial bearings— He bears for AnBt-.l 
 Quarterly i and 4, grand quarters (|uarterly, i. and iig,! 
 argent, a pale sable, ii. and iii. gules, a sword in palcargai|,| 
 f>ommel and hilt or (for Erskine) : 2 and 3, argent a chcvrotf 
 gules between three cross crosslets fitch(?e sable, all withiB| 
 the royal double tressure, flory counterflory of the secoodl 
 (for Kennedy). Ujxjn the escutcheon is placed a heliMl 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled arRrnt; 
 and for his Crests, upon a wreath of the liveries, a Rriii 
 head erased gules, charged with a mullet ermine, hoi 
 in the beak a sword Ijendways point upwards propci 
 Erskine) ; and upon a wreath of his liveries, a do!; 
 naiant proper (for Kennedy). Seat — Dun House, Monti 
 N.B. 
 
 HENRY STACY SKIPTON KENNEDV-SKIFK 
 Gentleman, M.A., third son of the late Henry Skip: 
 assumed the name of Kennedy-Skipton as his principal 
 last surname, and the arms of Skipton and Ken: 
 quarterly, by Royal License, April 27, 1896. Armc 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent an anchor sable 
 Skipton); 2 and 3 argent, a chevron gules between 11 
 cross crosslets fitch^e sable (for Kennedy). Mantling 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath oi 
 colours, an arm vambraced, holding a dagger proix-i 
 Skipton) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a dolphin pf 
 and above it the Motto, " Avise la fine" (for Kennf 
 and below the arms, "Pro patria" (for Skipton). I'. 
 address — 
 
 Sir VINCENT HUNTER BARRINGTON Kl 
 NETT-BARRINGTON, K.B., M.A., Master of I. 
 and Wrangler of the University of Cambridge, Governi! 
 nominated Member of Metropolitan Asylums lioard, 
 Deputy - Chairman of St. John Ambul.ance Associat 
 Bom 1844, being the son of the late Captain Vir. 
 Frederick Kennett, of the Manor House, Dorchester 
 his wife Arabella Henrietta, daughter of the late 
 Jonah Harrington, whose name and arms he assumt 1 
 1878, by Royal License under his mother's will; dul 
 Knight Bachelor, 1886. 0«*.r— Athenaeum, Oxford 
 Cambridge. Armorial bearings — He bears for Air 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent three chevronels gules, in 
 a label of as many points azure (for Barrington); 2 ai 
 quarterly or and gules, in the second and third qair 
 an escutcheon of the first, charged with an esquire's hcl: 
 proper (for Kennett) ; and impaling the arms of .S.indcii 
 namely argent, the emblem of truth, a naked woman stan.l 
 on a terrestrial globe issuing out of the base, in her de\ 
 hand an oi>en book ; in her sinister, which is elevated air 
 her head, a branch of palm, and on her breast the sui 
 his splendour all proper, and a veil across her middi' 
 the first, within a bordure gules, charged with three fl' 
 de-lis of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a hcl: 
 befitting his degree, with a manthng gules and argM.; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 hermit's head in profile, couped below the shoulders 
 proper, vested paly of six gules and or, his cowl thrown 
 back (for Barrington) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 between two branches of palm, a dexter arrn embowed : 
 armour prof>er, garnished or, charged with an est' 
 gules, holding in the hand a helmet as in the arms 
 Kennett). Married, 1878, Alicia Georgette, das: 
 the late George Glas .Sandeman, Esquire, of \' 
 Hayling Island, and Hyde Park Gardens. Postal 
 —57 Albert Hall Mansions. W. ; Manor House, Dorclu 
 Oxford. 
 
 KENNEY, quartered by KINGSMILL. 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 § ARTHUR HERBERT KENNEY. Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 ichael and Saint George (1893), Companion of the Dis- 
 figuished Service Order (1901), Lieut. -Col. R.E. Dorn 
 \.n. 4, 1855, being the younger son of the late Capt. Edward 
 ferbert Kenney, R.N., by his wife Charlotte Mary, dau. 
 Capt. George Bignell, R,N. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Qirterly i and 4, per pale or and azure, a fleur-de-lis 
 be een three crescents counterchanged (for Kenney) ; 2. 
 qu terly i. and iiii. , or, a cross engrailed gules ; ii. and iii. , 
 pel pale azure and gules, a lion rampant or (for Hassan) ; 
 3. gent, on a chevron sable, between three columbines 
 azij!, stalked vert, a star of six points (for Hay). Mantling 
 azi ; and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 arij sleeved gules, with a white ruffe, holding in the hand 
 a xi of parchment proper. Residence— 2 Manston Terrace, 
 Hq'itree, Exeter. Club — Junior United Service. 
 I 
 
 JIHN K.ENNEY-HERBERT, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Pejjj. Bom February 15, 1848, being the only son of the 
 lattlfohn Kenney-Herbert, Gentleman (succeeded to the 
 He;ert estates on the death of his uncle, the Reverend Ed- 
 wai; Herbert- Kenney, in 1842, in accordance with the provi- 
 sioilof the will of his maternal grand-uncle, John Herbert of 
 Ca^J Island, whereupon he assumed by Royal License the 
 addjonal name and arms of Herbert), by his wife Jane, 
 dau Iter of Daniel Humphreys of Broomfield, in the county 
 of iark. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: 
 Quierly i and 4, per pale argent and sable, three lions 
 riirtiiint, two and one counterchanged (for Herbert of 
 Casj; Island) ; 2 and 3. per pale or and azure a fleur-de- 
 lis Itween three crescents counterchanged (for Kenney). 
 UfX) the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 «ritl;i mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, 1. 
 ipoja wreath of the colours, a bundle of twelve arrows in 
 lalti' or, headed and feathered argent, belted gules, and 
 >ucl|!d of the first (for Herbert) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 »lo s, a dexter cubit arm erect vested gules, cuffed argent, 
 he ind grasping a paper scroll proper (for Kenney). 
 Sot — " Ung je servirai." Married, November 16, 1874, 
 iar :tt Mary, daughter of Thomas M. Gren of Aghadoe, 
 (ear'oughal, in the county of Cork. 
 
 KNNY, see FITZGERALD-KENNY. 
 
 WILLIAM LIONEL CREAN NICHOLAS DE 
 KENNE FITZGERALD KENNY, Gentleman, late 4th 
 Batt. Connaught Rangers. Born Nov. 23, 1872, being the 
 eldest son of the late James (Christopher Fitzgerald Kenny, 
 Esq., J.F. CO. Galway, H..A. Trin. Coll., Dublin, Barrister- 
 at-Law, M.R.I. A., by his wife Helena Mary, now of 
 Clogher House, dau. and coheir of the late Major Patrick 
 Crean Lynch, D. L. , of Clogher House, co. Mayo, by his 
 wife Marcella, third dau. of Sir Michael Dillon Bellew, 
 Bart. Armorial bearings — Per pale or and azure, a 
 fleur-de-lis between three crescents all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — Out of an earl's coronet 
 or, a demi-arm erect, sleeved gules, with a white ruff", 
 holding in the hand a roll of parchment proper. Motto — 
 " Teneat, luceat, floreat." Married, 1896, Josephine, third 
 dau. of D. L. Delmas of San Francisco. Seats— Kilclogher, 
 Monivea, Athenry, co. Galway ; Clogher House, Ballyglass, 
 CO. Mayo. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAM KENYON, Gentleman. Bom 
 August 13, i860, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Walter Kenyon, and Sarah his wife, daughter of the late 
 William Carter. Livery — Grey or black and gold. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, on a chevron invected or. 
 
 between two crosses patonce in chief argent and a lion 
 sejeant in base of the second, a woolpack of the first ; 
 and for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 sejant proper, holding in the mouth a cross patonce argent, 
 and resting the dexter forepaw on a woolpack sable ; with 
 the Motto, "Si diligens honorabilis. " Postal address — 
 Cecily Hill, Cirencester. C///*— Boodle's. 
 
 S ROBERT LLOYD KENYON, Esquire, J.P., D.L., 
 and Deputy Chairman of Quarter Sessions, and Alder- 
 man for Shropshire 1889, Recorder of Oswestry 1896, M.A. 
 Ch. Ch., Oxford (Vinerian Scholar, Oxon., 1872), Barrister-at- 
 Law of the Middle Temple. Bom Jan. 18, 1848, being the 
 eldest son of the late John Robert Kenyon, Esq., Q.C., by 
 his wife Mary Eliza, only dau. of Edward Hawkins, F.R.S., 
 Keeper of Antiquities at the British Museum. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, a chevron engrailed or, between three 
 crosses flory argent. Mantling sable and or. Crest - On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion sejant proper, resting the 
 dexter paw on a cross flory argent. Motto — ' ' Magnani- 
 miter crucem sustine." Married, June 9, 1886, Ellen 
 Frances, dau. of the Rt. Rev. WiUiam Walsham How, 
 Bishop of Wakefield. 5^a/— Pradoe, Oswestry, Shrop- 
 shire. Club — United University, 
 
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 SCou Rt. Hon. WILLIAM SLANEY KENYON- 
 SLANEY. P.C. (1904). J.P. and D.L. for county of 
 Sniop, M.P. for the Newport Division of Shropshire, 
 formerly Colonel ist Battalion Grenadier Guards. Horn 
 1847, being the eldest son of the late Colonel William 
 Kenyon-Slanev, by his wife Frances Catherine, daughter 
 of the late Robert A. Slani-y, F.squire, Member of Parlia- 
 ment, of Hatton Grange, in the county of Salop. Clubs 
 —Carlton, Wellington. Armorial bearlnj^a — He bears 
 for Arma : Quarterly i and 4, gules a bend between 
 
 three martlets erminois (for Slaney) ; 2 and 3 sable, a 
 chevron engrailed or, between three crosses flory argent 
 (for Kenyon) ; and impaling the arms of Bridgeman, 
 namely sable, ten plates, four, three, two and one, on a 
 chief argent, a lion passant ermines. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head gules, winged erminois, and gorged 
 with a collar gemel or (for Slaney) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion sejant proper, resting the dexter paw 
 on a cross flory argent (for Kenyon). Mottoes — "Deo 
 duce, comite mdustria" (for Slaney); " Magnanimiter 
 crucem sustine" (for Kenyon). Married, 1887, Mabel 
 Selina, commonly known as Lady Mabel Selina Bridgeman, 
 eldest daughter of the third Earl of Bradford ; and has 
 Issue — Robert Orlando Rodolph Kenyon-Slaney, Gentle- 
 man, born 1892; and Sybil Agnes. Residence — Hatton 
 Grange, Shifnal, in the county of Salop. 
 
 H WILLIAM GEORGE KEPPEL, Esquire, Major late 
 w 4th Goorkhas. Bom June 5, 1836, being the eldest 
 son of the Hon. and Rev. T. R. Keppel, Hon. Canon of 
 Norwich, Rector of North Creake, Norfolk, and his wife 
 Frances, dau, of the late Sir Thomas Barrett-Lennard, 
 Bart. ZiV^rK— Drab. Armorial bearings— Gules, three 
 escallops argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, a swan's head and neck argent. 
 Motto—" Ne cede malis." Married, Dec. 6, 1864, Emily, 
 dau. of John Haughton. Seat — Old Buckenham Grange, 
 Attleborough, Norfolk. C/«^— Norfolk (Norwich). 
 
 S HARRY ERNEST CLAY-KER-SEYMER, Esquire. 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 fit Pt*- fife (>tl Ml PI* "Lieutenant for the county of Ber- 
 •rtVV-'SO'i'^lJU'V wick. Justice of the Peace for the 
 counties of Suffolk, Cambridge, and 
 Dorset. Bom 1832, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Clay, Member of Parliament for Hull, by his wife Eliza 
 Camilla, daughter of Joseph Allen Woolrych of Weobly, 
 in the county of Hereford, and assumed the additional 
 surnames and arms of Ker-Seymer by Royal License, 1864. 
 Armorial bearings - He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 
 fi^et 
 
 4, or two wings conjoined in lure gules, on a chi 
 three martlets argent (for Seynier) ; 2 quarterly, i. and fiJl' 
 vert, on a chevron argent, three mullets gules, in bue a 
 unicorn's head erased of llie second ; ii. and iii. azure, three 
 crosses moline argent, all within a bordure of the last (for 
 Ker) ; 3 argent, a clievron engrailed paly s.ible and or 
 between three trefoils slipped of the second (for Clay) 
 and upon an escutcheon of pretence the same arms of Ker 
 Seymer, quarterly. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a nmntling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crests, I. a chapeau gules turned up ermine, winged 
 or ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head 
 erased argent, gorged with a collar azure, thereon three 
 crosses moline also argent (for Ker) ; 3. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, two wings displayed argent, each charged 
 with a chevron engrailed, between three trefoils slipped 
 sable (for Clay). Motto— " Dulce pro patria periculum." 
 Married, Apni 21, 1864, Gertrude, only surviving daughter 
 and heir of^ Henry Ker-Seymer, Esquire, of Hanford, in 
 the county of Dorset, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, High Sheriff 1842, Doctor of Civil I^ws, and 
 Meml)er of Parliament for the county from 1846 to 1864, 
 by his wife Isabella Helen, youngest daughter of Williani 
 Webber of Binfield Lodge, in the county of Berkshire; and 
 has Issue — (i) Evelyn Clay-Ker-Seymer, Gentleman, born 
 February 26, 1865; (2) Horace Vere Clay-Ker-Seymer, 
 Gentleman, born September 19, 1866 ; Winifred ; ami 
 Violet. Seat - Hanford, near Blandford, in the county of 
 Dorset. 
 
 KERR, see SCO IT-KERR. 
 
 S ROBERT MALCOLM KERR, Esquire, U..\\ 
 (Glasgow), Barrister-at-Law, J.P. for cos. of Dun 
 barton, Middlesex, and London, D.L. for Middle?.' \ 
 Comr. of Lieut, for City of London, formerly Jii 
 of the City of London Court, and one of the Corns 
 the Central Criminal Court (resigned 1901). Horn I 
 5, 1821, being the eldest surviving son of John K. 
 Commissary of Hamilton and Campsie, in the Ai 
 bishopric of Glasgow, by Elizabeth, only dau. of Alexai 
 Malcolm, Merchant in Glasgow. Club — Alhenceum. 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a chc\ 
 cotised argent, three mullets of the first (for Kerr) ; 2 ;ii 
 argent, on a saltire azure, between four boars' heads er^ 
 gules, five mullets of the first, a canton of the third, gi;: 
 d'eau, thereon a lion rampant double-queued of the field 
 Malcolm). Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest— L'l 
 a wreath of his liveries, a mullet argent ; and on an esc: 
 above this MottO, " Praise God." Married, Aug. 2, i^:. 
 Maria S. L. , fourth dau. of late Charles Knight, Publishi 
 London; and has Issue — (i) Kenneth Malcolm Eliot K^ 
 Gentleman, Lieut. 96th Regt., h. July 18, 1849, d. at Meei 
 May 15, 1871 ; (2) Edward Cecil Malcolm Kerr, Gentlem 
 b. July 20, 1851, d. Jan. 23, 1861 ; (3) Robert Malcolm Na; 
 Kerr, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. Feb. 7, 1857; 
 Charles Henry Malcolm Kerr, Gentleman, b. Jan. 22, 18; 
 and Elizabeth Malcolm Kerr. 
 
 RUSSELL JAMES KERR, Esquire, JusticeofihePci 
 Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Barrister-at-Law, Vi 
 Chairman County Council, and a Verderer of H.M. For 
 of Dean. Bom September 4, 1832, being the second 1 
 eldest surviving son of the late William Charles Kerr, M.i 
 of The Haie, by his wife Maria Eliza Robison, younj; 
 daughter of William Lewis, Honourable East India C(.:. 
 pany's Service. Clubs — Windham, Raleigh. Liver/— 
 White and scarlet. Armorial beaxingB— He bean for 
 Arms : Gules, on a chevron embattled, between a flc!;' 
 de-lis in chief, and a martlet in base argent, three mulV 
 of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a halt; 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argtr : 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, astr 
 head erased or. Motto — " Deus solaraen." Mam 
 September 4, i860, Rosa Mary Anne, eldest daughter 
 George R. Griffiths of Castle Hill, Englefield Green, in 1: 
 county of Surrey ; and has Issue — (i) Russell James Kc: 
 Gentleman, born January 23, 1863 [married, January i 
 1888, Miriam Matilda, eldest daughter of J. R. Pine-Coft 
 of Portledge, North Devon, and has, William John Kt 
 Gentleman, bom April 23. 1890 ; Ralph Kerr, Gentlem.' 
 
 Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ihorn August 16, 1891 ; Helen Mary; and Miriam Joan]; 
 f2) Mark Kerr, Gentleman, born November 10, 1877, and 
 
 Itt. Scottish Rifles; Mary; and Katharine. Seat — The 
 " ie, Newnham-on-Severn, in the county of Glouct-ster. 
 
 . BEAUCHAMP ALBERT THOMAS KERR- 
 •' PEARSE, Esq., Capt. Rifle Brigade. Born 1871 
 big the eldest son of the Rev. Beauchamp Kerr Warren 
 Krr-Pearse, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. University Coll., 
 Cjbrd, who assumed by Royal Licence the additional sur- 
 nJie of Kerr in 1889, by his wife Geraldine Henrietta, third 
 di. of Richard Samuel Guinness, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, 
 scuetime M.P. , of Deepwell, co. Dublin. Armorial bear- 
 irs — Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. , azure, the 
 St in his splendour proper (for Pearse) ; 2 and 3, ii. and iii. , 
 gi:s, on a chevron argent, three mullets of the field, all 
 wain a bordure quarterly argent and or (for Kerr). Kaat- 
 lij; azure and or. Crests — i. on a vireath of the colours, 
 a exter arm embowed in armour, the hand grasping a 
 til ig-spear in bend sinister all proper, between two estoiles 
 gts (for Pearse) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, the sun in 
 hii.plendour prop)er (for Kerr). Mottoes — " Cadente por- 
 ri§ dextram," and " Sero sed serio." Club — Armv and 
 N,^y. 
 
 i^NRY WALKER KERRICH-WALKER, Esq., J. P. 
 foijo. of Durham. Bom 1832, being the son of the late 
 Edard Kerrich, Esq., J. P., of Arnolds, by Mary Evelyn 
 Su n, second dau. of the late Richard Fuller of The 
 Racery, Surrey ; and assumed the additional surname and 
 anf of Walker by Royal License in 1877, in compliance 
 wit the will of John Walker of Stabbing Hall. Armorial 
 lie^illgB — Quarterly 1 and 4, argent a fesse embattled 
 coVter-embattled, with plain cotises sable, in chief a quatre- 
 foilietween two crescents, and in base a crescent between 
 twquatrefoils gules (for Walker) ; 2 and 3 sable, on a pile 
 argit, between two galtraps or, a galtrap of the field (for 
 Keich). Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. 1 on a wreath of the colours, in front of a greyhound's 
 hea couped argent, gorged with a collar gemel sable, a 
 crei :nt gules (for Walker) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in lint of two spears in saltire proper, a galtrap or (for 
 
 Kerrich). Motto— " Faire sans dire." Married, 1864, 
 Isabella, eldest dau. of G. Reid of London ; and has, with 
 other Issue — Edward Henry Walker, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 1864. Seat — Newker House, Chester-le-Street, Durham. 
 
 KERSEY. Argent, on a pile between two roses gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper, a boar's head couped of the 
 field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 
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 of the colours, upon a mount vert, between two branches 
 of cinquefoils, a boar's head as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Peractus conamine." 
 
 Sons of Robert Kersey, Gentleman, b. 1818 ; d. 1904 ; 
 
 m. ist, 1837, Caroline Charlotte, ygst. d. of late 
 
 Richard Osborn : — 
 Walter Robert Kersey, Gentleman, b. 1838 ; m. 1869, 
 Catherine Susannah, d. of Benjamin Duvall of Tyrwhitt 
 Road, St. John's, S.E. Res.— e,^ Wickham Road, Brockley, 
 London, S.E. 
 
 Alexander Henry Kersey, Gentleman, b. 1850 ; m. 1887, 
 Alice, d. of Thomas James Steel ; and has issue— Robert 
 Hogarth Kersey, Gentleman ; Kathleen ; and Eileen. Res. 
 —19 Norfolk Square, Hyde Park, W. 
 
 EDMUND WILLIAM KERSHAW, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the son of the late Edward Newman Kershaw 
 
 of Heskin Hall, Eccleston, Lanes. Armorial bearings— 
 Per fesse indented argent and sable, a pale counterchanged, 
 three cross crosslets of the last, a chief azure, thereon as 
 many bezants. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in front of two 
 trunks of trees erect, sprouting from the sinister a pheasant 
 proper, holding in the beak two ears of wheat slipped or. 
 Motto — "Fide semper Deo." Residence — 10 Hanover 
 Square, London, W. 
 
 W WILLIAM KESWICK, Esquire, of Eastwick Park, 
 © Leatherhead, co. Surrey, and Beech Grove, co. Dum- 
 fries, J. P. and High Sheriff" co. Surrey, Lord of the Manor 
 of Bookham, Leatherhead. Born 1834, being the son of 
 the late Thomas Kissock of Richibuck, Canada, and Beech 
 Grove, Dumfriesshire. C/wi— Devonshire. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Sable, a saltire argent and a chief invected of the 
 second, the latter charged with a rose gules between two 
 thistles slipped and leaved proper. Mantling sable doubled 
 argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of his liveries, between 
 two wings argent, an arm vested azure, cuffed of the first, 
 the hand holding a thistle proper. Motto— " Ubique." 
 Married, 1870. Amelia S. {d. 1883), only dau. of the late 
 J. A. Dubeux. Postal arfrfrwj — Eastwick Park, Great 
 Bookham, Leatherhead. 
 
 RUPERT EDWARD COOKE KETTLE, Esquire. 
 Barrister-at-Law, B.A. St. John's Coll., Oxford, Recorder 
 of Lichfield 1899, Metropolitan Magistrate 1901, J. P. for 
 COS. Essex, Kent, London, Middlesex, Surrey, and 
 Merionethshire. Bom December a6, 1854, being the 
 
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 eldest son of His Honour the late Sir Rupert Kettle, 
 County Court Judge, by his wife Mary, only child of 
 Edward Cooke of Wolverhampton. Clu» — Reform. 
 l.ivei'y—lMue, with brass buttons. Armorial bearlngi — 
 He bears for Anna : Azure, a licehive within two branches 
 of palm slipped in saltire all or, impaling the arms of 
 Hickman, namely, party per sallire saWe and or, two 
 leopards' faces jessant-de-lis in pale, and a^ many fleurs- 
 de-lis in fesse, all countcrchanged. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet lx;titting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Cr«8t, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a dexter cubit arm vested azure, cuflfed argent, 
 the hand proper, holding a Iwlance suspcn<led or, a port- 
 cullis also argent ; with the Motto, "0"' '^1." Afanied 
 i88i, Katherine Josephine, daughter of Sir Alfred Hickman, 
 Knight Bachelor, Member of Parliament. Residence— 
 Croft on Court, Orpington. Postal address — i Essex Court, 
 Temple, E.C. 
 
 KETTLEWELL, quartered by EYRES. 
 
 WILLIAM WILDMAN KETTLEWELL, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, Master of Arts of 
 lit ^fH^Wl^ff ''^'' University of Oxford. Bom June 4, 
 UXvlVll^lUvll J844, being the only son of the late 
 William Wildman Kettlewell, by his wife 
 Ellen Cattley. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Or, three bulls' heads caboshed in bend, between two bend- 
 lets invected sable, a cross patte in the sinister chief point, 
 also sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his C^st, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 buU sable, gorged with a collar and line reflexed over the 
 back, holding between the legs a cinquefoil, three crosses 
 pat^ fesseways all or. Married, October 7, 1875, Florence 
 Balfour, youngest daughter of Wybrants Olphert, Esquire, 
 Deputy-Lieutenant of Ballyconnell House, Falcarragh, in 
 the county of Donegal; and has Issue— {\) Henry Wild- 
 man Kettlewell, Gentleman, b. July 20. 1876, Lieut. King's 
 Shropshire Light Infantry, (2) William Robert Wildman 
 Kettleviell, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 1877, Lieut. R.N. ; (3) 
 George Wildman Kettlewell, Gentleman, b. Sept. 29, 1879. 
 Seat — Harptree Court. East Harptree, in the county of 
 Somerset. C/tt*5— Naval and Military, New University. 
 
 KEVELIOC, EARL OF CHESTER, quartered by 
 HUSSEY and HULLEY. 
 
 ©ROGER JOHN BROWNLOW KEYES, Esquire, 
 Lieut. R.N. Bom Oct. 4, 1872, being the eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late Gen. Sir Charles Patton Keyes, G. C. B. , 
 J. P., by his wife Katherine Jessie, dau. of the late James 
 Norman. Armorial bearlng^S— Per chevron gules and 
 sable, three keys or, the wards of the two in chief facing 
 each other, and of the one in base to the sinister, on a 
 canton argent, a lion rampant of the first. Mantling gules 
 and or. Great — On a wreath of the colours, an open hand 
 couped at the wrist projjer, holding between the forefinger 
 and the thumb a key or. MottO — " Virtuteadepta." Postal 
 address — Croghan, Sandgate. 
 
 KEYSER, see DE KEYSER. 
 
 ARCHIBALD WILLIAM LYLE KIDD, Gentleman, 
 Bom January 18, 1871. being the only son of 
 llttfl^ Archibald Napier Kidd, Doctor of Medicine, 
 UMUU Bachelor of Arts of the University of Dublin, 
 by his wife Laura Isabella, daughter of Andrew 
 Lyle. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 a tree eradicated vert, pendent from the branches a bugle- 
 horn or, stringed gules, on a chief engrailed azure a rose 
 between two mullets of the field ; and for his Crest, ujx)n 
 a wreath of the colours, an increscent argent, charged with 
 a rose gules ; with the Motto, " Donee impleat orbem." 
 
 KIDSTON (L.O., 1871). Sable, three salmon haurient 
 in fesse proper, on a chief or, three goats' heads erased of 
 the first within a bordure argent. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a unicorn's 
 head erased argent. Motto — " Pro rege et lege." 
 
 Son of William Kidston, b. ; d. ; m. , 
 
 and grandson of Archibald Glen Kidston, Merchant 
 in Glasgow : — 
 Archibald Glen Kidston, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. "Black 
 
 Watch,"/*. ;»». 1898, Hel6ne, d. of Spencer C 
 and has issue— George Pearson Glen Kidston, Gentle 
 b. 1899. Post. add. — (c/o Mrs. Kidston, Nyn 1 
 Potter's Bar, London, N. 
 
 Kl ERZKOWSKI - STEUART, 
 KOWSKI-STEUARI". 
 
 see DE KII 
 
 KILLIGREW, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 ERNEST FULLER KILPIN, Esquire, Companion 
 the Most Distinguished Order of St. Micharl i 
 George, 1901, Clerk of the House of Assembly ni 
 of Good Hope, and a Justice of the Peace for Up • 
 Bom May 5, 1854, bt-ing the only son of the laic 1 
 S. W. Kilpin of Reading, by his wife Eliz.il>ctli Ann, : 
 of William Coles Fuller. Armorial bearings— Per 1 
 
 argent and or, three crescents fesseways azure, 
 oak-trees eradicated in pale proper. Upon the escati 
 from which is jDendent his badge as a C.M.G., isplaoedlE 
 helmet befitting his degree. Mantling azure and atgat.1 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of anodtS 
 proper, charged with a pheon or, a mount vert, tbcmaiy 
 saltire azure. Motto — " Firmus in firmis." Marritl,B 
 Oct. 23, 1880, Augusta [Lady of The Royal Red Or(J*| 
 1902], dau. of G. W. Pilkington, Esq. , of Cape Town ; aii 
 has /ssue—{i) Ernest Tyrell Kilpin, Gentleman (CapeCiiiI| 
 Service), b. Dec. 7, 1881 ; (2) Cecil Fuller Kilpin, Genlte'| 
 man, i. Oct. 3, 1884 ; (3) Ralph Pilkington Kilpin, GaUtK 
 man,*. Oct. 10, 1887; (4) Denis Pilkington Kilpin, G(»| 
 tleman, b. June 17, 1893. Postal address — Linford, Ke»l| 
 worth, near Cape Town. Club — Civil Service |C 
 Town). 
 
 KINAHAN, seeHUDSON-KINAHAN. 
 KINARDSLEY, quartered by ORMSBY. 
 
 KINCAID, see BATEMAN-HANBURY-KINCA 
 LENNOX. 
 
 KING, quartered by LOVELACE. 
 
 KING, see GORDON-KING, MEADE-KING, NOEI 
 KING. REEVE-KING, and STAFFORD-KING-HAl 
 MAN. 
 
 ELIZABETH KING, eldest daughter and co-hw 
 late John Richard King, Esquire, J. P. Hants (High 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 558), late Capt. and Hants Rifles, and his wife Elizabeth 
 ;lby, eldest dau. of RolHjrt Walmisley (and granddau. and 
 |>-heir of Robert Selby of The Hyde. Airaorial beax> 
 Ugs are, upon a lozenge — Per fesse nebuly azure and sable, 
 i lion rampant argent, ducally gorged, between in chief 
 ' o cross crosslets and in base an escallop or. Estate — The 
 yde, CO. Middlesex. 
 
 HENRY LOUIS KING (formerly Mahon), Gentleman. 
 
 )m 1866, being the eldest son of Ross Mahon of Lady- 
 
 11, CO. Westmeath, by Harriette, eldest dau. of Rev. 
 
 enry King of Ballylin, and nephew of the late John 
 
 Ibert King, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Ballylin. He as- 
 
 med the surname and arms of King only by Royal 
 
 cence, dated May 17, 1901. Armorial bearings — 
 
 : ble, a lion rampant, double-queued or. Blantllng sable 
 
 ijd or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an escallop 
 
 les. Motto — " Spes tutissima ccelis." Married, May 
 
 P4, Winifred Harriet, dau. of W. S. Ward. Seat — 
 
 llylin, Ferbane, King's Co. Clubs — Kildare Street 
 
 (lublin). Royal St. George's Yacht. 
 
 'Sir HENRY SEYMOUR KING, K.C.I. E. (created 
 
 ' Companion of the Indian Empire, 1887, and Knight 
 
 mmander, 1892), F.R.G.S., M.A. (Oxford), Member of 
 
 r Majesty's Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of 
 
 ndon, M.P. for the Central Division of Hull since 1885. 
 
 I >-n Jan. 4, 1852, being the eldest son of Henry Samuel 
 
 iig, Esq., J. P. for Essex, of the Manor House, Chigwell, 
 
 i his wife Ellen, dau. of John Blakeway. Clubs — Carlton, 
 
 nservative, St. Stephen's, Savile, Alpine, Royal Yacht 
 
 ladron. Royal Temple Yacht, Royal Yorkshire Yacht, 
 
 Hyal Thames Yacht. Livery — Blue, with blue and white 
 
 slped vest and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Qiiterly argent and azure, in the second and third 
 qusiers a quatrefoil of the first, over all a bend barry of 
 six if the second, charged with a quatrefoil also of the 
 firs and gules, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribin and badge of a K.C.I. E. Mantling azure and 
 argi t ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 Ijn rampant or, gorged with a collar gemel azure, 
 
 and holding in the dexter forepaw a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Motto — " Floreo in ungue leonis." Married, Oct 21, 
 1875, Julia Mary, dau. of the Rev. John Jenkins, D.D., 
 LL, D. , of Montreal. Postal address — 25 Cornwall Gardens, 
 South Kensington, S.W. 
 
 LUCAS WHITE KING, Esquire, Companion of the 
 Most Exalted Order of the Sur of India (1898), LL.D., 
 B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), F.S.A. ; entered the Indian Civil 
 Service 1878, served as Political Officer with the Zhob 
 Valley Field Force 1890, with Waziristan Expedition 
 1894-95 (mentioned in despatches, medal with clasp), with 
 Indo-Afghan Demarcation Commission as Boundary Com- 
 missioner 189s, and with Kohat-Kurran Field Force and 
 Tirah Expedition as Political Officer 1897-98 (mentioned in 
 despatches, medal with three clasps, C.S.I.) ; is a Fellow of 
 the Punjab University, a Member of the Royal Geographical, 
 Royal Asiatic, and Numismatic Societies. Born 1856, being 
 the eldest son of the late Dep. Surg. Gen. Henry King, 
 Principal of Medical School, Madras. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, two lions rampant combatant, supporting a dexter 
 hand couped at the wrist and erect, above it an estoile 
 argent, a bordure ermines. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest^On a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand couped 
 at the wrist and erect, the third and fourth fingers turned 
 down proper, charged on the wrist with an estoile as in the 
 arms. Motto — "Spes tutissima coelis." Married, 1891, 
 Geraldine, dau. of the late Alfred Harmsworth, Barrister- 
 at-law of the Middle Temple. 
 
 KING (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, per pale gules and 
 or, a lion rampant counterchanged holding between the 
 paws a boar's head erased of the second (King); 2 and 
 3, or, on a fesse bretessed azure, between three wolves' 
 heads erased sable, as many lozenges argent (Sealy). 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a boar's head erased gules, charged with two 
 bezants in fesse. Motto — ■' ' Spes tutissima coelis. " Livery — 
 Chocolate brown, yellow facings. 
 
 Son of Charles Lewes King of Newtown House, Leixlip, 
 
 b. 1814; d. 1869 ; m. 1853, Jane Stawell Bernard (Mrs. 
 
 King-Sealy of Richmount), d. and coh. of Capt. 
 
 Sampson Stawell Sealy : — 
 Charles Sealy King, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, b. i860; 
 m. 1886, Beatrice Ada, d. of William Jocelyn Bradford, 
 M.D. (Trin. Coll., Dub.); and has issue — (i) Ludlow 
 Sealy King, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (2) Charles Sealy King, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894; Esther; and Violet Rose. Seat — 
 Richmount, Bandon, co. Cork. Club — County (Cork). 
 
 KING-HARMAN, seeS lAFFORD-KING-HARMAN. 
 
 CHARLES ANTHONY KING-HARMAN, Esquire. 
 C.M.G., M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), Colonial Seer, of Mauri- 
 tius 1893-97, since when he has been Administrator of St. 
 Lucia. Born 1851, being the third son of the late Hon. 
 Lawrence Harman King-Harman, by his wife Mary Cecilia, 
 dau. of James Raymond Johnstone of Alva, N.B. Armo- 
 rial bearing^s— Quarterly i and 4, sable, a chevron between 
 three rams passant argent, attired or (for Harman) ; 2 and 
 3, gules, two lions rampant combatant supporting a dexter 
 hand couped at the wrist and erect argent (for King). 
 MrnitUng sable and argent. Crests— i. out of a ducal 
 crest coronet or, a dexter arm armed and erect in pale 
 proper, cuffed argent, the hand also proper grasping two 
 slips of roses one gules, the other argent, stalked, seeded, 
 and leaved proper (for Harman) ; 2. out of a ducal crest 
 coronet or, a dexter hand erect, the third and fourth fingers 
 turned down proper (for King). Married, 1888, Constance, 
 dau. of Gen. Sir Robert Biddulph, G.C.M.G., C.B. ; and 
 has surviving Issue — Lawrence Hope King-Harman, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1889 ; (2) Robert Douglas K'ng-Harman, Gentle- 
 man, b. 189 1 ; and Geraldine. Residence— Goy&cnmcnx. 
 House Castries, St. Lucia. C/a*— Windham. 
 
 MONTAGUE JOCELYN KING-HARMAN, Esquire, 
 Col. I.S.C., was D.A.Q.M.G. at Meerut 1877-82 and ist 
 Dep. Sec. to Govt, of India 1892-97. Bo>n 1843, being 
 the second son of the late Hon. Lawrence Harman King- 
 Harman, by his wife Mary Cecilia, dau. of James Raymond 
 Johnstone of Alva, N.B. Armorial bearings - Quarterly 
 1 and 4, sable, a chevron between three rams passant argent, 
 attired or (for Harman) ; 2 and 3, gules, two Uons rampant 
 combatant supporting a dexter hand couped at the wrist 
 
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 and erect argent (for King). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Onsta I. out of a ducal crest coronet or, a dexter arm, 
 armed and erect in pale proper, cuffed argent, the hand also 
 proper grasping two slips of roses, one gules the other 
 argent, stalked, seeded, and leaved proper (for Hurman) ; a. 
 out of a ducal crest coronet or, a dexter hand erect, the 
 third and fourth lingers turned down proper (for King). 
 Atarritd, 1869, Emily, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Henry Kigbv, 
 R,E. ; and has Issu* (1) Edward Henry King-Harman, 
 Gentleman, b. 1870 [m., 1896, Emily Florence, dau. of .1. G. 
 Meugens, Esq., of Calcutta]; and Mary Elizabeth [m., 
 
 1899, Arthur Morgan]. Residence— 
 
 WENTWORTH HENRY KING-HARMAN. Esquire, 
 formerly Col. R.A. andCh. Inspector of Small Arms. Bom 
 1840, Ixiing the eldest surviving son of the late Hon. Law- 
 rence Harman King-Harman, by his wife Mary Cecilia, 
 dau. of lames Raymond Johnstoneof Alva, N.B. Armorial 
 bearlnga Quarterly i and 4, sable, a chevron lietwcen 
 three rams pa&>ant argent, attired or (for Harman) ; a and 3, 
 gules, two lion rampant combatant supporting a dexter 
 hand cou|)ed at the wrisi and erect argent (for King). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests - i. out of a ducal 
 cresi coronet or, a dexter arm, armed and erect in pale 
 proper, cuffed argent, the hand also proper grasping two 
 slips of roses one gules, the other argent, stalked, seeded, 
 and leaved proper (for Harman) ; a. out of a ducal crest 
 coronet or, a dexter band erect, the third and fourth fingers 
 turned down proper (for King). Married, 1863, Annie 
 Kate, dau. of the late D. J. Smith of Kingston, Canada ; 
 and has surviving lisue - (1) Wentworth Alexander King- 
 Harnian, Esq.,Capt. 4th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles; Beatrice 
 Caroline; Lilian Mary; and Annette Maud \m., March 
 
 1900, Capt. Thomas Carson, Royal Irish Rifles]. Residence 
 — Newcastle, liallymahon, co. Longford. Club — Junior 
 United Service. 
 
 S WILLIAM EDWARD KING-KING, Esquire, Jus- 
 tice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county 
 of Hereford. Bom June 14, 1843, being the second son of 
 the late James King-King, Esquire, Justice of th'- Peace, 
 Deputy- Lieutenant, Master of Arts, Member ot Parliament 
 for the county of Hereford, 1852-1868, by his wife Mary 
 Cochrane, daughter of Kenneth Mackenzie. Clubs — Junior 
 Carlton, Wellington. Livery — Dark blue, with orange 
 collar, cuffs, and waistcoat, dark blue plush breeches. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, argent 
 and azure, on a bend barry of the second and gules, 
 between in the second and third quarters two estoiles of six 
 p>oints pierced or, three cinquefoils of the last, and im- 
 paling the arms of Lowry-Corry, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 gules a saltire argent, in chief a rose of the last (for Corry) ; 
 2 and 3 sable, a cup argent, with a garland between two 
 laurel branches all issuing therefrom proper (for Lowry). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet Ixjfitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant bendy or and azure, 
 supporting two branches comjxjsed of as many roses gules 
 and three cinquefoils vert, slipf)ed and leaved of the last ; 
 with the Motto, " Floreo in ungue leonis." Married, 
 April 6, 1876, Lady Florence Elizabeth, daughter of the 
 Right Honourable Armar Lowry-Corry, third Earl of Bel- 
 more ; and has Issue — Eustace King-King, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. 14, 1880, Lieut. " The Queen's Regt. " ; Alice 
 Marion; and Blanche Mary Cochrane. Estate and postal 
 address — Staunton Court, Stauntoft-on -Arrow, Hereford- 
 shire. 
 
 M LIONEL FORTESCUE KING-NOEL, Esquire, 
 W commonly called the Hon. Lionel Fortescue King- 
 Noel, J. P. and D. L. co. of Surrey, late Capt. 9th Lancers, 
 heir-presumptive to the Earl4om of Lovelace. Born Nov. 16, 
 1865, being the third but second surviving son of the late 
 Rt. Hon. William King-Noel, ist Earl of Lovelace, Vis- 
 count and Baron Ockham of Ockham, Surrey, and 8th 
 Baron King, and the only son by his second marriage with 
 Jane, widow of Edward Jenkins, Bengal C.S. Armorial 
 bearings -Quarterly i and 4, or, fretty gules, a canton 
 ermine, in chief (for distinction) a cross crosslet of the 
 second (for Noel) ; 2 and 3, sable, three sp)ear-heads erect 
 argent, embrued gules, on a chief or, as many pole-axes 
 azure, the edges to the sinister (for King) ; and impaling the 
 arms of Anson, namely argent, three bends engrailed gules, 
 in the sinister chief a crescent of the last. Mantling gules 
 
 and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a buck 
 statant argent, attired or, charged (for distinction) with a 
 cross crosslet gules (for Noel) ; a. on a wreath of the coloura 
 a dexter arm erect, couped at the elljow, vested azure 
 charged with three ermine spots in fesse or, the cuff lugem 
 the hand proper, grasping a truncheon s,it)le, the ion 
 broken off, the lx>ttom couped of the third (for Kint;). 
 Motto " Lal)or ipse voluptas." Married, April 29, i8<j!;, 
 Lady Edith Anson, fourth dau. of the Rt. Hon. the and 
 Earl of Lichfield ; and has Issue — Evelyn Caihcrint 
 Phyllis Edith ; and Rosemary Diana. Seats Horskn 
 Towers, Leitherhead ; Ben Damph Forest, Auchnasheen 
 Ross, N.B. C/«*j -Army and ^lavy, St James's. 
 
 KINGAN (U.O.). Azure, a fesse indented argent, U 
 Iween an anticjue crown in chief or and in Iwse two dexiii 
 hands clasped and conji)ined, that on the dexter riiifji'd <in 
 the third finger with a royal signet all |)ro|)er. Want.iipg 
 
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 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, two 
 dexter hands clasped and conjoined as in the arms, thereon a 
 lion rampant guardant or. Motto— "A favore regis 
 nomen." 
 
 Son of late William Kingan of Silverstream, White 
 
 Abbey, co. Antrim : — 
 Samuel Kingan, Esq.. J. P. and D.L. co. Down, *. 1824; 
 m. 1875, Janie, d. of late John Sinclair of The Grove, Belfast; 
 and has issue— (i) William Sinclair Kingan, Gentleman, 
 b. 1876; (2) Thomas Davison Kingan, Gentleman, b. 1879; 
 Elizabeth Janie Sinclair ; and Mary Ethel. .S'^a/— Glen- 
 ganagh, Bangor, co. Down. C/«*— Ulster (Belfast). 
 
 KINGERLEE (H. Coll.). Azure, on a bend telween a 
 sun in splendour in chief both or, and a martlet in tase 
 argent,. three mullets gules, on a chief of the second a 
 mullet also gules, between two fleurs-de-lis of the neld. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a hillock vert, thereon a dove close 
 proper, holding in the beak an olive-leaf slipped proper, 
 two fleurs-de-lis or. Motto—" Integritate et fidelitate. 
 Son of Thomas Kingerlee of Banbury, Oxon. :— 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Thomas Henry Kiiigeilee, Gentleman, J.P. ,and some- 
 time Mayor of the city of Oxford, 6. . A'«. — Foxcombe 
 Hill, Oxford. 
 
 I FITZHARDINGE KINGSCOTE, Esquire. Capt. Rifle 
 Brigade, and afterwards Hon. Major Mayo Militia, J.P. 
 [for CO. Galway. Bom March i6, 1837, being the second 
 f son of Thomas Henry Kingscote, Esq., J.P. for co. Glou- 
 cester, High Sheriff 1841, Col. of the North Gloucester 
 Mihtia, by his second wife Hariott Mary Anne, eldest dau. 
 of Rt. Hon. Benjamin, ist Lord Bloomfield. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, ten escallops, four, three, two and one 
 sable, on a canton gules, a mullet pierced or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an 
 escallop sable. Married, 1863, Agnes Janet, dau. of John 
 Stuart of London, Canada West ; and lias Issue— {\) Ran- 
 dolph .Albert Fitzhardinge Kingscote, Esq., Capt. R.E., b. 
 Feb. 6, 1867 I M., 1890, Florence Louise, youngest dau. of 
 the late Sir E. Boehm, Bart.] ; (2) Alexander Fitzhardinge 
 Kingscote, Gentleman, b. 1868; (3) John Henry Kingscote, 
 Gentleman, b. 1873, d.s.p. Sept. 19, 1895; (4) Thomas 
 George Kingscote, Gentleman, b. 1875; Hariott Isabel; 
 Mary Sophia [;«., 1895, Joiin Barclay Stacey] ; Agnes 
 Louise [m. , 1890, Charles George Meredyth] ; and Caroline 
 Frances \in., 1896, J. Lumsden, M.D.].' 5m^— Furbough, 
 ;o. Galway. 
 
 HENRY BLOOMFIELD KINGSCOTE, Esquire, Col. 
 li.H.A. Born Feb. 28, 1843, being the third son of the 
 ate Thomas Henry Kingscote, Esq., J.P. for co. Gloucester, 
 iiigh Sheriff 1841,' Col. of the North Gloucester Militia, by 
 lis second wife Hariott Mary .Anne, eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Jenjaiiiin, ist Lord Bloomfield. Armorial bearings — 
 Urgent, ten escallops, four, three, two and one sable, on a 
 anton gules, a mullet pierced or. Mantling sable and 
 rgent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an escallop 
 able. Married, firstly, March 31, 1870, Louisa Katharine, 
 Idest dau. of Major-Gen. Ridley, C.B. (marriage dissolved 
 871). He married secondly, April 20, 1880, Mary, eldest 
 au. of John Hamilton of Fyne Court, co. Somerset, and 
 'idow of Capt. Lawrell, 4th Hussars. Residence — 
 
 S HOWARD KINGSCOTE, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. Ox- 
 fordshire Light Infantry. Born April 29, 1845, being 
 'le third but only surviving son of the late Henry Robert 
 vingscote, by his wife Harriett Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 
 rhristopher Tower of Weald Hall, Essex. Armorial 
 earings — Argent, ten escallops, four, three, two and one 
 |ible, on a canton gules, a mullet pierced or. Mantling 
 jible and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an 
 icallop sable. Married, June 25, 1885, Adeline Georgina 
 abella, only dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Drummond 
 /olff, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., M.P. Residence— 
 
 JOHN BLOOMFIELD KINGSCOTE, Gentleman. 
 orn Feb. 27, 1851, being the sixth son of the late 
 homas Henry Kingscote, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1841, 
 ■A. of the >forth Gloucester Militia, by his second wife 
 ariott Mary Anne, eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. Benjamin, 
 t Lord Bloomfield. Armorial bearings — Argent, ten 
 callops, four, three, two and one sable, on a canton 
 lies, a mullet pierced or. Mantling sable and argent, 
 ■est — On a wreath of the colours, an escallop sable. 
 drried, 1884, Harriet, dau. of J. Rogerson ; and has 
 ue — John Kingscote, Gentleman, b. June 15, 1885; and 
 *Tiet Caroline. Residence — Stratton Audley, Bicester. 
 «*— Brooks's. 
 
 ! Sir ROBERT NIGEL FITZHARDINGE KINGS- 
 f COTE, K.C.B., late Scots Guards, A.D.C. to Lord 
 I'.glan during the Crimean Campaign, Hon. Col. 4th 
 Itt. Gloucestershire Regt., M.P. for West Gloucestershire 
 152-95, Commissioner of Woods and Forests 188S--9S, 
 IceiverGen. of the Duchy of Cornwall 1888, J.P. and 
 IL. CO. Gloucester, J.P. for Wilts, Paymaster to His 
 Iijesty's Household 1901, Extra Equerry to His Majesty 
 114. Born Fea. 28, 1830, being the eldest son of 
 'iomas Henry Kingscote, Esq., J.P. , High Sheriff, Col. 
 c the North Gloucester Militia, by his first wife Lady 
 I bella Frances Anne Somerset, sixth dau. of the Most 
 fble Henry, 6th Duke of Beaufort. Armorial bear- 
 1:8 — Argent, ten escallops, four, three, two and one sable. 
 
 on a chief gules, a mullet pierced or ; and impaling the arms 
 of Curzon-Howe, namely, quarterly i and 4, or, a fesse 
 between three wolves' heads couped sable (for Howe) ; 
 2 and 3, argent, on a bend sable, three popinjays or, 
 collared gules (for Curzon). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an escallop sable. 
 Married, firstly, March 13, 1851, Caroline Sophia, dau. of 
 Col. Wyndham of Petworth (afterwards Lord Leconfield) ; 
 secondly, Feb. 5, 1856, Lady Emily Marie Curzon-Howe 
 (a Lady of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Princess of 
 Wales), dau. of Rt. Hon. Richard, ist Earl Howe ; and by 
 second marriage has /jj«*— Nigel Richard Fitzhardinge 
 Kingscote, Esq., J.P. and D.L., late Lieut. Rifle Brigade, 
 b. Feb. 1857; Harriet Maud Isabella [m., July 21, i88o, 
 A. Maitland Wilson of Stowlangtoft Hall, Suffolk]; and 
 Winifred Ida {m., July 16, 1879, the Most Hon. George 
 Henry Hugh, Marquess of Cholmondeley]. 5ea/— Kings- 
 cote Park, Wotton-under-Edge, co. Gloucester. Town 
 residence — 19 South Audley Street, W. C/k*— Brooks's. 
 
 THOMAS ARTHUR FITZHARDINGE KINGS- 
 COTE, Gentleman. Bom Jan. 16, 1845, being the fourth 
 son of Thomas Henry Kingscote, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 
 1841, Col. of the North Gloucester Militia, by his second 
 wife Hariott Mary Anne, eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. Benjamin, 
 ist Lord Bloomfield. Armorial bearings— Argent, ten 
 escallops, four, three, two and one sable, on a canton gules, 
 a mullet pierced or, and impaling the arms of Gifford, 
 namely azure, a chevron between three stirrups with 
 leathers or, within a bordure engrailed argent, charged 
 with eight pellets. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - 
 On a wreath of the colours, an escallop sable. Married, 
 Aug. 31, 1872, Hon. Eveline Mary, dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Robert Francis, 2nd Lord Gifford; and has Issue — (i) 
 Eric Thomas Kingscote, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (2) Maurice 
 Kingscote, Gentleman, b. 1887. 
 
 WILLIAM ANTHONY KINGSCOTE, Gentleman. 
 Bom Nov. 26, 1848, being the fifth son of Thomas Henry 
 Kingscote, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1841, Col. of the North 
 Gloucester Militia, by his second wife Hariott Mary Anne, 
 eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. Benjamin, ist Lord Bloomfield. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, ten escallops, four, three, 
 two and one sable, on a canton gules, a mullet pierced or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an escallop sable. Married, March, 12, 1872, 
 Catherine Jeanette, youngest dau. of Robert Pringle of 
 Bective, New South Wales ; and has Issue. Residence — 
 
 KINGSLEY, quartered by DE TRAFFORD, HUL- 
 LEY. and TRAFFORD. 
 
 ANDREW DE PORTAL KINGSMILL. Gentleman, 
 2nd Lieutenant Grenadier Guards. Born 188 1. being 
 the only son of the late William Howley Kingsmill, 
 Esquire, M.A. , J.P. , High Sheriff 1875, ^'Y h's wife 
 Constance Mary, eldest daughter of Sir Wyndham 
 S. Portal, Bart. Armorial bearings — Argent, sem6e of 
 cross crosslets fitch^e sable, a chevron ermines between 
 three fers-de-moline pierced of the second, a chief of the 
 third, all within a hordure wavy azure. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm vested argent, charged with a bendlet aziu-e, cuff er- 
 mines, the hand propy grasping a fer-de-moline as in the 
 arms. Motto — "Do well, doubt not." Married, 1904, 
 Gladys Frances, younger dau. of the late Capt. Johnson, 
 64th Regt. Seat — Sydmonton Court, Newbury. Club — 
 Guards'. 
 
 S JULIAN CLAUD DE KENNE BRUCE KINGS- 
 MILL, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Horse Artillery. 
 Bom May 11, 1866, being the son of the late Thoma.s 
 Nugent Kingsmill (formerly Kenney) [nephew of the 
 ninth Earl of Westmeath], by his wife Isabel Augusta 
 Bruce, dau. and sole heir of Colonel Sir John Kingsmill, 
 Knight Bachelor, Justice of the Peace, of Hermitage Park, 
 Commander of the Battle Axe Guards of the Castle of 
 Dublin. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, argent sem^e of cross crosslets fitch^e sable, 
 a chevron ermines between three fers de moline pierced 
 of the second, a chief of the third (for Kingsmill) ; 2 and 
 3, per pale or and azure, a fleur-de-lis between three 
 
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 crescents all counterchanged, a crescent for difference (for 
 Kenney). U|K>n the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his liegree, witli a maiillinK sable and nrgent ; and 
 for his OrMta, I. upon a wreatli of the colours, a cubit arm 
 erect, vested argent, cuffed ermines, in the hand proper 
 a fer de moUne as in the arms (for Kingsmill) ; a. out of 
 an Earls coronet or, a cubit arm erect, vested gules, cuffed 
 argent, the hand grasping a roll of parchnuni proper, the 
 arnj charged with a crescent ardent for difference (for 
 Kenney). Motto— "I3o well, doubt nought" Married, 
 1893, Emily Lydia, eldest dau. of the late James Mars- 
 land. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM KINGSTONE, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law and Solicitor Supreme Court of Toronto, 
 M.A., B.C.L. (Toronto). Bom 1836, being the only 
 surviving son of the late Arthur Johnston Kingslone, 
 Esq., ofMosstown, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), I.P. co. 
 Longford, High Sheriff 1826, who d. 1884, by Elizabeth, 
 second daughter of the late David Courtney of Mespil, 
 CO. Dublin. Aimorial bearings — Per pale argent and 
 
 gules, a chevron counterchanged between a thistle slipped 
 m dexter chief proper and a trefoil in sinister chief or, in 
 dexter base a trefoil slipped vert, and in the sinister a 
 thistle slipped of the fourth. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a swan holding in its 
 beak a thistle slipped proper. Motto — " Dei gratia." 
 Married, Oct. 3, 1871, Henrietta Georgina, eld. dau. of 
 Very Rev. Henry James Grasett, Dean of Toronto and 
 Rector of St. James's Cathedral ; and has Issue— {,1) Henry 
 Grasett Kingstone, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; (2) Arthur 
 Courtenay Kmgstone, Gentleman, b. 1874; (3) Herbert 
 Dolier Kingstone, Gentleman, b. 1884; (4) George Alex- 
 ander Kingstone, Gentleman, b. i886 ; Fanny Charlotte ; 
 Edith Henrietta ; and Mary Augusta. Residence— /^i^ Jarvis 
 Street, Toronto, Canada. 
 
 CHARLES YOUNG KINLOCH, Esquire. J. P. for co. 
 Perth. Bom 1863, being the eldest son of the late David 
 James Kinloch. Esq., Colonel R.A.. by his wife Katherine 
 Mary. dau. of Henry Young, Esq., J. P., Chief Secretary 
 at Bombay. Livery — Blue, with yellow facings. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Azure, on a chevron between three mascles 
 or, a boar's head erased of the field, a fleur-de-lis in chief 
 
 min 
 
 of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed „ ..«..^_ 
 belitting his degree, with a Mantling gules douhlcdargoit^ 
 and upon a wreath of his liv<ries is set for Crest, an caote 
 soaiing aloft proper ; and in an escroll alxjve this Motto 
 "Yet higher." Married, April 1899, Marie lx)i. 
 
 youngest dau. of the late John Laird, Esq., J. P., of I 
 kenhead, Cheshire. Estate and postal address— Go 
 Dunkeld, Perthshire. C/«^— County (Perth). 
 
 The Right Honourablk MARY MORGAN-GRJ 
 VILLE, nth BARONESS KINLOSS, in the Peerage^ 
 Scotland, a Lady of the Order of the Crown of India. 
 Sept. 30. 1852, being the elder dau. and co-heir of the late Molt 
 Noble Sir Richard Plantagenet Campbell Temple-Nugent- 
 Brydges-Chandos-Grenville. 3rd Duke of Buckingham and 
 Chandos, 3rd Earl Temple of Stowe, 7th Viscount Cobham, 
 and loth Lord Kinloss, G.C.S.I., CLE., P.C, by his first 
 wife, Caroline, only dau. of Robert Harvey of I^nglejr 
 Park, Bucks, sister of Sir Robert Bateson Harvey, Rart 
 Armorial bearings are upon two lozenges, the dexter being 
 the arms of Morgan-Grenville, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 vert, on a cross argent five torteaux. and for distinctions 
 canton or (for Grenville) ; 2 and 3, paly of six argent and 
 or, a lion rampant regardant sable, charged on the shoulder 
 with a cross crosslet of the second, between four quairefoili 
 saltireways of the third (for Morgan), and upon an escut- 
 cheon of pretence, surmounted by the coronet of a Baronesi, 
 the arms of Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Gren\ille, 
 namely, quarterly i and 6. vert, on a cross nrgent. five tor- 
 teaux (for Grenville) ; 2. quarterly i. and iiii. or. an eagle 
 displayed sable ; ii. and iii. argent, two bars sable, racb 
 charged with three martlets or (for Temple); 3. ermine, 
 two bars gules (for Nugent) ; 4. argent, on a crosssible, a 
 leopard's face or (for Brydges) ; 5. or. a pile gules (for 
 Chandos). and upon the sinister lozenge, which is sur- 
 mounted by the coronet of a Baroness, ihe arms and quar- 
 terings of Temple - Nugent - Brydges - Chandos - Grenville, 
 namely, quarterly i and 8, the arms of Temple-.Nugenl- 
 Brydges-Chandos-Grenville as previously; 2. argent, on • 
 cross sable, a leopard's face or (for Brydges, Dukes « 
 Chandos) ; 3. or, a saltire and a chief gules, on a cantoB 
 argent, a lion rampant azure (for Bruce, Earls of fclg» I 
 and Ailesbury ; 4. quarterly i. and iiii. or. on a p*j 
 
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 fles, between six fleurs-de-lis azure, three lions of Eng- 
 itd (being the coat of augmentation granted by King 
 Bnry VIII. on his marriage with Lady Jane Seymour) ; 
 i?and iii. gules, two wings conjoined in leure, points 
 ^A'nwards or (for Seymour, Dukes of Somerset) ; 5. barry 
 qsix argent and azure, in chief three torteaux, a label of 
 t ee points ermine (for Grey, Duke of Suffolk and Marquess 
 o Dorset) ; 6. barry of ten argent and gules, a lion rampant 
 ducally crowned per pale of the first and second (for 
 ndon, Duke of Suffolk); 7. quarterly i. and iiii. , azure, 
 tfee fleurs-de-lis or (for France) ; ii. and iii., gules, three 
 his passant guardant in pale or (for England), being the 
 ajis of the Princess Mary (Tudor), younger dau. and co- 
 
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 Peerage of the United Kingdom, one of the Senators of the 
 College of Justice, LL.D., Q.C., Dean of the Faculty of 
 Advocates, 1881-82, a Lord of Session (as Lord Kinnear) 
 since 1882, and was raised to the Peerage 1897. Horn 1833, 
 l)eing the son of the late John Gardiner Kinnear of Glasgow. 
 Armorial bearings— Sable, on a bend or three martlets 
 vert within a bordure engrailed of the second. Mnntnng 
 sable doubled ermine ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, an anclior proper, cabled or. HottO — " Spem 
 fortuna alit. " Supporters— On either side a seagull stand- 
 ing on a fasces proper. Postal address — 2 Moray Place, 
 Edinburgh. Clubs— Aih&nxnm, Brooks's, New (Edinr.), 
 University (Edinr.). 
 
 heirf King Henry VII. ; pendent from the lozenges is the 
 Bad; of the Order of the Crown of India. Married, Nov. 
 I, I 4, Louis Ferdinand Harry Courtiiope Morgan, Esq., 
 Maj _j3rd Batt. York and Lancaster Regiment (eldest son 
 jf (orge Manners Morgan, Esq., of Biddleston Park, 
 Buc ), who assumed by Royal Licence, dated Dec. 6, 1890, 
 ;he Iditional surname and arms of Grenville, and died 
 ^ug;896, having had Issue— (1) The Hon. Richard George 
 3rqille Morgan-Grenville, b. Sept. 25, 1887; (2) Hon. 
 i-ui33handos Francis Temple Morgan-Grenville, b. Oct. 
 tOi '39; (3) Hon. Thomas George Breadalbane Morgan- 
 JreiiUe, b. Feb. 26, 1891 ; (4) Hon. Robert William 
 *Ior .n-Grenville, b. July 21, 1892; and Hon. Caroline 
 flar Elizabeth Grenville. Seats — Stowe, Buckingham ; 
 (forn Lodge, Maid's Morton, Bucks. Residence — 
 iidcston Park, Brackley. 
 
 K FNEAR, see BALFOUR-KINNEAR. 
 
 Ti Rt. Hon. ALEXANDER SMITH KINNEAR, 
 lARN KINNEAR of Spurness, co. of Orkney, in the 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES KIPPEN, Esquire, J.P., B.A. 
 Oxon. , LI .. B. Edin. , a member of the Faculty of Advocates, 
 Edinburgh. Born March 20, 1866, being the only son of 
 the late James Hill Kippen, Esq., of Busby, co. Lanark, 
 and Westerton, co. Dumbarton, J. P. co. Dumbarton, by 
 his wife Rachel, dau. of the late Robert Sword. Armorial 
 bearings — .Xrgent, a saltire within a bordure engrailed 
 purpure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle with wings expanded 
 issuing out of a tower all proper. Motto — "Liberty." 
 Seats — Busby, county of Lanark, and Westerton, county of 
 Dumbarton. 
 
 KIRBY (H. Coll.). Or, two bars gules, between a lion's 
 head erased in chief of the last, and a scaling-ladder in 
 bend in base sable within two flaunches ermine, each 
 charged with a fasces erect proper. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of the 
 battlements of a tower or, issuant therefrom an elephant's 
 head sable, eared gold, a rose argent, leaved and slipped 
 proper. 
 
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 Son of Sir Alfred Kirby of Fairlawn, Deptford, Kent, 
 J. P. (Sheriff of London and Middlesex 1887). d. 1841 ; 
 J. 1900; m. 1869, d. of William Uawson ;— 
 Kirby, Esq., i. ; m. , d. of Col. Ritchie. 
 
 sometime City Marshal ^«.— Bishop's Mansions, Ful- 
 
 ham, S.W. 
 
 KIRBY (H. Coll.). Argent, two bars gules, on a chief 
 of the last a p.ile or. and ihree crosses moline counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath 
 of the colours and between two branches of oak, leaved and 
 
 fructed proper, a torteau charged with a cross moline or. 
 
 Motto — " More majorum." 
 
 Son of Edmund Kirby. d. 1808 ; d. 1856 ; m. 1835. 
 Catherine, d. of Laurence Flanagan : — 
 Edmund Kirby, Gentleman. F.R.LB.A.. d. 1838; m. 
 
 1873. Rose Ann. d. of Benjamin Dodsworth of Burton 
 
 Grange. York; and has issue — (i) Francis Joseph Kirby. 
 
 Gentleman, d. 1874; (2) Rev. Edward Dodsworth Kirby, 
 
 d. 1876; (3) Edmund Bertram Kirby, Gentleman, 6. i88i. 
 
 /ies. — Overdale, Oxton. Birkenhead. 
 
 Sons of I^urence Daniel Kirby, Barrister-at Law (Inner 
 Temple), d. 1842 ; ti. 1880 ; m. 1872, Louise, d. of 
 Adolphe Masson de Monbert of Garswood. Lanes. : — 
 Edgar Arthur Kirby, Gentleman, 6. 1873. Res. — CoUegio 
 
 Beda, Rome. 
 
 Laiirence Hugh Kirby, Gentleman. 6. 1880. Post add. — 
 
 Elastern Telegraph Company Zanzibar. 
 
 FRANCES ELIZABETH KIRK, Spinster, daughter of 
 the late William Kilvington Kirk, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Frances, dau. of Thomas Waistell. Armorial bearings are, 
 upon a lozenge : Gules, a chevron dovetailed ermine, on 
 a chief or, three dragons' heads erased of the first. Postal 
 address — Norton Green, Stockton-on-Tees. 
 
 GEORGE EDMONDSTONE KIRK, Esq.. J. P. for 
 CO. Antrim, High Sheriff 1892, High Sheriff of Carrick- 
 fergus 1883. formerly Capt. Antrim Artillery Militia. Bom 
 1858. being the eldest son of the late Very Rev. George Bull, 
 D.D., Dean of Connor, by Anne, dau. of Peter Kirk, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. . of Thornfield (who was M.P. for Carrick- 
 fergus. 1835-41) ; and assumed the name and arms of Kirk 
 by Royal License in 1882. Ciuis — Junior United Service. 
 Ulster (Belfast), Kildare St. (Dublin). Armorial bearing^ 
 
 l^it 
 
 — Gules, a crosier or. and a sword pro|)er. [X)mmelM4 
 hilted gold, in saltire within a Iwrdure indented mv< 
 a chief of the second, a thistle Ixitwecn two tri-foils 
 also proper. Mantling gules and or ; .md for his ( 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a crosier and sword in 
 as in the arms, enfiled by a garland of thistle and n 
 
 proper. Motto — "Optimum quod prinium." ;)/ 
 firstly, 1887, Ethel Margaret, dau. of James Sean. 
 Lancaster Gate, London (she d.s.p. 1890). He n: 
 secondly. 1893. Agnes Beatrice, only dau. of Sir 1. 
 Carlyon Hughes Armstrong, first Baronet ; and h.t- 
 — Eileen Beatrice. Seat— Thomfteld, Carrickfergus. 
 
 THOMAS LASCELLES KIRK, Gentlemati. 
 July I, 1852, third son of the late William Kil^; 
 Kirk, Gentleman, by his wife Frances, dau. of 1! 
 Waistell. Armorial bearingrs— Gules, a chevron 
 tailed ermine, on a chief or, thro(t dragons' heads era 
 the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 1> 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent; and 1 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, out of the Imttlem^ 
 a tower, a dcmi-dragon or, charged on the shoulder - 
 trefoil slipped gules, holding in the claws a (lag-^: 
 bend sinister, therefrom flowing a pennon also or; wi: 
 Motto. "For kirk and king." Postal address —HMj^ 
 Green, Stockton-on-Tees. !■ 
 
 WILLIAM KIRK, Esquire, Justice of the Peace ? 
 county of Durham, eldest son of the late William K 
 ton Kirk, Gentleman, by his wife Frances, daugi : 
 Thomas Waistell. Annorial bearings — He b" 
 Arms : Gules, a chevron dovetailed ermine, on a cli 
 three dragons' heads erased of the first. Upon the 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a i 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wr- 
 the colours, out of the battlements of a tower, a 
 dragon or, charged on the shoulder with a trefoil ~ 
 gules, holding in the claws a flag-staff in bend s 
 therefrom flowing a pennon also or ; with the Motto, 
 kirk and king. " Married, firstly, June 1870, Mary w 
 dau. of George Blakelock ; and secondly, Elizabeth!' 
 dau. of George Lockwood ; and has Issue (by his nrbt 
 riage)— (i) William Brown Kirk, Gentleman, b. Juii'- 
 Florence Mary [m., firstly, 1893, Charles Henry 
 
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 r|ipest, Esq., who died 1899; m., secondly, 1903, Nigel 
 sjney Augustine Harrison, Esq.]; and Olive (m., 1895, 
 
 Maryland, U.S.A. ; and has /w«<— Robert Mabie Kirk- 
 patrick-Howat, Gentleman, born January 9, 1890; Rose 
 
 ohriReay] ; and (by his second marriage) — (2) George 
 .ascjles Kirk, Gentleman, f>. Sept. 1887 ; and Ivy. 
 ^ostiaddress — Norton Hall, Stockton-on-Tees. 
 
 Ki.K (L.O., II April 1905). Gules, a crosier or and a 
 won proper hiked and pommelled of the second point 
 owijards in saltire, in the honour point the sun in his 
 plerbur, on a chief gold a thistle slipped and an elephant's 
 eadlouped also proper. Mantling gules, doubled or. 
 !reS|-On a wreath of his liveries, a palm-tree proper, 
 lottj— " Light and liberty." 
 
 !'n of Rev. John Kirk, Minister of Arbirlot, co. 
 
 irfax, b. ; d. ; m. 1828, Christian Guthrie, 
 
 q of Rev. Alexander Carnegy, Minister of Inver- 
 
 llllour:— 
 Siriohn Kirk, G.C.M.G. (1886), K.C.B. (1890), Knight 
 ran Cross of the Order of Jesus Christ of Portugal, 
 bmi'mder of Order of Crown of Italy, M.D., F.R.S., 
 ;on.p.C.L. Oxford, Hon. D.Sc. Camb.. Hon. LL.D. 
 din.jbrmerly H.M. Agent and Consul-General at Zanzi- 
 ir, i.M. Plenip. to Brussels Conference 1889-1890, b. 
 (32 ;w. 1867, Helen, d. of Charles Cooke. Res. — 
 faveiree, Sevenoaks, Kent. 
 
 KlicBY, quartered by COKE, 
 
 JfclliE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 REiJNALD KIRKPATRICK-HOWAT of Mabie, 
 'ntleian. Eldest surviving son of Robert Kirkpatrick- 
 Jwai Esquire, of Mabie, J. P. and D.L. for co. Kirk- 
 Ibrilit, by his wife Amelia Rose, only child and heiress 
 Edfund Blewitt, Esq., of Lantarnum Abbey, Mon- 
 luth; ire. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial bear- 
 fB— !!e bears for Arms : Argent, a saltire azure, be- 
 sen Tee mullets in chief and flanks and an owl in base 
 es, !i a chief of the second three cushions or, within a 
 dur 5ules. U pon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit 
 \ hi legree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and 
 m a -reath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter armed 
 fd h ding a dagger in pale, distilling drops of blood pro- 
 ; a ; in an escroU above, this Motto, " I mak sicker." 
 m'<, Jan. 26, 1888, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Philip 
 rey ar or Ker, of Waldridge Manor, and Ker's Hill, 
 
 Marie Blewitt ; and Yvone. Estate and postal address— 
 Mabie, Dumfries. Club — Dumfries and Galloway. 
 
 S THOMAS YADEN LLOYD KIRKWOOD, F:sq., 
 J. P. CO. Sligo, J. P. and D.L. co. Roscommon (High 
 
 Sheriff 1873), Lieut. -Col. 5th Batt. Connaught Rangers. 
 Born 1843, being the eldest son of the late James Kirk- 
 wood, Esq., of Woodbrooke, J. P. and D.L. for co. Ros- 
 
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 common, and High Sheriff 1847, by Sarah Mary, dau. of 
 James Nicholson So<len of Muiieygold, ca Sligo. Ciuis 
 — United Service (Dublin), Royal Yacht (Queetistown), 
 County (Roscommon), County (Cork), I Avery — Blue, red 
 facings. Armorial bearings (]ules, on a chevron or, 
 between three fetterlocks argent, a pheon between two 
 mullets pierced sable. Mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his CrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, a pheon sable, 
 charged with a mullet or. Motto— "Spes mea in Deo." 
 5*a/— Woodbrooke, Boyle. 
 
 J,\MKS JOSEPH KIRSOPP, Esc].. J.P. for Northum- 
 berland, late Capt. Northumberland Art. Div. R.A. Born 
 185a, being the only son of the late James Kirsopp of The 
 Spttal, by Elira, dau. of Cieo. T. Dunn [she m. secondly 
 Edward LeadbitterJ. Armorial bearings— Gules, a saltire 
 ermine between two cranes in pale argent and two garbs in 
 fesse or. Mantling gules nnd argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a crane 
 as in the arms, the dexter claw resting on an escutcheon 
 argent, charged with the letter K. sable. Motto — " Credo." 
 Seat — The Spital, Hexham. 
 
 Wn.LIAM FERDINAND KIRTON, Gentleman, B.A. 
 
 (Oxon). Born , being the youngest son of the late 
 
 William Ferdinand Kirlon of Sea View, in the Colony of 
 Grenada, Bunker. Armorial bearlng^s — Barry of six 
 argent, guti^-de-sang and gules, on a bend indented or, 
 a falcon's head erased sable, between two mullets of the 
 second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest -Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon, wings endorsed and inverted 
 proper, gutt6e-de-sang, resting the dexter claw on an escut- 
 cheon argent, charged with a mullet sable. Motto — "Ad 
 altiora." 
 
 DENIS AGAR RICHARD KIRWAN, Gentleman, 
 R.N. Born 1878, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Denis Kir\van, Esq., Major R.A., by his wife Georgina 
 Constance, dau. of W. Talbot Agar, Esq. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron gules, between three Cornish 
 choughs sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a Cornish chough as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Mon Dieu, mon roi, et ma patrie." Married, 
 1904, Dorothy Marjory, dau. of John Dallender of New 
 York, U.S.A. Seat — Baunmore, Clare Galway, co. 
 Galway. 
 
 KITCHEN, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 ARTHUR BUCK KITCHENER, Gentleman. Bom 
 1852, being the third son of the late Lieut. -Col. Henry 
 Horatio Kitchener, 9th Foot, formerly 13th Light Dragoons, 
 by his first wife Frances, dau. of Rev. Dr. John Chevallier 
 of Aspall. Armorial bearingrs— Gules, a chevron argent, 
 surmounted by another azure between three bustards proper, 
 in the centre chief point a bezant. M an tlin g gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 erased, transfixed through the neck by an arrow in bend 
 point to the dexter all proper, and between the attires a 
 horse-shoe or. Motto — "Thorough." Married, Nov. 6, 
 1898, Edith, dau. of John Paterson of Melbourne. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 ELLIOT KITCHENER, Gentleman, M.A. Born Dec. 
 25, 1865, being the eldest son of the late Philip Eliiott 
 Kitchener, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Thornton. 
 Ainnorial bearings — Gules, a chevon argent, surmounted 
 by another azure between three bustards proper, in the 
 centre chief point a bezant. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased, 
 transfixed through the neck by an arrow in bend point to 
 the dexter all proper, and between the attires a horse-shoe 
 or. Residence — 
 
 FRANCIS ELLIOTT KITCHENER, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Stafford, and Alderman County Council, M.A., LL.M., 
 late Fellow of Trin. Coll. , Camb. Born 1838, being the second 
 son of William Cripps Kitchener of Newmarket, Suffolk, 
 Solicitor, by his wife Ann, only child of John Orbell of 
 Kentford Hall, Suffolk. Armorial bearingrs— Gules, a 
 chevron argent, surmounted by another azure between three 
 bustards proper, in the centre chief point a bezant. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag's head erased, transfixed through the neck by an 
 
 arrow in liend point to the dexter all proper, ; 
 the attires a horse-shoe or. Married, 1868, Frances Atff 
 dau. of Rev. J. P. Hammond of Sopley, Hams. ^^ 
 Oulton Old Hall, co. Stafford. C///^— Athcnajum. 
 
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 HL FREDERICK WALTER KITCHENER, _ 
 9 Brevet-Col. commanding W. Yorks Regiment 
 Transvaal, D.A.A.G. Bombay 1891 96, on special m 
 Egypt 189(5, served in Afghan War 1878 80 as Trai, 
 Ofhcer (mentioned in despatches, medal with cL-up) 
 gola Expedition 1896 (mentioned in despatches, foiulh 
 Osmanieh, medal with two clasps), .ind with .Soud.i: 
 pedition 1898 (three clasps, and Mejidie third class). 
 May 26, 1858, being the fourth son of Lieut -CoL I 
 Horatio Kitchener, 9th Foot, formerly 13th Light Dthk 
 by his first wife Frances, dau. of Rev. Dr. John (he, 
 of Aspall. Armorial bearings -Gules, a chrvr. ; 
 surmounted by another azure l)et ween three l.u • 
 per, in the centre chief point a bezant. Manthnj; 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a 
 head erased, transfixed through the neck by an arrow i:. 
 point to the dexter all proper, and between the an 
 horse-shoe or. Married Caroline, dau. of Col. Fi 
 9th Foot; and has Issue— (\) Charles Chevallier Kile! 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 27, 1886; d. May 21, 1889; (j) li 
 Hamilton Kitchener, Gentleman, b. Sept. 11, i8go; L)<ii 
 d. March 17, 1889; Frances Madge; Mary Edna 
 Philippa Chevallier. Residence— 
 
 S HENRY ELLIOT CHEVALLIER KITCHKN 
 Esquire, I-,ieut.-Col. commanding Depot West i 
 Regiment, served in Burmah (medal and clasps). 
 Oct. 5, 1846, being the eldest son of Lieut. -Col. i: 
 Horatio Kitchener, 9th Foot, formerly 13th Light Drai 
 by his first wife Frances, dau. of Rev. Dr. John Che. 
 of Aspall. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron a , 
 surmounted by another azure between three bustard 
 per, in the centre chief point a bezant. Mantling gul 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a staR'- 
 erased, transfixed through the neck by an arrow in : 
 point to the dexter all proper, and between the an 
 horse-shoe or. Married Eleanor Fanny (who d. 18971 
 child of Lieu.-CoL Franklin Liishington, C.B. ; an 
 Issue — Henry Franklin Chevallier Kitchener, Gentl' 
 Midshipman R.N., d. 1878; and Norah Frances,*. : 
 Residence — 
 
 5 The Rt. Hon. Sir HERBERT HORATIO K 
 CHENER, Viscount Kitchener of Khartoum ; 
 the Vaal in the Colony of the Transvaal, and of .\ 
 CO. Suffolk, Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of .". 
 Suffolk, in the United Kingdom, G.C.B., K.C.N 
 LL.D. (Camb.), D.C.L. (Oxon.), LL.D. (Edin.), Sir 
 the Egyptain Army, H.M. Vice-Consul in An 
 1879-80 ; served in the Soudan 1884-5 (medal with i 
 bronze star) ; appointed H.M. Commissioner for ih' 
 mitation of the territories of the Sultan of Zanzibar 1 
 Gov. -Gen. of Red Sea Littoral 1886-8 (two clasps) ; .^ 
 to H.M. the Queen 1888-96; was granted the teini 
 rank of Brig-Gen. whilst employed as Sirdar 0! 
 Egyptain Army 1892, and promoted to Ise Maj.-Gen. ; 
 in recognition of his services during the operations > 
 Nile (British medal and Egyptian medal, two clasp 
 1898 he commanded the force which defeated and disp 
 the armies under Mahmund on the Atbara River, 
 the Khalifa at Omdurnian, the result being the ;■■ 
 tion to Egypt of the lost Soudanese and Equatorial 
 vinces (three clasps) ; Chief of the Staff and subseq 
 Commanding-in-Chief in the South African Campaign, 
 mander-in-Chief in India; admitted to the freedom > : 
 City of London (through the Worshipful Company of 
 mongers) 1898. Born }'ane 24, 1850, being the secon : 
 of the late Lt -Col. Henry Horatio Kitchener, 9tii : 
 formerly 13th Light Dragoons, by his first wife Hi 
 dau. of Rev. Dr. John Chevallier of Aspall. Arm' 
 bearings- Gules, a chevron argent, surmounted byai 
 azure between three bustards proper, in the centre 
 point a bezant, and over all, as an honourable augn 
 tion, on a pile or, two flagstaves saltireways, flowing t 
 dexter the Union flag of Great Britain and Ireland, a 
 the sinister a representation of the Egyptian "^''".P'l 
 enfiled by a mural crown gules, the rim inscribed k 
 toum" in letters of gold, and as a further augmentat^ 
 chief argent thereon on a pale gules a lion passant gu^' 
 
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 oi^between an eagle displayed sable, and on a mount vert 
 ai|iiange-trce fructed proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 CBtS— I. (of augmentation) out of a mural crown or, an 
 cUhant's head supporting with the trunk a sword erect 
 pc.it upwards proper, pommel and hilt or ; 2. on a wreath 
 ofie colours, a stag's head erased, transfixed through the 
 ne; by an arrow in bend point to the de.xterall projjer, and 
 fjej/een the attires a horseshoe or. Supporters— On the 
 deer side a camel proper, bridle, trappings, and line 
 p«lent, reflexed over the back gules, gorged with a collar 
 jrjuspended therefrom an escutcheon ermine, paly bendy 
 izie and ermine, a canton of the last, charged with 
 I ijrtcullis also gold ; and on the sinister side a gnu proper, 
 [jojed as the dexter, suspended therefrom an escutcheon 
 :rijne, charged with a chevron engrailed vert, thereon 
 Foi! horse-shoes also gold. MottO — "Thorough."' Resi- 
 ■iev — Sidarieh, Cairo. Clubs — United Service, Junior 
 Uijed Service, Bachelors'. 
 
 OMAS MARTIN CRIPPS KITCHENER, Gentle- 
 liorn 1869, being the son of the late Thomas Kit- 
 hder. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron argent, 
 suilounted by another azure between three bustards 
 prcpr, in the centre chief point a bezant. Mantling gules 
 inKirgent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag's 
 lie;j erased, transfixed through the neck by an arrow in 
 bei( point to the dexter all proper, and between the attires 
 1 h[se-shoe or. Residence — 
 
 TaORNTON KITCHENER, Gentleman. Born June 
 22,p68, being the second son of Philip Elliot Kitchener 
 3f 'ttle Walden Park, Essex, by his wife Elizateth, dau. 
 of Jlenry Thornton. Armorial bearings — Gules, a 
 clu'on argent, surmounted by another azure between 
 \.\wl bustards proper, in the centre chief point a bezant. 
 Maiding gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 col( rs, a stag's head erased, transfixed through the neck by 
 m row in bend point to the dexter all proper, and be- 
 twe I the attires a horse-shoe or. Residence — 
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 KITSON, quartered by FOX. 
 
 JAMES KITSON, first Baronet, of Gledhow Hall, 
 CO. of York, J. P. for the West Riding of York, and 
 
 son of the late James Kitson, of Elmet Hall, Leeds, by his 
 wife Ann, dau. of John Newton of Leeds ; was created a 
 Baronet August 28, 1886. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, on a pale azure, a pike haurient of the 
 first, a chief of the second, thereon an annulet between two 
 mill-rinds erect of the field. Upon the escutcheon, which 
 is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from park pales proper, a demi-unicorn argent, gorged 
 with an annulet azure. HottO — ' ' Palmam qui meruit 
 ferat." Married, firstly, September 20, i860, Emily 
 Christiana, daughter of Joseph Cliff of Wortley, Justice of 
 the Peace ; and by her (who died 1873) has Issue — (i) Albert 
 Ernest Kitson, Esquire, born October 7, 1863 [married, 
 January 23, 1890, Florence, elder daughter of Edward 
 Schunck of Gledhow Wood, in the county of York, and 
 has issue, Margaret Emily, and a daughter] ; (2) James 
 Clifford Kitson, Esquire, born December 6, 1864 ; (3) 
 Edward Christian Kitson, Esquire, born September 30, 
 1873 ; Emily ; and Alice Hilda. He married secondly, 
 June 1, 1881, Mary Laura, daughter of Edward Fisher 
 Smith, of the Priory, Dudley, Justice of the Peace, and 
 by her has — (4) Roland Dudley Kitson, Esquire, born 
 July 19, 1882 ; and Olive Mary. Seat- Gledhow Hall, 
 Leeds. 
 
 ALURED FAUNCE PRIMATT KNAPP, Gentleman. 
 Bom May 1882, being the fourth son of the late Matthew 
 Grenville'Knapp, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Little Linford Hall, 
 CO. Bucks, by his wife Catherine Eliza Spottiswoode, only 
 dau. of the late Robert Robertson Bruce, Lieut. Bengal Art. 
 Armorial bearings— Per pale or and sable, a lion passant 
 counterchanged, holding in the dexter paw a broken sword 
 in bend sinister, blade downwards proiDer, pommel and 
 hilt gold, on a chief dancettte per pale of the second and 
 first, three esquires' helmets of the third, garnished gold. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a laurel branch vert, an arm embowed in armour 
 proper, garnished gold, grasping a broken sword as in the 
 arms, and charged with two frets, one above and one below 
 the elbow sable. Motto— "In bello aut in pace." Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 ARTHURDOUGLAS KNAPP, Gentleman. Born]Mne 
 15, 1876, being the third son of the late Matthew Grenville 
 Samuel Knapp, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of Little Linford Hall, 
 CO. Bucks, by his wife Eliza Spottiswoode, only dau. of 
 Robert Robertson Bruce, Lieut. Bengal Artillery. Armorial 
 bearings -Per pale or and sable, a lion passant counter- 
 
 r th borough of Leeds, M. P. Colne Valley, in the co. of 
 ^k,ince 1892. Born Sept. 22, 1835, bemg the second 
 
 changed, holding in the dexter paw a broken sword in bend 
 sinister, blade downwards proper, pommel and hilt gold. 
 
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 on a chief danoelt^ per pale of the second and first, three 
 exiuircs' hcliueis of the third, garnished gold. Ma n t lin g 
 sable and or. Great On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 laurel branch vt-rt, an arm embowed in armour proix.'r, 
 garnished gold, grasping a broken sword as in the arms, 
 and charged with two frets, one above and one below the 
 elbow sable. Motto " In bcllo aut in pace." Pasta I ad' 
 drtss - Chikondi Estate, Neno P.O., Blantyrc, British 
 Central Africa. 
 
 JOHN MATHEW KNAPP. Esquire, J. P. for co. of 
 Bucks, M.A. (Miigd. Coll.) Oxford. Horn April 3, 1868. 
 being the eldest son of Mathiw G. S. Knapp, Esq., J. P. 
 for Bucks and Northants, D.L. for Bucks, and of his wife 
 Catherine, dau. of Lieut, and Brcvet-Capt. R. R. Bruce, 
 Ben>;al Horsi- .KrtiUery. Lhtty — Black, yellow facings. 
 Armoxl&l bflarings— Per pale or and sable, a lion passant 
 
 counterchanged, holding in the dexter forepaw a broken 
 sword in bend sinister, blade downwards prop)er, pommel 
 and hilt gold, on a chief dancettte per pale of the second 
 and of the first, three esquires' helmets of the third, gar- 
 nished gold, impaling the arms of Brownrigg, argent, a lion 
 rampant sable grasping in the dexter paw a sword, pommel 
 and hilt or, the blade entwined by a serpent proper between 
 three crescents gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a laurel branch vert, an arm 
 embowed in armour profser, garnished gold, grasping a 
 broken sword as in the arms, and charged with two frets, 
 one above and one below the elbow sable. Motto — " In 
 bello aut in pace." Married, June 20, 1900. Katharine 
 Laura Verena Studholme, only child of the Rev. John 
 Studholme Brownrigg, Canon of Bangor, and granddau. 
 of the late General John Studholme Brownrigg, C. B. 
 Postal addresses — Linford Hall, Wolverton, Bucks. Clubs 
 — Carlton and Boodle's. 
 
 ROBERT BRUCE KNAPP, Gentleman. Bom July 2, 
 1871, being the second son of the late Matthew Grenville 
 
 Knapp, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Little Linford Hall, co 
 Bucks, by his wife Elixa Spottiswoodc, only dau. of k. 1. 
 Rolx;rtson Bruce, Lifui. liongal Artillery. Armorial U 
 inga Per pale or and sable, a lion passant couiuiTclan 
 holding in the dexter paw a Iwoken sword in bend siin • 
 bl.ade downwards pro|X!r, pommel and hilt gold, on a i 
 danccttde p)cr pale of the second and first, three csiiu 
 helmets of the third, garnished gold. Mantling sable 
 or. Orert-On a wreath of the colours, upon ,t ii 
 br.anch vert, an arm embowed in armour propor, 1 , 
 gold, grasping a broken sword as in the arms, an; 
 with two frets, one above and one lx:low the clU;,! ., , 
 Motto " In bello aut in pace." Residence -Mount \, 
 non. Natal, South Africa. 
 
 AUGUSTUS LEMPRIERE KNAPTON KNAPlt 
 Esquire, Commander R.N. Bom July 14, 1854, bein>; ; 
 only son of the late Rev. Augustus James Brine, J.|', 
 Hants (who assumed by Royal Licence, dated July 
 i860, the name of Knapton m lieu of that of Hii'v 
 his wife Helen, second dau. of Philip Raoul 1 > :: 
 Seigneur of Rozel, Jersey. Armorial bearings 
 chevron dancettde ermme, between three ch 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wn-r 
 colours, a garland gules, floreated or, about a laiK . 
 Motto — " Pretium victoribus coroiiae." Married, J.in. 
 1893, Gwendoline, eldest dau. of Commander Fre<ii : 
 William Bayly Jones, R.N. ; and has Issue — (1) 0: 
 Augustus Knapton, Gentleman, b. Nov. i, 1893; 
 Anthony Graham Lempriere Knapton, Gentleman, 
 ."Xpril 25, 1898 ; (3) William Gwyn Dansev Knap! 
 Gentleman, b. May i, 1904. Residence — Boldre li 
 Hants. Clubs — Army and Navy. 
 
 KNATCHBULL (Vn. of Kent, 1574, probably m 
 earlier). Azure, three cross crosslets fitchde beiween ■ 
 Ijendlets or. Crest — On a chapeau azure, turneil 
 ermine, a leopard statant argent, spotted sable. Hottc 
 " In crucifixa gloria mea." 
 
 Son of Sir Norton Joseph Knatchbull, loth Bori. 
 1808; d. 1868; m. 1831, Mary, d. of Jesse \V. 
 Russell of Ham Hall, co. Stafford :— 
 Sir Wyndham Knatchbull, 12th Bart. (4 Aug. ifi; 
 J. P., M.P. for E. Kent 1875-6, Barrister-at-Law 
 9 June 1844 ; m. 18 March 1902, Margaret Elizabeth, d 
 late Charles Taylor of Frensham Hill, Surrey, and \\v. 
 of John Dillon Brown, late looth Regt. Seat—\i\tt<\ 
 Hatch, nr. Ashford. Town res. — 32 Rutland Gate, S.u 
 Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 Descendants of Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Knatchbull,J 
 Bart., b. 1781 ; d. 1849; m. 2nd, Fanny Catb 
 eld. d. of Edward Knight of Godmersliam, Kent| 
 bear the name and arms of Knatchbull-Hugessen, 
 Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on a mount vert, two 
 erect respecting each other sable, their forelegs restin| 
 against an oak-tree proper (Hugessen); 2 and 3, 
 Knatchbull. Crests — i. an oak-tree proper betwees 
 two wings elevated, the pinions azure, feathered or 
 (Hugessen); 2. Knatchbull]: — 
 
 Sons of ist Baron Brabourne, b. 1829; d. i8m; 
 m, 1st, 1852, Anna Maria Elizabeth (d. 1889), 
 d. of Rev. Marcus Richard .Southwell, V. M 
 St. Stephen's, St. Albans; 2nd, 1890, Ethd 
 Mary, d. of Col. Sir George Gustavus Walker, 
 K.C.B. :— 
 Rt. Hon. Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen, and Ban« 
 Brabourne (26 May 1880), D.L., late Lieut. Coldstr««| 
 Gds., M.P. for Rochester 1889-92 [Supporters (i88o)-Ob 
 either side a leopard argent, pellett6, gorged with awresm 
 of oak vert, fructed gold, holding in the mouth a («• 
 crosslet fitchte or], b. 5 Apl. 1857 ; m. 2 Nov. 1880, A« I 
 Virginia, d. of Wentworth Blackett Beaumont, Esq^ »\ 
 Bretton Park, Yorks., M.P. ; and has surv. issue-Hofc i 
 Wyndham Wentworth Knatchbull-Hugessen, Lieut. 7» 
 Batt. Rifle Brigade, b. 21 Sept. 1885; Margaret E^;»*| 
 Burgh; and Bettine Henrietta. 5ta/— Smeeth Paddo(*li[ 
 nr. Ashford. Town /•«.— 106 Warwick Street, -^W 
 Clubs — Brooks's, Reform. 
 
 Hon. Cecil Marcus Knatchbull-Hugessen, B.A. (Cantat. 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 27 Nov. 1863 ; m. 8 Nov. 1893. Heir 
 Regina Frederica, d. of late Hermann von Flesch Brrnn 
 gen, Imperial Councillor of Vienna ; and has issue— Mic'' 
 Herbert Rudolf Knatchbull-Hugessen, ^-" * » -^^ 
 1895. Res. — 43 Norfolk Square, W. 
 
 Esq., b. 8 
 
 & is the Military Cockade, 
 
 
toi 
 
 an. Adrian Norton Knatchhull-Hugessen, 6. s July 
 
 . zees.— 
 
 Sons of 9th Bart, (see above). 
 
 fv. Reginald Bridges Knatchbull-Hugessen, B.A. 
 i;^rd, Rector of West Grinstead, Sussex, 6. 19 Feb. 1831 ; 
 i.rst, 23 Aug. 1866, Maria (rf. 1880), d. of Rev. Tatton 
 r*kman, M.A. ; and, 26 May 1885, Rachel Mary, d. of 
 4. Sir Alexander Leslie Montgomery, 3rd Bart. ; and 
 Ljiurv. issue (with five daus.) — ^i) Everard KnatchbuU- 
 [ibssen, Esq. ,Capt. Northamptonsh. Regt., 6. 17 Apl. 
 i% (2) Reginald Tatton Knatchbull-Hugessen, Gentle- 
 la} i. 4 Apl. 1878 ; (3) Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull- 
 [dissen, Gentleman, d. 26 Mar. 1886 ; (4) Maurice Aslley 
 Lr.'chbull-Hugessen, Gentleman, d. 18 May i888. Hes. — 
 "liJRecioiy, West Grinstead, Sussex. 
 Rrbert Thomas Knatchbull-Hugessen, Esq., M.A. 
 3:jii.), Barrister-at-Law, M.P. Faversham Div. Kent, 
 3311895. C/«*— Carlton. 
 ^on of Reginald Edward Knatchbull, Lt.-Gen. R.A. 
 . of 8th Bart.), of Claremont Court, Jersey, i 
 1885 ; m. 2nd, 1852, Sarah Emma, d. of Capt. Owen 
 omer 
 
 rge Windham Chichester Knatchbull, Esq., Major 
 
 n Army, 6. 3 March 1862 ; m. 21 Apl. 1900, Con 
 
 aife, d. of Alexander Marsden, M.D. ; and has issue — 
 
 t'jliham Marsden Knatchbull, Gentleman, 6. 1901 
 
 '«. 
 
 Henry Dalrymple Knatchbull, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar 
 f (txton, Cambs., 6. 11 June 1864; m. 16 Sept. 1902, 
 !ec|a Maud, ygst. d. of late Samuel Woodhouse, Esq., 
 ).lj of Norley Hall, Cheshire; and has issue — Mary. 
 '« -The Vicarage, Caxton, Cambs. 
 C|en Edward Knatchbull, Gentleman, d. 21 Feb. i868 ; 
 t. 1. Sept. 1892, Amy Elizabeth, d. of Edward Bingley 
 Vrln of Bingley ; and has issue — Reginald Edward 
 LnihbuU, Gentleman, d. 8 Aug. 1893; and Daphne 
 Ian lies. — 
 
 ions of Rev. Wadham Knatchbull of Cholderton 
 
 lodge, Hants, Preb. of Wells, d. 1794 ; d. 1876 ; m. 
 
 1^25, Louisa Elizabeth, second d. of William Wynd- 
 
 jim of Dinton : — 
 
 Widham Knatchbull, Esq., J. P. Cornwall, M.A. 
 
 l^aijib.), d. 7 Apl. 1831 ; m. 1862, Maria Helena, d. of 
 
 Lev| Bryan Faussett cf Heppington, Kent; and has 
 
 ;suQ-Edward Wadham Knatchbull, Gentleman (Winsley 
 
 larj-, Bradford-on-Avon), i. 8 July 1863 [m. 5 July 1894, 
 
 rert|de Louise, d. of Rev. Thomas Sellwood Stephens, 
 
 lectf of St. Erme, Truro ; and has issue — Eleanor 
 
 iert'de; Dorothea Wyndham ; and Beatrice Wadham]. 
 
 '<a/|Harepath, Axminster. C/ui — Constitutional. 
 
 Fricis Knatchbull, Esq., Col. (ret.), ist Batt. Norfolk 
 
 Leg* i. 25 July 1832; m. 25 July 1870, Sarah, d. of T. 
 
 I. Ipse of Mount Vernon, co. Galway ; and has issue — 
 
 Vyrtiam Persse Knatchbull, Gentleman, d. 1873, Maud 
 
 'rar«; ; and Eileen Louisa. lies. — Wilton House, 
 
 'arn|-m. 
 
 Ndon Knatchbull, Esq., Col. late Sherwood Foresters, 
 
 iqan. 1834 ; m. 16 Feb. 1871, Elizabeth Florence, d. 
 
 r Mor-Gen. Wavell ; and has issue — Reginald Norton 
 
 :nailibull, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. Leics. Regt., 6. 7 Feb, 
 
 Ethel Mary [m. 1895, Cecil D. P. Powney of 
 House, Hants] ; Muriel Wyndham [m. 1902, Col. 
 V. E. Dalzell, C.B.]; and Eleanor Gladys Annie, 
 ^ranmore, Aldershot. 
 
 es Knatchbull, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret.) Lines. Regt., 
 ay 1842. jffes. — 
 
 KI SHT, see ROUSE-BOUGHTON-KNIGHT. 
 
 K> jHT (R.L., 1813, H. Coll). Vert, a bend lozengy 
 
 t in|ase a cinquefoil argent, a canton gules. Mantling 
 
 rt a|i or. Creat— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 
 ey jar habited proper, holding in the dexter hand a 
 
 tquiiil slipped argent, and suspended from the sinister 
 
 ist j-osary sable, the breast charged with a rose gules. 
 
 •tto-" Suivant Saint Pierre." 
 
 sis of Edward Knight of Godmersham Park and 
 
 Cliwton House, J. P. and D. L. co. Hants (High 
 
 Sriff 1822); m. ist, 1826, Mary Dorothea (d. 1838), 
 
 d, . of Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart. ; 
 
 21 , 1840, Adela (d. 1870), d. of John Portal of Free- 
 
 fc Priors, Hants : — 
 
 Vy ham William Knight, Esq., J.P., late Lieut. Rifle 
 
 g.. id Capt. Roy. E. Kent Mounted Rifles, 6. 1828; 
 
 mni 
 
 783 
 
 m. 1849, Henrietta Frances {d. 1891), d. of Lt.-Col. 
 Armstrong, Cape Mounted Rifles ; and has issue — Ed- 
 ward Knight, Gentleman, i. 1852 [m. 1882, Mary Augusta 
 Repps, ygst. d. of Rev. Henry Evans I>ombe of Bylaugh 
 Park, CO. Norfolk ; and has issue — Mary Dorothea]. 
 
 Sons of William Brodnax Knight, Elsq., Capt. 4th 
 
 Bengal Cav. , 6. 1838 ; d. 1896 ; m. 1863, Louisa 
 
 Octavia Charlotte, d. of Courtnay Stacey of Sandling 
 
 Place, Maidstone : — 
 
 Wyndham Charles Knight, Esq., Capt. 4th Bengal 
 
 Cav., d. 1863: m. 1896, Harriet Monica, d. of Francis J. 
 
 Johnston of Dunsdale, Westerham. A'w. — 
 
 Reginald Brodnax Knight, Gentleman, d. 1867 ; m. 
 1889, Marian, d. of late Major Calvert. lies. — 
 
 Ygr. sons of Edward Knight, Esq., of Godmersham 
 Park and Chawton House. See above : — 
 Montagu George Knight, Esq., B.A., J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Hants, 6. 1844 : m. 1870, Florence, fourth d. of Charles 
 Hardy of Chilham Castle, Kent. 
 
 Rev. Charles Edward Knight, Rector of Chawton, 
 Hants, d. 1846 ; tn. 1872, Emma Grace, second d. of .Major 
 John Patrickson of the Madras Horse Artillery ; and has 
 surv. issue — (1) Lionel Charles Edward Knight, Esq., 
 Capt. E. Kent Regt. , 6. 1872 ; (2) Henry Lewkenor 
 Knight, Esq., Capt. Roy. Irish Fus. , d. 1874 ; (3)- William 
 John Knight, Gentleman, 6. 1875 ; (4) George Brook 
 Knight, Gentleman, d. 1877 ; (5) Richard Brodnax Knight, 
 Gentleman, 6. i88o. lies. — Chawton Rectory, Alton, 
 Hants. 
 
 KNIGHT (H. Coll.). Paly of six argent and azure, on 
 a canton of the last, a spur, rowel downwards, leathered or. 
 Mantling ^zure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a hawk wings elevated proper, standing on a 
 spur lying fesseways or. 
 
 Bruce-Pryce (R.L. , 1872, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, gules, three chevronels, that in chief surmounted 
 by a crescent at the point argent (Pryce); 2. or, a saltire 
 gules, on a chief of the last a martlet of the field (Bruce) ; 
 3. Knight as above. Mantling gules and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a rock thereon a Paschal 
 lamb proper (Pryce); 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm in armour in bend grasping a sceptre proper 
 (Bruce) ; 3. the crest of Knight as above. 
 
 Son of John William Bnice, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law, 6. 1809 ; d.v.p. 1868 ; m. 1835, Mary Anne, d. 
 of Lt.-Col. Nathaniel Pryce Cameron : — 
 Alan Cameron Bruce-Pryce, Esq., J. P. co. Glamorgan, 
 M.A. (Oxford), Barrister-at-Law, 6. 1836; m. ist, 1858, 
 Louisa (d. 1868), only child of late Lt.-Col. J. H. Slade, 
 2nd Dragoon Guards ; 2nd, 1873, Anna Mary Synnot, eld. 
 d. of G. Woods Maunsell of Oakley Park, co. Kildare ; 
 and has surv. issue (by ist mar.) — (i) George Lewis Bruce- 
 Pryce, Gentleman, i. 1862; (2) Frederick Bruce-Pryce, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1866 ; Louisa [m. 1884, Alessandro, third s. 
 of Count Maggiolini Scarampi de Mombercelli] and Aline ; 
 and (by 2nd mar. )^(3) Alan George Cameron Bruce-Pryce, 
 Gentleman, d. 1874; (4) Edward Maunsell Bruce-Pryce, 
 Gentleman, 6, 1874 (twin with his brother); (5) John 
 Synnot Bruce-Pryce, Gentleman, 6. 1880; (6) Charles Fitz- 
 Roy Bruce-Pryce, Gentleman, 6. 1886; (7) Ewen Cameron 
 Bruce-Pryce, Gentleman, 6. 1890; Violet Augusta ; Muriel 
 Daisy; and Audrey Maria Charlotte. Estate — Duffryn. 
 Seats — Blaen-y-cwm, Monknash, nr. Bridgend ; Abbey- 
 holme, Cheltenham. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 Bruce (R.L., 1805, H. Coll.). Arms and Crest of 
 Bruce as above [vide Bruce-Pryce). Mottoes — ^(over crest) 
 " Fuimus," (under arms), " Ofner na ofne angau." 
 
 Son of John Bruce Bruce, Gentleman, Commander 
 R.N., b. 1838; d. 1880; m. 1870, Annie, d. of Rev. 
 George Boyes : — 
 Thomas Bruce, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — 
 Sons of Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Austin Bruce, ist Baron 
 Aberdare, P.C, G.C.B., D.C.L., b. 1815 ; d. 1895 ; m. 
 1st, 1846, Annabella (d. 1852), only d. of Richard 
 Beadon of Clifton, by Annabella A'Court, sister of 1st 
 Lord Heytesbury ; 2nd, Norah Creina Blanche, d. of 
 Lt.-Gen. Sir William Napier, K.C.B. , by Caroline, d. 
 of Gen. Hon. Henry Fox : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Henry Campbell Bruce, 2nd Baron Aber- 
 dare (23 Aug. 1873), J.P. and D.L. co. Glamorgan, late 
 Lt.-Col. 3rd V.B. Welsh Regt. [Supporters — Two lions, 
 the dexter argent, the sinister azure, both collared or, and 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
784 
 
 mni 
 
 mi 
 
 pendent therefrom an escutcheon, that on the dexter of tlie 
 arnis of Knight (as alx>ve), that on the sinister of the arms 
 of liruce (as above)], t. 1851 ; m. 1880. Constance Mary, only 
 d. of Hamilton Hecket by Hon. Sophia Clarence ( opley, 
 d. of Lord Lyndhurst ; and has surv. issue — (i) Hon. Henry 
 l.yndhurst Bruce, Lieut. 3rd Batt. Hants Regt., ^. 1881 ; 
 
 (2) Hon. Clarence Napier Bruce, i. 1885 ; (3) Hon. John 
 Hamilton Bruce, i. 1889; (4) Hon. Victor Austin Bruce, 
 />. 1897 ; Hon. Margaret Cecilia ; Hon Eva Isaljel Marion ; 
 and Hon. Constance Pamela Alice. Seats — Duffryn, 
 Mountain Ash, co. Glamorgan; Longwood, Winchester. 
 Town res. — 83 Eaton Square, S.W. Cluds — St. James's, 
 Brooks's. 
 
 Hon. William Napier Bruce, Barrister-at-Law, Principal 
 Assist. Sec. Board of Education, d. 1858; m. 1882, Emily, 
 d. of Gen. Sir Montagu Scott MacMurdo, G.C.B. ; and 
 has issue — William Fox Bruce, Esq., d. 1883; and Susan 
 Norah. Ides. — 34 Leinster Gardens, London, W. 
 
 Hon. Charles Granville Bruce, M.V.O. , Capt. and Bvt.- 
 Major Indian Army, ^. 1866; m. 1894, Finnetta Madelina 
 Julia, d. of Col. Sir Edward Fitzgerald Campbell, 2nd Bart. 
 /des.— 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Bruce, M.A. , formerly Canon of 
 Llandaff, i. 1816 ; d. 1894; m. ist, 1843, Mary Eliza- 
 beth (d. 1866), d. of Very Rev. W. D. Conybeare, 
 Dean of Llandaff; 2nd, 1868, Margaret Harriet, d. of 
 Col. H. S. Olivier :— 
 
 Ven. William Conybeare Bruce, M.A. (Oxon.), Canon 
 of Llandaff and Vicar of St. Woolas, Newport, 6. 1844; 
 m. 1872, Antonia, d. of Rev. John Montague Cholmeley ; 
 and has issue — Montague William John Bruce, Gentleman, 
 d. 1873; and Mary Rosa. I?es. — The Vicarage, St. Woolas, 
 Newport, Mon. 
 
 Lt.-Col. Alfred Crawford Bruce, late R.E. ,^. 1851 ; m. 
 , Frances, d. of Col. Blyth ; and has issue. Ides. — 
 
 Ernest Knight Bruce, Gentleman, 6. 1853. Jdes. — 
 
 Charles Rowland Henry Bruce, Gentleman, i. i860. 
 Ifes.— 
 
 Archibald Dacres Austin Bruce, Gentleman, d. 1869. 
 
 zees.— 
 
 Sons of Lewis Knight-Bruce, Gentleman, d. 1829 ; d. 
 ; m. 1856, Emilia, d. of [Augustus Sullivan of 
 
 Ritchings, Bucks : — 
 Lewis Hobart Bruce, Gentleman, d. i860. Jfes. — 
 Frances Villiers Bruce, Gentleman, i. 1864. Jfes. — 
 Gerald Trevor Bruce, Gentleman, d. . Res. — 
 
 Knight-Bruce (R.L., 4 Sept. 1837). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, Bruce (as above, vide Bruce-Pryce) ; 2 and 3, 
 Knight (as above). Crests — r. Bruce ; 2. Knight. Motto 
 — "Fuimus." 
 
 Son of Rl. Hon. Sir James I^wis Knight-Bruce, pjn' 
 lx>rd Justice of the Court of Appeal : — 
 Ia-wis Bruce Knight-Bruce, Esq. [g.v.). 
 
 5 Sir henry EDMUND KNIGHT, Knight a-tcheln. 
 J. P. for CO. Middlesex, is on the LiL-utenaiicy ofih, 
 City, Alderman of the City of London, Lord Mayor iMj 
 Bom 1833, being the son of the late John William KnJRli 
 of St. Ntarylebone and St. AUjans ; dublx.'d Knijjht Bachr 
 lor, 1883. Armorial bearlngrs— He IxMrs for Anna 
 three bendlets arure, on a chief gules, a wreath of oak 
 twecn two spurs of the first. Upon the escutcheon is p] 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure aiKi 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, . 
 Roman fasces lying fesseways a spur leathered, r.Avl 
 all or, between two wings displayed gules, each iliu 
 with a wreath of oak as in the arms : with tln' Motvi 
 " Virtute et labore." Has been twice married. /' 
 address — Stain Hill Park, Hampton ; 41 Hill Street. .\: 
 fair, W. , London. 
 
 LEWIS BRUCE KNIGHT-BRUCE, Esquire. I' 
 Surrey and Middlesex, B.A. Horn 1820, being the sti 
 but eldest surviving son of the Rt. Hon. Sir James 1 
 Knight-Bruce, P.C. D.C.L., F.R.S., J. P., and D.L, .u 
 one time M.P. for Bishop's Castle, Vice-Chancellor of 
 England, and First Lord-Justice of the Court of Apiv.i ■ 
 Chancery (who assumed by Royal Licence, dat' ! s 
 1837, the additional surname and arms of htw ■ 
 wife Eliza, dau. of Thomas Newte of Tidconih 
 Armorial bearing^ Quarterly i and 4, or, a miIi: 
 on a chief of the second a martlet of the field ; 2 ,:• 
 paly of six argent and azure, on a canton of the last ;i 
 with rowel downwards, leathered or. Mantling piles 
 or. Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit an 
 armour in bend grasping a sceptre all proper; a. < 
 wreath of the colours, a hawk, wings elevated prf 
 standing in a spur lying fesseways or. Motto " 1 ;; 
 Married, May 31, 1846, his cousin Caroline Maru ■ ! ' 
 only dau. of Thomas Newte of Tidcombe, co. Devon . 
 has Issue -(i) Rt. Rev. George Wyndham Hamihon Kn 
 Bishop of Bloemfontein 1889-91, and of Mashonaland 1 
 94, M.A., D.D. Merton ("oil, Oxford \m. Louisa, da;: 
 John Torr of Carlett Park, co. Chester, M.P. for Liveri 
 and has issue, a dau.]; (2) Robert Hastings Knight Knig 
 Bruce, Gentleman ; (3) Lewis James Comyn Knight Knighi- 
 Bruce, 3rd Buffs ; (4) Horace Knight-Bruce ; and Fanny. 
 Residence — Rivermead, Sunbury. 
 
 S HENRY WILLIAM KNIGHT-ERSKINE, Es(; 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Aberdeen. Born 1858, beir 
 only son of Colonel Henry Knight-Erskine of Piii' 
 J. P. and D.L., by his wife Mary Ann, eldest dau. ar 
 heir of George Moir of Denmore (by his wife Mary, d; 
 Sir William Bruce, Baronet, of Stenhouse). Armor 
 Ijearlngs — Quarterly, i. argent, on a pale sable r 
 fleurs-de-lis or (for Erskine) ; 2. or, three piles in ; 
 gules (for the lordship of Brechin) ; 3. argent, three p 
 gules, on a canton azure, a spur the rowel downwar; 
 (for Knight) ; 4. argent, three negroes' heads couped prf 
 banded of the field (for Moir). Upon the escutcheon ^ 1 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gu!«, I 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is sf 1 ' ' ' 
 Crest, a demi-lion rampant gules, armed and langued a; 
 holding in the dexter paw a thistle proper, and in the sin. 
 a fleur-de-lis azure. Supporters — Two naked boys prof*^' . 
 wreathed about the middle with scarfs azure. Mottoei 
 (over the crest)— "Je pense pluis ; '" (below the shield}- 
 " Fisus et fidus et regia duxit." 5^a/- Pittoririe, near Pit- 
 caple, in the county of Aberdeen. C/«^.f — Carltotj, Junior 
 Carlton, Junior United Service. 
 
 Sir CHARLES VALENTINE KNIGHTLEY, Baro- 
 net, J. P. and D.L. for Northamptonshire. Horn ]\ilj«- 
 1853, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Cbarte 
 Knightley, Vicar of Combroke, Warwickshire, by his wfc 
 Mary Maria, eldest dau. of Captain Sylvester Richmond 
 49th Regt. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, ermine; 
 2 and 3, paly of six or and gules, all within a bordure aiiw. 
 Motto—" Invita fortuna." Married, April, 26, 1883, JuIk! 
 Claudine, dau. of T. W. Watson of Lubcnham. Sei^ 
 Fawsley, Daventry, co. Northampton. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
 I 
 
Plate XXV. 
 
 HoQQisise©© 
 
 • BR.eE)ora, 
 
 ^©IsHrSD 
 
 Bhiisbriidgs 
 
Eni 
 
 Eno 
 
 785 
 
 KNIGHTON, quartered 
 TAUNTON. 
 
 by GROSVENOR and 
 
 KNOCKER (H. Coll.). Gules, three frets in fesse 
 between as many fleurs-de-lis all or. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a wolf's 
 head erased gules, collared or, a fret of the last. Motto — 
 " Per ardua." 
 
 Sons of William Knocker of Dover, b. ; d. ; 
 
 Frederick Knocker, Gentleman, b. 
 Ewell, CO. Kent. 
 
 KNOGHT, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 Res. — Temple 
 
 ANDREW KNOWLES, Esquire, J. P. co. Glou- 
 cester, High Sheriff 1883. Born May 6, 1845, being the 
 second son of the late James Knowles, Esq., J. P., of 
 Eagley Bank, Lancashire, by his wife Mary Jane, dau. 
 of Robert Millington, of Ordsall Hall, co. Nottingham. 
 Armorial bearing's — Gules, on a chevron cotised, between 
 in chief two crescents and in base a rross crosslet all argent, 
 three roses of the field, seeded or, barbed vert. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a ram's head argent, horned or, three roses as in 
 
 the arms. Motto — "Nee Diu nee frustra." Married, 
 firstly. May 28, 1868, Anne Jane, dau. of John Cross of 
 Gartside House, Bolton, co. Lancaster ; and by her, who 
 died Dec. 31, 1876, has Issue- {\) Henry Knowles, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 2, 1871, deceased; (2) James Knowles, 
 Gentleman, b. June 23, 1875; and Hester Mary [m., Jan. 
 I, 189s, Augustus Scobell Orlebar, eldest son of Rev. 
 Augustus Orlebar, Vicar of Willington, Beds]. He married 
 secondly, Sept. 2, 1880, Catherine, dau. of Rev. John 
 Brooks of Farley Court, Reading, Berks; and by her has 
 ^ Issue— {-^ Andrew Brookes Knowles, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 10, 1885; (4) Robert Millington Knowles, Gentleman, b. 
 July 10, 1893; Dorothy Catherine; and Honor Bridget. 
 Seat — Newent Court, co. Gloucester. 
 
 SSiR LEES KNOWLES, Baronet, M.P. for Salford, 
 D. L. for the County Palatine of Lancaster, Barrister- 
 at-Law, M.A. and Master of Laws of the University of 
 Cambridge, Second Church Estates Commissioner since 
 1895, created a Baronet 1003, Knight of Grace St. John 
 of Jerusalem, Lieut.-Col. 3rd Vol. Batt. Lanes. Fusiliers. 
 Born February 16, 1857, being the eldest son of John 
 Knowles, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1892), of 
 Westwood, Pendlebury, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter 
 of the late James Lees, Esquire, of Green Bank, Oldham. 
 C/tt3j_Carlton, Junior Carlton, Union (Manchester) Con- 
 servative (Manchester). Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Anns : Gules, on a chevron cottised between two crescents 
 
 I chief and a cross crosslet in base argent, three roses 
 i 
 
 of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a ram's head couped argent, attired or, three roses gules ; 
 with the Motto, " Nee diu nee frustra." Residences — West- 
 wood, Pendlebury ; and Turton Tower. Chambers — 4 New 
 Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 ROBERT KNOWLES, Esquire, J. P. co. Derby. Bom 
 1856, being the eldest son of the late Andrew Knowles, 
 Esq. , J. P. , of Swinton Old Hall (the head of the family). 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, on a 
 
 chevron cotised between in chief two crescents and in base 
 a cross crosslet argent, three roses of the field, and impaling 
 the arms of Newall, namely, quarterly i and 4, party per 
 pale gules and azure, three covered cups, two and one, 
 within an orle or ; 2. or, on a chief per pale gules and sable, 
 three bezants (for Kyrshaugh) ; 3. vert, a lion rampant or, 
 sem^e of caltraps sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a ram's head couped argent, armed or, three 
 roses gules; with the Motto, "Nee diu nee frustra," 
 Married, 1883, Hannah Fenton, second daughter of the 
 late Henry Newall, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Hare 
 Hill, in the county of Lancaster; and has Issue — Andrew 
 Knowles, Gentleman, b. Feb. \'j, 1897 ; (2) Robert Hay 
 Forbes, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; Maud Margery Hannah. 
 Estates — Hawkshaw ; Ednaston Lodge. Postal address— 
 Ednaston Lodge, Derby. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 KNOX, see PERY-KNOX-GORE and SAUNDERS- 
 KNOX-GORE. 
 
 EDMOND FRANCIS VESEY KNOX, Gentleman, 
 M.A. Oxford, M.P. for the West Cavan Division 1890-95, 
 and for Londonderry city 1895-98, Barrister-at-Law, Fellow 
 of All Souls'. Born Jan. 23, 1865, being the eldest son of 
 the late Vesey Edmond Knox, Esq., of Shimnagh, co. 
 Down, by Margaret Clarissa, dau. of the late Rev. James 
 Perkins Garrett of Kilgaron, co. Carlow. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a falcon volant or, within an orle engrailed 
 wavy, on the outer edge argent. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours a 
 perch, thereon a falcon close, all proper. Motto — " Moveo 
 et proficior." Married, 1891, Annie Elizabeth, dau. of the 
 late William Lloyd of Great Frampton, Llantwith Major, 
 CO. Glamorgan; and has Issue — (1) John Vesey Knox, 
 Gentleman, b. 1892 ; (2) Columb Thomas Knox, b. 1897 ; 
 and Dilys Myfanwy. Postal addresses — Shimnagh House, 
 Newcastle, county Down ; 39 Leinster Square, Bayswater, 
 London, W. ; 2 Garden Court, Temple, London, E.C. 
 Clubs — Reform, National Liberal. 
 
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 FREDERICK CHARLES NORTHLAND KEANE 
 KNOX, Gentleman, formerly Lieut. 89th Foot, served in 
 Zulu War 1879. Bom 1857, being the second son of the 
 late (Jencral Thomas Etlmond Knox, C. B., by his wife 
 Lucv Duma, dau. of the Venerable William Wray Maunsell, 
 Archd<-acon of Limerick. Armorial bearing!— Gules, a 
 falcon volant or, within an orle wavy on the outer and 
 engrailed on the inner edge argent. Mantling gules and 
 or. Oreti — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon close, 
 standing on a perch proper. 
 
 S WILLIAM KNOX, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co, 
 Donegal (High Sheriff 1896). J. P. for co. Tyrone, 
 late a Captain aist Hussars. Horn Sept. 17, 1858, only 
 son of the late Willi;im Knox of Clonleigh, co. Donegal, 
 by his wife Gertrude, dau. of Thomas Dabine, R.N. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a falcon volant or, within an 
 orlc wavy on the outer and engrailed on the inner edge, 
 argent. urawtHwg gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon close standing on a perch proper. 
 Motto— " Moveo et proficior." Seats — Lisnacloon, co. 
 Tyrone, and Clonleigh, co. Donegal. Postal address — 
 Clonleigh, Strabane, Ireland. Clt4bs — Naval and Military, 
 Cavalry, Royal St. George Yacht, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Major-general Sir WILLIAM GEORGE KNOX, 
 K.C.B., Royal Artillery, served in Abyssinia (1867-68), 
 Ashantee (1873-74), Afghanistan (1878-79), Zulu and 
 Transvaal, South Africa (1879-80) campaigns, and pre- 
 sent at several engagements in the Russo-Turkish war ; 
 served in South Africa (1899-1902). Bom 1847, being 
 the son of General Thomas Edmond Knox, C. B. , by 
 his wife Lucy Diana, dau. of the Venerable William 
 Wray Maunsell, Arclideacon of Limerick ; created K.C.B. 
 1901. Armorial bearings — Gules, a falcon volant or, 
 within an orle wavy on the outer and engrailed on the 
 inner edge argent. Upon the escutcheon, from which is 
 pendent his badge as a K.C.B. , is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 up>on a wreath of the colours, a falcon close, standing on a 
 perch proper. Married, 1889, Alice, daughter of Sir Robert 
 Dundas, Bart., of Arniston and Polton, Midlothian. Clubs 
 — United Service, Naval and Military. 
 
 KNOX (U.O.). Gules, a falcon volant or, within an 
 orle waved on the outer and engrailed on the inner edge 
 argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest — A falcon on a 
 perch all proper. Motto — " Vi et virtute." 
 
 Son of Capt. George Knox, 2nd D.G., of Prehen, J.P. 
 
 and D.L. cos. Londonderry and Donegal, b. ; d. 
 
 1848 ; m. 1827, Anna Maria, d. of Robert Johnsone of 
 
 Magheramena Castle : — 
 George Knox, Esq., J.P. and D.L. cos. Londonderry 
 and Donegal (High Sheriff co. Donegal 1862), Lt.-Col. 
 late comdg. Londonderry Artillery, b. 1832 ; m. , Rose 
 Virginie Grimm of NeuchAtel, Switzerland; and has issue — 
 Eugenie [m. Dr. Ludwig von Scheffler] ; Augusta Georgina 
 \m. 1896, Molyneux William Shuldham. Seat — Prehen, 
 Londonderry. 
 
 Ygst. son of Col. Andrew Knox of Prehen, M.P. , m. 
 
 Mary, d. of Dominick M'Causland : — 
 Thomas Knox, Gentleman, b. ; m. , Mary Anne, 
 d. of George Franks ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Son of George Knox, Esq., R.M. co. Sligo, ^. 1806; 
 
 d. 1874 ; m. 1827, Caroline Catherine, d. of Charles 
 
 Hawkes of Briarfield : — 
 Thomas Conroy Knox, Gentleman, b. 1832. Res. — 
 
 Son of Rev. George' Knox, Rector of Donamon, co. 
 
 Roscommon, m. Frances Holmes: — 
 Maurice Knox, Esq., Surgeon-Major, b. 1847; m. i88o, 
 Eklith, d. of Major-Gen. George Noble Cave. Res. — 
 
 Son of Maurice Wilson Knox, Esq., of Kilmannock, co. 
 
 Wexford, b. 1805; d ; m. 1831, Elizabeth, d. and 
 
 h. of Frances White of Oldstone, co. Antrim : — 
 Francis William White Knox, Gentleman,*. 1847; m. 
 1871, Annie, d. of George Hudson of Temple Carrig, co. 
 Wicklow ; and has issue — (i) George Henry Hudson Knox, 
 Gentleman, b. 1874; (2) Francis William White Knox, 
 Gentleman, b. 1876 ; (3) Richard Beresford Knox, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1879; (4) Maurice Wilson Knox, Gentleman, b. 
 1883; (5) Beresford Hubert Knox, Gentleman, b. 1885; 
 and Isabella Frances, Res, — . 
 
 KNOX (U.O.). Gules, a falcon wings expanded within 
 a lx)rdure engrailed or, on a canton of the last, a fcsse 
 chequy azure and argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon close on a perch 
 all proper. Motto — " Moveo et proficio." 
 
 Sons of Francis Blake Knox of Moyne, b. ; d. 1851 ; 
 m, 1839. Elizabeth Mary, d. of William Hutchinson 
 of BullfK'k Castle : — 
 Harry Blake Knox, Esq. J.P. co. Mayo, b. 
 Res.— 8c '" 
 
 Mayo. 
 
 80 Ulverton Road, 
 
 Seat — Moyne, co. 
 
 Dalkey. 
 William Raymond Knox, Gentleman, *. , Res.— 
 Edward Ernest Knox. Gentleman, b. ; m. 1873, 
 
 Evelyn Florence, d. of William W. Bentley of Sydenham ; 
 
 and has issue — (i) Ernest Blake Knox, Esq., M.D., Capt. 
 
 R.A.M.C. ; (2) Harry Raymond Blake Knox, Gentleman; 
 
 i3) Charles Eric Blake Knox, Gentleman ; (4) WillLim 
 (aymond Blake Knox, Gentleman ; Evelyn Violet ; and 
 Elizabeth Mary. Seat — Rahara, co. Roscommon. Post, 
 add. — Bray, co. Wicklow. 
 
 Francis Albert Blake Knox, Gentleman, L.R.C.S.I., 
 L.K.Q.C.P.I., b. 1849; m. 1873, Alice, d. of Major John 
 Graham, Hymenstown, co. Tipjjerary ; and had issue 
 
 ii) Francis Blake Knox, Gentleman, b. 1873; (2) Harold 
 Make Knox, Gentleman, b. 1882, d. 1896; (3) William 
 Hutchinson Knox, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; and Ethel Maud 
 Blake [m. 1896, Alfred Hodgens]. Res. — 10 Summer Hill, 
 Kingstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 Son of Col. William Knox of Brittas Castle, J.P., 
 b. 1808; d. 1892; m. , Georgina, d. of Rev. 
 
 William Grogan, D.D. 
 Fitzroy Knox, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Tipperary, 
 b ; VI. 1875, Maude, d. of John Anthony Woods of 
 
 Benton Hall, Northumberland; and has issue — John 
 Frederick Knox, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., *. . Seat— 
 
 Brittas Castle, Thurles, co. Tipperary. Club — Kild.ii 
 Street (Dublin). 
 
 Son of Ross Mahon Knox, Gentleman, b. 1850; 
 d. ; m. , Violet, d. of late Captain Alfred < 
 
 Knox : — 
 Ross Annesley Knox, Gentleman, b, 1891. Seat — Rapim 
 Castle, nr. Balhna. 
 
 Yr. sons of Annesley Knox, Esq., of Rappa Castle, 
 J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1829), b. 1798; d. 1878; 
 m. 1833, Elizabeth, d. of Arthur Knox of Bushfield: — 
 Robert Henry Knox, Gentleman, b. 1851. Res. — 
 Richard Francis Knox, Gentleman, b. i^^j,. Res. — 
 Sons of Rev. St. George Caulfield Knox, Rector 
 Dromard, *. 1800; d. 1864; m. 1836, Anne Cordelia, 
 d. of Rev. Richard Quintus St. George : — 
 Richard Annesley Knox, Esq., late Capt. 4th King's Own 
 Regt., b. 1837. Res.— 
 
 Hercules Francis Knox, Gentlemen, b. 1844; m. 1870, 
 Harriet Elizabeth, d. of Rev. John James Fox, Rector of 
 Kinawley; and has issue three daus. Seat — Rosslare, 
 CO. Sligo. 
 
 Sons of James Annesley Knox, Esq., J.P., of Netley 
 
 Park, CO. Mayo, m. 1833, Mary Mina, d. and h. of 
 
 Henry William Knox of Netley Park : — 
 
 Granville Henry Knox, Gentleman, b. 1840; m. 1863, 
 
 Ellen, d. of Richard Frederick Farrer; and has issue — (i) 
 
 Annesley Frederick Granville Knox, Gentleman, b. 1863; 
 
 (2) Herbert Dudley Wilton Knox, Gentleman, b. 1866; 
 
 (3) Arthur Somerset Girtin Knox, Gentleman, b. 1873; 
 
 (4) Frederick FitzRoy Farrer Knox, Gentleman, b. 1873; ; 
 
 (5) James Lionel Richard Knox, Gentleman, b. 1876; Con- \ 
 stance Mina ; Gertrude Ethel ; Hilda Maud Emma ; and \ J 
 Dora Ellen. Seat — Errew Grange, co. Mayo. 
 
 Lionel William Knox, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Son of John Knox, Gentleman, of Broadlands Park, 
 CO. Mayo, b. 1802; d. 1874; m. 1847, Henrietta 
 Adelaide, d. of Anthony Gildea: — 
 John Anthony Knox, Gentleman, b. 1850; m. 1875; 
 Margaret, d. of Francis Carroll of Ballintain ; and has 
 issue — (i) James Annesley Knox, Gentleman, b. 1876; (a) 
 Godfrey FitzRoy Knox, Gentleman, b, 1877; and Harriette 
 Adelaide. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Henry Augustus Knox, Gentleman, of 
 
 Palmerston, co. Mayo, b. 1807; d. 1887; m. 1845, 
 
 Eleanor, d. of Henry William Knox of Netley 
 
 Park :— 
 
 Reginald Henry Knox, Esq., J. P., b. 1846; m. 1876, 
 
 Sarah Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Edwin Smith, M.A., Chaplain 
 
 to the Forces; and has issue— Reginald Edwin Henry 
 
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 Knox, Gentleman, Lieut. 3rd Batt. Connaught Rangers 
 and Roy. Garrison Regt. , i. 1877 ; and Edith Lilian. 
 Seat — Netley Park, co. Mayo. 
 St. George James Knox, Gentleman, ^. 1855. /?es. — 
 Edmond Francis Annesley Knox, Gentleman, fi. 1856. 
 
 Son of Arthur Edward Knox of Castlerea, and of 
 
 Trotton, Sussex, 6. 1808; d. 1886; m. 1835, Lady 
 
 Jane Parsons, d. of Laurence, 2nd Earl of Rosse :— 
 
 Arthur Henry Knox, Gentleman, R.N., 6. 1852. Ifes. — 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. John Frederick Knox, J. P. and D.L. , 
 
 of Mount Falcon, d. 1789; d. 1871 ; m. 1819, Anna 
 
 Maria, d. of James Knox-Gore: — 
 
 Utred Augustus Knox, Esq., J. P. cos. Mayo and Sligo, 
 
 D.L. CO. Sligo (Sheriff CO. Mayo 1875), d. 1825; m. 1875, 
 
 Agnes Frances Nina, d. of Sir Francis Arthur Knox-Gore, 
 
 ist Bart. ; and has issue — Utred Arthur Frederick Knox, 
 
 Gentleman, d. 1885; Sarah Augusta; Maud Anna 
 
 Theodora ; Ruth Lilian ; Agnes Nina ; Olive Gore ; and 
 
 Gladys Mary. 5^a/— Mount Falcon, nr. Ballina, co. 
 
 Mayo. 
 
 Albert Henry Knox, Gentleman, />. 1827; m. 1855, Jane 
 Harriett {d. 1887), d. of James Annesley Knox of Cross- 
 patrick ; and has issue — (1) Albert Frederick James Knox, 
 Gentleman,^. 1856; (2) Ernest Henry Knox, Gentleman, 
 6. 1859 [m. 1892, Ada Josephine, d. of Henry Alexander 
 Cowper ; and has issue] ; (3) Alfred Douglas Knox, Gentle- 
 man, (5. 186 1 ; and six daus. /?es. — 
 Alfred William Knox, Gentleman, i. 1829. J?es. — 
 Ernest Adolphus Knox, Gentleman, 6. 1B34. J?es. — 
 Sons of Lt.-Gen. Richard Knox of Grace Dieu, co. 
 Dublin, and Strathdurn, Cheltenham, i. 1812; d. 
 1892; fn. 1844, Mary Letitia, d. of Col. and Brig. -Gen. 
 Bryce M'Master, H.E.LC.S. :— 
 Lt.-Col. Richard Knox, late 13th Hussars, 6. 1848; 
 m. 1882, Mary Eliza, only child of Clement Milward, Esq., 
 Q.C. ; and has issue— Clement Uchter Knox, Gentleman, 
 i. 1890. Seai — Grace Dieu. co. Dublin. I?es. — -Holt 
 Hatch, Alton, Hants. Clubs — United Service, Army and 
 Navy, Cavalry. 
 
 Horace Chaloner Knox, Gentleman, P.W. Dept., India, 
 h. 1854. Res.— 
 
 Walter Frederick Knox, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; tn. 1897, 
 Elfleda Ethel, d. of late Rev. H. Rich of Carlrooke Hall, 
 Norfolk. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Robert John Knox, Esq., J. P., of Cahirleske, 
 and Ballaghtobin, b. 1817; d. 1901 ; m. 1853, Philippa 
 Allen, d. of Frederick Lindesay of Loughry, co. 
 Tyrone : — 
 Robert Chaloner Knox, Esq., J. P. co. Kilkenny, Col. 
 Kilkenny Mil., 3. 1855. Seat — Ballaghtobin , co. Kilkenny. 
 Rev. Frederick WiUiam Knox, b. 1856. Res. — 
 Lindesay Knox, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 § Lieut. -Col. JOHN HERVEY KNOX-BROWNE. 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Tyrone (High Sheriff 1887), Lieut.- 
 
 • Col. N. Irish Div. R.A. , late Capt. 12th Lancers, formerly 
 A.D.C. to His Grace the Duke of Abercorn, Lord-Lieut, 
 of Ireland. Born 1843, being the eldest son of the late 
 Thomas Richardson Browne, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Aug- 
 
 : hentaine Castle, by Sarah, fourth dau. of the late Hervey 
 de Montmorency of Castlemorres, co. Kilkenny. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine a chevron azure, bc- 
 
 ; tween two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a cinquefoil in base sable 
 (for Browne) ; 2 and 3 gules, within a bordure engrailed a 
 
 ) A falcon, with wings expanded or, charged on the breast with 
 
 I a pheon sable, on a canton of the second, a fesse chequy 
 
 \ argent and azure (for Knox), and upon an escutcheon of 
 pretence the arms of Knox-Gore, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 gules a fesse between three cross crosslets fitch^e or, within 
 a bordure argent (for Gore) ; 2 and 3 gules, a falcon rising 
 or, within an orle waved on the outer and engrailed on the 
 
 i inner edge, a crescent for difference (for Knox). Mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle displayed with two heads vert, charged 
 on each wing with a fleur-de-lis or (for Browne) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon on a perch charged on the 
 breast with a pheon sable (for Knox) ; and on an escroU 
 above this Motto, " Moveo et proficio ; " and below the 
 arms, "Suivez raison." Married, 1867, Louisa Eliza- 
 beth, third dau. of Sir Arthur Knox-Gore, ist Bart, {ext.), 
 of Belleek Manor, co. Mayo; and has Issue — Thomas 
 Arthur Hervey Knox-Browne, Esq., Capt. 6th Brig. N. 
 
 Irish Div. R.A., b. 1870. Seat — Aughentaine Castle, Five- 
 miletown, co. Tyrone. C/k3— Kildare Street, Dublin. 
 
 KNYFTON, see GRAVES-KNYFTON. 
 
 FELIX SUMNER KNYVETT, Esquire, J.P. Herts. 
 Born 1839, being the only son of the late Felix Knyvett of 
 Ashwellthorpe, Watford, Herts. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly, I. argent, a bend plain within a bordure engrailed 
 sable (for Knyvett) ; 2. argent, a cross engrailed gules, 
 between four water-bougets sable, a label of three points 
 azure, charged with as many lions rampant or (for Bour- 
 chier) ; 3. France and England quarterly, within a bordure 
 argent (for Plantagenet) ; 4. quarterly or and vert (for 
 Berners). Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-dragon with wings addorsed 
 azure. Residence — Ashwellthorpe, Watford, Herts. Club 
 — Conservative. 
 
 ALEXANDER KYD, Esquire, Captain (retired) I. and R. 
 Austrian Army. Borti May 13. 1832, being the eldest son 
 of Alexander Kyd, by his wife Emma, n^e Beavor. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Argent, a pine tree eradicated proper, 
 
 j Quern noil torrct hy;?m^ 
 
 with a bugle-horn pendent on one of the branches or, 
 stringed gules, on a chief azure, three mullets of the third, 
 a crescent for difference also azure, all within a bordure 
 wavy ermine. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm proper, hold- 
 ing three ears of wheat on one stalk, an increscent or, the 
 whole debruised by a bendlet sinister wavy ermine. MottO 
 — "Quern non torret hyems." Married, July 28, i860, 
 Marie von Rebenburg, dau. of the late Ludwig von Reben- 
 burg ; and has /r«<e— Alexander Kyd, Esq., Capt. (retired) 
 I. and R. 8th Austrian Hussars, b. April 27, 1861 [m. 
 Countess Sofie Mikes of Zabola, and has issue, Alexander 
 John Kyd, Gentleman, b. July 15, 1888; Theodora; and 
 Jane]; and Mary [rn. Marquis Bela Pallavicini, and has 
 issue, Alfons Marquis Pallavicini, b. 1885 ; and Helen 
 March Pallavicini]. Residence— Gvaj., Styria, Austria. 
 
 DAVID HOPE KYD, Gentleman, of Inner Temple, 
 London, Barrister - at - Law, M.A. , LL.D. (Camb. ). 
 Born Dec. 29, 1862, being the eldest son of David 
 
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 Kyd of Roaendat<l, Broughiy-Fcrry, N.R, by his wife 
 Georgiana Charlotte Woolfryes. only dnu. of late John 
 Woolfiryes of Salisbury. 67«*— St. Stephens. Armoiial 
 boarlngB— .-\rRcnt, a fir-tree eradicated proper, on a chief 
 a/iiri', iK'twt-en two roses a liunliiiK-horn stringed or, gar- 
 niNheil vert. Mawtltng iuure doubkfl argent. Oreat— On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a hunting-horn as in the arms. 
 Motto— " Quam non torrct hyems." Married, Aug. ii, 
 1896, Mary Gertrude, dau. of the late Francis Hobson 
 Appach, Esq., J. P., of Elcot Park, Kintbury, Berks. 
 Postal addresses — 23 Princes Gardens, I>ondon, S.W. ; 
 and 4 Brick Court, Temple, E.C. 
 
 JOHN NORMANSELL KYD of Rosendal'l, Broughty- 
 
 Ferry, co. Forfar. Born . being the son of David Kyd 
 
 of Rosendafel, co. Forfar. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 fir-tree eradicated proper, on a chief engrailed azure, between 
 two roses a hunting-horn stringed or, garnished vert. Mant- 
 ling azure doubled argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of his 
 liveries, a hunting-horn as in the arms. Motto — "Quam 
 non torret hyems." Postal address — Rosendacl, Droughty- 
 Ferry, CO. Forfar. 
 
 SAMUEL KYLE, Esquire, Colonel R.A. Born 1838, 
 being the only son of Samuel Moore, by his wife Jane 
 Cotter, of Ashton, co. Cork. Armorial bearings— Per fesse 
 sable and or, three bhizing peats. Mantling sable and 
 or. Croat— On a wTeath of the colours, a lion rampant, 
 per fesse sable and or. Motto — " Nee temere nee timide." 
 Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM BLACKER HAMILTON KYLE. Gentle- 
 man. Armorial bearings -Per fesse sable and or, three 
 altar candlesticks counterchanged. Mantling sable and 
 or. <ft»8t— Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 per fesse sable and or, supporting in his paws a cross formde 
 mch<fe argent. Motto— "Tibi soli." Residence— j Pem- 
 broke Road, Dublin. 
 
 KYLE. Per fesse sable and or, three altar candlesticks 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 «rreath of the colours, a lion rampant p>er fesse sable and 
 or, supfKjrting in his paws a cross form6e fitch^ argent. 
 Motto — " Tibi soli." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Blacker Kyle, Gentleman, b. ; m. ; and has 
 
 issue — Kyle, Gentleman, b . Res. — Dublin. 
 Son of :— 
 
 Henry Egerton Kyle, Gentleman, b. \ m. ; and 
 
 has issue — Kyle, Gentleman,^. . Res, — Toronto, 
 
 Canada. 
 
 SThe Honourable WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, 
 LORD KYLLACHY, one of the Senators of the 
 College of Justice, and one of H.M. Counsel Learned in 
 the Law, a Deputy-Lieutenant for the counties of Inverness 
 and Edinburp;h. Bom .^pril 9, 1842, being the eldest son 
 of the late William Mackintosh, Esquire, J. P., of Inshes 
 House, in the county of Inverness, by his wife Mary, 
 daughter of James Walker, Merchant, Glasgow; appointed 
 a Lord of Session and Justiciary, with title of Lord 
 Kyllachy, April 1889. Clubs — Brooks's, New (Edin- 
 burgh), Highland (Inverness). Livery — Drab and red. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, i. 
 or, a lion rampant gules ; 2. or, a dexter hand couped 
 fesseways holding a dagger in pale gules ; 3. or, a lymphad, 
 oars in saltire sable, flagged gules ; 4. azure, a salmon 
 naiant argent. Above the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and ufwn a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a cat- 
 a-mountain salient proper, charged on the breast with a 
 crescent gules ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 " Touch not the catt butt a glove." Married, March 
 31, 1869, Jane, daughter of the late David Stevenson, 
 Esq., J. P., of Edinburgh ; and has Issue — (i) William 
 Eneas Mackintosh, Gentleman, lx)rn March 21, 1870; (2) 
 David Evan Mackintosh, Gentleman, born February 11, 
 ^877 ; (3) Alastair Hugh Mackintosh, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 1st Batt. Cameron Highlanders, bom June 19, 1880 ; and 
 Elizabeth Georgina. Estate — Kyllachy, in the county of 
 Inverness. Postal addresses — 6 Randolph Crescent, Eklin- 
 burgh ; Kyllachy, Tomatin, Inverness. 
 
 KYNASTON (Rd. Jan. a, 1868, H. Col.). Ermine, a 
 chevron gules, in the dexter chief a cimton of the second, 
 for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 l)efitting his degree, with a mantling gules and iirgciit. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, the sun in splciuKjur, 
 surmounted of a dexter arm in armour, embowed, holding 
 in the hand a sword all proper, and in an escrol above the 
 crest this word, " Bloreheath." MottO— "Deus est nobis 
 sol et ensis." 
 
 Son of Rev. Walter Charles Edward Kynaston (for- 
 merly Owen), M.A., J.P.,^. 1830; d. 1903; m. i860, 
 Frances Harriett, d. of Bedell Stanford of Carn, in the 
 CO. of Cavan : — 
 Walter Roger Owen Kynaston, Esq., J. P. co. Salop, 
 B.A. Christ Church, Oxon., Capt. Shropshire Imperial 
 Yeomanry, b. March i, 1874. Seat — Hardwick, near Ellcs- 
 mere, co. Salop. 
 
 KYNNAIRD, Viscount, see NEWBURGH. 
 
 KYNNERSLEY, see SNEYD-KYNNERSLEY. fl 
 
 THOMAS KYNNERSLEY. Esquire, J. P. for the co. 
 of Salop. Born 1830. being the eldest son of the late 
 Robert Gardn'-r (formerly Panting), by Jane Eliza his wife, 
 dau. and heir of the late Anthony Kynnersley of Leighton, 
 Esq., D.L. and J. P. [and niece and heir of the late 'lhon\as 
 Kynnersley, Esq., also J. P. and D. L., of Leighton Hall], 
 and assumed the surname and arms of Kynnersley in lieu of 
 Gardner by Royal License in the year 1887. Mr. Kyn- 
 nersley also represents the families of Panting, Gardner, 
 and Leighton. Livery — Blue, with white collar and 
 cuffs* blue and white strif>ed waistcoat, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, crusily 
 and a lion rampant argent, quartering the arms of Gardner, 
 Kynnersley, Leighton, and others ; and impaling the arms of 
 Hill, namely ermine, on a fesse sable, a castle triple- 
 turretted argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a greyhound sejant argent, 
 collared or, under a hawthorn-tree frucied proper. Married 
 Fanny Melita, eldest daughter of the late Colonel Richard 
 Frederick Hill and niece of the Right Honourable Sir 
 Rowland Hill, second Viscount Hill; and has hiue— 
 Thomas Frederick Kynnersley, Esquire [to whom refer], 
 Clubs — Boodle's, University. 
 
 THOMAS FREDERICK KYNNERSLEY, Esqi 
 J. P. and D.L, for co. Salop, and Lord of the Mam 
 
 anoPI 
 
 KYME, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 of Leighton, late Capt. Mongomeryshire Yeomanry. Born 
 1857, eldest and only son of Thomas Kynnersley, Esq., 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 J. p., of Leighton [to whom reTer], by his wife Fanny 
 Melita, eldest daughter of tlie late Colonel Richard Frederick 
 Hill, and niece of the Right Honourable Sir Rowland Hill, 
 second Viscount Hill, of Hawkstone, in the county of Salop. 
 Livety — Light blue, with white collar and cuffs, red waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearings (temp, circa Henry HI., Ped. 
 H. Coll.) — Azure, crusily and a lion rampant argent, 
 quartering the arms of Gardner, Kynnersley, Leighton, and 
 others. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a greyhound sejant argent, collared or, under a haw- 
 thorn-tree fructed proper. MottO — "Nee opprimere nee 
 opprimi." Married, January i, 1887, at St. George's, 
 Hanover Square, London, Elizabeth Maud, widow of the 
 late Edward Rodgett of Walton-le-Dale, in the county of 
 
 Lancashire, and dau. of John Gandly of co. Dublin. 
 Estates — Leighton Hall, co. Salop; Plassy Court, near 
 Welshpool ; and Walton-le-Dale, in the County Palatine 
 of Lancaster. Postal address — Leighton Hall, near 
 Ironbridge, Shropshire. Clubs — Boodle's, Cavalry, Wel- 
 lington, Cocoa Tree, Hurlingham, Ranelagh, County 
 (Shrewsbury). 
 
 KYNYNMOUND, quartered by ELLIOT. 
 
 KYRLE, see MONEY-KYRLE. 
 
 KYTSON, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 bor 
 
 HENRY LABOUCHERE, Gentleman, M.P. for North- 
 ampton. Born 1831, being the eldest son of the late John 
 lyabouchere of Broome Hall, in co. of Surrey, by his wife 
 Mary, daughter of the late James Du Pr6 of Wilton Park, 
 Beaconsfield. Clubs — Reform, St. James's, National Liberal. 
 Armorial bearings — He beais for Arms : Quarterly ermine 
 and azure, in the second and third quarters a cross patonce or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent, and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a stork argent, holding in its beak a 
 lotus flower; with the Motto, " Passibus citis sed aequis." 
 Married, 1868, Harriet, daughter of William Hodson. 
 Residences — s Old Palace Yard, S.W, ; Pope's Villa, 
 Twickenham. 
 
 LACON (H. Coll., 1818). Quarterly, i. per fesse indented 
 erminois and azure, in the second quarter a wolfs head 
 erased or (Lacon) ; 2. gyronny of eight sable and azure, 
 a cross flory erminois (Ward); 3. Knowles ; 4. Beecroft. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colouis, a mount vert, thereon a falcon proper, beaked 
 and belled or, charged on the breast with a cross flory, 
 and gorged with a collar gules. Motto — " Probitas verus 
 honos." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Beecroft Ussher Lacon, Esq. , b. 1845 ; 
 
 d. 1899 ; m. iSyj, Florence Dunbar, d. of R. G. Banks 
 
 of Hayroyd House, Rosedale, Toronto, Canada; — 
 
 Sir Edmund Beecroft Frances Heathcote Lacon, sth 
 
 Bart. (11 Dec. 1818), of Great Yarmouth, Lieut. 12th 
 
 Lancers, b. 1878. Seats — Ormesby House, Great Yarmouth, 
 
 Norfolk; Raynham Hall, Fakenham. Clubs — Bachelors', 
 
 Cavalry. 
 
 George Haworth Ussher Lacon, Gentleman, Lieut. R. 
 Warwicksh. Regt. , *. 1881. Res.— 
 
 Henry Reginald Dunbar Lacon, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Res.— 
 Charles Cyril Roland Lacon, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. — 
 Sons of Henry Sidney Hammet Lacon, Esq., J. P., 
 Capt. E. Norfolk Mil. , b. 1847 ; d. 1900 ; w. 1882, 
 Anna, d. of Col. George Wilson Boileau, D.L. , of 
 Stanfield Hall, Norfolk:— 
 Gordon Massy Lacon, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. — 
 Sidney John Boileau Lacon, Gentleman, b. 1889. Res. — 
 Ygst. son of Sir Edmund Henry Knowles Lacon, 3rd 
 Bart., M.P., b. 1807 ; d. 1888 ; fn. 1839, Eliza Georgina, 
 eld. d. of James Esdaile Hammet of Battersea: — 
 Ernest de Montesquieu Lacon, Esq., M.A. Camb., late 
 ,pt. 3rd Batt. Duke of Cornwall's Lt. Inf., b. 1850; m. 
 1876, Charlotte Amelia, d. of Lt.-Col. John Marcon of 
 Wallington Hall, Norf. ; and has surv. issue — Dorothy 
 Mortlock. Seat — Branthwaite House, Great Yarmouth. 
 Res. — 2 Wilton Terrace, London, S.W. 
 
 Son of Capt. Henry James Lacon, R.N. (third son of 
 2nd Bart.), b. 1810; d. 1867; m. 1844, Louisa Bartlett, 
 d. of John Roberts of Buckingham : — 
 Henry Edmund Lacon, Esq., late Capt. ist Batt. High- 
 land Lt. Inf., J. P. Suffolk, b. 1849 ; m. 1890, Hon. 
 Margaret Erskine, d. of 5th Baron Erskine [impales arms 
 
 nErskine]. Seat— BXythmore, Claydon. 
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 ROBERT LAERY, Gentleman. Armorial bearings- 
 Ermine, on a pile vair, between two martlets azure, a fir- 
 cone slipped and erect or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, in 
 front of a fir-cone as in the arms, a martlet azure, between 
 two feathers of the last. Residence — Willis Street, Wel- 
 lington, New Zealand. 
 
 The Rev. ROBERT S. DE COURCY LAFFAN, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector of St. Stephens, Wal- 
 brook. Born 1853, being the son of the late Lieut.-Gen. Sir 
 Robert Michael Laffan, K.C.M.G., M.P. for St. Ives, and 
 sometime Governor of Bermuda, by his wife Emma, dau, 
 of the late William Norsworthy. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, a lion rampant sable, holding in his dexter forepaw a 
 fleur-de-lis azure. Mantling sable and or. Crest— Out of 
 a ducal coronet or, an eagle displayed sable sem^e-de-lis or. 
 Motto — "Vincit omnia Veritas." Married, Sept. i, 1883, 
 Bertha Jane, dau. of the late Frederick Grundy of the 
 Manor House, Mottram - in - Longdendale, Cheshire, and 
 widow of the late Surgeon-Gen. A. Leith Adams, M.D. , 
 LL.D. , ist Batt. "Cheshire" Regt. Postal address — 119 
 St. George's Road, South Belgravia, S.W. 
 
 ALFRED LAFONE, Esquire, J. P. Born Feb. 13, 1821, 
 being the elder son of the late Samuel Lafone, by his 
 wife Sarah, dau. of Francis Hurry of Yarmouth. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, within two chevronels or, two 
 
 lions passant counter-passant of the last, supporting a 
 fleur-de-lis argent, the whole between three mullets ar- 
 gent, pierced of the field. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion sable, charged on the body with a fleur-de-lis argent, 
 gorged with a collar nebuly and ducally crowned or, resting 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 the dexter forcpaw on a mullet as in the arms. Motto— 
 " Fidus ut olim." Married, April aa, 185a, Jane, daughter 
 of William Boulcher of Grately, in the county of South- 
 ampton ; and by her (who died April 9, 1885) has had Issue 
 — (i) Alfred William Lafone, Gentleman, h. Jan. 9, 1853 
 r*«. May a6, 1876, Harriet, second dau. of the Rev. James 
 Lawrence, and has, Claude Alexander Lafone, Esq., Capt. 
 and liatt. Devonshire Regt, ; Harold Carlisle l>afone. 
 Gentleman, LL.IJ., Barrister-at-Law] ; (a) Harold Lafone, 
 Gentleman, *. Sept. 25, 1857 ; (3) Maurice Lafone, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 34, 1859, d. Sept. 18, 1886; (4) William 
 Boutcher Lafone, Esq., Capt. l>evonshire Regt., b. Dec. 
 14, i860, killed at Wagon Hill, Ladysmith, Jan. 6, 1900; 
 
 is) Albert Sumner lafone. Gentleman, Commander R.N., 
 . Oct. 14, 1863; (6) Herbert Arthur Lafone, Esq., Capt. 
 3rd Dragoon Guards, b. June 18, 1865, d. 1897 ; (7) Edgar 
 Mortimore Lafone, Esq., Major 4th Hussars, b. July 5, 
 1867 r*i. Beryl, dau. of Sir Trevor Chichele Plowden, 
 K.C.S.L, and has issue, Michael N. M. Lafone, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1900 ; and Linnet] ; Mary Elizabeth \^m. Arnold 
 Hills, Esq., D.L.1; and Jane [w. William Ainslie]. Seat— 
 Hanworth Park, Hanworth, in the county of Middlesex. 
 
 S ANDREW LAIDLAY, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Hadding- 
 ton, Master of Arts and Bachelor of Civil Law of the 
 University of Oxford, Barrister-at-Law. Botn March 13, 
 1845, being the eldest son of the late John Watson 
 Laidlay of Seacliff, in the county of Haddington, by his 
 wife Helen Johnstone, daughter of William Hope of 
 Duddingston, in the county of Midlothian. Livery — 
 Black and yellow. Armorial bearings— Sable, a crescent 
 
 or, between three bezants. Above the shield is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable, 
 doubled or ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a dexter hand issuing from a heart holding a 
 scimitar all proper ; and on an escroll over the same this 
 Motto, "Fides probata coronat." Married, January 12, 
 1882, Theophila Elizabeth, daughter of the Reverend 
 Charles Edgar Turner of Egg Buckland Vicarage, in the 
 county of Devon ; and has Issue — Theophila ; and Nigel. 
 Estate and postal address — Seacliff, North Berwick, Had- 
 dingtonshire. C/«*— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 S JAMES LAING, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant. Bom Jan. 11, 1823, being the 
 only son of the late Philip Laing, Esq., of Deptford House, 
 in the county of Durham, by his wife Anne. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Per pale argent and sable, 
 two wolves' heads erased, on a chief nebuly a wolfs head 
 
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 erased all counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet bctitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for nis Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a demi-cathcrinc-wheel sable, a dove holding in 
 the beak two sprigs of olive slipped proper. Married, 
 firstly, 1847, Mary, fourth daughter of Henry Tanner ; and 
 by her has Issue— {i) Philip Henry Laing, Gentleman, born 
 1849; and Mary [married, 1873, Edward Featherston- 
 haugh]. He married secondly, 1855, Theresa Taltxn, 
 eighth daughter of the late Thomas Peacock ; and by her 
 has, (a) Arthur L^ing, Gentleman, born 1856 [married, 
 i88a, Jean A. , niece of the Reverend William Scott Moncrieff 
 of Fossaway, in the county of Perth, and has, Colin Mon- 
 crieff Laing, Gentleman]; (3) James Laing, Gentleman, 
 born 1858 [married, 1886, Emily Cecilia, daughter of 
 Thomas Elliot Harrison of Whitburn, Sunderland, and h.as 
 issue]; (4) George Laing, Gentleman, born 1866 [married, 
 1890, Annie Mulholland, third daughter of the Reverend 
 Henry Stobart of Wykeham Rise, Totteridge]; (r) Hugh 
 Laing, Gentleman, born 1871 ; (6) Bryan Laing,"' Gentle- 
 man, born 1875 ['«•• 1900. Eleanor, second dau. of the 
 late F. J. Leather, Esq., of Middleton Hall, Northumber- 
 land] ; Annie, died in infancy ; Florence Talbot [m. , i88a, 
 Lieut.-Col. Alwyn B. V. Paget, 68th Light Infantry]; 
 Theresa Talbot; Mabel Talbot [m., 1894, Lieut.-Col. 
 H. V, Cowan, Royal Horse Artillery]; Maud Talljot 
 {m., 1900, Rev. C. R. Carter of Magdalene College, 
 Oxford] ; Sophia Talbot [m. , July 28, 1891, Percival Charh 
 du Sautoy Leather of Northumberland Estate, Ceylon] 
 Margaret Dunbar [m., June 1891, Alfed Stokes, ~ 
 Major Royal Horse ArtilleryJ ; Eleanor Stepney ; 
 Louisa Harcourt. Seats — 'Ihomhill, Sunderland; 
 Etal Manor, Cornhill, in the county of Northumberland, 
 
 LAKING (H. Coll. , 1902). Quarterly, per fesse indeni 
 azure and argent, in the first quarter a falcon close, bell 
 and jessed or, in the second and third quarters an ermine 
 spot sable, and in the fourth quarter a dexter gauntlet of 
 the third. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm vested azure, the 
 cufT ermine, the hand holding a palm-branch both proj 
 between two falcons respecting each other as in the ari 
 Motto — " Palmam qui meruit ferat. " 
 
 Son of Frances William Lakingof Kensington, b. ijt 
 d. 1874; »'• I Louisa Jane, d. of Thomas 
 kinson ; — 
 Sir Francis Laking, Bart. (28 July 1902), G.C.V.O. (ii 
 K.C.V.O. 1898,) Knight Bachelor (1893), M.D., M.R.C 
 Physician in Ordinary to the King, the Royal Householi 
 and to the Prince of Wales and his household, and 
 Physician in Ordinary to Prince and Princess Christian, 
 formerly Surgeon-Apothecary to Queen Victoria, is a 
 Commander of the llegion of Honour, and has ist class of 
 the Order of Merit (Turkey), the Grand Cordon of the 
 Order of the Crown of Italy, and the Immaculate Conception 
 of Portugal [Supporters as a G.C.V.O.— On either side a 
 knight in complete armour, visor closed proper, resting the 
 exterior hand on a shield of the arms], 6. 1847 ; m. 1875, 
 Emma Anne (d. 1905), d. of Joseph Mansell of Kensington; 
 and has issue — Guy Francis Laking, Esq., M.V.O., F.S.A., 
 Keeper of the King's Armoury, 6. 1875 [m. 1898, Beatrice 
 Ida, d. of Charles Mylne Barker of Clive House, Esher; 
 and has issue — Joan Frances]. Ifes. — 13 Addison Road, 
 Kensington, London, W. ; 62 Pall Mall, London, S.W, 
 
 LALOR, see POWER-LALOR. 
 
 LAMB (R.L., 1821, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. and iiii., 
 quarterly, i and 4, per pale wavy argent and erminois, 
 chevron between three lambs passant sable (Lamb) ; 2 and 
 3, per fesse argent and ermine, a fesse lozengy or and 
 azure, in chief three mascles of the last, a bordure of the 
 fourth, bezant^e, in a dexter canton gules, a bend of the 
 first charged with the baton of the office of Knight-Marshal 
 (Burges); ii. and iii. , quarterly, i and 4, azure, three 
 fleurs-de-lis or (Montgomerie) ; 2 and 3, gules, three gem- 
 rings or, gemmed azure (Eglinton), the second and third 
 grand quarters all within a bordure or, charged with a 
 double tressure flory counterflory gules. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 lamb passant sable, charged on the body with a bezant, 
 thereon a trefoil slipjjed vert (Lamb) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a camel's head proper, bezant^e, erased gules 
 (Burges). Motto — " Levius fit patientia." 
 
 is the Military Cookade. 
 
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 Sons of Charles James Savile Montgomery Lamb, 
 
 Esq., b. 1816 ; d.v.p. 1856; m. 1841, Anna Charlotte, 
 
 d. of Arthur Grey of Bersted, Sussex : — 
 
 Sir Archibald Lamb, 3rd Bart. (31 Oct. 1795), of 
 
 Burville, Berks, J. P. and D.L. Sussex, Major (ret.) 2nd 
 
 Life Guards, Knight of Justice of the Order of the Hospital 
 
 of St. John of Jerusalem in England, served in S. Africa 
 
 1900 [escutcheon charged with badge of Ulster and chief of 
 
 St. John of Jerusalem], b. 1845 ; m. 1875, Louisa Mary 
 
 Caroline, d. of Sir Henry Estridge Durrant, 3rd Bart., and 
 
 widow of J. R. Fenwick. 6Va/f— Beauport, Battle, Sussex ; 
 
 Ix worth Thorpe, Suffolk. Club — Marlborough. 
 
 Charles Anthony Lamb, Esq., M.V.O., Mil. Attach^ at 
 Rome, Lt.-Col. late Rifle Brigade, b. 1857: m. 1886, Leila 
 Frances, d. of William Rushton Adamson, Esq., D L., of 
 Rushton Park, Sussex. 
 
 WILLIAM GORE LAMBARDE, Gentleman. Born 
 May 22, 1864, being the third son of the late Multon 
 Lambarde, Esq., J. P., U.L. , High Sheriff 1892, by his 
 wife Marianna Teresa Livesey, dau. of Edmund Turton. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly of four, i. gules, a chevron 
 
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 vair between three lambs passant argent (for Lambarde) ; 
 2. (Home of Lindon) ; 3. (Deane of Hailing) ; 4. (White of 
 Beverley). Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a reindeer's head erased argent. 
 Motto — " Deo patripe tibi." Married, 1888, Florence Lucy, 
 only dau. of the late Howard Fetherstonhaugh of Bracklyn, 
 CO. Westmeath ; and has Issue -iT^o daughters. Seats— 
 Bradbourne Hall, Riverhead ; Beechmont, Sevenoaks, 
 Kent. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 LAMBART {temp. Eliz., reg. U.O.). Gules, three 
 narcissuses argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a centaur proper, 
 drawing his bow gules, the arrow or. MottO — " Ut quo- 
 cunque paratus." 
 
 Sons of Frederick Edward Gould Lambart, 9th Earl 
 
 ofCavan, K.P., P.C, D.L., M.P.,^. 1839; d. 1900; 
 
 m. 1863, Mary Sneade, only child of Rev. John Olive, 
 
 M.A. :— 
 
 Rt. Hon. Frederick Rudolph Lambart, loth Earl of 
 Cavan(Irel. , 15 Apl. 1647), and Viscount Kilcoursie, nth 
 Lord Lambart, Baron of Cavan (Irel. , 17 Feb. 1617), Major 
 Gren. Gds., A.D.C. to Gov. -Gen. of Canada 1891-3, 
 served in S. Africa 1900-2 (desp.) [Supporters— Two men 
 in armour to the waist sable, garnished or, short trousers 
 gules, fringed of the second, faces arms knees and swords 
 proper, each having a steel cap adorned with six ostrich 
 feathers alternately argent and of the third], b. 1865 ; 
 m. 1893, Caroline Inez, eld. d. of late George Baden 
 Crawley. Res. — 76 Cadogan Square, S.W. Clubs — 
 Travellers', Guards. 
 
 Hon. Lionel John Olive Lambart, Lieut. R.N. (ret.), 
 b. 1873. Res. — 
 
 Hon. Horace Edward Samuel Sneade Lambart, late 
 Lieut, ist V. B. Oxfordsh. Lt. Inf., b. 1878. Res.— 
 
 Sons of Frederick John William, 8th Earl of Cavan, 
 
 b. 1815 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1838, Hon. Caroline Augusta 
 
 Littleton [d. 1892), third d. of Edward John, ist 
 
 Lord Hatherton ; — 
 
 Hon. Octavius Henry Lambart, late Lieut. 2nd Somerset 
 
 Militia, b. 1855 ; m. 1878, Hannah Sarah, d. of Hiram 
 
 Edward Howard of Buffalo, United States. 
 
 Hon. Arthur Lambart, Major R.A. (ret.), b. 1858; 
 tn. 1883, Winifred Edith, widow of George Broughton. 
 Res.—'i Whitehall Court, S.W. 
 
 Son of Hon. Oliver William Matthew, Comm. R.N. , 
 
 b. 1822; d. 1863; m. 1844, Anne Elizabeth (d. 1881), 
 
 second d. of Capt. George W. Willes, R.N. : — 
 
 Ford Edward Willes Lambart, Esq., Comm. R.N. 
 
 (ret.), served in Egypt 1882 (medal with three clasps), 
 
 b. 1849; /«. 1894, Geraldine Elizabeth, d. of William West- 
 
 ropp Brereton, Professor of Queen's Coll. , Galway ; and 
 
 has issue — Oliver Ford Westropp Lambart, Esq., b. 
 
 1895- 
 
 Sons of Frederick Richard Henry Lambart, Esq., Maj. 
 late Royal Scots Fusiliers, b. 1850 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1873, 
 Caroline Adeline Maxwell, only child of Walter H. 
 Gill, late Cape Mounted Riflemen : — . 
 Ernest Oliver Cavan Lambart, Gentlemen, b. 1874. 
 Res.— 
 
 Richard Frederick Lacon Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; 
 tn. 1899, Enid, d. of Spencer Brunton. Res. — 
 
 Henry Godfrey Rodolph Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1876; 
 m. 1901, Ruby youngest d. of M. J. Kerchoff. Res. — 
 
 Charles Edward Kilcoursie Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; 
 7n. , Res. — 
 
 Yr. sons of Hon. Oliver William Matthew, Comm. 
 R.N., b. 1822; d. 1863: m. 1844, Annie Elizabeth 
 {d. 1881); 2nd, d. of Capt. George W. Willes, 
 R.N. :— 
 Percy Francis Lambart, Esq., Lt.-Col. late 5th Fusiliers, 
 b. 1851 ; m. 1881, Helen Ann, d. of the late Capt. Alex- 
 ander Ellice, R.N. Res. — Wisborough Green, Sussex. 
 
 Rudolph Augustus Arnold Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1852 j 
 Res. — 
 
 Son of Arthur Oliver Lambart, Gentleman, of East 
 London, South Africa, b. 1855; d. 1903; tn. 1879, 
 Annie Louisa, d. of Augustus Hillier : — 
 Ford Augustus Oliver Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1880. 
 Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of Hon. Oliver William Matthew Lambart, 
 
 Comm. R.N., b. 1822; d. 1863; m. 1844, Annie 
 
 Elizabeth {d. 1881), second d. of Capt. George W. 
 
 Willes, R.N. ;— 
 
 Edgar Allan Lambart, Esq., Lt.-Col. R.F.A., b. 1857; 
 
 m. ist, 1884, Hannah Geraldine {d. 1887), d. of Capt. 
 
 James Stirling Crawford Stirling-Stuart of Castle Milk, co. 
 
 Lanark; 2nd, 1891, Mary Lousia, eld. d. of Sir James 
 
 Robert Walker, 2nd Bart. ; and has issue (by ist, mar.) — 
 
 (i) Gerald Edgar Oliver Fortescue Lambart, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1885; and Lilian Harriet Georgiana Gordon; by 2nd, 
 
 mar. — (2) Julian Harold Legge Lambart, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1893. Res. — 
 
 Alfred Charlemagne Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m. 
 1897, Constance, eld d. of Capt. Lyons Green, R.N. ; and 
 has issue — Lydia Abigail Mary. Ref 
 
 Son of Gustavus William Lambart, Esq., of Beau 
 Pare, CO. Meath, D.L., Secretary of the Order of St. 
 Patrick, B.A., T.C.D., State Steward to the Lord- 
 Lieutenant of Ireland 1858-9 and 1874-5, b. 1814 ; 
 d. 1886; m, 1847, Lady Frances Caroline Maria Conyng- 
 ham, d. of Francis, 2nd Marquess Conyngham : — 
 Francis Gustavus William Lambart, Esq., C.V.O., of 
 
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 Beau Pare. Comptrolli'r of the Household of the Lord- 
 
 Licutcitiint of Irchiiul, Major and Hon. Lt.-Col. sth Ilatt. 
 
 lycinster Reg«., Secretary to the Order of St. Patrick, 
 
 b. 1848. Stat—Y^AW Pare, co. Mcath. 
 Cyril Henry Edward Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; 
 
 m. 1900, Ethel, d. of Ward of Brisbane ; and has 
 
 issue— ^<) .Gentleman, ^. 1900; 
 
 (a) > Gentleman, b. 190a. 
 
 Jits.— 
 George James Richard Lambart, Gentleman, b. 1867. 
 
 Jits.— 
 
 Son of Rev. Charles James I>aml»ari, Rector of Navan, 
 b. 1817; d. 1887; m. , Marian (d. 1891), d. of 
 
 Smith : — 
 
 Ranulphus Lenox Lambart, Gentlemen, b. ; m. 
 
 1874, Etnel (</. 1889), d. of George Julius of Scales, Surrey, 
 
 and widow of John Augtistus Vivian. Jies. — 
 
 S FRANCIS WILLIAM GUSTAVUS LAMBART, 
 E:squire, C.V.O., Major and Hon. Lt.-Col. sth Batt. 
 Leinster Regiment (Royal Meath Militia), Secretary to the 
 Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick, and Chamljcrlain 
 to H.E. the Duke of Marlborough and the Earl of 
 Dudley, when Lords-Lieutenant of Ireland. Bom March 
 85, 1848, bein^ the eldest son of Gustavus William 
 Lambart, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, by his wife Lady Frances Caroline, daughter 
 of the Most Honourable the second Marquess of Conyng- 
 ham. Clubs — Cartlon, Kildare Street (Dublin), Royal St. 
 George's Yacht (Kingstown). Livtry — Brown. Armorial 
 beaxiags — Gules, three narcissi, pierced argent, a crescent 
 for difference. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a centaur pwr pale 
 
 £ roper and argent, drawing his bow gules, the arrow or, 
 [otto — " Ut quo cunque paratus." Estates — Beau Pare 
 and Bamewallstown, both in the county of Meath ; Kil- 
 beggan, in the county of Westmeath. Seats — Beau Pare, 
 Ireland ; Kilbeggan, co. Westmeath. 
 
 JOHN LAWRENCE LAMBE, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Cambs. Bom July 7, 1863, being the only son of the late 
 John Lambe of Mobberley, Cheshire, by his wife Mary 
 
 Jane, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Agnew, and sister of 
 Sir William Agnew, Bart. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 sem^ of crosses potent fitchde, a lion rampant or between 
 
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 two (launches of the last, each charged with a cross crosslet 
 fitch^ lietween two cinquefoils paleways of the first. The 
 following quarterings, and many others, are claimed, but 
 the right thereto is not yet officially established, vis., a. 
 JCmHI of Knill; 3. Braose, Ijyrds Marchers of Wales; 
 4. Mill) /''itxwalter. Earl of Hereford; 5. Bernard de 
 Newmarch ; 6. Devereux {bringing in Begod, Verdun, 
 Crothall, Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, b'c.); 7. Merbury ; 
 8. Ferrers, Earls of Derby and Barons C hart ley ; 9. Peve- 
 rel ; 10. J{us;h Cyfeilioc, Earl Palatine of Chester; n. 
 Randle Gemons, Earl Palatine of Chester; la. Kandle de 
 Meschines, Earl Palatine of Chester; 13. Richard, Earl 
 Palatine of Chester; 14. Hu^h Lupus, Earl Palatine ot 
 Chester; 15. Roger de Quinct, Earl of Winchester ; 16. 
 Robert FittParnell, ^th Earl of Leicester; 17. Alan, Ijjrd 
 of Galloway. Married, Dec. la, 1893, Mina Marguerite 
 Edwina de Laune, only child of M. Alexander Valerien 
 Nicholas de Laune of Moscow and of 16 Rue Pierre Charon, 
 Champs Elystes, Paris, by Alice, dau. and heiress of Joseph 
 Ferdinand Boissard de Boisdenier of Tours ; and has Issue— 
 (i) John Lawrence Penrose Lambe, CJentleman, b. Nov. a8, 
 1894; (2) Philip Agnew Lambe, Gentleman, b. Feb. 23, 
 1897; and Mary Iteatrix Edwina, Estate — Mobberley, 
 Cheshire. Town residence — 21 Gloucester Terrace, W. 
 C/»*— -Windham. 
 
 LAMBERT, sec BENCE-LAMBERT. 
 
 LAMBERT (H. Coll., Confn. i7Si)- Gules, three 
 narcissus flowers argent, a canton or. Majitling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 
 vert, a centaur passant regardant, the human part proper, 
 the hind part ermine, girt with a laurel wreath and hold- 
 ing a bow and arrow gules. Motto—' ' Optima quasque 
 hones ta." 
 
 Sons of Benjamin Lambert of Well House, Banstead, 
 b. 1817; d. 1890; m. 1847, Margaret Ann, d. of 
 Philip Nelson Tomlins : — 
 Daniel Henry Lambert, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 1852; 
 m. 1895, H616ne Louise, only d. of late Henry Freeman 
 of Lewes, Sussex; and has issue— (i) Daniel Edward Ray- 
 mond Marston Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1898; (2) Geoffrey 
 Lionel Ernest Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1901 ; Florence 
 
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 Beatrice Nellie; and Violet Elizabeth H^lene. Res. — 
 "EUerslie," i6o Beckenham Road, London, S.E. 
 
 Edward Wilmot Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res. — 
 52 Abingdon Court, Kensington, W. 
 
 Sons of Henry Thomas Lambert, Esq., J. P., of Sand- 
 hills, Bletchingley, and Queen's Gate, S.W., b. 1819; 
 d. 1878 ; m. 1866, Georgiana Emily, d. of Rev. Sir 
 Thomas Miller, Bart. , of Froyle : — 
 Henry Charles Miller Lambert, Gentleman, of the 
 Colonial Office, b. 1868 ; i?t. 1892, Aileen Mary, d. of John 
 Raynor Arthur, Esq., late Bombay, C.S. (s. of Rt. Hon. 
 Sir Geo. Arthur, Bt.) by his wife, Hon. Aileen, sister of 
 Lord Monteagle ; and has issue — Roger Uvedale Lambert, 
 Gentleman, b. i8y6; Catherine Aileen; Patience Violet; 
 Ruth; and Hester. Res. — Banstead, Surrey. 
 
 Alfred Uvedale Miller Lambert, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 Middx. Yeo. Cav. , b. 1870; m. ist, 1894, Violet (d. 1894), 
 eld. d. of Walter James Marshall, Esq., D.L., of Patter- 
 dale Hall, Westmorland ; 2nd, 1904, Cecily, d. of late 
 Gerard Hoare, Esq., J. P., of Stansted House, Godstone, 
 Surrey, ^^j-.— South Park Farm, Bletchingley, Redhill. 
 Son of William Lambert, Gentleman, b. ; d. 1891 ; 
 m. . Maria, d. of F. Bennet : — 
 Rev. Charles Edmund Lambert, B.A. Camb. , Chaplain 
 to Archb. of York, b. . Res. — Theological College, 
 
 Lincoln. 
 
 LAMBERT (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, vert, a lamb 
 argent ; 2 and 3, ermine, an eagle displayed gules. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a sagittary per pale gules and argent, charged 
 with a trefoil vert, the bow and arrow or. Motto — " Deus 
 providebit." 
 
 Son of Henry Patrick Lambert of Carnagh, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Wexford (High Sheriff 1864), b. 1836; 
 d. 1896 :— 
 George Henry Lambert (q.v.). 
 Yr. son of Henry Lambert of Carnagh, J.P. and D.L., 
 b. 1786; d. i85i ; m. 1835, Catherine, d. of William 
 Talbot of Castle Talbot : — 
 Sir George Thomas Lambert, Knight Bach. (1903), C.B. 
 {1887), Gov. of Christ's Hospital and Director of Greenwich 
 Hospital 1885-1901, b. 1837. Res. — 7 Park Place, St. 
 James's, S.W. Clubs — White's, Arthur's. 
 Sons of Ambrose Lambert, Esq., J. P., 
 CO. Kilkenny, b. 1827 ; d. 1878 ; m. iJ 
 Francis Coppinger : — 
 Ambrose Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1865. 
 Nicholas Henry Lambert, Esq., J.P. 
 Dysertmore, co. Kilkenny. 
 
 Bertrand Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1878; in. 1899, Hon. 
 Margaret Barnewall, sister of Lord Trimlestown. Res. — 
 Powerstown House, Goresbridge, co. Kilkenny. 
 
 Ygst. son of Ambrose Lambert of New Grove, b. 1789 ; 
 d. 1856; m. 1823, Eliza, d. of John Snow of Lark- 
 field :— 
 Col. Sydenham John Lambert, R.E. , b. 1842; m. 1871, 
 Emily, d. of Gen. David Pott, C.B., Bengal Staff 
 Corps; and has surv. issue — (i) Edward Lambert, 
 Gentleman, b. 1874 ; (2) Robert Lambert, Gentleman, 
 b. 1878 ; (3) Ambrose Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; and 
 Kathleen. Res. — 3 Maitland Park Villas, Haverstock Hill, 
 London, N.W. 
 
 AgneS Helen, second dau. of the Rev. Robert Higgens, 
 M.A., Rural Dean and Vicar of Wareside, co. Hertford; 
 
 of New Grove, 
 !64, Mary, d. of 
 
 Res.— 
 b. 1867. 
 
 Seat — 
 
 § FREDERICK ARTHUR HEYGATE LAMBERT, 
 Esquire, J.P. for the co. of Surrey, Knight of Justice 
 of the Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem 
 in England, Colonel-Commanding Middlesex Yeomanry 
 (Duke of Cambridge's Hussars), Captain Reserve of 
 Officers, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. Born 
 1857, being the eldest son of Frederick Lambert of 
 Garratts Hall, Banstead, by his wife Caroline Emma, 
 youngest dau. of the late James Heygate, Esq., of Porters 
 Grange, in the co. of Essex, younger brother of the late Sir 
 William Heygate, Bart. iZlubs — Cavalry, United Service. 
 Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 three narcissuses argent, and a canton or. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a centaur passant regardant, the 
 ^uman part proper, and the hind part ermine, girt with 
 laurel wreath vert, holding a bow and arrow gules. 
 lotto — "Nosce Teipsum." Married, May 27, 1884, 
 
 and has Issue — Mary Cecilia; and Joyce Ethel Julia, 
 Estates — Garratt's Hall, Banstead ; Fairlawn House, Wood- 
 mansterne, Epsom. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY LAMBERT, Esquire, J.P. co. An- 
 glesey, late Capt. Royal Anglesey Engineer Militia. Born 
 Aug. 8, 1866, being the only son of the late Henry Patrick 
 Lambert, Esq., of Carnagh, co. Wexford, J.P. and D. L. , 
 High Sheriff co. Wexford 1864, and co. Anglesey 1868, by 
 his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Williams 
 of Tan-y-Craig, Anglesey. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, vert, a lamb argent ; 2 and 3, ermine, an eagle dis- 
 played gules. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a sagittary per pale gules and argent, 
 charged with a trefoil vert, the bow and arrow or. Motto 
 — "Deus providebit." Married, Sept. 27, 1897, Jane, 
 youngest dau. of Francis Augustine Leigh of Rosegarland, 
 CO. Wexford; and has Issue — Henry Francis Lambert, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 17, 1898. Seats — Carnagh, co. Wex- 
 ford ; Tan-y-Craig, Anglesey, 
 
 S Colonel JOSEPH ALEXANDER LAMBERT. 
 Born 1855, being the elder son of the late Alexander 
 Clendinning Lambert, Esq., of Brook Hill, J.P. and D.L., 
 by Emma Mary, dau. of Guy Lennox Prendergast, M.P. 
 Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings — Gules, a cross 
 crosslet or, between three cinquefoils pierced argent. Mant- 
 ling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a centaur proper, charged on the shoulder with 
 a cross crosslet or. Motto — " Ut quocunque paratus." 
 Married, Feb. 10, 1887, Grace Susan, dau. of William 
 Dashwood Fane, Esq., of Fulbeck Hall, Grantham, Lin- 
 colnshire ; and has Issue — (i) Alexander Fane Lambert, 
 Gentleman, b. 1887; (2) Guy Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1889; 
 (3) Francis Lambert, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (4) Jeffrey Lam- 
 bert, Gentleman, b. 1900; Mary; and Joan. Seat — Brook 
 Hill, Claremorris, co. Mayo. Club — Naval and Military, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 LAMBTON. quartered by SURTEES. 
 LAMBTON. see DAWSON-LAMBTON. 
 
 Major-Grnerai. ARTHUR l^MBTON, Companion 
 of the Most Honoitrable Order of the Bath. Horn 1836, 
 being the son of the late W. H. Lambton, by his wife 
 Henrietta, second daughter of Cuthbert Ellison of Hep- 
 burn, Meml)cr of Parliament ; created Contpanion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the liath, 1885. Club— 
 Guards'. Armorial b«arlng8— He bears for Arms : Sable, 
 a fesse between three lambs passant argent. Pendent 
 below the escutcheon is his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a ram's head caboshed argent, 
 armed sable. 
 
 HENRY LAMONT, Esquire, J. P. for co. of Kerry and 
 for Dumfriesshire, and Commissioner of Supply for Ayr- 
 shire. Bom Oct. ai, 1844, being the eldest son of the late 
 iames Lamont, Merchant and Shipowner, of Glasgow, by 
 Uiza his wife, dau. of the late Henry Stephens of Bally- 
 nuillen, co. Kerry. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial 
 iMarliijfa — Parted per pale azure and argent, a lion ram- 
 pant counterchanged, on a chief or, a lymphad sable, oars 
 m action, flagged gules (for Lamont), and impaling the 
 arms of Curie, namely argent, a chevron vert between two 
 spur-revels in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base gules; above 
 the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and thereon, upon a 
 wreath of his liveries, is set for Crest, a dexter hand proper 
 holding a fleur-de-lis gules; and in an escroll above the 
 
 crest this Motto, " Ne parcas nee spernas." Married, 
 July 28, 1875, Jane, younger dau. of the late Robert Curie, 
 Gentleman, of 12 Crown Gardens and Whiteinch, Glas- 
 gow; and has Issue — (i) Henry Charles Lamont, Esq., 
 b. Aug. 2, 1876, Major "Queen's Own" Royal Glasgow 
 Imp. Yeo. ; (a) Gerald Barclay Lamont, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 
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 4th Dragoon Guards, *. Oct. ao, 1879 ; Ada Curie ; Dora 
 Chearnley ; and Frances Jane Curie, ^j/a/w— Bunnow, 
 CO. Kerry; Greelaw and Blair, co. Ayr; Gribton, co. Dum- 
 fries. Seiil — Gribton, Dumfries, N.H, Clubs — County 
 (Ayr), and Dumfries and Galloway Club (Dumfries). 
 
 M JAMES LAMONT of Knockdow, co. Argyll, Esnuire, 
 W J. P. for that county and D. L. for co. of Bute. M.P. 
 for the latter county 1865 to 1868, F.G.S. Horn 1828, 
 being the only son of Alexander Lamont of Knockdow, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Jane, daughter of Alex- 
 ander Chryslie of Balchrystie, Fife. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Azure, a lion rampant argent, armed and langued gules, 
 within an orle of monds or, crossed and surmounted of a 
 cross pat^e of the third. Mantling azure, doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter 
 hand couped at the wrist holding a dagger erect in pale 
 proper ; and in an escroll above this Motto, ' ' Ne parc.a 
 nee spernas." Married, March 10, 1868, Adelaide Eliza, 
 elder dau. of Sir George William Denys, Bart., of Draycott, 
 Yorks ; and has had /wk^ — (i) Norman Lamont, Esq., J.P., 
 D.L. , b. 1869; (2) Alexander Lamont, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Gordon Highlanders, killed on service at Dargai in 1897; 
 and Augusta. Seats — Knockdow, Toward, co. Argyll; 
 and Palmiste, Trinidad. Town residence — 4 Queen Streets 
 Mayfair, W. C/«*x— Arthur's. Turf. ■ 
 
 SJOHN HENRY LAMONT, Esquire, of Lamont, co. 
 Argyll, J. P. and D. L. , and Commissioner of Supply for 
 CO. Argyll, Major late 9th Lancers. Born March 10, 1854, 
 being the son of the late Archibald James Lamont, Esq., of 
 Lamont, J. P. and D.L. , formerly an officer in the army, by 
 his wife Harriet, dau. of Col. Alexander Camptx^U of 
 Possil. Armorial bearings — Azure, a lion ramjmnt argent. 
 Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, an open h.ind couped proper. 
 Motto — " Ne parcas nee spernas." Residence — Westward 
 Ho, Bideford. 
 
 S CHARLES EDWARD LAMPLUGH, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 ?I fltntlTtllYfl tenant for the county of Middlesex, 
 ]LttlU{JiU^IJ and Justice of the Peace for the county 
 of London, Lord of the Manor <H 
 Sutton, Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Bom 
 April 8, 1838. Clubs — Si. Stephen's, City of London, 
 Magistrates'. Livery — Black. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, four cinquefoils in cross gules, on 
 a chief of the last, a cross flory fcJetween two goats' heads 
 couped of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 
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 the colours, in front of a cubit arm erect, encircled about 
 the wrist with a wreath of oak and holding in the hand 
 a sword proper, hilt and pommel or, an escutcheon argent, 
 charged with a goat's head couped sable ; with the Mottoes, 
 over the crest, "Through;" under the arms, " Providen- 
 
 with a collar nebuly sable, two roses gules, barbed and 
 seeded proper. Motto — ' ' Providentia Dei stabiliuntur 
 familia?." Postal address — Rokeby Rectory, Barnard 
 Castle. 
 
 LANCASTER HERALD, see BELLASIS. 
 
 |ti4 Dei stabiliuntur familise." Married Elizabeth Anne, 
 younger daughter of the late William Bagshawe of London. 
 ^ostal address — City of London Club, Old Broad Street, E.C. 
 
 The Reverend DAVID LAMPLUGH, M.A., Clerk 
 
 fin Holy Orders, Vicar of Yalding. Born , being the 
 
 I son of 
 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, on a pile nebuly between two 
 treses or, barbed and seeded vert, a cross flory of the field. 
 
 LANCASTER, quartered by CONYERS, RAMSDEN, 
 SALVIN, and SOMERS. 
 
 EDWARD SNOW LANCASTER, Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 Devon. Born Feb. 8, 1850, being the sixth son of James 
 Lancaster of Kingston, South Hants, by his wife Sarah, 
 youngest dau. of James Snow of Portsea, Hants. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Azure, on a bend indented plain cotised or- 
 a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper, between two fleurs, 
 de-lis purpure, the whole between as many lions rampant 
 of the second. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a goat's head couped argent, armed or, gorged 
 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant or, charged on the 
 shoulder with three fleurs-de-lis chevronways azure, grasp- 
 ing in the dexter forepaw a scimitar proper, pommel and 
 hilt gold, and supporting with the sinister an antique shield 
 of the first, thereon a rose as in the arms. MottO — " Semper 
 paratus." Married, Sept. 8, 1874, Kate, youngest dau. of 
 William Cavander of Rayleigh, Essex; and has Issue~[\) 
 William Ernest Lancaster, Gentleman, Lieut. West India 
 Regt. , b. Jan. 14, 1875 ; (2) Roy Cavander Lancaster, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 25, 1896; (3) Edward Eric Lancaster, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 31, 1897; Florence Kate; Ethel May; 
 Olive Evelyn ; and Dorothy. Residence — 27 Dorset Square 
 London, N.W. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN LANCASTER, Esq., J. P., Lord of 
 the Manor and Patron of the Advowson of East Winch. 
 ^rwOct. 24, 1841, being the only son of John Lancaster, Yeo- 
 man, and Harriot his wife, dau. of John Bayfeild, Yeoman. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, two bars sable, on a pale engrailed 
 ermine, four cinquefoils paleways of the second. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 
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 dnqaefoils fesseways, that on the dexter sable, that on the 
 sinistrr or, surmounted by a third cinqucfoil per pale of 
 the last and first. Motto— "Omat fortem prudentia." 
 
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 LANE, quartered by CONYERS and FOX, 
 
 The Late Colonel CECIL NEWTON LANE. Com- 
 panion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
 and Saint George, J.P, for ihe co. of Shropshire, late 
 Colonel I St Staffordshire Militia, late H.M. Residt-nt of the 
 Island of Cephalonia. Born May 27, 1833, lx:ing the son of 
 
 John Newton I^ne, Esquire, of King's Bromley Manor 
 ^ichfield, by his wife Agnes, commonly called the Honour- 
 able Agnes, daughter of the Right Honourable the second 
 Baron liagot ; created Companion of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 1864. Armorial 
 bearing— He bears for Arms: I'arty per fesse or and 
 azure, a chevron gules, between three mullets counter- 
 changed a canton of the arms of England, namely gules, 
 three lions passant guardant in pale or ; and impaling the 
 arms of Bertie, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent three 
 battering-rams Ixirways in pale projxjr, headed and gar- 
 nished azure (for Bertie) ; 3 and 3 sable, a shattered castle 
 triple-turretted argent (for Willoughby) ; and below the 
 escutcheon is pendent his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 UfKin a wreath of the colours, a sirawberry-roan horse salient, 
 couped at the flanks, bridled sable, bitted and garnished or, 
 supp)orting between the feet an imperial crown proper ; with 
 the Motto, "Garde le Roy." Married, December 12, 
 1876, Adela Mary, daughter of the Reverend Frederic 
 Bertie, commonly called the Honourable Frederic Bertie 
 (by his wife Georgiana Anne Emily, commonly called Lady 
 Georgiana Anne Emily, daughter of the Right Honourable 
 the Countess of Antrim) ; and has Issue — (1) Newton 
 Frederic Seymour Lane, Gentleman, bom April 15, 1879 5 
 (2) Percy Ernald Lane, Gentleman, bom January 15, 1881; 
 and Georgiana Agnes Jane. Postal address — Whiston Hall, 
 Albrighton, Wolverhampton. 
 
 CHARLES PELHAM LANE, Esquire, Justice of 1 
 ' Peace for the coimties of Worcester and Warwick, i 
 
 Married, April 21, 1868, Sarah Harriot, dau. of Daniel 
 Thomas Roy, M.D. [d. Aug. i, 1889); and has Issue — 
 
 ill John Roy Lancaster, Gentleman, b. Nov. 29, 1871 ; 
 2) Henry Lancaster, Gentleman, B.A., b. July 16, 1879; 
 3) Robert Lancaster, Gentleman, b. September 1880; (4) 
 Hugh Lancaster, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut, ist Norfolk Regt., 
 b. May 21, 1882; Mary [»»., 1901, R. J. B. Storey]; 
 Harriot ; and Katharine. Seat — East Winch, co. Norfolk; 
 Residences — South Lynn, Putney Hill ; Snettisham, Norfolk. 
 Clubs — Junior Athenaeum, Constitutional, Junior Constitu- 
 tional, Hunstanton and County. 
 
 LANCASTER (H. Coll.). Argent, two bars invected 
 between as many tlaunches gules, on each flaunch a lion 
 passant guardant of the field. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon two mullets fesse- 
 wise gules, a lion's head erased argent, gorged with a 
 collar vair. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 George Granville Lancaster, Gentleman. Seat. — Kel- 
 marsb Hall, Kelmarsh, Nortbants. 
 
 DAVID GUILD LANDALE, Esq., J. P. Surrey. Bom 
 June II, 1842, being the third son of the late David Landale, 
 Merchant in Kirkcaldy, by Mary his wife, dau. of William 
 Russell, Manufacturer in the same town. Armorial bearing^s 
 — Parted per pale or and azure, an orle indented on the 
 inner side, in chief a mullet all counterchanged. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a dexter arm embowed holding up 
 two branches of laurel in orle prop>er ; and in an escroll 
 above, this MottO, " Pax aut defensio." Married, April 30, 
 1879, Agnes Katherine, only daughter of George Henderson 
 of Heverswood, Brasted, in the county of Kent ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Henderson Russell Landale, Gentleman, born 
 February 21, 1880; (2) David Eustace Landale, Gentleman, 
 bom November 3, 1886 ; Ruth Mary Sinclair ; and Kathe- 
 rine Maud Agnes. Estate and postal address — Limpsfield 
 Grange, Limpsfield, Surrey. Club — OrienUL 
 
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 for the former county a Deputy- Lieutenant, an Alderman of 
 the County Council, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford. Bom September 25, 1851, being the only son of 
 the late Thomas Lane, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife Anne Perry, daughter of 
 Charles Shaw. Livery — Black coat, cerise waistcoat, 
 gold buttons, drab overcoat, cerise collar and cuffs. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per pale azure 
 and gules, four crescents in fesse or, between three saltires 
 of the last ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 two griffins' heads coup)ed and addorsed, the dexter azure 
 and the sinister gules, in fi-ont thereof a crescent between 
 two saltires fesseways argent; with the Motto, "Tenax et 
 fidelis." Married, February 22, 1877, Catharine George 
 Ann, dau. of George Webster Napier; and has Issue— (t) 
 Thomas Reginald Pelham Lane, Gentleman, A.M.LC.E. , 
 b. May 23, 1878; (2) Charles Cyril Pelham Lane, Gentle- 
 man, B. A. Oxford, b. August 19. 1879 ; {3) Arthur Geoffrey 
 Napier Lane, Lieut. R.N., Gentleman, b. June 30, 1883; 
 and Dorothy Evelyn. Estates — Moundsley Hall, and other 
 property in the counties of Worcester and Warwick. Postal 
 address — Moundsley Hall, King's Norton, Worcestershire. 
 Clubs — New University, Worcestershire (Worcester). 
 
 The Vemerable ERNALD LANE, Archdeacon of 
 Stoke-on-Trent, M..\. Oxford, Rector of I^igh, Staffs., 
 formerly Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. Bom March 3, 
 1836, being the seventh son of John Newton Lane, Esq., 
 of Kings Bromley Manor, co. Staffs., and his wife Hon. 
 Agnes Bagot, dau. of the Right Hon. Lord Bagot. Livery 
 — Dark blue coat and blue or blue and yellow waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — Per fesse or and azure, a chevron 
 gules between three mullets counterchanged of the field, 
 a canton of the Royal Arms of England, gules, three lions 
 passant guardant in p>ale or. MaTitling aziu-e and or. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a strawbern--roan 
 horse salient, couped at the flanks, bridled sable, bitted 
 and garnished or, supporting between the feet an Imperial 
 crown proper. Motto — "Garde le Roy." Married, July 
 I, 1879, Evelj-n Adelaide, dau. of J. W. Philips, Esq., J. P., 
 of Heybndge, Staffs. ; and has had Issue — (i) GeoETrey 
 Emald William Lane, Gentleman, 1st Batt. Rifle Brigade, 
 b. June 18, 1882; Beatrice Mary Adelaide Jane, d. an 
 infant ; and Marjorie Agnes Jane. Residence — Leigh Rec- 
 tory, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES LANE, Esquire, J.P. co. Sussex, 
 formerly Capt. 2nd Sussex R.V. and Major ist Sussex Art. 
 Vols., Lt. in 2nd Life Guards. Bam Feb. 10, 1832, being the 
 only son of Henry Thomas Lane, by his wife Jane Rachel, 
 fifth dau. of Charles Lambert. Armorial bearings (H. 
 Coll. 1803)— Per saltire azure and gules, in chief two saltires 
 couped, and another in base argent, in each flank a mullet 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two gryphon's heads 
 erased, addorsed, or, in the beak of each a sprig of laurel 
 proper. MottO — " Loyal jusqu a la mort." Married, July 
 i860, Katharine, fourth dau. of the Rev. Anthony Lewis 
 iibert, Rector of Chilbolton, Hants. Seat — Middleton, 
 
 1 -socks, CO. Sussex. Clubs — .-Xrmy and Navy. Arthur's, 
 
 unty (Lewes). 
 
 S HENRY MURRAY LANE. Esquire, Chester Herald 
 of Arms. Bom March 3, 1833, being the sixth son of the 
 late Reverend Charles Lane, Master of Arts of the University 
 of 0.vford, Rector of Wrotham, Rural Dean of Shoreham, in 
 the county of Kent, and Honorary Canon of Canterbury 
 , Cathedral, &c. ; by his wife Frances Catherine (who died 
 I October 26, 1875), second daughter of the Right Reverend 
 I Daniel Sandford, Doctor of Divinity, Bishop of Exlinburgh ; 
 I was Bluemantle Pursuivant of Arms, 1849-64 ; Chester 
 Herald from 1864 ; was Secretary to Garter ^Iission to the 
 Court of St. Petersburg, 1867 ; Registrar of Her Majesty's 
 i College of .^rms, 1880-89. Armorial bearings — He 
 Ibears for Arms : Party per fesse or and azure, a chevror 
 Ignles between three mullets counterchanged of the field, a 
 r canton of the arms of England, namely gules, three lions 
 pa'^sant guardant in pale or, the escutcheon being surrounded 
 t by his collar of SS. Upon the escutcheon b placed a helmet 
 Ibefitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a strawbern,'-roan 
 horse salient, couped at the flanks, bridled sable, bitted and 
 garnished or, supporting between the feet an imperial crown 
 proper; with the Motto, "Garde le Roy." Married, 
 
 firstly, October 9, 1862, Mary Isabella, eldest daughter of 
 Richard Fiennes Wykeham Martin (who died March 29, 
 1881) ; secondly, February 16, 1885, Amelia Elizabeth, eldest 
 daughter of the Reverend Augustus Asg^Il Col vile. Rector of 
 Livermere, in the county of Suffolk, who d. Oct. 31, 1897. 
 By his first marriage he has Issue — Gerald Stratford Murray 
 Lane, Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 1863. Postal address — Heralds 
 College, London, E.G. 
 
 SJOHN HENRY HERVEY VINCENT LANE, 
 Elsquire, of King^s Bromley Manor, in the county 
 of Stafford, Justice of the Peace for the county of Stafford, 
 D.L. for Staffs., late Capt. of S. Staffs. RegL Bom Oct. 
 3, 1867, being the eldest son of the late John Henry Bagot 
 Lane, Esquire, of King's Bromley Manor, of the 3rd King's 
 Own Stafford Rifles, and Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream 
 Guards, Master of Arts, Justice of the Peace for the counties 
 of Berkshire and Stafford, by his wife Susan Anne, daiighter 
 and co-heir of Henry William Vincent of Lily Hill, in the 
 county of Berkshire, and Bradwell Grove, in the coxmty of 
 Oxford. Clubs — Wellington, White's, Travellers'. Livery 
 — Eterk blue and orange. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 of 35, I and 35, per tesse or and azure, a chevron gules be- 
 tween three mullets counterchanged of the field, on a canton 
 gules three lions passant guardant in pale or ; 2. the same 
 
 is XtA KaT9l Cocksule. 
 
798 
 
 Lan 
 
 Lan 
 
 without the augmentation ; 3. or, a chevron gules between 
 thrt-c mullots azure (for Lane, ancient); 4. argent, a lion 
 nint(xint ermint-s (fur De la Hyde) ; 5. sable, six plates, 
 thret- , two, .tnd onr, on a canton argent, n lion rampant gules 
 (for l)f I;» Hyde Sych) ; 6. argent, two bars and a canton 
 
 fules (for Partrich) ; 7. gules, a sneyd argent (for I'raycrs| ; 
 . argent, three bugle-horns sable, stringed vert (for Wyrley) ; 
 9. argent, a chevron engrailed, between three bugle-horns 
 
 ©i^IRil-lL 
 
 sable (for Wyrley) ; 10. or, a chevron gules, between three 
 lions rampant azure (for Wyrley) ; 11. gules, six fleurs-de-lis, 
 three, two, and one argent (for Wyrley) ; 12. sable, two lions 
 passant in pale argent, ducally crowned or, holding in the 
 dexter paw a fleur-de-lis azure (for Heronville) ; 13. argent, 
 a bend aziirf, between a rose in chief and a fleur-de-lis in 
 base gules (for Overton) ; 14. sable, a fesse between three 
 sheldrakes argent (for Sheldon) ; 15. argent, on a bend 
 between two lions rampant sable, a wyvern of the field (for 
 Ruding); 16. argent, on a bend sable, three lions' heads 
 couped of the field, ducally crowned or (for Wroth) ; 17. 
 sable, a cross crosslet argent (for Durants); 18. gules, a 
 chevron between three lions' gambs ermine (for Wrotham) ; 
 19. azure, two bars dancett^e or (for Stonard) ; 20. azure, on 
 a chevron engrailed argent, between three lions passant 
 guardant or, as many crosses patte sable (for Fowler) ; 21. 
 f)er pale sable and argent, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads counterchanged, ducally gorged or (for Lovedale) ; 
 
 22. ermine, on a canton gules, an owl argent (for Barton) ; 
 
 23. barry of six gules and argent, on a chief or a lion passant 
 guardant, aztu'e (for Englerteld) ; 24. argent, a chevron 
 between three martlets sable (for Clarke); 25. argent, three 
 wolves erased, two and one gules, a bordure azure, charged 
 with eight towers or (for Rycott) ; 26. vair6, argent, and 
 gules (for Garnon) ; 27. or, six billets, three, two, and one 
 
 gules (for Colvile) ; 38. azure, two bars argent, a bend 
 chequy or and gules (for I^e) ; 29. vert, tiircc goats salient 
 argent, armed or (for Trollop) ; 30. quarterly azure and 
 gules, three sinister hands apaum^e argent (for Leveson) ; 
 
 31. argent, two bendlets wavy sable, between as many wolves' 
 heads erased gules, a bordure of the last (for Clements) ; 
 
 32. argent, on a chevron gules, between three cinqucfoils 
 azure, as many bezants (for Hampton) ; 33. vert, a chevron 
 argent, between three cocks or (for Whadcock) ; 34. gules, 
 a lion rampant double-queued ermine (for Stokes). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a strawberry-roan horse salient, couped at 
 the Hanks, bridled sable, bitted and garnished or, supix)rting 
 between the feet an imperial crown proper. HottO — " CJarde 
 le Roy." Seats — King's Bromley Manor, near Lichfield, in 
 the county of Stafford, and Lily Hill, Bracknell, in the 
 county of Berkshire. 
 
 LANE-FOX, sec FOX. 
 
 LANG (L.O.). Parted per fesse embattled argent and 
 sable, two pallets counterchanged. Mantling sable, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, on a rock a 
 tower sable, masoned argent, windows and door gules. 
 Motto — ' ' Qui crediderit non festinet." 
 
 Sons of John Lang of Glasgow and his wife Janet 
 Stuart, d. of Thomas Kennedy of Glasgow : — 
 
 James Lang, Esq., Lt-Col. ist Lanarksh. Royal 
 Engineers (Vols.), Hon. Lieut. H.M.'s Army, V.D. Res., 
 — 9 Crown Gardens, Dowanhill, Glasgow. Clubs — Ca 
 donian, Grosvenor. 
 
 William Robert Lang, Esq., D.Sc. , Major Roy. Canadi 
 Mil., and Capt. ist I^anarksh. Royal Engineers (Vols.1 
 Professor of Chemistry in Toronto University [same armj 
 and (rematric. as cadet) " in the honour point an annul< 
 gules for difference." Crest as above. Motto — " Nev 
 festines neve languescas "]. Res. — The University, Toront 
 Canada. Club — Caledonian. 
 
 LANGBEGE, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 LANGDALE (H, Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, 
 chevron between three estoiles argent (Langdale, Roy 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Lan 
 
 Han 
 
 799 
 
 Lie. , 1817) ; 2 and 3, sable, a bend or, between six fountains 
 (Stourton), with many other quarterings. Mantlinf^ sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an estoile 
 as in the arms. Motto—" Post tenebras lucem." 
 
 Sons of Charles Joseph Langdtile, Esq. , J. P. and D.L. , 
 of Houghton Hall, Yorks., b. 1822; d. 1895; m. 1852, 
 Henrietta, eld. d. and coh. of Henry Grattan, Esq., 
 M.P. , of Celbridge Abbey, co. Kildare : — 
 Henry Joseph Grattan Langdale , Esq. , J . P. and D. L. (y . t'. ). 
 
 Charles Stourton Langdale, b. 1874. 
 Edward Stourton Langdale, b, 1884. 
 
 § HENRY JOSEPH GRATTAN LANGDALE, Esq., 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, late Captain 4th Batt. the Princess 
 Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers. Born June 2, 1853, being 
 the eldest son of the late Charles Joseph Langdale, Esq. , 
 of Houghton Hall, Yorks, J. P., D.L., by his wife Henrietta, 
 
 Rev. Marmaduke Langdale, b. 1861. 
 Phihp Langdale, Esq., J. P. [q.v.). 
 
 Francis Joseph Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; m. 1892, 
 feresa Mary, widow of John Duncuff and d. of James 
 iruno Pilley of Mawfield. 
 
 Sons of Arthur Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1838 ; d. 1893 ; 
 vt, 1872, Catherine, d. of Adrien de Bruyn : — 
 
 eldest dau. and coheir of Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., of 
 Celbridge Abbey, co. Kildare. Armorial beaiingB— Sable, 
 a chevron between three estoiles argent. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, an estoile argent, filOttO — " Post tenebr^g 
 lucem." 
 
 is the Nayal Coetcade, 
 
8oo 
 
 Ian 
 
 Han 
 
 S PHILIP LANGDALE, Esquire. I. P. E. R. Yorks. 
 late Cnnt. 8th Htissars (from 189a), Mnjor Host Kent 
 Imp. Yeom. Hrie. from 1895. Horn Msiy 8, i86i. beinR the 
 third son of thr late Clharkrs Langdale, Esq., D.L., J. P., of 
 Houghton Hall. E. Yorks. J. P.. D.L. (son of Hon. Charles 
 Stourton. who. by Royal Licence 1814, assumed the name 
 and arms of Langdalcl, by his wife Henrietta, eldest dau. 
 and heir of Henry (Jrattan. Esq. . M. P. . of Celbridge Abbey, 
 CO. Kildare. /.itrry— Black, white facings. Armorial 
 i Hwrin gs — Quarterly 1 and 4. sable, a chevron between 
 three estoiles argent (Langdale) ; a and 3. sable, a bend 
 or between six fountains (Stourton). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Croat — On a wreath of the colours, an estoile 
 argent. Motto — "Post tencbras lucem." Married, 1895. 
 Gertrude, dau. of late Admiral S. H. Derrinian, C.B. ; and 
 has /««* — Joyce; Alcthea ; and Ursula. .Sm/j— Hough- 
 ton Hall. Sancton, R.S.O., Yorks., and Celbridge Abljey, 
 Kildare. Town residence — 31 Curzon Street, Mayfair, 
 W. Clubs — Naval and Military, Bachelors', Yorlubire 
 (York). 
 
 LANGDALE (H. Coll.). Party per chevron azure and 
 sable, a chevron ermine between three estoiles argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, an estoile argent between two 
 oak-branches pro|-)er. Motto — " Post tenebras lux." 
 
 Son of Marmaduke Langdale, Gentleman. Lieut. 41st 
 
 Foot. b. 1813; d. 1842; m. 1838, Henrietta, d. of H. 
 
 Chapman : — 
 
 Marmaduke Robert Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1839; m. 
 
 1867, Christina (d. 1888). eld. d. of F. W. Von Streglitz of 
 
 Ormley. Avoca, Tasmania; and has issue — Charles Stuart 
 
 Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1869; and Anna Frances. 
 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Alfred Langdale, Gentleman, of Beacon Hill 
 House, Chart, Surrey, b. 1815 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1844, 
 Charlotte, eld. d. of William Keene : — 
 Alfred Augustus Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1847 ; m. 
 1874, Kathleen Grace, d. of Robert John Charles Herries. 
 Res. 
 Arthur Noel Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res. — 
 Son of Augustus Wollaston Langdale, Gentleman, b. 
 1849 ; d. 1885 ; m. 1877, Louisa Constance, d. of John 
 Hardcastle of Wakefield : — 
 Augustus Marmaduke Newnham Langdale, Gentleman, 
 b. 1878. Res.— 
 
 Yr. son of Rev. George Augustus Langdale of Compton, 
 M.A. (Camb.), b. 1817 ; d. 1902; m. 1848, Elizabeth 
 Buchanan, d. of Henry S. Hyde Wollaston of Welling, 
 Kent :— 
 Rev. Horace Marmaduke Langdale, M.A., Vicar of 
 Compton, b. 1855; m. 1878, Catherine Elizabeth, d. of 
 William Jacob; and has issue— (i) Kenneth Marmaduke 
 Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1884; (2) Clifford Marmaduke 
 I>angdale, Gentleman, b. 1886; Avice Hyde; and Kath- 
 leen Buchanan. Seat — Compton House, Compton, Peters- 
 field. 
 
 Sons of William Atkinson Langdale, Gentleman, of 
 Ladbroke Square London, b. 1818; d. 1874; m. 1st, 
 1849, Mary Anne (d. 1855), d. of Sir John Jacob 
 Hansler of East Wood, Bury, Essex; 2nd, Elizabeth, 
 d. of Valentine Knight : — 
 Ernest William Hansler Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1850. 
 Res. — 
 
 Frederick Lenox Langdale, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., 3. 
 1853. Res.— 
 
 Percy William Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; m. 1878, 
 Mary Ethel Baker, d. of Francis Francis of The Firs, 
 Twickenham ; and has issue — Violet Vavasour. Res. — 
 William Langdale, Gentleman, b. 1867. Res. — 
 
 LANGHAM (H. Coll.). Argent, three bear's heads 
 erased sable, muzzled or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Croat — On a wreath of the colours, a l>ear's head erased as 
 in the arms. Motto — " Nee sinit esse feros." 
 
 Sons of Herl)ert Langham, Esq. (s. of Sir James 
 
 Langham, loth Bart.), b. 1804; d. 1874; m. 1839, 
 
 Laura Charlotte, d. of Nathaniel Micklethwait of 
 
 Taverham Hall, Norfolk : — 
 
 Sir Herbert Hay Langham, 12th Bart. (7 June 1660), 
 
 late Lieut, ist Life Guards, J. P. and D.L. co. Northants, 
 
 b. 1840; m. 1868, Hon. Anna Maria Frances (d. 1876), d. 
 
 of Arthur Marcus Cecil, I^rd Sandys; and has issue — 
 Herbert Charles Arthur lianham, Esq., late Lieut. 3rd 
 ftUt. NorthanU Regt., b. 1870 [m. 1893, Ethel Sarah, d. 
 of Sir William Emerson Tennent, Bart. ; and has issue, 
 John Charles Patrick Langham, Esq., b. 1894] ; and Cecily, 
 6Va/- Cottesbrook Park, Northampton. Club — Turf. 
 Francis Nathaniel Langham, Gentleman, b. 1841. 
 
 JOHANN GOTTLIEB JULIUS LANGHANS, Gentle- 
 man, Member Hertford College, Oxford, B.A., Taylorian 
 Scholar. Bom March 16, 1862, being the third son of 
 F. W. Langhans, Dr. Phil., by his wile L. H. I-.inghans, 
 «<fe Japha. Armorial boarings— Argent, two bars wavy 
 
 azure, gutt^e-d'eau, as many trout naiant, one in chief the 
 other in fesse gules, on a chief arched sable, two king- 
 fishers proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in flags on the sinister side the 
 stump of an oak tree in bend sinister, one branch sprouting 
 to the dexter, thereon a kingfisher all proper. MottO — 
 " Ich Wart Der Stund." Postal address — Hertford Coll., 
 Oxford. 
 
 LANGLEY, quartered by FOX. 
 LANGLEY, see FITZ-LANGLEY. 
 
 LANGLEY. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a fesse sable, 
 charged with a crescent or, in chief three hurts (Langley) ; 
 2 and 3, gules, a lion rampant per fesse argent and or 
 (Grace). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a cockatrice wings addorsed sable, combed, 
 wattled, and spurred gules, charged on the breast with a 
 crescent or. MottO — " Fide sed cui vide." 
 
 Sons of Henry Langley, Esq., J. P. and D. L., late 
 
 2nd Life Guards, formerly of Brittas Castle, b. 1820 ; 
 
 d. 1902; m. 1845, Harriet Maria, only child of James 
 
 Bradshaw, M.P. : — 
 Gerald Charles Langley, Esq., Rear-Adm. R.N., b. 
 1848; m. 1893, Juanita Maxwell, d. of late William Scott 
 of Ashbrooke, Edinburgh; and has issue — (i) Henry Fitz- 
 Roy Grace Langley, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (2) Gerald 
 Maxwell Bradshaw Langley, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; Geraldine 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
PLATE XXVI. 
 
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 HaisiseRr. • 
 
 (Sl5§lIsGQ©R® 
 
Lan 
 
 Ian 
 
 80 1 
 
 Marion ; and Lina Merlin Juana. J?es. — 31 Queen's Gate 
 Terrace, London, S.W. C/ud — United Service. 
 
 Walter Louis Frederick Goltz Langley, Esq., C.B. , 
 i. 1855 ; m. 1894, Gertrude Mary (d. 1895), ygst. d. of 
 late W. Ramsay ; and has issue— Hubert Francis Grace 
 Langley, Gentleman, 6. 1895. Jfes. — 31 Queen's Gate 
 Terrace, S.W. Clui — Travellers'. 
 
 Algernon Arthur Langley, Gentleman, 6. 1863 ; m. 1894, 
 Minnie Robertson. J?es. — 
 
 Claude Spencer Langley, Gentleman, ^.^867; tn. 1897, 
 Blanche, widow of Major Thomas Armstrong Gough, and 
 d. of John William Fletcher, Bengal Army. Res.— 
 
 ALFRED ARNOLD LANGLEY, Gentleman. Born 
 1884, being the only child of the late Alfred Francis 
 Claringbold Chichester Langley, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Edith Jo'ana, dau. of Daniel Rees of Sully House, in the 
 county of Glamorgan. Livery — White, with green facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Paly of six argent and vert, on a 
 canton gules a pheon or. Mantling vert and argent. 
 
 Joseph Langman of Plymouth and London, by his wife Elea- 
 nor James, dau. of John Lawrence of .Aberdeen. Livery — 
 Black and white. Armorial bearing^— Argent on a pile 
 
 IV5TVS 
 ESTO 
 
 LTNON 
 fMETVE 
 
 lOnn lAWRENCE lANCriA 
 
 engrailed sal^le, a water-botiget of the first between two 
 flaunches of the second, each charged with a water-bouget 
 also of the first. Mantling sable and argent ; and for the 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, 
 thereon a portcullis with chains sable, three water-bougets 
 fesseways of the last. Motto — "Justus esto et non metue.'' 
 Married, Sept. 17, 1868, Mary Hannah (d. June 13, 1904), 
 dau. of James Marks of London ; and has Issue — Archie 
 Lawrence Langman, Esq., C.M.G. , b. Sept. 2, 1872, 
 Major Middlesex imp. Yeom. (Cavalry Club) {nt. Jan. 5, 
 1904, Eleanor, dau. of Sir Leonard Lyell, Bart.]. Resi- 
 dences — Stanhope Terrace, Hyde Park, London ; The 
 Deanery, Great Marlow, Bucks. C/«3— Devonshire. 
 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a pheon or, between 
 two sprigs of laurel vert, fructed proper. Motto — 
 " Fidens non confidens. " Postal address — Golding, Peters- 
 ton-super-Ely. 
 
 SJOHN PENRICE LANGLEY, Esquire, Capt. Royal 
 Artillery. Born April 17, 1869, being the third but 
 only surviving son of the late Sir George Colt Langley, 
 K.C.B., by his second wife Maria Catherine, dau. of John 
 Penrice of Witton, co. Norfolk. Armorial bearings — 
 Paly of -ix argent and vert, en a canton gules, a pheon or. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a plieon or, between two sprigs of laurel vert, 
 fructed proper. MottO — "Fidens non confidens." Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 LANGLOIS, quartered by LEFROY. 
 
 JOHN LAWRENCE LANGMAN, Esquire, Knight of 
 Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem 
 England. Born June 24, 1846, being the fifth son of 
 
 JOSEPH LANGMAN, Gentleman. Born April 3, 1839, 
 being the second son of Joseph Langman of Plymouth and 
 London, by his wife Eleanor James, dau. of John Lawrence 
 of Aberdeen. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a pile 
 engrailed sable, a water-bouget of the first between two 
 flaunches of the second, each charged with a water-bouget 
 also of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, thereon a 
 portcullis with chains sable, three water-bougets fesseways 
 of the last. Motto — " Justus esto et non metue." Married, 
 July 17, i860, Rebekah, dau. of Robert Wheeler; and has 
 Issue — Rebekah Eleanor Lawrence. 
 
 PHILIP LAWRENCE LANGMAN, Gentleman. Born 
 June 8, 1848, being the sixth son of Joseph Langman of 
 Plymouth and London ; by his wife Eleanor James, dau. of 
 John Lawrence of Aberdeen. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 on a pile engrailed sable, a water-bouget of the first between 
 two flaunches of the second, each charged with a water- 
 bouget also of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 E 
 
8oa 
 
 Han 
 
 Ian 
 
 tbereon « portcullis with chains sable, three water-bougets 
 
 fesseways of the last. Motto — "Justus esto et non metue." 
 Postal address— i^ Oakford Road, N.W. 
 
 WILLIAM LANGMAN, Gentleman. Bom May 9. 
 1837, being the eldest son of Joseph Langman of Plymouth 
 and London, by his wife Eleanor James, dau. of John 
 Lawrence of Aberdeen. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 a pile engrailed sable, a water-bouget of the first between 
 two (launches of the second, each charged with a water- 
 bouget also of the first. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount 
 vert, thereon a portcullis with chains sable, three water- 
 bougets fesseways of the last. Motto — "Justus esto et 
 non metue." Married, March 5, 1877, Ada Mary, dau. of 
 James Marks ; and has Issue — (i) Ernest Joseph Langman, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 1880; (2) William James Langman, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 13, 1881 ; (3) Philip John Lang- 
 man, Gentleman, b. Dec. 7, 1882; (4) Arthur Harold 
 Langman, Gentleman, b. Oct. 30, 1887 ; Gertrude Eleanor 
 Winifred Rhoda ; Rowena Mary Ada ; Mary Elsie Dorothy ; 
 and Hilda Margaret. 
 
 BUTLER LANGMORE, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, on a fesse cotised argent, three spear-heads 
 proper, a chief engrailed ermine. Ma.nt.Hng azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of the 
 battlements of a tower two tilting-spears in saltire all proper, 
 tied by a riband azure, pendent therefrom an escutcheon or, 
 charged with a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Labor vincit 
 .omnia." 
 
 LANGRIDGE, quartered by LOWDELL. 
 
 SSiR JAMES LANGRISHE, 4th Baronet, of Knock- 
 topher, CO. Kilkenny, J. P., D.L., and High Sheriff 
 (1866) for that CO., retired Lieut. -CoL 5th Batt. the Royal 
 Irish Regiment. Born May 24, 1823, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. Sir Hercules Richard Langrishe, 3rd Baronet, 
 Prebendary and Rector of Lockeen, by his wife Maria, 
 eldest dau. of James Henry Cottingham of Somerville, co. 
 Cavan. Succeeeed his father 1862. • Creation — Jan. 24, 
 1777. Armorial bearings —Quarterly of sixteen, i. quar- 
 terly or and sable, four covered cups counterchanged (for 
 Langrishe) ; 2. argent, on a cross engrailed gules, five 
 escallops or (for Du Plessis) ; 3. sable, a bend and bordure 
 argent (for Th^ligny) ; 4. azure, a chevron between three 
 boars' heads couped argent (for Reading) ; 5. gules, a lion 
 rampant per fesse argent and or (for Grace) ; 6. gules, three 
 horses' heads couped argent, bridled azure, tasseled or (for 
 Horsfall) ; 7. argent, a chevron gules, between three broad- 
 arrow heads points upwards sable (for Walsh) ; 8. argent, a 
 chevron between three garbs gules (for Sheffield) ; 9. azure. 
 
 a chevron between three talbots passant argent (for Gower) ; 
 
 10. azure, a fret argent, within a bordure or (for Lownde) • 
 
 11. argent, a chevron vert, between seven serpents' heads 
 four and three, out of the mouth of each a cross crosslei 
 fitch(?e gules (for Myhill) ; 12. argent, a chevron sable, 
 between three coots projjer (for Coote) ; 13. gules, on a 
 cross between four lions rampant argent, a cross of the 
 field, charged with five mullets of the second (for Bill- 
 ingsley) ; 14. per bend crencll<te argent and gules (for 
 Boyle); 15. sable, three bugle -horns argent, stringed or 
 (for Bellingham) ; 16. quarterly azure and or, in the first 
 quarter a pelican of the si-cond vulning herself profjer (for 
 Hoadley), the escutcheon Ijeing charged with his badm? of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wn-ath of the colours, a lion rampant per fesse or and 
 sable. Motto— " Medio tutissimus ibis." Married, ]\i\y a, 
 1857, Adela, only dau. of Thomas de Blois-Eccles of Charle- 
 mont, in the co. of Stafford ; and has Issue — Hercules 
 Robert Langrishe, Esq., late Capt. and Hon. Major 3r(l 
 Batt. Oxfordshire Light Infantry, fi. June 27, 1859 [m., 
 April 16, 1887, Miss Helen Hume, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. 
 Fitzwilliam Hume Dick of Huniewood, co. Wicklow, and 
 has issue, Hercules Ralph Langrishe, Esq., 6. Feb. i, 1888, 
 and Terence Hume I^^ingrishe, Gentleman, b. Dec. 9, 1895] '< 
 Adela Constance ; Maria Cecilia ; Mary Isabella ; Frances 
 Alice, d. young ; and Norah, d. young. A'm/— Knocktopher 
 Abbey, co. Kilkenny. C/«^— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 RICHARD LANGRISHE, Esquire. J. P. for city of 
 Kilkenny, Clerk of the Peace for co. Kilkenny, Fellow and 
 Vice-President R.S.A. , Ireland. Born Nov. 6, 1834, being 
 the second surviving son of the late Rev. Sir Hercules 
 Richard Langrishe, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), 3rd Hart., 
 Prebendary and Rector of Lockeen, by his wife Maria, 
 eldest dau. of James Henry Cottingham of Somerville, co. 
 Cavan. Livery — Black with canary-coloured facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings -Quarterly of sixteen, r. quarterly or and 
 sable, four covered cups counterchanged (for Langrishe) ; 
 2. argent, on a cross engrailed gules, five escallops or (for 
 Du Plessis) ; 3. sable, a bend and bordure argent (for 
 Th^ligny) ; 4. azure, a chevron between three boars' heads 
 coujjed argent (for Reading) ; 5. gules, a lion rampant per 
 fesse argent and or (for Grace) ; 6. gules, three horses' heads 
 couped argent, bridled azure, tasselled or (for Horsfall) ; 7. 
 argent, a chevron gules, between three broad-arrow heads 
 points upwards sable (for Walsh) ; 8. argent, a chevron be- 
 tween three garbs gules (for Sheffield) ; 9. azure, a chevron 
 between three talbots passant argent (for Gower) ; 10. 
 aziire, a fret argent, within a bordure or (for Lownde) ; 11. 
 argent, a chevron vert, between seven serpents' heads, four 
 and three, out of the mouth of each a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 gules (for Myhill) ; 12. argent, a chevron sable, between 
 three coots proper (for Coote) ; 13. gules, on a cross 
 between four lions rampant argent, a cross of the field, 
 charged with five mullets of the second (for Billingsley) ; 
 14. per bend crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle); 15. 
 sable, three bugle-horns argent, stringed or (for Bellingham) ; 
 16. quarterly azure and or, in the first quarter a pelican of 
 the second vulning herself proper (for Hoadley) ; over all a 
 crescent for difference. Mantlmg gules and argent Crest - 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant per fesse or and 
 sable. Motto— " Medio tutissimus ibis." A/arrzVrf. firstly, 
 1863, Fannie, who rf. 1867, dau. of Stafford Chaine ; secondly, 
 1871, Sarah Ogle, who d. 1873, dau. of the Very Rev. Ogle 
 William Moore, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Dean of Clogher; 
 thirdly, 1882, Amitia Sneade, dau. of the late Rev. Frederick 
 Brown, M.A. (Oxon.), F.S.A.. of Fern Bank. Beckenham ; 
 and has Issue living (by second marriage)— Henry Hoadley 
 Langrishe. Gentleman, B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 187a; 
 Rosabel Sara ; (by third marriage) John du Plessis. Gentle- 
 man, b. 1883; Richard Bellingham, Gentleman, b. 1884; 
 Mary Francis ; Cecily Dorothea Jessica ; Eileen ; and Mar- 
 jorie Grace. Res. — Dundrum House, Dundrum, co. Dublin. 
 
 LANGTON, see GORE-LANGTON. 
 
 SBENNET ROTHES LANGTON, Esquire, J.P.. 
 D.L. for CO. Lincoln, High Sheriff 1874. Bom 
 May 9, 1840, being the eldest son of John Bennet Langton 
 by his wife Marianne, youngest dau. of Langley Bracken 
 bury. Armorial bearings — Quarterly sable and or, a bend 
 argent. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle or and a wivem vert, interwoven 
 and erect on their tails. Married, June 6, 1865, Lucy 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Han 
 
 Lan 
 
 803 
 
 Katharine, only dau. of the Rev. Langhorne Burton Burton, 
 Rector and Lord of the Manor of Somersby ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Bennet Langton, Gentleman, b. 1870; (2) Stephen 
 Langton, Gentleman, Lieiit. and Batt. 93rd Argyll and 
 Sutherland Highlanders, b. 1872, d. 1904; (3) Rev. 
 Algernon Charles Mainwaring Langton, b. 1879 ; Mabel 
 Katharine Marion Burton \m. 1896, Hamlet Robert de 
 Wet] ; Diana Charlotte Lee Mainwaring ; Dora Florence 
 Geraldine \tn. 1894, John Moels Pyke-Nott of Bydown, 
 Devon] ; Adela Kathleen ; and Enid Muriel \jn. 1902, 
 Frank Augustus George Heathcote]. Seat — Langton Hall, 
 Spilsby, CO. Lincoln. Club — Conservative. 
 
 FRANCIS ALBERT ROMUALD LANGTON, 
 Gentleman, of Danganmore, co. Kilkenny, and West 
 Tytherton, co. Wilts. Born Feb. 7, 1840, being the 
 third but eldest surviving son of Michael Theobald Lang- 
 ton of Bath (son of Michael Lawrence Joseph Langton 
 of Cadiz), by Mary his wife, eldest dau. and coheir of 
 Henry Jeremiah Ryan of Newtown, co. Waterford. Livery 
 —White, with red facings. Armorial bearings - Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, three chevronels gules (for Langton); 2. 
 quarterly i. and iiii., gules, on a bend argent, six ears of rye 
 sable; ii. and iii., azure, a chevron between three griffins' 
 heads erased argent (for Ryan) ; 3. azure, a bugle-horn 
 proper, stringed gules, between three mullets or (for 
 Comerford). Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a heart gules, between two 
 wings proper. Motto — " Sursum corda." Married, 
 April 8, 1869, Margaret Cecilia (deceased), dau. of John 
 Tobin of Montreal; and has Issue— [\) Henry Francis 
 Langton, G^tleman, b. Feb. 12, 1870 \rn., Oct. 24, 
 1900, Mary Phyllis, dau. of P. Patton of Victoria, B.C., 
 Canada] ; (2) Theobald Michael Langton, Esq., Capt. 21st 
 Lancers, b. May 31, 1871 ; (3) Francis John Langton, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 15, 1873, deceased ; (4) Charles Joseph 
 Langton, Gentleman, b. April 19, 1874 ; (5) Arthur Victor 
 Langton, Esq., Capt. Royal Artillery, b. Feb. 26, 1880; 
 (6) George Philip Langton, Gentleman, b. April 22, 1881. 
 Residence — 11 Exhibition Road, London, S.W. Club — 
 Union. 
 
 I STEPHEN MARTIN LANIGAN-O'KEEFFE, Esq., 
 ■ J.P. for CO. Tipperary and King's Co., B.A. (Dublin) Bar- 
 
 FORTI ETHDELI NIHIL DIFNCILE 
 
 rister-at-Law ; assumed name and arms of O'Keeffe, in 
 place of those of Lanigan, by Royal License, July 13, 1895, 
 Born 1839, being the eldest son of the late John Lanigan, 
 Esq., M. P. , of Glenaguile, by Frances, dau. of the late 
 Charles O'Keeffe. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, i. azure, 
 a lion rampant argent ; 2. gules, a knight in armour, on 
 horseback at full speed, proper, the horse argent; 3. or, a 
 peacock in his pride proper ; 4. vert, three lizards in pale or. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon an 
 antique crown a gryphon segreant or, holding in the dexter 
 claw a sword erect argent, pommelled gold. Motto — " Forti 
 et fideli nihil difficile." Married, 1870, Madeline Maria, 
 second dau. of John Hobbs Peart of Ardtona, co. Dublin ; 
 and has, with oiher Issue — John, b. 1871. 5^a^— Glenagyle, 
 Toomavara, Nenagh. Residence — Delville, Gasnevin, co. 
 Dublin. 
 
 LANYON of Belfast. Gules, on waves of the sea azure, 
 a castle of two towers, on the battlements thereof a falcon 
 
 rising all proper, on a chief or, a pallet between two gyrons 
 
 of the field. Crest— On a mount vert, a falcon rising 
 
 proper, belled and jessed or. Motto — ' ' Vive ut vivas." 
 
 Sons of late Louis Mortimer Lanyon, Esq. (s. of Sir 
 
 Charles Lanyon, J.P. and D.L. ), 1846-19 ; m. 1879, 
 
 Laura, d. of Charles Valentine Phillips, H.E.l.C.S. : — 
 
 Charley Valentine Lanyon, Esq., 1st Lieut. Norfolk 
 
 Regt. , b. 28 March 1880. Res.— 
 
 Owen Mortimer Lanyon, Gentleman, ist Lieut. Roy. 
 Field Art., b. 13 Sept. 1882. Res.— 
 
 Louis Frank Lanyon, Gentleman, cadet R. Mil. Coll., 
 Sandhurst. 
 
 Sons of late Herbert Owen Lanyon, Esq. (s. of Sir 
 
 Charles Lanyon, J.P. and D. L.), 1850-19 ; m. 1873, 
 
 Amelia, d. of James Hind : — 
 
 Charles James Lanyon, Gentleman, b. 6 March 1875; 
 
 m. 1902, Helen, d. of Clement Cotterel Redfern ; and has 
 
 issue — Joan Mortimer. Res. — Northleigh, Fortwilliam 
 
 Park, Belfast. Club— \J\sX.tr (Belfast). 
 
 William Mortimer Lanyon, Gentleman, ist Lieut, ist 
 Batt. Roy. Irish Rifles, b. 10 June i88o. Res.— 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 lar 
 
 Lat 
 
 FRANCIS ROPER LARKEN, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 tuW I a. 1844. being the third son of the Rev. Edmund 
 tobcrts Larkcn. Rector of Burton, by Lincoln, and Mary 
 his wife, dau. of Thomas I^wrance. /.itwry— Dark blue, 
 bufr facings. Armorial bearings— Per pale ermine and 
 
 erminois, three leopards' faces proper, on a chief engrailed 
 azure, a lion passant guardant argent. Mantling^ azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, up>on a mount 
 in front of three ears of barley stalked and leaved, a lark 
 holding in the beak a columbine all prof)er. Motto — 
 " Surget alauda." Married, Jan. 15, 1873, Eliza [d. Aug. 
 31, 1896), dau. of John Uppleby of Scarborough; and 
 has Issue— (\) Rev. Hubert Larken, M.A., Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, b. March 15, 1874; (2) Frank Larken, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. R.N., b. Nov. 15, 1875; (3) Edmund Larken, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. s, 1876; and Eleanor Mary. Residence — 
 Cantilupe Chantry, Lincoln. Clubs — Royal Societies', 
 St. James's. 
 
 JOHN LARKIN, Gentleman. Bom , being the 
 
 son of John Larkin, late of Aldersgate Street, London, 
 E. C. Armorial bearln^^ - Per fesse nebuly erminois and 
 gules, a pale counterchanged, three leopards' faces two and 
 one proper, and as many escallops one and two of the first. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a rock an escallop thereon a lark projjer, holding 
 in the beak two ears of wheat or. Motto — " Fidelis et 
 constans." Residence — Delrow, Aldenham, Herts. 
 
 LASCELLES. quartered by RAMSDEN, 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir FRANK CAVENDISH 
 LASCELLES, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distin- 
 guished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, a Member 
 of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council. Bom 
 1841, being the fifth son of the late Right Honourable 
 William Saunders Sebright Lascelles, Member of Parlia- 
 ment, bjr his wife Caroline Georgiana, commonly known as 
 Lady Caroline Georgiana, eldest daughter of the Right 
 Honourable George Howard, the si.xth Earl of Carlisle; 
 created Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 1892. Clubs — 
 St. James's, Wellington. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Sable, a cross patonce within a bordure or, the 
 escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and the collar 
 and pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, and impaling upon a second escutcheon the arms 
 of Olliffe, namely argent, a chevron engrailed vert, between 
 
 three olive branches slipped and fructed proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a bear's head ermine, muzzled gules, buckled, 
 collared, rimmed, and studded or; with the Motto, " Iti 
 solo Deo salus." Married, 1867, Mary Emma, daughter 
 of the late Sir Joseph Francis Olliffe, Doctor of Medicine ; 
 and has Issue living — (1) William Frank I-,ascclles, Es- 
 quire, Lieutenant ist Battalion Scots Guards, born 1868; 
 Gerald Claude Lascelles, Esquire, bom 1869 ; and Florence 
 Caroline. 
 
 WALTER RICHARD LASCELLES, Esq.. Col. in 
 the Army (retired). Bom Oct. 30, 1837, being the eldest 
 son of Hon. Arthur Lascelles, youngest son of the Rt; Hon. 
 2nd Earl of Harewood, and his wife Caroline Frances, 
 fourth dau. of Sir Richard Brooke, Bart, /./'jrrc— Dark 
 blue, waistcoat yellow, with narrow blue stripe. Armorlid 
 bearings— Sable, a cross patonce within a bordure or. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a bear's head ermine, muzzled gules, l)uckled, col- 
 lared, rimmed and studded or. Motto — " In solo Deo 
 salus." Married, June 6, 1861, Ellen, dau. of Chirles 
 Kane Sivewright, and Lucy, dau. of the Rev. Richard 
 Vivian (uncle of the ist Lord Vivian) ; and has Issue— [\) 
 Walter Edward Lascelles, Gentleman, b. March 21, 1862, 
 d. Jan. 23, 1897 ; (2) George Reginald Lascelles, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 14, 1864 ; (3) Ernest Lascelles, Gentleman, 
 b. May 19, 1870; (4) Alfred Lascelles, Gentleman, *. Sept. 
 I, 1873, d. May 16. 1900; (5) Richard Lascelles, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 9, 1883 ; and Gertrude. Postal address— 
 — 55 Hans Road, London, S.W. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 LATHAM, quartered by MURRAY. 
 
 LATHOM, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 CECIL D'URBAN LA TOUCHE, Esquire, Col. and 
 Commandant of the Poonah Horse. Bom July 11, 1834, 
 being the eldest son of the late Peter La Touche, Esq., 
 Major 7th Bengal N. I., by his second wife Ellen Maria, 
 dau. of Charles Bestandig, of German extraction, from 
 Gottingen. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, a pomegranate 
 slipjjed in pale proper, on a chief of the last, two mullets of 
 the field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a mullet of five points pierced argent. Motto 
 — "Quid verum atque decens euro et rogo." Married, 
 April 23, 1855, Agnes Emma, only dau. of Benjamin Proctor 
 Rooke, M.D. ; and has Issue— Two daus. Residence— 
 
 EDMOND ROBERT DIGGES LA TOUCHE, Gentle- 
 man, Barrister-at-Law. Bom , being the third son of 
 
 William Digges La Touche, Gentleman, by his wife Louisa, 
 dau. of Coristopher L'Estrange-Carleton of Market Hill, 
 CO. Fermanagh. Armorial bearing^ Argent, a poni' 
 granate slipped in pale proper, on a chief of the last tw 
 mullets of the field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, a mullet of five points pierced 
 argent. Motto — " Quid verum atque decens euro et rogo.' 
 Residence — 
 
 S ROBERT PERCY O'CONNOR LA TOUCHE, 
 Esquire, J. P. Bom July 12, 1846, being the eldest 
 son of the late John La Touche, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff cos. Kildare (1846) and Leitrim (1859), by his 
 wife Maria, only child of Rose Lambert Price of Treng- 
 wainton, co. Cornwall, by his wife Catherine, Countess 
 Dowager of Desart. Married, Feb. 9, 1870, Lady Annette 
 Louisa, second dau. of Right Hon. John, 3rd E.arl of 
 Clonnell. Z-jwry— Blue and silver. Armorial bearings 
 Argent, a pomegranate slipped in pale proper, on a chief 
 of the last two mullets of the field. Mantling gules an 1 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a mullet < 
 five points pierced argent. Motto— "Quid verum atqu 
 decens euro et rogo." 5fa/— Harristown, Brannockstowii, 
 Newbridge, co. Kildare. 
 
 Major OCTAVIUS LA TOUCHE of Bellevue, co. 
 
 Wicklow, and Drumhearney, co. Leitrim. Born , 
 
 being the third but only surviving son of the late Peter Ln 
 Touche, Esq., of Bellevue, by his wife the Hon. Char- 
 lotte Maude, dau. of Rt. Hon. Cornwallis, ist Viscount 
 Hawarden. Armorial bearings— Argent, a pomegranate 
 slipped in pale proper, on a chief gules two mullets of the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 lab 
 
 80s 
 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 01 
 
 the colours, a mullet or. Motto — "Quid verum atque 
 decens euro et rogo." Married, i860, Elizabeth Cecilia, 
 dau. of George La Touche ; and has /w?/e— Peter La 
 Touche, Gentleman, b. Sept. 1864; Mary; Frances Cecilia 
 [m., Aug. 12, 1891, Arthur Montford Archer, M.D.]; and 
 Charlotte Isabella. Seats — Bellevue, Delgany, co. Wick- 
 low ; Drumhearney, Leitrim. 
 
 WILLIAM DIGGES LA TOUCHE, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the eldest son of the late James Digges La 
 
 Touche of Sans Souci, co. Dublin, by his wife Isabella, 
 dau. of Sir James Lawrence Cotter, Bart. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a pomegranate slipped in pale proper, on a 
 chief of the last, two mullets of the field. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a mullet 
 of five points pierced argent. Motto -" Quid verum atque 
 decens euro et rogo." Married, Sept. 13, 1842, Louisa, 
 dau. of Christopher L'Estrange-Carleton of Market Hill, 
 CO. Fermanagh; and has Issue — (i) James Digges La 
 Touche, Gentleman ; (2) John George Digges La Touche, 
 Gentleman ; (3) Edmond Robert Digges La Touche, Gen- 
 tleman, Barrister-at-Law ; Isabella Digges, d. Dec. 29, 
 1886 ; Grace Digges ; and Elizabetli Digges. Residence— 
 
 WILLIAM PUGET LA TOUCHE, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Col. Bombay Staff Corps. Born June 6, 1838, being the 
 third son of the late Peter La Touche, Esq., Major 7th 
 Bengal N.I., by his second wife Ellen Maria, dau, of 
 Charles Bestandig, of German extraction, from Gottingen. 
 Armorial bearings .Urgent, a pomegranate slipped in 
 pale proper, on a chief of the last two mullets of the field. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, a mullet of five points pierced argent. Motto— 
 " Quid verum atque decens euro et rogo." Married, Nov. 
 2, 1866, Frances Gertrude, second dau. of Gen. Sir Anthony 
 B. Stransham, K.C.B. ; and has had Issue, with seven 
 other children, Charles Burdett Malcolm La Touche, Gen- 
 tleman. Residence — InAia.. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM FAIRBAIRN LA TROBE- 
 BATEMAN, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A., Rector of 
 Ascot. Born Jan. 8, 1845, being the eldest son of the late 
 
 ADSITAMlCOVA, 
 
 John Frederic La Trobe-Bateman, Esq., F.R.S., J. P. and 
 .D.L., High Sheriff 1866 (who assumed by Royal Licence, 
 [1883, the prefix-surname and arms of La Trobe), by his 
 fwife Anne, only dau. of Sir William Fairbairn, ist Bart., 
 
 of Ardwick, LL.D., F.R.S. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 on a fesse with cotises engrailed, between three escallops 
 or, as many crescents, each surmounted by a mullet gules. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of an eagle's head or, a crescent sur- 
 mounted by a mullet gules, between two wings also or, each 
 charged with an escallop azure. MottO — " Sidus adsit 
 amicum." Married, 1870, Mildred Jane, d. 1878, second 
 dau. of Rev. Robert Sumner, and granddau. of Rt. Rev. 
 Charles Richard Sumner, D.D. , Bishop of Winchester ; and 
 has Issue — Frederic Winfried La Trobe-Bateman, Gentle- 
 man \m., Sept. II, 1897, Dorothy, eldest dau. of Capt. 
 George A. Callaghan, R.N. Residence ~ Ascol Rectory, 
 Berkshire. 
 
 LATTER (H. Coll.). Azure, three wedding favours, 
 two and one single, bowed argent, on a chief of the last a 
 terrestrial sphere proper. Mantling azure and argent. 
 
 !mfre^ ([.Ixalter. 
 
 Crest — Out of a crown vallery or, a greyhound's head 
 argent, collared and chained of the first. Mottoes (over 
 crest) — "A tot bien estrainz ; " (below arms) " Pour trois." 
 Livery — Blue and white, with blue and white striped 
 waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of William Latter of Lee, Kent, b. 1816 ; d. 1884 ; 
 m. 1837, Clara Elyas : — 
 
 William Foord Latter, Gentleman, b. 1841. Res. — 
 Bexley, Kent. 
 
 Walter Latter, Gentleman, b. 1846. A'w.— Southend- 
 on-Sea. 
 
 Alfred Charles Latter, Gentleman, b. 1857; m. 1891, 
 Edith Gertrude, second d. of late Charles Henry Plevins of 
 Woodford House, near Thrapstone; and has issue— (i) 
 Kenneth Alfred Latter, Gentleman, b. 1897; (2) Maurice 
 Plevins Latter, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; and Phyllis Gertrude. 
 5ea/_Southend Hall, Eltham, Kent. Clubs— ThaXcheA 
 House, Golfers', Hove, Thames Rowing, Royal Blackheath 
 Golf. 
 
 ROBERT LAUDER, Gentleman. Armorial beaxinga 
 — Vert, a griflfin segreant argent, on a chief of the second 
 a stag's head caboshed between two fountains proper. 
 Residence — Broom Hill, West Hartlepool. 
 
 LAURENCE, borne on an escutcheon of pretence by 
 BLAKE-DE BURGH. 
 
 LAURIE, see CRAIG-LAURIE. 
 LAVALLIN, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 HatD 
 
 LaVD 
 
 ©FDWARD DOWNES LAW. Esquire, Commander 
 in the Royal Navy, heir presumptive to the Barony 
 of Ellcnborough. Born May 9. 1841. being the eldest 
 son of Henry bpencer Law, Esq. . commonly known as the 
 Hon. Henry Spencer Law, by his wife Dorothea Anne, 
 dau. of Colonel John Staunton Rochforl of Clogrcnane, in 
 the county of Carlow. Clubs — Travellers', Naval and Mili- 
 tary, Wellington, Alpine. ArmorUl bearlnflrs— He bears 
 for Amu : Ermine, on a bend engrailed between two cocks 
 gules, three mullets pierced or. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Great, a cock gules, gorged with 
 a chain reflexed over the back, and charged on the breast 
 with a mitre or; with the Motto, " Compositum jus fasq^ue 
 animi." Estate — Cherry WilliiiKliam. in the county of Lm- 
 coln. Postal address — 65 George Street, Portman Square.W. 
 
 Major - General FRANCIS TOWRY ADEANE 
 L.\W, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath. Born 1835, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Towry Law, Esquire, commonly known as the Honourable 
 William 'I'owry Law, by his first wife Augusta Champagne, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Augusta Champagne, 
 daughter of the Right Honourable Thomas North Graves, 
 second Baron Graves, by his wife Mary, commonly known 
 as Lady Mary, daughter of the Right Honourable Henry 
 Paget, first Eairl of Uxbridge ; created Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1879. Club — United 
 Service. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Ermine, 
 on a bend engrailed, between two cocks gules, three mullets 
 pierced or. Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent 
 his badge as a Companion of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a cock gules, charged on the breast 
 with a mitre pendent from a chain round the neck or, 
 
 S JAMES ADEANE LAW, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Somerset, late Captain 66, Goorkha L. I., Major 2nd 
 Batt. Somerset R.V. Bom Feb. 14, 1824, being the second 
 son of tlie Rev. James Thomas Law, Chancellor of the 
 Diocese of Lichfield, by his vrife Lady Henrietta Charlotte 
 Law, eldest dau. of Eiarl of Stamford and Warrington. 
 Livery — White, blue facings. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 on a bend engrailed between two cocks gules, three mullets 
 pierced or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cock gules, chained round the 
 neck and charged on the breast with a mitre or. Motto — 
 "Compositum jus fasque animi." Married, ]\ine. ^, 1857, 
 Harriette Ellen Blachley, third dau of Rev. William Hamil- 
 ton Turner, Vicar of Banwell, Somerset (only son and heir 
 of the Rev. Dr. Turner, Dean of Norwich, and tutor to 
 William Pitt) ; and has haA Issue -(1) Rev. James Henry 
 Adeane Law, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. i860 ; (2) Charles 
 William Albert Law, Gentleman, late 4th Pragoon Guards, 
 b, 1861, killed in action at Abu Klea 1885. Residence — 
 The Caves, Banwell, Somerset. 
 
 WILLIAM THOMAS LAW, Gentleman, Doctor of 
 Medicine of the University of Edinburgh, Fellow of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons of England. Born September 
 13, 1845, being the elder and only surviving son of Henry 
 Compton Law of AUington, by his wife Elizabeth, second 
 daughter of the Reverend John Taylor of Wadham College, 
 in the University of Oxford, Vicar of Llanarthney, in the 
 county of Carmarthen, Rector of Willand, and sometime 
 Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty Queen Caroline. 
 Club — University ( Edinburgh ). Livery — Brown coat, 
 scarlet collar and cuffs, gilt buttons, waistcoat of yellow 
 and red strifies. Armorial bearing^s — He bears for Arms : 
 Parted {)er bend or and ermme, a cock gules, and on a 
 shield of pretence the arms of Price (of Spring Grove, 
 Baronets), namely gules, a lion rampant argent (and 220 
 quarterings — vide E. A. Uvedale Price). Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantlin|f gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a cock as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Lex ratio summa." Married, Oct. 22, 1879, Georgiana 
 Charlotte Elizabeth, second daughter and eventual co-heir 
 of the late Eldwin Plumer Price, Esq., one of Her Majesty's 
 Counsel Learned in the Law (His Honour Judge Price), 
 Recorder of York, County Court Judge for West Norfolk, 
 and a Bencher of the Iimer Temple, by his first wife Lucy, 
 
 daughter and co-heir of John Harrison, Esquire, son of 
 Robert Harrison, Esquire, of Dcnningholmc Hall and Ruis- 
 thorpe, in the county of York, and Ripley Court, in the 
 
 county of Surrey ; and has Issue — Alan Rokeby Law, Gentl 
 man, B.A. (Cambs.), born March 22, 1881. Estate — RipU 
 Court, in the county of Surrey. Postal address — 3a We; 
 mouth Street, London, W. 
 
 LAW (H. Coll.). Argent, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads vert, charged on the breast with a sun in splendour 
 
 and each wing with a pale or, between in the first and 
 fourth quarters an olive-branch proper and in the second 
 
 H^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Lato 
 
 lato 
 
 807 
 
 and third a rose gules. Mantling vert and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dove close argent, beaked 
 and legged gules, holding in the beak an olive-branch as 
 in the arms, between two wings sable, each enfled with 
 a wreath of olive vert. Motto — 
 
 Only surv. son of George Still Law, M.A., b. ; 
 
 d. 1899 ; m. , Emma, d. of Thomas Halliday of 
 
 Ewell , Surrey : — 
 
 Harry Dampier Law, Esq., Commander R.N. (ret.), 
 
 6. 1850; m. 1889, Florence Ellen Clements, d. of Col. 
 
 Clements, R.M. L.L; and has issue — Howard Frederick 
 
 Law, Gentleman, d. 1890. Jies. — Simla, Cookham, Berks. 
 
 Lawrence, Bart., Barrister-at-Law, Sub-Treasurer Inner 
 Temple, by his wife Emily Mary, dau. of Sir George 
 Burdett L' Estrange. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a 
 
 DENYS ALEXANDER LAWLOR-HUDDLESTON, 
 Esquire, J. P., late Lieut. 13th Batt. Somerset Light In- 
 fantry ; assumed by Royal Licence dated June 20, 1891, the 
 name and arms of Huddleston in addition to those of Lawlor. 
 Bom 1845, being the only son of the late Denis Shine Lawlor 
 of Castlelough, co. Kerry, by his wife Isabella, dau. of the 
 late Edward Huddleston of Sawston, and of Purse Caundle, 
 CO. Dorset. Livery — White with scarlet facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a fret agrent 
 (for Huddleston) ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion rampant gules, 
 between four trefoils vert (for Lawlor). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, two 
 arms embowed dexter and sinister, vested and cuffed 
 argent, the hands proper holding a bloody scalp (for Huddle- 
 ston) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a 
 stag lodged in front of a spear-head in pale point upwards 
 
 
 all proper (for Lawlor). Mottoes (over the Lawlor crest) 
 — " Mea culpa fides," and under the arms, "Soli Deo honor 
 et gloria. " Married, Sept. 4, 1897, Alexandrina Isabella, dau. 
 of Hon. Alex. Keith of Nova Scotia. Estates — Sawston and 
 Hildersham, Cambs. ; Castlelough, Kerry, Ireland. Seat — 
 Sawston Hall, Sawston, Cambs. Club — Boodle's. 
 
 LAWRENCE, see DURNING-LAWRENCE. 
 
 ALEXANDER WALDEMAR LAWRENCE, Esquire. 
 .Born 1874, being the eldest son of Sir Henry Waldemar 
 
 cross raguly gules, an Eastern crown or, on a chief azure, 
 two swords in saltire proper, pommels and hilts gold, 
 between as many leopards' faces argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — Out of an Eastern crown or, a cubit 
 arm entwined by a wreath of laurel, and holding a dagger 
 all proper. Motto — "Never give in." Married, 1904, 
 Anne Elizabeth le Poer, only child of the late Henry le 
 Peer Wynne of Rossbrien, co. Limerick. Postal addresses. 
 — II Little Stanhope Street, Mayfair; and 3 King's Bench 
 Walk, Temple. Clubs — Brooks's, Savile. 
 
 ALFRED HENRY LAWRENCE, Gentlemen. Born 
 April 12, 1859, being the eldest son of the late Alfred Law- 
 rence, Esq., Commissioner of Lieutenancy for the City of 
 London, by his wife Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Ridge 
 of Upper Clapton, co. Middlesex. Armorial bearings — 
 Ermine, on a cross raguly gules, between in the first and 
 fourth quarters a fasces erect surrounded by a wreath of oak 
 leaves proper, a pair of compasses extended or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 wolfs head erased argent, crusily, charged with a pair of 
 compasses extended sable. Motto — " Per ardua stabilis. " 
 Residence — 
 
 The Rev. ANTHONY COCKS LAWRENCE, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Whittington, co. Gloucester. 
 Born March 15, 1843, being the third son of the late Walter 
 Lawrence Lawrence, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (who assumed 
 by Royal Licence, Aug. 15, 1815, the surname and arms of 
 Lawrence by the desire of his maternal grandfather, Walter 
 Lawrence), by his wife Mary, only dau. of Christian Splidt 
 of Stratford, Essex. Armorial bearings— Argent, a cross* 
 raguly. Mantling argent and gules. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, the tail and lower part of a fish erected and 
 couped proper. Married, Aug. 10, 1876, Mary Anne, 
 second dau. of Rev. Dr. Olgilvie, Canon of Christ Church 
 and Rector of Ross ; and has Issue — Katharine Mary 
 Cecily; and Wynnefrede Henrietta. Residence — Whit- 
 tington, Gloucester. 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES LAWRENCE, formerly Vicar of 
 Thurton, in the Diocese of Norwich, and Chaplain to the 
 Right Rev. the Bishop of Carlisle, F.S.A. (Ireland), and 
 F. R.G.S. , formerly commissioned in the Austrian Hussars. 
 Born Oct. 28, 1828, being the third but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Walter Lawrence, Esq., J. P. and High Sheriff, 
 by his wife Georgiana, third dau. of Charles Blake of 
 Moyne. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent 
 a cross raguly gules (for Lawrence) ; 2 and 3 sable, a 
 Catherine - wheel between two crescents in chief and a 
 trefoil in base or (for Scott). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-turbot, tail erect 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 1866. Cecil (J. 18S1). r 
 
 Marritd, Fd». a6, 
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 Wale, K.C.R, of SbeUbrd, Cambridge. Stat — Lisreagban 
 (or BeDevne), Lawrencetown, co. Ga!way. 
 
 CHRISTIAN WILLIAM LAWREKCE. Esquire. J. P. 
 for oa. Gloucester, in the Difdomatic Serrice from 1859- 90, 
 
 Minster to Ecuador iSS^-^a Bom Apnl 7, 1836, being the 
 1 soo of the late Walter Lawrence Lawrence, Esq. , J. P. 
 
 and D.U, (wbo aaoaed \rj Rojral Liooioe. Ao^ 35. 181c, 
 the Mi i wc and anas of Lamcnoe. bjr tbe desire of his 
 iMttcraal giaadfiidier Walter Lawrence^ AnMrial baar- 
 !■(■ — Argent. a oroosragotjenks (for Lawrence), ^'■■"'■t 
 gales and argent. Crart — On a wreath of the coioart, tbe 
 tafl and lower part of a fish erected and owi pe d proper. 
 &ai^— Sandywdl Park and SerenbamplaB Manor, bodi 
 near Andoversford. R.&0.. Gloaoeaiersbire. Clmhs-ijaA- 
 ton. Sc James's. St. Stephen's. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM LAWRENCE. rratkniM 
 B«ni Dec. a8. 1871. being tbe secaad soo of the late AMcd 
 Lawrence. Esq.. Commisioacr of Lieoteaancy for tbe City 
 of London, bjr bis wife Marr EKiahelh. dauL of Henry 
 Ridge of Upper Claptoa. oa Mtddksez. AnMnlal ban- 
 taiCB— Ermme. on a cross ragnly gnles. Let ten in tbe first 
 and fourth qnarters a £asces proper snrromded by a wreath 
 of oak leaves proper, a pair of compasses extended or. 
 Matltag gales and argent. Ck«at — On a wreath of tbe 
 coloars. a wolfs bead erased argent, orasily. charged with 
 a pair of compasses extended sable. MoMo — " Fir ardba 
 stabOiSw'* Resident* — 
 
 Sir henry WALDEMAR LAWRENCE. Baronet. 
 Barrister-at-Law. J. P. for the counties of Soney and Loo- 
 don. Badielor of Arts of tbe Universitj^ of Cambridge. B#r« 
 1845. being tbe second and only sorynrmg son of the k' '*'~ 
 Henry Montgomery Lawrence. Knight Commander 
 Most Hoooorable Order <£ tbe Bath, of tbe Bengal 
 ArtlDery (socoeeded his iie|ibe a Sir Henry Hayes Law 
 Baronet (un. er a special remainder). 1898). Club — Sav 
 Amwlal baaringi He bears for Ana: Ermiae. • 
 cross ragaly gales, an Eastern crown or, on a chief axare I 
 swards m sakire proper be t w e e n as many leopard^ 6 
 argent. Upon the esmtcheoo. whicfa is charg ed with 
 bafd^ of Ulster as a Baronet, b placed a hdmet 
 bis degree, with a mantling gales and argent ; and 
 Gnat, otit of an Eastern crown or, a caibit arm ent 
 by a wreath of lanrd and holding a dagger all 
 with tbe Motto. " Never give in." Married, Joly 10, 
 Emily Mary. dan. of Sr George Boidett L'Estrange; 
 has Issne — Alexander Waldemar Lawrence. Esq., h. 
 19. 1874 ["■• i(>04. Anne Elirabeth le Poer. only ddd 1 
 the late Heniy le Poer Wynne of Rossbrien. co. Limefiek]| 
 and Hoooria Constance. Postal addresses — i" 
 WimUedoo ; 3 Mitre CtuBt Btaldii^^ Inner Temple: 
 
 SSiR JOSEPH LAWRENCE, a Member of tbe( 
 missioD of Lieutenancy, and Sheriff of tbe 
 London 1900-1901. M.P. for Monmouth Boroug h s 
 1901. Bom 1848, being tbe soo of Phillip Lati 
 ilmiartal baatiBga— Gules, a k»enge or. charged ' 
 rose of the fidd barbed and seeded proper. wit£m i 
 of six gridirons, three, two. and one of the second. 
 BBS gules and or. Craat — Upon a wreath of tbe ( 
 mxio a mount vert, fiames of fiie in front of a giidiimi < 
 ■otto—" Ardent." Married Margaret A., dan. of Jc 
 Jackson ; and has Issue — Maud Beatrice [*■'. 
 Hongerford PoQen. M.A.]. Residence— OsilsiaBA&, 
 Surrey. C/ir^.f— Carlton. Constitutiofia]. City Carttoo. 
 
 LAWRENCE (H. CoQ.). Or. 00 a cross ragnly i 
 gules, thirteen bexants. a chief arched of tbe 
 thereon a dragon passant of tbe first. WaaMfl 
 and or. Crart — On a wreath of tbe cofours. two 
 embowed, vested or, cufiiBd gules, each cfaarged 
 torteau. tbe bands grasping a turboc in pale 
 Motto — " Gratia vici." 
 
 Frederidt WHIiam Lawrence, Gentleman, h. . Res. 
 — Hillcote. Lansdown. Bath. 
 
 LAWRENCE {H. CoO.). Pfcr dievron argent and 
 gules, two crosses ragnly in chief of tbe last and a lamb m 
 base holding with the dexter ford^ a banner and staff al 
 of tbe first, the banner diargcd with a cross couped azore. 
 "■"•"'^ gules and argent. C^rest— On a wreath of the 
 cokxirs, a dragon's bead erased sable between two bogle- 
 bams coimter-embowed or. 
 
 Sons of David Lawrence of Pontypod, h. ; d. 
 m. : — 
 
 The Hon. Sir Alfred Tristram Lawrence, a Judge oc the 
 Hi^ Court of Justice, K.C., LL.a, Bencter of tbe Middle 
 Tem{de. J. P. co. Moomoutb. D.L. 00. Nairn, formerfy 
 Recorder of Windsor, h. ; ai. 1875. Jessie E., d. of 
 
 ^ istbemitaryCoclaula. 
 
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 George Lawrence, Esq., J. P. Seat — Invernairne, Nairn, 
 N.B. Res. — 23 Portman Square, London, W. 
 
 LAWRIE (1873). Parted per pale sable and gules, a 
 cup argent, and issuing therefrom a garland between two 
 branches of laurel proper. MantUng gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, the stump of an oak- 
 tree with a branch from either side proper. Motto — ' ' I'll 
 be wary." 
 
 Son of late James Adair Lawrie, M.D. , Prof, of Surgery 
 
 in Glasgow Univ., m. 1836, Janet, d. of William Finlay 
 
 of The Moss:— 
 
 Sir Archibald Campbell Lawrie, Knight Bach. (1901)1 
 
 LL.D. (Glasgow), Advocate, District Judge of Kandy, 
 
 Ceylon, 1873, Puisne Judge Supreme Court 1892-1901, 
 
 b. 1837; m. 1880, Constance {d. 1890), d. of John Dennis- 
 
 toun and widow of J. W. Hamilton. Seat — The Moss, 
 
 Dungoyne, co. Stirling. C/z/fo— Athenaeum, Wellington, 
 
 New (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow). 
 
 LAWSON, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 ALEXANDER LAWSON of Annfield and Burnturk, 
 CO. Fife, Esq., J. P. for that county. Born 1862, being the 
 eldest son of the late Alexander Lawson of Annfield and 
 Burnturk. Armorial bearings — Parted per saltire or 
 
 chief and a trefoil slipped in base of the fourth. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 between two arms embowed proper, holding a sun in splen- 
 dour, a trefoil as in the arms, the whole surmounted by a 
 
 ,d vert, a saltire gules, on a chief of the second, a garb 
 tween two cross crosslets fitch^e of the first. Mantling 
 ft, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 xh or, banded gules. Motto — " Te splendente." Mar- 
 Hed, Nov. 30, 1899, Edith Isabel, dau. of John Brodrick 
 )ale of Cleadon Meadows, co. Durham. Seat — Annfield, 
 ». Fife, N.B Clu6—New (Edinburgh). 
 
 Sir ARTHUR TREDGOLD LAWSON, ist Baronet 
 1900), J. P. for W.R. CO. of York. Born 1844, being the 
 on of John Lawson of Bramhope Manor, near Leeds, 
 >y his wife Sarah, dau. of John James Baker of York. 
 Urmorial bearings — Per chevron argent and or, a chevron 
 nvected sable, plain cottised vert, between two martlets in 
 
 rainbow also proper. Motto — " Surge et fulge." Married, 
 1879, Louise Frederica Edith Auguste, dau. of John Stac- 
 poole O'Brien, Esq., J. P., of Tanderagee, co. Armagh; 
 and has Issue — (i) Digby Lawson, Esq., d. 1880; (2) Arthur 
 Bertram Lawson, Esq. , d. 1882 ; and Olive Louise. Seat — 
 Bedale Hall, Yorkshire. Ctuds — Carlton, St. Stephen's. 
 
 EDWARD MAULE LAWSON-SMITH, Esq., J. P. 
 for W. Riding of the co. of York, B.A. of Trin. Coll. 
 (Cantab.). Born 1859, being the second son of the late 
 Rev. Edward Lawson of Longhirst, Northumberland, by 
 Mary, dau. of George Maule ; and assumed the surname 
 and arms of Smith by Royal License, under the will of his 
 cousin, Thomas George Smith of Togston. Cluis — Isth- 
 mian, Yorkshire (York). Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure a castle proper between two fiaunches or, 
 each charged with a fountain, on a chief argent, three 
 storks' heads erased of the field (for Smith) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 on a chevron sable, another ermine between three martlets 
 of the second (for Lawson). Mantling azure and or ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a stork argent, holding in the beak a serpent proper 
 (for Smith) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, two arms embowed, vested ermine, cuffed or, sup- 
 porting between the hands proper a sun in splendour gold. 
 Married, 1886, Ethel Mary, second dau. of Sir W. G. 
 Davies, K.C.S.I. ; and has, with other Issue — Thomas 
 Edward, b. 1889. Residence — Colton Lodge, Tadcaster. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM EDWARD LAWTON, Gentleman, 
 formerly of Lawton Hall, near Stoke-on-Trent. Born June 
 24, 1873, being the eldest son of the late Wilham John Percy 
 Lawton of Lawton Hall, by his wife MaryMaud, eldest dau. 
 of Hon. Edward Morris Erskine, C.B. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a fesse between three cross crosslets fitch^e 
 sable, a cinquefoil of the first. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf rampant 
 argent, licking a wound in the right shoulder. 
 
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 LAX. quartered by MAYNARD. 
 
 « FRANCIS LAYLAND-BARRATT. Esquire. M.A., 
 LL.B. (Trinity Hall) Cantab.. J. P. and D.L. for 
 Cornwall, High Sheriff of Cornwall 1897. M.P. for Tor- 
 quay Division of Devonshire since 1900 (assumed by Royal 
 Licence additional name of Layland in 1895). Bom Aug. 
 I a, i860, being the only son of Francis Barratt and Anna 
 Mitchell, dau. and co-heiress of John Pascoe Bennetts of 
 Woodlane. Falmouth. J. P. for Falmouth. C/«^j— Reform. 
 Devonshire. Royal 'I'hantes Yacht ; Commodore of the 
 Royal Cornwall Yacht Club. Armorial bearioKB— Quar- 
 
 terly 1 and 4, argent, on a chevron indented between three 
 bears statnnt sable, muzzled or, as many pallets of the 
 last, each charged with a cross crosslet fitch6e of the 
 second (for Barratt); 2. per pale argent and or. a grey- 
 hound courant between in chief two cornish choughs and 
 in base as many crosses patfc all sable (for Williams) ; 
 3. per fesse gules and sable, in chief two demi-lions ram- 
 pant, and in base as many bezants (for Bennetts); impaling 
 the arms of Layland, namely argent, on a fesse raguly 
 gules, between six ears of wheat, three and three vert, 
 banded or in chief, and two escallops in base of the third. 
 a lion passant of the first. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bear sable, muzzled, 
 sem^e of escallops, and resting the dexter forepaw on an 
 escallop all or. Motto — " Cui debeo fidus." Married, 
 Sept. 9. 1884, Frances, eldest dau. of the late Thomas 
 Layland of Stonehouse, Wallasey, Cheshire ; and has Issue 
 — Francis Henry Godolphin Layl.ind-Barratt, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. II, 1896; Dorothea Ley land ; Petronel Eleanor; 
 and Frances Patricia. Residences — 68 Cadogan Square. 
 London, S.W.; The Red House, Cromer; Tregarne 
 Lodge. St. Austell, Cornwall. 
 
 LEA. quartered by BELLAIRS. 
 
 HLHis Honour GEORGE HARRIS LEA, Judge of 
 9 the County Courts, Deputy - Lieutenant for the 
 *r ^o county of Hereford. Born April 2, 1843. being 
 ^^^ the second son of George B. Lea of Kidder- 
 minster, by his wife Emma, daughter of George 
 Harris of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester. Club 
 — New University. Livery — Blue. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Or, a fesse indented gules, between 
 in chief two lions passant of the second, in base a rock, 
 thereon a beaver proper, spotted ermine, in the mouth a 
 sprig of willow slipped vert. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a mount vert, thereon a demi-heraldic 
 antelope argent, supporting a bird bolt erect or, three pheons 
 
 fuseways sable; with the Motto. "Semper fidelis." Mar- 
 ried, firstly. November 29, 1864, Mary, daughter of E. 
 Fulvoye, Esquire; and by her (who died September 25, 
 1867I had Issue— (1) Harold Futvoye Lea, Esq., Capi. 
 P.W.O. Yorkshire Regt.. born September 19, 1867; and 
 Gertrude. He married secondly, February 2C. 1873, 
 Marion, daughter of C. Bushell ; and has issue, (2) George 
 Percy Lea, Gentleman, born May 18, 1875 I (3) Gerald 
 Ernest Lea, Esq., Capt. Worcestershire Regt. ; (4) Ronald 
 Sidney Harris Lea, Gentleman; Ethel; Ida; and Brinda. 
 Estate — Some lands in parish of Grendon Bishop, in the 
 county of Hereford. Postal address — Broadlands, Hereford. 
 
 The Reverend THOMAS SIMCOX LEA. Master of 
 Arts of the University of Oxford, Scholar of Hertford 
 College. Born April 21. 1857. being the eldest son of the 
 late Reverend Frederic Simcox Lea of Astley Hall, in the 
 county of Worcester, and The Lakes, Kidderminster, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Oxford. Prebendary of Hereford, 
 and Rector of Tedstone Delamere. by his wife Elizabeth 
 Catherine, second daughter of the Reverend Henry Clark. 
 Vicar of Harmston, in the county of Lincoln. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Ermine, a fesse dancett^ 
 vert flory counterflory or, between in chief two lions passant 
 sable and in base a stag lodged proper, collared, and chain 
 reflexed over the back ot the third. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert 
 and argent ; and for his Cre st, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a beaver proper. sem6e-de-lis or, holding in the mouth a 
 branch of willow also proper. Motto — " Spe vitae melioris." 
 Married, Sept. 7, 1899, Mary, second dau. of the late James 
 Gay of Aylsham, Norfolk. Seat — Astley Hall, Stourport, in 
 the CO. of Worcester. Residence— L,cck Vicarage, Kirkby 
 Lonsdale. 
 
 LEACH (H. Coll.). Azure, a lion rampant argent, 
 gorged with a collar nebuly of the field, a chief nebuly of 
 the second, thereon a crown vallary between two mascles 
 gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreatl] 
 
 of the colours, in front of a dexter cubit arm, the hand 
 
 f rasping a serpent head upwards proper, three mascles or. 
 [otto — " Finis coronal opus." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Thomas Leach, B.A. , Clerk in H, Orders, 
 Vicar of Thornton in Lonsdale, co. York, b. 1818; J. 
 1875 ; m. 1847, Anne Elizabeth, d. of Richard Lodge, 
 Surgeon : — 
 Rev. Thomas Leach, B.A. (Corp. Christi Coll.. Camb.), 
 
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 Clerk in H. Orders, Vicar of Burton-in-Lonsdale, b. 1848 ; 
 m. 1876, Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Linnell of Delamere 
 Forest; and has issue— (i) Robert Leach, Gentleman, b. 
 1881 ; Dorothy; Anne Katharine; and Marjory. Res. — 
 The Vicarage, Burton-in-Lonsdale. 
 
 Rev. Edmund Foxcroft Leach, M.A. (Christ's Coll., 
 Camb. ), Rector of St. John's, Deansgate, Manchester, b 
 1851. Res. — The Rectory, Great John Street, Manchester. 
 
 Richard Ernest Leach, Gentleman, M.A., Mayor of 
 Appleby, Westmorland, b. 1856; m. 1884, Lucy, d. of 
 Rev. Benjamin Swift, LL.B. ; and has issue — Isabel 
 Dorothea. Res. — The Junior House, Salisbury School. 
 
 THOMAS GREENSHIELDS-LEADBETTER, Es- 
 quire, of Stobieside, J. P. co. Lanark, F.S.A. (Scot.), 
 Member of the Royal Company of Archers (The King's 
 Body Guard for Scotland), a Commissioner of Supply for 
 Lanarkshire (assumed by authority of Lyon King of Arms, 
 1902, the additional surname of Greenshields). Born 
 October 21, 1859, being the eldest son of James Green- 
 shields Leadbetter, Esq., of Stobieside, county Lanark, 
 J. P. for that county, by Margaret his wife, only dau. 
 of Hugh Macpherson of Blantyreferme, Lanarkshire. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a chevron gules, between two 
 
 Snescutcheons vert in chief, and in base a thistle proper, 
 Impaling those of Usher of Norton, namely, gules, a saltire 
 Ebetween four batons argent, garnished sable. Mantling 
 [gules, doubled or. Crest — Issuing out of a mural coronet 
 Igules, a demi-unicorn ermine, armed, crined, and unguled 
 LOr ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, "Tula 
 timens." Married, 1890, Mary Anne, second dau. of Sir 
 John Usher, ist Bart., of Norton and Wells; and has 
 .Issue — (i) James Greenshields Leadbetter, Gentleman, b. 
 [^Aug. II, 1891 ; (2) John Usher Leadbetter, Gentleman, b. 
 
 Sept. 12, 1893 ; (3) Alan Edmonstoune Leadbetter, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 28, 1896 ; Mary Balmer ; and Jean Gillespie. 
 Residences — Stobieside, Strathaven, N.B. ; Edmonston, 
 Biggar, N.B. ; and Swinton House, Coldstream, N.B. 
 Clubs — University (Edin.), and Scottish Conservative 
 (Edin.). 
 
 LEADBETTER (L.O.). Sable, on a chevron between 
 three annulets or, three quatrefoils of the field. Mantling 
 
 sable doubled or. Crest — Issuing out of a mural crown 
 
 or, a demi-unicorn ermine, armed, crined, and unguled 
 
 gold. Motto — " Tuta timens." 
 
 Only surv. s. of late Robert Hutton Leadbetter, 
 Glasgow, b. 1827 ; d. 1902 ; ?«. 1865, Margaret, d. of 
 Hugh Lammie : — 
 James Stevenson Leadbetter, Gentleman, Advocate, B.A. 
 
 and LL.B. (Camb.), b. 1867. 
 
 LEADBITTER (H. Coll.). Gules, on a chevron or, 
 
 between three bezants as many crosses patonce of the field. 
 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a griffin's head sable, erased gules, pierced through 
 
 the mouth with an arrow fesseways or. Motto — " Fidelis." 
 
 Son of Thomas Leadbitter, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 
 
 1787 ; d. 1874 ; m. 1827, Frances, d. of John Graham 
 
 of Low House, nr. Wetheral, co. Cumberland : — 
 
 Thomas Francis Leadbitter, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 
 
 1839 ; m. 1872, Matilda, d. of Joseph Thos. Savory of 
 
 Wendover, Bucks, Surgeon ; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 
 Francis John Graham Leadbitter, Gentleman, b. 1881 
 
 (2) Matthew Graham Leadbitter, Gentleman, b. 1885 
 
 (3) Eric Cyril Egerton Leadbitter, Gentleman, b. 1891 
 Frances May \m. 1899, Rev. Arthur Gordon Robertson. 
 Vicar Choral of Salisbury Cathedral] ; Violet Graham 
 
 Sj. 1903, A. J. Carew of the Indian Police] ; and Margaret 
 elen. Seat — Warden, nr. Hexham, Northumberland. 
 Res. — Auckland House, Willesden Lane, London, N.W. 
 Clubs — Northumberland and Northern Counties, City 
 Liberal. 
 
 Descendants of John Francis Leadbitter-Smith of Flass 
 Hall :— 
 Vide Matthew Edward Leadbitter-Smith. 
 
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 MATTHEW EDWARD LEADBITTER - SMITH. 
 Esquirr. J. P. for co. Durham, late Lieut. -Col. commanding 
 4th Batt. Durham Light Infantry. Bom Oct. la. 1841. 
 being the only son of the l.-»tc John Francis I>cadbiiter- 
 Smith. Esq.. /.P.. of Flass Hall. co. Durham, bv his wife 
 Annie, dau. of Thomas Storey of Fawdon. co. Northum- 
 berland. Liv€ry — Dark green. Armorial bearlngt — 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, pwr pale gules and azure, on a chevron 
 engrailed or, between three bezants, each charged with a 
 cross pate^ fitche6 sable, as many crosses pate^ fitch6e of 
 the last (for Smith) ; 2 and 3, gules, on a chevron or, be- 
 tween three bezants, as many crosses patonce of the field 
 (for Leadbitter). MnTitUng gules and or. Crests— i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a stag lodged argent, sem^e of 
 estoiles azure, attired and gorged with an Eastern crown, 
 the chain reflexed over the back or (for Smith) ; 2. on a 
 wreatli of the colours, a griffin's head sable, erased gules, 
 pierced through the mouth with an arrow fesseways or (for 
 Leadbitter). ' Motto —" Vigilans. " Married, Oct. 29, 
 1870, Adela Alice (d. June 2, 1897), dau. of Lieut. -Col. 
 William Henry Graham, formerly Bengal Engineers ; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Edward Joseph Leadbitter-Smith, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 1871 ; (2) John Francis Leadbitter- 
 Smith, Gentleman, b. Jan. 22, 1873 ; (3) Nicholas Augustine 
 Graham Leadbitter-Smith, Gentleman, b. April 27, 1880 ; 
 Mary Ethelreda Louisa ; Adela Monica Josephine ; Hilda 
 Mary Teresa; Agnes Mary Winifride. Estates — Flass. 
 Wooley. Haining, Osmondcroft, Cock House. Scoulshouse, 
 Blaydon. Seat — Flass Hall. Durham. C/ttdi— Northumber- 
 land and Northern Counties (Whitehall), County, (Dur- 
 ham). 
 
 CHARLES REGINALD DE VERE LEADER, Gentle- 
 man. Bom November 29, 1847, being the eldest son of the 
 late Captain Thomas Leonard Leader, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy- Lieutenant, of Ash Grove, in the county of Cork, 
 by his first wife Airlie, only daughter of the late Captain 
 Macdougall, 42nd Highlanders. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse sable between three 
 ogresses, each charged with an escallop of the first, a lion's 
 head erased between two boars' heads also erased or, all 
 within a bordure wavy gules. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm embowed, habited paly wavy of six vert and gules, 
 the hand grasping a branch of three roses barbed and 
 leaved all proper. Motto, " Probum non poenitet." Mar- 
 ried, 1871. Fanny, daughter of Captain Moore, late 3Sth 
 Regiment ; and has Issue — A son. Seat — Ash Grove, near 
 Macroom. 
 
 HOLLAND WATERHOUSE LEADER, Gentleman. 
 Bom Aug. 25, 1858, being the eldest son of the late John 
 
 Daniel Leader, Gentleman, F.S.A., J. P. for the city of 
 Sheffield, by his wife Mary, younger dau. of Robert Water- 
 house of Sheffield. Livery — Bl.ick. with gilt buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Or. on a fesse between three escallops 
 within as many annulets sable, a lion's head between two 
 boars' heads all erased of the field, a bordure nebuly of 
 the second, a cn^cent for difference. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an arm embowed issuing from an annulet and 
 vested or, charged with two jjallets engrailed sable, the 
 hand holding a sprig of three roses proper ; with the 
 Motto, " Virtus salus ducum." Married, June 20, 1899, 
 Margaret la Fontaine, second dau. of the Rev. Alan Steel, 
 Vicar of Woodsetts, Yorks. Residence — 34 Prussia Road, 
 Hoylake, near Birkenhead. 
 
 ROBP2RT LEADER, Gentleman, Barrister - at - Law. 
 Bom Nov. 8, i860, being the second son of the late John 
 Daniel leader. Gentleman. F".S.A.. J. P. for the city of 
 Sheffield, by his wife Mary, younger dau. of Robert Water- 
 house of Sheffield. Armorial bearings— Or. on a fesse 
 between three escallops within as many annulets sable, a 
 lion's head between two boars' heads all erased of the field, 
 a bordure nebuly of the second, a crescent for difference. 
 Mft"tH"g sable and or. Crest-— On a wreath of the col- 
 ours, an arm embowed issuing from an annulet and vested 
 or, charged with two pallets engrailed sable, the hand hold- 
 ing a sprig of three roses proper. Motto — " Virtus saltUi 
 ducum. Residence— T&^ion Park Road, Sheffield. 
 
 I 
 
 LEADER (R.L., 1903. U.O.). Quarterly, i and 
 argent, on a fesse sable, between three ogresses eacl 
 charged with an escallop of the field, a lion's head betweei 
 two boars' heads all erased or. a bordure engrailed gule 
 
 (Leader); 2 and 3. per fesse the base per pale in chief or,' 
 
 a dexter hand couped at the wrist gules, grasping a sword < 
 erect entwined with a serpent proper, between two lions 
 rampant respecting each other of the second, in the dexter, 
 base vert, a buck trippant of the first ; in the sinister, p 
 bend argent and sable, a boar passant counterchangi 
 (Sullivan). Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 wreath of the colours, an arm embowed vested paly of si: 
 vert and gules, holding in the hand a branch of three ro: 
 proper. Motto — " Probum non poenitet." 
 
 Son of Rev. Leonard Leader Sullivan. B.A. DubUa, 
 b. 1842; d. 1874; m. 1866, Mary Louisa Leader: — 
 The Rev. Leonard Leader Leader (formerly Sullivan) 
 M.A.. b. 1866; m. 1893, Ellen Jane, d. of William Stock- 
 ings of Stony Stratford, Bucks ; and has surv. issue— (il 
 Leonard William Leader Leader, Gentleman, b. 1895; (a^ 
 Donald Benjamin Leader Leader, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; am 
 Elsie Muriel Gertrude. 5ea/— Stake Hill, Clonbanin Cross, 
 CO. Cork. 
 
 LEAKE, see MARTIN-LEAKE. 
 
 LEARMOUTH, see LIVINGSTONE-LEARMOUTH! 
 
 LEATHES (H. Coll., 1783). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, 
 on a bend between three fleurs-de-lis or, as many mullets 
 pierced gules (Leathes) ; 2 and 3, or, a cross engrailed gules, 
 m the dexter chief a Cornish chough proper. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-griffin segreant or, armed and langued gules 
 (Leathes) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a dove with an 
 olive branch in its beak all proper. Mottoes — "In ardua 
 virtus" (Leathes) ; " Tending to Peace" (Mussenden). 
 
 Sons of Henry Mussenden Leathes, Gentleman, of 
 
 Herringfleet Hall, sometime of R.H.A., b. 1789; 
 
 d. 1864 ; m. 1827, Charlotte Cook. d. of John Fowler 
 
 of Gunton Hall. Suffolk :— 
 Hill Mussenden Leathes, Esq., J. P. Suffolk, Hon. Col. 
 Norfolk Art. Vol., late Major Suffolk Art. Mil., b. 1829; 
 m. 1856, Mary Louisa, d. of James Duncan Thomson, Esq., 
 J. P., of Sunny Bank, co. Brecon ; and has surv. issue— (i) 
 Herbert de Mussenden Leathes, Esq., Major 3rd Batt. 
 Yorks. Regt., b. 1863 [m. 1895, Agnes Isabel, d. of late 
 Archibald J. Stephens, Esq., Q.C., LL.D., Recorder of 
 Winchester ; and has issue— John Duncan de Mussenden 
 Leathes, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; and William Henry Bernard 
 de Mussenden Leathes, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; Robert 
 Herbert de Mussenden Leathes, Gentleman, b. 189B ; and 
 Dulcibel Laura Moreen de Mussenden] ; (2) Carteret de 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Lea 
 
 Lea 
 
 813 
 
 Mussenden Leathes, Gentleman, b. 1869 [m. 1896, Mary 
 Knyfton, only d. of late Capt. A. R. Graves of Charlton, 
 Ludwell, Salisbury ; and has issue — Mary Frances de 
 Mussenden] ; Frances Mary de Mussenden [in. 1885, Col. 
 William Whitmore Smith, R.A]; Gertrude Kate de 
 Mussenden ; Beatrice Georgina de Mussenden ; Evelyn 
 Maud de Mussenden ; and Kathleen Hilda de Mussenden. 
 Seat — Herringfleet Hall, Lowestoft. Club — Norfolk 
 (Norwich), Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht. 
 
 Rev. Carteret Henry Leathes, B.A. , Rector of Reedham- 
 cum-Freethorpe, b. 1832 ; w. 1856, Lucy Ellen, d. of Rev. 
 William H. Clarke; and has issue — (1) Carteret Eustace 
 de Mussenden Leathes, Gentleman, M.A. (Cant.), Mus. 
 Bac. (Oxon.), F.R.C.O., b. 1867; (2) Hill Mussenden 
 Leathes, Gentleman, M.A. (Cant.) M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 
 b. 1869 [nt. 1897, Geraldine Fountaine] ; Edith Mary ; and 
 Millicent. Res. — Reedham Rectory, R.S.O., Norfolk. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Frederick Leathes, B.A. (Camb.), Rector 
 
 of Reedham b. ; d. ; m. 1821, Elizabeth, d. of 
 
 Rev. J. Thomson : — 
 John Thurlow Leathes, Gentleman, late R.A., b 
 Res.— 
 James Leathes, Gentleman, (J. . Res. — 
 
 Son of Edward Leathes, Esq., of Normanstone, J. P. 
 
 and D.L. Suffolk, Lt. ist Roy. Dragoons, b. ; 
 
 d. 1871 ; m. , Eliza Mary, d. of John Galloway of 
 
 E.xeter : — 
 William Charles Edwardes Leathes, Gentleman, b. 1842. 
 Seat — Normanstone, Lowestoft. 
 
 ARTHUR WILLIAM LEATHAM, Esquire, J. P. 
 Born Aug. lo, 1851, being the eldest son of the late Edward 
 Aldam Leatham, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , M.A. and Fellow of 
 University College, London, M.P. for Huddersfield 1859-65, 
 and 1868-86, High Sheriff for co. Gloucesttr 1891, by his wife 
 Mary Jane, only dau. of the late John Fowler of Gastard 
 House, near Melksham, co. Wilts. Liveiy -White twined 
 up with dark blue, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 
 of Miserden, Wishanger and Winstone, in co. Gloucester. 
 5^rt^— Miserden Park, near Circenster. Club — Arthur's. 
 
 SAMUEL GURNEY LEATHAM, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace. Born December 13, 1840, being the eldest son 
 of the late William Henry Leatham, Esquire, of Hems- 
 worth Hall, Member of Parliament for Wakefield, 1865 to 
 1868, when he retired, and for the South Division of the 
 West Riding of Yorkshire, 1880 to 1885, by his wife 
 Priscilla, fourth daughter of Samuel Gurney of Ham House, 
 West Ham, in the county of Essex. Club — Carlton. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per saltire ermine 
 and or, on a chief engrailed azure, three bezants each 
 charged with a saltire gules. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a nest, thereon an eagle, wings elevated or, the nest and 
 wings fretty vert. Motto — " Virtute vinces." Married, 
 February 28, 1867, Annie Gertrude, third daughter of John 
 Frederic La Trobe Bateman, Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 of Moorpark ; and has Isstie — (i) Frederic Gurney Leatham, 
 Esq., J. P. for West Riding, co. Yorks, b. Jan. 19, 1868; 
 (2) Eustace La Trobe Leatham, Gentleman, Royal Navy, 
 b. Aug. 3, 1870; (3) Cecil Maxwell Leatham, Gentleman, 
 2nd East Yorks Regt., b. Sept. 6, 1875 ; (4) Bertram Henry 
 Leatham, Gentleman, ist Yorks Regt., b. March 2, 1881 ; 
 
 (5) Nigel Clere Leatham, Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 1883 ; 
 
 (6) Ralph Leatham, Gentleman, R.N., b. March 3, 1888; 
 Gertrude Hilda, rf. Dec. 28, 1868 ; Catherine Isabella; Norah 
 Margaret ; Mildred Agnes ; Dorothy Mary ; and Sibyl 
 Grace. Seat — Hemsworth Hall, in the West Riding co. 
 York. 
 
 S GERARD FREDERICK TOWLERTON LEA- 
 THER, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for countv 
 Northumberland ; late Major Northumberland (5th) Fusi- 
 liers. Born August 16, 1865, being the eldest son of the 
 late Frederick John Leather, Esquire, of Leventhorpe Hall, 
 in the county of York, and of Middleton Hall, in the county 
 of Northumberland, and the Friary, Tickhill, in the county 
 of York, Justice of the Peace for the counties of York and 
 Northumberland, by his wife Gertrude Elizabeth Sophia, 
 youngest daughter of the Reverend Charles Walters, Master 
 of Arts, Vicar of Wardington, in the county of Oxford. 
 Armoiial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a bend 
 sable, cotised compony or and of the last, a fountain be- 
 tween two mullets of six points also or. Upon the escut- 
 
 Per saltire ermine and or, on a chief engrailed azure, three 
 bezants each charged with a saltire gules. Mant'ing azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a nest 
 and thereon an eagle with wings fretty vert. Motto — 
 "Virtute vinces." Married Mary Elise, only dau. of H. 
 Martyn Kennard, Esq., J. P. and D.L. ; and has Issue — 
 Robert Edward Kennard Leatham, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; 
 and Mary Katlierine, Estates — The Estates and Manors 
 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant sable, charged on the shoulder 
 with three mullets of six points, two and one or, holding 
 between the paws a fountain. Motto — "Nil nisi quod 
 honestum." Married, October 15, 1891, Margaret Ethel, 
 only dau. of Victor Coates, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Antrim, 
 of Rathmore, in the co. of Antrim; and has Issue — (i) 
 
 is the Naval Cockacle- 
 
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 Lea 
 
 Lee 
 
 Ralph Towlerton I^eaiher, Gentleman, *. Nov. 19, 189a ; 
 (a) Guy Victor Leather, Gentlenian, i. Jan. 14, 1897 ; and 
 Daphne Margaret. AVo/— Middlcton Hall, Belford, in the 
 CO. of Northumlierland. C/ttts— Army and Navy, Hur- 
 lingham, Auton>obile. 
 
 ARTHUR HUGO LEATHER-CULLEY. Esquire. 
 I. P. for CO. Northumberland ; assumed in 1896, by Royal 
 Licence, the additional name and arms of CuUey. Bom 
 March 30, 1846, l)cing the younger son of the late John 
 Towlerton Leather, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Middlelon Hall, 
 CO. Northumberland, and of I^venthorpe Hall, co. York. 
 Armorial bearing*— Quarterly i and 4, per pale indented 
 aiure and sable, on a chevron engrailed ermine, between 
 three talbots" heads erased or, as many roses gules, barbed 
 and seeded proper, and for distinction a cross crosslet also 
 gold (for Culley) ; a and 3, argent, on a bend sable, plain 
 cotised comp>ony of the s>econd and or, a fountain be- 
 tween two mullets of six points also or (for Leather). 
 ifmntHng azure and argent. OrestB — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of an oak tree proper, a lalbot statant 
 per pale azure and or, gorged with a collar gemelle argent, 
 and holding in the mouth a lily slipped proper and charged 
 for distinction upon the shoulder with a cross crosslet gold 
 (for Culley) ; a. on a wreath of the culours, a dcmi-lion 
 sable, holding in the paws a fountain, and charged on the 
 shoulder with three mullets of six points, two and one or. 
 Motto — " .^niicos semper amat." Married, Feb. 37, 1878, 
 
 Jane Darling (Lady of Grace of Order of Hosp. of St. 
 ohn of Jerusalem in England), only dau. and heiress of 
 the late George Culley, Esq., C.B., of Fowberry Tower; 
 and has Issue — .Arthur George Leather-Culley, Gentleman, 
 late Lieut. Coldstream Guards, 6. April 10, 1879. Seal — 
 Fowberry Tower, near Belford, Northumberland. Clubs— 
 Isthmian, Yorkshire (York), Northern Counties (Newcastle- 
 on-Tyne). 
 
 5 JOHN HURLFSTON LECHE, Esquire, J.P, and 
 D.L. for CO. Chester, High SheriflF 1851, late Captain 
 Cheshire Militia. Bom Feb. 35, 1827, being the eldest son 
 of the late John Hurleston Leche, Esq., High Sheriff of co. 
 Chester, by his wife Elizabeth Antonia, eldest dau. of 
 Anthony Innys Stokes of St. Botolph's, co. Pembroke. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a chief indented gules, 
 three ducal coronets or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a cubit arm proper, the 
 hand grasping a snake vert. Motto — "Alia corona fidis- 
 simo. Married, firstly, July 18, 1850, Caroline, eldest 
 dau. of Edwin Corbett of Darnhall, co. Chester ; and by her 
 badtwodaus. — Caroline Maud; and Florence Ann [m., Oct. 
 ao, 1875, the Hon. George Thomas Kenyon, second son of 
 Rt. Hon. Lloyd, 3rd Baron Kenyon, of Gredington, co. 
 Flint, by his wife Hon. Georgiana de Grey, dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Thomas, 4th Lord Walsingham]. He married secondly, 
 June 18, 1855, Eleanor Francis, second dau. of Captain 
 Charles Stanhope Jones, of 58th Regt. ; and has Issjte — John 
 Hurleston Leche, Esq., J. P., b. November 19,1858 [m., 
 Nov. 13, 1888, Kathleen Marie, eldest dau. of Charles 
 Donaldson - Hudson, Esq., M,P. , of Cheswardine, co. 
 Salop; and had issue, John Hurleston Leche, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 21, 1889 ; and Charles Wilbraham Leche, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1891, d. 1894] ; Ermentrude Eleanor Augusta ; 
 Gwendoline Mary ; and Violet Alice [m. , Nov, 19, 1889, 
 Frederick William, third son of William Haines ; and has 
 issue, Elizabeth Violet ; and Phyllis Mary]. Seats— Catdtn 
 Park, near Chester ; and Stretton Hall, Malpas. 
 
 LECKY, see BROWNE-LECKY. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD HARTPOLE LECKY, Gentle- 
 man, Honorary Doctor of Laws of the Universities of 
 Dublin, Glasgow, and St. Andrews, Honorary Doctor of 
 Civil Law of the University of Oxford, Honorary Doctor 
 of Literature of the University of Cambridge. Born 
 March 26, 1838, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Hartpole Lecky, Esq., J. P., by his wife Mary Anne, 
 dau. of W. E. Tallents of Newark-on-Trent. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4, gules a chevron between 
 three roses argent (for Lecky) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron 
 embattled argent, on a chief of the last a torteau 
 between two lions' heads erased sable. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an anchor in pale proper, cabled or 
 
 and gules, surmounted by a boar's head erased and erect 
 azure ; with the Motto, ' ' Gubemat navem Deus. " Married, 
 June 1870, the Baroness de Dedem, daughter of Baron de 
 Dedem, Lieutenanl-General in the Dutch Service. Estates 
 — Ballyvale, &c., in the county of Carlow; Kilbracken, in 
 Queen s County. Club — Athenceum. 
 
 LEE, quartered by GUINNESS and LANE. 
 
 LEE, see DILLON and VAUGHAN-LEE. 
 
 CONSTANCE ANNE LEE, Spinster, only surviving 
 daughter of the late Reverend William Blackstone Lee, 
 Rector of Wootton Woodstock, in the county of Oxford, by 
 his wife Elizabeth, daughter of the late Charles Thomson, 
 Esquire, Master in Chancery, of Dalzells, St. Kilt's, and 
 14 Portland Place, London, W. Armorial bearings are, 
 upon a lozenge : Quarterly i and 4, gules a fesse chequy or 
 and azure, between ten billets, four in chief and three, two 
 and one in base argent (for I^ee) ; 2 and 3 azure, a cinquefoil 
 pierced within a bordure engrailed ermine (for Astley). 
 Postal address— t, Sion Hill, Bath. 
 
 Sir EDWARD LEE, Knight Bachelor. Born 1833, 
 being the second son of the late Reverend Frederick Lee, 
 Master of Arts, Rector of Easington, in the county of 
 Oxford, and Vicar of Stantonbury, in the county of 
 Buckingham, by his wife Mary, only daughter of George 
 Ellys of Aylesbury ; dubbed Knight Bachelor, 1872, by 
 His Excellency the Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse couped, 
 between three crescents sable, as many hawks' lures or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and argent; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon an eagle's leg 
 fesseways erased at the thigh, the claw to the sinister azure, 
 a falcon belled or, legged gules, twined round the body and 
 neck with a hawk's lure sable; with the Motto, " Fide et 
 constantly." Married, 1870, Emily, daughter of the late 
 T. Davies of Regent's Park. Postal address — Castlenau, 
 Church Road, Barnes, Surrey. 
 
 LEE (H. Coll.) Argent, on a fesse couped between 
 three crescents sable, as many hawks' lures or. Crest — 
 uf)on a wreath of the colours, upon an eagle's leg fesseways 
 erased at the thigh, the claws to the sinister azure, a falcon 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 belled or, legged gules, twined round the body and neck 
 by a hawk's lure sable. Motto — " Fide et constanti,!" 
 Livery — White or grey cloth, with black cufifs, collar, and 
 trimmings. 
 
 Sons of the Rev. Frederick George Lee, Student of 
 Civil Law of the University of Oxford, Doctor of 
 Divinity, and formerly Fellow of the Society of Anti- 
 quaries, sometime Vicar of All Saints', Lambeth, b. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Lee 
 
 lee 
 
 815 
 
 January 6, 1832 ;■ d. 1902 ; m. June 9, 1859, Elvira 
 
 Louisa (who died Sept. i, 1890), fourth and youngest 
 
 d. of the Rev. Joseph Duncan Ostrehan, B.A. of the 
 
 University of Oxford, Vicar of Creech St. Michael, in 
 
 the CO. of Somerset : — 
 
 Frederick Reginald Benedict Duncan Lee, Esq., M.A. 
 
 O.xon. 1891, Capt. in Vol. Forces of India, b. July 2, 1861. 
 
 Postal address — 22 Earl's Court Gardens. 
 
 Gordon Ambrose de Lisle Lee, Gentleman, Bluemantle 
 Pursuivant of Arms [to whom refer]. 
 Leonard Miles Henry Lee, Gentleman, b. Feb. 24, 1867. 
 
 S GORDON AMBROSE DE LISLE LEE, Gentleman, 
 Bluemantle Pursuivant of Arms. Bom July 11, 1863, 
 being the second son of the late Rev. Frederick George Lee, 
 Doctor of Divinity, sometime Vicar of All Saints', Lam- 
 beth, by his wife Elvira Louisa, youngest daughter of the 
 Reverend Joseph Duncan Ostrehan, sometime Vicar of 
 Creech St. Michael, in the county of Somerset. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse couped 
 
 passant argent, collared and chained azure, charged upon 
 the body with two cinquefoils of the last, resting the dexter 
 forepaw on an escocheon or, thereon a fleur-de-lis also azure. 
 Motto — " Patitur qui vincit." Married, 1892, Edith Ger- 
 
 between three crescents sable, as many hawks' lures or, 
 impaling the arms of Wallace, namely gules, sem^e-de-lys 
 or, a lion rampant argent, within a bordure compony azure 
 and of the third. Crest — Upon an eagle's leg fesseways 
 erased at the thigh, the claw to the sinister azure, a falcon 
 belled or, legged gules, twined round the body and neck 
 by a hawk's lure sable. MottO — "Fide et constantly. " 
 Married, August 8, 1888, Rose Mary, elder daughter of 
 Robert Cyril Wallace, sometime Secretary to the Earl 
 Marshal ; and has Issue — Mary Flora. Postal addresses — 
 Heralds' College, London, E.G. ; Selwood Lodge, Elm 
 Place, South Kensington. 
 
 LENNOX BERTRAM LEE, Esq. , of How Caple Court, 
 CO. Hereford, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Sherwood Foresters. 
 Born Nov. 1864, being the eldest son of the late Sir Joseph 
 Cocksey Lee Knight Bachelor, J. P., of Rossendale, co. 
 Lanes., Dunham Massey. co. Cheshire, and Lea Hurst, 
 CO. Derby, by his wife Henrietta Burleigh, dau. of the 
 Rev. James Hill of Brighton, Sussex. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, three bars or, a bend invected chequy of the last 
 and gules, plain cotised ermine, in the sinister chief point 
 a bear's head erased at the neck of the last. Mantling 
 zure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a bear 
 
 trude, second dau. of Malcolm Maclellan ; and has Issue — 
 Lennox Cleland Lee Lee, Esq., b. 1893. Estates — How 
 Caple and Garraway. Postal address — How Caple Court, 
 Ross. 
 
 WILLIAM BLACKSTONE LEE, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Wiltshire, Representative of 
 Lee of Lea, Alderton, Stanton, Roden, Berrington, &c. , and 
 
 afterwards of Langley, Lea Hall, Acton Burnell, and Coton 
 Hall, Salop, and Cholderton House, Wilts. Born May 3, 
 1842, being the third and only surviving son of the Reverend 
 William Blackstone Lee, Rector of Wootton, Woodstock, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Charles Tbom- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 Lee 
 
 Lee 
 
 son. Esquire, Master in Chancery, of 14 Portland Place, 
 and Dalzells, St. Kitt's, by his wife and cousin Anne 
 Dalzcll 'I'ltomson of DaUells, descended from Sir Robert 
 DaUeil, who was created Earl of Camwath in 1639. The 
 rt-cords of the Heralds' Colle^ and others show that from 
 the lime of Reigner or Regmald dc I^. Sheriff in laoi, 
 many of the faniily were knighted. Eyton gives an unbrolven 
 descent through the Stantons from 1086, and through the 
 Astleys of Nonlley fiom about 1100-1135. The riaronetcy 
 granted by James I. to Humphry Leo became rxtiiict 1660. 
 ZjVr/y— Dark green, with brass buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ingl (Allowed first Vn. of Shropshire 1569)— Quarterly i 
 and 4, gules, a fesse chequy or and azure, between ten 
 billets, four in chief, and three, two and one in base argent 
 (for Lee) ; 3 and 3, azure, a cinquefoil pierced ermine within 
 a bordure engrailed of the last (for Astley). Mant.Ung gules 
 and argent. Great — On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 staff raguly lying fesseways, a squirrel sejant proper cracking 
 a nut, from the dexter end of the staff an oak branch vert, 
 fructed or. Motto -" Ne incautus futuri." Married, Oct. 
 I, 1874, Maud Ellen Legh, third daughter of William 
 Milton Bridger, Esquire, of Halnaker House, near Chi- 
 chester, Justice of the Peace for the counties of Sussex and 
 Wilts, by his wife Sophia, daughter of Gorges Lowther, 
 Esquire, formerly Member of Parliament for Ratoath, and 
 afterwards of Ovington, in the county of Hampshire, and 
 Tilshead Lodge, in the county of Wilts. Postal address 
 — Seend, Melksham. Clubs — Athenaeum, New University. 
 
 LEE (H. Coll.). Azure, on a pile nebuly or, three 
 leopards' faces in fesse counterchanged. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 demi-lion proper, holding between the paws an escutcheon 
 or, charged with a leopard's face azure, three bezants fesse- 
 wise. Motto — " Nil desperandum," 
 
 Son of Barnett Lee, m. Diamond Foligno : — 
 
 Edward Lee, Esq., Solicitor, a Member of the Com- 
 mission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, b. 1839 ; 
 m. 1871, Adelaide, d. of Myer Harris; and has issue 
 (i) Myer Barnett Lee, Gentleman; (2) Albert Edward 
 Louis Lee, Gentleman ; (3) Percy Vivian Lee, Gentleman ; 
 (4) Cyril Golney Lee, Gentleman ; and five daus. Res. — 
 25 Chepstow Villas, Bayswater, London, W. Club — 
 Guildhall. 
 
 between three crescents sable, a label for difference (for 
 Lee of Quarendon and Diichley); a. Dillon .is before; 
 3. Lee as before; 4, argent, u lion rampant within a 
 bordure azure, charged with eight fleurs-de-lis or (foT' 
 Sanders of Banbury); 5. per pale or and azure, on a : 
 chevron between three griffins' heads erased, four fleurs- i 
 de-lis all counterchanged (for Pope, Earls of Downe) ; 
 6. quarterly argent and gules, in the second and third 
 
 LEE of Barna (U.O.). Argent, a fesse between three 
 crescents sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, on a column erect argent, encircled 
 with a ducal coronet or, a falcon proper, preying on a birds 
 leg azure, erased gules. Motto — " Fide et constantia." 
 
 Sons of Henry Albert Lee, M.D. , of Barna, b, 1818 ; d. 
 
 1861 ; m. 1852, Susan Kate, d. of John Benn of 
 
 Dromore House, nr. Newport, co. Tipperary: — 
 
 Albert Henry Lee, Gentleman, b. 1853; m. 1883, Raby 
 
 Beatrice, only d. of Henry Godfrey James of Bally vourneen, 
 
 CO. Limerick ; and has issue — Henry William James Lee, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1893; and Susan Kate. Seat — Barna, nr. 
 
 Newport, co. Tipperary. 
 
 William Alexander Lee, Esq., Lt.-Col. R.A.M.C. , b. 
 1854 ; m. Annie, d. of Col. Addison Potter of Heaton Hall, 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne ; and has issue — Charles Stewart Lee, 
 Gentleman,^. . Jies. — 
 
 HARRY LEE STANTON LEE-DILLON, Esquire, 
 commonly called the Hon. Harry I^e Stanton Lee-Dillon, 
 formerly an officer of the Rifle Brigade, in which he served 
 1895-97 ; J. P. for CO. Roscommon, Fellow of the Society ot 
 Antiquaries of London (Count Henri de Dillon in France, 
 Hon. Arthur Dillon, father of Henry, eleventh Viscount, 
 who was a Lieut. -Gen. in the French service, having been 
 raised to that rank in 1711.) Born July 25, 1874, being the 
 only child of the Rt. Hon. Harold Arthur Lee Dillon, 
 seventeenth Viscount Dillon of Costillo-Gallen, in the 
 Peerage of Ireland, Pres. Soc. Antiq., Hon. Major (retired) 
 4th Batt. Oxfordshire Light Infantry, and of Juliana, eldest 
 dau. of the late Isaac Brock Stanton, Canadian Civil 
 Service. Club — White's. Livery — Dress: crimson, blue 
 facings, gilt buttons, blue, black and white lace ; undress : 
 blue, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — Quarterly x and 8, 
 quarterly i. and iiii. argent, a lion passant between three 
 crescents gules (for Dillon) ; ii. and iii. argent, a fesse 
 
 quarters a fret or (for Dutton) ; 7. the royal arms of Hi 
 Majesty King Charles II., debruised by a baton sinister^ 
 ermine (for Fitz Roy). Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, holding between the paws an 
 estoile argent. Motto — " Dum spiro sp)ero." Postal 
 addresses — Ditchley, Enstone, Oxfordshire. 
 
 Es9 
 
 ARTHUR WILLIAM LEE-GRAITAN-GUINN 
 
 Gentleman. Bom being the eldest son of the late 
 
 Rev. William Snivth Lee-Grattan-Guinness of Beaumont 
 and of Park Annesley, co. Wexford (who by Royal Licence, 
 dated Feb. 28, 1856, assumed the additional arms and sur- 
 name of Grattan, and by a second Royal Licence, dated 
 March 10, 1857, assumed the surname of Lee in addition to 
 and before that of Grattan-Guinness), and his wife Susan 
 Jane, only child and heir of Benjamin Guinness of Brook- 
 ville, CO. Dublin. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i and 
 4 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii., per saltire gules 
 and azure, a lion rampant or, on a chief ermine a dexter 
 hand couped at the wrist of the first (for Guinness) ; ii. and 
 iii., quarterly or and gules, in the first quarter a trefoil 
 slipped vert, all within a bordure azure (for Grattan) ; 2 and 
 3, grand quarters, argent, on a fesse between three cres- 
 cents sable, a trefoil slipped or, a canton gules, charged 
 with a lion rampant of the first, and a chief of the same, 
 thereon a mullet azure between two torteaux (the said can- 
 ton being borne in commemoration of descent from the 
 family of Smyth) (for Lee). Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a boar passant 
 quarterly or and gules (for Guinness) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a falcon, wings elevated, hold- 
 ing in the dexter claw a sceptre all proper (for Grattan) ; 3. 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a pillar argent, encircled by 
 a ducal coronet or, an eagle preying on a bird's leg erased 
 proper (for Lee). Mottoes— Under the arras (for Guinness), 
 
 § is the Military Cockade. 
 
PLATE XXVIl. 
 
 BRjoan - £12oR,ieroi2 
 
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 DK.aR>v - Iloaje. 
 
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Lee 
 
 lee 
 
 itj 
 
 "Spes mea in Deo"; over the crest (for Grattan), 
 quam videri. " /Residence— 
 
 ■Esse 
 
 1887 ; and Geraldine Mary. Seai- 
 Louth. Clud — University (Dublin). 
 
 -Corbollis, Ardee, co. 
 
 BENJAMIN LEE-GRATTAN-GUINNESS, Gentle- 
 man. Born , being the son of the late Rev. William 
 
 Smyth Lee-Grattan-Guinness of Beaumont, and of Park 
 Annesley, co. Wexford (who by Royal Licence, dated Feb. 
 28, 1856, assumed the additional arms and surname of 
 Grattan, and by a second Royal Licence, dated March 10, 
 1857, assumed the surhame of Lee in addition to and before 
 that of Grattan-Guinnes>), and his wife Susan Jane, only 
 child and heir of Benjamin Guinness of Brookville, co. 
 Dublin. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, i and 4 grand 
 quarters, quarterly i. andiiii., per saltire gules and azure, a 
 lion rampant or, on a chief ermine, a dexter hand couped at 
 the wrist of the first (for Guinness) ; li. and iii., quarterly or 
 and gules, in the first quarter a trefoil slipped vert, all 
 within a bordure azure (for Grattan) ; 2 and 3 grand 
 quarters, argent, on a fesse between three crescents sable, a 
 trefoil slipped or, a canton gules, charged with a lion ram- 
 pant of the first, and a chief of the same, thereon a mullet 
 azure, between two torteaux (the said canton being borne in 
 commemoration of descent from the family of Smyth) (for 
 Lee;. Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a boar passant quarterly or and gules 
 (for Guinness) : 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a falcon, wings elevated, holding in the dexter claw a 
 sceptre all proper (for Grattan) ; 3. on a wreath of the 
 colours, on a pillar argent, encircled by a ducal coronet or, 
 an eagle preying on a bird's leg, erased proper (for Lee). 
 Mottoes — Under the arms (for Guinness), "Spes mea in 
 Deo"; over the crest (for Grattan), "Esse quam videri." 
 ■ Residence — 
 
 FREDERICK DARLEY LEE-GRATTAN-GUIN- 
 NESS, Gentleman. Born being the son of the 
 
 late Rev. WiHiam Smyth Lee-Grattan-Guinness of Beau- 
 mont, and of Park Annesley, co. Wexford (who by Royal 
 Licence, dated Feb. 28, 1856, assumed the additional arms 
 and surname of Grattan, and by a second Royal Licence, 
 dated March 10, 1857, assumed the surname of Lee in addi- 
 tion to and before that of Grattan-Guinness), and his wife 
 Susan Jane, only child and heir of Benjamin Guinness of 
 Brookville, co. Dublin. Armorial bearing^s— Quarterly, 
 
 1 and 4 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii. , per saltire gules 
 and azure, a lion rampant or, on a chief ermine, a dexter hand 
 couped at the wrist of the first (for Guinness) ; ii. and iii., 
 quarterly or and gules, in the first quarter a trefoil slipped 
 vert, all within a bordure azure (for Grattan) ; 2 and 3 
 grand quarters, argent, on a fesse between three crescents 
 sable, a trefoil slipped or, a canton gules, charged with a 
 lion rampant of the first, and a chief of the same, thereon a 
 mullet azure between two torteaux (the said canton being 
 borne in commemoration of descent from the family of 
 Smyth) (for Lee). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a boar passant quarterly or and 
 gules (for Guinness) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a falcon, wings elevated, holding in the dexter 
 claw a sceptre all proper (for Grattan) ; 3. on a wreath of 
 the colours, on a pillar argent, encircled by a ducal coronet 
 or, an eagle preying on a bird's leg, erased proper (for Lee). 
 Mottoes— Under the arms (for Guinness), "Spes mea in 
 Deo"; over the crest (for Grattan), "Esse quam videri.'" 
 Residence — 
 
 LUKE ALEXANDER LEE-NORMAN, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff 1881, Vice-Lieut, co. Louth 1897, 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin. Born April 7, 1839, being 
 the only son of the late Alexander Norman, Q.C. , by 
 his wife Charlotte Sarah, dau. of Robeit Law of Dublin; 
 he assumed the additional surname and arms of Lee by 
 Royal Licence 1876. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, or, a chevron between three lions' faces gules (for Norman); 
 
 2 and 3, argent, a chevron gules, between three leopards' 
 faces proper (for Lee). Mantling gules and or. Crests— 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant proper 
 (for Norman) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant grasping a sceptre all proper. Motto — "Honor 
 virtutis prasmium." Married, Dec. 30, 1873, Francis 
 Charlotte, dau. of the late Rev. Francis Hewson, Rector of 
 Dunganstown, co. Wicklow ; and has Issue — (i) Alexander 
 Henry Lee-Norman, Gentleman, b. March 14, 1876 ; (2) 
 Francis Thomas Lee-Norman, Gentleman, b. Sept. 10, 
 
 HENRY LEE- WARNER, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Norfolk. Bom 
 tf C0'K(['\tiYX\CV ^^47' being the elder and only sur- 
 Jl/K'K'\iXLX{Xl,\\K\, viving son of the late Henry James 
 Lee- Warner, Esquire, Deputy-Lieu- 
 enant, of Walsingham Abbey, by his wife Ellen Rosetta, 
 youngest daughter of the late Jonathan Bullock of Faulk- 
 bourne Hall, in the county of Essex. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules a 
 fesse compony or and of the field, between eight billets 
 of the second (for Lee) ; 2. quarterly i. and iiii. per pale 
 indented argent and sable ; ii. and iii. azure, a fleur-de- 
 lis or, differenced by a crescent (for Warner) ; 3. vert, a 
 cross engrailed argent (for Whetenhale). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a squirrel sejant gules, sitting between two 
 branches of oak fructed proper, cracking a nut or ; with 
 the Motto, " Non nobis tantum nati." Postal address — 
 Walsingham Abbey, Norfolk. Club — Junior Carlton, 
 
 The Reverend JAMES LEE-WARNER,Masterof Arts 
 of the University of Oxford, late Rector of Beckley, East 
 Sussex. Born 1836, being the eldest son of the late Rev- 
 erend Henry James Lee- Warner of Thorpland Hall, by his 
 wife Anne, daughter of the Reverend Henry Nicholas 
 Astley. Club — New University. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms ; Quarterly i and 4, gules a fesse compony 
 or and of the field, between eight billets of the second (for 
 Lee) ; 2. quarterly i. and iiii. per pale indented argent and 
 sable ; ii. and iii. azure, a fleiu"-de-lis or, differenced by a 
 crescent (for Warner) ; 3. vert, a cross engrailed argent (for 
 Whetenhale). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colotu-s, a squirrel sejant 
 gules, between two branches of oak fructed proper, 
 cracking a nut or; with the Motto, "Non nobis tantum 
 nati." Married, 1874, Agnes Louisa, daughter of the 
 Reverend Henry P. Marsham of Rippon Hall ; and 
 has with other Issue — George Lee-Warner, Gentleman, 
 born 1875. Estate and postal address — Thorpland Hall, 
 Fakenham, Norfolk. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM LEE- WARNER, Knight Commander of 
 the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge. Born April 18, 1846, 
 being the sixth but fifth surviving son of the late Reverend 
 Canon James H. Lee- Warner of Thorpland Hall, in the 
 county of Norfolk, by his wife Anne, daughter of the 
 Reverend Henry N. Astley (son of Sir Edward Astley, 
 Bart. ), of Barsham, in the same county. Armorial bearings 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules a fesse compony or and of the 
 first, between eight billets of the second (for Lee) ; 2. 
 quarterly i. and iiii. per pale indented argent and sable ; 
 ii. and iii. azure, a fleur-de-Us or, differenced by a crescent 
 (for Warner) ; 3. vert, a cross engrailed argent (for Wheten- 
 hale) the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and 
 pendent the badge of a K. C.S.I. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant 
 gules, between two branches of oak fructed proper ; with 
 the Motto, "Non nobis tantum nati." Married, Aug. 
 2, 1876, Ellen PauUina, dau. of General Henry William 
 Holland, C.B. ; and has Issue — (i) Philip Henry Lee- 
 Warner, Esq. , b. June 7, 1877 ; (2) Cecil John Lee- Warner, 
 Esq., b. Feb. 4, 1879; (3) William Hamilton Lee- Warner, 
 Esq., b. Oct. 14, 1880; (4) Roland Paul Lee- Warner, Esq., 
 b. Jan. 4, 1892. Clubs — Athenaeum and East India United 
 Service. 
 
 LEECH, quartered by SLAUGHTER, 
 
 JOHN CYRIL LEECH, Gentleman. Bom April 29, 
 1890, being the only son of the late John Henry Leech, 
 Gentleman, F.R.G.S., F.L.S., F.Z.S., Lord of the Manor 
 of Hurdcott and Barford, by his wife Beatrice Ellen, only 
 child of Benjamin Leatt Nias of Philadelphia, U.S.A. 
 Armorial bearings — Ermine, a rose gules, on a chief 
 indented of the last, three ducal coronets or. Mantling 
 
 is th« Naval Cockade. 
 
• 
 8i8 
 
 Lee 
 
 gules And •rgent. Oreit- On a wreath of the colours, an 
 arm erect proper, grasping a snake vert. Motto " Virtus 
 
 est venerabilis." 5«a/— Hurdcolt House, Wilts. 
 address — Hurdcott House, Salisbury. 
 
 Postal 
 
 STEPHEN LEECH, Esquire, a First Secretary in the 
 Diplomatic Service. Bom July 8, 1864, being the second 
 son of the late John Leech, Gentleman, of Gorse Hall, 
 Dukinfield, Cheshire, and his wife Eliza, dau. of Henry 
 Ashworth, Esq., J. P., of The Oaks and Birtenshaw House, 
 Bolton-le-Moors. Livery — Maroon, red and white striped 
 waistcoat, gilt buttons. Armorial bearingrs — Ermine, a rose 
 gules, on a chief indented of the last, three ducal coronets 
 or. Mn.tit.Ung' gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm erect proper, grasping a snake vert. 
 Motto — " Virttis est venerabilis." Married, July 15, 1902, 
 Hon. Alice Florence, second dau. of loth Baron Elibank of 
 Damhall. Postal address — British Legation, Copenhagen. 
 Seat — San Giorgio, Portofino, Italy. Clubs — St. James's, 
 Travellers', Junior Carlton. 
 
 LEECH (U.O.). Ermine, a trefoil vert, on a chief in- 
 dented gules, three ducal coronets or. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, charged with a 
 trefoil vert, an arm erect proper, grasping a snake environed 
 about the arm also vert. Motto — " Virtute et valore." 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Leech of Cloonconra, co. Mayo, 
 M.A., D.D., b. 1808; d. 1889; m. 1839, Mary, d. of 
 William Darley of St. John's, co. Dublin : — 
 
 Henry Brougham Leech, Gentleman, M.A., LL.D., 
 late Fellow of Gonville and Caius Coll., and of Queen's 
 Inns, Barrister-at-I^w, Regius Prof, of Laws (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), Chief Registrar of Deeds and Registrar of Titles in 
 Dublin, b. 1843 ; m. 1875, Annie Louisa, d. of William 
 Garbois; and has issue — (i) Arthur Graves Leech, 
 Gentleman,^. 1877; (2) Henry Brougham Leech, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1879 ; (3) William John Leech, Gentleman, b. 
 i88i ; (4) Cecil John Farran Leech, Gentleman, 1882; 
 (5) Frederick George Leech, Gentleman, b. 1884; and 
 Kathleen Mary Angel. Res. — Yew Park, Castle Avenue, 
 Clontarf, nr. Dublin. 
 
 Lee 
 
 Joseph Farran Leech, Gentleman, b. 1845; m. ist, 
 1879, Beatrice Jane (d. 1887), d. of James Seccomlie of 
 Trenod<len, co. Cornwall (by whom he has issue— Hratrice 
 Mary Seccombe) ; and, 1888, Alice Elizabeth, d. of Rev. 
 Joseph Walker, M.A., Rector of Gt. Billing, and grand- 
 daiL of Adm. Sir William Carroll, K.C.B. ; and has issue 
 ^i) Hugh Ausdell Farran Leech, Gentleman, b. 1889; 
 (a) Cecil Darley Farran Leech, Gentleman, b, 189a; (3) 
 Noel Leslie Farran Leech, Gentleman, b. 1902 ; and Sylvia 
 Louise Ruthven. Nes. — Beaucliffe, Pendleton, Lanes. 
 
 Frederick John I^eech, Gentleman, b. 1847; m. 1877, 
 Lily, d. of Rev Canon Wolseley, Rector of Kilrush ; and 
 has issue — John Wolseley I.«ech, Gentleman, b. ; Grace 
 Elizabeth Mary; and Muriel. Nes. — 
 
 Graves Atkinson l^eech, Gentleman, B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), b. 1830; m. ist, 1878, Annie (d. 189a), d. of David 
 Smyth of Gallony House and Artcgervan ; 2nd, Edith, d. of 
 Very Rev. \. H. Leech; and has issue (by ist mar.)— 
 Elizabeth Mary Rachel ; and Margaret Grace ; and (by and 
 mar.) Eleanor Mary. Pes. — 
 
 LEEDS, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 SJOHN FISHWICK LEEMING, Esquire, Major (Re- 
 tired List) late 3rd Battalion East Lanca- 
 ¥] ppfY\\ty(t ^^i''^ Regiment, and formerly 5th Royal 
 ll/tl^imii^ Lancashire Militia. Bom Feb. 24, 1843. 
 being the third but now eldest surviving son 
 of the late Miles Edward Leeniing, late of Cornbrook Park, 
 near Manchester, by his wife Anne, daughter of John Fishwick, 
 Esquire, J. P., of Dalton Lodge, Whittle-le- Woods, in the 
 County Palatine of Lancaster. Clubs — Junior Naval and 
 Military, Primrose, Red Rose. Livery (undress) — Drab coat 
 andovercoat piped with scarlet, scarlet collar and cuffs, scarlet 
 waistcoat, silver buttons ; (full-dress) white coat and vest with 
 scarlet facings and lace, silver buttons, claret-coloured plush 
 breeches, silver buckles and garters, and while silk stockings. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Per chevron argent 
 
 and ermine, a chevron gules, in chief an oak-branch fructed 
 and slipped proper between two roses gules, barbed and 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Lee 
 
 lee 
 
 819 
 
 seeded also proper, and in base a cross potent azure. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, between two crosses potent azure, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour, the hand grasping a sword all proper, 
 charged with two oak-leaves, the one above and the other 
 below the elbow vert; with the Motto, "In hoc signo 
 vinces." Married, April 28, 1862, Margaret Jane, fourth 
 daughter of John Wilson of Yew Tree House, near Man- 
 chester, and The Beeches, Clitheroe ; and has Issue — (i) 
 John Heys Leeming, born February 23, 1865 ; (2) Harry 
 Heatley Leeming, born July 14, 1867 ; (3) Arthur Albert 
 Victor Leeming, born December i, 1877; Florence Louise; 
 and Fanny Augusta Hamilton. Postal address — Whalley 
 Range, near Manchester. 
 
 Sir ELLIOTT LEES, ist Baronet (1897), D.S.O. (1901), 
 M.P. for Birkenhead, J. P. for Dorsetshire, Hon. Capt. 
 in the Army, Major and Lieut.-Col. Dorsetshire Yeo- 
 manry Cavalry, M.A. (Oxon). , served in South Africa 
 1900-1901 (medal with five clasps, twice mentioned in 
 despatches). Born October 23, i860, being the eldest 
 and only surviving son of Lieut.-Col. Thomas Evans 
 Lees, J. P., D.L., of Woodfield, Oldham, by Bernarda, 
 daughter of Elliott Bay Turnbull of Puebla, Mexico. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Conservative, Garrick. Livery— 'Dark 
 blue. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Party 
 per chevron dovetailed argent and gules, in chief two 
 millrinds sable and in base an owl of the first, the 
 escutcheon being charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a millrind fesseways 
 sable, thereon an owl proper; with the MottO, " Without 
 rest, without haste." Married, 1882, Florence, daughter of 
 Patrick Keith, of London and Algiers ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Thomas Evans Keith Lees, Esq., b. 1886 ; (2) John Victor 
 Elliott Lees, Esq., b. 1887; (3) Bernard Percy Turnbull 
 Lees, Esq., b. i8gi ; Florence Mary Bernarda; Gracia 
 Katharine Hope ; Eleanor Juliet Anne ; and Margaret 
 Alfreda. Estate and postal address — South Lytchett 
 Manor, Poole, Dorset. 
 
 ERIC BROWN LEES, Esquire, J. P. co. Westmorland. 
 Born April 14, 1878, being the eldest son of the late Edward 
 
 Brown Lees, Esq., J. P. for co. Lancaster and for W. R. , co. 
 fork, J. P. and D. L. for Westmorland, Lieut.-Col. 22nd 
 
 Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, by his wife Dorothy, dau. of 
 John Livesey. Livery — Blue, with red and white striped 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, two bars raguly between three cross crosslets 
 fitch^e in chief and a falcon belled in base all gules (for 
 Lees) ; 2. argent, on a bend invected with plain double 
 cotises sable, gutt^e-d'eau, three eagles, each with two 
 heads displayed ermine (for Brown) ; 3. gules, on a bend, m- 
 vected erminois between two bezants, three martlets azure, 
 all within a bordure ermine (for Collins) ; and for a Crest, 
 on a wreath of the colours, in front of two cross crosslets 
 fitch^e saltireways gules, a falcon belled argent. Motto — 
 " Fide sed cui vide." Seat — Thurland Castle, Kirkby 
 Lonsdale. 
 
 JAMES ARTHUR LEES, Esquire, J. P. for cos. Lan- 
 caster and Stafford, B. A. (Oxford), Barrister-at-Law. Born 
 July 14, 1852, being the eldest son of James Lees, Esq., of 
 Clarksfield and Alkrington Hall, J. P. for co. Lancaster, by 
 his wife Ellen, dau. of Thomas Cardwell of Lytham, in co. 
 Lancaster. Armorial bearings — Argent, two bars raguly 
 between three cross crosslets fitch^e in chief, and a falcon 
 belled in base, all gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount, thereon amidst wheat a mower, in his hands a 
 scythe in the attitude of mowing, all proper ; with the 
 Motto, " Ein doe and spare nought." Married Lucy 
 Jane, second daughter of the Reverend Charles John 
 Martyn, then Rector of Long Melford, in the county of 
 Suffolk, and of Daglingworth, in the county of Gloucester, 
 Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty Queen Victoria; and 
 has Issue — Alfred Robin Martyn Lees, Gentleman, born 
 October 9, 1884 ; Grace Elinor ; and Lucy Doris. 
 
 JOSEPH LEES, Esquire, J. P. co. of Lancaster. Bom 
 1831, being the son of the late Joseph Lees of Green- 
 acres Moor, Oldham. Armorial bearings^Per chevron 
 or and gules, a chevron counterchanged between two roses 
 in chief of the second, barbed and seeded proper, and three 
 distaffs, one in pale and two saltirewise in base of the first. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a cotton-hank fessewise or, thereon an owl close, 
 holding in the beak a branch of cotton-tree, a distaff fesse- 
 ways also proper. Motto — " Perge sed caute. " Married, 
 1864, Elizabeth, dau. of John Clegg of High Crompton, 
 Lanes. ; and has Issue — Albert Ernest Lees, Esq., Major 
 Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 1869 \tn., 
 1897, EUzabeth E., second dau. of John Bibby of Fachwen, 
 St. Asaph]. 5ea/j- — Werneth Grange, Oldham. 
 
 JOSEPH CROMPTON LEES, Esquire, Hon. Col. 
 6th Volunteer Batt. Manchester Regt., J.P. co. Lancashire 
 and Borough of Oldham. Born Jan. 15, 1844, being the 
 eldest son of Joseph Lees, Esq., J.P. , by his wife Sarah 
 Ann, dau. of James Milne. Livery — Dark blue, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Argent, two bars raguly 
 between three cross crosslets fitch^e in chief, and a falcon 
 belled in base all gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount, thereon 
 amidst wheat a mower, in his hands a scythe in the 
 attitude of mowing, all proper. Motto — "Ein doe and 
 spare nought." Married, Nov. 23, 1892, Emma Margretta, 
 dau. of James Grieves ; and has Issue — Charles Joseph 
 Denis Lees, Gentleman, b. Oct. 13, 1896. Estate — Clarks- 
 field, CO. Lancaster. Postal address — Newtown Manor, 
 Sligo. Club — New University. 
 
 WILLIAM LEES, Gentleman. Born Jan. 23, 1823, 
 being the third son of the late Joseph Lees of Greenacres 
 Moor, Oldham, by his wife Hannah, dau. of John Cooper 
 of Oldham. Armorial bearings — Per chevron or and 
 gules, a chevron counterchanged between two roses in 
 chief of the second, barbed and seeded proper, and three 
 distaffs, one in pale and two saltireways in base of the first. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the col- 
 ours, in front of a cotton-hank fesseways or, thereon an owl 
 close, holding in the beak a branch of cotton-tree, a distaff 
 fesseways also proper. Motto — " Perge sed caute." Mar- 
 ried, June 7, i860, Martha, dau. of Robert Dickinson of 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
« 
 Sao 
 
 Lee 
 
 Oldham; and has /mm— Joseph Dickinson l^ees, Gentle- 
 
 man, b. Sept. II, 1861. ^«.— Brooklands, Sale, Cheshire. 
 LEES (H. Coll.). Per fesse or and gules, a fesse dove- 
 
 tailed per fesse embattled between two falcons belled in 
 
 lee 
 
 chief and a lion rampant in base all counterchanged. 
 Mantlln^r gules and or. Orest- A lion rampant gules, 
 supporting a Hag of the arms, the staff entwiiu-d by a 
 wreath of o.ik fructed proper. Motto — " In dubiis rectus." 
 
 Only son of late Capi. Edward John Lees of Wcrncth, 
 
 by his wife Wilhelmma Mot« : — 
 George Frederick Lees, Gentleman, b. 1858; m, 1880, 
 Elizabeth Margaret, d. of William Wailes of The Mount, 
 York ; and has issue— (1) Edward Frederick William Lees, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.E., b. 1881 ; I^ila Felicitd Gladys; 
 and Mariorie Winifred. ^«.— Whyke House, Rumlxilds- 
 whyke, Chichester. Club — Union. 
 
 Son of the late George Lees, Esq., J. P., of Werneth 
 
 Lodge, Lancashire, by Maria, d. of Henry Parry :— 
 Francis Gerald Lees, Esq., J. P. for E. Riding of the co. 
 of York, late Lieut-Col. 3rd Bait. W. Yorkshire Regt, 
 formerly Lieut. 35th Foot, b. 1842 ; m. 1867, Sophia Char- 
 lotte, d. of A. ]. Maxham ; and has. with other issue- 
 Edward Gerald Lees, Gentleman, b. 1870. 5m/— Wemeth 
 Lodge, Lanes. Clubs — Junior United Service, Union. 
 
 JAMES HENRY LEES-MILNE. Esq., J. P. co. of 
 Lancaster. Bom December 4, 1847, 
 ¥1 turn CXOki\tyt> being the second son of the late Joseph 
 iLXX^'V^WlXX^ Lees, Esquire, of Lower Clarksfield, 
 Oldham, by his wife Sarah Anne, only 
 daughter of James Milne of Park House ; and assumed 
 for himself and issue the additional surname and arms 
 of Milne by Royal License, dated May 31. 1890. on suc- 
 ceeding to the property of Abram Crompton Milne of 
 Crompton Hall and Park House, who died March 27, 
 1890. Clubs — Conservative (Manchester), Clarendon 
 (Manchester), Albion (Oldham). Livery— Y>a.rV. blue, with 
 white collar and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms: Quarterly i and 4, erminois on a 
 pale invected sable, a millrind erect between two lions 
 
 Cassant argent (for Milne) ; 2 and 3 argent, two bars raguly 
 etween three cross crosslets fitch^e in chief and a falcon 
 belled in base all gules (for Lees). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and or ; and for his C&estB. i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of five palm trees proper a lamb couchant 
 argent, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped or, and sup- 
 porting with the dexter forefoot a flagstaff in bend sinister^^l 
 proper, therefrom flowing a banner argent charged with ^^H 
 cross crosslet gules (for Milne) ; 2. upon a wreath of t)M'^H| 
 colours, a mount, thereon amidst wheat a mower in his' ' 
 hands his scythe in the attitude of mowing, all proper (for 
 Lees) ; with the Motto, " Prudenter qui sedulo." Married, 
 April 25. 1877, Mary Emma, second daughter of Alexander 
 Nesbitt. Esquire, of Byfeld House, Barnes, in the county of 
 Surrey; and has Issue — (i) Alec Milne Lees-Milne. Gentle- 
 man, born February 18, 1878 ; (2) George Crompton Lees- 
 Milne, Gentleman, born April 21, 1880. Seats— CTom\>X.on 
 Hall and Park House, Shaw, near Oldham ; and Ribbes- 
 ford, Worcestershire. 
 
 MARKHAM RICHARD LEESON - MARSHALL, 
 Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1890, B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at- 
 Law. Bom Dec. 24, 1859, being the only son of the late 
 Richard John Leeson-Marshall, Esq., J. P.. of Callinafercy 
 House, by Zeena. eldest dau. of the Ven. Ambrose Power, 
 Archdeacon of Lismore. Armorial bearings- Quarterly 
 I and 4. barry of six argent and sable, on a canton ermine 
 an escutcheon of the second charged with a trefoil slipped 
 or, a crescent gules for difference (for Marshall) ; 2. gules, 
 a chief nebuly argent, the rays of the sun issuing therefrom 
 or (for Leeson) ; 3. or, on a chief azure, a demi-lion argent, 
 holding between the paws a harp of the first (for Markham). 
 IW flTit.iiTigr sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upwn a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-man in armour affront<!e 
 proper, holding in the dexter hand a baton sable, tipped 
 or, charged on the breast with a rose gules, girded with 
 a sash also gules, a crescent as in the arms for difference 
 (for Marshall) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, holding in the paws a sun or. partially 
 eclipsed by clouds proper (for Leeson) ; 3. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a winged lion sejant guardant argent, wings 
 addorsed. holding tetween the forepaws a harp or, the 
 head encircled by a plain glory of the last (for Markham). 
 Married, Aug. 9. 1890, Mabel Edith, eldest dau. of Sir 
 John Fermor Godfrey, Fart. ; and by her (who died May 2, 
 1892) has Issue— yiaiy. 5<ra/ — Callinafercy House, Kil- 
 lorglin, CO. Kerry. 
 
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 WILLIAM JOHN LEETE, Gentleman, Lieut. 2nd 
 Batt. Northamptonshire Regiment. Armorial bearing's — 
 Or, on a pile nebuly gules, between two tigers rampant in 
 fesse proper and as many lions passant in base azure, a 
 lamp of the first, fired of the third. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 quarterly or and gules holding between the paws a sun in 
 splendour proper, and resting the dexter hind leg on an 
 escutcheon gules, charged with a lamp as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Fide et amore." Residence— 2,^ Eaton Terrace, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 LEFEVRE, see SHAW - LEFEVRE, ST. JOHN- 
 MILDMAY. 
 
 S STANLEY HUGHES LE FLEMING, Esq., J.P. 
 and D.L. for Westmorland (High Sheriff 1878), D.L. 
 for Cumberland, J.P. for Lanes, and Capt. and Hon Major 
 Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry Cavalry. Bom 
 1855, being the elder son of the late Major-Gen. George 
 Cumberland Hughes le Fleming, J.P. and D.L., of Rydal, 
 by his second wife Anne Jane, youngest dau. of Major 
 Alexander Rennick, Bengal Army. Clubs — Carlton, Wind- 
 ham, Orleans. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bear- 
 ing^s — Quarterly i and 4, gules a fret argent (for Le 
 Fleming) ; 2 and 3 quarterly or and argent, a lion rampant 
 azure between three fountains proper (for Hughes). Mant- 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a serpent nowed, holding in the mouth a 
 wreath of olives and vine leaves all proper (for Le Fleming) ; 
 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion couchant, resting the 
 dexter paw on a fountain (for Hughes). Motto — "Pax, 
 copia, sapientia." Married, Oct. 20, 1896, Cecily, eldest 
 dau. of Col. and the Hon. Mrs. Marton of Capernwray, 
 Lanes. Seat — Rydal Hall, Ambleside. 
 
 LEFROY (Confd. U.O., 1857). Quarterly, i and 4, vert, 
 fretty argent, on a chief of the second, a hood or cap 
 (allusive to the badge assumed by the party opposed to the 
 Duke of Alva) between two wyverns gules (Lefroy) ; 2 and 
 
 3, azure, a chevron or, between three crescents argent, on a 
 chief gules, three mullets of the third. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wyvern 
 gules, armed and langued azure. MottO — ' ' Mutare sperno " 
 (adopted at the period of the Huguenot persecutions). 
 
 Sons of Thomas Paul Lefroy, Esq., of Carrig-glas 
 Manor, M.A., County Court Judge of Down, Chancellor 
 of Diocesan Court of Down, Connor, and Dromore, 
 Bencher of the King's Inns, b. 1806 ; d. 1891 ; m. 
 1835, Hon. Elizabeth Massy, d. of Hugh, 3rd Lord 
 Massy : — 
 Augustine Hugh Lefroy, Esq., J. P., Lt.-Col. late 45th 
 Regt. (Sherwood Foresters) '\q.v.\. 
 Rev. Anthony William Hamon Lefroy, B.A. (q.v.). 
 Col. Charles Edward Lefroy, formerly Commanding 6th 
 Batt. Rifle Brigade, b. 1852 ; m. 1895, Alice Constance, 
 only child of late Colin John Campbell, Scots Greys, of 
 Colgrain, co. Dumbarton; and has issue — Theodore 
 Charles Geoffrey Lefroy, Gentleman, b. 1900; Aileen 
 Muriel ; Constance Elizabeth ; and Gladys Mary. Res. — 
 Monkstown House, co. Dublin. 
 
 Alfred Henry Lefroy, Gentleman, LL. B. (Camb.), 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1856 ; m. 1891, Geraldine Mary, only 
 d. of late Patrick Panton of Rodmersham Court, Kent, 
 and Edenbank, co. Roxburgh ; and has issue — Pauline 
 Mary Elizabeth ; and Rosemary Geraldine Massy. 
 
 - The Rev. ANTHONY WILLIAM HAMON LEFROY, 
 
 Rector of Mount Bures. Born Jan. 14, 1847, being the 
 
 third son of the late Thomas Paul Lefroy, Q.C., M.A., 
 
 ; County Court Judge of Down, Chancellor of the Diocesan 
 
 I Court of Down, Connor, and Dromore, Bencher of the 
 
 1 King's Inns, by his wife Elizabeth Massy, dau. of Hugh, 
 
 i 3rd Lord Massy. Armorial bearings— Vert, fretty argent, 
 
 i on a chief of the second, a hood or cap (allusive to the 
 
 i badge assumed by the party opposed to the Duke of 
 
 ; Alva) between two wyverns gules. Mantling vert and 
 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wyvern 
 
 gules, gorged with a collar dancett^e argent, fretty vert. 
 
 Motto— " Mutare sperno" (adopted at the period of the 
 
 Huguenot persecutions). Married, May 23, 1876, Sarah 
 
 Jane, dau. of John Flower ; and has Issue — Anthony Langlois 
 
 ; Massy, b. Feb. 15, 1880; and Frances Jane. Residence — 
 
 "lount Bures Rectory, Colchester. 
 
 S AUGUSTINE HUGH LEFROY, Esquire, J.P., 
 Lieut. -Col. late 45th Regt. (Sherwood Foresters). 
 Born July 22, 1839, being the second son of the late Thomas 
 Paul Lefroy, Q.C., M.A. , County Court Judge of Down, 
 Chancellor of the Diocesan Court of Down, Connor, and 
 Dromore, Bencher of the King's Inns, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Massy, dau. of Hugh, 3rd Lord Massy. Livery — Dark 
 green, silver lace and red plush breeches. Armorial bear- 
 
 ings — Vert, fretty argent, on a chief of the second, a hood 
 or cap (allusive to the badge assumed by the party opposed 
 to the Duke of Alva) between two wyverns gules. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-wyvern gules, langued and armed azure. Motto — 
 " Mutare sperno" (adopted at the period of the Huguenot 
 persecutions). Married, March 23, 1878, Isabel Mary, 
 eldest dau. of John Hebblethwaite ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Hugh Percival Thomson Lefroy, Gentleman, Royal En- 
 gineers, b. Oct. 6, 1880 ; (2) Langlois Massy Lefroy, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 26, 1885 ; (3) Augustine George Victor 
 Lefroy, Gentleman, Midshipman R.N. , b. March 3, 1887 
 (d. at Suez 1904) ; Mary Elizabeth ; and Kathleen Grace. 
 Seats — Carrigglas Manor, co. Longford ; The Lodge, 
 Boxted, Colchester. Club — Junior United Service; 
 Hibernian United Service (Dublin). 
 
 AUGUSTUS HENRY FRAZER LEFROY, Gentle- 
 man, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, London, and 
 of Osgoode Hall, Toronto, M.A. Oxford, Professor of 
 Roman Law and Jurisprudence at the University of 
 Toronto. Bom June 21, 1852, being the second son of 
 General Sir John Henry Lefroy, K.C.M.G., C.B., F.R.S., 
 Governor of Bermuda from 1871 to 1877, and of Tasmania 
 1880 to 1881, by his first wife Emily Mary, dau. of Sir John 
 Beverley Robinson, Bart., late Chief-Justice of Upper 
 Canada. Armorial bearings— Vert, fretty argent, on a 
 chief of the second, a hood or cap (allusive to the badge 
 assumed by the party opposed to the Duke of Alva) be- 
 tween two wyverns gules. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wyvern gules, 
 langued and armed azure. Motto— " Mutare sperno" 
 (adopted at the period of the Huguenot persecutions). 
 Married, Sept. 22, 1884, Mary Theodora, dau. of Henry 
 Seton Strathy, General Manager of the Traders' Bank of 
 Canada; and has Issue — (i) Henry Chichele Lefroy, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 23, 1890 ; and (2) Langlois Dundas Lefroy, 
 Gentleman, I. June 16, 1892 ; (3) Frazer Keith Lefroy, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. i, 1895. Residence— 'ToxovAo, Canada. 
 Club — New University. 
 
 S CHARLES JAMES MAXWELL LEFROY, Esquire, 
 late Capt. 14th Hussars. Born 1848, being the son of 
 Charles Edward Lefroy, Esq., J. P., M.A. Ch. Ch., Oxon., 
 
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 B«rrister-at-Law, Secretary lo the Speaker of the Mouse of 
 Coounons. Taxing Officer of that House 1856. by his wife 
 Janet dau. of James Walker. LL.D. , F. R.S. , C. E. Armo- 
 li*l bMXlagi— Vert, fretty argent, on a chief of the second, 
 a hood or cap (allusive to the bodge assumed by the party 
 opposed to the Duke of Alva) between two wyverns gules. 
 lunUUiff vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-wyvern gules, langued and armed azure. 
 Motto— " Mutare spemo" (adopted at the period of the 
 Huguenot persecutions). Afarrted, Aug. 14. 187a, Eliza- 
 beth Catherine, eldest dau. of Alfred Henry M'Clintock, 
 M.U.. of Mcrrion Square. Dublin; and has with other 
 /««*— Charles Alfred Henry Maxwell Lefroy, Gentleman, 
 b. 1873. Sm/— Itchel Manor, Hants. 
 
 LEFTWICH, quartered by BARTLETT. 
 
 ALBERT GEORGE LEGARD. Gentleman, H.M. Chief 
 Inspector of Schools for Wales, M. A. (Balliol Coll., Oxford). 
 liom May 31, 1845, being the youngest son of the late 
 George L^ard, Gentleman, of Westhope House, Scarboro', 
 and his wife Anne Elisabeth, dau. of Francis Hawkesworth 
 of Barnborough Grange, co. York. Livery— Y>Ar)i. blue, red 
 and white striped waistcoat, drab overcoat, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend between six mullets 
 piorccd gules, a cross pat4e or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound or, collared 
 sable. Motto — " Per crucem ad stallas. " Married, Jan. 7, 
 1875, Anna Mildreda. eldest dau. of Matthew Robert Bigge, 
 Esq., J. P., of St. George's Square, Stamford. Residence — 
 123 Cathedral Road, Cardiff. Clui—Hevr Oxford and 
 Cambridge. 
 
 S Colonel JAMES DIGBY LEGARD, J.P., D.L., and 
 County Alderman for N. Riding of Yorkshire, J. P. 
 for East Riding, and Lieut. -Col. Com. Yorkshire Artillery, 
 formerly Captain R. A. Bom July 12, 1846, being the eldest 
 son of the late Captain James Anlaby Legard, R.N., K.T.S., 
 by his wife Catherine, widow of Henry B«iumont, and dau. of 
 Sir George Cayley, Bart. Armorlai bearings — Argent, on 
 a bend between six mullets pierced gules, a cross pat6e or, 
 impaling the arms of Arkwright, namely argent, on a mount 
 vert, a cotton tree fructed proper, on a chief azure between 
 two bezants, an escutcheon of the field, charged with a bee 
 volant proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a greyhound or, collared sable, 
 studded argent. Motto — " Per crucem ad Stellas." Mar- 
 ried, Aug. 30, 1877, Julia Helen, younger dau. of the late 
 Alfred Arkwright of the Gate House, Wirksworth, co. 
 Derby; and has Issue — (i) Alfred Digby Legard, Esq., 
 Captain, King's Royal Rifles, d. June 21, 1878; (2) 
 George Percy Legard, Gentleman, Sub- Lieut. R. N. , 6. Aug. 
 15, 1879 ; (3) Richard Anlaby Legard, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Yorks. Artillery, d. Nov. 10, 1880 ; (4) Thomas Francis 
 Legard, Gentleman, 6. Jan. 30, 1882; (5) Reginald John 
 Legard, Gentleman,^. Sept. 25, 1893; Helen Mary Alice ; 
 Evelyn Elizabeth ; Catherine; Eldith Victoria; and Pauline 
 Octavia. Sea/ — Welham, Malton, Yorks. Cluis — Naval 
 and Military, Yorkshire. 
 
 The Rev. WHXIAM LEGG, M.A. (Oxon.), Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, sometime Rector of Hawkinge, and Vicar 
 of Swingfield, both in the co. of Kent. Born 1831, being 
 the eldest son of the late George Legg, sometime of Alver- 
 stoke, CO. Hants, by his wife Eilen, only dau. of the 
 late Philip Austen, descendant of a Welsh family, in co. of 
 Glamorgan. Armorial bearings -Sable, on a pile or, 
 between two books argent, clasped and garnished in 
 base of the second, a leg couped at the thigh in armour 
 of the field, spurred and garnished gold. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 in armotir sable, garnished gold, holding in the hand a roll 
 of paper argent, between roses or. Motto — " Tolle, lege." 
 Married, 1866, Mary, eldest dau. of the late Richard 
 Whitehead of Ewell Manor, co. Kent; and has Issue— 
 (i) Rev. Richard Wickham Legg, M.A. (New Coll., Oxon.), 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, b. 1867 ; (2) William Wickham Legg, 
 Gentleman, M.A. (Trinity Coll. , Camb.), Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. 1868 ; (3) George Edward Wickham Legg, Esq. , M. V.O. , 
 Capt. 3rd Batt. Royal West Kent Regt. , formerly 2nd Batt. 
 South Staffordshire Regt., b. 1870 [m. Kathleen Octavia, 
 
 eldest dau. of Col. Sir James Gildea. C.V.O., C.B.]; (4) 
 Gervase Arthur Wickham Legg, Gentleman, b. 1874 (de- 
 
 ceased) ; and Ellen Althea Wickham. 
 bury, Berkshire. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 The Rev. AUGUSTUS GEORGE LEGGE, Cli 
 in Holy Orders, Master of Arts, late Vicar 
 H P(t(tC North Elmham, in the co. of Norfolk, Lord of 
 •*»'<^BB'^ several Manors in the county of Southampton. 
 Bom January 20, 1835, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of the Reverend Henry Legge, Rector 
 of East Lavant, in the county of Sussex, owner of the 
 Mareland and Maple-Durham, and Bramdean estates, 
 his wife Elizabeth Louisa, daughter of Admiral Si 
 Douglas. Livery — Blue, with silver buttons, and silvi 
 lace round hat. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Azure, a buck's head caboshed argent. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich feathers alternately 
 argent and aztu-e; with the MottO, "Gaudet tentamine 
 virtus." Married, August 26, 1864, Alice Mary (d. 1885), 
 daughter of John Greenwood, Esquire, one of Her Majesty's 
 Counsel Learned in the Law, of Broadhanger, in the county 
 of Hampshire, and late Solicitor to the Treasury ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Walter Douglas Legge, Gentleman, born October 
 31, 1865; (2) John Greenwood Legge, Gentleman, born 
 December 7, 1871, d. 190T ; Honora Alice Charlotte; 
 Florence Lucy ; Beatrice Louisa ; Frances Mary ; and Alice 
 Georgina. Estates — Mareland ; Maple-Durham ; Bram- 
 dean. Postal address — Bramdean House, Alresford. 
 
 LEGH, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 ARTHUR CORNWALL LEGH, Gentleman. Bom 
 July 24, 1872, being the third son of the late Richard Corn- 
 wall Legh, Gentleman, by his wife Thomasina Antonia, 
 dau. of Frederick Sedley. Armorial bearings —Argent, a 
 
 the i 
 
 tan^H 
 Ivo^ 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 lion rampant gules, langued azure. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, langued azure, collared or. MottO — "La 
 vie durante." Married, Dec. 14, 1895, Harriet Beatrice 
 Lucy, youngest dau. of the Rev. Alfred Jones, D.D., late 
 Vicar of Carrington, Cheshire. Residence — • 
 
 Motto — "La vie durante." Married, Jan. 22, 1896, Con- 
 stance, dau. of the late John Ashton Case of Thingwall Hall, 
 Lancashire, and widow of Philip Ainslie Walker ot 79 Onslow 
 Gardens. 5fa^ — High Legh Hall, near Knutsford, co. Ches- 
 ter. Residence — 79 Onslow Gardens, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Windham, Guards', Army and Navy, Wellington, Arthur's. 
 
 ARTHUR MASTERTON ROBERTSON LEGH, 
 second son of William John Renny, Esq., of Danevale, 
 CO. Kirkcudbright, J. P., D.L., by his wife Julia Isabella, 
 elder dau. of Arthur John Robertson, Esq., of Inshes, co. 
 Inverness, J. P., D.L., and together with his wife assumed 
 the name and arms of Legh by Royal Licence dated Aug. 
 9, 1897. Livery — Black and scarlet facings. Armorial 
 bearings— Azure, two bars argent, over all a bend compony 
 
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 ■■gules and or, a canton of the second (for difference), impaling 
 ■^quarterly i and 4, azure, two bars argent, over all a bend 
 compony gules (for Legh) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron 
 between three hanks of cotton argent (for Cotton). Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a unicorn's head couped argent, armed and crined or, on 
 the neck a cross patonce gules. Married Caroline Mary 
 Florence, eldest dau. of Frederick Henry Cotton (eldest son 
 of Rev. H. Stapleton Cotton) of Dalbury, co. Derby, and 
 granddau. of the late Charles Richard Banastre Legh, 
 Esq., of Adlington Hall, D.L., J. P. ; and has Issue — 
 Cynthia Combermere. Seat — Adlington Hall, Maccles- 
 field, CO. Chester. 
 
 § HENRY MARTIN CORNWALL LEGH, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1884, late Lieut.-Col. 
 Grenadier Guards. Born Nov. 14, 1839, being the only son 
 of the late Rev. Henry Cornwall Legh, M.A. , Rector of 
 Welsh Hampton, co. Salop, by his wife Mary, eldest dau. 
 [of Martin Williams of Bryngwyn, co. Montgomery. Ar- 
 ^aorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion rani- 
 Ipant gules, langued azure ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion rampant 
 igules, within a bordure engrailed sable, bezantee. Mant- 
 lUng gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 la demi-lion rampant gules, langued azure, collared or. 
 
 S HUBERT CORNWALL LEGH, Esquire, Lt.-Col 
 late King's Royal Rifle Corps, J. P. co. Salop. Born 
 March 21, 1858, being the eldest son of the late Richard 
 Cornwall Legh, Gentleman, byhis wifeThomasina Antonia, 
 dau. of Frederick Sedley. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, langued azure. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, langued azure, collared or. Motto — ' ' La vie 
 durante." Married, May 24, 1893, Edith Selina, eldest dau. 
 of Henry Cavendish Cavendish of Chyknell, Salop. Estate 
 — High Legh, Cheshire. Residence — Chyknell, Bridgnorth, 
 Shropshire. Clubs — Naval and Military, Boodle's. 
 
 NEVILLE EDMUND CORNWALL LEGH, Gentle- 
 man. Born Jan. 16, 1854, being the only son of the late 
 Edmund Cornwall Legh, Esq., C.B. , Col. late 97th Regt., 
 by his wife Julia, second dau. of Neville Parker, Master of 
 the Rolls at Frederickton, New Brunswick. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a lion rampant gules, langued azure. 
 Mantling argent and gules. Crest— On a wieath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, langued azure, collared 
 or. Motto — " La vie durante." Residence — 
 
 SYDNEY CORNWALL LEGH, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 R.N. Born Oct. 31, 1862, being the second son of the late 
 Richard Cornwall Legh, by his wife Thomasina Antonia, 
 dau. of Frederick Sedley. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, langued azure. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, langued azure, collared or. Motto — "La 
 vie durante." Residence — 
 
 LE HUNTE, quartered by HUTCHINSON-LLOYD- 
 VAUGHAN and LLOYD- VAUGHAN. 
 
 Sir GEORGE RUTHVEN LE HUNTE, K.C.M.G., 
 of Artramont, co. Wexford, Lieut. -Gov. of New Guinea, 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), Barrister-at-Law, formerly 
 President of the Island of Dominica, Member of the 
 Executive Council of the Leeward Islands, and Colonial 
 Secretary of Barbadoes. Born Aug. 20, 1852, being the 
 eldest and only surviving son of the late George Le Hunte, 
 Esq., of Artramont, co. Wexford, J. P. and D.L. , and High 
 Sheriff 1837, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., by his wife Mary, 
 fifth dau. of the Rt. Hon. Edward Pennefather, Lord 
 Chief-Justice of Ireland. Armorial bearings— Vert, a 
 saltire or. Mantling vert and or. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion sejant or. MottO -" Parcere pro- 
 stratis." Married, Feb. 14, 1884, Caroline Rachel, dau. 
 of John Clowes of Burton Court, co. Hereford ; and has 
 Issue— ]ohn Le Hunte, Gentleman, b. Aug. 11, 1886. Seat 
 — Artramont, Castlebridge, co. Wexford. 
 
 The Right Reverend FRANCIS HENRY THICK- 
 NESSE, Bishop Suffragan of Leicester, Master of Arts of 
 the University of Oxford, Doctor of Divinity. Born May 
 14, 1829, being the second son of the Reverend William 
 Edward Coldwell, Master of Arts, Prebendary of Lich- 
 field and Rector of Stafford, by his wife Mary, daughter 
 of E. Norman ; and assumed by Royal License, in 1859, the 
 surname and arms of Thicknesse only ; he was consecrated 
 Bishop Suffragan of Leicester, 1888. Club — United Uni- 
 versity. Armorial bearings — He bears for the arms of 
 Thicknesse : Argent, a chevron sable fretty or, in chief the 
 blade of a scythe azure, a canton of the second, the 
 escutcheon being surmounted by his mitre. Married, firstly, 
 July 3, 1854, Anne, only surviving child and heir of Ralph 
 Anthony "Thicknesse, Esquire, of Beech Hill, in the county 
 of Lancaster, Member of Parliament for Wigan ; and by 
 her (who died 1886) has Issue — (i) Ralph Thicknesse, B.A., 
 born September 25, 1856 [married, 1889, Lily, daughter of 
 Robert William Haynes]; (2) the Reverend Francis Nor- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
814 
 
 Lei 
 
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 man Thicknesse, Bachelor of Arts, Rector of Abington, 
 Northants, born August 9, 1858 : (3) Philip Coldwcll Tnick- 
 nesse, lx>m January aS, i860 [married, April a8, 1891, 
 Ehiisy Oakley, daughter of the late Dean of Manchester] ; 
 (4) Raymond Kdward Thicknesse, born October 17, 1867 
 fniarried, January 3, 1889, Helen, daughter of Samuel 
 Botterill of Cookshire. Canada] ; (5) John Audley Thick- 
 nesse, bom Novemlicr 8, 1869 [married, Sept. 27, 1897, 
 Phyllis Margaret, daughter of the late Henry Woodcock 
 of Ha^wartTs Heath] ; Frances Annette Eleanor ; and 
 Kathenne Edith Mary Isabel He married secondly, 
 August a8, 1888, Agnes Beatrice Julia, fourth daughter of 
 the Reverend Marsham Argles, Dean of Peterborough and 
 Rector of Barnack, in the county of Northampton. Rest- 
 tUmc* — Precincts, Peterborough. 
 
 LEICESTER.WARREN(R.L9 Feb. 1899, H. Coll.). 
 Quarterly, I., quarterly i and 4, chequy or and azure, on a 
 canton gules, a lion rampant argent (Warren) ; a and 3, 
 quarterly i. and iiii., azure, a fesse between three fleurs-de-lis 
 or (Leicester); ii. and iii., azure, a fesse gules, fretty or, 
 between three fleurs-de-hs of the last (Leicester) ; II., 
 quarterly per fesse indented or and gules (Leighton) ; III., 
 argent, three boar's heads couped close sable (Canibrey) ; 
 IV,, azure, a lion rampant queue-fourchfe or (Stapleton) ; 
 v., argent, a wyvern sable (Drake) ; VI., or, three bendlets 
 gules; VII., azure, three escallops or (Malletti; VIII., 
 azure, a chevron ermine between three fleurs-de-lis of the 
 same (Burgh); IX., or, a lion rampant gules within a 
 bordure engrailed sable (William, Lord of Mawddwy, fourth 
 son of Griffith ap Wenunwin, Prince of Powis); X., gules, 
 a lion rampant within a bordure indented or (Theodor) ; 
 XI. , or, a raven sable (Corbet) ; XII. , gules, a bend between 
 six pears erect or, stalked and leaved vert (Clopton) ; XIII., 
 quarterly per fesse indented gules and or, in the first quarter 
 a lion passant guardant argent (Besyn — quarterings II. to 
 XIII. all being recorded Vn. of Shropshire, 1633), and 
 on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Davenport, viz. : 
 argent, a chevron between three cross crosslets fitch^e sable. 
 Orests — I. on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a wyvern 
 argent, wings elevated chequy or and azure ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a dragon's head erased vert (Leicester) ; 3. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a swan's head couped argent, 
 gutt6-de-sang, beaked or (Leicester), Motto — " Tenebo." 
 
 Yr. son of Sir Baldwin Leighton, 8th Bart. (1693), 
 
 D.L., M.P., M.A., b. 1836; d. i6<)7\ m. 1864, Hon. 
 
 Eleanor Leicester - Warren (Hon. Lady Leighton- 
 
 Warren), d. of and Lord de Tabley : — 
 Cuthbert Leicester- Warren (formerly Leighton), Esq., 
 b. 1877 ; m. 1904, Hilda Marguerite (vide Davenport), only 
 d. and h. of late Capt. E. Davenport of Davenport. 
 Res. — Tabley House, Knutsford ; Davenport, nr. Bridg- 
 north. 
 
 LEIGH, quartered by HORDERN, HANBURY, 
 and WHITE. 
 
 LEIGH, see AUSTIN-LEIGH, W.ARD-BROUGH- 
 TON-LEIGH. 
 
 LEIGH OF Bagaley, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 LEIGH (U.O.). Argent, two bars azure, a bend corn- 
 pony counter-compony gules and or. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand 
 lying fessewise couped at the wrist, holding a sword erect, 
 impaling three gory human heads all proper. Mottoes— 
 " En Dios se vince," " Conlan-a-bu. " 
 
 Sons of Francis Augustine Leigh, Esq., J. P. and 
 
 D.L., of Rosegarland,co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1867), 
 
 b. 1822; d. 1900; m. , Augustine, d. of Mons. 
 
 Charles Perrier of Metz : — 
 
 Francis Robert Leigh, Esq., J. P., late 3rd Batt. Roy. 
 
 Irish Regt. b. 1853 ; m. 1903, Elizabeth Scott, d. of late 
 
 Barton Bell of Blackball, Lanark. 5«a^— Rosegarland, 
 
 New Ross, CO. Wexford. 
 
 Edward Leigh, Esq., Capt. Hants Regt., b. 1867. 
 Res. — 
 
 LEIGH (c. 1540). Argent, on a chief embattled gules, 
 
 three plates. Mantling gules .-\nd argent. 
 wreath of the colours, a hmd passant argent. 
 
 Crest— On a 
 
 Son of Edward Leonard Leigh, Gentleman, of North- 
 court House, Chatteris, m, Sarah, d. of Henry Dove 
 of Neverston Hall, Debenham, Suffolk: — 
 Edward Leonard Holmes Leigh, Gentleman, b. 
 m. , Mary Anne Warth of Chatteris ; and has surv. 
 
 issue — Christian Holmes Leigh, Gentleman, b. 1878;; 
 Caioline ; Frances Warth ; Catherine Elizabeth ; Mary 
 Ollyffe ; and Jane. Res. — 
 
 Son of Alexander Leigh of Bouldner, Isle of Wight, 
 b. 1824 ; d. 1872 ; m. 1852, Martha, d. of Henry Haslop 
 of Cambridge : — 
 Alexander Haslop Leigh, Gentleman, b. 20 March 1854 ; 
 m. 1st, 3 Aug. 1881, Blanche (d. 1882), d. of John Pollit of 
 Waterloo, Liverpool ; (2) 20 Nov. 1888, Edith Mary, d. of j 
 Thomas Garneys Wales of Downham Market, Norfolk; 
 and has issue — (i) Henry Leigh, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., 
 b. i8 April 1882; (2) John Alexander Leigh, Gentleman, | 
 b. 5 Aug. 1893; and Marjorie Wales. Seat — May field, ' 
 Short lands, Kent. Ciub — Devonshire. 
 
 LEIGH-WHITE (R.L., 26 July 1897, U.O.). Quarterly, 
 1 and 4, gules, an annulet or, within a bordure sable, charged 
 with estoiles of the second, on a canton ermine, a lion 
 rampant of the third (White) ; 2 and 3, or, a lion rampant 
 gules (Leigh). Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a , 
 wreath of the colours, a stork argent, beaked and membered 
 or (White); 2. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 vested paly of five or and sable, cuffed argent, the hand 
 proper, grasping the upper and lower fragments of a broken 
 tilting-sjjear the point downwards proper. Mottoes — 
 (Over second crest) "Force avec vertu;" (under arms) 
 " The noblest motive is the public good." Livery — Claret ; 
 and drab. 
 
 Son of Egerton Leigh of High Leigh, Cheshire [q.v.), 
 
 b. 1843; m. ist, 1874, Lady Elizabeth Mary Gore 
 
 White [d. 1880,) d. of William Henry, 3rd Earl of 
 
 Bantry : — 
 
 Edward Egerton Leigh-White, Esq., J. P. co. Cork 
 
 (High Sheriff 1903), B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1876; m, 1904, 
 
 Arethusa Flora Gartside, d. of Peter Duff Hawker. Seats 
 
 — Bantry House, and Glengariff Lodge, Bantry, co. Cork. 
 
 Clubs — Windham, Wellington, Garrick, Kildare Street 
 
 (Dublin). 
 
 ARTHUR EGERTON LEIGH, Esquire, B.A. of 
 Brasenose College, Oxford, and J. P. for Dorset. Born 
 Nov. 6, 1853, being the fifth son of the late Egerton Leigh, 
 Esq., J. P. and D. L. , late a Capt. 2nd Dragoon Guards, 
 and afterwards Major and Brevet Lieut. -Col. ist Cheshire 
 Militia, High Sheriff and M.P. for Mid-Cheshire, by his 
 wife Lydia Rachel, dau. and coheir of John Smith Wright 
 of Bulcote Lodge, Notts. Livery — Drab, red facings, brass 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
Lei 
 
 Ui 
 
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 buttons. Armorial bearings— Or, a lion rampant gules. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm vested paly of five pieces or and sable, cuffed 
 argent, the hand proper, grasping the upper and lower 
 fragments of a broken tilting-sp)ear, the point upwards azure. 
 Motto—" Force avec vertu." Married, 1882, Mary Louisa 
 Hay, dau. of Robert Hay Murray, Esq., J. P.; and has 
 Issue — Gladwys Mary Egerton. Estate — Bulcote, Notting- 
 ham. Residence — The Manor House, Sherborne, Dorset. 
 C/k(J— Wellington. 
 
 EDWARD EGERTON LEIGH, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Gloucester, late Lieut. 2nd Dragoon Guards, Alderman 
 Gloucestershire County Council. Bom July i, 1851, being 
 the third son of the late Egerton Leigh, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L., late a Capt. 2nd Dragoon Guards, and afterwards 
 Major nnd Brevet Lieut.-Col. ist Cheshire Militia, High 
 Sheriff and M.P. for Mid-Cheshire, by his wife Lydia 
 Rachel, dau. and coheir of John Smith Wright of Bulcote 
 Lodge, Notts. Livery — Drab, red waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings— Or, a lion rampant gules, and impaling the arms 
 of Edwards, namely azure, on a bend nebuly argent, 
 cotised or, a fleur-de-lis between two martlets of the field. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm vested paly of five pieces or and sable, cuffed 
 argent, the hand proper, grasping the upper and lower 
 fragments of a broken tilting-spear, the point upwards 
 azure. Motto — "Force avec vertu." Married, Sept. 17, 
 1874, Laura Maud, youngest dau. of Sir Henry Edwards, 
 Bart., of Pye Nest, Halifax ; and has Issue— (1) John Eger- 
 ton Leigh, Gentleman, b. 1876; (2) Henry Egerton Leigh, 
 Gentleman, b. April 20, 1877. Seat — Broadwell Manor 
 House, Stow-on-the-Wold, co. Gloucester. Club — Cavalry. 
 
 S EGERTON LEIGH, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Chester, High Sheriff 1882, late Capt. ist Royal 
 Dragoons, A.D.C. Born July 13, 1843, being the eldest 
 son of the late Egerton Leigh, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , late a 
 Capt. 2nd Dragoon Guards, and afterwards Major and 
 Brevet Liout.-Col. ist Cheshire Militia, High Sheriff 1872, 
 M.P. for Mid-Cheshire from 1873 to 1876, and his wife 
 Lydia Rachel, dau. and coheir of John Smith Wright of 
 Bulcote Lodge, Notts. Armorial bearings— Or, a lion 
 rampant gules. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested paly of five pieces 
 or and sable, cuffed argent, the hand proper, grasping the 
 upper and lower fragments of a broken tilting-spear, the point 
 upwards azure. Motto— " P'orce avec vertu." Married, 
 firstly, Aug. 5, 1874, the Lady Elizabeth Mary Gore Hedges- 
 White, eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. William Henry, 3rd Earl of 
 Bantry; and by her had Issue — (i) Edward Egerton Leigh, 
 Gentleman, b. June 23, 1876; and Margaret Elizabeth 
 Egerton [>«. , April 1899, Richard Oliver Marton, R.A.]. 
 He married secondly. May 7, 1889, Violet Cecil Mary, 
 second dau. of Col. Alfred Tippinge of Longparish House, 
 Whitchurch, Hants; and has Issue — (2) Cecil Egerton 
 Leigh, Gentleman, b. Sept. 28, 1890 ; and Cynthia Egerton. 
 Seats — West Hall, High Leigh, near Knutsford ; Jodrell 
 Hall, Holmes Chapel, and Twemlow Hall, Holmes Chapel, 
 Chester. Chtbs — Carlton, Arthur's, Cavalry. 
 
 The Reverend NEVILL EGERTON LEIGH, Clerk 
 Holy Orders, M. A. Born Sept. 2, 1852, being the fourth 
 son of the late Egerton Leigh, Esq., J. P. and D.L., late a 
 Capt. 2nd Dragoon Guards, and afterwards Major and 
 Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1st Cheshire Militia, High Sheriff and 
 M.P. for Mid-Cheshire, by his wife Lydia Rachel, dau. and 
 coheir of John Smith Wright of Bulcote Lodge, Notts. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a lion rampant gules. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm vested paly of five pieces or and sable, cuffed argent, 
 the hand proper, grasping the upper and lower fragments of 
 a broken tilting-spear, the point upwards azure. MottO — 
 "" "orce avec vertu. " Postal address — " 
 
 j ROGER LEIGH, Esq., Lord of the Manor of Orrell, in 
 D. Lancaster, J. P. Kent and Lancashire, M.P. for Rochester 
 S80 to 1885. Born April 27, 1840, being the adopted son 
 the late Sir Robert Holt Leigh, Bart., of Hindley Hall. 
 Je s. to the estates in 1868, under the will of Sir R. Holt 
 eigh, Bart. , at the death of Thomas, Lord Kingstown (who 
 id a life interest in them). Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 : cross engrailed argent, between four lozenges ermine, 
 distinction a canton or. Mantling gules and argent ; 
 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 gules, holding between the paws a lozenge argent, charged 
 with a rose gules, and charged on the shoulder for distinction 
 with a cross patde or. Married, ist. May 29, 1861, Elizabeth 
 Jane (who died July 30, 1894), eldest daughter of Thomas 
 Eden Blackwell, 91st Royal Argyllshire Highlanders, and 
 granddau. of Gen. Blackwell, C. B. ; and by her had Issue — 
 Margaret Caroline ; Amabel Frances Louisa, deceased ; 
 Mary Etheldreda ; and Emma Lindsay. He married 
 secondly, 1885, Agatha Elizabeth, only dau. of the late 
 Alfred Shaw. Seats — Hindley Hall, Wigan ; Barham Court, 
 Maidstone. Residence — 70 Courtfield Gardens, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM LEIGH, Esquire, J. P. for co. Gloucester. 
 Born Sept. 23, 1829, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Leigh, Esq., D.L. for the cos. of Lancaster and 
 Stafford, and J. P. for Stafford, by his wife Caroline, fifth dau. 
 of Sir John Geers Cotterell, Bart. , of Garnons, co. Hereford. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a cross engrailed argent, in 
 the first quarter a lion rampant or, and in the second a 
 lozenge of the second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lozenge gules, charged with 
 a unicorn's head couped argent, armed and crined or. 
 Married, June 25, 1859, Mary Victoria, dau. of Thomas 
 Jarrett of Madras, Barrister-at-Law ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Francis William Leigh, Gentleman, b. July 4, i860 ; (2) 
 Henry Vincent Leigh, Gentleman, b. March i, 1867; (3) 
 Arthur Hubert Leigh, Gentleman, b. March 21, 1869, 
 d. June 12, 1869 ; (4) Bertrand Charles Leigh, Gentleman, 
 b. Jan. 27, 1871 ; Mary Blanche ; and Beatrice Csecilia. 
 Seat — Woodchester Park, Stonehouse, co. Gloucester. 
 
 BERTIE EDWARD PARKER LEIGHTON, Esquire, 
 Capt. ist Royal Dragoons. Born Nov. 26, 1875, being the 
 only son of the late Stanley Leighton, Esq., M.P. for the 
 Western Div. of co. Salop, Barrister-at-Law, F.S.A. , J. P. 
 and D.L. co. Salop, J. P. co. Montgomery, by his wife 
 Jessie Marie, dau. and co-heir of Henry Bertie Watkin 
 Williams- Wynn, Esq., of Nanty-Meiched, co. Montgomery. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly per fesse indented or and 
 gules ; and for his Crest, a wyvern with wings expanded 
 sable. Motto — " Dread shame." Residence — Sweeney 
 Hall, Oswestry. 
 
 LEIGHTON (18 Nov. 1837). Argent, a lion rampant 
 gules supporting between the paws a sword erect proper, 
 pommel and hilt or, a chief embattled azure, thereon a 
 plate (representing the Seringapatam medal) between two 
 leopard's faces gold. MantlUlg gules and argent. Crest 
 — Out of a mural crown argent, a tiger's head vert, striped 
 and crowned with an Eastern crown or. Motto — "Light 
 on." 
 
 Son of Gen. Sir David Leighton, K.C. B. , b. 1774; 
 
 d. i860 ; m. 1818, Isabella Constantia, d. of Henry 
 
 Thomas Williams : — 
 David Clarance Russel Leighton, Esq., late of H.M's. 
 Indian Civil Service, d. 1826 ; fn. 1849, Jane, d. of Capt. 
 Andrew Creagh of Limerick; and has issue — (i) David 
 Edmund William Leighton, Esq., b. 1851 ; (2) Clarance 
 Frank Leighton, Gentleman, b. 1859 [m. Jessie, d. of late 
 Jean Franqois Midville of Duncroft, Staines; and has issue 
 — David Leighton, Gentlemnn, b. 1900; Jessica Maude 
 Mary ; and Jeannie Claudine. Res. — Aylesford House, 
 St. Albans] ; Mary Flora [m. Arthur Hume-Spry, 
 H. M. I. C.S., deceased] ; and Jane Creagh. Post. add. — 
 Charlton Kings, Cheltenham. Clubs — E.I. United Service, 
 New (Cheltenham). 
 
 LEIGH-CLARE, see CLARE. 
 
 LEIR, see WILKINS-LEIR. 
 
 Major-General RICHARD LANGFORD LEIR- 
 CARLETON, J. P. cos. of Somerset and Hanti; assumed 
 the additional surname and the arms of Carleton by Royal 
 Licence 1899. Bom Aug. 21, 1841, being the eldest son of 
 the late Rev. William Marriott Leir, M.A. , Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, of Ditcheat Priory, Somerset, by his wife Mary 
 Ann, only dau. of Edward Langford of Trungle Manor, 
 Cornwall. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a bend sable, 
 three pheons argent (for Carleton), and upon an escutcheon 
 of pretence for and in right of his wife (the Baroness 
 Dorchester) the same arms of Carleton, the escutcheon of 
 pretence being surmounted by the coronet of her rank. 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Hen 
 
 Mantling sable and argent. Omt — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed proper, vested above the 
 elbow gules, edged argent, the hand grasping an arrow in 
 liend sinister, point downwards also proper. MottO — 
 "Quondam his vicimus armis." Upon the sinister side of 
 his achievement is displayed that of the Haroness Dorchester, 
 vi». on a lofenge, surmounted by the coronet of her rank, 
 the alwveiiKntionrd arms of Carleton ; and for Sixp- 
 portan, on eitlier side a beaver proper, the dexter gorged 
 with a mural and the sinister with a naval coronet both or, 
 Afarried, Nov. lo, 1887. the Rt. Hon. Henrietta Anne, 
 1st Baroness Dorchester of Dorchester, co. Oxford (creation, 
 Aug. 2, 1899), who assumed for herself and her issue the 
 surname and arms of Carleton only. She is the elder dau. 
 and coheir of the Rt. Hon. Guy Carleton, 3rd Baron Dor- 
 chester (creation, Aug. ai, 1776), cousin of the 4th Baron 
 I>orchester, who d. Nov. 13, 1897, and widow (by whom 
 she has issue) of the late Francis Paynton Pigotl (properly 
 Pigott-Stainsby-Conant) of Banbury, co, Oxford. Seat — 
 Ditcheat Priory, co. Somerset. 
 
 LEITH, see FORBES-LEITH. 
 
 H ALEXANDER HENRY LEITH, Esquire, of Glen- 
 S9 kindie, co. Aberdeen, J. P. and D.L. for that county, 
 Capt. 3rd Batt. Gordon Highlanders, late Lieut. Welsh 
 Regt. Bom July 37, 1866, being the elder but only sur- 
 vivmg son of the late General Robert William Disney Leith 
 C. B. , of Glenkindie and Westhall, Aberdeenshire, Col. of 
 the Worcester Regt., J. P. and D.L. co. Aberdeen, by his 
 wife Mary Charlotte Julia, only child and heir of Sir Henry 
 Percy Gordon, and Bart, (extinct), of Knockespock, N.B., 
 and Northcourt, Isle of Wight (by his wife Lady Mary 
 Agnes Blanche, dau. of the Rt. Hon. George Ashburnham, 
 3rd Earl of .^shburnham). Armorial bearingrs— Quarterly 
 I and 4, grand quarters quarterly L and iiii. , or, a cross 
 crosslet fitch^ sable between three crescents in chief and as 
 many fusils in base barways gules, within a bordure azure 
 (for Leith) ; ii. and iii. , azure, a hart tripping or, attired and 
 unguled gules (for Strachan of Glenkindie) ; 2 and 3, grand 
 quarters quarterly i. and iiii., azure, a rose argent, between 
 three boars' heads erased or (for Gordon) ; ii. and iii. , gules, a 
 tilting-spear proper fesseways between three ancient crowns 
 or (for Grant) ; the second and third grand quarters within 
 a bordure quarterly argent and or embattled. Mantling: 
 sable, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 hart at gaze proper. Motto— " Trusty to the end." Mar- 
 ried, 1893, Mildred Katherine (rf. 1894), dau. of Gen. Stuart 
 Nicholson, C.B., R.A. ; and has /wtt«— Mildred Katherine. 
 5«/— Glenkindie, Aberdeenshire. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 LEITH-BUCHANAN (matric. L.O., 22 June 1904, 
 regd. H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, or, a cross crosslet 
 fitch^ sable between three crescents in chief and as many 
 fusils in base gules (Leith, c. 1672-7) ; 2. or, a lion rampant 
 sable, holding in its dexter paw a man's heart proper, within 
 a double tressure flory counterflory of the second, a bordure 
 compony argent and azure (Buchanan) ; 3. quarterly, i. 
 argent, a lion rampant gules, armed or ; ii. or, a dexter 
 hand couped in fesse holding a cross crosslet fitch^ in pale 
 gules ; iii. or, a lymphad oars in saltire sable, and in base 
 undy vert, a salmon naiant argent ; iiii. argent, an oak-tree 
 vert, surmounted by an eagle displayed or, the third grand 
 quarter within a border invected gules (Macdonald). Mant- 
 llngs— Dexter, gules, doubled or ; sinister, sable, doubled 
 or. Crests — Dexter, on a wreath of the liveries, a cross 
 crosslet fitchte sable (Motto— "Trusty to the end"); 
 sinister, on a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand holding 
 a sword (Motto — "God with my right "). 
 
 Son of Capt. Sir George Hector Leith-Buchanan, 4th 
 
 Bart., b. 1833 ; d. 1903 ; m. 2nd, i86r, Eliza Caroline, 
 
 only child of Thomas Tod of Drygrange : — 
 
 Sir Alexander Wellesley George Thomas Leith-Buchanan, 
 
 Sth Bart. (21 Nov. 1775), J. P. and D.L. Dumbartonsh,, 
 
 b. 1866 ; m. 1888, Maude Mary, d. of Alexander Grant of 
 
 Glasgow ; and has issue — (i) George Hector Macdonald 
 
 Leith-Buchanan, Esq., b. 1889; (2) Alexander Wellesley 
 
 Grant Leith-Buchanan, Esq., b. 1890. Seats — Ross Priory, 
 
 CO. Dumbarton, Drumnakill, co Stirling. Club — University 
 
 (Edinburgh.) 
 
 M JOHN LEITH-ROSS, Esquire, late Lieut. -Col. com- 
 w manding the King's Own Scottish Borderers, and at 
 present Colonel commanding the 20th Regimental District. 
 
 Dom April 16, 1845, being the eldest son of the late John 
 I>cith-Ross, Esq., of Arnage, J. P., by his wife Nicola, dau. 
 
 of William Arbuthnot of I)ens. Armorial bearings 
 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, or, three water-bougets sable, a bordure 
 of the second ; a and 3, quarterly, i. and iiii. or, a cross cross- 
 let fitch(*e sable, between three crescents in chief and as many 
 fusils in Ixxse barways gules, all within a bordure azure (for 
 Leith of Frcefield); ii. and iii. azure, a stag trippant or, attired 
 and unguled gules (for Strachan of (ilenkindie). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befiiling his degree, wiih a 
 mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, un 
 a cap of maintenance a water-bouget sable. Mottoes 
 (above the crest) — " Agnoscar eventu ;" (IxjIow the shield) 
 " Virtue have virtue. " Married , Oc\.. 1878, Janet Forbes, 
 dau. of William Lamond of Stranduff ; and has \\vlA. Issue— 
 (i) John Leith-Ross, Gentleman, b. 1879 (''• 1880); (a) 
 William Leith-Ross, Gentleman, b. Nov. 14, 1884 ; and 
 Elena Violet. Seats— Am&gt Castle, Ellon, N.B. ; and 
 Bank House, Elton, Bury, Lanes. 
 
 S GEORGE COSBY LENDRUM, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 CO. Fermanagh, High Sheriff 1875, J. P. co. Tyrone, 
 High Sheriff 1882. Born April aa, 1846, being the eldest 
 son of James Lendrum, Esq,, of Magheracross, J. P. and 
 D.L. for COS. Fermanagh and Tyrone, High Sheriff co. 
 Fermanagh 1835, and co. Tyrone 1837, B.A. (Cantab.) 
 1830 (Trin. Coll. ), by his wife Anne, eldest dau. of Samuel 
 Vesey of Derrabard. Armorial beartngs — Gules, three 
 garbs or, on a chief argent, as many woolpacks sable. 
 Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a dove holding an olive 
 branch in its beak all proper. Motto — "Lapaix." Mar- 
 ried, Dec. 10, 1878, Antoinette Frances, eldest dau. of 
 Antoine Sloet Butler, Esq., C.B. , late Capt. 7th Dragoon 
 Guards ; and has Issue— (1) James Butler Lendrum, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 14, 1880; (2) George Dalur Lendrum, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 5, 1882; (3) Marcus Beresford lendrum. 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 11, 1883; (4) Alan Cane Lendiuni, 
 Gentleman, ^. July 11, 1885; and Anne. 5sa^— Maghera- 
 cross (the ancient name restored), Ballinamallard, co. 
 Fermanagh. 
 
 LENNARD, see BARRETT-LENNARD. 
 
 LENNOX, quartered by VERSCHOYLE, CHIN- 
 NERY-HALDANE, STUART, STUART- RICHARD- 
 SON, and HALDANE. 
 
 LENNOX, see BATblMAN-HANBURY-KINCAI 
 LENNOX. 
 
 SJOHN MAITLAND LENNOX, Esquire, Captain; 
 and His Majesty's Inspector of Prisons. 
 II Ptltint* ^"''"^ J"'y ^' ''833, being the fourth son of 
 »L/Xflll\\fA, tj^g Right Honourable George Lennox, com- 
 monly known as Lord George Lennox, by 
 Louisa his wife, daughter of Captain John Rodney, com- 
 monly known as the Honourable John Rodney, of the 
 Royal Navy. Club — Army and Navy. Armonal bear- 
 ings — He tears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, France and 
 England quarterly; 2. Scotland; 3. Ireland, being the 
 arms of His Majesty King Charles II., all within a lx)rdure 
 compony argent and gules, charged with eight roses of the 
 last, barbed and seeded proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, on a chapeau gules, turned 
 up ermine, a lion guardant or, ducally crowned gules, and 
 gorged with a collar compony of four pieces argent ami 
 gules, charged with two roses of the last ; with the Motto— 
 "En la rose je fleiwie." Postal address — 2 Shelley Court, 
 Chelsea, S,W. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 S SUSSEX WILLIAM LENNOX, Esquire, and Lieu- 
 tenant-General. Bom January 2, 1831, being the 
 second son of Sussex Lennox, Esquire, commonly known 
 as Lord Sussex Lennox, by his wife Mary Margaret, com- 
 monly known as the Honourable Mary Margaret, daughter 
 of the Right Honourable Valentine Broune Lawless, second 
 Baron Cloncury. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, quarterly France and England ; 2. 
 Scotland ; 3. Ireland, being the arms of His Majesty King 
 Charles II., all within a bordure compony argent and gules, 
 charged with eight roses of the second, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 
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 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion guar- 
 dant or, ducally crowned gules, and gorged with a collar 
 compony of four pieces argent and gules, charged with two 
 roses of the last ; with the Motto, " En la rose je fleurie." 
 Married, October 15, 1867, Eleanor Jane, daughter of W. 
 H. Peters of Harefield, near Lympstone, in the county of 
 Devon. Postal address — 23 Elm Park Gardens, London. 
 S.W. 
 
 J. NUGENT LENTAIGNE, Esq., J.P. for co. DubHn, 
 Barrister-at-Law, Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper, and 
 Permanent Secretary to Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Bom 
 1847, being the eldest son of the late the Right Honour- 
 able Sir John Lentaigne. C.B., P.C., D.L. Club— 
 Stephen's Green (Dublin). Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, or, on a chevron azure, between three martlets 
 sable, a fleur-de-lis of the field, a chief of the second charged 
 with three mullets argent (for Lentaigne) ; 2. argent, two 
 lions rampant combatant supporting a sinister hand couped 
 at the wrist gules, in chief three estoiles of the last, in base 
 in waves of the sea a salmon naiant all proper (for O'Neill); 
 3. sable, a bend and in chief a tower argent (for Plunkett). 
 Crest — A dove with wings addorsed proper, holding in its 
 bill a fleur-de-lis or, and charged on the breast with a 
 mullet azure; on an escroll above it, " Pro fide rege et 
 patria pugno." Motto — " Dieu Ayde." Seat — Tallaght, 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 ALFRED JOHN ADOLPHUS LEPPER, Gentleman, 
 second son of Robert Stewart Lepper, late of Trainfield 
 House, Belfast, co, Antrim. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 on a saltire ermine, between in chief a spur erect and 
 leathered or, in fesse two leopards' faces of the last, and in 
 base a crane argent, an annulet of the first. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the coiours, out 
 of a crown vallery or, a demi-leopard guardant proper, 
 holding between the paws a rose gules, barbed and seeded 
 also proper. Motto — " Ducente Deo." Residence — The 
 " Rhanbuoy," co. Antrim. 
 
 JAMES HENRY LERMITTE, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Middlesex. Born 
 ¥T |>i**Y)tH-<> September 21, 1822, being the eldest son of 
 ILvlUIHlv the late James Lermitte, of Friern Barnet 
 and Finchley, in the county of Middlesex, 
 by his wife Elizabeth Stainforth, daughter of John Rhodes 
 of Cromwell Hall, Finchley. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Vert, a string of nine beads or chevron- 
 
 vise between three cinquefoils argent, in the centre a garb 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 Us degree, with a mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, 
 ^pon a wreath of the colours, a hermit habited in russet, 
 esting the dexter hand on a staff proper, holding in the 
 pnister hand a cross pat^e from the wrist a rosary or. 
 lotto — "Dieu le veut." Married, firstly, September 4, 
 I856, Harriett Deborah, daughter of the late Isaac Sutton 
 
 Cooper, Esquire, of Park Hall, Finchley, in the county 
 of Middlesex, who died February 26, 1874 ; and secondly, 
 November 5, 1874, Susannah, daughter of the late Thomas 
 Gordon Littlewood, Esquire, of Lincoln's Inn, in the 
 county of Middlesex ; and has Issue by his first marriage — 
 (i) Henry James Lermitte, Esquire, Captain Royal Scots 
 Fusiliers, formerly Lieutenant 5th Dragoon Guards, born 
 September 11, 1858 [married, January 26, 1892, Susan 
 Ismay, only child of William Henry West, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace of Farmley, in the county of Wexford] ; (2) 
 Arthur Cooper Lermitte, Gentleman, born January 27, 
 1863, died September 22, 1864 ; (3) Sidney Herbert Ler- 
 mitte, Gentleman, born May 9, died November 13, 1864 ; 
 (4) Ernest Edwin Lermitte, Gentleman, born July 29, 
 1865 ; (5) Horace Augustus Lermitte, Gentleman, born 
 December 5, 1867 ; (6) Claude Sutton Lermitte, Gentle- 
 man, born December 22, 1869 ; (7) Hugh Douglas Ler- 
 mitte, Gentleman, born October 22, 1872 ; Mary Elizabeth 
 [married, October 22, 1881, Alleyne Alfred Boxall (now 
 Baron Boxall, q.v.), and has issue]; and Harriett Louisa 
 [married, February 6, 1889, Thomas Field Dunscomb- 
 bridge. Esquire, Major Royal Marine Light Infantry. 
 Seat — Knightons, Finchley. Residence — 
 
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 FRANK HARWOOD LESCHER, Gentleman, Com- 
 mander of the Order of Christ. Born July 25, 1842, being 
 the eldest son of the late Joseph Sidney Lescher, by his 
 wife Sarah, only daughter of William Harwood of Bristol. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a cross gules, on a chief azure 
 a stork argent, beaked and legged of the second. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a bugle-horn sable, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour proper, garnished or, entwined by a serpent, 
 the hand grasping a dagger fessevvays, the point to the 
 dexter all proper. Motto — " Singulariter in spe." Mar- 
 ried, Oct. 16, 1873, Mary O'Conor Graham, dau. of 
 Patrick Grehan, Esq., J. P., of Mount Plunket, co. Ros- 
 common, by Frances his wife, dau. of John Pitchford 
 of Stratford, Essex; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Edward 
 Lescher, Gentleman, b. June 12, 1877 ; (2) Frank Graham 
 Lescher, Gentleman, b. May 19, 1888 ; Mary Carmela 
 Anne ; and Mercedes Adela. Residence — 31 Devonshire 
 Place, W. Clubs — Conservative, and City of London. 
 
 S JOSEPH FRANCIS LESCHER, Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L. cos. Essex, London, Middlesex, and West- 
 minster, High Sheriff 1885-86. Born Aug. 6, 1842, being 
 the eldest son of the late Joseph Samuel Lescher, Esq., of 
 Boyles Court, J, P., D.L., and High Sheriff 1862, by his 
 wife Martha, dau. of John Hoy of Stoke Lower House, 
 Suffolk. C/k(5— Reform. Armorial bearings — Or, a cross 
 gules, on a cliief azure, a stork argent, beaked and legged of 
 the second. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bugle-horn sable, 
 a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, garnished or, en» 
 twined by a serpent, the hand grasping a dagger fesseways, 
 the point towards the dexter also proper, pommel and hilt 
 or. Motto — "Singulariter in spe." Married, May 7, 1875, 
 Mira Charlotte, only child of Capt. Wm. Hankey, 9th 
 Lancers, by Charlotte Cecile his wife, dau. of the Marquis 
 d'Estampes; and has Issue — Mira Monica Beata ; and 
 Vironica Phelomena. 5eaif— Boyles Court, near Brentwood, 
 Essex. 
 
 ROBERT JOSEPH LESCHER, Gentleman. Born 
 Aug. 18, 1888, being the son of the late Herman Joseph 
 Sidney Lescher, by his wife Mary Agnes, dau. of Robert 
 Wilson, M.A. Armorial bearings— Or, a cross gules, on 
 a chief azure, a stork argent, beaked and legged of the 
 second. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a bugle-horn sable, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour proper, garnished or, entwined by a 
 serpent, the hand grasping a dagger fesseways, the point 
 towards the dexter also proper, pommel and hilt or. Motto 
 — " Singulariter in spe." 
 
 S ARCHIBALD YOUNGE LESLIE, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. for the co. of Banff, late Lieut. -Col. Com- 
 manding ist Batt. the Cameron Highlanders. Born April 
 19. 1843, eldest son of the late George Abercromby Leslie, 
 Esq. , thirteenth Laird of Kininvie, /. P. and D. L. Clubs 
 —United Service, New (Edinburgh). Z,»V«r)/— Blue, faced 
 
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 with yellow. Annorlal beaiingt— Argent, on a fessc azure, 
 three buckles or, within a bordure indented of the second. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his de- 
 gree, with n ni.intling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Greet, a griflin proper, 
 
 holding in the dexter talon a buckle or ; and in an escroll 
 above this the Motto, " Quae juncta firma." Alarried, June 
 1868, Alice (d. 1895), dau. of Col. Richard Cautley ; and 
 has Issue — (1) George Stewart Leslie, Esq., Capt. 8th 
 Imperial Yeomanry, J. P. and D.L. co. Banff, b. 1872; 
 (3) Archibald Stewart Leslie, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon. ), 
 b. 1873 ; (3) Walter Stewart Leslie, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal 
 W. Kent Regt., b. 1876; (4) Norman Stewart Leslie, 
 Gentleman, b. 1877 ; (5) Francis Stewart Leslie, Gentleman, 
 b. 1879 ; and Dorothy. Estates — Kininvie, Tullich, and 
 Lesmurdie, co. Banff. Postal address — Kininvie, Dufftown, 
 Scotland. 
 
 SJOHN LESLIE, Esquire, formerly Lieut, .i;th Fusi- 
 liers and Capt. Donegal Militia. Born May 31, 1839, 
 
 being the only son of the late Francis Charles Leslie 
 (formerly Beers) of Ballyward, co. Down, and Kincraigie, 
 CO. Donegal (who assumed by Royal Licence, 1850, the 
 
 surname and arms of Leslie in lieu o( his patronymic), by 
 his wife Hannah Theodosia, dau. of Lieut. -Col. Charles 
 Thompson of the 27th Regimcni. /-./'jr/7— Blue, with 
 silver lace ; and for dress : blue plush breeches. Armorial 
 boarlngB— Argent, on a fesse between two cross crosslcls 
 fitch^e azure, three buckles or, a crescent gules for differ- 
 ence ; and impaling the arms of Barclay, namely azure, a 
 chevron between three crosses pat^ or. Usuitllng azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, ;i ^;riffln's 
 head couped proper, charged with a cross crosslet tiichde 
 azure. Motto — " Firma spe." Married, Feb. 11, 1862, 
 Harriet Anne, third dau. of Sir David William Barclay, 
 Bart. ; and has Issue — May Florence de Rune \m. , Aiij;. 9, 
 1888, Col. Frank Robert Lowth, C.B.. late Lincolnshirr 
 Regt., and has issue]. iVa/— Ballyward Lodge, C.istlc- 
 wellan, co. Down. 
 
 M ROBERT CHARLES LESLIE, Esquire, J. P. and 
 Cf D.L. Born Nov. 30, 1828, being the eldest son of 
 Arthur French of Frenchpark, by his wife Emily Eleanora 
 Wilhelmina, sole surviving child and heiress of Charles 
 AHiert l^slie of Ballybay, under whose will his alwvc- 
 mcntioned grandson assumed by Royal License the name 
 and arms of Leslie only. Livery — White, with light blue 
 facings. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent 
 
 on a bend azure, three buckles or (for Leslie) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a lion rampant sable (for Abernethy). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the coloiirs, 
 an angel affront6e proper. Motto— " Grip fast." Married, 
 Jan. 6, 1867, Charlotte Philippa Mary, dau. of Captain 
 Edward Kelso of Kelsoland, and Horkesley Park ; and 
 has Issue— [i) Theodore Barrington Norman Leslie, Gentle- 
 man, 2nd Lieut. 3rd Batt. Grenadier Guards, b. Feb. 2, 
 1878, d. on service in S. Africa Dec. 4, 1899; (2) John 
 Henry Edward Leslie, Gentleman, b. Aug. 11, 1880; 
 and Mabel Edith [/«., May 1899, John Vesey Foster- Vesey- 
 Fitzgerald, K.C.]. i5"j/a/w— Kilclief, co. Down; Ballybay, 
 CO. Monaghan. Postal addresses — Ballybay, Ireland; 22 
 Cornwall Gardens, S.W. Club — Carlton. 
 
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 WILLIAM LESLIE, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 — Parted per pale argent and or, on a bend azure, between 
 two crosses flory gules, three buckles of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-griffin proper. Motto—" Grip fast." Seat 
 — Nethermuir, Aberdeen. 
 
 LESLIE (U.O. ). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on a bend 
 azure, three buckles or (Leslie) ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion 
 
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 rampant sable (Abernethy). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an angel proper. Motto 
 — " Grip fast." Livery — Sky blue, silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of Seymour Montague Leslie, Gentleman, b. 1835 ; 
 d. 1891 ; m. ist, 1866, Louisa [d. 1869), d. of William 
 Graham of Fitzharris, Berks; 2nd, 1878, Sarah Alice, 
 d. of George Vincent of Westminster : — 
 James Graham Leslie, Esq., J P. and D.L. co. Antrim, 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1868 ; 7n. 1901, Grace, only d. of J. 
 Lamont Brodie ; and has issue — Seymour Argent Sandford 
 Leslie, Gentleman, b. 1902. Seats — Leslie Hill, Bally- 
 money, CO. Antrim ; Seaport Lodge, Port Ballintrae, 
 Bushmills. Chambers — 3 Hare Court, Temple, E.G. 
 
 Edmund Vincent Leslie, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. — 
 Meota, N.W.T., Canada. 
 
 Yr. son of James Edmund Leslie, Esq., J. P., D.I^. , of 
 Leslie Hill and Seaport Lodge, co. Antrim (High 
 Sheriff 1854), b. 1800; d. 1881 ; m. 1823, Sarah, d. of 
 Rt. Rev. Daniel vSandford, D.D., Bishop of Edin- 
 burgh : — 
 Francis Macnaghten Leslie, Esq., Capt. and Hon. "Major 
 [late 4th Batt. R. Irish Rifles, late Lieut. H.E.I.C.S., 
 and in H.M.'s 105th, 103rd, and 63rd Regts. , b. 1838. 
 Res. — Eirianfa, St. Asaph. 
 
 CHARLES STEPHEN LESLIE-DUGUID, Gentle- 
 uan. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, three 
 rosses pat^e argent (for Duguid) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a 
 sse azure, three buckles or (for Leslie). Crest — On a 
 freath of his liveries, a dove, holding an olive branch in 
 fcr beak proper. Motto — " Patientia et sep." Seats- 
 fettemear, Balquhain, and Auchenhove, Aberdeenshire ; 
 lassop Hall, Derbyshire ; Slindon House, Sussex. 
 
 LESLIE-ELLIS (matric. L.O., Ped. H, Coll.). Quar- 
 terly, I and 4, gules, on a fesse argent, between three 
 crescents or, as many escallops azure, on a canton of the 
 third a garb vert (Ellis, Confn. U.O.); 2 and 3, argent, 
 on a bend azure, between two spur-revels gules, three 
 buckles or (Leslie of Pitcaple, L.O.). Mantlings— 
 Dexter, gules and argent ; sinister, azure and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of his liveries, a dolphin naiant 
 
 embowed argent, charged with an escallop as in the arms 
 (Motto over — " Non sine jure") (Ellis); 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin's head erased with wings addorsed 
 proper (Motto over— " Grip fast") (Leslie). Livery (un- 
 dress) — Dark blue, silver buttons, crimson facings and vest. 
 Eld. son of Robert Francis Ellis, Esq., of Maghery- 
 more, co. Wicklow, M.A. Trin. Coll., Dub., J. P. co. 
 Wicklow (High Sheriff 1868, High Sheriff co. Monaghan 
 1867) ; b. 1822 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1851, Elizabeth Mary, d. 
 of James Hawkins of St. Fentons, co. Dublin : — 
 Henry Leslie- Ellis (formerly Ellis), Esq., D.L. co. 
 Wicklow (High Sheriff 1902), J.P., F.S.A., F.R.G.S., 
 Lt.-Col. late Royal Bucks Hussars, formerly Major 
 Inniskilling Dragoons, b. 1852 ; in. 1894, Margaret, d. of 
 late Rev. Septimus RoUeston, Rector of St. Minver, 
 Cornwall ; and has issue — (i) Francis RoUeston Leslie Leslie- 
 Ellis, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (2) John Lancelot Leslie-Ellis, 
 Gentleman, b. 1902; (3) Charles Stanhope Leslie-Ellis, 
 Gentleman, b. 1904 ; and Joan Leslie. iVa/— Maghery- 
 more, co. Wicklow. Clubs — Army and Navy, Wellington, 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 L'ESTRANGE, quartered by ASTLEY. 
 
 L' ESTRANGE (U.O., 1589). Gules, two lions passant 
 guardant argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest^On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant or. Motto 
 — " Memento niei." Livery— Q.\\ozo\2lX& or claret. 
 
 Sons of Frederick L' Estrange, Lieut. R.N., b. 1798; 
 d. 1871 ; m. 1829, Frances Amelia, d. of John Matthews, 
 Vicar Choral St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin : — 
 
 Francis Adolphus L'Estrange, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret.) 
 Army Med. Staff, b. 1842 ; m. 17 Sept. 1879, Annie, eld. d. 
 of late Hon. William Macdonald, Custos R., of Water 
 Valley and Moore Hall Estates, St. Mary's, Jamaica. Res. — 
 Istalia, Ailesbury Road, Dublin , Ireland. 
 
 Albert Halahan L'Estrange, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret.) 
 R.A.M.C, b. 1844; m. 1886. Martha Elizabeth, d. of 
 Henry Alexander Taylor ; and has issue — (i) Frederick 
 Henry Paget L'Estrange, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; (2) Francis 
 Albert L'Estrange, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; (3) Henry Rowland 
 L'Estrange, Gentleman, b. 1889 (twin with his brother) ; (4) 
 Albert Cecil Taylor L'Estrange, Gentleman, b. 1891. Res. 
 — Harry ville, Eglinton Road, Donnybrook, Dublin. 
 
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 M HAMON LE STRANGE. Esquire. J. P. and D.L.. 
 
 O M.A.. F.S.A., one oflhe Chairmen of Quarter Sessions 
 for Norfolk (HiRh Sheriff 1880), for some years a Secretary 
 in H.M. Diplomatic Service ; dropp.-d the surname of Styli'- 
 man May i. 1874. Bom Nov. 25. 1840. being the eldest 
 son of the late Henry I'Estrange Styleman le Strange. Es(j.. 
 ].V. and D.L.. Capt. ist Norfolk Militia, by his wife 
 Jamesina Joyce Ellen, youngest dau. and eventually co- 
 heiress of John Stewart, Ks(\., M.l\, of Belladrum. co. 
 Inverness. Armorial bearing* -Quarterly, i. quarteily i. 
 and iiii. , gules, two lions {xissant in pale argent (for I^ 
 Strange); ii. and iii., sable, a unicorn statant or, on a chief 
 of the last, three billets of the first (for Styleman) ; 3. the 
 same arms of Styleman ; 3. the same arms of Le Strange ; 
 4. or, a maunch gules (for Hastings). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 
 statant, tail extended or (for Le Strange) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a bear's head erased azure, bezant^e, 
 collared and chained or (for Styleman). Hotto — " Mihi 
 parta tueri." Married, Dec. 20. 1866. at Boston, Emme- 
 line, dau. of William Austin of Boston, Massachusetts, 
 U.S. ; and has /ssue — (i) Roland le Strange, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Norfolk, Lite Lieut. P.W.O. Norfolk Artillery, i. 
 in Paris, March 3. 1869 [»»., Oct. 22, 1891. the Hon. Agneta 
 Frances Delaval, dau. of the Rev. Delaval Loftus, loth Baron 
 Hastings ; and has issue. Charles Alfred le Strange, Gentle- 
 man, 6. Etec. 9, 1892 (to whom H.R.H. Duke Alfred of Saxe- 
 Coburg stood sponsor)] ; (2) Rev. Austin le Strange, M.A., 
 Rector of Great Ringstead, Suffolk, 6. May 22, 1874 [m., 
 1903, Katherine Ellen Grey, dau. of Rev. and Hon. Hugh 
 Wynne Mostyn, Rector of Buckworth, Hunts] ; (3) Eric le 
 Strange, Gentleman, d. Jan. 20, 1878; Emmeline [m., Jan. 
 22, 1898, Capt. Charles Harcourt Wood, late 15th Hussars, 
 of Carleton Lodge, Pontefract, and Caerberis, Bui'.th, S. 
 Wales] ; Maud ; and Sibyl, twin with her sister. Seat — 
 Hunstanton Hall, Norfolk. Residence — i Eaton Place, 
 S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Athenasum. 
 
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 paws and tail, collared ; and sinister, a lion gules) are used, 
 but they are not of official authority.] 
 
 The Reverend SAVILE RICHARD WILLIAM 
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 ton-Holme, sometime 
 Vicar-Choral of Armagh Cathedral, and Chaplain to the 
 Primate of Ireland, a Minor Canon of Worcester Cathedral, 
 1881-1885, eldest son of Edmund L'Estrange of Tynte 
 Lodge, in the county of Leitrim, by his wife Harriet Susan 
 Beresford, commonly known as Lady Harriet Susan Beres- 
 
 ford, daughter of the late Frederick Lumley-Savile, Esquire, 
 of Tickhiil Castle, in the county of York, and sister of the 
 Right Honourable the ninth Earl of Scarlwrough. /.ivery 
 —Scarlet and while or cream. Armorial beaiings— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules two lions passant 
 in pale argent (for L'Estrange); a and 3 vert, a lion ram- 
 pant between three mullets argent (for Malone). and impal- 
 ing the arms of Foljambe, namely sable, a Ijend between six 
 escallops or; with the Motto, " Memento mci." Married, 
 October 10, 1876, his cousin Frances Mary, sister of the 
 Right Honourable Baron Hawkesbury, and daughter of 
 George Savile Foljambe, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife Selina Charlotte, commonly 
 known as Lady Selina Charlotte, and otherwise as Vis- 
 countess Milton, second daughter and co-heir of the Right 
 Honourable Sir Charles Cecil Cope, third and last Earl of 
 Liverpool. Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, and widow of William Charles 
 Wentworth - Fitzwilliam, Esquire, commonly known as 
 Viscount Milton; and has /ssue — (i) Edmund George 
 Savile L' Estrange - Malone, Gentleman, ist Batt. Royal 
 Fusiliers, b. June 19, 1878; (2) Cecil John L'Estrange- 
 Malone, Gentleman, d. Sept. 7, 1890; Dorothy Elizaljcth ; 
 Selina Constance ; and Mary Sibell. Estate — Litter Estate, 
 King's Co., Ireliind. Postal address — Dalton Holme Rec- 
 tory, Beverley. 
 
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 LETH BRIDGE, borne upon an escutcheon of pretence 
 by CORY. 
 
 H Sir ROPER LETHBRIDGE, Knight Commander of 
 ® the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, M.A. 
 
 Oxon., formerly M.P. for North Kensington, J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Devon, J.P. for co. Kent, Lord of the Manor 
 of Exbourne, Devon. Born Dec. 23, 1840, being the son of 
 the late E. Lethbridge of Ste, Adresse, France ; educated 
 
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 at Plymouth and Mannamead College, of which he is a 
 Governor ; also at Exeter College, Oxford (Scholar and 
 Graduate in classical and mathematical honours), B.A. 1863, 
 M.A. 1866 ; created a Companion of the Most Eminent 
 Order of the Indian Empire, 1878, and advanced to the 
 rank of Knight Commander of that Order, 1890, having 
 been created Knight Bachelor by Patent in 1885, President 
 of the Devonshire Association 1901. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, over water a bridge of three arches embattled proper, 
 on a chief argent, an eagle displayed sable, between two 
 roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, the escutcheon 
 being suirounded by the ribbon of the Most Eminent 
 Order of the Indian Empire, and pendent his badge as a 
 Knight Commander. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 demi-tower proper, issuant therefrom a demi-eagle dis- 
 played sable, each wing charged with a rose argent, a lotus- 
 flower leaved and slipped proper. Motto — " Spes mea in 
 Deo." Married, firstly, 1865, Eliza {d. 1895), dau. of the 
 late W. Finlay, and great granddau. of the Rt. Hon. Henry, 
 nth Baron Teynham. He married secondly (1897), Emma, 
 widow of the late Frederick Burbidge, and youngest dau. 
 of the late John Neave. Seat — Exboume Manor, Devon, 
 Postal address — 21 Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. 
 
 SSiR WROTH PERIAM CHRISTOPHER LETH- 
 BRIDGE, sth Bart., Lieut. 3rd Batt. Yorkshire Regt. 
 (Princess of Wales' Own), transferred Feb. 1885, ist Batt. 
 Leicestershire Regt., and again transferred, Nov. 1885, to 
 Grenadier Guards, appointed Capt. Jan. 1898, retired 1903. 
 Born Dec. 19, 1863, being the eldest son of Sir Wroth 
 Acland Lethbridge, 4th Bart., of Sandhill Park, Taunton, 
 by his wife Anne Williams, dau. of Thomas Benyon of 
 Gledhow House, Leeds. Livery — Dark olive green. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, over water proper a bridge of 
 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, issuant from an 
 embattled arch gules, a demi-eagle displayed sable, the 
 wings erminois, charged on the breast with a leopard's 
 fqce or. Mottoes — " Spes mea in Deo," and above the 
 crest, "Truth." Married, October 22, 1892, Alianore, 
 youngest dau. of the late Sacheverell Chandos-Pole of 
 Radbourne Hall, Derby, by Lady Anna Stanhope, dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. the 5th Earl of Harrington ; and has Issue — 
 Hector Wrothe Lethbridge, Gentleman, b. Aug. 26, 1898 ; 
 Torfrida Alianore ; and Dulcibel Margaret. Residences — 
 Sandhill Park, Taunton, Somerset ; and 17 Hyde Park 
 Street, W. Clubs — Guards', Bachelors', Arthur's, Auto- 
 mobile. 
 
 LETCHWORTH (H. Coll.). Per chevron gules and 
 or, two wings in chief argent, and a leopard's face in base 
 proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 
 Son of Henry Finch Letchworth of Oak Hill, Surbiton, 
 
 b, ; d. ; m. , Maria Elizabeth, d. of 
 
 Edward Law : — 
 
 Sir Edward Letchworth, Knt. Bach. (1902), F.S.A., late 
 
 Capt. 35th Middx. R.V. , a Solicitor and formerly Chief 
 
 Steward of Queen Victoria's Manors, b. 1833 ; m. 1902, 
 
 Mary Constance, d. of and widow of Thomas 
 
 Blaiicie. Res. — 14 Cornwall Gardens, London, S.W. C/ubs 
 — Junior Carlton, Garrick. 
 
 LEVER, quartered by ASSHETON. 
 
 LEVESON, quartered by LANE. 
 
 LEVESON (H. Coll.). Per chevron or and argent, 
 two red deer trippant in chief and a Moor's head in profile 
 erased at the neck in base proper, wreathed about the 
 
 .five arches embattled, on the centre arch a turret gules, in 
 'chief an eagle displayed sable, charged with a bezant, and 
 {impaling the arms of Chandos-Pole, namely, quarterly i 
 fand 4, argent a chevron between three crescents gules ; 
 [2 and 3 argent, a pile gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 temples gules and or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a sun rising or, a 
 red deer trippant proper. Motto — " Spero." 
 
 Son of Edward John Leveson of Anerley, Surrey, b. 
 ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Edward John Leveson, Gentleman, b. . Seat — 
 Tankerton, Whitstable, Kent. Town res. — 6 Queen's 
 Mansions ; 58 Queen Victoria Street, London, S.W. 
 
 Arthur Cavenagh Leveson. Esq., Capt. R.N., b. ; fn. 
 3 March 1902, Jemima Adeline Beatrice, only d. of late 
 Francis J. L. Blackwood of Norton Court, and widow of 
 Edward Henry Stuart, 7th Earl of Darnley. 
 
 ARTHUR FRANCIS GRESHAM LEVESON- 
 GOWER, Gentleman, Master of Arts, first Secretary in 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Left 
 
 H.D.M. Diplomatic Service. Acting Secretary of H.B.M.'s 
 Legation in the Hague, a Knight of Justice of the Order of 
 the Mospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, F.S.A., 
 F.R. B.S. Horn April 8$, 1851, being the younger son of 
 the late William Ivcveson-Gower, Esq., of ritsey Place, in 
 the county of Surrey, sometime High Sheriflf of that county 
 (1839), by his wife Emily Josephine Eliza, third dau. of 
 Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, Bart. I.ixtry — Drab, with 
 scarlet collar and waistcoat. Iwth trimmed with black lace, 
 black knee breeches. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 
 4, barrv of eight argent and gules, a cross patonce sable (for 
 Gower) ; 2 and 3, three laurel leaves erect or (for Leveson) ; 
 and for his CrMts, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 wolf passant argent, collared and lined or (for Gower ; 2. 
 a goat's head erased ermine, attired or (for Leveson); 
 with the Mottoes, " Frangas non fiectes " (for Gower); 
 " Defende le droit" (for leveson); "Fiat voluntas tua" 
 (for Gresham). Married, August 4. 1881, Caroline Frederica, 
 third daughter of George Savile Foljambe of Osberton, 
 in the county of Nottingham, and Aldwarke Hall, in the 
 county of York, by his second wife Selina Charlotte, Vis- 
 countess Milton, second daughter of the Right Honourable 
 Charles Cecil Cope, the third and last Earl of Liverpool, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath ; and has Issue — (i) William George Gresham 
 Leveson-Gower, Gentleman, Scholar of Ch. Ch. Coll., 
 Oxford, b. March 12, 1883 ; (2) Osbert Charles Gresham 
 Leveson-Gower. Gentleman, b. Nov. 3, 1888, is a naval 
 cadet ; Emily Selina Augusta Gresham ; and Victoria 
 Sibell Ermyntrude Gresham (to whom the Empress Frede- 
 rick of GoTnany stood sponsor in person). Residences — 
 British Legation, The Hague. Clubs — Athenaeum, St. 
 James's, White's. 
 
 GRANVILLE CHARLES GRESHAM LEVESON- 
 GOWER, Esquire, J. P. for Surrey. Bom Sept. 25, 
 1865, being the eldest surviving son of the late Granville 
 William Gresham Leveson-Gower, Esq,, M.A., J. P. and 
 D.L. for the county of Surrey (High Sheriff 1875), J-P- 
 for CO. Kent, a Vice-President of the Society of Antiquaries, 
 and Alderman of Surrey County Council, by his wife Sophia, 
 commonly known as the Hon. Sophia, dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Chandos Leigh, the first Baron Leigh. Clubs — Travellers', 
 and White's. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 quarterly i. and iiii., barry of eight argent and gules, a 
 cross patonce sable (for Gower) ; ii. and iii., azure, three 
 
 laurel leaves erect or (for Leveson) ; 2 and 3, argent, , 
 chevron ermines l)etwecn three mullets gules, a cross en 
 grailed argent, in the first quarter a lozenge of the second. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet Iwfitting his digrt.-. 
 with a Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i . 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a wolf passant argent, collared 
 and lined or (for Gower) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a goat's head erased ermine, attired or (for leveson) ; 3. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a grasshopper proper (for 
 Gresham) ; with the Mottoes, " Frangas non flectes " (for 
 Gower) ; " Defende le droit " (for Leveson) ; " Fiat voluntas 
 tua" (for Gresham). Married, Feb. 3, 1894, Evelyn Mil 
 dred, second surviving dau. of the late Henry A. Brassey of 
 Preston Hall, Aylesford, Kent ; and has Issue— [i) Rich.ird 
 Henry Gresham Leveson-Gower,Gentleman, b. Nov. 27, 1894; 
 (2) Ronald Charles Granville Gresham I^veson-Gower, 
 Gentleman, b. May 23, 1896; (3) Thomas Christopher 
 Gresham Leveson-Gower, Gentleman, b. June 19, 1903. 
 Seats— \mxA of the Manors of Titsey, Limpsfield. and 
 TaUfield, all in the co. of Surrey. Postal address— Tusey 
 Place, Limpsfield, Surrey. 
 
 S ROBERT THOMAS KENNEDY LEVETT, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. for Staffs., and formerly Capt. 2nd 
 Staffs. Militia and Lieut. -Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. N. Staffs. 
 Regt. Born April 29, 1831, being the second son of 
 the late John Levett of Wichnor Park, by Sophia Eliza, 
 Eliza, dau. of the late Hon. Robert Kennedy (and niece of 
 Archibald, 1st Marquis of Ailsa). Club — Conservative. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant between three 
 crosses crosslet fitch^e sable, a bordure engrailed azure, 
 charged with four crosses crosslet fitch^e and four fleurs- 
 de-lis alternately or. Mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 argent, ducally crowned or, gorged with a collar azure, 
 holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitch^e sable, the 
 sinister paw resting on an escutcheon of the third, charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis gold. Married, May 2, i860, Margaret 
 Catherine, only surviving dau. of the late Thomas Levett 
 Prinsep of Croxall H.1II, co. Stafford ; and has, with other 
 Issue — Rev. Thomas Prinsep Levett, b. 1862. Seat — Pack- 
 ington Hall, Lichfield. 
 
 THEOPHILUS BASIL PERCY LEVETT, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. Staffs., late Lieut. Coldstream Guards. Bom 
 Dec. n, 1856, being the eldest son of the late Theophilus 
 John Levett of Wichnor Park, J. P. and D.L., M.P., for 
 Lichfield 1880 to 1885, formerly Capt. ist Life Guards, 
 Lieut. -Col. Commanding 2nd Batt. Staffordshire Volun- 
 teers, and Lieut. -Col. Q.O. Staffordshire Yeomanry, by his 
 wife Lady Jane Lissey Harriet, dau. of the Right Hon. 
 William Basil Percy Feilding. 7th Earl of Denbigh. Ar- 
 morial bearing^— Argent, a lion rampant between three 
 cross crosslets fitch^e sable, a bordure engrailed azure, 
 charged with four cross crosslets fitchde and as many 
 fleurs-de-lis alternately or. Mantling sable and argent; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion argent, ducally crowned or, gorged with a collar azure, 
 in the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitcli^c sable, the sinister 
 paw resting on an escutcheon of the third, charged with 
 a fleur-de-lis gold. Married, 1884, Lady Margaret Emily, 
 eldest dau. of 8th Earl of Shaftesbury. 5^a/— Wichni 
 Park, Burton-on-Trent. 
 
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 S WILLIAM SWINNERTON BYRD LEVE 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. of Stafford, late Capt. 
 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Born 1856, being the second 
 son of the late Richard Byrd Levett, Esq., of Milford Hall, 
 J.P. and D.L., B.A. Ch. Ch. Oxford (1830), late Lieut. - 
 Colonel Commanding 3rd Batt. Staffordshire Rifles, and 
 formerly an officer 6oth Royal Rifles, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Mary, dau. of John Mirehouse, Esq. , of Brownslade, co. 
 Pembroke, Common Serjeant of London [by Elizabeth his 
 wife, dau. of Dr. Fisher, Bishop of Salisbury]. Club— 
 Junior United Service. Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion 
 rampant sable, murally crowned or, and two crosses fitchte 
 in pale, between two piles issuing from the dexter and 
 sinister chiefs of the second, each pile charged with three 
 crosses crosslet fitchee of the third. Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion or, entwined with a sprig of laurel vert, and 
 supporting a cross crosslet fitchee sable. Married, July 8, 
 1896, Maud Sophia, second dau. of Major Levett, late loth 
 Hussars; and has Issue— R\ch&x<i William Byrd Levett, 
 
 la the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Gentleman, b. May 20, 1897 ; and Dionese Rosamond. 
 Seat— M\\(orA Hall, Stafford. 
 
 THOMAS LEVETT-PRINSEP, Esq., J. P. for cos. 
 Derby, Warwick, and Stafford. Bom Dec. 9, 1844, being the 
 third son of Theophilus Levett, by his second wife Caroline 
 Mary, dau, of Rev. John Templer, Rector of Teigngrace, 
 Devon. C/«3— United University. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, paly of six argent and gules, three piles 
 issuing from the sinister base flory at the points or (for 
 Prinsep) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant between three 
 crosses crosslet fitch^e sable, a bordure engrailed azure, 
 charged with four crosses crosslet fitch^e and as many 
 fleurs-de-lis alternately or (for Levett). Mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's head erased gules, gutt^e-d'or, in the 
 beak a bird bolt erect (the bolt downwards) proper (for 
 Prinsep) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 argent, ducally crowned or, gorged with a collar azure, in 
 the dexter paw a cross crosslet fitch^e sable, the sinister 
 paw resting on an escutcheon of the third, charged with 
 a fleur-de-lis or (for Levett). Married, June 23, 1868, 
 Georgina, dau. of Arthur B. E. Holdsworth of Widdicombe 
 House, Kingsbridge, Devon; and has Issue — Thomas 
 Arthur Levett- Prinsep, Gentleman, b. Dec. 11, 1879; 
 Katharine Mary ; Georgina Maud ; and Edith Marion. 
 Seat— CroxaXX Hall. Lichfield. 
 
 BENN WOLFE LEVY, Gentleman. Born 1851, being 
 the son of Lewis Wolfe Levy, Member of the Legislative 
 Council of New South Wales. Armorial bearings- Sable, 
 a wolf rampant or, between two woolpacks in chief proper 
 and a mullet of eight points in base of the second. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-wolf or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 mullet of eight points argent, and resting the sinister on a 
 woolpack as in the arms. Motto — " Honore et labore." 
 Residence —& Pembridge Square, Kensington. 
 
 LEVY (H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron invected ermines, 
 between two keys erect the wards to the dexter in chief 
 sable, and an esquire's helmet in base proper. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand proper, holding 
 a key in bend sinister, the wards upward sable, and en- 
 circled above the elbow with a chaplet of roses argent, 
 leaved vert. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Levy, late of Knighton, Leicester: — 
 
 Levy, Gentleman, b. . Hes.— 
 
 Maurice Levy, Esq., J. P. co. Leics., M.P. for Lough- 
 borough Div. of Leicestershire since 1900, b. 1859 ; tn. 1885, 
 Elise Ray, eld. d. of Max. Zossenheim of Leeds and Har- 
 rogate. Seat — Humberstone Hall, Leicester. Town res. 
 — 16 St. James's Place, London, S.W. Clubs — Reform, 
 National Liberal. 
 
 LEWIN, see ROSS-LEWIN. 
 
 LEWIS, see LEROY-LE WIS. 
 
 EVAN LEWIS, Esquire, J. P. co. of Glamorgan. Bom 
 18—, being the younger son of the late Edward Lewis of 
 Aberdare, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Evan David of 
 Fairwater. Armorial bearings Per pale argent and g[ules, 
 a pale, and over all three chevronels flory counterflory all 
 counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lamb passant proper, sem6e of 
 ■ crescents argent, holding in the mouth three cinquefoils 
 slipped vert, and resting the dexter foreleg on a staff in 
 bend sinister proper, therefrom a flag flying to the sinister 
 argent, charged with a cross couped gules. Motto — ' ' Duw 
 fo o fy rhan." Married, 1868, Annie, dau. of W. Robinson 
 of Cheltenham. Seat — Brynderwen, Llandaff, Cardiff. 
 
 ImX^lub — Thatched House. 
 Im HENRY OWEN LEWIS, Esq., B.A. Trin. Coll., 
 •W Dublin, J. P. and D.L. for co. Monaghan (High Sheriff 
 ^1885), and J. P. for co. Dublin ; was M.P. for Carlow 1874- 
 80, and on roll for High Sheriff of co. Longford 1867. Born 
 1842, being the only surviving son of the late Lieut. -Col. 
 Arthur Gam bell Lewis of Inniskeen, by his second wife 
 IHenrietta, only child of the late Henry Owen Scott, Esq., 
 »f Scotstown, CO., Monaghan, and widow of the Hon. 
 lichard Westenra. Armorial bearings — Sable, a chevron 
 
 ermine between three spear-heads argent, a crescent gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, out of a 
 ducal cornet, a plume of five ostrich feathers gules and 
 azure, charged with a chevron or, thereon a crescent gules. 
 Motto — " Bidd Liu Hebb Llydd." Married, 1866, Frances 
 Sophia, only child of the late Francis C. Elsegood ; and 
 has surviving Issue — (i) Arthur Francis Owen Lewis, Gentle- 
 man, late Lieut. Prince of Wales' Own Yorkshire Regt., b. 
 1868 ; (2) Francis Owen Lewis, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 
 Durham Light Infantry, b. Aug. 17, 1869 \m. Joanna 
 Somerset, dau. of Sir Charles Farquhar Shand, LLD., 
 Chief Justice of the Mauritius] ; (3) Cyril Alexander Owen 
 Lewis, Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, 1871; Frances Isabella Sophia 
 Mary Owen ; and Frederica Sophia Elizabeth Mary Owen 
 [for whom His Majesty the King of Hanover stood sponsor]. 
 Seat — Inniskeen, Monaghan. Postal address — 62 Lancaster 
 Gate, Hyde Park, London, S.W, 
 
 JAMES WINDSOR LEWIS, Gentleman. Born 1877, 
 being the son of James Lewis, Esq., J. P. for Glamorgan 
 and Brecon, High Sheriff co. Brecon 1882-83, by his wife 
 Louisa Catherine, youngest dau. of Rev. William Edwards, 
 Vicar of Llangollen. Armorial bearings — Per pale argent 
 and gules, a pale and over all three chevronels flory 
 counterflory, all counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lamb 
 passant proper, semte of crescents argent, holding in the 
 mouth three cinquefoils slipped vert, and resting the dexter 
 fore-leg on a staff in bend sinister proper, therefrom a flag 
 flying to the sinister argent, charged with a cross couped 
 gules. Motto — "Duwfo; Ofyrhan." Seat — Plas-Draw, 
 Aberdare, co. Glamorgan. 
 
 JOHN PENRY LEWIS, Gentleman,of the Ceylon Civil 
 Service. Born 1854, being the younger son of the late 
 Rev. John Lewis of Tenby, Pembrokeshire, by Sarah, 
 dau. of Rev. Walter Scott. Armorial bearing^ - Ermine, 
 on a pile gules, between two dragons' heads erased in base, 
 a lion rampant all counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 ermine, holding in the dexter forepaw a leek erect or, and 
 supporting with the sinister an escutcheon argent, charged 
 with a dragon's head erased gules. MottO — " Ymlaen. " 
 Postal address — Colombo, Ceylon. 
 
 Sir WALTER LLEWELLYN LEWIS, Knight, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law (Middle Temple), M. A. and Gold Medallist in 
 Experimental Science (Queen's Univ., Ireland), Chief Justice 
 of British Honduras, formerly Senior Puisne judge of the 
 Supreme Court of Trinidad and Tobago. Born Nov. 13, 
 1849, being the eldest son of the late Rev. John Lewis of 
 Tenby, Pembrokeshire, by Sarah, dau. of Rev. Walter Scott. 
 Armorial bearings -Ermine, on a pile gules, between two 
 dragons' heads erased in base, a lion rampant all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant ermine, holding in 
 the dexter forepaw a leek erect or, and supporting with the 
 sinister an escutcheon argent, charged with a dragon's head 
 erased gules. Motto— "Ymlaen." A/arrzVrf, July 23, 1887, 
 Jane Mary (R.I.), second dau. of the late J. R. Dealy of 
 London. Residence — Belize, British Honduras, Central 
 America. Clubs — Royal Thames Yacht, Union (Port of 
 Spain, Trinidad). 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM THOMAS LEWIS, ist Baronet 
 (1896), Knight Bachelor (1885), J.P. for the cos. of 
 Monmouth, Glamorgan, Brecon, Pembrokesh., and Cardiff, 
 D.L. for the co. of Glamorgan. Born Aug. 5, 1837, being 
 the eldest son of Thomas William Lewis of Abercunaid 
 House, Merthyr Tydfil, by his wife Mary. Clubs — Oriental, 
 Carlton, Constitutional. Livery — XizxV blue, and gold 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, 
 on a lesse azure, between m chief a dexter arm embowed 
 and couped at the shoulder fesseways, vested azure, holding 
 in the hand proper a roll of paper argent, and in base a 
 lion rampant gules, three bees volant of the first. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befiittng his degree, with 
 a mantling or and azure ; and for the Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle displayed azure, charged on the 
 breast with a bee volant or, and holding in the beak a 
 roll of paper argent ; with the Mottoes, ' ' Gwna a ddylit 
 doed a ddel," " Hirbarhad." Married, March i, 1864, 
 Anne, daughter of William Rees, Colliery Proprietor, of 
 Lletty Shenkin House, Aberdare ; and has with other Issue 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 — (i) Herbert Clnrk I^wis. Esquire, lx>rn July 3, 1866; (a) 
 Trevor Gwyn EUiol Lewis, Esquire. J>orn January 4, 1871. 
 £iAtArx— Various brms and mineral property in the counties 
 
 fjarb or, Imund by a serpent nowed proper, holdiriK in the 
 mouth a cross crosslet fitclM^e gules ; with the Motto, ' ' Virtus 
 ad R-thera tendens." Postal address — Littlebank, Settle, 
 Yorkshire. 
 
 of Brecon, Glamorgan, Pembroke, &c. Postal address — 
 The Mardy, Aberdare, South Wales. 
 
 LEWIS (H. Coll.). Argent, on a pile gules between 
 two fleurs-de-lis seeded in base, a horse rampant all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect vested per chevron 
 gules and argent, cuffed of the li\st, charged with two fleurs- 
 de-lis p>alewise counterchanged, the hand proper, grasping 
 a spade in bend sinister or. Motto — ' ' Floreat qui laborat." 
 Son of Samuel Lewis of Kolletzischken, East Prussia : — 
 
 Isaac Lewis, Gentleman, 3. 1849; *"• • S^'^l — Bedge- 
 bury Park, Goudhurst, Kent. Town res.—i^ Stratton 
 Street, Piccadilly, London. W. Club — Junior Consti- 
 tutional. 
 
 LEWIS-BARNED {R.L., 1858). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 azure two leopards' faces jessant-de-lis in pale argent, 
 between as many Ranches ermine (Earned) ; 2 and 3, per 
 saltire or and vert, four oak-leaves counterchanged (Lewis). 
 Man t ling azure and argent. Crest— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a female in a silting attitude, vested azure, and 
 holding in the dexter hand a sickle proper (Barned) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree fess- 
 wise and eradicated proper, a gryphon segreant or, holding 
 in the dexter claw a trefoil vert. Motto — " Benignenumine." 
 
 J. Lewis- Barned. Gentleman, (formerly Lewis, assumed 
 name and arms of Barned by R.L.. 1858). Res. — Queen 
 Anne's Mansions. St. James's Park, London, S.W. 
 
 LEWKNOR, quartered by BARTTELOT. 
 
 GEORGE LEWTHWAITE, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Cumberland. 
 lL£Vlltfli))dttP ^^"^ ^^39. being the 3rd son of John 
 «,'vwvy«ww»vv Lewthwaite of Broadgate. in the 
 aforesaid county. Armoilal bear- 
 ings—Ermine, a cross flory azure, fretty or. Mantling 
 amre and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 S WILLIAM LEWTHWAITE, Esquire. Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the co. of C'umber- 
 land, Bachelor of Arts of the University of Cambridge. Horn 
 1853, being the eldest son of the late William Lewthwaite. 
 Esquire, of Broadgate, in the county of Cuml)crland. Justice 
 of the Peace for that county, by Mary his wife, daughter of 
 William Challinor of Leek, m the county of .Stafford. 
 Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 
 Arms : Ermine, a cross flory azure, fretty or ; and 
 Crest, a garb or, bound by a serpent nowed proper, holding 
 in the mouth a cross crosslet fitchde giiles ; with the Motto. 
 "Virtus ad a;thera tendens. Married, August 16. 1882, 
 Helena Jane, daughter of Charles Challinor of Basford 
 Hall, Stoke-upon-Trent ; and has Issue — (i) William Lew- 
 thwaite, Gentleman, born June 20, 1883; (2) Charles Gilfrid 
 Lewthwaite, Gentleman, born April 15, 1885 ; and Violet 
 Mary. Estates — Broadgate and other property in the 
 counties of Cumberland and Lancashire. Postal address— 
 Broadgate, Millom, Cumberland. 
 
 LEXINGTON, quartered by SUTTON. 
 
 FRANCIS LEY, Esquire, J. P. for cos. of Derby 
 and Notts, on the roll for High Sheriff 1905, and I^rd 
 of the Manor of Epperstone. Born 1846, being the 
 only son of the late George Ley of Burton - on - Trent. 
 Armorial bearingrs- Argent, a bend lozengy gules, be- 
 tween two broken tilting-spears erect of the last ; and for 
 a Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit 
 arm in armour holding in the hand a broken tilting- 
 spear in bend sinister proper, four lozenges conjoined fessr 
 ways gules; with the Motto, "Post mortem spero vitam ' 
 Married, firstly, 1870. Georgina, daughter of the lat. 
 George WiUis of Aislaby Hall, in the county of York ; and 
 secondly, 1888, Alison Catherine, daughter of the late John 
 Jobson of Spondon, in the county of Derby, Justice of the 
 Peace, By his first marriage he has Issue — (i) Henry 
 Gordon Ley, Gentleman, J. P. for the borough of Derby, 
 Lieut. South Notts Imp. Yeo., b. March 12, 1874; Agnes 
 Willis ; and Ethel ; and by his second marriage — (2) 
 Christopher Francis Aden I^y, Gentleman, b. June 7, 1893 ; 
 (3) Maurice Aden Ley, Gentleman, b. Aug. 5, 1895. K't^" 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
 J 
 
iLep 
 
 Lift 
 
 835 
 
 and postal address — Epperstone Manor, Nottinghamshire ; 
 Leatholm Lodge, Grosnont, Yorkshire. 
 
 LEYBOURNE, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 ERNEST GERARD LEYCESTER, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Cheshire. Bo7~n Oct. 1849, being the third son of the 
 late Ralph Gerard Leycester of Toft Hall, by his wife 
 Emily Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Tyrwhitt Jones (son of 
 Sir T. Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart.). Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 between two fleurs-de-lis or, a fesse of the second fretty 
 gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a roebuck per pale or and gules, attired of the 
 second, holding in its mouth an acorn branch proper. 
 Sea/— Mobberley Old Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire. 
 
 dexter forepaw upon an escutcheon in bend of the arms 
 (for Naylor). Motto— " Fidus et audax." A/a/ r/Vrf, firstly, 
 October 22, 1874, Everilda Elizabeth, eldest daughter of 
 the late Ralph Creyke, Esquire, of Rawcliffe, in the county 
 of York ; and by her (who died 1890), has had Issue — 
 Hilda Georgina \m. , 1900, Richard Vernon Cholmondeley] ; 
 and Ethelreda Louisa [d. 1889). He married secondly, 
 March i, 1892, Helen Dora, eldest dau. of Digby Cayley, 
 Esq. (second son of Sir Digby Cayley, Bart.) ; and by her 
 has — (i) C;hristopher Digby Leyland, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 24, 1892 ; (2) Stanley Cuthbert Leyland, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 9, 1901 ; (3) Robert Clive Leyland, Gentleman, b. 
 1903 ; Dorothy ; Joan ; and Angela. Seats — Haggerston 
 Castle, Beal, and Kidland Rothbury, in the county of 
 Northumberland. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Travel- 
 lers', Northumberland. 
 
 RAPE OSWALD LEYCESTER, Gentleman. Bom 
 July 5, 1844, being the eldest son of the late Ralph Gerard 
 Leycester of Toft Hall, by his wife Emily Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Charles Tyrwhitt Jones (son of Sir T. Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart. ). 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, between two fleurs-de-lis or, 
 a fesse of the second fretty gules. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a roebuck per pale 
 or and gules, attired of the second, holding in its mouth an 
 acorn branch proper. Married, Nov. 2, 1867, Edith, dau. 
 of Hubert de Burgh of West Drayton, Middlesex. Seat — 
 Toft Hall, Knutsford. C/«^— Arthur's. 
 
 S ARTHUR LASENBY LIBERTY, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff of co. Bucks 1899-1900, 
 and Lord of the Manor of Lee, in the co. of Bucks. 
 Bom Aug. 13, 1843, being the eldest son of Arthur Liberty 
 of Nottingham and his wife Rebecca, dau. of the late 
 Henry Lasenby of Chartridge, Bucks. Livery — Dress : 
 brown cloth ornamented with gold braid, cuffs of claret 
 colour, gilt buttons, waistcoat of claret colour, gilt buttons, 
 breeches plush, old gold colour, gold braided at knee, stock- 
 ings white silk ; undress : coat brown cloth, gilt buttons, 
 waistcoat brown cloth, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 
 LEYLAND, see NAYLOR-LEYLAND. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER JOHN LEYLAND. Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace, formerly Sub-Lieutenant Royal Navy. Born 
 September 19, 1849, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Naylor, Esquire, of Leighton Hall, in the county of Mont- 
 gomery, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, High 
 Sheriff 1853, by his wife Georgiana, fourth daughter of John 
 Edwards, Esquire, of Ness Strange, in the county of Salop ; 
 assumed, 1891, the name and arms of Leyland in lieu of 
 Naylor. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine, 
 
 on a fesse engrailed sable, between nine ears of barley, 
 
 three, three, and three vert, banded or, in chief and three 
 
 like ears in base, a lion passant of the last between two 
 
 escallops argent (for Leyland) ; 2 and 3, per pale or and 
 
 argent, a pale sable, fretty of the first, between two lions 
 
 rampant of the third (for Naylor) ; and impaling the arms 
 
 of Cayley, namely, quarterly argent and sable, on a bend 
 
 jles, three mullets of the first. Mantling sable and ar- 
 
 ent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a mount 
 
 rt, thereon an escallop argent, surmounted by a demi- 
 
 agle erminois, wings endorsed azure, bezant^e, in the 
 
 Bouth three ears of barley as in the arms (for Leyland) ; 2. 
 
 pon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant sable, charged 
 
 the body with two saltires in fesse or, and resting the 
 
 Per fesse azure and gules, a tower between two fleurs-de-lis 
 in chief and a lion passant in base, all or. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 tower gules, a lion passant, holding in the dexter forepaw 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a fleur-de-lis, both or. Motto— " I.ibcrtas." Married, 
 Sept. 35, 1875, Emma i^ouise, only surviving child of the 
 laic Henry Mtackmore of Hampstead. Seat — The Lee 
 Maiior, near (irent Missenden, Hucks. Tmvn residence — 
 88 Warwick Street, Londoo, W. Club — Devonshire. 
 
 CHARLES OSWALD LIDDELL. Gentleman. Bom 
 
 June aj, 1854, being the eldest son of the late William 
 lodnon Liddell of Edinburgh, by his wife Catherine, dau. 
 of Charles Oswald. Armonal Marlngt— Argent, three 
 mullets iif six points in bend purpure, pierced of the field, 
 between two lions rampant of the second, billett<^ or. 
 Mantling purpure and argent. Great — On a wreath of the 
 
 189a ; (3) I^ncelot Charles Liddell, Gentleman, l>orn May 
 17, 1894 ; I>orothy Mary ; Mary Monica ; and Vt-ronica 
 
 colours, a lion rampant purpure, billett^e, surmounted on 
 the head by a mullet of six points pierced or, and resting 
 the dexter hind leg on a like mullet. Motto— " Unus et 
 dem." Married, April 13, 1880, Elizabeth Kate, dau. of 
 William Birt ; and has lssue~(i) Percy William Oswald 
 Liddell. Gentleman, b. Sept 9, 1881 ; (2) Kenneth Charles 
 Liddell, Gentleman, b. July r6. 1883 ; (3) Norman Oswald 
 Liddell, Gentleman, b. March i6, 1886 ; (4) Charles Bertram 
 Liddell. Gentleman, b. Oct :•, 1889; Dorothy Catherine 
 Mary; Marion Bessie; and Enid Muriel. Residence — 
 Shirenewton Hall, Chepstow. C/«*— Junior Constitutional. 
 
 JOHN LIDDELL, Esquire, J. P. co. Northumberland. 
 Born March 29, 1852, being the second son of John Liddell, 
 by his wife Susanna Mitcalfe, dau. of Cuthbert Smith 
 Fenwick. Armorial bearingB— Argent, fretty gules, two 
 flanches or, on a chief of the second an estoile between 
 two leopards' heads erased and affront^e of the third. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, two hands clasped proper sur- 
 mounted by a cross-crosslet gules, between two wings or ; 
 with the Motto, " Constans et Fidelis." Married, January 
 19, 1887, Emily Catherine, second daughter of the late 
 Major Henry A. Berry, 26th Cameronians ; and has Issue — 
 (i| John Aidan Liddell, Gentleman, bom August 3. 1888; 
 (2) Cuthbert Henry Liddell, Gentleman, born August 13] 
 
 Mildred. Seat — Prudhoe Hall, Northuml)erland. 
 Bath, Northern Counties (Newcastle-on-Tyne). 
 
 Clubs- 
 
 S Right Honourable WH.LIAM LIDDERDALE, 
 a Member of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privj 
 Council, formerly Governor of the Bank of EnglantT 
 D. L. for the City of London, and a Commissioner for tfa 
 Patriotic Fund ; rendered valuable services to the natio 
 during the financial crisis 1890. Bom 1832, being the 
 of John Lidderdale of St. Petersburg. Armorial bearin 
 — Azure, a chevron ermine within a bordure invected 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of tb 
 colours, an eagle's head erased proper. Motto — "For 
 sight is all." Residence — 42 Lancaster Gate, W. Club 
 Windham. 
 
 GEORGE LIDWILL. Esq. , of Dromard, co. Tippera 
 J. P., late Captain 19th Regt. Born 1828, being the or 
 son of the late Frederick Lidwill, Esq., J. P., of Droman 
 by Christina, dau. of the late William Hutchinson, Esq., of 
 Timoney, co. Tipperary. Club — Junior United Service. 
 Armorial bearings— Argentfretty gules, on a chief engrailed 
 azure, a leopard passant giiardant between two fleurs-de-lis 
 or. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant sable, crowned 
 with an Irish crown or, and charged on the shoulder with a 
 fleur-de-lis as in the arms. Motto — "Vis unita fortior." 
 Married, firstly, Oct. 14, 1863, Edith Wheatley, dau. of 
 Henry Adams of Kensington ; by whom (who died March 
 22, 1877) he had Issue — (1) George John Frederick Lidwill, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 29, 1869, Lieut. 19th Princess of Wales' 
 Own Hussars ; (2) Robert Lidwill, Gentleman, b. April 15, 
 1871, Major late i9ih Regt. 3rd Batt. R.I. Fus. ; Eleanor 
 [m. 1883, Major-Gen. Watt, late 64th Regt.]; and Edith 
 Margaret [m. Henry Hewson Fetherston - Haugh, son of 
 Captain Fetherston Haig of Tiillamore]. He m. secondly, 
 1882, Mary, dau. of late John Newnll, Esq., of Fairfield, 
 Addiscombe. Seat — Dromard, Templemore, co. Tippierary, 
 
 GEORGE ENGLEBERTS LIEBENROOD, Esq., 
 formerly Captain Northamptonshire Regt. Bom 1847, 
 being the eldest son of the late Captain Liebenrood of 
 Pros[)ect Hill, by Elizabeth, dau. of Lemuel Cambridge of 
 Richmond, Can.ida. Armorial bearings — Argent, three 
 bendlets sable, on a chief gules, a demi-stag issuant of the 
 
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 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Lin 
 
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 first, a canton for difference. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, out of an Eastern crown gules, the crown 
 charged with a cross crosslet or, for difference, two unicorns' 
 horns argent, wreathed vert. Seat — Prospect Hill Park, 
 Reading. 
 
 LIGHTBODY, quartered by GREG. 
 
 JOSEPH EDWARD LILLEY, Esquire, J. P. co. of 
 Middlesex, High Sheriff of Middlesex 1904. Born 1850, 
 being the youngest son of Timothy Marshall Lilley of Bene- 
 field, Northants. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a pile 
 between two fleurs-de-lis in base argent, a lily of the valley 
 eradicated proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect proper, 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis argent, and holding in the hand 
 two lilies of the valley leaved and slipped in saltire also 
 proper. MottO — "In arduis fortior." Married, 1876, 
 Emma, dau. of William Harris of Peterborough, North- 
 ants. Residence — The Chestnuts, Wealdstone, Middlesex. 
 
 LILLINGSTON, see INNES-LILLINGSTON. 
 
 WILLIAM GEORGE LILLINGSTON, Esquire, Capt. 
 Royal Irish Rifles (half-pay) (discontinued the name of 
 Johnson by Deed Poll only, dated Dec. 21, 1894). Botn 
 April 5, 1864, being the only son and heir of the late 
 George William Lillingston -Johnson, Esq., J. P. (who 
 assumed by Royal Licence, dated March 27, 1859, the 
 surname and arms of Johnson , pursuant to the will of the 
 Rev. Nathaniel Palmer Johnson), by his wife Charlotte 
 Augusta, dau. of the Rev. W. Toovey Hopkins, M.A. , 
 Rector of Nuffield. Livery — Green, with red waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, two chevronels between as 
 many griffins' heads erased in chief and a palmer's scrip of 
 base gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased per fesse 
 argent and gules, holding in the beak a palmer's scrip of 
 the last. Married, Dec. 31, 1903, Olive Theodora, dau. of 
 Edmund Theodore Doxat of Woodgreen Park, Cheshunt. 
 Seat — Ulverscroft, in the co. of Leicester. Clubs — Army 
 and Navy, County (Leicester). 
 
 LIND (H. Coll). Quarterly gules and azure, in the 
 second and third quarters two bars wavy argent, the whole 
 
 mounted by as many tilting-spears in saltire, in chief a 
 r-de-lis, in fesse two annulets, and in base an anchor 
 erect all or. Mantling gules and or. Crests — In front of a 
 
 tower argent, surmounted by an annulet azure, two branches 
 of laurel in saltire vert, between as many wings, that on the 
 dexter also azure, and that on the sinister gules. Motto — 
 " Honor et Veritas." 
 
 Son of George Lind, vi. Martha, d. of Thomas Martin 
 ofFelpham, nr. Bognor : — 
 The late George Martin Lind, Gentleman, b. 27 July 1843 ; 
 (/. 29 Jan. 1904 ; m. 24 Oct. 1866, Catharine, d. of James 
 Tate of Brighton ; and has surv. issue— (i) George James 
 Lind, Gentleman (5^a/ — Golgotha, Oporto, Portugal. 
 Club — Oporto British Club, Oporto), b. 21 March 1869 ; 
 (2) John Halifax Lind, Gentleman {Res. — Manila, Philip- 
 pines), b. 30 Sept. 1875 ; Jessie Holder \m. 1899, Robert 
 Vardy Strange] ; Edith Homewood ; Mary Shepherd ; 
 Lilian Muriel [;«. 1904, Sydney Rogers] ; and Ursula 
 Winchester. Res. — The Beeches, Ashburton Road, Addis- 
 combe, Surrey. 
 
 LIND of Gorgie (1738). Gules, two spears in saltire 
 between a mullet in chief and a crescent in base argent, all 
 within a bordure of tlie last, charged with four fleurs-de-lis 
 and as many annulets alternately azure. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — -On a wreath of his liveries, two 
 sprigs of laurel in saltire proper. Motto — " Semper virescit 
 virtus." 
 
 Son of late Francis Macan Lind, Gentleman, 
 E.I.C.S. :— 
 
 Frank Lind, Gentleman, Lieut, in the Army, b. 
 
 Lind, formerly of Poland (1769). Same arms, but the 
 bordure invected. 
 
 Present Representative : — 
 ? Dr. Lind, formerly of Ryde, Isle of Wight. 
 
 The Right Honourable NATHANIEL LINDLEY, 
 BARON LINDLEY of East Carleton, Norfolk (May 10. 
 1900), Q.C. (1872), Knight Bachelor (1875), ^ Member of 
 His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council (1881), 
 LL.D. Edin. and Camb., D.C.L. Oxford, Judge of the 
 Common Pleas 1875-79, of the Common Pleas Division 
 1879-81, Lord Justice of Appeal 1881-97, Master of the 
 Rolls 1897-1900, a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary with a 
 Life Peerage since 1900. Born 1828, being the only son of 
 the late Dr. John Lindley, Professor of Botany at Univer- 
 sity College, London, by his wife Sarah, dau. of Anthony 
 George Freestone of St. Margaret's, South Elmham, Suffolk. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a 
 chief nebuly azure, a quatrefoil between two griflins' heads 
 erased of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 pelican in her piety proper, charged on the breast with a 
 pheon gules, three quatrefoils fesseways or ; with the Motto, 
 "Sis fortis." Supporters — On the dexter side a griffin, 
 wings elevated argent, and on the sinister side a pelican, 
 wings elevated also argent, vulned, and each standing on 
 a fasces proper. Married, 1858, Sarah Katharine, dau. of 
 the late Edward John Teale of Leeds ; and has had Issue 
 — (i) Hon. John Edward Lindley, Col. A.A.G. North- East 
 District, York, late Major ist Dragoons, b. Sept. 15, i860 
 \m., Sept. 28, 1887, Isabel, dau. of Francis Morgan Nicholas 
 of Lawford Hall, Essex, and has issue, Mary Katherine] ; 
 (2) Hon. Walter Barry Lindley, M.A. University Coll., 
 Oxon. , Judge of County Court (Derbyshire District), b. 
 Dec. 31, 1861 ; (3) Hon. Lennox Hannay Lindley, M.A. , 
 M.B. Oxon., Physician to the Shah of Persia at Teheran, 
 b. May 14, 1868 \in., 1898, Princess Karimeh, and has issue, 
 Nathaniel Lindley, Esq. ; Rachel Isabel] ; (4) Hon. Percy 
 Hooker Lindley, twin, b. May 14, 1868, d. 1871 ; (5) Hon. 
 Francis Oswald Lmdley, 2nd Sec. to Diplomatic Service, 
 Cairo, b. June 12, 1872 \ni. Hon. Etheldreda Mary Eraser, 
 dau. of the late Lord Lovat] ; Jessie Louisa; Annie Clay- 
 ton [;«. , April 28, 1886, Sir William Cameron Gull, Bart., 
 and has issue] ; Mary Beatrice, d. 1896 ; and Constance 
 Mary. Postal addresses — East Carleton, Norwich; 19 
 Craven Hill Gardens, W. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 LINDOW, see BURNS-LINDOW. 
 
 S JONAS LINDOW, Esquire, M.A. Queen's Coll.. 
 Oxford, J. P., D.L., and High Sheriff' 1883 for co. 
 Cumberland, late Westmorland and Cumberland Yeo- 
 manry Cavalry. Born May 17, 1847, being the only son 
 of the late John Lindow, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff" 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 187^, by his wife Anne Eliia, dau. of _|ol>n Jackson of 
 WhitcJuwen. Lhtry—Wutt, crimson facnigs. Armorial 
 teailnxi (March 18, 1861) — tlrniine, on a chevron dove- 
 lailetl belwecn Ihrce sinister liands couped at the wrist 
 gules, OS many fountains. Mantling {^ulcs ^^^^ argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a hon ramjjant gules, 
 semcS; of buckles or, and holding between tiic paws a foun- 
 tain. Motto— "Vi et virtutc. iVa/— Ingwell, White- 
 haven, CO. Cumberland. Ciut — Conservative. 
 
 LINDS, quartered by FORDYCE. 
 
 LINDS.VY. quartered by BOYLE and CAMPBELL. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS LINDSAY, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 late Vicar of Castle Ellis, in the diocese of Ferns, Ireland. 
 Jiorn May 3, 1823, being the eldest son of Joseph Lindsay, 
 late of Fiimoe I 'ark, co. of Limerick, and his wife Anne 
 dau. of William linraght of Shanagolden, co. Limerick. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a fesse chequy argent and 
 
 azure, between three fusils in chief and one in base or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an ostrich proper holding in the beak a key or, the 
 dexter leg supported by a fusil gules. Motto — "Endure 
 Fort." Married, Oct. 8, 1859, Mary, dau. of Humphreys 
 Peare of Pearemount and Fort William, co. Dublin ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Rev. Humphreys Peare Lindsay, M.A., Vicar 
 of St. Andrew's, Battersea, b. 1862 \m. Victoria Maitland, 
 dau. of J. R. Cochrane of Calder Glen, Blantyre, N.B., and 
 has issue, Humphrey David Richard Pelham Lindsay, 
 b. May i, 1901] ; {2) Rev. Thomas Enraght Lindsay, M.A., 
 Vicar of St. Paul's, Middlesbrough, b. 1863 [m. Maria 
 Isabel, dau. of George King Stanton Massy Dawson, Esq., 
 D.L. , J.P.] ; (3) William Joseph Lindsay, Gentleman. 
 M.B., M.C., served with the South African Field Force, b. 
 1870. Residence — 116 St. James's Road, Croydon, Surrey. 
 
 S WILLIAM ALEXANDER LINDSAY, Esquire. Jus- 
 tice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county 
 of Devon, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge. 
 
 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Windsor Herald of 
 Arms, liarrister-at-l.aw, one of His Majesty's (.Counsel 
 Learned in the 1.aw. Horn June 8, 1846. l)eing the 
 eldest son of the late Cohn Lindsay. Esquire, commonly 
 called the Honourable Colin Lindsav (who died 1893), 
 by his wife Frances, commonly called Lady Frances, 
 eldest surviving daughter and coheir of the late 
 Right Honourable Sir William Forward Howard, fourth 
 Earl of Wicklow, Knight of the Most Illustrious Order 
 of Saint Patrick ; was a Royal Commissioner to inquire 
 into Corrupt Practices, 1880 ; was Portcullis Pursuivant of 
 Arms from 1883 to 1894, since when he has been Windsor 
 Herald. Armorial bearings (as matriculated in Lyon 
 Register in Scotland) — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a fesse 
 chequy argent and azure (for Lindsay) ; 3. or, a lion 
 rampant gules debruised of a ribbon sable (for Abernethy); 
 3. quarterly i. and iiii., gules, a Ijend between six cross 
 crosslets fitch<5e argent (for Howard) ; ii. and iii., argent, a 
 lion rampant gules (for Forward). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, out of an antique 
 ducal coronet, a swan's neck and wings proper ; with the 
 Motto. "Endure fort." The Hon. Colin Lindsay in the 
 year 1891 obtained in England a grant of a quartering to 
 bear for the name of Edwin quarterly with the arms of 
 Dalrymple, as follows: — (The arms of the Hon. Colin 
 Lindsay in the ist and 4th grand quarters being i and 4 
 Lindsay. 3 and 3 Abernethy); 2. or. on a saltire azure, be- 
 tween two water-bougets m fesse sable, nine lozenges of 
 the field, in the centre chief point a mullet gules (for 
 Dalrymple) ; 3. argent, on a cross sable, between four 
 Cornish choughs reguardant proper a cross fleury of the 
 first {for Edwm). Mr. Lindsay would seem to be entitled 
 to surround his escutcheon with his collar of SS., and 
 to impale in right of his wife the following arms of 
 Gordon, namely, azure, three boars' heads couped within^^ 
 a double tressure charged with roses and thistles alter^^H 
 nately or. [The Editor is unaware what particular metho^^H 
 Mr. Lindsay adopts in marshalling the foregoing]. Married^^^ 
 May 7, 1870, Harriet, commonly called Lady Harriet, second 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir George John James Hamilton- 
 Gordon, sth Earl of Aberdeen ; and has had /«««— (i) 
 James Howard Lindsay, Esq., M.A. , LL.B. (Camb.), 
 Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), Lieut. London Scottish 
 Rifle Vol., b. April 29, 1871 ; (2) Michael William Howard 
 Lindsay. Esq.. Capt. 2nd Batt. Seaforth Highlanders, 
 Adjutant 2nd Batt. Scottish Horse, .served with Chitral 
 Relief Force 1895 (medal and clasp), and in South Africa 
 1900, present at battle of Magersfontein (mentioned in 
 despatches), killed on active service at Brakenlaagte in 
 South Africa, Nov. 1. 1901. b. Aug. 7, 1872; (3) Francis 
 Howard Lindsay. Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.), b. March ^^hi 
 1876; (4) John Colin Howard Lindsay, Gentleman, Liei^^HI 
 Royal Navy, b. Dec. 27, 1877 ; (5) David Howard Lindsayt^KI 
 Gentleman, b. June 4. 1882 ; Mary Haddo ; and Margaret 
 Louisa. Residences — 17 Cromwell Road. S. W. ; Deer Park, 
 Honiton, in the county of Devon. Postal address — College 
 of Arms, E.C. Clubs — Athenaeum, Carlton, Wellington. 
 
 SJOHN LINDSAY LINDSAY-SMITH. Lieut. loth 1 
 Bengal Infantry. Born . being the eldest surviv- | 
 
 ing son of the late Major-General John Smith of sist Regt. i 
 Bengal Army, by his wife Edith Helen, daughter of Duncan 
 Campbell, M.D., Edinburgh. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, or an eagle displayed gules, charged on the 
 breast with a horse-shoe of the field (for Smith) ; 2 and 3 
 or, two cross crosslets fitchde in chief, and the attires of a 
 stag affixed to the scalp in base gules, a chief chequy of the *| 
 last and argent. Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon jj 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an ostrich proper, 
 holding in the beak a horse-shoe or ; and in an escroU above, 
 this Motto, " Tu ne cede malis." 
 
 THOMAS DEWHURST LINGARD, Esquire, J.P. for 
 Westmorland. Born June 30. 1847. being the only child 
 of Alexander Rowson Lingard of Hooton. Cheshire, by his 
 wife Sarah, dau. of Thomas Dewhurst of Marple, Cheshire. 
 Livery — Blue, and yellow facings. Armorial bearings- 
 Barry of six or and vair, on a bend engrailed sable, four 
 escallops argent, and on an escutcheon of pretence the arras 
 of Walpole. namely or. on a fesse between two chevrons 
 sable, three cross crosslets of the first. Mantling or and 
 azure. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head 
 erased sable, Charged on the neck with an escallop argent, and 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 holding in the mouth a branch of three cinquefoils slipped 
 vert. A'farried, July 17, 1883, Regina Caroline Walpole, 
 dau. and coheiress of Reginald Robert Walpole of Hanslofje, 
 Bucks ; and has Issue — John Reginald Lingard, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 7, 1884. Residence— YeWside, Windermere. 
 
 The Reverend ROGER ROWSON LINGARD- 
 
 GUTHRIE. Born , being the son of Roger Rowson 
 
 Lingard of Heaton Norris, in the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster, by his second wife Mary, dau. of the Rev. 
 George Monk. He assumed the additional surname and 
 arms of Guthrie under a direction in the will of his wife's 
 father, Charles Guthrie. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, 
 I and 4 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii. , argent, a 
 cross sable ; ii. and iii., azure, three garbs or, banded gules, 
 all within a bordure indented gules ; 2 and 3 grand quarters, 
 barry of six or and vair, on a bend engrailed sable, four 
 escallops argent. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant gules, 
 armed and langued azure, holding in his dexter forepaw 
 a cross crosslet fitchfe also azure. Motto — "Sto pro 
 veritate." Married a dau. of the late Charles Guthrie. 
 Residence — Taybank, Forfar, Scotland. 
 
 RICHARD BOUGHEY MONK LINGARD-MONK, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Chester. 
 Born March 13, 1824, being the eldest son of Roger Rowson 
 Lingard of Heaton Norris, Co. Palatine of Lancaster, by 
 his second wife Mary, daughter of the Reverend George 
 
 Monk, and assumed the additional surname and arms of 
 Monk by Royal License in the year 1875. Clubs — Conser- 
 vative, Junior Carlton, Conservative (Manchester). Livery 
 ''—Light drab, with scarlet collar and waistcoat. Armorial 
 liearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly of six, i and 6 
 
 quarterly, i. and iiii. gules, a chevron dovetailed between 
 four lions' heads erased argent, three in chief and one in 
 base (for Monk), ii. and iii. barry of six or and vair, on 
 a bend engrailed sable, four escallops argent (for Lingard) ; 
 2. party per pale azure and sable, a quadrangular castle 
 between two Haunches argent, each charged with an annulet 
 gules (for Rowson) ; 3. gules, a chevron dovetailed between 
 four lions' heads erased argent, three in chief and one in 
 base (for Monk) ; 4. ermine, three crosses pat^e in chevron 
 gules, between three stags' heads caboshed sable (for 
 Boughey) ; 5. or, a chevron azure between two plummets in 
 chief of the last, and a saltire couped gules in base (for 
 Jennings). Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a dragon 
 passant sable, charged on the wing with a cross pat^e or, 
 and resting the dexter claw upon an escutcheon gules, 
 charged with a lion's head erased argent (for Monk) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased sable, charged 
 on the neck with an escallop argent, and holding in the 
 mouth a branch of three cinquefoils slipped vert (for Lin- 
 gard) ; with the Motto, " Tout d'en haut." Married, April 
 18, 1849, his cousin, Elizabeth Frances, daughter of Alexander 
 Lingard of Cheadle Moseley, in the county of Cheshire (she 
 died 1882). Of this marriage there has been Issue — (1) 
 George Monk Lingard-Monk, Gentleman, born 1850, died 
 1851 ; (2) James Boughey Monk Lingard-Monk, Esq., J. P., 
 and High Sheriff 1901 co. Donegal, M.A. (Camb.), b. 1853 
 [tn. , 1876, Diana Caroline, dau. and coheiress of Reginald 
 Robert Walpole, Gentleman, of Hanslope, co. Bucking- 
 ham (she died without issue, 1891) ; and secondly, 1894, 
 Nellie, widow and heiress of William Heburn of Dunlewy, 
 CO. Donegal]. Estates — Fulshaw Hall and Lands in Ful- 
 shaw, in the parish of Wilmslow, co. Chester ; Lord of the 
 Manor, or reputed manor, of Fulshaw. Postal address — 
 Fulshaw Hall, Wilmslow, Cheshire. 
 
 EDWARD ROBERT LI NGEN-BURTON, Gentleman. 
 Born May 24, 1865, being the 
 
 if tnrTI>n'1Rttrf-nt1 °"^y ^°" of the late Edward 
 il,n\)^K,\\' itPKllllMX Lingen-Burton, Gentleman, by 
 his wife Edith Maria, daughter 
 of James Charles Tyrell Oakes. Livery — Dark blue coat 
 with yellow collar, waistcoat striped dark blue and yellow. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 
 4, barry of six or and azure, over all a bend gules, charged 
 with three roses argent (for Lingen) ; 2. quarterly purpure 
 and azure, a cross engrailed or, between four roses argent 
 (for Burton) ; 3. gules, three bundles, each of as many 
 arrows or, each tied together argent (for Biest). Motto — 
 " Dominusprovidebit." Married, Jan. 9, 1896, Eva Ellen, 
 dau. of A. Tuffin of Suffolk; and has Issue — Edward 
 Robert Burton, Gentleman, b. July 2, 1896; and Edith 
 Maria Eva. Estate — Ford, in the co. of Salop. Postal 
 address — Witton Hall, Westbury, near Shrewsbury. 
 
 LINNINGTON, see MARTYN-LINNINGTON. 
 
 ALFRED JOSEPH GEORGE LIPPITT, Gentleman, 
 Barrister at-Law, M.A. Oxon. Born Sept. 16, 1857; being 
 the son of the late George Warren Lippitt, late Secretary 
 of U.S.A. Legation at Vienna, by his wife Matilda, dau. of 
 
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 the late juseph Mixiiix Kitter von Miller zu Aichholz. Anno- 
 TiMl beuingt— Or, a fesse nebuly, in chief a tall>ot passant 
 gules, between two roses of the last, barbed and seeded 
 proper, and in base a ulbot passant also gules. Ma n t lin g 
 gules and or. OrMt On a wreath of the colours, a talbot 
 
 sejant or, charged on the shoulder with two annulets inter- 
 laced fesseways gules, resting the dexter foreleg on a rose as 
 in the arms. Motto -" Stet fortuna domus." /Residence — 
 ir King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C. ; Schloss Pemegg, 
 Styria, Austria. duds — New Oxford and Cambridge, 
 Conservative. 
 
 SSiR THOMAS JOHNSTONE LIPTON, Baronet 
 (U.K. 1902), K.C.V.O. (1901). Grand Officer of the 
 Crown of Italy (1904), Knight Bachelor (1898), one of the 
 Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, Hon. 
 Col. and Vol. Batt. H.L.I. Born 1850, being the son of 
 Thomas Lipton of Glasgow. Armorial bearings -Per 
 fesse or and gules, in chief on the dexter side a shamrock 
 leaf, and on the sinister a thistle leaved, both slipped proper. 
 and in the base a cornucopia erect, the horn of the first the 
 fruit of the third. Mantling gules and or. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, two arms in saltire, the dexter 
 surmounted by the sinister holding a sprig of the tea-plant 
 erect, and the other a like sprig of the coffee- plant both 
 slippted and leaved proper, vested above the elbow argent. 
 Motto—" Labor omnia vincit." Residence— Osidge, South- 
 
 Kte, Middlesex. C/a*j — Marlborough, Automobile, Royal 
 >ndon Yacht, Royal Northern Yacht, Royal Ulster Yacht, 
 Royal Clyde Yacht, and New York Yacht. 
 
 LISTER, quartered by EAfPSOA. 
 
 LISTER. CUNLIFFE-, see MASHAM. 
 
 LISTER. Ermine, on a fesse sable, three mullets or, a 
 canton gules. Mantling sable and argent, Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased proper, charged 
 on the neck with a trefoil slipped gules. Motto — ' ' Propositi 
 tenax." 
 
 Son of John Lister. Esq., J. P., of Shibden Hall, 6. 
 ; d. 1867 ; m. 1844, Louisa Anne, only d. of Major 
 Charles Grant of the Island of St. Vincent : — 
 
 John Lister, Gentleman, M.A. Oxford, Barristcr-at-Law, 
 A. 1847. Seat — Shilxlen Hall, Southowram, Halifax. 
 
 JOHN LISTER, Gentleman, IWrister-al-Law Inner 
 Temple 1877. Born March 8, 1847, being the eldest son of 
 John Lister, Esq., M.I)., J. P., and Ix^uisa Ann Grant, dau. 
 of Major Charles Grant of the Island of St. Vincent, West 
 Indies. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a fesse sable, 
 three mullets or, a canton gules. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wrcatli of the colours, a stag's head erased 
 proper, charged with a trefoil slipped gules. Seat — Shibden 
 Hall, Southowram, near Halifax, Yorks. 
 
 REGINALD JOHN LISTON-FOULIS. Esquire, of 
 Curry-Rivel, Somerset, Lord of the Manor of Hatch Beau- 
 champ, near Taunton. Born Jan. 10, 1871, being the second 
 son of Sir James Liston-Foulis, ninth Baronet, of Colinton, 
 Edinburgh, by his wife Sarah Helen, da. of Sir Charles 
 Metcalfe Ochterlony, second Baronet, of Ochterlony. Ciui 
 — Union (Edinburgh). Livery— Drab, dark green band 
 round end of collar and sleeves, waistcoat of narrow green 
 and white stripes, brass buttons. Armorial beari]^— 
 
 (Matric. L.O. 1894). Quarterly i and 4, argent three bay- 
 leaves slipped vert (for Foulis) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a cross 
 raguly argent, two gilly flowers slipjjed proper, one in chief 
 and the other in base (for Liston), all within a bordure or. 
 Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling vert doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand couped hold- 
 ing a sword in pale, sustaining a wreath of laurel all 
 proper; and in an escroll above, this Motto, " Mente 
 manuque praesto. " Estates — The Yews; Farms in various 
 parts of Somerset. Postal address— Curry-Rive], Taunton, 
 Somerset. 
 
 LITTLE, quartered by GORDON- GILMOUR. 
 
 M ARCHIBALD COSMO LITTLE, Esquire, Major 
 5th Lancers, J. P. co. of Gloucester. Born ]\ine 2t, 
 1855, being the eldest son of the late General Sir Archibald 
 Little, G.C.B., by his wife Jane, only child of Malcolm 
 Orme. Livery — Dark blue, brass buttons. Armorial 
 bearings— Sable, a saltire engrailed argent, impaling the 
 arms of Chetwynd-Talbot, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 a lion rampant and a bordure engrailed or ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 a chevron between three mullets or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a leopard's 
 face proper. Motto — "Magnum in parvo." Married, 
 Oct. 4, 1887, Lady Gwendolen Chaplin, widow of CoL 
 
 & is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 Chaplin, late Coldstream Guards, second dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Charles John Chetwynd-Talbot, 19th Earl of Shrewsbury; 
 
 (sinister) on a wreath of the liveries, a dexter hand holding 
 a scroll of paper within a. garland of laurel proper. Mottoes 
 
 and has Issue — Charlotte Theresa Orme. Seat — Upton 
 House, Tetbury, Gloucestershire. Clubs — Naval and Mili- 
 tary, The Turf, Arthur's, Wellington, Pratt's. 
 
 ERNEST KNIGHTLEY LITTLE Esquire, J. P. 
 Born Oct. i860, being the only son of George Arthur 
 Knightley Howman (who assumed the name and arms of 
 Little by Royal Licence 1878), by his wife Augusta, dau. 
 of Henry Shepherd Pearson of Spinfield, Berks. Club— 
 Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings — Azure, a cinquefoil 
 between fourestoiles in cross or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar sable, armed, 
 tusked, and maned or, charged on the body with two 
 estoiles fesseways of the last. Motto — " Sua gratia parvis." 
 Matried, Dec. 1882, Georgiana, youngest dau. of the late 
 Capt. Mildmay Clerk of Spratton Hall, Northampton; and 
 has had Issue — (i) George Jerningham Knightley Little, 
 Gentleman, b. July 1886; (2) Arthur Ernest Mildmay 
 Little, Gentleman, b. April 1888, d. Nov. 1888 ; (3) Noel 
 Ernest Little, Gentleman, b. Dec. 1892; Isabel Augusta; 
 and Flora Georgiana. Residence — Newbold Pacey Hall, 
 Warwick. 
 
 LITTLE (U.O.). Per saltire sable and argent, a saltire 
 engi-ailed quarterly per saltire between four crescents all 
 counterchanged, on a chief ermine, three mullets azure. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 ' colours, a tiger's head affrontfe couped at the neck per 
 saltire or and sable. Motto — " Magnum in parvo." 
 Son of Robert Little, M.D., b. ; d. ; m. 
 Henrietta, d. of Charles Colhoun of Carrickballydoey, 
 CO. Donegal : — 
 Col. Charles Colhoun Little, M.D. (Royal Univ.), 
 Inspector-Gen. of Civil Hospitals, Burmah, Indian Medical 
 ervice, b. . Res. — Queen Anne's Gate, London, S.W. 
 
 LITTLE-GILMOUR (L.O., 27 Dec. 1902; formerly 
 irdon-Gilmour, matric. 1887). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, 
 in a saltire argent, a crescent gules (Little of Over Liberton, 
 1672-7); 2 and 3, azure, three writing-pens palewise 
 ■gent (Gilmour, c. 1672-7). Mantlings (dexter) sable, 
 doubled argent ; (sinister) azure, doubled argent. Crests — 
 iDexter) on a wreath of the liveries, a leopard's head or; 
 
 — (Dexter) " Magnum in parvo ; " (sinister) " Nil penna sed 
 usus." Livery — Blue and white. 
 
 Only son of Lt.-Col. Robert Gordon Gordon-Gilmour, 
 
 C.B., M.V.O., D.S.O., Grenadier Guards, J. P., D.L. 
 
 Midlothian, h. 1857; m. 1889, Lady Susan Lygon, d. 
 
 of Earl Beauchamp : — 
 John Little-Gilmour, Gentleman, b. 5 June 1899. Post, 
 add. — The Inch, Liberton, Midlothian. 
 
 FLETCHER CASTELL HUNGERFORD LITTLE- 
 DALE, Esquire, late Captain in the 29th 
 U tf't'T^flS^f r ("ow Worcestershire) Regiment. Born 
 ILlVVll^Uttll^ January 20, 1846, being the son of Arthur 
 Littledale, Gentleman, of the Honour- 
 able East India Company's Service, by his wife Henrietta 
 Catherine, only daughter of George Ewan Law. Clubs — 
 White's, Naval and Military, Royal London Yacht. Livery 
 — Blue coat, yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a lion passant gules, on a chief 
 azure, three cross crosslets of the field. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion gules, gorged with a collar 
 gemel, and holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet 
 argent; with the Motto, "Crux mihi dux." Married, 
 June 25, 1878, Emily Fanny Stopford (d. 1896), eldest dau. 
 of General Edward Stopford Claremont, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Estate— CooVhB.m 
 End, in the county of Berkshire. Postal address — 2 Bryan- 
 ston Place, London, W. 
 
 The Reverend GODFREY ARMYTAGE LITTLE- 
 DALE, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. of the University of 
 Oxford, Vicar of Chipping Norton, and Rural Dean. Born 
 September 15, 1854, being the second son of Henry 
 Anthony Littledale, Esquire, by his wife Mary Elizabeth, 
 eldest daughter of John Armytage, Esquire, of Kirklees 
 Hall, in the county of York. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a lion passant gules, on a chief 
 azure, three cross crosslets of the field ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, gorged with 
 a collar gemel, and holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet 
 argent ; with the Motto, " Fac et spera." Married, firstly, 
 August 10, 1886, Alice Henrietta (who died December 12, 
 1892), second daughter of Marmaduke Wyvill of Constable 
 Burton, in the county of York ; and secondly, Eleanor 
 
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 Mary Anne, eldest tiau. of Arthur Harvey Thursby of 
 Culverlands, near Rmdine; nnd ttas Issue (by first mar- 
 riage)— Anthony Godfrey Littlcdale, Gentleman, born May 
 13, 1888 ; and Dorothy l^urn ; and by his seconti niarria^, 
 Elaine Mary. Postal addrtss—'Yhv. Vicarage, Chipping 
 Norton. CM— The Oxfordshire, Oxford. 
 
 ©HENRY Wn.LIAM ASSHKTON LITTLEDALE. 
 Capt. in the Roy;il Navy. Iforn September 16, 1846, 
 being the eldest son of the late Henry Anthony Littledale, 
 Esquire, of Bolton Hall, in the county of York, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife Mary 
 Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Armytage, Esquire, of 
 Kirklees Park, in the county of York. Armorial bearings 
 
 — He bears for Arms : Argent, a lion passant gules, on a 
 chief azure, three cross crosslets of the field ; and for his 
 Crest, up>on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, 
 gorged with a collar gemel, and holding in the dexter paw a 
 cross crosslet argent; with the HottO, " Fac et spera." 
 Married, April 29, 1879, Catherine, eldest surviving daughter 
 of Lieutenant-General Henry Wray, Companion of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George ; and has had Issue — Henry Ambrose Pudsay Little- 
 dale, Gentleman, born August 31, 1881 ; Mary Dorothy ; 
 and Winifred (deceased). 
 
 S RALPH PUDSAY LITTLEDALE. Major Royal 
 Engineers. Born February 17, 1856, being the third 
 son of the late Henry Anthony Littledale, Esquire, of 
 Bolton Hall, in the county of York, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife Mary Elizabeth, 
 eldest daughter of John Armytage, Esquire, eldest son 
 of Sir George Armytage, Bart., of Kirklees Park, in 
 the county of York. Club — Naval and Military. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a lion 
 passant gules, on a chief azure, three cross crosslets of 
 the field ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion gules, gorged with a collar gemel, and holding 
 in the dexter paw a cross crosslet argent ; with the Motto, 
 "Fac et spera." Married, April 18, 1891, Mary Olivia 
 Georgina, eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles 
 Lennox Tredcroft of Glen Ancrum, Guildford; and has 
 Issue — Robert Littledale, Gentleman, born Jan. 27, 1895 ; 
 and Olivia Mary Edith. 
 
 WILLOUGHBY ASTON LITTLEDALE, Gentleman, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford. Bom August 
 31, 1857, being the fourth son of the late Henry Anthony 
 Littledale, Esquire, of Bolton Hall, in the county of York, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife 
 Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Armytage, Esquire, 
 of Kirklees Park, in the county of York. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a lion passant 
 gules, on a chief azure, three cross crosslets of the field, 
 impaling the arms of Thursby, namely argent, a chevron 
 
 between three lions rampant sable ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, gorged with a 
 collar gemel, and holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet 
 argent; with the Motto, "Fac et spera." Married, P'eb- 
 ruary 19, 1889, Violet, elder daughter of Sir John Hardy 
 Thursby, Baronet, of Ormerod House, in the County Palatine 
 of Lancaster; and has /^x«r — Willoughby John Littledale, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 19, 1896 ; and Eleanor Violet. Postal 
 address — a6 Cranley Gardens, London, .S.W. Club— 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 S ALEXANDER LITTLEJOHN of Invercharron. 
 Ardgay, Ross and Cromarty, J. P., D.L. for co. Ross. 
 Bom 1845, being the son of the late William Littlejohn, 
 Esq., of Alxsrdeen, J. P. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure, on a fesse engrailed with plain cotises argent, 
 between three bugle-horns stringed or, a bow unstrung fesse- 
 ways proper, a bordure wavy of the second (for Littlejohn) ; 
 3 and 3 erminois, two bendlets sable, between an eagle's 
 head erased in chief and a reindeer's head also erased in 
 base, both proper (for Bentley) ; and impaling the arms of 
 Bruce, namely or, a saltire cotised gules, on a chief of the 
 last, a fleur-de-lis betvyeen two demi-lions erased of the 
 field. Mantlin£^ azure doubled argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of his liveries, three arrows, one in pale and two in 
 saltire points downwards proper. Motto — "Virtute tuta- 
 men." Married, 1869, Mary, dau. of Sir George Barclay 
 Bruce, Knight Bachelor. Seat — Invercharron, Ardgay, 
 N.B. Town residence — i Pembroke Gardens. 
 
 WILLIAM LITTLEJOHN, Esquire, J. P. Born . 
 
 being the son of James Littlejohn of Aberdeen. Armorial 
 beaflngs — Azure, on a fesse engrailed with plain cotises 
 argent, between three bugle-horns stringed or, a bow un- 
 strung fesseways proper. Mantling azure and argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, upon a mount 
 vert, three arrows, one in pale and two in saltire, the points 
 downwards or, barbed and flighted proper, banded argent, 
 therefrom pendent a bugle-horn or. MottO — ' ' In virtute tuta- 
 men. " Postal address—Czm^hWX, Peterculter, co. Aberdeen. 
 
 LITTON (Confn. U.O.). Ermine, a crescent gules, on 
 a chief indented azure, three ducal coronets or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, an 
 ermine's head ermine. Motto — " Prudentia gloriam ac- 
 quirit." 
 
 Son of Edward Thomas Litton, Esq., J. P., m. 2nd, 
 
 Georgina, d. of William Minchin of Annagh, co. 
 
 Tipperary : — 
 William Henry Francis Litton, Gentleman, b. 13 Aug. 
 1864 ; m. 1886, Catherine, d. of Major Blayney Thomas 
 Winslow, J. P., of Mount Prospect, Derrylin, co. Fer- 
 managh ; and has issue — Edward Leslie Litton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1887. Res.—s Rossetti Mansions, Cheyne Walk, S.W, 
 Club — Constitutional. 
 
 Sons of Edward de I'Establ^re Litton, Esq., J. 
 
 of Ardavilling, co. Cork, b. 1864; d. 1902; m. 1894? 
 
 Ida Kathleen, d. of Samuel Gordon, M.D., ex-Pres, 
 
 R.C.P.L :— 
 Edward Falconer Litton, Gentleman, b. 1896. Seat- 
 Ardavilling, co. Cork. 
 
 Roy Vareilles Litton, Gentleman, b. 1897. Res. 
 
 Yr. sons of Edward Falconer Litton, Esq. , J.P., M.A., 
 
 Q.C., M.P. for CO. Tyrone 1880-81, b. 1827; d. 1890; 
 
 m. 2nd, 1861, Lizzie (d. 1873), d. of Rev. Mark Cl.vke ; 
 
 3rd, 1875, Mary, d. of Henry Lee: — 
 Marshal William Litton, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; m. 1896, 
 Elizabeth Catherine Dorothea, d. of George S. Nason of 
 Sandyhill, Tallow, co. Waterford ; and has issue— George 
 Edward Litton, Gentleman, b. 1897. JRes. — 
 
 Francis Henry Litton, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; m. 1903, 
 Olive, d. of Anthony Joseph MacDermott of The Park, 
 Killarney. Res. — 
 
 S RANALD JOHN MACDONALD LIVINGSTON- 
 MACDONALD, 
 
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 Seaforth High- 
 landers, J. P. CO. Inverness. Born July 5, 1863, being 
 the elder son of the late Ronald Livingston of Drimsynie, 
 in the county of Argyll, by his wife Agnes Johanna, 
 daughter of Captain Ninian Jeffrey, Ross-shire Local 
 Militia. Club — Junior United Service. Livery — OaiCt^^ 
 
 es. 
 
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 colour and silver. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Anus : Quarterly, first and fourth grantl cjuarters counter- 
 quartered, I. argent, a lion rampant gules ; 2. or, a 
 hand in armour, holding a cross crosslet fitch^e gules ; 3. 
 or, a galley, sails furled sable ; 4. vert, a salmont naiant in 
 fesse proper, all within a bordure parted per pale or and azure 
 (for Macdonald) ; second and third grand quarters or, three 
 
 Learmonlh, Gentleman, b. Nov. 12, 1897 ; (4) Somerville 
 Alexander Livingstone-Learmonth, Gentleman, b. 1904; 
 
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 cmquefoils gules (for Livingston). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a hand in armour proper, holding a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e azure. Motto — " Per mare per terras." Estate and 
 postal address — Flodigarry House, Staffin, Skye. 
 
 LIVINGSTONE, see FENTON-LIVINGSTONE. 
 
 ■(LIVINGSTONE, quartered by CALLANDER. 
 
 *NOEL CHRISTIAN LIVINGSTONE - LEAR - 
 
 MONTH, Gentleman. Born , being the son of the 
 
 late Andrew James Livingstone-Learmonth, by his wife 
 Frances Maxwell Buchanan, daughter of Boyd Alexander 
 Cunninghame of Craigends, co. Renfrew. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, on a chevron sable, three 
 lozenges of the first (for Learmonth) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 mascle azure, between three gillyflowers slipped gules, a 
 double treasure flory counterflory vert (for Livingstone), 
 the whole within a bordure wavy azure. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crests — 1. on the dexter side, on a wreath 
 of his liveries, a dove holding in the beak an olive branch 
 proper (for Learmonth) ; 2. on the sinister side, on a wreath 
 of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a sabre proper (for 
 Livingstone). Mottoes — " Dum spiro spero" (for Lear- 
 month) ; "Si possim " (for Livingstone). Residence — 
 
 SOMERVILLE REID LIVINGSTONE - LEAR- 
 MONTH, Gentleman. Born Nov. 26, 1861, being the 
 eldest son of the late Somerville Livingstone-Learmonth, 
 by his wife Maria Katherine, dau. of Lestock Robert Reid , 
 -of the Bombay Civil Service. Armorial bearings — Quar- 
 terly I and 4, or, on a chevron sable, three lozenges of the 
 first (for Learmonth) ; 2 and 3, argent, a mascle azure, be- 
 tween three gillyflowers slipped gules, within a double tres- 
 sure flowered counterflowered of fleurs-de-lis vert (for Living- 
 stone), the whole within a bordure invecked azure. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crests -i. on the dexter side, 
 on a wreath of his liveries, a dove holding in the beak an 
 "'live branch proper (for Learmonth) ; 2. on the sinister side, 
 a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand grasping a sabre 
 'oper (for Livingstone). Mottoes— " Dum spiro spero " 
 Learmonth) ; " Si possim (for Livingstone). Married, 
 ly 5, 1886, Isabella, dau. of Samuel Smith Travers of 
 ,obart, Tasmania; and has /wz/^- (i) Somerville James 
 Ivingstone-Learmonth, Gentleman, b. 1892, d. Sept. 28, 
 (2) Maxwell John Livingstone-Learmonth, Gentle- 
 n, b. Oct. 14, 1894 ; (3) Lestock Robert Livingstone- 
 
 and Winifred AUson. 
 Club — Arthur's. 
 
 Seat — Stakes, Cosham, Hants. 
 
 THOMAS LIVINGSTONE LIVINGSTONE-LEAR- 
 MONTH, Gentleman. Born 1B60, being the eldest son 
 of Thomas Livingstone-Learmonth, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Louisa H. , youngest dau. of Major -Gen. Sir Thomas 
 Valiant, of H.M. 40th Regt. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, on a chevron sable, three lozenges 
 of the first (for Learmonth) ; 2 and 3, argent, a mascle 
 azure, between three gillyflowers slipped gules, a double 
 tressure flory counterflory vert (for Livingstone), the 
 whole within a bordure engrailed azure. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crests — i. on the dexter side, on a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dove holding in the beak an olive branch proper 
 (for Learmonth) ; 2. on the sinister side, on a wreath of his 
 liveries, a dexter hand holding a sabre proper (for Living- 
 stone). Mottoes — "Dum spiro spero" (for Learmonth); 
 " Si possim " (for Livingstone). Married, 1894, Celia, dau. 
 of Robert Gillespie. Residence — Parkhall, by Polmont, 
 N.B. 
 
 THOMAS LIVINGSTONE-LEARMONTH, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1840, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of John Livingstone-Learmonth, by his wife Anne Alicia, 
 dau. of John MacWhirter, M.D. , of Edinburgh. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, on a chevron sable, three 
 lozenges of the first (for Learmonth) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 mascle azure, between three gillyflowers slipped gules, a 
 double tressure flory counterflory vert (for Livingstone), the 
 whole within a bordure azure. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent. Crests — i. on the dexter side, on a wreath of his 
 liveries, a dove holding in the beak an olive branch proper 
 (for Learmonth) ; 2. on the sinister side, on a wreath of his 
 liveries, a dexter hand holding a sabre proper (for Living- 
 stone). Mottoes— " Dum spiro spero" (for Learmonth); 
 " Si possim " (for Livingstone). 
 
 The Right Honourable HENRY MATTHEWS, 
 VISCOUNT LLANDAFF of Hereford, K.C., P.C., 
 LL.B. ; was Secretary of State for the Home Dept. 1886-92, 
 was Examiner in Common Law to the Inns of Court 1872- 
 76, and M.P. for Dungarvan 1868-74, for E. Birmingham 
 1886 to 1895, in which year he was raised to the Peerage. 
 Born 1826, being the only son of the Hon. Henry Matthews, 
 a Judge in Ceylon, by Emma, dau. of William Blount of 
 
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 Orleton Manor, Herefordshire. I.ittry—BUick and gold. 
 Armorial bMurlnpi — Quarterly, i. or, a lion rampant ru- 
 Rwirdant sable, two tlaunches of the last, each charged 
 with a mullet arf;ent, pierced of the field (for Matthews) ; 
 a. (>cr jxile azure and gules, a chevron between three lions 
 rampant or (for Hoskyns) ; 3. eulcs, three lions passant 
 argent (for Gifl'ord) ; 4. gules, three stirrups buckled and 
 leathered or (for Scudamorc). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed the coronet of his rank, and thereu(>on a helmet 
 iwtitting his degere, with a mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 
 the Peace and Deputy • Lieutenant, of The Hendre, by 
 Klizabeth Mary, daughter of Walter Long of I'reshaw 
 House, by his wife Mary, coninjonly known as I^idy 
 Mary, daughter of the Right Honourable the seventh Earl 
 of Northcsk. C/u6s — Carllon, Junior C'arlton, Arthur's, 
 Marylelione, Royal Yacht Squadron, Constitutional, Junior 
 Constitutional. Liveiy—D^rV. green, with narrow red cord 
 binding, aiguillettes on left shoulder, green plush breeches. 
 Armonai bearings— He bears for Arms: Quarterly i and 
 4, or on a fesse dancctli^e with plain cotises Ijelween three 
 billets sable, cacli charged with a lion rampant of the field. 
 
 heathcock holding in the l)eak a sprig of broom proper. 
 Motto—" Y flfynne duw y fydd." Supporters— On either 
 side a unicorn sable, gorged with a wreath of oak and suj>- 
 pwrting a fasces, both proper. Residence — 6 Carlton Gar- 
 dens, S.W. Ciu6s — Carlton, Athenaeum, Windham. 
 
 llangattock 
 
 The Right Honourable JOHN ALLAN ROLLS, 
 first liaron Llangattock, of The 
 Hendre, in the county of Mon- 
 mouth, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy- Lieutenant for that county, 
 for which he served the office of High Sheriff in the year 
 1875, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Colonel ist 
 Monmouth Volunteer Artillery, late Captain Royal Glouce- 
 stershire Hussars. Bom February 19, 1837, being the only 
 son of John Etherington Welch Rolls, Esquire, Justice of 
 
 as many bezants (for Rolls) ; 2. gules, an eagle displayed, 
 barry of six erminois and azure (for Coysh) ; 3. argent, a 
 saltire between two leopards' faces in pale, and as many 
 cross crosslets in fesse sable (for Barnet). Above the escut- 
 cheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 wreath of oak a dexter cubit arm vested or, cuff sable, the 
 arm charged with a fesse dancett^e double cotised of the 
 second, charged with three bezants, in the hand proper 
 a roll of parchment argent. Supporters — Dexter, a lion 
 rampant proper, gorged with a chain or, pendent therefrom 
 an escutcheon argent, charged with a rock gules ; sinister, 
 a leopard proper, gorged with a chain or, pendent therefrom 
 an escutcheon also or, thereon an ancient galley with sails 
 furled sable, flagged gules, sea proper. Motto — " Celeritas 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 et Veritas." Married, Oct. 20, 1868, Georgiana Marcia, 
 youngest dau. of Sir Charles Fitzroy Maclean, Baronet 
 of Morvaren ; and has Issue — (i) John Maclean Rolls, 
 Esq., commonly known as the Honourable John Maclean 
 Rolls, J. P., D. L., Capt. ist Monmouthshire Vol. Artillery, 
 High Sheriff 1900, b. April 25, 1870 ; (2) Henry Allen Rolls, 
 Esq., commonly known as the Honourable Henry Allen 
 Rolls, b. Aug. 5, 1871 ; (3) Charles Stewart Rolls, Esq., 
 commonly known as the Honourable Charles Stewart Rolls, 
 b. August 27, 1877 ; and Eleanor Georgiana, commonly 
 known as the Honourable Eleanor Georgiana. Estate — The 
 Hendre ; Llangattock Manor, and Croft-y-bwla. Postal 
 addresses — The Hendre, Monmouth ; South Lodge, Rut- 
 land Gate, London, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM LLEWELLIN, Esquire, J. P. cos. Mon- 
 mouth and Dorset (High Sheriff 1901-1902). Born 1856, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Llewellin, Esq., of 
 Hill Grange, Abergavenny, J. P. co. Monmouth. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, three chevronels couped ermine, between 
 as many spear-heads or. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lamb passant argent, suf)- 
 porting with the dexter forefoot a flagstaff in bend sinister 
 proper, therefrom flowing a banner gules, charged with a 
 spear-head or, between two wings of the third, on each a 
 like spear-head. Motto— " Duw fo ar fy rhan." Married, 
 Jan. 1889, Frances Mary, eldest dau. of Lewis Davis Wigan 
 of Oakwood, Maidstone, Kent; and has Issue — (i) William 
 Wigan Llewellin, Gentleman, b. Nov. 1889; (2) John Jest yn 
 Llewellin, Gentleman, b. Feb. 1893 ; and Margaret Mary. 
 Residence— \}\)\.on House, near Poole, Dorset. Club — 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 LLEWELYN, see DILLWYN-VENABLES- LLE- 
 WELYN. 
 
 LLEWELLYN of Baglan Hall and Court Colman 
 (H. Coll.). Per fesse embattled azure and or, a javelin 
 erect between two boar's heads erased in chief and a like 
 boar's head erased between two javelins in base all 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a boar's head 
 erased or, in front of three javelins, one in pale and 
 two in saltire also proper. Motto—" Gwell angau na 
 chywilydd." Livery — Blue, yellow waistcoat. 
 
 Son of William Llewellyn, Esq., of Court Colman, 
 J. P., D.L. , Major Glamorgan Vols. (1820-1898) ; m. 
 1844, Eleanor Emma, d. of Rev. Robert Knight, 
 J. P., of Tythegston Court, Glamorgansh. : — 
 Robert William Llewellyn, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Gla- 
 morgansh., late Capt. Roy. Glamorgan L. Inf. Mil., and 
 formerly Cornet Roy. Dragoons, b. 26 May 1848 ; m. 
 22 Nov. 1882, Harriet Annie, d. of late William Blandy of 
 Kingston Bagpews, Berks ; and has surv. issue — (r) William 
 Herbert Clydwyn Llewellyn, Gentleman, Lieut. S. Wales 
 Borderers, b. i Nov. 1883 ; (2) Griffith Robert Poyntz 
 Llewellyn, Gentleman, b. 26 Feb. 1886; (3) John Blandy 
 Llewellyn, Gentleman,*. 21 June 1890 ; (4) Robert Godfrey 
 Llewellyn, Gentleman, b. 13 May 1893; Dorothy Mary; 
 and Eleanor Caroline. Seats — Court Colman, Bridgend, 
 Glamorganshire ; Penrhewtyn House, nr. Neath ; Pentre 
 House, Rhondda Valley. Res. — Baglan Hall, Briton Ferry, 
 Glamorganshire. C/k^— Travellers'. 
 
 LLOYD, quartered by PRICE and PRYCE, 
 
 LLOYD, see EVANS -LLOYD, HUTCHINSON - 
 LLOYD - VAUGHAN - WHITLOCKE - LLOYD, and 
 HOPE-LLOYD-VERNEY. 
 
 LLOYD (U.O.). Gules, a lion rampant regardant be- 
 tween two flaunches or, each charged with three cinquefoils 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, on three cinquefoils in fesse or, a lion rampant 
 regardant gules. Motto — ' ' Vi et virtute." 
 » Sons of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of Beechmount, J. P. and 
 D.L, CO. Limerick, J. P. cos. Clare and Tipperary, 
 b. 1798 ; d. 1873 ; m. 2nd, 1838, Julia Palmer, d. of 
 Capt. Frances Hall ; — 
 Major-Gen. Thomas Francis Lloyd, J. P., D.L. (High 
 Sheriff 1894), Major-Gen. (ret.) in the Army, formerly 
 tol. comdg. 2nd Regtl. Dist. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 98th 
 Regt., sometime A.A.Q.M.G. Cork Dist. , 3. 1839; m. 1870, 
 Mary Henrietta, d. of Christian Allhusen, Esq., D.L., of 
 
 Stoke Court, Bucks ; and has had issue — Thomas Henry 
 Eyre Lloyd, Esq., Capt. Coldstream Gds. , b. 1871, killed in 
 action at Brakenlaagte, S. Africa, 1901. Seat — Beech- 
 mount, Rathkeale, co. Limerick. 
 
 Arthur Rickard Lloyd, Gentleman, b. ; m. 1869, 
 
 Theodosia (rf. 1894), d. of Capt. John Talbot of Mouut 
 Talbot, D.L. ; and has had issue — (i) John Lloyd, Gentle- 
 man, b. ; (2) Henry Talbot Lloyd, Esq., Capt. R.M.L. 
 Inf., killed in action at Tientsin, b. ; (3) Arthur Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, b. ; and Diana. Res. — 
 
 Henry Hall Lloyd, Gentleman, b. ; m. ist, 1872, 
 Ellen, d. of Rev. Charles Childers ; 2nd, 1890, Frances 
 Catherine {d. 1896), d. of Col. E. S. Bayley of Ballyarthur. 
 Res.— 
 
 LLOYD (U.O.). Or, a lion rampant regardant sable, 
 on a canton azure, a cross pat^e fitch^e of the first. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant regardant sable, charged on the 
 shoulder with a trefoil slipf)ed or. Motto — ' ' Tendit in 
 ardua virtus." 
 
 Son of Richard Lloyd, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, 
 
 b. 1807; d. 1879; m. 1836, Margaret, d. of Edmond 
 
 Knapp Piersy of Charleville, co. Cork : — 
 
 Col. Edmond George Knapp Piersy Lloyd, Staff Officer 
 
 N. London Vol. Brig., served in S. Africa 1900-2, b. 1842 ; 
 
 m. 1873, Emma Susanna, d. of Benjamin Johnson, M.D. ; 
 
 and has issue — ^Langford Newman Lloyd, Esq., D.S.O., 
 
 M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Capt. R.A.M.C, served in S. Africa 
 
 1899-1901 (ment. in desp.), b. 1873. Estate — Charleville, 
 
 CO. Cork. Res. — 43 Kensington Mansions, London, W. 
 
 Clubs — -Constitutional, National, Auxiliary Forces, Mayfair, 
 
 Royal Cork Yacht (Cork). 
 
 LLOYD, formerly of Danyrallt (Ped. H. Coll.). Quar- 
 terly, I and 4, sable, a spear-head embrued proper, between 
 three scaling-ladders argent, on a chief gules a castle triple- 
 
 turretted of the second ; 2 and 3, azure, a wolf rampant argent. 
 Motto—" Heb Dduw heb ddim a Dduw a digon." Livery 
 — Green and silver. 
 
 Only surv. son of Rev. Henry Robert Lloyd, M.A., 
 
 Rector of Cliffe-at-Hoo, Kent, b. 1809 ; d. 1880 ; m. 
 
 1843, Harriet, fourth d. of Hon. and Rt. Rev. Edward 
 
 Grey, Bishop of Hereford, and gd. of Charles, 1st Earl 
 
 Grey : — 
 Rev. lorwerth Grey Lloyd, M.A. Exeter Coll., Oxford, 
 F.S.A. , Prebendary or Canon of Llandewi Aberarth, in 
 the Cathedral Church of St. David's, Vicar of Slebech, 
 &c. , b. ■2'2 Oct. 1844; m. 1871, Nina, third surv. d. of 
 late Charles Eastland de Michele, sometime H.B.M. 
 Consul at St. Petersburg; and has issue— Edward Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, b. 1874 \m. 1904, Alexandra, only d. of John 
 N. Dalgleish of Vancouver, Brit. Columbia] ; (2) Vaughan 
 Lloyd, Gentleman, b. 1876; (3) Griffith Lloyd, Gentleman, 
 b. 1884; Eleanor [/«. 1895, Major Frederick George Vigor] ; 
 Gwerfyl; and Mabel. A'w.—Cres borough, Haverfordwest, 
 South Wales. 
 
 Only son of Joseph Howard Francis Lloyd, Esq., 
 
 b. 1812 ; d. 1891 : — 
 
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 Ilowanl Meuric Lloyd {f.v.). 
 Son of RoAr-Adm. lieorRc Lloyd, R.N., K 1793; 
 tl. i860; M. 1st, 1817, Ktitabeih (ti. iSaS), d. of John 
 Mnrxmnof lUirficId liouM,(>los. ; and, 1838, Mnrianne, 
 {it. 1840), d. of Jacob Kichanls, Esq., of Tenby, J. P. 
 and D.U ; 3rd, 1851, Callierine, d. of John Stokes of 
 C'uflern, 00. »mbroke: — 
 Charles I J2Xd> Gentleman. Lieut. Indian Navy, t. 1804 ; 
 flut. mU, — The Club, Clevedon, Somerset. 
 
 ALMERT LLOYD, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. late looth Foot. 
 Bom April aS, 184a, tieing the third son of the late Richard 
 Harnmn Lloytl of Allesley House, a n.inki'r in London, by 
 his wife Isaltclln Mary, d.nu. of Willi.inj Honadaile of lied- 
 fonl Hill, Strcathnm. Surrey. Annorial bearingrs— Arure, 
 a chevron between three cocks argent, <irmcd, crested, and 
 wattled or. Married Emily, dau. of Alexander Crow ; 
 and has Isnu — Ethel Gwendoline ; Muriel ; Winifretl ; and 
 Qwladys. 
 
 ARTHUR LLEWELLYN LLOYD, Gentleman. Bom 
 Oct. aa, 1855, lieing the third son of ihe late .Sampson 
 Samuel Lloyd, Esq., J. P. for co. Warwick and for the city 
 of RirminRham, formerly M.P. for Plymouth and for South 
 Warwick, by his wife Emma, dau. of Samuel Reeve of 
 I^ighton Ruzzard, co. IVdford. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a chevron U^tween three cocks argent, armed, crested, 
 and wattled or. Mantling' arure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake, a goat salient 
 argent, homed and ungiiled or, gorged with a collar flory 
 counterflory sable. Motto — " Eisto vigilans. " Residence — 
 
 CHARLES HENRY LLOYD. Gentleman. Bom 
 Aug. 6. 1847, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late John Ellis Lloyd, by his wife Eleanor, dau. of 
 John Sothem of The Priory, Liverpool. Armorial bear- 
 InSl — Azure, on a chevron or, between three spear-heads 
 argent, a torteau between two bulls' heads caboshed sable. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 ooioars, a lion raiiip)ant argent, gutt^de-sang, surmounting 
 two spears in saltire proper. Motto — ' ' Instanter pcrfectus. " 
 Married, 1897, Gwen Ellen, second dau. of Owen Owen of 
 Llwynhudol. Seat — Trallwyn, Chevilog, Carnarvonshire. 
 
 CHARLES WESTALL LLOYD, Esq., J. P. Bom 
 March 31, 1834, being the fourth son of the late William 
 
 Henry Fitzgerald de Beaumont [^fmip'i noble). Armorial 
 bearings— (.)unrtcrly, t. sable, ihne nags' heads erased ar- 
 gent ; a. quarterly i. and iiii. sable, three nags' heads erased 
 argent ; ii. and iii. argent, a castle triple-towered sable, port 
 overt, chained tranverseor; 3. per pale or and gules, two lions 
 rampant addorsed counterehanged ; 4. sable, three nags' 
 heads erased argent ; 5. azure, tnrv« ducal crowns in pale 
 or, and 351 other quarterings (vide H. C. Lloyd, Ks(|. | 
 Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, mmn » 
 wreath of the colours, a nag's head er.ised argent. Motto 
 — " F'ide nediffide." Married, March 31, 18^, Anne, daii. 
 of John Knrkeek Kirkham of Oxley, Victoria, Austnilia ; 
 and has /ssite—(i) Charles Kirkham Lloyd, Gentleman. />. 
 July\6, 1870; (a) H.arry Herbert de Beaumont Lloyd, (lentle- 
 man, i. Dec. 31, 187^ ; (3) Arthur I^slie Lloyd, Gentleman, 
 *. April 15. 1875 ; (4) Ernest Winser Lloyd. Gentleman, 
 />. Nov. 4, 1876; (s) Reginald John Lloyd, (Gentle- 
 man, t. March 31, 1881 ; and Ethel Louise. Postal 
 address — Tarramia, Bobinawarrah, Oxieyshire. Victoria, 
 Australia. 
 
 CLIFFORD BARTHOLOMEW LIX)YD. Gentleman. 
 Bom Aug. 18, 1845, being the eldest son of the late Bar- 
 tholomew Clifford. E.sq., LL.D., Q.C., Chairman of 
 Quarter Sessions co. Waierford, by his first wife Ciu-oline 
 Hamilton, only dau. of Rt. Hon. William Brooke, P.(.'., 
 of Dromavana, co. Cavan, Master in Chancery. Armorial 
 bearings Or, a lion rampant regardant sable, on a canton 
 azure, a cross pal6e fitch^ of the first. Mantling sable 
 
 Lloyd of Parteen Manor House, Kilquane. co. Qare, by 
 his wife Jane Fitzgerald, younger dau. and co-heir of Charles 
 
 and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant regardant sable, charged on the shoulder witli 
 a trefoil slipped or. Motto — "Tendit in ardua virtus. 
 Married, firstly, May 5, 1870, Isabella Maria {d. 1892), 
 dau. of Major Des Voeux of Portarlington, Queen's Co. ; 
 and by her has Issue (t ) Wilmot Humphrey Clifford Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, d. July 15, 1879; Beatrice Anne Caroline Iw 
 belli Clifford [m.. May 7, 1891, Leslie Tufnell Peacockc 
 Esq., Capt. Sth Ball. Connaught Rangers, and has issue 
 Hugo Leslie Peacocke. She m. secondly, 1902, Capt. 
 Eardley Wilmot Brooke, A.S.C, formerly 60th Rifles], 
 and Alice Eliz.iheth [m., Dec. 18, 1900, George P. Stewart]. 
 He m. secondly. Oct. 7, 1896. Edith Emily Marguerite, 
 
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 youngest dau. of Thomas Fitz-Herbcrt of Blackcastle, co. 
 Meath. Jiesidence Victona. Castle, Killiney, co. Dublin. 
 C///^J— Constitutional, Royal St. George Yacht (Kings- 
 town). 
 
 GEORGE LLOYD, Gentleman. Born July 15, 1843, 
 being the fifth son of the late Richard Harman Lloyd of 
 AUesley House, a Banker in London, by his wife Isabella 
 Mary, dau. of William Borradaile of Bedford Hill, Streat- 
 ham, Surrey. Armorial teaxings -Azure, a chevron be- 
 tween three cocks argent, wattled, crested, and armed or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Married Isabel Brisbane, 
 dau. of John de Courcy Bremer ; and has Isstie (i) George 
 Bremer Lloyd, Gentleman, b. April 5, 1869; (2) Alfred 
 Harold Bremer Lloyd, Gentleman, b. July 3, 1874; Ina 
 Beatrice ; and Isabel Kathleen. Residence— 
 
 GEORGE BRAITHWAITE LLOYD, Esquire. J. P. for 
 Birmingham, formerly Mayor of that city. Bom Oct. 15, 
 1824, being the second son of the late George Braithwaite 
 Lloyd of The Farm, Sparbrook, co. Warwick, Banker, by 
 his wife Mary, dau. of John P. Dearman of Sparbrook. 
 Armorial bearings Azure, a chevron between three cocks 
 aigent, armed, crested, and wattled or. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a fern-brake a goat salient argent, horned and unguled 
 or, gorged with a collar flory counterflory sable. Motto - 
 " Esto vigilans." Married, 1851, Mary, dau. of S. Hutchin- 
 son ; and has Issue— ]oh.n Henry Lloyd, Gentleman \m. 
 Gertrude, dau. of Joseph Keep of Edgbaston, and has 
 issue]; Priscilla Caroline, d. in infancy; and Mary, d. in 
 infancy. Residence— 
 
 GEORGE HERBERT LLOYD, Gentleman. Bom 
 March 8, 1850, being the second son of the late Sampson 
 Samuel Lloyd, Esq., J. P. for co. Warwick, and for the city 
 of Birmingham, M.P. for Plymouth 1874-80, for South 
 Warwick 1885-86, by his wife Emma, dau. of Samuel 
 Reeve of Leighton Buzzard, co. Bedford. Armorial bear- 
 IngfS Azure, a chevron between three cocks argent, armed, 
 crested, and wattled or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake, 
 a goat salient argent, horned and unguled or, gorged with a 
 collar flory counterflory sable. MottO -"Esto vigilans.' 
 Married, firstly, Sept. 27, 1872, Anna Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Thomas Colmore of Ashfurlong House, Sutton Coldfield ; 
 she d.s.p, July 27, 1873 ; he m. secondly, April 4, 1877, Amy 
 Letitia, dau. of Henry Chance of Sherborne House, War- 
 wick ; and has Issue (i) Herbert Lloyd, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 15, 1879; (2) Henry David Llewellyn Lloyd, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 15, 1881 ; and Mary Evelyn Gladys. Residence - 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM LLOYD, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 ! Lincoln. Born March 4, 1861, being the elder son of the 
 I late Rev. Henry Lloyd, Rector of Yarborough, co. Lincoln, 
 ] by his wife Anne Eliza, dau. of the Rev. W. Roy, D.D. 
 I Livery -Brown with yellow facings. Armorial bearings 
 1 — Argent, three lions dormant in pale sable between two 
 \ flaunches of the last, each charged with three mullets pale- 
 I ways of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm vested 
 ' azure, cuff argent, the hand grasping a lizard fessewise 
 j proper, a lion dormant sable, ^ea/— Stockton Hall, York. 
 I Residence— Ca.yit\or^ Hall, Grantham. Clubs — Conserva- 
 tive, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 MEYRICKE ENTWISLE LLOYD, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 I^oyal Welsh Fusiliers. Born 1880, being the eldest son of 
 iihe late Henry Lloyd, Esq., J. P. cos. Northampton and 
 Montgomery, and High Sheriff for Montgomery 1883, for- 
 ' merly Capt. Montgomery Yeo. Cavalry, by his wife Caroline 
 Dorothea, eldest dau. of John Smith Entwisle of Fox- 
 holes, CO. Lancaster. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, 
 azure, a chevron between three cocks argent, wattled, 
 jfested, and armed or ; 2. sable, a goat statant argent, 
 "omed and unguled or ; 3. same as i ; 4. per pale or and 
 "lies, two lions rampant addorsed, countercharged ; 5. 
 ble, three nags' heads erased argent ; 6. sable, three 
 cocheons or, each charged with a lion rampant gules; 
 t azure, three coronets in pale or. Mantling azure and 
 
 argent. Crest— In front of a fern brake a goat salient 
 argent, horned and unguled or, gorged with a collar flory 
 
 counterflory sable. Motto — "Gwylia." Seats — Pitsford 
 Hall, CO. Northampton ; Dolobran Isaf, co. Montgomery. 
 
 FREDERICK BIANCHI LLOYD, Esquire, heir male of 
 a Knight Banneret of Agincourt, Joint Lord of the Manor 
 of Stockton in Chirbury, in the co. of Salop. Bom Dec. 
 31, 1832, being the third but eldest surviving son of 
 the late William Lloyd, Esq., of Parteen Manor, co. 
 Clare, and of Charles Street, Langham Place, London, by 
 his wife Jane, youngest dau. and co-heir of Charles Henry 
 Fitzgerald de Beaumont (imigrd noble). Livery — (Un- 
 dress) : black, with white facings, and silver braid and 
 buttons, yellow and red striped waistcoat, and black trousers 
 with silver braid stripes ; (full dress) : blue plush breeches, 
 silver buttons, gold garters, and white stockings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly of 356, viz. : i. Lloyd of 
 Stockton : Sable, three nag's heads erased argent ; 2. Sir 
 Griffith Vaughan, Knight Banneret of Agincourt : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, sable, three nag's heads erased argent ; 2 and 
 3 argent, a "castle" triple-towered sable, port overt 
 chained transverse or (Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cob- 
 ham) ; 3. Griffith ap Beli, de la Garth, Lord of Guilsfield: 
 Per pale or and gules, two lions rampant addorsed counter- 
 changed ; 4. Brochwel Ysgithrog, King of Powys and Earl 
 of Chester (ob. anno 617) : Sable, three nag's heads erased 
 argent ; 5. Beli Mawr, or Belinus the Great, King of 
 Britain : Azure, three ducal crowns in pale or ; 6. Sir 
 Aron ap Rhys, Knight of the Sepulchre : Argent, a lion 
 rampant gardant gules ; 7. Sir Aron ap Rhys, Knight of 
 the Sepulchre: Argent, a lion rampant sable, ducally 
 gorged with chain reflexed over the back or ; 8. Bledrey, 
 Lord of Cilsant (ob. anno 11 19): Argent, three bull's heads 
 caboshed sable, horned or ; 9. Cadivor Vawr, Lord of 
 Blaenkych, Cilsant, and Dived (ob. anno 1084) : Argent, a 
 lion rampant gardant sable ; 10. Seisyllt, from Pilius, 
 King of Dived : Azure, a wolf rampant argent ; 11. Meiric, 
 King of Dived : Azure, a chevron between three cocks 
 argent, armed, crested, and wattled or; 12. Meredydd, of 
 Dived: Sable, a boar statant argent, armed and bristled 
 or, between six fleurs-de-lis, three in chief and three in 
 base of the second ; 13. Llwch Llawen Vawr, Peer of 
 Wales : Azure, a boar argent, armed, bristled, collared. 
 
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 and chained or, to a tree of the second ; 14. Griffith ap 
 Cydrych, Lord of Gwinvai : Sable, a lion rampant argent; 
 15. Gwaethvoed, Prince of Gwent and Cardigan, and 
 Lord of Gwinvai (killed anno 1057) : Or, a lion rampant 
 regardant sable ; 16. Gwrydyr, Prince of Powys and 
 Cardigan: Azure, three ducal crowns or; 17. Beli Mawr, 
 or Belinus the Great, King of Britain : Azure, three ducal 
 crowns or; 18. Edwin ap Teithwallt, Prince of Cardigan: 
 Sable, a lion rampant argent ; 19. Cunedda Wledig, King 
 of North Wales (ob. anno 389) : Sable, three roses argent, 
 barbed and seeded proper ; 20. Padarn Peisrudd : Sable, 
 three spears erect in fosse argent ; 21. Beh Mawr, King of 
 Britain : Azure, three ducal crowns or ; 22. Morfydd verch 
 Inyr, King of Gwent : Per pale, or and azure, a hon ram- 
 pant argent, supporting a tree eradicated proper ; 23. Inyr, 
 King of Gwent : Per pale, azure and sable, three fleurs- 
 de-lis or ; 24. Cadwalader, last King of the Britons (ob. 
 anno 688) : Azure, a cross pat(§e fitchfe or; 25. Cadwallon, 
 King of the Britons : Or, on a pale azure, three ducal 
 crowns of the first, nil within a bordure sable, thereon six 
 annulets, three, two, and one of the field ; 26. Cunedda 
 Wledig, King of North Wales (ob. anno 389) : As No. 19 ; 
 27. Padarn Peisrudd: As No. 20; 28. Sir Howell, Knight, 
 Lord of Caerlleon : Gules, three towers triple-towered 
 argent ; 29. Owen Wan, Lord of Caerlleon and Mac- 
 
 hynlheth : Sable, a plate between three towers triple- 
 towered argent; 30. Howel Dha, or " The Good," King 
 of all Wales (ob. anno 948) : Gules, a lion rampant within 
 a bordure indented or ; 31. Cadell, Prince of South Wales 
 (ob. anno 907) : Argent, three lions passant regardant in 
 pale gules ; 32. Roderic Mawr, or " The Great," King of all 
 Wales (slain in battle in 877) : Or, a lion passant gardant 
 gules ; 33. Mervyn Frych, King of the Cambro Britons and 
 Earl of Anglesey (slain 843) : Argent, on three fusils con- 
 joined in fesse gules, three eagles displayed or ; 34. Coel 
 Godebog, King of Britain : Azure, a cross couped engrailed 
 between four ducal crowns or; 35. Beli Mawr, King of 
 Britain: As No. 5; 36. Cadell ap Brochwel ap Eliseg, 
 King of Powys : Sable, three nag's heads erased argent ; 
 37. Beli Mawr, King of Britain : As No. 5 ; 38. Conan 
 
 Tyndaethwy, King of the Cambro Britons (ob. anno 818) ; 
 Azure, a cross patde fitch^e between four ducal crowns or ; 
 39. Idwal Ywrch, King of the Cambro Britons (ob. anno 
 720) : Azure, a cross patde fitchte, between four martlets 
 or ; 40. Cadwalader, last King of the Britons (ob. anno 688) : 
 As No. 24 ; 41. Cadwallon, King of the Britons : As No. 25 ; 
 42. Cunedda Wledig, King of North Wales (ob. anno 389) : 
 As No. 19 ; 43. Padarn Peisrudd : As No. 20 ; 44. Cunedda 
 Wledig, King of North Wales : As No. 19 ; 45. Padarn 
 Peisrudd: As No. 20; 46. Mervyn, Prince of Powys (slain 
 anno 900) : Quarterly gules and or, four lions passant 
 gardant counterchanged ; 47 to 58. As Nos. 32 to 43 ; 
 59. Beli Mawr, King of Britain : As No. 5 ; 60 to 62. As 
 Nos. 19 to 21 ; 63. Rees Griig, Lord of Llanymdhyfri 
 (ob. anno 1233) : Argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned 
 gules; 64. Rhys, Prince of South Wales (ob. anno 1x96) : 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned or ; 
 2 and 3, sable, a pomegranate leaved and slipped or, seeded 
 gules ; 65. Rees ap Tudor, Prince of Wales (slain anno 1089) : 
 Gules, a lion rampant or ; 66. Rees ap Tudor, Prince of Wales 
 (slain anno 1089) : Argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned 
 or ; 67. Tudor the Great, Prince of Wales (slain in battle 
 anno 992) : Argent, three lions passant regardant in pale 
 gules ; 68 to 81. As Nos. 30 to 43 ; 82 to 85. As. Nos. 59 
 to 62 ; 86 to 102. As Nos. 46 to 62 ; 103. Alio ap Rywallon of 
 Trevnant in Powys : Or, three lion's heads erased gules, 
 within a bordure engrailed azure ; 104. lestyn ap Gwrgant, 
 Prince of Glamorgan (ob. anno 1091) : Gules, three chev- 
 ronels argent ; 105. Llowdden, Lord of Uwch Aeron : 
 Gules, a griffin segreant or ; 106. Uchtred, Prince of Engle- 
 field, and one of the fifteen Peers (ob. anno mo) : Argent, 
 a cross fleurett^ engrailed sable, between four Cornish 
 choughs proper, on a chief azure a boar's head couped of 
 the first, tusked or; 107. Edwin ap Grono, Prince of 
 Englefield (slain anno 1073) : Argent, a cross fleurett6 
 engrailed sable, between four Cornish choughs proper ; 108 
 to 142. As Nos. 68 to 102 ; 143. Griffith Broughton, Lord of 
 Broughton : Sable, a chevron between three owls argent ; 
 144. Madoc, de la Home (temp. Ed. L) : Sable, three owls 
 argent ; 145. Winsbury, de Winsbury : Or, a fesse chequy 
 of the field and gules, a chief indented azure ; 146. 
 Ednowain ap Bradwen, one of the fifteen Tribes of North 
 Wales: Gules, three snakes nowed argent ; 147. Marchudd, 
 one of the fifteen Peers of North Wales (ob. anno 840) : 
 Gules, a Saracen's head erased proper, wreathed about the 
 temples argent and azure ; 148. Cadrod Calchevynydd, Earl 
 of Northampton and Lord of Dunstable : Azure, a lion 
 rampant argent ; 149. Cynwydd, Earl of Northampton and 
 Lord of Dunstable : Vert, a chevron between three mullets 
 or ; 150. Coel Godebog, King of Britain : As No. 34 ; 
 151. Riryd, alias Pothan Vlaidd : Argent, on a bend 
 vert, three wolf's heads erased of the field ; 152. Riryd 
 Vlaidd, Lord of Penllyn, one of the fifteen Peers (ob. anno 
 1 108): Vert, a chevron between three wolf's heads erased 
 argent ; 153. Rhys ap Gwerystan : Sable, three roses argent, 
 barbed and seeded proper ; 154. Padarn Peisrudd : As 
 No. 20; 155. Beli Mawr, or Belinus the Great, King of 
 Britain : as No. 5; 156. Gwrgen, Lord of Bryne : Argent, 
 three greyhounds courant in pale sable, collared or ; 157. 
 Cynvyn Hirdreff, Lord of Nevyn : Azure, three ducal 
 crowns or ; 158. Blaidd Rudd, Lord of Gest : Azure, a 
 wolf passant argent ; 159. Sir Alexander Middleton, of 
 Middleton : Gules, on a bend or, three lions passant 
 gardant sable ; 160. De Boulers, Lord of Marrington : 
 Argent, two Cornish choughs in pale proper ; 161. Baldwyn, 
 Lord of Diddlesbury : Per pale, argent and sable, a lion 
 rampant counterchanged ; 162. Lloyd, of Stockton and 
 Bedstone as No. i ; 163 to 206 as Nos. 2 to 415 ; 207. 
 Beli Mawr, or Belinus the Great, King of Britain, as 
 No. 5; 208 to 322 as Nos. 46 to 160; 323. Baldwyn, 
 Lord of Diddlesbury, as No. 161 ; and many others — in 
 all 356 quarterings (see Norfolk, xvi. 45). Majitling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a nag's 
 head erased argent. Motto — "Fide ne diffide." Married, 
 Sept. 13, 1871, Jane, dau. of John Kent, Esq., of 
 Brangie, Oxley Plains, Victoria, Australia, J. P. ; and 
 has had Issue — (i) Zealand Fleetwood Lloyd, Gentleman, 
 b. and d. 1872 ; (2) Brochwel Frederick de Bonlers Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, b. April 22, 1873 ; (3) John Fermor Charles 
 Lloyd, b. 1881 and d. 1882; (4) William Vaughan Broughton 
 Lloyd, Gentleman, b. Jan. 18, 1883; Violet Jane Gwenllian ; 
 and Maud Miimie Middleton. Postal address — Oakland, 
 California, U.S.A. Estate — Stockton Manor, in Chirbury, 
 in the co. of Salop. Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
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 HOWARD MEURIC LLOYD, Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Carmarthen (High Sheriff 1905), M.A. Exeter Coll. 
 (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple). Bom Dec. 26, 
 1853, being the only son of the late Joseph Howard Francis 
 Lloyd, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate and Assistant Justice 
 of Court of Common Pleas Colonial Civil Service, Dominica, 
 West Indies (fourth son of the late J. W. Lloyd, Esq., of 
 Danyrallt, co. Carmarthen, J.l'. for that co. , and formerly 
 of South Park, co. Kent, and J.P. for that co. ), by his 
 wife Emmeline Rogers, third dau. of the late Charles Sarle, 
 Esq. (formerly Searle, co. Cornwall), Stipendiary Magistrate 
 of the same Service, West Indies, and sister of late Sir 
 .Allan Lanyon Sarle (L. B. and S.C. Railway). Livery — 
 (Dress) olive green coat, waistcoat, and breeches, with silver 
 lace or braid, white stockings, silver buttons, garters and 
 buckles ; (undress) olive green coat and overcoat, white 
 piping or braid, olive green and white striped waistcoat, 
 silver buttons and hatband. Armorial bearings [1164 — 
 
 
 according to ancient Welsh traditions, as follows : Cadifor 
 ap Dyfnwal, Lord of Castell Hywel, &c. , 9th in descent 
 from Rodri Mawr (i.e. Roderic the Great), King of all 
 Wales, took by escalade in the above year the castle of 
 Cardigan from the Earl of Clare (Roger de Clare, Earl of 
 .Gloucester) and the Flemings, for which his first cousin 
 and father-in-law, whose daughter Catrin he had married, 
 the "great Lord Rys," Prince of South Wales, gave him 
 considerable lands and a shield of arms as under. Cadifor 
 was descended from Tudwal Gloff, a younger son of Rodri 
 Mawr, whose other descendants bore for arms, " azure, a 
 wolf rampant argent."— Ped. H. Coll.]— Sable, a spear- 
 head imbrued between three scaling-ladders argent, on a 
 chief gules, a castle of the second, with many quarterings, 
 which, including repetitions, would number 153, of which 
 the 71 chief quarterings are as shown in the accompanying 
 illustration, and are duly proved and registered. He im- 
 pales the arms of Peel. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wolf rampant ars^ent, 
 the neck encircled by an annulet or, holding between the 
 paws a broken spear proper, the head downwards piercing 
 the sinister paw, imbrued gules. Motto— " Ar Dduw y 
 
 gyd." Married, May 7, 1890, Aim^e, only surviving dau. 
 of John Peel of Danyrallt, co. Carmarthen, Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L. for that co.. High Sheriff 1883, and J.P. for West 
 Riding co. York ; and has Issue~(i) Wymond Howard 
 Lloyd, Gentleman, b. March 20, 1893; (2) Jasper Searle 
 Lloyd, Gentleman, b. May 18, 1896; (3) Guy Vaughan 
 Lloyd, Gentleman, b. Aug. 12, 1901 ; Nest ; and Lorna 
 Emmehne. Seat — Delfryn, Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire. 
 Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 RICHARD BORRADAILE LLOYD, Gentleman, a 
 Banker in London. Born Sept. 27, 1839, being the eldest 
 son of the late Richard Harman Lloyd of Allesley House, a 
 Banker in London, by his wife Isabella Mary, dau. of 
 William Borradaile of Bedford Hill, Streathani. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a chevron between three cocks argent, 
 wattled, crested, and armed or. Mantling azure and 
 argent. A/iirrzW Catherine Jean Campbell, dau. of Gilbert 
 P. Money, Bengal Civil Service ; and has Issue — (i) Richard 
 Money Lloyd, Gentleman, b. March 22, 1872 ; (2) Llewellyn 
 Gilbert Lloyd, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 1876; Esme Catherine 
 Mary ; and Gwynedd Dorothy. Residence — 
 
 SAMPSON ZACHARY LLOYD, Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 Worcester. Born Jan. 4, 1843, being the eldest son of the 
 late Sampson Lloyd, Gentleman, of Wassell Grove, Hagley, 
 by his wife Sarah, dau. of Daniel Zachary of Areley Hall, 
 CO. Worcester. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron 
 between three cocks argent, armed, crested, and wattled or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a fern brake, a goat salient argent, 
 armed and unguled or, gorged with a collar flory counter- 
 flory sable. Married, April 12, 1866, Eleanor, dau. of 
 John Elliot Howard, F. R.S. , of Tottenham, co. Middlesex; 
 and by her (who d. Jan. 5, 1885) had Issue — (i) Francis 
 Zachary Lloyd, Gentleman, b. April 30, 1869 ; (2) Ernest 
 Sampson Lloyd, Gentleman, I.C.S., b. May 26, 1870; \_m., 
 June 8, 1899, Mary, youngest dau. of William Young of The 
 Manor House, Droitwich, and has issue, William Antony 
 Sampson Lloyd, Gentleman, b. April 21, 1900; Philip 
 Montague Lloyd, Gentleman, b. July 31, 1902] ; (3) Thomas 
 Zachary Lloyd, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1872 ; (4) William 
 Dillworth Lloyd, Gentleman, b. June 24, 1876; (5) Edmund 
 Lloyd, Gentleman, b. Sept. 23, 1880; Sarah Cecilia ; Eleanor 
 Howard ; Constance Maria ; Olivia Margaret ; Dorothy ; 
 and Katherine. Residence — Areley King's, co. Worcester. 
 
 S Lieut. -Colonel THOMAS EDWARD JOHN 
 LLOYD, late Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. 
 (Militia) Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry (retired), 
 D. L. , J.P. Anglesey, Sheriff 1881. Assumed the name of 
 Lloyd 1871. Born 1856, being the only son of R. Lloyd 
 Jones-Parry of Aberdunant, Carnarvonshire, D. L. , J.P. , by 
 his wife Mary Isabella, dau. of E. Owen Snow. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, on a chevron invected ermine, between 
 three saracens' heads affrontte couped at the neck proper, 
 an anchor erect between two fleurs-de-lis sable, impaling 
 the arms of Heygate, namely gules, two bars argent, on a 
 bend or, a torteau between two leopards' faces azure. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a Saracen's head affront^e erased at the neck 
 proper, wreathed about the temples or and sable, between 
 two fleurs-de-lis of the last. Married, Dec. 23, 1879, Rosa- 
 mond Anna, third dau. of Sir Frederick William Heygate, 
 2nd Baronet ; and has Isstie — (i) Robert Love Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, b. April 13, 1881 ; (2) Roger E. J. Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 8, 1882 ; (3) Frederick Jasper Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, b. March 7, 1885. Seats — Plas Tregayan, 
 Llangwyllog, Anglesey ; Aberdunant, Carnarvonshire. 
 Club — Sports'. 
 
 THOMAS OWEN LLOYD, Esquire, J.P. for co. 
 Warwick. Born June 16, 1873, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Sampson Samuel Lloyd, Esq., 
 J.P. , by his wife Jane Emilia, dau. of Thomas Lloyd of The 
 Priory, Warwick. Armorial bearings— Azure, a chevron 
 between three cocks argent, armed, crested, and wattled or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a fern brake, a goat salient argent, 
 horned and unguled or, gorged with a collar flory counter- 
 flory sable. Motto — " Esto vigilans." Married, Oct. 19, 
 1898, Elsie Emma Mary, dau. of Rev. John Adams, Vicar 
 of Offchurch, co. Warwick. Seat— The Priory, Warwick. 
 
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 S WILLIAM LLOYD. Esquire. J.P. and D.L.. High 
 Sherifi (1889). Born July 8. 1858, being the elder son 
 of the late Major Owen KiclKtrd Nutlianiel Lloyd, by his 
 wife Frances Maria, dau. of William Hutchinson. M.L)., of 
 Carrick-on-Shannon. Armorial bearings • Azure, a chev- 
 ron or. a chief erminois. Mantling' azure and or. CTMt 
 —On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads sable, armed and langued gules. Atarrieii, Jan. aS. 
 1884. May Brodribb, dau. of Major William Lancelot 
 Hutchinson ; and has Issue- (1) William Hutchinson Lloyd, 
 (ientleman, b. April 3. 1885; (a) Coote Richard Fitzgerald 
 Lloyd. Gentleman, t. July a, 1887; and Gwendoline Eliza- 
 beth May. Seat — Rockville. Drumsna, Roscommon. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY LLOYD. Gentleman. Bom Oct. 
 aa, 1839, being the fourth son of the late Samuel Lloyd, 
 Gentleman, by his wife Mary, dau. of Joseph Honychurch, 
 of Falmouth. Livery — Blue, with white collar and cuffs, 
 silver hatband and buttons. Armorial bearings— Azure, a 
 
 Dr. Thomas Underhill, J. P., of West Bromwich. F.slate 
 —Great Park. co. Stafford. Postal addresses -Park Lane 
 House, Woodgreen, Wednesbury ; Honychurch. Hampton 
 
 chevron between three cocks argent, wattled, crested, and 
 armed or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a fern brake proper, a goat 
 salient argent, armed and unguled or, gorged with a collar 
 flory counterflory sable. Motto — " Esto vigilans. " Mar- 
 ried, Sept. 24, 1895, Margaret Percie. eldest dau. of the 
 late John Bell Chirnside of Clifton Hall. Rugby, and of 
 Bealiba, Victoria, Australia. Residence — Hatch Court, 
 Somerset. C/«*— Royal Societies'. 
 
 WILSON LLOYD, Esquire, J.P. co. Staff^ord, Alder- 
 man and J.P. for the borough of Wednesbury, and Mayor 
 thereof 1888-90, M.P. for Wednesbury 1885-86, 1892-95, 
 F.R.G.S. and F.R.S.S., Chairman of the Wednesbury 
 School Board 1874-77, Chairman of the Mines Drainage 
 Commissioners 1888-93. Born 1835, being the third son of 
 the late Samuel Lloyd, Gentleman, by his wife Mary, dau. 
 of Joseph Honychurch. Armorial bearings — Azure, a 
 chevron between three cocks argent, armed, crested, and 
 wattled or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a fern-brake proper, a 
 goat salient argent, armed and unguled or. gorged with 
 a collar flory counterflory sable. Motto — " Esto vigilans." 
 Married, 1883. Margaret Emily, second surviving dau. of 
 
 in Arden, Warwickshire. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton 
 (London), Conservative (Birmingham), Conservative (Wed- 
 nesbury). 
 
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 LLOYD-GORING (R.L., 1904, H. Coll.). Argeni 
 chevron between three annulets gules. Mantling gi 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 ramptant guardant argent. Motto — "Solemfero." 
 
 Only son of Capt. W. Digby Lloyd, formerly 67th 
 
 Regt., b. 1835; d. 1883; m. 1870, Diana, d. and cob. 
 
 of Sir Harry Dent Goring, 8th Bart. : — 
 
 Lewis Harry Goring Lloyd-Goring (R.L. , 1904, formerly 
 
 Lloyd), Esq., Capt. Roy. Anglesey Eng. Mil., b. 1873. 
 
 Res.—Th& Chalet, Petworth. 
 
 Major - General the Honourable SAVAGE 
 LLOYD-MOSTYN, Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath. Born 1835, being the third son of the 
 late Right Honurable Sir Edward Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn, 
 second Baron Mostyn, by his wife Harriet Margaret Scott, 
 commonly known as Lady Harriet Margaret Scott, daughter 
 of the Right Honourable Thomas, second Earl of Cloninell. 
 Club— Army and Navy. Armorial bearings— He bear 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, per bend sinister ermine ai 
 ermines, a lion rampant or (for Mostyn) ; 2 and 3 guli 
 a Saracen's head affrontfe, erased at the neck propir, 
 wreathed about the temples argent and sable (for l^loydl. 
 Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent his bad';i 
 as a Companion of the Most Honourable Order of tli 
 Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath ol 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a lion rampant or ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head as in the arms ; 
 3. upon a wreath of the colours, a stag trippant proper, 
 attired or, charged on the shoulder with an escutcheon oi 
 the second, thereon a chevron of the first, between threi- 
 men's heads in profile, couped at the neck also proper 
 
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 Married, 1891, Emily, daughter of the Reverend George 
 Earle-Welby. 
 
 LLOYD-PHILIPPS. Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a spear- 
 head embrued proper, between three scaling-ladders argent, 
 on a chief gules, a castle of the second (Lloyd); 2 and 3, 
 argent, a lion rampant sable, ducally gorged and chained 
 or (Philipps). Motto — " Ducit amor patriae. " Livery — 
 Claret and silver. 
 
 Son of John Philipps Allen Lloyd-Philipps, Esq., J. P., 
 
 DL., of Dale Castle and Mabwys (High Sheriff 1844), 
 
 b. 1802; d. 1879; m. 2nd, 1865, Elizabeth Anne 
 
 Bellairs, d. of James Peel Stevenson of Uffington : — 
 
 Rliodri Vaughan Lloyd Lloyd-Philipps, Esq., Capt. ist 
 
 Life Guards, b. 1874. Estates — Dale Castle and Coedllys, 
 
 both CO. Carmarthen. Seat — Dale Castle, Milford Haven, 
 
 S. Wales. Clubs — Bachelors', Bath, Prince's, Grafton. 
 
 M The Right Hon. EDWARD DOUGLAS LOCH, 
 5? Baron Loch of Drylavi^, co. Midlothian (1895), 
 Lieut, ist Batt. Grenadier Guards, b. April 4, 1873, being 
 the son of the ist Baron Loch, G.C. B. , G.C.M.G., by his 
 wife Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. Edward Ernest Villiers. 
 Armorial bearing's — Or, a saltire engrailed sable, between 
 infesse two swans in water proper, all within a bordure vert. 
 The escutcheon is surrounded by the ribbon of the Bath, and 
 by the collar and pendent therefrom the badges of a G. C. B. 
 and a G.C. M.G. Mantling sable doubled or; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a swan devouring a 
 perch proper ; and in an escroU above, this Motto, " Assidui- 
 tate non desidia. ' ' Supporters— On the dexter side a Tartar, 
 and on the sinister side a Zulu, both proper. Postal ad- 
 dress — 44 Elm Park Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 LOCKE, quartered by O'CARROLL. 
 
 CHARLES HARRISON LOCKETT, Gentleman. Born 
 May 30, 1843, being the eldest son of the late Richard John- 
 son Lockett of Liverpool, by his wife Elizabeth Mary, only 
 dau. of George Alexander Robertson of Liverpool, by Anne 
 his wife, dau. and coheir of Garstang Bradstock of Liver- 
 pool. Armorial bearings— Or, on a chevron engrailed 
 gules, between two stags' heads couped proper in chief and 
 a rose of the second in base, barbed and seeded of the third, 
 two padlocks of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock a stag's head proper, 
 gorged with a collar engrailed vair and holding in the mouth 
 a padlock gules. Motto—" Non nobis solum." Married, 
 Sept. 13, 1871, Catherine Buchanan, dau. of Robert Kerr 
 of Liverpool, by Jane Dow his wife ; and has had Issue— (i) 
 Charles Kerr Lockett, Gentleman, b. June 21, 1872, d. July 
 12, 1876 ; (2) William Jeffrey Lockett, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 14th Hussars, b. Nov. 29, 1873 ; (3) George Gordon Lockett, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 3, 1876; (4) Robert Kerr Lockett, 
 Gentleman, b. April i, 1878; (5) Vivian Noverre Lockett, 
 Gentleman, b. July 18, 1880; and Cashie Jeanetta. Seat — 
 Redcliffe, New Brighton, co. Chester. 
 
 GARSTANG BRADSTOCK LOCKETT, Gentleman. 
 Born Aug. 29, 1857, being the sixth son of the late Richard 
 Johnson Lockett of Liverpool, by his wife Elizabeth Mary, 
 only dau. of George Alexander Robertson of Liverpool, by 
 Anne his wife, dau. and coheir of Garstang Bradstock of 
 Liverpool. Armorial bearings— Or, on a chevron engrailed 
 gules, between two stags' heads couped proper in chief and 
 .; a rose of the second in 1 ase, barbed and seeded of the third, 
 two padlocks of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock a stag's head 
 proper, gorged with a collar engrailed vair and holding in 
 the mouth a padlock gules. Motto — " Non nobis solum." 
 Married, April 28, 1887, Beatrice Augusta, youngest dau. 
 of Archibald Edmiston of Litherland, co. Lancaster, by 
 Margaret Douglas Miller of Belvidere, Glasgow; and had 
 Issue — (1) Douglas Bradstock Lockett, Gentleman, b. April 
 19, d. Aug. 5, 1890 ; (2) Archibald Norman Lockett, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 25, 1891 ; (3) Garstang Bradstock Lockett, 
 entleman, b. Oct. 6, 1897 ; and Vera Margaret. Resi- 
 tnce — Barnston Towers, Heswall, Cheshire. 
 
 GEORGE ALEXANDER LOCKETT, Gentleman. 
 9rn April 11, 1855, being the fifth son of the late Richard 
 anson Lockett of Liverpool, by his wife Elizabeth Mary, 
 
 only dau. of George Alexander Robertson of Liverpool, by 
 Anne his wife, dau. and coheir of Garstang Bradstock of 
 Liverpool [see Burke's " Family Records"). Livery — Dark 
 drab, red collar and cuffs, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, on a chevron engrailed gules, between two stags' 
 heads couped proper in chief and a rose of the second in 
 base, barbed and seeded of the third, two padlocks of the 
 first, and impaling the arms of North, namely argent, two 
 chevronels nebuly, between two mullets in chief and a de- 
 crescent in base sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock a stag's head 
 proper, gorged with a collar engrailed vair and holding in 
 the mouth a padlock gules. MottO — " Non nobis solum." 
 Married, Nov, 3, 1892, Emma, only dau. of the late John 
 Thomas North, Esq,, of Avory Hill, Eltham, co. Kent, 
 Hon. Col. 2nd Tower Hamlets Engineer Volunteers, by his 
 wife Jane, third dau. of John Woodhead of Leeds. Resi- 
 dence— ^i Princes Gate, S,W, Club — Windham. 
 
 RICHARD ROBERTSON LOCKETT, Gentleman. 
 Born August 9, 1846, being the second son of 
 X\ rtrfcl^ff" Richard Johnson Lockett of Liverpool, in 
 ILUi-tit'ti- the county of Lancaster, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth Mary, only daughter of George Alexan- 
 der Robertson of Liverpool. Club — Wellington. Livery — 
 Dark drab coat, vest red with yellow stripes, brass buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, on a chevron 
 engrailed gules, between two stags' heads couped proper in 
 chief and a rose of the second in base, two padlocks of the 
 first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 on a wreath of the colours, on a rock a stag's head couped 
 both proper, gorged with a collar engrailed vair, holding in 
 his mouth a padlock gules; with the Motto, " Non nobis 
 solum." Married, March 6, 1872, Isabella Maria, only 
 daughter of John Sherlock Paterson of Magherafelt, in the 
 county of Derry, and Castle Wellan, in the county of Down, 
 
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 by Khiabrlh Maria his wife, eldest dauehter of Frederick 
 Honan of the city of Cork; and has Issue— {i) Richard 
 Cyril l^ockett, (lenileman, born March 8, 1873 ; (a) John 
 I.,ockett, Oentleman. born October 11, 1877; (3) Ucrald 
 
 Hoc 
 
 embowed in saltirc proper, each holding in the hand an 
 anchor erect sable. MottO— " Ex fide fortis." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 James Henry Lockley, Esq., sometime Sheriff of the 
 city and county of Bristol. Mes. — Stratford House, Rock- 
 leage, Westbury-upon-Trym, Glos. 
 
 solumJw 
 
 Gonville Lockett, Gentleman, born February 5, 1879 ; (4) 
 Garstang Bradstock Lockett, Gentleman, born January 11, 
 1881 ; Norah Isabella [m., July 24, 1901, Sir Dudley Baines 
 Forwood, 2nd Bart.]; and Elizabeth Sybil. Postai address 
 — Enmore, Alexandra Drive, Liverpool. 
 
 WILLIAM JEFFERY LOCKETT, Gentleman. Bom 
 May 27, 1848, being the third son of the late Richard John- 
 son Lockett of Liverpool, by his wife Elizabeth Mary, only 
 dau. of George Alexander Robertson of Liverpool, by Anne 
 his wife, dau. and coheir of Garstang Bradstock of Liver- 
 pool. Armorial bearings — Or, on a chevron engrailed 
 gules, between two stags' heads couped proper in chief and 
 a rose of the second in base, barbed and seeded of the 
 third, two padlocks of the first. Mantling gules and or. 
 Orest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock a stag's 
 head proper, gorged with a collar engrailed vair and holding 
 in the mouth a padlock gules. Motto — " Non nobis 
 solum." Married, Oct. 31, 1880, his cousin, Frances Maria, 
 dau. of John Hilton Lockett of Grassendale House; and 
 has /«««— (i) John Lockett, Gentleman, b. June 5, 1881 ; 
 Mary Merrill ; and Jessie. Seat — Grassendale House, Gras- 
 sendale, CO. Lancaster. 
 
 LOCKHART, see ELLIOT-LOCKHART. 
 
 LOCKLEY (H. Coll.). Argent, a fesse wavy azure 
 between two towers in chief and in base an ancient ship 
 with three masts of the last, the sail of the field, colours 
 flying gules. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, issuing from a rock two arms 
 
 GEORGE UPTON LOCKTON, Gentleman. Born 
 Oct. 18, 1849, being the second son of John Lockton of 
 Stepney and of Elizabeth (Bessie), dau. of George Upton 
 of Saxondale, Notts, Armorial bearings— Argent, a chcv- 
 ron chequy azure and or, between two pairs of hands 
 clasped fesseways in chief proper and a griflTm's head couped 
 gules, charged with a mullet of six points in base of the 
 first. M^^w^ Un g azure and argent. Crest -On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a griffin's iiead couped per pale 
 argent and azure, gorged with a chain pendent therefrom 
 a padlock, two mullets of six f>oints all counterchanged. 
 Motto — "Concordia tutissima sera." Married, Aug. 15, 
 1891, Edith Caroline, dau. of William Kerby; and has 
 Issue— George Woodhams Lockton, b. June 17, 1892. 
 Postal address— 6 'A\.. Paul's Road, Thornton Heath. 
 
 JOHN LOCK ION, Gentleman. Horn March i, 1840. 
 being the eldest son of John Lockton of Stepney and of 
 Elizabeth (Bessie), dau. of George Upton of Saxondale, 
 Notts. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron chequy 
 azure and or, between two pairs of hands clasped fesseways 
 in chief proper and a griffin's head couped gules, charged 
 with a mullet of six points in base of the first. Man t li ng 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a griffin's head couped per pale argent and azure, 
 gorged with a chain pendent therefrom a padlock, two 
 mullets of six p<jints all counterchanged. Motto— " Con- 
 cordia tutissima sera. " Married, May 4, 1865, Emma, dau. 
 of Henry Theobald Hanbury of Welby, Leicestershire ; and 
 has Issue— (1) John Henry Lockton, Gentleman, b. Nov. 12, 
 1870; (2) Arthur Francis Lockton, Gentleman, b. June a, 
 1874, </. April 14, 1900; Kate Hanbury; Alice Mary; Edith 
 Emily ; Eveline Emma ; and Jessie Marian. Postal address 
 — 83 Almack Road, Lower Clapton, London. 
 
 leii^"' 
 
 EDMUND STOUGHTON BRAITHWAITE L0( 
 YER, Esquire, Col. late R.A. Born April 19, 1842, beii 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. Edmund Lionel Lockyer, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A., Rector of Westcote Barton, 
 CO. Oxon. , by his wife and cousin Julia Mary, second dau. 
 of the Rev. Thomas Woodforde, M.A., Rector of Ansford 
 and Pointington, Somerset, by his wife Mary, dau. and co- 
 heiress of Thomas Patrickson Braithwaite, Captain R.N. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron argent, between 
 three lions rampant or, as many ants fesseways proper. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on the sea a ship under sail, her three topsails 
 hoisted proper, the main topsail charged with a lion 
 rampant gules, the fore and mizen topsails charged each 
 with an ant proper, a red ensign flying and a pendant 
 argent at the maintop-gallant masthead, charged with a 
 cross aztire. Motto— " Seduleersecunde." Married, A^vW 
 25, 1882, Florence Anne, youngest dau. of the late Thomas 
 Dives of Clapham ; and has /wk^— Winifred Braithwaite ; 
 Edith Mary ; and Dorothy Nevill. Residence— 
 
 HARRY PENROSE LOCKYER, Gentleman. Born 
 March 10, 1846, being the third son of the late Rev. 
 Edmund Leopold Lockyer, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A., 
 Rector of Westcote Barton, co. Oxon., by his wife Julia 
 Mary, second dau. of the Rev. Thomas Woodforde, M.A., 
 Rector of Ansford and Pointington, Somerset, and his 
 wife Mary, dau. and co-lieiress of Thomas Patrickson 
 Braithwaite, Capt. R.N. Armorial bearings -Azure, on 
 a chevron argent, between three lions rampant or, ■'■ 
 many ants fesseways proper. Ma n t lin g azure and argc 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the sea a ship und 
 sail, her three topsails hoisted proper, the main topsaii 
 charged with a lion rampant gules, the fore and mizen toj) 
 sails charged each with an ant proper, a red ensign and 
 pendant argent at the maintop-gallant masthead, charj^' 
 with a cross azure. Motto— "Sedule er secunde." '^' 
 dence — 
 
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 S WALTER NEVILL LOCKYER, Esquire, Col. R.A. 
 (retired). Bom April 1849, being the fourth son of the 
 late Rev. Edmund Leopold Lockyer, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 M.A., Rector of Westcote Barton, co. Oxon., by his wife 
 Julia Mary, second dau. of the Rev. Thomas Woodforde, 
 M.A., Rector of Ansford and Pointington, Somerset, by 
 his wife Mary, dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Patrickson 
 Braithwaite, Capt. R.N. Armorial bearings— Azur, one 
 a chevron argent, between three lions rampant or, as many 
 ants fesseways proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, on the sea a ship under sail, 
 her three topsails hoisted proper, the main topsail charged 
 with a lion rampant gules, the fore and mizen topsails 
 charged each with an ant proper, a red ensign flying and a 
 p)endant argent at the maintop-gallant masthead, charged 
 with a cross azure. Motto — " Sedule er secunde." Mar- 
 ried, May 22, 1878, Harriet Juana, dau. of Peter Lawrence 
 Cloete of Zandvliet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa ; and 
 has /wKS— Edmund Lawrence Braithwaite, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. R.N., b. April 26, 1879; and Rykie Maud Mary. 
 Residence — Richboro', Walmer, Kent. Clubs — United 
 Service, Sports, Union. 
 
 S ALFRED BASIL LODER, Esquire, J. P. for Herts 
 and Bucks, late Lieut. -Colonel Royal Bucks Hussars 
 Imperial Yeomanry. Bor?i 1855, being the third son of 
 the late Sir Robert Loder, Bart., by his wife Maria 
 Georgiana, fourth daughter of Hans Busk, Esq. (and 
 grand-dau. of Sir Wadsworth Busk). Armorial bear- 
 Sags — Azure, on a fesse between two escallops or, three 
 bucks' heads caboshed proper, a mullet for difference. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 
 a buck's head caboshed, transfixed with an arrow bendways 
 
 point to the sinister proper, all between two escallops or. 
 
 Motto — "Murusaeneusconscientiasana." Married, firstly, 
 
 1882, Annie Katharine [d. 1891), dau. of Rev. Charles 
 
 Henry Crosse, Rector of Fincham, Norfolk ; secondly, 
 
 '1894, Henrietta Mabel, dau. of Lieut. -Col. James Poynter, 
 
 formerly 14th Hussars ; and has Issue (by first marriage) 
 
 ^(i) Basil Charles Robert Loder, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (2) 
 
 ric Raymond Loder, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and Audrey 
 
 Lathleen. Seat — Aldwickbury, Harpenden. Club — Tra- 
 
 sUers', Junior Carlton, Cavalry. 
 
 GERALD WALTER ERSKINE LODER. Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county 
 of Sussex, Barrister-at-Law, late Member of Parliament for 
 Brighton. Born 1861, being the son of the late Sir Robert 
 Loder, first Baronet, by his wife Maria Georgiana, daughter 
 of the late Hans Busk, Esquire. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Azure, on a fesse between two escallops 
 or, three bucks' heads caboshed proper, and impaling the 
 arms of Beauclerk, namely, quarterly i and 4 France and 
 England ; 2. Scotland ; 3. Ireland, being the arms of His 
 Majesty King Charles II., over all a sinister baton gules, 
 charged with three roses argent. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a buck's head caboshed, transfixed with 
 an arrow bendways, point to the sinister, all proper, 
 between two escallops or ; with the Motto, " Murus aeneus 
 conscientia sana." Married, 1890, Louise de Vere, com- 
 monly known as Lady Louise de Vere Beauclerk, eldest 
 daughter of the Most Noble the tenth Duke of St. Albans. 
 Residences — Wakehurst Place, Ardhigly, Sussex; Abinger 
 House, Brighton. Clubs — Carlton, Athenaeum, St. James's. 
 
 M REGINALD BERNHARD LODER, Esquire, Cap- 
 ^ tain (Hon. Major) Royal Bucks Hussars 1889-98, 
 Lieut. 2nd Bucks (Eton College) Rifle Volunteers 1882-84, 
 J. P. Northants, High Sheriff 1899, B.A. Trinity Coll., 
 Cambridge, Patron and Lord of the Manors of Maidwell 
 and Draughton. Born June 8, 1864, being the fifth son of 
 Sir Robert Loder, Bart., and his wife Maria Georgiana, 
 fourth dau. of Hans Busk (and granddau. of Sir Wads- 
 worth Busk). Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse be- 
 tween two escallops or, three bucks' heads caboshed proper, 
 impaling the arms of Hare, namely gules, two bars, and a 
 chief indented or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a buck's head caboshed, transfixed 
 with an arrow bendways, point to the sinister all proper, 
 between two escallops or. Motto — ' ' Murus aeneus con- 
 scientia sana." Married, July 25, 1895, Lady Margaret 
 Ernestine Augusta Hare, elder dau. of the Rt. Hon. the 
 3rd Earl of Listowel, K.P. ; and has Issue — Marjorie 
 Kathleen. Seat — Maidwell Hall, Northampton. Postal 
 address — 47 Grosvenor Square, W. Clubs — White's, 
 Wellington. 
 
 § WILFRID HANS LODER, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1891 for Sussex, B.A. Trin. Coll., Camb. 
 Born Oct. 4, 1851, being the second son of the late Sir 
 Robert Loder, Bart., M.P., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 
 
 1877, by his wife Maria Georgiana, dau. of Hans Busk, 
 and granddau. of Sir Wadsworth Busk. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, on a fesse between two escallops or, three 
 bucks' heads caboshed proper. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between two escallops 
 or, a buck's head caboshed and pierced with an arrow 
 bendways, point to the sinister proper. Married, June 6, 
 
 1878, Sarah Winifred, dau. of Charles Rowe; and has 
 Issue— [\) Giles Harold Loder, Gentleman, b. Jan. 2, 1884; 
 
 (2) Norman Wilfrid Loder, Gentleman, b. Oct. 2, 1885; 
 
 (3) Hubert Sydney Loder, Gentleman, b. i888; Winifred 
 Mary ; Brenda Cicely ; and Edith Margaret. Seat — High 
 Beeches, Crawley. 
 
 FREDERICK CLEAVE LODER-SYMONDS, Esquire, 
 J. P. and C.C. co. of Berk- 
 If n?Tll>r-@i'MmnnTltf shire, formerly captain in the 
 U,,UUIP(.'<3 j^lUUIIUXI Royal Artillery; assumedthe 
 additional surname of Loder 
 by Royal Licence in 1881 on succeeding to the estates of 
 the Loder family in Berks. Born Oct. 23, 1846, being the 
 eldest son of James Frederick Symonds, Esq., J. P., of 
 Okeleigh, in the co. of Hereford, by his wife Mary Elizabeth, 
 daughter of the late John Cleave, Esq., J. P. for co. of 
 Hereford. Club — Army and Navy. Livery — Black and 
 white. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, a 
 dolphin naiant, vorant a fish, and in chief three trefoils all 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a well sable, a dolphin as in arms ; with the Motto, 
 " Miseris succurrere disco." Married, February 27, 1873, 
 Elizabeth Mabel Emily, only daughter of the late Captain 
 John Parland of the Russian Imperial Guards, and grand- 
 daughter of the late William Crawshay of Cyfarthfa Castle ; 
 and has Issue — (r) John Frederick Loder-Symonds, Esq., 
 Captain South Staffordshire Regiment, born Dec. 25, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 '873; (>) Frederick I'arland l.^lcr-Symonds, Gentleman, 
 Lieuicnant R.N., Iwrn April 1876; (3) Robert Francis 
 l.oder-Synionds, Cjentlcinan, lx>ru June 1883; (4) William 
 Crawshity LcKler-Symonds, Uentlenian, Uirn 1886; (5) 
 I'bomas Lenthall Loder-Svinuiuls, (jcntlcnian, born Nov. 
 
 1852 ; Isabel Lily Annette ; May Penelope ; and Violet. 
 Estate and postaladdress — Hinton Manor, Faringdon. 
 
 LOFTUS, see HUNT. 
 
 LOMAX, see TRAPPES-LOMAX. 
 
 LOMBE, see EVANS-LOMBE. 
 
 S ALEXANDER FRANCIS EVANS LOMBE, Esquire, 
 Major late H.L.I. Born August 7, 1864, being the 
 second son of the late Henry Evans Lombe, Esq., B.A., 
 J. P., by his wife Louisa, dau. of Thomas Brown Evans 
 of North Tuddenham. Armorial IwailnKS— Aziu-e, two 
 combs in fesse between a broken tilting-spear barways or, 
 one piece in chief, the head towards the dexter, the other 
 half in base, a canton argent. Mantling' gules and ar- 
 gent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, two tilting- 
 spears in saltire or, each having a pendant gules. Motto — 
 " Projjositi tenax." Married, 1901, Blanche Margaret 
 Fleming, dau. of the late W. C. S. Hamilton of Craighlaw, 
 N.B. ; and has Issue — Edward Malcolm Evans Lombe, b. 
 1901. Clubs — Naval and Military, Norfolk County (Nor- 
 wich). Residence — 
 
 5 EDWARD HENRY EVANS LOMBE, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. for co. Norfolk, Major Norfolk Artillery 
 Militia. Born 1861, being the eldest son of the late Henry 
 Evans Lombe, Esq., B.A., J. P., by his wife Louisa, dau. 
 of Thomas Brown Evans of North Tuddenham. Armorial 
 bearings— Azure, two combs in fesse between a broken 
 tilting-spear barways or, one piece in chief, the head to- 
 wards the dexter, the other half in base, a canton argent. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, two tilting-spears in saliire or, each having a 
 pennon gules. Motto — "Propositi tenax." Married, 
 1886, Albinia Harriet, second dau. of Alexander S. Leslie- 
 Melville ; and has Issue. AVa/- Bylaugh Park, Norfolk ; 
 Melton Hall, Norwich. 
 
 The Rev. HENRY EVANS LOMBE, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, B.A. Cantab., J. P. Suffolk and Norfolk. Born 1819, 
 being the eldest son of Rev. H. Lombe of Bylaugh Park 
 
 and Melton Hall, Norfolk. Armorial bearing^— .\7.urc, two 
 combs in fesse between a broken liliiiij^-sptMr barways or, 
 one piece in chief, the iiead towards liu- tlexler, the other 
 half in Ixtse, n canton argent. Mantling .tzure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two tilting-spears in 
 saltire or, each having a pennon gules. MottO — " Propositi 
 tenax." Married, 1849, Ixtuisa, dau. of T. B. Evans, 
 Dean House, Oxon., and N. Tuddenham, Norfolk. Seals — 
 Melton Hall, Great Mellon, Norfolk ; Melton Lodge, Great 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 LONG (R.L.. 1797, H. Coll). Quarterly, 1 and 4. 
 argent, three pales sable, each charged with as many 
 leopards' ht>ads or (Long); a and 3, argent, on a mount 
 vert, a boar (>assant sable, hoofs, collar, and line rctlcxed 
 over the back or, on a chief azure, thri-e lx;zants (Kellett). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wrcatli of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a greyhound passant sable, 
 collared ermine and chain reflexed over the back argent 
 ( Long) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, an arm emlx)wed 
 i)arry wavy of six gules and or, cuff ermine, in the hand an 
 escroll proper charged with iwo bezants. 
 
 Sons of Rol)ert Kellett Long, Esq., of Dunston Hall, 
 
 J. P. Norfolk (High Sheriff 1856). M.A. (Camb.), Capt. 
 
 East Norf. Mil., b. 1804; d. 1874; m. 1843, Maria 
 
 Louisa, d. of William Fortescue of Writtle Lodge, 
 
 Essex : — 
 Fortescue Walter Kellett Long, Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., 
 b. 1843. Seat — Dunston Hall, nr. Norwich. 
 
 Rev. Charles Hamilton Kellett Long, Vicar of Swinderby, 
 b. 1845 ; m. 1873, Edith Mary, d. of Edward Lyon of 
 Johnson Hall, Eccleshall ; and has issue — (i) Ernest Kellett 
 Long, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; (2) Edward Fortescue Long, 
 Gentleman,^. 1876; and Ethel. Res — Swinderby Vicarage, 
 Lincoln. 
 
 Rev. Ernest Henry Kellett Long, M.A., Rector of Newlon_ 
 Flotman, b. 1846; m. 1877, Elizabeth Margaret, "" 
 of Rev. John G. Heresford, Rector of Bedale. Res.- 
 Newton Rectory, Long Stratton, Norfolk. 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Churchman Long, b. 
 
 d. ; tn. 1838, Charlotte Emma, d. of Lt. 
 
 Sir R. Harvey: — 
 Octavius Nevill Long, Gentleman, b. 1867. Res. — 
 
 LONGof Rood Ashton and Preshaw (H. Coll.). Sable.j 
 
 lion rampant argent between four crosses botonny, two m 
 chief and as many in base or, two flaunches of the last, each 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
 
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 charged with three like crosses in pale of the first. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion's head couped per fesse argent and or, charged with 
 two cross crosslets palewise sable, and holding in the mouth 
 a dexter hand erased gules. Motto — " Pieux quoique 
 preux." 
 
 Sons of Richard Penruddocke Long, Esq., of Rood 
 Ashton, Wilts, and Dolforgan Hall, Montgomery, 
 J. P. and D.L. (Sheriff Montgomery 1858), M.A. 
 Camb. , M.P. Chippenham and North Wilts, b. 1825; 
 d. 1875; m. 1853, Charlotte Anna, only child of late 
 Rt. Hon. W. W. F. Dick (formerly Hume) of Hume- 
 wood : — 
 Rt. Hon. Walter Hume Long, P.C, Chief Secretary for 
 Ireland, J. P. and D.L. Wilts, J.P. Somerset, M.P. North 
 Wilts 1880-85, Devizes Div. 1885-92, and W. Derby Div. of 
 Liverpool 1893-1900, and for S. Bristol since 1900, Lt.-Col. 
 R. Wilts Yeom.Cav.,!?. 1854; »«. 1878, Lady Dorothy Blanche 
 Boyle, d. of Earl of Cork and Orrery, K.P. ; and has surv. 
 issue — (i) Walter Long, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. 2nd Dragoons, 
 served in S. Africa, b. \i-ji:) ; (2) Richard Eric Onslow 
 Long, Gentleman, b. Aug. 1892; Victoria Florence de 
 Burgh; and Lettice Margaret. Seats — Rood Ashton, 
 Trowbridge; and South Wraxhall, Wilts. Town res.— 
 51 Cadogan Gardens, S.W. C/w*J— Carlton, Cavalry, 
 Garrick, Turf. 
 
 Richard Godolphin Walmesley Chaloner, formerly Long 
 {q.v.). 
 
 Robert Chaloner Critchley Long, Gentleman, b. 1858 ; in. 
 1884, Maud Felicia Frances, d. of Capt. Willes Johnson, 
 R.N. ; and has issue— Muriel Millesaintes Lilian ; and 
 Margaret Bruce. Nes.— 
 
 William Hoare Bourchier Long, Esq., Capt. 2nd Batt. 
 Queen's Own Roy. West Kent Regt., b. 22 March 1868. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Walter Jervis Long, Esq., J.P. (1816-1891), of 
 
 Preshaw and Muchelney, Somerset, m. 1839, Emily 
 
 Jane, eld. d. of Edward Morant Gale of Upham, 
 
 Hants : — 
 
 Walter Long, Esq., J.P. co. Southants, late nth Regt., 
 
 b. 2 March 1840; m. 26 April 1866, Fanny, second d. of 
 
 Col. Vansittart of Chuffs, Maidenhead; and has surv. 
 
 issue — (1) Walter Vansittart Long, Esq., b. 27 Nov. 1868 
 
 \m. 25 Apl. 1894, Mary Lilian, only d. of Lt.-Col. Pleydell- 
 
 Bouverie - Campbell - Wyndham of Corhampton , Hants] ; 
 
 Ethel Fanny [»z. 1892, Arthur Hildyard Robinson of The Mill 
 
 House, Bishop's Waltham, Hants ; Kathefine Theresa [w«. 
 
 1895, Robert Eden Richardson] ; Mildred Bertha \in. 1900, 
 
 Charles Hugh Finch] ; Moena Louisa ; and Evelyn Alice 
 
 [m. 1904, Henry Armand Delille]. Res. — The Holt, Bishop's 
 
 Waltham, Hants; (?) Belmore House, Hants. 
 
 Reginald Gambier Long, Gentleman, b. 21 Oct. 1851 ; 
 m. 2 June 1880, Agnes Flora, d. of Charles Penruddocke 
 of Compton Park, Wilts. Res.— 
 
 Sons of William Long, Esq., J.P. (1817-1886). of 
 Wrington, Somerset; m. 1841, Ehzabeth Hare, only 
 child of James Hare Jolliffe : — 
 William Long, Esq., C.M.G. (1901), Col. 4th Batt. 
 Somers. Lt. Inf., late Lieut. 46th Regt., J.P. and D.L. 
 Somers. (High Sheriff 1899), served in S. Africa (ment. desp.), 
 b. 22 Jan. 1843; m. 12 Sept. 1867, Anna Mary [d. 1898), 
 d. of Capt. Henry Hunter, late 5th Dragoon Gds. ; and 
 has surv. issue — -(i) William Edward Long, Esq., Capt. 
 4th Batt. Somers. Lt. Inf., late Lieut. 4th Hussars,^. 21 
 Feb. 1873 ; Elizabeth Anna Pauline [m. 1890, W. H. Clarke 
 of Clifton, Bristol, and Wanstrow, Somerset]; Mary Emily 
 [m. 1894, Capt. W. E. A. Blakeney, 3rd Bengal Cav.]; 
 Diana Maude; Kathleen Henrietta [in. H. R. G. Deacon, 
 Lieut. Connaught Rangers] ; Mabel Alys ; Sybil Margaret ; 
 and Gladys Eleanor. Res. — Woodlands, Congresbury, 
 Somerset. Club^\in\ov United Service. 
 
 Rev. John Neale Henry Long, b. 1849 ; m. 1886, Mary 
 Frances, d. of Rev. H. S. Fagan ; and has issue^(i) John 
 William Walter Long, Gentleman ; Margaret Elizabeth 
 Emily ; and Mary Cecilia. Res. — 7 Great Bedford Street, 
 Bath. 
 
 Sons of John Long, Esq., J. P. Sussex, late loth Hussars, 
 b. ; d. 1894 ; vt. 14 July 1842, Georgiana Frances 
 {d. 1890), eld. d. of Sir Simeon Stuart, sth Bart. : — 
 John Stuart Lindsay Long, Gentleman, Commdr. R.N. 
 et.), b. 19 Dec. 1847; m. 10 Feb. 1880, Letitia Blanche, 
 of Charles Penruddocke of Compton Park, Wilts ; and 
 issue — (i) John Victor Tylney Long, Gentleman, b. 
 B3; (2) Robert Penruddocke Tylney Long, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1889; and Dorothy. Res.— The. Firs, Walberton, 
 Arundel ; Bolney Lodge, Bolney, Hayward's Heath. 
 Charles James Long, Esq., Col. R.A. , b. 18 Nov. 1849. 
 Rev. Alfred Long, b. 4 May 1852 ; tn. 1890, Mary, d. of 
 late William Eagle Bott ; and has issue — Mary. Res. — 
 The Vicarage, Potton, Sandy, Beds. 
 
 Son of Walter Long, Esq., of Preshaw, J. P., D.L., 
 
 and High Sherifi' co. Somers. (1788-1871), m. 1810, 
 
 Lady Mary Carnegie, eld. d. of William, 7th Earl of 
 
 Northesk, G.C.B. :— 
 
 George Long, Esq., J.P. Hants., b. 23 Dec. 1823; m. 
 
 23 Feb. 1845, Eliza Margaret, d. of Capt. W. Strong, 44th 
 
 Regt. ; and has issue— (i) Rev. George Edward Long, Vicar 
 
 of Edington, Wilts, b. 11 May 1852; (2) Charles Walter 
 
 Long, Gentleman, b. 10 Nov. 1858 ; Mary Jane ; Elizabeth ; 
 
 Georgina [tn. Rev. Charles Borough (q.v.)'\; Jane; Ellen 
 
 Margaret; and Lucy Edith. Res. — Bank House, Grand 
 
 Parade, Portsmouth. 
 
 S SAMUEL LONG, E.squire, Capt. R.N. Born Jan. 
 5, 1840, being the eldest son of the late Charles Mait- 
 land Long, Rector of Settrington, Archdeacon of the East 
 Riding, co. York, by his second wife Anna Maria, dau. of 
 Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. Aimorlal beaxings— Sable, a 
 lion passant argent, holding in the dexter paw a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e or, on a chief of the second, three crosses 
 crosslet of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head argent, gutt6e-de- 
 sang. Motto — " Pieux quoique preux." Married, October 
 15, 1868, Alice Jane, fifth dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir James 
 ■Wigram, P.C. ; and has Issue — (i) Samuel Charles Long, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 29, 1869; (2) Wilfrid James Long, 
 Gentleman, b. August 20, 1871 ; (3) Bernard Long, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 4, 1872 ; (4) George Edward Long, Gentleman, 
 b. October 4, 1873; (5) Clement Loftus Long, Gentleman, 
 b. 1880; (6) Hubert Arthur Maitland Long, Gentleman, b. 
 1884, d. August 21, 1896 ; "Mary Katharine ; and Anna 
 Margaret. Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM EVELYN LONG, Esquire, J.P. for Suffolk. 
 Born 1871, being the only son of the late Charles Poore 
 Long, Esq., Major 14th Regt., by his wife Caroline Mary 
 Stuart, dau. of Jonathan Rashleigh of Menabilly. Armoriaj 
 bearings— Sable, a lion passant argent, holding in the 
 dexter paw a cross crosslet fitch^e or, on a chief of the 
 second, three crosses crosslet of the field. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, a lion's head 
 argent, gutt6e-de-sang. Motto — "Pieux quoique preux." 
 Married, Feb. 22, 1898, Muriel, youngest dau. of Thomas 
 Frederick Charles Vernon- Wentworth of Went worth Castle. 
 Seat — Hurts Hall, Saxmundham. 
 
 LONGCROFT (H. Coll.). Per fesse nebuly gules and 
 sable, a lion rampant argent between six crosses bottony 
 fitch^e or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, holding 
 between the paws three annulets interlaced or, and charged 
 on the shoulder with a saltire gules. Motto — "Nunc ut 
 olim." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Charles Beare Longcroft, Gentleman, b. . Seat — 
 
 Hall Place, Havant. 
 
 LONGESPEE, quarterd by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 SMOUNTIFORT JOHN COURTENAY LONG- 
 FIELD, Esquire, J.P. co. Cork, Lieut. - Colonel 
 2nd Life Guards. Born Oct. 16, 1858, being the eldest 
 son of the late Mountiford Longfield, Esq., J.P. , D.L. , 
 and High Sheriff 1855, by his wife Caroline Augusta, sole 
 surviving child of George Courtenay of Balleydmond, co. 
 Cork. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron ermine be- 
 tween seven crosses crosslet fitch^e, three in chief and four 
 in base argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out 
 of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant gules. Motto — 
 " Parcere subjectis." Married, Jan. 10, 1891, Alice Ehza- 
 beth, second dau. of James Mason of Eynsham Hall, co. 
 Oxford ; and has Issue — Rita Narcissa ; Norah Mary ; and 
 Cynthia Evelyn. 5ea/^Castle Mary, Cloyne, co. Cork. 
 C/?/fo— Carlton, Turf, and Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 S RICHARD EDMUND LONGFIELD, Esquire, J. P., 
 D.L. CO. Cork (High Sheriff 1887), M.A. Trin. Coll., 
 Cambridge. Born June 6, 1842, being the eldest son of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Richard Longficid, Esq., of Longuevillc, co. Cork, J. P. 
 and D.L. (jfigh Sh«!riff i8«). M.P. for co. Cork 1835. 
 by his second wife Jemima Lucy, dau. of Wyrlcy liirch, 
 Lsq., of Wretham Hall, Norfolk {m. Aug. 31, 1841). 
 C/utt — New University, Kildarc Street (Dublin). County 
 (Cork). /.(Mry— Blue. ArmorUd bMiinga— Gules, a 
 chevron ermine, between seven crosses crosslet Atchte, three 
 in chief and four in base argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Orast — Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules. MottO — " Parcere siibjectis." Married, 
 Sept. 19, 187a, Alberta Charlotte, dau. of Sir William 
 Howard Russell, LL.D. ; and has Issue — (i) Richard 
 William Longfield, Esq., Captain ^rd Dragoon Guards 
 (retired), i. Dec. 13, 1873; (a) Lewis Longfield, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. 8, 1874; (3) Charles Edmund Longfield, 
 Gentlemen, b. Aug. 31. 1885 ; Sybil Mary ; and Muriel 
 Alberta. Estate — Longueville, Mallow, co. Cork. 
 
 LONGMORE of The Mythe, Tewkesbury (H. Coll.. c. 
 i8a6). Ermine, on a chevron azure, between two leopard's 
 
 beads in chief and a lion f>assant in base . three cross 
 
 crosslets. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Arthur Longmore, 26th Cameronians, 
 
 b. ; d. :— 
 
 JOHN CONSTANTINE GORDON LONGMORE. 
 Elsquire, Captain Army Service Corps, served in S. African 
 Campaign. Bom Aug. 8, 1870, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Surgeon-General Sir Thomas Long- 
 more, Knight Bachelor, Companion of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath, Honorary Surgeon to the Queen, 
 by his wife Mary Rosalie Helen, dau. of the late Captain 
 W. S. Moorsom of the 52nd Regiment. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, on a chevron ermine, between in chief two 
 swords in f>ale. f)oints upwards prop>er, fwmmels and hilts 
 or, and in base a caduceus erect of the last, a cross couped 
 gules. Mantling sable and argent; and for his Crest, 
 up>on a wreath of the colours, a caduceus erect or, in front 
 of two flag-staves in saltire proper, flowing from each a 
 banner gules, charged with a lozenge ermine, thereon a 
 cross as in the arms; with the Motto, "In omnibus 
 caritas." Postal address — The Paddock, Woolstone. 
 Hants. 
 
 GEORGE BLUNDELL LONGSTAFF, Esquire, 
 formerly Capt. ist Vol. Batt. East Yorks. Regt., M.A., 
 M.D. (Oxon.), F.R.C.P.. J. P. for co. of London, Mem- 
 ber of London County Council since 1888, Vice-Pres. 
 R. Statistical Soc. Born Feb. 12, 1849, being the second 
 son of the late George Dixon Longstaff, M.D. (Edin.), and 
 his wife Maria, dau. of the late Henry Blundell, J. P. , of Hull. 
 Livery — Claret colour, with brass buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly argent and sable, on a bend indented gules, 
 between two pheons of the first, a quarterstaff or. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest -Upon a vn-eath of the 
 colours, two arms embowed, vested sable, sem6e-de-lis, and 
 cuffed argent, the hands proper, grasping a quarterstaff 
 fessewaysor. Motto — "Vigilate." A/arnVrf, April i, 1875. 
 Sara Leam, first dau. of the late Edward Dixon. J. P., of 
 Southampton ; and has Issue — (1) Ralph Longstaff, Gentle- 
 man, Royal Field Artillery, b. Oct. i. 1878; (2) Cuthbert 
 Dixon Longstaff. Gentleman, R.N., b. Oct. 24, 1882; 
 Mabel \m. , Feb. 3, 1900, Arthur Loftus Onslow] ; and 
 Daisy Longstaff. Estates and postal addresses — Highlands, 
 Putney Heath, London, S.W. ; and Twitchen, Morthoe, 
 R.S.O. Devon. Clubs — Savile, Conservative, St. Stephen's, 
 Skating. 
 
 S LLEWELLYN WOOD LONGSTAFF. Esquire. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Volunteer Bat- 
 C nniTrtfflflr **''°" °^ ^^^ ^^st Yorkshire Regiment. 
 IL-UUi^^iaU ggr„ December 23, 1841, beingthe eldest 
 son of the late George Dixon Longstaff. 
 Doctor of Medicine, by Maria his wife, eldest daughter of 
 the late Henry Blundell. Justice of the Peace. Clubs — 
 Reform, Junior .•Xthenjeum. Royal Yorkshire Yacht. Livery 
 — Claret coloured. Armorial bearings-He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly argent and sable, on a bend indented gules, 
 between two pheons of the first a quarter-staff or ; and for 
 a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed 
 vested sable, sem^e-de-lis, and cuffed argent, the hands 
 proper, grasping a quarter-staff fesseways or; with the 
 
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 Motto, "Vigilate." Married, April 17, 1873, Mary Lydia, 
 second daughter of the late Thomas William Sawyer, Lieu- 
 tenant Royal Naval Reserve; and has had Issue— {i) lorn 
 George Longstaff, Es<)., formerly Captain ist City of 
 Lx>ndon Royal Garrison Artillery (Vols.), M.A., M.B. 
 Oxon., born January 15. 1875; (a) Cedric Llewellyn long- 
 staff. Esq. . formerly Captain and V. B. East Surrey Regi- 
 ment. Hon. Captain in the Army, l>i..\. Oxon., Iwrn 
 
 February 17, 1876 [m. 1903, Lilias Marow. dau. of 
 Thomas Wiltnot Peregrine Blomefield, Bart., C.B.]; 
 Frederick Victor Longstaff, Gentleman, Lieutenant 
 V. B. E^t Surrey Regiment, born June 15, 1879; (4)Gilb 
 Conrad Longstaff, Gentleman, born August 2, 1884 ; "" ' 
 Mary Longstaff (d. in infancy) ; Beatrix Marie L,ongst 
 Katharine Longstaff; and Margaret Longstaff. Re 
 dence — Ridgelands, Wimbledon. 
 
 LONGUEVILLE, quartered by HEYWOOD-JONI 
 WILLDING-JONES, and CLIFFON. 
 
 THOMAS LONGUEVILLE. Esquire, Justice of 
 Peace for co. Salop. Born April ! 
 H fltlfTttoVltffc 1844. being the eldest son of Thoni 
 ]i./Ulll5U«^Ulll<^ Longueville longueville, Gentlema 
 
 by his wife Anne, daughter of Cha 
 Thomas Jones. Club — Boodle's. Livery — Coat 
 waistcoat red, buttons silver. Armorial bearings- _ 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly of fourteen, \ and 14, gules a 
 fesse dancett^ ermine, between six cross crosslets fitchf'e 
 argent (for Longueville) ; 2. vair. a lion rampant or between 
 two roses gules in fesse and an annulet in base of the 
 second (for Jones) ; 3. as first (for Longueville) ; 4. or. a 
 mauncli gules (for Hastings) ; 5. sable, a fesse argent be- 
 tween three cinquefoils or (for Hunt) ; 6. azure, an eagle 
 displayed argent, surmounted by a bendlet gules (for 
 Wolverton) ; 7. or. on a chief grilles, two dexter hand- 
 coujjed at the wrist argent (for Manfelin) ; 8. gules, thrc 
 roach naiant argent (for Roche) ; 9. per pale dancettf-' 
 argent and sable (for Birmingham, ancient) ; 10. azure, .■ 
 bend lozengy or (for Birmingham) ; 11. quarterly gules an('. 
 or, in the first quarter a cross moline argent (for Middle- 
 ton) ; 12. vert, three lions rampant argent (for Wardwick) ; 
 13, sable, crusily fitchte and three covered cups argent 
 (for Strivelin). and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms 
 of Robertson, namely argent, a chaplet vert, on a chief 
 gules, three wolves' hea<£ erased of the first, all within 
 a bordure counter-compony of the first and azure ; and for 
 
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 the Crest, on a wTeath of the colours, a talbot's head 
 couped gules, eared, and charged with a fesse dancett6e 
 argent ; with the Motto, " Till then thus." Married, June 
 29, 1868, Mary Frances, only surviving child of Alexander 
 Robertson of Balgownie Lodge, in the county of Aber- 
 deen ; and has Issue — (i) Reginald Longueville, Esq., 
 Capt. Coldstream Guards, b. March 26, 1869 ; (2) Edward 
 Longueville, Gentleman, Lieut. Coldstream Guards, b. Dec. 
 
 22, 1877 ; (3) Francis Longueville, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 
 23, 1892 ; and Mary Margaret Anne Isabel. Estates — 
 Penyllan, near Oswestry. Postal address — Llanforda, 
 Oswestry. 
 
 THOMAS JAMES LONGWORTH, Gentleman. Bom 
 Sept. 14, 1875, being the eldest son of the late George 
 Francis Hulton Bailer, by his wife Florence, dau. of the 
 Rev. G. T. Comyns of Wood, in the co. of Devon ; as- 
 sumed the name and arms of Longworth by Royal Licence 
 under the will of the Rev. Thomas James Longworth of 
 Walworth House, Cheltenham, second son of the late 
 Francis Longworth of Glynwood, co. Westmeath. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, guttte-de-poix, three trefoils 
 slipped in fesse vert between as many dragons' heads erased 
 sable. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 a talbot's head erased sable, holding in the mouth a sword in 
 bend proper, point downwards, pommel and hilt or, between 
 
 ro trefoils slipped vert. Motto — " Fidele pour toujours." 
 Residence — Walworth House, Cheltenham. Club — New 
 )xford and Cambridge. 
 
 LONSDALE, see HEYWOOD-LONSDALE. 
 
 Sir RILEY LORD, Knight Bachelor (1900), J. P. co. of 
 
 Northumberland and for the city and county of Newcastle- 
 
 apon-Tyne, Sheriff of Newcaftle 1902-3, Mayor 1895-96, 
 
 3-1900. Born 1838, being the second son of the late 
 
 eorge Lord of Accrington, Lancashire. Armorial bear- 
 
 -Argent, on a rock proper, a tower sable surmounted 
 
 a fesse gules, between two cinquefoils in chief and as 
 
 nany pheons in base of the last. MdJltling sable and 
 
 rgent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock 
 
 rop)er, in front of a tower sable, a hind argent, resting the 
 
 Exter foreleg on a pheon gules. Motto — ' ' Virtute et 
 
 labore." Married, 1858, Mary, dau. of John Haggas of 
 Keighley, Yorkshire ; and has Issue — Albert Alexander 
 Lord, Esq., b. Sept. 7, 1859. Seat — Highfield Hall, 
 Gosforth, Northumberland. Clubs — Union (Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne), Liberal (Newcastle-on-Tyne). 
 
 LORN, quartered by STEWART and CAMPBELL. 
 
 LORRAINE, BRABANT, and quartered by PERCY. 
 
 LORT, quartered by CAMPBELL. 
 
 LORTY, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 LOSCOMBE(H. Coll., 1762). Argent, on a fesse azure, 
 between three leopards' faces proper, a cross moline be- 
 tween two cross crosslets or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-leopard proper, 
 collared gules, holding in the dexter paw a cross moline as 
 in the arms. Motto — " Moderata durant." 
 
 Son of Francis Russell Loscombe, Gentleman, of Heath 
 
 House, Andover, b. 1815 ; d. 1887; m. 1842, Sarah, d. 
 
 of William Pickering of Axminster, Devon : — 
 
 Arthur Russell Loscombe, Esq., Lt.-Col. cmdg. ist Batt. 
 
 West India Regt., b. 1856; /«. 1888, Annie Draydon, d. of 
 
 George Draydon Wendon ; and has surv. issue — Marjorie 
 
 Kate Russell. Res. — Up Park Camp, Jamaica, West 
 
 Indies. Club — ^.'^rmy and Navy. 
 
 Frank Henry Loscombe, Gentleman. Res. — St. Mary 
 Bourne, Hants. 
 
 LOUNDRES, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 LOVATT of The Cloughs, Newcastle-under-Lyme. 
 Argent, issuant from the base a tower triple-towered sable, 
 portcullis down or, in chief two wolves passant in pale of 
 
 the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a tower triple-towered 
 argent, a wolf passant sable, supporting with the dexter 
 leg an anchor also argent. Motto — "Spe." Livery — Olive 
 brown. 
 
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 Son of Knoch l^vatt by his wife Susannah, d. of Ralph 
 Hammond: — 
 James l^vnit, Ksq., J. P. co. Stafls., and J. P. borough of 
 Newcastle-undcr-Lyine, Deputy High Steward of NewcMstle- 
 under-Lyme, b. aS May 1850; m. ist, Mary Klizabeth, 
 second d. of Richard Muncaster ; and, Frances, d. of Henry 
 Hullingdrake and widow of George I>omas Murgatroyd ; 
 and has issue— (i) William Muncsister Lovatt, Gentleman, 
 *. 14 Nov. 1878 [m. 3p June 1903. Ettie Sybil M. Stocker] ; 
 (at James Muncaster Lovatt, Gentleman, b. 13 Aug. 1881 ; 
 
 13) John Muncaster Ixivatt, Gentleman, f>. 6 Oct. 1888; 
 ..ilian [m. Rev. Albert lul ward Warr]; Isabclle[m. Adolph 
 Henri Charles Wenger] ; Ethel ; Jessie ; Marguerite ; and 
 Mary Eliul)eth. .SV<i/.<— Hrampton Hill, Newcastle-under- 
 Lyme; Coed-y-celyn, Hettws-y-coed, N. Wales. Club— 
 National Liberal. 
 
 LOVEDALE. quartered by LANE, 
 
 LOVEDAY. quartered by MONTGOMERY. 
 
 LOVEDAY (H. Coll., 14 Nov. 1844). Per pale indented 
 argent and sable, an eagle displayed with two heads, charged 
 on the breast with an escallop counterchanged, and ducally 
 gorged or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed with two 
 heads per pale indented sable and argent, charged on the 
 breast with an escallop counterchanged, and ducally 
 gorged or. 
 
 Son of Rev. Thomas Loveday, B. D. , Fellow of Mag- 
 dalen College, Oxon., Rector of East Ilsley, b. 1789 ; 
 d. 1873; m. 1831, Mary, d. of Ven. Ralph Churton, 
 Archdeacon of St. David's : — 
 John Edward Taylor Loveday, Esq., J. P. cos. Oxford 
 and Warwick, b. 1845; m. 1874, Margaret, eld. d. of 
 Alexander and Hon. Anne Cheape of Lathokar, co. Fife ; 
 and has issue — (i) Thomas Loveday, Gentleman, Prof, of 
 Philosophy, South African Coll., Cape Town, b. 1875 [m. 
 1903, Mildred, d. of Rev. T. W. Fowlel; (2) William 
 Taylor Loveday, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (3) Henry Dod- 
 ington Loveday, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (4) John Loveday, 
 Gentleman, b. 188a; (5) Alexander Loveday, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1888 ; (6) David Goodwin Loveday, Gentleman, 
 b. 1896 ; Anne ; Helen ; Lucy Buckley ; and Mary. 
 Seats — Williamscote. nr. Banbury (Oxon. ) ; Arlescote, 
 Warwick. 
 
 LOVEL, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 LOVEL OF TICHMERSH, quartered by EGMONT. 
 
 The Right Honourable RALPH GORDON NOEL 
 MILBANKE, and EARL OF LOVELACE, Viscount 
 Ockham, and Baron King of Ockham, in co. Surrey, in 
 the Peerage of the United Kingdom, ninth Baron Ockham 
 of Ockham, in the Peerage of Great Britain, and eleventh 
 Baron Wentworth of Nettlested, in the county of Suffolk, in 
 the Peerage of England ; a Deputy - Lieutenant. Born 
 July 2, 1839, being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 the Right Honourable the first Earl of Lovelace, by his 
 first wife Augusta Ada, commonly called the Honour- 
 able Augusta Ada, only child of the Right Honourable 
 the sixth Baron Byron, and assumed by Royal License, 
 dated November 6, 1861, the surname of Milbanke, in lieu 
 of King-Noel, and the arms of Milbanke and King quarterly. 
 He succeeded his brother in the Barony of Wentworth 
 September i, 1862, and his father in the other honours 1893. 
 Clubs — Athena;um; Brooks's. Creations — Baron Went- 
 worth, by Writ of Summons, December 2, 1529 ; Baron 
 Ockham, May 25, 1725; Earl of Lovelace, Viscount Ock- 
 ham, and Baron King, June 30, 1838. Armorial bear- 
 ings : He bears for Anios — Quarterly i and 4, gules a bend 
 ermine, on a canton or, a lion's head erased of the first (for 
 Milbanke) ; 2 and 3 sable, three spears' heads erect argent, 
 imbrued propwr, on a chief or, three p)ole-axes azure (for 
 King) ; and impaling the arms of Stuart- Wortley, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend between six martlets 
 gules, three bezants ; a canton or, charged with a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, within a double tressure flory 
 counterflory gules (for Wortley) ; or, a fesse chequy azure 
 and argent, within a double tressure flory counterflory gules 
 (for Stuart). Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of 
 
 his rank, and thereupon a helmet l)efitting his degree, witli 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, 1. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head couped gules, charged 
 with a bend ermine (for Milbanke) ; a. upon a wre.ith of the 
 colours, a dexter arm couped, vested azure, cuff sable, the 
 arm charged with three ermine spots in fesse or, in the h.ind 
 a truncheon sable, he.aded argent (for King) ; and for his 
 Slipporters, two mastiffs regardant proper, collared gules ; 
 with the Motto, " Pensez a bien." Married, firstly, August 
 25, 1869, Fanny, third daughter of the Reverend George 
 Heriot of Fellow Hills, in the county of Berwick, Vicar of 
 St. Anne's, Newcastle-upxjn-Tyne ; iind by her (who died 
 July 13, 1878) has a daughter, Ada Mary, commonly calli-d 
 l>ady Ada Mary ; secondly, December 30, 1880, Mary 
 Caroline, eldest daughter of the Right Honourable James 
 Stuart Wortley. AV<j/.r— Ockham Park, Ripley, in the co. 
 of Surrey ; Ashley Combe, Porlock, in the co. of Somerset. 
 
 RICHARD LOVELAND LOVELAND, Esquire, 
 Knight of Grace St. John of Jerusalem, D.L. co. Middx., 
 one of H.M. Counsel learned in the 1-aw, Member of Inner 
 Temple and Lincoln's Inn, Deputy Chairman of County of 
 Middlesex Sessions 1889-96, Deputy Chairman of London 
 Quarter Sessions since i89i6. Born July 18, 1841, Ijeing the 
 only surviving son of John Perry Loveland, Esq., J. P. co. 
 of Middlesex, and of Harriett Hannah, only child of Richard 
 Errington, Esq., of Beaufront, Hexham, Northumlxjrland. 
 Livery— Green. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, 
 sable, sem6e of acorns, and three boars' heads couped or; 
 2 and 3, azure, a stag's he.ad calxjshed or, between three 
 bezants. Mantling sable and or. Crests— i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour proper, charged 
 
 with a fret sable, encircled by a wreath of oak, and holding 
 in the hand a scymitar also proper ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag lodged proper, guttde-de-larmes, and resting 
 the dexter foot on a bezant. Motto — "Opes industria 
 paret." Married, Jan. 10, 1865, Maria Elizaljeth Oddie, 
 dau. of Rev. P. H. Nind, M.A. , Vicar of Woodcote cum 
 Southstoke, Oxon. ; and h&s Issue — (i) John Douglas Erring- 
 ton, Loveland, Gentleman, b. Nov. 9, 1865 ; (2) Richard 
 Errington Loveland, Gentleman, b. August 29, 1874 ; Emma 
 Errington ; Ethel Errington \m., 1897, Belton, son of Lieut. - 
 Col. A. S. Macartney, R.A.]; and Beatrice Marion Erring- 
 ton. Estate — Madgeland, near Horsham, Sussex. Postal 
 address — i Gloucester Square, Hyde Park, W. CM— 
 Constitutional. 
 
 H Captain PETER AUDLEY DAVID ARTHUR 
 W LOVELL, J. P. and D. L. for Wiltshire, J. P. for Mont- 
 gomeryshire, and Capt. Coldstream Guards. Born 1857, 
 being the only son of the late Peter Audley Lovell, Esq., 
 D.L., of Cole Park, formerly of the 7th Dragoon Guards, 
 by Mary Jane, second dau. of the late David Pugh, Esq., 
 
 ^ is tbe MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 M. P. , of Llanerchydol. Clubs — Arthur's, Guards', White's, 
 Bachelors'. Armorial bearings—Quarterly i and 4, ar- 
 gent, on a chevron azure, between three squirrels sejant 
 gules, each cracking a nut proper, a garb or, all between 
 two flaunches of the second (for Lovell) ; 2 and 3 or, a lion 
 passant guardant sable, holding in the dexter forepaw a 
 fleur-de-lis gules, a fleur-de-lis in base also sable, and on a 
 chief of the last two fleurs-de-lis of the first. Mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a garb fesseways or, thereon a squirrel sejant gules 
 cracking a nut proper (for Lovell) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a rock proper, a lion passant guardant sable 
 sem6e-de-lis, and holding in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or 
 (for Pugh). Motto — " l^ropositi tenax." Married, 1890, 
 Rosalind Ida, third dau. of F. F. Lovell, late ist Life 
 Guards. Seats — Cole Park, Malmesbury ; Llanerchydol, 
 Welshpool, Montgomery. 
 
 PERCIVAL COSBY ERNEST LOVETT, Gentleman. 
 Born Jan 29, 1874, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Phillips Cosby Lovett, Esq., J, P. and D.L., 
 and High Sheriff 1863, sometime Captain Royal Bucks 
 Yeomanry, and formerly Captain in the Mercantile Marine, 
 by his second wife Emmeline, dau. of William Snell of 
 Plymouth. Armorial bearings — Argent, three wolves 
 passant in pale sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased sable. 
 Seat — Liscombe House, Leighton Buzzard, Bucks. 
 
 LOVIBONDE, see IMPEY-LOVIBONDE. 
 
 S FRANCIS WISE LOW, Esquire, of Kilshane, co. 
 Tipperary, and of Silladerdane, co. Kerry, J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Tipperary, High Sherriff 1871, and J. P. for 
 
 CO. Kerry. Born , being the eldest surviving son of 
 
 John Low, Esq., J. P., of Kilshane (who d. 185-), by Anne, 
 dau. of the late 'Thomas Wise of Cork. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a bend vert, three wolves' heads erased 
 or, each charged with an annulet gules. Mantling vert 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a wolfs 
 head as in the arms. Motto — "Facta non verba." Mar- 
 ried, firstly, i860, Valentine Henrietta, second dau. of the 
 late Henry Stuart Burton of Carrigaholt, co. Clare (she 
 d. 1861); secondly, 1864, Sara Louisa, second dau. of the 
 late John Trant of Dovea ; and has, with other Issue — 
 Francis Simon, late Lieut. 2nd Life Guards, b. 1870 \m., 
 1896, Anna Eleanor Isabelle, eldest dau. of Stephen Moore 
 of Barne]. 6Va/j-— Kilshane, Tipperary ; Sillaherdane, Kil- 
 garvin, co. Kerry. Tow?i residence — 37 Cadogan Square, 
 S.W. 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. JOHN MAXWELL LOW, late Duke of 
 Wellington's Regt. , and formerly Duke of Cornwall's Light 
 Infantry. Born Nov. 20, 1844, being the second and only 
 surviving son of the late John Low. Esq., J. P. and D. L. , 
 High Sheriff 1852, M.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin, by his wife 
 Sophia Georgiana, only dau. of George Mahon of Mount 
 Pleasant, co. Mayo. Club — Naval and Military. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, on a bend vert, three wolves' heads 
 erased or, each charged with an annulet gules. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 wolf's head as in the arms. Motto — " Facta non verba. " 
 Married, Feb. 27, 1890, Anna Workman, dau. ef Henry 
 Hogan of Montreal ; and has Issue — John Low, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 30, 1896 ; Kathleen ; Anna ; Georgiana Violet ; and 
 Mona Marion. Seat — Sunvale, Killmallock, co. Limerick. 
 Toum address — 7 Queensberry Place, S.W. 
 
 S WILLIAM MALCOLM LOW, Esquire, of Clatto, 
 CO. Fife, J. P. and D.L. for co., late Bengal Civil 
 Service (received special thanks of Her Majesty for services 
 in the field during the Indian Mutiny), and sometime M. P. 
 for Grantham. Born 1835, being the eldest son of the late 
 General Sir John Low, G.C.S.I., K.C.B., of Clatto, by his 
 wife Augusta, daughter of the late John Talbot Shakespear. 
 Clubs— ^•AxXx.ovi, Union, New (Edinburgh). Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Gules, two wolves passant ar- 
 gent ; and impaling the arms ot Feilding, namely argent, 
 on a fesse azure, three lozenges or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 \ doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, out of a mural crown, a dexter cubit arm vambraced, 
 .the hand grasping a scimitar proper ; and in an escroll above, 
 [this Motto, " Fortitudine et tide." Married, 1&T2, Lady Ida 
 
 Matilda Alice, dau. of the Rt. Hon. William Feilding, 7th 
 Earl of Denbigh ; and has Issue — Ida Mary Ursula, and 
 
 Hilda Lucy Adelaide. Postal addresses — Clatto, Cupar Fife, 
 N.B.; 22 Roland Gardens, S.W. 
 
 LOW (21 Dec. 1901). Argent, two wolves counter- 
 passant sable, on a chief gules, three fleurs-de-lis of the 
 first. Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries, an eagle's head couped between two 
 thistles slipped proper. Motto—' ' Aspera me juvant." 
 
 Sons of William Low of Kirriemuir, m. Janet, d. of 
 Alexander Morrison of Kirriemuir : — 
 Sir James Low, Knt. Bachelor (1895), J. P. and D.L. 
 
 for CO. of city of Dundee and co. of Forfar, sometime Lord 
 Provost of Dundee, b. 1849; w. 1890, Katherine Mary 
 
 is tbe Naval Coclcade. 
 
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 Lott) 
 
 DufT. d. of William Munro; and has issue — (i) James 
 Morrison l^w, Esq., i. 1891 ; (a) Walter John Low, Esq., 
 >. 1899; Kathvrine Mary; and Emily, /fes, — Kilmaron 
 Castle. Fifeshire. CJui — Reform. 
 
 William Low, Esq., J.l'. co. Fife and for co. of city of 
 Dundee [same arms, but (rematric. 3 Feb. 1903) the chief 
 engrailed], 6. 1858; m. 1884, Isabella Sands, d. of John 
 
 Alexander; and has issue — William Alexander Low, 
 Gentleman, d. 1897; Janet Isabella; Evelyn Alexandra; 
 Dorothy Jane ; and Mary Morrison. Seat — Blebo, co. 
 Fife. Cluis — Eastern (Dundee), Liberal (Edinburgh). 
 
 EDWARD LOWDELL, Gentleman, Member of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons (England), 1845, 
 *[ f|VM>t^ll and Licentiate of the Society of Apothe- 
 ILUUIUI^U caries (London), 1846. Born December 16, 
 1823, being the second and only surviving 
 son of the late Joseph Lowdell. Surgeon, of Southwark, 
 in the county of Surrey (who died 1834), by Susanna his 
 wife, only daughter of the late Thomas Wood of Black- 
 friars. Armor&l bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Quarterly 
 I and 4, party per pale indented sable and gules, three 
 bugle-horns stringed two and one argent, on a chief of the 
 third a lion passant of the second between two escallops 
 of the first (for Lowdell) ; 2 and 3 ermine, on a pile gules 
 a lion rampant or, a chief azure, thereon a dragon reversed, 
 the head towards the sinister gold (for Langridge) ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours and issuant from 
 a bugle-horn or, a demi-lion sable, holding between the 
 paws an escallop also or ; with the Motto, " Nemini obesse 
 sed omnibus prodesse." Married, 1885, KMzabeth (d. 1900), 
 dau. of Thomas Downes of Wakefield, and widow of John 
 D' Urban of Kensington Gardens Square. Postal address 
 —18 Randolph Road, Maida Hill, W. 
 
 EDWARD LOHET LOWDELL, Gentleman, late Lieu- 
 tenant Royal Navy. Born September 19, 1858, being the 
 elder surviving son of the late Joseph Langridge Lowdell, 
 Member of the Royal College of Surgeons (England), and 
 Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries (London), of 
 Brighton and Morebath, North Devon, by his first wife 
 Hersilie Dieudonn6, daughter of the late Jean Hubert 
 Lohet of Liege, in the Kingdom of Belgium. Ciuis — 
 Junior Army and Navy, Royal United Service Institution 
 (Whitehall), New (Brighton). Armorial bearin^rs — He 
 
 bears for Arms : Qu.irterly 1 and 4, party per pale in- 
 dented sable and gules, three bugle-horns stringed two 
 and one iugent, on a chief of the third a lion passant of 
 the second lielween two escallops of the first (for Lowdell) ; 
 a and 3 ermine, on a pile gules a lion rampant or, a chief 
 azure, thereon a dragon reversed, the head towards the 
 sinister gold (for langridge) ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours and issuant from a bugle-horn or, 
 a demi-lion sable, holding between the paws an escallop or ; 
 with the Motto, " Nemini obesse sed omnibus prodesse." 
 Married, March 30, 1893, Annie Gwenllian daughter of 
 Daniel Morgan of Cwmgigfran, Talley, in the county of 
 Carmarthen, and Furnival's Inn, London. Postal address 
 — Junior Army and Navy Club. 
 
 5 HUBERT HENRY LOWDELL, Gentleman, Lieu- 
 tenant Royal Guernsey Artillery (Channel Islands 
 Militia), Member of the Society ot Apothecaries, London. 
 Bom August 3, 1863, being the second surviving son of the 
 late Joseph Langridge lowdell. Member of the Royal Col- 
 lege of Surgeons (England), and Memlicr and Licentiate of 
 the Society of Apothecaries (London), of Brighton and More- 
 bath, North Devon (who died 1889), by his first wife Hersilie 
 Dieudonn6 (who died 1887), daughter of the late Jean Hubert 
 Lohet of Liege, in the Kingdom of Belgium. Clubs — Gros- 
 venor (London), Royal United Service Institution (White- 
 hall). Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i 
 
 and 4, party per pale indented sable and gules, three Imgle- 
 horns stringed two and one argent, on a chief of the third 
 a lion passant of the second between two escallops of the 
 first (for Lowdell) ; 2 and 3 ermine, on a pile gules a lion 
 rampant or, a chief a-zuie, thereon a dragon reversed, the 
 head towards the sinister gold (for Langridge) ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours and issuant from 
 a bugle-horn or, a demi-lion sable, holding between the 
 paws an escallop also or ; with the Motto, " Nemini obesse 
 sed omnibus prodesse." Postal address — Baldwin's Hill, 
 Surrey, near East Grinstead. 
 
 S SYDNEY POOLE LOWDELL, Esquire, Surgeon 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Royal Sark Artillery (Channel 
 Islands Militia), Member of the Royal College of Sur- 
 geons (England), Licentiate of the Royal Society of Apothe- 
 caries (London). Born March 5, 1831, being the younger 
 surviving son of the late George Lowdell, Doctor of 
 Medicine, of Lingfield, in the county of Surrey. Cluis— 
 Constitutional, Westminster, S.W. ; Grosvenor, New Bond 
 Street, W. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, party per pale indented sable and 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 loto 
 
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 gules, three bugle-horns stringed two and one argent, on 
 a chief of the third a lion passant of the second between 
 two escallops of the first (for Lowdell) ; 2 and 3 ermine, 
 on a pile gules a lion rampant or, a chief azure, thereon 
 a dragon reversed, the head towards the sinister gold (for 
 Langridge) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours and issuant from a bugle-horn or, a demi-lion sable, 
 holding between the paws an escallop also or; with theMottO, 
 " Nemini obesse sed omnibus prodesse." Married, Aug. 
 
 (who assumed by Royal License the surname of Lowndes 
 in lieu of Gorst in 1853), by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of 
 John Douthwaite Nesham. Clubs — Carlton, Oxford and 
 Cambridge, United University. Livery — Dark blue, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, fretty azure, on a canton gules 
 a lion's head erased or (for Lowndes) ; 2 and 3 ermine, on 
 a pile per pale sable and azure, three pheons or (for Gorst). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 
 23, 1866, Henrietta, second daughter of Mr. John Hochee 
 of Nortons, Lingfield, in the county of Surrey. Estate and 
 postal address — Baldwins', Lingfield, Surrey, near East 
 Grinstead. 
 
 LOWE, quartered by HURT and TRAFFORD. 
 
 LOWE, see DRURY-LOWE. 
 
 LOWNDE, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 EDWARD CHADDOCK LOWNDES, Esquire, M. A. 
 Camb. , J. P. and D. L. for Wiltshire (High Sheriff 1874), 
 I.P. for County Palatine of Lancaster. Born Dec. 6, 
 1833, being tiie eldest son of Edward Chaddock Gorst, 
 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased or, 
 gorged with a laurel wreath vert (for Lowndes) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a pheon or, the shaft entwined with 
 a serpent proper (for Gorst). Motto — "Quod adest 
 gratum." Estates — Palterton Hall, in the county of Derby ; 
 Castle Combe, Wiltshire. Postal address — Castle Combe, 
 Chippenham. 
 
 S GEORGE ALAN LOWNDES, Esquire, M.A., D.L. 
 for Essex, and J. P. for Essex and Herts, High Sheriff 
 for Essex 1861 ; assumed the name of Lowndes in lieu of 
 Clayton on succeeding to the estates of the late Thomas 
 Lowndes of Barrington Hall. Armorial bearing's — Argent, 
 on a cross engrailed sable, between four torteaux, a lion pas- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
864 
 
 LOtD 
 
 Lot) 
 
 ttnt or. Hf""*"C ^^^^ '"(^ (irgcnt. Or««t— On a wreath 
 ot the colount, a drxtcr arm rmbowrd in armour, the hand 
 in ■ gaunilfi Ktaspini; » sword in l)end sinister, the point 
 downwaid> |>n>|MT, |M>ninicl and hilt or, pendent from the 
 wrat by a nlMnd an escutcheon (;<>'''• I'harged with a griffin's 
 bMd enued aiure. M,irned, tirstly, Nov. 13, 1856, Helen 
 Emma. Moond dnu. of the Rev. Arthur Johnson Danyell, 
 of Ramptsham Manor, co. Dorset, by Elizabeth his wife, 
 only child and lieiress of John Daniel of Hendford Mouse, 
 Somersetshire; and has /mk^— (i) Alan Gardner Lowndes, 
 Gentleman, b. August ai. 1857, d. Feb. 7, 1863 ; (a) 
 Alan Hcrliert WatUngton Lowndes, Esq., Captain RiHe 
 lirigade, b. July 4. 1859. and Kthel Helen Mary. He 
 married secondlv, Oct. 6, 1864, Fanny, fourth dau. of 
 George Farley of Hen wick House and Froxmoor Court, co. 
 Worcester (she d.s.f>. Dec. 13, 1896). iVa/— Barrington 
 Hall. Hatfield ; Broad Oak, Essex. C/m^— Carlton. 
 
 WILLIAM SELHY- LOWNDES. Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Bucks. Horn 1871, U-ing the eldest son of Willianj Selby- 
 l..owndes, Esq.. of Whaddon Hall and Winslow, co. 
 Bucks, J. P. and M.F. H., by his wife Jessie Mary, widow 
 of Eyre Coote of Westpark, Hants, and dau. of Lieut.- 
 Gen. I-echmere WorralL Armorial beailiigB— Quarterly 
 
 I and 4, argent, fretty azure, each interlacing charged with 
 a bezant, on a canton gules, a leopard's head erased at the 
 neck or (for Lowndes) ; 2 and 3. or, three bars sable, a 
 bordure wavy gules (for Selby). MaTitUng azure and ar- 
 gent. Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, a leopard's 
 head erased at the neck or, gorged with a laurel branch 
 proper (for Lowndes) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 Saracen's head affront^e couped at the shoulders proper, 
 wreathed round the temples or and sable, vested gules, at 
 the back a quiver gold with arrows also proper, slung across 
 the left shoulder by a belt azure, studded with bezants (for 
 Selby). Motto — "Ways and means." Married, 1894, 
 Florence, dau. of Frederick Norton of Dargaville, New 
 Zealand, and widow of Sir Edwin Abercromby Dash- 
 wood, 8th Bart. 5m/— Selby House, Bletchley, Bucks. 
 
 LOWRY (U.O.). Sable, a cup argent, with a garland 
 of laurel between two branches of the same all issuing 
 thereout proper. Mottoes— " Floreant lauri," "Virtus 
 semp)er viridis." 
 
 Sons of James Corry Lowry , Esq. , of Rockdale, Q.C. , 
 Master of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, b. 1809 ; 
 d. 1869; m. ist, 1832, Dorinda (d. 1845), d. of James 
 Jones of Mount Edward, co. Sligo, Capt. Sligo Mil. ; 
 
 and. 1850, Jane (</. 1873), d. of Booth Jones of Siraediffh 
 CO. Sligo:- ^' 
 
 Capt. Edward Leslie Barnwell Lowry, D.L,, late 4U1 
 31st, and 8ist Regis., served in Crimea (two mediiis and 
 Medjidie), ^ 1837; m. ist, 1865, Eliza (</. 1869), only child 
 of 'I'homas John Taylor of Earsdon, Northumtwrland ; and, 
 1873. Edith Clara Halyma (d. 1903), only child of Samuei 
 Saunders of Alexandria; and has surv. issue (by ist nuir.) 
 — Evelyn Eliza ; and Mary Emily ; and (by and roar), 
 Hilda Clara Leslie ; and Joice Leslie, ^m/— Rockdale] 
 TuUyhogue, co. Tyrone. 
 
 Rev. Somerset Thomas Corry Lowry, b. 1855; m, 1896, 
 Hon. Alice Venables Vernon, d. of 6th Lord Vernon; and 
 hsis issue — Hugh Vernon Lowry, Gentleman, b. 1897. 
 Res. — St. Augustin's Vicarage, Bournemouth. 
 
 S ROBERT WILLIAM LOWRY, Esquire, B.A. Bras^ 
 nose College, Oxford, J. P. and D.L., M.R.I. A, 
 Barrister-at-Law, High Sheriff 1849. Horn Dec 30, i8i6i 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert William Lowry] 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. Tyrone i8ia, by his 
 wife Anna, eldest dau. of Admiral Samuel Ciraves, the elder 
 brother of Sir Thomas Graves, K.B. Armorial beariogi 
 — Sable, a cup argent, with a garland of laurel between two 
 branches of the same, all issuing thereout proper. IUntUli( 
 sable and argent. Crest — Two laurel branches interfrettcd 
 proper. Mottoes — "Floreant lauri" (above); "Virtus 
 sem[>er viridis" (below). Married, firstly, July 7, 185a, 
 Francis Elizabeth, youngest dau. and coheir of Benjamin 
 Humphrey Geale Brady of Mount Geale, co. Kilkenny; 
 and has Issue — (i) Robert Geale Lowry, Gentleman, b. Oa. 
 31, 1853, d. April I, 1854; (2) Robert Thomas Graves 
 Lowry, Esq., b. Jan. 16, 1857, late Major ist Dragoon 
 Guards; Mary Ann Catherine [tn., April 25, 1888, Ijeut,- 
 CoL C. M. Alexander of Tepmon, co. Tyrone]; I^etitia 
 Maria Isabella. He married secondly, Dec. 21, 1880, 
 Dorothea Elizabeth, second dau. of George FolliottJ 
 Vicar's Cross, co. Chester. Seat — Pomeroy House, Po 
 roy, CO. Tyrone. 
 
 S HENRY WILLIAM LOWRY-CORRY, Esquire, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Henry WilUi 
 Lowry-Corry, Col. late Coldstream Guards. Bom iJT 
 being the son of the Right Honourable Armar Loyi 
 Cowry, the third Earl of Belmore, by his wife Ea 
 Louise, youngest daughter of William Shepherd 
 Bradboume, in the county of Kent. Armorial 
 lugs — Quarterly i and 4, gules a saltire argent, \ 
 chief a rose of the last (for Corry) ; 2 and 3 sable, a 
 argent, with a garland between two laurel branches, J 
 issuing therefrom proper (for Lowry), impaling the arraij 
 Wood, namely azure, three savages ambulant in fe| 
 proper, in the dexter hand of each a shield argent, cha " 
 with a cross gules, and in their sinister hands a club re 
 on their shoulder also proper, on a canton ermine th 
 lozenges, conjoined in fesse sable. Upon the escutheo 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gi __ 
 and argent; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a cock proper, charged with a crescent gules (for 
 Corry) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a garland be- 
 tween two laurel branches of the same all proper (for 
 Lowry). Married, 1876, Blanche Edith, commonly known 
 as the Honourable Blanche Edith, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable the first Viscount Halifa.x ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Henry Charles Lowry-Corry, Esquire, born February 
 20, 1887; (a) Frederick Richard Henry Lowry-Coriy, 
 Gentleman, bom May 13, 1890 ; Emily Mary ; and Alice 
 Frances Louisa. Postal address— EAy/zxAslont Hall, Box- 
 ford, Suffolk. Clubs — Carlton, Guards'. 
 
 LOWTHER, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 GORGES ST. GEORGE BERESFORD PONS0NB^ 
 LOWTHER, being the son of the late St. George Uwili- 
 of Brading, Isle of Wight, late 69th Regt., by his secon 
 wife Mina, dau. of A. Golding of Maiden Earley. Anno 
 rial bearings— Or, six annulets, three, two, and one sal/ 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest-On a wreath of the colour 
 a dragon passant argent. Motto— " Magistratus indic' 
 virum." Residence — 
 
 SThe Right Honourable JAMES WILLIAM 
 LOWTHER, P.C., Master of Laws of the Universit) 
 of Cambridge, J. P. and D.L. co. Cumberland, Barrister. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 at-Law, Member of Parliament. Bom April i, 1855, being 
 the eldest son of William Lowther, Esquire, commonly 
 known as the Honourable William Lowther, by his wife 
 Alice Charlotte, commonly known as the Honourable Alice 
 Charlotte, daughter of the Right Honourable Baron 
 Wensleydale. Club — Carlton. Livery — Blue coat with 
 black velvet collar and silver buttons, yellow waistcoat and 
 breeches. Armorial bearings— He bears for Anus : Or, 
 six annulets, three, two and one sable. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, a dragon passant 
 argent; with the Motto, " Magistratus indicat virum." 
 Married, March i, 1886, Mary Frances, daughter of the 
 Right Honourable Alexander James Beresford Beresford- 
 Hope ; and has Issue — (i) Christopher William Lowther, 
 Esquire, born January 18, 1887 ; (2) Arthur James Beresford 
 Lowther, Gentleman, born October 28, 1888; and Mildred. 
 Postal address — 16 Wilton Crescent, London. 
 
 S MARCUS LOWTHER, Rear-Admiral (retired), J. P. 
 CO. Southampton, being the fifth son of the late 
 Gorges Lowther, formerly of Kilrue, co. Meath, and M.P. 
 Ratoath, Irish Parliament, by his first wife Julia, dau. of 
 the Rev. Thomas Huntingford. Armorial beariiigs— Or, 
 six annulets, three, two, and one sable. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon 
 passant argent. Motto — "Magistratus indicat virum." 
 Married, firstly, June 3, 1856, Emily (who d. Jan. 15, 1895), 
 dau. of the late Isaac Cookson of Meldon Park, Northum- 
 berland, and widow of the late Count Maximilian There- 
 sius von Lerchenfeld Brennberg. He rn. secondly, 1897, 
 Isabel, dau, of the late J. Pletts, C.E., of Newcastle. Resi- 
 dence— 2 Essenden Road, St. Leonard' s-on-Sea. 
 
 WILLIAM LOWTHER, Esquire, commonly called 
 the Honourable William Lowther, Member of Parliament, 
 brother of the Right Honourable the third Earl of Lonsdale. 
 Born 1821, being the third son of Henry Cecil Lowther, 
 Esquire, commonly called the Honourable Henry Cecil 
 Lowther, by his wife Lucy Eleanor, commonly known as 
 Lady Lucy Eleanor, daughter of the Right Honourable the 
 fifth Earl of Harborough ; was raised to the rank of an 
 Earl's son by Royal Warrant, 1872. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Anns : Or, six annulets, three, two and one 
 sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a dragon passant argent. 
 Married, 1853, Charlotte Alice, commonly called the 
 Honourable Charlotte Alice, daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able Lord Wensleydale (extinct) ; and has Issue — (i) James 
 William Lowther, Esquire, born April i, 1855 [married, 
 March i, 1886, Mary Frances, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable Alexander James Beresford Hope, a Member 
 of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, of Deep- 
 dene, in the county of Surrey, and has issue, Christopher 
 William Lowther, Esquire, born January 18, 1887 ; Arthur 
 i James Beresford Lowther, Gentleman, born October 28, 
 I 1888 ; and Mildred] ; (2) Gerard Augustus Lowther, Gentle- 
 I man, Second Secretary of Her Majesty's Diplomatic Service, 
 I born February 16, 1858 ; (3) Harold Arthur Lowther, 
 j Gentleman, born July 23, 1864 ; (4) Henry Cecil Lowther, 
 I Gentleman, Lieutenant Scots Guards, born January 27, 
 1869 ; Mary Eleanor Rose ; Mildred Alice, died September 
 8, 1876 ; and Mabel Cecil. Postal addresses — Lowther 
 Lodge, Kensington Gore, S.W. ; High House, Campsea 
 Ashe, Wickham Market. Clubs — Carlton, Travellers'. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAM FREDERICK LOWTHORPE, 
 Gentleman. Born Nov. 16, 1830, being the eldest son of 
 the late James Lowthorpe and Millicent, dau. of Richard 
 Tonge, and grandson of late James Lowthorpe of Welton 
 Hall, CO. York. Club — Conservative. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, six lioncels rampant, three, two, and one argent, 
 aetween two flaunches of the last, a chief invected or, there- 
 on two cinquefoils of the first. Mantling gules and argent. 
 <3reBt — On a wreath of the colours, upon a lion's gamb 
 urased fesseways, a wyvern with wings elevated proper, 
 :harged with a trefoil or. MottO — " Fortior leone fides." 
 Married, Oct. 3, 1855, Elizabeth Lucy (who d. Aug. 15, 
 :;888), dau. of the late Thomas Raikes of Welton House ; 
 ind has Issue — (i) William Frederick Raikes Lowthorpe, 
 
 jentleman, b. Oct. 19, 1857, d. May 10, 1864; (2) Charles 
 iSvelyn St. Quintin Lowthorpe, Gentleman, b. Sept. 17, 
 
 860; (3) Ernest Frederick Lowthorpe, Esq., Capt. 3rd 
 
 Batt. York and Lancashire Regt., b. June 13, 1865 [m., June 
 10, 1890, Edith Gertrude, dau. of late Rt. Hon. Henry 
 Cecil Raikes of Llwynegrin, D.L., M.P.]; Charlotte Lizzie, 
 
 d. Aug. 10, 1856 ; and Beatrice Maud. Postal address — 
 14 Bryanston Street, Portman Square, W. 
 
 EDWARD HENRY LOYD, Esquire, J. P., High 
 Sheriff for co. Herts 1895. Born April 2, 1861, being 
 the second son of the late William Jones Loyd, Esq., 
 M.A., J.P., High Sheriff 1861, by his wife Caroline 
 Gertrude, daughter of John Henry Vivian, M.P., of 
 Singleton, co. Glamorgan. Armorial bearings— Per bend 
 sinister ermine and argent, an eagle with two heads dis- 
 played sable, a bordure of the last bezant^e. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 buck's head proper, attired or, erased sable, charged on the 
 neck with a fesse engrailed of the third, thereon three 
 bezants. MottO — " Non mihi, sed patriae." Married, ]u\j 
 26, 1888, the Hon. Clementina Georgina Brownlow, dau. 
 of Charles, 2nd Lord Brownlow ; and has Issue— V\l'\\\\a.m 
 Lewis Brownlow Loyd, Gentleman, b. May 7, 1889. Seat 
 — Langleybury, Herts. 
 
 FREDERIC EDWARD LOYD, Esquire, J. P. for 
 Surrey, Herts, and Essex, Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple). 
 Bom April 26, 1856, being the eldest son of the late Edward 
 Loyd, Esq., of Lillesden, Hawkhurst, Kent, J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Lancaster, J. P. Kent, High Sheriff 1876, late Lieut.- 
 Col. ist Manchester R. V. , by his wife Caroline Louisa, eldest 
 dau. of John Frederic Foster of Sale Priory, co. Chester, and 
 Kempstone, Beds., by Caroline, dau. of Sir William Cham- 
 bers Bagshawe. Armorial bearings — Per bend sinister 
 ermine and argent, an eagle with two heads displayed sable, 
 a bordure of the last bezant^e. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a buck's head proper, 
 attired or, erased sable, charged on the neck with a fesse 
 engrailed of the third, thereon three bezants. Motto— 
 " Non mihi, sed patriae." Married, April 17, 1879, Isabella, 
 youngest dau. of Frederick Currey, F. R.S. , Barrister-at-Law ; 
 and has Issue~-(i) Lewis Frederic Innes Loyd, Gentleman, 
 b. 1880 : (2) Edward Noel Farnham Loyd, Gentleman ; 
 Evelyn Sarah ; and Mary Innes Foster. Estate— MonVs 
 Orchard, West Wickham, Kent. Residence — AXhyns, 
 Romford, Essex. C/w*^— Arthurs', New University. 
 
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 SCoi- LEWIS VIVIAN LOYD. Esquire, J. P. and D. L. 
 for CO. Warwick. I.P. for co. Tippcmry, late Lieut. 
 Grenadier Guards, M. P. for Chatham 1892-95, and Brigadier- 
 Gen, commanding South Midland Vol. Infantry Brigade. 
 Bom Nov, 14, 1853, Ixing the eldest son of the late William 
 Jones Lovd. Esq.. M.A.. J. P., High Sheriff 1861, by his 
 wife Caroline Gertrude, dau. of John Henry Vivian, M.P., 
 of Singleton, co. Glamorgan. Armorial bearings— Per 
 bend sinister ermine and argent, an eagle with two heads 
 displajred sable, a Iwrdure of the last bezant(5e. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 last bezant6e. Mantling sable and nrgent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a buck's head pro|x:r, attired or, 
 erased sable, charged on the nock with a fosse engrailed of 
 the third, thereon three bezants. Motto—" Non mihi, sed 
 patrine." Married a dau. of Bishop I^wis, MetroiKilitan 
 of Canada; and has Issue — (i) Cecil Loyd, Gentlenuin ; 
 (a) Eric Loyd, Gentleman ; and (3) Alwyn Loyd, Gentle- 
 man. KesiJence — 
 
 Count LOUIS POMIAN BODENHAM LUBIEN- 
 SKI, J. P. and D.L. Assumed the additional surname of 
 
 buck's head proper, attired or, erased sable, charged on the 
 neck with a fesse engrailed of the third, thereon three 
 bezants. Motto — "Non mihi, sed patriae." Married, 
 Aug. 14, 1879, Lady Mary Sophia Hely-Hutchinson, eldest 
 dau. of Richard John, 4th Earl of Donoughmore ; and 
 has Issue— (i) Lewis Richard William Loyd, Gentleman, 
 b. April 17, 1882 ; (2) Robert John Henry I.,oyd, Gentleman, 
 b. May II, 1884; and Gertrude Harriet Joselyn. Residence 
 — 55 Egerton Gardens, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors'. 
 
 LLEWELLYN FOSTER LOYD, Gentleman. Bom 
 June 30, 1861, being the second son of the late Edward 
 Loyd. Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Lancaster, J. P. Kent, High 
 Sheriff 1876, late Lieut.-CoL 1st Manchester R.V., by his 
 wife Caroline Louisa, eldest dau. of John Frederick Foster 
 of Sale Priory, co. Chester, and Kempstone, Bedfordshire. 
 Armorial bearings — Per bend sinister ermine and argent, 
 an eagle with two heads displayed sable, a bordure of the 
 
 Bodenham in 1893. Bom Aug. 20, 1852, being the eldest 
 surviving son of Edward, Count Lubienski, by his wile 
 Constance, dau. of Antoine Szlubowski of Radzyn, in 
 Russian Poland. Livery — Gold and black. Armorial 
 beariioigs as registered in Berlin and St. Petersburg, but 
 which have not yet been recorded in the College of Arms, 
 London, are — Quarterly of 4, within a bordure or, i. gules, a 
 wounded ram passant proper (for Bielinski) ; 2. or, a bison's 
 head regardant, transfixed with a sword all proper (for 
 Lubienski) ; 3. gules, an armed knight on a white horse 
 (for Sanguszico) ; 4. tierced in bend azure or and gules, 
 on first and third a stag courant proper, on second two roses 
 of the third (for Szembek). Over all an inescutcheon, 
 Lubienski repeated. Crest— Hand and arm armed, grasp- 
 ing a falchion rising from a count's coronet. Married, 
 Nov. 27, 1895, Evelyn (d. 1902), dau. of the late John Stra'- 
 ford Kirwan of Moyne, co. Galway, and his wife, Lady 
 Victoria Hastings, dau. of Most Hon. George, second Mar- 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Luc 
 
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 quess of Hastings ; and has Issue — (i) Hyacinth Edward 
 Henry Charles Lubienski, b. Nov. 4, 1896 ; (2) Constantine 
 Mary Joseph Lubienski, b. Jan. 20, 1899 ; and (3) Stanislas 
 Mary Joseph Lubienski (twin with Constantine). Seats — 
 Rotherwas, Hereford ; and Bullingham Manor, Hereford. 
 
 LUCAS, quartered by CLEMENTS. 
 
 CHARLES DAVIS LUCAS, Esquire. Rear-Admiral, 
 and upon whom Her Majesty has conferred the Decoration 
 of the Victoria Cross (June 21, 1854). Born 1834, being the 
 fourth son of Davis Lucas, by his wife, a daughter of Captain 
 Hill. Club — Army and Navy. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a fesse between six annulets gules. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin 
 
 Donald William Seymour Lucas, Gentleman, b. April 21, 
 1891 ; and Marie Ellen Seymour. Residences — New Place, 
 
 argent, beaked and membered or ; with the Motto, "Stat 
 religione parentum." Married, 1879, Frances Russell, only 
 child of Admiral Sir William Hutcheon Hall, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 and grand-daughter of the Right Honourable the sixth Vis- 
 count Torrington ; and has Issue — Hilare Caroline Mathe- 
 son ; Frances Byng ; and Caroline Louisa Byng. Postal 
 address — 48 Phillimore Gardens, Kensington, W. 
 
 JOHN SEYMOUR LUCAS, Esquire. R.A., F.S.A. 
 Born Dec. 21, 1849. being the fourth son of Henry Lucas, 
 late of the city of Westminster, and Grandson of William 
 Lucas, late of King's Lynn, in the co. of Norfolk. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, a chevron engrailed between two tilting- 
 helmets in chief and an antique lamp in base sable, fired 
 proper. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, issuant from the embattlements of a tower 
 proper, a cubit arm erect vested, and cuffed or, the hand 
 proper, holding a lamp as in arms. Married, July 18, 1877, 
 Marie Elizabeth, dau. of Louis Dieudonn^ Cornelissen of 
 Paris and London; and has Issue — (i) Sydney Charles 
 Seymour Lucas, Gentleman, b. May 11, 1878 ; (2) Edgar 
 
 Woodchurch Road, Hampstead, N.W. ; Blythburgh, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 JOSEPH LUCAS, Esquire. J. P. co. Sussex. Born 
 Nov. 12, 1850, being the only son of Joseph Lucas, by his 
 wife Julia, dau. of William Lennard of Ilford, Essex. 
 Livery — Green, and gold facings. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Per chevron vert and or, in chief a crescent ermine, between 
 two lucies hauriant of the second, and in base a catherine- 
 wheel of the first. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of three caltraps or, on a 
 mount vert, a fox passant in front of three oak trees proper. 
 
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 Motto — " Rcsnic* fincm." Married, Jan. 25, 1870, 
 Annie Elixabcth, dau. of John Atkinson, Chapel Aller- 
 lon. Leeds; and has Itiut — (i) Joseph Lucas. Gentleman, 
 h. Nov. a, 1870 [m., 1895, Isabel, dau. of George Adams]; 
 
 !a| William Wrathal Lucas, Gentleman, b. Dec. n, 1871 ; 
 3| l^scelles Atkinson Lucas, Gentleman, b. July 7, 1873 ; 
 4) Fretiric Villiers Lucas, Gentleman, b. Jan. as, 1875 ; 
 S) I^nnard Wainwright Lucas, GentK^man, b. May 14, 
 1879; (6) Vernon Kuskin Lucas, Gentleman, b. May ao, 
 1886; Annie Julia; Mabel Evelyn; Florence Hilda; and 
 Lylian May. AV<i/— Foxhunt Manor, Waldron, Sussex. 
 ClMbs — Junior Constitutional and Grosvenor. 
 
 S RICHARD CLEMENT LUCAS. Esquire, Bachelor 
 of Surgery, Bachelor of Medicine, and Gold Medallist 
 of the University of London, Fellow of the Royal College 
 of Surgeons of England, Surgeon to Guy's Hospital and 
 I-ecturer on Surgery in the Mcdicil School, Consulting 
 Surgeon to the Evelina Hospital for Children, Hon. Cor- 
 responding Member of the Soci^tS de Chiriu-gie of Paris, 
 Fellow of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of 
 l^ondon, Surgeon-Major of 4th Vol. Batt. (the Queen's) 
 Royal West Surrey Regt. (retired). Bom April 16, 1846, 
 being the third son of the late William Lucas of Oaklands 
 House, West Lavington, Sussex, by Elizabeth, only dau. 
 of the late Thomas Lillywhite of Compton, Sussex. Club 
 — Junior Conservative. Livery — Dark blue, red waistcoat. 
 Armorial boaringB— Per fesse ermine and argent, a fesse 
 
 per fesse azure and gules, between three annulets in chief of 
 the last and in base two lions combatant of the third. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dragon's head couped at the neck gules, issuant 
 from two annulets or, and holding in the mouth a 
 torch fired proper. HottO — " Fortiset Fidelis." Married, 
 Sept. 17, 1895, Kathleen Emma, younger dau. of the late 
 Surgeon-General Saville Marriott Pelly, C.B., F.R.C.S., 
 Inspector-General of Hospitals for the Presidency of Bom- 
 bay, and niece of the late Sir Lewis Pelly, K. C. B. , K. C. S. I . , 
 M.P. ; and \as Issue — (i) Richard Saville Clement Lucas, 
 Gentleman, b. July 27, 1896; (2) Charles Leslie Clement 
 Lucas, Gentleman, b. Dec. 23, 1897. Seat — Oaklands 
 House, West Lavington, Sussex. Postal address — 50 Wim- 
 pole Street, London, W. 
 
 ROBERT WILLIAM LUCAS, Gentleman. B.A. (Trin. 
 CoIL, Dublin), Barrister-at-Law. Bom 1857, being the 
 only son of the late Edward William Lucas of Raconnell, 
 CO. Monaghan, by his wife Louisa, dau. of Henry George 
 Johnston, Esq., J. P. , of Fort Johnston, co. Monaghan. kc- 
 morial bearings— Argent, a fesse between six annulets 
 gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin argent, braked and 
 membered or. Residence — Brighton Road, Carrickmines, 
 CO. Dublin. C/«*— College Historical Society (Dublin). 
 
 LUCAS-CALCRAFT (R.L., 179a.). Per fesse argent 
 and ermine, three lions passant guardant in pale siible. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a greyhound current sable, collared argent, on the 
 body a cross crosslet or. 
 
 Sons of late Edmund James Lucas-Calcraft of Ancastcr 
 Hall, Lincoln, Esq. ,J.P.,^. 1845; d, 1895; m. 1879, 
 Gertrude Sophia, d. of Rev. John Neville Lucas 
 Calcraft, Rector of Haceby : — 
 Charles Yorke Lucas-Calcraft, Gentleman, b. 6 Feb. 
 1884. Res. — Ancaster Hall, co. Lincoln. 
 
 Anthony Neville Lucas-Calcraft, Gentleman, b. 24 Feb. 
 1888. Res. — Ancaster Hall, co. Lincoln. 
 
 Ygst. son of Charles Yorke Lucas-Calcraft, Esq., of 
 Ancaster Hall, J. P., D.L., b. 1800; d. i8cs ; m. 1838, 
 Mary Jane Elizabeth, d. of Major James Lock 
 Nixon : — 
 Granby Lucas-Calcraft, Gentleman, b. 9 Jan. 1848, 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Neville Lucas-Calcraft, Rector of 
 
 Haceby, Falkmgham, Lines., b. 1801 ; d. 1887; m, 
 
 1842, Marianne Sophia, d. of Capt. William Mansell :— 
 
 Neville Lucas-Calcraft, Esq., J. P. Parts of Lindsey, i. 
 
 n March 1844 ; m. Emily, d. of Robert Charles Lindley. 
 
 Seat — Moat House, Gautby, co. Lincoln. 
 
 Rev. Richard Lucas Lucas-Calcraft, B.A. (Camb.), Rector 
 of Wilsford, b. i April 1846 ; m. 31 July 1872, Emily Frances, 
 d. of Rev. Thomas Preston, Vicar of Swaflham Prior, 
 Cambs. ; and has surv. issue — (i) Richard Lucas Lucas- 
 Calcraft, Gentleman, b. 1876 ; (2) John Neville Lucas Lucas- 
 Calcraft, Gentleman, b. x^tj ; (3) Mansell Chevallier Lucas 
 Lucas-Calcraft, Gentleman, b. 1884; Emily Gertrude; 
 Agnes Penelope ; Margaret Mary ; and Edith Octavia. 
 Res. — The Rectory, Wilsford, Grantham. 
 
 John Charles Lucas-Calcraft, Gentleman, b. 12 Feb. 
 
 1856 ; m. . Minnie, d. of and widow of 
 
 Robinson. Res. — Pendennis. Horley, Sussex. 
 
 Walter Henry Lucas-Calcraft, Gentleman, b. 22 Jan. 
 1858. Res. — Ancaster Hall, Grantham. 
 
 THEOPHILUS EDWARD LUCAS- CLEMENTS, 
 Esquire, J. P. Born 1864, being the eldest son of Theo- 
 philus Lucas-Clements, Esq., D.L., by his wife Emily 
 Caroline, dau of William Magill. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, two bendlets wavy sable, on a 
 chief gules, three bezants (for Clements) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 fesse between six annulets gules (for Lucas). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests — r. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a hawk close proper, belled and jessed or ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-griffin argent, beaked and membered 
 or. Motto — " Patriis virtutibus." Residence— 9jaXR)t!t\m<j , 
 Cootehill. 
 
 S EDWARD SCUDAMORE LUCAS-SCUDAMORE, 
 Esquire, of Kentchurch, co. Hereford, and of Castle 
 
 Shane, co. Monaghan, D.L. 
 Col. and Hon. Col. of the 
 
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 4th Batt 
 
 said counties, 
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 shire Light Infantry ; assumed by Royal Licence, dated 
 Nov. 30, 1900, the additional surname and arms of Scuda- 
 more. Born 1853, being the only son of Fitzherbert Dacre 
 Lucas, Gentleman (second son of the Rt. Hon. Edward 
 Lucas of Castle Shane), by Laura Adelaide his wife, only 
 surviving child and heir of John Lucy Scudamore, Esq., of 
 Kentchurch Court., Lieut. -Col. in the Militia, and D.L. for 
 the CO. of Hereford. Armorial bearing's — Quarterly i and 
 4, gules, three stirrups leathered and buckled or (for Scuda- 
 more) ; 2 and 3, argent, a fesse between six annulets gules 
 (for Lucas). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a bear's paw sable (for Scudamore) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin argent, beaked 
 and membered or. Married, 1900, Sybil Frances, dau. of 
 the late Colonel George Webber of Mitchelstown, co. Cork. 
 Seats — Kentchurch Court, co. Hereford ; Castle Shane, co. 
 Monaghan. Residence— The Cap House, Pontrilas, R.S.O. 
 Club — Brooks's. 
 
 WILLIAM LUCAS-SHADWELL, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for Sussex, M.P. for Hastings, formerly Pres. of 
 Hastings and St. Leonard's Constitutional Assoc, and 
 Chairman of E. Sussex County Assoc. Bom Aug 14, 1852, 
 being the only son of the late William Drew Lucas-Shadwell, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L., of The Hall, Fairlight, Hastings, by 
 Florentia Margaret, only dau. and heiress of the late Rev. 
 Henry Wynch, Rector of Pett, Sussex. Clubs — Carlton, 
 New University, Constitutional. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per pale azure and or, on a chevron 
 engrailed, between three annulets as many escallops counter- 
 changed ; 2 and 3, ermine, a fesse dovetailed azure between 
 six annulets gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, an escallop within an annulet (for 
 Shadwell) ; 2. on a mount vert, a wyvern argent, wings 
 elevated or, charged on the body with six annulets gold. 
 Motto — " Timeo Deum honora regem." Married, 1878, 
 Beatrice Margaret, dau. of the late John Buckley Ruther- 
 ford of Blackwater House, Isle of Wight; and 38 Chester 
 Terrace, Regent's Park. Residence — The Hall, Fairlight, 
 Hastings. 
 
 LUCY, quartered by PERCY, BAGOT, and CORBET. 
 
 LUCY, see RAMSAY-FAIRFAX-LUCY. 
 
 EDMUND BERKELEY LUCY. Bom 1842, being 
 the only surviving brother of the late Henry Spencer Lucy, 
 Esq., of Charlecote Park, co. Warwick. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, semfe of crosses crosslet, three lucies haurient 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 out of a ducal coronet gules, a boar's head erect argent, 
 guttfe-de-poix, between two wmgs erect sable, billett^e or. 
 Motto — "By truth and diligence." Married, 1869, Mar- 
 garet Laura Mulgrave, dau. of the late William Standish 
 Standish of Duxbury Park, Lancashire, and Cocken Hall, 
 Durham ; and has, with other Issue — Reginald Standish 
 Lucy, b, 1880. 
 
 WILLIAM CHARLES LUCY, Esquire, Junior, J. P. 
 for CO. of Gloucester. Born 1848, being the eldest son of 
 the late William Charles Lucy, Esq., J. P. of Brookthorpe, 
 Gloucestershire, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas 
 Sowdon. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a pile between 
 two pike hauriant in base gules, a pike also hauriant 
 between three cross crosslets argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for the Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a mount vert, a boar's head gules issuant from a wreath of 
 oak projjer, between two wings barry of six argent and 
 gules. Married, 1875, Agnes, dau. of Thomas Severne of 
 Dringham, York, and of Abberley, Worcestershire ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Arthur Sydney Lucy, Gentleman ; (2) Geoffrey 
 Seymour Lucy, Gentleman ; Evelyn Mary ; and Muriel 
 Edith. Postal address — Palace Yard, Gloucester. 
 
 EDWIN LUDLOW, Gentleman; assumed the name 
 and arms of Ludlow by Royal Licence. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a chevron between three martens' heads 
 sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-marten couped sable. 
 
 @The Right Honourable HENRY LUDLOW 
 LOPES, 2nd BARON LUDLOW of Heywood, co. 
 Wilts, J. P. and D.L. co. Wilts, Barrister-at-Law. Born 1865, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Charles 
 
 Lopes, ist Baron Ludlow of Heywood, by his wife Cordelia 
 Lucy (who died 1891), eldest daughter of Irving Clarke, 
 Esquire, of Efford Manor, in the county of Devon. 
 Armorial bearingfs — Quarterly i and 4, azure a chevron 
 or, charged with three bars gemelles gules, between three 
 eagles rising of the second, on a chief of the second, 
 five lozenges of the first ; 2 and 3, in a landscape field a 
 fountain, thereout issuing a palm-tree all proj^er. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion sejant erminois, gorged with a collar gemel gules, 
 the dexter forepaw resting on a lozenge azure ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm couped and embowed, 
 habited purpure, purfled and diapered or, cuffed argent, hold- 
 ing in the hand proper a palm-branch vert. Supporters — 
 On either side a pegasus sable, winged and collared gemelle 
 or, standing on a fasces proper. Country residence — 
 Heywood, Westbury, in the county of Wiltshire. Clubs — • 
 Wellington, Prince's, Carlton. 
 
 JOHN MALCOLM FORBES LUDLOW, Esquire, 
 C.B. (1887). Born March 8, 1821, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of Lieut. -Col. John Ludlow, C. B., 
 H.E.I.C.S. , and his wife Maria Jane Brown, dau. of 
 Murdoch Brown. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron 
 between three martens' heads erased sable, and below the 
 escutcheon his badge as a C.B. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-marten 
 couped sable. Married, Nov. 20, 1869, Maria Sarah, dau. 
 of Gordon Forbes, H.E.I.C.S. (retired). Residence— j,^ 
 Upper Addison Gardens, Kensington. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 RICHARD HEALD LUDLOW-BRUGES, Gentle- 
 man, of Seend, in the co. of Wiltshire, a male descendant 
 of the family of Ludlow of Hill Deverell, whose pedigree 
 is proved and recorded since 1400. Born 1845, being the 
 
 son of the late William Heald Ludlow-Bruges, Esq., of 
 Seend, J. P. and D. L. , M.P. for Devizes [who assumed the 
 name and arms of Bruges by Royal License, in addition 
 to that of Ludlow, in 1835, on succeeding to the landed 
 
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 lum 
 
 estates of Thomas Bruges. Esq.. of Seend. J. P.]. by his 
 »econd wife Agnes, dau. of Thomas Penruddocke, Esq., of 
 Coinpton F'ark, Salisbury. Captain 3rd Foot Guards. 
 Armorial bearing*— Quarterly of six, i and 6 quarterly 
 i. and iiii. argent, a cross ermines quarterly pierced of 
 the field, in the centre jioint a leopard's face sable (for 
 liruges) ; ii. and iii. argent, a chevron between three mar- 
 tens^ heads erased ssible (for Ludlow) ; a. argent, a chevron 
 between three martens' heads erased sable (for Ludlow) ; 3. 
 gules, in front of an oak tree eradicated or, a greyhound 
 st.itant argent, gorged with a collar sable, studded of the 
 Sf-cond (lor Ryiner) ; 4. sable, a stag's head caboshcd argent, 
 betwet-n the attires or, a cross of the last, pierced alxjve the 
 nostrils by an arrow in fesse point to the smister, also gold, 
 feathered of the second, the nostrils dropping blood proper, 
 (for Buktrode) ; 5. argent, two bars azure, between ten 
 martlets, four, three, and three gules (for Moore). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, 1. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an anchor erect sable, charged with 
 a saltire or, entwined by the cable proper (for Bruges) ; 3. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-marten couped sable 
 (for Ludlow). Mottoes— " Mihi coelum portus" (for 
 Bruges), " Omne solum forti patria" (for Ludlow). 
 Married, Lisette, dau. of late Col. Digby St, Vincent 
 Hamilton. .S^a/— Seend, Melksham. Town residence — 
 33 Albert Gate, London, S.W. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS ARTHUR LUDLOW-HEWITT, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, J. P. for co. Cork, B.A. (Oxon.). 
 Bo>n 1850, being the only son of the late Rev. Arthur 
 Rainey Ludlow, late of Durrant, Bideford, by his wife 
 Annette, only child of Col. Thomas Wall Hewitt of Clan- 
 coole, whose name he has assumed by Royal License. 
 Livery — Blue, with yellow facings. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, two chevronels indented gules between three owls 
 proper. MantUng gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, the trunk of a tree fesse- 
 ways eradicated proper, therefrom rising a falcon belled 
 or, fretty gules, in the beak an acorn slipped also proper. 
 Married, 1882, Edith Annie, dau. of A. R. Hudson of 
 Wick House, Pershore; and has Issue — (i) Alfred Arthur 
 Thomas Ludlow-Hewitt, Gentleman, b. Aug. 3, 1884 ; (2) 
 Edgar Rainey Ludlow-Hewitt, Gentleman, b. June 9, 1886; 
 (3) Henry Balfour Cedric Ludlow-Hewitt, Gentleman, b. 
 May 17, 1888 ; Edith Caroline Annette ; and Mary Eliza- 
 beth Dorinda. .Sm<— Clancoole, near Bandon. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR CHARLES NAPIER LUKIN, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Selwyn Coll., Camb.), Vicar 
 of Ashley Green, Bucks. Bom Oct. 21, 1866, being the 
 eldest son of the late Major-Gen. Charles Osbaldeston Lukin 
 of Northfield, Henley-on-Thames, co. Oxford, by his wife 
 Emily Charlotte, eldest dau. of Charles Rivers Freeling, 
 Esq. (son of Sir Francis Freeling, Bart.). Armorial bear- 
 ings-Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised by a bend 
 gobony or and azure. Motto—" Inspice." Postal address 
 — Ashley Green Vicarage, Berkhamsted. 
 
 Colonel FREDERICK WINDHAM LUKIN (Re- 
 tired), late 3rd Hussars. Served in Crimea at siege of 
 Sebastopol (medal with clasp and Turkish medal), also in 
 Indian Mutiny, present at siege and capture of Lucknow 
 and affair at Bungaon (medal with clasp). Born April 28, 
 1833, being the third son of the late Rev. John Lukin, 
 M.A., Prebendary of Wells, Rector of Nursling, Hants, 
 by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Thomas 
 Timson of Tatchbury, co. Hants. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised by a bend gobony 
 or and azure. Motto — "Inspice." Married, May 9, 
 1867, Elizabeth Hay, dau. of John David Hay Hill. Esq., 
 J. P., LL.B., of Cressenhall Hall, co. Norfolk, and widow 
 of Major Arthur Cassidy of the 2nd Dragoon Guards ; and 
 has /mk«— Lucy Sybil \m., 1890, Edgar Bruce of The 
 Beeches, Walton-on- Thames, Surrey]. Postal addresses — 
 8 New Bond Street, London; and Banksea Cottages, 
 Datchet, Bucks. 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK LUKIN, Gentleman. Born 
 August 2, 1857, being the only son of the late Rev. John 
 Mayow Lukin, M.A. , Domestic Chaplain to Viscount Tor- 
 rington, Governor of Ceylon, Rector and Patron of Guest- 
 
 ling, CO. Sussex, by his wife Emily, second dau. of Rev. 
 John Drake Crofts, M.A. , Vicar of Houghton, co. Norfolk. 
 Armorial bearings -Argent, a lion rampant gules, de- 
 bruised by a bend gobony or and azure. Motto —" Inspice. ' 
 Residence — 
 
 The Rev. JAMES LUKIN, B.A. (Oxon.), Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, fornierly Rector of Hinton Martel, co. Dorset. 
 Bom Nov. s, 1837, being the eldest son of the late James 
 William Lukin, Esq., J. P., of Mashbery, co. Essex, and 
 of Sandhill Lodge, Hants, by his second wife Jcxinna 
 Bryan, eldest dau. of Thomas Hyrdall Hugo of Great 
 Canford, co. Dorset. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion 
 rampant gules, debruised by a bend gobonny or and azure. 
 Motto — " Inspice." Married, Feb. 5, 1856, Maria, dau. of 
 Robert Sharpe of Hewelsfield Grange, co. Gloucester ; .nnd 
 has, with other Issue — Lionel William Lukin, Gentleman, 
 of Cape Town, South Africa, b. March 25, 1858, Postal 
 address — Felbrigge Lodge, Romsey. 
 
 JOHN HARRY ERSKINE LUKIN. Gentleman. Horn 
 May 25, 1876, being the fourth son of the late Major-Gen. 
 Charles Osbaldeston Lukin of Northfield, Henley-on- 
 Thames, CO. Oxford, by his wife Emily Charlotte, eldest 
 dau. of Charles Rivers Freeling, Esq. (son of Sir Francis 
 Freeling, Bart.). Armorial bearings -Argent, a lion 
 rampant gules, debruised by a bend gobony or and azure. 
 Motto—" Inspice." Postal address - Csim[ den Hill, Deni^ 
 yaya, Ceylon. 
 
 S ROBERT CLARENCE WELLESLEY LUKI 
 Capt. 9th Bengal Lancers, served in Chitral Cam- 
 paign, 1895 (medal and clasp), in the Tirah Campaign, 
 1897-98 (two clasps), and in the War in South Africa, 
 1901-2 (modal and five clasps). Bom Dec. 22, 1870, 
 being the third but second surviving son of the late Major- 
 Gen. Charles Osbaldeston Lukin of Northfield, Henley-on- 
 Thames, CO. Oxford, by his wife Emily Charlotte, eldest 
 dau. of Charles Rivers Freeling, Esq. (son of Sir Francis 
 Freeling, Bart. ). Armorial bearings -Argent, a lion 
 rampant gules, debruised by a bend gobony or and azuri 
 Motto— " Inspice." Postal address — Jnmor Army aq 
 Navy Club, S.W. 
 
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 ROBERT HENRY LUKIN, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law. Bom June 20, 1826, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rev. John Lukin, M.A., Prebendary of Wells, Vicar of 
 Combe St. Nicholas, co. Somerset, by his second wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Thomas Timson of Tatchbury, co 
 Hants. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion rampant k>iI>' 
 debruised by a bend gobony or and azure. Motto 
 " Inspice." Married, Aug. 27, 1859, Ellen, dau. of Richard 
 Watson of Northampton ; and has Issue— (i) Henry Timson 
 Lukin, Esq. , Captain and Gunnery Instructor Cape Mounted 
 Rifles, Field-Adjutant in Bechuanaland Field Force in 
 Langberg Mountain Campaign 1896-97 (several times 
 mentioned in despatches) [«., 1891, Lily, third dau. of 
 Michael Herbert Quin of Fort Hare, South Africa], and 
 Ellen Jane \m. Rev. Robert Edwin Johnston, Vicar of All 
 Souls'. Cheriton. co. Kent]. Postal address— 
 
 Major-general WILLIAM WINDHAM AUGUS- 
 TUS LUKIN (Retired), formerly Colonel R.A., served in 
 the Crimea, at the battles of Alma, Balaclava, Inkerman, 
 and in the trenches before Sebastopol, presented the trophies 
 to Her Majesty at Woolwich Arsenal Jan. 1856 (medal and 
 four clasps). Officer of the Legion of Honour, and of the 
 Medjidie (sth class), has Turkish medal. Bom Jan. 23, 
 1828, being the second son of the late Rev. John Lukin, 
 M.A., Prebendary of Wells, Vicar of Combe St. Nicholas, 
 CO. Somerset, by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of Henry 
 Thomas Timson of Tatchbury, co. Hants. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised by a 
 bend gobony or and azure. Motto— " Inspice." Married, 
 Feb. 23, 1856, Blanche, dau. of Henry Wakefield of London. 
 ^:ea/— Monk Sherborne, Basingstoke, co. Hants. Club- 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 LUMB (H. Coll.). Or, three escutcheons sable, each 
 charged with a mullet pierced of the first, a martlet far 
 difference. Mantling or and sable. Crest— On a wreaJth 
 of the colours, a blackamoor's head in profile couped at the 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Hum 
 
 Lun 
 
 871 
 
 shoulders proper, wreathed about the temples or and sable, 
 and charged on the neck with a mullet of six points gold, 
 
 a ship under sail between two wolves' heads couped in chief 
 and an escallop in base, all within a bordure argent. Mant- 
 
 J.P. and D.L. for Cumber- 
 m. 16 June 1858, Juliana 
 d. of Joseph Harrison of 
 
 within a wreath in arch or and sable. Motto — " Respicc 
 finem." Livery — Undress, black; dress, yellow with blue 
 facings. 
 
 Sons of James Lumb, Esq 
 
 land (High Sheriff 1880), 
 
 Georgina {d. 1869), eld. 
 
 Linethwaite, Cumberland 
 Edward James Machell Lumb, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 2nd Life Guards, b. 1863. Estates — Homewood and Brig- 
 ham Hall. Post. add. — Homewood, Whitehaven. 
 
 Rev. Loftus Gerald William Lumb, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 b. 1867. 
 
 LUMLEY, see SCARBOROUGH. 
 
 LUMLEY SMITH, refer to HORTON-SMITH. 
 
 S JAMES LUMSDEN, Esquire, of Arden, co. Dunbar- 
 tonshire, J. P. and D.L. Born 1851, being the only 
 son of the late Sir James Lumsden, Knight Bachelor, of 
 Arden, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of James Pinkerton, 
 Merchant, of Glasgow. Armorial bearings — Azure, a 
 chevron or, between two wolves' heads erased in chief 
 argent, and an escallop in base of the last. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mant- 
 ling azure and argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a hand grasping a dagger in bend sinister, 
 all proper. Motto — ' ' Dei dono sum quod sum. " Married, 
 1882, Susan Campbell, dau. of Robert Duncanson McKenzie 
 of Caldarvan, co. Dunbarton; and has Issue — James Robert 
 Lumsden, Esq., b. 1884; and Susan Elizabeth Campbell. 
 Seat — Arden, Dunbartonshire. Clubs — Conservative, New 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 JAMES DAVID LUMSDEN, Esquire, of Huming- 
 
 towerfield, co. Perth, J. P. for that county. Born Nov. 28, 
 
 1862, being the eldest son of the late David Lumsden of Fin- 
 
 , castle and Huntingtowerfield. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 
 ling azure, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, an eagle preying on a salmon proper ; and 
 in an escroll above this Motto, "Fide et perse verantia." 
 5«a^— Huntingtowerfield, co. Perth. 
 
 EDWARD LUND, Gentleman. Born July 10, 1851, 
 being the eldest son of Edward Lund, F. R.C.S. , by his 
 wife Charlotte, dau. of Daniel Nathaniel Webster. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Per chevron or and gules, in chief two lions 
 passant, and in base a demi-pegasus couped all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-pegasus couped or, the wings charged 
 with five horse-shoes, two, one, and two, and resting the 
 sinister leg on a lion's head erased gules. Motto — "God's 
 my Guide." Married, Sept. 17, 1884, Agnes Alice, dau. of 
 Henry Alfred Eaton Jowett of Sawley, Derby ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Edward Kingstone Lund, Gentleman, b. June 
 12, 1885 ; (2) Wilfrid Herbert Lund, Gentleman, b. May 
 19, 1886 ; Agnes Dorothy ; Ethel Frances ; and Adelaide 
 Marion, d. an infant, March 15, 1895. Residence — Leigh- 
 ton Villa, Northgate, Edgeley, Stockport. 
 
 HERBERT LUND, Gentleman, M.A. and M.B., B.C. 
 Camb., F. R.C.S. Born May 14, 1858, being the second 
 son of Edward Lund, F. R.C.S. , by his wife Charlotte, 
 dau. of Daniel Nathaniel Webster. Armorial bearings— 
 Per chevron or and gules, in chief two lions passant, and 
 in base a demi-pegasus couped all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-pegasus couped or, the wings charged 
 with five horse-shoes, two, one, and two, and resting the 
 sinister leg on a lion's head erased gules. Motto — " God's 
 my Guide." Married, June 30, 1892, Mary Crockatt, 
 dau. of Thomas Ballantine of Greenock, and of Lochgoil- 
 head, co. Argyll ; and has Issue — Herbert Keith Ballantine 
 Lund, Gentleman, b. May 29, 1896; and Margaret Ballan- 
 tine. Residence — Fern Hill, Pendleton, Manchester. 
 
 JAMES LUND, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for West 
 Riding of co. York, Born 1829, being son of the late 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
a7« 
 
 Lun 
 
 1LU0 
 
 William Lund of Knowle Hall. Keighley. Armorial 
 
 bMLXlBgl— 
 
 OrMt— On a wrcati) of the colours, in front of a crescent or, 
 a fountain proper. Motto— "Cum secumlo flumine." Is 
 married and has a son. .Sm/j— Malsis Hall, Crosshills, 
 near Leeds ; LUIerton Hall, near York. 
 
 LUND (H. Coll.). Per fesse wavy axure and argent, a 
 decrescent between two estoiles in chief or, and three barru- 
 lets wavy in base of the first. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a crescent 
 or, a fountain proper. 
 
 Son of laie W illiam Lund of Knowle Hall, Keighley, 
 b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 James Lund. Esq., J. P. and D.L. West Rdg. Yorks., 
 b. 1839. 6V<]/j— Malsis Hall, Crosshills, nr. Leeds ; Ellerton 
 Hall, nr. Brough ; Lund Forest, nr. Malton. 
 
 LUPUS. Earl of Chester, quartered by HULLEY, 
 HUSSEY. and KEMEYS-TYNTE. 
 
 TOOKE GUMMING LUSCOMBE, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial l>earings— Argent, on a pile azure, between two 
 stags' heads caboshed in base proper, a lion rampant 
 guardant, crowned or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — Up>on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 guardant, crowned or. collared azure, pierced through the 
 neck with an arrow proper, charged on the shoulder with 
 a cinquefoil gules. Motto— " Deo duce ferro comitante." 
 Residence— YrzxMon, Dundrum, co. Dublin. 
 
 LUSHINGTON. 
 TON - TULLOCH 
 TULLOCH. 
 
 see 
 and 
 
 ARMSTRONG - LUSHING- 
 FRANCE - LUSHINGTON- 
 
 SiR FRANKLIN LUSHINGTON, Barrister-at-T^w, 
 formerly Member of the Supreme Council of Justice in the 
 Ionian Islands, now Chief Metropolitan Police Magistrate. 
 Bom Jan. 4, 1823, being the fourth son of the late Edmund 
 Henry Lushington of Park House, Barrister-at-Law, one 
 of the Puisne Judges at Ceylon, subsequently Chief Com- 
 missioner of the Colonial Board of Audit, and Master of the 
 Crown Office, by his second wife Sophia, dau. of Thomas 
 Philips of Sedgeley, near Manchester. Armorial bearing^s 
 — Or, on a fesse wavy between three lions' heads erased vert, 
 langued gules, as many ermine spots of the field. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion's head erased vert, ducally gorged argent, charged on 
 the erasure with three ermine spots or. Motto— "Fides 
 nudaque Veritas." Married, Jan. 20, 1862, Kate Maria, 
 dau. of Rev. James Morgan, Vicar of Corston, Somerset ; 
 and has Issue -(i) George Henry Fitzjames, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. I, 1872 \m., Nov. 9, 1898, Julia Mabel, dau. of Harry 
 Turner Armilage, and has issue, M.irie Isobel] ; (2) Franklin 
 Lushington, Gentleman, b. Dec. 28, 1875 ; Louisa Gert- 
 rude ; and Mildred Helen. Residence -Templehurst, South- 
 borough, Kent. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Sir GODFREY LUSHINGTON, Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. 
 George, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, Under-Secretary of State for the Home 
 Office 1885-1895. Born 1832, being the son of the Rt. 
 Hon. Stephen Lushington, Judge of the High Court of 
 Admiralty, by his wife Sarah Grace, dau. of T. W. Carr 
 of Frognal, Hampstead ; C.B. (1887), K.C.B. (1892), 
 G.C.M.G. (1899). Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse 
 wavy between three lions' heads erased vert, as many 
 ermine spots of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a MantUng vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 vert, charged with three ermine spots or, ducally gorged 
 argent. Married, 1865, Beatrice Anne Shore, dau. of S. 
 Smith of Embley, co. Hants. Postal address — 34 Old 
 Queen Street, Westminster; Stokke, Great Bedwyn, Hun- 
 gerford, Wilts. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS GODFREY LAW LUSHING- 
 TON. J.P. CO. Cambs.. M.A. (Jesus ColL, Camb.), Clerk 
 
 in Holy Orders, Vicar of Bearstcd, formerly Vicar of Sit- 
 tingbourne. Rector of Milstead, and previously Vicar of 
 Swavesey and Rector of Hawstcad. Born July 18, 1851, 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Davies Lushington] 
 Madras Civil Service, H.E.I.C.S., by his wife Mary, d.iu.' 
 of Charles May Lushington. I.ivery- Drab coat, grccii 
 facings, silver buttons. Armorial bearings Or, on a fesse 
 wavy between three lions' heads erased vert, langued gules, 
 as many ermine spots of the field. Mantlixig gules and or! 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 vert, ducally gorged argent, charged on the erasure with 
 
 three ermine spots or. Motto—" Fides nudaque Veritas." 
 Postal address — Bearsted Vicarage, Kent. Club— Balh 
 (Piccadilly). 
 
 VERNON LUSHINGTON, Esq., K.C., formerly 
 Deputy Judge- Advocate -General, County Court Judge 
 (retired). Born 1832, being the fourth son of the late Rt. 
 Hon. Stephen Lushington, P.C, by his wife Sarah, dau. 
 of the late Thomas William Carr of Frognal, Hampstead. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, on a fesse wavy between three 
 lions' heads erased vert, as many ermine spots of the field. 
 Crest — A lion's head erased vert, charged with three ermine 
 spots or, and ducally gorged argent. Married, Feb. 28, 
 1865, Jane (who d. 1884), third dau. of Francis Mowatt ; 
 and has Issue — Katharine ; Margaret ; and Susan. Postal 
 address — 36 Kensington Square, W. Club — Athenseum. 
 
 LUSK (Granted H. Coll., 1874; matric. L.O.,2oMay 
 1903). Azure, an ancient ship with three masts, sails 
 furled proper, colours flying gules, on a chief argent, a 
 woolpack sable between two mullets gules. Man t li ng 
 azuie and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 ancient ship as in the arms, surmounted by a rainbow 
 proper. Motto — " Laus Deo." Livery — Blue, silver 
 facings. 
 
 Son of John Lusk of Barr, Ayrsh., b. 1789 ; d. 1828; 
 
 m. 1809, Margaret, d. of John Earl of Knockdolian, 
 
 CO. Ayr : — 
 Sir Andrew Lusk, ist Bart. (4 Aug. 1874), M.P. for 
 Finsbury 1865-1885, J.P. Middx. and Member of Com- 
 
 iB the Military Cockade. 
 
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 873 
 
 mission of Lieutenancy for City of London (Sheriff 1860-1, 
 Lord Mayor 1873-4), b. 1810; m. 1848, Elizabeth, d. of 
 James Potter of Grahamstown, Falkirk. Hes. — 15 Sussex 
 Square, Hyde Park, W. 
 
 Sons of John Lusk, Gentleman, of Girvan, b. 1814 ; 
 d. ; m. 1st, 28 Jan. 1851, Mary {d. 1853), d. of 
 Thomas M'llwraith, Laird of Black Clanchrie and 
 Dochern, co. Ayr; 2nd, 1857, Helen, d. of John Stillie 
 of Maybole : — 
 Thomas M'llwraith Lusk, Gentleman, b. 1853; m. 1899, 
 Elizabeth Hamilton. Ees. — Aondarroch, Helensburgh, 
 Dumbartonsh. 
 Robert Lusk, Gentleman. 
 
 Andrew Potter Lusk, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res. — 
 Hugh David Lusk, Gentleman, 1^. i860. Res. — 
 James Lusk, Gentleman, b. 1866. Res. — 
 Sons of James Lusk of Fearn Bank, Lanarksh., b. 1817 ; 
 d. 1890; m. 1846, Janet, d. of Andrew Reid of Hamilton, 
 Canibuslang : — 
 John Lusk, Gentleman [Arms as above, and (matric, 
 30 May 1903) a bordure silver. Crest — An ancient ship as 
 in the arms, but without the rainbow as above], b. 14 July 
 1848 ; m. 10 Aug. 1876, Jessie, d. of David Colville ; and 
 
 has issue — (i) James Lusk, Gentleman, b. 19 Sept. 1878; 
 (2) David Colville Lusk, Gentleman, b. 19 Nov. i88i ; 
 and Janet. Res. — South Dean, Merchiston, Edinburgh ; 
 ..Coulter House, Lanarkshire. 
 
 Andrew Lusk, Gentleman, b. 3 June 1853. Res. — St. 
 Moritz, Windsor. 
 
 LUTLEY, see BARNEBY-LUTLEY. 
 
 LUTTRELL, see FOWNES-LUTTRELL.. 
 
 S CHARLES ROBERT FLETCHER LUTWIDGE. 
 Esquire, Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hospital 
 of St. John of Jerusalem in England, J. P. and Deputy-Lieut, 
 for the counties of Cumberland and Kent, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 [Barrister-at-Law. Born August 2, 1835, being the only son 
 the late Rev. Charles Henry Lutwidge, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 ir of East Farleigh, co. Kent, by his wife Anne Louisa, 
 toy dau. of Robert Raikes of Welton House, co. York. 
 
 Armorial bearings —Azure, three caps of maintenance or, 
 turned up ermine. Mantling azure and or. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant per pale argent and 
 gules. Motto — " Deo, patria, amicis." Seats— UolmKooV. 
 Hall, Whitehaven, Cumberland ; Shandon, Tunbridge 
 Wells, Kent. C/«(5~ United University. 
 
 LUXFORD, see ROBERTSON-LUXFORD. 
 LUXMOORE, see NAINBY-LUXMOORE, 
 
 S CHARLES FREDERICK CORYNDON LUX- 
 MOORE, Esquire, of Broadwoodwiger and Ger- 
 mansweek, Lord of the Manor of Witheridge, all in co. 
 Devon, Lord of the Manor and Patron of Church Minshull, 
 in CO. Chester. Born July 18, 1872, being the only son of 
 the late Capt. Charles Luxmoore, formerly Luxmoore- 
 Brooke, of Witherdon, Devon, and Ashbrook Hall, Cheshire 
 (who assumed the additional surname of Brooke by Royal 
 Licence in 1884,), late of H.M. 37th Regt., sometime 
 A. D.C. to the Governor of Ceylon (served through Indian 
 Mutiny on Staff), by his wife Mary Rosalie, eldest dau. of 
 Rev. Charles Thomas Carpenter, M.A. , of Launceston, 
 Devon. He discontinued the use of the additional name 
 of Brooke in 1894 and resumed the name and arms of Lux- 
 moore only by Royal Licence. Armorial bearingB — 
 Argent, two chevronels gules between three moorhens 
 proper, all within a bordure nebuly sable, charged with 
 eight bezants. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 
 SfCVmS'ffflT'SeWM 
 
 wreath of the colours, a battle-axe erect proper between two 
 pomegranates leaved and slipped or. Motto — "Securis 
 fecit securum." Married, Aug. 17, 1897, Rosalie Maud 
 Acworth, younger dau. of Edmund Woods Ommanney, 
 and grand-dau. of Vice-Admiral of the Fleet H. M. Om- 
 manney of Stonehouse, Plymouth ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Charles Manaton Grosvenor Luxmoore, Gentleman, b. 
 June 23, 1898 ; (2) Coryndon Ommanney Luxmoore, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1900 ; (3) Henry Frederick Lux- 
 moore, Gentleman, b. Jan. 5, 1903. Address — Ashbrook 
 Towers, Middlewich. 
 
 LYBBE, see POWYS-LYBBE, 
 
 is the Nayal Cockade. 
 
874 
 
 ILpH 
 
 Lpn 
 
 LYDALL (Vn. Berks. 1664; ped. H. Coll.). Aeure, a 
 siillire or, over all, on a fesse of the hist, three pellets. 
 MawtHiiy azure and or. Orttt — Out of a mural crown 
 
 chequy or and azure, a heron's head erased of the first, 
 in the beak a scroll inscribed " Et patribus et posteritate." 
 Livery — Blue and silver. 
 
 Son of John Dodd Lydall, Gentleman, h. 1801 ; d. 
 1894 ; ;«. 1836, Elizabeth Mary, d. of Charles Haw- 
 thorne : — 
 William Hawthorne Lydall, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 
 1849 ; m. 1878, Mary, d. of Edward Loader of Pointington, 
 Somerset ; and has issue — (i) William Edward Dycer 
 Lydall, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (2) Henry Hugh Wykeham 
 Lydall, Gentleman, b. 1885. Res. — Strawberry House, 
 Chiswick, London, W. CUib — Wimbledon Golf. 
 Son of Dr. Lydall (s. of John Dodd Lydall) :— 
 Wykeham Tracey Lydall, Gentleman, M.D. (Brux.), 
 M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.), *. 1870. /?«.— City Road. 
 Birmingham. 
 
 ALEXANDER LYELL, Esquire, J. P. and C.C. for co. 
 Forfar. Born Oct. 10, 1853, being the eldest son of the 
 late Andrew Lyell, Esq., J. P., of Gardyne, co. Forfar. 
 Club — Scottish Conservative (Edin.). Armorial bearings — 
 Or. a cross azure, between four cross crosslets fitch^e gules. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter hand holding a sword erect projjer, between 
 two sprigs of laurel also proper. Motto — ' ' Tutela. " Mar- 
 ried, firstly, Dec. 7, 1881, Eliza, dau. of Edward Collier, 
 late of the Grange, Forfarshire ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Alexander Lyell. Gentleman, b. Sept. 23, 1882 ; (2) Thomas 
 Lyell. Gentleman, b. Dec. 4. 1883 ; (3) Robert Lyell, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 23, 1887 ; (4) David Collier Lyell. Gentleman, b. 
 Oct. 31. 1893 ; Marjory Helen ; and Jean. He m. secondly. 
 Ethel Eliiabeth, dau. of Robert Legal, W.S., late of Esk- 
 park, Musselburgh. Residence — Gardyne Castle, co. Forfar. 
 
 LYNCH (U.O.). Azure, a chevron between three trefoils 
 slipped or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lynx passant, cowarded proper. Motto — 
 "Semper fidelis." 
 
 Son of Patrick Marcus Lynch, Esq., J. P., of Duras 
 
 and Renmore (High Sheriff 1845). ^- 1785; d. 1864; 
 
 m. 1820, Ellen, only d. of John Wilson of Belvoir. co. 
 
 Clare : — 
 John Wilson Lynch, Esq., late Major 4th Batt. Con- 
 naught Rangers. J. P. and D.L. co. Galway. J. P. co. 
 Clare (High Sheriff of Galway 1858. Clare 1866, and 
 
 Galway 1870), b. 1831 ; m. 1865, Fanny, d. of Sir Thomas 
 N, Redington, K.C.B.,of Kilcornan ; and has surv. issue 
 — (i) Thomas David Lynch. Gentleman, b. 1870; (a) 
 William Patrick Lynch, Gentleman, b. 1899; Ellen; and 
 Fanny. Seats — Duras, Kinvara, co. Galway ; Renmore, 
 Galway ; Belvoir. Six-Mile Bridge, co. Clare. Clubs— 
 United Service (Dublin), County (Galway), County (Clare). 
 
 S JAMES BEVERLY LYNCH, Esquire, Brevet- 
 Colonel. late Commandant lath Bengal Cavalry, 
 Indinn Staff Corps. Bom July i, 1848, being the youngest 
 son of Samuel Smith Lynch, late 77th Regt. . and his wife, 
 Catherine Rebecca, dau. of John Cox. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Azure, on a chevron, between three trefoils sIipp)eo 
 many hurts. Mantling azure and or. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a wolf passant coward proper, collared or, 
 charged with a hurt and chained of the second. MottO — 
 " Semjjer fidelis." Married, Aug. 2, 1881. Eleanor Dupr£ 
 Meadows, dau. of George Williams Bishop, Esq.. General 
 Indian Staff Corps ; and has Issue — Jasper Beverley Lynch, 
 Gentleman. 2nd Lieut. 3rd Royal Irish Fusiliers, b. Dec. 11, 
 1883; and Beryl. Postal address — Weston Wood, New- 
 port, Shropshire. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 Dame HARRIET LYNCH-BLOSSE. commonly called 
 Lady Harriet Lynch- Blosse, daughter of the Most Honour- 
 able the second Marquess of Sligo. Armorial bearings 
 are, upon a lozenge : Azure, a chevron between three trefoi! 
 slipped or (being the arms of Lynch, there lieing non 
 recorded in Ulster's Office for Blosse), and impaling the arms 
 of Browne, namely, sable three lions passant in bend between 
 two double cottises argent. Married, March 31, 1853, 
 Sir Robert Lynch- Blosse, tenth Baronet, of Castle Carra. in 
 the county of Mayo, who died 1893 ; and has Issue— [i] Sir 
 Henry Lynch-Blosse, eleventh Baronet [to whom refer]; 
 (2) Robert Lynch- Wosse, Esquire, Captain and Adjutant 
 King's Own Borderers, b. Feb. 14. 1861 \m. Alice, dau. of 
 E. Pery-Knox-Gore] ; (3) William Conyngham Lynch- 
 Blosse, Esq., b. Feb. 15. 1864. d. Nov. 19. 1870; (3) 
 Francis Lynch-Blosse, Lieut. Highland Light Infantry, b. 
 Nov. 27. 1868; Harriet \m., Nov. 6, 1883, Sir Henry 
 Augustus Robinson, K.C.B.]; and Mary \m., March 8, 
 1892, Robert Nicholas Hardmge, Esq., commonly called 
 the Honourable Robert Nicholas Hardinge]. Residences— 
 Athavallie, Balla, co. Mayo ; 11 Haddington Terrace, 
 Kingstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
 J 
 
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 Lpo 
 
 875 
 
 Sir henry LYNCH-DLOSSE, eleventh Baronet, of 
 Castle Carra, in the county of Mayo. Born April 21, 1857, 
 being the eldest son of the late Sir Robert Lynch-Blosse, 
 tenth Baronet, by his wife Harriet, commonly called Lady 
 Harriet, daughter of the Most Honourable the second 
 Marquess of Sligo ; and succeeded his father 1893, under 
 the creation of June 8, 1622. Club — Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 Armorial beaxingB — He bears for Arms : Azure, a chevron 
 between three trefoils slipped or, the escutcheon being 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet (being the 
 arms of Lynch, there being no arms of Blosse recorded in 
 Ulster's Office). Crest (of Lynch)— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf passant coward argent. Motto — "Semper 
 fidelis." 5<"a^— Athavallie, Balla, co. Mayo. 
 
 CHARLES RUSHWORTH LYNCH-STAUNTON. 
 Born 1854, being the eldest son of the late Marcus 
 Staunton Lynch-Staunton of Clydagh, by his wife Horatia 
 Anne, daughter of Charles Powlett Rush worth. Com- 
 missioner of Inland Revenue. Club — Union. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, two chevronels sable 
 (for Staunton) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron between three 
 trefoils slipped or (for Lynch). Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a mount vert, a fox statant proper (for Staunton) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a lyn.x passant proper, charged with 
 a mullet gules (for Lynch). MottO — "En Dieu ma foy." 
 5ea/— Clydagh, Headford, Tuam, in the county of Galway. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN LYNES, M.A. Camb., formerly Vicar 
 of Buckland, Monachorum, Devon, and Melchbourne, Beds. 
 Born March 6, 1821, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Lynes, by his wife Frances, dau. of the Rev. George Boulton, 
 Rector of Oxendon, co. Northampton. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a bend azure, between two lions rampant gules, 
 a fleur-de-lis between two griffins' heads erased or. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a fleur-de-lis argent, a lion rampant gules. Motto — 
 "Foi, roi, droit." Married, Nov. 17, 1853, Mary Campion, 
 dau. of Booth Hodgetts ; and has Issue — (i) John Lynes, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 21, 1863; (2) Thomas Lynes, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 4, 1865 ; (3) Booth Hodgetts Lynes, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 23, 1867; and Frances Mary \jn., Sept. 9, 
 1884, Col. William Brooks Butlin]. Residence — Sandesfort 
 House, Wyke Regis, Dorset. 
 
 §S.\MUEL PARR LYNES, Esquire, Colonel R.A. 
 Born June 29, 1838, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rev. John Lynes, LL.B., F.S.A., J. P. co. Northampton, 
 and Incumbent of Hatton, co. Warwick, by his wife'Caroline 
 Sobieski, eldest dau. and co-heiress (with her youngest sister. 
 Lady Marshall) of John Wynne of Garthmeilio, co. Den- 
 bigh. Armorial bearings — On a bend azure, between two 
 lions rampant gules, a fleur-de-lis between two gryphons' 
 heads erased or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a fleur-de-lis argent, a lion 
 rampant gules. Motto — "Foi, roi, droit." Seat — Garth- 
 meilio, Corwen, North Wales. Clubs — United Service, 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 LYON CLERK, see GRANT. 
 
 LYON KING OF ARMS, see PAUL. 
 
 LYON (H. Coll.). Azure, a lion passant or, between 
 1 three plates each charged with a griffin's head erased sable. 
 itling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 blours, 
 
 itto — " Pro rege et patria." Livery — Black and white. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Lyon, Esq., of Appleton Hall, J. P. 
 
 and D.L., b. 1786; d. 1859; m. 1820, Eliza, d. of 
 
 George Clayton of Lostock Hall, Lanes, (by Dolly, 
 
 sister of ist Lord Gardner) : — 
 Thomas Henry Lyon, Esq., J. P. co. Chester (High 
 leriff 1867), late Lieut. R.N., and sometime Capt. in the 
 il., b. 1825 ; m. ist, i860, Vanda {d. 1861), d. of John, 
 t Lord Winmarleigh ; 2nd, 1872, Edith Grace, d. of 
 llliam Hill Branker of Bispham Hall, Lanes. ; and has 
 ue— Dorothy [;«. 1904, 2nd Baron Acton]. Seat — Apple- 
 1 Hall, nr. Warrington. Town res. — Rutland Lodge, 
 ^ghtsbridge, S.W. Club— Army and Navy. 
 
 Charles Lyon, Gentleman, b. 1832. Res. — 
 Sons of Col. Francis Lyon, R.H.A., b. 1834; d. 1885; 
 m. 1863, Flora, d. of Hon. A. Aimesley : — 
 
 Capt. Charles Lyon, R.A., A.D.C. to Gov. of Ceylon, 
 b. 1865 ; m. 1894, Rachel Mary Fearne, only child of Sir 
 Arthur Havelock, K.C.M.G., Gov. of Ceylon; and has 
 issue — Francis ('harles Lyon, Gentleman, b. 1895. Res. — 
 
 Capt. Francis Lyon, R.A., b. 1867. Res. — 
 
 Capt. Arthur Lyon, 1st Batt. Border Regt., b. 1869. 
 Res. — 
 
 Henry Lyon, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — 
 
 LYONS (U.O.). Gules, gutt6-d'or, a lion rampant of 
 the second, on a chief arched of the last, a torteau between 
 two crosses potent of the field. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 or, holding between the paws a cross potent gules. 
 Motto — " In te Domine sperair." 
 
 Son of Alexander Lyons of Rathellen, b. ; d. 1900 ; 
 7n. Ellen, d. of Robert Culbertson of Ballsinodare, co. 
 Sligo : — 
 Alexander Culbertson Lyons, Gentleman, b. 7 Sept. 
 1892. Seat — Rathellen, Sligo. 
 
 Sons of Henry Lyons, Esq., J. P., of Rathellen, co. 
 Sligo, b. ; d. ; m. , Margaret Monds : — 
 The Very Rev. James Lyons, B.D. (Dublin), late Dean 
 ofOssory, ^. . Res. — 
 
 Henry Lyons, Gentleman, J. P. borough of Sligo, b. 
 Res. — Baymount, Sligo. 
 
 LYONS (U.O.). Sable, a chevron ermine, between 
 three lions sejant guardant argent. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a 
 lion's head erased argent. Motto — " Noli irritare leones." 
 
 Sons of John Charles Lyons of Ledestown Esq., J. P. 
 
 and D.L. (High Sheriff co. Westmeath 1816), b. 1792 ; 
 
 d, 1874 ; m. 2nd, 1856, Frances Ellen, d. of Thomas 
 
 Walsh of Belleview, co. Westmeath : — 
 John Charles Lyons, Esq., J. P. b. 1861 ; m. 1882, 
 Evelyne Maude, d. of Frederick Pilkington of Newberry 
 Hall, CO. Kildare ; and has issue — John Charles Geoffrey 
 Pilkington Lyons, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; Gladys Maude 
 Pilkington ; and Coral Cecil Constance. Seat — Ledestown, 
 Mullingar, co. Westmeath. 
 
 §j^ Admiral of the Fleet Sir ALGERNON 
 W M'LENNAN LYONS, Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (1897), 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Glamorgan, Commander-in-Chief 
 at Devonport since 1,893. Born 1833, being the son of 
 Lieutenant - General Humphrey Lyons, by his first wife 
 Eliza, daughter of Henry Bennett of Fir Grove, Liver- 
 pool ; created Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, 1889. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Sable, a chevron ermine, between three sea-lions 
 sejant guardant argent ; the escutcheon being surrounded 
 by the ribbon and the collar of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, and pendent his badge as a G.C. B. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a sea-lion's head erased 
 argent, gorged with a naval crown azure. Married, 1879, 
 Louisa Jane, eldest daughter of Thomas Penrice of Kil- 
 vrough, in the county of Glamorgan. Postal address — 
 Kilvrough, county Glamorgan. 
 
 .JAMES BRISTOW LYONS, Gentleman. Born October 
 14, 1853, being the fourth son of the late WilUam Thomas 
 Bristow Lyons, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant of Old Park and Brookhill, in the county of 
 Antrim, by his wife Julia Maria, third daughter of Captain 
 James Jones of Mount Edward, in the county of Sligo. 
 Livery — Blue and white. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, a lion rampant azure. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant, holding in 
 the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis argent ; with the Motto, " In 
 te Domine speravi." Married, October 8, 1885, Marguerite 
 Julia, daughter of Jules Festu-Villiaumey of Calvados, in 
 Normandy; and has Issue — (i) William Barry Lyons, 
 Gentleman, born July 11, 1887; (2) James Henry Lyons, 
 Gentleman, born February 28, 1889. Residence — 3 West 
 Elmwood, Belfast. C/«<5— Ulster (Belfast). 
 
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 ROBERT COI.VILL }OSKH LYONS, Gentleman, 
 formerly an Ofticer 43rd I^ight Infantry (has New Zealand 
 Medal). Horn Octol)er 26. 1844, Iwing the second son of tlie 
 late U'illiam Thomas Bristow l^yons, Ksquirc, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant, of Old Park and Brookhill, in 
 the county of Antrim, by his wife Julia Maria [to whom refer], 
 daughter of Captain James Jones of Mount Edward, in the 
 county of Sligo. /.itvrK— Light blue and white. Armorial 
 bearings -He bears for Arnu: Argent, a lion rampant 
 azure. Greet, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion ram- 
 pant, holding in his dexter paw a fletir-de-lis argent. Motto 
 
 Tyrone; and has /.««*— William Holmes St. John Lyons, 
 Gentleman, born December a8, 1888 ; Vera Patricia Mabel ; 
 
 — "In te Domine speravi." Afarried, December 8, 1869, 
 Helen Caroline, second daughter of John Le Mottde of Le 
 VauquiWor, Guernsey, Judge of the Royal Court ; and has 
 /ssue — (i) Edward Colvill Lyons, Gentleman, born January 
 9. 1873; (2) Guy Cary Lyons, Gentleman, born October 
 i6, 1875 ; and Muriel. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY LYONS, Esq., J. P. co. Cork and 
 City (High Sheriff 1868), and for Co. Limerick (High Sheriff 
 1874). Bom 1825, being the eldest son of the late Sir 
 William Lyons, Knt. , who was Mayor of Cork 1848-1849 
 and High Sheriff 1856, by Harriet, dau. of Spencer Dyer, 
 Esq. , of Garras, co. Cork. Clud — Royal Cork Yacht 
 (Queenstown). Armorial bearings — Argent, a royal crown 
 prof>er, between two lions passant guardant in chief sable, 
 and in base an ancient ship of three masts of the second, 
 between two flowers gules. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant sable. MottO — " Virtute et fidelitate." Married, 
 1862, Katie, dau. of Richard Walter Agar of Ballycasheen ; 
 and has /««*— William Henry Lyons, Esq., late Capt. 
 Limerick Art. Mil., d. 186-. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY HOLMES LYONS, Esquire. 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Antrim. Bom July 
 31, 1843, being the eldest son of the late William Thomas 
 Bristow Lyons, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, of Old Park and Brookhill, in the county of 
 Antrim, and his wife Julia Maria [to whom refer], daughter 
 of Captain James Jones of Mount Edward, in the county of 
 Sligo. Cluis — Constitutional, Ulster (Belfast). Livery — 
 Light blue and white. Armorial bearii^rs — He bears for 
 Anns : Argent, a lion rampant azure ; and for his Crest, a 
 demi-lion rampant, holding in his dexter paw a fleur-delis 
 argent ; with the Motto, " In te Domine speravi." Married, 
 January 5, 1888, Mary Eliza (Lily), eldest daughter of George 
 Evans of Gortmerron House, Dungannon, in the county of 
 
 Evylyn Sara Evans ; and Lily Eileen. Postal address- 
 Richmond Lodge, Strandtown, co. Down. 
 
 HENRY WILLOUGHBY STEWART LYONS- 
 MONTGOMERY, Gentleman. Bom Sept. 16, 1850, 
 being the second son of the late Hugh Lyons-Montgomery, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1840, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of Henry Smith. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly i. and iiii., azure, three fleurs-de-lis or; ii. and iii., 
 gfules, three gem rings or, gemmed azure, over all an 
 escutcheon argent, charged with a trefoil slipped vert (for 
 Montgomery) ; 2. azure, three battle-axes erect, two and 
 one argent (for Batten) ; 3. jjer fesse or and azure, three 
 lions rampant within a tressure flory, all counterchan|:ed 
 (for Lyons) ; 4. as first. Motto — "Patriae infelici fidelis." 
 Married, April 6, 1876, Jane Slinger, only child of Captain 
 Travers Crofton of Lakefield. Seat — Belhavel, Kilbargen, 
 CO. Leitrim, via Dromahaire. 
 
 S LORENZO GEORGE LYSONS, Esquire, Major 
 Volunteer Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment. Born 
 August 6, 1839 ; succeeded his father, 1877. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, a chief nebulde 
 argent, issuant therefrom the rays of the sun proper. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent. Motto — "Valebit." Mar- 
 ried, October 1862, Victoria, daughter of General Sir 
 William Richards, Knight Commander of the Most Hon- 
 ourable Order of the Bath ; and by her has had Issue— 
 (i) William Lorenzo George Lysons, Gentleman, born 
 July, 1863; (2) Daniel George Lysons, Gentleman, died 
 1867 ; (3) Arthur Charles Fothringham Lysons, Gentle- 
 man, bom 1868; (4) George Lorenzo Lysons, Gentleman, 
 died 1870; (s) Samuel Victor Davies Lysons, Gentleman, 
 born 1874; (6) Clement Francis Lysons, Gentleman, died 
 1875 ; Ethel Tereso, died 1875 ; Mabel Susan Frances ; 
 Gwendoline Catherine ; Victoria Georgiana, died 1874 ; 
 and Marguerite Henrietta. /Residence — 10 Gratton Road, 
 W. Kensington, W. 
 
 LYSAGHT, quartered by GRIFFIN, 
 
 
 LYSAGHT (U.O., 1758). 
 gfules, on a chief azure, a 
 Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 Argent, three spears erect 
 lion passant guardant or. 
 Crest — on a wreath of the 
 
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 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand hold- 
 ing a sword all proper. Motto — " Bella, horrida bella." 
 Sons of John Arthur, sth Baron Lisle, b. 1811 ; d. 1898 ; 
 m. 1837, Henrietta, d. of John Church : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. George William James Lysaght, 6th 
 Baron Lisle (18 Sept. 1758) of Mountnorth, co. Cork 
 [Supporters— Two lions or], b. 1840; m. 1868, Amy Emily, 
 d. of Ayliffe Langford of Ventnor and St. Heliers, Jersey ; 
 and has issue— Hon. Horace George Lysaght, J. P. co. 
 Cork, b. 1873 [m. 1899, Alice Elizabeth, d. of Sir John 
 Wrixon-Becher, Bart.; and has surv. issue — John Nicholas 
 Horace Lysaght, Esq., b. 1903; and Alice Amy]; and 
 Kathleen Eily. Seat — Mallow, co. Cork. 
 
 Hon. Frederick Lysaght, b. 1841 ; ;«. ist, 1867, Annie 
 Elizabeth [d. 1868), d. of Ayliffe Langford; 2nd, 1868, 
 Elizabeth Lavinia, d. of D. Le Couteur of Jersey ; and has 
 issue — Frederick Edward John Lysaght, Esq., b. 1868 ; 
 Nes. — 
 
 Hon. and Rev. Henry Lysaght, V. of St. Mary's, 
 Middleton, Rothwell, b. 1847; m. 1875, Susan Isabelle, 
 d. of Philip Scott of Hill House, Queenstown ; and has 
 issue — Rev. John Arthur Constantine Lysaght, B.A., 
 Vicar of Carham, Northumberland, b. 1876 \in. 1902, 
 Mary Nicholl, d. of Adam F. Blaudy ; and has issue- 
 Winifred Joyce]. J^es. — Middleton, Rothwell. 
 
 LYSAGHT (U.O. ). Argent, three spears erect proper, 
 on a chief crenelle azure, a lion passant guardant between 
 two lozenges or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 
 a wreath of the colours, issuant from clouds, a naked arm 
 embowed, the hand grasping a dagger by the point all 
 proper. Motto — " Auxilium de superis." 
 
 Son of William Lysaght of Fort William and Hazle- 
 
 wood, CO. Cork, Lieut. 93rd Highlanders, b. 1800; 
 
 d. 1838 ; m. 1819, Frances, d. of William Atkins of 
 
 Fountainville, Mallow, co. Cork: — 
 William Lysaght, Esq.. J. P. co. Cork, b. 1826; m. ist, 
 1850, Fanny, d, of William Murphy, M.D., Dublin; 2nd, 
 1868, Charity Elizabeth, d. of John S. Haines, Esq., J. P., 
 of Lakeville, Douglas, Cork ; and has issue — (i) William 
 Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1870; (2) John Lysaght, Esq., 
 Capt. Cork Art. Mil., b. 1871, d. igoo; (3) George Lysaght, 
 Gentleman, b. 1873; (4) Christopher Lysaght, Gentleman, 
 b. 1875 ; (5) Henry Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (6) Robert 
 Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1879; and Rosalind. Seah — 
 Hazlewood, Mallow, co. Cork ; Fort William, nr. Done- 
 raile, co. Cork ; Kilbury, nr. Fethard, co. Tipperary ; 
 Castle Wrixon, co. Cork ; Mintinna, co. Cork. 
 
 Sons of the late Thomas Royse Lysaght; Gentleman, 
 b. 1828 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1854, Emily Sophia, d, of Lieut. 
 Sidney Moss, R.N. : — 
 Sidney Royse Lysaght, Esq., late Capt. ist Gloucester 
 Vol. Art., b. 1856; f/t. 1886, Katlirine, d. of the late Joseph 
 Clarke of Waddington, Lines. ; and has issue — (i) Edge- 
 worth Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (2) Nevil Royse 
 Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1893. iVa/j— Mintinna, nr. New- 
 market, CO. Cork ; Backwell Down, co. Somerset. Club — 
 Savile. 
 
 William Royse Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1858 ; m. Eliza- 
 beth, d. of the late Rev. John Gladstone; and has issue — 
 Desmond Royse Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1903. Res. — Guy 
 House, Chepstow. 
 
 Herbert Royse Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1862; m. Ellen, 
 d. of the late C. Lydiard of Bathurst, N.S.W. ; and has 
 issue — Douglas Royse Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1896. Res. 
 —Sydney, N.S.W. 
 
 Sons of the late John Lysaght, Esq., J. P., of Hengrave 
 Hall, Bury St. Edmunds, b. 1832 ; d. 1895 ; m. 1858, 
 Ellen, d. of Lieut. Sidney Moss, R.N. : — 
 Frederick Percy Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. — 
 Beach Court, Deal. 
 
 Arthur Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1864; m. May, d. of Lt.- 
 Col. Prendergast ; and has issue — John Lisle Lysaght, b. 
 1889. y?«.— Sydney, N.S.W. 
 
 Gerald Stuart Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; m. Nina, d. 
 of the late J. L. Press, Gentleman. Res. — Ninehead Court, 
 CO. Somerset. 
 
 Sons of the late William Lysaght, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, 
 b. 1825 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1857, Eliza Jane, d. of Daniel 
 Conner, Esq. , J.P. , of Manch, co. Cork : — 
 Edward Longfield Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1862. 
 Daniel Conner Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; m. 1895, 
 Helen Agnes, d. of the late Capt. Stafford Jones, 54th and 
 83rd Regts. ; and has issue — (i) Charles William Conner 
 Lysaght, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; (2) Arthur Conner Lysaght, 
 Gentleman, b. 1900; (3) Edward Conner Lysaght, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1902. Res. — Portskewit House, Monmouthshire. 
 Son of the late James Lysaght, Esq., J. P., of Carrig- 
 more, co. Cork ; m. Adelaide, d. of Gen. Beatson : — 
 James Douglas Lysaght, Col. A. P.D. ; m. Amy, d. of 
 H. Vane, Gentleman, of Ceylon. Res. — Hough Green, 
 Chester. 
 
 S CHARLES BYBIE LYSTER, Esquire, Major in the 
 Buffs (retired). Born May 20, 1852, being the second 
 son of Frederic Torrens Lyster, Esq., late Lieut. -Col. com- 
 manding the 2ist Royal North British Fusiliers, by his wife 
 Ellen, dau. of Edward Lake. Club — Junior Army and 
 Navy. Livery — French grey, collar and cuffs salmon colour. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine, on a fesse 
 sable, three mullets or (for Lyster) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron 
 argent between three mullets gules, in the dexter and sinister 
 chief points a bird-bolt in pale or (for Bolton). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal crest coronet or, 
 charged with a cross humett6e gules, a stag's head proper. 
 Motto — " Retinens vestigia famse." Married, Oct. 13, 
 1885, Alice, only child of Dr. J;imes Bindloss of Prestwich, 
 near Manchester; and has had Issue — (i) Anthony St. 
 George Lyster, Gentleman, b. March 13, 1888; (2) Lumley 
 Fitzgerald Lyster, Gentleman, b. Oct. 21, 1890; (3) Harry 
 Stratford Gore Lyster, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1894 (d. Feb. 
 18, 1895) ; Sybil ; and Rosamund. Postal address — Waye, 
 Ashburton, Devon. 
 
 LYSTER (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, ermine, on a 
 fesse sable, three mullets or (Lyster); 2 and 3, gules, a 
 chevron between three mullets argent, in the dexter and 
 sinister chief points a bird-bolt in pale or (Bolton). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal crest 
 coronet or, charged with a cross humett6e gules, a stag's 
 head proper. Motto — ' ' Retinens vestigia famae. " Livery 
 — Silver g^ey with salmon facings. 
 
 Sons of Col. Frederic Torrens Lyster of Warren 
 House, Starcross, Devon, b. 1813 ; d. 1902; m. ist, 
 1846, Ellen, d. of Edward W. Lake, Solicitor: — 
 
 Frederic Edward Lyster, Gentleman, formerly Ensign 
 39th Regt. , b. 1846; in. 1877, Graciana, d. and coh. of 
 Henry Lyster ; and has issue — Frederic St. George Lyster, 
 Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. — Garden City, Long Island, 
 U.S.A. 
 
 Charles Bybie Lyster (if. v.). 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Lpt 
 
 e^at 
 
 Arthur Walter Lyster, Esq., Major late 3rd Goorkhas, 
 *. 1 8 S3. A'es.— 
 
 William O'Brien Lyster. Gentleman, i. 1857 ; m. 1887, 
 Mary, d. of James Ross of Perth ; and has issue— Mary 
 Elixabeih ; Dorothea Lake ; and Winifred Annette. Seat 
 — -Glatton Hall, nr. Peterborough. 
 
 fiSlR ARTHUR LYTTELTON LYTTELTON- 
 ANNESLEY. K.C.V.O.. Lt.-Gen. in the Army, late 
 Com. of the Forces in Scotland, formerly A. D.C. to the Duke 
 of Cambridge, Assist. Adj. -Gen. Horse Guards, and Adj.- 
 t^en. Bombav Army. He assumeil in 1884. by Royal Licence, 
 the name of Lyttcllon, as representative of Rt. Hon. George, 
 ist Ix)rd Lyttelton. Bom 1837, being the eldest son of the 
 Kite Arthur Lyttelton Annesley, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of 
 .Arley Castle, by his wife Mary. dau. of John Bradley of 
 Colborne Hall, co. Stafford. Armorial bearing! -Quar- 
 terly. 1st and 4th grand quiirters. quarterly i and 4, paly 
 
 of six argent and azure, a bend gules (for Annesley) ; a and 
 3, quarterly, i. andiiii., azure, a cistlc triple-towered and 
 embattled argent, masoned sable, windows and porch Rules • 
 ii. and iii., gules, three legs armed proper, conjoined in ilic 
 centre at the uppei parts of the thighs, flexed in tri.tngic, 
 spurred and garnished or, all within a liordure embattled of 
 the last (for Macl^eod) ; and and 3rd grand quarters, argent 
 a chevron between three escallops sable (for Lyttelton).' 
 Mantling azure and argent. Orssti— i. on a wreath of 
 the liveries, a Moor's head in profile proper, wreathed about 
 the temples argent and azure (for Annesley) ; a. on a wreath 
 of his liveries, a bull's hciid caboshed pro[)er, Ijetwcen two 
 flags gules ; 3. upon a wreath of the colours, a Moor's head 
 in profile, couped at the shoulders proper, wreathed abdui 
 the temples argent and sable (for Lyttelton). MottOM- 
 Under the arms, " Hie murus aheneus " ; over the Annes- 
 ley crest, " Virtutis amore"; over the MacLeod crest, 
 "Hold fast"; over the Lyttelton crest, " Ung Dicu, 
 ung Roy." 
 
 M 
 
 MAC ADAM, see SMITH. 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. THOMAS STANNARD MAC ADAM. 
 Lieut. -Col. (retired) late 3rd Batt. York and Lancaster 
 Regt., J. P. cos. Clare, Limerick, and Sussex. Born 1827, 
 being the eldest son of the late Capt. Philip MacAdam of 
 Blackwater House, by his wife Elizabeth, third dau. of John 
 Lannigan Stannard, Elsq., J. P., of The Grange, co. Kil- 
 kenny. C/u6 — United Service. Armorial bearings — Vert, 
 a cross calvary, in the dexter chief a mullet, and in the 
 sinister a crescent, all or. Mantling vert and or ; and for 
 his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 cock proper, holding in the bill a cross as in the arms ; with 
 the Motto, "Inhocsigfnovinces." Alarried, 1st, 1855, Eliza- 
 beth Chivers, dau. of the late John Seddon Bower, Esq. , J. P. , 
 of Broxholme House, York ; and by her (who died 1856) has 
 Issue— (\) Philip Bower MacAdani, Esq., b. 1856, Capt. 
 East Lancashire Regt. (S9th) ; 2nd, 1858, Ellen Jane, 
 only daughter of the late William D'Arcy Preston, Esq., 
 Capt R.N., J. P., of Borde Hill House, Sussex, and by her 
 has had, with two sons who died young, (2) Frank Robert 
 Preston Mac.\dam, Esq., Capt. Prince of Wales' Own West 
 Yorkshire (late 14th) Regt., b. 1859, d. July 22, 1893; (3) 
 Walter MacAdam, Esq., Capt. R.E., b. 1865; Charlotte 
 Honor ; and Grace Elizabeth \m. , 1893, Col. Edward Hart 
 Dyke, late R.A.]. Estate and postal address — Blackwater 
 House (co. Clare), near Limerick. 
 
 CHARLES GODFREY SOMERVILLE McALE- 
 STER, Esquire, of Loup and Kennox, J. P., Chief of the 
 Clan Alester, Captain 3rd Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers, 
 Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, Bachelor of Arts 
 of Balliol College, Oxford. Bom 1868, being the 
 eldest son of the late Charles Somerville McAlester of 
 Kennox, by his wife Williamina Pollok, youngest dau. of 
 William Pollok Morris of Craig, in the co. of Ayr. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Or, an eagle displayed gules, armed 
 sable, surmounted on the breast of a galley of the first, a 
 border of the third, charged with three cross crosslets 
 fitch^e argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and uf>on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter 
 arm in armour erect, the hand holding a dagger in pale all 
 proper; motto over, "Fortiter." Supporters — Dexter, a 
 bear pierced in the back with an arrow ; sinister, an eagle 
 all proper. Motto — "Per mare per terras." Seat — Ken- 
 nox House, Stewarton, Ayr. 
 
 The Late JAMES CHILD M'ANDREW, Gentleman, 
 eldest son of William Peter M 'Andrew. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, an eagle displayed or, in the dexter talon a 
 
 dragon proper, a bordure argent, charged with six stars 
 gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of his liveries, a galley, oars erect in saltire sable 
 and flags gules. Motto — " Fortuna juvat." 
 
 MACARA (L.O.). Ermine, an oak-tree eradicated in 
 bend dexter, surmounted by a sword proper, hilled and 
 pommelled or, in bend sinister, supporting on its point .in 
 Imperial crown of the second, on a chief of the third, :i 
 spider sable, between two thistles also proper. Mantling 
 sable, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 stag regardant, lodged in front of an oak-tree proper. 
 Motto — " Consilio non vi." 
 
 Eld. s. of Rev. William Macara, Minister of the fri 
 Church of Scotland in Strathmiglo. b. 1812; d.m 
 m. Charlotte Grace, d. of Col. Cowpar, Forfar^; 
 Mil. :— 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Charles Wright Macara, Esq., J. P. Lanes., Pres. of the 
 Internal. Committee apptd. at first Interat. Congress of 
 Representatives of Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers, 
 held at Zurich 1904, Pres. of the Federation of Master 
 Cotton Spinners' Association since 1894, b. 11 Jan. 1845; 
 
 10, 1863; (s) George W. M'Arthur, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 20, 1864; (6) Ebenezer Jenkings M'Arthur, Gentleman, 
 
 1. 14 Jan. 1875, Marion, d. of William Young; and has 
 |;.ue — William Cowpar Macara, Gentleman, b. 4 Nov. 
 (i/S ; Marion Grace ; Beatrice Mary ; Lillian Emily ; and 
 (lice Maude. Fes. — Ardmore, St. Anne's-on-the-Sea, 
 jancashire. Club — Reform (Manchester). 
 
 ■[ALEXANDER M'ARTHUR, Esquire, J. P. for 
 I* Surrey, D.L. for London, M.P. for Leicester 
 74-92, and for some years Member of the Legislative 
 imncil of New South Wales. Born March 10, 1814, 
 jing the third son of the late Rev. John M'Arthur, by 
 i\ wife Sarah, dau. of William Findlay of Marghacotton, 
 < Tyrone. Clubs — Reform, Devonshire, National Liberal. 
 •jinoiial bearings — Per chevron nebuly azure and cr, 
 <:> Eastern crowns m chief and a cross moline in base, 
 a counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On 
 a.reath of the colours, in front of a greyhound couchaiit 
 Me, collared and line reflexed over the back argent, a 
 ''jt erect or, the whole between two branches of laurel 
 |l, fructed proper. Motto — " Fide et opera." Married, 
 19, 1853, Maria Bowden, dau. of the late Rev. 
 iliam B. Boyce of The Glebe, Sydney, New South 
 lies; and has Issue — (i) William Alexander M'Arthur, 
 j|., one of H.M.'s Lieutenants for the City of London, 
 ■*. for St. Austell Div. of Cornwall since 1887, Junior 
 d of the Treasury since 1892, b. April 14, 1857 \m., 
 . 12, 1890, Florence Cremer, eldest dau. of John 
 mer Clarke of Wayste Court, and has issue, two daus.] ; 
 (a John Percival M'Arthur, Esq., D.L. for London, b. 
 
 Jy 25, 1858 [m., Sept. 25, 1884, Lilly, dau. of 
 
 *'ison]; (3) Allen Gordon M'Arthur, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rijr-at-Law, b. Jan. 12, 1862 [;»., Sept. 26, 1890, Maud, 
 d» of Samuel Finly of Montreal]; (4) James Harry 
 St art M'Arthur, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. March 
 
 llDErET *'GPER/\ 
 
 b. July 27, 1872 ; (7) Alexander M'Arthur, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 10, 1873, d. young; I..ilian, d. Jan. 1862; Marian 
 \m. G. F. Holman] ; Sarah Maria [m. John Southall, 
 Barrister-at-Law]. Town residence — 79 Holland Park, 
 London, W. 
 
 ALLEN GORDON McARTHUR, Gentleman, M.A., 
 Barrister-at-Law. Born Jan. I2, 1862, being the third son of 
 Alexander McArthur, Esq. , J. P. for Surrey, D. L. for London , 
 M.P. for Leicester 1874-92, by his wife Maria Bowden, dau. 
 of the late Rev. William B. Boyce of The Glebe, Sydney, New 
 South Wales. Armorial bearings — Per chevron nebuly 
 azure and or, two Eastern crowns in chief and a cross 
 moline in base all counterchanged. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 greyhound couchant sable, collared and line reflexed over 
 the back argent, a billet erect or, the whole between two 
 branches of laurel vert, fructed proper. MottO — " Fide et 
 opera." Married, Sept. 26, 1889, Maude, dau. of the late 
 Samuel Finley of Montreal. Residence — 28 Linden Gar- 
 dens. W. Club — Reform. 
 
 JOHN PERCIVAL M'ARTHUR, Esquire, D.L. for 
 London. Born July 25, 1858, being the second son of 
 Alexander M'Arthur, Esq., J. P. for Surrey, D.L. for 
 London, by his wife Maria Bowden, dau. of the late Rev. 
 William B. Boyce of The Glebe, Sydney, New South 
 Wales. Armorial bearings — Per chevron nebuly azure 
 and or, two Eastern crowns in chief and a cross moline in 
 base all counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a greyhound 
 couchant sable, collared and line reflexed over the back 
 argent, a billet erect or, the whole between two branches 
 of laurel vert, fructed proper. Motto— " Fide et opera." 
 
 Married, Sept. 25, 1884, Lilly, dau. of Adison. 
 
 Residence — 
 
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 WII.I.IAM ALEXANDKR M'ARTHUR. Esouire. one 
 of II.M.'t lJ««enanl$ for iheCity of I^ndon, M.r. for St. 
 AusIpII Uiviwon of Cornwall since 1887, Junior l^rd of the 
 Treaiury 1893-95. A»r« at Sydncv. N.S.W.. April 14, 1857, 
 licing the eldest son of Alexander M' Arthur, Esq.. J, P. for 
 Surrey. 1>. U for London, M.l\ for Ix-icesicr, by his wife 
 M.iria lk>wf ten , dau. of the btc Rev. William M. lioyceof 'Ilie 
 Glebe. Sydney. New South VN'ales. Apmorlal bearings— 
 IVr chevron nebuiy axure and or, two Eastern crowns in 
 chief and a cross moline in base all counterchangcd. 
 ifawtntiy azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a greyhound couch.int sable, collared 
 and line rrflcxed over the back argent, a billet erect or. 
 the whole between two branches of laurel vert, fructetl 
 proper. Motto — "Fide et opera." Married, Aug. la, 
 iSgo, Rorencc Cremer, third dau. of John Crcmer Clarke 
 of Wayste Court ; and has Issue — John Alexander M 'Arthur, 
 Gentlentan ; and two daughters. Residences — 13 Buck- 
 ingham Gate, S.\V.; 4 Third Avenue, Hove. Clubs — 
 Reform. Devonshire, Bath, National Liberal, City Liberal, 
 Union (Sydney), Australian (Sydney). 
 
 MACARTNEY, see ELLISON-MACARTNEY. 
 
 CARLILE HENRY HAYES MACARTNEY, Gentle- 
 man, Barrister-at-Law, B.A. (Cantab.). Bom March 3, 
 184a, being the second son of the late Maxwell Macartney, 
 Gentleman, M.D. , and his wife Emily Eliza, dau. of William 
 Henry Hayes of the Hon. East India Co.'s Service. Ar- 
 morUl bearingi- Or, a buck trippant gules, attired and 
 
 unguled argent, a bordure of the second charged witb eight 
 roses of the third. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm, vested and cuffed 
 bendy gules and or, the hand holding a rose branch both 
 proper. Motto — " Mens conscia recti. " Married, Jan. 17, 
 1880, Louisa, fifth dau. of Henry Gardiner of Essendene, 
 Caterham, co. Surrey ; and has Issue— (i) Maxwell Henry 
 Hayes Macartney. Gentleman, b. Dec. 13, 1880; (2) Carlile 
 Aylmer Macartney, Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1895 ; Sylvia 
 Carlile ; Margaret Camilla ; and Beatrice Sydney. Seat— 
 Foxhold, Thatcham, co, Berks. C/«^— Savile. 
 
 CARTHANACH GEORGE MACARTNEY, Esq., ' 
 CO. Antrim. Bom 1869, being the only son of the 
 George Travers Macartney of Lissanoure, by Henrit 
 Frances, third dau. of Robert Smyth of Gaybrook. co. W' 
 meath. C/«^— Sackville Street, Dublin. Armorljd tM 
 lug*— Or, a buck trippant gules, attired argent, a I 
 of the second, and impaling the arms of Macartney-I 
 namely azure, two bars argent, between six mullets, 1 
 two, and one or. Mantling gules and or; and for 
 Creat, upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect, 
 hand grasping a rose branch in flower, all proper. Mfe 
 — "Mens conscia recti." Married, 1890, Margaret! 
 phena Mabel, eldest dau. of Townley Mac.irtney-Filg. 
 Esq.. of Lowtherstone, co. Dublin ; and has Issue -Den 
 George Auchinleck Macartney, Gentleman, b. 1891. Sec 
 Lissanoiu-e Castle, co. Antrim. 
 
 Sir JOHN MACARTNEY, 3rd Baronet (Jan. 4. 17. 
 of Lish, CO. Armagh. Born 1833. being the son of the F 
 Sir William Isaac Macartney, 2nd Bart. , by his wife El 
 dau. of Sir John Harrington, Bart., of IJarrington Hall, 
 Essex. Armorial bearings— Or, a stag trippant withi 
 bordure gules. The escutcheon charged with his badg* 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and or. Crea 
 On a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand couped at 
 elbow holding a slip of a rose-tree, with three roses ther 
 all proper. Motto— "Stimulatsedornat." Married, Si 
 I, 1865, Catherine, second dau. of the late Alexan 
 Miller, Esq., of Merindindi, Victoria; and has Isst 
 (i) William Isaac Macartney, Esq., b. Oct. 13, 1867; 
 Alexander Miller Macartney, Esq., b. July 24, 18 
 (3) John Harrington Macartney, Esq., b. Oct. 26, 18 
 (4I Herbert Charles Macartney, Esq.. b. March ir, 18 
 (5) Robert Graham Macartney, Esq.. b. Dec. 7, it 
 d. Aug. 20, 1879 ; (6) David Edwin Macartney, Esq. 
 July 5, 1880; (7) Harold Eric Joseph Macartney, E: 
 b. 1882; (8) Victor Alan Macartney, Esq., b. 1887. Ji 
 dence— J dlimont, Mackay, Queensland, Australia. 
 
 The Late Lieut.-Coi.onel MAXWELL JAW 
 MACARTNEY, R.E. (retired), eldest son of Max' 
 Macartney, late of Rosebrook, co. Armagh. AimO)! 
 bearing^— Or, a buck trippant gules, attired and ungid 
 
 argent, a bordure of the second, charged with ei|t 
 roses of the third. Mantling gules and or. Crest— 0» 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested and cuffed beiy 
 gules and or, the hand bare holding a rose branch profl- 
 Motto — "Mens conscia recti." Postal address — 3 'jjr 
 Gardens, Campden Hill. 
 
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 MERVYN EDMUND MACARTNEY, Gentleman. 
 Born Sept. i6, 1853, being the fourth son of the late Max- 
 well Macartney, Gentleman, M.D., and his wife Emily 
 Eliza, dau. of William Henry Hayes of the Hon. East 
 India Co.'s Service. Armorial bearings— Or, a buck 
 trippant gules, attired and unguled argent, a bordure of the 
 second charged with eight roses of the third. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm, vested and cuffed bendy gules and or, the hand hold- 
 ing a rose branch both proper. MottO— " Mens conscia 
 recti." Married, July 8, 1891, Elizabeth Wilhelmina, second 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. Charles Thomson Ritchie, P.C, of Wel- 
 ders, CO. Bucks, President of H.M. Board of Trade. 
 
 The Rev. SYDNEY PARKYNS MACARTNEY, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A., sometime Vicar of Felbridge, 
 CO. Surrey, 1884-89. Born Sept. 16, 1843, being the third son 
 of the late Maxwell Macartney, Gentlemen, M.D. , of Rose- 
 brook, CO. Armagh, and his wife Emily Eliza, dau. of 
 William Henry Hayes of the Hon. East India Co.'s Service. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, a buck trippant gules, attired and 
 
 igiiled argent, a bordure of the second charged with eight 
 roses of the third. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm, vested and cuffed bendy 
 gules and or, the hand bare, holding a rose branch proper. 
 Motto — "Mens conscia recti." Married, Oct. 14, 1869, 
 Amy Amelia, second dau. of Ellis Oilman ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Sydney John Macartney, Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 1874, 
 d. June 3, 1883 ; and (2) Mervyn Edward Macartney, Gentle- 
 man, Nov. I, 1883. Seat — Halket Leaths, Pangbourne, 
 Berkshire. 
 
 .TOWNLEY PATTEN HUME MACARTNEY - 
 ILG.\TE, Esq., J. P. for co. Dublin and co. Louth, late 
 ipt. i8th Hussars and Scots Greys, and Mil. Sec. to the 
 Ipvernor of Bombay. Born 1841, being the youngest son 
 the late George Hume Macartney, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , 
 Lissanoure, by Ellen, only dau. of the late Townley 
 atten Filgate, Esq., of Lowtherstone, whose name he 
 sumed in 1862. Clubs — Carlton, Kildare Street, Dublin. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, two bars argent, between six 
 mullets, three, two, and one or. Mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin sejant salient argent, pierced through the breast with 
 a broken spear or, holding the point in its beak. Married, 
 "62, Tryphena Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Right 
 
 Hon. Sir W. Seymour FitzGerald ; and has, with other 
 Issue — William Townley George Seymour Macartney- 
 Filgate, Esq., J. P. for co. Dublin, b. 1864. 5ea/— Lowther- 
 stone, Balbriggan, Dublin. 
 
 FREDERICK FITZGERALD M'CARTY (or M'CAR- 
 TIE), Esquire, CLE., Lieut.-Colonel Indian Medical 
 Service, Port Health Officer, Bombay, served during 
 Afghan War 1879-80. Born 1851, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Justin M'Carty, Esq., of 
 Carrignavar, co. Cork, by his wife Louisa, dau. of Edward 
 Fitzgerald, Maj. H.E.I.C.S. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 a stag trippant gules, attired and unguled or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm in armour erect and couped, holding in the 
 hand a newt all proper. Seat — Carrignavar, co. Cork. 
 Residence — Bombay. 
 
 FRANCIS ADAM MACAULAY-ANDERSON, Gen- 
 tleman, late of Roshnaehane, co. Antrim. Armorial 
 bearings— 
 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, in front of an oak- 
 tree proper, an escutcheon argent, charged with a boar's 
 head erased azure (for Anderson) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two arrows in saltire proper, a boot also 
 proper, spurred or ; with the Motto over, ' ' Dulce peri- 
 culum " (for Macaulay), ("Stand sure"). 
 
 JAMES McAUSLANE, Gentleman. Born 1854, being 
 the eldest son of the Rev. Alexander McAuslane, D.D. , by 
 his wife Margaret, dau. of James Smith. Livery — Black and 
 yellow. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, a 
 lion rampant sable, a chief chequy azure and argent. Above 
 the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable, doubled or ; and on a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a dexter hand charged with a bezant holding 
 up a ducal coronet within two laurel branches disposed 
 orleways all proper; and in an escroll over the same this 
 
 Motto,'-' ' Audaces Juvo." Married, March 8, 1879, Victoria 
 Albertina, dau. of Andrew Lyons, Knight Commander of the 
 Hanoverian Guelphic Order, of Patras ; and has Issue — 
 James Stuart Colquhoun McAuslane, Gentleman, born 
 January 3, 1889; Margaret Ethel; Gladys Victoria ; Edith 
 Jessica; and Alesta Alexandra. Clubs — National Con- 
 servative, City Carlton. 
 
 M'BARNET (formerly of Torridon in Ross-shire). 
 Arms (R.L. , 27 March 1865)— Azure, a hart's head 
 cabossed, attired with ten tynes argent, a chief embattled 
 of the last. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Out of 
 
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 ■ wrraih of his liveties, a dexter hand grasping a sword in 
 bend proper. MottO— "Sic ad astra. " 
 
 Son of :— 
 
 Umil. -Col. Alexander Cockbnrn M'Bamet. Rts.— 
 1 Roland House, South Kensington, S.W. 
 
 DAVID MACDRAYNE. Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for Uie cos. of Argyll and Dumbarton, and for the city of 
 Glasgow. Bom July 7, 1851. bring the only surviving son 
 of John Bums MacBrayne, Esq. of ( ilenbranter, J. F. for cos. 
 Argyll, Dumbarton and l^n.ark, anil for the city of Glas- 
 gow, by his wife Magd.ilcne. dau. of William Liddell, Esq., 
 Capt. of the 1st Regt. of Volunteers in Glasgow. Armorial 
 bMUrlaga— Quarterly i and 4. gules two lions passant 
 
 
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 guardant, parted per pale or and argent ; 2 and 3, quar- 
 terly i. and iiii., argent, a dexter hand fesseways profjer, 
 holding a cross crosslet fitch^ azure; ii. and iii. , argent, 
 a tower embattled gules (for MacNaughton). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, out of 
 a ducal coronet, a dexter arm grasping a sword all proper ; 
 and in an escroll above the HottO, " Fortis ceu leo fidus." 
 Married, 1882, Amelia Catherine, youngest dau. of John 
 Smyth Owen, Madras Medical Service; and has Issue — 
 John Owen MacBrayne, Gentleman, b. 1885; Amelia 
 Madeleine ; and Vera Sophia Eiizal>eth. Seat — Glenbranter, 
 Slrachur, Argyllshire. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Western 
 (Glasgow), Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 GEORGE M'CALL, Esquire, J. P. co. of Lanark, late 
 Colonel 4th Batt. The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), a 
 Member of the Royal Company of Archers. Born Dec. 6, 
 1830, being the third and only surviving son of the late 
 James M'Call, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife Anna 
 Catharina I. De Wet, dau. of Henricus Fehrszen of the 
 Cape of Good Hope. Armorial bearings— Gules, two 
 arrows saltireways f>oints upward argent, surmounted by a 
 fesse chequy of the second and sable between three buckles 
 also of the second, all within a bordure engrailed or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a kg in armour couped at the calf proper and 
 spurred or. Motto — " Dulce periculum." Estates — Dal- 
 dowte. Lanarkshire, and Lawmamock, Renfrewshire. Seat 
 — Daldowie, Broomhouse, N.B. Clubs — Conservative 
 (S.W.), Western (Glasgow). 
 
 HARDY BERTRAM McCALL, Gentleman. Fellow of 
 the Society of Antiquaries, Scotland. Born Dec. i, 1859, 
 being the second son of John McCall of Walthamstow, 
 in the county of Elssex, by his wife Agnes, daughter and 
 heir of Robert Allan, Surgeon, Professor of Surgery at 
 Edinburgh University, Fellow of the Royal Society, Fellow 
 
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 of the Society of Antiquaries, &c. I.iverv- Blue coat, with 
 silver buttons, black trousers. Armorial bearings He 
 bears for Arms: Azure, a pheon argent, on a chief of the 
 last two spur-rowels gules, within a bordure ermine. On a 
 helmet l^efitting his degree, mantled gules, doubled argent, 
 a griffin's head betwixt two wings proper ; and in an escroll 
 o\er the same this MottO, "Dulce i)ericulum." Married, 
 Scptenil>er 12, 1882, Vida Mary (who died March 16, 1894), 
 second daughter of James Anderson of London ; and has 
 /««*— Thomas Hardy McCall, (jcntlem.in, l)orn February 
 24, 1894; and Vida Mary. He m.irricd secondly, Maud 
 Eleanor, elder dau. of the late Charles Macnally of Greno- 
 side, :ind of Allerton House, Durham. 
 
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 Major-General Sir HUGH McCALMONT. Knigh 
 Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Balh 
 (Mil. Div.) 1900 (C.B. 1885), C.V.O., 1903; late M. P. for 
 North Antrim. Born Feb. 9, 1845, being the eldest son of 
 the late James McCalmont, Esquire, J. P., of Al>l)cy Lands, 
 in the county of Antrim, by his wife Emily, daughter of 
 the late James Martin, Esquire, Deputy- Lieutenant, of 
 Ross, in the county of Galway ; was created Companion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1885. Livery— 
 Blue, with blue and white striped vest. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a cross vair, between four Heurs-dc-lis or. 
 
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 and impaling the arms of Bingham, namely azure, a bend 
 cotised between six crosses pat^e or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head erased proper charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis as in the arms ; with the Motto, " Nil desperandum. " 
 Married, 1885, Rose Elizabeth, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Rose Elizabeth, daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able John Charles Robert Bingham, the fourth Baron Clan- 
 morris; and has/wK* — Dermot Hugh Bingham McCalmont, 
 Esq. , born 1887. Estate — Abbeylands, co. Antrim. Postal 
 address — Mount JuHet, Thomastown, Kilkenny. Clubs — 
 Army and Navy, Cavalry, Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin), 
 Ulster, Royal St. George Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 JAMES MARTIN McCALMONT, Esquire, late Capt. 
 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars and Denbighshire Hussars, 
 Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Marlborough, Knight of the 
 Most Noble Order of the Garter, and Earl Cowper, Knight 
 of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, when Viceroys of 
 Ireland, 1877-1882 ; Member of Parliament for East Antrim 
 since 1885, Honorary Colonel Antrim Artillery. Born May 
 23, 1847, being the second son of the late James McCal- 
 mont, Esquire, Justice of the Peace (Antrim Rifles), of 
 Abbeylands, in the county of Antrim, by his wife Emily, 
 daughter of the late James Martin, Esquire, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, of Ross, in the county of Galway. Livery— 
 Blue, with white and blue striped vest. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a cross vair between four fleurs-de-lis or. Upon the 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, a griffin's 
 head erased proper, charged with a fleur-de-lis as in the 
 
 Srms ; with the Motto, "Nil desperandum." Married, 
 
 Ipctober 1880, Mary, youngest daughter of Colonel Romen 
 
 l)f Bryncemlyn, Dolgelly, North Wales ; and has Issue — 
 
 "iobert Alexander Chaine McCalmont, Esquire, Captain 
 
 JAMES NAPIER M'CAMMOND. Esquire. Born Feb. 
 21, 1856, being the eldest son of the late Sir W. M'Cam- 
 mond, J. P., Lord Mayor of Belfast 1894-95 ^nd 96, by his 
 first wife Margaret M. , eldest dau. of the late William 
 Carson of Carryduff, co. Down. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 a fesse vair between three sea-horses proper. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— Out of a mural crown, a lion's head 
 gules, charged on the neck with a bell argent. Motto — 
 "Justus ac tenax." Married, July 2, 1877, Rita, dau. of 
 Thomas S. Wilson. Seats— Orm\sda\e, Fortwilliam Park, 
 Belfast ; Arnside, Whitehead, co. Antrim. 
 
 § WALTER EDWIN CARSON M'CAMMOND, 
 Esquire, Major and Second in Command of 4th Batt. 
 Royal Irish Rifles, J. P. for Belfast (Queen's Royal Antrim 
 Rifles). Borti July 31, 1874, being third and youngest son of 
 the late Sir William M'Cammond, Knt. , J. P. for Belfast, 
 Lord Mayor of Belfast 1894-5, by his wife Margaret Morrow, 
 eldest dau. ofthe late William Carson of Cnrrydufr,co. Down. 
 Livery — Dark drab, with blue facings and gilt buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse vair between three sea- 
 
 . nd Adjutant Irish Guards, born August 27, 1881 ; and 
 Margaret. Postal address — Magheraraorne, co. Antrim. 
 C/w*j— Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin), Ulster, (Belfast). 
 
 horses proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out cf a 
 mural crown a lion's head gules, charged on the neck with a 
 bell argent. Motto — " Justus ac tenax." Married, April 
 19, 1898, Emily Maud, youngest dau. of the late Robert 
 Porter of Killeen, Fortwilliam Park, Belfast ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Cecil Robert Walter M'Cammond, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 13, 1899; (2) Arthur Norman Wifliam M'Cammond, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 9, 1900; (3) Edwin Sydney Porter 
 M'Cammond, Gentleman, b. Oct. 12, 1902. Residence — 
 Innisfayle, Donegal! Park, Belfast. C/k^— Junior Naval 
 and Military. 
 
 WILLIAM ALFRED M'CAMMOND, Esquire. Born 
 Aug. 30, 1871, being the second son of the late Sir William 
 M'Cammond, Knight Bachelor, J. P. for Belfast, Lord 
 Mayor 1894-95 and 1895-96, by his first wife Margaret M., 
 eldest dau. of the late William Carson of Carryduff, co. 
 Down. Livery— Yia.r\i blue. Armorial bearings— Or, a 
 fesse vair between three sea-horses proper, a crescent for 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 dtffrWKlt. f ""'"f uure and or. OrMt — Out of a 
 nwal crown, a lion's h«ul gules, charged on the neck with 
 • bdlargrat. Motto— "Justusactenax." Postal addrtst — 
 CltRmoat. FortwiUiaro Park. Belfast. Ireland. 
 
 MACCARTIE (U.O.). Argent, a stag trippant gules, 
 attired and unguled or. M a n tl ing gules and argent. 
 OrMt— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm coupcd 
 alMvr tlie elbow erect, hubiteil in mail argent, the hand 
 holding up a newt all proper. MottO— " Forti et fideli 
 nihil dlflSale." , _ ^ . 
 
 Sons of Justin MacCartie, Esq.. J. P.. of CarriRnavar, 
 Barrister-at-Law, ^. 1815, d. 1900; m. 1848, Louisa, 
 d. of Major Edward FitzGer.-Ud, H.E.I.C.S :— 
 Lt.-Col. Frederick FitzGerald MacCartie, C.I.E., RA., 
 M.B. (Trin. Coll.. Dub.). Lt.-Col. Indian Medical Service, 
 Assay M.-ister to H.M. Mint, Calcutta, served in Afghan 
 \V.u- 1879 80 (medal), b. 1851; m. i88a, Julie Charlotte, 
 d. of John Adrian Vanrenen; and has issue— Sheila de 
 Courcy; and Geraldine FiixGerald. 5m/— Carrignavar, 
 CO. Cork. 
 Robert Capel MacCartie, Gentleman, b. 1856. Res.— 
 Justin Charles MacCartie, Gentleman, b. i860; m, 
 1883, Lilian, d. of J. Boyd; and has issue— Lilian. 
 Ra.— 
 
 M'CAUSLAND (U.O.). Or. a boar's head erased 
 between three boars passant azure. Man t lin g azure and 
 or. OlMt — On a wreath of the colours, a boar's head 
 erased azure, armed or, langued gules, and charged with 
 a crescent of the second. Motto — " Virtus sola nobilitat." 
 Sons of Conolly Thomas M'Causland, Esq., of 
 Drcnagh, J.F., D.L. (High Sheriff 1866), b. 1828; 
 d. 1903; m. 1867, Hon. Laura St. John, d. of 14th 
 Baron St. John of Bletsoe : — 
 Maurice Marcus M'Causland. Esq.. J. P., D.L., b. 1872 ; 
 m. 1902, Eileen Leslie, d. of late Robert Alexander Ogilby, 
 Esq. , D. L. , of Pellipar House, Dungiven ; and has issue — 
 Helen Laura. Seal — Drenagh, Limavady, co. London- 
 derry. Club — New Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Patrick M'Causland, Esq., late Capt. ist Batt. Leinster 
 Regt.,^. 1874. Nes. — Ballyness, Coleraine. 
 
 Edmund Thomas William M'Causland. Gentleman, 
 and Lieut Roy. Berks. Regt., b. 1883. Res.— 
 
 M'CLINTOCK (U.O.). Per pale gules and azure, a 
 chevron ermine, between three escallops argent. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion passant proper. Motto — " Virtute et labore." 
 
 Sons of late Robert M'Clintock, Esq., of Dunmore, 
 
 J. P. cos. Donegal and Londonderry, D.L. co. 
 
 Donegal (High Sheriff 1835), b. 1804; d. 1859; m. 
 
 1833. Margaret, d. of Robert Macan of Ballynahone 
 
 House, CO. Armagh : — 
 Col. William M'Clintock, J. P. co. Donegal (High Sheriff 
 1903), late Lt.-Col. R.A., Supt. R.G.P. Factory. Waltham 
 Abbey, ^. 1841 ; m. ist, 1873, Elizabeth Esther (d. 1875), 
 d. of Samuel Lyie of Oaks Lodge, Londonderry; 2nd, 
 1877, Isabella, d. of late George FitzMaurice, R.M. ; and 
 has issue— Robert Lyle M'Clintock, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. 
 and Bt Major R. E. , b. 1874. Seat — Dunmore, nr. London- 
 derry. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 Major Benjamin M'Clintock, late Shropshire Lt. Inf., b. 
 1843. Res.— 
 
 ARTHUR GEORGE FLORENCE M'CLINTOCK, 
 Esquire, J. P. cos. Wicklow, Carlow, Kildare, Down, 
 and King's Co., late Lieut. 26th Cameronians. Bom 
 April 16, 1856, being the only son of the late Lieut.-Col. 
 George Augustus Jocelyn M'Clintock of Fellows Hall, co. 
 Armagh, who served in the S2nd Light Infantry, Lieut.-Col. 
 of the Sligo Rifles, by his wife Catherine Caroline Brownlow, 
 dau. of Sir James Matbew Stronge, Bart. Armorial bear- 
 Inga — Per jjale gules and azure, a chevron ermine between 
 three escallops argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant proper. Motto— 
 "Virtute et labore." Married, July 3, 1877, Susan, third 
 dau. of J. Heywood-Collins, Esq., J. P., of Kelvindale, co. 
 I^anark, and Lagarie, co. Dumbarton ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Arthur George M'Clintock, Gentleman, Lieut, sth Royal 
 Irish Lancers, b. April 30, 1878 ; (2) John Heywood 
 Jocel)m M'Clintock, Gentleman, b. Oct. 21, 1880, Lieut. 
 x8th Hussars [tn. 1904, Mary Catharine, only dau. of Col. 
 Torkington, late K.A., of Willey, Fambam, Surrey]; (3) 
 
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 Robert le Poer M'Clintock, Gentleman, *. Aug. 19, 188a, 
 and Lieut, the Gordon Highlanders; (4) Edward St.ank-y 
 M'Clintock, Gentleman, b. Oct. 7, 1889 ; (5) Ronald St. 
 Clair M'Clintock, Gentleman, b. July 13, 1892; and Jane 
 Catherine Gladys. .Sm/j— Rathvinden, Leighlinbridge, co. 
 Carlow. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD McCLINTOCK, Esquire, Major 
 and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel late 6th Battalion Royal 
 Irish Rifles, J. P. co. Antrim. Bom May 11, 1844, Ixiing 
 the second son of Major H. S. McClintock, by his wife 
 Gertrude, daughter of Roljert \^ Touche, Nlemlx^r of 
 Pariiament. Clubs— )\xn\Qr Carlton, Ulster (Belfast). Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms: Party jh-t p.ile 
 
 gules and azure, a chevron ermine, between three escallops, 
 that in the dexter chief or, in the sinister argent, and in 
 base per pale of the fourth and last. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of tlv 
 colours, a lion passant argent; with the Motto, " Virtuti 
 et labore." Mart ted, August 2, 188 r, Blanche Louisa, 
 daughter of Robert Foster Dunlop of Monasterboice House, 
 Drogheda; and has /w//^ — (i) Stanley Robert McClintock, 
 Gentleman, born May 17, 1882; (2) William Frederick 
 Charles McClintock, Gentleman, born November 21, 1883; 
 (3) Edward Louis Longfield McClintock, Gentleman, bx^rn 
 February 21, 1886. Postal address — Glendanigh, Crumlin, 
 S.O. , county Antrim. 
 
 Admiral Sir FRANCIS LEOPOLD McCLINTOCK, 
 Knight Bachelor, Knight Commander of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath, Fellow of the Royal Society, Doctor 
 of Civil Law of the University of Oxford, Doctor of l^ws 
 of the Universities of Cambridge and Dublin, Honorary 
 Freedom of the City of London, and an Elder Brother of 
 Trinity House. Born July 8, 1819, being the second son 
 of Henry McClintock, Gentleman, formerly of the 3rd 
 Dragoon Guards, by his wife Elizabeth Melesina, daugh- 
 ter of the Venerable Archdeacon Flcury of Waterford ; 
 dubbed Knight Bachelor, i860; created Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1891. 
 Livery— Rg^ and white. Armorial bearings— Party pci 
 pale gules and aziu-e, a chevron ermine, between three 
 escallops, that in the dexter chief or, in the sinistir 
 chief argent, and in base per pale of the fourth ami 
 last ; the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbfi 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and penden 
 his badge as a Knight Commander thereof. Upon tli 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, will 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon : 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant proper ; with tin 
 Motto, "Virtute et labore." Married, October 12, 1870, 
 Annette Elizabeth, second dau. of Robert Foster Dunlop, 
 Esq., J. P., of Monasterboice House, in the co. of Louih, 
 by his wife Anna Elizabeth, commonly known as the Hon. 
 Anna Elizabeth, daughter of the Right Honourable Vib- 
 
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 count Ferrard, by his wife, the Rt. Hon. Viscountess 
 Massereene ; and has /ss7/e—{i) Henry Foster McClintock, 
 Esq., />. Aug. II, 1871 ; (2) John Wilham Leopold 
 McClintock, Esq., R.N., 6. July 26, 1874; (3) Robert Single- 
 ton McClintock, Esq., R.E. , 6. July 26, 1876 ; Anna Eliza- 
 beth [m. 1902, Bernard Eyre Greenwell] ; and Elizabeth 
 Florence Mary. Postal address — 16 Queensberry Place, 
 London, S.W. Clui — United Service, 
 
 FREDERICK ROBERT M'CLINTOCK, Gentleman. 
 Born 1842, being the eldest son of the late Henry Stanley 
 M'Clintock, Esq., J. P. cos. Antrim, Down, and Kildare, 
 late of the Royal Artillery, formerly Major Antrim Artillery, 
 by his wife Gertrude, only dau. of Robert La Touche, 
 M.P., of Harristown, co. Kildare, by Lady Emily his wife, 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. William, ist Earl of Clancarty. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale gules and azure, a chevron ermine be- 
 tween three escallops argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant proper. 
 Motto -" Virtute et labore." Married, 1877, Lucy An- 
 tonio, dau. of Sir Anthony Cleasby, Baron of the Exchequer. 
 Seat — Kilwarlin, Hillsborough, co. Down. 
 
 §JOHN KNOX M'CLINTOCK, Esquire, Major 4th 
 Royal Enniskilling Fusiliers, J. P. and D.L. for the 
 CO. of Tyrone, High Sheriff 1891. Born Feb. 8, 1864, being 
 the eldest surviving son of the late Colonel George Perry 
 M'Clintock, Commander 4th Royal Enniskilling Fusiliers, 
 J. P. and D.L. for the co. of. Tyrone, by his wife Emily 
 Harriett, dau. of the Reverend Samuel Alexander of Termon , 
 CO. Tyrone. Livery — Full dress : claret with white facings, 
 red vest, white breeches ; undress: claret with white facings, 
 vest alternate stripes of red and blue on white, trousers 
 black with red stripes. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Party per pale gules and azure, a chevron ermine 
 
 etween three escallops, that in the dexter chief or, in the 
 inister argent, and in base per pale of the fourth and last. 
 7pon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 irith a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant argent ; with the 
 lotto, "Virtute et labore." Married, April 27, 1893, Amy 
 larrietta, eldest dau. and heir of the late John Stewart 
 Lccles, Esq., D.L., of Ecclesville, co. Tyrone; and has 
 issue — Amelia Isobel Eccles. Estate — Seskinore, and 
 £cclesviUe, co. Tyrone. Postal address — Seskinore, Omagh, 
 Tyrone. Clubs — Junior, Naval and Military, Kildare 
 "treet (Dublin). 
 
 McCOMBIE, see DUGUID-McCOMBIE. 
 
 M'CONNEL (L.O., i860). Or, a lion rampant, in the 
 dexter chief a dexter arm couped gules, holding a cross 
 crosslet fitchfe sable, in the sinister a galley oars in action 
 of the last, flagged of the second, on a chief also of the 
 second, three trefoils slipped of the first. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a stag's 
 head erased gules, charged on the neck with a trefoil slipped 
 or. Motto — " Victor in arduis." 
 
 Dau. and coh. of Henry M'Connel of Cressbrook, co. 
 
 Derby : — 
 Margaret [in. , David Ainsworth, Esq., J. P., D.L., of 
 The Flosh, Cumberland. Res. — 29 Pont Street, London, W. 
 
 M'Connel (L.O. , i860). Arms and Crest as above, 
 
 but the chief "wavy" and charged with "a fleur-de-lis 
 between two trefoils slipped of the first." 
 
 Eld. son of David Cannon M'Connel, Esq., J. P., 
 b. ; d. ; m. Mary, d. of Alexander M ' Leod : — 
 James Henry M'Connel, Esq., J. P. for Queensland, 
 b. 1850 ; m. 1876, Mary Elizabeth, d. of William Kent, 
 Esq., J. P. ; and has issue — (i) Edgar Cannon M'Connel, 
 Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Kenneth Hamlyn M'Connel, 
 Gentleman, b. 1897 ; Dorothea ; Mary Elspeth ; Barbara ; 
 Katherine M'Leod ; Ursula ; and Judith Henry. Seats — 
 Cressbrook, Queensland ; Shafston, Queensland. Club — 
 Queensland (Brisbane). 
 
 M'Connel (L.O., i860). Arms and Crest as above, 
 but the chief " invected," and charged with "a mullet 
 between two trefoils slipped of the first. " 
 
 Only son of John M'Connel, Gentleman, b. \ 
 d. ; m. : — 
 Arthur John M'Connel, Gentleman, b. . Seat — 
 Dugandon, Boonah, Queensland. 
 
 M'Connel (L.O. , i860). Arms and Crest as above, 
 but the chief "indented," and charged with "an annulet 
 between two trefoils slipped of the first." 
 
 Daus. and coheirs of Thomas Houldsworth M'Connel, 
 Gentleman, of Manchester, b. \ d. ; in. : — 
 Mary Gwendoline, /«. Col. G. S. Banister. Res. — 
 Westlake, nr. Yeovil. 
 
 Susan Katherine, m. Major W. D. Garnett-Botfield. 
 Res. — Caradox, Broadstairs, Kent. 
 
 M'Connel (L.O., i860). Arms and Crest as above, 
 but the chief "nebuly," and charged with "a martlet 
 between two trefoils slipped of the first." 
 
 Eld. son of William M'Connel, Gentleman, of Man- 
 chester, b. 1809; d. 1902; m. 1852, Margaret Bradshaw, 
 d. of John Wanklyn : — 
 John Wanklyn M'Connel, Esq., J.P. Ayrshire, Barrister- 
 at-Law, b. 1855 ; m. 1885, Edith, d. of Rev. Robert Henry 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 CobboM. £m<>— Knockdolian, Colmonell, Ayrshire; Well- 
 bank, Prcstwich, Manchester. 
 
 MSiR ROBERT JOHN M'CONNELL. ist Baronet 
 9 (igoo), Lord Mayor of Belfast (1900-1901), J. P. co. 
 Antrim and for the city of Belfast, IX L. Bom Feb. 6, 1853, 
 being the eldest son of the late Joseph M'Connell, by his 
 wife r.tlj.il>eih. dan. of James M'Bride. /./irry Dark 
 (jrecn \\\t\\ M.uk faciiiK'*. aiui scarlet and white waistcoat. 
 ^umorlal beajrlngi— Per pale axure and gules, in the dexter 
 
 a ship in full sail proper, in the sinister an arm embowed 
 argent, the hand holding a trefoil slipjjed or, on a chief of the 
 fourth three stags' heads caboshed sable, the escutcheon 
 being charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag's head erased azure, attired or, and charged with a bee 
 erect of the last. Motto—" Victor in arduis." Married, 
 firstly, Jan. i, 1874, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Smylie 
 of KiUinchy, co. Down ; and secondly, April 27, 1897, Elsie, 
 dau. of Geo. Hewson, Esq., J. P., D. L., of Ennismore, co. 
 Kerry; and has Issue by his first marriage — (i) Joseph 
 M'Connell, Esquire, b. Sept. 17, 1877 \m., April 23, 1900, 
 Lisa, dau. of Jackson M'Gown, Belfast] ; (2) Alfred Edward 
 M'Connell, Esquire, b. Nov. 10, 1880; (3) Thomas Herbert 
 M'Connell, Esquire, b. July 10, 1883 ; (4) William Clarke 
 M'Connell, Esquire, b. Feb. 25, 1885 ; Margaret [»i., Jan. 3, 
 1899, Henry Herbert Martin] ; and Ethel Muriel. Seat — 
 The Moat, Strandtown, co. Down. Town residence — 37 
 Royal Avenue, Belfast. C/«3— Constitutional. 
 
 Sir WILLLAM MAC CORMAC, Baronet (1897), 
 K.C.B. (1901), K.C.V.O. (1898), and Knight Bachelor, 
 five times President of the Royal College of Surgeons 
 of England (1896-1900). Consulting Surgeon and Eme- 
 ritus Lecturer on Clinical Surgery at St. Thomas' Hospital, 
 and Hon. Serjeant-Surgeon to His Majesty the King ; is a 
 Knight of Grace and Principal Medical Officer of Order of 
 St. John of Jerusalem in England. Bom Jan. 17, 1836, 
 being the elder son of Henry MacCormac, Esq., of Belfast, 
 M.D. Univ. of Eklinburgh, and his wife Mary, dau. of 
 William Newsam of Belfast Armorial bearinga— Per 
 
 pale azure and sable, a lion rampant or, holding in the 
 dexter forepaw a sword proper, pommel ami iiilt ol the 
 third, two Haunches of the last, each charged with a lamp 
 suspended by chains proper. Mantling' azure and or. 
 Great — On a wreath of the colours, an arm coupcd gtasping 
 three tilting spears all proper. Motto — "Sine limore. 
 Married, Nov. 30, 1861, Katharine Maria, sixth dau. of 
 John Charters of Cruigavad, Belfast. Residence— \'^ Harley 
 Street, W. Clubs — Athenteum, Marlborough, Reform. 
 
 M'CORQUODALK (L.O., 2 Apl. 1904). Argent, a slag 
 salient gules, attired or, surmounted of a fess wreathed of 
 
 the second and third. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a stag statant. Motto— 
 " Vivat rex." 
 
 Son of Col. George M'Corquodale, J. P., D. L., of 
 
 Newton-le- Willows, Lanes., and Gadlys, Anglesey 
 
 (High Sheriff Lanes. 1882, Anglesey 1889), b. 1817 ; d. 
 
 1895 ; m. 1st, Louisa Kate, d. of Frederick Honan of 
 
 Cork : — 
 
 George Frederick M'Corquodale, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; 
 
 m. 1879, Mary Augusta Walcott, eld. d. and coh. of late 
 
 Lt-Col. Sir Edmund Y. W. Henderson, K.C.B., R.E. 
 
 [Arms of Henderson, vide Henderson]. Seat — The Hoo, 
 
 Great Gaddesden, Herts. Res. — Beechwood, Dunstable. 
 
 MICHAEL M'CREAGH-THORNHILL, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff 1896, Major late 4th Dragoon 
 Guards. Born 1829, being the son of the late Col. 
 Sir Michael M'Creagh, Knight Commander of the 
 Hanoverian Guelphic Order, Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, by his wife Frances 
 Elizabeth, daughter of Captain Christopher Wilson of 
 the 22nd Regiment ; obtained by Royal License in the 
 year 1882 permission to take, in addition, the name 
 and to quarter the arms of Thomhill, on the succession 
 of his wife to the Stanton-in-Peak estate, by the death 
 of her brother, Henry Francis Hurlock, formerly of the 
 87th Regiment, who died 1881. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Gules, two bars gemelles argent, in 
 chief a cross crosslet for distinction ; on a chief of the second 
 a mascle sable, quartering or, on a fesse embattled between 
 in chief three estoiles, and in base a lion rampant gules, 
 a sword proper, point to dexter, pommelled and hiked of 
 the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount a 
 thorn tree proper, charged on the stem with a mascle or, and 
 with a cross crosslet sable on the branches (for Thomhill) ; 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-Hon rampant gules, 
 collared gemelle, and charged on the shoulder with two 
 estoiles or, holding between the paws a bezant, thereon two 
 mascles interleaved sable ; (motto over — "Mors ante dede- 
 cora ") (for M'Creagh). Motto — " Amantes ardua dumos." 
 Married, 1875, Eva Helen Emma, daughter of F. S. 
 Hurlock, Esquire, Justice of the Peace of Brighton, and 
 Emma his wife, daughter of Henry Bache Thornhill of 
 Montagu Place, London, Royal Horse Guards Blue ; and 
 has Issue — Michael Christopher M'Creagh-Thornhill, Es- 
 quire, b. iZtj ; and Flora Helen Frances. Seats — 
 Stanton-in-Peak, near Bakewell, co. Derby; and Drayton, 
 Andover. Town residence — 24 Eccleston Square, S.W. 
 Clubs — Senior United Service, Army and Navy. 
 
 ANDREW J.-^MESON M'CULLOCH the Younger, of 
 Ardwall, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. Born 1876, being the 
 
 feldest son of Andrew Jameson, Advocate, Sheriff of Perth- 
 Shire, by his wife Christian Robison, eldest dau. of John 
 lordon Brown of Lochanhead, by his wife Janet, dau. of 
 lames Murray MCulloch of Ardwall and Hills, Kirkcud- 
 bright. Armorial beaxings— Quarterly i and 4, ermine, 
 Bretty gules, within a bordure of the last ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 Baltire bet\veen a mullet in chief and a roundle in base all 
 Sable. Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a hand throwing a dart 
 proper ; and in an escroll over the same tliis MottO, " Vi et 
 Ininio." Residences — Ardwall, Gatehouse-on-Fleet, N.B. ; 
 I4 Moray Place, Edinburgh. 
 
 FFRENCH FITZGERALD McDERMOT, Esquire, 
 
 late Captain 4th Brigade South Irish 
 
 ||«r!rNp|««Y»f«l<- Division Royal Artillery. Born May 
 
 ^ViL^^-VIMUl. 26, 1848, being the second son of 
 
 the late William French Macdermot, 
 
 styled The Macdermot Roe, of the Princess Charlotte's 
 
 Own Regiment, by his wife Maria Easter, daughter of 
 
 ^Richard White of White Hall, in the county of Dublin. 
 
 Livery — Blue, with red facings. Armorial bearings— 
 
 IHe bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron gules between 
 
 'three boars' heads erased azure, armed or, as many cross 
 
 [,crosslets of the last, a crescent for difference. Upon 
 
 he escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 
 »ith a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 
 able, holding a sceptre or; with the Motto, " Honor pro- 
 
 itaque virtus." Married, firstly, July 26, 1884, Marian 
 
 vho died 1885), daughter of Robert Reid ; and has 
 
 ^sue — Marian. He married secondly, June 1891, Agnes 
 
 Kathleen, daughter of Bernard Daly, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace (High Sheriff 1871) of Hazlebrook, in the 
 county of Dublin, and has, Daphne de Mamuel. 
 
 The Right Honourable HUGH HYACINTH 
 O'RORKE MACDERMOT, of Coolavin, commonly 
 called The MacDermot, Prince of Coolavin, a Member 
 of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council in Ire- 
 land, and one of His Majesty's Counsel Learned in the 
 Law, Attorney-General for Ireland 1892-95, a Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant, Chief of his name. Born 
 July I, 1834, being the son of the late Charles Joseph 
 MacDermot, by his wife Arabella Mary, only child of 
 Hyacinth ORorke of the family of O'Rorke of Breffny. 
 Clubs — Reform, United Service, Hibernian United Service. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, three 
 boars passant azure, armed, bristled and unguled or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head 
 erased azure. Motto — " Honore et virtute." Married, 
 firstly, December 1861, Mary, daughter of Edward Howley, 
 Esquire, of Belleek Castle; and has Issue — (i) Charles 
 Edward MacDermot, Gentleman, Bachelor of Arts of 
 Trinity College, Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, late Lieutenant 
 8th Brigade North Irish Division Royal Artillery, born 
 December 29, 1862 [married, October 1894, Caroline Mary, 
 daughter of John Whyte, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, of Loughbrickland, in the county of 
 Down]; (2) Hugh MacDermot, Gentleman; (3) Roderick 
 MacDermot, Gentleman. He married, secondly, March 
 25, 1872, Henrietta Maria, daughter of Henry Blake ; and 
 by her has, (4) Henry Blake MacDermot, Gentleman ; 
 (S) Percy MacDermot, Gentleman ; (6) Bernard MacDermot, 
 Gentleman ; (7) Dermot MacDermot, Gentleman ; (8) Francis 
 MacDermot, Gentleman. Seat — Coolavin and Clogher, 
 Monaster- Aden, in the county of Sligo. Town residente — 
 10 FitzWilliam Place, Dublin. 
 
 The Late HENRY THOMAS McDERMOTT, Gentle- 
 man, a Member of the Honourable Artillery Company. 
 Born Nov. 21, 1828, being the only son of Henry Thomas 
 McDermott of London, by his wife Emma, third daughter 
 of Thomas Place of London, formerly of the Royal Navy. 
 Armorial bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Party per chev- 
 ron argent and or, on a chevron gules, between in chief 
 
 three boars' heads erased at the neck and in base a cross 
 crosslet azure, three trefoils slipped of the second ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion ram- 
 pant or, holding between the paws a boar's head erased as 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 in the arms; with the Motto, " Honor virtutis pra-mium. ' 
 UarritJ, June 3, 1854, Lydi*. second daughter of William 
 Watkins of Loadon : and has /«k^— Frank McUcrmott, 
 ('•entlcman, bom April x>, 1855 ; and Helen Lydia. Postal 
 ^Jnu—'Vna\iy House, Gensing Gardens, St Leonard's- 
 on-Sea. Sussex. 
 
 THOMAS CHARLl-lS MACDERMOIT. Esc)uirc. Jus- 
 tice of ihe l»cace for the counties of SliRo and Roscommon 
 (High Sheriff 187O. styled Tho MacDernioit-Roe, but the 
 right to this tide is not recorded in Ulster's Office. Bom 
 1847, lieing the eldest son of Captain William Mac- 
 IVimott, itvlcd the MacUermoU-Roc of Alderford (who 
 ditnl 1850), by his wife Maria Kstera, daughter of Richard 
 White of White Hall, in the county of Dublin. I.hnry— 
 Blue with red facings. Armorial bearlngi— He bears 
 for Aram: Argent, on a chevron gules, between three 
 boars' heads erased azure, arn>eil or, as many cross crosslets 
 of the Lost. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Croat, u|K)n a wreath of the colours, argent and 
 axure, a demy lion rampant s;ible, holding a sceptre or ; 
 with the Moito, "Honor probataque virtus." Estate — 
 Alderforil. in the county of Roscommon. Postal address — 
 Alderford House, Ballyfarnow, co. Roscommon. 
 
 MACDONALD, quartered by BOSVILLE and MAC- 
 KINNON. 
 
 MACDONALD. see LIVINGSTONE-MACDONALD, 
 MORETON-MACDONALD, and ROBERTSON-MAC- 
 DONALD, 
 
 Lieutenant-general ALASTAIR MACIAN MAC- 
 DONALD of Dalchosnie, co. Perth, J. P. co. Perth, Lieut.- 
 G«n. (retired), formerly A.D.C. to H.R.H. the Duke of 
 Cambridge, served in the Eastern Campaign of 1854 as 
 A.D.C. to Gen. Pennefather (including the battles of 
 the Alma (severely wounded), and Inkermann (severely 
 wounded), and siege of Scbastopol (medal and three clasps, 
 brevet of Major, hfth class of the Medjidie, and Turkish 
 medal). Born March 22, 1830, being the eldest and only 
 surviving son of the late Sir John Macdonald, K.C.B. of 
 Dalchosnie and Dun Alastair, J. P., Gen. in the Army, and 
 Col. 93nd Highlanders, by his wife Adriana, eldest dau. of 
 James M'Inroy of Lude, Perthshire. ArmoriaJ bearings — 
 Quarterly, i. or, a lion rampant g^les, a canton of the last, 
 thereon pendent from a mural crown of the first by a ribbon 
 of the second fimbriated azure, a representation of the gold 
 medal and clasp presented to Col. Macdonald for his ser- 
 vices in the Peninsular War; 2. argent, a dexter arm em- 
 bowed in armour prof>er, garnished or, the hand grasping 
 a dagger, the point downwards also proper, the pommel 
 and hilt or ; 3. argent, on waves of the sea propwr, a ship 
 with sails furled sable, in base a salmon naiant also prof>er ; 
 4. or, an oak tree growing out of a mount in base proper, 
 surmounted by an eagle displayed sable, over the whole a 
 fesse counter-embattled gules, thereon two swords in saltire, 
 points upward argent, pommels and hilts or, between a 
 representation of the Spanish cross of distinction on the 
 dexter and the Portuguese cross of distinction on the 
 sinister, both proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 Out of a mural crown or, in front of an arm in armour 
 fesseways, the hand proper, holding a cross crosslet sable, 
 flames issuing from the top also proper, a flagstaff there- 
 from flowing to the sinister a banner gules, inscribed 
 "Arolia" in letters of gold, the staff entwined with a 
 branch of laurel vert. Motto— "Per mare per terras." 
 A'«/— Meal Dubh, Rannoch, co. Perth. /?«.— 37a Park 
 Lane, W. C<«*j— United Service, Wellington, and White's. 
 
 ALLAN DOUGLAS MACDONALD, Esquire, Chief of 
 Clanranald, late Capt. R.A. Bom April 1856, being the 
 eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Reginald John Mac- 
 Donald, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath {1887), Knight Commander of the Most 
 Exalted Order of the Star of India (1877), Chief of Clan- 
 ranald, by his wife the Honouraable Adelaide, dau. of the 
 Right Honourable the 5th Baron Vernon. Armorial 
 iMarlogS — Quarterly, i. argent, a lion rampant gules ; 2. 
 or, a dexter hand couped fesseways holding a cross cross- 
 let fitch^ in pale gules ; 3. or, a galley, oars in saltire sable, 
 in the base nudy vert, a salmon naiant argent ; 4. argent, 
 an oak tree vert, surmotmted of an eagw displayed or. 
 
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 Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a triple-towered castle ar- 
 gent, masoned sable, and issuing from the centre tower 
 a dexter arm in armour cinbowed grasping a sword all 
 pro|)er ; and for Supporters, on either side a bear hav- 
 ing two arrows pierced through his bo<iy all proper ; with 
 the Mottoes (alx>ve the crest), " My hojie is constant in 
 thee," and (under tlic arms) " l^handeon co heiragha." 
 
 JAMICS MACDONALD, Esquire. Armorial bearings 
 —Quarterly, 1. or, a lion rampant gules ; a. or, a dexter 
 hand fesseways holding a cross crosslet fitch^e gules ; 3. or, 
 a galley sable ; 4. parted per fesse argent and vert, a salmon 
 naiant proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour fesseways 
 coui>ed below the elbow proper, the hand holding a cross 
 crosslet fitchi^e gules. Motto — " Per mare, per terras." 
 Residence— Qx^\%-x\Zl Gower, Argyll. 
 
 S MONTAGU WILLIAM COLQUHOUN FARQU- 
 HARSON MACDONALD, Esquire, J. P. forco. Penh, 
 laie Lieut. Grenadier Guards, and Capt. Perthshire Volun- 
 teers. Born Jan. 15, 1851, Ijeing the eldest son of the late 
 Colonel William Macdonald Faiquharson Colquhoun Mac-, 
 donald, J. P. and D.L. cos. Forfar and Perth; J. P. co.| 
 Sussex: Col. Com. 2nd Perthshire Highland, R.V., and' 
 Archer H.M. Scottish Bodyguard, F.R.S.E. and F.R.G.S., 
 by his wife Hon. Clara Anne Jane Brownlow, second dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. Charles, isl Lord Lurgan, by Jane his wife. dau. 
 of Roderick M'Neill, Chief of Barra. Armorial bearing^ 
 — Quarterly, i. or, a lion rampant gules ; 2. or, a dexter arm 
 in armour couped in fesse proper, the hand holding a cro.-^s 
 crosslet fitchte gules ; 3, or, a lymphad, oars and sail sable, 
 flags flying gules ; 4. vert, a salmon naiant peoper, all 
 within a bordure azure, charged with two mascles in chief 
 argent and a boar's head erased in base or. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries 
 a demi-lion gules, holding in his dexter paw a hand proper. 
 Motto—" Per mare per terras." Seat—St. Martin s Abbey, 
 Perth. 
 
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 WILLIAM KID MACDONALD, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Forfar. Born 1838, being the 
 
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 Peace for the cotmty of Forfar, by his wife Ann, only 
 
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 daughter of William Kid, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Forfar. Armorial bearings— Party per 
 bend indented or and ermine, a double-headed eagle dis- 
 played proper, teaked and membered gules, surmounted 
 of a galley sable flagged of the third, and in the sinister 
 chief point a pine-tree eradicated proper. Mantling sable 
 doubled or; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a raven proper on a rock azure; Motto, "Nee 
 tempore nee fato." Estate — Ballintuim, in the county of 
 Perth. Postal address — Windmill House, Arbroath, N.B. 
 
 WILLIAM RAE MACDONALD, Gentleman, Carrick 
 Pursuivant of Arms (1898). Born December 25, 1843, 
 being the only son of William Rae Macdonald of Mont 
 Albion, Surinam, South America, and his wife Isabella, 
 daughter of Frederick Johnston, Banker in Edinburgh. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly argent 
 
 holding a cross crosslet fitch^e in pale gules ; 3. or, a galley, 
 oars in action, flags flying sable ; 4. vert, a salmon naiant 
 l^ioper, over all, on a fesse sable, an eagle's head couped 
 argent, b;aked gules, between two sprigs of maple slipped 
 
 land or, in the first quarter a lion rampant gules, armed 
 tand langued azure ; in the second a dexter hand proper, 
 [couped fessways, holding a cross crosslet fitch^e gules; 
 I in the third a lymphad, sails furled, and oars in saltire 
 sable ; in the fourth a salmon naiant proper ; over all, 
 on a fesse of the third, a cushion of the second. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest — A dexter hand holding 
 a dirk erect proper. Motto — "Nee tempore nee fato." 
 Married, September 9, 1880, Annie Smith, daughter of 
 'Frederick Johnston. Postal address — Neidpath, Wester 
 [Coates Avenue, Edinburgh. 
 
 MACDONALD (L.O.). Quarterly, i. argent, a lion 
 [.rampant gules ; 2. argent, a dexter hand couped fesseways, 
 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in armour grasping a dagger proper. 
 Motto — " Perseverantia. " 
 
 Son of William Stone Macdonald, Gentleman : — 
 Charles Macdonald, Gentleman, m. and has issue a 
 son, William Stone Macdonald, Gentleman. Residences — 
 Blinkbonny, Gananogue, Ontario, Canada ; and New York. 
 
 MACDONALD (L.O.). Party per l^end indented or and 
 ermine, a double-headed eagle displayed proper, beaked 
 
 and membered gules, surmounted of a galley sable, flagged 
 of the third, and in the sinister chief point a pine-tree eradi- 
 
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 caied proper. M*"l""g snble, doubled or. OrMt — On a 
 
 wreauh of his liveries, a ra\-en proper on a rock azure. 
 
 Motto — " Nee tempore nee falo." 
 
 Son of John Macdonald. Esq., I. P. co. Forfar, m. Ann, 
 only d. of William Kid, Esq., J. P. co. Forfar: — 
 William Kid Miicdonald, Esq. J. P. co. Forfar, i. 1838. 
 
 /;■*/.»/.• -Hiillintuim. co. Perth. ^«.— Windmill House, 
 
 Arbroath, N. a 
 
 Macdonald. Arms as above, but rematric 1905 with a 
 bordure. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Freiierick Fotberingham Macdonald, Gentleman, 6. 
 A'«. — Lochlands, Forfarshire. 
 
 A:NEAS RANALD MACDONELL, Chief of Glen- 
 Kirry. Bum Amb. 8, 1875, being the eldest son of the late 
 Aneas Ranald W estrop Nlacdonell, by his wife Citherinc 
 Frances, dau. of Henry i lerries Creed. Armorial boarllij^ 
 — Or, an eaele displayed gules surmounted by a lymphad 
 sable, sails furled up and rigging proper, in the dexter chief 
 a dexter hand coufwd in fesse of the second, in the sinister 
 a cross crosslet fitch^ of the third. Above the shield 
 is placed a helmet betitting his degree, with a mant- 
 
 ling gules, doubled argent; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a raven proper perched on a rock 
 azure. Supporters — Two bears, each having an arrow 
 pierced through the body all proper. Mottoes — Over the 
 crest, "Cragan an Fhithich ; " "Per mare, per terras." 
 /Residences — The Gables, The Close, Salisbury; Baku, 
 Russia. Clui — Badminton. 
 
 ARTHUR ANTHONY MACDONELL, Gentleman, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Fellow of Balliol 
 College, and Boden Professor of Sanskrit in the University 
 of Oxford. Born May 11, 1854, being the elder son of Col. 
 Alexander Anthony Macdonell (Lochgarry), and his wife 
 Margaret Jane, eldest dau. of Lachlan Maclean of Rum. 
 Armorial bearin^^ — Or, an eagle displayed gules, sur- 
 mounted of a lymphad sable, her sails furled up and 
 rigging proper, in the dexter chief p)oint a dexter hand 
 couped in fesse of the second, and in the sinister a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e azure, all within a bordure engrailed of the 
 last Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and on 
 a wreath of his liveries if set for a Crest, a raven proper 
 perching on a rock gules ; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, " Craigan an Fhithich" (Rock of the Raven), 
 and in another escroll below the shield this motto, "Per 
 mare, per terras." Married, December 11, 1890, Mary 
 I>ouise, youngest daughter of William Lowson, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, of Baliha^ock, in the coimty of 
 Perth ; and has Issue — Alasdair Soinerled Macdonell, 
 Gentleman, bom December 10, 1893 ; Flora Lindsay ; and 
 Mona Isobel. Postal address — "Lochgarry," Banbury 
 Road, Oxford. 
 
 MACDONELL (L.O.). Per chevron or and vert, in 
 dexter chief a dexter hand fesseways couped at the wrist 
 
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 gules, in sinister chief a cross crosslet fitch^ of the third, 
 and in base a two-headed eagle, with wings displayed of the 
 first, surmounted by a galley also of the first, sails furled i^ 
 and rigged sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 4^B 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent. IP 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries is set a raven 
 perching on a rock pro|K"r. Mottoes - Over the crest, 
 " Faicilleach," and below, " Per mare, y>er terras." 
 
 Son of Eneas Ronald Macdonell, Esq., I. P., U.L., 
 i. 1831 ; d. ; m. 1859, Catherine, only surviving 
 
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 child of the late James Sidgreaves, of Inglewhite Hall, 
 CO. Lanes: — 
 James Sidgreaves Macdonell, Gentleman, 6. Nov. i, 1870. 
 Seat — Morar, Arisaig, co. of Inverness. 
 
 MACDONNELL, see ARMSTRONG - MACDON- 
 NELL. 
 
 MACDONNELL (U.O.). Quarterly, i. or, a lion ram- 
 pant gules ; 2. or, a dexter arm issuant from the sinister fess 
 point out of a cloud prof>er, in the hand a cross crosslet 
 fitch^ erect azure ; 3. argent, a lymphad sails furled sable; 
 4. per fesse azure and vert, a dolphin naiant in fess proper, 
 in the centre point over all a cross pat^e per fess gules and 
 erminois. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm embowed fess wise, vested or, 
 cuffed argent, the hand holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect 
 azure, the arm charged with a cross pat^e gules. Motto — 
 " Toujours prfit." 
 
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 Hercules Henry MacDonnell, Esq., J. P. co. Louth, 
 M.D. (Dublin). ./?«.— Roden Place, Dundalk. 
 
 M'DONNELL (U.O.). Quarterly, 1. or, a lion ram- 
 pant gules ; 2. or, a dexter arm issuant from the sinister 
 fess point out of a cloud proper, in the hand a cross cross- 
 let fitch^e erect azure; 3. argent, a lymphad sails furled 
 sable ; 4. per fess azure and vert, a dolphin naiant proper, 
 in the centre point over all a trefoil slipped also proper. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed fesswise, vested or, cuffed 
 argent, the hand holding a cross crosslet fitchfe erect azure, 
 the arm charged with a trefoil slipped proper. Motto — 
 "Toujours pret." 
 
 Son of John M'Donnell, M.D., of 32 Upper Fitz- 
 william Street, Dublin : — 
 
 William Dobbs M'Donnell, Gentleman, M.A. (Dublin), 
 Barrister-at-Law King's Inns, b. . Res. — Barnclose, 
 
 Sliankhill, co. Dublin. 
 
 jH ANDREW KENNETH M'DOUALL, Esquire, J.P. 
 
 @ and D.L. Born August 6, 1870, being the eldest son 
 of the late James M'Douall, Esq., J.P. and D. L., by his 
 wife Agnes, eldest dau. of .Sir Thomas Buchan Hepburn, 
 Bart., of Smeaton ?Iepburn. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 a lion rampant argent, gorged with an antique crown or. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a tiger's head erased, crowned with an Imperial 
 crown, with a lion's paw issuing from a cloud grasping the 
 crown from the tiger's head proper. Supporters — Two 
 lions argent, crowned with an antique crown or, armed and 
 l.ingued gules. Seat — Logan, Mull of Galloway, near Stran- 
 raer ; Gencch Dunragit, N.B. 
 
 McDOUALL (L.O.). Azure, a lion rampant argent, 
 crowned with an antique crown or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 iiles, doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his 
 Sveries is set a tyger's head erased, crowned with an im- 
 erial crown, with a lion's paw issuing from a cloud, grasp- 
 ing the crown from the tyger's head. Supporters — Two 
 lions rampant crowned with antique crowns proper, stand- 
 "ag on a compartment in which is this word, "Victoria." 
 [otto — " Usurpari noli." 
 
 Son of James McDouall, Esq., J. P., D.L., b. 1840; 
 d. ; in. Sept. 16, 1869, Agnes, eld. dau. of Sir 
 
 Thomas Buchan Hepburn, Baronet, of Smeaton Hep- 
 burn : — 
 
 Andrew Kenneth McDouall, Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, 1870. 
 ^eats — Logan, near Stranraer; Genoch Dunragit, N.B. 
 
 HENRY MACDOWALL, Esquire, J.P. and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, Capt. Renfrewshire Militia. Born March 
 13, 1845, being the eldest son of the late Henry MacDowall, 
 
 sq., of Garthland, by his wife Isabella Fergus, youngest 
 laughter of James Dennistoun of Golfhill. Clubs — Conser- 
 
 itive. New (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Azure, a lion rampant collared and crowned or. 
 
 Jpon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 Segree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon 
 
 , wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a lion's paw erased 
 folding a dagger erect all proper. Mottoes — Above the 
 
 rest, " Fortis in arduis ; " under the shield, " Vincere vel 
 
 nori." Married, February 4, 1885, Eleanora Louisa, 
 froungest daughter of Sir William Maxwell, sixth Baronet 
 bf Monreith. Seat — Garthland, and Carruth, in the county 
 |f Renfrew, N.B. 
 
 MACDUFF, quartered by DUFF, STUART, STUART- 
 UCHARDSON, and VERSCHOYLE. 
 
 ALEXANDER MACDUFF, Esquire, J.P. Born July 
 "29, 1849, being the son of Alexander Macduff of Bonhard, 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of Francis Brown of Jordanhill. Clubs 
 — Junior Carlton, New (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings — 
 Paly of six ermine and or, a lion rampant gules, armed 
 and langued azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a demi-lion gules, holding in the dexter paw a dagger 
 
 proper ; and in an escroll above this Motto, " Deus Juvat." 
 Married, May 16, 1883, Edith Alexandrine, daughter of 
 John Shiell of Smithfield, in the county of Forfar ; and has 
 Issue — Alexander Macduff, Gentleman, born July 6, 1884; 
 Ursula Edith ; and Mary Elizabeth Frances. Estate and 
 postal address — Bonhard, Perth. 
 
 SSiR MALCOLM DONALD MACEARCHARN, 
 Knight Bachelor (1900), Major Commanding Victorian 
 Scottish Regt., J.P. for Queensland, Mayor of Melbourne 
 i8g8, 1899, 1900. Born 1852, being the son of Malcolm 
 Macearcharn. Armorial bearing^ — Parted per fesse or 
 and argent, a galley, sails furled sable, on a shield gules, 
 pendent therefrom on the sinister side a trefoil of the 
 second. Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries, an arm in armour, the hand bare 
 proper, holding a cross crosslet paleways fitchde or. 
 
 Motto — " Per mare, per terras." Married, , Mary, 
 
 dau. of John Boyd Watson, of Bendigo. Residences — 
 Goathland, Kew, Melbourne; Goathland, Yorks ; Strath- 
 field Station, Burke, Queensland. C/«^— Conservative. 
 
 JOSHUA JAMES MACEVOY-NETTERVILLE, Esq., 
 J.P. for CO. Kildare. Born 1829, being the second son of 
 James MacEvoy, Esq., J.P. , of Tobertynan, co. Meath, 
 who died 1834, by Teresa Maria, dau. of Sir Joshua Colles 
 Meredyth, 8th Bart. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 
 4, argent a cross gules, fretty or, in the first quarter a lozenge 
 of the second, for difference (for Netterville) ; 2 and 3 per 
 fesse azure and per pale or and ermine, a fesse gules, issuant 
 therefrom a demi-lion argent, in the dexter base a dexter 
 hand couped at the wrist of the fourth (for MacEvoy), and 
 upon an escutcheon of pretence the same arms of Netter- 
 ville. Mantling gules and argent ; aud for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant guardant 
 gules, bezant^e, and charged with a lozenge or for difference 
 (for Netterville) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm erect, vested gules, cuffed erminois, holding in the 
 hand a sword proper (for MacEvoy). MottO — " Cruci dum 
 spiro spero. " Married, i860, the Hon. Mary Reddis 
 Bridget Ellen, dau. of the Rt. Hon. James, 7th Viscount 
 Netterville {ext.), whose name and arms he assumed by 
 Royal License ; and has /wa^ — Male ; Theresa; Elizabeth, 
 a nun ; Rose \_in. Count E. O'Beyrne] ; Barbara [/«. 
 Nicholas Synnott, Barrister-at-Law] ; Victoria, a nun ; 
 and Pauline. Postal address — Villa Rita, Biarritz. 
 
 S WILLIAM M'EWAN, Esqiiire, M.P. for Edinburgh, 
 Central Division, D.L. for city of Edinburgh. Born 
 1827, being the son of John M'Ewan, Shipowner, of Alloa, 
 N.B. Armorial bearings— Gules, a garb or, on a chief 
 argent, a lion's head erased gules. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, the trunk of an oak-tree 
 with a branch sprouting forth on either side proper. Motto 
 — " Reviresco." Married, 1885. Residence— \6 Charles 
 Street, Berkeley Square, W. 
 
 WILLIAM ALEXANDER MACFARLANE-GRIEVE 
 (formerly Wm. Alex. Comyn Macfarlane), M.A. , of Eden- 
 hall, CO. Roxburgh, and Impington Hall, co. Cambridge. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, argent a saltire 
 invected between four roses gules ; 2 and 3 gules, on a fesse 
 between three fetterlocks or, a mullet azure. Mantling 
 gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crests, i. on the dexter side, a demi-savage wreathed 
 about the middle with laurel, grasping in his dexter hand a 
 sheaf of arrows, and pointing with his sinister to an imperial 
 crown or ; and in an escroll above, this Motto, "This I'll 
 defend," 2. on the sinister side, a dexter arm in armour 
 embowed, the hand grasping a dagger point downwards, 
 hilled and pommelled or, and in an escroll above, this 
 Motto, "Hoc securior." Seats — Edenhall, co. Roxburgh, 
 and Impington Hall, co. Cambridge. Town residence — 
 II Queen's Gate Terrace, S.W. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM MACFIE of Dreghorn and Colin- 
 ton, Esq., J.P. cos. Ayrshire and Midlothian. Born Dec. i, 
 1844, being the eldest son of Robert Andrew Macfie, Esq. , 
 of Dreghorn and Colinton, co. Midlothian, J.P. , Fellow of 
 the Royal Society (Edinburgh), sometime M.P. for Leith 
 Burghs, by his wife Caroline Eliza, eldest dau. of John 
 Easton, M.D. , of Comance Hill, co. Dumfries, and of the 
 15th Hussars. Livery — Blue, with gilt buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Parted per fesse 
 
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 netaily oxtirc an<l or. in chief a sword argent point down- 
 wards, hilled and pommelled of the second, and in base a 
 Ivmpluul able under sail uf the third, flags and pennons 
 flyins gttlet. Al>ove the shield is pliicetl a helmet Ijofitting 
 hu oegrw, with a mantling gules, jlouliled argent; and 
 on a >»Tcath of his liveries is set for Oreit, a demi-lion 
 ramixuU proper : and on an escroll over the same this MottO, 
 •' l*ro Rcge. AfarrieJ, June 7. 1867, Helen (d. 1896), dau. 
 
 of Major-General Charles Wahab of Her Majesty's Indian 
 Service, by bis wife Janet, daughter of Alexander Cowan 
 of Edinburgh ; and has Issue — (i) Robert Andrew Scott 
 Macfie, Gentleman, Master of Arts of the University 
 of Cambridge, Bachelor of Science of the University of 
 Edinburgh, bom April 10, 1868 ; (2) Charles Wahab Scott 
 Macfie, Gentleman, born December 9, 1872 ; (3) John 
 William Scott Macfie, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.) and 
 B.Sc. (Eldin.), born September 16, 1879; Janet Cowan 
 Scott ; Helen Charlotte Scott ; Mary Scott ; Letitia Suart 
 Scott {d. 1897) ; Alison Bland Scott ; and Marion Shiela 
 Scott Postal address — Rowton Hall, Chester. Club — 
 University (Edinburgh). 
 
 S WILLIAM MACFIE, Esquire, C.B. (Civil), late Lieut. - 
 Col. commanding 3rd V. B. Liverpool Regt., Honorary 
 Col. also (Volunteer Decoration) retired, J. P. for cos. Argyll 
 and Lancaster. Bom May 9, 1840, being the eldest son of 
 Robert Macfie, Esq., of Airds, Argyllshire, Langhouse, 
 Renfrewshire, and Oban, Argyllshire, J. P. for Renfrewshire, 
 D.L. for Argyllshire, by his wife Agnes Fairrie, dau. of 
 James Fairrie of Greenock. Livery — Dark blue and yellow. 
 Aimorlal bearing — Per fesse wavy azure and or, m chief 
 a two-handed sword argent, point downwards, hiked and 
 pommelled of the second, and in base a lymphad sable, 
 under sail of the third, and impaling the arms of Allan, 
 namely, parted per bend indented ermine and gules, in the 
 sinister chief a stag s head erased of the second, attired or, 
 and in the dexter base a crescent argent, pendent below the 
 escutcheon his badge as a C. B. Mantlmg gules, doubled 
 argent Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion 
 rampant sable. Motto — "Pro rege." Marned, March 20, 
 1867, Jane Crawford, second dau. of James Allan, Gentle- 
 man, of Glasgow; and has Issue — (i) Robert Macfie, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 18, 1868 (d. March 23, 1889); (2) James 
 Allan Macfie, Gentleman, *. Sept 7, 1871 ; (3) Claud 
 
 Macfie, Gentleman, ist Ujitt. Seaforth Highlanders, b, 
 June 4, 1878; (4) William Leslie Macfie, Gentleman, *. 
 May 14, 188 1 ; (5) Edmund Shaw Macfie, Gentk-man. b. 
 Oct. 16, 1883. Seats — Airds, Port Appin, Argyllshin-, 
 Uplands Hall, near Preston. C/«*j— National Liberal, 
 Reform (Liverpool). 
 
 ROBERT McGAVIN, Esquire, of Ballumbie, co. Forfar, 
 J. P. and Comr. of Supply for co. Forfar. 
 OMr<f^AVltn ^'"'■^ ^827. l>cing 'he son of William 
 V^K\uaWn McGavin, Merchant, of Dundee, by his 
 wife Margaret, daughter of James Lind- 
 say. Armorial bearlne^s— lie l>ears for Arms: Per pale 
 gules and at.., in chief three barrulets wiwy und in liaRc 
 a boar's he.id coui>etl or, on a chief argent three fleurs- 
 de-lis of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a wyvern's 
 head vert, ducally gorged or, vomiting flames of fire proper; 
 and in an escroll above, this Motto, "God send grace.' 
 Seat — Ballumbie, Dundee, N.B. 
 
 ROBERT JOHN MACGEOUGH, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace. Bom September 22, 
 CI|AnflYI>nttiTfl ^838, being the fourth son of the 
 tpa(.{^i;UU|}lJ late Walter MacGeough Bond, by 
 his wife Anne, daughter of the late 
 Ralph Smythe of Gaybrooke, in the county of Westmeath. 
 Livery — Claret - coloured coat and vest, fawn-coloured 
 breeches, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Per bend sable and or, three leopards" faces counter- 
 changed. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a naked arm embowed , the hand 
 holding a scymitar all proper ; with the Motto, " Nemo me 
 impune lacessit." Married, March 11, 1869, Alice, youngest 
 daughter of the late James Sievewright of Cavendish 
 Place, Brighton ; and has Issue— h\\z& [married, September 
 Q, 1891, Maxwell Vandeleur Blacker Douglass, and has 
 issue]. Estates— 'Y\\& Silverbridge Estate and the Corran 
 Estate, both in the county of Armagh ; the Down Estate, 
 in the county of Down, /"w/a/arff/rew— Silverbridge House, 
 Silverbridge, Ireland. 
 
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 quire, of Drumsill, co. Armagh, J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Armagh, High Sheriff 1872, late Lieut. 49th Foot, was 
 M.P. for Armagh 1855-57, and 1859-65. Bom 1831, being 
 the eldest son of Walter MacGeough-Bond, Esq., of Drum- 
 sill and The Argory, co. Armagh, who d. 1886, by his 
 second wife Anne, second dau. of the late Ralph Smyth, 
 Esq., of Gaybrook, co. Westmeath (she d. 1892). Armorial 
 beaxings — Quarterly i and 4, or, on a chevron gules, three 
 annulets argent (for Bond) ; 2 and 3, per bend sable and or, 
 three leapords' faces, two and one counterchanged (for 
 MacGeough). Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion sejant argent, charged on the 
 shoulder with an annulet sable (for Bond) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a de.xter arm embowed, the hand grasping a 
 scymitar in the act of striking, all proper (for MacGeough). 
 Motto — "Nemo me impune lacessit." Married, 1856, 
 Albertine Louise, dau. of Frederick Shanahan, Barrister-at- 
 Law ; and has, with other /w?/^— Walter MacGeough-Bond, 
 Gentleman, b. 1857. Seat — Drumsill, Armagh. Clubs— 
 Army and Navy, Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 § HENRY M'GRADY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the 
 CO. of the city of Dundee, Lord Provost of the city 
 of Dundee, Nov. 1896 to 1899, and J. P. for Forfarshire. 
 Born 1836, being the eldest son of the late Henry M 'Grady 
 of Dundee. Armorial bearings — Parted per pale azure 
 and ermine, three lions passant counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling azure doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a Ijorse's head erased argent. 
 Motto — " Honore et industria." Married, 1866, Jemima, 
 
 [youngest dau. of the late James Anderson Hughes of 
 [ Droughty Ferry, and formerly of Wallaroo, South Australia ; 
 [and has issue. Residences — Arnhall, Dundee ; and Kelly 
 . Castle, Arbroath. 
 
 I Sir MALCOLM MACGREGOR of MacGregor, in 
 f the county of Perth, 5th Baronet, Chief of MacGregor, 
 fCommander Royal Navy. Born August 3, 1873, being the 
 I son of Sir Malcolm MacGregor of MacGregor, the 4th Bart. , 
 iby his wife Helen Laura, commonly known as Lady Helen 
 
 Laura, daughter of the Right Honourable Hugh Seymour 
 McDonnell, ninth Earl of Antrim ; succeeded his father 
 1879, under the creation of July 3, 1795. Livery— (Ares,^) 
 White, with blue facings ; (undress) blue, with white fac- 
 ings. Armorial bearings — Argent, an oak-tree eradi- 
 
 cated in bend sinister proper, surmounted of a sword 
 in bend of the last, supporting on its point in dexter 
 canton an anticjue crown gules. Upon the escutcheon, which 
 is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a lion's head proper, crowned with an antique crown or. 
 Supporters — De.\ter, a unicorn argent, crowned, horned or; 
 sinister, a deer proper, tined azure. Mottoes — " E'en do 
 and spair not," " 'S rioghal mo dhream." Heir presumptive 
 — His brother, Alexander Ronald Macgregor, Esquire, born 
 June 20, 1878. Seat — Edinchip, Balquhidder, in the 
 county of Perth. Clubs — Pratt's, Caledonian. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM MACGREGOR, K.C.M.G.,C.B.,M.D., 
 Hon. LL.D. (Edin.). Hon. D.Sc. (Camb.), was Chief 
 Medical Officer of Fiji 1875-7, Receiver-Gen. of that 
 Colony, First Administrator of British New Guinea, ap- 
 pointed Gov. and Com.-in-Chief Lagos 1899, has received 
 the Albert (2nd class) and "Clarke" medals for saving 
 life at sea, Founder's medal Royal Geographical Society ; 
 represented Fiji at Federal Council of Australasia 1886, 
 and has several times administered the Government of Fiji, 
 and acted as High Comr. and Consul-Gen. for W. Pacifies ; 
 was first Governor of British New Guinea, over which he 
 declared sovereignty Sept. 1888 ; Governor of Lagos 1898 ; 
 represented West African Colonies at the Coronation 1892. 
 Born 1847, being the son of J. MacGregor. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly or and argent, a sword in bend azure 
 surmounted of an oak sinister proper, the former supporting 
 on its point an antique crown gules, in base a horse-shge 
 
 is the N%v{U CQCkade, 
 
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 ai^Qc 
 
 apac 
 
 Hihle. MkBtUnf Riuit* and or. Orect— On a wreath of 
 Ihe colours, a lions hrail or, lanjj\iod ku'<s. Motto—" E'en 
 do and spare not." Atarried, 1863, Mary. dau. of R. Cox. 
 A*«it/<nM-«— Cktvemment House, Logos, W. Africa. 
 
 MACXIREGOR (1810 and 187a). Quarterly, i and 4. 
 ardent, a sword in bend dexter azure, hilled and |)onimelIcd 
 ur, surmounted of an oak-tree eradicate<l in bend sinis- 
 ter proper, the forn>fr supporting on its point in the 
 dexter canton an antique crown gules (for MacGregor) ; 
 a and 3, sable, a chevron t)et\veen three griffins' he.ids 
 erased or (for Skinner). Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Creit — On a wreath of the liveries, a lion's head enisetl, 
 crowned with an antique crown proper. Mottoes — (Over 
 the crest) " Een do and spair not," (under the arms) 
 " Nunquam non paratus." 
 
 Son of late Capt. Cortlandl George Macgregor (formerly 
 
 Macgrrgor-Skinner), Capt. and Hon. Major 3Sth 
 
 Regt. ,^. 183a; </. 190a; m. ist, 1864, Caroline Mary 
 
 Anne, d. of J. Wilson, MI). : — 
 
 Cortlandt George Macgregor, Gentleman, b. 186^ ; m. 
 
 189a, Mars-nret los«'j)hine Picton Warlow, d. of Col. J. 
 
 Picton Turlx'rTill (formerly Warlow) of Ewenny Priory, 
 
 Bridgend, Glamorganshire; and has issue — (i) Cortlandt 
 
 Richard Macgregor, Gentleman, b. 1894; (a) Kenneth 
 
 CortUindt Macgregor, Gentleman, b. 1896; and Margaret 
 
 Edith. Res. — Fonthill, Lansdown, Bath. 
 
 Son of late Lt.-Col. Robert Francis Henry Macgregor 
 
 (formerly Macgregor-Skinner), 79th and Sand Regts. , 
 
 by his wife May, d. of Thomas Revington of Bray, 
 
 Ireland : — 
 
 ArthurCortlandt MacGregor, Gentleman, B. A. Trin. Coll. , 
 
 Camb. , b. Feb. 37, 1867 [Anns as above, and (matric. 187a) 
 
 in the centre of the quarters a crescent azure for difference. 
 
 Impalement— Quarterly, 1 and 4, argent, a chevron gules, 
 
 between three square buckles sable ; a and 3, or, two lions 
 
 passant gules], m. 10 July 1895, Evelyn Mabel, d. of Capt. 
 Hon. Reynolds Moreton, R.N. ; and has issue — (i) Trevor 
 Moreton Cortlandt MacGregor, Gentleman, b. 7 Jan, 1898 ; 
 (a) Robert Noel Cortlandt MacGregor, Gentleman, b. 
 35 Dec. 1899: Margaret Noel (twin with Robert); and 
 Lilian Rose. Clubs — Wellington, Royal St. George Yacht 
 (Kingstown). 
 
 Son of late Major Cortlandt Alexander MacGregor : — 
 
 Philip Melvill MacGregor, Gentleman [Arms as above, 
 
 and (matric. 1883) all within a bordure quarterly azure and 
 
 or], b. . lies. — 15 Evelyn Mansions, Carlisle Place, 
 
 S.W. 
 
 Son of late Col. Philip Ix'ighton MacGregor,^. 
 
 d. , /«. : — 
 
 Philip Arthur MacGregor, Esq,, D.S.O., Lieut. Cold- 
 stream Guards, served in S. Africa 1899-1900 (ment. desp,), 
 b. 1877. Res.— 
 
 ALEXANDER M'GRIGOR Gentleman. Horn July 10, 
 1859, being the eldest son of the late Alexamler iiennet 
 M'Grigor, Esq., LL.D., of Ciiirnoch, co. Stirling, J. P., by 
 his wife Elizal)eth, youngest dau. of John Robertson, Mer- 
 chant, of Hamburg. Armorial bearUigs— Argent, a sword 
 
 azure in bend dexter surmounting a fir-tree eradicated 
 proper in bend sinister, on a chief ermines, an antique crown 
 of the third, impaling the arms of Muir, namely, per chevron 
 argent and or, on a chevron cotised azure, a redbreast 
 proper between two mullets of the first, in chief as many 
 fleurs-de-lis of the third. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries a demi-lion gules, 
 holding in his dexter paw a pine branch proper ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, " E'en do and spare not. ' 
 Married, Nov. 3, 1886, Margaret Anne Kay, third dau. of 
 Sir John Muir, Bart., of Deanston, co. Perth ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Alexander Muir M'Grigor, Gentleman, b. Dec. 3, 1887; 
 (2) John Charles Muir M'Grigor, Gentleman, b. Sept. i, 
 1889, rf. May 3, 1890; and Margaret Jean Mona. Residence 
 — Cairnoch, Carronbridge, Denny, N.B. , and Beechwood, 
 Stirling. Clubs — Reform, Western (Glasgow), Universit 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM WALTER McGWIRE. Gentleman. Born 
 March 26, 1853, being the only son of the late Samuel 
 Edward McGwire, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1869, by his 
 wife Charlotte Maria, dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir William Mac- 
 Mahon, Bart., Master of the Rolls in Ireland. Armorial 
 bearings— Vert, a white horse fully caparisoned, thereon a 
 knight in complete armour, in the dexter hand a sword, all 
 proper. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a ducal 
 coronet or, a stag stataiit proper, collared and lined gold. 
 Mottoes— " Fortitude etjustitia," "Virtus et fortiiudo in- 
 vincibilia sunt." Seat — Clonea House, Dungarvan, co, 
 Waterford, 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM McHAFFIE-GORDON, Es- 
 quire, J. P. CO. Wigton, late a Lieut. Ayr Militia. Born 
 1850, being the only son of John McHaffie, Esq., by 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John Russell. Livery —B\ne., 
 with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a bend 
 between three boars' head erased or, a crescent argent, 
 within a bordure of the last. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 is tlie Militar7 CockiMle, 
 
Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a denii-savage holding 
 a club over his dexter shoulder proper. Motto— " Dread 
 God." Married, March 12, 1874, Margaret Jessie [d. 1896), 
 dau. of Patrick Dewar of Dingwall, N.B. ; and has Issue— 
 
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 (i) John Gordon McHaffie-Gordon, Gentleman, b. April 
 28, 1876 ; (2) Roger Samuel McHaffie-Gordon, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. I, 1879. He married secondly, April 26, 1900, 
 Jessie Anne Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late John 
 iMactavish of Inverness. Seat — Corsemalzie, Whauphill, 
 {N.B. Clubs — Junior Athenaeum, Conservative (Edin- 
 I burgh). 
 
 MACHELL, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 HENRY VESSEY MACHIN, Esquire, Justice of the 
 J Peace for the county of Nottingham, Master of Arts of the 
 
 University of Cambridge. Born March 11, 1859, being the 
 ; second but eldest surviving son of the late John Vessey 
 
 Machin of Gateford Hill, near Worksop, by his wife 
 Delia, dau. of the late J. Kiero Watson. Livery — Green, 
 with gilt buttons ; dress waistcoat, green and white 
 stripes. Armorial bearing's— Ermine, a fesse vair, cotised 
 azure, between three pelicans' heads erased vulning them- 
 selves gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount vert and in front of rays ot the sun proper, a 
 pelican's head gules; with the Motto, " Auxilium ab 
 alto." Estate — Property in Gateford, lying in the 
 parishes of Worksop and Carlton in Lindrick ; and pro- 
 perty at North Clifton, near Newark-on-Trent, Notts. 
 Postal address — Gateford Hill, near Worksop. Club— 
 County (Notts). 
 
 MACINTOSH, see Lord KYLLACHY. 
 
 S CHARLES MACIVER, Gentleman, Commander 
 R.N.R. Born Nov. 6, 1850, being the third son 
 of the late Charles Maclver, Gentleman, of Calder- 
 stone, by his wife Mary Ann, youngest daughter of 
 Daniel Morison of Glasgow. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly or and gules, on a bend sable, gutt^e-d'eau, 
 between two lymphads, with sails furled and flags flying 
 of the first, an arm couped at the wrist, holding a 
 dagger bendwise proper, the pommel and hilt gold. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an escutcheon gules, 
 charged with a boar's head couped or. Motto— "Nun- 
 quam obliviscar." Married, 1874, Sarah Harriette, elder 
 dau. of the late S. R. Graves of Liverpool ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Robert Graves Maclver, Gentleman; (2) Charles Iver 
 Maclver, Gentleman ; (3) John Colin Maclver, Gentleman ; 
 and Harriette. Residence — Rock Mount, Woolton, Liver- 
 pool. Club — Conservative (Liverpool). 
 
 DAVID MACIVER, Gentleman, formerly M.P. for 
 Birkenhead, and now M.P. for Liverpool (Kirkdale Divi- 
 sion). Born 1840, being the eldest son of the late 
 Charles Maclver, Gentleman, of Calderstone, by his wife 
 Mary Anne, youngest dau. of Daniel Morison of Glasgow. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly or and gules, on a 
 bend sable guttle - d'eau, between two lymphads with 
 sails furled and flags flying of the first, an arm couped 
 at the wrist, holding a dagger bendwise proper, the 
 pommel and hilt gold. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an escutcheon gules, charged with a boar's head 
 couped or. Motto — " Nunquam obliviscar." Married, 
 firstly, Annie, dau. of Robert Rankin (she died 1869) ; 
 and secondly, Edith Eleanor, dau. of the late Andrew 
 Tucker Squarey, Solicitor. By his first marriage he has 
 Issue — (i) Charles Maclver, Gentleman ; (2) Robert Rankin 
 Maclver, Gentleman (rf. 1902) ; and by his second marriage 
 (3) David Maclver, Gentleman ; (4) Andrew Tucker Squarey 
 Maclver, Gentleman ; (5) Edward Squarey Maclver, Gent- 
 tleman ; (6) Reginald Squarey Maclver, Gentleman ; (7) 
 Alan Squarey Maclver, Gentleman ; Annie ; Margaret ; 
 Edith Eleanor ; Ruth ; Dorothy ; and Lois. Postal ad- 
 dresses — Woodslee, Bromborough, Birkenhead; Wanlass 
 How, Ambleside; and Manor Hill, Birkenhead. Clubs — 
 Carlton, St. Stephen's. 
 
 HENRY MACIVER, Gentleman, fourth son of the late 
 Charles Maclver, Gentleman, of Calderstone, by his wife 
 Mary Ann, youngest dau. of Daniel Morison of Glasgow. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly or and 
 gules, on a bead sable, gutt^e-d'eau, between two lymp- 
 hads with sails furled and flags flying of the first, an arm 
 couped at the wrist, holding a dagger bendwise proper, 
 the pommel and hilt gold ; and for the Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an escutcheon gules, charged with 
 a boar's head couped or ; with the Motto, " Nunquam obli- 
 viscar." Married, 1881, Amelia Constance Maud Mac- 
 Kenzie, elder daughter of Kenneth Dowie of Liverpool ; 
 and has Issue — Harry Ion Maclver, Gentleman ; and Bessie 
 Maud. 
 
 Sir LEWIS M'lVER, Baronet (1896), of Sarisbury, co. 
 Southampton, and Knight Bachelor, M.P. for Western 
 Division of Edinburgh since 1895, Barrister-at-Law, Hon. 
 Col. E.C.V. Artillery. Born March 6, 1846, being the 
 
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 ekkst »on of U»c Ule John M'lvcr. formerly Secretary of 
 the IVsidcncy Hank. Madras. Armorial bearlogi — 
 
 Quarterly or and gules, a bend azure, a bordure invected 
 ermine ; and impaling the arms of Montefiore, namely 
 argent, a cedar-tree between two mounts of flowers proper, 
 on a chief azure, a dagger erect proper, pommel and hilt 
 or, between two mullets of six points or. Man t lin g gules 
 doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 CSrwt, a boar's head couped or ; and in an escroll over the 
 same, this Motto. " Nunquam obiiviscar." Married, 1885, 
 Charlotte Rosalind, second dau. of Nathaniel Montefiore 
 of Coldeast, Hants ; and has Issue — Marjorie Barabel Ruth ; 
 and Nathalie Esther. Residences — 25 Upper Brook Street, 
 London, W. ; Sarisbury, Southampton ; 27 Palmeira 
 Square, Brighton. Clubs — Brooks's, St. James's, Ranelagh, 
 Hurlingham, Union (Brighton). 
 
 Colonel AYLMER MACIVER-CAMPBELL of Ask- 
 nish. Col. Indian Staff 
 
 ^ac31ber=CampbeU j^^^tJ'ittLfre 
 
 third son of the Reverend 
 Charles Pasley Vivian of Hatton Hall, in the county of 
 Northampton, by his wife Grace Anna, daughter of General 
 Aylmer of Walworth Castle, in the county of Durham ; 
 assumed the surname and arms of Maclver-Campbell by 
 Royal License at the decease of his father-in-law, 1883. 
 C/ji^— Junior Constitutional. Livery— '^xcwn with yellow 
 facings. Armorlalbearings— He bears for Arms: Quarterly 
 I and 4 grand quarters, counterquartered i. and iiii. gyronny 
 of eight or and sable ; ii. argent, a dexter hand couped in 
 fesse, grasping a dagger in pale gules ; iii. argent, a galley 
 with sails furled and oars in action, flagged sable, all within 
 a bordure gules ; a and 3 grand quarters, quarterly or and 
 gules, a bend sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a boar's head couped or ; and in an escroll over the same 
 the Motto, "Nunquam obiiviscar." Married, September 
 14, 1865. Margaret Agnes, daughter of Colonel Maclver- 
 Campbell of Asknish ; and has Issue — (i) Aylmer Maclver- 
 Campbell. Esq., Cape Indian Staff Corps, born Nov. 4, 
 1867, died Nov. 10, 1900 [married, Nov. 29, 1894, Mabel, 
 eldest daughter of James W. Grimes of Knapton Hall, 
 in the county of Norfolk]; (2) Arthur Granville Vivian, 
 
 Capt. Indian Staff Corps (retired), Ixirn May 25, 1870; f 
 Charles Augustus Vivian, Lieutenant Indian Staff Coi | 
 born July a8, 1874 ; Ethel Grace [miu-ried Major G. i:. 1 
 EUmie, and died Nov. a, 1903]; AUce Ernestine [man 
 J. P. Rogers of Clifton]; Ada Margaret [married Capi 
 G. Chrystie]; and Maud. 5m/— Asknish, I^chgair, in, 
 coimty of ArgylL 
 
 M'KAIN of Ardnamurchan (L.O.). Or, a lymphadl 
 furled oars in action sable, flagged gules, an eagle displa 
 of the last, l>eaked and mt-nibered of the second, an3 
 buckle of the third in the dexter and sinister fi-sse points. 
 Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath. 
 
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 his liveries, an eagle's head couped sable, beaked 
 between two wings sable. Motto — " In hope I byde." 
 
 Eld. son of William Fergus M'Kain, late of the Ad- 
 miralty, 3. 1825; d. ; m. 1851, Catherine Anne, d. 
 of William Dobbin, late of the Army Pay Office : — 
 Rev. W. J. M'Kain, b. 1854; m. 1884, Helen Clifford, 
 d. of John Johnston Elton Morecroft, formerly of HoHv 
 mount. West Derby, Liverpool; and has issue — (1) jmn 
 Fergus M'Kain, Gentleman, I.ieut. 34th Sikh Pioni'M 
 b. 1885; (2) Cliftord Arthur M'Kain, Gentleman, b. 1887, 
 and Irene Helen Isobel. Res. — 28 Palmerston Place, lidin 
 burgh. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 ARTHUR LEITH-HAY MACKAY, late Capt. King'.s , 
 Own Scottish Borderers. Armorial bearings— Azure, aj 
 fesse or between two bears' heads couped argent, niuzzlert ' 
 gules, in chief, and in base a buck's head erased propi 
 Mantling azure doubled or. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 his hveries, a demi-highlander vested and plaidcd, ho 
 ing in his dexter hand a halbert all proper. Motto 
 " Fortiter." 
 
 GEORGE DUNCAN MACKAY, Esquire, Major 1 
 Edinburgh City Vol. Artillery. Horn Aug. 24, 1853. lx)i 
 the third son of the late John Mackay of Invcralmond, 
 by his wife Agnes, dau. of John Christie of FJurnhouse, | 
 Portobello. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron i 
 engrailed between three bears' heads couped argent, mu/ 
 zled gules, a roebuck's head coup>ed between two hand . 
 issuant from the ends of the chevron, each liolding a 1 
 dagger all proper, a bordure enj^railed of the second, 
 charged with tliree martlets of the third. Mantling 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 azure, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a dexter hand couped at the wrist holding a dagger 
 
 in pale all proper; and in an escrol over the same this 
 Hotto, " Manu forti." Seat — Inveralmond, Cramond, 
 Midlothian. 
 
 JAMES FRANCIS MACKAY, Esquire, J.P., co. of the 
 City of Edinburgh, Col. Edinburgh (City) Vol. Artillery. 
 
 ^om 1855, being the fourth son of the late John Mackay of 
 Inveralmond, by his wife Agnes, dau. of John Christie of 
 
 Burnhouse, Portobello. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a 
 chevron engrailed between three bears' heads couped 
 argent, muzzled gules, a roebuck's head couped' between 
 two hands issuant from the ends of the chevron, each 
 holding a dagger all proper, a bordure engrailed of the 
 second, charged with three horses' heads couped of the 
 third. Mantling azure, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand couped at the wrist 
 holding a dagger in pale all proper ; and on an escrol over 
 the same this Motto, " Manu forti." Seat — Whitehouse, 
 Cramond, Midlothian, N.B. 
 
 ALEXANDER MACKELLAR. Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a lion passant azure between two barru- 
 lets gules, in chief three crescents sable, and in base as many 
 mullets of the third, all within a bordure of the second. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dexter arm in armour, embowed, wielding a 
 scimitar all proper. Motto — " Perseverando. " Residence 
 — Lawrenny, Goulburn, New South Wales. 
 
 MACKENZIE, quartered by CALLANDER. 
 
 MACKENZIE, see BURTON-MACKENZIE, MON- 
 TAGU - STUART - WORTLEY - MACKENZIE, and 
 STEWART-MACKENZIE. 
 
 MACKENZIE (H. Coll.). Azure, a chevron between 
 two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a stag's head caboshed in 
 base all argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, between two antlers, an eagle 
 wings addorsed and inverted preying on a serpent head 
 elevated, neck embowed all proper. Motto — "Finis coronal 
 opus." 
 
 Sons of Frederick William Mackenzie of Stawell House, 
 Richmond, London, S.W., b. ; d. m. : — 
 
 Frederick Finch Mackenzie, Esq., C,B., J. P. Berks, 
 Lt.-Col. comdg. sth Batt. Lanes. Fus. since 1895, served 
 in S. African \X'ar 1900-2, i. 1849 ; m. 1879, Ella, ygst. d. 
 of late Christopher Rawson. Seat — Ranislade, nr. Brack- 
 nell. Clui — United Service. 
 
 MACKENZIE (H. Coll.). Or, a cross parted and fretty 
 azure between in the first and fourth quarters a stag's head 
 caboshed of the last, and in the second and third quarters 
 a mountain in flames proper. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a stag's head caboshed 
 azure, within the attires a cross couped or, the whole between 
 two stag's horns gold. Motto — " Always faithful. " Livery 
 — Blue, yellow waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Edward Mackenzie, Esq., of Fawley Court, 
 Bucks, J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff" co. Oxford 1862), 
 b. 181 1 ; d. 1880; m. ist, Mary, d. of William Dalziel 
 of The Craigs, co. Dumfries : — 
 
 William Dalziel Mackenzie, Esq., of Fawley Court and 
 Farr [q.v.). 
 
 Edward Philippe Mackenzie of Auchenskeoch, Esq., 
 J. P. COS. Norfolk, Suffolk, and Dumfries (High Sheriff 
 CO. Suffolk 1882), D.L. for that co., formerly Lieut. 9th 
 Lancers, late Col. Comm. Loyal Suffolk Hussars, b. 1842 ; 
 m. 1865, Helen Jane, d. of Henry Baskerville, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L. , of Crowsley Park, co. Oxford; and has issue — 
 Beryl Mary Baskerville \m. 1890, Maj.-Gen. Geoffry Barton, 
 C.B. Seat — Downham Hall, Brandon, Suffolk. 
 
 Austin Mackenzie of Carradale, Esq. , J. P. cos. Dumfries 
 and Northants, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Scots Fus., and late 
 Capt. 5th V.B. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Mem- 
 ber of Royal Company of Archers, b. 1856 ; m. 1878, Lucy 
 Maria, d. of Major Gustavus Tuite Dalton of Fennor, co. 
 Meath. Seat — Carradale, Argyleshire. Clubs — Brooks's, 
 White's, Orleans, Royal Yacht Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 Keith Ronald Mackenzie, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m. 1900, 
 Cara, eld. d. of Col. Macdonald Moreton, late Coldstream 
 Guards. 5«a/— Gillott's, Henley-on-Thames, ^w.— Vectis 
 Lodge, Bembridge, Isle of Wight. 
 
 COLIN CHARLES FORBES MACKENZIE, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1879, being the son of the late Colin 
 James Mackenzie, Esq., Lord-Lieut, for the co. of Peebles, 
 by his wife Catherine Alice, dau. of the late Samuel 
 Wauchope, Esq. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 azure a buck's head caboshed or; 2 and 3 azure, three 
 fnisiers argent, over all in the centre of the shield a wolfs 
 head erased or. Mantling gules, the doubling argent ; 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Mid on • wreaih of his livwtet U tet for Owtt. a dexu-r arm 
 holdinK a irarUnd of Uurel proper : and in nn escroU above 
 the cTwt this Motto, " Virtute et labore." Postal addrtis— 
 
 S CHARLES GRANT MACKENZIK. Esquire, being 
 the son of the late Colonel Sir Felix Calvert Mac- 
 krnfic. Knight Bachelor (1897). U.K. co. of Elgin. Hon. Col. 
 (V.D.) yil Vol. Onti. Seaforth Highlanders (Rosshire Buffs, 
 l)uke ol Albany's), the first company of which he raised m 
 
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 ut vivas." Seat — Allanbank House, by Munlochy, N.B. 
 
 JOHN TOLMIE MACKENZIE. Esauire, J. P.. repre- 
 sentative of the family of Mackenzie of Ballone. liom 
 iune 16, 1828, being the only son of Capt. Hector Mac- 
 enrie and his wife Annabella, dau. of John Tolmie, Esq., 
 J. P., of Uiginish House. Armorial bearings (L.O., circa 
 167a)— Quarterly i and 4, azure, a stag's head caboshed or ; 
 a. or, a rock in flames proper ; 3. gules, three human legs 
 armed, garnished and spurre<l or, all within a bordure in- 
 
 1859, a member of the Morayshire Comity Council, Provost 
 of Forres 1865-73, by his wife Anne (d. 1881), dau. of the 
 late Rev. Charles Grant, minister of Kingussie, Inverness- 
 shire, and grand-dau. of Captain Donald Fraser of the 
 78th Highlanders. Armorial bearings — Azure, a stag's 
 head caboshed or, on a chief of the last, an elephant sable, 
 tusked argent. Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a dexter cubit arm erect holding 
 a sword in bend sinister, all proper. Motto— " Corde et 
 inanu." Married, 1900, Ethel Pauline, dau. of John 
 Henry Ltiis of Cidhmore, Dundee. Residence — Forres, 
 N.B. Club Liberal (Edinburgh). 
 
 JAMES FOWLER MACKENZIE, Esquire, Chief of 
 the Mackenzies, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. 
 Bom October 30, 1833, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late George Falconer Mackenzie of AUangrange 
 (who was, in 1829, served male heir of his ancestor, the 
 Honourable Simon Mackenzie of Lochslinn, and heir male 
 in general to Simon's father Kenneth, first Lord Mackenzie 
 of Kintail, as also Colin, first Earl of Seaforth), by his wife 
 Isabella Reid, daughter of J^es Fowler of Raddery and 
 Fairburn, in the county of Ross, and the Grange, Jamaica. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, azure, a stag's head caboshed or, 2 and 3 azure, a falcon 
 displayed argent, charged on the breast with a heart gules, 
 between three muUeU of the second. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a mountain in flames proper. Supporters — Two savages 
 wreathed about the head and middle with laurel, each holding 
 in his exterior hand a baton erect, with fire issuing out of 
 the top of it, their bajr also inflamed all proper. Mottoes- 
 
 dented or. Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest— On a 
 Mrreath of the colours, a mountain in flames proper; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Luceo non uro." 
 Married, Jan. 13, 1857, Henzell, dau. of David Dixon 
 Ferguson ; and has Issue — (i) Murdoch Tolmie Mackenzie, 
 Esq., J. P.. b. May 19, 1858; (2) John Mackenzie, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. I. v., b. July 13, 1865; (3) Hector Hugh 
 Mackenzie, Gentleman, Lieut. I.Y., b. June 16, 1867: (4) 
 David Ferguson Mackenzie, Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, 1869; 
 (S) William MacNeill Mackenzie, Gentleman, b. Sept. 2, 
 1870 ; (6) George Mackenzie, Gentleman, b. Feb. 13, 1874 ; 
 (7) John Tolmie Mackenzie, b. Aug. 18, 1883; Mary 
 (d. 1882); Annabella; Mary; Isobel Barbara; Margaret 
 MacNeill; Henzell; and Jean Lillias. Residence— Dun- 
 vegan. Isle of Skye, N.B. 
 
 S THOMAS MACKENZIE, Esquire, J. P. for Banff- 
 shire, J. P. and D.L. for Morayshire, of Dailuaine 
 House, Carron, Strathspey, co. BaniT, and of Innes House, 
 near Elgin, co. Moray. Born March 18, 1848, being the 
 eldest surviving son of William Mackenzie, Esq., of Dailu- 
 aine, and his wife Jane, daughter of William Thomson 
 of Knockando. Livery — Blue and gold. Armorial 
 bearingTB — He bears for Arms : Azure, a stag's head 
 caboshed between the attires, an antique crown or. Above 
 the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a dexter arm embowed, the hand grasping 
 a garland of laurel proper : and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, " Virtute et valore," and below the shield 
 " Luceo non uro." Married, Oct. 30, 1877, Emily {d. Jan. 
 
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 8, 1899), dau. of Edwin Holt, Esq., of Rosehill, Worces- 
 tershire. Estates — Dailuaine, co. Banff; Innes, co. Moray. 
 
 Postal address — Dailuaine House, Carron, Strathspey, N.B. 
 Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 S WILLIAM DALZIEL MACKENZIE, Esquire, of 
 Farr, Barrister-at-law, Hon. Lt.-Col. late Queen's 
 Own Oxfordshire Hussars, D. L. for the county of Inver- 
 
 ss. Bom March 31, 1840, being the eldest son of 
 Edward Mackenzie, Esquire, of Newbie and Fawley Court, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy - Lieutenant for the 
 county of Oxford, by his wife Mary, eldest daughter 
 of William Dalziel. Livery— D3x\i blue and yellow. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, a cross 
 parted and fretty azure, between in the first and fourth 
 quarters a stag's head caboshed of the last, and in the 
 second and third quarters a mountain in flames proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 Dn a wreath of the colours, a stag's head caboshed azure, 
 
 within the attires a cross couped or, the whole between two 
 stags' horns gold, with the Motto, "Always faithful." 
 Married, Dec. i, 1863, Mary Anna, {d. Nov. 15, 1900), 
 eldest dau. of Henry Baskerville, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , 
 Crowsley Park, co. Oxford, and Woolley, co, Wiltshire ; 
 and has Issue - (i) William Roderick Dalziel Mackenzie, 
 Esq., late Major 3rd Batt. Queen's Own Cameron High- 
 landers, b. Sept. 2, 1864 [married] ; (2) Edward Baskerville 
 Mackenzie-Gillanders, Esq., Capt. 3rd. Batt. Queen's Own 
 Cameron Highlanders, b. Dec. 11, 1874 \m. 1903, Frances 
 Geraldine Gillanders of Highfield] ; Mary Gwendoline [m. 
 Duncan Davidson of Tulloch] ; Isla Jessie \m. Harry Officer 
 Blackwood] ; Aim^e Dorothea ; and Kathleen Helen. He 
 married secondly, June 24, 1902, Mary Catherine, dau. of 
 Adam Steuart Gladstone, and widow of Sir F. G. Stapleton, 
 8th Bart. Estates — Fawley Court, cos. Buckingham and 
 Oxford ; Thetford Manor, cos. Norfolk and Suffolk ; 
 Newbie, co. Dumfries; Farr, co. Inverness; and Brae, co. 
 Ross. Postal address — Fawley Court, Henley-on-Thames. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Cavalry, Caledonian. 
 
 ARUNDELL MACKENZIE- ASHTON, Gentleman. 
 Born 1854, being the son of the late Fitz-Arundel- 
 
 Mackenzie, late H.B.M.'s Consul at Geneva; by Royal 
 Licence took the surname and arms of Ashton on succeed- 
 ing to his cousin's estates in 1878. Club — Union. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, on a pile between 
 two crescents argent, a mullet pierced of the field (for 
 Ashton) ; 2 and 3 per fesse argent and azure, a buck's 
 head caboshed and counterchanged, in the dexter chief a 
 holly leaf proper (for Mackenzie). Mantling sable and 
 argent. CrestB — i. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a mower proper, vested paly argent and sable, 
 in the act of whetting his scythe also proper (for Ashton) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a buck's head as in the arms 
 (for Mackenzie). Married, 1879, Mary E. , only dau. of 
 Robert Taffen, M.D., of Wigton, Cumberland. Seat — 
 Howden Court, Tiverton. 
 
 SThe Rev. JOHN MACKENZIE-GIBSON (formerly 
 Rev. John Gibson), M.A., V.D., Chaplain ist Ross' 
 
 Highland Vol. Batt. Seaforth Highlanders, sometime 
 Minister of the parish of Avoch, co. Ross, J. P. cos. Ross 
 and Cromarty. Born Aug. 24, 1835, being the eldest son of 
 the late Rev. James Gibson, D.D., Minister of the parish of 
 Avoch, by Anne Isabella his wife, dau. of Thos. Mackenzie 
 of Strathgarve, Ross-shire, and sister of Major-General Alex- 
 ander Mackenzie, C. B. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 
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 Anu : GuIm, three keys wanls ilownwanls fcsscways in 
 niile or. on u chief of tlic last a stags head calH)sh«'(l azure. 
 Upon tlie escutcheon is placed a hchnct lietitting his degree, 
 with a ninniling gules doubled or ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set ibr OTMt. a pelican in her piety in a nest 
 pn>per; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 " Coelestes |ianditeportae." Married, Oct. o. 1889, Eliia- 
 beth, second dau. of late Alexander Watson Wem^ss. M. D. , 
 of Dcnbrae. Fife. Post, add.—aa Regent Ter.. Edinburgh. 
 C/«*J— University (Edinburgh), Highland (Inverness). 
 
 MACKENZIE-GILLANDERS(rematric. L.O., 17 June 
 1904). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a chevron argent, 
 between three arms in armour, couped at the elbow, the 
 hands each grasping a dagger all proper, the liul hilted and 
 pominclleil or (Gillanders) ; 2 and «. or, a cross parted and 
 freity azure, between in the first and fourth quarters a stag's 
 head cabcehed of the last, and in the second and third 
 quarters a mountain in flames proper, in the centre a 
 crescent gules for diflference (Mackenzie, H. Coll.). Mant- 
 llngs— L^xter. sable, doubled argent ; sinister, azure, doubled 
 or. OrestB— Dexter, on a wreath of the liveries, a dexter 
 arm as in the arms all prop.?r (MottO — " Durum sed 
 certissimum ") ; sinister, on a wreath of the liveries, a stag's 
 head cabossed azure, within the attires a cross couped or, 
 the whole between two stag's attires gold (MottO — " Always 
 faithful"). Livery — White coat, black facings, blue and 
 yellow striped waistcoat. 
 
 Second son of William Dalziel Mackenzie. Esq., of 
 
 Fawley Court (f.v.), b. 1840 ; m. 1863, Mary Anna, d. of 
 
 late Henry Baskerville, Esq., D. L. , of Crowsley Park: — 
 
 Capt Edward Baskerville Mackenzie-Gillanders (formerly 
 
 Mackenzie), 3rd Batt. Cameron Highlanders, b. 1874 ; 
 
 m. 1903, Frances Geraldine, d. of late G. F. Gillanders, 
 
 Esq., J. P. ; and has issue a dau. Seal — Highfield, Muir- 
 
 of-Ord, Ross-shire. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Caledonian. 
 
 S ROBERT MURE McKERRELL, Esquire, V.D., 
 J. P. CO. Ayr, Hon. Col. late commanding ist Volun- 
 
 Scotland), and since 1898 a i'rison Commissioner for I 
 land. Iforn Sept. 37, 1846, being the eldest sun of the late 
 Robert McKerrell, by his wife Emily Pauline, dau. of tlif 
 la!e {..ieutenant-General William Staveley, Companion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Hath. Livery- Via.r\i 
 blue, with gold braid. Armorial bearings— He l)e.-us 
 for Amu : Azure, on a fesse or, three lozenges gules, 
 within a bordure engrailed argent. Alxjve the shield is 
 placed a helmet behtting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a Roman soldier on his march, with 
 standard and utensils all proper ; and upon an escroll 
 above the same this Motto, " Dulcis pro patria labor." 
 Married, December 4, 1889, Lucinda Margaret, younger 
 daughter or James Winter Brittain of Gifford's Hall, in 
 the county of Suffolk; and has Issue— (\) Robert James 
 Mure McKerrell, Gentleman, b Aug. 17, 1890; (2) Martin 
 Mungo Mure McKerrell, Gentleman, b. July 19, 1895; 
 (3) Archibald Monteath Mure McKerrell, Gentleman, b. 
 July aa, 1899; Lucinda Pauline Rose Edith Mure; .and 
 Margaret Agnes Mure. Town residence — Holland House, 
 Murray field, Edinburgh. Official address— Prison Com- 
 mission, 11 Rutland Square, Edinburgh. Clubs — Carlton, 
 New (Edin.), Western (Glasgow), County (Ayr.) 
 
 Lieut, -CoL, WILLIAM M'KERRELL- BROWN 
 (formerly Lieut.-Col. Wm. Brown), late Royal Artillery. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure a chevron 
 between three fleurs-de-lis or, a crescent gnles in fesse point 
 for difference (for Brown) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a fesse or, 
 three lozenges gules, a bordure engrailed argent (for 
 M'Kerrell), in the centre of the quartering a martlet counter- 
 changed for difference. Mantling azure doubled or ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi-llon or^ 
 armed and langued gules, holding in his dexter paw a fleu 
 de-lis of the first; and in an escroll above, this Mo 
 " Floreat majestas." 
 
 GEORGE IVIE MACKESY, Esq.. M.B. and M.J 
 (Trin. Coll, Dublin). L.R.C.S.I., J.P., High Sheriff (1871 
 
 teer Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers, a Member of the 
 Royal Company of Archers (the King's Bodyguard for 
 
 and Mayor (1879) of the City of Waterford, Surgeon to the 
 Waterford County and City Infirmary, President of Irish 
 
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 quire. ). P.. late Hon. Col. xst Vol. BalL K.O. Yorkshire 
 Ll. (v. I).). Bom 1834. bcinR the third son of Robert 
 lefferson Mackie, bv his wife iiarbara. CVw*— National 
 Liberal. Armorial Dearingi— i'nly of six or and guk-s, 
 on a bend engrailed aiure a n;ucissus between two mullets 
 of six |>uints of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or. 
 Crett— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit 
 Aim gnisping a sword all pro|)er, a narcissus between 
 two mullets as in the arms. Motto — " Uisce et labora." 
 Starritd, ScpL 14, 1865. Emma Gertrude, daughter of 
 R. D. Dunn of Manor House, Heath, Wakefield ; and has 
 Issut — Four sons and five daughters. Seat — Kirkthorpe, 
 Scarborough. 
 
 8 JOHN GIJVDSTONE MACKIE. Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Born July ao, 
 1854. being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Ivie Mackie of Auchencairn, by his wife Agnes, 
 daughter of John (ihidstone of Castle Douglas. Club — 
 Union. Armorial beariogB— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 on a chevron, l>etween a lion f>assant azure, in chief 
 and a raven in base of the second, a tower of the first. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a hand holding a dagger 
 proper. MottO — "Labore." Married, March i, 1882, 
 Eliza Nina, daughter of the late James McKie, formerly 
 M.P., of Bargaly. Seats — Auchencairn and Netherlaw, 
 Castle Douglas, in the co. of Kirkcudbright. 
 
 MACKINNON (181 1). Quarterly, i. vert, a boar's 
 head erased argent, holding in the mouth a shank-bone of 
 a deer proper (.Vlackinnon) ; 2. azure, a castle triple-towered 
 and embattled argent, masoned sable, windows and port- 
 cullis gules (Macleod) ; 3. or, a galley, her oars saltireways 
 and sails furled sable, flags flying gules (Macdonald) ; 4. 
 argent, a dexter hand couped fesseways proper, holding a 
 cross crosslet fitch^ sable (Macdonald). Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — A boar's head erased, holding in 
 the mouth the shank-bone of a deer proper. Supporters — 
 On the de.xter side a lion, and on the sinister a leopard both 
 proper. Motto — ' ' Audentes fortuna juvat." 
 
 Son of William Alexander MacKinnon, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L.. M.A. (Camb.), F.R.S., b. 1813; rf. 1903; m. 
 1846, Margaret Sophia, d. ofFrancisWilles, by Caroline, 
 d. of Sir Thomas Whichcote : — 
 
 Francis Alexander MacKinnon, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Kent, ^. 1848; m. 1888, Hon. Emily Isabel Hood, d. 
 of Rt. Hon. the ist Baron Hood of Avalon, G.C.B. , and 
 has issue — (i) Alexander Hood MacKinnon, Gentleman, 
 b. 189a ; (3) Arthur Avalon MacKinnon, Gentleman, ^. 1893 ; 
 and Aline Emily Hood. Seat — Acryse Park, Folkestone, 
 KenL Club — Union. 
 
 MACKINTOSH, see FRASER-MACKINTOSH and 
 KEIR-MACKINTOSH. 
 
 ALFRED DONALD MACKINTOSH, of that Ilk, 
 Chief of the Clan Chattan, J. P. and Deputy- Lieuten- 
 ant Born June 24, 1851, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Alexander Mackintosh, of Mac- 
 kintosh, by his second wife Charlotte, fifth daughter of 
 Alexander MacLeod of Dalvey. Clubs — Carlton, Naval 
 and Military. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i. or, a lion rampant gules ; 2. argent, a dexter 
 band fesseways, couped at the wrist and holding a man's 
 heart gules ; 3. azure, a boar's head couped or ; 4. or, 
 a lymphad, oars in saltire sable. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 pules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 IS set for Crest, a cat-a-mountain salient proper. Sup- 
 porters — Two wild cats proper. Motto — "Touch not the 
 cat, but a glove." Married, 1880, Ella, only child and 
 heiress of Edward Priest Richards, Esquire, of P14s 
 Newydd, in the county of Glamorgan ; and has had Issue 
 — Angfus Alexander Mackintosh, Gentleman, born August 
 6. 1885 ; and Violet Charlotte, died April 1883. Seats — 
 Moy Hall and Dunachton. in the county of Inverness ; 
 
 Cottrell, in the county of Cardiff. 
 Street, lierkeley Square. 
 
 Town house — 8 Hill 
 
 W WILLIAM AUGUSTUS SCOTT MACKIRDY, 
 O Esquire. D.L. for co. of Lanark (formerly William 
 Augustus Scott), of Birkwood, co. Lanark. Bom July 29, 
 184a, being the elder son of Andrew Scott, Glasgow, by his 
 wife Susan, dau. of John McKirdy of Birkwood. Clubs 
 — New (Edinburgh), Conservative (Glasgow). Livery — 
 Dark green with silver buttons. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Parted per fesse argent and sable, in chief a martlet of the! 
 second, and in base a fir-tree growing out of a mount sur- 
 mounted of a sword bendways dexter, supporting on its point 
 an antique crown or. U pon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable doubled argent ; 
 and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi- 
 wyvern displayed ppr. Motto— " Dieu et men pays." 
 Married, June 10, 1880, Lucy {d. 1899), dau. of Edmund 
 Bell, of Rothesay ; and has Issue— (i) Elliott Mackirdy Scott 
 Mackirdy, Gentleman, b. March 9, 1881 ; (2) Charies David 
 Scott Mackirdy, Gentleman, bom September 25, 1893; 
 Anna Mary ; Susan Katharine ; and Lucy Augusta. Estate 
 and postal arfrfrew— Birkwood, Lesmahagow, co. Lanark, 
 N.B. 
 
 5 JOHN MACLACHLAN of Maclachlan, Esquire, J.P. 
 CO. Argyll, D.L., and a member of the King's Body- 
 guard for Scotland. Born 1859, being the second son of 
 George Maclachlan of Maclachlan, Esquire, by Mary 
 his wife, daughter of John Thow. Armorial bearings 
 —He bears for Arms : Four coats quarterly, i. or, a lion 
 rampant gules ; 2. argent, a dexter hand couped fesseways, 
 holding a cross pat^e paleways gules ; 3. or, a galley, her 
 oars in saltire sable, placed in the sea proper ; 4. argent, in 
 the base und^e vert a salmon naiant proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a castle situated upon a rock 
 
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 all proper ; and for his Supporters, on either side of the 
 escutcheon, a roebuck proper. Motto — "Fortis et fidus." 
 Estate — Maclachlan or Strathlachlan. Postal addresses — 
 
 Elizabeth Allan (died 1885), d. of Andrew Thomson, 
 Merchant, of Glasgow : — 
 Robert Craig Maclagan, Esq., Doctor of Medicine 
 
 Castle Lachlan, Strachur, Argyllshire ; 12 Abercromby 
 Place, Edinburgh. Cluds — Junior Carlton, New (Edin- 
 burgh). 
 
 MACLAGAN (L.O.). Argent, two chevronels sable 
 within a bordure vert, charged with three martlets or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his de- 
 gree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a beaver passant. 
 Motto — " Principiis obsta." Livery — Green, with black 
 facings. 
 
 Son of Sir Andrew Douglas Maclagan, Knt. Bach., 
 
 
 
 (Edin.), Hon. Col. 5th V.B. the Royal Scots, upon whom 
 the Volunteer Decoration has been conferred, J. P. for co. of 
 Midlothian, b. March 6, 1839; m. Oct. 12, 1865, Jane 
 Robertson Bayne, d. of John Webster of Thankerton 
 House, Lanarkshire ; and has issue, Douglas Philip Mac- 
 lagan, Esq., Writer to the Signet, b. Aug. 12, 1867. 
 Residence — 5 Coates Crescent, Edinburgh. Clubs — Cale- 
 donian, and University (Edinburgh). 
 
 SAMUEL M'LARDY, Gentleman. Born 1842, being 
 the son of John M' Lardy. Armorial toeaxings— Or, a 
 galley, oars in action, sails furled sable, flagged gules, 
 surmounted of an eagle displayed proper, beaked and 
 
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 inrmberrd of the third, in the dexter chief point nn estoile, 
 and in the sinister chief ix>int a dexter hand couped of the 
 last. p>^Ti^»«y saMe. doubleii or. OrMt— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dexter hand couped proper, holding a cross 
 
 crosslct fitch^e and erect or. Motto — " In te fido." Resi- 
 dence — Basford Mount, Higher Crumpsall, Manchester. 
 
 M'LAREN (26 Dec. 1902). Or, two chevronels gules, 
 between two edock-leaves slipped vert in chief and in base 
 a galley sable, flagged of the second. Mantling gules. 
 
 doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a sword 
 argent, hilted and pommelled or, and a shepherd's crook 
 
 in saltire entwined with a wreath of laurel proper. Mott 
 — " Per ensem pro pedo." 
 
 Son of William Sinclair M'Laren, b. ; d 
 
 tn. Miizabcth, d. <jf James Marshail : — 
 James Marshall M'Laren, Esq., C!apt. ist Batt. Gordc 
 Highlanders, b. 23 May 1875. Hes. — 
 
 M'LAREN (L.O., 24 July 1902). Or, two clievronels 
 invected gules, between as many shepherd's crooks in saltire 
 sable, and in base a triple-towered castle of the last, 
 masoned argent, flags, wmdows, and portcullis of the 
 second. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest— Issu.int 
 from a wreath of his liveries, the Virgin and Child proper, 
 the former vested azure. Motto — ' ' Bi'se mac na cromaige. " 
 Livery — Green, white facings. 
 
 Son of Duncan M'Laren, Esq., J. P. andO.L. , of New- 
 
 ington House, Edinburgh, Lord Provost and sometime 
 
 M.P. for Edinburgh, b. 1806 ; m. ist. Grant Aitken (d. 
 
 1833); 2nd, 1836, Christina Gordon (d. 1841), d. of 
 
 Willian*. Renton of Edinburgh ; 3rd, 1848, Priscilla, d. 
 
 of Jacob Bright of Green Bank, Rochdale, and sister 
 
 of Rt. Hon. John Grant, P.C, M.P. :— 
 
 Sir Charles Benjamin Bright M'Laren, ist Bart. (8 Aus 
 
 1902), K.C., M.A. (Edin.), M.P. for Staflford 1880-6, aiifl 
 
 for Bosworth Div. of Leicestershire since 1892, b. 1850) 
 
 m. 1877, Laura Elizabeth, only d. of Henry Davis Pochiii 
 
 of Bodnant, Denbighshire, J. P. and D.L., sometime M.PJ 
 
 for Stafford; and has issue — (i) Henry Duncan M'LareiU 
 
 Esq., b. 1879; (2) Francis Walter Stafford M'Laren, EsqTj 
 
 b. 1886; Elsie Dorothea; and Florence Priscilla. Seats-A 
 
 Hilders, Shottermill, Surrey; Bodnant Hall, Tal-y-Cafnl 
 
 R.S.O., Denbighsh. Town res. — 43 Belgrave Square, S.W| 
 
 Clubs — Reform, Savile, &c. 
 
 HENRY NORMAN MACLAURIN, GentlemanJ 
 Armorial bearing^— Parted per pale or and argent, tw<] 
 chevronels azure, in base a galley oars in action sable, flag 
 flying. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest On 
 wreath of the colours, a lymphad sails furled and oars iq 
 action sable, flags flying gules. Motto— "Fidelis." Rest 
 dence—iss Macquarrie Street, Sydney, N.S.W. 
 
 MACLEAN (1856). Quarterly, i. argent, a rock gul 
 2. argent, a dexter arm couped in fesse gules, the han(| 
 holdmg a cross crosslet fitch^e in pale azure ; 3. or, 
 galley oars in action sable, flagged gules; 4. argent, tw^ 
 eagle's heads erased respectant in chief gules and in ' 
 a salmon naiant proper, all within a bordure gules, charged 
 with two Eastern crowns in fesse, and as many mullets ig 
 pale or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the liveries, a battle-axe erect in pale, crowned 
 by a branch of laurel and of cypress in saltire all proper^ 
 Motto — "Altera merces." 
 
 Son of the late Sir George Maclean, K.C.B. (d. 1861) :- 
 
 Major-Gen. Henry John Maclean, b. 1827, served in 
 Ashanti War 1873-4, A. A. and D.Q.M.G. in Ireland 1879 
 84, late Rifle Brig. Res. — Ardgour, Beckenham. Club- 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 MACLEOD, quartered by LYTTELT0N-ANNESLEY| 
 
 MACLEOD, quartered by MACKINNON, 
 
 MACLEOD OF Hamer, quartered by CAMERON. 
 
 S NORMAN MAGNUS MACLEOD of that Ilk, twenty- 
 third Chief, J. P. and D.L., late Capt. 74th High- 
 anders, Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George. Born July 27, 1839, 
 being the eldest son of the late Norman Macleod of that 
 Ilk, by his wife Louisa Barbara, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Louisa Barbara, only dau. of the thirteenth 
 and sister of the fourteenth Barons St. John of Bletsoe. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Azure, a castle triple- towered and 
 embattled argent, masoned sable, windows and porch gules, 
 and impaling the arms of Isham, namely gules, a fesse 
 wavy and in chief three piles also wavy argent. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, a bull's head caboshed sable between two 
 flags gules, staves of the first. Supporters — Two lions 
 regardant gules, each holding a dagger proper. Motto— 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Qiac 
 
 905 
 
 "Mums aheneus esto"; and for a Device the words, 
 "Hold fast." Married, April 27, 1881, Emily Caroline, 
 dau. of Sir Charles Isham, Bart. ; and has /«««— Emily 
 Pauline ; and Margaret Louisa. Seat — Dunvegan Castle, 
 IsleofSkye, N.B. 
 
 M RODERICK WILLOUGHBY MACLEOD, Esquire, 
 & late Capt. 79th Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, 
 
 1. P. and D.L. for the co. of Ross and Cromarty. Bom 
 Mav 29, 1858, being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Bruce .-Eneas Maclwd, Esq., of Invergordon Castle, by 
 his wife Ellen Augusta, dau. of Sir John Pollard Wil- 
 loughby, Bart, i^nrry— Blue, yellow piping, gilt buttons, 
 yellow and black striped waistcoat. Armorial bearin^^ 
 — Quarterly, 1. or, a mountain azure inflamed gules ; 
 
 2. gules, the three legs of Man proper, conjoined in the 
 centre at the upper end of the thigh, flexed in triangle, 
 the spurs or ; 3. or, a lymphad sable, flags gules ; 4. 
 azure, a castle triple - towered and embattled argent, 
 masoned sable, windows and portcullis gules, and impahng 
 the arms of Darell, namely, azure, a lion rampant or, 
 ducally crowned argent. Up)on the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 the sun in splendour proper. Mottoes — Above the crest, 
 " Loisghim agus soilleirighim ; " below the arms, " Quo- 
 cunque jeceris stabit." Married, 1897, Alice Olivia, 
 second dau. of Edward Tierney Gilchrist Darell, Esq., 
 and granddau. of the late Rev. Sir W. Lionel Darell, 4th 
 Baronet, of Fretherne Court, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire; 
 and has Issue— (\) Robert Bruce Darell Macleod, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 19, 1897 ; (2) Torquil Harry Lionel Macleod, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 11, 1899 ; (3) Hector Roderick .(Eneas 
 MacLeod, Gentleman, b. April 16, 1901 ; and Beryl May. 
 Seat — Invergordon Castle, co. Ross. C/w^ — Naval and 
 Militarv. 
 
 PATRICK M'LOSKEY. Gentleman, M.D., L.R.C.S. 
 Armorial beanngs — 
 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front of two cross 
 crosslets fitch^ in saltire sable, a dexter cubit arm erect, 
 vested argent, cuffed ermine, the hand grasping a dagger in 
 bend sinister point downwards proper. Motto— " Si ca 
 
 The Rkv. JOHN MACLULICH (formerly Smith), 
 ""erk in Holy Orders ; resumed the surname of MacLulich 
 
 ' Royal Licence 1895. Bom Feb. 18, 1846, being the only 
 n of Archibald Smith, M.D., of Ardencaple, co. Argyll, 
 his wife Dora, dau. of Col. Joseph Peers, J. P., D.L., 
 
 of Plasnewydd, Denbyshire [and grandson of Patrick Smith 
 of Acurach, Argyllshire, and his wife Isabella Campbell 
 (who was the great granddau. of Duncan Stew;irt of Appin, 
 lineally descended from Walter, first Lord High Steward 
 of Scotland), and great grandson of John MacLulich of 
 Glenorchy, who took the name of Smith after the Jacobite 
 rebellion of 1745, when the clans were disbanded]. It is 
 stated in Brown's Historical and Genealogical Tree of the 
 Royal Family of Scotland, published in Edinburgh in 1792 
 that of Lulach (grandson of Macbeth) killed at Stratlibolgie 
 are descended the clan of MacLulich, a branch of which 
 took the name of Smith in consequence of a blacksmith 
 concealing a MacLulich who was flying from the {persecu- 
 tion of Stewart Black Knight of Lome. Club — National. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a wyvern regardant or, trans- 
 fixed by a sword in bend sinister point upwards prop>er, 
 hilted and pommelled of the second. Mantling azure 
 doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a demi-man affronts proper, banded round the 
 temples azure and or, holding in the hands a bar of iron 
 fessways also proper ; and above, in an escroU, a Motto 
 (in Gaelic characters), " Caraid 'san aire " (a friend in need). 
 Married, July 13, 1871, Marion Lydia, dau. of Rev. James 
 Mecredy, D.D. ; and has Issue — (i) John Peers MacLulich, 
 Gentleman, 3. April 17, 1872 ; (2) James Mecredy MacLulich, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 14, 1874 ; (3) Archibald MacLulich 
 MacLulich, Gentleman, b. Oct. 26, 1876; (4) Donald Alex- 
 ander MacLulich, Gentleman, b. Dec. 22, 1878 ; (5) Duncan 
 Herbert Smith, b. March 14, d. July i6, 1881 ; Marion 
 Lydia (d. 1889) ; Dora Caroline ; Eveleen ; Clara Irene ; 
 Alice Maud May ; and Aim^e Muriel. Postal address — 
 25 Rue des Cascades, Chantilly, Oise, France. 
 
 HUGH MITCHELL MACNAMARA MACMAHON- 
 CREAGH, Capt. and Hon. Major 7th Brig. South Irish 
 Division R.A. ; assumed by Royal License the additional 
 name and arms of Creagh in 1885. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a chevron gules, between three laurel branches vert, 
 a cross crosslet sable for distinction, on a chief azure, three 
 bezants. Mftn t1^"g vert and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a horse's head erased argent, 
 caparisoned gules, in the headstall of the bridle a laurel 
 branch vert, and charged on the neck for distinction with a 
 cross crosslet sable. Motto — " Virtute et numine." Mar- 
 ried, Sept. 4, 1884, Olivia, sister of Richard Creagh of 
 Dangan ; and has Issue — A son, b. 1885. Seat — Dangan 
 Kilkishen, Dangan Cross, co. Clare. 
 
 S WALTER MACMILLAN- SCOTT, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Roxburgh and Selkirk, D.L. for Roxburgh, late 
 Capt. Scottish Ik)rderers (Mil.), and formerly Lieut. 6th 
 Dragoon Guards. Bom April 11, 1848, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Macmillan- 
 Scott, Esq., of Wauchope and Pinnacle Hill, by his wife 
 Katherine Jane, dau. of Browne Roberts, Esq., of Ravens- 
 bourne Park, CO. Kent, formerly of the Bengal Army, 
 and High Sheriff of Calcutta. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4 or, on a bend azure, 
 a mullet between two crescents of the first, a bordure com- 
 pony of the second and first (for Scott) ; 2 and 3 per pale 
 or and argent, a lion rampant sable, in chief three mullets 
 azure (for Macmillan). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantUng gules doubled 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. a stag's head erased gules 
 (for Scott) ; 2. a dexter and sinister hand issuing from the 
 wreath brandishing a two-handed sword all proper (for 
 Macmillan). Mottoes — (over the crests) — " Miseris suc- 
 curro ; " (under the arms), " Ardenter amo." Married, 1876, 
 Antonietta, eldest daughter of Theodore Henry Dury of 
 Bonsall Leys, in the county of Derby ; and has Issue — 
 Thomas Alexander Frederick Macmillan-Scott, Gentleman, 
 b. 1881 ; Cecile Margaret. Stats — Wauchojje, Hawick, 
 N.B. ; and Pinnacle Hill, Kelso, N.B. C/a*— Union. 
 
 ALEXANDER MACMORRAN, Esquire, K.C., Barris- 
 ter-at-Law (Middle Temple), M.A. (Edin.). Born 1852, 
 being the eldest son of Thomas Macmorran of Newton 
 Stewart, co. Wigtown. Armorial bearings— Azure, a sword 
 in bend projser, pommelled and hilted or, in the sinister chief 
 a dexter hand coujsed, and in the dexter base a paschal 
 lamb or, carrying a banner argent charged with a cross 
 gules. Mantling azure, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand couped gules ; and 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 in an escroll over the same this Motto, "Virtus virtutis 
 pnvmium." Aiarritd, 1883, Kdiih Kate, youngest daa of 
 
 G. E. Mead of 22 Cheyne Walk, S.W. Residence — Laving- 
 ton, Putney Heath, London, S.W. Club — St. Stephen's. 
 
 MACMORROUGH, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 Mcmullen (H. Coll.). Argent, on a fesse azure, 
 between three leopards rampant proper, as many crosses 
 moline of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a leopard as in the arms, 
 between two trefoils slipped vert Motto — 
 
 Son of Alexander Peter McMuUen, Esq., J. P., of 
 Hertford Castle, b. \ d. ; m. : — 
 
 Norman McMullen, Gentleman, b. . Res. — St. 
 
 Leonard's Place, Bengeo, Herts. 
 
 ARTHUR MACMURROGH-MURPHY, Esq., "of 
 Oulartleigh," co. Wexford ("The O'Morchoe," Chief of 
 
 MacMurrogh-Murphy of Oulartleigh (O'Morchoe, Chief of 
 his sept), by his second wife Rebecca, dau. of the Rev. John 
 Bagwell Creagh of Bally Andrew, co. Cork, Rector of 
 Rincurran, and Vicar of Carrig, co. Cork. Armorlai bear- 
 iBgt — Argent, a hawthome tree eradicated vert, fructed 
 gules, on a chief of the last, a lion passant guardant or. 
 Marritd, Nov. 19, 1863, Susjin Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas 
 Bradley, M.D., of Kells Grange, co. Kilkenny, by his wife 
 Sophia, dau. of Robert Wolfe of Tentore, Queen's Co. ; 
 and has had Issue — (i) Rev, Thomas Arthur MacMurrogh- 
 O'Morchoe (resumed ancient name by deed poll 1895), M. A. 
 Trin. Coll., Dublin, b. March 23, 1865 {m., April 8, 1891, 
 Anne, dau. of John George Gibbon. Esq., LL.D., of Kilten- 
 nell, CO. Wexford, and has, with other issue, Arthur Donel 
 MacMurrogh-O'Morchoe, Gentleman, b. June 3, 1892]; (3) 
 Arthur MacMurrogh-O'Morchoe, Gentleman,^. Sept. 33, 
 1866 (d. April i8, 1899) ; (3) William MacMurrogh-O'Mor- 
 choe, Gentleman, b. July 12, 1868; Sophia Rebecca [»«., 
 firstly, Aug. 38, 1888, Francis Richard Wolfe (rf. April 18. 
 1900), eldest son of the Rev. Prebendary R. R. WoHe, M.A., 
 of Leighton, co. Devon, and Lord of the Manor of Islington ; 
 tn., secondly, Aug. 11, 1903, Raymond William French, 
 son of the late Ven. Thomas Fitzgerald French, Archdeacon 
 of Killaloe] ; Gertrude Susan (deceased) ; Edith MacMur- 
 rogh \in., Aug. 2, 1899, James Robinson]; and Mary 
 Augusta MacMurrogh. Seat — Monamolin, co. Wexford. 
 Residence — Kerrymount, Foxrock, co. Dublin. 
 
 MACNAGHTON, see WORKMAN-MACNAGHTON. \ 
 
 NOITIDGE CHARLES MACNAMARA, Esquire, 
 Surgeon-Major (retired) Indian Army, Vice-President of j 
 the Royal College of Surgeons 1893 and 1896. Bom Oct. 
 14, 1832, being the sixth son of the late Daniel Macnamara, 
 Esq., R.N., of Douras, Burren, co. Clare, by his wife; 
 Frances, dau. of George Fennell, Secretary to the Ad- \ 
 miralty. Club — Athenaeum. Armorial bearingfs— Gules, 
 
 his sept, and representative of the Teighema or Lord of Hy 
 Felimy). Born Jan. 4, 1835, being the only son of Arthur 
 
 a lion rampant argent, in chief two spear-heads or, a cres- 
 cent argent for difference. MantUng gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a naked arm holding 
 a scimitar all proper. Motto — " Firniitas in coelo." Mar- 
 ried, March 6, 1865, Maria Louisa, second and youngest 
 dau. of Hon. Vincent Henry Bayley, Judge of the High 
 Court, Calcutta; and has Issue — (i) Charles Carroll Mac- 
 namara, Esq., Capt. Royal Irish Rifles, b. May 23, 1875; 
 (2) Patrick Macnamara, Gentleman, Cadet R.N., b. Jan. 11, 
 1886 ; Nora \m., Feb. i, 1888 (as his second wife), Montagu 
 Lubbock, M.D., son of Sir John William Lubbock, third 
 Bart.]; Adeline Louisa \m., July 22, 1893, Major Rouse, 
 R.A., D.S.O.]; Oona \m. at Calcutta, Nov. 21, 1890, 
 Bertram Standen, of the Bengal Civil Service, CLE.]; 
 Sheila; Maive \m., Feb. 19, 1898, F. C. Goodenoughj; 
 and Dorothy. Residences — 19 Grosvenor Street, London, 
 W. ; The Lodge, Chorleywood, Herts. 
 
 MACNAMARA (U.O.). Gules, a lion rampant argent, 
 in chief two spear-heads or, a crescent argent for difference. 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 907 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a naked arm holding a scymetar all proper. Motto 
 — " Firmitas in coelo." 
 
 Sons of George Houseman Macnamara, M. R.C.S. , 
 
 b. 1825; rf.1899; m. ist, 1851, Louisa Eliza, d. of 
 
 Edward Winckworth of Cowley Hall, Hillingdon ; 
 
 2nd, 1887, Susanna Ellen, d. of Francis Fowler 
 
 Figg : — 
 
 Hugh Winckworth Macnamara, Gentleman, Surgeon 
 
 R.N. , b. 1859; m. 1887, Charlotte Maria, d. of William 
 
 George Ward of Nottingham ; and has issue — (i) Hugh 
 
 Charles Macnamara, Gentleman, b. 1888; (2) Hugh John 
 
 Macnamara, Gentleman, R.N., b. 1890. Res. — 
 
 George Locknell Macnamara, Gentleman, b. 1888. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Francis Nottige Macnamara, Esq., M.D., 
 
 Surgeon-Major Indian Army, b. 1831 ; d. 1899 ; m. 
 
 1853, Amy, d. of Frederick Dawes Danvers, Clerk of 
 
 Council of Duchy of Lancaster : — 
 
 Rev. Henry Danvers Macnamara, M.A. (Oxen.), Minor 
 
 Canon of St. Paul's 1884-93, and now Hon. Minor Canon 
 
 Rector of St. James's, Garlickhithe, and Priest in Ordinary 
 
 to the King, b. 1854; m. 1879, Alice, d. of Charles Fan- 
 
 shawe Glanville ; and has issue — (i) Robert Danvers 
 
 Macnamara, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Michael Francis 
 
 Macnamara, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; (3) Arthur Macnamara, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1887 ; Elsie ; and Bertha. Res. — St. James's 
 
 Rectory, Queenhythe, E.C. 
 
 Eric Danvers Macnamara, Gentleman, M.A. , M.B. 
 Camb., M.R.C.S., M.R.C.P., b. 1870; m. 1904, Frances, 
 d. of William Simpson Craig. Res. — Beaufort House, 
 Ham, Surrey. 
 
 MACNAUGHTON, quartered by MACBRAYNE. 
 
 Surgeon-Major JAMES GLAUSSEN MACNEECE, 
 son of Rev. James MacNeece, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. 
 University of Dublin, late Rector of Parish of Clonfeacle, 
 in the Diocese of Armagh. Armorial bearings — Per 
 chevron azure and sable, on a chevron argent, between 
 three eagles rising proper, as many cross crosslets of the 
 second. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 rising proper, charged on the breast with a cross crosslet 
 sable. Motto — " Fiducia non astutia. " 
 
 Surgeon - Major THOMAS FREDERICK MAC- 
 NEECE, younger son of Rev. James MacNeece, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, M.A. University of Dublin, late Rector 
 of Parish of Clonfeacle, in the Diocese of Armagh. Armo- 
 rial bearing^ — Per chevron azure and sable, on a chevron 
 argent, between three eagles rising proper, as many cross 
 crosslets of the second (a crescent for cadency). Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising proper, chargea 
 on the breast with a cross crosslet sable. Motto — " Fiducid 
 non astutia." 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN M'NEIGHT. Gentleman. Bom 
 June 25, 1834, being the eldest son of Robert M'Neight, 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of Robert Moore of Dromandony, 
 Drumara, co. Down. Armorial bearings — Per fesse 
 argent and or, a fesse invected azure, between in chief two 
 lions' heads erased of the last, langued gules, and in base 
 a unicorn's head of the third, armed and crined of the 
 fourth. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, out of the battlements of a tower sable, 
 masoned argent, a dexter arm embowed, vambraced, the 
 hand holding a spear in bend transfixing a lion's head 
 erased all proper. Motto — "Omnia Deo committo." 
 Married, March 18, 1868, Sara Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 
 Robert Henry Anderson of Slaney Lodge, Baltinglass, 
 CO. Wicklow; and has Issue — (i) William Robert Percival 
 M'Neight, Gentleman, M.A., M.D. Trin. Coll., Dublin, 
 b. July 23, 1873 [tn. 1903, Kathleen Mary, eld. dau. of the 
 late Col. and Mrs. Halahan of Sydenhurst, Chiddingfold, 
 Surrey ; and has issue, Eithne Frances] ; (2) Arthur Ander- 
 son M'Neight, Gentleman, M.B. Trin. Coll., Dublin, b. 
 July 9, i88c ; (3) Guy Mortimer M'Neight, Gentleman, b. 
 May 14, 1882 ; Emily Mary ; Olive Jane ; and Clare Raba- 
 teau. Residence ~Sa.n Remo, Howth. Clubs — National, 
 Royal Irish Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 ALEXANDER M'NEILL, Gentleman, late R.E., b. 
 1834, being the eldest surviving son of the late Alexander 
 M'Neill of Colonsay, Oronsay, by his wife Anne Elizabeth, 
 
 fourth dau. and coheir of John Carstairs, Gentleman, of 
 Stratford Green, Essex, and Warboys, co. Huntingdon. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and 
 iiii., azure, a lion rampant argent, armed and langued 
 gules; ii., argent, a sinister hand couped fesseways in 
 chief gules, in base wavy azure, a salmon naiant of the 
 first; iii., or, a galley her oars in saltire gules, on a chief 
 of the seeond three mullets of the first, the whole within a 
 bordure gules (for M'Neill) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a chevron 
 argent, between three sunflowers slipped proper, as many 
 buckles of the first (for Carstairs). Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an arm 
 in armour embowed, holding a dagger proper. Motto — 
 " Vincereaut mori." Married, 1859, Mary, dau. of Colonel 
 Leighton, and has issue. Seat — Colonsay, Greenock. 
 
 McNeill of Tearfargus (L.O., matric. c. 1672-7, regd. 
 U.O. ). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a lion rampant argent ; 
 2. per fesse wavy argent and azure, in chief a sinister hand 
 apaum^e couped at the wrist fessewise, in base a salmon 
 naiant proper; 3. or, a lymphad, sails furled, flags flying 
 gules, oars in action proper, on a chief of the second, 
 three mullets of the first, the whole within a bordure gules. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the 
 hand a sword all proper. 
 
 Son of Edmund Alexander McNeill, Esq., of Cushen- 
 
 den, J. P., b. 1787; d. 1879; m. 1817, Rose, eld. d. of 
 
 Alexander McNeill, Esq., J. P., of Ballycastle : — 
 
 Edmund McNeill, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Antrim 
 
 (High Sheriff 1879), b. 1821 ; m. 1851, Mary, eld. d. of 
 
 Alexander Miller of Ballycastle, co. Antrim, late Treas. of 
 
 that CO. ; and has issue — Ronald John McNeill, Gentleman 
 
 (9 Morton Gardens, S.W.), b. 1861 [m. 1884, Elizabeth 
 
 Maud, d. of William Bolitho of Polwithin, Penzance ; and 
 
 has issue — Esther Rose ; Mary Morwenna Bolitho ; and 
 
 Loveday Violet]; Anne Charlotte Lavinia \fn. 1885, Rev. 
 
 John T. Penrose, Rector of Gawsworth] ; and Mary Violet 
 
 \m. 1887, Rev. Walter Hobhouse, M.A. J Seat — Craigdunn, 
 
 Craigs, co. Antrim. 
 
 S ERNEST WILLIAM STEWART KING MAC- 
 ONCHY, Esquire, Capt. 4th Sikhs, D.S.O. Bom June 
 18, i860, being the third son of the late George Maconchy, 
 Esq., B.A., J. P. for cos. Longford and Wexford, High 
 Sheriff for co. Longford 1846, by his first wife Louisa 
 Elizabeth, dau. of John Goddard Richards of Ardamine, co. 
 Wexford. Armorial bearings Gyronny of eight gules 
 and ermine, on a fesse or, three thistles slipped proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-swan, wings expanded proper. Motto — 
 " Humani nihil ahenum." Married, 1895, Caroline, dau. 
 of Alexander Campbell of 8 Cornwall Gardens, S. W. ; and 
 has /M«tf — (i) George Alexander Maconchy, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 1896. Residence— 
 
 S FREDERICK CAMPBELL MACONCHY, Esquire, 
 D.S.O., Capt. East Yorkshire Regt. Born Aug. 22, 
 1868, being the fourth son of the late George Maconchy, 
 Esq., B.A. , J. P. for cos. Longford and Wexford, by his 
 second wife Janet, widow of Major Middleton, 7th Dragoon 
 Guards, and dau. of Colin Campbell of Colgrain, co. Dum- 
 barton. Armorial bearings— Gyronny of eight gules 
 and ermine, on a fesse or, three thistles slipped proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-swan, wings expanded proper. Motto— 
 " Humani nihil alienum." Married, firstly, Jan. i, 1899, 
 Maud Elinor, second dau. of George Arthur Thompson, 
 of Terrington Hall, co. York; secondly, Sept. 21, 1901, 
 Mary Eleanor, eldest dau. of Major Robert Bethune, late 
 Gordon Highlanders. Residence — Club — Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 GEORGE CAMPBELL MACONCHY, Gentleman. 
 Bom Jan. 23, 1859, being the second son of the late George 
 Maconchy, Esq., B.A., J. P. for cos. Longford and Wex- 
 ford, High Sheriff for co. Longford 1846, by his first wife 
 Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of John Goddard Richards of 
 Ardamine, co. Wexford. Armorial bearings— Gyronny 
 of eight gules and ermine, on a fesse or, three thistles 
 slipped proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-swan, wings expanded 
 proper. Motto — "Humani nihil alienum." Married, 
 1887, Lily, dau. of J. Metherall ; and has Issue —A dau. 
 
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 JOHN ARTHUR MACONCHY. Esnuir.-. J. P. co. 
 lx>nKfonl. flom June lo, 185a, being the eldest son of the 
 late Cieoree Maconchy. Ksq., B.A., J. P. for cos. Longford 
 and Wexford. High Sheriff ft>r co. Longford 1846, by his 
 fin.t wife Louisa Klizabetli, dau. of lohn Cio<ldard Richards 
 of Ardaminc, co. Wexford. Armoxial bearln^rs Gyronny 
 of eight gules and ermine, on a fcsse or, three thistles 
 slippe<l proper. i»««ti<ny g\ilfs and argent. Great On a 
 wreath of ttie colours, a demi-swan, wings expanded proper. 
 Motto " Humani nihil alienum." Married, Aug. 16, 
 
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 Orest On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-highlander 
 habited proper, holding in his dexter hand a sheaf of arrows 
 also proper ; and in .in escroll above, this Motto, " Nitimur 
 et munitur." Married, 1890, Philadelphia, dau. of John 
 Lamb. Residence 33 Westboume Street, Hyde Park, W. 
 
 JOHN ALLAN MACONOCHIE-WELWOOD, Es- 
 quire, J. P. for cos. Edinburgh, Fife, and Roxburgh. Horn 
 1848, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Robert Blair Maconochie of Gattonside, co. Roxburgh, by 
 
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 1887, Gertrude Annie, dau. of Robert Tottenham of Anna- 
 mult, CO. Kilkenny; and has Issue— Maxy. .Sea/— Rath- 
 more, AughaclifTe, co. Longford. Residence — RzAhmore, 
 Raheny, Dublin. Cubs — Kildare Street (Dublin), Royal 
 St. George Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 ARCHIBALD WHITE MACONOCHIE, Gentleman, 
 M.P. for the East Division of Aberdeenshire. Bom March 
 2, 1855, being the son of Archibald White Maconochie of 
 Fraserburgh. Armorial bearings— Parted per fess gjules 
 and gyronny of eight or and sable, in chief two herrings 
 haurient argent, and in base a lymphad, sails furled, oars 
 in saltire all proper, flagged gules. Mantling gules and or. 
 
 his wife Charlotte Joanna, dau. of John Tod of Kirkhill ; 
 succeeded his paternal uncle Alan A. Maconochie- Welwood, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L., who died 1885. C/a*J— Carlton , New 
 Club (Edinburgh). Livery— BhiQ. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent an oak tree growing out of a well 
 in base proper (for Welwood of Garvock) ; 2 and 3 azure, 
 in chief three dexter hands, each grasping a bunch of arrows 
 argent, and in base an Imperial crown or, a chief gyronny 
 of eight of the last and sable (for Maconochie of Meadow- 
 bank). Mantling gules doubled argent. Crests— i. dexter, 
 on a wreath of his liveries, the trunk of an oak sprouting 
 out branches proper ; Motto over, " Reviresco" ; 2. sinister, 
 a demi-Highlandman holding in his right hand a bunch of 
 
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 arrows all proper above an Imperial crown or, to which he 
 is pointing with his left ; Motto over, " Nitimur et munitur." 
 Supporters — -Two Highlandmen attired proper, each hold- 
 ing in his exterior hand a bow and arrow with a quiver on 
 their backs. Married, April 28, 1892, Winifred Louisa, 
 
 ALBERT CAMERON MACPHERSON of Cluny Mac- 
 pherson, co. Inverness, Chief of the Macphersons and Clan 
 Chattan. Born Aug. 25, 1854, being the youngest but 
 only surviving son of the late Ewen Macpherson, Esq., 
 C. B., of Cluny Macpherson, by his wife Sarah Justina, 
 
 third dau. of the late Edgar Drummond of Cadland, Hants, 
 and the late Hon. Mrs. Drummond ; and has Issue — 
 Lawrence Robert Maconochie-Welwood, Gentleman, b. 
 1902 ; and Cynthia Louisa Winifred. Estates — Kirknew- 
 ton, Midlothian; Garvock, Fife. Seats — Kirknewton, 
 Midlothain, N.B. ; Pitliver House, Dunfermline, N.B. 
 
 youngest dau. of Henry Davidson of TuUoch Castle, Ross ; 
 succeeded his brother, Col. E. H. D. Macpherson, 1900. 
 Livery — Dress : blue coat with red piping, red waistcoat, red 
 plush breeches and white stockings ; undress : blue coat and 
 waistcoat, and trousers with red piping. Armorial bearing^ 
 — Per fesse or and azure, a lymphad of the first, with her sails 
 
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 fUrled. oars in action, must ami tacklinf; all proper, flap fly- 
 ing gules, in the dexter chief point a hand couped grasping 
 a dAKger point upwards gules, in the sinister chief a cross 
 croiskt litcli^ of the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wrt-ath of his liveries is set for Orest, a 
 cat aej&nt pro|)er. Supporters — Two Highlanders in short 
 tartan jackets and hose, with steel helmets on their heads, 
 thighs ban, their shiru tied between them, and round tar- 
 gets on their arms. Motto — ' ' Touch not the cat bot a glove. " 
 Afarried, April 15. 188a, Frances Eliza Raynsford, eldest 
 dau. of the late Rev. Henry Addington of Henlow Grange, 
 Keds ; and has /««<— Frances Eva Marjorie. Seat — Cluny 
 Castle, Kingussie, co. Inverness. CM — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR GEORGE MACPHERSON. Knight 
 Commander of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian 
 Empire (1889), Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), formerly 
 Legislative Secretary to Government of Bengal (1862-64), 
 Deputy legislative Secretary to Government of India in 
 Home Dept., 1884, a Puisne Judge of High Court, Calcutta, 
 1864-1877, Legal Adviser to Secretary of State for India 
 1879-1882, and Secretary in Judicial and Public Depart- 
 ment of India Office 1882-1893. Born Sept. 26, 1828, being 
 the ninth son of the late Hugh Macpherson, M.D. , Professor 
 of Greek in the University and King's College, Aberdeen, 
 by his wife Christina, dau. of Roderick Macleod, Principal 
 of the University and King's College, Aberdeen. Armorial 
 bearingB— Azure, a lymphad or, sail furled and oars in 
 action, mast and tackling all proper, flags flying of the field, 
 
 llBff azure, doubled argent; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Orest, a cat rampant guardant projjer ; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' Touch not the cat 
 but a glove." Married, July la, i860, Frances Caroline, 
 dau. of the late William Martin ; and has surviving Issue — 
 (i) William Hugh Macpherson, Esq., b. Feb. 2, 1863; (2) 
 Arthur Holte Macpherson, Esq., b. Jan. 4, 1867; (3) Alan 
 Macpherson, Esq. , b. April 2, 1868 ; (4) Ewen Macpherson, 
 Esq., b. Sept. 1, 1872; and Frances Ethel. Residence 51 
 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W. Club— 
 Oriental. 
 
 MACRAE (H. Coll.). Argent, a fesse invected, in chief ] 
 a lion rampant between two mullets, and the like in base 
 all gules. Mantling gules and argent. Orest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, lietween two buffalo-horns or, a cubit arm 
 erect proper, charged with two mullets in pale gules, the 
 hand holding a claymore in bend sinister also propwr, ' 
 pommel and hilt gold, MottO — " Fortitudine." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Douglas Gordon Macrae, Gentleman, b . Res. — j 
 Avon Castle, Ringwood, Hants. 
 
 STUART MAC RAE, Gentleman, head of the Conchraj 
 branch of the MacRaes of Kinlail. Bom 1855, being the j 
 eldest son of the late Duncan MacRae, Esq., of Karnes | 
 Castle, CO. Bute, J. P. and D.L. for co. (of the Conchraj 
 branch of the MacRaes of Kintail), by his wife Grace, dau, 
 of Donald Stewart. Armorial bearings — Argent, a fessej 
 
 each charged with a saltire argent, on a chief indented of 
 the last a hand fesseways, couped, grasping a dagger point 
 upwards on the dexter, and on the sinister a cross crosslet 
 fitch^ of the first, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon and pendent the badge of a K.C.I.E. Above the 
 shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree ; with a Mant- 
 
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 azure between two mullets in chief, a lion rampant in base 
 gules, a crescent of the second for difference. Mantling 
 azure doubled argent; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a mailed arm embowed, the hand grasping 
 a Turkish scymitar proper ; and in an escroll above, this 
 Motto, "Fortitudine;" and below shield, "Nee euro nee 
 careo." MarHei, Dec. 12, 1891, Ethel Evelyn, eldest dau. 
 of Martin Ridley Smith of Hayes Common, Kent ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Kenneth Stuart MacRae, Gentleman, b. 1892; 
 (2) John Nigel MacRae, Gentleman ; and Grace Emily. 
 Residence — Handley House, Newark-on-Trent. Club — 
 Caledonian. 
 
 JOHN MAC RAE-GILSTRAP, Esquire, of BalUmore, 
 CO. Argyll, andof Northgate, Newark-on-Trent, co. Netting- 
 
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 ham, Major (retired) late Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 
 (formerly John MacRae), a Gentleman-at-Arms and a 
 Member of the Royal Company of Archers, the King's 
 Bodyguard for Scotland, J. P. for Argyll, Notts, and 
 Newark ; assumed the additional surname and arms of 
 Gilstrap by Royal Licence under the will of the late 
 Sir William Gilstrap, Bart. , of Fornham Park, Suffolk, and 
 Newark-on-Trent. Born Dec. 30, 1861, being the second 
 son of Duncan MacRae of Kames Castle, Isle of Bute 
 (head of the " Conchra " branch of the MacRaes of Kintail), 
 H.E.I.C.S., by his wife Grace, dau. of Donald Stewart, 
 representative of the Stewarts of Over Blairish, cadets of 
 Stewart of Garth. Livery — Dark blue coat, with red waist- 
 coat, silver buttons, and dark green trousers. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4 (Gilstrap), argent a chevron 
 engrailed vert between in chief two escutcheons gules, each 
 charged with a galtrap of the field, and in base a talbot's 
 head erased of the third, and for distinction, in the centre 
 chief point a cross crosslet gules ; 2 and 3 (MacRae) argent, 
 a fesse azure between two mullets in chief and a Hon ram- 
 pant in base gules, in chief point a crescent of the second 
 for difference ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence these 
 same arms of Gilstrap without the cross crosslet. Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a rock, a cubit arm erect in armour all proper grasping 
 an escutcheon gules, charged with a galtrap argent for dis- 
 tinction, the arm charged with a cross crosslet gules (for 
 Gilstrap) ; 2. on a wreath of his liveries, an arm in armour 
 embowed, holding a scimitar proper ; and over the ctest 
 
 th# Mottoes, " Candide secure" (for Gilstrap); " Forti- 
 tudine " (for MacRae); under the shield, "Nee euro nee 
 care " (for MacRae). Married, March 4, 1889, Isabella 
 Mary, second dau. of the late George Gilstrap of Win- 
 thorpe, Newark-on-Trent ; and has Issue — John Duncan 
 George MacRae, Gentleman ; Margaret Helen ; Janet 
 Isabel ; Ella Mary ; Elizabeth Barbara Catherine ; and 
 Flora Sybil. 5ra/5— Ballimore, Otter Ferry, N.B. ; North- 
 gate, Newark-on-Trent. Clubs — Naval and Military, New 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 DAVID MACRITCHIE, Gentleman, Commissioner of 
 Supply for the county of Perth, Member of the Society of 
 Accountants in Edinburgh. Born April 16, 1851, being 
 the fourth son of William Dawson MacRitchie, M.D. , 
 Surgeon, of the Honourable East India Company's Medical 
 
 Staff, St. Helena, 1821-1836, by his wife Elizabeth Elder, 
 third daughter of John MacRitchie of Craigton, in the 
 county of Perth, and Denork, in the county of Fife. 
 Armoriiil bearings — Or, a lion rampant gules, between 
 
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 two mullets in chief vert and a crescent in base of the 
 second, a bordure of the third. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a cat sejant rampant sable ; with the Motto, " Prenez 
 garde." Residence — 4 Archibald Place, Edinburgh. 
 
 VALENTINE EMANUEL PATRICK MACSWINEY, 
 Chamberlain to His Holiness Pope Leo XIII., B. 6s L. 
 
 (Paris and Toulouse). Born , being the only son of 
 
 Valentine MacSwiney, formerly of co. Cork, by Emma, 
 Countess Konarski, dau. of Alexander, Count Konarski, 
 Knight of the Military Order, " Virtuti Militari," of Poland. 
 Armorial bearings —Per pale azure and gules, two boars 
 rampant combatant pean, on a chief or, as many battle- 
 axes in saltire blades upwards proper. Mantling azure and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 gryphon segreant, holding in the dexter claw a lizard proper, 
 and charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis azure. Motto 
 — " Malo mori quam fcedari." 
 
 McTAGGART, quartered by STEWART. 
 
 GEORGE JOSEPH BROOKE M'VEAGH, Esq., J. P., 
 High Sheriff 1891. Born Jan. 8, 1866, being the son of the 
 late Ferdinand M'Veagh, Esq., of Drewstown, High Sheriff 
 1875, B.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin, by his wife Maria, dau. of 
 Thomas Rotheram of Triermore, co. Meath. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, a lion passant guardant or, on a chief 
 
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 Mur«, a crescent between two roses or. Ma n t lin g luure 
 aod argent : and for his OrMt. upon a wreath of the colours. 
 an arm embowed in armour, in the hand a spear all proper. 
 Motto— "Per ardua." Married, Oct. 34, 1889. Grace 
 Alice Maude, dau. of Lieut. -t Jen. Charles Annesley BMison 
 of Ormonde House. Zion Hill. Bath; and has Issue— (i) 
 Ferdinand Annesley M'Veagh. (Jcntleman, b. Sept. 19. 
 1890: (a) Montagu t^uin Brooke M'Veagh, b. 1903; 
 Marjorie Grace : Muriel Kathleen Mabel ; and Stella 
 Maude. .^/— Drewstown, co. Meath. 
 
 ROBERT BLAKE M'VITTIE, Gentleman, youngest 
 surviving son of the late Elliott M'Vittie. Armorial bear- 
 ing!— Argi-nt. on a chevron engrailed gules, Ix-tween in chief 
 two thistles and in b;ise a trefoil slipped all proper, a fret or. 
 >t«tit lln g gules and argent. Grost — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cat-a-mountain passant guardant, resting the 
 forepaw on an escutcheon of the arms. Motto — "Virtue is 
 honour." Postal address — 6a Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. 
 
 MADDEN (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a falcon 
 seizing a mallard argent, on a chief or, a cross bottonn<5e 
 gules (Madden, 1635); a and 3, or, a pile engrailed sable 
 (Waterhouse). M«nt.i<ng sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon with wings expanded argent, 
 membered or, holding in the talon a cross bottonn^ gules. 
 Motto — " Fortior qui se vincit." 
 
 Sons of John Madden of Hilton Park, J. P. cos. 
 Monaghan, Fermanagh, Cavan, and Leitrim, D.L. 
 Monaghan (High Sheriff 1864) and Fermanagh (High 
 Sheriff 1859), b. 1836; d. 1902 ; m. 1864, Lady Caroline 
 Clements, sister of 4th Earl of Leitrim : — 
 John Clements Waterhouse Madden, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Monaghan (on roll for High Sheriff 1906), D.L. co. Fer- 
 managh, Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple and King's Inns), 
 M.A. (Camb.), Capt Sth Batt. Roy. Irish Fus., b. 1870. 
 
 Seal — Hilton Park, Clones, co. Monaghan. C//(3^— Carl- 
 ton, Bachelors'. 
 
 Gerald Hugh Charles Madden, Esq., Capt. Irish Guards, 
 late 3rd King's Own Hussars (served in S. Africa with 
 x6th I^ancers), b. 187a; m. 1901, Mabel Lucy, d. of 
 Sir George Macpherson Grant, Bart. Res. — 17 Draycott 
 Place, S.W. 
 
 Sons of John Madden of Koslea Manor, J. P. and 
 
 D.L. CO. Fermanagh (High Sheriff 1848), J. P. co. 
 
 Monaghan (High Sheriff 1875), b. 1819 ; d. 1903 ; m. 
 
 1847, Clara Elizabeth, d. of Rev. James Spencer 
 
 Knox, D.D. :— 
 Walter Wilmot Madden, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; m, 1886, 
 Eleanor, d. of Charles Ferdinand Bischoff of Woodlands, 
 Wainku, N.Z. ; andhasissue — (i) Arthur Wilmot Madden, 
 Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (a) Charles Beresford Madden, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1898 ; Eva Kathleen ; Dora Christina ; and 
 Florence Josephine. Seat — Roslea Manor, Clones. 
 
 John Beresford Madden, Gentleman, b. 1855. Res.— 
 Aghafin, Clones. 
 
 MADDEN (163s, U.O.). Sable, a falcon seizing a 
 mallard argent, on a chief or, a cross l)otton^ gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon with wings expanded argent, membered or, 
 holding in the talon a cross botton6e gules. MottO — 
 " Fortior qui se vincit." 
 
 Only son of Rev. H. Hamilton Madden, Rector of 
 Templemore and Chancellor of Cashel, b. 1806; d. 
 ; m. 1839, Isabella, d. of J. H. Monck Mason, 
 LL.D. :— 
 
 Rt. Hon. Dodgson Hamilton Madden, P.C. , M.A., 
 LL.D., a Judge of the High Court in Ireland, Vice-Chan- 
 cellor of Univ. of Ireland, M.P. for Trin. Coll., Dub., 1887- 
 1892, Solicitor-Gen. for Ireland 1888, Attorney-Gen. 18 
 b. 1840; m. ist, 1868, Minnie (d. 1895), eld. d. of Le 
 Moore, Esq., D.L., of Cremorgan, Queen's Co. ; and, Jesi 
 Isabelle, d. of Richard Warburton, Esq., D.L., of G 
 hinch. King's Co. Seat — Nutley, Booterstown, co. Dublin.^ 
 Sons of Rev. Samuel Madden of Kilkenny : — 
 
 Major-Gen. Samuel Alexander Madden, C. B. , b. 1824. 
 
 Surg. -Maj. -Gen. Charles Dodgson Madden, C.B. (1896), 
 Hon. Surg, to Queen Victoria 1895-1901, Hon. Surg, to the 
 King 1901, served in Crimean Campaign (medal and clasp 
 and Turkish medal), Indian Mutiny (medal), and Abyssinian 
 Exped. (desp., medal), b. 1833; m. 1863, Alice Lilias, and d 
 of Andrew Maclean, M.D. Hes. — Cree Fleet, Richmoni 
 Road, Kew. 
 
 FREDERIC WILLIAM MADDEN, Esquire. Bom 
 April 9, 1839, being the eldest son of the late Sir Frederic 
 Madden, Knight of the Hanoverian Guelphic Order, 
 Fellow of the Royal Society, one of the Gentlemen of the 
 Privy Chamber to their Majesties King William IV. and 
 Queen Victoria, Assistant - Keeper and Keeper of the 
 Department of Manuscripts, British Museum, for nearly 
 forty years, by his wife Emily Sarah, second daughter of 
 William Robinson, Esquire, Doctor of Laws, Fellow of the 
 Society of Antiquaries, of Tottenham, Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Middlesex. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms: Sable, a falcon or, belled gules, preying 
 on a mallard argent, on a chief indented of the second a 
 cross bottony of the third. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 or ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet gules, a falcon 
 rising or, holding in the beak a cross bottony as in arms ; 
 with the Motto, " Propria virtute audax." Married, Sep- 
 tember 12, i860, Elizabeth Sarah (Bessie), third daughter 
 of John Rannie, Esquire, of Portsmouth (died August 22, 
 1893) ; and has Issue — (i) Frederick Henry Madden, 
 Esquire, born August 21, 1864; (2) William John Madden. 
 Gentleman, born January 9, 1866; Emma Edith [married 
 Frederick Cholmondeley Dering Amesbury, Lieutenant 
 Indian Staff Corps] ; and Anna Clarissa. 
 
 The Hon. Sir JOHN MADDEN, Knight Bachelor 
 (1893), B.A., LL.D. (Melbourne), Barrister-at-Law 1 repre- 
 sented W. Bourke in Victorian Legislative Assembly 1874, 
 and Sandridge 1875-1882 ; was Minister of Justice, Victoria 
 1874 and 1876 ; Chancellor of Melbourne University since 
 1897, and was Vice-Chancellor from 1888, having previously 
 been Warden thereof, 1876-1881 ; appointed Chief Justice 
 of the Supreme Court of Victoria, 1893 ; Lieut. -Gov. of 
 
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 ictoria, 1897 ; administered Government, Jan. to May 1893, 
 and March to Nov. 1895, and since March 1898 to Dec. 
 1901, and since Oct. 1903. 5or« 1844, being the son of John 
 Madden. Club — Melbourne (Melbourne, Victoria). Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per pale sable and gules, a falcon prey- 
 ing on a duck argent, on a chief or, a cross bottony between 
 two trefoils slipped gules. Mantling s.ible and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon, wings expanded 
 argent, charged on the breast with a trefoil slipped sable, 
 and holding in the dexter claw a cross bottony of the last. 
 Motto — " Propria virtuteaudax." Married, 1872, Gertrude 
 Frances, dau. of Francis John Sidney Stephen, and has 
 Issue — Amy [m. H. Osborne] ; Sylvia [m. Clement ]. 
 
 Residences — Cloyne, Chapel Street, St. Kilda, Victoria; 
 Yamala, Frankston, Victoria. 
 
 MADDISON, quartered by FLETCHER- VANE. 
 
 MADDISON. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, two battle- 
 axes in saltire sable (Maddison) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a 
 chevron between three martlets sable, as many mullets or 
 (Merley). Crest^On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 in armour proper, grasping a battle-axe sable. Motto — 
 " Vse timido." Livery — White with black facings. 
 (Descent probably correct, but not officially recorded.) 
 
 Son of George Wilson Maddison , Esq., J. P., of Partney 
 
 Hall, Lanes., b. i'j<yj \ d. 1888; m. 1825, Frances 
 
 Elizabeth, d. of Sir Alan Bellingham, Bart., of Castle 
 
 Bellingham, co. Louth :-r 
 
 Henry Maddison, b. 1829 ; m. 1867, Clara, d. of Pratt cis 
 
 Slater of Christ Church, N.Z. ; and has issue — (i) Henry 
 
 George, b. 1868 ; (2) Christopher Ralph, b. 1872 ; (3) Lionel, 
 
 b. 1873 ; (4) Humphrey , b. 1876 ; Prances Emily Theodosia ; 
 
 Katharine Dorothy ; and Clara Cornelia. Seat— Partney 
 
 Hall, Spilsby. 
 
 Sidney Maddison, b. 1832 ; m. 1869, Elizabeth, d. of 
 Samuel Mann; and has issue — Edward, b. 1871 ; and 
 Isabel Emilia Lucy [m. 1896, Nicholas CcBsar Corsellis 
 Laivton\. Res. — Horncastle, co. Lincoln. 
 
 Rev. Arthur Roivland Maddison, M.A., P.S.A., Ptiest 
 Vicar and Libraria?i of Lincoln Cathredal, Prebendary of 
 All Saints, Thorngate in Lincoln Cathedral, Vicar of 
 Cherry, Willingham, Lines., b. 1843. Res. F/Vr?r.f 
 Court, Lincoln. Chih—Grosvenor. 
 
 MADDISON (H. Coll., 1812). Quarterly, ermine and 
 erminois, two battle-axes in saltire sable. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — Out of a crown vallary or, an arm 
 embowed in armour proper, in the hand a battle-axe sable 
 the head argent, charged with a cross of the second. 
 Motto — " Be firm." 
 
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 Maddison : — 
 Thomas R. Maddison, Gentleman, b. i?^j.— Durkar 
 House, nr. Wakefield. 
 
 PERCY MAGAN. Esquire, J. P. co. Westmeath. Born 
 August 20, 1828, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late George Percy Magan, Gentleman, by his wife 
 KUen, dau. of Valentine O'Connor of Dublin. Armorial 
 bearings Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron between 
 three boars passant azure, tusUed, hoofed, and bristled or 
 (for Magan) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a bend between two garbs or, 
 a mitre gules (for Tilson). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest -Upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head erased 
 azure, tusked and bristled or. Motto -" Virtute et pro- 
 bitate." Married, Sept. 20, 1865, Annie Katherine, dau. of 
 Rev. Edward Richards ; and has Issue - ( i ) Percy Tilson 
 Magan, Gentleman, b. Nov. 13, 1867 ; (2) Arthur Tilson 
 Shaen Magan, Gentleman, b. May 21,1880; Emily Georgina; 
 Muriel Rozel ; Rachel Evelyn ; and Violet Augusta. Seats 
 —Correal, co. Roscommon ; Kilcleagh Park, Moate, co. 
 Westmeath. 
 
 MADDOCK, quartered by ASH BY. 
 
 JOHN MADDOCKS, Esquire, J.P. co. York. Born 
 
 |feb. 17, 1842, being the son of the late Thomas Maddocks 
 
 9f Malpas, Cheshire. Armorial bearings - Argent, on a 
 
 lie indented azure, a flaming sword erect proper, pommel 
 
 "and hilt or, on a chief arched sable, a cherub's head of the 
 
 fourth between two roses of the field. Mantling azure and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a passion cross gules, a cherub's head or, each wing 
 
 charged with a rose also gules. Motto -"Justice and 
 gratitude." Residence HeM\\ Royal, Putney Hill, Lon- 
 don, S.W. 
 
 MAGENIS (Confn. U.O.). Quarterly, 1 and 4, vert, 
 a lion rampant or, on a chief argent, a dexter hand erect 
 couped gules. Mantling vert and or. Crest— A boar 
 passant proper. Motto — " Sola salus servire Deo." 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Henry Arthur Magenis, 87th Royal 
 Irish Fus. , b. 1795; d. 1852; m. 1828, Elise Joseph 
 Ursula, d. of M. J. Damain de Kerostan, Brittany: — 
 Major-Gen. Henry Cqle Magenis (q.v.). 
 Edward Cole Magenis, Gentleman, b. 1841 ; m. 1885, 
 Cicely, d. of Joseph Hornby Birley, Esq. , J. P. , of Brookside, 
 Newton-le- Willows ; and has issue — Richard Henry Cole 
 Magenis, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; Marjorie Elise ; Sheila 
 Frances ; and Cicely. 
 
 S HENRY COLE MAGENIS, Esquire, Major-General 
 (retired), late R. H.A., D.L. and J.P. for co. Antrim 
 (High Sheriff 1887). Born Sept. 10, 1838, being the third 
 son of Henry Arthur Magenis, late Commanding 87th Royal 
 Irish Fusiliers, by his wife Elise Joseph Ursula, dau. of 
 M. J. Damain, do Kerostan, Brittany. Clubs — United and 
 Junior United Service Cavalry and Turf, United Service 
 (Dublin), Ulster (Belfast). Livery — Green and white. 
 Armorial bearings — Vert, a lion rampant or, on a chief 
 argent, a dexter hand couped gules. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar passant proper. 
 Motto — "Sola salus servire Deo." Estates in cos. An- 
 trim and Down. Seat — Finvoy Lodge, Ballymoney, co, 
 Antrim. 
 
 MAGILL, quartered by MEADE. 
 
 MAGNAY (H. Coll., 1844). Ermine, fretty gules, on a 
 chief per pale of the second and azure, a sword proper, 
 pommel and hilt or, surmounting a key saltirewise, the 
 wards upwards gold, interlaced with the collar of the Lord 
 Mayor of the City of London between two leopard's faces 
 
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 enninoi*. MaatUiiff piles and argent. Or«st — On a 
 WTMith of the culoun>, a lion rampant sable, billety erminois, 
 munilly crowned, gorge«l with a chain rcHexed over the 
 back, and holding bet«ern the forepnwsa leopard's face or. 
 Motto — " Magna est Veritas." 
 
 Only son of Sir Willlnm Magnny, ist Bart., of Post- 
 ford Housi". Surrey, Ixird Mayor of the City of London 
 1&43, t. 1797 ; </. 1871 ; M. 1854, Amelia, d. of Thomas 
 Clarke :— 
 Sir William Magnay, and Bart. (8 Nov. 1844), d. 1855 ; 
 m. 1879, Margaret Susannah, d. of Matthew Soulsby ; and 
 has surv. issue- (i) Christopher Boyd William Magnay, 
 Gentleman, t. 1884 ; (a) Philip Matthew Magnay, Gentle- 
 man, t. 1885; an«l Dorothy Vera. CM — Union. 
 
 MAGUTH (H. Coll.), Argent, on a pale azure, beeween 
 two thistles leaved and slipped proper, a torch erect or, 
 tired also proper. Mantlin^T azure and argent. Great — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a thistle as in the arms, 
 between two wings vair. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev. Stephen Shepherd Maguth, M.A., i. . Seal — 
 
 Norsey Manor, Great Burstead, Essex. 
 
 SGKORGE MAURICE MAHER, Esquire, late Capt- 
 7th Dragoon Guards. Bom 1847, being the son 
 of the late John Maher, Esq., of Ballinkeele, J. P. and 
 D.L., High Sheriflf 1853, and M.P. for co. Wexford, by 
 his wife Louisa Catlicrine, dau. of George Bourke O' Kelly, 
 Esq., of Acton House. Middlesex. Annorial bearings — 
 Azure, two lions rampant com>)atant or, supporting a sword 
 in pale proper, in base two crescents of the second. Blant- 
 ling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a hawk rising, belled and hooded 
 proper, on each wing a crescent or. MottO — " In periculis 
 audax." Seat — Ballinkeele, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexford. 
 t7«^ J— Raleigh. St. Stephen's (Dublin). 
 
 MAHON, see PAKENHAM-MAHON. 
 
 MAHON (U.O., 29 Sept. 1818). Per fesse sable and 
 argent, an ostrich counterchanged , in the beak a horse-shoe 
 or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, 
 garnished or, the gauntlet grasping a wavy sword. Motto 
 — "jMoniti meliora sequamur." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Sir William Vesey Ross Mahon, 4th 
 
 Bart., b. 1813; d. 1893; m. 1853, Jane, d. of Rev. 
 
 Henry King of Ballylin, King's Co. : — 
 
 Sir William Henry Mahon, sth Bart. (14 Apl. 1819). of 
 
 Castlegar. D.S.O., J. P. and D.L. co. Galwav (High Sheriff 
 
 1898). J.P. West Rdg. Yorks., Lt-Col. conidg. 4th Batt. 
 
 West Yorks. Regt. . served in S. Africa 1900-1902, b. 1856 ; 
 
 m. 1905, Hon. Edith Dillon, d. of Lord Clonbrock. Seat— 
 
 Castlegar, Ahascragh, co. Galway. C/ki^j— United Service 
 
 (S.W.), Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 John FitzGerald Mahon, Esq. , b. 1858; m. 1898, Lady 
 Alice Evelyn Browne, d. of Marquess of Sligo. Res.~ 
 33 Cadogan Square, S.W. C/«*j— Wellington, Hurling- 
 ham, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Edward Mahon, Esq.,*. 1862. /?w.— Vancouver City, 
 British Columbia. 
 
 Gilbert Mahon. Esq., b. 1865; m. 1895, Fanny, d. of 
 John Blakeney of Abbert, co. Galway. Res.—j Hans 
 Crescent Mansions, S.W. 
 
 Son of John Denis Fitzjames Ker Mahon, Esq., J. P., 
 
 of Ballydonelan Castle, b. 1819; d. 1900; m. 1850, 
 
 Harriet Salisbury, d. of Capt. John Dillon. J.P. :— 
 
 George Charles Ker Mahon. Esq., J. P.. b. 1852; m. 
 
 1889. Wilhelmina, only child of William Persse. Seats— 
 
 Ballydonelan. Loughrea; Kilereeny. Ballinasloe. co. 
 
 Galway. Club— RoyaX St. George Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 SLiEUTENANT-CoLONKL MAURICE HARTLAND 
 MAHON. Annorial bearlngfs - Or, a lion rampant 
 azure, langued gules, a martlet sable for difference. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, an 
 heraldic tiger passant, holding in the dexter paw a broken 
 tiltins-spear all proper, and charged on the shoulder with 
 a martlet sable for difference. Motto " Buaidh 
 bingh." 
 
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 CHARLES PATRICK MAHON-HAGAN, Esquire.iH| 
 Capt. Clare Art. S. Div. R.A. Bom 1867, being the son of^B; 
 the late Charles George Mahon, Esq., J. P., of New Park 
 (d. i88a), by his lirst wife Rosa Elizajjeth, fouriii dau. of 
 the late Rear- Admiral Sir Robert Hagan, and assumed the 
 additional surname and arms of Hagan by Royal Licenc 
 dated Aug. 11, 1888. Annorial bearings Quarterly i and 
 4, argent, two sea-lions rampant gules supporting .an anchd 
 in pale sable, in base a salmon naiant in waves of the set| 
 all proper (for Hagan) ; 2 and 3, jier fesse azure and gules, 1 
 lion rampant or, between two roses in fesse argent, seedn 
 and liarbed proper (for Mahon). Mantling gules and] 
 argent. Crests i. out of a naval crown or, a demi-negrm 
 affront^ with broken manacles depending from each wrist,] 
 grasping in his dexter hand the Union Jack displayed on a 
 flag-staff, and in his sinister hand, on a similar stafl, the cap 
 of liberty all proper (for Hagan) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a wreath of roses alternately argent and^_ 
 gules, seeded or, barbed vert, a dexter arm in armou^^M 
 embowed proper, garnished gold, holding in the gauntlet d^H 
 baton also argent, and charged with a rose as in tbe^^ 
 arms. Mottoes (under the arms) " Haec manus inimica 
 tyrannis"; (over the first crest) " Vota vita mca"; (over 
 the second crest) " So dom dona dhubhbuiltibh." 
 
 GEORGE PHILIP GUN MAHONY, Esquire, Bachelor 
 of Arts of the University of Oxford, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Kerry, and High Sheriff 1876. Bom 
 1842, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Peirce K. Mahony, Esquire (who died 1850), of Kilmorna 
 and Gunsborough , in the county of Kerry (High Sheriff 1844), 
 by his wife Jane, third daughter of Robert Gun-Cuninghame, 
 Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant, of Mount Kennedy, in the 
 county of Wicklow, by his first wife Elizabeth, only child 
 
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 and heir of Archibald Hamilton Foulkes of Coolawinna, in 
 the same county (High Sheriff 1789). Clubs — Windham; 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). Livery— Full dress: dark green 
 full-breasted coat piped white, gilt buttons, white cloth 
 waistcoat; undress: darkgreenpip>ed white, gilt buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings (Ped. Regd. U.O.)— Quarterly, i. or, a 
 lion rampant azure ; 2. per pale argent and gules, a lion 
 rampant counterchanged ; 3. argent, a chevron gules, be- 
 tween three snakes erect wavy sable ; 4. argent, a fesse 
 
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 gules, surmounted by a bendlet azure. Crest — Out of a 
 coronet of nine balls an arm vambraced embowed, the 
 hand bare grasping a sword proper, piercing a fleur-de-lis 
 or. Ancient crest, on a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed, grasping a flaming sword all proper. Motto — 
 " Lasair romhuin a-buadh." Badge — The De Lacy knot. 
 Estates — Kilmorna and Gunsborough, co. Kerry. Postal 
 address — Kilmorna, co. Kerry. 
 
 HAROLD SEGERSON MAHONY, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Trin. Coll., Dublin. Born Feb. 13, 1867, being the only 
 son of the late Richard John Mahony, Esq. , of Dromore 
 Castle, CO. Kerry, B.A., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1853, 
 by his wife Mary Harriette, eldest dau. of John Waller of 
 Shannon Grove, co. Limerick, Barrister-at-Law. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or a lion rampant azure ; 
 2. per pale argent and gules, a lion rampant counter- 
 changed ; 3. argent, a chevron gules between three lizards 
 in pale sable. Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 out of a coronet, surmounted on the brim thereof nine 
 beads or balls, an armed arm holding a sword proper, 
 pierced through a fleur-de-lis or. Motto — ' ' Lasair rom- 
 huin a-buadh." Seat — Dromore Castle, Kenmare, co. 
 Kerrv. 
 
 JOHN MOORE MAHONY, Esq., J.P. co. Kerry (High 
 Sheriff 1875), late Lieut. Kerry Militia. Born 1841, being 
 the eldest surviving son of the late Daniel Mahony, Esq., 
 J. P. , of Dunloe, High Sheriff of co. Kerry 1841 , by Frances, 
 fifth daughter of the late John Mahony of Point House, 
 Killarney (she died 1892). Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, or a lion rampant azure ; 2. per pale argent 
 and gules, a lion rampant counterchanged ; 3. argent, a 
 chevron gules between three lizards in pale sable. Mant- 
 ling azure and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a naked arm embowed, the hand grasping a 
 sword flammant all proper. Motto — "Lasair romhuin 
 a-buadh." 
 
 PEIRCE MAHONY, Esquire, J.P. for the cos. of Kerry 
 and Limerick, Barrister-at-Law, M.P. for North Meath 
 1886-92, an Assistant Land Commissioner 1881-84. Born 
 June 9, 1850, being the youngest son of the late Peirce 
 Kenifeck Mahony, Esq., J. P., of Kilmorna and Guns- 
 borough, High Sheriff of co. Kerry in 1844, by his wife 
 Jane, third dau. of Robert Gun Cuninghame, Esq., D.L. 
 of Mount Kennedy, co. Wicklow. Livery — Blue, gilt 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, i. or, a lion 
 rampant azure ; 2. per pale argent and gules, a lion 
 rampant counterchanged ; 3. argent, a chevron gules, be- 
 tween three snakes erect wavy sable ; 4. argent, a fesse gules, 
 surmounted by a bendlet azure, a crescent for difference. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— Out of a coronet of nine 
 pearls an arm vambraced and embowed, the hand bare grasp- 
 ing a sword proper, piercing a fleur-de-lis or, charged with a 
 crescent for difference. MottO— " Lasair romhuin abuadh." 
 Married, April 24, 1877, Helen Louise (d. 1899), only 
 dau. of the late Maurice Collis, Esq. ; and has Issue~(i) 
 Pierce Gun Mahony, Gentleman, b. March 30, 1878 [m. 
 1903, Ethel Tindal, dau. of late John James Wright, M.D., 
 of Malton, Yorks; (2) Dermot Gun Mahony, Gentleman, 
 b. April 2, 1881. He married, secondly, 1901, Alice, 
 eldest dau. of late Lieut.-Col. Frank Johnstone. Estate 
 —Grange Con, in the co. of Wicklow. Postal address — 
 Grange Con, co. Wicklow. 
 
 MAINWARING, see CAVENAGH-MAINWARING, 
 MASSEY - MAINWARING, and MILMAN - MAIN- 
 WARING. 
 
 § CHARLES FRANCIS KYNASTON MAINWAR- 
 I NG, Esquire, J. P. , Hon. Major 3rd Batt. O.xfordshire 
 Light Infantry. Born Dec. 17, 1871, being the eldest 
 son of the late Salusbury Kynaston Mainwaring, Esq., 
 J.P., D.L., and High Sheriff' 1870, by his wife Edith 
 Sarah, second dau. of the late Sir Hugh Williams, third 
 Baronet, of Bodelwyddan, in the county of Denbigh. 
 Clubs — ]vimo{ Carlton. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 ^wo bars gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out 
 ■"' a ducal coronet or, an ass's head couped proper ; with 
 Motto, " Devant si je puis." Afarried, July 16, 1903, 
 
 Mary Sybil, third dau. of Sir James Rankin, Bart., M.P. , 
 of Bryngwyn, Hereford. Estates — Oteley, Brombrough. 
 Postal address — Oteley, Ellesmere. 
 
 S CHARLES SALUSBURY MAIN WARING, Esquire, 
 V. D. , D. L. , M. A . Oxon. , J. P. cos. Denbigh , Merioneth , 
 and Carnarvon, Col. late ist Vol. Batt. R. Welsh Fusiliers. 
 Born July 7, 1845, being the eldest son of Townshend 
 Mainwaring, Esq., of Galltfaenan, co. Denbigh, J.P., M.P. 
 for Denbigh 1841-1848 and 1857-1868, by his wife Anna 
 Maria, dau. and coheir of Col. John Lloyd Salusbury of 
 Galltfaenan. Armorial bearings -Argent, two bars giiles. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest- Out of a ducal coronet 
 or, an ass's head couped proper. Motto — " Devant si je 
 puis." 5fa/- Galltfaenan, Trefnant, N. Wales. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Junior Carlton, Boodle's. 
 
 HORATIO MAINWARING, Gentleman, twelfth son 
 of the late Rear- Admiral Rowland Mainwaring, R. N., J.P. 
 and D. L. , by his third wife Laura Maria Julia Walbergha, 
 only child of Florian Chevillard, one of Napoleon's colonels. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, two bars 
 gules ; 2 and 3 gules, a scythe argent ; and impaling the 
 arms of Parker-Jervis. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, an ass's head erased proper, 
 haltered argent. Motto — "Devant si je puis." Married, 
 July lo, 1888, Gertrude Mary, dau. of Edward John 
 Parker-Jervis of Pyre Hill, co. Stafford. Residence — 
 
 KARL HEINRICH AUGUSTUS MAINWARING- 
 Esquire, Capt. R.N., seventh son of Rear- Admiral Row, 
 land Mainwaring, R. N., J.P. and D. L. ; served with dis- 
 tinction at the battle of the Nile and the blockade of 
 Copenhagen, by his wife Sophia Henrietta, only child of 
 Major Duff, 26th Regt. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i 
 and 4, argent, three bars gules ; 2 and 3 gules, a scythe 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, an ass's head erased proper, haltered argent. 
 Motto — "Devant si je puis." Married, 1876, Florence 
 Maud, dau. of Henry Foley of Wistow Manor, Hunts. 
 Residence — 
 
 The Rev. PERCY EDWARD MAINWARING, M.A., 
 Rector ofWhitmore, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Born Dec. 
 14, 1857, being the fifth son or the late Rev. Charles 
 Henry Mainwaring, Rector ofWhitmore, Newcastle-under- 
 Lyme, M.A. Oriel Coll., Oxford, by his wife Jane, fourth 
 dau. of the Rev. Sir Henry Delves Broughton, eighth Bart. , 
 of Doddington. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, two bars gules ; 2 and 3 gu'es, a scythe argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Motto — " Devant si je 
 puis." Residence — Whitmore Rectory, Newcastle-under- 
 Lyme. 
 
 RANDOLPH MAINWARING, Gentleman, eighth son 
 of Rear- Admiral Rowland Mainwaring, R. N., J.P. and 
 D.L. , by his third wife Laura Maria Julia Walbergha, 
 only child of Florian Chevillard, one of Napoleon's colonels. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, two bars 
 gules ; 2 and 3 gules, a scythe argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an ass's 
 head erased proper, haltered argent. Motto — " Devant si 
 je puis." Married, Aug. 15, 1883, Edith Laura Vernon, 
 youngest dau. of Henry Foley, B.A. Univ. Coll., Oxford. 
 Residence — 
 
 ROWLAND BROUGHTON MAINWARING, 
 C. M.G. , Esquire, Col. Com. 23rd Regtl. Dist. , the male 
 representative of the family. Borti Sept. 11, 1850, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Henry Mainwaring, 
 Rector of Whitmore, M.A. Oriel Coll , Oxon., by his wife 
 Jane, fourth dau. of the Rev. Sir Henry Delves Brough- 
 ton, eighth Bart., of Doddington. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, two bars gules ; 2 and 3 gules, 
 a scythe argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — ■ 
 On a wreath of the colours, an ass's head erased proper, 
 haltered argent. Motto — "Devant si je puis." Married, 
 1880, Evelyn Louisa, dau. of late Capt. Mervyn Archdale, 
 J.P. , D.L. Residences — Wrexham; The Lodge, Bern- 
 bridge, Isle of Wight. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
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 ELLERKI:R-0NSL0W, Kstjuire. Horn May 31. 1848, 
 being ihe eldest son of the late Arthur Edward Onslow, 
 Esq., Lieut. -CoL Lite Scxjts Fusilier Guards (grandson of 
 the and I'larl of Onslow), by his wife Margaret Anne, second 
 dau. of lulward Ferrers. Esq., of IJaddesle^. Clinton, by 
 his wife l.A(tv M.iiTict ; he assumed the additional surnames 
 and arms o( Mainwaring and EUerker by Royal Licence. 
 March a, i8q8. Livery— Red and white. Armorial bear- 
 lag* Qiuuterly of 8. quarterly i. and iiii., argent, a fesse 
 
 Gloucester, son of King Edward III.). [Quar/erinj^s No. 
 a-6 have not, strictly speaking, been yet inherited, but the 
 appears little doubt that they will shortly devolve in du 
 course]. Mantling gules and argent. OreBts i. upon 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle sable, preying on a partridg 
 or (for Onslow) ; a. (on the dexter side) a dolphin haurient' 
 and a sea-dragon or, emitting flames of tire proper, cn>l>owcd 
 and addorsed, and entiled by a ducal coronet, charged (for 
 distinction) with a roundle counterchanged (for Elierker) ; 
 3. (on the sinister side) out of a ducal coronet or, an ass's 
 
 gules between six Cornish choughs proper (for Onslow) ; ii. 
 azure, a fret and chief argent, a canton of the tirst for dis- 
 tinction (for Elierker) ; iii. argent, two bars gules (for Main- 
 waring) ; 2. gules, seven mascles conjoined, three, three and 
 one or, a canton ermine (for Ferrers of Groby) ; 3. azure, a 
 chevron ermine between three escallops argent (for Towns- 
 hend) ; 4. sable, a lion passant guardant or, between three 
 esquires" helmets argent (for Compton) ; 5. paly of six or 
 and azure, a canton ermine (for Shirley); 6. argent, a fesse 
 gules, in chief three torteaux (for Devereux) ; 7. argent, a 
 cross engrailed gules, between four water-bougets sable 
 (for Bourchier]; 8. ciuarterly i. and iiii., azure, three fleurs- 
 de-lis or (for France) ; ii. and iii., gules, three lions passant 
 guardant in pale or (for England), all within a bordure 
 argent (for Thomas Plantagenet of Woodstock, Duke of 
 
 head proper (for Mainwaring). MottO — " Festina lente." 
 Married, Oct. 31, 1876, Amelia Tolson, dau. of Frederick 
 Roger Carter; and has /jj«« ( 1 ) Arthur Guildford Main- 
 waring-EUerker-Onslow, Gentleman, 6. July 8, 1888 ; Ara- 
 bella Vere Gwendolen ; and Minnie Margaret Matilda. 
 /Residence - Ingleby, Wimborne Road. Bournemouth. Clubs 
 — Junior Conservative, Bournemouth Club (Bournemouth). 
 
 MAITLAND. quartered by WARRENDER. 
 
 ALEXANDER CHARLES RICHARDS MAITLAND, 
 Gentleman, M.A. (Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford), Barrister- 
 at-Law. Bom 1845, being the second but eldest surviv- 
 
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 ingson of the late Augustus Maitland, Esq., W.S. (fourth 
 son of Sir Alexander Charles Maitland, 2nd Bart.) by his 
 wife Elizal^eth Jane, dau. of the Rev. Dr. William Page 
 Richards (and granddau. of .Sir J. Strachan , Bart. ). Armo- 
 rial bearingfB— Or, a lion rampant gules, couped in all his 
 
 [joints of the field, within a double tressure flory and counter- 
 iflory azure, a bordure engrailed ermine. WTaTitllTig gules 
 [and or. Crest— Upwn a wreath of his liveries, a lion sejant 
 [erect and affrontte gules, holding in his dexter p)aw a sword 
 [proper, hiked and pommelled gold, and in his sinister a 
 fnetir-de-lis argent. Motto — " Consilio et animis." Resi- 
 idences — CWSAen, Teignmouth, Devon; 20 Buckingham 
 Mansions, S.W. C/u6— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 DAVID MAITLAND, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. for the 
 Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. Bom July 5, 1848, being 
 [the eldest son of the late Stuart Cairns Maitland of Cumstoun 
 and Dundrennan, by his wife .Margaret Shippen, dau. of 
 [ Dominick Lynch. Armorial bearingB — Quarterly i and 4, 
 [or a lion rampant couf>ed at all the joints, within a bordure 
 [embattled gules (for Maitland); 2 and 3 argent, the ruins 
 
 ' an old abbey on a piece of ground all proper, as pro- 
 _ ietor of the Barony of Dundrennan, on which stands the 
 ^bbey of Dundrennan. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 
 elmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 [argent ; and up>on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 
 . demi-monk vested in grey, holding in his dexter hand a 
 tccucifix argent, and in his sinister a rosary prop>er. Motto 
 
 -"Esse quam videri." Married, Oct. 17, 1872, Ellinor 
 IFrances, dau. of the late Thomas Gray Scott ; and has 
 tissue — (i) Stixart Cairns Maitland, Gentleman, d. Oct. 19, 
 ri873, S.C.M. Capt. Gordon Highlanders, killed in action 
 rFeb. 24, igoo; (2) Claud Archibald Scott Maitland, 
 [Gentleman, Gordon Highlanders, i. Nov. 12, 1874 ; (3) 
 (Graham McDowall Maitland, Gentleman, d. May 20, 
 1 1879 ; Ellinor Isabel ; and Geraldine Veronica. Seais — 
 ^ Dundrennan and Cumstoun, in the Stewartry of Kirk- 
 Icudbright. Clud— Boodle's. 
 
 WILLIAM FULLER MAITLAND, Esquire, J. P., 
 D.L. CO. of Brecon, J.P. co. of Essex. Born May 6. 1844, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Fuller Maitland of 
 Stansted Hall, Essex, and of Garth, co. Brecon, by his 
 wife, dau. of Lt. -Col. Prescott, 5th Dragoon Guards. Ar- 
 morial bearings (Matric. L.6. June 18, 1673) -Or, a 
 lion rampant gules, coujjed in all his joints of the field, 
 within a bordure engrailed azure, charged with three 
 griffins' heads erased of the first. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, issuing from 
 waves of the sfa proper, a demi-lion rampant as in the 
 arms. Motto -" Luctor at emergam." Married, April 
 25, 1881, Hon. Evelyn Coulston Gardner, second Aaw. of 
 Rt. Hon. 3rd Baron Gardner; and has Issve — (i) William 
 Alan Fuller Maitland, Gentleman, b. April 13, 1882; (2) 
 
 Richard Evelyn Fuller Maitland, Gentleman, b. April 19, 
 1885 ; (3) Robert Prescott Fuller Maitland, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 30, 1887; and Lydia Susan. 5^a/— Stansted Hall, 
 Essex. C/«^j— Brooks's, Pratt's. 
 
 MAITLAND-MAKGILL-CRICHTON(rematric. L.O.. 
 
 21 May 1904, cadet of Maitland, Earls of Lauderdale). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a lion rampant aziu-e, armed 
 and langued gules (Crichton, c. 1672-7) ; 2. or, a lion 
 rampant couped in all its joints gules, within a double 
 tressure flowered and counterflowered azure (Maitland, c. 
 1672-7) ; 3, gules, three martlets argent (Makgill of Ran- 
 keilour, c. 1672-7). Mantling^ ((kxter) azure, doubled 
 argent; (centre) gules, doubled or ; (sinister) gules, doubled 
 argent. Crests — Dexter, on a wreath of his liveries, a 
 dragon statant vert, spouting out fire proper. (Motto — 
 "God send Grace "); centre, on a wreath of his liveries, 
 a lion sejant affrontte gules, crowned or, holding in his 
 dexter jjaw a sword proper, pommel and hilt gold, in the 
 sinister a fleur-de-lis azure (Motto— "Consilio et animis") ; 
 
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 sinister, on a wreath of his liveries a martlet argent ^Motto 
 —"In Domino confide"). 
 
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 Batchelor, Esq., J 
 Audrey Katharine. 
 
 P.. of Hill Wootton, Warwick]; an 
 Seat— Rotherfield Court, Ilenley-on' 
 
 I 
 
 Son of David Maitland-Makgill-Crichton, Esq., of 
 
 Raiikeilour, late 78th Highlanders, 6. 1854 ; d. 1889 ; 
 
 m. 1875, Emily, d. of Charles Drummond Bailey of 
 
 Charlton Musgrove, Somerset ; — 
 Charles Julian Maitland-Makgill-Crichton, Esq., of 
 Lathrisk, Largo, and Monzie Castle, heir-of-line of the 
 Viscts. Frendraught, Member of the Corps of Royal 
 Archers (the King's Bodyguard for Scotland),^. 1880; m. 
 1902, Sybil Twynihoe, d. of Twynihoe William Erie, 
 late a Master of the Supreme Court. Seats— Lathrisk, 
 Fife; Largo, Fife; Monzie Castle, Perthshire. Ciud — 
 St. James's. 
 
 MAKGILL, see MAITLAND-MAKGILL-CRICH- 
 TON. 
 
 Thames. Town residence — i Lowther Gardens, Princes| 
 Gate, S.W. Cluis—Carhon, Albemarle. 
 
 MALBANK, quartered by BARTLETT. 
 
 MALCOLM, quartered by KERR. 
 
 W Colonel Sir WILLIAM THOMAS MAKINS, Bart. 
 
 O 1902, V.D. , J. P. for cos. of Oxford and Essex, D.L. 
 for Essex, one of H.M.'s Lieutenants for the City of Lon- 
 don, M.P. for S.W. Essex 1874-92, Hon. Col. ist Essex 
 Vol. Artillery, Eastern Div. R.A., M.A. Trin. Coll. . Canib. , 
 Barrister-at-Law, Deputy Chairman G.E. Railway, and 
 Governor of the Gas Light and Coke Company. Burn 
 March 16, 1840, being the eldest son of Charles Makins, by 
 his wife Frances, dau. of Thomas Kirkby, Leeds. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a fesse embattled counter-embattled 
 gules, between in chief two falcons projjer, belled or, and in 
 base a lion's face of the second, an annulet or between two 
 bezants. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, 
 encircled by an annulet or, and holding a flagstaf!" there- 
 from flowing a banner argent, charged with a lion's face 
 gules. Motto — " In lumine luce." Married, Ju\y j, 1861, 
 Elizalieth, second dau. of Lightly Simpson, Chairman of 
 Great Elastern Railway; and has Issue — (i) William 
 Henry Makins, Gentleman, 13th Hussars, i. Dec. 6, 1863 
 [m. Mary Agnes, only dau. of Sir Charles Lawrence 
 Young, Biirt., of North Dean, Bucks, and d. Dec. i, 1889]; 
 (2) Basil Thomas Makins, Esq., J. P., late Lieut. Royal 
 Bucks Hussars, i. Sept. 6, 1868 ; (3) Paul Augustin Makins, 
 B.A., Gentleman, d. 1870 [m., 1900, Gladys Marie, dau. 
 of WilHam Vivian, 185 Queen's Gate] ; (4) Oscar Matthew 
 Makins, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., d. 1872; Mary Elisa- 
 beth [m., 1890, Major J. E. Clauson, R.E.); Agatha 
 Caroline ; Veronica Luce [m. , April 14, 1896, Allan Isdward 
 
 MALCOLM of Poltalloch (rematric. 1818, orig. matric. 
 1773)- Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on asaltire azure, between 
 four stag's heads erased gules, five mullets or (Malcolm of 
 Poltalloch); 2 and 3, qrly. i. and iiii., or, two chevronels 
 gules, between as many buckles fessewise in chief and a 
 hunting-horn in base azure, stringed g^les (Orme of Bal- 
 vaird, 1818); ii. and iii., argent, a fesse dancettte sable, 
 between three Cornish choughs proper (Thomas, 1818 — 
 the second and third quarters in 1818 being then on 
 an escutcheon of pretence over the arms of Malcolm, 
 and so matriculated). Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the liveries, a tower argent. 
 Supporters — On either side a stag at gaze proper, collared 
 and chains reflexed over the back or. Mottoes — (Above the 
 crest) " In ardua tendit," (below the arms) " Deus refugium 
 nostrum." Livery — Blue and silver (for full dress white 
 coat) : — 
 
 Eld. surv. son of John Malcolm of Poltalloch, Esq., 
 
 M.A., J. P., D.L., b. 1805; d. 1893; m. 1832, Isabella 
 
 Harriet, second d. of Hon. John Wingfield Stratford of 
 
 Addington Place, Kent: — 
 
 Edward Donald Malcolm, Esq., C.B. (1881), Col. R.E., 
 
 J. P., b. 13 Nov. 1837 ; m. 17 July 1867, Isabella Wyld, d. of 
 
 John Wyld Brown ; and has surv. issue— (i) John Zacchary 
 
 Malcolm, Esq., J. P., M.P. for Stowmarket Div. of Suffolk 
 
 (36A South Audley Street, Mayfair), b. 1868; (2) Neill 
 
 Malcolm, Esq., D.S.O. , Capt. 93rd Highlanders, b. i8< _ 
 
 (3) George Harold Malcolm, Gentleman, b. 1875; (4) 
 
 Maurice de Wiveleslie, Gentleman, Lieut. K.O. Scottish 
 
 is the Blilitary Cockade. 
 
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 Borderers, served in S. Africa 1900-1, b. 1877 ; (5) William 
 Alastair Malcolm, Gentleman, Lieut. H. Lt. Inf., served in 
 
 a tower argent, masoned sable. Motto — " In ardua tendit." 
 Married, firstly, April 15, 1857, Mary, second dau. of 
 James Douglas of Cavers, co. Roxburgh, and by her (who 
 d. May 12, 1859) had an only child, Mary Douglas of 
 Cavers ; assumed the name of iJouglas on the death of her 
 uncle James Douglas of Cavers [ot. , Nov. 12, 1879, Capt. 
 Edward Palmer, Esq. , youngest son of Rev. George Palmer, 
 M.A. , Rector of Siillington, co. Sussex, and has issue]. He 
 
 S. Africa 1900-1, b. 1881 ; Margaret Emily; and Dorothy 
 Isabel. 6Vfl/^—Poltalloch, Lochgilphead, Argyll; Lamor- 
 bey, Sidcup, Kent. 
 
 Sir JAMES -WILLIAM MALCOLM, 9th Bart, of 
 Balbeadie (Nova Scotia, July 25, 1665), J. P. co. Nor- 
 folk, late Capt. R. Pembroke Artil. Militia. Born March 
 29, 1862, being the eldest son of the late James Malcolm, 
 by Adeline his wife, dau. of Capt. James Attye, S2nd Light 
 Infantry. Clnb — Boodle's. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Or, a saltire azure between four stags' 
 heads couped gules, a bordure indented of the third ; 
 and impaling the arms of Sandeman, namely argent, the 
 emblem of Truth, a naked woman standing on a terrestrial 
 globe issuing out of the base, in her dexter hand an open 
 book, in her sinister which is elevated above her head a 
 branch of palm, and on her breast the sun in splendour all 
 proper, and a veil across her middle of the first within a 
 bordure gules, charged with three fleurs-de-lis also of the 
 first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure doubled or ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a pyramid encircled 
 with a laurel wreath ppr. ; and in an escroU above the 
 same this motto, " Ardua tendo ; " and below the arms the 
 Motto, " Dei donosum quod sum." Married, 1885, Evelyn 
 Alberta, dau. of Albert Sandeman, Esq. ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Michael Albert James Malcolm, Esq., b. 1898 ; (2) Alex- 
 ander Ernest William Malcolm, Esq., b. 1900; Elspeth 
 Mary Isobel ; and Griselda Helen Adeline. Residence — 
 Tostock Place, Suffolk. 
 
 WILLIAM ELPHINSTONE MALCOLM, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., M.A. Camb., late Col. ist Dumfries Rifle 
 Vol. Born Dec. 27, 1817, being the only surviving son of the 
 late Admiral Sir Poulteney Malcolm, G.C.B. , G.C.M.G., 
 by his wife Clementina, dau. of the Hon. William Fullerton 
 Elphinstone. Armorial bearings — Or, on a saltire azure, 
 between four stags' heads erased gules, five crescents of the 
 field, on a dexter canton of the second a mural crown of the 
 first, and a medal pendent therefrom. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert. 
 
 married secondly. May 2, 1866, Charlotte Elizabeth, eldest 
 dau. of the Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville of Branston 
 Hall, CO. Lincoln. Seat — Burnfoot, Langholm, co. Dum- 
 fries. 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir EDWARD BALDWIN MALET, 
 4th Bart., G.C.B., G.C.M.G., P.C. Born Oct. 10, 1837, 
 being the second son of Sir Alexander Malet, 2nd Bart., 
 K.C.B. , by his wife Marianne Dora, daughter of John 
 Spalding of The Holme and Shirmers, in the county of 
 Kirkcudbright; created C.B. 1871, advanced to the rank 
 of K.C.B. 1881, and to that of G.C.B. 1885; G.C.M.G. 
 1885 ; appointed a Member of Her Majesty's Most 
 Honourable Privy Council, 1885. Clubs — Travellers', 
 Bachelors', St. James's, Garrick. Livery — Dress: white 
 coats, red waistcoats, and breeches with silver braid ; 
 undress : black, with red waistcoats and silver braid. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly of 
 fifteen, i and 15 azure, three escallops or (for Malet) ; 
 2. gules, a lion rampant or, debruised by a bend ermine 
 (for Fitchett) ; 3. argent, a chevron sable between three 
 lions dormant guardant gules (for Hull) ; 4. argent, three 
 cinquefoils and a canton azure (for Cliffe) ; 5. bendy of 
 six argent and gules, within a bordure sable bezant^e (for 
 Valetort) ; 6. gules, two demi-lions passant guardant in 
 pale or (for Hatche) ; 7. sable, semte of mullets and three 
 eagles' heads erased argent (for Woolrington) ; 8. vert, a 
 saltire between four eagles displayed or (for Aleigh) ; 9. or, 
 a fret sable (for Mordake) ; 10. gules, a fret or, in chief 
 a mullet for difference (for Audley) ; 11. gules, a fesse 
 engrailed ermine, surmounted by a pale engrailed ermine 
 (for Durwyn) ; 12. azure, six mascles, three and three 
 argent, in chief a label of three points throughout or (for 
 Cready) ; 13. azure, on a chief argent, a demi-lion issuant 
 gules (for Markham) ; 14. argent, two chevrons sable ; 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and by the 
 collars and pendent therefrom the badges of a Knight 
 Grand Cross of that Order, and of the Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, and impaling upon a second 
 escutcheon the arms of Russell, namely argent, a lion 
 rampant gules, on a chief sable, three escallops of the 
 field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 OrMt. out of n ducal coronet or, :in heraldic tiger's head 
 crminr: and for his Bupportan, on cither side of the 
 etcuicheon a sphinx, the iip|Kr part proper, the lower 
 amine, hooded and charged on the shoulder with an 
 eaodlop or; with the Mono, "Ma force dc en hault." 
 Marritd, March lo, 1885. Lady Ermyntrude Sackville, 
 second daughter of the Most Noble Francis Hastings 
 
 and D.L. CO. Westmeath (High Sheriff 1852). *. 1817; 
 
 //. i8<)4; m. ist, 1844, Elisabeth, d. of Col. Henry 
 
 Peisley L' Estrange of Moystown. King's Co. 
 
 Col. John Richard Malone, J.F. and U.L. (High Sheriff 
 
 1896). late lath I.4incers, late Col. comdg. 6th Bait. Rifle 
 
 Brigade, b, 1846 ; m. ist, 187a, Hon. Charlotte Mildred Yarde- 
 
 Huller, sister of and Lord Churston ; and, 1893, Catherine 
 
 Russell, ninth Uuke of Bedford. Es/a/es— Wrest Wood, 
 Bexhill, Sussex ; Chftteau Malet, Monaco. Pos/a address 
 — 85 Elaton Square, London, S.W. 
 
 MALING (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a chevron vert, between 
 two falcons close in chief proper and a rose in base gules, 
 barbed and seeded of the third, a falcon rising of the last, 
 between two roses argent, seeded or. Mantling' vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon two roses 
 argent, barbed and seeded, a falcon rising proper, holding 
 in the beak a rose gules, barbed and seeded, slipped and 
 leaved also proper. 
 
 Sons of Edward Haygarth Maling of Sunderland, 
 i. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Edwin Allan Maling, Esq., J.P. co. Durham, 6. 1838; 
 m. , Maria, d. of late James Hartley, Esq., D.L,, J.P. 
 J!*s. — Carlton House, Mowbray Road, Sunderland. 
 
 MALMAINS, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 MALONE, see L'ESTRANGE-MALONE. 
 
 MALONE (U.O.) Gules, a lion rampant between three 
 
 mullets argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a man in armour spear in hand resting 
 
 on the ground all proper. Motto — " Fidelis ad urnam." 
 
 Son of John Richard Malone, Esq., of Baronston, J.P. 
 
 Cecil, d. of Major J. W. Percy, late Norfolk Regt. ; and 
 has issue — (i) John Richard Mordred Henry L'Estrange 
 Malone, Gentleman, late Lieut. 6th Batt. Rif. Brig., i. 1875 
 [m. 1898, Ethel Victoria, d. of late R. H. Boyd Rochfort of 
 Middleton Park, Westmeath ; and has issue — Reginald 
 John Malone, Gentleman, fi. 1899]; (2) Roderick O'Connor 
 Vivian Henry Vere Malone. Cientleman, Lieut. Roy. Irish 
 Fus.,*. 1879; U) Victor Mildred Charles Malone, Gentle- 
 man,^. i88i ; (4) Henry Anthony Percy Malone, Gentleman. 
 6. 1894; (5) Richard Maurice FitzGerald Malone, Gentleman, 
 6. 1897. Sea(s — Baronstown, Ballinacargy, Mullingar; 
 Shinglass, Ballymore, Moate, co. Westmeath. 
 
 MALORTIE, quartered by HOARE. 
 
 MALPAS, quartered bv GROSVENOR, TAUNTON, 
 and TEMPEST. 
 
 MALTRAVERS, quartered 
 BROWNE and MOSTYN. 
 
 by DU MOULIN- 
 
 MALTRAVERS HERALD, see HOWARD, 
 
 MAN, Isle of, quartered by MURRAY and MACLEOD. 
 
 MAN, see STUART, 
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 GEORGIANNA MAN BEY. Widow, only surviving 
 child of the late Rear-Admiral John Harper, C.B. , K.L.A. , 
 by his first wife Anna Maria, d. of Lieut. Chandler, R.N. 
 Born at Paignton, co. Devon. Married 1850, George 
 Manbey of Guildford, co. Surrey, 6th son of the late 
 William Manbey, Esq., of Stratford Grove, co. Essex, and 
 Norfolk Square, Brighton, J, P. for the co. of Essex. 
 Armorial bearings (carried upon a lozenge) — Erminois, 
 a lion rampant resting the forepaws on an anchor erect 
 sable, within an orle of eight escallops gules. Issue — (i) 
 William John de Manbey, Gent,, of Boissevain, Manitoba, 
 Canada (to whom refer) ; (2) Rev. George Henley Manbey 
 (to whom refer) ; and Elizabeth Blanche [tn. ist, Alexander 
 Maclennan (issue a d., Effie Blanche); 2nd, Fidward 
 Oliveire Jones]. Jfes. — Brookfields, London Road, South- 
 end-on-Sea, Essex. 
 
 The Rev. GEORGE HENLEY MANBEY, M.A. 
 Oxon. , formerly Vicar of St. Alban's, Acton, co. Middle- 
 sex, second son of George Manbey, Esq., of Acton, co. 
 Middlesex, formerly of Drummondville, in the Province of 
 Quebec, J. P. for that Province, by his wife Georgiana, 
 dau. and eventually coheir of Rear-Admiral John Harper, 
 C. B. , Knight of Leopold of Austria. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, erminois, a lion rampant resting the fore- 
 paws on an anchor erect sable, within an orle of eight 
 escallops gules (Manbey) ; 2 and 3, Jacklyn. Mantlfiig 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of an anchor in bend sable, an arm in armour erect couped 
 at the elbow proper, charged with an escallop gules, and 
 holding in the liand a dagger in bend sinister also proper. 
 Married, and has Issue. Residence — Southend, Essex. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN DE MANBEY, Gentleman, District 
 Registrar of tlie Land Titles District of Boissevain in the 
 Province of Manitoba. Born Oct. 23, 1853, being the 
 eldest son of the late George Manbey [assumed by Royal 
 License the name and arms of Manbey in lieu of those of 
 (Tidy], Esq., of Acton, co. Middlesex, formerly of Drum- 
 nondville, Quebec, J. P. for that Province, joint Lord of the 
 lanors of Trem Hall and Great Doddinghurst, and joint 
 Patron of the Rectory of Doddinghurst, all in co. Essex, by 
 his wife Georgiana, dau. and eventually heiress of Rear- 
 Admiral John Harper, C. B., Knight of Leopold of Austria, 
 of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Joldwynds, co. Surrey, and 
 by Deed-PoU has assumed the name of De Manbey in lieu 
 
 ^of Manby. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 linois, a lion rampant resting the fore-paws on an 
 ichor erect sable, within an orle of eight escallops gules 
 iManby) ; 2 and 3, azure, two barrulets argent, between 
 Iwo eagles' heads erased in chief and a garb in base or. 
 In the fesse point three roses of the second, barbed and 
 [seeded proper (Jacklyn, April 30, 1831), and claims to 
 
 quarter Manbey of Elsham. Mantling sable and or. 
 ■ Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of an 
 anchor in bend sable, an arm in armour erect couped 
 at the elbow proper, charged with an escallop gules, 
 and holding in the hand a dagger in bend sinister also 
 proper. Motto — " Fidelis exsulatas." [Genealogy, 
 see Burke's "Colonial Gentry."] Married, 1880, May 
 Elizabeth Antoinette, eldest daughter and co-heir of 
 Francis William Breach of Shanklin, Isle of Wight, 
 and of Los Alamos, Sonora, Mexico ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Wilfrid Nigel Barnwell de Grandville de Manbey, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 28, 1891 ; (2) Anthony RaoulSt. Amand 
 d'Estoteville de Manbey, Gentleman, b. June 13, 1896; (3) 
 Thomas More Hugh de Lyndsay de Manbey, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. I, i8g8 ; Edith Mary Donne Harper (d. 1897); and 
 Muriel Dorothy More Harper. Residence — Boissevain, 
 Manitoba, Canada. 
 
 THOMAS MANBY-COLEGRAVE. Born Dec. 30, 1847, 
 being the third son of the late John Manby of Cann Hall, 
 Lieut. 3rd Light Dragoons, who assumed by Royal License, 
 July 14, 1868, in pursuanceof the will of his great grand-uncle, 
 William Colegrave, Esq. , the surname of Colegrave in lieu 
 of his patronymic Manby, and subsequently resumed the 
 name of Manby in addition to that of Colegrave, by his wife 
 Louisa Maria, only dau. of Lieut. John Matcham Isaac. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, two bars gules, each charged 
 with as many crescents or, between three pheons of the 
 second. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an ostrich feather erect azure, 
 and two arrows in saltire or, barbed and flighted argent, 
 banded by a mural crown gules. Motto — " Fidei constans." 
 Married, first, Sept. 16, 1879, Alice Amy (who died without 
 issue Dec. 17, 1880), dau. of Col. Stewart; second, Feb. 8, 
 1882, Alice, dau. of Frederick Cayley Worsley ; and has 
 Issue - Gerard Thomas Manby-Colegrave, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 26, 1886. 
 
 MANDER (H. Coll.). Gules, on a pile inverted ermi- 
 nois, three annulets interlaced two and one of the field. 
 Blantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a demi-lion couped ermine, holding in the paws 
 two annulets interlaced fesswise gules, between two buffalo- 
 horns of the last. Motto— " Vive bene." Zzwry- Blue, 
 yellow facings, brass buttons. 
 ' Sons of Charles Benjamin Mander, Esq., J. P., of The 
 Kiu Mount, Wolverhampton, (/. 1878 ; m. Sophia, d. of John 
 Weaver, M.D. , of Chester : — 
 Charles Tertius Mander, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Staffs 
 (High Sheriff 1903-4), J.P. Wolverhampton (Mayor 1892-6), 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Major Siftff*. Imp. Yeom.. M.A. (Camb.). d. 185a; m. 
 jB8a. Mary l-e Mwurier. d. of Henry Nicholas Painl of 
 ilalifux. Nova Scolia, M.P. in the Dominion Farl. ; and 
 haa issue — (i) Charles Arthur Mandcr, Gentleman, 6. 1884 ; 
 
 Kt Gerald Poynton Mantler. Gentleman, />. 1885; and 
 hisy St. Clair. ^*«i/— The Mount, Wolverhampton. 
 C"/i«*x— United University, 'I'liatched House, Cavalry, Con- 
 stitutional. 
 
 Neville Hanlwry Marnier. Ks<i., J. I'. Staffs., d. 186a ; m. 
 Kmily lx>uise. d. of Maj-Gen. A. E. Campbell of Tlymouth ; 
 and has issue— Hilda Winifred ; and Irene Hanbury. Seat- 
 Venn, nr. Wolverhampton. 67«^— Junior Carlton. 
 
 John Harold Mancier, Esq., Capt. Uuke of Cornwall's 
 Ll. Inf.,*. 1869. AVf.— 
 
 Sons of Alderman Samuel J'heodore Mandcr, B.A. , 
 
 J. P., of Wightwick Manor, d. 1853 ; d. 1900; m. 1879, 
 
 Flora St. Clair, d. of Henry Nicholas Paint of Halifax, 
 
 NoN-a Scotia, M.P. in the Dominion Parliament : — 
 
 Geoffrey I >e Mesurier Mandcr, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.), 
 
 *. 188a. AV<j/— Wightwick Manor, nr. Wolverhampton. 
 
 Ciufis Reform, Eighty. 
 
 Lionel Mander, (Jentleman, d. 1887. Hes. — 
 Allan Mander, Gentleman, i. 1890. Res.— 
 Yr. sons of Samuel Small Mandcr of Wolverhampton. 
 b. \ d. ; m : — 
 Benjamin Howard Mander, Gentleman, 6. 1861. Seat — 
 Trysull Manor, nr. Wolverhampton. 
 
 Martin Bertram Mander, Gentleman, 6. 1869. Res. in 
 New Zealand. 
 
 The Late RICHARD MANDERS, Barrister-at-Law, 
 B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin). Born 1854, being the eldest son 
 of the Lite Richard Manders, Esq., J.P.,of Brackenstown, by 
 Caroline,dau. of Henry Roe of Dublin. Armorial bearings 
 — Ermine, on asaltire gules, five bezants. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wood- 
 pigeon proper, holding in the beak a slip of oak acorned 
 proper. Motto — "Pro omnibus laus Deo." Seat — 
 Brackenstown, Swords, co. Dublin. C/«*— University. 
 
 MANFELIN, quartered by HEYWOOD -JONES, 
 LONGUEVILLE, and WILLDING-JONES. 
 
 HARRY MANFIELD, Esquire, J. P. and Alderman for 
 CO. Northampton. Bom 1855, being the eldest son of the 
 
 ton 1891-95, J. P. for Northamptonshire and Northampton, ofj 
 which he was Mayor 1883-84, by his wife Margaret, dau. oH 
 James Milneof Northampton. Armorial bearings— .Argent, f 
 on a fesse flory and counterflory, between in chief two stags 
 courant and in base a greyhound courant sable, three mart- 
 lets of the field. Mantling siible and argent. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, a greyhound sable, charged on the 
 l>ody with two llcurs-de-lis in fesse and collared gemel, 
 and resting the dexter fore-paw on a fleur-de-lis all argent. 
 Motto — "Esse quam videri." Postal address — Moulton 
 Grange, Northampton. 
 
 JAMES MANFIELD, Esquire. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a fesse flory and counterflory, between in chief 
 
 late Sir Philip Manfield, Kt. Bachelor, M.P. for Northamp- 
 
 two stags courant and in base a greyhound also courani 
 sable, three martlets of the field. Mantling sable anff 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a greyhound 
 sable, collared gemel, charged on the body with two fleur 
 de-lis, and resting the dexter fore-oaw on a fleur-de-lis 
 argent. 
 
 MANISTY (1825). Gules, on a bend engrailed or,| 
 between two open books argent, three eagle's heads erased 
 sable, a bordure of the second. Mantling gules and or.] 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, an' 
 estoile of six points or, thereon a dove argent, wings elevated 
 and addorsed, holding in the beak a scroll. Motto (below 
 the arms) — " Literoe decus et solamen." 
 
 Sons of the late James Forster Manisty of Durban, 
 Natal, (J. 1835; d. 1895 ; m. and, 1865, Julia Warlnaby 
 of Leicester : — 
 
 (Two sons resident in Natal). 
 
 Son of Rev. James Manisty, M.A. , Rector of Easington, 
 
 CO. Durham, and R.D., 6. 1807; d. 1872; m. 1830, 
 
 Junie de Jombert : — 
 
 Henry Clayton Manisty, Gentleman, 6. 1847 ; m. 1871, 
 
 Charlotte Ellen, eld. d. of Henry William Fen wick of 
 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne ; and has issue — (1) Henry Wilfred 
 
 Eldon Manisty, Gentleman, R.N., i. 5 Oct. 1876; (2) 
 
 Herbert Clennell de Marie Manisty, Gentleman, d. 21 Dec. 
 
 1881 ; Mabel Ellison [m. Major Sandwith, C.M.G.] ; Junie 
 
 CoUingwood [m. Walter Shortt] ; Charlorte Esta ; and 
 
 Adelaide Furye. Res. — Tynemouth, Northumberland. 
 
 Post add. — Bramley, Guildford, Surrey. 
 
 Sons of Hon. Sir Henry Manisty of Thurland Castle, 
 Judge of the High Court, 6. 1808 ; d. 1890 :— 
 Henry Manisty Esq., Solicitor, d. ; d. \ m. , 
 and has issue — Edward Ashburner Manisty, Esq., i. 
 Res. — 52 Lancaster Gate, W. 
 
 Edward Manisty, Esq. , 6. ; m. . Res. — 
 24 Langham Mansions, Earl's Court Square, S.W. 
 
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 Robert Manisty, Esq. , i. ; m. . Res. — New 
 Zealand. 
 
 Herbert Frances Manisty, Esq., K.C., Barrister-at-Law 
 (Inner Temple), b. 1854. Res. — 19 Kensington Court 
 Mansions, London: W. Chambers — 2 Dr. Johnson's 
 Buildings, Temple, E.G. C//<^— Athenaeum. 
 
 MANN (U.O.). Or, on a chevron engrailed ermine, 
 between three lions rampant sable, a trefoil of the first. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, five spears proper, issuant from the top of a tower 
 or, the tower charged with a trefoil vert. Motto — " Virtus 
 vincit invidiam." 
 
 Son of William Henry Mann, Gentleman, M.A., 
 LL.B., b. 1856; d. 1897; m. 1882, Catherine Egerton 
 Dysart, d. of Samuel Ewing Porter of Burt, co. 
 Donegal : — 
 Deane Mann, Gentleman, b. 1884. Res. — 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel JOHN DELALYNDE MAN- 
 SEL, Esquire, J. P. and C.C, Lieut. -Col. late Rifle Brigade, 
 Assistant Mil. Sec. and A.D.C. to Lieut.-Gen. Sir John 
 Ross, K.C.B., in Canada; served in the Jowaki campaign 
 1877-78 (medal with clasp) also in Afghan campaign 1878-80 
 (medal with two clasps and bronze star). Born Oct. 3, 1850, 
 being the eldest son of the late Lieut-Col. George Pleydell 
 Mansel, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , by his wife Jemima Henrietta, 
 dau. of William Gambler (by his wife the Countess of 
 Athlone). Armorial bearings Argent, a chevron between 
 three maunches sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a cap of maintenance in- 
 flamed on the top proper. Motto " Quod vult valde vult." 
 Married, April 24, r888, Mildred Ella, dau. of Arthur 
 Edward Guest, fifth son of Sir Josiah John Guest, ist Bart. ; 
 and has Issue — {\) Rhys Clavell Mansel, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 3, 1891 ; Marcia Eugenia ; and Juliet Ella Meimei. Seat — 
 Smedmore, Corfe Castle, Dorset. 
 
 The Late THOMAS ALFRED MANN, Gentleman. 
 Bom Feb. 13, 1843, being the son of John Mann and Ann 
 hiswife, wt'ijMawson. Livery — Claret. Armorial bearings 
 — Per saltire azure and erminois, on a fesse dovetailed 
 between three goats statant argent, as many annulets sable, 
 and impaling the arms of Elmhirst, namely, barry wavy of 
 six argent and sable, a canton paly of six of the same. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 gryphon argent, guttle de-larmes, three annulets interlaced 
 fesseways sable. Motto — " Per ardua stabilis." Married, 
 June 15, 1882, Mary Elizabeth, second dau. of the late Rev. 
 William Elmhirst of Elmhirst, near Barnsley ; and has 
 Issue — Frances Marjorie ; and Edith Bridget. Residence — 
 Round Green, near Barnsley. 
 
 S GEORGE ESPEC JOHN MANNERS, Esquire, Hon. 
 Major 3rd Batt. Leicestershire Regt. 1897, B. A. Trinity 
 Coll., Cantab., D.L. and J. P. Suffolk. Born June 17, 
 i860, being the second son of Colonel Lord George John 
 Manners and the Lady Adeliza Matilda, dau. of the Most 
 Noble the 13th Duke of Norfolk. Livery — Blue, with 
 yellow facings. Armorial bearings— Or, two bars azure, 
 a chief quarterly of the last and gules, in the first and fourth 
 quarters two fleurs-de-lis, and in the second and third a lion 
 passant guardant, all or. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a peacock in 
 his pride proper. Motto — "Pour y parvenir." Married, 
 April 24, 1884, Anna Sophia Gilstrap, dau. of the late George 
 Gilstrap of Winthorpe, Newark-on-Trent. Seat — Fornham 
 Park, Bury St. Edmunds. Clubs — Carlton. 
 
 MANNING, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 MANNINGFORD, quartered by SOMERS. 
 
 ERNEST DIGBY MANSEL, Esquire, Major late High- 
 land Light Infantry. Born Oct. 10, 1855, being the third 
 son of the late Lieut.-Col. George Pleydell Mansel, J. P. and 
 D.L. , by his wife Jemima Henrietta, dau. of William Gam- 
 bier (by his wife Henrietta, Countess of Athlone). Armorial 
 bearing^ - Argent, a chevron between three maunches sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cup of maintenance inflamed on the top proper. 
 Motto -"Quod vult valde vult." Married, Nov. i, 1882, 
 Henrietta Cecilia, dau. of Sir John Don Wauchope, 8th 
 Bart. Residence^ . Club -tinval and 
 
 Military. 
 
 EUSTACE GAMBIER MANSEL, Esquire, Captain 
 late Oxfordshire Light Infantry, served in Soudan campaign 
 1884 (medal with clasp and bronze star). Born Oct. 31, 
 1853, being the second son of the late Lieut.-Col. George 
 Pleydell Mansel, J. P. and D.L. , formerly Captain 60th 
 Rifles, by his wife Jemima Henrietta, dau. of William 
 Gambler (by his wife the Countess of Athlone). Armorial 
 bearing^ —Argent, a chevron between three maunches sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cap of maintenance inflamed on the top proper. 
 Motto — "Quod vult valde vult." Married, May 19, 1883 
 Mary Eleanor, dau. of the late Captain Belgrave, R.N. 
 and has Issue —PhiVip Eustace Mansel, Gentleman, b. 1884 
 and Lily Dorothy. Residence — 
 
 S ROBERT HENRY MANSEL, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for Monmouthshire (High Sheriff 1896), late 
 Captain and Hon. Major 5th, late 2nd, Batt. Royal Dublin 
 Fusiliers, late Brigade Major Severn Volunteer Infantry 
 Brigade, Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. Commanding 2nd Vol- 
 unteer Batt. South Wales Borderers. Born May 3, 1849, 
 being the eldest son of Robert Shum Mansel, Esq., J.P. for 
 Northumberland, by Sarah, dau. of Valentine Hutchinson, 
 Elder Brother of the Trinity House. Livery — Red and white. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron argent, three 
 
 martlets sable, on a chief of the second, two maunches of 
 the third. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon rising or, holding in the beak 
 a lily, leaved and slipped proper, and supporting with the 
 dexter leg two swords in saltire points upwards also proper, 
 pommels and hilts gold. Motto — " Cunctanter tamen 
 fortiter." Married, Oct. 7, 1875, Lilian Augusta, only child 
 of the late Thomas Morgan Llewellin, Esq., J. P., by Eliza, 
 only dau. of the late Samuel Trevor Addams - Williams 
 of Caerleon and Llangibby ; and has Issue— (x) Robert 
 Trevor Llewelyn Mansel, Gentleman, b. Jan. 5, 1878 ; 
 (2) Jestyn Llewelyn Mansel, Gentleman, 7th Dragoon 
 Guards, b. May 15, 1880 ; Lilian Llewelyn \m. J. Wyndham 
 Smith, Esq., J.P., of Aramstone, Herefordshire]; Gwladis 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Llewrlyn; und Ada Llewelyn. Stats— 'The Broadtower, 
 Caerlron, Muniitouthshire ; KlnindilT Court, Abergnvenny. 
 
 CHARLES JAMES CARDEN MANSERGH. Gentle- 
 man. /ton$ FeU 17. 1874, being the eldest son of the late 
 Major Neville Frederick Manst'rgh, by his wife Anne Eliza- 
 beth, only dau. of James Gilxw of Clifton. Armorial 
 bearinxi -Argent, a bend raguly gules, between three 
 arrows points downwards of the last, llighted and barbed 
 or. Wkntltng gules, doubled argent. Orett — Out of a 
 ducal coronet proper, charged with a label of three points 
 gules, a demi-lion rainpiuit argent, gorged with a collar 
 raguly of the second, and holding in the dexter paw an 
 arrow point downwards of the last, flighted and Inrbed 
 or. Motto — "Tout jour pret." Residence Cape Town, 
 South Africa. 
 
 CORNEWALL LEWIS WARWICKSHIRE MAN- 
 SERGH, Gentleman. Bom Nov. 25, 1863, being the 
 eldest son of the late Major John Craven Carden Mansergh, 
 by his second wife Lucinda Maria Georgina, third dau. of 
 William Smith of Capetown, Private .Secretary to H. E. Sir 
 Benjamin Durlxan, Governor of Cape Colony. Armorial 
 bearings — .Argent, a bend raguly gules, between three 
 arrows points downwards of the last, flighted and barbed 
 or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Out of a 
 ducal coronet proper, charged with a label of three p>oints 
 gules, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar 
 raguly of the second, and holding in the dexter paw an 
 arrow point downwards of the last, flighted and barbed or. 
 Motto— " Tout jour pret." Married, Jan. 22, 1891, Zol- 
 dehnda, dau. of Goert Van Rheede, R.M. and Civil Com- 
 missioner of Stellenbosch ; and has Issue — Charlotte Linda. 
 Residence — Wynberg, Cape Town, South Africa. 
 
 M DANIEL JAMES MANSERGH, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 
 w Tipperary, late Col. Com. South Tipperary Artil. 
 Militia, formerly served as Ensign 19th Regt. Boi-n 3rd Nov. 
 1836, being the eldest son of the late Rev. James Wentworth 
 Mansergh, Rector of Kilmore, Diocese of Cashel, by his 
 wife Catherine, third dau. of Col. Owen Lloyd of Rock- 
 ville, CO. Roscommon. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 bend raguly gules, between three arrows point downwards 
 of the last, flighted and barbed or. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet prop)er, 
 charged with a label of three points gules, a demi-lion ram- 
 pant argent, gorged with a collar raguly of the second, and 
 holding in the dexter paw an arrow point downwards of 
 the last, flighted and barbed or. Motto -"Tout jour 
 pret" Married, July 3, 1866, Margaret, the third dau. of 
 Austin Cooper of Camas. Seat — Grallagh Castle, Thurles, 
 CO. Tipperary. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES MANSERGH, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Cork, Maj. 39th Regt. Bom Feb. i, 1835, being the second 
 son of the late John Craven Mansergh, Esq., J. P., late Lt.- 
 Col. and Paymaster R. A. , by his wife Anna, dau. of Thomas 
 San Wilmsdorff Richards of Rathnaspeck, co. Wexford. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Argent, a bend raguly gules, between 
 three arrows points downwards of the last, flighted and 
 barbed or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. (S'est — Out 
 of a ducal coronet proper, charged with a label of three 
 f)oints gules, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a 
 collar raguly of the second, and holding in the dexter paw 
 an arrow p>oint downwards of the last, flighted and barbed 
 or. Motto — "Tout jour pret." Married, Nov. 2, 1865, 
 Emily, dau. of Rt. Hon. William Yates Peel, and grand- 
 dau. of Sir Robert Peel, ist Bart. ^^-a/- Rocksavage, 
 Castletowmroche, Fermoy, co. Cork. 
 
 SThe Late JAMES MANSERGH, Esquire, High 
 Sheriff co. Radnor 1901, President of the Institution 
 of Civil Engineers 1900-1901, Fellow of the Royal Society. 
 Bom 1834, being the second son of the late John Burkit 
 Mansergh of Lancaster, by his wife Elizabeth. Armorial 
 bearings— Barry wavy of eight argent and azure, gutt^e- 
 d'eau, on a bend between six arrows barbed and flighted 
 gules, three fountains prop>er. Mantling aznre and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern sejant and 
 erect gules, gorged with a collar wavy argent, and sup- 
 porting with the claws an arrow erect gules, barbed and 
 flighted argent. MottO— "Tout jour prSt." Married, 
 
 firstly, Mary (who</. June 1897), d.iu. of the late Robert 
 
 Lawson of !.4inc.ister ; by whom he has Issue (i) Ernest 
 I^awson Mansergh, Gentleman, C. E. , h. 1866 |»»., January 
 189a, Cecil, dau. of Captain William Dinwiddie Hogg, and 
 has issue, GeofTrey Ernest, Maurice James, and Cecil Aubrey 
 I.awson]; (a) Walter Lc.ihy Mansergh, Gentleman, C.E., 
 b. 1871 [*». Anna, third dnu. of Richard Price- Williams, 
 
 and has issue, Terence Walter]; Amy Frances \tn., 1901^ 
 William Mainwaring Palin]; Edith Annie \m., 1891,1 
 Seymour William Price-Williams, and has issue, Harold/ 
 and Kathleen Mary]. Mr. Mansergh married secondl/jj 
 Harriet, dau. of John Brandford of Canterbury and widon 
 of the late Nelson Elvey Irons. Seat — Bryngwy, Rhayade 
 Radnorshire. Residence — " V-wn^ Lea," 51 Fitzjohn's~3" 
 Avenue, Hampstead, London, N.W. 
 
 JOHN LEWIS MANSERGH, Gentleman. Bom 
 August 21, 1833, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Craven Mansergh, Esq., J. P., Lieut. -Col. and Paymaster 
 R.A., by his first wife Anna, dau. of Thomas Van Wilms- 
 dorff Richards of Rathnaspeck, co. Wexford. Armorial 
 bearings ^Argent, a bend raguly gules, between three 
 arrows points downwards of the last, flighted and barbed 
 or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— Out of a 
 ducal coronet proper, charged with a label of tiiree points ' 
 gules, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar 
 raguly of the second, and holding in the dexter paw an 
 arrow point downwards of the last, flighted and barbed 
 or. Motto — " Tout jour pret." Married, July 20, 1863, 
 Hannah Wilks ; and has Issue— (\) John Lewis Mansergh, 
 Gentleman; (2) Richard Martin Mansergh, Gentleman; 
 Emily Peel ; Anne ; Elizabeth Sarah ; Henrietta ; and 
 Clara. ^«jV««f« — Melbourne, N.S.W. ^^-a/— Rock- 
 savage, Fermoy, co. Cork. 
 
 ©LOFTUS CHARLES OGILVY MANSERGH, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R. N. Born March 2, 1873, being 
 the only son of Charles Stepney Perceval Egmont Mansergh, 
 Esq., Major 40th Regiment, of Clifford, Castletown Roche, 
 by his wife Helen, dau. of George Ogilvyof The Cove, co. 
 Dumfries. Armorial bearings — Argent, a bend raguly 
 gules, between three arrows points downwards of the last. 
 
 § is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 flighted and barbed or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest - Out of a ducal coronet proper, charged with a label 
 of three points gnles. a denii-lion rampant argent, gorged 
 with a collar raguly of the second, and holding in the dexter 
 paw an arrow point downwards of the last, flighted and 
 barbed or. Motto — "Tout jour pret." Seat — Clifford, 
 Castletownroche, co. Cork. 
 
 PHILIP ST. GEORGE MANSERGH, Gentleman. 
 Born 1863, being the second son of Richard St. George 
 Mansergh, by Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Oliver 
 Ellard. Armorial bearings — Vide Richard Southcote 
 Mansergh. Residence— Fud.'csfieXA, Tipperary. 
 
 S RANDAL MARTIN ST. GEORGE MANSERGH, 
 Esquire, Captain North Tipperary L.I. Born May 
 27, 1859, being the sixth son of the late John Craven 
 Mansergh, Esq., J. P., late Lieut.-Col. and Paymaster 
 R.A., by his second wife Jane Anne, dau. of Major John 
 Campbell, 74th Regt. Armorial bearings - Argent, a bend 
 raguly gules, between three arrows points downwards of the 
 last, flighted and barbed or. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest - Out of a ducal coronet proper, charged with 
 a label of three points gules, a demi-lion rampant argent, 
 gorged with a collar raguly of the second, and holding in 
 the dexter paw an arrow point downwards of the last, flighted 
 and barbed or. Motto— " Tout jour pret." Residence— 
 
 RICHARD SOUTHCOTE MANSERGH, Esquire, 
 J. P. for CO. Tipperary. Bom Oct. 25, 1859, being the 
 eldest son of the late Richard St. George Mansergh of 
 Friarsfield, Tipperary, by his wife Sophia Elizabeth, eldest 
 dau. of the late Richard Oliver Ellard of Newton Ellard, 
 Pallas Grean, co. Limerick (and grandson of the late 
 Richard Martin Southcote Mansergh, Esq., of Grenane, 
 J.P. for CO. Tipperary). /.iz/er)' (dress)- White coat, with 
 crimson collar and cuffs, crimson waistcoat and breeches ; 
 (undress) light drab with crimson collar and cuffs. Ar- 
 morial bearings Quarterly, i. argent, a bend raguly 
 gules, between three arrows points downwards of the last, 
 flighted and barbed or (for Mansergh) ; 2. argent, a chevron 
 engrailed gules, between three coots sable (for Southcote) ; 
 
 3. per pale gules and argent, on a chevron between three 
 mullets, as many talbots all counterchanged (for Martin) ; 
 
 4. argent, on a bend between two lions rampant sable, a 
 wyvern, wings displayed of the first (for Rudinge) ; 5. per 
 pale or and argent, an inescutcheon between an orle of eight 
 martlets sable (for Brownlow) ; 6. argent, a stag courant 
 
 proper, on a chief vert, three mullets ot the first (for 
 O'Doherty) ; 7. azure, on a chevron argent, three mullets 
 sable (for Roberts)]; 8. azure, on a fesse ermine, three cross 
 crosslets fitch^e gules (for Bomford). Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest— Out of a du( al coronet proper. 
 
 charged with a label of three points gules, a demi-lion 
 rampant argent, gorged with a collar raguly of the second, 
 and holding in the dexter paw an arrow point downwards 
 of the last, flighted and barbed or. Motto- "Tout jour 
 pret." Seat — Grenane, Tipperary. 
 
 ST. GEORGE DYSON MANSERGH, Gentleman. 
 Bo?yi March 7, 1848, being the fifth son of the late Charles 
 Garden Mansergh, Esq., J.P. , Lieut. 3rd Dragoon Guards, 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Capt. Loftus Otway Bland, R.N., of Bath. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a bend raguly gules, between three 
 
 arrows points downwards of the last/ flighted and barbed 
 or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest -Out of a 
 ducal coronet proper, charged with a label of three points 
 gules, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar 
 raguly of the second, and holding in the dexter paw an 
 arrow point downwards of the last, flighted and barbed or. 
 Motto -" Tout jour pret." Married, March 11, 1882. 
 Alice Emma, widow of William Yates Peel, grandson of 
 Sir Robert Peel, ist Bart. ; and has Issue (i) Perceval 
 St. George Mansergh, Gentleman, b. Dec. 15, 1882; (2) 
 Robert Otway Mansergh, Gentleman, Lieut. i8th Royal 
 Irish Regt., b. Jan. 12, 1885; (3) .Arthur Neville Mansergh, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1887; (4) John Loftus Mansergh, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1887 ; Olivia Alicia; Mary Thoma- 
 sina Maud ; and Adelaide. Residence— Old Court, Water- 
 ford, CO. Cork. 6Vrt^ — Ballyhooley, co. Court. 
 
 SOUTHCOTE CAMPBELL MANSERGH, Gentle- 
 man. Born Dec. 27, 1857, being the fith son of the late 
 John Craven Mansergh, Esq., J.P. , late Lieut.-Col. and 
 Paymaster R.A., by his second wife Jane Anne, dau. of 
 Major John Campbell, 74th Regt. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a bend raguly gules, between three arrows points 
 downwards of the last, flighted and barbed or. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet 
 proper, charged with a label of three points gules, a demi- 
 lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar raguly of the 
 second, and holding in the dexter paw an arrow point down- 
 wards of the last, flighted and barbed or. Motto — " Tout 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 lour prot ' litorritd, July 1896. Frances, dau. of James 
 Moody of Redruth. Cornwall. Uttidtnct 37 King Street, 
 Poriman Square, London. 
 
 WILMSDORFF GEORGE MANSERGH, Gentleman, 
 Ueulenant Manchester Regiment Bom December 9, 
 1880. being the eldest son of the late Capt. WilmsdorfT 
 Geonc Mansergh, Esq., by his wife Sarah Richards, 
 fourtn daughter of Richard Phillips of Mountrivers, 
 eo. Tipperary. Armorial beaxinffs Argent, a bend 
 raguly gules, lietwecn three arrows points downwards 
 of the last, Hightrd and barlxd or. M ant lin g gules, 
 doubled argent. OTMt Out of a ducal coronet proper, 
 charged with a label of three points gules, a demi-lion 
 rampant argent, gorged with a collar raguly of the second, 
 and holding in the dexter paw an arrow point downwards 
 of the last, flighted and Ijarbed or. Motto "Tout jour 
 ptet.' 
 
 S GEORGE MANSFIELD, Esq.. J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Kildare (High Sheriff 1874). Bom 1845. being the 
 eldest son of the late George P. L. Mansfield of Morris- 
 town l^ttin. by Mary Frances Constance, dau. of George 
 Iknirke Kelly of Acton House. Middlesex. Clubs — Camera, 
 Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bearings Quarterly, 
 1. .argent, three bars sable, thjit in chief charged with a 
 wyvem of the first (for Mansfield) ; a. gules, a saltire or 
 (for Eustace) ; 3. per fesse argent and gules, in chief, on a 
 mount vert, a wolf passant in front of an oak-tree proper 
 (K>r Woulfe) ; 4. argent, a chief indented sable (for Power). 
 lf«nt.Hny sable and argent ; and for his Creist, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, garnished or, the hand holding a sword also proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold. Motto— "Turns fortitudinis." 
 MarrUd. \iT7' Alice, eldest dau. of Count d'Audebard de 
 F^russac of Pleurs, France ; and has, with other Is^ue, 
 Flustace Lattin Mansfield, Gentleman, b. 1879. Seat — 
 Morristown Lattin, Naas, co. Kildare. 
 
 ARTHUR FRENCH MANT, Gentleman, Solicitor. 
 Bom Oct. 19. i86x, being the second son of the late George 
 French Mant, by his wife Louisa Sopliia, dau. of Francis 
 David Mudd. Armorial bearings— Erminois, a lion ram- 
 p.nnt azure, on a chief per pale ermine and gules an ojjen 
 book prop<T, cl.isped and garnished or, between a rose of 
 the fourth and another argent, both barbed and seeded 
 proper. MantUng azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, holding between 
 the paws a cross Calvary sable. Motto — ' ' Lucerna jsedibus 
 meis." Marritd, April 7. 1894, Eva. daughter of the late 
 Rev. William Thom.is Charles Brande. M.A., Rector of 
 Burton and Coates. Sussex ; and has Issue — George Arthur 
 Mant. Gentleman, b. March 21, 1896. Residence — 
 
 FRANK MANT, Gentleman. Bom July 10, 1856, being 
 the eldest son of George French Mant, Gentleman, of Stor- 
 rington, CO. Sussex, by his wife Louisa Sophia, n^e Mudd. 
 Armorial bearings — Erminois. a lion rampant azure, on a 
 chief p<T pale crnune and gules an ojien book proper, clasjsed 
 and garnished or, between a rose of the fourth and another 
 argent, both barbed and seeded proper ; and for his Crest, 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent, holding 
 between the paws a cross Calvary sable ; with the Motto, 
 " Lucerna f>edibus meis." Married, August 3, 1881, Louisa 
 Hare, third dau. of George Hammond of Thakeham, in the 
 county of Sussex ; and has had Issue — Charles Edward 
 Mant, Gentleman, bom April 23, 1888 ; Ethel Frances, born 
 and died October 1882 ; and Daisy I^uisa Hare. 
 
 RICHARD MANT, Gentleman. Bom Dec. 20, 1845, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. Frederick Woods 
 Mant. B.A. . Rector of Armoy. Connor, by his wife Isabella 
 Council, dau. of John Thomas Alston of Liverpool. Ar- 
 morial bearing! — Erminois. a lion rampant azure, on a 
 chief per pale ermine and g^les. an open book proper, 
 cl.-isped and garnished or. between a rose of the fourth 
 and another argent, both l>arbed and seeded projier. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion ramf>ant argent, holding between the 
 paws a cross Calvary sable. Motto — " Lucerna pedibus 
 meis. ■ ' Residence — 
 
 WALTER MANT. Gentleman. Bom Nov. 17, 1835, 
 being the third son of the late Arthur Mant, by his wife 
 
 Frances, dau. of Thomas Amoore of Angmering. Armo- 
 rial bearing^— Erminois, a lion rampant azure, on a chief 
 j>er pale ermine and gules an open book pro[>er, clasiK-d 
 and garnished or, between a rose of the fourth and anoiher 
 argent, both bnrbed and seeded proper. Mnn^iiny azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampitnt urgent, holding between the paws a cross Calvary 
 Siible. Motto — " Lucerna pedibus meis." Married, Feb. 
 a6, 1867, Agnes, dau. of Charles Gaselee. 
 
 MAPOTHER (U.O.). Sable, a griffin passant, wings 
 elevated argent. betwt«n three escallops or. 
 
 Son of John Edward Mapother of Kilteevan, b. \ 
 
 d. ; m. 1824, Catherine, d. of Owen O'Conor Don', 
 
 " The O'Conor Don " : — 
 
 Thomas Austin I'atrick Mapother, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 
 CO. Roscommon (High Sheriff 1868), b. Seat—YJA- 
 
 teevan House, co. Roscommon. 
 
 MAR, quartered by DOUGLAS, ERSKINK, MON- 
 T.\GU-DOUGLAS-SCOIT. SINCLAIK-ERSKINE. 
 
 The Right Honourable JOHN FRANCIS 
 ERSKINE GOODEVE-ERSKINK, Earl of Mar, and 
 Lord Garioch, M.A. of the Universities of Cambridge and 
 Oxford, one of the Representative Peers of Scotland. Born 
 March 29, 1836, being the only son of Lady Frances Jemima 
 (sister of the Rt. Hon. the twenty-fifth Earl of Mar), and 
 William James Goodeve of Clifton ; assumed the name of 
 Erskine in 1866, on the death of his uncle, the Right 
 Honourable John Francis Miller, twenty-fifth Earl of Mar ; 
 succeeded his uncle June 19, 1866, as twenty-sixth Earl. 
 Creation —Before 1014 ; allowed precedence 1404 on the 
 documents available and produced at the Decreet of 
 Ranking of 1606. Livery — Black, with white collar and cuffs. 
 Armorial bearingrs- Quarterly i and 4, azure a bend be- 
 tween six cross crosslets fitch^e or (for Mar) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, a pale sable (for Erskine). Above the escutcheon 
 is placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled ermine ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 dexter hand proper, holding a cutlass argent, hiked and 
 pommelled or. Supporters— Two griffins argent, armed, 
 beaked, and winged or. Motto — " Je pense plus." 
 Married, September 12, 1866, Alice Mary Sinclair, 
 daughter of the Late John Hamilton of Hilston Park, in 
 the county of Monmouth ; and has Issue — John Francis 
 Hamilton Sinclair Cunliffe Brooks Forbes Goodeve- 
 Erskine, Elsquire (Lord Garioch), born February 25, 
 1868. 6V<2^ - Sunnington Rise, Bournemouth. Club— 
 Carlton. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable WALTER JOHN 
 FRANCIS ERSKINE, Earl of Mar and Kcllie, 
 twelfth Earl of Mar and fourteenth Earl of Kellie and 
 seventeenth Lord Erskine, Viscount Fentoun, Baron 
 Dirleton, Premier Viscount of Scotland, and a Repre.sen- 
 tative Peer for Scotland, Lord-Lieutenant county of 
 Clackmannan, formerly Lieut, ist Batt. Scots Guards, 
 Hon. Lieut.-Col. 7th Vol. Batt. Princess Louise's Arygll 
 and Sutherland Highlanders. Born August 29, 1865, 
 being the eldest son of the Right Honourable the eleventh 
 Earl of Mar and Kellie, by his wife Mary Anne, daughter 
 of William Forbes of Medw yn ; succeeded his father 
 1888. Creations — Earl of Mar, July 29, 1565; Earl of 
 Kellie, March 12, 1619 ; Viscount Fentoun, March 18. 
 1606; Baron Erskine, 1429 (and Alloa, 1489); Baron 
 Dirleton, 1603. Armorial bearings— He bears for Amu : 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a pale sable (for Erskine) ; 2 and 
 3 azure, a bend between six cross crosslets fitch^e or (for 
 Mar). Over all, on an escutcheon gules, the Imperial 
 crown of Scotland proper, within a double tressure flory 
 counterfiory or, ensigned with an Earl's coronet (for the 
 Earldom of Kellie), impaling the arms of Ashley-Cooper, 
 namely argent, three bulls passant sable, armed and 
 unguled or (for Ashley) ; 2 and 3 gules, a bend engrailed 
 between six lions rampant or (for Cooper). Above the 
 escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and there- 
 upon a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 doubled ermine ; and upon wreaths of the projaer liveries 
 are set the two following Crests, upon the dexter side a 
 dexter hand holding a skene in pale argent, hilled and 
 pommelled or ; and on an escroll over the same this motto, 
 " Je pense plus" (for Erskine) ; and upon the sinister side. 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 m drmi-Uoo nunputi gu*rdant gules, armed argent, and on 
 an cscroU over the same this motto, " Decori-decus addit 
 avito " (for Kellie). iopporUra -Two griflins gules, artned, 
 beaked, and winged or ; underneath this Motto, " Unione 
 ISoctior." Mamtd, July 14, 189a, Violet, commonly known 
 as Laidy Violet, daughter of the Right Honourable Anthony 
 Aahley-Cooper. eighth Vja\ nf Sh.iftesbury ; and had Issue— 
 John Francis Ashlcv Krskmc, Esquire, commonly called 
 Lord Erskine, born April a6, 1895 ; Elync Violet, commonly 
 known as Lady Elyne Violet, died August a, 1893. 
 Kttatu—tMon, Forest and Ferryton ; and Kellie Castle 
 in the county of Fife and the " Lordship of Stiring." Seat 
 —Alloa House, in the county of Clackmannan. 
 
 MARDON (H. Coll.). Gules, on a bend cottised 
 argent, between two unicorn's beads erased of the second, 
 a pellet between two Cornish choughs proper. Mantling 
 
 siippca arecni , wiiii iiic aauiibu, i^nercne qui 1 
 Married, June 7, 1893, Elizabeth Walker, daughter of 
 Donald Larnach; and has Issue — Ivan Donald Margary, 
 Gentleman,^. Nov. 33, 1896. Postal address — 
 
 MARINDIN (matric. L.O.. 17 Jan. 1903). Quarterly 
 I and 4. azure, a sea-stag parted per pale argent and < 
 (Marindin, arms in use since 17th cent.; matric. L.o 
 17 Jan. 1903) ;• 3. argent, on a chevron between thn 
 
 ^les and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant out of a wreath of roses gules, leaved proper, a 
 unicorn's head as in the arms, charged with a pellet. 
 Motto — " Probitas verus honos." 
 
 Son of James Mardon, b. 1808 ; d. 1897 ; ni. 1835, 
 
 Mary, d. of John Morris : — 
 Heber Mardon, Esq., J. P. co. Somerset,^. 1840; m. i860, 
 Anna Maria, d. of Joseph Hall ; and has issue— (i) Reginald 
 Heber Mardon, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; (a) Ernest George 
 Mardon, Gentleman, b. 1864; (3) Evelyn John Mardon, 
 Gentleman, b. 1867 ; (4) Arthur Claude Mardon, Gentleman, 
 b. 1879; Ella Josephine; Christine Lilian; and Effie 
 Louise. Seat — Ashwick, Dulverton, Somerset. 
 
 S ALFRED ROBERT MARGARY, Esquire, Colonel 
 Commanding Sussex Artillery. Bom June 25, 1853, 
 being the eldest son of Major Margary, Justice of the Peace, 
 late S4th and 26th Regiments, by his wife Georgiana. eldest 
 daughter of the late T. G. Adams. Clubs— ]\in\or United 
 Service, Garrick. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per fesse azure and 
 argent, a pale counterchanged, three daisies slipped, two 
 and one. of the second. Upon the escutcheon b placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his CrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, an arm in bend proper, holding a daisy 
 
 roses gules, barbed vert, a crescent of the first (Wedder- 
 burn of Blackness. 1672-7) ; 3. argent, a cross moline sable 
 (Colville of Ochiltree, matric. by a cadet line. c. 1673-7). 
 Mantling azure, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the liveries, a plume of feathers proper. Motto — " Spero 
 meliora." 
 
 Son of Henry Colville Marindin of Lincoln's Inn and 
 
 Calcutta, Barrister-at-Law, b. ; d. 1872; m. 1866, 
 
 Mary Elizabeth, d. of John Gregory Watkins, Esq., 
 
 of Woodfield, Ombersley, J. P. and D.L. Worcs. 
 
 (Sheriff 1850) :— 
 
 Arthur Henry Marindin, Esq., Capt. Roy. Highlanders 
 
 ("Black Watch"), B..'\. Oxford, b. 1868; m. 1899, 
 
 Gertrude Florence Evelyn, d. of Erskine Wilmot-Chetwode ; 
 
 and has is.sue — Jean Isabel ; and Evelyn Rachel. Seat — 
 
 Woodfield, Ombersley, Droitwfch. Clubs — Naval and 
 
 Military, Sports', New (Ekiinburgh). 
 
 Sir JOHN MARK, Knight Bachelor (1900), J. P. for 
 Co. Palatine of Lancaster and for the city of Manchester, and 
 Mayor of that city in the years 1889-1891. florn Dec. 16, 
 1832. being the fourth son of the late Joseph Mark of Bow- 
 scale, in the county of Cumberland, by his wife Hannah, 
 daughter of Joseph Wilson of Greysouthen in the same 
 county. C///^— Conservative (Manchester), /.ivery— Bhic, 
 with yellow facings and gilt buttons. Armorial bearingrs— 
 He bears for Arms : Azure, on a rock in base proper a lion 
 
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 of Saint Mark sejant with wings addorsed or, resting the 
 dexter paw upon an escutcheon of the last charged with a 
 bee volant of the second, on a chief also or, a terrestrial 
 globe also proper between two saltires couped gules ; upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion as in the arms, sem6e of bees volant 
 proper, and resting the dexter paw upon a rose gules ; with 
 the Motto, " Manu et corde." Married, September 4, 1861, 
 Emily Mary, daughter of Robert Lewis Jones of Chester, 
 and has had Issue — Ethel Louisa [married April 15, 1884, 
 • Frederick William Lee of Manchester, and has issue] ; 
 Maud Constance [married Robert Frederic Lee of Gran- 
 tham, and died 1899] ; and Florence [married, Jan. 29, 
 1891, Robert Arthur Lord Hutchinson of Rochdale]. Estate 
 — Greystoke , and other house property and land at Didsbury , 
 CO. of Lancaster. Postal addresses — Greystoke, Didsbury, 
 Manchester ; and Lees wood Hall, near Mold, North Wales. 
 
 MARKHAM, quartered by MALET and LEESON- 
 MARSHALL. 
 
 HARRY HANANEL MARKS, Esquire, M.P. for Isle 
 of Thanet Div. of Kent since 1904, J. P. for the co. of Kent, 
 Member of the London County Council for East Maryle- 
 bone 1889-1892, and for St. George's East 1895-1898, 
 M.P. for the Tower Hamlets (St. George's Div.) 1895-1900, 
 Capt. (Officer Com.) ist C.B. The Buffs (East Kent Regt.). 
 Born April 10, 1855, being the fifth son of the Rev. Prof. David 
 W. Marks of Univ. Coll., by C^ecilia Sara, dau. of the late 
 Moseley Woolfe of Liverpool. Clubs — Carlton, Automo- 
 bile, Royal Cinque Ports Yacht (Dover), Royal Temple 
 Yacht (Ramsgate). Livery — Dark green coat, yellow striped 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Vert, a lion rampant be- 
 
 Marlay, C.B. ; and assumed the additional surname and 
 Arms of Rochfort by Royal Licence, Nov. 30, 1867. Clubs 
 — White's, Carlton, Travellers'. Armorial bearings — 
 
 tween four battle-axes, a bordure nebuly or. Mantling vert 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between two 
 annulets or, a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand 
 in a gauntlet grasping a battle-axe proper, and round the 
 wrist a chaplet of cinquefoils vert. Motto — " Aut inveniam 
 viam aut faciam." Married, Nov. 5, 1884, Annie Estelle, 
 dau. of William Benjamin of Montreal, Canada ; and has 
 Issue— W-axxy Cecil Marks, Gentleman, b. Sept. 9, 1885 ; 
 and Ruth Cecil Marks, i'ea^- Callis Court, St. Peter's, 
 Thanet. Postal address — 6 Cavendish Square, W. 
 
 CHARLES BRINSLEY MARLAY - ROCHFORT, 
 Esquire, J. P., D.L. co. Westmeath (High Sheriff, 1853). 
 Born 1838, being the son of the late Lieut. -Col. George 
 
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 Quarterly i and 4, azure a lion rampant argent, armed and 
 langued gules (for Rochfort) ; 2 and 3 barry of eight or and 
 gules, on a bordure azure eight martlets of the first (for 
 Marlay). Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a robin redbreast proper (for Roch- 
 fort) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed 
 proper; and above it on an escroll, " Nulli praeda sumus." 
 Motto — " Candor dat viribus alas." Seats — Belvedere, co. 
 Westmeath, and Bawn, co. Louth ; St. Katherine's Lodge, 
 Regent Park, N.W. 
 
 SThe Most Noble CHARLES RICHARD JOHN 
 SPENCER-CHURCHILL, Duke of Marlborough, 
 Marquess of Blandford, Earl of Sunderland, Earl of Marl- 
 borough, Baron Spencer of Wormleighton, and Baron 
 Churchill of Sandridge, all in the Peerage of England, K.G. , 
 P.C. , Major Oxfordshire (Queen's Own) Hussars, served in 
 South African Campaign. Born Nov. 13, 1871, being theson 
 of the eighth Duke, by his first wife Lady Albertha Frances 
 Anne Hamilton, daughter of the Most Noble the first Duke 
 of Abercorn, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ; 
 succeeded his father in 1892. Creations — Baron Spencer, 
 July 21, 1603; Earl of Sunderland, June 8, 1643; Baron 
 Churchill, May 14, 1685; Earlof Marlborough, April 9, 1689 ; 
 Duke, December 14, 1702. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, sable a lion rampant argent, 
 on a canton of the last a cross gules (for Churchill) ; 2 and 
 3 quarterly argent and gules, in the second and third 
 quarters a fret or, over all, on a bend sable, three escallops 
 of the first (for Spencer), and, as an honourable augmen- 
 tation, in chief an escutcheon argent, charged with the 
 cross of St. George gules, and thereon an escutcheon 
 of the arms of France, namely azure, three fleurs-de-lis or. 
 Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, 
 and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion couchant guardant argent, 
 supporting with the dexter paw a banner gules, charged 
 with a dexter hand apaum^e of the first, staff or (for 
 Churchill) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head 
 between two wings expanded argent, gorged with a bar 
 gemelle, and armed gules (for Spencer). Supporters- 
 
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 Two wyvems guks. Motto— "Fiel pero desdichado." 
 MarrifJ, 1895, Consuelo. (Iauf;hter of William Kissam 
 Vanderbill ot New York ; wnd has /««*— John Albert 
 Kdward William Six-nccr-Chnrchill, Esauirc. commonly 
 callctl Marquess of Hlnndford. l>. Sept. 18. 1897; and 
 (Lord) Ivor Charles Spencer-Churchill. AVrt/— Blenheim 
 iHUace. Woodstock, in the cotmty of Oxford. 
 
 MARLEY. quartered by FLETCHER-VANE. 
 
 GEORGE JOBSON MARPLES. Esquire. J. P. co. 
 Derby. Bi»rrister-at-Law (Inner Temple). Bom July ay. 
 184s. being tho eldest son of the late George Marples. 
 late of BrinkcliflTe Tower, Ecclesall. W. R. co. York, by 
 his wife Ele:inor Johanna Williman, dau. of Robert Jobson 
 of Lilburn, ne.ir Wooler, CO. Northumberland. Armorial 
 bMirlilgS (Ped. H. Coll. )— Quarterly per fesse nebuly sable 
 
 and Dingestow Court, Monmouth ; and has issue] ; Mary 
 Edith ; Marion Frances Florence Carrington \m., Sept. 14, 
 1876. Rev. Henry Bickersletli Ottley, Vicar of Eastbourne, 
 
 and ermine, in the first and fourth quarters a griffin segreant 
 or. Hantllngr sable and argent. Crest— On a. wreath of 
 the colours, a griffin segreant or, between two wings sable. 
 Motto — " Tenax justitiae." Seat — Thornbridge Hall, near 
 Bakewell, co. Derby. Ciud — Junior Carlton. 
 
 HENRY CHRISTOPHER MARRIOTT, Esquire, 
 Major (retired) late Prince of Wales' Volunteers (82nd 
 Regt.). Bom March 14, 1826, being the fourth son of the 
 late Thomas Marriott, Lieut. -Gen. in the H.E. I.C.S. 
 (.Army), by his wife Anne, third dau. of Sir John Beckett, 
 Bart., of Mean wood, co. York. Armorial beartatrs — 
 Barry of six or and sable, on a pale invected ermine, 
 a sword erect projjer. p)ommel and hilt of the first, 
 between two martlets azure. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock 
 proper, thereon a talbot sable, gutt6e-d'or, collared add 
 chamed, reflexed over the back or, resting the dexter fore- 
 leg on a bezant charged with a martlet azure, a staff raguly 
 fesseways vert. Motto — " Virtute et fide." Married, Apn\ 
 18, 1849. Rosamond, dau. of Rev. Frederick Hamilton 
 Carrington and grand-dau. of Rev. James Carrington. 
 Rector of Topsh.nm. Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral ; and 
 has had Issue — (i) Henry Beckett Marriott, Gentleman, 
 *. Aug. 19, 1851, d. Oct. II, 1863; (2) Thomas Frederic 
 Marriott, Gentleman, 6. Aug. i, 1854, d. Nov. 14, 1855; 
 (3) Richard Charles Edward Marriott. Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry (32nd Regt.), d. May 5. 
 1863, d. .\pril 7, 1897; Harriott Julia Catherine [m., July 3, 
 1895, Owen Ix)wry Wynne, son of late Richard Beavor 
 Wynne of The Hermitage, co. Sligo] ; Louisa [m., Jan. 20. 
 1876. Edmund Fletcher Bosanquct. sixth son of the late 
 Samuel Richard Bosanquet. Esq,. J. P.. D.L. of Forest Hill 
 
 son of Rev. Lawrence Ottley, Rector of Richmond, Canon 
 of Ripen Cathedral]; Rosamond Frederica [m., Sept. 25, 
 1890, Rev. Lewis Randolph Marriott - Leir, Rector of 
 Charlton - Musgrove, Somerset, and has issue]. Seat — 
 Avonbank, Pershore, co. Worcester. Clu6 — Carlton. 
 
 HUMPHREY RICHARD GEORGE MARRIOTT, 
 Esquire, J. P. Born May 23, r83r, btnng the eldest and 
 only surviving son of the late Richard Marriott of Abbots 
 Hall, Shalford, Essex, by his wife Sophia Lucy, youngest 
 dau. of Ellys Anderson Stephens of Bower Hall, Steeple 
 Bumpstead, Essex. Armonal bearings— Barry of six or 
 and sable, on a canton gules, a mascle argent. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 talbot argent, with a collar and thereto a leash affixed 
 passing between the legs and reflexed over the back azure, 
 supporting a shield gules charged with a mascle argent. 
 Motto — " Mens conscia recti." Married, Jan. 7, 1864, 
 Edith Alice Smyth, youngest dau. of Thomas White, 
 Esq., J. P.. late of Manor House, Wethersfield, Essex; 
 and has Issue— \\) Cyril Humphrey White Marriott, Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Essex, b. Feb. i8, 1866; (2) Richard George 
 Armine Marriott, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. East Kent Regt. (the 
 Buffs), b. Jan. 26, 1867 ; (3) Ernest Arthur Graham Marriott. 
 Esq., b. March 5, 1870; and Edith Amy Sophia. Resi- 
 dence — Abbots Hall, Shalford, near Braintree, lissex. 
 
 S ROGER MARRIOTT-DODINGTON, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Somerset, late Capt. North Somerset Yeomanry 
 Cavalry, and Capt. 3rd Somerset Light Infantry. Bom 
 1866, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Marriott- 
 Dodington, Esq., J. P., of Horsington, Lieut.-Col. Somerset 
 Light Infantry (High Sheriff 1887). by Lucy Elizabeth, dau. 
 of the Rev. G. E. Downe of Rushden, co. Northampton. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable three bugle- 
 horns stringed argent (for Dodington) ; 2 and 3 barry of six 
 indented argent and sable, a bend azure, charged with three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the first (for Marriott). Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of tiie colours, 
 on a mount vert, a stag couchant regardant argent, attired 
 or, in the mouth an acorn of the last, leaved of the first (for 
 Dodington); 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a rock 
 proper, a talbot paly of six argent and sable, resting the 
 forepaw on an estoil of the last (for Marriott). Married, 
 Feb. 7, 1895, Mary Emiline Bertha, youngest dau. of Gen, 
 
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 James Kempt Couper, B.S.C. , of Combe, Dulverton ; and 
 has fssue — (1) Thomas Marriott-Dodington, Gentleman, d. 
 Dec. 20, 1895 ; (2) James Marriott-Dodington, Gentle- 
 
 man, i. July 26, 1897. Seais — Horsington, Templecombe, 
 Combe, Dulverton, Somerset. CJuds — Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge, Piccadilly. 
 
 MARROW, see ARMFIELD-MARROW. 
 
 I EDWARD ARMFIELD MARROW, Gentleman, M.A. 
 and LL.M. Camb. (Trin. Hall), Barrister-at-Law of the 
 Middle Temple. Borti Nov. 10, 1853, being the second 
 son of the late William John Marrow of Cavers, Bourne- 
 mouth, Hants, by his wife Kinbarra Swene, dau. of 
 Edward Armfield of Birmingham. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Per fesse azure and sable, a fesse indented argent, between 
 in pale two roses of the last, barbed or, seeded vert, and 
 in saltire four maidens' heads couped at the shoulders 
 argent, crined or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, between two roses argent, 
 seeded or, barbed vert, a maiden's head couped at the 
 shoulders proper, crined also gold, the neck encircled with 
 a garland of roses as in the arms Motto — " Fidite virtute." 
 Residence — 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM JOHN WILLIAMSON MAR- 
 ROW, M.A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, Chaplain to Bishop of Wake- 
 field. Born March 16, 1856, being the third son of the late 
 William John Marrow of Cavers, Bournemouth, Hants, 
 by his wife Kinbarra Swene, dau. of Edward Armfield of 
 Birmingham. Armorial bearings — Per fesse azure and 
 sable, a fesse indented argent, between in pale two roses of 
 the last, barbed or, seeded vert, and in saltire four maidens' 
 heads couped at the shoulders argent, crined or. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 between two roses argent, seeded or, barbed vert, a maiden's 
 head couped at the shoulders proper, crined also gold, the 
 
 knack encircled with a garland of roses as in the arms. 
 
 I Motto — " Fidite virtute." Residence — 
 
 ALBERT PALLISER MARRYAT, Gentleman, being 
 [the fourth son of the late Charles M^rryat of Parkfield, 
 jPiitter's Bar, co. Middlesex, by his wife Caroline, dau. 
 I of Charier, Short of Woodlands, Warblington, Hants, 
 ] Barrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple. Armorial bear- 
 I lugs — Barry of six or and sable, a chief wavy azure, on a 
 [canton argent, a fleur-de-lis gules. Mantling sable and or. 
 jCrest— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in 
 Ifront of a ram's head argent, the sun rising or. Married 
 iQuita, dau. of V. Farfan of Trinidad ; and has Issue, with 
 jtwins who died in infancy— (i) Vicenti Marryat, Gentleman ; 
 I tiucy ; and Marie Gertrude. Residence— 
 
 ARTHUR MARRYAT, Gentleman, being the third son 
 of the late Charles Marryat of Parkfield, Potter's Bar, co. 
 Middlesex, by his wife Caroline, dau. of Charles Short of 
 Woodlands, Warblington, Hants, Barrister-at-Law of the 
 Middle Temple. Armorial bearings — Barry of six or and 
 sable, a chief wavy azure, on a canton argent, a fleur-de-lis 
 gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest^On a mount vert, 
 in front of a ram's head argent, the sun rising or. Married 
 Jessie, dau. of J. Jackson ; and has Issue — (i) Reginald 
 Marryat, Gentleman ; (2) Frederick Marryat, Gentleman ; 
 Nina ; Florence ; and Mabel. Residence — 
 
 The Very Rev. CHARLES MARRYAT, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 of Christ Church Parsonage, North Adelaide, and Vicar- 
 General and Examining Cliaplain to the Bishop. Born 
 June 26, 1827, being the eldest son of the late Charles 
 Marryat of Parkfield, Potter's Bar, co. Middlesex, mer- 
 chant in London, by his wife Caroline, dau. of Charles 
 Short of Woodlands, Warblington, Hants, Barrister-at-Law 
 of the Middle Temple, and sister of the Rt. Rev. Augustus 
 Short, D.D. , first Church of England Bishop of Adelaide. 
 Armorial bearings — Barry of six or and sable, a chief 
 
 wavy azure, on a canton argent, a fleur-de-lis gules. Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, in front of a ram's head argent, the sun rising 
 or. Married, Aug. 8, 1854, Grace Montgomery, dau. of 
 the Rev Charles Beaumont Howard, M.A. , first Colonial 
 Chaplain of South Australia, and Incumbent of Trinity 
 Church, Adelaide, by Grace Montgomery Neville, his wife; 
 and has Issue — (i) Charles Howard Marryat, Gentleman, b. 
 May 5, 185s ; (2) Ernest Neville Marryat, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 16, 1869 ; (3) Cyril Beaumont Marryat, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. II, 1873; Grace Caroline, d. in infancy; Ethel, 
 d. Jan. 21, 1865; Grace [tn. the Rev. Herbert Thomas 
 Hughes, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of Christ Church, Emery 
 Down, Lyndhurst, Hants]; Mabel; Isabel; and Kate 
 Augusta. Residence — Christ Church Parsonage, North 
 Adelaide, S. Australia. 
 
 ERNEST LINDSAY MARRYAT, Esquire, Col. R.E., 
 being the fifth son of the late Charles Marryat of Parkfield, 
 Potter's Bar, Middlesex, by his wife Caroline, dau. of 
 Charles Short of Woodlands, Warblington, Hants, Bariis- 
 ter-at-Law of the Middle Temple. Armorial bearings- 
 Barry of six or and sable, a chief wavy azure, on a canton 
 argent, a fleur-de lis gules. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in 
 front of a ram's head argent, the sun rising or. Married 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Major-Gen. Edward Patrick Lynch, 
 H.M. Indian Army, Knight of the Lion and Sun, J. P., of 
 Partry House, Ballinrobe, co. Mayo; and has Issue — (i) 
 Patrick Marryat, Gentleman ; {2) Rupert Marryat, Gentle- 
 man ; (3) Hugh Dennis Marryat, Gentleman ; (4) Rudolph 
 Marryat, Gentleman ; (5) Ulrich Marryat, Gentleman ; 
 
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 Irene; Nonli ; Beryl; Gladys; Dorothy; and LeiU. 
 RtsidHmtt— 
 
 OERALD MARRYAT. Grntlenmn. Honi March s, 
 l8;o, being the eldest son of ihe laic Joseph Henry 
 Muryat. Esq.. Rear-Admiral R.N., C.B.. bjr his second 
 wife Frances, dau. of Francis Daring Short. Esq., of Bick- 
 ham Mouse, Exeter, co. Devon, J.l>., late R.N. Armorial 
 tMarlagt - Barry of six or and sable, a chief wavy azure, on 
 a canton argent, a Hcur-de-lis gules. Mantling sable and or. 
 Orast — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in front 
 of a ram's head argent, the sunrising or. Kesidentt — The 
 AlUiny Club, Toronto, Canada. 
 
 Thk Rkv. EDWARD MARSDEN. Vicar of Aston. Che- 
 shire, M.A. Camb. Born July ao, 1815, being the fifth son 
 of the late Rev. William Marsden, M.A., B.D., Vicar of 
 Ecdes, CO. l^ncsister, by his wife Sarah, dau. of John 
 Howard of Manchester. Armorial bearings— Gules, on 
 a bend, between a unicorn's head erased argent and a 
 trefoil slipped, surmounted of a key fesscways, the ward 
 downwards and to the dexter or, three coots sable, a canton 
 ermine, thereon an anchor of the fourth. Man t lin g gules 
 and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of an anchor sable, a unicorn's head erased argent, gutt^e- 
 de-sang, ducally gorged azure, in the mouth a trefoil slipped 
 vert. Motto — "Mars dentalia tutatur." Married, June 
 6, 1883, Elizabeth Ellen, dau. of Samuel Burgess, and 
 widow of Rev. Samuel Bagnall, M.A., of Weston Point, 
 Cheshire. Residence — Townend, Chelmorton, Derbyshire. 
 
 The Rev. MAURICE HOWARD MARSDEN, M.A. 
 St. John's Coll., Camb. Born Nov. 21, 1843, being the second 
 son of the late Rev. John Howard Marsden of Grey Friars, 
 Colchester, B.D., F.R.S.L., F.S.A.. and J. P. Essex, Pro- 
 fessor of Arch.-eology to the University, Canon Residentiary 
 of Manchester, and Rector of Great Oakley, Essex, by his 
 wife Caroline, eldest dau. of the Rev. Williani Moore, D.D. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Gules, on a bend between a unicorn's 
 head erased argent and a trefoil slipped, surmounted of a 
 key fesseways, the ward 'downwards and to the dexter or, 
 three coots sable, a canton ermine, thereon an anchor of 
 the fourth. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of an anchor sable, a unicorn's 
 head erased argent, gutt6e-de-sang, ducally gorged azure, 
 in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — ' ' Mars dentalia 
 tutatur." Married, April 24, 1873, Frances, dau. of Rev. 
 Samuel Simpson of Greaves House, Lancaster ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Charles Howard Marsden, Gentleman, ist 
 (P.W.O) Yorks. Regt. ; (2) Maurice Hugh Marsden. Gentle- 
 man ; Violet Mary ; and Winifred. Residence — Moreton 
 Rectory, Dorchester. 
 
 REGINALD GODFREY MARSDEN, Gentleman. 
 M.A. Merton Coll., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law. Born Sept. 
 15, 1845, being the third son of the late Rev. John Howard 
 .Marsden of Greyfriars, B.D., F.R.S.L., F.S.A., and J. P. 
 Elssex, by his wife Carohne, eldest dau. of the Rev William 
 Moore, D.D. of Spalding, co. Lincoln. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Gules, on a bend between a unicorn's head erased 
 argent and a trefoil slipped, stirmounted of a key fesseways 
 the ward downwards and to the dexter or, three coots 
 sable, a canton ermine, thereon an anchor of the fourth. 
 Man t ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of an anchor sable, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, guttde-de-sang, ducally gorged azure, in the mouth 
 a trefoil sUpped vert. Motto — " Mars dentalia tutatur." 
 Married, Sept. 22, 1874, Edrica, dau. of the late John 
 CowUng, Barrister-at-Law; and has Issue — (i) John Cowling 
 Marsden, Gentleman ; (2) Edward Reginald Marsden, 
 Gentleman ; (3) Hugh Kenyon Marsden, Gentleman ; and 
 Dorothy Nina. Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM MARSDEN, Esquire. Lieutenant-Colonel 
 (late 87th and 82nd Regiments), Master of Arts of the 
 University of Cambridge. Born July 29, 1841, being the 
 eldest son of the late Canon John Howard Marsden (of 
 the Grey Friar's, Colchester), Bachelor of Divinity, Fellow 
 of the Royal Society of Literature and of the Society of 
 Antiquaries, Professor of Archaeology at Cambridge (who 
 succeeded to the estate of William Marsden, Esq., 
 F.R.S., D.C.L.. First Stc. to the Admiralty 1803-7), by 
 Caroline his wife, eldest daughter of Prebendary W. Moore 
 of Spalding, in the county of Lincoln, Doctor of Divinity 
 
 J by Elizabeth his wife, only dau. of the Rev. Maurice 
 ohnson, D.D., of Ayscoughfee Hall, co. Lincoln). Club 
 — Naval and Military. iSinorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Gules, on a l)end between a unicorn's head 
 erased argent in chief and a key fesseways wards downwards, 
 surmounted by a trefoil slipped paleways in base or, thrci- 
 coots sable, and on a canton ermine, an anchor of the 
 fourth ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an anchor' in pale sable, a unicorn's head erased 
 argent, gutt^-de-sang, ducally gorged azure, in the mouth 
 
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 ssue 
 
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 len~' 
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 a trefoil slipped vert ; with the Motto, ' ' Mars den 
 tutatur." Married, Sept. 21, 1873, Katharine, 
 of B. Rigby Murray, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for the county 
 of Kirkcudbright, of Parton, North Britain; and has Issue 
 — (i) William John Murray Marsden, Gentleman, B. * 
 (Oxon.) [w. 1903, Geraldine Veronica, dau. of Da' 
 Maitland, Esq., of Dundrennan and Cunistoun, N.B., J. 
 and D.L.], b. July 9, 1874; (2) Wilfred Alexander Marsden,' 
 Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), Assistant Librarian in the British 
 Museum, b. May 19, 1878 ; and Audrey Katharine \jn. 1901 
 the Rev. Frederick Halsey, M.A., son of the Rt. He 
 T. F. Halsey, M.P., of Gaddesden, Herts]. Estate a. 
 postal address — Cedar Court, Farnham, Surrey. 
 
 EDWARD CHISENHALE - MARSH, Gentlemi 
 Barrister-at-Law, LL.B. Born June 22, 1865, being the 
 second son of Thomas Coxhead Chisenhale Marsh, and 
 Eliza Ann Chisenhale, dau. of John Chisenhale Chisenhale 
 of Arley Hall, Lanes. C/w^— Piccadilly. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, a horse's head erased between two pheons in 
 pale argent, two flaunches of the last, each charged with a 
 cross crosslet fitch^e gules. Mantling: sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross 
 crosslet fitch6e gules, a griffin argent, resting the dexter 
 claw on a pheon in bend and erect sable. Motto— "In 
 hoc signo vinces." Postal address — 128 Piccadilly, W. 
 
 S JEREMY TAYLOR MARSH, Esquire, Lieutenant- 
 Colonel R.E. (ret.). Born May 14, 1841, being the 
 eldest son of the late Francis Marsh, Esq., Justice of the 
 Peace, of Springmount, Queen's Co., by his wife Anna 
 Maria, youngest daughter of Arthur Maxwell of Dublin. 
 Armorial bearlng^s — Quarterly i and 4, gules a horse's 
 head couped or, between two trefoils slipped in chief and a 
 fleur-de-lis in base argent (for Marsh) ; 2 and 3 ermine, a 
 bishop's mitre azure, on a chief indented gules, three escal- 
 lops argent (for Taylor). Mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head couped 
 azuie, gorged with a ducal coronet or, holding in the beak 
 a rose argent, seeded gold, slipped, leaved, and barbed vert ; 
 with the Motto, " Nolo servile capistrum." Married, Sept, 
 15, 1864, Rachel Gertrude, only child of Charles Ferdinand 
 Smyth of Endsleigh, co. Surrrey ; and has Issue— (1) Francis 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 Qpar 
 
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 Cliarles Marsh, Esq., Capt. and Brevet Major Queen's Own 
 W. Kent Regt. , served in W. Africa 1897-98, operations 
 on the Niger, including Expedition to Illah (mentioned in 
 despatches, medal with clasp) ; served in S. African War, 
 Special Service Officer, including service with Protectorate 
 Regiment, and defence of Mafeking (twice mentioned in 
 
 despatches, medal with three clasps), b. Sept. 20, 1866, 
 killed in action at Burmi, N. Nigeria, July 27, 1902 ; (2) 
 James Reynolds Maxwell Marsh, Esq., Brevet Major Lin- 
 colnshire Regt. ; served with Nile Expedition 1898, battles 
 of Atbara and Khartoum (twice mentioned in despatches, 
 medal, two clasps), operations in Sonialiland, 1903-4 (men- 
 tioned in despatches), b. March 5, 1868 ; (3) Jeremy Taylor 
 Marsh, Esq., Captain 9th Hodson's Horse; served in 
 Tirah Campaign 1897-98, operations in the Bara Valley, 
 medal with two clasps, b. Dec. 16, 1871 ; (4) Digby Cecil 
 Marsh, Gentleman, late Manchester Regt. ; served in S. 
 African War 1901, b. Aug. 16, 1877; (5) Roland Henry 
 Marsh, Gentleman, Lieut. i8th Tiwana Lancers, served 
 in S. African War 1900-1901, b. March 25, 1879; (6) 
 Gilbert Howe Maxwell Marsh, Gentleman, Lieut. 41st 
 Dogras, b. July 30, 1882 ; Evelyn Caroline Gertrude ; Emily 
 Frances [m. William Fenton Mellor] ; Gertrude Clifford 
 [m. Grant Eves] ; and Hilda Gordon Maxwell. Estate— 
 Terpoint, co. Kilkenny. Residence — i Pembroke Road, 
 Kensington. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 MARSH (H. Coll.). Argent, on a bend gules, between 
 two escutcheons of the last, each charged with a horse's 
 head erased of the field, a sword in bend point upwards 
 proper, pommel and hilt or, between two lozenges of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, an escutcheon gules, charged with a horse's 
 head as in the arms between two wings argent, each charged 
 with a lozenge also gules. 
 
 I Sons of John William Marsh, Esq. , Solicitor, a Mem- 
 ber of the Commission of Lieutenancy for the City 
 of London (s. of Rev. John Kirk Marsh, Vicar of 
 Brampton, co. Derby), b. 1835 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1865, 
 Clementine Isabel, d. of John Rayer Hogarth, Esq., 
 D.U.J.P.:- 
 Ernest John Marsh, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 1867. 
 Post. add. — 71 East India Dock Road, Poplar, London, E. 
 Club — Constitutional. 
 Cecil John Marsh, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Broad- 
 
 mayne, Sutton Road, Southend-on-Sea. C/«^— Constitu- 
 tional. 
 
 Oswald John Marsh, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Both- 
 
 well Glen, Murray, New Zealand. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 WILLIAM SWAINE CHISENHALE- MARSH, Es- 
 quire, J. P. CO. Essex. Born Sept. 7, 1857, being the eldest 
 son of Thomas Coxhead Chisenhale Marsh, and Eiza Ann, 
 Chisenhale, dau. of John Chisenhale Chisenhale of Arley 
 Hall, Lanes. Clubs — Athenaeum, Garrick. Livery — Black, 
 white pipings, red and white striped waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, a horse's head erased between two pheons 
 in pale argent, two flaunches of the last, each charged with 
 a cross crosslet fitch6e gules. Mantling sable and argent. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross- 
 crosslet fitch^e gules, a griffin argent, resting the dexter 
 claw on a pheon in bend and erect sable. Motto — " In 
 hoc signo vinces." Married, Oct. 11, 1881, Esther Eleanora 
 Mary, eldest dau. of Edward Byrom of Culver, co. Devon, 
 and KersalCell,co. Lanes.; and has /««^ — Atherton Harold 
 Chisenhale-Marsh, Gentleman ; Katherine Mary Esba ; and 
 Dorothy Eleanora. Seat — Gaynes Park, Epping. 
 
 MARSHAL, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 
 MARSHALL, quartered by CANNING, CONYERS, 
 and FOX. 
 
 MARSHALL, see BURT-MARSHALL, HUNTER- 
 MARSHALL, and LEESON-MARSHALL. 
 
 S GEORGE WILLIAM MARSHALL, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. for the co. of Hereford, Doctor of Laws 
 of the University of Cambridge, Fellow of the Society 
 of Antiquaries, Rouge Croix Pursuivant of Arms, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Born April ig, 1839, being the only son of the 
 late George Marshall of Ward End House, in the county 
 of Warwick, by his second wife Eliza Henshaw, daughter 
 of John Comberbach of Langley Hall, in the county of 
 Salop. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Barry 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a^ar 
 
 of six ennin« and tuunr, a horse-shoe or lictwcen three 
 betanu ; upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet liclitting 
 his degrve, with a mantling axure and or ; and for his 
 OrMt, upon a wmith of the colours, a bezant charged 
 with a horse-shoe oxure, between two wings barrjr of six 
 ennine and asure; with the Motto, " Vi martiali.' Mar- 
 
 ried, September 26, 1867, Alice Ruth, daughter of the 
 Reverend Ambrose William Hall, Master of Arts, some- 
 time Rector of Debden, in the co. of Essex ; and has Issue — 
 (i) George Marshall, Esq., J. P. co. Hereford, born Septem- 
 ber 4, iSigTmarried, June 22, 1898, Constance Marian, dau. 
 of George Baldwin] ; (2) Isaac Marshall, Gentleman, Master 
 of Arts and Barrister-at-Law, born November 4, 1870; and 
 Alice [married Joseph Percy Thoniasin Foster]. Estate and 
 postal address — Sarnesfield Court, Weobley, R.S.O. 
 
 JULIAN MARSHALL, Gentleman. Bom June 24, 
 1836, being the third son of the late John Marshall, Esq., 
 
 &c., Cumberland. High Sheriff. Armorial bearings - 
 liarry of six sable and argent, on :i pale crmiiif, three 
 horse-shoes paleways or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Orest — On a wreath of the colours, a man affronts in 
 armour proper, holding in his dexter hand a javelin in bend 
 or, and supporting with his sinister hand a flagstaff proper, 
 therefrom flowing to the sinister a l>anner sable, charged 
 with two horse-shoes fesseways also or. Motto — " Nee cil6 
 nee tardi." Married, Oct. 7, 1864, Florence Ashton, dau. 
 of late Rev. John Thomas, Canon of Canterbury, and 
 Rector of All Hallows Barking, London ; and has Issue— 
 Dorothy Blanche Louisa; Frances Alice; and Amabel 
 Florence. Residence— i-;, Belsize Avenue, London, N.W. 
 C/«^j— Reform, Burlington Fine Arts', Queen's, Lord's. 
 
 MARK BELL MARSHALL, Esquire, J. P. for Glou- 
 cestershire, Member of County Council for Stroud Division. 
 Bom March 17, 1853, being the eldest son of the late 
 Roger Marshall of Marllxjrough House, Heaton Mersey, 
 I.ancs., and Elsdon House, Wortley, Yorks., and formerly 
 
 J. P. , M. P. , &c. , and of Mary Ballantine, eldest dau of late 
 Joseph Dykes Ballantine Dykes, Esq., of Dovenby Hall, 
 
 of Rochester, Northumberland, by Rebecca his wife, 
 daughter of the late Captain Mark Bell, R.N., of Bonner's 
 House, Monkwearmouth, Durham, a Captain in the Trans- 
 port Dept. during the Peninsular War. ZtVe/y— Chocolate, 
 with scarlet braid and brass buttons. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, on a bend nebuly, between four passion nails two and 
 two sable, three horse shoes of the first, a chief azure thereon 
 three horses' heads erased argent. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arrows 
 in saltire or, flighted azure, surmounted by a passion nail 
 in fesse proper, tied with a riband gules, pendent there- 
 from an escocheon of the last charged with a horse-shoe of 
 the first. Motto — "Vi martiali, Deo adjuvante." Married, 
 April 26, 1882, Florence Annie, daughter of the late Henry 
 Adam Holloway of The Hill, Stroud, Gloucestershire, and 
 niece of the late George Holloway, Esquire, J. P., of Farm 
 Hill, Stroud, M.P. for Mid-Gloucester 1886-1892, and has 
 Issue — Mark Henry Marshall, Gentleman, born Dec. 27, 
 1883 : and Florence Gladys. Estates — Lawrenceland and 
 Bourne, Gloucestershire. Postal address — 'The Uplands, 
 Stroud, Gloucestershire. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Cale- 
 donian, Junior Conservative. 
 
 ROGER ROBSON MARSHALL, Gentleman, formerly 
 of Eccleshall, co. York. Born Dec. 24, 1859, lieing the 
 third son of the late Roger Marshall of Marlborough 
 House, Heaton Mersey, co. Lancaster, and Elsdon 
 House, Wortley, co. York, by his wife Rebecca, dau. of 
 Capt. Mark Bell of Bonners House, Monkwearmouth, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 CO. Durham, a Capt. in the Transport Department during 
 the Peninsular War. Armorial bearing's— Or, on abend 
 nebuly, between four passion-nails two and two sable, three 
 horse-shoes of the first, a chief azure, thereon three horses' 
 heads erased argent. Mantlingr sable and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, two arrows in saltiie or, 
 flighted azure, surmounted by a passion-nail in fesse proper, 
 tied with a riband gules, pendent therefrom an escutcheon 
 of the last charged with a horse-shoe of the first. Motto — 
 " Vi martiali, Deo adjuvante." Married, Dec. i8, 1887, 
 Frances, dau. of George Macaskie of Potter Newton, Yorks. 
 
 THOMAS BINGH.AM MARSHALL, Gentleman. Born 
 Aug. 6, 1872, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Alex- 
 ander Marshall of Doughty Street, Mecklenburgh Square. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, on a pale 
 indented gules, between two horse's heads erased of the 
 last, three plates, each charged with a horse-shoe sable. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and or : and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-man affront^e in armour proper, 
 
 holding in the dexter hand a flag-staff also proper, there- 
 from flowing to the sinister a banner or, charged with a 
 horse's head as in the arms, and resting the sinister hand on 
 a horse-shoe, also as in the arms. Motto — " Causa justa." 
 Postal address — 4 Sussex St., Warwick Square, London 
 S.W. 
 
 THOMAS PERCY DOUGLAS MARSHALL, Gentle- 
 man. Born March 31, 1871, being the fourth son of the late 
 Roger Marshall of Marlborough House, Heaton Mersey, co. 
 Lancaster, and Elsdon House, Wortley, co. York, by his 
 wife Rebecca, dau. of Capt. Mark Bell of Bonners House, 
 Monkwearmouth, co. Durham, a Capt. in the Transport 
 Department during the Peninsular War. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Or, on a bend nebuly, between four passion-nails 
 two and two sable, three horse shoes of the first, a chief 
 azure, thereon three horses' heads erased argent. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, two 
 arrows in saltire or, flighted azure, surmounted by a passion- 
 nail in fesse proper, tied with a riband gules, pendent 
 therefrom an escutcheon of the last charged with a horse- 
 shoe of the first. Motto—" Vi martiali, Deo adjuvante." 
 
 MARSHALL (H. Coll.). Or, on a pale vert, a mill- 
 rind of the first, a chief flory gules, thereon three antelope's 
 ' heads erased of the field. Mantling vert and or. Crest— 
 1 wreath of the colours, in front of a roll of paper 
 
 proper, a stag's head erased or, charged on the neck with 
 a mill-rind vert. Motto—" Facta non verba." 
 
 Son of Horace Brooks Marshall, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of 
 
 Brixton, b. ; d. 1896; m. Ellen, d. of Thomas 
 
 Grimwood of Bredfield, Suffolk : — 
 
 Sir Horace Brooks Marshall, Knt. Bachelor (1902), J. P. 
 
 CO. London, a Member of the Commission of Lieutenancy 
 
 for the City of London, Sheriff of the City of London 
 
 1901-2, M.A., LL.D., b. 1865; m. 1889, Laura, d. of 
 
 George Siggs of Streatham Hill. Res.— The Chimes, 
 
 Streatham Common, London, S.W. 
 
 MARSHAM. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, crusilly fitchfe 
 sable, a lion passant gules between two bendlets azure, each 
 charged with three cross crosslets or (Marsham) ; 2 and 3, 
 sable, on a fesse between three goat's heads erased or, as 
 many crescents gules (Themilthorpe). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head 
 erased gules, charged with three cross crosslets or. Motto — 
 ' ' Quod adest. " Livery — Blue and red. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Henry Philip Marsham of Rippon Hall, 
 Hevingham, Norfolk, Rector of Stratton Strawless, 
 J.P. ,^. 1817 ; d. 1892; m. 1843, Caroline Savill, eld. 
 d. of Onley Savill Onley, Esq., J. P., of Stisted Hall, 
 Essex : — 
 Major Henry Savill Marsham, J. P., D.L. , late King's 
 Royal Rifle Corps, b. 1847 ; m. 1883, Caroline, d. of late 
 Robert Blake Humfrey of Wroxham House, Norfolk ; 
 and has issue — (i) Robert Henry Patrick Marsham, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1884; (2) Arthur Frederic Marsham, Gentleman, 
 b. 1886 ; Caroline Charlotte ; and Margaret Anne. Seat — 
 Rippon Hall, Hevingham, Norfolk. Clubs— Army and 
 Navy, Norfolk (Norwich). 
 Charles Alfred Onley Savill-Onley, Esq. (q-v.). 
 Major Frederick Savill Marsham, late King's Royal Rifle 
 Corps, b. 1853 ; m. 1887, Bertha Alice, d. of late Col. 
 Cameron Hogge, Grenadier Guards ; and has issue — 
 Frederick Somerville Wroth Marsham, Gentleman, b. 
 1894 ; and Cameron Violet, Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 GEORGE MARSHAM, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. Kent, 
 D.L. CO. Leitrim (High Sheriff thereof 1878). Born April 
 10, 1849, being the eldest son of Rev. George Frederick 
 John Marsham [fifth son of Hon. and Rev. John Marsham, 
 D.D. , Canon of Windsor, Prebendary of Richester and 
 Wells, and grandson of Robert, second Earl of Romney], 
 by his wife Elizabeth Marcia, third dau. of Walter Jones 
 of Ballinaniore, co. Leitrim. Club — Carlton. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion passant in 
 bend gules between two bendlets azure (Marsham); 2 and 
 3, gules, three lioncels rampant guardanl or, armed and 
 langued azure, on a quarter of the second a fret of the first 
 (Jones). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased gules. Motto — " Non 
 sibi sed patriae." Seats — Hayle Place, Maidstone, Kent. 
 
 S ROBERT MARSHAM - TOWNSHEND, Esquire, 
 commonly known as the Hon. Robert Marsham- 
 Townshend, M.A. of the University of Oxford, Fellow 
 of the Society of Antiquaries, Fellow of the Geological 
 Society, Justice of the Peace for the counties of Kent and 
 London, Deputy-Lieutenant for the former. Born Novem- 
 ber 15, 1834, being the son of the Right Honourable the 
 second Earl of Romney, by his wife Mary Elizabeth, com- 
 monly known as the Honourable Mary Elizabeth, daughter 
 of the Right Honourable the second Viscount Sydney, 
 and widow of George James Cholmondeley, Esquire, 
 and on the death of Emily Caroline, Countess Sydney, 
 March 9, 1893, he received the Royal License to take 
 the additional name and to quarter the arms of Town- 
 shend, in accordance with the provisions made in the 
 will of his maternal uncle, John Robert, Earl Sydney, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath. Clubs— AVamxnm ; Carlton. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure, a chevron 
 ermine between three escallops argent (for Townshend) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, a lion passant in bend gules between two 
 bendlets azure (for Marsham). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantUng azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag statant proper (for Townshend) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased gules (for 
 Marsham). Motto — " Droit et avant." Married, A^tW ^, 
 1877, Clara Catherine, second daughter of the late Reverend 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 OecMfc Barlwr r.tley, Badielor of Divinity, of I^n^clifte, 
 in the county of York, nnd Rector of Freclcenharo, in the 
 county o( SufTolk, and has /ssiie—(i) Hugh Sydnt-y Marsham- 
 Townshcnd, ivs<|uirr, born February 9, 1878, Lieut, ^tb Batt. 
 
 Glos. Regt. [m. 1904, Cecilia Frances Laura, eld. dau. of 
 Sir Henry Charles John Bunbury, Bart. ; (2) Ferdinand 
 Marshani-Townshend, Gentleman, B.A. Oxon. , bom April 
 17, i88a Seats — Frognal, Foots Cray, in the county of 
 Kent ; Matson House, in the county of Gloucester. Town 
 residence — 5 Chesterfield Street, Mayfair, W. 
 
 His Honour Sir ALFRED GEORGE MARTEN, 
 Knight Bachelor (1896), Judge of County Courts, Circuit 
 No. 37 ; Justice of the Peace for Bedfordshire, Berkshire, 
 Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Oxfordshire, 
 and Wmdsor ; Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple (ist 
 Class Certificate of Honour), Jan. 26, 1857, Queen's Counsel 
 and Bencher 1874, Treasurer 1893; educated at St. John's 
 College, Cambridge, bracketed first in the Civil Law 
 Classes 1854-55, ^9'^^ Wrangler and Bachelor of Arts 1856, 
 Master of Arts 1859, Fellow 1865, LL.M. 1874, LL.D. 1879, 
 Examiner for Law Tripos 1865, Member of the Council of 
 Legal Education of the Four Inns of Court since 1874, 
 and Chairman of the Board of Studies of the Council since 
 1896 ; Member (appointed by the Inner Temple) of the 
 Senate of the University of London since 1900; was 
 sometime Chairman of the Joint Committee of the Four 
 Inns of Cotirt on the Duties, Interests, and Discipline of the 
 Bar, and a Member of the General Council of the Bar ; 
 contested Nottingham in 1865 and Cambridge in 1880, and 
 was Member of Parliament for Cambridge (Conservative) 
 for the six years 1874-80 ; in the House of Commons was 
 Chairman of the Select Committee on the Bill for "The 
 Parliamentary and Municipal Registration Act, 1878," and 
 introduced the Bills for "The Settled Estates Act, 1877," 
 " The Debtors Act, 1878," and "The Public Health (Inter- 
 ments) Act, 1879. " Uom Nov. 9, 1829, being the third son of 
 the late Robert Giles Marten of l^laistow, Essex, by his wife 
 Eliza, dau. of John Warmington, also of Plaistow. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Constitutional, Oxford and Cambridge, New Univer- 
 sity. Livery — White, with red facings. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, guttee-de-poix, an eagle displayed gules, between 
 five mullets, two in chief, as many in fesse, and one in base 
 sable. Mantling gules and argent ; and for the Crest, on 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a griffin segreant jjer 
 fesse argent gutt6e-de-poix and or, winged of the last, a 
 fasces fesseways proper. Motto — "Spes super sidera." 
 Married, Dec. 28, 1869. Patricia Barrington, eldest dau. of 
 the late Capt. Vincent Frederick Kennett of the Manor 
 House, Dorchester-on-Thame, Oxon. (by his wife Arabella, 
 dau. of Sir Jonah Barrington) ; and has Issue— (1) Alfred 
 Amberson Barrington Marten, E^., b. Dec 8, 1870; edu- 
 cated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1892 
 (Honours First Class), Law Tripos and LL.B. 1893, M.A. 
 
 nnd LL.M. 1897, Barrister-at- I^w of the Inner Temple 
 (Sludenuhip) Nov, 18, 1895 [m., June i, 1898. Fanny Ix)is, 
 
 only dau. of the late William Tarn of 94 Lancaster Gate] ; 
 (2) Clarence Henry Kennett Marten, Esq., b. Oct. 28, 1872; 
 educated at Eton and Balliol College, Oxford, Honours 
 1st Class History and B.A. 1895, Assistant Master (History) 
 Eton College since Sept. 1896, M.A., 1900 ; Isabel Caroline \ 
 Patricia ; Amy Corisande Arabella ; and Alice Frances Ida. 
 Postal address — 21 Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington, 
 London, W. 
 
 MARTIN, quartered by MANSERGH and FLOYER. 
 
 MARTIN, see WOOD-MARTIN and WYKEHAM- 
 MARTIN. 
 
 EDWARD PRITCHARD MARTIN, Esquire, J. P. for 
 cos. Monmouth(HighSheriff 1903-4) and Glamorgan. Born 
 Jan. 20, 1844, being the eldest son of the late George 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
 Martin, of Dowlais, co. Glamorgan, by his wife Harriett, 
 dau. of David Pritchard, Esq., J. P., of Dolygaer, Builtb, 
 
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 CO. Brecon. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron argent, 
 between in chief two martlets and in base a sledge hammer 
 erect or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, two sledge liammers in saltire proper, 
 thereon a cock regardant gules. Motto — " En martelant." 
 Married, Jan. 6, 1870, Margaret, dau. of Charles Herbert 
 James, M.P. ; and has Issue — Charles Herbert George 
 Martin, Gentleman, b. Oct. 5, 1881 ; Clara Isabelle ; Sarah 
 Bertha ; Mary Harriette ; Annie Beatrice ; and Jessie 
 Margaret. Estates — Tiie Hill, Cilfygan, and other proper- 
 ties in Monmouth and Breconshire. Residence — The Hill, 
 Abergavenny. C/«^j— Conservative, National, Constitu- 
 tional. 
 
 GEORGE BOHUN MARTIN, Gentleman, Member of 
 the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, and Chief 
 Commissioner of Lands and Works 1894. Born Dec. 25, 
 1841, being the second son of the late Captain George Bohun 
 Martin, Post-Captain R.N. , Cross of St. Louis and second 
 class of St. Ann of Russia, by his wife Isabella Harriet, 
 dau. of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs, G.C. M.G. (who 
 d. 1852 whilst Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth), Clubs 
 — Kamloops and Union, Victoria, British Columbia. Armo- 
 rial bearings — .Argent, two bars gules, a canton azure, 
 thereon an anchor erect, the shank encircled by a naval 
 crown or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of tlie colours, upon the stump of a tree eradicated 
 proper, surmounted by an anchor in bend sinister or, a 
 martin cat sejant, supporting between the paws a mirror 
 also proper, and gorged with 'a naval crown, therefrom a 
 chain reflexed over the back gold. Motto — "Sans tache." 
 Residence — Martin's Ranch, Kamloops, British Columbia, 
 Canada, 
 
 § HENRY RICHMOND MARTIN, Esquire, Colonel 
 R.A. Born Oct. 14, 1833, being the second son of 
 Admiral Thomas Martin of The Wilderness, Surrey, and 
 Itonfield, CO. Cumberland, subsequently of Montpelier 
 Lodge, Brighton, and Bitterne, near Southampton, by his 
 wife Ann, dau. of John Miles of London. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Paly of six or and gules, on a chevron argent, an 
 
 anchor erect sable, on a chief of the second, three martlets 
 of the first. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a garb or, a martin cat statant proper. Motto — " Fide 
 
 et dementia." Married, Dec. 3, 1862, Emma Catherine, 
 dau. of John Handcock Hall, Barrister-at-Law and Com- 
 missioner in Lunacy, of Riseley Hall, Derby ; and has 
 Issue— (1) Henry John Martin, Esq., Capt. E. Lancashire 
 Regt., b. Jan. i, 1865 [m., Feb. 21, 1895, Eva, dau. of 
 John Colquhoun of Straban, Ireland] ; (2) William Thomas 
 Martin, Gentleman, b. Dec. 26, 1878 ; Emma ; and Laura 
 Mary. Residence — Bitterne Lodge, near Southampton. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN MARTIN, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 M.A. Cambs. , formerly Rector of Stoney Stanton, Leicester- 
 shire, 1875-85. Born June 6, 1848, second surviving son of 
 the Rev. Robert Martin of Anstey Pastures, co. Leicester, 
 by his first wife Selina, only dau. of John Frewen-Turner of 
 Cold Overton Hall, Leicestershire. Zw«rj'— Dark blue, with 
 light blue facings and silver buttons. iGnnorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, per saltire argent and or, between two 
 bars three martlets gules (for Martin) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 chevron invected between two escallops in chief and a cross 
 pat^e in base gules (for Richards). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head 
 erased argent, crusily, eared and langued gules, gorged with 
 a collar vert. Motto—" Sure and steadfast." Married, 
 Dec. 31, 1878, Sophia Constance, elder dau. of William 
 Bosworth, Esq., High Sheriff Leics. 1859, of Charley Hall, 
 Leicestershire; and has Issue~(i) ]ohn Bosworth Martin, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 19, 1887 ; (2) Stephen Bosworth Martin, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 26, 1889; Sophy; Winifred Constance ; 
 Barbara Florence ; Marjorie; Eleanor Mary, rf. 1890; Selina 
 Margaret ; and Irene Mabel. 5fa^— Charley Hall, Lough- 
 borough, Leicestershire. 
 
 Sir RICHARD BYAM MARTIN, sth Baronet, of 
 Lockynge, in the county of Berkshire, Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Admiral Royal 
 Navy, and Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom. Born 
 April 28, 1841, being the eldest son of the late Admiral Sir 
 William Fanshaw Martin, Knight Grand Cross of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, by his wife, Sophia Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of Richard Hurt of Wirksworth, co. Derby ; 
 succeeded his father as 5th Bart. 1895, under the creation 
 of July 28, 1791. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron 
 between three crescents argent, an anchor erect, with a piece 
 of cable proper. Upon the escutcheon, which is charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 hand brandishing a falchion proper, pommel and hilt or. 
 Motto — " Auxilium ab alto." Married, July 20, 1869, 
 Catherine, only child of the late Captain Knipe, 15th 
 Dragoon Guards; and has Issue — Mary Catherine \m., 
 1894, William Henry Knight] ; Margaret Louise ; and 
 Georgiana Phyllis Maud. Seat — Upton Gray, Odiham, co. 
 Hants. 
 
 Colonel Sir RICHARD EDWARD ROWLEY 
 MARTIN, K.C.B. (Civil, 1898) K.C.M.G. (1895); served 
 in command of Mounted Infantry at Cetewayo's Installa- 
 tion in Zululand 1883, as Commandant of General Depot 
 Bechuanaland Field Force 1884, as Major with Bechuana- 
 land Border Police Force 1886-87, and in command of 
 Eshowe Column in Zululand 1887-88 ; was British Commis- 
 sioner and President of Portuguese-Swazi Boundary Com- 
 mission, and British Commissioner on Special Mission to 
 Tongaland 1888, Secretary to H.M.'s Commissioner in 
 Swaziland 1889, and British Commissioner, Swaziland, 
 1890-95 ; appointed Commandant-General of Bechuanaland, 
 Matabeleland, and Mashonaland Police Force, and Deputy 
 Commissioner in S Africa 1896. Born 1847, being the 
 fourth but second surviving son of the late Richard Bar- 
 tholomew Martin of Hemingstone Hall, Suffolk, Lieut. 
 5th Dragoon Guards, by his wife Juliana, dau. of John 
 Donovan Verner, Lieut. 55th Foot. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, two bars gules, on a canton azure an anchor erect, 
 the shank encircled by a naval crown or. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, the stump 
 of a tree eradicated proper, surmounted by a martin cat 
 sejant, supporting between the paws a mirror also proper, 
 and gorged with a naval crown, thereto a chain reflexed 
 over the back gold. Motto — "Sans tache." Married, 
 Nov. 17, 1898, Efa Florence, eldest dau. of the late Major 
 
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 WitUain Colvile Martin, Ksq.. b. May lo. 1901 ; and Sarah. 
 Aw/d/ rt««fw«-Aldeburgh. Suffolk. C/«*— Junior United 
 Service. 
 
 ROBERT FREWEN MARTIN. Esquire. J. P. for co. 
 Leicester. Bom .\pril 9, 184a, being the eldest son of Rev. 
 Robert Martin of Anstey Pastures, Leicester, and Selina, 
 dau. of John Frewen-Turner of Cold Overton Hall, Oakham. 
 t.iffty Dark blue, with light blue facings. Armorial 
 be«TlJlga Quarterly i and 4. per saltire argent and or, 
 between two bars three martlets gules (for Martin) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a chevron invected between two csciUops in chief 
 and a cross patde in base gules (for Richards), and impal- 
 ing the arms of I^arken, namely, per pale ermine and 
 erminois, three leopards' faces proper, on a chief engrailed 
 azure, a lion passant guardant argent. Man t lin g gules 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a talbot's 
 head erased argent, crusily, eared and langued gules, 
 gorged with a collar vert. MOttO— "Sure and steadfast." 
 Married, Oct. 30, 1873, Henrietta Susan Larken, dau. of 
 the late Rev. E. R. Larken, Rector of Burton, by Lincoln ; 
 and has two sons— (i) Robert Edmund Martin. Gentleman. 
 M..\. (Cantab.), b. Dec. i, 1874; and (2) William Francis 
 Martin. Esq., Capt. Imperial Yeomanry, Hon. Lieut, in 
 the Army, b. Feb. 7. 1876. Seats— T\i& Brand, Lough- 
 borough, Leicestershire. 
 
 Sir THEODORE MARTIN, Knight Commander of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (Civil Division), 
 Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (1896). 
 E)octor of Laws of the University of Edinburgh, Justice of 
 Peace for the county of Denbigh. Bom September 16, 
 
 1816, being the only son of the late James Martin, Solicitor, 
 Edinburgh, by his wife Mary, n^e Reid ; elected Rector 
 of the University of St. Andrews, 1880; was created 
 C.B. 1875, and advanced to the rank of K.C.B. 1880. 
 C/«*j — Athenaeum, Garrick. Armorial bearings — He 
 
 bears for Arms ; Parted per pale sable and gules, a chevron 
 between two crescents m chief and a stag's head cr.ascd 
 in base argent. Upon the escutcheon, which is encircled 
 by the ribbon of the Hath, and pendent therefrom his hadf^r 
 as a K.C.B. (Civil) is placed a helmet befitting his device, 
 with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wrealli 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a lion rampant sable, armed 
 and langued gules, holding in his dexter forepaw a crescent 
 argent ; and in an escroUover the same this Motto, " Spero." 
 Married, August 21, 1851, Helena Saville((/. 1898), daughter 
 of John Saville Faucit (known upon the stage as " Helen 
 Faucit '). Estates — Bryntisilio, near Llangollen; Glyn, in 
 the county of Denbigh. Postal address — 31 Onslow Square, 
 Brompton, S.W. J 
 
 Admiral THOMAS HUTCHINSON MANGLES^ 
 MARTIN (retired), J. P. Hants, County Councillor of South 
 Stoneham, in that county ; served in the Crimea. Horn _ 
 Oct. 6, 1829, being the eldest son of the late Admir 
 Thomas Martin of The Wilderness, Surrey, and Itonfield 
 CO. Cumberland, by his wife Ann, dau. of John Miles 
 London. C/«*— United Service. Armorial bearings- 
 Paly of six or and gules, on a chevron argent, an anchc 
 erect sable, on a chief of the second, three martlets of th| 
 first. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of tb 
 colours, in front of a garb or, a martin cat statant prop 
 Motto— "Fide et dementia." Matried, June 19, 186 
 Charlotte Roadley (rf. 1896), dau. of Samuel Hall Egginto 
 of North Ferriby, Yorkshire, and Charlotte Roadley, hiswif*! 
 Residence — Bitterne Lodge, Bitlerne, Southampton. 
 
 Major -General WILLIAM GEORGE MARTlNj 
 J. P., Major-Gen. late Royal Horse Artillery. Served iif 
 Crimea (medal and clasp, and Turkish medal) ; in Nei 
 Zealand (medal). Born Aug. 5, 1835, being the eldest ! 
 of the late Richard Bartholomew Martin, Lieut, sth Drago 
 Guards, by his wife Juliana, dau. of John Donovan Verne 
 Lieut, ssth Foot. Armorial bearings — Argent, U 
 bars g^les, a canton azure, thereon an anchor erect, th 
 shaft encircled by a naval crown or. Mantling gules anj 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon the stuiti 
 of a tree eradicated proper, surmounted by an anchor 
 bend sinister or, a martin cat sejant supporting betwee 
 the forepaws a mirror, also proper, and gorged with 
 naval crown, therefrom a chain reflexed over the bao 
 gold. Motto — "Sans tache." Married, May 19, 186 
 Margaret, second dau. of William Strahan of Sidmouth| 
 and has Issue — Beatrix Maria. Seat — Hemingstone, Ij 
 wich, Suffolk. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 MARTIN (U.O.). Azure, a cross Calvary argent] 
 between the sun in splendour on the dexter limb or, an 
 the moon in crescent on the sinister of the second 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of th 
 colours, an estoile wavy of six points or. Motto - 
 itur ad astra." 
 
 Sons of James Martin of Ross, Esq., J. P., D.L. (Hig 
 
 Sheriff 1826), M.A., b. 1804; d. ; m. 2nd, if 
 
 Anne Selina, d. of Charles Fox of New Park, 
 
 Longford : — 
 
 Robert Jasper Martin, Esq., J. P. co. Galway, B.. 
 
 (Trin. Coll.. Dub.), 3. 1846; m. 1886, Amelia Constanc 
 
 widow of Victor Baddeley Roche of Killuntin, co. Cork 
 
 and d. of J. J. Schmidt of Thornfield, Lanes. ; and ha 
 
 issue — Barbara Zavara. Seat — Ross, nr. Moycullen, 
 
 Galway. Nes. — 95 St. George's Square, S.W. Club 
 
 Carlton. 
 
 James Richard Martin, Esq., J. P., b. 1854; m. 188^ 
 Amy Geraldine, d. of Major-Gen. Charles Herbert, la 
 B.S.C. Res.- 
 
 Charles Fox Martin, Gentleman, b. 1859 ; m. , Lu 
 
 {d. 1894), d. of R. Sherwood. Res. — 
 
 MARTIN of Ham Court and Ledbury (H. Coll._ 
 24 June 181 1). Paly of six erminois and azure, on a~ 
 chief engrailed gules, three martlets. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a marten passant proper, resting the dexter foot on 
 a bezant. Motto — " Pejus letho flagitium." Livery — 
 Dark green. 
 
 Sons of George Edward Martin, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 
 CO. Worcester (High Sheriff 1882), late Major Q.O. 
 
 Worcs. Yeo., Barrister-at-Law, Lord of the Manor of 
 
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 Upton, b. 1829 ; d. 1905 ; m. 1862, Maria Henrietta, 
 d. of Benjamin Cherry, Esq., J. P. and D. L., of 
 Brickendon Grange, fierts, by Charlotte Cassandra, 
 d. of Rt. Rev. H. Phillpotts, Bishop of Exeter :— 
 Eliot George Bromley Martin, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; m. 
 1899, Katharine Emily, d. of A. J. Rouse- Boughton-Knight, 
 Esq., of Downton Castle; and has issue a son, b. 1903. 
 Seat— Ham Court, Upton-on-Severn. 
 Granville Edward Bromley Martin, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 Son of Rev. George Martin, Canon Res. and Chancellor 
 of Diocese of Exeter and Vicar of Harberton, b. 1791 ; 
 d. i860; m. ist, 1825, Lady Charlotte Sophia Eliot 
 {d. 1839), d. of 2nd Earl of St. Germans; 2nd, 1842, 
 Renira Henrietta Aldenburg, only d. of Admiral 
 William Bentinck and Lady Frances Pierrepont, d. of 
 ist Earl Manvers : — 
 Rev. Henry Arthur Martin, M.A., formerly Vicar of 
 Laxton, Notts, b. . Res. — Tintern House, Great 
 Malvern. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Evelyn Charles Martin, Esq., late 
 Roy. Scots Lothian Regt. , b. 1847 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1880, 
 Edith Hamilton, d. of John Martin of Upper Hall, 
 Ledbury : — 
 Evelyn George Martin, Gentleman, b. 1881. 
 John Bentinck Martin, Gentleman, b. 1883. 
 Son of Rev. William Martin, b. 1831 ; d. 1890 ; m. 
 1886, Mary Tucker, d. of Richard Luxton : — 
 William Arthur Martin, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. — 
 Longcause, Dartington. 
 
 Yr. sons of Rev. Williani Martin, Vicar of Staverton, 
 
 Devon, b. 1798 ; d. 1850 ; m. 1828, Jane, eld. d. of 
 
 Arthur Champernowne of Dartington, Devon :— 
 
 Rev. Richard Martin, Vicar of llfracombe. Prebendary 
 
 of Exeter, b. 1836 ; m. 1863, Eliza Rose, d. of Rev. Daniel 
 
 Rose Fearon, Vicar of St. Mary Church, Devon. Res. — 
 
 The Vicarage, llfracombe, Devon. 
 
 Rev. Charles Martin, Rector of Dartington, late Warden 
 of Radley College, b. 1840 ; w. 1869, Dora Frances, d. of 
 George Moberly, late Bishop of Salisbury ; and has issue — 
 (i) Charles Selwyn Martin, Gentleman, b. 1873 \m. 
 Cynthia Mildred, d. of Arthur Savory] ; (2) Rev. John 
 Sturges Martin, b. 1874 [m. Anne Mildred Llewellyn, d. of 
 Rev. J. Jerome Mercier] ; (3) Arthur Campbell Martin, 
 Gentleman, b. 1875; (4) Rev. William Keble Martin, 
 1^. 1877; (5) Richard Harington Martin, Gentleman, b. 
 1881 ; Edith Renira ; Dora Caroline ; Margaret Eleanor ; 
 rMary Katharine. Res. — Dartington Rectory, Devonshire. 
 
 MARTIN of Ledbury (H. Coll., 24 June 1811). Paly of 
 errainois and azure, on a chief engrailed gules, three 
 
 partlets argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 reath of the colours, on a mount vert, a marten passant 
 
 proper, resting its dexter foot on a bezant. Motto — ' ' Pejus 
 letho flagitium." Livery — Dark green, red collar. 
 
 Sons of John Martin of The Upper Hall, Ledbury, 
 
 J. P., M.Y'.,b. 1805; d. 1880; m. 2nd, Maria Henrietta, 
 
 d. of Evan H. Baillie :— 
 Waldyve Alexander Hamilton Martin, Esq., J.P., D.L., 
 b. 1854; m. ist, Georgina Maude (d. 1883), d. of Lt.-Col. 
 Gregory Haines (by Hon. lane Eliza Mona Gough, d. of 
 F.-M. Viscount Gough, M.P. ; 2nd, 1886, Frances, d. of 
 Ferdinand Hanbury Williams of Coldbrook Park, co. 
 Monmouth; and has surv. issue— (i) Hugh Waldyve 
 Martin, Gentleman, b. 1878; (2) George Dermot Martin, 
 Gentleman, b. 1880; (3) Alick Gregory Martin, Gentleman, 
 b. 1882; (4) Evan Hamilton Martin, Gentleman,^. 1883; 
 (S) John Hanbury Martin, Gentleman, h. 1890. Seat— The 
 Upper Hall, Ledbury. Club — ^Windham. 
 
 Hugo Hamilton Martin, Esq., J. P. Worcs. , b. 1858. 
 Res. — Oakwood, West Malvern. Club — Windham. 
 
 John Evan Hamilton Martin, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Son of the late Robert Martin, Esq. , of Overbury Court, 
 
 Worcs., J. P. (High Sheriff 1877), b. 1808; d. 1897; 
 
 m. 1837, Mary Anne, d. of John Biddulph of 
 
 Ledbury : — 
 Richard Biddulph Martin, Esq., J. P. for cos. Kent, 
 Worcs., and Gloucs. ,'a Member of the Commission of 
 Lieutenancy for the City of London, M.A. (Oxon.), M.P. 
 for Tewkesbury 1880-1885, and for Droitwich Div. of 
 Worcs. since 1892, b. 1838 ; m. 1864, Mary Frances, only 
 d. of the late Rear-Adm. Richard Crozier, K.T.S., of West 
 Hill, Isle of Wight. Seat — Overbury Court, Tewkesbury. 
 Town res. — 10 Hill Street, Berkeley Square, W. Clubs— 
 Athenasum, Windham, Ranelagh, Camera, New, Travellers' 
 (Paris), Worcestershire (Worcester). 
 
 MARTIN (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, per pale gules 
 and argent, on a chevron between three mullets as many 
 talbots counterchanged (Martin); 2 and 3, argent, on a 
 bend between two lions rampant sable, a wyvern wings 
 displayed of the first (Rudinge). MottO — " Fidus et 
 audax." 
 
 Sons of Richard Luther Martin, d. 1872; m. 1856, 
 Mary Olivia Henrietta, d. of Rev. John Taylor, 
 LL.D. :— 
 
 John Charles Martin, Gentleman, b. 1857; m. , 
 
 Margaretta, d. of J. Brian ; and has issue. Seat — Dun- 
 creggan, Portrush. 
 
 Rev. Richard D'Olier Martin, b. 1859 ; m. ist, 1888, 
 Catherine Mary Clifford ; 2nd, Florence Taylor ; and has 
 issue — (i) Denys Richard Martin, Gentleman, b. 1892; 
 (2) Laurence Henry Martin, Gentleman, b. 1897; (3) 
 Marcus Francis Clifford Martin, b. 1900. Res. — Kille- 
 shandra, co. Cavan. 
 
 Aylmer Ffulke Martin, Gentleman, b. 1864; m. , 
 
 Violet, d. of Humphrey Minchin ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Walter de la Cour Martin, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; m. , 
 
 Mabel Campbell ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Francis Jeffrey Cockburn Martin, Gentleman, b. 1871. 
 Res.— 
 
 MARTIN (U.O.). Sable, a cross Calvary or, in chief 
 the sun in splendour of the last, between on the dexter an 
 increscent and on the sinister a decresent argent. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of an anchor sable, an estoile or. Motto — " Sic itur ad 
 astra." 
 
 Son of James Martin of Dublin, b. ; d. ; 
 m. : — 
 
 Charles Edward Martin, Esq., J. P. and D.L. city of 
 Dublin. Res. — 12 FitzWilliam Place, Dublin. 
 
 MARTIN of Auchendennan (L.O., i868). Parted per 
 chevron sable and gules, on a chevron between three 
 crescents argent, a dexter hand erect couped of the first. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dexter hand sable, holding a crescent argent. 
 Motto — " Hinc fortior et clarior." 
 
 Son of George Martin of Auchendennan, Dumbartonsh. , 
 
 b. 1805 ; d. 1882 ; m. 1837, Mary Anne, d. of John 
 
 MacLellan of Glasgow : — 
 
 John MacLellan Martin, Esq., J. P. co. Dumbarton, 
 
 b. 1845 ; m. 1867, Isabella, yr. d of John Jamieson of 
 
 Shandon, Dumbartonsh. ; and has issue — (i) George Edward 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Campbell Martin, Gentleman. A. 1869 ; (a) William Michael 
 
 Jamieson Martin, Uentleman, Lieut. R.A.. 6. 1881 ; (3) 
 lujfh (iray Martin, Gentleman, Cadet R.M.A., Woolwich, 
 t. 1887 : Agnes Isuliel Jamieson ; and Mary Gertrude. 
 AVj.— Murieston House, Midcalder, Midothian. C/ud — 
 Junior Qu-lton. 
 
 of Richard Martyn of Bridge House, Broadcleft, co. Devon, 
 by his marriage with Elizabeth Ellen, dau. of W. lk>den, 
 Shrublands, Ringmore, in co. of Devon, and widow of 
 William Tapley l^angley of Grendons, Tcign mouth ; and 
 assumed the surname of Linnington by Royal License in 
 the year 1889. C/«^— Isthmian. Armorial bearln^^— 
 
 CECILIA ELIZABETH MARY AGNES MARTIN- 
 EDMUNDS of Worsbro" Hall, co. York, eldest dau. and 
 coheir of the late William Henry Michael Aloysius Martin- 
 Kdmunds, Elsq., D.L. co. York, by his wife Emily Frances 
 Tichborne, youngest dau. of John H. Washington Hibbert 
 of Bilton Grange, co. Warwick. Livery Dark blue and 
 yellow. Axmorlal bearing Upon a lozenge, quarterly 
 
 I and 4, per chevron crenell6e or and sable, three fleurs-de- 
 lis counterchanged (for Edmunds) ; 2 and 3, argent, two 
 bars gules, on a canton azure an anchor erect, the shaft 
 encircled by a naval crown or (for Martin). 5tfa^— Worsbro' 
 Hall, Barnsley, Yorkshire. 
 
 STEPHEN MARTIN-LEAKE, Esquire, M.I.C.E. 
 Bom Nov. 2, 1861, being the eldest son of the late Stephen 
 Martin-Leake, Esq., J. P., B.A., Barrister-at-Law, by his 
 wife Isabel, dau. of William Plunkett of Lincoln's Inn, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, on a chevron engrailed azure, eight annulets argent, on 
 a canton gules, a castle triple-towered of the third (for 
 Leake) ; 2 and 3, paly of six or and azure, on a chief gules, 
 three merlins of the first (for Martin). Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a ship gun-carriage, 
 on it a piece of ordnance mounted, all proper. Motto — 
 " Parti animo." 5*a/— Marshalls, High Cross, near Ware, 
 CO. Herts. 
 
 MARTINDALE. quartered by VALE. 
 
 MARTYN, quartered by BLAKE. 
 
 MARTYN (U.O.). Azure, a cross Calvary argent, 
 between in the dexter chief the sun in splendour or, and 
 in the sinister chief the moon in crescent of the second. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an estoile of six points or. Motto — " Sic itur 
 ad astra." 
 
 Son of John Martyn, Esq., J. P., of Tulira, co. Galway, 
 
 6. i8oi ; d. i860 ; m. 1857, Annie Mary Josephine, 
 
 d. of James Smith, Esq., J. P., of Masonbrook, co. 
 
 Galway : — 
 
 Edward Joseph Martyn, Esq., formerly J. P. and D.L. 
 
 CO. Galway (High Sheriff 1886), d. 1859. Seat—TxiMra., 
 
 Ardrahan, co. Galway. Cluds — Reform, Kildare Street 
 
 (Dublin), St. George's Yacht (Dunleary), County (Galway). 
 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, two bars raguly between live 
 leopards' faces, two, one and two, all gules. Crest — Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock proper, a leopard's 
 face gules, surmounted by an estoile or. Married, July 27, 
 1892, Jenny, third daughter of William Littell Tizard of 
 Dorchester; and has Issue — Adolphus Littell Martyn- 
 Linnington, Gentleman, b. June 14, 1893. 
 
 SSiK JAMES DAVID MARWICK, Knt. Bach., LL.D. 
 Glasgow, J. P. CO. Lanark, J.I*, and D.L. co. of the 
 
 RICHARD LINNINGTON MARTYN -LINNING 
 TON, Gentleman. Bom Aug. 38, 1868, being the only son 
 
 city of Glasgow, Emeritus Town Clerk of Glasgow. Born 
 July 15, 1826, being the eldest son of William Marwick, 
 
 § is the MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 Merchant, of Kirkwall, by his wife Margaret, dau. of James 
 Garioch, Merchant, also of Kirkwall; admitted Procurator, 
 1852 ; Solicitor, 1858 ; appointed Town Clerk of Edin- 
 burgh, i860, and of Glasgow, 1873-1903; and dubbed 
 Knt. Bach. , 1888. Armorial bearings— Parted per fesse 
 argent and azure, a saltire wavy counterchanged between a 
 castle triple-towered sable, masoned argent, thereon a red- 
 breast proper in chief, and an otter's head erased of the first 
 in base, the castle and redbreast being allusive to ihe 
 offices of Town Clerk of Edinburgh and Town Clerk of 
 Glasgow. Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and on a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a boar passant azure ; 
 and in an escrol over the same this MottO, " Firm us et 
 fidelis." Married, July 9, 1855, Jane, third daughter of 
 James Black Watt, Solicitor, of Edinburgh ; and has Issue 
 — (i) David William Marwick, Esq., M.A. , LL.B. , and 
 W.S., b. July 4, i860; (2) James Marwick, Esq., C.A. , b. 
 Jan. 18, 1862 ; Catherine Christian Barrie [tn. Rev. Dugald 
 Butler, MA., one of the city ministers (Tron Parish Church), 
 Edinburgh] ; Euphemia Georgina ; Wilhelmina Margaret ; 
 Jane Watt [m. John James Burnet, A.R.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect, Glasgow] ; Alice Maud Mary (deceased) ; and 
 Mary Isabella. Postal address — 19 Woodside Terrace, 
 Glasgow. Clubs — Roval Society (Edinburgh), Union 
 (St. Andrews). 
 
 WILLIAM FRANCIS MARWOOD of Little Busby 
 Hall, CO. York, Gentleman, B.A. Canib., Lord and Chief 
 Bailiff of Langburgh Wapentake ; succeeded his eldest 
 brother, George Frederic Marwood, who died May 23, 
 1898, unmarried. Born Feb. i, 1863, being the second son 
 of George Marwood of Little Busby, co. York, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L. for the North Riding co. York, Lord and Chief 
 Bailiff of Langburgh Wapentake (by inheritance under a 
 grant from King John to Peter de Brus), by his wife Frances, 
 dau. of the Rev. Frederic Peel, M.A., Prebendary of Lin- 
 coln, and Rector of Willingham, co. Lincoln, first cousin of 
 the eminent statesman, the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Peel, 2nd 
 Bart., Prime Minister 1834-35 and 1841-46. Mr. Marwood 
 is head of the family of Metcalfe of the Porch House, North- 
 
 allerton, a younger branch of the ancient family of Met- 
 calfe of Nappa Hall in Wensleydale, co. York. The eldest 
 son of the Rev. Thomas Metcalfe of the Porch House, 
 Northallerton, took the surname and arms of Marwood by 
 Act of Parliament, 5 (aeorge III., 1765, under the will of 
 his cousin, grand-daughter and heiress of Sir Henry Mar- 
 wood of Little Busby, Baronet (see Metcalfe). Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chevron ermine, between three goats' 
 heads erased argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 
 — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a ram 
 couchant argent, horned and hoofed or. Seats — Busby 
 Hall, Carlton in Cleveland ; and the Porch House, North- 
 allerton, Yorkshire. 
 
 The Reverknd ALFRED MARWOOD-ELTON, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Bachelor of Arts of the University of Ox- 
 ford. Born 1836, being the fourth son of the late Henry 
 Edward Elton of Winford House, near Bristol, in the county 
 of Somerset, by his wife Sarah Frances, daughter of James 
 Lewis Clutterbuck, of Newark Park, in the county of Glou- 
 cester, and assumed the additional name and arms of 
 Marwood by Royal License in 1885, under the will of his 
 cousin, Sir Edward Marwood-Elton, first Baronet (extinct), 
 on inheriting his estates. Livery — Deep claret, faced and 
 piped with scarlet. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, paly of six or and gules on a 
 bend sable a quatrefoil between two mullets of the first (for 
 Elton) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a chevron invected or between 
 two goats' heads erased in chief and a ram's head erased in 
 base ermine and horned or, a sprig of oak slipped proper 
 (for Marwood). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. uiwn a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour proper, garnished or, charged with two 
 estoils gules adorned with a scarf about the wrist tied vert, 
 the hand in a gauntlet, holding a falchion proper pommel 
 and hilt or (ior Elton) ; 2. upon a wreath ot the colours, on 
 a mount vert, in front of a branch of oak erect proper, a 
 ram couchant ermine, horned or ; with the MottO, " Artibus 
 et armis." Married, 1865, Jane Frances, daughter of the 
 late Reverend Augustus B, Handley, Rector of Fisherton, 
 in the county of Wiltshire. Estates — Widworthy ; Cook- 
 shayes ; Sutton, in the county of Devon. Postal address 
 Widworthy Court, near Honiton, Devon. 
 
 Sir SPENCER POCKLINGTON MARYON 
 MARYON-WILSON, nth Baronet, of Eastbourne ( March 
 4, 1660), formerly Lt. 3rd Batt. King's Own Lt. Infantry, 
 and Captain West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, J. P. co. of 
 London, Patron of seven Livings, and Lord of the Manor 
 of Charlton, Hanipstead. Assumed by Royal Licence, 
 1899, the additional surname of Maryon. Born July 19, 
 1859, being the eldest son of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon, 
 Wilson, Bart., J. P., by his wife Rose Emily, dau. of Rev. 
 Henry Sharpe Pocklington. LiverySaiAe. Armorial 
 bearing^s— Quarterly i and 4, sable, a wolf rampant, in 
 chief three estoiles or (for Wilson) ; 2 and 3, ermine, on 
 three bars per pale gules and sable, seven bezants, four, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 three, two and one (for Maryon). Mantllni^ sable and or. 
 OTMt On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf as in the 
 arms jfor Wilson) ; a, on a wreath of the colours, a ^yphon 
 argreant sable, i>czant^, the mng^ ermine, resting the 
 dexter hind leg on an escutcheon per fesse argent and or, 
 charged with an eagle displayed gules (for Maryon). Afar- 
 
 ried, 1887, Minnie Elisabeth, only child of the late General 
 Anthony Robert Thomhill of Lavender Farm, Ascot ; and 
 has /w«if— Thomas Spencer Maryon Mary on- Wilson, Esq., 
 b. Oct. 27, 1888. 6>a/j— Charlton House, Old Charlton, 
 Kent; Fitzjohn's, near Rugby. C/«*— White's, Carlton 
 (Bath). 
 
 MASKELYNE, see STORY-MASKELYNE, 
 
 MASON, quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 S ROBERT HARVEY MASON, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Norfolk, High Sheriff 1885, M.A. of Trin. 
 Coll., Cantab., being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Blake-Humfrey of Wroxham House, by his wife Charlotte, 
 youngest dau. of the late Lieut. -Col. Harvey of Thorpe 
 Lodge, Norfolk. C/«*— New University. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, argent, on a fesse cotised azure, 
 two annulets of the first, in chief as many lions' heads 
 coup)ed of the second (for Mason) ; 2 and 3 quarterly, i. and 
 iiii. gules, a lion rampant, and above the head a ducal 
 coronet or, a canton of the last for distinction (for Humfrey) ; 
 ii. and iii. argent, a chevron between three garbs sable, a 
 bordure of the last, charged with eight fleurs-de-lis of the 
 first (for Blake) ; and impaling the arms of Upcher, namely 
 argent, on a chevron azure, between three foxes' heads 
 erased gules, as many peirs slipped or. Mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion's hearl couped azure, holding in the mouth 
 an antler in bend or, between two wings argent, each charged 
 with an annulet also azure (for Mason)- 2. on a ducal 
 coronet, an eagle, wings elevated, holding in the dexter 
 claw a sceptre all or ; and charged on the breast for distinc- 
 tion with a cross crosslet gules (for Humfrey) ; 3. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a morion a martlet proper (for 
 Blake). Married, 1873, Jane Charlotte, eldest dau. of the 
 Rev. Arthur W. Upcher; and has with other /;;»« — Alwyne 
 
 Mason, Gentleman, b. 1875. SealsSccion Hall, SwafT- 
 ham, Norfolk ; Wroxham House, Norwich. 
 
 MASSEY. quartered by DE TRAFFORD and TRAF- 
 FORD. 
 
 JOHN GEORGE ALBERT MASSY. Gentleman, 
 Lieut. i8th Royal Irish Regt. Bom Jan. 27, 1870, being 
 the eldest son of the late Richard Albert Massey of Mount 
 Rivers, Listowel, late Lieut. 60th Rifles, Resident Magistrate 
 CO. Kerry, by his wife Matilda, only dau. of Capt. Nlinchin, 
 R.N., of Rock Abbey, Cashel. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a chevron, between three lozenges sable, a lion 
 passant or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— A bull's 
 head gules, issuing out of a ducal coronet or. Motto—" Pro 
 libertate patriii;." Seat — Kingswell House, near Tipperary. 
 
 S WILLIAM FREDERICK BARTON MASSEY- 
 MAINWARING, Esquire, commonly known as the 
 Hon. William Frederick Barton Massey-Mainwaring, D.L. 
 for the CO. of Lincoln, M.P. for Central Finsbury since 
 1895. Bom 1845, being the son of the Right Honour- 
 able Eyre Massey, third Baron Clarina, by his wife Susan 
 Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Hugh Barton of Straffan, 
 in the county of Kildare, and assumed the additional sur- 
 name and arms of Mainwaring by Royal Licence, 1874. ' 
 Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Constitutional, Junior Con- 1 
 stitutional, Burlington Fine Arts'. Armorial bearings — 1 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent two barsj 
 gules (for Mainwaring). and for distinction a canton gules;! 
 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron between three lozenges sable,! 
 a lion passant or, and in the centre chief pomt an annulet] 
 sable for difference, and for and in right of his wife, uf)onil 
 an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Mainwaring, nameljri 
 argent, two bars gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed aj 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules andf 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours,! 
 an ass's head erased proper, haltered argent, charged on] 
 the neck for distinction with a cross crosslet or (for Main- 
 waring) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head gules, j 
 armed sable, charged with an annulet or (for distinction). 
 Married, October 3, 1872, Isabella Ann, only child of the 3 
 late Charles Benjamin Lee-Mainwaring of the Old Palace, ■ 
 Richmond, in the county of Surrey, and widow of Major- 
 General Egerton Charles William Miles Milman ; and has] 
 Issue — Eyre Charles Massey-Mainwaring, Esquire, born 
 October 27, 1874, died April 3, 1879; and Ada Isabella j 
 Charlotte. Postal address — 30 Grosvenor Place, S.W. 
 
 MASSICKS, see BARLOW-MASSICKS. 
 
 EDWARD RICHARD MASSIE. Esquire, J. P. co. of J 
 Chester, late Lieut. 78th Highlanders, Lord of the Manor! 
 of Coddington. Bom Sept. 21, 1845, being the eldest sonj 
 of Admiral Thomas Leche Massie, by his wife Charlotte! 
 Hester, only dau. of Col. Edward V. Townshend of j 
 Wincham. Livery — Mulberry, with red facings. Ar- 
 morial bearing^ (Vns. Cheshire)— Quarterly gules and or, ; 
 in the ist and 4th quarters three fleurs-de-lis argent, a canton 
 azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the j 
 colours, a demi-pegasus quarterly or and gules. Married, 
 firstly, July 28, 1866, Olga Marie, Baroness von Wessenberg- 
 Ampringen (granddau. of Baron Henry von Wessenberg- 
 Ampringen, formerly Austrian Ambassador at St. James's) ; ' 
 and has Issue — (i) Roger Henry Massie, hsq., Capt. 
 Royal Artillery, b. July 2, 1869 ; (2) Edward Philip Massie, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 5, 1870, d. August 31, 1871 ; (3) John 
 Hamon Massie, Esq., Capt. Royal Artillery, b. June 10, 
 1872. He married secondly, Margaret Maxwell, dau. of] 
 Sir Henry Maxwell Lyte, K.C. B. Seats — Coddington, 
 Chester ; The Mount, Malpas, Cheshire. 
 
 m STEPHEN MASSINGBERD, Esquire. Captain 3rd 
 (Mil) Batt. Lincolnshire Regt. , J. P. Parts of Lindsey. 
 Bom May 12, 1869, being the only son of Edmund Langton. 
 by his wife Emily Caroline (who resumed by Royal Licence 
 for herself and her issue the surname and arms of Massing- 
 berd). elder dau. of Charles Langton Massingberd of Gunby. 
 Armorial bearingB— Azure, three quatrefoils two and one 
 or, in chief a boar passant of the last, charged with a cross 
 pat^e gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased azure, charged with two 
 arrows saltireways between four guttes argent. Motto — 
 " Est meruisse satis." Married, July 18, 1895, Margaret, 
 
 is tbe Blilitary Cockade. 
 
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 dau. of his Hon. Judge Lushington of Pyports, Cobhani, 
 Surrey. Seat — Gunby Hall, near Burgh, co. Lincoln. 
 Cli/b — Wellington. 
 
 MASSINGBERD (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, 
 three quatrefoils two and one or, in chief a boar statant 
 of the last, charged with a plain cross gules; 2 and 3, 
 quarterly or and argent, on a cross couped between four 
 lions rampant sable, five escallops of the first. MaxLtUng 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 head erased azure, charged with two arrows saltirewise 
 laetween four guttes argent. 
 
 Son of Rev. Francis Charles Massingberd, Rector 
 
 of Ormsby and Chancellor of Lincoln Cathedral, 
 
 b. 1800; d. 1872; m. 1839, Fanny, eld. d. of William 
 
 Baring, M.P. (fourth son of Sir Francis Baring, ist 
 
 Bart.):— 
 
 Rev. William Oswald Massingberd, Rector of Ormsby 
 
 and R.D. of Hill, J. P. for Lindsey, b. 1848; m. 1884, 
 
 Emily Sophia, d. of Rev. John Soper, late Rector of Bag 
 
 Enderby ; and has issue — Dorothy Emily. Res, — The 
 
 Rectory, Ormsby, Lines. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 MASSINGBERD-MUNDY (R.L., 29 April 1863, H. 
 Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per pale gules and sable, on 
 a cross engrailed argent, three lozenges sable, on a chief 
 or, three eagle's legs erased a la quise azure (Mundy, 
 1523) ; 2. azure, three quatrefoils two and one or, in chief 
 a boar statant of the last, charged with a plain cross 
 gules (Massingberd, c. 1500); 3. quarterly or and argent, 
 on a cross couped between four lions rampant sable, five 
 escallops of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased sable, 
 bezantfe, langued gules, vomiting fire proper (Mundy) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a ,lion's head erased azure, 
 charged with two arrows saltirewise between four guttes 
 argent (Massingberd). 
 
 Son of Charles John Henry Massingberd - Mundy 
 
 (formerly Mundy), Esq., J. P., D.L., of Ormsby, 
 
 Lines., b. 1808; d. 1882; m. 1838, Elizabeth Susan, 
 
 d. of John Young of Westridge, Isle of Wight : — 
 
 Charles Francis Massingberd-Mundy, Esq., J. P., D.L. , 
 
 b. 1839 ; m. 1865, Louisa Charlotte, d. of Charles John 
 
 Bigge of Linden, Northumberland ; and has surv. issue — 
 
 (i) Godfrey Bertram Massingberd-Mundy, Esq., J. P., 
 
 D.L., b. 1872; (2) Francis Oswald Massingberd-Mundy, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1874 ; (3) Henry Louis Massingberd-Mundy, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1879 ; and Philippa Alice. Seat — Ormsby 
 
 Hall, Alford, Lincolnshire. 
 
 MASSY or MASSE Y (U.O.). Argent, on a chevron 
 between three lozenges sable, a lion passant or. Crest — 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head gules, attired sable. 
 Motto—" Pro libertate patriae." 
 
 Son of Hugh Hamon, 4th Baron Massy, 3. 1793; d. 
 1836 ; m. 1826, Matilda, d. of Luke White of Wood- 
 lands, CO. Dublin, and sister of ist Lord Annaly : — 
 Rt. Hon. John Thomas William Massy, 6th Baron 
 Massy of Duntrileague, co. Limerick (Irel., 4 Aug. 1776), 
 a Rep. Peer, J. P. and D.L. co. Leitrim and Limerick 
 (High Sheriff co. Leitrim 1863 and Limerick 1873), b. 
 1835 ; ;«. 1863, Lady Lucy Maria (d. 1896), d. of Somerset 
 Richard, 3rd Earl of Carrick ; and has issue — Hon. Hugh 
 Somerset John Massey, Ardfinan House, Cahir), b. 1864 
 [?«. 1886, Ellen Ida Constance, d. of Charles William Wise 
 of Rochestown, co. Tipperary ; and has surv. issue — Hugh 
 Hamon Charles George Massy, Esq., b. 1894; Francis 
 John Ingolsby Trestram Massy, b. 1895 ; Ida Lucy ; 
 Muriel Olive ; and Lilian lerne Susan] ; Hon. Lucy Matilda 
 Anne [tn. 1889, Major Charles Davis Guinness, R.A.] ; 
 Jand Hon. Mabel Isabella [;«. 1889, Spencer Charles 
 j Vansittart of Coolbawn]. Seats — Massy Lodge, Angles- 
 iboro'; Hermitage, Castle Connell, both co. Limerick; 
 [Lareen House, Bundoran, Leitrim; Killakee, Rath- 
 farnham, co. Dublin. Clubs — Carlton, Kildare Street, 
 (Dublin). 
 
 Sons of Hugh Hamon John Massy, Esq., of Hazel- 
 hurst, Hants, Capt. 44th Regt., b. 1822; d. 1867; m. 
 1850, Annie Margaret, d. of Morgan John Evans of 
 Llwyndbarried : — 
 Hugh Hamon George William Caruthers Massy , Esq. , 
 Lieut. R.N. (ret.), Conimr. of Income and Land Taxes, b. 
 1851 ; m. 1882, Agnes Henrietta, d. of John James Edward 
 Hamilton, Esq. 5f«/— Hazelhurst, Sway, Hants. 
 
 Rollo Dillon Dunham Massy, Gentleman, b. 1856 ; m. 
 1884, Emma, d. of James Inman ; and has issue — Annie 
 Narcissa ; and Louisa. Res — Hatchet Villa, Brocken- 
 hurst, R.S.O., Hants. 
 
 Sons of Edward Taylor Massy, Esq., of Cottesmore, 
 
 CO. Pembroke, J. P., D.L. , b. 1807 ; d. 1882 ; m. 1835, 
 
 Helen, d. of Jonathan Haworth Peel of Cottesmore : — 
 
 Edward Hugh Hamon Massy, Esq., J. P., b. 1836; m. 
 
 1856, Ellena Antonia, d. of Signor Guiseppe Buttigeg of 
 
 Malta. Seat — Ferny Glen, co. Pembroke. 
 
 Haworth Peel Massy, Gentleman, late Lieut. 22nd 
 Foot, b. 1842; m. 1873, Anne Justina, d. of Arthur Lloyd 
 Daires-Lloyd of Altyrodin and Blaendyffryn ; and has surv. 
 issue — (i) John Hamon Massy, Gentleman, b, 1879; (2) 
 Hugh Dillon Massy, Gentleman, b. 1880; (3) Haworth 
 Peel Massy, Gentleman, Lieut. Leinster Regt., b. 1882 ; 
 (4) Bertie Errol Massy, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; and Muriel 
 Kathleen. Seats — Altyrodin and Blaendyffryn, co. Car- 
 digan. 
 
 Rev. Xavier Peel Massy, B.A. , Rector of Colinton, b. 
 1845 ; w. 1872, Harriet Emily, d. of Edward Hurlstone ; 
 and has issue — (1) Arthur Ernest Massy, Gentleman, b. 
 1873; (2) Godfrey Massy, Gentleman, b. 1879; (3) 
 Lawrence Peel Massy, Gentleman, b. 1883; Mary 
 Augusta \ni. 1899, Capt. C. S. Watson] ; Laura Gertrude 
 [m. 1903, Harold MacFarlane, L.R.C.P.]; Helen Peel; 
 Dorothy Peel; and Marjory Joan. Res. — The Rectory, 
 Colinton, Midlothian. 
 
 Arthur Wellington Massy, Gentleman, b. 1846; m. 1881, 
 Emma Elizabeth, d. and h. of John Stokes of Cuffern ; 
 and has issue — (i) Hugh Royds Stokes Massy, Lieut. R.A. , 
 b. 1884 ; (2) Herbert John Massy, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (3) 
 Charles Walter Massy, Gentleman, b. 1887. Res. — 
 
 Rev. George Eyre Massy, Rector of Gumfreston, co. 
 Somerset,^. 1851 ; m. 1877, Katharine Frances, only child 
 of Surg.-Maj. G. F. H. Brown ; and has issue — (i) George 
 Edward Massy, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (2) Villiers William 
 Peel Massy, Gentleman, b. 1882; Norah Helen; Gladys 
 Mary ; Constance ; and Helen. Res. — The Rectory, Gum- 
 freston, Somerset. 
 
 Sons of Col. George Eyre Massy of Riversdale, 
 Limerick, b. 1822 ; d. 1885 ; m. ist, Rose Gertrude 
 (d. 1869), d. of Thomas de Moleyns ; 2nd, 1871, Eliza, 
 d. of Rev. James W. Rynd, Rector of Galbally: — 
 Hugh Hamon George Massy, Gentleman, b. 1867; m. 
 1894, Hortense Mary, d. of Thomas John Pennefather ; 
 and has issue — Hugh Hamon de Moleyns Massy, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1895. Seat — Riversdale, Limerick. 
 
 James Eyre Massy, Gentleman, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. 
 Roy. Dub. Fus. , b. 1873 ; m. 1903, May Evelyn, d. of John 
 Carmichael, Esq., J. P., of Tracton Park, co. Cork. 
 Res.— 
 George Robert Massy, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Edmund Ingoldsby Massy, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Son of Major John Massy, b. ; d. 1862 ; m. 1844, 
 Henrietta Jane, d. of Major-Gen. Thomas Bell. 
 C.B. :— 
 George Thomas Charles Eyre Massy, Gentleman, b. 
 1846. Res.— 
 
 Son of Very Rev. John Maunsell Massy-Beresford, 
 Dean of Kilmore : — 
 J. G. B. Massy-Beresford [q.v.]. 
 
 Son of Francis Dennis Massy-Dawson, Esq., b. 1803 ; 
 d. 1870; Pi. ist, 1829, Susan, d. of Lord Sinclair: — 
 Francis Staunton Massy-Dawson, Esq. [Arms — Quarterly, 
 1 and 4, argent, two pales sable, a chevron gules, on a 
 canton of the last, a battle-axe sable (Dawson) ; 2 and 3, 
 Massy as above. Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in 
 armour proper, garnished or, holding in the gauntlet a 
 battle-axe of the last (Dawson); 2. Massy as above], b. 
 1840; m. 1870; Julia Eliza, only d. of late T. C. Gilmour 
 of New Orleans, U.S. A ; and has issue — (i) Francis Evelyn 
 Massy-Dawson, Esq., Lieut. R.N., b. 1872; (2) Charles 
 Godfrey Massy-Dawson, Gentleman, b. 1873 \m. 1903, 
 Wilhelmina Geraldine, d. of S. Haughton, C.C.S.]; (3) 
 Robert Henry Massy-Dawson, Gentleman, b. 1874; and 
 Agnes Anne. Res.—y Herbert Street, Dublin. 
 
 Son of George Staunton King Massy-Dawson, 
 Esq. : — 
 George Henry Edward Massy-Dawson, Esq. (q.v.). 
 Son of Francis Hugh Massy, Esq., of Suir Castle, co. 
 Tipperary, m. Anne Bomford, d. of Daniel MoUoy : — 
 Daniel Molloy Massy, Esq., Col. Tipperary Art. Mil., 
 
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 m. i()76, Sophia, widow of William Massy of Ballyglasheen, 
 and d. of Alexander Grant. AV/. — 
 
 Soo» of William Massy, Esq., of Caervillahow and 
 Ballyclashrcn. *. 1815; </. 1875; m. 1857, Sophia, d. 
 of Alexander (Jranl of St. Andrew's, New Bruns- 
 wick : — 
 Ciodfrry Warburton Massy, Esq., Capt. Roy. Irish 
 Kitles, served in S. Africa 1900-1901, 6. 1863; m. 1904, 
 Gertrude Annette Seton, d. of Gen. W. G. D. Massy, C.B., 
 and widow of Col. J. G. Cockburn. Stat — Caervillahow, 
 CO. Tippcrary. 
 
 George William Hughes Massy, Gentleman, d. 1864; 
 IK. 1889, Edith Margaret, d. of John Birrell ; and has 
 issue — Marjorie Gfraldine ; and Muriel Frances. A'«. — 
 Hugh Francis Massy, Gentleman, 6. 1866. /^es. — 
 Sun of Hugh James Massy, Gentleman, i. 1836; d. 
 1899 ; w. 1853, Mary Jane, d. of Isaac Darby : — 
 Hugh James Massy, Gentleman, d. 1854; m. 1881, 
 Isabella Rhymers, d. of Horatio N. Hope ; and has issue 
 —Muriel Alexander; and Dolores Garay Hope. Seat — 
 Summcrside, IVince Edward Island, Canada. 
 
 Sons of Beresford Massy, Gentleman, d. 1840 ; d. 
 1878; m. 1869, Elizabeth Harriet, d. of Rev. G. H. 
 Read:— 
 Cecil Hugh Massy, Gentleman, i. 1870. Jfes. — 
 Sydney Eteresford Massy, Gentleman, 6. 1876. /?«. — 
 Yr. son of Hugh Massy of TuUow Lodge, Carlow, 6. 
 1800; d. 1886; M. 1834, Mary Anne, d. of Major 
 Beresford Gahan : — 
 George Hugh Massy, Gentleman, i. 1844; m. 1880, 
 Georgina d. of George Fenwick, M.D. ; and has issue 
 (with six daus.) — (i) Gordon Eyre Massy, Gentleman, 6. 
 1886 ; (a) Hugh de Hertel Massy, Gentleman, d. 1893. 
 /fes.— 
 
 Sons of Henry William Massy, Esq., J. P., of Grants- 
 town Hall and Rosanna, co. Tipperary, Maj. Tip. 
 Art. Mil, i. 1816; d. 1895; m. 1838, Maria, d. of 
 Patrick Cahill :— 
 Lt.-Gen. William Godfrey Dunham Massy, C.B. ,J.P., 
 D.L. (High Sheriff co. Tipperary 1889). LL.D. (Dub.), 
 Lt.-Gen. in the Army, and Col. sth Roy. Irish Lancers, 
 Knt. of the Legion of Honour, 6. 1838 ; m. 1869, Elizabeth 
 Jane, d. of Major-Gen. Sir Thomas Seaton, K.C.B. , of 
 Ackworth House, East Berghholt, Suffolk; and has issue 
 — Gertrude Annette Seaton [m. ist, 1893, Col. James George 
 Cockburn, who d. 1900; and, 1904, Capt. Godfrey W. 
 Massy]. Seat — Grantstown Hall, co. Tipperary. C/u6 — 
 United Service, S.W. 
 
 Lt.-Col. Charles Francis Massy, i. 1847 ; m. 1873, Alice, 
 d. of Major-Gen. Sir Thomas Seaton, K.C.B. ; and has 
 issue — Seaton Dunham Massy, Gentleman, Lieut. Yorks. 
 Regt. , 6. i88a ; F211a [m. P. D. Agnew]; and Alice Seaton 
 [m. 1903, Capt. Charles Walter Tribe]. J?es. — 
 
 Col. Harry Stanley Massy, C.B. , comdg. 19th Bengal 
 Lancers, 6. 1855; m. 1894, Geraldine Elinor, d. of George 
 Massy of Glenville ; and has issue — Geraldine. Jfes. — 
 
 Col. Percy Hugh Hamon Massy, late 6th Dragoon 
 Gds., i. 1857; m. 1888, Rosamond Amabel Nora, d. of 
 late Sir Carey Knyvett, K.C.B. ; and has issue— Cynthia. 
 Jfes.— 
 
 Son of Major Godfrey William Hugh Massy of Castle- 
 rea, d. i86a; m. 1856, Louisa Emma, d. of Robert 
 George Maunsell of Limerick, and widow of the 6th 
 Earl of Seafield : — 
 Godfrey Lennox Eyre Massy, Esq. , late Capt. Connaught 
 Rangers, 6. 1856. Jfes. — 
 
 Sons of Capt. Hugh Francis Massy, m. 1864, Beatrice 
 Louisa, d. of Thomas Johnstone Barton of Glenda- 
 lough House, co Wicklow : — 
 Hugh Eyre Barton Massy, Gentleman, d. 1866. /?es. — 
 Godfirey William Edward Massy, Gentleman, d. 1873. 
 
 Sons of Richard Albert Massy, Esq., J.P., R.M. co. 
 Kerry, i. 1840; d. 1889; m. 1869, Matilda, d. of 
 Capt. George Minchin, R.N. : — 
 John George Albert Massy, Esq.. Capt. 18th Roy. Irish 
 Regt., d. 1870. Seat — Kingswell House, nr. Tipperary. 
 George Godfrey Hamon Massy, Esq. , i. 1874. 
 Sons of Eyre Massey, 3rd Baron Clarina, d. 1798 ; d. 
 1873 ; m. i8a8, Susan Elizabeth, d. of Hugh Barton of 
 Straffan, co. Kildare: — 
 The Rt. Hon. Lionel Edward Massey, sth Baron Clarina 
 (Irel., a7 Dec. 1800), late Lt.-Col. Scots Fus. Gds., D.L. 
 CO. Limerick (High Sheriff 1896), 6. 1837 ; *n. 1st, 1877, 
 
 Elizabeth Ellen {d. 1883), d. of Alexander Bannatyne of 
 Woodstown, CO. Limerick; and, 1887, Sophia Mary, d. of 
 James Butler, Esq., D. L. , of Castle Crine ; and has issue 
 (by ist mar.)— Hon. Eyre Nathaniel Massey, Lieut. Scots 
 Guards, d. 1880 ; Hon. Mary Ehzalieth ; and (by and mar.) 
 Hon. Sophia Isabel ; Hon. Susan Agnes ; Hon. Anna 
 Leonora Beatrice ; and Hon. Gertrude Emily Mary. 
 Seats — Elm Park, Limerick; Cragbeg, Clarina, Limerick. 
 Town res. — 4 Queen's Gate Terrace, London, S.W. 
 C/ui — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 Hon. and Rev. Adolphus Henry Tuthill Massey, M.A. 
 (Dub.), l>. 1844; m. 1873, Emma, only child of John 
 Iggulden of Deal. /fes. — 77 The Drive, Hove, Brighton. 
 
 The Hon. William F. I J. Massey-Main waring (g.v.). 
 Son of Capt. Hon. Nathaniel William Massey, *. 
 1837 ; d. 1870 ; m. 1st, i860, Caroline Sarah, d. of 
 Abraham Turner : — 
 
 Nathaniel Massey, Esq., d. 1861. lies. — 
 
 SJOHN GEORGE BERESFORD MASSY-BERES- 
 FORD, Esquire, J. P. for the cos. of Fermanagh 
 and Peebles, and D.L. co. P'ermanagh, late Lieutenant 
 Lanarkshire Yeomanry Cavalry, High Sheriff co. Fer- 
 managh 1900, B.A. (Camb.). Born February 7, 1856, 
 being the eldest and only surviving son of the late Very Rev. 
 John Maunsell Massy-Bcresford, Dean of Kilmore, by his 
 wife Emily S.arah, daughter of the Reverend Isaac Beres- 
 ford. Annorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent. 
 
 [^ra-Ubertale-jpatriiy] * 
 
 crusily fitchte three fleurs-de-lis within a bordure en- 
 grailed sable, a canton erminois (for Beresford) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, on a chevron between three lozenges sable, a lion 
 passant or, a martlet for difference (for Massy), and im- 
 paling the arms of Mulholland, namely azure, a stag's 
 head erased argent, between three escallops or. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and argent; and for his Create, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head erased 
 azure, charged with a crescent or, and pierced througli 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 apas; 
 
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 the neck with a broken spear, the point thrust through 
 the upper jaw gold, on an escroll above the motto, " Nil 
 nisi cruce " (for Beresford) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, 
 a bull's head gules, armed sable, charged with a martlet 
 gold (for Massy). Motto — "Pro libertate patria." Mar- 
 ried, November 22, 1892, the Honourable Alice Elizabeth, 
 youngest daughter of the Right Honourable the first Baron 
 Dunleath ; and has Issue — (i) Tristram Hugh Massy- 
 Beresford, Gentleman, b. April 10, 1896; (2) John Clarina 
 Massy-Beresford, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1897 ; and Monica 
 Emily. Estates — Macbie Hill, Lamancha, N. B. ; Barna 
 and Kilscanlon, in the county of Limerick ; Ballyslatteen, 
 in the county of Tipperary; St. Hubert's, in the county 
 of Fermanagh. Postal addresses — St. Hubert's, Belturbet, 
 Ireland; Macbie Hill, Lamancha, N.B. Club — Consti- 
 tutional. 
 
 GEORGE CHARLES HENRY EDWARD MASSY 
 DAWSON, Esquire, J. P. co. Tipperary. Born Oct. 8, 1864, 
 being the second son of the late George King Staunton 
 Massy-Dawson, by his wife Grace E. Leeson. Armorial 
 bearings Quarterly i and 4, argent, two pales sable, a 
 chevron gules, on a canton of the last, a battle-axe sable (for 
 Dawson, 1663) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron between three 
 lozenges sable (for Massy). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crests I. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour proper, garnished or, holding in the 
 gauntlet a battle-axe of the last (for Dawson) ; 2. out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a bull's head gules, armed sable (for 
 Massy). Married, Sept. 25, 1894, Rosalie Bertha, eldest 
 dau. of Jean Hunziger. Seats BaWmcovate and Castlerea 
 House, CO. Tipperary. Club Junior Constitutional. 
 
 Gentleman, b. July 5, 1878 ; (2) Arthur Bisset Streynsham 
 Hoskins Master, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. Feb. 25, 1880; 
 (3) Herbert Francis Hoskins Master, Gentleman, Lieut. 2nd 
 Queen's R. West Surrey Regt., b. Jan. 22, 1882; (4) Legh 
 
 CHARLES GILBERT MASTER, Esquire, C.S.I., 
 late Member of the Council at Madras. Born Nov. 8, 1833, 
 being the fifth son of the late Ven. Robert Mosley Master, 
 M.A., Incumbent of Burnley, co. Lancaster; Hon. Canon 
 of Manchester, Archdeacon of Manchester, Rector of Cros- 
 ton ; by his wife Frances Mary, eldest dau. of George Smith, 
 Esq. , M. P. , of Selsdon, Surrey, brother of Lord Carrington. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse embattled between three 
 griffins' heads erased or, and below the shield his badge as a 
 C.S.I. Mantling azure and or. Crest — In a mural crown or, 
 a unicorn's head argent, crined and armed sable. MottO — 
 " Non minor est virtus quam quserere parta tueri." Mar- 
 ried, Nov. 25, 1857 Emma Caroline, dau. of Thomas 
 Onslow ; and has Issue -(1) Charles Onslow Master, Gentle- 
 man (Seat — Bourton Grange, Flax Bourton, Bristol) [m.. 
 May 15, 1893, Wilhelmina, daughter of Peter Franken, 
 and has issue, George Gilbert Master, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 16, 1894; Charles Francis Master, Gentleman, b. April 21, 
 1897]; (2) Streynsham Robert Master, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 2nd Batt. 1st Goorkhas, killed in Burmah 1893; (3) Thomas 
 Mosley Master, Gentleman ; (4) Arthur Gilbert Master, Esq. , 
 Capt. Army Service Corps [w., Oct. 7, 1897, Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Edward Hotham Newton, and has issue, Edward 
 Streynsham Master, Gentleman, b. Jan. 29, 1900 ; and 
 Audrey Margaret] ; (5) Alfred Edmund Master, Esq. , M. B. , 
 Capt. Royal Army Medical Corps ; (6) Harold Onslow 
 Master, Gentleman, R.N.R. ; Frances Emma [m., 1885, 
 Rev. H. D. Goldsmith, and has issue] ; Elizabeth Octavia ; 
 and Emily Florence. Residence — 250xfoidSquare, London, 
 W. C/?/ (5— National. 
 
 § CHARLES HOSKINS MASTER, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Surrey, High Sheriff 1900. Born Oct. 24, 
 1846, being the eldest son of Charles Hoskins Master, Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Surrey, by his wife ?2mily, younger dau. of Nathaniel 
 Borrer of Pakyns Manor, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex. Livery — 
 (Dress) dark blue, yellow and blue striped waistcoats, dark 
 blue plush breeches, gilt buttons ; (undress) as before, but 
 dark blue trousers with narrow yellow stripe. Armorial 
 bearings (H. Coll., 1608)— Azure, a fesse embattled be- 
 tween three griffins' head erased or. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — In a mural crown or, a unicorn's head argent, 
 crined and armed sable. Motto— "Non minor est virtus 
 quam quserere parta tueri." Married, Oct. 9, 1877, Amy 
 Morgan, third dau. of Gen. Sir John Bisset, K.C.M.G., 
 C.B. ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Edward Hoskins Master, 
 
 Chichele Hoskins Master, Gentleman, b. March 24, 1890; 
 and Amy Charlotte Emily Hoskins. Seat — Barrow Green 
 Court, Oxted, Surrey. Clubs — United University, St. 
 Stephen's. 
 
 The Reverknu GILBERT COVENTRY MASTER, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Born July 3, 1839, being the second 
 but only surviving son of the late Rev. James Streynsham 
 Master, M.A. , Hon. Canon of Manchester, Rural Dean of 
 Leyland, and Rector and Patron of Chorley, by his wife 
 AUce, dau. and coheiress of Samuel Horrocks, Esq., M.P. 
 for Preston. Armorial bearings - Azure, a fesse em- 
 battled between three griffins' heads erased or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — In a mural crown or, a unicorn's 
 head argent, crined and armed sable. Motto — " Non 
 minor est virtus quam quairere parta tueri." Married, 
 June 9, i86g, Frances Ann Mary, only dau. of B. K. 
 M'Dermott, Esq., Captain 8ih Regiment; and has Issue — 
 Alice Frances [/«., 1891, Frederick Haviland, and has issue]. 
 Postal address — Springvale, Lansdowne Road, Bourne- 
 mouth. 
 
 JOHN HENRY MASTER, Esq., J. P. for co. Surrey, 
 retired from the Madras Civil Service. Born July 21, 1831, 
 being the fourth son of the late Ven. Robert Mosley 
 Master, M.A. , Incumbent of Burnley, co. Lancaster, Hon. 
 Canon of Manchester, Archdeacon of Manchester, Rector 
 of Croston, by his wife Frances Mary, eldest dau. of 
 George Smith, Esq., M. P. , of Selsdon, Surrey (brother of 
 Lord Carrington). Livery—Blue, gilt buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — (2 May 1608) Azure, a fesse embattled between 
 three griffins' heads erased or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — In a mural crown or, a unicorn's head argent, crined 
 and armed sable. Motto — "Non minor est virtus quam 
 quaerere parta tueri." Married, Oct. 12, 1865, Gertrude 
 Emma, dau. of Alfred William Begbie ; and has Issue — 
 Mabel Louisa [m., April 26, 1893, Captain Thomas Charles 
 Hunt, King's Own Regiment, and has issue]; Mildred 
 Estelle Sybella [m., Sejjt. 27, 1898, Ralph Cockayne 
 Assheton, and has issue]; Winifred Maud [m., June 14, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 1898. Rev. WilHam Orme Assheton. Rector of Bilton. co, 
 Wvwick. and has issue] ; Hilda Violet [•«., Oct. 18, 1900. 
 
 Rev. Arthur Stanley Vaughan Blunt, Vicar of Ham, co. 
 Surrey, and has issue]. 5«a/— Montrose House, Petersham. 
 
 ROBERT EDWARD MASTER, Esquire, J. P. for 
 Middlesex, retired from the Madras Civil Service. Bom 
 June 15, 1826, being the second son of the late Ven. Robert 
 Mosley Master, M.A., Incumbent of Burnley, co. Lancas- 
 ter, Hon Canon of Manchester, Archdeacon of Manchester, 
 Rector of Croston, by his wife Frances Mary, eldest dau. of 
 George Smith, Esq., M.P., of Selsdon, Surrey (brother of 
 Lord Carrington). Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse 
 embattled between three griffins' heads erased or. Hant- 
 liii£^ aziu-e and or. Crest— In a mural crown or, a unicorn's 
 head argent, crined and armed sable. MottO — " Non minor 
 est virtus quam qujerere parta tueri." Married, June 18, 
 1874, Floreiitia S^le, dau. of Col. John Wynch, R.A. ; and 
 has Issue — Eleanor Frances. Seat — Hillingdon Furze, 
 Uxbridge, East India United Service. 
 
 The Reverend ALFRED MASTER- WHITAKER, 
 M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Holme and Patron 
 of Croston ; in 1889 he assumed by Royal Licence the addi- 
 tional name of Whitaker. Bom Sept. 8, 1835, being the 
 sixth son of the late Ven. Robert Mosley Master, M.A. 
 Oxon. , formerly Chaplain to the Earl of Derby and to Lord 
 Carrington, Hon. Canon of Manchester, Archdeacon of 
 Manchester, Incumbent of St. James's, Leyland, co. Lan- 
 caster, Rector and Patron of Croston, by his wife Frances 
 Mary, eldest dau. of George Smith of Selsdon Park, co. 
 Surrey, M.P. for Midhurst. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 a fesse embattled between three griffins' heads erased or. 
 Mn.Tit»ii£r azure and or. Crest — Out of a mural crown 
 or, a unicorn's head argent, crined and armed gules. 
 Motto — " Non minor est virtus quam quaerere parta tueri." 
 Married, Aug. 23, 1887, Mary Charlotte, only dau. and 
 heir of Thomas Hordem Whitaker, Esq., of Holme, F.S.A., 
 J. P. and D.L. Seat — Holme, Burnley, co. Lancaster. 
 
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 MATHER (H. Coll.). Barrv of six aiure and argent, 
 two (launches ermine, on a chief of the second, an escallop 
 between two mullets of six points of the first. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from clouds proper, an eagle displayed or, holding 
 in each claw an arrow proper, and charged on either wing 
 with an escallop azure. 
 
 Son of late William Mather of Salford, b. ; 
 
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 Sir William Mather, Knt. Bach. (190a). J. P.. M.P. 
 since 1885, M.I.C.E., b. 1838; «. 1863, Emma, d. of 
 Thomas Watson of Highbury. Seats — Woodhill, Prest- 
 wich, Manchester ; Caradoc Court, Ross, Herefordshire. 
 Town res. — 16 Kensington Palace Gardens, W. Club— 
 Reform. 
 
 SSiR KENNETH JAMES MATHESON, second 
 Baronet, of Lochalsh, in the county of Ross, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for that county and 
 for the county of Cromarty, and Justice of the Peace for the 
 county of Inverness. Born May 12, 1854, being the son 
 of Sir Alexander Matheson, the first Baronet, Member of 
 Parliament, by his second wife, the Honourable Lavinia 
 Mary, sister of the Ri^ht Honourable the eighth Baron 
 Beaumont ; succeeded his father in 1886, under the creation 
 of May 15, 1882. Livery — White (or drab) with crimson 
 facings and silver buttons. Armorial bearings (1543, 
 
 €CxjUibris 
 
 ;K>»»«tb XUatbcson.jBT 
 ". — .of jCcocHalsb.^--^ 
 
 MASTERS, see SMITH-MASTERS. 
 
 matriculated L.O. 1841 and 1900) — Argent, three dexter 
 hands couped two and one gules, within a bordure 
 of the second. Upon the escutcheon, which is charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and for Crest, issuing out of an Eastern crown or, 
 a dexter hand holding a scimitar in fesse all proper. 
 Motto— " Fac et spera." Heir presumptive — His half- 
 brother, Alexander Perceval Matheson, Esquire, born 1861 ; 
 married, 1884, Eleanor, daughter of the late Reverend 
 
 ^ l8 the MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 Kyrle Ernie Aubrey Money of Much Marcle, in the county 
 of Hereford. Seats — Duncraig Castle, Plockton, N.B. ; 
 Gledfield House, Ardgay, N.B. Postal address — 15 Hyde 
 Park Gardens, W. Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors'. 
 
 ROBERT DE MOWBRAY MATTERSON, Gentle- 
 man. Born May 4, 1873, being the eldest son of William 
 Key Matterson, Esq., Major (retired pay) Cheshire Regt., 
 by his wife Jessie de Mowbray, dau. of Capt. Robert 
 Mowbray Darnell, late iiih Light Dragoons. Livery — 
 Dark blue. Armorial bearings Gyronny of eight gules 
 and azure, a lion rampant erminois between two roses in 
 chief argent, barbed and seeded proper, and a sword fesse- 
 ways the point to the dexter in base of the fourth, pommel 
 and hilt or, all within a bordure indented of the third. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm entwined by a branch of oak grasping a scimitar 
 all proper, the pommel and hilt or, between two roses. 
 Residence -Langford Manor, Fivehead, Somerset. 
 
 MATTHEWS (H. Coll.). Sable, in base a lion rampant, 
 and in chief two portcullises argent. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount vert, a hawk belled proper in front of a gridiron 
 or. Motto- 
 Son of : — 
 
 Joseph Matthews, Esq., J. P. co. Kent, b. . Res. — 
 
 Foxbury, St. Lawrence-Seal, Kent. 
 
 The Reverend BENJAMIN MATURIN, M.A. Trin. 
 Coll., Dublin, Vicar and Rural Dean of Lymington, 
 Hants. Born 1815, being the fourth son of the Reverend 
 Henry Maturin, Fellow Trin. Coll., Dublin, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, daughter of John Johnston of Belvidere, Dublin. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron between two mart- 
 lets in chief gules, and a mount in base proper. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a horse in full speed argent ; with the MottO, 
 "Minatur." Married, firstly, June 3, 1840, Anna, only 
 dau. of John Johnston of Belfast ; and has Issue — (i) Henry 
 Maturin, Gentleman, b, 1842 [in., 1868, Ehzabeth, dau. of 
 Robert Davy of Ringwood, Hants] ; secondly, June 1855, 
 Adelaide, dau. of Ralph Allen Daniell of Lymington ; and 
 has Issue by second marriage — (2) Benjamin Allen Maturin, 
 Gentleman [;«. , Dec. 7, 1885, Elise, dau. of Col. Malcom- 
 son] ; (3) Charles Maturin, Gentleman ; Adelaide Maud [m. , 
 1883, Henry Fiennes Speed] ; Laura Susan [;«. William 
 Hall of Enniskillen] ; and Frances Elizabeth. Postal 
 address — Vicarage, Lymington, Hants. 
 
 DANHiL BAIRD MATURIN-BAIRD, late Lieut. R. 
 Tyrone Fusiliers, being the eldest son of the late Charles 
 Maturin, by his wife Jane, dau. of Daniel Baird of Newtown 
 Stewart ; and assumed the name and arms of Baird by 
 Royal License on inheriting this property, and was Lieut. 
 R. Tyrone Fusiliers. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 1 
 and 4, per fesse or and gules, a boar passant proper between 
 two crescents in chief of the second and a dagger in base 
 of the first (for Baird) ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron between 
 two martlets in chief gules, and a moimt in base proper 
 (for Maturin). Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a'boar's head erased proper, 
 between two branches of shamrock vert (for Baird) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a a horse in full speed argent (for 
 Maturin). Motto — "Vietvirtute." Seat — Newtown Stewart, 
 CO. Tyrone. Residence — Portsmouth Road, Kingston-on- 
 Thames. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY MAUDE, Esquire, late Captain in 
 Her Majesty's Indian Army. Borii August 
 flKftfltltlP ^^' ^^3°' being the second son of Francis 
 v^uVlUv Maude, Esquire, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Francis Maude, by his wife 
 Frances, daughter of A. H. Brooking. Club- St. Stephen's. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, azure a lion rampant argent (for Maude) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 three bars gemelles sable, and overall a lion rampant gules, 
 charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitch^e or ; and 
 impaling the arms of Hanbury-Tracy, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, or an escallop in the centre chief point sable, be- 
 tween two bendlets gules (for Tracy) ; 2 and 3 or, a bend 
 engrailed vert, cotised sable (for Hanbury). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's gamb erased gules, holding an acorn 
 or, shpped vert. Married, 1859, Georgiana Henrietta 
 Emma, commonly known as the Honourable Georgiana 
 Henrietta Emma, second daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able the second Baron Sudeley ; and has Issue — (i) Cyril 
 Francis Maude, Gentleman (of 33 Brompton Crescent, 
 S.W.), born 1862 [married, 1888, Winifred Emery, and has 
 issue living, Margery Kathleen, and Pamela Cynthia]; (2) 
 Ernest Henry Maude, Gentleman, born 1863 [married, 
 1889, Maud, daughter of Francis Dennis Bullen, and has 
 issue living, Robert Henry Ernest Maude, Gentleman, born 
 1890]; (3) Hubert Cornwallis Maude, Gentleman, born 
 1865 ; (4) Alwyn Julian Maude, Gentleman, born 1867 
 [married, 1893, Mabel, daughter of J. Torpy of New South 
 Wales, and has issue, Lilian Isabelle] ; (5) Maurice Douglas 
 Maude, Gentleman, born 1868 ; (6) Ralph Walter Maude, 
 Gentleman, born 1873; and Lilian Selina. Residence — 90 
 Elm Park Gardens, S. W. 
 
 FRANCIS STERLING DE MONTALT MAUDE. 
 Esquire, Capt. and Adjutant Royal Northern Reserve Regt. 
 Born 1867, being the only son of the late Col. Francis 
 Cornwallis Maude, C. B. , V.C., late of the Royal Artillery, 
 by his wife Paulina Susanna, dau. of the Honourable 
 Paul Ivy Sterling, Acting Chief - Justice of Ceylon. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a lion 
 rampant argent ; 2 and 3, argent, three bars gemelles 
 sable, and over all a lion rampant gules, charged on the 
 shoulder with a cross crosslet fitch^e or. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 gamb erased gules, holding an oak-branch vert, fructed or. 
 Married, 1898, Violet Brenda, dau. of the late John 
 Howarth Ashton, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Hatfield Court, 
 Herefordshire. 
 
 ROBERT HENRY MAUDE, Esquire, Lieutenant- 
 Colonel late 7th Royal Fusiliers. Bor?i June 24, 1842, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the Very Reverend 
 Robert William Maude, commonly known as the Very 
 Reverend the Honourable Robert William Maude, Dean 
 of Clogher, by his wife Martha, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Martha, sister of the Right Honourable the 
 late Baron Dunalley, and daughter of F. A. Prittie, Esquire, 
 commonly known as the Honourable F. A. Prittie ; heir 
 presumptive to Viscounty of Hawarden. Club — Army and 
 Navy. Livery^DBx)^ g^reen, red waistcoat, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, azure a lion rampant argent ; 2 and 3 argent, three bars 
 gemelles sable, over all a lion rampant gules. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased gules, holding 
 an oak-branch slipped proper, acorned or ; with the Motto, 
 " Virtute securus." Married, December 15, 1881, Caroline 
 A. M. , eldest daughter of Major Arthur Ogle ; and has 
 Issue — Robert Cornwallis Maude, Esquire, born September 
 6, 1890. Estate — Palmerston, in the county of Dublin. 
 Postal address — White Hill Chase, Greatham, West Liss, 
 Hants. 
 
 MAULE, quartered by RAMSAY. 
 
 MAUNSELL. quartered by TIBBITS. 
 
 The Reverend CECIL HENRY MAUNSELL, 
 M.A. (Oxon. ), Lord of the Manor and Patron and Rector 
 of Thorpe Malsor. Born Jan. 9, 1847, being the only son of 
 the late Rev. George Edmund Maunsell, Rector of Thorpe 
 Malsor, by his first wife Theodosia Mary, dau. of the late 
 Sir John Palmer, Bart. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 chevron between three maunches sable. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a falcon rising 
 proper. Motto — " Honorantes me honorabo." Seat — 
 Thorpe Malsor Hall, Kettering, co. Northampton. Club — 
 Grosvenor. 
 
 CECIL JOHN COKAYNE MAUNSELL, Gentleman. 
 Born 1881, being the eldest son of Thomas Cokayne 
 Maunsell, Esq., J. P. co. Northampton, late Captain 12th 
 Lancers, by his wife Catherine Elizabeth, second dau. of 
 the Hon. Richard Cavendish of Thornton Hall Bucks. 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Annorial bMurlngB — Argent, » chevron between three 
 mftunchrb snhle. Mfcntllng sable and argent. OrMt— On 
 a wreath of the colours, u falcon rising proper. MottO— 
 " Honontntes me honoraba" 
 
 Genkrai.Sik FREDKRICK RICH.\RDMAIINSELL, 
 K.C.B. /fc»r« 1828, lieing the son of the late Rev. D. H. 
 Mauntt*!! of linlliriKgan, by Louisa, dau. of John Richard- 
 son of NIount J*anthi'r, co. Down; was created C.B. 1873, 
 and advanced to rank of K.C.B. in 1897. C/uts — United 
 5?ervice, East India United Service, Primrose. Armorial 
 bMUrlOgB — Argent, a che\Ton between three maunches 
 sable, the escutcheon surrounded by the ribbon of the Bath 
 and pendent below his badge as a K.C.B. Afam'ed, 1863, 
 Kfaria Alexandrine (who d. 1883), dau. of Don Manuel 
 Velex of New Granada. Postal addresses — Laleham, 
 Middlesex ; and 3a Ashley Gardens, S. W. 
 
 RICHARD MARK SYNNOT MAUNSELL, Esquire, 
 J. P. COS. Kildare (High Sheriff 1890-92) and Clare, late 
 Capt. ist. (Royal) Dragoons. Bom Oct. 22, 1843, being 
 the eUlcst son of the late George Wood Maunsell, Esq., 
 of Oakly Park, co. Kildare, and of Ashford, co. Limerick, 
 LP., and D.L.. High Sheriff co. Kildare 1885, M.A., 
 Barrister- at- Law, by his wife Maria, eldest surviving dau. 
 and co-heir of Mark Synnot of Monasteroris House, King's 
 Co., and Grove House, Clapham, Surrey, duds — Army 
 and Navy, Kildare Street (Dublin), and County (Limerick). 
 Armorial bearins^ — Argent, a chevron between three 
 maunches sable. Married, ist, Marie Lucy, eldest dau. of 
 Ale.\andcr Copland of Wingfield, Berks (which lady d.s.p. 
 Jan. II, 187^); 2ndly, Feb. 26, 1877, Mary Eliza (rf. 1892), 
 dau. and heiress of the late Samuel Caswell, Esq. , J. P. , of 
 Blackwater, co. Clare ; and has Issue — Richard John Cas- 
 well Maunsell, Gentleman, h. May 2, 1878; and Marie 
 Norah ; 3rdly, Feb. 6, 1894, Georgina Mackenzie, second 
 dau. of the late Capt. Joseph Richard Middleton, H.E.I.C.S. 
 Seats — Oakly Park, Celbridge, co. Kildare; and Black- 
 water, CO. Clare. 
 
 Major-General THOMAS MAUNSELL, C.B. ; 
 served throughout the Punjaub Campaign of 1848 and 
 1849, present at the First and Second Siege operations 
 before Mooltan, the action of Soorjkoond, storm and cap- 
 ture of the City, and surrender of the Fortress ; surrender of 
 the Fort and Garrison of Chiniote, and at the Battle of 
 Goojerat (medal and two clasps) ; was severely wounded at 
 Mooltan ; served the Eastern Campaign of 1854, and up 
 to the 20th Feb. 1B55, including the Battles of Alma and 
 Inkermann, and Siege of Sebastapol (medal and three 
 clasps, Sardinian and Turkish Medals, and 5th class of the 
 order of the Medjidie); nominated a Companion of the 
 Bath on the 29th May 1875. Bom Sept. 10, 1822, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late George 
 Meares Maunsell, Esq., J. P., of Bally William, Rath- 
 keale, co. Limerick, by his wife Catherine, dau. of 
 Thomas Lloyd of Beechmount, co. Limerick, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L., M.P. Livery — Invisible blue, white cuffs, over- 
 coats of dark blue, white collars and cuffs, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron be- 
 tween three maunches sable ; and pendent below the escut- 
 cheon his badge as a C. B. , and badge of the Order of the 
 Medjidie. Married, Feb. 21, 1865, Amy I.,ouisa Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of Col. Burrowes, K. H., of Bourton Court, 
 in CO. of Somerset; and has Issue — (i) George Edward 
 Scarlett Maunsell. Gentleman, b. Jan. 12, 1871 ; (2) Philip 
 Mountstuart Aitchison Maunsell, Gentleman, b. June 29, 
 1874 ; I^uisa Amy Catherine Augusta ; and Cicely Marion 
 Grace. Postal addresses — Ballywilliam, Rathkeale, co. 
 Limerick ; the Cottage, Burghclere, Newbury, Hants. 
 C/«*— Primrose. 
 
 MAVESYN, quartered by NIBLETT. 
 
 JAMES PLATT MAWDSLEY, Gentleman. Born 
 November 28, 1825, being the only son 
 CTlAAVtllltff ni ^^ James Mawdsley, by his wife Ellen, 
 l^aUIUX)l«>^ daughter of Peter Piatt of Liverpool. 
 Armorial bearingps — He bears for 
 Arms : Sable, two chevronels argent between as many 
 hammers in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base of the last ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed 
 sable, sem^e of annulets argent, and holding in the beak a 
 
 hammer as in the arms; with the Motto, " Conatu." 
 Married, Sept. 5, 1849, Ellen, dau. of John Currey, Mer- 
 chant, of Liverpool; and has lssue-~{\) James Mawdsley, 
 Gentleman, b. 1854 \m., 1880, Lucy Anne, fourth dau. of 
 Nicholas Duckworth of Mosley Hill] ; (2) Robert Cargey 
 Mawdsley, (ientleman, b. 1859 \m., 1893, Mary Alice, widow 
 of Edward Grace of Calcutta] ; (3) Thomas Ryder Mawds- 
 ley, Gentleman, b, i86a [w»., 1900, Helen, fourth dau. of 
 Walton AinswoUh, Esq., J. P., of Rivington, Lancashire]; 
 (4) William Currey L^yland Mawdsley, Gentleman, b. 1863; 
 Eliza Currey [«., 1873, Henry Wainwright of Liverpool]; 
 Ellen \m., 1874, Alfred Dobell of Liverpool]; Hannah 
 Cathenne Ross[w»., 1891, John Ritchie, Jr., of I..iverpool] ; 
 
 and May Currey. Estate — Property in Liverpool and 
 Beechwood, Aigburth. Postal address — 30 Falkner Square, 
 Liverpool. 
 
 S JAMES MAXTONE-GRAHAM, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D. L. Born June 20, 1819, being the son of the late 
 Anthony Maxtone, by his wife Alexina, dau. of John Graeme 
 of Eskbank, and sister of Robert Graham of Balgowan, 
 in the county of Perth. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, or a chevron gules, between three cross crosslets 
 fitch^e azure (for Maxtone) ; 2 and 3 or, three piles sable, 
 within a double tressure flory counterflory gules, on a chief 
 of the second, a rose between two escallops of the first 
 (for Graham). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a manthng gules, doubled argent ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the liveries, a bee 
 proper (for Maxtone) ; 2. upon a wreath of the liveries, a 
 dove proper (for Graham). Mottoes — "Providus esto," 
 and " Candide ut secure." Married, July 30, 1851, Caro 
 line Mary Anne, daughter of George Edward Russell, 
 Honourable East India Company's Service ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Anthony George Maxtone-Graham, Gentleman, 
 born March 28, 1854; (2) Robert Graham Maxtone-Graham, 
 Gentleman, bom February i, 1856 ; (3) James Maxtone- 
 Graham, Gentleman, born October 19, 1863 [married, 
 September 5, 1893, Margaret Ethel, second daughter of 
 the late Philip Kington Blair Oliphant of Ardblair, in the 
 
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 county of Perth] ; Alexina Mary ; Margaret Grasme ; Caro- 
 line Leonora ; Elizabeth Christina ; and Marjory Georgina 
 
 Ramsay. Seats — Cultoquhey, Crieff ; Battleby, Redgorton 
 in the county of Perth. 
 
 MAXWELL, quartered by BOYLE and M'CULLOCH. 
 
 MAXWELL, see CONSTABLE-MAXWELL, CON- 
 STABLE-MAXWELL-STUART, FARNHAM, PER- 
 CEVAL-MAXWELL, and WEDDERBURN-MAX- 
 WELL. 
 
 THEODORE MAXWELL, Gentleman, M.D. (Cam- 
 bridge), B.Sc. (London). Bor7i March 29, 1847, being the 
 only son of the late Rev. Edward Maxwell of Ballyrollv, co. 
 Down, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), 
 
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 formerly Rector of High Reding, Essex, by his wife Mary 
 Hogg, dau. of Alexander Jaffray Nicholson, M.D., of 
 Dublin. Armorial bearings (1542) —Argent, a saltire sable, 
 
 a chief paly of six of the first and second, a mullet for dif- 
 ference. Mantling gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head erased proper, a mullet for 
 difference as in the arms. Motto - "Je suis pret." Mar- 
 ried, Sept. 9, 1873, Elizabeth Eyre, second dau. of John 
 Eyre Ashhy, LL.D. ; and has Issue -Arnold Ashby Max- 
 well, Gentleman, B.Sc. (Victoria), b. Nov. 5, 1874. Estate 
 — BallyroUy, Downpatrick, co. Down. Residence— 2^ The 
 Common, Woolwich. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM EDWARD MAXWELL, Esq., Knight 
 Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, Governor and Commander- 
 in-Chief of the Gold Coast Colony. Bom 1846, being the 
 son of Sir Peter Benson Maxwell; created C.M.G. 1885, 
 and K. C.M.G. 189. Club — Conservative. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, an eagle with two heads displayed 
 sable, beaked and membered gules, surmounted of a shield 
 of the first, charged with a saltire of the second, thereon 
 a hedgehog or, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon of the order, and pendent below his badge as a 
 K. C.M.G. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a mount thereon a holly bush 
 and a stag lodged all proper. Motto — "Reviresco. " Mar- 
 ried, 1870, Lilias Grant, dau. of the Reverend J. Aberigh- 
 Mackay, Doctor of Divinity. Postal address — Government 
 House, Accra, West Africa. 
 
 j|^ WILLIAM HENRY MAXWELL, Esquire, Admiral 
 ^P Royal Navy. Born June 13, 1840, being the eldest 
 son of the late Lt.-Col. Charles Francis Maxwell and his 
 wife Thomasine Ionia, dau. of the late Col. Sir Fred. 
 Hankey, G. C.M.G. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 
 double-headed eagle displayed sable, beaked and membered 
 gules, upon its breast an escutcheon of the first, charged 
 with a saltire of the second, surcharged in the centre with a 
 hurcheon or, all within a bordure parted per pale of the 
 third and compony of the second and first. Mantling 
 sable, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 an eagle rising proper. Motto — "Reviresco." Married, 
 Dec. 13^ 1871, Catherine Penelope, eldest dau. of Col.' 
 Fred. Thomas Maitland, grandson of General the Hon; ' 
 Sir Alexander Maitland, Bart., fifth son of the 6th Earl dj[ 
 Lauderdale ; and has Issue — Charles Frederick MaitlapS 
 Maxwell, Gentleman, M.A. Oxford, b. Feb. 15, 1874; and 
 Emily Ionia. Residence — Holywych, Cowden, Kent. Club 
 — United Service. 
 
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 M JOHN HEKON MAXWKLl^HKRON. Ksquire. J.P. 
 
 O and 1>. h. for cos. Kirkcudbright and Wigtown, 
 Ute Captain ist Royal Soots (Lothian) Regt., M.P. for 
 Stcwmtry of Kirkcmibright 1880-85. Horn S«?pt. 5, 1836, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. Michael Nlaxwell- 
 Heron of Heron, J.l*., Vicar of Heddon-on-the-Wall, 
 Newcastle, by his wife Charlotte Frances, eldest dau. of 
 Captain F. w. Burgoyne. R.N., second son of Sir John 
 Burgoynr, 7th Hart., of Sutton Park, co. Bedford. Ar- 
 morial bearings Argent, two lions combatant, support- 
 ing tietween their paws a rose gulos, stalked ami leaved 
 vert. Mantung gulcs, doubled argent. Orest— On a 
 wretith of his liveries, a dcmi-lion holding in the dexter 
 paw a cross flory. Mottoes -"Ad ardua tendit," and 
 "Par valeur." Supporters (as head of the family)— 
 "Two herons." Marrted, November 12, 1868, Mar- 
 guerita, second dau. of William St.-uicomb of Blounts 
 Court, Deviies; and has Issue— [\) Guy Heron Maxwell- 
 Heron, Gentleman, LJeut. ^rd Batt. South Wales Bor- 
 derers, b. June 1871 ; <a) Basil Charles Montagu Maxwell- 
 Heron, Gentleman, e. June 1878; and Violet Bridget 
 Heron. Address— C/«*— Junior United Service. 
 
 MAYHEW (/**»/. Henry III.). Gules, a chevron vair 
 between three ducal coronets or. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's 
 
 head erased gules, armed and maned or, charged on 
 the neck with a chevron as in the arms. Motto— "Sola 
 in Deo salus." Livery— XizxV blue piped with red. 
 
 Sons of John Mayhew, Gentleman, of Colchester, after- 
 wards of Piatt Bridge, Lanes., b. 1813; d. 1871 ; m. 
 1834, Elizabeth, only child of John Rapley of Waltham 
 Abbey, Essex : — 
 
 Walter Mayhew, Esq., J. P. co. Lanes., b. 1838 ; m. 1861, 
 Annie (rf. 1898), d. and coh. of John Sumner of Haigh House, 
 Lanes. ; and has had issue -(i) Perceval Sumner Mayhew, 
 Gentleman, b. 1864; Lily Gwendoline [»«. 1891, George 
 Murray] ; and Mabel Ethelind, d. 1903 \m. 1891, Major 
 Halford C. Vaughan Harrison, R.F.A.]. 5(ra/— Duxbury 
 Park, Chorley. Lanes. C/«*— Junior Carlton. 
 
 Arthur Mayhewe, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Sussex, J P 
 Eastbourne, b. 1843; m. ist, 1874, Alexa Edith Chrissie 
 («• 1877). d. of James Wright of Femtower House, co. 
 Perth ; and, 1883, Paulina Hope, d. of Charles Vander- 
 Meulen Robertson of Nairn, by Harriet his wife, d. of S. 
 Hope, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Liverpool ; and has issue- 
 Keith Guy Mayhewe, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; and (by ist mar ) 
 Edith Dorothy [w. 1902, Capt. Francis J, Maitland, J.P., of 
 Foston Place, Sussex]; and Marjory Isobel \tn. 1902 
 William Henry Ralston, Esq., J. P., of Streatlam co' 
 Durham]. J<a/— Wyfolds, Eastbourne. C/k^— Arthur's 
 
 Horace Mayhew. Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Flint (High 
 
 Sheriff 1904), J.P. Lanes., b. 1845; m. ist, 1870, Mary 
 Helena, d. of Rev. T. Dixon, D. D., Fellow of Jesus Coll., 
 Camb. ; and, Mabel lileanor, d. of late J. (J. Joyce of 
 Whitchurch ; and has issue — (i) Horace Dixon Mayhew, 
 Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. Roy. Welsh Fus., b. 1874; (2) John 
 Dixon Mayhew, Gentleman, Lieut. Denbighsh. Hussars, b, 
 1884; (3) Geoffrey Dixon Mayhew, Gentleman, b. 1886; 
 (4) Arthur Joyce Mayhew, b. 1889 ; (5) Cecil William 
 Mayhew, b. 1896 ; Edith Dixon \m. W. Beckton of 
 Halesworth Hall, Norfolk] ; Jessie Dixon [w. Ernest Bate- 
 son of Hill House, co. Chester]; Helena Dixon; and 
 Judith. Seal — Broughton Hall, Flintshire. 
 
 ANTHONY LAX MAYNARD. Es(|uire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Durham, late 
 flIftflMUflfti Master of the North Durham Foxhounds. 
 V^%Xy\\\X\.\J jj^f,.,, Noveml>er 22, 1814, l)eing the eldest 
 son of the late John Charles Maynard of 
 Skiningrovc, and of Harlsey Hall, in the county of York, by 
 his wife Catherine Grace, daughter of the late John Easteiby, 
 Esquire, of Skiningrove. Armorial bearings— He l)ears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent on a chevron vert, between 
 three sinister hands couped at the wrist gules, five ermine 
 spots or (for Maynard) ; 2 and 3, barry of six erminois and 
 gules, on a chief azure, three catherine-wheels or (for l^x), 
 impaling the arms of Ridley, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules 
 on a chevron between three falcons argent, as many pellets 
 (for RidleyJ ; 2 and 3 argent, three cocks' heads erased sable 
 (for White) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag trippant or, gorged with a collar invected argent, 
 fimbriated sable; with the Motto, " Manus justa nardus." 
 Married, firstly, June 14, 1843, Elizabeth Jane, eldest 
 daughter of George Hatton Wilkinson, Esquire, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, of Harperly Park, in the county of Durham (she 
 died 1872); secondly, 1873, Edith Harriet, eldest daughter 
 of the Reverend Henry Richard Ridley. By his first mar- 
 riage he has Issue— (\) Anthony Charles Hilton Maynard, 
 Gentleman, born June 7, i860 [married, 1890, .'\nnie Evelyn, 
 eldest daughter of the Reverend H. A. Milton, Master of 
 Sherburne Hospital] ; and by his second marriage, (2) Henry 
 Easterby Maynard, Gentleman, born July g, 1876. Estate 
 — Skiningrove, in the county of York. 
 
 EDMUND ANTHONY JEFFERSON MAYNARD, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Derby, Lord 
 of the Manor of Nether Padley. Bom 1861, being the only 
 
 son of the late Edmund Gilling Maynard, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of Chesterfield, by his 
 second wife Ann, eldest daughter of John Jell of Dover, in 
 
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 the county of Kent. Livery — Light drab, with dark green 
 collar and cuffs. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent on a chevron vert, between three 
 sinister hands couped at the wrist gules, five ermine spots 
 or (for Maynard) ; 2 and 3, barry of six erminois and gules, 
 on a chief azure three catherine-wheels or (for Lax) ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag trippant 
 or, gorged with a collar invected argent, fimbriated sable ; 
 with the Motto, " Manus justa nardus." Married, April 
 2, 1887, Margaret Blanche, elder daughter of R. S. Wilmot- 
 Sitwell of Stainsby House, Smalley, in the county of Derby ; 
 and has had Issue — (i) Anthony Lax Maynard, Gentleman, 
 born 1889 ; (2) Richard Sacheverell Maynard, Gentleman, 
 born October 9, 1892, died January 14, 1893 ; (3) John Wil- 
 mot Maynard, Gentleman, born June 8, 1896; Dorothy 
 Margaret ; aud Winifred May. Estates — Nether Padley and 
 at Chesterfield, both in the county of Derby. Postal address 
 — Egginton Hall, Burton-on-Trent. 
 
 OTWAY MAYNE, Esquire, late Major 2nd Norfolk 
 Regt. , Chief Constable of co. of Bucks. Born 1855, being 
 the only son of the late Major Henry Otway Mayne of 
 " Mayne's Horse," by his wife Mary Ewer Turner, younger 
 dau. of the late Jacob Turner, B.C.S. Club — Naval and 
 Military. Livery — Dark navy blue. Armorial bearings 
 (L.O. , 1730) — Argent, a chevron gules, voided of the field, 
 between two pheons in chief sable and a fleur-de-lis in 
 base azure, all within a bordure wavy of the last. Mantling^ 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a dexter hand issuing from the torse holding a plain cross 
 gules ; and in an escroll above this Motto, " Virtuti fortuna 
 comes." Married, Jan. 1894, Helena E., younger dau. of the 
 Venble. H. R. Nevill, Archdeacon of Norfolk, and Canon of 
 Norwich Cathedral. Residence — Walton Lodge, Aylesbiiry. 
 
 MAZE, see BLACKBURNE-MAZE. 
 
 MCCGWIRE (U.O.). Vert, a white horse fully capari- 
 soned, thereon a knight in complete armour, in the dexter 
 hand a sword all proper. Mantling^ vert and argent. 
 Crest — On a ducal coronet or, a stag statant proper, 
 collared and lined gold. Mottoes — "Fortitude et justitia," 
 " Virtus et fortitudo invincibilia sunt." 
 
 Son of William John MccGwire of Carrigbawn, nr. 
 
 Rostrevor, tn. 1828, Lady Mary Annesley, only d. of 
 
 the 3rd Earl of Annesley : — 
 Major-Gen. Edward Thomas St. Lawrence MccGwire, 
 heir male and representative of the Chiefs of Fermanagh, 
 b. 1830. Res. — 22 Alfred Place West, London, S.W. 
 
 Son of Samuel Edward MccGwire, Esq. , J. P. , of 
 
 Clonea House (High Sheriff 1869), b. ; d. 1886; 
 
 VI. 1852, Charlotte. Maria, d. of Rt. Hon. Sir William 
 
 MacMahon, Bart., Master of the Rolls in Ireland: — 
 William Walter MccGwire, Gentleman, b. 1853. Seat — 
 Clonea House, Dungarvan, co. Waterford. 
 
 MEADE, quartered by RYE. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS MEADE, Esquire. Born 1881 
 being the only son of the late Hon. Sir Robert Henry 
 Meade, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, by his wife Caroline Georgiana, dau. of the late 
 Charles William Grenfell, M.P. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, gules, a chevron ermine between three 
 trefoils slipped argent (for Meade) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i. and 
 iiii., azure, three peewits argent (for Magill), ii. and iii. per 
 chevron argent, and vert, three hinds trippant proper (for 
 Hawkins). Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle with two heads displayed 
 sable, armed or. 
 
 JOHN JOSIAS MEADE, Gentleman. Born Sept. 
 26, 1858, being the eldest surviving son of the late John 
 Meade, Esquire, J. P., by his wife Eliza, dau. of Richard 
 Meade of Dublin. Armorial bearing^ — Gules, a chevron 
 ermine, between three trefoils slipped argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle displayed with two heads sable. Motto — " Toujours 
 pret." Seat — Ballintober, Ballinhassig, co. Cork. 
 
 JOHN PERCY MEADE, Esquire, D.L. for co. Down, 
 J. P. Norfolk and Suffolk. Bom May 17, 1847, being the 
 
 eldest son of John Meade, Esq., late 43rd Light Infantry, 
 by his wife Elvira, second dau. of Robert Ibbetson, 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, Carlton. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i ana 4 grand quarters, gules, a chevron ermine 
 between three trefoils slipped argent (for Meade) ; 2 and 
 3 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii. azure, three pewits 
 argent (for Magill) ; ii. and iii. per chevron argent and 
 vert, three hinds trippant proper (for Hawkins), a crescent 
 for difference; impaling the arms of Johnson- Walsh, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, argent a fesse gules, between 
 six martlets sable ; 2 and 3 sable, on a saltire argent, 
 between three towers in chief and flanks or, in flames 
 proper, and in base two tilting-spears in saltire also proper, 
 
 five cocks gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — An 
 eagle displayed with two heads sable. Motto — "Toujours 
 Pr$t" (or "Prest"). Married, Jan. 2, 1894, Helena 
 Frances, dau. of Sir Allen Johnson- Walsh, Bart., of Bally- 
 kilcavan. Queen's Co. ; and has Issue — (i) John Windham 
 Meade, Gentleman, b. Nov. 28, 1894 ; (2) Robert Percy 
 Meade, Gentleman, b. May 15, 1896 ; and Helena Theo- 
 dosia Kathleen. 6Va/j — Earsham Hall, Norfolk; Burren- 
 wood, CO. Down. 
 
 RICHARD JOHN MEADE, Esquire, B.A., J. P. co. 
 Cork. Born April 18, 1865, being the second son of the 
 late Adam Newman Meade, by his wife Louisa Sophia, 
 dau. of Daniel Conner of Manch, co. Cork. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chevron ermine, between three trefoils 
 slipped argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed with two heads 
 sable. Motto — " Toujours pret." Seat — Ballymartle, Kin- 
 sale, CO. Cork. 
 
 The Rt. Rev. WILLIAM EDWARD MEADE, D.D. 
 (Dublin), Bishop of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross (1894), formerly 
 Rector of Ardtrea, Prebendary of Armagh, Canon of St. 
 Patrick's, Treasurer of Armagh, and Archdeacon of Armagh. 
 Born Feb. 24, 1832, being the son of the Rev. William 
 Meade, Rector of Inchinabacky, by Anne his wife, dau. 
 of Robert Boyle Warren of Kinsale. Armorial bearings 
 
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 (beinu the ;irmi of ihe See of Cork) Argent, a cross pat*e 
 guU-s. cItutKnl Willi a iro^icr in \mU', enliled with ft mitre 
 or, iniiMling (his |)crsoni\l arms ol Meade) gules, a clicvron 
 ermine, bclwoen three trrfoils slip|)od argent, the escutcheon 
 being surmounted by his mitre. Married, July 7, 1864, 
 Mary Ferrier, dau. of Kleelwixxl Churchill, M.D., of St. 
 Stephen's Green, Dublin. ktsitirHce—T\\c Palace, Cork. 
 6Vii*j— University (Ihiblin), County (Cork). 
 
 Rkv. FREDERICK MEADE-KING, M.A. Oxon., 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Stoke Courcy, co. Somerset, 
 J. P. for that county. Horn Nov. 31, 1835, being the 
 third son of the late Richard King Meade-King, Esq., of 
 Walford, Son»erset, J. P. and D.L. for Son>erset, by his 
 wife Catherine, second dau. and co-heir of William Oliver 
 of Hope Corner, Taunton. Armorial toeaxinga— (Quarterly 
 
 I and 4, argent a lion rampant, between three cross crosslets, 
 two and one, sable, and as many escallops, one and two, 
 gules (for King) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a chevron argent, be- 
 tween three leopards' faces or, two arrows in saltire azure, 
 barbed and flighted proper, between two bows chevronways 
 of the fourth, stringed of the field (for Meade). Mantling 
 sable and argent. CJrestS— i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, an arm in bend dexter, coup)ed at the 
 elbow, the hand supporting a tilting-spear erect, the head 
 broken, the arm surmounting a branch of oak in bend 
 sinister, fructed, all proper (for King) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-griffin azure, wings ermine, holding 
 in the dexter claw a fleur-de-lis or (for Meade). HottO — 
 " Cadenti porrigodextram." Married, 1866, Jessie Louisa, 
 eldest dau. of J. C. Warren ; and has Issue— Yo\xx daughters. 
 Postal address — The Vicarage, Stoke Courcy, Somerset. 
 
 HENRY HERBERT MEADE -KING, Gentleman, 
 Solicitor, M.A. (Pembroke Coll.) Oxford. Bom Feb. 16, 
 1837, being the fourth son of the late Richard King 
 Meade- King, Esq., of Walford, Somerset, J. P. and D.L. 
 for Somerset, by his wife Catherine, second dau. and 
 co-heir of William Oliver of Hope Comer, Taunton. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion 
 rampant, between three cross crosslets, two and one. 
 
 sable, and as many escallops, one and two, gules (for 
 King) ; a and 3 gules, on a chevron argent, between three 
 leopards' faces or, two arrows in saltire .izure, Iwrbed and 
 (lighted proper, between two bows chevronways of the 
 fourth, stringed of the ticld (for Meade). Mantling sable 
 and argent. OrestS — i. on a wreath ol the colours, on a 
 mount vert, an arm in bend dexter, couped at the elbow, 
 the hand supporting a tilting-spear erect, the head broken, 
 the arm surmounting a branch of oak in bend sinister, 
 fructed, all proper (for King) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-gritVm azure, wings ermine, holding in the dexter 
 claw a tleur-de-lis or (for Meade). Motto - ' ' Cadenti 
 porrigo dextram." Married, April 30, 1864, Caroline 
 Amelia Carr, dau. of George Carr Clark of Mllinthorpe, 
 Yorks. ; and has Issue — (1) Herbert Edward Meade- King, 
 Gentleman, b. June 5, 1865; (a) Ceorge Cyril Meade- 
 King, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. Sept. 19, 1869; antl Lilian. 
 Postal address— 1<) Royal York Crescent, Clifion, Bristol. 
 
 WALTER MEADE- KING, Esquire. J.P. for co. 
 Somerset, M.A. Oxon. Born April 1842, being the fifth 
 son of the late Richard King Meade- King, Esq., of Wal- 
 ford, Somerset, J.P. and U. L. for Somerset, by his wife 
 Catherine, second dau. and co-heir of William Oliver of 
 Hope Corner, Taunton. Club — Junior Conservative. Ar- 
 morial bearings- Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion ram- 
 pant, between three cross crosslets, two and one, sable, 
 •ind as many escallops, one and two, gules (for King) ; 
 2 and 3 gules, on a chevron argent, between three leopards' 
 faces or, two arrows in saltire azure, barlxid and flighted 
 proper, between two bows chevronways of the fourth, 
 stringed of the field (for Meade). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, an arm in bend dexter, coupied at the elbow, the hand 
 supp>orting a tilting-spear erect, the head broken, the arm 
 surmounting a branch of oak in bend sinister, fructed, all 
 prop>er (for King) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 griffin azure, wings ermine, holding in the dexter claw a 
 fleur-de-lis or (for Meade). MotU> — "Cadenti porrigo 
 dextram." Married, 1866, Louisa {d. 1895), dau. of late 
 H. Liddon of Taunton ; and has with other /ww^— Richard 
 Liddon Meade-King, Gentleman, M.D. Postal address — 
 Baring Crescent, Exeter. 
 
 S WILLIAM OLIVER MEADE -KING, Esquire, 
 J. P., late Major and Honorary Lieut. -Col. 3rd Batt. 
 Somersetshire Light Infantry. Bom March 17, 1833, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late Richard King 
 Meade- King, Esquire, of Walford, by his wife Catherine, 
 second daughter and co-heir of William Oliver of Hope 
 Corner, near Taunton. Armorial bearingrs— He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion rampant between 
 three cross crosslets, two and one sable, and as many escal- 
 lops, one and two gjules (for King) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a 
 chevron argent, between three leopards' faces or, two arrows 
 in saltire azure, barbed and flighted proper, l>etween two 
 tows chevronways of the fourth stringed of the field (for 
 Meade). Mantling sable and argent. Crests i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon an 
 arm in bend dexter, couf)ed at the elbow, the hand 
 supporting a tilting-spear erect the head broken, the arm 
 surmounting a branch of oak fructed in bend sinister 
 all propier (for King) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-griffin azure, wings elevated ermine, in the dexter 
 claw a fleur-de-lis or (for Meade). Motto— " Cadenti 
 porrigo dextram." Married, June 18, 1857, Mary Mus- 
 grave, daughter of William lieadon, Esquire, of Otterhead, 
 near Honiton, in the county of Devon, Justice of the Peace ; 
 and has Issue — William Oliver Evelyn Meade- King, Gentle- 
 man, born Decemljer 14, 1858 ; and a daughter. Residence 
 — Walford, near Taunton, in the county of Somerset. Club 
 — Windham. 
 
 MEADE-KING (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, 
 a lion rampant, between three cross crosslets, two and one, 
 sable, and as many escallops, one and two, gules (for 
 King) ; 2 and 3, gules, on a chevron argent, between three 
 leopards' faces or, two arrows in saltire azure, barbed and 
 flighted proper, between two bows chevronways of the 
 fourth, stringed of the field (for Meade). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, an arm in bend dexter, coup>ed at the elbow, 
 the hand supporting a tilling-si)ear erect, the head broken, 
 the arm surmounting a branch of oak in bend sinister, 
 
 J^ is tbe MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 fructed, all proper (for King) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-griffin azure, wings ermine, lidding in 
 
 the dexter claw a fleur-de-lis or (for Meade). Hotto — 
 "Cadenti porrigo dextram." 
 
 Son of Henry Warren Meade- King, Esq., J.P,, b. 
 
 1817 ; d. 1901 ; m. 28 Sept. 1847, Marion, d. of Joseph 
 
 Higgin of Manchester :— 
 Richard Robert Meade - King, Gentleman, b. 20 June 
 1850. Postal add. — West Derby, Liverpool. Clubs — 
 National Liberal and Liverpool Reform. 
 
 EDMUND GUSTAVUS BLOOMFIELD MEADE- 
 WALDO, Esquire, J.P. co. Kent, Lord of the Manor 
 of Hever-Brocas. Born Feb. 8, 1855, being the only 
 son of the late Edmund Waldo Meade-Waldo, Esq., J. P., 
 
 flate ist Life Guards, by his first wife Harriette Ellen, dau. 
 
 'of Henry Owen Becher of Aughadown, co. Cork. Armo- 
 
 irial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, a bend azure be- 
 tween three leopards' faces gules (for Waldo) ; 2 and 3 per 
 
 [ pale sable and ermine, a chevron between three trefoils 
 slipped, an eagle's head erased in the chief point all 
 counterchanged (for Meade). Mantling azure and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head sable, 
 
 ; erased ermine, gorged with an Eastern crown argent, hold- 
 in its beak two trefoils slipped of the last (for Waldo) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a double-headed eagle dis- 
 played or, charged on the breast with a quatrefoil sable, 
 resting its claws on two shields of the second, each charged 
 with a trefoil slipped argent (for Meade). Mottoes — " Tou- 
 jours prest,"' "Mens conscia recti." Married, March 2, 
 1880, Ada Coralie, dau. of the Right Hon. Sir Richard 
 Baggallay, Lord- Justice of Appeal ; and has Isszte — (i) 
 Edmund Richard Meade- Waldo, Gentleman, Rifle Brigade, 
 
 .b. Feb. 17, 1881 ; (2) Geoffrey Meade- Waldo, Gentleman, 
 
 \b. Jan. 8, 1884; Florence Coralie; and Harriette Dorothy. 
 
 {£j^a/«— Stonewall Park, co. Kent; and Hever Castle, co. 
 
 I Kent ; and Glascwm, Radnorshire. Postal address — 
 
 [Stonewall Park, Edenbridge, co. Kent. 
 
 RICHARD MEARES, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a ship with three masts, sails furled and 
 shrouded sable, in the dexter chief point a crescent gules 
 for difference. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, on waves of the sea, a mermaid 
 proper. Motto— "Omnia Providentiae committo." Resi- 
 dence — New York. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT MEARES, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Graduate in Arts of the Royal University, Ireland. 
 
 Born Dec. 8, 1837, being the eldest son of the late George 
 Meares, by his wife Martha, dau. of John Ronaldson. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a ship with three masts, 
 sails furled and shrouded sable, in the dexter chief point a 
 crescent gules for difference. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on waves of 
 the sea, a mermaid proper. Motto — ' ' Omnia providentiae 
 committo." Married, July 9, 1868, Anna, dau. of the late 
 George Crawley of Killen, co. Armagh ; and has Issue — 
 (i) George Munro Meares, Gentleman, b. July 30, 1871 ; 
 (2I Alfred Robert Meares, Gentleman, b. March 4, 1873; 
 (3) Richard James Meares, Gentleman, b. July 22, 1878. 
 Residence — Delaniare House, Stewartstown, co. Tyrone. 
 
 MEDHOP, quartered by HUTCHINSON - LLOYD- 
 VAUGHAN and LLOYD- VAUGHAN. 
 
 MEDHURST, quartered by WHELER. 
 
 MEDLEY, quartered by FOLJAMBE. 
 
 MEDWIN, see GARDNER-MEDWIN. 
 
 MEE (9 Dec. 1865). Per pale or and sable, a cross 
 patonce between three escallops counterchanged. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a stag at gaze proper, 
 charged on the body with two escallops sable, resting the 
 dexter foot on an escutcheon or, charged with a cross 
 patonce also sable. Motto — " x'^/"''"' Oeou elfil S el/xi." 
 
 Sons of the late Rev. John Mee, M.A. (Oxon. and 
 Cantab.), by Eleanor, d. of Henry Flower : — 
 
 Rev. John Henry Mee, M.A., D. Mus. (Oxon.), b. 1852; 
 m. 1878, Alice Anne, younger d. and coheir of George 
 Marten; and has issue — Bridget Eleanor. Pes. — The 
 Chantry, West bourne, Sussex ; Holywell House, Oxford. 
 
 Rev. Edward Melford Mee, M.A. (Oxon.),^. 1854; m. 
 and has issue. ^«.— Rockboume, Salisbury. 
 
 S CHARLES MEEKING, Esquire, J.P. co. Bucks, 
 High Sheriff 1887, Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. (late 
 3rd Bait. Oxfordshire Light Infantry), Barrister-at-Law, 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Cantab. Born Sept. 9, 1839, being the 
 only son of the late Charles Meeking of Richings Park, 
 
 by his wife Charlotte Spencer (deceased), eldest dau. of the 
 late Rev. John Charles Williamson, Rector of Sherrington, 
 Bucks. Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge University, Wel- 
 lington, Royal Thames Yacht, Royal Victoria Yacht. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a chevron azure, between in 
 chief two sprigs of laurel proper and in base a lion rampant 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 ngArdani Rtiles, a dove of the field between two bezants, 
 impaling (he arni!> of Tower, namely snhle, ii tower or, 
 charged with :i phfon of the held within n lK>rdurc of the 
 second, cluirjjcd with ten cross crosslets also ol the field. 
 Mantling mure and or ; nnd for his Onst, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a niount vert, charged with three bezants, 
 a dove between two laurel branches or. Motto — "Sola 
 Veritas inviita." Atarried, May 27, 1863, Adelaide Caroline 
 (who died Dec. ao, 1903), lourth dau. of the late Christopher 
 Tower of Huntsniore I'ark, Bucks, and Weald Hall, Essex 
 (by his wife I^dy Sophia Frances Cust, eldest dau. of John, 
 1st Earl Brownlow); and has Issue — (i) Bertram Charles 
 Christopher Spt ncer Meeking, Gentleman, Capt. loth Royal 
 Hussars, b. March 24, 1864 [m., July aa, 1893, Violet 
 Charlotte, eldest dau. of John Fletcher of Saltoun, N.B.], 
 and died of enteric whilst on active service at Bloemfontein, 
 S. Africa, April 16, 1900 ; (a) Hume Francis Meeking, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 13, 1874 ; (3) Kenneth Charles Edward 
 Meeking, Gentleman, and Lieut. Grenadier Guards, b. 
 April 9, 1880, died on active service of enteric at Bethlehem, 
 South Africa, Feb. 3, 190a; Adelaide Maud Sophia [»i., 
 Dec. II, 190a, Hon. Henry Yarde-Buller, Major Rifle 
 Brigade] ; and Mildred Charlotte (died unmarried, May 15, 
 1893!. iVu/— Richings Park, Colnbrook, Bucks. Town 
 resiJence — 31 Belgrave Square, London. 
 
 WILLIAM MELLOR MEIGH, Esquire. J. P. co. Staf- 
 ford. Bom 1841, being the only son of William Mellor 
 Meigh, Esq., J. P., of Ash Hall, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. 
 of Samuel Goodman. Armorial bearing^ — Gules, on a 
 cross engrailed between four boars' heads erased argent, 
 three blackbirds in fesse prop)er, and two crosses patte 
 fitch^ at the foot azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant or, holding in 
 the dexter paw a cross (lat^e as in the arms, the sinister paw 
 resting on an anchor proper, pendent therefrom by a chain 
 or, an escutcheon gules, charged with a boar's head erased 
 argent. Motto — " Benigno numine." Married, 1866, 
 Anita Maria, eldest dau. of Joseph Peake of Stoneyfields, 
 Newcastle, Staffordshire ; and has Issue — (i) William Alfred 
 Meigh, Gentleman, b. June 4, 1867; (2) Walter Henry 
 Meigh, Gentleman, b. July 5, 1869 ; (3) Reginald Meigh, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 13, 1872 ; (4) Charles Harold Meigh, 
 Gentleman, b. March 5, 1892 ; and Florence Anita. Seat- 
 Ash Hall, Bucknall, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 
 GEORGE AUGUSTUS MEIN, Esquire, M.D. (Uni- 
 versity of Edinburgh), J. P. of New South Wales. Bom 
 Dec. 27, i8a3, being the eldest son of the late Lt.-Col. 
 
 Nicol Alexander Mein of the 43rd (Monmouthshire) Light 
 Infantry, Armorial bearing^ — Azure, on a fesse em- 
 battled ermine, between six cross crosslets fitch^e or, a 
 tiger's head affront^e vert, striped and crowned with an 
 
 Eastern crown gold, between two eagles displayed of the 
 last, a canton of the second, thereon pendent from a riband 
 gules a representation of the medal struck to commemorate 
 the capture of Seringapatam, encircled by the word " Ser- 
 ingapatani " in letters of gold. Mantling azure nnd argent. 
 Orett — Out of a mural crown or, a dexter hand issuant 
 charged with a human eye proper, surmounting three 
 swords, one in pale and two in saltire also proper, pommels 
 and hilts gold, the upper parts of the blades encircled by a 
 wreath of laurel vert. Motto — " Manus h.x-c inimica 
 tyrannis." Married, 1861, Jane Hetherington, dau. of the 
 late Edmund Gibsone, Esq., C.E., of Penton House, co. 
 Cumberland; and has Issue— (i) Pulteney Mein, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 7, 1876: (a) Douglas Mein, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. s, 1878; Beatrice Helena [m. James Cox, M.D., of 
 Collins Street, Melbourne, and has issue, one son] ; Augusta 
 Nicola [m., April as, 1888, Stuart Brownrigg Leishman, 
 Esq., ol Lome, Queensland]; and Annie Mary Agnes. 
 Residences — Falkenstein, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria ; 
 Moolpa, New South Wales, Australia. Clubs — Melbourne, 
 Australian. 
 
 S AUSTIN MELDON, Esquire, F.R.C.S., D.L., thrice 
 President of L.M.A., thirty-five years Surgeon to 
 Jervis Street Hospital. Armorial bearings -Vert, a dexter 
 hand couped argent, between three crescents or, issuant 
 therefrom as many estoiles of the second. Mantling vert 
 and argent. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 hand proper, surmounted by a crescent or, therefrom issuant 
 an estoile argent. Motto— "Pro fide et patria." Married,^ 
 Catharine, dau. of Augustus Welby Pugin ; and has IssutX 
 — George E. Pugin Meldon, Gentleman ; and Mary] 
 Kathleen. Kesidences—i^ Merrion Square, Dublin; and' 
 Murray's Hill, Killiney, 
 
 JAMES CHARLES WILLIAM MELDON, Gentleman 
 Born 1873, being the son of the late Charles Henry Meldon,| 
 Esq., Q.C., J. P. and D.L. for co. Dublin, J. P. for cos,j 
 Kildare, Gal way, Meath, Clare, and Mestmeath, and hisl 
 wife Ada, eldest dau. of the late William Hodgens of New- j 
 ton House, Blackrock. Armorial bearings — Vert, a dex- 
 ter hand couped argent, between three crescents or, issuantl 
 therefrom as many estoiles of the second. Mantling vert] 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter J 
 hand proper, surmounted by a crescent or, therefrom issuantl 
 an estoile argent. Motto — " Pro fide et patria." Seat — ] 
 Newton House, co. Dublin. Married, 1894, HarrietteJ 
 eldest dau. of the late William Austin Colclough of Clif^ 
 House, Dalkey ; and has with other Issue — Charles Viviani 
 Meldon, Gentleman. Residence — 58 Upper Leeson Street,! 
 Dublin. 
 
 MELDRUM, quartered by SETON. 
 
 MELENT, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 ALFRED MELLER, Esquire, (late) Hon. Major 3rd 
 Batt. Norfolk Regiment, J. P. for co. of Suflolk, B.A.' 
 Trin. Coll., 1873. Born June 21, 1849, being the eldest sonj 
 of Rev. Thomas William Meller, late Rector of Woodridge, | 
 CO. Suffolk, by his wife Emma, dau. of William Edwards,] 
 Framlingham. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a pile 
 sable, between two flaunches of the last a cross couped ofl 
 the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath [ 
 of the colours, an escutcheon sable, thereon a cross couped 
 as in the arms, between two wings argent, each charged 
 with a fesse engrailed also sable. Married, June 5, 1883, 
 Edith Marie, dau. of Col. George Brudenel Sherard. Judge 
 Advocate-General, Madras Presidency ; and has Issue — (il 
 Sherard Alfred Meller, Gentleman, b. May 3, 1885 ; (2) 
 Robert William Meller, Gentleman, b. Sept. 3, 1886 ; Edith 
 May; and Ivy Linton. Seat — The Limes, Rushmere, 
 Ipswich. 
 
 WALTER CLIFFORD MELLER, Gentleman. Born 
 April 18, 1848, being the only surviving son of the late 
 Walter Meller, Esq., M.P. for Stafford, J. P. and D.L., 
 Royalty of the Tower, Capt. Commandant ist Surrey 
 Light Horse Volunteers, Hon. Col. Tower Hamlets Artil- 
 lery Volunteers, by his wife Elizabeth, youngest dau. of 
 Thomas and Mary Peters of The Grange, Kilburn, co. 
 Middlesex. Armorial bearingrs —Argent, on a pile sable, 
 between two flaunches of the last, a cross couped of the 
 first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wTcath of 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 the colours, an escutcheon sable, thereon a cross couped as 
 in the arms, between two wings argent, each charged with 
 a fesse engrailed also sable. Married, April 20, 1896, 
 Lady Helen Blanche Stewart, eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Randolph, 9th Earl of Galloway. Residence— \'2 Hyde 
 Park Place, London. 
 
 JOSEPH WILLIAM MELLES, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the cos. of Essex and Argyll, Master of Arts of 
 the University of Edinburgh, late Captain ist Hertford 
 shire Volunteer Battalion (Bedfordshire Regiment), eldest 
 son of the late William Melles, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace, by his wife Margaret Coulter, daughter of Richard 
 Meikle. Clubs — Junior Carlton, University (Edinburgh). 
 Lively — Dark green, with silver buttons. Armorial teax- 
 ings He bears for Anns: Vert, on a pale between two 
 
 cinquefoils argent, a fir-tree eradicated proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 iveries is set for Crest, a fir-tree erect and eradicated proper ; 
 ind in an escroU over the same this Motto, " Usque fidelis." 
 Married, March 22, 1882, Mary, third daughter of Andrew 
 Roddick; and has Issue — (i) William Eugene Melles, 
 Gentleman, born January 17, 1883, 2nd Lieut. Royal Scots 
 Greys ; (2) Gordon Frank Melles, Gentleman, born Sep- 
 tember 3, 1885, Lieut. 5th Battalion Northumberland 
 Fusiliers ; Margaret Mary ; and Doris Gracie Eraser. Es- 
 tates — Sewardstone Lodge, Sewardstone, in the county of 
 Essex; Gruline, Aros, Isle of Mull, in the county of Argyll. 
 Postal address — Gruline, Aros, Isle of Mull. 
 
 MELLIAR, see FOSTER-MELLIAR. 
 
 MELLOR. Per fesse dancett6 sable and argent, three 
 mascles fesseways in chief of the last and as many ring- 
 ousels also fesseways in base 'proper. Majitling sable and 
 argent. Crest — -In front of a bull's head erased argent, 
 between the horns a mascle| sable, three mascles fesseways 
 of the last. Motto — " Ad meliora." 
 
 Soniof late Rt. Hon. Sir John Mellor, P.C, Judge 
 
 of the High Court of Justice, b. 1809 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1832, 
 
 Elizabeth iCook, d. of William Mosely of Peckham 
 
 Rye, Surrey: — 
 
 F. H. Mellor, Esq., K.C., Barrister-at-Law, Recorder 
 
 of Preston, b. . Res. — 143 Gloucester Terrace, 
 
 London, W. ; The Haye, Sherborne St. John, Basingstoke. 
 
 Club — New University. 
 
 ALFRED MELLOR, Esq., J. P. for cos. Devon and 
 Somerset, late of the 8th (the King's) Regt. of Foot. Born 
 May 18, 1842, being the fourth son of the late Right Hon. 
 Sir John Mellor, P.C, Q.C., by his wife Elizabeth Cooke, 
 
 only dau. of William Moseley of Peckham Rye, Surrey. 
 Club — Junior United Service. Armorial bearings — Per 
 fesse dancettde sable and argent, three mascles fesseways 
 in chief of the last, and as many ring-ousels also fesseways 
 in base proper. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bull's 
 head erased argent, between the horns a mascle sable, 
 three mascles fesseways of the last. Motto — "Ad meliora." 
 Married, firstly, Sept 4, Ellen (who died 1880), dau. of 
 Charles Paget, Esq., J. P., D.L. ; and by her has Issue — 
 Six daus. He married secondly, Emma Seddon, dau. of 
 John Jones, P'.A.S.L. , of Gloucester, and has issue — Philip 
 Seddon Mellor, Gentleman, b. Oct. 24, 1882. Residence — 
 68 Redcliffe Gardens. S.W. 
 
 JAMES ROBERT MELLOR, Esq., LL.M., King's 
 Coroner and Attorney, and Master of the Crown Office, 
 Royal Courts of Justice, Master of the Supreme Court. 
 Born May 4, 1839, being the third son of the late Right 
 Hon. Sir John Mellor, P.C, Q.C, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Cooke, only dau. of William Moseley of Peckham Rye, 
 Surrey. Livery -Q,\2ccex with silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearings Per fesse dancettde sable and argent, three 
 mascles fesseways in chief of the last, and as many ring- 
 ousels also fesseways in base proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a bull's head erased argent, between the horns a 
 mascle sable, three mascles fesseways of the last. Motto — 
 "Ad meliora." Married, Oct. 29, 1868, Anne Jane, eldest 
 dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Shaw of Everton, Lanes. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) James Gilbert Shaw Mellor, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law, B.A., LL.B. (Cantab.), 1^. Mar. 29, 1872; 
 (2) Alfred Shaw Mellor, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab.), b. Dec. 
 24, 1875 ; (3) John Francis Shaw Mellor, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug, 27, 1879 ; Isabel Catherine ; Ada Dorothea : Maria 
 Florence; Beatrice Alice, i'^a/— Ditchfield Hall, Ditton, 
 Lanes. Residence — 16 Craven Hill Gardens, London, W, 
 Club— New University. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable JOHN WILLIAM 
 MELLOR, P.C, Member of the Privy Council, M.P., 
 Barrister-at-Law Inner Temple i860, a Q.C. 1875, and 
 a Bencher 1877; J. P., D.L., and Dep. Chni. of Quarter 
 Sessions for Somerset, a J. P. for Devon, and Hon. Member 
 of New York State Bar Asso. ; was Judge Advocate-Gen. 
 Feb. to July 1886 ; Chm. of Committee of Ways and Means 
 and Dep. Speaker of House of Commons 1893 to 1895. 
 Born July 26, 1835, being the eldest son of the late Right 
 Hon. Sir John Mellor, P.C., Judge of His Majesty's High 
 Court of Justice, of Kingsdowne, Kent, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Cook, dau. of William Moseley of Peckham Rye, Surrey. 
 Club— Brooks's. Livery — Clnret. Armorial bearings — 
 Per fesse dancett^e sable and argent, three mascles fesseways 
 in chief of the last, and as many ring-ousels also fesseways in 
 base proper. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 in front of a bull's head erased argent, between the horns a 
 mascle sable, three mascles fesseways of the last. Married, 
 Sept. 27, i860, Caroline [d. 1900), dau. of Charles Pnget, 
 Esq. , M. P. , D. L. , J. P. , of Ruddington Grange, Notts ; and 
 has Issue — (i) John Paget Mellor, Gentleman \in. Mabel, 
 dau. of G. S. Pearce-Serocold] ; (2) Godfrey W. Paget 
 Mellor, Gentleman \m. Norah, dau. of Sir Francis B. Alston, 
 K.C.M.G.] ; (3) Rev. Wilfred Paget Mellor, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders; (4) Claud Paget Mellor, Gentleman ; (5) Sydney 
 Paget Mellor, Gentleman; Elllen Mabel Sjn., 1898, Com- 
 mander Marcus Rowley Hill, R.N.]; and Geraldine 
 Elizabeth \m., 1896, Hon. W. H. Goschen]. Estates 
 — Culmhead, Somerset ; Burnworthy, Devon. Postal 
 addresses — Culmhead, Taunton ; 68 St. George's Square, 
 London. S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM MOSELEY MELLOR, Esq., J. P. for Co. 
 Palatine of Chester. Born July 25, 1836, being the second 
 son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir John Mellor, P.C, a Judge 
 of the High Court of Justice, and Member of the Judicial 
 Committee of the Privy Council, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Cooke, only dau. of William Moseley of Peckham Rye, 
 Surrey. Armorial bearings — Per fesse dancett^e sable 
 and argent, three mascles fesseways in chief of the last, 
 and as many ring-ousels also fesseways in base proper. 
 Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a bull's head erased 
 argent, between the horns a mascle sable, three mascles 
 fesseways of the last. Motto — "Ad meliora." Married^ 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 April lo. 1867, lane (who died 1894), dau. of John Fenton, 
 Eaq., of Crimblc Hnll, Lanes, M.P.. I. P. ; and has surv. 
 /ssm4—{i) William Moselcy Fenton Mellor, Gentleman, 
 i. Feb. 4, 1868 [m., April 39. 1806, Kmily Frances Maxwell, 
 second dau. of Col. Jeremy Taylor Marsh, R.E. , and has 
 issae, William Maxwell Mellor, Gentleman, i. Jan. ao. 
 
 e@en 
 
 1 
 
 Dnet. h»-^^ 
 
 being the son of .Sir Robert Menzies, seventh liaronet, bjM 
 his wife, Annie Balcarrcs, sixth daughter of Major James 
 Stewart-Alston of Urrard ; .succeeded his father in 1903, 
 under the creation of September a, 1665. Annorial 
 bsarings - 1 le liears for Ainu: Argent, a chief gules. 
 
 AD "MGLIORA 
 
 1897] ; (2) Robert Owston Fenton Mellor, Gentleman, 6. 
 ^^75 '< (3) Philip Albert Fenton Mellor, Gentleman, fi. 1880 : 
 Julia Elizabeth Helen Fenton [m., 1899, Capt. Frederick 
 Leigh-Lye, late sth Roy. Irish Fus.] ; Violet Frances Fenton 
 [m., 1902, Rev. Ernest Hugh Wright] ; and Dorothea Jane 
 Fenton. Seat — Lingdale, Claughton, Chester. 
 
 MELVILLE, quartered by BOYLE. 
 
 MELVH^LE, see BALFOUR-MELVILLE. 
 
 5 GEORGE FISHER MELVILLE, Esquire, Sherifif- 
 Substilute of Linlithgowshire (1882-1897), Lt.-Col. 
 commanding 3rd Vol. Batt. Royal Scots Regt. 1888- 1898 
 (retired with permission to retain his rank), has Jubilee Medal 
 of His Majesty's Bodyguard for Scotland (long service 
 medal), B.A. (Oxon.), a Member of the Faculty of Ad- 
 vocates. Born 1841, being the only son of the late Sir John 
 Melville, K.B., W.S., Crown Agent for Scotland, Lord 
 Provost of Edinburgh 1854-60. Livery— (Undress) black; 
 (dress) white with scarlet facings. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a fcsse gules between two hearts in chief of the 
 second and a salmon naiant in base azure. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle 
 rising proper ; and In an escrol over the same this Motto, 
 "Ad altiora tendo." 5<ra/— Springfield, North Berwick. 
 Hesidence — 12 Moray Place, Edinburgh. Clubs — Brooks's, 
 Wellington, University (Edinburgh), New (Edinburgh). 
 
 MENTEITH, quartered by CHINNERY-HALDANE. 
 
 MENVILL, quartered by SALVIN. 
 
 MENZIES,quarteredbyCLAYHILLS-HENDERSON, 
 
 SSiR NEIL JAMES MENZIES, eighth Baronet of 
 that ilk, in the county of Perth, the twenty-fifth chief 
 of Clan Menzies, late Capt. Scots Guards. Born 1855, 
 
 Upon the escutcheon, from which is jjendent by an 
 orange-tawny ribbon his badge as a Baronet of Nova 
 Scotia, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a Saracen's head erased in 
 profile, wreathed round the head proper. Supporters — 
 Two savages, wreathed round the head and loins with 
 leaves all proper. Motto — " Vil God I zal. " Seats — Castle 
 Menzies, Rannoch Lodge, Foss House, and F'arleyer, near 
 Aberfeldy, in the county of Perth. 
 
 M WILLIAM GEORGE STEUART-MENZIES, Es- 
 w quire, of Culdares, co. Perth, J.P, and D.L. for co. 
 
 
 Banff, and J.P. for co. Perth. Born Sept. 28, 1858, being 
 the only son of the late Ronald Steuart-Menzies of Culdares 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
 
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 and Cardney, by tiis wife Marjory Alexandrina, dau. of 
 William Grant MacDowall of Arndilly. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a sword in pale proper, hilted and 
 pommelled or, a chiet gules. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a demi-lion, holding in the dexter paw 
 a marshal's baton proper. Motto— " Fortem fors juvat." 
 Married, Jan. 30, 1883, Constance Anne Ellen, dau. of 
 Thomas Owen Wethcred, M.P. , of Seymour Court, Marlow, 
 in the county of Buckingham; and has Issue — Ronald 
 Steuart-Menzies, Gentleman, born April 8, 1884. Seat — 
 Arndilly, Craig- Ellachie, North Britain. Clubs — Carlton, 
 White's, Turf, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 MENZIES (7 Jan. 1904). Parted per pale argent and 
 gules, three escallops and a chief all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a savage's head proper. Motto — "Will God, 
 I shall." Livery — Dark blue, gilt buttons, yellow facings. 
 
 Son of late Graham Menzies of Hallyburton, b. 1820 ; 
 
 d. 1880; m. 1855, Beatrice, d. of William Dudgeon of 
 
 Leith :— 
 William Dudgeon Graham Menzies, Esq., J. P. for Forfar 
 and Perthshire, Member of His Majesty's Bodyguard for 
 
 Scotland, b. 25 Nov. 1857, vi. i8go, Cecilia Clementina, d. 
 of Sir George Orby Wonibvvell, 4th Bart. ; and has issue — 
 (i) Alastair Graham Menzies, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; (2) 
 Victor Malcolm Graham Menzies, Gentleman, b. 1893; 
 (3) William Neil Graham Menzies, Gentleman, b. 1903. Res. 
 — Hallyburton, Coupar Angus, Forfarshire ; 6 Hereford 
 Gardens, London. W. Clubs — Junior Carlton, St. James's, 
 New (Edinburgh). 
 
 MERCER, see TOD-MERCER. 
 
 S WILLIAM LINDSAY MERCER, Esquire, Captain 
 19th Regt. Born April 23, 1858, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Drummond Mercer, Esq., J. P.; 
 was Ensign 70th Foot, Capt. 3rd Dragoon Guards 1823, and 
 afterwards Major i6th Lancers ; a Member of the Legislative 
 
 Council of Victoria. Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse 
 gules, between in chief three crosses patt^e of the last and 
 in base a mullet azure, as many bezants, on a canton of the 
 second, a boar's head couped of the first. Mantling g^les 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a stork's 
 head couped, holding a serpent. MottO — " Crux Christi 
 nostra corona." Married, April 14, 1891, Ellen, dau. ,of 
 the late John Lister of Warninglid Grange, Sussex. 
 
 MEREDITH, borne upon an escutcheon of pretence by 
 TWEEDY. 
 
 MEREDITH, quartered by CHAMBRE. 
 
 MEREDITH (R.L., 29 June 1901, H. Coll.). Azure, 
 a lion rampant or, in the dexter chief point a crescent 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased proper. Motto — " Heb 
 Dduw heb ddim a Duw a digon." 
 
 Son of Peter Macaraof Springboig, Shettleston, Lanark- 
 shire, m. Janet Ann Elizabeth, d. of Capt. John M'Nab, 
 94th Regt. : — 
 Peter Macara Meredith, Esq., J. P. Denbighshire, b. 
 1854; m. 1897, Alice Warter (rf. 1900), d. and h. of late 
 Lt.-Col. Henry Warter-Meredith of Pentre Bychan Hall ; 
 and had issue — Alice Sophia, b. and d. 1897. Seat — 
 Pentre Bychan Hall, Wrexham. Club — Junior Athenaeum. 
 
 Sir JAMES CREED MEREDITH, Knight Bachelor 
 (1899), LL.D. , Barrister of King's Inns, Dublin, Secretary 
 of the Royal University of Ireland. Born 1842, being the 
 son of Major Richard M. Mereditli, 13th Prince Albert's 
 Light Infantry. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chevron 
 between three goats' heads erased or, as many trefoils 
 slipped sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest — A goat's 
 head erased or. Married, firstly, 1866, Florence (d. 1869), 
 daughter of William Hargrave, M.D. ; secondly, 1870, 
 Catherine {d. 1870), daughter of William R. Meredith ; 
 thirdly, 1871, Nellie Graves, daughter of the Rev. Richard 
 Graves Meredith of Knockavilley, Cork Residences — Clon- 
 eevin, 83 Pembroke Road, Dublin. 
 
 The Hon. RICHARD EDMUND MEREDITH, a 
 Judge of the Supreme Court of Judicature, and Judicial 
 Commr. of Irish Land Com. since Jan. 1898 ; Bar. King's 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Inns, Dublin, 1879; a Q.C. 189a, and a Bencher 1894. 
 Bom Nov. 18. 18(5, being the son of William Rice Mere- 
 dith. ArmorUl OMUrlnfft- Gules, on a chevron between 
 three goats' heads enued or, as many trefoils slipped sable, 
 with due differencce. Mantling gules and or. Crest— A 
 goat's head erased or. Marritd, 1880, Annie, dau. of John 
 Pollock. XfsiJfitce—^31 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Clui 
 —University (Dublin). 
 
 Sir WILLIAM RALPH MEREDITH. Knight Bache- 
 lor (1896), LL.D. (Toronto University), Chancellor of the 
 University of Toronto. Chief Justice of Common Pleas of 
 Ontario, formerly (1873-94) M.L.A. of Ontario for London 
 District. Horn 1840, tieing the eldest son of John Cooke 
 Meredith of London, Ontario, by Sarah, dau. of M. Anthony 
 Pegler. Armorial bearinga Gules, on a chevron between 
 three gaits' heads erased or, as many trefoils slip|)cd sable. 
 ifawtfiny gules and or. Crest Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a goats head as in the arms. Married, i86a, Mary, 
 dau. of Marcus Holmes of London, Ontario. Residence — 
 Toronto, Canada. Club —Toronto Club (Toronto, Ontario). 
 
 MEREDYTH. quartered by SOMERVILLE. 
 
 MERLAIS. quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 MERRIMAN (H. Coll., 21 Dec. 1833). Argent, on a 
 chevron cottised sable, between three Cornish choughs pro- 
 per,! as many crescents of the field. Mantling sable and 
 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a serpent nowed 
 therefrom issuant a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, 
 garnished or, the hand grasping a short sword .also proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold. Motto—" Terar dum prosim," 
 
 Son of Thomas Baverstock Merriman of Marlborough, 
 
 Attorney-at-Law, *. 1802; d. 1867; m. 1828, Elizabeth. 
 
 d. of Thomas Ward of Lincoln's Inn Fields, Solicitor: — 
 Edward Baverstock Merriman, Esq., M.A. Oxon.. Col. 
 and V.B. Duke of Edinburgh's Wilts Regt., b. 1839; m. 
 1883, Sarah Louisa, d. of Charles Perkins of Marlborough ; 
 and has isstie — Edward Claude Baverstock Merriman. 
 Gentleman, b. 1884. Res. — 9 Hyde Park Gardens, 
 London, W. 
 
 Sons of William Clark Merriman, Gentleman : — 
 Robert William Merriman, Gentleman, Clerk of the Peace 
 for Wilts, b. 1836; m. ist, 1864, Sarah Dorothea Shering- 
 ham ; 2nd, 1880, Edith Hannah Merriman ; and has issue — 
 ^i) William Robert Hill Merriman, Gentleman, *. 1882; 
 (2) Francis Victor Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; and 
 Elizabeth Sophie Uesirfe. Res. — Marlborough, Wilts. 
 
 Rev. George Merriman, M.A. Oxon., Vicar of Martham, 
 Norfolk, b. 1837 ; m. 1880, Ellen Susanna Steward ; and 
 
 has issue — (i) George William Steward Merriman, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1881; (2) Ernest Steward Meiriman, Gentleman, 
 b. 1886; and Ellen Elizabeth Steward. A*<j.— Martham 
 Vicarage, Norfolk. i 
 
 Sons of Nathaniel James Merriman, Gentleman :— 
 
 Hon, John Xavier Merriman, Gentleman, b, 1841 ; m. 
 1874, A^nes Josephine Hester Vintcent. /?«.— Stellen- 
 bosch, Ca[)e Colony. 
 
 Thomas Reginald Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1846; m. 
 1872, Eliza Atherton Rawstone ; and has issue — James 
 Ward Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; Mary Atherton ; and 
 Julia. Res. — Umtatu, S. Africa. 
 
 James Arthur Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1854 ; m. 1879, 
 
 Annie Hopley. Res.—GraJK Reinet, S. Africa. i 
 
 Sons of Samuel Benjamin Merriman, Gentleman :— 1 
 
 Thomas Mark Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1849; in. 1876, 
 Ellen Charlotte Marshall; and has issue— (i) Mark Mar- 
 shall Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; Gordon Merriman, 
 Gentleman, b. 1885 ; Elizabeth Foster ; and Ellen Mai 
 kenzie. Res. — Finchley Road, Hampstead, London, N.W, 
 
 William Heath Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1869. 
 Sons of late Charles Anthony Merriman, Gentleman, 
 of Knutsford, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., b. 1814; d. 1870; 
 m. 1840, Catherine, d. of John Langshaw, Esq., Major 
 D. of Lancaster's Own Regt. of Yeomanry : — 
 
 Rev. Charles Victor Merriman, M.A. (Cantab.), Rector 
 of St. Mary's, Hulme, Manchester, b. 1841 ; m. 1880, Harrii 
 Trew ; and has issue— (i) Clement Victor Merriman, Gentl 
 man, b. 1885; Katherine Violet Sarle; Ethel Mary; ani 
 Frances Eileen. Res. — St. Mary's Rectory, Hulme, Maa 
 Chester. 
 
 George Langshaw Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1846; »»,i 
 1887, Emma Florence, d. of Lorenzo George Dundas of 
 Clobemon Hall, co. Wexford, and widow of Lionel Albei 
 Vaillant of Weybridge ; and has issue — (1) Reginal 
 Dundas Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1887; (2) George Victoi 
 Merriman, Gentleman, b, 1895 ; Mona Langshaw ; 
 Florence Kathleen. Res. — Tremadoc, Reigate, Surrey, 
 
 William Semple Merriman, Gentleman, M.R.C.S., b, 
 b. 1854. Res. — Heath House, Knutsford. 
 
 John Henry Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1847; m. 1879, 
 Florence Edenborough ; and has issue — John Langshavr] 
 Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. — Madras. 
 
 Nathaniel Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; m. 1879, 
 Eliza Louisa Merry ; and has issue — Nathaniel Alfred 
 Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1892; and Katherine Ada Eliza. 
 Res. — Beacon House, Bromborough, Cheshire. 
 
 Frank Merriman, Esq., J. P. Cheshire, b. 1852; m. 1879, 
 Mariquita, d. of late John Pringle Boyd of Woodcote, West 
 Hampstead; and has issue — (i) Frank Boyd Merriman, 
 Gentleman, b. 1880 ; (2) Gordon Holland Merriman, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1884; (3) Claud .\nthony Merriman, Gentleman, 
 b. 1889 ; Janet Boyd \m. 1903, Eric Crossley] ; and Marian 
 Boyd. Res. — Church House, Knutsford. Clubs — Union 
 (Manchester), Brasenose (Manchester). 
 
 Sons of John Merriman, Gentleman, Surgeon, of; 
 Kensington, b. 1800; d. 188 1 ; m. 1826, Caroline, d. 
 of Rev. John Jones, M.A. , Vicar of Foye, Hereford : — 
 
 Gen. Charles James Merriman. C.S.I. (1878), R.E., 
 served with Persian Exped. Force 1856-7, Sec. to Govt, 
 of Bombay Public Works Dept. 1880-5, b. 1831 ; m. 1858, 
 Eugenia Sybilla, d. of Col. Richard Bulkeley, Bomtejr 
 Army; and has issue — (i) Capt. Reginald Gordon Merri- 
 man, D.S.O. , R.A. , served with "Tambaka Exp)ed. W, 
 Coast of Africa 1892, D.A.A.G. Woolwich District since 
 1902 (Woolwich. C/tt(>— Sports), b. 1866 [tn. 1894, Mary 
 G. R., d. of S. Gregson Fell, Esq., J. P., of Ickham Hall, 
 Kent]; (2) Athol Bulkley Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1878; 
 Eugenia; Mary; Mabel; Cecil; and Ada. Res. — Ripl 
 House, Castle Avenue, Dover. 
 
 Col. William Merriman, CLE. (1890), R.E.,/J. 1838 
 m. 1872, Emily Jane Annah Elizabeth, d. of Col. FitzRo;^ 
 H. M. Somerset, R.E. ; and has issue -Arthur Drummonci! 
 Naime Merriman, Gentleman, b. 1876; Ethel FitzRoy ; 
 Blanche ; and Dorothy Gladys. Res. — Colchester. Club. 
 — East India United Service, Sports, Bycul la (Bombay). 
 
 MESCHINES, quartered by DU MOULIN-BROWN,' 
 HULLEY, and HUSSEY. 
 
 S ARTHUR MESHAM, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. for 
 cos. of Denbigh and Flint, served the office of High 
 Sheriff in the year 1881, B.A. (Oxford), Hon. Col. of the 
 Denbighshire Yeomanry, late Capt. ist Dragoons. Born 
 
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 1837, being the eldest son of the late Reverend Arthur 
 Bennett Mesham, by his wife Moncrieffe, daughter of the 
 late William Paterson of Cunnoquhie, in the county of Fite. 
 Club— Army and Navy. Live>y—'D3.r\i blue and orange. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party per pale 
 or ana azure, two stags tnppant in paie between iwo 
 estoiles of eight points in fesse all counterchanged ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a lion siatant 
 guardant proper, charged on the body with an estoile of 
 eight points, and resting the dexter fore-paw on the attires 
 of a stag or; with the Motto — "Duty." Afarried, 1861, 
 Elizabeth Emmeline, second daughter of the late Major 
 J. O. Burridge of Barton Fields, Canterbury, formerly of 
 i6th Lancers ; and has had /wwe— Arthur Bennet Mesham, 
 Esquire, Captain ist Dragoons, born 1864, died 1891 (having 
 married in 1887, and of which marriage ihere is issue, Eileen 
 Moncrieffe, born in 1888) ; and a daughter, Margaret Emme- 
 line, born and died 1877. .fi^/a/w— Pontruffydd and Ewloe 
 Hall, in the county of Flint ; Plas Bennet, in the county of 
 Denbigh ; and Greasby and Frankby, in the county of 
 Cheshire. Postal addt'ess—'Pontxnfiydd, Trefnant, R.S.O., 
 North Wales. 
 
 METCALFE, quartered by AMES. 
 
 JOHN HENRY METCALFE, Gentleman. Born Aug. 
 23, 1830, being the only son of Captain John Metcalfe, 
 H.E.LC.S. (d. 1833), and his second wife Keturah, dau. of 
 George Yarnold of Worcester, widow of the Rev. John 
 Jeffreys, only surviving grandson and representative of the 
 Rev. Francis Metcalfe, M.A. Cambridge (Trinity College), 
 Rector of Kirk bride, Cumberland, and Patron of the living. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three calves passant sable, a 
 
 canton gules. Of the family of Metcalfe of North-Allerton, 
 CO. York (a cadet branch of Metcalfe of Nappa Hall in 
 Wensleydale), seated at the Porch House, North-Allerton, 
 from the time of Queen Elizabeth (1584), and at Busby 
 Hall in Cleveland, co. York, since 1764. (See Marwood). 
 Postal address — The Porch House, Northallerton, York- 
 shire. 
 
 MEWS (H. Coll.). Or, four pallets sable, on a chief 
 dancett^ of the last, a rose between two crosses pat6e of 
 the first. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a mount vert, two wings argent, each 
 charged with a rose gules, around the wings a chain and 
 pendent therefrom a cross pat^e or. 
 
 Son of late John Mews of Rotherhithe, b. ; d. 
 
 ; m. : — 
 
 John Mews, Esq., J. P. co. Sussex. Seat — Hartwell, 
 Hartfield, co. Sussex. 
 
 SYDNEY MEYMOTT, Gentleman. Born July 6, i860, 
 being the second but only surviving son of Charles Mey- 
 mott. Gentleman, M. R.C.S. and L.A.C. of London and 
 Sydney, New South Wales, by his wife Sarah Elizabeth, 
 daughter of John Keene. Armorial bearingfs— He bears 
 
 for Arms : Or, three demi-lions rampant couped in bend 
 azure, each charged with a mullet argent. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, three mullets in fesse gules, 
 in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, the 
 hand, all proper, grasping a chaplet of laurel or. Motto — 
 " Be just and fear not." Postal address — Bank House, 
 Broadway, Ealing, London, W. 
 
 MEYNELL, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 EDGAR MEYNELL, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born Sept. 6, 1859, being the second son of the late Edgar 
 John Meynell, Esq., J. P., a Judge of County Courts, and 
 Recorder of Doncaster, by his wife Maria Louisa, dau. of 
 R. S. Short of Edlington, co. Lincoln. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, three bars gemelles and a chief or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest^On a wreath of the colours, a negro's 
 head proper, encircled with a wreath argent and azure. 
 Motto — " Deus non reliquit memoriam humilium." Seats — 
 Kilvington Hall, near Thirsk ; The Fryerage, near Yarm, 
 CO. York. Residence — Durham. 
 
 MEYRICK (temp. Henry V.). Sable, on a chevron 
 argent, between three brands erect ragul^e or, inflamed 
 proper, a fleur-de-lis gnles between two Cornish choughs 
 respecting each other also proper. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a tower argent, thereon upon a mount vert a 
 Cornish chough proper, holding in the dexter claw a fleur- 
 de-lis gules. 
 
 Meyrick (R.L. , 31 March 1858, H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, Meyrick as above ; 2 and 3, or, a lion rampant 
 gules, on a sinister canton the arms of Zouche and Fitz Aer 
 quarterly, namely, i. and iiii., gules, ten bezants; ii. and iii. , 
 azure, on a mount vert, a lion passant guardant or (Charlton, 
 R.L., 22 Oct. 1779). Mantling sable and argent. Crests 
 — I. Meyrick as above ; 2. out of an Eastern crown or, a 
 leopard's head and neck affront6e gules. 
 
 Son of St. John Chiverton Charlton, Esq., of Apley 
 Castle, Salop, J. P. and D.L. Salop (High Sheriff" 1825), 
 b. 1789 ; d. 1873 ; m. ist, 1820, Jane Sophia, only d. 
 and h. of Thomas Meyrick of Bush, co. Pembroke : — 
 Sir Thomas Charlton Meyrick, 1st Bart. (5 May 1880), 
 C.B. ( ), J.P., D.L. (High .Sheriff 1877, M.P. for 
 Pembroke 1868-1874), Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. King's Shrop- 
 shire Lt. Inf., b. 1837 ; tn. i860, Mary Rhoda, d. of Col. 
 Richard Frederick Hill of Frees Hall, co. Salop, and niece 
 of Rowland, 2nd Viscount Hill ; and has surv. issue — 
 (i) Frederick Charlton Meyrick, Esq., C.B., b. 1862; B.A. 
 Camb. ; formerly Major 15th Hussars ; is Lt.-Col. and 
 Hon. Col. Pembrokeshire Imp. Yeo., and Hon. Lt.-Col. in 
 the Army ; served in S. Africa 1900-1901, in command of 
 Sth Batt. Imp. Yeo., with temporary rank of Lt.-Col. 
 (seriously wounded, mentioned in despatches, C.B. ); C.B. 
 (Mil.) 1900 [wz. 1897, Mary Emma, d. of the late Major O. C. 
 Baker Creswell, of Cresswell, Northumberland, and has 
 surv. issue — Thomas Frederick Meyrick, Esq., b. Nov. 1899 ; 
 and Mary Cicely] ; (2) Rowland Francis Meyrick, Esq., 
 b. 1867, formerly Travelling Insp. for Board of Agr. ; served 
 in S. Africa 1900, with Rhodesian Field Force \m. 1901, 
 Eleanor Georgiana, d. of the Hon. Ralph Pelham Nevill] ; 
 (3) Herbert Chiverton Meyrick, Esq., b. 1874; served in S. 
 Africa 1900-1902, with Rhodesian Artillery ; (4) Walter 
 Thomas Meyrick, Esq. , b. 1882 ; Dora Rhoda ; Alice Maude ; 
 Eva Mary [m. 1903, J. H. Weatherby] ; and Rachel Cicely. 
 Seats^Ap\&y Castle. Wellington, Salop ; Bush, and Barget- 
 son, Pembroke. Clubs — Boodle's, Windham. 
 
 Meyrick, Tapps-Gervis (R.L., 16 March 1876, 
 H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, Meyrick as above; 2. 
 argent, between six ostrich feathers sable, a cannon-laall 
 of the last (Gervis, 1835) ; 3. azure, on a fesse or, be- 
 tween three rhinoceroses argent, as many escallops gules 
 (Tapps, 183s). Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. 
 Meyrick as above ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount proper, a plume of three ostrich feathers gules and 
 sable, bound by a wreath of laurel or (Gervis) ; 3. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a greyhound couchant per pale 
 argent and sable, charged on the body with two escallops 
 fesseways counterchanged. Mottoes — "Heb Dduw heb 
 ddim Duw a digon," " Be just and fear not." 
 
 Only son of Sir George Eliott Meyrick Tapps-Gervis- 
 Meyrick, 3rd Bart., b. 1827; d. 1896; m. 1849, Fanny, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 d. of C hria t o p b T HarUnd of Ashbourne. Derby- 
 shire :— 
 
 Sir GeofKc Augustus Elliott Tapps-Gervis-Meyrick, 4th 
 B«rt., of llinion Admiral, Hants (a8 July 1791) ; J. P. and 
 D.L. Anglciey. J.P. Han(s(HiRhSluriff 1900), ^. i8cs; m. 
 1884. jacinths, d. of Charles Paul Phipps. M.P., of Chalcol. 
 Wilts ; and has issue— (i) George Llewellyn Tapps Gervis- 
 Meyrick. I\sq.. t. 1885; (a) Richard Owen Tapps-Gervis- 
 Meyrick. Esq., t. 189a; Mary Jaciniha ; and Clara Eve. 
 5^//— Bodorgun, Anglesey, Hinton Admiral, and East 
 Close House, Christchurch. Hants. C/ir*— Junior Carlton. 
 
 Mkvkick, Williams- (R.L.. 23 May 1877. H. Coll.). 
 Quarterly, x and 4, Meyrick as above; a and 3, argent, a 
 lion pai>s;tnt sable, gorged with a collar gemel or, in chief a 
 qualrcfoil between two fleurs-de-lis and in base a fleur-de-lis 
 
 of the colours, a pegasus salient azure, mane and t.iil or, 
 resting its forefeet on an antique escutcheon sable, charged 
 with a pheon or. Motto -" Vouloir c'esi pouvoir." Mar- 
 ried, July a, 1868, Louisa Dangar; and has had /ssue 
 (i) Richard Carey Dangar MichelT, ^. 1869, </. i88i ; (a) John 
 Coloryon Michell, Esq., late Capt. Duke of Cornwall's Light 
 
 Infantry (Mil.), now Capt. Royal Garrison Regt., />. Sept. 
 22, 1870 ; (3) Thomas Francis Tregoye Michell, Gentleman, 
 Commander R.N., 6. Nov. 20, 1872 ; (4) Robert Carminowj' 
 Michell, Gentleman, Lieut. Commander-in-Chiefs Bod] 
 guard. South Africa, 3. Sept. 2, 1876; (5) Henry Carhay 
 Michell, Gentleman, Lieut. 6th Regt. Imperial Bushme 
 6. Dec. 2, 1877. Jiesidence—Mota.kka., Mola Yarvi, Finland 
 
 between two quatrefoils gules (Williams, 1877). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests — i. Meyrick as above ; 2. uf)on 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion passant sable, sem6 of 
 quatrefoils, and gorged with a collar gemel argent, holding 
 in the dexter forepaw a fleur-de-lis gules (Williams). 
 Motto — " Heb Dduw heb ddim a duw a digon." Livery — 
 Dark blue and primrose. 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Williams-Meyrick (formerly 
 Williams), Rector of Beaumaris, ^. ; d. ; m, 
 Clara Susanna, d. of Eklmund Edward Meyrick, Gentle- 
 man : — 
 Edmund Oswald Griffilh Williams-Meyrick, Gentleman, 
 b. 1876 ; m. 190a, Gwendoline Kate, d. of William Arthur 
 Dew. Estates — Cefn Coch, Anglesey; The Hermitage, 
 Llandudno. Res. — The Hermitage, Llandudno. 
 (?) Other sons. 
 
 JOHN MICHELL, Esquire, Consul-General for Nor- 
 thern, North - Eastern, and Central Russia, including 
 Elsthonia and Grand Duchy of Finland, since 1894 (resigned 
 Nov. 15, i<pA)- Born Aug. 20, 1836, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of John Michell of Lampen St. Neot, 
 Cornwall, served in the Russian Campaign in Poland 1831, 
 and in the Russian Navy until 1845, received Orders of Virtuti 
 Militari and St. Anne, and a gold snuff-box from the Emperor 
 Nicholas I. Livery -DssV. green, red facings. Armorial 
 bearings - Sable, three escallops in chevron argent, between 
 as many eagles' heads erased or, a bordure of the last, 
 charged with five torteaux and as many pbeons gules alter- 
 nately. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — CM a wreath 
 
 ROBERT MICHELL. F.LR.G.S., Gentleman. late 
 the War Office and the Political Department of the Ind 
 Office (retired 1885). Born Nov. i, 1837, being the tt' 
 but second surv. son of the late John Michell of Lampen I 
 Neot, Cornwall, M.D. (who served in the Russian Ca 
 paign in Poland 1831, and in the Russian Navy to r84J 
 received Orders of Virtuti Militari and St. Anne, and a goK 
 snuff-box from the Emperor Nicholas I.), by his wife Amelia 
 Margaretta, dau. of "Thomas Bishopp of St. Petersburg. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Sable, three escallops in chevron 
 argent, between as many eagles' heads erased or, a bordure 
 of the last, charged with five torteaux and as many pheons 
 gules alternately. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a pegasus salient azure, mane and 
 tail or, resting its forefeet on an antique escutcheon sable, 
 charged with a pheon or. Motto — "Vouloir c' est pouvoir." 
 Married, Jan. 8, i88r, Mary Kinnaird York; and has 
 Issue -Robert Humphrey Killigrew Michell, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 27, 1881 ; and Margery Gillian. Residence - The 
 Avenue, Campfield, Truro, Cornwall. Club — County 
 (Truro). 
 
 MIDDLEHAM, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 JOHN THROGMORION MIDDLEMORE, Esquire, 
 M.P. for Birmingham (North Division), founded Children's 
 Emigrant Homes in Birmingham ;ind the Middlemore 
 Homes in Halifax, Nova Scotia, J. P. for Birmingham and 
 for Worcestershire. Born 1844, being the fifth son of 
 the late William Middlemore, Gentleman, J. P. for the 
 
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 borough of Birmingham. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 r and 4, per chevron argent and sable, in chief two moor- 
 cocks proper (for Middlemore) ; 2. per pale dancett^e or 
 and azure (for Edgbaston) ; 3. sable, a hawk argent, belled 
 or, between three cinquefoils of the last (for Hawkesley). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a moorcock amidst grass and reeds proper. Motto 
 — " Mon d(5sire loyalty." Married, firstly, Marian, dau. of 
 Richard Bagnall, Esq., J. P. co. Worcester; and secondly, 
 Mary, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Price, now Vicar of 
 Claverdon, by whom he has issue. Residence — Brookfield, 
 Belbroughton, near Stourbridge. 
 
 THOMAS MIDDLEMORE, Esquire, J. P. co. Wor- 
 cester, B.A. Lond. Born Feb. 11, 1842, being the fourth 
 son of the late William Middlemore, Gentleman, J. P. for 
 the borough of Birmingham, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 Thomas Groom of Edgbaston. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per chevron argent and sable, in chief 
 two moorcocks proper (for Middlemore) ; 2. per pale dan- 
 cett^e or and azure (for Edgbaston) ; 3. sable, a hawk argent, 
 belled or, between three cinquefoils of the last (for Hawkes- 
 ley). Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a moorcock amidst grass and reeds proper. 
 Motto — "Mon desire loyalty." Married, Oct. 11, 1881, 
 Theodosia Anderson, dau. of Hugh Mackay, Esq., J. P., of 
 Sandwood and Kinlochbervie House, co. Sutherland. Resi- 
 dence — Melsetter, Longhope, Orkney. 
 
 Issue— (1) Marmaduke Francis Middleton, Gentleman, b. 
 May 3, 1867; (2) Reginald John Middleton, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 21, 1870 ; (3) Lionel George Middleton, Gentleman, 
 h. Jan. 8, 1872 ; and Hilda Mary. 5^a/— Myddelton Lodge, 
 near Ilkeley, Yorks. 
 
 JOHN SHEARER MIDDLETON, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings - Perted per fesse or and gules, a lion 
 rampant counterchanged within a bordure vert. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 tower embattled argent, masoned sable, thereon a lion 
 rampant gules, armed and langued azure. MottO — " In 
 arduis fortis." 5e(z/-Cadamenay, Madras (presently re- 
 siding at Blackwood, Dumfries). 
 
 MIERS (H. Coll.). Per fesse ermine and or, two galleys 
 in pale sails furled sable, colours flying gules, and in fesse 
 as many saltires of the third. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, 
 a galley as in the arms, between two saltires or. Motto — 
 ' ' Naviter incedo." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Francis Charles Miers, Gentleman, M.I.C.E., b. 
 Res. — Eden Cottage, Beckenham, Kent. 
 
 MILBANKE, see LOVELACE. 
 
 MIDDLETON, quartered by ATHORPE, CONYERS, 
 FOX, HEYWOOD - JONES, LONQUEVILLE, and 
 WILLDING-JONES. 
 
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 MIDDLETON (29 May 1818, H. Coll.). Ermine, fretty 
 sable, on a chief azure, an Eastern crown between two 
 tyger's faces or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a garb or, fretty gules, between two 
 wings ermine, each charged with a cross pat6e azure. 
 
 Son of Hastings Nathaniel Middleton, Esq., of Brad- 
 ford Peverell, Dorset, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 1857,) b. 1809; d. 1898; m. 1834, Mary Anne, d. of 
 Rev. Charles Barton of Rownhams, Hants, Rector of 
 St. Andrews, Holborn : — 
 Hastings Burton Middleton, Esq., J. P. and Chairm. of 
 Qr. Sessions co. Dorset (High Sheriff 1904), formerly Hon. 
 Major Dorset Yeo. Cav. , b. 1839; m. 1873, Charlotte Lucia, 
 eld. d. of Rev. Charles O. Goodford, D.D., of Chilton 
 Cantelo, Provost of Eton Coll. ; and has surv. issue — 
 (i) Frank Middleton, Gentleman, Lieut. Dorset Regt., 
 b. 1877; (2) William Henry Middleton, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Hampshire Regt. , ^. 1878; (3) Walter Middleton, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. Shropshire Lt. Inf., b. 1880; (4) Arthur 
 Purling Middleton, Gentleman, b. 1884; (5) Ernest Middle- 
 ton, Gentleman, b. 1888; Georgina ; Mabel Katharine; 
 Adela; and Edith Maria. Seats — Bradford Peverell Dor- 
 chester, Dorset ; Midanbury, Bitterne, Southampton. Club 
 Roy. Dorset Yacht (Weymouth). 
 
 MIDDLETON (H. Coll,). Per pale azure and sable, 
 a stag trippant between four spear-heads in cross all or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a dexter arm erect proper, a rose argent, 
 barbed and seeded also proper, between two fleurs-de-lis 
 fessewise azure. Motto — " Dextra fideque." 
 
 Sons of John Hugh Midddleton, of Whitehall Court, 
 S.W.,^. ; d. ; m. :— 
 
 Middleton Middleton, Gentleman b. . /?<f5.— Glou- 
 cester Place, London , W. 
 
 S CHARLES MARMADUKE MIDDLETON, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. for the West Riding of co. York, for 
 CO. Inverness, and for Somerset. Born Dec. 6, 1820, being 
 the second son of the late Peter Middleton, by his wife the 
 Hon. Juliana Stourton, dau. of Rt. Hon. Charles Philip, 
 Lord Stourton. Armorial bearings (of Haggerston)— 
 Azure, on a bend cotised argent, three billets sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion passant argent. Married, July 28, 1858, 
 Helen, dau. of Colonel Fraser of Achnagairn, and relict of 
 George Huntly Duff of Muirtown, co. Inverness ; and has 
 
 MILBURN (H. Coll.). Per fesse or and gules, a pale 
 counterchanged between two bear's heads erased in chief 
 sable, muzzled of the first, and as many bear's heads, also 
 erased and muzzled in base or. Mantling gules and or. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a bear's head 
 erased sable, muzzled or, four mascles interlaced fessewise 
 of the last. Motto — " Dum spiro spero." 
 
 Sons of William Milburn, Esq., J. P., of Wardrew, 
 
 Gilsland, and of Rosedale Abbey, Pickering, b. 1826 ; 
 
 d. 1903; 7n. 1850, Mary, d. of John Davison of Blyth, 
 
 Northumberland : — 
 
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 ilohn Davison Milbum, Esq., j.P. Northumberland 
 High Sheriff igot), *. 1851 ; m. 1876, Clara Ueorgiana, 
 L of late W. C. Stamp 01 'I'ulse Hill, Surrey : and has 
 issue— (i) Charles Stamp Milbum, Gentleman, t. 1878; 
 
 Sa) I^eotuud juhn Milburn, Gentleman ; (3) John Davison 
 dill'urn. Gentleman ; (4) Archibald W illiam Milburn, 
 Gentleman ; (5) Anthony Milburn, (ientleman ; and Rosa- 
 lind Mary [m. 1903, William W'hytehead Boulton of 
 Heverlcy. Yorks.]. Stafs — Guytance, Acklington ; War- 
 drew, Gilsland ; North Seaton, Northumberuind ; Rose- 
 dale Abbey, Yorks. 
 
 William Milbum, Esq., J. P. Sussex, 3. 1856; m. 1882, 
 Edith Jane. d. of Richard Hewlings of St. Ives, Hunts. 
 AVa/— Sluilxlen, Chipstcad, Surrey. 
 
 Charles Thomas Nfilburn, Gentleman, i, , Res. — 
 7 Park Place, St. Jamess, S.W. 
 
 Frederick Milburn, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Newcastle' 
 upon-Tyne. 
 
 MILDMAY. sec ST. JOHN-MILDMAY and SHAW- 
 LEFEVRE-ST. JOHN-MILDMAY. 
 
 FRANCIS BINGHAM MILDMAY, Esquire, B.A., 
 Major West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, M.P. for the Totnes 
 Division of co. Devon. Bom 1861, being the eldest son 
 of Henry Bingham Mildmay, Esq., J. P., of Shoreham Place, 
 Sevcnoaks, and Flete, near Ivybridge, by his wife Georgiana 
 Frances, dau. of the late John Crocker Bulteel of Flete, near 
 Ivybridge. Clubs — Travellers', Brooks's, Marlborough, 
 Bachelors', Turf, Pratt's. Armorial bearingrs— He bears 
 for Amu : Argent, three lions rampant azure. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion rampant guardant azure ; with the 
 Motto, " Allah ta hara." Postal addresses — Flete, Ivy- 
 bridge, Devon ; Shoreham Place, Sevenoaks, Kent ; 46 
 Berkeley Square, W. 
 
 PHILIP NAPIER MILES, Esquire, J. P. Bom 1865, 
 being the only son of the late Philip William Skynner 
 Miles of Kings Weston, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 1863), M.P. for Bristol 1837-52, by his wife Pamela 
 Adelaide, dau. of Gen. Sir William Francis Napier, K.C.B. 
 Armorial bearlnfi^ — Azure, a chevron paly of six ermine 
 and or, between three lozenges argent, each charged with 
 a fleur-de-lis sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in 
 armour proper, garnished or, supporting with the hand an 
 anchor also proper. Seat—Kiag's Weston, near Bristol. 
 
 MILLAR (L.O. , 1873). Argent, a cross moline gules, in 
 chief a lion passant guardant of the second imperially 
 crowned proper between two lozenges also of the second. 
 Man t lin g gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, the half-length figure of a lady affront^e vested 
 azure, holding before her a portcullis gules. MottO — 
 " Keep tryst and trust"' 
 
 Son of Rev. James Ogilvy Millar, LL.D., Vicar of 
 Cirencester, 3. ; d. 1890; m. : — 
 
 Herbert James Ogilvy Millar, Gentleman. Commander 
 R.N., b. 1866; m. 1900, Ethel Maud Edith, eld. d. of Col. 
 Waldron Eldward Roper Kelly. Res.—t, Marlborough 
 Road, New Brompton, Kent. Post. add. — W.^.%, 
 
 " Algiers." Chatham, Kent. 
 
 WILLIAM JOSEPH KELSON MILLARD, Gentle- 
 man, M.D. St. Andrews, F.R.C.P. Edin., M.R.C.S. Eng., 
 formerly Lieut. Herefordshire Volunteers. Bom July 17,' 
 1834, being the second son of Samuel Millard, M.R.C.S.', 
 of Portland House, Whitchurch, co. Hereford, and of 
 Welton, Midsomer Norton, co. Somerset, bv his wife Sarah 
 Susannah, dau. of George Brooks of Hals'tead, co. Kent. 
 Livery— Bhick coat with yellow facings and gilt buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, a lion rampant or, charged oii 
 Ihe shoulder with a ftr-de-moline of the first within an orle 
 of five fers-de-moline of the second and as many bezants 
 alternately. Mantling sable and or. Crest— Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed sable, entwined 
 round the body and neck by a serpent and holding in each 
 
 claw a fer-de-moline or. Married, Aug. 3, 1864, Mary 
 
 Annt', dau. of Thomas Mayos of Trewaugh, co, Hereford. 
 
 Residence — Es-Sahnia, Bayshill, Cheltenham. Club — Royal 
 Thames Yacht. 
 
 THOMAS MILLEAR, Esquire, J. P. for the Colony of 
 Victoria. Bom Feb. 16, 1834, being the elder and only 
 surviving son of the late Thomas Millear of Edgarley, 
 Glastonbury, co. Somerset, by his wife Eliza Norris of 
 West Pennard, co. Somerset. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a chevron gules, between two martlets in chief 
 and a cross moline in base sable, a martlet between two 
 crosses moline or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cross moline or, surmounted 
 by a martlet sable, between two ears of wheat stalked and 
 leaved also or. Motto - ' ' Juris cilium legimus. " Married, 
 July 3, 1862, Nancy, dau. of Joseph Gardner Mack of Berry 
 Bank, Cressy, Victoria ; and has Issue —Thomas Millear, 
 Gentleman, b. April 24, 1866; Millicent May \m David 
 Melvin] ; Mary Cecile ; Frances Isabel Clare ; and Carolina 
 Alice. Residence— YAgzxXty, Wickliffe Road, Victoria, 
 Australia. 
 
 MILLER, see BOWEN-MILLER, CHRISTIE-MIL- 
 LER, and CAMPBELL-MILLER-MORISON. 
 
 GEORGE MILLER, Esquire, J. P., formerly of Acre 
 Valley, Stirling. Armorial bearings -Azure, a cross mill- 
 rind or, on a chief argent, a cross pat^e gules, between two 
 bulls' heads erased sable, armed vert. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 head erased argent. Motto — " Celer." 
 
 The Hon. HEN RY JOHN MILLER, M. L. C. , J. P. Bom 
 Sept. 9, 1830, being the second son of the late Sir Charles 
 Hayes Miller, 7th Baronet, by his wife Katherine Maria, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 second dau. of James Winter Scott of Rotherfield Park, 
 Hants. Armorial bearings — Argent, a fesse wavy azure, 
 between three wolves' heads erased gules. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs 
 head erased argent, gorged with a collar wavy azure. Mar- 
 ried, Dec. 15, 1864, Jessie, dau. of John Orbell of Hawkes- 
 bury, Waikonati, New Zealand ; and has Issue — (i) Henry 
 Holmes Miller, Gentleman, b. 1866; (2) William Nicholson 
 Miller, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; (3) George Ralph Miller, Gen- 
 tleman, b. 1874 ; (4) Arthur Edmund Miller, Gentleman, b. 
 lijj; (5) John Charles Miller, Gentleman, b. 1880; Kathe- 
 rine Helen Miller; and Frances May. Residence — Fern- 
 brook, Gamaru, Otago, New Zealand. 
 
 THOMAS HORROCKS MILLER, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Lanes. Born Feb. 19, 1846, being the eldest son of the late 
 Thomas Miller of Preston and Singleton, by Henrietta 
 Sarah, dau. of the Rev. Cornelius Pitt. Clubs — Con- 
 servative, Royal Thames Yacht. Livery — Claret. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per pale or and gules, a fesse dan- 
 
 'Sibimet merces industna." Married, March 3, i£ 
 
 cettte between three wolves' heads erased counterchanged, 
 Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a wolfs head erased bendy or and gules, in 
 the mouth a ragged staff sable. Motto— " Sibimet merces 
 industria." Married, Sept. 29, 1869, Isabel Arnside, dau. 
 of Thomas Byrne of New Orleans and Liverpool. Seat— 
 Singleton Park, Poulton-le-Fylde, Preston. 
 
 S WILLIAM GEORGE PERCIVAL MILLER, Es- 
 quire, J. P. CO. of Lancaster, Capt. 3rd (Militia) Batt. 
 Royal North Lanes. Regt. Born 1875, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Pitt Miller, Esq., of Merlewood, 
 Grange-over-Sands, and Thistleton, Kirkhani, Lancashire, 
 by Eniile Mary, dau. of G. Schultz. C/z/i5j— Conservative, 
 Wellington. Armorial bearings — Per pale or and gules, 
 a fesse dancett(^e between three wolves' heads erased 
 counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased bendy or 
 and gules, in the mouth a ragged staff sable. Motto— 
 
 Norah Blanche, second dau. of Sir W. Cuthbert Quilter, 
 Bart., M.P. 5tfa^— Thistleton, Kirkham. 
 
 JOHN MILLER-CUNNINGHAM, Esquire, late Capt. 
 Essex Regt., J. P. Peeblesshire. Bom 1861, being the son 
 of the late George Cunningham, Esq. , of Leithenhopes, J. P. 
 for CO. Perth, and J. P. and D.L. for Peeblesshire, by his 
 wife Margaret, eldest dau. of John Miller of Leithenhopes. 
 Livery — Black and yellow. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, or, a shake-fork sable, charged with four bezants ; 
 
 2 and 3, argent, a cross moline azure, square pierced of the 
 field, between four hearts gules. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head sable, 
 maned and armed or. Motto — "Over fork over." Resi- 
 dence — Leithen Lodge, Innerleithen, Peeblesshire. 
 
 MILLERD, quartered by ORPEN. 
 
 MILLINGTON, quartered by COOPER and SYNGE. 
 
 MILLS, borne on an escutcheon of pretence by A 
 BECKETT. 
 
 The Reverend CECIL MILLS, M.A. O.xford, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders. Born Nov. 17, 1839, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late John Mills, Esq., J. P., D. L. , and 
 Verderer of New Forest, by his wife Sarah Charlotte, 
 eldest dau. of Nathaniel Micklethwait of Taverham Hall, 
 Norfolk. Armorial bearings Gyronny of six argent and 
 azure, a millrind sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion regardant or, 
 gorged with a collar gemel azure, holding between the paws 
 a millrind sable. Married, Aug. 12, 1874, Anne Henrietta 
 Frances, eldest dau. of Capt. Francis H. G. NicoUs ; and 
 has Issue - (i) Francis Cecil Mills, Gentleman, b. July 30, 
 1875, <^- unm. 1894; (2) John Digby Mills, Esq., J. P., 
 b. Sept. 29, 1879 ; Margaret Eleanor ; Dorothy Lilian ; and 
 Ethel Mary. ^«a/— Bisterne, Ringwood, Hants. 
 
 ARCHIBALD JOHN SCOTT MILMAN, Esquire, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 M.A. Camb. , Clerk of the House of Commons. Born 
 1834, being the third son of the late Very Rev. Henry Hart 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 MilnuMi, I).D., by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of Lieut-Gen. 
 VVilliain Cockell of Sandleford Lodge, Newbury ; created 
 C.B. 189a. ArmorUl bearing!— Azure, a serpent nowed 
 or, between three sinister (;auntlets iU(;ent. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon, from which is pendent his Ixidge as a Companion 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Wath. is placed a 
 helmet betitting his degree; with a Mantling azure and 
 or : and for his C^at, upon a wreath of the colours, a hart 
 loiiged per pale ermine and erminois, attired and unguled 
 or, charged with two hurts. Married, 1871, Susan Augusta 
 C'arter, eldest dau. of the late Robert Hanbury of Bole- 
 hall, in the co. of Stafford ; and has Issue living — Lilian 
 M.^ry Hart \m., April 10, 1900, Edward Mellish Clerk]; 
 Margarita Harriet Hart ; Violet Eveline Hart ; Rosalind 
 Ix>utsa Hart; Eglantine Olive Hart; and Daphne Ellen 
 l)ianora Hart. Postal address — Speaker's Court, Palace 
 of Westminster, S.W. Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge, 
 Athenteum. 
 
 Lieutknant-General GEORGE BRYAN MILMAN, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Bom 
 i8aa, being the third but eldest surviving son of Lieutenant- 
 General Francis Miles Milman, by his wife Maria Marga- 
 rettn, daughter of Sir Charles Gould-Morgan, first Baronet ; 
 created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 B;»th, 1875. Club— Axmy and Navy. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Amu: Arure, a serpent nowed or, between 
 three sinister gauntlets op>en argent. Up>on the escutcheon, 
 from which is pendent his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Honour.\ble Order of the B;ilh, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; ant! 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a hart lodged 
 per pale ermine and erminois, attired and unguled or, 
 charged with two hiu-ts. Married, 1861, Mary Rose (who 
 died 1885), daughter of General William Lovelace Walton ; 
 and has Issue — Angelena Frances. Postal address— Queen's 
 House, Tower of London, E.C. 
 
 GUSTAVUS HAMILTON LOCKWOOD MILMAN, 
 Esquire, Major-General (late Royal Artillery). Bom De- 
 cember 6, 1834, being the foiunh son of the late Lieutenant- 
 General Francis Miles Milman of the Coldstream Guards, 
 by Maria Margaretta his wife, eldest daughter of Sir 
 Charles Morgan, Baronet, of Tredegar, and sister of the 
 Rt. Hon. the ist Baron Tredegar. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, a snake nowed or, between three dexter gauntlets 
 ofjen argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a hart 
 lodged per pale ermine and erminois, attired and unguled 
 or, and charged on the body with two hurts fesseways. 
 Married, April 3, 1872, the Rt. Hon. Louisa Mary, in her 
 own right Efcironess Berkeley (who died 1899), only child of 
 the late Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley, Esquire, commonly 
 called the Honourable Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley 
 (third son of the fifth Earl), by his wife Augusta (who 
 died 1841), widow of G. N. Talbot, Esquire, commonly 
 called the Honourable G. N. Talbot ; and has Issue — 
 Rt. Hon. Eva Mary Fitzhardinge Milman, in her own right 
 Baroness Berkeley [m., Aug. 5, 1903, Capt. Frank Wigrum 
 Foley, D.S.O., Royal Berkshire Regt.]. Estate and postal 
 a<^/rM — Martins Heron, Bracknell, Berks. Club — Army 
 and Navy. 
 
 CHARLES EGERTON FORBES MILMAN-MAIN- 
 WARING, Gentleman. Bom Feb. 20, 1867, being the only 
 son of the late Major-General Egerton Charles William 
 Miles Milman, by his wife Isabella Anne [refer to Massey- 
 MainwaringL only daughter of Charles Benjamin Lee- 
 Mainwaring, Esquire ; and assumed by Royal License 
 the additional surname and arms of Mainwaring. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent two bars 
 gules (for Mainwarmg) ; 2 and 3 azure, a snake nowed 
 or, between three sinister gauntlets argent (for Milman). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, an ass's head erased 
 projjer, haltered argent (for Mainwaring) ; 2. up)on a wreath 
 of the colours, a slag lodged per pale ermine and erminois, 
 attired or, and charged on the body with two hurts fesse- 
 ways (for Milman). C/«^j— Wellington, Jiuiior Carlton. 
 
 MILNE, see LEES-MILNE. 
 
 JOHN ADAM MILNE, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law 
 Lincoln's Inn. Born April 13, i860, being the eldest son 
 
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 of the late John Duguid Milne of Melgum, co. Aberdeen, 
 Advocue, by his wife Barl>ai a, only dau. of Alexander Rae, 
 
 Esq., R. N., J. P., of Ardmiddle, and heiress of John Adar 
 of Scobbach. Livery — Blue, yellow facings. Armorial 
 bearings --Or, a cross moline pierced azure, on a chief gules, 
 a stag at gaze between cross crosslets argent. Mant" 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liverie 
 a galley, sails furled and oars in saltire prop)er, flagge 
 gules ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Suun 
 cuique." Married, Oct. 2, 1895, Jessie Ellen Savage, daa 
 of the late James T. Jerrard of London ; and has Issue- 
 (i) John Duguid Milne, Gentleman, b. Nov. 17, 1896J 
 (2) Geoffrey Herbert Milne, Gentleman, b. Aug. 9, 
 Seats — Ardmiddle House, Turriff, N. B. ; Melgum Lodge 
 Tarland, N.B. C/«*j— Oxford and Cambridge, Roya 
 Northern Club (Aberdeen). 
 
 SAMUEL MILNE MILNE, Gentleman. Armor 
 bearings— Argent, a millrind gules within an orle of eigh 
 
 millrinds sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— 
 
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 Upon a wreath of the colours, a millrind fesseways sable, 
 thereon a lion rampant argent, holding between the paws a 
 millrind gules. Motto — " Quaeritosapientiam." /Residence 
 — Calverley House, Calverley, Leeds. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir ALFRED MILNER, 
 VISCOUNT MILNER, of St. James's and Cape Town 
 (1902), K.G.C.B. (1900), K.G.C.M.G. (1897), Barrister-at- 
 Law, M.A. (Balliol Coll., Oxon.), Fellow of New Coll., 
 Oxford. Born 1854, being the son of Charles Milner, 
 M.D. , by Mary lerne, dau. of Major-Gen. Ready; was 
 Private Secretary to Mr. Goschen as Chancellor of the 
 Exchequer 1887-89, Under-Sectetary for Finance in Egypt 
 1889-92, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue 1892- 
 97 ; Governor of Cape Colony and High Commissioner of 
 South Africa, 1897 ; Gov. of the Transvaal and Orange 
 River Colony, 1901 Armorial bearings — Per chevron vert 
 and or, two snaffle-bits erect in chief of the last, and a 
 stag's head erased in base proper. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest— In front of a stag's head erased proper, gorged 
 with a collar gemel or, a snaffle bit fesseways of the last. 
 Supporters — On either side a springbok, gorged with a 
 wreath of oak all proper. Motto— "Acer non effrenus." 
 Clubs— Athendsum, Brooks's, Reform, New University. 
 
 MARCUS HENRY MILNER, Gentleman. Bom April 
 16, 1864, being the third and youngest son of the late Henry 
 FJeilby William Milner, Esquire, by his wife Charlotte, 
 daughter of the Most Reverend Marcus Gervais Beresford, 
 Archbishop of .'\rmagh. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Per pale or and sable, a chevron between three 
 horses' bits counterchanged ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a horse's head couped argent, bridled and 
 maned or, charged on the neck with a bezant between two 
 wings gold. Motto^" Addit frena feris." Married, 1888, 
 Caroline Agnes Stirling-Crawford (who died November 16, 
 1894), widow, otherwise and commonly known as the 
 Duchess-Dowager of Montrose [to whom refer], daughter of 
 the Right Honourable John Beresford, second Baron Decies, 
 and widow, firstly, of the Most Noble James Graham, fourth 
 Duke of Montrose, and secondly, of W. S. Stirling-Craw- 
 ford, Esquire. Postal addresses — Sefton Lodge New- 
 market ; 45 Belgrave Square, London, W. 
 
 S GEORGE GERY MILNER- GIBSON -CULLUM, 
 Esquire, of Hardwick House, and Hawstead, co. 
 
 Nov. 5, 1857, being the youngest and only surviving son 
 of the late Rt. Hon. Thomas MilnerGibson of Theberton 
 House, CO. Suffolk, M.A. (Canib ), and a Wrangler, J. P. 
 and D. L. , President of the Board of Trade, President of the 
 Poor Law Board, by his wife Susanna Arethusa, only child 
 and heir of the Rev. Sir Thomas Gery Cullum, eighth and 
 last Bart., of Hardwick House, and Hawstead, co. Suffolk, 
 by his first wife Mary Anne, only child of Henry Eggers 
 of Woodford, Essex ; assumed the additional name and 
 arms of Cullum by Royal License, Dec. 9, 1878. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, azure, a chevron 
 ermine between three pelicans or, vulning themselves proper 
 (for Cullum) ; 2 and 3, azure, three bridle-bits chevronways 
 or, between as many storks close argent (for Milner). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion sejant or, holding between the 
 paws a column argent, the capital and base also or (for 
 Cullum) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a stork close 
 argent, holding in the beak a branch of laurel proper, rest- 
 ing the dexter foot on a bridle-bit or (for Milner). Motto — 
 " Sustineatur. " Estates in Suffolk and Huntingdonshire, 
 and at Normanton, Yorks. Seat — Hardwick House, 
 Suffolk. Clubs — St. James's, Athenaeum, Brooks's, 
 Bachelors'. 
 
 MILNES, quartered by GASKELL and WALTHALL. 
 
 MILNES, see CREWE-MILNES. 
 
 MILNES, see HOUGHTON. 
 
 MILROY (L.O.). Per fesse, in chief chequy or and vert, 
 in base gules, the latter charged with a lion rampant argent, 
 on a canton of the fourth a rose of the third, barbed of the 
 
 Suffolk, J.P. and D.L. for that co., M.A. (Camb.), F.S.A., 
 sometime High Sheriff of co. of Suffolk (i888, 1889). Born 
 
 second. Crest Upon a wreath of the liveries, an ostrich 
 proper. Motto — " Esp^rance " (for Milroy). 
 
 Eld. son of Rev. A. W. Milroy, M.A., Preacher at the 
 Rolls Chapel, London, and Vicar of Carisbrooke, for- 
 merly Vicar of St. Mary's, West Cowes, and previously 
 Rector of Newnham, co. Hampshire, Hon. Chaplain 
 Hampshire Carabineers (Yeomanry), b. 1841 ; d. 1902 ; 
 m. 1872, Mary Elizabeth, only child of Edward Rosher, 
 ygst. son of Jeremiah Rosher [Arms of Rosher, namely : 
 quarterly, i and 4, per chevron engrailed ermine and 
 erminois, three crosses pat^e azure, each charged with 
 an estoile or (for Rosher) ; 2 and 3, per pale gules and 
 azure, a fesse ermine between two fleurs-de-lis in chief 
 argent and a serpent erect in base or (for Burch)] of 
 Crete Hall, co. Kent, and Trewyn, co. Monmouth :— 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Edward Andrew Wallace Milroy, Gentleman, K 6 May 
 S873. Put. adtl.—T\K Oast House, nr. Komham. 
 
 MILTON, quartered by NOYES. 
 
 MILWARD, quartered by FAKh'ER. 
 
 GEORGE MILWARD. Esq.. J.P. for cos. Gloucester, 
 Worcester, and Oxon, late Capt. in Royal North Gloucester 
 Militia. Bom July 18, 1843. being the eldest son of the 
 late George Milward, Esq., of the Manor House, I.echlade, 
 oa Gloucester, J. P., Borrister-at-Law, by his wife Sarah, 
 third dau. of Henrv Grace, Esq., of Stockwell Common, 
 J.P. CO. Surrey. Armorial bearing! — Ermine, a cross 
 moline between three tortcaux, two and one, each charged 
 w ith a crescent or. Mantling gules and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between two wings 
 axiue, a Ixar's paw erased sable, claws or, holding a sceptre 
 in bend sinister gold, entwined by a sprig of oak. Motto — 
 " Nee temere nee timide." Married, Jan. 11, 1866, Augusta 
 Susanna Shaen, eldest dau. of Thomas Shaen-Carter, Esq., 
 of Watlington P.irk, Oxon, and Erris, co. Mayo ; and by 
 her (who died May 18, 1891) has Issue — (1) George Harold 
 Shaen Milward, Esq., J.P. for Oxfordshire, b. Oct. 26, 1866 
 
 fc., 189a, Edith Sophia Marion, dau. of the late cieorge 
 uis Clowser of Bombay ; and has issue — George Louis 
 Shaen Milward, Gentleman, b. 1897; Henry Alex. Harold 
 Milward, Gentleman, b. Sept. 29, 1899; William Douglas 
 Francis Milward, Gentleman, b. 1901]; (2) Victor Tilson 
 Milward, Gentleman, b. April 11, 1869 ; (3) John Bertram 
 Milward, Gentleman, b. March i, 1871. Seats — Lechlade 
 Manor, Lechlade ; The Priory, Broad Marston, Stratford- 
 on-Avon. 
 
 WILLIAM MINET, Esquire, J.P., Barrister-at-Law. 
 Bom Sept. 13, 1851, being the only son of the late James 
 Lewis Minet of Sussex &juare, Hyde Park, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, second dau. of William Iggulden. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, in base a boat on the ocean, therein 
 passengers and rowers proper, three ermine spots in fesse, 
 and on a chief or, an oak-tree on a mount vert. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a wing elevated argent, charged witli three 
 barrulets gules ; with the Motto, ' ' Quantum est in rebus 
 inane." Married, firstly, Sept. 26, 1882, Alice, daugh- 
 ter of Sir John Evans, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath (she died March 13, 1887) ; 
 secondly, July 10, 1889, Mary, daughter of Joseph Rayner, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Brighouse, in the county 
 of York ; and has Issue by his first wife — Susan. Postal 
 address— Founxaxn Court, London, E. C. C/«3j— Athenaeum, 
 United University. 
 
 The Reverend FRANCIS ALLEN MINNITT of 
 Trin. Coll., Camb., Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. of the 
 said University, eldest son and heir of Rev. Robert Minnitt, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, late Vicar of Christ Church, Healey, 
 in CO. Lancaster, M.A .of University of Dublin. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules three helmets 
 proper, garnished or ; 2 and 3 argent, issuant from the 
 dexter and sinister respectively, two dexter cubit arms, 
 each grasping a dagger erect all proper, in chief a lion 
 rampant sable, and in base three trefoils slipped gules. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests— 1. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a helmet as in the arms; 2. out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a demi-lion rampant sable. Motto (above the 
 second crest) — "Gearr. Augus dogh Aboo." Motto — 
 "Virtute et armis." Postal address — Tnmiy College, 
 Cambridge. 
 
 WILLIAM HARPER MINNOCH, Gentleman, for- 
 merly of II Hamilton Drive, Glasgow. Armoiial bearings 
 — Or, a fesse wavy azure, between two crosses flory in chief, 
 a lion rampant m base sable. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an owl proper. Motto 
 — " Je pense plus." 
 
 MINSHULL, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 THOMAS WILLIAM MINTON, Esquire, J.P. for 
 the CO. of Stafford. Bom Feb. i, 1844, being the eldest 
 son of the Rev. Samuel Minton (otherwise Minton- 
 Senhouse) formerly of Calder Abbey, Cumberland, by 
 
 his wife Cecil Mary, dau. o{ William Henry Rosser 
 of Gray's Inn. Armorial bearings— Vert, wuhin two 
 bars ermine, between two heraldic tygers passant, one 
 in chief and one in base or, three garbs of tiie last. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, an heraldic tyger as in tlie arms, the 
 dfxter paw resting on a garb erect proper. Motto--" I'ro 
 Deo et patria." Married, Aug. 6, 1872, Ellen, f<juiih dau. 
 of John Dean Pittam of Polesworth, co. Warwick ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Colin Minion, Gentleman, b. Nov. 17, 1874; (a) 
 Arthur Minton, Gentleman, b. July 27, 1876. iVa/— Chase 
 Ridings, Enfield. 
 
 HERBERT MINTONSENHOUSE, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Stafford, late Capt. ist Vol Batt. N. Staffs. Regt. 
 Bom May 15, 1848, being the second son of the late Rev. 
 Samuel Minton-Senhouse of Fair Head, Putney, and his 
 wife Cecil Mary, third dau. of William Henry Rosser of 
 London. Armoirlal bearings — Vert, three garbs or, within 
 two bars ermine, l>etween two heraldic tigers passant, one in 
 chief and another in base of the second. MatitUng vert and 
 or. Crest — Upon a mount vert, an heraldic tiger as in the 
 arms, the dexter paw resting on a garb erect proper. MottO 
 — " Pro Deo et patria." Married, June 26, 1872, Ann 
 Darby, second dau. of late Christopher Dickinson of Stoke- 
 on-Trent; and has Issue — (i) Herbert Hoskins DarbyMinton- 
 Senhouse, Gentleman, b. May 20, 1873 ; (2) Alfred Darby 
 Minton-Senhouse, Gentleman, b. Dec. 23, 1874 ; (3) Bernard 
 Darby Minton-Senhouse, Gentleman, b. June 9, 1887 ; 
 Mary Darby ; Annie Darby ; Mildred Rosser Darby ; and 
 Dorothy Darby. Residence — 21, Sanderson Road, New^ 
 castle-on- Tyne. ~ 
 
 MIRFIELD, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 MITCHELL, see PARRY-MITCHELL. 
 
 ARTHUR CHARLES MITCHELL, Esquire, J.P. fa| 
 the COS. of Wilts and Gloucs. , late Capt. 4tli Batt. Glouc 
 tershire Regt. Bom July 12, 1847, being the youngest so 
 of Francis Henry Mitchell, by his wife Frances Elizabeth 
 daughter of James Johnstone. Club — Union (London 
 S. W). Livery — Chiret coat, canary colour waistcoat, blac 
 trousers. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable 
 on a chevron raguly plain cotised or between four escallop 
 two in chief and as many in base argent, a wool-pac 
 proper ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, ii^ 
 front of a garb or, charged with an escallop sable, tv 
 thistles leaved and slipped in saliire proper. Married 
 firstly, 1872, Laura Harriet, fifth daughter of Sir Mich 
 Hicks Hicks-Beach, eighth Baronet, of Williamstrip Park 
 in the county of Gloucester (she died 1874 ; secondly, 1888 
 Constance Lucy, fourth daughter of John Henry Elwes 
 Colesborne, in the county of Gloucester ; and has Issue- 
 (i) Francis Arthur Mitchell, Gentleman, born 1888; (a 
 David Johnstone Mitchell, Gentleman, born 1890; (3) Johi^ 
 Henry Mitchell, Gentleman, born 1893 ; and Ethel Lau 
 Postal address — High Grove, Tetbury, Gloucestershire. 
 
 CHARLES MITCHELL, Gentleman. Armorial hear- 
 ings are : Sable, on a bend wavy or, between two mascles 
 of the last, as many mascles of the field ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, and issuing out of flames of 
 fire, a phoenix rising proper, sem^e of mascles sable, and 
 holding in the beak an acorn slipped and leaved also 
 proper; with the Motto, " Spernit humum." Postal 
 address — Jesmond Towers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
 
 EDWARD CHARLES MITCHELL, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1842, being the third but second surviving son of 
 Joseph Theophilus Mitchell, East India Merchant in 
 London, by his wife Isabella, daughter of the late Captain 
 James Young of Lee, in the County of Kent, one of the 
 Elder Brethren of the Trinity House. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Sable, a fesse invected between an an- 
 nulet and two mascles in chief, and a inascle between two 
 annulets in base or, within a bordure chequy of the last 
 and first, and for distinction charged upon the fesse with a 
 crescent of the field ; and impaling the arms of Craufurd of 
 Baidland and Ardmillan, namely gules, on a fesse ermine, 
 between three mullets argent, two crescents interlaced of 
 the field ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a mascle sable, interlaced with three ears of barley slipped 
 or; with the Motto, "Sapiens qui assiduus." Married, 
 
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 January 21, 1884, Edith Caroline Sophia, widow of John 
 H. Irvine, and second daughter of Thomas Craufurd, third 
 son of Archibald Clifford Blackwell Craufurd of Baidland, 
 
 now of Ardmillan. Postal address — C/o Messrs. Henry 
 S. King, 65 Cornhill, London, EC. 
 
 S FRANK JOHNSTONE MITCHELL, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 county of Monmouth, High Sheriff 1868. Born September 
 14, 1824, being the eldest son of Francis Henry Mitchell 
 of 12 Upper Wimpole Street, by his wife Frances Elizabeth, 
 second daughter of James Johnstone. Livety — Claret coat, 
 primrose waistcoat, black plush, white stockings. Armo- 
 rial beaxings— He bears for Arms ; Sable, on a chevron 
 
 impaling the arms of Rolls, namely argent, on a fesse 
 dancette^ with plain cottises sable, between three billets 
 of the last, each charged with a lion rampant or, as many 
 bezants. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a garb or, charged with an escallop sable, two thistles 
 leaved and slipped in saltire proper; with the Motto, "A 
 Deo Fasces." Married, January 19, i860, Elizabeth Har- 
 court, eldest daughter of John Etherington Welch Rolls, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of 
 The Hendi-e, in the county of Monmouth ; and has Issue — 
 Gwladys EUzabeth [married, January 31, 1894, Major WiUiam 
 Frederick Cleeve, Royal Artillery] ; and Hilda Mary [mar- 
 ried, August 25, 1891, to the Reverend Charles William 
 Tyler]. Estate and postal address — Llanfrechfa Grange, 
 Caerieon, Newport, Monmouth. 
 
 Sir HUGH SYKES MITCHELL of Westshore, 
 Baonret. Born Nov. i, 1880, being the eldest son of the 
 late Sir James William Mitchell, Bart., Rothesay Herald 
 
 raguly plain cottised or, between four escallops, two in chief 
 and as many in base argent, a wool-pack proper, and 
 
 and Lyon Clerk (who was served heir June 5, 1895, by 
 the Sheriff of Chancery, Scotland, of Sir John Mitchell 
 of Westshore, third Baronet, \i\io'd.s.p. 1783), by his wife 
 Annie Tilburn, elder dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Sykes, 
 Tutor, Ackworth, co. York. Armorial bearings (as 
 recorded in Lyon Office, Edinburgh, the succession to 
 the Baronetcy being there recognised) — Sable, a fesse 
 between three mascles or, a bordure chequy of the second 
 and first, on a canton the badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 the liveries, for Crest, three ears of barley conjoined in 
 the stalk proper. Armorial bearings (as recorded in the 
 Heralds' College, London, the succession to the Baronetcy 
 not being there recognised) — Sable, a fesse invected 
 between an annulet and two mascles in chief, and a 
 mascle between two annulets in base or, within a bordure 
 chequy of the last and first. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a mascle sable, inter- 
 laced with three ears of barley slipped or ; with the Motto, 
 "Sapiens qui assiduus." Postal address — Rogarth, Colin- 
 ton, N.B. 
 
 ISABELLA BOYD MITCHELL, Spinster, only sur- 
 viving daughter of the late Joseph Theophilus Mitchell, 
 East India Merchant in London, by his wife Isabella, 
 daughter of the late Captain James Young of Lee, in the 
 county of Kent, one of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity 
 House. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge (as re- 
 corded in the Herald's College) : Sable, a fesse invected 
 between an annulet and two mascles in chief, and a mascle 
 between two annulets in base or, within a bordure chequy 
 of the last and first (as recorded in Lyon Office) ; Sable, a 
 
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 fesM beiwren three mascles or. a bordure chequy of the 
 Uut and firsi. Postal (!</</»»«— Fernielaw, Colinton, Mid- 
 lothian, N.B. 
 
 Thk Rkvkkknd JOHN FRANCIS MITCHELL. 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, sometime Rector of Wolfcrton. in the 
 CO. of Norfolk, Ctiaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty the 
 Queen. Honorary Chaplain to His Royal Highness the 
 Prince of Wales, and Honorary Chaplain to the Right 
 Honourable the l*^rl of Kinnoul ; Bachelor of Arts of the 
 University of Cambridge. Bom June 3, 1845, l)eing the 
 fourth but third survivineson of the late Joseph Theophilus 
 Mitchell, Kast India Merchant in London, by his wife 
 Isabella, daughter of the late Captain James Young of Lee 
 in the county of Kent, one of the Klder Brethren of Trinity 
 House. Armorial bearlaj^— He hears for Amu: Sable, 
 a fesse invected bt-tween an annulet and two mascles in 
 chief, and a niascle l>etween two annulets in base or, within 
 a border chequy of the last and first, a mullet for difference ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a mascle 
 sable, interlaced with three ears of barley slipped or ; with 
 the Motto, "Sapiens qui assiduus." Postal address — 
 
 MITCHELL of Carnock and Luscar, co. Fife (6 Oct. 
 1903). Sable, thirteen mascles crossways, seven being in 
 pale and in the first quarter a portcullis chains pendent or. 
 Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest — Three ears of barley 
 
 conjoined in stalk proper. Motto — "In Deo spes." 
 Livery — E>ark blue, black collar. 
 
 S>on of Alexander Mitchell. Esq., J. P., of Carnock and 
 Luscar, Fifeshire, Col. Clackmannanshire and Kinross- 
 shire R. Vols. b. 1821 ; d. 1893 ; m. Emma, d. of 
 William Peace of Wigan. Lanes. 
 Alexander Mitchell Esq.. J. P. for Fifeshire, B.A. (Oxon). 
 Major Fife and Forfar Imperial Yeomanry, b. 20 Aug. 1871 ; 
 m. 3 July 1894, Meta Mary Graham, d. of John Paton 
 Esq., J. P., of Lcthangie, Kinross-shire ; and has surv. issue 
 — (i) Harold Paton Mitchell, Gentleman,*. 21 May 1900; 
 (2) Alec Maskell Mitchell, Gentleman, b, 22 Oct. 1904. 
 Estates — Carnock and Luscar, co. Fife; Nortonhall, Rox- 
 burghshire. Res. — Luscar, Dunfermline, N.B. ; Monksford, 
 St. Boswells, N.B. C/a^i— Raleigh , University (Edin- 
 burgh), County (Stirling). 
 
 TnK Rev. WILLIAM MITCHELL-CARRUTHERS. 
 M.A. (Cantab.). Rector of Holbrook. Ipswich. Born Sept. 
 12, 1853, being the elder son of the late Major-General W. 
 St. l^ger Mitchell, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Patrick 
 Agnew of 1-Arne, Co. Antrim, Ireland, and assumed in 
 1873 the surname of his paternal ^andmother nie Car- 
 ruthers of Holmains, Dumfriess-shire. Armorial bear- 
 Inj^— Quarterly i and 4, gules two chevronels engrailed 
 between three fleurs-de-lis or (for Carruthers) ; 2 and 3 
 sable, a fesse counter-embattled argent, Iwtween three 
 mascles or (for Mitchell). Mantling gules doubled argent 
 Crests— I. on the dexter side, on a wreath of the liveries. 
 a cherub's head proper; Motto, " Promptus el fidelis" 
 (for Carruthers) ; 2. on the sinister side, on a wreath of the 
 liveries, St. Michael in armour holding a spear in his 
 dexter hand, the face, neck, arms, and legs bare, a'l 
 proper, the wings argent, and hair auburn; Motto, " Vir- 
 tute cresco" (for Mitchell). Married, Oct. 3, 1878, 
 
 Antonia, youngest dau. of the late Rev. A. A. Holdcn' 
 of Nuttall Temple, Notts; and has Issue — (i) Alexander] 
 Douglas Mitchell-Carruthers, Gentleman, b. Oct. 4, 1882 ; 
 (2) Malcolm William Mitchell-Carruthers, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 21, 1884 ; (3) Nigel Laurie Mitchell-Carruthers, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 12, 1888 ; (4) John Erskine Mitchell- 
 Carruthers. Gentleman, b. Jan. 15. 1891 ; Margaret Antonia ; 
 Emma Mary ; and Winifrid. Postal address — The Rectory, 
 Holbrook. Ipswich. 
 
 ALEXANDER HAROLD MITCHELL-INNES, Esq., 
 Lieut. Northumberland Artill. Mil. 1889-1894, J. P. for 
 Berwickshire. Born 1870. being the eldest son of the late 
 Capt. W. Mitchell- Innes, 13th Hussars. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent three mullets of six points 
 within a bordure gules, charged with eight bezants (for 1 
 Innes) ; 2 and 3 sable, on a fesse between three mascles or, ' 
 three mullets gules. Mantling gules doubled argent ; and j 
 for his Crests, on the dexter side, on a wreath of the live- j 
 ries, an increscent proper (for Innes) ; and on the sinister : 
 side, on a wreath of the liveries, a hand holding a garland \ 
 of laurel all proper (for Mitchell). Mottoes — " Jc recois 
 pour donner," " Deo favente." Seat — Whitehall, Chirn- 
 side, N.B. 
 
 MSiR MITCHELL MITCHELL - THOMSON, ist; 
 
 Baronet (1900), Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1897- 1900, 
 D. L. for the county of the city of Edinburgh, J. P. for the 
 city of Edinburgh and for the co. of Peebles, Member of 
 the Royal Company of Archers, H. M. s Bodyguard for Scot- 
 land ; assumed the additional surname of Mitchell by Royal 
 Licence dated Sept. 27, 1900. Born Dec. 15, 1846, being 
 
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 the fourth and youngest son of the late Andrew Thomson 
 of Alloa, by his wife Janet, dau. of William Mitchell of 
 Alloa. Livery — Maroon, with silver facings. Armorial 
 bearings — Parted per pale argent and gules, a stag's head 
 
 caboshed between three mascles all counterchanged, the 
 escutcheon Ijeing charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of his liveries, a hand proper holding a cross cross- 
 let fitchfe gules. Motto — " Deus providebit." Married, 
 firstly, 1876, Eliza Flowerdew, dau. of William Lowson of 
 Balthayock; and secondly, 1880, Eliza Lamb, dau. of Robert 
 Cook of Leith ; and has Issue (by his first marriage) — 
 William Mitchell-Thomson, Esq., b. April 15, 1877; and 
 (by his second marriage) Janet Barclay ; and Mary Violet. 
 Seal — Polmood, Broughton , Peeblesshire. Residence — 
 6 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh. C/a^j^^arlton, Consti- 
 tutional. 
 
 MITFORD, see FREEMAN-MITFORD. 
 
 EDWARD LEDWICH OSBALDESTON MITFORD, 
 Gentleman, late Ceylon Civil Service. Bom Oct. 31, 1811, 
 being the third son of the late Robert M itford of the Audit 
 Office, by his wife Letitia, dau. of Rev. Edward Ledwich, 
 LL.D. , of Dublin. Armorial bearings — Argent, a fesse 
 sable, between three moles displayed proper. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter and sinister hand couped proper, supporting a sword 
 in pale argent, pommelled or, pierced through a boar's head 
 sable, tusked of the first, couped gules. MottO — "God 
 caryth for us." Married, April 11, 1844, Janet, dau. of Ven 
 B. Bailey, Archdeacon of Ceylon ; and has Issue — (i) Cuth- 
 bert Philip Mitford, Gentleman, b. Jan. 22, 1845, d.s.p. 
 March 31, 1854; (2) Robert Mitford, Gentleman, late 73rd 
 Regt. , b. Nov. 25, 1846 [tn., Nov. 24, 1875, Annie, second 
 dau. of Major-Gen. Charles Stuart Lane ; and has issue 
 Bertram Lane Mitford, Gentleman, b. Nov. 3, 1876; Robert 
 Eustace Mitford, Gentleman, b. June 10, 1878, d. May 7, 
 1895 ; Humphrey Austen Mitford, Gentleman, b. Feb. 2, 
 1892 ; Sybil Marguerite Elizabeth ; Beatrice lona, d. young. 
 
 1887 ; Gladys Marion ; Violet Edith ; and Marjorie] ; (3) 
 Rev. Edward Mitford, M.A., Vicar of Hunmanby, co. 
 York, b. Oct. 4, 1853 [w. , Aug. 14, 1878, Annie Maria 
 Louisa, eldest dau. of Rev. E. H. Price, M.A. , Vicar of 
 Kimbolton, and has with other issue, John Philip Mitford, 
 Gentleman, b. 1880] ; (4) Bertram Mitford, Gentleman, 6. 
 June 13, 1855 [m., and has issue] ; (5) Rev. William Led- 
 wich Mitford, Rector of Ickburgh, Norfolk, b. April 2, 
 1858 [m., and has issue]; Frances Letitia [ot. Birnie 
 Browne, I.C.S.]; Edith Hamilton [tn. W. Righy, I.C.S., 
 and d. Oct. 19, 1891, leaving issue]; Mary Margaret [;«. , 
 and has issue] ; and Sybil Emma [m. , and has issue]. Mr. 
 Osbaldeston Mitford married secondly, 1896, Ella, dau. of 
 the late Cloudesley Shovell Fitzroy Mason, C.S. , Ceylon. 
 Seais ~ Mitford Castle, Morpeth, co. Northumberland ; 
 Hunmanby Hall, co. York. 
 
 S REGINALD COLVILLE WILLIAM REVELEY 
 MITFORD, Esquire, Major-General H.M.'s Army. 
 Born Feb. 23, 1839, being the youngest son of John Mitford 
 of Exbury, Hants, Barrister-at-Law (second son of William 
 Mitford of Exbury, Historian of Greece), by his wife Susan 
 Annette, dau. of Captain Henry, R.N. Livery— B\a.ck, 
 silver lace. Armorial bearings —Argent, a fesse sable be- 
 tween three moles displayed prop>er (for Mitford). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter and sinister hand couped proper, supporting a sword 
 in pale argent, hiked and pommelled or, pierced through a 
 boar's head sable, tusked of the first, couped and langued 
 gules. Motto— "God caryth for us." Married, Sept. 13, 
 
 1865, Margaret A., dau. of Henry Moore of Sefton Park. 
 Residence— \2,'^ Cromwell Road, London, S.W. Club — 
 Wellington. 
 
 MIT TON, quartered by WOODD. 
 
 MOBERLEY, quartered by GROSVENOR and TAUN- 
 TON. 
 
 MOGG, see REES-MOGG. 
 
 MOIGNE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 MOIR, quartered by KNIGHT-ERSKINE. 
 
 ALASTAIR ERSKINE GRAHAM MOIR, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. StirUng. Born July 18, 1863, being the second but 
 eldest survivingsonof thelate Robert Graham Moir, Esq. , J. P. 
 and D.L., by his wife Ann Elizabeth, fourth dau. of William 
 Hay of Dunse Castle. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 4, argent, three Mauritian heads couped and distilling 
 three drops of blood proper, banded of the first, a pearl 
 in each ear, in the centre a mullet gules ; 2. argent, a heart 
 crowned proper, on a chief sable, three escallops or ; 3. 
 quarterly i. and iiii., or, a fesse chequy azure and argent ; ii. 
 and iii. , argent, a galley, sails furled and oars in action sable. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a falcon proper, armed and belled or, perched 
 on a heron lying on its back proper, beaked and membered 
 gules. Motto — " Ne oublie." Married, Nov. 11, 1897, 
 Winifred Edith, second dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert 
 Maxwell, Bart., P.C., M.P. ; and has /jj-«e— Charles 
 William Moir, Gentleman, b. Oct. 30, 1898 ; and Beatrice. 
 5«rt^— Leckie, near Stirling, co. Stirling. 
 
 S GEORGE MOIR-BYRES, Esquire, of Tonley, Aber- 
 deenshire, J. P. and D.L. for co. of Aberdeen, and 
 J. P. for Westmorland. Born April 23, 1839, being the 
 eldest son of Patrick Moir-Byres of Tonley, by Maria, 
 eldest dau. of John White of Quebec. Armorial bearings 
 (L.O., Feb. 7, 1755) — Azure, ^ chevron argent, between 
 three martlets volant or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a cock regardant proper. 
 Motto (over crest) — " Marte duo Tutus." Married, Aug. 
 
 1866, Sophia Matilda, eldest dau. of late Andrew Hume Bul- 
 teel of Liverpool; and \va.'s, Issue — (i) Patrick Moir-Byres, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Aberdeen, Major King's Dragoon Guards, b. 
 Oct. 10, 1869 ; (2) George Bulteel Moir-Byres, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 28, 1870 ; (3) Edward Byres Moir-Byres, Gentleman, 
 b. June 30, 1873 ; (4) Douglas Moir-Byres, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 31, 1875 ; (5) James Sandilands Moir-Byres, Gentleman, 
 b. July 28, 1881. Seats — Tonley, Whitehouse, Aberdeen- 
 shire. Clubs — Caledonian, Royal Northern (Aberdeen). 
 
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 ALEXANDER MOLESWORTH, Esquire. J. P. han- 
 ctuhire. Born Sept. 8, 1851, beinr the second son ot Rev. 
 William Nassau Molesworth. I.L.P. , Hon. Canon of Man- 
 chostfr. Vicar of S|K>»land, Rochdale, by his wifi- MarKar«-t. 
 dau. of ilfor^f .Murray of Ancoats Half. Annorlal bear- 
 4ny Gules, an escutclu-on vair Iwtwecn eight cross cross- 
 lets in orle or. Mantling ruIcs and or. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proi>cr, holding a cross crosslet or. Motto— " Vincit amor 
 patho:." Ktitdentt Hamer Hall, Rochdale. 
 
 Rkv. ERNEST HH.TON MOLESWORTH. F.R.G.S.. 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Rector of St. George's. Edinburgh, 
 formerly Rector of Jedburgh. Bom June 1 1 . 1858. being the 
 third son of Rev. Reynell Francis Wynn Molesworth, M.A.. 
 Rector of Washington, by his first wife Eleanor Jane, only 
 dau. of Rev. John Hilton. Armorial bearings Gules, an 
 escutcheon vair between eight cross crosslets in orle or. 
 M«titiVny gules and or. Orest On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm enilxjwed in armour proper, holding a cross 
 crosslet or. Motto "Vincit amor patrice." Married, 
 1886, Adeline, dau. of Rev, Canon Charles King of Salis- 
 bury ; and has Issue - (i) Charles Ernest Wynn Molesworth, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. ao, 1888 ; (2) Eric Mackinnon Moles- 
 worth, Gentleman, b. Oct. 16, 1890; (3) Selwyn Francis 
 Molesworth, Gentleman, b. 1894; and Dorothea. Kesi- 
 (UHce—53 Albany Street, Edinburgh. 
 
 FREDERICK N.-XSSAU MOLESWORTH, Esquire, 
 late Hon. Capt. and Vol. Batt. Lancashire Fusiliers. Bom 
 Oct. 25. 1850. being the second son of the late John Moles- 
 worth, by his wife Mary, dau. of Lawrence Newall of 
 Townhouse, Littleborough. Armorial bearings -Gules, 
 an escutcheon vair between eight cross crosslets in orle 
 or. M'^"tl<"g gules and or. Great -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, hold- 
 ing a cross crosslet or. Motto -" Vincit amor patriae. " 
 Married, Aug. 14. 1877, Emma Louisa dau. of J. H. 
 Davenport; and has Issue— (1) Eric Nassau Molesworth, 
 Gentleman, b. June 8, 1878 ; (2) Henry Talbot Molesworth, 
 Gentleman, i. Feb. i, 1880; (3) John Davenport Newall 
 Molesworth, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; and Emma Freda Mar- 
 garet. ^«/rf««f«— Townhouse. Littleborough, Manchester. 
 
 GEORGE MILL FREDERICK MOLESWORTH. 
 Esquire. J. P. Devon and for Duchy of Lancaster, and 
 Com. R.N. (retired). Bom Sept. 14. 1825, being the fourth 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Rev. John Edward 
 Nassau Molesworth. D.D.. Vicar of Rochdale, by his first 
 wife H;u-riet, dau. of William MacKinnon. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, an escutcheon vair between eight cross 
 crosslets in orle or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, holding a cross crosslet or. MottO — ' ' Vincit amor 
 patris. ' Married, Aug. 19, 1851, Sarah, dau. of Laurence 
 Newall of Town House, Littleborough; and has Issue— 
 (i) Reginald Balfour Molesworth. Gentleman, b. Nov. 6, 
 1852 ^m., April 19, 1888, Marian, youngest dau. of Ed- 
 mund Thompson, and died leaving issue, Katharine Sarah 
 Newall] ; (2) George Nassau Molesworth, Gentleman, b. 
 June 4, 1856, d. unm. April 13, 1879 ; (3) Arthur Hill Moles- 
 worth, Gentleman, b. Oct. 25, 1857 ; Harriet, d. an infant ; 
 Mary Capel; Jessie Fitzgerald [m., Oct. 3, 1889. Henry 
 Bridges Molesworth. eldest son of Sir Guildford Moles- 
 worth, K.C.I.E., and has issue]. Seat — North Down 
 Hall. Bideford. Residence — Torridge House, Westward Ho. 
 
 Sir GUILFORD LINDSEY MOLESWORTH, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian 
 Empire. Bom May 3, 1828, being the youngest son of the 
 Rev. John Edward Nassau Molesworth, D.D., Vicar of 
 Rochdale, by his wife Harriet, dau. of William Mackinnon 
 and sister of the late Gen. Dan Mackinnon, Coldstream 
 Guards. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings- Gules, 
 an escutcheon vair between eight cross crosslets in orle or, 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Order 
 of the Indian Empire, and pendant therefrom his badge as 
 a K.C.I.E. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colotirs, a di;xler arm embowed in armour proper, 
 holding a cross crosslet or. Mottoes—'' Sic fidem teneo," 
 and "Vincit amor patriae." Married, 1854, Maria Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of J. T. Bridges of Walmer, Kent (and granddau. 
 of Sir Robert Affleck); and has Issue — (i) Henry Bridges 
 Molesworth, Esq. , b. 1855 ; (a) Robert Bridges Molesworth, 
 
 Esq., b. 1863, d. 1897 ; (3) Guy Layard Nassau Molesworth, 
 Esq., b 1865; (4) Percy Braybrooke Molesworth. Esq., 
 Capt. R.E., b. 1867; Amy Francis, deceased; Eva; and 
 Louisa Mary. >?.r/(;/«j -Swords, near Dublin ; Clear Lake, 
 Lake County. California. Postal address — The Manor 
 House. Bexley. Kent. Clubs— ^i. Stephen's. Royal Societies'. 
 
 Hts Honour HICKMAN MOLESWORTH, Judge of 
 the Court of Insolvency, Victoria, Australia. Bom Feb* 
 ruary 23, 1842, being the eldest son of Sir Robert Moles- 
 worth, Knight, late of Ediington. Melbourne. Victoria, 
 by his wife Henrietta, daueluer of the Reverend Joseph 
 England Johnson. Armonal bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Gules, an escutcheon vair, between eight cross 
 crosslets in orle or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and an 
 and for his Crest, uf>on a wreath of the colours, a c 
 arm in armour, emlxjwed proper, holding a cross en 
 or; with the Motto, "Vincit amor patriae." Ma. 
 firstly, 1868, Eliza Emily, daughter of William Ru 
 Esquire, of Farnham Park. Warnambool. Victoria, J' 
 of the Peace, Member of the Legislative Assembly ; 
 
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 secondly. 1882, Alice Henrietta, daughter of Doctor Ffloyd] 
 Minter Peck of Sale. Gippsland. Victoria. By his first] 
 marriage he has Issue — (i) Robert Arthur Molesworth, 1 
 Gentleman, born July 6, 1871 ; (2) William Farnham 
 Molesworth, Gentleman, born March 7, 1874; Enid Jose-j 
 phine ; and Emily Maud. By his second marriage he has! 
 Walter Lancelot Hickman, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; Margaret j 
 Alice Elaine ; Lynette Emily Ffloyd ; and CEnone Florence j 
 Mary. Residence — Ealington, Auburn, Victoria. Australia.^ 
 Club — Melbourne. 
 
 JAMES MURRAY MOLESWORTH. Esquire, J. 
 CO. Warwick, F.R.G.S. Born Jan. 19. 1849, being the 
 eldest surviving son of the late Rev. William Nassatrf 
 Molesworth, LL.D. , Hon. Canon of Manchester, Vicar ofj 
 Spotland, Rochdale, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Georgel 
 Murray of Ancoats Hall, Manchester. Armorial bearings j 
 —Gules, an escutcheon vair, between eight cross crosslets in 1 
 orle or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath ofj 
 the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, ■^ 
 holding a cross crosslet or. Motto -"Vincit amor patriae." 1 
 Married, Nov. 10, 1891, Emily Maria, younger dau. ofj 
 Robert Leech of The Greave, Rochdale; and has Issue — \ 
 Robert Murray Nassau Molesworth, Esq., b. 1895. Resi'^ 
 dence—Comyn Lodge, Leamington. 
 
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 Reverend RENNELL FRANCIS WYNN MOLES- 
 WORTH, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Wash- 
 ington, Durham. Born Jan. 17, 1827, being the fifth son of 
 the late Rev. John Edward Nassau Molesworth, D.D. , Vicar 
 of Rochdale, by his first wife Harriet, dau. of William 
 M'Kinnon. Armorial bearings — Gules, an escutcheon 
 vair, between eight cross crosslets in orle or. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm enibowed in armour proper, holding a cross crosslet 
 or. Motto — " Vincit amor patriae." Alarrisd, firstly, June 
 17, 1851, Eleanor Jane, dau. of Rev. John Hilton; and by 
 her (who. d. March 12, 1862) has Issue— [i] Francis Hilton 
 Molesworth, Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1854 ; (2) Rev. John 
 Hilton Molesworth, Vicar of St. John's, Leicester, late 
 Vicar of St. Mark's, Peterborough, and Rural Dean, b. 
 March 14, 1856; (3) Rev. Ernest Hilton Molesworth, 
 F.R.G.S. [to whom refer]; (4) Arthur Hilton Molesworth, 
 Gentleman, B.A. Pemb. Coll., Oxon. , Barrister-at-Law, b. 
 June I, i860; Mary Agnes; and Eleanor Jane. Rev. R. 
 F. W. Molesworth m. secondly, July 27, 1864, Frances 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Admiral George Henderson, R.N. ; and 
 has further Issue — (^) Rodney Henderson Molesworth, 
 Gentleman, b. June 2, 1865 ; (6) Theodore Henderson 
 Molesworth, Gentleman, b. June 22, 1872 ; (7) Walter 
 Henderson Molesworth, Gentleman, b. August 3, 1873 ; 
 Bertha; and Dora. Residence— Ihe Lodge, Pembury, 
 Kent. 
 
 ROBERT ARTHUR MOLESWORTH, Esquire. Born 
 April 15, 1843, being the second son of the late Sir Robert 
 Molesworth, Knight, late of Edlington, Melbourne, Vic- 
 toria, by his wife Henrietta, daughter of the Reverend 
 Joseph England Johnson. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Gules, an escutcheon vair, between eight cross 
 crosslets in orle or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm in armour embowed proper, holding a cross 
 crosslet or; with the Motto, "Vincit amor patriae." 
 Married, June 10, 1874, Flora Macdonald Matheson, 
 daughter of John Matheson; and has Issue — (i) John 
 Matheson Molesworth, Gentleman, born February 16, 
 1878 ; (2) Robert Heckman Matheson Molesworth, Gentle- 
 man, born November 24, 1879; (3) William Edwin Mathe- 
 son Molesworth, Gentleman. 
 
 ST. AUBYN MOLESWORTH, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. 
 in the Royal Horse Artillery. Born March 26, 1843, being 
 the only son of the late Walter Napleton Molesworth 
 St. Aubyn, M.P. for Helston 1880-85, by his wife Anne, 
 younger dau. of George Coles of Southampton, and relict 
 of Charles Goddon Mitchell Smith, Paymaster R.N. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules an escut- 
 cheon vair between eight crosses crosslet in orle argent 
 (for Molesworth) ; 2 and 3 ermine, on a cross gules, five 
 bezants (for St. Aubyn). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Married, Feb. 12, 1874, Jane Emily, dau. of John Pen- 
 berthy Magor of Laniellen ; and has Issue — (i) Edward 
 Algernon Molesworth, Gentleman, b. May 9, 1875; (2) 
 Arthur St. Aubyn Molesworth, Gentleman, b. June 7, 1878, 
 
 The Rev. ST. AUBYN HENDER MOLESWORTH 
 ST. AUBYN, J. P. for Cornwall. Born Dec. 27, 1833, being 
 the second son of the late Rev. Hender Molesworth, B.A. , 
 of Clowance, sometime Rector of Redruth, Cornwall, by 
 his wife Helen Matilda Isabella, fifth dau. of the Rev. 
 T. Napleton of Powderham Rectory, Devon. Armo- 
 rial bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4, ermine, on a cross 
 sable, five bezants (for St. Aubyn) ; 2 and 3, gules, 
 an escutcheon vair between eight crosses crosslet in orle 
 argent (for Molesworth). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a rock, thereon a 
 Cornish chough rising all proper. Married, June 3, 1862, 
 Caroline, third dau. of Rev. Charles Wheler, M.A. ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Hugh Molesworth St. Aubyn, Esq., B.A. , 
 b. Jan. 3, 1865, formerly Capt. 3rd Batt. Duke of Corn- 
 wall's Light Infantry \_m. Emma Sybil, dau. of Adm. 
 Charles Wake, R.N.]; (2) Beville Molesworth St. Aubyn, 
 Gentleman, B.A. , b. Feb. 4, 1871 ; Helen Flora [;«., 1891, 
 Rev. Charles Rowland Wynne de Cerjat of Moudon, 
 Switzerland, and Crowan Vicarage, Cornwall] ; and Annie 
 Caroline [w., 1897, Edward Harvey Williams, Esq.]. 
 Postal address — Clowance, co. Cornwall. 
 
 MOLINES, Baron of, see LOUDOUN. 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK CRISP - MOLINEUX- 
 MONTGOMERIE, Esq., Major Grenadier Guards, J. P. 
 CO. Norfolk. Born 1869, being the son of the late Cecil 
 Thomas Crisp-Molineux-Montgomerie, Esq., J. P., D. L. , 
 by his wife Eleanor Frances, sixth dau. of Hon. Arthur 
 Lascelles of Norley, Cheshire. Armorial bearing^ — 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. , azure, a branch of 
 palm tree in bend sinister between three fleurs-de-lis or 
 (for Montgomerie) ; ii. and iii., gules, three rings or, each 
 enriched with a sapphire (for Eglington) ; 2. quarterly azure 
 and or, a cross moline counterchanged (for Molineux) ; 
 3. per pale argent and sable, on a chevron five horse- 
 shoes all counterchanged (for Crisp). Mantling azure 
 and or. Crests -i. on a wreath of the colours, a palm 
 branch proper (for Montgomerie); 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of two peacocks' feathers in saltire, 
 a cross moline or (for Molineux) ; 3. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a camelopard argent, armed 
 and unguled or, sem6e of pellets and hurts alternately 
 collared and line reflexed over the back gules (for Crisp), 
 Motto — " Procedamus in pace." Married, 1901, Sybil 
 Blanche Somerset ; and has Issue — Violet Beare. Seat — 
 Garboldisham Hall, East Harling, Norfolk. Town resi- 
 dence — 3 Walton Place, S.W. 
 
 FREDERICK BUTLER MOLINEUX - MONT- 
 GOMERIE, Gentleman. Barrister-at-law. Born 1832, 
 being the only surviving son of the late Frederick Molineux- 
 Montgomerie, by his wife Sophia, dau. of Humphrey 
 Butler, grandson of Rt. Hon. ist Viscount Lanesborough. 
 Armorial bearings -Quarterly i and 4, azure, a branch of 
 palm tree in bend sinister between three fleurs-de-lis or ; 
 2 and 3, gules, three gem-rings or, each enriched with a 
 sapphire. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a palm branch proper. MottO ~ " Proce- 
 damus in pace." Married, Oct. 22, 1878, Isabella, eldest 
 dau. of Hon. Colin Lindsay; and has Issue -{i) Robert 
 Cecil Lindsay Molineux-Montgomerie, Gentleman, b. 1880 ; 
 (2) Arthur Frederic Molineux-Montgomerie, Gentleman, b. 
 1882, d. Sept. I, 1896 ; (3) Charles Alfred Molineux- 
 Montgomerie, Gentleman, b. 1884; (4) Eustace WiUiam 
 Molineux-Montgomerie, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (5) Hugh 
 George Molineux-Montgomerie, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and 
 Dorothea Frances. Residence — 
 
 MOLISON, quartered by DALGLEISH and GILLES- 
 
 SMITH. 
 
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 MOLONY (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, quarterly i. and 
 iiii., asun^, a quiver erect holding three arrows Iwtween two 
 bows {miewise all or; ii. and iii., gules, two lions rampant 
 supiKHtniK u staff all argent, a crescent for difference 
 (Molonyl: a and 3, argent, three bars ^emellc gules, a 
 bi>rdure. and in chief a crescent asure for difference (Harry). 
 KanUlnff azure and or. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm vamlMTiced embowed, the hand gauntleted grasping 
 a short sword allproper, the forearm charged with a trefoil 
 slipp«>d azure. Motto — " In Domino et non in arcu meo 
 sperabo. " 
 
 Sons of Harry Molony of Kilrush, co. Clare, L. R.C. P. I. 
 (eld. son of Charlrcs Brew Molony of Bindon Street, 
 Ennis), i. 1844; d. 1880: m. 1868, Charlotte Eliza, 
 d. of John Carver Coates : — 
 Chartres Aylmer Molony, Gentleman, L. R.C.S. I. , d. 1869. 
 /fes.— 
 
 Hany Brereton Molony, Gentleman, Dist. Inspector R. I. 
 Constab. , 6. . Xts. — 
 
 Rev. Perceval John Molony, ^. Res. — 
 
 Sons of James Barry Nlolony, Gentleman, of Bindon 
 Street, Ennis, ^. 1845; d. 1904; m. 1873, Ellen, d. of 
 John Butler Greene, Esq., B.L. : — 
 John Chartres Molony, Gentleman, B.A. Dublin (Indian 
 Civil Service), d. 1877 ; ui. 1904, Sarah Frances, d. of 
 William Adams, Esq., J. P., of Drumelton, co. Cavan. 
 Post. add. — Bindon Street, Ennis, co. Clare. 
 James Gorgias Massy Molony, Gentleman, i. 1884. 
 Sons of Chartres Brew Molony of Bindon Street, Ennis, 
 m. Alice, d. and coh. of James Barry of Rockstown, 
 CO. Limerick: — 
 John Molony, Esq., J.P. co. Armagh, F.R.C.P.I., 
 d. 1851 ; m. Ethel Constance, d. of Hugh Lyons Mont- 
 gomery, Esq., D.L., of Belhavel, co. Leitrim ; and has 
 issue— (i) Otho Hugh Chartres Molony, Lieut. 2nd Batt. 
 Dublin Fus., 6. 1880; (2) John Barr6 de Winton Molony, 
 Gentleman, d. 1886. Seat — Forkhill House, Dundalk, co. 
 Louth. 
 
 Godfrey Massy Molony, Gentleman, 6. 1854 ; m. 1882, 
 Class. Penrose, d. of Sir John Coode, K.C.M.G. Hes. — 
 14 Carlton Road, Southampton. 
 
 Alfred Molony, Gentleman, d. 1858. J?es. — 12 Vincent 
 Square Mansions, Westminster, S.W. 
 
 HENRY MOLONY, Gentleman, M.D, Born Jan. 19, 
 1853, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 
 James Molony of TuUa, P'. R.C.S., co. Clare, by his wifo 
 Rel^ecca, dau. of Michael Cireene of Ennis. Armorial bear- 
 ings Quarterly i and 4, azure, a quiver erect holding three 
 arrows between two Ikjws palewise all or; 2 and 3, gules, 
 two lions rampant supporting a staff all argent, and 
 impaling the arms of Morony, viz. azure, three cross 
 crosslets or, between as many boars' heads couped above 
 the shoulders argent, langucd gules. Mantlmg azure 
 and or. Crest - Upon a wreath of the colours, an 
 arm vambraced, embowed, the hand gauntleted grasping 
 a short sword all proper, the forearm charged with a 
 trefoil slipped azure. Motto " In Domino et non in arcu 
 meo sperabo." Married, April 24, 1889, Geraldine, dan. 
 of Edmund Morony of Odell Ville, eo. Limerick, by Helena 
 his wife, only dau. of John Odell. /Residence -Odell Ville, 
 Ballingarry, co. Limerick. 
 
 The Late PATRICK JOHN MOLONY, Esquire, 
 J.P. for CO. Clare, and B.A. (Dublin and Camb.), 
 died August 26, 1901. Bom February 19, 1839, being 
 the eldest son of John Molony, Esq., J. P., of Cragg, 
 CO. Clare, by his wife Anna, dau. of D. Canny, Esq., J. P., 
 of Clonmony, co. Clare. Livery — Undress : blue, with 
 yellow collar and cuffs ; full dress : blue, plush breeches. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a quiver 
 erect, holding three arrows between two bows paleways all j 
 or ; 2 and 3, gules, two lions rampant, supfwrting a staff all I 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of J 
 the colours, an arm embowed, the hand gauntleted, grasp- • 
 ing a short sword all proper, the forearm with a trefoil] 
 slipped azure. Motto — " In domino et non in arcu meo] 
 sperabo." Married, Oct. 17, 1870, Lydia Anne, dau. of j 
 Richard Galwey of Herbert Place, Dublin, Barrister-at- ; 
 Law ; and has Issue — Alice Lydia. Estate— Crsigg TuUa, 
 CO. Clare. 
 
 MOLYNEUX, quartered by BARNEWALL and AB-, 
 NEY-HASTINGS. 
 
 MOLYNEUX, Viscount, see SEFTON. 
 
 The Reverend BRYAN WILLIAM HOCKEN-^ 
 HULL MOLYNEUX, Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of] 
 Arts, Doctor of Civil Law, F.S.A. , of Ludlow, in the county 
 of Salop, formerly Curate in Charge of Onibury, in the same 
 county. Bom April 9, 1852, being the only son of the 
 late Reverend Bryan William Molyneux, Clerk in Holy [ 
 Orders, of Moor Hall, Ludlow, in the county of Salop, 
 by his wife Louisa Martina, daughter of William Dodgson 
 of Ulverston, in the county of Lancaster. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Azure, a cross moline or, on a 
 canton argent an ass's head erased sable ; with the Motto, 
 " Vivere sat vincere." /Residence —The Hollies, Gravel; 
 Hill, Ludlow, Salop. Clud — Primrose. 
 
 HARRIET MOLYNEUX, Spinster, daughter of the 
 late Reverend Bryan William Molyneux, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, of Moor Hall, Ludlow, in the county of Salop, 
 by his wife Louisa Martina, daughter of William Dodgson 
 of Ulverston, in the county of Lancaster. Armorial bear- 
 ings are, upon a lozenge : Azure, a cross moline or, on a 1 
 canton argent an ass's head erased sable. 
 
 EDMUND RICHARD THOMAS MOLYNEUX- j 
 SEEL, Esquire. Bom. Aug. 5, 1824, being the eldest son : 
 of the late Thomas Molyneux-Seel, Esq., of Huyton Hey, 
 by his wife Agnes Mary, daughter of Sir Richard Bedingfeld, 
 fifth Baronet. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, per fesse potent counter-potent pean and 
 azure, three wolves' heads erased counterchanged (for 
 Seel) ; 2 and 3 azure, a cross moline or, a canton argent 
 (for Molyneux). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head 
 erased per fesse pean and azure (for Seel) ; 2. on a chap)eau 
 gules turned up ermine, a peacock's tail proper (for Moly- 
 neux). Motto — "Sat vivere vincere." Married, Novem- 
 ber 16, 1847, Comtesse Anna Maria de Losada y Lousada 
 
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 (died 1898; and has Issue — (i) Edmund Harrington Moly- 
 neux-Seel, Esquire, Major the King's Liverpool Regiment, 
 born July 27, 1857 [married, October 30, 1894, Clare, 
 youngest daughter of the late Thomas Weld Blundell of 
 Ince Blundell Hall]; (2) Edward Honor<S Molyneux-Seel, 
 Esquire, Captain Royal Scots (Lothian) Regiment, born 
 June 24, 1862 [married, August 9, 1892, Margaret, daughter 
 of Matthew Bulloch] ; Agnes Mary Matilda [married, 
 October 5, 1870, Sir John Lawson, second Baronet, of 
 Brough Hall, in the county of York, and has issue] ; and 
 Charlotte Amelia. He married secondly, i8g8, Elizabeth 
 Anne, eldest daughter of Thomas O. Clinning, Esq., J. P., 
 of Elm Grove, Birkdale, Lanes. Seat — Huyton Hey, in 
 the county of Lancaster. 
 
 MONCEUX, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 MONCKTON, Baron, see GALWAY. 
 
 ARTHUR MONCKTON, Esquire, J.P. co. of Wor- 
 cester, M.A. (Oxon.). Born July 20, 1845, being the 
 second son of the late Lieut. -Gen. Henry Monckton, by 
 his wife Ann, only dau. of John Grooms Smythe of 
 Hilton, Salop. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron 
 between three martlets or, as many mullets of the field, 
 impaling the arms of Pleydell-Bouverie, namely, quarterly 
 I and 4, per fesse or and argent, a double-headed eagle 
 displayed sable, on the breast an escutcheon gules, charged 
 with a bend vair ; 2 and 3, argent, a bend gules, gutt6e- 
 d'eau, between two ravens sable, a chief chequy or and of 
 the last. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a martlet or. HottO — " Famam extendere 
 factis. " Married Lady Gertrude Pleydell-Bouverie, dau. 
 of the 4th Earl of Radnor ; and has Issue — (i) Christopher 
 Monckton, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; (2) Marmaduke Monckton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1899 ; Mary ; and Nora. Seat — Hilton, 
 CO. Salop. 
 
 EDWARD PHILIP MONCKTON, J.P. cos. North- 
 ampton, Rutland, and Liberty of Peterborough ; High 
 Sheriff CO. Rutland 1883; B.A. Trin. Coll., Camb. ; Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, Recorder of Northampton, late Major and 
 Hon. Lieut. -Col. 3rd Batt. Northampton Regt., and M.P. 
 for N. Northants 1895, Member of the House of Laymen. 
 Born July 18, 1840, being the eldest son of the late 
 Edward Henry Cradock Monckton, H.E. I.C.S. , Bengal, 
 by his second wife Maria Catherine, youngest dau. of 
 H. W. Tydd. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chevron 
 between three martlets or, as many mullets of the field. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a martlet or. Motto— " Famam extendere factis." 
 Married, Sept. 25, 1866, Christabel (d. May 23, 1899) 
 second dau. of Rev. C. D. Francis, M.A., Vicar of Tysoe, 
 CO. Warwick ; and has Issue — (i) George Edward Monck- 
 ton, Gentleman, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., b. Nov. 20, 
 1868 [m., April 21, 1896, Marguerite, youngest dau. of the 
 late James Marigold of Park House, Edgbaston] ; (2) Philip 
 Tunnard Monckton, Gentleman, b. July 26, 1870 \m., 1901, 
 Agnes, dau. of Maxwell Smith] ; (3) Noel Monckton, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. 24, 1871 \m. , 1895, Flora, dau. of Rev. George 
 Townsend Warner of Newton Abbott, and has issue] ; 
 (4) Charles Monckton, Gentleman, b. Feb. 26, 1873; (5) 
 Christopher Cecil Monckton, Gentleman, b. March 8, 1877 ; 
 (6) Oliver Paul Monckton, Gentleman, B.A. King's Coll., 
 Camb., b. March 7, 1879 ; (7) Thomas Anthony Monckton, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 22, 1885; Christabel; Theodora; and 
 Frances Leonora. Seats — Fineshade AbVey, Stamford, co. 
 Northampton ; Laundimer House, Oundle. Town address 
 — Lamb Buildings, Temple. Clubs — Carlton, Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 § FRANCIS MONCKTON, Esquire. J.P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Stafford, M.P. for West Staffordshire 1871-1885, 
 and High Sheriff 1895, late Capt. and Hon. Major Queen's 
 Own Yeomanry Cavalry. Born March 7, 1844, being the 
 eldest son of the late General Henry Monckton, by his wife 
 Ann, only dau. of John Groome Smythe of Hilton, Salop. 
 Livery — Blue and red. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a 
 chevron between three martlets or, as many mullets of the 
 
 field. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a martlet or. Motto— " Famam extendere factis." 
 Married, July 16, 1889, Evelyn Mary, dau. of Algernon 
 Charles Heber-Percy of Hodnet Hall, co. Salop; and has 
 Issue— (1) Francis Algernon Monckton, Gentleman, b. May 
 6, 1890 ; (2) Geoffrey Valentine Francis Monckton, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 14, 189 15 ; (3) Reginald Francis Percy Monck- 
 ton, Gentleman, b. June 3, 1896 ; Evelyn Frances; Constance 
 Frances ; and Violet Frances Maude. Seats — SlKllon, 
 Stafford, and Somerford, Brewood, Stafford. Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
 a HENRY GRANT MONCKTON, Gentleman, Com- 
 mander R.N. Born Jan. 28, i860, being the eldest 
 son of the late Henry Monckton, B.C.S., by his wife Char- 
 lotte, second dau. of Rev. Edward Judge. Armorial 
 bearings— Gules, on a chevron between three martlets or. 
 as many mullets of the field. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a martlet or. Motto— 
 " Famam extendere factis." Married, 1890, Maud Lilian, 
 dau. of Rev. John W. Hallowell; and had Issue — (i) Marma- 
 duke Henry Monckton, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1891 ; (2) 
 Frederick Monckton, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; and Maud 
 Lilian Seaflower. Residence — 
 
 HORACE WOOLLASTON MONCKTON, Esquire. 
 Barrister-at-Law. Botn 1857, being the son of Col. the Hon. 
 Horace Manners Monckton, by his wife Georgina (who 
 died 1879), eldest dau. of Sir Thomas Woollaston White, 
 2nd Bart. Armorial bearings— Sable, on a chevron be- 
 tween three martlets or, as many mullets of the field. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, witli 
 a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a martlet or. Postal address — Whitecairn, 
 Wellington College Station, Berkshire. 
 
 WILLIAM PARRY MONCKTON, Esquire, J.P., B.A. 
 Caius Coll. , Camb. , Lieut. -Col. late Hampshire Regt. Born 
 April 7, 1846, being the third son of the late Edward Henry 
 Cradock Monckton, H.E.I.C.S. , Bengal, of Fineshade 
 Abbey, Northants, by his second wife Maria Catherine, 
 youngest dau. of H. W. Tydd. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules, on a chevron between three martlets or, as many 
 mullets of the field. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a martlet or. Motto — "Famam 
 extendere factis." Married, Sept. 3, 1891, Florence 
 Georgina Sybella, dau. of James Sawrey-Cookson of 
 Neasham Hall, Yorks. , and of Broughton Tower, Lanes. ; 
 and has Issue — Ivor Parry Monckton, Gentleman, b. Sept. 7, 
 1892 ; and Iris Florence Parry. Seat — Stone Court, Glou- 
 cestershire. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 MONCKTON-ARUNDELL, see GALWAY. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable Sir HENRY JAMES 
 MONCREIFF, BARON MONCREIFF, of Tullie- 
 bole, CO. Kinross, a Bart, of Nova Scotia, and a Bart, of 
 the United Kingdom, D.L. for Kinross, LL.B., a Judge 
 of the Court of Session, Scotland, with the title of Lord 
 Wellwood, late Sheriff of Renfrew and Bute. Bom April 
 24, 1840, being the eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir 
 James Moncreiff, ist Baron Moncreiff, by his wife Isabella, 
 only dau. of Robert Bell, Sheriff of the cos. of Berwick and 
 Haddington. Creations — Baronets, April 22, 1626, and 
 May 23, 1871 ; Baron, Jan. 9, 1874. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms: Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion 
 rampant gules, armed and langued azure, a chief ermine ; 
 2 and 3 argent, an oak-tree growing out of a well in base 
 both proper. Above the escutcheon, which is charged with 
 his badge of Ulster as a Baronet of the United Kingdom, 
 and from which is pendent by an orange-tawny ribbon 
 his badge as a Baronet of Nova Scotia, is placed the 
 coronet ot his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules, doubled ermine ; and upon 
 a wreath of the liveries is set for Crest, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, armed and langued azure. Supporters— On either 
 side a man in armour, holding in the exterior hand a spear 
 resting on his shoulder all proper, the breastplate charged 
 with a crescent gules. Motto — "Suresperance." Married, 
 
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 fintly. April 3, 1866, Susan Wilhelmina (who died Oct. 29. 
 1869), third dau. of Sir W. H. Dick-Cunningham. Bart. ; 
 and wcundly. March a6, 1873. Millicent Julia, eldest 
 
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 Rowley Hay-Drunimond, and niece of the Earl of KinnoulU 
 Heir prtsumptive — His nephew, John Robert Guy Mon- 
 
 creiffe, Gentleman, b. 1884. Residence— Moncx€\^e. HoiueH 
 Bridge of Earn, co. Perth. 
 
 MONCRIEFF, see SCOTT-MONCRIEFF. 
 
 daughter of Colonel Fryer of Moulton Paddocks, New- 
 market ; she died Jan. 6, 1881. Seat — TuUiebole Castle, 
 CO. Kinross. Tmon residence — 15 Great Sttiart Street, 
 Edinburgh. Clubs — Brooks's, Athenaeum, New (Edin- 
 burgh). 
 
 5 Sir ROBERT DRUMMOND MONCREIFFE, 
 eighth Baronet, of Moncreiffe, in the county of Perth, 
 Deputy - Lieutenant, Lieutenant - Colonel 4th Volunteer 
 Battalion Black Watch. Bom November 3, 1856, being 
 the son of the seventh Baronet, by his wife Louisa, com- 
 monly known as Lady Louisa, daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable Thomas Robert Hay, the tenth Earl of KinnouU ; 
 succeeded his father in 1879, under the creation of November 
 30, 1685. Armorial bearincrs— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 a lion rampant Ijctween two mullets gules, ;i chief ermine. 
 Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent by an orange- 
 tawny ribbon his badge as a Baronet of Nova Scotia, is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a demi-lion rampant gules ; and upon an escroll over 
 the same this Motto, "Sur esperance." Married, April 6, 
 1880, Evelyn Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Col. the Hon. Charles 
 
 Colonel Sir ALEXANDER MONCRIEFF of Cul- 
 fargie, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath (Civil Division), Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Perth, Fellow of the Royal Society. Born 
 April 17, 1829, being the eldest son of Matthew Moncrieff of 
 Culfargie, Captain Madras Cavalry, by his wife Isabella, 
 daughter of Archibald Campbell ; was created Companion 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1880, and 
 advanced to the rank of Knight Commander of that Order, 
 1891. C/«^J— Athengeuni, United Serv ce. Livery— ^nA. 
 and white. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Argent, a lion rampant gules, armed and langued azure, a 
 chief ermine, all within a bordure engrailed of the third, 
 charged with six stars or. Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 encircled by the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, and pendent therefrom his badge as a Knight 
 Commander of that Order, is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a lion's head erased 
 g^les; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, "Es- 
 perance." Married, 1875, Harriet Mary, only daughter of 
 James Wilson Rimington Wilson of Broomhead Hall, in 
 the county of York ; and has Issue— {i\ Malcolm Matthew 
 Moncrieff, Esquire, Lieut. 6th Dragoon Guards, born 
 January 8, 1876 ; (2) Gerard Alexander Moncrieff, Esquire, 
 born August 23, 1878 ; (3) Alaric Rimington Moncrieff, 
 Esquire, born March 21, 1880; (4) Roger Murray Mon- 
 crieff, Esquire, born November 28, 1885; (5) Duncan 
 
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 Campbell Moncrieff, Esquire, born September 25, 1890 ; 
 Maud Isobel ; and May Gladyb. Estates — Barnhill and 
 
 andirran, in the county of Perth, and Pitarthie, in the 
 aunty of Fife. Postal address — Bandirran House, Perth. 
 
 FRANCIS BURDETT THOMAS MONEY-COUTTS, 
 Ssquire, M.A., LL.M. (Cantab.), J. P. co. Surrey, Barrister- 
 Fat-Law. Born 1852, being the only son of the late Rev. 
 James Drummond Money of Stodham Park, Hants, by 
 his second wife Clara Maria, fourth dau. of the late Sir 
 Francis Burdett, fifth Baronet, and (with his mother) 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of Coutts, 
 1880. C/k3 — White's. Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent a stag's head erased gules, between the 
 attires a pheon azure, all within a bordure embattled of 
 the last, charged with four buckles or (for Coutts) ; 2 and 3 
 or, on a pile azure, ten bezants, four, three, two, and one 
 (for Money). Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a Saracen from the middle shooting 
 an arrow from a bow, all proper (for Coutts) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a bezant between two wings azure, 
 each sem^e-de-lis or (for Money). Motto — "Esse quam 
 videri." Married, 1875, Edith Ellen, dau. of Charles 
 Churchill, Esq., J.P. Surrey (High Sheriff 1876), of Wey- 
 bridge Park ; and has Issue — Hugh Burdett Money-Coutts, 
 Gentleman, b. 1876; Clara Burdett; Eleanora Burdett; 
 Joan Burdett ; and Margaret Burdett. Postal address — 
 
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 AUDLEY WALTER WASHBOURNE MONEY- 
 KYRLE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. co. Hereford, and 
 
 .P. cos. Herts and Wilts, formerly Major and Batt. Yorks. 
 
 "egt. Born Sept. 12, 1846, being the second but eldest 
 'surviving son of the late John Ernie Money-Kyrle, Esq., 
 Lt.-Col. late 32nd Regt., J.P. and Deputy-Lieutenant, by 
 his wife Harriet Louisa, eldest dau. of William H. Sutton, 
 late of Hertingfordbury, in co. of Hertford. Livery — Green 
 with yellow facings. Armorial hearings - Quarterly i and 
 66, quarterly i. and iiii., vert a chevron between three fleurs- 
 de-lis or (for Kyrle) ; ii. and iii. , chequy argent and gules, on 
 
 a chief sable, three eagles displayed or (for Money) ; 2. 
 chequy argent and gules, on a chief sable, three eagles dis- 
 played or (for Money) ; 3. argent, on a fessc between six 
 martlets gules, three quatrefoils of the first (for Wash- 
 borne) ; 4. ermine, a chief bendy sinister of eight or and 
 sable (for Dabitot) ; 5. gules, a fesse and in chief two 
 mullets argent (for Power); 6. argent, on a bend sable, 
 three eagles displayed or (for Ernie) ; 7. argent, on a 
 chevron gules, between three boars' heads erased sable, a 
 crescent of the first (for Wroughton) ; 8. gules, three 
 sheaves of arrows each consisting of one in pale and tv o 
 in saltire or, barbed flighted and banded argent (for Best) ; 
 9. per pale sable and argent, a cross moline counterchanged 
 (for Malwin) ; 10. ermine, on a bend azure, three leopards' 
 faces or (for Cambride) ; 11. ermine, two chevronels gules 
 (for Finamore) ; 12. per chevron gules and ermine, three 
 chess-rooks counterchanged (for Holwell) ; 13. argent, a 
 cross and in the first quarter a fleur-de-lis sable (for Hey- 
 dock) ; 14. vert, a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis or 
 (for Kyrle) ; 15. sable, a cross engrailed argent (for Knuttes- 
 ford) ; 16. quarterly ermine and paly of six or and gules 
 (for Knightley) ; 17. gules, two bars ermine, in chief a 
 crescent argent (for Pantulf) ; 18. gules, fretty or, a cres- 
 cent of the last for difference (for De Verdun); 19. gules, 
 three stags' heads caboshed or (for Doilly) ; 20. barry of ten 
 argent and gules, a chevron or (for De Stoke) ; 21. gules, a 
 stag's head caboshed argent (for Duston) : 22. or, fretty 
 gules, a canton argent (for FitzNoel) ; 23. azure, two bars 
 gemelles and in chief a lion passant guardant or (for Tre- 
 goz) ; 24. gules, a lion passant guardant argent, ducally 
 cowned or (for FitzGerold) ; 25. argent, a fesse gules, be- 
 tween three mullets of six points sable (for Ewias) ; 26. 
 azure, a stag's head caboshed or (for Galofre) ; 27. or, a 
 stag's head caboshed sable (for Burgh) ; 28. argent, on a 
 saltire sable, five swans of the first (for Burgh) ; 29. gules, 
 a chevron paly of eight or and argent, between three cross 
 crosslets of the last (for Cowley) ; 30. argent, a lion rampant 
 within a bordure engrailed sable (for Cowley) ; 31. argent, 
 a chevron between three annulets gules (for Chaucous) ; 
 32. sable, a chevron or, between three hawk's lures argent 
 (for Skenard) ; 33. or, a chevron between three escallops 
 azure (for Colcombe) ; 34. argent, on a bend gules, a bend 
 fusilly or (for Harweden) ; 35. argent, a fesse dancettte be- 
 tween seven cross crosslets in chief and six in base gules 
 
 (for Watervillc) ; 36. gules, tliree bendlels vair, a label of 
 five points or (for Lathwath) ; 37. gules, two bars argent, 
 a canton ermine (for St. John) ; 38. azure, five fusils con- 
 joined in fesse or, each charged with a mullet gules (for 
 Plumpton) ; 39. argent, a chevron gules, between three 
 martlets sable (for Bagot) ; 40. gules, a lion rampant vaire 
 
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 or and azure (for Combmartin) ; 41. argent, a lion rampant 
 gules (for I.yons) ; 42. argent, a fesse azure, between three 
 crescents gules (for Warkworth) ; 43. argent, on a chief 
 gules, five fusils conjoined in fesse of the first (for Pinck- 
 ney); 44. gules, three stiirups leathered and buckled or 
 (for Scudainore) ; 45. or, a cross patted- fitch(5e in the foot 
 gules (for Scudamorf, ancient) ; 46. gules, three lions pass- 
 ant in pale argent (for Giffard) ; 47. or, two bars gemelles, 
 and in chief a lion passant guardant gules (for Giffard) ; 
 48. gules, three stirrups leathered and buckled or (for 
 Wheler or Whelyn) ; 49. or, three chevronels gules (for 
 Spencer) ; 50. argent, a fesse gules, between three mullets 
 of six points sable (for Ewias) ; 51. ermine, two bars 
 gemelles gules (for Huntercombe) ; 52. gules, a bend and 
 bordure vair (for Hoding) ; 53. gules, a saltire argent, be- 
 tween four cross crosslets or (for Windsor) ; 54. gules, a 
 saltire argent (for FitzOther) ; 55. argent, on a bend 
 cottised sable, three trouts or (for Osborne) ; 56. azure, a 
 chevron between three quatn-foils slipped argent (for Vin- 
 cent) ; 57. azure, a cross engrailed ermine (for Stoughton) ; 
 58. quarterly sable and gules, a cross argent, between in 
 the first and fourth quarters three lance-rests, and in the 
 second and third as many cockatrices or (for Jones) ; 59. 
 argent, a lion rampant gules, charged on the shoulder with 
 a trefoil slipped or, within an orle of eight cross crosslets 
 fitchf'x' of the second (for Brett) ; 60. argent, on a saltire 
 sable, five swans of the first (for Brough) ; 61. argent, a 
 fesse engrailed Ijetween six fleurs-de-lis sable (for Rich- 
 mond) ; 62. sable, three goats salient argent (for Thorold); 
 63. argent, three bars gules ; on a canton azure, a martlet 
 or (for Hough) ; 64. argent, a bend, raguly sable, between 
 six pellets (for Marston) ; 65. argent, a cross potent gules, 
 between four pellets (for Brcrehaugh), and impaling' the 
 arms of Smith Bosanquet, namely, quarterly i and 4, or, 
 on a mount vert, a tree proper, on a chief nebuly gules, a 
 crescent between two mullets argent (for Bosanquet) ; 2 
 and 3, or, a chevron cottised between ttiree demi-griffins, 
 the two in chief respecting each other sable (for Smith). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling vert and or ; and for his CrestB, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount veit a hedgehog 
 or (for Kytle) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle's 
 head sable, erased argent, collared gemelle, holding in the 
 beak a fleur-de-lis or (for Money). Motto— "Nil moror 
 ictus." Married, SeptemVjer 22, 1887, Klorence Cecilia, 
 eldest daughter of Horace Smith-Bosanquet, Esquire, of 
 Hroxbornebury, Broxborne, in the county of Hertford ; and 
 has had Issue— [\) Ernie John Audley Money-Kyrle, Gentle- 
 man, born April 30, 1893, died 1897; (2) Roger Ernie 
 Money-Kyrle, Gentlem;in, born January 31, 1898 ; Margaret 
 Vincentia; and Joan Alice. Seats — Homme House, 
 Oymock, Gloucester; and Whetham, Calne, Wilts. Resi- 
 dence — Whetham, Calne, Wilts. Club ~ United Service. 
 
 MONINS. Gules, three crescents or. Mantling gules 
 :ind or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a crescent or. 
 Motto — " Medlocria maxima." 
 
 .Son of Rev. Richard Eaton Monins, b. 1813, d.v.p. 
 
 1853 ; m. , Emily, d. of late Rev. John Chevallierof 
 
 Aspall Hall,. Suffolk:— 
 
 John Henry Monins, Esq., J. P. co. Kent and the Cinque 
 
 Ports, Major Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles, b. 1851 ; 
 
 m. 188.S, Edith Julia, d. of late J. P. Coblx)ld, M.P. for 
 
 Ipswich, CO. Suffolk; and has issue— John Eaton Monins, 
 
 (ientleman, b. 1890 ; Adela Mary Evelyn ; Margaret Mary ; 
 
 ICleanor Victoria ; and Bridget. Seat — Ringwould House, 
 
 IJover, Kent. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 MONK, see LINGARD-MONK. 
 
 H LiKUTKNANT-CoLONEL CHARLES MONK, Indian 
 yS Medical Service, J. P. and Magistrate of the 1st Class. 
 Born May 11, 1854, Ijeing the eldest son of P. J. Monk of 
 CO. Dublin, and Anne, dau. of H. J. Donelly. Armorial 
 bearings -Azure, on a chevron engrailed or, between in 
 chief two lions' heads erased of the last, and in base a castle 
 argent, flammant proper, a trefoil slipped vert. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest Out of a mural crown proper, two 
 wings expanded or, e.ich chiirged with a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Motto " Fervor non furor." Married, June 23, 1890, Vis- 
 conitesse Blanche Marie Louise de Baillou, dau. of Capt. 
 Count de Baillou ; and has /ssue-(i) Raymond Charles de 
 
 Baillou Monk, Gentleman, b. March 27, 1891, rf. Nov. 22, 
 1900; (2) Gerald Patrick de Baillou Monk, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 4, 1892; and (3) Harold Henry de Baillou Monk, 
 
 Gentleman, b. June 4, 1894. Postal address Villa 
 Lucctte, Bouches du Rhone. Club— East India United 
 Service. 
 
 MONRO of Auchinlxjwie (1780 and 1802, cadet of Monro 
 of Itearcrofts, c. 1672-7). Or, an eagle's head erased gules, 
 in its beak a branch of laurel proper, in the dexter chief 
 point a sinister hand erected couped at the wrist of the 
 second, all within a Iwrdiue engrailed azure. Crest — An 
 eagle rising proper. MottO^" Non inferiora." 
 
 Son of Alexander Binning Monio of Auchinbowie and 
 
 Softlaw {d. 1891); m. his cousin Harriet, d. of late 
 
 Alexander Monro, M.D., of Craiglockhart : — 
 
 David Binning-Munro, GentUman, Provost of Oriel 
 
 College, Oxford, M.A. Oxon. , b. 1836. Seats— Auchen- 
 
 lx)wie, Stirlingshire, Softlaw, Roxburghshire. Club — 
 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 The Right Honolrabi.e Sir EDMUND JOHN 
 MONSON, G.C.B. (1896), G.C.M.G. (1892), G.C.V.O. 
 (1903), a Memljcr of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy 
 Council, M.A. of Oxford University. Born 1834, being 
 the fourth son of the Rt. Hon. W'^illiam John Monson, 
 sixth Lord Monson, by his wife Eliza, youngest dau. of 
 E:dmund Larken ; created C.B. 1877: K.C.M.G. 1886; 
 appointed a Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable 
 Privy Council, 1893. Clubs — Brooks's, Reform, St. James's. 
 Armorial bearii^TB — He bears for Arms: Or, two chev- 
 ronels gules. Upon the escutcheon, which is surrounded 
 by the ribbons and by the collar of the Bath, pendent there- 
 from the badges of a G.C.B. and a G.C.M.G., is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion ram- 
 pant proper, supjiorting a column or ; with the Motto, 
 " Prest pour mon pais. " Married, 1881, Eleanor Catherine 
 
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 Mary, daughter of the late Major Munro, Her Majesty's 
 Consul-General at Monte Video ; and has Issue — ( i ) Maxwell 
 William Edmund John Monson, Elsquire, tx>rn 1883 ; (2) 
 Edmund St. John l)clx)nnaire John Monson, Estjuirc, Iwrn 
 188) ; (3) (ieorgc Louis Esmd John Monson, Esquire, born 
 1888. TitsiJtHce—l'ht Embassy, Paris. 
 
 MONTACUTE. quartered 
 BROWNE and MOSTYN. 
 
 by DU MOULIN - 
 
 FREDERICK JAMES OSBALDESTON MONTAGU, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Coldstream Guards. Botn 1878, being 
 the eldest son of James Wilson Montagu, Esq., J. P. W. R. 
 Yorks., High Sheriff cos. Cambridge and Hunts., by his 
 wife Laura Adeline, younger dau. of Ernest 'I'hallusson 
 of Mount Auldyn, Isle of Man. Armorial beaxingfl - 
 Argent, three fusils joined in fe^se gules, within a Ixjrdure 
 sable. MantllTig gules and argent. CSrest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin's head couped or, beak and 
 wings addorsed sable. 5m/j -Ingmanthorpe Hall, near 
 Wetherby, co. York ; Melton Park, Doncaster. 
 
 General HORACE WILLIAM MONTAGU, C.B., 
 Knight of the Legion of Honour, General and Col. Com- 
 mandant R. E. Bom May i6, 1823, being the third son of 
 the late Rev. George Montagu, late Rector of South 
 Pickenham, by his wife Emily, dau. of the Venerable 
 William Yonge, Archdeacon of Norwich ; created Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1869, 
 C/k*— United Service. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms: Quarterly i and 4, argent three lozenges conjoined 
 in fesse gules, within a bordure sable (for Montagu) ; 2 and 
 3 or, an eagle displayed vert, beaked and memlired gules 
 (for Monthermer). Upon the escutcheon, from which is 
 pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head couped at the neck 
 or, between two wings sable, gorged with a plain collar 
 argent, charged with three lozenges gules. Married, 1859, 
 Catherine Frances, daughter of the late General Poole 
 Vallency England; and has Issue living— (i) Edward 
 Montagu, Esquire, Major ist Battalion Suffolk Regiment, 
 born 1861 [m. Charlotte Eva, dau. of Edward Kemble, 
 late Judge of the Supreme Court, Jamaica ; and has issue, 
 Charles Edward Montagu, Gentleman, b. 1900] ; (2) William 
 Montagu, Gentleman, b. 1867 ; (3) Drogo Montagu, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1870 [m., 1901, Marion, dau. of the late Rear-Ad- 
 miral F. Proby Doughty] ; Mary; Alice [/»., 1892, the Rev. 
 Archibald Downes Downes-Shaw ; and has issue living, one 
 son and two daughters]; Madeline; and Lena. Postal 
 address — 9 Oxford Road, Colchester. 
 
 Colonel Honourable EDWARD TAMES MON- 
 T.\GU-STUART-WORTLEY, C.M.G., M.V.O., D.S.O. 
 Bom 1857, being the second son of the late Honourable 
 Francis Dudley Montagu-Stuart- Wortley, by his wife Maria 
 Elizabeth, daughter of William Bennet Martin of Wors- 
 borough Hall, Barnsley; created Companion of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and .Saint George, 1886. 
 Armorial bearingB- Quarterly, i. azure, a stag's head 
 caboshed. within two branches of laurel or (ior Mackenzie) ; 
 2. argent, on a l)end, between six martlets gules, three 
 bezants, a canton of the arms of Stuart, namely or, a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, within a double tressure flory 
 counterflory gules (for Wortley) ; 3. or, a fesse chequy 
 azure and argent, within a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory gules (for Stuart) ; 4. argent, three fusils conjoined in 
 fesse gules, within a bordure sable (for Montagu). Upon 
 the escutcheon, from which is pendent his badge as a Com- 
 panion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
 and, Saint George, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or ; and tor his Crests, i. upon 
 a. wreath of the colours, an eagle, wings displayed and 
 inverted, rising from a rock all proper; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle's leg erased or, issuant therefrom 
 three ostrich feathers proper, charged on the thigh with a 
 fesse chequy azure and argent ; 3. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant gules, and in an escroll over the 
 same this Motto, " Nobilis Ira; " 4. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head couped or, wings endorsed and 
 beak sable. Married, 1891, Violet, daughter of the late 
 James Alexander Guthrie of Craigie, Dundee; and has 
 /fjw^— Nicholas Rothesay Montagu-Stuart- Wortley, Esq., 
 
 bom 189a; and Louise Violet Beatrice. Postal address— 
 Highcliffe Castle, Hants. 
 
 MONTALT, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 The Reverend DURBIN BRICE MONTEFIORE, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Exeter Coll., Oxon., formerly 
 Rector of Spaxton, co. Somerset, 1891-94, and Vicar of 
 Westbury, Rucks, 1895-97. Bom i860, being the third 
 son of the late Rev. Thomas Law Montefiore, M.A. Trin. 
 Coll., Camb. , Rector of Catherston, Leweston, Dorset, and 
 Rural Lean, by his wife Katherine, only surviving child of 
 the late Rev. Edward Cowell Brice of Winterbourne Manor 
 and Frenchay, co. Gloucs. , and latterly Vicar of Newnham, 
 CO. Gloucs. Armorial bearings— Per pale gules and 
 azure, on a chevron lietween tliree demi-lions or, as many 
 crosses moline of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, three 
 fleurs-de-lis azure, in front of a demi-lion or, holding between 
 the paws a cross moline as in the arms. Motto — " Video 
 melioia." Married, Jan. 7, 1886, Mary Evans, eldest dau. 
 of David James Jenkins, M.P. for Falmouth (1874-1886). 
 Residence -lAuTs\cy Hall, Winslow, 
 
 ARTHUR JOHN MONTEFIORE BRICE, Gentle- 
 man, Barrister at-Law of the Middle Temple, Fellow of 
 the Royal Geographical and Geological Societies and the 
 Anthropological Institute. Bom June 27, 1859, being the 
 second son of the late Rev. Thomas Law Montefiore, 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), Rector of Catherston Leweston, 
 Dorset, and Rural Dean, by his wife Katherine, only sur- 
 viving child and heir of the late Rev. Edward Cowell 
 Brice of Winterbourne Manor and Frenchay, co. Glou- 
 cester, and latterly Vicar of Newnham, co. Gloucester, 
 by whose desire he assumed his maternal name of Brice 
 by Deed-Poll in 1894. Armorial bearings (being the 
 
 arms of Montefiore) — Per pale gules and azure, on a chevron 
 between three demi-lions or, as many crosses moline of the 
 first, impaling the arms of Mitford, namely argent, a fess 
 between three moles sable. Mantling gules and or4 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert J 
 three fleurs-de-lis azvu-e in front of a demi-lion or, holding 
 between the paws a cross moline as in the arms. Motto— 1 
 "Video meliora." Married, Aug. 4, 1886, Sybil (rf. June 
 2, 1895), youngest dau. of Edward Ledwich Osbaldesto 
 Mitford, Esq., of Mitford Castle, Northumberland, and 
 Hunmanby Hall, Yorks. ; and has had Issue — (1) Arthu 
 Stanley Mitford, b. Sept. 21, 1887, d. March 10, 1888 i 
 
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 and (2) Arthur Cowell Mitford, b. Aug. 22, 1888. Kesi- 
 dence-i-^s Finchley Road, Hampstead, London, N.W, 
 C/kiJ— National Liberal. 
 
 MONTGOMERIE, quartered by LAMB and RAMSAY- 
 FAIRFAX-LUCY. 
 
 MONTGOMERIE, see EDMONSTONE - MONT- 
 GOMERIE and MOLINEUX-MONTGOMERIE. 
 
 MONTGOMERIE, Earls of Eglintoun (rematric. L.O., 
 12 Oct. 1904; orig. niatric. 1797). Quarterly, i and 4 
 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii., azure, three fleurs-de- 
 lis or (Montgomerie) ; ii. and iii., gules, three annulets or, 
 stoned azure (Eglinton), all within a bordure or, charged 
 with a double tressure flory and counterflory gules ; 2 and 3 
 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii., or, three crescents with 
 a double tressure flory counterflory gules (Seton) ; ii. and iii., 
 azure, three garbs or (Buchan), over all ;in escutcheon parted 
 per pale gules and azure, the dexter charged with a sword 
 in pale proper, pommelled and hilled or, supporting an im- 
 perial crown, the sinister charged w ith a star of twelve points 
 argent, all within a double tressure flory counterflory gold. 
 Mantlings gules, doubled ermine. Crests— Dexter, on a 
 wreath of his liveries, a lady dressed in ancient apparel 
 azure, holding in her dexter hand an anchor, and in her 
 sinister the head of a savage suspended by the hair, couped 
 all proper (Motto — "Garde bien"); sinister, on a wreath 
 of his hveries, a ducal coronet or, issuing therefrom a 
 wyvern vomiting fire, his wings elevated proper (Motto — 
 " Hazard yet forward "). Supporters — -Two wyverns vert, 
 vomiting fire proper. 
 
 Ygst. son of Archibald William, 13th Earl of Eglinton 
 and ist Earl of Winton, K.T. , b. 1812 ; d. 1861 ; m. 
 ist, 1841, Theresa, d. of Charles Newconien of Clona- 
 hard, co. Longford, and widow of Richard Howe 
 Cockerel!, Commander R.N. :— 
 The Rt. Hon. George Arnulph Montgomerie, 15th Earl 
 of Eglinton (Sco., 20 Jan. 1508, and new patent with former 
 precedence, 24 March 1615), Baron Montgomerie (Sco., 
 31 Jan 1449), 3rd Earl of Winton (U.K., 23 June 1859), 
 4th Baron Ardrossan (U.K., 15 Feb. 1806), Hereditary 
 Sheriff" of Renfrewshire, Lord-Lieut, of Ayrshire, late Lieut. 
 Grenadier Guards, b. 1848; m. 1873, Janet Lucretia, d. of 
 Boyd Alexander Cunninghame of Craigends ; and has surv. 
 issue — Archibald Seton, commonly called Lord Mont- 
 gomerie, Lieut. 2nd Life Guards,^. 1880; (2) Hon. Francis 
 r Cunninghame Montgomerie, iJ. 1887; LadyGeorgina Theresa 
 Ifw. 1895, William Mure, Esq., of Caldwell]; Lady Edith 
 iMary [tn. Capt. Algernon Trotter, M.V.O., D.S.O.]. Seats 
 [^Eglinton Castle, Irvine; The Pavilion, Ardrossan ; Skel- 
 [morlie Castle, Largs, N.B. C/w^j— Guards' , Carlton. 
 
 i SAMUEL HYNMAN MONTGOMERIE, Esquire. 
 J. P. and D.L. for Ayrshire, J. P. for Lincolnshire, late 
 [Major 3rd Batt. Lincolnshire Regt. ; is a Member of the 
 King's Bodyguard for Scotland. Born 1856, being the 
 [second son of the late Henry Hynman AUenby, Esq., J. P., 
 of Kenwick Hall, Lincolnshire, by his wife Eliza, dau. of 
 Tital Bourne of Alford, Lincolnshire, and assumed the 
 ■ surname of Montgomerie and the arms quarterly by Royal 
 License. Livery — Dark blue, with blue and yellow facings, 
 j Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. 
 I azure, three fleurs-de-lis or, ii. and iii. gules, three annulets or, 
 [stoned azure, all within a bordure or, charged with a double 
 [tressure flory and counterflory gules, a canton ermine for 
 [difference (for Montgomerie) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron 
 f engrailed azure, between three horses' heads erased gules, 
 as many crescents argent, a bordure of the second (for 
 Allenby), and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of 
 Montgomerie, Earls of Eglinton and Winton, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. azure, three fleurs- 
 de-lis or, ii. and iii. gules, three annulets or, stoned azure, 
 all within a bordure or, charged with a double tressure flory 
 and counterflory gules; 2 and 3, quarterly i. and iiii. azure, 
 three fleurs-de-lis or, ii. and iii. gules, three annulets or, 
 stoned azure, over all a sword in pale point upwards proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a female figure (representing Hope) 
 proper, vested azure, holding in the dexter hand an anchor 
 or, and in her sinister by the hair a human head also proper, 
 charged upon the breast with a cross crosslet for difference. 
 Motto — " Garde bien," Married, 1885, Lady Sophia Con- 
 
 stance Montgomerie, eldest daughter and heiress of the Rt. 
 Hon. the 14th Earl of Eglinton and Winton ; and has Issue 
 — Sophia Egidia Gwendolen, Eleanor Theresa, and Adelaide 
 
 Constance. Estates— Gaj[nsga.\.e Hall Estates, Long Sutton, 
 Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire ; Aucham Castle, Ayr- 
 shire ; Montgomerie Estates, Ayrshire and Lanarkshire. 
 Postal address — Southannan, Fairlie, N.B. Clubs — 
 Bachelors', Boodle's. 
 
 The Late JAMES BROWN MONTGOMERIE - 
 FLEMING, Gentleman, of Kelvinside, Glasgow, Solicitor 
 
 in Glasgow. Born 1840, being the youngest son of John 
 Park Fleming, Writer, of Kelvinside, and only child by 
 
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 his marriai;* wilh Elisabeth Tcnnent. youngest dau. of 
 John Tennent of Wcllpiuk, in the co. of Ijinark. On 
 June 17. 1898, the Lvon King of Aims matriculated his 
 arms of new (as uiuU'r) u|)on his Iwct ming sole owner of 
 the estate of Kclvinside and assuming the surname of his 
 cousins the Misses Eleanor and Kliiabeth Montgomerie 
 from whom he got a large part of the estate. He died 
 June 18. i8<)8. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chevron 
 between a decrescent and un increscent in chief and a boar's 
 head erased in base or. three fleurs-de-lys arure. Above 
 the shield is a hehnet betilting his degree, with a M a n t lin g 
 gules doubled or; and ui)on a wreath oJ his liviries is 
 set for OrMt, a goat's head erased argent, armed or ; 
 and in an escroU over the same this Motto, " Let the 
 deed shaw." Married, Aug. 7. 1872, Jane Robertson, 
 dau. of William IVichard, M.D.. Piu-tick ; and has Issue 
 —James Brown Montgomerie-Fleming, Junior, Gentleman, 
 h. March 8, 1884 ; Elisabeth Tcnnent ; Jane Prichard ; 
 Margaret Mary; and Eleanor Elizabeth Montgomerie. 
 £j/a/*— Kelvinside, in the parish of Govan and Barony 
 pi\rish of Glasgow. Postal address — Kclvinside House, 
 Glasgow. f/w^J— Junior Carlton, Constitutional, Western 
 Glasgow), Conservative (Glasgow), Junior Conservative 
 (Glasgow). Imperial Union (Glasgow), Blythswood Square 
 (Glasgow), Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 MONTGOMERY, see LYONS-MONTGOMERY. 
 
 MONTGOMERY [Arms of Johnston as exemplified 
 U.O. 1813. on assumption of name of Johnston in lieu of 
 Montgomery, which name of Johnston has been discon- 
 tinued]. Argent, a saltire sable, between three shamrocks 
 slipped, and in l)ase a human heart ensigned with an im- 
 perial crown proper, on a chief gules, three cushions or. 
 fr l^ntHng sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a winged spur or, leathered gules. 
 
 Sons of Richard Thomas Montgomery, Esq., o^ 
 Beaulieu, J.P. (High Sheriff 1855). b. 1813 ; d. 1890; 
 m. 1845, Frances Barbara, d. of St. George Smith of 
 Greenbills, co. Louth. 
 
 Richard Johnston Montgomery, Esq., J.P.,*. 1855; m. 
 1890, Maud Helena CoUingwood, only d. of late Sir John 
 Stephenson Robinson, Bart. C.B., of Kokeby Hall. Seats 
 — Beaulieu, nr. Drogheda ; Rokeby Hall, Dunleer, co. 
 Louth. Res. — Killineer House, nr. Drogheda. 
 
 Willoughby Aston Montgomery, Gentleman, b. 1858; m. 
 Miss Hunter. Res. — 
 
 Tichbome St. George Roger Montgomery, Gentleman, b. 
 i860. Res.— 
 
 MONTHERMER, quartered by DU MOULIN - 
 BROWNE, MONTAGU, and MONTAGU-DOUGLAS- 
 SCOTT. 
 
 MONYPENNY, see GYBBON-MONYPENNY. 
 
 CHARLTON JAMES BLACKWELL MONYPENNY 
 of Pitmilly, co. Fife. Esquire, J.P. Born Nov. 4, 1867, 
 being the eldest son of the late James Robert Blackwell 
 Mony penny of Pitmilly, Esq., J. P., M.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Camb.), Hon. Col. 4th Batt. the Buffs (East Kent. Regt.), 
 by his wife Mary Elizabeth, younger dau. of Rev. Charlton 
 Lane, M.A., Vicar of Hampstead, Middlesex. Livery — 
 Dark blue, yellow facings. Armorial bearings and quar- 
 terings as used are not wholly recorded in Lyon Register, 
 but the arms and crest of Monypenny are recorded in the 
 Collie of Arms, and are— Quatterly, i. argent, a dolphin 
 azure, langued g^les (for Monyjjenny) ; 2. azure, three cross 
 crosslets fitch^e issuing out of as many crescents argent (for 
 Cathcart) ; 3. azure, a lion rampant guardant between three 
 escallops argent (for Gybbon) ; 4. or, a lion rampant sable, 
 collared and chained or (for Phillips) ; 5. paly of six argent 
 and azure, on a chief gules, a lion passant guardant or, all 
 within a bordtire ermine (for Blackwell) ; 6. gules, a chev- 
 ron between three swans argent (for Lyte of Lyte's Cary). 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, Neptune biestriding a 
 dolphin naiant in waves of the S'.a, holding in his dexter 
 hand the reins, and in his sinister a trident all proper. 
 
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 Motto — " Imperat SBquor." Married, Aug. 17, i! 
 Emilia Sybil, third dau. of Cecil Algernon Salisbury '"' 
 
 hall of Stanwich, Higham Ferrers, Northants. Seat- 
 milly, CO. Fife. Club—Kew Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 MONYPENNY (H. Coll.). Argent, a dolphin naiani 
 
 embowed azure. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On 
 
 a wreath of the colours, Neptune bestriding a dolphin 
 
 naiant all proper. Motto (over crest)—" Imperat .iCquor." 
 
 Sons of James Robert Blackwell, Esq., J.P., M.A., of 
 
 Pitmilly, co. Fife, b. 1835 ; d. 1886 ; m. 1866, Mary 
 
 Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Charlton Lane. M.A., Vicar c^ 
 
 Hampstead, Middx. : — 
 
 Charlton James Blackwell Monypenny, Esq. (if. v.). 
 
 William Erskine Blackwell Monypenny, Gentleman, 
 
 1876. Res.— 
 
 Yr. son of Revames Isaac J. Monypenny, J.P. , of Pi^ 
 
 milly, CO. Fife, b. 1799; d. 1881; tn. 1827, Ma 
 
 Blackwell, d. of Robert Monypenny of Merringto 
 
 Place :— 
 
 Rev. Phillips Howard Monypenny, B.A., Vicar ^ 
 
 Hadlow, b. 1837 ; m. 1S60, Emma Melasina {d. 1896), d. 
 
 of John M'Munn, M.D., of Rutland Square, Dublin ; and 
 
 has issue — (i) Monypenny, Gentleman, b. ; 
 
 (2) Monypenny, Gentleman, b. ; (3) Sinclair 
 
 Howard Monypenny, Gentleman, b. [m. 1894, Mary 
 
 Beatrice Blackwell, d. of J. R. B. Monypenny]; and three 
 
 daus. Res.— The Vicarage, Hadlow, Tonbridge. 
 
 MOORE, quartered by ADLAM, DU MOULIN- 
 BROWNE, and LUDLOW-BRUGES. 
 
 MOORE, Baron, see DROGHEDA. 
 
 MOORE, see DROGHEDA, HUNT. STREAT- 
 FIELD-MOORE, and TUNNARD-MOORE. 
 
 MOORE, Viscount, see DROGHEDA. 
 
 H ARTHUR JOHN MOORE, Esquire, J. P., D.L. 
 
 Born Sept. 15, 1849. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Azure, on a chief engrailed or, a rose gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper, between two mullets pierced of 
 
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 the third, and impaling the arms of Clifford, namely, chequy 
 or and azure, a fesse gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, out of a mural crown proper, a Moor's 
 head also proper, wreathed about the temples argent and 
 azure, and charged in the neck with a rose gules, barbed vert. 
 MottO^" Fortis cadere cedere non potest." Married, 1887, 
 Mary Lucy Clifford, dau. of Sir Charles Clifford, Bart., of 
 Hatherton Hall, in the co. of Stafford ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Arthur Joseph Clifford Moore, Gentleman, b. July 1878, d. 
 July 8, 1900; (2) Charles Joseph Henry O'Hara Moore, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 1880; and Edith Mary. Seats — 
 Mooresfort, and Aherlow Castle, Bansha, in the co. of 
 Tipperary. Residence — 64 Princes Gate, S.W. Club — 
 Uevonshire. 
 
 The Honourabi-E CHARLES MOORE of Moore 
 Court, Springwood, Blue Mountains, in the Colony of New 
 South Wales, Member of the Legislative Council. Born 
 August 29, 1820, being the son of James Moore of Bally- 
 macarne, in the county of Cavan, Ireland, by his wife 
 Catharine, nie Rogers, of Belturbet. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Azure, a cross crosslet or, on a canton 
 argent, a kangaroo sejant proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 out of a mural crown gules, a Moor's head in profile, couped 
 at the shoulders proper, wreathed round the temples or and 
 azure, and charged on the neck with a cross crosslet gold ; 
 
 Crest— Out of a ducal crest coronet gold, charged with a 
 fleam gules, a Moor's head in profile proper, wreathed 
 about the temples or and azure. Motto— "For lis cadere 
 
 with the Motto, " Perseverando et cavendo." Married, 
 August 2, 1883, Annie Hill, eldest daughter of A. C. Mont- 
 gomery of Ryde, Isle of Wight, Barrister-at-Law. Postal 
 address — Moore Court, Springwood, Blue Mountains, New 
 South Wales. 
 
 Sir JOHN WILLIAM MOORE, Knight Bachelor 
 (1900), Doctor of Medicine, Master of Surgery and 
 Diplomate in Public Health of the University of Dublin ; 
 Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland 
 (President 1898-1900), ex-Scholar of Trinity College, 
 Dublin, Honorary Fellow of the Swedish Society of 
 Physicians, Senior Physician to the Meath Hospital, 
 Dublin, Professor of the Practice of Medicine, Royal 
 College of Surgeons in Ireland. Born Oct. 23, 1845, 
 being the elder son of William Daniel Moore, M.D. (Dub. 
 et Cantab.), M.R.I. A., by his wife Catherine Mary, eldest 
 dau. of Mark Monsarrat of Dublin. Livery—Blue. Ar- 
 tmorial bearings— Azure, on a chief dancett^e or, a fleam 
 ibetweeen two mullets gules. Mantling azure and or. 
 
 cedere non potest." Married, firstly, Jan. 4, 1876, Ellie, 
 (d. April 21, 1878), only dau. of the late John Ridley, M.D., 
 of Moore Hall, I'uUamore, King's Co. ; and secondly, 
 March 15, 1881, Louisa Emma, youngest dau. of the late 
 Edmund J. Armstrong, Esq., D.L., of Lismoher, Kilfenora, 
 CO. Clare, and Lower Leeson Street, Dublin ; and has 
 Issue (by first marriage)- Elizabeth Eleanor Mary; Elsie 
 [»?., July 2, 1902, Reginald Arthur Percy Rogers, M.A., 
 Fellow of Trinity Coll., Dublin]; (by second marriage)- 
 (i) William Edmund Armstrong Moore, Esq., B.A, 
 (Dublin), b. June 13, 1882 ; (2) Arthur Robert Moore, Esq., 
 b. July 22, 1883 ; (3) Maurice Sydney Moore, Esq., i^. March 
 31, 1886; and Nora Gladys. Residence -~ ^o Fitzwilliam 
 Square West, Dublin. C/«(5 — University (Dublin). 
 
 S JOSEPH HALL MOORE, Esq., J. P. for Derbyshire. 
 Lieut.-Col. Commanding (and Hon. Col.) 3rd Batt. 
 
 (Mil.) Derbyshire Regt. Born , being the third son of the 
 
 late William Cameron Moore, Esq. , J.P. , ofBamford, Derby- 
 shire, by his wife Eliza Louisa, eldest dau. of Joseph Hall, 
 Solicitor, of Castleton, co. Derby. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, a swan argent, wings elevated or, a bordure nebuly 
 of the last, on a chief of the second a lion passant of the 
 first, between two flowers of the cotton-tree slipped proper. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a swan argent, wings elevated, barry 
 of six or and azure, holding in the beak a flower of the 
 cotton-tree as in the arms. Motto — " Mores hoc mutati." 
 Residence— CasXlcion, Derbyshire, via Sheffield. 
 
 JOSEPH HENRY MOORE, Gentleman, A.I.M. 
 Annorial bearings— Argent, on a fesse azure, three 
 mullets of the field, a bordure gules, charged with eight 
 trefoils slipped or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest^ 
 Out of a naval crown, a Moor's head all proper. Motto^ 
 "Dura patientia frango." Residence— 6^^ Eccles Street, 
 Dublin. 
 
 Sir THOMAS O'CONNOR MOORE, nth Baronet, of 
 Ross Carbery, co. Cork. Born 1843, being the son of Sir 
 Richard Emanuel Moore, loth Bart., by his wife Mary 
 Ann, dau. of A. Ryan O'Connor of Kilgobbin House, co. 
 Cork ; succeeded his father in 1882, under the creation of 
 
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 June 39, 1681. Armorial bMurlngi — Argent, two bars 
 nbje, tietween nine martlets gules ; the escutcheon charged 
 with hii ludKe of Ulster as a mrom-t. Or««t -An heraldic 
 iij;«'r's hi'.ul iouihhI argi-iit, pierced through with a broken 
 S(xMr jiro^K-r. llotto " Fortis caderc cedere non notest. ' 
 //fir unknown, but there arc l>cheved to lie living male de- 
 sceiitlantii of Charles, son of the 9lh Dart. , who died in the 
 United States. 
 
 WILLIAM MOORE. Gentleman, late R.N. Bom 
 June 3, 1853, being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 the late William Moore, Esq., J. P. (High Sheriff 1847), 
 I^L.D., liarrister-at-I^w, by his wife Mary Shuldham, 
 eldest dau. of John Hill. Esq., J. P.. of IJell.ighy Castle, 
 Castledawson, co. Dcrry. Ariuorial bearings — Azure, on 
 a chief engrailed or, an annulet between two mullets gules. 
 if*nti<n£r azurc and or. Crest— Out of a mural crown 
 charged with an annulet gules, a Moor's head in profile 
 also proper, the temples encircled with a wreath of azure. 
 Motto — "Fortis cadcre cedere non potest." Married, 
 Dec. 30, 1887, Adeline C. H. P., second dau. of Col. 
 H. S. B. Bruce of Ballyscullion House, Castledawson. 
 6Va/— Moore Fort, Ballymoney, co. .Antrim. 
 
 § WILLIAM MIDULETON MOORE, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D. L. (High Sheriff 1879), formerly Capt. 6th 
 Royal Lancashire Militia, late Lieut. 15th Foot. Bom 
 May 16, 1834, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Moore, Esq.. J.P. and D. L. , High Sheriff, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, second dau. of Thomas Kawcett of Gate House, 
 Dent, CO. York. Armorial bearings— Or, on a chevron 
 pean between three Moors' heads in profile couped at the 
 neck proper, wreathed about the temples argent and sable, 
 a pheon of the field. Mantling sable and or. Crest— 
 On a wreath of the colours, a swan, wings elevated argent, 
 charged on the breast with a pheon sable, in front of 
 bulrushes proper. Motto— "Animum rege." Married, 
 Sept. 2, 1863, Margaret Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the 
 Rev. John M. Wright, Rector of Tatham, co. Lancaster; 
 and has /ssue — Ella Elizabeth [m. Frederick Carleton 
 Cowper of Carleton Hall, Penrith]. 5*a^— Grimeshill, near 
 Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland. 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. JOHN ARTHUR HENRY MOORE- 
 BRABAZON, Hon. Lieut. -Col. in the Army, late Major 
 Bengal Staff Corps. Born 1828, being the eldest son of the 
 late Major John Arthur Moore, by Sophia, dau. of Col. 
 Yates ; s. his uncle, the Rev. W. J. Moore-Brabazon, 1866 ; 
 and assumed the additional name and the arms of Brabazon 
 by Royal License, dited March 13, 1868. Club — United 
 Service. Armorial bearings —Gules, on a bend or, three 
 martlets sable. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a falcon 
 rising, belled or. Motto — " Vota vita mea." Married, 
 1879, Emma Sophia, eldest dau. of Alfred Richards ; and 
 has, with other Issue — William Lockhart Chambre Moore- 
 Brabazon, Gentleman, Lieut. Coldstream Guards, b. 1880. 
 Seats — Tara Hall, co. Meath ; Tallyallen, co. Louth. Town 
 residence — 30 Cranley Gardens, S.W. 
 
 MOORE (U.O.). Or, a chevron engrailed between 
 three moorcocks sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a Moors head and shoulders proper, 
 in his ear a ring or. Motto — ' ' Fortis cadere cedere non 
 potest." 
 
 Sons of George Henry Moore, Esq., of Moore Hall, 
 
 J.P. andD.L., M.P. co. Mayo (Sheriff 1867), ^. 1810; 
 
 d. 1870; m. 1851, Mary, eld. d. of Maurice Blake 
 
 of Ballinafad, co. Mayo: — 
 George Augustus Moore, Esq., High Sheriff co. Mayo, 
 h. 1852. 5<ra/— Moore Hall, Ballyglass, co. Mayo. Res. — 
 4 Upper Ely Place, Dublin. 
 
 Maurice George Moore, Esq., C.B., Col. Connaught 
 Rangers,*. 18^; »«.'i889, Evelyn, d. of late J. Stratford 
 Handcock of Carantrila Park, co. Galway ; and has issue — 
 
 ii) Maurice George Henry Patrick Moore, Gentleman, 
 . 1894; (2) Ulick Augustus George Moore, Gentleman, 
 b. 1896. Res. — Moore Hall, Ballyglass, co. Mayo. 
 
 Augustus Moore, Gentleman, *. 1856; m. iSor, Justina, 
 d. of late Sir John Braddick Monckton, Town cflerk of the 
 City of London ; and has issue — Peter Augiistus John 
 Falkland Moore, Gentleman, b. 1891, Res. — 19 Sackville 
 Street, London. 
 Henry Julian Moon, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res.— 
 
 MOORE (U.O.). Vert, a lion rampant gules, in chief 
 three estoiies or. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a hand in armour grasping a sword 
 impaling three gory heads proper. Motto—" Semper 
 fidelis et audax." 
 
 Sons of l*ewis Moore, Esq. , of Cremorgan, J. P., D.L. 
 (High Sheriff Queen's Co. i8a8), b. i8oi ; d. 1880; 
 m. , Mary Sarah, d. of Capt. Charles Lancelot 
 Sandes ; — 
 Henry Moore, Esq., J.P. and D.L. Queen's Co. (High 
 Sheriff 1883). B.A. ( IVin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1843. Seat— 
 Cremorgan, Timahoe, Queen's Co. 
 Charles Moore, Gentleman, b. 1844. Res. — 
 Lewis Moore, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 MOORE of Barne (U.O.). Quarteriy. i and 4, sable, a 
 swan close argent, membered or, within a bordure engrailed 
 of the second (Moore) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chief or, over all 
 a bend ermine (Pennefather). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a gosliawk preying 
 on a coney both proper. Motto—" Vis unita fortior." 
 Sons of Stephen Moore, Esq., of Barne, J.P. and D.L. 
 (M.P. 1875-1880, and High Sheriff 1885) co. Tipperary, 
 b. 1836; m. ist, 1867, Anna Maria, only d. and h. of 
 Wilmer Wilmer : — 
 Randal Kingsmill Moore, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. 
 Tipperary, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Leinster Regt., b. 1873. 
 Seat — Barne, nr. Clonmel. 
 Stephen Thomas Wilmer Esq. (q.v.). 
 Son of Richard Moore, Esq., of Killashee, co. Kildare, 
 J.P. , b. 1818 ; d. 1881 ; m. 1847; Emma Frances, d, 
 of Richard Sharpe of Appscourt, Surrey : — 
 Lt.-Col. Richard St. Leger Moore, C.B., J.P. co. Kildare 
 (High Sheriff 1899), ''^'^ 9'^, 12th, and sth Lancers, com- 
 manded 17th Batt. Imp. Yeo. in S. Africa, M.F.H. (Kildare 
 Hounds) 1883-97 [Arms of Moore only], b. 1848 ; m. 1873, 
 Alice Geraldine, d. of Joseph Pratt Tynte, Esq., D.L., of 
 Tynte Park, co. Wicklow ; and has issue — Richard Stephen 
 Tynte St. Leger Moore, Gentleman, b. 1890; Geraldine^ 
 Fanny Louisa [w». 1897, Capt. Lionel Charles Warren];! 
 Evelyn Emma Cecilia ; and Viol.t Florence Grace. Seat—^ 
 Killashee, Naas, co. Kildare. 
 
 Edward Francis William Moore, Gentleman, b. 1857.1 
 Res.— 
 
 JOSEPH EDWARD MOORE-GWYN, Esquire (for^ 
 merly MOORE), J.P. cos. Glamorgan and Brecknock;] 
 
 assumed the additional surname of Gwyn and the arms of 
 Gwyn quarterly with those of Moore by Royal Licence 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 apot 
 
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 dated Sept 6, 1900, in compliance with the will of the late 
 HowelGwyn, Esq., D. L. and J.P. , of Dyffryn, Neath. Born 
 April 3, 1850, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Joseph 
 Moore, M.A. (Oxon.), R.D., Vicar of Buckland, Faringdon, 
 Berks, by his wife Sarah, dau. of the late Rev. John Davi- 
 son, Prebendary of Worcester. Livery — Green, with gilt 
 buttons, striped green and white waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, gutt^-d'or, two barru- 
 lets invected or, between as many lozenges in pale of the 
 last, each charged with a sword erect sable (for Gwyn) ; 
 2 and 3, per pale argent and sable, a moor-cock between 
 two greyhounds current, and as many flanches all counter- 
 changed (for Moore). Mantling sable and or. Crests — 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, between two antlers sable, a 
 cubit arm erect proper, charged with two lozenges palewise 
 also sable, the hand grasping a sword proper, pommel and 
 hilt or, the blade transfixing a boar's head erect and erased 
 gules (for Gwyn) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount vert, a moor-cock sable, gorged with a collar nebuly 
 argent, and resting the dexter leg on a greyhound's head 
 erased at the neck also sable (for Moore). Motto — "Vim 
 vi repellere licet." Married, Sept. 28, 1876, Edith Fother- 
 ingham, dau. of Rev. W. Jephson, M.A. (Cantab.), late 
 Rector of Hinton Waldrist, Berks; and has Issue — (i) 
 Joseph Gwyn Moore-Gwyn, Gentleman, b. May 15, 1879 ; 
 (2) Howel Gwyn Moore-Gwyn, Gentleman, b. July 7, 1886 ; 
 Mary Elizabeth Gwyn \jn., 1901, Jestyn Williams, second 
 son of Judge Gwylim Williams of Miskin Manor, Glamor- 
 ganshire]; Gladys Ellen Gwyn [tn., 1903, Cecil F. Gilbert- 
 son]; and Ellen Christabel Gwyn. Seats — Dyffryn, Neath, 
 Glamorganshire ; Abercravfe House, Ystradgynlais, Brecon- 
 shire. Club —Junior Carlton. 
 
 MORDAKE, quartered by MALET. 
 
 AMBROSE MORE OFERRALL, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D. L., High Sheriff 1876. Born Sept. 26, 1846, being the 
 only son of the late Rt. Hon. Richard More O'Ferrall, 
 Esq., of Balyna, co. Kildare, P.C., J.P. and D.L., by his 
 wife Hon. Matilda Southwell, second dau. and coheir of 
 the Rt. Hon. Thomas Anthony, 3rd Viscount Southwell, 
 K.P. Armorial bearings —Quarterly i and 4, quarterly 
 
 Alice. Seats — Balyna House, Moyvalley, co. Kildare; 
 Glenmonnow, Ross-on-Wye. 
 
 DOMINIC MORE O'FERRALL, Esquire, High Sheriff 
 CO. Kildare 1879. Born 1854, being the only son of the 
 late Edward More- O'Ferrall of Kildangan, co. Kildare, 
 High Sheriff co. Kildare 1856-57, by his wife Susan, only 
 child of Dominic O'Reilly, of Kildangan Castle, co. Kildare. 
 Livery -Green. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 vert, a lion rampant or (for O'Ferrall) ; 2 and 3, vert, a lion 
 rampant, and in chief three mullets or (for O'More). Crest 
 — On a ducal coronet or, a greyhound springing sable. 
 Married, April 18, 1898, Annie, dau. of Col. M'Donnell, 
 C.B., and has Issue — Roderick Charles More-O'Ferrall, 
 Gentleman, 3. 1903. 5^a/— Kildangan, Monasterevan , co. 
 Kildare. 
 
 EDWARD GERALD MORE-O'FERRALL, Esquire, 
 J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1882. Born 1846, being the 
 eldest son of the late John Lewis More, Esq., of Lissard, 
 CO. Longford, and Granite Hall, co. Dublin, J. P., D.L. , 
 M.A. , Barrister-at-Law, Commissioner of Metropolitan 
 Police, Dublin, by his wife Clare, dau. of Thomas Seagrave, 
 of Cabra, co. Dublin. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i 
 and 4, vert, a lion rampant or (for O'Ferrall) ; 2 and 3, vert, 
 a lion rampant, and in chief three mullets or (for O'Moore). 
 Mantling vert and or. Crests — i. on a ducal coronet or, 
 a greyhound springing sable. Married, 1871, JuUana 
 Margaret, dau. of Henry Lambert, Esq., M.P. , of Carnagh, 
 CO. Wexford, and has with other Issue — ]ohn More- 
 O'Ferrall, Gentleman, b. 1872. 5^a^— Lissard, co. 
 Longford. 
 
 JOHN MORESBY, Esquire, Admiral Royal Navy. 
 Born March 1830, being the youngest son of the late Ad- 
 miral of the Fleet, Sir Fairfax Moresby, Knight Grand 
 Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Doctor 
 of Civil Law, by his wife Eliza Louisa, dau. of John Williams, 
 
 i. and iiii. , vert, a lion rampant or (for O'Ferrall) ; ii. and 
 iii. , vert, a lion rampant and in chief three mullets or (for 
 O'Moore ; 2 and 3, argent, three cinquefoils pierced gules, 
 each charged with six annulets or (for Southwell). Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest— On a ducal coronet or, a greyhound 
 springing sable. Married, Oct. 24, 1872, Jessie Frances, 
 dau. of Patrick Robert Gordon-Canning of Hartpury 
 Court, CO. Gloucester ; and has /w««— Mabel ; Violet ; and 
 
 Esquire, of Bakewell, Derbyshire. Armorial bearings- 
 Sable, a cross parted and fretty between in dexter chief an 
 anchor erect and in the sinister base a cinquefoil or. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colotirs, an heraldic antelope rampant gules, navally 
 gorged, and with chain reflexed over the back or, supporting 
 a tilting-spear erect sable ; with the Motto, " Je le feray 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 durmnt ma vie." Married, April 7, 1859. Jane W. , daughter 
 of Philip Scolt, tlsquire, Justice of the Peace, of Hill House, 
 in the county of Cork ; and has /wi«r— Walter H. Moreshy, 
 Gentlrnian, Hiirristcr-at-Law, Iwrn November 1861 ; and 
 five daughters. AjAi/* — Blackbeck. Farehani, Hants. 
 Poitat (i<S^/VM— Blackbeck. Fareham, Hants. 
 
 JOHN RONALD MORETON-MACDONALD, Es- 
 quire, of Largie, in co. Argyll. Bom May 35. 1873, being 
 the only son of the late Ch.irlcs Morclon-Macdonald of 
 Largit*, by liis wife EliraUnh Hume. dau. of Archibald 
 Campbell of Glendaruel. ArmorUl bearings- Quaritrly. 
 I. or. a lion rampant gules ; a. or, a dexter hand issuing 
 from the sinister proper, holding a cross crosslet fitcli^ 
 gules ; 3. argent, a lymphad. s.-iils furled and oars in saltire 
 sable ; 4. vert, a salmon naiant in fesse proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules, doubled ai gent ; and uf)on a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a dexter arm from the shoulder, 
 holding a dagger in pale propwr. Mottoes — Over the 
 crest, "Semper pugnare paratus ; " lielow the shield, " Pro 
 patria." Seal — Largie Castle, Tayinloan. 6V«^j - Travel- 
 lers', Bachelors', New (Edinburgh). 
 
 MOREWOOD, see PALMER-MOREWOOD. 
 
 MORGAN, quartered by BROWN. 
 
 MORGAN, see FITZMAURICE-DEANE-MORGAN. 
 
 MORGAN of Caervorgan (H. Coll.). Per chevron nebuly 
 argent and sable, three lozenges fessewise in chief azure, 
 and in base a lion ramjiant regardant per fesse or and of 
 the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dcmi-lion regard;int f>er fesse nebuly 
 argent and or, supporting with the sinister paw a lozenge 
 azure. 
 
 Son of Charles Morgan of Caervorgan, Swansea, and 
 
 of Lincoln's Inn, b. ; d. ; m. , Caroline 
 
 Elizabeth, d. of Rev. John James, Rector of Penmaen, 
 
 nr. Swansea: — 
 
 Col. Charles Edward Morgan, J. P. Glamorganshire, 
 
 late 67th Regt. , served in China i'86o, b. 1838. Seat — 
 
 Caervorgan, Llanrhidian, nr. Swansea. Town res. — 
 
 13 Phillimore Gardens, Kensington, London, W. Club — 
 
 Junior Army and Navy. 
 
 MORGAN (H. Coll.). Per chevron sable and argent, 
 in chief two boy's heads couped at the shoulders having 
 snakes about their necks ptoper, and in base a cock 
 gules, combed and wattled or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock as 
 in the arms, charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis or, 
 and resting the dexter claw on a spear-head or. Motto— 
 " Undeb.'^ 
 
 Sons of Thomas Morgan,^. 1796; d. 1847; m. , 
 
 Marianne, d. of William Vaughan, Surgeon R.N. : — 
 Walter Vaughan Morgan, Esq., a Member of the Ccni- 
 mission of Lieutenancy and Alderman of the City of 
 London (Sheriff 1900-1), Treas. Christ's Hospital b. 
 1831. Res.~i Whitehall Court, S.W. C/«*— Reform. 
 
 Septimus Vaughan Morgan, Gentleman, b. ; m. 
 
 1870, Ellen Sarah Simkin ; and has issue — Gwyn Vaughan 
 Morgan, Gentleman, b. 1872; and Ethel Vaughan. Res. — 
 37 Harrington Gardens, S.W. C/k*— Reform. 
 
 Son of Octavius Vaughan Morgan (s. of above Thomas 
 
 Morgan, d. 1796), b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Penry Vaughan Morgan, Gentleman, b. 1875. Res.— 
 7 Park Lane, W. Ciub — United University. 
 
 Ygst. son of Thomas Morgan, b. 1796; d. 1847; m. 
 
 Marianne, d. of William Vaughan, Surgeon R.N. :— 
 Edward Vaughan Morgan, Gentleman, b. ; m. 
 
 ; and has issue. Res.—aa Harrington Gardens, S.W. 
 
 S ARTHUR JOHN MORGAN, Esquire, commonly 
 known as the Hon, Arthur John Morgan, D.L. for 
 the CO. of Monmouth. Bom 1840, being the son of the 
 Right Hon. Sir Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan, first 
 Baron Tredegar, by his wife Rosamund, only dau. of 
 
 Godfrey Basil Mundy. Armorial bearings- He bears 
 for Arms: Quarterly i and 4 or, a griHin scgreant s.-ible 
 (for Morgan) ; a and 3 or, on a chevron Ix-twecn thiee 
 roses azure, as many thistles slipiicd of the field (for 
 Gould). U|K>n the escutcheon is placed a helmet licfuting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his 
 Crest, u|X)n a wreath of the colours, a reindeer's head 
 couped or. Postal addresses — 39 Portman Square, W. ; 
 Tredegar Park, Newport, Monmouth. Clubs — Artbtir's, 
 Carlton. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER HIRD MORGAN. Esq., J.P. for 
 Pembrokeshire. Born 1857, being the eUlest son of the late 
 Howard Spear Morgan, Esq. , J. P. , D. L. , of Tegfynydd, Car- 
 marthenshire, by his first wife Annie, dau. of H. Lloyd. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a pile argent, between two 
 staj^'s' licads cou|)e(l of the last, a dexter arm in armour 
 enilxjwed, iiolding in the hand a tilting-spear all proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, ui>on a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head couped argent, collared 
 gules, holding in the mouth a tilting-spear lx:ndways proper. 
 Motto — " Fortitudine et prudentia." Married, 1883, Isa- 
 bella Celina Elizaljeth, dau. of Philip Thomas Hlyth. Seat 
 — Tegfynydd, Llanfalteg (R.S.O.), Carmarthenshire. 
 
 MORGAN-GRENVILLE, see KINLOSS. 
 
 The Latk Rkv. HANMER MORGAN-STRATFORD, 
 Rector of Athan, Cowbridge, co. Glamorgan, M.A. Ox- 
 ford ; assumed by Royal Licence, dated Oct. 27, 1887, the 
 additional name and arms of Stratford. Born May 19, 
 1821, being the second son of the late Rev. Hugh Ilanmer 
 Morgan of Swindon, co. Gloucester, B. D. , Chancellor and 
 Canon Residentiary of Hereford Catheriral, by his wife 
 Helen Mary Beale. Armorial bearings— Barry of ten ar- 
 
 gent and azure, a lion rampant g^les. Mantling azure 
 and argtnt. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexier 
 arm embowed vested argent, the hand grasping a falchion 
 proper, pommel and hilt or. Married, Feb. 12, 1851, Mary, 
 dau. of the Rev. William Rayer, M.A., of Holcombe Court, 
 CO. Devon, Rector of Tiverton ; and has had Issue — Hugh 
 Hanmer Rayer Morgan-Stratford Gentleman, b. Feb. 24, 
 1856, d. unm. June 9, 1888 ; Helen Jane Essylt [m., Oct. 17, 
 1877, Rev. William Richard Jenkins of Caercady House, 
 
 iB f^e Military Cockade. 
 
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 CO. Glamorgan, M.A. Oxford, and has issue] ; Catherine 
 Frances, d. Feb. 8, 1858 ; Mary Anne Frances Winston ; 
 and Frances Elizabeth. iVa/j— Swindon Manor, Glouces- 
 ter ; and Lubenham Hall, co. Northampton. 
 
 MORIARTY, quartered by CRUMPE. 
 
 MORICE (U.O.). Azure, on a fesse or, between three 
 boy's heads couped at the shoulders affrontfe, each en- 
 vironed round the neck with a snake proper, a cock gules, 
 beaked and legged or, between two pheons of the third. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cock gules, beaked, combed, and wattled or, 
 environed round the neck with a snake proper. MottO — 
 " Dum spiro spero." 
 
 Son of Francis Morice of Springfield, co. Clare, b. 
 
 1827; d. 1897; m. 1884, Annie, d. of Richard Dawson, 
 
 Esq., J. P., of Bunratty, co. Clare : — 
 Francis William Morice, Gentleman, b. 1887. Seat— 
 Springfield, Six- Mile Bridge, co. Clare. 
 
 MORISON, quartered by ANSTRUTHER-DUNCAN. 
 
 MORISON, see CAMPBELL-MILLER-MORISON. 
 
 FREDERICK DE LAMARRE MORISON, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., Banffshire and Aberdeensliire, Lieut. -Col. 
 late Royal Scots Lothian Regt. Born Nov. 17, 1842, being 
 the eldest son of John Morison of Bognie and Frendraught, 
 by his wife Mary Jane, dau. of Thomas Wetherall of Trin. 
 Coll., Camb., Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, three Saracens' heads conjoined in one neck argent, 
 the uppermost face looking to the cliief, affixed by a wreath 
 argent, and gules to the other two, which turn to the dexter 
 and sinister. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, two hands 
 grasping a dagger. Motto — "Sunt tria haec unum." 
 Married, firstly, 1869, Janet Forbes, dau. of Alexanfier 
 Gordon, Esq., of Newton, J. P. and D.L., co. Aberdeen; 
 by whom he has Is.u/e (i) Alexander Edward Forbes 
 Morison, Gentleman, b. 1875 [w., Feb. 24, 1897, Clementina 
 Graham, dau. of Alexander Stuart of Inchbreck and Isabel 
 Gordon]. Lieut. -Col. Morison m., secondly, 1892, Elsie, 
 dau. of the late William Mair of Furzehill, Berks. Seat— 
 Mountblairy House, Banff, N.B. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM MORKILL, Esq., J.P. for West 
 Riding co. York, M.A. (Oriel, Oxon.), Lord of the Manors 
 
 of Airton, Calton, and Hanlith, co. York. Born May 3, 
 i86i, being the only son of the late John Morkill of Kii- 
 lingbeck, near Leeds, by his wife Mary, only dau. of the 
 late William Greenwood of Leeds. Livery — Black, with 
 gilt buttons, black and yellow waistcoat, drab overcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — Vair, a pale nebuly sable between 
 four martlets, two in chief and as many in base or, im- 
 paling the arms of Hobson, namely, quarterly 1 and 4, per 
 pale azure and sable, two hobbies close in chief proper, 
 and a sun in splendour in base or (for Hobson) ; 2 and 3, 
 azure, a chevron between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a 
 battle-axe in base argent (for Falshaw). Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours (or and sable), 
 a martlet or between two lilies argent, stalked, leaved, and 
 slipped proper. Motto — " Be true." Married, March i, 
 1889, Hannah Shaw, youngest dau. of Peter Hobson, of 
 Wintringham Hall, Yorks. , and niece of Sir James 
 Falshaw, Bart., of 14 Belgrave Crescent, Edinburgh; and 
 has Issue — (i) Alan Greenwood Morkill, Gentleman, b. April 
 
 21, 1890 ; (2) Ronald Falshaw Morkill, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 
 22, 1891 ; (3) Hugh Bernard Morkill, Gentleman, b. Oct. 
 I, 1896; and Frances Helena. Seats — Newfield Hall, 
 Bell Busk, Yorkshire ; Austhorpe Lodge, near Leeds. 
 Club — New University. 
 
 MORLEY, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 The Right Honourable ARNOLD MORLEY, a 
 Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Coun- 
 cil, Postmaster-General 1892-1895, Patronage Secretary 
 to the Treasury j886, Member of Parliament for the 
 East Division of the borough of Nottingham 1880-1895, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Barrister- 
 at-Law, son of the late Samuel Morley, Member of Parlia- 
 ment, of Hall Place, Tonbridge, by his wife Rebekah Maria, 
 daughter of the late Samuel Hope, Banker, of Liverpool. 
 C'/«^^— Reform, Brooks's, National Liberal, Athenaeum. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, a leo- 
 pard's face jessant-de-lis sable, between three griffins' heads 
 erased gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin 
 argent, the wings elevated ermine, holding between the claws 
 a leopard's face jessant-de-Us as in the arms ; with the Motto, 
 " Tenax propositi." Postal address — 7 Stratton Street, 
 Piccadilly, W, 
 
 SAMUEL HOPE MORLEY, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for Kent, and D.L. for London, High Sheriff 1893, M.A. 
 Trin. Coll., Camb. Born July 3, 1845, being the eldest son 
 of the late Samuel Morley, Esq., J.P. and D.L., M.P. for 
 Nottingham 1865-66, and for Bristol 1868-85, by his wife 
 Rebekah Maria, dau. of Samuel Hope of Liverpool. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Argent, a leopard's face, jessant de lis sable, 
 between three griffins' heads erased gules. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 griffin argent, the wings elevated ermine, holding between 
 the claws a leopard's face jessant de lis as in the arms. 
 Motto — "Tenax propositi." Married, March 6, 1884, 
 Laura Marianne, dau. of Rev. G. Royds Birch, M.A. ; and 
 has Issue — (1) Geoffrey Hope Morley, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 28, 1885; (2) Claude Hope Morley, Gentleman, b. June 5, 
 1887. Seat—HzW Place, Leigh, Tonbridge. Town resi- 
 dence— 2. Grosvenor Square, W. 
 
 EDMUND MORONY, Esquire, J.P. co. Limerick. 
 Born April 21, 1832, being the elder son of Edmund 
 Morony of Ballyclough, co. Limerick, by his wife Geraldine, 
 dau. of Andrew Castle. Livery —TidLtV. blue. Armorial 
 bearings (U.O., April 23, 1730) — Azure, three cross cross- 
 lets or, between as many boars' heads couped above the 
 shoulders argent, langued gules. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent 
 holding a sceptre or. Married, March 14, i860, Helena 
 Mary, only child of John Odell of Odell Ville, co. Limerick ; 
 and has /ww«— Eliza Helena \m., Aug. 26, 1884, H. V. L. 
 Morony]; and Geraldine \tn., April 24, 1889, Henry 
 MolonyJ. Seat—OA&Yi Ville, BaUingarry, co. Limerick. 
 Clubs — Limerick, County. 
 
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 GEORGE HERBERT MORRELL, Esquire, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Oxford, Justice of the Peace 
 
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 ■nd I>eputy-Lie«t«'n«nt for Ihc county of Ox'ord, High 
 SherifT 1885. Justice of the Fence for the county of Ik*rkshire, 
 Hon. Col. ist Vol. Bait. (Oxford University) Oxfordshire 
 Light InfHntry. V.D.. M.A., B.C.L. (Oxon), Barrister-at- 
 I^w, M.P. VVixnlstock Div. Oxfordshire. Jiorn February 
 so. 1845, being the eldest son of the late Reverend George 
 Kidd Morrell, D.C.L., Vicar of Moulsford, Berks, by his 
 uife Anna I^titia, daughter of David I'owell of Ix>ughton, 
 Essex. Cints — Carlton, Junior Carlton. New Univirsity. 
 /.ivtfy—V>ark blue with black velvet collar, and blue and 
 yellow striped waistcoat. Armorial bearlja^^ — Me Ijears 
 for Amit: Or, a bend invecied gules, between in chief a 
 
 sprig of three roses gules, leaved and slipped proper, and 
 in base a cross crosslet of the last. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant guardant per pale argent and 
 sable, holding in the dexter paw a stalk of three roses gules, 
 seeded or, barbed and stalked vert, resting the sinister paw 
 on a cross crosslet gules. Motto— " Bono animo esfo." 
 Married, February 4, 1874, Emily Alicia, only daughter 
 and heir of James Morrell, Esquire, of Headington Hill ; 
 and has Issue — (i) James Herbert Morrell, Gentleman, born 
 July 9. 1882; (2) George Mark Morrell, Gentleman, born 
 October 4, 1884. 5<ra/j— Headington Hill Hall, in the 
 county of Oxford ; Streatley House, in the county of Berk- 
 shire. 
 
 MORRELL (H. Coll., 1885). Or, a bend invected gules, 
 between in chief a sprig of three roses gules, leaved and 
 
 slipped proper, and a cross crosslet in base of the second. 
 Mantling gules and or. Great— On a wreath of the 
 coloiirs, a demi-lion guard.ant per pale argent and sable, 
 hoUling in the dexter p.-xw three roses as in the arms, and 
 resting the sinister paw on a cross crosslet gules. Motto— 
 " Ik)no animo esto." 
 
 Sons of James Wright Hayward Morrell, d. i8oa; d. 
 
 1873; m. Mary Caroline, d. of James Stuart of 
 
 Quebec : — 
 Hopewell Baker Morrell, Esq., J. P. cos. Radnor and 
 Berks, i. 1836; m. i860, Louisa Foote, d. of late J. C. 
 Hay of Kelso, co. Roxburgh ; and has issue— (i) Hopewell 
 James Shuldham Morrell, Gentleman, 6. i860; (2) Arthur 
 Frederic Way Morrell, Gentleman, d. 1863; (3) Charles 
 Sconce Morrell, Gentleman, d. 1864 ; (4) Herbert Hugh 
 Morrell, Gentleman, 6. 1866; (5) Reginald Lister Morrell, 
 Gentleman, />. 1868 ; (6) Leonard Cyril Morrell, Gentleman, 
 i. 1870; (7) George Deacon Morrell. Gentleman, 6. 187a; 
 (8) Noel Hay Morrell, d. 1874 ; (9) Walker Morrell, Gentle- 
 man, 6. 1876; Louie Florence; and Violet Winifred. 
 5^<i/— Moulsford, Wallingford, Berks. /?«.— The Retreat, 
 Reading. 
 Charles Girdlestone Morrell, Gentleman. 
 
 Son of Frederick Joseph Morrell of Broughton, nr. 
 
 Banbury, 6. 1811 ; d. 1882 :— 
 Frederick Parker Morrell, Gentleman, Solicitor, 6. 1839; 
 m. 1867, Haitiette Anne, d. of Rev. Philip Wynter, D.D., 
 Pres. of St. John's Coll., Oxford; and has issue. Heats— 
 Black Hall, Oxford ; Broughton Grange, Banbury. Club— 
 Royal Thames Yacht. 
 
 Sons of late Rev. George Kidd Morrell, D.C.L., Vicar 
 
 of Molesford,.^. 1813; d. 1881 ; m. Anna Lelitia, d. of 
 
 David Powell of Loughton, Essex : — 
 George Herbert Morrell, Esq., M.A. , B.C.L. Oxon., 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Oxford (High Sheriff 1885), J.P. Berks, 
 Hon. Col. ist V.B. Oxfordsh. Lt. Inf., M.P. Woodstock 
 Div. of Oxford 1891 and 1892 and since 1895 (q.v.). 
 
 Robert Baker Morrell, Gentleman, b. ; m. 1873,; 
 
 Frances Anna, d. of Rev. William Harry Lloyd, Vicar ofj 
 Moulsford, 
 
 MORRIS (1885). Ermine, a fesse indented sable, in' 
 base a lion rampant of the last, armed and langued gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a fasces proper, a lion's head erased argent, 
 gutt^-de-sang. Motto — ' ' Si Deus nobiscum quis contra \ 
 nos." Livery — Dark blue, silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of late Rt. Hon. Sir Michael Morris, Baron?^ 
 Morris, of Spiddal (Life Peerage, 1889-1901), and ist ' 
 Baron Killanin, P.C, Hon. LL.D., &c., b. 1826; d. 
 1901 ; m. i860, Anna, d. of Hon. George Henry 
 Hughes, one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer 
 in Ireland : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Martin Henry Fitzpatrick Morris, 
 2nd Baron Killanin (15 June 1900) of Galway, co. Galway 
 (Peerage of U.K.)', and a Baronet (14 Sept. 1885), B.A, 
 (Trin. Coll., Dub.), J.P. and D.L. co. Galway (High 
 Sheriff 1897), J.P. co. Cavan, M.P. for Galway 1900-1901, 
 when he succeeded his father; is a Commr. of Nat. 
 Educ. in Ireland and a Senator Roy. Univ. Ireland, b. 
 1867. Seal — Spiddal, co Galway. Clubs — Athenaeum, 
 Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin), County (Galway). 
 
 Capt. Hon. George Henry Morris, Rifle Brigade (Adj. 
 1897-1901), Staff Capt. at Head Qrs. , served in Tochi 
 Exped. 1897 (medal and clasp), and in S. Africa 1902 
 (desp., medal, three clasps), b. 1872. Clubs— Army and 
 Navy, County (Galway). 
 
 Yr. son of Martin Morris, Esq., J.P. , of Spiddal and 
 Galway (High Sheriff town of Galway 1841), b. 1784; 
 d. 1862 ; m. 1822, Julia, d. of Dr. Charles Blake of 
 Galway : — 
 Sir George Morris, K.C.B., J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 i860 and 1861, and M.P. for Galway 1867-8, and 1874-80, 
 Commr. Local Govt. Board Ireland 1880-91, and Vice- 
 Pres. 1891-98), b. 1833; m. 1875, Elizabeth C, d. of 
 David O'Connor Henchy, M.P., of Stonebrook, co. Kil- 
 dare; and has issue — Elizabeth Julia. Jdes. — 48 Lower 
 Leeson Street, Dublin, C/«^— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 SSiR GEORGE MORRIS, K.C.B. (1898), formerly 
 Vice-Pres. of Local Government Board for Ireland, 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Galway (High Sheriff 1861), M.P. for 
 
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 Galway 1867-68 and 1874-80. Born 1833, being the son 
 of the late Martin Morris, Esq., J. P. of Spiddal, co. 
 Galway, by his wife Julia, dau. of Dr. Charles Blake. 
 Armorial bearings -Ermine, a fesse indented sable, in 
 base a lion rampant of the last, armed and langued gules, 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Order 
 of the Bath and pendent his badge as a K.C.B. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest -Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a fasces fesseways proper, a lion's head erased argent, 
 guttfe-de-sang. Motto— "Si Deus nobiscum quis contra 
 nos." Married, 1875, Elizabeth, only dau. of David 
 O'Connor Henchy, Esq., D.L., sometime M.P. for co. 
 Kildare. Residence— i^^ Lower Leeson Street, Dublin. 
 C/K(>-Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 S GEORGE BYNG MORRIS, Esquire, Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant and Justice of the Peace. Born March 25, 
 1816, being the second son of the late Sir John Morris, 
 second Baronet, by his wife Lucy Juliana, commonly known 
 as the Honourable Lucy Juliana, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable John Byng, fifth Viscount Torrington. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, on a saltire 
 engrailed ermine, a bezant, charged with a cross couped 
 gules, and in chief for difference a crescent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant or, 
 charged with a cross couped gules, within a chain in the 
 form of an arch, gold; with the Motto, " Scuto fidei." 
 Married, October 23, 1852, Emily Matilda, daughter of 
 Charles Henry Smith of Derwen Vaur, Swansea, and 
 Tenby; and has Issue— {\) Robert Townsend Morris, 
 Gentleman, born July 9, 1853; (2) Charles Smith Morris, 
 Gentleman, born December 12, 1854 [w., 1888, Maud Mary, 
 dau. of the late Rev. George Alston, Rector of Studland, 
 Dorset]; (3) George Lockwood Morris, Gentleman, born 
 
 Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend indented gules, between 
 two moorcocks sable, a saltire couped between as many 
 anchors of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest - On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a saltire or, a moorcock sable. 
 Motto ~ ' ' Moderata durant. ' ' Residence — Duke Street , St. 
 James's. 
 
 W THOMAS HENRY MORRIS, Esq., J.P. D.L., for 
 © West Riding of co. of York, and Capt. and Hon. Major 
 late 2nd W. York. (P.W.O. ) Yeo. Cav. Born 1848, being 
 the eldest son of the late William Morris, Esq., J.P. , D.L. , 
 of The Lodge, Halifax, by Barbara Elizabeth, younger 
 dau. of the late Thomas Johnson, of Wakefield, co. York, 
 Club — Union. Livery— Blue, with gilt buttons. Armorial 
 
 bearings— Per saltire gules and sable, gutt6e-d'eau, a lion 
 passant argent between tour scaling-ladders, two in pale 
 and two in fesse or. Mantling gules and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an heraldic ante- 
 lope sejant argent, gutt6e-de-sang, resting the dexter foot 
 on a scaling-ladder or. Motto—" Res non verba quaeso. " 
 Residence— The Lodge, near Halifax. 
 
 January 29, 1859 [tn., i88g, Wilhelmina, dau. of T. Cory]; 
 (4) Musgrave Morris, Gentleman, born November 18, 1864 
 \m., 1892, Edith Marion, dau. of K. Lockhart] ; (5) Thomas 
 Byng Morris, Gentleman, born July 24, 1866 ; (6) Frank 
 Hall Morris, Gentleman, born July 16, 1869 ; Edith 
 Charlotte [ot. , 1887, Francis Montagu Lloyd, Esq.]; Lucy 
 Emily [m. , 1887, Capt. H. S. Goodlake] ; Fanny Matilda 
 [ni., 1882, Harry Bathlirst Christie]; and Rose Herbert. 
 Postal address — Dany-graig, Porthcawl, R.S.O. , Glamor- 
 ganshire. 
 
 JAMES MORRIS, Gentleman. Born , being the 
 
 son of the late William Morris of Poplar, co. Middlesex. 
 
 His Honour Judge WILLIAM O'CONNOR MORRIS, 
 Barrister King's Inns, Dublin, 1854, J.P. for King's Co.; 
 appointed Professor of Law in King's Inns, Dublin, 1861, 
 and Special Commissioner of Irish Fisheries 1863 ; was 
 Judge of Louth County Court 1872-78, and of Kerry 
 County Court 1878-86, since when he has been Judge of 
 Roscommon and Sligo County Court and Chairman of 
 Quarter Sessions. Born Nov. 26, 1824, being the eldest 
 son of the late Rev. Benjamin Morris of Gartnamona, 
 King's Co., by Elizabeth, fourth dau. and coheiress of 
 Maurice Nugent O'Connor of Mount Pleasant. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, two swords saltireways 
 points upward proper, pomnjels and hilts or, between as many 
 garbs in pale or ; 2. argent, a tree eradicated proper ; 3. 
 sable, a bend, and in chief a tower argent. Mantling gules 
 
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 and or. OrMt— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 boy» head a(front<e, a faaoea feoeways proper. Motto— 
 *'Festina lenld." Marritd, 1858, Georgina Kathleen. 
 ekkst dau. of the late George Hayward Lindsay, kesi- 
 i^M^r— Oartnamona, 'rullaroore, King's Co. 
 
 MORRISON (U.O.). Or. on a cross per cross sable 
 and Rules, four flcurs-dc-lis argi-nt. in the first quarter a 
 crescent of the third. MantUng sable and or. Croat— On 
 a mural crown gules, an eagle's head and neck between 
 two wings displayed argent, the neck and each wing 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis sable. Motto— " Utile et 
 dulce." 
 
 Sons of Lt-Col. Richard Fielding Morrison of Coolege- 
 gan. King's Co.. J. P. (grandson of Sir Richard 
 Morrison), b. 1829; d. 1902; m. 1853, Jane. d. of 
 Colquhoun Grant. Hisq., M.D.. of Kinchurdy, N.B. : — 
 
 Richard (lobirt Morrison, I£sq.. Lt.-Col. late i8th 
 Hussars, formerly D.A.A.G. Malta, served in S. Africa 
 1900-3 (medals), b. 1856; m. 1889. Louise C. C. Fiuchanan. 
 d. of Herman R. de Ricci of Molesey House. Surrey ; and 
 has issue— (i) Richard Fielding Morrison, Esq.. b. 1890; 
 (a) Robert Herman Grant Morrison . Gentleman . b. 1891 ; 
 (j) Charles Colquhoun Morrison. Gentleman, b. 1893. 
 AJ/a/^— Coolcgegan. King's Co. Club—Aimy and Navy. 
 
 Colquhoun Grant Morrison, Esq. , Major Roy. Dragoons, 
 D.A.A.G. S. Africa, b. 1860. Res.— 
 
 MORROGH-BERNARD (U.O.). Azure, a harp or, 
 stringed argent, between three escallops of the second. 
 y»ntHTigr azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a staff proper, with a flag attached azure, charged 
 with a harp as in the arms. Motto — " Virtus invicta." 
 Sons of John Morrogh- Bernard, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Kerry (Sheriff 1864), b. 1819; d. 1866; m. 1841, 
 Francis Mary, d. and h. of Joseph Blount of Hurts- 
 bourne Tarrant, Hants : — 
 
 Bertram Francis Morrogh- Bernard, Gentleman, ^. 1846; 
 m. 1888, Blanche Chichizola ; and has issue— (i) John 
 Francis Morr<^h-Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; (2) Bertram 
 Andrew Morrogh- Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1896; Mary 
 Agnes; Alice Ubandina ; and Luisa. 6>a/j— Fahagh 
 Court, Beaufort, co. Kerry; Estancia "La Estrella," 
 Gualeguaychu, Argentina. 
 
 Cyril Charles Morrogh-Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1852; 
 m. 1884. ; and has issue three sons. Res. — 
 
 Arthur Mary Morrogh-Bernard. Gentleman, b. 1854. 
 Res— 
 
 Alfred Francis Mary Morrogh-Bernard, Gentleman, b, 
 1856. Res.— 
 
 Eustace Mary Morrogh-Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1858 
 m. 1888, Mary Anne, d. of Samuel James Brown of Loftus 
 Hill, CO. York ; and has issue — (i) John Alexander Morrogh- 
 Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1890; (2) Eustace Anthony 
 Morrogh-Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1893; (3) Francis Mor- 
 rogh-I^rnard/ Gentleman, b. 1896; (4) Joseph George 
 Morrogh-Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1898; Mildred Mary 
 Sophia Rose ; and Mary Anne Matilda. Seat — Curragh- 
 mount, Buttevant, co. Cdrk. 
 
 Gilbert Mary Morrogh-Bernard, Gentleman, b. 1864; m. 
 1900, Catherine Reid ; and has issue — Eileen Frances. 
 Res.— 
 
 ALFRED HERBERT MORSE, Esquire, sometime 
 Capt. 96th Regt. Bom April 30, 1841, being the third son 
 of the late George Morse, Esq., of Catton Park, near 
 Norwich, Justice of the Peace for the co. of Norfolk, by 
 his wife Rebecca Frances, daughter of William Herbert. 
 Club — Army and Navy. Livery — White, with black 
 facings and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms: Party per pale argent and sable, two chev- 
 ronek between three mullets all counterchanged, impaling 
 the arms of Gooch, namely, party per pale argent and 
 sable, a chevron between three talbots counterchanged, 
 on a chief gules, as many leopards' faces or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-man in 
 complete armour proper, garnished or, his helmet sur- 
 mounted by a plume of three ostrich feathers azure, on 
 bis breast a cross-belt sable, and in his dexter hand 
 a halberd proper; with the Motto, "Deo non armis 
 fido." Married, May 22, 1866, Diana Anne, second 
 daughter of the late Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch, Baronet, 
 
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 sometime Member of Parliament for the l''.-utcrn Division 
 of Suffolk, by his wife Harriet, third daughter of James 
 Hope-Verc of Craigie, in the county of Linlithgow ; and has 
 /««*— Edward Morse, Esq., Capt. 4lh Batt. Middlesex 
 Militia, born June 38, 1869; Harriet Frances; Rose 
 Diana; and Edith. Postal address — Copdock, Ipswich. 
 
 The Ri-:v. HERBERT GEORGE MORSE, educated at 
 Eton and at Trinity College. Cambridge. Master of Arts 
 of the University of Cambridge, sometime Rector of 
 the parish of Littleham, in the county of Devon. Horn 
 1839, being the second son of the late George Morse, 
 Esquire, of Catton Park, near Norwich, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Norfolk, by his wife 
 Rebecca Frances, daughter of William Herbert. Livery— 
 White, with black facings and silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Party per pale argent and 
 
 sable, two chevronels between three mullets all counter- 
 changed ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-man in complete armour proper, garnished or, his 
 helmet surmounted by a plume of three ostrich feathers 
 azure, on his breast a cross-belt sable, and in his dexter 
 hand a halberd proper; with the Motto, "Deo non armis 
 fido." Estate — Docton, in the parish of Hartland, in the 
 county of Devon. Postal address — 65 Holland Park, 
 London. Club — United University. 
 
 MORSE (H. Coll.). Party per pale argent and sable, 
 two chevronels between three mullets all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-man in complete armour proper, garnished 
 or, his helmet surmounted by a plume of three ostrich 
 feathers azure, on his breast a cross-belt sable, and in his 
 dexter hand a halberd proper. Motto— "Deo non arrais 
 fido." 
 
 Sons of Charles Morse, Esq., of Aylsham, Norfolk, 
 
 Barrister -at -Law, J. P. and D.L. Norfolk, M..A. 
 
 (Camb.), b. 1820; d. 1883; m. 1854, Mary Harriet, d. 
 
 of Robert Isacke : — 
 
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 George Henry Morse, Gentleman, 5. 1857; m. 1893, 
 Annie, d. of Henry Pasteui", of Wynches, Much Hadham, 
 Herts ; and has issue — (i) George Geoffrey Morse, Gentle- 
 man, 6. 1896; (2) Francis John Morse, Gentleman, d. 1897; 
 
 (3) Christopher Charles Morse, Gentleman, d. 1898 ; and 
 Nancy Corona, /ies. — Beech Hill, Thorpe, Norwich. Ciui 
 — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Arthur Francis Morse, Gentleman, late Inniskilling 
 Dragoons, 6. 1872 ; m. 1898, Annabel Marjory, d. of late 
 William Henry Haig of Broomfield, Midlothian ; and has 
 issue — Arthur Morse, Gentleman, d. 1902 ; and Margery 
 Emily, /ies. — Earlham, Norwich. Clud — Cavalry. 
 
 FREDERIC AUGUSTUS MORSE-BOYCOTT,Gentle- 
 nian. Born December 22, 1849, 
 
 ^Ot00'i5OpCOtt late John Hall Morse- Boycott, 
 Gentleman, of Sennowe and 
 Sennoweville, by his wife Matilda, daughter of Thomas 
 Alger. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly 
 I and 4, paly of six or and gules, on a chief engrailed 
 ermine three fire-balls proper (for Boycott) ; 2 and 3 per 
 pale argent and sable, two chevronels between three 
 mullets pierced, all counterchanged (for Morse). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. issuing 
 from a mural crown argent, a dexter arm vambraced, the 
 fist clenched proper, from tiie little finger pendent by a 
 thong gules, an escutcheon^ also argent, charged with a 
 fire-ball, as in the arms (for Boycott) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-man in complete armour proper, 
 garnished or, his helmet surmounted by a plume of three 
 ostrich feathers azure, on his breast a saltire sable, in the 
 dexter hand a halben proper (for Morse). Motto — "Deo 
 non armis fido." Married, February 19, 1879, Octavia 
 Mary, fiftli daughter of the late Matthew John Anketell, 
 Esquire, of Anketell Grove, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Monaghan ; and ha^ 
 Issue — (i) Clarence Haversham Morse-Boycott, Gentleman 
 born December 9, 1879 ; (2) John Haversham Morse- 
 Boycott, Gentleman, born August 7, 1882 ; (3) Guy Havers- 
 ham Morse-Boycott, Gentleman, born July 9, 1889 ; 
 
 (4) Desmond Lionel Morse- Boycott, Gentleman, born 
 December 10, 1892 ; Hilda Mary Anketell ; and Dorothy 
 Frances Cynthia. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 MORTON, quartered by NIBLETT. 
 
 Son of Rev. Peploe Paget Mosley, Rector of Rolleston, 
 Staffordshire, b. 1793 ; d. 1868 ; m. 1836, Elizabeth 
 [d. 1888), d. of Francis Bradshaw of Barton Blount, 
 CO. Derby : — 
 Paget Peploe Mosley, Esq., Hon. Col. Derbyshire Yeom. 
 
 Cav., late Capt. nth Hussars, J. P. co. Derby, b. 1837; 
 
 m. 1861, Caroline Veronica {d. 1878), d. of William Gerard 
 
 Walmesley of Westwood House, Wigan, Lancashire. 
 
 Res. — 27 St. James's Square, S.W^ 
 
 Son of William Bayley Mosley, late loth Bengal 
 Cav., H.E.L Co.'s Service, b. 1806 ; d. 1848 ; m. 1836, 
 Maria Sarah {d. 1878), d. of Samuel Lowe of The 
 Abbey, Burton-on-Trent : — 
 John Edward Paget Mosley, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret,) 
 
 Bengal Staff Corps, b. 1841 ; in, 1871, Anna Katharine, d. 
 
 of Thomas Crooke Ainsworth of Blackburn, co. Lancaster ; 
 
 and has issue — John William Paget .Mosley, Gentleman; 
 
 Barrister-at Law, b. 1872 Sjn. 1904, Mary Constance Adela, 
 
 eld. d. of G. H. Strutt of Makeney, co. Derby ; and has 
 
 issue — William George Mosley, Gentleman, b. 1905] ; and 
 
 Florence Katharine [m. 1892, Frederic Marriner Aston ; 
 
 and has issue]. 5^a/— HuUand Hall, Hulland Ward, 
 
 Derbyshire. 
 
 Son of Rev. Oswald Henry Lambart, Rector of Went- 
 worth, Ely, Cambridgeshire, b. 1846 ; d. 1899 '< ^• 
 1875, Isabel Hutchinson, third d. of A. Campbell of 
 Culross :— 
 Oswald Feilden Mosley, Gentleman, b. 1880. Res. — 
 
 May field, Leasingham, Sleaford. 
 
 Son of Rev. Roland Mosley of Burnaston House, 
 Rector of Egginton, Burton-on-Trent, co. Derby, 
 b. 1830 ; d. 1888 ; in. 1858, Jane Charlotte Rose (d. 
 1874), second d. of Henry Every of Beaumont Lodge. 
 Windsor : — 
 Arthur Rowland Mosley, Esq.. J. P. Derbyshire, Major 
 
 late 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, b. 1862; m. Henrietta F., 
 
 d. of H. Bolden. 
 Godfrey Mosley, Gentlemen, B.A. Oxford, b. 1863. 
 
 Res.— 
 
 Ashton Edward Mosley, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res. — 
 Wilfrid Rowland Mosley, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — 
 
 S TON MAN MOSLEY, Esquire, Deputy- Lieutenant for 
 the county of Stafford, Barrister-at- Law, Chairman 
 of Derbyshire Quarter Sessions. Born 1850, being the 
 
 MORVILLE, quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 MOSLEY. Quarterly, i and 4, sable, a chevron between 
 three pick-axes argent ; 2 and 3. or, a fesse between three 
 eagles displayed sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— An eagle displayed ermine. Motto — " Moslegem 
 regit." 
 
 Sons of Sir Tonman Mosley, 3rd Bart., D.L. , late in 
 the Inniskilling Dragoons, b. 1813 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1847, 
 Catherine [d. 1891), d. of the Rev. John Wood of 
 Swanwick, co. Derby : — 
 Sir Oswald Moslev, Bart., of Ancoats, co. Lancaster, 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Stafford (High Sheriff 1894), b. 1848; 
 m. 1873, Elizabeth Constance, second d. of Sir William 
 White; and has issue — Oswald Mosley, Esq., b. 1873 
 [m. 1895, Maud, d. of Capt. Justinian Edwards- Heath- 
 cote of Apedale Hall, Staffs. ; and has issue — Oswald 
 Ernald Mosley, Esq., b. 1896; Edward Heathcote Mosley, 
 Gentleman, b. 1899 ; John Arthur Noel Mosley, Gentleman, 
 b. 1901] Violet Geraldine {m. 1903, Frank A. Ellison, son 
 of Rev. Charles C. Ellison of Bracebridge, Lincoln] ; and 
 Constance. Seat — Rolleston Hall, nr. Burton-on-Tient, 
 Staffordshire. Club — -Windham. 
 
 Tonman Mosley, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, J.P. and C.A. 
 for Bucks, Chairman Bucks C.C, late Chairman Quarter 
 Sessions co. Derby, Chairman North Staffs. Ry. Co., and 
 ■D.L. CO. Stafford, b. 1850; m. 1881, Lady Hilda Rose 
 Montgomerie, youngest d. of Archibald William, 13th Earl 
 of Eglinton ; and has issue^(i) Nicholas Mosley, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. N. Staff. Regt., b. 1882; (2) Edward Hugh 
 Mosley, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; Hildred ; and Hildegarde 
 I Sybil. .S^a^ - Bangors Park, Iver, Bucks. 
 
 Ernald Mosley, Esq., J.P. Middlesex, b. 1851. Res.— 
 [Monksgate House, Nuthurst, Horsham. 
 
 second son of the late Sir Tonman Mosley, third Baronet, 
 by his wife Catherine, daughter of the Reverend John 
 Wood. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, sable a chevron between three battle-axes 
 argent ; 2 and 3 or, a fesse between three eagles dis- 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockaa«, 
 
990 
 
 ^OH 
 
 €0Oj0f 
 
 played sable, impaling Ihe arms of Eglinton. namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. azure, three fleurs- 
 de-lis or ; ii. and lii. gules, three annulets or, gemmed 
 axure. all within a bordure or, charged with the Royal 
 tressure of Scotland aiurc (for Montgomerie, Earl of 
 Kglinton) : a and 3, (juartcrly i. and iiii. azure, three fleurs- 
 de-lis or (for Montgomerie) ; ii. and iii. gules, a two-handed 
 sword in pale proper, hiked and |X)mmelled or, between 
 three annulets or, stoned azure (for Eglinton). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Orest, an eagle 
 displayed ennine. .\tarrieJ, February aa, 1881, Hilda 
 Rose, commonly known as I^dy Hilda Rose, youngest 
 daughter of the Right Honourable the thirteenth Earl of 
 Eglinton; and has Issue — (i) Nicholas Mosley, Gentle- 
 man. Lieut, and North Staffs. Regt., b. July 38. i88a ; (a) 
 Edwanl Hugh Mosley, Gentleman. *. July 16. 1884; Hil- 
 dre<l ; and Sybil Hildegarde. Postal <u/</r«i— Bangor's 
 l*nrk. Iver. Bucks. C/i/^J - Oxford and Cambridge, 
 Automobile, 
 
 5 HUGH MOSMAN. Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 I^nark, formerly Lieut, in the 13th Light Dragoons. 
 Horn July 13, 1839, Ixiing the eldest son of the late Hugh 
 Mosman, Esq., of Auchtyfardle, D.L. and J. P., Capt. 
 57th Regt., by his wife Catherine, dau. of James Farie of 
 Farnie. co I.anark. Z./wry— Blue and yellow. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a chevron between three oak trees or. 
 M ftntUng azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a hand holding a closed book proper. Motto— " Me 
 meliora manent." Married, July 13, 1858, Helen Barbara, 
 dau. of Alexander Chancellor of Shieldhill; and by her, 
 who died 1866, had Issue — {i) Hugh Mosman, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 37, i860; (a) Alexander Chancellor Mosman, 
 Gentleman, b. March 5, 1863 ; (3) Allan William Mos- 
 man, Gentleman, b. July 6, 1866; Helen Hamilton; and 
 Catherine Farie. 5m/— Auchtyfardle, near Lesmahagow, 
 N.B. 
 
 HORACE EDWARD MOSS, Esq., D.L., J.P. for co. 
 of the city of Edinburgh. Born April 12, 1852, being the 
 
 and red waistcoat. Armorial bearing^ — Azure, on a 
 fesse or, a horse courant gules. l)ctween three orbs gold, 
 banded of the third. Mantling azure and or. Orest — On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a dove holding in its beak a sprig 
 of olive proper. Motto — " Peace with power." Married, 
 Jan. 19, 1877, Ellen Alice, dau. of Leonard Bramwell of 
 Guernsey ; and has Issue — (i) James Edward Moss, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. I, 1879; (a) Leonard Bramwell Moss, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 10, i88a; (3) Charles Somerville Moss, 
 Gentleman, b. March 4, 1883; Ellen Marihy ; and Dora 
 Alice. Residence — Middleton, Gorcbridge, Midlothian. 
 Clubs — Junior Constitutional, Conservative (Edinburgh), 
 Union (Edinburgh). 
 
 MARK MOSS, Gentleman. Armorial bearing^— 
 Gules, on a pile or, between two mullets of six points in 
 base of the last, a griffin's heal erased sable, holding in the 
 licak an oak leaf slipped proper. Mantling gules and or. 
 Orest On a wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree 
 fesseways eradicated and sprouting to the dexter proper, a 
 griffin's head erased sable, charged with two mullets of six 
 {>oints paleways or. Motto " Non nobis solum." Resi- 
 dence - Rosebank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. 
 
 eldest son of the late James Moss and his wife Martha, dau. 
 of John Baguley. Livery — Drab coat, silver buttons, blue 
 
 MOSTYN, see LLOYD-MOSTYN. 
 
 HSiR PYERS WILLIAM MOSTYN, ninth Baronet, 
 w of Talacre, in the county of Flint, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy - Lieutenant for the county of Flint, High 
 Sheriff 1893. Bom August 14, 1846, being the son of 
 Sir Pyers Mostyn, eighth Baronet, by his wife Hon. Frances 
 Georgiana, daughter of the Rt. Hon. the fourteenth Baron 
 Lovat ; succeeded his father in 1882, under the creation of 
 April a8, 1670. Club — Wellington. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly of thirty-seven, i. party per bend sinister 
 ermine and sable, a lion rampant or (for Mostyn); a. 
 azure, a lion rampant per tesse or and argent, within 
 a bordure of the last; 3. ermine, a lion rampant azure; 
 
 4. gules, three chevronels argent (for Jestyn ap Gwrgant) ; 
 
 5. sable, three nags' beads erased argent ; 6. argent, a 
 chevron between three ravens sable, each holding in the 
 beak an ermine spot (for Llowarch ap Brau) ; 7. argent, 
 a cross engrailed flory between four Cornish choughs sable 
 (for Edwyn, Lord of Tegengle) ; 8. g^les, a chevron argent, 
 between three men's heads, each in a helmet proper; 9. 
 ermine, a lion rampant sable ; 10. gules, a lion rampant 
 within a bordure engrailed or; 11. azure, an eagle dis- 
 played or ; 12. quarterly gules and or, in the first and 
 fourth quarters a lion passant of the second ; 13. azure, 
 a lion passant argent; 14. gules, a chevron argent, be- 
 tween three plates; 15. gfules, a chevron argent, and chief 
 ermine ; 16. argent, a chevron between three boars' heads 
 couped sable (for Ednowian Bendew) ; 17, vert, a lion 
 rampant argent; 18. vert, three eagles displayed in fesse 
 or (for Owen Gwynnedd) ; 19. gules, three lions passant 
 in pale argent (for Griffith ap Cynan) ; 20. gules, a chevron 
 ermine, between three old men's heads coup)ed at the 
 neck profjer; 21. argent, three pallets wavy gules; 22. 
 azure, a stag lodged argent (for Downs) ; 23. argent, 
 six mullets, three, two and one gules ; 24. sable, three 
 bars and in chief as many annulets argent ; 25. sable, 
 three bars or (for Selby) ; 26. per fesse gules and argent, 
 six martlets, three and three counterchanged, in the centre 
 chief point an annulet for difTerence (for Fenwick) ; 27. 
 sable, three lions passant in bend between two double 
 cotises argent, in the sinister chief a mullet for differ- 
 ence (for Browne) ; 28. gules, a lion rampant or, in the 
 centre chief point a mullet for difference (for Fitzalan) ; 
 29. barry of eight or and gules (for Fitzalan) ; 30. sable 
 a fret or (for Maltravers) ; 31. argent, a chief azure 
 (for Clun) ; 32. gules, a saltire argent, in chief a label of 
 three f)oints chequy of the last and azure (for Neville) ; 
 33. argent, three fusils conjoined in fesse gules (for Monta- 
 cute) ; 34. argent, an eagle displayed vert; 35. argent, 
 on a fesse the arms of France and England quarterly, 
 within a bordure compony of the first and azure (for 
 Plantagenet) ; 36. per pale azure and gules, three lions 
 rampant argent ; 37. argent, a fesse and a canton gules, 
 and impaling the Arms of Perry, namely argent, on a pile 
 vert, three pears, two and one or, slipped and leaved. 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 a^ot 
 
 eaou 
 
 The escutcheon is cbarged with his badge of Ulster as ii 
 Baronet. Mantling laBie and argent; CresU, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a lion rampant 
 or; a. upon a wreath of the colours, a trefoil slipped 
 vert; with the Motto, " Morte leonis vita." Married, 
 Novrmber 4, 1880, Anna Maria, tifth daughter of Thomas 
 A. Perry, Estjuire, Justice of the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, 
 and High Sheriff (1883), of Bithain House, m the county 
 of Warwick; and has Isstit — Charles Pyers Mostyn, Esq., 
 *. .\ug. 189s; Helen Mary Winifrid ; Clementina Mary; 
 and Agnes Margaret Mary. Seat — Talacre, Holywell, in 
 the county of Flint. 
 
 ANDREW RICHARD MOTION, Esquire. Justice of 
 the Peace for Essex. Bom May 13, 1857, being the 
 eldest son of Richard William Motion, by his wife Mary 
 Anne, daughter of John Gilbert Smith. Club — Union. 
 Livery — Green. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 
 also proper, a mullet lor diflerence. Mantling puU-s and 
 argent. Oreit— On a wreath of the colours, a inillrind 
 
 Arma : Gules, on a pale argent, between two lions 
 rampant of the last, a lion rampant of the first, a chief 
 or, thereon a badger statant proper between two roses of 
 the field, barbed and seeded, also proper. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with .1 mant- 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a millrind fesseways or, thereon a badger as in 
 the arms; with the Motto, "Suscipere et finire." Mar- 
 ried, August 31, 1882, Jessie Louisa, daughter of Henry 
 Stephenson Homewood ; and has Issue — Andrew Kenneth 
 Motion, Gentleman, born December 17, 1894 ; Jessie 
 Dorothy ; Marjorie Belle ; Kathleen Mary ; Phyllis Maud ; 
 and Janet Homewood. Seat — Upton House, Banbury. 
 
 fesseways or, thereon 
 " Suscipere et finire." 
 
 I badger as in the nrms. Motto 
 Seat — Chadshunt, Warwick. 
 
 otto-^Hj 
 
 JOHN STANLEY MOTT, Esq.. J. P. for Norfolk, late 
 Major Prince of Wales' Own Norfolk Militia Artillery. Bom 
 1838. being the eldest son of the late John Thomas Mott,, 
 Esq.. J. P. and D. L. , of Barninghani, by Caroline, i....di 
 dau. of the late William Sloane-Stanley. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, a crescent argent. Mantling sabk- and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an estoile 
 of eight jx)ints argt-nt. Motto — " Sjiecteinur agendo." 
 Matried, 1867. Cordelia Eujihemia. third dau. of Sir Nor- 
 man Macdonald-Lockhard. third Bart.; and by her (who 
 died 1872) has Issue — Theresa Caroline. Seat Barninghai 
 Hall. Norwich. Club — St. James. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY MOTT. Esquire, late Lieut. 6th 
 (Inniskilling) Dragoons. J. P. North Riding Yorkshire, 
 Major ist V.B. Yorks. Regt. Born April 25. 1850. being 
 the only son of William Grady Mott of Manor House. 
 Gunnersbury, Middlesex, by his wife Mary Ann Wiseman. 
 Armorial bearing^ -Or. a crescent gules, between three 
 hillocks vert. Mantling gules and or. Crest— Up)on a 
 mount vert, an estoile or, surmounted by a rainbow prof)er. 
 Married, Dec. 29. 1880. Ellen, youngest dau. of the late 
 J. H. Collins; and has Issue — (i) John Francis Mott. Gen- 
 tleman ; (2) William Frederick Mott. Gentleman ; and 
 Irene Ellen. ^««</c«f(» ~ Kilvington Hall. Thirsk. Clubs — 
 Army and Navy, and Yorkshire. 
 
 MOTTRAM, quartered by ASKEW. 
 
 I 
 
 THOMAS AUGUSTUS MOTION, Gentleman. Bojn 
 Sept. 14, 1866, being the third son of the late Richard 
 William Motion, by his wife Mary Anne. dau. of John 
 Gilbert Smith. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a pale 
 argent, between two lions rampant of the last, a lion 
 rampant of the first, a chief or, thereon a badger statant 
 proper between two roses of the field, barbed and seeded 
 
 SJOHN JAMES MOUBRAY, Esquire, of Naemoor, 
 CO. Perth, and West Camhus. co. Clackmannan. 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Kinross. Hon. Fellow St. John's Coll., 
 Oxford. Born 1857, Ijeing the only son of Rotert Mou- 
 bray of Cambus, Clackmannan. Armorial bearings — 
 Parted per pale gules and azure, a lion rampant between 
 three roses argent. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Plate XXXV. 
 
 Thvhors 
 
 CDlBSOG • 
 
 SiS3R.on} 
 
 ■ Kersisy 
 
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 Q^OtD 
 
 993 
 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant, holding 
 in his dexter paw a rose argent ; and in an escroU over the 
 
 "Semper paratus." Married, 1861, Agnes, dau. of Isaac 
 S. Cope ; and has, with other Issue — George Arthur Mounsey- 
 Heysham, Gentleman, b. 1862. 6>a/— Castletown, Carlisle. 
 
 FREDERICK GEORGE MOUNTFORD, Gentleman. 
 
 Born , being the son of 
 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, two chevronels between in 
 chief as many ostrich feathers erect and in base a fleur-de- 
 lis argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of two ostrich feathers in 
 saltire argent, a fleur-de-lis azure. Motto — "Quod Deus 
 
 same this Motto, " Audentes fortuna juvat." Seai—Nae- 
 moor, Perthshire, N.B. 
 
 MOULIN, DU, see DU MOULIN-BROWNE. 
 
 MOULTON (H. Coll.). Gules, four bars per pale 
 
 largent and or, two flaunches of the last each charged with 
 
 la sun of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 
 lOn a wreath of the colours, upon a mount a lamb statant 
 
 Iproper, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert, the 
 
 [Whole between four ears of wheat stallted and leaved, two 
 
 on either side also proper. Motto — " Virtute non astutia." 
 
 Son of Rev. J. E. Moulton, i5. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 John Fletcher Moulton, Esq., K.C., M.A. (Camb.), 
 
 |F.R.S., F.R.A.S., M.P. Clapham Div. of Battersea 
 
 -6, S. Hackney 1894-5, and N.E. Cornwall since 
 
 , Alderman L.C.C. , d. 1844; m. ist, 1875, Clara 
 
 ^d. 1888), widow of R. W. Thomson of Edinburgh; 2nd, 
 
 I901, Mary M. , d. of Major Henry Davies of the Villa 
 
 ?loridiana, Naples. Res.—e^j Onslow Square, London, 
 
 5.W. Chambers— 11 King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C. 
 
 !7/w3j— Reform, Garrick. 
 
 S GEORGE WILLIAM MOUNSEY- HEYSHAM, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Cumberland, High Sheriff 
 1893, Barrister-at-Law, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 'ate George Gill Mounsey of Castletown, by Isabella, 
 econd dau. of the late Dr. Heysham ; s. his brother 1881. 
 rC/«* — Oxford and Cambridge. Armorial bearings — 
 IChequy or and gules, a chief of the first, thereon between 
 Itwo estoiles sable, a pale also sable, charged with a mullet 
 Igold. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 |wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin gules, collared and 
 'lained or, holding in the dexter claw a flagstaff in bend 
 proper, therefrom flowing to the sinister a pennon azure, 
 "nd resting the sinister claw on a mullet sable. Motto — 
 
 vult volo." Postal address — 21 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde 
 Park, London, W. 
 
 MOUNTSANDFORD, quartered by PAKENHAM- 
 MAHON. 
 
 MOWBRAY, quartered by HOWARD. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable CHARLES BOTOLPH 
 JOSEPH STOURTON, twenty-fourth Baron Mow- 
 bray, twenty -fifth Baron Segrave, and twenty-first Baron and 
 Lord Stourton of Stourton, co. Wilts, in the Peerage of 
 England, senior co-heir to the Earldom of Norfolk (created 
 1312), and to the Baronies of Howard, Braose of Gower, 
 Greystock, Ferrers of Wemme, Talbot, Strange of Black- 
 mere, Furnival and Giffard of Brimmesfield, and a co-heir 
 to the Baronies of Dacre of Gillesland, Dagworth, Argen- 
 tine, Kerdestan, Verdon, and Fitz Payne, late Lieutenant 
 3rd Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment (Militia), Deputy- 
 Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace for the West Riding of 
 the CO. of York. Born May 23, 1867, being the eldest son 
 of the Right Honourable the twenty-third Baron Mowbray 
 and twenty- fourth Baron Segrave, and twentieth Baron 
 Stourton, by his wife Mary Margaret, only child and heir of 
 the late Matthew Elias Corbally, Esq., Member of Parlia- 
 ment, of Corbalton Hall, in the county of Meath, by his 
 wife, the Honourable Matilda, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable the twelfth Viscount Gormanstown ; succeeded 
 his father in 1893. Creations — Baron Mowbray, June 28, 
 1283; Baron Segrave, June 28, 1283; Baron Stourton, May 
 13, 1448. Livery — Full dress : white coat, black collar, and 
 pockets edged with gold braid, gilt aiguillettes, with badge ; 
 white waistcoat, gilt buttons, black velvet breeches edged 
 with gold braid, and buckle ; white stockings. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly of six, i. sable, a bend or, between 
 six fountains proper (for Stourton) ; 2. gules, on a bend 
 between six cross crosslets argent, an escutcheon or, 
 charged with a demi-lion rampant, pierced through the 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 3R 
 
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 £0O\XS 
 
 mouth by an arrow within a double ircssure flory counter- 
 flory of the first (for Howard); 3. gules, a lion rampant 
 arRrni (for Mowbray) : 4- mHc. a lion rampant argent, 
 ducnlly crowned or (for Segrave) ; 5. gules, three lions 
 pftssant gxiartlnnt in pale or, a label of three points argent 
 ffor Plantagenet— Thomas of Brotherton) ; 6. guU-s, a lion 
 rampant or. a border engrailed of the last (for Talbot) ; 
 and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Hagger- 
 
 Otley, in the county of York ; and has had /ssut — (i) TiMpf 
 Honourable William Marmadukc Stourton, i. Aug. at, 
 189s ; (a) The Honourable John Joseph Stourton. d. March 
 S, 1899; The Hon. Winifred Mary. d. ai Aug., 1894, 
 d. 1904 ; and Hon. Charlotte Mary. Jistates—AWcHon 
 Park. Knaresborough, and RothwcU Haigh, near Leeds, 
 both in the West Riding of the county of York ; and 
 Bonbam House, Stourton, in the county of Somerset. 
 
 ston, namely azure, on a bend cotised argent, three billets 
 sable. Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his 
 rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-monk habited in russet proper, 
 girt or, holding in the dexter hand a scourge of five 
 knotted lashes gold. Snpporters— Dexter, a lion argent, 
 ducally crowned or ; sinister, a sea-dog sable, scaled and 
 finned gold. Motto — "Loyal je serai durant ma vie;" 
 and for his Badg^, a sledge. Married, July 26, 1893, 
 Mary, only child of the late Thomas Angus Constable, 
 Esquire (paternally Haggerston), of the Manor House, 
 
 5^a/— Allerton Park, Knaresborough, Yorkshire. Clubs— 
 White's, Carlton, Hurlingham and Yorkshire (York), 
 
 SJOHN GARDINER MUIR, Esquire, J. P. and D.L, 
 Herefordshire, J. P. Northants, Lord of the Manors of 
 Brigstock and Stanion, and Patron of one Living. Bom 
 April 29, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Matthew 
 Andrew Muir of Ardenvohr, Dumbartonshire, by his wiliB 
 Agnes Clark, eldest dau. of James Bun ten of Glasgow. 
 Armorial beaiings — Per fesse argent and or, on a fesse 
 cotised azure, three mullets of the first. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a Saracen 4 
 
 « is the Military Cockade. 
 
Qpui 
 
 a^ui 
 
 995 
 
 head wreathed with laurel proper. Motto (over the crest) — 
 " Duris non frangor." Married, Sept. 24, 1880, Jessie 
 Agnes, dau. of John Hendrie, Esq., J. P., of Larbert 
 House, CO. Stirling; and has Issite — (i) Matthew Andrew 
 Muir, Gentleman, b. Nov. i, 1883; Muriel Evelyn; 
 Winifred Hilda; Agnes Heather; and Clara Gardiner. 
 5ea/— Farmingwoods Hall, Thrapston, Northants. Club— 
 Boodle's. 
 
 Thk Late Sir WILLIAM MUIR, K.C.S.I., LL.D., 
 D.C.L. , Ph.D., Principal of Univ. of Edinburgh, late 
 President of the R. Asiatic Society, and a member of the 
 Indian Council; formerly Lieut. -Governor of the N.W. 
 Provinces, and foreign Secretary and Finance Minister to 
 the Government of India. Born 1819, being the son of 
 the late William Muir of Kilmarnock, by his wife Helen, 
 daughter of John Macfie. Club — University (Edinburgh). 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, on a fesse 
 engrailed azure, withm a bordure also engrailed ermine, 
 three mullets of the field. Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 encircled by the ribbon of the Order of the Star of India, 
 and pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight Commander, 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for Crest, a Saracen's head affront^e, couped at the 
 shoulders, and wreathed about the temples with laurel 
 leaves proper. Motto — "Duris non frangor." Married, 
 
 Feb. 8, 1840, Elizabeth Huntly, daughter of James Wemyss, 
 Esq., B.C.S. (son of Hon. James Wemyss, by his wife Lady 
 Betty, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the i6th Earl of Sutherland) ; 
 and has Issue— {\) William James Wemyss Muir, Esq., 
 Col. (retired) late I.S.C, b. 1840; \m., first, 1868, Isabella 
 Fanny (rf. 1871), dau. of Col. E. P. Arthur; second, 1874, 
 Alice Christina, dau. of Sir George Wingate, K.C.S. I. ; and 
 has issue by both marriages] ; (2) John Fairlie Muir, Esq. , b. 
 1845 [;«., 1876, Edith, dau. of the late Sir George Wingate, 
 K.C.S. I., and has issue] ; (3) Archibald Mungo Muir, Esq., 
 Lieut.-Col. I.S.C, b. 1847 [w. and has issue]; (4) Charles 
 'Vemyss Muir, Esq. , C. I. E. , b. 1850 \m. , 1883, Alice, dau. 
 
 of Horace Abel Cockerell, Esq., C.S.I., and has issue]; 
 (5) James Thomason Muir, Esq., b. 1856; Caroline Char- 
 lotte [ot., 1859, W. H. Lowe, B.S.C.]; Elizabeth Huntly 
 \in. , 1872, Col. George Frederick Leycester Marshall, CLE., 
 R.E.]; Agnes Jean [;«., 1883, George Andreas Berry, M.B., 
 F.R.C.S.]; Jean Mary [;«., 1893, Col. Andrew Gilbert 
 Wauchope, C.B., C.M.G.l; and Helen Mary \m., 1885, 
 Robert George ArbuthnotJ. Postal address — Dean Park 
 House, Edinburgh. 
 
 LIONEL BOULTON CAMPBELL LOCKHART 
 MUIRHEAD, Gentleman. Born Jan. 16, 1845, being 
 the eldest son of the late James Patrick Muirhead, Esq., 
 M.A. (Oxon.), D.L. co. of Oxford, Advocate at the Scot- 
 tish Bar, by his wife Katherine Elizabeth, second dau. of 
 Matthew Robinson Boulton of Soho, Staffs and Tew Park, 
 CO. Oxford. Livery —"DztV blue and silver. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a bend azure, between two galleys 
 
 with sails furled up and oars in action sable, flags and 
 pinnets flying barry of the third and or, three acorns of the 
 last impaling the arms of Ashhurst of Waterstock, namely, 
 gules, a cross between four fleurs-de-lis argent. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — Upon a vrreath of his liveries, 
 two hands grasping a two-handed sword, and on an escrol 
 above the Motto — " Auxilio Dei." Married, April 19, 
 1887, Grace Mary, second dau. of John Henry Ashhurst, 
 Esq. , J. P. and D. L. of Waterstock, co. Oxford ; and has 
 Issue — Anthony John Muirhead, Gentleman, b. Nov. 4, 1890; 
 and Charis Elizabeth Fosca. J?esidence—Ua.se:ley Court, 
 Wallingford, Oxon. C/«*— Saville. 
 
 MULCHINOCK (U.O.). Quarterly or and azure, in 
 the first and fourth quarters a trefoil slipped, and in the 
 second and third a crescent, a bordure gules. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag's 
 head erased proper, charged on the neck with a trefoil slipped 
 or, and holding in the mouth an olive branch also proper. 
 Motto — ' ' Itur ad astra. " Livery — Dark blue, green facings. 
 Son of Edward Mulchinock, Esq., J. P., of Clogher's 
 House, CO. Kerry, and Pembroke Road, Dublin, b. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 i8a( : d. 1880 : m. 1854, Mary, d. of Dominick Rice of 
 ^li&mounl, CO. Kerry: — 
 Major Michael Edward Mulchinock. R.O. . late Connaught 
 Rangen and R.l. Rifles, b. 1856 ; *•. 1886. Margaret Camp- 
 bell, d. of William Linden, of Clifdcn House. Hoiywood, 
 CO. Ikiwn. and widow of Albert Verley of Marble House. 
 Jamaica ; and has issue— (1) Ivan I slay Mulchinock, Gen- 
 tleman, h. 1890; (a) Cvril Edward Mulchinock. Gentleman, 
 h. 1893 ; (3) Henry Matthew Mulchinock. Gentleman, *. 
 1897 ; Evelyn Mane ; Violet Constance ; and Eileen Doris. 
 .S*<i/— Clogher's House, Tralee. co. Kerry. Res.—tft Wel- 
 lington Road, Dublin. C/«*— Carlton (Brighton). 
 
 MULHALLEN. see BREW- MULHALLEN, GAB- 
 BETT - MULHALLEN, and WALLACE - MUL- 
 HALLEN. 
 
 K GEORGE LANE MULLINS. Esquire, M.A., M.D, 
 O Dublin and Sydney, Major Australian Army Medical 
 Corps, F.R.S.S., J. P. for State of New South Wales. 
 Bom Aug. 24, 1863. being the second surviving son 
 of the late James Mullins. Esq., J. P. for the Colony of 
 New South Wales, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of John 
 Lane. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a cross moline or, 
 
 J. P. for New South Wales, Chamberlain to His Holiness 
 Pope Pius X. Born June la. 1857. being the eUU-st 
 son of the late James Mullins. Esq., J. I', for the Colony 
 of New South Wales, by his wife ElizalKth, dau. of John 
 Lane. C/m3— Australian (Sydney). Armorial beartagt 
 — He bears for Arms : Azure, on a cross moline or, a 
 
 a Saracen's head affrontde and erased proper, wreathed 
 round the temples argent and gules, in the first and fourth 
 quarter a griffon passant of the second. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a cross moline or, a 
 Saracen's head affront^ couped at the shoulder proper, 
 wreathed as in the arms. Motto — " Ne cede malis." 
 Married, April 28. 1891, Mary Ellen, dau. of the late Patrick 
 Burke, Esq., J. P., of Orange, N.S.W. ; and has Issue— (\) 
 James Patrick Burke Lane Mullins. Gentleman, b. Oct. 20, 
 1894 ; (2) George Oswyn Lane Mullins. Gentleman, b. May 
 14, 1896; (3) Owen Burke Lane Mullins. Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 24, 1898 ; (4) George Fitzmaurice Lane Mullins, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 15, 1901. Resedence — " Murong." 
 Waverley, near Sydney. C/«3j— Australian (Sydney), 
 Athenaeum (Sydney). 
 
 SJOHN FRANCIS LANE MULLINS. Esquire, M.A. 
 and Fellow of St. John's College, within the Uni- 
 versity of Sydney. Alderman for the Bligh Ward of the 
 city of Sydney, Capt New South Wales Irish Rifle Regt,, 
 
 Saracen's head affront^ and erased proper, wreathed round 
 the temples argent and gules, in the first and fourth quarters 
 a griffon piissant of the second ; and for his Crest, in front 
 of a cross moline or. a Saracen's head affront^e couped at 
 the siioulder proper, wreathed as in the arms ; with the 
 HottO. " Ne cede malis." Married, April 14, 1885, Jane, 
 daughter of John Hughes. Esquire. Justice of the Peace, 
 of " Kincoppal." Sydney ; and has /««^— James Brendan 
 Lane Mullins, Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 1894; Jane Elizabeth 
 Lane ; Eileen Barbara Mary Lane ; Susan Hilda Marion 
 Lane ; and Marjorie Mary Frances Lane. Postal address— 
 " Killountan." Potts Point, Sydney, N.S.W. 
 
 S THOMAS LANE MULLINS, Gentleman, Lieut, 
 and Acting- Adjutant New South Wales Brigade 
 Australian Field Artillery. Served in South Africa as Lieut 
 Citizens' Bushmens' Contingent, 1900-01. and promoted to 
 Capt. (medal and six clasps). Served again in South 
 Africa with ist Batt. Commonwealth Horse, 1902 (King's 
 medal and two clasps), son of the late James Mullins, 
 Esquire, J. P. for the Colony of New South Wales, by his 
 wife Elizabeth, dau. of John Lane. Armorial bearings— 
 Azure, on a cross moline or, a Saracen's head affront^e 
 and erased proper, wreathed round the temples argent 
 and gules, in the first and fourth quarters a griffon passant 
 of the second. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a cross moline or, a Saracen's head affront^ 
 couped at the shoulders proper, wreathed as in the arms. 
 Motto. "Ne cede malis." Married, 1904, Florence, daa. 
 of late John Barlow, Esq., J. P., of Airmount, Waveriey. 
 Postal address — Binswood, Woollahra, Sydney. 
 
 MULLOY (U.O.). Argent, a lion rampant saWe, 
 between three trefoils gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of an oak-tree 
 proper, a greyhound courant, collared. Motto — "Garrur 
 agus doagh aboo." 
 
 Son of Rev. Coote Charles MuUoy of Hughestown, co. 
 
 Roscommon, b. ; d. 1882; m. ist. 1831, Alice, d. 
 
 of Robert King, Duke of Newpark. co. Sligo :— 
 William Hutchinson MuUoy, Esq., Col. (ret.) R.E., 
 b. 1839 ; m. ist. 1871. Emily Louisa {d. 1880), d of Re*. 
 W. J. Mulloy, Rector of Ballysonnan, co. Kildare; 2nd, 
 1883, Edith Louisa Cortlandt, d. of H. Trotter, Esq., 
 H.M. Colonial Service ; and has surv. issue (by ist mar.)— 
 (i) William Duke Gorges Mulloy, Gentleman, * 1877. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 [m. 1898, Marguerite, d. of Alexander Paul of Aberdeen; 
 and has issue — Charles Duke Paul Mulloy, Gentleman, 
 fi. 1900]; and Alice Mary; and (by 2nd mar.) Noel Frank 
 Coote Mulloy, Gentleman, 3. 1886; and Edith Katharine 
 Cortlandt. Seai — Hughestown, co. Roscommon. J?es. — 
 Kelvedon, Reading. 
 
 MULOCK, see HOMAN-MULOCK. 
 
 MUNDY, see MASSINGBERD-MUNDY. 
 
 MUNDY (H. Coll.). Per pale gules and sable, on a 
 cross engrailed argent, five lozenges purpure, a chief or, 
 charged with three eagle's legs erased d la guise azure. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf's head erased sable, bezant^e, fire issuing 
 from its mouth. Motto—" Deus providebit." 
 
 Son of William Mundy, Esq., of Markeaton, J. P., 
 
 D.L. (High Sheriff Derbyshire 1834), M.P., i. 1801 ; 
 
 d. 1877 ; m. 1830, Harriet Georgiana, d. of James 
 
 Frampton of Moreton, Dorset, by Lady Hariot Strang- 
 
 ways, d. of 2nd Earl of Ilchester: — 
 
 The late Francis Noel Mundy, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Derby (High Sheriff ), d. 1833 ; m. 1864, Emily Maria 
 
 Georgiana, d. of late Hon. Richard Cavendish of Thornton 
 
 Hall, Bucks. Sea/ — Markeaton Hall, co. Derby. 
 
 Son of Alfred Miller Mundy, Esq., of Shipley Hall, 
 
 CO. Derby, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff ), 5. 1809 ; 
 
 (i. 1877; m. 1841, Jane, d. of Rear-Adm. Sir John 
 
 Hindmarsh, K.H.: — 
 
 Alfred Edward Miller Mundy, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High 
 
 Sheriff 1891), d. 1849; m. ist, 1873, Ellen, d. of C. 
 
 Rowland Palmer-Morewood of Alfreton Hall, co. Derby ; 
 
 2nd, 1883, Catherine Louisa, d. of Sir John Cradock 
 
 Hartopp, 4th Bart ; and has with other isssue, an only son, 
 
 Godfrey Edward Mundy, Gentleman, d. 1885. Seai — 
 
 Shipley Hall, Derby. Town res. — 18 Hill Street, Berkeley 
 
 Square, W. Chti — Carlton. 
 
 Son of Major-Gen. Godfrey Charles Mundy, Governor 
 of Jersey, d. 1804 ; rf. i860 ; m. 1848, Louisa, d. of the 
 Very Rev. the Hon William Herbert, Dean of Man- 
 chester : — 
 Cyril Percy Mundy, Gentleman, 6. 1854 ; m. 1878, Caro- 
 line Helen Skottowe, d. of Charles Beville Dryden, Esq. ; 
 and has issue — -(i) Percy Charles Dryden Mundy, Gentle- 
 man, d. 1879; (2) Hugh Algernon Godfrey Mundy, 
 Gentleman, 6. 1883. Jies. — 20 Cambridge Road, Hove, 
 Brighton. 
 
 Sons of late Major-Gen. Pierrepont Henry Mundy, 
 
 R.H.A., of Castle Townshend, co. Cork, J. P. ; m. ist, 
 
 1859, Harriet Georgina, d. of Vice-Adm. Sir George 
 
 Tyler, K.H., M.P. of Cottrell, co. Glamorgan ; 2nd, 
 
 1870, Geraldine, Henrietta {Sea( — Thornbury House, 
 
 Thornbury, Glos ), d. and coh. of late Rev. Maurice 
 
 FitzGerald Stephens Townshend of Castle Townshend, 
 
 CO. Cork, and Dingle, co. Kerry : — 
 
 Godfrey Harry Brydges Mundy, Esq., M.V.O. , Lieut. 
 
 R.N., d. ; m. 1890, Rose, d. of Sir Robert Miller 
 
 Mundy, K.C.M.G. J?es.— The Homestead, Polegate, 
 
 Sussex. 
 
 Basil St. John Mundy, Esq., Major late 15th Hussars, 
 6. 1862 ; m. 1894, his cousin Violet, d. of Hon. Fred 
 Morgan, M.P. ; and has issue— Frederick Charles Mundy, 
 Gentleman, d. 1895. J?es. — The Farm, Thornbury, Glos. 
 
 Sir CAMPBELL MONRO, 3rd Baronet (1825), late 
 Capt. in the Grenadier Guards. Born Sept. 7, 1823, being 
 the second but only surviving son of Maj.-Gen. Sir Thomas 
 Munro, ist Bart., Knight Commander of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath, sometime Governor of Madras, by 
 his wife Jane, dau. of Richard Campbell of Craigie, m the 
 county of Ayr. C/«(5— Travellers'. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, an eagle's head erased gules, encircled by a branch of 
 laurel on the dexter and of oak on the sinister side, on a 
 chief argent, the representation of an Indian hill-fort, and 
 beneath, in letters of gold, the word " Badamy," on a 
 canton gules, a representation of a silver medal presented 
 by the East India Company to the first Baronet for his 
 services in Seringapatam in 1799 ; the escutcheon charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 close proper, having a representation of the medal above 
 mentioned pendent from its neck by a ribbon, the dexter 
 ~'" resting on an escutcheon gules, charged with a re- 
 
 presentation of the first, of Badamy, as in the arms, and 
 in the beak a sprig of laurel; with the Motto, "Dread 
 God." Married, April 4, 1853, Henrietta Maria, daughter 
 of John Drummond ; and has had Issue — (i) Hugh Thomas 
 Munro, Esq., b. 1856 Sjn., 1892, Selina, (d. 1902), dau. of 
 Maj.-Gen. Byrne, R.A.J; (2) Edward Lionel Munro, Esq., 
 Lieutenant Royal Navy (retired), b. 1862 [;«., 1887, Mabel 
 Zoe Walker]; (3) Philip Harvey Munro, Gentleman, 
 Lieutenant Royal Navy, b. 1866 (drowned in H.M.S. 
 " Victoria," June 1893) ; Annie Katharine ; Ethel Dora 
 \in., 1886, C. H. Labouchere of Amsterdam] ; Georgiana 
 Evelyn; Mabel Ida [w. , 1891, Hugh Clement Sutton, 
 Gentleman, Lieutenant ist Battalion Coldstream Guards, 
 and died March 1896] ; Blanche Marguerite, d. 1883 ; 
 and Louisa Olive. Postal address — 27 Eaton Place, S. W. 
 
 EUGENE GUSTAVUS MUN TZ, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the sixth son of the late George Frederick Muntz, 
 
 Member of Parliament, of Umberslade, in the co. of War- 
 wick, by his wife Eliza, dau. of the late Rev. John Pryce of 
 Dolforwyn Hall, in the co. of Montgomery. Armorial 
 bearings — Pean, on a mount in base proper, a swan rising 
 argent, charged on each wing with a trefoil slipped vert, in 
 chief a staff raguly erect between two estoiles or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a demi-swan wings expanded argent, sem^e of 
 
 trefoils slipped vert, a staflf raguly fesseways or. Motto — 
 " Fortiter sed suaviter." Married his cousin, Emmi 
 Louisa, dau. of Philip Henry Muntz, Esq. ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Herbert Adolph Muntz, Gentleman, b. April 26, 1859 
 (deceased) [;«. , Helen Mary Foot, and has had issue, Guy 
 (deceased) ; and Herbert Gerard, b. Oct. 4, 1884] ; (2) 
 Rupert Gustave Muntz, Gentleman, b. March 28, 1863 
 \rn., 1890, Mary Charlotte Lightbourne, and has issue]; 
 (3) George Harold Muntz, Gentleman, b. Sept. 24, 1866 ; 
 Mina Ida \m. Charles Bailie Lyell, Esq.]; Eugenie; and 
 Laura Adelisa. 
 
 S FREDERICK ERNEST MUNTZ, Esq., D.L., J.P., 
 late Capt. and Hon. Major 3rd Batt. Devon Regt., 
 Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), B.A. (Cambridge). Born 
 June 14, 184s, being the eldest son of the late George 
 Frederick Muntz, Esq., D.L. and J. P., of Umberslade, co. 
 Warwick, and Marianne Lydia, dau. of the late William 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Richardson of Calcutta. tVw**— Carlton. Oxford and Cam- 
 bndK<-, Junior Constitutional, Hurlingham. Livety - Drab 
 with Rrt-en facings. ArmorUd bO»rlngl— I'ean. on a mount 
 in Ixxie |>ro|>cT, a swan rising argent, chargi-d on eaeli wing 
 with .1 trefoil :>lip|>ed vtrt, in chief a start niguly rrect Ijc- 
 tween two estoiles or. Mantling sable and ardent. OrMt 
 —On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dunu-swan wings 
 i*xpandi*il argont. 5<-m^ of trefoils slipped vert, a staff raguTy 
 fi's-icways i>r. MottO -" Hasis virtutum consi.intia." Mar- 
 rit<i, Sept. a, 1809, Cicorgiana Jane, eldest dau. of the late 
 Alexander Farley Hrunton Horrowinan of Edinburgh ; and 
 has/iJM- (i) Ernest Lionel Caldwtll MunU, Uontleman, 
 Conir. R. N. , b. Aug. 35, 1870 ; (2) Algernon l-klward Ernest 
 Muntz. Gentleman, b. l)»;c. 7, 1871, deceased, late attached 
 K.O.Y.L.I., a l*rob.itioner Indian Staff Corps; (3) Gordon 
 Henry Ernest Muntz, Gentleman, b. Oct. 19, 1874; (4) 
 Uenild Douglas Ernest Muntz, Gentleman, b. Nov. 15, 
 1876. Postal addrtsi—\im\yQX^9.dK, Hockley Heath, War- 
 wickshire. 
 
 Sir PHILIP ALBERT MUNTZ, Bart. (1902), J. P. for 
 the CO. of Warwick, and Member of Parliament for North 
 W.irwickshire 1884, and for the Tamworth Division since 
 1885. Bom Jan. 5, 1839, being the son of the late 
 George Frederick Muntz, Member of Parliament, of Um- 
 berslade, in the co. of Warwick, by his wife Eliza, dau. 
 of the late Rev. John Pryce of Dolforwyn Hall, in the co. of 
 Montgomery. C/m^— Carlton. Armorial bearings— Pean, 
 on a mount in base proper, a swan rising argent, charged 
 on each wing with a trefoil slipf>ed vert, in chief a staff 
 raguly erect tetween two estoiles or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 demi-swan wings expanded argent, sem(^ of trefoils slipped 
 vert, a staff raguly fesseways or. Motto — " Fortiter sad 
 suaviter." Married, 1859, Rosalie, dau. of Philip Henry 
 Muntz, M.P. , of Edstone Hall, Henley-in-Arden ; and has 
 bad Issue — (i) Gerard Albert Muntz, Gentleman, b. Nov. 27, 
 1864 \m., June 38, 1893, Katie, eldest dau. of James Prinsep, 
 late Bengal Civil Service] ; (2) Duncan Albert Muntz, 
 Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. Oxen., b. Aug. 26, 
 1867 ; (3) Cecil Albert Muntz, Gentleman, b. March 2, 1870; 
 (4) Norman Albert Muntz, Gentleman, b. 1876, d. 1895 ; 
 Ethel Frances, d. April 21, 1872 ; Vera Gertrude, d. Jan. 10, 
 1890; Nora Violet, d. July 1865; and Mildred Rosalie. 
 Residence — Dunsmore, near Rugby. 
 
 MURDOCH, see BURN-MURDOCH. 
 
 MURDOCH (1732). Argent, a fesse chequy azure and 
 of the first, surmounted of two ravens hanging paleways 
 sable, with an arrow through both their heads fessways 
 proper. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a lion's head erased gules. Motto — 
 "Omine secundo." 
 Son of : — 
 
 James Barclay Murdoch, Gentleman, ^w.— Capelrig, 
 Meams, Renfrewshire. 
 
 WILLIAM MURE. Gentleman. Bom January 17, 
 1870, being the only son of the late William Mure, Esquire, 
 of Caldwell, by his wife Constance Elizabeth, commonly 
 known as the Honourable Constance Elizabeth, youngest 
 daughter of the Right Honourable George Wyndham, first 
 Lord Leconfield; succeeded his father 1880. Annoilal 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse azure, 
 three mulleU of the field, within a bordure engrailed gules. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a Saracen's head proi>er. 
 Motto—" Duris non frangor. " 5sa/— Caldwell, by Glas- 
 gow, N.B. 
 
 MURPHY, see MACMURROGH-MURPHY. 
 
 WILLIAM BRUDENELL MURPHY, Esq., J.P, 
 Bom 1857, being the only son of the late William Murphv, 
 Esq., of Kilhrew, co. Meath, by his wife Anna Helen, dau. 
 of Maurice Blake of Baliinafad, co. Mayo. Armorial 
 bearings— Per pale argent and gules, on a fesse engrailed, 
 between four lions rampant, two garbs, all countercharged. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a lion rampant gules, bezant^e, 
 holding in the fore-paws a garb or. Motto — " Fortis et 
 hospitalis," Married, 1878, his cousin, Mary Antoinette, 
 
 dau. of Captain Maiu-ice Lynch Blake, of Baliinafad, co. 
 Ma}o; and has Issue — {\) Reginald Francis HrudeiicU 
 Murphy, Gentleman ; (a) Vere Anthony Evelyn nru<lencll 
 Murphy, Gentleman ; and Fenclla Mary Uriulcnell. Scat 
 — Mount Merrioii, Stillurgan, co. Dublin. 
 
 MURRAY, quartered by ELLIOT. 
 
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 ALEXANDER BORTMWICK MURRAY.Genllcinan. 
 Armorial bearings Parted per chevron argent and azure 
 three mullets in chief and a cresceiu in base counterchang: 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest - On a wreath of tl 
 colours, a galley sable, the flags gules. Motto -"Noci 
 diesque prajsto." /("wtrfwif*— Adelaide, South Australia. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD ROBERTSON MURRAY, 
 Esquire, of Sydney, N.S.W., M.A., Barrister-at-l,aw[ 
 a District Court Judge of the Metropolitan District of 
 N.S.W. Born Aug. i, 1842, being the only son of 
 Charles Knight Murray of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at- 
 I^w (rf. 1865), by his wife Maria, dau. of Williaiu 
 Haslewood, Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings Me 
 bears for Arms: Ermine, a hunting-horn sable, stringed 
 
 and garnished gules, on a chief azure, three mullets argent. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi-man vireathed atwut 
 the middle with oak leaves proper, winding a horn or ; 
 and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Superna 
 venabor." Married, Nov. 29, 1877, Arabella Marcella, 
 dau. of Nicholas O'Connor, M.D., of Mallow, co Cork; 
 and has Issue — (i) Harry Haslewood Murray, Gentleman, 
 born Feb. 3, 1880 ; (2) Charles O'Connor Murray, Gentle- 
 man, born Feb. 27, 1882 ; Eileen Marcella ; and Mary 
 Dorothea L^onie. Postal arfrfrew— District Court, Sydney, 
 New South Wales. 
 
 WILLIAM MURRAY, Esquire, Advocate, J.P., B.A. 
 (Oxford), Capt. 3rd Vol. Batt. K.O.S. B. Born Oct. 31, 1865, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Murray, Esq., of Mur- 
 raythwaite. Commander R. N. , by his wife Grace Harriett, 
 second dau. of Colonel William Graham of Mossknow, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 in the co. of Dumfries. Livery — Dark blue, silver facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a crescent 
 between three stars, surrounded with the royal tressure 
 argent, all within a bordure or ; 2 and 3 or, on a saltire 
 azure, nine lozenges of the field within a bordure engrailed 
 gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a cherub 
 proper winged or. Motto — " Noctesque diesque praesto." 
 Married, April 12, 1892, Evelyn, daughter of John Bruce; 
 and has Issue — Margaret Elizabeth ; Vivian ; and Eleanor 
 Justitia. Seat — Murraythwaite, Ecclefechan, co. Dumfries. 
 Clubs — Junior Carlton, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 MURRAY (23 June 1902). Or, a three-masted ship in 
 full sail proper, flagged gules, in a sea undy argent and 
 azure, a deep-sea fish [Macrurus Murrayi) naiant of the 
 
 field, on a chief of the fifth, three mullets of the fourth. 
 Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, an anchor azure, entwined by a dolphin or. 
 Motto— "Deep, high, far afield." 
 
 Son of Robert Murray, Accountant, of Cobourg, 
 
 Ontario, by Eliza, d. of John Macfarlane of Coney Hill, 
 
 Stirlingshire : — 
 
 Sir John Murray K.C.B. (1898), Kt. of the Prussian 
 
 Order of " Pour le Merits," sometime Naturalist on 
 
 board H.M.S. " Challenger " during her circumnavigating 
 
 Scientific Cruise 1872-6, b. 3 March 1841 ; m. 24 Jan. 1889, 
 
 Isabel, d. of Thomas Henderson, Glasgow ; and has issue 
 
 — (i) John Challenger Murray, Esq., b. 12 June 1894; 
 
 (2) Thomas Henderson Murray, Esq., b. 7 Sept. 1898; 
 
 Margaret IMtcairn ; Rhoda Isabel ; and Winifred Alice. 
 
 Res. — Challenger Lodge, Wardie, Edinburgh. Clubs — 
 
 Athenaeum, Royal Societies', Automobile, United Service 
 
 (Edinburgh), Royal and Ancient (St. Andrews) New (North 
 
 Berwick). 
 
 MURRAY of Philiphaugh (L.O., matric. c. 1672-7). 
 Argent, a hunting-horn sable, garnished gules, on a chief 
 azure, three mullets of the field. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a demi naked 
 man winding his horn proper. Motto — " Hinc usque 
 ~ aperna venabor." 
 
 Son of John Forbes Pringle Nesbitt Murray, Esq., J. P., 
 
 of Philiphaugh, b. 1842; d. 1897; ;«. 1883, Mary 
 
 Elizabeth Frances, only child of C. Roberton :■ — 
 
 Archibald Charles Philip Murray, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; 
 
 m. 1898, Beatrice, d. of 'rhomas Holmes, and widow of 
 
 Walter Rankin Shute. Res.^fy) Harcourt Terrace, S.W. 
 
 MURRAY-AYNSLEY (R.L., 1904). Quarterly, i and 
 4, gules, on a bend ermine, between two quatrefoils or, 
 three mullets of six points azure (for Aynsley) ; 2 and 3, 
 azure, three mullets argent, within a double tressure flory 
 and counter-fiory or (for Murray), an annulet for difference. 
 Crest— A man in armour holding in the de.xter hand a 
 sword erect proper, hiked and pommelled or, and in the 
 sinister a shield gules charged with a bend argent, thereon 
 three mullets of six points azure. 
 
 Son of John Alfred Vinter, b. 182 1 ; in. 1853, Harriet 
 Sowley, d. of Edward Evans : — 
 
 Rev. Alfred Evans Murray-Aynsley {R.L. , 1904, formerly 
 Vinter), M.A., Principal of Hockerill Training College, 
 b. 1854; m. 1891, Alicia Harriet, only d. of late Vice-Adm. 
 Murray-Aynsley, C.B. ; and has issue — Charles Murray 
 Murray-Aynsley, Gentleman, b. 1903; and Alicia Augusta. 
 S^at — Hall Court, Botley. Res. — Hockerill Training 
 College, Bishop's Stortford. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD MURRAY MURRAY-AYNS- 
 LEY, Gentleman. Born Jan. 31, 1850, being the elder son of 
 the late Major-Gen. George Herbert Murray Murray-Aynsley 
 of East Court, Cosham, co. Hants, by his wife Emily EUza- 
 beth, youngest dau. of Robert Hand of Great Cumberland 
 Place, London. Armorial toearinga— Quarterly i and 4, 
 
 gules, on a bend ermine, between two quatrefoils or, three 
 mullets of six points azure (for Aynsley) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 three mullets, and in chief an annulet argent within a double 
 tressure flory counter-flory or (for Murray). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a man in 
 armour, holding in the dexter hand a sword erect projjer, 
 pommel and hilt or, and in the sinister in front of his breast 
 a shield gules, charged with a bend argent, thereon three 
 mullets of six points or. Motto — " Furth fortune and fill 
 the fetters." Married, Oct. 20, 1880, Fanny, dau. of Rev. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 iltmtt S«nU Coupat Mercara, Coorg, India. 
 
 HUGH PERCY MURRAY-AYNSLEY. Gentleman. 
 B»rm i8a8. l)einK ihe third son of John Murray-Aynsley. 
 Esq.. l»y his uifc Kmnia .Sara. dau. of Samuel Peach 
 Peach. Annorlal bearings- Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 on a bend ermine, between two quatrefoils or. three mullets 
 of six points axure (for Aynsley) ; a and 3 auure. three 
 mullets argent within a doiible tressure flory and counter- 
 flory or. an annulet for difference (for Murray). 0r6«t— 
 A man in armour, holding in the dexter hand a sword 
 erect proper, hilicd and i)ommellcd or. and in the sinister 
 a shield gules, charged with a bend argent, thereon three 
 mullets of six points azure. Married, 1850, Elizabeth 
 (who died 1893), dau. of Thomas Campbell; and has 
 lisut — {\) John Henry Murray-Aynsley, Gentleman, 
 M.R.C.S., h. i860 [w. Elizabeth Anderson, dau. of 
 Andrew Key, M.D., of Montrose]; (2) Charles I\*rcy 
 Murray-Aynsley, Gentleman, b. j86a ; (^) Archibald Cruger 
 Murray-Aynsley, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (4) George Murray- 
 Avnsley, Gentleman, b. 1865; Agnes Athole; Emma 
 Mary ; and Helen Elizabeth. Residence— 9\\cx\'X*i , Christ- 
 church, New Zealand. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN CRUGER MURRAY-AYNSLEY. 
 J. P. CO. Hereford. Bom 1825, being the third son of the late 
 |ohn Murray- .Aynsley, Esq., by his wife Emma Sara, dau. 
 of Samuel I'cach I'each [gt.-grandson of the 3rd Duke of 
 Athole]. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a 
 bend ermine, between two quatrefoils or, three mullets of 
 six points azure (for Aynsley) ; 2 and 3 azure, three mullets 
 argent within a double tressure flory and counterflory or (for 
 Murray), an annulet for difference ; impaling the arms of 
 Manners-Sutton. namely, i and 4 argent, a canton sable 
 (for Sutton) ; 2 and 3 or, two bars azure, a chief quarterly 
 azure and gules, the former each cliarged with two fleurs-de- 
 lis, and the latter with a lion passant guardant or. Crest — 
 A man in armour holding in the dexter hand a sword erect 
 proper, hiked and pommelled or, and in the sinister a shield 
 gules charged with a bend argent, thereon three mullets of 
 six points azure. Married, 1852, Harriet Georgiana Maria, 
 dau. of the late Rev. Frederick Manners-Sutton. Postal 
 address — Gieat Brampton, Madley, R.S.O., Hereford- 
 shire. 
 
 ©JOHN FRANCIS MURRAY-AYNSLEY, Esquire, 
 Capt. R.N. Born Oct. 27, 1866, being the only 
 son of the late Vice -Admiral Charles Murray-Aynsley, 
 C.B., J. P. CO. Hants, Knight of Legion of Honour, and of 
 the Order of the Medjidie, by his wife Augusta Judith, dau. 
 of Gilbert Campion of Calcutta. Liveiy — Blue, with silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, gules, 
 on a bend ermine, between two quatrefoils or, three mullets 
 of six points azure (for Aynsley) ; 2 and 3, azure, three 
 mullets argent within a double tressure flory and counter- 
 flory or (for Murray), an annulet for difference. Crest — A 
 man in armour holding in the dexter hand a sword erect 
 proper, hiked and pommelled or, and in the sinister a shield 
 gules charged charged with a bend argent, thereon three 
 mullets of six points azure. Estate and postal address — 
 Hall Court, Botley, Hants. Clubs — United Service, Junior 
 United Service. 
 
 JOHN PERCY MURRAY MURRAY-AYNSLEY, 
 Gentleman. Bom June 6, 1853, being the younger son 
 of the late Major-Gen. George Herbert Murray Murray- 
 Aynsley of East Court. Cosham, co. Hants, by his wife 
 Emily Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Robert Hand of Great 
 Cumberland Place, London. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, gules, on a bend ermine, between two quatre- 
 foils or, three mullets of six points azure (for Aynsley) ; 2 
 and 3, azure, three mullets, and in chief an annulet argent 
 within a double tressure flory counter-flory or (for Murray). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a man in armour, holding in the dexter hand a 
 sword erect proper, pommel and hilt or, and in the sinister 
 in front of his breast a shield gules, charged with a bend 
 argent, thereon three mullets of six points or. Motto — 
 " Furth fortune and fill the fetters." Postal address — 
 
 HENRY STEWART MURRAY-GRAHAM, Esquire, 
 Lieut. -CoL Royal Artillery (retired), J. P. for co. of Perth. 
 
 Jl9n«*Nov. ai, 1848, being the only son of the late Andrew 
 Murray, Esq., C.IJ. . by his wife Marianne Palmer, dau. of 
 late H. Francis of Maize Hill, Kent (succeeded his uncle the 
 late John Murray-Graham, Esq. ; and assumed the name of 
 Graham as heir of entail of the late Lord Lynedoch. ). Club 
 — Junior United Service. Livery — Dark green, and black 
 facings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or. three 
 piles sable within the royal tressure gules, on a chief of the 
 second, a crescent between two escallops of the first ; 2 and 
 3 azure, a cross pat(?e Ixjtwcen three stars argent within tin- 
 royal tressure or. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crests 
 — r, on a wreath of the liveries, a dove proper. Motto 
 " Candide et secure" (foi Graham); 2. on a wreath of his 
 liveries, a buck's head couped proper. Motto— " Mactc 
 virtute" (for Murray). Married, March 4. 1875, Annie 
 Elizabeth, dau. of the late John Sowerby of BenwcU Tower, 
 Northuml)erland ; and has Issue — Andrew John Graham 
 Murray-Graham, Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, 1878. Seats— 
 Murrayshall, Scone, Perthshire ; Bertha Park, Redgorton. 
 
 Hon. THOMAS HODGE MURRAY-PRIOR. Memljer 
 of the Legislative Council, and formerly Postmaster-General 
 for the Colony of Queensland. Born Nov. 13. 1819, teing 
 the only surviving son of Colonel Thomas Murray- Prior, 
 formerly M.P. . served in the nth and i8th Husstirs in the 
 Peninsula and at Waterloo, by his second wife Eliza, dau. 
 of William Augustus Skynner of Moor Hall, Cookham. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, vert, on a Ijcnd 
 
 ermine, three chevronels gules (for Prior) ; 2 and 3, per 
 fesse gules and or, four mullets counterchanged (for Murray). 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, an estoile vert (for Prior) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a mullet per pale or and gules (for Murray). MottO 
 — "Malo mori quam foedari." Married, firstly, Sept. 3, 
 1846. Matilda, dau. of Thomas Harpur of Cecil Hills, near 
 Liverpool, New South Wales ; and by her, who died Nov, 
 25, 1868, has had Issue— {1) Thomas de Montmorena 
 Murray- Prior, Esq., J. P., b. Jan. 27, 1848 [m., March 18. 
 1878, Florence Claudia, dau. of Henry Moor, and has issu • 
 Thomas Bertram Murray- Prior, Gentleman, b. Feb. 4, 1883 
 Florence Elizabeth; Mabel; Ethel Nora; and Phyllis 
 Claudia]; (2) William Murray-Prior, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 18, 1849, d. Jan. 17, 1850 ; (3) Morres Murray-Prior, Gen- 
 tleman, b. May 15, 1853 ; (4) Hervey Morres Murray- Prior, 
 Gentleman, B.A. Sydney University, Barrister-at-Law, 0. 
 Sept. 9, 1856 [m., August 17, 1881, Margaret Murray, dau. 
 of Alexander M'Donald of Brisbane, d. Jan. i, 1887, leaving 
 
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 issue, Hervey M'Donald Murray-Prior, Gentleman, bi April 
 25, 1883] ; (s) Redmond Murray-Prior, Gentleman, b. Oct. 
 25, 1858 ; (6) Hugh Murray-Prior, Gentleman, b. July 5, 
 i860; {7) Lodge Murray-Prior, Gentleman, b. August, d. 
 Sept. 1863 ; (8) Egerton Murray-Prior, Gentleman, b. Oct. 
 5, 1866; Rosa Caroline \m., Aug. 29, 1872, Arthur Camp- 
 bell Bulkley Mackworth Praed, and has issue] ; Elizabeth 
 Catherine \in., June 15, 1883, John Robert Jardine, and has 
 issue] ; Weeta, d. July 27, 1861 ; Matilda, d. May 1865. 
 The Hon. Thomas Lodge Murray-Prior married secondly, 
 Dec. 18, 1872, Nora Clarina, dau. of Robert Johnstone 
 Barton of Boree, Nevang ; and has further Issue — (9) 
 Frederick Maurice Murray-Prior, Gentleman, b, March 9, 
 1880; (lo) Robert Sterling Murray- Prior, Gentleman, b. 
 August 29, 1881 ; (11) Julius Orlebar Murray-Prior, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 25, 1884; Matilda Aimee ; Emiline, d. Feb. 
 5, 1876 ; Alienora May ; and Ruth Angela. 
 
 S HORATIO GRANVILLE MURRAY-STEWART, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the cos. of Wigtown and 
 Donegal, and the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. Born Sept. 
 25, 1834, being the only son of the late Horatio Stewart, 
 Esq., Capt. Rifle Brigade, by his wife Sophia, dau. of Hon. 
 Montgomery Granville John Stewart (son of Hon. Sir 
 William Stewart, K.C.B.) ; assumed by Royal Licence 
 in 1846 the additional surname and arms of Murray. 
 Clubs — Junior Carlton, Constitutional. Livery — Dark blue, 
 with dark yellow stripes in waistcoat. Armorial bearingB 
 — Quarterly i and 4, or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, 
 surmounted of a bend engrailed gules (for Stewart) ; 2 and 3 
 azure, three mullets argent, and for distinction a canton of 
 the last (for Murray). Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 
 MURTON. Sable, on a chevron nebuly or, between five 
 bomb-shells four in chief fessewise and one in base of the 
 last, fired proper, two torteaux. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a denii-Moor affront^e 
 proper, holding in the dexter hand a bomb-shell as in the 
 arms, and in the sinister a scroll argent. Motto — ' ' Altiora 
 spero." -, 
 
 Son of Walter Murton, Gentleman, of East Stour, 
 Ashford, Kent, by his wife Elizabeth, d. of Richard 
 Coleman of the Court Lodge, Godmersham, Kent: — 
 
 Sir Walter Murton, Knt. Bachelor, C.B. (Civ.), b. 
 6 April 1836; m. 23 Aug. i860, Mary [d. 21 Feb. 1895), 
 d. of John Callaway of Canterbury ; and has surv. issue — 
 (i) Walter Herbert Murton, Esq., b. 5 Aug. 1861 ; (2) 
 Charles Duncan Murton, Esq., b. 20 Nov. 1865 \jn. 29 June 
 1901, Alice Hope, d. of William Hardwicke Bradbury]; 
 (3) Ernest Murton, Esq., b. 21 Aug. 1867, ; Edith Mary ; 
 and Margaret Eleanor. Post. add. — Westfield, Cranbrook, 
 Kent. Club — Devonshire. 
 
 MUSGRAVE, see SAGAR-MUSGRAVE and WYKE- 
 HAM-MUSGRAVE. 
 
 MUSTERS, see CHAWORTH-MUSTERS. 
 
 S JAMES MITCHELL MUTTER, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the CO. of Argyll, Major Argyll and Bute Artillery, 
 Southern Division Royal Artillery (retired with rank and 
 
 olours, a pelican in her piety (for Stewart) ; 2. on a 
 
 reath of the colours, a griffin salient proper, charged 
 
 on the shoulder with a cross crosslet azure for difference 
 
 S[for Murray). Mottoes — " Virescit vulnere virtus," " Im- 
 
 ' Married, Sept. 9, 1858, Ann Eliza, dau. of Rev. 
 
 John Digby Wingfield Digby, late Vicar of Coleshill, 
 
 Varwickshire. Estates — Broughton, Wigtownshire; Cally, 
 
 Kirkcudbright ; Killeybegs, Donegal, Ireland. Postal ad- 
 
 l</rew— Cally, Gatehouse, N.B. 
 
 permission to wear prescribed uniform, October 17, 1891), 
 late Member of the Legislative Assembly of British 
 Columbia for the Electoral District of Cowiehan-Alberni. 
 Born April 8, 1845, being the oldest son of James Mutter, 
 
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 Esquire. J. P. for the co. of Argyll, of Bowmoro, IsJay. by 
 his wife Agnes, only child ol George Cniicluhanks of 
 Glasgow and lianffshire. C/m**— Conservative (Glasgow), 
 Badminton (Victori;i, IJ.C). AiW/y - Claret colour and 
 gold. Armorial tMarlngi— He bears for Anni : Gules, 
 on a fcsse between three incscutcheons or, a boar's head 
 coupc<l lietween two iiuiscli's of ttie first. AJxjve the shield 
 is placed a helmet beAtting his degree, with a mantling 
 
 Sles doubled or ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set 
 ' OrMt, a castle triple-towered sable, masoned argent, 
 from the centre tower a Hag flying of the last, charged with 
 a cross gules ; and in an escroU over the same this Motto, 
 "Patience and Resolution. " Married, Aug. 6, 1873, Isa- 
 bella Allan, dau. of the late Alexander Morrison. Merchant, 
 in Glasgow ; and has Issue— (i) James Islay Mutter, Gentle- 
 man, bom July 15, 1874; (a) Alexander Allan Mutter, 
 Gentleman, born April 11, 1877; (3) George William 
 Mutter, Gentleman, born April 17, 1880; Isabella Harper 
 Anderson [m. 1895, Harry Bloomhardt Greaves of 
 Horse Creek Ranch, Somenos, B.C., and has issue, Harry 
 Pearson, James Mitchell, Cecil Bloomhardt, Richard 
 Pearson, Agnes Vera Molly, and Clara Isabella Madeline] ; 
 Agnes Blanch ; and Annie Florence [m., Nov. 1902, Stanley 
 Mortimer Lamb of Fawn Hill, Somenos, B.C., and has 
 issue, Vivian Florence]. Estate — Somenosdale, Somenos, 
 in British Columbia, in the Dominion of Canada, lately of 
 Bunanuisg, Islay, Argyllshire, Scotland. Postal address— 
 Somenosdale, Somenos, E. & N. Railway, British Colum- 
 bia, Canada. 
 
 MUZARD, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES MYATT, Gentleman, Solicitor. 
 Armorial bearlnj^— Barry of six erminois and sable, on 
 a bend per bend of the second and first, cotised argent, 
 three talbots' heads erased of the last. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, upon a rock 
 proper, a talbot passant per pale sable and erminois, col- 
 lared and chain reflexed over the back or, supporting with 
 the dexter foreleg a battle-axe also or. Motto— " J'y suis 
 j'y reste." Postal address— Ahch\iich Lane, E.C. 
 
 MYDDELTON-BIDDULPH(R,L., i8oi). Quarterly. 
 I and 4. vert, an eagle displayed argent, a canton of the 
 last (Biddulph) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a bend vert, three 
 wolfs heads erased of the field (Myddelton). Mantling 
 vert and argent. Crest — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 wolf salient argent, charged on the shoulder with a trefoil 
 
 fules (Biddulph) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 and couped proper (Myddelton). Motto — " In veritate 
 triumpho. ' 
 
 Son of Robert Myddelton-Biddulph, Esq., of Chirk 
 
 Castle, Lord-Lieut, and M.P. co. Denbigh, 6. 1805; 
 
 d. 1872 ; m. 1832, Fanny, d. of William Mostyn Owen 
 
 of Woodhouse, Salop :— 
 Richard Myddelton (this name being adopted alone by 
 Deed-Poll, 1889, when the use of the arms of Biddulph 
 was discontinued), Esq., J. P. co Denbigh (High Sheriff 
 1879), late Lieut, ist Life Guards, d. 1837; m. 1862, 
 Catherine Arabella (d. 1899), d. of Edward Giles Howard 
 (nephew of Bernard Edward, Duke of Norfolk) ; and has 
 surv. issue — (i) Robert Edward Myddelton, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Denbigh, d. 1866 [m. 1890, Lady Violet, d. of 
 William Nevill, ist Marquess of Abergavenny, K.G. ,and 
 formerly wife of Earl Cowley, whom she divorced]; 
 (2) Algernon Hugh Myddelton, Esq., D.L. co. Denbigh, 
 d. 1872; and Agnes Mary [m. 1885, Hedworth Trelawney 
 Barclay]. Seat — Chirk Castle, co. Denbigh. 
 
 Son of Gen. Rt Hon. Sir Thomas Myddelton-Biddulph, 
 
 K.C.B., Keeper of the Privy Purse, *. ; d. 1878; 
 
 m. 1857, Hon. Mary Frederica Seymour, d. of F. C. 
 
 W. Seymour: — 
 Victor Myddelton-Biddulph, Esq., *. . lies. — 
 
 H WILLIAM HENRY MYERS, Esquire, J.P. and 
 9 D. L. CO. Hants, M. A. Oxon. , M. P. for the city of Win- 
 chester, Barrister-at-Law Inner Temple, Co. Councillor for 
 Droxford Division of Hants. Born Nov. 30, 1854, being the 
 eldest son of Charles Myers of Swanmore House, Bishop's 
 Waltham, by his wife Henrietta, fifth dau. of Henry Ashton 
 of Woolton, CO. Lancaster. Livery — Undress : black coat, 
 red and white striped waistcoat ; full dress : white coat. 
 
 white waistcsoat, scarlet plush breeches. Armorial bearing^ 
 — Argent, a pale gules, on a bend between four crescents 
 two and two f>aleways, three mullets of six points all counter- 
 changed. Mantling ^les and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the coloius, a demi-lion gules, gutt^-d'or, holding in the 
 dexter paw a mullet of six points or, and resting the sinister 
 on two mascles interlaced of the last Married, July 31, 
 1888, P'rances Mary, dau. of Ernest Augustus Prideaux- 
 Brune of Glentorr, Devon. Seat — Swanmore House, 
 Bishop's Waltham, Hants. C/«^j - Carlton, Oxford and 
 Cambridge, Wellington. 
 
 WILLIAM JOSEPH MYERS, Captain King^s Royal 
 Rifles, formerly Aide-de-Camp to General Sir Frederick 
 Stephenson, K.C.B., has medals for the Zulu War and the 
 Nile Expedition, the 4th class of the Order of the Medjide, 
 and the Khedive s bronze star. Lord of the Manor of Shcnley- 
 bury. Bom Aug. 4, 1858, l)eing the son of the late Thomas 
 Borron Myles, Esq., of Porters Park, J. P., by his wfe 
 Margaret stone, dau. of Rev. Henry Melvill, B.D., Canon 
 of St. Paul's. Armorial bearings — Argent, a pale gules, on 
 a liend between four crescents, two and two palcw:\ys, three 
 mullets of six points all counterchanged. Blantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion gules, gutt^d'or, holding in the dexter paw a 
 mullet of six points or, and resting the sinister on two mascles 
 interlaced of the last. 
 
 The Late WILLIAM BESWICK MYERS-BES- 
 WICK, Gentleman, Lord of the Manor of Gristhorpe. 
 Bom Juljj 2, 1850, only son of W. H. N. Myers of Leeds, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Beswick, 
 E^q., J. P., of Gristhorpe, co. York; and on succeeding to 
 the Gristhorpe Estate, to which he became heir on the death 
 of his uncle, Thomas Keld Beswick (who died unmarried), 
 he then assumed the additional name of Beswick. Livery — 
 Black, red facings. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, on a fesse 
 
 sable, cottised gules, between three battering-rams barwise in 
 chief azure, headed and garnished or, and a crow perched on 
 the stump of a tree eradicated and sprouting in base proper, 
 three bezants. Mantling sable and argent ; and for the 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand coujjed 
 at the wrist proper, the palm charged with an estoile radi- 
 ated or, between two antlers proper. Motto — " Denique 
 coelum." Married, June 26, 1876, dau. of John Fraser of 
 Leeds ; and has had Issue — Brian Myers- Eteswick, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 13, 1878, d. Oct. 20, 1896 ; Mary ; Agnes 
 Dorothy ; Joan Fraser ; and Marjorie Beswick. Residences 
 —75 Avenue Road, Regent's Park, N.W, ; Gristhorpe 
 Manor, Filey, Yorks. 
 
 ^ is the MiUtary Cockade. 
 
MYHILL, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 THOMAS GEORGE MYLCHREEST, Gentleman. 
 Born Sept. 30, 1863, being the only son of Evan Mylchreest 
 of Douglas, Isle of Man, by his wife Louisa, dau. of the 
 late John Firth of Bradford. Yorkshire. Livery— Yi\\xt., 
 with silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Azure, a cross 
 crosslet argent, in chief two larks with wings elevated and 
 addorsed proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, two cross 
 
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 crosslets or, thereon a lark as in the arms. MottO— " My 
 shegin dy ve bee eh." Married, April 24, 1900, Clara, 
 dau. of W. C. Johnson of Douglas, Isle of Man. Estate— 
 Ballagarraghyn, Isle of Man. Residence— ^\\.oi\.'&, Thomer, 
 near Leeds. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT SCOTT MYLNE, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Master of Arts and Bachelor of 
 dVfttllni? ^'^''' ^^^ °^ '^^ University of Oxford, Fellow 
 X^VWvi' of the Society of Antiquaries. Bom April 2, 
 1854, being the elder son of the late Robert 
 William Mylne, Esquire, Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 Fellow of the Geological Society, Fellow of the Society 
 of Antiquaries (London and Edinburgh), Fellow of the 
 Royal Institute of British Architects, of Great Amwell, 
 Ware, in the county of Hertford, and Whitehall Place, 
 London, S.W., by his wife Hannah, daughter of the late 
 George Scott, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Ravenscourt 
 Park, in the county of Middlesex. Livery — Blue and gold. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, a cross moline 
 azure, quarter-pierced of the field, between three mullets of 
 the second. Above the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure, doubled or ; and 
 on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a Pallas's head 
 couped at the shoulders proper, vested about the neck 
 vert, on the head a helmet azure, the beaver turned up, on 
 the top a plume of feathers gules; with the Motto, "Tam 
 arte quam marte." Postal address — Great Amwell, Hert- 
 fordshire. 
 
 General WILLIAM CHARLES ROBERT MYLNE, 
 of Her Majesty's Indian Staff Corps. Born Feb. 15, 1827, 
 being the fourth but eldest surviving son of Thomas Mylne 
 
 of Mylnefield, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of John Guthrie 
 of Guthrie Castle, in the co. of Forfar. C7«*— East India 
 United Service, ZzVerv— Dark blue. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, a cross moline azure, pierced lozengeways of the field, 
 betwixt three mullets of the second within a border invected 
 sable. On ane helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantle 
 
 gules doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his colours is set 
 for his Crest, a dexter hand holding a book proper. The 
 Motto in ane escroll, " Efficiunt clarum studia." [These 
 arms, which were matriculated in the Lyon Office, Edin- 
 burgh, in or about the year 1680, are the arms of Milne 
 or Mylne of Mareton, Muirton or Mylnefield.] Married, 
 Feb. 17, 1859, Sophia, dau. of James Hansbrow of Lan- 
 caster; and has Issue — {1) William Hansbrow Mylne, 
 Gentleman, 6. April 26, 1861 ; (2) Arbuthnot Mackenzie 
 Mylne, Gentleman, 6. April 28, 1868 ; and Elizabeth 
 Douglas. Postal address — Stangrove Park, Eden Bridge, 
 Kent. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN HOME MYLNE, Gentleman, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Fellow of the 
 Geological Society. Bom Jan. 12, 1859, being the second son 
 and youngest child of the late Robert William Mylne, Esq. , 
 Fellow of the Royal Society (London and Edinburgh), 
 Fellow of the Geological Society, Fellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries (London and Edinburgh), Fellow of the Royal 
 Institute of British Architects, &c. , of Great Amwell, Ware, 
 in the county of Hertford, and Whitehall Place, London, 
 S.W., by his wife Hannah (also deceased), daughter of the 
 late George Scott, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Ravens- 
 court Park, in the county of Middlesex. Clui — Junior 
 Constitutional. Livery — Blue and gold. Armorial bear- 
 IngB (of much earlier origin but matric. L.O. 1672 ; 
 re-matric. 1767 and 1891— Ped. L.O.)— Or, a cross moline 
 azure, quartered pierced of the field, between three mullets 
 of the second within a bordure gules for difference. Above 
 the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure doubled or ; and on a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a Pallas's head couped at the 
 shoulders proper, vested about the neck vert, on the head 
 a helmet azure, beaver turned up, and on the top a plumaish 
 gules ; and in an escroll over this Motto, ' ' Tam arte quam 
 
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 marie." Married, J\xly a, 1890, Jean Ellen, daughter of 
 the law Benjamin Oakley of Freemantle, in the countv of 
 Soutbdmpton ; and has Ax«#— John Everard Home Mylne, 
 
 Gentleman, bom May 33, 1891 ; and Jean Mary Home. 
 Postal address— Wooddcld, Bristol Road, Weston-super- 
 Mare. 
 
 MYLTON, quartered by WOODD. 
 
 MYNORS(R.L., 1797). Sable, an eagle displayed or, 
 
 beaked and membered gules, on a chief azure, bordured 
 
 argent, a chevronel of the last between two crescents in 
 
 chief and a rose in base of the second. Mantling sable 
 
 andor. (No crest exemplified.) Motto — " Spero ut fidelis. " 
 
 Son of Robert Baskerville Rickards Mynors, Esq., of 
 
 Treago and Evancoyd, J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff co. 
 
 Radnor 1856), d. 1819; d. 1889; m. 1852, Ellen Gray, 
 
 only child of Rev. Edward Higgins of Bosbury House, 
 
 CO. Hereford :— 
 
 Willoughby Baskerville Mynors, Esq., J. P., D.L., and 
 
 C.C. CO. Hereford, J.P. co. Radnor (High Sheriff 1891), 
 
 late Capt. Shropshire Yeom. Cav., formerly Lieut. 7th 
 
 Hussars, 6. 1854 ; m. 1884, Mabel Katherine, eld. d. of 
 
 William Stevenson of Boquhan, co. Stirling. Seats — Treago, 
 
 nr. Ross ; Evancoyd, nr. Kington ; Bosbury House, Ledbury. 
 
 C/«^— Naval and Military. 
 
 Son of Peter Rickards Mynors, Esq., of Treago and 
 Evancoyd, J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff co. Radnor 1825), 
 i. 1787; d. 1866; m. 1817, Mary Elizabeth, only d. 
 of Edmund Trowbridge Halliday of Chapel Cleeve, 
 Somerset : — 
 
 Rev. Edmund Baskerville Mynors, late Rector of Ashley, 
 
 Wilts, i. 1823 ; m. 1855, Horatia Charlotte Canipbell, d. 
 
 of John Crawfurd, sometime Gov. of Singapore; and has 
 
 surv. issue — Alice Eleanor [m. 1877, Charles W. Jervis 
 
 Smith] ; Sybil Agnes [w. Arthur Hoare] ; Margaret Beatrice 
 
 \m. Rev. C. Griffith] ; and Violet Mary [m. Robert Wake 
 
 Fret or- Pin ney]. Seat — Stanthill, Dursley, Gloucestersh. 
 
 Son of Rev. Walter Baskerville Mynors, J.P. , Rector 
 
 of Llanwame, Ross, d. 1827; a. 1899; m. 1856, 
 
 Caroline Elizabeth, d. of Henry Clay of Piercefield 
 
 Park, Chepstow : — 
 
 Rev. Harry Walter Baskerville Mynors, Rector of 
 
 Llanwarne, i. 1857. /des. — Llanwame Rectory, Hereford. 
 
 Rev. Aubrey Baskerville Mynors, Rector of Langley- 
 
 Burrell, i. 1865; m. 1901, Margery Musgrave, d. of 
 
 Rev. Charles Musgrave Harvey, Vicar of Hillingdon, 
 
 Preb. of St. Paul's Cathedral and R.U. ; and has issue— 
 
 (i| Roger Aubrey Baskerville Mjrnors, Gentleman, d. 1903; 
 
 (2) Humphrey Charles Baskerville Mynors, Gentleman, i. 
 
 1903 ; and Winifred Mary. Res. — The Rectory, Langley- 
 
 Burrell, Chippenham. 
 
 Ygst. son of above Peter Rickards Mynors, Esq., i. 
 
 1787; d. 1866:— 
 
 Thomas Baskerville Mynors, Esq., J.P. co. Radnor, i. 
 
 1834; m. 1863, Constance Mary (rf. 1889), d. of Sir Richard 
 
 Green-Price, Bart., M.P. Seat — Ponshony, Aberedw, 
 
 Builth. 
 
 MYTTON, formerly of Halston, co. Salop {c. 1370). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, per pale azure and gules, an eagle 
 displayed with two heads or, within a bordure engrailed 
 of the last ; 2 and 3, argent, a cinquefoil azure. Mantling; 
 azure and or. Crest — A ram's head couped argent, 
 horned or. 
 
 Son of John Fox Mytton, Gentleman (son of John 
 Mytton, Esq. , M.P. for Shrewsbury, by Caroline Mallet, 
 d. of Thomas Giflfard of Chillington), formerly of j 
 Halston,^. 1823; d. ; m. : — 
 John Fox Mytton, Gentleman, b. . Post. add. — C/o 
 Bass & Co., St. Pancras, N.W. 
 
 Sons of Richard Herbert Mytton, Esq., of Garth, co. 
 
 Montgomery (High Sheriff 1856), b. i8o8; d. 1869; 
 
 m. Charlotte, d. of Gen. J. A. Paul MacGregor: — 
 
 Devereux Herbert Mytton, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Montgomery, and J.P. co. Salop, Chrmn. Qr. Sessions, 
 
 late Capt. 8sth Regt., 6. 9 Sept. 1832, m. 23 Jan. 1873, 
 
 Emma Lydia, only d. of Edmund Story, Madras Civ. Serv. ; 
 
 and has issue — (i) George Herbert Mytton, Gentleman, d. 
 
 3 Nov. 1873 ; (2) Hugh Frederick Mytton, Gentleman, 6. 
 
 17 Jan. 1875 ; (3) Arthur Reignallt Mytton, Gentleman, 
 
 d. 21 Aug. 1878 ; (4) Philip Aldred Mytton, Gentleman, 
 
 d. 5 Oct. 1880; (6) Richard Llewellyn Mytton, Gentleman, 
 
 d. 3 Sept. 1883 ; Dorothy Wynn ; and Gladys Ethel. Seat 
 
 — Garth, nr. Welshpool, co. Montgomery. C/«^— Carlton. 
 
 Robert Purrier Mytton, Gentleman, B.A., Barrister-at- 
 
 Law, i. 23 Sept 1850; m. 26 Aug. 1879, Annie Elizabeth, 
 
 d. of Stephen Cracknell, Barrister-at-Law ; and has issue^ 
 
 Richard Devereux Hugh Mytton, Gentleman, d. 7 Feb. 1882. 
 
 Res.— 
 
 Richard Mytton, Gentleman, d. 13 March 1856; m. , 
 Florence Edith, d. of E. Thompson Harrison. Res. — 
 
 Son of Henry Whitehead Mytton, Gentleman, 1840- 
 1890; tn. 1863, Mary Maria, d. of A. S. Jackson: — 
 Henry Robert Herbert Mytton, Gentleman, i. 
 Res.— 
 
 Richard Griffith Mytton, Gentleman, k . Res. — 
 Leonard Vincent Mytton, Gentleman, ^ . Res. — 
 Robert Arthur Carlyle Mytton, Gentleman, d. 
 Res.— 
 
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 NAGLE, quartered by CHICHESTER. 
 
 LiEUTF.NANT-CoLONEL RICHARD NAGLE. Armo- 
 rial bearing^S — Ermine, on a fesse azure, three lozenges or, 
 a chief embattled vert, thereon a sword proper, pommel 
 and hilt gold, surmounted in saltire by a branch of laurel, 
 ensigned by an Eastern crown, and on a canton of the 
 last an elephant proper, with the word " Assaye " sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an Eastern crown gules, thereon a nightingale or, 
 gorged with a wreath of laurel vert, the dexter paw support- 
 ing a banner of the second, with the word " Assaye" in- 
 scribed thereon sable. Residence — Rosemount, Ramsay, 
 Isle of Man. 
 
 NAINBY-LUXMOORE(R.L., i88r, H. Coll.). Quar- 
 terly, on a chevron cottised sable, between two martlets in 
 chief of the last and as many oak-branches slipped in saltire 
 in base proper, three billets of the first. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a battle-axe erect 
 sable, in front thereof three billets or. 
 
 Only son of William Chave Nainby-Luxmoore, Esq., 
 J. P., b. i860; 7n. Mary Anne Waterland : — 
 Charles Chave Nainby-Luxmoore, Gentleman, b. 1892. 
 Seat— GoWon, Shobrooke, Exeter. 
 
 NAINBY-MANBY (Arms not yet exemplified). 
 Son of Richard Nainby, b. circa 1780 ; d. 1863 ; m. 
 , Margaret, d. of William Simpson: — 
 William Nainby-Manby (formerly Nainby, Lord of the 
 Manor of Barnoldby-le-Beck, i. 1820; m. 1st, 1858, Sarah, 
 d. of John Chave Luxmoore ; 2nd, 1873, Rosaline L., d. 
 , of Joseph Middleton, Esq.. Barrister-at-Law, Recorder of 
 Scarborough ; and has had issue (by ist mar.)— (i) William 
 Chave Nainby-Luxmoore, Esq. (vide Nainby-Luxmoore) ; 
 and (by 2nd mar).— (2) Charles Francis Manby Nainby- 
 Manby, b. 1874; and Margaret Lisette. Estates^ 
 Barnoldby-le-Beck and Inningham, Res. — Thorganby 
 Hall, Grimsby. 
 
 NAIRN (L.O. , 1904.) Per fesse argent and sable, on a 
 chaplet four escallops all counterchanged. Mantling sable 
 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, three 
 thistles conjoined in stalk entwined with two roses, all 
 slipped proper. Motto — " Usque conabor." 
 
 Son of Michael Nairn of The Priory, Kirkcaldy, b. 
 
 1804 ; d. 1858 ; m. 1834, Catherine, d. of Alexander 
 
 Ingram : — 
 Sir Michael Barker Nairn, ist Bart. (1904), J. P., b. 1838 ; 
 m. 1866, Emily Frances, d. of Alfred Rimington Spencer 
 of Byfleet, Surrey; and has issue (with seven daus.) — (i) 
 Michael Nairn, Esq., b. 1874 [w. 1901, Mildred Margaret, 
 eld. d. of George Watson Neish ; and has issue] ; (2) 
 Robert Spencer Nairn, Esq., b. 1880. Seats — Rankeilour, 
 Springfield, Fife ; Dysart House, Fife. 
 
 NAIRN E, quartered by BERRY. 
 
 NANFANT. quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 NAPER (U.O.). Argent, a saltire engrailed between 
 four roses gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm erect, couped 
 at the elbow vested gules, turned up argent, grasping a 
 crescent proper. 
 
 Son of James Lenox Naper, Esq., of Loughcrew, 
 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Meath (High Sheriff 1853), b. 1825 ; 
 
 d. 1901 ; m. 1877, Hon. Katherine Frances Rowley, 
 
 only d. of 3rd Baron Langford : — 
 William Lenox Naper, Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. H. 
 Guards, b. 1879; m. 1902, Adela Mary Charlotte, eld. d. 
 of late Col. Hon. W. R. Trefusis, C.B., Scots Guards. 
 Seat — Loughcrew, nr. Oldcastle, R.S.O. , co. Meath. 
 
 NAPIER, quartered by STURT 
 
 NAPIER, see WILLIAMSON-NAPIER. 
 
 NAPIER (L.O., c. 1673 and 1810). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 argent, a saltire engrailed between four roses gules (Napier) ; 
 2 and 3, or, on a bend azure, a spur-revel between two 
 crescents of the field within the Royal Tressure of Scotland 
 of the second (Scott of Thirlestane). Mantling gules and 
 ermine. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a dexter 
 arm erect, couped below the elbow proper, grasping a 
 crescent argent, and over it the MottO, "Sans tache." 
 Supporters (dexter)— An eagle, wings inverted proper ; 
 (sinister) a chevalier in a coat of mail with a steel cap all 
 proper, holding in his exterior hand a spear with a pennon 
 azure. Compartment (below the shield) — The top of an 
 embattled tower argent, masoned sable, issuing therefrom 
 six lances saltireways proper, the pennons azure. Motto 
 (below the arms) — " Ready aye Ready." 
 
 Son of Francis, loth Baron Napier, K.T., b. 1819 ; 
 
 d. 1898 ; m. 1845, Anne Jane Charlotte, C.I., only d. 
 
 of Robert Manners Lockwood : — 
 Rt. Hon. Sir William John George Napier, Baron Napier 
 of Merchiston (Sco. , 4 May 1627), Baron Ettrick of Ettrick, 
 CO. Selkirk (U.K., 16 July 1872), a Baronet of Nova Scotia 
 (22 Aug. 1666), D.L. CO. Selkirk, Sec. to H.M. Legation 
 at Stockholm 1887-88, and at Tokio 1888-91, b. 1846; 
 m. ist, 1876, Harriet Blake Armstrong (d. 1897), d. of 
 Edward Lumb of Wallington Lodge, Surrey, and of Buenos 
 Ayres ; 2nd, 1898, Grace, d. of James Cleland Burns; and 
 has issue — (i) Hon. Frances Edward Basil Napier, Master 
 of Napier, late Lieut. K.R. R. Corps, b. 1876 \m.. 1899, 
 Hon. Clarice Jessie Evelyn, d. of James, 9th Baron 
 Belhaven and Stenton ; and has issue two sons and one 
 dau.]; (2) Hon. Frederick William Scott Napier, b. 1878; 
 (3) Hon. Archibald Lennox Colquhoun William John 
 George, b. 1899. -S^a^— Thirlestane, co. Selkirk. Res. — 
 Ettrick Cottage, Farnborough, Hants. Club — Marl- 
 borough. 
 
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 NAPIER (1869). Pnrteil per fess gules and sable, on 
 a lienil arKeni, three crrscents azure. Mantling k"'("^> 
 doubled argent. OrMt— .^ man's head in profile wrciithcd 
 with laurel proper. MottO — " Virtute gloria parta." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Robert Twentyman Napier, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 75 Bothwell Street, Glasgow. 
 
 ARCHIBALD DAVID NAPIER. Gentleman. Writer 
 to the Signet (formerly Archibald David Mutter). Axmoiial 
 bMUlngt -Parted per saltire or and argent, a saltire gules 
 between two roses of the lost, barbed vert, in chief and base. 
 
 proper, grasping a crescent argent. MottO — " Sans tache." 
 Married, March 16, 1889, Katherine Edith, eldest d.au. of 
 Roljcrt Livcing, M.D. ; and has Issue (i)— CharU-s Scott 
 Napier, Gentleman, b. Feb. 3, 1899; (a) Alexander Napier, 
 Gentleman, b. 1904. Postal address — c/o Messrs. King, 
 King & Co., Bombay. Club — Caledonian. 
 
 JOHN GARETH NAPIER. Gentleman (formerly John 
 Garth Mutter). Armorial bearings Parted per saltire or 
 
 and argent, a saltire gules between two roses of the last, 
 barbed vert, in chief and base, and as many thistles proper 
 in the flanks. Mantling gules and or. Crest -Upon 
 wreath of the liveries, two arms in armour enibowed and 
 gauntleted proper, holding a crescent argent. Motto 
 " Sans tache." Residence - Madulkeele, Ceylon. 
 
 and as many thistles proper in the flanks, all within a bor- 
 dure azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest— Upon a wreath 
 of bis liveries, two arms in armour embowed and gauntleted 
 proper, holding a crescent argent. MottO— " Sans tache," 
 Residence — Edinburgh. 
 
 ARCHIBALD SCOTT NAPIER, Gentleman,A.M.I.C.E. 
 Bom June 9, 1865, being the fourth son of the late Hon. 
 William Napier, Clerk of the Works, Hong-Kong (second 
 son of the Rt. Hon. William John Napier, 9th Baron Napier 
 of Merchiston), by his wife Louisa Mary, dau. of John 
 Horatio Lloyd, Esq. , K.C. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a saltire engrailed gules, cantoned with four 
 roses of the last, barbed vert (for Napier) ; 2 and 3, or, on a 
 bend within a double tressure flowered and counter-flowered 
 azure, a mullet pierced between two crescents of the field 
 (for Scott of Thirlestane), all within a bordure indented 
 gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a dexter arm from the elbow in pale 
 
 GEORGE PATON NAPIER (formerly George Paton 
 Mutter), Lieut, sth Batt. Manchester Regt. Armorial 
 bearings — Farted per saltire or and argent, a saltire gules 
 between two roses of the last, barbed vert, in chief and 
 in base, and two thistles in the flanks, all within a bordure 
 of the third. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest -On 
 wreath of his liveries, two arms in armour embowed proper, 
 holding a crescent argent. Motto— "Sans tache." Postal [ 
 address— A\AeTs\\o\.. 
 
 THEODORE NAPIER, Esquire, of Magdala, Essendon, 
 Victoria, Australia, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries 
 of Scotland. Born March 29, 1845, being the third son 
 of the late Thomas Napier, Esq., J. P.', of " Rosebank," 
 Essendon, Australia, and formerly of Marykirk, Kincardine- 
 shire, Scotland, by his wife Jessie, dau. of James Paterson 
 of Montrose. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a saltire 
 engrailed between four roses argent, a lion's head affrontde 
 of the first. Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an arm in chain armour 
 embowed, the hand grasping a battle-axe proper ; and in an 
 escroU above, this Motto, " Pro rege et patria." Married, 
 Dec. 20, 1877, Mary Ann, second dau. of Thomas Noble; 
 
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 and has Issue — Archibald Wallace Napier, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 30, 1890 ; Zoe Alfreda ; and Winifred Maud Mary. 
 
 Residence — Balmanno, West Castle Road, Merchiston, 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN WARREN NAPIER-CLAVERING 
 (formerly John Warren Napier) of Axwell Park, co. Durham, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, late Vicar of Stretton, co. Stafford, 
 B.A. ; assumed by Royal License for himself and issue 
 the additional surname and arms of Clavering. Born 
 1832, being the third but the eldest surviving son and 
 heir of the Hon. Charges Napier, a Major in the Army, 
 by Alice Emma, dau. of Roger Barnston. Livery — Black, 
 with silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, quarterly or and gules, over 
 all a bend sable (for Clavering) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i and 
 4, argent a saltire engrailed, cantoned v^fith four roses 
 gules barbed vert (for Napier of Merchiston) ; 2 and 3 or, 
 on a bend azure, a mullet pierced between two crescents 
 of the field, within a double tressure flory counterflory of 
 the second (for Scott of Thirlestane) ; in the centre of 
 the quarters a crescent sable, for difference. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled or ; and for his Crests, on the 
 de.xter side, on a wreath of the liveries, a dexter arm from 
 the elbow in pale proper, the hand grasping a crescent 
 argent; and in an escroll over the same, "Sans tache " 
 (for Napier) ; and on the sinister side, on a wreath of the 
 liveries, the top of an embattled tower argent, masoned 
 sable, issuing therefrom four lances disposed saltireways 
 proper, three and three, with pennons azure ; and in an 
 escroll above the same, "Ready, aye Ready" (for Scott 
 of Thirlestane); and under the arms this Motto, "Nil 
 actum si quid agendum." Married, Sept. 30, 1857, Anna 
 Maria Margaret Helen, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel 
 Francis Hunter; and has had Issue-~{\) Charles Warren 
 Napier-Clavering, Esq., Lt.-Col. Somerset Light Infantry, 
 born 1858; (2) Francis Napier-Clavering, Gentleman, M.A., 
 born 1859 ; (3) Rev. Henry Percy Napier - Clavering, 
 Rector of Stella, Blaydon - on - Tyne, born 1861 ; (4) 
 Arthur Lenox Napier, Esq., Capt. Yorks. Regt. , born 
 ^863: (5) Alan Bertram Napier, B.A. , Gentleman, Indian 
 Civil Service, born 1867 ; (6) Claude Gerald Napier- 
 Clavering, Gentleman, born 1869 ; and Edith Elizabeth 
 Alice, deceased. Estate — Axwell. Postal address — Axwell 
 Park, Blaydon- on-Tyne, Durham. 
 
 NASH (U.O.). Argent, on a chevron engrailed gules, 
 between three trefoils slipped vert, as many doves of the 
 
 field, each holding in its beak an olive-branch proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a boar passant paly of six argent and gules. 
 Mott— " Vi et virtute." 
 
 Sons of Thomas James Nash of Rockfield and Tullig, 
 CO. Cork, and Scripplestown and Finnstown, co. 
 Dublin, b. 1827 ; d. 1887 ; 7n. 1856, Juliet Isabella, d, 
 of Richard Grainger of Elswick Hall, Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne : — 
 Richard Grainger Nash, Esq., J. P., b. i860. Seats — 
 Finnstown, Lucan, co. Dublin ; and Howth, co. Dublin. 
 James Nash, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. — 
 Charles Arundel Nash, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 Rev. George Denis Nash M.A., B.D. (Trin Coll., Dub.), 
 Incumbent of St. Jude's, Dublin, b. 1866 ; m. 1904, Lily, 
 widow of late J. D. Bradshaw, M.A., M.B. (Oxon.) of 
 London. Res. — The Rectory, Kilmainham, Dublin. 
 William Henry Nash, Gentleman, b. i868. Res. — 
 Edward Nash, Gentleman, b. 1869. Res. — 
 
 BENJAMIN ROUND NAYLER, Gentleman. Bom 
 June 9, 1857, being the only son of the late Joseph Nayler, 
 Esq., J. P. for co. Staffs., by his wife Hannah Jane, dau. 
 of Edward Parkes Cartwright of Sedgley, Staffs. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, on a pile invected 
 between two passion-nails in base azure, a stag's head 
 caboshed argent ; 2 and 3 argent, a fesse raguly gules, be- 
 tween two lozenges sable, as many flaunches of the second. 
 Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a greyhound sejant argent, resting the dexter 
 paw on a passion-nail azure, and holding in the mouth a 
 
 trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Celcr et certus. " Married, 
 October 16, 1889, Elizabeth Maria, dau. of Edwin AUdridge 
 of Westwood, Edgbaston ; and has /w/c^— Edward Cart- 
 wright Persehouse Nayler, Gentleman, b. June 5, 1894 ; 
 and Mildred Mary Persehouse. Postal address — Beech- 
 wood, Beech Lanes, near Birmingham. 
 
 Sir ALBERT EDWARD HERBERT NAYLOR- 
 LEYLAND, 2nd Baronet. Born Dec. 6, 1890, being 
 the eldest son of the late Sir Herbert Scarisbrick Naylor- 
 Leyland, 1st Bart., of Nantclwyd, Denbighshire, by his wife 
 Jeanie Willson, d2u. of William Selah Chamberlain of 
 Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, ermine, on a fesse engrailed sable, between 
 nine ears of barley, three, three, and three vert, banded 
 or in chief, and three like ears in base, a lion passant 
 of the last between two escallops argent (for Leyland) ; 
 
 2 and 3, per pale or and argent, a pale sable fretty of the 
 first between two lions rampant of the third (for Naylor), 
 the whole within a bordure wavy sable, the escutcheon 
 charged with the badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. a mount vert, 
 thereon an escallop argent, in front of a demi-eagle 
 erminois, wings endorsed azure, bezant^e, and charged 
 with a cross couped wavy or, in the beak three ears of 
 
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 barley as in (he aims (for Leyland); a. n lion sable, on 
 the bwly two saltires or, resting the dexter forcpaw on nn 
 ewutcbeoo charged in the arms of Nnylor, on the shoulder 
 a cross couped wavy or (for Nnylor). Motto — " Kidus et 
 •udax." Sta/t — Lexden Park, Colchester; Nantclwyd 
 Hall, Denbighshire. Town rtsidemce — Hyde Park House, 
 Albert Gate, W. 
 
 JOHN NAYLOR-LEYLAND. Esquire. J. P. Bom 
 March ai, 1856, being the third son of the late John 
 Naylor Naylor-I^yland, Elsq., by his wife Georgiana, fourth 
 dau. of John Edwards of Ness Strange, Salop. Armorial 
 bMUrlng* — iVr pale or and argent, a pale sable, fretty gold, 
 between two lions ramfxant of the third. Hantlinf sable 
 and or. Orett -On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant 
 sable, charged on the body with two saltires or, resting the 
 dexter forepaw on an escutcheon of the arms. Married, 
 1886, Magd.ilen, dau. of the late Archibald Tod of The 
 Grange, Woolton, Liverpool ; and has Issue— (\) John 
 Murray Naylor-I>eyland, Gentlemen, b. July ao, 1888 ; (a) 
 Thomas Humphrey Naylor-Leyland, Gentleman, b. July 
 I. 1890; (3) Hugh Maxwell Naylor-Leyland, Gentleman, 
 i. April as, 1804 ; (4) Rowland Edmund Naylor-I^vland, 
 Gentleman (twin), b. April 25, 1894. Residence— 
 
 ROWLAND EDWARD LEYLAND NAYLOR-LEY- 
 LAND, Gentleman. Born Jan. 8, 1851, being the second 
 son of the late John Naylor-Leyland, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1853, by his wife Georgiana, fourth dau. of 
 John lidwards of Ness Strange, Salop. Armorial bear- 
 lnjr» — Per pale or and argent, a pale sable, fretty gold, 
 between two lions rampant of the third. MantUng sable 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant 
 sable, charged on the body with two saltires or, resting the 
 de.\t«;r forepaw on an escutcheon of the arms. Married, 
 1875, Mary Elizabeth, younger dau. of Patrick Byrne of 
 Enniscorthy. Residence — 
 
 NEALE, see VANSITTART-NEALE. 
 
 JOHN ALEXANDER NEALE, Gentleman, D.C.L. 
 Oxford. Bom June aa, 1848, being the second son of the 
 late Robert Neale of Yate, co. Gloucester, and Corsham, 
 CO. Wilts, by his wife Ann, only dau. of John Roberts of 
 Chipping Sodbury, co. Gloucester, and great-grandson of 
 Jonathan Corbett of Yate, co. Gloucester. Armorial 
 bearings (June a, 1774)— -Argent, a lion rampant between 
 
 two dexter hands in chief gules debruised by a fesse or, 
 charged with two lions rampant supporting a sinister hand 
 of the second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 
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 a wreath of the colours, an armed arm cmbowcd proper, 
 brandishing a sword argent, pommel and hilt gold. Motto 
 — "Loyal au niort." Estates — Yate, co. (Jloucester ; and 
 Corsham. co. Wilts. Postal address— ^"i Half Moon Street, 
 Piccadilly, Ix)ndon, W. Club — Junior Athenceum. 
 
 ARTHUR NEAME. Esquire. J. P. for the Colony of 
 Queensland. Bom 1845, ^'i^K ^^ eldest surviving son of 
 the late Fredi-rick Neame, Gentleman, of Luton, Selling, 
 CO. Kent, by his wife Mary, dau. of the late Robert Tassell, 
 l''sq.. J.l'. CO. of Kent, of East Mailing, in that county. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly per fesse raguly erminois 
 
 and azure, two barrulets between four lions' heads erase 
 all counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest- 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a staff raguly fesseway 
 azure, a demi-heraldic antelope argent, armed or, gorge 
 with a collar gemel, also azure, and pierced through the neck 
 with an arrow in bend sinister proper. Motto — " Ne al 
 meta oculos avertam." Married, 188a, Jessie, dau. of the] 
 late George Harrisson of Tonbridge, co. Kent ; and ha 
 Issue — (i) Arthur Cecil Lawrence Neame, Gentleman, b,\ 
 1883; (a) Godfrey John Neame, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res' 
 dence — Woodlands, Selling, Faversham. 
 
 S ARTHUR THOMAS DIGBY NEAVE. Esquire* 
 late Capt. ist Batt. South Wales Borderers, late' 
 Capt. and Hon. Major 4th Batt. South Wales Borderers, 
 now Lieut.-Col. commanding 3rd Essex Regiment, J. P. 
 for CO. Essex. Bom May 24, 1859, being the third 
 son of the late Sheffield Neave, Esq., Governor of the 
 Bank of England, by his wife Henrica, dau. of David 
 Richard Morier (Minister to Switzerland for Her Majesty). 
 Club — Army and Navy. Livery — Chocolate, with red 
 piping. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a cross sable, 
 five fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, a lily stalked and leaved vert, 
 flowered and seeded or. Motto — ' ' Sola proba quae 
 honesta." A/i2r;?Vaf, July 17, 1883, Harriet, dau. of the late 
 P. C, Ralli, Esq. Seat — Hutton Hall, Brentwood, Essex. 
 
 NECTON, quartered by HALSEY, 
 
 NEED (H. Coll., 1779). Per chevron or and ermine, in 
 chief two griffin's heads erased sable. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an Eastern coronet 
 or, thereout a griffin's head issuing sable, charged with an 
 estoile gold. 
 
 Only son of Capt. Walter Need of Woodhouse Castle, 
 Mansfield, Notts, b. 1809 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1857, Emily 
 M'Mahon, d. of Lt.-Col. Lionel John Westropp, 
 S8th Regt :— 
 Walter John Need, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; m. 1902, Evelyn 
 Mary, d. of James J. Dugdale of Sezincot, Moreton-in- 
 
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 Marsh. Res. — The Moat House, Walsgrave-on-Sowe, 
 Coventry. 
 
 Sons of Rear-Adm. Henry Need, R.N., b. ; d. 
 
 1875 ; m. 1845, Jane, eld. d. of James M'Dowell : — 
 Henry Need, Gentleman, b. 1847. Res. — 
 James Arthur Need, Gentleman, b. 1848 ; m. 1891, Alice, 
 d. of Jonathan Hardcastle of Blidworth Dale, Notts. 
 Res.— 
 
 THOMAS NELSON, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, two sinister hands apaumfe couped gules in 
 chief, and a dagger point downwards proper in base, within 
 a bordure azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 ■A wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour enibowed 
 proper, the hand grasping a dagger erect also proper, hiked 
 and pommelled or. Motto—" Virtute et votis. " Residence 
 — St. Leonard's, Edinburgh. 
 
 WILLIAM NELSON, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, two sinister hands apaum(5e couped giiles in 
 chief, and a dagger point downwards proper in base. 
 Mantling— Gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed proper, the hand 
 grasping a dagger erect also proper, hilled and pommelled 
 or. Motto — " Virtute et votis." Residence — Salisbury 
 Green, Edinburgh. 
 
 NELSON (H. Coll.). Per pale argent and sable, a 
 cross flory between in the first and fourth quarters a bear's 
 paw erased , and in the second and third quarters a mullet 
 all counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, issuant from an annulet or, 
 a bear's paw erased gules grasping an escutcheon resting 
 on the paw per pale argent and sable, charged with a cross 
 as in the arms, in the second and third quarters a mullet 
 counterchanged. Motto — " Semper fidelis." Livery — Dark 
 blue, red facings. 
 
 Sons of John Joseph Nelson, M.A. , of the Inner 
 Temple, m. Mary, d. of John Andrews of Cam- 
 bridge : — 
 Horace Harrington Nelson, Esq., J. P. for Hong-Kong, 
 F. R.G.S. , b. 29 Jan. 1843; /«. 3. Nov. 1887, Emma 
 Rostron, d. of William Macaulay of Lee Park, Kent ; and 
 has issue — (i) Horace Macaulay Nelson, Gentleman, b. 
 1889 ; (2) John Harwood Nelson, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; and 
 Marion. Seat — Springfield, Godstone, Surrey. Clubs — 
 Conservative, City of London. 
 
 Charles Somerville Nelson, Gentleman, b. 1856. Res. — 
 Percy Reginald Nelson, Gentleman, b. 1884. Res. — 
 Richard Stanton Nelson, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. — 
 
 NELTHORPE, see SUTTON-NELTHORPE. 
 
 NESBITT, quartered by VERSCHOYLE. 
 
 NETTERVILLE, see MACEVOY-NETTERVILLE. 
 
 NEUMANN, quartered by OULD. 
 
 NEVAY, quartered by CRAUFORD. 
 
 NEVILE (R.L.). Argent, a saltire gules, a crescent 
 for difference. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a bull's head erased sable, differenced 
 as the arms. Motto — " Ne vile velis." Livery — Buff, red 
 facings. 
 
 Son of John Pate Nevile, Esq., J. P., of Skelbrooke 
 Park, b. 1814; d. 1847; m. 1838, Louisa Mary Slade, d. 
 of John Foster of Ingoldisthorpe Hall, co. Norfolk: — 
 Percy Sandford Nevile, Esq., J. P. West Rdg. Yorks. , 
 b. 1840; m. ist, 1865, Rhoda Marwood (d. 1866), eld. d. 
 of late Harry Farr Yeatman of Manston House, Dorset; 
 and, 1873, Etheline, d. of Charles H. Radcliffe of Salisbury ; 
 and has surv. issue — -(i) Percy Gilbert Nevile, Gentleman, 
 late Lieut. 3rd Batt. York and Lanes. Regt., and Lieut. 
 Northumberland Hussars, b. 1866 \_m. 1897, Violet Ida, d. 
 of John Charles Worsley Montagu ; and has issue — Percy 
 Montagu Nevile, Gentleman, b. 1904 ; Rhoda Violet Mary ; 
 and Dorothy Mabel Thelma] ; (2) Sandford Grant Radcliffe 
 Nevile, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. , b. 1875; (3) Malhert 
 Martin Huyshe Nevile, Esq., Capt. Yorks Regt., b. 1877 
 [m. 1904, Evelyn Sophia, d. of James Montagu of Malton 
 Park, Doncaster ; and has issue — Joan Adeline] ; (4) Gervys 
 Charles Nevile, Gentleman, b. 1880; (5) Guy Lister Nevile, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886 ; Maude Ellen ; and Joyce Etheline. 
 Seat — Skelbrooke Park, Doncaster, Yorks. 
 
 NEVILL, quartered by CONYERS and FLO YER. 
 
 NEVILLE, quartered by DU MOULIN-BROWNE 
 and MOSTYN. 
 
 NEVILLE (R.L., H. Coll., 1885). Sable, a chevron 
 invected vair between three lions rampant or, each holding 
 between the paws an escutcheon argent, charged with an 
 eagle's head erased azure. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed sable, on 
 the breast and upon each wing an escutcheon or, charged 
 with a lion's head erased also sable. 
 
 Son of late Rev. John Neville White of Tivetshall, 
 Norfolk :— 
 
 James Sewell Neville, Esq. (formerly White), J. P. co. 
 Norfolk, Judge of High Court at Calcutta 1876-1882, b. 
 1827; m. 1862, Emelyn A., eld. d. of late J. Stogdon of 
 Heavitree. Res. — Sloley House, Sloley, Norwich. 
 
 NEVILLE (U.O.). Barry of four argent and azure, 
 on a chief gules, a saltire of the first. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest--Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head 
 pied, attired of the first, charged with a rose as in the arms. 
 Motto—" Ne vile velis." 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Alexander Neville, b. 1814; 
 d. ; m. 1844, Katherine, d. of Rev. Josiab 
 
 Crampton, M.A. , Rector of Castle Connel : — 
 William Brent Neville, Esq., Col. (ret.) 4th Batt. Roy. 
 Irish Fus.,^. ; m. , and has issue. Res.^ 
 
 Richard Neville, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Josiah Philip Crampton Neville, Esq., Major 14th Bengal 
 Lancers, b. . Res.— 
 
 Yr. son of Brent Neville, b. ; d. 1836 ; m. , 
 
 Catherine, d. of John Mapas of Killiney Castle, co. 
 
 Dublin :— 
 
 Major Robert Neville, formerly sist Regt., served in the 
 
 Crimea,/^. 1824; m. 1857, Emma Helsham, only surviving 
 
 child of William Helsham-Caudler-Brown ; and has issue — 
 
 (i) William Caudler Neville, Esq.. D.S.O., Major ist Batt. 
 
 Cheshire Regt., b. 1859 [m. 1892, Amy, d. of Colin Ross of 
 
 Gruinards ; and has issue — Robert Arthur Ross Neville, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1896; and Maud Christian]; (2) Rev. Brent 
 
 Richard Robert Neville, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Rector 
 
 of St. Lawrence, Ventnor, b. 1861 [m. 1891, Margaret, 
 
 d. of Joseph Shaw of Woodleigh, Cheltenham ; and has 
 
 issue three daus.]; Emma Catherine Alice; and Maud 
 
 Charlotte Elizabeth Anne [m. 1896, Athelstan Robert 
 
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 iVvce, late Capt. 13th Hussars]. Seats. — Ahanure, Co. 
 Kilkenny ; Rocklield, Hallybrack, co. Dublin. 
 
 MILO VICTOR NEVILLE-BAGOT.Genllem.-in. Horn 
 t88o. being the only son of the late Thomas I'xiward Lloyd 
 Neville- Bagot. Gentleman, of Uiillymoe and Aughrane, in 
 the couniv of Galwny, by his wife Ellen, daughter of 
 Francis Nlraghcr of llallinderry, in the county of Tippe- 
 rary. ArmorUl bMUln^— Quarterly i and 4, ermine, two 
 cbevroncls axure, in the dexter chief point a trefoil slipped 
 vert (for llagol) ; a and 3, argent, on a bend daucett<5e sable, 
 between two plain cotises azure, each chaiKwl with thnc 
 becants, as many tleurs-de-lis or (for CulTe). Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — Issuing from a ducal coronet or, a 
 goat's head ermines, horned of the first. Motto — "Anti- 
 quum obtinens." Seats — Bally moe ; Aughrane Castle, 
 Ballygar ; both in the county of Galway. 
 
 S ROBERT NEVILLE GRENVILLE, Esquire, of But- 
 leigh, Somerset. Educated at Eton and Magdalene 
 Coll., Cambridge (U.A. 1869, M.A. 1873); is a J. P. and 
 D.L. for Somerset (High Sheriff 1900), Patron of two 
 livings, and Captain (retired) W. Somerset Yeo. Cav. 
 Borm Dec. 16, 1846, being the eldest son of Ralph Ne- 
 ville Grenville, Esq., of Butleigh, J. P. and D.L., a Lord 
 of the Treasury, M.P. for Windsor 1841-47, for E. (1865-68) 
 and Mid (1868-78) Somerset (whorf. 1886), by Julia Roberta, 
 fourth dau. of Sir Rol)ert Krankiand Russell, 7th Bart, (she 
 d. 189a). Z-Jt^rv— Blue, with red and white striped vest. 
 Armorial bearuij^— Quarterly i and 4, vert, on a cross 
 argent, five torteaux (for Grenville) ; 2 and 3, gules, on a 
 saltire argent, a rose of the field (for Neville), impaling the 
 arms of Berkeley- Portman, namely, quarterly i and 4, or, a 
 fleur-de-lis azure (for Portman) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron 
 ermine, between ten crosses pat(5e argent, six in chief and 
 four in base (for Berkeley). Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crests— 1. on a wreath of ihe colours, a garb vert (for Gren- 
 ville) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a bull stitant argent, 
 pied sable, collar and chain reflexed over the back or (for 
 Neville). Married, 1879, Gertrude Agnes, dau. of the Rev. 
 Fiuharding Berkeley-Portman, Rector of Staple Fitzpaine. 
 /?«/Vtf««— Butleigh Court, Glastonbury. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM NEVILLE- ROLFE, Gentle- 
 man. Bom July 5, 1851, being the fourth son of the late 
 Charles Fawcett Neville-Rolfe, Esq., J. P., of Heacham 
 Hall, by his first wife Martha Holt, eldest dau. of William 
 Chapman of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Armorial bearings-- 
 Quarterly i and 4, gyronny of eight or and azure, on a chitf 
 sable, three annulets argent (for Rolfe) ; 2 and 3, gules, five 
 fusils conjoined in fessc or, each charged with an ermine 
 spot sable, a bordure nebuly argent (for Neville) Mantling; 
 azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount vert, thereon issuant out of a crescent gules a rose 
 argent, slipped vert (for Neville) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion's head erased argent, fretty gules. Motto — 
 "Cresco crescendo." Married, firstly, Oct. 1882, Fanny 
 Kunigunda Clive, dau. of Frederick Walpole Keppel of 
 I^xham Hall, Norfolk ; and has Issue~{j) Clive Neville- 
 Rolfe, Gentleman, R.N. ; (2) Randolph Neville-Rolfe, 
 Gentleman ; Louisa Ethel ; and Kunigunda. He married 
 secondly, Oct. 30, 1895. Maude Isabel, dau. of G. Colt, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Residence— 
 
 ERNEST NEVILLE-ROLFE. Esquire, Companion of 
 the Most Hon. Order of the Bath, Rear-Admiral. Born 
 1847, being the son of the late Charles F. Neville-Rolfe, 
 Esq., J. P., of Heacham Hall, co. of Norfolk ; was created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 1884. 67«*— United Service. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gyronny of eight or 
 and azure, on a chief sable, three annulets argent (for Rolfe) ; 
 a and 3 gules, five fusils conjoined in fesse or. each charged 
 with an ermine spot sable, a bordure nebuly argent (for 
 Neville), and pendent below the escutcheon his badge as a 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; 
 and for his Crests, 1. upon a wreath of the colours, a mount 
 vert, thereon issuant out of a crescent gules a rose argent, 
 slipped vert (for Rolfe) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion s head erased argent, fretty gules (for Neville) ; with the 
 Motto, "Cresco crescendo." Married, 1885, Janet, daughter 
 of the late James Brand of Bedford Hill House, Balham, in 
 the county of Surrey. Postal address — 167 Victoria Street 
 London, S.W. 
 
 EUSTACE NEVILLE-ROLFE, Esquire, H.M. Consul- 
 General at Naples. M.V.O.. J. P. co. Norfolk. B.A. of the 
 University of Cambridge. Bom 1845. being the eldest 
 son of the late Charles Fawcett Neville-Rolfe, Justice of 
 the Peace, of Heacham, by his wife Martha Holt, eldest 
 daughter of William Chapman, Esquire. Armorial bear- 
 iOffS — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gyronny 
 of eight or and azure, on a chief sable, three annulets 
 argent (for Rolfe) ; a and 3 gules, five fusils conjoined in 
 fesse or, each charged with an ermine spot .sable, all within 
 a l)ordure nebuly argent (for Neville). U|>on the escut- 
 cheon is pLiced a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 nianiling azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon issuant out 
 of a crescent gules a rose argent, slipped vert (for Rolfe) j 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 argent, fretty gules (for Neville) ; with the Motto, "Cresco 
 crescendo." Married, 1867, Emily Aul«;r Frances, 
 youngest daughter of the late Robert Thornhill, Esquire; 
 and has had Issue — Amy [m. Robert Theodore Glinther, 
 Fellow of Magdelen College. Oxford]; Ivy (rf. at Naples, 
 April 189a); and Dorothy [»«. Richard Holme, of Naples], 
 Estate and postal address— HcAchum Hall. King's Lynn. 
 
 ©HERBERT NEVILLE-ROLFE, Gentleman, Cap- 
 tain R.N. Born June 16, 1854, being the fifih son 
 of the late Charles Fawcett Neville-Rolfe, Est]., J. P., of 
 Heacham Hall, by his first wife Martha Holt, eldest dau. 
 of William Chapman of Newcasile-on-Tyne. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4. gyronny of eight or and azure, 
 on a chief sable, three annulets argent (for Rolfe) ; 2 and 3, 
 gules, five fusils conjoined in fesse or, each charged witli an 
 ermine spot sable, a bordure nebuly (for Neville). Mantling 
 azure and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, aj 
 mount vert, thereon issuant out of a crescent gules a ros 
 argent, slipped vert (for Neville) ; 2, on a wreath of th^ 
 colours, a lion's head erased argent, fretty gules. Motto- 
 " Cresco crescendo." Married, Feb. 17, 1896. Matel, only 
 dau. of the Rev. Canon Barff of Naples ; and has /ssui 
 — Guy Neville-Rolfe, Gentleman, d, Nov. 21, i ' 
 lone ; and Dorothy. Residence — Nailsea House, Nailscajj 
 Somerset. 
 
 S HENRY GERARD FENTON NEWALL, EsquireJ 
 M.ijor, late 3rd Batt. Lane. Fusiliers, J. Pi 
 lOpWiaYI CO. of Bute. /?<?/-« January 28, 1853, being 
 4\A%^W%Ml the eldest son of the late Henry NewallJ 
 Esquire, Justice of the Pe.acc, of Hare Hilll 
 Littleborough, by his wife Maria, daughter of John Fenton J 
 Esquire, ofCrimble Hall, Rochdale, Member of Parliament! 
 
 Justice of the Peace. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Ayr County, 
 Royal Northern Yacht. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 
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 and 4, party per pale gules and azure, three covered cups 
 within an orle or (for Newall) ; 2. or, on a chief per pale 
 gules and sable, three bezants ; 3. vert, a lion rampant 
 argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a Saracen's head affront^e proper, wreathed 
 round the temples or and gules, suspended from the mouth 
 by a ribbon of the last an escutcheon paly, indented of four 
 also or and gules; with the Motto, " Non recedam." 
 Married, June i, 1876, Barbara, only daughter of the 
 late Henry Gibb of Eilyer, Australia ; and has had Issue 
 — Ruby Mary ; Eileene Barbara ; and Heather Stuart 
 Fenton [d. 1896). Estates — Hare Hill, Littleborough ; 
 Inchfield, Walsden. Rendence — The Links House, St. 
 Andrews, N.B. 
 
 ALFRED NEWDIGATE, Gentlemnn, M.A. Born 
 1829, being the son of Francis Newdigate of Kirk and West 
 Hallam, by his wife Lady Barbara Maria Legge. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, three lions' gambs erased argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a fleur-de-lis argent. Married, i860, Selina, three 
 dau. of Rev. G. Boynton ; and has Issue — ( i ) Rev. Charles 
 Newdigate, b. 1863 ; (2) Bernard Henry Newdigate, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1869; (3) Sebastian Francis Newdigate, Gentleman, 
 b. 1880 ; Mary ; Agnes ; Edith ; Katherine ; Barbara. Resi- 
 dence — 27 Clarendon Square, Leamington. 
 
 argent. Motto — " Foyall loyall. " A/arr^>(/, Oct. 13, 1888, 
 the Hon. Elizabeth Sophia Lucia, dau. of Rt. Hon. 3rd 
 Lord Bagot ; and has Issue — Lucia Charlotte Susan, and 
 Susan Theodora. 6Va/j— Arbury, Astley Castle ; Weston- 
 in-Arden, Nuneaton, co. Warwick; and West Hallam, co. 
 Derby. Town residence — i Tilney Street, Park Lane, W. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors'. 
 
 GEORGE NEWDIGATE, Esquire, J. P. cos. Derby, 
 Salop, and Berks, Lieut. -Col. late 3rd Batt. Derbyshire 
 Regt. Born 1826, being the fifth son of the late Francis 
 Newdigate of Kirk and West Hallam, by his wife Lady 
 Barbara Maria Legge, dau. of Rt. Hon. George, 3rd 
 Earl of Dartmouth. Armorial bearings — Gules, three 
 lions' gambs erased argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lis argent. 
 Residence — 2 Saffron's Road, Eastbourne. Club — United 
 Service. 
 
 §SiR HENRY RICHARD LEGGE NEWDIGATE, 
 K.C.B., Lieut. -Gen. in the Army (retired), late Rifle 
 Brigade, J. P. co.'of Warwick. Born Dec. 24, 1832, being 
 the seventh son of Francis Newdigate of Kirk and West 
 Hallam, by his wife Lady Barbara Maria Legge, dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. George, 3rd Earl of Dartmouth. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, three lions' gambs erased argent, impaling 
 
 § FRANCIS ALEXANDER NEWDIGATE-NEW- 
 DEGATE [assumed the additional name of Newdegate 
 by Royal Licence in 1902, under the will of the late Rt. Hon. 
 C. N. Newdegate], Esquire, M.P. , J. P. for co. Warwick, 
 D.L. for cos. Warwick and Derbyshire. Born Dec. 31, 1862, 
 being the only son of Lieut.-Col. Francis William Newdigate, 
 Coldstream Guards, by his wife Charlotte, dau. of Field- 
 Marshal Sir Alexander Woodford, G.C.B., G.C.M.G. 
 Livery (dress) — White coat, scarlet waistcoat, white 
 stockings ; (undress) — buff coat, black and red striped waist- 
 coat, black trousers. Armorial bearings — Gules, three 
 
 lions' gambs erased argent, impaling the arms of Bagot, 
 namely ermine, two chevronels azure. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lis 
 
 the arms of Shirley, namely, paly of six or and azure, a 
 quarter ermine. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a fleur-de-lis argent. Married, 
 1886, Phillis, dau. of Rev. Arthur G. S. Shirley of Ettington, 
 late Vicar of Stinsford, Dorchester ; and has Issue — Richard 
 Francis Newdigate, Esq., b. May 17, 1895 ; Violet Phyllis ; 
 Millicent ; and Winifred Mary Augusta. Residence — Gable 
 End, Allesley, near Coventry. Club — United Service. 
 
 SThe Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM WALLACE 
 HOZIER, Baron Newlands of Newlands and Bar- 
 rowfield, in the co. of the city of Glasgow, and of Mauldslie 
 
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 Castle, in the co. of I-anark, and a Baronet, Vice-Lieut., 
 J. P., IX I^, and Convenor of the Commissioners of Supply 
 of Lanarkshire. J. P. and D.L. for the co. of the city of 
 Glasgow, and J. P. for Argyllshire ; served as Lieut, in the 
 Royal Scots Greys, and is a Lieut. -Col. (retired list) of the 
 Auxiliary Forces. lh>m Feb. 34, 1825, bi-ing tlie eldest 
 son of the late Janies Hoiicr of Newlands, and Mauldslie 
 Castle, in the co. of Lanark, Esq., j.P. and D.L., by 
 
 side, a dapple - ^rcy horse, gorged with a riband, anS 
 suspended therefrom an escutcheon gules charged with 
 three bezants in chevron. Married, Aug. i, 1849, Frances 
 Anne, dau. of John O'Hara of Raheen, by his wife Ara- 
 bella, dau. of Sir John Blake. Biirt., of Menlough Castle; 
 and by her (who d. Jan. 13. 1891) h;is Issue— 'Y\\& Hon. 
 James Henry Cecil Hozier, M.P. for Soutli Lan.-irkshire 
 since 1886, J.P. and D.L. for the co. of Lanark, b, April 
 
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 his wife Catherine Margaret, dau. of Sir William Feilden, 
 Bart., of Feniscowles, for many years M.P. for Black- 
 burn. Clubs — Carlton, Army and Navy, New (Edinburgh), 
 Western (Glasgow). Ztt'tfrv'— Black, with silver buttons 
 and drab great-coat. Creations— ^2ixox\, Jar 19, 1898; 
 Baronet, June 12, 1890. Armorial IsearingB— He bears 
 for Arms — Vair, on a chevron gules, three bezants, a 
 chief gyronny of eight or and sable. Upon the escut- 
 cheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet, is placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon 
 a helmet befitting his degree. MantHtig guJes doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a bloodhound sejant projier ; and on an escroU over the 
 same this Motto, "Aye ready." Supporters— On either 
 
 4, 1851 [»«., May 24, 1880, Lady Mary, second dau. of 
 the Most Honourable William Cecil, third Marquess of 
 Exeter]; the Hon. Arabella Rose Evelyn \m., April 3, 
 1879, Sir William James Gardiner Baird, eighth Bart., of 
 Saughton Hall] ; the Hon. Catherine Rose ; and the Hon. 
 Mary Haughton \m., June 13, 1895, the Rt. Hon. Wallace 
 Cochrane-Baillie, second Baron Lamington, G.C.M.G.]. 
 Residences — Mauldslie Castle, Carluke, N. 15. ; 16 Grosvenor 
 Place, London, S.W. 
 
 The Reverend GEORGE WILLIAM NEWMAN. 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Pembroke Coll., Oxon. Born 
 March r, 1850, being the second son of the late Henry 
 Wenman Newman, Esq., of Thornbury Park, by his wife 
 
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 Frances Margaret, eldest dau. of the Rev. John Joseph 
 Goodenough, D.D. , Rector of Broughton Pogis, co. Oxford. 
 Armorial beaxing'S — Quarterly sable and argent, in the 
 first and fourth quarters three mullets of the second, in 
 the centre an inescutcheon gules, charged with a portcullis 
 imperially crowned or, being an augmentation granted by 
 Charles II. to Col. Newman for his loyalty at the battle 
 of Worcester. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a swallow rising proper. Motto — 
 " Lux mea Christus." Seat — (In remainder to) Thornbury 
 Park, near Bristol. Postal address — i Priory Terrace, 
 Cheltenham. Clud — Junior Conservative. 
 
 HENRY ASHBURNHAM TOLL NEWMAN, Gentle- 
 man, late 40th Foot. Born September 27, 1847, being 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Wenman Newman, Es- 
 quire, of Thornbury Park, by his wife Frances Margaret, 
 eldest daughter of the Reverend John Joseph Goodenough, 
 Doctor of Divinity, Rector of Broughton Pogis, in the 
 county of Oxford. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly sable and argent, in the first and fourth 
 quarters, three mullets of the second, in the centre an 
 inescutcheon gules, charged with a portcullis imperially 
 crowned or, being an augmentation granted by Charles 
 II. to Colonel Newman for his loyalty at the battle of 
 Worcester. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a swallow 
 rising proper. MottO — "Lux mea Christus." Married, 
 June 5, 1883, Margaret Greene, daughter of the Reverend 
 Walter McGilvray, Doctor of Divinity, of Aberdeen ; and 
 has had Issue — Ashburnham Walter Goodenough Newman, 
 Gentleman, born May 5, 1884, died March 19, 1888 ; and 
 Margaret Elizabeth. 
 
 SJOHN ROBERT BRAMSTON NEWMAN, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Cork (High Sheriff co. Cork 
 1898), B.A. Cantab., Lord of the Manor of Newberry. 
 
 Born 1871, being the eldest son of the late John Adam 
 Richard Newman, Esq., J. P., D.L., B.A., High Sheriff 
 1874, by his wife Elizabeth Matilda, second dau. of Col. 
 Bramston- Smith, ^.P., D.L., of Pencraig, Llensefin, 
 Anglesea. Livery — Claret, and red facings. Armorial 
 
 bearings — Argent, a chief azure, a chevron between three 
 demi-lions passant gules, impaling the arms of Plunket. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — An eagle's head erased 
 azure, charged with a scollop or. Motto— " Fidelitatis vis 
 Magna." Married, 1895, Hon. Olive Anne (who d. 1896), 
 second dau. of his Grace the Most Rev. Lord Plunket, D.D. , 
 Archbishop of Dublin. He m. secondly, 1898, Geraldine, 
 only child of the late Col. William Pretyman, 6oth Rifles. 
 Estates — Newberry Manor, co. Cork. Seat — Newberry 
 Manor, Mallow. Clubs — Isthmian, Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 NEWMARCH, quartered by GORGES. 
 
 Sir GEORGE NEWNES, ist Baronet, J. P. for Devon, 
 formerly M.P. for Cambridgeshire, E., 1885-95. Born 
 March 31, 1851, being the son of the late Rev. Thomas 
 Mold Newnes of Matlock, Derbyshire. Clubs — Devonshire, 
 National Liberal. Armorial bearings — Per fesse or and 
 
 azure, a pale counterchanged, in chief a demi-otter couped 
 between two boars' heads couped, and in base a boars' 
 head couped between two demi-otters couped, all counter- 
 changed. Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-otter sable, holding in its 
 mouth a roll of paper argent, and resting the sinister paw 
 on a boar's head couped or. Motto — " Festina prudenter." 
 Married, 1875, Priscilla Jenny, dau. of the late Rev. James 
 Hillyard of Leicester; and has Issue — Frank Hillyard 
 Newnes, Esq., b. Sept. 28, 1876. Seats — Hollerday Hill, 
 Lynton, N. Devon; Hesketh House, Torquay. Residence 
 — Wildcroft, Putney Heath, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE BELLINGHAM NEWPORT, Esquire, of 
 Rockview, co. Kilkenny, J. P. co. Kilkenny, High Sheriff 
 1900. Bom 1857, being the third son of the late Charles 
 Newport, Esq., J. P. of Waterford, by Priscilla, youngest dau. 
 of the late Joseph Greene, Esq., R.M. for co. Kilkenny, and 
 niece of Sir John Newport, ist Bart. (ext.). Armorial bear- 
 ingfs— Or, a chevron gules, between three leopards' faces 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a unicorn's head erased argent, armed, maned, 
 bearded, and ducally gorged or. Motto — " Ne supra modum 
 sapere." ^*a/— Rockview, Inistiogue. 
 
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 NEWTON (U.O.). Argent, in chief two lion's rambs 
 ersuetl sable, each KraspinK n key proper, and in base a 
 lion mni|Mint gules, charged with a cross pat6: of the first. 
 ||WP M<"g Siible and argent. OTMt — On a wreath of the 
 colours, ii martlet sable, ch.irged on the breast with a cross 
 pat«!c urgent. Motto — " Faveat fortuna." 
 
 Sons of Robert Newion of Coagh, co. Tyrone, and 
 
 Killymeal Mouse, b. 1831 ; d. 1900; m. 1864, bllizabeth, 
 
 d. of W. 1\ Geoghcgan. M.U. :— 
 Rolicrt Newton, Esq., J. P., b. 1876; m. 190a, Edith 
 KUirence, d. of Charles Roark; ami has issue — Edith 
 Margaret ; .and Norah Alicia. Heat — Killymeal Mouse, 
 CO. Tyrone. 
 
 John Orr Newton, Gentleman, b. 1880. Seal — Fairlough 
 Lodge, Dungannon. 
 
 Son of Andrew Willoughby Newton, Esq., J. P., M.A., 
 
 of Killymeal House, co. Tyrone, b. 1849; d. 1895; 
 
 m. 1873, Blanche, d. of John Howard of Sampford 
 
 Peverell, co. Devon : — 
 Courtenay How.nrd Newton, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; m. 
 1901, Kerthe Eug<5nie Lintilliac. Hes. — The Manor House, 
 Rye, S.O., Sussex. 
 
 NEWTON (U.O.). Azure, two ostrich feathers in 
 sallire, between three boar's heads erased argent, tusked 
 or, in the centre chief point a cross crosslet of the last. 
 ■ffafitling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a ducal coronet or, a boar's head between 
 two ostrich feathers argent, the neck charged with a cross 
 crosslet azure. 
 
 Son of Philip Charles Newton, Esq., J. P. co. Carlow 
 
 (High Sheriff 1869), b. 1837; d. 1902; m. ist, Mary 
 
 Garrett, d. of John William Bathe: — 
 
 Henry Philip Newton, Esq., J. P. co. Carlow (High 
 
 Sheriff 1904), b. 1868. Seat — Mount Leinster, Borris, co. 
 
 Carlow. Clubs — Junior Constitutional, Bengal, Turf 
 
 (Calcutta). 
 
 NEWTON (H. Coll.). Per fesse invected argent and 
 sable, three fusils in chief, each charged with a gjarb, and a 
 castle triple-towered in base all counterchanged. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 
 upon a roundle fusily argent and sable, an owl proper, 
 holding in the beak an ear of wheat leaved and slipped 
 fesseways between two oak-branches fructed also proper. 
 Motto — " Dirigat sapientia." 
 
 Sons of Henry Newton, b. 1827; d. 1904; m. 1850, 
 Mary, d. of Joseph Lockyer: — 
 Frederick Newton, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; m. 1880, 
 Barbara Louisa, d. of Joseph Paul; and has issue — (i) 
 
 Frederick Henry Joseph Newton, Gentleman, b. 1883; (a) 
 George Alban Newton, Gentleman, b. 1884. A'«.— Alver- 
 stoke, Hants. 
 Ernest Newton. Gentleman, b. 1856; m. 1881, Antoinette 
 
 {ohanna, eld. d. of William Hoyack ; and has issue-(i) 
 larold Alexander Newton, Gentleman, b. 1882; (2) Cecil 
 Arthur Newton, Gentleman, ^ 1884; (3) William Gotlfrey 
 Newion, Gentleman, b. 1885. A'«.— 13 Earl's Terrace, 
 Kensington, S.W. ; Hazeley Heath, Winchfield, Hants. 
 C/«*— Arts. 
 
 Walter Newton, Gentleman, b. 1862. Res. — Cheniston 
 Gardens, Kensington. 
 
 NEWTON. Argent, in chief two lions' gambs erased 
 sable, each grasping a key proper, and in base a lion ram- 
 pant gules, charged on the breast with a cross pat(5e of the 
 first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a martlet sable, charged on the breast with a 
 cross pat<5e argent. Motto—" Faveat fortuna." 
 
 Son of Robert William Newton, Esq., of Bellevue, co. 
 
 Londonderry, J. P. cos. Tyrone and Derby, b. i8i8; 
 
 d. 1894 ; m. 1847, Catherine Johanna Voss, d. of 
 
 Capt. John Moore Tittle, J. P., late of Farm Hill, 
 
 Coleraine: — 
 Willoughby Marmaduke Newton, Gentleman, b, 
 1868. ^«.— Clearwell, Portland Avenue, Exmoulh, South 
 Devon. 
 
 NEWTON of Mickleover (R.L., 15 Dec. 1789). Sabk 
 two human shin-bones in saltire argent, the sinister su 
 mounted of the dexter. Mantling sable and argent 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a naked man kneeling 
 on his sinister knee, and holding a sword proper, tli 
 
 Eoint downwards, hilt and pommel or. Motto — " HL 
 abeo non timeo." 
 
 Son of William Leaper Newton of Mickleover, Esg,| 
 J.P., D.L., d. 1851; m. , Henrietta, d. of Jc" 
 White of The Lawn, Herts : — 
 Charles Edmund Newton, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 Derby (High Sheriff 1882), late Major Derby R.V.l 
 b. 6 Jan. 1831 ; m. ist, 19 July 1855, Anne Rosamond 
 {d. 1864), only d. of John Curzon of Breedon, Leics. ; 2nd^ 
 I Feb. 1866 ; Mary Henrietta (d. 1893), only d. of Capt 
 Moore, 17th Regt. ; 3rd, 4 May 1896, Hon. Diana, eld. <f 
 of Augustus Henry, 6th Baron Vernon ; and has had issu 
 — (i) Robert Curzon Newton, Esq., Capt. 3rd Batt. 
 Irish Rifles, late Lieut. 5th Dragoon Gds., b. 1857; d. 15 
 \m. 27 Jan. 1886, Agnes Catherine, d. of late Rev. W. H^ 
 Rich-Jones, V. of Bradford-on-Avon, and Hon. Canon 
 Salisbury]; (2) Francis Curzon Newton, Gentleman, bi 
 27 Apl. 1861 [m. 18 Aug. 1886, Mary Beatrice, ygst. d. 
 Hon. and Rev. Augustus Byron, R. of Kirkby Malloryj 
 Leics. ; and has issue — Rosamond ; Frederica ; and Viole 
 Mary Curzon] ; Helen Rosamond [m. 1884, Rev. W. Hj 
 Oxley] ; Constance Adelaide ; Edith Eleanor ; Rosamond 
 Cleere [m. 1898, Capt. T. S. Fox-Strangways, R. Irish 
 Rifles] ; Mary Leaper [»«. 1893, Lt.-Col. Arthur Newton 
 St. Quintin] : Frances Emily ; and Margaret Ethel. Seai- 
 Mickleover Manor, Derby. 
 
 SSiR ALFRED JAMES NEWTON, 1st Baronet (1900),! 
 one of H.M.'s Lieuts. for the City of London, Alder-f 
 man of Bassishaw Ward from 1890, served the last Shrievalty! 
 of London and Middlesex 1889, Lord Mayor 1900 (C.I. V.I 
 year), a Governor of the Royal Hospitals, and one of thei 
 Almoners of Christ's Hospital, received the Hon. Freedontl 
 of Scarborough 1900, Master of the Girdler's Company! 
 1899 -1900, Silver Medallist Royal Agricultural Society^ 
 1889. Has Grand Cordon of the Medjidie (R.L. Nov. 
 1900). During his Mayoralty he founded the City of 
 London Imperial Volunteers, and raised over a million and 
 a half sterling for the Transvaal War Fund, the Indian 
 Famine, and the Ottawa Fire ; contested Southwark (L.U.) 
 1900. [Has the Highest Class of the Lion and Sun (Persia), 
 and is an officer of the following, viz., Leopold of Belgium, 
 Takova, and Grand Cordon of St. Sarva of Servia, and 
 Polar Star of Sweden and Norway, but has not yet re- 
 ceived a Royal Licence to use these Orders in England]. 
 Born 1849, being the third son of the late G. Beeforth 
 Newton of Kottingham, near Hull, by Helen his wife, 
 daughter of Robert Rowe of Liverpool. Livery — Dark 
 blue, yellow facings. Armorial bearing^— Azure, two 
 shin bones in saltire, the sinister surmounted of the dexter 
 or, between as many roses in fesse argent, barbed and 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 1015 
 
 seeded proper, on a chief of the second a lotus flower 
 leaved and slipped of the last. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of the battlements 
 of a tower or, a cubit arm erect in chain armour, the hand 
 grasping a sword in bend sinister proper, pommel and hilt 
 
 or, suspended from the blade of the sword a banner argent 
 charged with a dagger erect gules within two branches 
 of oak slipped and saltireways also proper. Married, 
 1874, Elizabeth Jane (Lily), eldest dau. of late Joseph 
 Watson of Mitcham Common ; and has Issue — Harry Kot- 
 tingham Newton, Esq., M.A. (New Coll., Oxon.), Barrister- 
 at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), one of H.M.'s Lieutenants for the 
 City of London, was Hon. Organising Secretary for the 
 Equipment of the C.LV. , and in that capacity accompanied 
 the Corps to the front, b. 1875 ; and Muriel Prudhoe. 
 Postal (Z(/rf/-«.f«— Kottingham House, Burton-on-Treiit ; 
 The Wood, Sydenham Hill, Kent, S.E. Clubs — Gresham 
 and Bath. 
 
 ANDREW WILLOUGHBY NEWTON, Esq., J. P., 
 M.A. , Barrister-at-Law. Born Jan. 14, 1849, being the 
 eldest son of Courtenay Newton, Esq., of Killyineal House, 
 CO. Tyrone, J. P., by his wife Anne, dau. of Richard Howard 
 of Mitcham, Surrey. Club — St. Stephen's. Armorial 
 bearing's — Argent, in chief two lions' gambs erased sable, 
 each grasping a key proper, and in base a lion rampant 
 gules, charged on the breast with a cross pat^e of the first. 
 Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a martlet sable, charged on the 
 breast with a cross pat6e argent. Motto — Faveat fortuna." 
 Married, Aug. 15, 1872, Blanche, eldest dau. of John 
 Howard of Sainpford Peverell, co. Devon ; by whom he had 
 Issue — (i) Courtenay Howard Newton, Gentleman, b. May 
 15, 1874; (2) Willoughby John Newton, d. an infant; (3) 
 Andrew Winstanley Newton, Gentleman, b. Sept. 12, 1879 ; 
 and Annie Adelaide. Residence — 
 
 ARTHUR H. NEWTON, Gentleman, formerly of Bel- 
 size Court, Hampstead. Armorial bearingB— 
 
 Crest- On a wreath 
 of the colours, two demi-griffins segreant and respecting 
 each other sable, and supporting between their claws a 
 cross flory or. Motto—" Fides cum officio." 
 
 COURTENAY HOWARD NEWTON. Gentleman. 
 Born May 15, 1874, being the eldest son of the late Andrew 
 Willoughby Newton, Esq., J. P., M.A. , Barrister-at-Law, 
 by his wife Blanche, eldest dau. of John Howard of Samp- 
 ford Peverell, co. Devon. Armorial bearings — Argent, in 
 chief two lions' gambs erased sable each grasping a key 
 proper, and in base a lion rampant gules, charged on the 
 
 breast with a cross patde of the first. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a martlet sable, 
 charged on the breast with a cross pat6e argent. MottO — 
 "Faveat fortuna." Married, June 29, 1901, Berthe Eugenie, 
 only dau. of P. E. Lintilhac of 8 Great Winchester Street, 
 E.C. Seat — Killymeal House, co. Tyrone. Residence — 
 9 Royal Crescent, W. 
 
 S PHILIP JOCELYN NEWTON, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Carlow (High Sheriff 1846). Born , being 
 
 the only son of the late Walter Newton of Dunleckney, by 
 Anne, dau. of the Hon. George Jocelyn (and niece of 2nd 
 Earl of Roden). Club — Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, two ostrich feathers in saltire between 
 three boars' heads erased argent, tusked or, in the centre 
 chief point a cross crosslet of the last. Mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 boar's head between two ostrich feathers argent, the neck 
 charged with a cross crosslet azure. Motto — " Pro patria." 
 Married, ist, 8841, Henrietta Maria, dau. of John Kennedy 
 of Cultra ; 2nd, 1851, Emily, dau. of Sir Daniel Toler Os- 
 borne, nth Bart, (she died 18 — ) ; and has surviving Issue — 
 Four daughters. Seat — Dunleckney Manor, Bagenalstown. 
 
 CHARLES FREDERIC NEWTON-DEAKIN, Gentle- 
 man, Master of Arts, Barrister-at-Law, fifth son of the 
 late Colonel James Henry Deakin, Esquire, of Moseley 
 Hall, Cheshire, and Werrington Park, Devon, Justice of the 
 Peace, sometime Member of Parliament for Launceston, by 
 his wife Martha, daughter of the late John Newton of High 
 Leigh, in the county of Cheshire, and assumed by Royal 
 License in 1887 the additional surname of Newton. Cltib 
 — Royal Thames Yacht. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 
 for Arms : Gules, a lion passant, between two others ram- 
 pant or, within two flaunches argent, each cnarged with a 
 mullet pierced sable, impaling the arms of Cheetham, namely 
 argent, gutt6e-de-sang, a cross parted and fretty sable, be- 
 tween in the first and fourth quarters a griffin segreant, in 
 the second a fleam, and in the third a cross potent, all of 
 the second ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm embowed proper, holding in the hand a battle- 
 axe in bend sinister argent, pendent from the wrist by a 
 riband an escutcheon argent, charged with a lion rampant 
 sable, holding between the paws a cross pat6e fitch^e gules. 
 Motto — " Stryke, Dakyns, the Devil's in ye hempe." Mar- 
 ried, August II, 1887, Alice Mary, eldest daughter of Joshua 
 Milne Cheetham, Esquire, Memtaer of Parliament, Justice 
 of the Peace, of Eyford Park, in the county of Gloucester ; 
 and has Issue — Charles Humphrey Newton-Deakin, Gentle- 
 man, born July 12, 1892 ; and Frederica Mary. Estate — 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Bit 
 
 Tennni-incommon for life of th«5 Moseley Hall Estate, 
 Ch«adle, in the county of Cheshire, fostal address— Royal 
 lluinies Yacht Club, 7 Allieiiiarle Street, W. 
 
 JOSEPH BALDWIN NIAS, Esquire, Doctor of Medi- 
 cine of the University of Oxford. Horn December 13, 1856, 
 being the eldi-si son of the Inie Admiral Sir Joseph Nlas, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, by his wife Caroline Isabella, daughter of John 
 Laing. Armorial bearings— He bears for Amu: Party 
 per pale gules and azure, a naval crown, and issuant there- 
 from a flag or, inscrilx?d with the word " China" in letters 
 sable, between four Cornish choughs argent, beaked and 
 memlicred of the first. Alx)ve the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet iK'fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; 
 and for the OTMt, on a wreath of the colours, an anchor 
 fesseways, with cable sable, thereon a Cornish chough 
 
 8 roper, gorged with a collar engrailed or ; with the 
 [otto, "Juvante Deo." Married, Jan. 8, 1896, Prances 
 Miriam Claire, second dau. of Capt. Hldmund Marmaduke 
 Dayrell ; and has Issue — Felicity Frances Ysoliel. Postal 
 address — 5 Rosary Gardens, South Kensington, S.W. 
 
 NIBLETT (H. Coll.) Quarterly, 1. azure, on a chevron 
 between three eagles rising or, as many bars gemel gules 
 (Niblett) ; 2. paly of six argent and sable, three eagles 
 displayed counlerchanged (Whitcomb) ; 3. argent, a fesse 
 between three cinquefoils sable (Mavesyn) ; 4. quarterly 
 gules and ermine, in the first and fourth quarters a goat's 
 head erased proper (Morton). Mantling .izure and argent. 
 
 Montrose, N.B. Bom April 14, 1844, being the eldest son 
 of James Niblock of Cornoglar, in the co. of Monaghan, 
 by his wife Mary, only child of John Stuart of Ednencane, 
 in the co. of Monaghan, Ireland; assumed the arms and 
 the additional name of Stuart on succeeding to the estate 
 of his maternal grandfather in 1883. Armorial bearing! 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising quar- 
 terly or and argent. Motto — " Sicut aquilae p)enis." 
 
 Son of Rev. Edward Henry Niblett, B.A., Rector of 
 
 Redmarley, co. Worcester, b. 1810; d. 1878; m. 1848, 
 
 Mary Anne, d. of James Law Stewart of Jamaica : — 
 
 Rev. Henry Morion Niblett, Rector of Redmarley, b. 
 
 1854; is m. and has issue — (i) Basil Morton Niblett, 
 
 Gentleman , b. 1888 ; Maud Marian ; aud Kathleen Mabel. 
 
 Kes. — The Rectory, Redmarley, Worcestershire. 
 
 The Rev. JAMES NIBLOCK -STUART, Bachelor 
 of Arts, Clergyman of the Established Church of Scotland, 
 Benefice First Charge of the Collegiate Church, parish of 
 
 — Or, a fesse checquy azure and argent, between threel 
 trefoils slipped vert. Above the shield is a helmet befitting j 
 his degree, with a Mantling gules doubled argent ; and j 
 issuing from a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 demi-lion gules, armed and langued azure, holding in his 
 dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert ; in an escroll over the 
 same this Motto, "Facta non verba." Married, June 11, 
 1869, Lizzie Smith, second dau. of Joseph Gray of Rock- 
 field, Monaghan ; and has Issue — (i) William Johnston j 
 Smith Niblock-Stuart, Gentleman, b. Aug. 9, 1871 ; (2)^ 
 James Stuart Niblock-Stuart, Gentleman, b. March 6, 
 1878 ; (3) Joseph Gray Niblock-Stuart, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 22, 1881 ; (4) John Herbert Niblock-Stuart, Gentleman, 
 b, Feb. 25, 1884 ; Elizabeth Marion ; Caroline Louise ; 
 and Julia Evellyn. Residence — The Manse, Montrose, 
 Scotland. Club — Primrose. 
 
 NICHOLLS, quartered by TRAFFORD. 
 
 FRANCIS MORGAN NICHOLS, Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Essex, Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn, M.A. of Oxford 
 {where he was formerly Fellow of Wadham College), and ' 
 F.S.A. Born April 29, 1826, being the third son of John 
 Bowyer Nichols of Hangor Vale, Ealing, and Parliament 
 Street, Westminster, F.S.A. , by his wife Eliza, dau. of John 
 Baker, Master of the Society of Apothecaries in 1822. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, on a fesse humett^ between 
 three lions' heads erased or, two eagles rising of the field. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion's head erased azure, gorged with a collar gemelles or, 
 between two wings paly of six or and azure. Motto — 
 " Labor ipse voluplas." Married, April 2, 1857, Mary, 
 eldest dau. and co-heir of Walter Buchanan of Penrith, co. 
 Cumberland, and Sussex Place, Paddington, J.P. co. 
 Middlesex; and has Issue — (i) John Bowyer Buchanan 
 Nichols, b. Nov. 13, 1859 \m., Aug. 4, 1892, Catherine 
 Louisa, dau. of Capt. Edward Bouverie Pusey, R.N., and 
 has issue, Robert Malise Bowyer Nichols, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 6, 1893]; (2) Walter Buchanan Nichols, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 13, i860 [m., Helen Emily, dau. of Rev. Canon 
 Charles F. Norman of Mistley Place, Essex] ; Irene ; and 
 Isabel {m., Sept. 28, 1887, Capt. John Lindley, Royal 
 Dragoons, eldest son of Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Lindley]. 
 5?a/— Lawford Hall, near Manningtree, Essex. Club — 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 H^ is tHe Military Cockade. 
 
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 HARRY SIDNEY NICHOLS, Gentleman, formerly of 
 Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, gutt(5e-d'eau, on a chevron argent between two demi- 
 lions couped in chief, and an eagle displayed in base or, a 
 bee volant proper. Mantling' azure and argent. Crest^ 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion couped or, charged 
 with three human hearts gules between two eagles' legs 
 erased at the thigh sable. Motto— " Aquila non capit 
 muscas." 
 
 JOHN BRUCE NICHOLS, Gentleman, M.A. of St. 
 John's College, Oxford. Born 1848, being the only son of 
 the late John Gough Nichols, Gentleman, F.S.A. , by Lucy, 
 dau. and co-heir of the late Fr(>derick Lewis, Comm. R.N. 
 Clubs — Albemarle, Athenseum. Livery — Dark blue. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Azure, on a fesse humettde between 
 three lions' heads erased or, two eagles rising of the field. 
 Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased azure, gorged with a 
 collar gemel or, between two wings paly of six or and azure. 
 
 Motto— " Labor ipse voluptas." Matrted, ist, 1874, 
 Frances Eliza, dau. of Henry Morgan of Norwich ; 2nd, 
 1885, Emily, dau. of Clement J. Hawkins of Cheltenham ; 
 and has Issue— [\) John Cradock Morgan Nichols, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1876; (2) Charles Tyssen Nichols, Gentleman, b. 
 1879 ; Lucy Catherine ; Margery Alice ; Evelyn Frances ; 
 and Cicely Maud. Seat — Holmwood Park, Dorking. 
 
 NICHOLSON, quartered by SHAW. 
 
 NICHOLSON, see BADENACH-NICOLSON. 
 
 NICHOLSON. Per pale dovetailed azure and gules, 
 two bars argent, guttde-de-sang, in chief two suns in 
 splendour argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 A lion's head erased, in front of rays proper. Livery — 
 Blue cloth, canary-coloured facings. 
 
 Sons of William Norris Nicholson, Esq., M.A. Camb., 
 
 Barrister-at-Law, Master in Lunacy, b. ; w. , 
 
 Emily, d. of James Stock Daniel : — 
 
 Charles Norris Nicholson, Gentleman, b. 1857; in. 1882, 
 
 Amy Letitia, d. and h. of George Crosfield ; and has 
 
 issue — George Crosfield Norris Nicholson, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1884 ; Dorothea Marian Norris ; and Olivia Joyce Norris. 
 
 Res. — 35 Harrington Gardens, London, S.W. ; Sawley 
 
 Hall, Ripon, Yorks. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 Lothian Demain Nicholson, Esq., b. 1858; m. 1882, 
 Frances Laura, second d. of William Squire of Feltham 
 Hill, Middlesex. Post. add. — 4 Sloane Court, Chelsea. 
 Clubs — Reform, Alpine, Golf. 
 
 NICHOLSON (L.O.). Azure, a triangular castle argent, 
 masoned sable, windows and portcullis gules, on a chief 
 of the second, three laverocks, wings endorsed proper. 
 
 Mantling azure, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a falcon's head couped proper. Motto — 
 " Adjuvante Deo." 
 
 Son of Robert Nicholson of Manchester, Merchant, b. 
 
 1802 ; d. 1886 ; in. 1840, Margaret (</. 1904), d. of 
 
 Samuel Thornely of Liverpool : — 
 Francis Nicholson, Gentleman, F.Z.S., Member British 
 Ornithologists' Union, Corresp. Member of American Orni- 
 thologists' Union, b. 1843; m. 1881, Louisa Williamson (d. 
 1902), d. of Thomas Turley. Res. — Sandicroft, Cambridge 
 Road, Southport. Post. add. — 84 Major Street, Manchester. 
 Club — Union (Manchester). 
 
 NICHOLSON (U.O). Ermine, on a pale sable, three 
 martlets argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a leopard sejant argent spotted 
 sable, thrust through the neck with a demi-lance proper. 
 Motto — " Pro republica." 
 
 Son of Christopher Armitage Nicholson, Esq., of 
 
 Balrath Burry, J. P. and D.L. co. Meath (High Sheriff 
 
 1856). b. 1825; d. 1887; 7«. 1858, Francis Augusta, d. 
 
 of Hon. Augustus Henry Macdonald Moreton : — 
 
 John Hampden Nicholson, Esq., J. P. co. Meath (High 
 
 Sheriff 1895), b. 1871 ; m. 1894, Florence Isabel, d. of 
 
 Thomas Rothwell of Rockfield, Kells; and has issue — 
 
 Christopher Hampden Nicholson, Gentleman, b. 1903; 
 
 and Joyce Frances. Seat — Balrath Burry, nr. Kells, co. 
 
 Meath. 
 
 NICKALLS (H. Coll.). Argent, between two stag's 
 heads caboshed in chief, and as many pheons in base or. 
 Mantling Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a wolfs head erased 
 gules, three pheons or. 
 
 Sons of Tom Nickalls, Gentleman, of Patteson Court, 
 Redhill, b. 1838; d. 1898; m. 1861, Emily, d. of H. 
 Quihampton of Little Totton, Essex ; — 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Bit 
 
 Norman Tom Nicknils, Ksq., Major lath Lancers, 5. 
 1864. /?«. — Hutloson Court, Rcdhill, Surrey. 
 Much Nicknils, Gentleman, t. 1865. 
 {»uy NickalU. (iontloman, f>. 1866. 
 Vivian Nickalls, Gentleman, fi. 
 Son of }*atteson Nickalls of Scabrook, Sandgate, 
 Kent, and of Haiieson Court, Redhill, Surrey, d. ; 
 </. ; M. , Arabella, d. of William Chalk of 
 Milton Chapel, Kent : — 
 Sir Patteson Nickalls, Knt. (1893), J. P., Kent. d. 1836; 
 IN. 1867, Florence (</. 1896), d. of Thomas Scurr Womersley 
 of l^ytonstone. Essex; and has issue — (i) Patteson 
 Womersley Nickalls, Esq., d. 1876; (3) Cecil Patteson 
 Nickalls, Esq., A 1877 [m. Olivia Mary, d. of E. Miller]; 
 H) Morres Nicknils, Esq., *. 1879, iVa/— Fallowfield, 
 Chislehurst, Kent. 
 
 JOHN TETLEY NICKELS. Gentleman. Born Feb. 
 7. 1863, lieing the second son of John Thomas Nickels of 
 "Chenotrie," Gentleman, by Emmeline Rebecca, dan. of 
 Joseph Swabey Tetlcy, Esq., Capt. R.N. (mentioned in 
 despatches 1809). Armorial beurinsrs Per saltire sable 
 and argent, two pheons in pale of the last, and as many 
 Cornish choughs in fesse proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 embowed, vested sable, cuffs argent, the hands holding a 
 crossbow erect, stringed proper. Married, June 8, 1887, 
 Alice Mary, dau. of Samuel Minton of Forton, co. Salop; 
 and has lssue~{\) John Douglas Nickels, Gentleman, b. 
 May 8, 1888 ; (2I Walter Tetlcy Nickels, Gentleman, *. 
 Sept. 22, 1889; (3) Robert Norman Nickels, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 1, 1890; Emmeline Margaret; and Alice Mary. 
 Residence — The Day House, near Shrewsbury. 
 
 WALTER LANYON NICKELS, Gentleman. Bom 
 Jan. 7, 1849, being the eldest son of John Thomas Nickels 
 of "Chenotrie," Gentleman, by Emmeline Rebecca, dau. 
 of Joseph Swabey Tetley Esq., Capt. R.N. (mentioned in 
 despatches 1809). Armorial bearings - Per saltire sable 
 and argent, two pheons in p.ile of the last, and as many 
 Cornish choughs in fesse proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 embowed, vested sable, cuffs argent, the hands holding a 
 crossbow erect, stringed proper. Married, Nov. 4. 1874, 
 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of William Evans ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Walter Lanyon Nickels, Gentleman, b. May 9, 1879; (2) 
 George Comrie Nickels, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, i88i ; Mary 
 Emmeline ; and Beatrice Gwendolen. Residence— ' ' Cheno- 
 trie," Noctorum, near Birkenhead. 
 
 JOHN LEAVER NICKISSON, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale indented or and argent, a chevron 
 
 between two falcons' heads erased in chief and a rose in 
 base gules, barbed vert. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
 colours, two bezants fesseways, thereon a demi-lion ram 
 pant and erased per fesse gules and argent. Motto— 
 "Generositate." Residence— tiinton Manor, Swindon. 
 
 NICKSON, quartered by HELY-HUTCHINSON. 
 
 K WILLIAM EDWARD NICOL, Esquire, J. P., and 
 V Deputy-Lieutenant for the counties of Kincardine and 
 Aberdeen, late Lieut. -Col. commanding the London Scottish 
 RiMe Vols. Bom November 2, 1846, being the eldest son 
 of the late James Dyce Nicol, Esquire, of Ballogie, by 
 his wife Catherine, daughter of Edward Loyd, lianker, of 
 Manchester and London. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Azure, a fesse lietween six mascles argent. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting bis 
 degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a greyhound's head 
 proper. Motto — "Fidele." J/amW, November 20, 1873, 
 Catherine NicoU Lewis, only child of John William Prout 
 of Neasden House, in the county of Middlesex ; and 
 has /ssue — (i) Malcolm William Prout Nicol. Gentleman, 
 born April 20, 1879, died April 4, 1891 ; (2) Randall 
 James Nicol, Gentleman, born August 19, 1882 ; Margery 
 Catherine; and Dorothy Ada. i>eat — Ballogie, Aboyne 
 in the county of Aberdeen. Residences — 37 Queen's Gate, 
 London, S.W. ; and Ballogie, Aboyne, Aberdeenshire. 
 
 JOHN TOUP NICOLAS, Gentleman. Born Oct. 23, 
 1872, being the elder son of the late Granville Toup Nicolas, 
 Esq., Captain in the Royal Navy [only surviving son of the 
 late Rear-Admiral J. Toup Nicolas, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, by his wife Frances 
 Anna, daughter of Nicholas Were of Landcox, in the county 
 of Somerset], by his wife Margaret Elizabeth Graham, 
 dau. of the Very Rev. Peter Colin Campbell, D.D., Princi- 
 pal of Aberdeen University. Armorial bearing^ — He bears 
 for Arms : Gyronny of eight argent and azure, an eagle 
 displayed erminois, on a chief wavy ermine a trident or 
 surmounting in saltire a flagstaff proper, thereon hoisted 
 a pennon gules, both passing through a chaplet of laurel 
 vert, impaling the arms of Campbell, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. gyronny of eight or and sable ; 
 ii. argent, a dexter hand couped in fesse grasping a dagger 
 in pale all proper ; iii. argent, a galley with oars in action 
 sable ; 2 and 3 quarterly or and gules, over all a bend sable, 
 charged with three cross crosslets f^tch(?e argent. Crest 
 — Out of a naval crown or, a demieagle sable, wings ele- 
 vated erminois, each charged with a cross couped gules. 
 Motto — " Patria cara carior fides." [Addition to crest 
 granted to Captain John Toup Nicholas, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and to his descendants, 
 October 18, 1816, the word "Pilot" inscribed on the rim 
 of the naval crown, in commemoration of distinguished 
 services on the east and west coast of Calabria in the sloop 
 "Pilot" in 1810, 1811, and 1812, and for an action in the 
 said sloop with the French ship "La Legere," June 17, 
 1815.] Married, June 1894, Ramsay, n^e Mackay ; and has 
 Issue — John Toup Nicolas, 6. 1895 ; Moana Lizzie Ram- 
 say. Postal address — Titri Waihola, Otago, N.Z. 
 
 NICOLAS (H. Coll., 1832). Argent, a fesse engrailed, 
 and in chief three eagles displayed gules. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a fetter- 
 lock or, the fetter passing through a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers alternately argent and gules. Motto — " Patria 
 cara carior fides." 
 
 Son of Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas, G.C.M.G., Chan- 
 cellor of the Order of St. Michael and St. George [Sup- 
 porters as G.C.M.G. (granted i Dec. 1840)— On either 
 side the Sept Insular lion, viz. a lion guardant with 
 wings elevated, holding in the forepaw a book and 
 seven arrows, with a glory round the head all or], b. 
 ; d. ; m : — 
 Nicholas Harris Nicolas, Esq., C.B., late Chief Clerk 
 Exchequer and Audit Department, b. 1830 ; m. 1884, , 
 
 d. of John Bishop of Bath. Res. — 10 Devonport Street, 
 Hyde Park, London, W. Club—Umoa. 
 
 NICOLLS of Garisker (U.O.). Azure, three pheons 
 points down argent, on a chief of the last, a thistle proper, 
 between two trefoils slipped vert. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a naked arm 
 couped at the elbow and erect proper, charged with a pbeon 
 
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 sable and holding in the hand a bow or, stringed argent. 
 Motto — " As an arrow true." 
 
 Sons of Simon Nicolls, M.D., of Longford, Gentleman, 
 
 d. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Archibald John Nicolls, IX. B. (Dublin), Barrister-at-Law 
 (King's Inns), b. Res. — 3 Kenilworth Terrace, Rathgar. 
 
 Baronet, by his wife Margaret, daughter of the late 
 Rev. George Bissett of Edny, co. Aberdeen. Creation — 
 July 2, 1629. Armorial bearings, as matriculated in 
 Lyon Register 1826— Or, three falcon's heads erased 
 gules. Crest — A demi-lion or, armed and langued gules. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR NICOLSON, nth Baronet, of Carnock 
 (Nova Scotia, Jan. 16, 1637), K.C.B. (1901), K.C.I. E. 
 (1888), K.C.V.O. (1903), C.M.G. (1886). His Britannic 
 Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary 
 at Tangier, and Consul-General at Morocco since 1895, 
 formerly Agent and Consul-General in Bulgaria, Consul- 
 Gen, for Hungary, Sec. of Legation at Teheran, and Sec. 
 of Embassy at Constantinople. Born Sept. 19, 1849, being 
 the second but only surviving son of the late Admiral Sir 
 Frederick William Erskine Nicolson, loth Baronet, C.B. (d. 
 Dec. 29, 1899), by his first wife Mary Clementina Marian, 
 second dau. of James Loch of Drylaw, M.P. Livery — 
 Brown, yellow facings. Armorial bearings— Or, a lion's 
 head between three falcons' heads erased gules, a bordure 
 azure. Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 Supporters — Two eagles or, armed gules. Motto — 
 " Generositate." Married, July 14, 1881, Annie, eldest 
 daughter of John Rutherford of Bruntsfield Place, Edin- 
 burgh, and formerly of lUillawa, Australia; and has 
 Issue — (i) Arthur John Frederick William Nicolson, Es- 
 quire, born June 8, 1882 ; (2) Harald Stanley Nicolson, 
 Esquire, born October 22, 1883 ; (3) Lionel Rutherford 
 Nicolson, Esquire, born 1887 ; (4) Eardley Willoughby 
 Nicolson, Esq., b. 1896; and Annie Vera Violet. Resi- 
 dence — Brough Lodge, Fetlar, Shetland. Clubs — New 
 (Cheltenham), Zetland (Lerwick). 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE, Esquire, 
 Lieut.-Col. Bengal Staff Corps (retired), J. P. for co. of 
 Devon. Bom May 15, 1825, being the third son of the 
 late Alexander Malcolm Nightingale, R. W. Fusiliers 
 (who was son of Sir Edward Nightingale, Bart.), and 
 his wife Marianne, dau. of Major Herbert Beaver, late 
 H.M.'s 19th Regt. Armorial besirings — Per pale ermine 
 and gules, a rose counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an ibex sejant 
 argent, tufted, armed, and maned or. Motto — " Pro Rege 
 at patria." Married, Feb 4., 1858, Martha, second dau. 
 of Major James Winfield, Bengal Army ; and has Issue— 
 Marianne Florence. Residence — Landscore House, Teign- 
 mouth, S. Devon. Clubs — Junior Conservative (London), 
 East Devon (Teignmouth). 
 
 of his liveries, a lion's head erased gules. Motto — " Nil 
 sistere contra." Married, April 20, 1882, Mary Katharine, 
 dau. of the late Capt. Archibald Rowan Hamilton of 
 Killyleagh Castle, Down; and has Issue — (i) Frederick 
 Archibald Nicolson, Esq., b. Jan. 9, 1884; (2) Ersiiine 
 Arthur Nicolson, Esq., b. March 26, 1884; (3) Harold 
 George Nicolson, Esq., b. Nov. 21, 1886; and Clementina 
 Gwendolen Catharine. Residence — British Legation, Tan- 
 gier, Morocco. Club — Travellers'. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR THOMAS BENNETT ROBERT 
 NICOLSON, tenth Baronet of that Ilk and Lasswade, 
 J. P. Victoria, J. P. and D. L. Orkney and Shetland. Born 
 1842, being the son of Sir Arthur Bolt Nicolson, ninth 
 
 NIXON (U.O.). Sable, five bezants, two, two, and one, 
 on a chief engrailed argent, a battle-axe in fesse of the 
 field. Crest — A gamecock proper, charged on the breast 
 with a bezant. Motto — " Toujours prSt.' 
 
 Sons of late Brinsley de Courcy Nixon, sometime 
 
 Lieut. CO. Fife Art., b. 1825; d. 190- ; m. 2nd, 1877, 
 
 Frances Evelyn, d. of Thomas Inglis Hampton : — 
 
 Fergus Brinsley Nixon, Gentleman, Lieut. 6th Inniskilling 
 
 Dragoons, b. 1880. Res. — Seafield, co. Devon. Clubs— 
 
 Cavalry, White's, Bachelors'. 
 
 Bino Hampton Nixon, Gentleman, b. 1884. 
 Sons of late Rev. Eckersall Nixon, M.A., Rector of 
 Ettagh, King's Co., and Canon of Killaloe, by his 
 wife Constantina Mary Anne, d. of Sir Andrew Arm- 
 strong, Bart., M. P. , of Gallen Priory, King's Co. : — 
 Frederick Eckersall Nixon, Gentleman, Lieut, R.A., b, 
 1869. Club — Junior Army and Navy, 
 
 is tlie Na,YaI Cockade, 
 
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 Ji3fr 
 
 sSioh 
 
 Edward Atcberley Eckersall Nixon, Gentleman, I.ieut. 
 R.N.,*. 1878. 
 
 FREDERIC ECKERSALL NIXON-ECKERSALL, 
 Capi. R. A. B»m Sept. 09, 1869, being the eldest son of the 
 lute Rev. Fckcrsall Nixon. M.A., Rector of Ettagh, King's 
 Co.. and Canon of Killaloe, by his wife Constantina Mary 
 Anne. dau. of Sir Andrew Armstrong, Bart., M.P. . of 
 Ciallon Triory. King's Co. Armorial bearlnjgrs Sable, 
 five bezants, two. two and one, on a chiff iMiRrailed argent, 
 a battle-axe in fesse of the field. Greet A game-cock 
 |)roper, charged on the breast with a bezant. MottO— 
 " Toujours po?t." C/»* -Junior Army and Navy. 
 
 WICKHAM NOAKES. Esquire. J. P. co. Surrey. Bom 
 Oct. ay, 1840, l)cing the eldcAt son of John Tompsett Noakcs, 
 Gentleman, and his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Humphrey 
 Wickham. Armorial bearinge— Per pale argent and gules, 
 a fesse invected between two leo])ar(ls' faces in chief and a 
 rose in base all counterchangcd. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Greet — On a wreath of the colours, a plate, thereon a 
 leopard's face gules between two roses argent, barbed and 
 
 seeded proper. Motto — "Nil desperandum." Married, 
 May 4, i86?, Kate Frances, dau. of John Shorter ; and 
 has Issue — (1) Wickham Francis Noakes, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 22, 1866 [»»., June 8, 1893, Ed ith Constantia Stephens] ; 
 (2) John Norman Noakes, Gentleman, b. Feb. 3, 1867 [m.. 
 May 27, 1895, Edith E. Burge, and has issue, Eric 
 John Wickham Noakes, Gentleman, b. 1898]; (3) Sydney 
 Neville Noakes, Gentleman, b. Sept. 16, 1872 ; (4) Stuart 
 Bertram Noakes, Gentleman, b. Oct. 3, 1875 ; Mabel Kate 
 
 ^Sept. 27, 1890, Charles Cowper Austen]; Evelyn 
 trice [m. , Dec. 1 899, Thomas Story] ; Mellicent Eliza- 
 beth [«., May 12, 1900, Dr. Arthur Norman M'Arthur]; 
 and Marie Lilian Claire. iVa/— Selsdon Park, Sander- 
 stead, Croydon. Clubs — Carlton, Union, Constitutional. 
 
 NOBLE (L.O. and H. Coll.). Argent, three bay- 
 leaves vert. MantfUrg vert, doubled argent. Greet — On a 
 wreath of bis liveries, a dexter band couped holding 
 
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 a dagger all proper. Motto — " Virtute et valorc, 
 Supportere — On either side a wild man wreathed around 
 the bead and waist with bay leaves, supporting with the 
 
 exterior hand a holly tree eradicated, and resting tl 
 exterior foot on the roots theref)f all pro()er. 
 
 Son of George Noble of Springkuik, Greenock, some 
 
 time Lieut. R.N.,^. 1791 ; d. 1847; nt. 1 821, Georgian! 
 
 Moore, d. of Andrew Donald of Ottercaps, VirginiaJ 
 
 U.S.A.:— 
 
 Sir Andrew Noble ist Bart. (1902), of Ardmore and 
 Ardardan Noble, co. Dumbarton, K.C.B. (1893^, F.R.T 
 (Royal Medal), D.Sc. (Oxon., hon. caus.), D.C.L., ha 
 Grand Cordon of Orders of the Medjidie, Osmaniehj 
 and Rose of Brazil, Knight Commander of Crown 
 Italy, of Jesus Christ of Portugal, of Sacred Treasure ofl 
 Japan and Double Dragon of China, and Companion o^ 
 the Order of Charles III. of Spain, J. P. and D.L. fo 
 Northumberland (High Sheriff 1896), formerly Captaia 
 R.A., b. 1832; m. 1854, Margery Durham, d. of Archibald 
 Campbell of Quebec, Canada; and has issue— (i) Georg^ 
 John William Noble, Esq., Maj. Reserve of Officerj 
 and Northumberland Hussars, late Captain 13th HussarsJ 
 b. 1859 [m. 1896, Mary Ethel, d. of Samuel A. Walke 
 Waters, Esq., J. P., of Chute Hall, co. Kerry; and ha 
 issue]— (2) Saxton William Armstrong Noble, Esq., i 
 1863 [m. 1891, Celia Brunei, d. of Arthur James | 
 and has issue] ; (3) John Henry Brunei Noble, Esq.i 
 b. 1865 [tn. Annie, d. of S. A. Walker Waters, Esq., J.PJ 
 and widow of Hedworth Grogan ; and has issue] ; (4) PhiliB 
 Ernest Noble, Esq., b. 1871 [m. 1895, Mabel, d. of Per<^ 
 Graham Buchanan Westmacott of Benwell Hill, Newjj 
 castle-on-Tyne ; and has issue]; Lilias Hilda Geils; anO 
 Ethel Isobel Virginia [»«. 1895, Alfred Henry John Cochranft 
 M.A.]. Seats— ]esmonA Dene House, Newcastle-on-Tynej 
 Ardmore, Cardross, co. Dumbarton. Res. — Chillinghair 
 Castle, Northumberland. C/w^j- Athenaeum, Army an 
 Navy, United Service, Northern Counties. 
 
 JOSEPH HORACE NOBLE, Gentleman, Master 
 Arts, New Coll., Oxford. Bom Sept. 7, 1855, being tt 
 only son of Joseph Alfred Noble, Gentleman, of Fortis Greeal 
 Hornsey, in the county of Middlesex, and Selby House 
 Ham, in the county of Surrev, by his wife Emily, daughte 
 of John Palgrave. Armorial bearings— He bears fo 
 Arms : Ermine, two chevronels gules, between three leopards _ 
 faces jessant-de-lys sable ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of 
 the colours, a leopard passant regardant sable, sem6e of 
 annulets or, holding in the dexter forepaw a battle-axe erect 
 
 is the Militaiy Gockade. 
 
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 proper; with the Motto, " Loyaut^ n'a peur." Married, 
 September 26, 1885, Sarah, elder surviving daughter of 
 Thomas Sturgess of Penshurst Park House, Tunbridge, in 
 
 Gentleman, born June 27, 1884; (2) Wriothesley Baptist 
 Noel, Gentleman, born June 21, 1884; (3) Cyril Noel, 
 
 the county of Kent ; and has Issue — Archibald Francis 
 Noble, Gentleman, born July 4, 1886 ; and Elizabeth Mary. 
 Residence— ^Voy House, Ham, Surrey. 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES NOBLE, Esquire, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Barrister- at- Law (Inner Temple), Recorder of Newark 
 (1899). Born July 31, 1855, being the eldest son of the late 
 John Noble, Esq., of Little Over, Derbyshire. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, tiiree leopards' faces sable, on a chief 
 indented gules as many annulets or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from a 
 wreath of oak proper, fructed or, a leopard's head coujaed 
 and affronts sable, collared or. Motto — " Nomen at 
 omen." Postal address— \ Paper Buildings, Temple, E.G. 
 Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 SHIRLEY NEWCOMBE NOBLE. Born June 7, 
 1865, being the eldest son of William Henry Noble of Glass- 
 diummond, co. Fermanagh, Major-Gen. Royal Artillery, by 
 his wife Emily, eldest dau. of Frederick Marriott of Taun- 
 ton, Somersetshire (by his wife Mary Anne, only dau. and 
 heiress of Francis Gibbons of Wellingborough). Armorial 
 bearings— Vert, on a fesse or, between three leopards' 
 faces argent, a fleur-de-lis between two annulets sable. 
 Mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a dove argent, holding in her beak a ring or, 
 gemmed azure. Motto— " Mortem quam dedecus." Seat 
 — Glassdrummond, co. Fermanagh. Residence — 15 Mor- 
 peth Mansions, Ashley Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 NOEL, see KING-NOEL. 
 
 His Honour ARTHUR BAPTIST NOEL, Judge of 
 the Northern District Court of Queensland, of Brisbane. 
 Bom December 16, 1855, being the eldest son of His 
 Honour Wriothesley Baptist Noel of Melbourne, Judge of 
 the Court of Insolvency and Land Tax Commissioner, by 
 his wife Margaret, daughter of John Mackenzie of Tain, 
 Scotland, Queensland. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Or, fretty gules, a canton ermine. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a buck at gaze argent, attired or ; with the 
 Motto, "Tout bien ou rien." Married, September 25, 
 1879, Henrietta Augusta Macdonald, daughter of Henry 
 O'Hara; and has /w«^— (i) Leland Virgil Edmund Noel, 
 
 Gentleman, born December 10, 1889 ; Gertrude Vivian ; 
 Gladys Millicent. Postal address — Brisbane, Queensland, 
 Australia. 
 
 S CHARLES PERROTT NOEL, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D. L. , formerly 48th Regt. Borti June 12, 1830, being 
 the only son of the late Charles Noel, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L. , High Sheriff 1853, and his wife Mary, dau. of Rev. 
 John Wylde, Rector of Aldridge, co. Stafford. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, fretty gules, a canton ermine. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a buck 
 at gaze argent, attired or. MottO— "Tout bieii ou rien." 
 Married, April 3, 1856, Henrietta Margaret, only dau. 
 of Rev. James Nelson Palmer, Rector of Breamore, co. 
 Southampton. Seat — Bell Hall, Belbroughton, Stourbridge, 
 CO. Worcester. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 S ERNEST NOEL, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the co. 
 of Sussex, and J. P. for the co. of Norfolk. Bom 
 August 18, 1831, being the second son of the Reverend 
 Baptist W. Noel, commonly known as the Reverend the 
 Honourable Baptist W. Noel, by his wife Jane, daughter 
 of Peter Baillie of Douchfour, North Britain. Club — 
 Athenajum. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Or, fretty gules, a canton ermine, impaling the arms of 
 Keppel, namely gules, three escallops argent. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a buck at gaze argent, attired or; with the 
 Motto, "Tout bien ou rien." Married, firstly, June 24, 
 1857, Louisa Hope, only daughter of Thomas Milne of 
 Warley House, in the county of York ; secondly, October 
 15, 1873, Augusta, commonly known as Lady Augusta, 
 youngest daughter of the Right Honourable the sixth Earl 
 of Albemarle. Residences — Hingham Hall, Attleboro, 
 Norfolk ; 51 South Street, Park Lane, W. 
 
 NOLAN-WHEELAN (R.L., 18 Dec. 1901, U.O.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, per fesse argent and or, a lion rampant 
 between in chief two garbs gules, banded of the second, and 
 in base as many escallops of the third (Whelan) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a cross engrailed between four swords points 
 upwards gules, a lion passant between as many martlets or 
 (Nolan). Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a gryphon's head erased azure, 
 gorged with a collar gemel and holding in the beak three 
 ears of wheat conjoined on one stalk or (Whelan) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount proper, a falcon argent, 
 holding in the beak a sword point upwards gules (Nolan) ; 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 and above it, on an escrol, " Aondachd inline." MottO — 
 " Vincit amor patriae." 
 
 &>n of James Nolan, b. ; </. ; m. , Maria, 
 
 d. of Ignatius Kelly : — 
 James Valentine Nolan-NS'hcclan (formerly Nolan) .Ocntle- 
 man. t. i88o. Estates — Harold's Cross, Kathfornam, Meath. 
 /(■«.— Burham, Queen's Park, Monkstown, co. Dublin. 
 
 SCONINGSBY NORBURY. Esquire, Major and Batt. 
 Worcestershire Regt. , attached to the Egyptian Army, 
 has the fourth class of the Medjidie. Born 1865, being the 
 eldest son of the late Col. Thomas Coningsby Norbury 
 Korbury, C.B., J. P. and D.L. for Worcestershire, and 
 
 andarmsof Norcliffe. l.ivtry — Blue and yellow. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, five mascles voided in cross or, a chief 
 ermine. Mantling azure and or. Orest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a greyhound sejant or, collared nzurc, sustaining 
 with forefoot a niascle argent. Motto — "Sine Macula. 
 Seats — Langton Hall, near Mallon ; and retergate House, 
 York. 
 
 NORCOP, see RADFORD-NORCOP. 
 
 STmk Most Nobi.e Sir HENRY FITZALAN 
 HOWARD, Duke of Norfolk. Earl of Arundel, Surrey, 
 and Norfolk, Baron Fitz-Alan, Clun, Oswaldestre, and 
 
 J. P. for Herefordshire, late Col. Worcestershire Militia, 
 formerly Capt. 6th Dragoon (Juards, by his wife the Hon. 
 Gertrude, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Standish O'Grady, 2nd 
 Viscount Guillamore. Armorial bearings — Sable, a chev- 
 ron indented ermine, between three bulls' heads caboshed 
 argent, armed or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 out of a crown vallery or, a bull's head sable, armed gold, 
 in the mouth a trefoil vert. Seat — Sherridge, Malvern. 
 Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 THOMAS NORCLIFFE, Esquire, J. P. East Riding of 
 CO. Yorks. , Lord of the Manors of Langton, Eddlethorp, 
 Westow, and Joint Lord of the Manor of Howsham. Born 
 Sept. 19, 1845, being the fourth son of Henry Robinson of 
 York, by his wife Rosamond, dau. of Charles Best, M.D. 
 (and Mary Norcliflie). which Rosamond assumed by Sign- 
 Manual, May 2, 1862, for herself and her issue, the name 
 
 Maltravers, Earl Marshal and Hereditary Marshal of 
 England, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, 
 Premier Duke, immediately after the Princes of the Blood- 
 Royal, and Premier Earl, Hereditary Chief Butler of Eng- 
 land, Lieutenant-Colonel 2nd Volunteer Battalion Royal 
 Sussex Regiment. Born December 27, 1847, being the elder 
 son of the fourteenth Duke, by his wife, the Honourable 
 August Mary Minna Catherine, youngest daughter of 
 the first Lord Lyons; succeeded his father in i860, who, 
 with his brothers and sisters, assumed the additional 
 name of Fitz-Alan in 1842. Creations — Earl-Marshal, 
 1672 ; Duke of Norfolk and Earl of Surrey, June 28, 1483 ; 
 Earl of Norfolk, June 6, 1644. Livery — Scarlet and gold. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Quarterly, 
 I. gules, on a bend between six cross crosslets fitch^e 
 argent, an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion rampant 
 pierced through the mouth by an arrow within a double 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 tressuie flory counterflory of the first (for Howard) ; 2. gules, 
 three lions passant guardant in pale or, in chief a label 
 of three points argent (for Brotherton); 3. chequy or and 
 azure (for Warren) ; 4. gules, a lion rampant or (for 
 Fitzalan), behind the shield two gold batons in saltire, en- 
 amelled at the ends sable (the insignia of his office of Earl- 
 Marshal). The escutcheon is surrounded by the garter and 
 by the collar of that Most Noble Order. Above the 
 escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. issuant from a ducal coronet or, 
 a pair of wings gules, each charged with a bend between six 
 cross crosslets fitchte argent ; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned 
 up ermine, a lion statant with tail extended or, gorged with 
 a ducal coronet argent ; 3. on a mount vert, a horse passant 
 argent, holding in the mouth a slip of oak fructed proper. 
 Supporters — Dexter, a lion ; sinister, a horse, both argent, 
 the latter holding in his mouth a slip of oak vert, fructed 
 proper. Motto — " Sola virtus in victa." Married, Novem- 
 ber 21, 1877, Lady Flora Paulyna Hetty Barbara, elder 
 daughter of the Right Honourable Charles Frederick 
 Abney-Hastings, Baron Donington, by his wife, the Right 
 Honourable Edith, in her own right Countess of Loudoun, 
 Baroness Botreaux, Hastings, &c. ; and by her (who died 
 April II, 1887) has Issue— PhU'ip Joseph Mary Howard, 
 Esquire, commonly called the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, 
 born September 7, 1879. J?esidences— Norfolk House, St. 
 James's Square, London, S.W. ; Arundel Castle, in the 
 county of Sussex ; Derwent Hall, in the county of Derby. 
 
 NORMAN, see LEE-NORMAN. 
 
 NORMANVILLE, quartered by SITWELL. 
 
 NORROY KING OF ARMS, see WELDON. 
 
 NORTH (H. Coll.). Argent, two chevronels nebuly be- 
 tween two mullets in chief and a decrescent in base sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a lion's head erased argent, gorged with a collar 
 nebuly sable, and between two mullets also sable. Motto 
 — "Animo et fide." Livery — Light drab, with black 
 collar and cuffs, silver buttons, silver hatband, waistcoat 
 black and white striped. 
 
 Sons of the late John Thomas North, Esq. , of Avery 
 Hill, Eltham, Kent, Hon. Col. 2nd Tower Hamlets 
 Engineer Vol. , d. 1896 ; m. 1865, Jane, sec. d. of John 
 Woodhead of Leeds, Yorkshire : — 
 
 § Harry North, Esq., Capt. and Hon. Major 4th Batt. 
 Royal Munster Fusiliers, b. 26 Dec. 1866, educ. at 
 Jesus Coll., Camb. [Arms as above, impaling the arms of 
 
 Evans, namely or, a dragon sable, in chief three roses 
 g^les, slipped and leaved proper, and in base a fleur-de-lis 
 also gules], m. 5 Dec. 1894, Jessie Louisa, second d. of David 
 Evans, Esq., J. P. for North Riding of co. York and for 
 CO. Monmouth, of Middlesborough-on-Tees and of Cliffden, 
 Saltburn-by-the-Sea, and of Cleveland House, Grangetown, 
 all in the co. of York [to whom refer] ; and has issue — 
 Vivian Gordon North, Gentleman, b July 19, 1896; and 
 
 Olga Yvonne. Seat — Lemonwell, Eltham. Clubs — Con- 
 stitutional, Raleigh, Thames, Cleveland (Middlesborough). 
 S Arthur Jewell North, Gentleman, Lieut. Northumber- 
 land Artil. (Mil.), b. 30 Sept. 1883, educ. at Harrow. 
 /?«.— Redcroft, Eltham, Kent. 
 
 Third son of the late James North of Leeds (son of 
 John North of Huddersfield), b. ; m. , Mary, 
 
 d. of William Gamble : — 
 Gamble North, Gentleman, b. 20 Nov. 1854; m. ist, 
 14 Feb. 1883, Sarah Kate (d. 18 April 1889), d. of William 
 Beecroft of Leeds; and has issue — (x) John Tom North, 
 Gentleman, b. 17 Jan. 1884 ; (2) Victor Beecroft North, 
 Gentleman, b. 17 March 1886 ; and Katie Ruby Gamble ; 2nd, 
 26 June 1890, Leila Emily, d. of John Pain Hunt of West- 
 wood, Bexley. Res. — Silverland, Eridge, Sussex. Clubs — 
 Constitutional, Conservative (Leeds). 
 
 CHARLES NORTH, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., late Capt. 
 Norfolk Artillery Militia, M.A. (Camb.), Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born March 25, 1825, being the eldest son of the late Fred 
 erick North, Esq., M.A., J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Hastings, 
 by his wife Janet, dau. of Sir John Marjoribanks, ist Bart., 
 M.P., and relict of Robert Shuttleworth of Gawthorp Hall, 
 CO. Lancaster. Armorial bearings— Azure, a lion passant 
 or, between three fleurs-de-lis argent. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head 
 erased sable, ducally gorged and chained or. Motto— 
 "Animo et fide." Married, March 16, 1859, Augusta, 
 eldest dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Thomas R. Keppel, 
 
 is the Nayal Cockade. 
 
1024 
 
 j©or 
 
 JI50t 
 
 Rector of North Creake, Norrolk, by his wife Frances, dau. 
 of Sir Thomas Barrett I^nnard, Bart. ; and has /stue—{i) 
 Frederick Keppel North, Uentleman. B.A. and LL.B. 
 (Trin. Coll., Lamb.), Barrister-at-Law, />. May 7, i86o[m., 
 April ai, 1898, Grace Darling, dau. of Uen. the Hon. Sir 
 Percy Roliert Basil Feilding, K.C.B.]; (a) Roger Town- 
 shend North, Clonllenian, *. Jan. 30, 1863, tf. April 13, 
 1864 ; (3) Marioribanks Keppel North, Gentleman, k Nov. 
 17, 1865 : (4) Charles Keppel North, Gentleman, d. Dec. 5, 
 1870, d. Jan. 30, 1881 ; (5) Anthony Dudley Keppel North, 
 Gentleman, i. April aa, 1874, d. Oct. 1886; (6) Thomas 
 Keppel North, Gentleman, Lieut, ist Vol. Batt. Royal Berks 
 Regt, {>. March a8, 1876; Marianne Eva [m., Jan. a8, 
 1880, Robert Charles Otter of Royston Manor, Clayworth] ; 
 Arabella Valerie Keppel [m., Nov. 7, 1885. Hon. William 
 Frederick North, eldest son of William Ix)rd North] ; 
 Frances Hilda [m., 1889, Capt. P. J. Zigomala, 19th 
 Hussars, and has issue] ; Dora Hermione ; and Louisa 
 Augusta. Sm/— Rougham Hall, Norfolk. C/ut — Prini- 
 rose. 
 
 NORTH NORTH, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Westmor- 
 land, J. P. for Lancashire, formerly of the Indian Army. 
 Bom April 1834, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Standfast Burton, H.E.I.C.S., by his wife Mary Anna, only 
 dau. oi Da\id Morgan (by Mary Anna his wife, only dau. 
 of Miles North, Esq. , of >fewton Hall and Thurland Castle, 
 CO. Lancaster). He assumed by Royal License, dated 
 April 14, 1866, the surname and arms of North only, on 
 succeeding to the estates of his great-uncle, Richard Toul- 
 min North of Newton and Thurland Castle, co. Lancaster. 
 C/u6 — Junior United Service. Armorial beaxiogs — Per 
 pale azure and sable, a lion passant between in chief two 
 Heurs-de-lis and in base a quartrefoil or. MnntUng azure 
 and or ; and for his Orest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dragon's head erased sable, guttte-d'or, and collared and 
 chained or, in front thereof three mascles interlaced fesse- 
 ways also or. Motto — "Animo et fide." Alarried, May 
 
 15, 1856, Alicia Gertrude, only dau. of Major Versturme ; 
 and has surviving Issue — (i) Bordrigge Noith, Esq., b. Oct. 
 
 16, t86a, I. P. for Lancashire and Westmorland. Major 
 4th Bait. Royal Lancaster Kegt. ; served in the Egyptian 
 Campaign 1885; (2) Louis Aylmer North, Gentleman, b. 
 April II, 1866, Lieut. Royal Scots Fusiliers ; (3) Edward 
 Bunbury North, Gentleman, b. March 28, 1869, Lieut. 
 Royal Fusiliers ; (4) Piers William North, Gentleman, b. 
 March 13, 1871, Lieut. Royal Berkshire Regt. ; (5) Oliver 
 Henry North, Gentleman, b. April 28, 1874; (6) Albert 
 Kenlis North, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 1876 ; and Alice 
 Helen. Seat — Newton Hall, Kirby Lonsdale. 
 
 JOHN NORTH-BOMFORD, Esq., J.P. co. Meath, 
 formerly Capt. 29th Regt. Bom 1838, being the eldest son 
 of the late Isaac North-Bomford of Gallow Ferrans, by 
 Belinda Emily, dau. of Abraham John Pilkington of Kilbride 
 Castle, CO. Westmeath ; s. 1866. C/«*— United Service. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, on a fesse 
 ermine, three cross crosslets fitch^e gules (for Romford) ; 
 2 and 3 per pale or and azure, a lion passant between three 
 fleurs-de-lis counterchanged (for North). MnTitUng azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. up>on a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin segreant argent, charged on the shoulder 
 with a cross crosslet fitch^ gules (for Rjmford) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a wyvern's head erased vert, langued 
 gules, collared and chained or. Motto— "Vir tutus et 
 ndelis." Married, ist, 1867, Charlotte, eldest dau. of John 
 Devenish-Meares, Esq., D.L., of Meares Coiu-t, co. West- 
 meath ; 2nd, 1882, Mary Wilhelmina Constance, elder dau. 
 of Sir William S. B. Kaye, Q.C. ; and has Issue— ]ohn 
 George North-Bomford, Gentleman, b. 1883. 5^a/— Gallow 
 Ferrans, Kilcock, co. Meath. 
 
 GEORGE BARONS NORTHCOTE, Gentleman. Bom 
 Tan. 16, 1845, being the eldest son of the late Rev. George 
 Barons Northcote, M.A., Somerset Court, Somerset, and 
 Buckerell, Devon, Patron and Rector of Feniton, Devon, by 
 his first wife Eleanor, eldest dau. of Hector William Bower 
 Monro of Ewell Castle, Surrey, and of Edmondsham, 
 Dorset. Armorial bearings - Or, a pale engrailed bendy 
 of six argent and azure, between four crosses bottony of 
 the last. Mantling azure and or. Crest -On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag argent, charged on the body with 
 two crosses bottony gules, and resting the dexter fore- 
 foot on an escutcheon or, charged with a pale as in the 
 
 arms. Motto — "Cito non temere." Married, June 37, 
 1883, Charlotte Geraldino, dau. of Gen. William Neville 
 Custance, C.B., of Brook Heath, S.ilisbury ; and has Issue— 
 (i) George Barons Northcote, Gentleman, b. Nov. 14, 1884; 
 Gwendolen Eleanor, twin with her brother George ; Sybil 
 Geraldine ; and Spencer Olive. Seats Somerset Court, 
 Brent Knoll, Somerset ; Manor House, Cove, Fam- 
 borough. 
 
 NORTHCROFT (H, CoU.). Per pale aiure and gules, 
 a horse passant argent, in chief .1 marigold slipped proper, 
 between two Heurs-de-lis or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from a mascle 
 or, an antelope's head erased azure, charged with two fleurs- 
 de-lis of the first. Motto—" Constans." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Henry Northcroft, Gentleman, b. Res. — Swansfield 
 
 Lodge, Stone, co. Kent. 
 
 NORTHRIDGE (U.O.). Argent, on a fesse indented 
 azure, three estoiles of the field between in chief two frets 
 couped and in base a cross pat^e gules. Mantling azure I 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon < 
 with wings endorsed and inverted proper, belled or, the 1 
 dexter claw resting on a fret gules. Motto — ' ' Fideliter j 
 serva." 
 
 Son of Benjamin Northridge, by his wife I.,ucy, d. oC| 
 
 George Cotterill : — 
 John Norihridge, Gentleman, b. 183a ; m. 1855, Marjr] 
 Catherine Lovell, d. of William Young; and has issue — | 
 (i) Benjamin Northridge, Gentleman, b. 1856; (2) Rev.J 
 William Northridge, Methodist Minister, b. 1858; (3) Rev.i 
 John Northridge, B.D., Rector of St. Thomas, Dublin, b. 
 1862 [m. 1899, Leila, d. of James T. Ward of Belfast ; and \ 
 has issue — Ronald Lovell Ward Northridge, Gentleman, b. [ 
 1900 ; Mary Nora ; and Helen Maud Lucy J; (4) Rev. George j 
 Northridge, Curate of Christ Church, Salford, b. 1872 \m. 
 1898, Elizabeth Ann, d. of Edward IBoldof Wigan, Lanes.; ] 
 and has issue, Lucy Mary Barton ; and Kathleen Annie] ; ] 
 Rev. Robert Northridge, M.A., Mil. Chaplain, b. 1875;! 
 Elizabeth Anne; Lucy; and Mary. Res. — The Cottage,] 
 Ballineen, co. Cork. 
 
 NORTHUMBERLAND, Earls of, quartered byj 
 HUSSEY. 
 
 NORTON, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 CECIL WILLIAM NORTON, Esquire, late Captain 
 5th Lancers, Member of Parliament for the West Division 
 of Newington. Born June 23, 1850, being the eldest son 
 of the late Reverend W. Norton, Rector of Baltinglass, 
 Ireland, by his wife Caroline, daughter of the late 
 George Riddock of Triton Lodge, in the county of Louth. 
 Clubs — Reform, Cobden, National Liberal, Hurlingham, 
 Junior United Service. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Anns : Per pale azure and gules, a maunch ermine, 
 on a chief engrailed or, a lion passant sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a tiger's head erased or, charged 
 with a trefoil vert, and holding in the mouth a broken spear 
 proper ; with the Motto, " Frangas non flectes." Married, 
 1880, Cecilia Lafayette, daughter of James Kennedy of The 
 Limes, in the county of Down, and widow of William 
 Thomas Cavendish of Thornton Hall, in the county of 
 Buckingham, and Crakemarsh Hall, in the county of 
 Stafford; and has Issue — F61icie. Residence — 51 Queen's 
 Gate, S.W. 
 
 NOTT, see PYKE-NOTT. 
 
 FREDERICK RICHARD HARDING NOTT, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1864, being the only son of the late Rev. 
 Richard Nott, M.A. , of Gorwell House, Devon, by 
 Annie Arnold, dau. of John Caddy of Bowden, Devon. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a bend 
 engrailed or, between tour leopards' taces two and two 
 argent, an estoile of eight ptoints between two martlets of 
 the field (for Nott) ; 2 and 3 or, three martlets in bend 
 between two bendlets, all between two crosses pat^e azure 
 (for Harding). Mantling g^les and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, two mascles fesseways 
 interlaced or, thereon a martlet gules, ducally gorged gold, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Plate XXXVI. 
 
 
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 in the beak a sprig of laurel proper (for Nott) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a rock a Cornish chough proper, 
 collared or, resting the dexter claw on a cross pat6e also or 
 (for Harding). Motto— " Pax vobiscum. " Married, jy^c. 
 
 Usticke Nowell-Usticke, Esq., of Woodlane, by his wife 
 Lucy E. Marianne, second dau. of the Reverend Robert 
 Stapylton Bree, Vicar of Tintagel, in the co. of Corn- 
 wall. Livery -^\&cV., gilt buttons, red collar, red and 
 black striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, counter-quartered i. and iiii. gules, on a bend 
 embattled counter-embattled, between two plain cotises 
 or, three eagles displayed of the field (for Usticke) ; ii. 
 and iii. per fesse argent and sable, a fesse engrailed 
 counterchanged between a sword in chief, point upwards, 
 and another in base, point downwards proper (for 
 Nowell) ; 2 and 3 per bend sinister dovetail or and 
 sable, six martlets within a bordure, all counterchanged 
 (for Beauchant). Upon an escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle 
 displayed gules, gorged with a plain collar and pendent 
 therefrom an escutcheon or, charged with a water-bouget 
 sable (for Usticke) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour, grasping a sword proper, 
 between the antlers of a stag sable (for Nowell) ; 3. upon a 
 wreatli of the colours, on a mount vert, in front of rays of 
 the sun proper, a martlet sable, holding in its beak an 
 acorn slipped, also proper (for Beauchant). Motto — 
 " Semper paratus." Married, June 22, 1887, Janet, eldest 
 dau. of the Right Reverend Herbert Bree, Doctor of 
 Divinity, Bishop ot Barbadoes ; and has Issue — Robert 
 Stapylton Nowell-Usticke, Gentleman, b. March 2, 1892 ; 
 and Phyllis Evelyn. Seat — Polsue Philleigh, near Gram- 
 pound Road, in the co. of Cornwall. Club — Isthmian. 
 
 NUGENT, quartered by KINLOSS. 
 
 12, 1895, Lelia Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late 
 Charles Ellis of Oak Villa, Meldreth, Cambs.; and has 
 /w«e — Florence Annie. Seat — Tordown, Swinbridge, 
 Barnstaple. 
 
 ROBERT MICHAEL NOWELL-USTICKE, Es- 
 quire, J. P. for CO. Cornwall, Captain Cornwall and 
 
 Devon Miners Artillery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Born 
 Oct. 20, 1859, being the eldest son of the late Stephen 
 
 NUGENT (U.O.). Ermine, two bars gules. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cockatrice wings elevated vert, tail nowed, comb and 
 wattles gules. Motto — ' ' Decrevi. " 
 
 Sons of William St. George, 10th Earl ot Westmeath, 
 b. 1832 ; d. 1883 ; m. 1866, Emily Margaret, d. of 
 Andrew William Blake, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , of 
 Furbough, co. Galway. 
 Rt. Hon. Anthony Francis Nugent, nth Earl of West- 
 meath (Irel., 4 Sept. 1621), Baron Delvin (Irel., i486), a 
 Rep. Peer, P.C. [Supporters — On either side a cockatrice 
 as in the crest], b. 1870. Seat — Pallas, Loughrea, co. 
 Galway. Clubs — Carlton, Wellington, Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 The Hon. William Andrew Nugent, Capt. isth Hussars, 
 b. 1876. lies.— 
 
 The Hon. Gilbert Charles Nugent, b. 1880. Res.— 
 Yr. sons of Anthony, 9th Earl of Westmeath, b. 180,15 ; 
 d. 1879; m. 1829, Anne Catherine, d. and coh. of 
 Malachy Daly : — 
 Hon. Charles Anthony Nugent, J. P.. b. 1836; m. 1875, 
 Gertrude, eld. d. of Denis O'Conor of Mount Druid, co. 
 Roscommon. 6Va/— Flower Hill, Tynagh, co. Galway. 
 
 Hon. Richard Anthony Nugent, J. P., b. 1842; m. 1877, 
 Theresa Henrietta, d. of late Richard Gradwell, Esq., J. P., 
 of Dowth Hall, Meath ; and has surv. issue — Richard 
 Francis Robert Nugent, Esq., Lieut. 8th Batt. King's Roy. 
 Rifle Corps, b. 1884 ; Mary Theresa ; Anne Christian ; and 
 Rosa Henrietta Emily. iVa&— Stacunny, Celbridge, co. 
 Kildare; Rockfield, Athenry, co. Galway. C/?<^.— Kildare 
 Street (Dublin). 
 
 Son of John, Count Nugent, Chamberlam to the 
 
 Emperor of Austria and Maj.-Gen. Austrian Service, b. 
 
 1796; d. 1849; m. Regina, Countess Abriani (d. 
 
 1898) :— 
 
 Laval Jeremy Anthony Nugent, Count Nugent (Austria, 
 
 created 1848), Chamberlain to the Emperor of Austria and 
 
 King of Hungary, b. 1843; m. ist, 1866, Emma (d. 1872), 
 
 d. of Henry Baron Ritter of Zahony ; 2nd, 1876, Marie, d. 
 
 of Anthony, Count Pallavicini-Fibbia, Marquess of Cen- 
 
 turione; 3rd, 1885, Caroline, d. of Charles, Baron von 
 
 Steininger; and has issue (by 2nd mar.) — John Laval 
 
 Anthony, b. 1877; and (by ist mar.) Eleanora Maria [m. 
 
 Wilmos, Count Palffy Daun.Prince of Teano] ; and (by 3rd 
 
 mar.), Margaret, b. 1891. Res.—xzo Via Massaccio 
 
 Florence. 
 
 Gdson of Laval, Count Nugent, Magnat of Hungary, 
 Roman Prince, Field - Marshal Austrian Serv., Knt. 
 Grand Cross of Hanover, Golden Fleece, Iron Crown, 
 White Eagle, and St. Andrew, K.C.B. and Knt. Cora- 
 
 ls the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Jf3un 
 
 mander of Maria TeicMi, 6. \-m\ «/• »86a; m. 1815, 
 lane, only child and h. of Rafiiel. Uuke of Riano 
 Sfurca. bv IWatrix. d. nnd coh. of Francis Xavier, 
 Prim-c of I'ol.ind and Saxony, and son of Albert 
 KuRtnc I^vnl Nuneni, Piincc and Count Nugent, b. 
 i8ib; d. i8<j6; m. Theresa Hachniann : — 
 l^val Llewellyn William, Prince and Count Nugent, 
 
 h. . A'€S.— 
 
 Son of Maj.-Gen. St. George Mervyn Nugent of Farren 
 
 Connell, co. Cavan, *. 1825 ; d. 1884 ; m. 1856, Emily 
 
 Frances, d. of Rt. Hon. Edward Litton, Master in 
 
 Chancery : — 
 Major Oliver Stewart Wood Nugent, U.S.O.. King's 
 Roval Rirte Corps. J. P. and D.L.. i. i860; m. 1899, 
 Catherine Percy, d. of late Thomas Evans Lees of Beau- 
 croft, Winlxjrne, Dorset; and has issue— Oliver St. George 
 Percy Nugent, Gentleman, />. 1899 ; and Marian Catherine 
 Treffania. iVd/— Farren Connell. Mount Nugent, co. 
 Cavan. i:/ubs~Army and Navy, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 .Sons of Sir Waller George Nugent, and Bart., d. 1827 ; 
 
 rf. 1893 ; m. i860. Maria More, d. of Rt. Hon. Richard 
 
 More O'Ferrall : — 
 Sir Walter Richard Nugent, 4th Bart. (30 Sept. 1831), 
 of Donore, Westmeath, J. P. [Arms as above, by R.L., 
 1831], i. 1865. iV<i/— Donore, Multifarnham, co. West- 
 meath. 
 
 Cecil Charles Nugent, Esq., Lieut. 6lh Bait. Rifle 
 Brigade, d. 1879. /tes. — 
 
 Thk Reverend SAMUEL NUNN, Master of Arts, 
 Clerk ill Holy Orders, lale Scholar and Exhibitioner of St. 
 Johns College (Cambridge), Rector of Lawton, in the 
 CO. of Cheshire ; Acting Chaplain ist Vol. Ball. North 
 Staff. Regt.. 1878 98, V.D. 1899. Bom Sept. 14, 1835, 
 being the sixth son of the lale Rev. William Nunn, Master 
 of Arts, Clerk in Holy Orders, Incumbent of St. Clement's, 
 Manchester, by his wife Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Philip 
 Vaughan of Kidwelly, in the county of Carmarthen. Livery 
 
 jQut 
 
 a boy's head affront^e, coupcd at the shoulders, around \iaS 
 neck a serpent in chief proper, two garbs in fesw and a lion's 
 gamb erased in base of the second. U pon the escutcheon Is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azun- 
 and or ; and for his Orest, uijon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a saltire .izure, a bull's head erased or; with ihc 
 Motto, " Jusli sicut astra lucebunt.' Atarried, Ocloher 8, 
 1863, Elira, second daughter of William Williamson, Es- 
 quire, Justice of the Peace, of Heaton Norris, in the county 
 of Lancashire ; and has had Issue — (1) Harry Nunn, (ientle- 
 man, B.A. (Cantab.), and Solicitor, Ixirn April 5, 1865; 
 (a) William Percy Vaughan Nunn, Gentleman, Ixjrn May 
 ai, 1867, deceased. Postal address — The Rectory, I^wton, 
 Stoke-on- Trenl. 
 
 NUSSEY (H. Coll.). Azure, a lion rampant erminois, 
 holding between the paws an escutcheon argent, thtreon a 
 staff erect entwined by a serpent proper, all wiihiii nn orle 
 of billets and crosses pat^ alternately or. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of the 
 battlements of a lower proper, a demi-lion erminois, holding 
 in the dexter paw a cross palte fitch^e, and resting the 
 sinister on a billet or. Motto — " Arbor re careal vince." 
 
 Son of late John Nussey of Cleveland Row, Si. James's 
 
 Park, b. ; d. ; tn. : — 
 Rev. Edward Richard Nussey, B.A., Vicar of Longney, 
 b. . Res, — The Vicarage, Longney, Glos. 
 
 SJOHN GARDINER NUTTING. Esquire (High 
 Sheriff co. Dublin 1895-96), D.L. of city and co. of 
 Dublin, J. P. CO. Dublin. Bom 1852, toeing the second son 
 
 — Blue, with gilt buttons and yellow facings. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, a saltire or, between 
 
 of John Nutting of Bellevue, Redlands, Bristol, and Eliza, 
 dau. of Peter Bull. Clubs— Si. Stephen's (Westminster), 
 Sackville Street (Dublin). Livery— Green, red facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Chevronny of six gules and vert, three 
 gryphons segreant or, on a chief of the last as mBnymOr 
 branches slipped proper. Mantling gules and or. Crett 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Oafe 
 
 £)afe 
 
 1027 
 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-gryphon segreant 
 enclosed between two nut -branches proper. Motto — 
 "Mors patior macula." Married, 1879, Mary Stansmore, 
 dau. of Restel R. Bevis of Manor Hill, Cheshire ; and has 
 Issue— (\) Harold Stansmore Nutting, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 
 14, 1882 ; (2) Godfrey Stansmore Nutting, Gentleman, 
 b. April 13, 1884 ; (3) Arthur Ronald Stanmore Nutting, 
 Gentleman, b. March 3, 1888 ; Dorothy Stansmore ; and 
 Mary Stansmore. Seat — St. Helen's, Booterstown, co. 
 Dublin. 
 
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 Sir henry EVELYN OAKELEY, Knight Bachelor, 
 formerly Chief Inspector of Training Colleges. Born 1833, 
 being the third son ofthe late Very Rev. Sir Herbert Oakeley, 
 Dean and Rector of Bocking, Preb. of St. Paul's Cathedral, 
 by his wife Alholl Keturah, dau. of the Rev. Charles 
 Murray-Aynsley, commonly known as Lord Charles Murray- 
 Aynsley ; formerly Fellow of and Lecturer at Jesus College, 
 Cambridge. Club — Athenasum. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse between three 
 crescents gules, as many fleurs-de-lis or. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, charged with two fleurs-de-lis or, each in a crescent 
 gules, the hand holding a scimitar also proper. Married, 
 1862, Caroline Howley Turner, daughter of William 
 Hallows Belli, late of Bengal Civil Service ; and has Issue — 
 Alice Keturah [married, 1890, Arthur Godfrey Roby, 
 Barrister-at-Law] ; Hilda Diana; Caroline Atholl [w., 1898, 
 David A. G. Vesey, Barrister-at-Law] ; and Marion Adela. 
 Postal address — 97 Warwick Road, Earl's Court, S.W. 
 
 AUGUSTUS HENRY OAKES, Esquire, C.B., Lib- 
 rarian and Keeper ofthe Papers at the Foreign OflSce. Born 
 Nov. 2, 1839, being third but eldest sur. son of Lieut.-Col. 
 Richard Montague Oakes, 22nd Light Dragoons and ist 
 Life Guards, by Sophia Charlotte, dau. of Edward Fletcher 
 of Lime Grove, Putney, 125 Park Street, Grosvenor Square, 
 and of Broadstairs. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a 
 
 chevron, between three falcons belled or, as many leopards' 
 faces proper. Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-leopard proper, gorged 
 with an Eastern coronet or, in the dexter paw a slip of oak 
 of the first, acorn gold. Motto — "Esse quam videri. " 
 Married, July 25, 1871, to Jane Alice, second daughter of 
 
 William Henry Cane, M.D., Surgeon R. Elthorne Militia; 
 and has Issue — Charles Seton Cosby Oakes, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 18, 1882 ; Augusta Sophia Alice \in. , 1893, Lieut. 
 Charles Osborn, Springfield Submarine Miners, R.E.]; 
 and Katharine Edith Fletcher. Residence — Tangleland, 
 near East Grinstead. 
 
 OAKES. Azure, on a chevron, between three falcons 
 belled or, as many leopards' faces proper. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 
 leopard proper, gorged with an Eastern coronet or, in the 
 dexter paw a slip of oak of the first, acorned gold. Motto 
 — " Esse quam videri." Livety — Blue. 
 
 Sons of Col. Richard Francis Oakes, R.E. , b. 1831 ; d. 
 1901 ; tn. 1873, Emma Jane, ygst. d. of the late 
 Rev. Thomas John Trevenen, M.A., Vicar of St. Ewe, 
 near St. Austell, Cornwall : — 
 Richard Oakes, Esq., Capt. R.E., b. 12 Mar. 1876; 
 m. 1903, Caroline Mabel (d. 1904), yr. d. of Charles Trub- 
 shaw of Derby. Post. add. — 17 Ferndale, Tunbridge Wells. 
 Thomas Trevenen Oakes, Gentleman, Lieut. The Buffs, 
 East Kent Regt., b. 13 Aug. 1880. 
 Francis Edward Oakes, Gentleman, b. 27 Feb. 1886. 
 
 OAKES (H. Coll.). Sable, on a fess engrailed between 
 six slips of oak fructed or, three oak-leaves vert, a bordure 
 ermine. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount, vert, an oak-tree proper, fructed 
 gold, encircled by iron palisades also proper. Motto—- 
 " Quercus robur salus patriae." 
 
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 Sons of Rev. Orbell Plampin Oakes, i. 1834; a. 1881 ; 
 
 m. 1849, Juliti, d. of l^homas Evans of Lyminsier, 
 
 Sussex:— 
 Lt.-Col. Orbell Henry Oakes, late ist Worcs. Regt., 
 t. 1851 ; m. 1877, Laura Elisa Josephine, d. of George 
 Clifton, formerly R.N. ; and has issue— (1) Henry lames 
 Lionel Oakes, Gentleman, A. 1879 ; (a) Orbell Oakes, 
 Gentleman, A. 1880; (3) George Clifton Oakes, Gentleman 
 (4) Claude Robert Oakes, Gentleman, i. 1897; Laura 
 Eva ; Maude Naylor ; Gladys Mary ; Vera Albinia ; and 
 Bervl Mignon. Sea/ — Nowton Court, Bury St. Edmunds, 
 Suffolk. C/kA— Junior Conservative. 
 
 Camb., Rector of 
 
 Col. Reginald Oakes, R.A., ». 1853. J^fs.— 
 Rev. Deilby Porteous Oakes, J 
 Hawkcdon, k 1858 ; m. 1888, Ethel Mary, d. of Harry 
 Spencer Waddington of Cavenham Hall ; and has issue. 
 jKes.— The Rectory, Hawkedon, Bury St. Edmunds. 
 
 Son of Capt. Orbell Oakes, R,N.. d. 1800; d. 1882; 
 m. , Caroline Bryan : — 
 Orbell Willoughbv Oakes, Gentleman, i. 1836 ; tn. 1871, 
 Rose Allen, d. of Geor^ Newnham Cooke of Lyndhurst, 
 Hants; and has surv. issue — (i) Violet Eminiline ; Daisy 
 Coastancc Katey [m. 1896, Herbert William Kennawayl ; 
 Alma Caroline May ; and Rose Evelyn. Seat. — Holmbrook, 
 Farnborough, Hants. 
 
 Son of Rev. Hervey Aston Adamson Oakes, d. 1803 ; 
 d. 1874 ; m. , Eliza, eld. d. of Rev. J. H. Edwin : — 
 Capt. Hervey Aston Oakes, J. P. Suffolk, 6. 1838. /fes.— 
 Hill House, Stowmarket. 
 
 OATES. QtJarterly, i and 4, argent, two bendlets en- 
 grailed azure, in chief a cock gules, a canton ermine (for 
 Gates) ; 2. argent, on a pile vert, three dexter hands erected 
 of the first (for JoUey) ; 3. gules, a lion rampant, parted per 
 fesse ermine and erminois, between two roses, barbed and 
 seeded proper (for Grace). Mantling' azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armour 
 proper, charged with two bendlets engrailed azure, the hand 
 grasping a dirk, the point upwards, also proper, pommel 
 and hilt or. MottO — "Sua dextra cuique." 
 
 Son of and grandson of the late Edward Oates, 
 
 Gentleman, of Meanwoodside, near Leeds, sometime 
 of Fumival's Inn, by his wife Susan, only surv. child 
 and heir of Edward Grace, Esq., J. P., of St. Ann's, 
 Burley, near Leeds : — 
 I^wrence Edward Grace Oates, Gentleman, Lieut. 6th 
 Inniskilling Dragoons. 
 
 O'BRIEN, quartered by DE VERE and FORSYTH. 
 
 O'BRIEN (U.O.). Gules, three lions passant guardant 
 in pale, per pale or and argent, a chief of the second. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an arm embowed vested azure, brandishing a 
 sword argent, pwmmelled and hilted or, charged with a 
 fasces in pale proper. Motto — " Vigneur de dessus." 
 
 Sons of John O'Brien, Esq., of Elm Vale and Bally- 
 
 nalacken, M.P. for Limerick (High Sheriff co. Clare), 
 
 6. 1794 ; d. 1855 ; m. 1827, Ellen, d. of Jeremiah 
 
 Murphy of Hyde Park, co. Cork : — 
 
 James O'Brien, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff co. 
 
 Clare), d. 1832 ; m. 1865, Georgina, d. of G. Martyn and 
 
 widow of Francis Macnamara, Calcutta, J. P., M.P. , of 
 
 St. Catherine's, co. Clare. Seat — Ballynalacken Castle, 
 
 and Lisdoonvarna, co. Clare. 
 
 Jerome O'Brien, Gentleman, late 28th Regt., i. 1835; 
 m. 1867, Elizabeth, d. of Robert Clarke, Esq., of Bansha, 
 J. P. ; and has issue — Torlogh O'Brien, Gentleman, 6. 1868 ; 
 Jane; and Natalie. J?es. — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir Peter O'Brien, ist Baron O'Brien of 
 Kilfenora (16 June 1900), and a Baronet (28 Sept. 1891), 
 Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, d. 1842 ; tn, 1867, Annie, 
 d. of Robert Hare Clarke, Esq., of Bansha, J. P. ; and has 
 surv. issue — Hon. Annie Georgina ; and Hon. Ellen Mary. 
 J?es. — Newlands, Clondalkin, co. Dublin. Ciuis — Carlton, 
 Athenaeum, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 S EDWARD WILLIAM O'BRIEN, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. High Sheriff 1869. Born Jan. 24, 1837, being 
 the eldest son of the late William O'Brien, Esq., of 
 Cahirmoyle. Club — Athenaeum. Armorial bearingns — 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, gules, three lions passant guardant in 
 pale, per pale or and argent (for O'Brien) ; 2. argent, 
 three piles meeting in point issuing from the chief gules ; 
 
 3. or, a pheon azure. Mantling gules and or. Ci 
 On a wreath of the colours, issuing from a cloud an arm 
 embowed, brandishing a sword argent, pommel and hilt or. 
 Mottoes — Over the crest, " Lamh laidir an uachtar," and 
 " Vivueur de dessus." Married, first, Sept. 8, 1863, Mary 
 Spring, second dau. of the Hon. Stephen Edmund Spring- 
 Rice, of Mount Trenchard, co. Limerick, and sister of 
 the Rt. Hon. Thomas, Lord Monteagle ; and by her 
 (who d. April 25, 1868) has Issue— (1) William Dermod 
 O'Brien, Gentleman, b. June 10, 1865 ; Ellen Lucy ; and 
 Lucy Mary. Mr. O'Brien married secondly, Jan. 31, 1880, 
 Julia Mary, dau. of the late James Garth Marshall of Leeds 
 and Coniston, Lancashire, by Mary Alicia Pcry his wife, 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. the ist Ix)rd Monteagle; and has Issue— 
 (2) Edward Conor Marshall O Brien, Gentleman, b. Nov. 3, 
 1880; (3) Aubrey Ulick Marshall O'Brien, Gentleman, b. 
 June 7, 1882; Katherine Jenny; and Margaret Ernestine. 
 Seat — Cahirmoyle, Ardagh, co. Limerick. Town residence 
 — 24 Roland Gardens, S.W. 
 
 ROBERT VERE O'BRIEN, Esquire, of Monarc 
 Foynes, CO. Limerick, B.A. (Trin. Coll. , Dublin), and was 
 calle'l to the Irish Bar 1864, is Clerk of the Peace for co. 
 Clare, and a J. P. for co. Limerick, was on roll for High 
 Sheriff of Limerick 1874. Born 1842, being the second 
 son of the Hon. Robert O'Brien, who rf. 1870, by his wife 
 Eleanor, dau. of Sir Aubrey de Vere, 2nd Bart. , and nephew 
 of Lucius, 13th Lord Inchiquin. Armorial bearing^s - 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules, three lions passant guardant in 
 pale per pale or and argent ; 2. argent, three piles meeting 
 m pomt issuing from the chief gules ; 3. or, a pheon azure. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm embowed, issuing from a cloud, and brandishing a 
 sword all proper. Motto -" Vigueurde dessus." Married, 
 1883, Florence Mary Arnold-Forster, dau. of the late William 
 Delafield Arnold, Esq., and adopted dau. of the late Right 
 Hon. William Edward Forster, M.P. ; and has, with other ' 
 /«/.«— Aubrey William Vere O'Brien, Gentleman, b. 1885. 
 Seat— tAona-VG Foynes, Limerick. Clubs— A\X\&nx\im, Kil- 
 dare Street (Dublin). 
 
 O'CALLAGHAN (U.O.). Argent, in base a mount 
 vert, on the dexter side a hurst of oak-trees therefrom 
 issuant a wolf passant towards the sinister all profier. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a naked dexter arm embowed holding a sword en- 
 twined with a snake all proper. Motto — ' ' Fidus et audax." 
 Sons of George O'Callaghan, Esq., J. P., of Maryfort, 
 b. 1788; d. 1849; m. 1824, Mary, d. of Robert 
 Westropp, Esq., J. P., of Fortanne, co. Clare: — 
 John O'Callaghan, Esq., J. P. and D.L., late Col. Com- 
 mandant Clare Art., formerly Capt. 62nd Foot, b. 1830; 
 tn. 1859, Mary Johnson, d. of John Westropp of Attyflin, co. 
 Limerick ; and has issue — George O'Callaghan- Westropp, 
 Esq. (q.v.). Seats — Maryfort and Fortanne, Tulla, co. 
 Clare. Clubs — Army and Navy, Hibernian United Service 
 (Dublin). 
 
 Robert O'Callaghan, Gentleman, b. 1833, Res. — 
 Donatus O'Callaghan, Gentleman, b. 1841. Res. — 
 Sydney, nr. S. Wales. 
 
 S GEORGE O'CALLAGHAN-WESTROPP, Esquire, 
 J. P., Capt. ist Ban. Royal Irish Rifles (retired), 
 Lieut.-Col. Com. Clare Artillery. Borti F"eb. 18, 1864, being 
 the only son of Colonel John O'Callaghan, J. P., D.L., 
 of Maryfort, co. Clare, by his wife Mary Johnson, eldest 
 dau. of John Westropp, Esq., of Attyflin, co. Limerick. 
 Livery — Black, the collar, pocket flaps, and skirt seams 
 traced with gold ; waistcoat yellow, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, sable, a lion ram- 
 pant per fesse argent and or, ducally crowned of the last 
 (for Westropp) ; 2 and 3, argent, in base a mount vert, 
 on dexter side a hurst of oak trees, therefrom issuing a 
 wolf passant towards the sinister all proper (for O'Cal- 
 laghan). Crests — I. out of an antique crown gules an 
 eagle's head sable (for Westropp) ; 2. a naked arm em- 
 bowed, holding a sword bendways entwined with a snake 
 proper (for O'Callaghan). Mottoes — Over second crest, 
 " Fidus et audax;" under the arms, " Je me tourne vers 
 I'occident." Married, March 27, 1895, Henrietta Cecile 
 Rose, dau. of the late Capt. George Augustus Barrington 
 Godbold, 27th Inniskilling Fusiliers ; and has Issue — Rose 
 Mary Hope; and Hilda Daphne. Estates — Coolreagh, 
 Bally hannon, Dromellihy, and Lacken, co, Clare. Postal 
 
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 address — Coolreagh, Bodyke, co. Clare. Cluds — Army and 
 Navy, Kildare Street (Dublin), Clare (Ennis). 
 
 FREDERIC JOHN CHYSOSTOM JOSEPH LOCKE 
 O'CARROLL, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, J.P. for co. Dub- 
 lin, of Athgoe Park, Hazlehatch, co. Kildare. Born Jan. 27, 
 1843, being the only son of Frederic Francis O'Carroll, 
 Gentleman, by his wife Catherine, d. of Joseph MacCarthy. 
 Livery'-B\ne and yellow. Armorial beaxings ( Ped. U . O. ) 
 — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a sword erect in pale proper 
 supported by two lions counter-rampant gules (for O'Carroll); 
 ' 2. per fesse azure and or, a pale counterchanged, three falcons 
 rising, two and one of the second, each holding a fetterlock 
 in the beak sable (for Locke) ; 3. chequy or and azure, on a 
 canton of the second, a saltire of the first (for Warren). 
 Mantling' gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, on the stump of an oak tree, a falcon rising proper. 
 Motto— "In fide et in bello fortis." Married, April 29, 
 1874, Margaret Mary Theresa, dau. of William Thomson 
 of Clare Hall ; and has Issue— (1) Frederic Francis O'Carroll, 
 Esq., Capt. 5th Roy. Dub. Fus., b. April 13, 1876; (2) John 
 MacCarthy O'Carroll, Gentleman, b. Aug. 28, 1877 ; (3) 
 William 'I'homas O'Carroll, Gentleman, b. Dec. 4, 1881 ; 
 (4) Oscar Francis O'Carroll, Gentleman, b. May 27, 1888; 
 (s) Walter Cormac Locke O'Carroll, Gentleman, b. Sept. 14, 
 1893; Annie Kathleen Marie, d. July 11, 1880; Margaret 
 Mary Frances ; Kathleen Eily ; and Violet Mary. Seat— 
 Athgoe Park Hazelhatch, co. Dublin. Residence — Fox- 
 boro, Bray, co. Wicklow. 
 
 O'CONNELL (U.O.). Per fesse argent and vert, astag 
 trippant proper, between three trefoils siipfied counter- 
 changed. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head erased proper, charged with 
 a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Ciall agus Neart." 
 
 Sons of Maurice O'Connell, M.P. for Tralee, b. 1803; 
 
 d. 1853; m. 1832, Frances Mary, d. of John Bindon 
 
 Scott of Cahircon, co. Clare : — 
 
 Daniel O'Connell, Esq., J, P. and D.L. co. Kerry (High 
 
 Sheriff i860), formerly R.N., b. 1836; m. 1861, Isabella 
 
 Ellen (d. 1893), d. of Denis Shine Lawlor of Grenagh 
 
 House, CO. Kerry; and has issue — Isabella Mary; 
 
 Kathleen; Margaret Gertrude ; Eileen Mary; and Frances 
 
 Mary. Seat — Darrynane Abbey, Waterville, co. Kerry. 
 
 John Maurice O'Connell, Gentleman, ^. 1839; m. 1873, 
 Mary, d. of Daniel M'Cartie of Ardnageeha, co. Cork ; and 
 has surv. issue (with four daus.) — Maurice O'Connell, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888. Res.— 
 
 Sons of John O'Connell, M.P. for Clonmel and after- 
 wards Clerk of the Hanaper in Ireland, b. 1810; d. 
 1858; tn. 1838, Elizabeth, d. of Dr. Ryan of Jubilee 
 Hall, CO Dublin : — - 
 John O'Connell, Gentleman, b. ; m. , Mary, 
 
 d. of Judge Baldwin, Q.C.; and has issue. Res. — Kilkenny. 
 Sons of Daniel O'Connell, M.P. for Tralee, b. 1816 ; 
 d. 1897 ; m. 1866, Ellen Mary, d. of E. Foster of The 
 Elms, Cambridge: — 
 Maurice Francis Foster O'Connell, Gentleman, b. 1874. 
 Res. — Burton-on-Trent. 
 
 Geoffrey Owen Morgan O'Connell, Gentleman, b. 1876. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Morgan John O'Connell of Ballylean Lodge, 
 
 CO. Clare, and Barry's Court, co. Cork, M.P. co. 
 
 Kerry, b. 1811 ; d. 1875; tn. 1865, Mary Anne, only 
 
 d. of Charles Bianconi, Esq., D.L. , of Longfield, 
 
 Cashel, co. Tipperary : — 
 
 John (Charles Coppinger) O'Connell, Esq., J.P. cos. 
 
 Cork and Clare (High Sheriff co. Clare 1893), b. 1871 ; m. 
 
 1894, Arabella, d. of T. P. Hayes of 42 Lansdowne Road, 
 
 Dublin ; and has issue — Helen ; Mary ; and Una. Seat — 
 
 Ballylean, Kildysart, co. Clare. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable CHARLES OWEN 
 O'CONOR, O'CONOR DON, of Belanagare and 
 Clonalis, co. Roscommon, Member of H.M. Most Hon. Privy 
 Council, Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rotulorum of co. Ros- 
 common, M.P. for that co. i860 80, High Sheriff 1884, J.P. 
 CO. Sligo, Hig.i Sheriff 1863. Born May 7, 1838, being the 
 elder son of the late Denis O'Conor Don of Belanagare and 
 Clonalis, M.P. co. Roscommon, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 Major Maurice Blake of Tower Hill, co. Mayo. Armorial 
 'beajrings — Argent, an oak-tree eradicated proper. Mant- 
 ling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath, of the colours, 
 an arm vambraced embowed, the hand bare grasping a 
 
 sword proper, pommel and hilt or. Supporters — Two 
 lions rampant gules, each gorged with an antique crown 
 and charged on the shoulder with a harp of Ireland or. 
 Motto (in Irish characters). Married, firstly, April 21, 
 1868, Georgina Mary, dau. of Thomas Aloysius Perry, 
 Esq., of Bitham House, co. Warwick ; and by her 
 (who d. Aug. 1872) has had Issue — (i) Denis Charles 
 O'Conor, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for co. Roscommon, B.A. , 
 LL.B. (Lond.), b. 1869; (2) Owen Felim O'Conor, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1870; (3) Charles Hugh O'Conor, Gentleman, i^. 
 1872 ; (4) Roderick O'Conor, Gentleman, b. 1872, d. 1878. 
 He married, secondly 1879, Ellen, dau. of John Lewis 
 More O'Ferrall, Esq., of Lissard, co. Longford. Seats 
 Belanagare, French Park, and Clonalis, Castlerea, co. Ros- 
 common. C/ai^.f —Reform, Athenaeum. 
 
 The Right Hon. Sir NICHOLAS RODERICK 
 O'CONOR, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis- 
 tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, P.C., 
 Ambassador at Constantinople. Born 1843, being the son of 
 the late Patrick H. O'Conor of Dundermott, co. Roscommon ; 
 was created C.B. 1886, and Knight Commander 1895, 
 C. .M.G. 1886. Clubs — Travellers', St. James's. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, an oak tree eradicated proper, supported 
 by two lions rampant combatant sable, in chief an ancient 
 Irish crown or, and in base three lizards passant to the 
 sinister barways vert, the escutcheon being surrounded by 
 the ribbon of the Bath, and the collars and pendent the 
 badges of a G.C. B. and of a G.C.M.G. Mantling vert and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath argent and vert, 
 out of an Irish crown as in the arms, an arm embowed in 
 armour, the hand grasping a sword all proper. Married, 
 1887, Minna Margaret, dau. of the late James Robert Hope- 
 Scott. Postal addresses — British Embassy, Constantinople ; 
 Dundermott, co. Roscommon. 
 
 HERBERT FRANCIS EDWARD ODELL, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1874, being the only son of Edward George 
 Herbert Odell, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Carriglea. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Or, a trefoil slipped vert between three 
 crescents, two and one gules. Mantling vert 'and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed, 
 armed, the hand grasping a naked sword, the blade pass- 
 ing through a chaplet of red roses and trefoils, all proper. 
 Motto—" Quantum in rebus inane." Seat — Carriglea, 
 Dungarvan, co. Waterford. 
 
 S THOMAS SMIJTH ODELL, Esquire, Major 3rd 
 Batt. Highland Light Infantry, J.P. co. Westmeath. 
 Borti Dec. 16, 1866, being the only son of Thomas Scruton 
 Odell of Kilcleagh Park, co. Westmeath, by his wife Made- 
 line, second dau. of Thomas Roe of Coolfin, Queen's Co. 
 Livery — Light blue and silver. Armorial bearings — Per 
 chevron or and argent, three crescents gules. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed in armour, the hand holding a sword all 
 proper, the arm charged w ith two crescents in pale gules. 
 Motto — "Pro patria invictus.'' Man-ied, 1895, Henrietta 
 Cecilia, younger dau. of Maj. David Dunlop Urquhart of 
 Strawberry Hill, King's Co. ; and has Issue — Thomas 
 Urquhart Odell, Gentleman, b. July 22, 1898. Seat — Kil- 
 cleagh Park, Moate, co. Westmeath. Club — Hibernian 
 United Service (Dublin). 
 
 ODINGSELLS, quartered by COKE. 
 
 ODLING-SMEE (R.L., H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron 
 azure, between two leopards faces in chief and a cross 
 boton^e fitch^e in base of the second, a leopard's face 
 between two crosses botonfe fitch^e of the field. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion or, in the mouth a cross botony fitched in bend 
 azure holding between the paws an escocheon of the last, 
 charged with a leopard's face also or. Motto — •' ' Vincit 
 omnia Veritas." Livery — Blue, yellow facings. 
 
 Son of William Odling, F.R.S., b. ; d. ; 
 
 m. 1872, Elizabeth Mary, d. of .Alfred Smee, F. R.S. : — 
 
 George Smee Odling-Smee (formerly Odling, R.L., 
 1902), Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1873; m. 1902, Emma 
 Mary, d. of Theophilus Sigismund Hahn ; and has issue — 
 Charles William Odling-Smee, Gentleman, b. 1904. 
 Res. — The Grange, Wallington, Surrey. Club — Royal 
 Societies. 
 
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 ODOGHERTY. quartered by BROWNLOW and 
 MANSKROM. 
 
 O'DONNKLL (U.O.). Siible, iwo lions rampant com- 
 batant, in chief a sinister hand appaum^ couped at the 
 wrist between two mullets and in base a mullet all argent, 
 Mnnt1<"g sable and argent. Oratt Out of a ducal crest 
 curonet or, a naked arm embowed grasping a dart all 
 pro|K^r. Motto— " In hoc signo vinces." Z./Wry— Black 
 with white facings. 
 
 Son of late Gen. Sir Charles R. O'Donnell of Trugh, 
 
 b. \ d. \ m. , Catherine Anne, d. ol 
 
 Major-G«n. Murray, C.B. :— 
 
 John Vyse O'Donnell, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret.) late 37th 
 
 Inniskillings, J.P. co. Chore, i. . Seat — Trugh House, 
 
 HIackwater, nr. Limerick. 
 
 Son of Rev. H. O'Donnell. M.A. (Trin. Coll.. Dub.) of 
 
 Limerick, by Elizabeth Sarah, d. of George Henry 
 
 Harrison of Oxendon Magna. Nortliants: — 
 
 Major Henry O'Donnell. West Yorks Regt., d. 186a ; m. 
 
 1900, Agnes Maude, d. of Charles Mac Iver ; and has 
 
 issue -(i) Hugh .Vlanus O'Donnell, Gentleman, 6. 1901 ; (2) 
 
 Brian Ivor O'Donnell, Gentleman, i. 1903. Post. add. — 
 
 Victoria Barracks, Belfast. 
 
 Son of late Robert Edmund O'Donnell, 6. ; d. ; 
 m. : — 
 Snniuel Perry O'Donnell, Gentleman, Assistant Magistrate 
 and Collector of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh. 
 
 zees.— 
 
 S MORGAN WILLIAM ODONOVAN, Esquire 
 ("The O'Donovan"), Chieftain of Ancient Irish sept 
 of Clan Cathal, B.A. Magd.alen Coll., Oxford, J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. of Cork (High Sheriff 1892), Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. 
 Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Munster Fus. Born Feb. 11, 1861, 
 being the only son of the late Henry Winthrop O'Donovan, 
 " The O'Donovan," by his wife Amelia, dau. of De Courcy 
 O'Grady of Killballyowen. C/a^— New Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. Livery — Silver and blue. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a dexter arm from the sinister couped, vested gules, 
 cuffed of the first, the hand grasping a sword in pale, 
 the blade entwined with a serpent descending all proper. 
 Cre«t— On a wreath, gules and argent, a falcon, wings 
 displayed and elevated or. Motto — "Adjuvante Deo in 
 Hostes." Married, July 9, 1892, Mary Eleanor, dau. of 
 Rev. John Yarker Barton, M.A., Chaplain to the Forces; 
 and has hsue — (i) Morgan John Winthrop O'Donovan, 
 Gentleman, b. May 2, 1893; (2) Miles Henry O'Donovan, 
 Gentleman, b. June 26, 1895 ; (3) Victor Trige O'Donovan, 
 Gentleman, b. June 20, 1897 ; and Eleanor Melian Frances. 
 Seat — Liss Ard, Skibbereen, co. Cork. 
 
 [" The O' Donovan " uses supporters : dexter, a lionguard- 
 ant : sinister, a griffin gules, and substitutes a chapeau for 
 his wreath. There is no U^al authority for either practice. ] 
 
 O'DOYNE, quartered by DOYNE. 
 
 OEILLS, quartered by BAINES. 
 
 CHARLES RICHARD JOHN O'FARRELL, Esquire. 
 J.P. CO. Galway. Born Sept. 22, 1875, being the son of 
 Charles Carroll, Esq., J.P. for co. Galway (nephew of the 
 late Charles Farrell, M.D., of Dalyston. who died 1855), 
 by his wife Kate Mary, only dau. of the late J. W. Mac- 
 Loghlin of Ballyglass; assumed the name of O'Farrell in 
 1855. on succeeding to this property. Armorial beariags — 
 Per fesse or and vert, a lion rampant counterchanged. on 
 a canton gules, an Irish harp of the first. Mantling vert 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on an Eastern 
 crown or, a greyhound courant p)er pale argent and sable, 
 gorged with a collar, therefrom a broken chain, both gules. 
 Seat — Dalyston, near Loughrea, co. Galway. 
 
 O'FERRALL, see MORE-FERRALL. 
 
 OFFALEY, Earl of, see LEINSTER. 
 
 S ROBERT ALEXANDER OGILBY, Esq., J.P, and 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1887, late Capt. 4th. Regt. Bom 
 1850, being the son of the late Robert I^slie Ogilby. Esq., 
 D. L., of Ardnargle, by his wife Elizabeth Matilda, dau. of 
 Major William Henry Rainey, H.E. I.C.S. Chtbs — Junior 
 United Service. Athenaeum. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a lion passant guardant gules, between two crescents, one in 
 
 chief and the other in liasc azuic. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant gules, supporting a tilting-s|H,'ar entwined 
 with a string of trefoils proper. Married, 1875, Helen 
 
 Sarah, dau. of Rev. George Bomford Wheeler, M.A.. Recto 
 of Ballysax. co. Kildare. Seats — Ardnargle and Pellip 
 House, CO. Londonderry. 
 
 OGILVEY, see NISBET-HAMILTON-OGILVY. 
 
 OGILVIE, quartered by FORBES. 
 
 Thk Hon. EDWARD DAVID STEWART OGILVII 
 Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wale 
 Australia. Born July 25. 1814. being the second son 
 the late William Ogilvie of Merton, Hunter River, Neij 
 South Wales, by his wife Mary, daughter of Edwar' 
 White of Old Swan Yard, Bishopsgate, London. Armor' 
 bearings — Argent, gutt6e-de-poix, a lion passant guardar 
 gules, holding in the dexter paw a trident in bend siniste 
 or. in chief a chaplet of roses also gules, and in base 
 portcullis sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— C 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampart gules, charged ( 
 the shoulders with an anchor gold, gorged with a chaple_ 
 of roses argent, holding in the dexter fore-paw a plumb-rule 
 erect proper, and resting the dexter hind-paw on a saltirr 
 or. Motto — "Toujours." Married, first, Sept. 2, 1858, 
 Theodosia Isabella, dau. of the Rev. William de Burgli 
 of Sandymount, near Dublin, D.D. (Trinity College, 
 Dublin) ; and by her (who d. March 23, 1886, at Torquay, 
 CO. Devon), has had Issue— {\) William Frederick Ogilvie, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 6. 1862 [w.. Oct. 31, 1888, Ethel Maude, 
 second dau. of Graham Mylne of Etonswill, Clarence 
 River, and granddaughter of Thomas Mylne of Mylne Field, 
 Perthshire, and has issue, a daughter:]; (2) Edward David 
 Ogilvie, Gentleman, Flag-Lieut. H.M.S. " Imperieuse," 
 b. July 19, 1867; (3) Hubert de Burgh Ogilvie, Gentleman, 
 d. May 1877. and was buried in the private cemetery. 
 Yulgilbar; Mary Isabel [;«., June 20 1888. John Travers 
 Tindal of Karrabil, New South Wales, and has issue]; 
 Florinda Ellen; Theodosia Isabella; Jessie; Maud, twin 
 with her sister; Mabel Harriet [««., July 9, 1888, Charles 
 Alfred Gordon Lillingston of Ranchi, Chota Nagpore, 
 India, and has issue, a dau.]; Emmeline Martha; and 
 
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 Kathleen Ellen. Mr. E. D. S. Ogilvie married secondly, 
 Dec. 21, 1889, Alicia Gcorgiana Frances, third dau. of Rev. 
 Robert Loftus Tottenham, Chaplain of Legation at Florence, 
 son of Lord Robert Ponsonby Tottenham, Bishop of 
 Clogher, and grandson of the first Marquess of Ely. 
 Residence — Yulgilbar, Clarence River, New South Wales. 
 
 OGILVY, quartered by SCRYMSOURE-STEUART- 
 FOTHRINGHAM. 
 
 OGILVY .DALGLEISH, see DALGLEISH. 
 
 S HENRY THOMAS NISBEI' HAMILTON 
 OGILVY, Esquire, D.L., J.F. co. Haddington, J.P. 
 CO. Lincoln. Born May 3, 1837, being the second son (but 
 the eldest by his second marriage) of the late Sir John Ogilvy 
 of Inverquharity (ninth Baronft), by his second wife Jane 
 Elizabetli, commonly known as Lady Jane Elizabeth, dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. Thomas Howard, sixteenth Earl of Suffolk. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent a lion passant 
 guardant gules, gorged with an open crown and crowned 
 wiih a close imperial one or (for Ogilvy) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 an eagle displayed sable, beaked and menibered gules 
 (for Ramsay) ; in chief of the quartered coat a crescent 
 gules for difference; over all, on an escutcheon of pretence, 
 quarterly i and 4, gules a sword paleways argent, hilted 
 and pommelled or, between three cinquefoils of the second (for 
 Hamilton); 2. argent, on a chevron gules, between three 
 boars' heads erased sable, armed and langued of the second, 
 as many cinquefoils of th*; first, the chevron being en- 
 signed on the top with a thistle proper (for Nisbet) ; 3. 
 argent, a lion rampant gules within a bordure ermine (for 
 Dundas) ; above the shield a helmet, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and on wreaths of the proper liveries are 
 set the three following Crests, namely, on the de.xter side a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, armed and langued azure, and in 
 an escroU over the same this motto, "Forward" (for 
 Ogilvy) ; in the centre a horse's head and neck couped 
 argent, bi idled gules, and in an escroll over the same this 
 motto, " Ryde through" (for Hamilton); and on the 
 sinister side, a dexter hand issuing out of a cloud and 
 holding a balance all proper, and in an escroll over the 
 same this motto, " Discite justitiam " (for Nisbet). Upon a 
 compartment below the shield, entwined with an escroll 
 inscribed with this motto, "Tenena Pericula Sperno," are 
 placed for Supporters, two white horses proper, bridled 
 gules. Married, Septeinber 11, 1888, Mary Georgiana Con- 
 stance C. Nisbet Hamilton of Belhaven, Dirleton, Pencait- 
 land, Bloxholm, and Alford, only daughter of the late Right 
 Honourable R. C. Nisbet Hamilton (n^ Dundas), by his 
 wife Mary, commonly known as Lady Mary C. Nisiiet 
 Hatnilton, daughter of the Right Honourable the seventh 
 Earl of Elgin. Estates — Belhaven, Dirleton, and Pencait- 
 land, in the county of E!ast Lothian ; Bloxholm, Well, and 
 Alford, in the county of Lincoln. Postal addresses — Biel, 
 Prestonkirk, Archerfield, Dirleton, and Winton Castle, Pen- 
 caitland. East Lothian, Scotland ; Bloxholm Hall, Lincoln. 
 Clubs — Travellers' and Brooks's ( London ), New ( Edinburgh ). 
 
 §JOHN HENRY OGLANDER, Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 Southampton, D.L. for the Isle of Wight, Barrister-at- 
 Law, B.A. , LL. B. , F.S.A. ; assumed the surname and arms 
 of Oglander by Royal Licence 1895 in pursuance of the will 
 of Sir Henry Oglander, Bart. , of Nunwell. Born March 7, 
 1847, being the second son of the late William Anthony 
 Glynn of Fairy Hill, Isle of Wight, by his wife Ann, dau. of 
 F. Goodall. ZiVe/j — Dark blue, brass buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a stork between three cross crosslets 
 fitch^e or (R. L. 1895. Arms originally confirmed by 
 Camden Clarencieux ; paternal descent, Glynn. Arms 
 allowed Vn. of Cornwall, 1580; Ped. H. Coll.), and 
 u|5on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Somerset, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4 France, 2 and 3 England, 
 all within a bordure compony argent and azure, a cres- 
 cent upon a martlet for difference. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest -Upon a wreath of the colours, a bear's head 
 or, couped, langued, and mouth embrued gules. Motto — 
 " Servare munia vitse." Married, May 20, 1879, Florence, 
 younger dau. and co-heir of Arthur Edward Somerset, 
 Gentleman, Barrister and Steward of the Savoy (second son 
 of Lord Arthur John Henry Somerset, fifth but fourth sur- 
 viving son of the Most Noble Henry, 5th Duke of Beaufort, 
 K.G. ) ; and has had Issue— (1) Denys Arthur Glynn, b. Feb. 
 27, d. April 10, 1883; and Florence Joan Gertrude Glynn 
 
 \m. 1904, Capt. Auberon C;. Hegan-Kennard]. Seats — 
 Nunwell Brading and Fairy Hill, St. Helen's, both in the 
 Isle of Wight. C/«iJ-r— New University, Royal Victoria 
 Yacht. 
 
 OGLE, quartered by CASE. 
 
 Sir henry ASGILL OGLE, 7th Baronet, of Worthy 
 (cr. 1816), Captain (retired) R.N. Born Sept. 12, 1850, 
 being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Sir Edmund Ogle, Bart., General and Col. -Commandant 
 R.E., by his wife Catherine Beverley, dau. of Henry St. 
 Hill of Bradninch Manor House, Collompton, Devon. 
 Livery — Drab with red facings. Armorial bearings— 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a fesse between three crescents 
 gules, on the fesse a crescent on a mullet for difference ; 2 
 and 3, or, an orle azure (for Bertram), the escutcheon 
 being charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an heraldic antelope's head erased argent, tufted, 
 maned, and attired gules, differenced as the arms. MottO 
 — " Prenez en gr(§." Clubs— XimXtiA Service, Royal Naval 
 (Portsmouth). 
 
 S NEWTON CHARLES OGLE, Esquire, D.L. for 
 Northumberland. Boj-n Feb. 19, 1850, being the 
 second but eldest surviving son of the Rev. Edward Chal- 
 oner Ogle of Kirkley Hall, Northumberland, and his wife 
 Sophia, youngest dau. of Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse between three cres- 
 cents gules, a mullet of the field. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, an heraldic 
 antelope's head erased argent, tufted, maned, and attired 
 gules, charged with a mullet. Motto—" Prenes en gr6. '' 
 Married, 1895, Lady Lilian Denison {d. July 31, 1899), 
 second dau. ol the Rt. Hon. the ist Earl of Lon esborough ; 
 and has had Issue— ]o\m. Francis Chaloner Ogle, Gentle- 
 man, h. Dec. I, 1898 ; Marjorie Edith Sophia (5. June 23, 
 1897). He m. 2nd, 1903, Beatrice Anne, d. of the late Sir 
 John William Cradock Hartopp, 4lh Bart. ; and has issue — 
 Hester Mary. Seat — Kirkley Hall, near Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne, Northumberland. Town residence 59 Green Street, ' 
 Grosvenor .Square, S. W. Clubs— Txxx^, Travellers'. 
 
 GERALD DE COURCY O'GRADY, Gentleman, being 
 the second son of the late Ven. Archdeacon Gerald de 
 Courcy O'Grady, A. B. , Trinity College, Dublin, of Fort 
 Etna, county Limerick, Ireland, and afterwards Chap- 
 lain of H.M. Forces at Chambly, Province of Quebec, 
 
 Canada, and Archdeacon of the Diocese of Montreal, by 
 his wife Charlotte Knox, youngest dau. of the late Rev. 
 William Agar Adamson, LL. D. , Chaplain and Librarian 
 to the Legislative Council of Canada. Livery — Black, with 
 red facings, silver buttons, red breeches and waistcoat, 
 silver hat-band. Armorial bearings— Per pale gules and 
 
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 nb)e, three lions ptissant per pale argent and or. M ant Un g 
 gules and arfi^nt. Orwrt On a wreath of the colours, a 
 nag's head erased sable, maned or. Motto " Vulncratus 
 non victus " A/arrifii. luno 6. 1883. iJeruUline, yi)ungest 
 dau. of bklw.ird Carter, Ksi)., t.).C., of Montreal, Ciinada ; 
 and has Issue - (i) Gerald de Courcy O'Grady, Cjentleman, 
 *. July a8. 1884; (a) Kdward Waller de Courcy O'Grady, 
 Gonilem.in, *. March 6, 1886; (3) Standish de Courcy 
 O'Grady. Gentleman. />. Sept. 9, 1889; (4) Ilricn de Courcy 
 OCJrady. Gentleman,*. Nov. 5, 1891 ; Kathleen de Courcy ; 
 and fcUiith Gcraldine de Courcy. Postal address— 'Yok 
 Crown Bank of Canada, Toronto, Canada. 
 
 GILBERT O'GRADY, Esquire, J. P. for co. Clare, late 
 CapUin 78th Highlanders. Horn Feb. 11, 1847. being the 
 eldest son of the late Standisli Thomas O'Griidy, B.A. 
 Trin. Coll.. Camb., Barrister-at-L.iw, by his wife Thomas- 
 ina, dau of Gerald de Courcy, Thf O'CJrady, of Kilballyowen. 
 Armorialbearlngs — Per pale gules and sable, three lions 
 passant ^ardant, per pale argent and or, the centre lion 
 charged on the side with a portcullis azure. MantUnST gules 
 and argent. OreBt — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 head erased argent, charged with a portcullis .azure. Motto 
 " Vulneratus non victus." i><i/— Landscape, co. Clare. 
 C/«* — Naval and Military. 
 
 SjOHN DE COURCY O'GRADY, Esquire, C.B. 
 (1901), Lieut.-Col. late Com. ist Batt. Connaught 
 Rangers ; served in South African Canipaigns, in the 
 Zulu and Boer Wars 1881, Secocoeni War, where he 
 was severely wounded, and in the Boer War 1899, 1900, 
 1901. Born Nov. i, 1856, being the third son of the late 
 William de Courcy O'Grady ("The O'Grady ") of Kil- 
 ballyowen, M.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin, by his wife Anna 
 Grogan, only dau. of Thonins de Rienzi of Cloljemon Hall, 
 D. L. CO. Wexford. Armorial bearing^s Per pale gules 
 and sable, three lions passant per pale argent and or. 
 Mantling gules and sable. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a nag's head erased sable, maned or. Motto— 
 " Vulneratus non victus." Married, Jan. 4, 1892, Evelyn 
 Wanda, dau. of Major-Gen. A. Mattei, C.M.G., of 61 
 ' Strada Britannica, Valetta, Malta. 5m/ — Kilballyowen, 
 BrufT, CO. Limerick. 
 
 JOHN WALLER DE COURCY O'GRADY. Gentle- 
 man, Manager of the Bank of Montreal, Chicago, 111., 
 U.S.A. Born Sept. 26, 1854, being the eldest son of the 
 late Venerable Archdeacon Gerald de Courcy O'Grady, 
 A.B., Trin. Coll., Dublin, of Fort Etna, co. Limerick, 
 Ireland, and afterwards Chaplain of H.M. Forces at 
 Chambly, Province of Quebec, Canada, and Archdeacon 
 of the Diocese of Montreal, by his wife Charlotte Knox, 
 youngest dau. of the late Rev. William Agar Adam- 
 son, LL.D. , Chaplain and Librarian to the Legislative 
 Council of Canada. Armorial bearingrs— Per pale gules 
 and sable, three lions passant per pale argent and or. 
 MantHngr gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 a nag's head erased sable, maned or. Motto — " Vulneratus 
 non victus." Married, June 3, 1885, Katherine Frances, 
 dau. of Lieut.-Col. Joseph Stopford Maunsell, D.A.G., of 
 New Brunswick, Can.ida ; and has Issue -(i) Gerald Francis 
 de Courcy O Grady, Gentleman.*. Aug. 10, 1887; (2) George 
 Waller de Courcy O'Grady, Gentleman, b. Sept. 21, 1888 ; 
 (3) John Medley de Courcy O'Grady, Gentleman, b. Oct. 23, 
 1889 : (4) William Agar de Courcy O'Grady, Gentleman ; 
 (5) Herbert Stamiish de Courcy O'Grady, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. s, 1899 ; Kathleen Frances de Courcy ; Anna Faith 
 de Courcy ; and Nora Mooney de Courcy. Postal address 
 — The Bank of Montreal, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. 
 
 WILLIAM DE RIENZI O'GRADY ("The O'Grady"). 
 Born June 17, 1852, being the second, but eldest surviving 
 son of the late William de Courcy O'Grady (The O'Grady) 
 of Kilballyowen, M.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin, by his wife Anna 
 Grogan, only dau. of Thomas de Rienzi, Esq., of Clobemon 
 Hall, D.L. CO. Wexford. Armorial I)earing8-Per pale 
 gules and sable, three lions passant per pale argent and or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a nag's head erased sable, maned or. Motto— 
 "Vulneratus non victus." 6>a/ — Kilballyowen, Bruft", co. 
 Limerick. 
 
 S ALEXANDER MILNE OGSTON, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. Kincardine and co. of city of Aberdeen. 
 
 Bom Feb. 21, 1836, being the eldest son of the late 
 .Mexander Ogston of Ardoe, by his wife Elliott, dau. of 
 James Lawrence of Aberdeen. Armorial bearings .Argent, 
 
 fi is the Military Cockade. 
 
 three mascles sable, on a chief of the second two lions pas-j 
 sant of the first, armed and langued gules. Above the] 
 shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mant-| 
 ling gules doubled argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries j 
 is set for Crest, a lion as in the arms ; and in an cscroril 16, ] 
 the same this Motto, " Vi et animo." Married, April 16, ( 
 1872. Katherine Anne Mitchell, dau. of Charles Moray Hill) 
 Rennie of Aberdeen ; and has Issue — (i) Alexander Gordon 1 
 Ogston, Gentleman, b. June 8, 1875 ; (2) Charles Ogston, \ 
 Esq., Capt. Gordon Highlanders, b. Sept. 14, 1877; (3)) 
 James Norman Ogston, Gentleman, b. Feb. 15, 1881; 
 Katherine Emily \m. Capt. A. O. Norman, Gordon High- 
 landers] ; and Elliot Mabel \in. Major Richard James ! 
 Saumerez, R. M.L.I.]. Estates in the co. of Kincardine;! 
 Ardoe, and Heathcot. Postal address — Ardoe House, near j 
 Aberdeen. Club — Northern (Aberdeen). 
 
 S ALEXANDER OGSTON, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. co. 
 of Aberdeen, M.D., LL.D., and Prof, of Surgery ini 
 the Univ. of Aberdeen, Surgeon in Ordinary to Her latej 
 Majesty Queen Victoria, and Hon. Surgeon in Scotland to] 
 the King. Born April 19, 1844, being the eldest son of the j 
 late Francis Ogston, M.D. , Emeritus Professor of Medical! 
 Jurisprudence in the University of Aberdeen, and his wife! 
 Amelia, dau. of Alexander Cadenhead, Advocate in Aber-j 
 deen. Armorial bearings — Argent, three mascles sable, on j 
 a chief of the last two lions passant of the first, armed and 
 langued gules, a bordure of the last for difference. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his] 
 liveries, a lion passant argent, armed and langued gules. 
 Motto — "Vi et animo." Married, firstly, Sept. 25, 1867,] 
 Mary Jane Hargrave, dau. of James Hargrave (Hudson! 
 Bay Co.'s Service), d. Dec. 1873; and secondly, Isabella,} 
 dau. of James Matthews of Springhill, and late Lord Pro I 
 vost of Aberdeen ; and has Issue of first marriage — (i)| 
 Francis Hargrave Ogston, Gentleman, b. 1869, Trooper 
 Imperial Light Horse, killed in action in the Transvaal, 
 April 17, 1901 ; (2) Walter Henry Ogston, Gentleman, b. 
 1873 ; and two daus. ; by second marriage (3) Alfred James 
 Ogston, Gentleman ; (4) Alexander Lockhart Ogston, Gen- 
 tleman ; (5) Rannald Frederick Logie Ogston, Gentleman ; 
 and three daus. Estate — Glendavan, Absrdeenshire. Resi- 
 dence — 252 Union Street, Aberdeen. 
 
 ^ JAMES OGSTON, Esquire, Colonel (retired) ist 
 Aberdeenshire Volunteer Artillery, J.P. for co. Aber- 
 
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 deen. Bom May 29, 1845, being the second son of Alex- 
 ander Ogston of Ardoe, Kincardineshire, and his wife, 
 Elliot, ntfe Lawrance. Armorial bearing^s — Argent, three 
 mascles sable, on a chief two lions passant of the first, 
 armed and langued gules, in the middle chief point a cres- 
 cent also of the first, for difference. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a lion as in the 
 arms ; and in an escroU over the same this Motto, " Vi et 
 animo." Married, Oct. 7, 1875, Anne Leslie Jamieson. 
 Seat — Kildrummy, Aberdeenshire. Clubs — Arts', Royal 
 Northern (Aberdeen), Scottish Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 JOSEPH SYLVESTER O' HALLO RAN, Esquire, 
 C. M.G. , formerly of Adelaide, South Australia, Sec. to the 
 Royal Colonial Institute, Northumberland Avenue, London. 
 Born March 28, 1842, being the eldest son of Capt. William 
 Littlejohn O'Halloran of the 38th Regiment of Foot, late 
 Auditor-General of South Australia, by his wife Eliza 
 Minton, dau. of John Montague Smyth of Cork. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a castle 
 
 of two towers with a curtain wall and portal approach- 
 ment by three steps argent standing on a mound vert, 
 on which is inscribed the word " Hurrehurpore " gold, 
 in chief a sword and an Indian sabre in saltire proper, 
 pommels and hilts or, surmounted by an Eastern crown of 
 the last (for O'Halloran); 2 and 3 gules, a horse passant 
 argent, on grass proper, caparisoned azure, bridled and 
 saddled or, on a chief of the second, three mullets pierced 
 of the third (for O'Halloran, ancient), over all a cross of 
 pearls proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. 
 for augmentation, out of an Eastern crown or, an arm in 
 armour proper, garnished gold, the hand in a gauntlet also 
 proper grasping a flagstaff, therefrom flowing a standard 
 azure, charged with a monkey statant also or, motto over, 
 " Purswarrie ; " 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a lizard 
 passant or, motto over, "Clan Fergail a-boo." Motto— 
 " Lothim agus marbhaim " (I wound and I kill). Married, 
 Aug. 17, 1886, Alice Mary, dau. of the late Henry Simpson 
 of Ridge Park, Adelaide. Club — National. 
 
 O'HARA (R.L., 27 Nov. i860, U.O.). Quarterly, i and 
 4, vert, on a pale radiant or, a lion rampant sable (O'Hara) ; 
 2 and 3, gules, on a bend between six lions rampant or, 
 a crescent sable (Cooper). Mantling vert and or. Crests 
 — I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 ermine, holding between the paws a chaplet of oak-leaves 
 proper. Motto over — " Laimh nah Saris" (O'Hara); 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a man's bust in profile, couped 
 at the shoulders proper, on the head an Irish crown or, and 
 charged on the neck with a crescent sable. Motto over — 
 " Vincit amor patriae" (Cooper). Motto — "Virtute et 
 claritate." 
 
 Sons of Charles William O'Hara, Esq., of Annaghmore 
 and Cooper's Hill, co. Sligo, J. P. and D.L. , M.P. co. 
 Sligo 1859-1865 (High Sheriff 1849), b. 1817 ; d. 1898; 
 m. 1858, Annie Charlotte, eld. d. of Richard Shuttle- 
 worth Streatfeild of The Rocks, Uckfield, Sussex : — 
 Charles Kean O'Hara, Esq., H.M.'s Lieutenant and 
 Gustos Rot. for co. Sligo, late Major 3rd York and Lan- 
 
 caster Regt., b. i860. Seat — Annaghmore, CoUoney, co. 
 Sligo. Chibs — Junior Constitutional ; Kildare Street 
 (Dublin), Roy. St. George Yacht (Kingstown), County 
 (Sligo), Roscommon County (Boyle). 
 
 Arthur Cooper O'Hara, Esq., J. P. co. Sligo (High Sheriff 
 1903), b. 1862. Seat — Cooper's Hill, Riverstown, co. Sligo. 
 
 Richard Edward O'Hara, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. — 
 Glenelg, Queensland, Austraha. 
 
 Alexander Perceval O'Hara, Gentleman, b. 1871. Res. — 
 Chicago, U.S.A. 
 
 Frederick William O'Hara, Esq., J. P. co. Sligo, b. 
 1875 ; m. 1903, Muriel Helen Isabella Rice, d. of Francis 
 Blackburne Henn of Paradise, Ennis, co. Clare ; and has 
 issue — Donal Frederick O'Hara, Gentleman, h. 1904. Res. 
 — Cromlyn Lodge, Hillsborough. C/?/*— County (Sligo). 
 
 Erril Robert O'Hara, Esq., Capt. Army Service Corps, 
 b. 1879. Res. — 
 
 O'KEEFE, see LANIGAN-O'KEEFE. 
 
 JOHN APPLEYARD O' KELLY, Esquire, of Gurtray, 
 CO. Galway, J. P. BornDec. 21, 1848, being the third but 
 eldest surviving son of Ambros Patrick O' Kelly of Gurtray, 
 J. P. cos. Galway and Roscommon, by his wife Theresa, 
 dau. of Walter Joyce of Mervue, succeeded his brother in 
 1877. Armorial bearings — Azure, two lions rampant com- 
 batant argent, chained or, supporting a tower triple turretted 
 of the second. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, an enfield vert. Motto— "Turris 
 fortis mihi Deus." Married, Oct. 12, 1886, Mary, dau. of 
 Count O' Byrne of Allardstown, co. Louth, and Corville, 
 Roserea ; and has Issue— [i) John Dominick O' Kelly, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 5, 1887; (2) Ambrose Alexander O' Kelly, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 23, 1888; (3) Gerald Edward O' Kelly, 
 Gentleman, b. March 11, 1890; (4) Joseph Henry O' Kelly, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 4, 1892; (5) Raphael Patrick O'Kelly, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 16, 1893; (6) Alban Anthony O'Kelly, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 17, 1897. 5^a^— Gurtray, Portumna, 
 CO. Galway. 
 
 OLDFIELD, quartered by BARTLETT. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL OLDFIELD, Esquire, 
 J. P., Capt. late 8sth Regt. Born Oct. 30, 1838, being the 
 
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 fourth son of the late Henry Swann Oldfield, sometime of 
 Farley Hilt House, Berks, by his wife Laetitia, dau. of 
 Col. Richard Scott. Armorial bearinflr*— Or, on a bend 
 invectcd plain cotised gules, between two catherine-wheels 
 sablr. three crosses patte fitchte argent. MaAtllng gules 
 and ur. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle 
 displayed argent, winpsemte of crosses patte filchde gules, 
 in front thereof a demi-catherine-wheel sable. Motto — ' ' In 
 Deo tutamen." Married, Dec. i, 1872, Edith Frances 
 Sheridan (d. 1899), widow of Robert Pearse, and dau. of 
 the late Richard S. Guinness; and has Issue — (t) Bertram 
 Gerald Robert Oldtield, Esq., ('apt. 4th a-itt. Rifle Brigade, 
 b. March 31, 1874; Sybil Christme [m., 1901, Capt. John 
 Sher.xrd Reeve, Grenadier Guards, of Leadenhall House, 
 Lincoln] ; and Norah Edith. /?«trf«i«— South Wam- 
 borougb Lodge, Hants. 
 
 Thk Rev. GEORGE BISCOE OLDFIELD, Canon of 
 Salisbury. Bom Nov. 13, 1840, being the fifth son of the 
 late Henry Swann Oldfield, sometime of Farley Hill House, 
 Berks, by his wife Letitia, dau. of Col. Richard Scott. 
 Armorial boartngs — Or, on a bend invected plain cotised 
 gules, between two catherine-wheels sable, three crosses 
 pat^ fitch^e argent. Mantling ^les and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed argent, 
 wings scm^ of crosses pat6e fitch^ gules, in front thereof a 
 demi-catherine-wheel sable. MottO — "In Deo tutamen." 
 Married, first, Henrietta Elizabeth, daa of W. H. Bayley, 
 H.E.I.C.Sw (Madras); and by her, who d. April 15, 1871. 
 had Issue— {1) Charles Bayley Oldfield, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law ; (a) Frederick Biscoe Oldfield, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law ; and Gertrude Letitia. He married 
 secondly, Sept. 15, 1874, Edith, dau. of Rev. W. C. Rad- 
 cliffe. Rector of Fonthill, GifFord, Wilts. Postal address — 
 Sedgehill, Shaftesbury. 
 
 HENRY DOUGLAS OLDFIELD, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the son of the late Major-Gen. Henry Thomas 
 
 Oldfield, by his wife Maude Douglas Maitland, third dau. 
 of Charles Lionel Maitland Kirwan, of Gelston Castle, co. 
 Kirkcudbright. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend in- 
 vected plain cotised gules, between two catherine-wheels 
 sable, three crosses patte fitch^ argent. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle 
 displayed argent, wings sem^e of crosses fiat^e fitchde gules, 
 in front thereof a demi-catherine-wheel sable. Motto — ' ' In 
 Deo tuumen." Seat — Allanton, Auldgirth, co. Dumfries. 
 
 Sir RICHARD CHARLES OLDFIELD, Knight 
 Bachelor (1889), late Judge High Court of Judicature, Alla- 
 
 habad, India. Rom 1838, being the eldest son of Henry 
 Swann Oldfield and laetitia, dau. of Col. Richard Scott. 
 Club — East India United Seivice. Livery — Drab and red 
 facings. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend invected, plain 
 cottised gules, Ixjtweon two Catherine wheels sable, three 
 crosses pat<^e htch<S- argent. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle dis- 
 played argent, wings sem6e of crosses patte fitchfH; Rules, 
 in front thereof a demi-Catherihe wheel sable. Motto— 
 " In Deo tutamen." Married, March 16, 1854, Maria S. 
 (who died 1885), dau. of Major Frederick Angelo, and has 
 had surviving Jssue — (i) Henry Elliott Oldfield, Esq., Major 
 R.A., b. July 14, 1858; d. 1900 [»». 1894, Grace, only child 
 of Robert Willis; and has issue — John Oldfield, Esq., b. 
 1899]; (2) Christopher George Oldfield, Esq., Capt., R.A., 
 b. Feb. 28, 1863, [m., 1887, Margaret, dau. of J. Le Bailly, 
 and has issue]; and Maude Maynard [tn., 1897, Col. P. D. 
 Jeffreys, C.B.]. Res. — Oriental Club, Hanover Square, W. 
 
 OLDFIELD (H. Coll.). Erminois. on a pile nebuly 
 vert, between two boar's heads erased in base saljle, three 
 garbs banded or. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, upon two garbs banded fessewise 
 conjoined, the heads to the exterior or, a dove close argent, 
 beaked and membered gules, holding in the beak three 
 ears of wheat, stalked and leaved also or. 
 
 Son of late Phineas Alexander Ryrie Oldfield of 
 Bombay, b. 1842; d. 1883; m. 1871, Julia, d. of 
 Alexander Elphinstone, H.E.I.C.S. (Bombay):— ^^ ! 
 John Elphinstone Ryrie Oldfield, Esq., Capt. Northumber-^B I 
 land Royal Garrison Artill. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. R.A., ^'^Hl 
 b. 1873 ; m. 1900, Emily Feam Anne, d. of Capt. J. A. 
 Forbes, R.N. ; and has issue — Phineas John Ryrie Old- 
 field, Gentleman, b. 1902. Res. — Kilravock Castle, Gollan- 
 field, N. B. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 OLDHALL, quartered by GORGES. 
 
 S ROGER WILLIAM OLDNALL, Esquire, B.A I 
 
 (Cantab.), P.A.S.I., Capt, South Cork Militia, Hon. 
 Capt. in Army. Assumed the name and arms of Oldnall 
 by Royal Licence. Born Feb. 9, 1871, being the third 
 but eldest surv. son of the late Henry Steward Oldnall- 
 Russell of Stone and Comberton, a member of the Civil 
 Service of Ceylon, eldest surv. son of Sir William Oldnall- 
 Russell, by his wife Frances Mary, only dau. of Henry 
 Barry Domville, Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings- 
 Sable, on a fesse argent, between two chevrons or. each 
 charged with an ermine spot of the first, three skulls of the 
 field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a cock proper, charged on the breast vrith 
 an ermine spot sable, resting the dexter claw on a skull as I 
 in the arms. Motto — "Mortem non dedecus." Married, 
 1897, Catherine Frances, dau. of Rev. Henry Clement 
 
 is the IDlitary Cockade. 
 
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 Clement Sailthorpe, Vicar of Beeley, Derbyshire ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Henry Russell Oklnall, Gentleman, b. July 25, 
 
 Son of Richard Charles Deane Oliver ; — 
 Charles Deane Oliver, Gentleman, b. 1861. 
 mill Lodge, co. Cork. 
 
 Res. — Rock- 
 
 1898 ; William Eric Oldnall, Gentleman, b. Jan. 8, 1903. 
 5«a/x— Comberton, and Chaddisley Corbett. Address — 
 Bevere Firs, Claines, Worcester. 
 
 OLIPHANT, quartered by MURRAY. 
 
 OLIPHANT. see KINGSTON-OLIPHANT. 
 
 Colonel LAURENCE JAMES OLIPHANT, of 
 Condie and Newton, in the county of Perth. Born 
 December 1846, being the son of the late Laurence Oli- 
 phant. Esquire, of Condie, by his third wife Marianne, 
 eldest daughter of James Stuart Oliphant of Rossie. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, three crescents 
 argent within a bordure counter-compony of the second 
 and first ; and impaling the arms of Gerard, namely, 
 argent, a saltire gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 A falcon volant proper. Motto — " Altiora peto. " Married, 
 November 19, 1878, Mary Monica, commonly known as 
 the Honourable Mary Monica, daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable the first Lord Gerard ; and has Issi4e — (i) Laurence 
 Henry Oliphant, Gentleman, born November 22, 1879; 
 (2) Francis Oliphant, Gentleman, born 1883 ; and Helen. 
 Seat — Condie House, in the county of Perth. Residence — 
 42 Lowndes Square, S.W. 
 
 STUART OLIPHANT, Gentleman, W.S. Born 1872, 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Truman Oliphant, 
 Esq., J. P. for cos. Fife and Perth, by his wife Georgina 
 Elisabeth, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Mansfield, Rector of 
 Blandford St. Marys, in co. Dorset. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules, a star of six points wavy between three crescents 
 argent. Upon the escntcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a manthng gules doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an eagle rising 
 and regardant proper. Supporters — On the dexter an 
 elephant, and on tlie sinister a lion, both proper. Motto — 
 "Altiora peto." Residences — 7 Chamberlain Road, Edin- 
 burgh ; Queen Mary's, St. Andrews, N.B. 
 
 OLIVER (U.O. , 1653). Or, a chevron sable between two 
 pellets in chief and in base a salmon naiant gules. 
 Son of Admiral Richard Aldworth Oliver : — 
 
 Capt. Richard Erskine Oliver Bellasis, b. 1854. Res. — 
 Shilton House, Coventry. 
 
 Major-General JOHN RYDER OLIVER, C.M.G. 
 Born 1834, being the eldest son of the late John Dudley 
 Oliver, Esq., J. P., of Cherrymount, now Tigroney, in 
 CO. Wicklow, by his first wife Mary Susanna, fourth dau. of 
 Valentine Green of Normanton-le-Heath, Leics. ; created 
 C.M.G. 1889. Livery — Black and yellow. Armorial bear- 
 ings (U.O. 1653) — Or, a chevron sable between two pellets 
 in chief and in base a salmon naiant gules, and pendent 
 below the escutcheon his badge as a C.M.G. Married, first, 
 April 19, 1864, Georgina Frances, dau. of G. M. Harrison 
 of Stanground, Hunts; and by her (who d. Nov. 9, 1874) 
 had Issue — (i) John Charles Arthur Oliver, Gentleman, b. 
 April 22, 1871, d. Feb. 4, 1875. He m. secondly, June 30, 
 1880, Mary, dau. of W. G. Hinds, Esq., of Kingston, 
 Canada, and has by her (2) Cecil Ryder Oliver, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. II, 1887; (3) Charles Aldworth Oliver, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 10, 1889 ; and Mary Beatrice Lucy. Postal address 
 — 24 Glazbury Road, West Kensington, W. Clubs — Army 
 and Navy, Alpine. 
 
 RICHARD OLIVERSON, Esquire, J. P., M.A. Exeter 
 Coll., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. 
 Born Aug. 13, 1831, being the eldest son of the late 
 Christopher Oliverson of Goosnargh, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Thomas Abraham, by Margaret his wife, dau. of 
 William Gornall. Armorial bearings — Per fesse gules and 
 vair, in chief three liens rampant argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, three 
 pheons points downwards azure, thereon a lion's head 
 erased or. Motto — " Dum spiro spero." Married, Sept. 
 10, 1863, Frances Ellen, dau. of Richard Almack, Esq., 
 J. P., of Melford, Suffolk; and has Issue— {\) Francis 
 Richard Oliverson, Gentleman, b. Dec. 18, 1865, d. July 
 8, 1871 ; (2) Cecil Henry Oliverson, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law of the Inner Temple, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford, 
 b. April 14, 1868 ; (3) Harold Arthur Oliverson, Gentle- 
 man, B.A. Oxford, b. Dec. 23, 1871 ; Louisa Mary; and 
 Hilda Catherine Frederica, d. young, 1887. 
 
 Sir BRYAN O'LOGHLEN, 3rd Baronet (July 16, 1838), 
 Barrister-at-Law, M. P. co. Clare 1877-79. Born June 27, 
 1828, being the third but only surviving son of the late 
 Rt. Hon. Sir Michael O'Loclilen, 1st Burt., by hi> wife 
 Bidelia, dau. of Daniel Kelly. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 
 a man in armour shooting an arrow from a cross-bow 
 proper ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet, Mantling gules and argent, Crest — On a 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 ducal coronet or. an anchor erect, entwined with a cable 
 l>roper. Motto— " Aiichora salutis." i»/(irr/Vrf. Sept. 17, 
 1863. Ella, third dan. of J. M. Sew.ird of Melbourne. Aus- 
 tralia ; and has /x»w— (1) Michael O'l.oghlcn. Ksq.. b. 
 Oct. 16. 1866; {9) t'olman O'Loghlen. fclsci. . b. I>cc. 16, 
 1869; (3) nryiin OLoghlcn, Ksa.. b. Ian. ao. 1875; (4) 
 Charles Hugh Rois O'Loghlen. lisq.. *. Julv 6. 1881 ; (5) 
 Henry koss O'Loghlen. Esq., b. 1887; Annie Bidelia 
 Margaret ; Lucy Susan Mary ; Ella Maude ; Frances 
 •Mary ; Clare Mary ; and Aitnee Margaret ijulia. Seal— 
 Drumcunora, Ennis, Clare. Residence —Si. Kilda, Mel- 
 bourne. Australia. 
 
 Sir EDWARD O'MALLEY. Knight Bachelor. J. P. 
 Oxfordshire. Born 184a, being the eldest surviving son 
 of IVter Fnxlorick O'Malley. Esq., one of His Majesty s 
 Counsel l^eanicd in the Law, by his wife Emily, dau. 
 of William Ro<iwell ; and was created Knight liachelor 
 (by Patent) 1891. CVk^j— Reform, Brooks's, Athina-um. 
 Amorlal bearlac*— Or, a boar passant gules. Man t ling 
 
 1844, being the third son of Peter Frederick 0'Mallcy,1 
 Esq.. one of Her Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, | 
 by his wife Emily, dau. of William Kodwell. Armorial 1 
 boarlngi— Or. a Iwar passant gules. Mantling funics ;uid ' 
 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse 
 rampant argent. Married, 1869, Emma Winifred, dau. of 
 Joseph Alfred Hardcastle ; and has Issue — (i) Charles 
 Loughlin O'Malley, Esq., Capt. Royal Field Artillery, b. 
 1873; (2) George Peter Bermingham O'Malley, Esq., b. 
 1875, d. 1885 ; (3) Owen St. Clair O'Malley, Esq., b. 1887 ; 
 Marie Margery .Aglaia ; and Grace Evangeline. Postal 
 address — Denton House, Cuddeston, Oxford. 
 
 EMILIUS ST. CLAIR O'MALLEY, Gentleman. 
 Barrister-al-Law. Bom Jan. 2, 1849, being the fifth but 
 third surviving son of Peter Frederick O'Malley, Esq., one 
 of His Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, by his wife 
 Emily, dau. of William Rodweli, Esq., J. P. Livery — 
 White, yellow facings. Armorial bearlngB — Or, a boar pas- 
 sant gules. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a horse rampant argent. Motto — "Terra 
 mariquepotens." Post. add. — Holbrook, Ipswich. Clubs— 
 United University, Hibernian United Service (Dublin). 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM O'MALLEY, Esquire, of 
 Lodge, Lieut. -Col. lately commanding 3rd Batt. South 
 Lanes. Regt., and formerly of 71st Highland Light Infantry. 
 Born June 3, 1836, being the only surviving son of the late 
 Chas. O'Malley of Lodge, by his wife Mary, nee Denny. 
 Clubs — .Army and Navy, Kildare Street (Dublin). Ar- 
 morial bearings -Or, a boar passant gules. Mantlin^^ 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse 
 ramjiant argent. Motto — " Terra mariquepotens." Postal 
 address — Army and Navy Club, Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE HUNTER O'MALLEY, Esquire. Colonel 
 (retired) late Royal Artillery, an Esquire of the Hospital 
 of St. John of Jerusalem and England. Born April 12, 
 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse rampant J 
 argent. Married, Aug. 10, 1871, Mary Frances (d. Dec.j 
 II, 1899), only dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Charles Wright Young- 
 husband, C.B., F.R.S., retired Royal Artillery; and has! 
 Issue — Charles Arthur Gerald O'Malley, Gentleman, 2ndi 
 Lieut, in Royal Field Artillery, b. Sept. 23, 1883 ; and Ida] 
 Beatrice. Postal address — 102 Banbury Road, Oxford 
 C/k3j— Naval and Military; Radnor Club (Folkestone) j| 
 Oxfordshire (Oxford). 
 
 OMOND (1882). Parted per fesse argent and azure, s| 
 two-masted ship or, sails furled, masts and rigging proper,^ 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 his liveries, a dexter arm erect, the hand holding a spea 
 in bend sinister proper. Motto— " Avise le temps." 
 
 Son of Rev. John Reid Omond of Carness, Orkney^ 
 Minister of Monzie, Perth : — 
 George William Thompson Omond, Gentleman, M.A.,j 
 b. . Res. — New Marston, Oxford. 
 
 O'MOORE, quartered by 
 and MORE OFERRALL. 
 
 WILMOT-CHEl WODI 
 
 JOHN CARTER O'NEAL, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Leicester, Major late Inniskilling Dragoons. Born 1845J 
 being the eldest son of the late Thomas Whitfoot O'Ne 
 of the Island of Barbados, by his wife Anna, only dau. 
 Col. J. Carter of South Carolina, U.S.A. Armor' 
 bearings — Argent, two lions rampant combatant, the dexte 
 gules, the sinister azure, supporting a dexter hand coup 
 at the wrist of the second, in base on waves ot the sea 
 salmon naiant proper, on a chief nebuly of the third, thre 
 mullets pierced of the field. Mantling gules and argenUj 
 Crest - On a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed in 
 chain mail, the hand bare' grasping a sword proper, pierced 
 through a dexter hand couped at the wrist gules. Motto- 
 " Lamh dearg Eirin." Married, 1876, Elizabeth MoorcJ 
 dau. of Prof. B. G. MacDowel of Trinity College, Dublin,| 
 Physician to her late Majesty Queen Victoria ; and ha 
 Issue — Guy O'Neal, Gentleman, b. 1884; Lilian Rose;] 
 Evelyn Frances ; and Ileen. Residence — Ratcliffe Housed 
 Folkestone. <7/«^j- — Naval and Military, Hurlingham. 
 
 O'NEILL, quartered by LENTAIGNE. 
 
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 O'NEILL. Argent, two lions rampant supporting a 
 dexter hand couped at the wrist, and in chief three mullets 
 all gules, in base water therein a salmon naiant proper. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour 
 embowed holding in the gauntlet a sword all proper. 
 
 partridge or. Mottoes — " Festina lente," and "Semper 
 fidelis." Married, April 14, 1896, Margaret P'inch, dau. of 
 the late Gerard Finch Dawson of Launde Abbey, Leicester- 
 shire, Barrister-at-Law. Residence — The Furnace, Newent, 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 Mottoes — (Over crest) " Lamh dearg Eirin aboo," (under 
 , arms) " Caelo solo salo potentes." Livery — White and 
 ' purple. 
 
 Son of Jorge Torlades O'Neill, by Caroline, d. of 
 Joaquin O'Neill :— 
 Jorge Owen O'Neill, "The O'Neill," late Peer of the 
 Portuguese Realm, Grand Officer of the Royal Household 
 of His Faithful Majesty the King, Don Carlos of Portugal, 
 Comte de Tyrone in France, b. 15 Feb. 1848 ; m. 14 July 
 1872, D. Maria Isabel Fernandes, d. of jone Gregorio 
 Fernandes. Res. — 59 rua das Flores, Lisbon ; Quinta 
 Machadas, Setubal ; Torre de S. Sebastiao Cascaes. Club — 
 Turf ( Lisbon). 
 
 ONLEY, see SAVILL-ONLEY. 
 
 ONSLOW, 
 SLOW. 
 
 see MAINWARING-ELLERKER-ON- 
 
 ANDREW RICHARD ONSLOW, Gentleman, District 
 [Councillor Newent R.D.C. Born Feb. 9, 1871, being the 
 eldest surviving son of Captain Andrew George Onslow, 
 late 13th Light Infantry, and Mary, dau. of the late Sir 
 John Owen, Bart., of Orielton, Pembrokeshire. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a fesse gules, between six Cornish 
 choughs profxjr. Mantling gu'.es and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, an eagle sable, preying upon a 
 
 S HENRY MAURICE WILLIAM OPPENHEIM, 
 Esquire, D.l^. co. of Kent. Borti 1835, being the eldest 
 son of the late Simon Oppenheim. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, a fesse dancett^e gules, bezante, between a sphinx in 
 chief and an eagle displayed in base sable and impaling the 
 arms of Butler, namely or, a chief indented azure, three 
 escallop shells in bend counterchanged. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 head couped argent, charged with a fesse as in the arms, 
 and holding in the mouth a branch of palm slipped proper. 
 Motto -" Constantia et labore." Married, April 16, 1868, 
 Isabel Georgina, second dau. of the late Hon. James Butler 
 of Lamberton Park, Queen's co. (fourth son of the Rt. 
 Hon. James Butler, 22nd Lord Dunboyne) ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Henry James Oppenheim, Gentleman, b. 
 1869 ; (2) Alfred Herman Oppenheim, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; 
 (3| Robert William Oppenheim, Gentleman, b. 1880; 
 (4) Augustus Charles Oppenheim, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; 
 and Rosalinda Emily. Residence — 16 Bruton Street, 
 London, W. 
 
 FRANCIS CHARLES OPPENHEIMER, Esquire, 
 M.A. (Balliol Coll., Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law (Middle 
 Temple), H.M.'s Consul-General for city of Frankfort, 
 Province of Hesse, Nassau, and the Grand Duchy of 
 Hesse. Born Dec. 17, 1870, being the eldest son of the 
 late Sir Charles Oppenheimer, Knight Bachelor (appointed 
 
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 unpaid Consul at Frankfort for the Province of Hesse- 
 Nassau and the Grand Duchy of Hesse 1880, Consul- 
 General for that district and the Grand Duchy of Baden 
 1882, dubbed Knight Bachelor 1892, had Jubilee Medal), 
 by his wife Bertha, dau. of Leopold Goldbeck of Frank- 
 
 is the Nayal Cockade. 
 
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 fort-on-Main. AnnorUl bearlngt— Quarterly gules and 
 asure, a cross iiueclcil bciwcrn n lion rampant regardant, 
 supporting a flag-stafl' therefrom flowing to the dexter a 
 banner in the Hrst and fourth quarters, and an anchor erect 
 in the second and third all or. U |)on the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet Ix-littini; his deKr*"^. w>'h a mantling gules and 
 or ; and for his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, two 
 branches of oak in saltire vert, fructed or. in front of a flag- 
 staff in bend proper, therefrom flowing a banner gules, sur- 
 mounting a trident in bend sinister also proper. Motto 
 "Nihil sine laborc" Postal addresses— i Garden Court, 
 Middle Temple. E.G. ; British Consulate-General, Frank- 
 fort-on-Main. Club—^U James's. 
 
 SThf. Right Honourable GEOFFREY HENRY 
 BROWNE BROWNE - GUTHRIE, BARON 
 ORANMORE, of Carra Browne Castle, in the co. of the 
 town of Galway, and Baron Browne of Castle McGarrett, 
 CO. Mayo, in the Peerage of Ireland, M.A. Camb., J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. Mayo, and J.P. co. Ayr, formerly Lieut. 4th 
 
 FORTITERETFIDELITEK- 
 
 Batt Royal Scots Ftisiliers. A representative Peer for 
 Ireland. Bom Jan. 6, 1861, being the only son of the 
 Right Hon. Dominick Browne, second Baron Oranmore 
 and Browne, by his wife Christina, only surv. child and 
 heir of the late Alexander Guthrie, Esq., J. P., of The 
 Mount, Kilmarnock, and Bourtrie Hill, Irvine. Creation — 
 May 4, 1836. Livery — Blue, with red waistcoat and gilt 
 buttons. Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4, quar- 
 terly i. and iiii. or, a lion rampant gules, armed and 
 langued aztire, surmounted of a fesse argent, charged with 
 
 a mount between two edock leaves vert ; ii. and iii. azure, 
 three garbs or (for Guthrie of The Mount) ; a and 3 argent, 
 an eagle displayed with two heads sable, langued gules 
 (for Browne). Upon the escutcheon is placed the coronet 
 of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules, doubled ermine ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for 0r6St, a dexter hand erect, holding 
 a sword in bend all proper, and in an esiroll above this 
 motto, "Sto pro verilate ; " and for his Supporters, on 
 the dexter side, a knight in chain armour, lilted azure, 
 garnished or, holding in his right hand a battle-axe chained 
 proper, charged on the blade with a cross pat^ or, on 
 his left an ancient pointed shield gules, charged with two 
 lioncels or, and supported by a band from the right shoulder 
 gules, studded and garnished or ; and on the sinister side, 
 a knight also in chain armour, with a surcoat of blue silk, 
 belled gules, leaning his left hand on iin ancient two- 
 handed sword thereon a shield argent, charged with an 
 eagle displayed with two heads sable, langued gules. 
 Motto — " Fortiter et fideliter." Married, Jan. 2, 1901, 
 the Hon. Olwen Verena Ponsonby, eldest dau. of Viscount 
 Uuncannon, C.B. , and granddau. of the Rt. Hon. the Earl 
 of Bessborough ; and has /w//^— Hon. Geoffrey Dominick 
 Edward Browne ; and Hon. Kathleen Murcia. Estates 
 and postal addresses — Castle McGarrett, Clareniorris, co. 
 Mayo; The Mount, Kilmarnock, N.B. ; Bourtree Hill, 
 Irvine, N.B. C/«*j— Bachelors', Carlton, Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 ORCHARD, quartered by SOMERS. 
 
 ORD, see BLACKETT-ORD. 
 
 ORDE (H. Coll., 1790.) Sable, three salmon hai 
 per pale argent and or. Mantling sable and argent 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an elk's head erased or, 
 gorged with a collar invected sable. Motto — " Mitis 
 fort is." 
 
 Sons of Charles William Orde of Nunnykirk, M.A., 
 
 J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1846), b. 1810 ; d. 1875; 
 
 m. 1853, Frances Isabel (rf. 1900), d. of Shallcross 
 
 Jackson of Newton Bank, Chester : — 
 
 William Orde, Esq., J.P. Northumberland, B.A., Major 
 
 5th Batt. Northumberland Fus. (Mil.), b. 1854; tn. 1884, 
 
 Winifred Mary, d. of Rev. Ambrose Jones of Stannington, 
 
 Northumberland; and has issue (i) Charles William Orde, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1884 : (2) John Barwick Orde, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1886; (3) Percy Lancelot Orde, Gentleman, b 
 
 Violet Isabel; Valentine Evelyn; and Hyacinth Eleanor 
 
 Seat — Nunnykirk, Morpeth, Northumbsrland. Club- 
 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 Edwin Lancelot Orde, Gentleman, b. 1863; m. 189: 
 Evelyn Alice, eld. d. of James Henry Orde of Hoptoi 
 House, Gt. Yarmouth. Res. — 
 
 Descendants of Rt. Hon. Thomas Orde-Powlett, 
 
 formerly Orde, first Baron Bolton, bearing arms of 
 
 Powlett by R.L. , 1795, viz. sable, three swords in pile 
 
 points downwards argent, pommels and hilts or, on 
 
 a canton of the second, an escocheon of the field charged 
 
 with a salmon hauriant proper (Granted 1795), and 
 
 quartering the arms of Orde as above. Crest (of 
 
 Powlett — R.L., 1795)— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 falcon rising or, charged on the breast with an estoile 
 
 gules gorged with a ducal coronet azure, and holding 
 
 in the beak a salmon proper. Motto— " Aymez 
 
 loyault^." Son of William Henry, 3rd Baron Bolton, 
 
 D.L., b. 1818; d. 1895; m. 1844, Letitia, d. of Col. 
 
 Crawfurd of Newfield : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. William Thomas Orde-Powlett, 4th Baron 
 
 Bolton (20 Oct. 1797), of Bolton Castle, Yorks., late Lt.- 
 
 Col. Comdg. and Hon. CoL Yorks. (Princess of Wales' 
 
 Own) Hussars I.Y., J. P., D.L., and C.C. N. Rdg. Yorks., 
 
 J.P. Hants [Supporters— Dexter, a hind proper gorged 
 
 with a ducal coronet or ; sinister, a Cornish chough prot>er, 
 
 each charged with a rose argent, barbed vert, seeded gold], 
 
 b. 1845 ; m. 1868, Lady Algitha Frederica Mary Lumley, d. 
 
 of Richard George, 9th Earl of Scarborough ; and has surv. 
 
 issue — Hon. William George Algar Orde-Powlett, b. 21 
 
 Aug. 1869; formerly Lieut. 2nd Batt. King's Roy. Rifle 
 
 Corps, and Lieut. Yorkshire Hussars Imperial Yeo. ; is Major 
 
 1st Vol. Batt. Princess of Wales' Own (Yorkshire Regt.), 
 
 J. P. and D.L. forN. Rdg. of Yorks. \m. 1893, Hon. Elizabeth 
 
 Mary Gibson, d. of ist Baron Ashbourne ; and has surv. 
 
 issue— William Percy Orde-Powlett, Esq., b, 1894; Nigel 
 
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 Amyas Orde-Powlett, Gentleman, b. 1900; and Elaine Letitia 
 Algitha] ; and Hon. Myra Rowena Sibell \jn. 1901, the 
 5th Marquess of Exeter]. Seats — Hackwood Park, Basing- 
 stoke ; Bolton Hall, I^eyburn, R.S.O. , Yorks. Clttbs — 
 Carlton, Junior Carlton, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 Hon. Henry Robert Orde-Powlett, M.A. Camb., Bar. 
 Inner Temple, b. 1846 ; m. 1877, Henrietta Cathcart, d. 
 of the late John Randolphus de Trafford, Esq. ; and has 
 issue— Kathleen Mary \in. 1902, Sir Leslie Edmund Percy 
 RiggsFalkiner, 7th Bart.] ; and Ivy. Res. — 2 Queensberry 
 Place, S.W. Club Junior Carlton. 
 
 Hon. Amias Lucien Orde-Powlett, b. 1855. Res. — 
 Leyburn, R.S.O., Yorkshire. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sons of the late Rev. the Hon. Thomas Orde-Powlett, 
 b. 1822 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1846, Elizabeth Jane, d. of Marma- 
 duke Wyvill, Esq., of Constable Burton: — 
 Thomas Charles Orde-Powlett, Esq., Col. (half-pay), b. 
 1849 ; m. 1886, Harriet Georgiana, d. of the late Rev. 
 Plumer Pott Rooper ; and has surv. issue — Beryl Georgina 
 Louise. Res. — Northampton. Club — Naval and Military. 
 Rev. Ernest Orde-Powlett, R. of Wensley, b. 1850 ; 
 m. 1879, Anne Gertrude, d. of the late Rev. Alexander 
 Hunter. Res. — Wensley Rectory, Leyburn, R.S.O. , York- 
 shire. 
 
 Sons of the late Hon. Amias Charles Orde-Powlett, 
 b. 1828; d. 1899; m. 1852, Anne Martha (ante), only 
 child of the late Christopher Topham, Esq., of Middle- 
 ham Hall, Yorkshire: — 
 Amias Christopher Thomas Orde-Powlett, Esq., b. 1862 ; 
 formerly Lieut. 1st Batt. Manchester Regt., J. P. N. Rdg. 
 of Yorks. , m. 1886, Alice, d. of the late Humphrey Brooke 
 Firman, Esq., of Gateforth Hall, Selby. Res. — Bramley, 
 Guildford; Middelham Hall, Middelham, R.S.O., York- 
 shire. C/«^j— Naval and Military, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 Descendants of Sir John Orde, ist Bart. [d. 1824), now 
 bearing the name and arms of Campbell-Orde by 
 Royal Licence, 16 Jan. 1883. Anns— Quarterly, i 
 and 4, Orde as above ; 2 and 3, gyronny, of eight or and 
 sable, a bordure compony ermine and vert, a crescent 
 of the last for difference (Campbell). Mantling gules, 
 ^^ doubled argent. Crests — i. Orde as above ; 2. upon 
 ^L a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand proper, holding a 
 ^^v spur or, strap also proper. Mottoes—" Mitis et fortis " 
 ^H: (Orde); 2. "Forget not" (Campbell). Sons of Sir 
 ^H John William Powlett Campbell-Orde, 3rd Bart., b. 
 ^^g 1827 ; d. 1897 ; m. ist, 1862, Alice Louisa, only sister 
 of Sir Arthur Middleton, Bart. : — 
 Sir Arthur John Campbell-Orde, 4th Bart. (G.B. , 9 .^ug. 
 i79o)i J-I^- and D.L. co. Argyll, Major Lovat's Scouts Imp. 
 Yeom., late Lieut. 3rd. Batt. Q.O. Cameron Highlanders, 
 served in S. Africa 1900 i, b. 1865; m. 1892, May Ronald, 
 d. of Capt. John Campbell Stewart of Fasnacloich, 
 Argyllsh. ; and has issue — ^John Vernon Campbell-Orde, 
 Esq. , b. 1894 ; Alice Male ; Winifred Beatrice ; and Muriel 
 Frances. Seat — Kilmory House, Lochgilphead, Argyll, 
 N.B. Clubs — Junior Carlton, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 Colin Ridley Campbell-Orde, Esq. , Lieut. Lovat's Scouts 
 I.Y. , b. 1867; m. 1896, Winifred Harriet, d. of Capt. John 
 Campbell Stewart of Fasnacloich ; and has issue — (i) 
 Ronald Charles Campbell-Orde, Gentleman, iJ. 1897; (2) 
 Alan Colin Campbell-Orde, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; (3) 
 Bernard Arthur Campbell-Orde, Gentleman, b. 1901. Seat 
 — Tigh-an-ruadha, Ardishaig, Argyllshire. 
 
 Henry Campbell Campbell-Orde, Esq., b. 1877. Res. — 
 Other descendants of Thomas Orde of Felkington, 
 CO. Durham, d. 1737, bearing name and arms of Orde 
 only. Son of the late Rev. William Jocelyn Shafto 
 Orde, b. 1836; d. 1871 ; in. 1861, Annie Bell [d. 1900), 
 d. of Robert Paxton Green Ackroyd, Esq. : — 
 Leonard Shafto Horace Charles Orde, Gentleman, b. 
 1864. Res. — Weetwood, Northumberland. 
 
 William Roden Orde Gentleman, b. 1867 ; m. 1891, 
 Gertrude Maud, third d. of the late John Stephenson, Esq. , 
 of Ballyvaughan, co. Limerick. Res. — Coxhoe, co. 
 Durham. 
 
 Yr. sons of the late Rev. Leonard Shafto Orde, b. 1807 ; 
 
 d. 1895 ; m. 1833, Anna Maria Charlotte [d. 1881), 
 
 d. of Sir Horace David Cholwell St. Paul, ist Bart. 
 
 (extinct) : — 
 
 Henry Powlett Shafto Orde, Esq., formerly Capt. 15th 
 
 Foot, J. P. for Northumberland, b. 1838 ; m. 1861, Rosa 
 
 Anne Elizabeth Saga (d. 1902), d. of T. G. Repp of 
 
 Copenhagen ; and has surv. issue — (i) Leonard Henry 
 
 Orde, Esq., b. 1862, Major and late Adj. ist Batt. E. York- 
 
 shire Regt., and Adj. 4th Vol. Batt. Prince Albert's 
 (Somersetshire L.I.) \fn. 1895, Caroline Isabella, d. of the 
 late Robert Graham, Esq., of Fintry ; and has surv. issue — 
 (i) Leonard Roden Graham, b. 1900; Dorothy Violet 
 Graham, b. 1898] ; (2) Thorleif Lancelot Maximilian Orde, 
 Gentleman, B.A. , b. 1865 ; (3) Roden Horace Powlett Orde, 
 Gentleman, B.A.,iJ. 1867. A'^j. ~ Shorestone Hall, Chathill, 
 Northumberland. 
 
 Issue of the late James Henry Orde, Esq., b. 1830; 
 
 d. 1880 ; m. 1856, Margaret Barclay [d. 1901), d. 
 
 of Daniel Gurney, Esq., of N. Runcton Hall, 
 
 Norfolk :— 
 Charles Somerville Orde, Esq., J. P. for Suffolk and Gt. 
 Yarmouth, Mayor of Gt. Yarmouth 1900, formerly Capt. 
 2nd Vol. Batt. Norfolk Regt., b. 1858 ; m. 1899, Margaret 
 Susan, d. of the Rev. Wiliiam James Stracey-Clitherow ; 
 and has surv. issue Myrtle Evelyn; and Iris Rosalind. 
 Res. — Hopton House, nr. Great Yarmouth. 
 
 Lancelot Francis Orde, Gentleman, Mayor of Lowestoft 
 1902, b. 1859; in. 1894, Elizabeth Caroline, d. of Thomas 
 Frederick Burnaby-Atkins, Esq. , of Halstead Place, Seven- 
 oaks ; and has issue living — Ronald Hubert Lancelot Orde, 
 Gentleman, b. 1898; and Violet Elizabeth. Res. — Fox 
 Burrow, Gunton, nr. Lowestoft. 
 
 Julian Walter Orde, Gentleman, Sec. to Automobile 
 Club, b. 1861 ; m. 1885, Alice Georgiana, d. of Frederick 
 Archdale, Esq., of Baldock ; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 Michael Amyas Julian, b. 1887 ; (2) Cuthbert Julian, b. 
 1888 ; (3) Herbert Walter J\ilian, b. 1890 ; Elizabeth 
 Susan ; and Mary Margaret. Res. — ai Homesdale Road, 
 Bromley. 
 
 OREBY, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 MYLES GEORGE O'REILLY (" THE O'REILLY "), 
 Esq. , late Capt. North Cork Rifles, J. P. co. Leitrim. Born 
 Oct. 30, 1829, being the eldest son of the late Myles John 
 O'Reilly, Esq., D. L. , of The Heath House, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Anne, elder dau. of the Hon. and Rev. George 
 de la Poer Beresford [son of William, ist Lord Decies, 
 Archbishop of Tuam, by Elizabeth FitzGibbon his wife, 
 sister of Lord Chancellor Clare]. Armorial bearings^ 
 Quarterly i and 4, vert a dexter hand couped at the wrist 
 proper, dropping blood, supported by two lions rampant or. 
 Mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an oak tree eradicated, the trunk entwined 
 by a snake ascending proper. Married, 1858, Elizabeth 
 (who died 1881), dau. of George Brunskill of The Lodge, 
 Turnham Green; and by her had Issue — (i) Myles John 
 O'Reilly, Gentleman, b. Jan. 23, i860; (2) Edmund Adal- 
 bert O'Reilly, Gentleman, b. Dec. 5, 1879; Melanie Geor- 
 gina; Gwendoline Beresford [/«. , 1887, Stanley Mundey]; 
 Brun6hault Mildred Elizabeth \in. , 1890, Dr. Sidney Harvey] ; 
 Guinevere Hilda ; and Elizabeth Beresford. 
 
 S WILLIAM JOSEPH O'REILLY, Esquire, of Knock 
 Abbey, co. Louth , J. P. and D. L. for that co. Born Feb. 
 16, i864,being the eldest son of the late Myles William Patrick 
 O'Reilly, Esquire, of Knock Abbey, co. Louth, J. P., D.L., 
 B.A. (Lond.), LL.D. (Rome), High Sheriff co. Louth 1841, 
 M.P. CO. Longford 1862-79, by his wife Ida, second dau. 
 of Edmund Jerningham of 43 Rutland Gate, Hyde Park, 
 London. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, vert, a 
 dexter hand couped proper, dropping blood, supported by 
 two lions rampant or; 2. argent, three torteaux in bend 
 between two cottises gules, a chief sable ; 3. argent, on a 
 mount an oak tree with a snake descending its trunk proper. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crests — i. out of a ducal coronet 
 or, an oak tree with a snake entwined descending proper ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, an arm in armour, couped at 
 the elbow, thegauntletgrasping a daggerall proper. MottO— 
 " Fortitudine et prudentia.' 5^a/— Knock Abbey, Dun- 
 dalk, CO. Louth. 
 
 ORKNEY, quartered by SINCLAIR. 
 
 ORME, see CAVE-ORME and GARNETT-ORME. 
 
 ORME, quartered by MALCOLM, 
 
 ORME (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, an eagle 
 displayed between three pole-axes or; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 chevron between three escallops gules. Mantling azure 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
I040 
 
 ©rm 
 
 ©rm 
 
 and or. Omi — On a wreath of the colours, a dolphin 
 •robowvd axurc. fins and tail or, surmounted of a pole-axr 
 
 as in the arms. Motto — ' ' Fortis et fidelis. " Livery — 
 
 Dark blue, silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of Robert Orme, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Owenmore 
 and Enniscrone, b. 1815 ; d. 1877 ; m. 1843, Sidney 
 Frances, d. of Major Christopher Carleton L'Estrange 
 of Market Hill, co. Fermanagh : — 
 Christopher Guy Orme, Esq., J. P. co. Mayo, b. 1858. 
 
 Seats — Owenmore, Crossraolina, co. Mayo; Inniscrone, 
 
 Ballina, co. Sligo. C/?/*— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 Albert L'Estrange Orme, Gentleman, d. 1864; m. 1900, 
 
 Marie, d. of John Goodwin of Rockside, Derbyshire ; 
 
 and has issue— Christopher Robert L'Estrange Orme, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1903. Res. — The Red House, Matlock 
 
 Bridge, Derby. 
 
 Son of John Ormsby Orme, m. Mary Jane, d. of Rev. 
 Richard St. George : — 
 Capt. William Richard Orme, b. . Seat — Drum- 
 
 largan, Kilcock, co. Meath. 
 
 ERNEST WILLIAM ORMEROD, Gentleman. Born 
 Nov. 6, 1868, being the eldest son of the late Edward 
 Latham Ormerod, Gentleman, M.D., F.R.C.P. , by his 
 second wife Maria, second dau. of Frederick Millett of 
 Woodhill, near Guildford, sometime Member of the 
 Supreme Council of India. Armorial bearings — Or, three 
 bars and a lion passant in chief gules. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head 
 couped, barry of four or and gules, in the mouth an ostrich 
 feather erect proper. Residence — 
 
 The Rev. GEORGE THOMAS BAILEY ORME- 
 ROD, M.A. Balliol College, Oxford. Bom April i, 1846, 
 being the eldest son of the late Ven. Archdeacon Thomas 
 Johnson Ormerod, M.A., J. P., by his wife Maria Susan, 
 eldest dau. of Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P., of Glanusk 
 Park (aunt of Rt. Hon. Lord Glanusk). Armorial 
 bearings — Or, three bars and a lion passant in chief 
 gules. Mantling gules and or. Crest—On a wreath of 
 the colours, a wolf's head couped barry of four or and 
 gules, in the mouth an ostrich feather erect argent. Mar- 
 ried, Aug. s, 1875, Kate, fourth dau. of T. D. Hill of Stroud, 
 CO. Gloucester. Residence — Stroud, co. Glouester, 
 
 ANTHONY ORMSBY, Esquire, j. P. and D. L. co. Mayo. 
 Born April 7, 1855, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Y. Ormsby of Ballinamore House, Kiltimagh, co. Mayo, by 
 Anne, dau. of Croasdailc Howen-Miller, Esq., of Milford, 
 CO. Mayo. Livery Dark green, crimson facings. Armo- 
 rial bearings (u.O. , 1663) i. Gules, a bend or between 
 six cross crosslets fitch6e or (for Ormsby) ; a and 3, azure, 
 sem(^c of cross crosslets, a lion rampant argent ; 4. sable, 
 three ihess-rooks argent, a chief or. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath uf the colours, a dexter arm em- 
 bowed in armour proper, charged with a rose gules, holding 
 in the hand a man s leg couped at the tliigh, also in 
 armour and proper. MottO — " Fortis qui prudens." Seat 
 -Ballinamore House, Kiltimagh, co. Mayo. C/»^— Sack- 
 ville Street (Dublin). 
 
 S HENRY MAGEE ORMSBY. Esquire, M.A., Queen's 
 College, Oxford, Captain 1st Vol. Batt. Royal Lan- 
 caster Regt. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i. gules, a 
 bend or, between six cross crosslets fitchde or (for Ormsby) ; 
 3 and 3, azure, sem(^e of cross crosslets, a lion rampant 
 argent (for Kiiiardsley) ; 4. sable, three chess rooks argent, 
 a chief or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, 
 charged with a rose gules, holding in the hand a mans leg 
 couped at the thigh, also in armour and proper. Motto— 
 " Fortis qui prudens." Residence — 
 
 SJOHN BliCHER ORMSBY, Esquire, Colonel R.A- 
 Born Jan. 20, 1839, being the only son of the late 
 Rev. Horatio Nelson Ormsby, M.A., Vicar of Carriganleary, 
 Mallow, by his wife Judith Elizabeth, dau. of Becher Flem- 
 ing of Newcourt, co. Cork. Armorial bearingfs Quar- 
 terly I. gules, a bend or. between six cross crosslets fitchde 
 or (for Ormsby) ; 3 and 3. azure, semde of cross crosslets a 
 lion rampant argent (for Kinardsley) ; 4. sable, three chess 
 rooks argent, a chief or. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, charged with a rose gules, holding in the hand 
 man's leg couped at the thigh, also in armour and properj 
 Motto — " Fortis qui prudens." Residence — 
 
 Sir LAMBERT HEPENSTAL ORMSBY. Knigb 
 EJachelor (1903). J.P., M.D., Pres. Royal Col. of Surgs., Ire 
 
 ORMSBY, quartered by BLAKE-DE BURGH. 
 
 land, 1902-4; oneoftheseniorSurgeons Meath Hospital and 
 CO. Dublin Infirmary, late Surgeon Royal Longford Rifles, 
 being the only son of the late George Owen Ormsby of Onc- 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 hunga Lodge, Auckland, New Zealand, by his wife Selina, 
 dau. of Rev. Lambert Watson Hepenstal of Altadore, 
 CO. Wicklow. Livery — Claret colour. Armorial bear- 
 ings Quarterly, I. gules, a bend or, between six croas 
 crosslets fitch6e or (for Ormsby) ; 2 and 3, azure, sem6e 
 of cross crosslets, a lion rampant argent (for Kinardsley) ; 
 4. sable, three chess-rooks argent, a chief or. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm embowed in armour proper, charged with a 
 rose gules, holding in the hand a man's leg couped at the 
 thigh, also in armour proper. Motto — " Fortis qui pru- 
 dens." Married, July 16, 1874, Anastasia, dau. of John 
 Dickinson; and has /«//<? — (i) Owen Ormsby, Gentleman, 
 b. July II, 1875, d. Oct. 8, 1895 ; (2) Gilbert John Anthony 
 Ormsby, Esq., Capt. R. Army Medical Corps, b. 
 Sept. 16, 1876; .Alice Maud Mary, d. May i, 1897; and 
 Stella Beatrice. Residence ~- Merrion Square, Dublin. 
 Club — Constitutional. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM ORMSBY, M.A., Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, being the eldest son of the Rev. Owen Ormsby of 
 Ballymarcas, co. Louth, by his wife Anne, dau. of Rev. 
 William Phibbs of Abbeyville, co. Sligo. Armorial bear- 
 ings Quarterly i. gules, a bend or, between six cross 
 crosslets fitch^e or (for Ormsby) ; 2 and 3, azure, sem^e of 
 cross crosslets a lion rampant argent (for Kinardsley) ; 
 4. sable, three chess rooks argent, a chief or. Mantlillg 
 gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed in armour proper, charged with a rose gules, 
 holding in ihe hand a man's leg couped at the thigh, also 
 in armour and proper. MottO — " Fortis qui prudens." 
 Married, firstly, Borah, dau. of Owen Thomas Lloyd of 
 Hermitage, co. Roscommon, by whom he had no surviving 
 issue. He married, secondly, Henrietta Armstrong, by 
 whom he had Issue (i) Alexander Ormsby, Gentleman, d. 
 1864 ; (2) Watson Ormsby, Gentleman ; (3) George Ormsby, 
 Gentleman ; and Emily, d. 1866. He married, thirdly, 
 Annie Hodgson, and by her has further Issue— {\) Henry 
 Ormsby, Gentleman ; (2) Robert Ormsby, Gentleman ; 
 (3) Oswald Ormsby, Gentleman ; (4) Sidney Ormsby, 
 Gentleman ; Emma ; and Edith. 
 
 S ALFRED HAMILTON ORMSBY - HAMILTON, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D. L. co. Dublin, late Capt. 
 Louth Rifles, Barrister-at-Law (King's Inns 1879, Lin- 
 
 coln's Inn 1899), and Master of Arts of the University 
 of Dublin ; assumed name of Hamilton by Royal 
 Licence, dated Nov. 19, 1892. Born May 14, 1852, 
 being the fifth son of the late Rt. Hon. Henry 
 Ormsby, by his wife Julia, dau. of the late Henry Hamilton 
 
 of TuUylish House, co. Down. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, gules, three cinquefoils ermine, and in 
 the centre chief point a fasces erect proper (for Hamilton); 
 2 and 3, gules, a bend between six cross crosslets or, the 
 bend charged (for cadency) with a mullet azure, and there- 
 on a crescent argent (for Ormsby). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal coronet of five leaves 
 or, charged on the band with three torteaux fessewise, 
 a mount vert, thereon an oak tree penetrated transversely 
 in the main stem by a frame-saw proper, the frame or (for 
 Hamilton) ; 2. a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, 
 purfled or, the hand argent, holding a man's leg also in 
 armour, couped above the knee also argent (for Ormsby). 
 Mottoes (over the crest of Hamilton) — "Through;" and 
 (over the crest of Ormsby), "Fortis qui prudens;" 
 (under the arms, for Hamilton), "Sola nobiUtas virtus." 
 Married, Sept. 7, 1892, Gertrude Uhthoff Hamilton, 
 only child of the late Rt. Hon. George Alexander Hamil- 
 ton of Hampton Hall, Balbriggan, co. Dublin, and only 
 grandchild of the late Joshua Andrew Uhthoff of Bath, 
 and formerly of the H.E.I.C.S., Bombay. Residences 
 — Cabinteely House, co. Dublin, 16 william Square, 
 Dublin. 
 
 RICHARD HUGH MILLERD ORPEN, Esq., of 
 ArdtuUy, co. Kerry, M.A. Born Nov. 7, 1829, being the 
 eldest surviving son of the late Sir Richard John Theodore 
 Orpen, Knight Bachelor, of Ardtully, by Elizabeth, dau. of 
 the late Rev. Richard Stack, D.D. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Quarterly I and 4, per pale azure and or, a lion rampant 
 counterchanged, in the dexter chief point a cross crosslet of 
 the second (for Orpen) ; 2 and 3 ermine, a fesse azure, be- 
 tween three wolves' heads erased sable (for Millerd). Mant- 
 ling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant or, charged on the shoulder 
 with a cross c osslet sable. Motto — "Veritas vincit." 
 Married, Jan. 5, 1871, Amy Noble, eldest dau. of Thomas 
 Horwood of St. Anne's Road, Stamford Hill, London ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Richard Hugh Horwood Orpen, Esq., b. 
 Sept. 22, 1873 ; (2) Raymond William Orpen, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 29, 1875 ; Amy Eliza, Constance Marion, Nora Edith, 
 Olive Mabel, Mary Winifred, and Ida Grace Victoria. Seat 
 — Ardtully, Kenmare, co. Kerry. 
 
 ORPEN (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, per pale azure 
 and or, a lion rampant within a bordure wavy all counter- 
 changed (Orpen) ; 2 and 3, or, a lion's head erased azure, 
 between three mullets gules (Chatterton). Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — -On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant or, debruised by a pale wavy azure. Motto — 
 " Loyal k mort." 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 I 
 
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 Orr 
 
 i)0m 
 
 Son of Rev. Edwnrd Chatterton Orpen, M.A., of 
 Bxeleigh, K 1831 ; d. ; m. 1856, Marcella Corew, 
 d. of CVinvius I'almrr. H.E.1.CS., and niece of Sir 
 John I^wis Diinize, Ikirt., of Kxcleigh : — 
 Herbert Orpen, Uentlenuui, Commander K.N., 6. 1863. 
 5m/— Exeleign, Starcroas, Devon. 
 
 CHARLES LINDSAY ORR-EWING. Esquire, for- 
 merly Capt. yd Halt. IVincess Louise' Argyll and Sutherland 
 Highrs., J.l\ for Dumbartonshire, M.P. for Ayr District. 
 Bont Sept. 8, i860, being the 5th and youngest son of the 
 late Sir Arch. Orr-Ewing, first Bart., of I^llikilrain, co. 
 Stirling, by his wife Elizabeth Lindsay, only child of James 
 Reid, Esquire, J. P., of Caldercruix. C/u6s — Carlton, 
 Bachelors', New (Edinburgh). Armorial bearlngB— He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, a chevron embattled gules, ensigned 
 with a banner of the second, charged with a canton azure, 
 thereon a saltire of the first, all between two mullets in chief 
 and the sun in his splendour in base of the second, a bordure 
 indented also of the second, charged with three martlets of 
 the first for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, armed and langued az. , holding 
 in his dexter paw a mullet also gules. Hotto -" Audaciter." 
 Married, 1888, Beatrix Mary Leslie (which marriage was 
 dissolved 1894), daughter of Walter James Hore-Ruthven, 
 Esquire, claiming as 8th Baron Ruthven ; and has surviving 
 Isme — Ian Leslie Orr-Ewing, Gentleman, born 1893; ^"^^ 
 Janet Beatrix. He married secondly, 1898, Lady Augusta 
 Boyle, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Glasgow. Postal 
 addresses — The Red House, Ayr, N.B. ; 38 Bryanston 
 Square, W. 
 
 ORR-OWENS (R.L., 1904. U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 gules, a boar passant argent, armed collared and chained 
 or, to a holly-bush on a mount in base both proper, on a 
 canton of the second, three raven's legs meeting in the fess 
 point sable (Owens) ; 2 and 3, gules, three piles in point 
 argent, the centre pile charged with a trefoil slipped vert, 
 on a chief or, a torteaux between two cross crosslets fitch^e 
 of the field (Orr). 
 
 Dau. of Rev. James Orr, m. 1850, Harriet Skeffington, 
 eld. d. of late John Owens, Esq., J. P., of Holestone, 
 CO. Antrim : — 
 Jane Emily Orr-Owens. Seat — Holestone co. Antrim. 
 
 OSBORNE, quartered by BATEMAN and CONYERS. 
 
 OSHEE (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 8, per bend in- 
 dented azure and or, two fleurs-de-lis counterchanged (for 
 Odaneus Shee) ; 2. gules, three swords per fesse argent, 
 hiked or, the centre sword pointing to the dexter side (for 
 William Shee) ; 3. sable, three pheons argent (for John 
 Shee) ; 4. gules, two swords in saltire argent, points down, 
 surmounted by a third in pale, point up, hilted or (for 
 Edmond Shee) ; 5. argent, a chevron ermine, between 
 three broad-arrow heads sable (Archer) ; 6. per pale in- 
 dented or and gules (Bermingham) ; 7. argent, three bars 
 gules, over all a bend sable (de la Hide). Mantltag gules, 
 doubled silver. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 swan rousant sable. Motto — " Vincit Veritas." 
 
 Sons of Nicholas Richard Power O'Shee, Esq., of 
 Gardenmorris, J. P. and D.L. co. Waterford (High 
 Sheriff 1861), b. 1821 ; d. 1902; m. 1865, Lady 
 Gwendoline Anson, d. of ist Earl of Lichfield : — 
 Richard Alfred Poer O'Shee, Esq. , Capt. and Bt.-Major 
 R.E., served with Benin Exped. 1897 /desp., medal and 
 clasp), and in West Africa 1897-8 (clasp), b. 1897. Seat — 
 Gardenmorris, Kill, Piltown ; and Sheestown, nr. Kil- 
 kenny. 
 
 John Marcus Poer O'Shee, Gentleman, R.LC, b. 1869 ; 
 nt. 1900, Myrtle Constance, d. of Col. Ynyr Henry Burges 
 of Parkanaur ; and hns issue. Res. — 
 
 JOHN OSM ASTON, Esquire, J. P. for cos. Derby, 
 Stafford, and Sussex, D.L. co. Derby. Born June 21, 
 1831, being the eldest son of the late Francis Wright 
 Osmaston, Esq., J. P. for the cos. Notts, Derby, and Staf- 
 ford, D.L. for CO. Derby, and High Sheriff co. Notts 1842, 
 principal owner of the Butterley Works, by his wife Selina, 
 eldest dau. of Sir Henry FitzHerbert, 3rd Bart., of Tissing- 
 ton Hall. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a chevron argent, 
 three spear-heads gules, in chief two unicorns' heads, erased 
 
 on the second, armed and maned or, in base on a pile ot 
 the last, issuing from the chevron an unicorn's head, erased 
 of the first. mantHng sable and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, an unicorn's head ar^jcnt, crasicd 
 gules, armed and maned or, charged on the neck with three 
 spear-heads, one and two aUo gules. Motto "Ad rem." 
 Married, firstly, June 23, 1853, Emily Sophia, dau. of Rev. 
 Henry Western Plumptre, Rector of Eastwood, Notts; and 
 by her (who died April 11, i860) had Issue - (i) Francis 
 Plumptre Beresford Osmaston, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law, b. March 10, 18^7 [m. Aug. 13, 1884, Eleanor Mar- 
 garet, dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Field of Bigby Rectory, 
 CO. Lincoln, and has issue, Dudley Francis Osmaston, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 12, 1892; Robert Shirley Osmaston, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 17, 1895; and Dorothea]; (2) Rev. 
 Marcus Western Beresford C>smaston, Rector of (kkkI- 
 nestone, Kent, b. March 29, 1859; Eleanor Agnes [m., 
 Dec. 16, 1880, Commander John Pemljcrton Coote, k.N., 
 third son of Sir Algernon Coote, Bart.] ; and Emily Selina. 
 He married secondly, Dec. 19, 1861, Florence Mary, 
 dau. of the late Edward Royd Rice of Dane Court, 
 Kent ; and has Issue - (3) Basil de Forest Osmaston, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 31, 1862; (4) Cecil Alvend FitzHerl)ert 
 Osmaston, Esq., Captain R. M.A., b. July 24, 1866 [m., 
 Feb. 2, 1893, Minnie Buckley, dau. of Gen. Sir Henry 
 Tuson, K.C. B. , R. M.A. , and has issue. Myrtle Florence]; 
 (s) Bertram Beresford Osmaston, Gentleman, India Forest 
 Service, b. Jan. 3, 1868 \m., Sept. 15, 1893, Catherine 
 Mary, dau. of Gen. Hutchinson, and has issue, Bertram 
 Hutchinson Osmaston, Gentleman, b. March 30, 1895; 
 Oswald Camplyon Hutchinson Osmaston, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 26, 1898 ; Sylvia Mary, d. young 1895 ; and Olive 
 Mary] ; (6) Osmund Gordon Osmaston, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 7, 1869; d. unm. Aug. 31, 1899; (7) Lionel Sherbrooke 
 Osmaston, Gentleman, India Forest Service, b. Oct. 20, 
 1870 \m., Feb. 26, 1897, Selina Fanny, dau. of the late 
 John Bridges Plumptre of Goodnestone Park, Kent, and 
 has issue, Osmund Eric Osmaston, Gentleman, b. Jan. 15, 
 1900; and Erica]; (8) John Henry Osmaston, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 13, 1881 ; (9) Ulric Ernest Osmaston, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 5, 1883; (10) Arthur Edward Osmaston, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 4, 1885; Rosamond Florence [w. , Aug. 14, 
 1892, Rev. William Henshaw Starling, and has issue] ; 
 Violet Mary \m., April 26, 1899, Benjamin Ernest NiclioUs, 
 and has issue]; and Olive Elizabeth. 5tfa/- Hawkhurst 
 Court, Billingshurst, Sussex. 
 
 OSMOND. Sable, a fesse dancett^ and in chief an 
 eagle displayed erminois, a bordure wavy or. Mantl 
 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle displayed as in the arms, charged on the breast with 
 a barrulet wavy azure. 
 
 fi is the Military Cockade, 
 
O0to 
 
 £Dul 
 
 1043 
 
 Sons of the late George Wise Osmond, Esq. , Comdr. 
 R.N., h. 1843; d. 1884; 7n. 1869, Julia Augusta, d. of 
 Rev. William Forbes of Yardley Chase, Jamaica : — 
 George William Forbes Osmond, Esq., Paymaster 
 R.N. , b. 1871. Res. — Hern, Benhilton, Sutton, Surrey. 
 
 Charles Fortescue Osmond, Gentleman, Citizen of 
 London, late of the City Imp. Vols. M.I., b. 1877. Res. — 
 Hern, Benhilton, Sutton, Surrey. 
 
 Henry Arthur Wise Osmond, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. — 
 Port Maria, Jamaica. 
 
 Humphrey Dacres Osmond, Gentleman, Lieut. Imp. 
 Light Horse, b. 1881. Res. — Krugersdrop, Transvaal, S. 
 Africa. 
 
 OSWALD, see GORDON-OSWALD. 
 
 SJOHN OSWALD, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. of 
 Fife. Born June 12, 1856, being the eldest son of 
 the late James Townsend Oswald, by his wife Ellen 
 Octavia, dau. of P. J. Miles of Leigh Court, Bristol. 
 C/«^— Bachelors'. Armorial bearings— Azure, ane savage 
 proper wreathed with bay leaves, and bearing in the sinister 
 
 ane batton erected on his shoulder vert, and in the dexter 
 a cross-staff pointing to a star placed in the dexter chief 
 or. Above the shield fane helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a Mantle gules, doubled argent ; with this Motto, 
 " Monstrant astra viam." Seat — Dunnikier, Kirkcaldy, 
 N.B. 
 
 S RICHARD ALEXANDER OSWALD, Esquire, De- 
 puty-Lieutenant of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. 
 Vice-Lieut, and Deputy-Lieut, for co. of Ayr. Born June 
 6, 1841, being the eldest son of the late George Oswald of 
 Auchincruive and of Cavens, by his first wife Lydia Mar- 
 garet, dau. of Frederick Homan of Ardenwood, co. Kildare. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a naked 
 man, wreathed about the middle with bay leaves, having a 
 quiver of arrows by his side, bearing a bow in his left hand, 
 all proper, and pointing with his right to a comet, in the 
 dexter chief point or, a border engrailed of the last (for 
 Oswald) ; 2. gules, two leopards passant guardant in pale 
 argent (for Haldane of that Ilk) ; 3. argent, a saltire en- 
 grailed between four roses gules (for Lennox). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and for Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand issuing out of a 
 cloud and pointing to a star of eight rays proper, with 
 the Motto, "Sequamur" (for Oswald); 2. upon a wreath 
 of his liveries, an eagle's head erased proper, with the Motto, 
 "Suffer" (for Haldane). Married, Nov. 25, 1868, Maude, 
 dau. of James Smith -Barry of Marbury Hall and Fota 
 
 Island, CO. Cork. Seats — Auchincruive, near Ayr, co. Ayr ; 
 and Cavens, Kirkbean, co. Kircudbright. 
 
 CHARLES ROBERT OSWALD-BROWN (formerly 
 CHARLES ROBERT BROWN), Esq., Major in H.M. 
 
 Manchester Regt. Born , being the son of the late 
 
 James Brown of Orangefield ; and has assumed the addi- 
 tional surname of Oswald. Armorial bearings — Azure, a 
 savage wreathed about the head and middle with bay leaves, 
 having a quiver of arrows by his side, bearing a bow in his 
 left hand proper, and pointing with his right to a blazing 
 star in the dexter chief point or, within an orle of fleurs-de- 
 lis argent. Mantling azure doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a lion rampant parted 
 per fesse argent and azure, holding in his dexter paw a star 
 wavy of six rays or ; and in an escroll over the same this 
 Motto, " Floreat majestas." Postal address — Manchester 
 Regt., Aldershot. 
 
 OTHER, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 OTTER (1873). Or, on a bend gules, gutt^-d'or, 
 between two crosses pat6e of the second, three crescents of 
 the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, two crosses pat^e surmounted by a crescent or. 
 Motto— " Watch." 
 
 OTTER-BARRY (R.L., 19 May 1873). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, gules, three bars embattled argent (Barry, orig. 
 grant 1811) ; 2 and 3, or, on a bend gules, gutt^-d'or, 
 between two crosses patfe of the second three crescents of 
 the first (Otter, 1873). Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, the embattlements of a 
 tower gules, charged with three roses in fesse argent 
 (Barry) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, two crosses pat6e 
 resting thereon a crescent all or. Motto — "A rege et a 
 victoria." 
 
 OTTLEY, quartered by FOLJAMBE. 
 
 S WILLIAM CLIFFORD-BERMINGHAM OTWAY- 
 RUTHVEN, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and De- 
 puty-Lieutenant for the county of Leitrim, and Justice of 
 the Peace for the counties of Galway and Tipperary. Born 
 July 14, 1840, being the only son of the late Thomas Ber- 
 mingham Trotter, by his wife Rosabelle Maria Frances, 
 youngest daughter of Major William Stirling St. Clair of 
 Emma Vale, in the county of Wicklow, and assumed, by 
 Royal License, 1865, the surname and arms of Ruthven only, 
 and in 1887 the additional name of Otway. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Paly of six argent and gules, a 
 canton erminois. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a goat's head erased 
 argent, attired or, charged with a mullet gules. MottO — 
 Over the crest, " Deed Shaw." Married, October 12, 1865, 
 Frances Margaret, only daughter and heir of Vice- Admiral 
 Robert Jocelyn Otway of Castle Otway, Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Tipperary; and has Issue — (1) Robert 
 Mervyn Bermingham Otway- Ruthven, Esq., Capt. Royal 
 Artillery, h. Aug. 2, 1867 [?«., April 25, 1900, Margaret, 
 eldest dau. of Julius Casement, Esq. , J. P, , of Cronroe, co. 
 Wicklow] ; (2) Thomas Ormonde Bermingham Otway- 
 Ruthven, Gentleman, b. Feb. 12, 1872; (3) Mervyn Henry 
 Bermingham Otway- Ruthven, Gentleman, b. Sept. 18, 1877 ; 
 Annette Rosabelle Bermingham [»?., July 15, 1896, Capt. 
 Richard Meredith, late Warwickshire Regt.]; Marguerite 
 Frances Bermingham, rf. Sept. 25, 1870; Rosabelle Frances 
 Elizabeth Bermingham ; Edith Mary Bermingham ; and 
 Cecil Harriet Beatrice Bermingham \m., Oct. i, 1898, 
 William Heneage Finch, Esq., Capt. 4th Batt. R. Irish 
 Regt.]. Seats — Invernisk, in the co. of Galway; Castle 
 Otway, Templemore, in the county of Tipperary ; Lis- 
 gillock, in tlie county of Leitrim ; Charleville Cottage, 
 Enniskerry, in the co. of Wicklow ; and Mount Campbell, 
 in the co. of Leitrim. 
 
 The Rev. FIELDING OULD, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 M.A. (Cantab.). Born Dec. 4, 1870, being the eldest son of 
 Rev. Frederick Fielding Ould and Emma, only surviving 
 child of the late Henry Neumann, E^., J. P. (arniiger. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 ©toe 
 
 Iterliii). of Whicham Hall. Cheshire. /.htrr — Gnen, 
 yellow focings. Aimoiial bearing*— Or, on a saltire vert, 
 live iTosses pat^ fitch<te of the held (quartering per pale 
 dexter, gules, a six-pointeti star or ; sinister, azure, a moon 
 argent, for Neumann, recorded in Berlin). Crest— On a 
 wrvath of the colours, a sheaf of five arrows proper, 
 Itandcd g\iles, enclosed bv two oak branches vert. Motto 
 — "Ccdite seni." Postal addresses — 16 Uryden Mansions, 
 West Kensington; and Hriarley House, Aigburth, Liver- 
 pool. 
 
 THOMAS ROLANDOUTHWAITE, Gentleman. Bom 
 Feb. 6, 1876, beinK the second but eldest surviving son of 
 the late Francis John Outhwaite, Esq., Major ;ind Lieui.- 
 Col. 4th Highland Light Infantry, of Craigforth, Earlsferry, 
 Fife, by his wife .Mary Caroline, eldest dau. of John James 
 Ilarrison, I^sq., of Devonshire House, Harrogate, and Sin- 
 derby, in the co. of York, J. P. and D. L. Livery Grey, and 
 red waistco.-\t. Armorial bearings— Argent, two barrulets 
 
 f'hapman, 19th Hussars ; and has Issue— lAaxy Rachel 
 Lockhart. Seat — Iladgemorc, Henley-on-Thames. AVtr- 
 
 nebuly sable, between in chief and in base the attires of 
 a stag affixed to the scalp, between two fleurs-de-lis gules. 
 Mnnt.Ung sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a stag lodged regardant 
 proper, charged on the body with two fleurs-de-lis in fesse 
 gules, and a like fleur-de-lis resting upon the head between 
 the attires, and holding in the mouth two ears of wheat 
 or; with the Motto, " Deo et piatria." Estates — Bradford 
 Moor, in the co. of York ; Lord of the Manor of South- 
 owram, in the same county ; Craigforth, Earlsferry, in the 
 CO. of Fife. Seat — Craigforth, E^lsferry, Elie, Fife. 
 
 OVERTON, quartered by LANE, 
 
 S RICHARD LOCKHART OVEY, Esquire, Capt. 
 and Vol. Batt. Oxfordsh. Lt. Inf., late Lieut. 2nd 
 Oxfordsh. Lt. Inf. Bom 1878, being the eldest son of 
 Richard Ovey, E^., J. P. and D.L. co. Oxford, High 
 Sheriff 1895, by his wife C!Iara, dau. of J. J. Broadbent of 
 Great Horton House, near Bradford, Yorks. Livery — 
 Dark blue coat, dark blue and yellow waistcoat, drab 
 overcoat. Armorial beartn^^ - Vert, giitt6e-d'or, two 
 bendlets sinister and ragn^ly, between as many mullets of 
 six points or, pierced of the first. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, 
 a lamb passant argent, guttte-de-sang, supporting with the 
 dexter forefoot a flagstaff in bend sinister or, therefrom 
 flowing a pennon of the second, the whole within a chain 
 in arch of the third. Motto -"Sem|ier eadem." Married, 
 1903, Rachel Emma, dau. of the late Capt. Abel Henry 
 
 </<«« — Hemes, Henley-on-Thames. Clubs — Junior United 
 Service, New. 
 
 OWBRIDGE (H. Coll.). Sable, a bridge of thre 
 arches between three owls in chief argent, and a rose in 
 base of the last, barbed and seeded proper. Mantll: 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the coloursj 
 upon a mount vert, a demi-lion gules, supporting th 
 trunk of a tree erect sprouting proper, thereon an ov 
 argent. Motto — " Sapientia fortis est." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Walter Tom Owbridge, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Th 
 Grange, Cottenham, Yorks. 
 
 OWEN, quartered by COKE. 
 
 OWEN, see BULKELEY-OWEN and HUMPH^ 
 REYS-OWEN. 
 
 OWEN GWYNNEDD, quartered by MOSTYN. 
 
 OWEN (H. Coll.). Azure, three suns in splendou 
 
 between two chevronels, the whole between three serpent] 
 
 erect, two respecting each other in chief and one in base 1 " 
 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arrow in saltir 
 
 with a bow surmounted by a sun in splendour all proper. 
 
 Granted to the late Sir Richard Owen, C.B., D.C.L 
 
 LL.D., F.R.S., of Sheen Lodge, Richmond Park, an 
 
 the other descendants of his father, Richard Owen 
 
 Fulmer Place, Bucks. 
 
 OWEN (H. Coll.). Per pale or and argent, a Saracen's 
 head affrontde erased at the neck proper, wreathed about 
 the temples of the first and gules, between three lozenges of 
 the last. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon two lozenges gules, a Saracen's head as 
 in the arms. Motto — ' ' Duw ar fy rhan." 
 
 Son of John Ap Rhydderch Owen of Glenafon, b. ; 
 d. ; nt. , Mary, d. of : — 
 
 Robert Prys Owen, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Merioneth, 
 (High Sheriff 1901), b. . Estate— G\&n&f on , Glamorgan 
 shire. Seat — Aelybryn, DyfTryn. 
 
 ARTHUR D. OWEN, Gentleman, M.D. Armorial 
 bearings- Azure, on a mount vert, an Ionic pillar argent, 
 base and capital or, supported by two lions counter-rampant 
 of the last. M^"*^^"g azure and argent. Crest Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, armed 
 and langued azure, supporting an Ionic pillar as in the 
 arms. Motto -" Firmitas in caelo." Residence— f^^tr'ing 
 Grove, Hampton-on-Thames. 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 CHARLES ASTLEY OWEN, Gentleman, B.A.. 
 F. R. I. B. A. Armorial bearings Azure, on a mount vert, 
 an Ionic pillar argent, base and capital or, supported by two 
 lions counter-rampant of the last. Mantling; azure and 
 argent. Crest -Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, armed and langued azure, supporting an 
 Ionic pillar as in the arms. Motto -" Firmitas in cebIo." 
 Residence - 29 Molesworth Street, Dublin. 
 
 DAVID CHARLES LLOYD OWEN, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Warwick, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (Ireland), 
 Consulting Surgeon to the Eye Hospital in Birmingham] 
 and Hon. Ophthalmic Surgeon to the General Hospital 
 in Birmingham, Citizen and Liveryman of the Spectacle 
 Makers' Company in London. Born Sept. 5, 1843, being 
 eldest son of the late Rev. David Owen, by his wife Sophia, 
 only dau. and heir of Charles Lloyd Jefferies of Darenth, co.' 
 Kent, and Smethwick, co. Stafford. Armorial bearings 
 
 Pac 
 
 1045 
 
 — Argent, a lion passant sable between three fleurs-de-lis 
 gules (being the arms of Einion ap Seisyllt, Lord of Ardudwy , 
 in Wales, from whom he is twenty-third in lineal descent). 
 Motto — " Goreu glewder galondid." [As is often the case 
 with ancient arms, there is no crest recorded herewith. The 
 arms published in a previous edition, p. 632, were those 
 confirmed by the late Ulster King of Arms, but the full pedi- 
 gree from and the arms of Einion ap Seisyllt, having 
 been recorded in the College of Arms and a copy issued to 
 Mr. D. C. Lloyd Owen under the Corporate Seal, the Irish 
 confirmation has been cancelled by the present Ulster King 
 of Arms.] Married, Feb. 24, 1868, Anna, dau. of John 
 Greene, Surgeon, of St. George's, co. Salop; and has Issue 
 - Lilian Emilie \in. Capt. George William David Bowen 
 Lloyd, J. P. of Brunant, co. Carmarthen, and of 23rd Royal 
 Welsh Fusiliers] ; and Blanche Anna \tn. Herbert Brend 
 
 Winterbotham, Esq., J. P., of the Actrees, Berkeley, Glos.]- 
 Postal addresses ~^i Newhall St., Birmingham; Frondfig. 
 Meifod, Welshpool. C/«^ -Union (Birmingham). 
 
 OWEN HOWARD OWEN, Gentleman; obtained in 
 1898 a Royal Warrant to assume the name and to bear 
 the arms of Owen as eldest surviving representative of the 
 family of Owen of Orielton, co. Pembroke, and Heir-at-Law 
 of the late Sir William Owen, Bart. Bom Jan. 6, 1862, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Tripp, M.A., 
 of Huntspill, and Rector of Winford, co. Somerset, late 
 Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford, by his wife Anne, 
 dau. of the Rev. James Gould of Masiansleigh, co. Devon. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, a chevron between three lions 
 rampant or. Married Eliza Madeleine Florence, dau. of 
 late Rev. T. Dowler. Seats- Huntspill and St. Decumans. 
 CO. Somerset. Residence— 102, Ashley Gardens, S.W. 
 Clubs — Isthmian, Crystal Palace. 
 
 PETER OWEN, Esquire, J. P. Cheshire. Bom 1822. 
 being the son of Henry Owen of Liverpool. Armorial 
 bearings— Per chevron engrailed argent and gules, in chief 
 two fleurs-de-lis of the last, and in base a lion rampant 
 of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-wyvern argent, sem6e-de-lis 
 gules, supporting with the dexter claw an escutcheon of 
 the last charged with a crescent also argent. Motto — 
 " Deo duce comite industrin." Married, firstly, 1848, 
 Sarch de Brock, dau. of John Thomas of Dartmouth ; 
 secondly, 1872, Eleanor, dau. of Tiios. Pickering Pick of 
 Liverpool. 5m/— The Elms, Great Sutton, Cheshire. 
 
 OWLEPEN, quartered by DAUNT. 
 
 OXLEY (R.L., 1775, H. Coll.). Argent, a fesse gules 
 between three oxen sable, armed and hoofed or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— An ox's head erased sable, 
 armed or, charged with three ermine spots gold one and 
 two. Motto — " Tam aris quam aratris." 
 
 Sons of Charles Christopher Oxley of Redcar and of 
 
 The Hall, Ripon, J. P. for N. and W. Ridgs. Yorks. 
 
 and for Liberty of Ripon, b. 1810; d. 1881 ; m. 1837, 
 
 Georgiana Maria, d. of Rev. J. D. Waddilove of 
 
 Beacon Grange, Hexham, by his wife, Elizabeth, 
 
 sister of Sir James Graham, Bt., of Netherby :— 
 
 Adm. Charles Lister Oxley, J. P. for W. Rdg. Yorks. 
 
 and Ripon, A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, b. 1841 ; m. 1878, 
 
 Emily, eld. d. of Robert Kearsley, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of 
 
 Highfield, Ripon, formerly M. P. for Ripon; and has issue 
 
 — (i) Charles Oxley, Gentleman, b. 1880; (2) Christopher 
 
 Bernard Oxley, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; Agnes ; Margaret ; 
 
 Rose; Violet; and Dorothy. Seat The Hall, Ripon, 
 
 Yorks. Club — United Service. 
 
 Rev. William Henry Oxley, M.A. (Oxford), Vicar of 
 Petersham, b. 1848; m. 1884, Helen Rosamond, eld. d. of 
 Charles E. Newton, Esq. J. P. and D.L. , of Mickleover 
 Hall, by his first wife Rosamond Curzon ; and has issue — 
 Selwyn Amor Nathaniel Oxley, Gentleman, ^. 1890, Nes. — 
 The Vicarage, Petersham, Surrey. 
 Son of Robert Darley Oxley : — 
 Lt.-Col. Robert Hugh Oxley, b. . Res.— 
 
 PACK, see REYNELL-PACK. 
 
 S DENIS ROBERT PACK-BERESFORD, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L., B.A. of the Univ. of Oxford. Born 
 March 23, 1864, being the eldest son of Denis William 
 Pack, Esq. (who assumed the name and arms of Beresford), 
 Captain Royal Horse Artillery, J. P. and D.L., by his wife 
 Annette Caroline, only dau. of R. Clayton Browne of 
 Brownes Hill, in the co. of Carlow. Clubs — Automobile, 
 White's, Kildare Street (Dublin). Livery — Light drab 
 cloth, with silver buttons, black and silver lace on collar 
 and cuffs, silver band on hat. Armorial bearings- He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent crusily fitch^e 
 
 three fleurs-de-lis sable, within a bordure wavy pean (for 
 Beresford) ; 2 and 3 quarterly sable and erminois, in the 
 first quarter a sword in bend sinister argent, pommel and 
 hilt or, encircled by a wreath of the last ; in the fourth a 
 cinquefoil of the third, pendent from a crimson ribbon 
 bordered blue, in the centre chief a representation of the 
 golden cross and clasps presented to Major-General Sir 
 Denis Pack, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, by His Majesty George III., in testi- 
 mony of his royal approbation of the signal valour dis- 
 played by the said Major-General Pack in divers actions 
 with the enemy in the Peninsula of Spain. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
1046 
 
 Pag: 
 
 manilins sable and argent ; and for his Oreito, i. issuant 
 from a n>ural crown or, a dragon's head per fessc wavy 
 ardent and gules, the lower jMirt of the neck transfixed by a 
 liruki-n sjK-ar. in the mouth the rcniaininK (wrt of the spear 
 Ihe ix)int upwards or (for IWesford) ; a. a mural crown argent 
 issumg therefrom a lion's head gules, gorged with a wreath 
 or (for Pock). MoUo — " Nil nisi cruce." Matried, August 
 II, i8yi, Alice Harriet Cromie, only daughter of James 
 Acheson Lyle, Ksquire, Justice of the Peace, of Glandore, 
 in the county of Antrim. Estat* in the county of Corlow, 
 inherited from Field-Marshal l^ord Beresford. Postal ad- 
 drtss—Vtn^gh House, Bagnalstown. 
 
 PAGE-TURNER (R.I^. 1904, H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, quarterly i. and iiii., argent, a fer-de-moline 
 pierced sable (Turner, Visn. Leics.. 1619) ; ii. and iii., azure, 
 a fesse indented lietween three martlets or (Page, 1775): 
 9 and 3, vert, on a saltire between four pheons argent, 
 a pomeis, on a chief engrailed or, a lion passant gules, 
 (Blaydes). Mft"^""g sable and argent. Great— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant argent, 
 ducally crowned or, holding in the dexter paw a fei-de- 
 moline as in the arms. 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Marvell Blaydes, LL.D., and his 
 wife Fanny Maria, d. of Sir Edward George Thomas 
 Page-Turner, Bart. : — 
 Frederick Augustus Page- Turner, Esq., J. P. Beds. b. 1845 ; 
 m. 1874. Alice Caroline, d. of William Dyer, Physician- 
 Gen. H.E.I.C.S. ; and has issue — (i) Edward Henry 
 Marvell Page-Turner, Gentleman, b. 1877; (2) Hugh 
 Gregory Page-Turner, Gentleman, b. 1879; (3) Frederick 
 Ambrose Wilford Page-Turner, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; Edith 
 Marguerite ; Maud Winifred Mary ; Dorothy Alice ; Frances 
 Helen ; Margery ; Muriel Agnes ; Cassandra Sophia ; 
 Delia Emily Louisa ; and Barbara Olive. Estates — Am- 
 brosden, Merton, and Bicester, Oxon. ; Streatley, Lunsdon, 
 and Tetsworth. Beds. Hes. — 9 Denmark Terrace, Brighton, 
 Clubs — Constitutional, Westminster. 
 
 FITZROY RICHARD CLARENCE PAGET, Esquire, 
 formerly Lieut. Grenadier Guards. Born 1853, being the 
 eldest son of the late Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord Clarence 
 Edward Paget, P.C, G.C.B., by his wife Marthe Stuart, 
 dau. of Admiral Sir Robert Waller Otway, K.C.B. Ar- 
 morial bearingfs Sable, on a cross engrailed between 
 four eagles displayed argent, five lions passant guardant 
 of the field. The escutcheon is encircled by the ribbon 
 and by the collar. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-heraldic tiger sable, 
 maned, ducally gorged and tufted argent. Residence — 
 
 HOWARD FRANCIS PAGET, Esquire. Bom April 
 22, 1858, being the only son and youngest child of the 
 Reverend Francis Edward Paget, Rector of Elford, by his 
 wife Fanny, daughter of the Reverend William Chester. 
 Armorial bearings — He Ijears for Arms : Sable, on a cross 
 engrailed l)etween four eagles displayed argent, five lions 
 passant guardant of the field. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-heraldic tiger sable, maned, tufted, and 
 ducally gorged argent. Married, May 15, 1884, Alice 
 Catharine Jeffcock, eldest daughter of the late Rev. John 
 Thomas Jeffcock, Rector of Wolverhampton, Prebend of 
 Lichfield ; and has Issue— (\) Francis Edward Howard 
 Paget, E^uire, born June 4, 1886; (2) Salisbury Howard 
 Paget, Gentleman, born March 7, 1889 ; (3) John Howard 
 Paget, Gentleman, born September 20, 1890, died July 7, 
 i8<^; (4) I>ewis Michael Howard Paget, Gentleman, born 
 Oct. 19, 1895; (s) George Howard Paget, Gentleman, born 
 Feb. 4. 1897; (6) Patrick Everard Howard Paget, Gentle- 
 man, born Nov. 21, 1903; Mary Frances Howard; Fanny 
 Dfeiree Howard ; Hilda Beatrice Howard; Alice Catharine 
 Howard ; and Charlotte Gabrielle Howard. Estate — 
 The Elford Estate, near Tamworth, in the county of 
 Stafford. Postal address — Elford Hall, Tamworth. 
 
 THOMAS GUY FREDERICK PAGET, Gentleman. 
 Bom July 29, 1886, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Guy Paget, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of 
 Leicester, by his wife Frances Edith Nugent, daughter of 
 the late Thomas Nugent Vaughan. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Argent, a cross sable, fretty of the 
 first, in the first and fotirth quarters an escallop of the 
 
 Pag 
 
 second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet tx^fitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for hit 
 OlMt, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sabl 
 
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 collared or 
 escutcheon 
 the Motto, 
 
 addresses — 
 shire. 
 
 resting the sinister forepaw on an antique 
 argent, charged with an escallop sable ; with 
 
 " Esp^re et pers<5v6re." Estates and posta 
 Humberstone, I^icester; Ibstock, Leioest 
 
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 S VICTOR FREDERICK WILLIAM AUGUSTUS 
 PAGET, Esquire, Capt. R.A. Bom 1861, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Augustus Berkeley 
 Paget, G.C.B. , a Member of Her Majesty's Most Hon- 
 ourable Privy Council, by his wife the Countess Walpurga 
 Ehrengarde Helena, dau. of Count of the Empire de 
 Hohenthal. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a cross en- 
 g^iled between four eagles displayed argent, five lions 
 passant guardant of the field. ManUing sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-heraldic tiger 
 sable, maned, ducally gorged and tufted argent. Clubs— 
 Bachelors', White's. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY PAGET, Esquire, Major-General 
 (Retired List) Her Majesty's Indian Army. Born March 
 13, 1829, being the eldest son of Captain William Paget, 
 commonly known as Lord William Paget, by his wife 
 Fanny, daughter of General the Baron de Rothenburg. 
 Club — Junior United Service. Livery — Blue, with yellow 
 waistcoat, blue and yellow braid. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Sable, on a cross engrailed l^tween 
 four eagles displayed argent, five lions passant guardant of 
 the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent; an" 
 for his Cre^, up)on a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 heraldic tiger sable, maned, ducally gorged and tufted 
 sable; with the Motto, "Per il suo contrario." Married, 
 June 25, 1878, Rosalind Margaret, daughter of the late 
 Peter Northall Laurie of Pax- Hill Park, in the county of 
 Sussex ; and has Issue — Bertha Frances. Postal address— 
 129 Victoria Street, London. 
 
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 S WILLIAM SMITH PAGET-TOMLINSON, Esquire, 
 M.R.C.S. (Eng.), M.D. (Lond.), M.R.C.P. (Lond.). 
 J. P. for the CO. of Westmorland (High Sheriff 1897, in 
 which year he received the Jubilee Medal), D. L. 1900. 
 Born Nov. 19, 1848, being the youngest son of Thomas 
 Paget of Forton, near Lancaster, by Anne, youngest 
 daughter of Henry Smith of Forton ; and assumed the 
 additional surname and arms of Tomlinson by Royal 
 Licence, Feb. 7, 1890, on succeeding to the estates of 
 Elizabeth Tomlinson of Kirkby Lonsdale. Livery — Dark 
 blue, with red piping. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, per pale nebuly argent and vert, a tilting-sp>ear fesseways 
 between two greyhounds current counterchanged, a chief 
 azure, thereon a greyhound current of the first (for Tomlin- 
 son) ; 2 and 3 quarterly sable and azure, on a cross or bc- 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 tween four eagles displayed argent, a cross engrailed of the 
 first, thereon an heraldic tiger's head erased between four 
 lions passant of the third. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a man wreathed about 
 the waist with oak, supporting in the dexter hand a tilting- 
 spear, and resting the sinister hand upon an escutcheon per 
 pale nebuly argent and vert, charged with a greyhound 
 current counterchanged (for Tomlinson) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, between two wings gules, a demi-heraldic tiger 
 sable, holding in the mouth a lion's gamb or (for Paget). 
 Motto — "Vincit Veritas." Married, Aug. 12, 1874, Mar- 
 garet Elizabeth, second dau. of J. Llewellyn Price of Stan- 
 dish, Lancashire; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Rothwell 
 Paget-Tomlinson, Esq., B.A. Trinity Hall, Camb. , Capt. 
 West of Scotland Artill. Mil., b. May 12, 1875 '< (2) William 
 Guy Paget-Tomlinson, Gentleman, B.A. (Trin. Hall, 
 Camb.), Lieut. 7th Hussars, b. July i, 1877; (3) Edward 
 Edmondson Paget-Tomlinson, Gentleman, B.A. , b. April 
 26, 1882 ; and Alice Mabel. EUates in Westmorland, 
 Lancashire, and Yorkshire. Postal address — The Biggins, 
 Kirkby Lonsdale. 
 
 PAKENHAM, quartered by CONOLLY. 
 
 GUSTAVUS CONOLLY PAKENHAM, Gentleman. 
 Born Oct. 27, 1856, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late George l3ent Pakenham, Esq., Capt. 4th 
 Bengal Lancers, by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Rev. Robert Hume. Armorial bearings -Quarterly, i. 
 quarterly or and gules, in the first quarter an eagle displayed 
 vert, and as an honourable augmentation, on a chief the 
 sea, and on the stern of an antique ship riding thereon 
 Britannia standing, Victory alighting on the prow and 
 placing a wreath of laurel on Britannia's head all proper, 
 being the device, on the medal emblematic of the glorious 
 sea-fight of June r, 1794, wherein Capt. the Hon. Thomas 
 Pakenham commanded H.M.S. " Invincible," 74 guns, and 
 captured " Le Juste," 80 guns, one of the enemy's ships 
 (for Pakenham) ; 2. argent, on a bend indented sable, 
 cotised azure, three fleurs-de-lis of the field each cotise 
 charged with three bezants (for Cuff) ; 3. ermine, a griffin 
 segreant azure (for Aungier) ; 4. per bend crenelle argent 
 and gules (for Boyle). Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 Out of a mural crown or, a demi-eagle displayed gules, 
 beaked of the first. Motto " Gloria virtutis umbra." 
 Married, Nov. 14, 1889, Ella Compton, only dau. of Wil- 
 liam George Bayne of Japan : and has Issue — {1) Compton 
 Thomas Pakenham, Gentleman, b. 1893: (2) Hercules Ivo 
 Pakenham, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; Cynthia Hume Bernard; 
 and Hermione Bayne. Residence - Kobe, Japan. 
 
 HERCULES ARTHUR PAKENHAM, Esquire, Capt. 
 Grenadier Guards (retired), sometime A.D.C. to the 
 Governor-Gen. of India. Born Feb. 17, 1863, being the 
 elder son of Lieut. -Gen. Thomas Henry Pakenham, by his 
 wife Elizabeth Staples, eldest dau. of William Clarke, New- 
 York. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i. quarterly or 
 and gules, in the first quarter an eagle displayed vert (for 
 Pakenham) ; 2. argent, on a bend indented sable, cotised 
 azure, three fleurs-de-lis of the field, each cotise charged 
 with three bezants (for Cuff) ; 3. ermine, a griffin segreant 
 azure (for Aungier) ; 4. per bend crenelle argent and gules 
 (for Boyle), and impaling the arms of Ashley, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, argent, three bulls passant sable (for 
 Ashley) ; 2 and 3, gules, a bend engrailed between six lions 
 rampant or (for Cooper). Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 Out of a mural crown or, a demi-eagle displayed gules. 
 Motto -"Gloria virtutis umbra." Married, Nov. 16, 1891, 
 Lilian Blanche Georgiana, dau. of Rt. Hon. Anthony 
 Evelyn Melbourne Ashley, P.C. Residence — 
 
 JOHN RICHARD ARTHUR PAKENHAM, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1870, being the only son of the late John 
 Augustus Pakenham, Esq., V.C., Lieut. -Col. Coldstream 
 Guards, by his wife Ida Charlotte, dau. of Edwyn Burnaby 
 of Baggrave Hall, co. Leicester. Armorial bearings - 
 Quarterly i. quarterly or and gules, in the first quarter an 
 eagle displayed vert (for Pakenham) ; 2. argent, on a bend 
 indented sable, cotised azure, three fleurs-de-lis of the field 
 each cotise charged with three bezants (for Cuff) ; 3. 
 ermine, a griffin segreant azure (for Aungier) ; 4. per bend 
 crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle). Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — Out of a mural crown or, a demi-eagle dis- 
 played gules. Motto— " Gloria virtutis umbra." Residence — 
 
 THOMAS HENRY PAKENHAM, Esquire, Lieut.-Gen. 
 (Retired) Colonel East Lancashire Regt. , formerly M.P. 
 CO. Antrim. Born 1826, being the third son of the late 
 Sir Hercules Robert Pakenham, K.C.B., Lieut.-Gen. in 
 the Army, by his wife Emily, fourth dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Thomas (Stapleton) Lord le Despencer. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i. quarterly or and gules, in the first 
 quarter, an eagle displayed vert (for Pakenham) ; 2. argent, 
 on a bend indented sable, cotised azure, three fleurs-de-lis 
 of the field, each cotise charged with three bezants (for 
 Cuff) ; 3. ermine, a griffin segreant azure (for Aungier) ; 4. 
 per bend crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle). Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — Out of a mural crown or, a demi- 
 eagle displayed gules. Motto — " Gloria virtutis umbra." 
 Married, Feb. 25, 1862, Elizabeth Staples, eldest dau. of 
 William Clarke, New York; and has Issue — (i) Hercules 
 Arthur Pakenham, Esq. (to whom refer) ; (2) Harry Francis 
 Pakenham, Esq., A.D.C, Capt. King's Royal Rifle Corps, 
 b. Nov. 6, 1864. Residence — Langford Lodge, Crumlin, 
 CO. Antrim. Clubs — Army and Navy, Carlton. 
 
 WILLIAM LAW PAKENHAM, Gentleman. Born 
 May 4, 1869, being the eldest son of Wellington Montagu 
 Pakenham, Gentleman, by his wife Sophia Julia, youngest 
 dau. of George Rust of Cromwell House, Huntingdon. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i. quarterly or and gules, in 
 the first quarter an eagle displayed vert, and as an honour- 
 able augmentation, on a chief the sea, and on the stern of 
 an antique ship riding thereon Britannia standing. Victory 
 alighting on the prow, and placing a wreath of laurel on 
 Britannia's head all proper, being the device on the medal 
 emblematic of the glorious sea-fight of June i, 1794, wherein 
 Capt. the Hon. Thomas Pakenham commanded H.M.S. 
 " Invincible," 74 guns, and captured " Le Juste," 80 guns, 
 one of the enemy's ships (for Pakenham) ; 2. argent, on 
 a bend indented sable, cotised azure, three fleurs-de-lis of 
 the field, each cotise charged with three bezants (for Cuff) ; 
 
 3. ermine, a griffin segreant azure (Aungier) ; 4. per bend 
 crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle). Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — Out of a mural crown or, a demi-eagle dis- 
 played gules, beaked of the first. Mot'to — "Gloria virtutis 
 umbra." Married, Feb. i, 1894, Ada Mary, dau. of J. B. 
 PhiUips of Llanelly; and has Issue — (i) George Robin 
 Montagu Pakenham, Gentleman, b. Jan. 18, 1895; (2) 
 John Walter Beavan Pakenham, Gentleman, b. Nov. 24, 
 1898 ; and Emma Joyce. Residence — The Gables, Mouls- 
 ham, Chelmsford. 
 
 § HENRY PAKENHAM-MAHON, Esq., D.L. co. 
 Roscommon, late Capt. Scots Guards, High Sheriff" 
 1895. Born July 13, 1851, being the only son of the late 
 Henry Sandford Pakenham-Mahon, Esq., of Strokestown 
 House, CO. Roscommon, J. P. and D. L. , High Sheriff" 1850, 
 [eldest son of Hon. and Very Rev. Henry Pakenham, Dean 
 of St. Patrick's, Dublin (fifth son of 2nd Baron Longford), 
 by his wife Eliza Catherine, sister and co-heir of Henry, 
 second Baron Mount Sandford (ext.), through whom he 
 succeeded to the Mount Sandford estates in cos. W'estmeath 
 and Roscommon], formerly in the 8th Hussars (who as- 
 sumed by Royal License the additional surname and arms 
 of Mahon)], by iiis wife Grace Catherine of Strokestown 
 House, CO. Roscommon [only dau. and heir of Major 
 Denis Mahon (who s. to the estate of Maurice, last 
 Lord Hartland, in 1845), by his wife Henrietta, eldest 
 dau. of Rt. Rev. Henry Bathurst, Bishop of Norwich]. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Guards', Kildare St. (Dublin). Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly, i and 8 grand quarters, quarterly i. 
 and iiii. or, a lion rampant azure, armed and langued gules 
 (for Mahon) ; ii. and iii. quarterly or and gules, in first 
 quarter an eagle displayed vert (for Pakenham) ; 2. Paken- 
 ham, as in grand quarters ; 3. per chevron or and ermine, 
 in chief two boars' heads erased sable (for Mountsandford) ; 
 
 4. argent, on a bend indented sable, cotised azure, three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the field, each cotise charged with three tezants 
 (for CufQ ; 5. ermine, a griffin segreant azure (for Aungier) ; 
 6. per bend crenelle argent and gules (for Boyle) ; 7. Mahon, 
 as in grand quarters ; and impaling the arms of Burrard, 
 namely azure, a lion passant between two estoiles in chief 
 and a cross crosslet fitch^e in base argent, on a chief or, 
 two lions rampant respecting each other, supporting a sini- 
 ster hand couped gules. Mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, an heraldic tiger 
 statant, holding in the dexter paw a broken tilting-lance all 
 proper (for Mahon) ; 2. out of a mural crown or, a demi- 
 
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 e*cle displayed gules (for I'akenhntn). Motto — "Gloria 
 virtulis iimlirn." Married, jnn. 13, 1890, May, only dau. 
 of I Jeul -CoL Sidney iiurrard, late urenadier Guards (second 
 
 son of Sir George Burrard, fourth Bart.); and has Issue — 
 Olive. Residences — 35 St. George's Road, London, S.W. ; 
 and Strokestown, co. Roscommon, Ireland. 
 
 GEORGE ARTHUR PALEY, Esquire, J.P.. B.A. 
 Cambs. Bom Nov. 14, 1874, being the only son of the 
 late John Paley, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1889 
 and 1890, by his wife Hon. Clara Emily Charlotte Strutt, 
 only dau. of the and Lord Rayleigh. Livery — Dark blue. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a bend vaire, double cotiscd 
 or, between eight crosses crosslet of the last. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a stag's head couped proper, a cross crosslet or. Motto 
 — "Cervus non servus." Married, Feb. 22, 1900, Frances 
 Mary, dau. of Percy Bernard, Esq., J. P., D. L. co. Galway. 
 5M/i— Ampton Hall, near Bury St. Edmunds; and Lang- 
 cliffe, near Settle, Yorks. Club — Wellington. 
 
 WILLIAM VICTOR PALEY. Gentleman. Bom Nov. 
 21, 1840, being the third son of the late Rev. George Barber 
 Paley of Lan<,'cliffe, Fellow of St. Peter's Coll. Camb., 
 M.A., B.U., Rector of Frockenham, co. Suffolk, from 1835 
 till his death. Rural Dean, J. P., bv his .xife Catharine Ann, 
 dau. of William Rol)ertson of Bath, M.D. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a bend vaire, double cotised or, between 
 eight crosses crosslet of the last. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a stag's head 
 couped proper, a cross crosslet or. Motto — "Cervus non 
 servus." Married, July 27, 1869, Augusta Harriet, dau. of 
 Rev. Evan Nepean, Canon of Westminster, and Chaplain 
 in Ordinary to the Queen ; and has Issue — George Paley, 
 Gentleman. Lieut. Rifle Brigade, b. Jan 27, 1872; and lone 
 Catherine Victoria. Residence — 
 
 Rev. FRANCIS MILNES TEMPLE PALGRAVE. 
 Born 1865, being the eldest son of Francis Turner Palgrave, 
 Esq., M.A., by his wife Cecil Grenville Milnes, eldest dau. 
 of the late James Milnes Gaskell, Esq., of Thornes House, 
 Wakefield, and of Wenlock Abbey, many years Member of 
 Parliament for Much Wenlock. Armorial bearlngrs — Per 
 pale azure and gules, a lion rampant argent, on a canton or, 
 an escarbuncle of the second. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, between two branches 
 of pKilm proper, a leopard's head affront^e erased argent, 
 charged on the neck with an escarbuncle sable. Motto — 
 " I^udans invocabo Dominum." 5m/— Little Park, Lyme 
 Regis, in the county of Dorset. 
 
 Thk Latk THOMAS PALCJRAVE, Ksquirc, J.P. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, a lion ramnani guardant between 
 two crescents in fessi- argent. Mantling azure anil argent 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a leoptird's 
 head affront<5c erased argent, gorged with a collar gcmmel 
 azure, a crescent also azure. 5m/— Bryn-y-gynog. Llan- 
 saintffraid, Denbigh. 
 
 GOHILSHRI MANSINGHJI SURSINGHJI THA- 
 KORE, SAHIB OF PALITANA, in the Empire of India 
 a Ruling Chief, Knight Commander of the Most I'.xalied 
 Order of the Star of India (1896). Born 1862, l)eing the 
 eldest son of the late Thakore Sahib Sursinghji, Thakore of 
 Palitana. at whose death, Nov. 24, 1885, he succe<'ded to 
 the Gadi ; is a descendant of Gohel Shahjee. who founded 
 the (iadi of Palitana, a state in Kathiawar. Educated 
 privately, and possesses one of the largest collections of 
 highbred horses in Western India, author of religious poems, 
 and a warm patron of literature. Armorial beaitogi— 
 Azure, a trident in pale or, surmounted in the fesse point 
 by a crescent argent l)etwecn two Indian swords of the 
 second, the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and 
 pendent the badge of a K.C.S. I. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a horse's 
 head couped sable, charged with an Eastern crown or, an 
 Indian sword as in the arms fesseways point to the dexter. 
 
 Motto—" Magna est Veritas et prevalebit." Salute— 9 guns. 
 Married, firstly, 1879, a dau. of the Prince of Bansda; 
 secondly, 1887, a Royal lady of the house of Wankaner ; 
 and thirdly, 1898 ; and has Issue — a son, Kumarshri Baha- 
 doorsinghji, b. 1900; and a dau., Bashri Hureebasaheh. 
 Residence — The Durljar Palace, Palitana, Kathiawar, 
 Bombay. 
 
 The Right Hon. CHRISTOPHER PALLES, B.A 
 LL.D. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Q.C., a Bencher of Kiny 
 Inns, Dublin, J.P. forco. Meath ; was Sol. -Gen. for Ireland 
 Feb. -Nov. 1872, Attorney-General 1872-1874; appointed 
 Lord Chief Baron of Court of Exchequer, Ireland, 1874; 
 sworn of the Privy Council (England) 1892. Born 1831, 
 being the third son of the late Andrew Christopher PaUes 
 of Little Mount Palles, by Eleanor his wife, eldest dau. of 
 the late Matthew James Plunkett of St. Margaret's, co. 
 Dublin. C/«^— University (Dublin). Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, azure three liendlets raguly argent, 
 on a fesse gules a cross pat^e fitchde, between two annulets 
 or (for Palles) ; 2, ermine, two bars gules, an annulet for 
 difference (Nugent) ; 3, azure, a gryphon segreant or (Read). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Up>on a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion sejant azure, bezant^e, holding Ixitween hi' 
 paws a cross patle fitch^e or. Motto — " Deo duce comit 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 fortuna." Married, 1862, Ellen (who died 1885), only dau. 
 of Denis Doyle of Dublin ; and has Issue — Christopher 
 Palles, Gentleman, (5. 1863. Postal addresses — Mountanville 
 House, Dundruin, Dublin. 
 
 PALLES (U.O. ). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, three bend- 
 lets raguly argent, on a fesse gules a cross pat^e fitch^e 
 between two annulets or (Palles) ; 2, ermine, two bars gules, 
 an annulet for difference (Nugent); 3. azure; a gryphon 
 segreant or ( Read). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant azure, bezantee, hold- 
 ing between his paws a cross pat6e fitch^e or. Motto — 
 " Deo duce comitante fortuna." 
 
 Son of Andrew Palles, Esq., J. P. co. Cavan, B.A. 
 (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1829; d. ; m. 1853, Jane, 
 
 d. of Joseph Bruce of Kingston, Canada West : — 
 Andrew Palles, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 
 PALMER, see WADE-PALMER. 
 
 PALMER of Reading. Per saltire azure and gules, two 
 palmer's staves in saltire between four escallops or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 
 upon a mount vert, in front of a palm-tree proper, three 
 escallops fesscways or. Motto — "Per crucem ad pal- 
 mam." 
 
 Sons of late George Palmer, Esq. , J. P. , of Marlston and 
 Reading, M.P. for Reading 1878-85, b. 1818 ; d. 1897; 
 m. Sarah Elizabeth, d. of Robert Meteyard of Basing- 
 stoke : — 
 George William Palmer, Esq., M.P. {q.v.). 
 Alfred Palmer, Esq., J. P., b. 1852; m. Alice, d. of late 
 William Exall, Esq., J. P., of Reading; and has issue. 
 Seat — Wokefield Park, Berks. Club — Royal Thames Yacht. 
 Sir Walter Palmer, Bart. (1904), J. P. and D.L. Berk- 
 shire, M.P. Salisbury since 1900, b. 1858; w. , Jean, 
 d. of W. Y. Craig of Alsager, Cheshire ; and has issue. 
 Seat — Frognal, Sunninghill, Berks. Town res. — 50 
 Grosvenor Square, W. 
 
 Lewis Palmer, Esq., J. P., Notts, Barrister-at-Law 
 (Inner Temple), b. i860; m. , Emily, widow of B. 
 Foster ; and has issue. Town res. — i Green Street, Gros- 
 venor Square, S.W. C///*j— Hurlingham , Ranelagh. 
 
 Sons of late Samuel Palmer of Northcourt, Hamp- 
 
 stead, b. 1820; d. 1903; m. Mary Jane, d. of late 
 
 Joseph Marsh of Croydon : — 
 
 Samuel Ernest Palmer Esq., J. P. co. London, one of 
 
 H.M.'s Lts. for the City of London, b. 1858; m. 1881, 
 
 Amy, only d. of late Alderman George Swan Nottage, 
 
 Lord Mayor of London 1884-5 '< ^""^ bas issue. J?es. — 
 
 10 Grosvener Crescent, S.W. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Charles Herbert Palmer, Gentleman, b. i860; m. Ethel, 
 
 d. of Henry J. Turner of Stockleigh House, Regent's Park ; 
 and has issue. Res. — 62 Porchester Terrace, W. Club — 
 Reform. 
 
 William Howard Palmer, Esq., J. P. Berks (High Sheriff 
 1903-4), b. 1865 ; */i. Ada Morgan, d. of W. Reed of Onslow 
 Gardens, S. Kensington ; and has issue. Seal — Heath- 
 lands, Wokingham, Berks. Town res. — 22 Down Street, 
 Piccadilly, W. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Windham. 
 
 Albert John Palmer, Gentleman, Lieut. Roy. Glos. 
 Hussars (Imp. Yeo.), m. Catherine, d. of late Col. Hugh 
 Chetham Lyle. Seat — Fairford Park, Glos. Clubs — 
 Boodle's, Cavalry. 
 
 PALMER (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, on a fesse 
 between three palmers' scrips or, two palm-branches in 
 saltire proper (Palmer) ; 2 and 3, or, a lion rampant gules, 
 ducally gorged of the first (Colley). Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest—On a wreath of the colours, an arm in armour 
 embowed proper, garnished or, the hand grasping a spear 
 also proper. Motto — ' ' Honor virtutis praemium." Livery — 
 claret. 
 
 Sons of William Lambe Palmer of Rahan, b. ; d. 
 1849 ; m. 1841, Elizabeth Emily Anne, d. of Col. 
 James Nugent of Clonlost, co. Westmeath : — 
 
 Charles Colley Palmer, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Kildare 
 (High Sheriff 1875), ^- ''845 ; in. 1866, May Jane, only d. 
 of Francis Longworth Dames, Esq., D.L., of Greenhill, 
 King's Co. ; and hassurv. issue — (i) Dudley Colley Palmer, 
 Esq., late Capt. 4th Batt. Leinster Regt., b. 1868 {m. 1896, 
 Constance M. A., d. of late Charles Florence Young 
 of Cranley Gardens, S.W. ; and has issue — (1) Charles 
 Dudley Palmer, Gentleman, b. 1897]; (2) Charles Nugent 
 Palmer, Gentleman, b. 1870 ; and Mabel Elizabeth \jn. 1896, 
 Thomas Mansel Longworth Dames]. Seats — Rahan, 
 Edenderry, co. Kildare; Clonlost, Killucan, co. Westmeath. 
 a«3— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Hamilton William Palmer, Esq., J. P. Queen's Co., for- 
 merly loth Regt., b. 1846; m. 1877, Henrietta Frances, d. 
 of Robert Smyth, Esq., D.L. , of Gaybrook, and widow of 
 Capt. George Macartney of Lissanoure Castle, co. Antrim. 
 Res. — Farmleigh, Abbeyleix, Ireland. 
 
 SSiR CHARLES MARK PALMER, first Baronet, of 
 Grinkle Park, Easington, in the North Riding of the 
 county of York, Member of Parliament for the Jarrow 
 Division of the county of Durham, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for that county, and for the North 
 Riding of the county of York. Born November 3, 1822, 
 being the son of the late George Palmer of Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne, by his wife Maria, daughter of Thomas Taylor of 
 Hill House, Monkwearmouth. Creation — August 31, 1886. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, on a 
 chevron between three crescents in chief and a lion passant 
 in base argent, two tilting-spears chevronways proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge 
 of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a tilting-spear 
 erect proper, a wyvern or, resting the dexter foot on a crescent 
 argent. MottO — " Par sit fortuna labori." Married, firstly, 
 July 29, 1846, Jane, daughter of Ebenezer Robson of New- 
 castle ; and by her (who died April 6, 1865) has Issue — (i) 
 George Robson Palmer, Esquire, born January 5, 1849 ; (2) 
 Charles Palmer, Esquire, born March 23, 1850 ; (3) Alfred 
 Molyneux Palmer, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, born June 
 3. 1853 [married, March 31, 1884, Edith Ellen, daughter 
 of Frederick George Younge of London, and has issue, 
 Frederick Charles Palmer, Gentleman, born December 3, 
 1884 ; PhylUs Adela ; and Evelyn May]. He married 
 secondly, July 4, 1867, Augusta Mary, daughter of Alfred 
 Lambert of Paris, and by her (who died December 2, 1875) 
 has — (4) Claude Bowes Palmer, Esquire, born March 29, 
 1868 ; (5) Lionel Hugo Palmer, Esquire, late Lieutenant 3rd 
 Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment, born October 22, 1870. 
 He married thirdly, February 17, 1877, Gertrude, daughter 
 of James Montgomery, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant of Cranford, in the county of Middlesex, 
 and by her has — (6) Godfrey Mark Palmer, Esquire, born 
 August 4, 1878 ; and Hilda Gertrude Montgomery. Resi- 
 dences — 37 Curzon Street, W. ; Grinkle Park, Loftus, 
 R.S.O., Yorks. 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES SAMUEL PALMER, Canon 
 of Hereford, Rector of Eardisley, co. Hereford, Rural 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Dean, and Proctor in Convucalion. Borm May 39, 1830, 
 being the fifth son of the late Rev. Henry Palmer of 
 Withcole Hall, by his wife Kli/atjcth. dau. of the Rev. 
 Sitiiiuol Hcyrick. Armoxiai bearlngB Sable, a chevron 
 or, between three crcsct-nts argent. MantUnsf sable and 
 or. Orett— On a wreath of the colours, a w^vern or, 
 armed and langucd gules. Motto — "Par sit fortuna 
 hilKiri." Married, Nov. 16, 1854, Ellen, dau. of Rev. 
 Canon DougLis of Durham ; and has had Issue — (i) Henry 
 William Palmer, Gentleman, b. Sept. 18, 1856. d. July 31, 
 1858; Mabel Jane [m., 1881, Richard Crawshay Bailey]; 
 and M.irgaret Eleanor [m., 1891, Charles Christie of 
 Chipping Ongar, Essex]. Postal <n/(/^««— Eiudisley, co. 
 Hereford; The Residence House, Hereford. 
 
 SEUWARU GEOFFREY BROADLEY PALMER, 
 Esquire, late Major 3rd Batt! I^icestershire Regt., 
 and the reserve of Officers, M.A. (Camb.), J. P. for county 
 Leicester. Bom June 14, 1864, being the only son of Col. 
 Frederick Palmer of Withcote Hall, co. Leicester, J, P. and 
 D. L., late Capt. 36th and 27th Regts., Col. Commanding 
 Prince Albert s Own Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry [to 
 whom refer]. Livery— VaiV. green, waistcoat of narrow 
 stripes of canary and dark green. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, a chevron or, between three crescents argent. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet .befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and or ; and for bis Cre^, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a wy vern or, armed and langued gules ; with 
 the Motto, " Par sit fortuna labori." Married, January 8, 
 1891, Sibyll Caroline, daughter of the late Captain Smith- 
 Neill, late Royal Artillery, of Bamweill and Swindrige Muir, 
 in the county of Ayr ; and has Issue — (i) Geoffrey Frederick 
 Neill Palmer, Gentleman, b. September ao, 1893 ; (2) 
 Lewis Henry Palmer, Gentleman, b. Jan. 27, 1903; and 
 Sibyll Alice Bridget. Postal address — Burrough, Melton 
 Mowbray. C/«^— Junior Carlton, County (Leicester). 
 
 S FREDERICK PALMER, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant 
 and Justice of the Peace for the county of Leicester, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Rutland, Retired 
 Colonel, High Sheriff of the county of Leicester 1865. 
 formerly Capt. 27th Regt. Bom July 15, 1825, being the 
 eldest surviving son of the Reverend Henry Palmer, by 
 his wife Elizabeth, daughter of the Reverend Samuel 
 Heyrick, Rector of Brampton Ash, in the county of Nor- 
 thampton. Club — Conservative. Livery — Green coat, 
 yellow and black striped waistcoat, and gilt buttons. 
 Armorial bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Sable, a chevron 
 or, between three crescents argent, and impaling the 
 arms of Harrison, namely azure, a bend vair^e argent and 
 gules, between three demi-lions rampant or. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a wyvern or, armed and langued gules ; with 
 the Mottoes, "Par sit fortuna labori," "Pour aprendre 
 obleis ne puis." Married, November 14, 1850, Mary, 
 only daughter of W. H. Harrison, of Ripon, and only 
 sister of the late William Harrison Broadley, late Member of 
 Parliament for the East Riding of the county of York, of 
 Welton House, near Hull ; and has Issue — Edward Geoffrey 
 Broadley Palmer, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the 
 county of Leicester, and late Major 3rd Leicestershire Regi- 
 ment, M.A., bom June 14, 1864 [married Sibyl Caroline 
 Smith Neill, and has issue, Geoffrey Frederick Neil Palmer, 
 Gentleman ; Lewis Henry Palmer, Gentleman ; and a 
 daughter]; Mary Sophia; Hester Alice [married C. H. 
 Vane Holder] ; and Emily Heyrick. Estate— 'W'Mhcole, in 
 the county of Leicester. Postal addt esses — Withcote Hall, 
 Oakham, Rutland; 30 Beaufort Gardens, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM PALMER, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the Borough of Reading and for the county of 
 Berkshire, Member of Parliament for Reading since 1892, 
 and Mayor 1888-1889. Born May 23, 1851, being the eldest 
 son of George Palmer, Member of Parliament for Reading 
 1878-1885. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, Devonshire. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per saltire azure 
 and gules two palmers' staves in saltire, between four escal- 
 lops or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert in front 
 of a palm-tree proper, three escallops fesseways or ; with 
 the Motto, "Per crucem ad palmam." Married, 1879, 
 Eleanor, eldest daughter of the late Henry Barrett of Sur- 
 
 biton. in the county of Surrey. Postal addresses— Y.\m\ims,x, 
 Reading ; 36 Queen Anne's Gale, London, S.W. 
 
 SHERRICK AUGUSTUS PALMER, Esquire. Major, 
 late Captain 62nd Regt., served in part of the Crimean 
 
 Campaign (medal and clasp). Bom , being the seventh 
 
 son of tlie late Rev. Henry Palmer of Withcote Hall, by his 
 wife Elizabctl), dau. of the Rev. Samuel Heyrick. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Sable, a chevron or, Ixjtween three crescents 
 argent, inipaUng the arms of Hazlerigg, namely argent, a 
 chevron sable, lietween three hazel leaves vert. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of tlie colours, a wyvern 
 or, armed and langued gules. Married Dorothy, dau. of 
 the lale Sir Arthur Grey Hazlerigg, Bart. , of Noseley ; and 
 has /ssue—(i) Heyrick Arthur Palmer, Gentleman, b. May 
 23, 1864; (2) Frederick Charles Palmer, Gentleman, b, 
 Nov. 21, 1866 [tn., 1897, the dau. of Dr. Sharpin of E)ed- 
 ford]; (3) Robert Henry Palmer, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 
 1868; (4) Charles Palmer, Gentleman, b. June 21, i8i69; 
 (5) Henry Cecil Palmer, Gentleman, b. Nov. 7. 1873, d. 
 young; <6) Francis Hubert Palmer, Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, 
 ^^77 ; (7) riiomxs Martival Palmer, Gentleman, b. 1880 ; 
 Elizabeth Ethel ; Barbara Gwendoline ; and Henrietta 
 Dorothy. Residence — 
 
 S JAMES DAMPIER PALMER, Esquire, Member of 1 
 Parliament for Gravesend, Honorary Colonel ist Kent| 
 Artillery Volunteers, Justice of the Peace for the county of] 
 Kent and for West Ham. Born September 6, 1851, being | 
 the eldest son of the late William Palmer of Bury House, !' 
 Romford, in the county of Essex, by his wife Jane Michell, | 
 daughter of the Reverend John Trestrail of Chevelah, in the] 
 county of Cornwall. Clubs — Caxlion, Junior Carlton, 
 Livery— Dark blue. Armorial bearings— He bears for- 
 Arms : Barry wavy of twelve per pale or and azure counter- 
 changed, on a bend cotised gules, between two escallops : 
 ermine three wyverns' heads couped argent, each holding- 
 in the mouth an eagle's leg erased of the first. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree, eradicated and 
 fesseways proper, a wyvern wings elevated barry wavy of i 
 twelve or and azure, sem^e of escallops ermine, holding in 
 the mouth an eagle's leg as in the arms ; with the Motto, 
 " Ubi amor ibi fides." Married, 1874, Isabella Elizabeth 
 Curteis, eldest daughter of the late William Curteis Whelan, 
 Barrister-at-Law, of Heronden Hall, Tenterden ; and has 
 Issue — Vivian Trestrail Dampier Palmer, Gentleman, 
 Lieutenant 3rd Battalion of the East Kent Regiment (The 
 Buffs), born December 29, 1876 ; and Maude Isabel Dam- 
 pier. Estate — Heronden Hall, Tenterden, in the county 
 of Kent. Postal address — Heronden Hall, Tenterden, 
 Kent. 
 
 SJOHN IRWIN PALMER, Esquire, Member of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon Captain 3rd 
 Middlesex Volunteer Artillery. Born 1852, being the eldest 
 son of John Palmer of Eliot Place, Blackheath, in the 
 county of Kent, by his wife Harriet Elizabeth, only dau. 
 of James Adams of Wem, Salop. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a chevron embattled counter-embattled cotised 
 plain, between three palmers' staves all sable, as many 
 scrips of the first, buckled and tasselled or. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a dexter mailed arm embowed, 
 grasping a palm branch and a palmer's staff in saltire 
 all proper, an escallop or. Motto — " Pal ma virtuti." 
 Married, 1890, Alice Scott, only dau. of Charles Wild of ' 
 Suffolk Lodge, Hampton Wick, in the county of Middlesex. 
 Postal address — 47 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, 
 London, W. 
 
 S THOMAS PALMER, Esquire, formerly Captain 47th 
 Regt. , and Hon. Major Auxiliary Forces ; served 
 throughout Crimean War (medal with three clasps, Turkish 
 medal, fifth class Medjidie). Born 1832, being the sixth 
 son of the late Rev. Henry Palmer, and his wife Elizabeth, 
 daa of the Rev. Samuel Heyrick. Armorial bearings- 
 Sable, a chevron or, between three crescents argent. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wyvern, wings addorsed or, armed and langued 
 gules. Motto — "Par sit fortuna labori." Married, i860, 
 Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of the late Edward Dawson, Esq., 
 
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 M.P. , of Whatton House, Leicestershire. Residence — 
 Brook House, Eardisley, R.S. O. , Herefordsliire. 
 
 CHARLES ROWLAND PALMER - MOREWOOD, 
 Esquire, J. P. for the cos. of Derby and Warwick, and D.L. 
 for the CO. of Warwick (High Sheriff 1880). Born June 7, 
 1843, being the eldest son of the late Charles Rowland Palmer- 
 Morewood, Esquire, of Alfreton Hall and Ladbroke, by his 
 wife Georgina, commonly known as the Honourable Geor- 
 gina, second daughter of the Right Honourable the seventh 
 Lord Byron. Club — Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Anns : Quarterly i and 4, vert an oak tree coup6 
 at the base argent, fructed or, and in canton a trefoil of the 
 second (for Morewood) ; 2 and 3 argent, on two bars sable 
 three trefoils of the first, in chief a greyhound courant of 
 the second, collared or, and impaling the arms of Hervey, 
 namely gules, on a bend argent, three trefoils slipped proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed armed 
 proper, each charged with a trefoil gules, supporting a 
 chaplet of oak branches vert, fructed or (for Morewood); 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a grey- 
 hound sejant sable, collared or, and charged with a trefoil 
 argent (for Palmer). Married, July 17, 1873, Patience 
 Mary, daughter of the Right Reverend Arthur Charles 
 Hervey, commonly known as the Right Reverend Lord 
 Arthur Charles Hervey, Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Rowland Charles Arthur Palmer-More- 
 wood, Esq., J. P. cos. Denbigh and Warwick, b. Jan. 9, 
 1879 ; (2) Anthony Constanlirie Palmer-Morewood, Gentle- 
 man, Aug. 31, 1888, and d. Jan. 15, 1889; and Clara 
 Winifred Sarah. Seats — Alfreton Park, Alfreton, in the co. 
 of Derby ; Ladbroke Hall, Southam, in the co. of War- 
 wick. Town house — 66 Queen's Gate, S. W. 
 
 FREDERICK CAREY STUCLEY PALMER-SAM- 
 BORNE, Lieut. Bengal Staff Corps, attached to Judge- 
 Advocate General's Department. Born Aug. 18, 1868, 
 being the second but only surviving son of ihe late Rev. 
 Richard Lane Palmer-Samborne, M.A. , J. P., Vicar of 
 Ashreigney, co. Devon, by his wife Ellen, dau. of Thomas 
 Ferguson of Belfast. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 chevron sable between three mullets gules, pierced or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a mullet as in the arms. Motto — " Memor et 
 fidelis." Married, Dec. 11, 1894, Constance, dau. and 
 heiress of the late Capt. Anstey, 20th Regt. Club — Army 
 and Navy. 
 
 SAMBORNE STUKELY PALMER-SAMBORNE, 
 Esquire, J. P. for Somerset. Born Feb. 20, 1827, being the 
 eldest son of the late Samborne Stukely Palmer-Samborne, 
 Esq., J. P. Somerset, by his wife Lucy Penelope, dau. of 
 Rev. Richard Lane, J. P. Devon, of CofHeet House, and 
 of Bradley, Devon. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chev- 
 ron sable between three mullets gules, pierced or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 mullet gules, pierced or. Motto — "Memor et fidelis." 
 Married, June 14, i860, Lucy, dau. of Francis Baring 
 Short ; and has Issue — John Stukely Palmer-Samborne, 
 Esq., J. P., b. May 24, i86i ; Evelyn Margaret; Hilda 
 Baring; and Ruth Mawdley. Seat — Timsbury House, 
 near Bath. 
 
 PALMES, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR LINDSAY PALMES, M. A., Clerk 
 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Saltwood, near Hythe. Bom April 
 
 18, 1854, being the second son of the late Rev. William Lind- 
 
 . say Palmes, M.A. , and his wife Marianne, dau. of Amaziah 
 
 lEmpson of Spellow Hill, Boroughbridge. Armorial 
 
 ^bearings — Gules, three fleurs-de-lis argent, a chief vair. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a hand holding a palm branch. Motto — " Ut 
 
 Palma Justus." Married, 1881, Alice, dau. of M. M. 
 
 [Hogg of Berry Head; and has Issue — (i) John Palmes, 
 
 "lentleman ; (2) James Palmes, Gentleman. Residence — 
 
 The Rectory, Saltwood, near Hythe. 
 
 BRYAN WILLIAM PALMES, Gentleman. Born 
 March 31, 1855, being the fourth son of the late Rev. 
 William Lindsay Palmes, M.A. , and his wife Marianne, 
 dau. of Amaziah Empson of Spellow Hill, Boroughbriegh. 
 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, three fieurs-de-lis argent, a 
 chief vair. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a hand holding a palm branch. 
 Motto — " Ut Palma Justus. " Married Ellen Lawless ; and 
 has Issue. Residence — Queensland. 
 
 The Rev. GEORGE PALMES, Clerk in Holy Orders. 
 M.A. (Lincoln Coll. , 0.\ford), Lord of the Manor of Naburn. 
 Born March 17, 1851, being the eldest son of Rev. W. 
 Lindsay Palmes, and his wife Marianne, dau. of Amaziah 
 Flmpson of Spellow Hill, Boroughbridge. Livery — Claret 
 coat, scarlet waistcoat, gilt buttons, drab overcoat. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Gules, three fleurs-de-lis argent, a chief 
 vair. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a hand holding a palm branch. MottO — " Ut 
 Palma Justus." Married, 1882, Eva Blanche, younger 
 dau. of Henry Dalbiac Harrison of Holbrook Park, Sussex ; 
 and has Issue — (i) George Bryan Palmes, Gentleman, b. 
 July 29, 1884; (2) William Tevery Palmes, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 17, 1888 ; (3) Jerome Palmes, Gentleman, h. May 8, 
 1890, d. Oct. 10, 1891 ; (4) Guy Nicholas Palmes, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 14, 1894 ; (s) Stephen Saltmarshe Palmes, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 1895 ; Maud Cecil ; Blanche Mar- 
 jorie ; and Mary Evelyn. Seat — Naburn Hall, near York. 
 Clubs — Yorkshire (York). 
 
 GUY ST. MAUR PALMES, Gentleman, late 14th 
 Hussars. Born April 13, 1854, being the third son of the 
 late Rev. William Lindsay Palmes, M.A. , and his wife 
 Marianne, dau. of Amaziah Empson of Spellow Hill, 
 Boroughbridge. Armorial bearings — Gules, three fleurs- 
 de-lis argent, a chief vair. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a hand holding a palm 
 branch. Motto — ■" Ut Palma Justus." Married, 1879, 
 Georgina Rosabelle, dau. and coheir of Edward Lloyd of 
 Lingcroft, near York ; and has Issue — (i) Geoffrey St. Maur 
 Palmes, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Guy Roger Palmes, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1883. d. March 9, 1901 ; (3) Edward William Eustace 
 Palmes, Gentleman, b. 1884; (4) Bryan Wilfrid Palmes, 
 Gentleman, b. 189 1 ; Cecil Muriel; and Joan Mary Georgina. 
 Seat — Lingcroft, York. 
 
 PANMURE, Baron, see DALHOUSIE. 
 
 CHARLES WOODBYNE PARISH, Esquire. Born 
 June 5, 1848, being the seventh son of thelate Sir Wood- 
 bine Parish, Knight Commander of the Hanoverian 
 
 Guelphic Order, Fellow of the Royal Society, by his wife 
 Louisa Ann, daughter of John Hubbard of Stratford 
 Grove, in the county of Essex, and sister of the Right 
 
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 dington. tV**— Athenicum. /,/i«r/y— Bbck and white. 
 AnniurUl baarlngi -Argent, on a chevron bablc between 
 ten prou crosslets, six in chief and four in base of the 
 1.1st, a cross crosslet fitch^ of the first, a chief azure issuant 
 tlirrrfrum ii sun in splendour, im])alin^ the arms of Sandi- 
 lands, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent on a chief azure, 
 an imperial crown or, a thistle in base vert, flowered gules, 
 as an honourable augmentation (for St. John) ; 3 and 3, 
 quarterly i. and iiii. argent, a bend azure (for Sancii- 
 lands) ; ii. and iii. argent, a human heart proper, imperi- 
 allv crowned gules, on a chief azure, three mullets of the 
 field (for Douglas) ; and for his Orwrt, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a rock proper, a cross crosslet sable ; with 
 the Motto, "Justum et tenacem." Married, firstly, July 
 16, 1870, Francis Montgonierie, daughter of Vice-Admiral 
 Boyle (who died January 1889); secondly, February 7, 
 1891, Helen Jane, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Helen Jane, daughter of the Reverend John Sandil.mds, 
 commonly called the Reverend the Honourable John Sandi- 
 lands. Rector of Coston, and sister of the Right Honourable 
 James Walter Sandilands, twelfth Baron Torphichen ; 
 and by his first marriage has hsue — (i) Walter Woodbine 
 Parish. Gentleman, born December 3, 1880 ; (2) Francis 
 Woodbine Parish, Gentleman, bom May 20, 1884; and 
 Marjorie Agnes Woodbine ; and by his second niarri;ige has 
 — (3) Charles Douglas Woodbine Parish, Gentleman, bom 
 November 25, 1891 ; and Hope Mary Woodbine. Postal 
 address — Ennismore Gardens, S.W, 
 
 FRANK PARISH. Esquire, many years in H.M.'s 
 Consular Service, from which he retired on a pension in 
 the year 1873; entered H.M.'s Service in 1840, acting as 
 assistant to the Commissioners appointed to settle the 
 Sulphur Claims in Naples, following which he was ap- 
 pointed Secretary to his father, who, as joint- Plenipotentiary 
 with Mr. Temple, British Minister, negotiated and con- 
 cluded a Reciprocity Treaty. In 1843 was appointed first 
 assistant on China Consular Establishments, formed on con- 
 clusion of first war with China ; served at Amoy, Ningpo- 
 Foochow, Shanghai, and Canton ; was subsequently trans- 
 ferred to the Consulate at Buenos Aires in 1853, where 
 
 owing to the death of the Hon. Capt. Gore. H.M.'s Charge 
 d'Aflfaires, and an interruption of Diplomatic relations, 
 was appointed as acting Consul-General and sole Repre- 
 sentative of British Interests till the year 1864, when he 
 was appointed Consul-General and Slave Commissioner at 
 Havana, but declined the appointment and remained at 
 Buenos Aires as Hon. Consul, with the representation of 
 
 the Buenos Aires Great Southern Railway until the year 
 '873, when he retired from H.M.'s St;rvice, continuing to 
 act as a Director, and for the last twenty-eight years 
 Chairman of that I'ompany, and of several other iinportaiii 
 Railway Companies in Argentina. Born 1824, being the 
 third son of the late Sir Woodbine Parish, K.C.II., of 
 H.M.'s Diplomatic Service, by his first wife Amelia Jane, 
 dau. of Leon;u-d Beecher Morse of St. Pierre, Monmouth- 
 shire. C///^ Oriental. Livery — Black and white. Ar- 
 morial bearing — Argent, on a rhcvron sable, between 
 ten cross crosslcts, six in chief and four in base of the last, 
 a cross crosslet fitch^ of the first, a chief a/.iirc, issa-int 
 therefrom a sun in splendour pro|)cr. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, on a rock 
 proper, a cross crosslet sable; with the Motto. "Justum 
 et tenacem." Married, 1855, Margarita, dau. of John 
 Miller of Buenos Aires, and his wife Dolores Balbastro 
 (granddaughter of the Viceroy of Spain) ; and has /ssue — 
 (i) Frank Parish, Esq. ; (2) Woodbine Parish, Gentleman; 
 and Ix)la [m. David A. Shennan]. Residence— $ Gloucester 
 Square, London, W. 
 
 PHILIP SAMUEL PARK, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster, and for 
 the Borough of Preston. Born April 13, 1865. being the 
 only son of William Philip Park, by his wife Kathleen 
 Isabella Waller, daughter of Colonel Chapman of the county 
 of Kildare. Armorul I)eari2ig8— He bears for Arms : Or, 
 
 a fesse invected chequy azure and argent, between thr 
 stags' heads caboshed in chief and one in base gule 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his deg 
 with a mantling aziu-e and or ; and for his Crest, on 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a stag's he 
 caboshed gules, between two marigolds slipped proper 13 
 with the Motto, " Providentise me committo." Married, 
 firstly, June 19, 1888, Annie Isabella Eugdnie, daughter of 
 the Reverend F. Eugene Perrin ; and secondly. September 
 14, 1892, Sarah Ellen, daughter of John Henry Park ; and 
 has Issue — Isobel Eugenie Chapman. Postal address — 
 Altadore, Preston, Lancashire. 
 
 PARKE (H. Coll.). Or. a fesse counter-compony gules 
 and argent, between two stag's heads caboshed in chief 
 and a lion passant in base of the second, all within a 
 bordure nebuly of the last. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, between the attires of a stag 
 proper a lion passant or, charged on the shoulder with an 
 estoile gules. Motto — " Vince in bono malum." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Blinkhom Parke of Withnell, Lanes.. 
 
 b. ; d. \ m. , Catherine Elizabeth, d. of 
 
 Edward Goody : — 
 Herbert Thomas Parke, Esq., J. P. Lanes., b. 1859; m. 
 
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 1887, Margaret Annie, d. of Thomas Walker, J. P. for 
 Bolton; and has issue — (1) Thomas Leslie Farke, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1890; (2) Allan Parke, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; Cecile ; 
 and Agnes Margaret. Seat — Withnell Fold, nr. Chorley, 
 Lanes. Clubs — Bath, Winckley (Preston). 
 
 Alfred Ernest Parke, Gentleman, b. 1862. Seat — 
 Kylnclough, Withnell, nr. Clioiley. 
 
 ference. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested vert, cuffed argent, 
 holding in. the hand the attire of a stag, and a bow and 
 arrow saltireways all pioper. Married, Aug. 8, 1900, Agnes 
 Amy Mary, only dau. of Tiiomas Holme Parker, Esq., J. P., 
 D. L. , of Warwick Hall and Old Town, Cumberland. 
 Estate and postal address — ^Fremington, Penrith. 
 
 PARKER, quartered by WHINYATES, CONYERS, 
 and FOX. 
 
 PARKER, see TOWNLEY-PARKER, 
 
 ANTHONY PARKER, Esq., of Castle Lough, co. 
 Tipperary, High Sheriff 1876, J. P. cos. Tipperary and 
 Clare. Born Dec. 21, 1844, being the son of the late Rev. 
 Standish Grady Parker of Castle Lough, by his wife Mar- 
 garet, dau. of Rev. Robert Gabbett, D.D. , of Castle Lake, 
 CO. Clare. Armorial bearings — Sable, a stag's head ca- 
 boshed between two flaunches argent, in the centre chief 
 point a mullet or. Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag salient 
 proper, charged with a mullet as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Fideli certa merces." Married, July 18, 1867, Anna 
 Christiana, dau. of the late John Dawson Hutchinson of 
 Timoney Park, Roscrea, co. Tipperary ; and by her (who 
 died Oct. 18, 1871) has had Issue — Standish Grady John 
 Parker- Hutchinson, Gentleman, of Timoney Park, co. Tip- 
 perary, b. Jan. 9, 1870 (assumed the surname of Hutchinson 
 in addition to and after that of Parker on attaining his 
 majority) ; Anna Christina, d. Aug. 12, 1871 ; and Elizabeth 
 Margaret. Seat -Castle Lough, Killaloe. 
 
 FRANCIS HENRY MERVYN PARKER, Gentleman, 
 M.A. (Oxford), Barrister-at-Law. ftorn 1873, being the 
 only son of the late Francis Parker, Esq., J. P. for West- 
 morland, by his wife Mary Elliott, younger dau. of the late 
 
 GEORGE PARKER, Esquire, Admiral (Retired List). 
 Born September i, 1827, being the second son of the late 
 Admiral of the Fleet, Sir William Parker, Baronet, Knight 
 Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, by 
 his wife Frances Anne, daughter of Sir Theophilus Biddulph, 
 Baronet. Club — United Service. Livery — Green and 
 scarlet, with gold lace on hat. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Gules, a chevron between three leopards 
 faces or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a leopard's head erased and 
 affront^e or, ducally gorged gules ; with the Motto, ' ' Sub 
 libertate quietum." Married, April 25, 1857, Anne 
 Elizabeth [d. 1895), dau. of W. Mackworth Praed, Esq., 
 Barrister-at-Law, and Judge of the County Courts ; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Frederic Parker, Esq., Major 
 Rifle Brigade, b. Aug. i, i860 [m., first, 1885, Helinor 
 {d. 1895), dau. of Col. Fitzroy Stephen, C.B. ; secondly, 
 Aug. 1899, Alice, dau. of the late Gen. Reynell Taylor, 
 C.B.]; (2) Mackworth Praed Parker, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 23, 1865 \jn., 1893, Sybil, dau. of Col. Garrett of Bishop's 
 Court]; Mary Francis Susan ; and Evelyn Annie [^<., 1887, 
 William Coryton of Pentillie Castle, co. Cornwall]. Estates 
 — Delamore, in Cornwood, co. Devon ; Water Stratford, 
 CO. Buckingham. Postal address — Delamore, Ivybridge, 
 Devon. 
 
 S THOMAS HOLME PARKER, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for Cumberland, and High Sheriflf 1873, late Major 
 Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry Cavalry. Born 
 1842, being the eldest son of the late Robert Holme Parker 
 of Petterill Green, Cumberland, by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 
 John Richardson of Nunwick Hall, Cumberland. Club — 
 Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings — Azure, two bars 
 gemelles argent, between three bucks' heads erased or, all 
 between two flaunches of the last. Blantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm vested vert, cuffed argent, holding in the hand the 
 attire of a stag, and a bow and arrow saltireways all proper. 
 Married, 1864, Emma Mary (who died 1895), dau. of the 
 Rev. James Butler, D.C.L. ; and has, with other sur- 
 viving Issue — Cyril Robert Holme Parker, Gentleman, b. 
 
 SLiEUT.-CoL. WILLIAM PARKER, J.P. and D.L., 
 Lieut. -Col. (retired) Royal South Lincoln Militia. 
 Born March 24, 1824, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Parker, Esq., of Hanthorpe House, J.P. and D.L. , 
 High Sheriff 1864, by his wife Ann, dau. of John BuUivant 
 of London. Armorial bearings — Per fesse gules and 
 argent, a pale counterchanged, a chevron erminois between 
 three leopards' faces or. Mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between two 
 oak branches proper, a leopard's face or, over which a 
 mullet of six points. Motto — " Auctor pretiosa facit." 
 Martied, June 13, 1855, Augusta Millet Harriot, second 
 dau. of the late Lieut. -Col. C.W. Short, Coldstream Guards ; 
 and has had Issue — (i) George Marcus Parker, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, b. March 14, 1856, d. 
 1895 [m., 1883, Evelyn Westfaling, youngest dau. of Hugh 
 Seymour Tremenheere, Esq., C.B. , and has issue]; (2) 
 Charles William Parker, Gentleman, b. July 31, 1857, d. 
 Aug. 10, 1880 ; (3) Arthur Gordon Barwell Parker, Gentlt- 
 man, b. May 30, 1859 ; d. unm. Aug. 29, 1887 ; (4) Frederick 
 James Parker, Gentleman, b. April 6, 1861 ; (5) Geoffrey 
 Augustus Mayow Parker, Gentleman, b. Nov. 26, 1868 ; (6) 
 Walter Talbot Parker, Gentleman, b. May 1879 ; Flora 
 Millicent, \m., 1891, Charles Townshend Wickham of 
 Twyford, Winchester] ; and Katharine Mary. Seat — 
 Hanthorpe House, Bourne, Lincolnshire. 
 
 Henry Hick of Stokesley, Yorkshire. Livery — Dark blue, 
 drab facings, brass buttons. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 two bars gemelles argent, between three bucks' heads erased 
 or, all between two flaunches of the last, a martlet for dif- 
 
 STANDISH GRADY JOHN PARKER-HUTCHIN- 
 SON, Esquire, J.P. co. Tipperary, High Sheriff, Queen's 
 Co., 1893, M.A. (Oxon.) ; assumed name of Hutchinson by 
 Royal Licence, April 25, 1891, Bom 1870, being the only 
 
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 »onof Anthony Parker, Esq..ofCnstle l^ugh, co. Tipperary. 
 by his wife Anna Chri^^ina, dau. of John l)awson Hutchin- 
 son. Ksq. J. P.. D.L., of Timoney Park. co. • Tipperary. 
 Armorial beaxingi— Quarterly i and 4, quarterly gules 
 and ature, crusilv or, a lion rani|>ant argent (for Hutchin- 
 son) ; a and 3 sable, a stag's head caboshed between two 
 Haunches argent, in the centre chief point a mullet or (for 
 Parker). M»T't^i"g ' gules and or. Oretts— i. out of a 
 ducai coronet or, a cockatrice, wings endorsed proper (for 
 Hutchinswn) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a stag salient 
 
 Sropor, charged with a mullet as in the arms (for Parker), 
 [otto — " Fideli ceria merces." Livery — Dark green, 
 yellow facings. Married, 30 Sept. 1903, Mary Elinor, d. 
 of Capt. j. Hill Poe, J. P. Seats — Timoney Park, near 
 Koscrea, Tipperary ; Cardtown, Montrath, Queen's Co. 
 
 JOHN BERNARD PARKES-BUCHANAN, Gentle- 
 man, Heir-male of Buchanan of Ardoch, Heir-of-line 
 of Buchanan of Ibert, elder brother and co-heir of the 
 great Master George Buchanan, Keeper Privy Seal of 
 Scotland (1571-1578), scholar and historian. Bom June 
 10, 1869, being the only son of the late Thomas John 
 Buchanan of Ardoch, Lieutenant 52nd Light Infantry, by 
 his wife Janet D'Albedhyl, eldest daughter of Lieutenant- 
 Colonel John Money Carter, 1st Royal Scots [by his wife, 
 a dau. of the 8th Lord Elibank] ; and assumed the addi- 
 tional surname of Parkes in 1869. Cluh — Union. Livery 
 —Blue and gold. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Or, a lion rampant sable, in dexter forepaw a 
 dagger proper, within the Royal tressure of the second, 
 all withm a bordure invecked gules. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of his liveries, two hands grasping a two-handed sword 
 proper. Mottoes — " Clariora sequor," "Prosecute or 
 pensh. " Married, April 21, 1896, Hilda, dau. of Colonel 
 Richmond Irvine Crawford, CLE., Indian Staff Corps; 
 and has Issue — Maurice John Parkes- Buchanan, b. Mar. 6, 
 1897. Postal address — Union Club, S.W. 
 
 JOHN S. PARKIN, Gentleman. Bom , being the 
 
 ion of the Rev. John Parkin of Halton Vicarage, Hastings, 
 
 an eagle displayed sable, charged on the breast with a 
 cross pat^ fiich^e or, two Haunches of the second, each 
 charged with as many billets paleways of the third. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest- On a wreatli of the colours, 
 an eagle displayed >>al>le, holding in each claw a cross pat6c 
 fitchte or, and charged on each wing with a billet also 
 or. Motto — " Honesta audax." Postal address — 11 New 
 Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C. 
 
 THOMAS PARKIN, Esquire, J. P. for Sussex, M.A. 
 (Camb.), F.R.G.S., F.R.H.S. Bom Feb. 3, 184^, being 
 the second son of the Rev. John Parkin of Halton Vicarage, 
 Hastings, and Seaton, in the co. of Cumberland, by l-2milia 
 Elizabeth his m ife, dau. of Thomas Sharp. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, an eagle displayed sable, charged on the 
 
 and Seaton, in the co. of Cumberland, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, dau. of I'horoas Sharp. Armorial bearings— Argent , 
 
 breast with a cross pat^e fitch^e or, two flaunches of the] 
 second, each charged with as many billets paleways of the j 
 third. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting] 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent; and for a] 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed sable, f 
 holding in each claw a cross patte fitch^e or, and charged j 
 on each wing with a billet also or ; with the Motto, " Hon- 
 esta audax." Estates — The Tarns, Holme St. Cuthbert, in] 
 the county of Cumberland. Postal address — Fairseat, High j 
 Wickham, Hastings. Clubs — East Sussex (St. Leonards-] 
 on-Sea) ; and Lewesand County (Sussex). 
 
 S WILLIAM PARKIN-MOORE, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for Cumberland, High Sheriff 1899; was autho- 
 rised by Royal Licence to continue to bear the arms of 
 Moore and Parkin quarterly. Bom July 12, 1865, being 
 the eldest son of William Parkin of Blaithwaite, Cumber- 
 land, by his wife Margaret, only fiau. of Jos. Barnes. 
 Livery — Light fawn with black facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine, on a chevron between 
 three moorcocks sable, an escallop between two cross cross- 
 lets argent (for Moore) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a pile sable, 
 between two fir cones erect, slipped and leaved in base 
 proper, an eagle displayed of the field, each wing charged 
 with a cross crosslet of the second (for Parkin). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a Moor's head couped at the shoulders in profile proper, 
 wreathed round the temples or and gules, and suspended 
 from the neck by a double chain gold, an escocheon 
 
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 argent, charged with a cross crosslet sable (for Moore) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a fir cone as 
 in the arms, between two wings sable. Motto — " Aut nun- 
 qiiam tentcs aut perfice. " Married, Sept. 12, 1888, Lucy 
 Josephine Cranage (who died Aug. i, 1903), dau. of the 
 
 late J. E. Cranage, Ph.D., of the Old Hall, Wellington, 
 Salop; and has Issue — George Parkin-Moore, Gentleman, 
 b. June 20, 1903 ; Lucy Agnes; and Eleanor. Seat — White- 
 hall, Mealsgate, Carlisle. 
 
 S ROBERT JOHN HINMAN PARKINSON, M.A., 
 B. L.C., J. P. for the Parts of Lindsay, co. Lincoln, 
 and D.L. for that co. Born Jan. 8, 1844, being the eldest 
 son of the late Rev. John Posthumous Parkinson, M.A., 
 Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, D.C.L. , F.S.A. (who 
 assumed the name of Parkinson by Royal Sign-Manual 
 on his marriage), by his wife Mary Gilliat, only dau. and 
 heir of Rev. John Parkinson, D. D. Armorial bearingfs — 
 Gules, on a chevron engrailed between three ostrich feathers 
 erect argent, a fleur-de-lis azure between two pellets. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — ^On a wreath of the 
 colours, an antelope trippant proper, in the mouth two 
 ostrich feathers argent. Married, Oct. 17, 1867, Frances, 
 eldest dau. of James Thompson, Esq., of Workington, 
 Cumberland. Seats — East Ravendale, Great Grimsby, co. 
 Lincoln; AUarby, Mablethorpe. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY PARKINSON, Gentleman. Bom 
 Jan. 13, 1845, being the son of the late Rev. John Posthu- 
 mous Parkinson, M.A., Fellow of Magdalen College, 
 Oxford, was Junior Proctor 1841, D.C.L. 1845, and became 
 F.S.A. shortly before his death; assumed the name of 
 Parkinson by Royal Sign-Manual on his marriage, by his 
 wife Mary Gilliat, only dau. and heir of Rev. John Parkin- 
 son, D.D. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three ostrich feathers erect argent, a 
 fleur-de-lis azure between two pellets. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an ante- 
 lope trippant proper, in the mouth two ostrich feathers 
 argent. Married, August 31, 1876, Marion Codd ; and 
 has Issiie — (i) John Wilson Henry Parkinson, Gentleman, 
 b. July 13, 1877; (2) William Gilliat Parkinson, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. 27, 1881 ; Mary; and Ellen Christease. 
 Residence — 
 
 JAMES PARLANE, Esq. , of Craigdhu, Wigtownshire, 
 J. P. for Manchester and for co. Wigtown. Bom 1833, 
 being the only surviving son of the late John Parlane, Esq., 
 
 of Manchester and Buenos Ayres. Armorial bearings — 
 Per fesse argent and or, a saltire raguly gules, gutt^e-d'eau, 
 between in chief and in base a rose of the third, barbed and 
 seeded proper, and on either side a hedgehog passant, also 
 proper. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, out of a rock a demi-savage 
 affront^e proper, holding in the dexter hand three arrows 
 (two in saltire and one in pale) points upwards or, headed 
 and feathered argent, and in the sinister hand a rose as in 
 the arms, slipped and leaved proper. Motto — "This I'll 
 defend." Married, June 25, 1863, Margaret Carrick, dau. 
 of William Thorburn of Manchester; and has Issue— {1) 
 John Parlane, Gentleman, b. Sept. i, 1867; (2) \\ illiam 
 Parlane, Gentleman, b. Aug. 20, 1870; Mary \m. R. P. 
 Goldschmidt of Manchester], Jane, and Margaret. Seats 
 — Appleby Lodge, Rusholme, Manchester ; Craigdhu, co. 
 Wigtown. 
 
 JOHN PARLANE, Gentleman. Born Sept. i, i867t 
 being the eldest son of the late James Parlane, Esq., J.P, 
 for Wigtown and for Manchester, by his wife Margare. 
 Carrick, dau. of William Thornburn of Manchester. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per fesse argent and or, a saltire raguly 
 gules, gutt^e-d'eau, between in chief and in base a rose of 
 the third, barbed and seeded proper, and on either side a 
 hedgehog passant, also proper. Mantling gules and ar- 
 gent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-savage 
 affrontte proper, holding in the dexter hand three arrows 
 (two in saltire and one in pale) points upwards or, headed 
 and feathered argent, and in the sinister hand a rose as 
 in the arms. Motto — "This I'll defend." Seats — 
 Appleby Lodge, Rusliolme, Manchester ; Craigdhu, co. 
 Wigtown. 
 
 CECIL FRANCIS PARR, Esquire, J.P. for Cheshire. 
 Born 1847, being the sixth surviving son of the late Thomas 
 Parr, Esq., J.P. for the co. of Chester, by his second 
 wife Alicia, dau. of Philip Charlton of Wytheford Hall. 
 Salop. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, between two bars 
 sable, as many roses paleways gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper, within a bordure engrailed of the second, charged 
 with five bezants, and as many pear-leaves alternately or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a maiden's head proper, an escallop 
 or, between two bezants. Motto — " Faire sans dire." 
 Married, 1882, Amy Ursula, dau. of Rt. Hon. Robert, 
 seventh Baron Dimsdale ; and has Issue — Raymond Cecil 
 Parr, Gentleman, b. 1884. Postal address — Kimpton 
 Grange, Welwyn, Herts. Club — Windham. 
 
 HENRY BINGHAM PARR, Gentleman. Born , 
 
 being the son of the late Thomas Parr, Esq. , J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. of Chester, by his second wife Alicia, dau. of Philip 
 Charlton of Wytheford Hall, Salop. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, between two bars sable, as many roses paleways 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper, within a bordure engrailed 
 of the second, charged with five bezants, and as many pear- 
 leaves alternately or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a maiden's head 
 proper, an escallop or, between two bezants. Motto — 
 "Faire sans dire." Postal address — 27 Rodney Street, 
 Liverpool. 
 
 JOSEPH CHARLTON PARR, Esq., J.P. co. Chester, 
 and J.P. and D.L. co. Hereford. Bo7~n June 2, 1837, being 
 the third but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Parr, 
 Esq. , J. P. and D. L. for co. of Chester, by his second wife 
 Alicia, dau. of Philip Charlton of Wytheford Hall, Salop. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, Constitutional. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, between two bars sable, as many roses 
 paleways gules, barbed and seeded proper, within a bordure 
 engrailed of the second, charged with five bezants, and as 
 many pear-leaves alternately or, and impaling the arms of 
 Lister- Kaye, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, two bendlets 
 sable (for Kaye) ; 2 and 3 ermine, on a fesse sable, three 
 mullets or (for Lister), the impalement within a bordure 
 wavy azure. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a maiden's head proper, 
 an escallop or, between two bezants. Motto — " Faire sans 
 dire." Married, Feb. 6, 1872, Jessie Maria, eldest dau. of 
 Col. George Lister- Kaye, 5th West York Militia, formerly 
 loth Royal Hussars ; and has Issue — Roger Charlton Parr, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 3, 1874 ; Katherine Agnes \m.. 1903, 
 
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 Sir H. Archer Croft. Bart.l; ElJinor Jessie ; and Margare 
 Alicia. i:M/j— Grappenhall Hcyes, Warrington ; Staunton 
 
 Park, Staunton-on-Arrow, Herefordshire; Ashton Heyes, 
 Chester. 
 
 RAYMOND WILLIAM PARR, Esquire, late Capt. 
 7Sth Regt. of Foot. Bom 1843, being the fourth son of the 
 late Thomas Parr, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. of Chester, 
 by his second wile Alicia, dau. of Philip Charlton of Wythe- 
 ford Hall, Salop. C/«*— Naval and Military. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, between two bars sable, as many roses 
 paleways gules, barbed and seeded proper, within a bordure 
 engrailed of the second, charged with five bezants, and as 
 many pear-leaves alternately or, and impaling the arms of 
 Plunkett, namely sable, a bend, and in the sinister chief a 
 tower argent. Married, 1881, Hon. Constance Lavinia 
 Harriet Plunkett, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the sixteenth Baron 
 Dunsany ; and has Issue — (i) Lionel Edward Parr, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1882; (2) Bertram Chambre Parr, Gentleman, b. 
 1884; and Violet Mary. Residence — 71 Chester Square, 
 S.W. 
 
 PARRY, see WEBLEY-PARRY-PRYSE and JONES- 
 PARRY. 
 
 The Reverend HENRY DIGBY PA. RY-MIT- 
 CHELL. Armorial bearings- 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erased 
 azure, holding a fret or, between two wings erminois, each 
 charged with an anchor erect of the first (for Mitchell) ; 
 a. on a wreath of the colours, a stag's head couped proper, 
 gorged with a chain gold, suspended therefrom resting upon 
 the wreath an escutcheon azure, charged with a lozenge 
 argent, and between the attires a lozenge or (for Parry). 
 Motto—" Frapf)ez avec raison." Postal address — Merevale 
 Parsonage, Atherstone, Warwickshire. 
 
 BERNARD WILLIAM PARSONS, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per pale gules and sable, four chevronels 
 ermine, between two eagles displayed in chief and a leo- 
 pard's face in base or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount proper, an 
 eagle's leg erased or, between two oak-leaves slipped and 
 erect vert. Motto — "Aude et prevalaebis. " Residence — 
 The Wrays, Horley, Surrey. 
 
 EDWARD PARTINGTON, Esquire, J. P. co. of Derby, 
 Mayor of Glossop 1903-4. Armorial bearings — Sable, 
 on a bend nebuly, between four mullets of six fwints, two 
 in chief and as many in base argent, three Cornish choughs 
 proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Uf)on a 
 
 wreath of the colours, out of the liattlements of a tower 1 
 goat's head proper, charged on the neck with a mullet of 
 six points, and between two escallops sable. Married 
 Sarah Alcock of bury, Lanes. ; and hcu Issue— (\) Heiljeri 
 Partington, Es(]., J. P., b. 1868; (a) Oswald Partington, Esq., 
 M.P.. b. 1870; Alice [m. R. B. Sidebottom, M.R.C.S.. 
 L.R.C.P.]; Beatrice [m. C. E. KnowJes]; and Lillie [m. 
 R. B, Ward]. Residences — Easton, Glossop, co. Derby ; 
 Westwood Park, Droitwich, Worcestershire. 
 
 PARTRICK. quartered by LANE. 
 
 GEORGE ANTHONY PARTRIDGE, Gentleman. 
 Bom Feb. 5, 1825, being the seventh but only surviving son 
 of the late Henry Samuel Partridge, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Norfolk, Captain East Norfolk Militia, by his wife 
 Mary Frances, only dau. of the Ven. Luke Heslop, D. D., 
 Fellow of Corpus Christ! College, Cambridge, Archdeacon 
 of Buckingham. Armorial bearings Gules, on a fesse 
 cotised or, between three partridges with wings displayed 
 of the last, as many torteaux. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest —On a wreath of the colours, a partridge with wings 
 displayed or. Motto -"Dum spiro sjiero." Married, 
 Jan. 22, 1851, Sarah Anne, only dau. of Rev. W. H. Hol- 
 worihy. Rector of Biickling and Erpingham, co. Norfolk. 
 Residence — Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk. 
 
 HENRY THOMAS PARTRIDGE, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Norfolk. Bom Feb. 12, 1837, being the elder son of the 
 late Henry Champion Partridge, Esq., M.A. (Brasenose 
 Coll., Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, j.P. 
 and D.L., Chairman of Quarter Sessions for co. Norfolk, by 
 his wife Etheldred Frances, eldest dau. of Lieut. -Gen. 
 Thomas Birch-Reynardson of Holywell Hall, co. Lines. 
 Livery - Dark blue with pink facings. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, on a fesse cotised or, between three partridges 
 with wings displayed of the last, as many torteaux. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a 
 partridge with wings displayed or. Motto—" Dum spiro 
 spero." Married, June 14, 1868, Gertrude Emily, only 
 dau. of the Ven. Richard Kempthorne, Archdeacon of St. 
 Helena, Rector of Elton, co. Huntingdon ; and has Issue — 
 Henry Ralph Champion Partridge, Gentleman, b. March 
 29, 1873 ; Etheldred Gertrude ; and Eleanor Dorothy. 
 Seat Hockham Hall, near Thetford, Norfolk. Club— 
 United University. 
 
 The Rev. WALTER HENRY PARTRIDGE. Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, B. A. (Christ's Coll., Camb.), Rector of Caston. 
 and Rural Dean of Thetford and Breckles. Bom April 7. 
 1844, being the elder and only surviving son of the late Rev. 
 Walter John Partridge, M.A. (Corpus Christi College, Cam- 
 bridge), by his first wife Maria Agnes, youngest dau. of Sir 
 Charles Mansfield Clarke. Bart., M.D.. LL.D., F.R.S., 
 Physician to Queen Adelaide. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 on a fesse cotised or, between three partridges with wings 
 displayed of the last, as many torteaux. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a partridge 
 with wings displayed or. Motto — " Dum spiro spero." 
 Married, June 25. 1872, Ellen Elizabeth, dau. of William 
 Oliver Dodgson of Oakwood, Crayford, and of the Manor 
 House, Sevenoaks, co. Kent; and has Issue- (\) Rev. 
 Walter Ernest Clarke Partridge, Vicar of AUestree, near 
 Derby \m., July 20, 1898, Alice Maud, dau. of Sydney Foye 
 Shore of Foye Lodge, Eastbourne] ; (2) Edward Richard 
 Walter Partridge, Gentleman, b. Oct. 7, 1875 ; (3) Percival 
 Walter Partridge, Gentleman, b. Aug. 23, 1879 ; (4) Regi- 
 nald Walter Partridge, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1883 ; 
 (S) Heathfield Walter Partridge, Gentleman, b. Sept. 18. 
 1887 ; Lucy Agnes [«/., Aug. 2, 1899, John Panting, M.A., 
 M.D. (Cantab.), of Harvey House, Watton, co. Norfolk]; 
 Mary; and Mildred Rachel. /'«j(/*«r«— Caston Rectory, 
 CO. Norfolk. 
 
 PARTRIDGE (H. Coll.). Chequy argent and sable, a 
 horse's head erased between two escallops in bend within 
 four bendlets engrailed all gules. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon three 
 escallops fessewise gules, a horse's head erased sable. 
 
 Sons of William Partridge of Beaufort House, Llan- 
 
 gattock, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 William Bailey Partridge, Esq., J.P.,*. 1840. Seats — 
 Glancoed, Llandetty, co. Brecknock ; Bacton Manor and 
 The Grange, Bacton, co. Hereford. 
 
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 PATRICK. ALEXANDER PASLEY-DIROM, Esquire, 
 of Mount Annan, J. P. for co. Dumfries. Borti 1847, 
 being the only son of the late Rev. John Murdoch, 
 Minister of Kirkpatrick Fleming, co. Dumfries, by his 
 wife Madeline Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Capt. Alexander 
 Dirom, of the 8th Foot. He assumed the surname of 
 Pasley-Dirom under the deed of entail on succeed- 
 ing to the estate of Mount Annan. Livery —Blue. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, counter-quartered 
 
 i. or, a deer's head erased gules ; il. ermine, three bars 
 erased gules ; iii. gules, three skenes paleways in fesse 
 proper, hiked and pommelled or, surmounted of as many 
 wolves' heads of the last ; iiii. azure, a griffin segreant 
 or (for Dirom) ; 2 and 3 azure, on a chevron between three 
 roses argent, as many thistles slipped vert (for Pasley) ; 
 and for his Crests, i. a buck's head couped proper; and 
 upon an escroll above this Motto, " Ducit dominus " (for 
 Dirom) ; 2. a dexter arm embowed in armour, grasping a 
 dagger all proper; with the Motto over, "Be sure" (for 
 Pasley). Married, April 26, 1899, Nettie, third dau. of 
 the late John Riddick, Brydekirk ; and has /w«e— Francis 
 James Pasley-Dirom, Gentleman, b. and d. 1903 ; (2) 
 John Patrick Alexander Pasley-Dirom, Gentlenam, b. 1904 ; 
 Magdalen Barbara, d. 1900 ; Leonora ; Elizabeth ; and 
 Sophia, d. 1902. Seats — Mount -Annan, and Cleughead, 
 Dumfriesshire. 
 
 WILLIAM GORDON PATCHETT, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Col. (retired) late Commanding W.I. Regt. Born 1848, 
 being the only son of the late William Patchett, Esq., of 
 AUt Fawr, Barmouth, Merioneth, and of Greenfields, 
 Shrewsbury, J. P. for Shropshire and Merioneth, High 
 Sheriff 1898, formerly Major in the 3rd Batt. K.S.L.I., 
 by his wife Mercy Emily, dau. of George Townsend of 
 Alcester, \yarwickshire. Armorial bearings -Quarterly 
 per pale indented azure and or, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt gold, 
 in the second a leopard's face, and in the third a demi- 
 dragon couped, wings elevated and addorsed gules. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 ; dexter arm embowed, couped at the shoulder, vested argent, 
 ; resting on a mount vert, the hand grasping a pickaxe proper, 
 j and between two dragons' wings azure, each charged with 
 , a sword as in the arms. Married, 1875, Ellen Mary, only 
 I dau. of Rev. Charles Greene, M. A. , Chaplain to the Forces ; 
 and has with other Issue — Reginald Gordon Patchett, Gen- 
 |tleman, ^. 1875. ^^a^-Broom Hall, Greenfields, Shrews- 
 I bury. Clubs — hxTny and Navy, Constitutional. 
 
 ^ CHARLES JAMES GEORGE PATERSON, Esquire, 
 
 , J. P. CO. Perth. Born March 18, 1858, being the second but 
 
 I eldest surviving son of the late George Paterson of Castle 
 
 Huntly, by his wife Catherine Jemima Jane, dau. of Joseph 
 
 Robertson. Armorial bearings Argent, three pelicans 
 
 feeding their young in nests proper, on a chief embattled azure 
 a bezant between two stars of the field. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a pelican feed- 
 ing its young in a nest proper. Mottoes (above the crest) - 
 '_' Marui," (below the shield) "Je meurs pour ceux que 
 j'aime." 5*a/— Castle Huntly, Longforgan, Dundee. 
 
 EDMUND DE HAYA PATERSON-BALFOUR-HAY, 
 Esquire, J. P. cos. Fife and Perth. Born Jan. 7, 1849, 
 being the eldest son of the late Peter Hay Paterson, Esq., 
 J. P., by his wife the Hon. Marianne Murray, youngest 
 dau. of the 8th Lord Elibank. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Quarterly i and 4, ermine, three escutcheons gules ; 2. or, 
 on a chevron sable, between two trefoils slipped in chief 
 and a garb in base vert, banded of the first, an otter's head 
 erased argent ; 3. argent, three pelicans feeding their young 
 proper, in nests vert, on a chief gules, three crescents of 
 the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— Upon 
 a vn-eath of his liveries, a half-length figure of a Lowland 
 Scots countryman, vested grey, his waistcoat gules and his 
 bonnet azure, and a feather therein proper, beai ing on his 
 dexter shoulder an ox-yoke also proper, broken at one 
 extremity. Motto— " Primus e stirpe." 5ea/'.f— Carpow, 
 Abernethy, co. Perth; Mugdrum House, Newburgh, co. 
 Fife; Leys, ErroU, N.B. ; Randerstone Castle, Kingsbarns, 
 CO. Fife. 
 
 Major JAMES PATON, late 4th King's Own Regt., 
 D.L. and County Councillor, Chairman of the Parish 
 Council; served throughout the Crimean War and the 
 Indian Mutiny, for which he received three medals and 
 the Cross of the Legion of Honour. Born Sept. 24, 
 1831, being the eldest son of the late John Paton of 
 Crailing, by his wife Ellen, only dau. of William Elliot 
 of Harwood. Armorial bearings— Azure, a fleur-de-lis 
 between three crescents or. Mantling gules doubled ar- 
 gent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 erect, holding a rose stalked and leaved all proper. Motto 
 — " Virtute viget." Married, Aug. 20, 1863, Agnes Alice, 
 dau. of Joseph Chatto Lamb of Ryton Hall, co. Durham ; 
 and has Issue~(i) John Archibald Paton, Esq., Capt. 4th 
 (King's Own) Regt., b. Jan. 31, 1867; (2) George Chester 
 Paton, Gentleman, b. Nov. 5, 1870; (3) William Douglas 
 Paton, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b, Aug. 13, 1874; (4) 
 Joseph Edward Paton, Gentleman, b. Dec. 10, 1880, d. 
 April 9, 1882 ; Ellen Maude ; Agnes Pauline ; Mabel Jane ; 
 and Evelyn Mary. Residence — Crailing, Jedburgh, N.B. 
 
 piARMID NOEL PATON, Esquire, M.D. Born , 
 
 being the eldest son of the late Sir Joseph Noel Paton, 
 Knight Bachelor, Royal Scottish Academician, LL.D. , 
 His Majesty's Limner for Scotland, and a D.L. for co. 
 Edinburgh. Armorial bearings — Aziu-e, a wolfs head 
 erased argent, between two crescents in chief and a fleur- 
 de-lis in base or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree. Mantling azure, doubled argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, between two doves' 
 wings expanded proper, a cubit arm erect also proper, 
 charged on the palm with a passion cross gules. Motto — 
 " Do richt and fear nocht." Postal address — 22 Lynedoch 
 Place, Edinburgh. 
 
 S WILLIAM ROGER PATON, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Aberdeen. Born Feb. 1857, being the 
 only son of the late John Paton, Esq., J. P. and D.L., late 
 91st Highlanders, Major Royal Aberdeenshire Militia, by 
 his first wife Elizabeth Deborah, dau. of Thomas Burnet. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, three crescents argent. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a sparrow-hawk, with wings expanded. Motto — 
 " Audacia et virtute adepta." Married, 1885, Irene, dau. 
 of Emmanuel Olympiti of Calymnos, 'Turkey ; and has 
 Issue — (i) George Paton, Gentleman, b. 1886; (2) John 
 David Paton, Gentleman, b. 1890 ; and Thetis. Seat — 
 Grandhome, near Aberdeen, N.B. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 PATRICK, see 
 STON-PATRICK. 
 
 COCHRAN-PATRICK and RAL- 
 
 JOHN PATRICK, Esquire, J. P. for co. Antrim, late 
 Capt. 4th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles. Bom Oct. 31, 1871, 
 being the only son of John Patrick, Esq., J. P., by his 
 wife Augusta Mary, youngest dau. of John Davison of 
 Raceview, Broughshane, co. Antrim. Livery — Blue coat, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 pat 
 
 Ipat 
 
 drab brvtfches. ArmorUl bMurtnc* — Argent, a saltire 
 enin^iletl sable, betMi-cn in chief a thistle and in base a 
 trefoil slipjxHl. Uiih proper, on ii cliief of the second three 
 roses of the tirst. upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 bctiltini; his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Onwt, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter hand 
 erect proper, charged with a saltire sable, grasping a 
 dagger also erect proper ; with the MottO, " Ora et labora." 
 ■UarritJ, June 15, 1897, Annie Florence, third dau. of 
 Joseph Clark Rutherfoord. Esq., J.I*, co. Wcstmeath, and 
 late R.M. co. Antrim; and has /««*— John Patrick, Gen- 
 tleman, *. J ne 10, i8<)8; and Horcnce Amy. Estates — 
 Dunminning. Corkey (Middle), liagry, Capccastle, all in co. 
 Antrim, and part of North March, in co. Louth. Postal 
 ^</,^j_Gledheather, Glarryford, co. Antrim. Clubs— 
 Ulster (Belfast), Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 
 PAT TENSON, see TYLDEN-PA ITENSON. 
 
 §SiR ROBERT LLOYD PAITERSON, Knight 
 Bachelor, J. P. forces. Antrim and Down. D.L. forco. 
 Belfast, Fellow of the Linnean Society, twice President of 
 the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society, 
 and twice President of the Belfast Clianiber of Commerce. 
 Borm Dec. 38, 1836, being the second son of the late Robert 
 Patterson, F.R.S.. of Belfast, by his wife Mary Elizabeth, 
 dau. of the late William Hugh Ferrar, Esq., of lielfast, 
 I. P. for the COS. of Antrim and Down. Armorial bear- 
 ing Argent, on a fesse dancetttie azure, three fleurs-de-lis 
 of the field, on a canton gules, a lion rampant regardant 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a pelican in her piety vulning herself proper. 
 
 gorged with a collar dancett^e azure. Motto -"Murus 
 aeneus conscientia sana." Married, Nov. 12, 1861, 
 Frances, dau. of the late William Bowden Caughey of 
 Belfast. Residence — Croft House, Holywood, co. Down. 
 Clubs — Royal Societies', Union (Belfast), Royal Ulster 
 Yacht (Belfast), North of Ireland Yacht (Belfast). 
 
 PATTERSON (U.O.). Argent, on a fesse dancett^ 
 azure, three fleurs-de-lis of the field, on a canton gules a lion 
 rampant regardant or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a pelican in her piety 
 vulning herself proper, gorged with a collar dancett^ azure. 
 Motto^" Mums aeneus conscientia sana." 
 
 Sons of late Robert Patterson, F. R.S. , of Belfast, by his 
 wife Mary Elizabeth, d. of late William Hugh Ferrar, 
 Esq., of Belfast, J. P. for cos. of Antrim and Down : — 
 
 William 11. Patterson, Gentleman. AV.v.— Garranard, 
 Strandtown, co. Down. 
 
 Sir Robert Lloyd Patterson (q.v.). 
 
 Richard Patterson, Esq., J.P, A'«.— Kilmore, Holy- 
 wood, CO. Down. 
 
 M HENRY TYRWHirr STANIFORTH PATTE- 
 SON, I<::squire, D.L. for Norfolk, Hon. Col. 4th V.B. 
 Norfolk Rcgt. Dorn April 19, 1851, heing the only son of 
 Henry Staniforlh Patteson, Esq., J.P. and D.L., by his 
 wife Isabella Katherine, eldest dau. of Rev. John Anthony 
 Partridge, M.A., Rector of Baconsthorpe, co. Norfolk, and 
 Rural Dean. Livery— 'WYaic, with black collar and cuffs. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse indented, between 
 
 two niascles palewise sable, three fleursde-lis or. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, 
 a pelican in her piety or, charged on the body with two 
 fleurs-de-lis in fesse sable, between as many roses gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper. Motto — "Nemo sibi nas- 
 citur." Married, Aug. 15, 1883, Annie Rosa, eldest 
 dau. of the late Edward John Chambers, late Lieut, soth 
 Regt. , of Eastwood Lodge, Leamington ; and has 
 Issue — (i) John Dossie Patteson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 16, 1889 ; (2) Robert Wace Patteson, Gentleman, b. 
 March 9, 1895 ; Joan Evelyn ; and Ardyn Marion. 
 Seat The Hall, Beeston St. Andrew, Norwich. Clubs 
 —Wellington, Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht, Norfolk County 
 (Norwich). 
 
 PATTISON (matric. L.O., 1802). Argent, gutt6e-de- 
 
 sang, a lion rampant sable, giitt^-d'or, on a chief azure, 
 
 three escallops or. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a camel's head argent, 
 
 gutt6 sable, issuing from a riucal coronet or, crowned with 
 
 an antique crown of the last, collared azure, charged with 
 
 three escallops of the first. Motto — " Hostis honori invidia." 
 
 Eld. son of Godfrey Pattison (eld. s. of John Pattison 
 
 of Kelvingrove), b. ; d. ; m. Cornelia, d. of 
 
 Francis Thomson : — 
 
 John Pattison, Esq., b. 1839; m. 1873, Mary Jane, d. 
 
 of Richard Ovington ; and has issue — (i) Godfrey Herbert 
 
 Pattison, Gentleman, *. 1877 ; (2) John Pattison, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1879 ; (3) Gerald Ovington Pattison, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; 
 
 Agnes; Ethel; and Margaret. J?es. — Carradale, Al- 
 
 trincham, Cheshire. Club — Clarendon (Manchester). 
 
 5 DOUGLAS ELPHINSTONE PATTON-BETH- 
 UNE PATTON-BETHUNE, Esquire, Major late 
 Rifle Brigade. Born Aug. 16, 1867, being the third but 
 only surviving son of the late Gen. Walter Douglas 
 
 § is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Phillipps Patton-Bethune, Colonel Highland Light In- 
 fantry, by his wife Julia, only dau. of Sir Howard Elphin- 
 stone, Bart. Livery — Blue, with canary facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings - Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and 
 iiii. , azure, a fesse chequy or and gules, between 
 three lozenges of the second; ii. and iii., argent, on a 
 chevron sable, an otter's head erased of the first (for 
 Bethune) ; 2 and 3, azure, gutt^e-d'eau, a sword argent, 
 hiked or, between four crescents saltireways argent 
 (for Patton). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-otter issuant argent. Motto over — " Debon- 
 naire" (for Bethune); 2. on two swords saltireways 
 proper, pommelled and hiked or, a falcon rising argent, 
 gutt^e-de-larmes (for Patton). Motto — " Virtute adepta." 
 Married, 1902, Kathaleen Carlotta, only child of Col. 
 Kennedy. Seat — Clayton Priory, Burgess Hill. Clitb — 
 Junior Naval and Military. 
 
 PAUL, see BALFOUR PAUL. 
 
 Sir JAMES BALFOUR PAUL, Knight Bachelor 
 (1900), Esquire of the Order of the Hospital of St. John 
 of Jerusalem in England, Fellow of the Society of Anti- 
 
 appointed Registrar of Friendly Societies for Scotland, 1879, 
 and Treasurer of the Faculty of Advocates, 1883-1902 ; and 
 created Lyon King of Arms', 1890. Armorial bearings- 
 Parted per pale, on the dexter side the official coat of Lyon 
 King of Arms, namely, argent, a lion sejant full-faced gules, 
 holding in the dexter paw a thistle slipped vert, and in the 
 sinister a shield of the second, on a chief azure, a Saint 
 Andrew's Cross of the field, on the sinister his paternal 
 coat, namely or, a chevron indented sable between two 
 lions rampant in chief, and an escutcheon in base gules. 
 Above the shield is placed the coronet of Lyon King of 
 Arms, thereon a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable, doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set 
 for Crest, a lion sejant guardant gules, his dexter paw 
 resting upon an escutcheon as in the arms ; and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, " Pro Regeet Republica." Behind 
 the shield are placed in saltire two batons representing that 
 belonging to his office, and round the shield is placed a gold 
 collar of SS, and a triple chain also of gold, and depending 
 from it the proper badge of Lyon King of Arms. Mar- 
 ried, 1872, Helen Margaret, daughter of John Nairne 
 Forman of Staffa, Writer to the Signet ; and has Issue — 
 (i) John William Balfour Paul, Esquire, born June 4, 
 1873 ; (2) Arthur Forman W. Paul, Esquire, Architect, 
 born August 7, 1875 ; (3) Cuthberi Balfour Paul, Esquire, 
 M.B., CM., born Nov. 21, 1876; and Milhcent Jane. 
 Postal address — Lyon Office, Edinburgh. Clubs — Royal 
 Societies' (London), University and Scottish Conservative 
 (both Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM BOND PAUL, Gentleman. Born February 
 17, 1817, being the eldest son of Thomas Paul, Esquire, 
 of Langport, in the county of Somerset, by his wife Juliet, 
 daughter of William Bond. Livery — All black, trimmed 
 with gold lace, gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — He 
 
 quaries (Scotland), Lyon King of Arms. Born 1846, being 
 the second son of the Rev. John Paul, D.D. , St. Cuthbert's 
 Parish, Edinburgh, by Margaret his wife, dau. of James 
 Balfour of Pilrig, W.S. ; called to the Scottish Bar, 1870 ; 
 
 bears for Arms : Ermine, a chevron azure, surmounted by 
 another or, thereon three hurts, on a chief sable, as many 
 cross crosslets of the third. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-griffin regardant or, gorged with a collar 
 gemmel, and holding between the claws a cross crosslet 
 azure, the wings addorsed of the last, senile of cross cross- 
 lets also or. Motto — " Per crucem coelum." Married, 
 May I, 1849, Harriet Duncan, eldest daughter of Edward 
 Pierce, formerly resident at New Park, near Axminster, in 
 the county of Devon ; and has Issue — Four sons and four 
 daughters. Estate — Land in parishes of High Ham and 
 Huish Episcopi, in the county of Somerset. Postal address 
 — Wearne Wyche, Langport, Somersetshire. 
 
 PAUNCEFOTE, quartered by DAUBENEY. 
 
 PAVIER, see RUSSELL-PAVIER. 
 
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 WILLIAM HARGRAVE PAWSON. GenUcman. 
 H^rm Sept. lo. 1878, Iwing the eldest son of the late 
 VVilliani Maif^rnve I'awson. Ksq., j.l*.. Cnpt. Northumber- 
 land tiussars, late Lieut. lath 1.4incers, by his wife Hon. 
 Kmilv Violet Jervis. youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. Carnegie, 
 jfxl Viscount St. Vincent. ArmorUl bMuriSfft— guar- 
 terly i and 4, quarterly indented azure and gules, on a 
 fesse ermine, between three bucks courant or, as many 
 mascles of the first ; a and 3, ermine, two chevronels Ijc- 
 tween three lions' gnmlis erased or. Mantling gules 
 and azure. OrMta— i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 buck's head erased at the neck quarterly indented 
 argent and gules, charged with four roundels counter- 
 changed, attired sable ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount vert, and thereon a hart charged with the sun in 
 splendour. MottO — " Fevente Deo." A<a/j- Shawdon, 
 Alnwick ; Titlington Hall, Northumberland. Clubs — 
 Boodle's, Cavalry. 
 
 THOMAS BUDDS PAYNE, Esquire, Justice of the 
 I'eaee. Bom April 19, 1819, being the son of John Payne 
 of Gillowii Lodge, in the county of Kildare, by his wife Mary. 
 Armorial beaiings — He bears for Arms : Gules, on a fesse 
 engrailed between two lions passant argent, a clover plant 
 with three leaves, and eradicated between two trefoils slipped 
 vert. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb erect and erased 
 argent, holding fesseways a broken tilting-spear gules, 
 pendent therefrom at the sinister end a wreath of sham- 
 rocks vert; with the Hotto, " Malo mori quam fcedari." 
 Married, July 3, 18C5, Rosa Mary, eldest daughter of the 
 late Curtis Hemphill; and has /fj««—(i) Frederick William 
 Payne, Gentleman ; (2) Thomas Henry Payne, Gentleman ; 
 (j) Arthur Ernest Tyndall Payne, Gentleman ; Mary 
 Elizabeth Jane [married James Littlejohn Ogilvy]; and 
 Sarah Emily Frances. Estate and postal address — Maritime, 
 South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria. 
 
 PAYNE (from co. Somerset, monuments and memorials 
 at Hutton and Farrington Gourney churches in that co,). 
 
 Gules, three crosses botony argent, on a chief arched or, 
 
 two escallops azure. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of an escallop or, three 
 
 crosses botony fessewise gules. Motto — " Pro Domino." 
 
 Sons of late Alfred Payne of Millfields House, Ettings- 
 
 hall, nr. Wolverhampton, b. 1814 ; d. 1887; m. and, 
 
 184a, Eliza Warmington, d. of Robert Giles Marten :— 
 
 Alexander Payne, Gentleman, F.R.I.B.A., F.S.I., b. 
 19 Dec. 1844. Post add.— 'HoxloWi House, Norfolk Street, 
 Victoria Embankment, London, W.C. Club — Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 Alfred Rickman Payne, Gentleman, b. 1847. Res. 
 
 335 Fenimore Street, Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A. 
 
 Edward Marten Payne, Gentleman, M.B. , CM., b. 1857; 
 m. 1895, Katherine Louisa, d. of Edward Marcus War- 
 
 mington, Town Clerk of Dudley ; and has isstw— John 
 Edward Marten Payne, Gentleman, b. Z9oa; Dorothy 
 Constance Mary ; and Gladys Marian. Res. — " St. John's, 
 Blackburn, Lanes. 
 
 Charles Henry Payne, Gentleman, b. 1861; m. 1884, 
 Edith M'Kenna, d. of William Evans Commins of Tavu- 
 tock ; and has issue — Charles Geraint Christopher Payne, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888; Enid; and .Iris. AVjt.— "Trafalgar, 
 Hereford Road, Monmouth. 
 
 Son of Richard Payne, b. 1843; d. 1884 (eld. s. of late 
 Alfred Payne; see above) ; »/. 1866, Lilly, d. of James 
 Warmington : — 
 
 Richard Alfred Ernest Pavne, Gentleman, b. 1867; m, 
 1896, Kate, d. of Willam kobert Light, Esq., of Ports- 
 mouth, I. P. ; and has issue — Cecily Lois. Res. — ao Vernon 
 Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. 
 
 SCai'tain CAMBORNE HAWEIS PAYNTER, late 
 Major Inniskilling Dragoons, now Captain Royal 
 Monmouth Engineers. Bom Jan. 24, 1864, being the 
 elder son of the late Reginald Hearle Paynter of Hoskt-nna, 
 by his wife Mary Davies, dau. of Rev. Prel)endary J. O. 
 W. Haweis, Rector of Slaugham, Sussex. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Azure, three blocks argent, each charged with an 
 annulet sable. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, three broken broad-arrows or, 
 knit with a lace gules. Motto — " Nonum prematur in 
 annum." 5«a/— Boskenna, near Penzance. Club — Army 
 and Navy. 
 
 The Rev. FRANCIS PAYNTER, Clerk in Holy Orders, ' 
 M.A. Camb. , late Rector of Stoke next Guildford, Surrey. 
 Born Jan. 24, 1836, being the only son of the late Rev. 
 Samuel Paynter, by his wife Eliza, only dau. of Samuel 
 Paynter, Gentleman, of Richmond. Club — National. 
 Livery — Dark blue, with red facings. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Quarterly i and 4, azure, three blocks argent, on each of 
 them an annulet sable (for Paynter) ; 2. azure, three faggots 
 argent (for Antron) ; 3. argent, three bends gules (for 
 Bodrugan). Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, three 
 broken broad-arrows gold, knit with a lace gules (for Paynter). 
 Motto — "Carpe diem." Married Julia, second dau. of 
 William Porter, Esq., of Hembury Fort, Honiton, J. P. 
 and D.L. for the co. of Devon; and has Issue — (i) Rev. 
 Francis Samuel Paynter, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. March 
 18, 1866, Rector of Springfield, Chelmsford \m. Isabelle, 
 youngest dau. of Rev. T. C. Cane, Rector of Tattingstone, 
 Suffolk] ; (2) Walter Abbott Paynter, Gentleman, b. June 
 25, 1871 ; Eliza \m. H. P. Treeby, Esquire, Major East 
 
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 Surrey Regt.]; and Evelyn Mary [m. Rev. M. G. Archi- 
 bald]. Residence — Stoke Hill, Guildford. 
 
 GEORGE PAYNTER, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Leicester. Born June 14, 1831, being 
 the third son of William Paynter, Esquire, of Belgrave 
 Square, and of, Camborne House, Richmond, in the 
 county of Surrey, Justice of the Peace for the counties 
 of Middlesex and Surrey, and Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 latter county, by his wife Anne Berdmore, only daughter 
 and sole heir of Thomas Best of Hollin House, Leek, in 
 the county of Stafford ; appointed Lieutenant ist King's 
 Dragoon Guards, June 10, 1850; Captain, November 12, 
 1852 ; Major, April 30, 1858 ; on Retired List, with per- 
 mission to retain rank, December 1871. Clubs — United 
 Service, Army and Navy, Wellington. Livery — Blue, 
 white facings, crimson piping, silver buttons and hat-bands. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i. 
 azure three blocks argent, on each of them an annulet 
 sable (for Paynter) ; 2. azure, three faggots argent (for 
 Antron) ; 3. argent, three bends gules (for Bodrugan) ; 
 4. argent, two chevronels nebuly gules, between three 
 sheaves of as many arrows sable, banded of the second 
 (for Best). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, three broken broad arrows 
 gold, knit with a lace gules (for Paynter). Motto — 
 
 the former county. Livery — Blue, white facings, crimson 
 piping, silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i. 
 azure, three blocks argent, each charged with an annulet 
 sable (for Paynter) ; 2. azure, three faggots argent (for 
 Antron); 3. argent, three bends gules (for Bodrugan); 
 
 " Carpe diem." Martied, June 19, 1879, Frances Maria 
 Janetta (who died May 1884), only daughter of Amelius 
 Wentworth Beauclerk, Esquire, commonly known as Lord 
 Amelius Wentworth Beauclerk, fifth son of the Most Noble 
 William Beauclerk, eighth Duke of St. Albans ; and has 
 Issue — George Camborne Beauclerk Paynter, Gentleman, 
 only son, born August 2, 1880 ; Janetta De Vere ; and 
 Frances May. Estates — Hollin House, Lane Delph, and 
 Gate House, Leek, in the county of Stafford ; and Eaton 
 Grange, in the county of Leicester. Postal addresses — 21 
 Belgrave Square, S.W. ; Eaton Grange, Grantham. 
 
 HENRY GROSVENOR PAYNTER, Esquire, late of 
 the Bengal Civil Service, son of the late William Paynter, 
 Esq. , of BelgraveSquareand of Camborne House, Richmond, 
 Surrey, J. P. for cos. of Middlese.x and Surrey, and D.L. for 
 
 4. argent, two chevronels nebuly gules, between three 
 sheaves of as many arrows sable, banded of the second 
 (for Best). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, three broken 
 broad-arrows gold, knit with a lace gules. Motto — " Carpe 
 Diem." Married, Oct. 15, 1863, Emily, youngest dau. of 
 John Hopkins, Lord of the Manor of Tidmarsh, of Tid- 
 Marsh House, Reading ; and has Issue — Agnes ; and Edith. 
 Postal address — 118 Ebury Street, London, S.W. 
 
 PEACH, see KEIGHLEY-PEACH. 
 
 PEACOCK. Gules, on a fesse engrailed argent, be- 
 tween three mascles, each within an annulet or, as many 
 peacock's heads erased proper. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a peacock's 
 head erased proper, gorged with a mural crown or, holding 
 in the beak a rose gules, leaved and slipped proper. Motto 
 — "Be just and fear not." Livery — Drab overcoat, black 
 coat, red and white striped waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Edward Peacock, M.A. , J. P. Wilts, Vicar 
 
 of Road Hill, North Bradley, Wilts, b. 1820; d. 1903 ; 
 
 m. 1848, Eleanor, d. of Mathias Thomas Holding of 
 
 Fryern Court, Wilts : — 
 Rev. Reginald Peacock, Vicar of Woodland St. Mary, 
 Lambourne, b. 1857 ; m. 1886, Mary Augusta, d. of Rev. 
 Thos. Augustus Strong, Rector of St. Paul's, Chippenham ; 
 and has issue — (i) Mansel Reginald Peacock, Gentleman, 
 b. 1888 ; (2) Wilfrid Morgan Peacock, Gentleman, b. 1890; 
 (3) Leslie Vernon Peacock, Gentleman, b. 1893. Res. — 
 The Vicarage, Woodlands St. Mary, Lambourne, Berks. 
 
 Ferdinand Mansel Peacock, Esq., Major late 13th 
 Somerset Lt. Inf., b. 1861. Res. — Peshawar, Punjab, India. 
 
 Sons of late Rev. John Wilkinson Peacock, b. 1822; 
 
 d. 1857 ; m. 1854, Catherine, d. of Rev. Wadham 
 
 Knatchbull :— 
 John Wadham Peacock, Gentleman, b. 1855; m. 1884, 
 Lucy H. H., d. of Surg.-Maj. J. Groscourt Reed, 
 H.E.I.C.S.; and has issue — Anthony Wadham Knatchbull 
 Peacock, Gentleman, b. 1889. Address — 8 Spring Terrace, 
 Richmond, Surrey. 
 
 .Anthony Knatchbull Wilkinson Peacock, Gentleman, 
 b. 1857. 
 
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 ^»n of William Henry Peacock, Gentleman , of Great- 
 ford Hall, ^. 1833; <r. 1877; m. Emily, d. of R. £. 
 Arden: — 
 Frederick Arden I'eacock, lisq, , j. P. for Parts of Kesteven, 
 Lines., t. 1861 ; m. 1894, Khodu, d. of G. W. Pochin of 
 Barkby, Leics. Seat — Cottesford Place, Lincoln. 
 
 Son of Wilkinson Peacock, lisq., of Greatford Hall, 
 
 Capt. 9th Lancers, b. 1788; d. 1868; m. 1811, Mary, 
 
 d. of Col. GiU)crl Aftleck :— 
 
 Christopher Gilbert Peacock, Esq., I. P. Lines., b. i8a8 ; 
 
 m. 1861. Caroline M. (d. 1895), d. of late Rev. W. Carr 
 
 Kenton of Mattersea, Yorks. ; and has issue — Hugh Fenton 
 
 Gilbert Peacock, Esq., I.P. Parts of Kesteven, b. 1865 
 
 \m. 1898, Constance F"., d. of Herliert Fletcher of East 
 
 Norton, Leics.]. 5^a/— Grt-atford Hall, Stamford. 
 
 MARK BEAUCHAMP PEACOCK, Gentlei^an, Bar- 
 ristcr-at-Law. Bom 1834, being the only son of the late 
 Mark Beauchamp Peacock of Springfield Place, by Antonina 
 Eliia, dau. of the late Anthony Parkin of Ashurst Lodge, 
 Kent. Armorial bearings — Per fesse or and azure, a 
 
 pale, three eagles displayed, one in chief and two in base, 
 and three roundels, two in chief and one in base, each 
 charged with a cross crosslet all counterchanged. Ma,Tit.1iTig 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon an eagle displayed erminois, 
 holding in the beak a cross crosslet fitch^e gfules, the dexter 
 claw supporting a hurt charged with a cross crosslet or. 
 Married, 1857, Ellen, eldest dau. of Frederick Besley ; and 
 has, with other Issue — Mark Beauchamp Peacock, Gentle- 
 man, b. i860, Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn). Residences 
 — Springfield Place, Chelmsford ; Belgrave House, Marine 
 Parade, Brighton. 
 
 PEACOCKE, quartered by SANDFORD. 
 
 PEAKE (H. Coll.). Sable, five fleursde-lis in saltire 
 or, four crosses pat^ in cross argent. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert 
 between two wings argent, an escutcheon gules, thereon a 
 cross pat6e as in the arms. Livery — Dark blue, scarlet 
 waistcoat. 
 
 Son of Robert Peake of Borough-on-the-Hill, co. 
 
 Leics., b. 1781 ; d. 1861 ; m. 1813, Mary, d. of Thomas 
 
 Cross : — 
 
 Frederic Peake, Gentleman, b. 1823; m. 1852, Charlotte, 
 
 d. of Henry Ancell, P'.R.C.S., M.D. ; and has issue — (i) 
 
 Walter Ancell Peake, Esq., D.S.O. , Hon. Col. Leics. Imp. 
 
 Yeom. , J. P. Leics., served in S. Africa 1900-1901 (desp.. 
 
 medal and three clasps) [Seat — Burrough, Melton Mowbray. 
 
 C/«*/— Boodle's, OrlflUUt County (I^'icester)], b. 1853 {m. 
 1878, Grace, d. of lata Rev. Gerard Fenwick ol Slockurston 
 Hall, I.«ics. ; and has Issue — Frederick Gerard Peake, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886; Evelyn (m. Ferdinand Arkwrighl); 
 and Winona Constance]; (2) Ronald Peake, Gentleman, b. 
 1861 [m. 1886, Florence, only d. of Edward Adams of 
 Ashlead, Surrey] ; {3) Malcolm Peake, Esq., C.M.G. (1900), 
 R.A., Major and local Lt.-Col. attached to Egyptian Army 
 since 1895, served with Dongola Exped. 1896 (desp., 4th 
 class Medjidie, medal, two clasps); and with Nile Exped. 
 1897, 1898, 1899 (desp. twice, medal, four clasps, 4th clan 
 Osnianieh) (Nes. — Cairo), b. 1865 \m. 1900, Louisa, eld. d. 
 of Patrick H. Osborne of Carrandooley, N.S. Wales; and 
 has issue]. Seat — Burrough, Melton Mowbray. Club— 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 Son of late Henry Peake of Westholme, Sleaford, 
 Lines., b. 1821 ; d. 1886; m. : — 
 George Herbert Peake, Esq., J. P., West Riding, Yorks, 
 Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), Capt. Sherwood Rangers 
 Imp. Y. , b. 1859; m. 1895, Evelyn Mary, d. of Hon. John 
 Charles Dundas, M.P. ; and has issue — (i) Raymond Peake, 
 Gentleman, b. 1896; (2) Osbert Peake, Gentleman,^. 1897; 
 (3) Harald Peake, Gentleman, b. 1899. Seat — Bawtry Hall, 
 Yorks. 
 
 SiK EDWARD ROBERT PEARCE-EDGCUMB^ 
 Knight Bachelor, J. P. and D.L. co. Dorset, High Sh 
 for the CO. of Cornwall 1896, Doctor of Laws in the U 
 versity of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law, formerly Officii 
 Examiner to the High Court of Justice, County Councillor 
 for Dorset. Born March 13, 1851, being the only son of 
 the late Edward Pearce, Esq., Justice of the Peace f( ~ 
 Dorset, of Somerleigh Court, by his wife, Clara Ji 
 youngest daughter of the Rev. Canon Palmer, of Gn 
 Torrington, in the county of Devon, and took by Royal 
 License the surname of Edgcumbe in addition to iind 
 after that of Pearce. Clidb — Reform. Livery — whit 
 turned up with red, waistcoat white and red stri 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Argent, oh 
 
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 rock a boar statant in front of an oak tree proper, trucied 
 or, two flanches gules on a chief of the last, a cjuatein foil 
 between two fleurs-de-lys of the first. And upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-boar supporting between the 
 legs a javelin erect, proper, and gorged with a collar, 
 therefrom suspended a bugle-horn stringed, both or. 
 Married, firstly, Aug. 9, 1884, Clara Jane Constance, 
 youngest dau. of John Charles Conybeare of St. Leonard's 
 Grange, Ingatestone, in the co. of Essex (she died Sept. 
 n, 1888); secondly, Aug, 6, 1891, Frances, younger 
 
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 dau. of Admiral Fitzgerald Algernon Charles Foley, 
 commonly known as Admiral the Honourable Fitzgerald 
 Algernon Charles Foley of Packham, Fordingbridge ; and 
 has /ssi/e—(i) Edward Humphrey Pearce-Edgcumbe, Sub- 
 Lieut. R.N., d. June 19, 1885 ; (2) John Aubrey Pearce- 
 Edgcumbe, d. Sept. 21, 1886; (3) Oliver Pearce-Edgcumbe, 
 />. May 16, 1892, and Ursula Ulalia. Seai — Sandye Place, 
 Sandy. 
 
 CHARLES PEARCE-SEROCOLD, Gentleman. Born 
 August 28, 1827, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Reverend Edward Serocold Pearce - Serocold 
 of Cherryhinton (who assumed by Royal License, July 30, 
 1842, the additional surname and arms of Serocold), by his 
 first wife Georgiana Elizabeth, daughter of George Smith. 
 Armorial beaxings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, per chevron argent and sable, in chief two fleurs-de-lis 
 azure, and a castle in base or (for Serocold) ; 2 and 3 
 per chevron argent and or, in chief two Cornish choughs 
 proper, in base three roses gules growing out of a mount 
 vert (for Pearce). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a castle or, 
 with a fleur-de-lis issuing from the battlements azure (for 
 Serocold) ; 2. upon a wreatli of the colours, in front of a 
 rose gules, a Cornish chough proper (for Pearce). Married, 
 1859, Marie, daughter of Colonel George St. Leger Gren- 
 fell ; and has Issue — (i) Oswald Pearce-Serocold, Gentle- 
 man, born July 24, 1865 ; (2) Eric Pearce-Serocold, Esquire, 
 Lieutenant King's Royal Rifles, born July 18, 1870; (3) 
 Charles Pearce-Serocold, Gentleman, born 1872 ; (4) Claud 
 Pearce-Serocold, Gentleman, born 1875; Minna; Lucy 
 [married E. Cameron Galton of Shelsley Grange, in the 
 county of Worcester] ; Margaret ; Caroline ; Dorothy ; and 
 Ruth. Residence — Taplow Hill, Maidenhead. 
 
 PEARKES (H. Coll.). Sable, on a fessc wavy argent, 
 between two stag's heads erased in chief and a squirrel 
 sejant in base or, three fleurs-de-lis of the field. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out 
 
 of park pales sable, an oak-tree proper, charged with a 
 squirrel sejant or, gorged with a collar gemel sable between 
 two arrows bendwise also or. Motto^' ' Bene fac. " Livery 
 —Black and white. 
 
 Sons of William Edward Pearkes (only s. of William 
 Andr6 Pearkes, M.R.C.S., and Mary Blanchard, 
 and gds. of Edward Pearkes of the City of London 
 and Sophia Bignon) of Coniston Lodge, Watford, 
 
 Herts, m. Mary Ann, d. of John Bartholomew of the 
 City of London : — 
 
 Walter Pearkes, Gentleman, ^.11 Nov. 1854. 
 
 George Pearkes, Gentleman, b. 7 Aug. 1856; m. 1887, 
 Louisa, eld. d. of John Blair, C.E.; and has issue — (i) George 
 Randolph Pearkes, Gentleman,^. 1888; (2) William Edward 
 Pearkes, Gentleman, b. 1889; and Hilda Winifred. Res. 
 — Forest View, Minstead, Lyndhurst ; 21 King Street, 
 Portman Square, London, W. Club — Royal London Yacht. 
 
 Rev. Frederick Pearkes, Clk. in Holy Orders,^, i March 
 i86i. Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 Rev. William Andr^ Pearkes, Clk. in Holy Orders, M.A. 
 (Oxon.), b. 21 Sept. 1864. Clubs — Junior Constitutional; 
 Union (Oxford). 
 
 JAMES ARCHBOLD PEARS-ARCHBOLI), Gentle- 
 man, formerly of Fenham Hall, Northumberland. Armo- 
 rial beaxings — 
 
 Crests I. on a wreath of the colours, two 
 lions gambs erased, each encircled with a wreath of oak 
 proper, holding an escutcheon argent, charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis azure (for Archbold) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a rock proper, a wyvern vert, gorged with a collar 
 gemel or, supporting with the dexter claw an escutcheon 
 of the same, charged with an estoile gules (for Pears). 
 Motto— " Vi et virtute." 
 
 PEARSE, see KEKR-PEARSE. 
 
 jpear^e 
 
 General GEORGE GODFREY PEARSE, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, Colonel Commandant Royal Horse 
 Artillery. Born January 4, 1827, being the 
 second son of the late George Pearse, Doctor 
 of Medicine, Honorary Physician to Her Majesty the 
 Queen, by his wife Anne Sarah, only daughter of James 
 McCulloch of Strabane ; was created Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1881. Livery— Gveen 
 and gold. Armorial bearings — Vert, a bend nebuly plain 
 cotised or, a canton ermine, thereon a trefoil of the field. Be- 
 low the shield is pendent his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a fern-brake, thereon a pelican in her 
 piety, the wings elevated proper, charged on the breast 
 with a trefoil vert ; with the Motto, " Nihil amanti durum." 
 Married, May 6, 1879, Louisa Hester, youngest dau. of the 
 Rev. John Steward, Vicar of Great Kimble, co. Bucking- 
 ham ; and has had Issue — Godfrey Pearse, Gentleman, b. 
 Oct. 28, 1881 ; and Zoe Dorothy, died February 2, 1894. 
 Postal address — Shanklin, Isle of Wight. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR CHARLES PEARSON, M.A., 
 Magdalene College, Cantab., Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector 
 of Ringsfield, Suffolk, and late Senior Chaplain H.M. 
 Bengal Eccl. Establishment. Born June i. 1846, being 
 the younger son of the late John Pearson, Gentleman, 
 of South Wingfield, co. Derby, and his wife Georgiana 
 Louisa, youngest dau. of Charles Dashwood. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a pile azure, a rose of the first, 
 barbed and seeded proper, between three arrows points 
 downwards or, barbed and flighted argent. Mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's wing sable, sem^e-de-lis or, pierced by 
 an arrow embrued in bend, point upwards, and vulned 
 proper. Motto — " Ne tentes, aut perfice." Married, 
 April 22, 1885, Katherine Ad61e Madeline \d. 1891), dau. 
 of the Rev. Fred. Montagu Arnold, late Rector of Rings- 
 field, CO. Suffolk, and has Issue — Adele Madeline. Postal 
 address — Ringsfield, Beccles, Suffolk. 
 
 The Honourable CHARLES HENRY PEARSON, 
 Master of Arts, of Edowie, Williamsroad, Toorak, Victoria, 
 Minister of Public Instruction. Born in London, Septem- 
 ber 7, 1830, being the fourth son of the Reverend John 
 Norman Pearson of Bower Hall, Bumpstead Steeple, in the 
 county of Essex, Incumbent of Holy Trinity, Tunbridge 
 Wells, by his wife Harriet, daughter of Richard Puller of 
 London. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per 
 fesse dovetail gules and azure, three suns in splendour gold, 
 on a bordure dovetail or, four hurts. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 
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 colours, a dfmi-lion rampant Rwles, charged on t»)e neck 
 with tl»n.f liexanls U-twcen a double gemelle or, in ihe 
 dexter paw a shield azure, charged with a sun in splendour 
 gold; with the Motto, "Sol et scutum Ueus." Married, 
 Tvrcemher 10. 187a, at Gawler. South Australia, Kdith 
 Lucilla. daughter of Philip Butler of Teckford Abbey, in 
 the county of Buckingham ; and has /««^— Kdiih Gertrude 
 Hilda ; tvelyn Mary Muriel ; and Maud Oriel Reada. 
 5m/— Haverhill, near Melrose, South Australia. Fostai 
 atUrtss — Edowie, Williamsroad, Toorak, Victoria. 
 
 EDWARD PEARSON. Gentleman. Bom Nov. la, 
 1836. being the second son of the late Benjamin Pearson, 
 by his wife Charlotte IllizaU-th, fifth dau. of Mark Gibeme 
 of Wansteail, Essex. Armorial bearings— Per fesse dove- 
 tailed gules and azure, three suns in splendour or, on a l)or- 
 dure also dovetailed gold four hurts. Mantling gules and 
 or. Oroft — On a wreath of the colours, a dcmi-hon ram- 
 pant gules, ch.irged on the neck with three bezants between 
 a double gemel or, holding in the dexter forepaw an escut- 
 cheon azure, thereon a sun as in the arms. Motto — "Sol 
 et scutum deus." Married, July 31, 1873, Ellen Clare, 
 dau. of William Miller of Millerneld House, Edinburgh ; 
 and has /.wi/r— Edward William Pearson, Gentleman, b. 
 March la, 1878; and Helen Margaret. 5m/— Wilmslow. 
 Cheshire. 
 
 EDWIN JAMES PEARSON. Esquire, J. P. for co. of 
 Hertford. Bom Feb. 13, 184a, being the eldest son of the 
 late Sir Edwin Pearson, Knight Bachelor, by his wife Hon. 
 Alicia Anne, dau. of Rt. Hon. fourth Viscount LifTord. 
 C/«^— Athenaeum. Armorial bearings— Per fesse dove- 
 
 Hill, Rector of Timsbury. co. Somerset, and IVllow of 
 Balliul Coll., Oxon : and has /««< — Ch.irlottc ktn.s 
 
 tailed gules and azure, three suns in splendour or, on a 
 bordure also dovetailed of the last, four hurts. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant gules, charged on the neck with three bezants, 
 between a double gemelle or, holding in the dexter fore- 
 paw a sun iis in the arms. Motto — " Sol et scutum Deus." 
 Married, Jan. 7, 1868, Emily Margaret, dau. of late Richard 
 Valpy, Esq., J. P., of Champness Tring; and has Issue — 
 Mabel Annie ; and Irene Margaret. Seal — Millfield, Berk- 
 hampstead. 
 
 GEORGE PEARSON, Gentleman. Born Oct. aS, 1835, 
 being the elder son of the late Benjamin Pearson of South- 
 side, Cheshire, by his wife Charlotte Elizabeth, fifth dau. 
 of Mark Giberne of Wanstead, Essex. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per fesse dovetailed gules and azure, three suns in 
 splendour or, on a bordure also dovetailed gold four hurts. 
 MntitHngr gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, charged on the neck with three 
 bezants between a double gemel or, holding in the dexter 
 forepaw an escutcheon azure, thereon a sun as in the arms. 
 Motto — "Sol et scutum Deus." Married, Sept. 25, 1894, 
 Catherine Elizabeth, second dau. of the late Rev. Richard 
 
 Seat — The Tythe House, Knutsford, Cheshire. Club— 
 Reform (Manchester). 
 
 GEORGE PEARSON, Gentleman. Bont January 16, 
 1845, being the eldest son of George Pearson of Brierii-v 
 Ilill, in the county of Stafford, by his wife Mirah, dauglr 
 of George Holcroft of Niederbronn, Alsace, now in t 
 Empire of Germany. C///^— Junior Constitutional. I Avery 
 —Olive green. Armorial bearings— He bears for Anns; 
 
 Or, on a pile azure, between two passion nails in bueof 
 the last a sun in splendour of the field ; and for the Crtst, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, in fixmt 
 of two passion nails in saltire azure, a seax erect prppo]. 
 pommel and hilt or ; with the Motto, " Perduret probitas.' 
 Married, May 20, 1882, Amelia Matilda, daughter of 
 William Farrow of Wells, in the county of Somerset. Poslal 
 arfrfrew- Bannerleigh, Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 HENRY PEARSON, Esquire, J. P. for co. of Derl.y, 
 late Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. 3rd Batt. Derbyshire Regt.. 
 
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 M.A. Magdalene Coll., Camb. Born Oct. 16, 1844, being 
 the eldest son of the late John Pearson, Gentleman, of 
 South Wingfield, co. Derby, by his wife Georgiana Louisa, 
 youngest dau. of Charles Dashwood. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a pile azure, a rose of the first, barbed and 
 seeded proper, between three arrows points downwards or, 
 barbed and flighted argent. Mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle's 
 wing sable, sem6e-de-lis or, pierced by an arrow embrued in 
 bend, point upwards, and vulned proper. Motto — " Ne 
 tentes, aut perfice." Married, Feb. 20, 1895, Charlotte 
 Elizabeth Catherine Amelia, dau. of the late Wm. Spragge, 
 Supt. of Indian Affairs, Ottawa, Canada. Residence — 
 Wingfield House, South Wingfield, co. Derby. 
 
 The Late THOMAS HENRY PEARSON, Esquire, 
 J. P., formerly of " Redcliffe," Newton-in-Makerfield, Lanes. 
 
 Bom , being the son of the late John Pearson of Gol- 
 
 borne Park, Lanes. Armorial bearings Azure, on a pile 
 nebuly or, between in base two suns in splendour, a lion 
 rampant all counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front of a sun rising 
 in splendour proper, a cock's head erased azure, combed 
 and wattled gules, holding in the beak an arrow in bend or. 
 Motto -" Dum spiro spero." 
 
 The Honourable WILLIAM PEARSON of Kilmany 
 Park, Sale, Tanjil County, and of Craigellachie, St. Kilda, 
 both in the Colony of Victoria, Justice of the Peace and 
 Member of the Legislative Council. Born in Scotland, 
 September 20, 1818, being the eldest son of Hugh Pearson, 
 Commander in the Royal Navy, by his wife Helen, 
 daughter of Thomas Littlejohn of Stirling, Scotland. 
 C///fo— Melbourne, Australian (both in Melbourne). Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, two daggers 
 azure, the pommels divided in chief and the points enjoined, 
 piercing a man's heart in base proper, in the honour point a 
 cinquefoil sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a tower proper ; 
 with the Motto, "Rather die than disloyal." Married vX 
 Sale, August 4, 1859, Eliza Laura, daughter of H. I. Travers, 
 formerly of the Honourable East India Company's Service ; 
 and has had Issue — (i) Hugh Pearson, Gentleman, born June 
 i860, died November 1874 ; (2) Henry Travers Pearson, 
 Gentleman, born July 1861, died March 1880; (3) William 
 Pearson, Gentleman [to whom refer] ; (4) John Benward 
 Pearson, Gentleman, born Dec 9, 1866 ; (5) Alexander Buch- 
 anan Pearson, Gentleman, born Sept. 3, 1869 ; Helen ; and 
 Laura Margaret. Postal adds. — Kilmany Park, Sale, Tanji, 
 County ; Craigellachie, East St. Kilda, both in Victoria. 
 
 WILLIAM PEARSON, Gentleman. Bom June 25, 
 1864, being the third but eldest surviving son of the Honour- 
 able William Pearson of Kilmany Park, Sale, Tanjil 
 County, and Craigellachie, St. Kilda, both in the Colony of 
 Victoria, Justice of the Peace and Member of the Legislative 
 Council, by his wife Eliza Laura, daughter of H. I. Travers, 
 formerly of the Honourable East India Company's Service. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, two 
 daggers azure, the pommels divided in chief and the points 
 enjoined, piercing a man's heart in base proper, in the 
 honour point a cinquefoil sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, 
 doubled argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a tower proper ; with the Motto, ' ' Rather die than 
 disloyal." 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM CARTER PEARSON, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Henley, in the county of 
 Suffolk. Born Feb. 11, 1859, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rev. Henry Pearson, Vicar of Henley, by his wife Adelaide 
 Catherine, youngest dau. of the late John Carter, Esq., J. P., 
 D. L. , of Northwold, Norfolk. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, on a pile azure, a rose of the field barbed 
 ind seeded proper, between three arrows points downwards 
 or, barbed and flighted, also argent. Upon the escutcheon 
 s placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 md argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in eagle's wing sable, sem^e-de-lis or, pierced by an arrow 
 n bend, point upwards, and vulned proper ; with the Motto, 
 ' Ne tentes aut perfice." Estate — Property in the Parish of 
 South Wingfield, in the county of Derby. Postal address — 
 Henley Vicarage, Ipswich, Suffolk. 
 
 M Sir ALFRED EDWARD PEASE, Baronet, J. P. and 
 © D.L. N. Riding co. York, M.P. for York city 1885- 
 1892, and for Cleveland 1897-1901, and a Member of the 
 Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London ; ap- 
 pointed May 1903, Resident Magistrate, BaLerton Dis- 
 trict, Transvaal. Born June 29, 1857, being the eldest son 
 of Sir Joseph W. Pease, ist Bart., M.P. , and his wife Mary, 
 dau. of Alfred Fox of Falmouth. Livery — Brown, with 
 black and white striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings — 
 Per fesse azure and gules, a fesse nebuly ermine, between 
 two lambs passant in chief argent and in base, upon a mount 
 proper, a dove rising argent, holding in the beak a pea-stalk, 
 the blossom and pods also proper, and in pretence the arms 
 of Fowler, namely azure, on a chevron cotised between three 
 lions passant guardant or, a hawk's lure between two crosses 
 pat^e of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon the capital of an Ionic 
 column, a dove rising, holding in the beak a pea-stalk as in 
 the arms, all proper. Motto — " Pax et spes." Married, 
 Feb. 10, 1880, Helen Ann Fowler, third dau. of Sir Robert 
 Nicholas Fowler, Bart., and coheir of Sir Thomas Fowler, 
 Bart. ; and has Issue — (i) Edward Pease, Esq., b. Dec. 15, 
 1880 ; {2) Christopher York Pease, Esq, , b. June 24, 1886 ; 
 and Lavender Mary. Seat — Pinchinthorpe House, Guis- 
 brough, Yorks. Club — Brooks's. 
 
 ARTHUR FRANCIS PEASE, Esquire, M.A. Cambs. 
 1890, J. P. for CO. Durham, County Councillor for co. Dur- 
 ham. Born March 11, 1866, being the eldest son of the late 
 Arthur Pease, Esq., M.P. , and his wife Mary Lecky, dau. 
 of Ebenezer Pike of Besborough, Cork. Livery — Brown 
 under livery, and drab overcoat. Armorial bearings — Per 
 fesse azure and gules, a fesse nebuly ermine between two 
 lambs passant in chief argent and in base, upon a mount 
 proper, a dove rising argent, holding in the beak a pea- 
 stalk, the blossom and pods also proper. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon the 
 capital of an Ionic column, a dove rising, holding in the 
 beak a pea-stalk as in the arms, all proper. Motto 
 — " Pax et spes." Married, Oct. i, 1889, Laura Matilda 
 Ethelwyn, dau. of Charles Peter AUix of Swaffham Prior 
 House, Cambridge ; and has /jj««— Richard Arthur Pease, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 18, 1890 ; Mary Ethelwyn ; Dorothy 
 Laura ; and Elizabeth Frances. Seat — Hummersknott, 
 Darlington. 
 
 S FRANCIS RICHARD PEASE, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the East 
 Riding of the county of York. Born May 25, 1848, being 
 
 the third son of the late Joseph Walker Pease, Esquire, 
 of Hesslewood, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant for the East Riding of the county of York, for- 
 merly Member of Parliament for Hull, by his wife Barbara 
 
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 Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Henry Palmer 
 of Withcote Hall, in the county of l^iccster, and brother 
 of the late Sir John I'almcr, seventh Baronet, of Carlton, 
 in the county of Northaniplon. Clubs — Conservative. 
 Yorkshire (York), /.if^/y — Light drab, red waistcoat, 
 black velvet breeches. Armorial bearing*— He bears for 
 Amu : Vert, a chevron between tliroe bucks trippanl or, in 
 the middle chief point a bezant, on a chief per fesse gules 
 and argent, an eagle displayed counterchanged. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle's head erased, holding in the beak a 
 slip of pea-haulm proper; with the Motto, " Confide recte 
 agens." Married, December i88s> Isabel Mary, daughter 
 or Captain William Cole- Hamilton of Beltrim, in the 
 county of Tyrone ; and has Issue — (i) Francis Claud Pease, 
 Gentleman, born November 7, 1886; (?) William Geoffrey 
 Pease, Gentleman, bom January 8, 1888 ; and Isabel Cath- 
 erine. Postal address — Hesslewood, Hull. 
 
 HAROLD ROBINSON PEASE, Gentleman. Bom 
 Dec. 7, 1859, being the second son of the late James Robin- 
 son Pease, M.A., by his wife Louisa Frances, third dau. of 
 the late John Barkworth of Tranby House, near Hull. 
 Armorial bearings -Vert, a chevron between three stags 
 trippant or, in the centre chief point a bezant, on a chief 
 per fesse gules and argent, an eagle displayed counter- 
 changed. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle's head erased argent, holdmg in the 
 beak or, a peascod vert. Motto—" Confide recte agens." 
 
 HOWARD PEASE, Esquire, J. P. Northumberland. 
 F.S. A. , Lord of the Manor of Otterburn. Bom 1863, being 
 the eld. son of the late John William Pease, Esq., D.C.L., 
 J. P., by his wife Helen Maria, dau. of Alfred Fox of Fal- 
 mouth, in CO. Cornwall. Armorial bearings — Per fesse 
 azure and g^ules, a fesse nebuly ermine, between two lambs 
 passant in chief argent, and in base upon a mount prop)er, 
 a dove rising argent, holding in the beak a p>ea-stalk, the 
 blossom and pods also proper. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, upon the 
 capital of an Ionic column a dove rising, holding in the 
 beak a pea-stalk as in the arms all proper. Motto—' ' Pax 
 et spies." Married, 1887, Margaret, dau. of Canon Kynas- 
 ton of Durham ; and has Issue — (i) Valentine John Pease, 
 Gentleman ; (2) Cuthbert Pease, Gentleman ; and Audrey. 
 Seat — Otterburn Tower.Otterburn.R.S.O., Northumberland. 
 
 M JOSEPH ALBERT PEASE, Esquire, M.P., J. P., 
 9 D.L.. C.C. M.A. Bom Jan. 17, i860, being the 
 second son of Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease, Bart., M.P., by 
 his wife Mary, dau. of Alfred Fox of Falmouth. Armorial 
 bearing^ — ^Per fesse azure and gules, a fesse nebuly ermine 
 between two lambs passant in chief argent, and in base, 
 upon a mount proper, a dove rising argent, holding in the 
 beak a f>ea-stalk, the blossom and pods also proper, and <'m- 
 p>aling the arms of Havelock- Allan namely, quarterly i and 
 4, sable, a cross potent quarter-pierced or, charged with 
 four guttes-de-sang, in chief two lions' heads erased of the 
 second, all within a bordure engrailed erminois, a canton 
 ermine (for Allan); 2 and 3, vert, a castle argent between 
 two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a cross crosslet fitch^e in base 
 or (for Havelock). Mantling azure and argent Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, upon the capital of an Ionic column, 
 a dove rising, holding in the beak a pea-stalk as in the arms. 
 Married, Oct. 18, 1886, Ethel, only dau. of the late Lt.- 
 Gen. Sir Henry Havelock-AUan, Bart., V.C, K.C.B., &c. ; 
 and has Issue — Joseph Pease, Esq., b. March 8, 1889; 
 Miriam Blanche ; and Faith Muriel. Residences — Head- 
 lam Hall, Gainford ; 6 Upper Grosvenor Street, London, 
 W. C/k*j— Brooks's, Turf. 
 
 JOSEPH ROBINSON PEASE, Gentleman. Bom 
 Jan. 27, 1873, being the eldest son of the late Henry Joseph 
 Robinson Pease, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Dora 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John Boulderson Barkworth of 
 Raywell, East Yorkshire. Armorial bearil^gs— Vert, a 
 chevron between three stags trippant or, in the centre chief 
 point a bezant, on a chief per fesse gules and argent, an 
 eagle displayed counterchanged. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased 
 argent, holding in the beak or, a peascod vert. Motto — 
 " Confide recte agens." 5*a/— Hesslewood, near Hull. 
 
 PERCIVAL HENRY PEASE, Gentleman. Born Atij;. 
 4, 1857, being the second but eldest surviving son of tlio 
 late Rev. George Clifford, M.A.. Rector of Routli, Hevnr- 
 ley, by his wife Clarissa, youngest dau. of jolm Turner of 
 Gravetye Manor, Sussex. Armorial bearings— Vert, a 
 chevron between three stags trippant or, in the centre chief 
 point a bezant, on a chief per fesse gules and argent, an 
 eagle displayed counterchanged. MantUnfi^ vert and or. 
 Crest- On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head tra'til 
 argent, holding in the beak or, a [>eascod vert. Motto 
 "Confide recte agens." Residence— 
 
 WALTER FELL PEASE, Gentleman. Horn March 
 18, 1874, being the eldest surviving son of the late Henry 
 P'ell Pease, Esq., M. P. for Cleveland Division of the North 
 Riding of the co. of York, 1885, 1886, 1892. J. P. for co. 
 Durham, J. P. and D.L. for the North Riding of the co. of 
 York, Mayor of Darlington, 1874, 1875, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, eldest dau. of John Beaumont Pease of North Lodge, 
 Darlington. Livery — Claret colour coat with stri|3ed waisi 
 coat, light brown overcoats. Armorial bearings— Party 
 p>er fesse azure and gules, a fesse nebuly ermine between 
 two lambs passant in chief argent, and in base, upon a 
 mount projjer, a dove rising argent, holding in the lieak 
 a pea-stalk, the blossom and pod also proper. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the coluurs, 
 upon the capital of an Ionic column, a dove rising holding 
 in the beak a pea-stalk as in the arms, all proper ; with the 
 Motto, "Pax et spes." Estates — Land and Houses in Hrink- 
 burn, Darlington. Postal address — Brinkburn, Darlington. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWIN PEASE, Gentleman, B.A. (Cambs). 
 Bom June 3, 1865, being the eldest son of the late Edwin 
 Lucas Pease, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Radnor, and J. P. co. 
 Durham, by his wife Frances Helen, dau. and coheiress of 
 William Peter Edwardes of Hindwell, co. Radnor. Armo- 
 rial bearing's — Per fesse azure and gules, a fesse nebuly 
 ermine between two lambs passant in chief argent and in 
 base, upon a mount proper, a dove rising proper, and hold- 
 ing in the beak a jDea-stalk, the blossom and pods also 
 proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon the capital of an Ionic column, a dove 
 rising, holding in the beak a pea-stalk as in the arms, all 
 proper. Motto — " Pax et spes." Seats — Mowden, Uar- 
 lington, and Pentre, Cascob, Presteign, co. Radnor. 
 
 PECK. (This family has borne arms for at least 
 generations, as appears from documentary evidences con- 
 tained in the Herald's Visitations and other recorded 
 pedigrees in the College of Arms. The quartering is that 
 of the family of Haselden, which became extinct in or about 
 the fourteenth century). Arms- Quarterly, i and 4, argeni 
 
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 on a chevron engrailed gules, three crosses pat^e of the 
 field (Peck) ; 2 and 3, gules, a cross flory or, on a chief 
 azure, three oval buckles fesseways, tongues to the dexter 
 also or (Haselden). Livery - Buff and red. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Jasper Peck, M. A., and Eliza Coppendale, 
 
 d. of Rev. Jeremiah Awdry, M.A. : — 
 
 Kenrick Peck, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law (Middle 
 
 Temple), b. 4 June 1836 ; m. 23 Oct. 1862, Elizabeh Jane, 
 
 d. of Rev. Thomas Marriott- Lodington of Horsington 
 
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 CO. Somerset, Rector of Stowell ; and has surv. issue — 
 (i) Kenrick Eyton Peck, Gentleman, of Devonport, 
 Solicitor, b. 8 May 1866 ; (2) Jasper Owen Peck, Gentleman, 
 Solicitor, b. 6 Sept. 1871 ; (3) Francis Leslie Peck, Gentle- 
 man, i5. 12 Aug. 1873; and Margery Elizabeth. Kes. — The 
 Old Rectory, Bathampton, nr. Bath ; 25 Great Russell 
 Mansions, Great Russell Street, London. Clubs — Isthmian, 
 M.C.C. , Bath and County (Bath). 
 
 Philip Peck, Gentleman, b. 10 Aug. 1845 ; m. 3 March 
 1881, Margaret Ursula, d. of late Miles Charles Seton ; 
 and has issue — (i) Leonard Jasper Peck, Gentleman, 
 b. 1884; {2) Humphrey Peck, Gentleman, b. 1886; (3) Basil 
 Miles Peck, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; and Ursula Maud. 
 Res.—S\ Randolph Road, Maida Vale, W. 
 
 Awdry Peck, Gentleman, b. 1847; m. ist, Christina 
 Louisa, d. of late John Bate Cardale of Albury, Surrey ; 
 2nd, Emily Grace Ethel, d. of David Henry Owen, 
 Registrar of Court of Probate ; and has surv. issue — 
 (i) Michael Awdry Peck, Gentleman; (2) Richard Awdry 
 Peck, Gentleman ; (3) Geoffrey Awdry Peck, Gentleman ; 
 Christina Naomi ; Norah Cicely ; and Geraldine Ethel. 
 Res. — Bridgnorth. 
 
 PECKHAM (R.L., 1820, H. Coll.). Ermine, a chief 
 quarterly or and gules. Crest — None exemplified. Motto 
 — " Tentanda via est." 
 
 Only surv. son of Charles Peckham Peckham (formerly 
 
 Smith), Esq., J. P., of Nyton, Sussex, b. 1801 ; d. 1873; 
 
 m. 1826, Sybella Jane, d. of Rt. Rev. Robert James 
 
 Carr, D.D., Lord Bishop of Worcester: — 
 
 Rev. Harry |ohn Peckham', Vicar of Nutley, Sussex, 
 
 M.A., b. 1841 ; m. 1876, Edith, d. of Rev. Di vie Robertson, 
 
 Vicar of Henfield, Sussex ; and has surv. issue — (i) Richard 
 
 Harry Peckham, Esq., Capt. R.F.A., b. 1877; (2) Arthur 
 
 Nyton Peckham, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (3) Walter Divie 
 
 Peckham, Gentleman, b. 1883. i?«j.— Nutley Vicarage, 
 
 Uckfield. 
 
 § ALEXANDER PECKOVER, Esquire, Lord-Lieu- 
 tenant and Custos Rotulorum of the county of Cam- 
 bridge, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, of the Linnean 
 Society, and of the Royal Geographical Society, Honorary 
 Doctor of Laws of the University of Cambridge. Born 
 
 Aug. 16, 1830, being the eldest and only surviving son of 
 the late Algernon Peckover, Gentleman, of Sibald's Holme, 
 Wisbech, by his wife Priscilla, daughter of Dykes Alex- 
 ander of Ipswich. Livery — Blue coat, yellow and black 
 striped waistcoat, black trousers. Armorial bearings- 
 
 He bears for Arms : Party per pale gules and sable, a garb 
 or, on a chief nebuly of the last, three lions rampant azure ; 
 and for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 azure, holding in the dexter paw a sprig of oak, leaved, 
 fructed, and slipped proper, and resting the sinister fore- 
 paw on an escutcheon charged with the arms ; with the 
 Motto, " In Christo speravi." Married, April 8, 1858, 
 Eliza, daughter of Joseph Sharpies of Hitchin ; and has 
 Issue — Elizabeth Josephine ; Alexandrina ; and Anna Jane. 
 Estates in several counties. Postal address — Bank House, 
 Wisbecli. Clubs — Royal Society and County (Cambridge). 
 
 ARTHUR E. PEDDER, Gentleman. Born 1841, being 
 the only surviving son of the late Edward Pedder, Esq. , of 
 Ashton Park, Preston, D.L. for Lancashire, by Amelia, dau. 
 of Edward M. Gawne, Esq., of Kentraugh, Isle of Man, 
 Speaker of the House of Keys. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly sable and gules, on a bend 
 between two escallops or, a greyhound courant between two 
 qualrefoils of the second. Mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between two branches 
 of olive proper, as many lions' heads erased at the neck and 
 addorsed erm nois, gorged with one collar gules. Motto — 
 " Je dis la veritd." Married, 1883, Eliza, dau. of the Rev. 
 Griffith Boynton of Barmston Rectory, Lowthorpe, Hull, 
 and sister of Sir Griffith H. Boynton, Bart. ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Francis Alban Newsham Pedder, Gentleman, b. 1884; 
 
 (2) Edward Boynton Pedder, Gentleman, b. Feb. 6, 1889 ; 
 
 (3) Guy Richard Pedder, Gentleman, b. July 7, 1892 ; 
 Evelyn Mary ; and Madeline Mary. Seat — Brandiston 
 Hall, Norwich. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD PEDDER, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the eldest son of the late Col. Charles Denison 
 
 Pedder, J. P. for cos. Derby and Lancaster, formerly Col. 
 39th Regt. of Foot (served at siege of Sebastopol), by his 
 wife Catherine, dau. of William Worthington of Newton 
 Park, Burton-on-Trent. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 sable and gules, on a bend between two escallops or, a 
 greyhound courant between two quatrefoils of the second. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, between two branches of olive proper, as many 
 lions' heads erased at the neck and addorsed erminois, 
 gorged with onecollar gules. Motto — " Je dis la verity." 
 
 HENRY NEWSHAM PEDDER, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for Lanes, late Major Lanes Militia. Born 
 1823, being the fifth son of the late James Pedder, 
 Esq., D.L. , of Ashton Park, co. Lancaster, by Jane, only 
 dau. of R. Newsham Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 sable and gules, on a bend between two escallops or, a grey- 
 hound courant between two quatrefoils of the second. 
 Mantling sable and or , and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 
 the colours, between two branches of olive proper, as many 
 lion's heads erased at the neck and addorsed erminois, 
 gorged with one collar gules. Motto — " Je dis la verity." 
 Mariied, 1862, Stephanie Henrietta, youngest dau. of the 
 late John Henry Tarlton, and widow of Henry Steele. 
 
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 SJAMl-S HENRY WORTMINGTON PEUDER, 
 Ksquirc, Lieut. -Col. 3rd North Lancashire Regiment; 
 senctl ic) S<jiuh Africa (medal and clasps). Horn Feb. 7, 
 i86i, licing the socond st)n of the late Colonel Charles 
 Denison IV-ddor of Kilbourne Hall, co. Derby. J. P. cos. 
 Derby und l^ncaster; served in 39lh Foot in the Crimea 
 (medal and clasp), by his wife Catherine Elizabeth, only 
 duu. of William Worlhington of Newton Park, Burton- 
 on-Trent. I.irttv — Blu«* and silver. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Quarterly sable and gules, on a bend argent between two 
 escallops or, a greyhound courant between two quatrefoils 
 of the second. Blantling sable and argent, (hrest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, between two branches of olive 
 proper, as many lions' heads erased at the neck, addorsed 
 erminois, gorged with one collar gules. Hotto — " Je dis 
 la verit6." Married, Feb. 9, 1898, Eleanora Constance, 
 dau. of the late Major Charles Bassett Lewis of Gwinfe, 
 Carmarthenshire, and Hillside, Cheltenham. Residence — 
 Gwinfe House, Llangadock, Carmarthenshire. Club — 
 Junior United Service. 
 
 JOHN WILSON REDDER, Gentleman. Bom Oct. 4, 
 1852, being the elder son of the late Rev. Wilson Pedder, 
 M.A. Brasenose ColL, Oxford, Vicar of Compton Dando, 
 and of Garstang, by his wife Mary, dau. of John Payne 
 Tudway, Esq., of Wells. Somerset,'M.P., J. P. Armorial 
 beartngB — Quarterly sable and gules, on a bend argent 
 between two escallops or, a greyhound courant between two 
 quatrefoils of the second. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between two branches 
 of olive proper, as many lions' heads erased at the neck and 
 addorsed erminois, gorged with one collar gules. Motto — 
 "Je dis la verity." Married, July 5, 1892, Constance 
 Ethel, fourth dau. of the Rev. T. Coney, M.A., J. P., of 
 Bray wick Grove, Maidenhead; and has Issue — (i) Roland 
 Wilson Pedder, Gentleman, 6. Sept. 16, 1895; (2) John 
 Tudway Pedder, Gentleman, 6. May 12, 1897; (3) Richard 
 Coney Pedder, Gentleman, d. Jan. 19, 1899. Seat — 
 Finsthwaite House, Newby Bridge, Ulveston. Residence 
 — The Vicarage, Garstang, co. Lancaster. 
 
 M ARCHIBALD PEEL, Esquire, formerly Denbigh 
 %Sr Yeomanry, M.A. (Oxon), J. P. and D.L. for cos. Den- 
 bigh and Hertford, M.A. University of Oxford. Bom Jan. 
 23, 1828, being the third son of Rt. Hon. Jonathan Peel, 
 D.C.L., P.C., Lieut.-Gen. in the Army, Surveyor-General 
 of Ordnance 1841-46, Secretary of State for War 1858-59, 
 fornierly M.P. for Norwich and Huntingdon, and his wife 
 Lady Alice Jane Kennedy, youngest dau. of Rt. Hon. the 
 ist Marquess of Ailsa. Livery — Dark blue, yellow striped 
 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings -Argent, three sheaves of 
 •snany arrows proper, banded gules, on a chief azure, a 
 bee volant or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of tlie colours, a demi-lioii rampant argent. coU.ired 
 azure, thereon three l)ezants holding a shuttle or. Motto— 
 " Industria." Married, firstly. May 25, 1857, Mary Ellen, 
 only dau. of Sir William Palmt-r, Bart. ; and by her has 
 Issue — (i) William Frederick Peel, Esq., Capt. 2nd Life 
 Guards, b. March 20, 1861 ; Mary Adela \m. Capt. Fen- 
 wick] ; and Ellen [m. Maj. Graham]. He married secondly, 
 Aug. 15, 1867, Lady Georgiana Adelaide Russell, eldest 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. John, l'2arl Russell, K.G. ; and has further 
 issue— (3) Edward John Russell Peel, Esq., Capt. R.H.A,, 
 b. Aug. 31. 1869; (3) Jonathan John Russell Peel, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. R. Fusiliers, b. Aug. 8, 1872 ; (4) Alfred John 
 Russell Peel, Gentleman, b. ^pt. 16, 1873 ; (5) Fergus 
 Grosvenor John Russell Peel, Gentleman, Lieut. 4th Batt. 
 Bedfordshire Regt., b. Out. 17, 1876 ; Fanny Agatha 
 Louisa [m. Capt. Hubert Butler] ; Ethel Adelaide Geor- 
 giana; and Grace. Seat — Werllea, Broxbourne, Herts. 
 CV«*f— White's, Pratt's. 
 
 S CECIL LENNOX PEEL, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. late 
 Scots Guards. Bom April 18, 1830, being the fourth 
 son of Lawrence Peel, Esq., and his wife Lady Jane Lennox, 
 dau. of 4th Duke of Richmond. Livery mne, and yelk 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Argent three sheaves 
 as many arrows proper, banded gules, on a chief azure, 1 
 bee volant or, impaling the arms of Stapleton-Cotton, namell 
 azure, a chevron between three hanks of cotton argent, 
 chief, jjendent from a ribbon gules, a representation of th 
 medal presented after the battle of Salamanca. Mant 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 demi-lion rampant argent, collared azure, thereon thr 
 bezants holding a shuttle or. Motto — " Industria.1 
 Married, Jan. 3, 1867, Hon. Caroline Susan Mary Stapk 
 ton, elder dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir Wellington Henry Stapk 
 ton-Cotton, Viscount Comberniere; and has Issue — A\\^ 
 Jane Lennox ; and Cecil Hester Lennox {m. , 189 
 cester M. Reed]. Residence — Easthampstead Cott 
 Wokingham, Berks. C/«^j— Guards', Berkshire. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable Sir FREDERICK PEEI 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Ord 
 of Saint Michael and Saint George, a Member of He 
 Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Deputy-Lie 
 tenant for the county of Warwick. Born 1823. being th 
 second son of the late Sir Robert Peel, second Barone 
 by his wife, youngest daughter of General Sir John FloydJ 
 appointed a Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourab' 
 Privy Council, 1867 ; created Knight Commander of th 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Sain 
 George, 1869. Armorial bearings — He bears for Anusj 
 Argent, three sheaves of as many arrows proper, bande 
 gules, on a chief azure, a bee volant or ; the escutcheo 
 being surrounded by the ribbon, and pendent therefron 
 the badge of a Knight Commander of Saint Michael an<| 
 Saint George, and impaling upon a second escutcheo 
 the arms of Pleydell-Bouverie, namely, quarterly i and 
 party f)er fesse or and argent, a double-headed eagU 
 displayed sable, on the breast an escutcheon gules, charge 
 with a bend vair (for Bouverie) ; 2 and 3 argent, a ber 
 gules, gutt6e-d'eau, between two ravens sable, a chid 
 chequy or and of the last (for Pleydell). Upon th 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged 
 with a collar azure, charged with three bezants, and hold- 
 ing between the paws a shuttle or ; with the MottO, 
 "Industria." Married, firstly, 1857, Elizabeth Emily, 
 who died 1865, daughter of John Shelley of Avington 
 House, in the county of Huntingdon ; secondly, 1879, 
 Janet, daughter of the late Philip Pleydell-Bouverie, Es- 
 quire. Residences — Hampton-in-Arden, in the county of 
 Warwick ; 32 Chesham Place, S. W. 
 
 S HERBERT PEEL, Esquire, R.A. Cantab., J.P. and 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1890. Born Aug. 18, 1840, being 
 the eldest son of the late William Peel, Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1843, by his wife Anna Maria, daa of 
 John William Lloyd of South Park, Kent, and Danyrallt, 
 CO. Carmarthen. Livery — Dark blue with silver buttons, 
 and dark blue and white striped waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, three sheaves of as many arrows proper. 
 
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 banded gules, on a chief azure, a bee volant or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 denii-lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar azure, 
 charged with three bezants, holding between the paws a 
 shuttle or. Motto — "Industria." A/arfied, Oct. 22, 1884, 
 Mary Susannah Ainsworth, eldest dau. of the late Capt. 
 William Henry Lee, R.M.L.I., by his wife Mary Anne 
 Lee ; and has /ssite — (i) James Herbert Marmaduke Peel, 
 Gentleman, i>. July 21, 1885 ; (2) Alan Ralph Peel, Gentle- 
 man, i. July 7, 1886 ; (3) Robert Lloyd Peel, Gentleman, 
 6. June II, 1889; (4) Humphrey Lee Peel, Gentleman, 6. 
 Aug. 16, 1893 ; Eileen Annie ; and Adela Vera. Seais — 
 Brynyhys, Ellesniere, Salop ; and Wallington Hall, Down- 
 ham Market, Norfolk. 
 
 SHUGH EDMUND ETHELSTON PEEL, Esquire. 
 J. P. and D.L. cos. Flint and Denbigh. Born 1871, 
 being the eld. son of Edmund Peel, Esq., of Bryn-y-pys, co. 
 Flint, J. P. COS. Denbigh, Salop, Montgomery (High Sheriff 
 1868), and J. P. and D.L. for co. Flint (High Sheriff 1870), 
 by his wife Henrietta Margaret, eld. d. of Sir Hugh Williams, 
 3rd Bart. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 three sheaves of as many arrows proper, banded gules, on 
 a chief azure a bee volant or (for Peel) ; 2 and 3, azure, on 
 a pile between two cross crosslets in base argent, an eagle 
 displayed purpure (for Ethelston) ; and impaling the arms 
 of Rowley-Conwy, namely, quarterly i. and iiii., sable, on a 
 bend cottised argent, a rose between two annulets gules (for 
 Conwy) ; ii. and iii., argent, on a bend cottised gules, three 
 crescents or (for Rowley). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests -1. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 argent, gorged with a collar azure, charged with three 
 bezants holding between the paws a shuttle or (for Peel) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a ram's head couped sable, 
 charged with three cross crosslets or (for Ethelston). 
 Motto — "Industria." Married, 1892, Gwladys, dau. of the 
 late Capt. Conwy Grenville Hercules Rowley-Conwy of 
 Bodrhyddan, co. Flint; and has Issue —Edmund Owen 
 Ethelston Peel, Gentleman, 6. July 13, 1893. Seats — 
 Bryn-y-pys, EUesmere, Salop ; Wellington Hall, Down- 
 ham Market, Norfolk. 
 
 §SiR THEOPHILUS PEEL, Bart., J. P., D.L., and 
 Deputy Chairman of Quarter Sessions for the W. R. 
 of CO. York, High Sheriff 1902-3. Born May 23, 1837, 
 being the third son of the late William Peel, Esq., of 
 Ackworth Park, Pontefiact, J. P. for the W. Riding of co. 
 York, and his wife Lucy, youngest dau. of Joseph Wood- 
 head of Wade House, near Halifax. Armorial bearings 
 — Ermine, a sheaf of three arrows proper, banded azure, 
 between two flaunches of the last, each charged with a bee 
 volant or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion couchant argent, charged on 
 the shoulder with a sheaf of arrows as in the arms, resting 
 its dexter paw on an escutcheon azure, charged with a bee 
 volant. Motto — " Meret qui laborat." Married, ]u\y 23, 
 1S90. Isabella Maria, eldest dau. of Edward Barnes, Esq. , 
 of Windsor, late Capt. 27th (Inniskilling) Regt. Seat— 
 Potterton Hall, Barwick-in-Elmet, Yorks. 
 
 WILLIAM PEEL, Esquire, J. P. Lancashire and West 
 Riding, Yorks. Born Oct. 18, 1844, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Jonathan Peel, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Lancaster and West Riding, co. York, by his second wife 
 Mary, dau. of Rev. John Wilde of Harnage, Salop, Rector 
 of Pontesbury and Perpetual Curate of Albington Hussy. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, three sheaves of as many 
 arrows proper, banded gules, on a chief azure, a bee volant 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a 
 collar azure, charged with three bezants, holding between 
 the paws a shuttle or. Motto — "Industria." Married, 
 Sept. 1876, Meliora Sybella, dau. of Henry Philpotts of St. 
 Clare, Torquay; and has Issue— (\) Robert Peel, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 1881 ; (2) Henry Peel, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 1882 ; (3) Lawrence Peel, Gentleman, b. Sept. 1884 ; (4) 
 William Ralph Peel, Gentleman, b. May 1887 ; Mary Nina ; 
 and Eleanor Georgiana. .S^a/— Knowlmere Manor, Clithe- 
 roe, CO. York. 
 
 S WILLIAM CROUGHTON PEEL, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Cornwall, late Lieut. 3rd Dragoon Guards. Born Oct. 
 18, 1870, being the elder son of William Henry Peel, Esq., 
 J. P. , Capt. 9th Regt , by his wife Hester A. C. , dau. of William 
 
 P. Croughton of Heronden, Kent. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, three sheaves of as many arrows proper, banded 
 gules, on a chief azure, a bee volant or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant argent, gorged with a collar azure, charged with 
 three bezants, holding between the paws a shuttle or. 
 Motto — "Industria." Married, July 26, 1894, Muriel 
 Adeline Brudenell, second dau. of Admiral Sir Algernon 
 Frederick Rous de Horsey, K.C.B., of Melcombe, Cowes, 
 Isle of Wight ; and has Issue— Gex&vd William Ernest Peel, 
 Gentleman, b. May 14, 1895 ; and Violet Muriel. Seat— 
 Trenant Park, Duloe, Cornwall. C/w(5— Cavalry. 
 
 PEEL (H. Coll.). Argent, three sheaves of as many 
 arrows proper, banded gules, on a chief azure, a bee volant 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 
 the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a 
 collar azure, charged with three bezants, holding between 
 the paws a shuttle or. Motto—" Industria." 
 
 Son of John Peel, Esq., of Danyrallt, co. Carmarthen, 
 
 J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1883 for that co.), b. 1822; 
 
 d. 1893 ; 7n. 1843, Charlotte Louisa Frances, d. of 
 
 John William Lloyd of Danyrallt : — 
 Mervyn Lloyd Peel, Gentleman, M.A. , LL.B. (Cantab.), 
 b. 1856 ; m. , Frances Annabella, d. of Ralph Assheton, 
 
 Esq., of Downham Hall, Clitheroe. Seal — Danyrallt, 
 Llangadock, R.S.O., Carmarthenshire. Res. — 22 Wetherby 
 Place, S.W. C/k3— United University. 
 
 PEEL {R.L., 1857, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 argent, three sheaves of as many arrows proper, banded 
 gules, on a chief azure, a bee volant or (Peel); 2 and 3, 
 azure, on a pile between two cross crosslets in base argent, 
 an eagle displayed purpure (Ethelston). Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant argent, gorged with a collar azure, 
 charged with three bezants, holding between the paws a 
 shuttle or (Peel) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a ram's 
 head couped sable, charged with three cross crosslets or 
 (Ethelston). Motto — " Industria." 
 
 Sons of Edmund Peel (formerly Ethelston), Esq., of 
 Brynypys, co. Flint, and Wallington Hall, Norfolk, 
 J. P. cos. Flint, Denbigh, Salop, and Montgomery 
 (High Sheriff 1858), D.L. co. Flint (High Sheriff 
 1870), b. 1826; d. 1903; m. 2nd, 1866, Henrietta 
 Margaret, d. of Sir Hugh Williams, 3rd Bart. : — 
 Hugh Edmund Ethelston Peel, Esq., J.P. and D.L. Flint 
 
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 and Denhighsh. , t. 1871 ; m. 189a, Gwladys Freda, d. of 
 t'apl.C. Rowlcy-Conwy, Esq.,J.P. andD.L. ,of Ek>drhyddan 
 Hall.Flintsh.; and has issue— Kdmund Owen Ethclston Peel, 
 Gentlrntnn. b. 1893. 5^<i/j— Bryn-y-Pys, Khualx>n ; Wal- 
 lington Hall. IXtwnhnm Market. 6V«^j— White's, Junior 
 Carlton, Raleigh. 
 
 Herbert Wicksted Etlielston, Gentleman, b. 
 Ernest Ethclston Peel, Gentleman, b. . Res. 
 
 Res.— 
 
 MAXWELL RICHARD WILLIAM PEERS ADAMS, 
 Gentleman, Member of the Honourable Society of the 
 
 Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law. Born Jan. 15, 1849, being 
 the eldest surviving son of General Henry Augustus Adams, 
 
 by his wife I. Charlotte, daughter of John Andrew RaW 
 of Simon's Town, Cape Colony. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Gules, a heart l)ctwcen three cross 
 crosslets fitch^e or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, a cross crosslct fitch^e or, charged with a 
 bleeding heart gules. HottO — " In cruce salus." MarrieJ, 
 January 3, 1881, Fanny Michell, daughter of William Gay, 
 Her Majesty's Civil Service, of Falmouth and Cheltenham ; 
 and has Issue — Frances Charlotte Gay Peers. Postal 
 address— c/o Henry S. King & Co., 9 Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 Col. EDWARD STRELLEY PEGGE-BURNELL. 
 T.P. for Notts, late Col. Coldstream Guards. Born 1835, 
 being the eldest son of the late Edward Valentine IVggi- 
 Burnell, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , ofWinkburn Hall, by Harriet, 
 second dau. of the late Hugh Parker of Woodthorpe, co. 
 York. C/«* J— Guards', Carlton. Armorial bearings— 
 Quarterly i and 4, per fesse indented or and argent, a lion 
 rampant sable, a bordure gules, charged with eight plates 
 (for Burnell) ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron between three 
 wedges sable (for Pegge). Mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his Crests— I. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb 
 erect and erased sable, in the paw a bunch of violets proper 
 (for Burnell) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, the sun 
 rising in splendour, the rays alternately sable, or, and argent 
 (for Pegge). Motto — "Caritas fructum habet." Seats— 
 Winkburn Hall, Southwell; Beauchief Abbey, Sheffield. 
 
 PEGLER (H. Coll.). Per fesse dancett^ erminois and 
 gules, a pale with three lions rampant, two and one, and 
 as many eagles displayed one and two all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle displayed with two heads erminois, 
 holding in each claw a staff raguly and in either beak a 
 raascle gules. 
 
 Son of William Pegler of The Beeches, Derby, b. 
 d. ; m. : — 
 
 William Pegler, Esq., J. P. Monmouthsh. , b. 18^ 
 
 m. 1883, , d. of James Price of The Rhadyr, U 
 
 Seats — The Cross, Pontypool ; The Mount, Chepstow, 
 
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 GEORGE THOMAS PEIRSE-DUNCOMBE, Esqu 
 formerly Capt. nth Hussars, Lieut, and Capt. Coldstream 
 Guards. Born June 14, 1825, being the second son of the 
 late Slingsby Duncombe, Esquire, Capt. ist Foot Guan" ~ 
 served in the Peninsular War under Sir John M 
 (Peninsular medal and clasp for Corunna), by his 
 Martha, dau. of Henry EIvy ; assumed by Royal Licen 
 1887, the additional name and arms of Peirse. Armo: 
 beaJlngs — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron engrailed gul 
 and argent, three talbots' heads erased counterchanged 
 (for Buncombe) ; 2 and 3 azure, a ducal coronet between 
 three cross crosslets fitchfe or, a cross crosslet for distinction 
 (for Peirse) ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence these arms 
 of Peirse, without the mark of distinction. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal coronet, the hind 
 leg of a horse sable, the shoe argent (for Duncombe) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a cross crosslet fitchde or, 
 surmounted by a mural crown gules, the crown charged 
 for destinction with a cross crosslet (for Peirse). Motto— 
 "Deo regi patriae." Married, July 27, 1853, Arabella 
 Georgiana, only child of Richard William Peirse of North- 
 allerton, CO. York, formerly Capt. 3rd Dragoon Guards; 
 andhas/jj«« — (i) Henry Slingsby Peirse-Duncombe, Gentle- 
 man, b. April 6, 1856; (2) Charles Slingsby Peirse-Duncomhe, 
 Gentleman, b. May 18, 1870; (3) Richard Slingsby Peirse- 
 Duncombe, Gentleman, b. Aug. 25, 1872 ; Arabella Slingsby, 
 d. unm. Jan. 1891 ; Elizabeth .Slingsby ; Edith Slingsby ; 
 Ethel Slingsby, d. young, Oct. 10, 1862 ; Ruth Slingsby 
 \m.. May 5, 1892, Capt. Richard Nigel Gresley, and has 
 issue]; Mildred Slingsby; and Winifred Slingsby. Seat— 
 Winthorpe Hall, Newark. Town residence — 25 Queen's 
 Gate, S.W. 
 
 PELHAM, see ANDERSON-PELH.AM, THURSBY- 
 PELHAM, and YARBOROUGH. 
 
 LEONARD PELLY, Esquire, J. P. for co. Essex. Bom 
 Sept. 19, 1856, being the second surviving son of Percy 
 Leonard Pelly, Esq., J. P. for Surrey, and his wife Eliza 
 Ann, dau. of John Sanderson Rigge, Esq., J. P. for Essex, 
 of Belmont Castle, Grays, Essex. Livery — Light blue, 
 
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 Armorial bearing's — Or, on a bend engrailed azure, between 
 two trefoils slipped proper, three martlets argent ; and im- 
 paling the arms of Leatham, namely, per saltire ermine 
 and or, on a chief engrailed azure, three bezants, each 
 charged with a saltire gules. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— Out of a crown vallery or, charged on the rim with 
 three hurts, an elephant's head. Motto — "Deo ducente 
 nilnocet." Married, Oct. 1880, Elizabeth, dau. of Charles 
 A. Leatham of Gunnergate Hall, Yorkshire ; and has Issue 
 — Eric Percy Leonard Pelly, Gentleman, b. Nov. 26, 1894 ; 
 and Christabel. Estate — Gaston, Bishop Stortford. Postal 
 address — Waltons, Ashdon, Essex. Clubs — Constitu- 
 tional and Bath. 
 
 PEMBERTON, see CHILDE-PEMBERTON. 
 
 H ARTHUR RALPH PEMBERTON, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 © Col. Rifle Brigade, Barrister-at-Law. Born Jan. 6, 
 1857, being the only son of Williams Pemberton, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. , M.A., Barrister-at-Law (who in 1855 as- 
 sumed by Royal Licence the name and arms of Pem- 
 berton in lieu of Hodgson), and Frances Maria Sophia, 
 only child and heir of the late Col. Francis Charles James 
 Pemberton of Trumpington. Armorial bearings — Ar- 
 gent, a chevron between three buckets sable. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 boar's head erased sable. Motto — "Nee temere, nee 
 timide." Clubs — Travellers', Army and Navy. 
 
 BUSICK EDMONDS PEMBERTON, Gentleman. 
 Born May 26, 1851, being the second son of the late Charles 
 Davis Pemberton, by his wife Jane (who died March 18, 
 1888), youngest dau. of Capt. John Blanshard. Armorial 
 bearings— Per pale vert and argent, on a chevron between 
 three buckets as many pallets, each charged with a cross 
 crosslet all counterchanged. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e argent, a dragon's head couped vert, collared 
 and chained of the first. Motto — -" Dum anima spes est." 
 Residence— \i, Sussex Square, W. 
 
 CHARLES SEATON PEMBERTON. Gentleman. 
 Born Dec. 5, 1849, being the eldest son of the late Charles 
 Davis Pemberton, by his wife Jane, youngest dau. of Capt. 
 John Blanshard. Armorial bearings— Per pale vert and 
 
 I argent, on a chevron between three buckets as many pallets, 
 I each charged with across crosslet all counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling vert and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a cross crosslet fitch^e argent, a dragon's head 
 couped vert, collared and chained of the first. Motto — 
 " Dum anima spes est." Residence— "Z^ Queen Gardens, W. 
 
 CYRIL WARNER LEE PEMBERTON, Gentleman. 
 Born June 18, 1852, being the third son of the laie Charles 
 Davis Pemberton, by his wife Jane, youngest dau. of Capt. 
 John Blanshard. Armorial bearings — Per pale vert and 
 
 argent, on a chevron between three buckets as many 
 pallets, each charged with a cross crosslet all counter- 
 changed. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 argent, a dragon's head couped vert, collared and chained 
 of the first. MottO — " Dum anima spes est." Residence — 
 120 Sloane Street, S.W. 
 
 SSiR EDWARD LEIGH PEMBERTON, KC.B., late 
 Major East Kent Yeomanry , J. P. and D. L. forco. Kent, 
 M. P. for East Kent 1868-85. Born May 14, 1823, being the 
 eldest son of the late Edward Leigh Pemberton, Esq., M.P., 
 of Torry Hill, by his wife Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Comp- 
 ton Cox, Esq., a Master in Chancery. Armorial bearings 
 — Ermine, an estoile or, between three buckets sable, hoops 
 and handles of the second ; and impaling the arms of Noel, 
 namely or, fretty gules, a canton ermine. Mantling 
 argent and sable. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dragon's head ermine, erased gules, ducally gorged or, and 
 transfixed by an arrow fesseways proper. Motto — " Ut tibi 
 sic alteri." Married, August 1849, Matilda Catherine 
 Emma, dau. of Rev. Hon. Francis James Noel ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Robert Leigh Pemberton, Esq., J. P., late Lieut. 
 Grenadier Guards, b. Dec. 25, 1852 \m., June 5, 1883, Edith 
 Selina Hay, dau. of Robert Hay Murray; and has issue, 
 Robert Douglas, Gentleman, b. April 27, 1896; Nora; and 
 Elsie]; (2)Wildred Leigh Pemberton, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law, b. June 19, i854[/«., Jan. r, 1891, Alice Augusta, 
 dau. of the late Captain David Holland Erskine ; and has 
 issue, Thomas Edward Jeoffrey Pemberton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1893 ; and Phyllis Beauclerk] ; Mary Beatrice ; and 
 Millicent Mary. Seat — Torry Hill, near Sittingboume. 
 Club — Carlton. 
 
 ERNEST ST. CLAIR PEMBERMON, Esquire, Lt.-Col. 
 Royal Engineers. Born June 3, 1857, being the fifth son of 
 the late Charles Davis Pemberton, by his wife Jane, youngest 
 dau. of Capt. John Blanshard. Armorial bearings— 
 Per pale vert and argent, on a chevron between three 
 buckets as many pallets, each charged with a cross crosslet 
 all connterchanged. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in a front of a cross crosslet 
 fitchfe argent, a dragon's head couped vert, collared and 
 chained of the first. Motto — "Dum anima spes est." 
 Residence — 
 
 HENRYWILLIAMSPEMBERTON.Esq., J.P.,D.L., 
 CO. Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. Born 1819, being 
 the second son of the Rev. Edward Hodgson, by Charlotte 
 his wife, dau. of Francis Pemberton of Trumpington ; by 
 Royal License, dated Oct. 1855, the Queen was pleased to 
 grant to this gentleman and his wife, Francis Maria Sophia, 
 license and authority that they should, in compliance with a 
 proviso contained in the last will of the said Francis Charles 
 James Pemberton, Esq., of Trumpington, take and use the 
 surname and arms of Pemberton only. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a chevron between three buckets sable. Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a boar's head erased sable. MottO^"Audi 
 alteram partem." Married, 1855, Frances Maria Sophia, 
 only child and heir of Francis Charles James Pemberton of 
 Trumpington, and widow of William Huntly Cambell, Esq., 
 Capt. 20th Regt. Seat — Trumpington, near Cambridge. 
 
 HORACE CLAUDE PEMBERTON, Gentleman. 
 Born Jan. 21, i860, being the seventh son of the late 
 Charles Davis Pemberton, by his wife Jane, youngest dau. 
 of Capt. John Blanshard. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 vert and argent, on a chevron between three buckets as 
 many pallets, each charged with a cross crosslet all counter- 
 changed. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a cross crosslet fitch^e argent, a 
 dragon's head couped vert, collared and chained of the 
 first. Motto — " Dum anima spes est." Married,]vXy 22, 
 1893, Maria Jacinta, dau. of Sena Teofilo Sanchez de 
 Bustamant6 ; and has Issue— {\) Horacio Severus Pember- 
 ton, Gentleman, b. Nov. 6, 1898 ; (2) Ernest Roger Pem- 
 berton, Gentleman, b. Nov. 18, 1900; (3) Robert Pember- 
 ton, Gentleman, b. March 23, 1903 ; Maria Jacinta ; and 
 Maria Dora (died an infant, Oct. 13, 1897). Residence — 
 Jujuy, Argentine Republic. 
 
 The Rev. JOSEPH HARDWICK PEMBERTON. 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Born Oct. 5, 1852, being the only 
 
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 ion of the kite Joseph Pemberton, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Amelia Elixabeth, second dau. of John Barnes, Gentleman, 
 /.itvrr— Blue. AimorlAl bearing*— Azure, on a chevron 
 ermine, between in chief two ears of wheat slipped or, and 
 in base a dove rising proper, three griffins' heads erased of 
 the third. Mfcntling azure and argent. Croat- Un a 
 wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of an oak tree eradi- 
 cated and sprouting towards the dexter proper, a griffin 
 passant or, guttle - de - poix. Motto — " Juncti valemus." 
 £s/aUs~Bo*es, Ongar, Essex; Manor of Siapleford Ab- 
 botts, Essex; The Round House, Havering-atte- Bower, 
 Essex. Postal address — The Round House, Havering-atte- 
 Bower, Essex. 
 
 LOFTUS LEIGH PEMBERTON, Gentleman. Re- 
 gistrar of the Supreme Court since 1875. Bom , 
 
 being the fourth son of the late Edward Leigh Pemberton, 
 Esq., M.P., by his wife Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Compton 
 Cox, a Master in Chancery. Armorial bearings — Ermine, 
 an estoile or, between throe buckets sable, hoops and 
 handles of the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head ermine, erased 
 gules, ducally gorged or, and transfixed by an arrow fesse- 
 w.iys proper. Motto— " Ut tibi sic alteri." Residence— 
 99 Rutland Gate, S.W. 
 
 SE.\TON BLANSHARD PEMBERTON, Gentleman. 
 Bom Nov. 17, 1858, being the sixth son of the late Charles 
 Davis Pemberton, by his wife Jane, youngest dau. of Capt. 
 John Blanshard. Armorial bearlnjgTS ~ Per pale vert and 
 argent, on a chevron between three buckets as many 
 pallets, each charged with a cross crosslet all counter- 
 changed. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a cross crosslet fitch^e argent, a 
 dragon's head coufied vert, collared and chained of the 
 first. Motto — "Dum anima spes est." Residenee—-^ 
 Rosary Gardens, South Kensington, W. 
 
 The Reverend THOMAS PERCY PEMBERTON, 
 M. A. , J. P. , late Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Camb. , 
 Canon and Succentor Canonicorum of York Cathedral, late 
 
 Rector of GiUing East, Yorkshire; assumed by Royal 
 Licence, dated Feb. 26, 1900, the surname and arms of 
 Pemberton. Bom Dec. 16, 1832, being the eldest son of 
 the late William Hudson of Ousecliffe, York, Registrar of 
 
 H.M. Court of Probate, York, by his wife Margarctta, dau. 
 of William Moss of Liverpool. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, a chevron between three buckets 
 sable, with hoops and handles or ; a and 3, argent, three 
 dragons' heads erect sable, coupcd and langued gules, and 
 (for distinction) in the centre of the quarters a cross paK'c 
 gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dragon's hi*ad erect sable, cou[x;d and 
 langued gules, and (for distinction) charged with a cross 
 
 fat6eargcnt. Motto— "Nee temere nee timide." Married, 
 une ai, 1870, Patience Frances Sophia, only surviving child 
 and heir of Capt. William Huntley Campbell, by his wife 
 Frances Maria Sophia, only child of Francis Charles 
 
 iames Pemberton of Trumpmgton, co. Cambridge; and 
 as Issue — Francis Percy Campliell Pemberton, Gentleman, 
 b. April 4, 1885 ; and Viola Patience Campbell. Seat— 
 Trumpington Hall, Cambridge. Clubs — Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge, Pall Mall. 
 
 WILLOUGHBY ARTHUR PEMBERTON. Gentle- 
 man. Botn March as, 1862, being the eighth and youngest 
 son of the late Charles Davis Pemberton, by his wife Jane, 
 youngest dau. of Capt. John Blanshard. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per pale vert and argent, on a chevron between 
 three buckets as many pallets, each charged with a cross 
 crosslet all countcrchanged. Mantling vert and ar- 
 gent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 cross crosslet fitch^e argent, a dragon's head couped 
 vert, collared and chained of the first. Motto — "Dum 
 anima spes est." Married, Jan. 14, 1904, Ruth, dau. of 
 Charles Lethbridge, formerly of Chargot, Dunster, Somer- 
 set. Residence — 1 1 Lower Belgrave Street, S. W. Clubs — 
 St. James's and White's. 
 
 MWYKEHAM LEIGH PEMBERTON. Esquire, 
 Maj.-Gen. C.B., J.P., formerly Col. 6oth Rifles. 
 Born Dec. 4, 1833, being the fifth son of the late Edward 
 Leigh Pemberton of Torry Hill, Kent, by his wife Charlotte, 
 dau. of Samuel Conipton Cox, a Master in Chancery. Ar- 
 morial bearlngrs — Ermine, an estoile or, between three 
 buckets sable, hoops and handles of the second. 
 ling sable and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the colou 
 a dragon's head ermine, erased gules, ducally gorged 
 and transfixed by an arrow fesseways proper. Mot' 
 " Ut tibi sic alteri." Married, July 10, 1884, Jessie, da 
 of John Graham of Skelmorlie Castle, N.B. ; and has A* 
 — (i) Darell Wykeham Graham Leigh Pemberton, Gent) 
 man, b. Oct. 29, 1885 ; Evelyn Graham Charlotte Leig' 
 and Hazel Violet Wykeham Leigh. 5m/— Abbot's Leij 
 Sussex. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 PEMBERTON - BARNES (H. Coll.) Quarterly, x 
 and 4, argent, a bear in bend sable between two bendlets 
 azure, on a chief of the last, a rose of the first, barbed 
 and seeded proper, between two estoiles or, a canton ermine 
 for difference (for Barnes) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a chevron 
 ermine, between in chief two ears of wheat slipped or and 
 in base a dove rising proper, three griffins' heads erased 
 of the third (for Pemberton). Mantl£ig sable and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, upon a rock a 
 leopard passant proper, sem6e of estoiles, and charged with 
 a cross crosslet sable for difference (for Barnes) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of an oak-tree eradi- 
 cated and sprouting towards the dexter proper, a griflin 
 passant or, guttte-de-poix. MottO— " Mutare vel timere 
 sperno." 
 
 Sons of , by his wife Anne: — 
 
 W. H. Pemberton- Barnes, Gentleman, b. . Res, — 
 
 Havering-atte-Bower, Essex. 
 
 Ernest Pemberton-Barnes, Gentleman, b. 
 
 PENDARVES (R.L., 1861, H. Coll.). Sable, a falcon 
 rising between three mullets or. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a deini-bear ermine, 
 muzzled, lined, and ringed or. 
 
 Sons of John Wood of Ashfield, Martock, Somerseti 
 b. ; d. 1872 ; m. 1832, Mary Anne, d. of Rcfc 
 Thomas B. Coleman, Rector of Church StrettOB, 
 Salop : — 
 William Cole Pendarves, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Corn- 
 wall (High Sheriff 1880), Deputy Warden of the Stannerics 
 and Barrister-at-Law, b. 1841 ; m. 1893, Alice Louisa, d. 
 of H. R. Farrer of Green Hammerton Hall, Yorks ; and 
 has issue — John Stackhouse Pendarves, Gentleman, l>. 
 
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 Augustus Wood-Acton (q.v.). 
 
 Sir JAMES PENDER, 1st Baronet (Sept. 3, 1897), of 
 Thornby Hall, co. Northampton, and Linlithgow, B.A. 
 London, Lord of the Manor of Thornby, M.P. for Mid- 
 Northants 1895-1900, formerly Lieut. 2Sth Regt. of Foot. 
 Born 1842, being the eldest son of the late Sir John 
 Pender, G. CM. G.. of Middieton Hall, co. Linlithgow, and 
 Eootscray Place, Kent, by his first wife Marion, dau. of 
 James Cearns of Glasgow. Armorial bearings — Gules, on 
 a bend nebuly argent, between a terrestrial globe in chief 
 proper and a fleur-de-lis in base of the second, two lions' 
 heads erased of the first ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, charged 
 on the shoulder with a cross crosslet sable, holding in the 
 de.xter paw a seax proper, pommel and hilt gold, and resting 
 the sinister paw on a globe as in the arms. Motto — " Per- 
 severo." Married, Nov. 7, 1867, Mary Rose, third dau. of 
 Edward John Gregge Hopwood of Hopwood Hall, Hey- 
 wood. Lanes., J. P. and D.L. , for co. Lanes. Seat — 
 Thornby Hall, Northamptonshire. Town residence — 2 
 Mount Street, W. Clubs — Carlton, Naval and Military, 
 Turf. 
 
 Sir JOHN DENISON DENISON - PENDER, 
 K.C.M.G., of Erines, Tarbert, Loch Fyne, N.B. By 
 Royal Licence, dated May 8, -1890, he and his issue were 
 authorised to take the surname of Denison in addition to 
 and before that of Pender, and bear the arms of Denison 
 quarterly with their own. Born Oct. 10, 1855, being the 
 third but second surviving son of the late Sir John Pender, 
 G.C.M.G., of Middieton Hall, co. Linlithgow, and Foots- 
 cray Place, Kent, by his second wife Emma, only surviving 
 child and heir of Henry Denison of Daybrook, parish of 
 Arnold, Notts. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 gules, on a bend nebuly argent, between a terrestrial globe 
 in chief proper and a fleur-de-lis in base of the second, two 
 lions' heads erased of the first (for Pender) ; 2 and 3, the 
 arms of Denison. Mantling gules and argent. Crests^ 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, charged on 
 the shoulder with a cross crosslet sable, holding in the 
 dexter paw a seax proper, pommel and hilt gold, and resting 
 the sinister on a globe as in the arms ; 2. the crest of 
 Denison. Motto — "Persevero." Married, Aug. 2,1879, 
 Beatrice Catherine, dau. of the late Cuthbert Ellison, Esq., 
 J. P.; and has Issue— [i] John Cuthbert Denison-Pender, 
 Esq., b. May it, 1882 ; (2) Henry Denison Denison-Pender, 
 Gentleman, b. April 2, 1884. Seat — Erines, Tarbert, Loch- 
 fyne, N.B. Town residence — 6 Grosvenor Crescent, S.'W. 
 
 PENBRUGE, quartered by CORBET and SLAUGH- 
 TER. 
 
 PENFOLD, quartered by WYATT. 
 
 HAROLD PENFOLD, Gentleman. Born Nov. 15, 
 1850, being the fourth son of the late Oliver Penfold of the 
 Parish of St. Clement Danes, co. Middlesex, by his wife 
 Frances Helen, dau. of M'illiam Johnson of Hackney. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron or, surmounted by 
 another couped sable, between three wood-pigeons proper, 
 each charged on the breast with a pellet. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of park 
 pales alternately argent and sable, charged with three escal- 
 lops in fesse or, a pine tree fructed proper. Motto — " Pende 
 valde." Married, Oct. 29, 1881, Mary Louisa, eldest dau. 
 of Thomas Walker of Papcastle, co. Cumberland. Resi- 
 dence — Chiswick, Middlesex. 
 
 HUGH PENFOLD, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Sussex, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Cambridge. Born 1834, being the eldest son of the late 
 Edward Gieenfield Penfold, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant, 
 of Rustington, formerly Captain Sussex Militia, by his wife 
 Sarah, eldest daughter and co-heir of the late Charles Mar- 
 shall of Steyning, in the county of Sussex. Club — Oxford 
 and Cambridge. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Azure, a chevron or, surmounted by another couped sable, 
 between three wood-pigeons proper, each charged on the 
 breast with a pellet. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, out of park 
 pales alternately argent and sable, charged with three 
 escallops in fesse or, a pine-tree fructed proper. Estate and 
 postal address — Rustington, Worthing. 
 
 SMARCHANT PENFOLD, Esquire, Port Captain of 
 Cape Town, J. P., Royal Naval Reserve. Born May 
 II, 1840, being the oldest son of the late Oliver Penfold of 
 the Parish of St. Clement Danes, co. Middlesex, by his wife 
 Frances Helen, dau. of William Johnson of Hackney. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, a chevron or, surmounted by 
 another couped sable, between three wood-pigeons proper, 
 each charged on the breast with a pellet. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of park 
 pales alternately argent and sable, charged with three 
 escallops in fesse or, a pine tree fructed proper. Motto — 
 "Pende valde." Married, Feb. 28, 1873, Mary Browne, 
 dau. of Hubert and Caroline Mason of Exeter ; and has 
 Issue. Residence — Cape Town, South Africa. 
 
 OLIVER PENFOLD, Esquire, J.P., M.R.C.S.E. Born 
 July 15, 1844, being the second son of the late Oliver Pen- 
 fold of the Parish of St. Clement Danes, co. Middlesex, 
 by his wife Frances Helen, dau. of William Johnson of 
 Hackney. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron or, sur- 
 mounted by another couped sable, between three wood- 
 pigeons proper, each charged with a pellet. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of 
 park pales alternately argent and sable, charged with three 
 escallops in fesse or, a pine tree fructed proper. Motto — 
 "Pende valde." Married, Feb. 3, 1885, Mary Louisa, 
 dau. of Alexander Bayne of Sandhurst, formerly of Kirk- 
 liston, near Glasgow, N.B. ; and has Issue — Harold Lash- 
 mar Penfold, Gentleman, b. Dec. 20, 1885 ; and Dorothy 
 Mary Helen. Residence — 'View Place, Bendigo, 'Victoria. 
 
 ROBERT PENFOLD, Esquire, formerly Captain 15th 
 Hussars. Born October i, 1835, being the second son of 
 the late Edward Greenfield Penfold, Esquire, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, Capt. Sussex Militia, by his wife Sarah, eldest 
 daughter and co-heir of Charles Marshall. Club — Junior 
 United Service. Armorial bearing^ — He bears for Arms : 
 Azure, a chevron or, surmounted by another couped sable, 
 between three wood-pigeons proper, each charged on the 
 breast with a pellet. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, out of 
 park pales alternately argent and sable, charged with three 
 escallops in fesse or, a pine-tree fructed jiroper. Estate 
 and postal address — Roundwyck, Petworth, Sussex. 
 
 WILLIAM PENFOLD, Gentleman. Born Dec. 2, 1848, 
 being the third son of the late Oliver Penfold of the Parish 
 of St. Clement Danes, co. Middlesex, by his wife Frances 
 Helen, dau. of William Johnson of Hackney. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a chevron or, surmounted by another 
 couped sable, between three wood-pigeons proper, each 
 charged on the breast with a pellet. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of park pales 
 alternately argent and sable, charged with three escallops 
 in fesse or, a pine tree proper. Motto — "Pende vaide." 
 Married, Dec. 25, 1875, Clarissa Sophia, only dau. of 
 Stephen Blunden of Polling, co. Sussex ; and has Issue. 
 Residence — YJm^^ViX^ , co. Middlesex. 
 
 PENFOLD (H. Coll.). Paly of six sable and ermine, 
 three pens fessewise in pale or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, 
 holding in the dexter forepaw a pen in bend sinister or, 
 in front of park pales of the last. MottO— " Mightier than 
 the sword." 
 
 Sons of : — 
 
 Rev. William Thomas Penfold, Clk. in H. Orders, 
 b. . Res. — Melrose Cottage, Eastbourne. 
 
 John Penfold, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. . Res. — 
 Doughty Street, St. Pancras, W. 
 
 The Late JOHN PENN, Gentleman, M.P. for Lewis- 
 ham. Bom 1848, being the eldest son of the late John Penn, 
 Esq., F. R.S. , of The Cedars, Lee, Kent, by his wife Ellen, 
 dau. of W. English. Armorial bearings— Per pale azure 
 and gules, a cross pat^e erminois between five fleurs-de-lis, 
 three in chief and two in base or. Mantling azure and or. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
1074 
 
 Ipen 
 
 Pen 
 
 OrMt -On a wreath of the colours, issuant from clouds, a 
 dexter arm embowvd holding a smith's hammer hU proper. 
 MoUo -" Noa sine labor." /i!ttiti*Hce—aa Culion House 
 Terrace. &W. 
 
 PENNEFATHER. quartered by MOORE. 
 
 ALFRED RICHARD PENNEFATHER. Esquire. C.B. 
 (Civil 1895). Horn March to, 1845, lieing the elder son of 
 John IVnnefather, Gentleman (second son of the Rt. Hon. 
 Richard Pennefather, IWon of Court of I-lxchequer), by 
 his wife Elizal>cth Jemima, dau. of Edward de Moleyns. 
 Els<|., commonly known as the Hon. Edward de Moleyns. 
 Livtry — Blue, yellow trimmings. Annorial bearings — 
 Per fesse or and gules, a bend ermine. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion sejant argent, the dexter paw resting 
 on an oval shield of the arms. MottO — " I abide my time. 
 Married, May 9. 1867, Thomasina C. Savory. Postal ad- 
 dress — Little Waltham Hall, near Chelmsford. Clubs — 
 Union, Royal St. George's Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 Captain CHARLES EDWARD DE FONBLANQUE 
 PENNEFATHER. Governor of the Island of St. Helena. 
 Bom June 23, 1848, being the elder son of the late Kingsmill 
 Pennefather, Esquire, Major Limerick Militia, by his second 
 wife Jane Catherine Patrica, eldest daughter of Thomas de 
 Grenier de Fonblanque, Knight of the Hanoverian Guelphic 
 Order, formerly Her Majesty's Consul-General and Charge 
 d'Affaires in Servia (and granddaughter of Sir Jonah 
 Barrington, Knight Bachelor, Judge of the Admiralty 
 in Ireland). Livery — Drab coat, red plush breeches, and 
 brass buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Per fesse or and gules, a bend ermine. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling g^les and or ; and for his Crest, up)on a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion sejant argent, sustaining an oval 
 shield of the arms ; with the Mottoes, " I abyde my 
 tyme." and " Vivite fortes." 
 
 DE FONBLANQUE PENNEFATHER, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1856, being the younger son of the late Major Kings- 
 mill Pennefather, Esquire, by his second wife Jane Cathe- 
 rine Patrica, eldest daughter of lliomas de Grenier de 
 
 Fonblanque, Knight of the Hanoverian Guelphic Order, 
 formerly Her Majesty's Consul-General and Charge 
 d'Affaires in Servia (and granddaughter of Sir Jonah 
 
 Barrington, Knight Bachelor, Judge of the Admiralty in 
 Ireland). Ait/^ry— Drab coat, red plush breeches, and brass 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— He liears for Arms: Per 
 fesse or and gules, a Ix-nd ermine. Ujxm the escuiclicon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion sejant argent, sustaining an oval shield of 
 the arms; with the Mottoes, "I abvde my tyme," and 
 "Vivite fortes." Married, April 28, 1886, Madeleine, 
 daughter of Sir Rolwrt Prescott Stewart, Knight B:\<:helor, 
 Residence — Calveley Hall, TarpKjrley, Cheshire. 
 
 Captain WILLIAM VAUGHTON PENNEFA- 
 THER. Born January 14, 1862, being the elder son of 
 the late Richard Pennelather, Esquire, of Lakefield, Justice 
 of the Peace, by his wife Emma Elizal>cih, daughter of 
 Robert Darsvin Vaughton of Ashfurlong House, in the 
 county of Warwick. Livery — Dr.ab coat, red plush 
 breeches, and brass buttons. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Per fesse or and gules, a bend ermine. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet l)efitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant argent, sus- 
 taining an oval shield of the arms ; with the Mottoes, 
 "I abyde my tyme," and "Vivite fortes." Estate and 
 postal address — Lakefield, Tipperary. 
 
 PENNEFATHER (U.O.). Per fesse or and gules, a 
 bend ermine. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On 
 wreath of the colours, a lion sejant argent supporting ai 
 oval shield of the arms. Mottoes — " I abyde my tyme," 
 "Vivite fortes." Livery — Drab coat, red plush breeches, 
 brass buttons. 
 
 Sons of Edward Pennefather, Esq., of Rathsallaghj 
 Q.C., J.P., D.L., *. 1809; d. 1895; m. 1841, Harrii- 
 d. of Richard Hall of Copped Hall, Totterid, 
 Herts :— 
 
 Capt. Charles Edward Pennefather, late 4th Queen's 
 Own Hussars, J. P. co. Wicklow (High Sheriff 1890), b, 
 1849. Seat — Rathsallagh, Colbinstown, co. Wicklow. 
 
 Frederick William Pennefather, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 at-Law, b. 1852. Res. — 
 
 Son of Rev. William Pennefather, Rector of Callai 
 CO. Kilkenny, b. 181 1 ; d. ; m. 1846, Anne, 
 and coh. of Gen. Hon. John Brodrick :• — 
 Edward Graham Pennefather, Esq., Lt.-Col. Inniskilling 
 Dragoons, b. 1850. Res. — 
 
 Son of Richard Theodore Pennefather, Esq., Auditor 
 Gen. of Ceylon, b. ; d. 1865; m. 1851, Ariana 
 Margaretta, d. of Col. Shore: — 
 Richard Pennefather, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 PENNYMAN (R.L., 1852, H. Coll.; arms originally 
 confirmed and crest granted by Segar, Norroy, i May 1599). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, gules, a chevron ermine between three 
 broken sf)ears or, headed argent (Pennyman) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a chief gules (Worsley, temp. Henry VI.). Ma.Tit11llg 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a mural crown gules, a lion's 
 head erased or, pierced through the neck with a broken 
 spear in bend also or, head towards the sinister argent 
 Motto — " Fortiter et fideliter." 
 
 Sons of James Stovin Pennyman, Esq., of Ormesby 
 Hall, Yorks., J. P., b. 1830; d. 1896; m. 1855, Mary 
 Mackenzie, d. and coh. of William Joseph Coltman, 
 of Naburn Hall, Yorks. : — 
 
 James Worsley Pennyman, Esq., J. P. and D.L. North 
 Rdg. Yorks., Barrister-at-Law, b. 1856; m. 1882, Dora 
 Maria, d. of H. F. Beaumont, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Whitley 
 Beaumont, Huddersfield ; and has issue — (i) James Beau- 
 mont Worsley Pennyman, Gentleman, ^. 1883; (2) Thomas 
 Henry Pennyman, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; and Mary Dorothy, 
 Seat — Ormesby Hall, Ormesby, R.S.O. , Yorks. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Yorshire (York). 
 
 Col. Alfred Worsley Pennyman, late 25th Regt. K.O. 
 Scottish Borderers, b. 1858. Res. — The Barracks, Berwick, 
 
 Rev. William Geoffrey Pennyman, b. 1870. Res. — The 
 Vicarage, Bishopthorpe, Yorks. 
 
 Sir GEORGE DEVONSHER PENROSE, Knight 
 Bachelor, J. P. for, and late Alderman of, Cork (Mayor 
 1876), High Sheriff of Cork 1884. Born 1822, being the 
 youngest son of the late William Penrose, merchant, of 
 Cork, and was dubbed Knight Bachelor 1876. Clubs — 
 City (Cork). Armorial bearings — Per bend or and argent, 
 
 is the MUitary Cockade. 
 
Pen 
 
 Pep 
 
 1075 
 
 on a bend azure, between three roses gules, barbed and seeded 
 vert, a civic crown of the first. Mantling azure and or ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's head 
 erased or, gorged with a chaplet of red roses and crowned 
 with a civic wreath, both proper. Motto — " Rosa sine 
 spina." Married, first, 1850, Mary, eldest dau. of Keiran 
 MoUoy of Banagher ; second, 1887, Mary Gertrude, dau. of 
 the late Jeremiah Dunne, Esq., J. P. Seats — Bachelor's 
 Quay, Cork ; Banagher, King's Co. 
 
 PENTON late of Chalfont Park, Bucks (H. Coll.). 
 Per chevron gules and or, two chevronels counterchanged 
 between in chief two towers argent, and in base a lion 
 
 rampant double-queued azure. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion couchant guardant 
 double-queued azure, bezant^e, collared or, and resting the 
 dexter paw on a tower as in the arms. Motto — ""Tutus 
 his virtute tutior." 
 
 Son of Henry Penton, Esq., of Pentonville, J. P. and 
 
 D.L. Middx., J.P. Sussex, Col. 3rd Roy. Middx. Mil, 
 
 b. 1817 ; d. 1882 ; m. 1839, Eliza Maria, d. of Major 
 
 Henry Langley of Brittas Castle, co. Tipperary late 2nd 
 
 Life Guards : — 
 
 Frederick Thomas Penton, Esq., J.P. cos. Middx., Bucks, 
 
 and London, D.L. Middx., late Capt. 4th Dragoon 
 
 Guards, Hon. Col. 21st Middx. R.V. , M.P. for Central 
 
 Finsbury 1886-92 (High Sheriff Bucks 1886-7), f>- 1851 ; 
 
 m. 1883, Caroline Helen Mary, eld. d. of Alexander John 
 
 Robert Stewart, Esq., of Ards, co. Donegal, by Lady Isabel 
 
 Rebecca Toler, d. of 2nd Earl of Norbury ; and has issue — 
 
 (i) Henry Alexander Penton, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (2) 
 
 Cyril Frederick Penton, Gentleman, b. 1886; Kathleen 
 
 Winifred; and Dorothy Grace. Res. — Goring Hall, nr. 
 
 Worthing, Sussex. Clubs — Travellers', Carlton, Army and 
 
 Navy, Wellington. 
 
 Sons of Major Thomas Penton, late 8th Hussars, b. 
 1818; d. 1868 ; m. 1840, Caroline Ratcliffe :— 
 
 Sons of Major-Gen. John Penton : — 
 Lt.-Col. Richard Hugh Penton, D.S.O., L.R.C.P., 
 M.R.C.S., has 3rd class Medjidieh, b. 1863; m. 1902, 
 Kathleen Rosa, d. of Lt.-Col. R. S. Green of Dedham, 
 Essex. Address — War Office, Cairo. 
 
 ANTHONY FRANCIS PENYSTON, Gentleman; 
 assumed the name of Penyston by Royal Licence 1893, in 
 lieu of his patronymic Partridge. Born Feb. 22, 1879, being 
 the eldest son of the late Anthony William Penyston, Esq., 
 Capt. Prince of Wales' Own Norfolk Artillery Militia, 
 by his wife Isabella Emma, dau. of Lieut.-Col. William 
 Tyrwhitt Drake. Armorial bearings — Argent, three 
 Cornish choughs proper, and for distinction in the centre 
 
 chief point a cross crosslet sable. Mantling gfules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a gryphon 
 statant sable, charged for distinction with a cross crosslet 
 or. Motto— "Virtus in victavigit." Seat — CornwL'll Manor, 
 Chipping Norton. Club — Conservative. 
 
 JOHN FRANCIS PENYSTON, Esq., of Cornwell 
 Manor, co. Oxford, J.P. Born May 29, 1827, being the 
 son of the late Rev. John Anthony Partridge, Rector of 
 Malpas, CO. Chester, by his wife Louisa Isabella, youngest 
 dau. of Thomas Tyrwhitt Drake of Shardilces, Bucks ; 
 assumed the name of Penyston by Royal License in 1873, 
 in lieu of his patronymic, Partridge. Club — Conservative. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three Cornish choughs proper, 
 and for distinction, in the centre chief point, a cross crosslet 
 gules. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a gryphon statant sable, charged for 
 distinction with a cross crosslet argent. Motto—" Virtus 
 invicta vigit." Married, July 20, 1858, Catherine Mary, 
 dau. of the Rev. Thomas John Blofeld of Hoveton House, 
 Norfolk. Seat — Cornwell Manor, Chipping Norton. 
 
 PEPDIE, quartered by HOME and HEPWORTH- 
 SCOTT. 
 
 PEPLOE, see WEBB-PEPLOE. 
 
 § DANIEL HENRY THEOPHILUS PEPLOE, 
 Esquire, J.P. and D.L. for co. Hereford. Born 
 April 24, 1861, being the eldest son of the late Daniel 
 Peploe, Esq., B.A. , J.P. and D.L. , Major 4th Dragoon 
 Guards, M.P. for co. Hereford, by his wife Eliza Debon- 
 naire Theophila, youngest dau. of Sir Thomas Theophilus 
 Metcalfe, 4th Bart., of Fern Hill. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, azure, on a chevron embattled counter- 
 embattled argent, between three bugle-horns stringed or, 
 a mitre with labels of the field , on a canton ermine a crosier 
 or, and a sword in saltire gules, the former surmounted by 
 the latter (for Peploe) ; 2 and 3, or, a cross paly sable and 
 azure, in the first and fourth quarters an eagle displayed 
 of the second (for Webb). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests— I. a ducal coronet or, issuant therefrom a rein- 
 deer's head gules, attired or, charged on the neck with a 
 human eye shedding drops of tears proper (for Peploe) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed sable, 
 sem^e de fleurs-de-lis or, in the mouth a trefoil vert (for 
 Webb). Married, Dec. 11, 1890, Sydney Katherine, eldest 
 dau. of Spencer Chapman of 84 Eccleston Square ; and 
 has Issue~(i) Daniel Spencer Peploe, Gentleman, b. Oct. 3, 
 1891 ; and (2) Keith Peploe, Gentleman, b. July 26, 1893. 
 Seat — Garnstone Castle, Weobley, Hereford. Clubs^ 
 Bachelors', Carlton. 
 
 FITZGERALD CORNEWALL PEPLOE, Gentleman. 
 Born Sept. 5, 1862, being the second son of the late Daniel 
 Peploe Peploe, Esq., B.A., J.P. and D.L., Major 4th 
 Dragoon Guards, M.P. for co. Hereford 1874-80, by his 
 wife Eliza Debonnaire Theophila, youngest dau. of Sir 
 Thomas Theophilus Metcalfe, 4th Bart., of Fern Hill. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, on a chevron 
 embattled counter-embattled argent, between three bugle- 
 horns stringed or, a mitre with labels of the field, on a 
 canton ermine, a crosier or, and a sword in saltire gules, 
 the former surmounted by the latter (for Peploe) ; 2 and 3, 
 or, a cross paly sable and azure, in the first and fourth 
 quarters an eagle displayed of the second (for Webb). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. a ducal coronet 
 or, issuant therefrom a reindeer's head gules, attired or, 
 charged on the neck with a human eye shedding drops of 
 tears proper (for Peploe) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle displayed sable, sem^e de fleurs-de-lis or, in the mouth 
 a trefoil vert (for Webb). Residence — 
 
 S CHARLES PEPPER, Esq., M.A. of Trin. Coll.) 
 Cambridge, J.P. and D.L. for co. Meath (High Sheriff 
 1887), and (Hon.) Col. of sth Batt. Leinster (Royal Meath) 
 Regt. Born 1845, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 late Col. Charles Pepper, by Matilda Mary, dau. of Arthur 
 St. George, Esq. , and Lady Harriet St. George ; s. his 
 brother in 1848. C/a*— Carlton. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, on a chevron argent, between three demi-lions 
 rampant or, as many grains of pepper proper, and in 
 chief a trefoil slipped of the second. Majitling gules and 
 or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 k^ 
 
1076 
 
 pep 
 
 Pet 
 
 demi-lion rampant or. MottO— "Semper erectus." Seat 
 — Ballygarth Castle, Julianstown, Drogheda. 
 
 PEPPER (H. Coll.). Gules, in chief two demi-lions 
 rampant or. and in hose a sickle erect proper. M a n t lin g 
 gules and or. CTMt— On a wreath of the colours, n stag 
 
 trippant proper, collared sable, charged on the Moulder 
 with a rose argent, and resting the dexter forefoot on a 
 sickle as in the arms. Motto — " Semper erectus. " Livery 
 — Brown. 
 
 Only son of William Pepper of Newton Green Hall, 
 
 Potternewton, Leeds, co. York. , b. 1822 ; d. 1895 ; m. 
 
 1852 :— 
 
 William Frederick Pepper, Esq., J. P. co. Oxford and 
 
 W.R. Yorks., b. 1853; m. 1882, Harriette Helen, d. of 
 
 Thomas Lawson of Leeds; and has issue— (i) Wilfred 
 
 Pepper, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; (2) Cedric William Pepper, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1895 ; and Elsie. Seat — Shipton Court, 
 
 Sh i pton-under- Wy ch wood , Ox fordshire. 
 
 PERCEVAL, quartered by GRAVES, 
 
 PERCEVAL, see EGMONT, 
 
 Sir WEvSTBY brook PERCEVAL, K.C.M.G. (1894), 
 Barrister-at-Law (Middle Temple); Member for Christ- 
 church, N.Z., in House of Representatives 1887-91 ; Chair- 
 man of Committees, House of Representatives, N.Z., 1891 ; 
 Agent-General for New Zealand 1891-96; Agent-General 
 for Tasmania since 1896; Member of Royal Commission 
 for Chicago Exhibition; Member of Royal Commission 
 for Paris Exhibition 1900 ; Representative for New Zealand 
 and Tasmania in Governing Body of Imperial Institute. 
 Bom May 11, 1854, being the only son of the late Westby 
 Hawkshaw Perceval, late of Knightsbrook, in the co. of 
 Meath, Ireland, by his wife Sarah Brook Bailey, youngest 
 dau. of John Bailey of Little Oakley, in the co. of Essex, 
 M.D. Clubs — City of London, St George's. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable a horse passant argent, 
 the fore-leg attached to the hind-leg on the near side by a 
 fetterlock gules (Perceval) ; 2. sable, a chevron ermme 
 between three mullets argent (Perceval) ; 3. argent, a 
 chevron gules, on a canton of the last, a spur, leathered, 
 rowel downwards or. Crest — A horse as in the arms. 
 Motto — "Per se valens." Married, May 11, 1880, Jessie 
 
 M.iry, youngest dau. of Hon. John Johnson, M.L.C.of 
 
 Willington, New Zealand; and has /ww# — (i) Francis 
 
 Weslby Perceval, Esq., J. P., *. Jan. 21, 1882 ; (a) Alan John 
 
 Westby 
 
 Peter 
 
 Mary . 
 
 dresses— 5 Victoria Street, London, S.W. ; St. Ikindons, 
 
 Wimbledon, Surrey. 
 
 Dy rercevai, i!.sq., j. r., p. jan. ai, looa ; ^3J man jonn 
 
 by Pcrcev.1l, Esq.,*. Jan. 18, 1884; (3) Christopher 
 
 Weslby Perceval, Esq., b. June 11, 1890; Eileen 
 
 Josephme ; and Mary Margaret Agnes. Postal ad- 
 
 PERCEVAL (U.O.). Argent, on a chief indented yules, 
 three crosses pat^ of the held. Majitling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a thistle 
 erect, leaved proper. Mottoes (over the crest) —" Yvcry," 
 (under the arms) "Sub cruce Candida." 
 
 Sons of Philip Perceval, Esq., D.L., *. 1813; d. 1897; 
 
 m. ist, 1843, Frederica Penelope (d. 1861), d. of Col. 
 
 Hugh Duncan Baillie of Red Castle, N.B. ; and, 1868. 
 
 Hon. Ernestine Wellington Sydney, d. of ist Lord de 
 
 Lisle and Dudley : — 
 Hugh Spencer Dudley Perceval, Gentleman, 6. 1856. 
 lies.— 
 
 Philip Perceval, Gentleman, b. 1868; m. 1892, Silvia, d. 
 of John Postee Haseltine of Walhampton, Lyminglon. 
 
 Son of Alexander Perceval of Temple House, J. P. and 
 
 D.L. CO. Sligo (High Sheriff 1882), *. 1859; d. 1887; 
 
 m. 1881, Charlotte Jane, d. of Charles Willitim O'Hara 
 
 of Annaghmore : — 
 Alexander Ascelin Charles Philip Spencer Perceval^i 
 Gentleman, b. 1885. Seat — Temple House, Ballymote, co.f 
 Sligo. 
 
 M ROBERT PERCEVAL-MAXWELL, Esq., J. P. for 
 ® Waterford (High Sheriff 1864). J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 Down (High Sheriff 1841), was Major R.N. Down Rifles, 
 B.A. (Oxon.). Bom June 24, 1813, being the eldest son of 
 the Rev. William Perceval, by Anne, eldest dau. of the late, 
 
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 John Waring Maxwell of Finnebrogue. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Union, Sackville Street (Dublin), Ulster (Belfast). Livery 
 — (dress) white with black facings ; (undress) drab with 
 black facings. Armorial bearings —Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a saltire sable, on a chief of the last, three pallets of 
 
 Is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 the first (for Maxwell) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chief indented 
 gules, three crosses pat6e of the first (for Perceval) ; and 
 upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Moore, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4 sable, a swan argent, membered and 
 beaked or, within a bordure engrailed of the second (for 
 Moore) ; 2 and 3, quarterly i. and iiii. argent a cross pat^e 
 concave gules ; ii. sable, a fesse chequy or and vert (for 
 Colvill) ; iii. vert, a fleur-de-lis argent, a mullet on a 
 crescent for difference (for Foulks). Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag's head erased proper (for Maxwell). Motto—" Je 
 suis pret." Married, Sept. 19, 1839, Helena Anne, only 
 dau. of William Moore of Moore Hill, co. Waterford (she 
 died 1888) ; and has had Issue— (\) John William Perceval- 
 Maxwell, Esq. (High Sheriff of co. Down 1873), *• 1840 
 \jn., 1868, Selina Frances Imogene, eldest dau. of the late 
 David Stewart Ker of Montalto, co. Down, and died 1875, 
 leaving, with other issue, Robert David Perceval-Maxwell, 
 Gentleman,^. 1870]; (2) William Perceval-Maxwell, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1841 ; (3) Robert Perceval-Maxwell, Gentleman, b, 
 1849, died 1873 ; (4) Stephen Richard Nassau Perceval- 
 Maxwell, Gentleman, b. 1850; (5) Henry Spencer Perceval- 
 Maxwell, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; Mary ; Madeline Dorothea ; 
 Helena Anne ; Harriette Louisa ; Isabel Maria ; Anna 
 Caroline ; and Alicia Catherine. Estates — Groomsport 
 House, Bangor, co. Down ; Finnebrogue, Downpatrick ; 
 Bellewstown, co. Meath ; Moore Hill, co. Waterford; and 
 Fermoy, co. Meath. Residence — Finnebrogue, Down- 
 patrick. 
 
 PERCY, quartered by BAGOT and MURRAY. 
 
 PERCY, see HEBER-PERCY, LOVAINE, and NOR- 
 THUMBERLAND. 
 
 AUGUSTUS FREDERICK PERKINS, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1837, being the only son of the late Augustus Samuel 
 Perkins of 54 Old Steine, Brighton, Sussex. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, two chevronels engrailed gules, between 
 as many escallops in chief of the last and a thistle leaved 
 and slipped in base proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of park pales 
 proper, an unicorn's head argent, armed and maned sable, 
 holding in the mouth a thistle as in the arms. Married, 
 1867, Cecilia Marion, fifth dau. of Rev. Charles Carlos 
 Clark of Esher, Surrey. Seat — Oakdene, Holmwood, 
 Dorking. C/k/J— Junior United Service. 
 
 JAMES PERKINS, Gentleman, a Member of the 
 (Corporation of the City of London, and Fellow of the Royal 
 Geographical Society. Born July 22, 1830, being the third 
 son of Jonathan Perkins of Wiltshire, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Ann, n6e Bowles, of Somersetshire [niece of Admiral Bowles]. 
 C/«*— Constitutional. Livery— Gr&y. Armorial bearings 
 —He bears for Arms ; Per fesse gules and argent, a pale 
 between two unicorns' heads erased in chief and as many 
 fleurs-de-lis in base, the pale charged with a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e in chief and an anchor erect in base all counter- 
 changed ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a ship's rudder fesseways a dexter arm in 
 armour proper, charged with two anchors, the one above 
 and the other below the elbow or, the hand holding a battle- 
 axe also or; with the Motto, "In Deo confido." Postal 
 address — Berkeley House, 69 Kensington Park Road, S.E. 
 
 WILLIAM LUMLEY PERRIER, Esq. Born 1870, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Lumley Perrier, 
 Esq., J. P., of Maryborough House, co. Cork, by his wife 
 Maria Frances, dau. of William Clarke, Esq., of Farran, co. 
 Cork, and great-grandson of the late Sir Anthony Perrier of 
 Carrigmore, co. Cork. Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion 
 rampant gules, debruised by a bend or, on a chief azure, a 
 lion's head couped of the first. Mantling gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, issuant from a French ducal coronet or, a 
 lion's head proper. Motto — " Consilio et vi." Seat — 
 Ballinure House, Blackrock, co. Cork. 
 
 S CHARLES WILLIAM DYSON PERRINS, Esquire, 
 J. P. , F. R. A.S. , formerly Capt. 4th Batt. Highland Light 
 Infantry, Esquire of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 
 Mayor of Worcester 1897, High Sheriff co. Worcester 1899- 
 1900. Born May 25, 1864, being the only son of the late 
 James Dyson Perrins, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1885, by 
 his wife Frances Sarah, eldest dau. of James Perrins of 
 
 Cheltenham. Livery — Dark blue coat, red and blue 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Gules, three piles two 
 in chief and one in base or, each charged with a 
 pomegranate slipped proper, on a chief ermine three 
 leopards' faces of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, a demi-talbot gorged with a 
 collar nebuly gules, charged on the shoulder with two 
 annulets interlaced fessewise of the last, holding between 
 
 the paws a pomegranate as in the arms. Motto — " Perenne 
 sub sole nihil." Married, Oct. 16, 1889, Catherine Chris- 
 tina, dau. of the late A. A. Gregory of Inverness ; and has 
 Isstte — (i) James Allan Dyson Perrins, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 20, 1890 ; (2) Charles Francis Dyson Perrins, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 23, 1892 ; (3) John Stewart Dyson Perrins, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 27, 1898 ; Margaret Susan ; and 
 Catherine Elspeth. Seats — Davenham, Malvern ; Ardross 
 Castle, Ross-shire. C/«^— Conservative. 
 
 PERRINS (H. Coll.). Gules, three piles, two in chief 
 and one in base or, each charged with a pomegranate 
 slipped proper, on a chief ermine, three leopard's faces of 
 the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-talbot gorged with a collar nebuly gules, 
 charged on the shoulder with two annulets interlaced fesse- 
 wise of the last, holding between the paws a pomegranate 
 as in the arms. Motto — "Perenne sub sole nihil." Livery — 
 Dark blue coat, red and blue waistcoat. 
 
 Son of James Dyson Perrins, Esq., J. P., of Davenham, 
 
 b. 1823 ; d. 1887 :— 
 Charles William Dyson Renins, Esq. iq.v.). 
 
 Son of Thomas Henry Perrins, Gentleman, b. 1827; 
 
 d. 1879; m. 1864, Amelia, d. of Hanbury Hopkins: — 
 William Dyson Perrins, Gentleman, b. 1866. Kes. — The 
 Palms, Malvern. 
 
 S THOMAS ALOYSIUS PERRY, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Borii June 12, 1820, 
 being the son of the late Thomas Perry, by his wife Mary 
 Ann Budd. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, on a pile vert three pears stalked and leaved or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin sejant, wings elevated or, 
 the wings fretty vert, and resting the dexter claw upon a 
 mascle or. MottO — " Recte agens confido." Married, 
 September 22, 1840, Helen, only daughter of William 
 Knight of Houghton, in the county of Lancaster; and by 
 her (who died 1875) has had Issue — (i) Joseph Knight 
 Perry, Gentleman, died 1846; (2) William Stanislaus Perry, 
 Gentleman, died 1847 ; Mary [married, January 1870, Roger 
 Joseph Mostyn, Esquire, youngest son of Sir Edward 
 
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 Mctttyn. scvcnih Baronet, of Talacrc, and died 1884] ; Helen, 
 died 1874; Clcorgina Mary [married. April 21. 1868, the 
 Right Honourable the O Conor IJon, and died 1872]; Agnes 
 Mary [niarriod. April ai. 1868. Wilfrid Francis Tempest, 
 Esquire, of Ackworih Grange, in the county of York, and 
 died 1885] ; Anna Maria (married, Novemlicr 1880, Sir Fyers 
 William Mostyn, ninth llaronct, of Talacre]; and Pauline 
 Marie Therese. Postal adtiress — Bitham House. Avon 
 l>aMctt. Warwickshire. 
 
 WALTER COI'LAND PERRY. Gentlem.an. Barrister- 
 at-l^w. Bom July 24. 1814, lieing the second son of 
 Isaac I'erryof Roxwell, near Chelmsford, in the county of 
 Essex, by Eli/al)cth his wife, daughter of John Dawson 
 Copland of Wvchingham Hall, in the county of Norfolk. 
 a«iT— Athenar'um, St. James's. Armorial bearinfirs— He 
 
 ardua stabilis." A/am'ed, July 12, 1884; and has Issut— 
 (1) Percy St. Clair Wilbrahnm Perryman, (JentUrman, *. 
 June aa. 1885 ; (a) Cecil Rudolpli Ernest Wilbraham I'erryl 
 man. Gentleman, Midshipman R. N., b. Dec. 4, 1887; (3) 
 
 bears for AmiB : Quarterly gules and or, on a bend invected 
 argent, between in the second and third quarters two 
 sprigs of oak fructed vert, three lions passant sable ; and 
 for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 hind's head couped or, holding in the mouth a sprig of oak, 
 with two acorns vert, three caltraps fesseways gules ; with the 
 Motto, " Hold fast." Married, firstly, June 23, 1841, Hep- 
 zibah Elizabeth, second daughter of Samuel Shaen, Esquire, 
 Barrister-at-Law, and Justice of the Peace for the county of 
 Essex, of Crix, Hatfield-Peveril, in the county of Essex (she 
 died November 29, 1880) ; and secondly, November 12, 
 1889. Evelyn Emma, only daughter of Robert Stopford of 
 45 Hyde Park Square. London, W.; and has Issue by his 
 first marriage -(i) Frank Walter Shaen Perry, Esquire, 
 late Capt. 88th Connaught Rangers, born May 31, 1842 ; 
 (2) Ottley Lane Perry, Esquire, Major, Fellow of the Society 
 of Antiquaries, and Justice of the Peace, of Bolton, born 
 Feb. I, 1845; (3) Harold Arthur Perry, Gentleman, born 
 Augiist 21, 1850; (4) Charles Copland Perry, Gentleman, 
 born December 27, 1853 ; (5) Arnold Henry Perry, Gentle- 
 man, born July 17, 1855 ; and Kate Bradstreet (widow of 
 George Blyth) ; and by his second marriage has— (6) Evelyn 
 Walter Copland Perry, Gentleman, born December 4, 1890, 
 Postal address — 5 Manchester Square, London, W, 
 
 CHARLES WILBRAHAM PERRYMAN, Esq., J.P. 
 CO. of Southampton, Lord of the Manor of Ardley (Oxon.), 
 and Patron of that Advowson. Born Aug. 9, i860. Livery 
 — Blue, and white striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings — 
 Parted per pale ermine and azure, two bars indented, each 
 charged with three pears slipped all counterchanged. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolfs head ermine, erased gules, charged with 
 a fesse indented azure, surmounted by two jsear branches, 
 leaved, fructed, and slipped in saltire proper. Motto — " Per 
 
 Herbert Alan Fortescue Wilbraham Perryman, Gentleman, 
 b. June 13, 1890 ; and Marjorie Winifred Evelyn Wilbra- 
 ham, b. Jan. 14, 1893. Seat — Bifrons, Farnborough, 
 CO. Southampton. 
 
 PERSALL, quartered by FLETCHER-VANE. 
 
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 PERSHALL, quartered by GROSVENOR and 
 TAUNTON. 
 
 EDMOND HENRY COCKAYNE PERY-KNOX- 
 GORE, Esquire, J.P. for co. Mayo (High Sheriff 1880) (and 
 assumed by Royal Licence, 1891, the additional surnames 
 of Knox-Gore). Born xZ-irj, being the eldest son of the 
 Hon. Edmond Sexton Pery, by Elizabeth Charlotte, 
 tenth dau. of the late Hon. William Cockayne. Armorial 
 bearingfs — Quarterly, i and 4 grand quarters (for Knox- 
 Gore), quarterly i. and iiii. gules, a fesse between three 
 cross crosslets fitch^e or, all within a bordure argent (for 
 Gore) ; 2 and 3 gules, a falcon resting within an orle 
 waved on the outer side and engrailed on the inner argent, 
 a crescent for difference (for Knox) ; 2 and 3 grand 
 quarters, quiirterly i. and iiii., quarterly gules and or, on 
 a bend argent, three lions passant sable (for Pery) ; ii. and 
 iii. per chevron engrailed or and sable, three pellets in 
 chief and in base a stag passant of the first (for Hart- 
 stonge). Mantling: gules and or. Crests— i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a wolf rampant or (for Gore) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon close perched on a rest 
 proper (for Knox) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a hind's 
 head erased proper (for Pery). Married, i860, Sarah Jane, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 dau. of the late Sir Francis Arthur Knox-Gore, first 
 Baronet ; and has with other Issue — Edmond Arthur Pery- 
 Knox-Gore, Gentleman, b. 1861. Seats — The Bury House, 
 Cottingham, Rockingham; Coolcronan,Ballina,co. Mayo. 
 
 HENRY GODOLPHIN PETER-HOBLYN, Gentle- 
 man. Born June 17, i86g, being the third but only 
 surviving son of John Harris Peter-Hoblyn, by his wife 
 Emily, fourtii dau. of the late Rev. John Kingdon, Rector 
 of Michaelstowe, Cornwall. IJvery — Blue, with gold 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure 
 a fesse or, two flaunches ermine (for Hoblyn) ; 2 and 3 gules, 
 on a bend or, between two escallop shells argent, a Cornish 
 chough proper, between two cinqucfoils azure (for Peter). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, two lions' heads erased and addorsed, the dexter 
 azure, collared or, the sinister or, collared azure (for 
 Peter). Motto — "Sans Dieu rien." Seat — Colquite, 
 Washaway, R.S.O., Cornwall. 
 
 PETHERICK (H. Coll.). Argent, on a pile gules, 
 between two roses in base of the last, a gryphon segreant 
 or, holding tetween the claws a cross pat(5e of the first. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-griflin gules, holding between 
 the claws a cross pat^e argent, a fret or. 
 
 Son of William Petherick of Porthpean House, St. 
 Austell, Cornwall, b. \ d. ; m. : — • 
 
 George Petherick, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Porthpean 
 House, St. Austell, Cornwall. ' 
 
 PETIT, see JELF-PETIT. 
 
 H Sir HENRY PETO, and Baronet, D.L, co. Dorset 
 ^ (High Sheriff 1897), Barrister-at-Law, M.A. (Cam.), 
 B.A. (Lond.). Born Aug. 10, 1840, being the son of Sir 
 Samuel Morton Peto, ist Bart. , by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 Thomas de la Garde Grissell of Stockwell Common, co. 
 of Surrey. Creation— Y€o. 22, 1855. Armorial bearings 
 
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 — Barry of six per pale indented or and gules, two annulets 
 in fesse all counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon, which 
 is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — upon a wreath of the colours, on a rock proper, a 
 sinister wing or, charged with three annulets in chevron 
 gules. Motto — "Ad finem fidelis." Married, July 16, 
 1874, Mary, younger dau. of the Rev. Thomas Fuller, 
 Rector of St. Peter's, Eaton Square. Heir presumptive — 
 
 His half-brother, Morton Kelsall Peto, Esq., b. 1845 \m., 
 1884, Olivia Georgiana Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. Francis 
 Maude. Seat — Chedington Court, Crew kerne. Clubs — 
 Athenasum, Reform, Royal Dorset Yacht. 
 
 § EDWARD HENRY PETRE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Warwick, High Sheriff 1877. Born Feb. 21, 
 1831, being the third son of the late Henry William Peter 
 of Dunkenhalgh, co. Lancaster, by his second wife Adelzia 
 Maria, dau. of Henry Howard of Corby. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a bend or, between two escallops argent, 
 and upon an escutcheon of pietence the arms of Talbot, 
 namely, gules, a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed 
 or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, two lions' heads erased and addorsed, the dexter 
 or, collared azure, the sinister azure, collared or. MottO — 
 "Sans Dieu rien." Married, Oct. 29, 1857, Lady Gwen- 
 doline Elizabeth Talbot, sister and coheir of Rt. Hon. 
 Bertram Arthur, 17th Earl of Shrewsbury and Waterford ; 
 and has Issue— \\) Oswald Henry Philip Petre, Gentleman, 
 Li2 It. Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, b. May 27, 1862 ; 
 (2) Bertram Edward Petre, Gentleman, b. April 20, 1873 ; 
 Mary Adela ; and Mary Gwendoline \in., Sept. 1887, Sir 
 Henry Alfred Doughty Tichborne, 12th Bart., and has 
 issue]. 5Mi— Whitley Abbey, near Coventry. Town re- 
 sidence — 24 Cadogan Gardens, S.W. C/?/ (J— Travellers'. 
 
 Sir GEORGE GLYNN PETRE, K.C.M.G., C.B. 
 Born 1822, being the son of Henry William Petre, Esq., by 
 his wife Elizatieth Anne, dau. of Edmund John Glynn of 
 Glynn, Bodmin; created C.B. 1886; and K.C.M.G. 1890. 
 Aiinorial bearing^ — Gules, a bend or, between two escallops 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon, which is encircled by the 
 ribbon of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
 Saint George, from which is pendent his badges as a Knight 
 Commander of that Order and a Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, two lions' heads erased and 
 endorsed, the dexter or, collared azure, and the sinister 
 azure, collared or; with the Motto, "Sans Dieu rien." 
 Married, 1858, Emma Katharine, daughter of Major 
 Ralph H. Sneyd; and has Issue living — (i) George Ernest 
 Augustus Henry Petre, Esquire, born i860 ; (2) Henry 
 Cecil Petre, Esquire, Major Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's 
 Own), born 1861 ; (3) Algernon Henry Edward Petre, Es- 
 quire, Diplomatic Service, born 1863, d. 1895 ; (4) Alfred 
 William Ralph Petre, Esquire, born 1866; (5) Herbert 
 Arthur Petre, Esquire, born 1868 ; (6) Charles Bernard 
 Petre, Esquire, Captain King's Royal Rifles, born 1870; 
 (7) Walter Reginald Glynn Petre, Esquire, Lieut. Royal 
 Navy, born 1873. Residences — Dunkenhalgh, Clayton le 
 Moors, Lancashire ; Hatchwood House, Winchfield, in 
 the CO. of Hampshire. Clubs — Arthur's, Travellers', St. 
 James's. 
 
 LAWRENCE JOSEPH PETRE, Esquire, Lord of the 
 Manor of Coptfold Hall and Blunts, Essex. Born Oct. 3, 
 1864, being the eldest surviving son of Hon. Arthur Petre 
 (son of Rt. Hon. Lord Petre), and his wife Lady Catherine 
 \nie Howard), dau. of the late Earl of Wicklow. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a bend or, between two escallops argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, two lions erased and addorsed, the dexter, or collared 
 azure, the sinister azure, collared or. Motto — " Sans Dieu 
 rien." Married, Aug. 28, 1890, Jane, dau. of Alonso 
 Williams, Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A. ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Louis John Petre, Gentleman, b. June 24, 1891 ; (2) 
 Roderick Lawrence Petre, Gentleman, b. August i, 
 1902 ; and Mildred Mary. Estates — Coptfold Hall, and 
 Blunts. Residence — 22 Durham Terrace, Bayswater, 
 London, W. 
 
 ROBERT JOHN PETTIWARD, Esq., M.A., J.P. 
 (High Sheriff 1867-68), late Major West Suffolk Militia. 
 Born 1819, being the only son of Robert Russell of Bath, by 
 Frances his wife, dau. of Rev. Henry Eyre of Landford, 
 Wilts; and assumed by Royal License, Jan. 22, 1856, the 
 surname and arms of Pettiward in compliance with the tes- 
 tamentary injunction of Roger Pettiward of Great Fin- 
 borough, deceased. Armorial bearings — Argent, a cross 
 raguly sable, charged with five ^toiles of the first. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a cross as in the arms. Married, 1855, Lady 
 
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 FVances Catherine Nelson (who died 1877), dau. of Thomas, 
 md K*t\ Nelson ; and by her has /«i«— Nine daughters, 
 Sm/— Finborough Hall, Slowniarket, SufTolk. 
 
 PEVER, quartered by TAUNTON and FLOYER. 
 PEVEREL. quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 Gknkrai. FRANCIS PEYTON. C.B. Bom May a;. 
 1833. being the fourth son of the Rev. Algernon Peyton, 
 Rector of Doddington, Cambridge, by his wife Isa- 
 bella Anne, dau. of Thomas Hussey of Galtrini, Ireland ; 
 created C. D. 1881. Armorial bearings— Sable, a cross en- 
 grailed or. in the first quarter a mullet argent. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon, from which is pendent his badge as a Companion 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a 
 helmet Ijetitting his degree, with a m.-\ntling sable and or ; 
 and for his C^est, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin 
 sejant or. AfarrieJ, 1864, Louisa, dau. of the late Col. G. 
 W. Moscley, C.B. C/«*— United Service. 
 
 M JAMES REYNOLDS PEYTON, Esquire, J.P. and 
 9 D.L., CO. I^itrim, High Sheriff 1879. fiorn Dec. 
 184a, being the third son of the late John Reynolds Peyton 
 of I>aheen, by his second wife Alicia, dau. of Andrew 
 Ennis of Roebuck, co. Dublin. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Quarterly, i. sable, a cross engrailed or, in the first quarter 
 a mullet argent (for Peyton) ; a. argent, three piles wavy 
 meeting in base gules (for Gernon) ; 3. or, a fesse gules 
 (for Colvill) ; 4. or, a chevron gules, on a chief azure, 
 three muUets argent (for Sutton) ; 5. gules, a chevron 
 engrailed ermine, between three falcons argent, legged and 
 beUed or (for Francis); 6. vert, a lion rampant between 
 three escallops or (for Reynolds). Mantling sable and or. 
 Orwt — Upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin sejant or. 
 Motto—" Patior potior." Married, April 4, 1894, Alice 
 Mary, dau. of the late Major John Edward Riley, late 88th 
 Connaught Rangers ; and has Issue —John Reynolds Peyton, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 19, 1896. 5m/— Laheen, co. Leitrim. 
 
 WILLIAM PHELPS, Esquire, J.P. for Gloucestershire, 
 B.A. Trin. Hall (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple. 
 
 Born 1845, being the third son of the late Henry John 
 Clifford (and grandson of Henry Clifford Clifford of 
 
 Frampton Court), by his wife Marianne, daughter of the 
 Rev. James Phelps, and assumed the name and arms of 
 Phelps by Royal License in lieu of Clifford, on succeeding 
 his maternal uncle, John Phelps, in 18^1. Livery — Dark 
 blue co.at, yellow and black striped waistcoat. iJinorlal 
 bearingt — He bears for Arms : Per pale or and argent, 
 semde of cross crosslets fitchtfe gules, a wolf salient azure : 
 and impaling the arms of Massy, namely, argent, on a 
 chevron between three lozenges sable, a lion {xvssimt or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolfs head azure, languid and 
 erased gules, collared or, thereon a martlet sal>Ic. Motto— 
 " fVangas non flect.is." Married, December 30, 1875, Ger- 
 trude, daughter of Edward Taylor Massy, Esquire, J.P. of 
 Cottesmore, Pembrokeshire; and has Issue — (\) .Arthur 
 William Clifford, Gentleman, Lieut. Gloucester kcgt., b. 
 May s, 1878; (2) Rollo Walter Clifford, Gentleman, *. 
 September 18, 1886; and Alice Gertrude Clifford [m., 1903, 
 Captain McDonell, South African Constabulary]. £f. 
 /a/«— Rangeworthy Manor; Chestal, Dursley; Scarr, 
 Newent; &c., &c. Postal address — Chestal, Dursley, 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 PHESANT. quartered by BARTLETT. 
 
 SJOHN CAPEL PHILIPS, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Stafford. Bom Oct. 9, 1831, being the only 
 son of the late John Burton Philips of The Heath House, 
 and of Newlands, in the county of Gloucester, by his 
 wife Joanna Freeman, daughter of Capel Cure of Blake 
 Hall, in the county of Essex. Armorial bearings — 
 Per pale azure and sable, within an orle of fleurs-de- 
 lis argent, a lion rampant erminols, ducally crowned, 
 and holding between the paws a mascle or, a canton 
 ermine. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant erminois, collared sable, ducally crowned or, 
 holding between the paws a fleur-de-lis argent, within a 
 mascle or. Motto— "Simplex munditiis." Married, July 
 14, 1857, Fanny Esther, commonly known as the Honour- 
 able Fanny Esther, second daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able the fifth Viscount Ashbrook ; and by her (who died 
 May 21, i88i) has had Issue — (i) Burton Henry Philips, 
 Esquire, Captain Royal Welsh Fusiliers, born October i, 
 1858 ; (2) John Augustus Philips, Gentleman, born January 
 I, 1861 ; (3) Montague Capel Philips, Gentleman, born 
 August 30, 1875, died June 2, i88i ; Frances Margaret 
 [married, 1885, Ernest Cure] ; and Bertha Mary [m. 1904, 
 Cecil Anstruther]. Seat — The Heath House, Tean, in the 
 county of Stafford. 
 
 SJOHN WILLIAM PHILIPS, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1861. Born Sept. 29, 1827, being the 
 eldest son of the late Robert Philips of Heybridge, co. 
 Stafford, by his wife Laetitia, youngest dau. of William 
 Hibbert of Harehill, co. Chester. Armorial bearings— 
 Per pale azure and sable, within an orle of fleurs-de-lis 
 argent, a lion rampant erminois, ducally crowned, and 
 holding between the paws a mascle or, a canton ermine. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant erminois, collared sable, duc- 
 ally crowned or, holding between the paws a fleur-de-lis 
 argent, within a mascle or. Motto— " Simplex munditiis." 
 Married, firstly, Jan. 21, 1852, Adelaide Louisa, dau. of 
 Edward Buller of Dilhorn Hall, co. Stafford (afterwards Sir 
 Edward Manningham Buller, Bart. ) ; and by her had Issue 
 — (i) William Morton Philips, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 6. Oct. 
 19, 1852 [w., Oct. 25, 1882, Caroline Anne Kate, dau. of 
 Greorge Montagu Stopford, Major R.E. , and has issue, 
 Mark Hibbert Philips, Gentleman, b. August 19, 1886 ; 
 Humphrey Burgoyne Philips, Gentleman, b. May 29, 1894; 
 Mary Adelaide ; Christobel Selina ; Rosamund Winifred ; 
 and Joan Lastitia, d. May 6, 1900]; (2) Robert Edward 
 Philips, Esq., Capt. East Kent Regt., d.s.p. Dec. 18, 1896; 
 Evelyn Adelaide [m., July i, 1879, Ven. Ernald Lane, Arch- 
 deacon of Stoke-on-Trent, Rector of Leigh, son of John 
 Newton Lane of King's Bromley Manor, co. Stafford] ; and 
 Nina Margaret [m., Feb. 21, 1889, Major-Gen. the Hon. 
 George Wrottesley), late R.E., son of Rt. Hon. John, 2nd 
 Lord Wrottesley. He married secondly, July 3, 1867, 
 Olivia, dau. of William Dodsworth ; and has Issue— {3) John 
 Cyril Philips, Gentleman, b. April 28, 1868; (4) Arthur 
 
 g is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 1081 
 
 Dodsworth Philips, Gentleman, fi. Sept. 6, 1869, d. May 30, 
 1902 ; (s) Lewis Francis Philips, Gentleman, Lieut. 60th 
 Rifles, 6. Oct. 4, 1870; and Maud Lcetitia. Seai — Hey- 
 bridge, Tean, Stoke-on-Trent, duds — Brooks's, Wind- 
 ham. 
 
 S WILLIAM MORTON PHILIPS, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Stafford. Born Oct. 19, 1852, hieing the 
 eldest son of John William Philips and his wife Adelaide 
 Louisa, dau. of Sir Edward Manningham-Buller, Bart. 
 Livery— Drab coat, red waistcoat, black trousers, brass 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Per pale azure and sabk-, 
 within an orle of fleurs-de-lis argent, a lion rampant 
 erminois, ducally crowned, and holding between the paws 
 a mascle or, a canton ermine. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant erminois, collared sable, 
 ducally crowned or, holding between the paws a fleur-de-lis 
 argent, within a mascle or. Motto — " Simplex munditiis. " 
 Married, Oct. 25, 1882, Caroline Anne Kate, dau. of 
 George Montagu Stopford, Esq., Major R.E. ; and has 
 Jssue — (i) Mark Hibbert Philips, Gentleman, i. Aug. 19, 
 1886; {2) Humphrey Burgoyne Philips, Gentleman, 6. 
 May 29, 1894; Mary Adelaide; Christobel Selina ; Rosa- 
 mond Winifred ; and Joan Lcetitia, d. May 6, 1900. 
 Postal address — Heybridge, Tean, Stoke-on-Trent. Cliib 
 — Brooks's. 
 
 PHILLIMORE (1881).^ Sable, three bars indented 
 erminois, in chief an anchor between two cinquefoils or. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest^On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a tower argent, thereon a falcon volant proper, 
 holding in the beak a lure gold, three cinquefoils fesse- 
 wise or. Motto — " Fortem posce animum." 
 
 Son of John George Phillimore, Esq., Q. C, a Bencher 
 
 of Lincoln's Inn, M.P. for Leominster 1852-7, b. 1808; 
 
 d. 1865 ; m. 1839, Rosalind Margaret, yr. d. of Rt. 
 
 Hon. Sir James Lewis Knight-Bruce, Vice-Chancellor 
 
 of England, and Lord-Justice of Appeal in Chancery : — 
 
 Egerton Grenville Bagot Phillimore, Gentleman, M.A. 
 
 (Oxon.), b. 1856; m. 1880, Susan Eliza, elder d. of late 
 
 Richard Barnes Roscow, M.R.C.S. , of Church, nr. Accring- 
 
 ton ; and has issue— John George Phillimore, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1880; Rosalind Margaret, and two other daus. 
 
 Son of Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Joseph Phillimore, ist 
 Bart., Judge of the High Court of Justice, b. 1810; 
 d. 1885 ; m. 1844, Charlotte, d. of John Denison of 
 Ossington Hall, and sister of John Evelyn, Viscotmt 
 Ossington,and of Rt. Rev. Edward Denison, Bishop of 
 Salisbury : — 
 Sir Walter George Frank Phillimore, 2nd Bart. (21 Dec. 
 1881), a Judge of the High Court of Justice, King's Bench 
 Div. , Bencher of the Middle Temple, D.C.L. (Oxon.), Hon. 
 LL.D. (Edin.), J. P. co. Oxford, b. 1845; m. 1870, Agnes, 
 eld. d. of Charles Manners Lushington, M.P. for Canter- 
 bury; and has surv. issue — (i) Robert Charles Phillimore, 
 Esq., B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, b. 1871 [in. 1895, 
 Lucy, eld. d. of William Fitzpatrick] ; (2) Godfrey Walter 
 Phillimore, Esq., B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1879 ; (3) Stephen Henry 
 Phillimore, Esq., B.A. Oxon., (5. 1881 ; Eleanor Mary [wz. 
 1895, Francis John Kynaston Cross] ; and Grace Agnes. 
 Seat — The Coppice, Shiplake, Henley-on-Thames. Town 
 res. — Cam House, Campden Hill, W. Clubs — Athenaeum, 
 National Liberal. 
 
 Sons of late Sir Augustus Phillimore, K.C.B. , Admiral 
 
 R.N., J. P., D.L. , and a County Alderman for Hants, 
 
 Commander-in-Chief at Devonport 1884-1887, b. 1822 ; 
 
 d. 1897 ; m. 1864, Harriet Eleanor, second d. of Hon. 
 
 George Matthew F'ortescue of Boconnoc, Cornwall, 
 
 M.P. :— 
 
 Richard Fortescue Phillimore, Esq., Capt. R.N. , b. 
 
 1864. Jies. — Shedfield House, Botley, Hants. Club — 
 
 United Service. 
 
 George Grenville Phillimore, Gentleman, B. L.A. and 
 B.C.L. (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law,^. 1867. Res — 
 
 Charles Augustus Phillimore, Esq., M.A. (Oxon.),iJ. 1871. 
 Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 John Swinnerton Phillimore, Esq., M.A. (Oxon.), Prof, 
 of Greek in Univ. of Glasgow, b. 1873. Fes. — The College, 
 Glasgow. 
 
 Valentine Egerton Bagot Phillimore, Esq., D.S.O., Lieut. 
 R.N., b. 1875. Res.— 
 
 Rev. Edward Granville Phillimore, B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1876. 
 Res.— 
 
 §PAUL WINSLOE PHILLIPPS-TREBY, Esquire, 
 Major-General (retired) late Royal Artillery. Bom 
 August 6, 1824, beingthe eldest son of Thomas John Phillipps 
 of Landue, in the county of Cornwall, by his wife Caroline, 
 second daughter of Paul Treby Treby of Goodamoor, in the 
 county of Devon ; assumed the additional surname and arms 
 of Treby by Royal License, March 15, 1877. Livery — Blue 
 coat, gilt buttons, scarlet waistcoat. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, sable a lion rampant argent, gorged with 
 a collar vair6, erminois and azure, in chief three bezants (for 
 Treby) : 2 and 3 or, a lion rampant sable, collared, and 
 chain reflexed over the back of the first, and holding between 
 the paws an escutcheon gules, charged with a stag's head 
 erased argent (for Phillipps). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion argent, gorged with a collar as m the arms (for 
 Treby) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant, 
 tail extended sable, resting the dexter fore-paw upon an 
 escutcheon argent, charged with a chevron also sable (for 
 Phillipps): with the Mottoes, " Renovato nomine," " Ce 
 m'estegal." Married, January 27, 1848, Helen (who died 
 1889), second daughter of George Shore, Esquire, of Frede- 
 ricton, New Brunswick, Colonel and Adjutant-General of 
 Colonial Militia, and formerly Captain in 104th Regiment of 
 Foot; and has /w«g living — (i) Thomas John Phillipps-Treby, 
 Gentleman, born April 27, 1849 ; (2) Edward Moubray 
 Phillipps-Treby, Gentleman ; (3) Paul GeorgeShore Phillipps- 
 Treby, Gentleman ; Laura Pomery ; Sara Caroline Marion 
 Treby ; Helen ; and Mary. Estate and postal address — 
 Goodamoor, Plympton, Devon. 
 
 PHILLIPPS-WOLLEY(R.L.,22Aug. 1876). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, argent, on a cross sable, five lions rampant 
 erminois, and for distinction a canton of the second 
 (WoUey, orig. grant 1772); 2 and 3, erminois, a lion 
 
 f DVClTXnoi^PATW^ 
 
 rampant sable, gorged with a ducal coronet, and therefrom 
 a chain reflexed over the back or, in chief three crosses 
 crosslet, and in base as many escallops gules (Phillipps). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests^i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant erminois, charged on the shoulder 
 for distinction with a cross pat^e fitch^e erminois ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, between two oak-branches proper, 
 upon a garb fessewise vert, a lion rampant sable, gorged 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 with a ducal coronet, and therefrom a chain reflexed over 
 the back or, holding lietwren the paws an escallop gules. 
 Motto — " Durit nnior patri.t*." 
 
 Son of Richard Augustus Ix>ng Phillipps, M.A., 
 F.R.G.S., m. Mary. d. of W. Redfern:— 
 Edward Clive Oldnall I-.ong I'hillipps-Wolley, Esq., 
 J. P.. K.R.G.S.. formerly Capt. 4th Batt. S. Wales IJorderers 
 and Vice-Consul at Kertch. S. 3 Apl. 1853; m. 1879, janie, 
 wcond d. of Re.ir-.Adm. William Henry Fcnwick ; and has 
 ianie — Clive Phillipps- Wolloy, Midshipman R.N..^. 1884; 
 Maude; Madge; and Judith. AVc/^— Woodhall, Hanwood, 
 Shropshire. Itts. — Pier Island, N. Saanich, British 
 Columbia. C/wts — Shropshire County (Shrewsbury), Union 
 (B.C.).. Badminton, (B.C.) 
 
 PHILLIPS, see FAU DEL-PHILLIPS and LLOYD- 
 PHILLIPS. 
 
 LIONEL PHILLIPS. Esquire, J.P., D.L. Armorial 
 iM&rill^ -Or, on a pile azure, between two greyhounds 
 current in b.ise sable, a lion rampant of the first, gutt<fc-de- 
 poix. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion azure, charged on the shoulder with 
 two annulets interlaced paleways or, between as many 
 nuggets of gold. Motto — "Veritas vincet." 5m/— Tylney 
 Hall, Rotherwick, Winchfield, Hants. Residence — 33 
 Grosvenor Square, London, W. 
 
 PHILLIPS (H. Coll.). Sable, on a pile argent, a lion 
 rampant of the field gorged with a collar vair, with chain 
 reflexed over the back or, in base two anchors erect of the 
 second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, in front of a rose branch 
 erect slipped and leaved proper with four roses gules, a stag 
 sejant argent. Motto — " Fai bien crains rien." 
 
 Son of Capt. John Phillips of Rochester, Kent, by 
 Mary, d. of Capt. George Griffiths of Lawrenny, 
 Pembrokeshire : — 
 Capt. John Phillips. R.N. (ret.), b. 1836; m. 1864, 
 Martha, d. of Richard Hood of Lawrenny, Pembroke- 
 shire; and has issue — (i) John Elphin>tone Hood Phillips, 
 Gentleman , Staff-Surgeon R.N.,^. 1870; (2) Richard Hood 
 Grant Phillips, Gentleman, Paymaster R. N., ^. 1872; (3) 
 Albert Markham Hood Phillips, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., 
 b. 1876; (4) Owen Tudor Hood Phillips, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. R.N., 3.1883; ^^^ Eveline. Res, — "Lawrenny," 
 Southsea. 
 
 HIGHGATE HENRY PHILLIPS-CONN, Esquire, 
 M.D. , M.A. (Dublin), formerly Surgeon 44th East Essex 
 Regiment, J. P. for the county of Kilkenny; who as- 
 sumed the additional surname and arms of Conn by Royal 
 License, 1894. Bom Dec. 5, 1841, being the second 
 son of the late Major Michael Phillips, J. P., of Glenview, 
 Belturbet, co. Cavan, by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of 
 the late Highgate Tench, Esq., J. P., of Ballyhealy, co. 
 Wexford. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, vert a bend engrailed plain cotised 
 argent (for Conn) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween three falcons argent, Iwlled or (for Phillips). Mant- 
 ling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon's head erased proper, armed or, hold- 
 ing in its beak a lure gules. Motto — " Vincit qui patitur." 
 Married, May 4, 1870. Fanny, only child of the late Henry 
 Meredith, of Edgbaston, Birmingham ; and has Issue — 
 Thomas Harry Meredith Phillips -Conn, Gentleman, b. 
 April 28. 1881 ; Mabel Constance ; and Violet Frances. 
 Estates and postal addresses — Mount Ida, co. Kilkenny ; 
 Glenview, Belturbet, co. Cavan. Residence — Earlhain, 
 Kendrick Road, Reading. Club — Royal Societies'. 
 
 PHI LP, borne upon an escutcheon of pretence by 
 CHRISTIE. 
 
 The Rev. EDWARD PICKARD- CAMBRIDGE, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, late Rector of Warmwell-cum- 
 Poxwell. Born Nov. 23, 1821, being the the third but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Rev. George Pickard of 
 Bloxworth House, Dorset, Rector of Bloxworth and 
 Winterbourne Tomson, J. P. (assumed by Royal Licence 
 in 1848 the additional surname and arms of Cambridge in 
 compliance with the will of his relative, Charles Owen 
 Cambridge), by his wife Frances Amelia, second dau. of 
 Martin Whish, Chairman of Excise in England. Armorial 
 
 beaiiogB — Quarterly x and 4, or, on a pile gules, between 
 six trefoils slipped sable, a cross crosslet of the field (for 
 Cambridge) ; a and 3, gyronnte of eight azure and argent, 
 within a liordure ermine, on a canton gules a fleur-de-lis 
 or (for Pickard). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased sable, sem6e 
 of trefoils, in the mouth a cross botony fitchde or (for 
 Cambridge) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a lion sejant 
 argent, charged on the shoulder with an ermine spot, and 
 gorged wi h a collar gemelles sable, supporting with the 
 dexter forepaw an escutcheon gules, charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis, within a bordure or (for Pickard). Motto—" Esse 
 quam videri." Married, firstly, May 6, 1852, Harriet 
 Caroline (deceased), dau. of Capt. George Foot, R.A. ; 
 and has had Issue— (i) George Trenchard Pickard-Cam- 
 bridge, Gentleman, 2nd Queen's and 6th Bengal Cavalry 
 (deceased), b. Jan. 7, 1857; (2) Edward Duroure Pickara- 
 Cambridge, Esq., Major Bedfordshire Regt. , b. July 22, 
 1858 [m. Winifred Mary Catherine, dau. of Adair Pickard, 
 and has issue, Trenchard Duroure Pickard-Camhridge, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 8, 1894 ; Edward Adair Pickard-Cam- 
 bridge. Gentleman, b. Oct. ^o, 1897; and Dorothy Cathe- 
 rine J ; (3) Edmund Winn Pickard-Cambridge, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 8, 1859 [m. Pauline, dau. of Lieut.-Col. Martin 
 Boileau Whish, and has issue, Herbert Evelyn Winn 
 Pickard-Cambridge, Gentleman]; (4) Rev. Frederick Oc- 
 tavius Pickard-Cambridge, b. Dec. 19, i860; (5) Francis 
 Arthur Pickard-Cambridge, Gentleman, b. Oct. 10, 1868 (de- 
 ceased) ; (6) Herbert Cyril Pickard-Cambridge, Gentleman, 
 b. July 13, 1873 (deceased) ; Caroline Eliza ; Alice Mary 
 \m. John Becher of Southwell, Notts] ; Mary ; Ada ; and 
 Catherine Tyssen. The Rev. E. Pickard-Cambridge married 
 secondly, Dec. i, 1874, Marian Matilda, dau. of Joseph 
 Church (deceased). Residence — 10 Gloucester Row, Wey- 
 mouth. 
 
 The Rev. OCTAVIUS PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE, 
 M.A., F. R.S. , &c. , Rector of Bloxworth and Winter- 
 bourne Tomson. Born November 3, 1828, being the 
 fifth son of the Reverend George Pickard - Cambridge, 
 of Bloxworth House, Dorset, Rector of Bloxworth and 
 Winterbourne Tomson, J. P., by his wife Frances Amelia, 
 second dau. of Martin Whish, Chairman of Excise in 
 England. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, 
 on a pile gules, between six trefoils slipped sable, a cross 
 crosslet of the field (for Cambridge) ; 2 and 3, gyronn^e of 
 eight azure and argent, within a bordure ermine, on a 
 canton gules a fleur-de-lis or (for Pickard). Mantling 
 gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's head erased sable, sem^e of trefoils, in the g outh 
 a cross botony fitch^e or (for Cambridge) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion sejant argent, charged on the shoulder 
 with an ermine spot, and gorged with a collar gemelles 
 sable, supporting with the dexter forepaw an escutcheon 
 gules, charged with a fleur-de-lis within a bordure or (for 
 Pickard). Motto — "Esse quam videri." Married, April 
 19, 1866, Rose, dau. of tliC late Rev. James Lloyd Wallace 
 of Sevenoaks, Kent; and has Issue — (i) Rev. Robert 
 Jocelyn Pickard-Cambridge, M.A. Oxon. , Rector of Warm- 
 well with Poxwell, Dorset, b. May 10, 1867 ; (2) John 
 Trenchard Pickard-Cambridge, Gentleman, b. April 22, d. 
 May I, 1869 ; (3) Arthur Wallace Pickard-Cambridge, 
 Gentleman, Fellow and Tutor of Balliol Coll., Oxon., 
 b. Jan. 20, 1873 ; (4) Rev. Charles Owen Pickard-Cam 
 bridge. Curate of St. Paul's, Lorrimore Square, London, b. 
 Nov. 9, 1873; (5) Alfred Edward Lloyd Pickard-Cambridge, 
 Gentleman, 3. Nov. 14, 1876; (6) William Adair Pickard- 
 Cambridge, Gentleman, Assist. -Master Winchester Coll., 
 b. Dec. 14, 1879. Postal address — Bloxworth, Wareham, 
 Dorset. 
 
 BENJAMIN PICKERING, Esquire, J. P. for East 
 Riding of co. York. Born Feb. 28, 1835, being the eldest 
 son of the late Benjamin Pickering of Bellefield, Sutton, 
 by his wife Sarah, dau. of William Johnson of Gains- 
 borough. Livery — Dark blue, with silver buttons and 
 crimson waistcoats. Armorial bearings — Argent, guit^e- 
 de-poix, a lion rampant azure, between two flaunches of 
 the last, each charged with a bear's paw erect and erased 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a bear's paw erect and erased argent, encircled with a 
 of oak vert, a demi-catherine-wheel azure. Motto — "Je 
 garde bien." Married, Aug. i, 1872, Sarah, dau. of 
 Thomas Garton of Kingston-upon-Hull. Estates — Belle- 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 field and Sutton House, both in the parish of Sutton, and 
 Boreas Vale, PauU, all in East Riding of co. York; also 
 
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 High Cross, near Windermere, Westmorland. 
 address — Bellefield, Sutton, Hull. 
 
 Postal 
 
 HARRY PICKERSGILL-CUNLIFFE, Esq., J. P. for 
 
 E. Riding of the county of York and for Essex. Born 
 July 5, 1858, being the eldest surviving son of John Cunliffe 
 Pickersgill-Cunliffe, by Helen Hutton, daughter of the Very 
 Reverend Thomas Dale, Dean of Rochester. C/u6 — Junior 
 Carlton. Livery — Dark blue, black and white waistcoat, 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, sable three conies courant argent (for 
 Cunliffe) ; 2 and 3 argent, three eagles with wings elevated 
 sable, on a chief gules, three fountains proper (for Pickers- 
 gill). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a greyhound sejant 
 argent, collared sable, and charged on the shoulder with a 
 pellet (for Cunliffe) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a 
 rock proper, an eagle as in the arms, bezantfe, and holding 
 in the beak a cross crosslet fitch^e or (for Pickersgill) ; with 
 the Motto, "Fideliier." Married, November 4, 1880, 
 Arlette Isobel, daughter of the late Charles William 
 Reynolds, J. P., of Ramslade, Bracknell, Berks; and has 
 Issue — John Reynolds Pickersgill-Cunliffe, Gentleman, born 
 May 16, 1895 ; Jill Helen and Saffron Enid. Estates — 
 Staughton Manor, Huntingdonshire; and Addingham, 
 Yorkshire. Postal address — Staughton Manor, Hunting- 
 donshire. 
 
 Major HENRY HENZELL ERASER PIDCOCK- 
 HENZELL, J. P., C.C, Hants, Captain late 19th P.W.O. 
 Regt., Major 4th Battn. (Mil.) Middlesex Regt. 1886-89. 
 Born 1849, being the eldest son of Henry Pidcock, Esq., of 
 Oakfield, near Worcester, D.L., J.P. Armorial bearings 
 — Per pale sable and gules, a pied cock per fesse or and 
 argent, between three acorns of the third. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bar shot 
 proper, thereon a griffin segreant sable, holding within its 
 claws a grenade fired also proper. Motto — " Seigneur, je 
 te prie garde ma vie." He married firstly, 1880, Elizabeth 
 
 F. A. (who (/. 1892), dau. of Captain E. E. Turnour, R.N., 
 of Cross Deep Lawn, Twickenham; secondly, 1894, Mary 
 F. , eldest dau. of Rev. J. I. P. Wyatt of Hawley Parsonage, 
 Seats — Pinehurst, Farnborough, Hants; Cross Deep Lawn, 
 Twickenham. C/?/i^— Constitutional. 
 
 WALTER RUMBOLD PIERS, Gentleman, Civil Com- 
 missioner and Resident Magistrate for the Division of 
 Peddje, Born Jan. 22, 1846, being the second but eldest 
 
 surviving son of the late Henry William Hull Coleman 
 Piers, Deputy Superintendent of Stores (with the rank of 
 
 Major), by his wife Ann, dau. of Weakley. Armorial 
 
 bearings — .^zure, three lions passant guardant in fesse be- 
 tween two double cotises argent. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm em- 
 bowed, vested azure, cuffed argent, the hand holding a flag 
 erect. Married, Jan. 27, 1875, Agnes Jane, second dau. of 
 Charles F. Blakeway, Resident Magistrate, of Ohve Cliff, 
 District of Fort Beaufort, and Resident Magistrate at 
 Mquanduli ; and has Issue — (i) Norman Barrington Ross 
 Piers, Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 1875 ; (2) Harold Henry Ross 
 Piers, Gentleman, b. July 26, 1877 ; (3) Walter Charles 
 Ross Piers, Gentleman, b. Oct. 27, 1878 ; (4) Francis Arthur 
 Piers, Gentleman, b. Sept. 18, 1882 ; (5) Gerald Rumbold 
 Piers, d. in infancy; Evelyn Constance May; Agnes 
 Florence; Etheleen ; and Mary. Residetice—'Y\\Q. Resi- 
 dency, Peddie, Cape Colony, South Africa. 
 
 Thk Rev. GEORGE JAMES PIERSON, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Vicar of Norton, co. Herts. Born April 27, 
 1816, being the son of the late Joseph Pierson of Kemp- 
 ston, CO. Bedford. Armorial bearings —Per chevron 
 nebuly gules and azure, two clievronels erminois,- between 
 three suns in splendour proper. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a sun rising 
 in splendour proper, an ostrich's head erased sable, gorged 
 with a collar gemel argent, holding in the beak a Passion- 
 nail proper, and between two feathers also argent. Motto — 
 " Tout viens de Dieu." Res. — Norton Vicarage, Baldock. 
 
 HENRY PIGE-LESCHALLAS. Bom 1833, being the 
 son of the late Mr. H. Pig6 ; assumed the name of Leschallas 
 in 1874, under the will of his cousin, John Leschallas of 
 Page Green, Tottenham, Middlesex. Armorial bearings 
 — Per bend gules and sable, two hearts conjoined or. 
 Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a column or, thereon flames 
 of fire proper, and entwined by a vine branch also proper. 
 Married, 1874, Alice Beaumont, dau. of C. B. Rogers of 
 Kew, Surrey; and has, with other Issue — John Henry 
 Pig6-Leschallas, b. 1875. Seats — Highams, Bagshot ; 
 Boscastle, N. Cornwall, Glenfinart, Argyllshire. 
 
 PIGOT, quartered by ASSHETON. 
 
 PIGOTT, quartered by CHAMBRE and CARLETON. 
 
 PIGOTT, see GRAHAM -FOSTER- PIGOTT and 
 SMITH-PIGOTT. 
 
 PIGOTT (U.O.). Ermine, three fusils conjoined in 
 fesse sable, the centre one charged with a crescent or 
 for difference. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased argent, charged 
 with a crescent gules. 
 
 Son of Robert Henry Armand Pigott, Gentleman, of 
 Capard, b. 1830; d. 1877; m. 1861, Julia Theresa 
 Eleanor Ellen, d. of Edward, Baron de Sturler, of 
 Berne, Switzerland : — ■ 
 Robert Edward Pigott, Gentleman, b. 1862. Seat — 
 Capard, Rosenallis, Queen's Co. 
 
 The Rev. EVERSFIELD BOTRY PIGOTT, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Rector of EUisfield. Born May 2, 1848, 
 being the second son of the Rev. Shreeve Botry Pigott, by 
 his wife Eliza MacMahon, youngest dau. of Sir Francis 
 Wilder,M.P.,of Binfield Manor, in the co. of Berks, K.C.B. 
 Livery — Black and orange. Armorial bearings (R.L. , 
 1836) — Quarterly i and 4, per saltire gules and azure, 
 billety or, a canton ermine for difference (for Conant) ; 
 2. azure, on a fesse engrailed argent, between three falcons 
 belled or, as many mill-rinds sable (for Stainsby) ; 3. per 
 fesse ermine and sable, three pickaxes counterchanged (for 
 Pigott, 1775). Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount vert, thereon a stag proper, the dexter fore-foot 
 resting on a shield gules, billety or (the shoulder charged 
 with a rose of the second for difference) (for Conant) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a lion 
 rampant ermine, holding between the fore-paws a fleur- 
 de-lis azure, the dexter hind-paw resting on a mill-rind 
 sable (for Stainsby) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a grey- 
 hound statant per pale sable and ermine (for Pigott). 
 Mottoes—" Lahore et virtute," " Conanti dabitur." Mat' 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 rittl, July 14, 1874, Hilda, youngest dau. of James Ciimpbell, 
 Esq.. of Hainptun Court House, in the co. of Middlesex, 
 and C'awley Priory, Chichester ; and has /ssue — (i) Chetwynd 
 llotry I'inoit, Cieiitlenian, b. 1877; (a) Uayrcll Botry Figott, 
 Gcnilcnmu, U.A. Canib., Barrisler-at-Law( Middle Temple), 
 ^- 1879: (3) Lancelot Botry Pigott, Gentleman, b. 1888; 
 Christabel [m. , Feb. 14, 1903, Maurice Pascol Everitt]; 
 Ivy ; Hild.i ; Stella ; and Eileen (died Dec. 10, 1903). 
 Estate — Widmoor, in the co. of Hampshire. Postal address 
 — Widn»oor, Basingstoke. Ciub — .Sports. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM PIGOTT, Esquire. J. P. co. 
 Sussex. Horn 1831, tieing the youngest son of the late 
 Paynton Pigott-Stainsby-Conant of Archer Lo<lge, Hants, 
 and Banbury, co. Oxford, who assumed by Royal Licence 
 the additional surnames and arms of Stainsby-Conant 1836, 
 by his wife Mary Lucy, third dau. of Richard Droste 
 Gough, of Souidern, co. Oxford. Armorial bearisfi^ — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per saltire gules and azure, billety or, a 
 canton ermine for difference (for Conant) ; a. azure, on a 
 fesse engrailed argent, between three falcons belled or, as 
 many mill-rinds (for Stainsby) ; 3. per fesse ermine and 
 sable, three pickaxes counterchanged (for Pigott); and 
 impaling the arms of Drinkwaler, namely, per pale gules 
 and azure, on a fesse wavy argent, between three garl^ or, 
 as many billets of the second. MantUng gules and or. 
 Creeta— 1. on a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon 
 a stag proper, the dexter fore-foot resting on a shield gules, 
 billety or, the shoulder charged with a rose of the second 
 for difference ((or Conant) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a mount vert, thereon a lion rampant ermine, holding 
 between the fore-paws a fleur-de-lis azure, the dexter hind- 
 paw resting on a mill-rind sable (for Stainsby) ; 3. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a greyhound statant per pale sable 
 and ermine (for Pigott). Motto —" Labore et virtute." 
 Married, 1871, Elinor Bourne, third dau. of Sir William 
 Leece Drinkwater, H. M. "s first Deemster of the Isle of Man ; 
 and by her (who </. 1896) has /««*— Esme Isabel. Kesi- 
 dence — Bourne Hill, Horsham, Sussex. 
 
 Sir PAYNTON PIGOTT, M.V.O., Barrister-at-Law 
 (Middle Temple and Oxford Circuit), Chief Constable for 
 the CO. of Norfolk, and a E>eputy-Lieutenant for that 
 county. Bom Jan. 2, 1840, being the eldest son of the 
 Rev. Shreeve Botry Pigott, by his wife Eliza MacMahon, 
 dau. of Sir Francis Wilder of Binfield Manor, in the 
 CO. of Berks. Livery — Black, with orange piping and gilt 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 1 and 4, per 
 saltire gules and azure, billety or, a canton ermine for 
 difference (for Conant) ; 2. azure, on a fesse engrailed 
 argent, between three falcons belled or, as many mill- 
 rinds (for Stainsby) ; 3. per fesse ermine and sable, three 
 pickaxes counterchanged (for Pigott), and impaling the 
 arms of Hartley, namely ermine, on a cross engrailed 
 gules, four qu.itrefoils or, in the first and fourth quarters 
 a martlet sable. Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a stag 
 proper, the dexter fore-foot resting on a shield gules, billety 
 or, the shoulder charged with a rose of the second for 
 difference (for Conant); 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 mount vert, thereon a lion rampant ermine, holding between 
 the fore-paws a fleur-de-lis azure, the dexter hind-paw rest- 
 ing on a mill-rind sable (for Stainsby) ; 3. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a greyhound statant per pale sable and 
 ermine. Motto — " Labored virtute." Married , Se^i. 17 , 
 1868, Eleanor Jane, dau. of John Hartley, Esq., of The 
 Oaks, in the co. of Stafford, and Tong Castle, in the co. 
 of Salop, J. P. and D.L. for the cos. of Stafford and Shrop- 
 shire. Postal addresses — Horsford Hall, Norwich ; County 
 Constabulary, Norwich. 
 
 PIGOTT-STAINSBY-CONANT, quartered by CARLE- 
 TON. 
 
 RICHARD NICHOLSON PIKE, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 6th Batt. Rifle Brigade, N. Nigerian Regiment. Bom 
 May 18, 1880, being the elder son of the late Major 
 Richard James Pike, 12th Regiment, J. P., of Glendarary 
 (who d. 1891), hy his wife Mary Emily, second dau. of 
 the late Charles fodd-Naylor, Esquire. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms: Per pale or and argent, on 
 a chevron azure, between three trefoils slipped vert, an 
 escallop of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 
 and for his Oreit, upon a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 enibowed in armour, gauntleted, grasping a broken pike 
 all pro|)er, and charged with an escallop azure. Motto— 
 " Vrai k la fin." iVa/— Glendarary, Achill Sound, West- 
 port, in the county of Mayo. 
 
 The Right Hon. Sir THOMAS DEVEREUX PILE, 
 isl Bart. (1900). Lord Mayor of Dublin. Amorfad 
 bearings Azure, three piles argent, the centre one 
 charged with a chaplet proper, on a chief ermine, a castle 
 gules between two roses of the last, barbed vert, seeded 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a crest 
 coronet or, charged with a cross lx)urdonn<5e azure, a pelican 
 argent, holding in the bill a nail or. Motto -"Sine labe 
 nota." Residence— HvXAin. 
 
 PILKINGTON (H. Coll.). Quarterly argent and gules, 
 a cross flory between two combs in chief and as many 
 bulrushes stalked and leaved in base all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a mower proper, vested, the coat and 
 hat per pale argent gules, supporting with his dexter hand 
 a scythe of the first, and in the sinister a comb of the 
 second, seven bulrushes stalked and leaved also proper. 
 Motto — " Dei dono sum quod sum." 
 
 Son of R. G. Coombe of Burnham, Essex; b. ; 
 
 d. ; m. : — 
 
 Sir George Augustus Pilkington, Knt. Bach. (1893), 
 J.P. Lanes, and N.R. Yorks., M.P. S.W. Div. Lanes. 
 1885-6, and 1889- 1900, formerly Hon. Col. 3rd Vol. 
 Batt. King's Regt. (MayorofSouthport 1884-5, and 1891-2), 
 b. 1848; m. 1876, Mary Elizabeth, only d. and h. of James 
 Pilkington, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Blackbume (assumed the 
 name of Pilkington in 1880). Res. — Belle Vue, Southport, 
 Lanes. ; Swinethwaite Hall, West Witton, Leyburn, 
 R.S.O., Yorks. 
 
 FILTER (H. Coll.). Per chevron argent and sable,] 
 two pelts (or hides), in chief of the last, and a cannon 
 mounted on its carriage in base proper. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a fleur-de-lis or, a dolphin naiant proper. Motto — 
 " Fide patiente labore." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Filter, Gentleman (son of Rev. Robert 
 Filter) :— 
 John George Filter, Gentleman. .ff«.— Paris. Club— 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Robert Filter, Gentleman. ^«.— Paris. Club—]nT\\ov 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Son of Rev. Robert Filter of Robins Hood Bay, 
 Yorks. , tn. Isabella, d. of John Mease : — 
 William Frederick Filter, Esq. C.B. [q.v.). 
 
 S WILLIAM FREDERICK FILTER, Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Hon. Order of the Bath (Civil 
 
 ff 
 
 Div.) (1897), Lt.-Col. (retired), and Hon. Col. The Tyne- 
 mouth R.G.A. (Vols.), has the Volunteer Decoration, J.P. 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Pirn 
 
 Pit 
 
 io8q 
 
 for the CO. of Northumberland. Born 1831, being the fifth 
 son of the Rev. Robert Piker of Robin Hood's Bay, York- 
 shire, by Isabella his wife, dau. of John Mease. Livery — 
 Black. Armorial bearings— Per chevron argent and 
 sable, two pelts (or hides) in chief of the last, and a cannon 
 mounted on its carriage in base proper. Mantling' sable 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a fleur-de-lis or, a dolphin naiant proper. Motto — 
 "Fide patiente labore." Married, 1863, Elizabeth Fanny, 
 dau. of Ralph Wilson of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Residence — 
 The Grove, Addlestone, Surrey. C/z/^ —Auxiliary Forces. 
 
 PIM, quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 ERLYSMAN PINCKNEY, Esquire, J.P. co. Wilts, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Dorti Dec. 15, 1838, being the only son 
 of Erlysman Charles Pinckney and his wife Jane, dau. of 
 Robert Pinckney. Livery — Blue, edged with yellow cord, 
 gold hatband. Armorial bearings — Or, five fusils con- 
 
 •ined in fesse gules, each charged with an ermine spot of 
 lie field, on a chief nebuly of the second, three griffins' 
 heads erased of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a griffin's head 
 erased gules, collared gold, three fusils or. Motto^" Deus 
 nobis." Married, Feb. 22, 1870, Frances Elizabeth Mary 
 \d. Sept. 21, i88g), dau. of James William Cusack, M.D. , 
 of Knockbane, co. Galway ; and has Issue — (i) Erlysman 
 Charles Pinckney, Esq., J.P. co. Wilts, b. Dec. 23, 1871 ; 
 (2) John Robert Hugh Pinckney, Gentleman, b. May 11, 
 1876. ^j/iz/e — Assert on , Berwick St. James, Salisbury. 
 Postal arfrfrwj- Wraxall Lodge, Bradford-on-Avon. 
 
 SJOHN EDWARD PINE-COFFIN, Esquire, Major 
 2nd Batt. Loyal North Lanes. Regt. Born Dec. 
 24, 1866, being the eldest son of the late John Richard 
 Pine-Coffin, Esq., J.P. and D.L., late of the 16th Regt., by 
 his wife Matilda, youngest dau. of William Speke of 
 Jordans, Somerset. Livery — Dark blue, buff facings. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, sem^e of 
 cross crosslets or, three bezants (for Coffin) ; 2 and 3, 
 g^les, a chfcvron ermine between three pine cones slipped 
 or (for Pine). Mantling azure and or. Crests- i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a martlet azure, charged on the 
 breast with two bezants in pale ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a pine tree proper. Motto (for Pine) — " In tem- 
 pestate floresco." Married, Aug. 22, 1894, Louisa Ger- 
 trude Douglas, youngest dau. of John Barre Beresford, 
 Esq., J.P. and D. L. , of Learmont and Ashbrook, co. 
 
 Londonderry ; and has /ww?— Edward Claude Pine-Coffin, 
 Gentleman, b. May 25, 1895. AVa/«— Portledge ; Ken- 
 with Alwington ; Goldworthy and Monkleigh Manors, co. 
 Devon. Seat—Y'ox\.\e.Age., near Bideford, co. Devon. 
 
 PINNELL (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron gules, 
 between two falcon's heads erased in chief and a staff 
 raguly fessewise thereon an eagle displayed in base all 
 
 azure, a lion rampant or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of ihe colours, a staff raguly fessewise 
 thereon an eagle displayed azure, holding in each claw a 
 hawk's bell also or. Motto — " Vultus in hostem." 
 
 Eld. son of Charles Pritchard Pinnell, b. 1832; d. 
 
 1894 ; '>"■• i^SSi Mary Ann, d. of William Honywood : — 
 Henry Pinnell, Esq., J.P. Warwickshire, b. 1857; m. 
 1879, Mary Ellen, d. of John Hugh Morris ; and has issue 
 — Charles Hugh Pinnell, Gentleman, b. 1886; and 
 Dorothy. Seat — Blythe Hall, Knowle, Warwickshire. 
 Chib — Midland (Birmingham). 
 
 PINNEY. see PRETOR-PINNEY. 
 
 PIPE, quartered by SLAUGHTER. 
 
 SEGERTON STANLEY PIPE-WOLFERSTAN, 
 Esquire, of Statfold, co. Stafford, Lieut. -Colonel 
 4th North Stafford Regiment, late Major ist South 
 Stafford Regment. Born July 23, i86r, being the eldest 
 son of the late Francis Stafford Pipe - Wolferstan, 
 Esq., of Statfold, J.P. , by his wife Sarah Maria Hill, 
 fifth dau. of William Hallows Belli, H.E.I.C.S. Livery 
 — Dark blue, red facings. Armorial bearings — -Quar- 
 terly I and 4, sable, a fesse wavy between three wolves' 
 heads erased or (for Wolferstan) ; 2 and 3, azure, two organ- 
 pipes in chevron between ten crosses crosslet or (for Pipe). 
 Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a wolf under a tree all proper (for Wolfer- 
 stan) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a leopard's head 
 erased or (for Pipe). Motto— "Que sera sera." Married, 
 Jan. 19, 1897, Eleanor Grace, dau. of H. Cunliffe Shawe, 
 Esq., J.P. , of Weddington Hall, Nuneaton. Seat — Stat- 
 fold, near Tamworth. 
 
 PIPHOE, quartered by DUCKETT. 
 
 ALEXANDER CHARLES PIRIE, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the eldest son of the late Alexander Pirie of 
 
 Waterton, co. Aberdeen, and his wife Charlotte Anne, 
 second dau. of Col. Martin Lindsay, C.B. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, a boar's head sable, between three pears 
 slipped vert, within a bordiu"e gules. Mantling sable. 
 
 is the Naval Cockadb 
 
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.ow pic 
 
 proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' Virtute 
 non astutia.'' Residence — Dunecht, co. Aberdeen. 
 
 S DUNCAN VERNON PIRIE, Esquire, M.P. for 
 North Division of Aberdeen, formerly Captain 5th 
 Lancers and 3rd Hussars ; served with Egyptian and 
 Soudan Expeditions 1882-84, present at Battles of Kassas- 
 5in, El Teb, and Tamai (mt^ntioned in despatches, medal 
 with two clasps), and with Nile Expedition 1884-85 
 (mentioned in despatches, medal with two clasps), was 
 A.D.C. to Gov. of Ceylon 1890-93; is a F.R.G.S. 
 and a D.L. for Aberdeenshire. Born March 22, 1858, 
 being the eldest son of Gordon Pirie of Chateau de 
 Varrenncs, P'rance, by his wife Valentine, dau. of the late 
 Joseph Rousseau de Labrosse. Armorial bearingrs— Or, 
 a boars head erased sable between three fjears slipped vert, 
 within a bordure of the last, a label of three points for 
 difference; and impaling the arms of Forbes-Sempill, namely, 
 quarterly 1 and 4, argent, a chevron chequy gules and of 
 the field, between three bugle-horns sable, garnished and 
 stringed of the second ; 2 and 3, azure, a cross pat^e 
 fitchfe or, between three boars heads couped argent, 
 muzzled gules. Mantling sable and or ; and on a wreath oJ 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a fawn's head with the sprig of a 
 pear-tree in its mouth proper; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, "Virtute non astutia."' Married, 1894, the 
 Hon. Evelyn Courtenay, dau. of Rt. Hon. William, Baron 
 Sempill ; and has Issue— (i) Patrick Taldo Pirie, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1897 ; (2) a S')n, b. 1899 ; and Evelyn Jean Gordon. 
 Seat — Caskieben, Aberdeenshire. London residence — 35 
 Eccleston Square, S.W. C/«^j— National Liberal, Bache- 
 lors', Royal Northern. 
 
 S GORDON PIRIE of Chateau de Varrennes. Saven- 
 nieres, Mainc-et- Loire, France, formerly of Waterton, 
 CO. Aberdeen, Member of Royal Company of Archers, 
 King's Bodyguard for Scotland, Bom June 27, 1825, 
 being the seventh son of the late Alexander Pirie of Water- 
 ton, by his wife Anne, youngest dau. of Francis Logic of 
 
 pit 
 
 MiHHli.field Armorial bearinga-Or, a boar's head eras^ 
 «Se. i.w;.nT« iK-ars slipped vert, withm a bordure r*J 
 
 Bati 
 
 doubled or ; and on a wreath of 
 ^er 'twn's head, with the sprig of 
 the last. Mantling sable, c' of \nd in an escroll over the 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a f^ propia." Married Valen- 
 a pear-tree in its mouth proper ; a:if ttJ de Labrosse ; a^nd 
 same this MottO, " Virtute non astint Jcan Vernon Pine, 
 tine, dau. of the late Joseph Rousseau 'er]. Restdence— 
 has with other /mk«— An eldest son, Dunn -t-Loire, France. 
 Esq., Capt., D.L. and M.P. [to whom rei 
 Chateau de Varrennes, Savennieres. Maine-PN Born Oct. 
 
 inder Pine of 
 
 MARTIN HENRY PIRIE. Genilemati^ 
 1848. being the second son of the late Alexf. 
 
 Waterton. Aberdeenshire, and Charlotte Anne his wife, 
 second dau. of Col. Martin Lindsay, C. B. Livery — Black. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
Pit 
 
 pit 
 
 1087 
 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a boar's head sable, between 
 three pears slipped vert, within a bordure engrailed gules. 
 Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a fawn's head, with the sprig of a pear-tree in its 
 mouth proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 " Virtute non astutia." Married, Jan, 20, 1883, Lilian 
 Frances, eldest dau. of John Scarlett-Campbell of i Queen's 
 Gate Place, London, S.W. ; and has Issue — (i) Harold 
 Victor Campbell Pirie, Gentleman, b. Sept. 5, 1884 ; (2) 
 Wilfrid Bayley Pirie, Gentleman, b. March 10, 1888. Re- 
 sidence — Inverness Lodge, Porchester Gate, London, W. 
 Clubs — Windham, Junior Carlton. 
 
 The Right Honourable WILLIAM JAMES PIRRIE 
 of Ormiston, Belfast, in the co. Down, one of His 
 Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council in Ireland, 
 LL.D., D.Sc. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), High Sheriff co. 
 Down 1899 (and co. Antrim 1898), Lord Mayor of the 
 city of Belfast 1896 and 1897, J. P. and D.L. for the city 
 of Belfast and J. P. for cos. Antrim and Down. Born 
 1847, being the only son of the late James Alexander 
 Pirrie, Esq., of Little Clandeboye, co. Down (whorf. 1849), 
 by his wife Eliza (who d. 1895), dau. of Alexander Mont- 
 gomery, Esq., of Dundesart, co. Antrim. Clubs — Reform, 
 Kildare Street (Dublin), Ulster (Belfast). Armorlalbearings 
 
 PIRIE-GORDON (rematric. L.O., 21 Nov. 1903). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, or, a boar's head erased sable between 
 three pears slipped and leaved vert (Pirie) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 a fesse chequy or and of the field, between three boar's heads 
 erased of the second, with a mullet in chief for difference 
 (Gordon of Buthlaw, matric. c. 1750, cadet of Gordon of 
 Lesmoir, matric. c. 1672). Mantling vert, doubled or. 
 
 — Argent, a saltire gules, between in chief and in base a 
 bugle-horn stringed sable, and in fesse two sea-horses re- 
 specting one another proper. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon's head erased per saltire argent and gules. 
 Motto — "Deeds, not words." Married, 1879, Margaret 
 Montgomery, dau. of John Carlisle, Esq., M.A. , of the 
 Royal Belfast Academical Institution. Seat — Ormiston, 
 nt^ar Belfast, co. Down. London address — Downshire 
 House, Belgrave Square, S.W. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a fawn's head with a 
 sprig of a pear-tree in its mouth projjer. Motto — 
 "Virtute non astutia." Livery — Dark green, yellow 
 facings. 
 
 Son of Patrick Pirie-Gordon, Esq., J. P. Aberdeen, 
 m. Anne, d. of John Michell, Esq., J. P., of Forcett, 
 Richmond, Yorks. , and of Glassel House, Kincardine- 
 shire, N.B. :— 
 Edward Pirie-Gordon, Esq., J. P. co. Brecknock, b. 1853, 
 m. 1880, Louisa, d. of Rev. William Handley, M.A. , of 
 Muskham, Rector of Winthorpe, Notts [upon an escutcheon 
 of pretence the Arms of Handley (Granted H. Coll., 
 25 Feb. 1904), viz. : Argent, a fess invected gules between 
 in chief two goats sable, armed and attired or, and in base 
 a fusil of the second] ; and has issue — Charles Harry 
 Clinton Pirie-Gordon, Gentleman, Member of the Royal 
 Company of Archers, b. 12 Feb. 1883. Seat — Buthlaw, 
 Aberdeenshire. Res. — Gwernvale, Crickhowel, Brecknock- 
 shire, S. Wales. 
 
 S Colonel DUNCAN GEORGE PITCHER, Indian 
 Staff Corps, formerly of the R. Marine Light In- 
 fantry, Bombay Light Cavalry, and 21st Hussars ; has the 
 Kaiser-i-hind gold medal for public service in India. Born 
 Nov. 2, 1839, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. St. 
 Vincent Pitcher, 6th Madras Light Cavalry, and of Rose 
 Mary, third dau. of Admiral George Le Geyt, C. B. , of 
 Jersey. Armorial bearings — Per chevron ermine and 
 azure, in chief two acorns slipped proper, in base the prow 
 of an antique galley argent. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head couped, 
 gorged with a wreath of oak proper between two wings 
 each charged with a bezant. Motto — " Perseverentia et 
 labore." Married, Oct. 16, 1867, Rose Elizabeth, third 
 dau. of the late Capt. John Evison, R.N. ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Henry Henderson Pitcher, Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 
 1870 \in. Annie, dau. of H. Templar, and has issue]; (2) 
 Duncan Le Geyt Pitcher, Gentleman, Lieut. South Wales 
 Borderers, b. Aug. 31, 1877 ; Rose Ethel \tn. W. B. Gordon, 
 P.W. Dept., India, and has issue]; Elsie Heath \m. 
 Awdry George Hobart- Hampden, Esq., Indian Forest 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
 k 
 
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 Pit 
 
 Pir 
 
 SenrioF. and has itsue] ; Margaret Beatrice [m. Henry 
 Julius Boas. I.C.S., and has issue]; Gertrude Duncan; 
 
 Marion Emily ; and Grace Carleton Crouchley. Postal 
 address — Gwalior, Central India. C/ud — United Service. 
 
 PITCHFORD (H. Coll. ; Vn. Shropshire. 1584). Aiure, a 
 cinquefoil between six martlets or. HantUng azure and or. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an ostrich argent, beaked 
 and ducally gorged or. Motto—" Toleranda etspiranda." 
 
 PITFIELD, quartered by STURT. 
 
 PITMAN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 PITT, quartered by CONYERS, FOX, and LANE-FOX. 
 
 ARTHUR PIXLEY. Esquire, J. P. in Queensland. 
 Bom Aug. 17. i86o, being the eldest son of the late Arthur 
 Watt Pixley, Esq., Capt. R.A.. by his wife Jane, dau. of the 
 late William Debonaire Haggard. Armorial laearings— 
 Aitire, a fess engrailed or, gutK^dc-larmes, between two 
 daners points downwards in chief and a cross crosslet 
 fltowe in base or. Mantling azure and or. Orest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a cross crosslet fiich^e or, 
 a morion proper between two wings azure, each charged 
 with a dagger as in the arms. Motto—" Per vias rectas." 
 Married, Dec. ag, 189a, Florence Anne, dau. of Lieut.- 
 Col. McDonnell, Queensland Defence Force ; and has 
 issue — (1) Arthur John Pixley, Gentkm.in, />. April 6, 
 1894; (3) Norman Stewart Pixley, tJentlem.Tn, 6. May 3, 
 1898. /Residence -Prospect, Kangaroo Point. Brisbane, 
 Queensland. C/w*— Queensland United Service Institu- 
 tion. 
 
 FRANCIS WILLIAM PIXLEY. Esq.. Major ist Cadet 
 Batt King's Roy. Rifles, Barrister-at-Law of the Middle 
 Temple. Fellow of the Society of .Antiquaries. Registrar 
 of the Standing Council of the Baronetage. Born July 5, 
 1852. being the only son of the late Thomas William 
 Pixley, Gentleman, of Hill Lodge, Freshwater, Isle of 
 Wight, a Younger Brother of the Trinity House, by his 
 wife Caroline, dau. of Rolxrt Blore of Ashbourne, Derby- 
 shire. Cluis — Conservative, Ranelagh. Livery— B\\it 
 and yellow. Armorial bearings— Azure, a fesse engrailed 
 
 or, gutt6-de-larmes. between two daggers points downwards 
 in chief and a cross crosslet fitch^e in base or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a cross crosslet fitchee or, a morion proper between two 
 wings azure, each charged with a dagger as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Per vias rectas. " Married, April 8, 1880, Eliza- 
 beth Mary, dau. of John Price Simpson ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Jocelyn Francis Renton Pixley, Gentleman, b. Jan. 27, 
 1881, Lieut. King's Royal Rifles (rf. 1903) ; (2) John Nicol 
 Fergusson Pixley, Gentleman, b. April 7, 1888; (3) Eric 
 William Blore Pixley, Gentleman, b. 22nd, d. Jan. 27. 
 1891 ; (4) Evelyn Graham Pixley. Gentleman, b. Dec. i. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 1892 ; (5) Brodrick Rich Farrar Pixley, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 19, 1898 ; Elizabeth Muriel ; Esme Caroline ; and 
 Olive Charlotte Blyth. Reside?ice — 12 Southwell Gardens, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 PIXLEY (H. Coll.). Azure, a fesse engrailed or, gutte- 
 de-larmes, between two daggers points downwards in chief 
 and a cross crosslet fitchfee in base or. Mantling azure 
 
 Sable, sem6e of plates, a fret couped or, between four roses 
 in cross argent ; and for a Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a denii-lion proper, sem^e of plates; 
 holding between the paws a rose argent, an escallop or ; 
 with the Motto, " Virtute et labore." Married, July 29, 
 1874, Florence Eliza (rf. April 14, 1900), younger daughter 
 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 cross crosslet fitchee or, a morion proper between two 
 wings azure, each charged with a dagger as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Per vias rectas." 
 
 Sons of Stewart Pixley, Esq., J. P., D.L., V.D., *. 
 
 1824 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1856, Margaret, dau. of James Aikin, 
 
 Esq., J. P.:— 
 Stewart Aikin Pixley, Gentleman, V.D. , b. May 3, 1857 
 [«., Oct. 8, 1884, Harriet te Hindle, dau. of Edward 
 Hewett]. Res. — Woking, Surrey. 
 
 Arthur Dunbar Pixley, Esq., b. Nov. 7, 1859, Capt. late 
 King's Royal Rifles, now Major 5th Batt. King's Royal 
 Rifles (Huntingdon Mihtia), served in South African War 
 1881, Transvaal Campaign (battles of Laing's Nek and 
 Ingogo, where he was severely wounded). Res. — 21 Lein- 
 ster Gardens, Hyde Park, W. 
 
 James Aikin Pixley, Gentleman, LL. B. Camb., Barrister- 
 at-Law, b. Aug. 31, 1863 \jn., Oct. 22, 1891, Beatrice Ada, 
 dau. of John Higson, Esq., J. P., of Oakmere Hall, 
 Cheshire]. 
 
 PLANTAGENET, otherwise BROTHERTON, quar- 
 tered by HOWARD. 
 
 PLANTAGENET, quartered by KINLOSS. KNY- 
 VETT, MAINWARING - ELLERKER - ONSLOW, 
 MOSTYN, and MOWBRAY. 
 
 S FREDERICK PLATT, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the North Riding of the county of York, for 
 Parts of Kesteven (Lines.), and for the county of Not- 
 tingham, for which he served the office of High Sheriff 
 in the year 1888, Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Here- 
 ford, Captain and Honorary Major of the Duke of Lan- 
 caster's Own Yeomanry Cavalry. Borti April 27, 1849, 
 being the third son of the late John Piatt, Esquire, of Bryn- 
 y-neuadd, in the county of Carnarvon, and of Wemeth 
 Park, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, and Member of Parliament 
 for Oldham, by his wife Alice, daughter of the late Samuel 
 Radcliff of Oldham. C/w3— Carlton. Z-zw/j— Blue, with 
 yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 
 of the late Frederick Bedwell of East Moulsey, in the 
 county of Surrey ; and has Issue — (i) Algernon John Frede- 
 rick Piatt, Gentleman, born June ii, 1875; (2) Cecil Sher- 
 man Piatt, Gentleman, born August i, 1877 (d. Jan. 5, 1900); 
 and Brenda Jeannette. Estates — Barnby Manor and Upper 
 Breinton, in the county of Hereford. Postal address — 
 Barnby Manor, Newark. 
 
 S Colonel HENRY PLATT, C.B., J.P. and D.L., 
 late Colonel 4th Batt. Royal Welch Fusiliers, High 
 
 Sheriff for Carnarvonshire 1877, and Anglesey 1879. Bom 
 Dec. 26, 1842, being the eldest son of the late John Piatt, 
 
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 Eiq., l.P. and l>. l^., High Sheriff for co. Carimivon 1863. 
 m7|\ fur Oldham, by his wife Alice, only dau. of Samuel 
 KadclilVe of Ixiwer House, Oldham, co. I.iincaster. 
 ▲rmoxlftl tmrlngi Argent, a mount in base vert, thereon 
 an oak tree proper, on a chief arched argent, three 
 escallops or. Mf *""g vert and argent. Oratt - On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion proper, 
 sein<^ of plates, holding between the paws a rose gules, 
 barbed and seeded also proper, an escallop or. MottO 
 •• Virtute et lalwre." Married, Jan. aa, 1868, Eleanor, 
 second dau. of Richard Sykes of Kdgeley House, co. Ohester ; 
 and has Issut (i) Henry John Heylyn Piatt, Ctentleman, b, 
 1869, late Lieut, lath Koyal Lancers, d. unm. 1893 ; (a) 
 Eric James Walter Flatt, Gentleman, of Ilryn M61, 
 Anglesey, Capt. Denbighshire Hussars I.Y. , b. 1871 [»»., 
 1895, Klorence Grace, fifth dau. of S;iinuel Perry of Wood- 
 roon, CO. Tipperary, and has is.sue, Eneid Mary Eleanor] ; 
 Nesta Mary \m., Oct. 28, 1897, Captain Richard Edward 
 Lloyd Richards of CaernywnchJ ; and Gladys Violet Eleanor 
 \m., 1903. Douglas Maitland King (late i8th Hussars). 
 5*a/ Gordding, near Llanfairfechan. CVm^x - Carlton, 
 junior Carlton, Hath. 
 
 S JAMES EDWARD PL.\TT, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the County Palatine of Chester, late Captain 
 and Honorary Major Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry 
 Cavalry. Born 1856, being the sixth son of the late John 
 Piatt, Esquire, of Bryn-y-neuadd, in the county of Carnarvon, 
 and of Werneth Park, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, and Member of 
 Parliament for Oldham, by his wife Alice, daughter of the late 
 Samuel R.-idcliffof Oldham. 67 j/^x— Reform, Cavalry, Bad- 
 minton. Armorial bearin^^s— He bears for Arms: Sable, 
 sem^ of plates, a fret couped or, between four roses in cross 
 argent ; and for a Crest, up)on a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a demi-lion projjer, sem^ of plates, holding be- 
 tween the paws a ro.se argent, an escallop or ; with the 
 HottO, "Virtute et labore." Postal address— Howbury 
 Hall, near Bedford. 
 
 JOHN PLATT, Gentleman, Justice of the Peace for the 
 borough of Warrington. Bom December 29, 1842, being 
 the eldest and only surviving son of the late James Piatt, by 
 his wife Mary, eldest daughter of John Shepherd. Armo- 
 rial bearing^— He bears for Arms : Azure, on a chevron 
 
 in the mouth three cinquefoils slipped vert ; with the Motto, 
 " Ncminem metue innocens." Married, Octolier 17, 1867, 
 
 or, between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a lamb statant in 
 base of the last, a fleur-de-lis between two cinquefoils of the 
 first ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a lamb 
 or, resting the dexter fore-leg on a fleur-de-lis azure, holding 
 
 Ellen Jane, daughter of the late John Hunter Whitby. 
 Postal address — Clifton Lodge, Llandudno. 
 
 SJOHN HAROLD PLATT, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Kent, 
 Captain 4th Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment. Bom 
 1855, being the fifth son of the late John Piatt, Esquire, ol 
 Bryn-y-neuadd, in the county of Carnarvon, and of Werneth 
 Park, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant, and Member of Parliament 
 for Oldham, by his wife Alice, daughter of the late Samuel 
 Radcliff of Oldham. Club— )\m\or Carlton. Armorial 
 bearing^ — He bears for Arms: Sable, semte of plates, a 
 fret couped or, between four roses in cross argent ; and for 
 a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 lion proper, sem^e of plaies, holding between the paws a 
 rose argent, an escallop or; with the Motto, "Virtute et 
 labore." Married, 1879, Agnes E. , second daughter of 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Roberts of Renny, in the county of 
 Cork. Postal address — 31 Pont Street, London, S. W. 
 
 S SYDNEY PLATT, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for* 
 the county of Carnarvon, for which county he served 
 the office of High Sheriff in the year 1888, late Captain in 
 the Denbighshire Yeomanry. Born February 2, 1861, being 
 the seventh son of the late John Piatt, Esquire, of Bryn-y- 
 neuadd, in the county of Carnarvon, and of Werneth Park, 
 in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant, and Member of Parliament for 
 Oldham, by his wife Alice, daughter of the late .Samuel 
 Radcliffe of Oldham. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Orleans. 
 Livery — Dark blue, with black velvet collar, canary waist- 
 coat with blue strijjes, gilt buttons, drab overcoat. Armo- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, sem6e of plates, 
 a fret couped or, between four roses in cross argent ; and 
 for a Crest, tipon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 demi-lion projjer, sem6e of plates, holding between the 
 paws a rose argent, an escallop or ; with the Motto, "Vir- 
 tute et labore." Married, 1884, Agnes Bertha, daughter of 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Marshall, Companion of the Most Hon- 
 ourable Order of the Bath ; and has /«««— Lionel Sydney 
 Piatt, Gentleman, born 1885 ; and Eira Guendolen. Estate 
 and postal address — Wargrave Hill, Wargrave, Berkshire. 
 
 ALFRED PLATT-HIGGINS, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law. Born July 9, 1846, being the fourth son of the late 
 James Higgins, Gentleman, Justice of the Peace for Salford 
 
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 and Borough Reeve in 1848, by his first wife Ann, daughter of 
 William Renshaw, also of Salford, and assumed the addi- 
 tional surname of Piatt and the arms of Piatt quarterly 
 with his own by Royal License in the year 1889. Armorial 
 beaxlngs— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, per 
 fesse vert and argent, a pale counterchanged, three cranes' 
 heads erased of the second, and as many lobsters' claws 
 erased sable (for Higgins) ; 2 and 3 per fesse dancett^e 
 argent and gules, a pale counterchanged, three frets, one 
 and two of the first, and for distinction a canton of the 
 second (for Piatt) ; and for his Crest, i. a griffin's head 
 erased or, gorged with a collar sable, charged with a 
 lozenge argent, between two plates, in the beak a lobster's 
 claw erased gules (for Higgins) ; 2. a demi-wolf gules, 
 semde of plates armed and langued azure, holding in the 
 dexter paw a wreath argent and gules, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a cross crosslet or (for Piatt) ; with the 
 Motto, " Labitur et labetur." 
 
 ARTHUR PLATT-HIGGINS, Gentleman. Born Sep- 
 tember 26, 1852, being the sixth son of the late James 
 Higgins, Gentleman, Justice of the Peace for Salford and 
 Borough Reeve in 1848, by his first wife Ann, daughter of 
 William Renshaw, also of Salford, and assumed the addi- 
 tional surname of Piatt and the arms of Piatt quarterly with 
 his own by Royal License in the year 1889. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, per 
 fesse vert and argent, a pale counterchanged, three cranes' 
 heads erased of the second, and as many lobsters' claws 
 erased sable (for Higgins) ; 2 and 3 per fesse dancett^e 
 argent and gules, a pale counterchanged, three frets, one 
 and two of the first, and for distinction a canton of the 
 second (for Piatt) ; and for his Crests, i. a griffin's head 
 erased or, gorged with a collar sable, charged with a 
 lozenge argent, between two plates, in the beak a lobster's 
 claw erased gules (for Higgins) ; 2. a demiwolf gules, 
 senile of plates, armed and langued azure, holding in the 
 dexter paw a wreath argent and gules, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a cross crosslet or (for Piatt) ; with the 
 Motto, " Labitur et labetur." 
 
 CHARLES PLATT-HIGGINS, Gentleman. Born April 
 20, 1843, being the second son of the late James Higgins, 
 Gentleman, Justice of the Peace for Salford and Borough 
 Reeve in 1848, by his first wife Ann, daughter of William 
 Renshaw, also of Salford, and assumed the additional sur- 
 name of Piatt and the arms of Piatt quarterly with his own 
 by Royal License in the year 1889. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, per fesse vert and 
 argent, a pale counterchanged, three cranes' heads erased 
 of the second, and as many lobsters' claws erased sable 
 (for Higgins) ; 2 and 3 per fesse dancett^e argent and gules, 
 a pale counterchanged, three frets, one and two of the first, 
 and for distinction a canton of the second (for Piatt) ; and 
 for his Crests, i. a griffin's head erased or, gorged with a 
 collar sable, charged with a lozenge argent, between two 
 plates, in the beak a lobster's claw erased gules (for 
 Higgins) ; 2. a demi-wolf g^les, sem6e of plates, armed and 
 langued azure, holding in the dexter paw a wreath argent 
 and gules, and charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet 
 or (for Piatt); with the Motto, "Labitur et labetur." 
 Married, March 28, 1891, Anna Maria Manziata, daughter 
 of Giosne Vespoli of Naples. 
 
 EDWARD PLATT-HIGGINS, Gentleman, Bachelor 
 of Arts of the University of Cambridge. Bom July 9, 
 1844, being the only son of the late John Higgins of Mount 
 House, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, by his wife Mary 
 Jane, daughter of John Hind of The Lodge, in the county 
 of Antrim, and assumed the additional surname of Piatt 
 and the arms of Piatt quarterly with his own by Royal 
 License in the year 1889. Clubs — Junior Constitutional, 
 Ulster (Belfast). Livery — Green, with white facings. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4 per 
 fesse vert and argent, a pale counterchanged, three cranes' 
 heads erased of the second, and as many lobsters' claws 
 erased sable (for Higgins) ; 2 and 3 per fesse dancett^e 
 argent and gules, a pale counterchanged, three frets, one and 
 two of the first, and for distinction a canton of the second (for 
 Piatt) ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 gryphon's head erased or, gorged with a collar sable, charged 
 with a lozenge argent, between two plates, holding in the 
 beak a lobster's claw erased gules (for Higgins) ; 2. a demi- 
 wolf gules, semde of plates, armed and langued azure. 
 
 holding in the dexter paw a wreath argent and gules, and 
 charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet or for differ- 
 ence (for Piatt); with the Motto, "Labitur et labetur." 
 
 Married, ist, October 16, 1872, Martha Elizabeth (d. 
 1902), dau. of the late James Hind, formerly of Lismara. 
 White Abbey, in the co. of Antrim ; and has had Issue — 
 Francis Meban Platt-Higgins, Gentleman, born October 7, 
 1874 ; Nora Lilian ; and Mary Edith (deceased). He m. 
 2nd, Sept. 1904, Amelia Frances, third dau. of the late 
 Capt. Joseph Hind, 104th Bengal Fus. , of Greatwood, 
 Mylor, Cornwall. Estate and postal address — Rathcoole, 
 Fortwilliam Park, Belfast. 
 
 FREDERICK PLATT-HIGGINS, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the County Palatine of Chester, M. P. for Salford since 
 1895. Born April 14, 1840, being the eldest son of the late 
 James Higgins, Gentleman, Justice of the Peace for Salford 
 and Borough Reeve in 1848, by his first wife Ann, daughter 
 of William Renshaw, also of Salford, and assumed the 
 additional surname of Piatt and the arms of Piatt 
 quarterly with his own by Royal License in the year 1889. 
 <r/K(J— Carlton. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, per fesse vert and argent, a pale counter- 
 charged, three cranes' heads erased of the second, and as 
 many lobsters' claws erased sable (for Higgins) ; 2 and 3 
 per fesse dancettde argent and gules, a pale counterchanged, 
 three frets, one and two of the first, and for distinction a 
 canton of the second (for Piatt) ; and for his Crests, i. a 
 griffin's head erased or, gorged with a collar sable, charged 
 with a lozenge argent, between two plates, in the beak a 
 lobster's claw erased gules (for Higgins) ; 2. a demi-wolf 
 gules, sem& of plates, holding in the dexter paw a wreath 
 argent and gules, and charged on the shoulder with a cross 
 crosslet or (for Piatt) ; with the Motto, ' ' Labitur et labe- 
 tur." Married, August 4, 1864, Mary Emilie, youngest 
 daughter of James Mottrain ; and has had Issue — James 
 Boycott Platt-Higgins, Gentleman, born January 13, 1878, 
 and died January 10, 1880 ; Kathleen ; Brenda ; and Cicely. 
 Postal address — Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. 
 
 HENRY PLATT-HIGGINS, Gentleman. Born Decem- 
 ber 13, 1844, being the third son of the late James Higgins, 
 Justice of the Peace, of Salford, by his first wife Ann, 
 daughter of William Renshaw of the same place, and 
 assumed the additional surname of Piatt, and the arms Oi 
 that family quarterly with his own by Royal License in the 
 year 1889. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, party per fesse vert and argent, a pale 
 counterchanged, three cranes' heads erased of the second, 
 and as many lobsters' claws erased sable (for Higgins) ; 
 2 and 3 party per fesse dancett^e argent and gules, a pale 
 
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 counterchanged, three frets, one and two of the fint, and 
 for distinction a canton of the second (for Piatt), and im- 
 paling the arms of HiRRins, nnnicJy. party per fesse vctI 
 and argent, a pale countcrcliangcd. three cranes heads 
 erased of the second, and as many lobsters' claws erased 
 table : and for his OTMti, i. upon n wreath of the colours, 
 
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 a griffin's head erased or, gorged with a collar sable, 
 charged with a lozenge argent between two plates, holding 
 in the beak a lobster's claw erased gules (for Higgins) ; 
 a. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf gules, sem^e 
 of plates, armed and languetl azure, holding in the dexter 
 paw a wreath argent and gules, and charged upon the 
 shoulder with a cross crosslet or (for Platl) ; with the 
 Motto, " I^bitur et labelur." Married, February 21, 
 1887, Fanny, eldest surviving daughter of the late John 
 Higgins of Manchester, and Mary Jane, his wife, eldest 
 daughter of John Hind of Belfast. Postal address — 
 Moorside, Heathvicw Gardens, Putney Heath, S.W. 
 
 WALTER PLATT-HIGGINS, Gentleman. Born June 
 10, i860, being the second son of the late George Higgins, 
 P'squire, Justice of the Peace, High Sheriff of Anglesea in 
 the year 1865, by his second wife Frances Mary, daughter of 
 Thomas Moult of Manchester, and assumed the additional 
 surname of Piatt and the arms of Piatt quarterly with his 
 own by Royal License in the year 1889. Armorial bear- 
 IngB— He bears for Anns : Quarterly i and 4, per fesse 
 vert and argent, a pale counterchanged, three cranes' heads 
 erased of the second, and as many lobsters' claws erased 
 sable (for Higgins) ; 2 and 3 per fesse dancett^e argent and 
 gules, a pale counterchanged, three frets, one and two of 
 the first, and for distinction a canton of the second (for 
 Piatt) ; and for his Crests, i. a griffin's head erased or, 
 gorged with a collar sable, charged with a lozenge argent 
 between two plates, in the beak a lobster's claw erased 
 gules (for Higgins) ; 2. a demi-wolf g^ules, sem^e of plates, 
 armed and langued azure, holding in the dexter paw a 
 wreath argent and gules, and charged on the shoulder with 
 a cross crosslet or (for Piatt) ; with the Motto, " Labitur et 
 labetur." 
 
 PLAYFAIR, quartered by VICKERS. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM CHARLES PLENDER- 
 LEATH, Clerk in Holy Orders 1855, M.A. (Oxon), J. P. 
 CO. Wiltshire. Born 1831, being the only son of Lieut.-Col. 
 Charles Plenderleath, Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, by his wife Hannah Winslow, eldest 
 daughter of John Benjamin de Paiba. C/«*— Constitu- 
 tional. Livety—GrcKn and gold. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Vert, a chevron between two trefoils 
 in chief and a fieur-de-lis in base argent (for Plenderleath). 
 Crest — A hand holding a writ or paper almost rolled all 
 proper. Motto — "Prompte et consulto." Married, 1856, 
 Margaret Elizabeth Jane, daughter of the Venerable Arch- 
 
 deacon Brathwaitcof St. Christopher's, in the West Indies; 
 and has Issue Claude William Manners Plenderleath, 
 Gentleman, Commander Royal Navy, born 1863; Margaret 
 Edith de Partxi; Maud Mary le l-euvre [married George 
 Bayntun Starky of Bromham, in the county of Wiltshire]; 
 and Marion Irene Gourlay. Postal address Mamhead 
 Rectory, Exeter. 
 
 S PHILIP ARTHUR PLEYDELL- HOUVERIE- 
 CAMPBELL- WYNDHAM, Esq.. of Dunoon, co. 
 Argyll, and Corhampton, Hants, J. P. and U.L., LieuL- 
 CoT. l^ngal Army. Born Aug. 8, 1821, being the fourth 
 son of the Hon. and Rev. Frederick Pleydell Bouverie, by 
 Elizal)eth his wife, dau. of Sir Kicluird J. .Sullivan, Rart. 
 (By the death s.p. of John Henry Cam|)lx;ll Wyndham. 
 brother of Caroline Letitia Campbell (wife of Richard 
 Hetley)], Mr. Bouverie Campbell's wife succeeded to the 
 Innellan and Dunoon estates as heir under a deed of entail, 
 executed by Col. John Campliell, June 6, 1767; and he 
 assumed the surname and arms of Campbell, in addition to 
 and after those of Pleydell- Bouverie, in 1868, and the sur- 
 name of Wyndham in 1890. Armorial bearings- He bears 
 for Arms : (Quarterly r and 4, azure a chevron lx.nween three 
 lions' heads erased or, and (for distinction) in the centre 
 chief point a cross crosslet gold (for Wyndham) ; 2. gyronny 
 of eight or and sable, .a bordure engrailed of tlie first, 
 charged with eight crescents of the second (for Campbell); 
 3. parted per fesse or and .argent, an eagle displayed with 
 two heads sable, on the breast an inescutcheon gu., charged 
 with a bend vair (for Bouverie). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degiee, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a fetterlock or, within the chain thereof of the last and 
 azure, a lion's head erased or, charged on the neck (for 
 distinction) with a cross crosslet azure (for Wyndham); 
 2. on the dexter, upon a wreath of the colours, two oars of 
 a lymphad disposed in saltire projser, and in an escroll over 
 the same the motto " Vis et fides" (for Campbell) ; 3. and 
 on the sinister, upon a wreath of the colours, .-v demi-eagle 
 displayed with two heads sa. , ducally gorged or, and charged 
 on the breast with a cross crosslet arg. , and in an escroU 
 over the same the motto ' ' Patria cara carior libertas " (for 
 Bouverie). MottO — "Au bon droit." Married, Aug. 7, 
 1861, Caroline Mary, only child of Richard Hetley of The 
 Close, Salisbury, by Caroline Letitia his wife, eldest dau. 
 of Col. John Campbell of Dunoon ; and has Issue— (i) 
 Rich.ard Arthur Pleydell- Bouverie- Campbell -Wyndham, 
 Gentleman, b. July 17, 1862 [nt. Oct. 1891, widow of Arthur 
 Williams, and dau. of Laurence Cumberbatch] ; (2) Ernest 
 Pleydell-Bouverie-Campbell-Wyndham, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 2nd Batt. Hampshire Regt. , b. June 17, 1866; and Mary 
 Lilian. Seats — Dunoon, Greenock, co. Argyll ; Corhamp 
 ton. Bishop's Waltham, Hants. 
 
 RICHARD ARTHUR PLEYDELL- BOUVERIE- 
 CAMPBELL- WYNDHAM, Esquire, J. P. Hants. Born 
 July 6, 1862, being the eldest son of the late Col. Philip 
 Arthur Pleydell- Bouverie of Dunoon, co. Argyll, and Cor- 
 hampton, Hants, J. P. and D.L. , Lieut.-Col. late Bengal 
 Army, by his wife Caroline Mary, only child of Richard 
 Hetley of The Close, Salisbury, by his wife Caroline Letitia, 
 eldest dau. of Col. John Campbell of Dunoon. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Quarterly i and 4 (Wyndham), azure, a chevron 
 between three lions heads erased or, and (for distinction) 
 in the centre chief point a cross crosslet gold ; 2. (Camp- 
 bell) gyronny of eight or and sable, a bordure engrailed of 
 the first, charged with eight crescents of the second ; 3. 
 (Bouverie) parted per fesse or and argent, an eagle dis- 
 played with two heads sable, on the breast an inescutcheon 
 gules charged with a bend vair. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crests — (Wyndham) on a wreath of the colours, on a 
 fetterlock or, within the chain thereof of the last and azure 
 a lion's head erased or, charged on the neck (for distinction) 
 with a cross crosslet azure, on the dexter the crest of Camp- 
 bell, viz., on a wreath of the liveries, two oars of a lymphad 
 disposed in saltire proper, and in an escroll over the same 
 the Motto, "Vis et fides;" and on the sinister the crest 
 of Bouverie, viz., on a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle 
 displayed with two heads sable, ducally gorged or, and 
 charged on the breast with a cross crosslet argent, and in 
 an escroll over the same the Motto, " Patria cara carior 
 libertas." Married, Oct. 20, 1891, Isabel Maude, widow 
 of Arthur S. Williams, and dau. of Laurence Cumberbatch. 
 Seat— Yinnoon, Argyll. 
 
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 ALFRED CHICHELE PLOWDEN, Esquire, J. P. 
 London and Home Counties, Metropolitan Police Magis- 
 trate since 1888. Born 1844, being the eldest son of Trevor 
 John Chichele Plowden, by Frances Whilelmina, d. of 
 Count Aquarius Schaffalitzky de Mokadel. Clubs — 
 Brooks's, Saville. Livery — Blue and buff. Armorial 
 bearings — Azuie, a fesse dancettde, the two upper points 
 terminating in fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a buck 
 trippant sable, attired or. MottO — " Quod tibi hoc alteri." 
 Married, 1883, Evelyn, youngest dau. of Gen. Sir Charles 
 Foster, K.C.B. ; and has Issue -{i) Humphrey Evelyn 
 Chichele Plowden, Gentleman, /'. 1887 ; (2) Jasper Alfred 
 Chichele Plowden, Gentleman, /'. 1890 ; and Dulce Millicent 
 Chichele. Res. — 18 Cheniston Gardens, Kensington. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM PLOWDEN, Gentleman. 
 
 Born , being the eldest son of the late Charles Joseph 
 
 Plowden of Rome, by his wife Miss Eliza Bryan. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Azure, a fesse dahcett6e, the two upper 
 points terminating in fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 buck passant sable, attired or. Residence — 
 
 Major-Genekal GEORGE WARD CHICHELEY 
 PLOWDEN; served in Indian Mutiny 1858-59, Maj.-Gen. 
 1894, l.S.C. on U.S. hst 1894 Born 
 being the son of 
 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse dancett^e, the two 
 upper points terminating in fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a vvreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a buck trippant sable, attired or. Motto — 
 " Quod tibi hoc alteri." Residence — 
 
 Sir HENRY MEREDY I'H PLOWDEN, Knight, B.A. 
 Cantab., Barr. Lincoln's Inn 1866, late Senior Judge in Chief 
 Court of Punjab. Bom 1840, being the second son of the 
 late G. A. C. Plowden, B.C.S. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, a fesse dancett^e, the two upper points terminating 
 in fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a buck trippant 
 sable, attired or. Motto — "Quod tibi hoc alteri." Mar- 
 ried, 1887, Helen, eldest dau. of the late Sir Cecil Beadon, 
 K. C.S.I. Seat — Leintwardine, Herefordshire. 
 
 Sir TREVOR JOHN 
 PLOWDEN, K. C.S.I, (n 
 
 CHICHELE CHICHELE- 
 98), B.C.S. from 1868, J. P. 
 
 Sussex. Born Oct. 17, 1846, being the younger son of 
 Trevor John Chichele Plowden, Esq., J. P. Middlesex, by 
 his wife Frances Wilhelmina, dau. of Count Schafl'alitzky 
 
 de Mockadell. Livery — Blue and yellow. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a fesse dancett^e, the two upper points 
 terminating in fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 buck trippant sable, attired or. Motto — "Quod tibi hoc 
 alteri." Married, firstly, 1870, Millicent, dau. of Gen. Sir 
 Charles Foster, K.C.B. ; and has Issue — Beryl \ni. Major 
 LafoneJ and Pamela [ot. the Earl of Lytton]. He married 
 secondly, 1895, Beatrice, eldest dau. of Basil Fitzherbert, 
 Esq., of Swynnerton Hall, Staffs., D.L., J. P. ; and has had 
 Issue — Rupert Chichele Plowden, Esq., b. 1896, d. 1900; 
 Wilhelmina Marjorie ; and Hester Beatrice. Residence — 
 Hazlehnrst, Ore, Sussex. Club — Arthur's. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM CHICHELE PLOWDEN, K.C.S.I., 
 J. P. Middlesex, Dorset, and Oxon., in B.C.S. 1852-85, 
 Member of Viceroy's Legislative Council, and late Census 
 Comr. for India, M.P. Wolverhampton 1886-92. Born 
 1832, being the son of the late W. H. C. Plowden of 
 Ewhurst Park, Hat.ts, M.P. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 ■a fesse dancett^e, the two upper points terminating in 
 fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a buck trippant 
 sable, attired or. Motto— "Quod tibi hoc alteri." Mar- 
 ried, 1862, Emily, eldest dau. of the late M. T. Bass of 
 Rangemore, Stafts., M.P., and sister of ist Baron Biu-ton. 
 Residence — 5 Park Crescent, Portland Place, W. ; Aston 
 House, Aston Rowant, Oxon. Clubs— 'S>xoo\i%%, Hurling- 
 ham. 
 
 S WILLIAM FRANCIS PLOWDEN, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. Born June 3, 1853, being the only son of 
 the late William Henry Francis Plowden of Plowden and 
 Aston le Walls, High Sheriff" 1848, by his wife Barbara, 
 eldest dau. of Francis Cholmeley of Brandsby Hall, co. 
 York. Livery — Dark blue and yellow, gilt buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse dancett^e, the two 
 upper points terminating in fleurs-de-lis or, impaling the 
 arms of Dundas, namely argent, a lion rampant, within a 
 double tressure flory and counterflory gules. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a buck trippant sable, attired or. Married, 
 Oct. 12, 1874, Lady Mary Dundas, dau. of Hon. John 
 Charles Dundas, and sister to Most Hon. Lawrence, Mar- 
 quess of Zetland; and has \\2,di Issue — (i) William Edwin 
 Plowden, Gentleman, b. May 21, 1876, d. Feb. 16, 1897; 
 (2I Francis Charles Plowden, Gentleman, b. Sept. 26, 1877 ; 
 (3) Roger Edmund Joseph Plowden, Gentleman, b. June 5, 
 1879 ; {4) Godfrey Bruce Aloysius Plowden, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 9, 1892. Seat — Plowden Hall, Lydbury North, Salop. 
 C/«*— White's. 
 
 PLOWES (H. Coll.). Quarterly azure and or, in the 
 first and fourth quarters a golden fleece and in the second 
 and third a castle gules, between two fleurs-de-lis in fesse of 
 the first, over all a chief ermine. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin argent, 
 winged or, collared azure, holding an escutcheon gules, 
 charged with an estoile of six points or. Motto — " Unita 
 fort i or." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Alexr. J. Plowes, Gentleman, b. , Res. — 12 West 
 
 Halkin Street, Belgrave Square, S.W. 
 
 PLUMBE, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 ALFRED SAXBY PLUMER, Gentleman. Born 
 March 7, 1828, being the second, but eldest surviving, son 
 of the late Charles Plumer, Gentleman, of Brighton, by his 
 wife Susanna Catherine, dau. of Charles and Isabel Saxby 
 of Rodwell. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per 
 chevron flory counterflory argent and sable, between four 
 martlets fesseways, in chief of the last, and a lion rampant 
 in base of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-lion gules, gorged with a collar 
 flory counterflory argent, and holding between the paws a 
 garb of the last, surmounted by a martlet sable, the trunk of 
 a tree fesseways eradicated and sprouting proper ; with the 
 Motto, " Loyal." Married, April 15, 1858, Sarah, daughter 
 of John Thomas and Fanny Sophia Billet of Twickenham ; 
 and has /jjw«— Martin Luther Plumer, Gentleman, born 
 January i, 1876; Ellen; Alice; Anna; Jessie; and Ruth. 
 .^«.f.— Elsinore, Dyke Road Avenue, Patcham, Sussex. 
 
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 JOHN BAGWILL I'LUMEK. Cieiulcman. of Allerton 
 Tomes. /ii>rH March 7, 1830, U-iiig tin- only son of the 
 late John i'lunicr of iA>ndon, by his wife Frances, daughter 
 of KiduutI and i lannnh Sooer of 'I'otnes, in the county of 
 Uevoo. Amiorlal bearing*— He bears for Arms : Per 
 chevron flory counterflory argent and Kible, Ix'twi'cn lour 
 martlets fesspways in chief of the last antl a lion rampant 
 in tmsc of the hrst ; and for his Crest, upon a wreatn of 
 the colours, in front of a demi-lion gules, gorged with a 
 collar rtory countertiory argent, and holding between the 
 paws A garb of the last, sunnounted by a martlet sable, the 
 trunk of a tree fcsseways eradicated and sprouting proper ; 
 with the Motto, "Loyal." Married, February 6, 1875, 
 Jessie Thomson, daughter of Thomas and Margaret Ballan- 
 tyne of Paisley, North Britain. 
 
 WILLIAM PLUMER, Gentleman, of Hoboken. New 
 Jersey. Bom August 9, 183a, being the fourth son of the 
 late Charles Plumer of Brighton, by his wife Susanna 
 Catherine, daughter of t'harles and Isabel .Saxby of Rod- 
 well. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Per 
 chevron flory counterflory argent and sable, between four 
 martlets fesseways in chief of the last and a lion rampant 
 in base of the first ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-lion gules, gorged with a collar 
 flory counterflory argent, and holding between the paws a 
 garb of the last, surmounted by a martlet sable, the trunk 
 of a tree fesseways eradicated and sprouting proper ; with 
 the Motto, " Loyal." Married, February 12, 1868, Esther, 
 daughter of Joseph Butcher of Witham, in the county of 
 Essex : and has issue — Catherine Grace. 
 
 PLUMMER, see SCOTT-PLUMMER. 
 
 PLUMPTRE of Fredville. Argent, a chevron between 
 two mullets pierced in chief and an annulet in base sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a phoenix or, out of flames proper. Motto — 
 " Sufiicit meruisse." 
 
 Sons of Charles John Plumptre, Esq., I. P. and D.L. 
 Kent (High Sheriff 1877), M.A., Major and Hon. Lt.- 
 Col. 1st V.B. East Kent Regt., V.D., b. 1835; d. ; 
 m. i86o, Fanny Augusta, fourtlj d. of Rev. Henry 
 Western Plumptre, late Rector of E^twood, Notts: — 
 Henry Western Plumptre, Esq., J. P., late Capt. ist V.B. 
 East Kent Regt., b. 1867. Seat — Fredville, nr. Dover. 
 
 Rev. Arthur Huntingdon Plumptre, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 
 1869. 
 Rev. Henry Peniberton Plumptre, B.A. (Oxon.), b. 1870. 
 Sons of late John Bridges Plumptre, Esq., J. P., b. 
 1832 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1859, Elizabeth, d. of Francis 
 Wright of Osmaston Manor, co. Derby : — 
 Henry Fitzwalter Plumptre, Esq., J. P. and C.C. Kent, 
 a coheir and most probably sole heir (and as such de jure 
 Lord Fitzwalter) to the ancient Barony of Fitzwalter, b. 
 i86o ; m. 1892, Maude Dora Gertrude (rf. 1893), d. of late 
 Capt. T. C. Baird of Flatfields, Ayrshire. 5<fa/— Good- 
 nestone Park, nr. Dover. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Rev. John Bridges Plumptre, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector of 
 Danbury, Essex, b. 1862. Res. — The Rectory, Danbury, 
 Chelmsford. 
 
 Francis FitzHerbert Plumptre, Gentleman, b. 1864. 
 Res.— 
 
 George Beresford Plumptre, Gentleman, b. 1869. Res. — 
 Bloemfontein, O.R.C., South Africa. 
 
 PLUNKETr, quartered by LENTAIGNE. 
 
 Sir FRANCIS RICHARD PLUNKETT, commonly 
 known as the Honourable Sir Francis Richard Plunkett, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George, Minister at Brussels 
 since 1893. Bom February 3, 1835, being the son of the 
 Right Honourable the ninth Earl of Fingall, by his wife 
 Louisa Emilia, only daughter of Elias Cortelly of Corbalton 
 Hall, in the county of Meath ; created Knight Grand 
 Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of ^int Michael 
 and Saint George, 1894. C/«*j— Travellers', St. James's. 
 Armorial bearings- He bears for Arms: Sable, a bend 
 and in the sinister chief a tower triple-turreted argent. 
 Upon the escutcheon, which is encircled by the ribbon 
 and collar and pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight 
 Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, is placed a helmet befitting 
 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argLMit ; and for 
 his OrMt, u|x)n a wn-ath of the colours, a horse passant 
 argent; with the Motto, " Fcstina lentc." Married, 1870, 
 May Tevis, daughter of Charles Wain Morgan of Phila- 
 delphia, United States of America ; and has Issue living 
 — Norah Isabel [married, 1891, Count Augfust Fersen 
 Gyldenstol|)e, of Sweden]; and Helen Mary. Postal 
 address — British I-egation, Brussels. 
 
 S THOMAS LUKE PLUNKETT, Esquire, J.P., 
 D.L. CO. Dublin, High Sheriff 1897, Barrisier-at- 
 l^w, late Lieut. Dublin Artillery Militia. Bom April 3, 
 1850, being the eldest son ot the late John William 
 Plunkett, Esq., of Portmarnock, J. P. co. Dublin, by his 
 wife Caroline Jane, fourth dau. of Lawrence Esmonde 
 White, Esq., of Scarnagh, J. P. co. Wexford. Livery— 
 Blue. Armorial bearings Sable, a bend argent, in 
 
 chief a tower triple-towered of the last, a bordure gules. 
 [.(4 crest, viz. "a horse passant argent," and a motto, 
 " Festina lente," are made use of, but these do not appear 
 to be recorded with the foregoing arms, which latter, however, 
 are properly registered in Ulster's Ofice.] Married, June 
 27, 1876, Lizzie, dau. of Francis Chadwick of The Glen, 
 Drogheda ; and has Issue — Elizabeth Angela Mary ; 
 Caroline ; and Maude. 6Va/— Portmarnock House, Bal- 
 doyle, CO. Dublin. ClubSt. Stephen's Green (Dublin). 
 
 POCHIN(i6thcent. H. Coll. ; Vn. Leics.). Or.achevron 
 gules, between three horse-shoes sable. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a harpy wings 
 projjer, full faced, and the tail twisted round the leg. Livery 
 — Dark blue coats, yellow and blue striped waistcoats. 
 
 Sons of William Ann Pochin, Esq., of Edmondthorpe 
 
 Hall, J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff co. Leics. 1844), b. 
 
 1820 ; rf. 19 ; in. 1841, Agnes Eliza, only d. of 
 
 William Ashby of Qucnby Hall, Leics. : — 
 
 George William Pochin, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Leics. (High 
 
 Sheriff 1904), J. P. Lines., late Lieut. 3rd Buffs (East Kent 
 
 Regt.), b. 1843; m. 1st, 1870, Marianne [d. 1896), d^ of 
 
 Robert de Barry of Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin; 2Bd, 1898, 
 
 Mildred, d. late John Nickisson ; and has issue — Victor 
 
 Robert Pochin, Gentleman, b. 1879 ; Rhoda Mabel Hope 
 
 \m. 1894, Frederick Arden Peacock of Sleaford] ; and Ethel. 
 
 5m/j— Barkby Hall, Leicester; Edmondthorpe Hall, 
 
 Oakham. Clubs — Navy and Military, County (Leicester). 
 
 Norman Pochin, Esq., Major late 7th Roy. Fus., b. 
 
 1846; m. 1896, Margaret Woolaston, d. of Sir Frederick T, 
 
 Fowke, Bart. Res. — Barkby Lodge, Barkby, Leicester. 
 
 Son of Charles Norman Pochin, Gentleman, 
 
 H.E.I.C.C.S., b. 1827; d. 1870; m. ist, 1850, Diana, 
 
 d. of Sir Timothy Vansittart Stonhouse, Bart. : — 
 
 Norman Vansittart Stonhouse Pochin, Esq., J. P. Leics., 
 
 Major late 3rd Batt. Leics. Regt., b. 1852; m. 1880, 
 
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 Hersilia Stanley {d. 1895), only child of late Thomas Stanley 
 Nedham of Leicester ; and has issue — Evelyn Diana Ston- 
 house ; and Vera Vansittart Stonhouse. Seat — Burnmill 
 Hill, Market Harboro', Leics. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Edward Norman Pochin, M.A., Vicar of 
 Barkby, i. 1828 ; d. 1897 ; w. 1856, Anna Sarah, d. of 
 Rev. Thomas Lovedayof Illsley, Berks : — 
 Harry Pochin, Gentleman, 6. . Res. — 
 Edmund Arthur Pochin, Gentleman, h. . Jies. — 
 Sons of Ralph George Pochin, Esq., Commander R.N., 
 J. P. Leics., h. 1829; d. 1897; m. 1855, Anna Jane, of 
 Braunston Hall, Leics., eld. d. of Rev. George Win- 
 stanley. Rector of Glenfield, and sister and coh. of 
 James Beaumont Winstanley of Braunston Hall : — 
 Richard Norman Pochin, Esq., Major, late East Surrey 
 Regt., b. 1864. Res. — Braunston Hall, Leicester. 
 Francis William Birch Pochin, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 
 , Alice Josephine Borton of Casa Nuova, N.Z. Kes. — 
 Kirkliston, New Zealand. 
 Edward Carlyon Pochin, Gentleman, b. 1869. Res. — 
 
 POCK.LINGTON (H. Coll., 22 June, 1761). Ermine, 
 
 three bends azure, on a chief or as many martlets sable. 
 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a demi-leopard rampant proper, holding in the 
 
 dexter paw an ostrich-feather argent. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Roger Pocklington, M.A. , Vicar of 
 Walesby, Notts, and Rector of Skegness, Lines., b. 
 1802; d. 1880; tn. 1831, Mary, d. of George Hutton 
 of Carlton-on-Trent : — 
 Bertram Mitford Pocklington, Gentleman, b. 1835; m. 
 
 1873, Georgina, d. of George Caldwell. A**??.— Gunterstone 
 
 Road, West Kensington, London, W. 
 Evelyn Pocklington, Gentleman, b. 1837 ; m. 1870, 
 
 Elizabeth Frances, d. of Sir Edmund de Gonville Brom- 
 
 head, 3rd Bart. ; and has issue — Mary de Gonville [m. 
 
 1895, Charles Frederick Grundtvig. Res. ^2 Gerald Road, 
 
 Eaton Square, S.W. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Gen. Evelyn Henry Frederick Pocklington, 
 b. 1811 ; d. 1879 ; m. ist, 1847, Barbara Campbell, 
 only child of A. Scott Bloomfield of Hollywood, co. 
 Wicklow : — 
 Frederick Charles Pocklington, Gentleman, late 4th 
 
 Hussars, b. 1849 ; m. 1879, Eliza Amelia Adelaide 
 
 {d. 1894), only d. of C. P. Hoffmann ; and has issue. 
 
 Res. — 
 Archibald James Pocklington, Esq., Capt. R.N., b. 
 
 1851. Res.— 
 
 POCKLINGTON-SENHOUSE (R.L., 27 Sept. 1842, 
 H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, or, a parrot proper (Sen- 
 house) ; 2 and 3, ermine, three bends azure, on a chief 
 or, as many martlets sable (Pocklington, 1761). Mantling 
 vert and or. Crests — ^i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 parrot proper (Senhouse) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-leopard rampant proper, holding in the dexter paw 
 an ostrich-feather argent (Pocklington). Mottoes — (Below 
 the arms) " Vae victis," (over the first crest, usually depicted 
 on a scroll issuing from its beak) " Deo gratias." 
 
 Son of Josepli Pocklington-Senhouse (formerly Pock- 
 lington), Esq. , of Netherhall, Cumberland, and Barrow 
 House, J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1846), b. 1804; d. 
 1874 ; m. 1835, Elizabeth, eldest d. and coh. of 
 Humphrey Senhouse of Netherhall : — 
 Humphrey Pocklington-Senhouse, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 Cumberland (High Sheriff 1892), J. P. co. Northampton, 
 late Col. Westmorland and Cumberland Yeom. Cav., b. 
 1843 ; m. 1879, Florence Catherine, eld. d. of late Turner 
 A. Macan of Carriff, co. Armagh, and Elstow, Bedford ; 
 and has surv. issue — (i) Guy Joseph Pocklington-Senhouse, 
 Gentleman, b. 1882; (2) Oscar William Pocklington-Sen- 
 house, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; (3) Roger Henry Pocklington- 
 Senhouse, Gentleman, b. 1899; Dorothy Elizabeth; and 
 Blanche Violet Florence. Seats — Netherhall, Maryport, 
 Cumberland ; Ashby St. Legers, Rugby. Clubs — Arthur's, 
 Junior Carlton, Wellington. 
 
 JOHN DUKE PODE, Esq., J. P. co. of Devon, some- 
 time Fellow of New Coll., Oxford, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born Nov. 6, 1832, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Julian Pode of Plympton Earle, by Anne Duke his wife, 
 youngest dau. of the late Rev. Duke Yonge, Vicar of Corn- 
 wood, Devon; s. his uncle 1864. Livery — Xidirk blue, red 
 facings. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron or, 
 
 between two eagles displayed in chief argent and a lion's 
 head erased of the second in base, three estoiles gules. 
 Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, issuant from clouds proper, a demi-eagle 
 azure, collared or, wings elevated argent, on the breast and 
 each wing an esloile counterchanged. Motto — ' ' Altiora 
 sequimur." Married, Aug. 30, i860, Augusta Boevey (d. 
 June 28, 1900), youngest dau. of Rev. Charles Crawley, 
 Hon. Canon of Gloucester, Incumbent of Flaxley, and 
 afterwards Vicar of Hartpury, co. Gloucester; and has had 
 Issue — (1) Ernest Duke Yonge Pode, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Keble Coll., Oxford, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., <J. Aug. 2, 1862, 
 drowned in wreck of the s.s. "Bokhara," 1892; (2) Cyril 
 Augustin Pode, Gentleman, b. April 29, 186^, M.A. 
 Worcester Coll., Oxford [m., Feb. 9, 1897, Constance 
 Hannah, youngest dau. of the late John Bather of the 
 Day House, Shrewsbury, and has issue, Phyllis Cordelia, 
 and Constance Alethea] ; (3) Arthur Crawley Pode, Gentle- 
 man, B,A. Worcester Coll., Oxford, Solicitor, of Modbury, 
 S. Devon, b. July 4, 1870; and Beatrice Catharina. Seat — 
 Slade, Ivybridge, Devon. 
 
 POE, quartered by JENNER. 
 
 POER (U.O.). Argent, a chief indented sable. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag's head caboshed proper, attired or, and between the 
 attires a crucifix of the last. MottO — "Per crucem ad 
 coronam. " 
 
 Yr. sons of John Power, Esq., M.P., J.P and D.L. 
 CO. Waterford, by his wife Frances [R. L. , 1863, for 
 herself and descendants of her husband to revert to the 
 surname of de la Poer], d. of Sir John Power, ist Bart., 
 of Kilfane : — 
 Count Edmond James de Poher de la Poer (q.v.). 
 William G. de la Poer, Esq. , late Capt. 6sth Regt. 
 Raymond de la Poer, Esq., J.P. Seat — Kilcronagh, 
 CO. Kilkenny. 
 
 S EDMOND JAMES DE POHER DE LA POER, 
 Esquire, of Gurteen le Poer, in the county of Water- 
 ford, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 
 that county, High Sheriff 1879, and Member of Parlia- 
 ment therefor 1866-1873, claiming to be (and but for the 
 attainder would appear to be) Baron of Le Power and 
 Coroghmore, as male heir of the body of Sir Richard Power 
 
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 [who was created a Ikiron. September 13 (07 Henry VIII.), 
 with remainder to the male heir of his l>ody —the title being 
 attninttnl in the person of the ninth Karon j, crtKitod a Count 
 of the I'afvU Stairs, August 19, 1864 (with remainder to 
 heir male), and a Knight of Saint John of Jerusalem 
 (Malta), formerly one of the I*r vale Chamberlains to 
 his Holiness the Pope, /hrn March 6, 1841, tjeing the 
 eldest son of the late John Power, Es(|uire, Member of 
 Parliament, Justice of tho Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant 
 for the county of VA'alcrford, by his wife Frances [who 
 obtained, May 14, 1863, a Royal License for herself and 
 her issue by her husliand, then deceased, to revert to the 
 original surname of. de la PoerJ, youngest daughter of 
 Sir John Power, tirst IJaronet of Kilfane. Club — Kildare 
 Street (Dublin). /,n*rv— White with black facings. Ar- 
 morial baarlngTB — lie be.irs for Arms: Argent, a chief 
 indentevi sable ; and im^>aling the arms of Munsell, namely 
 argent, on a chevron between three mullets sable, a trefoil 
 sUppcd or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag's head caboshed 
 prop<'r, attired or, and between the attires, a crucifix of the 
 last; with the Motto, " Per crucem ad coronam." Mar- 
 ried, June I, 1881, Mary Olivia Augusta, commonly known 
 as the Honourable Mary Olivia Augusta, only daughter of 
 the Right Honourable William Monsell, first Lord Emiy ; 
 and has Issue — (i) John William Rivallon de Poher De la 
 Poer, Gentleman, Lieut. 4th Batt. Royal Irish, b. March 10, 
 1882 ; (3) Edmond Alain Tr6meur de Poher de la Poer, 
 Gentleman, Sub-Lieut. R.N., *. April 30, 1883; (3) William 
 Stephen Arnold Tr^meur de Poher de la Poer, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 8, 1885 ; Elinor Mary Tr6fine de Poher ; Ermyn- 
 garde Berthe Frances de Poher ; and Mary Frances Yseult 
 de Poher. Seat — Gurteen le Poer, Kilsheelan, Clonmel, 
 Ireland. 
 
 To all and singular to whom these Presents shall come. I, Sir 
 Arthur Edward vicars, F.S.A,, Ulster King <>( Arms and Principal 
 Herald of all Ireland, Knight Attendant and Registrar of the Most 
 Illustrious Order of .Saint Patrick, do hereby certify and declare 
 that the Arms above depicted, that is to say — Argent a chief in- 
 dented sable, do of right belong and appertain unto Edmond de 
 P'lher de le Poer of Gurteen le Poer in the County of Waterford, 
 Esquire, eleventh in male descent from Sir Kichard Power, created 
 by Patent the 13th of September 1535 Baron of le Power and 
 Coroghmore, with remainder to the heirs male of his body for ever, 
 as appears by the Pedigree duly registered in the Office of Arms in 
 Ireland. 
 
 In witness whereof I have subscribed these Presents and affixed 
 hereunto my official seal this tenth day of February, in the sixtieth 
 year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Victoria, by the Grace of 
 iioA of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, 
 Defender of the Faith and so forth, and in the year of our Lord 
 one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven. 
 
 {Signed) Arthur E. Vicars, Ulster. 
 
 The Supporters of the Barons of Le Poer and Coroghmore, 
 namely, two angels proper, vested ardent, cHned and winged 
 or, each holding in the exterior hand a sword erect proper, 
 pommel and hilt or, are used, but their usage cannot be said 
 to be of legal authority so long as the Barony remains under 
 attainder. 
 
 POLE, see CHAN DOS-POLE. 
 
 ALEXANDER EDWARD POLE, Esquire, Barrister- 
 at-Law, J. P. for co. Somerset, Recorder of Newcastle- 
 under-Lyme, Staffs. Born Feb. 23, 1848, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late Rev. Reginald Pole, Rector of 
 Yeovilton, Somersetshire, by his wife Jane, dau. of the late 
 Alexander Powell of Hurdcott House, Wilts. Armorial 
 bearings —Azure, sem6e of fleurs-de-lis or, a lion rampant 
 argent, armed and langued gules. Motto — " Pollet virtus." 
 Married, July 23, 1873, Joanna, eldest dau. of Rev. Charles 
 Raikes Davy of Tracy Park, Gloucestershire; and has 
 /MM«r —Alexander Charles Reginald Pole, Gentleman, b. 
 1878 ; Mabel Maria ; and Ethel .Agneta. 5*a/— Weston Park, 
 Bath. Clubs— ]\m\or Conservative, Bath and County. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD POLE-CAREW, Gentleman. 
 Born Dec 36, 1854, being the second son of the late 
 William Henry Pole-Carew, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1854, M.P. for East Cornwall, by his wife Frances 
 Anne, second dau. of John Francis Buller of Morval. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or, three lions pas- 
 sant in pale sable, armed and langued gules (for Carew) ; 
 3 and 3, azure, semte-de-lis or, a lion rampant argent 
 
 (for Pole). Mantling sable and or. Orest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, a mast of a ship siible, on the round top a 
 demi-lion of the last, surrounded with spears proper. Aiar- 
 ried, Sept. i6, 1886, lOllen Henrietta, eldest dau. of William 
 Ayshford Sanford of Nynehead Court, co, Somerset ; and 
 has Issue — (1) Clerald Ayshford Pole-Carew, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. 7, 1887 ; (a) Charles William Pole-Carew, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 3, 1893 ; (3) Wynmond Nicholas Richard 
 Pole-Carew, Gentleman, b. 1896; and Frances lone. 
 Hesidence — Ceylon. 
 
 Thk Rev. GERALD POLE-CAREW, M.A. Camb., 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Sheviocke. Bom 
 Feb. 18, 1858, being the fourth son of the late William 
 Henry Pole-Carew, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1854, 
 sometime M.P. for East Cornwall, by his wife Frances 
 Anne, second dau. of John Frances Buller of MorvaL 
 Livery — Dark blue coat, canary waistcoat, black knee- 
 breeches, white serge stockings. Armorial bearings (Roy. 
 Lie, H. Coll., 1722)— Quarterly 1 and 4, or, three lions 
 passant in pale sable, armed and langued gules (for 
 Carew) ; 2 and 3, azure, sem^e-de-lis or, a lion rampant 
 argent (for Pole). Mantling sable and or. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a mast of a ship sable, on the round 
 top a demi-lion of the last, surrounded with sfjears proper. 
 Postal address Sheviocke Rectory, St. Germans. 
 
 H Major-Genkrai, Sir REGINALD POLE-CAREWJ 
 © K.C.B., C.V.O. of Antony, co. Cornwall, J. P. co.l 
 Cornwall, commanded the 9th Brigade at Moddcr RiverJ 
 and afterwards commanded Guards Brigade and iitli 
 Division South African Field Force, late Coldstrean 
 Guards, formerly Military Secretary to the Comm.-in-Chie 
 in India. Born May i, 1849, being the eldest son of thd 
 late William Henry Pole-Carew, Esq., J. P. and D.L.r 
 High Sheriff 1854, M.P. for East Cornwall 1845 M 
 
 1852, by his wife Frances Anne, second dau. of John 
 Buller of Morval. Armorial bearings -Quarterly 1 and 
 4, or, three lions passant in pale sable, armed andj 
 langued gules (for Carew) ; 2 and 3, azure, sem^-de 
 lis or, a lion rampant argent (for Pole) ; the escutJ 
 cheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Bath, 
 and (jendent his badges of K.C.B. and C.V.O. , and 
 impaling on a second shield the arms of Butler, namely, 
 or, a chief indented azure. Mantling sable and ot\ 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a topmast of 
 ship sable, on the top a demi-lion of the last, siir-3 
 rounded with spears proper. Married, Feb. 19, 1901, Lad) 
 Beatrice Frances Elizabeth Butler, eldest dau. of the Mos^ 
 Hon. the 3rd Marquess of Ormonde, K.P. ; and has Issu 
 one son and two daus. 5tfa/ -Antony House, Torpoint^ 
 R.S.O., Cornwall. C/«*x— Guards', Travellers', Unitetf 
 Service, Marlborough, Turf, Carlton. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR TWISTLETON POLHILLJ 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, a Missionary in China. Bor 
 Feb. 7, 1862, being the third son of the late Fredericlj 
 Charles Polhill-Turner, Esq., J. P., D.L., and High Sheriff 
 1885, M.P. for Bedford from 1874-1880, formerly Captain 
 in Carabineers (who assumed by Royal Licence, Feb. 21 J 
 
 1853, in compliance with the testamentary injunction of 
 Frances, Lady Page Turner, the surname and arms of Tur- 
 ner), by his wife Emily Francis, dau. of Sir Henry Winston 
 Barron, Bart. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend gules, 
 three crosses crosslet of the first. Mantling gules and or. 
 Orest — Out of a mural crown or, a hind's head proper, 
 between two acorn branches vert, fructed or. Married, 
 May 9, 1888, Alice, dau. of J. Drake of Gloucester ; and 
 has Issue— [\) Arthur Douglas Polhill, Gentleman,*. Jan. 
 19, 1889 ; (2) Stanley Philip Polhill, Gentleman, *. 1891 ; 
 (3) Montagu Cecil Polhill, Gentleman, b. 1892. 
 
 CECIL HENRY POLHILL-TURNER, Gentleman, 
 late Lieut. 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays) ; left to 
 become a Missionary in China. Bom Feb. 23, i860, be'ng 
 the second son of the late Frederick Charles Polhill Turner, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L., and High Sheriff 1885, M.P. for Bedford 
 from 1874-1880, formerly Captain in Carabineers (who as- 
 sumed by Royal Licence, Feb. 21, 1853, in compliance 
 with the testamentary injunction of Frances, Lady Page 
 Turner, the surname and .arms of Turner), by his wife 
 Emily Frances, dau. of Sir Henry Winston Barron, Bart. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a bend gules, three crosses 
 crosslet of the first. Mantling gules and or. Crest— Out 
 
 ^ is the MiUtary Cockade. 
 
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 of a mural crown or, a hind's head proper, between two acorn 
 branches vert, fructed or. Married, May 3, 1888, Eleanor, 
 dau. of Dr. Marston ; and has Issue — Charles Cecil Polhill- 
 Turner, Gentleman, b. March 18, 1890. Seat — Howbury 
 Hall, near Bedford. Postal address — Sinins, Kausah, near 
 Thibet. 
 
 ^ EDWIN JOHN POLLARD, Esquire, Rear-Admiral, 
 ^P (retired 1885) J. P. and D.L. co. Norfolk ; has Crimean 
 and Turkish medals for 1854 and 1855, and clasp for 
 Sevastopol ; has China medal with two clasps for Canton 
 (1857) and Taku Forts (i860), and has Silver Medal Royal 
 Humane Society with thanks on vellum. Born April 21, 
 1833, being the second but only surviving son of the late 
 Edwin Pollard, Gentleman, of Theresa Place, Gloucester, 
 sometime Sheriff' for the county of that city, by Eliza 
 his wife, daughter of William Henry Hughes of 
 Tewkesbury, in the county of Gloucester. Clubs — United 
 Service (London), Norfolk (Norwich). Livery — Light 
 blue with white patch on collar having white twist 
 crossing it, white and blue waistcoat, blue trousers with 
 white piping. Armorial beaxings (Ped. H. Coll.) — 
 
 Azure, a chevron ermine between two crosses fleury in 
 chief and a sea-lion's head erased in base or, impal- 
 ing the arms of Hawkins- Whitshed, namely, quarterly 
 1 and 4, party per pale indented argent and vert, three 
 demi-lions rampant, those in chief respectively gules and 
 or, and the one in base party per pale indented of the 
 third and fourth (for Whitshed) ; 2 and 3 party per chev- 
 ron argent and vert, three hinds trippant (for Hawkins). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a stag trippant proper, 
 gorged with a naval crown and charged on the shoulder 
 with a cross fleury or. Motto — " Fortiter Deo juvante." 
 Married, Nov. 18, 1862, Renira (who died August 30, 1894), 
 daughter of the late Sir St. Vincent Keene Hawkins- 
 Whitshed, Baronet (by his wife Elizabeth, commonly called 
 the Honourable Elizabeth, daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able Baron Erskine) ; and has Issue — (i) James Hawkins- 
 Whitshed Pollard, Esq , Captain Royal Scots Fusiliers, 
 Brigade Major 4th Infantry Brigade Aldershot Army Corps, 
 has medal and clasp for Burmah Expedition 1887, clasp for 
 Chin-Lushai Expedition 1889-1890, clasp for Waziristan 
 Expedition 1894-95, medal and clasp for Chitral Expedition 
 
 1894-95, served in South African Campaign 1899, 1900, 1901, 
 and 1902, Queen's medal with clasps, Tugela Heights, Relief 
 of Ladysmith, Cape Colony and Transvaal, and King's 
 medal with clasps 1901-1902, served on Staff in Somaliland 
 1902-1904, medal and clasp (ment. desp.), b. May 13, 1866 
 [m., 1899, Clare Evelyn, dau. of the late G. Hamilton Low, 
 Royal Canadian Rifles, and has issue, Hamilton Pollard, 
 Gentleman, b. April 13, 1903] ; (2) Arthur Erskine St. 
 Vincent Pollard, Esq., Captain Border Regt. , served in 
 South African Campaign 1899, 1900, 1901, and 1902, 
 Queen's medal with clasps, Tugela Heights, Relief of Lady- 
 smith, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, and 
 King's medal with clasps, 1901-1902 (Club — Naval and 
 Military), b. July 30, 1869 ; Renira Elizabeth ; Lucy Clara ; 
 Sevilla Florence, served in the South African Campaign 
 1901-1902, has Queen's medal and King's medal ; Evelyn 
 Hyacinthe ; and Grace Emily. Estate and postal address — 
 Haynford Hall, Norwich. Clubs — United Service, County 
 (Norwich). 
 
 FRANCIS EDWARD ROMULUS POLLARD- 
 URQUHART, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., Lieutenant- 
 Colonel Royal Artillery (retired). High Sheriff 1901. 
 Born Sept. 8, 1848, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late William Pollard, Esq., M.A. , J. P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1840, M.P. co. Westmeath from 1852-57, 
 and 1859-71, by his wife Mary Isabella, only dau. and heir 
 of William Urquhart of Craigston Castle, co. Aberdeen ; 
 assumed by Royal Licence the additional surname and 
 arms of Urquhart. Cbibs — United Service, Boodle's, 
 Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, three boars' heads erased gules, armed and langued 
 azure, a mullet of the last for difference (for Urquhart) ; 2. 
 argent, a chevron between three escallops azure (for Pol- 
 lard); 3. argent, three hemp-brakes sable (for Hampson). 
 Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-otter rampant proper, crowned with an 
 antique crown or, collared or, charged with three crescents 
 gules (for Urquhart) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a stag 
 trippant argent, horned or (for Pollard) ; 3. on a wreath of 
 the colours, out of a mural coronet argent, a greyhound's 
 head sable, collared gules, charged with three plates. 
 Motto— " Will well." Married, Nov. 28, 1888, Louisa 
 Henrietta, second dau. of late G. W. Duff of Hatlon Castle, 
 CO. Aberdeen. Seats — Castle Pollard, co. Westmeath, 
 Craigston Castle, Turriff, N.B. 
 
 DIGHTON NICOLAS POLLOCK, Esquire, Bar- 
 ister-at-Law. Born 1864, being the eldest son of the late 
 Sir Frederick Richard Pollock, Knight Commander of the 
 Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, J. P. co. Middle- 
 sex, by his wife Adriana, dau. of Sir Nicholas Harris 
 Nicolas, G.C.M.G. Armorial bearings — Azure, three 
 fleurs-de-lis within a bordure engrailed or, on a canton er- 
 mine, a portcullis of the second. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar passant quar- 
 terly or and vert, pierced by an arrow proper. Motto — 
 Over the crest, " Audacter et strenue." 
 
 GEORGE POLLOCK, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Vert, a saltire argent, between two hunting-horns in the 
 flanks of the second, garnished and stringed gules, and 
 a quatrefoil in base or. Mantling vert and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a boar passant pierced with a 
 dart bendways or. Motto "Audacter et strenue." 
 Residence — 
 
 The Rkverend HERBERT CHARLES POLLOCK, 
 M.A., Canon of Rochester. Borti May i, 1852, being the 
 eldest son of the late Hon. Sir Charles Edward Pollock, 
 Knight Bachelor, one of His Majesty's Counsel Learned 
 in the Law, a Baron of the Court of Exchequer 1873-75, 
 a Judge of the High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench Divi- 
 sion), by his wife Nicola Sophia, second dau. of the Rev. 
 Henry Herbert. Armorial bearings— Azure, three fleurs- 
 de-lis within a bordure engrailed or, on a canton ermine, a 
 portcuUis of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar passant quar- 
 terly or and vert, pierced by an arrow proper. Motto — 
 Over the crest, "Audacter et strenue." Married, Oct.- 
 18, 1883, Flora Grace, dau. of John Turner of Oaklands, 
 Wimbledon Park ; and has Issue — Nora ; and Nicola. 
 Club — Athenaeum. 
 
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 HUGH POLLOCK, Uentlcman, Barrister-at • law, 
 I1I.A. Btrm 1859, being (he eldest son of the late George 
 David Pollock, Ksquire. Fellow of the Royal College of Sur- 
 fsonsinEnslAnd, Surgeon in Ordinary to H.R.H. the Prince 
 of Waies, Consulting Surgeon to St. George's Hospital, by 
 his wife Marianne cliarily, eldest dauf^htcr of RoIxti Saun- 
 ders of the IVngal Civil Service. Armorial bearlnift— 
 Axure. three fleurs-de-lis within a bordure embattled or, 
 and for an honourable augmentation in respect of the 
 first Baronet's distinguished services in the Afghan War, on 
 a chief of the S(*cond an Kastern crown gules, superscribed 
 " Khybcr," and on a canton ermine three cannons fesseways 
 in pale sable, a crescent for difference. U pon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 aiureand or ; and for his Cresta, i. of honourable augmen- 
 tation, upon a MTeath of the colours, a lion rampant guar- 
 dant argent, crowned with an Kastern crown or, holding in 
 his paws in liend an Afghan banner displayed gules, bor- 
 dered or and vert, the stafl' broken, and m an escroll over 
 the same the word " Affghanistan ; " 3. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a boar passant cjuartcrly embattled or and 
 vert, pierce<l with an arrow proper ; and in an escroll over 
 the same this MottO, " Audacter et strenue." 
 
 ROBERT ERSKINE POLLOCK, Elsquire, one of His 
 Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, Bachelor of Civil 
 Law of the University of Cambridge (Law and History 
 Tripos), J. P. for the county of Gloucester, and a Master 
 of the Bench of the Middle Temple. Bom June a, 
 1849, being the eldest son of Robert John Pollock, Es- 
 quire, Lieutenant 8th Madras Cavalry, Barrister-at-Law, 
 sometime Associate of the Court of Exchequer, by his 
 wife Julia, daughter of the Reverend J. Clements, Master 
 of Arts, of Clapton, and of the Haverfield Estate, in the 
 county of York. C/w^— Oxford and Cambridge. Livery — 
 Blue and yellow. Armorial bearings— He bears for Amu : 
 Azure, three fleurs-de-lis within a bordure engrailed or, on 
 a canton ermine, a portcullis of the second. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or ; and for his C^est, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar passant quarterly or and vert, pierced 
 by an arrow proper; with the HottO over the crest, 
 "Audacter et strenue." Married, 1884, Mary Viner, only 
 child of Captain Frederick Carl Playne, ist Battalion Rifle 
 Brigade (eldest son of William Playne, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace, of .\vening Court and Longfords), who succeeded 
 her grandfather in 1884, and is now Lady of the Manors of 
 Avening and Pimbury. Of the above marriage there is 
 Issue — (i) Frederick Robert Pollock, Gentleman b. Oct. 24, 
 1885; (2) Martin Viner Pollock, Gentleman (J. May 15, 1888. 
 Estate — Avening. Postal address — Avening Court, Aven- 
 ing, Gloucestershire ; 74 Queen's Gate, S. W. 
 
 WALTER HERRIES POLLOCK, Esquire, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Bom February 21, 1850, being the second son of the late 
 Sir William Frederick Pollock, second Baronet, Queen's 
 Remembrancer and Senior Master of the Supreme Coiut of 
 Judicature, by his wife Juliet, daughter of the Reverend 
 Henry Cretd, Vicar of Corse. Clubs — Athenseum, Savile. 
 Armorial beariogB — He bears for Arms: Azure, three 
 fleurs-de-lis within a bordure engrailed or, on a canton 
 ermine, a portcullis of the second. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreafh of the 
 colours, a boar passant quarterly or and vert, pierced by 
 an arrow proper ; with the Motto over the crest, "Audacter 
 et strenue." Married, January 11, 1876, Emma Jane, 
 daughter of Colonel Pipon, Seigneur de Noirmont, Jersey; 
 and has Issue — Guy Cameron Pollock, Gentleman, bom 
 November 6. 1876. Postal addresses — Chawton Lodge, 
 Alton, Hants; 13 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 POLWHELE. Sable, a saltire engrailed ernii"e. 
 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a bull gules, horned or. 
 
 Son of Rev. Edward Polwhele, M.A., late Rector of 
 Pillaton, Cornwall, b. 1815; d. 1904; m. Jessie, d. of 
 Peter Glubb of Westbourne, Liskeard :— 
 Rev. Arthiu- Baskerville Polwhele, Rector of Quinton, 
 
 CO. Northampton, and Vicar of Preston Deanery, b. 1858; 
 
 m. 1888, Mary Robinson, eldest d. of Rev. John Leech 
 
 Porter, formerly Vicar of Ladywood, near Birmingham ; 
 
 and has Isstie — a son, b. 1896. 
 
 S THOMAS ROXBURGH POLWHELE, Esquire 
 M.A., F.G.S., J. P. and D.L., Lieut. -Col. atJd 
 Brigade Western Division R.A. Horn 1831, being the 
 only son of the late Thomas Polwhele, Esq., Gen. Bengal 
 Infantry, by his wife Edith Hoskins, dau. of John James 
 of Truro. Armorial bearings- Sable, a saltire engrailed 
 
 ermine. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a bull gules, horned or. Married, June 
 1861, Fanny, dau. of William Thomas Carne, son of Joseph 
 Carne of Penzance, F.R.S., F.G.S. ; and has Issue— \\) 
 Ernest Polwhi le, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; (2) Arthur Polwhele, 
 Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (3) Henry Polwhele, Gentleman, b. 
 1866 ; (4) Archibald Polwhele, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; (5) Regi- 
 nald Polwhele, Gentleman, b. 1872, d. 1896; and Dorothea. 
 .SVa/— Polwhele House, near Truro, co. Cornwall. 
 
 JOHN ARTHUR POMEROV, Esquire. J. P. for cos. 
 Tyrone, Fermanagh, and Donegal. Born July 26, 1839, 
 being the eldest son of the Hon. and Rev. Arthur I'oiueroy 
 (who was the second son of Rt. Hon. John, fourth Viscount 
 Harherton), by his wife Frances Letitia, dau. of the Hon. 
 and Rt. Rev.' William Knox, D.D., Bisliop of London- 
 derry. Club — Royal St. George's Yacht ( Kingstown). 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a lion rampant gules, armed and 
 langued azure, holding between the fore-paws an apple 
 proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — A lion rampaat 
 as in the arms. Motto — "Virtutis forluna comes." Mar- 
 ried, Jan. 19, 1869, Louisa Letitia Jane, eldest dau. of 
 Gartside Gai tside Tipping of Rossferry, co. Fermanagh, 
 Ireland, and Lord of the Manor of Little Bolton, Lanca^ , 
 shire; and has Issue — (i) Arthur Gartside Pomeroy, Esq., 
 educated at Trin. Coll., Dublin, is B.A., D.C.E., 6. Feb. 
 20, 1870; (2) Edmund John Pomeroy, Esquire, Captain 
 in W.I. Regt., b. May 5, 1871 ; (3) Louis William Henry 
 Pomeroy, Gentleman, b. Sept. 13, 1873, d. Feb. 26, 1893 ; 
 (4) Francis Knox, Esq., Capt. Army Pay Dept. Connaught 
 Rangers, b. Feb. 22, 1876 ; (5) Eustace Crichton Pomeroy, 
 Gentleman, b. June 2, 1877 ; Janet Mildred ; and Anna 
 Grace Edith. Seal — St. Angelo, Bally Cassidy, co. 
 Fermanagh, Ireland. 
 
 S WILLIAM POMFRET POMFRET. Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. co. Kent, M.P. South Kent 1885-92. 
 Born Dec. 15, 1828, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Hurra of Ashford, by his wife Mary Catharine, 
 eldest dau. of John Butler Pomfret of Tenterden, Kent; 
 assumed by Royal Licence the name of Pomfret in lieu of 
 Burra 1882, and tlie arms of those families quarterly. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, quarterly or and 
 gules, in the second and third quarters two fleurs-de-lis 
 fesseways of the first, a bend engrailed sable fretty or (for 
 Pomfret) ; 2 and 3, ermine, a chevTon engrailed sable be- 
 tween three chaplets of roses proper, a chief vert, fretty 
 argent (for Burra). Mantling gules and or. Crests i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm em- 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 bowed in armour, encircled above the elbow with a wreath 
 of oak, the hand grasping a battle-axe all proper, two fleurs- 
 de-lis gules (for Pomfret) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a griffin's head erased sable, sem^e of annulets or, 
 a fret of the last (for Burra). Married, firstly, 1853, Isa- 
 bella (who d.s.p. 1876), dau. of the late George Nottidge of 
 Yardley Lodge, Tunbridge ; secondly, 1878, Flora Rose, 
 eldest dau. of Charles F. Hore of Hilden, Beckenham, 
 Kent ; and has Issue — Eva Mary ; Virgil ; and Amphyllis 
 Rose. Seats — Mystole, Canterbury, and Morghew, Ten- 
 terden. C/«i^— Union. 
 
 PONSONBY, see TALBOT- PONSONBY. 
 
 S EDWARD PONSONBY, Esquire, commonly called 
 Viscount Duncannon, C.B. , Retired Lieut. R.N. , 
 Barrister-at-Law, Secretary to Lord R. Grosvenor at the 
 Treasury 1880-84, Secretary to the Speaker 1884-95, High 
 Sheriff co. Carlow 1898, C.C. for Kilkenny, and D.L. co. 
 Kilkenny. Born March i, 1851, being the eldest son of the 
 Rt. Hon. Walter William Brabazon Ponsonby, Earl of 
 Bessborough, by his wife Lady Louisa Susan Cornwallis 
 Eliot, only dau. of Rt. Hon. Edward Granville, Earl of St. 
 Germans, G.C.B. Livery —DaxV. blue coat, silver buttons, 
 red waistcoat. Armorial bearings Gules, a chevron be- 
 tween three combs argent, and impaling the arms of Guest, 
 namely azure, on a chevron or, between three swans' heads 
 erased proper, as many crosses moline sable. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest Out of a ducal coronet, five 
 arrows, one in pale and two in saltire points downwards or, 
 entwined with a snake proper. Motto "Pro rege, lege, 
 grege." Married, April 22, 1875, Blanche Vere, fifth dau. 
 of the late Sir Josiah John Guest, ist Bart. , of Dowlais, and 
 sister of the ist Lord Wimborne ; and has Issue— (\) Hon. 
 Vere Brabazon Ponsonby, b. Oct. 27, 1880 ; (2) Hon. Cyril 
 Myles Brabazon Ponsonby, b. Nov. 16, 1881 ; (3) Hon. 
 Bertie Brabazon Ponsonby, b. Feb. 10, 1885 ; Hon. Olwen 
 Verena [m. Lord Oranmore and Browne] ; Hon. Helena 
 Blanche Irene [in. John Congreve, Esq., of Mount 
 Congreve] ; and Hon. Gweneth Frida. Residence - 17 
 Cavendish Square, W. C/k(5-- Brooks's. 
 
 THOMAS BRABAZON PONSONBY, Esquire. Born 
 Dec. 29, 1878, being the eldest son of Chambre Brabazon 
 Ponsonby, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1882, Lieut. loth 
 Hussars, by his wife Hon. Mary Eliza Sophia Plunkett, 
 daa of Rt. Hon. Edward, 16th Lord Dunsany. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chevron between three combs argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest Out of a ducal coronet 
 azure, three arrows, two in pale and one in saltire, points 
 downwards, entwined by a snake proper. MottO — "Pro 
 rege, lege, grege." 5ifa/— Kilcooley Abbey, Thurles, co. 
 Tipperary. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir SPENCER CECIL BRABAZON 
 P9NSONBY-FANE, commonly known as the Hon. and 
 Ris;ht Hon. Sir Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane, 
 G.C.B.. O.M., P.C, J. P. for co. Somerset. Born 1824, 
 being the son of the Right Hon. the fourth Earl of Bess- 
 borough, by his wife Maria, commonly known as Lady Maria, 
 dau. of the Right Hon. the tenth Earl of Westmorland, 
 Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ; by Royal 
 License in 1875 took the additional arms and surname of 
 Fane ; created Companion of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, 1872, and advanced to the rank of K.C. B. 
 1884, and G.C.B. 1897. Clubs — Travellers', Beefsteak. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 azure three dexter gauntlets or (for Fane) ; 2 and 3 gules, a 
 chevron between three combs argent (for Ponsonby) ; the 
 escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and the collar of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and pendent his 
 badge as a Knight Grand Cross of that Order ; and im- 
 paling on a second escutcheon the arms of Dillon-Lee, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, argent a lion passant between 
 three crescents gules (for Dillon) ; 2 and 3 argent, a fesse 
 between three crescents sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crests, i. out of a ducal coronet or, 
 a bull's head argent, pied sable, charged on the neck with 
 a rose gules (for Fane) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet three 
 arrows, one in pale and two in saltire, points downwards 
 or, entwined with a snake proper. Married, Louisa Anne 
 Rose, commonly known as the Honourable Louisa Anne 
 Rose, daughter of the Right Honourable the thirteenth 
 
 Viscount Dillon ; and has Issue living — (i) John Henry 
 Ponsonby, Esquire, born 1848 [married, 1875, Florence, 
 dau. of Harvie Morton Farquhar, Esq., and has, Richard 
 Arthur Brabazon Ponsonby, Esquire, born 1878 ; and 
 Violet Louisa] ; (2) Robert Charles Ponsonby, Esquire, born 
 1854 [married, 1877, Mary, daughter of the late George 
 Maclachlan, Esquire, of Castle Lachlan, in the county of 
 Argyll, and has, George Arthur Ponsonby, Gentleman, born 
 1878] ; (3) Sydney Alexander Ponsonby, Esquire, born 1863 
 [married, 1893, Audrey, commonly called the Honourable 
 Audrey, daughter of the Right Honourable Baron St. Levan, 
 
 and has issue, Patrick Spencer John Ponsonby, Gentleman, 
 born 1894 ; James Michael Ponsonby, Gentleman ; and 
 Eleanor Elizabeth]; (4) Hugh Spencer Ponsonby, Esq., 
 born 1865 [married, 1894, Anitha Magdalene, daughter of 
 H. L. Feuerheerd, and has issue, Spencer Ponsonby, 
 Gentleman ; and David Ponsonby, Gentleman] ; (5) Theo- 
 bald Brabazon Ponsonby, Esquire, born 1868 [married, 
 1892, Bertha, daughter of John Edwards] ; Constance Louisa 
 [married, 1881, William Robert Phelips of Montacute House, 
 Ilminster] ; Margaret Maria [married, 1882, the Reverend 
 Arnald de Grey, commonly called the Honourable Arnald 
 de Grey, who died 1889]; and Clementina Sarah [manied, 
 1888, Edmund Russborough Turton, Gentleman, of Upsall 
 Castle, Thirsk]. Residences — Brympton, Yeovil ; 19 Bryan- 
 ston Street, W. 
 
 EDMUND ALFRED PONTIFEX, Gentleman, 
 M.Inst.C.E. Born Jan. 11, 1828, being the only son of the 
 late Edmund Pontifex, Gentleman, of Audley Park Gardens, 
 Bath, by his wife Sarah, daughter of Robert Marshall of 
 Godalming, Surrey. Clubs— Keiorm, Union (Brighton). 
 Awery— Dark blue. Armorial bearings: He bears for 
 Aims : .-^zure, in base barry wavy of four argent and of the 
 field, a bridge of three arches embattled proper, a chief of 
 the second, thereon two pallets between as many mullets of 
 the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a tower proper, charged 
 with a cross moline azure and surmounted by a rainbow also 
 proper. Motto — " In hoc signo vinces." Married, August 
 1855, Harriet Ann (</. 1899), youngest dau. of Joseph Holds- 
 worth, Esquire, of Bellevue, Wakefield, J. P. and D.L. for 
 W. R. of CO. of York, sometime M.P. for Wakefield; and 
 has Issue — (1) Edmund Lionel Pontifex, Gentleman, M.A. , 
 b. 1856 [m., Aug. 8, 1901, Janet Chambers, dau. of the late 
 Sir William Overend Priestley, and has issue, William 
 Lionel Pontifex, Gentleman, b. June i, 1902; Claud 
 Edmund Chambers Pontifex, Gentleman, /5. 1903]; Gertrude 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
pon 
 
 Poo 
 
 Knuly Ada [m. Charles Anderson, Esquire, Q.C., and 
 M.P. for Elgin and Nairn, now deceased]; Isabel Beatrice 
 Mary; and Mabel Cicely Constance [m. Reginald Ulick 
 
 Henry Buckland, Esq., Major R-E.]. Postal address — 
 Cadogan Court Gardens, Cadogan Place, London, S.W. 
 
 PONTIFEX. Azure, in base barry of four argent and 
 of the first, a bridge of three arches embattled prop)er, and 
 a chief of the second, thereon two pallets between as many 
 mullets of the field. MaTitling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a tower proper, charged with a 
 cross moiine azure, surmounted by a rainbow also proper. 
 Motto — " In hoc signo vinces." 
 
 Son of late Edmund Pontifex, 1791-1870 : — 
 Edmund Alfred Pontifex {g.v.). 
 Sons of late William Pontifex of Chichester and of 
 London, 6. 1793 ; d. 1870; m. 1820, Ann, d. of Robert 
 Bryant Marshall of Godalming, Suney :— 
 William Pontifex, Gentleman, 6. 1821 ; m. 1849, Adelaide 
 Maria, only child of Christopher Dalton of Watford, Herts ; 
 and has surv. issue — (i) Arthur Rupert Pontifex, Gentleman, 
 *. 1855; (2) Reginald Dalton Pontifex, Gentleman, M.A. , 
 (Oxon.), ^. ; Helen Adelaide Maria ; Mildred Mary ; and 
 Evelyn Maude. /?«.— Denbighs, Haslemere. 
 
 Frederick Pontifex, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab.), i. 
 6 Aug. 1827; m. ; and has issue . Hes. — 
 
 Sons of John Pontifex of Crooms Hill, Blackheath, 
 Solicitor, i. 1796 ; d. ; m. 1825, Mary, third d. of 
 
 Robert Bryant Marshall of Godalming, Surrey : — 
 Sir Charles Pontifex, K.C.LE. (1892), formerly Judge of 
 the Supreme Court at Calcutta, and afterwards Legal 
 Adviser to the India Privy Council, 6. 1831 ; m. 1881, 
 Grace, d. of James Cooper Cooper of Cooper Hill, co. 
 Limerick, and widow of William Gribble, Postmaster- 
 General of Bengal. /?«.— 5 Wetherby Gardens, S.W. 
 Clu6 — Athenaeum. 
 Marshall Pontifex, Gentleman, k 12 Feb. 1834. Res.— 
 
 POOLE, quartered by AMES. 
 
 POOLE, see HENRY-BATTEN-POOLE, 
 
 S ARTHUR POOLE. Esquire. Colonel, late Indian 
 Staff Corps. Born April 8, 1841, being the eldest son 
 of Skefiington Poole, Esq. , Colonel ist Bombay Lancers, 
 H.E.I.C.S., and Isabella, dau. of James Deacon Hume. 
 Uvery—'WaR, with gold buttons. Armorial bearings— 
 
 Anire, sem^deOis or, a lion rampant argent. Mantliog 
 azure and or. Orett — Out of a ducal coronet or, a grillin's 
 head azure, beaked and cared of the first. Postal lutdress 
 — Unite<i Service Club. Clubs— ]\m\oT Army and Navy, 
 United Service. 
 
 HENRY SKEFFINGTON POOLE, Esquire. M.A.. 
 F.G.S.. Associate of the Royal School of Mines. F.R.S.C.. 
 M. Can. Soc. C.E., Ex-Govt. Inspector of Mines for Nova 
 Scotia. Bom Aug. i. 1844. being the eldest son of Henry 
 Poole. Gentleman, and Elizabeth Noed, third dau. of 
 Charles Edward Leonard, C.R. , of Cape Breton, Nova 
 Scotia. Livery — Blue, with gold buttons. Armori&l 
 bearings— Azure, sem^e-de-lis or, a lion rampant argent. 
 Mantling azure and or. Great— Out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a griffins head azure, beaked and eared of the first. 
 
 Motto — " Pro libertate." Married, June 15, 1876, Flore 
 Hope Gibsone, third dau. of John Hamilton Gray, Esq., 
 Capt. 7th Dragoon Guards, Col. E. Kent Militia ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Henry Raynolde Poole, Gentleman, Lieut. R.A., 
 b. May 2, 1877 ; (2) Edward Godfrey Poole, Gentleman, b. 
 July 7, 1879 ; (3) Eric Skeflfington Poole. Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 20, 1885 ; Margaret Dorothy (twin with her brotlier 
 Eklward Godfrey) ; Florence Lucie ; and Mary K.velyn, 
 Postal address — Halifax, Nova Scotia. 
 
 REGINALD POOLE, Gentleman. Born Jan. 14, 1853, 
 being the second son of Skeflfington Poole. Esq., Colonel 
 ist Bombay Lancers, H.E. I.C.S. , and Isabella, dau. of 
 James Deacon Hume. Armorial bearings- -Azure, sem^ 
 de-lis or, a lion rampant argent. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — Out of a fiucal coronet or, a griffin's head azure, 
 beaked and eared of the first. Postal address — Mackay, 
 Queensland. 
 
 The Rkv. CHARLES FRANCIS KNOX POOLER, 
 M.A., B.D. Trin. Coll., Dub., M.R.I. A. Born Jan. 7, 
 i860, being the second son of the late Rev. James Galbraith 
 Pooler, D.D. , of Tyross, co. Armagh, Rector of New- 
 townards, co. Down, Rural Dean of Bangor, (Jhaplain 
 to the Marquess of Londonderry, Canon of St. Patrick's 
 Cathedral, by his wife Angelica, fifth dau. of the late Rev, 
 Edward I^slie, B. D. , Rector of Anahilt, co. Down, and 
 granddau. of (Charles Powell Leslie of Castle Leslie, 
 Glasslough, M.P. for co. Monaghan. lAvery — Dark blue, 
 velvet collar and cuffs. Armorial bearings - Per pale 
 or and argent, a fesse azure, between two lions' heads 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Poo 
 
 Pot 
 
 erased in chief gtiles and a crescent in base of the 
 third. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon rising proper, belled or, and charged 
 
 on the breast with a lozenge gules. Motto — " Vi et virtute." 
 Married, July 20, 1897, Mary Olivia, third dau. of the late 
 James Thompson of Macedon, co Antrim, and Rosedernot, 
 CO. Antrim. Residence — 
 
 EDWARD LESLIE POOLER, Gentleman, M.D. 
 Bom Aug. 2, 1861, being the third son of the late Rev. 
 James Galbraith Pooler, D. D. , Rector of Newtownards, co. 
 Down, Rural Dean of Bangor, Chaplain to the Marquess of 
 Londonderry, Canon of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, by 
 his wife Angelica, fifth dau. of the late Rev. Edward Leslie, 
 B.D. , Rector of Anahilt, co. Down, and granddau. of 
 Charles Powell Leslie of Castle Leslie, Glasslough, M.P. 
 for CO. Monaghan. Armorial bearings— Per pale or and 
 argent, a fesse azure between two lions' heads, erased in 
 chief gules and a crescent in base of the third. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon 
 rising proper, belled or, and charged on the breast with a 
 lozenge gules. Motto—" Vi et virtute." Married, Aug. 
 26, 1886, Emma, only dau. of the late Alexander Johns of 
 Sunnylands, Carrickfergus ; and has a dau. , Angelica Leslie. 
 Residence — 
 
 The Rev. LEWIS ARTHUR TREVOR POOLER, 
 D.D. , sometime scholar of Trin. Coll., Dublin, Rector of 
 Down with HoUymount, co. Down, Examining Chaplain 
 to Lord Bishop of Down, Rural Dean of Lecale East, 
 Chaplain to Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, Canon of St. Patrick's 
 Cathedral, Dublin. Born Jan. 29, 1858, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. James Galbraith Pooler, D.D., Rector of 
 Newtownards, co. Down, Rural Dean of Bangor, Chaplain 
 to the Marquess of Londonderry, Canon of St. Patrick's 
 Cathedral, Dublin, and sometime scholar of Trinity College, 
 Dublin, by his wife Angelica, fifth dau. of the late Rev. 
 Edward Leslie, B.D., Rector of Anahilt, co. Down, and 
 grand-dau. of Charles Powell Leslie of Castle Leslie, Glass- 
 lough, M.P. for CO. Monaghan. Armorial bearings— 
 Per pale or and argent, a fesse azure between two lions' 
 heads erased in chief gules and a crescent in base of the 
 third. Mantling azure and or. Crest -On a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon rising proper, belled or, and charged 
 on the breast with a lozenge gules. Motto — " Vi et 
 virtute." Married, Sept. 1885, Augusta, second dau. of 
 the Ven. John Charles Wolfe, Archdeacon of Clogher ; and 
 has Issue — (1) James Galbraith Pooler, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 
 1887; and Isabella Mabel. Seats — Downpatrick, co. Down ; 
 and Tyross, Armagh. 
 
 POPE, Earl of Downe, quartered by LEE-DILLON. 
 
 JOHN BUCKINGHAM POPE, Gentleman, Barrister- 
 
 at-Law (Inner Temple). Born , being the son of the 
 
 late John Buckingham Pope of Moor AUerton, co. York. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale or and argent, two chevronels 
 engrailed gules, on a chief arched of the last, an escallop 
 between two crosses botony fitch^e of the first. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, out of 
 park pales or, two gryphons' heads addorsed sable, gorged 
 with an annulet gold. Postal address—The Middle Temple, 
 E.G. 
 
 POPHAM, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 POPHAM, see BROOKE-POPHAM. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel ALLAN ROGER CHARLES 
 PORCELLI-CUST, J.P. for Surrey and co. of London, 
 late Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. 4th Batt. (Mil.) Lanes. 
 Regt. Born 1851, being the son of the late Baron Porcelli 
 di Sant Andrea, by Annie Sarah, dau. of Reginald George 
 Macdonald, 25th Chief of Clanranald (by his wife Lady 
 Caroline Edgcumbe), dau. of second Earl of Mount Edg- 
 cumbe ; and assumed by Royal Licence in 1893 the addi- 
 tional name to the arms of Cust. Club — Boodles'. Livery 
 —Blue and buff. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a chev- 
 ron sable, three fountains, and for distinction a canton 
 azure. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased sable, collared paly 
 wavy of six argent and azure, and charged on the neck for 
 distinction with a cross crosslet also argent. Married, 
 Sept. 9, 1876, his cousin, Alice Marianne, dau. of the late 
 Hon. Charles H. Cust ; and has Issue — Margaret Mary 
 Ernestine Dorothy ; Adelaide Florence Caroline ; and 
 Ernestine Annie Cust. Estates in cos. Lincoln, Notting- 
 ham, and Northampton, Postal addresses — Cliff Side, 
 Cowes, Isle of Wight ; and 13 Great Stanhope Street, 
 Mayfair, W. 
 
 PORCH (R.L., 8 Dec. 1830, H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, argent, between three wolves' heads erased a 
 chevron engrailed gules, surmounted by another plain or, 
 
 charged with a battle-axe erect between two bows stringed, 
 each surmounting two arrows in saltire barbs downwards 
 sable (Porch) ; 2 and 3, azure, within two chevronels en- 
 grailed or, between three pelicans feeding their young 
 proper, a portcullis between two crosses pat6e argent 
 (Reeves). Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. upon a 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 4A 
 
 I 
 
IIOI 
 
 pot 
 
 Pot 
 
 wrrath of the colours, on a mount vert, a wolf passant, 
 holding in (he mouth an arrow, the liarb downwards, and 
 the dexter paw holding a bow stringed all proper (Porch); 
 
 a. on a wreath of the colours, on a ntount vert an eagle, 
 wings olcv)tte<l sable, each charged with a cross pati^e as in 
 the arms, the dexter claw resting on a cross botonnte or 
 (Reeves). MottO — " Cordi dat robora virtus." 
 
 Sons of ThomAS Porch Porch, Esq., J.P. ca Somer- 
 set (R.L., 1830, formerly Reeves), Esq., of Edgarlcy, 
 and The Abbey, Glastonbury, b. i8o8; d. 1877; m. 
 1830, Jane, only d. of Edward Barber of Barston Hall, 
 Warwick : — 
 John Albert Porch, Esq., J.P. co. Somerset, b, 1833; 
 m. 1866, Margaret, d. of Edward Bagehot ; and has surv. 
 issue — (i) Cecil Porch Porch, Esq., Capt. East Surrey 
 Regt, b. 1873; (a) Robert Bagehot Porch, Gentleman, 
 M.A. Oxon. ; (3) Reginald Colmore Porch, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1876; (4) Edward Albert Porch, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 West Yorks. Regt., b. 1879; {m. 1004, Maud Cecil, d. of 
 Rev. George Palmes of Nabum Hall, co. York] ; and Edith 
 May. 5m/— Edgarly, nr. Glastonbury. 
 
 Sons of Regmald Porcli, Gentleman, LL.M., B.C.S., 
 b. 1838; d. i886; m. 1870, Anne Rebecca, d. of James 
 Austin of The Abbey, Glastonbury : — 
 .^ustin Reginald Porch, Gentleman, b. 1871. Res. — . 
 Montagu Phippen Porch, Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., 
 b. 1877. Seat — Kewstoke, nr. Weston-super-Mare. 
 
 Ygst. surv. son of Thomas Porch Porch (see above), 
 
 b. 1808 ; d. 1877 :— 
 
 Arthur Eidward Elliot Porch, Gentleman, b. 1852 ; 
 
 m. 1880, Elizabeth, d. of James Austin of The Abbey, 
 
 Glastonbury ; and has issue — Dorothy Margaret. Res, — 
 
 Soutbfield, Glastonbury. 
 
 BERNARD BEDWELL PORTAL, Gentleman. Bom 
 April 33, 1844, being the eldest son of the late Bernard 
 Bedwell, by his wife Lucy, dau. of Thomas Welch. Armo- 
 rial bearings —Argent, a lion rampant sable, between a 
 fleur-de-lis on the dexter azure, and on the sinister a 
 rose gules, barbed and seeded proper, on a chief of the 
 second six mullets of as many points, three and three or. 
 Ma.ntiiTi£^ sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a castellated portal, flanked by two tower. 
 prop>er, a fleur-de-lis or, and on each tower a rose as in 
 the arms. Motto -"Armet nos ultio regum." Married, 
 June 34, 1884, Ethel Leach. Residence— 
 
 EDWARD ROBERT PORTAL, Esq., J.P. co. Berks, 
 M.A. Christ Church, Oxon., Barrister-at-Law, Major Berks 
 Imperial Yeomanry. Bom April 22, 1854, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Thomas Portal, by his 
 wife Betsy, dau. of George Attenborough. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a lion rampant sable, tetween a fleur- 
 de-lis on the dexter azure, and on the sinister a rose gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper, on a chief of the second six 
 mullets of as many points, three and three or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a castellated portal, flanked by two towers proper, a 
 fleur-de-lis or, and on each tower a rose as in the arms. 
 Motto — "Armet nos ultio regum." Married, firstly, Jan. 
 17, 1878, Rose Leslie, dau. of John Moore Napier, and 
 has issue. He married secondly, Aug. 10, 1892, Ellinor 
 Katherine, dau. of Capt. Charles West Hill, late 69th 
 Regt., and by her has further issue. Residence— YAding- 
 ton House, Hungerford. 
 
 FREDERIC WELCH PORTAL, Gentleman. Bom 
 Feb. 22, 1847, being the second son of the late Bernard Bed- 
 well Portal, by his wife Lucy, dau. of Thomas Welch. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Argent, a lion rampant sable, between a 
 fleur-de-lis on the dexter azure, and on the sinister a rose 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper, on a chief of the second 
 six mullets of as many points, three and three or. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest On a vireath of the colours, 
 upon a castellated portal, flanked by two towers proper, a 
 fleurs-de-lis or, and on each tower a rose as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Armet nos ultio regum." Married, Aug. 30, 
 1883, Marian Caroline, dau. of Rev. John Wallace, and 
 has issue. Residence— 
 
 S MELVILLE PORTAL, Esquire, J.P, and D.L., 
 M.P. for North Hants 1849-57, High Sheriff" 1863, 
 Chairman i)f Hants Quarter Sessions, late Capt. North 
 Hants Yeomanry, representative of the Diocese of Win- 
 
 chester in the House of I..aymen of the Province of Canter- 
 bury. Born July 31, 1819, being the second son of thf late 
 John I'ortal, Esciuirc, J. P. and D.L., by his second wife 
 Elizabeth, only dan. ol Henry Drununond ol the Grange, 
 Hants, by Anno his wife, dau. uf Henry, Viscount Mel- 
 ville. Anuorial bearings— Per saltire azure and gules, a 
 castellated portal Hanked by two towers argent, on a chief 
 ermine a crescent of the field between two mullets of the 
 second. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a portal as in the arms, each tower charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure, and a wreath of laurel in base vert 
 Motto — " Armet nos ultio regum." Married, Oct. 9, 1855, 
 the l^dy Charlotte Mary Elliott, dau. of Gilbert, 2nd Earl 
 of Minto, G.C.B. ; and has /««*— (i| Melville Raymond 
 Portal, Esquire, Capt. L.N. Lancashire Regt., b. Oct. 9, 
 1856, and d. on special service in Uganda May 37, 
 1893: (2) Sir Gerald Herbert Portal. K.C.M.G., C.B.. 
 H.M. Consul-General at Zanzibar, British Commissioner to 
 Uganda, b. March 13, 1858 [w., Feb. i, 1890, Lady Alice 
 Josephine Bertie, second dau. Rt. Hon. Montagu, 7th Earl 
 of Abingdon, and d. Jan. 25, 1894] ; (3) Alaric William John 
 Portal, Gentleman, Lieut. R. N., b. June 24, 1861 ; Adela 
 Harriet [m. 1885, Alfred Edward Codrini;ton, Esquire, 
 Major Coldstream Guards, son of Gen. Sir William Cod- 
 rington, G.C.B.]; Ethel Mary; and Katharine Charlotte 
 [m. , April 16, 1896, Francis, eldest son of Lord Walter Scott], 
 Seat — Laverstoke House, near Overton, Hants. Club— 
 Carlton. 
 
 WILLIAM RICHARD PORTAL, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Oxon. Bom June 29, 1838, being the eldest son of the late 
 Richard Brinsley Portal, by his wife Sarah Harriott, dau. 
 of Thomas Robinson. Armorial bearings ( H. Coll. , 7 July j 
 1891) -Argent, a lion rampant sable, between a tieur-de- i 
 lis on the dexter azure, and on the sinister a rose gules, 
 barbed and seeded proper, on a chief of the second six 
 mullets of as many points, three and three or. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a castellated portal, flanked by two towers proper, a 
 fleur-de-lis or, and on each tower a rose as in the arms. 
 Motto "Armet nos ultio regum." Residence — 'Yougt\ 
 House, York Road, West Norwood, London, S.E. 
 
 PORTCULLIS 
 WATKIN. 
 
 PURSUIVANT, see JOSEPH 
 
 PORTER, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 HENRY ROBERT MANSEL PORTER, Esq., J.P. 
 for Worcestershire, formerley Lieut. 1st Royal Dragoons. 
 Born 1857, being the eldest son of the late Capt. Henry . 
 
 Porter of Birlingham. Club — Naval and Military. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse nebuly sable 
 and ermine, a pale counterchanged and three bells argent 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
Pot 
 
 pot 
 
 1103 
 
 (for Porter) ; 2 and 3 or, on a fesse dancett^ gules, be- 
 tween two escallops sable, a ducal coronet of the first 
 between two roses argent, barbed and seeded projjer (for 
 Taylor). Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 1. \ipon a wreath of the colours, uf)on a mount vert, in 
 front of a portcullis with chains or, a tilting-spear fesseways 
 proper (for Porter) ; 2. up>on a wreath of the colours, ' a 
 demi-Iion sable, gorged with a collar and jjendent there- 
 from an escutcheon or, charged with two escallops paleways 
 sable, and holding between the paws a ducal coronet or, 
 (for Taylor). Motto— "Quod vult valde vult." Married, 
 1881, Justine Henrietie, dau. of Colin George Ross of 
 Gruinards, co. Rosse ; and has Issue — Henry Colin Mansel 
 Porter, Gentleman, h. 1882. Seat — Birlingham, near Per- 
 shore. 
 
 JOHN PORTER PORTER, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Longford (High Sheriff 1879), and co. Fermanagh 
 (High Sheriff 1883); assumed the name of Porter under 
 the will of his maternal grandfather in 1876. Born 1855, 
 being the second son of the late Nicholas Montgomery Arch- 
 dale of Crock-na-crieve, by Adelaide Mary, dau. of the late 
 Rev. John Grey Porter of Clogher and Kilskeery, co. 
 Tyrone. Clubs — Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). Livery 
 —dark blue, orange and blue - striped waistcoat. Aimo- 
 rial bearings — .^able, three bells argent, a canton of the 
 last, charged with a portcullis proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 portcullis proper, therefrom pjendeni by a chain or, an 
 
 proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a {X)rtcullis proper, therefrom pendent by 
 a chain or, a shield of the arms. Motto — " Et fide et 
 virtute." Married, July 28, 1892, Mary, dau. of Frederick 
 S. Wrench ; and has Issue — (i) Alan Grey Porter, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 20, 1894 ; (2) Arthur Digby Porter, b. June 
 27, 1697 ; Olga Lavinia ; Guinevere Mary ; Evelyn Kathleen 
 Frances ; and Wanda Eleanor Mae. Residence — Clogher 
 Park, Tyrone. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM HENRY PORTER, second Baronet 
 (1889), M.A. (Dublin Univ.), Barr. Kings Inn, Dublin ; 
 formerly Capt. 3rd. Batt. Roy. Irish Regt., is Capt. 16th 
 Middlesex (London Irish) Rifle Vol. Born Aug. 23, 1862. 
 being the son of Sir George Hornidge Porter, first Baronet, 
 M.D. . by his wife Julia, Lady Porter, dau. of Isaac Bond 
 of Flimby, Cumberland. C/?/^r— Junior Carlton, Dublin 
 University (Dublin), Royal St. George Yacht. Livery — Green 
 with red piping and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Sable, on a fesse or, between three church bells argent, a 
 trefoil slipfjed proper, between two annulets gules, the escut- 
 cheon being charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of two cross crosslets fitchte saltireways or, a cherub 
 proper. Motto — "Fear God, honour the King." Estate 
 —Blackball, co. Wexford. Residence — 3 Merrion Square 
 North, Dublin. 
 
 escutcheon of the arms. Motto — " Et fide et virtute." 
 Married, 1884, Josephine, elder dau. of late Lieut.-Col. 
 Jesse Lloyd of Ballyleck ; and has Issue — (1) John Grey 
 Porter, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (2) Nicholas Henry Archdale 
 Porter, Gentleman, born 1890 ; (3) William Wauchope 
 Montgomery Porter, Gentleman, born 1894 ; Coralie Ade- 
 laide Mervyn ; and Audley Josephine Ellen. Seat — Belle 
 Isle, Lisbellaw, co. Fermanagh. 
 
 THOMAS STEWART PORTER, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.N. ; assumed by Royal Licence the surname and arms 
 of Porter in lieu of those of Ellison-Macartney. Bom Aug. 
 19, 1854, being the second son of John William Ellison- 
 Macartney, Esq., late M.P. for co. Tyrone, J. P. and D.L. 
 cos. Tyrone and Fermanagh, and High Sheriff co. Armagh, 
 and his wife Elizabeth Phoebe, eldest surviving dau. of the 
 Rev. John Grey Porter of Kilskeery, co. Tyrone, Belleisle, 
 CO. Fermanagh. Armorial bearings — Sable, three bells 
 argent, a canton of the last charged with a p>ortcullis 
 
 PORTMAN, quartered by SOMERS. 
 
 5 SEYMOUR BERKELEY PORTMAN-DALTON, 
 Esquire, J. P., D.L. Born Jan. 12, 1838, being the 
 second son of the late Wyndham Berkeley Portman, and 
 nephew of Edward, first Viscount Portman ; assumed by 
 Royal Licence in 1887 the additional surname of Dalton. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure, sem6e of 
 cross crosslets. a lion rampant argent, a chief barry nebuly 
 of four of the last and sable, and (for distinction) a canton 
 pe.m (for Dalton) ; 2 and 3 or, a fleur-de-lis azure (for 
 Portman) ; and up>on an escuicheon of pretence these same 
 arms of Dnlton without the canton. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head 
 with wings displayed vert, the outside of the wings or, 
 gorged wiih a collar nebuly of the last, and charged with 
 a cross patte argent for difference; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a talbot sejant or. Married, June 2, 1880, 
 Georgiana Isabella, eldest sister and heir of the late John 
 Dalton of Sleningford Park. SecUs — Sleningford, near 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 PO0 
 
 Po\» 
 
 Kipon ; FilUnRhAm Castle. Lincoln. Tim»i rfutifnce— 
 i8 Kcclcstun Square, S.W. 
 
 l»OSTLKTHWAITE. see 
 THWAITE. 
 
 POrniR. quartered by CASS. 
 
 THOM . POSTLK- 
 
 M THOMAS BAYLEY POTTER, Esquire. M.P. for 
 O Rochdale. D.L. and J. P. for County Palatine of I^n- 
 caster, and a J.F'. for the city of Manchpstcr. Horn Nov. 
 ao, 1817. being the son of th«" late Sir Thomas Potter. 
 Knight Bachelor, of Buile Hill. Manchester, by his 
 wife Esther, daughter of Thomas Bayley of Booth Hall, 
 Manchester. C/ii^j— Reform, National Liberal, Cobden, 
 Hurlingham. ArmorUl bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Sable, on a fesse ermine. lx.'tween in chief two cinquefoils 
 pierced or, and in base a knight's helmet proper, a terres- 
 tri.il glolie also propter, between two garbs of the third. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, on a 
 mount vert, a sea-horse erect proper, gorged with a collar 
 gemel sable, and supporting a rudder or ; with the MottO, 
 " Viriuti fortuni comes." Married, firstly, 1846, Mary 
 (who died 1885). daughter of Samuel Ashton of Gee Cross, 
 Hyde ; secondly. 1887, Helena, daughter of the late John 
 Hicks of Bodmin, in the county of Cornwall. Residence — 
 31 Courtfield Gardens, S.W. Chamben — Reform Club 
 Chambers, 105 Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 ELIZABETH POTTS of Hoole Hall, co. Chester, only 
 surviving chiUl and heir of William Wardell, Esq., J. P., 
 of AblKMsfield, ne;u Chester. Armorial bearings are, on 
 
 a lozenge— Azure, two bars or, over all a bend of the second 
 and on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Wardell, 
 namely argent, a chevron between three boars" heads couped, 
 sable, on a chief vert, three bezants. Married, Oct. 12, 
 1854, the late Arthur Potts, Esq., J. P., of Hoole Hall, co. 
 Chester (who died 1888), second surviving son of the late 
 Henry Potts of Glenravon, co. Flint ; and has Issue— An only 
 
 surviving child, Edith ; who assumed by Royal Licence July 
 5, 1888, the addition name of Wardell [m.. Jan. ai, 1889, 
 Rev. Oswald Prior Yerburgh (to whom refer), who there> 
 upon assumed by Royal Licence the additional name and 
 arms of WardellJ. Seat — Hoole Hall, co. Chester. 
 
 POUND (H. Coll.). Argent, on a fesse gules, between 
 two boar's heads erased in chief sable and a pomegranate 
 leaved and slipped in Iwse proper. thr»'« mullets of the 
 field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a castle of two towers proper, upon the 
 iMttlements thereof a pomegranate as in the arms, and each 
 tower surmounted by a mullet sable. 
 Son of : — 
 
 John Pound, Esq., Alderman, and a member of the 
 Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London (SherilT 
 189596, Lord Mayor 1904-5), b. 1829; m. 1856, Harriet, 
 eld. d. of Thomas Lulham. Jies. — " Stanmore," (Jrosvenor 
 Road, Highbury New Park, London, N. 
 
 POVAH (H. Coll.). Per fesse vert and argent, a pale, 
 three crosses |>at6e fitchee at the foot two and one, and 
 as many wreaths each composed of two branches of palm 
 saltirewise one and two all counterchanged. Mantling vert 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a sword in pale point downwards proper, pommel 
 and hilt gold, a cross pat^ fitch^k; at the foot or, between 
 two palm-branches vert. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev. Alfred Povah, M.A. Oxon.. Rector of St. Olav 
 Hart Street, and Pres. of Sion Coll., h. . /?«.— 8 ' 
 
 Bollons, S.W. 
 
 POWELL, quartered by CHAMBRfe. 
 
 POWELL, see BADEN-POWELL and SWEETMAI 
 POWELL. 
 
 POWELL (U.O.). Or, two chevrons between thri 
 lion's gambs erased gules, in the centre chief point 
 trefoil slipped vert. Mantling gules and or. Crest— Oi 
 of a ducal coronet or. a demi-griffin vert, charged on thi 
 shoulder with a trefoil or. Motto — " Edrych i fynu 
 
 Son of Capt. Edward O'Donovan, R.M.L.l., 6. 1838; 
 
 d. 1902; tn. 1873, Mary Elizabeth, d. of Lieut, 
 
 Jenkin, R.E. : — 
 
 Henry Jenkin Powell, Gentleman, d. 1878. Res. — 
 
 Yr. sons of Lt.-Col. Henry Claringbold Powell, J 
 
 of Bawnlahan, i. 1806; d. 1901 ; m. 1836, Mi 
 
 Anne, d. of Lt.-Gen. Thomas Hutchesson, R.A. : — 
 
 Rev. Francis Pery Hutchesson Powell, M.A.. late Vicar 
 
 of Great Bentley, Colchester, 6. 1843 ; m. 1887, Caroline 
 
 Eleanor, eld. d. of late William Uniacke Townsend ; and 
 
 has issue — (i) Fitzhenry Townshend Scudamore Powell. 
 
 Gentleman, 6. 1888; (2) William Uniacke Pery Powell, 
 
 Gentleman, d. 1891 ; and Marian Elsie Lilian. Seat— 
 
 Bawnlahan, Union Hall, Cork. 
 
 Scudamore Kydley Powell, Gentleman, M.D., late 
 .Surgeon R.N., b. 1844; m. 1877, Ada, d. of George 
 Seymour of Clifton Manor, Yorks. /?«. — Cagedale, 
 Clehonger, Herefordshire. Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 ;ut^^ 
 
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 POWELL (13 June 1882). Per fesse nebuly or and 
 gules, a lion rampant between three escutcheons, each 
 charged with a sparrow-hawk close all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 two arrows in saltire proper, thereon a sparrow-hawk close 
 argent, holding in the beak a sprig of oak slipped and 
 fructed vert. 
 
 .Son of George Powell, Gentleman, of Rock Dale, 
 
 Tunbridge Wells, b. 1811 ; d. 1884 :— 
 George Thompson Powell, Gentleman. Post. add. — 28 
 and 39 St. Swithin's Lane, E. C. 
 
 Son of William Powell, Gentleman, b. 1799 ; d. 1866; 
 
 m. 1837, Lucilla Young, d. of Michael Maurice :— 
 Maurice Powell, Gentleman, b. 1838; m. 1864, Florence, 
 eld. d. of William Oke Manning ; and has issue — William 
 Maurice Powell, Gentleman, b. 1872 [m. 1905, Rosamond 
 Alicia, only child of William Thirlwell Bayne] ; Esther 
 Florence ; and Lucilla Frances. Res.— 2 Kensington Palace 
 Gardens, W. C/«Af — Athenaeum, United University, 
 Norfolk (Norwich). 
 
 I (is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 ARTHUR CROFTS POWELL, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 of Surrey, M.A. (Oxford), Commissioner of Taxes and 
 Member of Bradfield College Council. Bom Oct. 22, 1844, 
 being the eldest son of Arthur Powell and his wife Fanny 
 Charlotte, dau. of Rev. Peter G. Crofts of Mailing House, 
 Sussex, Clerk in Holy Orders. Armorial bearings— Per 
 fesse or and argent, a lion rampant guardant gules, between 
 two tilting-s pears erect proper. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant or, in 
 the paw a broken tilting-spear in bend proper, pendant 
 therefrom by a riband gules, an escocheon resting on the 
 wreatli sable, charged with a pheon or. Maj-ried, firstly, 
 August 4, 1868, Caroline, dau. of Rev. Thomas Stevens, 
 Founder and ist Warden of St. Andrew's College, Brad- 
 field, and Rector of the Parish ; and secondly, July 25, 
 1885, Margaret, dau. of Hon. J. Hart, C.M.G., of Adelaide, 
 South Australia; and has Issue (first mar.) — (1) Arthur 
 Marriott Powell, Gentleman, b. May 31, 1869; (2) Robert 
 Markham Powell, Gentleman, b. August 13, 1870; (3) 
 Reginald Crofts Powell, Gentleman, b. Mar. 1876 ; and 
 Lucy Caroline ; by his second mar. , Margaret Joyce. Seat — 
 Minnickfold, Holmwood, Dorking. Club — Union. 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES THOMAS POWELL, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. St. John's College (Cantab.), a Minor 
 Canon and Sacrist of Worcester Cathedral. Bor7i Nov. 18, 
 1872, being the younger son of the late Edmund Henry 
 Powell of Southampton, by his wife Charlotte, dau. of 
 Joseph King. Armorial bearings— Per fesse indented 
 sable and argent, two roses in chief of the last, barbed and 
 ceded proper, and a lion's gamb erased in bend in base 
 gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's gamb erased gules, surmounted by 
 a rose of the last, stalked, leaved, and slipped saltireways 
 proper. Motto— " Per devias vias." AfarrzVrf, August 21, 
 1902, Beatrice Mary, eldest dau. of Francis Henry Izard, 
 C. E. ; and has Issue — Valence Charles Powell, Gentleman, 
 b. August 23, 1903. Residence ~2 College Yard, Worcester. 
 
 § CHARLES WATSON POWELL, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Kent, Lord of the Manors of Speldhurst, 
 Langton and Hollands, M.A. (Oxford), Commissioner of 
 Income Tax, Freeman of the Mercers' Livery Company, 
 Quartermaster istVol. Batt. Queen's Own Royal West Kent 
 Regiment. Born November 26, 1852, being the only son 
 of Charles Powell, Esquire, Master of Arts, Justice of the 
 Peace, of Speldhurst, in the county of Kent, by his wife 
 Emily Ann, daughter of James Eyre 'Watson, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of Fillongley Grange, 
 in the county of Warwick. Clubs — Union, Tun bridge Wells 
 (Tunbridge Wells). .Z^jwry— Claret coat, red waistcoat, 
 silver facings. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Per fesse or and argent, a lion rampant guardant gules 
 between two tilting-spears erect proper. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion passant or, in the paw a broken tilting- 
 spear proper, pendent therefrom by a rib and gules, an 
 escutcheon resting on the wreath sable, charged with a 
 pheon or; with the Motto, " Ar nyd yw Pwyll pyd yw." 
 Married, August 22, 1888, Elizabeth Constance, daughter 
 of Colonel Heber Drury ; and has Issue— {i) Charles Baden 
 Drury Powell, Gentleman, born September 15, 1889 ; (2) 
 Gerald Frederick Watson Powell, Gentleman, born April 
 24, 1891. Estate and postal address — Speldhurst, Tunbridge 
 Wells. 
 
 The Rev. CLEMENT POWELL, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, B.A. (Oxon.) 1879. Born Nov. 23, 1855, being the 
 seventh son of the late Arthur Powell, Esq., J. P. for Surrey, 
 by his wife Fanny Charlotte, dau. of Rev. Peter G. Crofts of 
 Mailing House, Sussex. Armorial bearings— Per fesse or 
 and argent, a lion rampant guardant gules, between two 
 tilting-spears erect proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant or, in the paw 
 a broken tilting-spear in bend proper, pendent therefrom by 
 a riband gules, an escocheon resting on the wreath sable, 
 charged with a pheon or. Motto — " Ar nid yw Pwyil pyd 
 yw." Married, June 12, 1883, Anna Carew, widow of Capt. 
 H. J. L. Turnbull, R.A., and only dau. of the late S. S. 
 Davenport of Bognor, Sussex; and has Issue — (\) Geoffrey 
 Davenport Powell, Gentleman, b. May 6, 1884; and (2) 
 Richard Crofts Powell, Gentleman, b. July 11, 1886. Postal 
 address — The Rectory, Newick, Sussex. 
 
 EDWARD COTTON POWELL, Gentleman. Born 
 April 19, 1846, being the second son of the late Arthur 
 Powell, Esq., J. P. for Surrey, by his wife Fanny Charlotte, 
 dau. of Rev. Peter G. Crofts of Mailing House, Sussex. 
 Armorial bearings -Per fesse or and argent, a lion rampant 
 guardant gules, between two tilting-spears erect proper. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion passant or, in the paw a broken tilting-spear in bend 
 proper, pendent therefrom by a riband gules, an escocheon 
 resting on the wreath sable, charged with a pheon or. 
 Motto — " Ar nid yw Pwyil pyd yw." Married, May 22, 
 1890, Anne Caroline, younger dau. of Rev. Henry M. 
 Ingram, late Rector of Aldrington, Sussex ; and has Issue 
 — Four sons and two daughters. Residence 86 Drayton 
 Gardens, South Kensington, London. 
 
 ^ Rear-AdmiralSir FRANCIS POWELL, K.C.M.G,, 
 ^^ C. B. , Capt. R.N., Commodore at Hong-Kong 1899- 
 1902, served in Benin River (clasps), in Ashantee War 1873- 
 1874 (medal). Born Sept. 15, 1849, being the fourth son of the 
 late Arthur Powell, Esq., J. P. for Surrey, by his wife Fanny 
 Charlotte, dau. of Rev. Peter G. Crofts of MaUing House, 
 Sussex. Armorial bearings— Per fesse or and argent, a 
 lion rampant guardant gules, between two tilting-spears 
 erect proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion passant or, in the paw a broken tilting- 
 spear in bend proper, pendent therefrom by a riband gules, 
 an escocheon resting on the wreath sable, charged with a 
 pheon or. Motto - " Ar nid yw Pwyil pyd yw." Married, 
 Oct. 26, 1875, Rebecca Wilson, dau. of J. W. Glynn of 
 Cape Town; and has Issue — (1) Frank Powell, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. R. N., b. Aug. 10, 1876; (2) John Glynn Powell, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 27, 1884 ; (3) Arthur Powell, Gentle- 
 man, b. Marcli 22, 1897; Mary \in., Jan. 15, 1901, Gerald 
 Geiger, Royal Welch Fusiliers]; Phyllis [/«. , Nov. 9, 1899, 
 Walter Lloyd] ; and Ethel. Residence— 
 
 Lieut. -Col. HENRY CLARINGBOULD POWELL, 
 formerly in the loth Regt., and Staff Officer at Newcastle- 
 on-Tyne, J. P. for co. Cork. Bor7i 1806, being the second 
 son of the late Major Edward Powell of Banlahan, by 
 Eleanor, dau. of the late James B. Buchanan, Esq. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Or, two chevronels between three lions' 
 gambs erased gules, in the centre chief point a trefoil slipped 
 vert. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, out of a 
 ducal coronet or, ademi-griffin vert, charged on the shoulder 
 with a trefoil slipped gold. Motto — " Edrych i fynw." 
 Married, 1836, Mary Ann, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Thomas 
 Hutchesson, R.A. ; and has, with other /tjw^ — Rev. Francis 
 Percy Hutchesson Powell, M.A. of Durham University, 
 Vicar of Withycombe, Devon, b. 1843 \in. , 1887, Caroline 
 Eleanor, eldest dau. of Wm. Uniacke Townsend of Dublin]. 
 Seat — -Banlahan, near Leap, co. Cork. Residence — 2 Alfred 
 Place, Dover. 
 
 HUBERT JOHN POWELL, Gentleman. Born May 
 13, 1858, being the eighth son of the late Arthur Powell, 
 Esq., J. P. for Surrey, by his wife Fanny Charlotte, dau. of 
 Rev. Peter G. Crofts of Mailing House, Sussex. Armorial 
 bearings — Per fesse or and argent, a lion rampant guardant 
 gules, between two tilting-spears erect proper. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 passant or, in the paw a broken tilting-spear in bend proper, 
 pendent therefrom by a riband gules, an escocheon resting 
 on the wreath sable, charged with a pheon or. Motto— 
 " Ar nid yw Pwyil pyd yw." Married, June 8, 1886, Mabel, 
 second dau. of C. Francis Trower of 7 Kensington Gate, W. ; 
 and has Issue — W.^xo\A. Osborne Powell, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 20, 1888 ; Mabel Primrose ; Violet Joan ; Frances Olive ; 
 and Nancy Margaret. Postal address— 'Le.yies, Sussex. 
 
 JAMES CROFTS POWELL, Gentleman. Born Aug. 
 3, 1847, being the third son of the late Arthur Powell, Esq., 
 J. P. for Surrey, by his wife Fanny Charlotte, dau. of Rev. 
 Peter G. Crofts of Mailing House, Sussex. Armorial 
 bearings— Per fesse or and argent, a lion rampant guardant 
 gules, between two tilting-spears erect proper. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 passant or, in the paw a broken tilting-spear in bend proper, 
 pendent therefrom by a riband gules, an escocheon resting 
 on the wreath sable, charged with a pheon or. Motto — 
 " Ar nid yw Pwyil pyd yw." Married, Nov. 11, 1884, Edith 
 Purefoy Ellis, third dau. of ¥. J. E. Jervoise of Herriard 
 Park, Hants; and has /w«e— James Jervoise Powell, Gen- 
 
 is the Naval Codcade. 
 
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 tkman, t. June a, 1886 ; and Ethel Mary Purefoy. Xtsi- 
 dtmft 13 Cheaier Sireel, Grosvcnor I'Lice, S.W. 
 
 SNATHANAEL POWELL, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Ptiice and Deputy- Lieutenant. Born October 15, 
 1813, beiuK the third son of the late James Powell of 
 Hackney, m the county of Midillesex, by his wife Catharine, 
 daughter of the Kevi-rend Nathanael Cotton of Thornby, 
 ill the county of Northampton. Litvry — Claret and green. 
 Armorial bMuriacs— He Wu-s for Amu : Per fessc or and 
 argent, a lion rampant guardant gules, between two tilting- 
 spears erect proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 p;xssant or, in the paw a broken tiliing-spear in bend proper, 
 pendent therefrom by a riband gules an escutcheon resting 
 on the wreath sable, charged with a pheon or; with the 
 Motto. " At nyd yw Pwyll pyd yw." Married, August aa, 
 1838. Agnes, seventh daughter of David Powell of EJench 
 House, Loughton, in the county of Essex ; and has with 
 other surviving /.mw^ — Harry James Powell, Gentleman, 
 liachelor of Arts, born January 24, 1853 [married, 1875, 
 Emma Elizalieth, daughter of Major W. S. Suart, Royal 
 Engineers, of Bowles, in the county of Essex, and has issue]. 
 Estate and postal addt ess— Luctons, Buckhurst Hill. Essex. 
 
 REGINALD HENRY POWELL. Gentleman. Bom 
 Feb. I, 1851, being the fifth son of the late Arthur Powell, 
 Esq., j.P. for Surrey, by his wife Fanny Charlotte, dau. of 
 Rev. Peter G. Crofts of Mailing House, Sussex. Armorial 
 bearings Per fesse or and argent, a lion rampant guardant 
 gules, between two tilting-spears erect proper. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 passant or, in the f)aw a broken tilting-spear in bend proper, 
 pendent therefrom by a riband gules, an escocheon resting 
 on the wreath sable, charged with a pheon or. Motto — 
 " Ar nid yw Pwyil pyd yw. ' Married, June 8, 1875, Alice 
 Mary, dau. of Rev. John Tiu"ner of Tiffield, North Hants ; 
 and has Issue Marjorie Helen. Residence - Lewes, Sussex. 
 
 Sir RICHARD DOUGLAS POWELL, first Baronet 
 1897), K.C.V.O., Physician in Ordinary to Queen Victoria, 
 
 Physician Extraordinary to His Majesty the King, Knight of 
 GraceoftheOrderof the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in 
 
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 England, Doctor of Medicine of the University of London, 
 Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Bom Sept. 25, 
 184a, being the second but only surviving son of the late 
 Scott Powell, Esquire, Captain a3rd Royal Welch Fusiliers, 
 by his wife Eliza, daughter of Richard Meeke. I.ivi-ry~ 
 Claret. Armorial beaSlngs— He liears for Arms . guar- 
 terlv I and 4, gules a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed 
 or (being the arms of Rhys ap Tewder Mawr, Prince of 
 South Wales), a mullet within an annulet for difference (for 
 Powell) ; a. gules, a bend between six lions' heads erased 
 argent (for Skull) ; 3. argent, a lion rampant double 
 queued purpure, crowned or (for FoUioit). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 manthng gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased argent, gorged with a 
 collar Hory gules : with the Motto, " Anima in amicis una." 
 Married, Oct. 30, 1873, Juliet, second dau. of Sir John 
 Bennett, Knight Bachelor; and has Issue — (i) Douglas 
 Powell, Esq., b. July 8, 1874, B.A. Oxon., R.W. Fusili(-rs; 
 (a) Charles Folliolt Boradaile Powell, Esq., b. Dec. 19, 1879, 
 Kings Own Yorkshire, L.I. (killed in action, South Africa, 
 July 1901) ; (3) Scott Powell, Esq., b. April 10, 1885; 
 Dorothy Juliet [m., 1900, E. A. I^eadam, Solicitor]; and 
 Evelyn Sydney \m., 1900, Malcolm M'llwraith, Esq., 
 C.M.G., Legal Adviser to H. H. the Khedive]. J'ostal 
 address— (a Wimpole Street, S. W. C/«*— Oriental 
 
 The Reverend SAMUEL HOPPER POWELL, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders. Bom March 4, 1805, being the third son 
 of Samuel Powell of Brandlesome Hall, in the County 
 Palatine of Lancaster, by his wife Frances, eldest daughter 
 of Henry Richmond of Bath. Club — Union. Livery— 
 Dark blue with red facings, and red waistcoat. Annorial 
 bearings — He bears for Aiins : Quarterly i and 4, gules a 
 lion rampant within a bordure engrailed or, a mullet within 
 an annulet for difference (for Powell) ; 2. g^les, a bend be- 
 tween six lion's beads erased argent (for Skull) ; 3. argent, 
 a lion rampant double queued purpure, crowned or (for 
 FoUiott). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet Ijefitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 argent, gorged with a collar flory gules ; with the Motto, 
 "Anima in amicis una." Married, October 11, 1832, 
 Louisa Burnaby, daughter of Pitt Biu-naby Greene, Esquire, 
 Captain Royal Navy ; and has had Issue — (i) Samuel 
 Hopper Powell, Gentleman, late 57th Regiment, born Sep- 
 tember 21, 1835 [married, 1865, Frederica, daughter of 
 Richard Marchell Jaques] ; (2) Cottrell Burnaby Powell, 
 Gentleman, Commander Royal Navy, born January 21, 
 1839, died January 1877 ; (3) Thomas Henry Woodcock 
 Powell, Gentleman, born June 29, 1843, died 1858; (4) 
 William FoUiott Powell, Gentleman, born September 16, 
 1845 [married, December 13, 1876, Mary Albinia, daughter 
 of Henry Wyndham Phillips]; Amelia, died 1857; Mary, 
 died 1854; and Anna Catherine [married, 1870, Orford 
 Somerville Cameron, Commander Royal Navy]. Estates— 
 Sharow, near Ripon ; Sherburn, in the county of Durham. 
 Postal address — Sharow Lodge, Ripon, Yorkshire. 
 
 POWER, quartered by FOX, MANSFIELD, BERES- 
 FORD, and DUCKETT. 
 
 POWER, see O'NEILL-PO WER. 
 
 AMBROSE WILLIAM BUSHE POWER, Esquire, 
 J.P. and D.L. co. Waterford, High Sheriff 1899, Barrister-at- 
 Law (Middle Temple), late of the Bengal Civil Service. 
 Born Nov. 23, 1844, being the fourth but eldest surv. son of 
 the late Venerable Ambrose Power, Archdeacon of Lismore, 
 CO. Waterford (fourth son of Sir John Power, ist Bart., of 
 Kilfane), by his wife Susan, dau. of John Thacker. Lively 
 —Claret colour, white facings. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a bend engrailed gules between two foxes' heads 
 erased poi>er, on a chief of the second three escallops of the 
 field, and on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Bushc, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, azure, a wolf rampant argent, 
 collared and chained or, in chief three crosses pat^e fitchfc 
 of the second (for Bushe) ; 2 and 3, barry of six argent and 
 azure, a bend compony or and gules (for Grey). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest Upon a wreaih of the colours, a 
 stag's head erased proper. Motto—" Pro patria semper." 
 
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 Married, Nov. 22, 1884, Frances Maria, dau. of Gervase 
 Bushe, Esq., of Glencaini Abbey, Lismore, J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Waterford, formerly Major 7th Hussars ; and has Issue 
 — Ambrose Grattan Power, Gentleman, h. April 22, 1887; 
 Sylvia ; and Irene Noel. Estate— Barrettstown, co. Tip- 
 perary. 6Va< -Glencairn Abbey, Glencairn, S.O., co. 
 Waterford, Ireland. 
 
 HENRY POWER, Gentleman, M.B. (Lend.), F.R.C.S. 
 
 (Eng. ), Vice-President, 1886, Consulting Ophthalmic Sur- 
 geon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Born Sept. 3, 
 1829, being the only surv. son of John Francis Power, Lieut. - 
 Col. in the British Foreign Legion (Commandant at Shorn- 
 cliffe), by his wife Hannah, daughter of Henry Simpson 
 of Meadowfield, Whitby, Yorks. Anuorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, sem^e of cross crosslets, and 
 three cinquefoils azure, a chief indented sable. Upon the 
 "scutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an arm vambraced, embowed, giasping a 
 sword all proper, charged with a cross crosslet as in the 
 arms ; and for the Motto, " Un Dieu, un Roy." Married, 
 December 21, 1854, Ann, youngest dau. of Thomas Simpson 
 of Meadowfield, Whitby, Yorks; and has had Issue — (i) 
 D'Arcy Power, Gentleman, born Nov. 11, 1855 ; {2) Henry 
 Edgar Power, Gentleman, born Feb. 20, 1859 ; (3) Francis 
 Reginald Power, Gentleman, born March 19, 1862 ; (4) 
 Charles Edward Power, deceased ; (5) George Ernest Power, 
 deceased ; (6) Hugh Alexander Power, Gentleman, born 
 March ii, 1870; Ada Frances [married, firstly, Francis 
 Cooper; secondly. Rev. C. E. Hobbes, M.A.] ; Mary Alice; 
 Lucy Beatrice (deceased) ; Hilda Florence [married Leonard 
 Syer Bristowe, Barrister-at-Law, Judge of High Court in 
 the Transvaal]; and Annie Isabel. Seat — Bagdale Hall, 
 Whitby, Yorks. Club — Alhenasum. 
 
 " Per crucem ad coronam." Seat — Long Orchard, Temple- 
 more, in the county of Tipperary. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable MERVYN RICHARD 
 WINGFIELD, Viscount Powerscourt of Powerscourt, 
 in the co. of Wicklow, and Baron Wingfield of Wingfield, 
 in the co. of Wexford, in the Peerage of Ireland. Baron 
 Powerscourt of Powerscourt, in the co. of Wicklow, in the 
 Peerage of the United Kingdom. Born 1880, being the 
 son of the Right Hon. the seventh Viscount Powerscourt, 
 by his wife Lady Julia, eldest dau. of the Right Hon. 
 Thomas William Coke, the second and present Earl of 
 Leicester ; succeeded his father in 1904. Creations — Feb. 
 4, 1743 ; Baron of the United Kingdom, June 27, 1885. 
 Livery— Grten coat with silver buttons, drab waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend gules, three pairs 
 of wings conjoined in lure of the field. Above the escut- 
 cheons is placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest—Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle rising, wings expanded argent, looking at the sun in 
 its glory. Supporters — Two pegasi argent, winged, maned, 
 and hoofed or. MottO — " Fid61it6 est de Dieu." Estate — 
 Powerscourt, co. Wicklow. Residences— <i\ Portland Place, 
 London, W.; Powerscourt Castle, Enniskerry, co. Wicklow. 
 Clubs — Brooks's, Marlborough, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 POWLETT. see ORDE. 
 
 CHARLES ASSHETON WHATELY POWNALL, 
 Esquire, authorised by R.L. to accept and wear the Japan- 
 ese Order of the Mirror. Born Oct. 11, 1848, being the 
 
 §MANLEY KINGSMILL MANLEY POWER, Es- 
 quire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Hereford, 
 Justice of the Peace. Born 1853, being the eldest son of 
 Kingsmill Manley Power, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Hereford, by his wife 
 Anna Eliza Blanche, daughter of John Probyn of Manor 
 House, Longhope, in the county of Gloucester. Livery — 
 Blue coat with silver buttons. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Gules, a sword in bend sinister proper, 
 hiked and pommelled or, the point elevated and blade 
 encompassed with a laurel wreath of the last, on a chief 
 argent, between two mullets sable, pierced of the field, in 
 the centre chief point pendent from a riband gules, fim- 
 briated azure, a representation of the golden cross and 
 clasp presented to Sir Manley Power for his services in the 
 Peninsula. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, issuant from a mural crown or, a stag's head 
 sable, gorged with a laurel wreath and attired gold. Motto 
 — " Angelis suis praecipiet de te." Married, July 30, 1891, 
 Henrietta Catherine Charlotte, daughter of Henry A. 
 Paynter of Alnwick, in the county of Northumberland ; and 
 has Issue — Kingsmill Foster Manley Power, Esq., b. Dec. 
 4, 1892 ; Kathleen Blanche Manley ; and Diana Manley. 
 Estates— Asion Court, Ross; Lord of the Manors of Ross, 
 Walford, and Aston Ingham. Postal address — Aston Court, 
 Ross, Herefordshire. 
 
 GEORGE RICHARD POWER-LALOR, Gentleman, 
 late Lieutenant Tipperary Artillery. Born August 29, 1864, 
 being the eldest son of the late Edmond James Power- Lalor, 
 Esquire, of Long Orchard, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Tipperary (High Sheriff 1857), 
 Captain ist Dragoon Guards, by his wife Mary Frances, 
 daughter of George Ryan, Esquire, of Inch House, Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Tipperary. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or a lion 
 rampant guardant gules (for Lalor) ; 2. argent, a chief in- 
 dented sable ; 3. argent, on a chief gules three escallops 
 of the first (for Power). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 embowed vested gules, cuffed vert, the hand proper grasping 
 a short sword also proper (for Lalor) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a stag's head affront^e or, between the horns a 
 crucj^x proper (for Power). Mottoes — " Fortis et fidelis ; " 
 
 eldest son of Venerable Assheton Pownall, Archdeacon of 
 Leicester, and Sophia Jane, dau. of Rev. Thomas Whately, 
 
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 «lder brother of Richard Whately, Archbishop of Dublin. 
 Represenutive of that branch of the family of Assheton of 
 Lancashire which w:is formerly settled at Shepley in that 
 county. Armorial bearlogt— Uules, a lion rampant 
 ermine, gorged with a collar gemel azure, therefrom 
 pendent an escutcheon of the last, charged with a mullet 
 argent, and impaling the arms of Koyds, namely ermine, 
 on a cross engrailed between four hons rampant gules, a 
 spear in pale proper between four busants ; and for CSrest, 
 on a wreath of tne colours, a lion's gamb erased proper, 
 charged with two mullets in pale argent, in the paw a key 
 in bend sinister the ward upwards or, affixed thereto a 
 chain entwined about the gamb of the second. Married, 
 Oct. 7, 1875, Dora Bourne, dau. of Henry Royds, Esq., 
 J. P. , of Wavertree, of the family of Royds, of Lancashire 
 and Cheshire; and has Issue — (i) Assheton Pownall, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 3, 1877; and (3) Henry Royds Pownall, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 19, 1887. Residence — 15 St. John's 
 Park, Blackheatb. C/»^— Athenaeum. 
 
 SJOHN FISH POWNALL, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy - Lieutenant for the county of 
 Middlesex, Justice of the Peace for the County of London, 
 Master of Arts of Trinity College, Cambridge, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Bom May 13, 1817, being the eldest son of 
 the late John George Henry Pownall, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife Amelia Sophia, 
 daughter and ultimately heiress of William Waterhouse. 
 Club — Oxford and Cambridge University. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms: Or, a lion rampant sable, 
 charged on the shoulder with a cross pat^e of the first, a 
 chief wavy azure, thereon a dolphin embowed of the field 
 between two crescents argent. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion's gamb sable, erased and charged with two roses in 
 pale argent, in the paw a key and chain entwined about the 
 gamb affixed thereto in bend sinister, the wards downwards 
 or; with the Motto, "Grace me g^ide. " Married, firstly, 
 Charlotte Sarah (who died 1877), eldest daughter of the 
 Reverend Thomas Harrison, Vicar of Womenswold, in the 
 county of Kent ; secondly, April, 1879, Charlotte Eliza 
 (who died 1887), only daughter of Benjamin Harrison, 
 Elsquire, of Blackheath, late Bengal Civil Service ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Henry Harrison Pownall, Esquire, J. P. for the 
 counties of Middlesex and London, Master of Arts, Trin. 
 Coll., Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law, born August 22, 1853 ; 
 (2) the Reverend Edward Waterhouse Pownall, Master of 
 Arts of Pembroke Coll. , Cambridge, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Vicar of St. John's, Broad Court, Drury Lane, London, 
 born May 23, 1855 ; Amelia Jemima ; and Agnes Matilda. 
 Postal address — 63 Russell Square, London, W.C. 
 
 S CECIL DU PRE PENTON POWNEY, Esquire, 
 High Sheriff 1904, Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. 
 Hants Regt., J.P. Hants, F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., and' M.R.I. , 
 Lieut. Grenadier Gds. 1884-1894, Soudan 1885 (medal and 
 clasps, and Khedive's Star). Born 1862, being the only 
 surv. son of the late Edward Penton Powney, Esq., Madras 
 Civil Service, Judge of the Supreme Court of Madras, by 
 Madelina Louisa his wife, dau. of the Rev. George Porcher 
 of Oakwood Hall, Sussex. Livery— T>9.x\i blue, with yellow 
 facings. Armorial bearingrs— Sable, a fesse cotised and 
 couped between five mascles, four in chief and one in base 
 all argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-eagle displayed 
 sable, holding in the beak a mascle argent, three mascles 
 interlaced fesseways also argent. Motto — "Pro Rege." 
 Married, June I, 1895, Ethel Mary, eldest dau. of Col. 
 Norton KnatchbuU of Andover, late 95th Regt.; and has 
 Issue — Beryl Wyndliam. Estates — Brambridge Park, 
 Eastleigh ; Milden Hall, Sudbury, Suffolk. Postal 
 adWr«j«— Brambridge Park, Eastleigh, Hants; 117 Picca- 
 dilly, London, W. C/«*j— Carlton, Guards', Bachelors'. 
 
 S HARRY LEYCESTER POWYS-KECK, Esquire. 
 J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1871. Bom October 
 16, 1841, being the eldest son of the late Major Littel- 
 ton Powys-Keck, commonly known as Major the Honour- 
 able Henry Littleton Powys-Keck [who assumed by Royal 
 License the name and arms of Keck, in addition to that 
 of Powys, February 16, i86x, as successor of his uncle by 
 
 marriage, George Anthony Legh Keck, Esquire, of Stau^h- 
 ton Grange], by his first wife Margarette Matilda, third 
 daughter of John J. Bancho. Clubs — Carlton, National 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i 
 and 4, sable a bend ermine, between two cotises ffory 
 counterflory or, and for distinction a canton of the laAt 
 (for Keck) ; a and 3 or, a lion's gamb erased in bend 
 dexter between two cross crosslets fitch«?e in bend sinister 
 gules (for Powys). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 liefilting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. out of a mural crown gules a maiden's 
 head ermine, purfled or, her hair dishevelled and flotant of 
 the same, adorned with a chaplet vert, and garnished with 
 roses proper (for Keck) ; 2, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion's gamb erased and erect gules, grasping a fleur- 
 de-lis bendways or (for Powys). Mottoes—" En Dieu est 
 nia foy ; " " Parta tueri." Married, August 6, 1891, Agnes 
 Cecil, fourth daughter of the late Cecil Gordon, Esquire, 
 commonly known as Lord Cecil Gordon, and widow of 
 James Milward. Seat — Staughton Grange, in the county 
 of Leicester. Residence — The Knoll, Kingston Hill, in the 
 county of Siurey. 
 
 S THOMAS CHARLES LEYCESTER POWYS- 
 KECK, Gentleman. Lieut. 60th Royal Rifles. Bom 
 August 12, 187 1, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Bancho Powys-Keck, late Lieut. 60th Regt., by his wife 
 Sarah Matilda, second dau. of James Johnson of Kincar- 
 dine, Perth, N.B. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 sable, a bend ermine, between two cotises flory counterflory 
 or, and (for distinction) a canton of the last (for Keck) ; 
 2 and 3, or, a lion's gamb erased in bend dexter, between \ 
 two cross crosslets fitch^e in bend sinister gules (for Powys). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. out of a mural crown i 
 gules, a maiden's head ermine, purfied or, her hair dis-j 
 bevelled and flotant of the same, adorned with a chaplet] 
 vert, and garnished wiih roses proper ; 2. or, a lion's gamb] 
 erased and erect gules, grasping a fleur-de-lis bendways] 
 or. Mottoes — "En Dieu est ma foy" (for Keck), and] 
 " Parta Tueri " (for Powys). Residence — 
 Clubs — Carlton, National. 
 
 REGINALD CECIL LYBBE POWYS-LYBBE, Gentle-l 
 
 man. Born Aug. 12, 1881, being the eldest son of the! 
 late William Reginald Lybbe Powys-Lybbe of The Croft, 
 Wallingford, by his wife Christian Cecilia, youngest dau. 
 of the late James C. Haywood of Dosthill House, co. 
 Stafford. Armorial bearings— Or, a lion's gamb erased 
 in bend between two crosses crosslet fitch^e gules. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a j 
 lion's gamb erased and erect gules, holding a sceptre or. 
 Motto— " Parta tueri." 5tfa/— Rushcourt, Wallingford,] 
 Berkshire. 
 
 POYNTZ, quartered by SPENCER. 
 
 CHARLES POYNTZ-STEWART, Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Herts, and M.A. of Trin. Coll., Camb., only child of Philip i 
 Stewart, Judge, &c., E.I.C.S., by his wife Matilda, dau. of I 
 W. Dawson of St. Leonard's Hill, Berks; Settle, co. Yorks.; 
 and Manchester Square, London. Livery — Blue coat, 
 yellow breeches. Aimorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, surmounted of a lion 
 rampant gules ; 2 and 3, azure, three garbs or, all within 
 a bordiire argent, charged with three wolves' heads gules. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a man's head proper. 
 Motto — " Never unprepared." Married, Feb. i, 1882, 
 Caroline Elizabeth, only surviving child of Col. Hindley 
 Wilkinson ; and has Ajk^- Robert Niel Poyntz-Stewart, 
 Gentleman, b. April 23, 1884. Seat — Chesfield Park 
 (Stevenage), co. Herts. C/«3— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 ARTHUR HORATIO POYSER, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Ch. Ch., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple. 
 Bom Jan. 21, 1849, being the second son of the late Charles 
 Poyser of Summer Hill, Gwersyllt, Denbigh, by his second 
 wife Emma, dau. of Edward Jenkins of Ellesmere, Shrop- 
 shire. Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse erminois be- 
 tween in chief a lion passant to tiie dexter argent, crowned 
 or, and in base a like lion to the sinister. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 
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 erased gules, armed or, holding in the mouth a twig slipped 
 vert, and charged on the neck with a crown vallery, also 
 gold. Married, June 6, 1872, Alice, dau. of William 
 Whytehead of Clifton, Yorks. ; and has Issue — Arthur 
 Hampden Ronald Wastell Poyser, Gentleman, b. Sept. 30, 
 1884 ; Alice lanthe ; Ina Frances ; Irene Grace ; Eleanor 
 Jessie, d. in infancy, April 9, 1878 ; and Gladys Isabella. 
 Residence — Sydenham, Kent. 
 
 PRAERS, quartered by GROSVENOR and TAUN- 
 TON. 
 
 PRATT (U.O.). Gules, on a fesse or, three annulets 
 sable between three elephant's heads erased of the second, 
 tusked argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an elephant's head erased sable, 
 tusked or. 
 
 Son of Major Henry Pratt of Sundayswell, Cork, 
 b. 1787; d. 1858; m. 1815, Sarah, d. of Richard 
 Fitton of Gawsworth, co. Cork : — 
 
 Robert Pratt, Esq., J.P. co. Cork, b. 1835; m. 1855, 
 Anna Maria, d. of Austin Cooper Chadwick of Damerville, 
 CO. Tipperary; and has issue— (i) Henry Pratt, Gentle- 
 man, late Lieut. Munster Fus. , b. 1857 \m. 1898, Annie 
 Hamilton, d. of William Spence of Alloa, N.B.] ; (2) 
 Austin Cooper Chadwick Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1859 ; (3) 
 Robert Pratt, Gentleman, b. i860 \m. 1902, Jane Adela 
 Pope, ygst. d. of late Pope Gray of Woodsgift, Blackrock, 
 CO. Cork ; and has issue — Robert Pope Pratt, Gentleman, 
 b. 1903]; (4) James Edward Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1870; (5) 
 John Pratt, Gentleman, late R.N., L.R.C.S., b. 1880; and 
 eight daus. 5^a/— Gawsworth , Carrigrohane, co. Cork. 
 Sons of late Richard Charles Pratt, Esq., of Kinsale, 
 J.P. CO. Cork, Lieut. 95th Regt., m. 2nd, Mary Del 
 Hoste, eld. d. of Lt.-Col. John Rowley Hayland, 7th 
 Roy. Fus. : — 
 
 James Arthur Pratt, Esq., Major, late 9th Batt. King's 
 R.R., J.P. CO. Cork, b. 1856. Seat — Kinsale, co. Cork. 
 
 Charles Percy Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — 
 
 John Rowley Heyland Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; m. 
 1899, Florence Kate, d. of C. Gainsford Dixon of Rayleigh, 
 Essex. Res. — 
 
 Richard Charles Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; m. 1896, 
 Charlotte Amyand Powys, d. of Henry Atherton Adams of 
 Wynters, Essex, and widow of Robert Wilkes Heard of 
 Pallastown, co. Cork ; and has issue— (i) Richard Francis 
 Atherton Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1899 ; (2) James Lilford 
 Atherton Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; and Amyand Mary 
 Atherton. Res. — Sprayfield, Sandycove, Kinsale ; 10 Fisher 
 Street, Kinsale. 
 
 Cecil William Pratt, Gentleman, b. 1876. Res. — 
 
 BICKERTON PRATT, Esquire, formerly a Commis- 
 sioned Officer in Volunteer Artillery, J.P. for co. Mon- 
 mouth. Born September 13, 1840, being the eldest surviv- 
 ing son of the late Edward Richard Pratt, formerly of 
 Roughton, in the county of Salop, Yeoman, by his wife 
 Sophia, daughter of Thomas Spencer of Bilston, in the county 
 of Stafford. Livery— Q\3xt\. colour, with white facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a pile argent, between two 
 mullets of six points in base or, an elephant's head couped 
 proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wrt- ath of the colours, in front of two javelins 
 in saltire, an elephant's head couped proper, holding in the 
 trunk a mullet of six points or ; with the Motto, " Aut fas 
 aut mors." Married, September 16, 1875, Evelina Maria, 
 daughter of William Adams, Fellow of the Geological 
 Society ; and has Issue — (i) Bickerton Pratt, Gentleman, 
 born May 4, 1880 ; (2) Bernard William Harries Pratt, 
 Gentleman, born July 27, 1881 ; (3) Edward Spencer Pratt, 
 Gentleman, born December 5, 1882 ; Mary Sophia Anne, 
 d. unm. ; Evelina Joanna ; Agnes Margery ; and Dorothy 
 Victoria. Estate — Common, Cefnllwyn, in the county of 
 Monmouth. Postal address — Roughton, Caerleon, Mon- 
 mouth. 
 
 EDWARD ROGER MURRAY PRATT, Esq., of 
 Ryston Hall, co. Norfolk, J. P., B.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., 
 Col. (retired) Norfolk Artillery. Born Dec. 3, 1847, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. Jermyn Pratt of Ryston, by his 
 wife Mary Louisa, fourth dau. of George Murray, Bishop of 
 Rochester [grandson of John, 3rd Duke of Atholl]. Club — 
 Brooks'. Ari^orial bearing^ — Argent, on a chevron sable. 
 
 between two ogresses, each charged with a martlet of the first 
 in chief and an ogress in base, charged with a trefoil slipped 
 argent, three mascles or ; and impaling the arms of Mul- 
 holland, namely azure, a stag's head erased argent, between 
 three escallops or. Mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between a branch 
 of oak and another of pine, each fructed or, a wolfs head 
 per pale argent and sable, languedand erased gules, gorged 
 with a collar charged with three roundels all counterchanged. 
 Motto — " Rident florentia prata." Married, July 12, 1881, 
 the Hon. Louisa Frances, second dau. of the Right Hon. 
 John Mulholland, ist Baron Dunleath of Bally waiter Park, 
 CO. Down ; and has Issue — (i) Edward Roger Pratt, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 2, 1882 ; (2) Jermyn Harold Pratt, Gentleman, 
 b. July 12, 1883 ; (3) Lionel Henry Pratt, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 17, 1889; Dorothy Louisa ; and Ursula Frances. Seat 
 — Ryston Hall, near Downham, Norfolk. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN PRATT, M.A., Rector of Durrus, 
 Rural Dean of Glansalney, and Precentor of St. Fin Barre's 
 Cathedral, Cork, B.A., T.C.D. 1835, M.A. 1868, second 
 son of the late Rev. Robert Pratt, Prebendary and Rector 
 of Desertmore, Diocese of Cork, B.A., T.C.D. 1797, by his 
 wife Emily, only dau. of John Nix of Killiney, co. Meath. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a fesse or, three mullets 
 sable between as many elephants' heads erased of the 
 second, tusked or. Crest — An elephant's head, erased, 
 tusked or. Married, first, 1841, Charlotte Louisa, dau. 
 of Michael Murphy of Newtown, co. Cork; second, Sept. 
 13. 1893, Eva, dau. of Francis Cole of Blair's Cove, co. 
 Cork. Residence — Durrus, Bantry, Ireland. 
 
 JOSEPH PRATT, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Mayo (High 
 Sheriff 1874), and J.P. co. Cavan (High Sheriff 1894). Born 
 1843, being the only son of the late Mervyn Pratt, Esq., of 
 Cabra Castle and Enniscoe, by Madaline Eglantine, only 
 dau. and heir of the late Col. Jackson of Enniscoe. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 6, argent, on a chevron 
 sable, between three ogresses each charged with a martlet 
 of the first, three mascles of the field (for Pratt) ; 2. or, 
 an adder curling and erected on its tail sable (for Coach) ; 
 3. argent, on a chevron sable, between three hawks' heads 
 erased azure, as many trefoils slipped or (for Jackson) ; 4. 
 argent, on a bend indented sable, between two cottises 
 azure, each charged with three bezants, as many fleurs-de- 
 lis of the field (for Cuff^ ; 5. ermine, a griffin segreant 
 azure, armed or (for Aungier). Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion's head erased gules, pierced through the back of 
 the neck with a broken spear proper. Motto — "Virtute 
 et armis." Married, 1870, Madehne Charlotte, only 
 dau. of James Hamilton, Esq., of Cornacassa, Monaghan ; 
 and has, -with other Issue — Mervyn, b. 1873. Seats — 
 Cabra Castle, King's Court, co. Cavan ; Enniscoe, Cross- 
 molina, co. Mayo. 
 
 ROBERT PRATT, Esquire, of Gawsworth, co. Cork, 
 J.P. for that county. Born 1835, being the eldest son of 
 the late Major Henry Pratt of Sundayswell, Cork, by 
 Sarah, dau. of the late Richard Fitton. Armorial bearing^B 
 — Gules, on a fesse or, three mullets sable, between three 
 elephants' heads erased of the second, tusked argent. Crest 
 — An elephant's head erased sable, tusked or. Married, 
 1855, Anna Maria, dau. of the late A. C. Chadwick, 
 Esq. ; and has, with other /w«e— Henry, b. 1857. Seat — 
 Gawsworth, Carrigrohane, Cork. 
 
 WALTER CAULFEILD PRATT, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for Bucks, Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Oxfordshire Regt., formerly 
 Capt. 67th Regt. Born 1820, being the fourth son of the 
 late Col. Joseph Pratt of Cabra, co. Cavan, by Jemima 
 Roberta, only dau. and heir of Sir James Stratford Tynte, 
 ist Bart. [ext.]. Club — Army and Navy. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chevron sable, between 
 three ogresses each charged with a martlet of the first, 
 three mascles of the field (for Pratt) ; 2 and 3 or, an adder 
 curling and erected on its tail sable (for Coach) ; and im- 
 paling the arms of Irby, namely argent, fretty sable, on a 
 canton gules, a chaplet or. Mantling sab'e and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 head erased gules, pierced through the back of the neck 
 with a broken spear proper. Motto — "Virtute et armis." 
 Married, 1852, the Hon. Catherine Cecilia, sixth dau. of 
 George, 3rd Lord Boston ; and had, with other Issue — 
 
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 Dougtes Walter Joseph Caulfeild, b. 1853, d. x888. Stat— 
 Oving House, Aylesbury. 
 
 PRENDERGAST (U.O.). Gules, a saltire engrailed 
 vaSr, a bordure or, charged with eight trefoils slipped of 
 
 the field. Mantling' gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, an antelope's head erased proper, charged 
 with a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Veritas vincit." 
 
 Only surv. child of Robert Keating Prendergast, Esq., 
 
 J. P., of Ardfinnan Castle, Surg.-Gen., b. 1811; d. 
 
 1890; m. i860, Julia, d. of Rev. John Kinahan, B.A., 
 
 Rector of Knock Breda, co. Down: — 
 Capt Robert John Prendergast, R.N., b. 1864; m. 1905, 
 Bertha Janet (Netta), only child of Capt. John Binnie 
 Mackenzie, 1st Royal Scots. Seat — Ardfinnan Castle, 
 Cahir, co. Tipperary. Club — United Service. 
 
 JOHN GEORGE PRENTICE, Gentleman. Born 
 October 16, 1851, being the only son of Thomas Augustus 
 Prentice, Gentleman, by his wife Mary, dau. of John 
 Johnson of Holbeach, Lord of the Manor of Fleet Fitz- 
 walter, in the co. of Lincoln. Armorial bearings— Party 
 per chevron eng^led or and azure, three greyhounds 
 courant counter-changed, in the centre chief point a trefoil 
 slipped vert. Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-greyhound rampant or, collared, ringed and lined 
 sable, charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Motto, "Nee timeo nee sperno." Martied, May 24, 
 1879, Agnes Sophia, younger daughter of Christian 
 Hermann Rohde ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Alfred 
 Prentice, Gentleman, born June 24, 1883; {2) George 
 Stukeley Prentice, Gentleman, born April 8, 1886; (3) 
 Arthur Augustus Prentice, Gentleman, born Jiily 5, 1887 ; 
 (4) Oscar Prentice, Gentleman (twin with Arthur Augustus) ; 
 Hilda ; Agnes Maud, died Febnaary 7, 1882 ; and Rose. 
 Postal address — Oxton, Cheshire. 
 
 PRESCOTT (H. Coll.). Sable, a chevron inverted 
 argent, betsvecn two owls in chief of the last and a beacon 
 erect in base fired proper, all within two flaunches of the 
 second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a dexter cubit arm vested sable, 
 cuff enninois, holding in the band a beacon fired proper, 
 four mascles interlaced fessewise gules. Motto — "Lux 
 mibi Deus." 
 
 Son of John Barrow Prescott, B.A., of Wilmslow 
 
 Park, Cheshire, b. 1841 ; d. 1875 ; m. 1865, Lucy 
 
 Maria, d. of William Haynes Mason, Esq., M.A., 
 
 D.L., J. P. , of Seedley House, Leintwardine, Hereford- 
 
 shire : — 
 
 Charles Barrow Clarke Prescott, Gentleman, Lord of the 
 
 Manor of Bollen-cum-NorclifTe, b. 1870. Seat — The Manor 
 
 House, Wilmslow Park, Wilmslow, Cheshire. Clubs— 
 
 Wellington, Windham. 
 
 S RICHARD PRESCOTT- DECIE. Esquire, late 
 Colonel 4th Batt Wore. Regt., Commandant June 
 7, 1883, formerly Captain Royal Engineers, J. P. for co. 
 Worcester, J. P. and D. L. co. Hereford, Chairman Here- 
 fordshire County Council. Born May 28, 1838, being the 
 third son of Henry Decie of Phale, Douglas, co. Cork, by 
 his wife Catherine Hale, dau. of Sir George Beeston Pres- 
 cott, Bart. Livery -Drab with red facings, striped waist- 
 coat (drab and red), red plush breeches, silver buttons and 
 hat-band. Armorial bearings -Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 a hand coupcd at the wrist fesseways holding a sword erect 
 
 f)roper, pommel and hilt or, between two towers in chief gules 
 for Decie) ; 2 and 3, sable, a chevron argent, gutt^e-de- 
 poix, between three owls of the second (for Prescott). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests- i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a cubit arm erect holding in bend sinister a 
 sword proper, pommel and hilt or, between two trefoils 
 vert ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested 
 gules, gutt6e-d'or, holding in the hand proper a beacon 
 
 sable, fired proper. Motto -"Touj ours prfit." Married, 
 Oct. 2, i860, Arabella, only dau. of William George Pres- 
 cott of Clarence, Roehampton, and 62 Threadneedle Street, 
 London, Banker; and has Issue— (i) Francis Edward 
 Prescott-Decie, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. July 19, ' 
 1861 ; (2) Cyril Prescott-Decie, Esq., Major Royal Field 
 Artillery, b. Aug. 4, 1865 ; (3) Rev. William Prescott-Decie, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, b. May 13, 1867 ; Ruth ; and Norah. 
 5tffl^— Bockleton Coiu-t, Tenbury. C/a*— Golfers'. 
 
 PRESTON (U.O., 1666). Ermines, on a chief argent, 
 three crescents gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a crescent or, between two 
 wings azure. Motto — " Virtus sui ipsius prasmium." 
 
 Sons of Rev. Arthur John Preston, Canon of Kildare 
 
 and Preb. of Tullamore, b. 1806 ; d. 1875 ; m. 1837, 
 
 Harriet Hickman, d. of James FitzGerald Massy of 
 
 Stoneville, co. Limerick : — 
 
 Arthur John Preston, Esq., Major late 33rd Regt., B.A. 
 
 (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1840; m. 1877, Gertrude Mary, d. 
 
 of Richard Knight of Bobbing Court, Kent ; and has 
 
 issue — Arthur John Dillon Preston, Gentleman, b. 1885; 
 
 Gertrude Mary ; Dorothy Beresford ; and Edith Florence. 
 
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 William Massey Preston, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, C.C. 
 Anglesey, b. 1845 ; m. 1895, Blanche Margaret, d. of late 
 Lt.-Col. James Henry Wyatt, C.B. (by his wife Jane Forbes, 
 d. of William Hogarth); and has issue — (i) William 
 Forbes Amias Preston, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; (2) John de la 
 Poer Beresford Preston, Gentleman, /;. 1901 ; and Blanche 
 MaryGwen. Seats — Lleiniog Castle, Beaumaris ; Llanliana, 
 Ceniaes, Anglesey. Club — ^Junior Conservative. 
 
 Son of General Richard Preston, b. 1808; d. 1892; 
 
 m. 1836, Jane, d. of John Ingle, Esq., D.L., of 
 
 Sandford Orleigh : — 
 Major-Gen. John Ingle Preston, late 45th Regt. , b. 
 1836. Res. — 6 The Esplanade, Plymouth. Clubs — Army 
 and Navy, Junior United Service, Royal Western Yacht. 
 
 CHARLES ERNEST RICHARD PRESTON- 
 HILLARY, Gentleman (formerly Preston) ; assumed the 
 surname and arms of Hillary by Royal Licence 1898. 
 Born Aug. 30, 1839, being the youngest son of Christopher 
 Richard Preston, Esq., of Jericho House, co. Essex, J. P. 
 and D.L. , by his wife Elizabeth Mary, only dau. and 
 eventually heir of Sir William Hillary, ist Baronet, and 
 twin sister of Sir Augustus William Hillary, 2nd Baronet. 
 /.jVery— White and black. Armorial l)earings— Argent, 
 
 Richard (twin with Marcella) ; and Gladys Richard. 
 dence -Park Lodge, Putney, S.W. 
 
 Resi- 
 
 three fleurs-de-lis between six cross crosslets, three, two, 
 and one, all within a bordure sable. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— Out of a mural crown or. a cubit arm in 
 armour proper, garnished gold, encircled by a sash vert, 
 the gauntlet holding a galtrap erect of the first. Motto — 
 " Virtute nihil invium." Married, Dec. 24, 1869, Marcella 
 Mary Ximenes, youngest dau. of the late Colonel Sackville 
 Henry Frederick Gwynne, J. P., D. L. , of Glanbrane Park, 
 CO. Carmarthen; and has Issue— (x) Hillary Richard 
 Preston-Hillary, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. May 9, 
 1874 ; (2) Charles Richard Preston-Hillary, Gentleman, a 
 twin with his brother ; Sophie Antoinette Richard \in. Percy 
 A. N. Thorn] ; Marcella Annie Richard ; Constance Mary 
 
 SAMUEL ASHTON PRETOR, Esq., J. P. for Dorset, 
 formerly Capt. 9th Lancers. Born 1835, being the eldest 
 son of the late Samuel Pretor, Esq., J. P., of Sherborne 
 House, Dorset, by Frances Dowding of Salisbury. Armo- 
 rial bearing^ — Gules, on a saltire argent, between four 
 bezants, two fasces in saltire proper. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm fesseways, couped, habited, and charged with 
 two roundles holding in the hand a fa.sces. Motto — " Amor 
 patriae." Married, 1877, Ellen, dau. of the late Joseph 
 Godman of Park Hatch, Godalming, Surrey. Seat — Belfield 
 House, near Weymouth. C/«^— Weymouth and County 
 (Weymouth). 
 
 FEDERRICK WAKE PRETOR-PINNEY, Esquire, 
 J. P. Born May 20, 1834, being the eldest son of the 
 late Charles Pinney, Mayor of Bristol, Gentleman, 
 of Camp House, Clifton, by his wife Frances Mary, fourth 
 daughter of James Charles Still of East Knoyle, in the 
 county of Wiltshire ; assumed the additional surname and 
 arms of Pretor by Royal License, August 22, 1877. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, gules, three crescents or, issuing from each a cross crosslet 
 fitch(§e argent (for Pinney) ; 2 and 3 or, an eagle displayed 
 with two heads vert, beaked and membered gules, standing 
 on a fasces proper, and holding in each beak a trefoil slipped 
 of the second, and impaling the arms of Smith, namely or, 
 a chevron cotised between three demi-grififins, the two in 
 chief respecting each other sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm in armour embowed the part above the elbow in 
 fesse proper, the hand holding a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 argent (for Pinney) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi - eagle couped or, wings endorsed sable, sem^e of 
 trefoils slipped of the first, and holding in the beak a 
 
 trefoil slipped vert (for Pretor). Motto — "Amor patriae." 
 Married, March 3, 1863, Lucy, fifth daughter of Abel 
 Smith, Esquire, Member of Parliament, of Woodhall Park, 
 in the county of Hertford; and has Issue — (i) Charles 
 Frederick Pretor-Pinney, Esquire, Major 7th Batt. Rifle Bri- 
 gade, b. June 9, 1864 ; (2) Robert Wake Pretor-Pinney, 
 Gentleman, b. October 7, 1867 ; Frances Mary ; Hester 
 
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 Luct; and Alice Susan. Seat — The Orange, Somerton, 
 £rleish. 
 
 PRETYMAN (H. Coll. granted 1599. pedigree L.O.). 
 Utiles, a lion passant between three mullets or. M».nt»«g' 
 gules iind or. Oraat — On a wreath of the colours, two lions' 
 ganibs erased or, holding a mullet of the first. MottO — 
 " Vincit Veritas." 
 
 Son of Rev. Frederic Pretyman, Canon of Lincoln, 
 
 Rector of Great Carlton and Fellow of Magdalen 
 
 College (Oxon.), J. P. Lines., i. 1819; d. 1905; m. 
 
 1858, Ueorgina Eliiabeth, d. of Edward Knight of 
 
 Chawton House, Hants : — 
 
 Ernest George Pretyman, Esq., J. P. and D. L. Lines., 
 
 J.P. Suffolk, M.P. Woodbridge Div. of Suffolk, Hon. Col. 
 
 1st Suffolk Vol. Art., late Capt. R.A., a Civil Lord of the 
 
 Admiralty 1900-1903, Parly. Sec. to Admiralty since 1903, 
 
 6. 1859; m. 1894, Lady Beatrice Adine Bridgeman, eld. d. 
 
 of George Cecil Orlando, 4th Earl of Bradford ; and has 
 
 issue — (i) George Marcus Tomline Pretyman, d. 1895; (2) 
 
 Herbert Ernest Pretyman, 6. 1900; (3) Waller Frederic 
 
 Pretyman, t. 1901 ; Ida Beatrice ; and Marjorie Elizabeth. 
 
 Seats — Orwell Park, Ipswich ; Riby Grove, Stallingboro, 
 
 Lincolnsh. Town res. — 2 Belgrave Square, S. W. Clubs — 
 
 Carlton, Turf. 
 
 Son of Arthur Charles I^etyman, Esq., J. P., of 
 Haughley Park, Suffolk, Capt. 74th Highlanders, &c., 
 b. 1830 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1858, Mary, d. and coh. of 
 Henry Baxter of Idvies, co. Forfar : — 
 Frederick Henry Pretyman, Gentleman, b. 1875. Seat — 
 Haughley Park, Suffolk. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 THOMAS WILLIAM PREVOST, Esquire, Colonel in 
 Army, J.P. for co. Cumberland. Bom Dec. 23, 182^, 
 being the third son of Rear-Admiral James Prevost, by his 
 wife Mary D'Yranda de Teipsin, dau. of Lewis de Teipsin. 
 Livery — Plain Oxford mixed coat, with crimson waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a dexter arm in fesse issuing 
 from a cloud in the sinister fesse point, the hand grasping a 
 sword erect proper, pomel and hilt or, in chief two mullets 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest -On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-lion azure, charged on the shoulder 
 with a mural crown or, the sinister paw grasping a sword 
 erect as in the arms. Motto — " J'ai bien servi." Married, 
 June 27, 1850, Thomasina Catherine, dau. of Rev. Edward 
 Dewing of Rainham, Norfolk ; and has Issue — (i) Edward 
 William Prevost, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 1851 ; {2) Francis 
 Augustin Prevost, Gentleman, b. March 30, 1861. 
 
 WILLIAM PREVOST, Esquire, Capt. 14th King's 
 
 Army. Barrister • at - I^w, F.G.S., by his wife Annie 
 Mason, second dau. of the late Andrew Dow, and of 
 the late Mary Brydie of Montreal, Dominion of Canada, 
 and co-heiress of her uncle, the late William Dow 
 of Montreal. Armorial bearings— Azure, a dexter arm 
 in fesse issuing from a cloud in the sinister fesse point, 
 the hand graspmg a sword erect proper, in chief two mullets 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 azure, charged on the shoulder with a mural crown or, the 
 sinister paw grasping a sword erect as in the arms. Motto 
 
 —"J'ai bien servi.' Seat Elfords, Hawkhurst, Kent. 
 
 Club — Cavalry. 
 
 PRICE, borne on an escutcheon of pretence by 
 LAW. 
 
 M CHARLES HENRY UVEDALE PRICE. Esquire. 
 
 \g Captain 27th Bombay Infantry, served in Burmese 
 Expedition 1886-88 (medal and clasp), Tirah Expedition 
 1898, Uganda 1898 (mentioned in despatches), receiving 
 brevet rank of Major Jan. 25, 1899. for services in Uganda, 
 D.S.O. 1899. Bom June 16. 1862. being the third son of 
 the late General George Uvedale I'rice. by his second wife 
 Harriette Anne Wilhelmina, second dau. of Rev. Charles 
 Robert Gayer of Dingle, co. Londonderry. Armoilal bear- 
 ings -Gules, a lion rampant argent, with many quarterings. 
 Mantling ^ules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant argent, holding in the dexter paw 
 a rose gules, stalked and leaved vert. Motto -"Vive ut 
 vivas." Married, Oct. i, 1889, Ada Mary, dau. of John 
 Orlando Hercules Norman Oliver, C.S.I. , Deputy Com- 
 missioner of the Punjab ; and has Issue — Ryswynn Uve- 
 dale Price, Gentleman, b. Aug. 14, 1890; and Merlyth 
 Mary. Residence — 
 
 S EDWARD AUGUSTUS UVEDALE PRICE, Es- 
 quire, Major late 4th Battalion East Surrey Regiment. 
 Bom October 18, 1854, being the second son of the late 
 George Uvedale Price, General Bombay Staff Corps, by his 
 wife Elizabeth Palmer, dau. of James Price, Lieut. 24th F'oot, 
 
 Hussars. Bom Nov. 6, 1870, being the only son of the 
 late Lewis de Tessier Prevost, Esq., Colonel in the 
 
 and great-grandson of the late Sir Charles Price, Bart. , of 
 Spring Grove, Richmond, in the co. of Surrey. Livery — Silk 
 hat, Ixjund with silver cord and laced, broad silver band; 
 coat, mulberry-coloured cloth, edged with red piping, silver 
 buttons, crest ; waistcoat mulberry, silver buttons, crest ; 
 trousers black, red piping down the sides ; full dress : red 
 plush knee-breeches, white silk stockings, black shoes. 
 
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 silver buckles, and silver shoulder-knots and cords on the 
 coats. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly of two hundred and twenty-two {vide illustration), i. 
 gules, a lion rampant argent ; 2. argent, a rose gules ; 
 3. or, a lion rampant gules ; 4. sable, a chevron between 
 three goats' heads erased or, over all in chief a cres- 
 
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 heads in profile, couped at the neck projjer ; 15. as number 
 eight ; 16. as number nine ; 17. as number ten ; 18. as 
 number eleven ; 19. sable, a lion rampant or ; 20. ermine, 
 a lion rampant sable ; 21. party per bend ermine and 
 ermines, a lion rampant or ; 22. azure, a lion rampant or, 
 within a bordure argent ; 23. azure, a lion rampant or. 
 
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 a griffin segreant, within a bordure gules ; 7. or, a griffin 
 segreant gules ; 8. gules, a Saracen's face affront^e proper, 
 wreathed about the temples argent and azure ; 9. azure, a 
 lion rampant argent; 10. vert, a chevron between three 
 mullets or; 11. azure, three Saxon crowns in pale or; 
 12. vert, a cross moline or; 13. gules, a chevron argent, 
 three men's heads in helmets and in profile, the vizors up 
 proper; 14. gules, a chevron argent, between three boys' 
 
 within a bordure argent, pellett^e (?) ; 24. sable, a chevron 
 between three spear-heads argent, imbrued gules ; 25. sable, 
 three roses argent ; 26. sable, three spears paleways in 
 fesse ; 27. as numbers eleven and eighteen ; 28. gules, 
 three lions passant guardant in pale argent ; 29, or, a 
 lion passant guardant gules ; 30. argent, three lozenges 
 conjoined in fesse gules, each charged with an eagle dis- 
 played or; 31. as numbers eleven, eighteen, and twenty- 
 seven ; 32. azure, a cross pat6e fitchte between four Saxon 
 
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 crowns or ; ^. as number thirty-two ; 34. azure, a cross 
 putie titch<^or ; 35. vert, n stag rampant .argent ; 36. guks, 
 a chevron Ixrtween thret* stags' heads caboshed argent ; 
 37. as numluT twenty-four ; 38. us nun)lH*r twenty-tive ; 
 39. as nunitier twenty-six ; 40. as numbers eleven, eighteen, 
 twenty-s<"ven, and thirty-one ; 41. sable, on a chevron in- 
 vecte<l argent. Iwtwecn three mullets pierced or, a unicorn's 
 head erased ofthe tield, &c. , the whole differenced with a cres- 
 cent, and impaling the arms of Dumas, nainel}', per chevron 
 flory and counterflory or and azure, in chief two lions' 
 ganibs erased, and in liase a garb all counterchanged ; and 
 for his Croat, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 argent, holding in the dexter paw a rose gules, stalked and 
 leaved vert; with the Motto, "Vive ut vivas." Married, 
 October 27, 1881, Elizabeth Henrietta, second daughter of 
 Henry John Philip Dumas, Esq. , J. P. , of 7 The Cedars, Clap- 
 ham Common, in the county of Surrey ; and has Issue- (i) 
 Reginald Henry Uvedalc Pnce, Gentleman, l)om Noveml)er 
 23. 1883; (a| Cieoflfrey Uvedale Price, (lentleman, born 
 February 5, 1885 ; Hden Rose Elizabeth ; and Kathleen 
 janette. Pvstal addresses — 17 Penywern Road, Earls 
 Court. S.W. 
 
 GEORGE UVEDALE PRICE. Gentleman. Bom 
 Dec. 10, 1853. being the eldest son of General George 
 Uvedale Price, by his first wife Elizal)eth Palmer, third 
 dau. of James Price, Lieut. 24th Regt. Armorial bear- 
 iaS^ Gules, a lion rampant argent, with many quarterings. 
 
 rinitter hand erect embrued 
 Castle, CO. Cilamorgan. 
 
 all proper. 5ra/ -Hensol 
 
 Mantling p:ules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a bon rampant argent, holding in the dexter paw 
 a rose gules, stalked and leaved vert. Motto ' ' Vive ut 
 vivas." Residence— 
 
 SSlR FRANCIS CARADOC ROSE PRICE, sth Bart., 
 second Lieut, ist. Batt. R. Welsh Fusiliers. Born 
 June 29, 1880, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Sir Rose Lambart Price, 3rd Bart., of Treng- 
 wainton, Cornwall, Major R.M. Light Infantry (ret.), 
 by his wife Isabella (now Lady Price-Fothergill), youngest 
 dau. of John William Tarleton of Killeigh, King's Co. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, a chevron erminois between 
 three spear-heads argent, embrued proper. MantUng 
 sable and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dragon's head vert, erased gules, holding in the mouth a 
 
 SHOWEL JOHN JAMES PRICE. Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for co. of Essex, 
 High Sheriff co. Brecon 1900, Baclielor of Arts of the Uni. 
 versity of Cambridge, and of the Inner Temple, iiarrister- 
 at-I.AW. Bom June 14, 1857, l)eing the only surviving son 
 of the late James Price of Glynilech, in the county of Brecon, 
 by his wife Caroline Margaret, daughter of John lames 
 Belianj. /./jwt —Black and gold. f.'///# Arthur's. Armo- 
 rial bearings- He l>ears for Arms: Party per fesse sable 
 
 and or, a pale counterchanged, three boys' heads affront^..] 
 coup>ed at the shoulders two and one proper, and as many] 
 serpents nowed one and two vert ; and for his Crest, on a] 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a boy's head affront^, J 
 couped at the shoulders proper, two serpents saltirewise.i 
 heads upward vert, and a spear-head fessewise ; with the! 
 Motto, " Innocentes sicut pueri sagaces sicut serpentes."! 
 Married, ist, June 4, 1885, Mary Catherine (d. March ao, j 
 1902), only child of William Smith of Greensted House, I 
 in the co. of Essex ; and has Issue — Gwendoline Maryj 
 Vaughan ; Elinor Olive Vaughan ; and Janet Anita Vaughan ; j 
 2nd, 1904, Dora Maiy, d. of late Robert Gosling, Esq.,! 
 J. P., D. L. , of Harrowl)y. A'.f/a/«— Glynilech, in the parish] 
 of Ystradgynlais, in the co. of Brecon. Postal address- 
 Greensted Hall, Ongar, Essex. 
 
 HUGH ARTHUR LEWIS PRICE, Gentleman. Born ' 
 1873, son of Lewis Richard Price of Marrington Hall and 
 Brompton Hall, by Eliza, second dau. of the late John 
 James Turner, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , of Pentreheylin, 
 Montgomeryshire. Livery — Claret, with red facings and 
 collar, brass buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 nebuly gules and ermine, in the .first and fourth quarters a 
 lion rampant regardant argent, gorged with a collar sable, 
 in the second and third quarters an escallop between three 
 boars' heads erased of the last. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 erminois, holding between the paws an escallop sable, and 
 transfixed through the mouth by a tilting-sjiear paleways 
 proper. Motto — " Dum spiro spero." Married, 1901, 
 
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 Medora, dau. of late Edwin Trost Taylor of Sacramento, 
 California. 
 
 S JAMES NUGENT BLACKWOOD PRICE, Esq., 
 D.L. ami J. P. for co. Down, High Sheriff 1902, late 
 Brevet-Major 6oth Royal Rifles, served in the Afghan War, 
 including the march from Khabul to Khandahar 1880, 
 Marri Expedition 1880. Born 1844, being the second son of 
 the late James Charles Price, Esq., J. P., D.L. , and High 
 Sheriff (1859) for co. Down, by his wife Anne Margaret, 
 eldest dau. of the late Major Patrick Savage of Portaferry, 
 CO. Down. Armorial bearings— Azure, three lions' heads 
 erased or, a bordure of the last. Mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 head as in the arms. Motto — •" Quis timet." Married, 
 1869, Alice Louisa, eldest dau. of W. R. Ward ; and has 
 Issjte — Conway William Blackwood Price, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Trin. Coll., Camb., b. 1872; Rev. Edward Hugh Black- 
 wood Price, M.A. , b. ; and Ethelwyn Mary[w., R. D. 
 
 Perceval]. Estate and postal address — Saintfield, co. Down. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, Ulster (Belfast). 
 
 Sir JOHN FREDERICK PRICE, K.C.S.I. 1898, 
 Chief Secretary to Government in Political Department, 
 Member of Legislative Council, Madras. Bor7t 1839, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Price, Esquire, 
 by his wife Mary, daughter of Major James Franklin ; 
 entered Madras Civil Service, 1862 (retired 1897) ; created 
 Companion of the Most Exalted Order of the Star 
 of India, 1893. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Sable, a chevron erminois ■ between three spear-heads 
 argent, imbrued at the points proper. Upon the escut- 
 cheon, from which is pendent his badge as a Companion of 
 the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a grifiin's head vert, 
 erased gules, holding in the mouth a sinister hand erect, 
 couped at the wrist and dropping blood all proper. Motto 
 — "Ar Dwrr y Gyd." Married, 1863, Alice, dau. of the 
 Hon. H. D. PhilUps, Member of Council, Fort St. George, 
 and has issue living. 
 
 MORGAN PHILIPS PRICE, Gentleman. Born 1885, 
 being the elder son of the late William Edwin Price, Gentle- 
 man, by his wife Margaret, second dau. of the late Robert 
 Needhani Philips, Esq., M.P. , of The Park, Prestwich. co. 
 Lanes. , and Welconibe, co. Warwick; s. his grandfather, 
 1891. Armorial bearings — Ermine, a lion passant gules, 
 holding in the dexter forepaw a caduceus proper, a chief 
 wavy sable, thereon a cock between two spear-heads 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath ot the colours, a dragon's head erased 
 vert, transfixed by a broken spear from the sinister in 
 bend sinister proper, holding in the mouth an eagle's leg 
 erased argent. Motto — " Spe labor levis. " Seat — Tibberton 
 Court, near Gloucester. 
 
 LLEWELLYN ALBERIC EMILIUS PRICE - 
 DAVIES, Esquire, Capt., son of Lewis Richard Price of 
 Marrington Hall and Brompton Hall, by Eliza, second 
 dau. of the late John James Turner, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 of Pentreheylin, Montgomeryshire. Livery — Claret, with 
 red facings and collar, brass buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a bend argent, a lion passant 
 between two estoiles sable, in chief a lion's head erased of the 
 second, ducally crowned or (for Davies) ; 2 and 3, quarterly 
 nebuly gules and ermine, in the first and fourth quarters 
 a lion rampant regardant argent, gorged with a collar sable, 
 and in the second and third quarters an escallop between 
 three boars' heads erased of the last (for Price). Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, between two antlers or, a lion's 
 head erased argent, ducally crowned gules, and charged 
 with an estoile sable (for Davies) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion erminois, holding between the paws 
 an escallop sable, and transfixed through the mouth by a 
 tilting-spear paleways proper (for Price). MottO — " Dum 
 spiro spero." Residence — 
 
 STAFFORD DAVIES PRICE-DAVIES, Esquire, J. P. 
 for cos. of Salop and Montgomery (High Sheriff 1898), 
 late a Lieut. R.A. ; assumed by Royal License, 1882, 
 the name and arms of Davies. Born 1866, being the eldest 
 son of the late Lewis Richard Price of Marrington Hall 
 
 and Brompton Hall, by Eliza, 2nd dau. of the late John 
 James Turner, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , of Pentreheylin, Mont- 
 gomeryshire. Clubs — Naval and Military. Livery — Claret 
 with red facings and collar, brass buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 
 on a bend argent, a lion passant between two estoiles sable, 
 in chief a lion's head erased of the second, ducally crowned 
 or (for Davies) ; 2 and 3 quarterly nebuly gules and ermine, 
 in the ist and 4th quarters a lion rampant regardant ar- 
 gent, gorged with a collar sable, and in the 2nd and 3rd 
 quarters an escallop between three boars' heads erased ot 
 the last (for Price). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmef 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount vert, between two antlers or, a lion's head erased 
 argent, ducally crowned gules and charged with an estoile 
 sable (for Davies) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion erminois, holding between the paws an escallop 
 sable and transfixed through the mouth by a tilting-spear 
 paleways proper (for Price). Motto — " Dum spiro sf>ero." 
 Married, November 11, 1891, Ethel, eldest dau. of C. E. 
 Charlesworth of Skellow, Doncaster ; and has Issue — Charles 
 Stafford Price-Davies, Gentleman, b. 1892. Estates — Mar- 
 rington Hall, Chirbury, Salop ; Trafaelgwyn, Radnorshire ; 
 and Brompton Hall, Montgomeryshire. Postal address — 
 Marrington Hall, Chirbury, Salop. 
 
 CHARLOTTE MARY DENT PRICE-DENT, Widow 
 of Major-General Robert Howard Price-Dent, Bengal Staff 
 Corps. Born Sept. 18, 1830, being the second dau. of Sir 
 Henry Bromley Hinrich, Lieut. Hon. Corps of Gentlemen- 
 at-Arms, by his wife Eliza Susanna, dau. of William Dent 
 of Hallaton, Leicestershire. Livery - Dark blue. Armo- 
 rial bearings On a lozenge, the arms of Price, namely 
 sable, a chevron vair, between three spear-heads or, em- 
 brued proper, in the centre chief point a dragon's head 
 erased argent, holding in the mouth a dexter hand couped 
 at the wrist proper, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the 
 arms of Dent, namely, per pale gules and sable, seven fusils 
 conjoined in fesse argent, in chief three escallops or (for 
 Price). Married, March 17, 1859, Major-Gen. Price-Dent; 
 and has Issue -(i) Robert Hinrich Price-Dent, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. II, 1862 ; (2) Phillip Hampton Price-Dent, Esq., 
 Capt. ist Batt. Devon Regt., b. May 4, 1870, killed during 
 the siege of Ladysmith ; Charlotte Louisa Lyon Bennett ; 
 Georgina Roberta [m. Dr. Irwin Moore] ; Mary Henrietta 
 
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 Havaird ; Florence Maude ; and Constance Maria, </. 1898. 
 Stai The Manor House, Hallaton, Uppingham. 
 
 Damk ISABEI.LA ELIZABETH PRICE-FOTHER- 
 GILL, youngest dau. of John William Tarleton of Killeigh, 
 King's Co. ; assumed by Royal Licence, 1895, the addi- 
 tional name and arms of Fothergill for herself and such of 
 her male issue as may succeed to the Hensol Castle estates. 
 Aimorlal bMurln^ are, upon a lozenge Sable, a chevron 
 erminois, between three spear -heads argent, embrued at 
 the points proper, the arms being charged with the inescut- 
 cheon of Ulster, and im|>aling tht- arms of Fothergill, namely 
 azure, a stag's head couped in base and a talbot passant 
 in chief or, all within a bordure nebuly of the last. Married, 
 Jan. 3, 1877, Major Sir Rose Lambert Price, 3rd Bart., of 
 Trengwainton, Cornwall, who died 1899, leaving lisue (i) 
 Sir Rose I^ce, ^Xh Bart., b. July 26, 1878; (2) Francis 
 Caradoc Rose Pnce, Esq., Lieut. 3rd Batt. Royal Welsh 
 Fusiliers, b. June 29, i88o; (3) William Vreichvras Rose 
 Price, Esq., b. May 30, 1882. Seat -^tnso\ Castle, co. 
 Glamorgan. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS WILLIAM PRICKETT, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, M.A. Univ. of Cambridge, and F.S.A. 
 Bom Nov. 30, 1822, being the third but only surviving 
 son of the late Marmaduke Thomas Prickett (born October 
 33> >774. and died August 23, i86i) of Hull and Boreas Hill, 
 near Hedon, in the E^t Riding of the county of York, by 
 his wife Anastasia, eldest daughter of the Reverend John 
 Armitstead of Cranage Hall, in the County Palatine of 
 Chester, by his first wife Catherine, younger daughter and co- 
 heir of John Fenton of Betley Court, in the county of Stafford, 
 which John Fenton was the son of Thomas Fenton, Esquire, 
 Barrister-at-Law and Recorder of Newcastle-under-Lyme, 
 and grandson of John Fenton of Fenton Park and New- 
 castle, in the county of Stafford, and brother of Elijah 
 Fenton the poet. The above-mentioned Reverend Thomas 
 William Prickett is sixth in descent from Marmaduke 
 Prickett of AUerthorpe, Armiger, whose son George Prickett, 
 Serjeant-at-Law and Bencher of Gray's Inn, and grandson 
 Marmaduke Prickett, Barrister-at-Law, were successively 
 Recorders of York, 1688- 1714. Club — United University. 
 Armorial bearlnfcs — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 
 4, or on a cross quarter-pierced azure, four mascles of the 
 field (for Prickett) ; 2 and 3 ermine, a cross voided sable, 
 between four fleurs-de-lis azure, on a canton the arms of 
 Armitstead, namely or, a chevon embatded counter-em- 
 battled sable, between three pheons points downwards azure, 
 all within two flaunches gules, each charged with a tilting- 
 si>ear in pale, point upwards of the field, headed argent (for 
 Fenton). Married, February 4, 1863, Anne, daughter of 
 Humphrey Sandwith, Doctor of Medicine, Fellow of the 
 Royal College of Physicians, of Hull, who died 1874, and 
 who was the grandson of Humphrey Sandwith of Newton 
 Grange, Oswaldkirk, in the North Riding of the county of 
 York; and has Issue — (i) The Reverend Marmaduke Alan 
 Prickett, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Mogerhanger, Sandy, Beds. ; 
 (2) Francis Fenton Prickett, Gentleman. Estate — The 
 Manor House, Burton Pidsea, and other farms at Bromfleet 
 and Paull, in the East Riding of the county of York. Postal 
 address — Natland, Tennyson Road, Worthing. 
 
 PRIDEAUX, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 S CHARLES GLYNN PRIDEAUX-BRUNE, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D. L. co. Cornwall (High Sheriff 1880). Bom 
 April 2, 1821, being elder son of the late Charles Prideaux- 
 Brune, E^., of Prideaux Place, in co. Cornwall, and of 
 Plumber, in co. Dorset, High Sheriff of Cornwall 1834, 
 by his wife Frances Mary, second daughter and co-heir of 
 Edmund John Glynn of Glynn, in the county of Cornwall. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Anna : Quarterly 1 and 
 4, azure, a cross cerceld or (for Brune) ; 2 and 3 argent, a 
 chevron sable, in chief a label of three points gules, a mullet 
 for difference (for Prideaux) ; and impaling the arms of 
 Carew, namely or, three lions passant in pale sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a goat passant per pale indented 
 argent and sable, armed and unguled or, pendent from a 
 collar gules, a shield thereon the arms of Brune (for Brune) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an old man's head in pro- 
 file, couped at the shoulders proper, hair and beard or, on 
 the head a chapeau gules (for Prideaux) ; with the Motto, 
 " Toujours pr6t." Married, July 21, 1846, Hon. Ellen Jane, 
 [d. 1902), second dau. of the Right Hon. Robert Shapland 
 Carew, first Lord Carew ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Robert 
 Prideaux-Brune, Esquire [to whom refer] ; (2) the Reverend 
 Edward Shapland Prideaux-Brune, Rector of Rowner, ini 
 the county of Hampshire, born June 14, 1853 [married, July] 
 14, 1885, Sophia, eldest daughter of William Grant of Monck-| 
 ton House, Anglesey, near Gosport, and has, Humphrey] 
 Ingelrain Prideaux - Brune, Gentleman, born Novem- 
 ber 6, 1885 ; Hugh Treverbyn Prideaux - Brune, Gentle- 
 man, born August 14, 1890; Lancelot Grant Oglanderj 
 Prideaux-Brune, Gentleman, born October 14, 1894;! 
 Amyas Molesworth Prideaux-Brune, Gentleman, b. 1903 M 
 and Cheston Isolda]; (3) Francis Ernest Prideaux-Brune, | 
 Gentleman, born February 5, 1863, accidentally drowned] 
 at Walnut Springs, Texas, United States of America,! 
 May 27, 1885 ; Ellen Frances ; Gertrude Rose ; Mary] 
 Katherine; Beatrice May; Isolda Blanche [/«. Arthur, j 
 Baron Ravensworth] ; Mildred Maria [married, April 17,1 
 1890, Captain Hervey Alexander, loth Royal Hussars, | 
 and has issue]. Seat — Prideaux Place, Padstow, in the) 
 county of Cornwall. Town house — loGrosvenor Gardens, i 
 S.W. * 
 
 CHARLES ROBERT PRIDEAUX-BRUNE, Esquire, ! 
 Justice of the Peace for the cos. of Hertford and Cornwall, \ 
 late Lieutenant-Colonel Rifle Brigade, late Commanding 4th ■ 
 Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment. Bom October 10, 
 1848, being the eldest son of Charles Glynn Prideaux-Brune, 
 Esquire [to whom refer], of Prideaux Place, in the county 
 of Cornwall, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, ; 
 by his wife Ellen Jane, commonly known as the Honourable | 
 Ellen Jane, daughter of the Right Honourable Robert 
 Shapland Carew, first Baron Carew. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure a cross cerceM 
 or (for Brune); 2 and 3 argent, a chevron sable, in chief] 
 a label of three points gules, a mullet for difference (for ■ 
 Prideaux) ; over all a label of three points for difference, 
 and impaling the arms of KnatchbuU-Hugessen, namely 
 quarterly i and 4, argent, on a mount an oak-tree proper, 
 supported by two boars sable (for Hugessen) ; 2 and 3 
 azure, three cross crosslets fitch6e between two bendlets or 
 (for Knatchbull). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling, azure and or ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a goat passant 
 per pale indented argent and sable, armed and unguled or, 
 pendent from a collar gules a shield, thereon the arms of 
 Brune (for Brune) ; 2. upon a wreath of thr colours, an old 
 man's head in profile couped at the shoulders proper, hair 
 and beard or, on the head a chapeau gules (for Prideaux) ; 
 with the Motto, "Toujours pr6t." Married, October 17, 
 1883, Katharine Cecilia, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Katharine Cecilia, eldest daughter of the Right Honourable 
 Edward Hugessen Knatchbull-Hugessen, first Lord Bra- 
 bourne ; and has Issue — (i) Fulke Knatchbull Prideaux- 
 Brune, Gentleman, bom May 20, 1887 ; (2) Denys Edward 
 Prideaux-Brune, Gentleman, born June 18, 1891 ; (3) 
 Edmund Nicholas Prideaux-Brune, Gentleman, b. Oct. 8, 
 1898 ; Eva Katharine ; Winifred Annie ; and Sybil Isolda. 
 Postal address — The Grange, Welwyn, Herts. Clubs — 
 Arthur's, Naval and Military. 
 
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 The Rev. EDWARD SHAPLAND PRIDEAUX- 
 BRUNE, M.A. Ch. Ch., Oxon., Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of Rowner, co. Hants. Bortt June 14, 1853, being 
 the second son of Charles (31ynn Prideaux-Brune, Esq., 
 J. P. and D. L. for Cornwall, High Sheriff 1880, by his wife 
 Hon. Ellen Jane Carew, second dau. of Rt. Hon. Robert 
 Shapland, ist Lord Carew. Armorial bearings - Quarterly, 
 I. azure, a cross cercel^ or (for Brune) ; 2. lozengy ermine 
 and gules (for Rokele) ; 3. argent, a chevron sable, in chief 
 a label of three points gules, a mullet for difference (for 
 Prideaux) ; 4. party per pale argent and gules, three castles 
 countercharged (for Prideaux, ancient). Mantling azure 
 and or. Crests - 1. on a wreath of the colours, a goat pas- 
 sant per pale indented argent and sable, armed and unguled 
 or, pendent from a collar gules, a shield thereon the arms of 
 Brune (for Brune) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an old 
 man's head in profile, couped at the shoulders proper, hair 
 and beard or, on the head a chapeau gules (for Prideaux). 
 Motto -" Toujours pret." Married, July 14, 1885, Sophia, 
 eldest dau. of William Grant, Esq., J. P., of Monckton 
 House, Alverstoke ; and has Issue - (i) Humphrey Ingelram 
 Prideaux-Brune, Gentleman, b. Nov. 16, 1886 ; (2) Hugh 
 Treverbyn Prideaux-Brune, Gentleman, b. Aug. 14, 1890 ; 
 (3) Lancelot Grant Oglander Prideaux-Brune, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 17, 1894 ; (4) Amyas Molesworth Prideaux-Brune, 
 Gentleman, b. April 16, 1903 ; and Cheston Isolda. Resi- 
 dence — Rowner Rectory, Gosport. Club — Oxford and 
 Cambridge. 
 
 GEORGE ERNEST PRIDEAUX-BRUNE, Gentle- 
 man, late Lieut. 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons. Born Feb. 5, 
 1867, being the only son of the late Ernest Augustus Prideaux- 
 Brune, late Lieut. 29th Regt., by his wife Frances Josling, 
 second dau. of Rev. George Sayle Prior, Rector of St. 
 Breock , Corn wall. Armorial besuings — Quarterly , 1 . a zure , 
 a cross cercel6 or (for Brune) ; 2. lozengy ermine and gules 
 (for Rokele) ; 3. argent, a chevron sable, in chief a label of 
 three points gules, a mullet for difference (for Prideaux) ; 4. 
 party per pale argent and gules, three castles countercharged 
 (for Prideaux, ancient). Mantling azure and or. Creste — 
 1. on a wreath of the colours, a goat passant per pale in- 
 dented argent and sable, armed and unguled or, pendent 
 from a collar gules, a shield thereon the arms of Brune 
 (for Brune) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an old man's 
 head in profile, couped at the shoulders proper, hair and 
 beard or, on the head a chapeau gules (for Prideaux). 
 Motto — ' ' Toujours pr6t. " Residence — 
 
 PRIESTLEY. Gules, on a chevron engrailed argent, 
 between in chief two towers of the last, issuing out of each 
 a demi-lion rampant or, and in base a grappling-iron of the 
 second, a serpent nowed proper, between two grappling- 
 irons sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount thereon a 
 cockatrice holding an arrow point downwards in its beak, 
 a serpent nowed all proper. Motto — ' ' Ars longa vita 
 brevis." Livery -Dark blue, silver buttons. 
 
 Sons ofSir William Overend Priestley, M.D., &c.,M.P., 
 b. 1829 ; d. ; m. April 17, 1856, Eliza (Lady of 
 
 Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jeru- 
 salem in England), d. of Robert Chambers, LL.D. , of 
 Edinburgh : — 
 Robert Chambers Priestley, Esq., M.A., M.B. (Cantab.), 
 b. 1857; m. 1884, Ida Mary, d. of Eustace Smith, M. P. ; 
 and has issue- (i) Hugh Wiiliani Priestley, Esq.. b. 1887 ; 
 (2) Edward Overend Priestley, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; and 
 Ella. Res. — ix Linden Gardens, W. ; Sutmer's Court, 
 Chalfont, St. Giles. Clubs — United University, Bath. 
 
 Joseph Childe Priestley, Esq., B.A. (Cantab.), Barrister- 
 at-Law, m. 1891, Annette Maude Warner, sec. d. of Ralph 
 George Price, Esq. , J. P. 
 
 FRANCIS ARCHIBALD PRIMROSE, Esquire. Bom 
 1843, being the eldest son of the late Hon. Bouverie Francis 
 Primrose, C. B. , D.L. for co. Edinburgh, General Royal 
 Company of Archers, by his wife the Hon. Frederica 
 Sophia Anson. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 vert, three primroses within a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory or ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion rampant double-queued 
 sable. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion gules, holding in the dexter paw a 
 primrose or. Married, 1872, Jane, dau. of George King 
 of Sydney, New South Wales ; and has Isszie — (i) Archi- 
 bald Bouverie Primrose, Esq., b. 1881 ; Frederica Jane; 
 
 Dorothy ; Louisa Wilhelmina ; Evelyn ; Constance Mar- 
 garet ; and Gwendolen Gertrude Maude. Postal address — 
 Carrington, Toowoomba, Queensland. 
 
 HENRY WILLIAM PRIMROSE, Esquire, C.B. (1895) 
 and C.S.I. (1885). Born 1846, being the second son of 
 the late Bouverie Francis Primrose, Esquire, commonly 
 called the Honourable Bouverie Francis Primrose, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, by 
 his wife the Honourable Frederica Sophia Anson. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 vert three primroses within a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory or (for Primrose) ; 2 and 3 argent, a hon rampant, 
 double-queued sable (for Cressy). Upon the escutcheon, from 
 which is pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most 
 Exalted Order of the Star of India, is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling vert and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, 
 holding in the dexter paw a primrose or. Married, 1888, 
 Helen Mary, daughter of the late Gilbert McMicking of 
 Miltonise, in the county of Wigton ; and has Issue living — 
 Archibald Henry Reginald Primrose, Gentleman. Postal 
 address — Brooks's Club, S.W. Club — Brooks's. 
 
 PRIMROSE (22 June 1903). Parted per fesse argent 
 and ermines, on afess vert between a millrind accompanied 
 by two cross crosslets fitch^e in chief gules, and in base 
 a salmon on its back of the first, holding a ring in its 
 mouth or, three primroses leaved and slipped proper. 
 Mantling vert, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 
 his liveries, a hand holding a primrose both proper. 
 Motto — " Fide et fiducia. " 
 
 Son of William Primrose, Merchant in Glasgow, b. 
 
 1820; d. 1891 ; m. 2nd, 1846, Anne, d. of John Ure 
 
 of Glasgow, and sister of late John Ure, LL.D., Lord 
 
 Provost of Glasgow : — 
 
 Sir John Ure Primrose, ist Baronet (7 July 1903), of 
 
 Redholme, Dumbreck, Lord Provost of Glasgow and Lieut. 
 
 of the county of the city of Glasgow, J. P. and D.L., b. 
 
 16 Oct. 1847 ; m. ist, 1877, Margaret Jane {d. 1896), d, of 
 
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 lames Adam of Glasgow ; and, 1897, Anna. d. of Alexander 
 Spence Wylie of Glueow : and has issue— William Louis 
 Primrose, Esq., t. i June 1880. /?«.— Redholme, Dum- 
 breck. Renfrewshire ; City Chambers, Glasgow. C/«*— New 
 (Glasgow). 
 
 PRINGLE. quartered by SCOTT. 
 
 ALEXANDER PRINGLE, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. Indian 
 Staff Corps. Bom Oct. 27, 1850, being the eldest son of 
 the late Koljert Keith Pringle, Esq., late Bombay Civil 
 Service, Chief Secretary to the Government of Bombay, 
 and Commissioner in Sind, J P. for the co. of Derby, J. P. 
 and D.L. for the co. of Selkirk, formerly Convener of the 
 CO. of Selkirk, by his wife Mary Jane, dau. of the late 
 General Moore of the Bombay Army, late Military Auditor- 
 General. Armorial beaxlngB— Argent, on a saltire en- 
 grailed sable, live escallops or. Mantling' sable and argent. 
 Creat — On a wreath of th<? colours, a man's heart proper ; 
 with the Motto, "Sursum." Supporters - Two pilgrims 
 habited proper. Postal address — Junior United Service 
 Club. 
 
 S JAMES THOMAS PRINGLE, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the counties of Roxburgh and Selkirk, 
 Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Selkirk, Commander 
 Royal Navy (retired). Bom Feb. 29, 1832, being the 
 eldest son of the late Vice-Admiral James Pringle of Tor- 
 woodlee, by his wife Mary Eraser. Ciub — Constitutional. 
 Livery - Blue and white. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, on a saltire engrailed azure, five escallops 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a serpent 
 nowed proper ; and in an escroll above this Motto, " Nosce 
 te ipsum." Married, 1862, Ann Parminter, only child of 
 the late Colonel Black, S3rd Regiment ; and has had Issue 
 — (i) John Lewis Pringle, Gentleman, born 1868, died 
 young ; (2) James Lewis Pringle, Gentleman, M. A. (Oxon. ), 
 born 1869 ; (3) George Macgregor F*ringle, Gentleman, born 
 1871, died 1874; (4) Lionel Graham Pringle, Gentleman, 
 bom 1880 ; EUzabetb Ann ; Lilian Erskine ; Adelaide Jane ; 
 Helena Florence ; and Mary Simcoe Violet. Seai — Tor- 
 woodlee, Galashiels, in the county of Selkirk. Residence 
 — 4 First Avenue Brighton. 
 
 PRINSEP, see LEVETT-PRINSEP. 
 
 PRIOR, see MURRAY-PRIOR. 
 
 HENRY WALLIS PRIOR-WANDESFORD, Gentle- 
 man. Born , being the second son of the late Rev. 
 
 John Prior of Mount Dillon, co. Dublin, by his wife Sarah, 
 only stu-viving daughter of the Hon. Charles Harward Butler 
 Clarke Southwell Wandesford of Castlecomen, co. Kil- 
 kenny, and of Kirklington, Yorkshire. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, or a hon rampant double-queued azure, 
 armed and langued gules (for Wandesforde) ; 2 and 3 vert, 
 on a bend ermine, three chevronels gules (for Prior). 
 MftTitUng aziu'e and or ; and for his Crest, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a church proper, the spire azure (for Wandes- 
 forde) ; 2. up>on a wreath of the colours, an estoile vert (for 
 Prior). Mottoes — " Tout pour I'Eglise" (for Wandesforde). 
 " Quis audeat luci aggredi " (for Prior). Estates and postal 
 addresses — Crossogne House, co. Tipperary ; Lechlade 
 Manor, co. Gloucester. 
 
 S RICHARD HENRY PRIOR - WANDESFORDE, 
 Elsquire, J. P. and D.L, co. Kilkenny, B.A. of the 
 University of Cambridge. Born Sept. 15, 1870, being 
 the eldest son of the late Charles Butler Prior, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, by his wife Dora, daughter of Richard 
 Phillips, Elsquire, of Gaile.in the county of Tipperary, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant ; and assumed by Royal 
 License the additional surname and arms of Wandesforde, 
 1894. Club — Kildare Street (Dublin). Livery — Blue and 
 yeUow. Armorial bearingB — Quarterly i and 2 or, a 
 lion rampant double-queued azure, armed and langued 
 gules (for Wandesforde) ; 2 and 3, vert, on a bend er- 
 mine three chevronels gules (for Prior). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a church proper, the spire azure (for Wandesforde) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an estoile vert (for Prior). 
 
 Mottoes—" Tout pour I'Eglise" (for Wandesforde) ; " Quis 
 audeat luci aggredi" (for Prior). Married, March 1899, 
 Florence Jackson voii Schwartz Pryor, dau. of the late Rev. 
 Ferdinand Pryor of Halifax, Nova .Scotia ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Christopher Butler Prior- Wandesford, Gentleman, 
 
 born Dec. 15, 1896 ; (2) Richard Ferdinand Charles Priori 
 Wandesforde, Gentleman, born Oct. 23, 1897. Estates — j 
 Castlecomer, co. Kilkenny ; Kirklington, Hipswell, and 1 
 Hudswell, Yorks. Seats — Castlecomer, in the county ot| 
 Kilkenny ; The Hall, Kirklington, in the county of York. 
 
 PROBY. Quarterly, i and 4, ermine on a fesse gules,] 
 a lion passant or (Proby, granted H. Coll., 1568) ; 2 and 3, \ 
 
 argent, two bars wavy azure, on a chief of the second an 
 estoile between two escallops or (Allen). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an ostrich's 
 
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 head erased proper, ducally gorged or, in the beak a key of 
 the last. Motto—" Manus haec inimica tyrannis." 
 
 Only surv. son of Granville Leveson Proby, 3rd Earl of 
 Carysfort, Admiral R.N.,d. 1782; d. 1868; m. 1818, 
 Isabella, d. of Hon. Hugh Howard : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Sir William Proby, 5th Earl of Carysfort 
 (Irel. , 18 Aug. 1789), 6th Baron Carysfort of Carysfort, 
 CO. Wicklow (Irel., 23 Jan. 1752), sth Baron Carysfort of 
 the Hundred of Norman Cross, co. Huntingdon (U.K., 
 21 Jan. 1801), K.P. , Lord -Lieut, and Cust. Rot. co. 
 Wicklow (High Sheriff 1865), D.L. Hunts, M.A. Cantab. 
 [Supporters — Dexter, an ostrich proper, ducally gorged or, 
 in the beak a key of the last ; sinister, a talbot sable], 6. 
 1836 ; m. i860, Charlotte Mary, eld d. of Rev. R. B. 
 Heathcote of Friday Hill, Essex. Seais — Elton Hall, 
 Peterborough ; Glen Art Castle, Arklow, co. Wicklow. 
 Tow?t res. — 10 Hereford Gardens, W. Cluds — Carlton, 
 Travellers', Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Proby (R.L. , 1904, H. Coll.). Arms as those of Proby 
 above. Crest and Motto as above. 
 
 Only son of Rt. Hon. Lord Claud Hamilton, P.C. , 
 
 M.P. CO. Tyrone (br. of 2nd Marquess and ist Duke 
 
 of Abercorn), ^. 1813; </. 1884; m. 1844, Lady Eliia- 
 
 beth Emma Proby, d. of 3rd Earl of Carysfort : — 
 
 Douglas James Proby (R.L. , 1904, formerly Hamilton), 
 
 Esq., Lt.-Col. Irish Guards, 6. 1856; m. 1882, Lady 
 
 Margaret Frances Hely-Hutchinson, d. of 4th Earl of 
 
 Donoughmore ; and has surv. issue — (i) Granville Proby, 
 
 Esq., 6. 1883; (2) Richard George Proby, Gentleman, d. 
 
 1886; (3) Jocelyn Campbell Patrick Proby, Gentleman, d. 
 
 1900 ; and Betty Alice Adine. i?«. — 2 Draycott Place, 
 
 London, S.W. 
 
 PROBYN (Arms of Hopkins granted 1734, name of 
 Probyn assumed 1734). Ermine, on a fesse g^les, a lion 
 passant guardant argent, a canton of the second, charged 
 with a rose or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an ostrich's head couped ermine, 
 holding in the beak a key azure. 
 
 Sons of Edmund Probyn, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of 
 Hunsley Manor, Gloucs. , i. 1825 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1853, 
 Charlotte Seymour, d. of John English Jones of Derry 
 Ormonde, co. Cardigan : — 
 John Langford Probyn, Gentleman, late 79th High- 
 landers, i. 1857. Jies. — 
 
 Leslie Probyn, Gentleman, 6. 1862. jRes. — 
 Son of Rev. Julian Webb Probyn, d. ; d. ; 
 
 m. . Mary, d. of John Spicer of Esher Place, 
 
 Surrey : — 
 Julian Edmund Spicer Probyn, Esq. , Capt. Border Regt. , 
 b. 1859. Res.— 
 
 Son of Rev. Edmund Probyn, late Vicar of Longhope 
 
 and Abenhall, b. ; d. ; m. , Juliana, 
 
 d. of Philip Webb of Milford House, Surrey : — 
 
 John Webb Probyn, Gentleman, b. ; m. 1870, 
 
 Araminta Louisa, only d. of Rev. William H. Hoare of 
 
 Oakfield Lodge, Crawley, Sussex ; and has surv. issue — 
 
 (i) Rev. Hubert Edmund Hamilton Probyn, b. 1871 ; (2) 
 
 Wilfred Julian Noel Probyn, iJ. 1872; and Juliana [»?. , 
 
 John W. Gooch Spicer]. Seai — Abbenhall Lodge, Gloucs. 
 
 CLIFFORD PROBYN, Esquire, J. P.. L.C.C., Lieut. -Col. 
 late of the 13th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps, one of 
 the Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London, 
 and formerly Sheriff of the said City. Armorial bearings 
 —Gules, on a fesse argent, between a bugle-horn stringed in 
 chief and a fasces fesseways, the axe to the dexter and up- 
 wards in base or, a lion passant guardant of the first. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two keys in saltire or, an ostrich's head 
 erased at the neck azure. Motto — ' ' Manus hsec inimica 
 tyrannis." Residence— Grosvenor Street, London, W. 
 
 EDWIN PRODGERS, Esq., M.A., J. P. Bom August 
 15, 1833, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Edwin 
 Prodgers, Rector of Ayot St. Peter, Herts, by Caroline his 
 wife, dau. and co-heiress of John Blades of Brockwell Hall. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per pale gules and 
 azure, three lions rampant, two and one argent, tjetween 
 three crosses pat6e fitch6e in the foot, one and two erminois 
 (for Prodgers) ; 2 and 3 azure, two swords in saltire argent, 
 pommels and hilts or, surmounted of the Roman fasces 
 paleways of the last, the axe headed of the second, inter- 
 
 laced with a double chain collar gold, on a chief ermine, 
 a bee volant between two star-pagodas proper (for Blades). 
 Upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Chauncy, 
 namely, gules, a cross patonce argent, on a chief or a lion 
 passant azure, and upon a canton the arms of Surtees, 
 namely, ermine, on a canton gules an orle or. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wrea th of 
 the colours, in front of a cross calvary or, a wyvern with 
 wings endorsed vert, in the mouth a sinister hand couped 
 at the wrist gules, gorged with a collar and line reflexed 
 over the back or, the dexter claw resting on a cross pat^e 
 
 d Pcvoucn)ci)t-5an5bori)C5 j ] 
 
 of the last. Motto — "Devouement sans bornes." Mar- 
 ried, June 1864, Elizabeth Ellen, eldest dau. of Henry E. 
 Surtees, Esq., M. P. , of Redworth House, co. Durham, and 
 Dane End, Herts, by his first marriage, and a coheir to her 
 mother, Eliza Snell, only surviving child, and in her issue 
 heir of Charles Snell Chauncy of Dane End ; and has Issue 
 — Elizabeth Caroline [m., May 1887, Baron John Roissard 
 de Bellet, Charge d' Affaires for the Republic of St. Marin, 
 and has issue]; Edwina Georgina Frances [tn., June 1889, 
 Ren6, youngest son of Mons. Adolphe Japy de Beaucourt, 
 and has issue]. Residence — Dane End House, Ware, 
 Herts. 
 
 HERBERT PRODGERS, Esquire, J. P. co. Wilts. Bom 
 1835, being the second son of the late Rev. E. Prodgers 
 {d. 1861), by his wife Caroline, dau. and coheiress of John 
 Blades of Brockwell Hall. Armorial bearings —Quarterly 
 I and 4, per pale gules and azure, three lions rampant, two 
 and one argent, between three crosses patfe fitch^e in the 
 foot, one and two erminois (for Prodgers) ; 2 and 3, azure, 
 two swords in saltire argent, pommels and hilts or, sur- 
 mounted of the Roman fasces paleways of the last, the axe 
 headed of the second, interlaced with a double chain collar 
 gold, on a chief ermine, a bee volant between two star- 
 pagodas proper (for Blades). Mantling gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a cross calvary or, a wyvern with wings endorsed vert, in 
 the mouth a sinister hand couped at the wrist gules, gorged 
 with a collar and line reflexed over the back or, the dexter 
 claw resting on a cross pat^ of the last. Motto—" De- 
 vouement sans bornes." 5^a/— Kington House, Kington 
 St. Michael, Chippenham. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 PROSSER. see WEGG-FKOStjER. 
 
 MJOHN ELTON PROWER. Esquire, Lieut.-Col. 
 
 9 Canadian Mil.. Major K.E. (Mil.). Bom 185a, being 
 the eldest son of ihc late John Elton Mervin Prower, Esq., 
 of Purton House, Wilts, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff Wills, 
 Capt. 67th Fool, Major Royal Wilts (Mil.), and Hiirriet 
 his wife. dau. of William Payn, Esq., of kidwcll, Berks, 
 J. P.. County Treasurer, Berks, Captain in Yeomanry. Ar- 
 moilal beaxingi— Azure, on a pale argent, between two 
 escallops, an cstoile in chief and an escallop in base all 
 counterchanged. a chief arched vair (and many quarter- 
 ings). MantUng ozure and argent. Onst — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an arm embowed in mail 
 nrmotur, the hand grasping a scymitar proper, suspended 
 from the blade by a ril>and gules an escocheon argent, 
 charge<l with an estoile azure, around the arm a riband tied 
 also gules, an estoile between two escallops of the fourth. 
 Motto — " Uu Dieu tout." Married, June a, 1881, Adele 
 Therese, dau. of the late R. E. Kimber, Gentleman Usher 
 of the Black Rod for the Dominion of Canada ; and has 
 /w«^— John Mervyn Prower, Gentleman, b. March 1885 ; 
 Cecile Maud; and Phyllis Frances. Residences — 9 Ash- 
 burn Place, Cromwell Road, Kensington ; The Sissells, 
 Purton. Wilts. C/k^— The Constitutional. 
 
 PRYCE, see BRUCE-PRYCE. 
 
 EDWARD STISTED MOSTYN PRYCE, Esquire, 
 J. P. for the cos. of Salop and Montgomery, M.A. (Oxford). 
 Bom April 8, 1851. being the eldest son of the late Lieut.- 
 Colonel J. E. H. Pryce. late of the and Queen's Royal 
 Regiment, by his wife Eliza, daughter of Francis Burton 
 loth Lancers, of 10 Norfolk Street, Park Lane. Club — 
 Conservative. Livery — Lincoln green coat and trousers 
 with scarlet piping, brass buttons, red waistcoat, gold 
 bcmd round the hat. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 
 for Anns: Quarterly, 1. argent, a lion passant sable be- 
 tween three fleurs-de-lis gules (for Pryce) ; 2. argent, on 
 a bend sable between two crescents gules, three annulets 
 or (for David ap Griffith ap Rys) ; 3. sable, three nags' 
 heads erased argent (for David Lloyd ap Griffith ap Ririd 
 of Gunley) ; 4. argent, three boars' heads couped sable, 
 tusked or (for Evan ap Rhys ap Hugh of Rhiwhirieth) ; 
 impaling the arms of Beauclerk, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 quarterly i. and iiii. azure, three fleurs-de-lis or (for France) ; 
 ii. and iii. gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or 
 (for England) ; a. or, a lion rampant within a double 
 tressure flory and counterflory gules (for Scotland) ; 3. 
 azure, a harp or, stringed argent (for Ireland), being the 
 arms of His Majesty King Charles IL ; over all a sinister 
 baton gules, charged with three roses argent, barbed and 
 seeded proper, the whole differenced by a martlet ; and for 
 hb Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 
 sable, holding between the paws a fleur-de-lis as in the arms ; 
 with the Motto, "In Deo confidemus omnes." Married, 
 August 7, 1877, Henrietta Mary, daughter of Charles W. 
 Beauclerk, Esquire, Deputy - Lieutenant, of Winchfield 
 House, in the county of Southampton, and grand-daughter 
 of the Rt. Hon. I-.ord Fredericlc Beauclerk (son of the 
 fifth and brother of eighth Dukes of St. Allxins) ; and has 
 Issue— H\xg\\ Beauclerk Moslyn Pryce. Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Rifle Brigade, b. October i, 1881 ; Sybil V^ra Elise ; Ismay 
 Nesta; Olga Georgina Meddefys. Estates — The Gunley 
 Estates, in the counties of Salop and Montgomery. Postal 
 addresses — Gunley Hall, Chirbury, Shropshire ; 4 Royal 
 Crescent, Bath. 
 
 PRYCE (H. Coll.). Argent, a lion pa<>sant between in 
 chief a spear-head between two fleurs-de-lis and in base 
 a fleur-de-lis between two spear-heads azure. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of two javelins in satire proper, a demi-lion azure, 
 holding between the paws a cross pat^ gules charged with 
 a fleur-de-lis or. Motto — " Heb Dduw heb ddim Duw 
 a digon." 
 
 Son of David Pryce of Trederwen Hall, Mont- 
 gomeryshire, b. 1788; d. 1846; m. 1813, Anne Fan- 
 natt :— 
 Thomas Pryce, Esg. (rf. 1904), J. P. and C.C. co. Monl 
 gomery, formerly a Capt. in Batavia Regt. of Yeo. Caic^ 
 and a Member of the Batavian Board of Trade, b. 1833 
 m. 1863, Rosalie Susan, only d. of late Jacob Ger 
 Theodore Van Motnian of Dramaga, in the Island of JavaJ 
 and had issue — Thomas Tannatt Pryce, Gentleman, 
 1886 ; and Mary A R . 5«a/— Pentre Heylin Hal| 
 Llandysilio. Montgomeryshire. Clubs — Thatched Hou 
 Junior Conservative, 
 
 ALBERT WESTHEAD PRYCE-JONES, Esq., J. 
 CO. Montgomery, B.A. Clare Coll., Camb. Bom Ma 
 26, 1870, being the third son of Sir Pryce Pryce-Jone 
 Knt., of Dolerw, Newtown, N. Wales, J. P. co. Mon 
 gomery (High Sheriff 1891, M.P. for the Montgome 
 Boroughs 1885-6, and again 1892-5), by his wife Eleano 
 dau. of Edward Rowley Morris of Newtown. Armor' 
 bearlngrs — Gules, on a pale argent, between two cops 
 yarn a shuttle erect all proper, on a chief of the second 
 a cross flory sable, between two Cornish choughs of 
 last. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreati 
 of the colours, a shuttle fesseways proper, thereon a go 
 statant argent, gorged with a collar flory counterflo 
 gules. Motto — " Heb dduw heb ddim, duw a digon.1 
 Married, July 31, 1895, Rosina Ida, second dau. of Williair 
 Gibson of Normanhurst. Seaton, Devon ; and has Issue- 
 Reginald Ernest Pryce Pryce- Jones, Gentleman, b. Oct. 13 
 1896. Residence — St. David's, Newtown. 
 
 S PRYCE EDWARD PRYCE-JONES, Esquire, M. 
 for Montgomery Boroughs since 1895 ; raised 5th Vo 
 Batt. South Wales Borderers, becoming its first Con 
 manding Ofllicer 1897 ; Chairman Newtown Local 
 of Health 1893-95, County Councillor, J. P. and D.I 
 for CO. of Montgomery, Governor of University Collegf 
 of Bangor and Aberystwith, Member of University Cou 
 of Wales, M.A. (Cambridge), Barrister-at-Law, CaptaQ 
 Montgomery Yeomanry Cavalry, retired Hon. Major 1895 
 Born 1861, being the eldest son of Sir Pryce Pryce-Jone 
 Knight Bachelor, M. P. , 1886-87 and 1892-95. High Sherij 
 1891, of Dolerw, in co. of Montgomery, by his wife Eleanor, 
 daughter of Edward Rowley Morris of Newtown Clubs — 
 Carlton, Ranelagh. Livery — Dark blue coat, scarlet 
 waistcoat, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms ; Gules, on a pale argent, between two cops of 
 yarn a shuttle erect all proper, on a chief of the second, 
 a cross flory sable between two Cornish choughs of the 
 last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a shuttle fesseways 
 proper, thereon a goat statant argent, gorged with a collar 
 flory counterflory gules. Married, 1886, Beatrice, second 
 daiijghter of the late Herbert Hardie of Orford House, in 
 the county of Chester; and has, with other Issue — Pryce 
 Victor Pryce-Jones, Esquire, born 1887 ; and Irene Beatrice 
 Postal address — Caerhowel, Montgomeryshire. 
 
 Sir PRYCE PRYCE-JONES, Knight Bachelor, Member 
 of Parliament for the Montgomery District, Justice of the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Plate XXXIX. 
 
 • "TUJSGDV • 
 
 KoicsisgiftD^ors 
 
 -§$T?OK3,e^ 
 
Prp 
 
 Pul 
 
 II2I 
 
 Peace for the county of Montgomery (High Sheriff 1891). 
 Born 1834, being the son of the late William Jones, 
 Solicitor, of Newtown, North Wales ; dubbed Knight 
 Bachelor, 1887. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, on a pale argent, 
 between two cops of yarn a shuttle erect all proper, on a 
 chief of the second, a cross fiory sable between two Cornish 
 choughs of the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a shuttle fesseways proper, thereon a goat statant argent, 
 gorged with a collar flory counterflory gules. Married, 
 1859, Eleanor, daughter of Edward Rowley Morris of 
 Newtown ; and has, with other Issue — Edward Pryce- 
 Jones, Esquire [to whom refer]. Postal address — Dolerw, 
 Newtown, North Wales. 
 
 PRYKE (H. Coll., 1900). Per pale or and argent, on a 
 cross invected azure, two fasces erect in pale and as many 
 niascles in fesse all of the first. Mantliilg azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed, 
 vested azure, cuffs argent, the hands proper, supporting 
 a fasces erect or, each arm charged with a mascle of the 
 last. Livery — Dark blue, white facings. 
 
 Sons of Richard Reeve Pryke of Bury St. Edmunds, 
 b. \ d. ; in. Emma Louisa, d. of Robert 
 
 Parkes : — 
 William Robert Pryke, Esq., a Member of the Commis- 
 sion of Lieutenancy for the City of London and Deputy 
 Alderman, J. P. co. Essex, b. 1874; m. 1878, Marguerite, 
 d. of Robert Stiles; and has issue — (i) William Robert 
 Dudley Pryke, Gentlemnn, b. 1882 ; (2) Richard Frederick 
 Norman Pryke, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (3) Hamer Forest 
 Stanley Pryke, Gentleman, b. 1889; Mabel Marguerite; 
 and Ethel Annie. Res. — Valley Lodge, Wanstead, Essex. 
 C/?^/5— Constitutional. 
 
 PRYNCE, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 PRYSE, see WEBLEY PARRY-PRYSE. 
 
 HENRY LOUIS VANNECK PRYSE, Gentleman, 
 B.A. (Oxon). Bom May 14, 1864, being the only surviv- 
 
 Robert Jope Neck. Livery— DArk blue, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Azure, on a pale invected argent, plain 
 cottised or, a lion rampant between two crosses botony sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion rampant regardant or, gorged with a 
 wreath of oak vert, holding in the dexter forepaw a cross 
 botony fitch^e in bend sinister, and resting the dexter hind 
 leg on two spears in saltire proper. Motto— " Duw a 
 digon." Residence— Surrey House, Leamington. Club — 
 New Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 PUDSEY, see THORN-PUDSEY. 
 
 PUGH, quartered by LOVELL. 
 
 PULESTON (R.L., 1904, H. Coll.). Sable, three 
 mullets argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crests (of 
 augmentation) — i. on a wreath of the colours, an oak-tree 
 proper, pendent therefrom by a riband azure, an escutcheon 
 gules charged with three ostrich-feathers argent, in com- 
 memoration of Sir Richard Puleston having had the honour 
 of introducing H.R. H. the Prince of Wales, 9 Sept. 1806, 
 into the Principality ; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned up 
 ermine, a buck statant proper, attired or. Motto^ 
 " Clariores e tenebris." 
 
 Son of Henry Bailey, Esq., of Nant-y-glas, J. P. and 
 
 D.L. CO. Monmouth, b. 1822; d. 1899; m. ist, 1848, 
 
 Mary Louisa, d. of Sir Richard Puleston, Bart., of 
 
 Emral Park, co. Flint: — 
 
 Crawshay Wellington Puleston, Gentleman, b, 1853 ; 
 
 m. 1891, Edith Elfrida, d. of Rev. Thomas Bacon. Seat — 
 
 Worthenbury Manor, co. Flint. 
 
 PULFORD, see GROSVENOR. 
 
 PULFORD, quartered by GROSVENOR, TAUNTON, 
 and BARTLETT. 
 
 Sir ROBERT PULLAR, Knight Bachelor (1895), J. P. 
 for Perthshire, F.R.S.E. , and one of the Proprietors of the 
 well-known Dyeworks at Perth. Born 1828, being the son 
 of the late J. Pullar. C/wiJj— National Liberal, Scottish 
 
 ing son of the late Charles Pryse of Llanbadarn-ffynydd, 
 Radnorshire, by his wife Emma Amelia, eldest dau. of 
 
 Liberal (Edinburgh). Livery— Claret coat, white breeches. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, three alerions sable, on a chief 
 
 la the MaTEl Cockade. 
 
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 gum, A Holy Lamb passant regardiint, sttifT and cross 
 arscni, with the banner of St. Andrew i>roper. M a n t lin g 
 sable and or. Orast — On a wreath of his liveries, a detni- 
 cngle displayed ur, beaked and memlxred gules. Motto — 
 " Perseverantia ct induslria." Marritd, 1859, a dau. of 
 the late Charles Daniell of Wantage, Berks. Rtsidtnct — 
 Taysidc. Perth. N.B. 
 
 PULLER, see GILES-PULLER. 
 
 CHRlSroPHER BERNARD GILES-PULLER, Gen- 
 tleman, of Youngsbury, Herts. Born July 20, 1875, being the 
 eldest son of the late Charles Giles Puller, Esq., of Youngs- 
 bury, Herts, J. P. and D. L. , M. A. , sometinte in Holy Orders, 
 and Ffllow of Trin. Coll. Camb. , and formerly Vicar of 
 Standon, Herts, by his wife Emmeline Maria, second dau. of 
 William Longman of Paternoster Row. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, ;uure a bend invected with pLiin cotises 
 between three escallops or, on a chief of the last, a quatre- 
 foil between two escallops of the first (for I^iller) ; 2 and 3 
 per chevron ermine and azure, a lion rampant counter- 
 changed, between in chief two crosses clech^e voided of the 
 second (for Giles). Mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 CrMta, I. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount 
 vert, thereon a dove holding in the beak an olive branch 
 proper, three escallops inverted or (for Puller) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the coloiu-s, issuant from an annulet or, a lion's 
 gamb erased azure, charged with a cross clech^, voided also 
 or, holding a branch of a peach tree leaved and fructed 
 proper (for Giles). Seat — Youngsbury, near Ware, 
 Herts. 
 
 The Rev. Canon ELGOOD GEORGE PUNCHARD, 
 D.D. Oxon. (BaUiol Coll.), Vicar of St. Marys, Ely, 
 Cambs., Hon. Canon of Ely (1895) [eleventh in direct 
 descent from William Punchard of Bedingfield, Suffolk, 
 d. 1506]. Bom 1844, being the second and only sur- 
 viving son of John Elgood Punchard of Framlingham, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Stephen Piggms of 
 Great Yarmouth. Livery — Black. Armorial bearings- 
 Sable, three plates, on a chief argent, a unicorn's head 
 erased of the first, between two pellets. MnntUng sable 
 and argent Orest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 
 Joseph Johnson of Windsor; and has Issue— (\) Alfred 
 'unchard. Gentleman, b. Jan. 1886; (a) Edmund Elgoiid 
 Ihinchard, Gentleman, b. Oct. 1890 ; and Rose Elgood. 
 Residence — St. Mary's Vicarage, Ely, Cambs. 
 
 PURCELL (U.O.). Or. a s.-iltire between four boar's 
 heads cou|)ed sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a hand couped above the wrist 
 erect, holding a sword proper, pommel and hilt or, pierced 
 through the jaw of a boar's head, couped s.Tble, vulned and 
 distillmg drops of blood, the sleeve azure, turned up argent. 
 Motto — " Aut vincam aut iieriam." 
 
 Son of Rev. James George Purcell, of Glannamore, 
 
 Vicar of Worminghall, b. ; d. 1843; in. 1820, 
 
 Letitia, d. of Francis Talbot of Foxboro' House, 
 
 King's Co. 
 
 Rev. Francis Talbot Purcell, Vicar of Edstaston, co. 
 
 Salop,*. 1833; m. 1858, Fanny Jane, d. of Edward Keane, 
 
 Capt. R.N. ; and has issue — (i) James Edward Purcell, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1866; (2) John Norton Purcell, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1870; Letitia Sarah [»«. Rev. Victor Reginald Bomford, 
 
 Vicar of Wigginton] ; Frances Isabella Mary ; Agnes 
 
 Talbot; and Eleanor. 5*a/j— Foxboro House, Roscrea, 
 
 King's Co. ; Donoughmore House, Ashbourne, co. Meath. 
 
 Res. — Edstaston Vicarage, Wem, Salop. 
 
 Son of Rev. Goodwin Purcell Vicar of Charlesworth, 
 
 CO. Derby, b. ; d. 1877; m. ist, Sarah, d. of 
 
 Joseph Lea of Davenham, Chester : — 
 
 Jame Purcell, Gentleman, b. 1849; m. 1875, Elizaljeth, 
 
 d. of John Dickinson of Wembrick House, Ormskirk, 
 
 Lancaster; and has issue — Goodwin Purcell, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1876. Seat — Carrigmore House, co. Kerry. 
 
 GERALD PURCELL-FITZGERALD, Gentleman, of 
 The Island, co. Waterford. Born May 5, 1865, being the 
 second and only surviving son of the late Maurice Noel 
 Ryder Purcell-FitzGerald, by his wife Annie, dau. of James 
 Laurie, and grandson of John Purcell FitzGerald of Boulge, 
 Hall. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent a] 
 
 of a unicorn's head erased sable, collared vair, three plates. 
 Motto — " Prsemia non sine Proeliis." Married, Feb. 5, 
 187Q, Catherine Mary, second and only surviving dau. of 
 
 saltire gules, a mullet on a crescent for difference (for Fitz- 
 Gerald, confir. 1716) ; 2 and 3 argent, a saltire between 
 four boars' heads couped sable (for Purcell). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a monkey proper, environed about 
 the middle and chained or, a mullet on a crescent for 
 difference (for FitzGerald) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm holding a sword proper, pommelled and hilted 
 or, pierced through the jaw of a boar's head couped sable, 
 vulned and distillmg drops of blood, the sleeve azure, turned 
 up argent (for Purcell) ; and over the first crest, on an 
 escroll, this Motto, " Crom a boo." Married, firstly, Alice 
 
 « is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Louisa, dau. of Very Rev. Anthony La Touche Kirwan, 
 D.D., Dean of Limerick Cathedral ; secondly, March i, 
 1899, Eleanor Niccolls, dau. of John Nicolls, Uniontown, 
 Pa., U.S.A.; and has Issue— (i) John Purcell-Fitzgerald, 
 Gentleman, d. Oct. 24, 1899; (2) Edward Maurice Purcell- 
 Fitzgerald, Gentleman, 6. Sept. 24, 1900; (3) Gerald Purcell- 
 Fitzgerald, Gentleman (twin with Edward Maurice). Seats 
 —Little Island, co. Waterford. Cluds—Windha.m, Maryle- 
 bone Cricket Club, and Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 PURDON, quartered by UNIACKE. 
 
 PU REFOY, see BAGWELL- PUREFOY. 
 
 t RICHARD PUREFOY PUREFOY, Esquire, Capt. 
 R.N. , J. P. CO. of Southampton; assumed the sur- 
 name of Purefoy in lieu of Fitz Gerald, and the arms of 
 Purefoy by Royal Licence Dec. 26, 1897, under the will of 
 the late G. Purefoy Jervoise, Esq., M.P., D.L. Born May 
 26, 1862, being the eldest son of the late Richard Purefoy 
 Fitz Gerald, Esq., of North Hall, Preston Candover, co. 
 Hants, J. P., Hon. Col. Bucks Yeomanry, formerly Lieut. 
 R.N. , by his wife Henrietta Mary, only child of Rev. 
 Anthony Chester of Chicheley Hall, co. Bucks. Armorial 
 bearings Quarterly i and 4, azure, three stirrups or ; 
 2 and 3, sable, three pairs of gauntlets argent. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 gauntlet erect proper, grasping a tilting-spear rompu also 
 proper. Motto — " Purefoy ma joye." Married, Dec. 23, 
 189s, Mary Lillias, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Francis G. 
 Sandys Lumsdaine of Lumsdaine ; and has Issue -M^ry 
 Lillias Geraldine. 5#a^ — Shalstone Manor, co. Bucks. 
 Clud —Army and Navy. 
 
 man, d. June 10, 1861 ; (3) Henrv Edmund Lavallin Puxley, 
 Gentleman, d. Feb. 14, 1866; (4) William Waller Lavallin 
 Puxley, Gentleman, 6. Feb. 17, 1867 ; (5) Herbert Hardress 
 Lavallm Puxley, Gentleman, d. May 26, 1868 ; Maria Francis 
 [m., 1884, Robert O'Brien Studdert, Esq., J. P.], Katherine 
 Rosa, and Elizabeth Jane ; second, Dec. 9, 1875, Adeline, 
 youngest dau. of Gen. Charles W. Nepean (grand-niece of 
 the late Sir Evan Nepean, ist Bart. ), and widow of Col. 
 W^illiam Fergusson Hutchinson. Sea/s—Dunhoy Castle, 
 Castleton, Berehaven, and Llangan, St. Clears, co. Car- 
 marthen. 
 
 PUXON (H. Coll.). Azure, a lion rampant between two 
 quatrefoils in pale argent, and as many flaunches or, each 
 charged with two roses palewise gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion rampant gules, semi^ of quatrefoils 
 argent, between two roses as in the arms. MottO— " Amica 
 Veritas." 
 
 Sons of the late Edward William Puxon of Wintons, 
 Croydon, d. ; d. ; m. , Frances Amelia, d. 
 
 of :— 
 
 PYDEL, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 PYE. quartered by CONYERS and FOX. 
 
 EDWARD PYKE, Gentleman, J. P., eldest son of the 
 late Joseph Pyke, Gentleman, J. P., of Winckley Square, 
 Preston, in the County Palatine of Lancaster. Armorial 
 bearings— Party per saltire sable and or, two trefoils in 
 
 JOHN PURVIS. Esquire, J.P. for co. Fife. Born 
 Oct. 16, 1820, being the only son of the late Alexander 
 Purvis of Kinaldy, by his wife Isabella, eldest dau. of 
 James Campbell of Finmont, co. Fife. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, on a chevron argent, between three mascles or, 
 as many cinquefoils vert. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand pointing 
 upwards to the sun in his splendour proper. Motto — " Per 
 vias rectas." Married, July 1852, Isabella Wilhelmina, 
 eldest dau. of the late William Berry of Tayfield, co. Fife ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Alexander Burridge Purvis, Esq., Major 
 R.A., b. Sept. 21, 1854 [m., Feb. 5, 1894, Mary Bertha, 
 dau. of the late Rev. Edward Rogers Pitman, M.A., and 
 widow of Major W. A. Warren, R.A.]: (2) William 
 Herbert Purvis, Gentleman, b. Nov. 27, 1858 [m., Oct. 15, 
 1888, Mabel Vida, third dau. of Captain F. Turner, late 
 79th Highlanders, and has issue] ; (3) Arthur Law Purvis, 
 Gentleman, b. 1862, d. 1872; (4) John Henry Purvis, Esq., 
 Capt. Highland Light Infantry, b. April 4, 1866; (5) 
 Robert Walter Purvis, Esq., of Gilmerton, Fife, Capt. S.E. 
 of Scotland Artillery, b. April 21, 1869; and Ethel Isabella 
 [m., March 9, 1886, Thomas Jeffrey, and has issue]; and 
 Alice Clara. Seat — Kinaldy, St, Andrews, co. Fife. Club 
 — New (Edinburgh). 
 
 PURY, quartered by CUST. 
 
 HENRY LAVALLIN PUXLEY, Esq., M.A., J.P. co. 
 Cork, High Sheriff 1865, and High Sheriff co. Carmarthen 
 1864. Born April 4, 1834, being the second son of the late 
 John Lavallin Puxley, Esq., of Dunboy Castle, by his wife 
 Fanny Rosa Maria, dau. of Simon White, Esq., of Glen- 
 gariff Castle, co. Cork (and niece of first Earl of Bantry). 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a bend 
 cotised argent, five lozenges conjoined of the first, in the 
 sinister chief point an annulet or (for Puxley) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 a fleur-de-lis sable, a chief engrailed azure (for Lavallin). 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an arm in armour embowed proper, charged 
 with a lozenge between two annulets in pale gules, the hand 
 grasping a dagger also proper. Motto — "Loyal en tout." 
 Married, first, June 4, 1857, Katherine Ellen, dau. of Rev. 
 William Waller of Castletown, co. Limerick, and by her 
 (who died 1872) has Issue — (i) John Lavallin Puxley, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. 21, 1859 ; (2) Edward Lavallin Puxley, Gentle- 
 
 pale, and in fesse as many talbots' heads erased counter- 
 changed. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a fountain a pike-fish fesseways proper. Motto — "Deo 
 favente progredior." Residence — Merton Bank, Southport, 
 Lanes. 
 
 JOSEPH PYKE, Gentleman. Born March 3, 1824, 
 being the fourth son of Lewis Eleazer Pyke, by his wife 
 Charlotte, daughter of Abraham Wolff, Doctor of Medicine. 
 Clubs — Grosvenor, Golfers', St. James's, Gallery. Livery — 
 Dark blue. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Azure, on a pile invected argent, between two pikes haurient 
 in base proper, a lion rampant of the first. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-wolf proper, holding in the dexter 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 

 Ippfe 
 
 p*w a torch erect or, fired proper, and resting the sinister 
 Mw on a quntrefoil also or; with the Motto, " Id volo 
 Deo votenle." Marritd, January i6, 1850, Sara, second 
 dauglUer of Simon Magnus of Chatham, in the county of 
 Keni; and has Issue— (\) Lionel Edward Pyke, Esquire, 
 one of His Majesty's Counsel Learned in the l^w [m. 
 Mary Rachel, elder dau. of the late Horatio Lucas, and 
 grand-daughter of the late Sir Isaac Lyon Goldsmid, Bart. J ; 
 (a) William Marcus Pylcc, Gentleman, Solicitor [«. Annie 
 Maud, youngest dau. of Frederick Davis of 24 Park 
 Crescent. Wri; (3) Tom Joseph Pvke, Gentleman [md. 
 Hettie, elder dau. of Lewis I-ewisof Brighton] ; (4) I,ararus 
 Simon Magnus Fyke, M.I.E.E., A.M.I.C.E., F.C.S., 
 F.R.L, Gentleman [m, Mildred Emma, eldest dau. of 
 
 Edward Lucas, and niece of Sir David Salomons, Bart.]; 
 (5) Robert Bond Pyke, Gentleman ; (9) Manuel Castello Pyke, 
 Gentleman ; Charlotte ; and Cordelia [m. Lewis Avigdor- 
 Bimstingl, of the Stock Exchange! Estate— Be&con Lod^e, 
 Luton, in the county of Kent. Postal address — Devonshire 
 Place House, Regent's Park, London, N.W. 
 
 LIONEL EDWARD PYKE, Esquire, Q.C., B.A., 
 LL.B. Bom 1854, being the second son of Joseph Pyke, 
 Gentleman, by his wife Sara, dau. of Simon Magnus of 
 Chatham. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a pile invected 
 argent, between two pikes hauriant in base proper, a lion 
 rampant of the first. Mantling azure nnd argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf 
 proper, holding in the dexter paw a torch or, fired proper, 
 and resting the sinister paw on a quatrefoil also or ; with 
 the Motto, "Id volo Deo volente." Residences — 2 Corn- 
 wall Gardens, S.W. ; 3 Paper Buildings, Temple, E.C. 
 
 JOHN MOELS PYKE-NOTT, Gentleman; educated 
 at Eton, Lord of the Manor of Parracombe, co. Devon. 
 
 Ppm 
 
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 Bom Feb. 3, 1868, being the eldest son of John Nott 
 Pyke-Nolt, Esq.. B.A., Lord of the Manor, Rector and 
 Patron of Parracombe, by his wife Caroline Isabella, dau. of 
 Frederick W.ird, M. A. of St. John's, Cambridge. I ivery— 
 Claret. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules on a 
 
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 bend engrailed or, between four leopards' faces, two and two 
 argent, an estoile of eight points between two martlets of 
 the field (for Nott) ; 2 and 3, quarterly or and gules, on a 
 chevron barry wavy of four argent and azure, between two 
 trefoils in chief and another in base counterchanged, a 
 pike naiant proper (for Pyke). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, two 
 mascles fesseways, interlaced or, thereon a martlet gules, 
 ducally gorged gold, in the beak a sprig of laurel proper 
 (for Nott) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a demi-pike haurient proper, between two wings gules, 
 each charged with a trefoil or (for Pyke). Motto—" Res es 
 spes." Married, 1894, Dora Florence Geraldine, third dau. 
 of Bennct Rothes Langton of Langton Hall, co. Lincoln ; 
 and has Issue— (1) John Bennet Langton Pyke-Nott, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 3, 1895; (2) James Grenville Pyke-Nott, Gentle- 
 man. Estates — Bydown, Swimbridge, near Barnstaple, 
 in the county of Devon ; the Manor of Rowley and Estate 
 of Holworthy, and manorial lands in parish of Parracombe; 
 Rundon and Buddlesweek, in Thelbridge and Witheridge; 
 Furze, in West Buckland ; moiety of the demesne of Comb- 
 martin Manor ; Nethercott, in Braunton, &c. 
 
 PYM, quartered by MARSHAM. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Q 
 
 QUAILE, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 JOHN QUAIN, Gentleman, M.D., son of John Quain 
 of Carrigoon, in the county of Cork, by his wife Mary, 
 dau. of Michael Burke of Mallow. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a chevron engrailed azure, in chief two fers-de- 
 moline gules, and issuant from the base a rock covered 
 with daisies proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, out of the battlements of 
 a tower proper, a demi-hon rampant or, charged on the 
 shoulder with a trefoil vert, and holding between the paws 
 a battle-axe also proper, the blade gold. MottO — " Avorum 
 non immemor." Residence — 
 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a quail as in the 
 arms between two bulrushes proper ; with the Motto, 
 
 QUAYLE, quartered by JONES. 
 
 The Reverend DANIEL FLEMING WILSON 
 QUAYLE, M.A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, late Rector of Trimley 
 St. Martin, in co. Suffolk. Born December 5, 1847, 
 being the fifth but third and youngest surviving son 
 of the late Mark Hildesley Quayle, Esquire, of Crogga, 
 and of Bridge House, Castletown, in the Isle of Man, 
 Her Majesty's Clerk of the Rolls, Chairman Justices of 
 the Peace, and sometime Deputy-Governor of the Island, 
 by his wife Mary Jane Hamilton, eldest daughter of James 
 Spedding, Esquire, of Summer Grove, in the county of 
 Cumberland, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, 
 Major in the Militia, and late Captain in the Grenadier 
 Guards. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 on a chevron sable, gutt^e-d'eau between three quails 
 proper, in the centre chief point a pellet, two swords points 
 upwards of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 lielmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, a quail as in the arms between 
 two bulrushes proper; with the Motto, " Qualis ero 
 spero." Postal address — Newnham, Daventry. Clubs — 
 Albemarle, Junior Constitutional. 
 
 EMILY QUAYLE, third daughter of the late Mark 
 Hildesley Quayle, Esquire, of Crogga, and of Bridge House, 
 Castletown, in the Isle of Man, Her Majesty's Clerk of the 
 Rolls, Justice of the Peace, and sometime Deputy-Governor 
 of the Island, by his wife Mary Jane Hamilton, eldest 
 daughter of James Spedding, Esquire, of Summer Grove, 
 in the county of Cumberland, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, Major in the Militia, and late Captain 
 in the Grenadier Guards. Armorial bearings are, upon a 
 lozenge : Argent, on a chevron sable, gutt^e-d'eau, between 
 three quails proper, in the centre chief point a pellet, two 
 swords points upwards of the first. Postal address — Bridge 
 House, Castletown, Isle of Man. 
 
 GEORGE HARRINGTON QUAYLE, Gentleman, 
 Advocate of the Isle of Man, Member of the House of Keys. 
 Born June 30, 1845, being the fourth, but third surviving 
 son of the late Mark Hildesley Quayle, Esquire, of Crogga, 
 and of Bridge House, Castletown, in the Isle of Man, Her 
 Majesty's Clerk of the Rolls, Justice of the Peace, and 
 sometime Deputy-Governor of the Island, by his wife Mary 
 Jane Hamilton, eldest daughter of James Spedding, Esquire, 
 of Summer Grove, in the county of Cumberland, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, Major in the Mihtia, and 
 late Captain in the Grenadier Guards. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron sable, guttee- 
 d'eau, between three quails proper, m the centre chief point 
 a pellet, two swords points upwards of the first. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 
 ' ' Qualis ero spero. " Postal address- 
 town. Isle of Man. 
 
 -Bridge House, Castle- 
 
 JOHN QUAYLE, Esquire, a Member of the House of 
 Keys in the Isle of Man, and Justice of the Peace for 
 the Island. Born September 9, 1840, being the eldest son 
 of the late Mark Hilderslev Ouavle of Cro gga. in the parish 
 
 between two chevronels, the whole between three 
 heads erased or, and for distinction (Norcop) ; 2 
 
 boar's 
 and 3, 
 
 is the Navji cockade. 
 
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 Ctua 
 
 IRaD 
 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a quail as in the arms between 
 two bulrushes pro[)er ; with the MottO, " Qualis ero spero." 
 /\>stat at/<irt}ses—Q\ietn Anne's Mansions, S.W. ; Talbot 
 House, Arundel Street, W.C. 
 
 MARY AONES QUAYLE, Widow, daughter of James 
 Lorimer. Annorlal bearings are, upon a lozenge : Argent, 
 on a chevron sable, guUi*e-d'eau, Ijetween three quails 
 proper, in the centre chief point a pellet, two swords points 
 upwards of the first. Married, hrsily, William Outram ; 
 secondly, February lo. 1879, James Spedding Quayle, Es- 
 quire, Captain Royal Artillery, who died without issue, 
 September 3, i88a. 
 
 SARAH KATHARINE QUAYLE, second daughter of 
 the late Mark Hildesley Quayle, Esquire, of Croega, and 
 of ikidge House, Castletown, in the Isle of Man, Her 
 Majesty s Clerk of the Rolls, Justice of the Peace, and 
 sometime Deputy-Governor of the Island, by his wife Mary 
 Jane Hamilton, eldest daughter of James Spedding, Esquire, 
 of Summer Grove, in the county of Cumberland, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, Major in the Militia, 
 and late Captain in the Grenadier Guards. Armorial 
 bearings are, upon a lozenge : Argent, on a chevron 
 sable, guttte-d'eau, between three quails proper, in the 
 centre chief point a pellet, two swords points upwards 
 of the first. Postal address — Bridge House, Castletown, 
 Isle of Man. 
 
 Sir (WILLIAM) CUTHBERT QUILTER, Baronet 
 (1897J, Jl*- CO. Suffolk, M.P. for Sudbury Division of ca 
 Suffolk. Bom Jan. 29, 1841, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Quilter of a8 Norfolk Street, Park Lane, W.. by his 
 wife Elizabeth Harriet, dau. of Thomas Cut hbert. Armorljd 
 bearings— Argent, on a bend invected gules, between three 
 Cornish choughs prop>er, two cross crosslets of the first, 
 the escutcheon Iwinj; charged with his b.adgc of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Mantling g\iles and urgent. Crest- On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an arm vambraced proper, the 
 hand grasping a battle-axe in bend sinister sable, the head 
 argent, the wrist entwined by a wreath of the third and 
 second, a Cornish chough proper. Motto — " Piutot mourir 
 que changer." Married, 1867, Mar^, daughter of the late 
 John Wheeley Bevinglon of Brunswick Terrace, Brighton; 
 and has Issue — (i) William Eley Cuthbert Quilter, Esq., 
 B.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), b, July 17, 187a [»«., 1899, Hon, 
 Gwynedd Dougliis-Pennant, dau. of Rt. Hon. and Baron 
 Penrhyn, and has issue, George Eley Cuthbert Quilter, 
 Esq., b. 1900]; (2) John Arnold Cuthbert Quilter, Esq,, 
 Lieut. Grenadier Guards, b. ; (3) Percy Cuthbert 
 
 Quilter, Esq., b. 1879; (4) Eustace Cuthbert Quilter, Esq., 
 b. i88i ; Maude Marian {m., 1888, Frederick Anthony 
 Denny] ; Nora Blanche [m. , 1898, William G. P. Millerl 
 Residences — Bawdsey Manor, Woodbridge ; 74 South 
 Audley Street, W. 
 
 QUINCEY, quartered by FOX. 
 
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 RACHDALE, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 RADCLIFFE, quartered by GRUBBE, HORDERN. 
 RAMSDEN, and SALVIN. 
 
 RADCLIFFE, sec DELM^-RADCLIFFE. 
 
 Sir DAVID RADCLIFFE, Knight Bachelor, J. P. of 
 the city of Liverpool, and Mayor 1884-1886. Born Jan. 8, 
 
 idward Lucas, and niece of Sir David Salomons, Bart.]; 
 S) Robert Bond Pyke, Gentleman ; {9) Manuel Castello Pyke, 
 jentleman ; Charlotte ; and Cordelia [m. Lewis Avigdor- 
 3irnstingl, of the Stock Exchange]. Estate— ^t&con Lodge, 
 ^uton, in the county of Kent. Postal address — Devonshu'e 
 'lace House, Regent's Park, London, N.W, 
 
 LIONEL EDWARD PYKE, Esquire, Q.C., B.A., 
 LL.B. Bom 1854, being the second son of Joseph Pyke, 
 jentleman, by his wife Sara, dau. of Simon Magnus of 
 Chatham. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a pile invected 
 irgent, between two pikes hauriant in base proper, a lion 
 ampant of the first. Mantling azure and argent; and 
 or his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf 
 woper, holding in the dexter paw a torch or, fired proper, 
 
 Snd resting the sinister paw on a quatrefoil also or ; with 
 ie Motto, "Id volo Deo volente." Residences— 2 Corn- 
 urall Gardens, S.W. ; 3 Paper Buildings, Temple, E.G. 
 
 JOHN MOELS PYKE-NOTT, Gentleman; educated 
 It Eton, Lord of the Manor of Parracombe, co. Devon. 
 
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 >lmond^^H 
 ;njam^^" 
 
 1834, being the son of the late Amos Radcliflfe of Almom 
 bury, CO. York, by his wife Olive, dau. of Benjami 
 Jepson of Lindley, co. York; dubbed Knight Bachelor 
 1886. Armorial bearings— Gules, a bend engrailed or, 
 gutt^e-de-sang, between four roses two and two saltireways 
 argent, stalked, leaved and slipped proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — Out of the battlements of 
 a tower proper, a bull's head sable, armed and gorged with 
 a collar gemel or, holding in the mouth a rose gules, stalked, 
 leaved and slipped proper. Motto—" No thorn no rose." 
 Married, i860, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of George Clark of 
 Wootton Wawin, co. Warwick ; and has with other Iss\ 
 — Frederick Morton Radcliffe, Esq., b. 1861 [m., 188 
 Maggie, third dau. of Alfred Horsfall]. Postal address 
 Knowsley, Prescot, Lancashire. Club — Conservati' 
 (Liverpool). 
 
 CHARLES JAMES RADCLYFFE, Esquire, ].?\ 
 High Sheriff 1885. Born Dec. 21, 1839, being the elde 
 son of the late Charles James Radclyffe, Esq., J. P. 
 D.L., High Sheriff co. Dorset, by his first wife And 
 Maria, only dau. and heir of Robert Lillington 
 Stockley, co. Dorset. Livery — Green coat, red waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, two bends engrailed s.able, 
 a label of three points gules. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bull's head 
 erased sable, ducally gorged and chained or. Motto — 
 *' Caen, Cressy, Calais." Married, April 4, 1872, Blanche, 
 second dau. of Col. Sulivan, late 5th Lancers ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Charles Robert Eustace Radclyffe, late Lieut, ist 
 Life Guards, b. Jan. 15, 1873 \m.., Jan. 30, 1897, Vivia Cori- 
 siande, only- dau. of S. J. Howard] ; (2) Raymond Augustus 
 Edward Radclyffe, Gentleman, b. Jan. 16, 1878 ; (3) Mon- 
 tagu Frederick' Radclyffe, Gentleman, b. Dec. 9,1883; (4) 
 Ralph Arthur Radclyffe, Gentleman, b. Nov. 9, 1890; 
 Evelyn Blanche ; Violet ; Lilian Grace ; Margaret ; and 
 Rosamund Muriel. Seats — Hyde Manor, Wareham, 
 Dorset; Foxdenton Hall, Oldham. C/wd— Piccadilly. 
 
 WILLIAM FREDERICK RADCLYFFE, Gentleman. 
 Born April i, 1841, being the second son of the late Charles 
 James Radclyffe, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff co. 
 Dorset, by his first wife Anne Maria, only dau. and heir of 
 Robert Lillington of Stockley, co. Dorset. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, two bends engrailed sable, a label of three 
 points gules. MantUng sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 
 is the Mtiiitary Cockade. 
 
Ban 
 
 Eati 
 
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 wreath of the colours, a bull's head erased sable, ducally 
 gorged and chained or. Motto — "'Caen, Cressy, Calais." 
 Married, Sept. 17, 1868, Edith, third dau. of the late Col. 
 Sulivan, late 5th Lancers ; and has Issue— (\) Charles 
 Percy Frederick Radclyffe, Gentleman, b. Oct. 25, 1870 ; 
 (2) Maurice William Radclyffe, Gentleman, b. Oct. 2, 1880; 
 and Emily Florence [ni., Oct. 1894, A. Bingley, Berks 
 Regt.]. Residence — 
 
 ALFRED JOSEPH VOOGHT RADFORD, Gentle- 
 man. Born Aug. 18, 1865, being the sixth but third sur- 
 viving son of the late Daniel Radford, Esq., J. P. for co. 
 Devon, of Mount Tavy, Tavistock, by his wife Lucy, dau. 
 of William Vooght of East Ogwell, Devon. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale sable and argent, three lions passant 
 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 10, 1894 ; (2) Myles Colbeck Radford, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov, 23, 1897 ( (3) Brian Nicholas Radfprd, 
 
 in pale, counterchanged with human faces proper, between 
 two flanches also counterchanged, a chief arched ermine (a 
 mullet for difference). Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion salient guardant 
 argent, guttde-de-sang, with a human face proper, holding 
 in the dexter forepaw a rose argent, slipped and leaved and 
 resting the sinister on the point of a sword erect also 
 proper, pommel and hilt or. Married, Feb. 10, 1898, 
 Constance Eveleen, dau. of the late Henry Wilson Bridges 
 of Birch, Essex. Estate — Dunchidlock House, Exeter. 
 Residence — Devon. 
 
 HERBERT GEORGE RADFORD, Gentleman, F.S.A. 
 Born i860, being the eldest sur. son of the late Daniel Rad- 
 ford, Esq., J. P. CO. Devon, of Mount Tavy, Tavistock, by 
 his wife Lucy, dau. of William Vooght of East Ogwell, 
 Devon. Livery — Dark green, with red waistcoat. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Per pale sable and argent, three lions 
 passant in pale counterchanged, with human faces proper, 
 between two flanches also counterchanged, a chief arched 
 ermine. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion salient guardant argent, guttfe-de- 
 sang, with a human face proper, holding in the dexter 
 forepaw a rose argent, slipped and leaved, and resting the 
 sinister on the point of a sword erect also proper, pommel 
 and hilt or. Married, Dec. 1890, Dora, eldest dau. of 
 Nicholas Hardcastle, M.R.C.S., of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Herbert Daniel Hardcastle Radford, 
 
 Gentleman, b. May 25, i? 
 East Sheen, S.W. 
 
 Residence — Park Cottage, 
 
 RADFORD-NORCOP (R.L., H. Coll., 19 July 1904). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, sable, three ostrich feathers chevronways 
 
 between two chevronels, the whole between three boar's 
 heads erased or, and for distinction (Norcop) ; 2 and 3, 
 
 is the Kaval Cockade. 
 
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 Bat) 
 
 mai 
 
 argrnt, a f«sse engrailed asure, frettv or, between two 
 cltevTons \-air ( Radfratl). MaTitllng sable and or. OrMtt — 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a 
 buar s head rnised sable, in Trcmt of two ostrich feathers or, 
 
 and for distinction (Norcop) ; a. upon a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a fret or, thereon a partridge proper (Radford). 
 Motto—" Possunt quia posse videntur. ' Livery — Buff, 
 blue facings. 
 
 Only son of Arthur Radford, Esq., J. P., of Smalley 
 
 Hall, CO. I>:rby, B.A., late Capt. Derbysh. Yeom. .*. 
 
 1848 ; m. 1874, Henrietta Maria, d. of Frances Hurt, 
 
 Esq., of Alderwasley, co. Derby, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Derby (High Sheriff i86a) :— 
 
 John kudford-Norcop (^R.L. , 1904, formerly Radford), 
 
 Gentleman, Lieut. 8th King's Regt., b. 1877. Seats — 
 
 Smalley, Derby ; Bctton Hall, nr. Market Drayton. Res. 
 
 — Bradtield Hall, Berks. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir JACOB PLEYDELL- 
 BOUVERIE. 6th EARL OF RADNOR, Viscount Folke- 
 stone of Folkestone ; Baron Longford of Longford, Wilts ; 
 Baron Pleydell-Bouverie, and a Baronet; M.P. for South 
 Wilts 1893-1900, Lt.-Col. ist Wilts V. R.C. , served in S. Africa 
 190a Bom July 8, 1868, being the elder son of the late 
 Rt. Hon. Sir William Pleydell-Bouverie, Sth Earl of Radnor, 
 P.C., J. P. and D.L. Wilts. J. P. Berks, M.P. for South 
 Wiltshire 1874-85, and for Middlesex 1885-89; Treasurer 
 to H.M. Household 1885-86, and 1886-93; by his wife 
 Helen Matilda, only surviving dau. of the late Rev. Henry 
 Chaplin, Vicar of Ryhall, Rutlandshire. Armorial 
 bearlsj^ — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse or and argent, 
 
 eagle regardant, wings elevated sable, gorged with a ducal 
 coronet or, charged on the breast with a cross crosslet 
 argent. Motto— " Pairia cara carior lil>ertas." MarrieJ, 
 Jan. 30, 1891, Julian, only dau. of the late Charles Halfour 
 of Newton Don; and has Issue— (i) Hon. William Pley- 
 dell-Bouverie, Viscount Folkestone, b. Dec. 18, 1895 ; (a) 
 Hon. Edward Pleydell-Bouverie, b. Sept. 10, 1899; (3) Hon. 
 Bartholomew Pleydell-Bouverie, b. Ajsril 6, 1902; Lady 
 Jeane; Lady Katharine; Lady Elizabeth; and l.miy 
 Margaret. Am/j- Longford Castle, Salisbury ; and The 
 Manor House, Folkestone. C/«^x— Carlton, St. Stephen's, 
 Constitutional, and Turf. 
 
 The Right Honourable GRANVILLE AUGUSTU.s 
 WILLIAM WALDEGRAVE, 3rd BARON RADSTOCK, 
 of Castle Town, Queen's Co., in Ireland; M.A. Oxford.' 
 Born April 10, 1833, being the only son of the late Rt. Hon. 
 Granville George Waldegrave, and Baron Radstock, Vice- 
 Admiral of the Red, C.B., by his wife Esther Caroline, 
 youngest dau. of James Puget of Toiteridge, Herts. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per pale argent and gules, a crescent 
 sable for difference. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 Out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of five ostrich fcMthers 
 per pale argent and gules, a crescent sable for difference. 
 Supporters— Dexter, a talbot regardant sable, eared and 
 navally gorged or ; sinister, an eagle regardant, wings 
 expanded and elevated, holding in the dexter claw a 
 thunderbolt all proper. Motto — " St. Vincent." Married, 
 July 16, 1858, Susan Charlotte, youngest dau. of John Hales 
 Calcraft of Rempstone, by his wife Caroline, dau. of sth 
 Duke of Manchester; and has Issue— (i) Hon. Granville 
 George Waldegrave, B.A. Camb., b. Sept. 1, 1859; (2) 
 Hon. Montagu Waldegrave, b. July 15, 1867 [;«., July 15, 
 1898, Constance Marian, eldest dau. of the late J. E. 
 J. Brodie of Lethen, Nairne ; and has issue, Rachel Eliza^ 
 beth, d. Jan. 6, 1900 ; and Esther Constance, b. Nov. i| 
 1900] ; (3) Hon. John Waldegrave, LL.B. Camb., 
 rister-at-Law, b. Dec. 30, 1868, d. whilst serving with tli 
 Imperial Yeomanry at Lichtenburg, S. Africa, April 5, i90f 
 Katherine; Edith Caroline [m., April 10, 1889, AlistJ 
 Gilian Fraser] ; Mabel ; Constance ; and Mary [m. , Ap 
 35, 1896, Edwyn Robert Bevan, and has issue]. Residen 
 — Mayfield, Woolston, Hants. 
 
 The Reverend THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLI 
 heir male and representative of Sir ThomasStamford Raffle 
 Lieut. -Governor of Java, M.A. (Camb.), Rector of Lanj 
 ham, in the co. of Essex. Born July 11, 1853, being th 
 eldest son of the late Thomas Stamford Raffles, Esquire, 1 
 Liverpool, Barrister - at - Law, by his wife Maria, elde 
 surviving daughter of Edward Cearns, junior, of Liverpool. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Ermine, an 
 eagle with two heads displayed gules, charged on the 
 breast with an Eastern crown or, a chief vert, thereon a 
 cross crosslet fitch^e of the third. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, out of an Eastern 
 crown or, a griffin's head purpure, beaked and gorged 
 with a collar gemelle or, a cross crosslet in the mouth. 
 Motto — "Auspicium melioris sevi." Married, Nov. 6, 
 1884, Cecil Helen, second daughter of Colonel Lovett of 
 Belmont, in the county of Salop; and has Issue — [i] 
 Stamford Cecil Raffles, Gentleman, Lieut. 4th Suffolk Regt., 
 b. August 2, 1885 ; (2) Reginald Lovett Stamford Raffles, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 7, 1888. Residence — Langham Rectory, 
 Colchester. 
 
 an eagle displayed with two heads sable, on the breast an 
 escutcheon gules, charged with a bend vair (being the 
 ancient arms of Bouverie, and confirmed and allowed to 
 be thus borne by Royal Sign-Manual 1798) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, a bend gules, gutt^e-d'eau, between two ravens 
 sable, a chief chequy or and of the last (for Pleydell) ; 
 the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a Baronet. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-eagle with two heads displayed sable, 
 gorged with a ducal coronet or, charged on the breast with 
 a cross crosslet argent. Supporters — On either side an 
 
 RAGLAND, quartered by SOMERS. 
 
 ARTHUR HAMILTON RAIKES, Esquire, J.P co. 
 Westmorland, M.A. (Oxon.), Headmaster Old College, 
 Windermere. Born Feb. 22, 1858, being the second son 
 of the late Rev. Frederick Thornton Raikes, Vicar of 
 Milnthorpe, formerly Lieutenant 62nd Regt., by his 
 second wife Harriet, dau. of James Stubbs, Solicitor, of 
 Lincoln's Inn. Armorial bearing^ — Argent, a chevron 
 engrailed pean, between three griffins' heads erased sable, 
 each charged with an ermine spot gules. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's head as in the arms. Motto—" Honestum prae- 
 ferre utili." Married, April 15, 1886, Minnie Aubrey, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 dau. of the late Edward Wise, a Judge of Supreme Court, 
 Sydney, N.S.W. ; andhns Issue — Marcus Hamilton Raikes, 
 
 heads erased sable, each charged with an ermine spot gules 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 
 Gentleman, d. Sept. 19, 1889. Postal address— Old Col- 
 lege, Windermere. Clud — Junior Conservative. 
 
 ARTHUR STEWART RAIKES, Esquire, Envoy Extr. 
 and Minister Plenip. of Great Britain to Chile, Sec. to 
 H.M. Legation at Rio de Janeiro from 1896. Born June 
 18, 1856, being the fifth son of the late Henry Raikes, Esq., 
 of Llwynegrin, Flints., High Sheriff 1851, M.A. (Cantab.) 
 and Barrister-at-Law, by Lucy Charlotte his wife, youngest 
 dau. of Ven. Francis Wrangham, F. R.S. , Archdeacon of 
 East Riding of York. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chev- 
 ron engrailed pean between three griffins' heads erased 
 sable, each charged with an ermine spot gules. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest^Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's head as in the arms. Motto — " Futuri cautus." 
 Postal address — British Legation, Santiago, Chile, South 
 America. C/«(Jj— Travellers', St. James's. 
 
 Major-General CHARLES LOWIS RAIKES, Indian 
 S.C. (retd. ). Born July 20, 1837, being the third but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Henry Thomas Raikes, Esq., a 
 Judge of the High Court of Judicature, Calcutta, and his 
 wife Tempe Sophia, dau. of Geo. Udny, Member of the 
 Supreme Council of India. Club — United Service. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, a chevron engrailed pean between 
 three griffins' heads erased sable, each charged with an er- 
 mine spot gules. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Honestum preferre utih." Married, ]w\y 
 18, 1893, Maude Caroline, dau. of Henry Day Fowler, Esq., 
 Dep. Surgeon-Gen. ; and has Issue — Eric Udny Raikes, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 13, 1895. Postal address — Olivet, 
 Bridge Road, Torquay. 
 
 FRANCIS WILLIAM RAIKES, Esquire. Q.C., 
 LL.D., MA. (Cantab.), Judge of County Courts, formerly 
 an officer in the R.N. Born Feb. 2, 1842, being the 
 second son of the late Henry Raikes, Esq., of Llwynegrin, 
 Flints., High Sheriff 1851, M.A. (Cantab.), and Barrister- 
 at-Law, by his wife Lucy Charlotte, youngest dau. of Ven. 
 Francis Wrangham, F.R.S., Archdeacon of E. Riding co. 
 of York. Club — Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a chevron engrailed pean between three griffin's 
 
 colours, a griffin's head as in the arms. Motto — " Hon- 
 estum praeferre utili." Married, Aug. 15, 1878, Diana 
 Mary Howard, elder dau. of the late H. H. Barber, 17th 
 Lancers ; and had Issue — Francis Howard Raikes, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. King's R. Rifles, born July 4, 1879, killed in 
 action at Ladysmith Jan. 6, 1900. Postal addresses — The 
 Leat House, Malton, Yorks. ; 7 King's Bench Walk, 
 Temple, E.C. ; and Beomands, Chertsey. 
 
 S Lieut. -Col. FREDERICK DUNCAN RAIKES, 
 Companion of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian 
 
 Empire, served as Civil and Political Officer in Upper 
 Burniah 1885-87, Lieut.-Col. I. S.C. from 1894, Commis- 
 
 is tlxe Nayal Cockade. 
 
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 tiooer in Riirmah 1897. ffom Oct. i, 1848, being the 
 fourth son of the late Charles Raikes, Es(|., C.S.I., Judge 
 of the Siuhlcr Court at Agra, and Commissioner of Liihore, 
 J. P. Wilts and Sussex, by his second wife Justina Davidson, 
 dau. of W'iUiam Alves of Enham House, Hants. Clu6 — 
 Naval and Military. ArmorUd bearings — Argent, a 
 chevron engrailed pean between three griffins' heads erased 
 table, each charged with an ermine spot gules, and p>endent 
 below the escutcheon his liadge as C.I.E. HantlInK sable 
 and argent. Great — U|x>n a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's bead as in the arms. Motto — ' ' Honestum prse- 
 erre utiU." ResiiieHce — Aberhafcsp Hall, Newtown, North 
 Wales. Club — Naval and Military, 
 
 S GEORGE ALFRED RAIKES, Esquire, F.S.A., 
 Lieut.-Col. and Vice-Pres. Hon. Artillery Company, 
 late 3rd liatt. York and Lane. Regt. Horn Klay 13, 1850, 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert Raikes, Esquire, of 
 Eastdalc Welton, Yorks., J. P., D.L., afterwards of Hamp- 
 stead, and sometime of Hull, by his second wife Catherine, 
 only dau. of Michael Hart of Belmont, co. Waterford. 
 C/k^— Junior Constiiutiomd. Livery — Dark blue and silver. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron engrailed pean 
 
 between three griffins' heads erased sable, each charged with 
 an ermine spot gules; and impaling the arms of Morgan, 
 namely, paly of six argent and or, a lion rampant regardant 
 Siible, charged on the shoulder with a cross crosslet of the 
 second between four quatrefoils saltireways of the third. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head as in the arms. Motto — " Hones- 
 tum praeferre utili." Married, Sept. 3, 1895, Caroline 
 Georgina Elizabeth Anna, only dau. of Col. George Manners 
 Morgan of Biddlesden Park, Bucks, late 4th Dragoon 
 Guards, and R. Bucks Hussars, J. P. Bucks, Northants, 
 and Carmarthens, and sister of the late Maj. Morgan- 
 GrenviUe of Stowe and Biddlesden. 
 
 S HENRY ST. JOHN DIGBY RAIKES, Esquire, J.P., 
 D.L. Flints., B.A. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law. Bom 
 1863, being the eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. Henry Cecil 
 Raikes. P.C, M.P., J. P., D.L., Postmaster-General 1886- 
 91, by his wife Charlotte Blanche, fourth dau. of Charles 
 Blayney Trevor-Roper of Plas Teg, Flints. Club — Carlton. 
 Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chev- 
 
 ron engrailed pean between three griffins' heads erased 
 sable, each charged with an ermine spot gules. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Orest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 Siffin's head as in the arms. Motto — " Futuri cautus," 
 'arried, July 25, 1889, Annie Lucinda, dau. of Gen. Dan 
 Mackinnon, i6th Lancers, and granddau. of 4th Haron 
 Dimsdale. Seat — Llwynegrin Hall, Mold; Makem-y 
 Lodge, Derby. Town residence — 13 l^wer Belgrave .Street, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 M General ROBERT NAPIER RAIKES, General in 
 © the Army, served in Gwalior Campaign at Punniar 
 1843, and in Burmah 1852, Indian Mutiny 1857. Horn 
 1813, being the second son of the late Rev. Roliert Napier 
 Raikes, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector of Hellesdon with Drayton, 
 Norfolk (cousin of Thomas Raikes, Governor of the Hank 
 of England), by his wife Caroline, dau. of Very Rev. John 
 Probyn, Dean of Llandaflf. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 a chevron engrailed pean between three griffins' heads 
 erased sable, each charged with an ermine spot gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head as in the arms. Married, Sept. 25, 
 1854, Harriet, dau. of Maj. Beckett, Bengal Army ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Robert Haig Napier Raikes, Gentleman, b. 
 April 2, 1861 ; (2) Herbert William Napier Raikes, Gentle- 
 man, b. June I, 1865 ; (3) Reginald Durie Napier Raikes, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, 1874; (4) Cyril Probyn Napier 
 Raikes, Gentleman, b. Nov. 12, 1875; Mabel; and Ethel 
 Florence. Postal address — Stamford Lodge, Watford. 
 
 ROBERT TAUNTON RAIKES, Esquire, J. P. Breck- 
 nockshire, M.A. (Oxon.). Bom April 15, 1843, being the 
 only son of the late Robert Raikes, Esq., of Treberfydd, 
 Brecon, J. P., D.L., M.A., by his wife Frances, dau. of 
 Sir William Elias Taunton, a Judge of King's Bench. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron engrailed pean 
 between three griffins' heads erased sable, each charged_ 
 with an ermine spot gules. Mantling sable and argea 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 in the arms. Married, firstly, Aug. 20, 1868, Sophia Ja 
 (d. 1872), second dau. of Henry Munro, M.D. ; by who 
 he has Issue — (i) Frederick Monro Raikes, Gentleman, B./ 
 b. April I, 1872. He married, secondly, Jan. 2, 1878, Ro 
 Margaret, fourth dau. of H. W. Cripps, Esq., Q.C., an 
 has further issue — (2) Cuthbert Taunton Raikes, GentleT] 
 man, b. Nov. 10, 1878; (3) Lawrence Taunton Raikes, 
 Gentleman, R.F.A. , b. May 9, 1882; (4) Geoffrey Taunton 
 Raikes, Gentleman, South Wales Borderers, b. April 7, 
 1884 ; (s) Robert Henry Taunton Raikes, Gentleman, 
 R.N., b. Aug. 23, 1885; (6) Wilfrid Taunton Raikes, 
 Gentleman, b. July 4, 1892; (7) David Taunton Raikes, 
 R.N., Gentleman, b. Jan. 12, 1897; Margaret Taunton; 
 Hilda Taunton ; and Dorothy Taunton. Residences^ 
 Treberfydd, Brecon ; 171 Victoria Street, London, S.' 
 Club — New University. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS DIGBY RAIKES, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Marcham, Berks. Born Nov. 
 30, 1849, being the only son of the late Maj. -Gen. Thomas 
 Raikes, C. B. , by his first wife Leonora Jane, eldest dau. of 
 Thomas Digb^ of Hull. Armorial bearingrs— Argent, a 
 chevron engrailed pean between three griffins' heads erased 
 sable, each charged with an ermine spot gules. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's head as in the arms. Married, Aug. 4, 1885, 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Samuel Meyrick 
 Higgins, Rector of Icomb, Gloucs. ; and has Issue — John 
 Francis Raikes, Gentleman, b. June 2, 1896. Postal address 
 — The Vicarage, Marcham, Abingdon. 
 
 The Rev. WALTER ALLAN RAIKES, M.A. (Can- 
 tab.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Ide Hill, Kent. Born 
 Oct. 30, 1852, being the second son of the late Richard 
 William Raikes, Esq., Capt. Madras Army, Conidt. 
 Governor's Body Guard, Madras, by his wife Mary Louisa, 
 dau. of Charles Walter, H.E.I.C.S. Armorial bearingB 
 — Argent, a chevron engrailed jiean between three griffins' 
 heads erased sable, each charged with an ermine spot gules. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head as in the arms. Married, July 9, 
 1884, Catherine Amelia, dau. of William Cotton Oswell, 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 H.E.I.C.S. ; and has Issue— (z) William Oswell Raikes, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 3, 1887 ; (2) John Walter Julian Raikes, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 29, 1888 ; (3) Humphrey Rivaz Raikes, 
 Gentleman, b. July 14, 1891 ; Frieda Sigrid ; Rosemary 
 Alison ; and Agnes Catherine Monica. Postal address — 
 The Vicarage, Ide Hill, Kent. 
 
 Major - General ARTHUR JACOB MACAN 
 RAINEY, formerly Madras Cavalry. Born April 1826, 
 being the third and only surviving son of Maj. William 
 Henry Rainey, 4th Bengal Cavalry, J. P. for co. Down, by 
 his wife Margaret, dan. of Robert Macan of Carriff, in the 
 county of Armagh, Ireland. Chib — East India United Ser- 
 vice. Livery — -Steel grey, with scarlet facings and silver lace. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Gules, two flaunches or, over all two 
 eagles' wings conjoined and erect proper. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from 
 a mnral crown proper, a lion's head or, gutt&-de-larmes. 
 Motto — "Fuimus." Married, August 1854, Caroline 
 Susanna, eldest dau. of the late Rev. William Robinson 
 (second son of Sir John Robinson, first Baronet, of Rokeby 
 Hall, in the co. of Louth) ; and has had Issue — (i) William 
 John Rainey, d. in infancy 1857; (2) Arthur Henry Rainey, 
 b. May 11, i860, d. 1888; (3) Robert Maximilian Rainey- 
 Robinson, Esq., b. April 28, 1861 [to whom refer]; (4) 
 Francis Edward Rainey, Gentleman, b. May 27, 1863 ; (5) 
 Edmund Flower Rainey, Esq., Capt. Indian Staff Corps., 
 b. Feb. 9, 1865 ; Caroline Susanna, died in infancy ; and 
 Esther Sophia. Postal address — Drumboe, Rostrevor, co. 
 Down. 
 
 ROBERT MAXIMILIAN RAINEY- ROBINSON, 
 Esquire, Lieut. -Col. commanding 62nd Punjabis, Major 
 Indian Staff Corps. Born April 28, 1861, being the eldest 
 surviving son of Major-General Arthur Jacob Macan 
 Rainey, by his wife Caroline Susanna, eldest dau. of the 
 Rev. William Robinson (second son of Sir John Robinson, 
 first Baronet, of Rokeby Hall, co. Louth). Club — East 
 India United Service. ' Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, vert, on a chevron or, between three bucks trippant 
 of the last and pellett^e, as many quatrefoils gules (for 
 Robinson) ; 2 and 3 gules, two flaunches or, over all two 
 eagles' wings conjoined and erect proper (for Rainey). 
 Mantling vert and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a buck as in the arms (for Robinson) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, issuant from a mural crown proper, 
 a lion's head or, gutt6e-de-larmes. MottO — "Fuimus." 
 Married, Dec. 2, 1903, Alice Frances, eldest dau. of Arthur 
 Hidding Hildebrand, C.I.E.C.S., late Superintendent and 
 Political Officer Southern Shore States. Postal address — 
 Trowscoed Lodge, Cheltenham. 
 
 SPANDELI RALLI, Esquire, J. P. for Surrey and co. of 
 London, D.L. co. Dorset, M.P. for Bridport 1875-80, 
 for Wallingford 1880-85. Born May28, 1845, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas Stephen Ralli of London, by his 
 wife Mary, dau. of Pandeli Argenti of Marseilles. Clubs — 
 Athenaeum, Brooks's, St. James's, Bachelors', and White's. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, alien rampant argent, sem^e of 
 lozenges of the field, in chief a crescent between two roses 
 couped of the second. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, sem^e 
 of lozenges, and holding between the paws a cross couped 
 azure. Seat — Alderbrook, Cranleigh, Guildford. Postal 
 address — 17 Belgrave Square, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM RALSTON-PATRICK, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Ayr, late Major Ayrshire Yeomanry. Born 1838, 
 being the second son of John Sheddon Patrick of Trearne 
 and Hessilhead, by his wife Robina Jane, dau. of the late 
 Robert Lee of Greenock, N.B. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, argent, a saltire sable, on a chief of the 
 second two roses of the first, all within a bordure gules (for 
 Patrick) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a bend azure, three acorns or 
 (for Ralston). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand erect, holding a saltire 
 sable (for Patrick) ; 2. on a wreath of his liveries, a falcon 
 looking to the sinister proper (for Ralston). Mottoes — 
 "Ora et labora" (for Patrick); "Fide et Marte " (for 
 Ralston). Married, 1868, Jemima, dau. of James Alison 
 of Stranraer, N.B. ; and has with other Issue — Robert Ral- 
 ston Patrick, Esq., B.A. (Oxon.), Capt. Ayrshire Y.C., 
 
 b. 1876. Seats — Trearne, Hessilhead ; Roughwood, Ayr- 
 shire. C/«^— County Club, Ayr. 
 
 ABEL JOHN RAM, Esq., K.C., Bencher of the 
 Inner Temple, Recorder of Wolverhampton, M.A. Oxon. 
 Botn September 21, 1842, being the second son of the 
 late Rev. Abel John Ram of Clonatin, co. Wexford, 
 Rector of Rolleston, Burton-on-Trent, co. Stafford, Hon. 
 Canon of Rochester Cathedral, by his wife Lady Jane, 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. James George Stopford, 3rd Earl 
 of Courtown, K.P. (by Lady Mary Montagu his wife, 
 eldest dau. of the Most Noble the 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, 
 K.G.). Club — Oxford and Cambridge. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, a chevron ermine between three rams' heads 
 erased argent, armed or, and impaling the arms of O'Brien, 
 namely gules, three lions passant guardant in pale, per pale 
 or and argent. Majitling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a ram's head erased 
 argent armed or, charged with a chevron azure. Motto — 
 " Quod tibi vis fieri fac alteri." Married, April 23, 1874, 
 Hon. Mary Grace, third dau. of the Rt. Hon. Lucius 
 O'Brien, 13th Baron Inchiquin ; and has Issue — (i) Abel 
 Ram, Gentleman, b. and d. Oct. 12, 1875 ; (2) Lucius Abel 
 John Granville Ram, Gentleman, b. June 24, 1885 ; Ellen 
 Augusta; and Irene Mary Montagu. Postal addresses — 
 31 Eaton Square, London, S.W.; 3 Paper Buildings, 
 Temple, London, E.C. ; Palace Chambers, Westminster. 
 
 The Rev. EDWARD DIGBY STOPFORD RAM, 
 B.A. (Oxon.), Domestic Chaplain to Bishop of Newcastle. 
 Bom Dec. 29, 1868, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 George Stopford Ram, M.A. (Oxford), of Clonattin, Vicar 
 of St. Peter's, Bournemouth, by his wife Hon. Charlotte 
 Anne, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Lucius O'Brien, 13th Baron 
 Inchiquin. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron ermine, 
 between three rams' heads erased argent, armed or. 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a ram's head erased argent, armed 
 or, charged with a chevron azure. Motto — "Quod tibi vis 
 fieri fac alteri." Married, 1896, Mabel, dau. of the Rev. 
 W. H. Castleman of Wimborne, Dorset, and Rector of 
 Nuneham Courtenay, Oxford ; and has Issue — Mabel Char- 
 lotte and Eileen Isabel (twins). Seat — Clonattin, Gorey, 
 CO. Wexford. Town residence — 59 Courtfield Gardens, 
 S.W. 
 
 The Rev. ROBERT DIGBY RAM, M.A. Camb., Vicar 
 of Hampton, Middlesex, Prebendary of St. Paul's since 
 1896. Born January 24, 1844, being the third son of 
 the late Rev. Abel John Ram of Clonattin, Rector of 
 Rolleston, Burton-on-Trent, co. Stafford, Hon. Canon of 
 Rochester Cathedral, by his wife Lady Jane, dau. of the 
 Rt. Hon. James George Stopford, 3rd Earl of Courtown, 
 K.P. (by Lady Mary Montagu Scott his wife, eldest dau. 
 of the Most Noble the 3rd Duke of Buccleuch, K.G.). 
 Club — Oxford and Cambridge Universities. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a chevion ermine between three 
 rams' heads erased argent, armed or, and impaling the 
 arms of Anson, namely argent, three bendlets engrailed, in 
 the sinister chief point a crescent gules. MantUng azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a ram's head erased argent, armed or, charged with a chevron 
 azure. Motto — "Quod tibi vis fieri fac alteri." Married, 
 Sept. 13, 1877, Mary, only dau. of George Edward Anson, 
 Esq., C.B. , Keeper of the Privy Purse to the Queen (by 
 Hon. Georgiana Mary Harbord his wife, dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 3rd Lord Suffield, Bedchamber Woman to the Queen), and 
 granddau. of Very Rev. Frederick Anson, D.D., Dean of 
 Chester (brother of ist Viscount Anson) ; and has Issue — 
 (i) George Edward Ram, Gentleman, b. April 25, 1879 I 
 (2) Frederic Montagu Anson Ram, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 30, 1885 ; and Emily Jane Sjn. , Oct. i, 1901, Sir John Home 
 Purves-Hume Campbell, Bart., of Marchmont, co. Ber- 
 wick, 2nd Life Guards]. Postal address — The Vicarage, 
 Hampton, Middlesex. 
 
 S STEPHEN RAM, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the 
 county of Wexford, Lord of the Manor of Ber- 
 mondsey. Born April 15, 1818, being the only son of Abel 
 Ram of Ramsfort, by his wife Eleanor Sarah, sole heir of 
 Jerome William Knapp. Club — Carlton. Livery — Blue, 
 
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 with white fadnn. Armorial bearing!— He bears for 
 Amu : Azure, a chevron ermine, between three rams' heads 
 erased arRent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 bctittinK his dctp-ee, with a nmntling azure and argent ; and 
 for his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, a ram's head 
 erased argent, charged with a chevron azure ; with the 
 Motto, "Quod tibi vis fieri fac alteri." Married, August 
 7, 1839, Mary Christian, second daughter of James Archi- 
 bald Caramayor; and has had Issue — (i) Stephen James 
 Ram, Esquire, Capt. Scots Fusilier Guards, bom 1840 
 (deceased); (a) Edmond Arthur Ram, Gentleman, bom 
 1841 (deceased) ; (3) Abel Humphrey Ram, Gentleman, bom 
 1843; (4) Arthur Archibald Ram, Gentleman, born 1852; 
 Mary Eleanor ; Adela Jane Benedicta Mary ; Elizabeth 
 Augustine Agnes ; and Francos Mary, ^j/a/w— Ramsfort, 
 Gorey, in the county of Wexford ; Manor of Bermondsey, 
 London. Postal address — 19 Egerton Gardens, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 RAMSAY, quartered 
 OGILVY and BUTT. 
 
 by NISBET - HAMILTON ■ 
 
 RAMSAY, 
 RAMSAY. 
 
 see DALHOUSIE and WARDLAW- 
 
 RAMSAY (matric. c. 167a). Argent, an eagle displayed 
 sable. Manulo^ gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a unicorn's head erased argent, 
 armed or. Motto — " Ora et labora." 
 
 Son of John William, 13th Earl of Dalhousie, K.T., 
 
 Sec. of State for Scotland, b. 1847; d. 1887; m. 1877, 
 
 Lady Ida Louisa Bennet, d. of 6th Earl of Tanker- 
 
 ville : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Arthur George Maule Ramsay, i4lh Earl of 
 Dalhousie (Sco., 29 Jan. 1633), Lord Ramsay of Kerington 
 (Sco. , 39 Jan. 1633), and Baron Ramsay of Dalhousie (5 Jan. 
 1619), Baron Ramsay of Glenmark, co. Forfar (U.K., 
 13 June 187s), J. P. and D.L. co. Forfar, late Lieut. Scots 
 Guards, served in S. African War 1901-2), b. 1878; m. 1903, 
 Lady Mary Ade^ide Heathcote-Dmmmond-Willoughby, 
 
 d. of I St Earl of Ancaster ; and has issue Ramsay, 
 
 Esq., commonly called Lord Ramsay, b. 1904. Seats — 
 Dalhousie Castle, Midlothian ; Panmure House, Carnoustie ; 
 Brechin Castle, Forfarshire. 
 
 Ygst. son of George, 12th E^rl of Dalhousie, b. 1806 ; 
 
 d. 1880 ; m. 184S, Sarah Frances, only d. of William 
 
 Robertson of Logan House, N.B. : — 
 The Hon. Charles Maule Ramsay, J. P. and D.L. For- 
 farshire, M.P. for that co. 1894-5, Major Forfar and 
 Kincardine Art., formerly Lieut. R.A. [Arms (rematric. 
 1904) — Quarterly, i and 4, Ramsay as above ; 2 and 3, 
 parted per pale argent and gules, within a bordure charged 
 with eight escallops all counterchanged of the same (Maule), 
 the whole within a bordureazure. MantlingTS— Dexter, sable, 
 doubled argent ; sinister, gules, doubled argent. Crests — 
 Dexter (for Ramsay), on a wreath of his liveries, a unicorn's 
 head couped argent, armed or (Motto — " Ora et labora") ; 
 sinister (for Maule), a double-headed wyvern with wings 
 erect spouting out fire before and behind projDer (Motto 
 — " Clementia et animis"], h. 1859; m. 1885, Martha 
 Estelle, (d. 1904) d. of William R. Garrison of New York. 
 C/«^— Carlton. 
 
 RAMSAY of Balmain(R.L., H. Coll., 1806— arms matric. 
 L.R. , 1806 and 1808). Argent, an eagle displayed sable, 
 charged on the breast with a rose of the field [quartered 
 with the arms of Bannerman, viz. gules, a banner displayed 
 argent, thereon a canton azure, charged with a saltire of 
 the second (Bannerman)]. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-cagle displayed 
 sable. Motto — ' ' Aspiro." Livery — Buff with crimson 
 piping. 
 
 Son of Sir Alexander Entwisle Ramsay, 4th Bart., 
 
 b. 1837 ; d. 1902 ; m. ist, Octavia, d. of Thomas Haigh 
 
 of Elm Hall, nr. Liverpool : — 
 Sir Herbert Ramsay, 5th Bart. (13 May 1806), b. 1868 ; 
 m. 1902, Mabel, eld d. of W.T. Hutchinson of Aldingham, 
 Winton, Australia. Seat — Balmain, Kincardinesh. Res. — 
 St. Anne's, Lewes. 
 
 Sons of Hugh Francis Ramsay, Esq., b. 1838; d. 
 
 1890; m. 1868, Jane Maria, d. of Gen. F.H. Sandys, 
 
 Bengal Army : — 
 Hugh Entwisle Ranisay, Gentleman, b. 1871. Res. — 
 
 Noel Bannerman Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1875. Ri 
 
 Sons of Sir Alexander Ramsay, 3rd Bart., M. 
 
 1813; d. 1875; m. 1835, Ellen Matilda, d. of JohiT 
 
 Smith Entwisle, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Foxholes, 
 
 Lanes: — 
 
 John Ramsay, Esq., late Capt. R.E., J. P. Hants, b. 
 
 1843; "•• '876, Florence Mary, only child of kictianl J. 
 
 Hilton, Esq., J. P. co. Kent, of Preston House, Faveri- 
 
 ham ; and has issue — (i) Hilton Alexander Ramsay, Esq., 
 
 c;apt. R.A., b, 1878; (a) Norman Ramsay, Gentleman, 
 
 late Lieut. R.F.A., b. 1880; (3) John Richard Ramsa* 
 Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. R.F.A., b. 1883; Ethel; Hildaf 
 and Evelyn. Res. — Cams Hall, Fareham, Hants; Preston 
 House, Faversham, Kent. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 Berlin Ramsay, Esq., b. 1850; m. 30 June 1881, Kate 
 Graverate, d. of Dr. Daniel Webster King of Green Bay 
 Wisconsin, U.S.A. ; and has issue — Hallie Ellen ; am 
 Ethel. Res. — Appleton, Wisconsin, U.S.A. 
 
 Son of Francis Ramsay, Esq., b. 1815; d. 1867; 
 
 1848, Georgina Hay, d. of William Foreman Home 
 
 Wedderburn : — 
 William Alexander Ramsay, Esq., Col. comdg. gtli 
 Regtl. Dist. , late 4th Hussars, b. 1848 ; m. 1873, Susan New 
 combe, d. of William Minchener of Clontarf, co. Dublin ; 
 and has issue — (i) Frank William Ramsay, Esq., Capt. 
 Middx. Regt., served in S. Africa 1901-2, b. 1875; (2) 
 Alexander Fitzgerald Ramsay, Gentleman, Lieut. Chesti. 
 Regt. , served in S. Africa 1900-2, b. 1880 ; (3) Bertram Home 
 Ramsay, Gentleman, Sub-Lieut. R.N., b. 1883 ; Georgina 
 Frances [m. 1900. Capt. H. E. Garstin, R.A.]; and 
 Elizabeth Grace. Res. — 
 
 Son of Sir Alexander Ramsay, and Bart., b. 1785; d. 
 
 1852; m. 2nd, Hon. Elizabeth, d. of William, Lord 
 
 Panmure, and sister of nth Earl of Dalhousie: — 
 Sir George Dalhousie Ramsay, Knt. (t90o), C.B. (1882), 
 late of the War Office, b. 1828 ; m. 1864, Eleanor Julia 
 Charteris, d. of John Crawford, F. R.S. ; and hassurv. issue 
 —Elizabeth Edith [m. 1894, Rev. Barton R. V. Mills]. 
 Res.— 7 Manson Place, Queen's Gate, S.W. 
 
 Son of Col. Marmaduke Ramsay, Bengal Staff Corps, 
 
 b. 1837; d. 1893; m. 1858, Anne, d. of Lt.-Gen. 
 
 James Charles Innes: — 
 Alexander Charles Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; m. 
 1893 ; Mary Amelia, d. of Alfred John Elkington of Selly 
 Oak, Birmingham. Res, — 
 
 Son of Capt. Robert Ramsay, 14th Regt. Foot, b. 
 
 1787; d. 1846; m. 1817, Margaret, d. of Patrick 
 
 Cruikshank of Stratathro : — 
 Robert Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1818 ; m. 1855, Susan, d. 
 
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 of W. F. Lindsay Carnegie of Spynie and Boysack ; and has 
 surv. issue — (i) Marmaduke Francis Ramsay, Gentleman, 
 b. i860 [m. 1895, Alice Katherine, d. of O. C. Waterfield 
 of Nackington, Canterbury; and has issue — John Marma- 
 duke Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; and Dorothy Christian]; 
 (2) Robert Christian Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; (3! 
 Edward Lauderdale Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1865; (4) 
 Arthur Douglas Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; (5) Norman 
 Ramsay, Gentleman, b. 1869; Agnes Mabel Alice; Nina 
 Mary ; and Edith Patricia. lies. — The Howletts, Canter- 
 bury. 
 
 JAIN RAMSAY of Kildalton, Islay, co. Argyll, Esquire, 
 
 J. P. CO. Argyll. Born , being the eldest son of the late 
 
 John Ramsay of Kildalton, sometime M.P. for Falkirk 
 District of Burghs. Armorial beaxings — Parted per fesse 
 
 argent and sable, an eagle displayed, beaked gules, charged 
 on the breast with a galley, sails furled, all counter changed. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a unicorn's head couped argent, armed and crined 
 or. Motto — " Nunquam sine spe." Seat — Kildalton, 
 Islay, CO. Argyll. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sir henry WILLIAM RAMSAY-FAIRFAX-LUCY, 
 3rd Baronet, J. P. and D. L. cos. Roxburgh and Warwick, 
 Lieutenant in the Reserve Forces, late of the 2nd Life 
 Guards. Bom September 25, 1870, being the eldest son 
 of Sir William George Herbert Taylor Ramsay-Fairfax, 
 Baronet, of Maxton, in the county of Roxburgh [to whom 
 refer], by his wife Mary Ann Pawson Hargrave, only 
 daughter of the late W. J. Pawson of Shawdon, in 
 the county of Northumberland. Clubs — White's, New 
 (Edinburgh). Livery — Claret colour, with white facings. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly, first 
 and fourth grand quarters, gules, semfe of cross crosslets, 
 three lucies haurient argent, a canton of the last for distinc- 
 tion (for Lucy) ; second and third grand quarters, quarterly 
 I and 4, argent three bars gemelles sable, surmounted of 
 a lion rampant gules, armed and langued azure (for Fairfax) ; 
 
 2. party per pale argent and or, an eagle displayed sable, 
 armed, beaked, and membered gules (for Ramsay) ; 
 
 3. counter-quartered i. and iiii. , azure a branch of palm be- 
 tween three fleurs-de-lis or, ii. and iii. gules, three annulets 
 or, stoned azure, in the centre of these counter-quarter as 
 crescent or for difference (for Montgomerie), and for and in 
 right of his wife, upon an escutcheon of pretence the same 
 
 arms of Lucy, namely gfules, semde of cross crosslets, three 
 lucies haurient argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. out of a ducal coronet gules, 
 a boar's head argent, gutt^e-de-poix, between two wings 
 sable, billett^e or, and for distinction charged upon the 
 neck with a cross crosslet sable (for Lucy); 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant proper (for 
 Fairfax); with the Mottoes, "By trwthe and diligence," 
 " Fare fac." Married, 1892, Ada Christina, eldest daughter 
 and heir of Henry Spencer Lucy, Esquire, of Charlecote 
 (who died 1890), by his wife Christina Cameron, eldest 
 daughter of the late Alexander Campbell of Monzie, and 
 then assumed by Royal License the additional surname 
 and arins of Lucy; and has Issue — (1) William George 
 Thomas Spencer Ramsay-Fairfax-Lucy, Gentleman, b. April 
 7, 1895; (2) Henry Montgomerie Ramsay-Fairfax-Lucy, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 20, 1896 ; (3) Brian Fulke Ramsay- 
 Fairfax- Lucy, Gentleman, b. Dec. 18, 1898 ; (4) Ewen 
 Aymer Robert Ranisay-Fairfax-Lucy, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 31, 1899 ; Alianore Mary Christina ; Sybil R. J. ; and 
 Cecily Alys [d. Feb. 24, 1902). Seats — Charlecote Park, 
 Warwick; Maxton, St. Boswell's, N.B. 
 
 WILLIAM RAMSAY L'AMY, Esquire, J. P. co. Ber- 
 wick. Born August 11, 1850, being the eldest son of the late 
 John Ramsay L'Amy, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Forfar, and 
 J. P. CO. Berwick, by his first wife Mary Riche M'Leod, 
 only dau. of William Mitchell Innesof Ayton, co.Berwick. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, three 
 crosiers paleways in fesse or, and in base a saltire couped 
 argent ; 2 and 3, argent, an eagle displayed sable, beaked 
 and membered gules, charged on the breast with an escut- 
 cheon of the last, a boidure of the second. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest— dn a wreath of his liveries, a dex- 
 ter hand erect proper, holing a crosier or. Motto — " Per 
 verios casus. " Supporters Two naked savages wreathed 
 about the head and middle with laurel, and holding oak 
 batons over their shoulders all proper. Married, May 29, 
 1878, Christian, dau. of Alexander Mitchell-Innes of Ayton 
 and Whitehall ; and has Issue — Mary Winifred ; Mabel 
 Christian ; and Sybil Fanny. Seat — Dunkenny, near Forfar. 
 Town residence — 20 Warwick Square, S. W. 
 
 RAMSDEN, quartered by FAWKES. 
 
 ALGERNON FEILDEN RAMSDEN, Gentleman. 
 Bom Sept. 11, 1850, being the fourth son of the late Robert 
 John Ramsden, Esq., J. P., M.A. Camb., by his wife Mary 
 Matilda, eldest surviving dau. of Rev. Henry Gipps of 
 Elmley, Kent, Vicar of St. Peter's, Hereford, by Emma 
 Maria his wife, second dau. of John Plumptre of Fredville, 
 Kent. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron be- 
 tween three fleurs-de-lis sable, as many rams' heads erased of 
 the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crests — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an armed arm couped at the elbow 
 and erect proper, holding in the hand a fleur-de-lis sable. 
 Motto — " Audaces fortuna juvat.'' Married, May 4, 1892, 
 Mary, dau. of T. Purdom of Hawick, N.B. ; and has Issue 
 — Edward Feilden Ramsden, Gentleman, b. 1893. Resi- 
 dence — 22 Avenue Road, Scarborough. 
 
 § ARTHUR JOHN RAMSDEN, Esquire, Captain 
 ist Battalion Royal West Kent Volunteers. Bom 
 June 10, 1855, being the eldest son of Arthur Charles 
 Ramsden, Esquire, Colonel ist West Kent Volunteers, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Kent, by his 
 wife Frances Elizabeth, daughter of John Deacon. Club — 
 Junior Constitutional. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms: Argent, on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis 
 sable, as many rams' heads couped of the field. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, an armed arm erect, holding in the 
 gauntlet a fleur-de-lis sable. Married, April 26, 1883, 
 Ehzabeth Alice, daughter of H. W. Hawkins of Rew 
 House, in the county of Dorchester ; and has Issue — Arthur 
 Geoffrey Frances Ramsden, Gentleman, born August 13, 
 1887 ; Elizabeth Joan ; and Frances Honor. Estate — 
 
 CHARLES ARTHUR RAMSDEN, Gentleman. Born 
 April 4, 1849, being the third son of the late Robert John 
 
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 R«msden, Esq., J.P., M.A. Camb., by his wife Uuj 
 Matilda, eldest sur\'iving dau. of Rev. Henry Gipps of 
 Klmley, Kent, Vicar of St. Peters, Hereford. ArmorUl 
 bearing* Argent, on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis 
 sable, as m.tny rams' heads erased of the first. Man t lin g 
 sable and argent. OrMt - On a wreath of the colours, an armed 
 arm cou|)ed at the elbow and erect proper, holding in the 
 hand a fleur-de-lis sable. Motto—" Audaces fortuna juvat.'" 
 Afat-ried, Sept. 15, 1875, Elizabeth, dau. of John Leckenby 
 of Scarborough ; auA has Issue— (1) John Arthur Ramsden, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 6, 1881 ; (a) Francis Samuel Ramsden, 
 Gentleman ; {3) Kennedy Ramsden, Gentleman ; Edith ; 
 Emily ; and Maud. Postal address— 
 
 CHARLES HAMILTON RAMSDEN, Gentleman. 
 Rom March 27, 1847, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Charles Henry Ramsden, M.A., Vicar of Chilham, Kent, 
 by his wife Mary Hamilton, second dau. of Rev. Henry 
 Hamilton Beamish of Mount Beamish. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sable, as 
 many rams' heads erased of the first. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an armed arm 
 couped at the elbow and erect proper, holding in the hand 
 a fleur-de-lis sable. Motto — "Audaces fortuna juvat." 
 Married Caroline Augusta, dau. of James M'Ewen of San 
 Francisco; and has /««* — (i) Harold Lowther Ramsden, 
 Gentlemen, b. 1883 ; (a) Percival Scott Webber Ramsden, 
 Gentleman, b. 1885. Residence — 
 
 EDWARD PLUMPTRE RAMSDEN, Gentleman. 
 Bom March 21, 1848, being the second son of the late 
 Robert John Ramsden, Esq., J.P., M.A. Camb., by his 
 wife Mary Matilda, eldest surviving dau. of Rev. Henry 
 Gipps of Elmley, Kent, Vicar of St. Peter's, Hereford, 
 by Emma Maria his wife, second dau. of John Plumptre 
 of Fredville, Kent. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a 
 chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sable, as many rams' 
 heads erased of the first. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an armed arm couped 
 at the elbow .ind erect proper, holding in the hand a fleur- 
 de-lis sable. Motto — "Audaces fortuna juvat." Married, 
 Sept 3, 1875, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of W. Kelly of 
 Blackheath ; and has Issue, with five daus. — (i) John 
 Edward Cecil Ramsden, Gentleman, b. July 5, 1881 ; (2) 
 William Eustace Ramsden, Gentleman, b. July 4, 1882. 
 Postal address — 
 
 5 FRANK RAMSDEN, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. West 
 Riding co. York, B.A. 1862, Barrister-at-Law of the 
 Inner Temple. Bom January 1840, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Captain Frank Ramsden, 
 R.N., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Smith, D.D., 
 Dean of Christ Church, Oxford. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis sable, as 
 many rams' heads couped at the neck of the first, impaling 
 the arms of Acheson, namely argent, an eagle with two 
 heads displayed sable, on a chief vert, two mullets or. 
 MftTitHngr sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 coloiu's, a cubit arm in armour proper, the gauntlet holding 
 a fleur-de lis sable. Motto— "Audaces fortuna juvat." 
 Married, 1894, Norah Sybella, second dau. of Major- 
 General the Hon. Edward Archibald Brabazon Acheson. 
 Seat — Hexthorpe, Doncaster. C/«d— Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 FREDERIC JAMES RAMSDEN, Esquire, M.A. Trin. 
 ColL, Cambs., J. P. for co. Lancashire. Bom 1859, being 
 the only son of Sir James Ramsden, Knight, of Abbot's 
 Wood, and his wife Annie Mary, dau. of Robert Edwards 
 of Liverpool. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a chevron 
 or, between in chief two rams' heads couped and in base a 
 fleur-de-lis argent, a bee volant between two arrows chev- 
 ronways, points upwards proper. Mantl^g azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, from the battlements of 
 a tower or, a cubit arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet 
 proper, holding a fleur-de-lis argent, suspended from the 
 wrist by a chain gold an escocheon azure charged vnth a 
 ram's head coupwd argent. Seat — Abbots Wood, Furness 
 Abbey, Lancashire. Residence — 105 Pall Mall, S. W. 
 Clubs — Reform, Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 § 
 
 HERBERT FRECHEVILLE SMYTH RAMSDEN. 
 Esquire, Lieut. -Col. Indian Army. Bom March 6, 
 
 1856, fourth son of the late Rev. Charles Henry Ramsden, 
 Vicar of Chilham, Kent, by his wife Mary Hamilton, second 
 dau. of Rev. Henry Hamilton Beamish. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Argent, on a chevron between three Heiirs-de-lis 
 sable, as many rams' heads erased of the first. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an 
 armed arm couped at the elbow and erect proper, holding 
 in the hand a fleur-de-lis sable. Motto -" Audaces fortuna 
 juvat." Married, Aug. 20, 1889, Hon. Edwyna Susan 
 Elizabeth, second dau. of 14th Baron Saye and Sele ; and 
 has /««*— Geoffrey Charles Krescheville Ramsden, Gentle- 
 man ; and Mary Edwyna. Postal address — Frescheville, 
 Baden Lodge, Meads, Eastbourne. 
 
 8 JOHN CHARLES FRANCIS RAMSDEN, Esquire, 
 late Captain Royal .Artillery, Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the West Riding of the county of York, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Surrey. 
 Bom December 13, 1835, being the second son of Captam 
 Henry James Ramsden, third son of Sir John Ramsden, 
 Baronet of Byram, by his wife Frederica Selina, daugh- 
 ter of Lord Chief Justice EUenborough. Clubs — Junior 
 United Service. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly of forty-six, i. argent, on a chevron 
 between three fleurs-de-lis sable (for Ramsden) ; 2. azure, 
 a bend between six escallops argent (for Frecheville) ; 3,^ 
 or, two chevronels azure (for Muzard) ; 4. gules, thre 
 plates argent, each charged with an annulet gules (fo 
 Muzard) ; 5. argent, on a chevron sable, three cross 
 pat^ or (for Beaufoy) ; 6. gules, six cocks, three, two 
 and one or (for Tothill) ; 7. gules, three fleurs-de-lis argent 
 a chief vair (for Palmes) ; 8. argent, on a chevron azurej 
 between three demi-lions passant guard, gules, crowne 
 or, three covered cups of the last (for Butler) ; 9. ancient-^ 
 argent, on a chevron azure, three covered cups or (fo 
 Butler) ; 10. or, six annulets, three, two and one sabV 
 (for Lowther) ; 11. ermine, on a canton azure a cros 
 pat^e fitch6e on three steps argent (for Quaile) ; 12. Sable 
 three escallops and a bordure engrailed argent (for Strick^ 
 land) ; 13. or, two bars gules, on a canton of the last 
 mullet of the field (for Lancaster) ; 14. argent, three bugle 
 horns sable, stringed gules (for Bellingham) ; 15. argent 
 three bendlets gules, on a canton of the last a lion rampanti 
 of the field (for Burnshide) ; 16. azure, a maunch erminfl 
 over all a bendlet gules (for Conyers alias Norton) ; 17^ 
 argent, a chevron between three lozenge shaped cushion 
 sable (for Norton) ; 18. argent, a bend engrailed betwe 
 six martlets sable (for Tempest) ; 19. argent, a chevroa 
 between three martlets gules (for Waddington) ; 20. argent, 
 two bars gules, in chief three mullets of the last (fo 
 Washington) ; 21. argent, a bend engrailed sable, in chie 
 an escallop of the last (for Radcliffe) ; 22. sable, a saltir 
 argent (for Rilleston) ; 23. argent, a fesse between thre 
 escallops sable (for Rilleston) ; 24. azure, a chevron 
 tween three mullets or (for Hildyard) ; 25. argent, two ba 
 azure, over all a fleur-de-lis or (for Hylton) ; 26. vert, thre 
 lions rampant argent, crowned, collared and chained 
 (for Tyson) ; 27. argent, three chaplets gules (for Lascellesjl 
 28. argent, three escallops in bend gules, between twfl 
 bendlets sable (for De la Hay) ; 29. azure, two bars nebulj 
 argent (for Del See) ; 30. argent, a cross moline engraile 
 sable (for Cotys) ; 31. gules, a cross moline or (for Monn_ 
 ceux) ; ^2. azure, three swans argent a chief ermine (for 
 Hansby) ; 33. azure, two bars or, over all a lion rampant 
 gules (for Hawcliffe) ; 34. or, six annulets, three, two and 
 one sable (for Lowther) ; 35. as No. 11 (for Quaile) ; 36. 
 as No. 12 (for Strickland) ; 37. as No. 13 (for Lancaster) ; 
 38. as No. 14 (for Bellingham) ; 39. as No. 15 (for Burn- 
 shide) ; 40. per pale argent and sable, a chevron counter- 
 changed (for Lawson) ; 41. argent, two bars azure, in 
 chief three hurts (for Carnaby) ; 42. per pale gules and 
 azure, a lion rampant guardant or (for Hatton) ; 43. 
 ermine, on a fesse gules three escallops or (for Ingram) ; 
 44. azure, a chevron or, between three lions passant of 
 the last, gutt^e-de-sang (for Ingram) ; 45. sable, three 
 greyhounds in pale, courant argent, collared or, within 
 a bordure of the second (for Machell) ; 46. or, a chevron 
 between three towers gules (for Scarborough). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armour proper, the 
 gauntlet grasping a fleur-de-lis sable in pale ; with the 
 Motto, "Audaces fortuna juvat." Married, April 14, 1863, 
 Emma Susan {d. 1867), second daughter of the Reverend 
 
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 Edward Buncombe, late Rector of Barthomley, in the 
 county of Chester ; and has Issue — (i) Frederick William 
 Ramsden, Gentleman, born February 17, 1864 ; (2) Richard 
 
 1871 ; (5) Josslyn Vere Ramsden, Gentleman, born Decem- 
 ber I, 1876. Estate and postal ai/rfre.s-j- — Willinghurst, 
 Guildford. 
 
 Henry Ramsden, Gentleman, born November 10, 1866 ; 
 (3) Caryl John Ramsden, Gentleman, born December 18, 
 1868 ; (4) Henry Ramsden, Gentleman, born March 14, 
 
 JOHN PEMBERTON RAMSDEN, Gentleman. Bom 
 Jan. 28, 1854, being the fifth son of the late Robert John 
 Ramsden, Esq., J. P., M.A. Camb. , by his wife Mary 
 
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 Matilda, eldest surviving dau. of Rev. Henry GIpps of Elm- 
 ley. Kent, Vicar of St. Peter's. Hereford, by Emma Maria 
 his wifp, second dau. of John Plumptre of Kredville. Kent. 
 Armorial bearings Ardent, on a chevron between three 
 Heurs-de-lis sable, as nmnv rams' heads erased of the 
 first. Mantling Siiblc and argent. CrMt - On a wreath of 
 the colours, an armed arm couped at the elbow and erect 
 proper, holding in the hand a fleur-de-lis sable. Motto — 
 " Audaces fortuna juvat." Married, Aug. 23, 1883, Alice 
 Louisa, dau. of Arthur Melet, late Bombay Civil Service; 
 and has Issue — (i) Arthur Ramsden, Gentleman; (a) 
 Ralph Ramsden Ramsden, Gentleman; Evelyn; Alice; 
 and Gwendolen. Residence — 
 
 RICHARD RAMSDEN. Esquire. J.P. for co. Warwick 
 1867, Barrister-at-Law Inner Temple. M.A. Trinity College. 
 Cambs.. F.R.G.S. Bom Nov. 4, 1841, being the only son 
 of Richard Ramsden, by his wife Mary, dau. of James 
 Clark. Z.»iYr)^— Dark blue. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a cheNTon invected sable, between two rams' heads 
 erased in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base, a ram's head 
 erased between two fleurs-de-lis. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a 
 ram's head erased, three fleurs-de-lis fesseways. Motto — 
 "Nil desperandum." Married, June i, 1870, Elizabeth 
 Frances, dau. of John Stokes Salmon of BagdaJe, Jamaica 
 son of the Hon. John Salmon, late President Privy and 
 Legislative Councils, Jamaica) ; and has Issue — (1) Richard 
 Elmslie Ramsden, Esq., b. Nov. 1875, Capt. 129th Batt. of 
 R.F.A. , served in the South African Campaign in the de- 
 fence of I^dysmith ; (2) Hugh Clifford Herschell Ramsden, 
 Gentleman, h. May 10, 1881 ; (3) Bernard Vivian Ramsden, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 26, 1885, Royal Mil. Coll. ; (4) Vincent 
 Basil Ramsden, Gentleman, b. March 25, 1888; Edith 
 Mary; Elsie Noel \nt., 1902, Major Auberon Howell, 
 Indian Army]; Lilyan Frances [tn., 1896, Thomas Cross 
 of Malvern Park, Solihull] ; Dorothy Margaret \m. Capt. 
 James H. Thresher] ; and Gladys Mabel [m. 1904, Thomas 
 Otto Bower]. 5m/— Sydenhnrst, Witley, Surrey. Clubs — 
 New University, Constitutional 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN FRESCHVILLE RAMSDEN, Es- 
 quire. J.P. forW. R. of CO. York, late Lieut.-Col. Cold- 
 stream Guards. Bom May 22, 1845, being the fourth son 
 of the late Henry James Ramsden, Esq., J.P. and D.L., 
 Captain 9th Lancers, by his wife Frederica Selina, fourth 
 dau. of the ist Baron Ellenborough, Lord Chief-Justice of 
 England. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron 
 between three fleurs-de-lis sable, as many rams' heads 
 erased of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an armed arm couped at the 
 elbow and erect proper, holding in the hand a fleur-de-lis 
 sable. Motto — "Audaces fortuna juvat." Married, Feb. 
 13, 1877. Mabel, second dau. of Gen. the Hon. Sir James 
 Lindsay, K.C.M.G., second son of the Earl of Crawford. 
 Seat — Rogerthorpe Manor, co. York. 
 
 WALTER RANDLES, Gentleman. Bom , being 
 
 the only surviving son of the late Edward Randies of Port 
 Natal, South AfHca. Armorial bearings — Or, a chevron 
 wavy azure between three pairs of elephants' tusks in saltire 
 proper. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a springbok or South African antelope statant 
 in front of an assegai erect all proper. Motto — "Semper 
 in tempore. " Residence — 
 
 RANDOLPH, quartered by STEWART. 
 
 SSiR JAMES RANKIN, ist Baronet (1898), of Bryn- 
 gwyn, in the co. of Hereford, Justice of the Peace, 
 Deputy-Lieutenant (High Sheriff 1873), Chief Steward for 
 the city of Hereford, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Cambridge, Member of Parliament for Leominster, or 
 Northern Division of the county of Hereford. Born 
 December 25, 1842, being the only son of the late Robert 
 Rankin of Bromborough Hall, in the county of Chester, 
 by his wife Ann, daughter of John Strang, Esquire, of St. 
 Andrew's, Canada. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's, New 
 University. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, 
 a cinquefoil gules, in chief a battle-axe erect between two 
 boars' heads couped, and in base a boar's head couped 
 between two battle-axes erect sable. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting bis degree, with a mantling 
 
 gules and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a cubit arm holding a batlle-axe 
 proper, three cinquefoils gules. Motto — " Prudeniia et 
 virtute." Married, January 12, 1865, Annie Laura, second 
 
 daughter of Christopher Bushell, Esquire, Justice of 
 
 Peace, of Hinderton, in the county of Chester ; and has Isstm, 
 — (i) James Reginald Lea Rankin, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for CO. of Hereford, Barrister-at-Law (Inner iTemple), Major 
 ist Herefordshire Rifle Vols., served in South Africa (1900), 
 b. Aug. 31, 1871 \m., July 1896, Hon. Nest Rice, second 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. 6th Baron Dynevor, and has issue, Hubert 
 Charles Rhys Rankin, Esq., b. 1899]; (2) Charles Herbert 
 Rankin, Esq., Capt. 7th Hussars, b. May 26, 1873; (3) 
 Edwyn Christopher Rankin, Esq., *. Jan. 3, 1879 ; (4) Robert 
 Rankin, Esq., b. Oct. 16, 1883 ; Annie Beatrice [m., Jan. 12, 
 1887, Claude Arthur Cuthbert of Bryn Garth, Herefordshire ; 
 Margaret Ethel [m., April 4, 1888, Thomas Raymond 
 Symons of Mynde Park, co. Hereford]; Mary Sybil [««,, 
 July 16, 1903, to Charles Francis Kynaston Mainwaring, of 
 Oteley, Shropshire] ; and Veronica. Seat — Bryngwyn, co. 
 Hereford. Town residence — 35 Ennismore Gardens, S.W, 
 
 RANKINEOF Orchardhead, quartered by GORDON- 
 GILMOUR. 
 
 CAPTAIN WILLIAM MACBEAN RANKINE, 
 Gentleman. Armorial bearings — Or, a Lochaber axe 
 fesseways sable, between two boars' heads couped gules. 
 Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of his liveries, a dexter hand proper, holding a spur or, 
 the strap also proper. MottO — " Forget not." Residence 
 — Dudhope, Forfarshire. 
 
 DEVEY FEARON DE L'HOSTE RANKING, Gentle- 
 man, Master of Arts and Doctor of Laws of 
 IRAtlbitllY the University of Oxford. 5orw 1848, being 
 Jl^uUnlU^ the sixth son of the late Robert Ranking of 
 Hastings, Surgeon, by his second wife Isa- 
 bella Eliza Hannah, daughter of Archibald Alexander Speirs 
 of the Honourable East India Company's Service, Surgeon. 
 Armorial bearingrs — He bears for Aims : Party per pale 
 indented gules and argent, three boars' heads erased be- 
 tween two tiaunches, tnat on the dexter charged with a 
 tilting-spear, and that on the sinister with a pole-axe all 
 counterchanged ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a tilting-spear in bend and a pole-axe in 
 bend sinister {xoper, a boar's head erased gules ; with the 
 Motto, " Fortiter et recte." Married, April 4, 1877, Caro- 
 
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 line Charteris, daughter of J. C. Brown, A.R.S.A. ; and has 
 
 had Issue — (i) Robert Montgomery de L'Hoste Ranking, 
 Gentleman, b. March 2, 1879, killed in action Oct. 4,1891; (2) 
 John Crawford Speirs Ranking, Gentleman, b. Dec. 4, 1883 ; 
 (3) George Lancaster Ranking, Gentleman, b. March 1888 ; 
 Caroline Margaret Isabella (died an infant) ; Agnes Anna ; 
 Alice Mary ; Mary Charteris ; Florence ; and Gladys. He 
 married secondly, July 13. 1900, Annette Eleanor, dau. of 
 Henry Appleby. Postal address — 9 Overstrand Mansions, 
 Battersea Park, S.W. 
 
 § GEORGE SPEIRS ALEXANDER RANKING, Es- 
 quire, Lieut. -Col. in His Majesty's Indian Army, 
 Doctor of Medicine of the University of Cambridge, and 
 Member of the Royal Asiatic Society. Born January 7, 
 1852, being the eiglith son of the late Robert Ranking of 
 Hastings, Surgeon, Fellow of the Linnean Society, by his 
 wife Isabella Eliza Hannah, daughter and co-heir of 
 Archibald Speirs of the Honourable East India Company's 
 Service, Surgeon. Livery — Undress : drab, blue facings, 
 silver buttons ; full dress : white, peach-coloured facings, 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 
 Party per pale indented gules and argent, three boars' 
 heads erased between two flaunches, that on the dexter 
 charged with a tilting-spear, and that on the sinister with 
 a pole-axe, all counterchanged ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a tilting-spear in bend 
 and a pole-axe in bend sinister proper, a boar's head erased 
 gules; with the MottO, " Fortiter et recte." Married, 
 August 18, 1875, Elizabeth Maunsell, daughter of John 
 Duncan, Inspector-General of the Royal Irish Constabulary, 
 of Phoenix Park, Dublin ; and has had Issue — (i) George 
 Speirs Duncan Harcourt Ranking, Gentleman, b. Septem- 
 ber 19, 1876, and died April 19, 1877 ; (2) John George 
 Maunsell Ranking, Gentleman, b. January 22, 1878, and 
 died September 5, 1893 ; (3) James Gabriel Lancaster 
 Ranking, tientleman, born October 14, 1883 ; (4) Robert 
 Philip Lancaster Ranking, Gentleman, b. Nov. 26, i8g6. 
 Postal address — c/o H. S. King & Company, 9 Pall Mall, 
 London, W. ; c/o King, Hamilton and Company, 
 Calcutta. 
 
 JOHN EBENEZER RANKING, Gentleman, Doctor 
 of Medicine of the University of Oxford, Fellow of the 
 Royal College of Physicians. Born April 16, 1850, being 
 the seventh son of the late Robert Ranking of Hastings, 
 Surgeon, Fellow of the Linnean Society, by his second wife 
 Isabella Eliza Hannah, daughter and co-heir of Archibald 
 Speirs of the Honourable East India Company's Service, 
 Surgeon. Livery — Undress : drab, blue facings, silver 
 buttons ; full dress : white, peach-coloured facings, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Party 
 per pale indented gules and argent, three boars' heads 
 erased between two flaunches, that on the dexter charged 
 
 with a tilting-spear, and that on the sinister with a pole-axe, 
 all counterchanged ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a tilting-spear in bend and a pole-axe in 
 bend sinister proper, a boar's head erased gules ; with the 
 Motto, " Fortiter et recte." Married, June 29, 1874, Eliza- 
 beth, daughter of Robert Duncan of Tonbridge Wells, 
 Doctor of Medicine; and has Issue — (i) Robert Maurice 
 Ranking, Gentleman, born February 15, 1876; (2) George 
 Lancaster Ranking, Gentleman, born May 27, 1877; Mar- 
 garet Lucy ; Mary Constance ; and Marjorie Isabel. Estate 
 and postal address — Hanover House, Tonbridge Wells. 
 
 ROBERT ARCHIBALD RANKING, Gentleman. 
 Born July 5, 1843, being the fourth son of the late Robert 
 Ranking of Hastings, Surgeon, Fellow of the Linnean 
 Society, by his second wife Isabella Eliza Hannah, daughter 
 and co-heir of Archibald Speirs of the Honourable East 
 India Company's Service, Surgeon. Livery — Undress : 
 drab, blue facings, silver buttons; full dress: wliite, peach- 
 coloured facings, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Party per pale indented gules and argent, 
 three boars' heads erased between two flaunches, that on 
 the dexter charged with a tilting-spear, and that on the 
 sinister with a pole-axe, all counterchanged ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a tilting- 
 spear in bend and a pole-axe in bend sinister proper, a 
 boar's head erased gules; with the Motto, "Fortiter et 
 recte." Married Eliza Lindsay, daughter of Donald 
 M'Intosh MacEwan of Sydney, in the Colony of New 
 South Wales, Doctor of Medicine. Postal address — Rock- 
 hampton, Queensland, Australia, 
 
 WALTER ALFRED ELLIS RANKING, Gentleman. 
 Born Dec. 13, 1853, being the second and youngest son of 
 the late James Lancaster Ranking, Esq., Surgeon-General 
 in the Indian Medical Department (retired), by his wife 
 Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Bannister, 
 Siu-geon in the Madras Army. Armorial besulngs — 
 Party per pale indented gules and argent, three boars' 
 heads erased between two flaunches, that on the dexter 
 charged with a tilting-spear, and that on the sinister with 
 a pole-axe, all counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a tilting^ 
 spear in bend and a pole-axe in bend sinister proper, a 
 boar's head erased gules. Motto — "Fortiter et recte." 
 Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM LANCASTER RANKING, Esquire, Col. 
 in the Madras Army. Born May 8, 1841, being the elder 
 
 son of the late James Lancaster Ranking, Esq., Surgeon- 
 General in the Indian Medical Department (retired), by his 
 
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 wife Sophia Eliiabeih, dau. of the late William Bannister, 
 Surgeon in the Madras Army. Armorial bearlngB — 
 Party per pale indented gules and argent, three boars' 
 heacu erased between two flaunches, that on the dexter 
 charged with a tilting-spear, and that on the sinister with a 
 pole-axe, all counterchanged. M ant lin g gules and argent. 
 Or««t - On a wreath of the colours, in front of a tilting- 
 spear in bend and a pole-axe in bend sinister proper, a 
 boar's head erased gules. Motto— " Fortiter et recte." 
 Rtsidenct — 
 
 RANSOM, quartered by CUST. 
 
 HERBERT HENRY RAPHAEL. Esquire, J.P. for co. 
 Essex, Barrister-at-I-aw, LL.B. Born 1859, being the 
 eldest surviving son of Henry L. Raphael and Henrietta 
 Raphael, dau. of John Raphael. C/«w— Devonshire, New 
 OxK)rd and Camtiidge. Livery — Green. Armorial bear- 
 ing! — Arure, three annulets in bend within two bendlets, 
 
 the whole between as many tulips leaved and slipped, all 
 or. MawtUng azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon an eagle's head erased azure, 
 gorged with a collar gemel or, and between two tulips as in 
 the arms. MottO — " Esse quam videri." Married, 1884, 
 Rosalie Coster, only dau. of G. F. Coster, Esq., J.P. 
 Seats— G\6ie,z. Hall, Romford ; Rosecourt, Havering-atte- 
 Bower. Town residence — 23 Berkeley Square. 
 
 SSiR COLMAN BATTIE RASHLEIGH, 3rd 
 Baronet (Sept. 30, 1831), of Prideaux, co. Cornwall, 
 Hon. -Col. (late Lieut.-Col.) Cornwall and Devon Miners' 
 Artillery, W. Div. R.A., J.P. and D.L., Deputy- Warden 
 of the Stannaries, Mayor of Lostwilhiel 1891-94. Bom 
 May 4, 1819, being the son of Sir Colman Rashleigh, 
 2nd Bart. , by his first wife Mary Anne, dau. of Nicholas 
 Kendall, M.P., of Pelyn, co. Cornwall. Armorial bear- 
 Ingfs — Sable, a cross or, between in the first quarter 
 a Cornish chough argent, beaked and legged g^les ; in 
 
 the second a text ^ ; in the third and fourth a crescent 
 
 all argent ; the escutcheon charged with his badge oj 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling sable and or. Married, 
 firstly, Oct. 10, 1872, Geraldine Frances, eldest dau. of 
 Lieut. -Gen. Sir Robert Walpole, K.C.B., by whom (who 
 died Dec. 24, 1876), he has Issue — (i) Colman Battie Wal- 
 pole Rashleigh, Esq.,*. Nov. 7, 1873; (2) Spencer Robert 
 Rashleigh, Esq., b. April 20, 1876. He married secondly, 
 Sept. 21, 1878, Amy Young, dau. of James Young Jamie- 
 son of Gainford House, co. Durham, and by her has (3) 
 Harry Rashleigh, Esq. , b. May 22, 1880 ; (4) Philip Rash- 
 leigh, Esq., b. 1881; (5) Herbert Battie Rashleigh, Esq., 
 b. 1887, 5«a/— Prideaux Par Station, in the co. of Com- 
 walL Club — Junior Conservative. 
 
 GEORGE BURVILL RASHLEIGH, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Bom Aug. 31, 1848, being the eldest son 
 of Rev. Henry Burvill Rashleigh and Sarah Maria his witc, 
 eldest dau. of the Rev. James King, Rector of Hcnlcyon- 
 Thames (son of Walker King, Bishop of Rochester). Armo- 
 rial bearing^ Sable, a cross or, between a Cornish chough 
 argent, beaked and legged gules, in the first <]uartcr, a text 
 
 ^ in the second quarter, and two crescents in the third 
 
 and fourth all argent; impahng the arms of Bligh, namely 
 azure, a gryphon segreant or, armed and langued gules, 
 between three crescents argent. Married, Aug. 17, 1882, 
 Lady Edith Louisa Mary Bligh {d. 1904), eldest dau. of 
 Right Hon. John Stuart, sixth Earl of Damley; and h.i 
 /«K« -Henry Pelham Rashleigh, Gentleman, b. June 21, 
 1883; Isabel Mary; Beatrice Mary; Mary Elizabeth Joan ; 
 and Katherine Maria Theodosia. A'wxrf^wc* — RLseley, 
 Horton Kirby, Dartford. Chambers — 5 Stone Buildings, 
 Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 S JONATHAN RASHLEIGH, Esquire, B.A., J.P. and 
 D. L. for CO. Cornwall. Bom Jan. 1820, being the 
 second but eldest surviving son of the late William Rash- 
 leigh, Esq., M.P. for the Borough of Fowey, High .Sheriff 
 CO. Cornwall 1818, by his second wife Caroline, eldest dau. 
 of Henry Hinxman of Ivychurch, Wilts. Armorial bear- 
 lngB — Sable, a cross or, between in the first quarter, a 
 Cornish chough argent, beaked and legged gules; in the 
 
 second quarter, a text CL' ; and in the 3rd and 4th quarters 
 
 a crescent all of the third. Married, firstly, Aug. i, 1843, 
 Mary Pole, dau. of William Stuart of Aldenham Abbey, 
 Herts, and Tempsford Hall, Beds (eldest son of the Hon. 
 and Most Rev. William Stuart, D. D. , Archbishopof Armagh, 
 son of Rt. Hon. John, 3rd Earl of Bute, K.G.) ; and had 
 Issue — (i) Jonathan Rashleigh, Gentleman, b. May 26j_ 
 1845 \m., Nov. I, 1872, Mary Frances, dau. of John 
 bouchere of Broome Hall, Surrey, brother of Rt Hoij 
 Henry, Lord Taunton, and d. Dec. 8, 1872, leaving a so 
 John Cosmo Stuart Rashleigh, Gentleman, b. July 2, 187a] 
 (2) Evelyn William Rashleigh, Esq., C.C. and J.P. 
 Cornwall, b. Jan. 6, 1850 [»». , April 29, 1879, Jane Eliz 
 beth, dau. of Onley Savill Onley of Stisted Hall, Essex, i 
 has had issue, Jonathan Onley Rashleigh, Gentleman, 
 June 2, 1880, d. Dec. 7, 1880] ; (2) William Stuart Ras| 
 leigh. Gentleman, b. June 17, 1882 ; and Jane Henrietta| 
 Caroline Mary Stuart \m., Nov. 21, 1867, Major Chark 
 Poore Long, 13th Regt. Light Infantry, who d. Nov. 
 1871, leaving issue by her, who d. Jan. 3, 1880, Ahce He 
 rietta; and Mary Anna. He married secondly, Aug. 
 1869, Jane Elizabeth, only dau. and heir of Arthur Pugh ( 
 Lissadrone, co. Mayo, and Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 
 and has Issue— {^■^ Arthur Rashleigh, Gentleman, b. Jua 
 24, 1871 ; Eleanor Elizabeth \tn., 1897, John Claude Le* 
 Tremayne] ; Kathleen ; and Rachel Jane. Seat — Men 
 billy. Par Station, Cornwall, and Feniton Court, near Hon 
 ton, Devon. Town resid — 3 Cumberland Terrace, N.W.j 
 
 HUGH REYNOLDS RATHBONE, Gentleman. Bo 
 April 1863, being the eldest son of the late Richarcl 
 Reynolds Rathbone, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for co. Anglesey, 
 and High Sheriff in 1885, by his second wife Frances 
 Susannah, second dau. of Hugh Roberts of Glan-y-Menai, 
 D.L. CO. Anglesey. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a 
 fesse azure, between two roses in chief gules, barbed and 
 seeded, and the Roman fasces erect in base proper, three 
 bezants. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, the Roman fasces fesseways in front of a 
 lion's head prop)er, gorged with a collar argent, charged 
 with two roses gules. Motto — " Suaviter et fortiter." Mar- 
 ried, Oct. 20, 1888, Emily Evelyn, second dau. of William 
 Rathbone of Greenbank, Liverpool ; and has Issue— {\) 
 Richard Reynolds Rathbone, Gentleman, b. Feb. 23, 1891 ; 
 (2) Edward Reynolds Rathbone, Gentleman, b. Aug. 18, 
 1892 ; (3) Hugh Ponsonby Reynolds Rathbone, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 22, 1895 ; and Hannah Mary Reynolds. 
 Residence — Oakwood, near Liverpiool. Club -Savile. 
 
 S WILLIAM RATHBONE, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Lan- 
 caster, Member of Parliament for North (or Arvon) Divi- 
 sion of the county of Carnarvon since December 1885. 
 Bom February 11, 1819, being the eldest son of the 
 late William Rathbone, Esquire, of Greenbank, in the 
 
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 county of Lancaster, Justice of the Peace, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Greg of Quarry Bank, in the 
 county of Chester. Clubs — Reform, Athenaeum, Devon- 
 shire. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, 
 on a fesse azure, between two roses in chief gules, barbed 
 and seeded, and the Roman fasces erect in base proper, 
 three bezants. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, the 
 Roman fasces fesseways, in front of a lion's head proper, 
 gorged with a collar argent, charged with two roses gules. 
 Motto — " Suaviter et fortiter." Married, firstly, 1847, 
 Lucretia, daughter of S. S. Gair ; and has had Issue 
 — (i) William Rathbone, Gentleman, born 1849 [mar- 
 ried, June 7, 1877, Blanche Marie, eldest daughter of 
 Charles Luling of New York] ; (2) Thomas Ashton Rath- 
 bone, Gentleman [married, January 18, 1893, Christabel, 
 daughter of the late Reverend Gerard Barton of Funden- 
 hall Grange, in the county of Norfolk] ; (3) Henry Gair 
 Rathbone, Gentleman ; (4) Edward L. W. Rathbone, 
 Gentleman, deceased ; and Lucretia Elizabeth. He mar- 
 ried secondly, 1862, Emily, daughter of Acheson Lyle, 
 Esquire, of The Oaks, in the county of Londonderry ; 
 and has had — (5) Cyril Rathbone, Gentleman, deceased ; 
 (6) Acheson Lyle Rathbone, Gentleman ; (7) Bertram 
 Eric Rathbone, Gentleman ; (8) Francis Warre Rathbone, 
 Gentleman ; Emily Evelyn ; and Eleanor Florence. Seat 
 — Greenbank, Liverpool. Residence — 18 Prince's Gardens, 
 S.W. 
 
 RATHDOWNE, Baron of. see CHETWYND. 
 
 S JAMES JOSEPH LOUIS RATTON, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Col. Indian Army Medical Staff, M.D. and M.Ch., late 
 Fellow of Madras University. Born May 16, 1845, being the 
 eldest son of Surg. -Major James Alban Ratton, I. M.S., of the 
 3rd Madras Light Cavalry, by his wife Frances, dau. of 
 Marcus Supple, Bachelor of Arts of Trinity College, Dublin. 
 Club — Blackheath. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial 
 bearings (granted in France 1783 ; recorded in H. Coll.) — 
 Azure, in base the sea argent, and thereon a tunny sable, on 
 a chief of the second a rat passant of the third. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an ibex statant guardant proper, charged on the body 
 with two fleurs-de-lis fesseways azure, and resting the dexter 
 foreleg on a shield argent charged with a passion cross sable. 
 Motto — "In Deo spero." Married, December 7, 1875, 
 
 RATTRAY, see CLERK-RATTRAY. 
 
 RAVENSCROFT, quartered by BARTLETT. 
 
 RAW (H. Coll.). Argent, gutt^-de-poix, two escallops 
 fessewise gules, on a chief of the last as many escallops or. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, the 
 hand proper holding an escallop, six annulets fessewise and 
 interlaced or. Motto — " Recta tene." Livery — Green with 
 green facings, drab coats. 
 
 Marie Adolphine, only daughter of Lieutenant - Colonel 
 John Holroyd Doveton, 3rd Madras Light Cavalry ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Joseph Holroyd Ratton, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Royal Garrison Artillery, born February 2, 1882 ; {2) 
 Marcus Holroyd Ratton, Gentleman, born October 15, 
 1887; (3) Wilfrid Holroyd Ratton, Gentleman, born October 
 •9, 1890; and Mary Holroyd \m. 1904, John E. F. D'Apice, 
 Lieut. R.G.A.]. Postal address— i^ Cresswell Park, Black- 
 heath, London, S.E. 
 
 Son of James Raw, b. 1820 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1845, Sarah 
 Jane, d. of Capt. John Humble, 42nd Regt. :— 
 George Henry Raw, Gentleman, b. 1853; m. 1874, Edith 
 Sarah, d. of William Garbutt Taylor, M.R.C.S. (Eng.); 
 and has surv. issue— (i) Rupert George Raw, Esq., D.S.O., 
 b. 1880 ; (2) Rowland Raw, b. 1884 ; Ivy Christian Theresa ; 
 May ; Eileen Kate Nesta ; and Naomi Joan. /?«.— Albert 
 Court, Kensington Gore, S.W. C/«*x— Constitutional, 
 Sports', Gresham, Victoria (Pietermaritzburg, Natal). 
 
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 Thk Honourabi^ PAULYN FRANCIS CUTHBERT 
 RAWDON - HASTINGS (formerly Abney - Hastings) ; 
 assumed by Royal Licence the name and arms of Rawdon- 
 Hastings in 1887 ; formerly Major 3rd Batt. Leicestershire 
 Rcgt. Born Oct. ai, 1856, being the second son of the late 
 Rt. Hon. Charles Frederick Abney- Hastings (formerly 
 Clifton), 1st Baron Donington, of Donington, co. I^icester, 
 by his wife the late Rt. Hon. Edith Maud Abney-Hastings, 
 SMO jurt Countess of Loudoun, Baroness of Loudoun, 
 Baroness Tarhnzean and Mauchline in Scotland, Baroness 
 Botreaux, Hungerford, Oe Moleyns, and Hastings in 
 England, dau. of the Most Hon. George Augustus Francis 
 Rawdon - Hastings, second Marquess of Hastings, &c. , 
 by his wife the Rt. Hon. Barbara Yelverton, suo jure 
 Baroness Grey de Ruthyn. Armorial beartoffs - Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, a maunch sable (for Hastings) ; 2 and %, 
 argent, a fesse between three pheons sable (for Rawdon), 
 impaling the arms of Grimston, namely argent, on a 
 fesse sable, three mullets of six points pierced or, in 
 the dexter chief point an ermine sp)ot. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 bull's head erased sable, armed and ducally gorged or (for 
 Hastings) ; 3. on a mural crown argent, a pheon sable 
 with a laurel branch issuant thereout proper. Motto — 
 "Trust winneth troth." Married, Dec. 20, 1881, Lady 
 Maud Grimston, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. James Walter 
 Grimston, and Earl of Verulam ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Paulyn Charles James Reginald Rawdon-Hastings, Esq., 
 h. Nov. 27, 1889 ; (2) Edward Hugh Hastings Rawdon- 
 Hastings, Gentleman, b. Aug. 31, 1895; Edith Maud; 
 Betty Frances; Flora Anne; and Isabel Jacqueline. Seat — 
 Towersey Manor, Thame Oxon. 
 
 M Lieutenant -Colonel HENRY DE COURCY 
 RAWLINS, Scottish Rifles. Bom Nov. 4, 1851, 
 being the only son of the late Henry William Rawlins, 
 Esq., J. P., Lieut. -Col. Madras Staff Corps, by his wife 
 Emma Matilda, dau. of the late Commander Thomas 
 Patton, R.N. Armoiial bearings .Sable, on a pale ar- 
 gent, between two swords points downwards proper, pom- 
 mels and hilts or, a sword point upwards of the the field, 
 on a chief indented of the second, three cross crosslets of 
 the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest —On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an arm embowed in armour, the 
 hand grasping a sword in bend point downwards proper, 
 pommel and hilt or, a like sword fesseways point to the 
 dexter, between two roses argent. MottO — " Non timidus 
 pro patria mori." Married, June 2, 1900, Rosabelle Clare, 
 dau. of Theobald Walsh of Tyrrelstone, and widow of 
 Halswell M. Kemeys-Tynte of Cefn Mably. Residences — 
 Manor House, near Taunton ; Stoke Courcy, Somerset. 
 
 RAWLINSON, quartered by ASKEW. 
 
 ABRAM CRESWICKE RAWLINSON, Gentleman. 
 Born Jan. 7, 1838, being the second but only surviving son 
 of the late Abram Lindow Rawlinson, by his wife Sarah, 
 dau. of Brooke Smith of Bristol. Armorial bearings— 
 Sable, three swords paleways, the centre one point down- 
 wards, the other two points upwards proper, pommels and 
 hilts gold, a chief nebuly or, thereon two crosses pat6e 
 gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest- On a wreath of 
 the colours, issuant from a wreath of oak a cubit arm in 
 armour, the hand in a gauntlet charged with a cross pat^e 
 gules, and grasping a sword in bend all proper, pommel 
 and hilt or. A/arried, firstly, Aug. 6, 1867, Laura Eliza- 
 beth Anne, only dau. of Rev. Arthur Farwell, Rector of 
 Stoke Fleming, Devon; by whom he had Issue— {1) Abram 
 Leonard Rawlinson, Gentleman, 6. May 20, 1868 ; (2) 
 Abram Creswicke Rawlinson, Gentleman, 6. Aug. 2X, 1869 
 id. April 4, 1870) ; Maude ; Pauline ; Violet ; Ruby ; and 
 Ivy. He married secondly, the only dau. of F. Barton. 
 Residence— 
 
 RAWLINSON (H. Coll., 1891). Sable, three swords 
 palewise, the centre one point downwards, the other two 
 points upwards proper, pommels and hilts gold, a chief 
 embattled or, thereon an Eastern crown gules. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — Issuant from an Eastern crown or, a 
 cubit arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet encircled with 
 a wreath of laurel and grasping a sword in bend all proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold. Motto — " Festina lente." 
 
 1 
 
 Sons of Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson, ist Bart., 
 
 G.C.B., M.F., Member of the Council of Sec. of State 
 
 for India, b. 1810; d. 1895; m. 1862, Louisa Caroline 
 
 Harcourt, d. of Henry Seymour of Knoyle, Wills : — 
 
 Col. Sir Henry Seymour Rawlinson, 2nd Bart. (7 Feb. 
 
 1891), C.B., 4th class Medjedieh, served in Nile Exped. 
 
 1898 and S. African War 1899-1902, present during siege of 
 
 Ladysniith, d. 1864 ; m. 1890, Meredith Sophia Frances, 
 
 only d. of Coleridge John Kennard. Res.— 21 Charles 
 
 Street, Berkeley Square, London, W. 
 
 Alfred Rawlinson, Esq., late Lieut. 17th Lancers, i. 1867; 
 m. 1890, Margarita, d. of W. B. Greenfield ; and has issu»-« 
 Alfred Frederick Rawlinson, Gentleman, d. 1900; Honoor 
 Louisa; and Irene Margarette. Res. — la Queen's Gate 
 Place, S.W. 
 
 Rawlinson (H. Coll., 1891). Same arms, but the chief ^ 
 " nebuly or, thereon two crosses pat(5e gules." Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, issuant from a wreath of oak, a cubit 
 arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet charged with a cross 
 pat^ gules and grasping a sword in bend all proper, pommel 
 and hilt or. 
 
 Son of Abram Lindon Rawlinson (eld. bro. of ist Bart.), 
 6. 1805 ; d. 187s ; m. 1832, Sarah, d. of Brooke Smith 
 of Bristol : — 
 Abram Creswicke Rawlinson, Gentleman, t. 1838 (g.v.). 
 Sons of Rev. George Rawlinson, M.A. , Canon of -I 
 Canterbury, 6. 1812; d. 1902; m. 1846, Louisa Wild- 
 man, d. of Sir Robert Alexander Chermside : — 
 Lionel Seymour Rawlinson, Gentleman, i. 1864 ; m. 1893, 
 Anna, d. of Col. Cochran of Folly Mills, Virginia, U.S.A. 
 Res.— 
 
 Charles Brooke Rawlinson, Esq., Capt. I.S.C, 6. 1866; 
 m. 1891, Wilhelmina Cruikshank, d. of David Forrester of] 
 Glasgow. Res. — 
 
 RAWSON, see TRAFFORD-RAWSON. 
 
 ARTHUR PELHAM RAWSON, Gentleman. Born 
 Oct. 2, 1849, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Arthur] 
 Rawson, by his wife Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of Castel: 
 William Clay of Liverpool. Armorial bearings— Per fesse i 
 
 wavy sable and azure, gutt6e-d'or, a quadrangular castle 
 with four towers argent, on a chief or, three ravens' heads 
 erased of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, issuant from an annulet or, a • 
 raven's head erased sable, gutt^e-d'or, holding in the beak 
 
 ra is the Military Cockade. 
 
 I 
 
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 Eato 
 
 1141 
 
 an annulet gold. 
 sidence — 
 
 Motto — " Laus virtutis actio." Re- 
 
 Annie Constance, dau. of Rev. Philip Doyne Dwyar, M.A., 
 sometime Rector of Ennis, and Canon of Killaloe; and 
 
 a Admiral Sir HARRY HOLDSWORTH RAWSON, 
 K.C.B. (1897), R.N., Commander-in-Chief on the 
 South African Station. Bo7-n Nov. 5, 1843, being the 
 second son of the late Christopher Rawson, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Surrey, late Capt. and District Paymaster of Lower Canada, 
 by his wife Ellen Frances, dau. of John Naylor Wright of 
 Liverpool and Beaumaris. Armorial beaxiugs — Per fesse 
 
 wavy sable and azure, gutt6e-d'or, a quadrangular castle 
 with four towers argent, on a chief or three ravens' heads 
 erased of the first, the escutcheon being surrounded by 
 the ribbon of the Bath, and pendent therefrom his badge 
 as a K.C.B. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, issuant from an annulet or, a raven's 
 head erased sable, gutt^e-d'or, holding in the beak an 
 annulet gold. Motto — " Laus virtutis actio." Married, 
 Oct. ig, 1871, Florence Alice Stewart, dau. of John Ralph 
 Shaw of Arrowe Park, Cheshire; and has had Issue — (i) 
 Harry Hugh Rawson, Gentleman, b. Jan. 18, d. July 21, 
 187s ; (2) Henry Christopher Shaw Rawson, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 21, 1876; (3) Hugh Wyatt Hay Rawson, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. II, 1887; Alice Evelyn; and Muriel Edith 
 Florence (d. 1882). Postal address — United Service Club. 
 
 JOHN SELWYN RAWSON, Esquire, J. P., West 
 Riding. Born March 20, 1858, being the second son of the 
 late Frederick Edward Rawson of Thorpe, Yorks, by his 
 wife Harriet Susannah, dau. of John Priestley of Thorpe. 
 Armorial bearings — Per fesse wavy sable and azure, 
 gutt6e-d'or, a quadrangular castle with four towers argent, 
 on a chief or, three ravens' heads erased of the first. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from an annulet or, a raven's head erased 
 sable, guttfe-d'or, holding in the beak an annulet gold. 
 Motto — "Laus virtutis actio." Married, June 6, 1888, 
 
 has /rj«c—(i) Frederic Philip Selwyn Rawson, Gentleman, 
 b. March 14, 1891 ; (2) Selwyn Gerald Cayhill Rawson, b. 
 March 8, 1902 ; Constance Priestley ; and Dorothy Florence. 
 6Va^— Mill House, and The Haugh End, near Halifax, co. 
 York. 
 
 Sir RAWSON WILLIAM RAWSON, K.C.M.G., 
 C.B., formerly Governor of the Bahamas, and of the Wind- 
 ward Isles. Bortt 1812, being the eldest son of Sir William 
 Rawson, Knight Bachelor (formerly Adams), and his wife 
 Jane Eliza, dau. of Col. Rawson, M.P. Livery (dress) — 
 White, with green facings ; (undress), chocolate. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly, ist and 4th grand quarters, per fesse 
 
 sable and azure, a castle with four towers in prospective azure, 
 in base two bars wavy of the last (for Rawson) ; 2nd grand 
 quarter, quarterly i. and iiii. , the same arms of Rawson ; ii. , 
 azure, on a chevron between two mullets in chief and a ferret 
 passant in base argent, a mullet between two ferrets passant 
 gules (for Bygo) ; iii. , per pale azure and gules, three lions 
 rampant argent, a bordure gobony of the last and sable, in 
 chief a rose argent (for Herbert) ; 3rd grand quarter, per 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 iaa\B 
 
 lElea 
 
 fease azure and sable, on a pale between two mullets in chief 
 argent, a mullet between two crescents of the second (for 
 Adams). OrMtt— i. un a wreath of the colours, issuant out 
 of clouds proj)er, a cubit arm vested ajsure, cuffed gules, 
 the hand in a glove mure, holding an anchor fesseways, 
 the flukes towards the dexter or, the arm charged for dis- 
 tinction with a rose argent (for Rawson) ; a. on a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, an eagle standing the reverse 
 way and regardant towards the dexter, wings expanded 
 proper, armeid or, holding in the beak a nmllet sable, and 
 restmg the sinister claw on a crescent reversed or (for Adams). 
 Motto—" Arx et anchora mihi Deus." Married, March i, 
 1850, Marianne Sophia, dau. of the Hon. and Rfv. Henry 
 Ward of Killinchy, co. Down ; and has with other Issue — 
 
 ti) Henry Gilbert Rawson. Elsq., b. March 18, 1851 ; (a) 
 Ierl)ert Edward Rawson, Esq.. M^or R.E., b. Sept. 3. 
 183a ; (3) Wlilliam Stepney Rawson. Gentleman, b. Oct. 14, 
 1854 ; 4 Crosbie Hamilton Rawson. Gentleman, h. Dec. 14, 
 1857, deceased ; (5) Frederick Laurence Rawson, Gentle- 
 man, b. Iulya7. 1859; Kathleen Sophia ; and Norah Louisa, 
 twin with her sister. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM RAWSON-ACKROYD, Gentleman, 
 B.A. (Cantab.). Bom 1854, being the eldest son of John 
 Rawson of Bradford, co. York, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. 
 of William Ackroyd of Dean Grange ; assumed the name 
 of Ackroyd on intieriting this property in 1875. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine a chevron between 
 four stags' heads erased, three in chief and one in base gules 
 (for Ackroyd) ; 3 and 3 per pale azure and sable, a quad- 
 rangular castle with four towers argent, between three annu- 
 lets or (for Rawson). Mantling gules and argent ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 tilting-spears saltireways proper, the battlements of a tower 
 argent, thereon a stag's head erased gules (for Ackroyd) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an eagle's head 
 erased sable, holding in the beak an annulet or, three annu- 
 lets interlaced fesseways gold. Mottoes (above the crests) 
 — "Satis quod sufficit;" (below the arms) — "In veritate 
 victoria." Seat — Dean Grange, near Kimbolton. 
 
 RAYDEN (H. Coll.). Azure, a saltire between two 
 lymphads in pale, sails furled and flags flying, and as many 
 anchors in fesse all or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of rays of the sun. 
 the stump of a tree sprouting proper, thereon a fleur-de-lis 
 aziure. 
 
 Son of John Rayden of Oakleigh, Finsbury Park (son 
 
 of Benjamin Rayden of Deptford), b. \ d. ; 
 
 m. : — 
 
 Arthur Robinson Rayden. Esq.. J. P. Kent and Cinque 
 
 Ports, b. 1845 ; m. 1870, Emma (rf. 1898). d. of late Edward 
 
 Weatherley of Hounslow. Middx. 
 
 RAYMOND-BARKER (H. Coll.. 1789, R.L.). Azure. 
 6ve escallops in cross or. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a hawk or. perched on a 
 rook argent. Motto — " Virtus tutissima cassis." 
 
 Sons of Percy Fitzhardinge Raymond-Barker. Esq.. 
 
 J. P.. of Fairford Park. b. 1843 ; d. 1895, m. 1874, Morna 
 
 Georgina, d. of Sir Joseph Hawley. ^xt. : — 
 
 Reginald Henry Raymond-Barker. Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 
 Seat — Fairford Park, Fairford, Glos. Res. — The Ferns, 
 
 Tetbury, Glos. 
 
 Hugh William Heneage Rajmiond- Barker, Gentleman, 
 b. 1876. 
 
 JOHN RAYNER, Gentleman, Doctor of Medicine, 
 formerly Assistant-Surgeon 4th Middlesex Horse Artillery, 
 Bom May 2. 1819, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of Thomas Rayner. Livery — Black. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Azure, on a chevron or. between 
 three demi-lions rampant of the last, five cross crosslets of 
 the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion ram- 
 pant or, holding in the dexter paw a cross crosslet azure, a 
 serpent nowed proper ; with the Motto, " Facta non verba." 
 Married, firstly. June 15, 1844, Emily (who died 1866). 
 daughter of Thomas Gould ; secondly, July 2, 1869. Frances 
 Sarah (who died 1870). only child of Captain Coles. Hon- 
 ourable East India Company's Service ; and thirdly. July 3. 
 1872. Emma Katharine, daughter of the Reverend William 
 
 Hyde. Master of Arts, Rector of St. Mary Donyatt. in th. , 
 county of .Somerset. By his first marriage has Issue — John 1 
 Alexander Rayner. Gentleman. B.A. , Lond. , born August I 
 9. 1845. and four daughters ; and by his third marriage three | 
 daughters. A'i/a/w— Freehold and leasehold house-property] 
 in London. Postal address — Swaledale House. Highbury] 
 Quadrant. London. N. 
 
 READ, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 READ, see CREWE-READ. 
 
 READE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES DARBY READE, Clc 
 in Holy Orders, late Rector of Stow-Bedon, Norfolk. J.P.I 
 London and Middlesex. Bom March 16. 1820. being the ' 
 third son of the late John Reade. H.E.I.C.S. . of Hol- 
 brook, Suffolk ; by his wife, a dau. of the late Gen. Gowdie, 
 Commander-in-Chief of Madras Forces in 1810. Livetyl 
 — Green. Armorial bearings — quarterly i and 4, argentj 
 
 a saltire vair^, azure, and or, between four Cornish chough 
 proper (for Reade) ; 2 and 3 erminois, on a chevron eml 
 battled gules, three estoiles or, all within a bordurr 
 engrailed sable (for Revell). Mantling sable and argent 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon 
 between two reeds proper a Cornish chough wings elevated 
 also proper. Motto — " Cedant arma togae." Married, 
 first. 1847, Elizabeth Laurence, dau. of late John Aitken. 
 H.E.I.C.S.. of Carshalton Park, Surrey; and secondly. 
 1895. Maud, youngest dau. of George Higinbotham. late 
 Chief-Justice of Victoria; and has Issue— {\) Arthur Revell 
 
 (1^ U the Military Cockade. 
 
Bea 
 
 IRee 
 
 1 143 
 
 Reade, Esq., Major Welsh Regt., b. Dec. 4, 1855; (2 
 Edward Revell Reade, Esq., Major, Dept. Governor H.M. 
 Convict Prison, Princetown, Dartmoor, East Lancashire 
 Regt., b. July 20, 1862; and (3) Charles Revell Reade, 
 Gentleman, b. March 19, 1897; (4) Hugh Revell Reade, 
 Gentleman, b. April 2, 1901 ; (5) George Aitken Revell 
 Reade, Gentleman, b. June 29, 1904. Postal addresses — 
 83 Holland Road, Kensington, W. ; and Hill House, 
 Shotley, Ipswich. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 § JAMES COLQUHOUN REVELL READE, Esquire, 
 M.A. Christ Church, Oxon., Barrister-at-Law of the 
 Middle Temple, J. P. for cos. Suffolk and Glamorgan, 
 Lieut.-Col. Commanding 3rd Batt. Welsh Regt. 1886-96, 
 late Capt. Suffolk Yeomanry, and formerly Lieut. 14th 
 Hussars, Patron of Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk. Born May 
 13, 1840, being the eldest son of the late John Page Reade, 
 Esq., J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1865), B.A. Exeter Coll., 
 Oxford, by his first wife Helen, dau. of Sir James Col- 
 quhoun, Bart., of Colquhoun and Luss. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, argent, a saltire vair(5 azure and 
 or, between four Cornish choughs proper (for Reade) ; 
 2 and 3 erminois, on a chevron embattled gules, three 
 estoiles or, all within a bordure engrailed sable (for Revell). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a mount vert, thereon between two reeds proper a Cornish 
 chough, wings elevated, also proper. Motto — " Cedant 
 arma togae." Married, Feb. 4, 1891, Florence Sophia, 
 eldest dau. of M. Hardy Voss of De Montfort House, 
 Surrey ; and has Issue — Margaret Colquhoun. Seat — Crowe 
 Hall, Stutton, Suffolk. Town residence — 57 Cromwell 
 Road, S.W. C/k(Jj— Brooks's, New University, Ipswich. 
 
 READE (U. O. ). Azure, a pelican in her piety vulning 
 herself proper, in chief three garbs or. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert an eagle, wings expanded and inverted, holding in the 
 beak a thistle slipped all proper. Motto— "Cedant arma 
 togae." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Robert Henry Sturrock Reade, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for 
 county of city of Belfast, b. . Res. — Wilmont, 
 
 Dunmurry, co. Antrim. 
 
 READING, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 REBOW, see GURDON-REBOW. 
 
 REDLYNCH, Baron of, see ILCHESTER. 
 
 REDMAN, quartered by BUTLER. 
 
 REDMOND, quartered by ROWAN. 
 
 GABRIEL O'DONNELL FITZSIMON REDMOND, 
 Gentleman, M.R.C.P.I. Born Oct. 15. 1850, being the 
 eldest son of Henry Edward Redmond, Gentleman, formerly 
 a Lieut, in 2nd Queen's Royals or 2nd Regiment of Foot, 
 by his wife Mary O'Connell, eldest dau. of Christopher 
 FitzSimon, Esq., of Glencullen, Golden Ball, co. Dublin, 
 formerly M.P. for co. Dublin, J.P. and Clerk of the Hana- 
 per Office, /.jf^ry -Chocolate with red facings. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Gules, a castle with two towers, between 
 three woolpacks or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a beacon, fired proper, a ladder or. 
 Motto— " Pie vivere et Deum et Patriam diligere." Mar- 
 ried, firstly, Oct. 30, 1873, Catelina Netterville, third dau. 
 of Edward Netterville Barron, Esq., J.P. , of Ballynecourty 
 House. Dungarvan, co. Waterford ; and secondly, Sept. i 
 1881, Helen Josephine, eldest dau. of John Quinlan Quinlan, 
 Esq., J. P., of Cloukerdin House, co. Waterford; and has 
 Issue (by f\Tst marriage)— Mary Louisa Gabriella ; and (by 
 second marriage)— (i) Henry Edward Redmond, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 28, 1882 ; (2) John Raymond Redmond 
 Gentleman, b. June 4, 1883 ; (3) Robert FitzSimon Red- 
 mond, Gentleman, b. March 12, 1887 ; (4) Gabriel Reginald 
 Redmond, Gentleman, b. Feb. 17, 1898 ; Clarissa Ellen ; 
 Margaret Matilda ; and Helen Maria. Residence— 
 
 REDWARE, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 REDWOOD (2 June 1856). Paly of six or and er- 
 mine, a lion rampant sable, on a chief azure, an embattled 
 gateway proper, between two mullets of six points of the 
 
 first. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a rock, therefrom an eagle rising proper, charged on 
 each wing with a mullet of six points, in the beak a staff 
 raguly or. Motto — " Lumen sevimus antique." 
 
 Sons of Theophilus Redwood, Ph.D., of Boverton, 
 
 Glamorganshire, Emeritus Professor of Chemistry, b. 
 
 1806 ; d. 1892 ; m. Charlotte Elizabeth, d. of Thomas 
 
 Newborn Robert Morson : — 
 Sir Boverton Redwood, Knt. (1905), Chevalier of the 
 Order of Leopold (R.L. , 19 June 1899), a Roy. Commnr. 
 St. Louis Exhibition, Hon. D.Sc, F.R.S. (Edinburgh), 
 A.M.I.C.E., Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry, the 
 Chemical Soc. , and the Geological Soc. , b. 26 April 1846 ; 
 in. 17 April 1873, Mary Elizabeth, [d. of Frederick Letchford; 
 and has issue — Bernard Boverton Redwood, Esq. b. 21 
 Nov. 1874 ; Ethel Mary ; and Gwenifryd Gwladys. Res. — 
 Wadham Lodge, Wadham Gardens, Hampstead, London, 
 N.W. ; Crowstone, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex. Clubs — 
 Savage, Royal Thames Yacht, City of London, Automobile, 
 Constitutional, Automobile Club de France (Paris). 
 
 Robert Redwood, Gentleman. Res. — Tophill, Loughton, 
 Essex. 
 
 REED, quartered by BAKER-CRESSWELL. 
 
 Sir EDWARD JAMES REED, Knight Commander 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Fellow of 
 the Royal Society, Justice of the Peace for the county 
 of Glamorgan, and Member of Parliament for Cardiff". 
 Born September 20, 1830, being the son of John Reed 
 of Sheerness, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of J. Arney ; 
 was created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath 1868, and advanced to the rank of Knight Com- 
 mander of that Order 1880. Armorial bearings— Within 
 two pallets azure, a fleur-de-lis of the last between two roses 
 in pale gules, barbed and seeded proper, all between two 
 eagles displayed sable, the escutcheon being encircled by 
 the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 and pendent his badge as a Knight Commander. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-man in profile, 
 looking to the sinister, supporting in his dexter hand a 
 hammer resting on an anvil, and holding in the sinister 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 IRce 
 
 hand an iron ship, all proper; with the Motto. "Jucundi 
 acti labores." Married, 1851. Rosfita. eldest daughter 
 of the late Nathaniel Barnaby of Sheerness. Kesidenctt — 
 19 FitiGeorge Avenue. West Kensington. The Lodge, 
 Ascot Oficti — Broadway Chambers. Westminster, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM REEU. Gentleman. Bom 1831, being the 
 youngest son of the late Silvester Reed of the city of York, 
 by Ann, dau. of the late George Briggs of Thorner, York. 
 Annorikl boarlngs Or, five reeds leaved and Howered, 
 issuing from water in base proper, on a chief sable, a ntascle 
 twtween two roses of the held. Mantling sable and or. 
 CTMt Upon a wreath of the colours, a greyhound's head 
 erased sable, thereon a rose argent, leaved and slipped 
 proper, between two reeds as in the arms. Motto -" Esse 
 
 3uam videri." Married, i860, Mary Anne Vaughan, only 
 au. of the late Thomas Morgan of Glasbury and Marianne, 
 dau. of the late William Vaughan of Brecon ; and has Issue 
 — Leicester Morgan Reed, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; Maria Halse 
 Morgan ; Alice Morgan ; Clara Morgan ; and Ada Morgan. 
 
 REED (H. Coll.). Per pale wavy argent and sable, a 
 chevron between two crescents in chief and as many javelins 
 in saltire in b.-ise all counterchanged. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 erect, pendent from the wrist a wreath of oak, the hand 
 graspinga javelin in pale all proper, between two crescents 
 gules. Motto — " Esperance en Uieu." 
 
 Son of Joseph Reed of Sithney, Cornwall, b. ; d. 
 
 ; m. : — 
 
 Frederic Nicholas Reed, Gentleman, b, . Res. — 
 
 Streets Heath, Brookwood, Woking. 
 
 DAVID REES of Llanelly, co. Carmarthen, and of East 
 London, Cape Colony, Gentleman, J. P. for East London, 
 and twice Mayor of that town. Axmorial bearing^— Per 
 chevron or and argent, two gnus' heads erased in chief and 
 a rock in base, thereon a dragon statant, wings elevated 
 and addorsed all propwr. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-dragon wings elevated and addorsed 
 proper, holding in the dexter claw a fleur-de-lis or, and 
 supp)orting with the sinister claw an escocheon gules, 
 charged with an annulet gold. Motto — " A barcho a 
 berchir." Residences— XA^'ox^y, co. Carmarthen; East 
 London, Cape Colony. 
 
 WILLIAM REES-MOGG, Gentleman, of Cholwell 
 House, Somerset. Bom April 29, 1815, being the younger 
 son of the late Rev. John Rees-Mogg of Trowbridge, Wilts, 
 by his wife Mary, only child and heir of William Wool- 
 dridge. Armoxial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 on a fesse pean, between three ermine spots, each sur- 
 mounted by a crescent gules, a cock or (for Mogg) ; 2 and 
 3 gules, a chevron engrailed erminois, between three swans 
 argent, wings elevated or (for Rees). Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, 1. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 between two spear- heads erect sable, a cock proper (for 
 Mogg) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a swan argent, 
 wings elevated or, holding in the beak a water-lily slipf)ed 
 proper (for Rees]. Motto — ' ' Cura pii Diis sunt. " Married, 
 July 13, 1847, Ann, dau. and eventually heir of William 
 Coxeter James, Esq., of Timsbury, Somerset, J. P. and 
 D.L. for that co. ; and by her (who died Jan. 23, 1892) has' 
 Issue — (i) William Wooldridge Rees-Mogg, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 21, 1848, \tn., 1884, Emily Walcott, third dau. of Rev. 
 Henry Stiles Savory, Rector of Camely, Somerset, and has 
 issue] ; (2) Rev. Henry James Rees-Mogg, b. March 31, 
 1851 \m., 1877, Charlotte Elizabeth Sarah, eldest dau. of 
 the late Henry Newton of Mount Leinster, co. Carlow, and 
 widow of Thomas John Mitchell, Esq., Captain King's 
 Dragoon Guards, and has issue] ; (3) Leyson Rees-Mogg, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 29, 1855 \tn., 1889, Mary Swete Ad- 
 monition, second dau. of Walter Coplestone RadclifFe of 
 Warleigh, Devon, and has issue] ; (5) Charles Baker Coxeter 
 Rees-Mogg, Gentleman, b. Nov. 27, 1857, d. Aug. 5, 1888; 
 Anna Maria Elizabeth ; Catharine ; and Mary Ann. Seat 
 — Cholwell House, Temple Cloud, Bristol. 
 
 REEVE, quartered by BROOKE and KATER. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel ELLIS PHILIP FOX REEVE, 
 late Coldstream Guards, J. P. for Kesteven Div. co. Lin- 
 coln. Born Nov. 1838, being the eldest son of the late 
 Ellis Reeve, by his wife Charlotte Frances, dau. of 
 
 IRee 
 
 William Wninwright. Clubs — Carlton, United Service. 
 Amiorlal bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a chevron 
 engrailed vair6e or and azure, cotised argent, between three 
 roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper ; 2 and 3 ^\ 
 bend or and argent, two bendlets ermmes. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 head erased per fesse nebuly argent and gules, charged on 
 the neck with two mullets in pale counterchanged. Motto 
 — " Revera pro Regina." Married, 1864, Hon. Fanny 
 Dundas (</. 1892), sister of the Rt. Hon. fifth Viscount 
 Melville; and has Issue — Violet Edith [m. H. R. F. Framp- 
 ton] ; Lilian Constance ; Rosaline Emma ; and Iris Ismay 
 Charlotte. Posta/ address— Cashon Club, S.W. 
 
 M JOHN SHERARD REEVE, Esquire, Capt. late Grena- 
 O dier Guards, J. P. for Kesteven, Lincolnshire. Born 
 April 3, 1872, being the only child of the late John Reeve, 
 Esq., Lieut. -Col. late Grenadier Guards, J. P., by his wife 
 the Hon. Edith Anne, dau. of the late Rev. the Hon. Charles 
 Dundas (sister of the present Viscount Melville). Livery — 
 Drab, with green waistcoat, brass buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a chevron engrailed vair^eor 
 and azure, cotised argent, between three roses of the last, 
 barbed and seeded proper (for Reeve) ; 2. per bend or 
 and argent, two bendlets ermines (for Key) ; 3. argent, a 
 chevron gules, between three torteaux (for Shcrard) ; im- 
 paling the arms of Oldfield, namely or, on a bend invected 
 plain cottised gules, between two catherine-wlieels sable, 
 three crosses pate^ fitch^e argent. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head erased per 
 fesse nebuly argent and gules, charged on the neck with two 
 mullets in pale counterchanged. Motto — " Revera pro 
 Regina." Married, June 7, 1900, Sybil Christine, elder 
 dau. of Capt. C. Campbell Oldfield of South Warn- 
 borough Lodge, Hants ; and has Issue — Susan Edith ; and 
 Eleanor. Seat — Leadenham House, Lincoln. Clubs — 
 Guards', Carlton. 
 
 SNEVILL HENRY REEVE-KING, Esquire, J.P. 
 for CO. Lincoln, formerly Capt. 45th Regt. Bom 
 Dec. 28, 1839, being the younger son of Ellis Reeve, by his 
 wife Charlotte Frances, dau. of William Wainewright ; 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of King by 
 Royal Licence in 1896. Clubs — Army and Navy, Junior 
 United Service. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 sable, on a chevron engrailed argent, three escallops of the 
 field (for King) ; 2 and 3 gules, a chevron engrailed vair6e 
 or and azure, cotised argent, between three roses of the 
 last, barbed and seeded proper (for Reeve). Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head couf)ed sable, collared 
 or (for King) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a horse's head 
 erased per fesse nebuly argent and gules, charged on the 
 neck with two mullets in pale counterchanged (for Reeve). 
 Motto— "Virtuti fortuna cedit." 5^a/— The Hall, Ashby- 
 de-la-Launde, Lincoln. 
 
 REEVES, quartered by PORCH. 
 
 REEVES (H. Coll.). Azure, vrithin two chevronels en- 
 grailed or, between three pelicans feeding their young 
 proper, a portcullis between two crosses pat^e argent. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, an eagle wings elevated sable, each charged 
 with a cross pat^e as in the arms, the dexter claw resting on 
 a cross botonnte or. 
 
 Son of and grandson of John Frederick Reeves, 
 
 b. 1810 ; m. Miss Wilkinson : — 
 
 John Fry Reeves, Gentleman, 3. . Res. — 
 
 REEVES (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, or, on a chevron 
 
 engrailed between three escallops azure, as many eaglets 
 
 displayed of the first (Reeves) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a fesse 
 
 sable, three pheons of the first (Spaight). Mantling azure 
 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's 
 
 head erased or, collared azure. Mottoes — (Over the crest) 
 
 " Animum rege,'' (under the arms) " Virtute et fidelitate." 
 
 Son of Robert William Cary Reeves, Esq., of Bes- 
 
 borough and Burrane, J.P. and D.L. co. Clare (High 
 
 Sheriff 1869), b. 1837; d. 1901 ; m. 1866, Grace 
 
 Dorothea, d. of Col. Crofton Moore Vandeleur and 
 
 Lady Grace Vandeleur : — 
 
 William Vandeleur Reeves, Esq., J.P. co. Clare, b. 1874. 
 
 Seat — Besborough, Killimer, co. Clare, Clubs — Carlton, 
 
 New Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
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 Ygst. son of William Maunsell Reeves, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Burrane, b. 1788 ; d. 1857 ; m. 1828, Rose, d. of Rev. 
 
 Robert Conway Dobbs : — 
 
 William Maunsell Reeves, Gentleman, b. 1843; ""^^ 1876, 
 
 Letitia, d. of Gen. Thomas Armstrong Drought of Hill 
 
 House, Winchester; and has issue — (i) Robert William 
 
 Drought Reeves, Gentleman, b. 1876 [;«. 1902, Laura, d. 
 
 of Francis Pedro Fladgate'of Oporto]; (2) John Maunsell 
 
 Reeves, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; Letitia Alice ; Rose Mary ; 
 
 and Shela. Res. — Ebbisham House, Epsom, Surrey. 
 
 HENRY RUDOLPH REICHEL, Gentleman, M.A. 
 (Oxon), LL.D. (Glas.), sometime Fellow of All Souls' Coll., 
 Oxford, and Principal of the Univ. Coll. of North Wales. 
 Bom Oct. II, 1856, being the only son of the late Most Rev. 
 Charles Parsons Reichcl, D.D. , Bishop of Meath, by his 
 wife Mary Brown, dau. of Henry Joy M'Cracken of Oak- 
 lands, Ballymena, co. Antrim. Armorial bearings — Per 
 fesse sable and or, a lion rampant, langued gules, double 
 queued, holding between the paws a sickle, all counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and or. Crest— Out of a ducal 
 coronet, a demi-lion rampant, double queued, holding be- 
 tween the paws a sickle, all or. Motto— ^" Vitam impendere 
 vero." Married, Feb. i, 1894, Charity Mary, eldest dau. 
 of Henry Mulock Pilkington, K.C. , of Tore, co. West- 
 meath. Residence— V&x\x^SS.\., Bangor, N. Wales. 
 
 LUCIUS HURLOCK REICHEL, Gentleman. Born 
 July 23, 1842, being the younger son of the late Rev. Samuel 
 Rudolph Reichel, by his second wife Matilda, youngest dau. 
 of Joseph Hurlock of Oxted, Surrey. Armorial bearings 
 —Per fesse sable and or, a lion rampant, langued gules, 
 double queued, holding between the paws a sickle and 
 charged with a mullet for difference, all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet, a 
 demi-lion rampant, double queued, holding in the paws a 
 sickle all or, the coronet charged with a mullet sable for 
 difference. Motto — " Vitam impendere vero." Married, 
 June 23, 1888, Bertha Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Henry 
 Frooks EUery, of Southampton. Seat — Beara Court, 
 Black Torrington, co. Devon. 
 
 The Rev. OSWALD JOSEPH REICHEL, Cleik in 
 Holy Orders, B.C.L., M.A., and F.S.A. BornFeh. 2,1840, 
 
 youngest dau. of Joseph Hurlock of Oxted, co. Surrey. Ar- 
 morial bearings (granted by Emperor Ferdinand Sept. 9, 
 1554, con. U.O., ped. H. Coll.) — Party per fesse sable 
 and or, a lion rampant, double-queued, and holding between 
 the paws a sickle, all counterchanged, a mullet for differ- 
 ence. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet, a demi-lion rampant, 
 double -queued, holding in the paws a sickle all or, the 
 coronet charged with a mullet sable for difference. Motto 
 — " Vitam impendere vero." Married, May 25, 1887, 
 Julia Maria Harriet Louisa, dau. of Frederick Ashenden, 
 late of Brighton. Estates — Newton House, Drewsteignton ; 
 A' la Ronde House, Withycombe, Raleigh, both in the co. 
 of Devon. Postal add. — A' la Roiide, Lympston, Devon. 
 
 ARTHUR ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER REID. 
 Gentleman. Born 1856, being the ninth but fourth surviv- 
 ing son of Alexander Reid of Govan, but the second sur- 
 viving son by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of John 
 Kirkwood of Netherlield, co. Renfrew. Armorial bearings 
 
 being the elder son of the Rev. Samuel Rudolph Reichel, 
 pf Ochbrook, CO. Derby, by his second wife Matilda 
 
 —Party per chevron indented gules and or, in chief two 
 eagles displayed argent, beaked and membered of the 
 second, and in base a ship of three masts in full sail 
 proper, flagged of the first. Mantling gules, doubled or. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a demi-eagle dis- 
 played argent. Motto — " Fortitudineetlabore." Married, 
 Dec. 9, 1880, Jessie Jane, dau. of Alexander Brown of 
 Glasgow; and has /w;/e— Alexander Arthur Reid, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 25, 1886; Dora; Joan Maud; and Elizabeth 
 Kirkwood. Residence^l^edshdiVa Hall, Chester. Clubs — 
 Conservative (Liverpool), Palatine (Liverpool). 
 
 SSiR GEORGE REID, LL.D. (Aberdeen, St. Andrews, 
 and Edinburgh Univs.), A.R.S.A. 1870, and R.S.A. 
 1877, H.R.H.A. 1900 ; was President of the Royal Scottish 
 Academy 1892-1902, and a D.L. for city and co. of city 
 of Edinburgh. Born 1841, being the son of the late George 
 Reid of Aberdeen ; and was dubbed Knight Bachelor 1891. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a stag's head erased, within an 
 orle of eight cinquefoils argent. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-ostrich argent, holding 
 in the beak a sprig of laurel proper; and in an escroU above, 
 this Motto, "Labor ipse voluptas." Married, 1882, Mar- 
 garet, dau. of the late Thomas Best of Aberdeen. Res. — 
 22 Royal Tenace, Edinburgh ; St. Luke's, Aberdeen. 
 
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 SSiR JAMES REID, a Raronrt of the United King- 
 dom (1897). Knight Grand Cross of the Koyal Vic- 
 torian Order (1901), Kniglit Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Itath (Civil Division) 1895, M.D. , 
 I^L.D., M.A.. and NIastcr in Surgery, all of the University 
 of Abenlren. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of 
 London, and Fi-llow of the Royal Nledico- Chirurgical 
 Society of London, Physician in Ordinary and Resident 
 Physician to Her late Majesty Queen Victoria ; Physician in 
 Ordinary to the Prince of Wales 1899. Physician in Ordinary 
 to the King 1901, Hon. M.D. Royal University of Ireland 
 1900, Hon. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ire- 
 land 1900, Hon. LL.D. University of Glasgow 1901, Siir- 
 En Lieut. -Col. (V. I").) and Vol. Bait. Gordon Highlanders 
 ired 1898), has Red Eagle of Germany, 3rd class; Saxe 
 lestine Order of Saxe Coburg-Gotha, ist class; Royal 
 Order of Crown of Prussia, and class. Bom Oct. a%, 1849, 
 beiagthe eldest son of the late James Reid, M.D., of Ellon, 
 Abenleenshire, by Beatrice his wife, dau. of the late John 
 Peter of Canterland, Kincardineshire. Livety — E>ark blue 
 with gold facings. Armorial bearings —Azure, a stag's 
 
 lssue—St\\\t Reid, Gentleman, b. June 30, 1873 ; Mary 
 Caroline [»». , 1808, Charles Pretvman Haves]; Violet [«., 
 1896, Harold Muir Evans. M.D.l; Caroline Nevile; 
 Margaret Nevile [»i., 1899, Major C. W. Napier-Clavering]; 
 
 head erased or, between two torches inflamed proper. 
 Above the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge 
 of Ulster as a baronet and encircled by the ribbon and 
 motto of the Royal Victorian Order and pendent therefrom 
 his badges as a G.C.V.O. and K.C. B. (Civil), is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree. Mantling azure, doubled or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a pelican in her nest 
 feeding her young proper. MottO— " Nihil amanti durum." 
 Snppoiters (granted by Royal Warrant to descend with 
 the Baronetcy) — On either side a royal stag or, gorged 
 with a chain proper, suspended therefrom an escutcheon 
 azure charged with a representation of the Imperial crown 
 also proper. Married, Nov. 28, 1899, the Hon. Susan 
 Baring, late Maid of Honour to H.M. Queen Victoria, 
 youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. Edward Charles, ist Lord 
 Ravelstoke ; and has Issue — (i) Edward James Reid, Esq. 
 (to whom His Majesty the King stood sponsor in person), 
 b. April ao, 1901 ; (a) John Peter Lome Reid, Esq., b, 
 1903 ; and Margaret Cecilia. Postal addresses — 72 Gros- 
 venor Street, London, W. ; The Chestnuts, Ellon, Aber- 
 deenshire. 
 
 NEVILE REID of Shandwick, Ross and Cromarty, 
 Gentleman. Bom 1839, being the only sur. son of the late 
 Nevile Reid of Runnymede, Berks, by his wife the Hon. 
 Caroline Napier, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Francis, 8th Lord 
 Napier. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, an 
 eagle displayed sable, beaked and membered gules, on the 
 breast an escutcheon of the first, charged witn a bordure en- 
 grailed of the third ; 2 and 3, gules, three lions rampant 
 argent, a bordure engrailed parted per pale or and azure. 
 Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest— Upon a wreath 
 of his liveries, a cubit arm issuing out of clouds, holding 
 the Holy Bible expanded all proper, leaved or. Motto — 
 " Pro veritate." Married, 1866, Caroline, elder dau. of 
 Rev. Henry Vigne, Vicar of Sunbury-on-Thames ; and has 
 
 and Elsie Lilias. Seat — Shandwick, Ross and Cromarty. 
 Residence — The Oaks, Hanworth, Middlesex. 
 
 The Reverend JOHN EDWARD REID-CUDDON, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Ashow, co. Warwick, 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
 M.A., Worcester College, Oxford, only son of the late 
 Reverend John Reid, Master of Arts, of Tregony-Pomeroy, 
 
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 Rector of St. James's, Tregony, and Vicar of Cuby, in the 
 county of Cornwall, by his wife Fanny, eldest daughter of 
 William George Porter of the Manor House, Fletton, in 
 the county of Huntingdon ; and assumed by Royal License 
 in the year 1893 the additional surname and arms of 
 Cuddon, as being the representative of the ancient Suffolk 
 family of Cuddon of Shaddingfield Hall. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a 
 chevron gules, on a chief azure, three bezants (for Cuddon) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, an eagle displayed sable, charged on each 
 wing with a tower or, and between four saltires couped in 
 cross gules (for Reid) ; and for his Crests, t. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed.the hand 
 supporting a crossbow in pale, all proper, with an arrow 
 therein ready to fly gules (for Cuddon) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, between four roses gules, two on either side, 
 a tower argent (for Reid) ; with the MottO, ' ' Fortiter et 
 suaviter." Postal address — The Rectory, Ashow, near 
 Kenilworth, Warwickshire. 
 
 SSiR JOSEPH RENALS, ist Baronet, a Member of 
 the Commission of Lieutenancy and Justice of the 
 Peace for the city of London, and an Alderman of that city, 
 High Sheriff 1892-3, and Lord Mayor 1894-5, Hon. Col. 
 4th Vol. Batn. Roy. W. Surrey Regt. Botn 1843. being 
 the son of William Renals of Nottingham, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Joshua Burton of Nottingham. Club — 
 Reform. Armorial bearings — Per pale gules and sable, on 
 a fesse nebuly argent, between in chief two lozenges and in 
 base as many fleurs-de-lis or, a fasces fesseways proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a rock a fox regardant supporting 
 with its dexter foot a fasces erect proper, and charged on 
 the shoulder with a lozenge or. Motto — " Cavcndo tutus." 
 Married, 1870, Marie, dau. of Alfred Wilson of Notting- 
 ham ; and has Issue — (i) James Herbert, Esq., b. 1870; (2) 
 John Burton, Esq., b. 1872; (3) Alfred William, Esq., b. 
 x^Tj. Postal adderss — The Poplars, Bickley, Kent. 
 
 FRANCIS SHUTTLEWORTH RENDALL, formerly 
 Lieut. Derbyshire Yeo. Cav. Born 1852, being the youngest 
 son of the late Edward Anthony Holden, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. , of Aston Hall, co. Derby, by Susan Drummond, only 
 dau. of the late George Moore, Esq., of Appleby Hall, co. 
 Leicester, and of Bentley, co. Warwick ; assumed his 
 present name and arms by Royal License on his marriage, 
 when his wife inherited the estate of the late Charles E. 
 Rendall. Armorial bearings —Quarterly i and 4, gules, on 
 a cross cotised flory or, a horse-shoe between four mullets 
 pierced of the first, and (for distinction) a cross crosslet in 
 canton of the second (for Rendall) ; 2 and 3 sable, a fesse 
 engrailed erminois, between two chevrons ermine (for 
 Holden). Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an antelope's head couped or, 
 gorged with a collar gemel, holding in the mouth a horse- 
 shoe, and charged (for distinction) with a cross crosslet all 
 gules (for Rendall) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a heathcock rising sable, winged or. Married, 
 1877, Rachel Frances, dau. of John Pinckney of Great 
 Durnford, Wilts ; and has Issue — A dau. Seat — Brigmer- 
 ton House, near Amesbury. 
 
 Sir ALEXANDER MEADOWS RENDEL, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian 
 Empire, Master of Arts. Born 1829, being the son of 
 fames Meadows Rendel, Fellow of the Royal Society, by his 
 wife Katharine Jane, daughter of W. J. Harris of Ply- 
 mouth ; created Knight Commander of the Most Eminent 
 Order of the Indian Empire, 1887. Clubs — Athenaeum, 
 Garrick, National Liberal. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Per fesse nebuly sable and argent, a pale, 
 three denii-lions erased, two and one, and as many slaves 
 raguly, one and two, all counterchanged ; the escutcheon 
 being surrounded by the ribbon of the Most Eminent Order 
 of the Indian Empire, and pendent his badge as a Knight 
 Commander. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 rock proper, a staff raguly fesseways vert, thereon a wolf 
 passant azure, collared argent, supporting with the dexter 
 foreleg a flagstaff' proper, therefrom flowing a banner sable, 
 charged with a demi-lion as in the arms ; with the Motto, 
 " Lahore et consilio." Married, 1853, daughter of Captain 
 
 W. Robson, Royal Navy, Governor of New Zealand. 
 Postal addresses — 44 Lancaster Gate, W. ; 8 Great George 
 Street, Westminster. 
 
 The Right Honourable STUART RENDEL, Baron 
 Rendel of Hatchlands, in the county of Surrey, in the 
 Peerage of the United Kingdom, Member of Parliament 
 for the county of Montgomery 1880- 1894, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Oxford. Born July 2, 1834, being the 
 third son of the late James Meadows Rendel, Fellow of 
 the Royal Society. Creation— March 30, 1894. Clubs — 
 Athenaeum, Garrick. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms: Per fesse nebuly sable and argent a pale, three 
 
 demi-lions erased two and one, and as many staves raguly 
 one and two all counterchanged. .'\bove the escutcheon 
 is placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a rock proper, a staff raguly fesseways vert, 
 thereon a wolf passant azure, collared argent, supporting 
 with the dexter foreleg a flagstaff" proper therefrom flowing 
 a banner sable, charged with a demi-lion as in the arms. 
 Supporters — On either side a wolf azure, collared argent, 
 on the shoulder a plae charged with a demi-lion erased 
 sable and holding in the mouth a staff raguly also argent. 
 Motto — "Lahore et consilio." Married, 1857, Ellen, 
 daughter of William Egerton Hubbard of Leonardslee, 
 Horsham, brother of first Baron Addington. Country 
 residence — Hatchlands, in the county of Surrey. Town 
 residence — 23 Princes Gardens, S.W. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY RENNY, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings— Per pale gules and ermine, two wings conjoined 
 in leur counterchanged, two thistles leaved and slipped in 
 
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 chief proper, all within n bordure nebuly per pale also 
 counterchanRcd. Mantling giiles and argent. Crert 
 On n wreath of the colours, i&suant from clouds, a cubit 
 arm erect proper, holding a balance or, between two wings 
 gules, each charged with a thistle, leaved and slipped, also 
 or. Motto " kecte faciendo." /fesideMce D'lcu Isl Cnax 
 Abbey, l.«ek, StafTordshire. 
 
 The Hon. Sir ARTHUR RENWICK. Km.. M.L.C., 
 J. P.. F.R.C.S.E.. RA. (Sidney), M.D. (Edinburgh), of 
 Clarendon House. Elizabeth. Born May jo. 1837. being 
 the eldest son of George Renwick. Esq., J. P.. of Argjrle 
 Terrace, Pitt Street, Redfern, Sydney, by his wife Christina 
 Conde. C/</*— Athenieum. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 a saltire couped, between two mullets of six points in pale 
 and as many stags' heads erased in fesse, all or. Man t lin g 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a stag's head erased proper, between the attires a saltire 
 or, three estoiles of the last. Married, March a6, 1868, 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. John Saunders, and his wife Eliza- 
 beth Willox ; by whom he has Issue — (i) Arthur Renwick, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. i, 1869; (a) Herbert John Renwick, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 11, 1873 ; (3) Howard Russell Montagu 
 Somers Renwick, Gentleman, b. Feb. 25, 1876; (4) George 
 Gordon Conde Renwick, Gentleman, b. July 31. 1881 ; (5) 
 Charles Saunders Renwick, Gentleman, b. Aug. 23, 1883 ; 
 (6) Neville Renwick, Gentleman, b. April 15, 1886; Eliza- 
 beth Christina Mary, d. unmarried, Jan. 1894 ; and Evelyn 
 Mabel Willox. Kesidences — Clarendon House, Elizabeth 
 Street, Hyde Park, Sydney ; and Abhotsford, Paramatta 
 River. 
 
 REPINGTON, see A'CGURT-REPINGTON. 
 RERESBY, quartered by SITWELL. 
 
 REVELL, quartered by READE, 
 
 REWSE. see SMITH-REWSE. 
 
 REYNARDSON, see BIRCH-REYNARDSON. 
 
 REYNELL. Argent, masonry sable, a chief indented of 
 the last. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a fox p>assant or. Motto — ' ' Mums abeneus 
 esto." 
 
 Only son of John Reynell, Esq.. J. P., b. 1809; m. 
 
 Mary. d. of Francis Lucas of co. Armagh, Ireland : — 
 Walter Reynell, Esq., J. P. in South Australia, b. 1846; 
 
 m. 1877. Emily, d. of William Bakewell. Crown Solicitor^ 
 and has issue— (i) Carew Reynell, Gentleman, b. 1883J 
 (a) Walter Rupert Reynell, Gentleman, b. 1885; Lenoreg 
 Emily Lucy; and Gladys. Seal — Ogwell. Post. add.~ 
 Reynella, South Australia. Club — Adelaide Club (Adc 
 laide. S.A.). 
 
 REYNELL (U.O.). Argent, masonry sable, a chie 
 indented of the last. Mantling sable and argent. Cre8t->| 
 On a wreath of the colours, a fox passant or. Mottoc 
 " Murus oeneus esto," " Indubitata rides." 
 
 Sons of Richard Winter Reynell, Esq.. J. P.. of Killy 
 non. b. 1804 ; d. 1887; m. 1830. Frances Alexandrina,j 
 d. of James Sanderson, Esq., D.L., of Clover Hill, 
 Cavan : — 
 
 Richard Reynell, Esq.. J. P., b. 1831 ; m. 187J. Louis 
 Anna (d. 1881), d. of Rev. Thomas Smyth of Coole. ce 
 Westmeath ; and has issue — Richard Reynell, Gentleman,| 
 b. 1879; and Louisa Anna. Seat — Killynon. Killucan. co 
 Westmeath. 
 
 Rev. William Alexander Reynell, b. 1836. Res. 
 aa Eccles Street. Dublin. 
 
 ARTHUR DENIS HENRY HEBER REYNELI 
 PACK, Elsquire, J. P. for Northampton, late Lieut. 
 Northampton and Rutland Militia. Bom Oct. 22, ifi 
 being the only son of the late Arthur John Reynell-Pack 
 Esq., J. P., Lieut. -Col. 7th Fusiliers, C. B. , and Knight 
 the Legion of Honour, by his wife Frederica KatherineJ 
 second dau. of Col. the Hon. Henry Hely Hutchinson 
 Weston, Towcester, co. Nortliampton. Clubs — CarltonJ 
 Royal Yacht Squadron. Armorial bearings — Quar^ 
 terly, sable and erminois ; in the ist quarter a sword it 
 bend sinister argent, pommel and hilt or, encircled by 
 wreath of the last ; in the 4th, a cinquefoil of the third 
 Pendent from a crimson ribtion, bordered blue, in th 
 centre chief, a representation of the golden cross and clasf 
 presented to Major-Gen. Pack by H.M. George III., 
 testimony of his royal approbation of the signal valour dis 
 played by the said Major-Gen. Pack in divers actions wit^ 
 the enemy in the Peninsula of Spain. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mural crown 
 argent, issuing therefrom a lion's head gules, gorged with 1 
 wreath or. Motto — "Fidus confido." Afar/iVrf, March 8,| 
 1894, Florence, widow of Sir Henry Wrixon-Beecher, Bart.^ 
 of Castle Hyde and Ballygiblin, co. Cork, and dau. of the 
 late J. Walker of The Priory, Bath. 5<ra/— Netherto 
 House, Newton Abbot, S. Devon. 
 
 REYNOLDS, quartered by MORETON and PEY^ 
 TON. 
 
 REYNOLDS (U.O.). Per chevron or and vert, a lioij 
 rampant ermine between in chief two oak-leaves and iij 
 base an escallop counterchanged. Mantling vert and orj 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on the stump of 
 oak-tree sprouting an eagle close, gorged witli a wreath 
 oak leaves all proper. Motto — "Vita vis victoria." 
 
 Son of James Reynolds, b. 1821 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1854,1 
 Margaret, d. of Robert Walker: — 
 
 William Fleck Reynolds, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; ;«. 1880J 
 Margaret, d. of John Johnston ; and has surv. issue- 
 Marsjaret. Post. add. — Roseraount, Andersonstown 
 Belfast. 
 
 SSiR ALFRED JAMES REYNOLDS, Knight, J.P. fd 
 the COS. of London, Middlesex, and Hertford, Sher" 
 of the City of London 1903-4, one of H.M.'s Lieut _ 
 of the City of London, Knighted 1903, Officer of the 
 Order of the Crown of Italy, Visiting Justice of H.M. 
 Prisons, Holloway and Brixton. Born Oct. 23, 1850, 
 being the fifth son of William and Emlyn Bedlake Reynolds 
 of Highgate. Clubs — Junior Carlton, and Bath. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, a rose gules, barbed vert seeded of the 
 first, between three escutcheons azure, each charged with a 
 cross crosslet also or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e or, a talbot passant sable, langued gules, with the 
 dexter paw resting on a rose of the first. Motto — " Quod 
 verum tutum." Married, August 24, 1876, Emily Mar- 
 
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 garet, eldest dau. of the late Alexander Boyd, Esq., J. P. 
 
 for the CO. of Waterford ; and has Issue— {1) Alfred 
 Howard Reynolds, Esq., Lieut. Roval Welch Fusiliers 
 (23rd Regt.), b. Nov. 16, 1877 (d. No\. i, 1904, at Meerut, 
 India); {2) Alan Boyd Reynolds, Esq., Lieut. 12th Royal 
 
 Lancers, b. March 12, 1879; (3) Gerald Nairne Reynolds, 
 Esq., Lieut. 21st (Empress of India) Lancers, b. Nov. 10, 
 1880; (4) Guy Franklin Reynolds, Esq., b. Jan. 19, 1886; 
 and Emlyn Margaret. Residence — Digswell, Welwyn, 
 Herts. 
 
 WALTER REYNOLDS, Esquire, J. P. for Middlesex, 
 London, and Herts. Born 1846, being the third son of 
 William Reynolds of Highgate and his wife Emlyn Bedlake. 
 
 Armorial bearings— Or, a rose gules, barbed vert, seeded 
 of the first, between three escutcheons azure, each charged 
 with a cross crosslet or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On 
 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 and erect or, a talbot passant sable, langued gules, the dexter 
 foreleg resting on a rose of the first. Motto—' ' Quod varum 
 tutum." Married, 1869, Kate, third dau. of William Red- 
 ford Harris, Esq., J. P., of Windsor. Residence— \ia.\^\is- 
 wick, St. Albans, Herts. C/«iJj— Constitutional, Bath. 
 
 RHINER- WARING (H. Coll., 14 July 1904). Vert, a 
 peacock in his pride between three estoiles or. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, three 
 
 peacock's feathers proper between two wings or. Motto — 
 ' ' Wehr Hagen." Livery — Green, dark green velvet facings, 
 gilt buttons. 
 
 Son of Julius Wehrhagen, and his wife Maria Dorothea, 
 
 d. of Johann Gottlieb Borgwardt : — 
 David Henry Rhiner- Waring, Gentleman, b. 1847 ; m. 
 1869, Ida Nicoline Friederike Louise, d. of Johann George 
 Gottlieb Hundesser ; and has issue — (i) Richard Rhiner- 
 Waring, Gentleman, b. 1870 ; {2) Rhiner Rhiner- Waring, 
 Gentleman, b. 1875. Seat — Bedfont House, East Bed- 
 font, Middlesex. 
 
 RHODES, quartered by DARWIN. 
 
 M LEWIS JOHN ROBERTS RIALL, Esq., D.L., 
 W High Sheriff 1889, J. P. cos. Dublin and Wicklow, 
 late Capt. 15th Regt. Born Jan. 15, 1838, being the eldest 
 son of the late Phineas Riall, Esq., of Old Conna Hill, J. P. 
 and D.L. for Dublin, and J. P. for Wicklow, High Sheriff 
 for CO. Dublin 1863, by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of John 
 Roe of Rockwell, co. Tipperary. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend engrailed azure, be- 
 tween an eagle displayed in chief and an escallop in base 
 gules, a pile issuing from the dexter of the first (for Riall) ; 
 2 and 3 ermine, a mullet gules between three crows close 
 sable, each holding in its beak an ear of wheat proper (for 
 Roberts). Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased or, 
 charged with an escallop gules, in the mouth a trefoil vert. 
 Motto — " Duw au fendith yw fy ngwenwth." Married, 
 Feb. 16, 1871, Elizabeth Sophia, eldest dau. of Capt. David 
 Beatty of Healthfield, co. Wexford ; and has Issue— 0\\s& 
 Mary ; Violet Maud ; and Elizabeth Rose. Seat — Old 
 Conna Hill, Bray. C7«3— Kiklare Street (Dublin). 
 
 S WILLIAM ARTHUR RIALL, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 Born April 20, 1850, being the only son of the late 
 Samuel Riall, Esq., of Annerville, J. P., by his wife Maria, 
 widow of Thomas Quin of Redmondstown, and only dau. 
 
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 of George Baker of Cahir. Armorial bearing^— Argent, 
 on a bend engrailed azure, U-twccii an eagle displayed in 
 chief and an escallop in Uis»> Knli'!>. a pile issuing from the 
 dfxter of the first. Mantling azure and argent ; and for 
 his OtMt, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 or. charged with an escallop gules, holding in the mouth a 
 trefoil vert. MottO— " Re alta inodestas." iVii/— Anncr- 
 ville, Clonmel. 
 
 M.\jOR FRANCIS IGNATIUS RICARDE-SEAVER. 
 F.R.S.E., F.R.G.S.. F.G.S., A.M.I.C.E., Knight Com- 
 mander of the Royal Military Order of Christ of Portugal, 
 Knight Commander of the Royal and Distinguished Order 
 of Isabel the Catholic of Spam, and Knight Officer of the 
 Imperial Order of the Rose of Brazil, Member of the 
 Royal Institution of Great Britain, Officer of the French 
 Academy. Horn 1836, being the youngest son of the late 
 Thomas Ricarde of Hand Park, Rush. co. Dublin, by his 
 wife Anne M'Grane Seaver ; assumed the additional 
 surname of Seaver by Royal Licence dated April 21, 1881. 
 Armorial bearings— Azure, a chevron embattled between 
 
 two wreaths of oak in chief or and a pickaxe and sword 
 in base proper, surmounted by a tower or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a pickaxe erect, a Moor's head affront^e, couped 
 at the shoulders proper, the turban argent, pierced through 
 the head by a sword fesseways point to the dexter also 
 proper. Motto—" Malo mori quam fcedari." Married, 
 firstly, 1863, Juliet Heurtley of Hampton Court House, 
 Middlesex ; and has Issue — Marmaduke Francis Julian 
 Ricarde-Seaver, Gentleman. He married secondly, H.S.H. 
 the Princess Doiia Maria Louisa Christina de Looz et 
 Corswarem (d. 1880), tt^e Princess de Godoy de Bassano, 
 granddau. of H.S.H. Don Manuel de Godoy, Prince of 
 Peace, Duke de la Alendia, Grandee of Spain. He 
 married thirdly, Marie Antoinette de Villiers de la Laurencie- 
 Charras, Marquise de Charras, France. Residence— 16 
 Grafton Street, Piccadilly, W. C/k*j— Athenaeum, Con- 
 servative. 
 
 [Major Ricarde-Seaver has not as yet received any Royal 
 Licence to use kis Orders of Knighthood in this country.] 
 
 RICE, quartered by WINGFIELD. 
 RICE, see SPRING-RICE, 
 
 RICH, quartered by EDWARDES. 
 
 RICHARDS. Argent, on a fesse sable, cottised gules. 
 l)eiween two lambs passant of the second, seven lozenges 
 conjoined of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, in front of park pales proper, 
 a lamb passant sable, supporting with the dexter foot a 
 flagstaff or. therefrom fiowmg a banner argent, charged 
 with a lozenge gules. Motto — "Vis unita fortior." 
 
 Son of late Samuel More Richards of Sutton. Surrey, 
 Esq., J. P.. d. \ m. his cousin Maria, d. of Rev. 
 William Richards: — 
 Albert O. More Richards. Gentleman, i. , etlucated 
 at Charterhouse and St. John's College (Oxon.). AVv,— 
 
 Gen. SOLOMON RICHARDS. J. P. for co. Wexford, 
 and a General Bengal Staff Corps. Born 1817, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rev. Solomon Richards of Solsborougli. 
 by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Bermingham 
 Daly Henry .Sewell (senior coheir to the Barony of Allunry ). 
 Livery — Drab and scarlet. Armorial bearings— Sable, 
 a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis argent. Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head erased argent. Motto — " Honore 
 et amore." Seat — Solsborough, Enniscorthy. Clubs — E. I, 
 United Service, St. George's Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 WALTER GUYON RICHARDS. Esquire, B.A 
 B.M. (Camb.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Capt. in the Indian 
 Medical Service. Born July 10, 1869, only son of Frederick 
 William Richards. M.B., F.R.C.S., of Winchester, b. 1840; 
 d. 1870; m. 1868, Marion, d. of Rev. William Robbins, 
 M.A. (Oxon.). Armorial bearings— Ermine, a chevn 
 
 ml^^ 
 
 engrailed with plain cotises azure, and in base a hon ram- 
 pant of the second, gorged with a wreath of oak-leaves or ; 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a fleur-de-lis 
 argent, a lion rampant azure, gorged with a wreath of 
 oak-leaves, as in the arms. Motto — " Honore et amore," 
 Married, 1903, Ethel Ruth, d. of Rev, Jeremiah Chaffers- 
 Welsh ; and has Issue — Walter Frederick Richards, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1904, Postal address — 
 
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 RICHARDSON (H. Coll.). Gules, three piles argent, 
 two issuant from the chief and one in base, each charged 
 with a cross raguly of the first, on a chief of the second, 
 three lion's heads erased ermines. 
 
 Son of late Albert Joseph Richardson of Havelock 
 Park, Southsea :^ 
 Adolphus Joseph Richardson, Gentleman, MA., M.B. , 
 M.R.C.P. (Lond.), M.R.C.S, 
 
 RICHARDSON of Lambeg (U.O.). Argent, on a fesse 
 engrailed per saltire azure and gules, between in chief a 
 bull's head couped of the third and in base a galley proper, 
 four escallops two in fesse and two in pale or. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — ^On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion rampant argent, armed and langued gules, holding 
 between the paws a laurel garland proper. Motto — 
 " Virtute acquiritur honos." Livery — Light drab, blue 
 plush breeches. 
 
 Son of John Richardson of Lambeg House, b. 1833 ; 
 
 d. 1899 ; m. 1862, Emily Margaret, only d. of late Rev. 
 
 George M. Black of Stranmillis, co. Antrim : — 
 Robert Airth Richardson, Gentleman, Lieut. Warwicksh. 
 Imp. Yeom., b. 1864 ; m. 1888, Elizabeth Evelyn, eld. d. of 
 John Doherty Barbour. Esq., J. P., D.L. , of Hilden, co. 
 Antrim ; and has issue — Daphne Elizabeth Airth ; Phyllis 
 Evelyn Airth ; Marjorie Eunice Airth ; and Yvonne Patricia 
 Airth. Seats — Lambeg House, Lisburn ; "The Wolds," 
 Snitterfield, Stratford-on Avon. 
 
 Son of Jonathan Richardson, Esq., J. P., M.P., of 
 
 Lambeg House, co. Antrim, b. 1804; d. 1894; m. 
 
 1828, Margaret, d. of Alexander Airth of Craigs, co. 
 
 Dumfries : — 
 Alexander Airth Richardson, Esq., J. P. co. Antrim,^. 
 1835; m. 1863, Susan, d. of Richard Grubb of Cahir Abbey, 
 CO. Tipperary ; and has issue — (i) Alexander Monteith 
 Airth Richardson, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; (2) Jonathan 
 Oswald Richardson, Gentleman ; (3) Richard Henry 
 Richardson, Gentleman; (4) Philip Frederick Richardson, 
 Gentleman. Seats — Aberdelghy, Lambeg, Lisburn ; Bun- 
 crana Castle, co. Donegal. 
 
 RICHARDSON of Ralston (1858). Or, on a fesse azure, 
 between a bull's head couped in chief and a galley in base, 
 oars in action sable, flagged gules, a saltire couped between 
 two unicorns trippant argent. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries. 
 
 The Representatives of James Richardson of Ralston, 
 who died i860. 
 
 Richardson of Hartfield [same arms, with addition 
 (rematric. 1869) of " a bordure of the second " (i.e. azure)]. 
 Son of David Richardson, Gentleman, of Hartfield 
 and Hallhill, Renfrewshire, d. 1890; in. Agnes, d. of 
 Charles Dunlop of Carlibar, co. Renfrew: — 
 David Bruce Richardson, Gentleman, i5. 1865; m. 1894, 
 Marion Margaret Seaton, second d. of John Wilson of 
 Aucheneck, co. Stirling. Seat — Hartfield Honse, Dum- 
 barton, N.B. 
 
 Richardson of Kirn [same arms, with addition 
 (rematric. 1878) of " a bordure of the fourth "* {i.e. gules)]. 
 Son of : — 
 
 George Wood Richardson, Gentleman, of Kirn, co. 
 Argyll, b. . Res. — 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD RICHARDSON, Gentleman. 
 Born , being the fourth son of the late Thomas Richard- 
 son of CO. Durham, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. Durham 
 and the N. Riding of co. York, M.P. , by his wife Maria, 
 dau. of Richard Greenwell. Armorial bearings— Per fesse 
 azure and barry wavy of six argent and of the first, a stag 
 statant at gaze or, on a chief arched of the last, two lions 
 heads erased sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon, in front 
 of the battlements of a tower, a lion's head erased sable, 
 gorged with a collar vair. MottO — "Virtute acquiritur 
 honos." Residence — 
 
 CHARLES TRUSTED RICHARDSON, Esquire, of 
 Monkton Lodge, in the co. of Durham, J. P. Born April 
 21, 1853, being the eldest son of the late William Henry 
 
 Richardson, Esq., J. P. and County Alderman for the co. of 
 Durham, by his wife Lucy Smart, dau. of Thomas Trusted 
 of Ross, in the co. of Hereford. Armorial bearings- 
 Sable, gutt6e-d'eau, a pale ermine, charged with a lion's 
 head erased ermines, on a chief indented argent, two 
 anchors saltireways sable, between two lions' heads erased 
 ermines. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, upon the battlements of a tower or, 
 in front of an anchor in bend sinister sable, a lion's head 
 erased ermines. Motto — " Potius ingenio quam vi." Mar- 
 ried, April 8, 1892, Elizabeth Stuart Richter. 
 
 ELIZABETH HELEN RICHARDSON, Spinster, only 
 daughter of John Richardson of Ravensfell and Bromley 
 House, in the county of Kent, by his wife Ehzabeth, fourth 
 daughter of William Ridley of Felstead, in the county of 
 Essex, and sixth in descent from Christopher Richardson 
 of Lascelles Hall, Rector of Kirkheaton, both in the county 
 of York, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge. 
 Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge : Sable, two hawks 
 belled or, on a chief indented ermine, a pale ermines and 
 three lions' heads erased counterchanged. Postal address — 
 Ravensfell, Bromley, Kent. 
 
 GEORGE WOOD RICHARDSON, Gentleman. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse azure, between a bull's 
 head couped in chief and a galley oars in action in base 
 sable, flagged gules, a saltire couped between two unicorns 
 trippant argent, within a bordure of the fourth. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 unicorn's head argent, horned and maned or. Motto — 
 " Virtute acquiritur honos." 
 
 HARRY LEO SIDNEY RICHARDSON, Gentleman, 
 Doctor of Laws, Bachelor of Arts of the University of 
 Cambridge. Born February 24, 1862, being the fourth but 
 only surviving son of Albert Joseph Richardson, by his 
 wife Mary, second dau. of John Whitcher. Z-iWrv— Brown. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Gules, three piles 
 argent, two issuant from the chief and one in the base, each 
 charged with a cross raguly of the first, on a chief of the 
 second three lions' heads erased ermines.- Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, encircled 
 by an annulet or, the hand holding a sword erect, also 
 proper, transfixing a lion's head as in the arms ; with the 
 Motto, "Virtute acquiritvu" honos." Married, April 13, 
 1895, Mary, only daughter of the late Joseph Crimble ; 
 and has Issue — Leo Aylwin Richardson, Gentleman, b. 
 1902. Postal address — Warham Road, South Croydon. 
 C/wiJ— City Carlton. 
 
 HENRY RICHARDSON, Gentleman. Born , being 
 
 the second son of the late Thomas Richardson of co. Dur- 
 ham, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. Durham and the N. 
 Riding of co. York, M.P. , by his wife Maria, dau. of 
 Richard Greenwell. Armorial bearings - Per fesse azure 
 and barry wavy of six argent and of ,the first, a stag 
 statant at gaze or, on a chief arched of the last, two lions' 
 heads erased sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— 
 On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon, in front 
 of the battlements of a tower, a lion's head erased sable, 
 gorged with a collar vair. Motto— "Virtute acquiritur 
 
 honos." Married, , Margaret Harner ; and has Issue. 
 
 Residence — 
 
 JOHN RICHARDSON, Esq., J. P. for co. Antrim. 
 Born 1833, being the eldest son of Jonathan Richardson, 
 Esq., J. P., of Lambeg, by Margaret, dau. and heir of 
 Alexander Airth of Craigs, co. Dumfries. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Argent, on a fesse engrailed per saltire azure and 
 gules, between in chief a bull's head couped of the third 
 and in base a galley proper, four escallops, two in fesse and 
 two in pale or. Mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, 
 armed and langued gules, holding between the paws a 
 laurel garland proper. Motto— ' ' Virtute acquiritur honos. 
 Married, 1862, Emily Margaret, only dau. of the late Rev. 
 George M. Black of Stranmillis, co. Antrim ; and has Issue 
 —Robert Airth Richardson, Gentleman, b. 1864 [w., 1888, 
 
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 EUiabeth Exvlyn, eldest daa of John D. Barbour, Esq., of 
 Hilden, D. L. co. Anlrim], Stat— Ijitnbcg, Lisburn. 
 
 M JOHN MAUNSELL RICHARDSON. Esquire. J. P. 
 
 O and D, L. co. Lincoln, late Lieut, ist Lincolnshire L. H. 
 Vols., M.P. for Brigg Division of Lincolnshire 1894-95, 
 Board of Trade Commissioner of the River Humber Con- 
 servancy, fforit 1846, being the second son of William 
 Richardson of Limber, co. Lincoln, by his wife Mary, dau. 
 and heir of Thomas Maunsell of Limerick. /-iWry— Black, 
 with amber collars and facings. Armorial bearm^rs— Per 
 pale sable and or. a pegasus rampant between three lions' 
 heads erased all countcrchanged, impaling the arms of 
 Hare, namely gules, two bars or, and a chief indented of 
 the last. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a pegasus seiant sable, resting the dexter foot 
 
 Tipping of Ronferry, co. Fermanagh, and of Bolton-le- 
 Moors. 00. LMMister, I^rd of the Manor of Little lV)lton ; 
 and has Issue— {i) Henry Sacheverell Carleton Richardson, 
 
 on a pheon or. Motto — " Honorantes me honorabo." 
 Married, July 16, 1881, Lady Victoria Alexandrina Hare 
 (to whom Her Majesty Queen Victoria stood sponsor), dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. Sir William Hare, 2nd Earl of Listowel, 
 K.P.. and widow of the Rt. Hon. Charles Anderson- Pel- 
 ham, 3rd Earl of Yarborough ; and has /ssue— John Beres- 
 ford Cyril Richai^son, Gentleman, d. May i. 1886. Seat— 
 Edmondthorpe Hall. Oakham. Club — Carlton. 
 
 SJOHN MERVYN ARCHDALL CARLETON 
 RICHARDSON. Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Fermanagh, High Sheriff 1868, Col. (retired) 3rd Batt. 
 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, High Sheriff co. Tyrone 
 1885, and for co. Armagh 1888. Jiorn Jan. 3, 1836, being 
 the elder son of the late Henry Mervyn Richardson, Esq.. 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1834, by his wife Mary Jane, widow of 
 John Johnston of Crockna Crieve, co. Fermanagh, and 
 second dau. of Charles Ovenden, M.D., of Enniskillen, 
 and Mayfield, Sussex. Livery — Drab and scarlet. Ar- 
 morial bearingrs— Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chief 
 sable, three leopards' heads erased of the first, a crescent 
 for difference (for Richardson); 2 and 3, ermine, on a 
 bend sable, three pheons argent (for Carleton). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 an armed arm, holding in the hand a sword with 
 a bunch of thorns at the end, all proper. Motto — 
 " Pro Deo et Rege." Married, Sept. 22, 1880, Mildred 
 Harriet Gartside. third dau. of the late Gartside Gartside- 
 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 18, 1883 ; (2) Guy Carleton Richardsoa 
 Gentleman, b. May 4, 1885 ; Jane Mary ; and Mildred Cic " 
 Carleton. Seat — Rossfad, Ballinamallard, Fermanagli 
 Clubs — Constitutional, Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 
 H JOSEPH RICHARDSON, Justice of the Peace for tt 
 © North Ridingof the county of York, Justice of the Pe 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Durham, Justic 
 of the Peace and an Alderman of Stockton-on-Tees, formerl] 
 M.P. for the South- East Divison of Durham. Born Ja 
 15, 1830, being the son of the late Caleb Richardson 
 West Lodge, Sunderland, by his wife Mary, daughter of Job 
 Driver of Leeds. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal. Armo 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, guttte-d'eau, 
 pale ermine charged with a lion's head erased ermines, on 1 
 chief indented argent, two anchors in saltire sable, betwe 
 as many lions' heads erased also ermines. Up>on the escut' 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantlinj 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of th 
 colours, upon the battlements of a tower or, in front of i 
 anchor in bend sinister sable, a lion's head erased erminesj 
 with the Motto, " Potius ingenio quam vi." Married 
 firstly, 1856, Anne (who died 1866), daughter of the lab 
 Frederick Backhouse ; and secondly, 1893, Flora (d. 1897)1 
 youngest daughter of the late James Macdonald of Enne 
 dale Lodge, Birkenhead; and thirdly, 1900, Yda StancomI 
 Wills, dau. of the late George P. Stanconibe of Trowbridg 
 Wilts, and niece of Sir W. H. Wills, first Bart.. Posta 
 address — Potto Hall, Northallerton. 
 
 RALPH RICHARDSON, Esquire, H.M. Commissarjr^ 
 Clerk of the County of Edinburgh, and Probate Registrar - 
 for Scotland, Writer to the Signet, F.R.S.E., F..S.A. Scot., 
 Hon. Secy. Royal Scottish Geographical Society. Born i845> 
 being the eldest son of James Richardson and Alison, dau. 
 of Adam Black, Lord Provost of and M.P. for the City of 
 Edinburgh (and nephew and heir of the laie Ralph Richard- 
 son). Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse engrailed azure, 
 between a bull's tiead couped in chief and a galley oars in 
 saltire in base sable, two fleurs-de-lis argent, all within a 
 bordure gules, charged with eight bezants. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 dexter arm in armour, the hand grasping a broadsword 
 erect in pale proper. Motto — "Virtute acquiritur honos." 
 Married, 1879, Melville Elizabeth, dau. of Deputy-Surgeon- 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Plate XL. 
 
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 D?3:r<ei:<ei3r2 
 
 ■pCiHisBev 
 
 5nX-(lT-JFL12R 
 
General Andrew Fleming, M. D. , Indian Army. Residences— 
 lo Magdala Place, Edinburgh ; Ballendrick, Bridge of Earn, 
 
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 N.B. Clubs — United Service Club (Edinburgh), Royal 
 Societies' Club (London), Royal Golf (Perth). 
 
 SSiR THOMAS RICHARDSON, Knight Bachelor, J. P. 
 and D. L. for co. Durham, and J. P. for Borough of 
 
 Hartlepool, Mayor of Hartlepool 1886-88, and County 
 Councillor for Durham 1888-94, B.A. (Camb.), and M.P. 
 for Hartlepool 1895-1900. Born Dec. 28, 1846, being the 
 eldest son of the late Thomas Richardson of co. Durham, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. Durham and the N. Riding of 
 CO. York, M. I'. , by his wife Maria, dau. of Richard Green- 
 well. Armorial bearings -Per fesse azure and barry wavy 
 of six argent and of the first, a stag statant at gaze or, on 
 a chief arched of the last, two lions' heads erased sable. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon, in front of the battlements 
 of a tower, a lion's head erased sable, gorged with a collar 
 vair. Motto -" Virtute acquiritur honos." Married, A^rW 
 1879, Anna Constance, dau. of the Rev. John Cooke Faber, 
 Rector of Chickdale, Wilts; and has Issue— \i) Thomas 
 Richardson, Esq., b. Jan. 17, 1880; (2) John Stanley 
 Richardson, Esq., b. June 29, 1883; (3) Ernest Benbow 
 Richardson, Esq., b. March 25, 1885; (4) Arthur Doug- 
 las Richardson, Esq., b. Aug. i, 1886; (5) Leonard Faber 
 Richardson, Esq., h. June 5, 1889; (6) Roland Charles 
 Richardson, Esq., b. June 2, 1891 ; (7) Raymond de Dibon 
 Richardson, Esq., b. Feb. 21, 1898; Alice Constance; and 
 Evelyn Gladys. 5sa^— Kirklevington Grange, Yarm, York- 
 shire. C/tt(J- Reform. 
 
 THOMAS SHEPHERD RICHARDSON, Gentleman. 
 Born Aug. 17, 1823, being the only son of James Richard- 
 son of Kensington, by Susanna, dau. of Thomas Shepherd. 
 Livery— 'DsltV green. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a 
 bend invected between two fleeces argent, a garb between 
 two roses gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, issuant from a 
 wreath of oak proper a cubit arm erect also proper, grasping 
 a hammer sable. Married, March 20, 1849, Mary, dau. 
 of John Purdue; and has Issue — (i) Herbert Richardson, 
 Gentleman, b. March 12, 1853 ; (2) Alan Richardson, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 4, 1854 ; and Edith. Estate and 
 postal address — Hilder's Court, Chiddingly {via Hawk- 
 hurst), Sussex. Clubs — Reform, Baldwin, Gresham. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN RICHARDSON, Gentleman. Born 
 
 , being the third son of the late Thomas Richardson 
 
 of CO. Durham, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. Durham and 
 the N. Riding of co. York, M.P. , by his wife Maria, dau. 
 of Richard Greenwell. Armorial bearings — Per fesse 
 .azure and barry wavy of six argent and of the first, a stag 
 statant at gaze or, on a chief arched of the last, two lions' 
 heads erased sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon, in front 
 of the battlements of a tower, a lion's head erased sable, 
 gorged with a collar vair. Motto — "Virtute acquiritur 
 honos. ' ' Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM RIDLEY RICHARDSON, Gentleman, 
 M.A. of the University of Cambridge, sometime Lieut. 
 Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers. Born Oct. 29, 1856, 
 being the only surviving son of the late John Richardson, for- 
 merly of Ravensfell and Bromley House, in the co. of Kent 
 [who was the third son of Thomas Richardson of Denmark 
 Hill, London, and of Lascelles Hall, in the county of 
 York], by his wife Elizabeth, fourth daughter of William 
 Ridley of Felsted, in the county of Essex, and is sixth 
 in legitimate male descent from Christopher Richardson of 
 Lascelles Hall, and Rector of Kirk Heaton, both in the 
 county of York, Master of Arts of the University of Cam- 
 bridge. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, 
 two hawks belled or, on a chief indented ermine, a pale 
 ermines and three lions' heads erased counterchanged, 
 impaling the arms of Tweedy, namely, quarterly i and 
 4, argent, a saltire engrailed between two escallops in 
 fesse gules, on a chief azure an escallop of the field 
 (for Tweedy) ; 2 and 3, gules, on a bend flory and 
 counterflory between two increscents argent, three lions' 
 heads erased sable (for Fellowes). Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a mount vert and in front of a tilting- 
 spear fesseways, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, encircled by an annulet or, the hand grasping 
 a sword by the blade in bend sinister also proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold, pendent from the wrist by a riband 
 gules, an escutcheon argent, charged with a hawk likewise 
 proper; with the MottO, "Ben ti voglio." Married, 
 April 29, 1886, Elizabeth Harriott, youngest daughter of 
 
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 th« tatc John Newman Tweedy of Montagu Square, and 
 Widmure House, Hrcuilcy, in the county of Kent ; and has 
 ItsM* — (i) Hugh Ijiscelles Richardson, Gentleman, l)orn 
 January 24, 1887 ; (a) Christopher Ri<lley Richardson, 
 Gentleman, bom December 5, 1893; (3) William Arthur 
 
 by Royal Licence the additional name and arms of Richard- 
 son) ; and secondly, the Earl of Castle Stuart [to whom 
 
 Ingham Richardson, Gentleman, born July 5, 1895; Enid 
 Dorothea Hilda ; Violet Tweedy Turpin ; and Frances 
 Ruth Ferrand. Estates — Bromley House and Ravensfell 
 (Bromley), Lascelles, Shortlands, Kent. Postal address — 
 Ravensfell, Bromley, Kent. 
 
 SThe Late WILLIAM STEWART RICHARDSON- 
 BRADY, Esquire, Major ist Life Guards; wounded 
 at Waterloo, and had medals for Peninsula and Waterloo. 
 Bom Jan. i, 1791, being the only surviving son and repre- 
 sentative of the family of Capt. William Richardson (who 
 was severely wounded at the battle of Bunker's Hill), by his 
 wife Isabella, dau. and coheiress of Patrick Brady of 
 Clonervy Castle, co. Cavan. Major Richardson - Brady 
 assumed the latter name and the arms of Brady, by Royal 
 Licence, in 1841, and died June 12, 1864. Livery — Pale 
 drab and yellow. Armorial bearings (of Brady) — Argent, 
 a dexter cubit arm in pale apaum^e proper, vested gules, 
 and in chief a mullet sable. n^ffit-llTig gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cherub's head and 
 neck proper, between two wings or. Motto — " Claritate 
 dextra " (for arms of Richardson refer to entry under Castle 
 Stuart). Married, April 4, 1826, Caroline La Vicount, 
 dau. of the Hon. John La Vicount of the Island of Antigua ; 
 and had surviving /w«*— Caroline Isabella (rf. at Torquay 
 1847); and Augusta La Vicount \in., firstly. Major Hugh 
 Massy, 85th Regt. (who d.s.p., when his widow assumed 
 
 refer], who has also assumed the additional name and arn 
 of Richardson.] Estates — Manor Richardson; Dru 
 
 Manor, Cookstown, co. Tyrone, Ireland. Club — Junior 
 United Service. 
 
 RICHMOND HERALD, see ATHILL. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM BLAKE RICHMOND, Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Hon. Order of the Bath, R.A., Hon. 
 M.A., and D.C.L. Oxon., formerly Slade Professor of Fine 
 Art at Oxford, J.P. for Middlesex, F.S.A., a Fellow of So. 
 
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 of Artists, and an Hon. Fellow of Roy. So. of British Archi- 
 tects. Born 1842, being the son of the late George Rich- 
 mond, Esq., R.A., D.C.L. , LL.D. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, two fleurs-de-lis in pale between as many pallets 
 argent. Mantling' azure and argent. Crest — On a wreatli 
 of the colours, a demi-lion argent, gorged with a collar and 
 chain refle.xed over the back azure, the collar charged with 
 two annulets or, holding between the paws encircled by a 
 chaplet of oak an escocheon azure, thereon a fleur-de-lis 
 argent. Motto — " Ancora imparo " (these words were 
 written by Michael Angelo below a drawing of himself by 
 himself at the age of ninety). Married, 1867, Clara Jane, 
 dau. of William Richards of Ely Rise, Llandaff, Cardiff. 
 Residence — Beavor Lodge, Beavor Lane, Hammersmith, W. 
 Clubs — Savile, Athenaeum. 
 
 HUBERT EDWARD RICHMOND -GALE- BRAD - 
 DYLL, Gentleman. Born 1861, being the eldest son ot 
 Edward Sothern Richmond - Gale - Braddyll, by his wife 
 Anna Cecilia, dau. of Edward Willis of Cleevemount, 
 CO. Gloucester. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent a cross lozengy vert, over all a bend com pony 
 ermine and azure (for Braddyll) ; 2. argent, on a fesse 
 azure, between three saltires of the last, an anchor between 
 two lions' heads erased or for Gale) ; 3. two bars gemels 
 and a chief or (for Richmond). Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a badger passant 
 or (for Braddyll) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's 
 head couped argent, armed and crined or, charged with 
 two pallets azure, over all an anchor or (for Gale) ; 3. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-catamountain guardant 
 proper, spotted argent, holding in the paws an esquire's 
 helmet also proper, garnished or (for Richmond). MottO 
 — "Cognoies toy mesne." Married, 1884, Mary, only dau. 
 of H. M. Lennard of Leven House, Yorks. ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Hubert Stanley Richmond-Gale-Braddyll, Gentleman, 
 b. 1886 ; (2) Edward Richmond-Gale-Braddyll, Gentleman ; 
 and Mary Aline Seat — East Court, Oxton, Cheshire. 
 
 ARTHUR WALTER RICKARDS, Esquire, B.A. 
 Oxford. Born Oct. 21, 1875, being the second but only 
 surviving son of the late Walter Rickards, M.D. , of 8 Caven- 
 dish Place, London, and Eleanor, eldest dau. and co- 
 
 heiress of Samuel Rickards of Shalimar, Acton. Livery — 
 Drab, claret collar (undress). Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, gules, three garbs bendways or, between two 
 
 bendlets argent, all between as many lozenges vair (for 
 Rickards) ; 2 and 3, the same arms of Rickards (granted 
 1834). Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a tower, and thereon a talbot couchant all 
 proper, the tower charged with three annulets interlaced 
 gules. Motto — " Vigilanti salus." Married, Nov. 29, 
 1900, Emma Catharine, eldest dau. of J. S. Burra, Esq., 
 J. P., M.A., of Bockhanger, Kennington, Kent (q.v.); and 
 has Issue — Walter James Rickards, Gentleman, b. July 2, 
 1902. Residence — Faxsondigt Farm, Udimore, Sussex. 
 Club—BdiXh. 
 
 RICKETTS, quartered by TEMPEST and AUBREY. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM RODNEY RICKETTS, 
 
 Esquire, late of the Scots Guards. Born September 27, 
 1857, being the eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Corn- 
 wallis Ricketts, second Baronet, by his second wife Caroline 
 Augusta, commonly known as Lady Caroline Augusta, 
 fourth daughter of the Most Noble Sir Henry Pelham- 
 Clinton, fourth Duke of Newcastle, Knight of the Most 
 Noble Order of the Garter. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron azure between three 
 roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, two swords in 
 saltire, the dexter surmounted of the sinister also proper, 
 pommels and hilts gold, the points passing through a chaplet 
 of laurel of the last, a chief of the second, thereon a naval 
 crown between two anchors erect or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, out of a naval crown or, an 
 arm embowed, habited azure, charged with two roses argent, 
 the hand grasping a scimitar proper, pommel and hilt gold, 
 the arm surmounting an anchor in bend sinister sable ; and 
 for his Motto, " Prend moi tel que je suis." Married, 
 May 29, 1879, Alice Eve Grace, daughter of Charles Fox 
 Webster; and has Issiie — (i) Claude Albert Frederick 
 Ricketts, Gentleman ; (2) Godfrey Cornwallis Ricketts, 
 Gentleman ; and Beatrice Kathleen Alice. 
 
 HENRY WYNDHAM RICKETTS, Gentleman, of 
 German Cottage, Wimbledon, late of Her Majesty's 56th 
 Regiment. Born June 25, 1849, being the youngest son of 
 the late Colonel St. Vincent William Ricketts of the Royal 
 Scots Greys, by his wife Georgina Mary, daughter of Hon. 
 Augustus Fitzhardinge Berkeley of the loth Hussars. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms ; Argent, on a chevron 
 azure between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, 
 two swords in saltire, the dexter surmounted of the sinister 
 also proper, pommels and hilts gold, the points passing 
 through a chaplet of laurel of the last, a chief of the second, 
 thereon a naval crown between two anchors erect or ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, out of a naval 
 crown or, an arm embowed, habited azure, charged with 
 two roses argent, the hand grasping a scimitar proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold, the arm surmounting an anchor 
 in bend sinister sable; with the Motto, "Prend moi tel 
 que je suis." Married, January 15, 1880, Georgina Kil- 
 derbee, daughter of Sir William Carter Hoffmeister, Sur- 
 geon to Her Majesty the Queen, of Clifton House, Cowes, 
 in the Isle of Wight ; and has Issue — Wyndham Fitz- 
 hardinge Dashwood Ricketts, Gentleman, born September 
 30, 1880. 
 
 The Reverend RICHARD ERNEST RICKETTS, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Trinity Coll., Oxford. Born 
 May 28, 1856, being the elder son of the late Simpson 
 Hicks Ricketts, Esquire, Commander in the Royal Navy, 
 by his wife Emma Gertrude, youngest daughter of W. G. 
 Pigou, 2nd Dragoon Guards. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a chevron azure between three roses gules, barbed and 
 seeded proper, two swords in saltire, the dexter surmounted 
 of the sinister also proper, pommels and hilts gold, the 
 points passing through a chaplet of laurel of the last, a chief 
 of the second, thereon a naval crown between two anchors 
 erect or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 naval crown or, an arm embowed, habited azure, charged 
 with two roses argent, the hand grasping a scimitar proper, 
 pommel and hilt gold, the arm surmounting an anchor in 
 bend sinister sable. Motto — " Prend moi tel que je suis." 
 Married, Oct. 25, 1884, Mabel Rose, dau. of Major Arthur 
 Wellesley Williams, loth Hussars; and has Issue — Clement 
 Mallory Ricketts, Gentleman, b. Aug. 19, 1885; and Violet 
 Mabel. Postal address — Crambe Vicarage, Kirkham 
 Abbey, York. 
 
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 The Rkvkhknd ST. VINCENT FITZHARDINOB 
 LENNOX RlCKETrS, Clerk in Holy Orders, ol Fklr- 
 holm, Bourneinoiith. Muster of Arts of the University of Ox- 
 ford. Hom March 24. 1843. iK-ing the eldest son of the laic 
 Colonel St. Vincent William Kicketts, of the Scots Greys, 
 by his wife Georgina Mary, daughter of Augustus Fiti- 
 hardinee Berkeley of the loth Hussars. Armorial bear- 
 ings— He bears for Amu : Argent, on a chevron azure 
 between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, two 
 swords in saltire, the dexter surmounted of the sinister also 
 proper, pommels and hilts gold, the points passing through 
 a chaplet of laurel of the last, a chief of the second, thereon 
 a naval crown between two anchors erect or ; and for his 
 OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, out of a naval crown 
 or, an arm embowed, habited azure, charged with two roses 
 argent, the hand grasping a scimitar proper, pommel and 
 hill gold, the arm surmounting an .tnchor in bend sinister 
 sable ; with the HottO, " Prend moi lei que je suis." 
 Married, September 11, 1869, Susan Arabella Henrietta, 
 only surviving daughter of Vicc-Admiral William Henry 
 Jervis; and has Issue — Susan Hotham [married. May 8, 
 1894, Commander Ricketls [to whom refer] ; Dorothea 
 Jervis; and Kathleen Berkeley. Postal addtess — Fair- 
 holme, Bournemouth. 
 
 ©WILLIAM RICKETTS, Esquire, Commander in 
 the Royal Navy. Bom October 14, 1857, being the 
 younger son of the late Simpson Hicks Ricketls, Esquire, 
 Commander in the Royal Navy, by his wife Emma Gertrude, 
 youngest daughter of W. G. Pigou. C///^j— Naval and 
 Military ; Royal Naval (Portsmouth). Armorial bearlnfifs 
 — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron azure between 
 three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, two swords in 
 saltire, the dexter surmounted of the sinister also proper, 
 pommels and hilts gold, the points passing through a chaplet 
 of laurel of the last, a chief of the second, thereon a naval 
 crown between two anchors erect or, and impaling the same 
 arms of Ricketls ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a naval crown or, an arm embowed, habited 
 azure, charged with two roses argent, the hand grasping a 
 scimitar proper, pommel and hill gold, the arm surmounting 
 an anchor in bend sinister sable ; with the HottO, " Prend 
 moi tel que je suis." Married, May 8, 1894, Susan Hotham, 
 eldest daughter of the Reverend St. Vincent Hardinge 
 Lennox Ricketts [to whom refer]. 
 
 RIDDELL (matric. L.O., Nov. 1904). Argent, two 
 chevronels gules, between two ears of rye slipped and leaved 
 
 Son of Alexander Oliver Riddell, Civil Engineer, 
 
 Edinburgh, b. ; d. ; m. Eliza, d. of Patrick 
 
 Wood, Merchant, Lcith : — 
 
 Sir Alexander Oliver Riddell, Knl. Bachelor (1904), J. P. 
 
 CO. Midlothian, D. L. city of Edinburgh, a mcmlnr of the 
 
 Royal Company of Archers, ^. 1844 ; «<. . A'«.— Craig- 
 
 locicart, Midlothian, N.B. 
 
 THOMAS ALEXANDER RIDDELL - CARRE. 
 Esquire, J. P. for co. Roxburgh, late Lieut -Col. 3rd Ban, 
 Royal Scots Fusiliers, formerly in E.I.C.S. Horn Sept. 
 1831, l)cing the only son of the late William Riddcll-Carre 
 (who assumed the additional surname and arms of Carre), 
 by his wife Elizabeth Riddell, dau. of Lieut. -Col. Ivachlan 
 MacLachlan, loth Regt. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, gules, on a chevron argent, three mullets of the 
 field within a bordure chequy of the second and first 
 (for Carre) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron gules, bclwcpn 
 three ears of rye, slipped and bladed proper (for Riddell). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests i. on a wreath of 
 his liveries, a stag's head erased proper, with ten tynes or 
 (for Carre) ; 2. on a wreath of his liveries, a demi-grey- 
 hound proper (for Riddell). Mottoes — " Tout droit,'" and 
 " Hope to share." Married, Aug. 1865, Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Alfred Thomas P'ellows of Beeslon House, co. Nottingham ; 
 and has /«««— (i) Ralph Gervase Riddell-Carrc, Esq.,*. 
 Dec. II, 1868 (Capt. 3rd Ball. Royal Scots Fusiliers); 
 Elizabeth Olive Geva, d. unmarried 1896 ; and Grizel Geva, 
 Residence — Cavers Carre, Lilliesleaf, co. Roxburgh. 
 
 JOSEPH RIDGWAY, Esq., J. P. for the cos. of Lan- 
 caster and Kent (High Sheriff 1869). Born 1820, being 
 the eldest son of the late Thomas Ridgway of Wallsuchcs, 
 by Anne, dau. of Henry Stanley Gill of Ormskirk ; s. i839^^b 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, two wings conjoined in lun^Hj 
 and elevated sable between three peacocks' heads eraseti^^K 
 one in chief and two in base proper, each gorged with a 
 collar gemel or. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a palm-ire 
 a camel couchant proper, bridled gules, burdened on eithfl 
 side with a bale also proper, and gorged with a colM^ 
 gemel or. Married, ist, 1843, Selina Harriet, dau. of Si^ 
 Francis Hastings Doyle, ist Bart. ; 2nd, 1865, the Hon. 
 Georgiana Clementina [sister of Charles, nth Lord Colvilk 
 (she died 1871)] ; and has Issue by the former — Cicely Ma' 
 guerite Wilhelmina \rn., 1867, John Stewart Gathor 
 Hardy, Esq., commonly called Lord Medway. Seats-^ 
 Wallsuches, Bolton ; Branfold, Staplehurst. 
 
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 proper in chief and a sphinx azure in base, a bordure of 
 the second. Blantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On 
 
 a wreath of his liveries, a demi -greyhound proper. Motto 
 
 " Row and retake." 
 
 The Honourable Sir EDWARD RIDLEY, Bar. 
 Inner Temple 1868, Q.C. 1892; sat as M.P. for Northum- 
 berland 1878-80 ; appointed an Official Referee of High 
 Court of Judicature 1886, and a Judge of the High Court 
 of Justice 1897. Bom Aug. 20, 1843, being the son of Sir 
 Matthew White-Ridley, 4th Bart. , by his wife Cecilia Anne, 
 dau. of ist Baron Wensleydale. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, gules, on a chevron between three 
 falcons argent, as many pellets (for Ridley) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 three cocks' heads erased sable, combed and wattled proper 
 (for White) ; impaling the arms of Bromley- Davenport, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chevron between 
 three cross crosslets fitch^e sable, a rose of the field (for 
 Davenport) ; 2 and 3, quarterly per fesse indented gules 
 and or, an inescutcheon argent charged with a griflfin seg- 
 reant vert, all within a bordure gobony argent and azure, 
 and for distinction a canton ermine. Mantling gules antJ 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a bull passant, 
 the tail turned over the back gules. Motto — ' ' Constan 
 fidei." Married, 1882, Alice, dau. of the late Col. Willia 
 Bromley- Da venf)ort, M.P. for Capsethorne, Cheshin 
 Residence — i,Z Lennox Gardens, S.W. Chambers — \ 
 Royal Courts of Justice, W.C. Clubs— OxioxA and Can 
 bridge, Carlton, Athenaeum. 
 
 5 The Right Hon. Sir MATTHEW WHIT! 
 RIDLEY. 2nd VISCOUNT RIDLEY (1901) 
 Baron Wensleydale of Blagdon and Blyth, Northumh 
 land (1901), 6th Baronet (May 6, 1756). Chairman 
 Quarter Sessions for Northumberland. Born 1874, teing 
 the son of Sir Matthew White Ridley, ist Viscount 
 Ridley, by his wife Hon. Mary Georgiana, eldest dau. of 
 Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks, Lord Tweedmouth. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a chevron 
 between three falcons argent, as many pellets (for Ridley) ; 
 
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 2. argent, three cocks' heads erased sable, combed and 
 wattled proper (for While; 3. gules, on a pale engraikd 
 between two pallets, three stags' heads caboshed of the 
 field, attired or (for Parke) ; impaling the arms of Marjori- 
 banks, argent, on a chief gules, a cushion between two 
 spur-rowels of the field ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bull passant gules. 
 Motto— " Constans fidei." Supporters— On either side a 
 bull gules, gorged with a collar gemel, and charged on the 
 shoulder with three mullets pierced two and one. Seai — 
 Blagdon, Cramlington, Northumberland. Town residence 
 — 10 Carlton House Terrace, S.W. 
 
 THOMAS RIDLEY, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law of 
 Gray's Inn. Born 1813. Armorial bearings Paly of six 
 azure and sable, on a chevron between two falcons in chief 
 and a greyhound current in base argent, a falcon also close 
 proper between two pellets. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an oak 
 tree sprouting proper, a greyhound current argent, charged 
 upon the body with two pellets, gorged with a collar and 
 pendent therefrom a cross pat6e both sable. Motto ~ 
 " Constantia et prudentia." Married, and has with other 
 
 Issue — Louis C. Ridley, Gentleman, d. ■ /Residence — 
 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
 
 RIDWARE, see GROSVENOR. 
 
 Thk Right Honourable Sir JOHN RIGBY, Knight 
 Bachelor, P.C. (B.A., Second Wrangler, and Smith's 
 Prizeman 1856, M.A. 1859), Fellow of Trinity Coll., 
 Cambs. , Bar. Lincoln's Inn i860, a Q.C. 1881 and a 
 Bencher 1884; was Junior Counsel to Treasury 1875-81, 
 Solicitor-General 1892-94, and Attorney-General 1894, since 
 when he has been a Lord Justice of Appeal ; Knt. 1892, 
 P.C. 1894; sat as M.P. for N. or Wisbeach Div. of Cambs. 
 1885 to 1886, and for Forfarshire 1892 to 1894. Born 
 1834, being the son of the late Thomas Rigby of Halton, 
 Cheshire, by Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Kendal. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale argent and or, a cross flory sable 
 charged with three mullets of six points in pale of the 
 second, two Haunches of the third, each charged with a 
 mullet of six points also of the second. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, three 
 mullets of six points in fesse sable, thereon a goat's head 
 erased or, collared also sable. Motto — "Esse quam 
 videri." ^Residences — Carlyle House, 16 Chelsea Embank- 
 ment, S.W. ; East Glenturret, Crieff, N.B. Chambers— 
 353 Royal Courts of Justice, W.C. Clubs — Oxford and 
 Cambridge, Reform, National Liberal, Athenaeum. 
 
 GIBSON SAGAR RIGG, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, gutt^e-de-poix, on a chevron between two 
 hearts in chief gules and a rose in base of the last, three 
 annulets or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a heart gules, sur- 
 mounted by a rose or, all within a chain in arch of the 
 last. Motto — ' ' Virtute et labore. ' ' Postal address — Motley 
 Bank, Bowdon, Cheshire. 
 
 WILLIAM ROBINSON RIGG, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, gutt6e-de-poix, 
 on a chevron between two hearts in chief gules and a rose 
 in base of the last, three annulets or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a heart gules, surmounted by a rose or, all within a chain 
 in arch of the last; with the Motto, "Virtute et labore." 
 Postal address — Turton Towers, Turton, Lancashire. 
 
 S HAMLET RILEY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for 
 Cumberland, High Sheriff 1901, Captain Westmor- 
 land and Cumberland Yeomanry. Bo7-n Jan. 29, 1851, 
 being the third but second surviving son of the late 
 James Riley of Brearley House, Yorks. , and his wife 
 Sarah, dau. of John Crossley of Hebden Bridge. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, on a chevron between in chief two crosses 
 pat^e fitch^e azure and in base, on waves of the sea, a ship 
 in full sail proper, three bees volant of the field ; and im- 
 paling the arms of Lewthwaite, namely ermine, a cross flory 
 azure, fretty or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dragon's head couped sable. 
 
 bezant^e, and in front thereof an anchor entwined with a 
 cable fesseways or. MottO — " Sans Dieu rien." Married^ 
 April 25, 1878, Anne, elder dau. of the late William 
 
 Lewthwaite of Broadgate, Cumberland ; and has Issue — 
 Hamlet Lewthwaite Riley, Gentleman, b. Oct. 20, 1882; 
 and Ethel Mary. Seat — Ennim, Penrith. Club — Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 JAMES JULIAN ALLAN RILEY, Esquire, J, P. for 
 W. Riding of co. of Yorkshire. Born 1864, being the third 
 son of the late Thomas Riley, Esq., J. P., of Ewood Hall, 
 by his wife Esther, eldest dau. of James Fawcett of Green- 
 field, Mytholmroyd. Armorial bearings — Or, on a chev- 
 ron between in chief two crosses pat6e fitch(5e azure and in 
 base, on waves of the sea, a ship in full sail proper, three 
 bees volant of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a dragon's head coupetl sable, 
 bezant^e, and in front thereof an anchor entwined with a 
 cable fes.seways or. Motto — "Sans Dieu rien." Seat — 
 Ewood Hall, Mytholmroyd, Yorks. 
 
 SJOHN RILEY. Esquire, M.A., D.L., J. P., and C.C. 
 of Hereford, High Sheriff 1898. Born Nov. 4, 1848, 
 being the second but eldest surviving son of the late James 
 Riley of Brearley House, Yorks., and his wife Sarah, dau. 
 of John Crossley of Hebden Bridge. Livery — Blue. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Or, on a chevron, between in chief two 
 crosses patte fitch^e azure and in base, on waves of the 
 sea, a ship in full sail proper, three bees volant of the field. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dragon's head couped sable, bezant^e, and in front thereof 
 an anchor entwined with a cable fesseways or. Motto — 
 " Sans Dieu rien." Married, July 10, 1872, Lucy Martin, 
 second dau. of the late John Arrow; and has Issue — (i) 
 Launcelot John Cockcroft Riley, Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 
 1875 ; (2) Oswald Charles Hamlet Rilev, Gentleman, b. July 
 9, 1878 ; (3) yElfric James Athelstan Riley, b. Oct. 8, 1885 ; 
 Lucy Guion ; Hilda Mary ; Edith Elaine ; Agnes Dorothy ; 
 Aldwyth Muriel Cockcroft ; Margery Joan ; Elfrida Gwen- 
 doline ; and Ursula Veronica Hopton. Seats — Putley 
 Court, Ledbury, Herefordshire; and Brearley House, 
 Luddenden Foot, via Manchester. 
 
 SJOHN ATHELSTAN LAURIE RILEY, Esquire, 
 late Capt. ist Cornwall Vol. Artillery. Borti Aug. 10, 
 1858, being the only son of the late John Riley, Gentleman, 
 Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Mary Margaret Elizabeth, 
 eldest dau of the late John Laurie of London, M.P. Livery 
 — Blue with yellow facings, brass buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Or, on a chevron between two crosses pat6e fitch^e in 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 chi«f azure, and in base, on waves of the sen, a ship in full 
 sail proper, three bees volant of the field, imp.-iling the arms 
 of Nlolesworth, namely gules, iin inescutchcon vair within an 
 orle of eight cross cro&sTots or. Crwt -On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dragon's head couped s.il>le, Ix^zant^, and in 
 front thereof an anchor entwined with a cable fesseways or. 
 
 5P[R0iHrfST15-nETyfl'5ltyilO' 
 
 Motto — "Sjjero infestis metuo secundis." Married, April 
 30, 1887, Andalusia Louisa Charlotte Georgina, commonly 
 known as the Honourable Andalusia Louisa Charlotte 
 Georgina, eldest daughter of the Right Honourable and 
 Reverend Samuel Molesworth, eighth Viscount Moles- 
 worth ; and has Issue — (i) Laurence Athelstan Molesworth 
 Riley, Gentleman, b. April 10, 1888; (2) Christopher 
 John Molesworth Riley, Gentleman, b. Feb. 20, 1894 ; 
 (3) Hubert Cecil C^iarles Riley, Gentleman, b. Sept. 19, 
 1896; (4) John Harold Douglas Riley, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 30, 1897 ; and Morwenna Mary Andalusia. Postal addresses 
 — 2 Kensington Court, W. ; and St. Petroc Minor, St. Issey, 
 Cornwall. Clubs — Junior Carlton, United University. 
 
 RILEY (H. Coll.). Paly wavy of six ermine and azure, 
 a stag statant at gaze in base proper, in chief two cross 
 crosslets or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, a stag at gaze 
 or, charged on the body with two pales wavy azure and 
 supporting with the dexter foreleg a tilting-spear in bend 
 proper. Motto — "Quo fas et gloria ducunt." 
 
 Son of Benjamin Farquhar Riley of Coventry, b. 1839; 
 d. 1894; m. : — 
 
 Capt. Rupert Farquhar Riley, D.S.O. (1900), Yorks. 
 L.L ; served with Tirah Exped. Force 1897-8 (medal 
 with clasp) ; in S. African War 1899-1900, actions at 
 Belmont, Enslin, Modder River, Magersfontein, Driefon- 
 tein, Houtnek, Vet River, Zand River, Johannesburg, 
 Pretoria, Diamond Hill (despatches, medal), b. 1873 ; m. 
 1903, Violet Louise, d. of late Ernest St. G. Cobbold of 
 Ipswich. Res. — " Holmleigh," Paignton, Devon, 
 
 RILEY (H. Coll.). Or, on a chevron between in chief 
 two crosses patte fitch^e azure and in base on waves of the 
 sea a ship in full sail proper, three bees volant of the field. 
 
 Mantling azure and or. OtMt — On a wreath of tfa 
 colours, a dragon's head couped sable, bexant^e, and 
 front thereof an anchor entwined with a cable fesseways i 
 Motto — "Sans Dieu rien." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Riley, Esq., J. P., of Ewood Ha 
 
 Yorks. , b. ; d. ; m. , Esther, eld. d. i 
 
 James Fawcett of Greenfield, Mytholmroyd: — 
 
 Thomas Riley, Gentleman, b. . Post. add. — E« 
 
 Hall, Mytholmroyd, Yorks. 
 
 Herbert Riley, Gentleman, b. ; is m. Post, add.- 
 
 Ewood Hall, Mytholmroyd, Yorks. 
 
 James Julian Allan Riley, Esq., J. P. West Riding Yorks.^ 
 b. 1864. AVa/— Ewood Hall, Mytholmroyd, Yorks. 
 
 RILLESTON, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 HENRY RIMINGTON-WILSON, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple. Born March a; 
 1854, being the second son of the late James Wilson Rii 
 ington- Wilson, Est]., of Broomhead Hall and Newsi 
 Hall, J. P. for W.R. York, Lord of the Manor of Bolster, 
 stone (by Royal Licence, dated July 24, 1840, he and his 
 issue were authorised to assume the name of Wilson in 
 addition to and after that of Rimington, and to bear tlic 
 arms of Wilson), by his wife Jane, dau. of Robert Wallas 
 of Madeira. Armorial bjarijagB— Sable, a wolf salient, 
 in chief three estoiles or (for Wilson). Married, March 2. 
 1897, Ethel Mary, second dau. of the Hon, Henry Edmund 
 Butler of Eaglehall and Nidd Hall, co. York, J. P. and 
 D.L., by Mary Eleanor his wife, youngest dau. of St. John 
 Chiverton Charlton of Apsley Castle, co. Salop. 
 
 REGINALD HENRY RIMINGTON RIMINGTO 
 WILSON, Esquire, J.P, for West Riding co. York, Lord 
 the Manors of Bolsterstone and Hemsworth, co. York, for- 
 merly Lieut. Inniskilling Dragoons. Born November 3, 
 1852, being the eldest son of the late James Wilson Riming- 
 ton-Wilson, Esquire, of Broomhead Hall and Newstead 
 Hall, J.P. for W.R. York, Lord of the Manor of BolsK 
 stone (by Royal Licence dated July 24, 1840, he and 
 issue were authorised to assume the name of Wilson, 
 addition to and after that of Rimington, and to bear the 
 arms of Wilson), by his wife Jane, dau. of Robt. Wallas of 
 Madeira. Armorial bearingB — Sable, a wolf salient, inchie] 
 
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 three estoiles or (for- Wilson). Motto — " Factis non verbis." 
 Seats — Broomhead Hall and Newstead Hall, co. York. 
 
 RINSY, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 RISSELEY. quartered by DE TRAFFORD. 
 
 RITCHIE, quartered by COOPER and WALLACE. 
 
 DANIEL NORMAN RITCHIE, Gentleman, of The 
 Holmes, St. Boswells, second son of the late 
 ?lltf"ffl!l> Daniel Ritchie of Blackwood, Penshurst, 
 Ji\lVVlJlv Victoria. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Vert, on a chevron invected, between 
 two lions' heads erased in chief or, and a ram's head 
 caboshed in base proper, horned of the second, a crescent 
 of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 
 Ifl the Military Cockade. 
 
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 befitting his degree, with a mantling vert, doubled or ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a cubit arm 
 and hand proper, holding a cross fleury or ; with the Motto, 
 
 " Ostendo non ostento." Postal address — The Holmes, 
 St. Boswells, N.B. Town address — 28 Wellington Court, 
 Knightsbridge. 
 
 JAMES RITCHIE, Esquire, Justice of the Peace. 
 Born June 8, 1858, being the eldest son of the late Simon 
 
 yellow facings. Armorial bearing:s — He bears for Arms : 
 Vert, a chevron engrailed between two lions' heads erased 
 in chief or, and a ram's head caboshed in base proper, 
 horned of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert doubled 
 or ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a cubit 
 arm and hand proper, holding a cross fleury or ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, "Ostendo non ostento." 
 Estate — Blyth, New Zealand. Postal address — 14 Sussex 
 Gardens, Hyde Park, London, W. 
 
 JANE RITCHIE, Widow, daughter of James Sanderson 
 of the county of Peebles. Livery — Green, with yellow 
 facings. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge : Vert, a 
 chevron engrailed between two lions' heads erased in chief 
 or, and a ram's head caboshed in base proper, horned of 
 the second. Married, June 26, 1857, Simon Ritchie, who 
 died September 4, 1886. Of the above marriage there is 
 Issue — (i) lames Ritchie, Esquire [to whom refer]; (2) 
 Hugo Ritchie, diea unmarried ; (3) Arthur Ritchie, Lientie- 
 man. Lieutenant ist Battalion of the Cameronians (Scottish 
 Rifles), born December 13, 1868 ; (4) Blyth Ritchie, Gentle- 
 man, 3rd Battalion Royal Irish Rifles ; Mary Agnes ; Lily ; 
 and Alice. Estate — Woodhouse, Victoria, Australia. Postal 
 address — 14 Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, London, W. 
 
 ROBERT BLACKWOOD RITCHIE, Gentleman, of 
 Blackwood, Penshurst, Victoria, eldest son of the late 
 Daniel Ritchie of Blackwood. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Vert, a chevron invected, between two 
 lions' heads erased in chief or, and a ram's head caboshed 
 in base proper, horned of the second. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a cubit arm and hand proper, holding a 
 cross fleury or; with the Motto, "Ostendo non ostento." 
 Postal address — Blackwood, Penshurst, Victoria. 
 
 SUTRICK ALEXANDER RITSON, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. , and Alderman for the co. of Durham 
 High Sheriff 1899-1900), J. P. for the city and co. of New- 
 
 Ritchie, by his wife Jane [to whom refer], daughter of James 
 Sanderson of the county of Peebles. Liverv — Green, with 
 
 castle-on -Tyne. Armorial bearings — Sable, a falcon close 
 and belled, and in chief two lions' heads erased all argent. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 colours, tasuant from the battlements of a tower or, a lion's 
 head sable, in front thereof a hawk's lurr fesseways also or. 
 Motto — "Virtute ac(|uiriiur hoiios." Rfsidtnces — i Jes- 
 n>ond Gardens, Newcastle-on- Tyne ; Calf Hall, Muggles- 
 wick Park, co. Durham. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 RIVERSDALE, quartered by ALCOCK STAWELL- 
 RIVERSUALE. 
 
 Sir JAMES HENRY SPROULE RIVETT-CARNAC, 
 Baronet, of l>crby and of Warlwrne, co. Hampshire (March 
 13, 1836). //«r« June 37, 1846, being the eldest son of the 
 late Sir John Rivett-Carnac, snd Itart., J. P., D. L., and 
 M.P., by his wife Anne Jane, only chilil of Samuel Sproule, 
 M. D. , E. I.e. S. Medical Staff. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly argent and azure, two swords in saltire proper, be- 
 tween three mullets, one in chief and two in fesse, and a 
 crescent in base counterchanged ; the escutcheon charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Great — On a wreath of the colours, a sword 
 erect, pommel and hilt or, issuant from a crescent ermine, 
 the internal |)art gules. Mottoes — " Sic itur ad astra," 
 " Holdfiist." Married, Aug. 1870, Mary Jcannie, dau. of 
 Mr. Ambrose Henderson of Bodmin, co. Cornwall ; and 
 has Isfue — Claud Jame> Rivelt-Carnac, Esq., b. Dec. 21, 
 1877; Beatrice Hilda Sproule \m., April 28, 1900, Dr. 
 Harry Percival Foulerton, youngest son of late Capt. Alex- 
 ander Foulerton, Indian Navy]; and Muriel Edith Frances. 
 Kesidtnce — 39 Ovington Square, S.W. 
 
 SJOHN HENRY RIVETT-CARNAC, Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Em- 
 pire (1878), V.D., F.S.A., Knight Grand Commander of 
 the Order of Francis Joseph of Austria, and of the North 
 Star of Sweden (but has as yet obtained no Royal Licence 
 to wear these Orders in England), Fellow of the University 
 of Bombay, the Royal Academy of Sweden, Royal Society 
 of Northern Antiquaries of Denmark, and Hon. Fellow of 
 many Foreign Antiquarian Societies, Hon. Col. Ghazipur 
 
 Light Horse and Rifle Volunteers, Aide-de-Camp to Her 
 late Majesty Queen Victoria (1891), and to the King (1901). 
 Born Sept. 16, 1839, being the second son of the late Ad- 
 miral J. Rivett-Carnac, R.N. (son of James Rivett, who 
 assumed by Royal Sign-Manual in 1801 the additional name 
 and the arms of Carnac under the will of General Carnac, 
 M.P. , who had married his sister, the dau. of Thomas 
 Revett, Esq., M.P., and High Sheriff Derbyshire, of the 
 ancient Suffolk family. Livery — Dark blue and yellow. 
 
 Armorial bearings (of Carnac) — Quarterly argent und 
 azure, two swords in saltire proper, between three nuillcts, 
 one in chief and two in fesse, and a crescent in Ijaw coun- 
 terchanged, inip.iling the arms of Dur.ind, namely nzurc, 
 five fusils conjoined in fesse within a Ixsrdure or, on a chief 
 embattled of the last a jiair of manacles of the first. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a sword erect proper, issuing from a crescent ermine, the 
 inner part gules. Motto— " Sic itur ad astra." [Arm^ are 
 quartered, and a second crest is borne, for Rivett, but the 
 arms and crest 0/ Carnac alone mere exemplified at the time 
 of their assumption , and the Rivett descent has not yet been 
 officially recorded.] Married, Dec. 28, 1868, Annie Marion, 
 dau. of Gen. Sir Henry Marion Durand, K. C.S.I. , (.H., 
 R. E. Residences — 40 Green Street, Park Lane ; Schloss 
 Wildeck, Aargau, Switzerland, 6'///*— United Service. 
 
 CHARLES ROBERT RIVINGTON, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county 
 of Westmorland. Born December 7, 1846, beinj; the 
 fifth son of Charles Rivinglon of London, by his wife 
 Emily, daughter of William Chadwell .Mylni! of Great 
 Amwell, in the county of Hertford. Armorial bearings- 
 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, a boar's head couped sable, 
 pierced by a sword paleways point downwards proper, 
 pommel and hilt or, in chief two falcons close proper, belled 
 gold ; and for his Crest, on a crown vallery or, a mount vert, 
 thereon a falcon cksse as in the arms, holding in the beak a 
 hawk's lure reflexed over the back azure ; with the MottO, 
 " Deum timete et Regem favete." Married, firstly, August 
 12, 1869, Fanny Anne (who died 1875), daughter of Duncan 
 Campbell of Adpar, in the county of Cardigan ; and secondly, 
 October 12, 1881, Amy, daughter of William Chippindale 
 of Dulwich, in the county of Surrey; and has Issue— 
 (i) Robert Campbell Rivington, Gentleman, born July 11, 
 1870; (2) Gerald Chippindale Rivington, Gentleman, born 
 December 13, 1893 ; (3) John Mylne Rivington, GentljS- 
 man, born March 24, 1897 ; and Florence Mary Hill 
 [/«., 1903, Charles John Holmes]. Estates at Appleby and 
 Warcop, in the county of Westmorland ; and Middlcton 
 in-Teesdale, in the county of Durham. Postal address- 
 Castlebank, Appleby, Westmorland. C/«i5— Conservati\' 
 
 RIX (H. Coll.). Gules, on a fesse or, between tw. 
 unicorn's heads erased in chief ermine, and a lion rampant 
 double-queued in base of the second, a cross pat6e of the 
 first. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-unicorn or, gorged with a collar nebuly 
 azure, with a chain reflexed therefrom argent, resting the 
 
 (1^ la the Military Cockade. 
 
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 sinister leg on a cross pate6 within an annulet also azure. 
 Motto — " Rix in min mod." 
 
 Son of tlie late Henry William Rix of The Grove, 
 
 Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich : — 
 Arthur Henry Geoffrey Rix, Gentleman. Club — New 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 ROACH, quartered by CORBET and HEYWOOD- 
 JONES. 
 
 ROBERTS, quartered by MANSERGH and RIALL. 
 
 ROBERTS, see ATKIN-ROBERTS. 
 
 ALEXANDER FOWLER ROBERTS, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. Selkirk. Born Aug. 3, 1844, being the third son of the 
 late George Roberts, Chief Magistrate and Provost of the 
 burgh of Selkirk 1848-64, and the eldest son by his third 
 wife .^gnes, dau. of Alexander Fowler of Selkirk. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, a hawk's lure argent, between two 
 cushions or, in chief and in base a ram's head proper, 
 horned gold, all within a bordure of the second. Mantling 
 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a demi-lion rampant azure, holding in the dexter paw a 
 fleur-de-lis or. Motto — " Industria et probitate." Married, 
 June 14, 1871, Elizabeth, dau. of the late Wilham Paterson, 
 Galashiels. Estate — Fairnilee, Selkirkshire. Res. — Thorn- 
 field, Selkirk, |N.B. Clubs — Devonshire. Union (Edinburgh). 
 
 ELLIS WILLIAM ROBERTS, Gentleman, A.R.C.A., 
 Mem. of the Soc. of Portrait Painters. Born Oct. 27, i860, 
 being the second son of Thomas Roberts of Burslem. Ar- 
 morial bearings -Gules, a saltire parted and fretty argent, 
 between four Roman lamps or, fired proper. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest -Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-Greek maiden vested azure, crined or, on her head a 
 cap of the first, holding in her dexter hand four ears of 
 barley stalked and leaved or, and in her sinister hand a 
 painter's palette and brushes proper. Motto — ' ' Per artem 
 lumen." Married Eliza Glover; and has Issue — Robert 
 Ellis Roberts ; and a dau. Postal addresses — 6 William 
 Street, Lowndes Square, London, S.W. ; Swansdean, Kew. 
 C/«^— Arts. 
 
 GRIFFITH WILLIAMS ROBERTS, Gentleman, M.D. 
 Born Aug. 9, 1841 .being theeldest son of the late Hugh Roberts, 
 [the son of William Roberts, Lieut. R.N. (the natural son of 
 H.R.H. William, Duke of Cumberland, by the Hon. Anne 
 Williams, Maid of Honour to Queen Caroline, and only 
 daughter of Sir Griffith Williams, Bart, of Marl, co. Carnar- 
 von)], by his second wife, Esther, youngest daughter of the 
 late John Davies. Livery — Claret with yellow collar anc' 
 cuffs, gilt buttons, and gold hat-band. Armorial bear- 
 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Gules, a chevron erminois, in 
 chief an anchor erect or between two mens' heads in 
 profile, couped at the neck proper, crined of the third, 
 and in base a like man's head between two anchors erect 
 also or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a Saracen's 
 head affront^e erased at the neck proper, wreathed about 
 the temples or and gules five annulets interlaced fessewise, 
 of the last. Motto — " Nee temere nee timide." Married, 
 September 23, 1864, to Ellen Rebecca, only child of 
 Samuel Sharpe ; and has had Issue — (i) Lincoln Williams 
 Roberts, born June 26, died July 3, 1865 ; (2) Lincoln Wil- 
 liams Roberts, Gentleman, M.A. Cantab., born October 14, 
 1866; (3) Hugh Sharpe Williams Roberts, Gentleman, born 
 February 5, 1869; Purcell Horatia Leigh, born March 25, 
 died Sept. 29, 1875 ; and Irene lanthe Williams. Postal 
 arfrt'rgw— Vale Street, Denbigh. 
 
 JOHN RICHARDS ROBERTS, Esq., J. P. for co. 
 Meath. Born 1838, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Lewis Roberts, Esq. , J. P. , of Dormstown , by Anna Matilda, 
 eldest dau. of Robert Richards. Armorial bearings— Vert, 
 on a chevron, between three eagles displayed with two heads 
 or, an estoile sable. Mantling vert and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head couped 
 or, charged with an estoile sable. Motto — " Eu ner a 
 folant." Married, 1863, Mathilde Barbara Eliza, eldest 
 dau. of the late Capt. Richard Nugent Everard of Randles- 
 town : and has, with other Issue — Thomas Herbert Roberts, 
 Gentleman, b. 1870. Seat — Dormstown Castle, Navan, co. 
 Meath. 
 
 JOHN ROBERTS, Esq., C.M.G. Born 1845, being the 
 fourth surviving son of the late George Robert^, Chief 
 Magistrate and Provost of the burgh of Selkirk 1848-64, 
 and the second surviving son by his third wife Agnes, dau. 
 of Alexander Fowler of Selkirk. Armorial bearing^ — 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Gules, a hawk's lure argent , between two cushions or in chief, 
 in base a ram's head proper, horned gold, all within a bor- 
 
 dure azure. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant azure, holding 
 in the dexter paw a fleur-de-lis or. Motto — " Industria et 
 
 ?robitate." Married, 1870, Louisa Jane, d. of late Charles 
 lenry Kettle of Dunedin, New Z^land ; and has issue. 
 Residence — Littleboume House, Dunedin, New Zealand. 
 
 SSiR OWEN ROBERTS, Knight Bachelor (1888), M.A. 
 of the University of Oxford, D.C.L., J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. of Carnarvon, J. P. and D.L. co. of London, and one 
 of His Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the 
 City of London, Barrister - at - Law (Inner Temple). 
 Clerk of the Worshipful Company of Clothworkers. 
 Bom 183s, being the eldest son of the late Owen 
 Roberts of Dinas, in the county of Carnarvon. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Party per fesse sable and or, a lion 
 rampant counterchanged, holding between the fore-paws 
 a Knight's helmet proper, and in chief two leopards' faces 
 jessant-de-lis of the second. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant f)er fesse sable and or, gfuttte, counterchanged, 
 holding in the dexter fore-paw a branch of three roses 
 argent, stalked and leaved proper, and resting the dexter 
 hind-paw on two annulets interlaced of the second ; with 
 the Motto, " Dum spiro spero." Married, firstly, 1867, 
 Jane Margaret, dau. of Rowland Stagg of Stoke New- 
 ingion ; secondly, 1872, Mary Ann, dau. of Richard 
 Porter, of Whitehall, Highgate ; and thirdly, August 
 i88i, Louisa, dau. of John Chadwick, Esq., Justice of 
 the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, of Woodville, Stockport ; 
 and has Issue — Margaret Elizabeth [m. Robert Jones, 
 Doctor of Medicine]; Beatrice Mary [m. William Henry 
 Davison, M.A., Barrister-at-Law] ; and Muriel Lucy [»?. 
 
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 Henry Owen Knox, Esq., Capt. A.S.C.l Postal ad' 
 dresses — 44 Albert Court, Kensington Gore, London, S. W. ; 
 
 Leybourne, Witley, Surrey ; Plis Dinas, Carnarvon, North 
 Wales. Clubs — Athenaeum, Reform, Albemarle. 
 
 THOMAS JAMES SCOUGAL ROBERTS. EsquireJ 
 J. P. for COS. of Roxburgh, Berwick, and Selkirk. Borii\ 
 1850, being the seventh but the fifth surviving son of the 
 late George Roberts, Chief Magistrate and Provost of the 
 burgh of Selkirk 1848-64. and the third surviving son 
 his third wife Agnes, dau. of Alexander Fowler of Selkirk.] 
 Armorial bearfiigs— Gules, a hawk's lure argent, betweeni 
 
 two cushions or, in chiet and in base a ram's head proper, 
 horned gold, all within a bordure vert. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 demi-lion rampant azure, holding in the dexter paw a fleur- 
 de-lis or. Motto — "Industria et probitate." Married, 
 1875, Hyndmer Rutherford, dau. of Alexander Crawfgjd ; 
 
 Is the Blilitary Cocl^ade, 
 
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 and has /^«^tf— Alexander Thomas Roberts, Gentleman, d. 
 1885. ^d'rt/— Drygrange, Melrose, N. B. C/«*j— Constitu- 
 tional, Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD ROBERTS, Esquire, B.A. 
 (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Lieut. -Col. late Commanding and 
 Batt. Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Born April 15, 
 1 84 1, being the second son of the late Thomas Levt^is 
 Roberts, Esq., J. P., of Dormstown Castle, co. Meath, by 
 his wife Matilda, dau. of Robert Hewetson Richards, 
 Assistant Barrister for co. Wexford ; he succeeded in 1897 
 his aunt Marianne, widow of Rev. William Birch- Wolfe 
 of Wood Hall, Essex. Armorial bearings Vert, on a 
 
 Fourth son of James Roberts of Haworth, Yorks., i. 
 
 1808 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1828, Jane, d. of William Hartley :— 
 
 James Roberts, Esq., J. P. West Rdg. Yorks., i. 1848; 
 
 t. 1873, Elizabeth, d. of William Foster of Harden, 
 
 chevron between three eagles displayed with two heads 
 or, an estoile sable, a crescent on a martlet for differ- 
 ence. Mantling vert and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle's head couped or, charged with 
 an estoile sable. Motto — " Eu ner a folant." Seats — 
 Hendre, Killiney, co. Dublin ; Mortlocks, Radwinter, 
 Essex. Cluds— junior Constitutional, Royal St. George 
 Yacht (Kingstown). 
 
 WILLIAM ROBERT ROBERTS, Esquire, J. P. co. of 
 Pembroke, Barrister-at-Law. Born 1856, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late Thomas Roberts, Esq. , J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Pembroke, by Jane, dau. of the late John 
 Ralph. C/«3— Constitutional. Armorial bearings — Er- 
 minois, a lion rampant guardant gules, in chief two square 
 castles towered and domed proper, all within a bordure 
 indented of the second. Mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 guardant gules, gorged with a collar engrailed gold, holding 
 in the dexter paw a dagger proper, and resting the sinister 
 forepaw upon a shield or, charged with a bull's head 
 caboshed, between three mullets of six points gules. J?esi- 
 dence — Hamilton House, Milford Haven. 
 
 W; R ROBERTS, Gentleman. Armorial 
 
 bearings— Vert, on a chevron between three eagles dis- 
 played with two heads or, an estoile sable. Mantling vert 
 and or. Crest Upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle's 
 head couped or, charged with an estoile sable. Motto— 
 " Eu ner a folant." Residence ~e,-i Cambridge Street, 
 Hyde Park. 
 
 ROBERTS (H. Coll.). Vert, on a pile or, between two 
 saltires in base of the last, an Angora goat slatant proper. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon two millrinds fessewise or, an Angora goat as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Diligenter et firmiter. " Livery — Green. 
 
 Bingley, Yorks.; and has issue — (i) Bertram Foster 
 Roberts, Gentleman (The Knoll, Baildon, Yorks.), b. 1876 
 [is m. and has issue — James Denby Roberts, Gentleman, 
 b, 1904] ; (2) Joseph Henry Nicholson Roberts, Gentleman, 
 b. 1887 ; Lilly May Aykroyd, and Alice Maud Mary Ruther- 
 ford. Seat — Milner Field, Bingley, Yorks. 
 
 ROBERTS (U.O., 1809). Azure, on a chevron argent, 
 cottised or, three mullets of six points sable. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, an eagle displayed azure, wreathed round the 
 neck with ivy proper. Motto — "Post funera virtus." 
 Livery — Blue, silver facings (undress claret colour). 
 
 Sons of Sir Thomas Howland Roberts, 3rd Bart., b. 
 
 1804; d. 1864 ; m. 2nd, 1842, Anne Elliott, d. of Hon. 
 
 William Langdon, Comdr. R.N., M.L.C. Tasmania: — 
 Col. Sir Howland Roberts, 5th Bart. (20 Sept. i8og, 
 claims also to have succeeded to the ancient Baronetcy of 
 Glassenbury, cr. 1620, and to be entitled to the arms of that 
 family), V.D. , Lt-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. 3rd (London 
 Irish) V.B. Rifle Brig.,^. 1845; m. 1895, Elizabeth Maria, 
 d. of William Tell La Roche, M.D., of Harrington Park, 
 New Jersey ; and has issue — (i) Thomas Langdon Howland 
 Roberts, Esq., h. 1898; (2) Gilbert Howland Roberts, 
 Esq., b. 1900. Res. — 31 Argyll Road, Kensingfton, W. 
 Clubs — St. Stephen's, Royal Cork Yacht. 
 
 His Honour Judge Walworth Howland Roberts, a Judge 
 of County Courts, b. 1855 ; m. 1890, Katherine, d. of John 
 Gibson Thomson of Aitechuan, co. Argyll; and has issue 
 — (i) Walter St. Clair Howland Roberts, Gentleman, 
 b. 1893 ; and Winifred Elliott. Res. — Dunston House, nr. 
 Stafford. Club — Savile. 
 
 Son of Rev. Edmund Gilbert Roberts, B.D. , Rector of 
 
 Paul's Cray, Kent, and afterwards of Glanville, Wootton, 
 
 Dorset, b. 1810; d. 1856; m. 1836, Elizabeth Anne, d. 
 
 of Major Joyce of Teignmouth : — 
 Herbert Roberts, Gentleman, b. 1847. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Michael Roberts of Kilmoney Abbey, Sen. Fell. 
 
 Trin. Coll., Dub., b. 1817; d. 1882; m. 1851, Kate 
 
 (Seat — Kilmoney Abbey), d. of John Drew Atkin of 
 
 Castle Park, co. Dublin : — 
 Michael Randal Roberts, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — 
 Kilmoney Abljey, co. Cork. 
 
 Rev. John Drew Roberts, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. — 
 St. Swithin's Vicarage, Hither Green, Lewisham. 
 
 Walter Theobald Pepper Roberts, Gentleman, /'. 1868. 
 Res.— 
 
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 Son of Rrv. William Roberts. Senior Fellow Trin. Coll.. 
 DuU.A. 1817; </. 1884; m. 1849, Wilhclmina Augusta, 
 d. of Ralph Westropu of Mcailstown. co. Cork :— 
 
 Rev. William Ralph Wcstropp Roberts, M.A., Fellow 
 of (Trin. Coll., Dub.), b. 1850; m. 1882, Lytlia Mary, 
 d. of licoine Hoddor of Fountainiitown, co. Cork ; and has 
 is-suc— Wilhelmina Dorothy Maud ; and Monica Katharine. 
 A'«.— I'riorsland, Carrickmines, co. Dublin. CVw^j— Uni- 
 versity (Dublin), Royal Cork Yacht. 
 
 Michael Theodore Roberts. Gentleman, b. 1851; m. 
 1888. Fllen Mary, d. of Rev. Dr. Welldon. Res.— 
 
 Ralph Augustus Roberts. Gentleman, ^. 1854; m. 1889, 
 Julia Isabel, d. of James Scott of Ballygannon, co. 
 Wicklow. Hes.— 
 
 Rev. Charles Westropp Roberts, Rector of Riverstown, 
 *. 1857; *». 1885, Cornelia Jane Florence (rf. 1898), d. of 
 Hodder Westropp of Rookhurst, co. Cork. Kes, — The 
 Rectory, Riverstown, co. Cork. 
 
 ROBERTS (H. Coll. ). Gules, a chevron ermine, cottised 
 argent, between two pheons in chief of the last and in base 
 a plate. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon the battlements of a tower a falcon 
 rising proper, belied gold, supporting with the dexter claw 
 an anchor or. 
 
 Son of Edward Roberts of Tulse Dale Villa, Lower 
 
 Norwood, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 George Roberts. Gentleman, b. . Res. — Tulse Dale 
 Villa, Lower Norwood, S.E. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM CHANDLER ROBERTS-AUSTEN, 
 K.C.B., D.C.L., F.R.S. Bom March 3, 1843, being the 
 eldest son of George Roberts of the Honourable Hudson's 
 Bay Company, by his wife Maria Louisa, dau. of William 
 Chandler, M.D., of Canterbury. Liveiy — Black. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4. or, on a chevron gules, 
 between three lions* gambs erased and erect sable, armed 
 gules, five fletirs-de-lis of the first (for Austen) ; 3 and 3, 
 gules, a chevron ermine, cotised argent, between two 
 pheons a chief of the last, and a plate in base (for Roberts). 
 Mitnt.Ung gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, upon the battlements of a tower or, a tilting-spear 
 fesseways proper, thereon a roebuck sejant argent, attired 
 or (for Austen) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on the 
 battlements of a tower proper, a falcon rising proper, sup- 
 porting with the dexter claw an anchor or (for Roberts). 
 Married, April 20, 1876, Florence Maude, dau. of R. 
 Alldridge of Old Charlton, Kent. Residence — Blatchfeld, 
 Chilworth, Surrey, fj/a/^ — Haffenden and Combourne, in 
 the CO. of Kent. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 CHARLES ROBERT ROBERTS-WEST. Gentleman. 
 Bom May 8. 1849, being the second and youngest son of 
 the late Philip Joseph Roberts- West of the 17th Lancers, by 
 his wife Ann, dau. of James Stockley. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a fesse dancet^e psean. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet gold, a griphon's 
 head paean, beaked and eared or. Married, Oct. 21, 1873, 
 Florence Dalton, dau. of Joseph Brooke of Bollington, 
 CO. Chester; and has Issue — (i) Charles Raymond Roberts- 
 West, Gentleman, b. Sept. 7, 1874; (2) Philip Douglas 
 Roberts- West, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Navy, b. March 
 I, 1876; (3) Archer Roberts- West, Gentleman, b. Oct. 17, 
 1886 ; and Maud. 
 
 5 JAMES ROBERTS-WEST, Esquire, Lieut. Royal 
 Naval Reserve. J. P. and D.L. for co. Gloucester, and 
 High Sheriff for that co. 1891. Bom Nov. 13, 1845, being 
 the eldest son of the late James Roberts- West, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L. for co. Gloucester, High Sheriff 1845, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, third dau. of Joseph Moore Moultbee of Spring- 
 field house, CO. Warwick. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 fesse dancett6e pcean. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — Out of a ducal coronet gold, a griphon's head paean, 
 beaked and eared or. Married Elizabeth Louisa, eldest 
 dau. of William Charles Alston of Elmdon Hall, Solihull, 
 CO. Warwick ; and has Issue — (i) James Bowmont Roberts- 
 West, Gentleman, b. April 2, 187 1 ; (2) Harry Charles John 
 Roberts- West, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., 3. Aug. 20, 1872; (3) 
 Reginald Montagu Roberts- West, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., 
 b. June 14, 1875; (4) Algernon Claude Philip Roberts- West, 
 Gentleman, b. April 4, 1878; and Gwendoline Vega, de- 
 ceased. Seat— AXscol Park, co. Gloucester. C/«3— Royal 
 Yacht Squadron (Cowes). 
 
 LEONARD ROBERIS-WEST, QenUeman. Born 
 Sept. 30, 1859, l>eing the second and youngest son of 
 the late James Roberts- West, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co, 
 Gloucester, and Hi^h Sheriff 1845, by his wife Kli/;il)<tli, 
 third dau. of Joseph Moore Boultlx-e of Springfield IIoiiscI 
 CO. Warwick. Armorial bearings Argent, a fesse dan- 
 cett^ paean. Mantling s:il)le and argent. Crest Out of 
 a ducal coronet gold, a griphon's head px-an, beaked and 
 eared or. Married, Jan. 30, 1884, Eleanor Cecile, eldest 
 dau. of Henry Townsend Boultbee of Springfield, co. 
 Warwick ; and has Issue — Edeline ; Gwendoline Maliel ; and 
 Irene Geraldine. Seat — Mount House, Hythe, co. Hants. 
 
 ROBERTSON, borne in pretence by LONGUEVILLE. 
 
 ROBERTSON, quartered by WILLIAMSON. 
 
 ROBERTSON, see ASKEW-ROBERTSON, FORBES- 
 ROBERTSON, and STEWART-ROBER rSON. 
 
 ALASDAIR STEWART ROBERTSON, Gentleman, 
 of Struan, in the county of Perth, styled " Slruan 
 Robertson," Major late West of Scotland Artillery. Born 
 November 6, 1863, being the eldest and only surviving 
 son of the late Alexander Gilbert Robertson (Struan Robert 
 son) of Struan, by his wife Charlotte Wilhelmina Hoffman. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Gules, three 
 wolves' heads erased argent, armed and langued azure, lying 
 on a compartment under the arms, a wild man chained. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter arm and 
 hand erect, holding an imperial crown all proper. Sup- 
 porters are used and quoted in Burke's "Landed Gentry," 
 namely dexter, a serpent; sinister, a dove ; the heads of each 
 encircled with rays, but they are of no authority and of 
 modern assumption. Motto — " Virtutis gloria merces,J^ 
 Residence — Barracks, Rannoch, North Britain. Clubs-', 
 Junior United Service, Caledonian. 
 
 SThe Right Hon. JAMES PATRICK BANNEi 
 MAN ROBERTSON, BARON ROBERTSON, 
 Forteviot, co. Perth, a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and I 
 Life Peer, formerly (1891-1899) Lord Justice-General and F 
 sident of the Scottish Court of Session, P.C., Q.C., D.! 
 for city and county of the City of Edinburgh, and 
 of Kincardine, M.A. , Hon. LL.D. (Edinburgh), Lo 
 Rector of the -University 1893-1896. Solicitor-General fd 
 Scotland 1885-1886 and 1886 1888, and Lord Advocate fq 
 Scotland 1888-1891. C/«i5— Carlton. Armorial bearinj 
 — Gules, a fesse ermine, between two wolves' heads erase 
 in chief and a banner displayed bendways in base argeni 
 thereon a canton azure charged with a saltire of the thirf 
 Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 liveries is set for a Crest, a dexter arm erect proper, charge 
 with an ermine spot, the hand holding an imperial crov 
 also proper ; and in an escroll above, this Motto, " Virtuti 
 gloria merces." Supporters — On either side a wolf 
 gent, charged on the shoulder with a thistle, and standin 
 on a fasces both proper. Married, 1872, Philadelphia Ma 
 Lucy, dau. of W. N. Eraser of Tornaveen, Aberdeenshire;" 
 and has Issue — (i) The Hon. Robert Bannerman Fraser 
 Robertson, Capt. 21st Lancers, Barrister (Inner Temple), 
 served with Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa 1900-1901 
 (mentioned in despatches), b. 1873 ; (2) Hon. Hugh Robert- 
 son, Lieut. 14th Hussars, served in South Africa 1900- 
 1901, b. 1879, d. at Johannesburg 1901 ; Hon. Philadelphia 
 Sybil \m. 1904, Lieut Charles Maclean, R.N.]. Seat — 
 Muchalls Castle, Kincardineshire. Residence — 108 Eaton 
 Square, London, S W. 
 
 JAMES PETER ROBERTSON, Gentleman. Armo- 
 rial bearings- Gules, on a fesse between three wolves' 
 heads erased argent, two roses of the first. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest -On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a dexter hand erect proper, holding an antique crown or. 
 Motto — " Virtute acquiritur honos." Residence — Fore- 
 shores, Kilmure, Argyll. 
 
 LAWRENCE ROBERTSON, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearingfs Gules, a lion's head between three wolves' heads 
 all erased argent. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, an arm erect, the hand holding 
 an I m perial crown proper. Motto — ' ' Virtutis gloria merces. " 
 
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 ROBERTSON (H. Coll.). Or, on a pale gules, between 
 two cinquefoils in fesse vert, as many wolf's heads erased in 
 pale of the first. Mantling' gules and or. Crest — Upon a 
 rock proper, a wolf's head erased or, gorged with a collar 
 gemel gules, tetween two cinquefoils also or. 
 Sons of : — 
 
 Rev. John Robertson M.A. , D.D. , Vicar of Bradford, 
 Hon. Canon of Ripon Cathedral, b. 1852. Res.— The 
 Vicarage, Bradford. 
 
 William Robertson, Gentleman, b. 1856. 
 
 ROBERTSON-EUSTACE (R.L., 30 Dec. 1903, U.O.). 
 Quarterly, 1 and 4, or, a saltire gules (Eustace) ; 2 and 3, 
 gules, a chevron or between three wolfs heads erased 
 argent, in the centre chief point a crescent of the last 
 (Robertson). Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag at gaze proper, between the attires or 
 a crucifix argent. Motto — " Cur me persequeris. " 
 
 Sons of Col. Robert Jameson Eustace, late 60th 
 Rifles, b. 1828 ; d. 1889 ; m. 1863, Lady Katharine 
 Legge, d. of William, 4th Earl of Dartmouth :^ 
 
 Major Charles Legge Eustace Robertson - Eustace, 
 D.S.O., King's Roy. Rifle Corps, served in Manipur 
 Exped. 189T, Burma 1891-2, Mashonaland 1896, and in 
 S. African War 1899-1902, b. 26 July 1867. Seats — 
 Robertstown, co. Kildare, Ballydoyle, co. Cork. Res. — 
 Montague House, Wokingham, Berks. Clubs — Welling- 
 ton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Robert William Harrington Eustace, Esq., Assist. Supt. of 
 Police, Brit. East Africa, Capt. Army Reserve, late 4th Batt. 
 S. Staffordshire Regt., b. 1870. Res.— K\a.mhn, B.E.A. 
 
 Seton George Legge Eustace, Gentleman, b. 1871. 
 /?«.— Calcutta. Clubs — Isthmian, Bengal (Calcutta). 
 
 S ARCHIBALD LOUIS ROBERTSON - FULLAR- 
 TON, Esquire, D.L. co. of Bute, M B. Edinburgh 
 University. Bom Oct. 8, 1862, being the eldest son of 
 the late Rev. Henry M. Robertson, Minister of Bo'ness 
 Parish, co. Linlithgow, who, in virtue of the Deed of Entail, 
 assumed the name of FuUarton, by his wife Susan Anne, 
 third dau. of Major Archibald Fullarton of Kilmichael and 
 Whitefarland. Armorial bearings — Argent, a crescent 
 between three otters' heads erased gules. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 camel's head erased proper. Motto — " Lux in tenebris." 
 Seat — Kilmichael, Brodick, Isle of Arran. Residence — 201 
 Bath Street, Glasgow. 
 
 § ROBERT PURDON ROBERTSON -GLASGOW, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. Ayr, late Lieut.-Col. 2nd 
 
 V.B. R. Scots Fusiliers. Born July 22, 1868, being the eldest 
 son of the late Robert Bruce Robertson-Glasgow, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., by his wife Deborah Louisa Grace, dau. of 
 
 Simon George Purdon of Tinerana, co. Clare. Livery — 
 Black. Armorial bearings (rematric. Sept, 17, 1902) — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a chevron between three 
 wolves' heads erased argent three crescents of the field (for 
 Robertson) ; 2 and 3 argent, a cocoanut tree fructed proper, 
 growing out of a mount in base vert, on a chief azure, a 
 shakefork between a martlet on the dexter and a salmon 
 on the sinister argent, the last holding in the mouth a ring 
 or (Glasgow, 1807). Mantlings — Dexter, gules, doubled 
 argent ; Sinister, azure, doubled argent. Crests— Dexter, 
 a dexter hand holding up an Imperial crown all proper. 
 (Motto — "Quo fas et gloria"); Sinister, a demi-negro, 
 holding in the dexter hand a sugar-cane nil proper (Motto 
 — " Parcere subjectis.") Married, Feb. 9, 1897, Muriel 
 Barbara, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Holt Wilson ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Robert Wilson Robertson-Glasgow, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 7, 1899 ; (2) Raymond Charles Robertson-Glasgow, 
 Gentleman, b. July 15, 1901 Seat — Craigmyle, Torphins, 
 Aberdeenshire. C/«/3- Naval and Military. 
 
 JOHN STEWART ODIARNE ROBERTSON-LUX- 
 FORD, Esq., J. P. cos. Perth and Sussex, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born Feb. 13, 1851, being the only son of the late John 
 Odiarne Luxford, Esq., of Higham, Sussex, J. P., sometime 
 an officer Royal Dragoons, by his wife Marion, dau. of 
 Robert Wallas, Esq., of Madeira; and assumed by Royal 
 License in 1864 the additional name and arms of Robertson, 
 pursuant to the will of the late George Duncan Robertson, 
 Esq., of Struan. Clubs — Brooks's, United University, New 
 (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, 
 on a pile azure, between two arrows points downwards in 
 base of the last, three boars' heads couped of the field (for 
 Luxford) ; 2 and 3 gules, three wolves' heads erased or (for 
 Robertson) ; Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, on a rock proper, a wolf 
 rampant or, collared, with line reflexed over the back azure, 
 supporting an arrow as in the arms also proper (for Lux- 
 ford) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a hand holding up an 
 imperial crown proper (for Robertson). Motto — " Virtutis 
 gloria merces." Married, 1880, Cecilia Helen, eldest dau. 
 of the late James Walker of Dairy ; and has Issue — James 
 Odiarne Robertson Luxford, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; Ermen- 
 trude Anne, and Audrey Marion. 5^fl/.f— Higham House, 
 Robertsbridge, Sussex ; and Croiscrag, Rannoch, Perthshire. 
 
 S DAVID ROBERTSON -MACDONALD, Esquire, 
 Admiral in Her Majesty's Fleet (retired). Born Aug. 
 
 6, 1817, being the sixth but only surviving son and heir male 
 of David Robertson-Macdonald, Esq., Lieut.-Col. (77th 
 Regt.), by his wife Margaret, only dau, and heir of Alex- 
 
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 ander Macdonald. Esquire, of Kinlochmoidart, co. Inver- 
 n«u, Lieut. -Col. 71st Kegt. Armorial beulngi— Quarterly 
 I and 4, gula, three crescents interlaced or, between as 
 many wolves' heads erased argent, armed and langued azure, 
 all within a bordure of the third, charged with three cres- 
 cents in chief and five mullets of the first ; a and 3, quarterly, 
 i. argent, a lion rampant gules; ii. or, a dexter handcouped 
 fessew;iys, holding a cross crosslet fitche^ in pale gules ; iii. 
 or, a lymphad oars in saltire sable, and in base a salmon 
 naiant proper in a sea vert ; iiii. ardent, an oak tree proper. 
 ^ywtHiiy ^ Dexter, gules and or ; smister, gules and argent. 
 OrMta— I. on a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand issuing 
 out of clouds, holding a garb proper^ MottO, " Ferseveranti 
 dabilur " (for KoU-rtson) ; 3. on a wreath of his liveries, n 
 castle argent, masoned sable; Motto, "My hopte is con- 
 stant in thee" (for Macdonald). Married, Feb. 10, 1848, 
 Caroline, dau. of James Beck of Priors Hardwick, Warwick- 
 shire ; and has /««* — David Macdonald Robertson-Mac- 
 donald. Gentleman, Barrisier-at-Law, M.A. Oxon., b. May 
 
 30, 1857 [»•., Aug. 6, 1889, KUen Sophia, dau. of the Ven. 
 John William Sheringham, Archdeacon and Canon of 
 Gloucester, and has issue, Alan David James Robertson- 
 Macdonald, Gentleman, ^. July 25, 1895, Margaret Gertrude, 
 Caroline Janet, and Flora, d. 1898]; Flora Macdonald; 
 Emma Macdonald, d. 1898 ; Caroline Macdonald, d. 1856 ; 
 Frances Ellen Macdonald ; Margaretta Macdonald ; and 
 Sarah Coker Macdonald. Nes. — i Mardale Cres. , Edinburgh. 
 
 HUGH MAYNARD EYRE ROBERTSON -ROSS, 
 Gentleman, late of Glenmoidart, co. Inverness. Bom Nov. 
 10, 1856. Armorial bearings — Quarterly or and gules, 
 on a cross ermine, between in the first and fourth quarters 
 a lymphad sable, and in the second and third three lions 
 rampant of the third, a water-bouget of the fourth. Mant- 
 llnfip gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle displayed proper, charged on the breast 
 with a water-bouget sable, and resting each claw upon a 
 buckle or. Motto— " Spes aspera levat." 
 
 ROBINSON, quartered by BURTON, 
 
 ROBINSON, see RAINEY-ROBINSON. 
 
 ARTHUR MUSCHAMP ROBINSON, Gentleman, 
 Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Bom August 
 
 31, 1837, only surviving son of the late James Mowld 
 Robinson of Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, by his wife 
 Ann, daughter of the late Christopher Muschamp, also of 
 Beverley. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Vert, 
 on a chevron between three bucks trippant or, as many 
 cinquefoils of the field, a canton argent : quartering Bethell, 
 Bell, Grantham, Bayles, and Mowld ; and on an escutcheon 
 of pretence for and in right of his wife the arms of Hancock. 
 Married, August 10, 1865, his cousin Frances Jane, second 
 daughter and co-heir of the late Charles Hancock of Upper 
 Clapton, in the county of Middlesex ; and has Issve — (i) 
 Charles Bethell Allgood Robinson, Gentleman, born March 
 25, 1875; (2) Humphrey John Robinson, Gentleman, bom 
 August 26, 1880; (3) William Mowld Robinson, Gentle- 
 man, bom July 9, 1881 ; (4) Hugh Muschamp Robinson, 
 Gentleman, born June 16, 1883; Helena Frances; Kath- 
 erine Mary ; and Annie Margaret. Postal addresses — Lome 
 House, Oxton, near Birkenhead ; National Club. 
 
 Major-General CHARLES WALKER ROBINSON, 
 C.B. Bom 1836, being the fourth son of Sir John Beverley 
 Robinson, 1st Bart., C.B. , of Toronto, by his wife Emma, 
 dau. of Charles Walker; created C.B. 1887. Armorial 
 bearings — Per chevron vert and azure, on a chevron nebuly 
 between three stags trippant or, a unicorn's head couped 
 between two cinquefoils of the first, impaling the arms of 
 Alison, namely azure, a bear's head argent, muzzled gules, 
 in chief two fleurs-de-lis or, and in base a fir-tree eradi- 
 cated of the last. Upon the escutcheon, from which is 
 pendent his badge as a C.B., is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling vert and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag trippant or, semde of lozenges 
 azure, resting the dexter fore-foot on a millrind sable. 
 Married, 1884, Margaret Frances, dau. of General Sir 
 Archibald Alison, C. B. , 2nd Bart. ; and has Issue living- 
 Charles Archibald Beverley Robinson, Gentleman, b. March 
 S, 1898 ; Joan Emma Beverley ; and Dorothy Margaret. 
 Postal address — Beverley House, Eaton Rise, Ealing, W. 
 Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 FRANCIS EDWARD ROBINSON, Gentleman. M.A. 
 (Cantab.). Bom July 30, 1865, being the elder son of the 
 late Edw.ird Robmson of York, by his wife Harriet, ilau. 
 of Jonathan Williams of Darlington. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, gutl<*<;-de-sang, on a Ijend gules lietween two roses of 
 the kist, Iwrlicd and seeded proper, three hearts argent. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 two arms embowed. the hands holding a stag's head erased 
 all proper, between the attires a heart argent. Motto -•' In 
 omnibus temperantia." Married, April 19, 1894, Amy 
 Eliza, only surviving dau. of the late James Hargreaves of 
 Gooden House, Heywood, co. Lanes. ; and has Issue— {i\ 
 Alan James Robinson, Gentleman, b. April 10. 1895; (a) 
 Montague Arnet Robmson, Gentleman, 0. April 24, 1898; 
 (3) Hugh Hargreaves Robinson, Gentleman, b. April 5, 
 X899. Residence — Lynbrook, Stanmore, Middlesex. Club 
 —Sports'. 
 
 SiK JOHN CHARLES ROBINSON, Knight Bachelor, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Baih, 
 F.S.A. ; has Orders of S. Isabella la Catolica of Spain, of 
 
 Leopold, of Santiago, &c., was Superintendent of Art 
 Collections of South Kensington Museum 1852-69, H.M.'s 
 Surveyor of Pictures 1880-1901, is an Hon. Member of 
 the Academies of Fine Arts of Rome, Florence, Bologna, 
 Antwerp, Madrid, and Lisbon. Botn 1824, Vjeing the son 
 of Alfred Robinson of Nottingham Armorial bearings— 
 Vert, on a chevron or, between three stags trippant regardant 
 of the last, as many crosses botton^e fitch6e of the first 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag proper, holding in the mouth three cinquefoils slipped 
 vert, and resting the dexter forefoot on a chaplet of roses 
 also proper. Married, 1852, Marian Elizabeth, elder dau. 
 of Edmund Newton of Norwich. Residences— Newton 
 Manor, Swanage, Dorset; Lee-on- the -Solent, Gosport, 
 Hants. Club — Burlington Fine Arts'. 
 
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 The Reverend THOMAS ROBINSON, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Vicar of Ewshot, co. Southampton, B.A. (Camb.). 
 Bom Dec. 27, 1837, being the sixth son of the late Nathaniel 
 Robinson, late of Littlebury and Clanver End, co. Essex, by 
 his wife Sarah, dau. of John Wadham of Frenchhay House, 
 Gloucestershire. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a chevron 
 or, between three stags at gaze of the last, each gorged with 
 a collar vair, two stags' attires chevronways of the field. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a mount vert, thereon a stag as in the arms, 
 three escallops reversed or. Motto— "Qualis abincepto." 
 Married, firstly, Sept. 26, 1862, Eliza, dau. of Thomas 
 Catlin of Chillesford, Suffolk ; and secondly, Dec. 28, 1869, 
 Agnes, dau. of George Abraham Crawley of Highgate and 
 20 Whitehall Place ; and has Issue (by first marriage) — 
 Georgina Julia; (by second marriage) (i) George Villiers 
 Robinson, Gentleman, b. Jan. 14, 1872; (2) Clement Craw- 
 ley Robinson, Gentleman, b. Aug. 25, 1874 ; and Agnes 
 Irene. i?«*rf«««— Ewshot Hurst (Hants), near Farnham, 
 Surrey. 
 
 S THOMAS MIDDLETON ROBINSON, Esquire, 
 Major, late Army Pay Department. Bom Jan. 27, 
 1849, being the second son of William Robinson Robinson, 
 Esq. , J. P. and D. L. (who with his issue was authorised by 
 Royal Licence, dated Sept. 22, 1838, to take the surname 
 of Robinson only, and to bear the arms of Robinson), by 
 his wife Sarah Dorothy, only siu-viving dau. of William 
 Grey of Norton, co. Durham. Armorial bearings — Vert, 
 gutt^e-d'eau, on a chevron between three bucks trippant or, 
 as many cinquefoils gules (for Robinson). Mantling vert 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a buck or, 
 supporting with his dexter fore-leg an escutcheon quarterly 
 gules and or, in the first quarter a cross flory argent. 
 Motto — " Post Nubila Phoebus." Married, July 24, 1884, 
 Jessie, youngest dau. of the late Charles Drummond Bailey, 
 Esq., J.P., of Charlton, Musgrove, co. Somerset, Resi- 
 dence — Western House, Emsworth, Hants. 
 
 WILLIAM GREY ROBINSON, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Magdalen Coll., Oxford. Born August 14, 1846, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Robinson Robinson, Esq., 
 J. P. and D. L. (by Royal Licence, dated Sept. 22, 1838, he 
 and his issue were authorised to take the surname of Robin- 
 son only, and also to bear the arms of Robinson), by his 
 wife Sarah Dorothy, only surviving dau. of William Grey 
 of Norton, co. Durham. Armorial bearingfs — Vert, 
 gutt^e-d'eau, on a chevron between three bucks trippant or, 
 as many cinquefoils gules (for Robinson). Mantling vert 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a buck or, 
 supporting with his dexter fore-leg an escutcheon quarterly 
 gules and or, in the first quarter a cross flory argent. 
 Motto — "Post Nubila Phoebus." Seat — Silksworih, near 
 Sunderland. Residence — Parklands, Stonehouse, Glouces- 
 tershire. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 ROBINSON (H. Coll., 1856). Vert, on a chevron 
 ermine between two stags trippant argent, two swords in 
 sal tire proper between as many cinquefoils of the field. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, amid fern proper, a stag 
 trippant or, gutt6 vert. 
 
 Sons of late Surg.-Maj. Frederick Robinson, M.D., 
 Scots Fusilier Guards, d. 1901; m. 1853, Alice, only 
 surv. d. of Robert Yarde Foley of Kinsale, co. Cork : — 
 
 George Somerville Robinson, Esq., Surg. Lt.-Col. Scots 
 Guards, served in S. Africa, b. 2 June 1857 ; m. 27 Nov. 
 1890, his cousin Adelaide Maude, widow of Robert Seymour, 
 and only d. of Edward Green Foley of Dublin ; and has 
 issue — Cuthbert Robinson, Gentleman, b. 21 Nov. 1892. 
 Res. — Hayes Barton, Bedford Well Road, Eastbourne. 
 
 Frederick Foley Robinson, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 (C/o L.C.C., Spring Gardens). 
 
 Rev. Cecil Lowes Robinson, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), 
 Vicar of Huncote, Leics., b. 17 Dec. 1869. Res. — Huncote, 
 Leicester. 
 
 ROBINSON (H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron ermines, 
 between two branches of oak fructed and slipped in chief 
 and an esquire's helmet in base all proper. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from the battlements of a tower a dexter cubit 
 arm erect between two branches of oak fructed and holding 
 in the hand a like branch of oak all proper. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Frederick Arthur Robinson, Gentleman, A. I.C.E. , 
 M.I.M.E. .ff«.— Camden Holt, Chislehurst. C/«3— Con- 
 stitutional. 
 
 ROBINSON (U.O., 1891). Vert, a chevron engrailed 
 or, between three stags at gaze of the last, each charged 
 with a fleur-de-lis azure. Mantling vert and or. Crest — , 
 Out of a crown vallery or, a mount vert, thereon a stag as 
 in the arms. Motto — " Legi regi fidus." 
 
 Son of Sir Henry Robinson, K.C.B. , Vice-Pres. Local 
 
 Govt. Board, Ireland, 1879-1891, b. 1823; d. 1893; 
 
 m. 1853, Hon. Eva Arthur Henry Medora Annesley, 
 
 d. of loth Visct. Valentia : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Augustus Robinson, P.C. (Irel., 
 
 1902), K.C.B. (1900), Vice-Pres. Local Govt. Board since 
 
 1898, b. 1857 ; m. 1883, Harriet, eld. d. of Sir Robert and 
 
 Lady Harriet Lynch- Blosse. Res. — Lisnacarrig, Foxrock, 
 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 Only s. of Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Hercules George Robert 
 
 Robinson, ist Baron Rosmead, a Bart., G.C.M.G., 
 
 P.C, Gov. of Cape Colony and High Commr. of S. 
 
 Africa, b. 1824 ; d. 1897 ; m. 1846, Hon. Nea Arthur Ada 
 
 Rose d'Amour Annesley, d. of loth Visct. Valentia : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Sir Hercules Arthur Temple Robinson, 2nd 
 
 Baron Rosmead of Rosmead, co. Westmeath, and Tafel- 
 
 burg, S. Africa (11 Aug. 1896) 2nd Bart. (UK., 6 Feb. 1891), 
 
 Major 6th Batt. Lanes. Fus., served in S. African War 
 
 [Supporters — Dexter, an ostrich ; sinister, a kangaroo, 
 
 both regardant proper], b. 1866; m. 1891, Hon. Edith 
 
 Louisa Handcock, d. of 4th Lord Castlemaine ; and has 
 
 issue — Hon. Hercules Edward Joseph Robinson, b. 1895 ; 
 
 Hon. Edith Norah Florence ; and Hon. Nea Kathleen 
 
 Elizabeth Clare. Res. — Moorlands, Ascot. Clubs — Carlton, 
 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 Sons of Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, 
 
 G.C.M.G., Gov. of Western Australia, &c., b. 1834; 
 
 d. 1897; m. 1862, Olivia Edith Dean, d. of Most Rev. 
 
 Thomas Stevart Townsend, Bishop of Meath : — 
 
 Major Frederick William Templetown Robinson, D.S.O. 
 
 (1900), ist Roy. Garrison Regt., b. 1863 ; m. 1888, Gertrude 
 
 Maria, d. of Sir Alfred Hughes, 9th Bart. ; and has issue— 
 
 (i) Douglas Frederick Hughes Robinson, Esq., b. 1891 ; 
 
 (2) Llewellyn Maitland Hughes Robinson, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1893 ! and Ruth Evangeline Hughes. Res. — 
 
 ROBSON (23 Jan. 1884). Sable, on a pile nebuly or, 
 between two pairs of compasses extended in base of the 
 
 <iumebit)tu5tria| 
 
 last, three boar's heads couped of the first. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 from the emliattlemenls of a lower encircled by a wreath 
 of ivy proper, a boar's head sable, the neck charged with 
 a pair of compasses as in the arms. Motto — " Cura et 
 industria. " 
 
 Son of Roljcrt Robson. Esq., J. P. Durham, 1804-66, 
 
 m. 1829, Susanna, d. of Robert Gray of Houghton-le- 
 
 Spring : — 
 
 Edward Robert Robson, Gentleman. F.R.I.B.A., F.S.A., 
 
 i. a March 18^5; m. 34 julv 1861, Marian (d. 1900), eld. 
 
 d. of Henry Longden of Western Bank, Sheffield ; and 
 
 has surv. issue — Philip Appleby Robson, Gentleman, b. 
 
 90 Feb. 1871 [*•. as June 1901, Gladys Dorothy, yngst. 
 
 d. of Henry James Hanson of Marlow, co. Bucks ; and 
 
 has issue— Maurice Edward Appleby Robson, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 39 March 1903]; and Ethel Mary. Hes. — The Paragon, 
 
 Blackheath, U>ndon, S.E. Clubs— SU Stephen's. Arts. 
 
 JOHN ALEXANDER ROBSON-SCOTT, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1858, being the eldest son of Thomas Robson-Scott 
 of Newton, by his wife Mary, dau. of the Rev. J. Wight. 
 Armorial bearings~Or, on a bend azure, a mullet between 
 
 ROCHE, quartered by LONGUEVILLE and WILL- 
 DING-JONES. 
 
 ROCHFORT, see BOYD-ROCHFORT and MARLAY- 
 ROCHFORT. 
 
 ROCHFORT (U.O.). Azure, a lion rampant argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Great— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a robin proper. Motto — " Vi vel suavitate." 
 
 Sons of Horace William Noel Rochfort, Esq., of 
 
 Clogrenane, B.A. , J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff co. 
 
 Carlow 1839, and Queen's Co. 1845), b. 1809 ; d. 1891 ; 
 
 m, ist, 1837, Frances Elizabeth (d. 1841), d. of Thomas 
 
 Phillips Cosby of Stradbally Hall, Queen's Co. ; and, 
 
 1845, Hon. Charlotte Hood, d. of and Baron Brid- 
 
 port :— 
 
 John Burgh Rochfort, Gentleman, late Lieut. R.H.A., 
 
 b. 1838 ; m. 1863, Hilare Charlotte, d. of Henry Hall of 
 
 Barton Abbey, co. Oxford; and has issue — (i) Horace 
 
 Cosby Rochfort, Gentleman, b. 1877; (2) Oswald John 
 
 Rochfort, Gentleman, b, 1883 ; Catherine Frances [m. 1895, 
 
 Joseph Henry Garratt of Herbertston, co. Uublm]; Eva 
 
 Blanche ; Hilare Gertrude ; and Grace. Seat — Clogrenane, 
 
 CO. Carlow. 
 
 Horace William Rochfort, Esq., Capt. (ret.) R.N., b. 
 1839; m. 1882, Elizabeth, d. of Marriott R. Dawlay, M.P.. 
 of Bella Hill. co. Antrim ; and has issue — Horace Marriott 
 Thomas Rochfort. Gentleman, b. 1883; and Dorothy 
 Frances Elizabeth. Res. — 
 
 William Robert Hood Rochfort, Esq. , J.P. co. Tipperary, 
 F. Surv. Inst., formerly Lieut. R.A., b. 1847; m. 1875, 
 Helen Blanche, d. of Robert S. Palmer of Dromquinna, 
 CO. Kerry. Seat — Cahir Abbey, Cahir, co. Tipperary. 
 
 Alexander Nelson Rochfort, Esq., C.B.. Bt. Col. R.A., 
 b. 1850. Hes. — 
 
 K Colonel CHARLES AUGUSTUS ROCHFORT- 
 BOYD, C.M.G., late R.E. Born Oct. 4. 1850, 
 being the second son ofthelateG. A. Rochfort- Boyd, D.L.,of 
 Middleton Park, Westmeath ; served in Egyptain Campaign 
 1882, Brevet-Major, and in S. African Campaign 1899-1900 
 (C.M.G.). Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure, 
 a fesse chequy argent and gules between three crescents of 
 the second (for Boyd) ; 2 and 3, azure, a lion rampant 
 argent, in chief two robin redbreasts proper (for Rochfort). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests— 1. out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a dexter hand pointing upwards, with the third 
 and fourth fingers folded proper (for Boyd) ; 2. on a mural 
 crown or, a robin redbreast proper, charged with a cross 
 patfe or (for Rochfort). Mottoes—" Confido " (for Boyd) , 
 " Candor dat viribus alas " (for Rochfort). Married, 1874, 
 Adeline (d. 1902), dau. of the late Mountifort Longfield, 
 D.L., of Castle Mary, co. Cork ; and has Issue— (i) Robert 
 Mountifort Rochfort- Boyd, b. 1875, d. 1884; (2) Henry 
 Charles Rochfort- Boyd, Lieut. R.H.A.. b. Oct. 13, 1887. 
 Postal address — c/o Messrs. Cox & Co., 16 Charing Cross. 
 C/«*f— United Service, Kildare Street (Dublin), 
 
 RODDAM (R.L., 6 Nov. 1864, H. Coll.). Gules, on 
 a bend ermine, three cinquefoils sable. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — (None exemplified.) Motto — " Nee 
 deficit alter." Livery — Blue and red. 
 
 Son of Roddam Falder, b. 1822; d. i860; m. 1851, 
 Eiizabelh Scott, d. of William Wyse of Glasgow : — 
 
 Roddam John Roddam, Esq., J.P. co. Northumberland, 
 B.A. Camb. , Major 5th Batt. Northumberland Fus. (Mil.), 
 b. 1857 ; m. 1879, Helen Fredericka, d. of Capt. Alexander 
 Taubman Goldie, R.N., of The Hermitage, Isle of Man; 
 and has issue — Robert Collingwood Roddam, Gentleman, 
 b. 1890 ; Helen Mary Goldie ; and Olive Mar^ret Rickman. 
 Seat — Roddam Hall, Alnwick. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 two crescents of the first, within a bordure of the third ; 
 on a chief gules, a stag trippant also of the first, between 
 two boars' heads couped argent. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a stag trippant 
 proper. MottO— " Patriam amo." Married, 1BB7, l/lax- 
 garet Suter, second dau. of the late William Lang of Sel- 
 kirk, N.B., and Wargram. N.S. Wales; and has with 
 other Issue — Thomas Selby Robson-Scott, Gentleman, b. 
 1894. 5<ra/— Newton, Jedburgh, N.B. 
 
 EDWARD RODGER. Gentleman. Born i860, being 
 the second surviving son of the late James Rodger, Esq., 
 J.P. CO. Lanark, b. 181 1 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1852. Jane, dau. of 
 Thomas Rushton. Armorial bearingrs(L.O., i838,rematric. 
 1892) — Sable, a stag's head erased argent, holding in his 
 mouth a mullet or. within a bordure party per pale of the 
 last and ermine, charged with three escallops of the first. 
 Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, on a mount a stag courant 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 between two laurel branches, all proper ; and in an escroll 
 over the same this Motto, " Nos nostraque Deo." Postal 
 
 address — i Clairmont Gardens, Glasgow, W. Clubs — 
 Badminton, Western (Glasgow), Royal Northern Yacht 
 (Rothesay). 
 
 Sir JOHN PICKERSGILL RODGER, K C.M.G., 
 Barrister-at-Law of the Inner Temple, British Resident at 
 Selangor, Malay Peninsula. Born Feb. 12, 1851, being 
 the third but only surviving son of the late Robert Rodger, 
 Esq., J. P., who purchased the Manor of Hadlow, co. 
 Kent, and thus became seated in the county, High Sheriff 
 for Kent 1865, by his wife Sophia, eldest dau. of John 
 Pickersgill of Nethune House, co. Surrey. Armorial 
 bearingfs — Sable, a stag's head erased argent, armed with 
 ten tines or, in the mouth a mullet of the hist, all within a 
 bordure of the third, charged with three escallops. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, on a mount vert, a buck courant proper, between 
 two branches of laurel vert. Motto — "Nos nostraque 
 Deo." Married, Nov. 28, 1872, Maria Louisa Charlotte, 
 eldest dau. of the late George Dorman Tyser of Hollanden 
 Park, CO. Kent; and has /.wa^— Ethel [m., Jan. 8, 1898, 
 Capt. Edmund Arthur Herbert, Inniskilling Dragoonsl 
 Seat — Hadlow Castle, near Tonbridge. Clubs — St. James's, 
 Reform. 
 
 S LENNOX GEORGE RODNEY, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. 
 (late) Royal Marines Lt. Infantry, J. P. for co. South- 
 ampton. Borti Dec. 10, 1837, being the son of the late Hon. 
 John Rodney, Captain R.N., by his wife Antoinette Eliza- 
 beth, only dau. of Anthony Pierre Reyne, Esq. Livery — 
 Mulberry and primrose. Armorial beaxings -Or, three 
 eagles, wings inverted and displayed purpure. Mantling 
 purpure and or. Crest -On a ducal coronet or, an eagle, 
 wings displayed and inverted purpure. Motto — " Eagles 
 do not bring forth doves." Married, July 3, 1872, Julia 
 Susan, dau. of the late Lieut. Philip Hast, R.N. ; and has 
 Issue -Lennox George Brydges Rodney, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R. Irish Rifles (served in S. African Campaign 1899-1900), 
 b. Sept. 21, 1875; and Isabel Mary \m., Aug. 8, 1900, 
 A. Hillam Ozzard]. Residence— ^^xx\-n%\an, Alverstoke, 
 Hants. 
 
 ROGER, FITZ-, quartered by BEETHAM. 
 
 ROGERS, see COXWELL-ROGERS. 
 
 SThe Reverend GEORGE EDMUND ROGERS, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Southwater and Esquire, 
 a Major on the Reserve List of Officers of the Army, for- 
 merly an Officer in the King's Dragoon Guards. Born 
 June 19, 1847, being the eldest son of the late George Rogers 
 of Forty Hill, near Enfield, co. Middlesex, by his wife Helen 
 Pierpoint, dau. of George Morewood of Thornbridge, near 
 
 Ashford, in the county of Derby, and grandson and heir 
 male of the late John Rogers of Underhill Grange, Earls 
 Sterndale, in the county of Derby, by his wife Hannah, 
 daughter of Thomas Burnett of Onecote Hall, in the county 
 of Stafford. Livery — Blue, with silver facing?, piping, and 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, 
 on a chevron or, between three stags trippant argent and 
 in the centre chief point a fleur-de-lis of the second, a bugle- 
 horn sable, garnished gold, stringed vert, between two 
 branches of oak chevronways, fructed and slipped proper ; 
 and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 erased proper, and suspended from the neck by a ribbon 
 vert, a bugle-horn as in the arms, the whole within two 
 
 branches of oak fructed proper. Motto — " Nos nostraque 
 Deo." Married, February 22, 1886, Rosa Marie, third 
 daughter of the Reverend Charles Compton Domvile of 
 Nettleton Rectory, in the county of Wiltshire, M.A. Wad- 
 ham College, Oxford. Postal address — Southwater Vicar- 
 age, Horsham. 
 
 JOHN HENRY ROGERS, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Carmarthen. Borti March 1, 1849, 
 being the younger son of the late George Rogers of Forty 
 Hill, near Enfield, in the county of Middlesex, by his wife 
 Helen Pierpoint, daughter of George Morewood of Thorn- 
 bridge, near Ashford, in the county of Derby. Livery — 
 Blue, with silver facings, piping, and buttons. Armorial 
 bearings are for Arms : Azure, on a chevron or, between 
 three stags trippant azure, and in the centre chief point a 
 fleur-de-lis of the second, a bugle-horn sable, garnished 
 gold, stringed vert, between two branches of oak chevron- 
 ways, fructed and slipped proper ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head erased proper, and 
 suspended from the neck by a ribbon vert a bugle-horn as 
 in the arms, the whole within two branches of oak fructed 
 proper; with the Motto, " Nos nostraque Deo." Married 
 Mary, eldest daughter of Rowland M'Laren, Esquire, of 
 Kilfig, Justice of the Peace for the county of Carmarthen ; 
 and has Issue — John Edmund Morewood Rogers, Gentle- 
 man ; Grace Helen Morewood ; and Dorothy Bagshawe. 
 
 Seat— GXyncoeA, near Llanelly, Carmarthen. 
 Stone House, Forrest Row, Sussex. 
 
 Residence- 
 
 ROGERS (H. Coll., 1785). Argent, on a chevron vert, 
 between three bucks courant sable, five ermine spots or, 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a buck's head sable, charged with three ermine 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 spots or, erased gules, attired gold. Motto — "Celeriter 
 et jucunde." 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Rogers, M.A., of The Home and 
 Sunage I*ark, J. P. cos. Hereford, Radnor, and Salop, 
 t>. 181^; J. 1878; M. i8(i, Charlotte Victoria, d. of 
 Rev. hrancis Stonehewcr Newbold, D.D. : — 
 Charles Coltiiinn Rogers, lisq., M.A., J. P. cos. Radnor, 
 Salop, and Hereford (^ligh Sheriff co. Radnor 1883, and 
 D.L. for that CO., M.P. for Radnor 1884-5), ^- ^^?4'> '"■ *^^^> 
 Muriel Augusta Gillian, d. of M.-yor Frederick Barclay 
 Chapman, late 14th Hussars, of Stonehouse Court, co. 
 Gloucester ; and has issue— (i) Guy Coltman Rogers, 
 Gentleman, i. 1891 ; (a) Julian Coltman Rogers, Gentle- 
 roan, i. 1898, Gwladys Muriel ; and Audrey Hester. Seat 
 — Stanage Park. Brampton Bryan, co. Radnor. Cluts — 
 Brooks's, New University. 
 
 Edward Powys Rogers, Gentleman, d. 1855 ; m. 1881, 
 Charlotte, second d. of John Michael Williams of Caerhayes 
 Castle .and Burncoose ; and has issue— (i) Charles Michael 
 Rogers, Gentleman, d. ; (2) Henry Powys Rogers, 
 Gentleman t. ; Charlotte Harriet ; and Clara Coltman, 
 A'es.— 
 John Davenport Rogers, Gentleman, d. 1857. /?«. — 
 George Frank Vanzollen Rogers, Gentleman, d. 1864. 
 A*«. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Rogers, Lord of Home, Wentnor, 
 
 Salop, d. 1789 ; d. i8c6 ; m. 1816, Marianne, eld. d. 
 
 of John Bodenham of Grove House, co. Radnor : — 
 
 Edward Rogers, Gentleman, 6. 1818 ; m. 1866, Ada, eld. 
 
 d. of Thomas Deane, Knt. ; and has issue — (i) Edward 
 
 Thomas Percy Rogers, Gentleman, i. ; (2) Francis 
 
 Bodenham Rogers, Gentleman, i. ; Harriet Ada ; and 
 
 Olive Mabel. Jfes. — Inverness Terrace, Kensington 
 
 Gardens. 
 
 Rev. Thomas Percival Rogers, M.A., d. 1821 ; m. ist, 
 185a, Katherine (d. 1856), eld. d. of T. Mackerness ; 2nd, 
 Mary, d. of Edmund Broome, of Elmhurst, Batheaston ; 
 and has issue — (i) Percy John Rogers, Gentleman, d. ; 
 (2) Edmund de Norbury Rogers, Gentleman, 6. ; (3) 
 Arthur Rogers, Gentleman, d. ; (4) George Herbert 
 Rogers, Gentleman, d. ; Emily Katherine ; Katherine ; 
 and Mary. J^es. ~ Batheaston , Somerset. 
 
 ROGERS of Bosvarren (H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron 
 nebuly sable, in chief a rose gules between two stags 
 
 trippant of the second, and in base a stag trippant also of 
 the second, between two like roses. Mtmtllng sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 stag trippant sable, three roses gules, slipped and leaved 
 one in pale and two in saltire proper. Motto — ' ' Nos 
 nostraque Deo." 
 
 Sons of George Boulderson Rogers of Bosvarren, co. 
 
 Cornwall, a Commissioner of Taxes, d. 1824 ; d, 1900, 
 
 w. 1859, Mary Amelia , d. of Thomas Rogers of 
 
 Helston : — 
 
 George Edward Boulderson Rogers, Gentleman, Solicitor, 
 
 *. i860; m. 1891, Florence Jane, eld. d. of Charles Wills 
 
 Hoffmann of Reading; and has issue— (i) Charles Edward 
 
 IVjuUlerson Rogers, Gentleman, d. 1894 ; (a) Lewis George 
 
 Boulderson Rogers, Gentleman, d. 1897. /fes. — Kendrick 
 
 Rise, Reading. 
 
 Constantine Frederick Rogers, Gentleman, fi. i86a. 
 
 zees.— 
 
 Rev. Ernest I>eslie Rogers, Vicar of Woodland, Devonsh., 
 i. 1864; m. 1891, Alexandra Palmer, d. of Rev. Trimer 
 Bennett , Vicar of St. Levan, Cornwall ; and has issue -Irene 
 Leslie, /fes. — The Vicarage, Woodland, Devonsh. 
 
 ROGERS of Yarlington (H. Coll. , 1836). Ermine, three 
 bucks trippant s.ible, on a chief wavy azure as many acorns 
 slipped or. Blantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a buck's head erased sable, attired 
 or, on the neck a bendlet wavy gold, charged with three 
 acorns vert, holding in the mouth a slip of oak fructed 
 proper. Motto — "Justum perficito nihil timeto." [This ■ 
 family has for icpyears claimed and still claims to represent 
 the family of " Rogers of Bristol and Eastwood," and has ' 
 always used their arms on bookplates and plate, but the ' 
 pedigree has not been entered in the Heralds' College.^ 
 
 Son of Francis Rogers, Esq., of Yarlington, Capt. ist 
 East Somerset Vols., b. 1784; d. 1863; m. 1815, 
 Catherine Elizabeth, d. of Benjamin Bickley of Bristol, 
 and Ettingshall Lodge, co. Stafford : — 
 Thomas Englesby Rogers, Esq. , J. P. and D.L. , Barrister- 
 at-Law, Recorder of Wells, Chancellor of the Diocese of 
 Bath and Wells, and Dep. Chairman of Somerset Qr, 
 Sessions, M.A. (Oxford), b. 1817; m. 1853, Elizabeth 
 Hannah [d. 1900), d. and h. of John Stanger of Strawberry 
 Hall, TyddSt. Mary, Lines. ; and has issue — Eliza Stanger ; 
 and Helen Woodd. Seat — Yarlington House, nr. Win- 
 canton, Somerset. C/«*— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 John Francis Rogers, Gentleman, formerly an Assistant 
 Commissary-Gen. to the Forces, b, 1826; m. ist, 1862, 
 Marianne {d. 1869), d. and coh. of Robert Wadsworth 
 Bartell of Swanington Lawn, Norfolk; and, 1871, Maria 
 Holmes, eld. d. of Hon. John Young of Montreal ; and has 
 surv. issue — (i) Basil Englesby Rogers, Gentleman, b. 
 1874; (2) Gerard Rogers, Gentleman,^. ; (3) Harry 
 
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 Rogers, Gentleman, b. ; (4) Hugh Rogers, Gentleman, 
 b. ; (5) Gordon Rogers, Gentleman, b. ; (6) Bruce 
 
 Rogers, Gentleman, b. ; and daus. Seat— The. Lawn, 
 
 Swanington, Norfolk. 
 
 Benjamin Bickley Rogers, Gentleman, Barrister at- Law, 
 M.A., and late Fellow of Wadham Coll. (Oxon.), b. 1828 ; 
 m. 1861, Ellen Susanna, d. of Robert Herring of Cromer ; 
 and has issue — (i) Francis Robert Bickley Rogers, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1869; (2) Richard Bickley Rogers, Gentleman, b. 
 ; and three daus. Res. — 
 
 ROGUS, quartered by FLOYER and SOMERS. 
 
 ROHAN, quartered by CONYERS.CORBET.andFOX, 
 
 The Late JOHN ROHDE, Gentleman, late of the 
 Madras Civil Service (retired). Born jMarch 31, 1812, and 
 d. April 29, 1899, being the eldest surviving son of Major 
 Rohde of Oakley, Bromley, Kent, and his wife Sarah, who 
 was a dau. of Joseph Cotton, Deputy-Master of the Trinity 
 House, Chairman of the East India Dock Company and 
 the Copper Company, Director of the London Assurance 
 and of the Hon. East India Company. Armorial bear- 
 ing's — Argent, on a chevron embattled azure, between two 
 falcons rising in chief proper, belled or, and an anchor erect 
 in base sable, the cable of the third, an escallop of the field 
 between two bezants. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed per pale 
 or and purpure, charged on the breast with a cross pat^e. 
 Married, firstly, Sophia Catharine [d. Sept. 15, 1846), 
 dau. of P. J. Truter, M.D., Civil Commissioner, of Wor- 
 cester, Cape Colony. He married secondly. Patience (</. 
 Sept. 14, 1900), dau. of Richard Haughton, H.E.LC.S., of 
 Addiscombe, Surrey; and has had Issue — (i) William Cotton 
 Rohde, Gentleman (66 Bouverie Road, West Folkestone), b. 
 May 22, 1841 \m., i.%-j<), Sarah Ismena, dau. of Dr. Benson, 
 M.D., of Dublin, and has issue, four daus.]; (2) John 
 Rohde, Gentleman (47 Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham), 
 b. June 12, 1844 [w., 1880, Isabel Sinclair, dau. of Hugh 
 Crawford, and has issue, one son and one dau.] ; (3) Haugh- 
 ton George Rohde, Gentleman, b. June 30, 1849, d. in 
 Ceylon 1850; (4) Richard Rohde, Gentleman, *. Oct. 14, 
 1850, d. i860; (s) Robert Turner Rohde, Gentleman (Ran- 
 fold Grange, Slinfold, Sussex), b. Nov. 20, 1851 [»?., April 
 14, 1887, Frances Olivia, dau. of Coventry Mark Wood- 
 house, and has issue, three sons and two daus.] : (6) 
 Major Hawkins Rohde, sometime German Consul in the 
 Seychelles {d. unm. June i, 1896) ; and Sophy. 
 
 ROKEBY, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 The Rev. HENRY RALPH ROKEBY, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, J. P. co. Northampton, B.A., Rector and Lord of 
 the Manor of Arthingworth, Rural Dean. Burn June 2, 
 1 83 1, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Ralph 
 Rokeby of Arthingworth, formerly Comm. R.N., after- 
 wards Rector of Arthingworth, and Lord of the Manor, by 
 his first wife Caroline, dau. of Rev. George Boulton, Rector 
 of Oxenden. Livery — Claret. Armorial bearings ^ 
 Argent, a chevron sable, between three rooks proper. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a rook proper. Married, Feb. 7, 1861, Mary Jane, 
 dau. of Thomas Barbot Beale, Esq., J. P., of Brettenham 
 Park, Suffolk ; andhas/w?/e— (i) Henry Langham Rokeby, 
 Esq.. J. P., Captain late Rifle Brigade, b. Nov. 26, 1861 ; 
 (2) Ralph Thomas Rokeby, Gentleman,' b. June 28, 1863 
 \m., April 17, 1900, Maud Julia, dau. of John Harman Eden 
 of New York] ; (3) Rev. Arthur Willoughby Rokeby, M.A., 
 Rector of Carlton Curlieu, near Leicester, b. June 7, 1866 : 
 and Carohne Mary [ot., April 26, 1888, Sydney Holland]. 
 5tfa/— Arthingworth Manor House, Northampton. 
 
 ROLFE, see NEVILLE-ROLFE. 
 
 Gertrude Jane, commonly known as Lady Gertrude Jane, 
 fifth daughter of the Right Honourable the nineteenth Earl 
 of Morton ; and has /ww<;— Gertrude Emily [marrL-d, 1889, 
 Hugh Henry John Williams-Drummond] ; and Mary Frances 
 [married, 1894, Arthur Scott Browne, late i6th Lancers]. 
 Residences— ^\cXor\.^ nrar Budleigh Salterton ; Stevenstone, 
 near Torrington. 
 
 ROLLESTON (U.O.). Argent, a cinquefoil azure, on a 
 chief gules, a lion passant guardant or. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's 
 head erased proper. Motto— "Ainsi et meilleur peute 
 estre." 
 
 Sons of James ffranck Rolleston, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 
 of ffranckfort Castle (High Sheriff King's Co. 1831), b. 
 
 1806 ; d. 187s ; m. 1828, Georgiana Elizabeth, d. of 
 
 John Bland of Blandsfort : — 
 
 Charles ffranck Rolleston, Esq., R.M., late Major King's 
 
 Roy. Rifles (Mil.), b. 1833; m. 1873, Mary Dorothea, d. 
 
 of John Hutchinson of Killtorkan, co. Kilkenny; and has 
 
 surv. issue— (i) James Henry ffranck Rolleston, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1873; (2) Charles John ffranck Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 
 
 '^^T^\ (3) Alured ffranck Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1877; 
 
 and Jane Eleanor Daisy ffranck. 5ea^— ffranckfort Castle, 
 
 Roscrea, King's Co. 
 
 Sons of Charles Rolleston-Spunner, Esq., Q.C., of 
 Glasshouse, King's Co., b. 1807; d. 1888; m. 1836, 
 Elizabeth, d. of Rt. Hon. John Richards, Baron of 
 Court of Exchequer in Ireland : — 
 Capt. Charles John Rolleston, late 74th Regt., b. 1837. 
 Club — Royal Societies'. 
 
 Henry Hugh Barry Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1842 ; m. 
 188 1, Ida Ethel, d. of Capt. William Richards. Res.— 
 Glasshouse, Shinrone, King's Co. 
 
 Thomas William Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1857 ; in. 
 ist, 1880, Edith [d. 1896), d. of Rev. William de Burgh, 
 Rector of Ardboe ; 2nd, 1897, Maud, d. of Rev. Stopford 
 Augustus Brooke. /?«j.— Hollywood House, Glenealy, co. 
 Wicklow. Club — Royal Societies'. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER ROLLESTON, Gentleman, C.M.G., 
 Auditor-General of New South Wales. Born 1817, being 
 the son of the late Rev. John Rolleston, Vicar of Burton 
 Joyce, CO. Nottingham, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Rev. Philip Smelt. Armorial bearings— Argent, a cinque- 
 
 ROLFE, 
 ROLFE. 
 
 see BOGGIS- ROLFE and NEVILLE- 
 
 SMARK GEORGE KERR ROLLE, Esquire, com- 
 monly known as the Honourable Mark George 
 IRrtffl^ '^crr Rolle, Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice of 
 ifVUUv the Peace for the county of Devon, High Sheriff 
 1864. Born 1835, being the son of the Right 
 Honourable the nineteenth Baron Clinton ; assumed the 
 name of Rolle 1852. Club — Carlton. Married, i860. 
 
 foil sable, on a chief gules, a Hon passant guardant or, a 
 crescent for difference. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased proper, 
 beaked or, with a crescent for difference. Motto — "Ainsi 
 et pent estre meilleur." Married, 1854, Catherine, dau. of 
 William Leslie of Warthill, co. Aberdeen ; and has Issue. 
 Residence — Sydney, New South Wales. 
 
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 LANCELOT ROLLESTON. Esquire. D.S.O.. J.P. 
 (High Sheriff 1877). Bom 1847, being the second son of the 
 late Col. Lancelot Rollcston of Watnall, by his second wife 
 Eleanor Charlotte, only sur. dau. of Robert Fraser of Jor- 
 t>eck, CO. Inverness. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 cinqucfoil sable, on a chief gules a lion passant guardant or, a 
 crescent for difference. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased proper, 
 beaked or, with a crescent for diflerence. Motto — " Ainsi 
 et pcut estre mcilleur." Married, Feb. 25, 1883, Lady 
 Charlotte Emma Maud Dalzell, sister of Robert, 15th Earl 
 of Carnwath. Seat — Watnall, co. Nottingham. 
 
 Thk Hon. WILLIAM ROLLESTON of Kapunatiki. 
 Rangitata, Canterbury, New Zealand. Born Sept. 19, 1831, 
 being the third son of the late Rev. George Rolleston, Vicar 
 of Maltby and Stainton, Yorkshire, by his wife Anne, dau. 
 of jotin Nettleship of Gainsborough, co. Lincoln. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, a cinquefoil sable, on a chief 
 gules a lion passant guardant or, a crescent for difference. 
 llaTitltllg sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an e«^le's head erased proper, beaked or. with a 
 crescent for difference. Motto — " Amsi et peut estre mcil- 
 leur." Married , May 24, 1865, Elizabeth Mary, dau. of 
 Joseph Brittan of Lin wood, Canterbury, New Zealand ; and 
 as Issue — (1) Arthur Cecil Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1867 ; 
 (a) Lancelot William Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; (3) 
 George Hector Fitzgerald Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; 
 (4) Francis Joseph Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1873; (s) John 
 Christopher Rolleston, Gentleman, b. 1877; Rosamund 
 Mary ; Dorothy Josephine ; Margaret Florence ; and Helen 
 Mary. Res. — Kapunatiki, Rangitata, Canterbury, N.Z. 
 
 General ROBERT ROLLO, commonly known as 
 General the Honourable Robert RoUo, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, third son of the Right 
 Honourable John, eighth Baron Rollo, by his wife Agnes, 
 daughter of William Greig of Edinburgh ; was Assistant- 
 Adjutant-General in Canada, 1855-1858, and Military Secre 
 tary to Commander-in-Chief in Canada, 1858-1865. Club — 
 United Service. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Or, a chevron between three boars' beads erased azure, 
 impaling the arms of Ferguson-Davie, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, argent a chevron sable, between three mullets pierced 
 guleS ; a and 3 azure, three cinquefoils or, on a chief of the 
 last a lion passant gules. Upon the escutcheon, from which 
 is pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his cS'est, 
 up>on a wreath of the colours, a stag's head couped proper. 
 Married, 1851, Harriet Anne, eldest daughter of General 
 Sir Henry Robert Ferguson-Davie, first Baronet. Postal 
 address — Strathearn, Bournemouth. 
 
 ROLLS, see LLANGATTOCK, 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM ROLT, Esquire, J.P. co. Gloucester, 
 late Captain Gloucestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. Born 
 Jan. 12, i860, being the son of the late John Roll of Ozle- 
 worth, CO. Gloucester, by his wife Sarah, eldest dau. of 
 John Osborne, Q.C. C/«*j— Boodle's, Pratt's, Orleans. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Argent, on a pile azure, three dolphins 
 embowed two and one or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork, in the beak a 
 bulrush, and resting the dexter claw on a fountain all proper. 
 Motto — "Be and not seem." Married, Nov. 1, 1882, 
 Constance Emily, eldest dau. of the late Sir Charles Heniy 
 Johnes Cuyler, Bart. 5m/ — Ozleworth Park, Wooton- 
 under-Edge, co. Gloucester. 
 
 ROM AINS. Azure, a passion cross or, on a chief of the 
 last two thistles slipped and leaved proper. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, in front of a thistle slipped and leaved proper, 
 a passion cross or. Motto — " Per incena certus amor. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev.W. F.J. Remains. -ff«.— Charterhouse, Godalming. 
 
 GEORGE ERNEST ROMANES, Gentleman, of Pitcal- 
 zean and Nigg, Ross-shire, N.B. Born May 1881, being 
 the eldest son of the late George John Romanes, LL.D., 
 
 F.R.S., *. 1848; d. 1894; m. 1879, Ethel, dau. of . 
 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, two boars' heads erased in 
 chief argent, langued azure, and a fleur-de-lis in base of the 
 second. M an tlin g gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a 
 
 wreath of his liveries, a l>oar's head .as in the arms. Motto 
 — "Sero scd serio." Married, 1905, Mima Alexundar 
 
 Allan, only dau. of Rev. Walter Scott. Seat — Pitcalzean, 
 Nigg, Ross-shire, N.B. 
 
 JOHN ROMANS, Esq., J.P. co. Midlothian, a Coun- 
 cillor and a Commissioner of Supply, Chairman of the 
 School Board of Newbattle, and a Free Burgess of Edin- 
 burgh. Born March i, 1819, being the eldest son of John 
 Romans, by his wife Marion, dau. of William Thomson, 
 Laird of Newton-Grange. Armorial bearings Gules, 
 two boars' heads erased argent, armed and langued azure, 
 and in chief and in base a dexter arm in armour, couped 
 below the elbow erect, the hand naked, and the forefinger 
 pointing upwards proper. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle rising, 
 holding in its beak a flaming torch all proper ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this Motto, " Pergo Sursum." Mar- 
 ried, Aug. 23, 1848, Jane, second dau. of Thomas Samson, 
 Accountant to the H.E.I.C., India House, London ; and 
 has Issue— (i) Duncan Purves Romans, Esq., b. July 31, 
 1856; Cordelia; Marion; Helen Jane; and Isabella Blanche. 
 Seat — Newton-Grange House, Newbattle, Midlothian. 
 
 ROMILLY (1866). Argent, in base a rock with nine 
 points, issuant from each point a lily proper, on a chief 
 azure, a crescent between two mullets of the field. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a rock proper, 
 a crescent argent. Motto — " Persevere." 
 
 Sons of late Francis John Romilly, Capt. R.E. (eld. 
 
 son of George Thomas Romilly of Bromley, Kent), m. 
 
 1872, Mary, d. of Denis De Berdt Hovell of Clapton : — 
 
 Arthur Hovell Romillv, Esq., Capt. D. of Cornwall's 
 
 Lt. Inf., b. 1877. Res.— 
 
 Francis Henry Romilly, Gentlem.m, Lieut. Welsh Regt,, 
 b. 1878. Res.— 
 
 Yr. sons of late George Thomas Romilly, Gentleman, of 
 Bromley, Kent, m. 1848, Margaret Philip, only child 
 and h. of John Mirrieless of Aberdeen : — 
 Samuel Joseph Maclean Romilly, Gentleman, b. 1854. 
 Res. — Widmore Road, Bromley, Kent. 
 
 Rev. Cuthbert Edward Reynolds Romilly, M.A. 
 (Cantab.), b. 1858; m. 1898, Mary Luisa, d. of Edward 
 Stenning of Bromley, Kent ; and has issue — (i) Cuthbert 
 George Romilly, Gentleman ; (2) Philip Francis Romilly, 
 Gentleman ; (3) Maurice Romilly, Gentleman. Res. — 
 
 Arthur George Romilly, Gentleman, b. 1866 ; m. Mar- 
 garet Noel, d. of John Coleridge Frampton May of Creech 
 St. Michael, Somerset. Res. — 
 
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Son of 2nd Baron Roniilly, 1835-1891, m. 1865, Emily 
 Idonea Sophia, d. of Lt.-Gen. Sir John Gaspard le 
 Marchant, K.C.B., G.C.M.G. :— 
 John Gaspard le Marchant Roniilly, 3rd Baron Romilly 
 (3 Jan. 1866), late Capt. Coldstream Guards [Supporters 
 (1866) — On either side a greyhound argent, gorged with a 
 collar fleury and counterfleury azure, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a lily slipped proper], b. i March 1866 ; 
 m. 3 Aug. 1897, Violet, d. of Sir Philip Grey Egerton, 
 Bart. ; and has issue — Hon. William Gaspard Guy Romilly, 
 b. 8 March 1899. Seat — Porthkerry House, Barry, Gla- 
 morganshire. Town res. — 49 Charles Street, Berkeley 
 Square, W. Clubs — Brooks's, Guards'. 
 
 SAMUEL HENRY ROMILLY, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Glamorgan, and J.P. co. Hereford, M.A. (Camb.), 
 Barrister-at-Law. Bot-n Sept. 4, 1849, being the eldest son 
 of the late Colonel Frederick Romilly, J.P. and D.L., M.P. 
 for Canterbury (sixth son of Sir Samuel Romilly, Knt.), by 
 his wife Lady Elizabeth Amelia Jane, third dau. of the Rt. 
 Hon. Gilbert, 2nd Earl of Minto. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, in base a rock with nine points, issuant from each a 
 lily all proper ; on a chief azure, a crescent between two 
 mullets of the first, impaling the arms of Carnegie, namely 
 argent, an eagle displayed azure, armed, beaked, and mem- 
 bered gules, on its breast an antique covered cup or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a rock proper, a crescent argent. Motto — 
 "Persevere." Married, Feb. 7, 1878, Lady Arabella Char- 
 lotte Carnegie, dau. of Jamss, 9th Earl of Southesk, K.T. ; 
 and has /wae — (i) Bertram Hfinry Samuel Romilly, Esq., 
 D.S.O. , Capt. Scots Guards, b. Nov. 6, 1878; (2) Frederic 
 Carnegie Romilly, Gentleman, b. Sept. 10, 1886; Cicely 
 Elizabeth ; Dorothea Katharine ; and Constance Felicity. 
 6Va^— Huntington Park, Kington, Herefordshire. Estate 
 ^Barry, Glamorganshire. Town residence — 56 Eccleston 
 Square, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Travellers'. 
 
 The Rev. JAMES CUSACK RONEY-DOUGAL, 
 B.A. St. John's Coll., Camb., Vicar of Castle Donington. 
 Bom July 22, 1852, being the eldest son of Lieut. -Col. 
 Richard Roney, Major to the 1st Jaeger Corps (British 
 German Legion) for service in the Crimea ; he assumed by 
 Royal Licence in 1871 the name and arms of Dougal, 
 by his wife Rose Anne Dougal, second dau. of John Dougal 
 of Ratho, Midlothian, and Balnageith, Morayshire, J.P. 
 and D.L. Armorial bearings — Argent, a mountain vert, 
 on a chief gules, a cross moline of the field, between two 
 lozenges vair, and (for distinction) a cross crosslet or. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a bull's head caboshed proper, charged (for dis- 
 tinction) with a cross crosslet or. Motto — "Stand fast." 
 Married, July 15, 1884, Juliana Lucy, dau. of the late Rev. 
 George William Sanford, Rector of Weddington. Postal 
 address — Castle Donington, Derby. 
 
 CABEL ROOPE, Gentleman. Born Aug. 5, 1852, 
 being the eldest son of Cabel Roope of Oporto and bis 
 
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 wife Elizaljeth Frederick Maria Roope, dau. of Frederick 
 Whitaker, Esq., J. P., of The Manor House, Bampton, 
 Oxon. (and great-grandson of Roope Harris, who assumed 
 by Royal Licence in 1771 the name and arms of Roope). 
 Armorial bearings Argent, a lion rampant per fesse gule. 
 and vert, between seven pheons azure. Residence- Oporto, 
 Portugal. Clubs — \Jmon, Bath, British Association 
 (Oporto). 
 
 ROOS, quartered by HORDERN, 
 
 (EDWARD CHARLES) ROBSON ROOSE, Gentle- 
 man, M.D., LL.D., F.R.C.P. (Edin.), &c. Born 1848, 
 being the third son of the late Francis Finley Roose, Esq. , 
 by his wife Eliza, dau. of John Ilderton Burn of North- 
 umberland, and the grandson of the late Sir David Charles 
 Roose, Knight Bachelor, High Sheriff of the City of Dublin 
 1827. /.iVerf — Red, with white facings. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Gules, three water-bougets in pale between two 
 
 flaunches invected argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a peacock in his pride 
 proper, gorged with a collar and pendent therefrom a four- 
 leaved shamrock or. Motto — "Jene change qu'enmourant." 
 Married, 1870, Edith {d. 1901), dau. of Henry Huggins. 
 Esq., D.L. ; and has Issue — (i) Henry Edward Robson 
 Roose, Gentleman, b. Oct. 1871 [/«. , 1895, Florence, dau. 
 of T. Hood, and has issue, Elena Mary] ; (2) Bertrand 
 Charles Robson Roose, b. 1874 (rf. 1896) ; (3) Fitzroy Owen 
 Jonathan Roose, Gentleman, b. July 1881 ; (4) Hubert 
 Francis Gardner Roose, Gentleman, b. Feb. 1882 ; and 
 Katharine Edith. Seat — Dorman's Park, East Grinsiead, 
 Sussex. Residence — ^49 Hill Street, Berkeley Square, W. 
 Clubs — St. James's, Junior Carlton. • 
 
 ROPER, see TREVOR-ROPER. 
 
 SSiR EMiL HUGH OSCAR ROBERT ROPNER, 
 Knight Bachelor (1902), J.P. and D.L. co. of Durham 
 (High Sheriff 1896), J. P. N. Riding of co. York, formerly 
 Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. ist Vol. Batt. Durham Light 
 Infantry (V.D. ), M.P. for Stockton-on-Tees since 1900. 
 Born Dec. 16, 1838, being the eldest son of John Henry 
 Ropner of Magdeburg, Prussia, by his wife Emilie, dau. of 
 Alfred Bessel. Armorial bearings — Party per fesse dan- 
 cett^e sable and or, a pale, three mullets pierced two and 
 one, and as many stags' heads erased one and two all 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon three mascles interlaced fesse- 
 
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 ways, and in front of three tiliing-spears one in pale and 
 two in saltire or, a stag's head erased Siible, attired gold. 
 Motto—" Fideset fortitude." Married, 1859. Mary Anne, 
 dau. of John CnUk of Newton Stewart, Wigtonshirc. 
 S*<i/j- Preston Hall, near Stockton-on-Tees; Skutterskelfe 
 Hall, Clc>eland, Yorkshire. C/«*j— Carlton, Constitutional. 
 
 JAMKS ROKIE, Gentleman, Doctor of Medicine of 
 the University of Edinburgh. Horn April 4, 1838, being 
 the second son of James Roric of Arbroath, by his wife 
 Juli.-i (irant, dau. of Patrick Cochran of Arbroath. Armo- 
 rial bearing*— .Argent, on a chevron between three dexter 
 hands couped tesscways gules, each holding a cross crosslet 
 fitchfe azure, a crescent of the first for difference. Above 
 the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 M^ntUny gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreaih of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a galley, oars in action sable, flagged 
 gules ; and in an escrol over the same this Motto, ' ' Terra 
 
 Battalion North Staffordshire) Regiment, born January 
 II, 1866; Catherine Isaliclla Kllen [married the Reverend 
 Arthur Frederick Pope of The Furlong, Tring] ; and Eliza- 
 
 marique." Married, August 26, 1872, Margaret, daiL of 
 Thomas Handyside Baxter of Dundee ; and has had Issue — 
 (i) James Baxter Rorie, b. August 18, 1873, d. June 28, 
 1876; (2) Thomas Handyside Baxter Rorie, Gentleman, 
 C.A., b. March 24, 1875 ; (3) George Arthur Rorie, Gentle- 
 man, M.B., Ch.M., b. Aug. 2, 1876; (4) Reginald Rorie, 
 Gentleman, b. April 2, 1879 (d. Nov. 21, 1899). Resi- 
 dence — 4 Roxburgh Terrace, Dundee, N.B. Club — Eastern 
 (Dundee). 
 
 S JAMES ROSE, Esquire, Major Indian Army, late 
 Lord- Lieutenant of the county of Nairn. Born 
 March 21, 1820, being the fourth but eldest surviving 
 son (and the eldest by his second marriage) of the late 
 Hugh Rose Kilravock, Vice-Lieutenant of the county 
 of Nairn, and Colonel of the Nairnshire Militia, by his 
 second wife Catherine, daughter of Mackintosh of Farr. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Or, a boar's 
 head couped gules, between three water - bougets azure. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his de- 
 gree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a harp azure ; and in an 
 escroll above this Motto, "Constant and true." Married, 
 January 15, 1850, Anna Maria, daughter of Lieutenant- 
 General George Twemlow, Royal Artillery, by his wife 
 Anna Maria D'Oyly ; and by her (who died May 13, 1867) 
 had Issue — (i) Hugh Rose, Esquire, Major 42nd Regi- 
 ment, Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), born August 10, 
 1863; (2) John Rose, Esquire, Captain 98th (2nd 
 
 beth Margaret [m. Ronald Baillie]. Seat — Kilravock Castl 
 in the county of Nairn. 
 
 RICHARD DE ROS ROSE, Esq., D.L., High Sheriff 
 1902. Bom May 1879, being the eldest son of the late 
 Robert de Ros Rose, Esq., J. P. for co. Limerick, High 
 Sheriff 1882, by his wife Agnes Eliza, second dau. of the 
 late Benjamin Bun bury Frend, Esq., J.P., of Boskill, co^ 
 Limerick. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 pale argent and or, a chevron gules, between three wata 
 bougets sable (for Rose) ; 2. Per chevron argent and guk 
 in chief two eaglets displayed azure (for Stephens); 
 argent, a saltire between two mullets in chief and in 
 gules, and two boars' heads erased in fesse sable (fd 
 Anderson). Mantling gules and argent. Crests— i. c 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, holi 
 ing in the dexter paw a rose gules, slipped vert ; 2. on 1 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle wings elevated sable, pre^ 
 ing on a lion's gamb erased proper ; 3. on a wreath of tfi 
 colours, an oak-tree proper. Motto— "Non sine ser 
 rosa." Married, 1902, Gladys Mary, eldest dau. of Re 
 F. G. Johnson of Gosport, Hants. 5^a/— Ardhu, 
 Limerick. 
 
 WILLIAM ROSE, Gentleman. Born Nov. 25, 184 
 being the second son of the late William Rose of Carnij 
 dale House, Barnstone, Cheshire, and of Mancheste 
 by his wife Esther, dau. of T. Marsden of Mancheste 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and gules, three ros 
 in fesse between two lions rampant in pale, all counte 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, gorged with a" 
 collar vair, holding between the fore-paws a lyre or, and 
 resting the dexter hind-leg on a rose argent. Motto^ 
 "Armat spina rosas." Married, June 23, 1875, Helen 
 Maria, second dau. of the late John Blake of Tuttington 
 Hall, Norfolk; and has Issue — Two daus., Leslie and 
 Dorothy Muriel Bateman. Seat — Ballbrook House, With- 
 ington, Lancashire. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Royal London 
 Yacht, Conservative (Manchester). 
 
 WILLIAM MOLYNEUX ROSE, Esquire, J. P., Patron 
 of Whilton, CO. Northampton, late Lieut. 32nd Light In- 
 fantry. Born 1842, being the eldest son of the late William 
 George Rose, Esq. , J. P. , an Officer in the 60th Rifles, by 
 his wife Charlotte, dau. of Edward Blackburne. Chief- 
 Justice of the Mauritius. Club — Arthur's. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chevron azure, be- 
 tween three roses gules, a water-bouget, between two 
 mullets of six points pierced of the field (for Rose) ; 2 and 
 
 is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 3 vert, a fesse erminois, between two pheons points up- 
 wards in chief, and a bugle-horn in base argent (for 
 Holden). Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a riexter cubit arm vested sable, the hand 
 proper, holding a cross crosslet fitch^e or, from the wrist 
 a pile ermine, the arm charged with a bugle-horn stringed 
 or. Motto— " Et teneo et teneor." Married, i8y2,V\6\ei, 
 dau. of David Stewart Ker of Montalto, co. Down. Seat— 
 Wolston Grange, near Rugby. 
 
 S THOMAS GILZEAN ROSE-INNES of Netherdale, 
 CO. Banff, Advocate, J. P. , D. L. for co. Banff. Born 
 1831, being the son of the late James Rose-Innes. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, a boar's head couped 
 gules between three water-bougets sable, a bordure azure, 
 charged with three garbs and as many boars' heads couped 
 ahernately of the field ; 2 and 3 argent three mullets azure 
 within a bordure chequy of the second and first. Mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. dexter, on a wreath of 
 his liveries, a branch of palm slipped proper ; Motto, " Or- 
 natur radix fronde ; " 2. on a wreath of his liveries, a rose 
 gules, stalked and leaved proper; Motto, " Armat spina 
 rosas." Married, 1853, Grace L., second dau. of the late 
 W. J. Eraser of Ladhope, co. Roxburgh. £jto/e— Nether- 
 dale, CO. Banff. Residence — Kinellan, Murrayfield, Mid- 
 lothian. 
 
 ROSEHILL, Baron, see NORTHESK. 
 
 ROSEMAR, quartered by FOX. 
 
 ROSHER, borne on an escutcheon of pretence by 
 MILROY. 
 
 ROSMEAD, see ROBINSON. 
 
 ROSS, quartered by BAILLIE, BOYLE, DALRYMPLE, 
 and ERASER. 
 
 ROSS, see LEITH-ROSS and ROBERTSON-ROSS. 
 
 CHARLES CAMPBELL ROSS, Esquire, J.P. for Corn- 
 wall, M.P. for St. Ives. Born 1849, being the youngest 
 son of the late Archibald Colquhoun Ross, Esq. , M. D. , of 
 Madeira, by his wife Mary, dau. of the late Joseph Came, 
 F. R.S. Armorial bearings — Parted per chevron gules 
 and argent, three lions rampant within a bordure all counter- 
 changed, in the middle chief a mullet of the second. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a hand holding a garland of laurel proper. Motto — " Spem 
 successus alit." Married, 1870, Isabel Emily, dau. of the 
 late Edward Holland (she d. 1888). 
 
 Colonel Sir EDWARD CHARLES ROSS, Knight 
 Bachelor, Companion of the Most Illustrious Order of the 
 Star of India, served in the Indian Mutiny Campaign 
 1857-58 (medal with clasp), was employed in Indian Poli- 
 tical Dept. as Assist. Political Agent at Gwadur, Political 
 Agent and Consul at Muscat, Resident in the Persian Gulf, 
 and Consul-General for Fars, &c. , 1863-1891. Born 1836, 
 being the fifth son of the late David Robert Ross, Esq., of 
 Rosstrevor, co. Down, J.P. and D.L. for that co. (High 
 Sheriff 1837), and M.P. for Belfast, by his wife Harriet 
 Jane, dau. of the Hon. and Rt. Rev. Edmund Knox, D. D., 
 Bishop of Limerick. Armorial bearings— Or, a chevron 
 embattled counter-embattled between three water-bougets 
 sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm embowed in armour, the hand grasping 
 a dagger all proper. Motto — " Per aspera virtus." Mar- 
 ried, 1862, Sarah M. C, dau. of Col. Charles S. White- 
 hill ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Edmond Ross, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 9, 1863 ; (2) William Robert Ross, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 9, 1875 ; (3) George Whitehill Ross, Gentleman, b. 
 June 6, 1878 ; Sarah Emma ; Charlotte Mary ; Jessie Adele ; 
 and Kathleen. Residence — 8 Beaufort Road, Clifton, Bris- 
 tol. Club — Primrose. 
 
 The Rev. JAMES COULMAN ROSS, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb. (Classical Honours 1867), 
 and Esquire, Vicar of Loversal, in the Diocese of York. Born 
 September 15, 1844, being the eldest son of Rear-Admiral Sir 
 James Clark Ross, Kt. , F. R. S. , D. C. L. &c. , by his wife .Anne, 
 
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 dau. of Thomas Coulman of Whitgift Hall, Goole. Ajmo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, three estoiles in chevron between as 
 many lions rampant argent ; and for an honourable aug- 
 mentation, a chief or, thereon a portion of the terrestrial 
 globe proper, the true meridian described thereon by a line 
 passing from north to south sable, with the Arctic circle 
 azure, within the place of the magnetic pole in latitude 
 70° 5' 17" and longitude 96° 46' 45" west, designated by an 
 inescutcheon gules, charged with a lion passant guardant 
 of the first ; the magnetic meridian shown by a line of the 
 fourth passing through the inescutcheon with a corre- 
 spondent circle, also gules, to denote more particularly the 
 said place of the magnetic pole ; the words following in- 
 scribed on the chief, viz., "Arctasos Numine Fines." 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, on a rock a flagstaff erect, thereon hoisted the 
 Union Jack, inscribed with the date June i, 1831 (being 
 that of discovering the place of the magnetic pole), and at 
 foot, and on the sinister side of the flagstaff, the dipping 
 needle, showing its almost vertical position, all proper ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a fox's head erased proper. 
 Motto — "Spes aspera levat." Married, Jan. 5, 1870, 
 Elizabeth, younger dau. of the Rev. William Senior Salman, 
 M.A., late Rector of Brougham, Westmorland; and has 
 Issue — (i) Basil James Ross, Esq., b. June 9, 1874 ; (2) Cyril 
 John Ross, Gentleman, b. July 17, 1877 ; (3) Arthur Vernon 
 Ross, Gentleman, b. March 11, 1879 ! (4) Reginald Welling- 
 ton Ross, Gentleman, b. June 18, i88o; Hilda Charlotte 
 Marion ; Katharine Agnes ; and Evangeline Edith Mary 
 Seat — Wadworth Hall, Doncaster. 
 
 Major JOHN JAMES ROSS. Armorial bearings- 
 Parted per chevron gules and argent, three lions rampant, 
 within a bordure all counterchanged. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a hand 
 holding a garland of laurel proper. Motto — " Work and 
 wait." Residence — 
 
 JOSEPH CARNE ROSS, Gentleman, M.D., F.R.C.P. 
 (formerly of Shian Lodge, Penzance, Cornwall). Armorial 
 bearings — Parted per chevron gules and argent, three lions 
 rampant, within a bordure all counterchanged, in the middle 
 chief a crescent of the second. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 OrMt On a wreath of his liveries, a hand holding a gar- 
 land of laurel proper. MottO — " Work and wait." 
 
 H WALTER CHARTERIS ROSS, Esquire. C.R 
 O (1901), J. p. COS. Ross and Cromarty. Lieut.-CoL 
 (half-pay). Bom August 5, 1857. being the third but only 
 surviving son of the late George William Holmes Ross. 
 Esq., Colonel, J. P. and D.L,. Convener co. Cromarty, by 
 his wife Adelaide Lucv, third dau. of Duncan Davidson of 
 Tulloch. CO. Ross, by his first wife Diana, dau. of Godfrey, 
 vd Lord Macdonald of the Isles. Armorial beariogv— 
 Gtdes. three lions rampant argent, armed and langued 
 azure, in the centre a mullet of the second for difference. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Creit— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle with wings closed proper. Motto - 
 •' Dread God." Married, first. June 8. 1887. May (d. June 
 1891). dau. of Field-Marshal Sir Donald Martin Stewart, 
 Bart. ; and has Issue — Pamela May. He married secondly. 
 1897, Gertrude May Gathorne, dau. of C. Hill of Clevedon 
 Hall. Somerset; and Y\as Issue — George Duncan Noel Ross. 
 Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Jean Marina ; Meriel Diana ; and 
 Shiela Mary. Seat — Cromarty House, Cromarty. Clubs 
 — Naval and Military, Highland (Inverness). 
 
 WILLIAM ROSS, Gentleman. Bom Dec. i, 1853, 
 being the eldest son of James Ross, Gentleman, of Driffield, 
 and his wife Mary, dau. of George Harrison of NafTerton. 
 Livery — Black, with light drab facings. Armorial bear- 
 ln£r8'(L.O. 1882)— Parted per pale sable and gules, two 
 water-bougets in chief and a boar's head couped in base 
 argent. Mawtitngr gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a water-bouget argent. Motto— 
 "Agnoscar eventu." Married, Sept. 24, 1878, Mary 
 Hannah, dau. of William Barker of Driffield ; and has 
 Issue— (i) James Alfred Ross, Gentleman. B.A. (Camb.), b. 
 Oct. 19. 1881 ; (2) William Gordon Ross, Gentleman, b. 
 March 21, 1888. A'«/rf#««— The Villa, NafTerton. Yorks. 
 C/«*— Junior Constitutional. 
 
 and |x>mmelled of the field. Mantllnfi^ gules, (loul)lcd or j 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a sta 
 trippant gules, attired and ungulcd or ; and on :im cscrol] 
 over the same this Motto, " Agnoscar eventu." Residenct- 
 
 ROSS of Rosstrevor (U.O. ). Or. a chevron embattle 
 counter -cmbttllled between three water-bougets sablfl 
 Mantling: sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of tb 
 
 WILLIAM GORDON ROSS, late Lieut. -Col. Royal 
 
 Engineers. Bom . being the second surviving son of 
 
 Alexander Ross of the Indian Civil Service. Armorial 
 bearings— Or. a boar's head couped gules, between three 
 
 water-bougets sable, all within a bordure engrailed of the 
 last, charged in chief and base with three padlocks argent, 
 and in the flanks with two swords erected proper, hilted 
 
 colours, an arm embowed in armour, the hand graspin 
 a dagger all proper. MottO — " Per aspera virtus." 
 
 Son of Major David Ross, b. 1828 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1851,' 
 Mary, d. of Dr. William Austin, Insp.-Gen. of Army' 
 Hospitals : — 
 
 William Levingston Ross, Gentleman, L. R.C.S., 
 L.R.C.P.I., b. 185s ; m. 1896, Laura, d. of G. M. Felton, 
 C.C., of Cripplegate, London; and has issue — (i) Austin 
 Felton Ross, Gentleman, b. 1897; (2) George Levingston" 
 Ross, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; (3) David Robert Ross, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1900 ; and Laura Kathleen. Res. — Burslem, Staffs. 
 Sons of late David Robert Ross, Esq., of Rosstrevor, 
 CO. Down, J. P., D.L. (High Sheriflf 1837), b. 1799; 
 d. 1851 ; m. 1819, Harriet Anne, d. of Hon. and Rt. 
 Rev. Isdmond Knox, Bishop of Limerick : — 
 Edmond Ross, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 145 Langdale 
 
 Road, Thornton Heath. 
 Sir Edward Charles Ross, Knt. Bachelor, CS. I. {f.v.). 
 Sons of David Ross-of-Bladcnsburg, bearingthe Bladens- 
 burg augmentation : — 
 Lt.-Col. Sir John Foster George Ross-of-Bladensburg, 
 K.C.B. (f.v.). 
 Col. Edmund James Thomas Ross-of-Bladensburg (^.v.). 
 
 ROSS of Limavady (Confd. U.O., 10 Dec. 1902). 
 Or, a chevron chequy sable and argent, between three 
 water-bougets gules, on a chief of the last, as many cross 
 crosslets of the field. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a hawk's head erased proper, 
 holding in the beak a cross crosslet fitchde or. Motto— 
 ' ' Andeo. " 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Ross of Limavady, Vicar and 
 
 Rural Dean of Dungiven, co. Londonderry, Canon 
 
 of St. Columb's Cathedral, Londonderry, b. ; 
 
 d. 1891 ; m. 1851, Caroline Matilda, d. of Arthur 
 
 Luce Trelawny Collins of Ham, Devon, Lieut. R.A. : — 
 
 Rev. John Trelawny Ross (assumed name of Trelawny- 
 
 Ross by Deed- Poll 1903), D.D. , Vicar of Paignton since 
 
 1892 ; Rural Dean of Ipplefen 1898-1902 ; Surrogate of 
 
 Diocese of Exeter, b. 17 Sept. 1852; m. ist, 1881, Emma 
 
 Mary Katharine {d. 1886), d. of Alexander Bassett of 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Baynton House, Glamorgan ; 2nd, 1894, Mary Frederica 
 Cecilia, d. of Capt. George Somerville Digby, Grenadier 
 Guards ; and Lady Emily Jane Digby ; and has issue — 
 (i) William Edwin Trelawny Ross, Gentleman, b. 1883; 
 
 (2) Alexander Hamelin Trelawny Ross, Gentleman, h. 1884 ; 
 
 (3) Stephen Matthew Trelawny Ross, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; 
 Mary Trelawny ; Caroline Sophia ; Addis Emily Trelawny ; 
 Katharine Lucy Trelawny. Seats — Limavady, Ireland ; 
 Ham, Devon. Res. — The Vicarage, Paignton, Devon. 
 
 Arthur William PoUexfen Ross, Gentleman, b. ; 
 
 m. ; and has issue. Res. — Liverpool. 
 
 Robert Leslie Marcus Ross, Gentleman, b. : m. ; 
 
 and has issue. Res. — Fort Las Vegas, New Mexico, 
 U.S.A. 
 
 SEDMOND JAMES THOMAS ROSS-OF-BLAD- 
 ENSBURG, Esquire, Lieut. -Col. R.E. Born Aug. 17, 
 1849, being the third but second surviving son of the late 
 David Ross-of-Bladensburg, Esquire, by his second wife 
 Harriet Margaretta, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Harriet Margaretta, daughter of the Right Honourable 
 Thomas Henry Foster, Viscount Ferrard, by his wife the 
 Right Honourable Harriet, Viscountess Massereene. Ar- 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Per fesse embattled 
 argent and or, in chief issuant a dexter arm embowed, vested 
 gules, the cuff azure, encircled by a wreath of laurel, the 
 hand grasping a flag-staff, broken in bend sinister, there- 
 from flowing the colours of the United States of America 
 proper, in base the arms of Ross of Ross-Trevor, namely 
 or, a chevron embattled counter-embattled between three 
 water-bougets sable, on a canton of the third, pendent 
 from a riband, a representation of the cross presented 
 by command of His Majesty to the late Major-General 
 Ross, in testimony of his Royal approbation of his services, 
 with the Motto, " Bladensburg ; " and impaling the arms 
 of Lindsay, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules a fesse chequy 
 azure and argent, in chief a cross crosslet fitch^e of the 
 second ; 2 and 3 or, a lion rampant gules, debruised by a 
 ribbon sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for 
 a Crest of honourable augmentation, out of a mural crown 
 or, a dexter arm grasping the colours as in the arms ; in 
 addition to the crest of the family of Ross of Ross-Trevor, 
 namely, upon a wreath of the colours, an arm vambraced 
 and embowed, the hand grasping a dagger all proper. 
 Married, July 3, 1878, Alexina Frances (d. 1897), youngest 
 daughter of the late Colin Lindsay, Esquire, commonly 
 known as the Honourable Colin Lindsay, of Deer Park, 
 in the county of Devon, by his wife Frances, commonly 
 known as Lady Frances, late eldest surviving daughter 
 and co-heir of the late Right Honourable William Forward 
 Howard, fourth Earl of Wicklow, Knight of the Most 
 Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick ; and has Issue — Mary 
 Angela ; Olive Mary ; Kathleen ; and Mary Josephine. 
 
 S Lieut. -CoL. Sir JOHN FOSTER GEORGE ROSS- 
 OF-BLADENSBURG, of Rosstrevor, in the co. of 
 Down, K.C.B., J. P. and D.L., late Coldstream Guards. 
 Bom Julyzy. i848,being the second but eldest sur. son of the 
 late David Ross-of-Bladensburg, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Harriet Margaretta, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Harriet Margaretta, dau. of the Right Honourable Thomas 
 Henry Foster, Viscount Ferrard, by his wife the Right 
 Honourable Harriet, in her own right Viscountess Masse- 
 reene, and sister of the Right Honourable the tenth Viscount 
 Massereene and Ferrard, Knight of the Most Illustrious 
 Order of Saint Patrick; created K.C.B. 1903. C/ub — 
 Guards'. Amorial bearings —Per fesse embattled argent 
 nnd or, in chief issuant a dexter arm embowed vested 
 gules, the cuff azure, encircled by a wreath of laurel, 
 the hand grasping a flagstaff broken in bend sinister, there- 
 from flowing the colours of the United States of America 
 proper, in base the arms of Ross of Ross-Trevor, namely or, 
 a chevron embattled counter-embattled between three water- 
 bougets sable, on a canton of the third pendent from a 
 riband a representation of the cross presented by command 
 of His Majesty to the late Major-General Ross, in testimony 
 of his Royal approbation of his services. Motto — ' ' Bladens- 
 burg," and impaling the arms of Foster-Skeffington, namely, 
 quarterly, i and 4, argent, three bulls' heads erased sable, 
 armed or (for SkeflSngton) ; 2 and 3, azure, a chevron be- 
 tween three ch.iplets or (for Clotworthy). Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 
 mantling sable and or ; Crest — Of honourable augmentation, 
 out of a mural crown or, a dexter arm grasping the colours 
 as in the arms ; in addition to the crest of the family of 
 Ross of Ross-Trevor, namely, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm vambraced and embowed, the hand grasping a 
 dagger all proper. Married, January 6, 1870, Blanche 
 Amelia, conunonly known as the Honourable Blanche 
 Amelia, youngest dau. of the Right Honourable the tenth 
 Viscount Massereene and Ferrard. Seat— Ross-Trevor 
 House, Ross-Trevor, co. Down. 
 
 The Rev. GEORGE HARRISON ROSS-LEWIN, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M. A. (Durham), Vicar of Ben- 
 fieldside, Hon. Canon of Durham and Rural Dean of 
 Lanchester, in the Diocese of Durham, Surrogate for the 
 Diocese of Durham. Born Dec. 18, 1846, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the Rev. George Ross-Lewin, 
 M.A., J. P., of Ross Hill, co. Clare, by his wife Grace, dau. 
 of Henry Sargint of Castleview, Cahir, co. Tipperary. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Argent, a bend engrailed sable, between 
 two trefoils slipped vert. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion sable 
 holding between the paws a trefoil slipped vert. Motto^ 
 " Consilio ac virtute." Estates — Ross Hill, Kildysart, 
 and Coolsippine, co. Clare ; Gortakilleen and Garrane, cos. 
 Limerick and Tipperary. Postal address — Benfieldside 
 Vicarage, Shotley Bridge, Durham. 
 
 The Rev. RICHARD SARGINT SADLEIR ROSS- 
 LEWIN, B.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Kilmurry, 
 CO. Limerick. Born Aug. 17, 1849, being the third son of 
 the late Rev. George Ross-Lewin, M.A., J. P., formerly in 
 the R.N., by his wife Grace, dau. of Henry Sargint of 
 Castleview, co. Tipperary. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 a bend engrailed sable, between two trefoils slipped vert. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion sable, holding between the paws a 
 trefoil sHpped vert. Motto —" Consilio ac virtute." 
 Married, Aug. 16, 1877, Louisa, dau. of Frederick Maun- 
 sell. Postal address — The Rectory, Kilmurry, co. Limerick. 
 
 SThe Rev. ROBERT O'DONELAN ROSS-LEWIN 
 M.A., Chaplain R.N., Rector of Wark-on-Tyne, 
 Northumberland. Born March 26, 1850, being the fourth 
 son of the Rev. George Ross-Lewin of Ross Hill, co. Clare, 
 M.A., J.P.. formerly in the R.N., by his wife Grace, dau. 
 of Henry Sargint of Castleview. co. Tipperary. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, abend engrailed sable,' between two 
 trefoils slipped vert. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion sable, holding 
 between the paws a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — "Consilio 
 ac virtute." Married, May 8, 1897, Katherine Marv 
 Beatrice, eldest dau. of John W. Walton Wilson, Esq.', 
 J. P., of Shotley Hall, Northumberland; and has Issue — 
 Francis Henry Westropp Ross-Lewin, Gentleman, b. March 
 3, 1898 ; and Lucy Marion. Postal address— The Rectory, 
 Wark-on-Tyne, Northumberland. 
 
 SIMPSON ROSTRON, Esq., J. P. co. Surrey. Barrister- 
 at-Law (Middle Temple). Born 1833, being the only son of 
 Laurence Rostron of Acres House, Edenfield, in the County 
 Palatine of Lancaster, and Bowdon, in the County Pala- 
 tine of Chester (b. 1800; d. 1854), m. 1829, Mary, eldest 
 surviving daughter of James Simpson, Esquire, of Foxhill 
 Bank, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, and of Branches 
 Park, in the County of Suffolk, Justice of the Peace. Club 
 — Windham. Livery — Blue, with gilt buttons: blue and 
 yellow striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Azure, a tower triple-towered argent, within an 
 orle of crescents or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 coloiu-s, a cubit arm vested azure, the cuff argent, charged 
 with a saltire or, holding in the hand two branches of red- 
 thorn proper; with the Motto, "Semper vigilans." Mar- 
 ried, 1868, Christina Jane, only daughter of the late William 
 Riley of the Outwoods, in the county of Warwick ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Laurence William Simpson Rostron, Gentleman, 
 of New College, Oxford, M.A. and B.C.L , and of Lin- 
 coln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1872 ; (2) Hubert James 
 Cecil Rostron, Esq., Capt. late Northumberland Fus., b. 
 1875 ; (3) Philip Simpson Rostron, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.F.A., b. 1878; Christina Mary Simpson; Beatrix Mar- 
 garet \m., 1899, George Hudson Pile, of New College, Ox- 
 
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 ford. M.A., Solicitor, onlv son of the late Hon. Archibald 
 rite, Barbados] ; Mildred Eliial)cth ; Dorothy Katharine ; 
 
 and Margery Alice. Postal addresses — Riverside, Bedding- 
 ton, Surrey ; i Hare Court, Temple, London, E.C. 
 
 ROTHE, quartered by BURTCHAELL. 
 
 GEORGE WALTER CHARLES ROTHE, Esq., Col. 
 (retired) Royal Artillery, J. P. co. of Oxford. Bom May 10, 
 
 his wife Harriet, dau. of Lieut. -General Charles Turner. 
 6V«^— Naval and Military. Armorial bearing!— Or, on 
 a mount in Ikisc vert, a stag trippaiit arf^ent, under ani 
 oak-tree of the second. Man^itpy vert and or ; .ind fori 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, ' 
 a stag lod^d argent, attired or; with the Motto, "Solo 
 salus servire Deo." Estate of 600 acres in CoUitrim, 
 Bawngame, near Skibbereen, co. Cork. Postal address— 
 Neithrop House, Banbury, Oxon. 
 
 ROTHESAY HERALD, see GRANT. 
 
 ROUGE DRAGON PURSUIVANT, see GREEN. 
 
 1841, being the eldest and only son of the late Rev. Richard 
 Jephson Rot he, B.A., Rector of Macloneigb, co. Cork, by 
 
 FRANCIS RICHARD ROUND, Esquire. C.M.G. 
 (1887), M.A. (Oxon.), Clerk in the Colonial Office since 
 1869. Horn Jan. 2a, 1845, being the second son of lai 
 Rev. James Thomas Round, Bachelor of Divinity, Reel 
 of All Saints, Colchester, Rural Dean and Honorary Pre 
 bendary of St. Paul's, by his wife Louisa, dau. of the Rev. 
 George Francis Barlow, Rector of Burgh, in the co. 
 Suffolk. C/tf3— United University. Armorial bearings 
 Argent, on a chevron cotised sable, three p.iUets or, each 
 charged with an annulet of the second ; and impaling the 
 arms of Tufnell, namely azure, on a fesse between three 
 feathers erected argent, as many martlets sable, and pendent 
 below the escutcheon his badge as a C.M.G. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion couchant argent, charged on the body with three 
 annulets interlaced sable, holding in the mouth a swon' 
 in bend (joint downwards proper, pommel and hilt or, 
 Motto — " Esse quam videri." Married, April 21, 1881, 
 Frances Emily, dau. of J. JoUiffe Tufnell, Esquire, of 
 Langleys, Essex ; and has with other/««tf— Douglass Gray 
 Round, Gentleman, b. April 23, 1882. Postal addresses— 
 Sutton Court, Sutton, Surrey; East Hill House, Col, 
 Chester. 
 
 JAMES ROUND, Esquire, of Birch, in the county 
 Essex, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant, Maste 
 of Arts of the University of Oxford, Barrister - at - LawJ 
 Member of Parliament for the Harwich Division of EssexH 
 Bom April 6, 1842, being the eldest son of the late Reve 
 rend James Thomas Round, Bachelor of Divinity, Recto 
 of All Saints', Colchester, Rural Dean and Honorary Pre 
 bendary of St. Paul's, by his wife Louisa, daughter of th^ 
 Reverend George Barlow, Rector of Burgh, in the county 
 of Suffolk. C/«^— Carlton. Armorial bearings (Dec. 4,] 
 1871) — Argent, on a chevron cotised sable, three pallet 
 or, each charged with an annulet of the second. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, withi 
 a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 wreath of the colours, a lion couchant argent, charged on| 
 the body with three annulets interlaced sable, holding inl 
 the mouth a sword in bend, point downwards proper,! 
 pommel and hilt or; with the Motto, " Esse quam videri." 
 Married, August 25, 1870, his cousin, Sibylla Joanna, fourthl 
 daughter of the Reverend Henry Freeland, Rector ot 
 Hasketon, in the county of Suffolk ; and has Issue — Al 
 son, born 1885; Sibyl Mary; Eleanor Douglass; Emma' 
 Margaret ; Lucy Frances Gray ; Edith Creffeild ; Katheren 
 Tayspil; and Joyce Freeland. Seats — Birch Hall, near 
 Colchester; The Elms, Acton, in the county of Middle- 
 sex. Town residence — 31 De Vere Gardens, Kensing- 
 ton, W. 
 
 JOSEPH ROUND, Gentleman. Born December 28, 
 1833, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 John Round of Daisy Bank, in the county of Stafford, by his 
 wife Phoebe, elder daughter of Isaac Chaddick of Wednes- 
 bury Oak, in the same county. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms ; Or, a garb vert, between three mill-rinds 
 sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling vert and or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a falcon rising, standing on a plough 
 proper ; with the Motto, "Deo favente." Married, October 
 20, 1875, Emma Caroline, daughter of Edwin Alldridge of 
 West wood, Edgbaston ; and has Issue — Violet Caroline 
 Phoebe. Seats — The Hange, Tividale, Tipton, in the county 
 of Stafford ; Lindenhurst, Richmond Hill, Edgbaston; and 
 The Grove, Knowle, in the county of Warwick. Residence — 
 
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 Lindenhurst, Richmond Hill, Edgbaston, in the county of 
 Warwick. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY ROUND-TURNER. Gentleman. 
 Born Feb. 11, 1877, being the eldest son of the late Henry 
 Lewes Round-Turner, Esq., J. P., Lord of the Manor of 
 Woodhall, Capt. R.N., by his wife Clara, dau. of Capt. 
 Samuel Strong, R.N. Livery — Dark blue, black and yellow 
 striped waistcoat, silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, sable, gutt^e-d'eau, on a cross engrailed ar- 
 gent, quarter-pierced of the field, four mill-rinds of the first, 
 in first quarter a cross pat6e fitch^e or (for Turner) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, on a chevron cotised sable, three pallets or, each 
 charged with an annulet of the second (for Round). 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a lion passant 
 argent, gutt6e-de-poix, holding in the dexter paw a mill- 
 rind sable, and in the mouth a cross pat6e fitch^e in bend 
 or (for Turner) ; 2. a lion couchant argent, charged on the 
 body with three annulets interlaced fesseways sable, hold- 
 ing in the mouth a sword in bend point downwards proper, 
 pommel and hilt or (for Round). Motto—" Esse quam 
 videri." Married, April 17, 1901, Irene, dau. of Lieut.- 
 Col. George Hobart. Postal addresses — Grundisburgh, 
 near Woodbridge, Suffolk ; North Grange, Sibton, Yox- 
 ford ; Bramfield, Halesworth. 
 
 CHARLES SAVILE ROUNDELL, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Cheshire, M.P. for Grantham 1880-85, ^"d for the Skipton 
 Div. W. R. Yorks. 1892-1895, M.A., and late Fellow Merton 
 Coll., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law, and Governor of Harrow 
 School. Bom July 19, 1827, being the fifth son of Rev. 
 Danson Richardson Roundell of Gledstone, J. P. and D. L. , 
 M. A. , by his wife Hannah, eldest dau. of Sir William Foulis, 
 7th Bart., of Ingleby Manor, co. York. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Or, a fesse gules, between three laurel branches vert, 
 impaling the arms of ToUemache, namely argent, a fret 
 sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a sword in pale argent, hilt and pommel or, grip 
 gules. Married, May 10, 1873, Julia Anne Elizabeth, eldest 
 dau. of the late Wilbraham Spencer ToUemache of Dor- 
 fold Hall, CO. Chester ; and has Issue — Christopher Foulis 
 Roundell, Gentleman, late of the Coldstream Guards, B.A. 
 Balliol Coll. , Oxon. , ^. July 11, 1876. /?«z£/^«fe— 32 Sussex 
 Square, Brighton. 
 
 CHARLES SELBOURNE ROUNDELL, Gentleman. 
 Born Nov. 1872, being the second son of the late William 
 Roundell, M.A. , of Gledstone, co. York, by his wife Harriet 
 Jane, dau. of Frances Benyon Hacket of Moor Hall. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Or, a fesse gules, between three laurel 
 branches vert. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a sword in pale argent, hilt and 
 pommel or, grip gules. Residence — 
 
 RICHARD FOULIS ROUNDELL, Gentleman. Born 
 Oct. 21, 1881, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Roundell, M.A., by his wife Harriet Jane, dau. of Frances 
 Benyon Hacket of Moor Hall. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 a fesse gules, between three laurel branches vert. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a sword 
 in pale argent, hilt and pommel or, grip gules. Seat — 
 Gledstone, near Skipton, co. York. 
 
 Sir CHARLES HENRY ROUSE - BOUGHTON, 
 Baronet, of Lawford Hall, in the county of Warwick. 
 Bom January 16, 1825, being the son of the late Sir 
 William Edward Rouse- Boughton, Baronet, by his wife 
 Charlotte, youngest daughter of Thomas Andrew Knight 
 of Wormsley Grange ; and succeeded his father. May 
 22, 1856 ; inherits two Baronetcies : of one he is the 
 eleventh in succession, of the other the third. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, sable 
 two bars engrailed argent (for Rouse) ; 2. argent, on a 
 chevron between three trefoils slipped sable, as many 
 bucks' heads caboshed or, on a chief gfules, a goat passant 
 of the field (for Boughton of Lawford) ; 3. sable, three 
 crescents or (for Boughton). Upon the escutcheon, which 
 is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 the bust of a man proper, hair, beard, and whiskers sable, 
 the head surrounded and crossed by a riband knotted at 
 the top, and the ends flowing from either temple argent 
 (for Rouse) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a stork's 
 
 head erased chevronny of four sable and argent, in the 
 beak or, a snake proper (for Boughton). Motto — "Omne 
 bonum Dei donum." Married, August 23, 1852, Mary 
 Caroline, second daughter of John Michael Severne of 
 Thenford, in the county of Northampton ; and has Issue — 
 (i) William St. Andrew Rouse- Boughton, Esquire, born 
 September 23, 1853 [married, October i, 1878, Eleanor 
 Frances, eldest daughter of the Reverend Frederick H. 
 Hotham, Rural Dean, Rector of Rushbury, in the county of 
 Salop] ; (2) Edward Shuckburgh Rouse- Boughton, Esquire, 
 born July 24, 1858 ; and Catherine Mary [married, Janu. 29, 
 1885, Sir Offley Wakeman, third Baronet, of Rorrington]. 
 
 S ANDREW JOHNES ROUSE - BOUGHTON - 
 KNIGHT, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Hereford. Born May 26, 
 1826, being the second son of Sir William Edward Rouse- 
 Boughton, tenth Baronet of Lawford, in the county of 
 Warwick, by his wife Charlotte, youngest of the three 
 daughters and co-heirs of Thomas Andrew Knight, late of 
 Downton Castle aforesaid ; and assumed by Royal License, 
 January 28, 1857, the surname of Knight, in compliance 
 with a direction contained in the will of his maternal grand- 
 father, Thomas Andrew Knight. Z/wry— (dress) blue 
 coat, red waistcoat, blue plush breeches ; (undress) Oxford 
 grey coat and trousers , red and white striped waistcoat. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly, i. argent, three pallets gules, 
 
 withm a bordure indented azure, on a chief of the last three 
 spurs or (for Knight) ; 2. argent, on a chevron between three 
 cross crosslets fitch^e sable, as many bucks' heads caboshed 
 or, vulned in the forehead proper, on a chief gules a goat 
 passant of the field (for Boughton of Loughton) ; 3. sable, 
 three crescents or (for Boughton) ; 4. sable, two bars en- 
 grailed argent (for Rouse). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a spur lying fesseways or, an eagle wings expanded 
 proper, supporting in the beak a spear erect gold (for 
 Knight) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a stork's head 
 erased chevronny of four sable and argent, holding in the 
 beak or, a snake proper (for Boughton) ; 3. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, the bust of a man affront^e couped at the 
 shoulders proper, hair, beard, and whiskers sable, the head 
 surrounded and crossed by a riband knotted at the top, 
 the ends flowing from either temple argent (for Rouse). 
 Motto — " Eques sit semper sequus." Married, Sept. 28, 
 1858, Eliza, youngest dau. of the late John Michael Severne 
 of Thenford House, in co. Northampton, and of Wallop 
 Hall, in co. Salop ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Andrew 
 Rouse - Boughton - Knight, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 
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 Hereford, late Lieut. ScoU Guards, *. Nov. 17, 1859 
 (m., 1903, Helen, dau. of Robert Orr Wilsonl; (a) 
 Andrew Greville Rouse- Boughton- Knight, Esq., J. P. for 
 CO. Hereford, b. Feb. 13, 1869 [•»., Sept. a, 1891, Isabel 
 Harriet, dau. of A. C. Heber Percy of Hodnet, in co. 
 
 1888. 
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 ampton] ; Katharine Emily \m., Jan. a6, 1899, Elliot 
 G. Martin, eldest son of G. E. Martin of Ham Court, co. 
 Worcester]; Mary Georgiana ; and Florence. Seat — 
 Downton Ctutle, near Ludlow. 
 
 Rev. Robert Strettell Rowan. M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.). 
 Viciir of St. James's, Wardleworth, b. . A'es. — The 
 
 Vicarage, Wardleworth, Rochdale. 
 
 Shropshire]; Anna Lily Frances (m., Nov. 7, 
 W. O. Peareth, Esq., of Thorpe Mandeville, 
 
 ROUTLEY (H, Coll.). Argent, on a bend gules, be- 
 tween a Cornish chough close in chief proper and an 
 escallop in base sable, a Cornish chough close between 
 two escallops all or. Mantling gules and argent. Orest — 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, a Cornish chough close 
 proper, gorged with a collar vair, holding in the beak a 
 mullet pierced and resting the dexter leg on a caltrap both 
 or. Motto — •' Agmine certo." 
 
 Son of William Routley of Tower Lodge, Bramcord, 
 Speke, Devon, 3. 1818 ; rf. 1865 ; m. 1843, Elizabeth, 
 d. of William Edwards of Hennock, Devon : — 
 Robert William Routley, Gentleman, d. 11 Oct. 1853 ; 
 m. 24 July 1879, Louisa Mary, d. of late James Lowe, 
 Esq., M.A. , J. P., of Churchfield House, Chorlton-cum- 
 Hardy ; and has issue — (i) Gerald Standish Routley, Gentle, 
 man, d. 8 Dec. 1880; (2) Robert Henry Cecil Routley, 
 Gentleman, 6. 15 Oct. 1883; (3) William Follett Routley, 
 Gentleman, 3. 16 Nov. 1884; and Maud Evelyn. Jfes. — 
 Greenbank House, Bowdon, Cheshire; Tower Lodge, 
 Bramford Speke, Devon. Clubs — Constitutional, Con- 
 servative (Manchester). 
 
 ROWAN (U.O., 1808 and 1814). Quarterly, i and 4, vert, 
 a fesse cheqtiy or and gules, between in chief a trefoil slipped 
 and in base three crescents out of each a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e all of the second (Rowan, 1808) ; 2. or, a fesse chequy 
 argent and azure, between two dexter hands couped at the 
 wrist and erect gules, a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory of the last (Stewart) ; 3. gules, three cushions erminois, 
 tasselled or, a crescent for difference ( Redmond). Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a naked 
 arm coujied at the elbow and erect, holding a sword projjer. 
 pommel and hilt or. Motto — " Cresco per crucem." 
 
 Son of Rev. Robert Willson Rowan, J. P., of Mount 
 Davys, co. Antrim, 1810-1886 ; m. Anna, second d. of 
 Joshua Minnitt of Anaghbeg, co. Tipperary : — 
 John Joshua Rowan, Esq., of Mount Davys (^. t^. ). 
 Robert Kerr O'Neill Rowan, Gentleman, b. 17 Jan. 1849. 
 Xes.— 
 
 Son of Hill Willson Rowan, Gentleman, b. ; 
 
 d. ; m, Eliza Jackson : — 
 
 Son of Devonsher John Rowan, Gentleman, rf. 1901 ; ! 
 
 m. Elizabeth Francis, d. of Admiral Purcell of Bath : — ' 
 
 Hill Willson Rowan, Gentleman, b. 1869; m. 1902, 
 
 Annabella Ellen, d. of Charles Monck Wilson, 14th Regi. ; 
 
 and has issue — Eileen Hill Wilson. Pos/. add. — Savage 
 
 Club, Adelphi Terrace, London, W.C. 
 
 E— — Willson Rowan, Gentleman, b. . Hes. — 
 
 Fonthill, East Grinstead, Sussex. 
 
 SJOHN JOSHUA ROWAN. Esquire, J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Antrim, Lieut. -Col. 4th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles, 
 and served in the 62nd Regt. Bom Dec. 12, 1838, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Willson Rowan, J. P. 
 CO. Antrim, by his wife Anna, second dau. of Joshua Minnitt 
 of Anaghbeg, co. Tipperary. Armorial bearings (U.O. 
 1808) — Vert, a fesse chequy or and gules, between a trefoil 
 slipped in chief and three crosses crosslet fitch^e, issuant 
 as many crescents in base of the second. Mantling vert 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a naked arm 
 couped at the elbow, grasping a dagger proper. Motto — 
 " Cresco per cnicem." Z-jV^rj/— green and gold. Married, 
 firstly, 1866, May Amelia (d. 1879), eldest dau. of George 
 Wright, sometime Colonial Treasurer of Prince Edward 
 Island. He married secondly, 1881, Ellen Augusta, dau. of 
 Rev. Edward W. Vaughan, Rector of I.lantwit Major, co. 
 Glamorgan. Seat - Mount Davys, Cullybackey , co. Antrim. 
 
 ROWAND of Linthouse (1829). Gules, two cross 
 crosslets fitch^e in chief or, and an otter's head erased in 
 base argent, on a chief gyronny of eight or and sable four 
 galleys of the last, flagged of the first. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a lion 
 couchant proper. Motto — " Benigno nuniine." 
 
 Son of Michael Rowand of Linthouse, d. 1856 : — 
 
 Michael Rowand, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 7 Jane 
 
 Street, Glasgow. 
 
 ROWBOTHAM (H. Coll.). Per fesse azure and gules, 
 a roebuck trippant between five fleurs-de-lis three in chief 
 and two in base or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a roebuck or, on the body a pale 
 azure, thereon a fleur-de-lis of the first between two fleurs- 
 
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 de-lis, and resting the dexter foreleg on a fleur-de-lis 
 fessewise head to the dexter of the second. 
 
 Sons of : — 
 
 Thomas Rowbotham, Esq., J. P. co. Worcs. , b. 
 5tfa/— Giibertstone Grange, South Yardley, Birmingham. 
 
 EDWARD LEE ROWCLIFFE, Gentleman. Bom 
 Sept. 30, 1869, being the second son of William Rowcliffe, 
 Esq., J. P. cos. Hants and Somerset, by his wife Matilda 
 Frances, youngest dau. ofThomas Brown, Esq., D.I>., J. P., 
 of Ebbw Vale, Monmouthshire (and nephew and successor 
 to Edward Lee Rowcliffe, Esq., J. P., D.L.,of Hall Place). 
 Armorial bearingfs- Argent, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 
 tween three lions' heads erased gules, a mullet of six points 
 between two chess-rooks of the first, all within a bordure of 
 the second. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased gules, in front 
 thereof two chess-rooks argent. Motto ' ' Volens et valens. ' ' 
 Married, Jan. 11, 1898, Clementina Elizabeth Hope, eldest 
 dau. of Gen. Sir Edward Charles Sparshott Williams, 
 K.C.I.E.. R.E.; and has had Issue -(1) Edward Rowcliffe, 
 Gentleman, b. July 8, 1899, d. same day ; (2) Edward Hugh 
 Lee Rowcliffe, Gentleman, b. March 12, 1902 ; and Dorothy 
 Clementina. Seat — Hall Place, Cranleigh, Surrey. 
 
 WILLIAM CHARLES ROWCLIFFE, Gentleman, 
 M.A. Oriel Coll., Oxford. Born Sept. 2, 1867, being the 
 eldest son of the late William Rowcliffe, Esq., J. P. for cos. 
 Hants and Somerset, by his wife Matilda Frances, youngest 
 dau. of Thomas Brown, D.L. , of Ebbw Vale, Monmouth- 
 shire. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron en- 
 grailed between three lions' heads erased gules, a mullet 
 of six points between two chess-rooks of the first, all within 
 a bordure of the second. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 gules, in front thereof two chess-rooks argent. Motto — 
 "Volens et valens." Seat — -Halsway Manor, Taunton, 
 Somerset. Clubs — Devonshire, Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 ROWE, quartered by HILL. 
 
 ROWE, see FISHER-ROWE. 
 
 ROWLANDS (H. Coll.). Per chevron or and argent, on 
 a chevron raguly gules between two wolfs heads erased in 
 chief and a fleur-de-lis in base of the last, a wolf's head 
 erased between two fleurs-de-lis of the second. Crest — ^On 
 a wreath of the colours, upxan three fleurs-de-lis fessewise 
 gules, a wolf passant proper, holding in the mouth a staff 
 raguly in bend also g^les. Motto — " Y blaidd yn y blaen." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Jacob Rowlands, Gentleman, b. 1832 ; w. 1862, Julia 
 Burton ; and has issue — (i) Frederick Rowlands, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1865; (2) Arthur John Rowlands, Gentleman, b. 
 1867; (3) William Herbert Rowlands, Gentleman, b. 1869; 
 (4) Richard Reginald Rowlands, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; (5) 
 Reverend Percy Rowlands, b. 1876 ; and Mary Julia. 
 Res. — Hollyhurst, South Yardley, Birmingham. 
 
 ROWLET, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 ROWLEY, see LANGFORD and TOLER-ROWLEY. 
 
 ROWLEY (U.O., 1634). Or, on a bend cottised gules, 
 three crescents argent. Vide Rowley, Lord Langford, 
 Rowley-Conway, and Toler-Rowley. 
 
 Rowley (R.L. , 1800). Same arms (quartered with 
 the paternal arms of Taylour, viz. : Ermine, on a chief 
 gules, a fleur-de-lis between two boar's heads erect or.) 
 Crest — A wolf's head couped at the shoulder proper, 
 collared argent. Motto — " Bear and forbear." 
 
 Sons of Clotworthy Wellington William Robert Row- 
 ley, 3rd Baron Langford, 1825-1854, fii. 1846, Lousia 
 Augusta, d. of Col. Edward Michael Conolly, M.P., of 
 Castletown :— 
 
 Sir Hercules Edward Rowley, 4th Baron Langford 
 (31 July 1800), K.C.V.O., State Steward to Lord-Lieut. 
 Ireland 1886-1892, Comptroller 1895- 1902, late Lt.-Col. 
 Gren. Gds. , J.P. co. Meath [Arms as above. Supporters — 
 Dexter, a figure of Pallas holding in her exterior hand a 
 spear ; sinister, a figure of Temperance holding a bridle in 
 her exterior hand proper], b. 1 June 1848; m. 11 July 1889, 
 Georgina Mary (d. 1901), sixth d. of Sir Richard Sutton, 4th 
 Bart. ; and has issue — (1) Hon. John Hercules William 
 Rowley, b. 16 Dec. 1894 ; (2) Hon. George Cecil Rowley, 
 b. 18 Aug. 1896 ; Hon. Noel Maud. Seat — Summerhill 
 House, Enfield, co. Meath. Clubs— C&rhon, Kildare 
 Street (Dublin). 
 
 Hon. William Chambr6 Rowley, Major late R.A., 
 member of H.M. Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, b. 
 30 Aug. 1849; m. 27 July 1889, Hon. Mabel Maud Legh, 
 d. of ist Lord Newton. Hes. — 26 Chester Street, S.W. 
 Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Hon. Randolfe Thomas Rowley, late R.N., b, 22 Dec. 
 1852; m. 4 Oct. 1883, Rosetta, d. of Thomas Henry 
 Fletcher of Homewood, Kati Kati, N.Z. , and Addison 
 "Lodge, Dublin ; and has surv. issue — Clotworthy Welling- 
 ton 'fhomas Edward Rowley, Esq., b. i June 1885. Res. — 
 Wanganui, New Zealand. 
 
 Sons of Hercules Langford Rowley, 2nd Baron Lang- 
 ford, 1795-1839, m. 1818, Louisa Augusta, d. of 
 William Rhodes :— 
 
 Hon. Hercules Langford Boyle Rowley, Hon. Col. 5th 
 Batt. Leinster Regt., J.P. and D.L. co. Meath (High Sheriff 
 1856), formerly Capt. 6th Dragoons, b. 19 June 1828; m. 
 3. Nov. 1857, Lousia Jane, d. of Archibald Campbell of 
 Mains and sister of ist Lord Blythswood ; and has surv. 
 issue^(i) Hercules Douglas Edward Rowley, Esq., J.P. co. 
 Dublin, late Lieut. 5th Batt. Leinster Regt., b. i Aug. 1859 
 \m. 7 Oct. 1884, Agnes Marion, only d. of A. Allen of 
 Devizes, Wilts ; and has issue — Ivy Mabel Armine Douglas ; 
 and Monica Evelyn Douglas] ; (2) Arthur Sholto Langford 
 Rowley, Vice-Consul at Valparaiso, late Lieut. 5th Batt. 
 Leinster Regt., b. 10 Dec. 1870; and two daus. Res. — 
 Marlay Grange, Rathfarnham, co. Dublin. 
 
 a CHARLES JOHN ROWLEY, Esquire, Admiral, 
 and formerly a Naval Aide-de-Camp to her late 
 Majesty Queen Victoria, J.P. Born Dec. 24, 1832, being 
 the second son of Capt. Richard Freeman Rowley, R. N., 
 by his wife Elizabeth Julia, dau. of John Angerstein, M.P. , 
 of Weeting Hall, in co. Norfolk. Livery — White, with 
 black collars and cuffs. Armorial bearings — .'\rgent, on 
 a bend engrailed sable, between two Cornish choughs pro- 
 per, three escallops of the field. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree. MaJitling sable and 
 argent. Crest^ — Upon a wreath of the colours, a mullet 
 pierced or. Motto — " Ventis secundis." Married, Ma.y g, 
 1867, Alice Mary Arabella, youngest dau. of George Cary 
 Elwes, Gentleman ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Pelham 
 Rowley, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxford), Lieut. R.A. , b. April 
 26, 1877 ; (2) Windsor Angerstein Rowley, Gentleman, b, 
 Aug. 2, 1878; and May. Estate — Holmesland, Botley, in 
 CO. Southampton. Postal address — Holmesland, Botley, 
 
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 Hants. C/ni>s — United Service, Royal Southern Yacht 
 (Southampton), Navy (Portsmouth). 
 
 H C.EORGF. FYDKl.L ROWI.KY, Esquire. J. P. and 
 9 i>.L. COS. Rutland and Huntingdon. |.P. co. Uncoln, 
 High Sheriff for Rutl.ind 1891. /lorm July ai. 1851. lieing 
 the only child of the late tieorife Dawson Rowley. Esq.. 
 M.A. of Trin. Coll.. Caml>riflge. High Sheriff for Rutland 
 1870, by his wife Caroline Frances, only dau. of Archdeacon 
 Lindsay. Armorial bMurlnffs— Argent, on a bend sable, 
 lielwcen two Cornibli choughs proper, three escallops of 
 the held ; ini|«iling the arms of Corbet, namely or, a raven 
 sable. Mantllog ^able and arj^ent. Cr«8t On a wreath 
 of the colours, a mullet pierced argent. A fart mi, Sept. 30, 
 1884, Alice, eldest dau. of Sir Vincent Corbel of Moreton 
 Corljet. Salop. Bart.; and has /tsut-{i) Owsley Vincent 
 Fydell Rowley, Gentleman, d. Sept. 10. 1885; (a) George 
 Richard Francis Rowley. Gentleman. K Feb. 1. 1889. 
 Stats-Vriory Hill. St. Neols; Morcett Hall. Rutland. 
 C/«*j— C'arlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 ROWSON. qu-irtered by LINGARU-MONK. 
 
 FRANCIS ROXBURGH, Esquire, B.A. and Master ol 
 l^ws of the Univ. of Camb., Harrisler-at-Law. Assistant 
 Judge of the Lord Mayor's Court. 1887-190}. Bof» 1850, 
 being the only surviving son of the late Sir Francis Rox- 
 burgh, Knight Bachelor, one of His Majesty's Counsel 
 Le^ed in the Law. Judge of County Courts, by his wife 
 Mary. dau. of the late Rev. Henry Walker. Armorial 
 beann^— Argent, on a pile azure a horse's head couped 
 of the hrst. in base two saltires couped of the second. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Creat— Upon a wreath 
 of his liveries, a horse's head as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Tam audax quam fidelis." Married, 1887, Annie Ger- 
 trude, dau. of the Rev. Edward Thomas Mortlock ; and 
 has /ssue — Ronald Francis Roxburgh, Esq., *. Nov. 19, 
 1889. Postal address— 42 Leinster Gardens, Hyde Park. W. 
 CIu6 — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 ROYDEN (H. ColL). Vert, three stag's heads erased in 
 pale between two-hunting horns in fesse or. Mantling^ vert 
 
 and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a stag's 
 head erased or. collared gemel vert, and pendent from the 
 mouth a shield of the arms. Motto — "Au roy donne 
 devoir." Livery — Dark green, gold facings. 
 
 Son of Thomas Roydcn of Fraokby. b. 1792 ; d. 1868 ; 
 
 m. 1835. Nancy, d. of Thomas Dean of Scale 
 Lancaster : — 
 Sir Thomas Bland Rovdcn. Bart.. J. P. and D.L. ( 
 Sheriff co. of Chester). *. ao FeK 1831 ; m. 4 July iBfiJs, ' 
 Alice Elicalieth. d. of Thomas Dowdall ; and has issue— 
 (i) Thomas Royden, Esq.. h. 33 May 1871 ; (3) Ernest 
 Hland Royden, Esq.. h. 30 Jan. 1873 \m. ujoi, Rachel 
 Mary, d. of Jerome Smith]; Alice Nancy [iti. P. L. 
 Rooper] ; Ethel Martha ; Mary .Catherine ; Mabel ; Evelyn , 
 Mary [m. Hadden Todd] ; and Agnes Maud. Stat-~i 
 Frankby Hall, Cheshire. T/wAi— Carlton, Constitutional J 
 Palatine (Liverjwol). 
 
 ROYDS, quartered by FLETCHER-TWEMLOW. 
 
 ROYDS, see BESWICKE-ROYDS. 
 
 Rev. CHARLES CRADOCK TWEMLOW ROYDSj 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Bom Aug. 9, 1877, Iwing the thira 
 son of the late Rev. Ch.irles Twemlow Royds of Heysham, j 
 Lancaster, and Haughton, co. Stafford, Rector and Patron! 
 of Heysham. J. P.. by his wife I^uisa, dixu. of William 1 
 Hudson of Ousecliff, co. York. Armorial baarings— Er- 
 mine, on .1 cross engrailetl between four lions rampant gules, I 
 a spear in (mIc pro|')er, Ijetwccn four bc/ants. Mantling I 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colDurs, a 
 leopard sejant sable licKintfe, gorged with a collar argent,! 
 resting his forepaw on a pheon or. Motto — "Semper] 
 parat us. ' ' Resiaenee — 
 
 SCo!,ONEL CLEMENT MOLYNEUX ROYDS, C.R.l 
 D.L. and J. P. for the County Palatine of Lancaster,] 
 for which he served the office of High Sheriff in 1889,! 
 Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of 
 Jerusalem in England, late Col. commanding the Duke 1 * 
 
 Lancaster's Own Imp. Yeom., Hon. Col. 2nd V.B. Ijanc 
 Fusiliers, M.P. for Rochdale. Bom April 3, 1842, being] 
 the eldest son of the late William Edward Royds ofl 
 Greenhill, in the aforesaid county, and Danehill Park, [ 
 Sussex, by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of Anthony Molyneux 
 of Newsham House, County Palatine of Lanes. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, on a cross engrailed between four lions 
 rampant gules, a tilting-spear erect or, and four bezants. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a leopard sejant sable, 
 bezant^e, gorged with a collar argent, the dexter forepaw 
 resting on a pheon or. Motto — "Sempwr paratus." Mar- 
 ried, February 31, 1883, Annette Nora Jane (Lady of 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
Kop 
 
 iROc 
 
 1183 
 
 Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem 
 in England), dau. of Thomas Littledale, Esq., D.L. , of 
 Highfield, Lanes. Estate and postal address — Greenhill, 
 near Rochdale. Clubs — Carlton, United Service. 
 
 FRANCIS TWEMLOW ROYDS, formerly Curate of 
 Heysham, Lanes., Justice of the Peace for the county 
 of Lancaster. Received into the Roman Catholic Church, 
 Oct. 4, 1901. Born March 20, 1863, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. Charles Twemlow Royds, Rector of Heys- 
 ham, by his wife Louisa, dau. of William Hudson of Ouse- 
 cliff, CO. York. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a cross 
 
 igrailed between four lions rampant gules, a tilting-spear 
 jct or, and four bezants ; and for the Crest, on a wreath 
 the colours, a leopard sejant sable, bezant6e, gorged with 
 
 , collar argent, the dexter forepaw resting on a pheon or ; 
 
 ^th the Motto, "Semper paratus." Married, June 7, 
 
 |., Katharine Howard, fifth daughter of F. W. Grafton 
 
 Heysham Hall, Lancashire, sometime Member of Parlia- 
 
 lent for North-East Lancashire. Postal address — 7 Ade- 
 
 ide Road, Leamington. 
 
 JOHN FLETCHER TWEMLOW ROYDS, Esquire, 
 
 J.P. CO. Cheshire, Barrister-at-Law. Born March 14, 1867, 
 
 being the second son of the late Rev. Charles Twemlow 
 
 Royds, by Louisa, dau. of William Hudson of Ousecliff, co. 
 
 mYork. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a cross engrailed 
 
 ' between four lions rampant gules, a tilting-spear erect or, 
 
 Ind four bezants ; and for the Crest, on a wreath of the 
 
 Bolours, a leopard sejant sable, bezant^e, gorged with a 
 
 collar argent, the de.xter forepaw resting on a pheon or ; 
 
 prith the Motto, "Semper paratus." Married, July 6, 
 
 1897, Ada, dau. of Richard Holt Briscoe of Chillington 
 
 Hall, Brewood, Staffs. ; and has Issue — Charles Royds, 
 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 11, 1901 ; and Violet Anastasia. 
 
 Postal address — The Hill, Sandbach, Cheshire. Club — 
 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 JOHN MACDONALD ROYSE, Esq., J.P. cos. Dublin, 
 K-ildare, and Wicklow. Born 1840, being the eldest son of 
 liomas Henry Royse of Nantenan. Club — Kildare Street 
 
 (Dublin). Armorial bearings — Per saltire or and argent, 
 a griffin segreant azure, in chief a rose gules, between two 
 trefoils proper, all within a bordure vert, and impaling the 
 arms of Monck, namely gules, a chevron between three 
 lions' heads erased argent. Mantling azure and or ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant, barry argent and gules. Married, 1875, the Hon. 
 Elizabeth Louise Mary, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Charles 
 Monck, 4th Viscount Monck, and has issue. Estate — 
 Nantenan, co. Limerick, and Brannoxtown, co. Kildare. 
 Residence — Thornton, Dimlavin, co. Kildare. 
 
 RUBIE. impaled by GEORGE, see Appendix. 
 
 JOHN RUBIE, Gentleman, Alderman, and (in 1895-96) 
 Mayor of the city of Bath. Born July 24, 1832, being the 
 second surviving son of the late George Rubie of Bursledon, 
 Hants, Gentleman, who was third son of the late Edward 
 Rubie, also of Bursledon, Shipbuilder. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a warship, the sails ftu'led, in chief three escar- 
 buncles all argent ; a crescent on a crescent for cadency. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an anchor erect, the shank enfiled by a garb, all 
 or. Motto — " Que les rubis brillent." Married, Nov. 26, 
 1856, Emily, second and youngest surviving dau. of the late 
 John George of Manvers Street, in the city of Bath, and 
 formerly of Bury, Abingdon, co. Berks, Gentleman, and 
 sister of John Daniel George, Gentleman [to whom refer] ; 
 and has Issue — John Edwin Rubie, Esq. , a Liveryman of 
 the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers of London, 
 and formerly a Capi. 22nd Lanes. R.V. (now 6th Batt. 
 Manchester Regt.), b. Nov. 11. 1857. Postal address — 
 Bath. 
 
 RUCKER (Granted H. Coll., 1901, with some modifica- 
 tions to arms previously in use in England, since 1760, such 
 being of German origin and not recorded in this country). 
 Ermine, on a rock a female figure in profile projjer, vested 
 vert, crined or, holding in the dexter hand a dove close 
 looking to the sinister aJso proper, and supporting with the 
 sinister hand an anchor erect sable. MaVi t ling vert and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 bezant, a female figure affrontte proper, vested from the 
 waist vert, crined or, holding in the dexter hand a dove as 
 in the arms between two wings also or. Motto — " Dum 
 spiro spero." 
 
 is the Naval Coc^de. 
 
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 RuD 
 
 ]RU0 
 
 Sons of Daniel Menry RUcker of Errington, Clapham 
 Park, S.\V., ^. 1815: a. 1890; m. 1847, Mary Antoinette, 
 d. of John Digntim Williams : — 
 Sir Arthur WilVinm RUcker, Km. Bach. (190a), M.A., 
 LL.1>.. D.Sc., F.K.S.. Pres. of the British Association 
 (ivoi), Fellow and Principal of the University of lx>ndon 
 since 1901, t. 1848; m. ist, 1876, Marian {d. 1878), d. of 
 John Deakin Heaton, M.D., F.R.C.P., of Leeds; and, 
 189a, Therria Charlotte, d. of Mervyn Herbert Nevil Story- 
 Maskelvnc, Ksq., J. P. and D.L.. F.R.S., of Bassi-t Down, 
 Wilts [Arms of Story- Maskelync imiialed, f.v.]; and has 
 issue (by second mar.)— Arthur Nevil KUcker, Esq., i. 1895 ; 
 and (by ist mar.) Olive Marian, /fes. — 19 Gledhow Gar- 
 dens, London, S.W. C/ui — Athenaeum. 
 
 Edward Augustus RUcker, Gentleman, ^. 1850 ; m. 1886, 
 Mary Farmer; and has issue — (x) John Hamilton RUcker, 
 Gentleman, t. 1886; (a) Charles Sigismund RUcker, Gentle- 
 man, A. 1894; (3) Robin RUcker, Gentleman; d. 1898; 
 i4) Patrick Ruckcr, Gentleman, i. 1900; Marguerite; Doris 
 iileen Therera ; and Kathleen, /ies. — Cudhani Hall, 
 Sevenoaks. 
 
 Reginald Wynn RUcker, Gentleman, i. 1885 ; m. 1881, 
 Frances Harrod; and has issue — (i) Frank Wynn RUcker, 
 Gentleman, A. 1888 ; (a) Reginald Franklin Wynn RUcker, 
 Gentleman, f>. 189a; and Gladys Wynn. Xes. — Maesllwyn, 
 Amlwch, Anglesey. 
 
 RUDING. quartered by LANE. 
 
 RUDINGE, quartered by MANSERGH and MARTIN. 
 
 RUDSTON, see CALVERLEY-RUDSTON. 
 
 RUNDLE (H. Coll.). Argent, on a fesse embattled 
 counter-embattled sable between three branches of laurel 
 fructed proper, an anchor erect or, between two bezants. 
 jfantllng sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a woirs head erased sable, gorged with a collar 
 gemel argent, and supporting in the mouth an anchor erect 
 or. Motto — " Mererc." 
 
 Son of Capt. Joseph Sparkhall Rundle, R.N., *. ; 
 d. ; m. : — 
 
 Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry Macleod Leslie Rundle, K.C.B. 
 (1898), K.C.M.G. (1900), C.M.G. (1896), D.S.O. (1887); 
 Pasha in Egypt, served during S. African War 1879-81, 
 Zulu Campaign, Battle of Ulundi (ment. desp., medal, 
 clasp), Transvaal Campaign, defence of Potchefstroom 
 (ment. desp.); with Egyptian Exped. 1882; present at 
 battle of Tel-el-Kebir (medal, clasp, bronze stars) ; with 
 Sudan Elxped. 1884-5, employed with Egyptian Army 
 (ment. desp. clasp) ; with Sudan Exped. 1885, operations 
 of the Frontier Field Force (3rd class Medjidie), A.A.G., 
 and in command of Mounted Troops at action of Sarras 
 (ment. desp. , 3rd class Osmanieh), in command of Artillery 
 at action of Toski 1889 (ment. desp., clasp), present at 
 capture of Tokar 1891 (ment. desp., clasp) ; with Dongola 
 Exped. 1896, as Chief of Staff, present at action of Ferkeh 
 and Hafir (ment. desp.), with Sudan Exped. 1897-8 as 
 Chief of Staff, present at battle of Omdurman (ment. desp. , 
 thanked by both Houses of Parliament) ; in South African 
 War 1899-1901, in command of 8th Div. (wounded, desp., 
 medal with two clasps, K.C.M.G.) ; commanded Egyptian 
 Artillery 1888-92, A.G. of Egyptian Army 1893-8 (and 
 class Medjidie); commanded S.E. Dist. 1898, sth Div. 
 2nd Army Corps 1902-3, N.E. Dist. from 1903, d. 6 Jan. 
 1856 ; m. 1887, Eleanor Georgina, eld. d. of the late Capt. 
 H. J. Montgomery Campbell, R.A. , of Thurmaston Hall, 
 Leicestershire. C/k*— Army and Navy. 
 
 ALGEMAN ST. GEORGE WILLIAM RUSHOUT 
 RUSHOUT, Esquire. Bom Feb. 20, 1843. being the third 
 son of the late Sir Charles Rushout, second Baronet, by his 
 wife Cecilia Olivia Geraldine, dau. of the Right Hon. 
 Thomas Foley, third Lord Foley. Armorial beuing^s— He 
 bears for Amu : Quarterly i and 4, sable two lions passant 
 guardant within a bordure engrailed or (for Rushout) ; 2 
 and 3 or, a leopard's face azure, encircled by a wreath of 
 laurel, between two cockerels in pale proper two flaunches 
 gules (for Cockerell). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crests, 1. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 passant guardant or (for Rushout) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, withm a crescent argent, a tiger's face proper, 
 crowned with an Eastern crown or (for Cockerell), 
 
 Married, 1884, Clara Essex (rf. 1896), daughter of W. 
 Selby Lowndes of Whaddon Hall, in the county of Bucking- 
 ham, and widow of T. Wright of Hill Top, liolion. /'ostal 
 address — Bourton House, Moreton-in-Marsh. Cluhi— 
 Arthur's. 
 
 RUSSELL, quartered by GORGES. 
 
 RUSSELL, sec WAITS-RUSSELL. 
 
 RUSSELL (H. Coll.). Gules, two swords saltiieways 
 proper, between as many cinquefoils in pale argent, on 
 a chief of the last two bomljshells, fired proper. ifEintling 
 gules and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, ujxjii 
 a mount vert, an antelope lodged proper, gorged with a collnr 
 
 Dei BeNeFIClO SUM QUOD 5UM 
 
 gemel or, supporting a lance proper, therefrom flowing^! 
 pennon argent, charged with a bombshell also proper. 
 Motto — " Dei beneficio sum quod sum." 
 
 Sons of Andrew Hamilton Russell, Esq., Lt.-Col. late 
 22nd and 58th Regts., formerly of Manga Kuriy. 
 Hawkesbay, New Zealand, J. P. and M.L.C. (1862) m 
 that Colony, *. 1811 ; d. 19 ; m. 1835, Eliza Ann, d. 
 of John Howlett of the Cherry Garden and Atxjukir 
 Estates, Jamaica: — 
 Andrew Hamilton Russell. Gentleman, b. 1837. Res.— 
 Fonthill, Torquay. 
 William Russell, Gentleman, b. 1838. Res. — 
 Frederick Howlett Russell, Gentleman, b. 1842. Res.— 
 Arthur Edward Russell, Gentleman, b. 1845. Res.— 
 Herbert Henry Russel), Gentleman b. 1847. Res.— 
 Gerald Walter Russell, Gentleman, b. 1850. Res.— 
 
 RUSSELL of Handsworth (29 May 1835). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, argent, a fess dancetty ermines, between threi- 
 crosses crosslet fitchte in chief and two in base sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent (Russell) ; 2 and 3, argent, od 
 a chevron gules, between two martlets in chief sable and a 
 book closed in base proper, three pheons or (Ikist, 1835). 
 Cjrest -On a wreath of the colours, in front of two palm- 
 branches saltireways vert, a fret or, thereon a martlet i^biA 
 Motto — " Quo fata vocant." 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade, 
 
Plate XLI. 
 
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 Sons of Thomas Henry Russell, Gentleman : — 
 Francis Henry Russell, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Albert Hannington Russell, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Australia. 
 
 His 'Honour Judge RUSSELL (the Honourable 
 ARTHUR RUSSELL), M.A. Oriel Coll., Oxford, Barrister 
 (Inner Temple) ; appointed a Judge of County Courts, 
 Circuit 45 (1900). Born 1861, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Russell, Baron Russell, of Kill- 
 owen. Lord Chief-Justice of England, a Lord of Appeal 
 in Ordinary and a Life Peer, P.C, G.C.M.G., LL.D., 
 by his wife El'.en, dau. of the late J. S. MulhoUand, 
 Esq., M.D. , of Belfast. Armorial beaxing^s —Argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, on a chief sable, three escallops of the 
 first, the whole within a bordure engrailed vert. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 goat passant argent, armed or, charged on the body fesse- 
 ways with three trefoils vert. Married, 1891, Florence, 
 only dau. of the late Prof. James Cunning, M.D., of Belfast. 
 Residence— 16 Norfolk Square, W. Ciub —Nevf University. 
 
 The Honourable CHARLES RUSSELL, Solicitor 
 in United Kingdom for Canadian Government, Solicitor 
 for the Stewards of the Jockey Club ; unsuccessfully con- 
 tested Hackney, Central Division. Born 1863, being the 
 
 . second son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Russell, Baron 
 Russell, of Killowen, Lord Chief-Justice of England, a 
 
 ! Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and a Life Peer, P.C, 
 G.C.M.G., LL.D., by his wife Ellen, dau. of the late J. S. 
 MulhoUand, Esq. , M. D. , of Belfast. Armorial bearings— 
 
 . Argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief sable three escallops 
 
 I of the first, the whole within a bordure engrailed vert. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a goat passant argent, armed or, charged on the 
 body fesseways with three trefoils vert. Married, 1889, 
 Adah, eldest dau. of the late William Williams, Esq., of 
 Glanmawddach, Dolgelly, N. Wales; and has Issue— A 
 
 l daughter. Residence— 5 Hans Mansions, S.W. Clubs— 
 
 I Reform, Garrick, Ranelagh. 
 
 I The Honourable CYRIL RUSSELL. Born 1866, 
 • being the third son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Russell, 
 i Baron Russell, of Killowen, Lord Chief-Justice of England, 
 ' a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and a Life Peer, P.C, 
 1 G.C.M.G.. LL.D., by his wife Ellen, dau. of the late J. S. 
 i MulhoUand, Esq. , M. D. , of Belfast. Armorial bearings— 
 
 ■ Argent, a lion rampant gules, on a chief sable, three escallops 
 i ofthe first, the whole within a bordure engrailed vert. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 
 ' a goat passant argent, armed or, charged on the body fesse- 
 ways with three trefoils vert. Married, 1894, Helen, dau. 
 
 I of Alexander George Pirie, Esq., of Leckmelm, Ross-shire; 
 and has surviving /ij?/e — Ason, ^. 1894; ason,/5. 1895; and a 
 dau. /?«jrf««fe— 13 Hyde Park Street, W. Club— Garrick. 
 
 §Major-General FRANCIS SHIRLEY RUSSELL, 
 C.M.G., J. P., D.L., late M.P. for Cheltenham (1895), 
 
 ■ Col. (late) com. ist Royal Dragoons, late Military At- 
 tach6, Berlin. Born Dec. 13, 1840, being the third son of the 
 late James Russell, Esq., J. P., D.L. , by his wife Miss 
 Caroline Lambton. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, i. 
 argent, a lion rampant gules, and in chief two crescents 
 
 ' sable (for Russell) ; 2. gules, three dirks paleways proper, 
 
 hiked and pommelled or, surmounted with as many wolves' 
 
 ' heads of the last ; 3. azure, a chevron argent, between three 
 
 ;, suns in splendour proper ; 4. gyronny of eight or and sable. 
 
 1 "Below the escutcheon his badge as a C.M.G. Mantling 
 
 : gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 dexter hand issuing from a cloud brandishing a sword 
 
 proper. Motto (over the crest)— " Promptus." Married, 
 
 \ Sept. I, 1888, Philippa, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. Henry 
 
 i Baillie of Redcastle, by his wife Hon. Philippa, dau. of the 
 
 6th Viscount Strangford; and has Issue — (i) Alexander 
 
 Duncan Cumine Russell, Gentleman, b. Nov. 30, 1889 ; (2) 
 
 Drostan Arthur Cumine Russell, Gentleman, b. Aug. 29, 1891 ; 
 
 (3) Sydney Russell, Gentleman, b. April 16, 1895 I Philippa 
 
 Caroline Cumine ; and Helen Winifred Cumine. Seats — ■ 
 
 Aden House, Kininmonth House, Mintlaw, co. Aberdeen. 
 
 Clubs — Carlton, Arthur's, Army and Navy. 
 
 § GEORGE WILLIAM ERSKINE RUSSELL, Es- 
 quire, M.A. Oxford, LL.D. St. Andrews, sometime 
 M.P. for Aylesbury and for North Bedfordshire, D.L. for 
 
 the CO. of the City of London. Bom February 3, 1853, 
 being the second son of Lieut. -Col. Charles James Fox 
 Russell, commonly known as Lord Charles James Fox 
 Russell, by his wife Isabella Clarissa, dau. of the late 
 William Davies of Penylan, co. Carmarthen. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a Hon rampant gules, on a chief sable, 
 three escallops of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a goat passant argent, armed or. Motto — "Che sara 
 sara." Postal address— 18 Wilton Street, S.W. Clubs- 
 Reform, Eighty. 
 
 HAROLD JOHN HASTINGS RUSSELL, Esquire, 
 Barrister-at-Law Inner Temple. Born Jan. 23, 1868, eldest 
 son of the late Lord Arthur Russell and his wife, Laura, 
 dau. of Vicomte de Peyronnet. Livery — Brown, red and 
 white striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, on a chief sable, three escallops of the 
 field, and impaling the arms of Leveson-Gower, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, barry of eight argent and gules, a cross 
 flory sable (for Gower) ; 2 and 3, azure, three laurel leaves 
 or (for Leveson). Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a goat statant argent, armed or. 
 Married, Sept. 8, 1896, Lady Victoria Alberta Leveson 
 Gower, elder dau. of 2nd Earl Granville ; and has Issue^ 
 Anthony Arthur Russell, Esq., b. 1904 ; Elizabeth Frances ; 
 and Rachel Georgiana. Postal address— \6 Beaufort Gar- 
 dens, London, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Athenaeum. 
 
 Major-General JOHN CECIL RUSSELL, C.V.O. 
 Served inAshantiWar 1874, Kaffir War 1878-79, Zulu War 
 1879, Extra Equerry to the Prince of Wales from 1878, 
 and to the King since 1901. Born 1839, being the son 
 ofthe late A. J. Russell, W.S., of Edinburgh. Armo>' 
 rial bearings — Argent, a chevron between three powits 
 sable, a bordure gules, impaling the arms of Thornhill, 
 namely gules, two bars gemelles and a chief argent. Mant- 
 ling gules doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a fountain proper. Motto— "Agitatione purgatur." 
 Married, 1869, Hester F. , dau. ofthe Rev. C Thornhill of 
 Milesdown, Castle Bellingham. Residence^Ba,rton Court, 
 Canterbury. Clubs— Marlhorough, Army and Navy. 
 
 RICHARD HAROLD RUSSELL, Gentleman, B.A. 
 Camb. , Barrister-at-Law. Bom 1869, being the only son 
 of the late Rev. Richard Norris Russell, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, sometime Rector of Beachhampton, co. Bucks, 
 M.A. Camb., J. P. for cos. Buckingham and Northampton, 
 Hon. Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, by his wife Lady 
 Mary Perceval, only dau. of the Rev. and Hon. C'harles 
 George Perceval, M.A. , Rector of Calverton, co. Bucking- 
 ham, and sister of the Earl of Egmont. Club — Oxford and 
 Cambridge. Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and or, 
 a lion rampant gules, charged on the shoulder with a fleur- 
 de-lis of the second, on a chief sable a castle between two 
 escallops of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a goat passant holding in 
 the mouth a trefoil slipped all proper. Motto — " Che sara 
 sara." Residence —The Grange, Radclive, Buckingham. 
 
 HERBERT ARTHUR RUSSELL-PAVIER, Gentle- 
 man. Born June 2, 1872, being the eldest son of the late 
 William Adey Russell-Pavier, Esq., of Hammerwich, co. 
 Stafford, and Newlands, Heaton Moor, co. Lancaster, 
 Major i6th Lancashire R.V., by his wife Mary Ellen, dau. 
 of Joseph Sale of Lit church Lodge, Derby. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable three fusils in fesse or, be- 
 tween two flaunches of the last, each charged with a mallet of 
 the first, a chief chequy of the second and gules (for Pavier) ; 
 2 and 3 argent, a fesse dancette^ ermine, between three 
 crosses crosslets fitch^e in chief and two in base sable (for 
 Russell). Mantling sable and or; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed proper, 
 vested above the elbow argent, that on the dexter holding a 
 chisel, and that on the sinister a mallet, also proper, (for 
 Pavier) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 palm branches saltireways vert, a fret or, thereon a martlet 
 sable (for Russell). Motto — "Quo fata vocant." 
 
 WILLIAM ADEY RUSSELL-PAVIER, Esquire, 
 Major i6th Lancashire R.V. Assumed by Royal Licence 
 the additional name of Pavier in 1874, on succession to 
 the Hammerwich estates, being the only son of the late 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 IRU0 
 
 Addison Russell of Bloxwich, by his wife Susan, dau. of 
 William Adey of Chocley Place, Lichfield. Armorial 
 beairlniT* -i^Hianerly i and 4, sable, three fusils in fesse 
 or. Iwtween "two (launches of the last, each charged with 
 a mallet of the first, a chief cliequy of the second and gules 
 (for I'avier) : a and 3, argent, a fesse danceitde ermine 
 between three cross crosslets fitch^ in chief and two in base 
 sable (for Russell). Mantling sable and or. Cresta— i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed proper, 
 vestcil above the elbow argent, that on the dexter holding a 
 chisel, and that on the sinister holding a mallet also proper 
 (for Pavier) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, in front of two 
 p.-\lin branches saltireways vert, a fret or, thereon a martlet 
 sable (for Russell). Motto— "Quo fata vocant." Married, 
 April 7, 1870, Mary Ellen, dau. of Joseph Sale of Litchurch 
 Lodge, Derby, and graiiddau. of William Sale of Barrow, 
 CO, Derby; and has lisue—{x) Herbert Arthur Russell- 
 Pavier, Gentleman, of Newlands, Heaton Moor, Stockport, 
 CO. Lancaster, b. June a, 187a; (a) Douglas Sale Russell- 
 Pavier, Gentleman, b. March 19, 1874; (3) Gordon Somer- 
 ville Russell-Pavier, Gentleman, ^. April 18, 1885; Gertrude 
 Ellen ; and Edith Mary. 
 
 S JOSEPH SEWARD RUSTON, Esquire, J.P. for the 
 Parts of Lindsey, Lines., Capt. ist V.B. Lines. Regt. 
 Bom .Aug. I. 1869. being the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 Ruston, by his wife Jane, dau. of William Brown of Sheffield, 
 Armorial bearings— Or, a lion passant sable, gutt^-d'eau, 
 on a chief indented gules, an escallop between two leopards' 
 faces argent Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a demi-lion ermine, holding 
 between the paws an escallop gules, a leopard's face between 
 two roses of the last, barbed vert, seeded or. Motto — 
 "Have patience and endure." Seat — Monks Manor, 
 Lincoln. 
 
 ANDREW RUTHERFURD, Esquire, lateSherifTof the 
 Lothians and Peebles, only son of Major James Hunter 
 
 But 
 
 (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings— He bears for Amu 
 Argent, an orle, and in chief three martlets gules, all wilhi 
 a bordure ermine. Above the shield is placed a heli 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled argeni 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a merm 
 holding in her dexter hand a mirror, and in her sinister 
 comb, all proper ; and upon an escroll above the crest 
 Motto, " Per mare per terras," Married, 1863, Mary 
 Anne, daughter of Abraham Logan of Burnhouses, in (hr 
 county of Berwick ; and has had lasue — (i) James HuntL-r 
 Rutherfurd, Gentleman, Writer to the Signet, l)orn 1864; 
 (a) Andrew Rutherfurd, Gentleman, M.B. , born 1867; 
 Agnes Sophia ; Mary Georgina [d. 1895) ; and Elizabel 
 Susan Grace. Postal address — 14 Great Stuart Sin 
 Edinburgh. 
 
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 HENRY RUTSON, Esquire. B.A. (Cantab.), J.P 
 North Riding of York. Bom July 35, 1831, being the 
 third son of the late William Rutson, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for Newby Wiske, by his wife Charlotte Mary, dau. of 
 William Lwart of Mosley Hill, Liverpool. Club — United 
 University. Armorial bearings — Per fesse indented or 
 and sable, three bulls' heads couped counterchanged, the 
 two in chief each charged with a bezant, and that in base 
 with a pellet. Mantling sable and or. Crest -On a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin's head couped p)er lx:nd 
 sable and or, and entwined by a serpent proper. Motto— 
 " Spwctemur agendo." Estate — Warlaby Grange, North- 
 allerton. Postal address — The Hall, Newby Wiske, 
 Northallerton. 
 
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 Young of Harburn, co. Midlothian. Club — University 
 
 JOHN RUTSON, Esquire, B.A. (Cantab.), J.P, 
 North Riding of co. York. Born Oct. 28, 1829, beii 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late William 
 Rutson, Esq., J.P. and D. L. for Newby Wiske, by his 
 wife Charlotte Mary, dau. of William Ewart of Mosley 
 Hill. Liverpool. Armorial bearings — Per fesse in- 
 dented or and sable, three bulls' heads couped counter- 
 changed, the two in chief each charged with a bezant, and 
 that in base with a pellet. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head couped 
 pier bend sable and or, and entwined by a serpient proper. 
 Motto — " Spectemur agendo. " Residences — Newby Wiske, 
 Northallerton ; Nunnington Hall, York. Club — United 
 University. 
 
 DAVID KNOX RUTTLEDGE, Esquire, J.P. Bom 
 June 29, 1866, being the eldest son of the late David Rutt- 
 ledge, Esq., J.P. for Galway. Hon. Major Connaught 
 Rangers, by his wife Sarah Knox, second dau. of the Rev. 
 Edward Leet of Otranto, Kingstown. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, a stag trippant proper, on a chief engrailed 
 azure, three estoiles or. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an oak-tree proper, 
 pendent from a dexter branch thereof by a riband azure, 
 an escutcheon or. Motto — " Verax atque probus." Mar- 
 ried, June 30, 1891, Hon. Meta Handcock, fourth d.iu. of 
 Lord Castlemaine. Seats — Barbersfort, and Cahergal 
 House, Tuam, co. Galway, 
 
 S THOMAS HENRY BRUEN RUTTLEDGE, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1852, being the only son of the late 
 Robert Ruttledge, Esq., J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1864), 
 Lieut. -Col. South Mayo Militia, by his wife Katharine, dan. 
 of Peter Low (by Louisa his wife, dau. of Sir Richard 
 Butler, 7th Bart., of Ballintemple). Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a stag trippant proper, on a chief engrailed azure, 
 three estoiles or. Mantling azure and argent ; and for bis 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an oak tree proper, 
 pendent from a dexter branch thereof by a riband azure, 
 an escutcheon or. Motto — "Verax atque probus." Mar- 
 ried, firstly, 1883, Florence Rose (</. 1892), dau. of JohnTrant 
 of Dovea, co.Tipperary; and has /w«^ — Katherine; Barbara 
 Alice ; Harriet ; Florence ; and Maude. He m. secondly, 
 Oct. 1898, Mary Caroline, dau. of William Clayton Browne- 
 Clayton of Browne's Hill, Carlow ; and has /s!ue—(i) 
 Robert Francis Ruttledge, Gentleman, b. Sept. 11, 1899; 
 (2) William Thomas Ruttledge, Gentleman, b. 1901. Seat 
 — Bloomfield, HoUymount, co. Mayo. Club — Kildare ; 
 Street (Dublin). 
 
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 ROBERT FAIR RUTTLEDGE-FAIR, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Mayo (High Sheriff 1882), late Capt. and Hon. Major 3rd 
 Batt. Connaught Rangers. Born 1852, being the son of the 
 late Thomas Ruttledge, Esq., J. P. and D. L., of Cornfield, 
 by Jane, only dau. and heiress of Robert Fair, Esq., of 
 Bushfield, co. Mayo (who assumed by Letters Patent, in 
 1857, the additional name and arms of Fair). Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a saltire argent, 
 between four fleurs-de-lis or, a crescent azure (for Fair) ; 2 
 and 3 argent, a stag trippant proper, on a chief engrailed 
 azure, three estoiles wavy or (for Ruttledge). Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount, a dove holding in its beak an olive 
 branch all proper, and charged on the breast with a trefoil 
 or (for Fair) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an oak tree 
 proper, pendent from a dexter branch thereof by a riband 
 azure, an escutcheon or (for Ruttledge). Motto — "Verax 
 atque probus." Seat — Cornfield, Hollymount, co. Mayo. 
 
 CHARLES HARCOURT VERNON RUXTON. 
 Gentleman. Born June 6, 1870, being the second son of 
 the late William Ruxton, Esq., J. P. and Vice-Lieut, for co. 
 Louth (High Sheriff 1848), and J. P. co. Cavan, by his wife 
 Caroline Diana, younger dau. and co-heir of Charles Vernon. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent three bulls' 
 
 heads erased sable, armed or ; 2 and 3 argent, a chief vair^e 
 or and gules, over all a bend sable, charged with a crescent 
 of the field for difference (for Fitzherbert). Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a bull's 
 head erased sable, armed or. Motto — "Jam jam." Mar- 
 ried, 1894, Laura Daly, dau. of Rev. Ralph Daly Cocking of 
 Brighton; and has /wwe — William Ralph Ruxton, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept. 7, 1895. Postal address — Lumoling, A. B. R. , Assam. 
 
 S JULIAN HENRY HAY RUXTON, Esquire, late 
 Capt. 15th Foot, J. P. for co. Kent. Born 1844, being 
 the son of the late John Henry Hay Ruxton, Esq., D.L. 
 and Chief Constable for co. of Kent, formerly Lieut. The 
 King's Own Regt. , and Capt. Kent Artillery Militia, by his 
 wife Isabella Sarah (who died 1894), eldest dau. of William 
 Hooper, Esq., of Merton House, co. Hereford. Club — 
 Army and Navy. Armorial bearings — Argent, a crescent 
 between three bulls' heads erased sable, armed or. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a bull's head erased sable, armed or, charged with 
 a crescent of the second. Married, 1880, Selina Mabelle, 
 dau. of Rev. Robert Martin of Anstey Pastures, co. Leicester. 
 Seat — Broad Oak, Brenchley, Kent. 
 
 WILLIAM VERNON CHICKERING RUXTON, 
 Gentleman. Born May 1891, being the only son of the late 
 John Fitzherbert Vernon Ruxton, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 George Harvey Chickering of Boston, U.S.A. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, three bulls' heads 
 erased sable, armed or (for Ruxton) ; 2 and 3, argent, vaire, 
 or and gules, over all a bend sable, a crescent for difference 
 (for Fitzherbert). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a bull's head sable, armed or. 
 Motto — "Jam, jam." Seat — Ardee House, Ardee, co. Louth. 
 
 RYAN, quartered by LANGTON, 
 
 RYCOTT, quartered by LANE. 
 
 RYDER, see WOOD-RYDER. 
 
 DUDLEY HENRY RYDER, Esquire, J. P. late Capt, 
 2nd Hertfordshire Rifle Vol. Born Feb. 7, 1830, being the 
 eldest son of the Hon. Granville Dudley Ryder (second .son of 
 ist Earl of Harrowby), by his wife Georgiana Augusta, com- 
 monly known as Lady Georgiana Augusta, third dau. of the 
 Most Noble Henry Charles Somerset, 6th Duke of Beaufort. 
 Livery — White coat, scarlet waistcoat, black velvet breeches, 
 drab greatcoats, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 three crescents or, each charged with an ermine spot sable, 
 and impaling the arms of Calcraft, namely, per fesse argent 
 and ermine, three lions passant guardant in pale sable, 
 within a border wavy azure. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or; and for his Crest, out of a mural coronet or, a 
 dragon's head argent, charged on the neck with an ermine 
 spot sable. Motto — " Ut crescent lucent." Married, He- 
 cember i, 1857, Georgiana Emily, daughter of John Hales 
 Calcraft, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieuten- 
 ant, of Rempstone, Corfe Castle ; and has Issue — (i) Dudley 
 Granville Richard Ryder, Esquire, late Major 3rd Battalion 
 King's Royal Rifle Corps, born 1858 [married, 1889, Ada 
 Carr, daughter of Major-General John Plumptre Carr Glyn] ; 
 
 (2) Cyril John Ryder, Esquire, late Captain 4th Battalion 
 King's Royal Rifle Corps, born 1863 [married, 1897, Lady 
 Isobel Douglas-Hamilton, sister of the Duke of Hamilton] ; 
 
 (3) William Henry Ryder, Gentleman, formerly a Midship- 
 man Royal Navy, born 1865 [married, 1888, Catherine 
 Mabel (</. Sept. 21, 1900), daughter of the late Reverend 
 Augustus Sutton] ; (4) Charles Edward Henry Ryder, 
 Gentleman, born 1868, killed in action in South Africa (Im- 
 perial Yeomanry), Oct. 6, 1900; (5) Cosmo Alan Cuthbert 
 Ryder, Gentleman, born 1870 ; (6) Rev. John Claud Dudley 
 Ryder, born 1873 (d. June i, 1900) ; Katharine Susan ; 
 Evelyn Georgiana ; and Caroline Katharine [married, 1891, 
 Robert Armitage]. Estate — Westbrook Hay, in the county 
 of Hertford. Postal address — Westbrook Hay, Hemel 
 Hempstead. Club — National. 
 
 Sir GEORGE LISLE RYDER, K. C. B. , Auditor of Civil 
 List 1894-1899, Chairman of Board of Customs 1899-1903. 
 Born Dec. 29, 1838, being the second son of the late George 
 Dudley Ryder, by his wife Sophia Lucy, dau. of the Rev. 
 John Sargent, Rector of Wool Lavington, K.C.B. , 1901. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, three crescents or, each 
 charged with an ermine spot sable. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — Out of a mural coronet or, a dragon's head argent, 
 charged on the neck with an ermine spot sable. Mar- 
 ried, 1882, Edith, dau. of the Rev. Henry Dudley Ryder. 
 Postal address — 16 Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington, W. 
 
 RYE, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 S RICHARD TONSON RYE of Ryecourt, co. Cork, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. Cork, High Sheriff 1854, 
 
 formerly Capt. in the Army. Born , being the only son 
 
 of the late John Tonson Rye of Ryecourt, by his wife Mary, 
 dau. of Samuel Godsell. Armorial bearings Quarterly 
 I and 4, gules, on a bend ermine, cotised or, three rye-stalks 
 of the last (for Rye) ; 2. gules, a chevron ermine, between 
 three trefoils slipped argent (for Meade) ; 3. gules, on a 
 fesse argent, two pellets, in chief a dexter gauntlet erect, 
 between two towers of the second (for Tonson). Mantling 
 
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 gules and argent. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm erect, vested gules, charged with a bar gemelle 
 or, cuffetl argent, holding in the hand three rye-stalWs of 
 the second. Motto— " Fide et aniore." Married, 1845, 
 Mary, dau. of Henry Ikildwin of Mount Pleasant, co. Cork ; 
 and has had Issue— \\) John Bailie Tonson Rye, Esq.. J. P. 
 ca Cork, b. 1846 [iw., Aug. 10, 1876, Madeline Charlotte, 
 third dau. of Sir Thomas Dancer, 6lh Bart., of Modrceny, 
 and has issue, Richard Bailie Rye, Gentleman, h. x^tj ; 
 John Reginald Rye, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; and Hubert 
 Bernard Rye, Gentleman, b. 1882I ; (a) Richard Rye, d. Jan. 
 31, 1869 ; and Elizabeth Tonson \m. Major Arthur Fawkes, 
 otb Regt.]. Stat — Ryecoiut, Crookstown, co. Cork. 
 
 WALTER RYE, Gentleman, Author of many works on 
 Ihe Topography of co. Norfolk. Horn Oct 31, 1843, being 
 the second son of Edward Rye of Chelsea, and grandson 
 of Edward Rye of Chelsea and Baconsthorpc, Norfolk. 
 Anuoiial beartngs— Gules, on a bend argent, between two 
 ears of rye, stalked leaved and slipped or, three crosses 
 a'amponne sable. Crest^On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cubit arm erect holding an hour-glass in bend sinister all 
 proper. Mottoes — "Tempora mutantur," "Sui Victoria 
 Indicat Regem." Married, Aug. 23, 1870, Georgina Eliza, 
 adopted dau. of George Sturges; and has Ajm^— (i) James 
 Bacon Rye, Gentleman, b. July ai, 1871 (scholar of Balliol, 
 Oxf., and Arnold Prizeman); (2) Roger Cubitt Rye, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 31, 1872; (3) Frank Gibbs Rye, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. 12, 1874; (4) Arthur Lockyer Rye, Gentleman, 
 b. Jan. 18, 1876 ; (5) Hubert Gould Rye, Gentleman ; (6) 
 Gilbert Walter Rye, Gentleman ; Mary Muriel, Eliza- 
 beth Frances ; and Barbara Catherine Valentine. Resi- 
 dence — St. Leonard's Priory, Norwich. 
 
 RYLAND, see SMITH-RYLAND, 
 
 HOWARD PROCTOR RYLAND, Esquire, J.P, co. 
 Warwick, and for the city of Birmingham (High Sheriff 
 CO. Warwick 1897). Bom July 14, 1851, being the third 
 but second surviving son of Thomas Ryland, Esq. , of The 
 
 Redlands, Erdington, J.P. co. Warwick [to whom refer], 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of Thomas Proctor of Birmingham. 
 Livery — Light buff, with black facings and gilt buttons. 
 
 Armorial bearings — He tiears for Arms : Argent, on a 
 chevron invecicd between three martlets sable, a sheaf of 
 rye or, between two escallops, each within an annulet of 
 the last ; and for the Orest, upon a wreiiih of the colours, 
 a demi-lion sable, charged with a chevron argent, thereon 
 a sheaf of rye or, between two escallops of the first, holding 
 between the paws an escutcheon also argent, charged with 
 a martlet as in the arms; with the Motto, "Avorum 
 honori." Married, February 9, 1870, Agnes Adeline, 
 daughter of Sir Frederick Howard, Knight Bachelor, of ; 
 Bedford, J.P. and D.L. for the county of Bedford; and 
 has Issue — Thomas Howard Ryland, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Camb. , b. Dec. 11, 1876; Millicent Mary; and Gwyneth 
 Howard. Estates — MoxhuU and Wishaw, co. Warwick. 
 Postal address — Moxhull Park, Erdington. Club — Consti- 
 tutional. 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM RYLAND, Esq.. J.P. co. of War- 
 wick, F.S.A. Bom April 23, 1856, being the second son 
 of John Llewellyn Ryland, by his wife Mary Ann, daughteri 
 and co-heiress of William Poke of Waterford. Livery — ' 
 Light buff, with black facings and gilt buttons. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron j 
 
 invected between three martlets sable, a sheaf of rye or, 
 between two escallops, each within an annulet of the 
 last, with a crescent for difference ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion sable, charged 
 with a chevron argent , thereon a sheaf of rye between two 
 escallops of the first, holding between the paws an escut- 
 cheon also argent, charged with a martlet as in the arms; 
 with the Motto, "Avorum honori." Married, September 
 20, 1883, Jane, daughter of the late Charles Madeley, Esq., 
 of Solihull, J.P. for co. of Warwick; and has Issue — 
 Llewellyn Madeley Ryland, Gentleman, born September 
 6, 1885 ; and Janet Llewellyn. Postal address — Rowing- 
 ton, near Warwick. 
 
 SIDNEY PROCTOR RYLAND, Gentleman. Born 
 Feb. 6, 1853, being the third surviving son of Thomas 
 Ryland, Esq., of The Redlands and Moxhull, co. War- 
 wick, J.P. for that county. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a chevron invected between three martlets sable, a sheaf 
 of rye or, between two escallops, each within an annulet of 
 the last ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion sable, charged with a chevron argent, thereon 
 a sheaf of rye between two escallops of the first, holding 
 between the paws an escutcheon also argent, charged with 
 a martlet as in the arms; with the Motto, "Avorum 
 honori." Married, March 29, 1882, Ann Whitfield, dau. 
 
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 of the late Thomas Gladstone of Edgbaston, Esq., J.P, 
 and D. L. for co. of Kirkcubright ; and has Issue — Dorothy 
 Helen. Postal address — Cheltenham. 
 
 THOMAS RYLAND, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Warwick, Lord of the Manors of Wishaw 
 and Moxhull. Borti November 21, 1818, being the eldest 
 son of Thomas Ryland of Aston, in the county of Warwick, 
 by his wife Mary, daughter of Robert Llewellyn of Well- 
 ington, in the county of Salop. Cltibs — Constitutional, 
 Magistrates', Union (Birmingham). Livery — Light buff, 
 with black facings and gilt buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron invected between 
 three martlets sable, a sheaf of rye or, between two escallops, 
 each within an annulet of the last ; and for the Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion sable, charged with a 
 chevron argent, thereon a sheaf of rye between two escallops 
 of the first, holding between the paws an escutcheon also 
 argent, charged with a martlet as in the arms ; with the 
 Motto, " Avorum honori." Married, July 28, 1841, Mary, 
 daughter of Thomas Proctor of Birmingham ; and has had 
 luue — (i) Thomas Proctor Ryland, Gentleman, born April 
 16, 1842, died 1873 ; {2) Walter Proctor Ryland, Gentle- 
 man, born January 30, 1850; {3) Howard Proctor Ryland, 
 Gentleman, born July 14, 1851 [to whom refer]; (4) Sidney 
 Proctor Ryland, Gentleman, born February 6, 1853 ; (5) 
 Henry Proctor Ryland, Gentleman, born January 26, 1857 ; 
 Alice Mary ; Susannah Proctor ; Jane Llewellyn, died 1875 ; 
 Emma Louisa ; Mary Proctor, died 1903 ; and Laura 
 Proctor. Estates — Erdington, Wishaw, and Moxhull 
 Hall, all in the county of Warwick. Postal address — The 
 Redlands, Erdington, near Birmingham. 
 
 ENRIQUETA AUGUSTINA RYLANDS, of Longford 
 Hall, Widow, daughter of Stephen Cattley Tennant, late 
 of Liverpool and of Havanna, Cuba, in the West Indies. 
 Armorisil bearings are, upon a lozenge : Azure, a cross 
 
 jiatonce or, on a chief of the last, an open book proper, 
 and impaling the arms of Tennant, namely, argent, gutter 
 de-poix, two bars invected per pale sable and gules, each ba- 
 charged with three bezants. Married, 1875, as his second 
 wife, John Rylands, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the 
 County Palatine of Lancaster, late of Longford Hall, who 
 died 1888. Postal addresses — Longford Hall, Stretford, 
 Manchester; 67 Queen's Gate, S.W. ; Northwood, Buxton. 
 
 JOHN PAUL RYLANDS, Gentleman, of Highfields, 
 Thelwall, in the co. of Chester, and of the Middle Temple 
 and Northern Circuit, Barrister-at-Law, Fellow of the 
 Society of Antiquaries. Born March 10, 1846, being the 
 elder son of the late Thomas Glazebrook Rylands of 
 Highfields, by his first vvife, Jane Chapman, dau. of 
 William Ragg of Ashby -de-la-Zouch, in the county 
 of Leicester. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per 
 
 fesse dancett^e or and gules ; 2 and 3, ermine ; over all on 
 a fesse azure a grififin passant regardant between two fleurs- 
 de-lis of the first, impaling the arms of Glazebrook, namely, 
 ermine, an eagle displayed gules, beaked, legged, and hold- 
 ing in the beak a fleur-de-lis or, on a chief sable two be- 
 zants, each charged with a fleur-de-lis azure ; and for his 
 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion azure, charged 
 on the shoulder with a bezant, thereon a fleur-de-lis also azure, 
 and supporting a flagstaff entwined with a branch of oak 
 proper, therefrom flowing to the sinister a banner gules, 
 charged with a lion passant and fringed gold ; with the 
 Motto, " Diim spiro spero." Married, March 30, 1882, 
 Mary Isabel, second dau. of the late Nicholas Smith Glaze- 
 brook of Haymans Green, West Derby, in the county of 
 Lancaster, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, 
 England; and has Issue — (i) Ralph Paul Kirkland 
 Rylands, Gentleman, born April 21, 1883; (2) Geoffrey 
 Glazebrook Rylands, Gentleman, born June 12, 1885 ; 
 Isabel Dorothy Blanche ; and Margery Gertrude. Postal 
 address — Heather Lea, Charlesville, Birkenhead. Club — 
 The Warrington Club (Warrington) ; Athenaeum (Liver- 
 pool). 
 
 WILLIAM HARRY RYLANDS, Gentleman, Citizen 
 and Mason of London, F.S.A. Born Dec. 20, 1847, 
 being the second son of the late Thomas Glazebrook 
 Rylands of Highfields, Thelwall, co. Chester, by his 
 wife Jane Chapman, daughter of William Ragg of Ashby- 
 de-la-Zouch, in the county of Leicester. Armorial bear- 
 ingfS — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, per fesse 
 dancett^e or and gules ; 2 and 3 ermine, over all a fesse 
 azure thereon a griffin passant regardant, between two 
 fleurs-de-lis of the first, and impaling the arms of Meymott, 
 namely, or, three demi-lions rampant in bend azure, each 
 charged on the shoulder with a mullet argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion azure, on 
 the shoulder a bezant charged with a fleur-de-lis also azure, 
 supporting a flagstaff entwined by a branch of oak proper, 
 therefrom flowing to the sinister a banner gules, fringed and 
 charged with a lion passant or ; with the Motto — ' ' Dum 
 spiro spero." Married, first, July 29, 1885, Annie Blanche, 
 fourth daughter of the late Leopold Charles Martin of Her 
 
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 1886): and has /»Mf— Isabel Blanche Glascbrook. He 
 roamed secondly, Oct. ao, 1896, Alice Mary, second dau, 
 
 of the late Charles Meymott, M.R.C.S., of Sydney, 
 N.S.W. Postal address — South Bank Lodge, i Campden 
 HiU Place, London, W. 
 
 RYLESTON, quartered by CON VERS. 
 
 RYMER, quartered by LUDLOW-BRUGES. 
 
 THOMAS HARRISON RYMER, Esquire, of Calder 
 Abbey, Cumberland, J. P. for that co. and Patron of 
 one Living. Bom 1852, being the only son of the late 
 
 William Rymer, of Manchester, by Mary, dau. of Thoma 
 Harrison of Kendal. Armorial beariogs— Vnir, 
 dure azure, charged with seven berants, a chief archedj 
 gules, thereon an ear of rye leaved .iiul slipped proper, j 
 between two crosses botony argent. Mantling azurend a 
 argent. Orast - On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 cubit arn> in armour holding a sword erect, between four 
 ears of rye leaved and two on either side all proper, a ; 
 cross Ixjtony gules. Married, 1887, Amy Elizabeth, younger^ 
 dau. of Robert F'alkner, of Kersal, Manchester ; and ha 
 Issue: two daus. Seats — Calder Abbey, via Carnforth.j 
 Cumberland ; Letton Lodge, Broughton Park, Manchester. 
 
 JAMES FLEETWOOD RYND, Esq., Barrister-at- 
 Law. B.A. (Irin. Coll., Dublin), late Hon. Col. 8th Ratt.^ 
 Rifle Brigade (Leitrim Militia). Born 1834, being the onlj 
 son of the late Robert Fleetwood Rynd, Esq., J. P., 
 Ryndville, by Maria, dau. of the late Thomas L. Dames * 
 of Greenhills, King's Co. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 on a cross gules, a cross crosslet fitch^e or, the sinister chief 
 qujuter argent, charged with two mullets in fesse azure, in i 
 the centre chief point a crescent of the third. Mantling^ 1 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the] 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, holding in the paws 1 
 cross crosslet fitch^e or, and charged on the shoulder witli] 
 a crescent as in the arms. Motto — "Fideet fortitudine.' 
 5w/— Ryndville, Enfield, co. Meath. 
 
 ROBERT FLEETWOOD WILLIAM RYND, Esq.J 
 J. P. CO. Kildare, late Hon. Major Kildare Rifle Militia,] 
 formerly Capt. 22nd Foot. Bom 1842, being the eldest soa| 
 of the late Christopher Rynd, Esq., D.L., of Mount Arm- 
 strong, CO. Kildare, by Helena Maria, only surviving child! 
 and heir of the late Peter Wolfe of Blackhall, co. Kildare^J 
 Armorial bearingB — Ermine, on a cross gules, a crossi 
 crosslet fitch^e or, the sinister chief quarter argent, chargedl 
 with two mullets in fesse azure, in the centre chief point a] 
 crescent of the third. Mantling gules and argent ; and for j 
 his Crest, up>on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion ram- 
 f)ant gules, holding in the paws a cross crosslet fitch^e or,j 
 and charged on the shoulder with a crescent as in the arms.] 
 Motto — " Fide et fortudine." Married, 1892, Hatty, eldest! 
 dau. of the late H. A. Cowper of Trudder, ^lewtownj 
 Mount Kennedy, co. Wicklow. Seat — Blackhall, Naas, co.j 
 Kildare. 
 
 RYSHWORTH, quartered by TEMPEST 
 
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 SACHEVERELL, quartered by COKE. 
 SACKVILLE, quartered by HULLEY. 
 SACKVILLE, see STOPFORD-SACKVILLE. 
 
 SADLEIRJU.O.). Or, a lion rampant per fesse azure 
 and gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest—On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion azure, ducally crowned or. 
 Motto — " Servire Deo sapere. " 
 
 Son of Thomas Sadleir, Esq. , J. P. , of Castletown and 
 Ballinderry, co. Tipperary (High Sheriff' 1859), b. 
 1796 ; d. 1863 ; m. 1825, Eleanor Elmina, d. of Owen 
 Saunders of Largay, co. Cavan : — 
 Thomas Owen Saunders Sadleir, Gentleman, of Castle- 
 town, CO. Tipperary, b. 1835. Res. — South Terrace, 
 Borrisokane. 
 
 Sons of William Woodward Sadleir, Gentleman, of 
 
 Cannonstown, co. Meath, b. 1803 ; d. 1875 ; m. 1828, 
 
 Eliza Isabella, d. of John Rothwell of Cannonstown . — 
 
 John Martley Sadleir, Gentleman, late Lieut. R.M.L.I., 
 
 b. ; m. ; and has issue — Arthur Sadleir, Gentleman, 
 
 Res.— 
 
 William Martley Sadleir, Gentleman, b. ; m. 1872, 
 , d. of Mitchell of Nenagh ; and has issue— (1) 
 
 William Sadleir, Gentleman, b. ; (2) Lancelot Sadleir,,] 
 Gentleman, b. ; and Violet. Res. — 
 
 Son of Edwin Sadleir, Gentleman, of Oakwood, King's] 
 
 Co., Secretary to the Grand Jury co. Tipperary, b.\ 
 
 1810 ; d. 1875 ; m. 1837, Jane, d. of James Willington,j 
 
 of Castle Willington, co. Tipperary : — 
 James Willington Sadleir, Gentleman, b. ; m 
 Maria Jane, d. of Samuel Sheldon Dudley of Mount Dudleyl 
 and Tenderry, co. Tipperary ; and has issue — Edwin j 
 Sadleir, Gentleman, b. • and Lilian. Res. — 
 
 Son of Francis Prittie Sadleir, Gentleman, b. 1844; 
 
 d. 1887 ; m. 1873, Frances, d. of Sir Edward Synge, 
 
 Bart.:— 
 Francis Hutchinson Synge Sadleir, Gentleman, b. 1874. j 
 Res.— 
 
 Edward William FoUett Sadleir, Gentleman, b. 1879. 
 Res.— 
 
 EDGAR BROOKSBANK SAGAR - MUSGRAVE, 
 Gentleman. Born March 11, 1864, being the second son of 
 John Musgrave Sagar-Musgrave, Esq. [to whom refer], by 
 his wife Clara Kate, only dau. of Robert Collinson Brooksbank 
 of Sydenham Hill, co. Kent. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, argent on a pile party per pale azure and 
 gules, six annulets, three, two and one or (for Musgrave) ; 
 2 and 3 party per bend or and azure, a cross moline counter- 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 changed, a chief paly of six of the first and gules (for 
 Sagar), impaling in right of his wife the arms of Grantham, 
 namely, ermine, a griffin segreant gules, holding between 
 the claws an escutcheon or, charged with a cross crosslet 
 sable, in chief two cross crosslets of the second ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 embowed proper, holding an annulet or, encircling a 
 tilting-spear erect also proper (for Musgrave) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, an eagle re- 
 gardant or, each wing charged with three bendlets gules, 
 resting the dexter claw upon a cross moline azure (for 
 Sagar); with the Motto, " Valde et sapienter." Mar- 
 ried, September 21, 1892, Constance Mary, daughter of 
 the Honourable Sir William Grantham, Judge of the High 
 Court of Justice, of Barcombe Place, Lewes, co. Sussex. 
 
 JOHN MUSGRAVE SAGAR-MUSGRAVE, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the West Riding of the county of 
 York, and for the city of Leeds, Lord of the Manors of Round- 
 hay, Seacroft, and Shadwell, late Captain 2nd West York- 
 shire Yeomanry Cavalry. Bom July 15, 1835, being the only 
 son of the late Richard Hartley Sagar of Bramley, Leeds, 
 by his wife Margaret, daughter of John Musgrave, also of 
 Bramley, Leeds ; and assumed the surname and arms of 
 Musgrave in addition to his own by Royal License in the 
 year 1863. C/«fo — Carlton, Junior Carlton. Livery — 
 Dark blue coat, crimson waistcoat, silver buttons. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 
 argent, on a pile party per pale azure and gules, six annu- 
 lets, three, two and one or (for Musgrave) ; 2 and 3 party 
 per bend or and azure, a cross moline counterchanged, a 
 chief paly of six of the first and gules (for Sagar) ; and for 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, two arms em- 
 bowed proper, holding an annulet or, encircling a tilting- 
 spear erect also proper (for Musgrave) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a rock proper, an eagle regardant or, 
 each wing charged with three bendlets gules, resting the 
 dexter claw upon a cross moline azure (for Sagar) ; with 
 the Motto, "Valde et sapienter." Married, August 23, 
 i860, Clara Kate, only daughter of Robert Collinson Brooks- 
 bank of Sydenham Hill, in the county of Kent; and has 
 Issue — (1) Abraham Musgrave Sagar-Musgrave, Esquire, 
 Honorary Lt.-Col. 3rd Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment, 
 born July 17, 1861 [married, December 12, 1894, Hon. 
 Annie, third daughter of the Right Hon. Baron Allerton ; 
 and has issue, Cecil Lawies Sagar-Musgrave, Gentle- 
 man] ; (2) Edgar Brooksbank Sagar-Musgrave-Brooksbank, 
 Gentleman [to whom refer] ; (3) Robert Malcolm Sagar- 
 Musgrave, Gentleman, born December 30, 1871 ; (4) William 
 Noel Sagar-Musgrave, born January 18, 1876 ; and Clara 
 Gertrude [married, April 23, 1896, Walter Mathews of York 
 House, Chertsey, and has issue]. Estates — Little Stainton, 
 near Gargrave, Brogden, Barnoldswick, and Bramley, near 
 Leeds, all in the county of York. Postal address — Red 
 Hall, Shadwell, Leeds. 
 
 ST. AUBYN, see MOLESWORTH-ST. AUBYN. 
 
 ST. CLAIR, see SINCLAIR. 
 
 ST. CLAIR-ERSKINE, see ROSSLYN. 
 
 ST. CLERE, quartered by GAGE, 
 
 S Captain ACHESON WHITMORE ST. GEORGE, 
 of the 14th Regt. Born Aug. 9, 1856 , being the 
 second son of the late William Whitinore St. George, 
 Gentleman, of Birkenhead, by his wife Mary Ann, dau. 
 of David Cram. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chief 
 azure, over all a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or, armed and langued azure. 
 Motto, " Firmitas in coelo." 
 
 ARCHIBALD ST. GEORGE, Gentleman, of Camma, 
 in the county of Roscommon. Born June 5, 1813, being 
 the second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel John St. 
 George, by his wife Frances, youngest daughter of Archibald 
 Campbell, Doctor of Medicine, of Stafford. Armorial 
 bearings^He bears for Arms : Argent, a chief azure, over 
 all a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or, armed and langued azure ; with 
 the Motto, "Firmitas in coelo." Married, December 22, 
 1862, his cousin Katherine, second dau. of Archibald St. 
 George of Dublin ; and has had Issue — Frances Millicent, 
 who died January 25, 1900. 
 
 ARCHIBALD HENRY ST. GEORGE, Gentleman. 
 Born October 2, 1859, being the third and youngest son of 
 the late George St. George, Gentleman, of Hemmingford, 
 Terrace, Birkenhead, by his wife, Annie Gibson, dau. of 
 Richard Bryans, Esq. , of Parkfield, in the co. of Chester, 
 J. P. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chief azure, over all 
 a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally 
 crowned or, armed and langued azure. Motto — " Firmitas 
 in coelo." 
 
 ARTHUR BALDWIN ST. GEORGE, Gentleman. 
 Born July 30, 1858, being the second son of the late George 
 St. George, Gentleman, of Hemmingford Terrace, Birken- 
 head, by his wife Annie Gibson, dau. of Richard Bryans, 
 Esq., of Parkfield, in the eo. of Chester, J. P. Armorial 
 beaiings — Argent, a chief azure, over all a lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or, 
 armed and langued azure. Motto — " Firmitas in coelo." 
 
 S Captain BALDWIN JOHN ST. GEORGE, of the 
 4th Dragoon Guards. Born February 16, 1862, being 
 the only son of the late General Sir John St. George, 
 Commandant Royal Artillery, Knight Grand Cross of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Marianne, dau. of Thomas Evans, Esquire, J. P., of 
 Lyminster, in the co. of Sussex, by his wife Margaret, nee 
 Harris. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chief azure, over 
 all a lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally 
 crowned or, armed and langued azure. Motto — " Firmitas 
 in ccelo." 
 
 CHARLES HENRY ST. GEORGE, Gentleman. Born 
 April 8, i860, being the fifth and youngest son of the late 
 William Whitmore St. George, Gentleman, of Birkenhead, 
 by his wife Mary Ann, dau. of David Cram. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a chief azure, overall a lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or, 
 armed and langued azure. Motto — " Firmitas in ccelo.'' 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD ST. GEORGE, Gentleman. 
 Born July 17, 1857, being the eldest son of the late George 
 St. George, Gentleman, of Hemmingford Terrace, Birken- 
 head, by his wife Annie Gibson, dau. of Richard Bryans, 
 Esquire, of Parkfield, co. Chester, J. P. Armorial bear> 
 ings — Argent, a chief azure, over all a lion rampant gules, 
 ducally crowned or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or, armed and 
 langued azure. Motto — " Firmitas in coelo." 
 
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 GEORUK HERBERT ST, GEORGE. Gentleman. 
 Bom April 8, i860, being the Tourth son of the Ute William 
 Whitmore St. George. Gentleman, of Birkenhead, by his 
 wife Mary Ann, dau. of David Cram. Armorial bear- 
 la|^ -.Arfjient. a chief aiure, over all a lion rampant K^les, 
 ducally crowned or. Oreit— Upon a wreath of the colours. 
 a demi-lion rampant gules, ducally crowned or, armed and 
 langued azure. Motto— "Firmilas in ccelo." 
 
 HOWARD ST. GEORGE, Gentleman, liom April 6. 
 1858. being the third son of the late William Whitmore St. 
 George. Gentleman, of Birkenhead, by his wife Mary Ann. 
 dau. of David Cram. Armorial bearlntrs— Argent, a chief 
 azure, over all a lion ram[)ant gules, ducally crowned or. 
 Cr*it— On a wreath of the colours, a denii-lion rampant 
 gules, ducally crowned or, armed and langued azure. 
 Motto—" Firmitas in coelo." 
 
 ST. HILARY, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 ST. JOHN, quartered by SANDILANDS. 
 
 ST. JOHN, see SHAW-LEFEVRE-ST. JOHN- 
 MI LDM AY. 
 
 Sir FREDERIC ROBERT ST. JOHN, K.C.M.G., 
 late H.M. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo- 
 tentiary in Switzerland. Bom 1831, being the fourth son 
 of Ferdinand St. John, Esquire, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Ferdinand St. John, by his wife Selina Char- 
 lotte, dau. of Maurice Bagnal St. Leger Keating. Armorial 
 beazings — Argent, on a chief gules, two mullets or. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a mount vert, thereon a falcon rising or, 
 ducally gorged gules. Married, 1882, Isabella, dau. of 
 Captam James Fitzmaurice, commonly known as Captain 
 the Honourable James Fitzmaurice, Royal Navy ; and has 
 Issue— (i) Oliver St. John, Gentleman, b. 1886; (2) Roland 
 St John. Gentleman, b. 1888; Terence Alexander St. John, 
 Gentleman, b. 1896 ; Violet ; Dorothy ; and Natalie. 
 Postal address— The Cottage. Shanklin. Isle of Wight. 
 C/«*— Travellers'. 
 
 ST. JOHN-MILDMAY, Argent, three lions rampant 
 azure, armed and langued gules, and impaling the arms of 
 Neville, namely gules, on a saltire argent, a rose of the 
 field. MantUnjT azure and argent, (^est — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion rampant guardant azure. Motto — 
 " Alia ta Hara." Livery — Dark blue, white and blue 
 waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Arundell St. John-Mildmay, M. A. , 
 J. P.. b. 1820; d. 1904; m. 17 Jan. 1854, Harriet 
 Louisa Neville, d. of Hon. and Very Rev. George 
 Neville Granville : — 
 
 Wyndham Paulet St. John-Mildmay, Gentleman, b. 
 185s ; m. Hon. Alice Hamilton Russell, d. of Viscount 
 Boyne. 5^a/— Hazlegrove, Sparkford, Bath. 
 
 George St. John-Mildmay, Gentleman, b. 1856 ; m. 
 Grace Hambro. 
 
 Arundell Glastonbury St. John-Mildmay, Gentleman, b. 
 1859 ; m. Alice, d. of the late Phillip Pleydell-Bouverie. 
 
 Walter Hervey St. John-Mildmay, Gentleman, b. i860. 
 
 Paulet Bertram St. John-Mildmay, Gentleman, b. 1862; 
 m. Selina Jane Harcourt Vernon. 
 
 The Rev. Aubrey Neville St. John-Mildmay, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, b. 1865. 
 
 CHARLES BEAGUEST. JOHN-MILDMAY, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. Somerset, late Capt. Royal Artillery and Royal 
 Horse Artillery. Born Jan. 13, 1861, being the eldest sur- 
 viving son of Arthur George St. John-Mildmay, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, by his wife Charlotte Mary, daughter 
 of Charles Heard Beague of Hollam, Dulverton. Clubs — 
 Naval and Military, Cavalry. Livery — Blue and white. 
 Armorial bearincni are really : Argent, three lions ram- 
 pant azure. Crest — A lion rampant azure. Motto — " Alia 
 ta hara." Married, Aug. 22, 1892, Evelyn Augusta, dau. of 
 Capt. Eklmond Henry St. John-Mildmay, late 5th Radetzky's 
 Hussars, in the Austrian Imperial Service, Equerryto H.R.H. 
 the Duke of C-ambridge ; and.has Issue — Dorothy, and Le- 
 titia. Postal address — Hollam, Dulverton, Somerset. 
 
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 WYNDHAM PAULET ST. JOHN - MILDMAY.J 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Somerset,.! 
 late Captain Rifle Brigade and North Somerset Yeomanry. 
 Bom January 1855, l«:ing the eldest son of Arundell St. 
 John-Mildmay, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Hazlegrove, 1 
 ni the county of Somerset, by his wife Harriet Louisa, I 
 daughter of the Honourable and Very Reverend George] 
 Neville Grenville, Dean of Windsor. Clubs — Whitc's,/| 
 Naval and Military, Bibury. &c. Livery — Blue and silver. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, three] 
 lions rampant azure, impaling the arms of Hamilton-] 
 Russell, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent l)etwwn two! 
 chevronels a cinquefoil, all between three cross crossletaJ 
 fitch^e sable (for Russell) ; 2 and 3 gules, three cinquefoilsl 
 pierced ermine (for Hamilton). Upon the escutcheon is| 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azurel 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, a lion rampant guardantj 
 azure; with the MottO, "Alia ta hara." Married, Julyl 
 27, 1889, Alice Katharine, commonly known as the Hon. 
 ourable .Mice Katharine, eldest daughter of the Righ^ 
 Honourable the eighth Viscount Boyne. Postal address- 
 Hazlegrove, Sparkford. Bath. 
 
 ST. LEGER. quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 HL JOHN ST. LEGER, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for W.J 
 ™ Riding co. of York, Col. late 53rd Regt. Born Mayl 
 6, 1823, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. -Gen. Johr 
 Chester, R.A. (fourth son, by his wife Catherine, dau. of thei 
 Hon. Heneage Legge, of Charles Bagot, Esq.. who as-| 
 sumed by Act of Parliament the surname and arms ofj 
 
 Chester, and whose eldest brother. Sir William Bagot, was 
 created Baron Bagot), by his wife Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Charles Stuart. He succeeded to the St. Leger estates in 
 England and Ireland at the death of his cousin, Antony F. 
 Butler St. Leger, Esq., of Park Hill, and Berkeley Square, 
 Oct. 31, 1862, and assumed by Royal Licence the surname 
 and arms of St. Leger. Livery — Blue. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, azure, fretty argent, on a chief or 
 a cross crosslet of the first for distinction (for St. Leger) ; 
 2 and 3, ermine, two chevronels azure (for Bagot). Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin passant or, charged with a cross crosslet as 
 
 1b the Military Cockade. 
 
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 in the arms (for St. Leger) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 goat's head argent, attired or (for Bagot). Mottoes— (Over 
 the crests) " Antiquum obtinens ; " (below the arms) " Haut 
 et bon. " Married, April 8, 1858, Philippa, dau. of John 
 B. Rooper of Abbot's Ripton Hall; and has Issue — (i) 
 Arthur John Bonfoy St. Leger, Esq., late Capt. King's 
 Royal Rifle Corps, J. P. for West Riding, b. Nov. 25, 1859 
 [;«. , April 9, 1896, Hilda Geraldine, second dau. of Sir 
 Gerard Smith, K.C.M.G., Governor of West Australia]; 
 (2) Henry Berners' St. Leger, Gentleman, B.C.S. , <?. Oct. 
 26, i86r ;' (3) Reginald Warham Antony St. Leger, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 15, 1868; Gwendoline Mary Hope \m., 1885, 
 Capt. F. W. Brooke of Glenbrook, Isle of Wight] ; Georgiana 
 Harriet Sjn. , 1888, John Walter Parry Crooke of Darsham 
 House, Suffolk]; and Ursula Beatrice Philippa [w. , 1888, 
 Francis Egbert Holland. Estates— VsxV. Hill, Yorks ; 
 Whitehall, Kent ; and estates in Limerick. Seat — Park Hill, 
 Rotherham. Clubs — Travellers', Junior United Service. 
 
 ST. MARTYN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 ST. MAUR, quartered by CON YERS. 
 
 ST. MAUR, see SEYMOUR. 
 
 The Late MARIA BUTLER {nie ST. PAUL), a 
 Countess of the Holy Roman Empire {d. 1901), only 
 child and sole heir of the late Sir Horace St. Paul, 
 
 rampant or, ii. azure, a lion rampant argent, iii. gules, 
 on a cross argent, nine billets sable ; 3 and 4 per pale or 
 and sable, a bend engrailed counterchanged, and over all, 
 on an inescutcheon argent, a lion rampant, double-queued 
 gules, ducally crowned or. Supporters — On either side 
 a lion regardant argent, langued gules, each supporting 
 between the paws a tilting-spear or ; from the dexter, a flag 
 or, charged with an eagle displayed sable ; from the sinister, 
 a flag argent, with fringe or, thereon a lion rampant, 
 double-queued gules, and ducally crowned gold. Married, 
 Jan. 10, 1893, George Grey Butler, Esq., M.A. Trin. Coll., 
 Camb. ,J.P. CO. Northumberland (son of late Canon George 
 Butler, D.D. ) — vide Butler — and has Issue — Horace George 
 St. Paul Butler ; Hetha Grey St. Paul ; and Irene Maria. 
 Seat — Ewart Park, Wooler, Northumberland. 
 
 ST. QUENTIN, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 ST. QUINTIN (R.L., 1795, H. Coll.). Or, a chevron 
 gules, a chief vair. Mantling or and gules. Crest — Out 
 of a ducal crest coronet gules, a branch of Pease proper, 
 on the top of a fluted column between two horns or. 
 
 Sons of Col. Matthew Chitty Downes St. Quintin of 
 Scampston and Lowthorpe, b. 1800; d. 1876 ; m. 1850, 
 Amy Elizabeth, d. of George Henry Cherry of Denford, 
 Berks : — 
 William Herbert St. Quintin, Esq., J. P. and D.L. East 
 Rdg. and J. P. North Rdg. Yorks. (High Sheriff Yorks. 
 
 '-■'^s'-^jSyfe, 
 
 Bart., Count of the Holy Roman Empire, formerly 
 M.P. for East Worcestershire, by his wife Jane, dau. 
 of George Annett Grey, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Mil- 
 field, Northumberland. Armorial bearings (of St. 
 Paul) are as follows, upon a lozenge — Quarterly 1 and 
 6, argent an eagle displayed sable ; 2 and 5 divided in 
 tierce into three compartments, i. azure, three lions 
 
 1899), b. 1851 ; m. 1885, Violet Helen, d. of Hon. Cecil 
 Buncombe of Nawton Grange, Yorks. ; and has issue — 
 Margery Violet. Seats — Scampston Hall, York ; Low- 
 thorpe Lodge, Hull. 
 
 Geoffrey Apsley St. Quintin. Gentleman, b. 1861 ; vi. 
 1892, Muriel Frances Charlotte, d. of late Col. Hon. George 
 Henry Essex Grant of Easter Elchies; and has surv. 
 
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 issue— Geoffrey Hugh Willoughby St. Quintin, Gentleman, 
 A. 1899. /f«. — Cromarty House, Cromarty. 
 
 ST. VINCENT, see CAPE ST. VINCENT. 
 
 Sir ROWLEY S.\LES.\LE-Hn.L. Esquire. K.C.B., 
 General (Unemployed Supernumerary I^ist) His Majesty's 
 Intli.in Army. Born November 6, 1839, being the second 
 son of Captain Rowley John Hill, Honourable East India 
 Company's Service, by his wife Caroline Catherine, daughter 
 of Nlajor-General Sir Robert Sale, Knight Grand Cross 
 of tlie Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; created Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1881; 
 t7«^j— East India United Service, Radnor (Folkestone). 
 Armorial bearing:*— He bears for Arma -. Sable, a chevron 
 crminois, lielween three leopards' faces erminois. Below 
 the escutcheon is pendent his badge as a Companion of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head couped sable, 
 gutt<^-d'eau, collared gules, studded and ringed or ; with 
 the Motto, " Ne tentes aut perfice." Married, Marc)) 20, 
 1873, his cousin Caroline Sophia, daughter of Lieutenant 
 Colonel Robert Henry Sale ; and has /ssue — Alan Rowley 
 Sale Sale-Hill, Gentleman, Lieut. Somerset Light Infantry, 
 i. Dec. 8, 1877 ; I^na Maud ; Effie Caroline ; and Ella 
 Florentia. Postal address — Ellerslie House, Elarls Avenue, 
 Folkestone. 
 
 SALOMONS, see GOLDSMID-STERN-SALOMONS. 
 
 Sir SHIRLEY HARRIS SALT, 3rd Baronet (Oct. 30, 
 1869), of Saltaire, co. York, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, J. P. 
 for COS. Leicester and Brecknock. Bom May 4, 1857, 
 being the son of Sir William Henry Salt, and Bart., by his 
 wife Emma Dove Octaviana, dau. of John Dove Harris 
 of Ratcliflfe, co. Leicester. Armorial bearings— Azure, a 
 chevron indented between two mullets in chief and a derai- 
 ostrich displayed, holding in the beak a horseshoe in base 
 or ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 baronet. Bfantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a rock an alpaca statant proper. Motto 
 — "Quid non Deo juvante." Married, Sept. 9, 1880, 
 Charlotte Jane, only dau. of the Very Rev. John Cotter 
 MacDonnell, Rector of Misterton, and Canon of Peter- 
 borough, sometime Dean of Cashel ; and has Issue — (i) John 
 William Titus Salt, Esq., 6. 1884 ; (2) Robert Shirley Mac- 
 Donnell Salt, Esq., i. 1888 ; (3) Shirley Edward Philip Salt, 
 Esq.,*. iSgi.rf. Dec. 23,1895; Dorothy Dove; and Kathleen 
 Mary. Seat — Gliffaes, Crickhowel. C/«*— Junior Carlton. 
 
 SSiR THOMAS SALT, ist Baronet (1899), D.L. and 
 J. P. for CO. Stafford, formerly M.P. for many years, 
 at one time Capt. 2nd Stafifs. Militia. Bom May 12, 1830, 
 being the only son of Thomas Salt, by his wife Harriet 
 IvCtitia, daughter of the Rev. John Hayes Petit. Livery — 
 Pale drab. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron rompu 
 between three mullets in chief and a lion rampant in base 
 sable; the escutcheon being charged witli his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 of the colours, three annulets interlaced sable, thereon a 
 dove holding in the beak an olive-branch proper, and 
 charged on the neck with a chevron also sable ; with the 
 Motto, "In sale salus." Married, July 24, 1861, Helen 
 Mary, youngest daughter of John Laviscourt Anderdon of 
 Chislehurst, in the county of Kent ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Thomas Anderdon Salt, Esquire, Captain nth Hussars, 
 bom January 8, 1863; (2) Herbert Edward Salt, Gentleman, 
 bom December 20, 1870; (3) George Edmund Stevenson 
 Salt, Gentleman, bom February 19, 1873, died on active 
 service in South Africa, April 3, 1900 ; (4) Reginald 
 John Salt, Gentleman, bom March 2, 1874 ; (5) William 
 Manning Salt, Gentleman, born April 22, 1876 ; (6) Walter 
 Petit Salt, Gentleman, born October 5, 1878 ; (7) Harold 
 Francis Salt, Gentleman, bom December 30, 1879 ; Laura 
 Helen ; Mary Louisa ; and Helen Frances. Estates — 
 Weeping Cross, Standon, Biana, all in the county of 
 Stafford ; and Yeading, in the county of Middlesex. Postal 
 address — Weeping Cross, Stafford. Clubs — Carlton, United 
 University, St. Stephen's, Staffordshire County (Stafford), 
 Cotuity Conservative (Stafford). 
 
 SALTER, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 M PHILIP SALTMARSHE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 
 O for the East Riding co. York. Born March 9, 1825, 
 being the eldest son of Philip Saltmarshe, Esq., late of 
 Saltmarshe, J.P. and D.L. for the East Riding co. York, by 
 his wife Harriet, daughter of Robert Denison of Kilnwich 
 Percy. Clubs — Carlton, Army and Navy. I.ivery — P'awn. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, crusily, 
 
 SALTERFORD, Baron, see COURTOWN. 
 
 and three cinquefoils gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 rudder or; with the Motto, "Ad astra virtus. " Married, 
 May 12, 1852, Blanche, youngest daughter of Robert 
 Denison of Waplington Manor, by his wife Charlotte, 
 daughter of Colonel Hotham of Bishop Burton ; and by her 
 (who died April 21, 1880) had Issue — (i) Philip Saltmarshe, 
 Esq., Lieut-Col. R.A. [to whom refer]; (2) Arthur Harry 
 Saltmarshe, Gentleman, 90th Regt. , b. March 21, 1855, 
 killed in action by the Zulus in 1878 ; (3) Cecil Saltmarshe 
 Gentleman, b. May 12, 1856, d. Aug. 23, 1856; (4) Robert 
 Edwyn Saltmarshe, Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1857 ; (5) 
 Ernest Saltmarshe, Gentleman, b. Nov. 22, 1859; (6) Hugh 
 Saltmarshe, Gentleman, b. July 31, 1861; (7) Lionel Salt- 
 marshe, Gentleman, b. April 19, 1863 ; (8) Harold Salt- 
 marshe, Gentleman, b. Sept. 28, 1866 ; (9) Humphrey Arthur 
 Saltmarshe, Gentleman, b. Sept. 16, 1868 ; and Blanche 
 Violet, d. 1880. He m. secondly, Harriet, dau. of Capt. 
 Hotham of the Royal Engineers. Estates — Saltmarshe, 
 including Lordships of Saltmarshe, Laeton, Balkholme, 
 Linton, &c. , in East Riding of co. York. Postal address — 
 Saltmarshe, Howden, Yorkshire. 
 
 M PHILIP SALTMARSHE, Esquire, Junior. J.P. fori 
 the East Riding of co. York, Lieut. -Col. R.A., lately' 
 commanding Heavy Artillery, Natal Field Force. Bom 
 June 9, 1853, being the eldest son of Philip Saltmarshe, Esq., 
 now of Saltmarshe [to whom refer], by his wife Blanche, 
 dau. of Robert Denison of Kilnwich Percy. Livery — 
 Fawn. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 crusily, and three cinquefoils gules, in chief a label of three 
 points for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 rudder or; with the Motto, "Ad astra virtus." Married, 
 September 5, 1883, Ethel Murray, daughter of C. Murray 
 Adarason of North Jesmond, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; and has 
 Issue — Blanche Violet ; Ivy Oswald ; and Myrtle. Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
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 S EDWARD PEMBERTON SALUSBURY, Esquire, 
 late Captain and Hon. Major 3rd Batt. Shropshire 
 Light Infantry. Born Nov. 2, 1854, being the eldest son of 
 the late Rev. George Augustus Salusbury, LL.B. Camb. , 
 Rector of Westbury, Salop, Patron of two Livings, by his 
 wife Fanny, third dau. of Luke 'P. Crossley of Olive Mount, 
 near Liverpool. Livery ~ Dark blue, scarlet collar and cuffs, 
 scarlet waistcoat. Annorial bearings— Gules, a lion ram- 
 
 Married, Dec. 28, 1892, Isabel Adelaide, dau. of the Hon. 
 William Henry Sutton of Bathurst, N.S.W. ; and has 
 Issue — Frederick Hamilton Salusbury, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 17, 1895. Residetice — 
 
 Major-Genkral FREDERIC OCTAVIUS SALUS- 
 BURY, C.B. Born 1825, being the son of the late Sir John 
 Salusbury of Brynbella, in the co. of Flint, by his wife 
 Harriet Maria, second dau. of Edward Pcmberton ; created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1864. 
 Club — United Service. Armorial bearings— Gules, a lion 
 rampant argent, ducally crowned or, between three crescents 
 of the last a canton ermine ; and for his Crest, a demi-lion 
 rampant argent, collared gules, ducally crowned, holding in 
 the dexter paw a crescent also gules ; with the Motto, "Sat 
 est prostrasse leoni. " Postal address — 19 Waterloo Crescent, 
 Dover. 
 
 The Rev. NORMAN SALUSBURY, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Vicar of Preston Patrick, Milnthorpe, Westmorland. 
 Born 1859, being the eldest son of the late Rev. Augustus 
 Pemberton, M.A. , Vicar of Wrockwardine, near Welling- 
 ton, Salop, by his wife Henrietta Sophia, dau. of John 
 Perkins of Norris Lodge, Herts. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules, a lion rampant argent, ducally crowned or, between 
 three crescents of the last, a canton ermine. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant, couped argent, collared gules, ducally 
 crowned, holding in the dexter paw a crescent also gules. 
 Motto — " Sat est prostrasse leoni. " Postal address — Preston 
 Patrick, Milnthorpe, Westmorland. 
 
 EDWARD THEODORE SALVESEN, Esquire, K.C., 
 Sheriff of Roxburgh, Berwick, and Selkirk. Born July 20, 
 1857, being the third son of Salve Christian Frederick 
 Salvesen of Mayfield House, Trinity, Midlothian. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Or, on a fesse vert, between two 
 esqures' helmets in chief and a water-bouget in base 
 gules, two battle-axes in saltire of the first (and impaling 
 the arms of Trayner, namely azure, on a fesse between 
 two esquires' helmets plumed in chief and a fraise in 
 base argent, a saltire sable). Mantling vert doubled 
 or ; and upon a wreath of the liveries is set for Crest, 
 a dragon ship vert, mast and tackling proper, flagged 
 gules. Motto — " Inveni portum." Married, July zo, 1886. 
 
 pant argent, ducally crowned or, between three crescents of 
 the last, a canton ermine. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, 
 collared gules, ducally crowned, holding in the dexter paw 
 a crescent also gules. Motto— "Sat est prostrasse leoni." 
 Married. Jan. 2, 1884, Julia Melville, eldest dau. of James 
 White Smith of Kathali, Bengal ; and has Isst^e — Edward 
 Clare Frederick Salusbury, Gentleman, b. May 10, 1886 ; 
 and Rosamund Victoria. Seat — Bachygraig, near St. 
 Asaph, CO. Flint. Pesidence—i^ East Cliff, Dover. 
 
 The Rev. FRANCIS RUSSELL SALUSBURY, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxford, Vicar of Parbrook, co. 
 Hants. Born 1865, being the third son of the late Rev. 
 Augustus Pemberton, M.A. , Vicar of Wrockwardine, near 
 Wellington, Salop, by his wife Henrietta Sophia, dau. of 
 John Perkins of Norris Lodge, Herts. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, a lion rampant argent, ducally crowned or, be- 
 tween three crescents of the last, a canton ermine. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion rampant, couped argent, collared gules, ducally 
 crowned, holding in the dexter paw a crescent also gules. 
 Motto — " Sat est prostrasse leoni." Married, 1893, Mabel 
 Constance, dau. of Charles Warner of Northlands, Win- 
 chester. Postal address — Ellenhall, co. Stafford. 
 
 FREDERIC HAMILTON SALUSBURY, Gentleman. 
 Born April 15, 1856, being the second and youngest son of 
 the late Rev. George Augustus Salusbury, LL. B. , Camb. , 
 Patron of two Livings, by his wife Fanny, third dau. of 
 Luke T. Crossley of Olive Mount, near Liverpool. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, a lion rampant argent, ducally 
 I crowned or, between three crescents of the last a canton 
 j ermine. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a wreath 
 |of the colours, a demi-lion rampant couped argent, collared 
 ules, ducally crowned, holding in the dexter paw a 
 rescent also gules. Motto — "Sat est prostrasse leoni." 
 
 Isabelle Georgine Maxwell Trayner, eldest dau. of the 
 Hon. Lord Trayner, one of the Senators of the College 
 of Justice ; and has Issue — (i) Ernest Trayner Salvesen, 
 Gentleman, 6. June 23, 1889 ; (2) Edward Maxwell Salve- 
 
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 •en. Gentleman, t. Aug. 30, 1891 ; (3) Frederick Malcolm 
 Ross Salvesen, Gentleman, t. Nov. 36, 1896; Dorothy; 
 Eleanor Amalie ; and Frances Isabelle. Postal address — 
 40 Drumshcugh Gardens, Kdinburgh. C/k^j ---Consti- 
 tutional, University (Edinburgh), Union (Edinburgh. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS SALVIN. Gentleman. Bom 
 March aS, 1841, being the second son of the late Gerald 
 Salvin, Esq., J. P., by his wife Winefred, second dau. 
 of Henry Tliomiis Maire Witham of Lartington Hall, co. 
 York. ArmorlJLl iMaringa Argent, on a chief sable, two 
 mullets or ; quartering, among many others, l)e Ros, Bruce, 
 Lancaster, Tempest, Unifreville, 1 hornioii, Radcliffe, Der- 
 wentwater, Claxton, Menvill. MantHng sable and argent. 
 OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon vert, wings 
 elevated and endorsed proper. MottO — "Je ne change 
 qu'en mourant." Married, Jan. 10, 1870, Louisa, sister 
 of Thomas Reaveley of Kinnersley Castle, co. Hereford ; 
 and has /««*— William Thornton Joseph Salvin, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 1$, 1875 ; Winifred Mary ; and Claire Muriel. 
 Rtsidence — 
 
 SALVIN {temp. Edward 1.). Argent, on a chief sable, 
 two mullets or, with many qunrterings. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvem 
 vert, wings elevated and endorsed proper. Hotto — " Je 
 ne change qu'en mourant." 
 
 Sons of Henry Thomas Thornton Salvin, Esq., J. P., of 
 Croxdale, lateCapt. Durham Fus. Mil., formerly Lieut. 
 Roy. Canadian Rifle Regt., b. 1838; d. 1897; m. 1876, 
 Agnes Jane, d. of Herman Julius Schier : — 
 Gerard Thornton Salvin, Gentleman, b. 1878. Seat— 
 Croxdale Hall, Durham. 
 
 Herman Charles Joseph Salvin, Gentleman, b. 1882. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Marmaduke Charles Salvin, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 
 b. 1812 ; d. 1855 ; m. 1845, Caroline, d. of Sir Charles 
 
 Wolseley, 7th Bart. , of Wolseley, Staffs :— 
 
 (Marmaduke) Henry Salvin, Esq., D.L. co. Durham, 
 
 b. 1849; m. 1897, Annette Mary, d. of Sir William 
 
 Vavasour, 3rd Bart, of Hazlewood Castle, Yorks. Seat — 
 
 Bum Hall, co. Durham. Clubs — Turf, Arthur's. 
 
 Son of Anthony Salvin, Gentleman, b. 1827; d.v.p. 
 1881 ; m. 1865, Emily Marianne, eld. d. of Charles 
 Albert Darley of Burtonfield, co. York : — 
 Anthony Gerard Salvin, Esq., late Capt. Yorks. Art. 
 (Roy. Garrison Art.), Hon. Capt. in the Army, b. 1866; 
 m. 1892, Philippa Beatrice, d. of Rev. Walter Brooksbank 
 of Thornbarrow ; and has issue — Philippa Malorie. Seat — 
 Hawksfold, Fernhurst, Sussex. Res. — Woodfold, Fern- 
 hurst, Sussex. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 S ROGER SALWEY, Esq., J.P, Salop, b. 1869, being 
 the only son of the laie Alfred Salwey, Esq., J.P. and 
 D. L., late Chairman of County Council, and formerly 
 Chairman of Quarter Sessions, co. Salop, and J.P. co. 
 Hereford, and his wife Margaret Frances, youngest dau. 
 and co-heir of Edward Salwey of The Lodge. Armorial 
 bearings— Sable, a saltire engrailed or. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-Moor 
 proper, wreathed about the temples argent and sable, a 
 belt firom the sinister shoulder to the dexter hip azure. 
 Motto—'* Fiat voluntas Dei." Seat — The Lodge, Overton, 
 Ludlow. 
 
 EDWARD ARTHUR SALWEY, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.N. Bom March 1865, being the eldest son of the late 
 Arthur Salwey, Comm. R. N. , by his wife Elizabeth Con- 
 stance, dau. of Col. Salwey. Armorial bearings— Sable, 
 a saltire engrailed or. MaTitllTig sable and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-Moor proper, wreathed 
 about the temples argent and sable, a belt from the sinister 
 shoulder to the dexter hip azure. Motto — " Fiat voluntas 
 Dei." Married, Sept. 30, 1888, Mary, dau. of Col. J. 
 Waddell-Boyd, s6th Regt. ; and has Issue— KwCa. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 HERBERT SALWEY, Gentleman, Bom June 9, 1852, 
 being the eldest son of Herbert Salwey, by his wife Emilia 
 Robert, dau. of Capt. Waugh of Foxhall, co. Linlithgow, 
 Scotland. Armorial bearings — Sable, a saltire engrailed 
 or. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-Moor proper, wreathed about the temples 
 argent and sable, a belt from the sinister shoulder to the 
 
 dexter hip azure. 
 dence — 
 
 Motto— "Fiat voluntas Dei." Rest- 
 
 HERBERT AUGUSTUS SALWEY, (Jentleman. Bom 
 Sept 1848, being the fourth but eldest surviving sun of the 
 late Henry Salwey, Esq., Lieut. -Col. Coldstream Guards, 
 and his wife Elizabeth I'hilippa, onl^ dau. and heir uf 
 John Hooper Holder of Stanton Lacy, Salop. Armorial 
 bearings— Sable, a saltire engrailed or. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-Moor 
 proper, wreathed about the temples argent and sable, a 
 belt from the sinister shoulder to the dexter hip azure. 
 Motto — " Fiat voluntas Dei." Residence — 
 
 REGINALD ERNEST SALWEY, Gentleman. Born 
 April 1852, being the fifth but second surviving son of the 
 late Lieut. -Col. Henry Salwey, and his wife IClizabeth 
 Philippa, only dau. and heir t)f John Hooper Holder of 
 Stanton Lacy, Salop. Armorial bearings - Sable, a saltire 
 engrailed or. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-Moor proper, wreathed about the 
 temples argent and sable, a belt from the sinister shoulder 
 to the dexter hip azure. Motto— "Fiat voluntas Dei." 
 Married, 1882, Charlotte Maria, dau. of Samuel Hirch, 
 LL.D,, and widow of W. P. Weston. Residence— 
 
 THEOPHILUS JOHN SALWEY, Esq., J.P. Shrop- 
 shire. Born Oct. 18, 1848, being the only son of the late 
 Humphrey Salwey, by his wife Louisa Rebecca, dau. of 
 John Johnstone of Mainstone Court, co. Hereford. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, a saltire engrailed or. Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-Moor proper, wreathed about the temples argent and 
 sable, a belt from the sinister shoulder to the dexter hip 
 azure. Motto — " Mat voluntas Dei." Residence — Ludlow^ 
 
 SAMBORNE, see PALMER-SAMBORNE. 
 
 S EDWARD SAMPSON, Esquire. M.A., J.P. 
 D. L. Bom May 12, 1810, being the only son of th 
 late Edward Sampson, Esq., of Henbury.by his wife Joanr 
 youngest daughter of George Daubeny, Senior Alderma 
 of the city of Bristol. Armorial bearliags— He bears fo 
 Arms : Per Ijend or and gules, a cross flory between tv 
 escallops in bend dexter, and as many billets in ben 
 sinister, all counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gule 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colour 
 a fret or, thereon a wyvern's head erased gules, collare 
 and sem^e of billets or. Motto—" Pejus letho flagitium,' 
 Married, September 12, 1839, Belinda (who died i88ij 
 fourth daughter of Benjamin Way, Esquire, of Denha 
 Place, in the county of Buckingham, and niece of S^ 
 John Smyth, fourth Baronet of Ashton Court, in the count 
 of Somerset. Seat — Henbury, Bristol. 
 
 Sir EDWARD LEVIEN SAMUEL, 2nd Barone 
 Bom Aug. 28, 1862, being the elder son of the late 
 Saul Samuel, ist Bart., K.C.M.G., G.B., by his wife Sa 
 Louise, dau. of Edward Isaacs, Esq., of Auckland, Ne< 
 Zealand. Armorial bearings — Party per chevron arge 
 and gules, two wolves' heads erased in chief sabie, and 
 base as many squirrels, sejant addorsed, each cracking 1 
 nut of the first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a rock in front of thre 
 spears, one in pale and two in saltire proper, a wolf courar 
 sable, pierced in the breast by an arrow argent, flighted or. 
 Married, 1891, Ray, dau. of A. Cohen; and has Issue— 
 Edward Louis Samuel, Esq., b. 1896; and Vera. Resi- 
 dence — The Grange, Strathfield, Sydney, N.S. W. 
 
 Sir MARCUS SAMUEL, Bart. (1903), Lord Mayor 
 of London 1902-3, Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, 
 Commander of the Order of Leopold, Commander of the 
 Rising Sun, Sheriff of the City of London for the year 
 1894-1895, Lord of the Manor of Mote, J.P. for Kent, 
 a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for City of London, 
 knighted 1898. Bom 1853, being the second son of 
 Marcus Samuel of 18 Upper Bedford Place. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chevron between two lions' heads 
 erased in chief or, and as many battle-axes saltireways 
 in base of the last, encircled by a wreath of oak verts 
 banded and frucled of the second. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 
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 ling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm embowed proper, charged with two fleurs-de- 
 lis gold, grasping a battle-axe proper, suspended therefrom 
 by a chain an escutcheon or, thereon a shell also projDer. 
 Motto— " Facta non verba." Married, 1881, Fanny Eliza, 
 both, daughter of the late B. Benjamin of Stranraer House- 
 in tlie county of Middlesex; and has Issue— (1) Walter 
 Horace Samuel, Esquire, b. March 13, 1882 ; (2) Gerald 
 George Samuel, Esquire; Nellie [m., 1903, Walter Henry 
 Levy] ; and Ida Marie. Postal addresses — 20 Portland 
 Place, W. ; The Mote, Maidstone, Kent. Club— VArXion. 
 
 STUART MONTAGU SAMUEL, Esquire, J. P. co. of 
 London, M. P. for the Whitechapel Division of the Tower 
 Hamlets. Born Oct. 24, 1856, being the son of the late 
 Edwin Louis Samuel, Banker, of 9 Kensington Gore, Lon- 
 don, W. , by his wife Clara, dau. of the late Ellis Samuel 
 Yates of Liverpool. Z.iVen'— Black, with green facings. 
 
 dexter a banner azure, charged with a lion rampant or. 
 Motto — " Swift yet sure." Married, March 5, 1862, Ellen, 
 dau. of Louis Cohen of Gloucester Place, Portman Square, 
 London ; and has Issue — (i) Louis Samuel Samuel-Montagu, 
 Esq., b. Dec. 10, 1869 [m., Feb. 9, 1898, Gladys Helen 
 Rachel, elder dau. of Colonel Albert E. W. Goldsmid, and 
 has issue, Stuart Albert Samuel-Montagu, Esq., b. Dec. 19, 
 1898]; (2) Edwin Samuel-Montagu, Esq., b. Feb. 6, 1879; 
 (3) Gerald Samuel-Montagu, Esq., b. Sept. 29, 1880; (4) 
 Lionel Samuel-Montagu, Esq. , b. Sept. 8, 1883 ; Henrietta 
 [w. , Oct. 7, 1885, Ernest Louis Franklin of Pembridge 
 Gardens, London, and has issue]; Florence \m., July 15, 
 1889, Montefiore Simon Waley of Dawson Place, Bays- 
 water, London, and has issue]; Marian; Ethel [m., 
 April 12, 1893, Henry D'Arcy Hart of Pembridge Gardens, 
 Bayswater, and has issue] ; Lillian Helen ; and Elsie. 
 ^Va/— South Stoneham House, Southampton. Town re- 
 sidence — 12 Kensington Palace Gardens, W. Clubs— 
 Reform, National Liberal. 
 
 and fawn overcoat. Armorial bearings — Vert, two bars 
 between seven bees volant, four in chief and three in base 
 or, on a chief nebuly of the last, three roses sable. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount vert, a rose argent, barbed, seeded, stalked and 
 leaved proper, between two bees volant also proper. Motto 
 — "Excel." Married, April 10, 1893, Ida Bessie Evaline, 
 dau. of Alphonse Mayer of London ; and has Issue — Vera 
 Evelyn ; and Eileen Victoria. Residence — 12 Hill Street, 
 Berkeley Square, London, W. 
 
 Sir (MONTAGU) SAMUEL -MONTAGU. 1st 
 Baronet (June 23, 1894), of South Stoneham House, 
 [Southampton, and of Kensington Palace Gardens, London, 
 I M. P. for the Whitechapel Divisions of the Tower Hamlets 
 j 1885-1900, J. P. and D.L. for London, and J. P. for co. 
 
 Southampton. Sir Samuel was authorised by Royal Licence 
 [to assume the surname of Montagu in addition to Samuel. 
 IBorn Dec. 21, 1832, being the son of the late Louis Samuel 
 lof Hunter Street, Brunswick Square, Middlesex, formerly 
 lof Liverpool, co. Lancaster, by his wife Henrietta, dau. 
 
 of Israel Israel of Bury Street, St. Mary Axe, London. 
 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a pile azure, between two 
 
 palm-trees eradicated in base proper, a tent argent ; the 
 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 , stag statant, holding in the mouth a sprig of palm proper, 
 
 in front of a flagstaff erect gold, therefrom flowing to the 
 
 ARTHUR WARREN SAMUELS, Esquire, K.C. 
 LL.D. Univ. of Dublin, Bencher of the Hon. Society of 
 the King's Inns, Barrister-at-Law (England), J. P. co. of 
 Dublin. Bom May 19, 1852, being the second son 
 of the late Arthur Samuels, Gentleman, of Langara, 
 Kingstown, co. Dublin, M.A., Joint-Registrar of the 
 United Dioceses of Dublin, Glendalagh, and Kildare, 
 by his wife Catherine, youngest dau. of the late Owen 
 Daly, Esq., J. P., of Mornington, co. Westmeath. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, two squirrels sejant and ad- 
 dorsed gules, between two crosses forra^e fitch^e in pale 
 sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest - On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, on the stump of a tree couped proper, sprout- 
 ing on each side vert, a squirrel sejant gules, cracking a nut 
 or, stalked and leaved also proper, charged on the shoulder 
 with across formte fitch^e gold. Motto — " Licet ex multo 
 parvum." Married, Aug. 10, 1881, Emma Margaret {d. 
 1904), second dau. of the late Rev. James William Irwin, 
 M.A., of Sharon, co. Donegal, and Florine Griffith Lloyd, 
 only sister of the late Major-General Sir Herbert Edwardes, 
 K.C. B. , K. C.S.I. ; and has Issue — Arthur Purefoy Irwin 
 Samuels, Gentleman, b. Feb. 14, 1887; Koy Florine; 
 and Dorothy Helen. Residences — 80 Merrion Square, 
 Dublin ; -Cloghereen, Howth, co. Dublin. Club — Uni- 
 versity (Dublin). 
 
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 JOHN OWEN HENRY SAMUELS, Gcnllemnn. Born 
 
 , ticing the eldest son of the late Arthur Samuels, 
 
 0«ntlenutn, of I^ngnra, Kingstown, co. Dublin, M.A.. 
 joint Registrar of the United Dioceses of Dublin, Gli-n- 
 dalogh, und Kildure, by his wife Cnlhcrlne, youngest dau. 
 of the late Owon Daly, Ksc|. , of Mornington. co. West- 
 meath. Armorial bearin^fa Argent, two squirrels sejant 
 and addorsed gules, l)etwecn two crosses formic fitchde in 
 pale sable. Mantling gules and argent. Great — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on the stump of a tree couped proper, 
 sprouting on each side vert, a squirrel sejant gules, crack- 
 ing a nut or, charged on the shoulder with a cross fornide 
 (itch^ gold. Motto " Licet ex multo parvum." Mar- 
 
 ritti, , Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jerome Tisdall ; and 
 
 has /xiM—(i) Arthur Samuels, Gentleman; (a) Chenevix 
 Samuels, Gentleman ; Mary ; and Maud. Rtsidenct -West 
 Kirby, Cheshire. 
 
 Sir BERNHARD SAMUELSON. first Rironet (1884), 
 of Bodicote Grange, in the county of Oxford, M. P. 
 for Banbury, F. R.S., J. P. Bom November 22, 1820. 
 being the son of the late Samuel Henry Samuelson 
 of Liverpool, by his wife Sarah, nie Hertz. Armorial 
 bearlnga— Sable, three piles wavy, two issuant from the 
 
 Henry Bernhard Samuelson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 22, 1800; 
 Gertrude Evelyn Frances ; and Phyllis Mary] ; (j) Godfrey 
 Blundell Samuelson, Estjuire, b. June 3, 1863 \m., Sept. 
 aa, 18B7, Annie, ihird dau. of the Rev.W. Brocklesby Dmvis, 
 M.A., and has issue, Bernard (iodfrey Samuelson, (iciitle- 
 man, b. Oct. 17, i888 ; (Juy Weston Samuelson, (Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. IS, 1890; Carol Hubert Francis Samuelson, 
 Gentleman, b. 1899] ; (4) Herl)ert Walter Samuelson, Esq., 
 b. Jan. 23, 1865; Caroline \m.. May 19, 1875, J. R. P. 
 Goodden of Over Compton, and has issue] ; Camilla [«., 
 
 {an. 2, 1883, Con)mander A. S. Phillpotts, Royal Navy]; 
 Horence Adelaide, d. Oct. 14, 1881 ; and Alice (lenrmle 
 fw.. Oct. 8, 1890, Captain Henry Pennell 'lute, Royal 
 Marines]. He married, secondly, April 6, 1889, Leila 
 Mathilda, daughter of the late Chevalier Leon Serena, and 
 widow of William Denny of Dumbarton. Residences— xft 
 Prince's Gate, London, S.W. ; Bodicote Grange, Banbury. 
 
 S HENRY BERNHARD SAMUELSON, Esquire. 
 J. P. cos. of Somerset and Devon, Capt. (retired) 
 3rd Batt. Gloucestershire Regt., M.P. Cheltenham 1868 74, 
 Frome 1876-85. Born Sept. 30, 1845, being the eld<st son 
 of Rt. Hon. Sir Bernhard Samuelson, first Hart., P.C, 
 F.R.S. , by his wife Caroline, dau. of Henry Hlundell, 
 Esq., J. P. Z-ivwy— Black and gold. Armorial bea 
 
 chief and one from the base or, each charged with a 
 phoenix in flames proper. Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 phoenix in flames holding in the beak a torch fired proper, 
 each wing charged with a scroll argent. Motto— " Post 
 tenebras lux." Married, firstly, July 20, 1844, Caroline, 
 daughter of Henry Blundell ; and by her (who died April 
 16, 1886) has /««<•— (i) Henry Bernhard Samuelson, Esq., 
 bom September 30, 1845 [to whom refer]; (2) Francis 
 A.rthnr Edward .Samuelson. Esq., b. Feb. 26, 1861 \m., 
 April 24, 1888, Fanny Isabel, elder dau.of William Merritt 
 Wright of St. John. New Brunswick, and has issue, Francis 
 
 — Sable, three piles wavy, two issuant from the chief an _ 
 one from the base or. each charged with a phoenix in flamet 
 Matit-llTig sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a phoenix in flames, holding in the beak a torch fired pro- 
 per, each wing charged with a scroll argent. Motto — " Post 
 tenebras lux." Married, July 7, 1874, Emily Maria, widow 
 of Arthur Paulet Butler, Esq., and eldest dau. of John 
 Goodden, Esq.. J.P.. D.L., of Over and Nether Compton, 
 Gorset and Martock, Somerset. Residences — Braywick 
 Drove, near Maidenhead ; Villa la Montagne. Beaulieu, 
 AM., France. C/«*5— Wellington, Royal Dorset Yacht, 
 and Circle de 1' Union (Cannes). 
 
 S ARTHUR EDMUND SANDBACH, Esquire, Lieut.- 
 Col. R.E., Military Secretary to H.E. the Viceroy of 
 India. Born July 30, 1859, being the third but second sur- 
 viving son of the late Henry Robertson Sandbach, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. (High Sherifif 1854), and J. P. for co. Car- 
 narvon, by Elizabeth Charlotte, dau. of Martin Williams of 
 Bryngwyn.co. Montgomery. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
^an 
 
 ^an 
 
 1199 
 
 on a fesse between three garbs or, a wreath of oak vert, 
 between two estoiles gules. Mantling' azure and or ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a reindeer's 
 head erased per fesse argent and or, attired or, gorged with 
 a wreath of oak, and in the mouth an ear of wheat vert. 
 Motto — " Virtutis gloria merces." Seat — Bryn Gwyn, 
 Oswestry. 
 
 S SAMUEL SANDBACH, Esquire, Col. Commanding 
 3rd Batt. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, J. P. for cos. Carnarvon 
 and Denbigh, D.L. force. Denbigh, M.A. BornSepi. 16, 
 1856, being the eldest son of the late Henry Robertson 
 Sandbach, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1854) for co. 
 Denbigh, J. P. co. Carnarvon, by his second wife Elizabeth 
 Charlotte, dau. of Martin Williams of Bryngwyn, co. Mont- 
 gomery. Armorial bearing^s — ^Azure, on a fesse between 
 three garbs or, a wreath of oak vert between two estoiles 
 gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a reindeer's head erased per fesse argent and 
 or, attired or, gorged with a wreath of oak, and in the 
 mouth an ear of wheat vert. Motto — ' ' Virtutis gloria 
 merces." Married, Feb. 25, 1892, Katherine Frances, 
 second dau. of the late James R. Pease of Westwood, 
 Beverley (who died 1902). Seaf — Hafodunos, near Abergele, 
 CO. Denbigh. Chi6 — Carlton. 
 
 ALBERT GEORGE SANDEMAN, Esquire, one of 
 His Majesty's Lieutenants for the City of London, late 
 Major i2th Middlesex Rifle Vol., High Sheriff for the co. 
 
 of Surrey in the year 1872, Director and Governor of the 
 Bank of England 1895-7. Born 1833, being the eldest son of 
 the late George Glas Sandeman, Merchant, of London, and 
 of Westfield, Hayling Island, by his wife Eliza, daughter of 
 Albert Forster of Guernsey. Clubs — Union, Carlton, and 
 Wellington. Armorial bearing^s— He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, the emblem of Truth, a naked woman stand- 
 ing on a terrestrial globe issuing out of the base, in her 
 dexter hand an open book, in her sinister, which is elevated 
 above her head, a branch of palm, and on her breast the sun 
 in his splendour all proper, and a veil across her middle of 
 the first within a bordure gules, charged with three fleurs- 
 de-lis also of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, wjth a mantling gules and 
 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 rock proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 "Stat Veritas," and under the arms, "Glim cruore nunc 
 candore. " Married, 1856, Maria Carlota Perpetua, daughter 
 of the late Viscount Moncorvo, Portuguese Ambassador ; 
 and has Issue — Walter Albert Sandeman, Gentleman, bom 
 1858 \m., 1882, Constance, eldest daughter of the late 
 Henry Fenwick, Member of Parliament, and has, with 
 other issue, Christopher Albert Walter Sandeman, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1882 ; (2) Ernest Albert Sandeman, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 26, i860; Amelia Mary Cecilia; Helen Marian; 
 Evelyn Albert i [;«. , Sir James William Malcolm, Bart., 
 J. P., of Tostock Place, Bury St. Edmunds]; and Violet 
 Mary \m., William Hargreaves Leese, Esq., eldest son of 
 Sir Joseph Leese, M.P.]. Seat — Presdales, Ware, Herts. 
 
 GEORGE AMELIUS CRAWSHAY SANDEMAN, 
 Gentleman. Bo7~n 1883, being the son of late Lieut. -Col. 
 George Glas Sandeman of Hayling Island and Fonab, by 
 his wife Amelia, dau. of Capt. Thomas Eraser Sandeman 
 of Stodham, Pelersfield, co. Hampshire, J. P., and late of 
 42nd (Black Watch) and 73rd. Livery — White, with French 
 blue facings. Armorial bearings — Argent, the emblem 
 
 of Truth, a naked woman standing on a terrestrial globe 
 issuing out of the base, in her dexter hand an open book, 
 in her sinister, which is elevated above her head, a branch 
 of palm, on her breast the sun in his splendour all proper, 
 and a veil across her middle of the first, within a bordure 
 invected gules, charged with three fleurs-de-lis also of the 
 first, and as many plates alternately. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a rock proper. Mottoes — Over the crest, 
 "Stat Veritas;" under the shield, " Olim cruore nunc 
 candore." Estates — Fonab, in the county of Perth; 
 Clarence and Perth Villas, Hayling Island. Postal address 
 — 34 Grosvenor Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 SJOHN GLAS SANDEMAN, Esquire, M.V.O. (1902), 
 F.S.A., late Lieut. -Col. Commanding Essex Yeom. 
 Cavalry, formerly a Capt. in the Roy. Dragoons, in which 
 regt. he served during the whole of the Crimean campaign, 
 1854-1861, medal and clasps for Balaklava, Inkerman, and 
 Sebastopoi, Jubilee medal, and Diamond Jubilee clasp, and 
 Coronation medal of King Edward VII., now Sub-Officer 
 in Her Majesty's Royal Body Guard of the Hon. Corps of 
 Gentlemen-at-Arms, and an Hon. Lieut, in the Royal Naval 
 Reserve. Bom August i8, 1836, being the second son of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 11 
 
I too 
 
 ^an 
 
 %ar\ 
 
 Geortfe GUs Sandenmn, G«ntlemnn, of W<>stficl(l, Hayling 
 Island, by his wife Elisabeth, dauf;hter of Alljert Forster 
 of (Juerasey. C/nit— Army and Navy, junior United 
 Service. Union (Brighton), Liverpool Racquet (Liverpool), 
 Royal St. GeofKC Yacht (Kingstown). Armorial b«ar- 
 Ingl— Argent, the emblem of Truth, a naked woman 
 
 proper, and a veil around hor middle of the field, a Ixjrdure 
 mdcnted azure, charged with four crosses pat6:, and ns 
 many mullets alternately or. Mantling azure doiiMi-d 
 argent ; and ui>on a wreath of his liveries is set for a Crest, 
 a rock pro[xu'. Motto — "Stat verit.is." Seat — Hornlirook, 
 Horsham, Sussex. C/ud — Junior Carlton. 
 
 standing on a terrestrial globe, issuing out of the base 
 in her dexter hand an open book, in her sinister, which 
 is elevated above her head, a branch of palm, on her 
 breast the sun in his splendour all proper, and a veil 
 across her middle of the first, within a bordure engrailed 
 gules, charged with three fleurs-de-lis, and as many 
 trefoils alternately also of the first. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a rock proper ; and in an escroU 
 over the same this MottO, "Stat Veritas," and under the 
 arms, "Olim cruore nunc candore." Married, August 26, 
 1862, at Hayling, Eliza Victoire Cormick, eldest daughter of 
 Captain Henry Lynch of Galway and Leigh Park, Havant ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Victor Staunton Sandeman, Esq., 
 Major 17th Lancers, d. May i, 1866; (2) Henry George 
 Glas Sandeman, Gentleman, Com. R.N., d. June 18, 1868 ; 
 Ella Victoire Glas ; Florence Maud Lynch-Staunton [m. , 
 Col. Howard Fairtlough of Hurtmoor Holt, Godalming] ; 
 and Ina Kathleen [m., 1900, Edward Carey Tyndale, 
 Biscoe, Lieut, (retired) R.N.]. Estate— Whin-Hurst. 
 Hayling Island. Postal address— 'Wbin-Hvrst, Hayling 
 Island. 
 
 WILLIAM ROBERT HOLMES SANDEMAN, Gen- 
 
 tleman. Bom , being the eldest son of the late William 
 
 Barclay Sandeman, Gentleman, by his wife Mary, third 
 dau. of George Bax Holmes of Pleystowe. Livefy— Bine 
 and white. Armorial bearings — Argent, the emblem 
 of Truth, a naked woman standing on a terrestrial globe 
 issuing out of the base, in her dexter hand an open 
 book, in her sinister, which is elevated above her head, a 
 palm-branch, on her breast the sun in his splendour, all 
 
 SANDERS, quartered by LEE-DILLON. 
 
 ROBERT MASSY DAWSON SANDERS, Esq., J. P. 
 fforn May 19, i86a, being the son of the late Thomas 
 Sanders, Esq., of Charleville, co. Cork, LL.U. , Harrister- 
 at-I^w, J. P. cos. Cork and Limerick, by his wife Mary 
 Charlotte, dau. of Richard Duckworth Dunn, Ks(|., Capt. 
 Queen's Bays, of Surbiton, Surrey. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a chevron gules between three elepiiants' heads 
 erased sable, on a chief azure a sword erect proix-r, |x)m- 
 mel and hilt or, within two bezants. Mantling gules 
 and argent; and for his Crest, out of a mival crown, an 
 elephant's head proper, charged with a bezant. Motto— 
 " Nil conscire sibi nullft pallescere culp/l." Married, Feb. 
 r, 1899, Hilda, youngest dau. of Francis H. Beaumont of 
 Buckland Court, Belchworth, Surrey ; and has /ssue — 
 (1) Charles Craven Sanders, Gentleman, d. 1899; (2) 
 Terence Rolxsrt Beaumont Sanders, G»-ntleman, fi. 1901. 
 Seat — Charleville Park, Charleville, co. Cork. Town resi- 
 dence — 35 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Clui — Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 SANDERSON, see BURDON-SANDERSON. 
 
 The Rev. ALFRED POYNTZ SANDERSON, 
 M.A. (Camb.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Aspenden, 
 Herts. Bom April 24, 1825, being the son of the Rev. 
 Stephen Sanderson, M.A. (Oxon.K late of Norwood, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders. Armorial beanngs — Paly of six argent 
 and or, on a Ijend nebuly azure, between four annulets 
 two and two interlaced paleways gules, a dexter cubit arm 
 bendways, the hand clenched proper, vested in a sleeve 
 rolled up argent. Mantling azure and argent. Cres' 
 Upon five annulets interlaced fesseways or, a talbot sabfc 
 resting the dexter foreleg on a dagger in bend point dov 
 wards proper. Motto— "Sans Dieu rien." Residence 
 The Rectory, Aspenden, Herts. 
 
 S SAMUEL SANDERSON, Esq.. J. P. and D.L. 
 Cavan, High Sheriff 1876. Bom 1834, being tt 
 third son of the late Samuel Winter of Agher, co. Meatb 
 by Lucy, second dau. of the late James Sanderson of Clovfl 
 Hill ; and assumed the name and arms of Sanderson by Rot 
 Lie. 1873. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, arge 
 three bends azure, the centre one charged with a crescen 
 between two estoiles or (for Sanderson) ; 2 and 3 chequy ( 
 and azure, on a fesse argent, a crescent gules (for Winterj 
 Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 1 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, an estoile or (foj 
 Sanderson) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a martlet 1 
 charged with a crescent gules (for Winter). Motto — ' ' To 
 jours profice." Married, i860, Anne, dau. of the late Job 
 Armytage Nicholson of Balrath, co. Meath. Seat — Clov 
 Hill, Belturbet. C/«/>— Sackville Street (Dublin). 
 
 SANDERSON (H. Coll.). Argent, four bendlets nebuly 
 between a demi-eagle displayed in chief and a fret in base 
 all sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of an eagle displayed gules, 
 guti6-d'eau, holding in the be.Tk a billet in bend dexter or, 
 a fret fessewise of the last. Motto — " Veritas et honor.' 
 
 Son of Francis John Sanderson of Holly Lodge, 
 
 Hampstead: — 
 Frank Sanderson, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Carberry, 
 Richmond, Surrey; Dormy, Frinton-on-Sea, Essex. 
 
 SANDERSON ( H. Coll. ). Paly of six argent and azure, 
 on a bend sable, a square buckle between two mullets 
 pierced argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased paly of four 
 azure and argent, pendent from the mouth an annulet or. 
 Motto — "Sans Dieu rien." 
 
 Sons of George Samuel Sanderson, C. E. , of Greenbank 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
^ait 
 
 ^an 
 
 I20t 
 
 Birkenhead, b. 1818 ; d. 1870; m. 1841, Jane, d. of John 
 Haddock of Warrington : — 
 Hugh James Sanderson, b. 1849 ; m. ist, 1877, Margaret, 
 (d. 1879), d. of James Keys Parkinson of Milverton, co. 
 
 has Issue — John Gough Sandes, Gentleman, b. Dec. 12, 
 1903 ; Gladys Maud ; and Doris Aphra. Seat — Greenville, 
 
 Somerset ; 2nd, Lucy Beatrice, d. of Robert Fawcus of 
 Norbiton, co. Surrey; and has issue — (i) George Robert 
 Sanderson, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; (2) Hugh James Sanderson, 
 Gentleman, b. 1884; and Lucy Evelyn Fawcus. Res. — 
 Surbiton, Surrey. 
 
 Son of George Samuel John Sanderson of Sourabaya, 
 
 Java (son of George Samuel Sanderson, d. 1870; see 
 
 above), b. 1855 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1881, Johanna Sophia, d. 
 
 of Christiaan Van der Moore, Resident of Preanger : — 
 
 George Christian Sanderson, Gentleman, *. 1882. Res. — 
 
 Yr. son of George Samuel Sanderson, d. 1870 (see 
 
 above) : — 
 
 John Haddock Sanderson, Gentleman, b. 1857 ; m. 1886, 
 
 Lillias Fane, d. of John Murray Bate of Sydney. Res. — 
 
 Dargai, Killara, near Sydney, New South Wales. 
 
 Sons of John Sanderson of Ealing, b. 1825 ; d. 1896 ; 
 m. 1861, Elizabeth, d. of Thomas M'Whinneyof King- 
 ston, Jamaica : — 
 John Sanderson, Gentleman, B.A. Oxon., Barrister-at- 
 Law, b. 1864 ; m. 1896, Emma Frances, d. of William 
 Lloyd Cabell of Ealing, Barrister-at-Law ; and has issue — 
 Thyra Louise. Res. — Grange Cote, Tunbridge Wells. 
 Club — United University. 
 
 Thomas Hugh Sanderson, Gentleman, b. 1866. Club — 
 Conservative. 
 James Augustus Sanderson, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res. — 
 Anthony Ambrose Sanderson, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1871. Club — United University. 
 
 SANDES, see COLLIS-SANDES. 
 
 JOHN SANDES, Esquire, of Greenville, co. Kerry, J. P. 
 CO. Kerry, late Capt. in 4th Batt. R. Munster Fusiliers, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Born Sept. 25, 1868, being the second 
 and only surviving son of the late George Sandes of Green- 
 ville, Esquire, J. P. (High Sheriff 1887-88), by his wife 
 Anna, dau. of Capt. Charles John Whyte, 9Sth Regt., 
 of Loughbrickland, co. Down. Armorial bearlng^s — 
 Argent, a fesse dancett^e between four cross crosslets 
 fitch^e, three in chief and one in base gules. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a griffin segreant or, collared fleurett^e 
 gules. Motto — "Virtus fortunae victrix." A/a rr/erf, April 
 30, 1896, Maud Tudor, dau. of Richard Sale, Esq., J. P., 
 9f The Manor House, Barrow-on-Trent, co. Derby ; and 
 
 Listowel, CO. Kerry. Clubs — St. George's, United Service 
 (Dublin). 
 
 SANDFORD, see WILLS-SANDFORD and WILLS- 
 SANDFORD-WILLS. 
 
 SANDFORD (Vn. of Salop, 1623). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 per chevron sable and ermine, in chief two boar's heads 
 
 couped close or ; 2 and 3, vert, a fesse, and in chief a 
 chevron argent, in the centre of the quarters a mullet for 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
laoa 
 
 ^an 
 
 ^an 
 
 difl'eiencr. Mantling stible and argent. Croat— On a 
 wresith of the colours, a boar's head cou()ed close or, hold- 
 ing in the mouth a phcon argent, and charged with a 
 mullet for difference. MottO— " Nee leniere nee tiinide. " 
 Littiy — Light drab coat, yellow and black striped waist- 
 coat, brass Duttons. 
 
 Soiu of Humphrey Sandford, Esq., J. P. for co. Salop 
 and for borough of Shrewsbury, Barrister-at-Law 
 (Middle Temple), i. 1811 ; d. 1903; m. 185a, Anne 
 T.iylor, d. of Joseph Armilage, Esq., J. P., D.L., of 
 Mifnsbridge House, Huddersneld : — 
 Humphrey Sandford, Gentleman, d. 1856 ; m. 1B86, 
 Phoebe Isabella, eld. d. of James l£vans of PwUmeyric 
 I.,odge, Mon. ; and has issue— Humphrey Sandford, 
 Gentleman, *. 1887; and Phcjulie Mary Klizaljeth. Seats— 
 The Isle of Kossall, Shrewsbury ; Edgton, Aston-on-Clun. 
 Richard Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1863. Kes. — Udding- 
 ston, Shrewsbury. 
 
 Sons of Rev. (ieorge Sandford, M.A., Vicar of 
 
 Ecclcsall, Sheffield, b. 1816 ; d. 1898 ; m. i860, 
 
 Elizabeth, d. of Rev. Henry Barlow, M.A. : — 
 
 Rev. FoUiott George Sandford, M.A. (Camb.), Vicar of 
 
 E>oncaster, b. 1861 ; m. 1888, Rosamond Mary Blakelock, 
 
 d. of Ralph Blakelock Smith of Bents Green Lodge, 
 
 Sheffield; and has issue — (1) Folliott Hugh Blakelock 
 
 Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1889; (2) Clement Richard 
 
 P'olliott, Gentleman. 6. 1893 ; Rosamond Dorothy ; Mary 
 
 Frances Catharine ; and Hilda Millicent. Hes. — The 
 
 Vicarage, Uoncaster. 
 
 Henry Barlow Sandford, Gentleman, b. i86a ; m. 1886, 
 Eleanor, d. of Charles Anthony Branson of Sheffield ; and 
 has issue — Victor Henry Sandford, Gentleman ; and 
 Constance Armine. Res. — Oakdale, Sheffield. 
 
 Francis Berkeley Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1864; m. 
 189a, Margaret Wingate, d. of William Ritchie ; and has 
 issue — (1) George Ritchie Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1892; 
 (a) Francis Rossall Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1898. Jies. — 
 Blencowe, Penrith. 
 Herbert Edward Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1869. Res. — 
 William Courtenay Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1870. 
 Res.— 
 Charles Sidney Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1873. Res. — 
 Sons of Rev. Edward Sandford, Vicar of Denford and 
 Ringstead, Northants, b. i8r8 ; d. 1898 ; m. 1848, 
 Mary, d. of Joseph Armitage : — 
 Rev. Edward Armitage Sandford, M.A., late Vicar of 
 Denford and Ringstead, b. 1851 ; m. 1882, Mira Isaljella, 
 d. of Rev. Robert Mandeville Rodwell, Rector of High 
 Laver, co. Essex. Res. — 18 Hallam Road, Clevedon. 
 
 Henry Rossall Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1852; m. 1890, 
 Annette, d. of John Whitaker, Esq., J. P., of Broadclough, 
 Lanes. , and of Winsley Hall, Salop ; and has issue- 
 Francis Edward Rossall Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1891. 
 Res. — Westbury, Salop. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Wilham Sandford, M.A., Vicar of Bicton, 
 Salop, b. 1827; d. 1893; m. 1861, Emma, d. of 
 Thomas Calrow : — 
 Francis Folliott Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1866. Res.— 
 Grove Cottage, Port Hill, Shrewsbury. 
 
 George Calrow Sandford, Gentleman, b. 1869. Res.— 
 Stoke, Devon port. 
 
 The Right Rev. CHARLES WALDEGRAVE SAND- 
 FORD, D.D., Bishop of Gibraltar 1874. Born Feb. 13, 
 1828, being the second but eldest surviving son of Ven. 
 John Sandford, B.D., Archdeacon of Coventry, Honorary 
 Canon of Worcester,and RectorofAlvechurch.co. Worcester, 
 by his first wife Elizabeth, only dau. of Richard Poole. Ar- 
 morial bearingB— Quarterly per fesse indented ermine and 
 azure, the escutcheon being surmounted by his mitre. Mar- 
 ried, Nov. II, 1885, .Alice Emily Jane, dau. of Sir George 
 Baker, Bart., of Loventor. Residences — Bishopsbourne, 
 Cannes, France ; 48 Woodstock Road, Oxford. Club— 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 The Right Rev. DANIEL FOX SANDFORD, LL.D., 
 consecrated Bishop of Tasmania 1883, Assistant-Bishop of 
 Durham 1889, and Rector of Boldon, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 Porn Jtily 25, 1831, being the third son of Sir Daniel 
 Keyte, D.C.L., Oxon., sometime M.P. for Paisley, and 
 Professor of Greek in the University of Glasgow, by his 
 wife Cecilia Catherine, only dau. of John Charnock. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly per fesse indented ermine 
 and azure, the escutcheon being surmounted by a mitre. 
 
 Married, August 30, 1855, Elizabeth Barret, eldest dau. of 
 lames Rae ; and has Issue— (i) Francis Erskine Douglas 
 Sandford, Gentleman, b. Dec. i, 1856; (a) Daniel Char- 
 nock Sandford, Gentleman, b, Aug. 5, 1864; (3) Leslie 
 Gordon Sandford, Gentleman, b. I^c. 6, 1866 ; Ethel 
 Ogilvy, d. April 3, i860 ; Edith Charnock Edmonstone ; 
 Mabel Le Gnx, d. March 7, 1875 ; Alice Ramsay [w., Sept. 
 17, 1891, Alfred Dobson, B. L. , Solicitor-Gen., Tasmania]; 
 and Muriel Elphinstone, d. July 27, 1889. Residence— 
 Boldon, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 The Venerable ERNEST GREY SANDFORD. 
 M.A. , Canon and Archdeacon of Exeter. Born Aug. i6, 
 1839, being the sixth son of the Ven. John Sandford, B.D., 
 Archdeacon of Coventry, by his first wife Elizalxuli, only 
 dau. of Richard Poole. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 per fesse indented ermine and azure. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon, wings 
 endorsed, preying on a partridge all proper. Hotto — " Nee 
 temere nee timide." Married Ethel, dau. of Gabriel Poole 
 of Brent Knoll ; and lias issue. Postal address — The Close, 
 Exeter. 
 
 FRANCIS MARMADUKE HENRY SANDFORD, Es- 
 quire, formerly Capt. Grenadier Guards. Born i860, being 
 the only son of the late George Mont.agu Warren Sandford, 
 Esq., M.P. for Maldon, J. P. and D. L. , M.A., Barristcr-at- 
 Law (who assumed by Royal Licence, 1866, the surname 
 and arms of Sandford), by his wife Augusta Mary, dau. of 
 Algernon Greville. Armorial bearing^— Quarterly i and 
 4, quarterly i. and iiii. , quarterly per fesse indented ermine 
 and azure ; ii. and iii. , p>er chevron sable and ermine in chief, 
 two boars' heads couped or, and in base a mullet azure 
 (for Sandford) ; 2 and 3, quarterly or and azure, over all four 
 lozenges conjoined in cross, between as many annulets all 
 counterchanged (for Peacocke). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crests — 1. on a wreath of the colours, a falcon with wings 
 endorsed preying on a partridge all proper (for Sandford) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a boar's head couped argent, 
 armed and langued gules, and charged with a trefoil slipped 
 vert (also for Sandford) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 cockatrice, wings erect vert (for Peacocke). Motto—" Nj 
 temere nee timide." Residence — 
 
 5 RICHARD FORMAN MAINWARING SAN| 
 FORD, Esquire, Lieut. -Col. R.E. Born Dec. 
 1834, being the fifth son of the Ven. John Sandfo 
 B. D. , Archdeacon of Coventry, Hon. Canon of Eastm^ 
 ster, and Rector of Alvechurch, co. Worcester, by his 
 wife Elizabeth, only dau. of Richard Poole. Armor 
 bearings — Quarterly per fesse indented ermine and azu 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 colours, a falcon, wings endorsed, preying on a partrid 
 all proper. Motto — " Nee temere nee timide. " Marr' 
 April 7, 1863, Mary Isabella, dau. of Captain Edwa 
 Grant, 17th Regt. ; and has Issue— [\) John Erskine Gra 
 Sandford, Gentleman, b. Feb. 23, 1864; (2) Charles Douj 
 las Sandford, Gentleman, b. June 5, 1865, drowned at 
 Oct. 17, 1892 ; (3) Harry Coddington Sandford, b. Mard 
 8, 1869 ; and Ada Helen Ernestine. Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM GRAHAM SANDFORD, Esquire, son 
 time Captain Royal Peeblesshire Rifles, unpaid Attac 
 at Paris from April 1859 to May i860, specially employ 
 at Frankfort till Sept. i860, transferred to Turin Sept iS 
 Member of the Royal Body Guard of Scotland, Secoi| 
 Secretary of Legation at the Court of Stockholm. Bo 
 Nov. 30, 1834, being the second surviving son of Erskir 
 Douglas Sandford, Esq., Sheriff of Galloway, and his wife 
 Joanna Grace, third and youngest dau. of William Grahara 
 of Mossknow, co. Dumfries. Armorial bearings — Quar- 
 terly per fesse indented ermine and azure. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a falcon, 
 wings endorsed, preying on a partridge all proper. MottO 
 — " Nee temere nee timide." Residence — 
 
 SANDHAM, quartered by GRIFFITH. 
 
 SANDYS, quartered by SPEIR. 
 
 EDWIN WILLIAM SANDYS, Esquire. J. P. for East 
 Riding of co. York, late Major R.A. Born March 21, 
 1838, being the eldest son of the late Rev. William Travis 
 Sandys, Rector of Burton-le-Coggles, Grantham, by his 
 
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 wife Catherine, dau. of Capt. William Wotton Abney of 
 Measham Hall, co. Derby. Armorial bearings— Or, a 
 fesse dancett^e between three crosses crosslet fitch^e gules. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, 
 a griffin segreant per fesse or and gules. Motto — ' ' Probum 
 non poenitet." Married, firstly, June 29, 1865, Frances 
 Anne Sandys, elder dau. of Edwin Sandys Bain, Serjeant- 
 at-Law, of Easter Livelands, co. Stirling ; and has had Issue 
 — (i) William Bain Richardson Sandys, Escj., Major R.F.A. , 
 b. May 20, 1868; (2) Henry Myles Sandys, Gentleman, of 
 Easter Livelands, co. Stirling, b. March 30, 1871 ; (3) 
 Edward Seton Sandys, Esq., Capt. R.E. , b. Sept. 17, 1872; 
 Frances Catherine Mary Sandys (deceased) ; and Agnes 
 Elizabeth Abney (deceased). He married secondly, April 
 17, 1879, Eliza Ridley, eldest dau. of late Rev. Henry B. 
 Carr, M.A. , Hon. Canon of Durham; and has a dau., 
 Dorothy. JResidence—YvMoxA. House, co. York. Club — 
 Yorkshire (York). 
 
 § THOMAS MYLES SANDYS, Esquire, Lieut. -Col. 
 Comdt. 3rd Batt. Loyal North Lancashire Regt. 
 (retired with Hon. rank of Colonel), formerly Capt. 7th 
 Royal Fusiliers (20 years' service), M.P. for the Bootle Div. 
 of Lancashire since 1885, and D. L. for co. Lancaster. Born 
 May 12, 1837, being the only son of Capt. Thomas Sandys, 
 R. N., subsequently H.E. I.C.S. , by his wife Frances, dau. 
 of Capt. Thomas Sanders, H.E. I.C.S. Clubs — Naval and 
 Military, Carlton, Wellington, United Service. Livery — 
 Undress : drab with scarlet cuffs and collar ; full dress : coat 
 and waistcoat drab, breeches scarlet plush. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, a fesse dancettfe between three cross cross- 
 
 lets fitch^e gules. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin segreant per fesse or and 
 gules. Seat — Graythwaite Hall, Ulverston, Lancashire. 
 
 SANDYS. Or, a fesse dancett^e between three cross 
 crosslets gules. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin segreant per fesse or and 
 gules. Motto — " Probum non poenitet." 
 
 Son of late Rev. William Travis Sandys, Rector of 
 
 Burton - le • Coggles, Grantham, b. ; d. ; 
 
 m. , Catherine, d. of Captain William Wotton 
 
 Abney of Measham Hall, co. Derby : — 
 
 Henry Stair Sandys, R.N., i^. . Res. — 48 Hartington 
 
 Street, Derby. 
 
 SANGUSZKO, quartered by LUBIENSKI. 
 
 Major MATTHEW HENRY SANKEY, late R.E. 
 Born 1853, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. -Gen. 
 William Sankey, C. B. , of Bawnmore, by Hannah Maria, 
 third dau. of the late John Roe of Rockwell, co. Tipperary. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend sable, three salmon 
 of the field. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested 
 sable, holding in the hand a fish proper. Motto — " Sancta 
 clavis coeli fides." Married, 1876, Elizabeth, dau. of Major- 
 Gen. Edward Lawes Pym. 
 
 MATTHEW VILLIERS ELRINGTON SANKEY, 
 Gentleman, formerly Lieut. P.W.O. Regt., late Lieut. 
 5th Dragoon Guards. Born 1846, being the only son of 
 the late Capt. Jacob Hiram Sankey, R. N., J. P., of Cool- 
 more, by Melita Anne, only dau. of the late Capt. G. W. 
 Rowan Hamilton, R.N., of Killyleagh, co. Down. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Argent, on a bend sable, three salmon of 
 the field. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm vested sable, 
 cuffed argent, holding in the hand a fish proper. Motto — 
 "Sancta clavis coeli fides." Seat — Coolmore, Fethard, 
 Tipperary. 
 
 Sir RICHARD HIERAM SANKEY, Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 Chairman of Board of Works, Ireland, Fellow of Madras 
 University. Born 1829, being the son of Matthew Sankey, 
 J. P. of Bawnmore, co. Cork, by his wife Eleanor, dau. of 
 Colonel O'Hara, J. P., of O'Harabrook, Ballymoney, co. 
 Antrim; created C. B. 1879, and advanced to the rank of 
 Knight Commander 1892. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a bend sable, three salmon of the field, the escutcheon 
 being encircled with the ribbon of the Bath, and pendent 
 therefrom his badge as a K. C. B. Mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm vested sable, cuffed argent, holding in the 
 hand a salmon of the field. Motto — "Sancta clavis coeli 
 fides." Married, ist, 1858, Sophie Mary, dau. of W. H. 
 Benson, I.C.S. (she died 1882) ; 2nd, 1890, Henrietta, dau. 
 of Pierce Creagh, Esq., J. P., of Mount Elva, co. Clare, 
 and widow of Edward Browne, Esq., J. P., of Cosloe, co. 
 Galway. Postal address — 68 Merrion Square, Dublin. 
 
 JAMES SANT, Esquire, a Member of the Royal 
 Academy, Principal Painter in Ordinary to Her Majesty the 
 Queen, a Corresponding Member of the Royal Academy 
 
 Raffaelle in Urbino. Born 1820, being the second but 
 eldest surviving son of the late William Sant of Duppa's 
 Hill, Croydon, by his wife Sarah Sherwood, n^e Baker 
 
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 Armorial bearings — Sable, on a chevron cotised or, 
 between Ihrw; roses argent, barlxxi and seeded proper, 
 as numy escallops of the field. Oreat — Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a denii-lion rampant gules, gorged with a 
 collar vair, holding in the niuuth a rose argent, barbed, 
 slipped and seeded proper, and holding between the paws 
 an escallop or; with the Motto, "Si sit sanctus felix." 
 A/arritJ, 1853, Eliza, daughter ol Doctor R. M. M. 
 Thomson, Statl-SurRtxjn, Ikingal Presidency ; and has 
 /ssttt — (i) James William Sant, Gentleman, m the Diplo- 
 matic Service, Altachd to the British Legation at Stockholm 
 (deceased) ; (a) Mowbray Lees Sam, hsc|uirc, Captain 5lh 
 Fusiliers ; Mary Edith ; Lilla Maria ; Sarah Fanny Con- 
 stance ; Ada Grace ; and Hilda Julia Frances. Poiial 
 addrtss — 43 Lancaster Gate, Hyde Paik. 
 
 M BENJAMIN BECKHAM SAPWELL, Esquire, Col. 
 
 O (retired) 3rd Vol. Batt. Norfolk Regt. Bom Jan. 39, 
 1843, being the seventh son of John Sapwell and Louisa 
 Esther his wife, dau. of John Sparrow. Armorial bear- 
 logi — Vert, a garb or, between four fountains in cross, 
 itawtung vert and or. Greet— On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, in front of a passion cross or, a well 
 between two branches of oak proper. Married, firstly, Oct. 
 6, 1864, I)orc;is Gay, second dau. of George Thomas Hald- 
 win of Fakenham, Norfolk ; and has Issue — (i) Benjamiu 
 Beckham Sapwell, B.A., LL.B., M.B., B.C. (Cantab,), 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. Jan. 30, 1866 ; and Dorcas Gay (de- 
 ceased). He married secondly. Sept so, 1B69, Rosamond 
 Cubitt, fifth dau. of the above-named G. T. Baldwin ; and 
 has Issue — (a) Cedric Gay Sapwell, *. Aug. 30, 1870 (de- 
 ceased) ; (3) Baldwin Sparrow Sapwell, b. July 13, 1889 ; 
 Dorcas Rosamond ; Mary Baldwin ; and Joyce Meers. 
 5<a/— Sankence, Aylsham, Norfolk. 
 
 SARSFIELD (U.O.). Per pale argent and gules, a 
 fleur-de-lis per pale sable and of the first. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a leopard's 
 face or. Motto — " Virtus non vertitur," 
 
 Sons of Dominick Ronayne Patrick Sarsfield, Esq., 
 
 J. P., D.L., of Doughcloyne, b. 1838; d. 189a; m. 
 
 1858, Mary Anne Elizabeth Helena, d. of James de la 
 
 Cour of Mallow : — 
 
 Thomas Ronayne Sarsfield, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, Capt. 
 
 3rd Batt. Roy. Munster Fus., b, 1863. Seat — Doughcloyne. 
 
 CO. Cork. 
 
 James de la Cour Sarsfield, Gentleman, b. 1864. 
 Res.— 
 
 William Stopford Sarsfield, Esq., Capt. Connaught 
 Rangers, b. 1868; m. 1898, Beatrice Lalage Powell, d. of 
 Percy John Gordon Maynard of Ratoath, co. Meath ; and 
 has issue — Patrick Sarsfield, Gentleman, b. 1899. Res, — 
 
 Sir EDWARD SASSOON, 3nd Baronet (March 33, 
 1890). Bom June 3o, 1856, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Sir Albert Abdallah David 
 Sassoon, by his wife Hannah (who died 1894), dau. of 
 Meyer Moses of Bombay. Armorial bearings — Or, a 
 palm-tree eradicated proper, between on the dexter a 
 pomegranate also proper, and on the sinister a branch 
 of laurel fructed vert, both proper, on a chief azure, a 
 Hon passant of the first, in the dexter paw a rod erect 
 gold; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a fern-brake siu'- 
 mounted by a dove volant, having in the beak a laurel branch 
 all proper, the wings sem6e of estoiles or. Motto — " Can- 
 dide et constanter." Married, October 19, 1887, Aline 
 Caroline, dau. of Baron Gustave de Rothschild ; and has 
 /«««r— Philip Albert Gustave David Sassoon, Gentleman, 
 b. 1888. Residences — 35 Park Lane, W. ; i Eastern Ter- 
 race, Brighton ; San Souci, Bombay ; Garden Beach, 
 Poonah ; Enbrook, Sandgate ; and Alvie Lodge, Kin- 
 craig, N.B. C/«Aj— Carlton, Portland, Marlborough, and 
 Bachelors'. 
 
 ARTHUR SAUMAREZ, Esquire, commonly known as 
 the Honourable Arthur Saumarez. Bom 
 Q^HWWXHYffT ^852. being the son of the late Right 
 'Qi'aUIUaVI^^ Honourable Sir John St. Vincent Sau- 
 marez, by his second wife Margaret 
 Antoinette, fourth daughter of the late William Richard 
 Hopkyns Northey of Oving House, in the county of 
 Buckingham. Clubs — St. James's, White's. Armorial 
 
 bearinge— He been foe Amu : Argent, on a chevron Rules, 
 lx:twcen three leapards^ faces sable, as many castles triple- 
 towereil or, impaling the arms of M'Garel-Ilogg, namely, 
 quarlerly i and 4, argent three Ijoars' heads erased aiure, 
 between two Haunches of the second, each charged with a 
 crescent of the fielil (for Hogg) ; a and 3 or, a fesse vairde 
 ermine and purpure, cutised sable, between three grey- 
 hounds heads er.ised of the last, collared argent (for 
 M'Garel) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a falcon displayed projier; with the Motto, " In Deos[)ero." 
 Married, August 3, 1881, Edith Mary, commonly known as 
 the Honourable Edith Mary, only daughter of the Right 
 Honourable Sir James Macnaghten M'Garel-Hogg, first 
 Baron Magheramorne ; and has Issue living— (i) Michael 
 Saumarez, Esquire, born 1884 ; (a) Reginald Stafford Saum- 
 marez. Gentleman, born 1886; and Muriel Antoinette. 
 Postal addresses — 17 Grosvenor Gardens, London, S.W. ; 
 The Lodge, Eastbotu'ne. 
 
 Admiral THOMAS SAUMAREZ, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Born i8a8, being 
 the son of the late Admiral Richard Saumarez ; created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Hath, 
 1873. Club— Army and Navy. Armorial bearings— Me 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron gules, between three 
 leopards' faces sable, as many castles triple-turrelcd or. 
 Pendent below the escutcheon is his badge as a Companion 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a falcon displayed 
 proper ; with the Motto, " Fidelis et generosus." Married, 
 firstly, 1854, a daughter of S. R. Block of Greenhill, B.irnet, 
 who died 1866; secondly, 1868, Eleanor, daughter of B. 
 Scott Riley of Liverpool; and has Issue — A daughter. 
 Postal address — The Firs, Jersey. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY RADCLIFFE SAUNDERS, 
 Esquire, Major (retired) East Surrey Regt. Born 
 June 7, 1857, being the eldest son of the late John Brewer 
 Saunders of "The Knoll, " Torquay. Livery — Dark blu 
 black facings. Armorial bearings — Per chevron azure ; 
 
 argent, a chevron per chevron between two elephants' heads 
 erased in chief and a lion sejant in base all counterchanged. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, an elephant's head argent, erased gules, charged 
 on the neck with an annulet azure, between two palni 
 branches slipped vert. Motto — "Fide sed cui vide." 
 Married, Nov. 35, 1885, Mary, eldest dau. of Major-Gen. 
 John Frederick Berthon, Bombay Staff Corps. Residence 
 
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 — High Bank, Tonbridge, Kent. Clud -junior Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 S Major-general WILLIAM BOYD SAUNDERS- 
 KNOX-GORE, late R.A., J. P. for Devon, and D.L. 
 for Mayo (High Sheriff 1895). Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules a fesse between three cross 
 crosslets fitch^e or, all within a bordure argent (for Gore) ; 
 2 and 3 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii. gules, a falcon 
 rising or, within an orle waved on the outer side and 
 engrailed on the inner argent, a crescent for difference 
 (for Knox) ; ii. and iii. sable, on a chevron engrailed 
 ermine, a crescent azure between three bulls' heads caboshed 
 argent (for Saunders). Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf rampant or (for Gore) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon close perched on a rest proper (for 
 Knox) ; 3. out of a mural crown proper, a bull's head 
 gules, charged with a crescent or (for Saunders). Motto — 
 "In hoc signo vinces." Married, 1854, Matilda, eldest 
 dau. of Sir Francis Arthur Knox-Gore, first Bart., of 
 Belleek ; and has Issue — William Arthur Gore Saunders- 
 Knox-Gore, Esq., late Major R.A. , on the roll for High 
 Sheriff co. Mayo 1900, b. 1854 \in., 1887, Maria Beecher, 
 dau. of John Simpson Prince, Esq., and has issue, William 
 Arthur Cecil Saunders-Knox-Gore, b. 1888]. Seat — Belleek 
 Manor, Ballina, Mayo. Residence— Aidmore, Torquay. 
 
 The Rev. ROBERT DE BEDICK SAUNDERSON, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Dublin University, Member 
 of the Senate), also of King's College, London, F.S.A. 
 Born June 23, 1863, being the eldest son of William 
 James Saunderson, by his wife Margaret, youngest dau. of 
 the Rev. Thos. Johnston. Armorial bearings — Paly of 
 
 six and per fesse counterchanged argent and azure, on a 
 bend sable, three bezants. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a talbot passant sable, 
 charged with a bezant. Motto — ' ' Je suis veillant k plaire. " 
 Married, Oct. 7, 1890, Frances Anna, younger dau. of 
 Thomas Nicholson Jones of Belle Vue, New Ross ; and has 
 
 '^Issiie — Robert de Bedick Saunderson, Gentleman, b Sept. 
 21, 1891. Residences — Belle Vue Road, Ramsgate, co. 
 
 TKent. 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES SAUNDERSON, Gentleman. Ar- 
 
 lUorial bearings — Paly of six and per fesse counterchanged 
 
 rgent and azure, on a bend sable three bezants. Crest — 
 
 )n a wreath of the colours, a talbot passant sable, charged 
 
 ' with a bezant. Motto — " Je suis veillant k plaire." 
 
 MORGAN JAMES SAURIN, Esquire, of Orielton, co. 
 Pembroke, J. P., High Sheriff 1883, late Lieut. -Col. and Hon. 
 Col. Commanding I'embroke Yeo. Cav. , formerly Capt. 6th 
 Dragoon Guards. Born April 18, 1845, being the eldest 
 son of the late Mark Antony Saurin, Esq., of Orielton, co. 
 Pembroke J. P. , High Sheriff 1867, by his wife Margarelta 
 Sutton, dau. of Rev. John Jones. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, out of a mount vert, an oak-tree projjer, on a chief 
 azure, a crescent between two mullets of the first. Mant- 
 ling vert and argent. Crest — O na wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, an oak-tree proper. Married, Dec. 4, 
 1873, Fanny Margaret, only child of the late William 
 Tyrwhitt Walker, Esq., of Twyford House, Winchester; 
 and has Issue — (i) WiUiam Mark Saurin, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Pembroke, Capt. 3rd Batt. Yorkshire Regt. , b. June 20, 
 1877; (2) Gerald Louis Saurin, Esquire, Lieut. R.N., 
 b. Oct. 13, 1880; and Margaretta Kathleen {m., 1904, 
 Capt. Neville Travers Borton]. Seat — Orielton, Pem- 
 broke. Clubs — Carlton, Naval and Military. 
 
 SAVAGE, quartered by CONYERS, 
 
 SAVAGE, see HEY WORTH-SAVAGE. HUNT, and 
 KING-SEALY. 
 
 SAVILE, quartered by CAVENDISH. 
 
 The Rev. FREDERICK ALEXANDER STEWART- 
 S.WILE, J. P. for Devon, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb. ; held 
 successively the Rectories of King's Nympton, North Huish, 
 and Torwood, Torquay, co. Devon ; assumed the name of 
 Stewart in 1874, under the will of his wife's uncle, Robert 
 Dykes. Born July 4, 1820, being the fourth son of the late 
 Albany Savile, Esquire, D.C.L., J. P., and M.P. for Oke- 
 hampton, by his wife Eleanora Elizabeth, second dau. of 
 Sir Bourchier Wrey, 6th Bart., of Tawstock, Barnstaple, 
 North Devon. C/wiJ — National. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a bend sable, cotised gules, three owls of the first, 
 all within a bordure of the third. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising per bend 
 sinister or and sable, holding in the beak a fleur-de-lis azure. 
 Motto — " Nil conscire sibi." Married, Sept. 1852, Sophia 
 Stewart, only dau. of Thomas Dykes of Oatlands, co. 
 Lanark; and has Issue — (i) Walter Stewart Stewart-Savile, 
 Esq., Capt. late "The Buffs," b. July 1855 [»»., 1885, 
 Mildred, dau. of Capt. Campbell, R.A. , and has issue, two 
 daus.]; (2) Robert Dykes Stewart Stewart-Savile, Esq., 
 b. Jan. 1863, went to New Zealand in 1888 as A.D.C. to 
 Earl Onslow, Governor-General; Marion Louisa [»?., June 
 I, 1886, Lodovic Edward Bligh, only son of Hon. and 
 Rev. Edward Vesey Bligh of Fatherwell Hall, Kent, and 
 has issue]; Eleanor Sophia [m., June 27, 1882, Robert 
 Jamieson, and has issue]; Adelaide Margaret; and Alice 
 Stewart Maud. Seat — HuUanden Park, Hildenborough, 
 Tonbridge, Kent. 
 
 SJOHN HERBERT DRAX SAVILE, late Captain 
 Rifle Brigade. Born , being the only son 
 
 of William Savile, Esq., D.L. , by Emily, daughter of 
 Capt. Dem6 Seymour Davies of Highmead, in the 
 county of Cardigan. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 bend sable, three owls of the field. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an owl as in the arms ; with the Motto, ' ' Be fast. " 
 Postal address — 20A St. James's Place, London, S. W. 
 
 3 CHARLES ALFRED ONLEY SAVILL-ONLEY, 
 Esquire, J. P., D.L. cos. Essex and Somerset. Born 
 June 18, 1849, being the third son of the late Rev. Henry 
 Philip Marsham of Rippon Hall, Hevingham, in the co. of 
 Norfolk, by his wife Caroline Savill, eldest dau. of Onley 
 Savill-Onley, Esq., of Stisted Hall, in the co. of Essex, B.A. 
 of the University of Cambridge, by his wife and cousin 
 Caroline Mary, fifth daughter of Colonel John Harvey of 
 Thorpe Lodge, in the county of Norfolk; and assumed 
 by Royal License, May 21, 1891, the name and arms of 
 Savill-Onley. Livery — Dark blue, silver buttons, yellow 
 and blue striped waistcoat. Armorial bearingB — Quar- 
 terly I and 4, per pale or and gules, three piles meet- 
 ing in point counterchanged, on a canton argent a mullet 
 pierced sable (for Onley) ; 2. argent, on a bend sable 
 cotised gules, three owls of the field (for Savill) ; 3. the 
 
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 arms of Marsham. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helntei lielitiing his deKrec, with a mantling gules and or ; 
 anil fur his OTMta, i. out of a crown vallery or, an eagle's 
 head isisuing from Hames proper, holding in the benk a sprig 
 of laurel also proper (for Onley) ; a. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, an owl argent, charged on the 
 Ixxly with three mullets in bend gules (for Siwtll) ; 3. the 
 crest of Marsham. Motto — " Alteri si tibi." Married, 
 
 tanuary 5, 1875, Mary Eluabeth, second daughter of the 
 Ue William Fox, Lsquire, of Adbury, in the co. of 
 Hampshire. AV«/— The Priory, Ash Priors, in the co. of 
 Somerset. Club — Conservative. 
 
 Thk Rev. Sir BORRADAILE SAVORY, and Baro- 
 net (March 34, 1890), M.A. Trin. Coll., Cambs., Rector of 
 St. Biutholomew the Great, West Smithfield ; a Chaplain 
 of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in 
 England, and Chaplain to the Royal Army Medical Corps 
 (Vols. ) Bom Oct. 5, 1855, being the only child of the late Sir 
 Waillim Scovell Savory, ist Bart., F.R.&., by his wife Louisa 
 Frances, dau. of William Borradaile. Armorial hearings — 
 Argent, two pales within as many flaunches vert, a chief sable, 
 thereon a staff erect entwined by a serpent proper ; the es- 
 cutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 MantUng vert and argent, (^est— On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount in front of a cubit arm proper, the hand 
 holding a chapeau gules, turned up argent, a serpent nowed 
 vert, between two branches of laurel also proper. Motto — 
 " Esse quam videri." Married, July 19, 1881, Florence 
 Julia (who died May, 1903), dau. of Frederick William Pavy, 
 F. R.S., M.D. , of Grosvenor Street, and has one son, William 
 Borradaile Savory, Elsq., b. May 14, 1883. Residences — 
 66 Brook Street, Grosvenor Square, London, W.; Wood- 
 lands, Stoke Poges, co. of Buckingham ; St. Bartholomew 
 Rectory, Smithheld, E.C. 
 
 SSiR JOSEPH SAVORY, ist Bart. (Sept. 14, 1891), of 
 Buckhurst Park, Berkshire, Lord Mayor of the City 
 of London 1890-91, J. P., D. L. for Berkshire, Westmor- 
 land, and London. Born July 33, 1843, being the eldest 
 son of Joseph Savory of Buckhurst Park, county Berks, 
 by his wife Mary Caroline, daughter of Isaac Braithwaite 
 of Kendal, co. Westmorland. Armorial bearings— Paly 
 of six or ;»nd vert, on a chevron ermine, three cross crosslets 
 filch^e sable, a chief gules ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling vert and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm projjer, the 
 hand holding a chapeau gules, turned up erminois, in front 
 a cross crosslet fitcWe sable, and between two branches of 
 laurel saltireways, fructed and slipped also proper. Motto — 
 " Vincit omnia Veritas." Married, July 26, 1888, Helen 
 Pemberton, only dau. of Col. Sir G. A. Leach, K.C.B., 
 Royal Engineers. Seat — Buckhurst Park, Ascot. Town 
 residence — 33 Upper Brook Street, London, W. Clubs — 
 Carlton, City Carlton, 
 
 SAWBRIDGE. Or, two bars azure, each charged with 
 a barrulet dancelt^e argent, on a chief indented of the 
 second, an ermine-spot of the first. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion azure, 
 holding in his paw a saw erect or, and charged on the 
 shoulder with an ermine-spot as in the arms. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Exlward Henry Sawbridge, M.A. , of East 
 Haddon Hall, Rector of Thelnetham, Suffolk, b. 1813 ; 
 d. 1874 ; m. 1838, Fanny Isabella, d. and h. of Edward 
 Bridgman of Coney Weston Hall : — 
 
 Edward Henry Bridgman Sawbridge, Esq., J. P., late 
 Capt. 34th Regt., b. 1840; m. 1877, Bertha, d. of Rev. 
 George Goodwin I'ownall Glossop, M.A. , Vicar of Twicken- 
 ham Middx. ; and has issue — Four daus. Seat — Elast 
 Haddon, nr. Northampton. Res. — Woolmer, Lipbook, 
 Hants. 
 
 Rev. John Sikes Sawteidge, b. 1841 ; m. 1874, Elizabeth 
 Tudor, eld. d. of late George Edward Frere, F.R.S,, of 
 Roydon Hall, Diss, Norfolk; and has issue— (i) John 
 Edward Bridgman Sawbridge, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; (3) 
 Bartle Frere Sawbridge, Gentleman, b. 1883; (3) Henry 
 Richard Sawbridge, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; (4) Hugh Fabian 
 P'rere Sawbridge, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; Laura Helen Tudor ; 
 Mary Constance Tudor ; Bertha Elizabeth Tudor ; Hilda 
 Tudor ; and Brenda Geraldine Tudor. Seat — Coney 
 Weston Hall, Ixworth. Res. — Thelnetham Rectory, 
 Harling, Suffolk. 
 
 SAWBRIDGE (H. Coll.). Or. two bars azure, each 
 charged with aUirrulet dancctti'eargfiU, a ciiicf indcnled of 
 the sccoiul. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant azure, holding a hand- 
 saw erect or. 
 
 Sons of Capt. Robert Cooper Sawbridge, of lotli 
 Hussars, b. 1837 ; d. 1886 ; m. 1872, Elizabeth Frances, 
 d. of Henry Denne of Canterbury : — 
 James Henry Alured de Denne Sawbridge, Gentleman, 
 *. . Res.— 
 
 Irving Robert Wanley Sawbridge, Gentleman, b. 
 Res. — 
 Only son of Rev. Charles Sawbridge, b. 1806 ; d. 1871 :— 
 Wanley Ellis Sawbridge- Erie- Drax, Esq., J. P. (q.v.). 
 
 5 WANLEY ELLIS SAWBRIDGE- ERLE- DRAX, 
 Esquire, J. P. for the county of Dorset, Lieut. Dorset 
 ((Queen's Own) Yeomanry Cavalry. Born Novemlx:r 5, 
 1859, being the son of the late Reverend Charles Sawbridge, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Aimer, in the county of 
 Dorset, by his wife Elizabeth Mary, daughter of Thomas 
 Shettle; succeeded to his estates under the will of his 
 uncle, John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, and Member of 
 Parliament in January 1887; assumed by Royal License 
 the additional surnames and arms of Erie-Drax, October 
 7 following. Armorial hearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, chequy or and azure, on a chief gules, 
 three ostrich feathers in plume, issuant of the first, and 
 for distinction a canton argent, charged with a cross 
 crosslet of the third (for Drax) ; 2. gules, three escallops 
 two and one argent, a bordure engrailed of the last, and 
 for distinction a canton or, charged with a cross crosslet 
 of the first (for Erie) ; 3. or, two bars azure, each charged 
 with a barrulet danceit^e argent, a chief indented of the 
 second (for Sawbridge). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-dragon, wings inverted or, and for distinction the 
 shoulder charged with a cross crosslet gules (for Drax) ; 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant azurel 
 holding a hand-saw erect or (for Sawbridge). Married, Jul| 
 28, 1892, Milward (d. July 29, 1901), only surviving dau. c 
 the late John Wyld, formerly Lieutenant 3rd (King's Own 
 Light Dragoons ; and has Issue— (1) John Charles Willian 
 Sawbridge-Erle-Drax, Gentleman, b. Nov. 23, 1893; (*1 
 George Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax, Gentleman, b. Sept 
 24, 1900; Margaret Georgina; and Dorothy Elizabeth^ 
 Seats — Holnest Park, Sherborne, in the co. of Dor=et 1 
 Olantigh Towers, Wye, in the co. of Kent. 
 
 ERNEST EDWARD SAWREY-COOKSON, Gentle 
 man. Born 1867, being the fourth son of the late fame 
 Sawrey-Cookson, Esq., J. P. co. Durham, High Sheriff 1 871 
 (who assumed the additional name and arms of Sawrey b| 
 Royal Licence in 1881, in compliance with the will of bis 
 kinsman, John Sawrey, Esq., of Broughton Tower, coj 
 Lancaster, D.L. and J. P.), by his third wife Georgina, 
 Margaret, dau. of William Edward Rawlinson, and grand-] 
 dau. of John Rawlinson of Alresford House, co. Southamj: 
 ton. Armorial bearing^— Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 a bend engrailed between six lioncels gules, a rose of tl 
 first, between two arrows proper (for Sawrey) ; 2 and 
 per pale nebuly or and gules, two pallets between as manj 
 legs couped at the thigh in armour, all counterchange 
 (for Cookson). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. on 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour, the hand grasping an arrow in bend sinisterJ 
 
 fioint downwards, the Roman fasces fessewayS all propel 
 for Sawrey) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-liofl 
 rampant proper, gorged with a collar nebuly gules, hold 
 ing in the dexter paw a club also proper, and resting thJ 
 sinister paw on a spur, rowel upwards or (for Cookson). 
 Motto — " Nil desperandum." Married, June 16, 1898, 
 Amy, dau. of C. J. Coles. Residence— 
 
 FRANCIS SAWREY-COOKSON. Gentleman. Born 
 1853, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 James Sawrey-Cookson, Esq., J. P. co. Durham, High 
 Sheriff 1871 (who assumed the additional name of .Sawrey 
 by Royal Licence in 1881, in compliance with the will of 
 his kinsman, John Sawrey, Esq., of Broughton Tower, co. 
 Lancaster, D.L. and J. P.), by his first wife Sybella Frances, 
 
 ^ U the Military Cockade. 
 
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 second dau. of Thomas Onesiphorous Tyndall of The Fort, 
 CO. Gloucester. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, on a bend engrailed between six lioncels gules, a 
 rose of the first, between two arrows proper (for Sawrey) ; 
 2 and 3, per pale nebuly or and gules, two pallets between 
 as many legs couped at the thigh in armour all counter- 
 changed (for Cookson). Mantling gules and or. Crests 
 1. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour, the hand grasping an arrow in bend 
 sinister point downwards, the Roman fasces fesseways all 
 proper (for Sawrey) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant proper, gorged with a collar nebuly gules, 
 holding in the dexter paw a club also proper, and resting 
 the sinister paw on a spur, rowel upwards or (for Cookson). 
 Motto — " Nil desperandum." Residence— 
 
 JAMES FREVILLE RAWLINSON SAWREY-COOK- 
 SON, Gentleman. Bom 1866, being the third but second 
 surviving son of the late James Sawrey-Cookson, Esq., J. P. 
 CO. Durham, High Sheriff 1871, whoassumed the additional 
 name of Sawrey by Royal Licence in i88x, in compliance 
 with the will of his kinsman, John Sawrey, Esq. , of Brough- 
 ton Tower, co. Lancaster, D.L. and J. P., by his third wife 
 Georgina Margaret, dau. of William Edward Rawlinson, 
 and grand-dau. of John Rawlinson of Alresford House, co. 
 Southampton. Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, on a bend engrailed between six lioncel gules, a rose 
 of the first, between two arrows proper (for Sawrey); 2 and 3, 
 per pale nebuly or and gules two pallets between as many 
 legs couped at the thigh in armour, all counterchanged 
 (for Cookson). Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour, the hand grasping an arrow in bend sinister 
 point downwards, the Roman fasces fesseways all proper 
 (for Sawrey) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant proper, gorged with a collar nebuly gules, holding 
 in the dexter paw a club also proper, and resting the 
 sinister paw on a spur, rowel upwards or (for Cookson). 
 Motto — "Nil desperandum." Married, July 3, 1890, 
 Catherine Anna, dau. of the late Richard Stirling of Craig- 
 wallace. Bridge of Allan, and grand-dau. of the late William 
 Stirling of Dalquharn and Cordale, Dumbartonshire ; and 
 has had Issue — James Richard Freville Sawrey-Cookson, 
 Gentleman, d. 1903. Residences — Broughton Tower, 
 Lanes., and St. James' Court, S. W. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sir JAMES SAWYER, Knight Bachelor (by Patent 
 1885), M.D. (London), F.R.C. P. (London), F.R.S. (Edin.), 
 F.S.A., J. P. Birmingham, Senior Consulting Physician of 
 the Queen's Hospital, Birmingham, ex-co-Professor of Medi- 
 cine in Queen's College, Birmingham. Born — Aug. 11, 
 1844, being the second but eldest surviving son of James 
 Sawyer of Carlisle, by his wife Ann, dau. of William 
 Georges of Ross, Herefordshire. Clubs — Conservative 
 (Birmingham), Midland Conservative (Birmingham). Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, a fesse argent, in chief a caduceus 
 or between two sheldrakes proper, in base a sheldrake of the 
 last between two caducei of the third. Mantling azure, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of two caducei set saltirewise or, on a mount vert, 
 a foxhound passant proper. Motto — " Ch^rche et tu 
 trouveras." Married, May 13, 1873, Adelaide Mary, dau. 
 of the Rev. John Harwood Hill, B.A. (Cantab.), F.S.A., 
 Rector of Cranoe, Leicestershire ; s.nAhSi.s Issue — (i) James 
 Edward Hill Sawyer, Esquire, M.D. Oxford, M.R.C.P., 
 1^. Sept. 8, 1874 ; (2) Ralph Fitz-James Sawyer, Esquire, 
 B.A. (Ch. Ch., Oxford), Barrister-at-Law, b. Jan. 18, 1881 ; 
 Maud ; and Amy [m., 1904, Herbert Stanley French, M.A., 
 M.D. , M. R.C. P.]. Seat— nAseXey Hall, Warwick. 
 
 SAXON KINGS of ENGLAND, quartered by 
 HUSSEY. 
 
 SAY, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 SAY, see HALL-SAY. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD SAYLE, Gentleman, Master of 
 Arts of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Born 
 December 6, 1864, being the fifth son of Robert Sayle, 
 Esq., J. P., of Cambridge, by his wife Priscilla Caroline, 
 dau. of Thomas Ginger of Eddlesborough, in the co. of 
 Buckingham. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a fesse cotised engrailed azure, be- 
 
 tween three wolves' heads erased sable as many griffins' 
 heads erased or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in from of a wolf's 
 head couped sable, gorged with a collar gemelle or, three 
 escallops gold. MottO — ' ' Who most has served is greatest. " 
 Estate — Parsley House, Southery, Downham Market, in the 
 county of Norfolk. Postal address — 9 Brookside, Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 § ARTHUR JOHN SCANTLEBURY, Esquire, late 
 Capt. 3rd Middlesex Artil. (Vol.). Botn July 30, 1853, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Scantlebury, Esq., 
 Major 3rd Middx. Artill. (Vol.), of Broadoak, Clapham 
 Common, Surrey, by his wife Emma, dau. of George Healey. 
 Armorial bearings Argent, two chevronels gules, between 
 as many garbs in chief vert, and a level with plummet in 
 base proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a Cornish chough proper, holding 
 in the beak an estoile or, and supporting with the dexter 
 leg an antique shield vert, charged with an anchor also or. 
 Motto — "Et probus et verus." Married, May 18, 1878, 
 Jessie Ellen, second dau. of the late William Oliver Scantle- 
 bury of Barnham Court, Sussex ; and has Issue — Irene 
 Healey. Residence — Wilton Lodge, Boxmoor, Herts. 
 Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 SCARBOROUGH, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 SCARISBRICK, see CASTEJA, Marquess of. 
 
 CHARLES SCARISBRICK, Esquire, J. P. for co. Lan- 
 caster. i?or« April 20, 1839. Armorial bearings —Argent, 
 a saltire engrailed parted and fretty, between two mullets 
 of six points in pale all sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, between two trefoils 
 slipped vert, a falcon close proper, belled and jessed, and 
 charged on the breast with a mullet of six points or. Motto 
 
 — " Patientia vincit omnia." Married, i860, Bertha Pet- 
 ronella, dau. of Ernst Marquard Schonfeld of Hanau on 
 the Maine, and of Dusseldorf on the Rhine ; and has Issue, 
 — (i) William Ernest Scarisbrick, Gentleman, b. 1861, 
 d. 1863 ; (2) Tom Talbot Leyland Scarisbrick, Gentleman, 
 late Lieut. Lancashire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry, b. April 
 28, 1874 [;«., 1895, Josephine, youngest dau. of William 
 Selah Chamberlain of Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A., and has 
 issue, Everard Talbot Scarisbrick, Gentleman, b. Dec. 10, 
 1896 ; and Ronald Charles Talbot Scarisbrick, Gentleman, 
 b. Jan. 15, 1899]; Alexandra Emma {tn., 1883, Reichsrath 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Carl Friedrich von L*ng Ihichof, Doctor Juris, by whom 
 she has issue}; and Krnestina Heatrice [«•., 1889, Edgar 
 Krieilrich Kriimer. Military Ktiuerry to the (Jrand Duke 
 of Hcs!*. and Kiltmeister ol the Koviil Duail DraRoons at 
 Darmstadt. Seat Scarisbrick LouL'e, Southport, I.Anca- 
 thire. C/w^i— Junior Carlton, Wellington, Conservative 
 (Liverpool). 
 
 SCAKLK'IT(H. Coll., 1835). Chequy or and gules, a 
 lion rampant ermine, on a canton azure, a castle iriple- 
 lurretted argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a Tuscan column chequy or and 
 gules, supported on either side by a lion's gamb ermines, 
 erased gules. MottO — " Suis stat viribus." Livery — Dark 
 blue coat and waistcoat, canary colour breeches and silver 
 buttons. 
 
 Sons of Leopald James Yorke Campbell Scarlett, Esq., 
 of I'arkhurst, Siurey, Major and Lieut. Scots Guards, 
 b. 1847; d. 1888; OT. 1871, Bessie Florence, second 
 d. and coh. of Edward Gibson : — 
 
 The Rt. Hon. Shelley Leopold Laurence Scarlett, sth 
 Baron Abingcr (12 Jan. 1835), Capt. 3rd Bait. Bed. Regt. . 
 formerly Hon. Attache to H. B. M. Legations at Berne and 
 Stockholm, 1894-1897 [Supporters of Barony— On either 
 side an angel vested argent, the tunic azure, the wings or. 
 in the exterior hand a sword in bend proper, pommel and 
 hilt or], b. 187a ; m. 1899, Lila Lucy Catherine, only d. of 
 the late Rt. Hon. Sir William White. G.C.B., G.C.M.G.. 
 H.B.M.'s Ambassador to Turkey, and widow of C. E. de 
 Geijer of Swedish Diplomatic Service. Hes. — Boscombe 
 Manor, Bournemouth. Clubs — Wellington, St. James's. 
 
 Hon. Robert Brooke Campbell Scarlett, b. 1876. Res, — 
 Boscombe Place, Boiumemouth. 
 
 Hon. Hugh Richard Scarlett, Lieut. R.S.A,, 1878. 
 Jies.— 
 
 Hon. Percy Gerald Scarlett, b. 1885. Res.— 
 
 Hon. Leojx)ld Florence Scarlett b. 1889. Res. — 
 Sons of William James Scarlett, Esq., of Gigha, Lt.- 
 Col. Scottish Div. Garrison Art. , formerly Capt. sth 
 D.G., b. 1839 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1868, Henrietta Katherine, 
 d. of John Low of Sunvale, Kilmallock : — 
 
 William James Yorke Scarlett, Esq., J. P. co. Argyll, 
 b. 1872; m. 1893, Mabel Sidney Augusta Catherine, d. of 
 Col. Hon. Algernon Sidney Annesley ; and has issue — 
 Peter Shelley York Scarlett, Gentleman, b. 1905 ; Katharine 
 Mabel Helen ; and Sheila Mildred. Seat — Achamore, Isle 
 of Gigha, vid Greenock. Clubs — Boodle's, Junior Carlton, 
 New(Edin.) 
 
 John Lawrence Scarlett, Gentleman, b. 1874. Res. — 
 Montana, U.S.A. 
 
 Frances Rowland Scarlett, Gentleman, R.N., b. 1875; 
 m. 1905, Dora, d. of J. Blakiston Houston, Esq., of Orange- 
 field, CO. Down. Res. — 
 
 Henry Norman Scarlett, Gentleman, b. 1876. Res. — 
 
 Benjamin Auglin Scarlett, Gentleman, b. 1878. Res. — 
 Yr. sonsof James WilliamsScarlett, Esq., of Downland, 
 Sussex, and Gigha, Argyllshire, J. P., B.A., Barrister- 
 at-Law, b. 1812 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1837, Anne Rhodes 
 Williams, d. of James Brown of Harehills Grove, co. 
 York :— 
 
 Rev. James Williams Scarlett, Rector of Rossington, 
 b. 1841 ; m. 1873, Barbara Isabella, d. of Rev. John Lawson 
 of Seaton Carew, co. Durham ; and has issue — James 
 Alexander Scarlett, Gentleman, b. 1877 ; Marian Rosanna ; 
 Isabel Maud ; and Florence Mary. Res. — Rossington 
 Rectory, Doncaster. 
 
 Major Robert Lawrence Scarlett, late R.A., b, 1849; 
 m. 1878, -Arabella Lucy, d. of Gilbert Maxwell Walsh of 
 Rockbeare Court, nr. Exeter. Res. — Verno, Christchurch, 
 Hants. Club — Naval and Mil. 
 
 Harry Scarlett, Esq., J. P. East Sussex, LL.B. Camb., 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1857 ; m. 1884, Mary Charlotte, eld. 
 d. of J. Blakiston Houston, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of 
 Orangeheld, co. Down ; and has issue — Charles Herbert 
 Scarlett, Gentleman, *. 1888 ; and Nina Kathleen. Res. — 
 Prestone, West Firle, Sussex. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 HENRY ALEXANDER SCHANK, Esquire, Captain 
 3rd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. Horn 
 <9Kfftant» August 6, 1856, being the eldest son of John 
 ''tS't'ilOIItt Mackellar Skeene Grieve Schank of Barton 
 House, Dawlish [who was the third son of 
 Admiral John Wight, by his wife Margaret, only daughter 
 of Admiral John Schank, Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 
 of Barton House], and assumed by Royal License, dab. 
 June 10, 1843, the surname and arms of Schank onV 
 instead of Wiglit, in compliance with the will of liis maiernaT 
 grandfather, Admiral Schank. Armorial bearings I It- 
 bears for Arms : (iules, on a fesse Ix-tween a cinqiiefuil in 
 chief and a falcon's leg erased, jessed, and belled, in l>asc 
 argent, a hawk's lure of the field ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising proper ; with tta 
 Motto, ' ■ Spero. " Married, January 1 1 , 1886. Ada Cheve 
 youngest daughter of the Reverend Henry Charles Desha 
 late Vicar of Teign mouth. Postal address — Teignmou^ 
 Devon. 
 
 SCHOMBERG, quartered by LANE-FOX. 
 
 SCHOMBERG. (A coat of foreign origin confirmed : 
 England by grant, H. Coll., 1816; limitations being su 
 sequently extended by a later grant). Gules, in chief fo 
 escarbuncles or, in base two chevronels of the last, each 
 charged with seven mullets azure, tetween twelve esco- 
 cheons, six, four, two. in chief and a lamb passant in liase 
 argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, out of a naval crown or. the sails argent, a 
 demi-Uon gorged with a wreath of laurel proper, support- 
 ing a flagstaff on which a pennon gules, charged with an 
 
 anchor or. Motto— " Persevere." Livery— Y)ra.h 
 yellow collar, cuffs, waistcoat, breeches, and black 
 stockings. 
 
 Sons of late Joseph Trigge Schomberg. Esq.. Q.C., of 
 Seend Lodge. Melksham, Wilts. Bencher of Lincoln's 
 Inn and Recorder of Aldborough. b. 1805 ; d. 1878 ; m. 
 1834, Elizabeth Mary, d. of Rev. William Carpenter 
 Ray:— 
 Arthur Schomberg. Gentleman, b, 1847. Post, add.— 
 Seend. Melksham. Wilts. 
 
 Reginald Brodrick Schomberg. Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law (Lincoln's Inn), b. 1849 ; m. 1879. Frances Sophia, d. of 
 Thomas Charles Morris. Esq.. J. P.. of Bryn Myrddin and 
 Llanstephan Castle, Carmarthenshire ; and has issue- 
 Reginald Charles Francis Schomberg, Gentleman. B.A., 
 2nd Lieut. Seaforth Highlanders, /^w.— East Sheen. 
 Surrey. ,,,., 
 
 Edmund Clerke Schomberg, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Wilts 
 (High Sheriff 190a), b. 1852 ; m. 1894, Violet Louise, yr. d. 
 of Martin Bryan Stapylton, Esq., J. P.. of Myton Hall, 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Yorks. Seais—Seend Lodge, Melksham, Wilts; Brow- 
 foot, Devizes. 
 
 Sons of late Rear.-Adm. Herbert Schomberg, m. Sarah 
 Bayton of Chichester :— 
 
 Major-Gen. Herljert St. George Schomberg, C.B. (1897), 
 served with Egyptian Expedition 1882-84, present at bom- 
 bardment of Alexandria (medal wtih clasp, bronze star, 
 Brevet Major), and in Soudan 1884, present at battles of 
 El Teb and Tamai (two clasps, fourth class Osmanieh), 
 i. 184s ; m. 1881, Sophia Elizabeth, second d. of the late 
 William Barry Hoare, Esq., J. P., of Monkstown, co. Cork ; 
 and has issue— (1) Edward St. George Schomberg, Esq., 6. 
 17 April 1882 ; and (2) Harold St. George Schomberg, 
 Gentleman, 6. 24 Aug. 1886. Res.— 
 
 Rear-Adm. Anson Schomberg, b. 1846; m. Caroline, 
 ygst. d. of Bartiiolomew Clifford Lloyd, Esq., Q.C. , of 
 Waterford, Ireland. Club United Service. 
 
 Stepney Schomberg, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 1853 ; m. 
 1889, Mary. d. of Arthur Vincent of Shanagolden House, 
 CO. Limerick. Res. — Holmwood, Seabord, Sussex. 
 Son of Admiral Alexander Wilmot Schomberg : — 
 
 Gen. Sir George Augustus Schomberg, K.C.B. (g.v.). 
 
 General Sir GEORGE AUGUSTUS SCHOMBERG, 
 K.C.B. (Military) 1896 (C.B. 1867), served on the Coast of 
 Africa 1844-46, in Baltic 1855, commanded R.M.A. in 
 China 1857 - 59, was Commandant Royal Marine Artillery, 
 1867-70, D.A.G. of R.M. 1872-75, retired list 1886. Born 
 Oct. S, 1821, being the youngest son of the late Admiral 
 Alexander Wilnot Schomberg, by his wife Anne, dau. of 
 Admiral Richard Smith of Poulton, Cheshire (and nephew 
 of the late Capt. Sir Charles Marsh Schomberg, K.C.H., 
 CB.,R.N.) <:/«3— United Service. Annorial bearings 
 
 — Gules, in chief four escarbuncles or, in base two chev- 
 
 ronels of the last, and charged with seven mullets azure, 
 
 between twelve escutcheons, six, four, and two, and a lamb 
 
 Ipassant in base argent, the escutcheon being surrounded by 
 
 ■he ribbon and star of a K.C.B. Mantling gules and or. 
 
 rest — On a wreath of the colours, out of a naval crown 
 
 r, the sails argent, a demi-lion gorged with a wreath of 
 
 aurel proper, supporting a flagstaff, thereon hoisted a 
 
 ennon gules, charged with an anchor or. MottO — " Per- 
 
 severe. ' Married, 1853, Mary, dau. of Charles Wright 
 of St. Clare, Southsea, Hants. Postal address — United 
 Service Club, Pall Mall, London, W. 
 
 Sir JOHN HENRY WILLIAM SCHRODER, ist 
 Baronet (Dec. 8, 1892), C.V.O., of The Dell, Old Windsor, 
 Berks. Born Feb. 13, 1825, being the son of Baron John Henry 
 Schroder of Holstein, Mecklenburg, and Hamburg, by his 
 wife Henriette von Schwartz. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 a fesse gules, between in chief three roses issuant gules, 
 seeded or, slipped and leaved vert, and in base three mul- 
 lets of six points (two and one) azure ; the escutcheon 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — Out of a foreign ducal coronet 
 proper, a rose as in the arms, between two buffalo-horns 
 argent. Motto — " Vincet Veritas." Married, Sept. 19, 
 1850, Miss Dorothea Evelina Schliisser of St. Petersburg. 
 Seats— The Dell, Old Windsor, Berks. ; Schwansa, in the 
 Grand Duchy of Mecklenberg-Schwerin, Germany. 
 
 SCHULDHAM. quartered by BARKER. 
 
 SCICLUNA (H. Coll.). Gules, on a rock proper, a 
 horse rampant ermine, in chief a cross of eight points be- 
 tween on the dexter a decrescent and on the sinister an 
 increscent argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 Issuant from a crown vallery or, a demi-horse argent, sem6 
 of crescents gules, holding between the legs a cross as in 
 the arms. 
 
 Son of Emanuel Scicluna, ist Marquess Scicluna (Holy 
 
 Roman Church), Banker and Pres. of Malta Chamber 
 
 of Commerce : — 
 
 Guiseppe Scicluna, 2nd Marquess, Knight of the Most 
 
 Holy Sepulchre, b. 1855. Seat — Palarzo Hompesch. 
 
 Valetta, Malta ; Naxaro, Malta. 
 
 SCOBIE of Keoldale (1885). Azure, on a bend or, 
 between two bear's heads couped argent, muzzled gules, 
 three escallops sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand holding a 
 dagger erect proper. Motto — " Bi treun." 
 
 Son of John Scobie, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Keoldale :— 
 
 James Scobie, Gentleman, b. . Res, — Keoldale, 
 
 Durness, Lairg, co. Sutherland. 
 
 SCONE, Baron, see MANSFIELD. 
 
 SCOT, see GOLDIE-SCOT. 
 
 SCOTLAND, quartered by HUSSEY, STUART. 
 STUART- RICHARDSON, and VERSCHOYLE. 
 
 SCOTT, see MACMILLAN-SCOTT and ROBSON- 
 SCOTT. 
 
 SCOT r, quarterly with LAURENCE and STUART, 
 borne on an escutcheon of pretence by ORMSBY BLAKE. 
 
 SCOTT of Thirlestane, quartered by NAPIER-CLA- 
 VERING. 
 
 S CHARLES NORMAN LINDSAY TOLLEMACHE 
 SCOTT, Esquire, J. P. for the Stewartry of Kirkcud- 
 bright, and a J. P. and D.L. for Leicestershire (High Sheriff 
 1895). Born 1852, being the eldest son of John Lindsay 
 Scott of Mollance, by his wife Mary, dau. of Charles Gill- 
 ham. Armorial bearings— Parted per pale or and azure, 
 on a bend a mullet between two crescents allcounterchanged, 
 in the sinister chief a horse-shoe of the first, impaling the 
 arms of ToUemache, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, a fret 
 sable ; 2 and 3, azure, an imperial crown or between three 
 mullets argent, within the Royal Tressure of Scotland of the 
 second. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a stag trippant gules, attired and unguled or, 
 charged on the shoulder with a horse-shoe also or. Motto 
 — " Amo." Married, 1882, Lady Agnes Mary ToUemache, 
 sister of Rt. Hon. William, 9th Earl of Dysart ; and has 
 /ssue — A dau. Postal address — British Embassy, St. 
 Petersburg. 
 
 Sir CHARLES STEWART SCOTT, K.C.M.G. 1896, 
 C.B. (Civil) 1886, Envoy and Minister Plenipotentiary to 
 Denmark since 1893. Bom 1838, being the third son of the 
 
 ^ is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 late Mi^ Thomas Scott. J. P.. D.L., of Willsborough. ca 
 Londonden7. by his second wife Katharine Elizabeth, 
 eklrst diiu. of Rev, I huni.is kich.irdson. Clubs — Travel- 
 lers", St James's. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend 
 ature. a mullet between two crescents of the field, within a 
 bordure eiiRiuileti pcan, a mullet for difference. The es- 
 cutcheon is surrounded with the ribbon and pendent there 
 from the iNidRc of a K.C.M.G. and a CM. Mantling 
 axure and or. Oreat On a wreath of the colours, an escal- 
 lop shell sable, chart;c<l with a trefoil or. Motto — " Ferge." 
 MarritJ, 1875, Christian Crawfurd, dau. of the late James 
 MacKniKht, W.S. ,of Edinburgh ; and has Issue — Charles 
 Kdwurd Stewart Scott, Esq.; Vera Ellen; Alice Maud; 
 Viargarct Aimce ; Marie Christian ; and Eileen Agnes. 
 Postal address— 'V\nK British Legation, Cojienhagen. 
 
 DONALD ALBERT SCOTT. Armiger. Bom June 
 17, 1856, being the third son of Robert Bagge Scott of 
 Norwich, by his wife Emily Mary, daughter and heiress of 
 Robert Tallcnt of Rushmerc, in the county of Suffolk, by 
 his wife Harriet Sophia Tallent, granddaughter of Eliia- 
 beth Rous. Club — Junior Conservative. Armorial bear- 
 Ingl — He bears for Arms : Party per pale argent and 
 
 pean, a saltire nebuly between two cinqueloils in pale, and 
 as many annulets in fesse all counterchanged ; and for a 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a wing or, 
 sem^ of bay leaves proper, a crescent pean ; with the 
 Motto, " Tace nut face." Postal address — Hingham, 
 Norfolk. 
 
 S Colonel Sir FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM SCOTT, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order 
 of Saint Michael and Saint George, Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, Colonel (retired), Justice of 
 the Peace for the counties of Midlothian and Suffolk. Born 
 1834, being the eldest son of the late Carteret George Scott, 
 Esquire, of Malleny, by his second wife Emily, daughter of 
 Admiral Francis Holmes Coffin, Royal Navy. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Or, on a bend azure, a star between two 
 crescents of the first (for Scott of Buccleuch), and for 
 difference, in base an arrow bendways proper, feathered 
 
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 and barbed argent, the escutcheon being surrounded by 
 the ribbon of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
 and Saint George, and |>endcnt his badges :is a Knij^ht 
 Commander thereof, and as a ComiKinion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath. Crest— A stag lodged 
 proper. Motto — "Amo prol)os." Married, 1859, .Mary 
 Olivia, eldest daughter of the late Reverend Edward Ward. 
 Master of Arts, Rector of East Clandon, in the county of 
 Surrey; and has Issue — Carteret Cunningliani Scoti, 
 Esquire, iMirn 1862 ; Florence Emily Cunningham ; and 
 Ethel Mary Cunningham. Seats — Malleny House, Halerno, 
 in the county of Midlothian ; .and Bramford Hall, Ipswich, 
 in the county of Suffolk. Residence — Accra, Gold d 
 Club — United Service. 
 
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 JAMES ROBERT SCOTT, Gentleman. Born Oct 
 1864, being the only son of the late John Charles Add 
 Scott, Esq., of Great Barr, co. Stafford, and of Ratlingh 
 and Norbury, co. Salop, M.A., J. P. cos. Stafford and Salop, 
 and Fellow of Univ. Coll., London, by his wife Mahlah 
 [now of Great Barr, co. Stafford, and Ratlinghop<^ and 
 Norbury, co. Salop], dau. of Jesse Homer of Birfield Cot- 
 tage, CO. Worcester. Armorial bearings Argent, on a 
 mount of bulrushes in Ixise proper, a bull [jassant sable, a 
 chief pean, billett^ or. Mantling vert and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, upcjn a mount of bidnishos, a 
 stag couchant proper, the dexter foreleg resting on a billet 
 or. Motto — " Nunquain libertas gratior." Married, No 
 8, 1890, Kate, dau. of Charles Castelli of West Hill, Putni 
 and has Issue — Reginald Addyes Scott, Gentleman, b. L 
 3,1891; and Dorothy Catherine. Residence — 6Cambrii 
 Gate, Regent's Park, London, N.W. 
 
 Sir JOHN EDWARD ARTHUR MURRAY SCOT 
 ist Baronet (Feb. 23, 1899), of Castle House, Lisburn, 
 Antrim, and 5 Connaught Place, W. , Barrister-at-~ 
 Trustee of the National Gallery and Trustee of the Walls 
 Collection, J. P. co. Antrim, Private Secretary to the 
 Sir Richard Wallace, Bart., M.P., 1871-1890. Born Fa 
 23, 1847. being the eldest son of the late John Scott 
 Chandos Street, Cavendish Square, W. , M.D. , F. R.C.I 
 D. L. and Bach. 6s Sciences. Paris, by his wife Alicia Luq 
 dau. of George St. Vincent Thomas Nelson Murray. D.' 
 Df Chichester, Sussex, and granddau. of Vicf-Adm. 
 George Murray, K C. B. , Capt. of the Fleet to Lord '. 
 Armorial bearing — Per fesse argent and azure, on a 1 
 an estoile between two crescents, all counterchanged ; 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Barone 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of " 
 colours, a stag trippant profxjr. Motto (over the crest) 
 " Fidus et fortis." Seat Castle House, Lisburn, Anttig 
 Town residence -5 Connaught Place, W. Clubs — Tt[ 
 vellers'. Junior Carlton, Marlborough. 
 
 SJOHN HENRY FRANCIS KINNAIRD SCOT 
 Esquire, of Gala, in the county of Selkirk, Justic 
 the Peace for the counties of Selkirk and Roxburgh, Uepu 
 Lieutenant for the county of Selkirk. Born May 10, 185 
 being the eldest son of the late Hugh Scott, Esquire, 
 Gala, by his wife Elizabeth Isabella, eldest daughter 
 heir of Cfaptain Charles Kinnaird Johnstone Gordon, Knig 
 of the Order of the Lion and Sun. Armorial be 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly 1 and 4 or, on a bend azu 
 a star of six points between two crescents of the field, in th 
 sinister chief point a rose gpiles, stalked and leaved vert 1" 
 Scott) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a saltire engrailed sable, df 
 escallops or (for Pringle of Galashiels). Upon the escu' 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of I 
 liveries is set for Crest, a lady richly attired, holding in th 
 dexter hand a rose proper. Mottoes — " Prudenter amo; ^ 
 under the shield, "Sursum." Seat — Gala House, Gala-* 
 shiels, in the county of Selkirk. 
 
 MAHLAH SCOrr, Widow, dau. of Jesse Homer of 
 Birfield Cottage, co. Worcester, and widow of the late John 
 Charles Addyes Scott, Esq., of Great Barr, co. Stafford, 
 and of Ratlinghope and Norbury, co. Saloj), M.A. and 
 J. P. for COS. Stafford and Salop. Armorial bearings, on 
 a lozenge — Argent, on a mount of bulrushes in base pro\ier 
 a bull passant sable, a chief pean, billettde or. Manifd 
 1863 ; and has Issue— An only son. James Robert Scott [to 
 whom refer]. Seat — Ihe Red House, Great Barr, co. 
 
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 Stafford. Residences — The Manor House, Ratlinghope 
 6 Cambridge Gate, Regent's Park, N.W. 
 
 ROBERT THOMAS CHARLES SCOTT, Gentleman. 
 Born July i6, 1864, being the only son of Robert Thoma- 
 Charles Scott, Staff Surgeon, R.N., Deputy- Inspectors 
 Gen. Hospital of Fleets, D. L. for Zetland, by his wife 
 Agnes, dau. of Alex. Watson, C.E. Armorial bearlngrs 
 —Quarterly i and 4, or, on a bend azure, a star between two 
 crescents of the field, within a bordure engrailed gules, a 
 crescent for difference ; 2 and 3, azure, three boars' heads 
 couped within a bordure indented or. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of the liveries, a 
 boar's head couped or, holding in his mouth four arrows 
 gules, feathered and headed argent. Married, July 25, 
 1885, Agnes, second dau. of Laurence Georgeson ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Robert Thomas Charles Scott, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 13, 1886 ; (2) Alexander James Scott, Gentleman, b. 
 April 4, 1888 ; Agnes Robina Mary ; Edith Margaret ; 
 Catherine Watson ; Georgiana Josephine ; and Ella Ethel 
 Laura Jane. Residence— MeXhy , Lerwick. 
 
 SYDNEY LOUISA SCOTT, Widow, of Betton Strange, 
 only surviving daughter of the late George Jonathan Scott, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Betton Strange, by his wife 
 Augusta Frances, youngest daughter of William Wynne of 
 Peniarth, in the county of Merioneth. Armorial beartogs 
 are, upon a lozenge : Gules, three piles invected argent, 
 two issuant from the chief and one from the base, each 
 charged with a catherine-wheel of the first. Married, 
 February 25, 1868, William Edington Stuart, Esquire, late 
 Major isth Hussars, who died 1887 ; and she assumed by 
 Royal License, 1891, the name and arms of Scott. Of the 
 above marriage there is Issue — George John Scott, Gentle 
 man, born November 3, 1870 ; and Marie. Estates — Betton 
 Strange, in the county of Shropshire ; Peniarthuchaf, in 
 the county of Merioneth. Postal address — Betton Strange, 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 The Reverend THOMAS LUCAS SCOTT, M.A., 
 Incumbent of St. George's, Dublin, Canon of St. Patrick's 
 Cathedral, and formerly Rector of Lower Moville. Chaplain 
 to H.E. the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Born Aug. 22, 
 1834, being the second surviving son of the late Major 
 Thomas Scott of Willsborough, J. P., D.L., by his second 
 wife Anne, dau. of the Rev. Edward Lucas. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, on a bend azure, a mullet between two 
 crescents of the field, within a bordure engrailed pean, 
 a crescent for difference. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an escallop shell sable, charged 
 with a trefoil or. Motto — " Perge." Married, Feb. 4, 
 1864, Frances Maria, dau. of the Ven. John Russell, Arch- 
 deacon of Clogher ; and has had Issue — (i) Thos. Arthur 
 Scott, b. 1865, d. i8gi ; (2) John Russell Scott, Gentleman, 
 B.A., b. April 16, 1866; (3) William Lucas Scott, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 25, 1870 ; Frances Elizabeth ; Mary Monica ; 
 Norah Leslie ; Agnes Geraldine ; and Kathleen Verena 
 Story. Postal address — St. George's, Dublin. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD SCOTT, Esquire, J. P., D.L. 
 CO. Londonderry (High Sheriff 1857), Capt. and Hon.-Major 
 Londonderry Militia. Born Jan. 11, 1833, being the eldest 
 son of the late Major Thomas Scott of Willsborough , J. P., 
 D.L. , by his second wife Catherine Elizabeth, eldest dau. 
 of the Rev. Thos. Richardson. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 on a bend azure, a mullet between two crescents of the field, 
 within a bordure engrailed pean. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an escallop shell sable, 
 charged with a trefoil or. Motto — " Perge. " Married, 1861 , 
 Catherine Georgina, dau. of the Ven. Alexander Stuart, 
 Archdeacon of Ross; and by her (who d. 1865) has had 
 /ww^— Thomas George Stuart Scott, d. 1868 ; Catherine 
 Elizabeth ; and Anne Frances Emily, d. 1891. Seat— 
 Willsborough, co. Londonderry. 
 
 SCOTT (R.L. , 1830, H. Coll). Argent, on a mount of 
 bulrushes in base proper, a bull passant sable, a chief pean, 
 billett6 or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount of bulrushes, a stag 
 couchant proper, the dexter fore-leg resting on a billet or. 
 ■"otto — " Nunquam libertas gratior." 
 
 Son of John Charles Addyes Scott, Esq. , J. P., of Great 
 
 Barr, Ratlinghope, and Norbury, b. 1830 ; d. 1888 ; 
 
 m. 1863, Mahlah (now of Great Barr, Ratlinghope, 
 
 and Norbury), d. of Jesse Homer of Birfield Cottage, 
 
 Worcester : — 
 
 James Robert Scott, Gentleman, b. 1864; m. 1890, Kate, 
 
 d. of Charles Castelli of West Hill, Putney ; and has issue — 
 
 (i) Reginald Addyes Scott, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; Dorothy 
 
 Catherine ; and Vera Gladys. 
 
 SCOTT (7 May 1835). Erminois, three Catharine-wheels 
 sable, a bordure engrailed azure, in chief pendent by a 
 riband gules, a representation of the silver medal presented 
 to Sir Hopton Stratford Scott, K.C.B., in approbation of 
 his services at the siege and capture of Seringapatam, over 
 all a chief of the fourth, thereon a hill with lines of defence 
 all proper, superinscribed " Seetabuldee" in letters of gold. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a gryphon passant sable, gorged with an Eastern crown or, 
 supporting with the dexter fore-claw a flagstaff proper, there- 
 on flowing to the sinister a banner swallow-tailed gules, 
 inscribed " Nagpoor " in letters of gold. Motto — " Amo." 
 Son of late Sir Hopton Stratford Scott, K.C.B. , b. 
 ', d. ; fn. : — 
 
 Colonel Scott. ^«.— Shankhill, co. Dublin. 
 
 SCOTT (L.O.). Or, a lymphad, sails furled and oars 
 in action sable, flagged gules, surmounted of a bend azure, 
 charged with a mullet between two crescents argent. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 
 his liveries, a stag trippant proper. Motto — " Ready, aye 
 ready. " 
 
 Eld. surv. s. of James Scott, Esq., of Kelly, D.L. cos. 
 
 Renfrew, Dumbarton, and Lanark, b. 1810; d. 1884; 
 
 m. 1848, Jane Martha, d. of Andrew Galbraith, Esq., 
 
 D.L. :— 
 Andrew Corbet Scott, Gentleman, b. 16 May 18 ; m. 
 1886, Amy Evelyn Alston-Stewart, eld. d. of Capt. Benjamin 
 Hallowell-Boxer, R.N. , and Frances Louisa Alston-Stewart, 
 Lady of the Barony of Urrard, Perthshire, Res. — Barassie 
 House, Barassie, Troon, Ayrshire; Dalmonach House, 
 Alexandria, N.B. Clubs — Raleigh, County (Ayr), Western 
 (Glasgow), Prestwick Club (Prestwick). 
 
 [Heirs, his brother James Black Scott, Gentleman, and 
 Capt. Charles Inglis Scott.] 
 
 SCOTT (U.O). Or, on a bend azure, a mullet between 
 two crescents of the field , a bordure engrailed pean. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 escallo|>-shcli sable, charged with a trefoil or. MottO — 
 '• Perge." 
 
 Sons of 'Hiomas Scoii, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , of Wills- 
 boro*. ^. 1783; d. 187a; N». and, 1827, Anne, d. of Rev. 
 Edward Lucas of Katltconnell : — 
 
 William Edward Scott, Esq., of Willsboro" (g.v.). 
 
 Rev. Thomas Lucas Scott, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), 
 Canon of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Rector of St. George s 
 Parish, formerly Rector of Lower Moville, b. 1834 ; m. 
 i86d. Frances Maria, d. of Ven. Jojin Russell, Archdeacon 
 of Clogber; and has surv. issue (with four daus.) — (i) 
 John Russell Scott, Gentleman, h. 1866; (a) Wilfiam Lucas 
 Scott, Gentleman, b. 1870. Jies. — 60 Mountjoy Square. 
 Dublin. 
 
 Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Stewart Scott, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.. 
 P.C. , Ambassador at St. Petersburg 1898-1904; b. 1838; 
 m. 1875, Chrisii.an Crawford, d. of James Macknight. W.S. . 
 of Edinburgh ; and has issue — Charles Edward Stewart 
 Scott, Esq., ^. ; Vera Helen; Alice M.iud ; Margaret 
 
 Aimte [m. 1903, Herbert William Davis-Goff]; Marie 
 Christian ; and Eileen Agnes. Res. — 19 Elvaston Place, 
 Queen's Gate, S. W. C/«?j— Travellers', St. James's. 
 
 SCOTT (H. Coll.). Descending from an early Scotch 
 settler in Germany, the name being spelt Scott or Schott. 
 In ancient Latin documents now in possession of the 
 family the name is Scotus. Col. Scott, mentioned below, 
 is eleventh in descent from Emerich Schott or Scott of 
 Braunfek, " Receveur et Conseiller " to his Sovereign Prince 
 1451-1474, who was, according to MSS. commenced in 
 1587 by Johann Schott von Scbottenbom (and still remaining 
 in the possession of the family), seventh in descent from 
 Heinrich Schott or Scott living at Eysenrodt in Nassau in 
 the 1 2th century. The family have by Royal Licence and 
 Dt-ed-Poll reverted to the original spelling of their name as 
 Scott. ArmB — Quarterly argent and gules, the first and 
 
 second quarters each charged with a Catherine - wheel 
 counterchanged. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a catberine-wheel gules between 
 two ox-horns, party per fesse argent and gules and gules 
 and argent. Motto — " Le Dieu le Fort I'etemel parleray." 
 Livery — Drab with red facings. 
 
 Son of John George Scott (son of John Daniel Scott 
 
 or Schott, and grandson of John Daniel Scott or 
 
 Schott, a Major in the Regt. of White Hussars of the 
 
 Army of Catherine H. of Russia circa 1768), b. 1815; 
 
 d. 1858 ; m. 1840, Sarah Anne, d. of James Kinder of 
 
 Manchester: — 
 
 George Frederick Scott, Esq., late Major and Hon. 
 
 Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. The Cheshire Regt., J. P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Merioneth (on the Roll for High Sheriff 1907-8), b. 1854 ; 
 
 m. 1885, Beatrice M.iry, only surv. child of John I^igh 
 Taylor, Esq.. J.P., D.L. (Higi, sheriff co. Merioneth 
 '89s), of Penmaenucha, Dolgelfey ; and hiis issue— Sybil 
 Mary Gella. .S><i/i— Penmaenucha, Dolgelley, N. Wales ; 
 Pkis Crcgennan, Arthog, Merioneth. <7/*/^— United Service.' 
 
 SCOTT of Won (L.O., c. 1672-7). Or. on a l)end 
 azure, a mullet of six points between two crescents of the 
 first, in the sinister chief point a rose gules, stalked and 
 barbed proper, surmounted of an annulet argent. Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a stag trippant, attired with ten tynes proper. 
 Motto — " Pacem anio." Livery — Blue. 
 
 Son of Charles Scott-Plummer, Esq. (formerly Scott), 
 
 M.A., J. P. and D.L. , Convener co. Selkirk, b. 1821 ■ 
 
 d. 1880 ; m. 1857, Sophia, d. of Joseph Goff of Hale 
 
 Park, Hants: — 
 
 Charles Henry Scott-Plummer, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Selkirk, Convener of Selkirkshire, late Lieut. 86th Roy. 
 
 Irish Rifles, b. 1859. ^j/a/w— Middlestead and Sunderland 
 
 Hall. 5m/— Sunderland Hall, Selkirk, N.B. Club—Aimy 
 
 and Navy. 
 
 SCOTT of Dunninald (L.O., 1807). Argent, a fesse 
 
 counter-embattletl between three lion's heads erased gules. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of hi»J 
 
 liveries, a lion's head erased gules, langued azure. Sup-l 
 
 porters — (Dexter) an heraldic tiger, gorged with an antique] 
 
 crown ; (sinister), a stag proper, attired or, collared gules,] 
 
 and holding in the mouth a thistle proper. Motto — " Spe] 
 
 vires augentur." | 
 
 Son of Sir James Sibbald David Scott, 3rd Bart., J 
 
 F.S.A., J. P. and D.L., b. 1814; d. 1885; m. 1844,1 
 
 Harriet Anne, only d. of Henry Shank of Castlerig andl 
 
 Gleniston, co. Fife: — 7 
 
 Sir Francis David Sibbald Scott, Bart., of Dunninald,! 
 
 J. P. CO. Berks. Lieut. R.N. (ret.), b. 1851; m. 1878. Janel 
 
 Catharine, only surv. d. of A. A. Pearson of Luce, co.| 
 
 Dumfries; and has issue — Francis Montagu Sibbald Scott,! 
 
 Esq. , b. 1885 ; Ethel Harriet Sibbald ; Florence Octaviil 
 
 Sibbald ; Beatrice Ellen Sibbald ; and Evelyn Jane Sibbald.] 
 
 Res. — Dunninald. Craneswater Park, Southsea. Club—\ 
 
 Naval and Military. 
 
 SCOTT of Lytchet Minster (H. Coll., 1821). Per pale 
 indented argent and pean , a saltire counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 out of park pales erminois, an arm erect vested jser pale 
 indented argent and gules, cuffed azure, holding in the 
 hand a scroll proper. 
 
 Son of Sir Edward Henry Scott, sth Bart., D.L., 
 
 *. 1842 ; d. 1883 ; m. 1865, Emilie. d. of Lt.-Col. Henry 
 
 Packe of Twyford Hall, Norfolk : — 
 
 Sir Samuel Edward Scott. 6th Bart. (8 Sept. 1821), D.L. 
 
 Inverness, M.P. for West Marylebone since 1898, Lieut. 
 
 W. Kent Imp. Yeo., late Lieut. Roy. Horse Guards, served 
 
 in S. Africa 1900-1, b. 1873 ; m. 1896, Lady Sophia Cadogan, 
 
 d. of Earl Cadogan. 5'^a/j'— Sundridge Park, Bromley. 
 
 Kent; North Harris, N.B. ; Westbury Manor. Brackley, 
 
 Bucks. Town r«j.— 38 South Street. Mayfair, W. Clubs 
 
 — Turf, Marlborough, Bachelors'. White's. 
 
 Yr. son of Sir Claude Edward Scott. 3rd Bart., b. 
 
 1804; d. 1874; m. 1838, Mary, d. of Theophilus 
 
 Russell Buckworth of Cockley Cley Hall, Norfolk :— 
 
 Bertie Charles Scott, Esq., b. 1844; m. ist. Sophie May^ 
 
 nard (d. 1875) ; 2nd. 1876, Antoinette Maria, d. of George 
 
 Rowe ; 3rd, 1884, Berthe Ardin de I'Elteil, only d. of Count 
 
 Ardin de I'Elteil; and has issue — Robert Claude Scott, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1886 ; Berthe Charlotte ; and Claudia Maria. 
 
 JOSEPH STONEHEWER SCOTT-CHAD, Esquire, 
 M.A.. J. P. for Norfolk, High Sheriff 1863. Bom July 12, 
 1829, being the son of the late Joseph Scott. Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L. , by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of J. W. Tomlinson of 
 Cley, Norfolk, and niece of Sir Charles Chaud, Bart., of 
 Thursford, and assumed at the death of his grand-uncle, 
 the said Sir Charles, the additional surname and arms of 
 Chad by Royal Licence, dated Nov. 27, 1855, on succeed- 
 ing to the Thursford estate. Armorial bearingrs- Per pale 
 gfules and argent, a cross potent, in the ist and 4th quarters 
 a rose, in the 2nd and 3rd a cross patte. all counterchanged 
 (for Chad) quartering Scott. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a falcon, wings ex- 
 panded proper, beaked, legged, membered or, supporting 
 
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 in the dexter claw a cross potent as in the arms ; 2. Scott. 
 Married, June 12, 1856, Edith Elizabeth, youngest dau. of 
 John J. Rawlinson of Graythwaite, co. Lancaster ; and has 
 Issue— [i] Charles Scott-Chad, Gentleman, b. March 23, 
 1857 \m., April 28, 1886, Alice, eldest dau. of John Pares of 
 Southsea ; and has issue, Cecil Alice] ; Cecilia ; Mary ; 
 and Katharine [»?., Aug. 31, 1892, Capt. C. R. Dav, Oxford- 
 shire, L. I. ; and has a dau. , Cecilia Katharine Sophia]. 
 5^a/j— Thursford Hall, East Dereham, and Pincknay Hall, 
 Fakenham, Norfolk. 
 
 The Late JOHN JAMES SCOTT-CHISHOLME, 
 Esquire, Lieut. -Colonel 5th Lancers. Bom Aug. i, 1851 
 [d. 1899 on service in South Africa), being the only son of 
 the lale John Scott-Chisholme of that ilk and Stirches, co. 
 Roxburgh, who assumed the additional surname of Scott, 
 by his wife Margaret, eldest dau. of Robert Walker of 
 Mumrills, co. Stirling. Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, gules, a boar's head and neck couped argent ; 
 
 2 and 3, or, on a bend azure, a mullet argent, between two 
 crescents of the first, a bordure of the second charged with 
 as many crescents in chief, and a mullet in base of the 
 former (for Scott). Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter arm in armour embowed 
 from the shoulder, the hand holding a scimitar in bend, all 
 proper. Supporters — Dexter, a knight in armour of the 
 fifteenth century, armed at all points, and having the beaver 
 of his helmet up, and leaning on a shield charged with the 
 family arms ; sinister, a knight in armour as the former, 
 his left hand holding a lance proper, with a pennon gules, 
 having thereon the same arms. Motto— "Vi et virtute." 
 iVa/— Stirches, near Hawick, N.B. 
 
 SCOTT-ELLIOT (L.O., 1904). Quarterly, i and 4 
 grand quarters, quarterly i. and iiii., gules, on a bend 
 indented or, a flute of the first (Elliot of Arkleton, 1676); 
 ii. and iii., argent, issuing from the sinister side a dexter 
 
 arm vested, the hand grasping the trunk of an oak tree 
 eradicated and broken at the top proper, accompanied by 
 a crescent in the sinister chief and a mullet in the dexter 
 flank both gules (Armstrong of Arkleton) ; 2 and 3 grand 
 quarters, or, on a bend azure between two tents of the last, 
 
 a mullet between two crescents of the field (Scott of Bon- 
 
 chester). Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath 
 
 of his liveries, a demichevalier in complete armour holding 
 
 in his right hand a sword erect all proper. Motto — "Pro 
 
 Rege et limite." 
 
 Son of William Scott-Elliot, Esq., J. P., M.P., of 
 Arkleton, co. Dumfries, b. i8ri ; d. 1901 ; m. 1848, 
 Margaret, d. of Lewis Alexander Wallace : — 
 William Scott-Elliot, b. 1849 ; in. 1893, Maude, d. of 
 
 late Robert Boyle Travers, F.R.C.S., of Farsid, co. Cork ; 
 
 and has issue— Walter Travers Scott-Elliot, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1895. 5^a/— Arkleton, Langholm, Dumfriesshire, N.B. 
 
 Town res.— 4. Stanley Crescent, London, W. Club— 
 
 Union, S.W. 
 
 SSiR ALFRED SCOTT SCOTT-GATTY, Knight 
 (1904), Garter Principal King of Arms, F.S.A., 
 Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. 
 Born 1847, being the second son of the Rev. Alfred Gatty, 
 D. D. , Vicar of Ecclesfield , and Sub- Dean of York Cathedral, 
 by his first wife Margaret, daughter and co-heir of the Rev, 
 Alexander John Scott, D.D., Vicar of Catterick, in the co. 
 of York, sometime Chaplain in the Royal Navy ; Rouge 
 Dragon Pursuivant of Arms 1880-86 ; York Herald 1886- 
 1904 ; and assumed by Royal License in the year 1892 the 
 additional surname and arms of Scott. Armorial bearings 
 
 — His official coat as Garter King of Arms, viz. argent, a 
 cross gules, on a chief azure, a ducal crown within a Garter 
 between a lion of England and a fleur-de-lis all or, the 
 escutcheon being surmounted by the crown and surrounded 
 by the collar of SS of his office, and in saltire behind the 
 shield two representations of the sceptre of silver gilt. 
 Below the escutcheon depends his badge of the office of 
 Garter. Marshalled with this achievement are his personal 
 arms, as follows : Quarterly i and 4, per fesse sable and 
 azure, in chief a demi-cat issuant guardant argent, and in 
 base a shin bone in bend surmounted by another in bend 
 sinister, between four fleurs-de-lis or (for Gatty) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, gutt^e-de-poix, on a bend cottised azure, a mullet 
 of six points pierced between two crescents of the first (for 
 Scott) ; and impahng the arms of Foster, namely ermine, a 
 bugle-horn vert, garnished and stringed or, on a chief arched 
 gules, two roses argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crests — I. upon a wreath of the colours, a fern-brake, 
 rising therefrom a cock pheasant all proper (for Gatty) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 stag trippant proper, gorged with a collar gemelle ar- 
 gent, and supporting with the sinister foreleg a trident 
 in bend sinister or (for Scott). MottO— "I gatti cadono 
 sempre in piedi." Married, 1874, Elizabeth Emma, eldest 
 dau. of the late John Foster of Newhall Grange, Maltby, in 
 the CO. of York ; and has Issue — (i) Alexander John Scott 
 
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 Scott-Gatty, Eaq., k. Oct. %, 187c [*». Feb. 10, 190a. Una 
 Mary, eldest dau. of Kt. Hon. Sir William Hart Dyke, 
 Bart., I'.C, M.P., and has issue, Edward Comyn Scott- 
 (Jatty. Esq.); (a) Charles Comyn Scott Scott-Gatty, Esq., 
 b. Oct. 5, 1880 Tm. luly 7, 1904, Cecily Muriel, dau. and co- 
 heir of Hon. Cnarfes Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy, sometime 
 Lieut. -CoL Grenadier Guards]. Residences — Wendover 
 l..odgc.1Welwyn, Herts; 9 Victoria Square, London, S.W. 
 Postal address — Heralds' College, E.C. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 S FRANCIS LOUIS SCOIT-KERR. Esquire, Capt. 
 Cameron Highlanders. Bom June 14, 1868, being 
 the third son of the late William Scott- Kerr, Esq., J. P. and 
 I). L., by his second wife Frances Louisa, second dau. of 
 Robert Fennessy of Wilton Place, London. Armorial 
 bearlns:!— Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a chevron argent, 
 between in chief a crescent and in base a buck's head 
 erased or, three mullets of the field, a border azure (for 
 Kerr) ; a and 3, or, on a bend azure a star of six points 
 between two crescents of the field, in the sinister a rose 
 gules, stalked and barbed proper, surmounted by a martlet 
 argent (for Scott). Mantling gules and argent. CreatB — 
 I. on a wreath of his liveries, the sun proper. Motto (over) 
 — " Regulier et vigoureux." a. on a wreath of his liveries, 
 a st!^ trippant armed with ten tynes proper. Motto (over) 
 — "Pacem amo." Married, June 30, 1894, Sybil, dau. of 
 Horace Cockerell, C.S. I. Residence — 
 
 S ROBERT SCOTT-KERR, Esquire. Major Grenadier 
 Guards. Bom Nov. 8, 1859, being the eldest son of 
 the late William Scott-Kerr, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his 
 second wife Frances Louisa, second dau. of Robert Fennessy 
 of Wilton Place, London. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, gules, on a chevron argent, between in chief a 
 crescent and in base a buck's head erased or, three mullets 
 of the field, a border azure (for Kerr) ; a and 3, or, on a 
 bend azure, a star of six points between two crescents of the 
 field, in the sinister a rose gules, stalked and barbed proper, 
 surmounted by a martlet argent (for Scott). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of his liveries, 
 the sun proper. Motto (over)— " Regulier et vigoureux." 
 a. on a wreath of his liveries, a stag trippant armed with 
 ten tynes proper. Motto (over)— " Pacem amo." Seat — 
 Sunlaws, near Kelso, co. Roxb»irgh. 
 
 WILLIAM MURRAY THREIPLAND SCOTT- 
 KERR, Esquire, late Capt. Grenadier Guards. Bom Dec. 
 ai, 1866, being the second son of the late William Scott- 
 Kerr, Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his second wife Frances 
 Louisa, second dau. of Robert Fennessy of Wilton Place, 
 Ix>ndon. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 on a chevron argent, between in chief a crescent and in 
 base a buck's head erased or, three mullets of the field, a 
 border azure (for Kerr) ; a and 3. or, on a bend azure, a 
 star of six pomts between two crescents of the field, in the 
 sinister chief a rose gules, stalked and barbed proper, sur- 
 mounted by a martlet argent (for Scott). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of his liveries, the sun 
 proper. Motto (over)— " Regulier et vigoureux." a. on a 
 wreath of his liveries, a stag trippant armed and ten tynes 
 proper. Motto (over)— " Pacem amo." Married, 1899, 
 Charlotte Eleanor, dau. and co-heir of William Wyndhani 
 Lewis, Esq., J. P., D.L. ; and has /w««— Patrick Wynd- 
 ham, b. 1904. 5«a/— Fingask Castle, Perthshire. 
 
 S WILLIAM SCOTT-MONCRIEFF, Esquire, Major 
 Middlesex Regt. Bom June 15, 1858, being the eldest 
 surviving son of the late Rev. William Scott-Moncrieff, 
 M.A., J.P. cos. Edinburgh and Perth, Rector of Easington, 
 and Hon. Canon of Ehirham Cathedral, by his wife Hannah, 
 dau. of Robert Overton of Leicester. Armorial bearings — 
 Quainerly i and 4, argent, a pheon azure, between three 
 lions' heads erased gules, langued of the second (for Scott) ; 
 a and 3, argent, a lion rampant gules, a chief ermine, within 
 a bordure engrailed azure (for Moncrieff ). Mantling gult s 
 and argent. Crest- On a wreath of his liveries, three stalks 
 of wheat growing out of the ground proper. Motto— 
 " Inde spes." Married, July 14, 1886, Alice Margaret, dau. 
 of the late John Cassels, formerly of Bombay ; and has 
 Issue— (i) Robert Scott-Moncrieff, Gentleman, b. May 4, 
 1887; (a) William Scott-Moncrieff, Gentleman, b. April 27, 
 1888. 5m/— Fossaway, Dollar, N.B. Residence — The 
 Barracks, Hounslow. 
 
 M CHARLES HENRY SCOTT-PLUMMER, Esquire, 
 O J.P. and D.L. Selkirkshire, Convener of the county. 
 Bom Oct. i8, 1859, being the eldest son of (Jharles Scoit- 
 Plummer of Middlestead and Sunderland Hall, and Sopliia, 
 dau. of Joseph Goff of Hale Park, Hants. /-/Trry— bark 
 blue, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Ai\m, 
 on a chevron between three lions' heads erased or, gutt(?e- 
 de-sang, as many martlets of the field (for I'luinmer of 
 Middlestead) ; gules, on a chevron argent, three stars of 
 the first, in base a stag's head erased (for Ker of Sunderland 
 Hall) ; or, on a bend azure, a star of six points hetwicn 
 two crescents of the field, and in the sinister chief point a 
 rose gules, stalked and barbed vert, surmounted by an 
 annulet (for Scott). Crest (of Plummer)— A lion issuing 
 argent, holding a twig of palm in his dexter paw. Motto 
 — "Consulto et audacter.' Crest (of Scott of Woll) A 
 slag trippant, armed with ten tynes proper. Motto— 
 "Pacem amo." [These arms are separately on record in 
 Lyon Register, but they have never been marshalled or 
 re-matriculated, as they really should be, by Mr. Scoit- 
 Plummer.] Seat — Middlestead and Sunderland Hall, 
 Selkirk. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 Sir OWEN HENRY PHILIPPS SCOURFIELD. 
 and Baronet (Feb. 18, 1876), of The Mote, and William 
 ston, CO. Pembroke, M.A. Oxford, J.P. and D.L. for 
 Haverfordwest, J.P. for Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen- 
 shire, High Sheriff for the former co. 1881, Hon. Col. 
 Pembroke Yeomanry Cavalry. Born Oct. 10, 1847, being 
 the elder and only surviving son of the late Sir John Henry 
 Scourfield, ist Bart, (was Lord-Lieut, and Custos Rotulorum 
 of the CO. of the town of Haverfordwest, M.P. for Haver- 
 fordwest from 1852 to 1868, and for the co. of Pembroke 
 from 1868 to the time of his death), by his wife Augusta 
 Lort, second dau. of John Lort Phillips of Lawrenny Park, 
 CO. Pembroke. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 per saltire sable and gules, three greyhounds courant in 
 pale argent, collared or (for Scourfield) ; a and 3, argent, 
 fretty azure, a lion rampant sable gorged with a wreath 
 of oak or (for Phillipps) ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling sable and gull ~ 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount v(' 
 a trunk of a tree eradicated fesseways proper, thereon 
 greyhound courant argent, collared or (for Scourfield) ; 2. 
 a lion rampant sable, gorged with a wreath of oak, and 
 resting a sinister paw upon a fret or (for Phillipps). Mottoi 
 Over the crest of Scourfield, " Fideliter fortiter feliciter 
 over that of Phillipps, " Animo et fide." Livery — Cli 
 scarlet piping. Married, firstly, March 6, 1877, Gerti 
 Katherine, only dau. of Seymour Philips Allen of Cresse! 
 CO. Pembroke, by his wife Lady Catherine Wallop, sister 
 the slh Earl of Portsmouth. He married secondly, Jan. 
 1896, Frances Katharina Harriet, dau. of the late Rev. J 
 Turner Lea of Orchardlea, Droitwich, Vicar of Far Foi 
 Bewdley. Seats — Williamston, Neyland, R.S.O., and 
 Mote, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. Clubs — Caiiti 
 Windham, Boodle's, United University. 
 
 SCRASE, quartered by DICKINS. 
 
 SCRASE-DICKINS (R.L., 1855). Quarterly. 1 and",, 
 ermine, on a cross flory sable, a leapord's face or (Dickins— 
 granted by Segar, 1625) ; 2 and 3, azure, a dolphin naiant 
 argent, fins or, between three escallops of the last (Scrase— 
 arms confirmed and crest granted by Segar, 1616). Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a jf 
 lion sejant sable, holding in the dexter paw a cross flory or 
 (Dickins) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on the stump of a 
 tree entwined by a serpent proper, a falcon volant also 
 proper, beaked, membered, and belled or (Scrase). 
 
 Sons of Charles Spencer Scrase-Dickins, Esq., of 
 Coolhurst, J.P., D.L., b. 1830; d. 1884; m. 1855. 
 Anna Maria, d. of Robert Aldridge of St. Leonard's 
 Forest, Horsham : — 
 
 Charles Robert Scrase-Dickins, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Sussex, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1857. Seats— CooWwasi . 
 Horsham ; Currawn, Achill, co. Mayo. 
 
 Col. Spencer William Scrase-Dickins, Highland Light 
 Inf., b. i86a. Res.— 
 
 Alwyne Frederick Scrase-Dickins, Gentleman, b. 1864. 
 Res.— 
 
 Compton Beauclerk Scrase-Dickins, Gentleman, h. 1870. 
 Res.— 
 
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 Ygst. son of Charles Scrase-Dickins, Esq., of Coolhurst, 
 
 J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff Sussex i860), d. 1794; d. 
 
 1875 ; m. 1829, Lady Frances Elizabeth Compton, d. 
 
 of Charles, ist Marquess of Northampton : — • 
 Major-Gen. William Dnimmond Scrase-Dickins, J. P., 
 late 31st Regt., served in Indian Mutiny and Crimea, 6. 
 1832 ; m. 1880, Anne Matilda Catherine, d. of Gen. Sir 
 George Townshend Walker, Bart., and widow of Major 
 Henry William Paget. Seui — Collingwood, Hawkhurst, 
 Kent. 
 
 S SIMON CONYERS SCROPE, Esquire, Major York- 
 shire Artillery (Militia), and claims the ancient Earldom 
 of Wiltes (created 1397). Born October 16, 1857, being the 
 eldest son of Simon Thomas Scrope, Esquire, of Danby 
 Hall, by his wife Emily Jane, third daughter of Robert 
 Berkeley, Esquire, of Spetchley, in the county of Worcester. 
 Livery — Dark blue with silver buttons. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Azure, a bend or, with very many illustrious quarterings. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his de- 
 g[ree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of ostrich feathers 
 proper; with the Mottoes, " Devant si je puis;" "En 
 espoir je vive attendant grace." Estates — Danby, co. 
 Yorkshire; Cockerington, co. Lincoln. Postal address — 
 Danby-on-Yore, Middleham, R.S.O. , Yorks. 
 
 S HENRY SCRYMGEOUR- WEDDERBURN, Es- 
 quire, of Wedderburn and Birkhill, co. Fife, Heredi- 
 tary Stardard Bearer of Scotland, D.L. and J. P. for the 
 CO. of Fife, and J. P. for co. of Forfar, formerly Capt. in the 
 17th and S2nd Regts. Born April 18, 1840, being the eldest 
 son of the late Frederick Lewis Scrymgeour- Wedderburn , 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., by his wife the Hon. Helen, fifth 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. John Arbuthnott, 8th Viscount Arbuth- 
 nott. Livery — Drab, with crimson facings and silver lace. 
 Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron 
 between three roses gules (for Wedderburn) ; 2 and 3, gules, 
 a lion rampant or, armed and langued azure, holding in 
 the dexter forepaw a broadsword proper (for Scrymgeour), 
 Mantlings - Dexter, gules, doubled argent ; sinister, gules. 
 
 doubled or. Crests On the dexter side, an eagle's head 
 erased proper, with the Hotto, " Non degener " (for Wed- 
 derburn) ; on the sinister side, a lion's gamb erased in 
 bend, holding a cutlass both proper, with the Motto, " Dissi- 
 pate" (for Scrymgeour). Supporters — On either side a grey- 
 hound argent, collared gules. Married, March 31, 1869, 
 Juliana, youngest dau. of Thomas Braddell of Coolmelagh, 
 CO. Wexford; and has Issue ~{i) Henry Scrymgeour- Wed- 
 derburn, Esq., Capt. Gordon Highlanders, b. June 28, 1872; 
 (2) Frederick Lewis Scrymgeour- Wedderburn, Gentleman, 
 b. June 27, 1874 ; (3) Charles Kenneth Scrymgeour- Wedder- 
 burn, Gentleman, b. May 29, 1887 ; (4) William Ogilvy 
 Scrymgeour- Wedderburn, Gentleman, b. Nov. 22, 1894 ; 
 Helen Margaret ; Mary Turner ; Anne Grizel ; Katherine 
 Elspeth ; Juliet; and Maud Kathleen, ^j/a/w— Wedder- 
 burnand Kingennie, in the co. of Forfar ; Birkhill, in the 
 CO. of Fife. 5^a/— Birkhill, Cupar, Fife, N.B. Clubs — 
 Junior United Service, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 SCRYMSCOURE, quartered by STEWART-FOTHER- 
 INGHAM. 
 
 S WALTER THOMAS JAMES SCRYMSOURE- 
 STEUART-FOTHRINGHAM, Esquire, of Pourie, 
 Fothringham, and Tealing, Forfarshire, D.L. for Perthshire 
 and for Forfarshire, late Lieut. Scots Guards, formerly 
 Lieut. Forfar and Kincardine Artillery Militia. Bom 
 Dec. 7, 1862, being the only son of Thomas Frederick 
 Scrymsoure-Fothringham, Esq., of Pourie, &c. , who died 
 1864, by Lady CharlotteCarnegie, sister of James, 9th Earl 
 of Southesk. Succeeded as heir of entail to the estates of 
 Grantully and Murthly, co. Perth, 1890, when he assumed the 
 additional name of Steuart. Armorial bearings— Quarterly, 
 I. ermine, three bars gules (for Fothringham) ; 2. gules, 
 embordured a lion rampant or with a scimitar in his dexter 
 paw proper (for Scrymsoure) ; 3. argent, a lion passant 
 guardant gules, crowned or, in the middle chief a crescent, 
 all within a bordure of the second (for Ogilvy) ; 4. quarterly 
 i. and iiii., or, a fesse chequy azure and argent ; ii. and iii. , 
 argent, a galley, oars in action, sable, the fourth grand 
 quarter all within a bordure azure, charged with eight 
 buckles or (for Steuart). Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crests — I. on the dexter side, on a wreath of his liveries, a 
 griffin segreant proper, and on an escrol above this MottO, 
 "Be it fast"; 2. on the sinister side, on a wreath of his 
 liveries, a lion's gamb erased holding a scimitar all proper, 
 
 and on an escrol above this Motto, "Dissipate." Sup- 
 porters — On either side a savage wreathed about the head 
 and middle with laurel, and holding in his exterior hand a club 
 resting on his shoulder all proper. Seats— GxAnfaWy Castle, 
 Aberfeldy, N.B. ; Murthly Castle, Perthshire; Fothringham, 
 Forfar, N.B. ; Tealing, Dundee. C/k^j— Guards', Carlton, 
 
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 SCUDAMORE, quartered by LLANDAFF. 
 
 SCUDAMORE. se« LUCAS^CUDAMORE. 
 
 VINCENT SCULLY. Esquire. Bachelor of Arts of the 
 University of Oxford. Bom August i, 1846. being the 
 eldest son of the late Vincent Scully. Esquire, of Mantle 
 Hill, in CO. Tipperary. one of His Majesty's Counsel 
 Learned in the Law. by his wife Susanna, daughter of 
 John Grogan of Harcourt Street. Dublin. Barrister-at-Law. 
 and sister of Sir Edward Grogan, Baronet, Member of 
 Parliament for the city of Dublin, 18.11-1864. Clui — Ox- 
 ford and Cambridge. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Amu : Vert, a cross botonn«5 between two mullets in chief 
 and a fleur-de-lis in base or. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet Ix-fitling his degree, with a mantling vert and or ; 
 and for his Crest, out of a mural crown proper, a pha-nix. 
 also proper, charged on the breast with a cross botonn^ 
 or. Motto— "Sine laberesurgens." Bookplate Motto— 
 
 " ®n bookrs for to rrtt 5 me liflgtt, 
 auti to thtm gibt 5 frptf) nnlj full rrrttnrr." 
 
 Married, firstly, November 21, 1871. Emma Eliza Mary 
 Clare, daughter of Pierse Marcus Barron, Esquire. of Belmont 
 
 of Owen Putland Meyrick of Bodorgan, Anglesey. Ar- 
 morial bearings Or, two barrulets azure, between three 
 wolves' heads erased sable, in the fesse point a mural crown 
 gules; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a Baronet. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out of a 
 
 Park, Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Waterford ; and 
 by her (who died April 7, 1890) has had Issue— (1) Vincent 
 Bernard Scully, Gentleman, bom September i, 1872, died 
 November 10, following ; (2) Denys Vincent Arthur Scully, 
 Gentleman, born September 6, 1873; (3) Vincent Marcus 
 Barron Scully, Gentleman, born July 2. 1881 ; Katherine 
 Juliet Mary ; Manuella Beatrice Mary ; and Louise Frances. 
 He married secondly, July 22, 1897. Amy, youngest dau. 
 of the late John Netterville Barron, foriiierly of the sgth 
 Regt. 5<?a/— Mantle Hill House, Golden, near Cashei, in 
 the county of TSpperary. 
 
 H Sir JOHN HENRY SEALE, 3rd Baronet (July 13, 
 W 1838), of Mount Boone, co. Devon, J.P. and D.L. cos. 
 Devon and Monmouth, Barrister-at-Law. Born Nov. 14, 
 1843, being the only son of Sir Henry Paul Scale, 2nd 
 Bart., by his wife Emily, youngest dau. of Col. I. R. 
 Hartman, Coldstream Guards, and granddau. and coheir 
 
 crown vallery or. a wolfs head argent, the neck encircled 
 with a wreath of oak vert. Married, firstly, May 21, 1879. 
 Mary Henrietta, only surviving child of Arthur Hyde Dendy ' 
 of Rock House, Torquay, and Parkfield, and by her (who 
 died 1882) has Issue — (i) John Carteret Hyde Scale, Esq.. 
 b. 1881 ; (2) Henry Dendy Scale, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; and 
 Edith Mary. He married secondly, June 2, 1885, Adela, 
 dau. of Capt. Edward Jodrell, i6th Regt., and sister 
 of Sir Alfred Jodrell, 4th Baronet, of Sail Park. Seat— 
 Wonastow Court, Monmouth. C/«3— Junior Carlton. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable CHARLES SEALE- 
 HAYNE, P.C., J.P. for cos. Devon and Middlesex I 
 and borough of Dartmouth, M.P. Mid-Devon since 1885,, 
 P.C., and Paymaster-General 1892-95, Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. ^ 
 Devonshire Regt. , Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn). Bom\ 
 Oct. 22, 1833, hemg the only son of the late Charles Hayne-| 
 Scale, by his wife Louisa dau. of Richard Jennings of Port- 
 land Place. London, and Ridge, Herts, /.irery— Purple] 
 and orange, and purple stiped waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ings (being the arms of Scale) -Or, two barrulets azure, 
 between three wolves' heads two and one erased sable, in 
 the fesse point a mural crown gules. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest -Out of a crown vallary or, a wolfs head ar- 
 gent, accolled with a wreath of oak proper. Motto -"In 
 coelo salus." Seats ~V\\X House, Chudleigh ; Fugc House 
 and Kingswear Castle, Dartmouth, Devon ; Raynham, co. 
 Gloucester; Whitton, co. Middlesex. Town house — 6 
 Upper Belgrave Street. S.W. Clubs -Rtiorm, National 
 Liberal. 
 
 SEALY, see KING-SEALY. 
 
 SEAVER. see RICARDE-SEAVER. 
 
 LEWIS BOYD SEBASTIAN, Gentleman, B.C.L. 
 M.A. (Oxon), Barrister-at-Law. Born 1851, being the 
 only son of Lewis Sebastian of Balham, by his wife Helen 
 Sarah, dau. of Jonathan Noad of Road, co. Somerset. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Per chevron invecied ermine and 
 
 Is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 azure, in chief an eagle's wing sable between two dexter 
 hands couped at the wrist pointing upwards, with the thumb 
 and two fingers proper, and in base a demi-cat-a-mountain 
 guardant of the last. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-cat-a-mountain guar- 
 dant proper, holding in the dexter paw an eagle's wing sable, 
 and resting the sinister paw on a dexter hand as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Roi, foi, loi. " Married, Aug. 19, 1879, Harriet 
 Maria, elder dau. of Bengt Rcinhold Lennartson of Norum, 
 Werniland, Sweden ; and has Issue — (i) Lewis Francis Theo- 
 dore Sebastian, Gentleman, b. Aug. 4, 1882 {d. 1898) ; (2) 
 Gerald Noel Boyd Sebastian, Gentleman, b. Dec. 24, 1883 ; (3) 
 Skinner Raymond Sebastian, Gentleman, b. Oct. 30, 1886 ; 
 (4) Brian Leonard Geoffrey Sebastian, Gentleman, Cadet 
 R.N., b. Feb. 7, 1891 ; (5) ErroU Graham Sebastian, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 2, 1892 ; and Hilda Louise. Postal 
 addresses — 22 Kensington Court, W. ; 13 New Square, 
 Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C. Clubs — Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge, Savage. 
 
 GUY THOMAS SAUNDERS SEBRIGHT, Esquire, 
 late Lieut, ist Batt. Coldstream Guards, J. P. co. Herts. 
 Born Aug. 19, 1856, being the fourth son of Sir Thomas 
 Gage Saundt-rs Sebright, 8th Bart., by his second wife 
 Olivia Henry, dau. of John Joseph Henry and Lady Emily 
 FitzGerald. Livery -Black, with white collar and cuffs; 
 (dress) white cloth trimmed with black braid in small cinque- 
 foils, black plush breeches and white silk hose, silver garters. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three cinquefoils sable, im- 
 paling the arms of Frederi k, namely or, on a chief azure, 
 three doves argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an heraldic tiger. Married, 
 June 27, 1882, Olive Emily Frederick, dau. of Arthur 
 Frederick, Gentleman, of 26 Beaufort Gardens, London ; 
 and has Issue — Guy Ivo Sebright, Gentleman, b. June 11, 
 1883. 5«rt^-Hever Castle, Kent. C/?/<^j— Travellers', 
 Guards', Bachelors'. 
 
 Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE SECCOMBE, G.C.I.E., 
 K.C.S. I., C.B. , (Civil Division). Born 1812, being 
 the only son of John Seccombe, by his wife Ann, 
 
 daughter of Lawrence Lee; created C.B. 1869, K.C.S.I. 
 1877, and G.C.I. E. 1892; was Financial Secretary to the 
 
 Secretary of State for India in Council 1859 -1879, and 
 Assistant Under-Secretary of State for India, 1872 to 1881. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse gules, between 
 three lions rampant sable, a lotus-flower slipped and leaved 
 proper, in the centre chief point an Eastern crown of the 
 second, a bordure invected of the third. Upon the escutcheon, 
 which is surrounded by the ribbon of the Order of the Indian 
 Empire, and by the collar and pendent therefrom the star 
 of a G.C.I. E., of a K.C.S.I., and the badge of a C.B. 
 (Civ. Div. ), is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion rampant sable between two elephants' 
 proboscides proper ; with the Motto, " Paratus et fidelis." 
 Married, 1833, Louisa, daughter of Hugh Pollett (she died 
 1884) ; and has had Issue — (i) John Thomas Seccombe, 
 Esquire, b. 1834, d. 1895 ; (2) William Thome Seccombe, 
 b. 1837, d. 1849; (3) Arthur Seccombe, b. 1839, d. 1854; 
 (4) Henry Lawrence Seccombe, Esquire, b. 1841 ; (5) 
 Edward Hepburne Seccombe, Esquire, b. 1843; and IJlanche 
 Ann. Postal address — Sheridan, Newton Abbot. Club — 
 St. Stephen's. 
 
 SEEL, see MOLYNEUX-SEEL. 
 
 Sir CHARLES SEELY, ist Baronet (Feb. 19, 1896), 
 of Sherwood Lodge, Arnold, co. Nottingham, and Brooke 
 House, Isle of Wight, J. P. and D.L. for co. Nottingham, 
 and High Sheriff for same 1890, J. P. for cos. Southampton 
 and Derby, Knight of Grace of Order of St. John of Jeru- 
 salem in England, sometime M.P. for the borough of 
 Nottingham, 1869-74 and 1880-85, and for the western 
 division of the said borough 1885-86 and 1892-95 ; some- 
 time Lieut. -Col. of the ist Nottinghamshire (Robin Hood) 
 Rifle Volunteers. Born Aug. 11, 1833, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Charles Seely, Esq., 
 J. P. for COS. Lincoln, Southampton, and Surrey, D, O. for 
 CO. Lincoln ; High Sheriff for said co. of Southampton, 
 M.P. for city of Lincoln, by his wife Mary, youngest dau. 
 of Jonathon Hilton of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Azure, three ears of wheat banded or, between 
 two martlets in pale and as many chaplets of roses in fesse 
 argent ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of three ears of wheat 
 banded or, the trunk of a tree fesseways eradicated, and 
 sprouting in the dexter proper. Motto— "In Deo spero." 
 Married, Aug. 11, 1857, Emily dau. of William Evans of 
 Cornwall Gardens, London; and has Issue — (\) Charles 
 Hilton Seely, Esq., M.A. Camb., J. P. for cos. Nottingham 
 and Southampton, Lieut.-Col. 5th Vol. Batt. Hampshire 
 Regt., and formerly Capt. ist Nottinghamshire (Robin 
 Hood) Rifle Vols., M.P. for co. Lincoln since 1895, b. 
 July 7, 1859 \m., Dec. 9, 1891, Hilda Lucy, eldest dau. of 
 Richard Tassell Anthony Grant of Staffa, West Cowes, 
 Isle of Wight, J. P. CO. Southampton, and has issue, Charles 
 Grant Seely, Esq., b. Nov. 29, 1894; Hugh Michael Seely, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 2, 1898 ; Victor Basil John Seely, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 18, 1900 ; Violet Lucy Emily ; and Ivy Angela, 
 twin with Hugh Michael] ; (2) Arthur Seely, Esq., 3. June i, 
 d. June 2, i860; (3) Frank Evelyn Seely, Esq., J.P. Notts, 
 Capt. South Notts Yeomanry Cavalry \m., Aug. 8, 1899, 
 Lelia Elizma, dau. of Rev. H. C. Russell, and granddau. 
 of Lord Charles James Fox Russell, and has issue, a dau.] ; 
 (4) John Edward Bernard Seely, Esq., Capt. in the Hamp- 
 shire Yeomanry, now commanding Hampshire Company 
 of the Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa, M.P. for Isle of 
 Wight since 1900, b. May 31, 1868 \m., July 9, 1895, Emily 
 Florence, dau. of Col. the Hon. Henry George Lewis 
 Crichton of Netley Castle, co. Southampton, Brigndier of 
 the Portsmouth Volunteer Brigade, and has issue, Frank 
 Reginald Seely, Gentleman, b. June 26, 1896 ; Henry John 
 Alexander Seely, Gentleman, b. May i, 1899 ; and Emily 
 Grace]; Florence Mary; Emily \m., Oct. 31, 1868, John 
 Ralph Starkey, Esq., J.P. for co. Nottingham, and has 
 issue]; Annie \m.. May 24, 1884, Reginald Pemberton 
 Leach, Major R.A., and has issue]; Lilian \m., June 7, 
 1888, Col. Philip Hugh Dalbiac of Queen's Gate Gardens, 
 late M.P. for North Camberwell, and has issue]; Mary 
 \m. William Hollins of Pleasley Vale, co. Derby, J.P. for 
 COS. Nottingham and Derby, High Sheriff of Notts 1896, 
 and has issue] ; and Sylvia Ruth. Seats —Sherwood Lodge, 
 Arnold, co. Nottingham ; Brooke House, Brooke, Isle of 
 Wight. C/k^j -Reform, Brooks's. 
 
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 SEGRAVE, tee MOWBRAY. 
 
 HENRYSEGRAVE. Esquire.J.P. CO. Dublin.J.P..D.L. 
 Wicklow. High Sheriff for co. Wicklow 1893, late Capt. 
 lath Foot. Bont 1833. being the second son of Henry 
 John Srgra\-e of Cabra, by his wife Anna Frances, dau. of 
 William Kellt-t of Ureal Clonard, co. Wexford. Armorial 
 bMuin^— Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a bend gules, three 
 trefoils or ; a and 3, azure, three eagles displayed or. 
 HffitUny gules and argent. Orett— On a wreath of the 
 colours. ;« dcmi-lion rampant argent, between the paws a 
 branch of oak proper, fructed or. MottO— "Dieu et nion 
 Roi." Married, 18^0, Mary Eliiabeth, dau. of Edward 
 Francis Dehane of The Beaches, co. Staftord ; and has 
 Issti* — (i) O'Neill Segrave, Gentleman [«., Sept. 17, 
 i88a. Beatrix, dau. of W. j. J. Warneford, Deputy As- 
 sJstant-Quartcrmastcr-General ; (a) Walter Henry Segrave, 
 Gentleman; (3) Charles William Segrave, Gentleman [m., 
 April 27, 1893, Mary Lucy (d. Aug. 26, 1898), dau. ol 
 James K. Harwood, late U.S. Navy, and granddau. of the 
 late Right Rev. James Kemp, Archbishop of Maryland, 
 U.S.A. He m. secondly, June 11, 1901, Jessica Camp- 
 bell, only dau. of John Stone, Esq.,J.P.,of Huyton, Lanes.]; 
 Frances Emma[M., Nov. 21, 1876, Sir John Talbot Power, 
 3rd liart. . and has issue]; Mary Clare [»i., Jan. 31, 1889, 
 Hon. George Slopford, third son of the Karl of Courtown] ; 
 and Edith Blanche [w. Henry Close, son of Maxwell Close of 
 Drumbanagher, Newry]. Seats— Cabn. House, co. Dublin ; 
 Kiltimon, Newtonmountkennedy, co. Wicklow ; Calla 
 House, Kilconnell, co. Galway. 
 
 SELBY, quartered by MOSTYN. 
 
 The Late WALTER ARTHUR SELBY, Gentleman. 
 Bom July 31, 1883, being the eldest son of the late Walter 
 Charles Selby, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1885, and his wife 
 Margaret Beatrice, second dau. of the late H. G. Bromilow. 
 Armorial bearings— Barry of eight or and sable. Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a Saracen's head proper, wreathed about the temples or and 
 sable. Motto — "Semper sapit suprema." Residence — 
 Beadnell House, Chathill, R.S.O., Northumberland. 
 
 SELY, quartered by SMITH. 
 
 SEMER, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 SEN HOUSE, quartered by IRWIN. 
 
 SENHOUSE, see MINTON - SENHOUSE and 
 POCKLINGTON-SENHOUSE. 
 
 SERGISON (R.L., H. Coll., 23 April 1812; orig. granted 
 1691). Argent, on a chevron between three dolphins naiant, 
 embowed sable, a plate between two fleurs-de-lis of the 
 field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dolphin naiant embowed sable, pierced 
 with an arrow transversely argent, vulned gules. Livery — 
 Blue. 
 
 Only surv. s. of Warden Sergison, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 
 of Cuckfield Park, Sussex, Capl. 4th Q.O. Hussars, 
 
 b. 1835, d. 1888 ; m. 1Z67, Emilia, d. of. Sir William 
 
 Gordon Gordon-Cumming, 2nd Bart., of Altyre and 
 
 Gordonstoun : — 
 
 Charles Warden Sergison, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Sussex, 
 
 Capt. Reserve of Officers, late Scots Guards, b. 1867; m. 1891, 
 
 Hon. Florence Emma Louisa Hanbury Tracy, d. of Charles, 
 
 4th I^rd Sudeley ; and has issue— Prudence Ida Evelyn ; 
 
 and Cynthea Mary. 5«a/j— Cuckfield Park, Cuckfield; 
 
 Slaugham Place, Crawley; Butler's Green, Hayward's 
 
 Heath. Clubs — Bachelors', Guards'. 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Thomas Sergison, Rector of 
 Slaugham, Sussex, b. 1801 ; d. 1874 ; m. 1826, ist, 
 Janette EUrabeth (d. 1846), d. of Jeremiah Ives of 
 St. Catherine's, Sussex ; 2nd, , Catherine Frances 
 
 Eleanora, d. of William Colegrave, formerly of 
 Bracebridge Hall :— 
 Albert William Sergison, Gentleman, ^1840; m. , 
 
 Louisa, d. of Capt. Hotham. Res. — 
 
 William de Manbey Sergison, Gentleman, b. 
 Res.— 
 
 SERJEANT, quartered by BARNEWALL. 
 SEROCOLD, see PEARCE-SEROCOLU. 
 
 SETON, quartered by GORDON - LENNOX antj 
 MONTGOMERIE. 
 
 SETON, Baron, see EGLIN TON. 
 
 S ALEXANDER DAVID SETON of Mounie, Esquire.J 
 Capt. and Hon. Major Forfar and Kincanlineshirel 
 Art. Militia, J. P. Aberdeenshire. Bom Oct. 25, 1854, being 
 the eldest son and only surviving child of Major Georg 
 Seton, late 93rd Highlanders, by his wife Anne Lu 
 Wake, dau. of Baldwin Wake ; and succeeded to the estati 
 of Mounie at the decease of his uncle, 1894. Liveiy-~-\ 
 Pepper and salt coat, piped red. Armorial bearings— j 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, or three crescents, and in the fesse 
 point a man's heart distilling drops of blood, within a Royal 
 double tressure flowered and counterflowered of ileurs-de- 
 lis gules (for Seton) ; 2 and 3 argent, issuing out of a bar 
 wavy sable, a demi-otter of the last crowned with an 
 antique crown or (for Meldnim), m the centre of the quar- 
 ters a crescent azure for difference. Above the shield is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 doubled argent ; and issuing from a wreath of the li^f^^- 
 or and gules, is set for Crest, a demi-man in armour, bear- 
 ing up in his dexter hand the Royal banner of Scotland, 
 namely gules, on a canton azure, a saltire argent bendways 
 and displayed all proper, scarf over dexter shoulder, plume 
 and waistbelt argent ; and in an escroll over the same this 
 Motto, "Sustento sanguine signa." Married, February 
 
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 12, 1879, Emily Isabel, second daughter of Alfred Turner, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace, at that time of Deysbrook 
 Hall, West Derby, near Liverpool ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Alexander Charles Seton, born July 27, 1882; (2) George 
 William Seymour Seton, born April 3, 1885; (3) Henry 
 Winton Seton, born August i, 1887 ; Jean Isabel ; and Mary 
 Lucy Ogilvy. Seat — Mounie, Old Meldrum, co. Aberdeen. 
 Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 §SiK HENRY SETON-KARR of Kippilaw, co. Rox- 
 burgh, K.C.M.G. (1902), J.P., D.L. for thatco., M.P. 
 for St. Helens, Barrister-at-Law (Oxon. ). Born Feb. 5, 1853, 
 being the son of the late George Berkeley Seton- Karr of the 
 Indian Civil Service, by his wife Eleanor, dau. of Henry 
 Usborne of Branches Park, in the co. of Suffolk. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a chevron argent, 
 three mullets of the first, in base a stag's head erased at 
 the neck or, gutt6e-de-sang (for Karr) ; 2 and 3, or, an 
 eagle displayed sable, charged on the breast vk'ith an 
 Eastern crown or, between three crescents per pale azure 
 and gules, within a double tressure flory countertlory gules 
 (for Seton). Crests— i. out of an Eastern crown or, a 
 dexter cubit arm, the hand holding a dagger erect proper, 
 pommel and hilt or ; Motto over, " Avant sans peur" (for 
 Karr) ; 2. a mural crown per pale gules and or, thereon 
 a wyvern vert, wings endorsed, fire issuant from the mouth 
 proper; Motto over, "Hazard zet forward" (for Seton); 
 Married, firstly, November 11, 1880, Edith Eliza (who d. 
 1884), dau. of William Pilkington, Esq., of Roby Hall, Liver- 
 pool, J. P. ; and has had Issue— {\) George Bernard Seton- 
 Karr, Gentleman, b. Sept. 12, 1881, d. April 2, 1896 ; (2) 
 Malcolm Henry Seton-Karr, b. Oct. 21, 1882; and Edith 
 Muriel, d. unm. 1898. He married secondly, 1886, Jane, 
 dau. of W. Thornborn of 12 Buckingham Terrace, Edin- 
 burgh ; and has Issue— (3) Kenneth William Seton-Karr, 
 Gentleman, b. March 21, 1897; and Helen Mary. Seat — 
 Kippilaw, St. Boswell's, co. Roxburgh. Town residence — 
 47 Chester Square, S.W. C/tti^j— Carlton, New (Edin- 
 burgh). 
 
 § FREDERIC ROBERTSON SEWELL, Esquire, late 
 Lieut. -Col. Commanding 3rd Batt. Border Regt. , 
 retired with rank of Hon. Colonel 1887, J. P. and D.L. for 
 county of Cumberland. Born Sept. 30, 1839, only son of 
 late William Miller Sewell of Hayborough, Maryport, 
 by Nancy, fourth dau. of the late John Thornthwaite of 
 Arkleby, Aspatria. Armorial bearings— Gules, a chevron 
 
 the arms of Ostle, namely argent, a fesse nebuly sable, 
 between a mullet of eight points in chief and a fleur-de-lis 
 in base azure. Mantl&g gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a bee volant 
 proper, within a chain in arch or. Married, July 2, 1867, 
 Jane, only dau. of late Joseph Ostle of Brandlingill, Cocker- 
 mouth ; and has Issue — (i) William Woodville Robertson 
 Sewell, Gentleman, B.A. Caius College, Cambridge, b. 
 Dec. 10, 1868 ; (2) Hubert Woodville Sewell, Gentleman, 
 B.A. Christ's College, Cambridge, b. July 14, 1871 ; Edith 
 Woodville ; and Elizabeth Woodville. Residence — Brand- 
 lingill, Cockermouth. 
 
 S THOMAS DAVIES SEWELL, Esquire, F.R.A.S., 
 F.R.S.L., late Clerk of the Chamberlain's Court of 
 the City of London, Citizen and Grocer, Clerk of the 
 
 Worshipful Companies of Fan Makers, Loriners, and 
 Spectacle Makers, formerly Lieut.-Col. (Hon. Col.) of 
 the 4th (Volunteer) Batt. of the Essex Regt. Born Sept. 
 21, 1832, being the only son of the late Henry William 
 Sewell of Esk Villa, Mortimer Road, Kilburn, N.W., in 
 the CO. of Middlesex, Swordbearer of the City of London, 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of Richard Davies. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a pale argent surmounted by a chevron 
 invected counterchanged between two escutcheons in chief 
 of the second and one in base of the first, each charged 
 with a bee volant proper. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a pomme charged 
 with a bee as in the arms encircled by a wreath of oak 
 fructed proper, with the Motto, " Non nobis nascimus." 
 Married, Oct. 12, 1871, EUzabeth Sophia (d. Dec. 3, 1880), 
 dau. of George Burt, Esq. , late of Purbeck House, Swanage, 
 Dorset, J. P. for the cos. of Middlesex and Dorset, and ex- 
 Sheriff of London ; and has Issue — Sidney Davies Sewell, 
 Esq., Capt. ist Middlesex Vol. R.E., *. Oct. 12, 1874; 
 Herbert WilHam Sewell, Gentleman, b. June 11, 1879; and 
 Elizabeth Sophia Daisy. Postal addresses — Temple House, 
 Temple Avenue, E.C. ; 29 Grosvenor Road, S.W. Clubs 
 — United Service, Junior United Service, Hove (Brighton). 
 
 argent, between two bees volant in chief proper, and a 
 chaplet in base argent ; and on an escutcheon of pretence 
 
 SEYMER, see KER-SEYMER, 
 
 SEYMOUR, quartered by KINLOSS. 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
SEYMOUR, ice CULME-SEYMOUR. 
 
 SEYMOUR or ST. MAUR (H. ColL). Quarterly, i 
 and 4 (a coat of hon. augmentation granted by Henry 
 VIM. on his marriage with Lady Jane Seymour), or, on a 
 pile gules, between six tlcurs-de-hs azure, three lions of 
 iCngland ; a and 3, gules, a pair of wings conjoined in 
 leure or. Mantling t^xilcs and or. Great— Out of a ducal 
 coronet a demi-ph(i.Miix or, in Hames proper. MottO — 
 " Foy pour devoir." 
 
 Sons of Algernon. i4lh Duke of Somerset, *. 1813; 
 d. 1894 ; m. 1845, Horntia Isabel Harriet, d. of John 
 Philip Morier, formerly H.M. Minister at Dresden: — 
 
 The Most Noble Sir Algernon Seymour, isth Duke of 
 Somerset (ling., 16 Feb. 1546-7), isth Baron Seymour of 
 Hache (15 Feb. 1546-7), 13th Bart, of Berry Pomeroy 
 (29 June 1611), J. P. cos. Leicester and Wilts, Hon. Col. 
 1st Wilts R.V., late Lieut. 6oih Rifles, servtKi with Red 
 River Exped. 1870 [Supporters— Dexter, a unicorn argent, 
 armed, maned, and tufted or, gorged with a ducal coronet 
 per piile azure and gold, therefrom a chain of the last ; 
 sinister, a bull .-uure, ducally gorged, chained, armed, and 
 unguled or], d. 1846; m. 1877, Susan Margaret (Lady of 
 Grace of the Order of Hosp. of St. John of Jerusalem in 
 England), yr. d. of late Charles Mackinnon. i>ea/s — Maiden 
 Bradley, Bath; Berry Pomeroy, Totnes; Burton Hall, 
 Longhborough, Leics. Ciuis — Carlton, Army and Navy, 
 R.Y. Squadron. 
 
 Lord Percy St. Maur, Major ist Batt. R. Fus., 6. 1847; 
 m. 1899, Hon. Violet White, ygst. d. of and Baron Annaly ; 
 and has issue— Helen Violet; and Lettice. /?«. — Burton 
 Hall, Loughborough ; 28 Berkeley Square, London, W. 
 Ciuis— Nava\ and Military, Boodle's, Junior Carlton. 
 
 Lord Ernest St. Maur, a twin with his brother Percy, 6. 
 1847. Xes. — 2 Chester Street, London, S.W. Ciuis — 
 Wellington, New University. 
 
 Lord Edward St. Maur, late Lieut. 6oth Rifles, i. 1849 I 
 m. 1879, Lilian, d. of John Stanhope. Ciuis — Badminton, 
 New. 
 
 Son of Rev. Francis Payne Seymour, Rector of Havant, 
 i. 1815; d. 1870; m. 1st, 1848, Jane Margaret, ygst. 
 d. of Rev. Alexander Robert Charles Dallas: — 
 
 Major Edward Hamilton Seymour, Army Ordnance 
 
 Dept. , late Roy. Dub. Fus., i. i860; tn. i88r, Rowena, d. 
 
 of George Wall ; and has issue — Evelyn Francis Edward 
 
 Seymour, Esq., Lieut. Roy. Dub. Fus., i. 1882. /fes. — 
 
 Son of Henry John Hyde Seymour, Gentleman, i. 
 
 1795; d. i860; m. 1821, Charlotte, d. of Sir Samuel 
 
 Whitcombe : — 
 
 Rev. Henry Seymour, Rector of Holme Pierrepont, 
 
 Notts, i. 1825; m. ist, 1851, Susannah Biscoe (d. 1889), 
 
 d. of Rev. Robert Tritton, Rector of Morden, Surrey; 2nd, 
 
 1892, Emmeline Millicent, d. of late James Walker of 
 
 Nevill Park, Tunbridge Wells; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 
 Henry Sydney Seymour, Gentleman (24 Cheshani Place, 
 
 S.W.), i. 185s [»«. 1896, Hon. Helen Smith, d. of Rt. Hon. 
 
 W. H. Smith, P.C. , and Viscountess Hambleden ; and has 
 
 issue — Edward William Seymour, Gentleman, i. 1897] ; (2) 
 
 Evelyn Stuart Seymour, Gentleman, late Lieut. 4th Batt. 
 
 Sherwood Foresters (The Cottage, Mote Park, Maidstone), 
 
 i. 1864 [m. 1897, Henrietta, d. of late Turner A. Macan of 
 
 Elstow, Bedford, and Cardiff, co. Armagh] ; Emily Gertrude ; 
 
 Julia Mary ; Emmeline St. Maur [m. 1885, 8th Visct. 
 
 Torrington]; Madeline St. Maur [m. 1885, Francis Abel 
 
 Smith]; Lilian Octavia [m. 1896, Rev. L. H. Wellesley 
 
 Wesley]. ^«.— The Rectory, Holme Pierrepont, Notts. 
 
 Sons of Francis George Hugh Seymour, sth Marquess 
 
 of Hertford, G.C.B., P.C, Equerry to the Prince 
 
 Consort and Groom-in-Waiting to Queen Victoria, 
 
 &c., i. 1812; d. 1884; m. 1839, Lady Emily Murray, 
 
 d. of William, 3rd Earl of Mansfield : — 
 
 The Most Hon. Hugh de Grey Seymour, 6th Marquess 
 of Hertford (5 July 1793), 6th Ekirl of Yarmouth (5 July 1793), 
 6th Elarl of Hertford (3 Aug. 1750), 6th Viscount Eteau- 
 champ of Hache (3 Aug. 1750), all in the Peerage of 
 Great Britain. 7th Baron Conway of Ragley (Eng., 17 
 March 1703), and 7th Baron Conway of Killultagh, co. 
 Antrim (Irel., 16 Oct. 1712), A.D.C. to the King, J.P., 
 C.C.and D.L. co. Warwick, J. P. co. Antrim, M.P. co. 
 Antrim 1869-1874, and for S. Warwicksh. 1874-1880, late 
 Capt. Gren. Gds., now Col. Warwicksh. LY., Comptroller 
 H.M.'s Household 1879-1880 [SapportetB — Two blacka- 
 moors wreathed about the temples or and sable, habited |in 
 
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 m 
 
 short garments and buskins gold, adorned .-ilx)ut the w.iisi 
 with green and red feathers, each holding in his exterior 
 hand a shield .izure, giirnished or, the dexter char^^ed with 
 the sun in splendour of the last, the sinister with a cro^ccnt 
 argent. Motto— " Fide ct amore"], i. 1843; m. 1868, 
 Hon. Mary Hood, d. of Visct. Bridport ; andf has issue— 
 (i) George Francis Alexander Seymour, commonly called 
 Earl of Yarmouth, D.L. co. Warwick, Lieut. Warw. ImH^I 
 Yea., formerly Lieut, vd Ikitt. Bl.ick Watcl), i. 1871 [fHH 
 1903, Alice Thaw]; (2) I^ord Henry Cliarle* Seymo^^D 
 Lieut. Gren. Gds., i. 1878; (3) Lord Edward Bcauchanip 
 Seymour, i. 1879 ; (4) Lord George Kredcrick, Lieut. R.N.. 
 i. 1881 ; Lady Emily Mary [m. Rev. Reginald Walker]; 
 Lady Victoria Frederica (m. Charles Alan Cathcart oe I 
 Tranord]; Lady Jane Edith [m. Major Hugh Dudley 1 
 Carleton, D.S.O.J. 6Va/—Ragley Hall. Alcester, Warwick- 
 shire. Ciuis — Cailton, Cavalry, Constitutional. 
 
 Sons of Lord Albert Charles Seymour, Col. (r^ 
 Scots Guards, i. 1847 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1872, Sarah 
 1901), only d. of the lateCapt. John Moore Napier^ 
 
 Charles Hugh Napier Seymour, Esq., Capt. Kin^T 
 Royal Rifle Corps, i. 1874. Jfgs. — 
 
 William Walker Seymour, Gentleman, Lieut. Rifle 
 Brigade, i. 1878. /fes.— 
 
 Edward Victor Francis Seymour, Gentleman, i. 1887. 
 
 Sons of the Most Hon. Francis George Hugh, J^H| 
 Marquess of Hertford, G.C.B., P.C, D.L. for Warwi^Bf 
 Gen. in the Army, Equerry to the Prince Consort 1 
 and Groom-in-Waiting to Queen Victoria, Deputy 
 Ranger of Windsor Cfreen Park, Lord Chamberlain 
 1874-79, i. i8ia; d. 1902; m. 1839, Lady Emily 
 Murray, d. of Rt. Hon. William, 3d Earl of Mans- 
 field :— 
 Lord Ernest James Seymour, late Capt. and Hon. 
 Major Warwickshire Yeo. Cav., formerly sub-Lieut. R.N., 
 J. P. CO. Warwickshire, i. 1850; m. 1877, Lady Georgina 
 Seymour Fortescue, d. of 3rd Earl of Fortescue ; and has 
 issue — (i) Francis Ernest Seymour, Esq., Lieut. R.N.,^. 
 1878; (2) Reginald Guy Seymour, Gentleman, i. 1880; 
 (3) Arthur George Seymour, Gentleman, Midshipman 
 R.N. , i. 1884; Ruth; Eleanor Alice: and Constance 
 Emily Mary. Jfes. — 
 
 The Rev. Lord Victor Alexander Seymour, M.A. 
 Christchurch (Oxon.), Vicar of St. Stephen's, South Ken- 
 sington, formerly Rector of Carshalton, i. 1859 (for whom 
 Queen Victoria stood Sponsor) ; m. 1885, Elizabeth 
 Margaret, eld. d. of Albemarle Cator of Woodbastwick 
 Hall, Norfolk ; and has issue — (1) Conway Hugh Seymour, i 
 Esq., i. 1886; (2) William John Seymour, Gentleman, 
 i. 1900; Jane; and Anne Christian. ^«. — 78 Cornwall I 
 Gardens, S.W. Ciui — Travellers'. 
 
 Son of Henry George Seymour, Esq., Vice-Adm. 
 
 R.N., M.P. for CO. Antrim, a Lord of the Admiralty, 
 
 i. 1818 ; d. 1869: m. i86r, Sophia Margaret, elder d. 
 
 Derick Hoste of Barwick House, Norfolk : — 
 
 Charles Derick Seymour, Esq., J. P. Norfolk, Major 
 
 Norfolk Imp. Yeo., i. 1863 ; m. 1903, the widow of Major 
 
 Ralli, i2th Lancers, n^e Scaramanga. Seat — Barwick, 
 
 King's Lynn, Norfolk. Town res.— 66 Cadogan Place, 
 
 S.W. 
 
 Son of Sir George Francis Seymour, Adm. of the Fleet, 
 G.C.H. and G.C.B., i. 1787; d. 1870; m. 1811 
 Georgiana Mary, d. of Adm. Hon. Sir G. C. Berkeley, 
 G.C.B. :— 
 Lord William Frederick Ernest, K.C.V.O., Gen. in the ^ 
 Army, Lieut, of the Tower of London since 1902, Acting 
 Mil. Secretary at Headquarters 1901-2, late Commanding 
 the Troops in Canada, i. 1838 : m. 1871, Hon. Eva Anna 
 Caroline, seventh d. of 1st Lord Penrhyn ; and has surv. 
 issue — Mabel Louisa ; Hazel Georgina ; Dorothy Nina ; 
 and Mary Freda. Mes. — 
 
 Son of Hugh Horatio Seymour, Gentleman, i. 1821 ; 
 d. 1892 ; m. 1846, Georgiana, d. of Gen. Robert 
 Ellice :— 
 Hugh Francis Seymour, Gentleman, i. 1855 : m. 1884, 
 Rachel Blanche, d. of Hon. and Rev. James Walter Lascelles; 
 and has issue — (i) Horace James Seymour, Gentleman, 
 i. 1885; (2) Francis Seymour, Gentleman, i. 1886; Mabel 
 Katheleen Georgiana ; and Mary Gwendolen. Jfes. — 
 Son of Frederick Charles William Seymour, Gentle- 
 man, i. 1797; d. 1856; m. 1822, Lady Mary Gordon 
 {d. 1825), d. of Most Hon George, 9th Marquess of 
 
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 Huntly; 2nd, 1832, Lady Augusta Hervey, eld. d. of 
 Most Hon. Frederick, ist Marquess of Bristol : — 
 Conway Frederick Charles Seymour, Esq. , Gentleman 
 Usher of the Privy Chamber, late Capt. 85th Regt. 
 Kcs. — 
 
 F'rederick Horace Arthur Seymour, Esq., Major-Gen. 
 (ret.). Rifle Brigade, b. 9 Nov. 1836. Hes. — 
 
 Son of Sir Horace Alfred Darner Seymour, K.C.B. , 
 formerly Private Secretary to the Rt. Hon. W. E. 
 Gladstone, Prime Minister, and a Commissioner of 
 Customs 1885-90, Deputy Chairman 1890-4, Deputy 
 Master of the Mint 1894-1902, B.A. Camb. , nominated 
 K.C.B. 1902, but died before receiving the honour of 
 knighthood, b. 1843 ; d. 1902 ; m. 1880, Elizabeth (who 
 was granted by Royal Warrant, 1902, the same title, 
 place, and precedence to which she would have been 
 entitled had her husband survived to be invested and 
 knighted), d. of Col. Frederick Romilly (brother of 
 ist Lord Romilly) : — 
 Ralph Frederick Seymour, Esq., b. 1886. Res. — 
 Son of Rt. Hon. Sir George Hamilton Seymour, 
 G.C.B., G.C.H., P.C., Envoy Extraordinary and 
 Ministsr Plenipotentiary to the Court of Austria, b. 
 1797; d. 1880; m. 1831, Hon. Gertrude, d. of Rt. 
 Hon. Henry, 21st Lord Dacre : — 
 Arthur Henry Seymour, Gentleman, Second Sec. H.M.'s 
 Diplomatic Service 1861-75, ^- 1838. Res. — 
 
 Sons of Leopold Richard Seymour, Esq., late Lieut. - 
 Gen. Gren. Guards, b. 184 1 ; in. 1871, Mary Hubbard, 
 d. of Russell Sturgis : — 
 Conway Russell Seymour, Gentleman, b. 1874 \fn. 1897, 
 Louisa Mary, d. of Gen. J. A. Street, C.B.j. 
 
 Richard Sturgis Seymour , Gentleman, Third Sec. H. B. M. 's 
 Diplomatic Service, Attach^ at Tehran, Persia, b. 1875. 
 
 Edward Seymour, Esq., M.V.O., Lieut. Gren. Guards, 
 b. 1877. 
 
 Beaucharap Seymour, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. K.R. Rifle 
 Corps, b. 1878. 
 
 Lionel Seymour, Esq., b. 1889. 
 Son of Alfred Seymour, Gentleman , Lieut. Rifle Brig. , 
 b. 1843; d. 1897; m. 1870, Jessie Madelene, d. of 
 Hon. William Macdougall, C.B., of Toronto: — 
 Ralph Seymoui', Gentleman, Lieut. 3rd Hussars, b. 1875. 
 Res.— 
 
 Claude Seymour, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 1876. 
 Res.~ 
 
 Hugh Seymour, Gentleman, b. 1877. Res. — 
 Vere Seymour, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res. — 
 
 Sons of George Evelyn Seymour, Gentleman, b. 1848 ; 
 d. 1884 ; m. 1874, Evelyn Elizabeth, d. of Archibald J. 
 Campbell of Belgrave Square : — 
 Archibald George Seymour, Gentleman, Lieut. 2nd 
 Dragoon Scots Greys, b. 1875. ^^^- — 
 
 Reginald Henry Seymour, Gentleman, Lieut. King's 
 Royal Rifle Corps, b. 1877. Res. — 
 
 Charles Seymour, Gentleman, b. 1882. Res. — 
 
 Seymour (R.L., 1869, H. Coll.). Arms as above, 
 all within a bordure wavy ermine. Crest as above, de- 
 bruised by a bendlet sinister wavy or. Motto — " Foy pour 
 devoir. " 
 
 Son of Gen. Sir Francis Seymour, 1st Bart., K.C.B., 
 
 Groom-in- Waiting and Master of the Ceremonies to 
 
 Queen Victoria, b. 1813; d. 1890; m. 1869, Agnes 
 
 Austin, d. of Rev. Hill Dawe Wickham, M.A., Rector 
 
 of Horsington : — 
 
 Sir Albert Victor Frances Seymour, 2nd Bart. (28 Oct. 
 
 1869), Lieut. 3rd Batt. K.O. Royal Lancaster Regt., served 
 
 in South Africa 1900, formerly Page of Honour to Queen 
 
 Victoria, b. 1879. Res. — 31 Eccleston Street, S.W. 
 
 St. Maur (R.L., T902, H. Coll.). Arms as above, but 
 within a bordure wavy, quarterly of the second and first. 
 Crest as above, debruised by a bendlet sinister wavy 
 gules. 
 
 Richard Harold St. Maur, Esq., J. P. andD.L. co. Devon, 
 late 14th Hussars, Capt. 1st R. Devon I.Y. , served in S. 
 African War, b. 1869; m. 1891, Elisabeth, only d. of late 
 Capt. W. Hollingworth F. Palmer, 14th Hussars ; and has 
 issue — (i) Richard William Maxwell St. Maur, Gentleman, 
 b. ; (2) Edward Ferdinand St. Maur, Gentleman b. ; 
 (3) Frederick Percy St Maur, Gentleman, b. . Seat — 
 Stover, Newton Abbot, Devon. Town res. — 112 Priors 
 House, St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W. 
 Clubs — Marlborough, Cavalry, Hurlingham. 
 
 0V1CE-ADMIRAL Sir EDWARD HOBART SEY- 
 MOUR, G.C.B.; served in the China Campaign 1900. 
 Born 1840, being the son of the late Reverend Richard 
 Seymour, by his wife Frances, daughter of Charles Smith 
 of Suttons, in the county of Essex ; created Companion 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1887. Clubs 
 —United Service, Wellington. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms: Azure, a pair of wings conjoined in lure, 
 surmounted of a naval crown or, on a canton argent, an 
 anchor sable. Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent 
 his badge as a Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and or; and for his Crest, 
 on a naval crown or, two brands in saltire, inflamed at the 
 ends proper, thereon an eagle rising, also proper, looking 
 at the sun or. 
 
 EBENEZER SHACKLETON, Gentleman, B.A. (Trin. 
 Coll , Dublin). Born April 2, i866, being the eldest surviv- 
 ing son of Richard Ebenezer Shackleton, Gentleman, M. A. 
 (Gold Medallist Trin, Coll., Dublin), by his wife Elizabeth 
 Anne, dau. of Major Henry Holland, by Mary, dau. of 
 William Bell of Bellview, Queen's Co. Livery — Claret with 
 gold facings. Amiorial bearings— Or, on a fesse gules, 
 three lozengy buckles tongues paleways geld, on a canton of 
 the second a cross humett^ of the third. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a poplar tree 
 proper, charged with a buckle as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Fortitudine vincimus." Married, Aug. 16, 1898, Mary 
 Ellen, dau. of John Gailey, Esq., J. P., of Palmerstoun 
 House, CO. Dublin ; and has Issue — Richard Ebenezer 
 Shackleton, Gentleman, b. 1899; and Enid Mary. Estates 
 ^" Belan " and "Glen Mona," co. Kildare. Postal address 
 — Belan Lodge, Moone, co. Kildare. 
 
 HENRY SHACKLETON, Gentleman, B.A., M.D- 
 (Medallist, Trin. Coll., Dublin), M.R.C.S. (England). 
 L.M.K.Q.C.P.L Born Jan. i, 1847, being the fourth son 
 of Ebenezer Shackleton of Fuller's Court and Moone, co. 
 
 Kildare, Gentleman, by Ellen, dau. of William Bell of 
 Bellview, Queen's Co. Livery — Claret, with gold facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a fesse gules, three lozengy 
 buckles tongues paleways gold, on a canton of the second 
 a cross humett(5 of the third. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a poplar tree proper, 
 charged with a buckle as in the arms. Motto— " Fortitu- 
 dine vincimus." Married, Feb. 28, 1872, Henrietta L. S., 
 the only dau. and heir of Henry John Gavan, Esq., by 
 Caroline Mary, dau. of John Fitzmaurice, Esq., and Hen- 
 
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 rietu t'ary, his wife; and has /«**— (i) Ernest Henry 
 Shackleton, Gentleman, b. Feb\ 15, 1874 ; (a) Francu 
 Richard Shackleton, Gentleman, b. Sept. 19, 1876; Ger- 
 trude Alice ; Amy Vibert ; I'Uhel Rose ; Eleanor Hope ; 
 Clara Lilian ; Helen ; Kathleen ; and Gladys Maybelle. 
 Postal address — Aberdeen House, Sydenham, S,E^ 
 
 JOSEPH FISHER SHACKLETON, Gentleman. 
 Bom Dec. 19, 1832, being the second son of George 
 Shackleton of Griesemount, Ballitore, co. Kildare, and 
 Hannah his wife, dau. of Joseph Fisher of Limerick. 
 Armorl&l bearings Or, on a fesse gules, three lozengy 
 buckles tongues palewise gold, on a canton of the second, 
 a cross huniettte of the third. Mantling gules and or. 
 Greet - On a wreath of the colours a poplar tree proper, 
 charged with a buckle as in the arms. Motto - " Fortitu- 
 dine vincimus." Married, i866, Jane Wigham, eldest dau. 
 of Joshua Edmundson of Dublin ; and has Issue -(1) 
 William Edmundson Shackleton, Gentleman, b. May 36, 
 1867 [m., Sept. 25, 1895, Edith Annie, dau. of Thomas 
 Smithson, Elsq., J. P., of Facit, Rochdale] ; (2) George 
 Shackleton, Gentleman, b. June 27, 187a ; (3) John 
 Wigham Shackleton, Gentleman, b. June 28, 1875; Mary 
 Edmundson [«., Sept. 27, 1894, Frederick Carr of Silloth] ; 
 Rebecca Harvey ; and Jane Christine. 5m/ -Griesemount, 
 Ballitore, co. Kildare. /Residence -Anna, Liffey House, 
 Lucan, co. Dublin. 
 
 SHADWELL, see LUCAS-SHADWELL. 
 
 SHAEN, quartered by BINGHAM. 
 
 JOHN CAMPBELL SHAIRP, Esquire, J.P., B.A. 
 (Oxon.), Sheriff-Substitute for co. Ayr at Ayr. Bom June 
 1858, being the younger but only surviving son of the late 
 John Campbell Shairp, Principal of the United College of 
 St. Salvator and St. Leonard, in the University of St. 
 Andrews, LL.D., Professor of Poetry in the University of 
 Oxford, formerly Professor of Humanity in the University of 
 St. Andrews, by his wife Eliza, eldest daughter of Alexander 
 Henry Douglas, Esquire, younger brother of the Most Hon- 
 ourable the fifth Marquess of Queensberry. C/ub — New 
 (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Argent, on a fesse azure, between two cross crosslets fitch^e 
 sable in chief and a dexter hand couped holding a sword 
 in pale proper in base, three mullets of the first ; and 
 impaling the arms of Erskine of Cambo, namely, quarterly 
 1 and 4, gules an imperial crown within the Royal tressure 
 of Scotland or ; 2 and 3 argent, a pale sable, the whole 
 within a bordure wavy ermine. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a steel helmet in profile, with a plumage 
 of feathers proper. Motto — "Vivit post funera virtus." 
 Married, 1890, Caroline Harfiet, third daughter of Sir 
 Thomas Erskine, Baronet, of Cambo, in the county of Fife ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Norman Shairp, Gentleman, b. March 
 19, 1891 ; (2) John Walter Shairp, Gentleman, b. Oct. 12, 
 1894 ; and Christian Helen. Seai — Houstoun House, Up- 
 hall, in the county of Linlilhgew, North Britain. 
 
 SSiR WALTER GEOFFREY SHAKERLEY. 3rd 
 Baronet (July 30, 1838), of Somerford Park, Cheshire, 
 Lieut.-Col. sth Vol. Batt. Cheshire Regt., late Lieut. King's 
 Royal Rifle Corps. Bom Nov. 26, 1859, being the eldest 
 son of Sir Charles Watkin Shakerley, 2nd Baronet, by his 
 wife Georgiana Harriott, elder dau. and coheir of George 
 Holland Ackers of Moreton Hall, co. Cheshire. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron vert between three hillocks of 
 the second ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a hare proper, resting her forefeet on 
 a garb or. Motto — " Moriendo vivam." Married, Jan. 
 7, 1885. Hilda Mary, only dau. of Henry Hodgson of Cur- 
 rarevagh, co. Galway; and has Issue— Ma.\x\ Beatrice; 
 Marguerite Irene ; Sylvia Mary ; and Moira Veronica. 
 Seat — Somerford Park, Congleton, co, Cheshire, 
 
 SHAND, see SMITH-SHAND. 
 
 JAMES SHANKS, Gentleman. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, on a fesse between in chief two lures and in base 
 
 a hawk's leg erased, jessed, and belled argent, three 
 cinquefoils gules. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mural crown proper, an eagle rising argent, each wing 
 charged with a trefoil slipped gules. Motto— " Spero. 
 Postal address — 79 Merrion Square, Dublin. 
 
 ALFRED SHANN, Gentleman. Bom July i, 1850, 
 being the fourth son of the late George Shann, Gcntlem.-in, 
 of York, M.D., by his wife Jane, dau. of the Rev. William 
 Gray, Vicar of BrafTerton, and Canon of Ripon. Armorial 
 bearings— Vair, on a pile or, three escutcheons azure, each 
 charged with an annulet of the second ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an annulet gold, 
 a hand erect holding a dagger all proper ; with the Motto, 
 "Fideliter." 
 
 CHARLES SHANN, Esquire, J. P. for West Riding of 
 CO. York. Bom May 31, 1810, being the youngest son of 
 the late Thomas Shann, Gentleman, of Tadcasler, by 
 his wife Honor, daughter of John Kendal ot Hatfield, 
 in the county of York, by his wife Honor, daughter of John 
 Raper, sometime Town Clerk of York. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Vair, on a pile or, three es- 
 
 cutcheons azure, each charged with an annulet of 
 second ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of an annulet gold, a hand erect holding a dagger 
 all proper; with the Motto, " Fideliter." 
 
 FREDERICK SHANN, Gentleman. Bom April 22, 
 1849, being the third son of the late George Shann, Gentle- 
 man, of York, Doctor of Medicine, by his wife Jane, 
 daughter of the Reverend William Gray, Vicar of Braffer- 
 ton, and Canon of Ripon. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Vair, on a pile or, three escutcheons azure, each 
 
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 charged with an annulet of the second ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an annulet gold, a 
 hand erect holding a dagger all proper ; with the Motto, 
 " Fideliter." 
 
 GEORGE SHANN, Gentleman. Bom July 22, 1846, 
 being the eldest son of the late George Shann, Gentleman, 
 of York, Doctor of Medicine, by his wife Jane, daughter of 
 the Reverend William Gray, Vicar of Brafferton, and 
 Canon of Ripon. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Vair, on a pile or, three escutcheons azure, each charged with 
 an annulet of the second ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an annulet gold, a hand erect 
 holding a dagger all proper ; with the Motto, " Fideliter." 
 
 HENRY CHARLES SHANN, Gentleman. Born 
 February 21, 1852, being the fifth son of the late George 
 Shann, Gentleman, of York, Doctor of Medicine, by his 
 wife Jane, daughter of the Revenmd William Gray, Vicar 
 of Brafferton, and Canon of Ripon. ArmoriEil bearing^ — 
 He bears for Arms : Vair, on a pile or, three escutcheons 
 azure, each charged with an annulet of the second ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an 
 annulet gold, a hand erect holding a dagger all proper; 
 with the Motto, "Fideliter." Married, July 23, 1885, 
 Caroline Mary, daughter of W. H. Flower, Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Edward Warington Shann, Gentleman, 
 born September 6, 1886 ; (2) Gerald Davenant Shann, 
 Gentleman, born December 23, 1888. 
 
 Reverend REGINALD SHANN, Rector of Chenies, 
 M. A. of the Univ. of Cambridge. Born July 18, 1854, being 
 the sixth son of the late George Shann, Gentleman, of 
 York, Doctor of Medicine, by his wife Jane, daughter of 
 the Reverend William Gray, Vicar of Brafferton, and Canon 
 of Ripon. Armorial bearings —He bears for Arms : Vair, 
 on a pile or, three escutcheons azure, each charged with an 
 annulet of the second ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of an annulet gold, a hand erect holding 
 a dagger all proper; with the Motto, "Fideliter." Mar- 
 ried, September 11, 1879, Ehzabeth, daughter of the Reve- 
 rend Edward Hoare, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Cambridge, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Tunbridgc Wells, and 
 Canon of Canterbury ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Brodie 
 Shann, Gentleman, born December 8, 1885 ; (2) Reginald 
 Arthur Shann, Gentleman, born June 26, 1891 ; Lettice 
 Mary ; and Ethel Katharine. Residence — Chenies Rectory, 
 Rickmansworth. 
 
 THOMAS LAURENCE SHANN, Gentleman. Bom 
 November 13, 1858, being the eighth son of the late George 
 Shann, Gentleman, Doctor of Medicine, by his wife Jane, 
 daughter of the Reverend William Gray, Vicar of Braffer- 
 ton, and Canon of Ripon. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Vair, on a pile or, three escutcheons azure, each 
 charged with an annulet of the second ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an annulet gold, a 
 hand erect holding a dagger all proper ; with the Motto, 
 " Fideliter." 
 
 WILLIAM ARTHUR SHANN, Gentleman. Born 
 June 10, 1857, being the seventh son of the late George 
 Shann, Gentleman, of York, Doctor of Medicine, by his 
 wife Jane, daughter of the Reverend William Gray, Vicar 
 of Brafferton, and Canon of Ripon. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Vair, on a pile or, three escutcheons 
 azure, each charged with an annulet of the second ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an 
 annulet gold, a hand erect holding a dagger all proper ; 
 with the Motto, "Fideliter." 
 
 S ROBERT GORDON SHARMAN- CRAWFORD, 
 Esquire, M.A. , formerly Capt. 16th Lancers, and pre- 
 viously served in the isth Hussars, late Col. 3rd Batt. 
 Royal Irish Rifles (North Down Militia), J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Down (High Sheriff 1895) Vice-Commodore Royal Ulster 
 Yacht Club. Born Sept. 10, 1853. being the third son of 
 the late Arthur Johnston Sharman-Crawford of Crawfords- 
 burn and Rademon, co. Down, and of Stalleen, co. Meath, 
 _by his wife Louisa Alicia, dau. of William Crawford of 
 ikelands, co. Cork. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i 
 
 and 4, gules, on a fesse ermine, between three mullets argent, 
 two crescents interlaced or (for Crawford) ; 2. or, a dove 
 rising, holding in the beak a laurel sprig proper (for Shar- 
 man) ; 3. gules, a lion rampant argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a swan 
 close proper ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a dove as in 
 
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 the arms. Motto — " Durum patientia frango." Married, 
 Sept. 12, 1882, Annie Helen, eldest dau. of Ernest Arbouin 
 of Beckworth, Lindfield, co. Sussex ; and has Issue — 
 Terence Sharman-Crawford, Gentleman, b. Aug. 31, 1892 ; 
 and Helen. Seats — Crawfordsburn and Rademon, co. 
 Down ; Stalleen, co. Meath. 
 
 SHARP, see JELF-SHARP. 
 
 HERBERT SHARP, Gentleman. Born , being 
 
 the son of the late Alfred Sharp, Gentleman, J. P., of 
 Myrtle Grove, Bingley, W.R. co. of Yorks. Armorial 
 bearing^— Per chevron argent and sable, a chevron per 
 chevron between two greyhounds' heads erased in chief 
 and an eagle's head erased in base all counterchanged. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon three pheons argent, an eagle's head 
 erased sable, gorged with a crown vallary also argent. 
 Residence —Myriie Grove, Bingley, Leeds. 
 
 HENRY BIRCH SHARPE, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law. Born March 22, 1855, being the second son of 
 William Henry Sharpe Sharpe, Esq., J. P. for the co. of 
 Cumberland, Lieutenant ist Royal Regiment, Adjutant 
 and Captain Royal Cumberland Militia, by his wife 
 Hannah Ida, fifth dau. of Edward Kennedy of Bantis and 
 Coolnamona, &c. , in the co. of Tipperary, Ireland. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, three 
 rose, fesseways gules, leaved, barbed, and seeded proper, 
 between as many eagles' heads erased sable, a mullet for 
 difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a wolfs 
 head erased per pale sable and or, gorged with a collar 
 vair, three roses fesseways, as in the arms. MottO — 
 " Knowledge is power." Married, July 11, 1900, Dagmar 
 Ida, second dau. of the late Henry Levy of 52 Queens- 
 borough Terrace, London, W. ; and has Issue — John York 
 Birch, Gentleman, b. 1904. Postal address — 22 Walton 
 Street, S.W. Clubs — Boodle's, Conservative. 
 
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 JAMES WILLIAM SHARPE. Genllcman, M.A., 
 hie Fellow Gonville and Caiut Coll.. Camb. Born 
 April I. 185a, being the eldest son of William Henry 
 Sharpe Sharpe, Esq.. J. P. for Western Cumlx^rland. 
 Lieui. ist Royal Regt., Adjutant and Captain Royal 
 Cumberland Militia, by his wife Hannah Ida. fifth dau. 
 of Edward Kennedy of Ikintis and Icxjinamoiia, co. of 
 Tipperary. Ireland. Armorial bearinars — Argent, three 
 roses fesseways gules, leavetl, Uarlx-d, and seeded proper, 
 between as many eagles' heads erased sable, a mullet for 
 difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Great, upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a wolfs head erased per pale sable and or, gorged with 
 a collar vair, three ros<S fesseways, as in the arms. Motto 
 — " Knowledge is power." Married, December aa, 1881, 
 Catherine Edith, second daughter of the Reverend Walter 
 Kelly, Master of Arts, Vicar of Preston-cum-Hove, in the 
 county of Sussex ; and has /jj««— William Henry Sharpe 
 Sharpe, Gentleman, born January 10, 1885; and Ellin 
 Mary Caryll Sharpe. Postal address— Woodroffe, Port- 
 arUngton Road, Bournemouth. 
 
 JAMES BIRCH SHARPE, Esquire. Col. in the 
 Royal Engineers. Bom June 11. 1853, being the only 
 son of James Birch Sharpe, Major in the 20th Regiment, 
 by his wife Maria Augusta [to whom refer], daughter of 
 
 John Luke Harton. C/w*— Junior United Service. Livery 
 Hack and red, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings 
 —He bears for Axm« : Argent, three roses fesseways gules, 
 
 leaved, barbed, and seeded proper, between as many eagles' 
 heads erased sable, a crescent for difference. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a wolfs head erased per 
 pale sable and or, gorged with a collar vair, three roses 
 fesseways, as in the arms. MottO — " Knowledge is power." 
 Residence — Glenturf, Camberley, in the county of Surrey. 
 Postal address — Glenturf, Camberley, Surrey. 
 
 MARIA AUGUSTA SHARPE. Widow, second daughter 
 of John Luke Harton. by his wife Maria Ursula, eldest 
 daughter of Edward Kennedy of Bantisand Coolnamona, in 
 
 the county of Tipperary. Ireland. Armorial bearings ar 
 upon a lozenge : Argent, three roses fesseways gules, k-aved 
 barbed, and seeded proper, between as nianv tmglos' head 
 erased sable, a crescent for difference. Xfarried, Marc 
 1841. James Birch Sharpe, Elsquire, Major 30th Regiment] 
 and has /jf«*— James Birch Sharpe, Esquire, Major Roy 
 Engineers, born June 11, 1853 [to whom refer]; an 
 Maria Thomasine. Postal address — Glenturf, Camberlr 
 Surrey. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS WETHERHEAD SHARP 
 C.B., M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., and Fellow of Chri 
 Coll. 1853-59, Senior Chief Inspector of Schools. Bt 
 Oct. 2a, 1839, being the fifth son of Rev. John Shar 
 D.D., Prebendary of York, Rural Uean and Vicar 
 Doncaster, and of Biodswoith, Yorks., sonietime of Sydn( 
 Sussex Coll., Cambridge, by his wife Sarah, dau. 
 Alderman James Falconer of Doncaster. Armorial beai 
 Ings — Per fesse or and azure, a pheon point (lownw.inl- 
 between eight annulets, all counterchanged. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of an eagle's head erased or. the neck encircled with four 
 plain collars azure, a pheon point downwards of the last. 
 Married, June 1, 1858, Maria, dau. of Robert Helme 
 of Walthamstow, Essex ; and has Issue — Arthur Robert 
 Sharpe, Gentleman, b. March 11. 1859 [tn., April 26, 18^^ 
 Kate, eldest dau. of Rev. (jordon Salmon, Vicar of Shi| 
 ton, Yorks.; Edith ; Helen, d. young, July 12. 1875; Nil 
 Marian ; and May. Seat — Beddington, Surrey. 
 
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 daughter of James Birch Sharpe of Windlesham, in the 
 county of Surrey, and of Hoxton, in the county of Middle- 
 sex, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Buck- 
 ingham, by his second wife Thomasin, daughter of Doctor 
 Patrick Kelly, Doctor of Laws. Armorial bearings are, 
 upon a lozenge: Argent, three roses fesseways gules, leaved, 
 barbed, and seeded proper, between as many eagles' hes * 
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 SSiR EYRE M.^SSEY SHAW, Knight Commander 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, D.L. for 
 the CO. of Middlesex. Born January 17, 1830, being the 
 third son of the late Bernard Robert Shaw, Esq., j.P., of 
 Monkstown Castle, co. Cork, by his first wife Rebecca, dau. 
 of E. H. Reeves of Castle Kevin, co. Cork ; created C "" 
 1875, and advanced to rank of Knight Comman 
 (Civil) 1891, Chief of the London Fire Brigade 1861 
 Armorial bearings - Or, on a chevron engrailed 
 tween three eagles displayed sable, as many treft 
 slipped of the field. Crest— On a wreath of the coloi 
 a hind's head sable, transfixed through the neck with 
 arrow or. MottO -" Te ipsum nosce." Married, Jan 
 1855, Anna, dau. of Murto Dove of Lisbon and Algarve ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Eyre Massey Shaw, Esq., b. Dec. 12, 
 185s; (2) Bernard Vidal Shaw, Esq., Capt., b. Oct. 21, 1857; 
 (3) Robert Clarina Shaw, Esq. , b. Dec. 14, i860 ; (4) Cecil 
 O'Brien Shaw, Esq., b. Sept. 9, 1862; Anna; and Maud 
 Zarita de Gattinara. Postal address -m^ Belgrave Ri 
 Clubs -St. James's, Carlton, Marlborough, Pratt's, 
 New, Ranelagh, Anglais (Paris). 
 
 WILLIAM OTHO NICHOLSON SHAW, Esq 
 Retired Major in Earl of Chester's Yeomanry Cavalry, 
 Justice of the Peace for the County Palatine of Chester, 
 Bachelor of Arts. Bom May 22, 1846, being the second 
 son of John Ralph Shaw, Esquire (formerly Nicholson, who 
 assumed the name of Shaw by Royal License dated January 
 22, 1837, and arms of Shaw quarterly with those of Nichol- 
 son), High Sheriff for the county of Chester 1864, Justice of 
 the Peace, by his wife Fanny Harriet, fourth daughter of the 
 Reverend William Cruttenden Cruttenden, Master of Arts. 
 Clubs— Carlton, Junior Carlton, Travellers'. Livery— ^'^'^^ 
 coat, silver lace, blue and white striped waistcoat. Armo- 
 rial bearings- He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent two chevronels between three lozenges ermines (for 
 Shaw) ; 2 and 3 azure, two bars ermine, in chief three suns 
 proper (for Nicholson) ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dove bendy sinister of six argent 
 and sable, holding in the beak an olive branch proper, the 
 dexter leg resting on a lozenge as in the arms (for Shaw) ; 
 2. out of a ducal coronet gules, a lion's head ermine (for 
 
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 Nicholson) ; with the Motto, " Per castraad astra." Mar- 
 ried, February \t, 1887, Marie Odette, eldest daughter of 
 Thomas Henry Exshaw of Bordeaux, by his wife Valentine 
 Egl^ Panon Desbassaigns de Richemont, daughter of the 
 Baron de Richemont ; and has Issue — Henry Otho Nicholson 
 
 Shaw, Gentleman, born July 7, 1889 ; John Ralph Nichol- 
 son Shaw, Gentleman, born May 18, 1894; Fanny Egl6, 
 died August 31, 1888 ; and Corinne Odette Egl6. Estate — 
 Sand Hey, Hoylake, in the co. of Chester. Town resi- 
 dence — 35 Queen's Gate, Kensington, London, S.W. Seat 
 — Bishopswood, Ross, Hereford. 
 
 SHAW, 
 ermine, on 
 
 Sable, a chevron between three lozenges 
 a chief argent, two stags' heads caboshed 
 
 the neck argent, gorged with a wreath of roses and pierced 
 through the nose by an arrow in pale or. Motto — "Teip- 
 sum nosce." Livery — Black, silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of Henry Shaw, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Derby 
 and J. P. Lanes., b. 1844; d. 1868; m. , Maria 
 Butler, d. of James John Wood Staveley by his 
 wife Margaret, d. of Robert Jones Staveley of 
 Glanduff Castle, co. Limerick, and Corydon Park, 
 CO. Dublin : — 
 Arthur Pilkington Shaw, Esq., J. P. co. Derby. B.A. , 
 LL.B., Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), 6. 31 May 1870; 
 m. 28 Apl. 1894, Mary Anna, d. of Anselmo Jos6 da Costa 
 Ricci, Baron of Portugal, Attache of Portuguese Legation 
 in London ; and has issue — (i) John Arthur Pilkington 
 Shaw, Gentleman, 6. 20 July 1895 ; (2) Henry Staveley 
 Pilkington Shaw, Gentleman, d. 22 Apl. 1897. Seat — 
 Whitehall, nr. Buxton. Ciuis — Bath, Derby County 
 (Derby), Union (Brighton). 
 Percy Shaw, Gentleman, 6. 1872. Ifes. — Fern, Buxton. 
 Harold Shaw, Esq., Capt ist Lanes. Fus., i. 1875. 
 /^es. — Gibraltar. 
 
 Leonard Shaw. Gentleman, 6. 1880. 
 
 Gerald Shaw, Gentleman, Lieut. 2nd South Lanes. Regt. , 
 d. 1881. vPw.— Shorncliffe. 
 
 Son of Thomas Slagg Shaw, Lieut. 5th Fus., b. 1842 ; 
 m. 1864 ; d. 1869 : — 
 Thomas Henry Shaw, Gentleman, i. 1867. J^es. — S. 
 Africa. 
 
 The Vhry Rev. ROBERT JAMES SHAW-HAMIL- 
 TON, Clerk in Holy Orders, D.D., Dean of Armagh; 
 assumed name and arms of Hamilton by Royal Licence, 
 
 of the field. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a hind's head couped at 
 
 dated March 3, 1889. Born July 11, 1840, being the eldest 
 son of the Rev. Matthew James Shaw, B.A. , formerly 
 Vicar of Kilmactraney, co. Sligo, by his second wife 
 
 I is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Lucinda, dau. of Robert King Duke of New Park, co. 
 Sligo. Livtiy — Blue with gold facings. AnnorUI bear- 
 ing*— Quarterly I and 4, per saltiie gules and azure, a 
 galley, sails furled and cars in action or, between three 
 cinquefoils pierced argent (for Hamilton) ; a and 3 azure, 
 three coveretl cups or, on a chief ermine, as many crosses 
 pat<!e gules (f>r Shaw). Oroits— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of two battle-axes in saltire, an oak tree 
 fructed all proper, the trunk transfixed with a frame-saw or 
 (for Hamilton) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a pelican in 
 her piety projier, charged with a covered cup gules (for 
 Shaw). Mottoei— For the first crest, "Through"; over 
 the seeond crest, " I die for (hose I love." Married, Feb. 
 6, 1873, MiU7 Jane Hamilton, dau. of Robert Cope Hardy 
 of Armagh; and has Issue— {i) Warham Jemmett Shaw- 
 Hamilton, Gentleman, b. Jan. ao, 1874 [m.. 1901, Alice 
 Beatrice, dau. of John Louis Emil Dreyer [whom see], and 
 has issue, Robert Jemmett Sha« -Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 
 190a; John Dreyer Shaw- Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 1904]; 
 (a) Robert Cope Hardy Shaw-Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 7, 1877 [m., X902. Helen Marguerite, dau. of Col. H. 
 W. Brackenbury, R.A., and has issue, Robert Oswald 
 Herbert Shaw-Hamilton, Gentleman, b. 1904]; and Isa- 
 bella Hardy [«r., 1896, Benjamin Banks Ferrar, M.D.]. 
 Residences — 5 Charlemont Place, Armagh ; Greenhill, Kil- 
 liney, co. Dublin. C/«3— University (Dublin). 
 
 THOMAS BRADNEY SHAW-HELLIER, Esq., J. P. 
 COS. Middlesex, Stafford, and Worcester, Col. 4th R. Irish 
 Dragoon Guards, and Commandant R. Military School of 
 Music (Hounslow). Bom 1836, being the only son of the 
 late Thomas Shaw-Hellier of the Wodehouse. Club — 
 Windham. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure 
 a chevron argent, gutt^de-sang, between three mullets or 
 (for Hellier) ; 2 and 3 or, a chevron invected f)ean between 
 three eagles displayed sable (for Shaw). Mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a cock argent, guttte-de-sang, combed and wattled 
 gules (for Hellier) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a hind's 
 head quarterly argent and or, pierced through the neck with 
 an arrow, headed azure, the feather broken and dropping 
 argent (for Shaw). Seat — The Wodehouse, Wombourne, 
 Wolverhampton. 
 
 (for Mildmay) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, si| 
 interlaced saltirewuys three and three proper within 
 an annulet or (for Lefevre) ; 3. on a wreath of the colour 
 a tallxst ermines, charged on the body with two cross crosi, 
 lets fesseways or, holding in the mouth a cross crosslet fitchtel 
 sable, and resting the dexter foreleg on Hn escutcheon of the 
 arms of Shaw. Motto — "Alia ta Hara." Afarried, Oct. 
 19, 1892, Isabel Emily, dau. of the Rev. Charles Aruiiddl St. : 
 
 SJOHN SHAW-KENNEDY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. 
 for the county of Ayrshire, late 43rd Regt. Light Inf. 
 Born June 9, 1826, being the eldest son of the late General 
 Sir James Shaw-Kennedy, K.C.B. , Col. 47th Regt. C/ubs 
 — Army and Navy, Ayr County (Ayr), New (Edinburgh). 
 Livery— Red and silver. Armoiial bearin'gs— Argent, a 
 chevron gules, between two cross crosslets fitch^e in chief 
 and a boar's head in base sable. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a palm-branch 
 projjer. Motto (on an escroll above) — " Malim esse probus 
 quam haberi." Married, firstly, 1848, Eleanor Green, dau. 
 of J. Green Wilkinson ; and secondly, 1875, Louisa A., eld. 
 dau. of late J. W. Ogle of Beckenham, Kent ; and by 
 his first marriage has /ssue—(i) James Frederick Shaw- 
 Kennedy, Gentleman, b. 1848; (2) Henry John Shaw- 
 Kennedy, Gentleman, b. 1850; (3) Vernon Primrose Shaw- 
 Kennedy, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; (4) Frederick David Charles 
 Shaw-Kennedy, Gentleman, b. 1858; Mary; and Eleanor. 
 Seat — Kirkmichael, Maybole, N. B. Town residence — 
 I South Eaton Place, S.W. 
 
 GERALD ANTHONY SHAW-LEFEVRE-ST. -JOHN- 
 MI LDM AY, Esquire. Assumed by Royal Licence 
 1900, the additional surnames and arms of Shaw-Lefevre. 
 Born Oct. 30, i860, being the second son of Sir Henry 
 Bouverie Paulet St. John-Mildmay, Bart., by his wife, the 
 Hon. Helena Shaw-Lefevre, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. 
 Viscount Eversley. ZiVery— Dark blue and silver. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, three lions 
 rampant azure, armed and langued gules (for Mildmay) ; 
 2. sable, a chevron argent, between two trefoils slipped in 
 chief and a bezant in base surmounted by a cross pat^e 
 or (for Lefevre); 3. argent, a chevron invected ermines 
 on a chief sable, twotalbots" heads erased or (for Shaw), 
 impaling the same arms of Mildmay, namely argent, three 
 lions rampant azure. Mantling azure and argent. Crests— 
 \, on a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant guardant 
 
 John-Mildmay of Hazlegrove, Somerset ; and has /wj/«— ] 
 Anthony Shaw-Lefevre-St. John-Mildmay, Gentleman, *.i 
 Aug. 12, 1894; and Helena. Residence — Trewsbury House,] 
 Cirencester, Clubs — Travellers', Isthmian. 
 
 Sir MICHAEL HUGH SHAW-STEWART, dghtl 
 Baronet, of Greenock and Blackball, in the co. of Renfirew,^ 
 M.P., D.L. Bom July 11, 1854, being the son of Sii 
 Michael Robert Shaw-Stewart, seventh Baronet, by hij 
 wife Lady Octavia, sixth dau. of the Most Hon. Siri 
 Richard Grosvenor, second Marquess of Westminster,! 
 K.G. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or a^ 
 fesse chequy azure and argent, over all a lion rampant 
 gules (for Stewart of Blackball) ; 2 and 3 azure, three 
 covered cups or (for Shaw of Greenock). Upon the 
 escutcheon, from which is pendent by an orange-tawny 
 ribbon his badge as a Baronet of Nova Scotia, is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules doubled argent ; and upon wreaths of his liveries 
 are set for Crests, i. a lion's head erased gules, armed 
 and langfued azure ; 2. a demi-savage wreathed about 
 the head and middle with laurel, and holding a club over 
 his shoulder proper. Supporters — On the dexter a lion 
 rampant gules, armed and langued azure, gorged with 
 a collar chequy argent and azure ; and on the sinister, a 
 savage wreathed round the head and middle with laurel 
 leaves, and holding a club over his shoulder all proper. 
 Mottoes (over the crests) — " Spero meliora, " and " I mean 
 well." Married, Nov. 14, 1883, Lady Alice Emma, 
 dau. of the Most Hon. the Marquess of Bath. Resi- 
 dences — 20 Mansfield Street, London, W. ; Ardgowan, 
 Greenock. 
 
 ERNEST BENTLEY SHAW-YATES. Bom 1870, 
 being the eldest son of the late Robert Bentley Shaw- Yates, 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 Esq., of Oakwood Grange, by Elizabeth Ellen, only child of 
 James Yates of Oakwood Hall, and grandson of the late 
 Bentley Shaw of Woodfield. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a chevron engrailed erminois, between two goats' heads 
 erased in chief argent and a goat in base of the last, three 
 pellets. Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a goat's head 
 erased argent, armed or, charged on the neck with a pellet, 
 and surmounting two branches of oak in saltire proper, 
 fructed or. 
 
 Captain LAURENCE PAULET SHAWE-STOREY, 
 late R. M. , who assumed by Royal Licence in 1873 the 
 
 name of Storey. Born , being the son of 
 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, quarterly indented 
 argent and sable, three falcons counterchanged, and for 
 distinction in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the second 
 (for Storey) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron ermine, cotised 
 sable, between three lozenges in chief, and one in base of 
 the second (for Shawe). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a falcon sable, 
 within a chaplet of laurel proper, charged on the breast 
 with an Eastern crown or, and for distinction charged also 
 with a cross crosslet gold ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 hind's head couped argent, charged with three lozenges, one 
 and two ermine, holding in the mouth an arrow in pale or, 
 flighted argent. Motto — " Sola virtus reddit nobilem." 
 Married, 1872, Emmeline Anne, eldest dau. of the late 
 Henry Shum-Storey of Arcot. Seat — Arcot Hall, Cram- 
 lington, Northumberland. 
 
 tower triple-towered argent, masoned sable. Blantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a garb or, banded with a serpent proper. Motto — "Vive 
 ut postea vivas." Residence — Simla, India. 
 
 GEORGE SHEDDEN, Esquire, J. P. for the co. of 
 Southampton, Lord of the Lordship of Pauler's Pury. 
 Born Oct. 27, 1856, being the eldest son of Roscow Cole 
 Shedden, by his wife Charlotte Joanna, dau. of James 
 Fitchett Burrell. Clubs— KoyzX Victoria Yacht (Ryde). 
 Livety — Blue and silver. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 on a chevron between three griffins' heads erased argent, 
 as many cross crosslets fitch^e gules, on a chief of the 
 second an escallop shell of the first, between two cinque- 
 foils of the third. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantUng gules doubled argent ; 
 and on a wreath of his Jlveries is set for Crest, a hermit 
 proper, couped below the shoulders, vested russet, his hood 
 pendent at the back; with the Motto, " Fidem meam 
 observabo." Matried October 7, 1880, Alice Sarah, 
 daughter of Ca!eb Hammond Gater; and has Issue— [\) 
 Roscow George Shedden, Gentleman, born May 13, 1882 ; 
 (2) Edward Claude Shedden, Gentleman, born Jan. 12, 
 1885 ; (3) Graham Percival Shedden, Gentleman, born 
 July 27, 1886 ; Ahce Katharine Beatrix ; Constance Evelyn ; 
 and Mary Eleanor Goodrich. Estates — Spring Hill, East 
 Cowes, Isle of Wight ; Pauler's Pury Park, in the county 
 of Northampton ; Hardmead, in the county of Bucking- 
 ham. Postal address — Spring Hill, East Cowes, Isle of 
 Wight. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel JOHNSTON SHEARER. Bom 
 — , being the son of the late Johnston Shearer of Aber- 
 
 deen, by his wife Margaret Miller. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules in chief two reaping-hooks proper, and in base a 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS SHEEPSHANKS, M.A. (Camb.), 
 of Arthington Hall, co. York, Lord of the Manor and 
 Patron of the living of Arthington. Born March 24, 1819, 
 being the son of the late WiUiam Sheepshanks of Arthing- 
 ton, near Otley, co. York, by his wife Sarah, dau. of Lucas 
 Nicholson of Leeds. Armorial bearings — Azure, a 
 chevron erminois, between in chief three roses and in base a 
 sheep passant argent. Mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 sheep passant argent. Motto — " Perseverando. " Married, 
 first, Aug. 16, 1849, Margaret, third dau. of Nathaniel 
 Milner of Wragby , co. York ; and by her (who died July 21, 
 1880) has Issue — WiUiam Sheepshanks, Esq., M.A. Trin. 
 Coll., Cam., J. P. and County Councillor, Barrister-at-Law 
 of the Inner Temple, b. Jan. 26, 1851 \m., Oct. 12, 1876, 
 Emily Florence, elder dau. of Rev. Henry G. S. Blunt, 
 Rector of St. Andrew's, Holborn, and has issue] ; Catherine 
 Sarah Eleanor, d. Sep. 4, 1855. He m. secondly, Dec. 14, 
 1882, Julia Maria Anne, elder dau. of Andrew Grieve, Esq., 
 W.S., and J. P., of Edinburgh; and by her has— Richard 
 Hasell Sheepshanks, Gentleman, b. Feb. 19, 1885; Charles 
 JohnHarcourt Sheepshanks, Gentleman, b. March 31, 1886 ; 
 Dorothy Agnes, b. March 15, 1888. Seats — Arthington 
 Hall, Leeds ; Park Place, Harrogate ; and Stokelake 
 House, Chudleigh, Devon. Postal address — Harrogate. 
 Club — National. 
 
 SHEFFIELD, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 SHEFFIELD (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a chevron azure, 
 with two cotises engrailed between three garbs gules, an 
 anchor erect or, between two bezants. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a garb 
 in fesse or, surmounted with a boar's head and neck erased 
 azure, langued and crined or. Motto — " Divino tuta- 
 mine." 
 
 Son of : - 
 
 Henry James Sheffield, Gentleman, b. . Pes. — 
 
 57 Ferntower Road, Highbury New Park, London, N. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD SHEFFIELD, Gentleman, 
 Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries. Bom 
 Dec. 2, 1859, being the only son of Charles Sheffield, 
 Gentleman, b. 1828, d. 1873, m. 1854, Emma, dau. 
 of Edward Archer. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on 
 a chevron azure, with two cotises engrailed between 
 three garbs gules an anchor erect or, between two 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 beiftnts. Il>ntl1ny gules and argent. Creit— On a 
 vrreath of the colours, a garb in fesse or, surmounted 
 with a boar's hcnd and neck erased azure, langued and 
 crined or. Motto- " Divine tutaniine." Afarried, May 
 ai, 1885, Edith Elizabeth, dau. of William Watkinsof Pan- 
 lyffynon, Pembrokeshire ; and has Isstu — (i) Ronald Fraser 
 
 Sheffield, Gentleman, b. June 2, 1893 ; (2) Alan MacGregor 
 Sheffield, Gentleman, b. Oct. 23, 1895 ; Vera Helen ; Isabel 
 Emma ; Margaret Edith ; and Joan Eleanor. Residence— 
 Romford, Essex. C/«*— Junior Constitutional. 
 
 SHELDON, quartered by LANE. 
 SHIELDS, see WENTWORTH-SHIELDS. 
 
 HENRY JAMES SHELDON, Esq., B.A. Camb., J. P. 
 COS. Worcester and Warwick, High Sheriff co. Worces-ter 
 i860. Born Sept. 12. 1823, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L.. M.P. for South Warwickshire, and 
 Major of the Warwickshire Militia, by his wife Marcella. 
 only child of Thomas Meredith Winstanley of Lisson Hall. 
 CO. DubHn. Armorial bearings — Sable, a fesse argent, 
 between three sheldrakes proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crert— On a wreath of the colours, a sheldrake 
 profier. HottO — "Optimum pati." Married, April 3, 
 1852, Alicia Mary, widow of William Oakeley of Oakeley, 
 Salop, and dau. of Gen. Sir Evan Lloyd, by his wife the 
 Dowager Lady Trimleston. 5m/— Brailes House, Ban- 
 bury, CO. Warwick. 
 
 WATSON SHENNAN, Gentleman. Bom Jan. 29. 
 1837, being the sixth son of the late Robert Shennan of 
 Lairdlaugh, by his wife Catherine, dau. of James M'Millan. 
 
 Armorial bearings— Parted per bend vert and or. in ths 
 sinister chief a ram's head caboshed argent, armed of thq 
 second, and in dexter Imse a lion rampant sable. Hant 
 vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, on 
 dexter gauntlet or, a falcon close perched projier. Mot 
 (over the crest) — " Virtute duce." Married, June 17, i88j 
 Grace, dau. of Rev. William Burnett, Minister of Ha 
 Morton, co. Dumfries; and has Issue — (i) Watson Dougla 
 Shennan. Gentleman, b. June 30, 1887 ; (a) Launcclot Stua 
 Burnet Shennan, Gentleman, b. Oct. 12, 1891 ; 
 Grace Burnet. Residence — Conical HiLs, Otago, Ne 
 Zealand. 
 
 HERBERT SHEPHERD- CROSS, Esq., M.P. fa 
 Bolton-le-Moors, formerly Major Duke of I^ancaster's Ov 
 Yeo. Cav. , J.I', for Lancashire and Herts, and Countl 
 Councillor for Herts. Hadham Division. Assumed the ad 
 ditional name and arms of Shepherd by Royal Licene 
 1884. Bom 1847, being the son of the late Thomas Cro« 
 ILsq.. J. P. of Ruddington Hall, Notts, and Mortfield, 
 cashire, by his wife Ellen, dau. of Joseph Mann of Live 
 pool. Armorial bearings- Quarterly i and 4, quarterljj 
 argent and gules, a fount.un proper between four cro 
 crosslets counterchanged of the field (for Cross) ; 2 and ; 
 azure, within two chevronels a fleur-de-lis between two mu 
 lets, all between two fleurs-de-lis in chief, and a mullet 
 base or (for Shepherd). Mantling gules and argent 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a stork proper, rest 
 ing the dexter foot on a fountain, and holding in the bea" 
 a cross crosslet all between eight bulrushes, four on eithe 
 side (for Cross) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a moun^ 
 vert, a ram passant in front of a gate, and all between twcj 
 trees. Married, firstly. 1870, 1-ucy Mary Shepherd, dau. i 
 the late Rev. John Shepherd Birley, M.A., J. P. of Kirlc^ 
 ham. Lancashire ; secondly, 1895. P. Penelope, dau. 
 James Hortor of Edinburgh. Residences — 19 Queen'i^ 
 Gate Gardens, S.W. ; Hamels Park, near Buntingford 
 Herts. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 THEOPHILUS SHEPSTONE, Esquire, Companiotf 
 of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Sain^ 
 George. Bom 1843. being the son of the late Sir Theophilu 
 Shepstone, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguishe 
 Order of Saint Michael and Saint George ; was created Com^ 
 panion of the Most Distinguished Order of .Saint Michael and^ 
 Saint George, 1880. Clubs — Verulam, Victoria (Pieter«^ 
 maritzburg), Natal (Durban). Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse vert, a lion couchant or J 
 a chief azure, thereon an anchor erect with cable of the thirdJ 
 between two assegais in saltire proper ; and for his CrestJ 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- eagle displaye 
 argent, gorged with a wreath of oak vert, in front of t\v( 
 assegais in saltire proper. Married, \^b-j, Helen Louis 
 Maude, daughter of General Sir J. J. Bisset, Knight Com4 
 mander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Micha 
 and Saint George. Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath. Postal address — PietermaritzburgJ 
 Natal. 
 
 The Right Honourable EDWARD LEN03_ 
 DUTTON, Baron Sherborne of Sherborne, in the count! 
 of Gloucester, Bachelor of Arts. Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Gloucester. Born April 23. 1831, beings 
 the son of the Right Honourable the third Baron Sher^ 
 borne, by his first wife Elizabeth, commonly called Lady 
 Elizabeth Howard, daughter of the Right Honourable 
 the sixteenth Earl of Suffolk ; succeeded his father in 
 1883. under the creation of May 20. 1784. Armor 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly argent and gules, ■" 
 in the second and third quarters a fret or, a crescent 
 sable for difference. Above the escutcheon is placed the 
 coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a plume of five ostrich feathers 
 argent, azure, or. vert and purpure ; and for Supporters, 
 on either side of the escutcheon a wolf argent, gorged with 
 a collar azure, charged with three garbs or. Motto — " Ser- 
 vabo fidem." Married, July 5, 1894, Emily Theresa. 
 daughter of the late Baron de Stern. Heir presumptive 
 — His brother, the Reverend Canon Frederick George 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Dutton, commonly known as the Reverend the Honourable 
 Frederick George Dutton, Canon of Gloucester Cathedral, 
 Master of Arts, Vicar of Bibury, born 1843. Residences — 
 
 a wreath of the colours, a pelican in her piety proper, 
 charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis azure. Motto — 
 " Prest pour mon pais." Married, October 17, 1874, 
 
 4 Hyde Park Gate, S.W. ; Sherborne House, near 
 Northleach, in the county of Gloucester. 
 
 SHERLOCK (U.O.). Per pale argent and azure, three 
 
 fleurs-de-lis counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a pelican in her piety. 
 
 Sons of David Sherlock of Stillorgan Castle, co. Dublin, 
 
 Serjeant-at-Law, M.P. , Q.C., b. i8i6 ; rf. 1884; m. 
 
 1843, Elizabeth, d. of John Thierri :— 
 
 Thomas Thierri Sherlock, Gentleman, b. 1844 ; m. 1873, 
 Letitia Mary, d. of Sir John Nugent, 3rd Bart., of Ballin- 
 lough ; and has issue— David Thomas Joseph Sherlock, 
 Gentleman, b. 1881. Res. — 
 
 David Sherlock, Esq., J.P., D.L., Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. 1850; m. 1873, Mary Elizabeth, d. of Edward Murphy 
 of Castle Connell ; and has issue— (i) David Christopher 
 Eustace Sherlock, Gentleman, b. 1879 ; (2) Gerard Lourdes 
 Sherlock, Gentleman, b. 1884; (3) Edward Mary Sherlock, 
 Gentleman, b. 1886. .Sra^— Rahan Lodge, King's Co. 
 Res. — 71 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin. 
 
 WRIGHT SHERLOCK, Esquire, Lieutenant-Colonel 
 (retired) late i8th Regiment. Born September 8, 1838, 
 being ihe eldest son of the late George Sherlock of 
 Carrigduve and Barradaw, in the county of Cork, 
 and Loskearin, in the county of Waterford, by his wife 
 Elizabeth Mary, daughter of Thomas Perrott, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, of Upland, Fermoy, in the county of 
 Cork. Club — Army and Navy. Livery — Azure blue with 
 white facings, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Per pale argent and azure, two fleurs-de- 
 lis counterchanged, on a canton gules a pelican proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 
 Ellen Edith Lloyd, daughter of John Stratford Collins, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of 
 Wythall, Walford, in the county of Hereford (she died 
 May 16, 1892) ; and has Issue— {\) George Wright Strat- 
 ford Sherlock, Gentleman, Lieut. 6th Gurkha Rifles, b. 
 Feb. 16, 1877 ; (2) John Kyrle Perrott Sherlock, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 26, 1887 ; Eleanor Edith Lloyd ; Elizabeth Mary 
 Kyrle ; Amy Annie Patten Collins ; Hester Stratford Pole ; 
 and Ellen Collins, fij/a/e— Barradaw, near Killeagh, co. 
 Cork. Postal address— Army and Navy Club, Pall Mall, 
 S.W. 
 
 Major CHARLES DAVIS SHERSTON, J.P. for co. 
 Somerset, late Rifle Brigade. Born Feb. 16, 1852, bemg 
 the eldest son of the late John Davis Sherston, Esq., 
 Capt. late 6th Dragoon Guards, J.P. cos. Lincoln and 
 Somerset, by his wife Innes Eliza, only dau. of the late 
 Major Hamilton Maxwell, H.E.I.C.S., of Ardwell, co. 
 Wigtown. Armorial bearings— Sable, a cinquefoil or. 
 between three buglehorns argent, stringed of the second. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag lodged reguardant or, armed and hoofed 
 gules, charged on the shoulder with a cinquefoil vert. Alar- 
 ried, 1878, Edith, dau. of Admiral Sir Charles Talbot, 
 K.C.B. 5m/— Evercreech House, Bath, co. Somerset. 
 Club— Army and Navy. 
 
 § OLIVER CATON SHERWOOD, Esq., Capt. West 
 India Regiment. Born , being the second son of 
 
 Thomas Caton Sherwood, sometime a Captain in the Army, 
 Inspector of Army Schools in India, and Staff Paymaster 
 at Vizagapatam. Armorial bearings— Per chevron or and 
 vert, two olive trees eradicated in chief proper, and as 
 many bill-hooks addorsed in base of the first. Mantling 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 vert and or. Oroit On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an olive tree eradicated proper, two bill-hooks n 
 saltire or. Motto— " In via sternerc.' HtsitUHce Col- 
 chester, CO. Kssex. 
 
 SHIPPARD. qiuunered by CARUS-WILSON. 
 
 SHIRLEY. 
 KER-ONSLO 
 
 SHIRLEY, ouartcrcd by MAINWARING-ELLER- 
 
 SSEWALLIS EVELYN SHIRLEY. Esquire. J. P. 
 for CO. of Warwick, and J.P, and D.L. for co. of 
 Monaghan. Horn July 15. 1844, being the eldest son of 
 the late Evelyn Philip Shirley, Esquire, of Ettington Park. 
 Doctor of I.41WS of the University of Dublin, by his wife 
 Mary Clara KliKibeth, d.aughter of Sir Ednmnd Hunger- 
 ford Lechmere, second liaronet. Clubs — Junior Carlton, 
 National. Armorial bearings— He bears for AntiB : Paly 
 of six or and azure, a quarter ermine. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, the head of a Saracen couped at the neck 
 proper, wreatned about the temples or and azure. Badges 
 — I. a horse-shoe argent (for Ferrars) ; 2. a Bourchier knot 
 or (for Bourchier). Mottoes—" Honor virtutis prajmium," 
 and " Loyal suisje." A/iarnVrf, September 23, 1884, Emily 
 Jane, eldest daughter of the late Colonel William Colquhoun 
 Farquharson Macdonald of St. Martin's Abbey, in the county 
 of Perth, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant. Seats 
 — Ettington Park, Stratford on -Avon, in the county of 
 Warwick ; Lough Fea, Carrickmacross. in the county of 
 Monaghan. 
 
 HARRINGTON OFFLEY SHORE, Esquire. J.P., 
 B.A. Trinity Coll. (Camb.). Bom 1833, being the eldest 
 son of the late Offley Shore of Norton Hall and Castle 
 Hill (who sold these estates, and resided subsequently on 
 the Mearsbrook Estate, near Sheffield, exchanging the old 
 family property at Blore, co. Stafford, for that of Lindridge 
 House, CO. Leicester), by his wife Eliza, dau. of John 
 Brewin of North Deighton, co. York. Armorial beaiings 
 — Argent, two chevronels sable, between three holly leaves 
 vert. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stork regardant argent, beaked and 
 membered gules, holding in its dexter foot a jjebble. 
 gorged with a collar gemel sable, and holding in its beak 
 a holly leaf slipped vert. Motto — " Non dormit qui 
 custodit." Married, first, Dec. 21, 1861, Isabel Emma, 
 dau. of Col. D'Ewes Coke of Debdale Hall, near Mansfield ; 
 and has Issue — Janet Diana. He married secondly, 
 Nov. 9, 1865, Eleanor Anna, dau. of Thomas Thomson. 
 M.D., of Leamington, by whom he has Issue — (i) Harring- 
 ton Offley Shore. Gentleman, b. Nov. 24. i868 ; (2) Sidney 
 Foye Shore, Gentleman, b. Nov. 18. 1871 ; Caroline Foye 
 [m., Sept. 23, 1896, David Hugh Lindsay] ; Eleanor Maye ; 
 and Constance Aimee. Postal address — 
 
 OFFLEY BOHUN SHORE. Gentleman. Bom]a.n.zt, 
 1839. being the third son of the late Offley Shore of Norton 
 Hall and Castle Hill (who sold these estates, and resided 
 subsequently on the Mearsbrook Estate, near Sheffield, 
 exchanging the old family property at Blore. co. Stafford, 
 for that of Lindridge House, co. Leicester), by his wife 
 Eliza, dau. of John Brewin of North Deighton, co. York. 
 Armorial beaxings — Argent, two chevronels sable, between 
 three holly leaves vert. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork regardant 
 argent, beaked and membered gules, holding in its dexter 
 foot a jjebble, gorged with a collar gemel sable, and hold- 
 ing in its beak a holly leaf slipf)ed vert. Motto — " Non 
 dormit qui custodit." Married, Oct. 17, 1862, Anna 
 Maria, dau. of John Leishman of Edinburgh ; and has 
 Issue — Offley Bohun Stovin Fairless Shore, Esq., Capt. 
 Indian Staff Corps, b. Aug. 9. 1863 ; Florence Nightingale ; 
 and Urith Beresford Foye. 
 
 SIDNEY FOYE SHORE, Gentleman, second son of 
 the late Offley Shore of Norton Hall and Castle Hill (who 
 sold these estates, and resided subsequently on the Mears- 
 brook Estate, near Sheffield, exchanging the old family 
 property at Blore. co. Stafford, for that of Lindridge 
 House, CO. Leicester), by his wife Eliza, dau. of John 
 Brewin of North Deighton, co. York. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, two chevronels sable, between three holly leaves 
 
 vert. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stork regardant argent, lioaked and mem- 
 bered gules, holding in its dexter f<x)t a pebble, gorged 
 with a collar gemel sable, and holding in its Ix'ak a holly 
 leaf slipped vert. MottO — " Non dormit qui cuslcxlil." 
 Marned, June 22, 1864, Louisa Alice, dau. of James Hey- 
 gate. M. D. . F. R.S. . of IX-rby. Postal address— 
 
 ECCLES SHORROCK. Esq.. J.P. for Lancashire, son 
 of the late E. Ashton ; assumed the name of Shorrock on 
 succeeding his maternal uncle, Eccles Shorrock. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a pile or, fretty sable, between two mullets 
 in base of the second pierced of the field. Mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, U|ion a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-stag proper, sem^e of mullets, and supporting Ijetween 
 the legs a cross pat6e fitch6e all sable. Motto — " Persever- 
 ando." Seat — Low Hill House, Over Darwen. 
 
 SHORT, quartered by PRICE, 
 
 SHORTALL (U.O.). Gules, on a cross argent, a cross 
 crosslet between four lion's heads erased azure. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag tiippant proper, supporting with the dexter forepaw 
 a cross crosslet azure. Motto — " Certavi et vici." 
 
 Son of John Shortall of Dublin, Merchant, b, ; d.i 
 
 Res, — ChicagOi] 
 
 m. : — 
 
 John George Shortall, Gentleman, b. 
 U.S.A. 
 
 SHORTING (H. Coll.). Per pale gules and or, threej 
 lion's gambs erect and erased counterchanged, on a chie 
 wavy argent, a fleurs-de-lis between two crescents of the 
 first. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 the colours, in front of a lion's head erased gules, twol 
 crosses ermine, between as many laurel branches slipf>ed| 
 and fructed proper. Motto — " In Domino confido."j 
 Livery — Chocolate, yellow collar and cuffs, silver. 
 
 Son of Charles George Horatio Shorting, B.A. (Oxon.),J 
 b. 1840; d. 1897; m. 1881, Constance Mary Anne, | 
 d. of Rev. Henry James Cotton. Rector of DalburyJ 
 Cheshire : — 
 Horace Arthur Shorting, Gentleman, b. 1894. Res.—X 
 Humberstone. Boscombe, Hants. 
 
 Sons of late Rev. Charles Shorting, M.A., Fellow ofl 
 Peterhouse Coll., Camb., Hon. Canon of NorwichI 
 Cathedral, Rural Dean and Rector of Stonham Aspal,] 
 Suffolk, b. 1810 ; d. 1864; m. 1837, Elizabeth Harriot,} 
 d. of Robert Knipe Cobbold, late of Bredfield Hall,] 
 Suffolk :— 
 
 Henry Francis Shorting, Gentleman, late Lieut. 46th| 
 Regt. , b. 1847; m. ist. 1870, Susan Jane id. ), d. ofl 
 Rev. John Rowlandson ; 2nd, Agnes, d. of Rev. Thomas! 
 Preston ; and has had issue (by ist mar.) — Edith Katherine] 
 and Ethel Margaret (d. 1891). Res. — Los Angeles, J 
 California. 
 
 Ernest Walter Shorting, Gentleman, M.A. Cantab., J.P. j 
 borough of Wenlock, b. 1848 ; m. 1872, Emily Margaret, d. 
 of William Nicholas. J. P., late of Field House, Broseley;! 
 and has issue — (i) Charles-Ernest Nicholas Shorting,! 
 Gentleman, b. 1873 ! (2) Rev. George Herbert Cobbold] 
 Shorting, (J. 1874; (3) Ernest Hastings Hamilton Shorting,! 
 Gentleman, b. 1876; and Constance Emily. Res. — The 
 Lawn, Broseley. R.S.O. , Salop. 
 
 The Right Honourable CHARLES HENRY J0HN.1 
 CHETWYND-TALBOT. Earl of Shrewsbury, in the! 
 Peerage of England, Earl of Waterford. in the Peerage ofl 
 Ireland, and Earl "Talbot. Viscount Ingestre, and BaronJ 
 Talbot of Hensol, in the county of Glamorgan, in thcl 
 Peerage of Great Britain, Premier Earl of England, and! 
 Hereditary Great Seneschal (Lord High Steward) of J 
 Ireland, and Lord-Steward of the Borough of Stafford. Bom\ 
 November 13, i86o, being the only son of the Right Honour- 1 
 able Charles John Chetwynd-Talbot, nineteenth Earl ofl 
 Shrewsbury, by his wife Anna Theresa, eldest dau. of Capt. 
 Richard Howe Cockerell. Royal Navy ; succeeded his father] 
 in 1877. Creations — Earl of Shrewsbury (English), May 20, 
 1442; Earlof Waterford (Irish), July 17, 1446; Baron Talbot, 
 Dec. 5, 1733 ; Earl Talbot and Viscount Ingestre, July 3, 
 1784. Clubs — Carlton, Marlborough.- /.jV^rj - Claret, 
 trimmed scarlet and gold. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion rampant 
 within a bordure engrailed or (for Talbot) ; 2 and 3 azure, a 
 
 is the Military Cockade, 
 
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 chevron between three mullets or (for Chetwynd), and impal- 
 ing the arms of Palmer-Morewood, namely, quarterly i and 
 4, vert a tree eradicated argent, in the dexter chief point a 
 trefoil of the last (for Morewood) ; 2 and 3 argent, two bars 
 sable, the upper charged with two and the lower with one 
 trefoil slipped of the field, in chief a greyhound courant of 
 the second, collared or ; and in pale behind the escutcheon 
 is placed the white wand appertaining to the office of 
 Great Seneschal of Ireland. Above the escutcheon is 
 placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 
 Barnston, Brimstage, Raby, Oxton, Mickle Trafford, co. 
 Chester. Seats — Ingestre Hall, in the county of Stafford ; 
 Alton Towers, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 
 SHRUBB (H. Coll.). Azure, on a chevron engrailed 
 between a lion passant guardant in chief and an escallop in 
 base argent, three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — ^On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle regardant , perched on an oak-branch fructed 
 all proper, charged on the breast with an escallop gules. 
 Motto — " Sub cruce semper viridis." 
 
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 his Crests, i. on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion 
 statant, tail extended or (for Talbot) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a goat's head erased argent, attired or (for 
 Chetwynd). Supporters — On either side of the escutcheon 
 a talbot argent. Motto — " Prest d'accomplir." Badge — 
 A talbot passant argent. Married, 1882, Ellen Mary, 
 daughter of Charles Rowland Palmer-Morewood, Esquire, 
 of Ladbroke Hall, in the county of Warwick, and Alfreton 
 Hall, in the county of Derby; and has Issue — Charles 
 Alton John Chetwynd Chetwynd-Talbot, Esquire, com- 
 monly called Viscount Ingestre, Lieut. Royal Horse Guards, 
 born September 8, 1882 ; and Lady Neilie Viola Castalia 
 Florence. Estates — Ingestre, Tixall, Hopton, Sah, Great 
 Haywood, Kingstone, Gratwich, Alton, Denston, Bradley, 
 Farley, Cotton, Stanton and Brereton, with the Brereton 
 Collieries, all in the co. of Stafford ; Albrighton, co. Salop ; 
 Grafton Manor. Upton Warren, and Huddington, in the 
 CO. of Worcester ; Little Budworth, Dunham, Delamere, 
 
 Sons of John Lane Shrubb, Gentleman, Verderer of the 
 
 New Forest, b. 1840; d. 1884; w. 1861, Sibylla Mary, 
 
 d. of Charles Fluder of Lymington, Hants : — 
 
 John Peyto Charles Shrubb, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; m. 
 
 i896, Alice Maude, d. of Rev. F. W. Peel ; and has issue — 
 
 Sibylla Audrey Maude. Seat — Boldre Grange, Hants. 
 
 Res. — The Grove, Lymington. Clubs — Conservative, 
 
 Automobile. 
 
 Henry Arthur Beverley Shrubb, Gentleman, R.N., b. 
 1867 ; m. , Louisa Milne, d. of E. Buchanan of Drum- 
 mond Place, Edinburgh ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 SHUCKBURGH, quartered by FOLJAMBE. 
 
 RICHARD HENRY SHUCKBURGH, Esquire, of 
 B jurton Hall and Bilton Manor, in the county of Warwick, 
 Justice of the Peace. Born 1837, being the second son of 
 Richard Wood of Rugby, in the county of Warwick, by his 
 
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 wife Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Blencowe of Marston, 
 St. l^wrencr, in the county of Northampton, and sister of 
 the Kevorcnd Charles BlenLX)we Shuckburgh of liourton 
 Mall, and assumed the name of Shuckburgh by Royal 
 License in 1876, under the will of his maternal uncle, the 
 Reverei»d Charles Blencowe Shuckburgh, on succeeding to 
 the estate of liourton. Armorial bearing*— He bears for 
 Amu : Sable, a chevron indented or, Iwtween three nmllets 
 pierced argent, a Iwrder of the ;-econd. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet lx:titting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or : and for his Oreit, upon a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a demi-Moor proper, wreathed about the 
 temples or and sable, habited argent, semfe of nmllets 
 pierced, also sable, and holding in the dexier hand an 
 arrow, point downwards proper. Motto — " Vigilate et 
 orate." Married, 1866, Ellen Clara, daughter of Archibald 
 Webb of Trafalgar Lodge, Chelsea ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Charles James Shuckburgh, Gentleman, born 1867 
 [married, December 1892, Blanche Cobham, second daughter 
 of John Bell Chirnside of Clifton Hall, Rugby, in the county 
 of Warwick] ; (2) Henry Frederick Blencowe Shuckburgh, 
 Gentleman, born 1870; Rhoda Elizabeth Ella ; and Florence 
 Mary Ellen. Seats — Botirton Hall, and Bilton Manor, 
 Rugby. 
 
 EDMUND ANDERSON SHULDHAM, Esquire, 
 M.A., J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1871), Lieut.-Col. late 
 South Cork Militia, formerly A. D.C. to his Excellency the 
 Lord-Lieut, of Ireland. Bom May 12, 1826, being the elder 
 son of the late Edmund William Shuldham, Esq., Lieut. - 
 Gen. H.E.I.C.S., by his wife Harriet Eliza Bonar, dau. of 
 Dr. Rundell of Bath. Armorial bearings— Gules, an eagle 
 displayed or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin passant argent. Motto — "Post 
 nubila Phoebus." Residence — Coolkelure, Dunmanway, co. 
 Cork. 
 
 FRANK NAUNTON QUANTOCK SHULDHAM, 
 Esq., of Norton Manor, Somerset, is a J.P. for Somerset, 
 CapL W. Somerset I. Yeo., formerly I^ieut. 13th Hussars. 
 Bom 1868, being the only son of the late Rev. N. L. 
 
 Shuldham, by Sophia Frances, only dau. of the late Joh 
 Matthew Quantock, formerly 4th Dragoon Guards. A 
 morial bearings Gules, an eagle displayed or, a crescent! 
 for cadency. Mantling gules and or. Crest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin passant argent, charged with 
 crescent for cadency. HOttO -" Post nubila Phoebus." 
 Married, 1890, Emily, elder dau, of Wm. Macalpine l^njf 
 of Dalswinton, co. Dumfries ; and has, with other Issue- 
 Walter Frank (^)uantock Shuldham, Cientleman, f>. 18994 
 Seat Norton Manor, Stoke-under-Ham. Club Naval anJl 
 Military. 
 
 MOLYNEUX WILLIAM SHULDHAM, Gentlemanj 
 late Lieut. N. Irish Div. R.A. Born 1870, being the eldes 
 son of the late Alexander Shuldham, Esq., of Flowerfieldj 
 CO. Derry, of the 6th Foot, Capt. Derry Militia, Hig 
 Sheriff co. Londonderry 1873, by his wife L.ctitia MaryJ 
 eldest dau. of George Knox of Prehen, co. Derry. Armo 
 rial bearing^ Gules, an eagle displayed or, a crescent fo 
 cadency. Mantling pules and or. Crest On a wreatti 
 of the colours, a griffin passant argent, charged with 
 crescent for cadency. Motto— "Post nubila Phoebus."] 
 Married, 1896, Augusta Georgina, younger dau. of ColJ 
 George Knox of Prehen, co. Derry. 
 
 SHUTTLEWORTH, quartered by HOLDEN. 
 
 M ASHTON JOHN SHUTTLEWORTH, Esquir 
 9 J. P. , Col. late R.A. Born Nov. 4, 1840, being the onlj 
 son of the late Lieut. -Gen. Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth 
 R.A. , by his wife Mary, dau. of George Alderson of FerryJ 
 bridge. Livery — Dark blue, gilt buttons, and (for dressj 
 red plush breeches. Armorial bearings — Argent, thre 
 weavers' shuttles sable, tipprnd and furnished with quills 
 yarn, the threads pendent or. Mantling sable and argent 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armou 
 proper, grasping in the gauntlet a shuttle of the arms 
 Motto — '' In Domino confide.'" Married, Oct. 5, 1876I 
 Elizabeth Ellen (d. 1901), dau. of Edmond Gabbett, 
 Riverview, Corbally, co. Limerick ; and has Issue — (xl 
 Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth, Gentleman, b. July 4, 1878J 
 (2) Edmond John Ashton Shuttleworth, Gentleman, 
 May 19, 1880 ; (3) William Gabbett Ashton Shuttleworth 
 Gentleman, b. July 8, 1883 ; and Mary Ashton. 
 married, secondly, his cousin, Isabella Ashton, dau. 
 the late J. S. A. Shuttleworth, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Hathe 
 sage Hall. 6Va/— Hathersage Hall, Sheffield. Club- 
 Primrose. 
 
 SHUTTLEWORTH (H. Coll.). Per fesse argent an^ 
 sable, a pale and three weaver's shuttles counterchange " 
 the latter tipfied and furnished with quills of yarn 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of th 
 colours, issuing from a chaplet of roses gules, a cubil 
 arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet proper, holding 
 shuttle in bend sinister sable, tipped and furnished or;j 
 Motto — ' ' Isto velocior vita." Livery — Black, white facing 
 Sons of late Joseph Shuttleworth, Esq., of Hartsholn 
 Hall, Lines., and Old Warden, Beds., J.P., D.l 
 (High Sheriff of Lincolnshire 1881), b. ; d. 1888 j 
 
 tn. Sarah, Grace, d. of Henry Clayton : — 
 Alfred Shuttleworth, Esq., J.P. and D.L. LincolnshL 
 (High Sheriff 1889), b. 1843; m. 1869, Mary (d. 1880), 
 of Nathaniel Clayton of Eastcliff, Lincolnshire. Res. 
 Eastgate House, Lincoln. Clubs — Arthur's, White's, 
 James's, Wellington. 
 
 Lt.-Col. Frank Shuttleworth (q.v.). 
 
 FRANK SHUTTLEWORTH, Esquire, J.P. 
 Lincoln and Bedford, High Sheriff 1891, late Major Ttll 
 Hussars, Lieut.-Col. commanding Bedfordshire Imp. Yeo.i 
 which regiment he raised in 1901. Born Fet). 16, 1845^ 
 being the second son of the late Joseph Shuttleworth, Esq, 
 J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of Lincolnshire 1881, by hL 
 first wife Sarah Grace, dau. of Henry Clayton. Livery- 
 Black, with white facings. Armorial bearings— Per fess 
 argent and sable, a pale and three weavers' shuttles counter- 
 changed, the latter tipped and furnished with quills of yarn 
 or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Issuing from a 
 chaplet of roses gules, a cubit arm in armour, the hand in 
 a gauntlet proper, holding a shuttle in bend sinister sable, 
 tipped and furnished or. Motto — "Isto velocior vita." 
 Married, June 3, 1902, Dorothy Clothilda, youngest dau, 
 
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 of the Rev. Robert Lang of Old Warden Vicarage. Seats 
 — Old Warden Park, Biggleswade ; Goldington Bury, Bed- 
 ford. Town residence — 17 Berkeley Square, W. Clubs — 
 
 Jane, dau. of Bernard Paul Phelan, Esq., J. P., of Clonmel ; 
 and has Issue— (1) William Graham Sibbald, Esq., b. Oct. 
 25, 1866; (2) Bernard Ian Graham Sibbald, Esq., b. Feb. 
 
 Carlton, Turf, Army and Navy, Arthur's, Naval and 
 Military, Cavalry, Bachelors', Royal Yacht Squadron. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable Sir UGHTRED JAMES 
 KAY-SHUTTLEWORTH, Baron Shuttleworth, 
 2nd Bart. (Dec. 22, 1849), of Gawthorpe Hall, co. Lanes., 
 Mem. of His Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Council, J. P. co. 
 Lancashire, J. P., D.L. co. Westmorland, formerly M.P. 
 for North-East Lancashire. Bo?-n 1844, being the eldest 
 son of Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth, ist Bart., D. C.L., 
 who died 1877, by his wife Janet, dau of Robert Shuttle- 
 worth. ArmoriaJ. beaxings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 three shuttles sable (for Shuttleworth) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 three ermine spots between two bendlets sable, all between 
 as many crescents azure (for Kay) ; and impaling the arms 
 of Parish, namely argent, on a chevron between ten cross 
 crosslets, six in chief and four in base sable, a cross crosslet 
 fitch^e of the field, on a chief azure, a demi-sun in splen- 
 dour issuant or ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling sable and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armour 
 proper, grasping in the gauntlet a shuttle of the arms (for 
 Shuttleworth) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, on a crescent 
 azure, a goldfinch proper (for Kay). Mottoes — " Kynd 
 kynn knawne kepe," " Prudentia et justitia." Married, 
 July I, 1871, Blanche Marion, youngest dau. of Sir Wood- 
 bine Parish, Knight Commander of the Hanoverian 
 Guelphic Order; and has Issue — (i) Hon. Lawrence 
 Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, b. Sept. 21, 1887 ; (2) Hon. 
 Edward James Kay-Shuttleworth, b. March 16, 1890 ; 
 Angela Mary ; Nina Louisa ; Rachel Beatrice ; and 
 Catherine Blanche. Seats — Gawthorpe Hall, Burnley ; 
 Barbon Manor, Kirkby Lonsdale. Town residence — 28 
 Prince's Gardens, S.W. Clubs — Reform, Athenasum, 
 Reform (Manchester). 
 
 Sir JOHN SIBBALD, Knight Bachelor (1899), M.D., 
 F.R.S.E., a Commissioner in Lunacy 1878-99. Born 1833, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Sibbald of Edin- 
 burgh and of Clonmel, Ireland, by his wife Jane, dau. of 
 John Graham of Closeburn, Dumfries-shire, and of Hawick. 
 Armorial bearings^Gules, a cross moline within an orle 
 of crescents and mullets alternately argent. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a dexter hand couped at the wrist holding a scroll all 
 proper. Motto —" Sursum specto." ^1/arWerf, 1864, Sarah 
 
 4, 1872 ; Emmeline Sarah Graham ; Mary Graham ; Mil- 
 dred Graham ; Harriet Graham ; Caroline Althea Graham. 
 Residence — 18 Great King Street, Edinburgh. Club — Uni- 
 versity (Edinburgh). 
 
 SCONINGSBY CHARLES SIBTHORP, Esq., M.A., 
 J. P. andD.L., High Sheriff for Lincoln 1877. Born Oct. 
 27, 1846, being the eldest son of the late Gcrvaise Tottenham 
 Waldo-Sibthorp, Esq., J.P. and D.L., M.P. for Lincoln, 
 Major of the Royal South Lincoln Militia, by his wife 
 Louisa, third dau. of Robert Cracroft (afterwards Amcotts) 
 of Hackthorn, co. Lincoln ; s. his father Oct 13, 1861. Club 
 — Oriental. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ar- 
 gent two bars gules, a bordure sable (for Sibthorp) ; 2 
 and 3 or, a bend azure between three leopards' faces gules 
 (for Waldo). Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-hon erased 
 argent, collared, and holding in the de.xter paw a fleur-de- 
 lis sable (for Sibthorp) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-leopard guardant proper, debruised with two bend- 
 lets azure (for Waldo). Motto — "Nil conscire sibi." Mar- 
 ried, February 8, 1876, Mary Georgiana, eldest dau. of 
 Reverend Robert Sutton and Charlotte his wife (sister 
 and heir of Sir John Nelthorpe, 8th Bart., of Scawby, 
 in CO. Lincoln). Seals — Canwick Hall and Sudbrooke 
 Holme, Lincoln. 
 
 SIBTON, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 JOSEPH WATSON SI DEBOTH AM, Esquire, J.P. for 
 Cheshire, formerly M.P. for Cheshire (Hyde Division), 1886- 
 1900, Member of Council of Royal Coll. of Music, and Joint 
 Patron of St. Anne's, Haughton. Born 1857, being the 
 eldest son of the late Joseph Sidebotham , Esq. , J. P. , F. S. A. , 
 of Erlesdene, Bowdon, by Anne, only dau. of the late 
 Edward Coward, Esq., of Bowdon, Cheshire. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, an eagle with two heads displayed 
 vert, betwen four escallops in saltire or, and charged upon 
 the breast with a like escallop. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant, 
 gorged with a collar and pendent therefrom an escutcheon 
 charged with a , and holding between 
 
 the paws a . Motto — " Ab sidera tendo." 
 
 Married, 1886, Marian, youngest daughter of the late 
 
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 Cheshire. ^«i«^i»« — Merlewood, Bowdon, Cheshire. 
 C/«*— Carllon. 
 
 M TOM HARROP SIDEBOTTOM. Esq.. J. P. for cos. 
 
 O Chester and Derby, and D. L. for the latter co.. M.P. 
 for Siiilybridge and Dukinfield from 1874 to 1880, and from 
 1885 10 Sept. 1000, when he retired, was presented with 
 the freedom of the borough of Stalybridge 1897, Patron of 
 Christchurch, Tintwistle. Bom April 16, 1826, being the 
 eldest .son of the late William Sidebottom of Etherow 
 House, by his wife Ai;nes, dau. of Jonah Harrop of 
 Bardsley House, co. Lancaster. Clubs — Carlton, Junior 
 Carlton. Armorial b«arl2i£f8 — Or, on a chevron en- 
 grailed sable, between three bugle-horns of the last, 
 stringed gules, as many bees volant of the first. Mantling 
 sable and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a talbot regardant sable, gorged 
 with a collar vair, resting the dexter forefoot on an escut- 
 cheon argent, charged with a bugle-horn sable. Blotto — 
 " Labor ipse voluptas." Married, June 23, 1886, Edith 
 Elira, eldest dau. of the late James Murgatroyd, F.R. I., 
 B.A., of Warley, Didsbury. Seats — Etherow House, Holl- 
 ingworth, Cheshire. 
 
 S WILLIAM SIDEBOTTOM, Esquire. J. P. for 
 Cheshire. Derbyshire, and Glossop ( Mayor 1873-74), 
 Col. 4th Vol. Batt. Cheshire Regiment, and M.P. for High 
 Peak Div. of Derbyshire from 1885-1900, being the third 
 son of the late William Sidebottom, by his wife Agnes, 
 dau. of Jonah Harrop of Bardsley House, co. l..ancaster. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, on a chevron engrailed sable, 
 
 PSe VOLUPTAS 
 
 between three bugle-horns of the last, stringed gules, as 
 many bees volant of the first. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a 
 talbot regardant sable, gorged with a collar vair, resting 
 the dexter fore-foot on an escutcheon argent, charged 
 with a bugle-horn sable. Hotto — " Labor ipse volup- 
 tas." Seat — Harewood Lodge, Mottlam-in-Longdendale, 
 Cheshire. 
 
 The Right Honourable WILLIAM WELLS 
 ADDINGTON, VISCOUNT SIDMOUTH of Sidmouth, 
 CO. Devon (Jan. 11, 1805), D.L. Born March 25, 1824, 
 being the eldest son of the second Viscount, by his wife, 
 the dau. of the Rev. John Young ; succeeded his father in 
 1864. Armorial beajings — Per pale ermine and ermines, 
 on a chevron five lozenges all counterchanged, between 
 three fleurs-de-lis or, impaling the arms of Pellew, namely 
 gules, a lion passant guardant, in chief two chaplets oi 
 
 laurel or, on a chief of augmentation wavy a representatio 
 of Algiers, with a British man-of-war liefore it all prop 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of tfa 
 colours, a cat-a-mouniain sejant guardant proper, bezant^ 
 his paw resting upon a shield azure, charged with a ma 
 erect, surmounted with a regal crown or, within a bordur 
 engrailed argent. Supporters— On either side a stag, tfc 
 dexter ermines and the sinister ermine, each attired 1 
 gorged with a chain, pendent therefrom a key all or. Mo 
 — " LilK'rtas sub Rege pio." Married, Sept. 28, 184 
 Georgiana Susan, eldest dau. of the Very Rev. (and con 
 monly called the Honourable) George I'ellew, D. D. , Dea 
 of Norwich; and has had Issue — (i) Honourable Gera' 
 Anthony Pellew Bagnall Addington, b. Nov. 29, 1854 [«i 
 July 27, 1881, Ethel Mary, only dau. of Capt. L. C. 
 Ton^e, R.N., of Stonehouse, Newbury, and has, Ger 
 William Addington, Esq., b. Aug. 19, 1882; Raymon 
 Anthony Addington, Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1887 ; Ursu 
 Mary; and Marjorie Ruth]; (2) Honourable Herl)ert Hiley 
 Stafford Addington, Major Royal Garrison Regt. , b. March 
 12, 1859 ; (3) Honourable Harold William Addington, Majc 
 Royal Artillery, b. May 24, i860 [m., 1887, Constance, dau 
 of A. J. Clairmonte] ; (4) Honourable Francis Chark 
 Bathurst Addington, Capt. R.N.,*. June, 14, 1861; Hon 
 ourable Alice Mary ; Honourable Ursula Georgiana r«i.j 
 Feb. 12, 1879, Francis John Helyar, and has issue] ; Hon 
 ourable Eveline [»»., Sept. 15, 1875, Francis Arkwright 
 Coton Hall, co. Warwick, late M.P. for East Derby]] 
 Honourable Mabel [w., Oct. 30, 1879, Sir Archibald Erne 
 Orr-Ewing, Bart, Ballikinrain Castle, Balfron, and ha 
 issue] ; and Honourable Gertrude Rose (rf. May 30, 1858)1 
 Residences — 78 Eaton Place, S.W. ; U pottery Mane 
 Honiton, co. Devon. 
 
 FREDERICK EDWARD SIDNEY, Gentleman, F.S.i 
 Armorial bearing^— Gules, on a pile ermine, a pheon azu 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of th 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a porcupine statant or, ser 
 of mullets azure. Motto — " Quo fata vocant. " Residen 
 — Moreton, Frognal, London, N.W. Clubs — Junior Ca 
 ton, Authors'. 
 
 ROBERT STANDISH SIEVIER, Gentleman. Bor 
 May 30, i860, being the only son of Robert Moore Sievie 
 
 by his wife Alicia Maria, dau. of Henry Stephen Sutton| 
 late of The Manor House, Fyfield, Hants. Livery — Blacky 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 red, and yellow. Armorial bearings — Party per pale or 
 and sable, a fleur-de-lis between two mullets of six points 
 in fesse, and in base two ostrich feathers saltireways, all 
 counterchanged , and impaling the arms of Brudenell- 
 Bruce, namely, quarterly i and 4, or a saltire and a chief 
 gules, on a canton argent, a lion rampant azure (for 
 Bruce) ; 2 and 3 argent, a che\Ton gules, three morions 
 azure (for Brudenell). Mantling sable and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, on a rock proper, a mullet of 
 six points gules between two ostrich feathers argent. 
 Motto — " Ne cede malis." Married, Sept. 24, 1892 
 Lady Mabel Emily Louisa Brudenell-Bruce (Patent of 
 precedence as dau. of a marquess, 1887), dau. of the late 
 George John Brudenell-Bruce, Esq., and sister of the late 
 Most Hon. Marquess of Ailesbury; and has Issue — Robert 
 Bruce Sievier, Gentleman, b. Oct. 1894 ; Mabel Henrietta 
 Louisa ; and Barbara Brudenell-Bruce. Residence — Elston 
 House, Shrewton, Wilts. 
 
 S ARTHUR ONSLOW SILLIFANT, Esquire, J. P., 
 D. L. , and County Alderman co. Devon, High 
 Sheriff 1894, Capt. Royal ist Devon Yeomanry Cavalry. 
 Born at sea Oct. 1851, being the eldest son of the late 
 John WoollcombeSillifant, Esq., of Coombe, J. P., B.A. , by 
 his wife Charlotte Catherine, dau. of John Mackay. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale sable and argent, on a fesse 
 
 between two boars passant, the one in chief towards the 
 dexter, the other in base towards the sinister, two cross 
 crosslets all counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, at the foot of a cross 
 calvary or, a lizard proper. Motto — " Mens conscia 
 recti." Married, April 7, 1880, his cousin, Gertrude 
 Caroline Emma, eldest dau. of the Rev. Charles William 
 Sillifant, of Wear Gifford, Devon. Seat — Coombe, near 
 Coplestone, North Devon. 
 
 FANNY GERTRUDE SILLIFANT - HAMLYN, 
 Widow, eldest dau. of the late Shilston Calmady Hamlyn, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L., and High Sheriff 1878, of Leawood and 
 Paschoe, Lord of the Manor of Willesworthy, by his wife 
 Sarah, dau. of R. Carter of Neston, co. Chester. She 
 married. May 16, 1878, Francis Synge Sillifant, Surgeon- 
 Major in the Indian Medical Service, who died without 
 issue, July 26, 1894, and on succeeding, Sept. 2, 1897, at 
 the death of her brother, Vincent Waldo Calmady Hamlyn, 
 to the family estates, she assumed by Royal Licence the 
 additional surname and the arms of Hamlyn. Armorial 
 bearings are — On a lozenge, per fesse indented sable and 
 argent, two swords in saltire, between as many griffins' 
 heads erased in pale, all counterchanged. Seats — Paschoe, 
 Bow, Devon ; Leawood, Bridestowe, Devon. 
 
 FRANCIS SOMERLED SILVERTOP, Gentleman. 
 Born Aug. i, 1883, being the eldest surviving son of the 
 
 late Henry Thomas Silvertop, Esq., J. P. for cos. Nor- 
 thumberland and Antrim, b. 1853 ; d. 1893 ; m. 1882, 
 Rachael Mary Josephine, dau. of Alexander M'Connell 
 of Kilmore, co. Antrim. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a fesse gules, between three bombshells sable, bursting 
 and inflamed proper, a plate. Mantling argent and gules. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased 
 argent, langued gules, pierced with a broken spear embrued 
 proper. Seats — Minster-Acres, Riding-Mill-on-Tyne ; Lar- 
 tington Hall, Yorks. C/z/*^— Bachelors. 
 
 SIM (1858). Gules, on a chevron argent, between two 
 spur-revels in chief and a halbert in base or, a boar's head 
 erased between two hands each holding a dagger proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a Moor's head proper, banded argent. Motto — 
 " Quod verum tutum." 
 
 Son of John Coysgarne Sim, Esq., of Combe Wood, 
 Surrey, J. P., D.L., d. 1875 ; m. Harriet, d. of Charles 
 Lambert of Blendon Hall, Kent : — 
 Frederick William Sim, Esq., J. P. Sussex, Barrister-at- 
 Law (Inner Temple), M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1847. 5<;n/ -Rock, 
 Washington, Pulborough, R.S.O. , Sussex. Club^ — Wind- 
 ham, Union (Brighton). 
 
 SIMCOE, see VOWLER-SIMCOE. 
 
 SAMUEL PALMER SIMCOE, Gentleman. Born 
 April 5, 1830, being the only surviving son of the late Rev. 
 Henry Addington Simcoe of Wolford Lodge, co. Devon, 
 Penheale, co. Cornwall, and Old Court, co. Hereford, M.A. 
 (Oxon.), by his first wife Anne, second dau. of Rev. Edward 
 Palmer, M.A., Vicar of Moseley, co. Worcester. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a fesse wavy ermine between two stars of 
 twelve points in chief and a cannon barways in base or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Out of a naval coronet 
 or, a demi-sea-lion proper, holding in his forefin a dagger 
 erect argent, the pommel and hilt gold, and charged on 
 the shoulder with a rose gules, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Motto — " Non sibi sed patriae." 
 
 SIMCOX (16 May 1821, H. Coll.). Ermine, a fesse 
 vert, fleury, counterfleury or, between three bear's heads 
 couped sable, muzzled or. Mantling vert and argent. 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert thereon a 
 beaver proper, pierced in the body by a trident in bend 
 the staff broken azure. Motto — ' ' Fiat justitia ruat 
 coelum." 
 
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 Only son of Rev. Thomas Orecn Simcox, l«ord of the 
 
 Manor of H«r»iornc, Vicar of North Harlxirne. B'ham., 
 
 iSjS-yi.^. 1809; d. 1876; m. 1838, Hannah Nicholson, 
 
 A. of Rev. T. H. Kingdon, Rector of Pyworthy, 
 
 Devon :— 
 
 Rev. Henry Kingdon Simcox, M.A. (Oxon.), Lord of 
 
 the Manor of Harlwrne, formerly Rector of I'atney, Wilts, 
 
 and Rector of biwelme, Oxon., A. la June 1839; m. 1868, 
 
 Elizabeth .^nne, eld. d. of late Rev. Edward Addenbrooke 
 
 of The I>ea ; and has issue— (i) Arthur Henry Addenbrooke 
 
 Simcox. Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), I.C.S., Kaisar-i-Hind 
 
 medal (1900), t. 1870 [m. 1804, Margaret Emily, eld. d. 
 
 of late Capt. James Loch, R. H.A. ; and has issue — one 
 
 son .ind two daus. C/ud — E.l. United Service]; (a) 
 
 Christopher Edward Kingdon Simcox, Gentleman, i. 
 
 187a ; {3) Charles Thomas Simcox, Gentleman, Lieut. East 
 
 Surrey Kegt. , and Batt. (medal. S. Africa) fi. 1875; (4) 
 
 Joseph Philip Simcox, Gentleman, d. 1879 ; (5) Theodore 
 
 John Simcox, Gentleman, i. 1886; Eliraljeth Homfray ; 
 
 and Anna Mary. Estate — Harborne Manor, Staffs. Kes. 
 
 — Belmont. St. John's, Worcs. C/«^— Worcestershire 
 
 County (Worcester). 
 
 Son of the late George Simcox, b. \ d. ; 
 
 M. : — 
 George Augustus Simcox, Gentleman, M.A. , Fellow of 
 Queen's College, Oxford, b. . Res. — Queen's College, 
 Oxford. 
 
 SFiei.ij-Marshai, Sir JOHN LINTORN ARABIN 
 SIMMONS, K.G.C.B.. K.G.C.M.G. Born i8ai, 
 being the fifth son of the late Thomas Frederick Simmons, 
 Esq., Capt. R.A., of Langford, co. Somerset, by his wife 
 Mary, dau. of the Hon. John Perry, Judge at Jamaica, 
 K.G.C.B. (1878). Armorial bearings— Sable, gutt^e-d'eau, 
 a dolphin naiant embowed or, vorant a fish argent, a canton 
 ermine, charged with a mural crown gules. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon, which is encircled by the ribbon of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, and by the collars and pendent 
 therefrom the badges of a Knight Grand Cross of that Order 
 and of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and 
 St George, is placed a helmet befitting his degree. Mant- 
 Ung sable and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a stump of an oak-tree sprouting, in front thereof a mount, 
 thereon a branch of laurel fructed in bend sinister all proper. 
 Supporters — On the de.\ter side an eagle sable, and on 
 the sinister side a stork proper, each gorged with a mural 
 crown or, and holding in the beak a rose argent, slipped 
 and leaved proper. Motto — " Stabilitate et Victoria." 
 Married, firstly, 1846, Ellen Lintorn (rf. 1851), dau. of the 
 late John Lintorn Simmons ; secondly, 1856, Blanch (rf. 
 1898), di\u. of the late Samuel Charles Weston. Postal 
 address — Hawley House, Blackwater, Hants. Clubs — 
 Athenaeum, United Service. 
 
 WINSLOW CHURCHILL SIMMONS, Gentleman, 
 of Churchill, Richmond, Tasmania, formerly Warden of 
 the Municif>ality of Richmond, and for twenty years Chair- 
 man of General Sessions. Born Nov. 18, 1827, being the 
 eldest son of James Simmons of Champigny, Hobart, Tas- 
 mania, by his wife Jane Ryvie, nee Hall. Armorial bear- 
 ingrs— Sable, gutt^e-d'eau, a dolphin naiant embowed or, 
 vorant a fish argent, a canton ermine, thereon a mural 
 crown gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree. Mantling sable and or. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a slump of an oak-tree 
 sprouting, in front thereof a mount, thereon a branch of 
 laurel fructed in bend sinister all proper. Motto — " Stabi- 
 litate et Victoria." Married, firstly, May 22, 1862, Mary 
 Ida, dau. of Alexander Goldie, of Laburnam Park, Rich- 
 mond, Tasmania; secondly, Jan. 26, 1871, Isabella, dau. 
 of WiHiam Gunn, M.P., of Launceston, Tasmania. By 
 his first wife he has Issue— (\) Frank Churchill Simmons, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 7, 1863 ; (2) Charles Vivian Simmons, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 11. 1864; and by his second wife he 
 has (3) Cecily Ryrie Simmons, Gentleman, b. April 16, 
 1872 ; Mary Lintorn ; Lilian ; and Isabel. Postal address 
 —Churchill, Richmond, Tasmania. 
 
 SIMPSON, quartered by HICKS. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY SIMPSON, Gentleman, Patron 
 of West Keal, ro. Lincoln. Bom June 10, 1845, being 
 the fourth son of the late Edward Thornhill Simpson, of 
 
 Thornhill House, Walton, Wakefield, by his wife Ann, 
 third dau. and co-heiress of William Beckett of Rough 
 Birchworth. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ; 
 gules, three biirs gemelles argent, on a chief ermine be- 
 tween two doves proper, an unicorn's head erased of the j 
 first (for Simpson); 2 and 3, gules, a fesse between three! 
 boars' heads couped erminois (for Beckett). Mantling 
 gules and .irgent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in i 
 front of a maiden's head proper, vested gules, wreathed! 
 round the temples with oak-leaves, also proper, a fret 
 argent. Married, July 18, 1866, Amy Julia, second dau. | 
 of Thomas Pearson I'earson of Scarborough ; and has j 
 Issue— (i) Charles Henry Simpson, Gentleman, b. June 25, ■ 
 1867 [d. Aug. 15, 1867) ; (a) Cecil Harold Simi)son, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 15, i868[»i., Oct. 13, 1897, .Annie Elizabeth. [ 
 dau. of James Mackintosh of I^manche, Perthshire ; (3! 
 Ronald Hugh Simpson, Gentleman, b. Feb. a9, 187a ; (41 
 Eustace Edward Smpson, Gentleman, b. Aug. i, 1875 ; (5) 
 Gerald Hemploe Siinp.soii, Gentleman, b. March 31, 1877 ; ' 
 (6) Go<lfrey Julian Simpson, Gentleman, b. 5th and </. 8lh 
 Nov. 1878; (7)Rupert Victor Simpson, Gentleman,*. Jan. 16. 
 
 1880 ; (8) Charles Francis Simpson. Gentleman, b. Sept. 19, ' 
 
 1881 ; (9) Cyril George .Simpson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 16, j 
 1884 ; Amy Evelyn [w., Sept. 19, 1894, Alexander M. Wilson j 
 of East Keal Manor, Spilsby] ; and Ida Mary (rf. 1891). 
 Seats— yioox Top House, Ackworth, co. York ; The Hem«J 
 ploe, Welford, co. Northampton. 
 
 EDWARD SIMPSON, Esquire, F.R.M.S., F.R.H.S.,j 
 J. P. Born Nov. 20, 1843, Ijeing the fourth but eldest sur-' 
 viving son of Edward Thornhill Simpson, by his wifej 
 Ann, dau. of William Beckett. AiWry — Dark grey 
 coat, scarlet waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Gules,] 
 three bars gemelles argent, on a chief ermine between twol 
 doves proper, a unicorn's head erased of the first. Ujxjnj 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. ( 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath ofl 
 the colours, a fret argent in front of a maiden's head vested! 
 gules, wreathed round the temples with oak leaves proper,! 
 Married, April 25, 1866, Emily Jane, dau. of J. J. Cart-| 
 wright of The Woodlands, Sandal Magna, co. York ; and! 
 has Issue— [i) Edward Thornhill Beckett Simpson, Gentle-j 
 man, b. March 5, i867[;«., April 25, 1901, Katharine Percy,! 
 dau. of Percy Tew, Esq., J. P., of Heath Hall, and has issue,] 
 two daus.] ; (2) Osmond Beckett Simpson, Esq., Capt. Roy. 
 Wet Kent Regt., b. Oct. 29, 1868 [;«., Aug. 9, 1899, Mar- 
 garet Emily, second dau. of Rev. Augustus Orlebar, and] 
 has issue, Aubrey Orleliar Simpson, Gentleman, b. 1902 ;j 
 and a dau. (deceased)]; Emily Hilda Beckett [m., 1893,! 
 Henry Herbert Taylor Burbury of Crigglestonel ; andj 
 Algitha May Beckett. Estate and postal address— vJa\ion\ 
 Hall, Wakefield. 
 
 Sir JAMES WALTER MACKAY SIMPSON, 3rdj 
 Baronet, of Strathavon, co. Linlithgow, and of the city ofl 
 Edinburgh. Born Sept. 6, 1882, being the son of Sir Walterl 
 Grindlay Simpson, the and Bart., by his wife Anne Fitz-j 
 gerald, dau. of Alexander Mackay. Armorial bearing^—] 
 Or, on a chief vert, a goshawk between two crescents argent ; j 
 the escutcheon c larged with his badge of Ulster as a Baro-1 
 net. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest - On a wreath j 
 of his liveries, a staff erect encircled by a serpent or., 
 Motto (over the crest)—" Victo dolore." Seat -Balabraes 
 Ayton, CO. Berwick. 
 
 SIMPSON (H. Coll.). Per fesse embattled sable andj 
 argent, a sun in splendour in chief and an arch in base! 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — Onl 
 a wreath of the colours, within an arch sable, an escocheonj 
 of the last charged with a sun in splendour or. 
 Son of Thomas Simpson of Skipworth : — 
 
 William Simpson, Gentleman, *. ; m. , Annie, d. 
 of Anthony Swales; and has issue— (1) Thomas Hesselj 
 Simpson, Gentleman, b. 1877; (2) William Algernon 
 Simpson-Hinchcliffe, Gentleman (q.v.), and Francis Annie. 
 Res. — Cross Roads, Bramham, Yorks. 
 
 SIMPSON-HINCHLIFFE(R.L., H. Coll.). Quarterly,! 
 I and 4, per chevron gules and or, two trefoils slipfsed inj 
 chief, and issuant from the base a tower triple-towered 
 counterchanged and (for distinction) a cross crosslet or 
 (Hinchliflfe) ; 2 and 3, Simpson. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a tower 
 
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 triple-towered gules, issuant out of a wreath of oak two 
 serpents erect, em bowed and interlaced of the last. MottO 
 
 VIT^^VIA^HONOR.} 
 
 — " Vitag via honor." Livery — Blue, black velvet collar and 
 red waistcoat. 
 
 Son of William Simpson of Cross Roads, Bramham 
 
 {q.v.):— 
 William Algernon Simpson-Hinchiiffe (R. L., formerly 
 Simpson), Gentleman [Anus as above, and in pretence the 
 same arms of Simpson without the marks of distinction], b. 
 1880; m. 1902, Helen, d. and h. of Hinchliffe Hinchliffe, 
 Esq., J. P. 5«a/— Cragg Hall, Cragg Vale, Mytholmroyd, 
 Yorks. Res. — 9 Park Parade, Harrogate. 
 
 ARTHUR SIMS, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law (Lin- 
 coln's Inn and Middle Temple). Born 1862, being the 
 son of James Sims, late of Blakeney, co. Gloucester. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Gyronny of eight azure and sable, on a 
 fesse indented ermine, between four cross crosslets, two in 
 chief and two in base or, two cross crosslets fitch^e in 
 saltire, between as many escallops of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 stag erased azure, attired or, charged with a fesse indented 
 ermine, between four cross crosslets as in the arms, holding 
 in the mouth a cross crosslet fitchfe sable, and resting the 
 sinister leg on an escallop proper. Motto — " Vincit qui 
 agit." Postal addresses — Tarawera, Bromley, Kent; and 
 7 New Court, Lincoln's Inn. Clubs — National Liberal, 
 and Stafford. 
 
 SINAUER (H. Coll.). Gules, a leopard's head erased 
 or, between four roses in cross argent. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest. ^On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, 
 a leopard's head erased or, between two elephant's trunks 
 proper. 
 
 Son of :— 
 
 Sigmund Sinauer, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Pembridge 
 Gardens, Kensington, W. 
 
 SINCLAIR, quartered byDALGLEISH,HEPBURNE- 
 SCOTT, and OGILVIE. 
 
 SINCLAIR, see ALEXANDER-SINCLAIR. 
 
 SINCLAIR. (Neither the arms of the Earl of Caithness 
 nor of Lord Sinclair have ever been matriculated in Lyon 
 Register. For the arms of the Earl of Rosslyn vide Erskine, 
 from which family he is descended in the male line. 
 
 Sinclair of Dunbeath (L.O. , matric. c. 1672-77; re- 
 matric. 1886). Quarterly, i. azure, a ship at anchor, sails 
 furled, oars erect in saltire or, flagged gules, a double 
 tressure counterflowered of the last (Orkney) ; 2 and 3, or, 
 a lion rampant gules, armed and langued argent (Spar) ; 
 
 4. azure, a ship under sail or, sails argent, flagged gules 
 (Caithness) ; over all, dividing tlie quarters, a cross en- 
 grailed sable (Sinclair) ; all within a bordure parted per 
 pale, the dexter side indented gules, the sinister ermine. 
 Mantling gules, double argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a cock proper. Motto — "Fidelitas." Livery— 
 Blue and yellow. 
 
 Eld. son of Lt.-Col. Alexander Young Sinclair, b. 1824, 
 d.v.p. 1871 ; VI. i86t, Margaret Crichton, d. of James 
 Alston of Windson Green, Warwickshire : — 
 Sir John Rose George Sinclair, 7th Bart., of Dunbeath 
 (N.S. , 12 Oct. 1704), D.S.O. (1901), Vice-Lieut. Caitimess, 
 Hon. Capt. in the Army, Hon. Col. and late Lt.-Col. 
 comdg. Caithness Vol. Art., comdg. 62nd (Middx. ) I.Y. 
 in S. Africa 1900-1901 (ment. desp.), b. 1864; s. his grand- 
 father 1873 : m. 1885, Edith Marion d'Oily, d. of Lt.-Col. 
 William Matthew Dunbar, one of H.M. Gentlenien-at- 
 Arms. Seat — Barrock House, Wick, co. Caithness. Town 
 res. — II St. George's Road, S.W. Club — Constitutional. 
 Son of Capt. George Sinclair, Bengal Army (third son 
 of 6th Bart.), b. 1826; d. 1871 ; m. 1859, Agnes, only 
 d. of John Learmonth of Dean, Edinburgh : — 
 John Sinclair, Esq., M.P. co. Dumbarton 1892-95, and 
 for Forfarshire since 1897, late Capt. 5th Lancers [Arms as 
 next above, and (rernatric. Nov. 1904) on the cross a mullet 
 or. Mantling azure and or ; and impaling the arms of 
 
 Gordon, viz. azure, three boar's heads couped or, armed 
 proper, langued gules, within a double tressure flowered 
 and counterflowered interchangeably with thistles, roses, 
 and fleurs-de-lis of the second], b. i860 ; m. 1904, Lady 
 Marjorie Adeline Gordon, d. of 7th Earl of Aberdeen, 
 G.C.M.G. Res. — 2 Cambridge Square, London, W. 
 
 SiNCL.MR of Ulster (L.O., matric. 1678; rernatric. 
 1778; recorded H. Coll., 1901). Quarterly, i. Orkney as 
 above ; 2 and 3, Spar as above ; 4. Caithness as above ; 
 over all a cross engrailed quarterly argent and sable 
 (Sinclair) ; all within a bordure quarterly or and gules, the 
 last charged with three stars of the first. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an 
 estoile of six points wavy argent. Mottoes — Over crest, 
 " Ad astra virtus ; " under arms, " J'aime le meilleur. " 
 
 Son of Sir George Sinclair, 2nd Bart. , b. 1790 ; d. 1868 ; 
 
 m. 1816, Lady Catherine Camilla Tollemache, sister of 
 
 6th Earl of Dysart :— 
 
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 Sir lohn George Tollemache Sinclair, 3rd Bart. (G.B., 
 14 Ffb. 1786), of Ulster, ct>. Caithness, Vice-Lieut, and 
 D.L., for thnt co., M.I'. 1869 1885. formerly Page to H.M. 
 Quern Adelaidf. t. 1825 ; m. 1853. Knima {tf. 1889), d. of 
 late Williani Standish Standish, lisq., of Duxbury Park; 
 and has had issue — (i) Lt.-Col. Clarence Granville Sinclair, 
 ^. 1858 ; (/. 1895 (m. 1890, Mabel (</. 1890), d. of Mahlon 
 Sands ; leaving issue — Archibald Henry Macdonald Sin- 
 clair, Esq., i. 1890]; (a) George Felix Standish Sinclair, 
 Esq., D. L. CO. Caithness, Capt. and V.B. Seaforth High- 
 landers, A. 1861 [m. 1884, Margaret, d. of Sir John Sinclair, 
 7th Hart., of Dunheath ; and has issue — Algernon Roland 
 Tollemache Sinclair, Gentleman, A. 1886; and two daus.j; 
 and three daus. Seat — Thurso House, Caithness. Town res. 
 — 14 King's Street, St. James's, S. W. C/ufi — Travellers'. 
 Yr. sons of Rev. William Sinclair, M.A. (fifth son of 
 Rt. Hon. Sir John Sinclair, ist Bart., D.C.L., F.R.S., 
 M.P.), A. 1804; d. 1878; m. and, 1846, Sophia Mary 
 Georgiana, d. of Rev. James Tripp : — 
 Ven. William Macdonald Sinclair, D.D. , M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Archdeacon of London, Chaplain to the Order of the 
 Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, Canon of St. 
 Paul's and Hon. Chaplain to the King, 6. 1850. /fes. — 'Ilie 
 Chapter House, St. Paul's Cathedral, E.C. 
 
 Rev. John Stewart Sinclair, M.A. Oxford, Vicar of 
 Cirencester, R.D., Hon Canon of Gloucester Cathedral 
 
 iLh>ery — Blue and black, with white and yellow facings], 
 '. 1853 ; m. 1893, ^lara Sophia, only d. and h. of John 
 Dearman Birchall, Esq., J. P., of Bowden Hall, Glos. ; and 
 has issue— (i) Ronald Sutherland Brook Sinclair, Gentle- 
 man, d. 1894; (a) John Alexander Sinclair, Gentleman, 
 A. 1897 ; Diana Clara; and Margaret. /?«. — The Vicarage, 
 Cirencester; Yew Tree, Winchelsea, Sussex. Ciuds — Oxford 
 and Cambridge, Gloucester County (Gloucester). 
 
 Lt.-Col. Hugh Montgomerie Sinclair, R.E., d. 1855, 
 Cluds — Junior United Service, Wellington. 
 
 S FREDERICK GRANVILLE SINCLAIR. Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the 
 county of Caithness. Born 1858, being the youngest son of the 
 Reverend Robert Boothby Heathcote, Rector of Chingford, 
 in the county of Essex, by his second wife Elizabeth Bridget, 
 daughter of Captain William Wells, Royal Navy, of Holme 
 House, in the county of Huntingdon ; assumed in 1891, 
 by Royal License, the name and arms of Sinclair, on 
 succeeding to the estates of the fifteenth Earl of Caithness, 
 in lieu of his paternal name of Heathcote. Ciui — United 
 University. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. azure, a ship at anchor, oars 
 in saltire or, flagged g^les within a double tressure flory 
 counterflory of the second ; ii. and iii. or, a lion rampant 
 gules ; iiii. azure, a ship under sail or, sails argent, flags 
 gules ; a and 3 grand quarters, ermine three pomies, each 
 charged with a cross or, over the fourth grand quarter, 
 dividing the coats a cross engrailed sable, within a bordure 
 chequy azure and argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 swan argent, ducally gorged and chained or. Married, 
 1888, Agnes Charlotte, daughter of Thomas J. Barnes, 
 Barrister-at-I.aw, of the Middle Temple. Seats — Barrogill 
 Castle, Thurso, North Britain ; and The Manor House, 
 Brabster, Thurso. Residence— ^^yrlon Hall, in the county 
 of Cambridge. 
 
 S ROGER SINCLAIR-AYTOUN, Esquire, M.A. (Trin. 
 Coll.. Camb.), J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Kirkcaldy Dis- 
 trict i86a to 1874. Born Feb. i8, 1823. being the eldest son 
 of the late John Aytoun, by his wife Margaret Ann Jeflray, 
 heiress of Milton, co. Lanark, and Craigton, co. Renfrew, 
 only child of James Jeffray, M.D. , Professor of Anatomy 
 in Glasgow. Armorial bearinjfs— Argent, a cross engrailed 
 between four roses gules, differenced with a crescent of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a hand holding a rose proper (for Aytoun). 
 Motto — " Decerptae dabunt odorem." Seat — Inchdairnie, 
 Kirkcaldy, co. Fife. Club and postal address — Brooks's. 
 
 SThe Late Maj.-Gkn. Sir GR^ME ALEXANDER 
 SINCLAIR-LOCKHART, loth Baronet (Sinclair- 
 Nova Scotia. June 18. 1635), C.B. (Mil. 1861). late Col. 
 78th Regt. , served in Persian Campaign and in the Indian 
 Mutiny, J. P. and D.L. co. Lanark; resumed the original 
 patronymic of his family 1899. Bom Jan, 33, iSao, teing 
 
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 the fifth hut eldest surviving son of the late Robert Lock- 
 hart of Castle Hill (who assumed the surname of Lockhart 
 in lieu of Sinclair), by his wife Charlotte Simpson, dau. of 
 Capt. William Mercer. Armorial bearingfs— Qu.irierlv i 
 
 and 4, argent, a man's heart proper, within a fetterlock 
 sable, on a chief azure three boars' heads erased argent, all 
 within a bordure ermine, charged with three crosses pat^e 
 gules; 2 and 3, argent, on a saltire engrailed gules, five 
 bezants. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest On. 
 wreath of his liveries, a boar's head erased argent. Ho 
 — " Corda seralo pando." Seat — Cambusnethan Hos 
 Wishaw, N.B. Cluds—New (Edinburgh), Conservaq 
 (Glasgow). 
 
 Rear-Admiral UVEDALE CORBET SINGLET 
 (retired 1893), Companion of the Most Honourable 
 of the Bath. Born Sept. 14, 1838, being the third son 
 the late Henry Corbet Singleton, ICsq., of Aclare, J. P. 
 and D.L. for the county of Meath. by his wife Jane 
 Percival Compton, daughter of Genera! Loftus ; created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Hath, 
 1892. Ctufis — United Service, Kildare Street (Dublin), 
 Livery — Blue with brass buttons. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, three chevronels gules, between 
 as many martlets sable (for Singleton) ; 2 and 3 or, a raven 
 close proper (for Corbet). Crests — i. on a wreath argent 
 and gules, an arm embowed in armour, grasping a sceptre, 
 terminated by an estoile or ; 2. on a wreath or and sable, 
 an elephant argent, armed or, on his back a tower of the 
 last, the trappings gules, garnished or. Motto--" Bona 
 fide sine fraude. " Married, firstly, 1877, .Vlatilda Josephine, 
 daughter of the late Edward Beauman of Furness, in the 
 county of Kildare (she died 1878) ; secondly, 1885, Adelaide 
 Mary, daughter of the late Major-General John H. Taylour, 
 commonly known as Lord John H. Taylour ; and has 
 Issue — Monica Virginia Corbet. Estate — Aclare, in the 
 county of Meath, Ireland. Postal address — Aclare House, 
 Ardee, Ireland. 
 
 SINGLETON (U.O.). Argent, three chevronels gules, 
 between as many martlets sable. Mantling gules and 
 
 ia the Military Cockade. 
 
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 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm eni- 
 bowed in armour the hand proper, grasping a sceptre 
 terminating in an estoile or. Motto — " Bona fide sine 
 fraude." 
 
 Son of Henry Sydenham Singleton, Esq., of Mell, co. 
 
 Louth, and Hazely Heath, Hants (High Sheriff co. 
 
 Louth 1862, CO. Cavan 1867), b. 1819 ; d. 1893; m. 
 
 1864, Mary Montgomerie, sister of Sir Archibald Lamb, 
 
 7th Bart. :— 
 John Rolland Singleton, Esq. (High Sheriff co. Cavan 
 189s), h. 1869 ; m. 1893, Frederica Julia, only d. of Rev. 
 Julius Henry Rowley ; and has issue — (i) John Henry 
 Philip Archibald Singleton, Gentleman, b. 1894; (2) Mark 
 Rodney Singleton, Gentleman, b. 1896. Seats — Hazely, 
 Winchfield, Hants ; Mell, co. Meath ; Piers Court, co. 
 Cavan. 
 
 Sons of Major-Gen. John Henry Singleton, b. ; 
 
 d. 1877; m. 1848, Sarah Frances, d. of John Vance 
 
 of Jersey : — 
 Mark Singleton, Esq. (High Sheriff co. Louth 1900), 
 
 formerly 87th R.L Fus. , ^. 1849; /;:. 1893, M B , 
 
 d. of Thomas James ; and has surv. issue — Edward John 
 Fowke Singleton, Gentleman, b. . Seats — CoUon and 
 
 Belpatrick, co. Louth. 
 
 Rev. James Sydenham Fowke Singleton, Rector of 
 Theale, b. 1851 ; m. 1881, Mary, d. of John Norman. 
 A'e.v.— The Rectory, Theale, Somerset. 
 John Singleton, Gentleman, b. 1853. 
 
 Son of Col. George Singleton, Indian Army, b. ; 
 
 d. ; m. : — 
 
 Sydenham Singleton, Gentleman, iJ. 
 
 EDWARD JOSEPH ARTHUR SIRR, Gentleman. 
 Being the only son of the late Richard Theodore Howard 
 Sirr, Esq., Capt. Royal Indian Navy, by his wife Phcebe, 
 
 dau. of Miles, who was ninth and only son with 
 
 issue of the Rev. Joseph D'Arcy Sirr, D.D. , Rector of 
 
 Kilcolman, co. Galway, and of Morstead, Winchester, 
 througl) his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Edward Henry 
 Hoare, Rector of Thursington, co. Lincoln (cousin of Sir 
 Joseph Hoare, Bart., of co. Cork, and of Lady Synge 
 Hutchisson of co. Dublin). Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 two chevronels interlaced argent, between three estoiles 
 or, in chief a harp of Ireland, above it the Imperial Crown 
 both proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 , wreath of the colours, an estoile or as in the arms, within 
 ^wo olive branches proper ; above, on an escroU, the Motto, 
 
 " Nautae Fida"; and for the Motto beneath the arms, 
 " Lyrae nervos aptavi." Married, May 1899, Agnes, dau. 
 of the late Major William Mate of Sandwich, Kent ; and 
 has Issue — Hubert Hoare Francis Sirr, Gentleman, b. 
 1900. /'c.r/a/arf£^r«j— Sandwich, Kent. 
 
 HARRY SIRR, Gentleman, Associate of the Royal In- 
 stitute of British Architects. Born i860, being the elder 
 son of the late Henry Charles Sirr, M.A. , Barrister-at- 
 Law, formerly Lieut, in the Royal Westminster Militia, 
 by his wife Louisa, dau. of the late William Ri.x of Stratton 
 Strawless, Norfolk, grandson of Major Henry Charles Sirr 
 of Dublin Castle and Elm Park, Cullenswood, co. Dublin, 
 through his wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of James D'Arcy 
 of Hyde Park, co. Westnieatli (Representative of Lord 
 D'Arcy, who was Viceroy of Ireland for life, by his second 
 marriage with Joan, widow of the Earl of Kildare). Ar- 
 morial bearings —Azure, two chevronels interlaced argent, 
 between three estoiles or, in chief a harp of IreLind, above 
 it the Imperial Crown, both proper. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, an estoile or, 
 as in the arms, within two olive branches proper. Above, 
 on an escroll, the Motto, " Nautae Fida" ; and for Motto 
 (beneath the arms), ''Lyrae nervos aptavi." Residence — 
 50 Trisden Road, Highgate. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM SIRR, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Assistant Priest St. Philip's, Plaistow, E., Theological 
 Associate King's College, London. Bo7-n 1862, being the 
 younger son of tiie late Henry Charles Sirr, M.A., Barrister- 
 at-Law, and formerly a Lieut, in the Royal Westminster 
 Militia, by his wife Louisa, dau. of the late William Rix of 
 Stratton Strawless, Norfolk. Armorial bearings -Azure, 
 two chevronels interlaced argent, between three estoiles or, 
 in chief a harp of Ireland, above it the Imperial Crown, 
 both proper, a crescent for difference. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, an estoile 
 or, as in the arms, enclosed within two olive branches 
 proper. Above, on an escroll, the Motto, " Nautae Fida" ; 
 and for the Motto (beneath the arms), " Lyrae nervos aptavi." 
 Residence —iiu Philip's Mission House, Plaistow, E. 
 
 SISTERSON (H. Coll.). Per chevron or and sable, 
 two clarions in chief and a sun in splendour in base all 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a sun in splendour, a 
 maiden's head affront^e couped at the shoulders proper, 
 vested and crined sable. Motto — " Sis terror sontibus." 
 Son of George Sisterson of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
 b. ; d. ; tn. : — 
 
 Edward Sisterson, Esq., J. P. Northumberland, b. 1850. 
 Seat -'WooAley Field, Hexham. 
 
 SIT WELL, see HURT-SIT WELL. 
 
 CECIL FREDERICK SITWELL, Gentleman, for- 
 merly Secretary and A.D.C. to the Governor of Windward 
 Islands, now Govt. Commr. to the Gambia Tribes. Born 
 May 26, i860, being the second son of the late George 
 Frederick Sitwell, Esq., late Capt. 3rd Dragoons, by his 
 wife Cecilia Fanny, dau. of H. Fitzroy, grandson of His 
 Grace the Duke of Grafton. Armorial bearings Quar- 
 terly I and 4, barry of eight or and vert, three lions rampant 
 sable (for Sitwell) ; 2 and 3, sable, a fesse between three 
 cinquefoils, each within a chaplet of roses all or (for Hurt). 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant erased sable, holding between the 
 paws an escutcheon jjer pale or and vert. Residence — 
 
 S CLAUDE GEORGE HENRY SITWELL, Esquire, 
 D.S.O. (1889), Lieut.-Col. Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 
 late Capt. Manchester Regt., Vice-Consul for Uganda. 
 Born Oct. 18, 1858, being the eldest son of the late George 
 Frederick Sitwell, Esq. , late Capt. 3rd Dragoons, by his 
 wife Cecilia Fanny, dau. of H. Fitzroy, grandson of 3rd 
 Duke of Grafton. Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, 
 barry of eight or and vert, three lions rampant sable (for 
 Sitwell) ; 2 and 3, sable, a fesse between three cinquefoils, 
 each within a chaplet of roses all or (for Hurt). Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant erased sable, holding between the paws an 
 escutcheon per pale or and vert. Married, 1887, Amy 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Barrington Cooke of Scarborough ; 
 and has Issue — Dorothy Cecilia. Seat — 
 
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 Thk Kkv. DEGGK WILMOT SIIVVKLI.. Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A., Vicar of l^rninington-Hastinf^s, co. 
 Warwick, /iom July 17, 1838, l>eing the fourth son of 
 the latir Robert Sacheverell WiliuotSitwcU of Morlcy, 
 CO. l)rrl)y, by his wife Charlotte Ann, ilau. of Francis 
 Hradshaw of liarton Blount, co. Derl>y. Armorial iMar- 
 Isgl— Quarterly i and 4, barry of eight or and vert, three 
 lions rautpitnt sable; a and 3, sable, on .1 fesse or, l)etN»een 
 three eagles' heads couped argent, as many escallops gules. 
 Mantling vert and or. Oresta— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant, erased sable holding Ijetween 
 the paws an escutcheon per pale or and vert ; a. on a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle's head couped argent, holding in 
 the beak an escallop gules. Xfarried, April 16, 1863, 
 Rosamond Shuttleworth, dau. of Edward Anthony Holden 
 of Aston Hall, co. Derby; and has Issue— (1) Hervey 
 WhelerSitwell, Gentleman, b. July 9, i86s[»«., Oct. 3, 1894, 
 Alice Mary, dau. of Charles Schwind of Broomfield, Derby; 
 and has issue, Hervey DeggeSitwell, Gentleman, b. Oct. 35, 
 1896 ; and George Charles Sitwell, Gentleman, b. Feb. 3, 
 1898J ; (a) William Sacheverell Sitwell, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 18, 1870; (3) |ohn Knightley Sitwell, Gentleman,^. 
 June aS, 1874 ; (4) Richard Degge Sitwell, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 15, 1877; (5) Arthur Trevor Sitwell, Gentleman, b. 
 June as, 1878; (6) Ralph Sacheverell Sitwell, Gentleman, 
 b. April 5, 188a; (8) Henry Shuttlewortii Sitwell, Gentle- 
 man, twin with Edward Holden ; Rosamond Maud, d. 
 unm. Oct. 1893; Eleanor Wilnrot [m., Aug. 1893, Henry 
 Edward Donald, and has isbuel ; Susan Charlotte ; Dorothea 
 Mary [»»., John Lea. son of the late Rev. Simcox Lea, 
 Prebendary of Hereford, and has issuej ; and Harriet 
 Wilmot. 5m/— The Manor House, Leamington- Hastings, 
 CO. Warwick. 
 
 EDWARD SACHEVERELL SITWELL. Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. Derby. Born Oct. 18, 186a, being the eldest son 
 of Robert Sacheverell Wilmot Sitwell, Esq., of Stainsby 
 House, by his wife Mary Blanche, dau. of John Senior of 
 Rrooklands, Birkenhead. Armoiial bearings — Quarterly 
 1 and 4, barry of eight or and vert, three lions rampant sable ; 
 a and 3, sable, in a fesse or, between three eagles' heads 
 couped argent, as many escallops gules. Mantling vert 
 and or. ^«8ts — i. on a wreath of the colours, a denii- 
 lion rampant erased sable, holding between the paws an 
 escutcheon per pale or and vert ; a. on a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's head couped argent, holding in the beak 
 an escallop gules. Married June 24, 1885, Caroline Agnes, 
 eldest dau. of Major Edward Levett, late loth Hussars, of 
 Rowsley, co. Derby ; and has Issue — (i) Sacheverell Edward 
 Sitwell, Gentleman, b. July 13, 1886, d. Aug. 11, 1891 ; (2) 
 Jacinth Sacheverell Sitwell, Gentleman, b. March, 26, 1895; 
 Caroline Margaret ; Joyce Maud ; and Blanche Ella. Seat 
 — Cattistock Lodge, Dorchester. 
 
 S FRANCIS HONORIUS SISSON SITWELL, 
 Enquire, Capt. ist Batt. Durham Lt. Inf. Born 
 Dec. 2, 1861, being the second son of the late Francis 
 Henry Massey Sitwell of Barmoor Castle, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth Maria D'Olier. Armorial bearings - Barry of eight or 
 and vert, three lions rampant sable (for Sitwell) ; 2 and 3, 
 sable, a fesse between three cinquefoils, each within a chaplet 
 of roses all or (for Hurt). Mantling vert and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant erased sable, 
 holding between the paws an escutcheon per pale or and 
 vert. Married, firstly, Jan. 28, 1889, Maria Corinna, 
 eldest dau. of Hon. John P. Vereker; and has Issue— (i) 
 William George Sitwell, Gentleman, b. April 10, 1890. He 
 m. , secondly, Margaret, dau. of Matthew Culley of Coup- 
 land Castle, Northumberland ; and has Issue — (2) A son, b. 
 Aug. 9, 1898; and Margaret Francis. Residence — 
 
 FRANCIS STAUNTON SITWELL, Gentleman. Born 
 Sept. 21, 1865. being the second son of Robert Sacheverell 
 Wilmot Sitwell, Esq., of Stainsby House, by his wife Mary 
 Blanche, dau. of John Senior of Brooklands, Birkenhead. 
 Armorial bearings —Quarterly 1 and 4, barry of eight or 
 and vert, three lions rampant sable ; 2 and 3, sable, in a 
 fesse or, between three eagles' heads couped argent, as many 
 escallops gules. Mantling vert and or. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant erased sable, 
 holding between the paws an escutcheon per pale or and 
 vert ; a. on a wreath of tlie colours, an eagle's head couped 
 argent, holding in the beak an escallop gules. Married, 
 Jan. 31, 1894, Mary Innes, elder dau. of Capt. Charles £. 
 
 Fartjuharson, late aist Hussars ; and has Issue — (1) Roh 
 Hradshaw Sitwell, Gentlen)an, ^. Nov. 18, 1894; (ajStant 
 Degge Sitwell, (Gentleman, b. July 35, 1896; (3) Fran 
 Ethelbert .Sitwell, Gentleman, b. Oct. 13, 1898. kesidenc 
 
 SSIR GEORGE RERESBY SITWELL, Bart., J. 
 for Scarborough and Derbyshire, late Capt. Vorkshi 
 Dragoons, now Capt. and Vol. Batt. Yorkshire Regt.^ 
 M.P. for .Scarl)orough 1885-86, and 1893-95, High 
 Sheriff co. Derby, 1898. Born Jan. 37, i86o, being the 
 only son of the late Sir Sitwell Reresby Sitwell, soi 
 time a Lieut, in the ist Life Guards, by his wife Loi 
 Lucy, fourth dau. and co-heir of Col. the Hon. Henry H 
 Hutchinson, by his wife Harriet (deceased), and sole event 
 heir of William Wrightson of Cusworth Park, by Henriei _ 
 dau. and eventual heir of Richard Heber of Hodnet. Livery 
 — (Dress) dark green, with yellow waistcoat and yellow 
 plush breeches; (undress) dark green, with yellow ai 
 black striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings— Quarter! 
 I. barry of eight or and vert, three lion rampant sa! 
 (for Sitwell); 2. sable, a fesse between three cinquefoi 
 each within a chaplet of roses all or (for Hurt) ; 3. Reresf 
 4. Deincourt; (5) Norman ville ; (5) Normanville (anciei 
 and impaling the arms of Denison. Mantling vert and 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampi 
 erased sable, holding between the paws an escutcheon 
 pale or and vert. Married Nov. 23, 1886, Lady Ida Ei 
 Augusta Denison, dau. of Larl of Ixmdesborough ; and 
 Issue — (i) Francis Osbert Sacheverell Sitwell, Esq., b. 
 6, 1892 ; (3) Sacheverell Sitwell, Esq., b. Nov. 15, 1897 ; 
 Edith Louisa. 5'<ra/ — Renishaw Hall, Chesterfield, Dei 
 shire. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 HERBERT WELLING TON SITWELL, Gentlei 
 late Lieut. 4th Batt. Sutherland and Argyle Highland 
 Born Aug. I, 1861, being the third son of the late Geor^ 
 Frederick Sitwell, Esq., late Capt. 3rd Dragoons, by his 
 wife Cecilia Fanny, dau. of H. Fitzroy, grandson of His 
 Grace the Duke of Grafton. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, barry of eight or and vert, three lions rampant 
 sable (for Sitwell) ; 2 and 3, sable, a fesse Ijetween three 
 cinquefoils, each within a chaplet of ro?es all or (for Hurt). 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion rampant erased sable, holding between the 
 paws an escutcheon per pale or and vert. Married, Jan. 15, 
 1885, Juliette Fisher, dau. of Col. Cary, late Confederate 
 States Army; and has Issue — (i) Herbert Fitzroy, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1896; (2) a son, b. June 21, 1898; Evelyn Juliet 
 Fay; Evelyn Millicent ; and Joyce Cecilia. Residence — 
 
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 S HONORIUS SISSON SITWELL, Esquire, Maj 
 R.E. Born June 30, 1839, being the sixth son of t! 
 late William Hurt Sitwell of Barmoor Castle, by his wife 
 Sarah Honoria, dau. of J. Sisson Cooper. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, barry of eight or and vert, three 
 lions rampant sable (for Sitwell) ; 2 and 3, sable, a fesse 
 between three cinquefoils, each within a chaplet of roses all 
 or (for Hurt). Mantlinjg vert and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant erased sable, holding 
 between the paws an escutcheon jier pale or and 
 Married, Oct. 27, 1868, Laura, dau. of John Cool 
 Residence — 
 
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 ROBERT SACHEVERELL WILMOT SITWE 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. Derby, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Nov. 23, 1823, being the eldest son of the late Rolx-rt 
 Sacheverell Wilmot-Sitwell of Morley, co. Derby, late 29th 
 Regt., by his wife Charlotte Ann, dau. of Francis Bradshaw. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, barry of eight or 
 and vert, three lions rampant sable ; 2 and 3, sable, on a 
 fesse or, between three eagles' heads couped argent, as 
 many escallops gules. Mantling vert and or. Crests— i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant erased 
 sable, holding between the paws an escutcheon per pale or 
 and vert ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head 
 couped argent, holding in the beak an escallop gules. 
 Married, Dec. 18, 1861, Mary Blanche, dau. of John .Senior 
 of Brooklands, Birkenhead; and has Issue (1) Edward 
 Sacheverell Sitwell, Gentleman, of Horsley [to whom refer]; 
 
 (2) Francis Staunton .Sitwell, Gentleman [to whom refer]; 
 
 (3) Robert Sitwell, Gentleman, b. Feb. 5, 1868 ; (4) Degge 
 Sitwell, Esquire, Captain and Adjutant Royal Irish Rifles, 
 b. June 8, 1869; (5) Charles John Sitwell, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 14, 1870; Margaret Blanche [»»., April 2, 1887, 
 
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 Edmund Anthony Jefferson Maynard of Egglinton Hall, 
 Burton-on-Trent] ; and Mary Joyce [»/., May 15, 1901, 
 Major-Gen. Jocelyn Heneage Wodehouse, C.B. , C.M.G.]. 
 Seat Stainsby House, Smalley, Derby. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY SITWELL, Esquire. Lieut.- 
 Col. Northumberlaud Fusiliers, D.A.A. Gen. 1895. 
 Born Nov. 20, i860, being the eldest son of the late Francis 
 Henry Massey, l'"sq., by his wife Elizabeth Maria D'Olier. 
 Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, barry of eight or 
 and vert, three lions rampant sable (for Sitwell) ; 2 and 3, 
 sable, a fesse between three cinquefoils, each within achaplet 
 of roses all or (for Hurt). Mantling vert and or. Crest - 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant erased 
 sable, holding between the paws an escutcheon per pale or 
 and vert. Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY GEORGE HURT SIT- 
 WELL, Esquire, J. P.. High Sheriff Salop 1855. Born 
 Oct. 2, 1827, being the eldest son of the late Francis Hurt 
 Sitwell, by his wife Harriet, dau. of Sir Joseph Hoare. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, barry of eight or 
 and vert, three lions rampant sable (for Sitwell) ; 2 and 3, 
 sable, a fesse between three cinquefoils, each within a chaplet 
 of roses all or (for Hurt). Mantling vert and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant erased 
 sable, holding between the paws an escutcheon per pale or 
 and vert. Married, firstly, Sept. 29, 1853, Harriet Mar- 
 garet, dau. of William H. Harford of Barley Wood ; and 
 by her (who died May 18, 1855) has an only son, Willoughby 
 Harford Sitwell, Gentleman, late i6th Dragoons, b. May 
 18, 185s [m., Sept. 7, 1880, Rose Augusta Cecil, dau. of 
 J. H. Brabazon of Mornington. He married secondly, 
 July 8, 1858, Eliza Harriet, only dau. of R. B. Phillipson 
 of Dunston House, co. Stafford ; and by her has Issue- (2) 
 Francis Hurt Sitwell, Gentleman, b. Jan. 14, i860 ; and 
 ElJinor Harriet Hurt. Seat- Yerney Hall, Salop. 
 
 SIVRIGHT, see BEDELL-SIVRIGHT. 
 
 EDWARD RALPH SEROCOLD SKEELS, Gentle- 
 man, Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judicature. Born 
 Sept. II, 1870, being the eldest son of the late Charles 
 
 Henry Skeels of St. Martin's, Stamford, co. Northants, 
 and of Cliff House, Kirkley, co. Suffolk, by his wife 
 Louisa, dau. of Joseph Moore of Lincoln ; by Catherine 
 his wife, grand-dau. of Admiral John Elphinstone, Comr.- 
 in-Chief of the Russian Fleet, and niece of Major-Gen. 
 Sir Howard Elphinstone, Bart., C.B. Armorial bearings 
 -Argent, three piles gules, two issuant from the chief and 
 fone in base, each charged with a water-bouget argent. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a swan argent, charged on the wing with an 
 escallop gules, and resting the dexter foot on a water- 
 lx)uget. Motto — " Fidens Deo confidens." Postal ad- 
 dress — 55 Chancery Lane, London, W.C. 
 
 EDWARD SEROCOLD SKEELS, Gentleman, late of 
 Sutton, CO. Northants, and of P"arnsfield Hall, co. Notts. 
 Born May 2, 1842, being the second son of the late Henry 
 Skeels of Chatteris, co. Cambs. , and St. Martin's, Stamford, 
 CO. Northants, by his wife Frances, only dau. and heir of 
 Rev. Henry Clarke of Sutton, co. Northants; by Eliza- 
 beth his wife, dau. and heir of Thomas Serocold of Peter- 
 borough. Armorial bearings — Argent, three piles gules, 
 two issuant from the chief and one in base, each charged 
 with a water-bouget argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a swan argent, charged 
 on the wing with an escallop gules, and resting the 
 dexter foot on a water-bouget. Motto—" Fidens Deo con- 
 fidens." Married, first, Sept. 27, 1864, Eliza Jane (who 
 d. Dec. 27, 1884), second dau. of Rev. Charles Henry 
 Swann, J. P., M.A. of Emmanuel Coll. (Camb.), and Rector 
 of Stoke Dry, co. Rutland. He married secondly, Aug. 31, 
 1892, Martha, dau. of Standish Grove-Grady, Recorder of 
 Gravesend. Res. — 38 Eardley Crescent, London, S.W. 
 
 The Rev. SEROCOLD CLARKE SKEELS, M.A. 
 (Camb.), Vicar of Abthorpe, co. Northants, 1872-93, Vicar 
 of Evington, co. Leicester, 1893-1900, Rector of Foston, 
 CO. Leicester, since 1900. Born Jan. 12, 1840, being the 
 eldest son of the late Henry Skeels of Chatteris, co. Cam- 
 bridge, by his wife Frances, only dau. and heir of Rev. 
 Henry Clarke of Sutton, co. Northants ; by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, dau. and heir of Thomas Serocold of Peterborough, co. 
 Northants. Armorial bearings— Argent, three piles gules, 
 two issuant from the chief, and one in base, each charged 
 with a water-bouget argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a swan argent, charged 
 on the wing with an escallop gules, and resting his dexter 
 foot on a water-bouget. Motto — " Fidens Deo confidens." 
 Married Maria Sarah, only child and heir of Rev. Abner 
 William Brown, M.A. of Queen's Coll. (Camb.), Vicar of 
 Gretton, co. Northants, and Hon. Canon Peterborough 
 Cathedral. Res. — Foston Rectory, Leicester. 
 
 SKEET. Per saltire argent and gules, a cross potent 
 counterchanged, a bordure indented sable, charged with 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 four human licarts and as many fleurs-de-lis alternate or. 
 WB"^f<"g );ulrs and argent, (^rest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, ufK)n a rock proper, a covered cup erect or, 
 supportc<l by two eaKlt"^ re!>|)ectant wings elevated and 
 add<>rst><l argent, guile dc sang, and each holding in the 
 beak a cross |M>ient gules. MottO — "Ad majorcni Dei 
 gloriam." /.I'trry— Blue. 
 
 Sons of late Robert Skect, Gentleman, of Wind Hill 
 
 House. Bishop's Stortford. f>. 1833; d. 1889 ; m. 1868. 
 
 Alison Jane, d. of late Thomas Wilby of Wind Hill 
 
 House : — 
 Francis John Angus Skeet, Esq., Capt. 4th Batt. Roy. 
 Dublin Fusiliers (served in S. Africa — a medals, 4 clasps), 
 t>. 10 March 1869 ; m. 8 April looa, Ada Beatrice Zolila, 
 d. of bte Lt.-Col. Edward Kent Strathearn Murray, K. St. 
 P.. K.I.C. /f^s. — Cross Bush, nr. Arundel, Sussex. Post. 
 add. — Cross Bush, Arundel ; and Bishop's Stortford, Herts. 
 a«^-New. 
 
 Frederick William Skeet, Gentleman, b. 187a ; m. 1903, 
 Ada Teal. Res. — Havelock Road, Hastings, New Zealand. 
 Charles Antony Skeet. Gentleman, ^. 1877. ^w.— Wind 
 Hill, Bishop's Stortford. 
 
 SKELTON, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 SKENE, see GORDON-CUMING-SKENE. 
 
 SKENE-TYTLER (rematric. 26 Sept. 1902). Quarterly. 
 I and 4, gules, between three crescents or, a lion's head 
 erased argent, langued azure, within a bordure of the second 
 ( Tytler of Woodhouselee, 1768) ; 2 and 3, gules, a chevron 
 argent, between three skenes of the second, bafted and 
 pommelled or, surmounted of as many wolfs heads coup>ed 
 of the third, tusked proper, within a bordure engrailed 
 ermine (cadet of Skene of that Ilk, matric. c. 1672-7). 
 Mftiltl<"g gules, doubled or. Crest — Upon a wreath of 
 
 his liveries, the rays of the sun issuing from behind a cloud 
 proper. Motto — " Occulius non extinctus." 
 
 Son of George Michael Fraser-Tytler, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L., late .Sec. Bank of Scotland, b. 1822 ; d. 1905 ; m. 
 1864, Jane Georgiana, d. of George Skene of Rubis- 
 law, CO. Aberdeen, Professor of Universal History, 
 Edinburgh, 1837-41, Sheriff of Glasgow 1841, and Pro- 
 fessor of Law, Glasgow, 1855-1866 : — 
 Maurice William Skene-'Tytler, Gentleman, b. 18 June 
 1869 ; m. 17 Sept. 1902, Charlotte Caroline, d. of Lt.-Col. 
 Henry Lonsdale Hallewell, C.M.G. Res. — Keith Maris- 
 chal, Pencaitland, East Lothian. C/ub — 'Neyf (Edin- 
 burgh). 
 
 SKIPTON, see KENNEDY-SKIPTON. 
 
 GEORGE ALEXANDER KENNEDY SKIPTON.I 
 Gt-ntleman, formerly Lieut. 19th Regt. Horn 1849, beingj 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Stacy Skipton, by Klizal)etn| 
 M'Causland, dau. of Charles Stewart ; s. liis cousin, George] 
 Skipton of Beecliill, 1877. Armorial bearingB— Argent, J 
 an anchor sable. MantUllg sable and argent ; and for hisj 
 Crest, up>on a wreath of the colours, an armed arm holdingl 
 a dagger proper ; with the Motto, " Pro patria." 
 
 SKIPWITH, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 SKRINE of Warleigh (H. Coll., 1682). Azure, in the! 
 dexter chief and sinister base points a tower argent, in the] 
 sinister chief and dexter base points a lion rampant crminois, ; 
 ducally crowned or. Mantliiig azure and argent. Crest — | 
 On a wreath of the colours, a tower argent, on the battle- j 
 ments thereof a lion couchant erminois, ducally crowned or. 
 Motto — " Tutamen." Livery — Dark blue, silver buttons. 
 Sons of Henry Duncan Skrine, Esq., of Warleigh and] 
 Claverton Manors, J. P. and D.L. co. Somerset (High I 
 Sheriff 1876), b. 1815 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1843, Susanna Caro- j 
 line, d. of William Mills of Saxham Hall, Suffolk. 
 Henry Mills Skrine, Esq., J. P. co. Somerset, V.D., Hon. 
 Col. ist Somerset R.V., b. 1844; m. 1872, Lady Mary] 
 Jane Gore-Langton, sister of 4th Earl Temple ; and has 
 issue — Henry Langton Skrine, Gentleman, Lieut. Somerset J 
 Lt. Inf., b. 1880; Anna Dorothea Mary; Mary Alice i 
 Caroline ; Margaret Cicely ; and Francis Ethel Rosamond. 
 Seats — Warleigh Manor, Bath ; Claverton Manor, co. 
 Somerset. Clubs — Athenaeum, Constitutional, Bath andj 
 County (Bath). 
 
 Duncan William Hume Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1846;] 
 m. 1875, Amy, d. of Capt. John Hanham, 9th Regt.,i 
 sister of Sir John A. Hanham, 9th Bart. ; and has issue— j 
 (i) .Mexander Duncan Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1877; (2)! 
 Ralph Hanham Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (3) Arthur] 
 Wallace Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1885; Catherine Ursula;! 
 and Amy Edith. Seat — Stubbings House, Berks. Res. — 1 
 Hinton House, Hurst. Club — New University. 
 
 Rev. John Huntley Skrine, M.A., Vicar of Itchen Stoke,| 
 sometime Warden of Trin. Coll., Glenalmond, and Canoaj 
 of St. Ninian's Cathedral, Perth, b. 1848; m. 1878, Maryl 
 Jessie Hammond, d. of Rev. T. H. Tooke, Rector of I 
 Monkton Farleigh, Wilts; and has issue — Margaret [ 
 Susanna; and Inez Elizabeth Res. — The Rectory, Itchen] 
 Stoke, nr. Alresford. 
 
 Edward Harcourt Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1849 ; m. 1889, 
 Mary Mitchell of Dublin ; and has issue. Res. — Inwoods, I 
 Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts. 
 
 Sholto George Douglas Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1850;] 
 m. 1882, Edith Clara, d. of Hon. Sholto James Douglas, | 
 Adv. -Gen. Mauritius ; and has issue. Res. — Furzecroft, ; 
 Maidenhead. 
 
 Rev. Vivian Eccles Skrine, M.A.,Rector of Leadenham, j 
 b. 1850 (twin with his brother) ; m. 1888, Minna Frances, , 
 d. of late George Vivian of Claverton Manor, Bath ; and 
 has issue — Cecilia Marjory. Res. — The Rectory, Leaden- 
 ham, Lines. 
 
 Osmund Percie Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1857; m. 1893, 
 Mary Wilhelmina, d. of Edward Talbot Day Foxcroft of j 
 Hinton House, Somerset. Res. — 
 
 Walter Clarmont Skrine, Gentleman, b. i860; m. 1895,! 
 Agnes Shakespear Higginson. Res. — Kilnamoragh, Clanej 
 Sallins, co. Kiidare. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Wadham Huntley Skrine, M.A., Vicar j 
 
 of Stubbings, b. 1818 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1847, Clara Maryj 
 
 Anne, d, of William Mills of Saxham Hall, Suffolk: — 
 
 Rev. Herbert Henry Skrine, M.A. Oxon. , Vicar ofl 
 
 Stubbings, ^.1852; and has issue— Esther Evelyn. Res. — [ 
 
 The Vicarage, Stubbings, nr. Maidenhead. 
 
 Edward Chalie Skrme, Gentleman, b. 1854. Res. — i 
 10 Duke Street, St. James's. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Clarmont Skrine of Warleigh Lodge, 
 Wimbledon, sometime Capt. 78th and 47th Regts., 
 b. 1820; d. 1886; m. 1846, Mary Anne Auchmuty, d. 
 of Major Charles Butson Bennett, late 64th Regt. : — 
 Francis Henry liennett Skrine, Gentleman, Bengal C.S., 
 b. 1847 ; m. 1887, Helen Lucy, d. of Col. John Stewart, 
 R.A. , of Ardvorlich ; and has issue — Clarmont Percy 
 Skrine, Gentleman. Res. — 147 Victoria Street, West- 
 minster, S.W. Clubs — Garrick, St. Stephen's, Authors'. 
 Charles Huntley Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1848. Res. — 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 Clarmont Alfred Skrine, Gentleman, *. 1850. Res. — 
 Tryon James Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1854. Jies. — 
 Clarmont William Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1855. J?es. — 
 Rev. Walter De Vere Skrine, b. 1863 ; tn. i88g. Amy 
 Rosa Roberta Kermode ; and has issue —Walter Francis 
 Skrine, Gentleman, b. 1889; and Gladys Margaret Rosa. 
 A'w. — Swyui bridge, Barnstaple. 
 
 SKULL, quartered by POWELL. 
 
 SLACK of Derwent Hill. Arms — Quarterly, i and 4, 
 azure, on a cross form^e throughout ermine, between four 
 crescents or, a human heart gules (Slack) ; 2 and 3, argent, 
 a cross vert (Upton). Crest — In front of a crescent or, 
 a snail proper. Motto—" Lente sed certe." 
 
 Sons of Robert Slack, M.D., of Derwent Hill, Cumber- 
 land, and Armathwaite House, Warwickshire, 1822- 
 1893 ; m. 1853, Anne Ainsworth, d. of Henry Kelsall, 
 Esq., J. P., of Rochdale : — 
 Robert Slack, Gentleman, b. 21 Jan. 1857 [Anns as 
 above, and in pretence the arms of Henderson, viz. (L. R. ) : 
 Parted per bend indented sable and or, on a chief argent. 
 
 a rose gules, barbed and seeded vert, between two ermine- 
 spots, a bordure gules]; m. 15 Aug. 1894, Maude, second 
 d. of Lt.-Col. Sir Edmund Yeamans Walcot Henderson, 
 K.C.B., R.E. ; and has issue — Anne Elizabeth Henderson ; 
 Catherine Maud Henderson ; and Elizabeth Angela 
 Henderson. Seats — Derwent Hill, Keswick. Clubs — 
 Bath, Prince's. 
 
 Rev. Austin Ainsworth Slack, M.A. (Cantab.), Rector of 
 Brampton Ash, b. 25 July 1863 ; tn. 28 Sept. 1892, Maria, 
 only d. of Gradwell Bagot Pearson of Kirby Lonsdale ; 
 and has issue — Aiden Ainsworth Slack, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; 
 and Mary Kelsall. Res. — Brampton Ash Rectory, Market 
 Harboro'. 
 
 Eric Slack, Gentleman, b. 30 Dec. 1873. Res. — 
 
 Sir OWEN RANDAL SLACKE, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, late Divisional Com- 
 missioner for Ireland, J. P. for co. Waterford. Born 1837, 
 being the son of the late Rev. W. Randal Slacke of Ashleigh, 
 CO. Down; created C.B. 1893, and Knighted Jan. 1897. 
 Clubs — Cavalry, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, a cross pat^e tliroughout per bend sinister 
 ermine and or, a quatrefoil counterchanged, in the centre 
 chief point a mullet gules. Mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 couchant proper, resting the dexter forepaw on a quatrefoil 
 as in the arms. Motto— "Lente sed certe." Married, 
 firstly, 1863, Katlierine Anne (who died 1872), eldest dau. 
 of the late Sir Charles Lanyon of The Abbey, White Abbey, 
 in the county of Antrim ; and secondly, 1875, Fanny Rose, 
 dau. of the late Peter Connellan, Esq., D.L., of Coolmore, 
 in the co. of Kilkenny. Postal addresses — Barrington 
 Hall, Harlow, Essex ; and 31 Chesham Street, S. W. 
 
 WILLIAM RANDAL SLACKE, ' Esquire, Colonel 
 R.E. Bom Oct. 9, 1839, being the second son of the late 
 Rev. William Randal Slacke, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 Jacob Owen. Armorial bearings— Azure, a cross pat^e 
 throughout per bend sinister ermine and or, a quatrefoil 
 counterchanged, in the centre chief point a mullet gules. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion couchant proper, resting his dexter forepaw on a quatre- 
 foil of the arms. Motto — "Lente sed certe." Married, 
 Dec. 6, 1866, Henriette Earl, dau. of Major-Gen. White, 
 R. E. ; and has Issue. Residence — 
 
 SSiR CUTHBERT SLADE, 4th Baronet (Sept. 30, 
 1831), of Maunsel House, co. Somerset, Capt. (retired) 
 (late Adj.) Scots Guards, J. P. co. Somerset. Born April 10, 
 1863, being the son of Sir Alfred Frederick Adolphus Slade, 
 3rd Bart. , by his wife Mary Constance, dau. of William Cuth- 
 bert of Beaufront Castle, co. Northumberland. Armorial 
 bearings — Per fesse argent and sable, a pale counterchanged 
 and three horses' heads erased two and one of the second, 
 a chief ermine, thereon two bombs fired proper ; the escut- 
 cheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a horse's head erased sable, en- 
 circled with a chain in the form of an arch gold. Mottoes 
 — " Fidus et audax," "A Bon Droit." Married, Dec. 2, 
 i8g6, Kathleen, dau. of Rowland Scovell of Fairholme, co. 
 Dublin ; and has Issue — (i) Alfred Fothringham Slade, 
 Esq., b. Jan. 17, 1898 ; (2) Michael Nial Slade, Esq., b. July 
 30, 1900 ; and Barbara Constance. 5faA— Maunsel House, 
 Bridgwater. Clubs — Guards, Carlton. 
 
 SMajor-General FREDERICK GEORGE SLADE, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath (1893), 'las fourth class of the Osmanieh and Medjidie, 
 
 F.R.G.S. Born Dec. 17, 1851, being the third but second 
 surviving son of Lieut. -Gen. Marcus John Slade, by his 
 wife Charlotte, dau. of Andrew Ramsay, Esq. , commonly 
 called the Honourable Andrew Ramsay, fifth son of 8th Earl 
 of Dalhousie. Livery — Dark green. Armorial bearings — 
 Party per fesse argent and sable, a pale counterchanged 
 and three horses' heads erased of the second, on a chief 
 ermine, two bombs fired proper. Upon the escutcheon, 
 from which is pendent his badge as a Companion of the 
 
 is the Naval Cocliade. 
 
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 Moat Honourable Order of the Bath and his badges of 
 the Osniunieh and Mrdjidie, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a Mantling s;ible and argent. Creit— 
 On a wTCiUh of i\w colours, on a mount vert, a horse's 
 head enised suU]c. within n cluiin in arch gold. Married, 
 1885. Kmmcline Charlotte I)elap, dau. of the late Major 
 Wadham Wyndhnni Itond of .\rmagh ; and has Issue 
 living— Marie Ruby Kileen; and Victoria Olna Kdwinc. 
 Ptulai address — 49 Stanhope Gardens, S. W. Club — 
 United Service. 
 
 .Majok-Oknkkai, JOHN RAMSAY SLADE, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (iSSiV, 
 knight of the Order of St. Maurice ami St. I^azarus ( 1896), 
 late Aide-ile-Camp to Her Maiestv Queen Victoria, and 
 .MiUtary Attacht* at Rome, Grand Officer of the Order of the 
 Crown of Italy (1900). Born March 16, 1843. being the 
 eldest son of the late Lieut. -Gen. Marcus John Slade, by 
 his wift? Charlotte, dau. of the Honourable Andrew Ramsay. 
 /,«ir/T— Green edged with red piping, gilt buttons. Ar- 
 moriJU bearings -Parly per fesse argent and sable, a pale 
 
 counterchanged, and three horses' heads erased of the 
 second, on a chief ermine, two bombs fired proper. Upon 
 the escutcheon, from which is pendent his badge as a 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 is placed a helmet befitting bis degree. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a horse's head erased sable, within 
 an arch of chain gold. Married, firstly, 1871, Lucia 
 Aurora (who died 1872), dau. of Senor Don Vicente 
 di Ramos y Marin of Madrid ; and secondly, 1882, Janet 
 Little, daii. of the late General Robert Blucher Wood, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; 
 and has Issue living (bjr second marriage) — Lucia. Postal 
 address— % Lowndes Street. Clubs — United Service, St. 
 James's, Boodle's. 
 
 WYNDHAM SLADE. Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Somerset, B.A. Balliol Coll. (Oxon), Metropolitan 
 Police Magistnite 1877- 1901, formerly Capt. West Somer- 
 set Yeomanry Cavalry late Recorder of Penzance. Born 
 Aug. 27, 1826, being the second son of Gen. Sir John 
 Slade, Ban., G.C. H., by his second wife Matilda Ellen, 
 dau. of James Dawson of Fork Hill, co. Armagh. Ltvery 
 
 —Green coat , silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Per fessc 
 argent and sable, a pale counterchanged, ami three horses' 
 heads erased, two and one of the second, a chief ermine 
 thereon two Iximbs fired pro|x^r, impaling tiie arms of 
 Neave. namely argent, on a cross sable, five fleurs-de-lis 
 or. M a n t l i n g sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a horse's head crasod sable 
 
 encircled with a chain in form of an arch gold. Motto— 
 " Fidus et audax." Married, Feb. 10. 1863, Cicely, dau. of 
 Sir Digby Neave, Bart., of Dagnam Park, Essex (and Mary, 
 dau, of Lord Arundell of Wardour) ; and has /«««— Wynd- 
 hani Neave Slade, Gentleman, M.A. Balliol Coll.. Oxon, 
 Barrister-at-Law, Recorder of Bridgwater, b. Sept. 17, 1867 
 ]m. , Nov. 16, 1895, Evelyn Mary, dau. of William Clarenci' 
 Watson of Colworth Beds.] ; Cicely Maud \in., June i, i8f" 
 Lieut-Col. W. Kenyon Mitford of Pitshill, Petworth, J.I 
 and has issue] ; Mary Arundell \m. , Feb. 17, 1877, Row- 
 land Burdon, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Castle Eden, Durham, 
 and has issue] ; and Olive [w. , July 28, 1894. Major Charles 
 James Anstruther, 17th Lancers, and has issue]. Seat 
 Montys Court, Taunton. Town address — 88 Ches; 
 Square, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Arthur's, Somerset Couul^ 
 
 FREDERICK ST. BARBE SLADEN, Gentl 
 Bom May 24, 1842, being the third son of the late ' 
 
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 Sladen, Gentleman, of Hartsbourne Manor, in the co. of 
 Hertford, by his wife and cousin Etheldred, second dau. of 
 
 Is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 John Baker Sladen, Esquire, of Ripple Court, J. P. and D.L. 
 /,/Vcrv — Blue, with white facings, silver buttons. Ar- 
 morial beaxings — He bears for Arms : Barry of six 
 azure and argent, a horse's head erased between three 
 crescents or, with many quarterings as illustrated. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 
 SJOHN RAMSAY SLADEN. Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1875, Major-Gen. late R.A. Born July 
 17, 1823, being the son of the late Ramsay Sladen, Esq., 
 Physician-Gen. H.E. I.C.S. , by his second wife Emma, dau. 
 of Col. Paul Bosc, Commissioner in Mysore. Armorial 
 bearings — Barry of six azure and argent, a horse's head 
 
 ' the colours, on a mount vert, between two branches 
 ;' palm proper, a lion's gamb erect and erased sable, hold- 
 g a plume of five ostrich feathers gules ; with the Motto, 
 Vive ut vivas." Married, 1876, Elizabeth, only child of 
 e Reverend William Jones, Master of Arts, Vicar of Bas- 
 lurch, in the county of Salop; and has Issue — Maud 
 theldred St. Barbe ; and Winifred Margaret. Postal 
 idress — Stanmore, near Bridgnorth. 
 
 erased between three crescents or. Mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, between two branches of palm proper, a lion's 
 gamb erect and erased sable, holding a plume of five ostrich 
 feathers gules. Motto — "Vive ut vivas." Married, firstly, 
 1859, Maria, dau. of Rev. J. N. Kinchant of Nantiago, 
 Salop, J. P.; and by her (who died i860) has Issue — (i) 
 John Ramsay Frederick Sladen, Esq., East Yorkshire Regit. , 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Brevet Lieut.-Col. commanding 6th Reg^. Mounted In- 
 fantry, South African Field Force. 6. Aug. 30, i860 [m. Ada, 
 dau. of John Mellor. He married secondly, 1863, Amelia 
 Corcyra, daiL of Capt. John Bcwes, late 73rd Regt ; and 
 by her (who died 1864) has, Ethel [m., 18^, G. H. Collie of 
 Woodville, New Zealand]. He niiuried thirdly, Jan. 35, 
 1866, Anne, only sur\'iving child of Thom.is Oliver of 
 Rhydoldog: and by her has, (a) David Ramsny Sladen, 
 Elsq., D.S.O.. Capt. King's Own Scottish Borderers, i. 
 Feb. 7, 1869; (3) Thomas Oliver Ramsay Sladen, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. Cardigan Art., atuched to 6th Regt, Mounted 
 Infantry, South African Field Force, 6. April ai, 187a ; 
 Alice Amelia ; and Mary Dorothea. Seat — Rhydoldog, 
 CO. Radnor. C/ui — East Indian United Service. 
 
 S JOSEPH SLADEN, Esquire, of Ripple Court, co. 
 Kent, J. P. and D. L. . Lieut.-Col. (retired) R. A. Bom 
 Aug. 17, 1840, being the only son of the late Joseph St. 
 Rirbe Sl.-iden of Ripple Court, by his wife Elizabeth Sladen, 
 dau. of Lawrence Hanks of Boys Hnll, co. Kent. Armorial 
 bearings Barry of six azure and argent, a horse's head 
 erased, between three crescents or, impaling the arms of 
 Lambart, namely gules, three narcissus flowers pierced 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 between two branches of palm projjcr, a lion's gamb erect 
 and erased sable, holding a plume of five ostrich feathers 
 gules. Motto — " Vive ut vivas." jVamVrf, firstly, Novem- 
 ber I, 1864, Caroline Mary, daughter of Sampson Towgood 
 Wynne French of Cuskinny, in the county of Cork ; and by 
 her (who died 1873) had, with three younger sons (i) Arthur 
 French Sladen, Gentleman, born April 30, 1866 ; (2) Laurence 
 Banks Sladen, Gentleman, born April 6, 1867 ; (3) Sampson 
 Sladen, Gentleman, bom December 14, 1868. He married 
 secondly, July 14, 1875, Sarah Sophia, commonly known 
 as Lady Sarah Sophia, second daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable the eighth Earl of Cavan ; and by her has /stue — 
 (4) Frederick William Lambart Sladen, Gentleman, born 
 May 30, 1876; (5) Reginald John Lambart Sladen, Gentle- 
 man born July 24, 1877 ; (6) Hugh .Alfred Lambart Sladen, 
 Gentleman, born December 9, 1878 ; (7) Alexander George 
 Lambart Sladen, Gentleman, born February 17, 1880 ; (8) 
 Charles Augustus Lambart Sladen, Gentleman, born Sep- 
 tember 9, 1883; (9) Algernon Ryder Lambart Sladen, 
 Gentleman, born September 20, 1885 ; and five daus. 
 Estate and postal address — Ripple Court, Dover. 
 
 SLANE. Viscount, see CONYNGHAM. 
 
 SLANEY, see KENYON-SLANEY. 
 
 SLATOR, see WILSON-SLATOR. 
 
 The Very Rev. Monsignor EDWARD HENRY 
 SLAUGHTER. Private Chamberlain at the Court of the 
 Vatican. Bom Jan. 13. 1846, being the eldest son of Edward 
 Slaughter, by his wife Frances, dau. of Sir Edward Mostyn, 
 Bart., ofTalacre. Livery — White and blue. Armorial bear- 
 ing"— Quarterly, 1. argent, a saltire azure (for Slaughter) ; 
 a. ermine, on a chief dancett^e gules, three ducal crowns or 
 (for Leech); 3. argent, a fret sable (for Vernon); 4. barry 
 of six or and azure (for Pembruge) ; 5. argent, a lion ram- 
 pant gules, collared or (for Pipe) ; 6. argent, three bugle- 
 horns sable, stringed or (for Bellingham) ; 7. bendy of six 
 argent and gules, on a canton sable, a lion passant argent 
 (for Bellingham) ; 8. argent, a cross engrailed gules (for 
 Wiltshire) ; 9. paly of six argent and sable, on a bend or, 
 three pheons of the second (for Hathway). Crest — Out of 
 a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle argent, wings expanded 
 azure. Motto — " Despicio terrena." 
 
 WILLIAM EDMUND SLAUGHTER. Gentleman. 
 Bom April 8, 1847, being the second son of Edward 
 Slaughter, by his wife Frances, daughter of Sir Edward 
 Mostyn, Baronet, of Talacre. C/u6 — Junior Carlton. 
 Livery — White, blue facings. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly, i. argent, a saltire sable (for Slaughter); 2. 
 ermine, on a chief indented gules, three ducal coronets 
 or (for Leech) ; 3. argent, a fret sable (for Vernon) ; 4. 
 barry of six or and azure (for Pembridge) ; 5. argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, collared or (for Pipe); 6. argent, 
 three bugle-horns sable, stringed or (for Bellingham) ; 
 7. bendy of six argent and gules, on a canton sable, a 
 
 lion passant argent (for Bellingham); 8. argent, a cross 
 engrailed gules (for Wiltshire) ; 9. paly of six argent and 
 sable, on a bend or, three pheons of the second (for Hath- 
 way). Crest — Out a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle argent, 
 
 with wings expanded azure. Motto— " Despicio terrena.^ 
 Married, April 27, 1870, Teresa, dau. of Joseph Coverda 
 of Ingatestone, co. Essex; and has Issue — (1) Edwa 
 Slaughter, b. Jan. 15, 1872 ; (2) William Slaughter, 
 Dec. 8, 1872; (3) Reginald Slaughter, b. 1874; (4) Ba 
 Slaughter ; Mary Frances ; and Constantia. Estate- 
 Widcombe Lodge, East Harptree, co. Somerset. Post 
 address — 7 Arundel Street, Strand, London. 
 
 SLEIGHT, quartered by FLOYER, 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES SLINGSBY SLINGSB1 
 (formerly Atkinson), Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.) 
 
 J. P. for West Riding co. York, formerly Rector of Kirby 
 Sigston. CO. York ; assumed by Royal Licence the name 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 and arms of Slingsby, Dec. 1899. Bom Nov. 27, 1842, 
 being the eldest son of the Rev. Thomas Atkinson, 
 by Henrietta Jane, dau. of Capt. G. W. Willes, R.N. 
 Livery — Claret, gold buttons. Armorial bearingB — 
 Argent, a gryphon segreant sable, surmounted by a fesse 
 gules and (for distinction) a canton of the last. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion statant vert, charged on the shoulder (for distinction) 
 with a cross patfe fitch^e or. Motto — " Veritas liberavit." 
 Married, Feb. 12, 1873, Susan Ann, dau. of Charles Rey- 
 nard of Beverley; and has Issue -{\) Charles Henry Rey- 
 nard Slingsby, Gentleman, R.N., b. Aug. 3, 1874; (2) 
 Thomas William Slingsby, Gentleman, 2nd Punjab 
 Cavalry, b. 1876 ; (3) Alan Peter Slingsby, Gentleman, b. 
 1885 ; (4) John Slingsby, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; and Frances 
 Dorothy \_m., July 12, 1901, William Hopper Williamson, 
 late 1 8th Hussars, of Wickham and Sockburn Hall, co. 
 Durham]. Estates -'&cx\s&n. Moor Monkton, Harswell, 
 and Kirby Sigston, all in co. York. Seats -'Sicxwew. Park, 
 Knaresborough ; The Red House, Moor Monkton, York ; 
 Loftus Hill, Knaresborough. Clubs — Windham, York- 
 shire (York). 
 
 THOMAS SLINGSBY, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1886, Captain in the Army, late Royal Horse 
 Guards ; served in the Crimea on Lord Raglan's Staff, 
 present at Alma (severely wounded), Balaklava, and In- 
 kerman. Born 1829, being the third son of the late Col. 
 Charles Powell Leslie of Glaslough, sometime M.P. for co. 
 Monaghan, by his wife Christiana, youngest dau. of George 
 Fosbery of Clorane, co. Limerick. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a gryphon segreant sable, surmounted by a fesse 
 gules, and (for distinction) a canton of the last. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion statant vert, charged on the shoulder (for distinction) 
 with a cross crosslet or. Motto — "Veritas liberavit." 
 Married, July 19, i860, Emma Louisa Catherine, only 
 sister and heir of Sir Charles Slingsby, loth Bart., of 
 Scriven, and assumed by Royal Licence, April 9, 1869, the 
 name and arms of Slingsby. Residence — 24 Portland 
 Place, W. Clubs — Carlton, White's. 
 
 CHARLES GORDON SLOAN E, Gentleman. Born 
 , being the son of the late John Sloane Sloane. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Gules, on a pile or, between two lions' 
 heads erased in base a lion rampant, on the head a crown 
 vallary all counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased gules, 
 between two escarbuncles or. Residence — 
 
 William Henry Sloggett of Tremabyn, Paignton, in the 
 county of Devon, by his wife Elizabeth Clarke, eldest 
 dau, of Thomas Crossing, Esquire. Livery — Blue. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Or, on a bend sable between two pellets, a 
 bezant within a bordure of the second, charged with annulets 
 of the field and bezants alternately, on acanton argent, gutte^- 
 de-poix, a dragon passant sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dragon sable, sem6e of annulets or, and resting the dexter 
 claw on a bezant; with the Motto, " Bethon dur." 
 Married, June 25, 1881, Helen Sophia, youngest daughter 
 of John Robert Boyson, Esquire, late Solicitor-General for 
 Madras, by his wife Matilija Margaret, daughter and co- 
 heiress of General Blair-Adam ; and has Issue — Arthur John 
 
 SLOGGETT, see TRESLOGGETT. 
 
 SLOGGETT (H. Coll.). Or, on a bend sable between 
 two pellets, a bezant, within a bordure of the second, charged 
 with -annulets of the field and bezants alternately, on a 
 canton argent, guttd-de-poix, a dragon passant sable. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dragon sable, sem6 of annulets or, resting the 
 dexter claw on a bezant. Motto— " Bethon dur." Livery 
 —Blue. 
 
 Son of Rev. Charles Sloggett, M.A. , Rector of 
 Chiddingfold, Surrey, b. ; d. ; m. 1855, Mary, 
 
 d. of .(Eneas Cannon, M.D. : — 
 Henry Maxwell Sloggett, Esq., Major R.A.M.C., b. 
 1858. Res.— 
 
 Sons of William Henry Sloggett, Esq., Insp.-Gen. of 
 Hospitals and Fleets R.N., b. 1820; d. ; m. 1848, 
 
 Elizabeth Clarke, eld. d. of Thomas Crossing, Esq., 
 J. P., of Stoke Damerell, Devon : — 
 Henry Charles Sloggett, Gentleman, formerly Sub-Lieut. 
 R.N., b. 1852. Seat — Tremabyn, Paignton, co. Devon. 
 Arthur Thomas Sloggett, Esq., C.M.G. {q.v.). 
 
 § ARTHUR THOMAS SLOGGETT, Esquire, C.M.G. 
 (1901), Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hospital 
 of St. John of Jerusalem in England, Col. R.A.M.C., 
 Associate of King's Coll., London, F.Z.S. (this family 
 was formerly called Tresloggett). Born November 24, 
 1857, being the second son of the late Inspector-General 
 
 Henry Sloggett, Gentleman, Lieut, ist Batt. Rifle Brigade 
 (Prince Consort's Own), b. May 4, 1882; Minnie Mar- 
 garet Helen ; and Dorothy Carmynow. Postal address — 
 Tremabyn, Paignton, Devon. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 S HENRY GEORGE SMALLMAN, Esquire, Alder- 
 man for the Ward of Cheap, a Member of the Com- 
 mission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, and the last 
 Chairman of the Commissioners of Sewers of London. 
 Armorial bearings Per pale or and azure, a chevron 
 between two acorns leaved and slipped in chief, and a falcon 
 wings elevated in base all counterchanged. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, the 
 stock of an oak-tree eradicated and sprouting on either side 
 proper, thereon an heraldic antelope sejant gules, bezant^e, 
 and armed or, the dexter forefoot supporting a beehive 
 also proper. Motto — " Industria premium incidit." Resi- 
 dence— V^x&^sW Lodge, Wimbledon Common, Surrey. 
 
 SMEE, see ODLING-SMEE. 
 
 SMILES (H. Coll.). Argent, on a pile gules, between 
 two griffin's heads erased in base, a tower all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a rock proper, a griffin passant argent. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 holding in the beak a trefoil slipped vert, and supporting 
 wiih the dexter fore-leg a caduoius erect also proper. 
 Son of Kdward Smiles, of Newcaslle-on-Tyne :— 
 William Smiles. Gentleman, 3. . ^«.— St. Martha's 
 Lodge, Stoke, Surrey. 
 
 Saint Michael and Saint GeorRc, 1880. advanced to th 
 rank of Knight Commander of that Order, 1886, and to tha 
 of Knight Grand Cross. 189a. CVk^j— National, Spor 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arm* : Per fe 
 
 Sir HUGH HOUSTON SMILEY, Bart., J. P. cos. 
 Antrim and Renfrew, High Sheriff co. Antrim 1899. Ar- 
 morial bMJings— Per bend azure and or, a lion rampant 
 ermine, between three pheons counterchanged. M a n t lin g 
 tuurc and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 gamb erased, holding by a shaft a pheon point downwards 
 
 or. Motto — " Industria virtus et fortitude." Married, 
 Sept. 9, 1874, Elizabeth Anne, only child of Peter Kerr of 
 Gallowhill, Paisley ; and has Issue — (1) John Smiley, Esq., 
 Capt. North of Ireland Imp. Yeom. , 6. Oct. 28, 1876 [»»., 
 Nov. 26, 1903, Valerie, dau. of Sir Claude Champion de 
 Crespigny, Bart., of Champion Lodge, Maldon, Essex]; 
 (2) Peter Kerr Smiley, Esq., i. Feb. 22, 1879; (3) Hubert 
 Stewart Smiley, Esq. , d. June 5, 1883 ; and Eileen Margaret 
 Kerr. Seats — Drumalis, Lame, co. Antrim ; Gallowhill, 
 Paisley, Renfrewshire. Clud — Devonshire. 
 
 SMITH, otherwise CARINGTON, see CARRINGTON. 
 
 SMITH, see BOWDEN-SMITH. CUSACK-SMITH, 
 DUFF-ASSHETON-SMITH, HORTON-SMITH, LAW- 
 SON -SMITH, LEADBITTER - SMITH, LINDSAY - 
 SMITH, and TAYLOR-SMITH. 
 
 SMITH, quartered by VERNON. 
 
 Sir CECIL CLEMENTI SMITH, Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge. 
 Bom 1840, being the fifth son of the Reverend J. Smith, 
 late Rector of Buckhurst Hill, in the county of Essex, by his 
 wife Cecilia Susannah, daughter of Muzio Clementi ; was 
 created Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 
 azure and gules, a fess flory counterflory argent, betwe 
 three mullets in chief or, and a rock, thereon a dove in b 
 proper. Upon the escutcheon, which is encircled by 
 ribbon of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael i 
 Saint George, and by his collar and pendent therefrom 
 badge as a Knight Grand Cross of that Order, is placed j 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure aa 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, : 
 front of a lion's head erased argent, gorged with a coU 
 flory counterflory azure, on the head a crown vallery 
 three mullets fessewise or ; with the Motto, ' ' Perseverando 
 Married, June i, 1869, Teresa, daughter of the late Arthd 
 Newcomen of Kirkleatham Hall, Redcar ; anrl has /ssue^ 
 (1) Arthur Clementi Smith, Esquire; (2) Hubert Clemen 
 Smith, Esquire; (3) Eustace Clementi Smith, Esquird 
 Beatrice Clementi [m., 1896, Com. Sir Douglas Brownrig| 
 Bart., R.N.], ; Edith Clementi [m., 1898, Capt. H. £ 
 Talbot] ; Cecilia Teresa Clementi ; and Katharine Ali^ 
 Clementi. Postal address— The Garden House, Whe" 
 hampstead. 
 
 SSiR CLARENCE SMITH, Knight Bachelor, one( 
 His Majesty's Lieutenants for the City of Londo 
 J. P. CO. Kent, M.P. for E. Div. of Kingston-upon-Hu 
 (1892-95). Bom June 16, 1849, being the son of the la 
 Reverend Gervase Smith, Doctor of Divinity, Clui 
 — Reform, National Liberal, City Liberal. Armor 
 bearings He bears for Arms : Sable, a dexter arm 
 bowed and couped at the shoulder proper, holding 
 the hand a lamp suspended by three chains or, betwe 
 two ivy leaves in pale also or, on a chief of the last thr 
 mullets of six points gules. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockad«. 
 
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 [ a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, two pick- 
 axes in saltire sable, thereon an eagle wings expanded or, 
 ' eacii wing charged with a mullet of six points gules ; with 
 , the Motto, "Quoerendo." Married, 1875, Mary, daughter 
 j of William Webster of Highbury, N. Posiai address- 
 Falcon Wood, Shooters Hill, Kent. 
 
 I Hon. Sir EDWIN THOMAS SMITH, K.C.M.G., 
 ; M.P., J. P., was Mayor of Kensington and Norwood 1868, 
 . 1869, 1870, 1872, and 1873, and of Adelaide 1880, 1881, 
 1882, 1887, and 1888, Minister of Education 1884, Com- 
 ; missioner of International Exhibitions at Philadelphia 
 ; 1876, at Paris 1878, at Sydney 1880, and at Melbourne 
 ; 1881, Colonial and Indian Exhib. 1886, and at Melbourne 
 • Centennial Exhib. 1888, Vice.-Pres. and Promoter of 
 , Adelaide Jubilee Exhib. 1887, Member of the House of 
 : Assembly for South Australia 1872-93, has been M.L.C. of 
 i South Australia since 1894. Born April 6, 1830, being the son 
 i of the late Edwin Smith of Walsall, co. Stafford ; created 
 I K.C.M.G. , 1888. Armorial beaxings— Per pale gules and 
 ' azure, on a chevron nebuly counter-nebuly or, between 
 I two bezants in chief and a cross crosslet fitch(5e in base of the 
 ^ third, a pellet between two cross crossletsfitch^e of the second. 
 i Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 , with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a goat's head couped argent, gorged 
 with a collar gemelltJe azure, and between two bezants ; with 
 
 the Motto, " Dum spiro spero." Married, firstly, 1857, 
 Florence, daughter of Robert Stock of Clifton (she died 
 1862) ; secondly, 1869, Elizabeth, daughter of Edward 
 Spicer of Adelaide. Postal address — The Acacias, Marryat- 
 ville, Adelaide, South Australia. C/«^j— Adelaide, German, 
 Commercial Travellers'. 
 
 ERIC CARRINGTON SMITH, Esquire, a Commis- 
 sioner of Lieutenancy for the City of London. Born 
 1828, being the second son of the late Oswald Smith of 
 Blendon Hall, Kent, by his wife Henrietta Mildred, dau. 
 of the Very Rev. Robert Hodgson, Dean of Carlisle. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, on a chevron cotised sable, 
 between three demi-griffins couped of the last, the two 
 in chief respecting each other. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an elephant's head 
 
 erased or, charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-lis sable. 
 Motto — "Tenax in fide." Married, June 28, 1849, Mary, 
 third dau. of J. Maberly; and has Issue — (1) Lindsay Eric 
 Smith, Gentleman, b. 1852; (2) Algernon Fox Eric Smith, 
 Gentleman, b. 1857 ; (3) Beilby Eric Smith, Gentleman, b. 
 1864; Gertrude Mary [m. Lieut. -Col. A. C. H. Stewart, 
 2nd Life Guards) ; (2) Virginia Katherine [m. , June 28, 
 1876, Hon. Francis Hyde Villiers) ; (3) Margaret Rose 
 \m. Alfred Fitzroy, Coldstream Guards] ; Mildred Frances 
 [m., June 2, 1881, Charles Thomas Lucas of Warnham 
 Court, Sussex]. 5«a/— Stonewick, Warninglid. Clubs— 
 Travellers', Gresham, Sussex. 
 
 ERNEST OCTAVIUS SMITH, Esquire, J. P. for New 
 South Wales, being the fifth son of the late Rev. John 
 Jennings Smith, M.A. (Cambs.), first Incumbent of St. 
 Paul's, Paterson, New South Wales, by his wife Anne Tim- 
 berlake. Armorial bearings— Quarterly sable and argent, 
 
 a cross parted and fretty, counterchanged, between in the 
 first and fourth quarters three martlets one and two or, and 
 in the second and third a lion rampant gules. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a demi-lion gules, charged on the shoulder with a 
 passion cross, two trefoils in saltire slipped or. Motto— 
 "Mens conscia recti." Residence — Sydney, New South 
 Wales. 
 
 FRANCIS PATRICK SMITH, Gentleman. Born July 
 21, 1835, being the third son of the late William Smith, 
 Esquire, of Barnes Hall, in the county of York, by his wiie 
 Mary Anne, only surviving daughter and heiress of the 
 Reverend Alexander McKenzie, Master of Arts, of Finegand 
 in (jlenshee. Livery — Dark green with scarlet piping, the 
 collar trimmed with red and white lace, scarlet waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearing^s — He bears for Arms: Erminois, a 
 chevron gules, on a chief engrailed of the last a rose argent, 
 barbed and seeded proper, between two martlets or, quarter- 
 ing Green and McKenzie, a crescent for difference, and 
 impaling the arms of Gatty, namely, party per fesse sable 
 and azure, in chief a demi-cat issuant guardant argent, and 
 in base a shin bone in bend, surmounted by another in bend 
 sinister between four fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, issuant from a chaplet of roses 
 argent, a rock proper, thereon a martlet rising or, holding in 
 the beak a rose as in the arms, leaved and slipped proper. 
 
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 'Suaviier wd fortiter." Marritd, May 14, 1868, 
 
 MoTKAfet Scott, eldest daughter of the Reverend Alfred 
 tlntty, Doctor of Diviniiy, Vicar of licclcsfield, in the county 
 of Yin-k, and Sub-lHsm of York ; and has Issue — (1) William 
 McKenxie Smith, Ijsq., born April 27, 1869, Major York- 
 shire I>ragoons ("Quct'n's Own") Yeomanry Cavalry [*«., 
 July 29, 1899, Hon. Mabel Florence Harriet Wentworth- 
 Fitzwilliam, second dau. of Viscount Milton] ; (a) Francis 
 Scott Smith, Gentleman, born September 8, 1870 [«., 
 
 January a?, 1898, IJeatrice Maud, youneest dau. of Rev. 
 \. L. Walsh of Richmond, Surrey]; (3) Stephen Alex- 
 
 ander Smith, Esq., Capt. Yorkshire Dragoons, born 
 September 12, 1872 ; (4) Philip Gatty Smith. Gentleman, 
 B.A. Oxon., Lieut. Yorkshire Dragoons, born January 27, 
 1875; (s) Leonard Kirke Smith, Esq., Capt. "Royal 
 ScoU" Regt., born January 24, 1877; (6) Rev. Godfrey 
 Scott Smith, Gentleman, B.A. Oxon,, born July 14, 1878; 
 (7) David Thurstan Smith, Gentleman, born December 8, 
 1879; (8) Gilbert Kirke Smith, Gentleman, born June 20, 
 1881 ; (9) George McKenzie Smith, Gentleman, bom May 
 a6, 1883. iVa/— Barnes Hall, near Sheffield. 
 
 GORDON SMITH, Gentleman, M.R.C.S. of England. 
 Bom Jan. 11, 1829, being the second son of the late Samuel 
 Montgomery Smith, by his wife Georgina, dau. of Richard 
 Neale of Bristol. Armorial bearings— Azure, a saltire 
 parted and fretty between four martlets argent. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a mount vert a serpent nowed thereon an owl all 
 proper. Motto— " Coenobio salvus." Married, June 12, 
 1855 Henrietta Alice, dau. of John Gutsole of Dover ; and 
 has Issue— {i) Samuel Gordon Smith, Gentleman. M.R.C.S., 
 b. June 20, 1858; (2) Anderson Francis Smith, M.R.C.P. 
 and M.R.C.S., Edinburgh, b. Dec. 14, 1859; Eleanor 
 Landewarneck [«., Sept. 21, 1882, Rev. Alfred Longman 
 Wilson of Southgate, Middlesex, and has issue] ; Henriette 
 Jesse Georgina. Residence — Richmond Road, Bamsbury, 
 Middlesex. 
 
 HENRY FLESH ER SMITH, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the Colonies of New South Wales and Queens- 
 land. Born August 18, 1838, being the fifth son of the 
 late John Smith of the Manor House, Quinton, and Green's 
 Park, in the county of Northampton, by his wife Sarah 
 Ann, daughter of Thomas Hill. Armorial bearings— 
 
 Gules, a chevron cotised between three cinquefoils ermttt« 
 all within a bordure engrailed argent. Orest— Upon 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a talbot's head coup 
 gules, a cinqucfoil couped ermine, between two trefi _ 
 slipped vert. Married, Jan. 18, 1877, Sophia Susannah, 
 second dau. of Edward Charles Close of Morixjlh, in the 
 
 Colony of New South Wales ; and has Issue — Thomas 
 Close Smith, Gentleman, B.A. (Exeter Coll., Oxford), 
 Barrisiter-at-Law, b. June 19, 1878. Estate and posU 
 address — Gordon Brook, Grafton, New South Wal( 
 Clubs — Oriental, Union, and Warrigal (Sydney, New Soul 
 Wales). 
 
 H Right Hon. JAMES PARKER SMITH, P.C. 
 
 w Fellow of Winchester Coll., sometime a Fellow of 
 Trinity Coll. , Camb. , Barrister-at-Law, J. P. and D. L. for 
 the CO. of the city of Glasgow, J. P. and D. L. for co. Renfrew, 
 J. P. for the CO. of Lanark, M.P. for Lanarkshire (Partick 
 Div. ) since 1890. Born August 30, 1854, being the eldest 
 son of the late Archibald Smith, Fellow of the Royal Society, 
 of Jordanhill, in the county of Renfrew, by his wife Susan 
 Emma, daughter of the late Sir James Parker, Vice- 
 Chancellor, of Temple Rothley, in the county of Leicester. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron ermme between two 
 crescents in chief and a garb in base or, all within a bordure 
 engrailed of the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is 
 set for CSrest, an eagle's head erased proper, gorged with 
 a ducal coronet or ; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, "Macte." Married, 1882, his cousin, Mary 
 Louisa, daughter of William Hamilton ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Architeld Colin Hamilton Smith, Gentleman, Ijorn 
 October 1883; (2) Wilmot Babington Smith, born July 
 1885 ; and Kathleen Marj. Estate and postal address— 
 Jordanhill, Glasgow. Town residence — 20 Draycott Place, 
 S.W. Clubs— K^loxm, Western (Glasgow), New (Edin- 
 burgh). 
 
 JOSEPH SMITH, Esquire, J. P. co. Palatine of Lan- 
 caster, and for the Borough of Oldham, Mayor of Oldham 
 1893-94. Born Sept. 22, 1844, being the second son of the 
 late John Smith of Holyrood, Oldham, by his wife Hannah, 
 dau. of Joseph Senior of Shelley, Yorkshire. Armorial 
 bearings— Per chevron invected sable and erminois, two 
 owls in chief argent and a rose in base gules, barbed 
 
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 and seeded proper. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a rose gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper, thereon an owl argent. Motto— " Labore et dili- 
 gentia." Maj-ried, Sept. 29, i86g, Ann Maria, dau. of 
 John Jackson of North Moor, Oldham ; and has Issue^ 
 Annie Adeline. /Residence —Plus Parciau, Old Colwyn, 
 N. Wales. 
 
 MICHAEL EDWARD SMITH, Esquire, late Major 
 
 in the Army. Born , being the fifth son of the late 
 
 Henry Jeremiah Smith, D.L. , of Beabeg and Annesbrook, 
 by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of William Radcliffe of 
 Tinnekilly, co. Wicklow, by Catherine his wife, dau. of 
 Sir Michael Cox, Bart. Anuorial bearings— Argent, on 
 a bend between two bulls' heads erased azure, armed or, 
 three lozenges of the last. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a demi-bull salient 
 azure, armed and unguled or. Motto -" Delectat amor 
 patrias." Married, Sept. 8, 1847, Jane Grace, second dau. 
 of the late William Ireland Syme of Ryedale, co. Kirkcud- 
 bright. 
 
 PERCY MACAN SMITH, Gentleman. Born i860, 
 being the only son of the late Ven Benjamin Frederick 
 Smith, M. A. Trin. Coll., Camb. , Archdeacon of Maidstone, 
 and Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, by his wife Harriet 
 Anne, only dnu. of Thomas Ward of Moreton Morrell, co. 
 Warwick, J. P. for that co., and has issue. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly or and gules, a fret between three 
 fleurs-de-lis, all counterchanged. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuing out of a fret 
 gules, a fleur-de-lis or. Motto — " Dabit qui dedit." 
 
 RICHARD CLIFFORD SMITH, Esquire, F.G.S., J.P. 
 cos. of Derby and Manchester. Born June 12, 1846, being 
 the only son of George Samuel Fereday Smith, F.G.S., 
 F.R.G.S., of Grovehurst, Kent, J.P. and D.L., High 
 Sheriff 1884, and J.P. for cos. Kent, Sussex, and Lancaster, 
 M.A. (Queen's Coll.), Oxford, Barrister-at-Law of the 
 Inner Temple, by his wife Mary Jane, dau. of Richard 
 Hampson of Manchester. Armorial bearings— Gules, a 
 bend engrailed argent, between two salamanders in flames 
 proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, in front of a rock, a 
 chamois proper. Motto — " Per saxa per ignes. " Married, 
 June I, 1870, Alice Maude, second dau. of Thomas Lever 
 Rushton of Moor Piatt, co. Lancaster. Seat — ^Grovehurst, 
 Tunbridge Wells. Residence — Ashford Hall, Bakewell. 
 Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 ROANDEU ALBERT HENRY BICKFORD SMITH, 
 Esquire, F.S.A., M.A. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law (Innef 
 Temple), late Capt. Cornwall Rifle Rangers. Born May 3, 
 1859, being the eldest son of the late William Bickford 
 Smith, Esq., J.P. co. Cornwall, and late Capt. ist Cornwall 
 Rifle Vol., of Trevarno, Helstone, M. P. for Truro Div. of 
 CO. Cornwall 1885-1892, by his first wife Margaret Leaman. 
 only dau. of William Venning of Broadhempstone, Devon, 
 Livery -Black, with yellow facings. Armorial bearings— 
 Per chevron or and sable, two tridents erect in chief and 
 a thunderbolt winged and inflamed in base all counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a thunderbolt winged argent and 
 inflamed proper, a representation of a Cyclops' head 
 affront^e also proper. MottO — "Mine eye is single." 
 Married, July 30, 1891, Caroline Louisa Marianne, only 
 dau. of the late J. E. Hilary Skinner, Barrister-at-Law ; 
 and has /j.i-Ke — (i) William Nugent Venning Bickford 
 Smith, Gentleman, b. May 14, 1892; (2) John Allan Bick- 
 ford Smith, Gentleman, b. April 23, 1895. Seats —Trevarno, 
 Helstone, Cornwall ; Young House, Broadhempstone, 
 Devon. Residence — 29 Ladbroke Grove, London, W. 
 Clubs — Reform, Savage. 
 
 ROBERT THOMAS SMITH, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings —Vert, a saltire or, between a cup in chief argent, 
 entwined by a serpent proper, two dexter gauntlets in fesse 
 of the last, and a sun rising from the base of the second. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours 
 in front of an anvil, thereon a falcon wings endorsed and 
 inverted proper, belled and jessed gule^, resting the dexter 
 
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 leg on an escutcheon vert, charged with a serpent nowed 
 or, two swords in saltire point downwards, pommels and 
 
 hilts gold. Motto — " Prudentia et constantia." Residence 
 — Burrage Road, Plumstead, Kent. 
 
 SAMUEL MONTGOMERY CHARLES ALFRED 
 ANDERSON SMITH, Gentleman, F.R.C.S. Born June 
 15, 1825, being the elder son of the late Samuel Mont- 
 gomery Smith, by his wife Georgina, dau. of Richard 
 Neale of Bristol. Armorial bearings— Azure, a saltire 
 parted and fretty between four martlets argent (for Smith 
 of Kilburn). Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On 
 on a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount a serpent 
 nowed, thereon an owl all proper (for Smith of Kilburn). 
 Motto—" Coe-nobio salvus." Married, Apri 8, 1858, Jessie, 
 youngest dau. of Henry Kendall of Newmarket, co. Cam- 
 bridge, and sister and co-heir of Walter Norton Kendall of 
 Newmarket. Postal addresses— FsxAAKe: House, Kilburn ; 
 76 Richmond Road, Barnsbury, London. 
 
 SIDNEY SMITH, Gentleman. Armorial bearings— 
 Gyronny of eight gules and sable, four pheons in saltire 
 
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 pointo to the centre. OrMt - U pon a wreath of the colours 
 on a Roman fasces, a pheon point upwards or, between 
 two laurel branches frucled proper. Motto— " Concedat 
 laurea hnKtue." /fesiJfme*—Broo\i\nnds, 58 West End 
 Lane, West Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 Sm THOMAS SMITH, ist Baronet (Sept, 6, 1897). of 
 Stratford Place. London, K.C. V.O., F. R.C.S. Bifm March 
 ai, 1833. being the sixth son of the late Uenjamin Smith of 
 Great Ltxlge.Tunbridge, andofBlackhcath,lx)thinco. Kent, 
 by his wife Susann.ih, dau. of Apsley I'ellatl of The Friars, 
 I^wes. Armorial bearings— Quarterly or and gules, a 
 fretlietween three tknirs-de-lisallcounterchanged ; the escut- 
 cheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantlins: gules .nnd or. Great— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a fret gules, issuant therefrom a fleur-de-lis or. MottO— 
 " Dabit qui dedit." Married, Aug. 27, 1862, Ann Elisa, 
 secon'l dau. of Frederick Parbury of Lancaster Gate, Hyde 
 Park; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Rudolph Hampden 
 Smith. Esq., M.B. Camb. Univ., and F.R.C.S., *. Jan. 
 24. 1869 [*»., June 14, 1897, Ann Ellen, dau. of Joseph 
 Waiiam Sharp]; (2) Gilbert Smith, Esq., F.R.C.S., *. 
 Nov. 28, 1874 [m., Aug, I, 1900, Elizabeth Adeline, third 
 dau. of William Carson of Bryn Estyn, co. Chester]; (3) 
 Martin Turner Smith, Esq. , b. June 29, 1876 ; Laura Eliza- 
 beth [m. Archibald Edward Garrod, M.D., of Chandos 
 Street, Cavendish Square, W. (son of Sir Alfred Baring 
 Garrod, M.D., F.R.S., a physician-extraordinary to the 
 Queen, and has issue]; Annie Parbury [«., 1896, Charles 
 Percival Crouch, F.R.C.S., of Weston-super-Mare, and has 
 issue] ; Ada Marion [m., 1895, Charles Ernest Baker, M.B., 
 F. R.C.S , of Gledhow Gardens, South Kensington, S.W., 
 and has issue] ; Gertrude ; Grace Margaret ; and Mildred. 
 Town residence — 5 Stratford Place, W. 
 
 M WILLIAM SMITH, Esquire, Lieut.-Col. 3rd Vol. 
 9 Batt. Black Watch. V.D., J. P. co Forfar, and for 
 CO. of city of Dundee. Born March 1844, being the eldest 
 
 son of the late David Smith of Dundee, and his wife 
 Isobel, dau. of Gabriel Ramsay. Club — Scottish Conserva- 
 tive. Armorial hearings — Argent, a bend azure, between 
 three horse-shoes interlaced sable in chief and an eagle 
 displayed of the third in base, beaked and membered 
 gules. Mantling azure doubled argent. Crest- Upon a 
 
 wreath of the liveries, a fleur-de-lis argent, interlaced wi 
 a horse-shoe sable ; and on an cscroll over same this 
 Motto, " Ready and fit." Married, June 1866, Susan 
 Roberts, only surviving dau. of John Cable ; ami has Jssue 
 — (i) Alexander Duncan Smith, Gentleman, Member of the 
 Faculty of Advocates fw«. 1898, Helen Gordon Fullerton] ; 
 (2) John Smith, b. and d. 1870; (3) John Cable Smith, *, 
 and</. 1871 ; (4) David Ramsay Smith, b. 1876, d. 1877 
 Harry Kebt^l Smith, Gentleman, 3rd V.B.R.H. b. Nov] 
 '877 ; (6) William Ramsay Smith, Gentleman, 3rd Vol 
 Bait. R.H., b. Oct. 1B80; (7) Sydney Watson Smith. Gentl( 
 man, b. Jan. 1882 ; (8) Charles John Smith, Genllenianj' 
 b. Nov. 1884 ; (9) James Stewart Richardson Smith, 
 Gentleman, *. July 1889; (10) Kenneth Roberts Smith, 
 Gentleman, b. 1891 ; Isabella Butchart ; Susan ; Wilhemi 
 Ramsay ; Victoria Ramsay ; Elizabeth ; and Marion. Re. 
 dence — Bitm Cottage, Dundee. 
 
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 S WILLIAM FREDERICK DANVERS SMITH, 
 quire, commonly known as the Honourable Williai 
 Frederick Danvers Smith. Bachelor of Arts of the University 
 of Oxford. Member of Parliament for the Strand Divisor), 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Devon. Horn August 
 12, 1868, being the eldest son of the late Right Honourable 
 William Henry Smith, a Member of Her Majesty's Most 
 Honourable Privy Council, by his wife the Right Honour- 
 able Emily Smith (Viscountess Hambleden in her own right), 
 daughter of the late Frederick Dawes Danvers. and widow 
 of B. A. Leach. Clubs— <Zax\\.ov\, Wellington. Armorial 
 hearlngB — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron azure, 
 between three oak leaves vert, each charged with an acorn 
 or, as many leopards' faces jessant-de-lis of the field ; and 
 impaling the arms of Gore, namely gules, a fesse between 
 three cross crosslets fitch^ or. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm erect, habited azure, cuffed, and charged with 
 three mascles in chevron argent, holding in the hand proper 
 three branches of oak vert, fructed or; with the Motto, 
 " Deo non fortuna fretus." Married, July i8g4. Esther 
 Caroline Georgina, commonly known as Lady Esther Caro- 
 Une Georgina, daughter of the Right Honourable Sir .'\rthur 
 Saunder William Charles Fox Gore, fifth Earl of Arrai 
 Postal address — 3 Grosvenor Place, S. W. 
 
 S WILLIAM MACADAM SMITH, Esquire. J.P, 
 CO. Somerset 1896, Commissioner of Supply for 
 
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 CO. of Lanark, a Volunteer officer. Born Oct. 2, i860, being 
 the third son of James Smith of Benvue, near Glasgow, by 
 
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 his wife Ann Wells, dau. of Robert Brown, Edinburgh. 
 Clubs — County (Taunton), New (Glasgow). Livery — Dark 
 green and gold. Armorial bearings — Azure, in chief a 
 drinking -cup and in base a chess-rook or, on a chief 
 engrailed of the last, a chess-rook of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a dolphin hauriant or, three chess-rooks azure. Motto — 
 " Generosity with Justice." Married, Sept. 5, 1883, Helena, 
 Jane, dau. of Richard Greenshields Ross, J. P., of Ravens- 
 leigh, near Glasgow; and has Issue — Robina Metta; 
 Dorothy Wells ; and Ida Jean. Seat — Abbotsfield, Wivelis- 
 combe, ijomerset. 
 
 S WILLIAM ROBERT SMITH, Esquire. M.D. (Aber- 
 deen), D.Sc. (Edinburgh), F.R.S. (Edinburgh), 
 Barrister-at-Law, Surgeon-Col. 4th City of London Vol. 
 Infantry Brigade, and London Ritle Brigade, President of 
 the Royal Institute of Public Health, Professor of Forensic 
 Me(iicine and Director of the Laboratories of State Medi- 
 cine in King'sCoUege.and J.P. for the co. of London. Born 
 May 28, 1850, being the eldest son of the late Capt. Robert 
 Thomas Smith, of Plumstead, and Elizabeth Harriet his wife. 
 Livery — Dark green and gold. Armorial bearings— Vert, a 
 saltire or, between a cup in chief argent, entwined by a ser- 
 pent proper, two dexter gauntlets in fesse of the last, and a sun 
 rising from the base of the second. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of an anvil, 
 thereon a falcon wings endorsed andi nverted proper, belled 
 and jessed gules, resting tiie dexter leg on an escutcheon vert, 
 charged with a serpent nowed or, two swords in saltire 
 points downwards, pommels and hilts gold. Motto — 
 " Prudentia et constantia. " Married, April 18, 1877, Mary 
 Eleanor {d. 1901), only dau. of the late Major Richard 
 Pascoe of Falmouth ; and has Issiie — Arthur Corbett 
 Smith, Esquire, M.A. (Ch.Ch., Oxford), b. Nov. i, 1879; 
 and Marion Edith Katherine. Residences — 74 Great Russell 
 Street, London, W.C. ; Plumstead, Kent, Clubs — Royal 
 Societies', Savage, Pilgrim's. 
 
 SIR WILLIAM SYDNEY WINWOOD SMITH, fourth 
 Baronet, of Eardiston, in the county of Worcester. Born 
 April I, 1879, being the son of Christopher Sydney Winwood 
 Smith, Esquire, son of the third Baronet, by his wife Caroline, 
 daughter of W. Holland, of Kitzroy, Queensland ; succeeded 
 his grandfather in 1893, under the creation of September 23, 
 1809. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, a 
 cross flory or, on a chief engrailed ermine, a demi-lion issuant 
 between two cross crosslets gules. Upon the escutcheon, 
 which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 greyhound couchant sable, collared and line refliexed over 
 the back or, the body charged with a cross crosslet of the 
 last, the dexter paw resting upon a cross flory as in the 
 arms. Heir presumptive — His uncle, Charles Edward Win- 
 wood Smith, Esquire, born 1853. Residence — 
 
 SMITH (H. Coll., IS August 1862). Azure, on a bend 
 engrailed between two fleuri-de-lis argent, three unicorn's 
 heads erased azure. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head quarterly 
 argent and azure, erased or. Mottoes — " C'en est fait," 
 " Prodesse quam conspici." 
 
 Surv. sons of Major-General Walter Henry Smith, 
 
 I.S.C, b. 1828; d. 1899; m. 1857, Catherine, d. of 
 
 Rev. Robert James Todd Dolling, M.A., late Rector 
 
 of Wormshill, co. Kent : — 
 
 Henry Dolling Smith, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 2 Oct. 
 
 358 ; m. 12 Oct. 1886, Frederica Charlton, yr. d. of 
 
 William Wightwick, Esq., of Folkestone, J.P. co. Kent; 
 
 I and has issue — Cuthbert Henry Dolling Smith, Gentleman, 
 
 b, 13 Aug. 1892 ; and Margaret Audrey Dolling. Res. — 
 
 21 Clevedon Mansions, Lissenden Gardens, London, N.W. 
 
 William Hawker Smith, Gentleman, b. 14 Apl. 1869. 
 
 Res. — 23 High Street, Tring, Herts. 
 
 SMITH. Quarterly gules and azure, over all a cross 
 or, charged with a pheon azure, between four roses gules, 
 seeded of the third, barbed vert. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head couped 
 
 sable, bridled and double-reined argent, bitted or. Motto 
 — "Pr6t." 
 
 Son of Rev. George Sidney Smith, D.D., M.A., Fellow 
 
 of Trin. Coll., Dub., Rector of Aglialurcber, co. 
 
 Fermanagh, b. ; d. 1875 ; in. Charlotte, eld. d. of 
 
 Thomas Orde Lees : — 
 Robert AUman Smith, Gentleman, District Inspector 
 Roy. Irish Constab. , b. ; m. ist, ; 2nd, 1885, Eva 
 
 Kate, d. of Rev. Baptist Barton Crozier of Rockview, 
 CO. Cavan ; and has issue— (i) Percival Edward AUman 
 Smith, Gentleman, b. ; (2) Henry Vincent AUman 
 
 Smith, Gentleman, b. Jan. 1896 ; and Kathleen Muriel 
 Allman. Res. — Carlow. 
 
 SMITH (U.O.). Argent, on a bend between two bull's 
 heads erased azure, armed or, three lozenges of the last. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-buU salient azure, armed and unguled or. 
 Motto—" Delectat amor patriae." 
 
 Sons of Capt. William Thomas Smith of Besborough, 
 b. 1816 ; d. 1884 ; m. 1st, Caroline Eliza {d. 1866), 
 d. of William Walman Patterson of Goggleshall, 
 Essex ; 2nd, 1873, Kate Auber Chambers: — ■ 
 FitzHenry Augustus Smith, Gentleman, b. 1859. Seat— 
 Annesbrook, Duleek, co. Meath. 
 
 Percy R. C Smith, Gentleman, b. 1862. Res. — 
 Otto William Smith, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res. — 
 Ernest St. George Smith, Gentleman. Lieut. 2nd Batt. 
 Roy. Dub. Fus., b. 1878. Res.— 
 
 SMITH of Pittodrie (L.O.). Or, on the waves of the 
 sea, a three-masted ship in full sail proper, flagged gules, 
 
 on a chief vert, a flame of fire between two horse-shoes^of 
 the first. Mantling vert, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of his liveries, a sea-horse argent. Motto — "Per undas." 
 Livery — Green, yellow facings. 
 
 Son of George Smith, Merchant and Shipowner in 
 
 Glasgow, b. 184s ; d. 1899 ; w. 1867, Mary, d. of Robert 
 
 Workman, Belfast : — 
 
 George Smith, Esq., J.P. co. Aberdeen, b. 1871 ; m. 
 
 1896, Kathleen Marion, d. of William Workman ; and has 
 
 issue — George Smith, Gentleman, b. 1898; and Mary 
 
 is the Maval Cockade. 
 
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 SMITH of Craigend (i8oa). Gules, a chevron ermine, 
 between two crescents in chief and a garb in base or. 
 H Bny tTi y gules, doubled argent. Crait — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, an eagle's head erased, ducally gorged proper. 
 MoUo— ■■ Macte.'^ 
 
 Present Representative (?). 
 
 Smith of Craighead. Same arms, with the addition 
 (renuithc. i8oa) of " a bordure of the last " {i.e. or). 
 
 Sonof Archibald Smith of Craighe.ad.^. ; d. 1883; 
 
 m. , Eliza, d. of Thom.is M'Call of Craighead : — 
 Thom.is Deuroche Smith, Gentleman, late Bengal C.S., 
 t. ; m. 1887, Florence, d. of Gen. John Bayley, R.E. ; 
 and has issue. Res.— 
 
 Smith of Jordanhill. Same arms, but (rematric. 1802) 
 the bordure engrailed. 
 
 James Parker Smith, Esq., J.P,, D.L., &c. (q.v.). 
 
 Smith of Carbeih-Guthrie. Same arms, but (rematric. 
 1837) the bordure invected. 
 
 Son of the late Sheriff Archibald Smith of Carbeth- 
 
 Guthrie, d. 1873; m. , Jannett, d. of William 
 
 Blackwood : — 
 
 William Archibald Smith, Gentleman, b. . Seat— 
 
 Carbcth-Guthrie, co. Stirling. Res.— 20 Upper Phillimore 
 
 Place, Kensington, London, W. 
 
 SMITH (U.O.). Argent, on a bend azure, between two 
 unicorn's heads couped of the second, armed and collared 
 or, five fusils conjomed of the last. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — Out of an Eastern crown or, a unicorn's head 
 azure, armed, crined, and collared of the first. Motto — 
 " Exaltabit honore." 
 
 Son of Henry Joseph Smith, F.R.C.S.I., of Donagh- 
 more House, of Glenall and of Glenamoon, all in 
 Queen's Co. , m. Marie Louisa, d. of Theophilus Norton 
 of Kimmage, co. Dublin, Capt. Battleaxe Guard : — 
 Henry Lionel Smith, Esq., J. P., M.R.C.P.I.,L.R.C.S.I., 
 and District Surgeon of Buluwayo, served in Matabele war 
 1896-7 (medal), b. 1843 ; m. 1876, Jessie Menzies, eld. d. of 
 Thomas Traill, Esq., J. P., D.L., 7th of Holland ; and has 
 issue— (1) Henry Lionel Norton Smith, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 4th Batt. Highland Lt. Inf. (served in S. Africa, medal, 
 two clasTC). F.R.G.S., F.S.A. (Scot.), b. 1878; (2) Mervyn 
 Patrick Traill Smith, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. (served in 
 Benin Exped., medal and clasp), b. 1880; (3) Fergus Jar- 
 dine Menzies Smith, Gentleman, (served in S. Africa, 
 medal and clasp), b. 1882 ; (4) Gerald Pemberton Smith, 
 Gentleman, b. 1884 ; and Ethel Norah. Res. — Buluwayo, 
 Matabeleland, S. Africa. 
 
 SMITH (H. Coll.). Or, a chevron cotised sable, 
 between three demi-griffins couped of the last, the two in 
 chief res{)ecting each other. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an elephant's head 
 erased or, charged on the neck with three flieurs-de-lis sable. 
 Motto—" Tenax in fide." 
 
 Sons of Oswald Augustus Smith, Esq., D.L. , M.A. 
 (Camb.) b. 1826; d. 1902; m. 1856, Rose, only d. of 
 Arthur Vansittart of Shoitesbrook, Berks : — 
 
 Basil Guy Oswald Smith, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m. 1893, 
 Rose Marguerite, d. of late Charles Bruce Henry Somerset ; 
 and has issue — Nancy Oswald. Seat — Shottesbrook Park, 
 Berkshire. Clubs — Travellers', Windham. 
 
 Rupert Oswald Smith, Gentleman, b. 1864. Res. — 
 14 Lower Seymour Street, W. Club — Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 Maurice Oswald Smith, Gentleman, b. 1866. Club — St. 
 James's. 
 
 SMITH (U.O. Confirmed on user since 1690). Argent, 
 on a bend azure, between two unicorn's heads erased sable, 
 armed, crined, and tufted or, three lozenges of the last. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a unicorn's head as in the arms. Motto — 
 •• Exaltabit." 
 
 Son of late Richard Flood Smith :—' 
 
 7 Name and address. 
 
 Res. — Kentucky. 
 "Lisbryan," Shinroiie, 
 
 Yr. son of Ralph Smith Smith, m. Rebecca 
 Bunbury : — 
 Francis Smith, Gentleman, b. 
 Post. add. — C/o Mrs. Bunbiu-y, 
 Ireland. 
 
 Sons of William Sidney Smith, Gentleman, of Milford, 
 Christchurch, New Zealand, b. 1822 ; d. 190a ; m. 18 
 Louisa Bagot, d. of John D'Arcy, Esq. (High She 
 CO. Galway 1871), of Kiltulla and Clilden Castle, 
 Gal way : — 
 
 James Henry Smith, Gentleman, b. 1855; m. 1899, Mary 
 Eleanor Galwey ; and has issue — O'Carroll Smiil\, Giiiu 
 man, b. . Res. — 85 Thomdon Terrace, Wellingti 
 New Zealand. 
 
 Norman Lionel D'Arcy Smith, Esq., Major N.Z. 
 and Chief Staff Off. N.Z. Defence Forces, *. i860. Res. 
 Defence Office, Wellington, New iJealand. 
 
 Ralph Sneyd Smith, Gentleman, b. 1865. Post, add, 
 C/o Mrs. Porter, " Corvals," Teddington, Middx. 
 
 
 SMITH (H. Coll.). Per fesse nebuly gules and argei 
 a pale counterchangcd, three goat's heads erased two 
 one of the second, and as many chaplets of roses one and 
 two gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a goat's head er; 
 argent, holding in the mouih a rose gules, slipped 
 leaved proper, two cross crosslets fitch^e in saltire gules. 
 Son of : — 
 
 John Smith, Esq., J. P., Alderman and formerly Ma^ 
 of Derby, b. . Res.—Paik Field, Derby. 
 
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 SMITH (H. Coll.). Per bend sable and gules, two 
 bendlets argent, between five mullets of six points three 
 in chief and two in base of the last, pierced of the fieli" 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 colours, in front of a mount vert, thereon a demi-lion sabl< 
 holding between the paws a mullet of six points pierc 
 argent, a tilting-sfjear fessewise proper. 
 
 Son of late Joseph Smith of Summerfield Hou 
 West Bromwich : — 
 
 Edward Fisher Smith, Esq., J.P. Worcs., 6. 
 Seat — Dudley Priory, Worcs. 
 
 SMITH (H. Coll.). Argent, on a cross form^e extend 
 to the sides of the shield pean, between in the first ai 
 fourth quarters a fleur-de-lis, and in the second and third 
 saltire couped gules, a wreath of oak or. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a saltire or, a fleur-de-lis gules, between two branches of 
 oak fructed proper. Motto — 
 
 Son of Benjamin Smith of Merridale, Wolverhampton, 
 b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Horace Percy Smith, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Tong 
 Priory, Tong, co. Salop. 
 
 SMITH-BARRY (R.L., 20 Dec. 1821). Quarterly, i an^ 
 4, argent, three bars gemel gules (Barry) ; 2 and 3, quarierly, 
 i. and iiii., gules, on a chevron or, between three bezants as 
 many crosses patte fitch6e sable; ii. and iii., azure, a fess 
 argent between three porcupines or (Smith), the whole 
 within a bordure compony ermine and of the second. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a castle argent, and issuing from the battlemenis 
 thereof a wolfs head sable, charged with a cross patde 
 fitch^e or. Motto — ' ' Boutez en avant. " 
 
 Sons of James Hugh Smith-Barry, Esq., of Fota and 
 Marbury, J.P. and D.L. co. Cork, High Sheriff cos. 
 ChesterandCork, ^. 1816 ; d. 1857; m. 1841, Elizabeth, 
 eld. d. of Shallcross Jacson of Newton Bank, co. 
 Chester : — 
 The Rt. Hon. Arthur Hugh Smith-Barry, ist Baron 
 Barrymore, of Barrymore, co. Cork (U.K., 18 July 1902), 
 P.C. (1896), M.P. CO. Cork 1867-1874, and S. Hunts 1886- 
 1900, J.P. and D.L. co. Cork (Sheriff 1886), J.P. co. 
 Chester (Sheriff 1883), J.P., D.L., and C.A. Hunts [Sup- 
 porters as Baron Barrymore — On either side a wolf sable, 
 ducally gorged and chained, the chain reflexed over the 
 back, and charged on the shoulder with a cross pat6e fitch^e 
 or], b. 1843 ; fft. ist, 1868, Lady Mary Frances Wyndham- 
 Quin {d. 1884), d. of Edwin Richard, 3rd Earl of Dun- 
 raven and Mount Earl, K.P. ; and, 1889, Elizabeth, d. of 
 
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 Gen. James Wadsworth of Geneseo, U.S.A., and Mil. 
 Gov. of Washington during the Civil War, and widow of 
 Arthur Post ; and has surv. issue — Hon. Geraldine [m. 
 
 Crests — I. out of a ducal coronet or, a unicorn's head 
 argent, armed and crined or ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 
 1893, Henry Burleigh Lethem Overend]; and Hon. 
 Dorothy Elizabeth. Seafs — Marbury Hall, Northwich, 
 Chester; Fota Island, Queenstown, co. Cork. Town res. — 
 20 Hill Street, Berkeley Square, W. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Turf, Travellers'. 
 
 James Hugh Smith-Barry, Esq., J. P. Wilts (High Sheriff 
 
 CO. Louth 1870), late Lieut. Gren. Gds., b. 1845 ; m. 1874, 
 
 Lady Charlotte Jane Cole, d. of the 3rd Earl of Ennis- 
 
 killen ; and has issue^Robert Smith-Barry, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1886. 6'«a^—Stowell Park, Pewsey, Wilts. t7«*— Carlton. 
 
 Sons of Richard Hugh Smith- Barry, Esq., of Bally- 
 
 edmond, J. P. and D.L. co. Cork, J. P. Hants., Capt. 
 
 i2th Lancers, b. 1823; d. 1894; tn. 1850, Georgina 
 
 Charlotte, d. of Col. J. Grey of Backford Hall, 
 
 Northumberland : — 
 
 Robert Courtenay Smith-Barry, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, b. 
 
 1858. Seat — Ballyedmond, Middleton, co. Cork. 
 
 Cecil Arthur Smith-Barry, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; m. Mary, 
 d. of W. Barry; and has issue a dau. Res. — 
 
 S HORACE JAMES SMITH-BOSANQUET of Brox- 
 bournebury, in the co. of Hertford, J.P and D.L. for 
 that county, for which he served the office of High Sheriff in 
 1873 ; Born Feb. 24, 1829, being the son of Samuel George 
 Smith of Golding, by his wife Eugenia, dau. of the Rev. 
 Robert Chatfield, Doctor of Laws ; assumed by Royal Sign- 
 Manual, September 8, 1866, the surname of Bosanquet in 
 addition to that of Smith. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or, upon a mount vert an oak- 
 tree proper, a chief nebuly gules, thereon a crescent between 
 two mullets of six points argent (for Bosanquet) ; 2 and 3 
 or, a chevron cotised between three demi-griffins sable, the 
 two in chief respecting each other (for Smith) ; and for his 
 Crests, 1. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, 
 gorged with a collar nebuly or, and holding between the 
 paws a mullet of six points gules, within an annulet or (for 
 Bosanquet) ; 2. an elephant's head erased or, charged on 
 the breast with three fleurs-de-lis sable ; with the Motto, 
 " Per damna per caedes " (for Bosanquet) ; " Tenax in fide " 
 (for Smith). Married, October 7, 1858, Cecilia Jane Went- 
 worth, only daughter of the late George Jacob Bosanquet 
 of Broxbournebury, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant for the county of Hertford, by his wife Cecilia, 
 daughter of William Franks of Beech Hill, and widow of 
 Samuel Robert Gaussen of Brookmans, in the county of 
 Hertford ; and has Issue — George Richard Bosanquet, 
 Gentleman, born February 5, 1866 ; Florence Cecilia; Marion 
 Constance ; Ella ; Alice Eugenia ; and Lettice Evelyn. 
 
 SMITH-CARINGTON. Quarterly, i and 4, sable, on 
 a bend argent, three lozenges of the field (Carington, c. 
 1374) ; 2 and 3, argent, a cross gules, between four peacocks 
 proper (Smith, c. 1404). Mantling sable and argent. 
 
 a peacock's head, erased proper, ducally gorged or. 
 Motto — " Fides semper firma." 
 
 Sons of Richard Smith-Carington, Esq., F.S.A. , J.P. 
 and D.L. (High Sheriff Leics. 1900), Lord of the 
 Manor of Ashby Folville, (5. 1824; d. 1901 ; m. Eliza- 
 beth, d. of Thomas Stroud of Clewer : — 
 Herbert Hanbury Smith-Carington, Esq., J.P. , Lord of 
 the Manor of Ashby Folville, b. 1851 ; m. 1876, Eliza- 
 beth Prince, d. of Josiah Stallard, Esq., D.L., of The 
 Blanquettes, co. Worcs. ; and has issue — (i) Francis 
 Herbert Smith-Carington, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 
 1877; (2) Neville Woodford Smith-Carington, Gentleman, 
 M.A., B.C.L. (O.xon.), Barrister-at-Law, /^. 1878 ; (3) Hamo 
 Folville Smith-Carington, Gentleman, b. 1889; and Mary 
 Morton. Seats — Grangethorpe, Rusholme, Manchester ; 
 Ashby Folville Manor, Melton Mowbray. Club — Con- 
 stitutional. 
 
 Richard Carington Smith-Carington, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Camb., Barrister (Inner Temple), b. 1852; m. 1880, Alice 
 Susanna, d. of Edward Conder of New Court, Colwall, co. 
 Hereford; and has issue — (i) Michael Conder Harewell 
 Smith-Carington, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (2) Arthur Eric 
 Conder Smith-Carington, Gentleman, b. 1890; and Enid 
 Mary. Res. — Southbury House, Great Malvern. 
 
 ROBERT JOHN CRAWFORD CHATTERTON 
 SMITH-CHA'ITERTON, Esq. J.P. co. Dublin, B.A. 
 (Dublin), Barrister-at-Law. Born ]a.n. 7, 1847, being the 
 elder son of the late William Peters Smith of Belmont (who 
 assumed by Royal License the name of Chatterton 1874), by 
 Maria Frances, dau. of the Rev. Richard Dickson of Ver- 
 mont, CO. Limerick, and of Anna, eldest dau. of Sir James 
 Chatterton, ist Bart, (exl.), of Castle Mahon, co. Cork. 
 Clubs — Kildare Street (Dublin), Royal St. George Yacht 
 (Kingstown). Livery — Dark blue with gilt buttons. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or a lion's head erased 
 azure between three mullets gules, in tlie centre chief point 
 a cross crosslet of the last (for Chatterton) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 on a bend between two unicorns' heads erased azure, armed, 
 crined, and tufted or, a crescent between two lozenges of the 
 last (for Smith). Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, an antelope's head erased 
 proper, attired or, pierced through the back of the neck 
 with an arrow also proper, gorged with a ducal coronet 
 gold, and charged on the neck with a cross crosslet gules 
 (for Chatterton) ; 2. out of a crown vallery or, a unicorn's 
 head azure, armed, crined, and tufted of the first, and 
 charged with a crescent of the same. Motto — " Loyal 4 
 mort." Married, 1884, Margaret, elder dau. and co-heir 
 of the late W. Young of Mount Hall, co. Donegal ; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Alleyn Smith-Chatterton, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1888 ; (2) Robert Charles Dickson Smith-Chatterton, 
 
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 Elisabeth MarrArel. EstaUs—Loueit, Li&lynchahan, and 
 C'ortob«sr, co. NIonaghnn. i'ra/— Belmont, Raheny, co. 
 Uuljlin. 
 
 SJOHN ANSTRUTHliR SMITH-CUNINGHAME. 
 ICsquire, of C^prington Castle, Lieut. -Cul. and Life 
 GiKirds. Horn Nov. 15. 1852, beinj; the oldest son of the 
 late William Ciiihcart Smiih-Ciininghamc, Esq., of Cap- 
 rington Castle, J. F. and D.L. for Ayrshire, and j.P. for 
 
 Major HORACE LOCKWOOD SMITH-DORRIEl^i 
 Companion of the Distinguished Service Order. Boni 
 1858, being the fifth son of the late Colonel Robert Algernon, 
 Smith-Dorrien, Justice of the I'eace, of Harcsfoot, in tha 
 county of Hertford, by his wife Mary, second daughter 
 of Thomas Dorrien ; created Companion of the Distin^ 
 guished Service Order, 1886. Armorial bearings — H« 
 be.nrs for Arms: Quarterly i and 4, urgent, issuant from 
 mount in base ihret; trefoils slipped vert, in chief a rinj 
 gules, gemmed of the first (for Doriien) ; 2 and 3 or, 
 
 Lanarkshire, by his wife Maria, dau. of James Anstruther. 
 Livery— White. Armorial bearings— Quarterly x and 4, 
 argent a shakefork sable, within a bordure ermine ; 2 and 3 
 ermine, a fesse azure, between two mullets in chief and a hart's 
 head erased in base, attired with ten tynes gules. Crests — i. 
 a dexter hand holding a plumb-rule proper, and in an escroU 
 over the same this motto, "Ad Amussim;" 2. a ship in 
 distress proper, and in an escroll over this motto, "At 
 spes infracta." Sapporters — Two horses at liberty argent, 
 maned and hoofed or. HottO — " Via tuta virtutis." Mar- 
 ried, Nov 2, 1887, Violet Mary, dau. of Sir Alfred Slade, 
 Baronet, of Marmsel, Somerset, and has issue, William 
 Wallace Smith-Cuninghame, Gentleman, 6. May 18, 1889 ; 
 and Alfred Kieth Smith-Cuninghame, Gentleman, 6. April 
 20, 1891I. 5m/5— Caprington Castle. Kilmarnock; and 
 Fairlie House, Kilmarnock. 
 
 chevron cotised sable between three demi-griffins couped 
 of the last, the two in chief respecting each other (for 
 Smith) ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 the battlements of a tower argent, therefrom issuant a dexter 
 cubit arm erect proper, holding three trefoils slipped vert (for 
 Dorrien) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an elephant's head 
 erased or, charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-lis sable 
 (for Smith) ; with the MottO, " Preignes haleine lire fort." 
 
 MARY ANNE SMITH-DORRIEN, Widow, daughter 
 of the late Thomas Drever, Doctor of Medicine, and grand- 
 daughter of Thomas Dorrien of Haresfoot, in the county of 
 Hertford. Married, March 26, 1845, Robert Algernon 
 Smith, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Here- 
 ford, Captain 3rd Light Dragoons and i6th Lancers, who 
 
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 died 1879. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge ; 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent issuant from a mount in base 
 three trefoils slipped vert, in chief a ring gules, gemmed or 
 the first, a canton gules for distinction (for Dorrien) ; 2 and 
 3 or, a chevron cotised sable between three demi-grififins 
 couped of the last, the two in chief respecting each other 
 (for Smith). Of the above marriage there is Issue— (i) 
 Thomas Algernon Smith-Dorrien, Esquire [to whom refer] ; 
 (2) Henjy Tlieophilus Smith -Dorrien, Gentleman, born 
 May 8, 1850; (3) Walter Montgomery Smith-Dorrien, 
 Gentleman, born June, 13, 1851 ; (4) Arthur Hale Smith- 
 Dorrien, Gentleman, born 1856 ; (5) Horace Lockwood 
 Smith-Dorrien, Gentleman, born 1858; Frances Anne 
 Isabella [married, August 4, 1874, Thomas William Tyr- 
 whitt-Drake] ; Marian ; Amy ; Edith ; Alma Paulina ; Mary 
 Beatrice ; Maud Charlotte ; Louisa Mildred ; and Dora 
 Helen. Estate and postal address — Haresfoot, Great Berk- 
 hampstead. 
 
 S THOMAS ALGERNON SMITH - DORRIEN- 
 SMITH, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. co. Cornwall, J.P. co. 
 Hertford, late of the loth Hussars. Born Feb. 7, 1846, being 
 the eldest son of the late Col. Robert Algernon Smith- 
 Dorrien, of Haresfoot, co. Hertford, J.P. for that co. , 
 by his wife Mary Ann, daughter of Thomas Drever, Doctor 
 of Medicine, grand-daughter of Thomas Dorrien of Hares- 
 foot ; and has assumed by Royal License the name of 
 Smith-Dorrien-Smith, in lieu of Smith-Dorrien. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Pratt's, Cavalry. Livery — Blue, with a blue and 
 yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Mr. Smith-Dorrien- 
 Smith has assumed an additional "Smith" to that which 
 he inherited from his father ; but Colonel Robert Algernon 
 Smith-Dorrien in the year 1845, when he assumed the 
 surname of Dorrien by Royal License, had the following 
 exemplified to him for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent, 
 issuant from a mount in base three trefoils slipped vert, 
 in chief a ring gules, gemmed of the first, a canton gules 
 for distinction (which will not, however, be borne by his 
 descendants) (for Dorrien) ; 2 and 3 or, a chevron cotised 
 sable between three demi-griffins couped of the last, the 
 two in chief respecting each other (for Smith) ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, the battlements 
 of a tower argent, therefrom issuant a dexter cubit arm 
 erect proper, holding three trefoils slipped vert (for Dorrien) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an elephant's head erased 
 or. charged on the neck with three fleurs-de-lis sable (for 
 Smith) ; with the Motto, " Preignes haleine tire fort." 
 Married, April 8, 1875, Edith, youngest daughter of the 
 late Christopher 'lower, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the counties of Buckingham, Bedford, 
 ■Essex, and Middlesex, by his wife. Lady Sophia Frances, 
 eldest daughter of the Right Honourable John Cust, the 
 first Earl Brownlow ; and has Isstie—{\) Arthur Algernon 
 Smith-Dorrien-Smith, Esq., D.S.O., Capt. Rifle Brigade, 
 b. Jan. 28, 1876 ; (2) Edward Pendarves Smith-Dorrien- 
 Smith, Esq., D.S.O., Lieut. K.O. Shropshire L.I., b. Feb. 
 26, 1879; Mary Sophia [?«. , 1902, Townshend Evelyn 
 Boscawen] ; Edith Innis ; Cicely Frances ; Gwendolen ; and 
 Charlotte. Estates — Ashlyns, in the co. of Hertford ; and 
 Tresco Abbey, Isles of Scilly, in the co. of Cornwall. 
 Postal address —Tresco Abbey, Scilly. 
 
 Sir LIONEL ELDRED SMITH-GORDON, 2nd 
 Baronet (July 19, 1838), late Capt. 71st Light Infantry, 
 served in the Crimea and Indian Mutiny (medal and 
 clasps) ; assumed by Royal Licence, Feb. 5, 1868, the 
 additional surname and arms of Gordon. Born April 2, 
 1833, being the only son of the late Sir Lionel Smith, ist 
 Baronet, G.C.B. and G.C.H., by his second wife Isabella 
 Curwen, youngest dau. of Eldred Curwen Pottinger of 
 Mount Pottinger. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 per fesse azure and gules, two barrulets engrailed ermine, 
 between three boars' head erased or (for Gordon) ; 2 and 3, 
 argent, on a bend cotised, between two unicorns' heads 
 erased azure, three fusiis or, a canton gules, thereon a 
 sword elect proper, pommel and hilt gold, the blade en- 
 circled by an Eastern crown of the last (for Smith) ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, issuant from the battlements of a tower, a stag's 
 head affrontte proper between two palm branches vert (for 
 Gordon) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a representation of 
 the ornamental silver centre-piece of the service of plate 
 presented to Lieut. -Gen. Sir Lionel Smith by his European 
 
 and native friends at Bombay all proper (Smith of Augmen- 
 tation) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, out of an Eastern 
 crown or, a dexter arm embowed in armour encircled by a 
 wreath of laurel, the hand gra-^ping a sword all proper (for 
 Smith). Mottoes — Over the first crest, " Animo non 
 astutia;" over the third crest, " Mea spes est in Deo." 
 Married, April 12, 1854, his cousin Fanny, dau. of Thomas 
 Pottinger of Mount Pottinger, co. Down ; and has Issue— (i) 
 Lionel Eldred Pottinger Smith-Gordon, Esq., b. March 22, 
 18^7 [m., T883, Sophia Annie, only dau. of Robert James 
 Scott, B.C.S., and has issue, Lionel Eldred Pottinger 
 Smith-Gordon, Esq., b. 1889] ; Eliza Isabella [m., Aug. 10, 
 1876, William Moss of Oak Braes, Godalming, Surrey ; and 
 d. Sept. 10 1898, leaving issue] ; Charlotte Maria [m. 
 George Barnes, L.R.C.P., of Castle Hill House, Ax- 
 nunster] ; and Julia Anne. Residence — Richmond House, 
 Caterham Valley, Surrey. 
 
 WILLIAM ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS, Esq., J. P.. 
 M.A. (Oxford), formerly Lieut. West Kent Yeomanry. 
 Born March 13, 1850, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Allan Smith-Masters of Camer, M.A., formerly Vicar of 
 Tidenham, co. Gloucester, by his wife Rebe Mary, dau. of 
 the Ven. James Randall, Archdeacon of Berks. Club— 
 United Universities. Livery— Buff with yellow facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per saltire argent 
 and sable, a chief of the first, therefrom issuant a lion ram- 
 pant double-queued sable, holding a rose gules, slipped 
 proper (for Masters) ; 2 and 3 per pale or and azure, a plain 
 fesse cotised wavy, between three martlets in chief and one 
 in base counterchanged (for Smith). Mantling siible and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant double-queued argent, charged with three 
 roses gules, and holding betwien the paws a cross flory also 
 gules (for Masters) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 talbot sable, collared and lined and charged with three 
 cross crosslets fitchfe argent, and resting the dexter foot 
 upon an escutcheon or, thereon a martlet azure (for Smith). 
 Motto — " Manet intemerata fides." Married, Oct. 19, 1876, 
 Mary, dau. of Philip Smith Coxe of Ladbroke Grove, Ken- 
 sington ; and has Issue — Edith Monica. Seat — Camer, near 
 Gravesend, Kent. 
 
 EUSTACE ALFRED SMITH-REWSE, Gentleman. 
 Bor7i April 15, 1863, being the third son of the late Henry 
 Gilbert Smith, sometime of Fairlight, Manly Beech, near 
 Sydney, by his second wife Anne Margaret, second daughter 
 of the Reverend John Thomas, Master of Arts ; and assumed 
 the additional surname of Rewse and the arms of that 
 family quarterly with his own by Royal License in the year 
 1889. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Quar- 
 terly I and 4, sable a fes?e dancett^e ermine, between three 
 crescents or (for Rewse) ; 2 and 3 gules, a chevron cotised 
 between three cinquefoils ermine, all within a bordure 
 engrailed argent (for Smith); and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant ermine, hold- 
 ing in its paws a branch of laurel slipped vert (for Rewse) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a talbot's head 
 couped gules, a cinquefoil ermine, between two trefoils 
 slipped vert (for Smith). 
 
 Thk Reverend GILBERT FLESHER SMITH- 
 REWSE, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Margaret's, Harleston, 
 Member of the East Suffolk County Council. Born July 
 15, 1861, being the second son of the late Henry Gilbert 
 Smith, Esq., of Fairlight, Manly Beech, in the Colony of New 
 South Wales, and Brighton, in the county of Sussex, some- 
 time Member of the Legislative Assembly and afterwards 
 of the Legislative Council of the Colony of New South 
 Wales, by his second wife Anne Margaret, daughter of the 
 Reverend John Thomas, Master of Arts. ZjV^/j— Black, 
 grey, and gold. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, sable a fesse dancett^e ermine, between 
 three crescents or (for Rewse) ; 2 and 3 gules, a chevron 
 cotised between three cinquefoils ermine, all within a bor- 
 dure engrailed argent (for Smith) ; and for his Crests, i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion ermine, holding in 
 the paws a Ijranch of laurel slipped vert (for Rewse) ; 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a talbot's head couped 
 gules, a cinquefoil ermine, between two trefoils slipped vert 
 (for Smith). Married, August 4, 1886. Augusta, daughter 
 of the Reverend Rose Fuller Whistler, Rector of Elton, in 
 
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 Smith- KcwK. Gentleman, born Augml 7, 1887 ; and Osyth 
 
 Mary. Estate — Land at Manly, in the Colony of New 
 South Wales. Postal address — St. Margaret's Rectory, 
 Harleston, Norfolk. 
 
 HENRY STINTON SMITH - REWSE, Gentleman. 
 Bom November ^, 1857, being the eldest son of the late 
 Henry Gilbert Smith, sometime of Fairlight, Manly Beech, 
 near Sydney, by his second wife Anne Margaret, second 
 daughter of the Reverend John Thomas, Master of Arts ; 
 and assumed the additional surname of Rewse and the arms 
 of that family quarterly with his own , by Royal License, in the 
 year 1889. Club — Conservative. Armorial bearings — He 
 
 bears for AmiB : Quarterly i and 4, sable a fesse dancett^e 
 ermine, t)etween three crescents or (for Rewse) ; 2 and 3 gules, 
 a che%Ton cotised between three cinquefoils ermine, all within 
 a bordure engrailed argent (for Smith) ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 ermine, holding in its paws a branch of laurel slipped vert 
 (for Rewse) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 talbot's head couped gules, a cinquefoil ermine between two 
 trefoils slipped vert (for Smith). Married, March 16, 1878, 
 Julia Grieve, second daughter of Edward Collingfwood of 
 
 Hyde Cliffe, Blackheath, in the county of Kent ; and has 
 Issue — Ethel Helen Annie. Jistates—iA&nXy and Wollon- j 
 gong, Sydney, in the Colony of New South Wales. Postal \ 
 address — 18 Southwell Gardens, South Kensington, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 CHARLES ALSTON SMITH-RYLAND, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. Warwick (High Sheriff 1894). Bom Aug. 14, 
 1859, being the only son of the late Henry Smith, Esq., 
 Justice of the Peace, of Birmingham and Leamington, by ' 
 his wife Maria Louisa, d.iughter of the late J. Phipson of j 
 Edgbasion, and assumed by Royal License the additional ' 
 surname and arms of Ryland. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 
 4, azure on a cross nebuly ermine, between four garbs of j 
 rye or, a rose gules (for Rylands); 2 and 3 party per] 
 fesse or and sable, three ravens tv\o and one, and as manyj 
 saltires couped one and two, all counterchanged (for Smith) ; f 
 and for his Crests, i. issuing from a mount vert, a dexter] 
 arm embowed in armour proper, garnished or, the hand! 
 also proper, holding a rose gules, slipp)ed and leaved of the! 
 first, and three ears of rye gold (for Ryland) ; 2. a talbotf 
 passant or, resting the dexter forepaw upon an escutcheon! 
 sable, charged with a saltire couped also or, and holding in 
 the mouth an acorn slipped and leaved projjer (for Smith) ; 
 with the Motto, "Not the last." Married, October 13, 
 1887, Edith, eldest daughter of W. F. Richards of Folke- 
 stone; and has Issue — (i) Henry Dennis Smith-Ryland, 
 Gentleman, bom September 13, 1891 ; (2) Charles Ivor 
 Phipson Smiih-Ryland, Gentleman, b. Jan. 8, 1898 ; Adria 
 Noel ; and Evelyn Mary. Estates — Sherbourne and Bar- 
 ford, Stratford-on- Avon , Harbury, in the county of War- 
 wick ; and in Birmingham and Northfield, in the county 
 of Worcester. Postal addresses — Barford Hill, near War- 
 wick ; 100 Ashley Gardens, S.W. 
 
 ALEXANDER KENNETH SMITH - SHAND of 
 Templeland, co. Aberdeen, Gentleman, M.B.,Ch. B. (Edin.). 
 Born Feb. 28, 1876, being the only son of the late James 
 William Eraser Smith-Shand, Esq., J. P., M. D. , of Temple- 
 land, CO. Aberdeen, Professor of Medicine, Aberdeen Uni- 
 versity, by his wife Barbara Sangster Shar|5e Shand, dau. of 
 Alexander Sharpe Shand of Templeland. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, a boar's head coupjed argent, on a ciiief of the 
 second , a mullet between two chess-rooks sable. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries 
 
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 beak proper. Motto — "Virtute duce comite fortuna." 
 
 Estates — Templeland and Drimmies, co Aberdeen. Postal 
 address — Ramsay Lodge, Ramsay Gardens, Edinburgh. 
 
 FREDERICK SMITH SHENSTONE (formerly 
 SMITH), Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for cos. Stafford and 
 
 Sussex, and J. P. for co. Worcester, Hon. Major Queen's 
 Own Worcestershire Hussars, Barrister-at-Law, High 
 Sheriff of Sussex 1886. Second son of the late Richard 
 Smith, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of The Priory, in the co. 
 of Worcester by his first wife Elizabeth, daughter of 
 Samuel Fereday of Ettingshall Park, co. Stafford. Livery 
 — Dark blue, with red and white edging. Armorial bear- 
 ings (of Smith) — Gules, a bend engrailed argent, between 
 two salamanders in flames proper, a crescent for difference. 
 Crest — On a mount vert in front of a rock proper, a chamois 
 charged with a crescent; with the Motto, "Per saxa per 
 ignes." Married, Feb. 6, 1873, Augusta Emma Grace, dau. 
 of Hambley Knapp, Esq., late Capt. sth Fusiliers ; and has 
 /wKe— Adela Caroline. Estate — Sutton Hall, co. Sussex. 
 Postal address — Sutton Hall, Barcombe, Lewes. Club — 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
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 Sir PHILIP CRAMPTON SMYLY, Knight Bachelor 
 (1892), Surgeon in Ordinary to Her late Majesty in Ireland 
 (has Household medal in honour of Her Majesty's 6oth 
 year). Surgeon to His Majesty the King in Ireland 
 (1901), President Royal Coll. of Surgeons in Ireland 1878, 
 Rys. Gen. Med. Council for R. C.S.I. 1893, 1900, Member 
 of Senate Dublin University, Surgeon to the Meath Hospital 
 1861, President Irish Medical Association 1900- 1901. 
 Born June 17, 1838, being the eldest son of Josiah 
 Smyly, Surgeon to the Meath Hospital (and grandson of 
 John Smyly, Esq., K.C.), by his wife Ellen, dau. of 
 M;ithew Franks of Merrion Square, Dublin. Livery — 
 Dark blue, with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 a chevron ermine, between three pheons argent, and im- 
 paling the arms of Plunket, namely sable, a bend argent 
 between a tower in chief and a portcullis in base or. Mant- 
 ling azure and ar<,rent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 an armed arm embowed in armour proper, the hand hold- 
 ing a pheon by the point thereof gules. MottO — " Viribus 
 virtus." Married, Feb. i, 1864, Hon. Selina Maria 
 (Nina), dau. of Rt. Hon. the third Baron Plunket (sister 
 of the late Archbishop of Dublin and of Lord Rathmore) ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Hon. Sir Philip Crampton Smyly, 
 Knt. (1905), Chief-Justice of Sierra Leone, ^. 1866, LL.D., 
 Chief- Justice Sierra Leone ; (2) Josiah Gilbart Smyly, 
 Esq., h. 1867, Fellow Trinity Coll. Dublin; (3) William 
 Cecil Plunket Smyly, Esq., b. 1883; Charlotte Blanch 
 \m. Joseph Shaw, B. L., April 1885, d. June 1897] ; Mabel 
 Emmeline \m., 1902, Dermod O'Brien of Cahirnogle, and 
 42 M'Joy Square, Dublin] ; Sylvia Mildred \m., 1900, Rev. 
 Mortimer Weir, B. A.] ; Nina Ellinor, deceased ; Constance 
 Isabel ; and Philippa Nona. Postal address — 4 Merrion 
 Square, Dublin. 
 
 His Honour Judge WILLIAM CECIL SMYLY, one 
 of His Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, J. P. co. 
 Derby. Born Jan. 2, 1840, being the third son of John 
 George Smyly, Esq. , one of His Majesty's Counsel Learned 
 in the Law, J. P. and D.L., of Castledere and Camus, in co. 
 Tyrone, by his wife Eliza John, fourth dau. of Sir Andrew 
 Ferguson, Bart., M. P. for Londonderry, and sister and co- 
 heiress of Sir Robert Ferguson, Bart., Lord- Lieut, of co. 
 Londonderry, and M.P. for Londonderry City. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a chevron ermine between three pheons 
 argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an armed arm embowed proper, the 
 hand holding a pheon by the point gules. Motto — " Viri- 
 bus virtus." Married, Jan. 2, 1884, Alice Mary, only dau. 
 of Samuel William Brooks; and has Issue — (il Cecil Fer- 
 guson Smyly, Gentleman, b. Nov. 2, 1884 ; (2) Alexander 
 Ferguson Smyly, Gentleman, b. Sept. 15, 1886 ; Alice 
 Eileen ; and Sylvia Mary. Postal address — 84 St. George's 
 Square, S.W. Clubs — New University, Alpine. 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD SMYTH, Gentleman. Bom 
 June 7, 1877, being the third but second surviving son of 
 James Smyth, Gentleman, of Norton Hall, near Baldock, 
 Herts, and Georgiana Margaret his wife, dau. of John 
 Bowman of Barkway, co. Herts, and Charlotte his wife. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, three horseshoes fesseways or, 
 between three horses' heads erased argent. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 hMd aritent. erued axure, within a horseshoe or. Motto — 
 "Ferrum equilis aalus." Jis/att— Lord of the Manor of 
 
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 Helen Constance (a I^dy of Grace of the Order of St. 
 John of Jerusalem in England), dau. of j. W. Greaves, 
 
 Kendals, otherwise Wrestlingworih, co. Beds. Seat- 
 Northfield House, Henlow, Beds. 
 
 G. E. SMYTH, Gentleman, formerly of West Drayton. 
 
 Bom , being the son of Hugh Smyth of Edworth and 
 
 Altwich, CO. Beds. Armorial bearings -Azure, three 
 horse-shoes in fesse or, between as many horses' heads two 
 and one erased argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, within a horse-shoe or, a 
 horse's head erased per fesse argent and azure. 
 
 General Sir HENRY AUGUSTUS SMYTH, 
 K.C.M.G., served during Crimean Campaign 1855-56 
 (medal with clasp, Turkish medal), conducted decisive 
 Of>erations against Rebellion in Zululand i888, was in 
 command of R.A. in South Dist. 1877-81, a Member of 
 Ordnance Committee 1881-83, '" command of Woolwich 
 Dist. 1883 87, and of Troops in S. Africa 1888-90, and 
 Gov. and Com. -in-Chief of Malta 1890-93, J. P. for Bucks., 
 Hon. Col. Malta Militia, F.R.G.S., F.S.A. Bom Nov. 25, 
 1825, being the third son of the late .Admiral W. H. Smyth, 
 K.S.P\, D.C.L. Armorial bearings— Vert, a chevron 
 erminois, charged with a chevron gules, between three 
 Saracen's heads habited in profile couped at the neck 
 proper, and for augmentation a chief argent, thereon a 
 mount vert inscribed with the Greek letters K Y P A gold 
 anri issuant therefrom a representation of the plant Silphium 
 proper. Crests— t. of augmentation on a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert inscribed with the aforesaid Greek 
 letters and issuant therefrom the Silphium as in the arms ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, an anchor fesseways sable, 
 thereon an ostrich erminois holding in the beak a horse- 
 shoe or. Motto — "Vincere est vivere." Married, 1874, 
 
 Esq., of Plas Weunydd, Merionethshire. Residence — St. 
 John's Lodge, Stone, Aylesbury. Clubs — United SJervice, 
 Athenaeum, 
 
 HUGH SMYTH, Gentleman. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, three horseshoes fesseways or, between three horses* 
 heads erased argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a horse's head argent, erased azure, 
 within a horseshoe or. Motto -" Ferrum equitis salus." 
 Residence — Quickswood, near Baldock, Herts. 
 
 SHUGH LYLE SMYTH, Esq.. J.P. and D.L., and 
 High Sheriff 1895 for co. Chester. Born 1834, being 
 the second son of Ross Thompson Smyth of Ardmore, by 
 his wife Sarah, dau. of Hugh Lyle of Jackson Hall, Cole- 
 raine. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend engrailed 
 between two unicorns' heads, erased azure, three lozenges 
 erminois. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Out of a 
 ducal crest coronet or, a unicorn's head azure, charged with 
 a lozenge as in the arms. Motto— " Exaltabit honore." 
 Married, firstly, 1862, Eliza, eldest dau. of James Turner of 
 Rusholme, Manchester; and has Issue — 'i) Hugh Lyle 
 Smyth, Gentleman, Lieut. Shropshire L.I., b. 1870; (2) 
 Godfrey Lyle Smyth, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (3) Maxwell Lyle 
 Smyth, Gentleman, i^. 1883; Esther Beatrice ; Mary Lyle [w., 
 1892, Rev. H. A. Arnold, M.A., Rector of Great Barrow, co. 
 Chester]; Ethel Agnes, d. 1880; Kathleen Hyde, d. 1882; 
 Nora Veronica Lyle ; Georgina Elinor Lyle ; and Dorothea 
 Maxwell Lyle, d. 1883. Mr. Smyth married secondly, Isa- 
 bella Maxwell, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Miller Mackay. 
 Seats — Barrowmore Hall, Chester ; Drumahoe, co. Derry. 
 
 JAMES HUGH SMYTH, Gentleman. Bom Sept. 22, 
 1870, being the eldest son of the late James Smyth, Gentle- 
 man, of Norton Hall, near Baldock, Herts, and Georgiana 
 Margaret his wife, dau. of John Bowman of Barkway, co. 
 Herts. Armorial bearings — Azure, three horseshoes fesse- 
 ways or, between three horses' heads erased argent. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest— on a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse's head argent, erased azure, within a horseshoe or. 
 Motto -" Ferrum equitis salus." Seat — Noij^ Hall, near 
 Baldock, Herts. 
 
 JOHN WATT SMYTH, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law of 
 Lincoln's Inn, J.P. for co, Antrim. Formerly of the Bengal 
 
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 Civil Service, and one of the Judges of the Chief Court of 
 the Punjab. Born Mnrch i, 1836, being the second son of 
 John Smyth of Duneira, co. Antrim, by his wife Agnes, 
 dau. of James Watt of Ballycraigy, co. Antrim. Ciu3 — 
 East India United Service. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 on a saltire between three crescents, one in chief and two 
 in fesse, and a leopard's face in base azure, an Eastern 
 crown or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm couped below the elbow 
 and erect, charged with a palm branch, and holding in the 
 
 hand a scimitar all proper. Motto — "With thy might." 
 Married, Sept. 14, 1871, Annabella Charlotte, second dau. 
 of Rev. the Hon. Henry O'Brien ; and has Issue — (i) Henry 
 John Watt Smyth, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), l>. June 16, 
 1872; (2) Gerald James Watt Smyth, Esq., Capt. Royal 
 Engineers, 6. March 29, 1874 ; (3) Austin Edward Arthur 
 Watt Smyth, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab.), 3. May 28, 1877 ; 
 and Norah Aimfe Geraldine Watt Smyth. Postal address 
 —Duneira, Larne, co. Antrim. 
 
 S Colonel JOHN HENRY GRAHAM SMYTH, 
 C.M.G. (1901), J. P. ; commanded 3rd Battalion 
 Prince of Wales' Leinster Regiment in South Africa 
 IQ00-1901, and with his wife assumed by Royal License, 
 June 3, 1892, the surname and arms of Smyth in lieu 
 of Holroyd ; served in New Zealand 1864-65 (medal), and 
 in Egypt 1883-87 (Medijdieh), commanded the Irish Mihtia 
 Brigade at H.M. Jubilee 1897 (Jubilee medal). Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, on a bend, between two uni- 
 corns' heads erased azure, armed, crined, and tufted or, 
 three lozenges of the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi- 
 bull salient argent, armed and unguled or, and charged 
 with a crescent gules for difference. Motto — " Cum plena 
 niagis." Married, October 17, 1872, Harriette Gertrude 
 Isabella, commonly known as Lady Harriette Gertrude 
 Isabella, of Ballynatry, in the county of Waterford, dau. of 
 the Right Honourable the sth Earl of Mountcashell ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Roland Henry Tyssen Smyth, Esq., Capt. 
 3rd Batt. Prince of Wales' Leinster Regt., born 1874; (2) 
 Charles Edward Ridley Smyth, Gentleman, Lieut. 3rd 
 Dragoon Guards, b. 1882 ; (3) William Baker Smyth, Gen- 
 tleman, b. 1885; Isabelle Charlotte Sophie Wilmot \in., 
 1894, Col. Herbert Martin, C.B., ist Batt. P. of W. 
 Leinster Regt.]; Helena Anna Mary More; Harriette 
 Gwendolin ; Sophia Beryl Sheila ; and Victoria Penelope 
 Minna. Seats — Ballynatry, Youghal, and More Park, 
 Kilworth, co. Cork. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 PERCY SMYTH, Esquire, B.A., J.P., High Sheriff 1872. 
 Born Oct. 8, 1839, being the only son of the late Rev. 
 Percy Smyth of Headborough and Monatrea, by his wife 
 Catherine, dau. of John Odell of Carringlea, co. Waterford, 
 by Catherine his wife, dau. of Matthew Young, D.D., 
 Bishop of Clonfert. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a 
 
 bend, between two unicorns' heads couped azure, three 
 lozenges or, a mullet for difference. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-buU 
 salient sable, armed and unguled or, a mullet for 
 difference. Motto — "Cum plena magis." Married, 
 June 27, 1865, Mary, eldest dau. of Robert Perceval 
 Maxwell of Finnebrogue and Groomsport House, co. 
 Down, by Helena Anne his wife, only dau. of William 
 Moore of Moore Hill, co. Waterford; and has Issue — (i) 
 William Crofton Smyth, Gentleman, b. Jan. 25, and d. 
 Feb. 19, 1868 ; (2) Percy Robert Edward Smyth, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 4, 1870; (3) Cecil Ernest Smyth, Gentle- 
 man, b. Dec. 19, 1871 ; (4) Robert Riversdale Smyth, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 8, 1875; Ethel Maud; and Louisa Mary 
 Kathleen. Seats — Headborough, Tallow ; and Monatrea, 
 CO. Waterford. 
 
 S RANDAL CHARLES EDWARD SKEFFINGTON 
 SMYTH, Capt. Coldstream Guards. Born , 
 
 being the elder son of the late Edward Skeffington Randal 
 Smyth, Esq., D.L. and J. P. for Queen's Co., High Sheriff 
 1865, by his wife Hon. Gertrude Valentine Fitz-Patrick, 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. John, ist Lord Castletown, of Upper 
 Ossory. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend azure 
 between two imicorns' heads erased sable, three lozenges or, 
 a unicorn's head couped sable. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Married, Dec. 27, 1889, Beatrice Virginia Louisa, dau. of 
 the late Col. the Rt. Hon. T. Edward Taylor of Ardgillan, 
 M.P. for Dublin. 5^a/— Mount Henry, Portarlington. 
 
 SROSS ACHESON SMYTH, Esq., Capt. R. Irish 
 Regt. Bom Sept. 3, 1862, being the eldest son and 
 heir of the late John Acheson Smyth of Ardmore, by his 
 wife Alice, dau. of Robert M'Clintock, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 of Dunmore, Carrigans, co. Donegal. Z?V«7— Dark blue, 
 white facings. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend 
 engrailed between two unicorns' heads erased azure, three 
 lozenges erminois. Mantling azure and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, out of a ducal crest coronet, a unicorn's head 
 azure, charged with a lozenge as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Exaltabit honore." Married, Feb. 11, 1892, Edith, dau. 
 of Thomas Malcomson of Minella, Clonmel, co. Tippe- 
 rary ; and has Issue — John Ross Smyth, Gentleman, b. 
 June 10, 1896. Postal address — Ardmore, co. London- 
 derry. 
 
 THOMAS SMYTH, Gentleman. Born Sept. 12, 1828. 
 being the fifth son of Hugh Fossey Smyth, and Mary his 
 wife, dau. of Simeon Leete. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 three horseshoes fesseways or, between three horses' heads 
 erased argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head argent, erased azure, 
 within a horseshoe or. Motto — " Ferrum equitis salus." 
 Married, July 18, 1867, Louisa, dau. of James Kidman ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Thomas Hugh Smyth, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 30, 1870; (2) George Elliott Smyth, Gentleman, b. 
 July 19, 1872 ; (3) Edward James Smyth, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 9, 1879 ; Mary Louisa ; Annie Elizabeth ; and 
 Edith Clara. Residence — 'E.A-^axih, near Baldock, Herts. 
 
 THOMAS SMYTH, Gentleman. Armorial bearings 
 ^Azure, three horseshoes fesseways or, between three 
 horses' heads erased argent. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head argent, 
 erased azure, within a horseshoe or. Motto — "Ferrum 
 equitis salus." ^«?rfe«ce— Stretley, Beds. 
 
 SMYTH (R.L., IS Dec. 1808, U.O.). Gules, a Hon 
 rampant argent, on a chief of the second, a mullet azure, 
 between two torteaux. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head couped argent. 
 Motto — " Miseris succurrere." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev. William Augustine Blood Smyth, M.A., Rector of 
 Kilkee and Canon of Killaloe, b. . Res. — The Rectory, 
 Kilkee, co. Clare. 
 
 SMYTH-PIGOTT (R.L., 31 March 1824). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, ermine, three lozenges conjoined in fesse sable 
 (Pigott) ; 2 and 3, gules, on a chevron between three 
 cinquefoils argent, as many leopard's faces sable (Smith). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf's head erased proper, collared or ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased gules, gorged 
 
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 with a collar gemelle and beaked and eared or. 
 •• yui capit capitur," " Touies foys prest." 
 
 Sons of Cecil Hugh Smyth- Pigott, Esq.. J. P., of 
 
 Brodcley HiUl, Somerset, b. i860; d. 1803; m. i88a, 
 
 Mary Agnes, d. of Joseph Ruscombe Poole :— 
 
 John Hugh Smyth-Pigott, Gentleman, b. i88a. Seats— 
 
 Brockley Hall and Brocklcy Court, West Town, R.S.O., 
 
 Somerset. Ciut—Hew. 
 
 liernard Cecil Smyth • Pigott, Gentleman, d. 1884. 
 Xfs.— 
 
 Joseph Ruscombe Wadham Smyth-Pigott, Gentleman, 
 *. 1889. /fes.— 
 
 Ygst. son of John Hugh Wadman Smyth-Pigott, Esq., 
 J.P. and D.L., of Brockley Hall. Somerset, d. 1819 ; d. 
 189a; *». 1857, Blanche Mary, d. of Henry Raymond 
 Arundell : — 
 Bertram Joseph Arundell Smyth-Pigott, Gentleman, !>. 
 1874. Nes.— 
 
 Sons of Henry Thomas Coward Smyth-Pigott, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1823; d. 1858; m. 1845. Elizabeth, d. of 
 James Mells Nairne of Dunsinnan : — 
 Henry Drumniond Smyth-Pigott, Gentleman, b. 1848. 
 Res.— 
 
 James William Smyth-Pigott, Gentleman, b. 1850. 
 Res.— 
 John Hugh Smyth-Pigott, Gentleman, b. 1852. Res. — 
 Sons of Rev. George Octavius Smyth-Pigott, Rector of 
 Kingston Seymour, Somerset, b. 1827 ; d. 1892 ; m. 
 1855. Maria Ricketts: — 
 Rev. George Herbert Smyth-Pigott. Rector of Kingston 
 Seymour, b. 1856. Res, — The Rectory, Kingston Seymour, 
 Bristol. 
 Alfred Cyril Smyth-Pigott, Gentleman, b. 1862, Res. — 
 Charles Gerald Hugh Smyth-Pigott, Crentleman, b. 1868. 
 Res.— 
 
 S DAVID MURRAY SMYTHE, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. Perth, late Lieut.-Col. 3rd Batt. Royal Highlanders. 
 Bom Nov. 17, 1850. being the eldest son of the late 
 William Smythe, Esq., J.P. and D.L., and Convener of the 
 CO. for thirty-four years, by his second wife Emily, dau. 
 of Gen. SirJohn Oswald, G.C.B., K.C.M.G., of Dunnikier, 
 CO. Fife. Armorial bearingB — Azure, a burning cup be- 
 tween two chess-rooks in fesse or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dolphin haurient 
 proper. Motto—" Mediis tranquillus in undis." Married, 
 1898, Hon. Katherine Jane, dau. of Lord Bagot; and has 
 /«««— Barbara. 5<ra/— Methven Castle, Perth. Clubs — 
 Naval and Military, Bachelors', Pratt's, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 DRYDEN HENRY SNEYD, Esquire. J.P. for co. 
 Stafford. Bom Sept. 2, 1833, being the eld. surviving son 
 of Rev. John Sneyd of Ashcombe Park, by his first wife 
 Penelope, dau. of John Holley of Holme and Aylsham, Nor- 
 folk, Livery — White, with black facings, lace and silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— Argent, a scythe, the blade 
 in chief, the sned (or handle) in bend sinister sable, in the 
 fesse point a fleur-de-lis of the second. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 passant guardant sable. Motto— " Nee opprimere. nee 
 opprimi." Estates — Ashcombe, Belmont, Onecote. Seat — 
 Ashcombe Park, near Leek, co. Stafford. C/«<J— Junior 
 Conservative. 
 
 The Rev. GUSTAVUS ALFRED SNEYD, M.A., 
 Rector of Chastleton, co. Oxford. Botn June 12, 1844, 
 being the seventh son of the late Rev. John Sneyd, M.A., 
 J. P., of Ashcombe Park, by his first wife Penelope, dau. of 
 John Holley of Holme and Aylsham. Nc«-folk. Armorial 
 bearingB- Argent, a scythe, the blade in chief, the sned (or 
 handle) in bend sinister sable, in the fesse point a fleur-de- 
 lis of the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant sable. 
 Motto—" Nee opprimere, nee opprimi." Married. August 
 34, 1882, Crysubella, only dau. of John Harris of Bourton- 
 on-the-HiU, co. Gloucester. Postal arfrfrwj— Chastleton, 
 CO. Oxford. 
 
 SJOHN WILLIAM SNEYD. Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Stafford, late Captain of the Queen's Own Royal 
 Staffordshire Yeomanry, and the King's Own Staffordshire 
 Light InfantryMilitia. Bom Oct.g, 1822, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. John Sneyd, M. A., J. P. , of Ashcombe Park, 
 by his first wife Penelope, dau. of John Holley of Holme 
 
 and Aylsham. Norfolk. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 scythe, the blade in chief, the sned (or handle) in ben 
 sinister sable, in the fesse point a fleur-de-lis of the second 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wrciith of tfc 
 colours, a lion passant guardant sable. Motto " Ne 
 opprimere, nee opprimi." Married, July 16, 1861. Agne 
 Maria, eldest surviving dau. of Rev. Charles Evelyn Cotto 
 of Etwell Hall. co. Derby ; and has Issue — Ralph de Tu 
 stall Sneyd. Gentleman, b. May 3, 1862. .bVa/— Basfo 
 Hall, near Leek, co. Stafford. 
 
 RALPH SNEYD, Esquire. J. P., High Sheriff for 
 Stafford. Bom Dec. 10. 1863. being the eldest son of tb 
 late Rev. Walter Sneyd, Esq., M.A.. F.S.A., J. P., by 
 wife Henrietta Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Malone Sneyd 1 
 Cherryvale, co. Donegal. Armorial bearings -Argent, 
 scythe, the blade in chief, the sned (or handle) in bt-nd sinia 
 ter s.ible, in the fesse point a fleur-de-lis of the second 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest -On a wreath of th^ 
 colours, a lion passant guardant sable. Motto " Nee oppr 
 mere, nee opprimi.'' Married, Dec. 19, 1885, Mary Evelyi 
 eldest dau. of Major-Gen. Arthur Edward Augustus Ellii 
 C.S.I, (by the Hon. Mina, dau. of Rt. Hon. the ist Bare 
 Taunton). Seat — Keele Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyme. co 
 Stafford. 
 
 m THOMAS WILLIAM SNEYD, Esquire, Major-Gen.J 
 © commanding the Queen's Bays (2nd Dragoon Guard 
 1877 to 1882; the eldest son of the late Thomas Sneyd 
 The Ashes, co. Stafford, by his wife Emma, fifth dau. 
 George Whitley of Norley Hall, co. Chester. Armor' 
 bearings- Argent, a scythe, the blade in chief, the sned (c 
 handle) in bend sinister sable, in the fesse point a fleur-de 
 lis of the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant sabl 
 Motto^"Nec opprimere, nee opprimi." Married, Oc 
 28. 1879, Charlotte Marion, only dau. of Captain W. Wj 
 Repton, Bengal, N.I., and has one son, Thomas Humphre 
 Sneyd, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; and two daus. 
 
 CLEMENT SNEYD-KYNNERSLEY, Esquire, J.l 
 Born Jan. 7, 1859, being the eldest son of the late Clemen^ 
 Thomas Sneyd- Kynnersley, Esq., of Loxley Park and High 
 fields, CO. Stafford, by his wife Ellen, dau. of Josep 
 Mallaby. Cli4bs — Conservative. New Oxford and Car 
 bridge. Livery — Light blue and silver. Armorial bea 
 (H. Coll., 1815, Roy. Lie.) — Quarterly i and 4. azure, sem^ 
 
 of crosses crosslet, a lion rampart argent (for Kynnersley, 
 temp. Henry III.); 2 and 3 argent, a scythe, the blade in 
 chief, the sned or handle in bend sinister sable, in the fesse 
 point a fleur-de-lis of the second (for Sneyd). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, r. a mount 
 vert, thereon a greyhound sejant argent, collared or, under 
 a hawthorn tree projser (for Kynnersley) ; 2. a lion passant 
 guardant sable (for Sneyd). Motto — "Nee opprimere. 
 
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 nee opprimi." Married, 1883, Margaret Geraldine, dau. 
 of the late Rev. Preb. H. Abud ; and has Aj«<?— Clement 
 Gerald Sneyd-Kynnersley, Gentleman, born March 23, 
 1888. 6V«^j— Loxley Park, Highfields, and the Dearn- 
 dales, near Uttoxeter. in the county of Stafford. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY SNEYD-KYNNERSLEY, Es- 
 quire, J. P. for Staffordshire and Worcestershire. Born 
 July II, 1835, being the second son of Clements John Sneyd- 
 Kynnersley of Loxley Park, Staffordshire, by his wife Mary, 
 only dau. of William Sneyd of Ashcombe Park, Leek, 
 Staffordshire. Livery —lAg'nx. blue, and silver striped waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearing's — Quarterly i and 4, azure, 
 sem^e of crosses crosslet, a lion rampant argent (for Kyn- 
 nersley) ; 2 and 3, argent, a scythe, the blade in chief, the 
 sned or handle in bend sinister sable, in the fesse point a 
 fleur-de-lis of the st-cond (for Sneyd). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — i. on a mount vert, thereon a 
 greyhound sejant argent, collared or, under a hawthorn 
 tree proper (for Kynnersley) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion passant guardant sable (for Sneyd). Motto— "Nee 
 opprimere nee opprimi." Married, Aug. 7, 1862, Caroline 
 Anne [d. 1893), only child of the late Thomas Adie of Lich- 
 field ; and has Issue ~\A& Favoretta Mary. Seat— M.oxX.O'o. 
 Hall, Inkberrow, Redditch, Worcestershire. 
 
 SNITTERTON, quartered by COKE. 
 
 S ALEXANDER DUFFETT SNOW, Esquire, Capt. 
 West of Scotland Art. (Militia). Born Oct. 10, 1862, 
 beingthesecondbut eldest surviving son of John Snow(grand- 
 son of Henry Snow of Stinsford, Dorset), by his wife Ade- 
 laide Jane, fourth dau. of Francis Duffett ot Shirehampton, 
 Dorset. Livery — Blue, with red facings. Armorial bear- 
 
 ings — Per fesse indented azure and argent, a cross pat^e 
 between two heraldic antelopes' heads in chief and a like 
 heraldic antelope's head between two crosses pat^e in base 
 all counterchanged. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 —On a wreath of the colours, in front of a bugle-horn 
 gules, an heraldic antelope's head couped per pale, indented 
 argent and azure, and charged with two crosses pat^e in 
 pale counterchanged. Motto — " Probitas verus honor." 
 Married, June 10, i8gi. Rose Lilian, third dau. of Col. 
 
 John Beaufin Irving, formerly of Bickington Lodge, now of 
 Bonshaw Tower, Ecclefechan ; and has /.wz/^— (i) John 
 Alexander Irving Snow, Gentleman, b. Dec. i, 1893; (2) 
 George Robert Irving Snow, Gentleman, b. Oct. 7, 1895 ; 
 and Doris Lilian Frances. /Residence —Neston, Combe 
 Park, Bath. Club—R. D. Yacht (Weymouth). 
 
 SOAME, see BUCKWORTH-HERNE-SOAME. 
 
 Major-Generat, FREDERICK RICHARD SOLLY- 
 FLOOD, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath (1877). Born 1829, being the second but eldest sur- 
 viving son of Frederick Solly-Flood., Esq., J. P., of Slaney 
 Lodge, Kyle. co. Wextord (who assumed the name of 
 Flood 1820), by Mary, only dau. of the Rev. T. Williamson, 
 Rector of Stoke Damarel, Devon. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, vert, a chevron between three wolves' 
 heads erased argent (for Flood) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 chevron gules between three sole fishes hauriant proper, 
 within a Dordure engrailed sable (for Solly). Mantling 
 vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf s head erased argent. Motto — "Vis unita 
 fortior." Married, 1863, Constance Eliza, dau. of the late 
 William Edward Frere, Esq., C.M.G., J.P., of Bitton, near 
 Bath. 5^(7/— Ballynaslaney, Kyle, co. Wexford. Resi- 
 dence— Y.a.&thr'\Age House, Hythe, Kent. Club— Army and 
 Navy. 
 
 JOHN THOMAS SOLTAU, Esq.. J.P. for Devon late 
 Capt. S. Devon Militia. Born 1834, being the second son of 
 George William Soltau, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Devon, 
 of Little Efford, by his first wife Frances Goddard, second 
 dau. of the late Rev. T. Culme of Tothill, Devon. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per bend sinister azure and argent, 
 on the aexter side three ears of wheat on one stalk or, 
 and on the sinister side three fleurs-de-lis one and two of 
 the first. Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion argent, within 
 two branches of roses proper. Motto — " Miseris succerere 
 disco." Married, firstly, i860, Florence (who d. 1894), 
 dau. of the late Erving Clark of Efford Manor, and widow 
 of Sir Wm. Norris Young, 5th Bart. ; and has had Issue — 
 (i) John Frederick, b. 1863, Lieut, ist Batt. R. Berksh. 
 Regt., killed in action at "Ginnis," Upper Egypt, 1885; 
 (2) George William, b. 1865 \m. Olive, dau. of Admiral 
 Sir Walter Hunt Grubbe, G.C.B., and has issue]; (3) Henry 
 Vincent, b. 1868 [m. Frances, eldest dau. of William 
 Jessop of Walling Wells, Notts, and has issue] ; and four 
 daughters. He married secondly, Annie, second dau. of 
 the late Andrew Lambie of Mount Florida, Glasgow. 
 
 S GEORGE WILLIAM CULME SOLTAU-SYMONS, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the CO. of Devon. Bom 1813, being the eldest son of 
 George William Soltau, Esquire, Deputy-Lieutenant, of 
 Little Efford, who died 1884, by his wife Frances, daughter 
 of the late Reverend Thomas Culme of Tothill, in the county 
 of Devon ; he assumed by Royal License, 1845,- the addi- 
 tional name and arms of Symons, after his great-uncle. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, party per fesse dancettde gules and argent, a pale counter- 
 changed and three trefoils, one and two slipped of the first 
 (for Symons) ; 2 and 3 per bend sinister azure and argent, 
 on the dexter side, three ears of wheat on one stalk or, and 
 on the sinister side three fleurs-de-lis one and two of the 
 first (for Soltau). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 vert, in front of a saltire gules, an ermine holding in the 
 mouth a fern-branch proper (for Symons) ; 2, a demi-lion 
 argent, within two branches of roses proper (for Soltau) ; 
 with the Motto, "Simplex munditus." Married, firstly, 
 1859, Adele Isabella, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Ad6Ie Isabella, second daughter of the Right Honourable 
 Thomas Graves, third Baron Graves (she died 1869) ; 
 secondly, 1865, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Lieutenant- 
 Colonel Frederick W. Todd, and widow of St. John Co- 
 ventry ; he has, with other Issi4e — George Algernon James 
 Soltau - Symons, Esquire, Lieutenant King's Royal Rifle 
 Corps, born 1867. Estates and postal addresses — Little 
 Efford, and Chaddlewood, Plymouth. 
 
 SOMERS, quartered by COCKS. 
 
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 BENJAMIN EDWARD SOMERS, Esquire. Master of 
 Arts of the University of Oxford. Itarrisier-nt-l-aw (Lin- 
 coln's Inn). Justice of the Peace for the county of Somerset. 
 Bom Novcmlier ao. 1851. being the only son of Thomas 
 Soroers of Mcndip Lodge. Barrister-at-I-aw. by his wife 
 Eliubeth, daughter of Edward Williams of Honeycombe. in 
 the county of Cornwall. Lhfry— tJrccn coal with black and 
 white striped waistcoat, silver buttons. Armorial bearingi— 
 
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 three martlets argent ; 9. nzure. two bars between eight 
 martlets, three, two and three or; 10. nrure, a chevron 
 between three chess-rooks or ; 11. argent, two bars gules, on 
 a canton of the last, a lion passant giiardant or ; la. or, a 
 fleur-de-lis azure ; 13. azure, a chevron argent, Iietwecn three 
 pears or ; 14. argent, a chevron engrailed between three roses 
 gules, seeded or. ManfUoj^ vert and argent. Orest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a laurel-tree suspended therefrom 
 
 Quarterly of fifteen, i and 15, party per fesse vert and sable, a 
 fesse dancett^s ermine, cotised argent, between a wolfs head 
 erased in chief, and an escallop in base of the fourth ; 
 2. vert, guttte-d'eau, three chevronels between as many 
 wolves' heads erased ermine ; 3. or, a chevron between 
 three eagles displayed vert ; 4. azure, three bendlets within 
 a bordure argent ; 5. argent, a chevron sable, in chief a 
 label of three points gules ; 6. argent, a chevron between 
 in chief two crosses pat^, and in base a saltire sable ; 7. 
 argent, three moor-cocks sable ; 8. or, on a chevron gules, 
 
 a cuirass with tasses proper, on either side of the tree an 
 escallop or, and in front thereof a tilting-spear fessevvays 
 also proper; with the Motto, " Prodesse quam cons|)ici." 
 Married, Jan. 23, 1879, Agnes Elizabeth, youngest dau. of 
 the Rev. John Breeks Atkinson, M.A. , Rector of Kingston, 
 and Incumbent of Cowes, Isle of Wight ; and has /ssue — 
 John Somers, Gentleman, born May 20, 1884 ; and Mary 
 Agnes Elizabeth. Estate — Mendip Lodge, in the county of 
 Somerset. Postal add. — Mendip Lodge, Langford, R.S.O. , 
 East Somerset. C/w^j— Athenaeum, United University. 
 
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 SOMERSET HERALD, see BURKE. 
 
 SOMERSET, see BEAUFORT, RAGLAN, and 
 SEYMOUR. 
 
 m COLONKL ALFRED PLANTAGENET FREDER- 
 §af ICK CHARLES SOMERSET, Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for Westminster and the 
 counties of Middlesex and Essex, Honorary Colonel 7th 
 Battalion Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own). Born 
 1829, being the eldest son of the late Colonel John Thomas 
 Henry Somerset, commonly known as Colonel Lord John 
 Thomas Henry Somerset, by his wife Catherine Annesley, 
 commonly known as Lady Catherine Annesley, daughter 
 of the Right Honourable the first Earl of Mountmorris ; 
 created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, 1892. Chid — Army and Navy. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure three fleurs- 
 de-lis (for France) ; 2 and 3 gules, three lions passant 
 guardant in pale or (for England) ; within a bordure com- 
 pony argent and azure, impaling the arms of Pechell, 
 namely gules, a lion rampant or, on a chief of the second 
 three laurel branches proper. Upon the escutcheon, from 
 which is pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a portcullis or, nailed 
 azure, the chains gold. Married, 1857, Adelaide Harriet, 
 daughter of Vice-Admiral Sir George Brook- Pechell, Mem- 
 ber of Parliament, fourth Baronet ; and has Iss2ie living — 
 Gwendolin Adelaide Katherine Georgiana Matilda [married, 
 1887, Arthur William Fitzroy Somerset, Esquire]. Postal 
 address — Enfield Court, Middlesex. 
 
 § JAMES SOMERVELL, Esquire, of Hamilton's Farm 
 and Sorn, J. P. and D.L. for Ayrshire, and J. P. for 
 Lanarkshire, late Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. Ayrshire 
 (Earl of Carrick's Own) Yeomanry Cavalry, M. P. Ayr 
 Burghs 1890-92, Barrist<;r-at-Law (Inner Temple). Borti 
 Sept. 19, 1845, being the eldest son of the late Graham 
 Somervell, Esq., of Hamilton's Farm and Sorn, D.L. and 
 Convener of co. Ayr, by his wife Henrietta Jane, dau. 
 of William Stirling. Clubs — Conservative, New (Edin- 
 burgh), Conservative (Glasgow). Lively — Dress : blue, 
 with yellow facings and breeches ; undress : blue. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Azure, seven cross crosslets fitch(5e, three, 
 one, two, and one, accompanied with three mullets or, 
 all within a bordure engrailed argent. Mantling gules 
 doubled argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, 
 an anchor in pale, the stock, ring, and cable all proper ; 
 and in an escroll above the same this Motto, " Hold fast." 
 Married, Jan. 21, 1892, Kathleen Emilie, eldest dau. of 
 Maclaine of Lochbuie ; and has Issue — (i) James Somervell, 
 Gentleman, b. May 20, 1893, d. August i, 1894; (2) James 
 Graham Henry Somervell, Gentleman, b. August 13, 1894 ; 
 Agnes Marion ; and Elizabeth Julia. Estates — Hamilton's 
 Farm, Lanarkshire ; Sorn, Dalgain, and Holl, Ayrshire. 
 5«a/— Sorn Castle, Ayrshire. 
 
 ARTHUR FOWNES SOMERVILLE, Esquire, J P., 
 B.LL. of the Univer. of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born April 23, 1850, being the eldest son of the late James 
 Curtis Somerville, Esquire, of Dinder House, M. A. , by his 
 wife Emily Periam, eldest daughter of Sir Alexander Hood, 
 second Baronet, Member of Parliament. Club — Oxford and 
 Cambridge. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure 
 three mullets between seven cross crosslets fitch^e or, three, 
 one, two, one (for Somerville) ; 2 and 3 azure, in chief two 
 eagles displayed, and in base a mullet argent (for Fownes). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, r. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a wyvern with raised wings vert, 
 langued gules, standing on a wheel erect argent (for Somer- 
 ville) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a stump of an oak 
 tree erased at top, with a branch on each side sprouting, 
 all proper (for Fownes.) Motto — "Fear God in life." 
 Married, August 4, 1880, Ellen, daughter of W. Stanley 
 Sharland, of New Norfolk, Tasmania; and has Issue — (i) 
 Harold Fownes Somerville, Gentleman, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, 
 b. May 25, 1881 ; (2) James Fownes Somerville, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. R. N., b. July 17, 1882; and Marjorie Fownes. Seat 
 — Dinder House, Wells, in co. Somerset. 
 
 PHILIP HORATIO TOWNSEND SOMERVILLE, 
 Esquire, Admiral R.N. , being the sixth son of the late 
 Thomas Townsend Somerville, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Elizabeth Becher, dau. of John Townsend, Esq., M.P., of 
 Shepperton. Armorial bearings— Azure, three mullets or, 
 two and one, between seven cross crosslets fitch^e argent, 
 three, one, two, and one, on a canton of the second, a 
 trefoil vert. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dragon vert, charged with a trefoil or, spout- 
 ing out fire and standing on a wheel or. Motto — "Fear 
 God in life." Married, 1849, Mary Stewart, dau. of David 
 Maitland M'Gill Crichton of Rankeilour, co. Fife ; and by 
 her (who d. May 1881) has Issue. Residence — 
 
 SOMERVILLE (U.O.). Azure, three mullets or, two 
 and one, between seven cross crosslets fitch^e argent, three, 
 one, two, and one, on a canton of the second, a trefoil vert. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dragon vert, charged with a trefoil or, spouting out fire, 
 and standing on a wheel or. Motto — " Fear God in life." 
 Lively — Dark blue, yellow waistcoat, blue and yellow braid, 
 brass buttons. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Henry Somerville, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. (High Sheriff" 1888), late Lieut.-Col. 3rd Buffs, 
 b. 1824; d. 1898; m. 1857, Adelaide Eliza (d. 1895), 
 tenth d. of Admiral Sir Josiah Coghill, 3rd Baronet, by 
 his wife Anna Maria, dau. of Chief-Justice Bushe : — 
 
 Thomas Cameron Fitzgerald Somerville, Esq., Major 
 King's Own Royal Lancaster Regt., b. i860. Seat — Dris- 
 hane, Skibbereen, co. Cork. C/«?— Constitutional. 
 
 Henry Boyle Townshend Somerville, Gentleman, Com- 
 mander R.N., b. 1863; m. 1896, Helen Mabel, youngest 
 dau. of the late Sir George Wigram Allen, K.C.M.G., of 
 Toxteth, Sydney, N.S.W. ; and has issue (i) — Raymond 
 Thomas Somerville, Gentleman, b. 1897; (2) Brian Aylmer 
 Somerville, Gentleman, b. 1900; and Diana Marian. Res, 
 — Maxwelton, The Hale, Edgware. 
 
 Aylmer Coghill Somerville, Esq., J. P. co. Cork, Capt. 
 S. of Ireland Imp. Yeom. , b. 1865; m. ist, 1888, Emme- 
 line Sophia [d. 1900), d. of Daniel Sykes of Oaklands, co. 
 Gloucester; 2nd, 1901, Nathalie Adah, d. of William B. 
 Turner of Ponsonby Hall, Cumberland ; and has issue — 
 Desmond Henry Sykes Somerville, Gentleman, b. 1889; 
 Gillian Margaret Hope ; and Brigid Alymer. 6Va^— Tally 
 Ho, Castle Townshend, co. Cork. Club — County (Cork). 
 
 John Arthur Coghill Somerville, Esq. , Major Northum- 
 beiland Fus. , b. xZ'j'z. Club — Naval and Mil. 
 
 Hugh Gualtier Coghill Somerville, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.N., b. 1873; w. 1900, Mary, d. of W. Hancock of 
 Patras ; and has issue— Henry Nugent Somerville, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1904. Club — Junior Naval and Mil. 
 
 GEORGE SOMES, Esquire, Barr., Lincoln's Inn, 1871, 
 J. P. Surrey (Chairman 2nd Court. Quart. Sess. 1880-89) 
 and London. Born 1827, being the only son of the late S. F. 
 Somes of Ratcliffe. Club — Union. Armorial bearingB — 
 Argent, a cinquefoil between three mallets sable, on a canton 
 azure an anchor. Mantling sable and argent. Crest^ 
 . Married, 1854, Caroline Mary, second 
 dau. of Rev. Brownlow Villiers Layard, M.A., rector of 
 Uffington, Lincolnshire. Residences — 62 Great Cumberland 
 Place, W. ; 2 Plowden Buildings, Temple, E.C. 
 
 SOMPTER, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 SOOTE of Reres House (L.O., 1870). Azure, two bars 
 wavy or, on a chief argent, a griffin issuant of the first. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a griffin sejant azvu^e. Motto — " Fidelis et 
 paratus. " 
 
 Eld. surv. son of James Soote, Gentleman, of Reres 
 
 House, CO. Forfar, b. 1819; d. 1881 ; m. Margaret, d. 
 
 of William Powrie of Reswallie, in same co : — 
 
 George Gibson Soote, Gentleman, Writer to the Signet, 
 
 b. 1849 ; VI. 1886, Alice Victoria, d. of Lt.-Gen. Lynch 
 
 of Partry, Baillinrobe, Ireland. Res. — 4 Clarendon 
 
 Crescent, Edinburgh. Club — University (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM GARLAND SOBER, Esquire, J. P. and 
 County Councillor co. Surrey, B.A. of London University. 
 Born 1837, being the son of the late Wm. Soper of Ply- 
 mouth. Armorial bearings — Per pale or and gules, on a 
 saltire between sixteen billets, a trefoil slipped all counter- 
 changed ; and impaling the arms of Davis, namely argent, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a lion rampant regardant jx-an l)ciwcen four mullets of six 
 points in cross axurv. MantUng gulos and or ; am) for his 
 Or*it. u|>on n wrcsith of ihe colours, a dcnu-lion per pale 
 or and jjules, holding in the mouth a trefoil slip^>ed, vert 
 and supiKirtinp a torch erect tired nroper. Married, i860, 
 Kfaria, clau. ol (Jeorgc Davis of Cheshunt, Herts. Seat— 
 Harestone, Calerham. 
 
 SOPPER (H. Coll.). Or, gutt«J-de-poix, three swords 
 erect in fesse proper, between two bulls passant s;\ble. 
 itantHtiy sable and or. CrMt— U|x)n a wreath of the 
 colours, a domi-buU regardant sable, gorged with a collar 
 vair, resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon or, charged 
 with two swords saltirewise proper. 
 
 Son of William Sopper of London, b. ; d. ; 
 
 m. : — 
 
 William Sopper, Esq., J. P., b. 1853; m. 1878, Sarah 
 Annie, d. of Ralph Lowe of Brauncewell, Lines. Seats — 
 Dunmaglass and Easter, Aberchalder, Inverness-shire. 
 Town res. — 3 Upper Belgrave Street, London, S.W. Club 
 — Devonshire. 
 
 SOTHEBY (H. Coll., granted 1563 to Robert Sotheby 
 of Byrdshall). Argent, on a fesse vert, between three cross 
 crosslcts sable as many talbots of the first. Mantling gules. 
 
 doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-talbot proper. Motto—" Ou bien ou rien." 
 
 Son of Charles Sotheby, Esq. , Rear-Admiral of the 
 Blue \a descendant of Thomas Sotheby, brother of Robert 
 Sotheby of Byrdshall, but not within the limitations of 
 the grant of arms), b. ; d. 1854 ; m. 1st, Hon. 
 
 Jane Hamilton, d. of William, 7th Lord Belhaven and 
 StentoH ; 2nd, 1830, his cousin Mary Anne, d. of Ad- 
 miral Thomas Sotheby, by Lady Mary Anne Bourke, 
 d. of the 3rd Earl of Mayo, Archbishop of Tuam :— 
 Major-Gen. Frederick Edward Sotheby, J. P., Lt.-Col. 
 late Rifle Brigade, commanded Staffs. Inf. Vol. Brigade 
 1888-1892, b. 1837; m. 1876, Edith Marion, eld. d. of 
 Thomas Macmtllan-Scott of Wauchope. Seat — Ecton, 
 Northampton. 
 
 The Right Honourable GEORGE THOMAS JOHN 
 SOTHERON-ESTCOURT, Baron Estcourt of Estcoiu^t, 
 
 CO. Wills and Darrington, Yorks. (1903), M.A., J. P. and' 
 D.L. CO. Wilts, and j.P co. Gloucester, M.P. for North | 
 Wilts 1874-8S1 Hon. Col. and Lieut. -Col. Commanding R. 
 Wilts Yeomanry. Born Jan. 1839, being the only son of I 
 the late Rev. Edmund Hiley Bucknall Esicourt, co. Glou- 
 cester, M.A. Merton Coll., Oxford, Rector of Eckington, 
 formerly Vicar of Wolford, co. Warwick, by his wife Ann 
 Elizabeth, second dau. of Sir John Lowther Johnstone, 
 Bart., of Westerhall, co. Dumfries. Armorial beariug^^ 
 Quarterly i and 4, ermine, on a chief in dented gules, three 
 estoiles or (Estcourt) ; a and 3 gules, on a Ixjnd indented 
 between six cross ctosslels argent, three eagles displayed 
 sable, a canton ermine for distinction (Sotheron). Majlt- 
 ling gules and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a mural crown per pale azure and gules, a ' 
 demi-eagle with wings displayed proper, beaked or ; 2. an 
 eagle displayed with two heads per p.ile argent and gules, 
 the wings sem6 of cross crosslets counterchanged, murally 
 crowned, beaked and membered or. Married, April 14, 
 1863, Monica, dau. of the late Rev. Martin Stapylton, 
 Rector of Barlborough, co. Derby. Seat — Estcourt, near 
 Tetbury. Residence — 82 Eaton Place, S.W. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Turf, and Boodle's. 
 
 SOUCH, quartered by PLOVER. 
 
 SOUTHCOTE, quartered by MANSERGH. 
 
 SOUTHWELL, quartered by MORE-OFERRALL. 
 
 SPAFFORD. Gules, a pile vair, lietween two eagle's 
 heads erased in base argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-gryphon re- 
 gardant argent, charged on the breast with a pheon and 
 resting the sinister claw on an escallop both azure. MottO 
 — " Fidelis ad extremum." 
 
 Son of George Spafford, Esq., J.P. Lanes., of Wilders- 
 pool House, by Caroline, d. of James Frost : — 
 Frederic Spafford, Gentleman, M.A. , LL.M. (Cantab.), 
 b. 1853 ; m. 1876, Christiana Corban, d. of Lewis Lang- 
 worthy; and has issue — (1) Frederic Christian Spafford, 
 Gentleman, b. 1877; (2) Arthur Langworthy Spafford, 
 Gentleman, b. 1879 ; (3) Harold George Spafford, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1885 ; (4) Christopher Howard Noel Spafford, 
 Gentleman, b. 1887; (5) Kenneth Edward Alexander 
 Spafford, Gentleman, b. 1897; Violet Ethel; Marguerite; 
 Irene May; Phyllis Enid; Christiana Vera; and Mignon 
 Eileen Langworthy. Seat — Wilderspool Hall, Urmston, 
 Lancashire. Club — Conservative (Manchester). 
 
 SPAIGHT, see GARTSIDE-SPAIGHT. 
 
 M WILLIAM FITZHENRY SPAIGHT, Colonel R.E., 
 W J.P. CO. Cork. Born 1842, being the eldest son of 
 the late Henry Spaight. ArmoriJEd bearings — .Argent, on 
 a fesse sable, three pheons of the field. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a jay 
 proper. Motto — "Viet virtute." Married, firstly, 1868, 
 Ellen (d. 1870), second dau. of Thomas Crowe, Esq., D.L. 
 CO. Clare ; and secondly, 1878, Lucy, only child of the late , 
 John Limrick, Esq., J. P., of Union Hall, co. Cork; and 
 has with other Issue — Thomas Spaight, Gentleman. Resi-\ 
 dence — Union Hall, Leap, co. Cork. 
 
 SYDNEY THOMAS SPALDING. Born 1858, being 
 the eldest son of the late Samuel Spalding, Esq., F.S.A., 
 J.P. for Kent, by Sarah Daviss, only dau. of the late 
 George Stanton. Club — Authors'. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, on a cross azure, quarterly pierced of the field, four 
 cross crosslets of the first, in the first and second quarters a 
 thistle, leaved and slipped proper. Mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between 
 two thistles as in the arms, an escocheon azure, charged with 
 a cross crosslet or. Motto — " Hinc mihi salus." Married, 
 1882, Annie Caroline (who d. Jan. 1900), youngest dau. of ^ 
 the late Garlics Allinson ; and has, with other Issue — 
 Sydney Leonard Spalding, b. 1886. Married, secondly, 
 April 1902, Lilian Catherine, third dau. of William Ramsay 
 Scott, formerly of Singapore. Seat — Avenue House, South 
 Daren th, Kent. 
 
 SPAR, quartered by SINCLAIR. 
 
 SPARROW, see HANBURY-SPARROW. 
 
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 ALAN BERTRAM HANBURY HANBURY-SPAR- 
 ROW, Gentleman, Bachelor of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford ; assumed the additional surname and arms of 
 Hanbury by Royal License dated April 4, 1899. Born 
 Feb. 23, 1863, being the fourth and youngest son of Arthur 
 Sparrow, Esq., of Preen Manor, co. Salop, and Tenby, in 
 South Wales, J. P. for cos. of Stafford and Salop, and D.L. 
 for CO. Salop, by his wife Emma Ruth, dau. of William 
 Ingham Gratrix of Hope View, Eccles, near Manchester, by 
 his vv ife Ruth, n6e Hodgson. Armorial beaorings - Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, per fesse azure and argent, in chief three roses of 
 the last, barbed and seeded proper, and in base an arrow in 
 pale proper (for Sparrow) ; 2 and 3, or, on a bend engrailed 
 vert, between two cotises sable, three bezants (for Hanbury) ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, upon 
 the battlements of a tower proper, a unicorn's head argent, 
 armed and crined or, .sem(5e of pheons azure (for Sparrow) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, out of a mural crown sable, 
 a demi-lion or, charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped 
 gules, and supporting a battle-axe erect or (for Hanbury) ; 
 with the Motto, " In Deo solo salus est." Married, May 
 26, 1891, Christina Annie Margaret, eldest dau. of Major-Gen. 
 Charles Jocelyn Cecil Sillery, by his wife Christina, dau. of 
 Archibald Smith of HobartTown ; andhas/j-.9Wf— (i) Arthur 
 Alan Hanbury Hanbury-Sparrow, Gentleman, b. April i, 
 1892; (2) Brian Hanbury Hanbury-Sparrow, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 7, 1896; and Ruth Margaret Sillery. Estates — 
 Eaton-under-Heywood and Rushbury, Salop. Residence — 
 The Uplands, Tettenhall, Wolverhampton. 
 
 SPARROW. Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure and 
 argent, in chief three roses of the last, barbed and seeded 
 proper, and in base an arrow in pale proper (for Sparrow) ; 
 
 2 and 3 or, on a bend engrailed vert, between two plain 
 cotises sable, three bezants (for Hanbury). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon the battlements of a tower proper a unicorn's 
 head argent, armed and crined or, semiSe of pheons aziu"e. 
 Motto — " In Deo solo salus est." 
 
 Sons of Arthur Sparrow, Esq., of Preen Manor, J. P., 
 
 D.L., F.S.A., High Sheriff co. Salop 1886, b. 1826; 
 
 d. 1898; m. 1851, Emma Ruth, d. of William Ingham 
 
 Gratrix of Hope View, Eccles, near Manchester, by 
 
 his wife Ruth, d. of William Hodgson of Wigton : — 
 
 Cecil Blair Sparrow, Gentleman, of Somerton Court, in 
 
 the CO. of Somerset, Barrister-at-Law, b. June 18, 1859 
 
 \in. April 15, 1890, Cara Mary, d. of Charles Evan Thomas 
 
 of Gnoll, Neath, and has issue]. Seats — Preen Manor, in 
 
 the county of Salop ; Nyth Aderyn, Tenby, South Wales. 
 
 Alan Bertram Hanbury Sparrow, Gentleman, of Tetten- 
 hall, in the CO. of Stafford, b. Feb. 23, 1863 [w. May 26, 
 1891, Christina Annie Margaret, dau. of Major-General 
 Charles Joscelyn Cecil Sillery, late 12th (Suffolk) Regt., and 
 has issue]. 
 
 CECIL BLAIR SPARROW, Gentleman, of the Inner 
 Temple, Barrister-at-Law, Bachelor of Arts of the Uni- 
 versity of Oxford. Dor7i June 18, 1859, being the third 
 son of Arthur Sparrow, Esquire, of Preen Manor, in the 
 county of Salop, and "Tenby, in South Wales, Justice of 
 the Peace for the counties of Stafford and Salop, and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Salop, by his wife 
 Emma, daughter of William Ingham Gratrix of Hope 
 View, Eccles, near Manchester, by his wife Ruth, n^e 
 Hodgson. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure and argent, in chief thrte 
 roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper, and in base an 
 arrow in pale proper (for Sparrow) ; 2 and 3 or, on a bend 
 engrailed vert, between two cotises sable, three bezants (for 
 Hanbury) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon the battlements of a tower proper, a unicorn's head 
 argent, armed and crined or, sem^e of pheons azure ; with 
 the Motto, "In Deo solo salus est." Married, April 15, 
 1890, Cara Mary, daughter of Charles Evan-Thomas of 
 Gnoll, in the county of Meath, by his wife Caroline, 
 daughter of Henry Shepherd Pearson ; and has Issue — 
 Arthur Sparrow, Gentleman, born December 20, 1892; 
 Cara Cecil Audrey. 
 
 FREDERICK HENRY SPARROW, Gentleman. Born 
 January 6, 1853, being the second son of the late Frederick 
 Turton Sparrow of Habberley Hall, in the county of Salop, 
 by his wife Elizabeth Anne, daughter of Henry Crane of 
 
 Graisley, in the county of Stafford. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure and argent, in chief 
 three roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper, and 
 in base an arrow in pale proper (for Sparrow) ; 2 and 3 
 or, on a bend engrailed vert, between two plain cotises 
 sable, three bezants (for Hanbury). Crest — Upon the 
 battlements of a tower proper, a unicorn's head argent, 
 armed and crined or, sem^e of pheons azure ; with the 
 Motto, " In Deo solo salus est." Married, October 30, 
 1872, Elizabeth, only daughter of Sidney Flavel of Leaming- 
 ton ; and has Issue— (^i) Frederick William Sidney Sparrow, 
 Gentleman, born August 13, 1873 ; (2) William Henry 
 Sparrow, Gentleman, born May 31, 1876; (3I Charles 
 Sparrow, Gentleman, born October 24, 1877; (4) Stuart 
 Flavel Sparrow, Gentleman, born September 6, 1880; (5) 
 Arthur John Sparrow, Gentleman, born May 12, 1887 ; (6) 
 Frank Sparrow, Gentleman, born August 12, 1889 ; and 
 Ethel Elizabeth. Seat — Habberley Hall, co. Salop. 
 
 WILLIAM ARTHUR SPARROW, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 of Salop, Lord of the Manors of Albrighton and Acton 
 Beauchamp. Born Feb. 19, 1847, being the elder son of 
 George Gwynn Brown of Stourport, and Louisa his wife, 
 dau. of William Hanbury Sparrow, Esq., J. P., D.L. for 
 the CO. of Stafford. Assumed, in accordance with the 
 will of his uncle, William Mander Sparrow, the name 
 and arms of Sparrow by Royal Licence dated May 18, 
 1881. Armorial bearings — Per fesse azure and argent, 
 in chief three roses of the second, and in base an arrow in 
 pale proper. Mantling argent and azure. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, out of the battlements of a tower 
 proper, a unicorn's head argent, horned and crined or, 
 
 sem6e of pheons azure. Motto — " In Deo solo salus est." 
 Married, Aug. 13, 1873, Amy Ellen, elder dau. of the late 
 George Baldwin of Wolverhampton ; and has Isstie — (i) 
 George William Sparrow Sparrow, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Oxford), b. Sept. 25, 1876; (2) John Arthur Gwynn 
 Sparrow, Gentleman, B.A. Oxford, iJ. Aug. 31, 1880; (3) 
 Stanley Cyril Wellesly Sparrow, Gentleman, h. June 18, 
 1882 ; Margaret Alice Marion ; and Amy Louisa Con- 
 stance. Estates — Albrighton and Great Wollaston, co. 
 Salop ; Acton Beauchamp, co. Worcs. Seat — Albrighton 
 Hall, Shrewsbury, Salop. 
 
 SPEARMAN, quartered by WILKINSON. 
 
 SSiR JOSEPH LAYTON ELMES SPEARMAN, 2nd 
 Baronet (April 28, 1840), J.P. and D.L. for co. Gla- 
 
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 ■norKAit, High ShcrifT i88a, J.I', co. i^alop, lute Capt. 
 Welsh Div. R.A, /Wn Sfpicmbcr aa, 1857, Uring llic 
 eklut sun of the la(c Alexangrr Young Spearman, by his 
 firit wife Mary Anne lirrth.i, youngest dau. of Sir Joseph 
 Bailey, ist Baronet. Armorial bear Infill— Azure, on n 
 chevron ermine between three tiiting-s|)ears argent, headed 
 or, a revl deer's head erased projier ; the escutcheon charged 
 with his Uidgc of Ulster as a liaronet. Mantnng azure 
 and argent. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant proper gorged with a collar gemellc or, supporting 
 a tilting-spear also proper, entiled with a mural crown or. 
 Motto -" Dum spiro spero. " Afarried, October 31, 1878, 
 Ktltel, dau. of WiUi.im Leask of 87 Queen's Gale ; and has 
 luM* — (i) Joseph William Spearman, Esq., late Lieut. 3rd 
 Batt. Suffolk Kegt., h. August aa, 1879; (a) Alexander 
 Young Spearman, Esq., b. June 19, 1881; (3) Robert 
 Henry Spearman, Esq., Midshipman R.N., b. Nov. 
 IS, i88a ; Ethel Nest ; Gwendoline Anne ; Sybil Mary ; 
 Margaret Eileen ; and Constance Isobel. 6Va/— 'Ihe Spring, 
 H.-inwell, Middlesex. Residence — The Hall, Wem, Salop. 
 C/m^j— Carlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 SPECKFORD. quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 JAMES WYNDHAM HARRINGTON PERCY 
 SPEDDING. Gentleman. Bom April 18, 1849, being the 
 elder son of the late James Dykes Spedding, Esq., Capt. 
 Westmorland Militia, by his wife Emily, youngest dau. of 
 the late Hon. William Frederick Wyndham, and grand-dau. 
 of Ch.orles, second Earl of Egremorit. Armorial bearin^^s 
 — Gules, on a fesse engrailed, between three acorns slipped 
 or, a mural crown between two roses of the field. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath ol the colours, 
 out of a mural crown or, a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 the right hand grasping a scimitar, and the arm charged 
 with three acorns, one and two. and entwined by a branch 
 of oak, all proper. Motto— " Utile dulci." 5*a/— Summer- 
 grove, near Whitehaven. 
 
 SPEDDING (Confd. U.O.). Vert, on a fesse or be- 
 tween three boars' heads erased, as many oak-slips proper, 
 on a canton of the second, a battle-axe erect of the third. 
 M antling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, in front of two battle-axes in saltire proper, a 
 
 boar's head as in the arms. Motto — " Prompte sed 
 
 astute." 
 
 Sons of the late Robert Deey Spedding, Esq., M.A,, 
 J. P.. of the Bengal Civil Service, late Commissioner of 
 Revenue and Police for the Agra Division, and ex-officio 
 Fellow of the Allahabad University, b. i Nov. 1839, 
 d. ; m. 1863, Mary dau. of the late Thomas Cun- 
 ningham : — 
 Rev. Trevor Wolfe Deey Spedding, M.A. (St. John's 
 
 Coll., Oxon.), b. 19 Feb. 1875; m. 1901, Ethel Helen 
 
 Aoait, OOlyjd. of Henry Stintoii .Smith-Rewse [q.vX and 
 haiiaM-^elM Mary beey. A'«. — Humlierstonc Road, 
 L^eicester. 
 
 John Carlisle Deey Spedding, Esq., Capt. llorder Regt., 
 b. 3 Aug. 1876; m. 1904, Caroline Delitia, d. of Major 
 Montagu Barton, J. P., late 8sth King's Lt. Inf. AVx.— 
 a Pemberton Villas, S. Farnlxjrough, Hants. 
 
 Son of late Benjamin Henry Spedding, M.D., of 
 
 Glastry Villa, Belfast, m, Rachel, eld. d. of late Thomas 
 
 Cunningham : — 
 
 Charles Rodney Spedding, Esq., D.S.O., served in S. 
 
 African War i899-i9oa (two medals, five" clasps, twice 
 
 mcnt. desp.), b. 1871, tV«*— Grosvenor. 
 
 ALFRED ERNEST SPEER, Esquire, late Capt. 3rd 
 Worcestershire Regiment, educated at Wellington and 
 Cambridge, F.Z.S., has Order of Mercy. Bom Sept. 
 20, 1867, being the second surviving son of Alfred Miles 
 Speer, by his wife Margaret Anne, dau. of H. C. Mil- 
 ford of Truro, Cornwall, /^/wry— Buff, red collar. Armo- 
 rial bearings Or, a fesse gules, between in chief two trefoils 
 
 slipped vert, and in base a lymphad with three masts and 
 oars in saltire all profKir. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed, vambraced, 
 the hand bare, and grasping a spear point downwards all 
 proper, and charged on the arm with a thistle slipped or. 
 Motto ^" Dum spiro spero." Married, July 27, 1892, 
 Edna Critchley, fourth dau. of William Benson Clegg of 
 Altrincham, Cheshire ; and has had /jj«tf— Benson Temple- 
 man Speer, Gentleman, b. and d. 1900 ; Gladys Maive ; 
 Elaine Margaret ; and Rhona Milford. Seat—'Y\\^ Priory, 
 Malvern, co. Worcester. Residence — Sandown Lodge, 
 Esher, Siurey. C/«d— Zoological Society of London. 
 
 HANNIBAL SPEER, Gentleman. Born 1826, being 
 the eldest son of tlie late Hanibal Sandys of Brompton, by 
 Cecilia, dau. of the late William Speer of Weston ; suc- 
 ceeded his aunt, 1870, and assumed by Royal License the 
 name and arms of Sjaeer. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, or a chevron azure, surmounted by another vair6 
 argent and gules, between three trefoils slipped vert (for 
 Speer) ; 2 and 3 erminois, on a fesse dancett<5e per pale 
 gules and azure, between three cross crosslets fitch^e of the 
 second, as many escallops or (for Sandys). Mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a garb per fesse or and argent, banded vert, a spear erect 
 issuing from the centre proper (for Speer) ; 2. uf)on a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin segrcant per fesse erminois and azure, 
 holding between the claws a cross crosslet fitch^e as in the 
 
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 arms. Postal addresses — The Manor House, Thames 
 Ditton ; 26 The Grove, Boltons, S.W. 
 
 SPEER (U.O.). Or, a fesse gules, between in chief two 
 trefoils slipped vert, and in base a lymphad with three 
 masts and oars in saltire all proper. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed 
 vambraced, the hand bare and grasping a spear point 
 downwards all proper, and charged on the arm with a 
 thistle slipped or. Motto — " Dum spiro spero." Livery — 
 Buff, red collar. 
 
 Sons of Alfred Miles Speer, b. ; d. ; m. , 
 
 Margaret Anne (Seat — The Priory, Malvern), d. of 
 H. C. Milford of Truro, Cornwall : — 
 
 William Henry Speer, Gentleman, M.A., Mus. Bac, 
 b. 1863 ; m. 1887, Marion Lilford Loraine Estridge ; and 
 has issue — Alfred Henry Loraine Templeman Speer, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894; and Viola Marion Loraine. Res. — 
 Powyscourt, Bexhill. 
 
 Alfred Ernest Speer, Esq. 
 
 § ROBERT THOMAS NAPIER SPEIR, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. for cos. Perth and Renfrew. Born 
 Oct. 15, 1841, being the only son of the late Robert Speir, 
 Esq., J. P., by his wife Mary, eldest dau. of Sir William 
 Milliken Napier, 7th Bart., of Milliken, co. Renfrew. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, two tilting spears in saltire, 
 between four boars' heads couped or, on a chief argent, a 
 mullet between two crescents gules impaling the arms of 
 GifFord, namely azure, a chevron between three stirrups 
 with leathers or, within a bordure engrailed argent, charged 
 with eight pellets. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of his liveries a dexter arm in armour embowed , 
 wielding a tilting-spear all proper. Motto — "Advance." 
 Married, June 2, 1868, Hon. Emily Gifford, third dau. of 
 Robert Francis, 2nd Lord Gifford, by Frederica his wife, 
 dau. of Maurice, Lord Fitzhardinge ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Guy Thomas Speir, Gentleman, b. Feb. 26, 1875 ; (2) 
 Kenneth Robert Napier Speir, Gentleman, b. April i, 
 1877 ; (3) Evan Berkeley Speir, Gentleman, b. March 22, 
 1882, (/. Feb. 15, 1884; (4) Malcolm Scott Speir, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 6, 1887; (5) Ronald Fitzhardinge Speir, 
 Gentleman, b. March 9, 1888 ; Gwendolen Mary ; and Mar- 
 jorie Gifford. Seats — Guides, Muthill, co. Perth, Black- 
 stoun ; Burnbrae, co. Renfrew. 
 
 S ALEXANDER ARCHIBALD SPEIRS, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, Deputy - Lieutenant. Born 
 (posthumous) June 3, 1869, being the only son of the late 
 Archibald Alexander Speirs, Esquire, of Elderslie, Captain 
 Scots Fusilier Guards, by Anne his wife, commonly known 
 as Lady Anne, eldest daughter of the Right Honourable 
 Jacob Pleydell-Bouverie, fourth Earl of Radnor. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, a ship in full sail 
 argent, flags gules, between three bezants. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, an arm in armour embowed, wield- 
 ing a lance all proper. Motto — " Salvet me Deus. " Seats 
 — Eldershe House, in the county of Renfrew; Houston 
 House, in the county of Renfrew. 
 
 SPEIRS of Culcreuch (matric. 28 Sept. 1810, cadet of 
 Elderslie, matric. 1767 [q.v.)). Azure, a ship in full sail 
 argent, ensigns flying gules between three bezants, in the 
 middle chief point a crescent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an arm in armour 
 embowed wielding a lance all proper. Motto — " Salvet 
 me Deus." Livery — Dark blue and white. 
 
 Son of Archibald Speirs, H.E.I.C.S., b. 1805; d. 
 1859 ; m. 1839, Mary Anne, d. of late William Alex- 
 ander Pringle, Bengal Civil Service, s. of Alexander 
 Pringle of Yair : — 
 
 Peter Alexander Speirs, Esq., J.P., D.L., B.A. (Camb.), 
 Advocate and late Sheriff - Substitute cos. Roxburgh, 
 Berwick, and Selkirk, b. 1842 ; m. 1880, Florence, d. of 
 late Richard Cooke of Woodford, Essex ; and has issue— 
 (i) Archibald Douglas Speirs, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; (2) 
 Alexander Graham Speirs, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; (3) Ronald 
 Patrick Speirs, Gentleman, b. 1897, and Helen Margaret. 
 Seat — Bonjedward House, Jedburgh, N.B. Club — 
 Wellington, New (Edinburgh), Royal and Ancient (St. 
 Andrews). 
 
 S WILLIAM SPEKE, Esquire, of Jordans, in the 
 CO. of Somerset, J. P. for that co. , and for the co. of 
 Wiltshire, and D.L. Born Sept. 20, 1825, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Speke, Esquire, of Jordans, J. P. 
 and D.L. , by his wife Georgina Elizabeth, daughter of 
 William Hanning of Dillington House, near Ilminster, and 
 the elder brother of the late John Hanning Speke, Esquire, 
 the celebrated African explorer. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Argent, two bars azure, over all an eagle 
 displayed with two heads gules, and as an honourable aug- 
 mentation (granted by Royal License, dated July 26, 1867, 
 to commemorate the discoveries of the said John Hanning 
 Speke), a chief azure, thereon a representation of flowing 
 
 water proper, superinscribed with the word "Nile " in letters 
 gold, and impaling the arms of Ethelston, namely azure, 
 on a pile between two cross crosslets in base or, an eagle dis- 
 played purpure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crests, i. (of honourable augmentation) upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a crocodile proper ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a porcupine proper ; and as a further augmenta- 
 tion for Supporters (granted by Royal License as above to 
 the said William Speke, Esquire, for and during his life) — 
 on the dexter side, a crocodile ; and on the smister side, a 
 hippopotamus both proper ; with the Motto, ' ' Super isthera 
 virtus." Married, April 1850, Eliza Anne, daughter of 
 the Reverend C. Wicksted Ethelston of Uplyme, in the 
 county of Devon ; and Wicksted, in the County Palatine of 
 Chester. Seat — Jordans, near Ilminster. 
 
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 SPENCE-JONES (R.L., 1904. H, Coll.). Quarterly. 
 I and 4, arKent, on a mount vert, a representation of a 
 Pembrokeshire ox statant pro|)er, a chief gules, thereon 
 a falcon lURent, t>elled. lieiw'een two stag's heads erased 
 or (J'-nes); a and 3. or, a lion rampant gules, on a Ijcnd 
 emUittlrd counter -eniUit tied azure, three mascles of the 
 field (Spence). Mantling vert and argent. CretU— 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, $1 repre- 
 sentation of a IVmbrokeshire ox's head in profile proper. 
 beianKS; (Jones) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a maltster 
 babite<l alx>ut the loins with a plaid skirt, sust.-iining with 
 both hands a mall shovel erect proper (Spence). MottO— 
 •• Da ci flydd." I.ivety—Daxk blue, brass buttons, striped 
 blue and white waistcoat. 
 
 Son of George Spence, Esq., Q.C., M.P., i. 1786; d. 
 1849; m. i8ao, Caroline, d. of W. Kelsall, Solicitor, of 
 Chester : — 
 
 Very Rev. H Donald M Spence-Jones (formerly 
 
 Spence), Dean of Gloucester, J.P., i. 1836; m. 1871. 
 Louise Madeline Maria, ygst. d. and coh. of late David 
 Jones. Esq. , of Pantglas, D. I^. , J. P. , M. P. Carmarthenshire ; 
 and h.-is issue — Cecil John Herbert Spence-Jones, Esq. , Capt. 
 Penjbrokesh. Yeom., formerly Capt. Rifle Brigade {C/ui — 
 Boodle's), i. 1873. Seat — Pantglas, Golden Grove, Car- 
 marthenshire. /?«. — The Deanery, Gloucester. Club— 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 SPENCER, quartered by GARY. 
 
 S FREDERICK SPENCER, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. of Somerset. Bom 1837, being the son of the 
 late John Plummer Spencer of Oakhill, Somerset. Armo- 
 rial bearings - Per chevron nebuly azure and or, three 
 acorns leaved and slipped in chief, and as many foun- 
 tains one and two in base all proper. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a dragon's head erased azure, holding in the mouth an 
 acorn leaved and slipped or, between two wings per bend 
 argent and azure, a fountain between two escallops of the 
 third. Motto — " No hope, no endeavour." Married, 
 1874, Jamesina C, eldest dau. of the late James Mac- 
 
 Pherson, Esq., J. P., of Biallid, Inverness-shire. Seat — 
 ondsmead, Oakhill, Somerset ; Southill, W. Cranmore. 
 Somerset. 
 
 WILLIAM FRANCIS SPENCER, Esquire. Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Worcester, late Captain 46th 
 Regiment. Bom October 10, 1838, being the eldest son of 
 the Reverend William Henry Spencer, commonly known as 
 the Honourable the Reverend William Henry Spencer, by 
 his wife Elizabeth Rose, daughter of Thomas Thornhill of 
 Woodleys, in the county of Oxford. Club — Travellers'. 
 Armorial beatings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, quarterly argent and gules, in the second and third 
 quarters a fret or, over all, on a bend sable, three escallops 
 of the first ; 2 and 3 sable, a lion rampant argent, on a 
 canton of the last a cross gules (for Churchill). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, out of a 
 ducal comet or, a griffin's head between two wings ex- 
 panded argent, gorged with a collar gemelle gules, beaked 
 gold; with the Mo^O, " Dieu defend le droit." Alarried, 
 January 17, 1874, Margaret Georgiana, daughter of Walter 
 Hemming ; and has Isiue — John Almeric Spencer, Esquire, 
 bom July 21, 1881 ; arftt Sybil Frances. Seat — Eardisland, 
 Pembridge, Herefordsifire. Club — "Travellers'. 
 
 SPENCER-CHURCHILL, see MARLBOROUGH. 
 
 SSiR WALTER THOMAS WILLIAM SPENCER- 
 STANHOPE, K.C.B., J. P. and D.L. for the West 
 Riding of the co. of York. Bom Dec. 21, 1827. being 
 the eldest son of the late John Spencer-Stanhop»e, Esq. , of 
 Cannon Hall, by his wife Elizabeth Wilhelmina, commonly 
 known as Lady Elizabeth Wilhelmina, third dau. of the Right 
 Hon. Thomas William Coke, first Earl of Leicester. Ar- 
 morial bearing^s — Quarterly ermine and gules (for Stan- 
 hope). MaJitllng gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a tower azure, with a demi-lion rampant 
 issuing from the battlements or, ducally crowned gules, 
 holding between his paws a grenade fired proper (for Stan- 
 hope). Mottoes — "ADeoetrege" (for Stanhope), " Dieu 
 
 defend le droit" (for Spencer). Married, January 17, 1856, 
 Elizabeth Julia, dau. of Sir John Jacob Buxton, Baronet, 
 of Shadwell Court, in the county of Norfolk ; and by her 
 (who died September 30. 1880) has Issue— [\) John Mon- 
 tague Spencer-Stanhc|)e, Gentleman, born Decemljer 31. 
 i860 [married, April 15. 1890, Ida Mary, second d.aughter 
 of Sir Lionel Pilkington, Baronet]; (a) Walter Spencer- 
 Stanhope, Gentleman, l)orn Novemljer 17, 1861 ; (3) Edward 
 Collingwood Spencer-Stanhope, Gentleman, born March a. 
 1863 ; (4) Hugh Robert Spencer-Stanhope, Gentleman, born 
 April 21, 1864, died January 6, 1865; (5) Philip Bertie 
 Spencer-Stanhope. Gentleman. l)orn December 17, 1868; 
 Mary Gertrude Elizabeth ; Cecily Winifred [married Lieut.- 
 Col. Fitzgerald Wintour. and died 1904] ; Margaret Isabel ; 
 Alice Mildred [married, March 31, 1891, Charles A. Fellowes 
 of Shotesham, in the county of Norfolk, and died August 
 10, 1892] ; Winifred Julia ; and Mary, died February 7, 187c. 
 6Va/f — Cannon Hall, near Barnsley ; Horsforth Hall, in 
 the county of York. 
 
 Thk Ven. Archdeacon ANDREW NATHANIEL 
 WADHAM SPENS (Archdeacon of Lahore). Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, or a lion rampant gules, within 
 a bordure of the last, charged with eight roses argent, in 
 the dexter chief point a heart consigned with an Imperial 
 crown, both proper, for difference ; 2 and 3 gyronny of eight 
 or and sable, the whole within a bordure or, for difference. 
 M antling gules doubled or. Crest— Upon a wreath of his 
 liveries, a hart's head erased proper. Motto — "Si Dens 
 quis contra." Postal address — 
 
 ARCHIBALD LOCKHART SPENS, Esquire, formerly 
 ofLathaIlan,Stirlingshire,J.P.co.Devon,formerlyH.E.I.C.S. 
 Born 1834, being the eldest son of Archibald Spens, Esq., 
 of Lathallan, J. P. cos. Stirling and Fife, who d. 1869. 
 by his wife Henrietta, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Valiant, 
 K. C. B. and K. H. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 4 , 
 
 or, a lion rampant gules within a bordure of the last, charged 
 with eight roses argent (for Sf)ens) ; 2 and 3, gyronny of 
 eight or and sable (for Campbell of Glendouglas). Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, a hart's head erased proper. Motto— "Si Deus 
 quis contra?" Married, 1859, Caroline, dau. of Thomas 
 Waller, Esq. ; and has, with other Issue — Archibald 
 Thomas Spens, Gentleman, b. 1876. Residence — Dun- 
 ruadh, Paignton, Devon. 
 
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 JOHN ALEXANDER SPENS, Gentleman, Writer. 
 Bor7i July 11, 1847, being the third surviving son of the 
 late William Spens, Actuary, Glasgow, by his wife Janet 
 Hill, dau. of Walter Cook, W.S., Edinburgh. Armorial 
 bearings (L.O., matric. 1780, rematric. 1895)— Quarterly 
 I and 4, or, a lion rampant gules within a bordure of the 
 last, charged with eight roses argent, in dexter chief point 
 a heart ensigned with an imperial crown both proper ; 2 
 and 3, gyronny of eight or and sable, the whole within a bor- 
 dure invected, parted per pale azure and ermine. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a hart's head erased proper ; and 
 in an escroll over the same this Motto, "Si Deus quis 
 contra." Married, July 20, 1881, Sophie Nicol, daughter of 
 Hugh Baird ; and has Issue — William Spens, Gentleman, 
 
 1885; (2) Robert Francis Connal Spens, Gentleman, born 
 Oct. II, 1890; Emily Jessie Campbell; Janet Dorothy; 
 
 born May 31, 1882; (2) Hugh Baird Spens, Gentleman, 
 born January i, 1885; (3) John Ivan Spens, Gentle- 
 man, born February 22, 1890 ; (4) Thomas Patrick Spens, 
 Gentleman, born July 10, 1894. Postal addresses — 25 Park 
 Circus, Glasgow ; Kippendavie Lodge, Dunblane, Perth- 
 shire. Clubs — Western (Glasgow), University (Edinburgh), 
 County (Stirling). 
 
 NATHANIEL SPENS, Gentleman. Born April 22,1850, 
 being the fifth son of William Spens, Actuary, Glasgow, by 
 his wife Janet Hill, daughter of Walter Cooi<, W.S., Edin- 
 burgh. Clubs — Junior Carlton, County (Stirling), Western 
 (Glasgow). Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, a lion rampant gules, within a bor- 
 dure of the last, charged with eight roses argent, in the dexter 
 chief point a heart ensigned with an imperial crown both 
 proper ; 2 and 3, gyronny of eight or and sable, the whole 
 within a bordure invected, parted per fesse ermine and 
 azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled or ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a hart's head erased 
 proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' Si 
 Deus quis contra." Married, July 26, 1882, Emily Jessie, 
 daughter of William Connal of Solsgirth ; and has Issue — 
 (i) William Patrick Spens, Gentleman, born August 9, 
 
 and Mary Helen. 
 London, S.W. 
 
 Postal address — 13 Queensgate Terrace, 
 
 Sir PETER SPOKES, Knight Bachelor (1872) J. P. 
 for the borough of Reading, and sometime Mayor (1869- 
 
 1871). Born 1830, being the elder son of the late Peter 
 Spokes of Wallingford, in the co. of Berkshire, by his 
 
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 wife Mary. Hnu. of the late John Hunt of Cholsey. 
 Armorial tioartnfl — Azure, on a pile, bctwt-cn two fasces 
 erect or. thr«?e cathcrine-whcels pules. Uj>on the cscut- 
 cbeon is placed a ht-lmet IjelUting his dcgrw. with a manl- 
 Ung aaure and or ; and for his Oreit, u fasces in pale, 
 between two ostrich feathers; with the MottO, "Fiat 
 justitia niat coelunn." Married, 1852, Rebecca Sarah, dau. 
 of the late William John Silverthornc of Brighton ; and has 
 witlj other Issue— (\) I 'etcr Si<lncy Spokes, Esquire, Member 
 of the Royal College of Surgeons, b, 185a ; (a) Arthur 
 Hewett Spokes, Esquire, Recorder of Reading, Darrister- 
 at-Law, burn 1854 ; and a fourth son, Russell Spokes, 
 E^uire flo whom refer]. Postal address — as Chester 
 Terrace, London, N.W. C/«*— City Liberal 
 
 RUSSELL SPOKES, Esquire, Member of the London 
 County Council. Horn October la, 1865, being the fourth 
 son of Sir I'cter Spokes, Knight Bachelor and Justice of 
 
 the Peace [to whom refer], by his wife Rebecca, daughter 
 of the late John William Silverthornc. Clubs — City Liberal, 
 National Liberal Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Azure, on a pile between two fasces erect or, three 
 catherine-wheels, two and one gules, in chief a martlet for 
 difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a fasces erect between 
 two ostrich feathers; with the Motto, " Fiat justitia ruat 
 coelum." Married, February 17, 1887, Jane Eliza, only 
 daughter of the late John Corner of Whitby, in the county 
 of York; and has /fw— John Corner Spokes, Gentleman, 
 bom January 21 , 1890 ; Margery ; and Jeanie Russell. Postal 
 a</</r«j« — Denmark Lodge, Brighton; Broad Sanctuary 
 Chambers, Westminster, S.W. 
 
 SPOTTISWOODE, quartered by HARVIE-BROWN. 
 
 JOHN RODERICK CHARLES HERBERT SPOT- 
 TISWOODE of that Ilk. Gentleman. Born Oct. 10, 1882, 
 being the eldest son of the late Charles Herbert (second son 
 of the late Rt, Hon. Henry Arthur Herbert of Muckross, co. 
 Kerry. Lord-Lieut, and M.P. for that co. and Col. Kerry 
 Militia, Chief Secretary for Ireland, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 James Balfour of Whittinghame), by his second wife Helen, 
 only child of the late Lt.-Col. Andrew Spottiswoode ; and 
 on succeeding to the Spottiswoode estates under the terms of 
 the entail he assumed the name and arms of Spottiswoode. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, on a chevron gules, between 
 three oak-trees eradicted vert, a boar's head couped or. 
 
 MantilTig gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his 
 liveries, an eagle rismg pro|)er, looking at the sun in splen- 
 dour or. Supporters — Two savages, wreathed alniut the 
 head and middle with hiurd, and each iiokliiij,' a club on 
 his exterior shoulder all projxjr. Motto — " Patior ut iK)tiar." 
 Seat — Spottiswoode, co. lierwick. Town residence — 3 Stan- 
 hope Place, Hyde Park. 
 
 STEPHEN EDWARD SPRING-RICE, Escjuire, C.B. 
 Bom March 28, 1856, l)eing the eldest son of the Hon. 
 Thomas Charles William Spring- Rice (second son of the 
 Rt. Hon. the ist Baron Monteagle) and his wife Elizabeth 
 Margaret, dau. of Wm. Marshall, Esq., M.P. , of Patlerdale 
 Hall, Westmorland. Armorial bearing^ — Quarterly i 
 and 4, f)er pale indented argent and gules ; 2. azure, a lion 
 rampant or ; 3. lu^gent, on a chevron between three mascles 
 gules, as many cinquefoils argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion's face 
 aflront^e gules, ducally crowned or. Married, Jan. la, 
 1888, Julia Emma Isabella, sixth dau. of Sir Peter Fitz- 
 Gerald, Bart., Knight of Kerry; and has Issue — Edward 
 Dominick Spring- Rice, Esq., b. June 3, 1891 ; and Mary 
 Honora. Residence — i Bryanston Place, London, W. 
 Clubs — Athenaeum, Savile. 
 
 EMIL SPRINGMANN. Gentleman. Born April, a6, 
 1852, being the eldest son of the late Emil Springmann of 
 Drachenfels, West Derby, in the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster. Armorial bearings — Azure, a demi-man 
 affront^e couped proper, habited in a vest, holding in 
 the dexter hand a roll of paper between three water- 
 bougets all or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 man affront^e proper, habited in a vest, holding in the dexter 
 hand a roll of paper, and resting the sinister arm on a 
 water-bouget all or; with the Motto, "Sine Deo frustra." 
 Estate and postal address — Drachenfels, West Derby, Lan- 
 cashire. 
 
 HERMAN HENRY SPRINGMANN. Gentleman, 
 fourth son of the late Emil Springmann of Drachenfels, 
 West Derby, in the County Palatine of Lancaster. Armo- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, a demi-man 
 affront6e couped proper, habited in a vest, holding in the 
 dexter hand a roll of paper between three water-bougets all 
 or ; and for the Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 man affrontde proper, habited in a vest, holding in the dexter 
 hand a roll of paper, and resting the sinister arm on a water- 
 bouget all or ; with the MottO, "Sine Deo frustra." Postal 
 address — 
 
 JOHN HENRY SPRINGMANN. Gentleman, second 
 son of the late Emil Springmann of Drachenfels, West 
 Derby, in the County Palatine of Lancaster. Armorial 
 bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Azure, a demi-man affrontde 
 couped proper, habited in a vest, holding in the dexter 
 hand a roll of paper between three water-bougets all 
 or, and impaling the arms of Raffles, namely ermine, an 
 eagle with two heads displayed gules, charged on the 
 breast with an Eastern crown or, a chief vert, thereon 
 a cross crosslet fitchde of the third. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-man affrontde proper, habited in 
 a vest, holding in the dexter hand a roll of paper, and 
 resting the sinister arm on a water-bouget all or ; with the 
 Motto, "Sine Deo frustra." Married, December 17, 1885, 
 Beatrice Helena, third daughter of the late William Winter 
 Raffles, Gentleman, of Liverpool; and has Issue — John 
 Blanchard Springmann, Gentleman ; and four daughters. 
 Postal address — Beverley, Sefton Park, near Liverpool. 
 
 PAUL SPRINGMANN, Gentleman, Master of Arts, 
 third son of the late Emil Springmann of Drachenfels, West 
 Derby, in the County Palatine of Lancaster. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, a demi-man affrontde 
 couped proper, habited in a vest, holding in the dexter 
 hand a roll of paper, between three water-bougets all or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-man affrontde proper, habited 
 in a vest, holding in the dexter hand a roll of paper, and 
 resting the sinister arm on a water-bouget all or ; with the 
 
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 Motto, "Sine Deo frustra. 
 West Derby, Lancashire. 
 
 Postal address — Drachenfels, 
 
 §JOHN SPROT, Esquire, J. P. andD.L. for co. Rox- 
 burgh, Lieutenant-General in the Army; served with 
 83rd Regt. (now R. Irish Rifles) during the whole of the 
 Indian Mutiny (medal) 1857-1860, during the greater part 
 of which time as Executive Engineer to Rajpootana Field 
 Forces having charge of the Rajpootana States ; in 1869 
 he joined 91st Highlanders (now Argyll and Sutherland), 
 which he commanded 1869-1876, when he was appointed 
 A.A.G. and A.Q.M.G. for Scotland; subsequently com- 
 manded 31st Surrey (South London) Brigade for five years, 
 being in 1883 promoted Major-General on the active list, 
 retiring on a pension with step of hon. rank in 1885. Bom 
 March 12, 1830, being the eldest son of Mark Sprot, Esq., 
 of Riddell, J. P. and D.L. for Roxburghshire, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of John Sliewell. Livery— Dark invisible 
 blue, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Parted per 
 
 fesse gules and azure, three salmon haurient in fesse, each 
 with a ring in his mouth or, and in base a boar's head erased 
 of the last. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a heron 
 proper; with the Motto, " Parce qu'il me plait." Mar- 
 ried, firstly, October 19, 1869, Georgina Mary, daughter 
 of H. E. Surtees of Red worth Hall ; secondly, January 5, 
 1878, Cecilia Elizabeth, daughter of W. B. Doveton of 
 Corston ; thirdly, November 24, 1886, Charlotte Gertrude, 
 daughter of W. T. Cole of Boss Castle ; and has Issue— 
 (i) John Mark Francis Sprot, Gentleman, born November 
 12, 1881 ; (2) Alexander William Ramsay Sprot, Gentleman, 
 born January 5, 1883 ; (3) Cecile George Doveton Sprot, 
 Gentleman, born June 8, 1884; (4) Edward Walter Hearle 
 Sprot, Gentleman, 6. August 21, 1887 ; (5) Jack Hugh 
 Stewart Sprot, Gentleman, d. June 12, 1893 ; Agatha Eliza- 
 beth Margaretta ; Cecilia Mary Dorothea ; and Gertrude 
 Gladys Violet. Estates— R'lddetll, in the county of Rox- 
 burgh ; Upperton House, Eastbourne, in the county of 
 Sussex. Postal addresses — Riddell, Lilliesleaf, N.B. ; 
 Upperton House, Eastbourne ; Railway Stations, Hassen- 
 dean, St. Boswells, and Belses. Cluis — Constitutional, 
 New (Edinburgh), Sussex (Eastbourne). 
 
 GEORGE HENRY SPRULES, Esquire. Born Aug. 
 23, 1836, being the eldest son of John Sprules of 12 Victoria 
 Road, Kensington, by his wife Keziah, dau. of Thomas 
 Broomham. Livery — Daxk red, with white facings. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron chequy argent and 
 azure, ensigned with a tleur-de-lis of the second, between 
 two palmer's scrips in chief and a lion rampant in base 
 
 or. Mantling gules and argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for his Crest, a hunting-horn vert, garnished 
 or, stringed gules. MottO — "Speruo." Married, firstly, 
 Oct. 9, 1867, Mary Anne (rf. 1888), dau. of the late Robert 
 Wallbutton of New Cross; and secondly, Nov. i, 1B94, 
 Kate Ida {d. 1895), dau. of the late William Grogan, Picca- 
 dilly ; and has Issue (by his first marriage) — Robert George 
 Wallbutton Sprules, Gentleman, of Exeter Coll., Oxon. , 
 b. Nov. 22, 1878 ; Marianne Augusta Mercy [;«. Rev. F. 
 
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 A. Adams, M.A. , Rector of Doddinghurst] ; Rhoda Ade- 
 laide Jane \d. 1891) ; Jessie Beatrice {d. 1875) ; Alice Maude 
 \in. Sydney Charles King Farlow, M.A. of the Inner 
 Temple, Barrister-at-Law] ; and by his second marriage 
 twin daughters, Kathleen Joan and Eileen Margaret. He 
 ■m. , thirdly, Oct. 22, 1900, Margaret Lily, dau. of the late 
 Dr. John Fosse Harding, of Southborough, Kent ; and has 
 further Issue — Marjorie Lilias. Postal address — Manse 
 Field, Reigate, Surrey. 
 
 TREDENHAM HUGH SPRY, Esq., J. P. co. of Devon, 
 (formerly Carlyon, but assumed the surname of Spry in lieu 
 thereof, and the arms of Spry quarterly with those of Carlyon, 
 by Royal Licence 1893). Bom March 20, 1868, being the 
 eldest son of the late Horatio Carlyon, Gentleman, of 
 Cadwell, CO. Devon [seventh son of Major-Gen. Edward 
 Carlyon of Tregrehan and Greenaway, co. Cornwall, by his 
 wife Anna Maria, elder dau. of Admiral Thomas Spry 
 (formerly Davy) of Place and Tregolls, co. Cornwall], by 
 his wife Jane, dau. of John Lomas, M.D. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, two bars or, in chief a 
 chevronel of the last (for Spry) ; 2 and 3, sable, a plate 
 between three towers argent, each charged with a cross 
 crosslet gules (for Carlyon). Mantling azure and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a dove argent. 
 
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 tlanding i>n a serpent nowrd nroper (for Spry) ; a. on a 
 wreftth of the colours, r dcnii-lion rampant gules, cluc.-«lly 
 crownrd or, holding between the paws a beiant. Motto— 
 
 " Soyez sage et simple." 5^«/— Witherdon, Germansweelc, 
 CO. Devon. C/«*j— Windham, Isthmian. 
 
 STABLE (Ped. H. Coll.). Argent, a saltire between 
 four acorns slipped giiles, on a chief of the last three 
 mullets pierced of the first. Mantling gules and argent. 
 
 Sons of late Roliert Scott Stable, Gentleman, m. 
 
 Katherine IJarrett. d. of Major Wintringham I^s- 
 
 combe : — 
 
 Daniel Wintringham Stable, Esq., J. P. co. Montgomery, 
 
 LL.B., Barrister-at-Law [Arms as above, impaling 
 
 the arms of Law, namely — Quarterly, i and 4. argent, 
 
 an eiigle displayed with two heads vert, charged on the 
 
 breast with a sun in splendour, and each wing with a pale 
 
 or, between in the first and fourth quarters an olive branch 
 
 slipped proper, and in the second and third a rose gules 
 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion 
 gules, holding between the paws a mullet of six points 
 pierced argent, an acorn between two mullets pierced fesse- 
 ways of the last. Motto— ' ' Virtute. ' * 
 
 (Law) ; 2 and 3, sable, gutt^-d'eau, three roses argent (Still)], 
 i. 1856 ; m. 1884, Gertrude Mary, d. of George Still Law of 
 Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. Oxon. ; and has 
 issue — (i) Loscombe Law Stable, Gentleman, i. 1886 ; (2) 
 Wintringham Norton Stable, Gentleman, i. 1888 ; and 
 Enid Gertrude. Estate — Gellidywyll, Llanbrynmair, in the 
 CO. of Montgomery. Post. add. — Wanstead, Essex. Club 
 — Constitutional. 
 
 Ernest Robert Stable, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. 
 Cantab., b. 1857. 
 
 Alfred Henry Stable, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 1859; 
 m. 1891, Ada Louisa Huntington, d. of the late Rev. Henry 
 John Huntington, B.A. Ch. Coll., Cambs., Chaplain to 
 H.B.M. Consulate at Leghorn, Marseilles, and Malaga; 
 and has issue— (i) Geoffrey Scott Stable, Gentleman, b. 
 1891 ; (2) Robert Henry Stable, Gentleman, b. 1893; (3) 
 Hugh Huntington Stable, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; and Olive 
 Louise. Post. add. — Minterne, Swanage, Dorset. 
 
 Capt. Russell Loscombe Stable, Capt. and Brevet-Major 
 in Loyal North Lancashire Regt., b. 1866; in. 1896, Marian 
 Emma Campbell, who died 7 Sept. 1900, only d. of Daniel 
 Colin Campbell, Esq., of Rosewood, Ascot, Berkshire ; and 
 has issue — (i) Russell Colin Stable, b. 1897. Post. add. — 
 Glenhurst, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire. Club — Naval 
 and Military. 
 
 Son of Benjamin Penfold Stable, Gentleman, m. 
 Marian Annie, d. of Jeremy Dionnell of Melbourne, 
 Australia : — 
 
 Jeremiah Joseph Stable, Gentleman, b. 1883. 
 
 JOHN PERCY LISTER DURELL STABLES, Gentle- 
 man. Armorial bearings -Argent, on a saltire gules, a 
 mullet of six points between four acorns slipped saltireways 
 or, a chief invected of the second, thereon an acorn slipped 
 between two mullets of six p>oints of the first. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion gules, semde of acorns slipped or, holding 
 between the paws a plate charged with a mullet of six 
 points azure. 
 
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 STABLES (H. Coll.). Per pale gules and sable, a 
 pillar or, between two flaunches argent, on each a cliaplet 
 of oak vert. Mantling gules and argent. Crest^On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a rock a castle with two towers 
 
 proper, surmounted by as many branches of oak fructed 
 and in saltire vert. Motto — " Per ardua stabilis." 
 
 Son of Henry Stables, Gentleman, b. ; d. ; m. 
 , Mary Elizabeth, d. of Eccles Haigh of Bemerside, 
 
 Freshfield ; — 
 Harold Rolleston Stables, Gentleman, d. i July 1886. 
 J?es. — Apsley Paddox, Oxford. 
 
 Yr. sons of James Stables, Esq., J. P., 6. 1814; d. 1901 ; 
 
 m. , Mary Ann, d. of Charles Dey : — 
 Ashley Stables, Gentleman, d. 22 Nov. 1848 ; m. i 
 Sept. 1887, Caroline, d. of Christopher Bracewell. J?es. — 
 30 Bramham Gardens, South Kensington, London, S. W, 
 Clud — National. 
 
 Rev. Walter Howard Stables, M.A. (Camb.), Mus. B. 
 (Oxon.), Vicar of Far Headingley, Leeds, 6. 28 Nov. 1861 ; 
 VI. 9 July 1889, Harriet Emily, d. of Rev. Canon Francis 
 Morse, Vicar of St. Mary's, Nottingham ; and has issue— 
 (i) James Howard Stables, Gentleman, 6. 27 June 1885 ; 
 (2) Francis Hugh Anthony Stables, Gentleman, d. 29 Nov. 
 1889 ; and Katharine Audrey. Has. — St. Chad's Vicarage, 
 Far Headingley, Leeds. Clui — Leeds Club (Leeds). 
 
 STAFFORD, quartered by JERNINGHAM, 
 
 EDWARD CHARLES STAFFORD- KING- HAR- 
 MAN, Gentleman, of Rockingham, Boyle, co. Roscommon. 
 Born April 13, 1891, being the eldest son of Thomas Joseph 
 Stafford, Esq., F.R. C.S.I. , Commissioner of Local Govern- 
 ment Board, Ireland, by his wife Frances Agnes, only 
 surviving child and heir of the late Col. the Rt. Hon. 
 Edward Robert King-Harman, M.P. (by his wife Emma 
 Frances, dau. of Sir William Worsley, ist Baronet) ; and 
 assumed the additional surnames and arms of King-Harman 
 by Royal Licence dated Feb. 3, 1900. Armorial bearing — 
 Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. and iiii., sable, a chevron 
 between three rams passant argent, attired or (for Harman) ; 
 ii. and iii., gules, two lions rampant combatant, supporting 
 a dexter hand couped at the wrist and erect argent (for 
 King) ; 2 and 3, or, a chevron engrailed gules, between 
 in chief two fleams sable, and in base a trefoil slipped vert, 
 a bordure of the last (for Stafford). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal crest coronet or, a 
 dexter arm, armed and erect in pale proper, cuffed argent, 
 the hand also proper, grasping two slips of roses, one gules. 
 
 the other argent, stalked, seeded, and leaved proper (for 
 Harman) ; 2. out of a ducal crest coronet or, a dexter 
 hand erect, the third and fourth fingers turned down proper 
 (for King) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a swan's head 
 couped at the neck, holding in the bill a fleam or (for 
 Stafford). Seai — Rockingham, Boyle, Ireland. Residence — 
 9 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. 
 
 The Late Sir JOHN STAINER, Knight Bachelor 
 (1888), M.A., Mus. Doc. (Oxon.), Honorary Fellow of 
 Magdalen Coll., Hon. D.C.L. and Mus. Doc. (Durham). 
 Born June 6, 1840. Armorial bearings— Per chevron 
 gules and or, in base a stork proper, a chief of the 
 second, thereon two branches of laurel saltirewise and 
 slipped between two reed-pipes proper. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit arm erect, 
 the hand holding a reed-pipe in bend sinister, a wreath of 
 laurel all proper. Motto — " Onerari est honorari. " Married, 
 1865, only surviving child of Thomas Randall, J. P., of 
 Oxford; and has Issue — (i) John F. R. Stainer, Esq., 
 B.C.L., M.A. (Magd. Coll., Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, 
 b. t866; (2) Edward Stainer, Esq., B.M., M.A. (Magd. 
 Coll., Oxon.), b. 1869 ; (3) Charles L. Stainer, Esq., M.A. 
 (Ch. Ch., Oxon.), b. 1871; (4) William E. Stainer, Esq., 
 M.A. (Ch. Ch., O.xon.), b. 1873; E. Cecie ; and Ellie 
 [m., 185s, F- P- M. Schiller, B.A., Barrister-at-Law]. 
 Residence — 10 South Parks Road, Oxford. Clubs — Athe- 
 naeum, United University. 
 
 STAINFORTH (H. Coll.). Ermine, three bars indented 
 azure, each charged with a mascle in pale or. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of a mount vert, thereon an arm in armour, couped 
 at the elbow and fessewise, the hand in a gauntlet holding 
 a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt or, five mascles 
 interlaced and fesseways of the last. Motto — " Non deficit 
 alter." 
 
 Sons of Richard John Stainforth of Hutton Lodge, 
 Sheriff Hutton, co. Yorks, b. ; d. ; m. , 
 Juliana Maria (residing in Brussels), d. of : — 
 
 STAINSBY. quartered by CARLETON and PIGOTT- 
 CARLETON. 
 
 STAINTON, see GILLESPIE-STAINTON. 
 
 STANCOMB. Azure, on a chevron argent, between 
 three lambs' heads couped proper, as many roses gules, on 
 a chief of the second three garbs of the third. Mantling 
 
 azure and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a rock a paschal lamb proper, supporting with his 
 sinister fore-foot a garb vert. Motto — "Do right, fear 
 not." Livery — Dark blue, silver braid. 
 
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 Son of William Stancombe, Esq., J. P. and D.L. 
 
 Wilts (High Sheriff 1879), ^. i8ia; </. 190a; m. 1841, 
 
 Ikidget Dowing Bowles, d. of Ciiorles liowlcs Hare of 
 
 Bristol :— 
 William Stancomb, Esq., J. P. co. Wilts, M.A., d. 1850; 
 m. 1873, Frances Grace, ygst. d. of George Milward, Esq., 
 J. P., of Lechlade Manor; and has issue — (i) William 
 Stancombe, Gentleman, ^. 1874 ; (a) Arthur Milward 
 Stancombe, Gentleman, i. i88a ; (3) John Stancombe, 
 Gentleman, *. 1883; IDorothy Mary Hare; Ina Frances; 
 and Madeline Grace. Seat— Blount's Court, Devizes, 
 
 HENRY NOAILLES WIDDRINGTON STANDISH. 
 Gentleman. Bom Nov. 2, 1847, being the elder son of 
 the late Charles Henry Lionel Widdrington Standish of 
 Standish Hall, by his wife Sabine de Noailles, dau. of the 
 Due de Poix, aunt of Antoine, IVince de Poi.x, a Grandee 
 of Sp.-iin of th(! first class. Armorial bearing^ — Sable, 
 three standing dishes argent. Mantling sahle and argent. 
 Gnat — On a wreath of the colours, an owl with a rat in his 
 talons proper. Married, Oct. 10, 1870, Helene de Pertisse 
 Des Qirs, dau. of the Comte Des Cars (France). Seats — 
 Standish Hall, near Wigan; Montjoye, Kambouillet, 
 Seine-et-Oise, France. Club — Marlborough. 
 
 STANDISH (R.L., 1834, H. 
 standishes two and one argent. 
 
 Coll.). Sable, three 
 Mantling sable and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an owl argent, 
 beaked and legged or, standing on a rat proper. Livery— 
 (dress) white with black facings, (undress) black with white 
 collar and cuffs. 
 
 Son of William Cecil Standish, Gentleman, of New 
 
 Park, Brockenhurst, Hants, b. 1821 ; d. 1885 ; m. 
 
 1855. Emma, d. of William Robins of Hagley House, 
 
 Stowbridge : — 
 William Pery Standish, Esq., J.P. cos. Cumberland 
 (High Sheriff 1902) and Hants, late Capt. East Yorks. 
 Regt., b. i860; m. 1901, Evelyn Cecilia, eld. d. of Charles 
 Nicholas Paul Phipps, Esq., of Chalcot, Wilts; and has 
 issue— Edward William Standish, Gentleman, b. 1903; 
 and Etheldreda Mary. 5<ra/j— Scaleby Castle, Carlisle; 
 Marwell Hall. Winchester ; Barckenhill Tower, Longtown, 
 Cumberland. C/k^j— Naval and Military, Boodle's. 
 
 STANFORD, qurrtered by BROOKE and THOMAS- 
 ST.\NFORD. 
 
 STANHOPE, see HARRINGTON. SCUDAMORE- 
 STANHOPE, and SPENCER-STANHOPE. 
 
 BEVILLE STANIER, lisquirc, J.P. co. Salop, Bom 
 June la, 1867, being the second son of the late Francis 
 Stanier, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff of the co. of 
 Salop 1894, by his wife Caroline, dau. of General Justice 
 of Green Park, Bath. Livery— Dds\i green. Armorial 
 bearing*— Quiu-terly i and 4, gules, on a fesse engrailed 
 
 between three mullets of six points or, a boar's head 
 couped of the field (for Broade) ; 2 and 3, or, on a pile 
 azure, ten escallops, four, three, two, and one (for .Stanier). 
 Mantling gules and or. Crests- 1. on a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert, a boar's head erect or. trans- 
 fixed by an arrow fesseways proper (for Broade) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, in front of a griffin's head 
 erased proper, three escallops or. Mottoes — "Pro Deo et 
 rege;" " Pietate fortior." Married, Htc. 12, 1894, Sarah 
 Constance, dau. of Rev. B. Gibbons of Waresley, Wor- 
 cestershire ; and has Issue— (i) Alexander Beville Gibbons 
 Stanier, Gentleman, b. Jan. 31, 1899; (2) Philip Francis 
 Stanier, Gentleman, b. Sept. 6, 1901 ; and Dulce Con- 
 stance. Estates— Fepiovi and Harcourt Manor. Seats — 
 Peplow Hall, Market Drayton, Salop ; Harcourt Manor, 
 Stanton, Shrewsbury. C/«*— Windham. 
 
 FRANK JUSTICE STANIER, Esquire, J.P. co. Staf- 
 ford. Born 1862. being the eldest son of the late Francis 
 Stanier, Esq., J.P. cos. Stafford and Salop, D.L. for 
 the latter, High Sheriff 1894, late Capt. 3rd King's Own 
 Staffordshire Militia, by his wife Caroline, dau. of Gen. 
 Justice of Green Park, Bath. Armorial bearingrs — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules, on a fesse engrailed between three 
 mullets of six points or, a bear's head couped of the field 
 (for Broade) ; 2 and 3, on a pile azure ten escallops, four, 
 three, two, and one (for Stanier). Mantling gules and 
 or. Crests— I. (Broade) on a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert a bear's head erect or, transfixed by an arrow 
 fessewise proper ; 2. (Stanier) on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a griffin's head erased proper, three escallops or. 
 Mottoes — " Pro Deo et rege," " Pietate fortier." Married 
 1894, Beatrice, younger dau. of Dr. Wharton P. Hood. 
 
 ALFRED EDWARD STANILAND, Gentleman. Born 
 May 30, 1861, being the fifth son of Meaburn Staniland, 
 Esq. , J. P. CO. of Lincoln, M. P. for Boston 1859-65, 1866-67, 
 by his wife Emma, dau. of R. W. Stainbank of Skirbeck, 
 CO. Lincoln. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, i and 4, per 
 fesse or and vert, a pale counterchanged, three eagles dis- 
 played two and one, and as many flint stones one and two 
 all proper (for Staniland) ; 2 and 3, azure, an estoile or 
 between four bezants in saltire, in each corner of the field 
 a castle argent (for Stainbank). Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed 
 
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 proper, on each wing a pale or, and in either claw a flint 
 stone as in the arms. Motto— " Stabilis." Clubs— Ox- 
 lord, Isthmian. 
 
 MEABURN STANILAND, Esquire, J. P. for the parts 
 of Lindsay, co. Lines., F.G.S., Associate Royal School 
 of Mines. Born 1853, being the third son of Meaburn 
 Staniland, Esq., of Harrington Hall, J. P. co. of Lincoln, 
 M.P. for Boston 1859-65, 1866-67, by his wife Emma, 
 dau. of R. W. Stainbank of Skirbeck, co. Lincoln. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 6, per fesse or and 
 
 vert, a pale counterchanged, three eagles displayed two 
 and one, and as many flint stones one and two all proper 
 (for Staniland) ; 2, azure, an estoile or between four bezants 
 in saltire, in each corner of the field a castle argent (for 
 Stainbank) ; 3, argent, on a fesse invected between two 
 escallops in chief and an eagle displayed in base all sable, 
 an escallop between two eagles displayed or (Reeve); 4, 
 sable, a chevron ermine between three estoiles argent 
 (Brewester) ; 5, argent, on a cross engrailed gules, five 
 mullets or (Edmonds). Mantling vert and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed proper, on 
 each wing a pale or, and in either claw a flint stone as 
 in the arms. Motto —" Stabilis. " Residence -0\d Hall, 
 Langton, Spilsby, Lines. Club — Reform. 
 
 second dau. of Musgrave Anderson, by his wife Lady 
 Wrixon, of Melbourne, Australia; and has Issue — Charles 
 Sidney Bowen Wentworth Stanley, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 1892 ; and Barbara Charlotte Wentworth Stanley. Seat — 
 Longstowe Hall, Cambridgeshire. Residence — Longstowe 
 House, Cambridgeshire. 
 
 S EDWARD JAMES STANLEY, Esquire, M.P. for 
 Bridgwater Division of co. Somerset, J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Somerset, High Sheriff 1880, D.L. for the Co. 
 Palatine of Lancaster. Born Dec. 16, 1826, being the eldest 
 son of the late Edward Stanley, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , of 
 Cross Hall, co. Lancashire, by his wife Mary, commonly 
 known as Lady Mary, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the 8th Earl of 
 Lauderdale. Livery — Blue coat, scarlet vest. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a bend azure, three stags' heads 
 caboshed or, and upon an escutcheon of pretence for and in 
 right of his wife, the arms of Labouchere, namely, quarterly 
 ermine and azure, in the second and third quarters a cross 
 patonce or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree, with a Mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, an 
 
 STANLEY, quartered by MURRAY. 
 
 CHARLES WENTWORTH STANLEY, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L. CO. Cambs. , M.A. (Trin. Coll., Cambs.), Hon. Major 
 4th Suffolk Regt. Born Feb. i860, being the eldest son of 
 Sidney Stanley, Esq., M.A., J. P. and D.L. for the co. of 
 Cambridge, and J. P. for the co. of Huntingdon, by his wife 
 Sarah, dau. of Edmund Foster of Cambridge. Club — 
 Wellington. Livery — Dark blue and silver. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure, a saltire between two 
 stags' heads caboshed bendways between two bendlets en- 
 grailed argent (for Stanley) ; 2 and 3 per chevron gules and 
 sable, a chevron nebuly between two leopards' faces in chief 
 and an escallop in base or (for Wentworth). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crests — -i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-stag sable bezant(5e, holding between the 
 legs a saltire or (for Stanley) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a griffin ermine, wings chequy argent and 
 sable, resting the de-xter claw on an escallop or. Motto — 
 " Frangas non flectes," Married, Dec. 1890, Helen Maud, 
 
 eagle or, preying on an infant proper, swaddled gules. 
 Married, Sept. 19, 1872, Mary, commonly known as the 
 Hon. Mary, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the ist Baron Taunton ; 
 and has Issue — (i. Henry Thomas Stanley, Gentleman, 
 B.A. Oxford, 25th Company Imperial Yeomanry, killed in 
 action at Hekpoort, South Africa, Sept. 16, 1900, b. Aug. 
 20, 1873 ; (2) Edward Arthur Vesey Stanley, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 30, 1879 ; and Evelyn Mary. Seats — Quantock 
 Lodge, Bridgwater, and Cross Hali, Lancashire. Residence 
 —29 Belgrave Square. Clubs — Travellers', Carlton. 
 
 The Reverend BEAUCHAMP WALTER STAN- 
 NUS, M.A. (Dublin), Rector of Arrow, near Alcester. 
 Born 1821, being the son of the late Very Rev. James 
 Stannus, Dean of Ross, co. Antrim, by Elizabeth his wife, 
 dau. of Sir Erasmus Dixon Borrowes, 6th Bart. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a fesse between three pigeons rising 
 azure, a tiger's face proper between two mullets of the first ; 
 and upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Vesey- 
 Fitzgerald, namely, quarterly i and 4, ermine a saltire gules 
 
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 (for Filxgerald) ; a and 3 or, on a cross snble, a (Mtrinrchal 
 cross of the Held (for Vescy). M a w t lln y axurc and argent ; 
 ami for his Omt, upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot's 
 head proper, collared and lined or, holding in the mouth a 
 martlet sahlc. MottO— " Et vi et virtule." Married, April 
 03. >8S7. "o"- Mal>ella Gtraldinc, eldest dau. and coheiress 
 of the Kt. Hon. Henry Vesey-Filrgerald, last Baron Fitz- 
 gerald and N'esey (extinct). Postal address— The Rectory, 
 Arrow, near Alcester. 
 
 GERALD WALTER JAMES FITZGERALD STAN- 
 NUS, Gentleman, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Walter Trevor Stannus, Esq., of Lisburn, 
 CO. Antrim, and Moneymore, co. Londonderry, LL.D., 
 D.L. CO. Antrim, and J. P. cos. Down, Tyrone, and Lon- 
 donderry, by his wife the Hon. Catherine Geraldine Vesey 
 Fitzgerald, fourth dau. of Henry, Rt. Hon. 3rd and last Lord 
 Fitzgerald and Vesey. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 4, argent, on a fesse l)etween three pigeons rising 
 azure, a tiger's face proper Ixjiween two mullets of the 
 first (Stannus) ; a and ,1 or, on a cross sable, a patriarchal 
 cross of the field (for Vesey). Mantling azure and argent. 
 Or««t— On a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head proper, 
 collared and lined or, holding in the mouth a martlet sable. 
 Motto— "Et vi et virtute." Married, 1904. Margaret 
 Evelyn, dau. of Duncan Cameron of Canterbury, N.Z. 
 J^esidence— The Manor House, Lisburn, co. Antrim. 
 
 JAMES JOHN STANNUS, Esquire, J.P., being the 
 third son of the late Thomas Stannus, an Officer in the 9th 
 lancers, by his wife Catherine Sophia, dau. of Robert 
 Hamilton of Consilla. Armorial bearings- Argent, on a 
 fesse between three pigeons rising azure, a tiger's face 
 prop)er between two mullets of the first. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a talbot's 
 head proper, collared and lined or, holding in the mouth a 
 martlet sable. Motto — " Et vi et virtute." Married, 1867, 
 Rose Mary, dau. of John Armstrong of Graigaveme, Queen's 
 County; and has /ssue — (i) Thomas Robert Alexander 
 Stannus, Gentleman, d. Sept. 29, 1870 [m., March 5, 1895, 
 Elizabeth Graydon, only dau. of John Graydon Smith, Esq., 
 Capt. 7th Royal Fusiliers, of Baltiboys, Blessington, co. 
 Wicklow, and has issue, Rose Thelma, and LetitiaCatherine], 
 He married secondly, Julia Sophia, dau. of William Blosse 
 Armstrong, late 9th Lancers, of Lisnagrough, co. Tipperary, 
 and has had issue), (2) William Trevor Stannus, Gentleman, 
 deceased. Residence — The Elms, Portarlington, Queen's 
 County. 
 
 THOMAS ROBERT STANNUS. Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Antrim. Bom Sept. 21, 1818, being the eldest son of the late 
 Very Rev. James Stannus, Dean of Ross, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth, third dau. of Sir Erasmus Dixon Borrowes, 6th Bart., 
 of Gilltown, CO. Kildare. C/«3— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 Livery — Dark chocolate or brown. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a fesse between three pigeons rising azure, 
 a tiger's face proper between two mullets of the first. 
 Uf>on the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a talbot's head prop>er, collared 
 and lined or, in the mouth a martlet sable. MottO — " Et 
 vi et virtute." Married, December i, 1869, Margaret 
 Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Wayne, Esq. , late of Glan- 
 dare, Aberdare, in the county of Glamorgan ; J.P. for that 
 CO. and for co. of Brecon ; and has Issue— An only child, 
 Rowena Elizabeth Dorothy [m., 1894, Harold W. S. Gray]. 
 Estate — Maghraleave, Lisburn, in the county of Antrim. 
 Postal address — Maghraleave, Lisburn, Ireland. 
 
 STANSFIELD (H. Coll.). Vert, a rose between four 
 goats statant, two in chief and as many in base all argent. 
 man t lin g vert and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, an ibis close, between two 
 branches of a date-tree fructed all proper. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Stansfield of Roomfield, Halifax, co. 
 York :— 
 Thomas Edward Knowles Stansfield, Gentleman, b. 
 Res. — Baldwyn's Park, Dartford, co. Kent. 
 
 STANTON, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 S EDWIN WILFRID STANYFORTH, Esquire, 
 Major Yorkshire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry, J.P. 
 
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 for CO. York (by Royal Licence, dated Dec. 7, 1887, he 
 and his issue were authorised to take the surname of 
 Stanyforth instead of, and in substitution of, that of Green- 
 wood, and to bear the arms of .Stanyforth, in accordance 
 with the will of his great-uncle, the Rev. Thomas Stany- 
 forth). Born June 28, 1861, being the son of John Green- 
 woodf, Elsq., of Swarcliffe Hall, co. York, M.P., J. P., and 
 D.L., W Louisa Elizabeth his wife, eldest dau. of Nathaniel 
 Clark Barnardiston of The Ryes, co. Suffolk. Armorial 
 bearings — Erminois, on a fesse wavy gules, three lions 
 
 rampant argent. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a lion sejant ermine, 
 gorged with a collar azure, thereon three plates. MottO — 
 " Suivez raison." Married, March 12, 1888, Mary Evelyn, 
 only child and heir of Admiral Thomas Barnardiston ; and 
 has /w«^— Ronald 1 homas Stanyforth, Gentleman, b. May 
 30, 1892 ; and Madge. Seat — Kirk Hammerton Hall, co. 
 York. C/«*j— White's, Orleans, Wellington. 
 
 SYDNEY FRANCIS STAPLES, Esquire. Bom Dea 
 26, 1866, being the second son of the late Sir John Staples, 
 K.C.M.G., by his wife Mary Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Henry 
 Gillett of Hampstead. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 chevron engrailed azure, guttde-d'eau, between three escutch- 
 eons sable, each charged with a staple of the first. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crest — Upon the battlements of a 
 tower or, a swan rising argent, beaked and legged proper, 
 ducally gorged or, in the beak a staple sable. Married, 
 June 6, 18^, Violet Maud Margaret, dau. of Sir Albert 
 Altman ; and has Issue -Dorothy Violet Alice ; and Muriel 
 Maud Mabel. C/k3 — Camera. 
 
 FREDERICK JOHN STAPLES- BROWNE, Esq., 
 J. P., Barrister-at-Law. Born Nov. i, 1844, being the only 
 son of the late Richard I homas Staples-Browne of Launton, 
 Oxon, by Ann, dau. of the late Robert Brettle Bate. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, a bend en- 
 grailed ermine, on a chief argent an escallop gules, between 
 two torteaux (for Browne) ; 2 and 3 ermine, on a bend 
 azure, between two fleurs-de-lis gules, three leopards' heads 
 jessant-de-lis or (for Staples). Mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 displayed sable, wings fretty, resting each claw on a mullet 
 or (for Browne) ; 2. out of a crown vallery argent, a lion's 
 
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 head affrontde gules, sem^e-de-lis, and ducally crowned 
 or (for Staples). Motto — "Sans Dieu rien." Married, 
 April 25, 1867, Mary Jane, only dau. of Charles Edward 
 Molineux, Esq., J. P., of Oakley House, Penkridge, co. 
 
 Stafford ; and has Issue — Richard Charles Staples-Browne, 
 Gentleman, b. June 29, 1881 ; and Mary Frederica. Seat — 
 Brashfield House, Bicester ; and the Elms, Bampton, Ox- 
 fordshire. 
 
 FREDERICK ANNESLEY STAPLETON - BRE- 
 THERTON, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. Lanes., and J.P. 
 Hants; assumed by Royal Licence, dated June 23, 1884, the 
 additional surname of Stapleton, in compliance with a clause 
 in the will of Mary Stapleton-Bretherton (Marchesa Staple- 
 ton-Bretherton), widow, firstly, of William Gerard, and 
 secondly, of Hon. Gilbert Siapleton (brother of Miles 
 Thomas, Lord Beaumont), and only dau. and heiress of 
 Bartholomew Bretherton of Rainhill. Club — Windham. 
 Armorial bearings — Per chevron indented sable and 
 argent, in chief two lions passant and in base a cross raguly 
 flory counterchangd, and impaling the arms of Petre, 
 namely gules, a bend or, between two escallops argent. 
 Mantling' sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-unicorn argent, a portcullis 
 sable. Married, Sept. 14, 1869, Hgn. Isabella Mary, 
 second dau. of Rt. Hon. William Bernard, twelfth Lord 
 Petre; and has Issue— (\) Frederick Bartholomew Joseph 
 Stapleton-Bretherton, Gentleman, Lieut. Lancashire Hussars 
 Yeomanry Cavalry, b. Feb. 5, 1873 [m. , Aug. 29, 1894, Bertha 
 Mary, third dau. of the Hon. Albert Stourton] ; (2) Robert 
 Charles Lucius Stapleton-Bretherton, Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. 
 Royal Fusiliers, b. Aug. 31, 1875 ; (3) Edmund Joseph 
 Stapleton-Bretherton, Gentleman, b. Dec. 19, 1881 ; Mary 
 Isabella ; Evelyn Mary ; Agnes Mary ; Edith Mary ; Wini- 
 fred Mary ; and Ethel Mary. Seats — Heathfield House, 
 Fareham, Hants ; The Hall, Rainhill, Lanes. 
 
 STAPYLTON, see CHETWYND-STAPYLTON. 
 
 SMILES JOHN STAPYLTON, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L., North Riding, co. of York, Lord of the Manor 
 of Eston, Captain Yorkshire Hussars, late 21st Lancers. 
 Born March 28, 1869, being the eldest son of the late Martin 
 Bryan Stapylton, Gentleman, B.A., Oxon., and Barrister- 
 at-Law, by his wife Mary Jane, eldest dau. of John Brymer 
 of Ilsington House, Dorset. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a lion rampant sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — Out of a ducal coronet or, a Saracen's head proper. 
 Motto — "Fide sed cui vide." Married, Feb. 14, 1900, 
 Norah Evelyn, second d2u. of J. Horatio Love, Esq., J.P. 
 of Hawkhilis, Easingwold ; and has Issue — Miles Henry 
 
 Stapylton, Gentleman, h. Jan. 29, 1901 ; and Ursula 
 Evelyn Mary. Estates — Myton and Eston, near Middles- 
 borough, both in the co. of York. Seat — Myton Hall, 
 Helperby, York. Clubs — Cavalry, Yorkshire (York). 
 
 STARKE, see HAMILTON-STARKE. 
 
 STARKEY, see BARBER-STAR KEY. 
 
 ARTHUR STARKEY, Esquire, J.P. for co. Chester, of 
 Wrenbury Hall, co. Chester. Born June 6, 1847, being the 
 eldest son of the late Samuel Cross-Starkey, Esq., J.P-. 
 Major H. E.I.C.S. (retired), by his first wife Henrietta Suft, 
 dau. of General Manson, H. E.I.C.S. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a stork sable, beaked and 
 legged gules, a canton sable (for Starkey) ; 2 and 3 quarterly, 
 ermine and gules, in the first quarter a cross crosslet of the 
 last, and in the fourth quarter a plummet sable (for Cross). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — i. a stork's head 
 erased per pale azure and gules, crowned and gorged with 
 two bars gemel, and charged with an annulet also or, in the 
 mouth a snake proper, crowned gold (for Starkey) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a stork ermine, 
 beaked and legged gules, the foot resting on a cross crosslet 
 of the last, in the mouth a plummet sable (for Cross). Seat 
 — Wrenbury Hall, Nantwich, co. Chester. 
 
 EDWARD CHARLES STARKEY, Gentleman. Born 
 Nov. 25, 1840, being the second son of the late Thomas 
 Starkey, Esq.. J.P. for the West Riding, by his wife Char- 
 lotte, dau. of William Stanton of the Thrupp, Stroud. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a bend engrailed vair between 
 six storks sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a stork argent, semfe of 
 estoiles azure. Motto — "Homo proponit, Deus disponit." 
 Matried, July 1888, Eveline, dau. of R. Henty. Resi- 
 dence^ 
 
 SJOHN FREDERICK STARKEY, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Oxon., High Sheriff, late Captain War- 
 wickshire Yeomanry. Born April 11, 1839, being the second 
 son of the late John Starkey, Esq., J.P. for West Riding of 
 Yorkshire, by his wife Sarah Anne, eldest dau. of Joseph 
 Armitage, Esq., of Milns Bridge House, near Huddersfield, 
 J.P. and D.L. for West Riding, co. York. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a bend engrailed vair between six storks 
 sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stork argent, sem^e of estoiles azure. 
 Motto — "Homo propondit, Deus disponit." Married, 
 Sept. 1877, Mary Margaret, third dau. of Rev. H. Snow, 
 late Vicar of Bibury, near Cirencester ; and has Issue— ]dhr\ 
 Henry Starkey, Gentleman, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, b. 1881; 
 Jane Margaret ; Emily Mary; Rosamond Agnes; and Olive 
 Grace. Seat — Bodicote House, Banbury, Oxon. Club — 
 Windham. 
 
 § LEWIS RANDLE STARKEY, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. York, M.P. for .Southern Division West 
 Riding 1874-80, and J.P. and D.L. for co. Notts, and High 
 Sheriff for that co. 1891-92, Patron of one Living (St. 
 Thomas', Huddersfield), formerly Captain 2nd West York 
 Yeomanry Cavalry. Born March 13, 1836, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Starkey, Esq., J.P. for West Riding, 
 by his wife Sarah Anne, eldest dau. of Joseph Arniiiage, 
 Esq., of Milns Bridge House, near Huddersfield, J.P. and 
 D.L. for West Riding, co. York. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a bend engrailed vair between six storks sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stork argent, sem^e of estoiles azure. Motto — 
 " Homo proponit, Deus disponit." Married, May 5, 1858, 
 Constance Margarette, dau. of Thomas Starkey, Esq., J.P. 
 West Riding of Yorkshire ; and has Issue — (i) John Ralph 
 Starkey, Gentleman, b. March i, 1859 [m., Oct. 31, 1888, 
 Emily, second dau. of Sir Charles Seeley, Bart., of Sher- 
 wood Lodge, Notts, and Brook House, Isle of Wight, 
 and has issue]; (2) Lewis Edward Starkey, Esq., Major 
 4th Hussars, b. Nov. 23, i860; (3) Thomas Randle Starkey, 
 Gentleman, b. April i, 1864; (4) Arthur Henry Starkey, 
 Gentleman, b. May 31, 1865; Constance Agnes; Margarette 
 Eveline \m., Sept. 12, 1895, Rev. John Frederick Lord, 
 M.A., eldest son of the late John Pickup Lord of Hallow 
 Park, Worcester] ; and Laura Beatrice. Seats — Norwood 
 Park, Southwell, Notts ; Spring Lodge, Huddersfield, co. 
 York. 
 
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 « WALTER HENRY STARKEY, Esquire, Captain 
 3rd Hussars, J. P., third son of the late John 
 Starkey, Esq., J.F.. of Spring Ixidge, Huddersfield, co. 
 York, by his wife Sarah Anne, eldest dan. of Joseph 
 Armitago of Milns Hridge House, near Huddersfield. 
 AXB^^uI beaiiaga— Argent, a bend engrailed vair be- 
 tween six storks sable. Minntllng sable and argent. Crest 
 —On a wrcatii of the colours, a stork argent, semtk; of 
 estoiles azure. Motto — " Homo proponit, l)eus disiwnit." 
 iUamW Augusta Maria, eldest dau. of Archibald Dymock, 
 Es<^., J. P., M.R.C.P., of Loulh, co. Lincoln. Reiidence— 
 Bencote, near Leamington. Clubs — Army and Navy, 
 Navy and Military. 
 
 H EDMUND ARTHUR LE GENDRE STARKIE, 
 O Esquire, J. P. for co. Lancaster, Patron of four Livings. 
 Itom Feb. 10, 1871, being the eldest son of the late Le 
 Qendre Nicholas Starkie, Esq., of Huntroyde, co. Lancas- 
 ter, J. P. and D.L. for co. Lancaster, M. I\ for Clitheroc, 
 Hon. Col, ist Vol. Batt. East Lancashire Regt., and for- 
 merly Col. Commanding 3rd Bait, same Regt. , v . D. , by his 
 wife Jemima Monica Mildred, second dau. of Henry 
 Tempest of Lostock Hall, co. Lancaster (by Jemima, 
 second dau. of Sir T. J. de Trafford, Bart., of Trafford 
 Park). Livtry — Full dress, yellow and white ; undress, 
 dark blue, blue and yellow waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ing* — Argent, a bend sable, between six storks proper. 
 
 Ifan t HTig sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stork proper. Motto — ' ' Patriae amicisque fidelis. " 
 A/a; nW Maud Margaret Dolores Anna, youngest dau. of 
 Major William Michael Ince Anderton of Euxton Hall, co. 
 Lancaster. J. P. and D.L. 5^a/j— Huntroyde, Padiham, 
 Lancaster ; Lovely Hall, Blackburn, co. Lancaster. 
 
 FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN LE GENDRE STAR- 
 KIE, Gentleman. Bom March 30, 1863, being only son 
 of John Piers Chamberlain Starkie, Esq., LL.B., J. P., 
 M.P. for North-East Lancashire 1868-80, by his wife Anne 
 Charlotte Amelia, dau. of Harrington Hudson of Bessing- 
 ton, CO. York. Armorial bearings— Argent, a bend sable, 
 between six storks proper. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork proper. Mar- 
 ried Ellen Coojjer. 
 
 STAUNTON, see LYNCH-STAUNTON. 
 
 8 GEORGE STAUNTON, Esquire. Capt. gand High- 
 landers. Bom , being the eldest son of the late 
 
 Gen. George Staunton, C. B., Col. 9and Highlanders, by 
 his wife I hnricttii, dau. of Bransby Cooper, F.R.S. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, two chevrons sable, within a 
 iMirilure engrailed of the last. MuntiUng sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a fox statant proper. 
 Mottoes - Under the arms, " En Dieu ma foy" ; above the 
 crest, " Modcrata durant." Murried, Dec. 18, 1895, Lilian 
 Margaret, second dau. of John H. N. Graham of Larbert. 
 Residence — 
 
 HENRY CHARLTON STAUNTON, Gentleman. 
 Bom August 6, 1868, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Francis Staunton of Staunton Hall, M.A., Patron and 
 Rector of Staunlon-cum- Flaw-borough, by his wife Lucy 
 Ada, only dau. of the Rev. Henry Spelman Marriott, M.A., 
 Rector of Felsham, in the co. of Suffolk. Armorial 
 bearing*— Argent, two chevrons sable, with a quatrefoil 
 on a canton azure for distinction. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — A fox passant proper. 
 
 THOMAS TUFNELL STAUNTON, Esquire, J.P. 
 Bom April 11, 1844, being the only surviving son of 
 Thomas Staunton, by his wife Frances Mtiria, dau. of 
 Samuel T. Barrett of Bath. Armorial bearings— Argent, 
 two chevrons sable, within a bordure engrailed of the last. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a fox statant proper. Mottoes — Under the arms, 
 " En Dieu ma foy " ; above the crest, " Moderata durant." 
 Married, Nov. 25, 1875, Anne Elizabeth Snow, eldest dau. 
 of the late John Staunton of Longbridge. Residence — 
 Longbridge, near Warwick. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT STAVELEY. Canon of the 
 Cathedral of Holy Trinity, commonly called Christchurch, 
 Dublin, Prebendary of St. Michael in the same city, B.D. 
 (Trin. Coll., Dublin). Born Dec. 3, 1828, being the eldest 
 son of the Rev. Robert Staveley, M.A. , Rector and Pre- 
 bendary of St. Munchin's, Limerick, by Sarah Frances his 
 wife, dau. of the Rev. Henry Crofton, M.A. (brother of Sir 
 Hugh Crofton, Bart., of Mohill, co. Leitrim). Armorial 
 beauringB Argent, on a chevron, between three lozenges 
 gules, as many bucks' heads caboshed or. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest —Upon a wreath of the colours, a buck's 
 head caboshed per pale gules and azure. Motto — " Fidelis 
 ad urnam." Married, Aug. 2, 1854, Sara Letitia, dau. of the 
 Most Rev. and Rt. Hon. Joseph Henderson Singer, D. D. , 
 Bishop of Meath ; and has had Issue - (i) Robert Staveley, 
 Gentleman, R.N., M.A. (Cantab.l, b. June 10, 1857 [is m., 
 and has issue, a son, Robert] ; (2) Rev. Joseph Henderson 
 Singer Staveley, Clerk in Holy Orders, B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dublin), b. Oct. 9, 1861, d. June 6, 1891 ; and Margaret 
 Frances ffolliott. 5(1(7/— Saintville, Killiney, co. Dublin. 
 
 ROSEBERRY MARY STAVELEY, elder dau. and 
 co-heir of Thomas Kitchingham Staveley, by his wife Anne 
 Elizabeth, daughter ot Michael Andrew Burmester, Doctor 
 of Medicine, Surgeon to the Forces. Armorial bearings 
 are, upon a lozenge : Per pale embattled gules and 
 argent, on a chevron engrailed between three mascles, 
 two bucks' heads all coimterchanged. Estates — Stainley, 
 and Old Sleningford Hall, near Ripon, in the county < 
 of York. 
 
 ARCHIBALD STAVERT, Esquire, of Hoscote, co. 
 Selkirk, J.P. co. Selkirk and co. Roxburgh. Born Jan. i, 
 1828, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 William Stavert of Brcck, co. Lanes., and Marion his wife, 
 dau. of Archibald Park, co. East Lothian. Livery — Buff, 
 blue facings. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a fesse azure, 
 between three falcons' heads erased sable, a star of six 
 points between two crescents or. Mantling azure doubled 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the liveries, a hand 
 grasping a club prop)er ; and in an escroll above the crest 
 this Motto, "Stat Veritas." Married, April 9, 1857, 
 Rosina, dau. of William Hope (a cadet of the family of 
 Hope of Craighall) ; and has Issue — (i) Rev. William James 
 Stavert, Clerk in Holy Orders, of New College, Oxford, 
 M.A., Chaplain to the Earl of Craven, Rector of Burnsall, 
 Yorks, b. Jan. 25, 1858; (2) 'I"homas Hope Stavert, Esq., 
 Major Leinster Regiment, b. July 7, 1859; (3) Herbert John 
 Brownell Stavert, Gentleman, b. May 26, 1861 ; (4) Rev, 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Archibald Arthur Stavert, Clerk in Holy Orders, of Univ. 
 Coll., Durham, B.A., d. Aug. 29, 1864; (5) Francis Edward 
 Vose Stavert, Gentleman, 6. Aug. 16, 1870; and Mary 
 
 Elizabeth. Estates — Hoscote, co. Selkirk ; Philogar and 
 Cunzierton, co. Roxburgh. Postal addresses — 34 Palmer- 
 ston Place, Edinburgh ; Hoscote, Hawick, Scotland. 
 
 STAWELL, see ALCOCK-STAWELL. 
 
 The Late JOHN JAMES STEEL, M.B., Ch.B. 
 (Melbourne), L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. (Edin.), SurgeonN.S.W. 
 
 of the Rev. Robert Steel, M.A., Ph.D., D.D., of St. 
 Stephen's Church, Sydney, and Mary his wife, dau, of John 
 Allardyce of Tullochbeg, Huntly, Aberdeenshire. Armo- 
 rial beai*iii£^s — Or, on a bend sable, between two furisons 
 azure, a book expandea argent. Mantling sable doubled 
 or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 lion's head erased gules ; and in an escroll above this 
 Motto, "Ferro non furto." Married, Oct. 7, 1878, Frances 
 Mary, dau. of John Murdoch ot Inverness. Seat — 3 Lyons 
 Terrace, Hyde Park, Sydney, N.S.W. 
 
 S WILLIAM STRANG STEEL, Esquire, D.L. and 
 J. P. for the CO. of Selkirk. Born Oct. 6, 1832, being 
 the second son of John Steel, Merchant in Glasgow, by his 
 wife Grace, dau. of James Strang of Westhouse, East 
 Kilbride, in the co. of Lanark. Livery — Claret colour, 
 with red facings. Armorial bearings— Argent, a bend 
 chequy sable and ermine, between two lions' heads erased 
 gules, on a chief azure, two billets or, a crescent of 
 
 Naval Brigade, of 3 Lyons Terrace, Hyde Park, Sydney, 
 N.S.W. Born Aug. 31, 1854, being the eldest son 
 
 the first for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a lion's head erased gules ; and in an escroll over the same 
 this Motto, " Prudentia et animis." Married, October 
 25, 1881 ; and has Issue — Samuel Strang Steel, Gentleman, 
 born Aug^t i, 1882 ; and Grace Niven Strang. Estate 
 and postal address — Philiphaugh, Selkirk. Clubs — Reform, 
 Oriental. 
 
 STEEL (4 June 1903). Parted per fess vert and argent, 
 in chief a pair of open compasses points downward or, 
 between two furisons of the second, in base on a rock 
 proper, a castle sable, triple - towered and embattled, 
 masoned silver, portcullis and windows gules. Mantling 
 vert, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a Doric column argent. Motto — " Firmiter et durabile." 
 
 Son of James Steel of Cambusnethan, co. Lanark, b. 
 
 lygi ; d. 1871 ; m. 1821, Marion, d. of Robert Reid of 
 
 Muirhouses, Cambusnethan : — 
 Sir James Steel, ist Bart. (6 July 1903), of Murieston, 
 Midcalder, Lord Provost of the city of Edinburgh 1903, 
 b. 1830; m. 1883, Barbara Joanna, d. of Rev. Alexander 
 Paterson, Presbyterian Minister at Dairy, co. Kirkcudbright. 
 jRes. — 32 Colinton Road, Edinburgh. 
 
 LAWRENCE EDWARD STEELE, M.A. Trin. Coll., 
 Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, Gentleman. Born 1855, being 
 eldest son of William Edward Steele, M.D. , Director of 
 Science and Art Museum, Dublin, by his second wife Susan, 
 dau. of Garrett Wellesley Parkinson, M.D,. Cabircalla, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Ennli, CO. Clare. Armorial bewixkgi - Or. a l)cnd compony 
 counter-comwny swblc and argent, between two lions* 
 hr*(ls erased Rules, on a chief \ieT (xile azure and of the 
 fi>urth. two billets of the field. Mantling sable and or. 
 Orest On a wreath of the colours, a denii-cagle with 
 winK's elevated, holding a serpent in the Ixiak all projjer, 
 and charged on each wing with a billet as in the arms. 
 Motto "Semper tidelis. IffsuUnce — 18 Crosthwaite 
 Koad, E. Kingstown. tVj/*— University (Dublin). 
 
 m WILLIAM HENRY STEELE. Esquire. Lieut.-Col. 
 
 © Royal Army Medical Corps, M.D. (Dublin). F.R.C.S. 
 (Ireland). Hum April. 4, 1844, being the eldest son of 
 William Edward Steele, Gentleman, M.D., Director of 
 Science and Art Museum, Dublin, by his wife Frances 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. John Toler, Rector of Kentstown, 
 CO. Meath. Armorial bearings Or, a bend compony 
 counter-compony sable and argent, between two lions' 
 heads erasca|gules, on a chief per pale azure and of the 
 fourth, two billets of the field. M antling sable and or. 
 Orest On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle with 
 wings elevated, holding a serpent in its beak all proper, and 
 charged on each wing with a billet as in the arms. Motto 
 — "Semper fidelis." Afarried, April 11. 1877, Mary Mor- 
 phew. dau. of Joseph May of Devonport. J.l'.. M.R.C.S. ; 
 and has /««*— William Lawrence Steele, Esq., L.R.C.P., 
 M.R.C.S. (Eng.), Capt. R. Army Medical Corps, b. May 5. 
 1878 ; Muriel May ; and Margaret Mary Frances. Resi- 
 dence— li Mortimer Road. Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 The Honourable Sir JAMES GEORGE LEE 
 STEERE. Knight Bachelor, of Perth and of Jayes, Black- 
 wood, in Western Australia, Speaker of the Legislative 
 Assembly of that Colony, and Member of Federal Council 
 of Australasia. Bom July 4, 1830, being the third son 
 of Lee Steere, Esquire, of jayes Ockley, Dorking, in 
 the county of Surrey, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for that countjr. and Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Sussex, by his wife Anne, daughter of James 
 Keiro Watson of Hesslemount, in the county of York, and 
 of Ockley. in the county of Surrey, England ; knighted by 
 Letters Patent, dated June 20, 1888. Armorial bearings 
 
 —He bears for Amu : Per pale sable and gules, three 
 lions passant argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 $irgent ; and for his Crest, out of a mural crown per pale 
 gules and sable a lion's jamb erect argent ; vrith the Motto, 
 " Tu ne cede mails." Married, June 16, 1859, at Hamp- 
 stead, in the county of Middlesex. England, Catherine 
 Anne, only daugbtei; of Luke Leake of Perth, in Western 
 
 Australia; and has Issue— [i) John Edward Lee Stecre.l 
 Esquire, born l-'ebruary a, 1863 ; (a) Charles James Le«| 
 Steere, Elsquire, born June 9, 1868 ; (3) Huljert Arthur ' 
 Steere, Esquire, born June 4. 187a; (4) Wilfred Lee Steere,| 
 Esquire, born July 36, 1878 ; Edith Anne l^e ; Louis 
 Kate Lee [married, 189a, Frederick Charles Faulkner]; 
 Marion Rose Lee [married, September ai. 1887, Alexande 
 Paterson Turnbulf); Alice Maude Lee; Mabel Constanc 
 Lee ; Bertha Mary Lee ; and Amy Florence I^ee [married^ 
 1896. William Elger]. Postal addresses — Elderslie, St, 
 George's Terrace. Perth ; Western Australia. 
 
 VIVIAN DENMAN STENHOUSE, Gentleman, lior 
 June 3, 1870. being the only son of the late Edward Ster 
 house and his wife Catherine, dau. of Thomas Denman i 
 Bevercoates, Nottinghamshire. Livery — Black, with yellon 
 facings. Armorial bearings— Sable, three sjjear-heads ig 
 fessc or, two roses in chief argent, l»rbed and seeded proper^ 
 and issuant from the base as many piles of the third 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colour 
 a mount vert, thereon a rose as in the arms between iwfl 
 demi-spears erect sable. Motto— "Mel ioraprobo." Man 
 ried, Jan. 4. 1899, Amy Kathleen, only dau. of Thewlir 
 Johnson, Esq., J. P. co. Derby, of Oakhurst, Derbyshire 
 Residence — Courtlands. Norton Filzwarren, Taunton^ 
 Somerset. Club — Isthmian. 
 
 ALEXANDER EDWARD STEPHEN, Gentleman 
 Born July 21. i86r, being the eldest son of the late Alex-j 
 ander Stephen. Esquire, of Linthouse. M.I.N. A., J. P. ca 
 Lanark and co. of city of Glasgow, by his wife Mary, dau 
 of James Templeton. Livery — Claret colour, with silve 
 buttons. Armorial bearings (1877)— Argent, on a chevro 
 azure, between two crescents in chief and a dexter han^ 
 couped in base gules, three mullets of the first. Abov 
 the shield is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 his liveries, a ship under sail proper ; and in an escroll ove 
 the same this Motto, " Vi et arte." Postal addresses- 
 Kelly, Wemyss Bay ; 8 Prince's Terrace, Dowanhill^ 
 Glasgow. 
 
 STEPHEN, descending from Ardendraught, Aberde 
 shire (H. Coll. 1891). Argent, on a chevron betwee 
 two crescents in chief and a sinister hand couped at th 
 wrist in base gules, an escallop between two mullets of th 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 1 
 the colours, an eagle displayed with two heads sable, restini 
 the dexter claw on an increscent and the sinister on 
 decrescent both or. Motto — " Sursum." 
 
 Sons of Rt. Hon. Sir James Fitzjames Stephen, is 
 Bart.. K.C.S.I., D.C.L.. LL.D., a Judge of the Hig" 
 Court, b. 1829 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1855. Mary Richenda, 1 
 of Rev. John William Cunningham. Vicar of Harrov 
 on-the-Hill :— 
 Sir Herbert Stephen, 2nd Bart. (29 June i8gi), LL.l 
 (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law, b. 1857. i?«.— 33 Dors 
 Square, N.W. Clubs — Athenaeum. Savile. 
 
 Harry Lushington Stephen, Esq., LL.B. (Cantab.| 
 Barrister-at-Law, Judge of the High Court of Calcut 
 since 1901, b. i860. 
 
 Sons of Sir Leslie Stephen. K.C.B.. M.A. (CanUb,J 
 b. 1832; d. 1904; m. ist, Harriet Marian (d. 187S 
 yr. d. of William Makepeace Thackeray ; 2nd, 187 
 Julia Prinsep, d. of John Jackson, M.D. : — 
 
 ? sons. 
 
 Stephen, also descending from Ardendraught, Ab 
 deenshire (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron invecte 
 between two crescents in chief and an escallop in base 
 gules, a sinister hand couped at the wrist between two 
 mullets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed with two heads 
 sable, between on the dexter a decrescent and on the sinister 
 an increscent holding in either beak an estoile all or. 
 Motto— " Vi et armis. ' 
 
 Son of George Alexander Stephen, Gentleman, of 
 Gelong. nr. Sydney, N.S. Wales, b. ; d. \ 
 
 tn. Elizabeth Johnston : — 
 Rev. Reginald Stephen. i?«.— Christchurch. St. Kilda, 
 Melbourne, Victoria. 
 
 Son of Oscar Leslie Stephen, Gentleman, b. ; 
 
 d. ; nt. , Isabella Birkmyre :— 
 
 Sir Alexander Condie Stephen, K.C.M.G. (1894). 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 K.C.V.O. (1900), C.B. (1884), formerly Sec. of Legation 
 in the Diplomatic Service, Minister Res. at Dresden and 
 Coburg 1897-1900, Groom-in-Waiting to the King since 
 1901, 6. 1850. Jies. — 124 Knightsbridge, S.W. Ciuds — 
 Marlborough, St. James's, Beefsteak. 
 
 STEPHENS, quartered by BROWNE, ROSE, and 
 WOGAN-BROWNE. 
 
 FREDERICK STEPHENS, Esquire, J. P. cos. Hants 
 and Huntingdon, late Capt. 2nd Life Guards. Born Feb. 
 4, 1836, being the son of the late John Stephens of Cavers- 
 ham Place, CO. Oxon, by Ellen his wife, dau. of J. T. Hinds 
 ofDundalk. Livery — Yellow and blue. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, on a chevron engrailed azure, three crosses crosslet 
 of the field, between two demi-lions in chief, and a griffin 
 segreant in base gules, impaling the arms of Byng, namely 
 quarterly, sable and argent ; in the first quarter, a lion rampant 
 of the second. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-eagle sable, wings elevated erminois, 
 charged on the breast with a cross crosslet or, in the beak 
 an amulet gold. Motto — "Je vis en espoir." Married, 
 Jan. 13, 1869, Cecilia Mary, dau. of the late Capt. H. 
 Byng, R.N., of Quendon Hall, Essex; and \v3s Issue — (i) 
 Reginald Byng Stephens, Esq., Capt. Rifle Brigade, b. 
 Oct. 10, 1869 ; (2) Berkeley John Byng Stephens, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 22, 1871 ; (3) Lionel Frederick Byng Stephens, 
 Gentleman, b. July i, 1873; {4) Gerald Edmund Byng 
 Stephens, Gentleman, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, b. May 28, 
 1875 ; (5) Evelyn Edward Byng Stephens, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 9, 1877; (6) Frederick Geoffrey Roger Byng Stephens, 
 Gentleman, b. May 27, 1886 ; Mabel Byng [d. 1870) ; and 
 Cicely Mary Byng. Seat — Bentworth Lodge, Alton, co. 
 Hants. Clubs — Arthur's, Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 STEPHENS (U.O.). Per bend azure and gules, on a 
 liend or, three oak chaplets proper. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cock statant or, 
 holding in his bill a trefoil vert. MottO — " Vigilans et 
 audax." 
 
 Son of late E. Bell Stephens, of Harcourt Lodge, co. 
 
 Dublin, and of Madrid : — 
 Pembroke Scott Stephens, Esq., K.C., Barrister-at-Law, 
 Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, J. P. co. Bucks, b. ; m. 1898, 
 
 Pauline E., eld. d. of Walter Mallaby Townsend of Montreal 
 and of Crawley Hall, Stanhope, co. Durham ; and has 
 issue — Philip Pembroke Stephens, Gentleman, b. 
 Res. — Missenden House, Amersham, Bucks; 30 Cumber- 
 land Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N.W. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Sons of late Thomas William Stephens of Dublin : — 
 William Robert Stephens, Gentleman, b. 1873. Res. — 
 21 Ormonde Road, Rathmines, co. Dublin. 
 
 Rev. David F. Stephens, B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), b. 
 1875. Res. — Clones, co. Monagan. 
 
 STEPHENSON, see STEPHENSON - FEATHER- 
 STONHAUGH. 
 
 STEPHENSON. Vair, on a pale between two pallets 
 gules, three leopards' faces or, two flaunches of the second. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a rock thereon a falcon's head erased proper, gorged with a 
 collar vair, pendent therefrom an escutcheon vert, charged 
 with two arrows saltireways, points downwards or. Livery — 
 Dark red (claret) coat, with scarlet vest, gilt buttons. 
 
 Son of Sir Henry Stephenson, Knight Bachelor, J. P. 
 for W. Riding co. York, an Alderman of the city of 
 Sheffield, Mayor 1887, b. 2 Dec. 1826; d. 1904; m. 
 1862, Emma, second d. of late Thomas James Parker 
 of Endcliffe Crescent, Sheffield, Solicitor: — 
 Henry Kenyon Stephenson, Esq., Major 4th West York- 
 shire Vol. Artil., J. P. W. Riding Yorks., b. 16 August 1865 
 \m. 10 Jan. 1894, Frances, eld. d. of Major Blake Myln- 
 hurst, Sheffield]. Estates — The Glen, Sheffield (Residence 
 and adjoining property). Post. add. — The Glen, Sheffield. 
 C/a3— The Sheffield (Sheffield). 
 
 Sir AUGUSTUS FREDERICK WILLIAM KEPPEL 
 STEPHENSON, K.C.B., Q.C., M.A. (Caius Coll., 
 Cambs.), Recorder of Bedford, Barrister-at-law, Lincoln's 
 Inn, 1852, Solicitor to Treasury 1876-94, late Director of 
 Public Prosecutions, and late H.M. Procurator-General, 
 
 1877-94. Born Oct. 18, 1827, being the eldest son of the 
 late Henry Frederick Stephenson, late M.P. for Westbury, 
 and Commissioner of Inland Revenue, LL.B. Cambridge, 
 Barrister-at-Law, Falcon Herald Extraordinary, by his wife 
 Mary, third dau. of William Charles, Rt. Hon. fourth Earl 
 of Albemarle. Armorial bearings — Vert, a chevron be- 
 tween in chief two roses and in base a lion sejant guardant all 
 argent, on a canton of the last, a canton nzure, thereon the 
 letter "A" or, within a ring of the last, jemmed proper. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon with wings expanded argent, beaked and 
 legged or, within a herald's collar of SS proper. Married, 
 Dec. 6, 1864, Eglantine, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Edward 
 Pleydell-Bouverie ; and has Issue — (i) Guy Stephenson, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 5, 1865 ; (2) Frederick W. Stephenson, 
 Gentleman, b. 1872 ; (3) Pleydell Keppel Stephenson, 
 Gentleman, b. 1883 ; Janie, d. Aug. 1870 ; Rachel Janie ; 
 and Katharine Janie. Residence — 46 Ennismore Gardens, 
 S.W. 
 
 GEORGE ROBERT STEPHENSON, Esquire, Past 
 President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Lieut.- 
 Colonel of the Engineers' Volunteer Staff Corps (retired). 
 Born October 20, 1819, being the only son of Robert 
 Stephenson, Engineer, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and his 
 wife Ann. Club — Royal Yacht Squadron. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron between two fleurs-de-lis 
 in chief and a cross flory in base gules, a chief azure, 
 thereon three mullets of the first ; and for the Crest, on 
 a wreath of the colours, between two fleurs-de-lis argent, 
 a cubit arm vested azure, cuffed, also argent, the hand 
 holding a roll of paper proper. Motto — ' ' Fidus in 
 Arcanies." Married, firstly, Jane, dau. of Thomas Brown 
 of Whickham, Northumberland ; and secondly, Sarah 
 Isabella, dau. of John Harrison of Swalwell, Northum- 
 berland ; and has Issue — (1) Robert Stephenson, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 1848 ; (2) Georee Stephenson, Gentleman, 
 b. May i, 1852 ; (3) Henry Stephenson, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 13, 1855 ; (4) Thomas St. Lawrence Stephenson, 
 Gentleman, b, Sept. 12, 1859; Isabel; and Jane. Postal 
 address — 17 Victoria Street, Westminster. 
 
 Vice-Admikal HENRY FREDERICK STEPHEN- 
 SON, R.N., C.B. ; served in the Crimea 1854-55, '" 'he 
 China Expedition 1857, Indian Mutiny Campaign 1857-58, 
 Capt. of Royal Yacht "Victoria and Albert" 1870-73, and 
 of the "Discovery" in the Arctic Expedition 1875-76, 
 Egyptian Campaign 1882, Naval A.D.C. to H.M. 1888-90, 
 and Equerry to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales 1878-93, since 
 when he has been an Extra Equerry. Borti June 7, 1842, 
 being tiie third son of the late Henry Frederick Stephenson, 
 late M.P. for Westbury, and Commissioner of Inland 
 Revenue, LL. B. Cambridge, Barrister - at - law, Falcon 
 Herald Extraordinary, by his wife Mary, third dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. William Charles, fourth Earl of Albemarle. 
 Clubs — United Service, Marlborough. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Vert, a chevron between in chief two roses, and in 
 base a lion sejant guardant all argent, on a canton of the 
 last, a canton azure, thereon the letter "A" or, within a 
 ring of the last, jemmed proper. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon with wings 
 expanded argent, beaked and legged or, within a herald's 
 collar of SS proper. Postal address — United Service 
 Club. 
 
 MAJOR KEPPEL STEPHENSON, R.H.A. (retired) 
 Born May 13, 1847, being the fifth son of the late Henry 
 Frederick Stephenson, late M.P. for Westbury, and Com- 
 missioner of Inland Revenue, LL.B. Cambridge, Barrister- 
 at-Law, Falcon Herald Extraordinary, by his wife Mary, 
 third dau. of William Charles, Rt. Hon. 4th Earl of 
 Albemarle. Armorial bearings — Vert, a chevron between 
 in chief two roses and in base a lion sejant guardant all 
 argent, on a canton of the last, a canton azure, thereon the 
 letter "A" or, within a ring of the last gemmed proper. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon with wings expanded argent, beaked and 
 legged or, within a herald's collar of SS projier. Postal 
 address — 
 
 RUSSELL MAULE STEPHENSON, Gentleman. 
 Born Jan. 3, 1844, being the fourth son of the late Henry 
 Frederick Stephenson, late M.P. for Westbury, and Com- 
 missioner of Inland Revenue, LL.B. Cambridge, Barrister- 
 
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 aNl^w, Falcon Herald Extrnordinar)'» ^Y ''•s wife Mary, 
 third dau. of William Charles, Kt. Hon. 4th Mirl of Albe- 
 marle. Annoxlal bMXlagl— Vert, a chevron, Ijetwcen in 
 chief two roses and in base a lion sejant gtmrdant all argent, 
 on a canton of the last, a canton azure, thereon the letter 
 " A " or, within a ring o( the last gemnie<l proper. llantllii£r 
 vert and argent. OfMt — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 falcon with w ings expanded argent, l)enked and legged or, 
 within a herald's collar of SS proiier. Residence — 
 
 S SHIRLEY ARTHUR STEPHENSON -FETHER- 
 srONHAUGH, Esq., Major 3rd Bait. Worcs. Regt. 
 and Capl. Reserve of Ottkers, J. P. co. of Worcester. 
 Ham March 8, 1861, being the youngest son of the late 
 Rev. Nosh Stephenson, Vicar of Bromyard (by Eleanor 
 
 fane, daa of the Rev. John Hext Bushnell), and heir of the 
 ate Joseph Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., of Hopton Court, whose 
 name and arms he assumed by Royal License in 1883. 
 C/«/*— Junior United .Service. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, gules two chevroncls engrailed Ix-tween three 
 feathers, within a bordure also engrailed argent, in the centre 
 chief point (for distinction) a cross crosslet of the last (for 
 Fetherstonhaugh) ; 2 and 3 gules, on a bend nebuly 
 erminois, between six ears of wheat, three and three, one in 
 pale and two in saltire, banded or, three leop.irds' faces of 
 the first (for Stephenson). Mantlins^ gules and argent ; 
 hnd for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, an 
 aeraldic antelope's head erased gules, surmounted by two 
 feathers in saltire argent, charged on the neck (for distinc- 
 tion) with a cross crosslet or (for Fetherston) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a garb or, a cornucopia 
 fesseways proper (for Stephenson). Motto — " Ne vile 
 velis." Married, 1886, Christina Stanley, youngest dau. of 
 the late Col. Stanley Clarke, 21st Hussars ; and has Issue — 
 Alexander John Stephenson-Fetherstonhaugh, Gentleman ; 
 Eleanor Marjorie ; and Ethel Muriel. Seat — Hopton 
 Court, Worcester. Town residence — 14 Warwick Square, 
 S.W. 
 
 STERN, see GOLDSMID-STERN-SOLOMONS. 
 
 STERN (H. Coll., 1895). Or, on a pile sable, a lion 
 ramptant of the first, a chief gules, thereon two horse's 
 heads erased argent. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion passant proper, gorged with 
 a collar flory counterflory gules, resting the dexter forepaw 
 on an escutcheon of the last charged with a horse's head 
 erased argent. Supporters (appertaining to the Barony 
 of Wandsworth) — On either side a horse argent, gorged with 
 
 a collar flory counterflory and charged on the shoulder with 
 an estoile within an annulet all gules. Motto -" Vincit 
 perseverantia." Z^tWry— Black and gold. 
 
 Eld. surv. son of late Viscount de Stern (Portugal), m. 
 
 Sophia, d. of late A. A. Goldsmid :— 
 The Rt. Hon. Sydney James Stern, ist Baron Wands- 
 worth of Wandsworth, London (19 July 1895), Viscount 
 de Stem (Portugal), J. P. cos. Surrey and London, Hon. 
 Col. 1st V, Batt. East Surrey Regt., M.P. for Stowmarket 
 Div. of Suffolk 1891-5 ; b. in London. Res.— 10 Great 
 
 Stanhope Street, Mayfair, London, W. C/w3j— Marl- 
 borough, St. James's, Reform, Bachelors', F"our in Hand, 
 Royal Yacht Squadron, 
 
 STERN (H. Coll., 1901). Or, on a Ixind cngr.^iled !«- 
 tween two escutcheons gules, each charged with a i)late, 
 three estoiles of the field. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-unicorn 
 gules, armed, crined, and unguled or, three escutcheons 
 in fesse also gules, on each a plate. Motto— "Carpe 
 diem." Livery — Brown. 
 
 Son of Viscount de Stern by his wife Sophia, d. of late 
 
 A. A. Goldsmid :— 
 Sir Edward David Stern, Knt. Bach. (1904), D.L. Surrey 
 (High Sheriff 1904), Capt. and Hon. Major Roy. Berks 
 Imp. Yeo. , b. ; m. 1883, Constance, d. of late Rt. 
 
 Hon. Sir George Jessel, P.C. , Master of the Rolls. Seat- 
 Tan Court, Chertsey, Surrey. Town res. — 4 Carlton House 
 Terrace, S.W. Clubs— Reform, Cavalry. 
 
 The Reverend FRANCIS STERRY, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Oxford, formerly Rector of Poltimore. 
 
 Born November 20, 1834, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of Wasey Sterry, Solicitor, of Eastbury Hall, Barking, 
 and Upminster, in the county of Essex, by his wife Frances, 
 
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 daughter of Thomas Tourle, Esquire, of Landport, near 
 Lewes, High Sheriff for the county of Sussex in 1809. 
 Lively — Claret with gilt buttons. Annoiial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Ermine, a lion rampant purpure, holding 
 between the paws an annulet sable, in chief a pheon vert, 
 between two estoiles gules, and in base an estoile of the last, 
 between as many pheons vert. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling purpure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, in front of a dexter arm em- 
 bowed in armour, garnished gold, encircled above the elbow 
 with an annulet or, the hand grasping a seax also proper, 
 ponmiel and hilt also or, an estoile between two pheons of 
 the last ; with the Motto, " Pro Rege et Patria." Married, 
 May 19, 1864, Augusta Emily, daughter of Hastings Nath- 
 aniel Middleton, Esquire, of Bradford Peverell, in the county 
 of Dorset, High Sheriff of that county in 1857 ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Wasey Sterry, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Barrister-at-Law, Civil Judge at Khartum, born July 26, 
 1866 ; (2) Francis Middleton Sterry, Gentleman, born 
 January 9, 1882 ; Emily Frances ; Ethel ; Maude Augusta ; 
 Mary Georgina ; Rachel ; Hester ; Dorothy ; and Agnes Nona. 
 Estates — Eastbury Hall, with other lands in Barking, and 
 ands in Dagenham, in the county of Essex. Postal address 
 — Chapel Cleeve, Washford, Taunton. 
 
 STEUART, see DE KIERZKOWSKI-STEUART, 
 DUCKETT-STEUART, SCRYMSOURE-STEUART- 
 FOTHRINGHAM, and STEUART-MENZIES. 
 
 JOHN MALCOLM S. STEUART, Esquire, J.P., late 
 Capt. Rifle Brigade, now Capt. Scottish Horse. Born 
 1863, being the eldest son of the late John Steuart, Esq., 
 J. P., D.L. , by his wife, Caroline Anna, eldest dau. of Sir 
 Albert de Hocliepied-Larpent, second Baronet, of Roehamp- 
 ton. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, a lion 
 rampant gules, armed and langfued azure, within a double 
 tressure flory counterflory of the second ; 2 and 3 or, a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, all within a bordure engrailed 
 per pale or and argent. Motto — " Semjjer fidelis." Seat — 
 Ballechin, Ballinluig, in the co. of Perth. 
 
 STEUART of Ballechin (Matric. on assumption of name, 
 1876). Quarterly, i and 4, or, a lion rampant within a 
 double tressure flory counterflory gules ; 2 and 3, or, a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, all within a bordure engrailed 
 parted per pale or and argent. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a lion's head 
 erased gules. Motto — ' ' Semper fidelis. " 
 
 Eld. son of John Steuart (formerly Skinner), Esq., J.P, 
 
 and D.L., Knight of Order of St. Gregory, b. 1B37; 
 
 d. 1895 ; m. 1862, Carolina Anna, d. of Sir Albert de 
 
 Hochepied-Larpent, Bart. : — 
 John Malcolm Steuart Steuart, of Ballechin, co. Perth, 
 Esq., J. P., Capt. late Rifle Brigade, b. 1863; m. 1896, 
 Anastasia, d. of late Edward Madden of Dubuque, Iowa, 
 U.S.A. Seat — Ballechin, Ballinling, Perthshire. Clubs^- 
 Naval and Military, Boodle's. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD HENRY STEUART-DUCK- 
 ETT, Esquire, J.P. co. Carlow, High Sheriff 1879, Capt. 
 8th Batt. K. R.R. Corps; assumed the additional surname 
 of Steuart by Royal Licence 1894. Born March 14, 1853, 
 Ijeing the third son of the late William Duckett, Esq., J.P. 
 CO. Carlow, High Sheriff 1825, by his wife Harriett Isabella 
 Anne, only dau. of the late Lieut.-Col. Charles Edward 
 Gordon, R.A., son of Charles Edward Gordon of Ward- 
 house and Kildrumis, co. Aberdeen. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly of sixteen, i. sable, a saltire argent, a crescent 
 
 gules (for Duckett) ; 2. Windsor ; 3. Kendal ; 4. ; 5. 
 
 liellingham ; 6. Burnside ; 7. De la *Poer ; 8. Power ; 9. 
 Barry ; 10. De Courcy ; 11. Berry ; 12. Cogan ; 13. Piphoe ; 
 14. Dawson ; 15. Pirn ; 16. Handy. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crests— i. out of a ducal coronet or, a plume of 
 five ostrich feathers argent, a crescent for difference, head 
 couped affront^e proper ; 2. a cat's head affront^e and 
 erased of a tabby colour, holding in the mouth a rat sable. 
 Motto — "Je veux le droit." Married, Aug. 21, 1873, 
 Annie, youngest dau. of the Hon. B. Seymour (Senator), 
 Port Hope, Ontario, Canada ; and has /tj'w? —William 
 Steuart Steuart-Duckett, Gentleman, b. June 27, 1874 ; and 
 Eileene Seymour. 5tfa^— Rutland Lodge, co. Carlow. 
 
 WALTER THOMAS JAMES SCRYMSCOURE 
 ' STEUART-FOTHRINGHAM, Esquire, of Pourie, 
 
 CO. Forfar, J.P. and D.L. for that co. and for co. 
 Perth, Lieutenant Scots Guards (1883-91). Born Decem- 
 ber 7, 1862, being the only son of the late Thomas 
 Frederick Scrymscoure Fothringham of Pourie, by his 
 wife Charlotte, commonly known as Lady Charlotte, 
 sister of the Right Honourable the Earl of Southesk ; and 
 succeeded Sir Douglas Stewart in the estates of Grandtully 
 and Murthly, in the county of Perth, 1890, when he assumed 
 the name of Steuart. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly, i. ermine, three bars gules (for Fothring- 
 ham) ; 2. gules, embordured a lion rampant or, with a 
 scymitar in his dexter paw proper (for Scrymscoure) ; 3. 
 argent, a lion passant guardant gules, crowned or, in the 
 middle chief a crescent, within a bordure of the second (for 
 Ogilvy) ; 4. quarterly i. and iiii. or, a fesse chequy azure 
 and argent, ii. and iii. argent, a galley, oars in action sable, 
 the fourth grand quarter within a bordure azure, charged 
 with eight buckles or (for Steuart). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules doubled argent; and for his Crests, i, on the dexter 
 side, on a wreath of his liveries, a griffin segreant proper 
 (for Fothringham); 2. on the sinister side, on a wreath of 
 his liveries, a lion's gamb erased, holding a scymitar proper 
 (for Scrymscoure). Supporters — Two savages wreathed 
 about the middle proper; with the Mottoes, " Be it fast," 
 " Dissipate." Seats — Fothringham, in the county of Forfar, 
 N.B. ; Grandtully Castle, Aberfeldy, and Murthly Castle, 
 in the county of Perth. 
 
 HUGH STEVEN, Esquire, Westmount, Kelvinside, 
 Glasgow, J.P. for co. of city of Glasgow, and for co. of Ayr. 
 Born 1829, being the sixth son of the late John Steven, 
 Merchant, in the parish of Inch, in the co. of Wigtown, by 
 
 his wife Margaret, dau. of John MacDowall, in the co. of 
 Wigtown. Clubs — National Liberal, Liberal (Edinburgh), 
 Liberal (Glasgow), and New (Glasgow), Livery — Brown. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, three 
 chevronels braced, and in chief a hammer between two stars 
 argent, the centre chevronel charged with a fleur-de-lis of 
 the field, and impaling the arms of Kay, namely or, a fesse 
 gules between two torteaux in chief, and a griffin's head 
 erased vert in base. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a demi-wyvern displayed proper, and in an escroU over the 
 same this Motto, " Ferro non ense." Married, September 
 8, 1870, Jessie, daughter of Alexander Kav of Cornhill, in 
 the county of Lanark ; and has Issue — (i) John Steven, 
 Gentleman, born 1871 ; (2) Alexander Kay Steven, Gentle- 
 man, born 1876; and Jane Kay. Postal address — 
 Glasgow. 
 
 STEVENS, see WILLIAMS-STEPHENS. 
 
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 rrRiunl in 176a). rcr clievron vert and argent, two falcons 
 in chief or, jessed and IwUrd of the second. Mantllllj: vert 
 and arcent. OrMt -On a wre:ith of the colours, a denii- 
 faicon displayed or, |>cllettd. 
 
 Eld. son of the late Kev. Thomas Stevens of Brad- 
 field:— 
 iienry Ste\-cns, Escj., educated at Bradfield Coll. and 
 Trin. Coll., Cambridge, B.A. 187a, liarristcr-al- Law of 
 the Inner Trniple, appointed a Cieneral Inspector of the 
 l.oc;il tlovernmcnt Iloard 1890, d. 1847; m. 1878, Ellen 
 Miuy rowcll, eld. d. of Francis Holhcd, Esq., of The 
 Limes, Harbledown, Kent; and has, with other issue — (i) 
 Henry John Henley Stevens, i. 30 June 1883; (2) Paul 
 Richard Bradfield Stevens, d. 14 Jan. 1887. Nes.— 
 
 STEVENS (H. Coll.). Per chevron nebuly azure and 
 argent, four ears of wheat two and two chevronwise and in 
 saltire between three eagles rising all counterchanged. 
 |t^nt»Tig azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, in front of a demi-eagle displayed or, on each wing 
 a cinquefoil between two bendlets gules, holding in the beak 
 two ears of wheat prop)er, slipF>ed and leaved vert, a stirrup- 
 iron azure. Livery — Blue coat, silver buttons, drab over- 
 coat, red waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Henry Stevens, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1814 ; d. 
 1867 (son of Christopher Stevens of Pallant House, 
 Havant) : — 
 Rev. H. C. Stevens, b. 1852; m. 1895, Mrs. J. H. 
 Urquhart. Res. — Ingledene, Kingsbridge, S. Devon. 
 
 F. C. Stevens, Gentleman. Post. add. — Wilts and Dorset 
 Bank, Bristol. 
 
 Edward Tunstall Chicheley Stevens, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; 
 m. 1888, Mary Russell ; and has issue — Henry Clowes 
 Chicheley Stevens, b. 1898. Res. — 707 Hoyt Street, Port- 
 land, Oregon, U.S.A. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Stevens (son of Christopher Stevens) : — 
 William Stevens, Gentleman. Res. — Estancia, Santa F^. 
 Haverfield Stevens, Gentleman. Res. — Estancia, Santa F6. 
 Yr. son of Christopher Stevens, late of Pallant House, 
 Havant, b. 1779 ; d. 1843 ; m. 1813, Mary Isabella 
 Haverfield : — 
 Christopher James Stevens, Gentleman, b. 1819, m. 
 Jessy Emma Scott. Res. — Bolton Gardens, London, S.W. 
 Son of Major-Gen. Arthur Stevens, b. 1821 ; d. 1895 
 (son of Christopher Stevens) : — 
 Montague Farquhar Stevens, b. 1859; m, 1896. Res. — 
 Texas. 
 
 Sir CHARLES CECIL STEVENS, K.C.S.I., B.A. 
 (London), successively Commr. of Chota Nagpore and of 
 Bhagalpur, Officiating Ch. Sec. to Govt, of Bengal, and 
 Commr. of Patna, Member of Bengal Board of Revenue, 
 Additional Member of Viceroy's Council, and Chm, of 
 Calcutta Port Comma., officiated as Lieut.-Gov. of Bengal. 
 Born 1840, being the son of the late Charles Green Stevens, 
 Merchant, of Melbourne, Victoria. Armorial bearingrs— 
 
 Per chevron gfules and argent, in chief two lotus flowe 
 slipped proper, and in base a demi-eagle displayed sabl(| 
 the escutcheon Iwing surrounded by the riblK)n and pende 
 the Uidge of a K. C. S. I . Crest - On a wreath of the colou 
 Iwtween two sprigs of oak fructed proper, a demi-eagle 1 
 played sable, charged on each wing with an I'lastern coron^ 
 or. Motto -"Fac et spera." Married, i86a, Mary 
 Caroline, dau. of the late Capt. John Turner, H.£.I.C.| 
 Residence — Honiton , Devon. 
 
 JAMES COCHRAN STEVENSON, Esquire, M.i 
 for South Shields (1868-9^), J. P. co. Durham and for Sou^ 
 Shields, Life Member smce 1850, Chairman (1880-190? 
 of the Tyne Commissioners. Botn October 9, 1825, bein 
 the eldest son of the late James Stevenson, Merchan 
 of Glasgow, by his wife Jane Stewart, daughter of the la 
 Alexander Shannan, Merchant, of Greenock. Armor' 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron between throe fleurs-de-1 
 gules, on a chief sable three mullets or. Mantling gule 
 doubled argent. Crest — a dexter hand holding a wreath ( 
 laurel pro|)er ; and in an escroU over the same this MO 
 " Sic curre ut comprendas." Married, 1855, Elisa RamsaJ 
 daughter of the late Reverend James Anderson, Docti 
 of Divinity, of Morpeth. Postal address — Eltham Cou 
 Eltham, Kent. 
 
 JOHN HORNE STEVENSON, Esquire of the Ord 
 of St. John of Jerusalem in England, Gentleman, M. 
 Edin., Unicorn Pursuivant of Arms, Member of 
 King's Bodyguard for Scotland, Member of the Sco 
 Bar. Born July 2, 1855, being the eldest son of tt 
 late Very Rev. R. H. Stevenson, D.D., St. Georgei 
 Edinburgh, and Frances his wife, dau. and co-heire 
 of Robert Cadell of Ratho, Midlothian (and nepbe 
 and heir male of the late Alexander Stevenson). 
 
 morial bearings — Argent, a chevron azure, between thr 
 falcons' heads erased gules. Mantling gules, double 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter ha 
 couped, holding a laurel wreath proper. Motto—" Coelu 
 non solum." Residence — 9 Oxford Terrace, Edinburg 
 Clubs — Conservative (Edinburgh), Caledonian. 
 
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 JOHN JAMES STEVENSON, Gentleman, M.A., 
 F.S.A. (Lond. ), F. R.S. (Edin.), third son of James Steven- 
 son. Armorial bearing's — Argent, a chevron between 
 three fleurs-de-lis gules, on a chief invected sable three 
 mullets or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter 
 hand holding a wreath of laurel proper ; with the Motto, 
 " Sic curre ut comprendas." Postal address — 4 Porchester 
 Gardens, London, W. Club — Savile. 
 
 STEVENSON (H. Coll., 11 Nov. 1902). Per chevron 
 or and gules, two clarions in chief of the last, and a 
 chaplet of roses in base also gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper, leaved or. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon wings elevated and addorsed, 
 belled and jessed or, hooded gules, between two lures also 
 gules. 
 
 Only Son of William Stevenson , by his wife Elizabeth 
 Sheppard : — 
 
 George Stevenson, Gentleman, b. 1834; tn. ist, 1862, 
 Caroline [d. ), d. of Edward Wheatcroft ; 2nd, 1893, 
 Ellen Lucy Julia Arthur (of Glanomera, co. Clare), d. of 
 Rev. Lucius Arthur of Glanomera; and has issue — (i) 
 George Edward Stevenson, Gentleman, b. 1865; (2) Percy 
 Stevenson, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; (3) Bertram Stevenson, 
 Gentleman, b. 1878 [;«. 1904, Evelyn St. Austin Tindal- 
 Atkinson] ; Elizabeth Sjn. 1891, Samuel Bell]; Caroline 
 Ellen [;/;. 1897, Rev. Edward John Cottrill Smith] ; and 
 Helena \_m. 1900, James Bowes Brook]. Seat— Tor House, 
 Matlock. Jies. — 84 Cambridge Gardens, Kensington, 
 London, W. 
 
 STEVENSON (U.O.). Azure, on a fesse argent, 
 between in chief three mullets or, and in base as many 
 arrows of the last flighted of the second, a fleur-de-lis gules, 
 between two roses barbed and seeded proper. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 three roses in front of a falcon rising all proper. Motto — 
 " Sapientia." 
 
 Son of late William Cochran Stevenson of Knockan : — 
 
 James Stevenson, Esq., J. P. co. Londonderry. Seat — 
 Knockan, Londonderry. 
 
 S JAMES STEVENSON-HAMILTON, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. county of Lanark, F.R.G.S., Major 6th 
 Inniskilling Dragoons. Born October 2, 1867, being the 
 eldest son of James Stevenson, Esquire, of Braidwood, by 
 his wife Eliza, the heiress of Fairholm, eldest daughter of 
 James Hamilton (third son of Charles Hamilton), and suc- 
 ceeded his mother as heir ot entail on attaining his majority 
 in 1888. Clubs — Army and Navy, New (Edinburgh). 
 Live>y~RQd and silver. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 .Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules a mullet argent, between 
 three cinquefoils ermine within a bordure of the last (for 
 Hamilton) ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron between three fleurs- 
 de-lis gules, on a chief sable, three mullets of the field (for 
 Stevenson). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 and upon wreaths of his liveries are set for Crests, i. a 
 hawk rising proper, belled or, holding in the dexter foot 
 a sword also proper, hilted and pommelled or (for 
 liamilton) ; 2. a dexter hand issuing from a cloud and hold- 
 ing a wreath of laurel all proper (for Stevenson). Mottoes 
 — "Thankful" (for Hamilton), " Coelum non solum " (for 
 Stevenson). Seat — Fairholm, Larkhall ; and Kirkton, Car- 
 luke, N.B. 
 
 STEWARD, see FALCON-STEWARD. 
 
 STEWART, borne on an escutcheon of pretence by 
 Lord ASHTON. 
 
 STEWART, quartered by CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS, 
 ERSKINE, HAMILTON, HOME, MURRAY, and 
 NAIRNE. 
 
 STEWART, see ALSTON - STEWART, FALCO- 
 NAR-STEWART, GRAINGER-STEWART. HAMILL- 
 TON -STEWART, JOHNSTON - STEWART, MUR- 
 RAY-STEWART, SHAW- STEWART, and VANE- 
 TEMPEST-STEWART. 
 
 ALEXANDER ARTHUR GRAINGER STEWART, 
 Esquire, Advocate, M.A. . LL.B. Born July 1. 1867, being 
 the eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart, 
 M.D., LL. D. , Professor of Medicine (Edinburgh Univ.), 
 Physician to Her late Majesty Queen Victoria in Scotland, 
 by his second wife Jessy Dingwall Fordyce, dau. of the Rev. 
 Robert Macdonald, D.D. Armorial bearings— Or, a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, between two cross crosslets fitchde 
 in chief, and a garb in base gules, banded of the first. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 two hands proper, grasping a man's heart or. MottO^ 
 " Corde et manu." Married, April 4, 1895, Emily Frances, 
 dau. of the Hon. Lord Adam, Senator of the College of 
 Justice, Scotland ; and has Issue — Thomas Grainger Stewart, 
 Esq., b. Jan. 12, 1896; and Catharine Emily. Residence — 
 23 Northumberland Street. Edinburgh. Clubs — University 
 (Edinburgh), Liberal (Edinburgh). 
 
 S ALEXANDER CHARLES HECTOR STEWART, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. co. Donegal, High Sheriff 
 1881, Hon. Major-Gen. (retired), late Col. commanding 
 2nd Life Guards. Born Nov. 15, 1838, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Vandeleur Stewart, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L. , by his wife Lady Helen Toler, third dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 2nd Earl of Norbury. Livery — Dark blue, silver lace. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a bend compony azure and or, 
 between two lions rampant gules (for Stewart). Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a dragon 
 statant or. Motto -" Metuenda corolla draconis." Mar- 
 ried, April 25, 1872, Gertrude Mary, eldest dau. of Eric 
 Carrington Smith of Ashfold, Sussex ; and has Issue — 
 Kathleen. 5^a/~Rock Hill, Letterkenny, co. Donegal. 
 Postal address - 23 Lennox Gardens. London. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Bachelors'. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD STEWART, Gentleman, Bar- 
 
 rister-at-Law. Born , being the only son of the late 
 
 Charles Stewart, Barrister-at-Law, sometime M.P. for 
 Penrhyn, by his wife Emily (god-dau. of the Emperor 
 of Russia), dau. of J. Parlam of St. Petersburg. Arms — 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, sur- 
 mounted of a lion rampant gules ; 2 and 3 azure, three 
 garbs or, all within a bordure argent, charged with three 
 wolves' heads gules. Crest — On. a wreath of the colours, a 
 man's head coujjed proper. Motto—" Never unprepared." 
 Married, 1887, Mary, only child of P. Jennings of The 
 Hayes, Salop ; and has Issue — Kenneth Stewart, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1893 ; Marjorie ; and Katherine. Postal address — 
 Temple, E.C, 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK STEWART, Esquire, B.A., 
 J. P., High Sheriff 1871. Born March 10, 1845, being the 
 third but eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Charles 
 Frederick Stewart, Esq., J. P. for co. Donegal, by his wife 
 Anne, only dau. of Col. Robert Stirling, H.E. l.C.S. Ar- 
 morial bearings- Quarterly i and 4, azure, three fleurs-de- 
 lis within a bordure engrailed or ; 2 and 3, or. a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, within a bordure gules, charged 
 with eight buckles of the first, over all in the centre chief 
 point a mullet counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head sable, 
 vomiting flames proper, and charged with a mullet or. 
 Motto — " Avant Darnly." Married, firstly, Aug. 12, 1869, 
 Elizabeth Frances [d. March 4, 1881), second dau. of Rev. 
 Thomas Lindesay, Rector of Upper Curriber, co. Derry ; 
 and by her had Issue— {i) Charles Frederick Stewart, Gen- 
 tleman, b. July 12, 1870; (2) William Stewart, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. 2, 1871, d. Jan. 22, 1895; (3) Thomas Francis 
 Stewart, Gentleman, b. Oct. 9, 1872 ; (4) Walter Edward 
 Stewart, Gentleman, b. June 14, 1876, d. Oct. i. 1883 ; 
 Ann Elizabeth Frances \m., 1900. Henry Eliot Harward] ; 
 Nicola Mary, d. April 1891 ; Eleanor Louisa ; and Elizabeth 
 Frances, d. April 1891. He married secondly, May 6, 1884, 
 Georgina Sophia, youngest dau. of Blackwood Hamilton 
 of Highnam, Bray; by whom he has Issue— (,^) Bertram 
 Robert Stewart, Gentleman, b. Jan. 14, 1886; (6) Richard 
 Arthur Stewart, Gentleman, b. Sept. 17, 1888 ; and Georgina 
 Sophia. Seat — Horn Head, Dunfanaghy, co. Donegal. 
 
 CHARLES BALFOUR STEWART, Gentleman, M.A., 
 M.B., B.C. (Cantab.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.), Past 
 Lecturer in School of Tropical Medicine, University College, 
 Liverpool, and Sanatory Commissioner to the Gold Coast, 
 West Africa, Born July 12, 1864, being the elder son of the 
 
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 LL.D.. F.R.S.. Profcvsor of Natural rhilosophy. Owens 
 College. Manchester, and sometime Pirector of Kew Uni- 
 versity, by his wife Katharine, only chiUI of the late Charles 
 Stevens of Kensington tJore, London, Solictor. Armorial 
 btaxlngt— Quarterly i and 4 grand quarters, quarterly i. 
 
 and iiii. or, a lion rampant within a double tressure flory 
 and counterflory gules, debruised by a ribbon sable ; ii. and 
 iii. azure, a ship with her sails trussed up or (for Orkney), 
 the whole within a bordure compony argent and azure (for 
 Stewart) ; 2 and 3 grand quarters, argent, a chevron sable, 
 charged with an otters head erased of the field (for Balfour 
 of Pharay). Mantling gules, doubled or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, a king enthroned, holding in his 
 dextt-r hand a sword, and in his sinister a falcon all proper. 
 Motto— "Sic fuit est et erit." Estate — Ballymagarvey, co. 
 Meath. Postal address — Huntspill, Somerset. 
 
 CHARLES JOHN STEWART, Gentleman, formerly 
 Clerk London County Council. Bom 1851, being the 
 fourth son of the late John Vandeleur Stewart, Esq., J.P, 
 and D.L., by his wife Lady Helen, third dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Hector John, 2nd Earl of Norbury. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, a bend compony argent and azure, between two lions 
 rampant gules (for Stewart), impaling the arms of Graham- 
 Toler, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent, a cross fleurett^e 
 gules, charged with a plain cross couped of the field between 
 four leaves vert, a crescent for difference (for Toler) ; 2 and 
 3, argent, a trefoil slipped vert, on a chief sable, three 
 escallops or (for Graham). Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon statant or. Motto 
 — "Metuenda corolla draconis." Married, Oct 11, 1884, 
 
 I^dy Mary Catherine, eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. He 
 John Graham-Toler, 3rd Earl of Norbury ; and has /m 
 — (i) tJerald Charles Stewart, Gentleman, b. March 
 1888 ; (a) John Maurice Stewart, Gentleman, b. 1895 
 Helen Margaret ; Eirene Mary ; and Marjorie Alice. /?«( 
 dence—yi Eccleston Square, S.W. Club — Junior Carlton 
 
 CHARLES MONTAGUE DUNCAN STEWARl 
 Esquire, formerly Capt. Colonial Forcps, served in tb 
 Transv;ial 1878 79, and in Secococni War, in the Zu 
 War, and in the Boer War 1880-81. Horn March 14 
 1849, being the eldest son of Alexander Stewart 
 Achnacone, b. 1809; d. 1893; m., 1844, Mary Montagu 
 dau. of Daniel Wilson Davison of the Brand Hall, Salo 
 
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 Armorial bearings (L.O., June 12, 1772; rematric. Pel 
 12, 1900) — Quarterly 1 and 4, or, a fesse chequy azure 
 and argent (for Stewart) ; 2 and 3, argent, a galley 
 sable, sails furled, oars in action proper, flagged gules 
 (for Lorn), all within a bordure of the last. Mantling 
 azure, doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liverii 
 a unicorn's head couped argent, armed and crined 
 and in an escroll over the same this MottO, " Quhidd 
 will zie." Married, April 3, 1894, Amy Eveleen, dai 
 of Major-Gen. Michael Bruce. Residence — 34 Palace 
 Mansions, Kensington, W. 
 
 m Sir DAVID STEWART, Knight Bachelor (1896), 
 Lord Provost of the city of Aberdeen, 1889-1895, 
 D. L. and J.P. for the cos. of Aberdeen and Kincardine, 
 and CO. of the city of Aberdeen, Master of Arts and Honorary 
 Doctor of Laws of the University of Aberdeen. Born July 
 29, 1835, being the eldest son of the late John Stewart, 
 Esquire, J.P. for co. of Aberdeen, of Banchory Devenick 
 and Leggart, by his wife Mary, daughter of Patrick Irvine. 
 Livery— %\\xe. and gold. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, between 
 two leopards' faces in chief gules and a galley in base sable, 
 flagged of the fourth. Above the shield is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure doubled or ; and 
 on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a pelican in her 
 piety proper; and over it an escroll with this Motto, "Salus 
 per Christum." Married, July 19, i860, Margaret Dyce, 
 daughter of the Reverend David Brown, Master of Arts, 
 Doctor of Divinity and Honorary Doctor of Laws, Prin- 
 cipal of the Free Church College, Aberdeen, one of the 
 
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 Revisers of the New Testament ; and has had Issue — 
 (i) John Irvine Stewart, Gentleman, born April 12, 1861, 
 died March 15, 1869 ; (2) David Brown Douglas Stewart, 
 Esquire, born August 3, 1862 [m., 1899, Isabella, dau. of 
 the late A. Brown of Bombay, sometime Minister of the 
 Indian Council] ; (3) Wiliam Dyce Stewart, Esquire, born 
 October 28, 1864 ; (4) George Irvine Thompson Stewart, 
 
 Esquire, M.A., B.Sc, M.B., CM., born May 23, 1872; 
 (5) Charles Stewart, Esquire, born August 14, 1876, 
 died April 13, 1892 ; Alexandra Catherine Dyce ; Mary 
 [m., 1886, Professor Charles Niven, M.A., F.R.S., Fellow 
 of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Senior Wrangler] ; 
 Lucy Margaret (deceased) ; Julia Charlotte ; Margaret 
 Isobel ; and Jessie Josephine [m., 1897, Louis Slade 
 Winsloe of Liverpool. Estates — Banchory Devenick and 
 Leggart, in co. Kincardine. Postal address — Banchory 
 House, Banchory Devenick, N.B. Clubs — Carlton, Cale- 
 donian, Royal Northern (Aberdeen). 
 
 The Reverend EDWARD HAMILTON STEWART, 
 M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Cro.xdale, near 
 Durham. Burn June 13, 1862, being the only son of the late 
 Rev. Henry Stewart, D.D. , by his wife Martha Angelina, 
 only dau. of Rev. Edward M. Hamilton, and niece of the 
 late Lord Clermont. Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse 
 chequy argent and azure between three lions rampant 
 gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a griffin's head couped proper. Motto— 
 "Forward." Postal address — Croxdale Rectory, Durham. 
 
 HECTOR BRABAZON STEWART, Esquire, Rear- 
 Admiral (retired) R.N. Born Dec. 13, 1841, being the 
 second son of the late John Vandeleur Stewart, Esq., J. P. 
 and D.L. , by his wife Lady Helen Toler, third dau. of Rt. 
 Hon. Hector John, 2nd Earl of Norbury. Armorial 
 bearings Or, a bend compony azure and argent, between 
 two lions rampant gules (for Stewart). Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a dragon 
 statant or. Motto — " Metuenda corolla draconis." Resi- 
 dence —x^ Warwick Square, S.W. Club — United Service. 
 
 The Reverend HENRY WILLIAM STEWART, 
 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.), Rector of Knockbreda, co. Down, 
 
 Chancellor of the Cathedral of Holy Trinity, Dio. Down, 
 
 land Rural Dean. Born Sept. 24, 1834, being the eldest son 
 
 [of the late Rev. Edward Michael Stewart, M.A., of Bally- 
 
 ) menagh, by his wife Jane Renwick, dau. of John Jeffrey. 
 
 Livery — Blue and white. Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse 
 chequy argent and azure, between three lions rampant gules. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a griffin's head couped proper. Motto — " Forward. " 
 Married, April 10, i860, Fanny, dau. of the Venerable 
 Arthur Palmer, B.D., Archdeacon of Toronto; and has 
 Issue— (1) Edward Michael Stewart, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (2) 
 Arthur Henry Stewart, Gentleman, b. 1869 [ni., 1891, Alice 
 Mosse]; (3) Pakenham Thomas Stewart, Gentleman, B.A., 
 B.E., b. 1871 [m., 1901, Mary Dupr<5 Fennell]; (4) Rev. 
 William Stewart, B.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, b. 1876; 
 (5) James Robert Stewart, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (6) John 
 Alexander Stewart, Gentleman, b. 1881 [;«., 1904, Lydia 
 Christina Malcolm]; Frances Mary; Jane Charlotte [tn., 
 1884, Jonas Sealy Poole, M.D.] ; Hester Madeline [m., 1894, 
 Commander O. H. Daniel, R.N.]; Katharine Elizabeth 
 Martha, d. 1892 ; and Elizabeth Margaret Anne Palmer. 
 Estates — Ballymenagh, co. Tyrone; Corcam, co. Donegal; 
 Ballitibbott, co. Cork. Residence— KsiockhreAii. Rectory, 
 CO. Down. 
 
 S JAMES STEWART, Esquire, late Captain Royal 
 (Madras) Horse Artillery, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Cardigan, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Carmarthen. Born August 9, 
 1830, being the second son of Alexander Stewart of Grove 
 House, Woodford. Club — East India United Service. 
 Livery — Blue and Yellow. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Or, a fesse chequy between two mullets in chief 
 and a crescent in base gules. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a demi-lion rampant proper, holding between his 
 paws a mullet gules ; and upon an escroll over the same this 
 
 Motto, " Hinc Orior.'' Married, 1857, Louisa Charlotte, 
 daughter of W. Butler of the Madras Army ; and has 
 Issue — (i) James Logan Stewart, Gentleman, 7th Hussars, 
 born 1866 [married Eveline Mary, daughter of the late 
 Hon. Sir J. C. Dormer, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, and died June 20, 1898] ; (2) 
 William Edmond Logan Stewart,. Esq., D.S.O. , Capt. ist 
 Welsh Regt. , born 1873 ; Louisa Evelyn [married H. P. 
 Wardell] ; and Margaret Ker [married J. C. Vaughan- 
 Pryse-Rice]. ^'j/a/^— Alltyrodyn, in the county of Car- 
 digan. Postal address — Alltyrodyn, Llandyssil, South 
 Wales. 
 
 JAMES STIRLING STEWART, Gentleman. Bom 
 June 10, 1871, being the eldest son of James Stewart, Esq., 
 
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 formerly MP. for Greenock. J. P. and D.L. cos. Ayr and 
 Renfrew, by his second wife Margaret Sandilands, sixth 
 
 1887, Francis Henry Bennet Skrinc, Bengal Civil Service, 
 and has issue]. Seat — Ardvorlich, Locheamhead, in the co. 
 
 dau. of William Stirling and g^anddau. of John Stirling 
 of Kippendavie. Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse chequy 
 azure and argent, between a horseshoe sable in chief and 
 a lymphad sails furled, oars in action, flags pennon flying, 
 all proper in base. Mantillng azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, holding in the paws 
 a battle-axe proper. Motto — " Audax in recto." Married, 
 March 3, 1897, Margaret Augusta Sofia, only dau. of 
 Henry Peters; and has Issue — James Henry Stewart, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 19, 1897; and Aileen. Seat — Black- 
 house, Skelmorlie, Ayrshire. 
 
 JOHN STEWART, Esquire, Companion of the Most 
 Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, Justice of the Peace 
 CO. of Perth, Colonel Royal (late Bengal) Artillery (retired). 
 Bom March 24, 1833, being the third but eldest surviving 
 son of the late William Murray Stewart, Esquire, Major 
 22nd Bengal Native Infantry, by his wife Charlotte Athanas, 
 eldest daughter of Major Robert Joseph Debnam, 13th Light 
 Infantry. Armorial hearings— He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, or, a lion rampant within a double tressure 
 flory counterflory gules ; 2. or, a fesse chequy azure and 
 argent, in chief a mullet gules ; 3. argent, a saltire engrailed 
 between four roses gules, barbed and seeded vert, all within 
 a bordure engrailed compon^e azure and of the first. Upon 
 the escutcheon, from which is pendent his badge as a Com- 
 panion of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a dexter naked arm issuant, grasping a sword in bend 
 sinister, all proper, pommel and hilt or. Motto (in an 
 escroU above the crest) -"Deo juvante vinco." Married, 
 July 14, 1857, Elizabeth Magdalen Amelia, fourth dau. of 
 General Thomas Webster of Balgarvie, in the co. of Fife ; and 
 has/«K*-(i) William Stewart, Esquire, Major, late loth 
 Bengal Lancers, Governor H.M. Prisons, Scotland, b. Oct. 8, 
 i859[»»., 1891, Lily, dau, of A. C. MacLaren, Esq., and has 
 issue, William Debnam Maclaren Stewart, Gentleman, b. 
 April 15, 1893]; (2) John Lindesay Stewart, Gentleman, 
 Lieut, nth Royal Lancers, *. October 24, 1875,//. June 2, 
 1902; (3) Augustus Baird Stewart, Gentleman,^. Oct. i, 
 1877, rf. 1893; Mabel; LihanfOT., Jan. 20, 1885, Charles 
 Pardey Lukis, Bengal Medical Service, and has issue] ; Ethel 
 Mary [m., November 2, 1887, Ernest James Medley, Esq., 
 Major 17th Bengal Lancers]; Helen Lucy [»/. , Jan. 25, 
 
 of Perth. Clubs — Junior Constitutional, Caledonian (Edin- 
 burgh), Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 SSiR MARK JOHN MACTAGGART STEWART, 
 first Baronet, of Southwick, in the Stewarlry of Kirk- 
 cudbright, and of Ardwell and Blairderry, in the county of , 
 Wigtown ; educated at Winchester and Christ Church, ' 
 Oxford. B.A. 1858, M.A. i860; called to the Bar of the 
 Inner Temple 1862 ; Hon. Col. First Administrative Brigade : 
 Ayr and Galloway Artillery Volunteers, V.D. , J. P. and 
 D. L. for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, and D. L. for Wig- 
 tonshire ; represented the Wigtown Burghs in Parliament i 
 as a Conservative 1874 to 1880, has represented the j 
 Stewartry of Kirkcudbright in Parliament since 1885. 
 In accordance with the will of the late Sir John Mac Tag- 
 giirt, Bart., of Ardwell, Sir Mark and Lady MacTaggart- 
 Stewart assumed the additional surname and arms ofj 
 MacTaggart on succeeding to Ardwell in 1895. Born Oct. 
 12, 1834, elder son of Mark Hathorn Stewart of South-1 
 wick, who died December 3, 1878 (youngest son of Robert ' 
 Hathorn Stewart, Esq., of Physgill, by Isabella, dau. 
 of Sir Stair Agnew, sixth Bart., of Lochnaw), by his wife^ 
 Janet, daughter of John Sprot, Esquire, of Riddell, Rox- 
 burghshire. Clubs— Carlton, Athenaeum, New (Edin- 
 burgh), Conservative (Edinburgh). Creation — October 13, 
 1892. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly 1 
 I and 4, or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, surmounted ' 
 of a bend engrailed gules, charged with three salmon of : 
 the first, in the sinister chief point a buckle, all within 
 a double tressure flowered and counterflowered of the 
 fourth (for Stewart) ; 2 and 3 argent, a bend sable be- j 
 tween two owls proper (for MacTaggart). Upon the escut- 
 cheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, 
 is placed a helmet tefitting his degree, with a mantling azure , 
 doubled or ; and uixjn a wreath of his liveries is set for Crestj j 
 a demi-lion rampant, holding in his dexter paw a buckle] 
 or. Motto (over the crest) — " Suflibulatus majorcs scquor." j 
 Married, July 26, 1866, Marianne Susanna, only child of | 
 
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 Sir John MacTaggart, Bart., of Ardwell, in accordance with 
 whose will Sir Mark and Lady Stewart assumed the addi- 
 tional surname and arms of MacTaggart ; and has had Issue 
 — (i) A son, b. Mar. 10 and d. Mar. 13, 1868 ; (2) John 
 Frances Mark Stewart, Esq., b. June 21, 1869, d. 1870; (3) 
 John Mark Stewart, Esq., b. May 23, 1875, d. 1B78; (4) 
 Edward Orde Stewart, Esq. ,3, Jan.31, 1883, Lieut. 3rd 
 Batt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders ; Janet Gertrude 
 
 argent, a galley, her sails trussed up and oars in action 
 sable (for Lorn). Above the shield is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules, doubled 
 
 [m. , 1899, Robert George Seton] ; Sarah Blanche ; Frances 
 Emily [m., 1903, the Earl of Cassilis, vide Ailsa] ; Susanna 
 Mary \m., 1901, the 17th Baron Borthwick]; and Margaret 
 Anna. Seats — Southwick, Dumfries, N.B. ; Ardwell, 
 Wigtonshire, N.B. ; and Knockishee, Glenliice, N.B. 
 Town residence— 1 Whitehall Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 Sir NORMAN ROBERT STEWART, 2nd Baronet 
 (June II, 1881), Colonel Indian Staff Corps, Major-General, 
 local General Commanding a Brigade in China, served in 
 the Afghan War and Soudan Expedition 1885. Born Sept. 
 27, 1851, being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Field-Marshal Sir Donald Martin Stewart, ist Bart., 
 G.C.B., G.C.S.L, CLE., D.C.L., LL.D., Governor of 
 Royal Hospital, Chelsea (was Field-Marshal Commander- 
 in-Chief of H.M. forces in India 1881-85, and a member of 
 the Council of the Secretary of State forlndia 1885 to 1900), 
 by his wife Marina Katharine (C.I.), dau. of Thomas 
 Dymock Dabine, Commissioner R.N. Armorial bearings 
 — Or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, between in chief two 
 garbs of the second and in base an Indian crown gules ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Banmet. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest—On a wreath of ihe colours, 
 a dexter arm couped below the elbow and erect, vested 
 gules, holding in the hand a dagger proper, hiked or. 
 Motto (over)—" Pro Rege et Lege." Married, March 30, 
 1875, Ada, dau. of P. W. Hewitt of Bombay; and has 
 /w«e— Douglas Law Stewart, Esq., b. July i, 1878; Elsie; 
 and Kathleen Seymour. C/k3— Junior Army and Navy. 
 
 ROBERT BRUCE STEWART, Gentleman, B.A., 
 Magdalen College, Oxford, Representative of the Stewarts 
 of Lorn, Appin, and Ardsheal. Born April 23, 1863, being 
 the eldest surviving son of the late John Stewart of 
 Lincoln s Inn, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife, fourth dau. 
 of the late Thomas Forbes Winslow. Livry — Light blue, 
 with gold facings. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, a fesse chequy azure and argent (for Stewart) ; 2 and 3, 
 
 argent ; and on a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 unicorn's head issuing out of a wreath argent, maned, 
 horned, and bearded or ; on a scroll above, this Motto, 
 " Quhidder will Zie"; and on a compartment below its 
 shield are placed for Supporters— Two roebucks proper. 
 Residence — 73 Vanbrugh Park, Blackheath. 
 
 S ROBERT HATHORN- JOHNSTON -STEWART, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for co. Wigton, formerly 
 Capt. 13th Light Dragoons. Assumed the additional sur- 
 name of Johnston in accordance with the conditions of the 
 entail of his uncle's (James Johnston) estates. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron gules, 
 between three hunting-horns vert, garnished of the second ; 
 2 and 3, or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, surmounted 
 of a bend engrailed gules, in the sinister chief point a 
 buckle of the fourth, all within a double tressure flory 
 counterflory, also of the fourth. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion ram- 
 pant gules, armed and langued azure, grasping a hawthorn 
 tree fructed, and in the dexter paw a scimitar defending the 
 same proper. Mottoes (over the crest) — " Fidelitate et 
 amore ; " (under arms) — " Suffibulatus majores sequor." 
 Married, firstly, August 1851, Eleanor Louisa, youngest 
 dau. of Archibald Douglas of Glenfinart ; and has Issue^ 
 (i) Stair Hathorn-Johnston-Stewart, |Esq., Capt. 20th 
 Hussars, b. June 2, 1852 [nt., July 12, 1883, Helen Con- 
 stance, third dau. of Sir Edward Hunter-Blair, 4th Bart.]; 
 Ellen Douglas [w., April 15, 1873, James Francis Dalrymple 
 Hay, eldest son of Rt. Hon. Sir John- Dalrymple Hay, 
 3rd Bart., K.C.B. , and has issue]. He married, secondly, 
 April 24, 1856, Anne Murray, second dau. of Sir William 
 Maxwell, 6th Bart, of Monreith, by Helenora his wife, 
 youngest dau. of Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, 5th Bart, of 
 Greenock and Blackball, and has issue (i) Robert Hathorn- 
 Johnston-Stewart, Gentleman, Comm. R.N., b. May 20, 
 1858 ; (2) William Maxwell Hathorn-Johnston-Stewart, 
 Esq., Capt. Royal Marines, b. Dec. 16, 1865, d. May 31, 
 1896 ; (3) James Hathorn-Johnston-Stewart, Gentleman, 
 second Lieut. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, b. 1871 ; 
 (4) Herbert Eustace Hathorn-Johnston-Stewart, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 15, 1880; Mary [»/., Oct. 6, 1887, G. R. V. 
 Hume, Esq., Capt. Seaforth Highlanders, eldest son of 
 Sir Gustavus Hume, K.C.B.]; Nora; Anne [ot., April 
 1898, G. F. Scott Elliott, B.A., F.R.G.S.]; Margaret [m. 
 H. Broadhurst]; Blanche [m. Arthur Broadhurst, Esq., 
 Capt. 14th Hussars] ; Constance Alice ; Agnes Catherine, 
 d. unm. Jan. 11, 1895; and Edith. Seats — Glasserton 
 and Physgil!, Whithorn, co. Wigton, and Champfleurie, 
 Linlithgow, N.B. 
 
 STEWART of Balnakeilly (L.O.). Quarterly, i and 
 4, or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, surmounted by 
 a lion rampant gules, armed and langued of the second ; 
 
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 pnrtrd per saltire argent and sable. M a n tl in g gules, 
 doubled or. Or«tV-On a wreath of bis liveries, a dexter 
 
 band couped at the wrist holding a dagger ^rect in pale 
 
 proper. Motto — "Nunquam non paratus." Livery — 
 
 Dark blue, white facings. 
 
 Eld. s. of Henry Black Stewart, Esq., of Balnakeilly, 
 J, P., *. 1808; d. 1881 ; m. 1846, Mary Forbes Kinloch, 
 d. of Capt. James Hood, Q3rd Highlanders : — 
 Alexander Blair Stewart, Esq., J. P. Perthsh., late Hon. 
 
 Maj. 3rd Batt. Roy. Highlanders (" Black Watch"), b. 
 
 26 Nov. 1849. 5«ra/— Balnakeilly, Pitlochry, N.B, Clubs 
 
 — Bachelors', New (Edinburgh). 
 
 STEWART of Calderpark (1868). Parted per bend 01 
 and argent, a fesse chequy azure and of the second, in chief 
 a stag's head couped of the third. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 pelican in her piety feeding her young gules. Motto — 
 " Vulnere viresco." 
 
 Son of the late James Reid Stewart, Esq., of Calder- 
 park, J. P., D.L., Hon. Col. Lanarksh. Vol. Art., 
 d. 1896 ; m. 1850, Jane, ygst. d. of James Murdoch : — 
 Stanley Reid Stewart, Gentleman, b. 1863. Post, add.— 
 C/o Mrs. Reid Stewart, 19 Park Terrace, Glasgow. 
 
 STEWART (U.O.). i and 4, or, a bend compony 
 argent and azure, between two lions rampant gules ; 2 and 
 3^argent, a saltire gules. Mantling gules and argent. 
 OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a dragon statant or. 
 Motto — " Metumda corolla draconis." Livery — Dark blue, 
 orange facings. 
 
 Sons of Alexander John Robert Stewart, Esq., J. P., 
 
 D.L. , High Sheriff co. Donegal 1853, and co. Down 
 
 1861, b. 1827; d. 1904; tn. 1851, Isabella Rebecca, 
 
 sixth d. of Rt. Hon. Hector John Graham Toler, 
 
 2nd Elarl of Norbury : — 
 
 Alexander George John Stewart, Gentleman, b. 13 Feb. 
 
 1852 [m. 10 April 1883. Julia Blanche, d. of Charles 
 
 Pingwall, d. 5 Dec 1897, leaving issue, Ena Dingwall 
 
 Tosca; and Muriel], Seats— AvAi House, Litterkenny, 
 CO. Donegal ; Lawrcncetown House, Gilford, co. Down. 
 
 Charles Hector Stewart, Gentleman, b. 23 May 1853. 
 
 George Lawrence Stewart, Gentleman, b. Sept. i86i. 
 
 Henry Moore Stewart, Gentleman, b. 29 March 1863. 
 
 Cecil George Graham Stewart, Gentleman, b. 14 June 
 1868. 
 
 STEWART (U.O.). Or, a fesse chequy azure and 
 argent, between three lions rampant gules. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, ;i 
 griffin's head couiied proper. Motto — " Forward." 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Stewart, D.D. , of Mount Blakency, 
 
 b. 1836; d. 1896; m. 1861, Martha Angelina, only d. 
 
 of Rev. Edward Michael Hamilton : — 
 Rev. Edward Hamilton Stewart, M.A., Rector of Crox- 
 dale, CO. Durham, b. 1862; m. 1896, Constance, eld. d. 
 of late John Henry Gilchrist Clark of Speddoch, Dum- 
 friesshire; and has issue— Henry Robert Stewart, Gentle- 
 man; Emily Hilda; Margaret Louisa; and Eileen Con- 
 stance. Seat — Mount Blakeney, co. Limerick. Jies. — The 
 Rectory, Croxdale, Durham. 
 
 Yr. sons of James Robert Stewart, Esq.,of ('.ortliln-u'li 
 
 and Mount Blakeney, J. P., D.L., *. 181 ,; 
 
 m. 1835, Martha Eleanor, d. of Rich 11 
 
 Warren, Serjeant-at-Law : — 
 Col. Richard Warren Stewart, late R.E., ^. 1837. lies.— 
 The Cottage, Bryansford, co. Down. 
 
 Capt. Edward Pakenham Stewart, late 78th Regt., b. 
 
 . Res. — Laragh, Killiney, co. Dublin. 
 William Thomas Stewart, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 6 Leinster Street, Dublin. 
 
 George Francis Stewart, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Leitrim (High Sheriff 1892), b. 1851 ; m. 1881, Georgian.-i 
 Lavinia, d. of Rear-Adm. Richard Robert Quin ; and has 
 issue — (i) Clements George Stewart, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R. Inniskilling Fus. , b, 1882; (2) Robert Henry Kynn 
 Stewart, Gentleman, b. 1883; Mary Selina ; and Ethel 
 Georgiana. Seat — Summerhill, Killiney, co. Dublin. 
 
 JAMES ALEXANDER FRANCIS HUMBERSTON 
 STEWART-MACKENZIE of Seaforth, Esquire, F. R.G.S. , 
 J. P., D.L,, and Vice-Lieut, for Ross and Cromarty, and 
 Col. late Comm. 9th Lancers. Bom 1847, being the only son 
 of the late Keith William Stewart-Mackenzie, Esq. , J. P. and 
 D.L., by his first wife Hannah Charlotte, dau. of the late 
 I. J. Hope-Vere. Livery — Blue and yellow. Armorial bear- 
 ings— Quarterly I and 4, azure, a stag's head caboshed or 
 (for Mackenzie of Seaforth and Kintail) ; 2 and 3, or, a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, surmounted of a bend engrailed 
 gules, within a double tressure flory counterflory of the last 
 (for Stewart, Earl of Galloway). Mantling azure and or. 
 Crests — 1. on a wreath of his liveries, on the dexter side, a 
 mountain in flames proper (for Mackenzie) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of his liveries, a pelican in her piety proper (for Stewart). 
 Mottoes— " Luceo non uro"; " Virescit vulnere virtus." 
 Married, July 14, 1899, Mary, only dau. of E. Steinkopff 
 of Lydhurst, Hayward's Heath. Seat — Brahan Castle, 
 Conon Bridge, co. Ross, N.B. Town res. — 4 Upper 
 Grosvenor Street, London, W. Clubs — Carlton, Army and 
 Navy, Turf, St. George's Yacht. 
 
 S JAMES STEWART-ROBERTSON, Esquire, D.L. 
 J. P. for CO. Perth, late Hon. Major 3rd Batt. R.H. 
 Born Nov. 14, 1856, being the only son of James Stewart- 
 Robertson, Esq., D.L. and J. P., of Edradynate, in theco. of 
 Perth, by his wife Mary Jane, daughter of Robert Cunning- 
 hame of Balanorris, Isle of Man. Club — New (Edinburgh). 
 Livery — Blue, bordered with yellow. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, first grand quarter, 
 counterquartered i and 4, or a fesse chequy azure and argent, 
 in chief a label of three points gules ; 2 and 3 azure, three 
 garbs or (for Stewart) ; second and third grand quarters 
 gules, three wolves' heads erased argent, in chief a crescent 
 of the second for difference (for Robertson) ; third grand 
 quarter, a shake-fork sable, between three roses gules (for 
 Cunninghame). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests — On the dexter side a griffin passant proper ; with 
 the Motto, "Never unprepared" (for Stewart); on the 
 sinister side an arm erect, the hand holding an imperial 
 crown proper; with the motto, " Virtute gloria merces" 
 (for Robertson). Married, Sept. 11, 1880, Janet Beatrice, 
 dau. of Thomas William Murray Allan, Esq., D.L., J. P., 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade, 
 
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 of Glenfeochan, Argyllshire; and has Issue — Dorothy 
 Campbell. Estates — Edradynate, Cluny, and Colquhalzie, 
 all in the county of Perth. .Sra/— Edradynate, Strathtay, 
 Perthshire. 
 
 STEWART-SAVILE, see SAVILE. 
 
 STIFFE, see EVERITT. 
 
 STIFFE (H. Coll.). Per chevron raguly aziu'e and or, 
 in chief two estoiles of the last and in base as many spears 
 in saltire, banded together with a ribband gules. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle rising or, winged sem^e of estoiles azure, in the beak 
 a billet also azure. Motto — " Recte et firme." 
 
 Sons of William Stiflfe of Stuttgart, Wiirtemburg, b. 
 
 c. 1786 ; d. i860 ; m. c. 1827, Elizabeth, d. of Sir 
 
 John Everitt, Knt. Bach. , Sheriff of Bedfordshire : — 
 
 Arthur William Stiffe, Esq., late Lieut. Indian Navy 
 
 and Capt. Roy. Indian Marine, b. 1831 ; m. 1863, Henrietta, 
 
 d. of John Stone, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Bucks; and has 
 
 issue — (i) Archibald Francis Everitt, Esq., Capt. R,A. , 
 
 b. 1867; (2) Norman Cecil, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — 
 
 49 Drayton Gardens, London, S.W. Club — East India 
 
 United Service. 
 
 Rev. Charles Everitt (Stiffe), M.A. (Oxon.), b. ; 
 
 m. ; and has issue — (i) John Everitt, Gentleman, b. 
 
 ; (2) James Everitt, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Llangollen. 
 
 STILGOE (Ped. H. Coll.). Argent, a chevron cotlised 
 gules, between three falchions (or curtilaxes) proper, hilts 
 and pommels or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed proper, 
 
 holding in the hand a falchion (or curtilaxe) as in the arms, 
 and tied at the elbow with a ribbon gules. Motto — " Malo 
 mori quam foedari." [Proved "user" of arms, and ped. 
 regd. at H. Coll. since 1668]. 
 
 Sons of Zachariah Walden Stilgoe, Gentleman, of 
 
 Adderbiiry, co. Oxford, b. 1829 ; d. 1878 ; 7n. 1857, 
 
 Ann Biggs, d. of William Denchfield of Burston 
 
 House, nr. .'Aylesbury, Bucks: — 
 
 Hugh William Stilgoe, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; m. 1897, 
 
 Mary Margaret, d. of late Rev. Edward William Cory, 
 
 M.A. , Vicar of Meldreth, Cambs. , and Rural Dean; and 
 
 has issue^Hugh Cory Stilgoe, Gentleman, b. 1901. Res. — 
 
 The Grounds, Adderbury, nr. Banbury. 
 
 Henry Edward Stilgoe, Gentleman, of Deddington, co. 
 
 Oxford, M.Inst.C.E., b. 1867; m. 1895, Henrietta Stitt, 
 d. of late Archibald Cleland Tweedie, City Treasurer of 
 Liverpool ; and has issue — Vera Frances. Res. — Castle 
 Knoll, Dover. C/?^^.f— Whitehall, Dover Club (Dover). 
 
 Wilfred Hamilton Stilgoe, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 1870; 
 m. 1899, Margaret Hope, yr. d. of laie Sir James Kirk- 
 patrick of Closeburn, Bart. ; and has issue — Roger Kirk- 
 patrick Stilgoe, Gentleman, b. 1904. Res. — " Thriepmuir," 
 Claygate, Surrey. 
 
 Son of late Nathaniel Page Stilgoe of Adderbury, 
 Gentleman, b. 1852 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1876, Betsey Anne, 
 d. of Matthew Savidge of Sarsden, Oxford : — 
 Nathaniel Gordon Stilgoe, Gentleman, b. 1892. Res. — 
 Adderbury, nr. Banbury, Oxon. 
 
 STILL [temp. Eliz. , Ped. H. Coll.). Sable, guttfe d'eau, 
 three roses argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, a kingfisher proper. Motto 
 — ■" Tempus et patientia." 
 
 Son of James Charles Still, Esq., Capt. 3rd Dragoon 
 
 Guards, d. 1902: — 
 Charles John Gundry Still, Gentleman, b. i86i ; m. 1887, 
 Sybil, d. of John Hardy. Post. add. — The Limes, Dalerie, 
 Crieff, N.B. Clubs — Royal Thames Yacht, Marylebone 
 C.C. , Royal North Devon Golf. 
 
 JOHN PAKENHAM STILWELL, Esquire, J.P. for 
 CO. Southampton. Born Nov. 4, 1832, being the elder 
 son of John Gilliam Stilwell, Esq., of Bregsells, in the 
 parish of Capel, co. Surrey, J.P. for co. Middlesex 
 and for the city of Westminster, by his wife Ellen Mary, 
 eldest dau. of John Tingcombe of Hartley, co. Devon. 
 Livery — White with gi^een facings, brass buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, a bend nebuly azure, between 
 three escocheons of the last, each charged with an 
 escallop of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, on a viTeath of the colours, 
 upon water, a swan proper, holding in the beak an anchor 
 or; with the Motto, " Hold fast." Married, February 21, 
 i860, Georgina Elizabeth, only child of William Stevens, 
 Esquire, of Hilfield, in the parish of Yateley, in the county 
 of Hampshire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Berk- 
 shire ; and has Issue — (1) Geoffrey Holt Stilwell, Esq., 
 M.A. Oxford, Major ist Volunteer Batt. Hanip.':hire Regt. , 
 b. July 4, 1865 [/«., May 17, 1893, Elizabeth Grant, dau, 
 of Charles Grant Tindal of Fir Grove, Eversley, and has 
 issue]; (2) John Bernard Lethbridge Stilwell, Esq., Capt. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 itt Volunteer Batt. »am|>shire Rcgt.. *. Sept. ^. 1873; 
 (t) William Bvron Stilwell. Gentleman. Lie»it. isi Volunteer 
 Bkil Hants Rrgt. *. April a, iMo; Norah Georgina ; Alice 
 EUabeih; Kihel Mary; and Beatrice Ellen, /i.ttates— 
 
 BrcKsells, in the (lorish of Cajwl, in tlie county of Surrey ; 
 Hilheld, in the jxuish of Yateley, in the county of South- 
 ampton. Postal address — Hilficld, Yateley, Blackwater, 
 Hants. 
 
 STIRLING, see CRAWFURD-STIRLING-STUART. 
 
 STIRLING of Keir <L.O.. c. 1672-7, rematric, 1903). 
 Argent, on a bend sable, three buckles or. HanUing 
 
 sable. double<l argent. Cre»V-On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a Mcxjrs" head cou|)cd proper. Motto—" Gang forward." 
 Supportara— Two greyhounds argent, collared gules. 
 
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 Sons of Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, ^th Iteit.. K.T.. 
 
 i. 1818; (/. 1878; m. 1st, Anna Maria, d. of David, 
 
 8th Earl of l^even :— 
 
 Sir John Maxwell Stirling-Maxwell, 9th Bart. (27 March 
 
 1707) (f.v.), who beats the arms of Maxwell of I'ollok 
 
 (matric. 1696), but which have not been rematric. since the 
 
 assumption of the name of Maxwell. 
 
 Archibald Stirling of Keir. Escj., Cnpt. ist Soots (.iuards 
 [Arms of Stirling of Keir matriculated to him as al>ovc, 
 with the supporters, 1903], t. 14 Sept. 1867. Seat— Keir, 
 Dunblane, rerih!>hire. 
 
 Stirling of Kippcndavie (rematric 1883), John Alexander 
 Stirling {f.v.). 
 
 STIRLING (H. Coll.). Or, three round buckles in bend 
 between two bendlets. all Iwtween as many swan's heads 
 erased azure. Mantling^ azure and or. Onst — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion statant or, charged on the 
 body with two estoilcs in fesse azure, and resting the dexter 
 paw on a buckle as in the arms. Motto — " Tenax." 
 Sons of Rev. James Stirling of Aberdeen : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Sir James Stirling {f.v.). 
 
 Hugh Stirling, Cjentleman, d. . R^s. — 8 Vanburgh 
 Park Road, Blackhealh. S.E. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir JAMES STIRLING. Knt. Bachelor, 
 F.R.S., Hon. LL.D. Aberdeen. B.A., Sen. Wrangler (i860). 
 M.A. (1863) Trin. Coll., Camh. ; was Junior Equity Counsel 
 to Treasury 1881-86, and a Judge of High Court of Justice 
 (Chancery Div.) May 1886 to Oct. 1900, since when he has 
 i^en a Lord Justice of Appeal; knighted 1886; P.C. 1900. 
 Horn i836,l)ciiigthesonof the Rev. James Stirling, Al)erdecn. 
 Armorial bflarlngs -Or, three round buckles in bend be- 
 tween two bendlets, all between as many swans' heads 
 erased azure. Maaulng azure and or. Crest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion statant or, charged on the body with 
 two estoilcs in fesse azure, and resting the dexter paw on a 
 buckle as in the arms. Motto -"Tenax." A/a > ried, 1868, 
 .-\by, eldest dau. of John Thomson Renton of Bradstone 
 Brook, Shalford, Surrey. Nesidfucfs — 3 Hans Crescent, 
 S.W.; Finchcocks, Goudhurst, Kent. Chambers — 630 
 Royal Courts of Justice, W.C. Club -Athenaeum. 
 
 JOHN ALEXANDER STIRLING, Gentleman, and 
 Lieut. Scots Guards. Pom Sept. ao, 1881, being the 
 eldest son of the late Lieut. -Col. Patrick Stirling of Kip- 
 pcndavie and Kippenross, by his wife Marj;arel Mary, 
 eldest dau. of Rear- Admiral John Lcith. Armorial bear- 
 ing^— Argent, on a l)end sable three buckles of the first, in 
 chief a crescent of the second. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of his liveries, a Moor's 
 head s;\ble, banded about the temples argent. Motto — 
 "Gang forward." iVa/— Kippenross, near Dunblane. 
 
 S HENRY EDWARD STIRLING-HOME-DRUM 
 MOND, Esquire, J. P. and D.L., Captainand Lieut.- 
 Col. late Scots Guards. M.P. for Perthshire 1878 to 1880. 
 Bom Sept. 15, 1846, being the eldest son of the late Charles 
 Stirling-Home-Drummond-Moray of Blair Drummond, 
 Ardoch, Abercairny, and Mille;u-ne, J. P. and I). L., for- 
 merly of the and Life Guards and 15th Hussars, by his 
 wife Lady .Anne Georgina, youngest dau. of Charles, 5th 
 Marquess of Queensbcrry , K. T. Armoiial bearings — C)r, 
 three bars wavy gules, each charged with an escallop of the 
 field, impaling the arms of Seymour, namely quarterly i 
 and 4, or, on a file gules, between six Heurs-de-lis azure, 
 three lions of England passant guardant or ; 2 and 3, gules, 
 two wings conjoined in lure or. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— On a WTcath of his liveries, a sleuthhound's 
 head proper. MottO -'* E cura quiss." MarrUd, Jan. 23, 
 1877, Lady Georgina Emily Lucy Seymour, fourth dau. of 
 Francis Hugh George, sth Manjuess of Hereford, G.C.B. 
 5m/j— Blair Drummond, Stirling ; Ardoch, Braco, both co. 
 Perth. Clubs — Guards', Carlton. 
 
 S JAMES HENRY STOCK. F^uire, Captain Lanca- 
 shire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry, Barrister-at-I^w 
 (Inner Temple. M.P. for Walton Division of Liver|K)ol. 
 Bom Dec. 17, 1855. lieing the son of the late John Slock of 
 Knolle I'ark, Wtxjlton, near IJverpool. Arinorlal bear- 
 ings —Argent, on a pile azure, between two flowers of the 
 cotton-tree slipped projier, a hawk rising argent, belled or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a gauntlet fesseways or, thereon a hawk azure. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 holding in the beak an annulet also or. Motto—" Cele- 
 riter et audacter." Married, 1880, May Sabina, dau, of 
 the late Rt. Hon. Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh, P.C, 
 Lord-Lietit. of co. Carlow. Seat'-'V\\c White Hall, Tar- 
 jorley, Cheshire. Town residence -^ Lowndes Square, 
 C/«^j— Carlton, Arthur's, Wellington. 
 
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 Sir GYSBERT HENRY STOCKENSTROM, and 
 Baronet (Marcli 29, 1840), of Maastrom, (.'ape of Good 
 Hope, M.L.C., Into oflicer 6ist Foot. Horn March 11, 
 1841, being the eldest son of Sir Andrics Stockcnstrom, ist 
 Bart., by his wife, tiie dau. of Gysbert Henry Maasdorp of 
 the Cape of Ciood Hope. Armorial beaxingB— Per fesse 
 argent and or, a fesse wavy azure, between a sword and 
 branch of laurel in snltire proper, passing through the ring 
 of the astronomical chanactcr of Mars sable in chief, and in 
 base the stiunp of a tree, one branch sprouting from the 
 dexter side thereof, issuing from water proper ; the escut- 
 cheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Bart. Mant- 
 ling a/.iire and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of alike stump of a tree, two swurds in s<altire points 
 upwards proper, pommels and hilts or. MottO — " P'ortis si 
 jure ortis." Afairied, 1876, Harriett Catherine, dau. of 
 William l'"uller of Rockwood, near Bedford, Cape of Good 
 Hope. h'esidctirc Maastrom, Bedford, C'ape of Good 
 Hope. 
 
 STOCK ER. quartered by Jl'.KYLL. 
 
 STOCKTON, quartered by BAR TLE 11' and TIHCK- 
 NESSE. 
 
 STOKES, quartered by F,ANE, 
 
 STOKES (U.O., IS Nov. 1721, Fed. H. Coll. and U.O.). 
 Gules, a demi-lion ramjiant double-ciueued argent, a bordure 
 sable entoyre of bezants. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Great— On a wreath of the colours, a forestaff in pale proper. 
 
 Motto — "Ire in adversa." /,m'/-j'— (Urcss) white co<it, 
 crimson plush breeches, (undress) blue, drab overcoat. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Henry John Stokes, Rector of Grindon 
 (s. of Henry Stokes of Bole Hall, co. Warwick), 
 b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Stokes, Gentleman, d. . J?es. — Liverpool. 
 
 Stokes, Gentleman, 6. . Res. — 
 
 Stokes, Gentleman, b. . Kes. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. Hudleston Stokes, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Rector of Stapleton, Salop, b. 1831 ; d. 1904; m. ist, 
 1864, Emily Isabella (d. ), d. of Cortlandt George 
 
 MacGregor Skinner, Esq., formerly of Bembridge 
 
 Lodge, Isle of Wight, Capt. sth U.G. ; and, , 
 
 Caroline Anna, d. of David Shaw, W.S. , of Ayr: — 
 
 Rev, Henry Cortlandt Stokes, M.A. (Cantab.), Vicar of 
 Mattingley, b. 1865 ; m. 190a, Margaret Alice, d. of John 
 Alfred Hind, Barrister-at-l.aw ; and has issue — Henry 
 Philip Hudleston Cortlandt Stokes, Gentleman, b. 1905; 
 and Margaret limily Cortlandt. A'w. — Mattingley Vicarage, 
 Ileckfield, Winchfield, Hants. 
 
 Alexander Hudleston Stokes, Gentleman, Solicitor, 
 b. 1876. AV.r. — Cairo. 
 
 iohn Dalrymple Stokes, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.), ^. 1878. 
 Edward Marshall Stokes, Gentleman, b. 1881. Kes. — 
 Tasmania. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Stokes, Gentleman, b. ; d, ; 
 
 m. : — 
 
 Henry Stokes, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 117 Bedford 
 Street, Liverpool. 
 
 John Stokes, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Eyecote, Leo- 
 
 mmster, Hereford. 
 
 Only son of late Ven. John Whitley Stokes, Archdeacon 
 of Armagh, b. 1800; d. 1883; in. 1827, Caroline, d. of 
 Rt. Rev. T. Islington, Bishop of Ferns and Leighlin : — 
 The Rev. Thomas Gabriel Stokes, M.A. (Cantab.), 
 Chancellor of Armagh, b. 1828 ; m. 1857, Sophia, d. of 
 William Fenwick of Greenhill, co. Donegal; and has 
 issue — (i) John Whitley .Stokes, (5cntleman, b. 1858; (2) 
 Rev. William Fenwick Stokes, b. 1859 ; (3) Charles Elrington 
 Stokes, Gentleman, M.D. , b. 1861 ; (4) Thomas George 
 Nisbet Stokes, Esq., Capt. M. B. , b. 1875; and nine d.ius. 
 Res. — The Rectory, C"arnteel, Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone. 
 Son of Rev. Henry George Stokes, Rector of Ardcolme, 
 b. 1804 ; d. 1878 ; m. 1829, Anna Maria, d. of Rev. 
 W, Hickey : — 
 Rev. Gabriel .Stokes, Vicar of Womynswold, b. 
 Res. — The Vicarage, Womynswold, Canterbury. 
 
 Son of Sir George Gabriel Stokes, ist Bart., M.A., 
 
 D.C:. L., LL.U., f'res. Roy. Society,^. 1819; d. 1903; 
 
 m. 1857, Mary Susanna, d. of Rev. T. Romney 
 
 Robinson, I). D. : — 
 
 Sir Arthur Romney Stokes, and Bart. (6 July 1889), 
 
 M.A. (Camb.), b. 1858; m. 1897, M.iry Winifred, d. of 
 
 Hubert Garbett of Rushen House, C.astlctown, Lslc of Man ; 
 
 and has issue — Mary Muriel ; and Winifred Doreen. Res. 
 
 — The Schools, Kingsland, Shrewsbury. 
 
 Son of Dr. William Stokes, Regius Professor of Physics, 
 
 Dublin, b. 1803; d. 1875; m. , Mary, d. of John 
 
 Black of Glasgow : — 
 
 Whitley Stokes, ICsq., C.S.I. (1877), CLE. (1879), 
 
 LL.D., D.C.L., b. 1830; m. ist, 1865, Mary, d. of late 
 
 Col. Bazeley, Bengal Art. ; and, 1885, Elizabeth, d. of late 
 
 William Temple ; and h.as issue — Two sons and two daus. 
 
 Res. — 15 Grenville Place, Cromwell Road, S.W. 
 
 Henry John Stokes, Gentleman, ^. . Res. — 24 Clyde 
 Road, Dublin. 
 
 Son of Henry Stokes of Tralee and of Askive, Kenmare, 
 
 CO. Kerry, b. ; d. ; in. , Letitia, il. of 
 
 F. C. Bland of Derryquin C^astle, co. Kerry : — 
 
 Sir Henry Edward Stokes, K.C.S. I., formerly Chief Sec. 
 
 to Government of Madras, and Member of Council of 
 
 Government of Port .St. George, b. 1841 ; m. ist, 1865, 
 
 Janet {d. 1870), d. of William .Stokes, M.D., D.C.L. of 
 
 Dublin ; and, 1872, Helena Amy {d. 1874), d. of Surg. -Gen. 
 
 Samuel Currie, C. B. , M. D. Res. ~yj Onslow .Square, S.W. 
 
 Clubs — Union, East India United Service. 
 
 Gabriel Stokes, Esq., C.S.I. (1903), B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub,), Chief Sec. to (iovernment of Madras since 1898, 
 Member of Council 1903, b. 1849 ; tn. ist, 1885, Rebecca 
 (d. 1886), d. of .Alfred Ilorsfall of Forinby, Iviverpool ; 2nd, 
 1889, May Florence (d, 1897), d. of James Franklin Fuller 
 of Glashnacree, CO. Kerry; and has issue. Res. — Madras. 
 Son of Sir William Stokes, Surgeon in Ordinary to 
 Queen Victoria in Ireland, b. ; d. 1900; m. 1869, 
 
 Jane Elizabeth, d. of Rev. J. L. Moore, D. D. , Vice- 
 Prov. of Trin. Coll., Dub. : — 
 Aleyn Stokes, Esq., b. . Res. — 5 Mcrrion Square, 
 
 Dublin. 
 
 STONARD. quartered by LANE. 
 
 STONE, see WARRY-STONE and ELPHINSTONE- 
 STONE. 
 
 EDWARD STONE, Gentleman, Solicitor, P'.S.A. Born 
 Oct. 9, 1848, toeing the eldest son of the late Thomas Stone, 
 
 iB the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Solicitor, of Piddington. co. Oxford, and of Finsbury Circus. 
 London, RC. and his wife Susanna, dnu. of Thomas Hart. 
 Armorial bMirlnirt— Per pale argent and or, three cinquefoils 
 sable, onaehiefindentedarure, as many mullets of sixpointsof 
 the first. M»n^'«"g sable and argent. Crwt— On a wreath 
 
 (4) Roland Parker Stone, Esquire, born June 18, 1876; 
 Ethel Mary ; and Dora Christine. Estates in Birmingham. 
 
 of the colours, a griffin's head erased per pale argent and 
 or, between two wings sable, each charged with a fleur-de- 
 lis between two cinquefoils of the second. Motto — " Sto 
 ne per vim sed per jus." Married, July 24, 1874, Emily 
 Frances, dau. of Andrew Am^de Mi^ville ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Edward Stone, Gentleman, Lieut, and Dragoon 
 Guards (Queen's Bays) ; (2) Arthur Stone, Gentleman, M.A. 
 King's Coll., Camb. ; (3) Reginald Guy Stone, Gentleman. 
 Lieut. R.N. ; (4) Francis le Strange Stone, Gentleman; 
 (S) Walter Napleton Stone, Gentleman; Edith; Dorothy; 
 Marjorie Armine ; Phyllis Louisa ; and Eleanor Whitney. 
 Residence — Lansdowne Place, Blackheath, London, S.E. 
 Club — Royal Societies'. 
 
 Sir JOHN BENJAMIN STONE, Knight Bachelor, 
 J. P., Fellow of the Linnean, Geological, Royal Astronomi- 
 cal, and Royal Geographical Societies. Born 1838, 
 being the second son of Benjamin Stone of Aston Manor, 
 by his wife Rebecca, daughter of Richard Matthews of Cook- 
 ley. Armorial bearingB — Vert, on a fesse raguly argent, 
 between two doves in chief and a rose in base of the last, 
 barbed and seeded proper, a cross couped sable. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle, with wings elevated and addorsed 
 proper, charged on the wings with a cross as in the arms, 
 and supporting with the dexter claw a wing also proper. 
 Married, June 5, 1867, Jane, daughter of Peter Parker of 
 Lothersdale, in the county of York ; and has Issue — (i) 
 B.-irron Wilfrid Stone, Esquire, born August 10, 1869 ; (2) 
 Norman Benjamin Stone, Esquire, bom October 13, 1871 ; 
 (3) Oscar Harold Stone, Esquire, born December 7, 187a ; 
 
 Erdington, Northfield, and West Bromwich. Postal ad- 
 dress— The Grange, Erdington, Warwickshire. 
 
 STONE (Ped. H. Coll.). Gules, a chevron ermine 
 between three lozenges or, each charged with an ermine 
 spot sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 
 his degree. Mantling^ gules and argent. Crest — On 
 wreath of the colours, a horse courant sable, bridled, crined. 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 and hoofed or. Motto — " Quirt merui ineum est." Livery 
 — Dark blue and silver. 
 
 Sons of Robert N. Stone, Esq., J. P., of 21 Grosvenor 
 
 Place, Bath [only son of Robert Stone, Esq., J. P., of 
 
 Effra Hall, Surrey, and grandson of John Stone, Esq., 
 
 J. P., of Badbury Manor, Wilts], b. 1813 ; d. 1879; "^• 
 
 1841, Cecilia, d. of Thomas Gullet Smith, Esq. : — 
 
 Robert Sidney Stone, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, late 
 
 of H.M. Colonial Civil Service, and sometime Member of 
 
 the Legislative Council of the Crown Colony of Mauritius, 
 
 b. 1841. Postal addresses — 2 Ryder Street, St. James's, 
 
 London, S.W. ; Junior Carlton Club, Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 Clubs — Junior Carlton ; Bath and County (Bath) ; Royal 
 
 Albert Yacht (Southsea). 
 
 Edward Herbert Stone, Gentleman, b. 1848 ; m. 1885, 
 Alethe Catherine Joan, rt. of Capt. Richard Morgan 
 Hall, 13th Light Infantry; and has issue — (i) Burnett 
 Sidney Stone, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; (2) Harold Ramsay 
 Hawkins Stone, Gentleman, b. 1890 ; and Alethe Maud. 
 A'«. —Fresh ford, Somerset. 
 
 Francis Gleadowe Stone, Esq., Lt.-Col. R.A. ; Instructor 
 in Fortification, Royal Mil. Coll., 1884 to 1891; Brigade- 
 Maj. R.A., S.Ii. Dist., 1891 to 1895; Deputy A.-A.-Gen., 
 Headquarters of Army, 1895 to 1899; Commanding Cana- 
 dian Artil. 1899, 1900; Insp.-Gen. of Artil., Canada, 1900; 
 Commandant and Administrator of a Colonial Defence 
 Area in South African War, 1901-2 ; Gold Medallist R.A. 
 Inst., b. 1857; *«. 1884, Celine Euphemia, ygst. d. of Pieter 
 Lawrence Graham Cloet^ of Great Westerford, Cape of 
 Good Hope; and has issue — ^ Robert Graham William 
 Hawkins Stone, Gentleman, b. 1890. Postal address — 
 United Service Club, Pall Mall, S.W. C/ar*^— United 
 Service, Ranelagh. 
 
 STONE. Ermine, in chief two lozenges gules, each 
 charged with a cross couped or, in base a flaming sword 
 erect proper, pommel and hilt or, surmounted by an open 
 book of the fourth. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a rock an eagle displayed 
 proper, charged on the breast and on each wing with a 
 cross couped gules, and holding in each claw a flaming 
 sword as in the arms. Motto — "Nil desperandum. " 
 Livery — Claret with silver buttons. 
 
 Son of Samuel Stone, Esq. , J. P. , of Knighton, Leics. , m. 
 
 Catharine Smart, d. of Joseph Fowler of Tamworth : — 
 Samuel Francis Stone, Esq. , J. P. and D. L. co. Leics. (High 
 Sheriff 1901-2), b. 11 Jan. 1834; m. 25 Oct. 1859. Maria 
 {d. 14 Jan. 1877), d. of Charles Gillham, Esq., J. P., of 
 Birkenhead ; and has surv. issue — ^(i) Samuel Francis 
 Montagu Stone, Esq., V.D., Lt.-Col. ist V.B. Leics. 
 Regt. , b. 17 July 1861 ; (2) Charles Cecil Stone, Esq., 
 Capt. 15 Batt. 58th Company Imp. Yeo. , served in S. 
 Africa, b. 13 June 1865 ; (3) Lennard Chamberlin Stone, 
 Gentleman, b. 31 March 1868 ; (4) Howard Crafton Stone, 
 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.N.R., b. 18 March 1873; Ada Julia 
 m. 1890, Charles Bean of Plymouth] ; and Catharine 
 Maude. Res. — Kirby Firth Hall, Leicestershire. Clubs — 
 Royal Societies', Constitutional, County (Leicester). 
 
 BIGOE ARMSTRONG STONEY, Gentleman, being 
 the eldest son of the late Robert Stoney, Esq., J. P., of 
 Killavalla, Tipperary, by his second wife Mary Julian, 
 of CO. Kerry. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend cotised 
 azure, three escallops of the field. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of a niural crown 
 proper, a demi-lion or, holding between the paws a 
 spur erect argent, winged gules. Motto — " Nunquam non 
 paratus. ' ' Residence — 
 
 BINDON BLOOD STONEY, Gentleman, LL.D., 
 F.R.S. , C.E. , Dublin, being the second son of the late 
 George Stoney of Oakley Park, by his wife Anne, dau. 
 of Bindon Blood of co. Clare. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 on a bend cotised azure, three escallops of the field. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a mural crown proper, a demi-lion or, 
 holding between the paws a spur erect argent, winged gules. 
 Motto — " Nunquam non paratus." Married, 1879, 
 Susanna Frances, dau. of J. F. Walker, Q.C. ; and has, 
 with other Issue — A son, George Bindon Stoney, Gentle- 
 man. Residence— hxiLSXxaXvi., 
 
 The Rev. F. SHIRLEY STONEY, M.A. Oxon. Born 
 1863, being the son of Rev. R. B. Stoney, M.A. , of Alfreton. 
 Armorial bearings-Or, on a bend cotised azure, three 
 escallops of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, out of a mural crown proper, a 
 demi-lion or, holding between the paws a spur erect argent, 
 winged gules. Motto — "Nunquam non paratus." Postal 
 address — The Vicarage, Waltham Cross, Herts. 
 
 FRANC SADLEIR STONEY, Esquire, J. P., late Lieut.- 
 Col. R.A. Born Feb. 17, 1834, being the youngest son of 
 the late Rev. Ralph Stoney, M.A., of Terryglass and Bally- 
 nockane, by his wife Abigail, dau. of Thomas Sadleir of 
 Castletown, co. Tipperary, brother of Dr. Sadleir, Provost 
 of Trin. Coll., Dublin. Armorial bearings— Or, on a 
 bend cotised azure, three escallops of the field. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 mural crown proper, a demi-lion or, holding between the 
 paws a spur erect argent, winged gules. Motto — "Nun- 
 quam non paratus." Married, firstly, July 31, 1867, 
 Catherine Jane, dau. of Robert Lawe, Banker, of Preston, 
 CO. Lancaster; and \\2^A Issue — Kathleen Sadleir [>«., Jan. 
 7, 1890, Lieut. J. Hamilton Allen, R.N., only son of Col. 
 Allen of Errol Park, co. Perth, and great grandson of the 
 first Earl of Camperdown]. He married secondly, June 
 II, 1872, Emma Sophia Christina, elder dau. of Christopher 
 Mercer Durrant, Esq., M.D., J. P. co. Suffolk, and relict 
 of Capt. Maynard, 20th Regt. ; and has Issiie — (i) Ralph 
 Durrant Sadleir Stoney, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal Irish 
 Fusiliers, b. April 8, 1873 '< (2) Franc Aubrey Sadleir Stoney, 
 Gentleman, B.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin, b. May 23, 1875 '< (s) 
 Leigh Sadleir Stoney, Gentleman, b. April 19, 1878 ; (4) 
 George, d. in infancy ; Emma Geraldine ; Mary Moor- 
 house ; and Ruth, d. in infancy. 
 
 The Rev. FRANC SADLEIR STONEY, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders. Born Dec. 10, 1865, being the fourth son 
 of the late Sadleir Stoney, Esq., M.A. , Barrister-at-Law, 
 J. P. CO. Dublin, by his wife Eleanor, dau. of Rev. Thomas 
 Luby,D.D., Senior Fellow of Trin. Coll.,DubHn. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, on a bend cotised azure, three escallops of 
 the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest - On a wreath 
 of the colours out of a mural crown proper, a demi-lion 
 or, holding between the paws a spur erect argent, winged 
 gules. Motto -" Nunqnam non paratus." Married, 1893, 
 Eliza, dau. of the Rev. W. Noble, Rector of Tashanny, 
 CO. Longford. 
 
 FRANCIS GOOLD STONEY, Gentleman. Bom April 
 1837, being the third son of the late John George Stoney, 
 Esq., J. P., by his wife Anna Henrietta, only dau. of 
 Thomas Waller, Esq., J. P., of Finoe House, Borrisokane. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, on a bend cotised azure, three 
 escallops of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, out of a mural crown proper, a 
 demi-lion or, holding between the paws a spur erect argent, 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
 I 
 
ia99 
 
 ^tO 
 
 %to 
 
 winced gules. MottO— " Nunquani non paratus." Mar- 
 ritJ, Aug. lo, 1865, Annie Kli«ibe(h, onl^ dau. of Alex- 
 ander Duncan, C.R. ; and has /ixw*-— Edward Duncan 
 Sloncy. Gentleman, b. July 31, 1868. Postal address— 
 Ipswich. 
 
 FRKDERICK MARQUEITE STONEY. Gentleman. 
 Born 190a, being the second son of the late Frederick 
 Wetherall Stoney, by his wife Gertrude, dau. of Senator 
 Marquette, U.S.A. Armorial IwariDgB— Or, on a bend 
 coti'sed ature, three escallops of the field. Mantling azure 
 and or. OrMt On a wreath of the colours, out of a mural 
 crown proper, a demi-lion or, holding between the paws a 
 spur erect argent, winged gules. Motto '* Nunquam non 
 ftaratus." A/iirnVrf Margerette. Residtncf - 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK STONEY, Gentleman, 
 UR.C.P.. L.R.C.S. Edin., L.F.P.S. Glas. Born Aug. 
 36, 1869, being the fifth and youngest son of the late 
 S:idleir Stoney, Esq., M.A. , Barrister-at-Law, J. P. co. 
 Dublin, by his wife Eleanor, dau. of Rev. Thomas Luby, 
 D.D., Senior Fellow of Trin. Coll., Dublin. Armorial 
 bearing* Or, on a b^nd cotised azure, three escallops of 
 the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, out of a mural crown proper, a demi-lion 
 or, holding between the paws a spur erect argent, winged 
 gules. Motto — "Nunquam non paratus." Residence — 
 II Corrig Avenue, Kingston, co. Dublin. 
 
 GEORGE JOHNSTONESTONEY, Gentleman, F.R.S., 
 late Secretary to the Queen's University, being the eldest 
 son of the late George Stoney of Oakley Park, by his wife 
 Anne, dau. of Bindon Blood of co. Clare. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Or, on a bend cotised azure, three escallops of the 
 field. Mantling azure and or. Crest —On a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a mural crown proper, a demi-lion or, holding 
 between the paws a spur erect argent, winged gules. Motto 
 — " Nunquam non paratus." Married, 1863, Margaretta, 
 only dau. of Robert J. Stoney of Parsonstown ; and 
 has Issue — (i) George Stoney, Gentleman, C. E. ; (2) 
 Robert Stoney, Gentleman, M.D. ; and three daus. 
 
 JOHNSTONE THOMAS STONEY, Esquire, J. P. 
 Born July 28, 1849, being the son of the late James John- 
 stone Stoney, Esq., of Emell Castle, Cloughjordan, King's 
 Co., J. P., M.A., by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. W. 
 Minchin of Greenhills, co. Tipperary. Livery — Dark 
 blue, piped with gold. Armorial bearings — Or, on a 
 bend cotised azure, three escallops of the field. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 out of a mural crown propnir, a demi-lion or, holding 
 between the paws a spur erect argent, winged gules. 
 Motto — "Nunquam non jjaratus." il/arr»Vrf, firstly, Dec. 
 S, 1872, Rebecca, only dau. of Edward C. Minchin of 
 Canterbury, New 2^aland ; and by her (who d. March 7, 
 187s) had Issue — Rebecca Sarah Minchin. He married 
 secondly, March 12, 1878, Arabella Louisa, only surviving 
 child of Percy W. Cornwallis Lipyeatt of Dawlish, Devon ; 
 and had Issue — (i) Johnstone Percy Lipyeatt Stoney, Gen- 
 tleman, 2nd Lieut, and Batt. Worcestershire Regt., b. April 
 27, 1881 ; (2) Raleigh Cecil Watson Stoney, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 17, 1883 ; (3) Gerald Johnstone Lipyeatt Stoney, 
 Gentleman, b. June 17, 1884; (4) Edward Bowes Stoney, 
 Gentleman, b. March 30. 1886 ; and three daughters. 
 Seat — Emell Castle, Cloughjordan, King's Co. 
 
 PERCY BUTLER STONEY, Gentleman, third son of 
 lames Butler Stoney of Ross-y-Vera, in the county of Mayo, 
 by his wife Mary Frances, daughter of James Elwood, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Knockadoo, Boyle, in the 
 county of Roscommon. Livery- Blue and yellow. Armo- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, on a bend cotised 
 azure, three escallops of the field. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, out of a mural crown proper, a 
 demi-lion or, holding between the paws a spur erect argent, 
 winded gules; with the Mottoes — "Nunquam non para- 
 tus, ' " Audax." Married, April 18, 1872, Mary, daughter 
 of Thomas Briggs, Honourable East India Company's Ser- 
 vice ; and has Issue~{i) Elkin Percy Stoney, Gentleman, 
 born January 3, 1880 ; (2) Malcolm Percy Stoney, Gentle- 
 man, bom January 31, 1883 ; Mary Jessie ; Annie Frances ; 
 Fanny Sophia ; and Leonora. ^j/a/«— Rylstone, in the 
 CO. of Lancashire. Postal address — Millom, Cumberland. 
 
 RALPH STONEY. Gentleman, M.D. Born 
 Ijeing the third son of the late Sadleir Stoney, Es<i. , M.A.J 
 Barrister-at-l^w, J. P. co. Dublin, by his wife Eleanor| 
 dau. of Rev. Thomas Luby, D. D. , Senior Fellow of Trin 
 Coll. , Dublin. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend cotis 
 azure, three escallops of the field. Mantling azure an<l 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of a mura 
 crown proper, a demi-lion or, holding l)etween the paws 
 spur erect argent, winged gules. Motto — " Nunquam nc 
 paratus." Married, 1893, Stella, dau. of l-'.dmund Charle 
 Morgan. Residence — 
 
 Thk Rkv. RALPH SADLEIR STONEY, B.D., Vicar ^ 
 and also Lord of the Manor of Ribby-cum - Wrea, 
 in the co. of Lancaster. Born March 27, 1830, being ' 
 the third son of the late Rev. Ralph Stoney, M.A., 
 of Terryglass and Ballyknockane, by his wife Abi^l, 
 dau. of Thomas Sadleir of Castletown, co. Tip- 
 perary, eldest brother of Dr. .Sadleir, Provost of Trin, 
 Coll., Dublin. Armorial bearings - Or, on a bend 
 
 cotised azure, three escallops of the field. Mantl 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, oti 
 of a mural crown proper, a demi-lion or, holding betwe 
 the paws a spur erect argent, winged gules. Mott 
 " Nunquam non paratus." Married, first, 1859, Eliz 
 eldest dau. of John Drinkwater of Liverpool (brother 1 
 Sir George Drinkwater), and sister of Sir William Drini 
 water ; and had Issue — Eliza and Selina, both d. younj 
 He married secondly, July 22, 1870, Sibilla Frances, secon 
 dau. of Rev. William T. Homan, RectorofModreeny (cons' 
 to Sir William Homan, Bart, (extinct) ; and has Issue- 
 (1) Rev. Ralph Sadleir Stoney, M.A. Oxford, b. Sept. 
 1872 ; (2) Rev. Travers Strathmore Stoney, M.A. Oxon 
 b. Feb. 14, 1874 ; (3) Rev. Edwin Fazakerley Stonej 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, B.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin, b. Marc 
 26, 1875. Residence — Wrea Green Vicarage, Prestofl 
 Club — Conservative. 
 
 THOMAS JOHNSTON STONEY, Gentleman ; serve 
 in Mercantile Marine (Peninsular and Oriental Service^ 
 Born Dec. 13, 1858, being the eldest son of the late Sadie 
 Stoney, Esq., M.A. Barrister-at-Law, J P. co. Dublin, ' 
 his second wife Eleanor, dau. of Rev. Thomas Luby, D. D. , 
 Senior Fellow of Trin. Coll., Dublin. Livery — Dark blue 
 and silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Or, on a bend 
 cotised azure, three escallops of the field. Mantling azure 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 ^to 
 
 1299 
 
 and or. Crest- -On a wreath of the colours, out of a mural 
 crown proper, a denii-lion or, holding between the paws a 
 spur erect argent, winged gules. Motto — " Nunquam non 
 paratus." Married, Feb. i6, 1892, Adelaide Frances, 
 second dau. and coheiress of Col. John Stephen Dwyer, 
 J. P. (The O'Dwyer) of Stradbally, Castleconnell, co. Lime- 
 rick. Estates— \ia.\\y\inocV.a.ne, Ballycapple Wood and 
 Bally McEgan, co. Tipperary. Residence— Qa\\yVx\oc\ia.ne: 
 House, Ballymackey. 
 
 S WALTER CHARLES BUTLER STONEY. Es- 
 quire, |.P. and D. L. for co. Tipperary, B.A. Camb. 
 Born 1846, being the third son of Tiiomas Butler Stoney 
 and his wife Sarah Eliza Fannie. Livety — Blue, with 
 yellow facings. Armorial bearings — Or, on a bend 
 cotised azure, three escallops of the field. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — Out of a mural crown proper, a demi-lion 
 or, holding between the paws a spur erect argent, wings 
 sable. Motto— " Nunquam non paratus." Married, iij2, 
 Ellen Cattley Kemble, third dau. of Prebendary Kemble, 
 Rector of Bath ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Butler Stoney, 
 Gentleman, b. 1875; (2) Charles Kemble Stoney, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1877; (3) Bowes Stoney, Gentleman, b. 1879; (4) 
 Richard Brooke Stoney, Gentleman, b. 1887; and Ellen 
 Cattley. 
 
 Sir ERNEST HAY STONHOUSE, 16th Baronet, of 
 Radley, co. Berks. Born June 27, 1855, teing the son 
 of Sir Henry Vansittart Stonhouse, the isth Bart., by his 
 wife Charlotte, dau. of the late John Beatty West ; suc- 
 ceeded his father in 1884. Creations — First Patent, May 
 7, 1628 ; second, 1670. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 a fesse sable, between three hawks volant azure, a leopard's 
 face between two mullets or ; the escutcheon charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a talbot's 
 head couped argent, collared sable, lined, and catching a 
 dove volant of the first. MottO — " Sublimiora petamus." 
 Married, Nov. 4, 1897, Louise Catherina, dau. of Lodowick 
 William Rees. Seat — Warmington, Banbury. 
 
 The Rkverend EDMUND STONOR, commonly 
 known as the Rev. and Hon. Edmund Stonor, in Holy 
 Orders of the Church of Rome. Born 1831, being the son 
 of the Rt. Hon. the 3rd Baron Camoys. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, two bars dancett^e or, a chief argent. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 rock argent, charged with spots gules and azure, and a 
 bird proper pecking thereat with a ruby in its beak. Postal 
 address — 27 Via Sistina, Rome. 
 
 EDWARD ALEXANDER STONOR, Esquire, com- 
 monly known as the Hon. Edward Alexander Stonor, 
 brother of the Rt. Hon. the 4th Baron Camoys. Born 
 1867; raised to the rank of a Baron's son, i88r. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, two bars dancett^e or, a chief argent. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a rock argent, charged with spots gules and azure, 
 and a bird proper pecking thereat with a ruby in its 
 beak. Club — Bachelors'. 
 
 His Honour Judge HENRY JAMES STONOR, Judge 
 of County Courts, Justice of the Peace for the counties of 
 Surrey and Middlesex. Born March 14, 1820, being the 
 son of the late Charles Stonor, Esquire, Lieutenant-Colonel 
 in the Spanish Service, by his wife Mary, eldest daughter 
 of the late Charles Butler, Esquire, one of His Majesty's 
 Counsel Learned in the Law. C/?/*— Athenaeum , Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, two bars dan- 
 cett^e or, a chief argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, at the base 
 of a rock argent enriched with amethysts and rubies, a bird 
 proper, charged as the rock, holding in its bill a ruby. 
 Married, April 1858, Mary Anne, youngest daughter of 
 the late John Kirsopp, who died 1891. 
 
 W SACKVILLE GEORGE STOPFORD - SACK- 
 ^ VILLE, Esquire, M.A. Ch. Ch., Oxford, J.P and 
 D'. L. , Chairman of Quarter Sessions, and Chairman of 
 County Council, M. P. for North Northamptonshire, Hon. 
 Col. 3rd Batt. Northampton Regt. Born March 19, 1840, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Bruce Stopford, 
 Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriflf 1850 (who assumed 
 
 by Royal Licence the additional surname and arms of 
 Sackville), by his wife Caroline Harriet, dau. ot Hon. 
 George Germain, and niece and heir of Charles Sackville, 
 5th and last Duke of Dorset. Armorial bearings — Quar- 
 terly I and 4, quarterly or and gules, over all a bend vaire 
 (for Sackville) ; 2 and 3, azure, three lozenges or between 
 nine crosses crosslets of the last (for Stopford) ; impaling 
 the arms of Rashleigh, namely sable, a cross or, between in 
 the first quarter a Cornish chough argent beaked and 
 legged gules ; in the second quarter a text T ; in the third 
 and fourth quarters, a crescent all of the third. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crests — Out of a coronet, composed of 
 eight fleurs-de-lis or, an estoile of six points argent (for 
 Sackville) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a wyvern wings 
 endorsed vert. Motto — " Tousjours loyal." Married, 
 Feb. 4, 1875, Edith Frances, only child of William Rash- 
 leigh of Menabilly, Cornwall, by his wife Caroline, dau. of 
 the nth Lord Blantyre. Seat— DvAylon House, Thrapston. 
 
 STOPHAM, quartered by BARTTELOT. 
 
 STORES, quartered by ASKEW. 
 
 STOREY, see SHAWE-STOREY. 
 
 HERBERT LUSHINGTON STOREY, Esquire, J.P. 
 for CO. of Lancaster. Born March 14, 1853, being the 
 eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Storey, Knight 
 Bachelor, J.P. and D.L., by his wife Eliza, dau. of Cap- 
 tain William Sherren, late Oxfordshire Light Infantry, of 
 Folkestone. Livery — Drab coat, with red collar and cuffs. 
 Armorial bearings — Per fesse indented argent and gules, 
 
 a pale with three whelkshells two and one, and as many 
 storks one and two all counterchanged. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 rock proper, a whelkshell fesseways gules, thereon a stork 
 argent. Married, and has Issue — (i) Kenneth Lushington 
 Storey, Esq. ; Honor Oakden Patrickson. Estates — 
 Bailrigge, near Lancaster, Raunds Grange, Northamp- 
 tonshire. Postal address — Lancaster. Club — Reform. 
 
 STOREY (H. Coll.). Per fesse indented argent and 
 gules, a pale with three whelk-shells two and one, and as 
 many storks one and two all counterchanged. Mantling 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 ^to 
 
 %n 
 
 fules and argctit. OrMt-On a wreath of tlie colours, 
 upon a rock projier. a whclk-shell fesseways guleii, thereon 
 a Uork argent. Motto — " DeficiamautefRcia in." Li%>ery — 
 Drab cuat, rc<l collar and cufl's. 
 
 Sons of Sir Ihomas Storey, Knight Bachelor, j.P., 
 
 U.L.. *. \ d. ; m. ist, Elisa, d. ofCapt. 
 
 William Sherren. late Oxfordsh. Ll. Inf., of Folke- 
 stone ; and, Annie Williamson, d. of Charles 
 
 BLides of Aysgarth . Wensleydale, Yorks. :— 
 Herl)ert Lnsbmgton Storey, Ksq., J.P. co. Lanes. (High 
 Sheriff 1904), b. 1853 (^.t'.). 
 
 Edgar Storey, lisq.. J. P., ^ . ^«.— Brock House, 
 
 Freshlield, Lanes. 
 
 Charles Blades Coverdale Storey, Esq., b. i868. Res. — 
 a4A Portland Place, London, W. 
 
 Thomas William Patrickson Storey, Esq., *. 1870. Res. — 
 Pentrefynnon Hall. Mostyn. N. Wales. 
 
 Robert Holme Storey. Esq., J.P. Denbighshire, *. 1872, 
 Rts. — The Tower, Llanarmon, Ruabon. 
 
 STOREY (H. Coll.). Per fesse gules and argent, a pale 
 with three crosses patt^e two and one, and .is many storks 
 one and two all counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork gules 
 between two crosses f>at«Je argent. 
 
 Son of Isaac Storey of Bardsea, Lanes. : — 
 
 Edward Storey. Esq., J.P. Lanes., b. 1829; m. ; 
 and has issue — William John P.itrickson Storey, Esq., J.P. 
 Flints [Preswylfa, Rhyl, N. Wales. tV//*— Constitutional], 
 b. i860. Seat — Crosslands, Lancaster. 
 
 STORY-MASKELYNE (R.L., 1902, H. Coll.). Quar- 
 terly, I and 4, sable, a fesse engrailed or, between three 
 escallops argent (Maskelyne, Vn. Wilts. 1623, and pro- 
 bably earlier) ; 2 and 3, argent, a lion rampant double- 
 queued purpure, between four bugle-horns stringed sable in 
 
 saltire (Story). Mantling sable and or. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion sable, holding between 
 the paws an escallop argent (Maskelyne) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of the colours, two arms embowed, habited purpure, cuffed 
 argent, the hands proper, grasping by the attires a stag's 
 head caboshed or, pierced by an arrow in pale argent 
 (Story). Motto — " Bis vivitur virtute." 
 
 Sons of Anthony Mervin Reeve Story (who adopted, 
 1845, the surname of Story-Maskelyne) of Basset Down 
 House, and of Glanwysk, co. Brecknock, Esq.,M.A. 
 (Oxon.), F.R.S.. J.P. and D.L. eo. Brecknock, 
 Barrister-at-Law, h. 1791 ; d. 1879; m. 1819, Margaret, 
 only child and heir of Rev. Nevil Maskelyne, D.D., 
 F.R.S., of Purton, Wilts, Astronomer- Royal :— 
 Mervin Herbert Nevil Story-Maskelyne, Esq., M.A., 
 
 Hon. D.Sc. (Oxon.), F.K.S., J.P. cos. Wilts. Gloucs., 
 and Brecon. D.L. co. Brecon. Nl. P. for Cricklade 1880-5,1 
 and N. Div. of Wilts 1885-02, Hon. Fell, of Wadhamj 
 Coll., &c. , b. 1823; m. 1858, Thereza Mary, eld. d. of late', 
 John Dillwyn Llewelyn. F. R.S. , of l^enllergare, co. Gla«J 
 morgan, and sister of Sir John Dillwyn Llewelyn, Bart. ;f 
 and has issue — Margaret Emma ; Mary Lucy \m. 1885,] 
 Rt. Hon. Hugh Oakeley Arnold-Foster, M.P.]; and] 
 Thereza Charlotte \m. 1892, Sir Arthur Ruckcr, F.R.S.].! 
 Seats — Basset Down House, Swindon, Wills; Salthropj 
 Lodge, Wroughton, Wilts. Club — Alhen;»'um. 
 
 Edmund Mervin Booth Story-Maskelyne, Esq., B.A. \ 
 (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, b. 1829; m. i860, Marthaj 
 Banger, eld. d. of Thomas Russell of Beaminster, Dorset;] 
 and has issue — Anthony St. John Story-Maskelyne, Gentle- j 
 man, b. ; and Agnes Mary. Scat — The Manor House, 
 Lydiard Millicent, Wilts. /?«.— Hatt House, Box, Wilts. 
 
 STOUGHTON. Azure, a cross engrailed ermine, in 
 the dexier canton a mullet or. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a robin 
 redbreast proper. 
 
 Son of Charles William Stoughton, Esq.. J. P.. D.L., 
 
 of Ballynoe, co. Kerry, b. 1823; d. 1889; m. 1854, 
 
 Percy Georgfina Laura, d. of George Bagot Gossett : — 
 
 Charles Cecil Percy Stoughton, Esq., late Capt. 14th 
 
 Hussars, b. 1856 ; m. 1890, Alice Eleanor, d. of John 
 
 Kirkjjatrick of Monks Horton, Kent; and has issue — 
 
 Maud Eleanor ; and Violet Georgina. Res. — 
 
 Herbert Lionel Stoughton, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res. — 
 William Anthony Stoughton. Gentleman, b. 1862. Res. — 
 
 STOURTON. see MOWBRAY. 
 
 STOURTON. quartered by DAUBENEY. 
 
 WILLIAM CLIFFORD TOWNSHEND STOVELD, 
 Gentleman, formerly of Gravesend. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, on a pile engrailed azure, between two stags' heads 
 couped at the neck and affront^e of the last, a feather erect 
 of the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head coup>ed at the neck and affronts J 
 azure, between two feathers or. Motto — " Eimi o eimi.'' 
 
 S GILBERT HARDINGE STRACEY, Esquire, J.P.J 
 D.L. , and C.C. co. Norfolk, formerly Capt. Prince 
 Wales' Own Norfolk Artillery. Born May 30, 1844, being 
 the fifth son of Sir Henry-Josias Stracey, Bart.. High 
 Sheriff 1871, by his wife Charlotte, only dau. and heiress o| 
 George Denne. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a eros 
 engrailed between four eagles displayed gules, five cinque 
 foils or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreatk 
 of the colours, a lion rampant erminois. ducally crownedi 
 gules, supportitig a cross pat6e fitchfe of the last. Married^ 
 Oct. 10, 1867, Louisa, Anne, only dau. of Richard Grou- 
 cock, Esq.; and has Issue — (i) Gilbert-Foard Stracey, 
 Gentleman, late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Durliam Light Infantry, 
 b. July 29, 1868 ; (2) Hardinge-Graham Stracey, Gentleman, 
 b. Jan. 16, 1870, d. 1896; (3) Ernest Henry Denne Stracey. 
 Esq.. Capt. Norfolk Regt.. A.D.C., Lieut. Gov. N.W.P. 
 of India, b. April 13, 1871 ; (4) Reginald George Stracey, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. Scots Guards, b. 1881 ; and Hildaj 
 Marguerita. Seat — Sprowston Lodge, Rackheath, Nor-^ 
 wich. Clubs — Carlton, Marlborough, Junior Carlton. 
 
 The Rkverend WILLIAM JAMES STRACEY,J 
 CLITHEROW, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. of the Univ.j 
 of Cambridge, late Fellow of Magdalen Coll., formerly 
 Vicar of Buxton, and Rector of Oxnead and of Skeyton, cotj 
 Norfolk. Born Aug. 8, 1821, being the second son of the 
 late John Stracey, Esq. , of Sprowston, co. Norfolk (fifth son! 
 of Sir Edward Stracey, ist Bart. , of Rackheath), by his wife] 
 Emma Elizabeth Clitherow, third dau. of the late Cliristo-I 
 pher Clitherow, Bird's Place, Essendon, Herts. ; assumed! 
 by Royal Licence, Oct. 27, 1900, the additional surname andj 
 arms of Clitherow, in compliance with the testamentary in-| 
 junction of James Clitherow of Boston Houfe, Middlesex. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent , on a chevron j 
 gules, between three eagles displayed, wings inverted sable, j 
 five annulets or (for Clitherow) ; 2 and 3, ermine, on a cross] 
 engrailed, between four eagles displayed gules, five cinque- 
 foils or (for Stracey). Mantling gules and argent. Cresti] 
 — I. out of a castle or, a demi-lion rampant sable (for ' 
 Clitherow) ; 2. a lion rampant erminois, ducally crowned 
 
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 and supporting a cross pat6e fitch^e gules (for Stracey). 
 Married, Aug. 8, 1849, Maria Diana, eldest dau. of Lieut. - 
 Gen. James Claud Bourchier of Lavant House, Chichester ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Col. John Bourchier Stracey-Clitherow, 
 late Major Scots Guards, h. May 31, 1853 [;«. , 1897, Alice, 
 dau. of Hon. Toby Henry Prinsep, and widow of Charles 
 Henry Gurney ; (2) Claud Edward Stracey-Clitherow, Esq. , 
 late Capt. late Scots Guards, b. March 29, 1855 [;^«., Oct. 25, 
 1897, Alice Maud, sixth dau. of Gen. Lord Alfred Henry 
 Paget, C.B.] ; (3) Eustace William Clitherow Stracey-Clithe- 
 row, Esq., l.P. for Middlese-v, late Lieut. R.N.,i^. March 29, 
 1864 \ni., Feb. 7, 1900, Frances Evelyn Veronica, dau. of J. 
 B. E. Stansfeld] ; Emma Maria \jn. Col. Birch Reynardson 
 of Holywell Hall, co. Lincoln] ; Alice Harriot Argyll \m. , 
 1872, Rt. Hon. Henry James, ist Lord Hothfield] ; Evelyn 
 [m. , 1879, Hon. Arthur ( -hichester, and ci. 1883] ; Margaret 
 Susan [m., 1889, Charles Sommerville Orde of Hopton 
 House, Suffolk] ; and Ida Marion. Seat — Boston House, 
 Middlesex. Town residence—ya Portland Place, W. 
 
 STRACHAN of Glenkindie, quartered by LEITH- 
 ROSS. 
 
 Lieutenant-general Sir RICHARD STRACHEY, 
 G.C.S.I. (1897), (Royal Engineers), Fellow of the Royal 
 Society, Doctor of Laws. Born 1817, being the son of 
 Edward Strachey, Esquire, of the Bengal Civil Service, by 
 his wife Julia, daughter of General William Kirkpatrick ; 
 created Companion of the Most Exalted Order of the Star 
 of India, 1866. C/?/i5— Athenaeum. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, a cross between four eagles 
 
 displayed gules, and impaling the arms of Grant, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, gules three antique crowns or (for Grant) ; 
 2. or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, between three 
 wolves' heads couped sable (for Stevk-art of Athol) ; 3. 
 azure, a dexter arm vambraced, grasping a sword erected 
 in pale argent, between three boars' heads couped or, 
 langued gules (for Gordon), all within a bordure wavy 
 or. Upon the escutcheon, which is surrounded by the 
 ribbon and the collar of the Star of India, from which 
 is pendent his badge as a G.C.S.I., is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 displayed gules, charged on the breast with a cross pat^e 
 fitch^e argent. [A quartering for Hodges is always used, 
 namely, or, three crescents sable, on a canton of the last, a 
 ducal crown or. This quartering is noted in the Visitations, 
 but without tinctures, which renders a certificate of the same 
 impossible]. Married, firstly, 1854, Caroline, daughter 
 of the Reverend George Bowles, who died 1855 ; secondly, 
 1859, Jane Maria, daughter of Sir John Peter Grant, Knight 
 Grand Cross of the ' Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, Knight Commander of the Most 
 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, of Rothiemurchus, North 
 Britain; and has Issue living (by second marriage) — (i) 
 Richard John Strachey, Esq,, Captain Rifle Brigade (Prince 
 Consort's Own), served in Burma Campaign, 1887-1889, 
 born 1861 [married, 1896, Alice Grace Norman, dau. of 
 General Sir Henry Norman, G.C.B. , G.C.S.I.]; (2) Ralph 
 Strachey, Esq., born 1868 ; (3) Oliver Strachey, Esq., born 
 1874 ; (4) Giles Lytton Strachey, Esq., born 1880 ; (5) James 
 Beaumont Strachey, Esq. , born 1887 ; Elinor [married, 
 1882, James Meadows Rendel, Barrister-at-Law, of 4 Stone 
 Buildings, W.C. , and has issue living, Richard Meadows 
 Rendel, Gentleman, born 1887; Andrew James Rendel, 
 Gentleman, born 1888 ; William Vincent Rendel, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1898 ; EUzabeth, and Frances Elinor] ; Dorothea ; 
 Philippa ; Joan Perncl ; and Marjorie Colvile. Postal ad- 
 dress— tx) Lancaster Gate, W. 
 
 JOHN COPPIN COPPIN-STRAKER, Esquire, J.P. 
 CO. Northumberland, Lieut. -Col. Northumberland Hussars. 
 Bom Dec. 16, 1847, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Straker, Esq., J.P. , by his wife Isabella, dau. of John Coppin. 
 Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings (R.L. H. Coll.) — 
 Quarterly i and 4, azure, on a chevron, between in chief a 
 mullet between two arrows barbed and feathered in pale 
 point downwards, and in base a mullet argent, a like arrow 
 between two mullets of the field (.Straker) ; 2 and 3 or, on 
 a pile gules, a cock of the field (Coppin). Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crests — (i) On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of an arrow in pale point downwards, barbed and feathered 
 argent, a horse courant of the last, semee of quatrefoils 
 azure (Straker) ; (2) on a wreath of the colours, on two 
 escallops inverted gules, a cock or, holding in the beak an 
 escallop also gules (Coppin). MottO — " Deus est super 
 domo." Married, Oct. 2, 1884, Alice Wittingham, dau. of 
 Rev. James Allgood of Nunwick and Ingram, Northum- 
 berland ; and has Issue — (i) Ian Allgood Coppin-Straker, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 25, 1888 ; (2) Roy Merlin Coppin 
 Straker, Gentleman, b. Dec. 30, 1894, d. May 1895; Kath- 
 leen Alice ; Helen Isabella ; Vida Williamson ; Daphne 
 Eyre ; and Phyllis Loraine. Seats — Stagshaw, Corbridge, 
 and Leazes, Hexham. Club — Union. 
 
 STRANGE, quartered by BUSHE, MURRAY, and 
 CORBET. 
 
 STRANGMAN. Quartered by Hancock. 
 
 STRANGMAN (Confn. U.O.). Per bend sable and 
 argent, a bend embattled counter-embattled between two 
 
 trefoils slipped all counterchanged. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 
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 table, plain collared or, pendent therefrom a harp, and 
 hoidint: lietwecn the paws a ragged staff of the last. 
 Motto •• Verhum vir fortis niilli succumbii (lolori." 
 
 Sons of Jostiuii Stranginan of Walerford, b. 27 Sept. 
 
 1787; J. 3 March 1837; m. 1819, Anna Wakeheld, d. 
 
 of James I'iiii of MuuntmcUick : — 
 
 James Pim StranKnuin. Gentleman, b. 1832; m. ist, 
 
 18O3, liUuiibelh (J. 1881), second d. of George Stephenson, 
 
 Seneschal of Hillsborough, co. Down ; and, 1883, Mary 
 
 Catherine I'cake, d. of late Rev. Henry Peake, B.A. 
 
 Rts.—^ Clydesdale Koad, Notting Hill, W. Clubs— 
 
 Automobile (Paris). Royal Ulster Yacht (Belfast). 
 
 Joshua George Sirangman, Gentleman, b. 1833; m. 1895, 
 Eleanor, d. of Capt. William H.irdie of R.ithmines, 
 DubUn, late Dublin Fusiliers. /'«.— The Mall, Water- 
 ford. 
 
 Son of Joshua John Strangman, b. 1800 ; d. 1871 ; 
 
 m. i8a6, Elizabeth l^cky, d. of John Watson of 
 
 Kilconner, co. Carlow : — 
 
 T. Wilson Strangman, Gentleman, b. 1842 ; m. 1874, 
 
 Sarah lA>uisa, d. of libenezer Pike of Besborough, co. 
 
 Cork ; and has issue— (1) Wilson Strangman, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1879; (2) John Robert Strangman, Gentleman, b. 1881. 
 
 /?«. — Kinoith, Shanagarry, co. Cork. 
 
 Sons of John Strangman, *. 1807; r/. ; m. : — 
 
 Augustus Strangman, Gentleman. Res. — Melbourne. 
 Douglas Howard Strangman, Gentleman. Res. — New 
 Zealand. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Handcock Strangman, b. 1809 ; d. ; 
 m. : — 
 George Martin White Strangman, Gentleman. Res. — 
 Waterford. 
 
 Joshua William Strangman, Gentleman. Res. — Water- 
 ford. 
 
 Cecil Lucius Strangman, Gentleman, M.D., b. 
 Ret. — Orroroo, S. Australia. 
 
 Thomas Handcock Strangman, Gentleman, M. D. , *. 
 Res. — Seymour, Victoria, Australia. 
 
 Sons of Samuel Strangman of Waterford, b. 1813 ; 
 
 d. 1882; tn. 1848, Maria, d. of Joshua Chaytor of 
 
 Heathville, Monkstown, co. Dublin: — 
 
 John Strangman, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; m. 1876, Catherine 
 
 Gertrude, d. of William Lloyd of Lloydsborough , co. 
 
 Tipperary ; and has issue — ^Hubert William Strangman, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1889. Res. — Summerland, Waterford, 
 
 Ireland ; Altona, Dunmore East, co. Waterford. Club — 
 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Samuel Strangman, Gentleman, b. 1855; m. ist, 1880, 
 Jane Newport (d. 1895), d. of M. Barron ; and has issue — 
 Samuel William Strangman, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; 2nd, 
 1901, Charlotte Elizabeth, d. of late J. Gilbert Cockburn, 
 only s. of John Cockburn, R.E. A'w.— Suirville, Waterford. 
 Sons of Edward Strangman of " Kilcop," co. Water- 
 ford, and afterwards of " Laurenceford," S. Africa 
 (s. of John Strangman of Summerland, Waterford), b. 
 1815 ; d. 1874 ; m. 1841, Anna Amelia, d. of Fade Goff 
 of Prince Edward Island, and granddau. of Richard 
 Goff of Tottenham Green, co. Wexford: — 
 Charles Strangman, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; m. 1884, 
 Amelia Anna, eld. d. of Hon. John Gofif of Woodville, 
 Prince Edward Island, and great-granddau. of Richard 
 Goff of Tottenham Green, co. Wexford. Res. — 66 M'Tavish 
 Street, Montreal; " Stonehurst," Sault au RecoUet, nr. 
 Montreal. 
 
 Fade Goff Strangman, Gentleman, b. . 'Res. — 
 
 Worcester, S. Africa. 
 
 Frederick William Strangman, Gentleman, 6. 
 Res. — Somerset West, S. Africa. 
 
 Walter Herbert Strangman, Gentleman, b. , Res. — 
 Augusta, U.S.A. 
 
 Edward Strangman, Gentleman, M.A. (Camb.), b. 
 Res. — J ohannesburg. 
 
 STRANGWAYES, see SWAINSTON - STRANG- 
 WAYES. 
 
 JAMES HOWARD PERCY STRANGWAYS, Gentle- 
 man. Horn June 18, i860, being the third son of the late 
 Rev. James Michael Henry Strangways, M. A. T. CD., some- 
 time Rector of Baronstown, co. Louth, and for many years 
 Vicar-Choral of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh, by his 
 wife Isabella Margaret, dau. of the late Alexander Robinson, 
 M. B., &c. , Resident Surgeon, County Infirmary, Armagh, 
 Ireland. Armorial bearings — Sable, two lions passant. 
 
 p:\ly of six argent and gules, within a bordure engrailed ( 
 MantUnfi: sable and argent. Great -On a wreath of tli 
 colours, a lion as in the arms, gorged with a ducal coronc 
 or. Motto— " Soys joyeux et ne double pointe." Marriei 
 May 28, 1887, Amy Maud, third dau. of the late Rob 
 Howard Shout, F.R.I.M.A., late of " IVeherne," We« 
 Hampstead, N.W. , by his wife .Siuah, dau. of the lat 
 John Lord of Paddington Green, W. ; and has Issue- 
 Norah Winifred Noel ; and Olga Ho|)e. Postal address- 
 The Shanty, Westclifr-on-S«'a, I'Lssex. 
 
 LEONARD RICHARD FFLEMING STRANGWAYS 
 Classical University Scholar of Dublin Univ., B.A. 
 M.A. 1883, Head Master of St. Stephen's Green Scho 
 and President (1897) Irish Schoolmasters' Association 
 Born Oct. 2, 1857, being the second son of Rev. lame 
 Michael Henry .Strangways, Clerk in Holy Orders, M./ 
 Rector of Baronstown, co. Louth, Ireland, by his secon 
 wife Isabel Margaret, dau. of Alexander Robinson, Esqj 
 M.B., of Armagh. Clubs— RojaX Irish Yacht (Kingstown)| 
 Royal Dublin Society (Dublin). Livery — Black, with gol< 
 facings. Armorial bearlngfs -Sable, two lions pa 
 paly of six argent and gules, within a bordure engraile 
 or. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of tb 
 colours, a lion as in the arms, gorged with a ducal coron4| 
 or. Motto — "Soys joyeux et ne double pointe." Mat 
 
 July 12, 1884, Alice Helen Beatrice, elder dau. of Jan 
 George Robertson of Kilkenny (by his wife WilhelmiB 
 Margaret Alicia Strangways) ; and has Issue— (1) Guy Erne- 
 Alan Strangways, Gentleman, b. Nov. 4, 1885 ; (2) Leona- 
 Francis Percy Strangways, Gentleman, b. Jan. 1886, d. Di 
 1890 ; (3) James Godfrey Victor Strangways, Gcntlema 
 b. May 24, 1898; Juliet Marion Alice; Lilian Isabel; a«_ 
 Beatrice Violet Mary, b. and d. 1896. Postal address^ 
 — Merton, Cullenswood, co. Dublin ; and The Dor 
 Skerries, co. Dublin. 
 
 STRATFORD, see MORGAN-STRATFORD. 
 
 The Right Honourable HALLYBURTO] 
 GEORGE CAMPBELL, Baron Stratheden of Cupar, 
 the CO. of Fife, Baron Campbell of St. Andrews, in tt 
 CO. of Fife, Master of Arts. Born October 18, 1829, beir 
 the son of the first Baroness Stratheden, by her husba 
 John, first Baron Campbell ; succeeded his brother 18 
 Creations— 'Raxony of Stratheden, January 22, 1836 ; Baron 
 of Campbell, June 30, 1841. Armorial bearings— P 
 bears for Arms : Gyronny of eight or and sable, with 
 
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 a borduie engrailed quarterly or and azure, charged with 
 eight buckles counterchanged. Above the escutcheon is 
 placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled ermine ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a boar's 
 head erased, gyronny of eight or and sable. Supporters 
 as Lord Stratheden — On either side a buck argent, attired 
 and hoofed or, that on the dexter gorged with a collar 
 compony gules and of the second, therefrom pendent an 
 escutcheon gyronny of eight or and sable ; and that on 
 the sinister gorged with a collar therefrom pendent an 
 escutcheon gold, charged with three chaplets of laurel 
 two and one proper. Supporters as Lord Campbell — 
 On either side a lion guardant gules, that on the dexter 
 gorged with a collar or, pendent therefrom an escutcheon 
 
 azure, charged with a saltire argent, and that on the 
 sinister gorged with a wreath of shamrocks proper, 
 pendent therefrom an escutcheon chequy or and gules. 
 Motto — " Audacter et aperte." Married, August 24, 
 1865, Louisa Mary, eldest daughter of the Right Hon- 
 ourable A. J. B. Beresford Hope, Member of Parliament ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Hon. John Beresford Campbell, Lieu- 
 tenant Coldstream Guards, b. June 20, 1866 [m., Jan. 15, 
 1895, the Hon. Alice Susan, second dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Baron Hamilton of Dalzell ; (2) Hon. Cecil Arthur Camp- 
 bell, b. April 3, i86g ; (3) Hon. Kenneth Hallyburton 
 Campbell, b. May 21, 1871 ; and the Hon. Mildred Louisa. 
 Residences — 17 Bruton Street, Berkeley Square, London, 
 W. ; Hartrigge, Jedburgh, N.B. 
 
 STRATH Y (1882). Or, on a chevron azure, between 
 three crescents gules, a stag's head erased of the first. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, an eagle displayed holding in his beak a thistle 
 all proper. Motto — " Audax justum perficere." 
 
 Eld. son of Major James Brakenridge Strathy of 
 Kingston, J.P., b. 1813 ; d. 1896; m. 1844, Elvira, d. 
 of Hiram Davis Lee, M.D. , of London, Canada: — 
 
 Edwin William Strathy, Gentleman, b. 29 Dec. 1844 ; 
 m. 27 June 1872, Geraldine Alicia (deed.), d. of Edwin Van 
 Cortlandt, M.D., of Ottawa; and has issue— (i) Edward 
 James Van Cortlandt Stratliy, Gentleman, b. ; (2) 
 Kenneth Gordon Strathy, Gentleman, b. ; Harriet 
 
 Geraldine May ; Louise Brakenridge [m. 1895, Robert 
 Boteler Kenrick]; Muriel; and Frances Olive. Res. — 
 2 Emily Street, Macdonald Park, Kingston, Ontario, 
 Canada. 
 
 ALEXANDER M'NEILL STREATFEILD-MOORE. 
 Esquire, J. P. Born 1863, being the eldest son of the late 
 Alexander Edward Champion Streatfeild-Moore, Esq., 
 J. P. (assumed by Royal Licence, 1885, the additional sur- 
 name of Moore under the will of his kinsman, Frank John 
 Moore of Woodcock Hill), by his wife Helen, dau. of Capt. 
 Alexander M'Neill of Colonsay, N.B. Armorial bear- 
 ings Quarterly I and 4, per fesse gules and sable, three 
 bezants (for Streatfeild) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a pale argent, 
 a Moor's head proper, over all, on a chief dancette6 or, 
 three mullets azure (for Moore). Mantling gules and 
 sable. Crests I. on a wreath of the colours, an arm in 
 armour proper, bent from the elbow, the forearm encircled 
 with a band tied in knot gules, supporting a spear with 
 a pennon showing argent, St. George's cross on the dexter 
 side of the spear, and gules, three bezants fesseways on the 
 sinister, the pennon being turned round the spear to show 
 part of both sides (for Streatfeild) ; 2. in front of a crown 
 vallary or, a Moor's head in profile proper, wreathed azure 
 and argent, a mullet azure (for Moore). Seat— V\looAcoc\i 
 Hill, Berkhampstead, Herts. 
 
 STREETEN (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, per pale 
 or and azure, on a bend between a lion rampant in chief 
 and an estoile in base, a lion rampant between two estoiles 
 all counterchanged (Streeten) ; 2 and 3, sable, a cross 
 invected between two escallops in chief and as many 
 cinquefoils in base all argent (Paget). Mantlng azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, 
 charged with two escallops in pale, holding in the dexter 
 paw an estoile and supporting with the sinister a cinquefoil 
 all azure. 
 
 Sons of William Warren Streeten, Esq., C.M.G. , b. 
 
 1834 ; d. 1890 ; m. 1865, Sarah Henrietta Anne, d. of 
 
 Francis Nicholas Orborne : — 
 Francis Osborne Streeten, Gentleman, b. 1868; m. 1902, 
 Cecilia, d. of Col. St. John Michell Fancourt, C.B. ; and 
 has issue — Francis Paget Streeton, Gentleman, b. 1903, 
 Tonbridge, co. Kent. 
 
 STRICKLAND, quartered by RAMSUEN. 
 
 ALGERNON AUGUSTINE DE LILLE STRICK- 
 L.AND, Esquire, J. P. for Devon, M.A. Merton Coll., 
 Oxford. Born Jan. 1837, being the eldest son of the late 
 Augustine Edmund Christopher Strickland of Oaklands, 
 Devon, by his wife Susan Caroline, younger dau. of Henry 
 Deacon of Longcross House, co. Glamorgan. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a chevron or, between three crosses patt^e 
 argent, on a canton ermine, a buck's head erased sable. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a turkey cock in his pride proper. Motto — " A la 
 volonte de Dieu." Married, Jan. 28, 1863, Charlotte Anne, 
 younger dau. of Peter Richard and Lady Sophia Hoare of 
 Luscombe, Devon ; and has Issue — (i) Algernon Henry 
 Peter Strickland, Gentleman, b. 1863 [/«. , Jan. 28, 1890, 
 Mary Selina, youngest dau. of Walter Drummond ; and has 
 issue, Algernon Walter Strickland, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; and 
 Mary Barbara] ; (2) Augustine Cecil Strickland, Gentleman, 
 b. 1864 ; (3) Hubert Arthur Strickland, Gentleman, b. 1867 
 \m., Jan. 16, 1890, Rose Cecil, eldest dau. of Cecil Russell] ; 
 (4) Claud High Strickland, Gentleman, b. 1871 [»i., 1895, 
 Maud Mary, youngest dau. of the late Patrick Robert 
 Gordon-Canning of Hartpury ; and has issue, Walter 
 Claud Strickland, Gentleman, b. 1896] ; Hilda Rachel [/«. , 
 Nov. 23, 1893, Arthur Stanley Clarke, Lieut. i8th Bengal 
 Lancers] ; and Gwendolen Mary. Seat — Apperley Court, 
 Tewkesbury. Town Residence — 23 Warwick Square, 
 London. 
 
 Sir GERALD STRICKLAND, K.C.M.G.,6th Count 
 Delia Catena, B.A., LL. B. Camb. , Barrister-at-Law of the 
 
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 Inner Temple. Chief Secretary to the Government of Malta, 
 Maior Kcynl Malta Mililin, formerly Lieut. Cambridge 
 Universiiy'Rifle Volunteers. Horn May 04, 1861, Ix'ing the 
 eldest son of the late Capi. Waller Strickland, R. N., bjr 
 his wife I^uisa, dau. of ihe Cavaliere Peter Paul Bonici 
 Mompaiao, LL.I)., of Malta, and niece and heiress of Sir 
 Nicholas Sceberras Bt)logna. 5th Count della Catena. 
 ArmorlAl baarlnga —Sable three escallops or, a mullet for 
 diftrrence, the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon 
 and pendant of the Ixulge of a K..C.M.G., and impaling the 
 arms of S;ickville-\N'est, namely, quarterly i and 4 argent, a 
 fesse damelt^e sable ; a and 3 (juartcrly or and gules, a 
 bend vair. M^wtUny sable and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a bundle of holly vt-rt, friicted gules banded 
 round the middle with a wreath argent and sable. MottO 
 — "Sans mal." Married, Aug. a6, 1890, Lady Edeliiie 
 Sackville, dau. of Kt. Hon. Reginald, 7th Earl Uelawarr ; 
 and has hsue — Mary Christina ; Cecilia Victoria ; and 
 Mabel Edeline. Seats — Sizergh Castle, Westmorland; 
 Villa Bologna, Malta. Clubs — Constitutional, Westmor- 
 land, Royal Mersey Yocht. 
 
 WALTER CECIL STRICKLAND, Esquire, late Capt. 
 83rd Regt., J. P. Devon. Born May 25, 1839, being the 
 second son of the late Augustine Edmund Christopher 
 Strickland of Oaklands, Devon, by his wife Susan Caroline, 
 younger dau. of Henry Deacon of Longcross House, co. 
 Glamorgan. Livery — Maroon, with yellow facings. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, a chevron or, between three crosses 
 patte argent, on a canton ermine, u buck's head erased 
 sable. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a turkey cock in his pride proper. MottO 
 — " A la volonie de Diea" Married, July 31, 1867, Mary 
 Blanche, second dau. of the late Major-General Polglase 
 James, H.E. l.C.S. , of Helston, Cornwall, at one time com- 
 manding the northern division of the Madras army ; and 
 hos/jjw^— (i) Dudley Herbert Cecil Strickland, Gentleman, 
 b. 1869 ; (2) Cecil St. I^eger Strickland, Gentleman, b. 1876 ; 
 Ethel Beatrice; Augusta Blanche \m., 1897, Capt. Louis 
 Jean Bolls, Devonshire Regt.] ; and Lillian Grace. Resi- 
 dence — The Rise, Dawlish, Devon. Club~]\xx\\ox United 
 Service. 
 
 M WALTER CHARLES STRICKLAND, Esquire, 
 O J. p. and D.L. Born Sept. 5, 1825, being the eldest 
 son of the late Thomas Strickland of Sizergh, by his wife 
 Mademoiselle Gasparine Ursule Ida, youngest dau. of the 
 Baron de Fingerlin Bischingen. Armoiial bearings — 
 Sable, three escallops argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a bundle of holy vert, 
 fructed gules, banded round the middle with a wreath 
 argent and sable. Motto — "Sans mal." Married, 1866, 
 Rosetta Emmeline, 3rd dau. of Charles Medex of Brussels ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Roger Walter Strickland, Gentleman, 
 formerly Lieut. 5lh Batt. R.I. Fusiliers, b. Nov. i, 1867; 
 Ida Matilda; Mabel Susan, d. unm. , April 6, 1897; 
 Henrietta Maria ; and Mary Emma. Seat — Sizergh Castle, 
 Kendal, Westmorland. C/«*— Junior Carlton, S.W. 
 
 HENRY STRICKLAND-CONSTABLE, Esq., B.A. of 
 Trin. ColL (Cantab.), and J. P. for E. Riding of the co. of 
 York. Bom 1821, being the younger son of the late Sir 
 George Strickland, 7th Bart., of Boynton, by Mary, only 
 child and heir of the late Rev. Charles Constable of Was- 
 sand (whose name he has assumed). Livery (dress) — Dark 
 blue coats and breeches, yellow waistcoats ; (undress) — 
 Dark blue, with yellow collars. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, gules and vair, over all a bend or (for 
 Constable) ; 3 and 3 gules, a chevron or, between three 
 crosses patte argent, on a canton ermines, a stag's head 
 couped proper (for Strickland). Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a ship with tackle, guns, and apparel, all or (for 
 Constable) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a turkey- 
 cock in his pride sable, membered and wattled gules (for 
 Strickland). Married, 1859, Cornelia Charlotte Anne, 
 voungest dau. of the late Col. and Lady Sophia Dumaresq 
 (sister of George, sth Earl of Lanesborough) ; and has had 
 Issue — (1) Frederic Charles Strickland-Constable, Esq., 
 J. p. for E.R. Vorks, late Capt. R. H. Guards, b. March 16, 
 i860 \m., 1898, Margaret, dau. of Admiral Hon. T. A. 
 Pakenham] ; (a) Marmaduke Strickland-Constable, Gentle- 
 man, Secretary of H.M. Legation at Stockholm, *. March 
 
 4, i86a, d. Dec. 29, 1898; Ethel \m., 1880, Capt. Hon. 
 Francis Johnstone, and d. 1891, leavmg issue] ; Rosamond ; 
 Mary Sophia \m., 1897, John Bulteel of Pamflete]; and 
 Lucy Winifred. S^Z-Wassand Hall, Hull. 
 
 STRINGER, quartered by HALSEY. 
 
 STRIVELIN, quartered by HEVWOOD - JONES. 
 LONGUEVILLE, and WILLDING-JONES. 
 
 STRONG (H. Coll.). Per fesse or and argent, a cross 
 pat6e between a leopard's face in the first and fourth 
 qu.irters, and a martlet in the second and third all azure. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a rock proper, a griffin sejant azure, semd of 
 crosses pat^ argent, supiwrting with the dexter fore-claw 
 an annulet or, encircling a portcullis with chains of the 
 second. Motto — " Dominus fortitudo mea." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Banks Strong of St. John's Road, 
 Putney, late of the Adj. -Gen's. Dept. of the War 
 Office, b. 1825; d. 1904; m. 1857: — 
 
 The Very Rev. Thomas Banks Strong, D.D. (Oxon.), 
 Dean of Christchurch, Oxford, b. 1861. Res. — Oxford. 
 
 S. Arthur Strong, Gentleman, M.A., Librarian to the 
 House of Lords (d. 1904), b. 1863 ; m. 1897, Eu^eni^ 
 Sellers, LL.D. Res. — 36 Grosvenor Road, London, b.W. 
 Club — Burlington Fine Arts. 
 
 Rowland Strong, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. — Paris. 
 
 ANTHONY ALOVSIUS STRONG- HUSSEY. Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Dublin. Bom 1850, being the eldest son of the 
 late Malachi Strong - Hussey, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , of 
 Westown House, by Charlotte Isabella, second dau. of the 
 late R. A. Fitzgerald. Armorial bearings— Barry of six 
 ermine and gules, on a canton of the last a cross or. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a hind passant argent beneath a tree proper. 
 Motto — "Cor immobile." Married, 1884, Mary, only dau. 
 of the late Richard Henry Shell. Seat — Westown, Bal- 
 briggan, Dublin. 
 
 SSiR JAMES HENRY STRONGE, sth Baronet (June 
 22, 1803), of Tynan Abbey, co. Armagh, M.A. Oxon., 
 Barrister -at- Law, High Sheriff co. Tyrone 1880, and of 
 CO. Armagh 1885, Major late 4th Batt. Royal Inniskilling 
 Fusiliers. Bom Dec. 8, 1849, being the elder son of the 
 late Sir John Calvert Stronge, 4th Bart., by his wife Lady 
 Margaret Zoe Caulfeild, only dau. of the Hon. Henry 
 Caulfeild, and sister of Rt. Hon. James Molyneux, 3rd 
 Earl of Charlemont, K.P. Armorial bearingu— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, argent, a chevron wavy sable between three 
 lozenges azure, in the centre chief point an estoile gules (for 
 Stronge); 2. argent, an eagle displayed or (for Manson); 
 3, quarterly i. and iiii. , or, a ship of one mast sable ; ii. and 
 iii., gules, a fesse chequy argent and azure (for Echlin) ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests -i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle with two heads displayed sable, 
 beaked and legged azure, langued gules. Motto— "Ten- 
 tanda via est." Married, Oct. 7, 1885, Ethel Margaret, 
 dau. of Col. Ynyr Henry Burges, co. Tyrone ; and has I 
 /«w*— James Matthew Stronge, Esq., b. Jan. 10, 1891;! 
 Zoe Edith ; Daphne Helen ; Rose Ethel ; Jessy ; and Joy I 
 Winifred. 5^a/j — Tynan Abbey and Fellows Hall, co. 
 Armagh ; Mulnavar Lodge, co. Tyrone. 
 
 § GEORGE HERBERT STRUTT, Esquire, J.P. and] 
 D.L. Bom April 21, 1854, being the eldest son ofj 
 the late George Henry Strutt, Esq., J.P- and D.L., by] 
 his wife Agnes Anne, only dau. of Edward Ashton of West ' 
 End, Prescot, in the co. of Lancaster. Armorial bearings 
 as recorded in the College of Arms — Per pale sable and 
 azure, two chevronels engrailed between three cross crosslets 
 fitch^e or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befit- 
 ting his degree. Mantling sable and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of rays of the sun, a cubit 
 arm erect vested bendy of six or and sable, cuffed argent, 
 holding in the hand a roll of paper proper. Motto — "Pro- 
 positi tenax." Armorial bearingis as used, but for which 
 no authority has been officially established, are — Sable, a 
 chevron ermine between three cross crosslets or. Crest — A 
 dexter cubit arm habited proper, charged with a cross cross- 
 let JitcMe, the cuff ermine, holding in the hand a roll of \ 
 
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 paper. Married, firstly, 1876, Edith Adela (d. 1897), 
 eldest dau. of Major Charles Yelverton, Balguy ; and has 
 Issue — With five daughters, two sons, George Ashton Strutt, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1878 ; and Anthony Herbert Strutt, b. 1895. 
 He married secondly, Emily, dau. of the late Rev. R. 
 Hind, formerly Chaplain R.N. Seat — Makeney House, 
 near Derby. 
 
 STUART, quartered by ADAMSON and VERS- 
 CHOYLE. 
 
 STUART, see CONSTABLE-MAXWELL-STUART, 
 CRAWFURD- STIRLING-STUART, HARINGTON- 
 STUART, MONTAGU-STUART-WORTLEY, 
 MONTAGU - STUART - WORTLEY - MACKENZIE, 
 NIBLOCK-STUART, and VILLIERS-STUART. 
 
 S ALEXANDER STUART, Esquire, of Inchbreck, in 
 the CO. of Kincardine, and Laithers, in the co. of Aber- 
 deen, J. P., D.L. , M.A. , head and present representative of 
 the families of Stuart of Inchbreck and Sibbald of Kair. Born 
 Junes, 1832, being the only son of the late Alexander Stuart, 
 Esquire, of Laithers and Inchbreck, by his wife Isabella, 
 second daughter of John Lawson, Esquire, Captain Royal 
 Navy. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Or, a 
 fesse chequy azure and argent between a lion passant 
 in chief and a rose in base gules, all within a bordure en- 
 grailed and gobonated compond of the second and third, 
 and impaling the arms of Arbuthnott, namely azure, a 
 crescent between three mullets argent. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his hveries 
 is set for Crest, a civet-cat couchant proper. Motto^ 
 "Semper paratus." Married, June 21, 1864, the Hon- 
 ourable Clementina Arbuthnott, daughter of John, ninth 
 Viscount Arbuthnott ; and has Issue — (i) John Stuart, 
 Gentleman, born April 20, 1877; (2) Murray Stuart Stuart 
 Gentleman, born September 27, 1878 ; and Clementina 
 Graham [ot., 1897, A. E. F. Morrison, junr. , of Bognis]. 
 Residence — Laithers House, Turriff, in the county of Aber- 
 deen. 
 
 CHARLES GORDON STUART, Gentleman. Born 
 1862, being the son of James Meliss Stuart, Esq., F. R.G.S. 
 and F.S.A. (Scot.), of Eriska, J. P. for co. Argyll, and 
 formerly a merchant in New Zealand, by his wife Mary, 
 eldest dau. of the late John Gordon of Glasgow. Armorial 
 bearings -Pe fesse or and argent, a fesse chequy azurer 
 and of the second, surmounted of a bend gules, in base a 
 
 galley oars in action sable. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a pelican feeding her 
 young or, in a nest azure. Blotto — " Vulnere vires- 
 cens." 
 
 S Major - General Sir EDWARD ANDREW 
 STUART, 3rd Baronet (May 5, 1841), Col. Royal 
 Scots Lothian Regt., Lieut. -Gov. of Chelsea Hospital 
 Born Dec. 20, 1832, being the second but elder surviving 
 son of the late Sir James Stuart, ist Bart., LL.D., by his 
 wife Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Alexander Robertson. 
 Armorial bearings- Or, a fesse chequy azure and ermine, 
 between in chief two crosses patt6e gules, and in base a 
 thistle proper, all within a bordure of the second ; the es- 
 cutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a Roman fasces fesseways, therefrom issuant 
 a demi-lion rampant, holding in the dexter paw a thistle. 
 Motto —" Justitiae propositique tenax." Residence — 
 98 Eaton Square, S.W. Clubs— kxmy and Navy, United 
 Service. 
 
 GEORGE JOHN STUART, Gentleman. Born Novem- 
 ber 3, 1870, being the only son of the late Major W. 
 Edington Stuart, late of the isth Hussars, by his wife 
 Sydney Louisa, now Scott [to whom refer], only surviving 
 daughter of the late George Jonathan Scott, Esquire, and 
 who assumed by Royal Licence in the year 1891, the name 
 and arms of Scott. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules three piles invected argent, 
 two issuant from the chief and one from the base, each 
 charged with a catherine-wheel of the first (for Scott) ; 
 2 and 3 or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, in base a 
 savage's head couped proper (for Stuart). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 hng gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a demi-griffin sable, beaked gules, 
 holding between the claws an escarbuncle or, a demi-cath- 
 erine-wheel argent; with the Motto, " Recte faciendo 
 neminem timeas." Married, Oct. 22, 1898, Bessie, dau. 
 of the late Norman Torquil Macleod of Drynoch, Isle of 
 Skye, and widow of Walter Paterson Dick. Postal ad- 
 dress — Betton Strange, Shrewsbury ; Peniarthuchaf, Towyn, 
 Merioneth. 
 
 THOMAS PETER ANDERSON STUART. Gentle- 
 man, of the Univ. of Sydney, New South Wales, M.D. 
 and LL.D. of Edinburgh and Sydney Univs., Prof, of 
 Physiology, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Fellow of the 
 Senate of the Univ., Chairman of the Royal Prince Alfred 
 
 Hospital, Member of the Medical Board of the Colony. 
 Bom 1856, being the only son of the late Alexander Stuart 
 of Cromwell House, Dumfries, Scotland, by his wife Jane 
 Anderson. Armorial bearings — Per fesse or and argent, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a fBSSe chMuy aiure and of the second, between a lym- 
 phad <aiU lurled and cnits in action sable, flags flying 
 Kules. in chief and a saltire couped of the fourth in base. 
 Mftn ^^wg gules, doubled ardent. Great — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a lymphad as in the arms. Motto (over)— 
 •• En avanl." '/fesiJeMce—TUt University, Sydney, New 
 South Wales. 
 
 SCOLO.SEI. JOHN ALEXANDER MAN STUART. 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath (Military Division), Companion of the Most Dis- 
 tinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, and Knight 
 of Justice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, 
 and has the Coronation medal, D.L. for co. of Alierdeen, 
 C.C. for Kincardine, and in the Commission of the Peace 
 fdir cos. Aberdeen and Kincardine, is F.R.G.S., and 
 Adjutant of The Royal Company of Archers (H.M.'s 
 Bodyguard for Scotland), sometime Lieut. - Col. Com- 
 manding 3rd Batt the Gordon Highlanders, and Local 
 Brigadier Trinidad and Tobago. Has served in vari- 
 ous military and civil capacities in China, Formosa, 
 Manchuria, the Soudan, Egypt, the West Indies and 
 West Africa (Despatches, Thanks, Medals for China, 
 Egypt, and Ashanti, Nile Clasp, 4th Class Osmanieh, 
 4tb Class Italian Crown, and Class Precious Star, Bronze 
 Star). Resumed his ancient family name by Royal 
 Warrant in 1898. Born 1841, being the son of William 
 Man (Stuart), Esq., of The IViory, Bromley St. I^onard's, 
 and of Dessford, Ceylon. Armorial bearings Or, a fesse 
 
 chequy azure and argent, between two lions rampant in 
 chief and one in base of the third ; below the shield the 
 badges of his orders. Hantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of his liveries, a unicorn's head erased ar- 
 gent, and in an escroll above the Motto, "Nil Time." 
 Married, 1888, Helen, dau. of J. W. Lang, Esq. Seat 
 — Dessford House, Ceylon. Home residence — Dalvenie, 
 Banchory, N.B. Clubs — United Service, St. James's, 
 Caledonian, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILLIAM DUGALD STUART, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Beds, late Captain King's Royal Rifle Corps. Botn Oct. 
 18, i860, being the eldest son of the late Col. William 
 Stuart, J. P. for Herts, J. P. and D.L. for Beds, High 
 Sheriff 1875 and J. P. for Hunts, and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. 
 Bedfordshire Regt., M.P. for Bedford 1854 57 and 1859-68, 
 Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Kathcrine, ildist ilaii. of John 
 Armitage Nicholson of Balrath. Aimorial bearings— Or, 
 a fesse chequv azure and argent, within a double tressure 
 flory counterfiory gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules. Motto— "Avito virct honore." Married, July 11, 
 1893, Millicent H. O., eldest dau. of the late Captain G. 
 W. Bulkcley Hughes, Esq., J. P. ; and has /«w«— William 
 Esme Montagu Stuart, Gentleman, b. Nov. 22, 1895. 
 Seats — Tempsford Hall, Sandy, Beds ; and Aldenham 
 Abbey, Watford, Herts. 
 
 STUART (L.O. , 19 Dec. 1902). Or. a fess chequy 
 azure and argent, between two boar's heads erased gules, 
 armed and langued of the second, and an antique crown of 
 the fourth. Mantling gules, doubled or. Cfrest — On a 
 
 wreath of his liveries, a lion rampant gules, armed and 
 
 langued azure. Motto—" Avito viret honori." 
 
 Son of the late Charles Urquhart Stuart (s. of Robert 
 Stuart of Grantowii, Inverness-shire), b. ; d. 1855 ; 
 m. : — 
 Charles Urquhart Stuart, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law 
 
 (Inner Temple), b. . Seat — Wootton, Berks. Res. — 
 
 55 Jermyn Street, London, W. 
 
 THOMAS GEORGE STUART-FRENCH, Gentle- 
 man. Born 1B62, being the eldest surviving son of Major- 
 Gen. William James Stuart, late R.E., by Eleanor Dorcas 
 his wife, youngest dau. of the late Thomas George French, 
 and sister and coheir of the late Pascoe Savage French of 
 Marino, co. Cork. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 sable a bend between two dolphins naiant bendways argent, 
 in the dexter chief point a crescent of the field (for French); 
 2 and 3, quarterly i. or, a lion rampant gules, within a 
 double tressure flory counterflory of the last ; ii. or, a fesse 
 chequy azure and argent, in chief a label of three points 
 gules ; iii. argent, a saltire engrailed between four roses 
 gules ; iiii. azure, a lion rampant argent, the whole within 
 a bordure compony azure and argent, over all in the fesse 
 point a crescent for difference (for Stuart). Mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 colours, a dolphin naiant argent, charged with a crescent 
 sable (for French) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 unicorn's head couped argent, armed, crined, and tufted 
 
 or, charged with a crescent gules for difference (for Stuart). 
 Motto — "Veritas." Postal address — Constitutional Club, 
 Northumberland Avenue, 
 
 SjR JAMES STUART-MENTETH, 3rd Baronet (Aug. 
 II, 1838), of Closeburn, co. Dumfries. Born July 21, 1841, 
 being the eldest and only surviving son of the late Thomas 
 Loughnian Stuart-Menteth, Capt. in the i6th Lancers, by 
 his wife Isabella Maria, second dau. of James Tobin of 
 Dublin. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, a 
 bend chequy sable and argent; 2 and 3, azure, a lymphad 
 proper, in chief three buckles or ; the escutcheon charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a lymphad 
 proper, the flag gules, with a canton argent charged with a 
 cross of St. Andrew azure. Mottoes — •" Dum vivo spero," 
 and "Sub sole nihil." Married, Dec. 10, 1872, Helen 
 Gertrude, dau. of Darwin E. Fay of Fulton, New York 
 State ; and has Issue — Philadelphia Anna ; and Helen 
 Isabel. Residence — Canandalgua, New York, U.S.A. 
 
 STUART-RICHARDSON, see CASTLE-STUART. 
 
 S ROBERT HAMILTON HAMILTON STUBBER, 
 Esquire, J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1873, late Lieut. 
 Royal Dragoons. Born June 18, 1844, being the only son 
 of the late Robert Hamilton Slubber, Esq., of Moyne, J. P., 
 D.L. , and High Sheriff 1831, by his wife Olivia, dau. of 
 Rev. Edward Lucas, of the Castleshane family, and widow 
 of Henry Smith. Clubs — Army and Navy, and United Ser- 
 vice, and Kildare Street, Dublin. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, ermine, on a pile sable, an heraldic 
 antelope's head erased or (for Stubber) : 2 and 3, argent, on 
 a bend gules, three martlets of the first (for Sewell). Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mural crown gules, a martlet argent. Motto—' ' Gladio 
 et arcu. " Married, firstly, Nov. 15, 1877, Adele Grainger, 
 dau. of Alexander Duncan of Knossington Grange, co. 
 Leicester; and by her has had Issue — (i) Robert Stubber, 
 Gentleman, b. 1879 ; and Olive, d. Sept. 22, i88g. He 
 married secondly, Sept. 1885, Georgina Alice Mary, youngest 
 dau. of George Power, sixth son of Sir John Power, Bart. , 
 of Kilfane, co. Kilkenny ; and has issue, Margery Hamilton. 
 Seats — Moyne, Durrow, Queen's Co.; Castle Fleming 
 Lodge, Ballyborbley, Queen's Co. 
 
 S HENRY STUBBS, Esquire, J.P. cos. Donegal and 
 Fermanagh, D.L. co. Donegal, and High Sheriff for 
 the said county 1891, and for co. Fermanagh 1901, First 
 Honourman and Prizeman Trinity Coll. , Dublin, Bachelor 
 of Arts (Junior Moderator in Ethics and Logic) of Trinity 
 College, Dublin, 1870, Master of Arts 1883. Born May 30, 
 1846, being the second son of the late Thomas Troubridge 
 Stubbs of Ballyshannon, in the county of Donegal, by his 
 wife Elizabeth Chinnery, third daughter of Joseph Folingsby, 
 and grand-daughter of the late Sir Broderick Chinnery, 
 Baronet, of Ann's Grove, in the county of Cork. Livery — 
 Black, with yellow facings, gilt buttons, and gold hat-band. 
 Armorial bearings (Pad. H. Coll.) — Sable, on a bend, 
 between three pheons or, as many round buckles gules, on 
 a chief of the second three stumps of trees eradicated proper. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a stump of a tree 
 eradicated proper, thereon a demi-eagle displayed or, 
 
 collared sable, holding in the beak an oak branch also 
 proper; with the Motto, " Dominus exaltatio mea." 
 Estates — Danby, in the county of Donegal ; Garrison, in 
 the county of Fermanagh ; and St. Ernan's, co. Donegal. 
 Postal address — Danby, Ballyshannon, county Donegal. 
 
 LAUNCELOT HENLOCK ASCOUGH STUBBS, 
 Gentleman, M.A. Lincoln Coll., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born 1869, being the son of the late Rt. Rev. William 
 Stubbs, Lord Bishop of Oxford, Chancellor of the Most 
 Noble Order of the Garter, D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., by his 
 wife Catherine, dau. of John Dellar. Armorial bearings 
 — Sable, on a bend nebuly or, between two bezants, each 
 charged with a pheon of the field, three round buckles also 
 sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-eagle displayed sable, charged on each 
 wing with a pheon, and holding in the beak a tilting-spear 
 erect, point upwards or. Motto — " Et dixi nunc coepi." 
 Postal address — lA Middle Temple Lane, E.C. Club — 
 St. Stephen's. 
 
 WILLIAM WALTER STUBBS, Gentleman, Master 
 of Arts, being the eldest son of the late Rt. Rev. William 
 Stubbs, Lord Bishop of Oxford, Chancellor of the Most 
 Noble Order of the Garter, D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., by his 
 wife Catherine, dau. of John Dellar. Born January 5, 1866. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, on a bend nobuly or, between 
 two bezants, each charged with a pheon of the field, three 
 round buckles also sable. Mantling sable and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed sable, 
 charged on each wing with a pheon, and holding in the 
 beak a tilting-spear erect, point upwards or. MottO— " Et 
 
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 Rtsidtnct-Vifwni, Southern Nigeria, 
 
 STUDBS. Sable, on a ben<l between three pheons or, 
 as many round buckles gules, on a chief of the second, 
 three stumps of trees eradicated proper. M an t lin g sable 
 and or. CrMt — On a wrc;Uh of the colours, a stump of 
 a tree cradicatixl proper, thereon a demi-eagle displayed 
 or. colbred sable, holding in the beak an oak-branch also 
 proper. Motto — " Dominus exaltatio mea." 
 
 Son of Rev. Charles Albert Slul.bs, J. P.. formerly 
 
 Incumbent of Camus-juxla-Bann, co. Londonderry, 
 
 *. 1840; d. 1905; m. 1st, 187a, Phoel)e (d. 1886), only 
 
 d. of Rev. Walter Riky ; and, 1894, Lirrie Sarah, d. 
 
 of Joseph Betts Horrell : — 
 
 Thomas Troubridge Stubbs, Gentleman, and Batt. Roy. 
 
 Munster Fus. b. 1876. Seat — Salthill, Mountcharles, co. 
 
 Donegal. 
 
 &>ns of Thomas Troubridge Stubbs of Ballyshannon, 
 CO. Donegal, b. i8oa; d. 1873; m. 1839, Elizabeth 
 Chinnery, d. of Joseph Folingsby, and grand-dau. of 
 Sir Bro<ierick Chinnery, Bart., M. P. : — 
 Henry Stubbs, F.sq., of Danby (q.v.). 
 Alfred Stubbs, Cientleman, M.A., LL.B. ( Prin. Coll., 
 Dub.), b. 1849. ^M/— Portnason, co. Donegal. 
 
 PETER STUBS, Esquire, J. P. for cos. Chester, Lan- 
 caster, and Gloucester, High Sheriflf of Gloucestershire 
 1900. Bom 1830, being the son of Thomas Stubs, by his wife 
 Mary, dau. of the late \\'illiam Pearson of Liverpool. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Or, three piles, two issuant from the 
 chief and one from the base azure, each charged with a 
 pheon of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, issuant from flames, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour grasping a battle-axe all proper, 
 pendent from the hand by a chain or, an escutcheon sable, 
 charged with a pheon, as in the arms. Motto— " Cedant 
 arma labori." Married, 1864, Isabella, dau. of the late 
 Thomas Greenall of Grappenhall Hall, co. Chester ; and 
 has with other Issue— Peter Stubs, Gentleman, B.A. and 
 LL.B., b. 1866. Seat — Blaisdon Hall, Gloucestershire. 
 C/«*— Royal Thames Yacht. 
 
 VINCENT STUCKEY. F^uire. J.P., D.L. Born 
 May 1839, being the son of the late Rev. William Wood, 
 
 of Staplegrove, co. of Somerset, by his wife Julia, eldest dau. 
 of Vincent Stuckey, Esquire, of Hill House, Langport ; and 
 asstmied the name of Stuckey in 1861, by Royal License. 
 Armorial bearingps — He liears for Arms : Per bend sinister 
 dovetailed or and arure, a lion rampant double-queued 
 ermine, on a canton of the second a mascle of the first ; 
 and impaling the arms of Lethbridge, namely argent, 
 water proper in base, and a bridge, embattled thereon a 
 turret gules, and in chief an eagle displayed sable, chnrgcci 
 with a bezant. Upon the escutcheon is plated a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his Orest. up>on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion ram- 
 pant double-queued ermine, charged with a m.ascle azure. 
 
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 Motto — "Fortitudine et fidelitate." Married, April 1865, 
 Mary, daughter of the Reverend Thomas Prowse Leth- 
 bridge, son of Sir Thomas Buckler Lethbridge, Baronet, of 
 Sandhill Park, in the county of Somerset ; and by her has 
 Issue — Phyllis Julia [m. C. F. Pinney, Rifle Brigade] ; and 
 Olive Mary [m. Joseph Gundry of the Hyde, Bridport]. 
 5«a/— Hill House, Langport, in the county of Somer- 
 set. 
 
 SSiR (WILLIAM) LEWIS STUCLEY, and Baronet 
 (April 26, 1859), of Affeton Castle and Hartland 
 Abbey, co. Devon, J. P., D.L. for co. Devon, Lieut. -Col. 
 late Grenadier Guards, served in Crimea. Born Aug. 17, 
 1836, being the eldest son of Sir George Stucley Stucley, 
 ist Bart., by his wife Lady Elizabeth O'Bryen, dau. and 
 coheir of the Most Hon. William O'Bryen, the and 
 Marquess of Thomond, K.P. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, azure, three pears or (for Stucley) ; 2 and 3, 
 per fess embattled argent and sable, three bucks' attires, 
 each fixed to the scalp cotmterchanged (for Buck) ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 between a buck's attires as in the arms, sable, a lion ram- 
 pant or, the sinister paw holding a b Utle-axe, resting on 
 the shoulder proper. .Ifarried, firstly, April 15, 1869, 
 Rosamond Head (d. Sept. 29, 1877), only dau. of H. P. 
 Best of Donnington Grove, co. Berks ; secondly, Feb. 5, 
 1879, Maria Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Lieut-Col. Hamlyn 
 Fane of Clovelly Court, co. Devon, and Avon Tyrrel, co. 
 Hants. Seats — Hartland Abbey, and Affeton Castle, co. 
 Devon. 
 
 EDWARD FAIRFAX STUDD, Gentleiuan, of Oxton. 
 in the county of Devon, and Banchor, Moy,in the county of 
 Inverness, Master of Arts, Bachelor of Civil Law, Barrister- 
 
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 at -Law. Born November 26, 1855, being the eldest 
 son of the late Major-General Edward Studd of Oxton, by 
 his second wife Beatrice Emma, daughter of Charlton 
 Bayly of Sidmouth. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Gules, a lion rampant between three crescents 
 argent, on a chief embattled of the last a tiltmg-spear 
 in fesse, the head to the sinister, the staff encircled by a 
 chaplet of oak, all proper, and impaling the arms of Chi- 
 chester, namely, chequy or and gules, a chief vair. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, out of a 
 mural crown two arms embowed in armour, the hands in 
 gauntlets, holding a tilting-spear encircled by a chaplet of 
 oak, as in the arms, all proper. Married, April 3, 1877, 
 Evelyn, third daughter of Sir Arthur Chichester, eighth 
 Baronet, of Youlston, in the county of Devon ; and has 
 Iss2ie — (i) Edward Arthur Chichester Studd, Gentleman, 
 born March 13, 1880 ; (2) Francis Cyril Rupert Studd, 
 Gentleman, born 1881 ; (3) Ernest George Studd, Gentle- 
 man, born 1883 ; (4) Eric Fairfax Studd, Gentleman, 
 born 1890 ; (5) Theodore Quintus Studd, Gentleman, 
 born 1893 ; (6) Charles Kynaston Studd, Gentleman, born 
 1895 ; Gladys Mary ; Sybil Daphne ; Cynthia Evelyn ; Enid 
 Eulalie ; and Dorothy Grace. Seat — Oxton , near Exeter. 
 
 AUGUSTINE FITZGERALD STUDDERT, Gentle- 
 man, being the seventh son of the late Thomas Studdert, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1825), by his wife 
 Alicia, dau. of George Studdert of Kilkishen. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale azure and gules, three mullets argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— A demi-horse rampant 
 sable, environed round the body by a ducal coronet or. 
 Motto — " Refulgent in tenebris." Married Margaretta, 
 dau. of John Ferguson of Glenmore, Bute ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Thomas de Clare Studdert, Gentleman ; (2) Augustine 
 Fitzgerald Studdert, Gentleman ; (3) Richard Studdert, 
 Gentleman ; (4) John Fergusson Studdert, Gentleman ; 
 Anna ; and Margaretta. Residence — 
 
 RICHARD STUDDERT, Esquire; served in Royal 
 Marine Artillery in Crimea and China, and as Capt. and 
 Adjutant of London .Art. Brigade. Born 1835, being the 
 second son of the late Ad miral John Fitzgerald Studdert , J. P. , 
 of Pella, by his wife Anne, dau. of Rev. Richard Welsh of 
 Newton House, co. Clare. Armorial bearings — Per pale 
 azure and gules, three mullets argent. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — A demi-horse rampant sable, environed 
 round the body by a ducal coronet or. Motto — " Reful- 
 gent in tenebris." Married, i860, Maria Isabella, youngest 
 dau. of William Ansdale Leech of Ratheran, co. Mayo. 
 
 RICHARD STUDDERT, Esquire, J. P. (High Sheriff 
 1874), Captain R.N. (retired), being the third son of the 
 late Thomas Studdert, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 1825), by his wife Alicia, dau. of George Studdert of Kil- 
 kishen. Armorial bearings — Per pale azure and gules, 
 three mullets argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — A demi-horse rampant sable, environed round the body 
 by a ducal coronet or. Motto — "Refulgent in tenebris." 
 Married, 1877, Helen, dau. of James Denniston of Greenock, 
 CO. Renfrew ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Studdert, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1880; (2) Richard Studdert, Gentleman; Alicia 
 Agnes ; Helen Anne Fitzgerald ; and Jane Fairrie Den- 
 niston. Seat — Bunratty Castle, co. Clare. 
 
 ROBERT O'BRIEN STUDDERT, Esquire, J.P., co. 
 Clare. Born 1842, being the eldest son of Robert Wogan 
 Studdert, Esq., J. P., by his wife Kate, dau. of Admiral 
 O'Brien. Armoilal bearings — Per pale sable and gules, 
 three mullets argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-horse rampant sable, 
 environed round the body by a ducal coronet or. Motto — 
 "Refulgent in tenebris." Marned, firstly, Feb. 12, 1874, 
 Marianne, dau. of Rev. Lord Adam Loftus ; and has Issue 
 — Thomas George Herbert Studdert, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 He married secondly, 1884, Maria Frances, eldest dau. of 
 Henry L. Puxley of Dunboy, co. Cork. Seat — 
 
 ROBERT WOGAN STUDDERT, Esquire, J. P. Born 
 1815, being the eldest son of the late Charles Fitzgerald 
 Studdert, by his wife Maria, dau. of Robert Wogan of 
 Dublin. Armorial bearings — Per pale azure and gules, 
 three mullets argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — A demi-horse rampant sable, environed round the body 
 
 by a ducal coronet or. Motto — "Refulgent in tenebris." 
 Married, 1840, Kate, dau. of Admiral O'Brien ; and has 
 (with another son)— Robert O'Brien Studdert, Esq., J. P. 
 CO. Clare, b. i842[»?., firstly, Feb. 12, 1874, Marianne, dau. of 
 Rev. Lord Adam Loftus; and secondly, 1884, Maria Frances, 
 eldest dau. of Henry L. Puxley of Dunboy, co. Cork ; and 
 has issue, by the first marriage, Thomas George Herbert 
 Studdert, Gentleman, b. 1875]. Seat — Cullane, Kilkishen. 
 
 WILLIAM STEELE STUDDERT, Esquire. Bom 
 Nov. 8, 1821, being the fourth son of the late Chas. Fitzgerald 
 Studdert, by his wife Maria, dau. of Robert Wogan of Dublin. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale azure and gules, three mullets 
 argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — A demi-horse 
 rampant sable, environed round the body by a ducal coronet 
 or. Motto — " Refulgent in tenebris." Married, July 6, 
 1854, Constance, dau. of Robert George Massey of Avondale 
 (son of Hon. George Massey) ; and has Issue— (i) Charles 
 Henry Thompson Studdert, Gentleman, b. Sept. 13, 1856; 
 (2) William John Massey Studdert, Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 
 1857 ; (3) Hugh Samuel Studdert, Gentleman, b. April 30, 
 1861 ; and Constance Helen. Seat— Keeper View, O'Brien's 
 Bridge, co. Clare. 
 
 STUDDY (H. Coll., c. 1780). Azure, on a saltire wavy 
 or, between three estoiles of the second, one in chief 
 and two in fesse, and a fish naiant in base argent, a 
 leopard's face of the field. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath af the colours, a demi-tiger proper, collared 
 azure, supporting between the paws an anchor erect azure. 
 Motto — " Fide sed cui vide." 
 
 Son of Commdr. Henry Studdy, R.N., of Coombe 
 House, Ipplepen, b. 1794 ; d. 1834 ; m. 1819. Harriet, 
 d. of R. Bray of Winchelsea : — 
 Henry Studdy, Esq., J. P., D.L. , late Capt. S. Devon 
 Mil., b. 1820 ; m. ist, 1842, Eleanor Frances, d. of Rev. 
 Robert Holdsworth, J. P., Prebendary of Exeter, and for 
 fifty years Vicar of Brixham ; 2nd, 1893, Sarah Penelope, d. 
 of Henry Granger, and widow of the Rev. E. J. Hayton ; 
 and has surv. issue — (i) Robert Wright Studdy, Esq., Col. 
 late Manchester Regt. , b. 1847 [tn. 1896, Edith Mary, d. of 
 Joseph Beckton of Didsbury : and has issue — Frances 
 Robert Studdy, Gentleman, b. 1897] ; (2) John Studdy, 
 Gentleman, b. 1849 \jn. Ada Mary Needham] ; (3) Ernest 
 Holdsworth Studdy, Esq., Capt. late 32nd Regt., b. 1851 
 [m. 1874, Constance, d. of late Rev. H. G. Hayter-Hames, 
 Rector of Chagford ; and has issue^George Ernest Studdy, 
 Gentleman ; Hubert Charles Studdy, Gentleman ; and Ernes- 
 tine Constance] ; (4) Thomas Edward Studdy, Gentleman, 
 b, 1855 [m. 1883, Mary Fannie, d. of Bertram Francis 
 Barton of Woolton Hill, Hants ; and has issue — Robert 
 Studdy, Gentleman; Margaret Everina ; Violet Mary ; and 
 Frances Eleanor] ; Harriet Elizabeth ; Eleanor Sarah | m. 
 1869, J. Babington Macaulay] ; and Georgina Frances \jn. 
 1873, Martin Leslie-Leslie, s. of Countess of Rothes]. 
 Seat — Waddelon Court, Brixham, Devon. 
 
 STUDHOLME (U.O.). Vert, a horse argent, capari- 
 soned or, on a chief of the second, three spur-rowels gules. 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a horse's head couped argent, bridled or. 
 
 Son of John Studholme of Studholme, Cumberland, 
 b. ; d. ; m. , Elizabeth Nixon :— 
 
 Joseph Studholme, Esq., J. P. King's Co. (High Sheriff 
 1891), b. ; m. 1878, Mary Hastings, only d. of James 
 Robert Davis ; and has surv. issue — Launcelot Joseph 
 Moore Studholme, b. 1884 ; Elizabeth Charlotte Anne ; 
 Mary Hastings ; and Rosalind. Seat — Ballyeighan, Par- 
 sonstown. King's Co. 
 
 § CHARLES SHEPPEY STURT, Esquire, Major- 
 Gen. H.M. Indian .Army. Born September 21, 1838, 
 being the second son of the late Charles Sturt, Esq., the 
 Australian explorer, Capt. of the 39th Regt., by his wife 
 Charlotte Christiana, dau. of Colonel WiUiam Sheppey 
 Greene, Military Auditor-Gen. , Calcutta. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Vert, on a fesse or, between three colts courant argent, 
 as many roses gules (quartering (for Napier) argent, a saltire 
 engrailed between four roses gules ; and (for Pitfield) 
 azure, a bend engrailed between two cygnets argent, ducally 
 gorged and chained or). Mantling vert and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules 
 holding a banner also gules, charged with a rose argent, 
 staff and fringe or. Married, firstly, Aug. 15, 1865, 
 
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 I^uisa Caroline, third dnu. of the laie Stephen Lawson 
 of Longhirst. Northumberland, of the 7th (yuern's Own) 
 Hus.sars ; and secontlly. Aug. 85, 1870. Horentia. elder 
 dau. of Col. Roljcrt Ssile, of H.M. Indian Army ; and has 
 a dau. , Evelyn Caroline. Hesidence— 
 
 GEOFFREY CHARLES NAPIER STURT, Esquire, 
 Bom 1884, being the eldest son of the late Col. Napier 
 George Sturt, R.E., by his wife Beatrix Marion, elder 
 dnu. of James Patrick Muirhead, Esq., D. L, , M.A. 
 (Oxon.), of Haseley Court, Tetsworih, co. Oxford. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Vert, on a fesse or, between three colts 
 courunt argent, as many roses gules quartering (for Napier) 
 argent, a saltire engrailed between four roses gules ; and 
 (for Pitfield) azure, a bend engrailed between two cygnets 
 argent, ducally gorged and chained or). Mantling vert 
 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-Iion 
 rampant gules holding a banner also gules, charged with a 
 rose argent, staff and fringe or. Motto-" Major provi- 
 dentia fato. " Residence — Winterdyne, Bewdley, Worcester, 
 
 S ROBERT RAMSAY NAPIER STURT, Esquire, 
 Lieut.-Col. C.B. (Mil. 1902) Bengal Staflf Corps. 
 
 i?t/rw May 13. 1852, being the second son of the late 
 WiUiam Milner Neville Sturt, Esq., Lieut.-Col. in the 
 
 H,E.l. Co.'s service, and Deputy Secretary to the 
 Government Military Department, Bengal, by his wiff 
 Margaret, daughter of Rear-Admiral Robert Ramsay, 
 R.N., C.B. Armorial bearings (1691)— Vert, on a fesse 
 or, between three colts courant argent, as many roses 
 gules, quartering (for Napier) argent, a saltire engrailed be- 
 tween four roses gules ; and (for Pitfield) azure, a bend 
 engrailed between two cygnets argent, ducally gorged and 
 chained or. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules holding a banner 
 also gules, charged with a rose argent, staff and fringe or. 
 Married, July 25, 1894, Ethel Harrietle, youngest dau. 
 of Major Spence Turner, late Bengal Army, of Melbury 
 Lodge, Wimborne ; and has /jj««— Napier Pitfield Sturt, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 24, 1902 ; and Freda Maude Charlotte. 
 Residence — Sandhayes, Warminster, Wilts. Club - Union. 
 
 WILLIAM NEVILLE STURT, Gentleman. Born 
 April 13, 1843, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Milner Neville, Lieut.-Col. in the Hon. E.I. Co.'s Service, 
 and Deputy Secretary to the Government Military Depart- 
 ment, Bengal, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Rear-Admiral 
 Robert Ramsay, R.N., C.B. Armorial bearings— Vert, 
 on a fesse or, between three colts courant argent, as many 
 roses gules, quartering (for Napier) argent, a saltire engrailed 
 between four roses gules ; and (for Pitfield) azure, a bend 
 engrailed between two cygnets argent, ducally gorged 
 and chained or. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules holding a 
 banner also gules, charged with a rose argent, staff and 
 fringe or. Residence — 
 
 FREDERICK HERBERT SUCKLING, Gentleman. 
 Born May 10, 1858, being the eldest son of Frederick 
 Herbert Suckling of the loth Hussars and S2nd Regt., by 
 his wife Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Dr. William Lathom. 
 Armorial bearings— Per pale gules and azure, three bucks 
 trippant or. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a buck courant or, holding in the mouth a 
 branch of honeysuckles proper. Married, Feb, 10, 1880, 
 Harriet Jane, youngest dau. of Peter Heaven ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Edwin Nelson Suckling, Gentleman, b. Sept. 23, 
 1887; (2) Horatio Maurice Suckling, Gentleman, b. Feb. i, 
 1891 ; and Winifred Maud. Postal address — 
 
 HORACE SUCKLING, Gentleman. Bom May 20, 
 1822, being the eldest son of Major Horace Suckling, 
 90th Regt., by his wife Mary Laura, dau. of Patrick 
 Maron. Armorial bearings — Per pale gules and azure, 
 three bucks trippant or. Mn.Tit.HTig gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a buck courant or, hold- 
 ing in the mouth a branch of honeysuckles proper. Postal 
 address — 
 
 The Rev. ROBERT ALFRED JOHN SUCKLING, 
 Lord of the Manors of Barshaw and Shipmeadow, Vicar 
 of St. Alban the Martyr, Holborn. Born 1842, being the 
 elder son of the Rev. Robert Alfred Suckling, Incumbent of 
 Bussage, co. Gloucester, by his wife Anna Maria, dau. 
 of John Yelloly of Cavendish Hall, Suffolk. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per pale gules and azure, 
 three bucks trippant or (for Suckling) ; 2 and 3 argent, a 
 chevron paly of ten alternately of the first, charged with an 
 ermine spot and gules cotised and between three boars' 
 heads erased of the last (for Fox). Mantling gules and or. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a buck courant or, 
 holding in the mouth a branch of honeysuckles (or Suckling) 
 proper (for Suckling) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, the 
 battlements of a tower projjer charged with four ermine 
 spots, thereon a boar's head as in the arms (for Fox). Motto 
 — "Mora trahit periculum." Residence — St. Alban's 
 Vicarage, Holborn, London, E.C. 
 
 THOMAS SUCKLING, Esquire, Capt. R.N., J.P. co, 
 Southants. Born 1844, being the second son of the 
 Rev. Robert Alfred Suckling, Incumbent of Bussage, co. 
 Gloucester, by his wife Anna Maria, daughter of John 
 Yelloly of Cavendish Hall, Suffolk. Livery— TizxV blue. 
 Armorial bearings (Roy. Lie, H. Coll., 1821)— Quarterly 
 1 and 4, per pale gules and azure, three bucks trippant or 
 (for Suckling, confirmed by Cooke, Clarenceux, 1578) ; 2, 
 and 3 argent, a chevron paly of ten alternately of the 
 first, charged with an ermine spot and gules, cotised 
 and between three boars' heads erased of the last (for 
 
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 arms of Suckling. Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a buck courant or, holding in the 
 mouth a branch of honeysuckles (or suckling) proper (for 
 Suckhng, granted 1617) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, the 
 battlements of a tower proper, charged with four ermine 
 spots, thereon a boar's head as in the arms (for Fox). 
 Motto — "Mora trahit periculum." Married, 1876, 
 Florence Horatia Nelson, only child of Admiral William 
 Benjamin Suckling of Highwood, Romsey, Hants ; and 
 had Issue — Robert William Shelton Suckling, Gentleman, 
 b. June 22, 1877, d. Aug. 27, 1877. Seats — Highwood, 
 near Romsey, Hants, and Henwick Grange, near Worcester. 
 
 Sir EDWARD SULLIVAN, 2nd Baronet (Dec. 29, 
 1881), of Garryduff, co. Cork, Bachelor of Arts of Trinity 
 College, Dublin, Barrister-at-Law. Born Sept. 27, 1852, 
 being the son of the Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Sullivan, ist 
 Bart. , by his wife Bessie Josephine, dau. of the late Robert 
 Bailey of Cork. Armorial bearings - Per pale gules and 
 azure, on a fesse between in chief a bonr passant and in 
 base another boar counter-passant or, three cross crosslets 
 sable ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, the Roman fasces fesseways proper, 
 banded gules, thereon a robin redbreast also proper. 
 Motto -"Tot praemia vitae." Heir presumptive — His 
 brother, William Sullivan, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Re 
 sident Magistrate co. Cavan, b. in Dublin, Feb. 23, i860; 
 m., 1886, Charlotte Anna, second dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Richard Dowse, Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Ire- 
 land. Residence — 32 FitzWilliam Place, Dublin, and Ox- 
 ford Mansions, W. Chtb — Reform. 
 
 Admiral Sir FRANCIS WILLIAM SULLIVAN- 
 sixth Baronet (May 22, 1804), of Thames Ditton, K.C.B. 
 (1879), C.M.G. (1878), J. P. cos. Hertford and Bedford. 
 
 Born May 31, 1834, being the third but eldest surviving 
 son of the Reverend Frederick Sullivan, late Vicar of 
 
 Kimpton, in the county of Hertford (who was fourth son 
 of Sir Richard Sullivan, first Baronet), by his wife Arabella 
 Jane, only child of Valentine Wiimot of Cove Manor, 
 Farnborough ; succeeded his cousin. Sir Edward R. 
 Sullivan, 5th Baronet (July 28, 1899) ; created Companion 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 1864, and 
 advanced to the rank of Knight Commander of that 
 Order, 1879. Armorial bearings— Per fesse, the base 
 per pale in chief or, a dexter hand couped at the wrist, 
 grasping a sword erect, pommel and hilt gules, the blade 
 entwined by a serpent proper, between two lions rampant 
 respecting each other of the second ; the dexter base vert, 
 charged with a buck trippant or ; the sinister base per pale 
 argent and sable, a boar passant counterchangcd ; the 
 escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, and pendent his badge as 
 a Knight Commander thereof, and as a Companion of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest , 
 on a ducal coronet or, a robin holding in the beak a sprig 
 of laurel. Married, 1861, Agnes, daughter of Sir Sydney 
 Bell, Chief-Justice of the Cape of Good Hope ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Rev. Frederick Sullivan, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of Southrepps, Norwich, b. April 28, 1865 \m., 
 June 13, 1901, Hon. Judith Harbord, dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 5th Lord Suffield]; (2) Richard Sullivan, Esq., Com- 
 mander R.N., b. Aug. 17, 1866 ; Gertrude Agnes [nt., Dec. 
 20, 1892, John Lionel Lyster]. Residence—!^ Seymour 
 Street, Portman Square, W. Clubs — United Service, 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 S Colonel CHARLES FREVILLE SURTEES, J.P. 
 and D.L., High Sheriff 1873, M.P. for South Durham 
 1865-68, and Hon. Col. of the Durham Fusilier Militia, late 
 Capt. loth Hussars. Born Nov. 13, 1823, being the eldest 
 son of the late Robert Surtees, Esq., J.P. and D.L. , High 
 Sheriff co. Durham, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Isaac 
 Cookson of Whitehill. Armorial bearings— Ermine, a 
 bordure or, on a canton gfules, an orle of the second, in the 
 centre chief point a crescent sable, quartering for Crozier, 
 azure, on a fesse argent, between three crosses of St. Julian 
 placed saltireways or, as many Cornish choughs sable ; and 
 for Lambton, sable, a fesse between three lambs passant 
 argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, three ostrich feathers argent, interlaced by an 
 orle or, the centre feather charged with a crescent as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Malo mori quam foedari." Married, 
 Aug. 25, 1855, Bertha, dau. of Nathaniel Snell Chauncey 
 of Green End, Herts ; and has Issue — Herbert Conyers 
 Surtees, Esq. [to whom refer]. 
 
 FREDERICK RICHARD SURTEES, Gentleman, of 
 the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, being the third son of 
 the late William Villiers Surtees, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law, Cursitor of Middlesex, a Commissioner of Bank- 
 rupts, and Secretary to Lord Chancellor Eldon, by his wife 
 Harriet, dau. of William Samuel Towers, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a canton gules, an orle 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, out of an orle or, a plume of three feathers 
 proper. Motto— "Malo mori quam foedari." Married, 
 Jan. 3, 1843, Anne Jane (dec), eldest dau. of Hon. and 
 Rev. Charles Douglas, brother of the 19th Earl of Morton, 
 by the Lady Isabella Gore, dau. of the 2nd Earl of 
 Arran, and sister to the Duchess of Inverness. Postal 
 address — 
 
 GORDON AMELIUS SURTEES, Gentleman. Bom 
 , being the fifth son of the late William Villiers Sur- 
 tees, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Cursitor of Middlesex, a 
 Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and Secretary to Lord Chan- 
 cellor Eldon, by his wife Harriet, dau. of William Samuel 
 Towers, Barrister-at-Law. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 on a canton gules, an orle or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, out of an orle or, a 
 plume of feathers proper. Motto— "Malo mori quam 
 foedari." Married, Feb. 16, 1858, Jane, elder dau. of 
 William Chapman of Wimpole Street ; and has Issue— A 
 son. Postal address — 
 
 ©HERBERT CONYERS SURTEES, Esquire, D.S.O., 
 J.P. CO. Durham, Col. late Coldstream Guards, has the 
 
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 1858. lieinR the only son of Col. Charles Freville Surtees of 
 Mainsforth Hall, co. Durham. J. P. and D.L. co. Durham, 
 fornicrlv M.!'. for South Durham, by his wife Dertha, dau. 
 of Nathaniel SncU Chuuncey of Green End, Herts. Livery 
 — Dark blue, yellow facings. Armorial bearings— Ermine, 
 a bordure or, on a canton gules, an orle of the second, in 
 
 the centre chief point a crescent sable ; quartering for 
 Crozier, azure, on a fesse argent, between three crosses of 
 St. Julian placed saltireways or, as many Cornish choughs 
 sable ; and for Lambton, sable, a fesse between three lambs 
 passant argent. WaTit.ling gules and argent. Motto — 
 " Malo mori quam foedari." Married, June 27, 1887, 
 Madeleine Augusta, dau. of Edward Crabbe; and has 
 Issue— T>OTO\hy Cynthia ; and Bertha Etelka. Clubs — 
 Carlton. Guards', White's. 
 
 JOHN RALPH SURTEES, Gentleman. Bom , 
 
 being the son of the late Nathaniel Surtees, Gentleman, by 
 his wife Fanny, only child of Thomas Bidwell of the Foreign 
 Office. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a canton gules, 
 an orle or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, out of an orle or, a plume of three 
 feathers proper. Motto — " Malo mori quam foedari. " Seat 
 — Dinsdale-on-Tees, Darlington. 
 
 WILLIAM ERNEST SUTCLIFFE, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Lancaster. Born 1870, being the eldest son of the late 
 James Smith Sutcliffe, Esq. , J. P. co. Lancaster, of Beech 
 House, Bacup, co. Lancaster, by his wife Lucy Heald, dau. 
 of the late Peter Wood, M.D., and niece of the late James 
 Heald, Esq., M.P., of Parrs Wood, co. Lancaster. Ar- 
 morial beaiings— Argent, on a mount in base a hind 
 lodged, holding in the mouth three ears of wheat slipped 
 proper, on a chief engrailed azure, a sprig of oak leaved 
 and fructed between two garbs or. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a stag proper, 
 gorged with a collar gemel, holding in the mouth three 
 ears of wheat slipped, and resting the dexter forefoot on 
 a garb fesseways or. Motto— " Tout en foy." Seat— 
 Beech House, Bacup. 
 
 SEVAN CHARLES SUTHERLAND Esquire, Vice- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Sutherland, Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant and Justice of the Peace for the county of Inverness, 
 and Justice of the Peace for the West Riding of the county of 
 York. Bom October 12, 1835, being the only surviving son 
 of the late George Mackay Sutherland, Esquire, of Aber- 
 arder, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of John Walker, 
 Esquire, of Crow Nest, in the county of York. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Per pale gules and or, a 
 boar's head erased, between in chief a cross crosslet fitch^e 
 between two mullets of six points, and in base a mullet of six 
 
 points Iwtween two cross crosslets fitch^e within a Ixirdure 
 engrailed, the whole counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a cat sejant guardant proper, gorged with a collar 
 dancett(5e gules, and holding between the paws a mullet of 
 six points, also gules. Motto — " Sans peur." Married, 
 February 3, 1859, Alice Sophia, daughter of Henry Tudor 
 of Portland Place, London; and has Issue — (i) William 
 Sutherland. Gentleman, born June 17, and died August 3, 
 1861 ; (2) William Tudor Sutherland, Gentleman, born Oc- 
 tober II, 1862; (3) Alic Sutherland, Gentleman, born Sep- 
 tember 20, 1863 ; (4) Ewen Mackay Sutherland, Gentleman, 
 born February 21, 1867; (5) Kenneth Sutherland, (ientle- 
 man. born May 21. 1869; (6) Reay Mackay Sutherland. 
 Gentleman, born September 23. 1875 ; Alice, died Septem- 
 ber 18, 1872 ; and Marion. Seat — Skibo Castle, in the 
 county of Sutherland. 
 
 K GEORGE SUTHERLAND, Esquire, J.P. and D.L. 
 
 O for CO. Caithness (formerly of Forse House, Lybster). 
 Bom 1827, being the second son of the late John Campbell 
 Sutherland of Forse, by his wife Margaret Munro. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Gules, three stars or, a bordure of the 
 second. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a cat salient proper. MottO— " Sans peur." 
 Married, 1848, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William 
 G. Sheppard of Lamogue, in the county of Waterford ; 
 and has with other Issue— ]ohn William Sutherland, Gen- 
 tleman, b, 1 851. 
 
 ROBERT MACKAY SUTHERLAND, Esquire, J.P. 
 and Commissioner of Supply co. Stirling, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of George Sutherland, Latheron, 
 CO. Caithness, and his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Mackay, 
 Forse, co. Caithness. Clubs — Conservative (Edinburgh), 
 New (Glasgow), Royal Clyde Yacht. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Or, on three lozenges conjoined in fess, between as many 
 mullets gules, the same number of bears' heads couped 
 argent, muzzled of the second. Mantling gules doubled 
 or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a 
 cat salient proper, charged on the shoulder with a lozenge 
 
 & is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 gules ; and in an escroll above, this Motto—" Still without 
 fear." Married, June 12, 1877, Isabella, dau. of James 
 Fleming; and has Issue— [-i.) George Sutherland, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 21, 1882 ; (2) James Fleming Suther- 
 land, Gentleman, b. August 25, 1888 ; Alice Duncan ; 
 Elizabeth; and Isabella Fleming. ^era/ — Solseirth 
 Dollar, N.B. 
 
 5 Sir THOMAS SUTHERLAND, G.C.M.G. (1889), 
 LL.D. .Aberdeen, M.P. for Greenock since 1884, 
 
 proper; sinister, a Lascar seaman hnbited, holding in the 
 exterior hand a flagstaff proper, therefrom flowing to the 
 sinister a banner azure, charged with a rudder in bend 
 sinister surmounted by an anchor or. Motto — "Sans 
 peur." Married, 1880, Alice, dau. of Rev. John Mac- 
 naught, M.A., Vicar of St. Chrysostom's, Liverpool, of 
 Rutland Gate ; and has Isstie—(\) Eric Macnaught Suther- 
 land, Gentleman, b. 1882 (killed in action) ; (2) Thomas 
 Leshe Macnaught Sutherland, Gentleman, b. 1885 ; and 
 Helen Christian [;«. Hon. Richard Douglas Denman]. 
 
 Knight of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John 
 of Jerusalem in England, one of Her Majesty's Lieutenants 
 for the City of London. Born 1834, being the only son of 
 Robert Sutherland of Aberdeen, by his wife Christian, dau. 
 of Thomas Webster. Clubs — Brooks's, Reform, Hurling- 
 ham. Livery — Blue. Armorial bearings— Or, a fesse 
 wavy azure, issuant therefrom a sun in splendour or, 
 betweeen two mullets in chief and a fleur-de-lis in base 
 of the second, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon and the collar, and pendent the badge of a G.C.M.G. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — A cat salient, holding in 
 the mouth a thistle leaved and slipped proper, between two 
 roses gules, leaved and stalked vert. Supporters— Dexter, 
 a sailor habited, holding in the exterior hand a coil of rope, 
 suspended therefrom a sinker of a sounding machine all 
 
 Residences — Coldharbour Wood, East Liss, 
 Buckingham Gate, London. 
 
 Hants ; 7 
 
 ARTHUR MELBOURNE SUTTHERY, Gentleman, 
 B.A. (Camb.). Born 1864, being the son of the Rev. 
 William Sutthery, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Clifton 
 Reynes, co. Bucks, M.A. , by his wife Sarah Ann, dau. of 
 Rev. James Hale Talbot, M.A. Armorial bearings— Per 
 chevron nebuly or and azure, two chevronels, each flory 
 counterflory, between as many leopards' faces in chief and 
 an eagle displayed in base all counterchanged. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle displayed or, each wing charged with a fleur-de-lis 
 azure, and resting either claw upon a leopard's face also or. 
 Motto — "Sursum." Married, 1894, Grace Godwin Waters, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade 
 
 II 
 
»3i4 
 
 ^Ut 
 
 ^Ut 
 
 dau. of lames Coltart Waters of C'raigton, Stirlineshire ; 
 and has/^iM— (i) Dorian Melbourne Sutthery, Gentleman, 
 
 b. March 25, 1896 ; (a) Donald William Sutthery, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 6, 1897 ; and Grace Waters. Seat — Childs 
 Ercall, Market Drayton. 
 
 SUTTIE, see GRANT-SUTTIE. 
 
 SU ITON, borne in pretence by WALL. 
 
 SUTTON, quartered by PEYTON. 
 
 FRANCIS SUTTON, Esquire, late Captain Royal Horse 
 Guards. Born September 22, 1822, being the third son of 
 Sir Richard Sutton, second Baronet, by his wife Mary 
 Eliz-ibeth, daughter of William FitzWilliam Burton, of Bur- 
 ton Hall, in the county of Carlow, Ireland. Club — Boodle's. 
 Livery — White cloth coat with black facings, black breeches 
 and black silk stockings. Armorial beaSings — He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a canton sable (for 
 Sutton) ; 2 and 3 argent, a cross flory azure (for Lexington) ; 
 and impaling the arms of Dawson, namely azure, a chevron 
 ermine, between three arrows jjaleways argent, on a chief 
 of the last as many martlets sable, a canton gules, charged 
 with a mullet or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head 
 erased gules; with the Motto, "Tout jours prest." Mar- 
 ried, April 19, 1855, Evelyn Mary Stuart, commonly known 
 as Lady Evelyn Mary Stuart (raised to the rank of an Earl's 
 daughter by Royal Warrant, April 6, 1889), daughter of 
 Colonel George Lionel Dawson-Damer, commonly known 
 as the Honourable George Lionel Dawson-Damer, and sister 
 of the Right Honourable the fourth Earl of Portarlington ; 
 and has Issue — An only surviving son, Francis Richard 
 Hugh Seymour Sutton, Esquire, Captain Yorkshire Hussars 
 Yeomanry Cavalry, born July 22, 1858 [married, July 21, 
 1881, Susan Elizabeth, commonly known as Lady Susan 
 Elizabeth, daughter of the Right Honourable Henry Thynne 
 Lascelles, fourth Earl of Harewood, and has, Francis Henry 
 Sutton, Gentleman, born December 4, 1882 ; a son, born 
 September 23, 1894 ; Violet Eveleen ; and Angela Desir^e]. 
 Postal addresses— \Z Curzon Street, Mayfair, London ; Pen- 
 ton Lodge, Andover, Hampshire. 
 
 HENRY SUTTON, Gentleman. Barrister-at-Law, Junior 
 Counsel to H.M.'s Treasury. Bom 1845, being the younger 
 son of the late James Sutton, Esq., of Shardlow Hall, co. 
 Derby, J. P. cos. of Leicester and Derby, by his wife Sophia, 
 dau. of the late Abraham Hoskyns of Newton Park, co. 
 Derby. Armorial bearings —Argent, a wolf passant sable, 
 on a chief arched azure, an annulet between two crosses 
 flory of the first. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, three annulets interlaced one 
 and two argent, between two wings sable, each charged 
 with a cross Hory also sable. Residence -Lexham Gardens, 
 Kensington, London, W. 
 
 JOHN STAPYLTON SUTTON, Esquire, J. P. Bom 
 Nov, 33, 1832, being the second son of the late Georg 
 William Sutton of Elton Hall, Stockton-on-Tees, who to 
 the name of Sutton on succeeding his great-uncle Georg 
 Sutton, by his wife Olivia, third dau. of Henry Stapyiton i 
 Norton, Stockton-on-Tees. Armorial bearings — Gules 
 on a mount in base vert, a tower or, thereon a stork argent 
 in chief two anchors erect of the third. Mantling gule 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, 
 thereon a stork proper, charged on the breast with a cro 
 patde gules, the dexter claw supporting a rose of the la 
 surmounted of another argent. MottO — " Live to live.1 
 Married, April 26, 1855, Sarah Jefferson, youngest dau. 
 John Charles Maynardof Harsley Hall, Northallerton ; 
 has /wK<r — (i) George William Sutton, Gentleman,^. " 
 14, 1856 ; Catherine Olivia ; and Laura Eugenie \m., Ap 
 16, 1885, Martin Morrison, second son of James Morris 
 of Jesmond Park, Newcastle-on-Tyne]. J«a/— Elton Ha 
 Stockton-on-Tees. 
 
 MARTIN JOHN SUTTON, Esquire, J. P. for the 
 of Oxford and for Borough of Reading, Born Oct. 
 
 1850, being the eldest son ot Martin Hope Sutton, 
 Cintra Lodge, Reading, by Sophia Woodhouse, dau. 
 the late William Warwick of Whitley, Berks. Clubs- 
 National, Piccadilly, Oxfordshire, Berkshire. Livery-^, 
 Dress: chocolate, with striped waistcoat, buff overcoajj 
 with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— Argent, on the 
 trunk of a tree eradicated lesseways, a squirrel sejant crack- 
 ing a nut all proper, a bordure invected azure, charged with 
 eight fleurs-de-lis or, a canton sable, charged with a fleur- 
 de-lis of the field. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant proper, resting 
 the forepaws on an escutcheon argent, charged with a wolfs 
 head erased proper, a canton as in the arms. Motto — 
 " Toujours prest pour y parvenir." Married, Feb. 2, 1875, 
 Emily Owen, dau. of Henry Fouquet, late B.N.I, (last 
 lineal descendant of the French noble family of Fouquet) ; 
 and has Issue— {i) Martin Hubert Fouquet Sutton, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 28, 187s; (2) Ernest Phillips Fouquet 
 Sutton, Gentleman, b. March 28, 1882; and Emily Kath- 
 leen Frances Fouquet. Seat — Henley Park, Sutton. Town 
 residence— i\ Lancaster Gate. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 ^tua 
 
 1315 
 
 SUTTON. Quarterly, i and 4, argent, a canton sable 
 (Sutton, c. Henry III.) ; 2 and 3, argent, a cross flory azure 
 \c. Henry HI.). Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased gules. 
 Motto^' ' Tout jours prest. " 
 
 Son of Sir Richard Frances Sutton, sth Bart., b. 1853 ; 
 
 d. 1891 ; m. 1888, Constance Edith, d. of Sir Vincent 
 
 Corbet, 3rd Bart. : — 
 
 Sir Richard Vincent Sutton, 6th Bart. (14 Oct. 1772), 
 
 b. 1891. Seats — Benham Park, Newbury, Berks ; Barton 
 
 Court, Hungerford. 
 
 Sons of Sir Richard Sutton, 4th Bart. , b. 1821 ; d. 
 
 1878 ; m. 2nd, 1851, Harriet Anne, d. of W. F. Burton 
 
 of Burton Hall :— 
 
 Arthur Edward Sutton, Esq., b. 1857; m. 1885, Cecil 
 
 Blanche, eld, d. of Walter Douglas Dumbleton of Oakhurst, 
 
 Cape Colony; and has issue — Robert Lexington Sutton, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1897; and Esme. Res.- — Shank's House, 
 
 Wincanton, Somerset. Clubs^Mmox Conservative and 
 
 Royal Dorset Yacht. 
 
 Henry Cecil Sutton, Esq., late Lieut. Hants Yeom. 
 Cav. , b. 1868. Res. — Holdcroft, Blunsdon, Highworth, 
 Wilts. C/?/^j— Isthmian, Arthur's, Royal Victoria Yacht. 
 Son of Alexander George Sutton, Esq. , b. 1862 ; d. 
 1893 ; in. 1885, Eugenia Kathleen, d. of Thomas 
 Richard Merry :— 
 Thomas Alexander Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1888. 
 Son of Capt. Francis Sutton, R.H.G., b. 1822; m. 
 185s, Lady Evelyn Mary Stuart, sister of Lionel, 4th 
 Earl of Portarlington : — 
 Francis Richard Hugh Seymour Sutton, Esq. , Capt. 
 Pembroke Imp. Yeom., late Hon. Major Yorks. Hussars 
 (Imp. Yeom.), b. 1858; m. 1881, LadySusan Lascelles, d. of 
 the 4th Earl of Harevvood ; and has issue — (i) Francis Henry 
 Sutton, Gentleman, Lieut, nth Hussars, b. 1882 ; (2) 
 Lionel Tatton Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; Violet Eveleen 
 \in. 1903, Capt. A. E. B. Cator, Scots Guards] ; and 
 Angela Desirfe. Res. — Penton Lodge, Andover ; 18 
 Curzon Street, London, W. 
 
 Son of Capt. Charles Sutton, b, 1823 ; d. 1892 ; m. 
 1861, Alicia Frances Anna, eld. d. of Sir W. W. 
 Dixie, 8th Bart. :— 
 Algernon Trevor Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1863. Res.^- 
 Sons of Rev. Augustus Sutton, M.A. , Preb. of Lincoln 
 and Rector of West Toft, Norfolk, b. 1825 ; d. 1885 ; 
 in. 1851, Charlotte, d. of John Carter of Northwold : — 
 Rev. Arthur Frederick Sutton, Rector of Brant Broughton, 
 b. 1852. Res. — The Rectory, Brant Broughton, Newark. 
 Richard Sutton, Gentleman, b, 1856. Res. — 
 Gilbert William Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1858; m. 1890, 
 Mabel, d. of Rev. John Peacock ; and has issue — John 
 Gilbert Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1892. Res. — 
 
 Rowland Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1859 ; in. 1889, Augusta 
 
 Margaret, d. of Rev. T. E. Daubeney ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 Laurence Herbert Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1865. Res. — 
 
 Son of Sir Richard Sutton, 2nd Bart., b. 1799; d. 
 
 1855 ; m. 1819, Mary Elizabeth, d. of Benjamin 
 
 Burton of Burton Hall, co. Carlow : — 
 
 Henry George Sutton, Esq., late 12th Lancers, b. 1826; 
 
 m. ist, 1849, Matilda {d. 1885), eld. d. of G. H. Walker 
 
 Heneage of Compton Bassett, Wilts; 2nd, 1895, Evelyn, d. 
 
 of Rev. G. Sloane Stanley ; and has surv. issue — Hugh 
 
 Clement Sutton, Esq., Maj. Coldstr. Gds. , b. 1867 \m. ist, 
 
 1891 Mabel Ida {d. 1896), d. of Sir Campbell Munro, Bart., 
 
 2nd, 1898, Hon. Alexandra Mary, eld. d. of Visct. Halifax; 
 
 and has issue— Nigel Eustace Philip Sutton, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1896; and Margaret Agnes]. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Robert Sutton of Scawby, J. P., b. 1813 ; 
 d. 1885 ; m. 1B47, Charlotte, only sister of Sir John 
 Nelthorpe, 8th and last Bart. : — 
 Robert Nassau Sutton-Nelthorpe, Esq. {q.v.). 
 Henry John Sutton, Gentleman, late Lieut. 87th Roy. 
 Irish Fus., (J. 1851. Res. — 
 
 Francis Riohard Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; m. 1881, 
 Edith Louisa, d. of Arthur Pryor of Highlands, Essex ; 
 and has issue — (i) Richard Coningsby Sutton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1882 ; (2) Francis Arthur Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; 
 Olinda Emily ; and Sylvia Catherine. Res. — 
 
 Hugh Nelthorpe Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1857. Res. — 
 Sons of Capt. Frederick Sutton, nth Hussars, b. 1817 ; 
 d. 1900 ; m. 2nd, 1847, Georgiana, d. of Ven. Arch- 
 deacon Croft : — 
 Algernon Charles Sutton, Gentleman, *. 1852; m. 1886, 
 Winifred Alice, d. of W. E. C. Fell of Lochrin, Edinburgh ; 
 
 and has surv. issue — (i) Frederick Nassau Sutton, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1888 ; (2) Fergus Algernon Sutton, Gentleman, b. 
 1891 ; (3) Oliver Manners Sutton, Gentleman., b. 1896; 
 and Irene Winifred. Res. — Hampstead House, Chidham, 
 Chichester. 
 
 Herbert Arthur Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; in. 1893, 
 Josephine Constance Stanley, d. of late Joshua Verney 
 Lovett Lace of Christleton Hall, Cheshire ; and has issue — 
 Roland Manners Verney Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1895. 
 Res. — Kelham House, Notts. 
 
 Rev. Charles Nassau Sutton, Rector of Withyham, b. 
 1859; m. 1883, Edith Mary, d. of Lt.-Col. H. L. Cafe, 
 94 Regt. ; and has issue — Charles Lexington Manners 
 Sutton, Gentleman, b. 1891. Res. — The Rectory, Withy- 
 ham, Sussex. 
 
 SUTTON-NELTHORPE (R.L., 1884). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, argent, on a pale sable, a sword erect of the first, 
 pommel and hilt or (Nelthorpe) ; 2 and 3, argent, a canton 
 sable (Sutton). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — On 
 a wreath of the colours, out of clouds an arm couped fesse- 
 wise proper, holding a sword as in the arms (Nelthorpe) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased gules 
 (Sutton). Motto — " Touts jours prest." 
 
 Son of Rev. Robert Sutton of Scawby, J. P. , b. 1813 ; 
 d. 1885 ; in. 1847, Charlotte, only sister, of Sir John 
 Nelthorpe, Sth and last Bart: — 
 
 Robert Nassau Sutton-Nelthorpe, Esq., J. P., D.L. , late 
 Major Sth Hussars (assumed addit. name and arms of 
 Nelthorpe by R.L., 1S84, b. 1850; m. 1885, Hon. Dulci- 
 bella Eden, eld. d. of William, 4th Lord Auckland ; and 
 has issue— (i) Oliver Sutton-Nelthorpe, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; 
 (2) Christopher Sutton-Nelthorpe, Gentleman, b. 1S90 ; (3) 
 Griffith Sutton-Nelthorpe, Gentleman, b. 1892 ; and Ursula. 
 Seat — Scawby Hall, Lincolnshire. C/z/^— Oriental. 
 
 CHARLES VERNON SWABEY, Gentleman. Born 
 May 7, 1865, being the third son of the late Charles Maurice 
 Merltins Swabey, Esq., J. P., D.C. L. Oxford, Chancellor of 
 the Dioceses of Oxford and Ripon, Official to the Arch- 
 deacons of Colchester, Essex, and London, a Bencher of 
 Gray's Inn, by his wife Mary Katherine, eldest dau. of John 
 Haggard, LL.D., Chancellor of Winchester. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, on a chevron or, between three swans 
 argent, as many bees volant proper. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a castle gules, fired 
 proper, in front of three arrows, one in fesse, the pheon to- 
 wards the dexter, and two in saltire, the pheons downward 
 or. Motto— "Vera tropcea fides." Married, May 10, 
 1900, Frances Edith, eldest dau. of William Henry Simcox 
 of Forest Lakes, Otaki, N.Z. Residence — Manakau, Wel- 
 lington, New Zealand. 
 
 HENRY EDMUND SWABEY, Gentleman. Bom 
 Feb. 1856, being the eldest son of Stephen Swabey, by his 
 wife Katharine Margaret, dau. of Captain William Swabey, 
 R. H.A. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a chevron en- 
 grailed or, between three swans argent, as many bees 
 volant proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a castle gules, fired proper, in front of 
 three arrows, one in fesse, the pheon towards the dexter, and 
 two in saltire, the pheons downwards or. Motto — "Vera 
 tropcea fides." Residence — 
 
 HERBERT STEPHEN SWABEY, Gentleman, late 
 
 Lieut. 2nd Batt. Royal Irish Rifles. Born , being the 
 
 only son of the late Rev. Henry Swabey, Gentleman, M.A. 
 Oxon. , late Rector of St. Aldates, Oxford, and Secretary 
 S. P.C. K., by his wife Annie Rose, dau. of the late John 
 Herbert Koe, Q.C., Treasurer of Lincoln's Inn. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, on a chevron engrailed or, between three 
 swans argent, as many bees volant proper. Mantling 
 g^les and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a castle 
 gules, fired proper, in front of three arrows, one in fesse, 
 the pheon towards the dexter, and two in saltire, the 
 pheons downward or. Motto — "Vera tropcea fides." 
 
 The Reverend MARK RICHARD SWABEY, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxon. (formerly Archdeacon of Zulu- 
 land), Chaplain Crimean Memorial Church, Constantinople. 
 Born June 14, 1861, being second son of late Maurice Charles 
 Merttins Swabey, Esq., J. P., D.C.L. Oxford, Chancellor 
 of the Dioceses of Oxford and Ripon, Official to the Arch- 
 deacons of Colchester, Essex, and London, a Bencher of 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 ^toa 
 
 ^toa 
 
 Gray's Inn, by hit wife Mary Katharine, eldest dau. of John 
 llnKKnrd, LL.IX, Chancellor of Winchester. Armorial 
 tmanngli Gules, on a chevron cngraileii or, beiwtin iliroc 
 swans arBcnl, as roanv bees volant proper. MantllnfiT 
 Kules ami or. OrMt On a wreath of the colours, a castle 
 Rules, fired proper, in front of three arrows, one in fessc, the 
 piteon towards the dexter, and two in saltire, the pheons 
 downward or. MottO "Vera tropoea fides." 
 
 MAURICE JOHN SWABEY, Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., 
 a«rrister-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn. Born May 24. 1859, 
 being the eldest son of the late Maurice Charles Merltins 
 Swabey. Esq.. J. P.. U.C.L. Oxford, Chancellor of the 
 Diocese of Oxford and Ripon, Official to the Archdeacons 
 of Colchester. Essex, and London, a Bencher of Gray's 
 Inn. by his wife Mary Katharine, eldest dau. of John 
 Hagrard, LL.D.. Chancellor of Winchester. Armorial 
 tManil£r>— Gules, on a chevron engrailed or, between three 
 swans argent, as many bees volant proper. M a ntlin g 
 gules and or. Cr«8t— On a wreath of the colours, a castle 
 gules, fired pro|>er, in front of three arrows, one in fesse, 
 the pheon towards the dexter, and two in s.iltire, the pheons 
 downward or. Motto -"Vera tropcEa fides." Seat— 
 Langley Marish, Slough, Bucks. 
 
 The Right Reverend WILLIAM PROCTOR 
 SWABY, D.D., F.R.M.S., F.R.G.S., Bishop of Barbados 
 and the Windward Islands since 1899. formerly (1893-99) 
 Bishop of British Guiana, South America, Vicar of St. 
 Mark, Millfield (1884-93). ■^'"" ^844, being the eldest son 
 of Joseph Swaby of Tetney. co. Lincoln, by his wife 
 Rebecca, dau. of William Proctor. Armorial bearings (for 
 
 1836, being the only surviving son of the late Edward 
 Swainston-Strangwayes, Es(|.. J. P. and D. L.. of Alne Hall, 
 by his first wife Ann Susanna, dau. of the late Henry Kam, 
 Club — ConstiiutioDal. Annorlail bearings — Quarterly i 
 
 Swaby) -Gules, on a chevron nebuly or, gutt6e-de-sang, 
 between three swans with wings addorsed of the second, 
 a mitre of the field between two bees volant proper. Crest 
 (for Swaby) On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 a swan regardant, wings addorsed sable, guttde-d'eau, on 
 the nead a crown vallary gules, and supporting with the 
 dexter foot a crosier erect or. Motto — " Perseverantia." 
 Marritd, 1868. Sarah Jane, dau. of George Birbeck ; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Percy Swaby, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; 
 (2) Sydney Temple Swaby, Gentleman, b. 1874. Residence 
 —Bishop's Court, Barbados. C/ad- Royal Societies'. 
 
 SJOHN SWAINSTON-STRANGWAYES, Esq., J.P. 
 and D. L. for the N. Riding of co. of York. Bom 
 
 ll] Hstoi)gaa-ct -"ng • doubtcro || 
 
 and 4, sable two lions passant, paly of six argent and gules,, 
 a canton of the second (for Strangwayes) ; 2 and 3 azure,| 
 a fesse or, charged with three maidens' heads veiled prop 
 (for Swainston). Mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion as in the 
 arms (for Strangwayes) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, 
 boar's head sable Ijetween two wings azure, billety or (for 
 Swainston). Motto — " Ystoyeau et ne doubtero." Mat 
 ried, 1868, Martha Elizabeth, only surviving child of Capt.i 
 James Golden Heap of Dringhouses, co. York ; and has,] 
 with other Issue — D'Arcy Edward Swainston-Strangwayes,! 
 Esq.. J. P., and Capt. 4th Batt. W. Yorks. Regt., b. 1869.I 
 Seat — Alne Hall, Easingwold, Yorks. 
 
 PERCIVAL SYMES SWAN, Gentleman. Born 1841J 
 being the eldest son of the late Richard Waddy Swan < 
 Baldwinstown, by his first wife Barbara, only dau. of thfl 
 late Sandham Symes. Armorial bearings — Azure, on 
 fesse wavy argent, between three swans disjjlayed properJ 
 crowned or, a trefoil vert. Mantling azure and argent f 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a swa 
 proper, ducally crowned or, and charged with a trefoil vertJ 
 Motto — "Sit nomen decus." Married, 1877, Elizabeth 
 Sarah, second dau. of the late John Johnston ; and ha 
 Issue — Four daus. Seats — Baldwinstown, Bridgetown^ 
 Wexford ; Garville Avenue, Rathgar. 
 
 ROBERT CLAYTON SWAN, Esquire, late Capt. y6^ 
 Batt. (Mil.) Lincoln Regt., J.P. co. of Northumberland" 
 Born 1864, being the eldest son of the late Robert SwanJ 
 Esq., of The Quarry, Lincoln, J. P., M.A. (Camb.). Ar^ 
 morlal bearings -Azure, a chevron wavy argent, gutt6e-l 
 de-poix, in chief a fountain proper between two swans of 
 the second, and in base a swan of the last between two 
 fountains, and impaling the arms of Elliot, namely or, on 
 a fesse engrailed cottised wavy gules, an annulet between 
 two fleurs-de-lis of the first, in chief three roses of the 
 second, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest Onawreathof the colours, amidst bulrushes 
 proper, a demi-water-spaniel argent, gorged with a collar 
 azure, and holding between the paws a fountain. Mar- 
 ried, 1892, Mildred Mary, dau of the late Sir George W. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 liUiot, 2nd Bart. 
 C/«^— Boodle's. 
 
 Seat — Caythorpe Court, Grantham. 
 
 The Rev. HENRY BIDDALL SWANZY, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, MA. (Trin. Coll., Dublin). Born Oct. 
 5, 1873, being the second son of the late Rev. Thomas 
 Biddall Svvanzy {d. May 12, 1884), M.A. , Vicar of Newry ; 
 by his wife Elizabeth Anne, fourth daughter of the late Rev. 
 Henry Swanzy, M.A. , Prebendary of Subulter in Cloyne 
 Cathedral, Rm-al Dean of Bothon, and Rector of Kilshan- 
 nig, Diocese of Cloyne. Armorial beaxings — Gules, a fesse 
 argent, between two unicorns counter-courant or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 unicorn's head or, collared with a bar gemel gules. Motto 
 — " Per Deum et ferrum obtinui." Residence — Ivy Lodge, 
 Newry, co. Down. 
 
 The Rev. ROBERT ARCHIBALD SWANZY, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, B.A. (Pern. Coll., Cambridge). Bor?i Nov. 
 9, 1875, being the third son of the late Rev. Thomas Bid- 
 dall Swanzy, M.A. , Vicar of Newry, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Anne, fourth dau. of the late Rev. Henry Swanzy, M.A. , 
 Prebendary of Subulter in Cloyne Cathedral, Rural Dean 
 of Bothon, and Rector of Kilshannig, Diocese of Cloyne. 
 Armorial bearings — A fesse argent, between two unicorns 
 counter-courant or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's head or, collared 
 with a bar gemel gules. Motto — "Per Deum et ferrum 
 obtinui." Residence — 415 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby, 
 Lincolnshire. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS ERSKINE SWANZY, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. (St. John's Coll., Oxford), B.A. (Trin. 
 Coll., Dublin), Vicar of Hibaldstow. Born Nov. 25, 1869, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Biddall Swanzy 
 (d. May 12, 1894), M.A. , Vicar of Newry, by Elizabeth Anne, 
 fourth dau. of the late Henry Swanzy, M.A. , Prebendary of 
 
 Subulter in Cloyne Cathedral, Rural Dean of Bothon, and 
 Rector of Kilshannig, Diocese of Cloyne. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Gules, a lesse argent between two unicorns counter- 
 courant or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a unicorn's head or, collared with a bar gemel 
 
 gules. Motto — " Per Deum et ferrum obtinui." Residences 
 — Ivy Lodge, Newry, co. Down, Ireland ; Hibaldstow 
 Vicarage, Brigg, Lincolnshire. 
 
 SWAYNEofTillington Court, Herefordshire (H. Coll.). 
 Azure, a chevron between three pheons or, on a chief 
 argent, as many roses gules, barbed and seeded proper. 
 Majitling azure and or. Crest^On a wreath of the colours. 
 
 a demi-dragon azure, holding in the dexter claw an arrow 
 in bend sinister, point downwards argent, and resting the 
 sinister on a rose as in the arms. Motto— " Metuenda 
 corolla draconis." Livery — Blue. 
 
 Sons of Rev. George Carless Swayne, B. D. , Fellow of 
 
 Corpus Christi Coll. (Oxon. ), b. 1818; d. ; 7n. 
 
 1851, Margaret Sarah, d. of Rev. John Eagles, M.A. : — 
 
 Harald George Carlos Swayne, Esq. , Major R. E. , F.G.S. , 
 
 C.M.Z.S., b. i860; m. 1894, Katherine Aimte, d. of Sir 
 
 William Holmes of British Guiano ; and has issue a dau. 
 
 Res. — Aden. 
 
 Eric John Eagles Swayne, Esq., C. B. Bt. Lt.-Col. Indian 
 Armyand local Brig.-Gen., H.B. M.'s Commissioner, Consul- 
 General and Commdr.-in-Ch. Somaliland Protectorate, b. 
 1863. Res. — Berbera. Club — United Service (Simla. ) 
 
 Son of Joseph Griffiths Swayne, M.D. (Lond.), Gold 
 
 Medallist Univ. of London, Emeritus Prof. Univ. 
 
 Coll., Bristol, b. 1819 ; d. 1903; m. 1846, Georgina 
 
 Emily, d. of Rev. George Gunning, Rector of West 
 
 Deeping : — 
 
 Joseph Quicke Swayne, Gentleman, b. 1847 ; m. ist, 
 
 Mary Rudson {d. 1895), d. of Capt. Courtney Trower, 
 
 9th Lancers; 2nd, 1896, Catherine Henrietta Sophia, 
 
 (d. 1902), d. ofG. H. Styles of Chippenham. Club^nnior 
 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Son of John Champeney Swayne, M.R.C.S. , of Puckle- 
 church, b. 1786 ; d. 1852 ; m. 1817, Martlia Christiana, 
 eld. d. of Thomas Griffiths, M.D., of Bristol:— 
 Rev. William John Swayne, M.A. (Oxon.), formerly 
 Vicar of Heytesbury ; and now Custos of St. John's 
 Hospital, Heytesbury, b. 1833; in. 1861, Diana (d. 1892), 
 d. of WiUiam Shuckburgh, Esq., J. P., of The Moot, 
 Downton, Wilts ; and has issue — (i) Rev. William Shuck- 
 burgh Swayne, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of St. Peter's, Cranley 
 Gardens, S. W., b. 1862 [tn. 1886, Emma Louise, d. of 
 J. des Reaux of Jersey ; and has issue — John George des 
 Reaux Swayne, Gentleman, b. 1890] ; (2) Edward Hopton 
 Swayne, Esq., Bt. -Major P.A.S.L. Inf., b. 1863 [ot. 1898, 
 Muriel, d. ot C. Ashworth of Cranley Gardens, S.W. ; and 
 has issue one dau.] ; (3) Edgar John Swayne, Gentleman, 
 Solicitor (Denbigh), b. 1863 (twin with his brother) [w. 1894, 
 Katherine Alexandra, d. of R. Lloyd- Williams of Denbigh ; 
 and has issue — Roderic Swayne, Gentleman, b. 1897]; 
 (4) Rev. Charles Noel Swayne, M.A. (Oxon.), Curate of 
 Stratton, nr. Micheldever, b. 1868 [;«. ist, 1894, Constance 
 Arabella {d. 1896), d. of Charles Clay of Whitchurch ; 2nd, 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
 I. 
 
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 1899. Kathleen Louisa, d. of Col. Netterville Barron ; and 
 has issue — Charles BrouKhtoii Clay Swayne, Gentleman, 
 *• 1895; »nd William lliirron Guy Swayne, Gentleman, 
 *. 1900]. /f«.— Stratton, nr. Michcldever. 
 
 Sons of Walter Thomas Swayne, Solicitor, of Glaston- 
 bury, h 1835; J. 1897; <••. 1868, Agnes jane, d. of 
 Rev. Canon Coney, Vicar of Pucklechurch, Glos. : — 
 Harry Walter Swayne, Gentleman, i. 1869; m. 1894, 
 Maude Isobel, d. of Capt. Harris ; and has issue — (i) Cecil 
 Walter Harris Swayne, Gentleman, d. 1805; (a) Eric 
 Evelyn Swayne, Gentleman, d. 1905. J^es. — Behar, India. 
 Herbert tarless Swayne, Gentleman, d. 1873. Res.— 
 Ynyswvtryn, Glastonbury. 
 
 Phihp Coney Swayne, Gentleman, b, 1877. Res.— 
 Ynyswy tryn , Glastonbury. 
 
 Son of John Champeney Swayne, M.R.C.S., of Puckle- 
 church, b. 1786 ; d. 185a ; m. 1817, Martha Christiana, 
 eld. d. of Thomas Griffiths, M.D.. of Bristol :— 
 Robert Arthur Swayne, Esq., J. P. cos. Worcester and 
 Herefordshire, b. 1837; m, 1861, Grace Pyke, d. of William 
 Wickham of Bideford ; and has issue— (i) Walter Carless 
 Swayne, Gentleman, M.D. (Lond.), Obst. Phys. to Bristol 
 Roy. Infirm., b. 186a [m. 1894, Louisa Margaret, d. of 
 Rev. R. F. Heath ; and has issue two daus. J ; (a) Rev. 
 Arthur Wickham Swayne, M.A. (Oxon.), Vicar of St. 
 Aidan's, Leeds, b. 1863 [m. 1897, Eva Margaret, d. of 
 James Kitson of Elmeet, Leeds ; and has issue— Arthur 
 Christopher Carless Swayne, Gentleman, b. 1900]; (3) 
 Francis Griffiths Swayne, Gentleman, M.B. (Cantab j, b. 
 1864 [m. 1900, Etta Ellen, widow of George Lyon, I.C.S., 
 and d. of Sir Warren Hastings D'Oyley, Bart.] ; (4) Rev. 
 Robert Carless Swayne, M.A. (Oxon.), Curate of Newport 
 Pagnell, b. 1874 ; (5) George Champeney Swayne, Gentle- 
 man, Solicitor (Glastonbury), b. 1876 \m. 1901, Agnes 
 Evelyn, d. of Walter Thomas Swayne of Glastonbury ; and 
 has issue one dau.]; (6) Oswald Rocke Swavne, Esq., 
 D.S.O., Lieut. R.G.A., b. 1879; (7) Thomas Edward 
 Griffiths Swayne, Gentleman, Lieut. A.S.C., b. 1883. 
 Res. — Tarrington House, nr. Hereford. 
 
 JOHN MICHAEL SWEETMAN-POWELL, Esquire, 
 J. P. (High Sheriff 1884), late Capt. Queen's Co. Militia; 
 assumed by Royal Licence 1874, the additional surname 
 and arms of Powell in compliance with the will of his 
 maternal grandfather. Born June i, 185a, being the eldest 
 son of the late Michael James Sweetman, Esq., J. P. (High 
 Sheriff 185a), by his wife Mary Margaret, only child and heir 
 of Michael Powell of Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Armorial 
 bearinsrs — Per pale gules and chequy azure and argent, on 
 the dexter an eagle displayed dimidiated or, in dexter chief 
 a mullet of the last. Man'tiling gules and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, out of an? antique crown or, a 
 gpriffin's head gules, charged with a mullet or. Motto — 
 "Spera in Deo." Married, Oct. 28, 1879, Adela Jane, 
 second dau. of Hon. Arthur and Lady Catharine Petre. 
 Seat — Lamberton Park, Queen's Co. 
 
 CLEMENT WILLIAM SWETENHAM, Esquire, 
 J. P., late Lieut. R.N. Bom Sept. 21, 1852, being the 
 eldest son of the late Clement Swetenham, Esq., J. P., 
 High Sheriff i860, by his wife Louisa Catherine Sophia, 
 dau. of St. John C. Charlton of Apley Castle, Salop. 
 Armorial bearings -Paly of six argent and gules, on a 
 bend vert, three sp>ades of the first. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a porcupine's 
 head erased azure, gutt^e-d'eau, chained and collared or. 
 Motto— "Ex sudore vultus." Married, Nov. 16, 1888, 
 Louisa, youngest dau. of the late Ralph Creyke of Raw- 
 cliffe Hall and Marton, co. York; and has /jjk«— Edmund 
 Swetenham, Gentleman, b. April 30, 1890. SeatSonxr- 
 ford Booths, Congleton, co. Chester, possessed by the 
 family since a.d. iioo. C/k*— Naval and Military. 
 
 SWETTENHAM, see WARREN-SWETTENHAM. 
 
 S GODWIN BUTLER MEADE SWIFTE, Esquire, 
 J. P., D.L. CO. Kilkenny, High Sheriflf 1892. Bom 
 March 24, 1864, being the only son of the late Godwin 
 Meade Pratt Swifte of Swiftsheath and Lionsden, by his 
 second wife Mary Jane, dau. of Robert Hare Clarke, Esq. , 
 J. P., of Bansha, co. Tipperary. Livery —"DsixV green, 
 yellow facings, gilt buttons, buff overcoat. Aimoilal 
 bearingB (as on record in Ulster's Office) are— Sable, an 
 anchor in pale or, timbered azure, the stem entwined with 
 
 a dolphin descending argent. Mantling sable and 
 Crest- A sinister arm embowed, vested azure, cuffed argen 
 in the hand a sheaf of five arrows or, barbed azure, flight 
 
 ^' 
 
 argent. Motto — ' ' Festina lente virtute et sanguine. ' ' [Mr;\ 
 Swifte quarters— as will be seen from the above reproductiot 
 of his bookplate—" Or, a chevron vair between three buck 
 m full course proper." This coat is that of the family 6 
 Swifte of Allergill, co. Durham, and Rotherham, co. YorkX 
 from whom descent is claimed and could probably be sub' 
 stantiated. The coat, however, is not officially recorded («|| 
 Ireland, and the descent and consequent right to the arms \ 
 not recorded in the College of Arms in England. For th 
 crest and supporters as used there does not appear to be an} 
 authority, as the original crest of Swifte of Allergill and 
 Rotherham is the crest recorded in Ulster's Office as abo 
 quoted. The supporters are probably intended for those 
 the Viscounty of Carlingford, an Irish Peerage held by 
 member of the Swifte family, but extinct in 1634]. Seats- 
 Swiftsheath, Jenkinstown, co. Kilkenny; Lionsden, Castle 
 rickard, CO. Meath. C/K^—Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Sir JOHN SWINBURNE, seventh Baronet, of Cap 
 heaton, in the county of Northumberland, Justice of the 
 Peace. Born 1831, being the son of Edward SwinbumeJ 
 Esquire, of Calgarth, Windermere (who was eldest son 
 the sixth Baronet, by his first wife Anna Antonia, daughte 
 of Robert Nassau Sutton ; succeeded his grandfather 
 seventh Baronet, September 26, i860, under the creation 
 of September 26, 1660. Armorial bearings— He bears fo 
 Arms: Per fesse gules and argent, three cinquefoils counter-^ 
 changed. Upon the escutcheon, which is charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for hL 
 Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-boar rampan| 
 argent, crined of the first, langued gules. Motto — " Seme 
 et semper." Married, January i, 1863, Emily Elizabethj 
 only daughter of Rear- Admiral Henry Broadhead, Roya 
 Navy ; and by her (who died July 23, i88i) has had Issue- 
 (i) Hubert Swinburne, Esquire, born January 24, 1867 j 
 (2) Umfreville Percy Swinburne, Esquire, born Novemt 
 24, 1868 ; (3) Robert Swinburne, Esquire, born February loJ 
 1871 ; (4) Henry Arthur Swinburne, Esquire, born June iSJ 
 died July 2, 1878 ; Marguerite ; and Rameh Theodora [marH 
 ried, July 19, 1887, Richard Chamberlain of Oak Mount, 
 Birmingham]. Seat — Capheaton, in the county of North 
 umberland. 
 
 SMajor-General JOHN EDWARD SWINDLEY;! 
 served in the Kaffir War 1852-1853, in the Crimea iSSSnj 
 was at Sebastopol, served in the Indian Mutiny Campaig 
 18S8-1859, and commanded isth Hussars during the Afgha 
 War 1878-1879, and retired 1884. Armorial bearii^- 
 Or, on a pile vert, between two wreaths of oak in base 
 of the last, six boars' heads erased, three, two and one! 
 of the field. Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours/ 
 a sword erect proper, pendent from the hilt by a chain orj 
 an escutcheon vert, charged with a boar's head erased alsd 
 or. Motto — " Acuspide honos. " Postal address — 60 Pall 
 Mall, London, S.W. Club— Army and Navy. 
 
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 SWINEHEAD, quartered by HULLEY. 
 SWINTON, see CAMPBELL-SWINTON. 
 
 "J'Espere," (below) "Je pense." Supporters (personal 
 to head of the family)— Two boars rampant sable, armed, 
 crined, and unguled or, langued gules. 
 
 
 SWINTON of that Ilk (in use since circa 1271, matric. 
 on user 21 Feb. 1903, but matric. by cadet line c. 1680-7). 
 Sable, a chevron or, between three boar's heads erased argent. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a boar chained to a tree proper. Mottoes — (Above) 
 
 Only s. of John Edulphus Swinton, Esq., of Swinton 
 Bank, J. P., Capt. Indian Army, d. 1832 ; d. 1871 ; m. 
 1863, Frances Jane, d. of Daniel Ainslie of The Gart, 
 CO. Perth : — 
 John Edulf Blagrave Swinton of Swinton Bank, Esq., 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Chief of his imme, Lieut. Ix>thians and Berwicksh. Imp. 
 Yeo., ^. 1864. 6Vit/— Swiittoii Bank, cu, I'eebles. 
 
 Son of Robert Hepburn Swinton, Esq.. Capl. K. N. : — 
 Robert Hepburne Swinton- Hunter of Hapton, Gentleman 
 ((/. 1904) (v-f- )• [i''()r details of arms see his entry.] 
 
 Sons of Archibald Campbell-Swinton, Esq., of Kiin- 
 racrghame, J.l*., D.L. , Advocate, LL. D., F.R.S.E., 
 F.S.A.S., Brig.-Gen. Roy. Company of Archers, d. 
 i8ia ; (/. 1S90 ; m. ist, Katharine Margaret (</. 1846), 
 d. of Sir John Pringle, sih Bart. ; and, 1856, Georgiana 
 Caroline, d. of Sir George Sitwell, and Bart. : — 
 John Liulf Campbell-Swmton of Kimmerghame, Esq., 
 (f.v.). [For details of arms, matric. 1850, see his entry.] 
 
 George Sitwell Campl)ell-Swinton, Esq., late Capt. 
 Highland Lt. Inf., now March Pursuivant of Arms, 
 Member of L.C.C. [Amu of Swinton as above, but (matric. 
 1850) a bordure engrailed ermine, and (matric. 190^) on the 
 chevron a crescent gules ; he impales the arms of Ebsworih 
 (tf.f. )], 3. 10 May 1859; m, 30 Apl. 1895, Elizabeth, only 
 d. of E. H. Ebswonh of Llandough Castle, Glamorgan ; 
 and has issue — Alan Henry Siwnton, Gentleman, 6. 1896. 
 A'«.— 36 Pont Street, London, S.W. 
 
 ROBERT HEPBURNE SWINTON-HUNTER of 
 Hafton. CO. Argyll, Gentleman. Bom April 3, i860, being 
 the eldest son of Robert Hepburne Swinton, Esq., Capt. 
 R.N. (second son of Robert Hepburne Swinton of Swinton 
 Bank, co. Peebles), by his first wife Eliza, eldest dau. of 
 James Hunter, Gentleman, of Hafton, Argyllshire, and as- 
 sumed the additional surname and arms of Hunter in 1895, 
 these being subsequently rematric. to him in Lyon Register. 
 Livery— Dark green. Armorial bearings (matric. 1900) 
 
 —Quarterly, first and fourth, sable, a chevron or between 
 three boars' heads erased argent, armed and langued gules, 
 within a bordure of the second (for Swinton) ; second and 
 third, vert, three hunting-horns argent, garnished gules and 
 stringed or, within a bordure of the last (for Hunter, 1801). 
 Man t ling sable, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath of his 
 
 liveries, a l«ar chained to an oak tree all proper ; and in an 
 escroll above, thisKottO, " J'espire." Seat Hafton, Argyll- 
 shire. Hesidenet -60 Via due Macelli, Rome. 
 
 S HAROLD WH.LIAM SWITHINBANK, Esquire, 
 Lieut nth Hussars, Capt. Her Majesty's Yeomanry 
 Forces, J. P. for the co. of Buckingham, High Sheriff 1891 
 Bom March 7, 1858, being the second son of George Edwin 
 Swithinbank, Doctor of Laws, t'ellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries, by his wife Constantia Anne, daughter of 
 W. J. Briggs, Esquire, Justice of the Peace. C/tt*.t— Naval 
 and Military, Cavalry, Wellington. Livery — V>\\ie and 
 scarlet. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Or, 
 
 two bars nebuly azure, gutt6e-d'or, on a chief ermine, a 
 bugle-horn sable, stringed gules, garnished or, between two 
 grenades also sable, fired proper ; and for his Crest, upon! 
 a wreath of the colours, out of the battlements of a towerj 
 argent a demi-dragon issuant, wings displayed proper,] 
 holding between the claws a grenade as in the arms, pen- 
 dent from its neck by a ribbon gules, a bugle-horn also asl 
 in the arms. Motto—" Froena, vel aurea, nolo." Married,\ 
 October 23, 1883, Amy, daughter of James Crossley Eno 
 of Wood Hall, Dulwich ; and has Issue — Crossley Swithin- 
 bank, Gentleman, born November 16, 1884; Enid; and] 
 Isobel. Estate and postal address — Denham Court, Denham J 
 Buckinghamshire. 
 
 The Rev. HERBERT SPENSER SWITHINBANKJ 
 Master of Arts (Oxon.), Vicar of Kingston Vale. Bon^ 
 1853, being the son of George Edwin Swithinbank, LL.D. 
 F.S.A. , and Constantia Anne, his wife. Armorial bear-l 
 iugps — Or, two bars nebuly azure, gutt6e-d'or, on a chief] 
 argent, a bugle-horn sable, garnished or, stringed gules,] 
 between two grenades also sable, fired proper. Mantl 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, out of the battlements of a tower argent, a demi- 
 dragon issuant, wings displayed proper, holding between 
 the claws a grenade as in the arms, pendent from its neck] 
 by a ribbon gules, a bugle-horn also as in the arms. Motto 
 — " Fama semper viret." Married, 1884, Amy, dau. 
 Admiral George Winthrop ; and has Issue — (i) BernardJ 
 Winthrop Swithinbank, Gentleman, Scholar of Balliol Coll.,] 
 Oxford, b. Oct. 4, 1884; (2) Cuthbert Winthrop Swithin- 
 bank, Gentleman, Midshipman H.M.S. "Illustrious," b,\ 
 Feb. 22, 1886; Hilda Spenser; and Mildred. Postal 
 address — Kingston Vale Vicarage, Putney, London, S.W. 
 
 SYDSERFF, see BUCHAN-SYDSERFF. 
 
 SYKES. quartered by MITCHELL. 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 SYKES (H. Coll.). Argent, on a chevron sable, guttd- 
 d'eau, between three tufts of grass vert, as many fountains 
 proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon the trunk of a tree eradicated fessewise 
 and sprouting to the dexter proper, a swan with wings 
 addorsed argent, beaked and legged sable, and charged on 
 
 the breast with a fountain also proper. Motto—" Puritas 
 fons honoris." Livery {dress) — White, black facings ; (un- 
 dress), claret scarlet waistcoat, brass buttons. 
 
 Son of Edmund Howard Sykes, Esq., J. P. Lanes, and 
 
 Cheshire, of Brookfield, co. Chester, d. 1827; d. 1896; 
 
 m. 1856, Frances Anne, d. of late George Peel of 
 
 Brookfield : — 
 Frank Sykes, Esq., J. P. Cheshire, d. 1856; m. 1892, 
 Beatrice Caroline, d. of G. W. Mould of Cheadle. Seat— 
 Brookfield, Cheshire. I^es. — Brookfield, Cheadle, Cheshire; 
 Borrobol, Kinbrace, Sutherland, N.B. 
 
 Son of Rev. William Sykes, Hon. Mil. Chaplain to 
 
 Queen Victoria, i. 1829; ci. 1893; m. Mary, eld. d. of 
 
 late Capt. Molesworth, R.A. : — 
 Percy Molesworth Sykes, Esq., C.M.G., Consul in 
 Persia, Temporary Maj. in the Army, Capt. 2nd Dragoon 
 Gds. , i. 1867; is m. and has issue. Estate — Elcombs, 
 Lyndhurst, Hants. Res. — Britisti Consulate, Meshed, 
 Persia. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Hardcastle Sykes, Esq., J. P., D.L. , 
 
 of Cringle House, Cheadle (High Sheriff Cheshire 
 
 1899), formerly Capt. 20th Cheshire R.V. , ^. 1833; d. 
 
 1901 ; m. 1864, Mary, eld. d. of John Piatt, M.P. for 
 
 Oldham :— 
 Harold Piatt Sykes, Esq., Lt. -Col. Denbighsh. Hussars 
 Imp. Yeo. , late Capt. 2nd Dragoon Gds., b. 1865 ; w. ist, 
 1895, Frances Fowke (d. 1902), d. of late D. P. M'Donald 
 of KepDoch ; 2nd, 1903, Winifred Charlotte Jane, d. of 
 late Col. W. H. Wellesley, Roy. Fus. ; and has issue — 
 Peter Thomas Sykes, Gentleman. Res. — Longford Hall, 
 Newport, Salop. 
 
 Alan John Sykes, Esq., late Major 3rd V.B. Cheshire 
 Regt., J. P. Cheshire, M.A. Oxon., b. 1868. Seat— Cr'mgle 
 House, Cheadle. yPw.— South View, Cheadle. Clubs — 
 Junior Carlton, Bath, Union (Manchester). 
 
 Yr. sons of Richard Sykes of Edgeley, b. 1793 ; d. 1876 ; 
 
 m. 1825, Jane, d. of Thomas Hardcastle of Firwood, 
 Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes. : — 
 
 Richard Sykes, Gentleman, b. 1839 ; m. 1904, Miss 
 Walton. Res. — Santa Barbara, California. 
 
 Arthur Henry Sykes, Esq., of Lydham, J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Chester, J. P. co. Salop, Lord of the Manor of Lyd- 
 ham, b. 10 Jan. 1841 ; m. 17 Sept. 1868, Harriett Ehzabeth, 
 d. of the late Thomas Lever Rushton of Bolton-le-Moors ; 
 and has issue— Herbert Rushton Sykes, Gentleman, b. 
 12 Oct. 1870; and Mabel. Lively —CXdael. Estates — 
 Lydham Manor, co, Salop ; Edgeley, Stockport, co. Ches- 
 ter ; Ollerenshaw Hall, co. Derby. Seat — Lydham Manor, 
 Bishop's Castle, Shropshire. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Con- 
 servative (Manchester), Shropshire (Shrewsbury). 
 
 Walter Harry Sykes, Esq., Lt-Col. late R.E., *. 1848; 
 ni. 1880, Cecilia Louisa Jane, d. of Col. William Henry 
 Charles Wellesley; and has issue — (i) Claud Walter 
 Sykes, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; (2) Philip Hector Sykes, 
 Gentleman, b. 1894 ; (3) Edmund Arthur Sykes, Gentleman 
 (twin with Philip), b. 1894; Esme Cecilia Jane ; and Doreen 
 Evelyn Wellesley. Seat — Firfield, Merrow, Guildford. 
 
 FRANK SYKES, Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the 
 County Palatine of Chester. Born 1856, being the only son 
 of the late Edmund Howard Sykes, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the same county, and for the County Palatine 
 of Lancaster, by his wife Frances A. , daughter of George 
 Peel of Brookfield. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, on a chevron sable, gutt^e-d'eau, between 
 three mounds or tufts of grass vert, as many sykes or 
 fountains proper ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon the trunk of a tree eradicated fesseways, and 
 sprouting to the dexter proper, a swan with wings addorsed 
 argent, beaked and legged sable, and charged on the breast 
 with a fountain also proper ; with the Motto, " Puritas fons 
 honoris." Married, 1892, Beatrice, second daughter of 
 G. W. Mould of Cheadle. Postal addresses— Y^rooVfieXA, 
 Cheadle, Cheshire, and Borrobol, Kinbrace, Sutherland, 
 N.B. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM SYKES, Gentleman, J. P. 
 for the Borough of Huddersfield. Born March 5, 1858, 
 being the eldest son of the late William Sykes, J. P., of 
 
 Green Lea, Lindley, Huddersfield, by his second wife 
 Mary, daughter of Miles Mayall. Club — Reform. Livery 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 —Blue and silver. Armorial bearinK* — He bears for 
 Araia : Argent, three chcvronels sable between two foun- 
 tains in chief proper and a bugle-horn stringed in base of 
 the s<^x>nd. v\K>n the escutclieon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-man in 
 profile, holding in the dexter hand a fountain and resting 
 
 the sinister hand on a whelk-shell sable. Married, , 
 
 Catherine, daughter of John Whitley, J. P., of West House, 
 Halifax, Yorks ; and has /siug — Stanley William Sykes, 
 Gentleman, bom May 17, 1884 ; Mary Winifred ; and 
 FVeda. Pasta/ otid res s — Grtcn I^a, Lindley, Hudders- 
 field. 
 
 JAMES NIELD SYKES, Esquire, J. P. for the West 
 Riding of the County of York and the Borough of Hud- 
 dersiield. Bom 1825, being the sixth son of John Sykes of 
 Lindley, Huddersiield. by his wife Charlotte, daughter of 
 John Bray. C/«*— The Huddersfield Club. Huddersfield. 
 Livery — Green coat, scarlet waistcoat, silver buttons, drab 
 over<»at, green collar. Armorial bearings— Argent, three 
 
 SYKESTON. quartered by BARTTELOT. 
 
 SYLVESTER, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 SYMONDS, quartered by CHAMBRit 
 
 SYMONDS, see LODER-SYMONDS. 
 
 CAROLINE ELIZABETH SYMONDS, Spinster, only 
 dau. and heir of the late Thomas P. Symonds, Esq., of 
 Pengethly, J. P. and D.L. for the co. of Hereford 
 (High Sheriff 1874), by his wife Anna, third dau. of 
 the Rev. Peter Cotes, Rector of Litchfield, in the co. of 
 Southampton. Armorial bearings are. upon a lozenge : 
 Sable, a dolphin naiant enibowed vorant, a fish in chief, 
 three trefoils slipped all argent. Estate and postal address 
 — Pengethly, near Ross. 
 
 S RICHARD HERBERT TAYLER SYMONDS- 
 TAYLER. Esquire, Major 4th Batt. (The King's) 
 Shropshire Light Infantry (Herefordshire Militia), B.A. 
 of the University of Cambridge. Bom July 27, 1867, 
 being the sixth son of J. F. Symonds, Esquire, of Okeleigh, 
 in the county of Hereford, Ju.stice of the Peace, Clerk of the 
 Peace, Clerk to County Council of Herefordshire; and 
 assumed the additional surname of Tayler and the arms 
 of that family quarterly with his own, by Royal Licence, in 
 the year 1886. Armorial bearings -He bears for Arms : 
 
 
 
 
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 chevronels sable between two fountains in chiet proper, and 
 a bugle horn stringed in base of the second, for distinction, 
 in the honour point a fleur-de-lis azure. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 man in profile proper charged on the breast with a fleur-de-lis 
 azure, holding in the dexter hand a fountain, and resting 
 the sinister hand on a whelk shell sable. Married, April 
 29. 1852, Ann Fox, daughter of John Fox of Daisy Lea, 
 Lindley, Huddersfield ; and has /«««— Sarah Ann [married 
 William Alfred Whitehead, Baildon, Shipley] ; Lucy Jane ; 
 and Mary Alice. Postal address— Field House, Lindley, 
 Huddersfield. 
 
 The Late JOHN SYKES. Gentleman, M.D. (Edin.), 
 J. P. for Borough of Doncaster. Born July 16. 1816, being the 
 only son of Rev. George Sykes. by his wife Ellen, dau. of 
 John Wilson of St. Laurence's. York. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a bend sable, between two fountains, a serpent 
 nowed proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a bull's head erased 
 sable, a fountain proper. Motto — "Fontes sint limpidi." 
 Postal address — 23 South Parade, Doncaster. 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, or on a chevron between two lions 
 passant in chief and a lion rampant in base sable, a lozenge 
 between two annulets of the field (for Tayler) ; 2 and 3 
 sable, a dolphin naiant embowed, devouring a fish, in chief 
 three trefoils all argent (for Symonds) ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, the battlements of a tower, 
 and issuant therefrom a demi-lion rampant sable, collared 
 and charged upon the shoulder with a lozenge within an 
 annulet all argent, and holding in his dexter paw an 
 arrow point downwards proper (for Tayler) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of a well sable, a dolphin 
 as in the arms (for Symonds); with the Motto, " Miseris 
 succurrere disco." Married, January 17, 1894, Edith Sarah, 
 fifth daughter of the late Henry Kingsley, M.D., of Strat- 
 ford-on-Avon ; and has Issue — 'Two sons and one daughter. 
 Residence— Beechwood, Hereford. 
 
 SYMONS. see SOLTAU-SYMONS. 
 
 S THOMAS RAYMOND SYMONS. Esquire, J, P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Hereford, Lieut. N. Somerset Yeomanry, 
 and Capt. 48th Company Imperial Yeomanry. Born March 
 30, i86i5, being the eldest son of Thomas George Symons 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 of The Mynde Park (who died 1868), by his wife Mary 
 Hayley, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Edward Allen. Livery 
 — White coat, brass buttons, green plush breeches, white 
 stockings, green and yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearings 
 — Party per fesse azure and erminoisf a pale counter- 
 changed, and three trefoils slipped two and one, all within 
 a bordure also counterchanged, and impaling the arms of 
 Rankin, namely or, a cinquefoil gules, between in chief a 
 hatchet between two boars' heads erased, and in base a 
 boar's head erased between two hatchets all sable ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a wolf statant, holding in the mouth a rose, slipped, 
 leaved, and stalked all proper; with the Motto, "Nil 
 admirari." Married, 1888, Margaret Ethel, dau. of Sir 
 James Rankin, Baronet, Member of Parliament ; and has 
 /s-j«(?— Thomas Edward Raymond Symons, Gentleman, b. 
 April 23, 1889. Estate and postal address — The Mynde 
 Park, Tram Inn, R.S.O. , Herefordshire. 
 
 JOHN FREDERICK SYMONS-JEUNE, Esquire, J. P. 
 for CO. of Oxford, Barrister-at-Law, Chief Committee Clerk 
 in the House of Lords, late Lieut. West Somerset Yeo- 
 manry. Born 1849, being the third but second surviving 
 son of the late Rt. Rev. Francis Jeune, Lord Bishop of 
 Peterborough, D.C. L. , by his wife Margaret Dyne, of 
 Arlington Manor, Newbury, only child of Henry Symons 
 of Axbridge ; and assumed by Royal Licence in 1878 
 the additional surname of Symons in accordance with 
 the will of his maternal great-uncle, Rev. B. P. Symons, 
 D.D., Warden of Wadham Coll., 0.\on. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, a stag trippant between four estoiles all 
 argent : and impaling the arms of Bunbury, namely argent, 
 on a bend sable, three chess-rooks of the field. Mantling' 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 between the attires of a stag, affixed to the scalp an estoile 
 all argent. Motto — " Faire sans dire." Married, 1873, 
 Frances Susannah, dau. of Capt. Richard Hanmer Bun- 
 bury, R.N. (and granddau. of Gen. Sir Henry Edward 
 Bunbury, 7th Baronet, K.C.B.); and has Issue — (i) Ber- 
 tram Hanmer Bunbury Symons-Jeune, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; 
 and Effield Dorothy Cecil. 5^^^— Watlington Park, Tets- 
 worth, Oxon. 
 
 EDWARD MANSEL SYMPSON, Gentleman, M.A., 
 M.D. Cantab. Bom March 22, i860, being the only child 
 
 of Thomas Sympson, F. R.C.S., of Lincoln, by his wife 
 Caroline, dau. of Rev. E. Peacock, M.A. , Fifehead Magda- 
 lene, Dorset (and granddau. of Right Rev. W. L. Mansel, 
 D.D. , Master of Trin. Coll., Cam., and Lord Bishop of 
 Bristol). Livery — Dark green, with silver buttons, dark 
 green overcoat. Armorial bearings (Ped. H. Coll.)— Or, 
 a lion rampant sable, guttfe-d'or, between two peacocks' 
 
 heads erased in chief proper, and a serpent nowed in base 
 vert. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant or, gutt^e-de-poix, holding between 
 the paws a maunch sable, and resting the dexter hind leg on 
 a serpent nowed vert. Motto — " Lsetus sorte mea. " Mar- 
 ried, Oct. 10, 1888, Florence Mabel, younger dau. of Joseph 
 Knight, Barrister-at-Law, F.S.A., of 27 Camden Square, 
 N.W. ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Mansel Sympson, Gen- 
 tleman, b. July 13, 1889; and (2) Reginald Hilary Sympson, 
 Gentleman, b. March x^, 1891. Residence — Deloraine 
 Court, Lincoln. Club — New Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 SYNGE, see BROWN-SYNGE and HUTCHINSON. 
 
 SYNGE(H. Coll., Vn. Shropshire, 1623). Quarterly, i 
 and 4, azure, three millstones proper (Synge, originally 
 Millington) ; 2 and 3, argent, an eagle displayed with two 
 heads sable, beaked and legged gules (Synge, originally 
 Millington). Mantling azure and argent. (Srest — Out of 
 a ducal coronet an eagle's claw all proper. Motto — 
 " Coelestia canimus." 
 
 Son of Sir Robert Synge, sth Bart., b. 1812 ; d. 1894; 
 m. and, 1846, Laura, d. of John Hart : — 
 Sir Francis Robert Millington Synge, 6th Bart., of Lislee 
 Court, CO. Cork (12 Aug. 1801), Major late S. Lanes. 
 Regt. , b. 1851 ; m. 1876, Frances Elizabeth, d. of Robert 
 Evans of Rock Ferry, co. Chester; and has issue — (i) 
 Robert Millington Synge, Esq., b. 1877; (2) Neale 
 Hutchinson Synge, Esq., b. 1880; (3) Edward Synge, 
 Esq., b. 1882 ; Francis Helen Millicent ; Laura Eileen ; and 
 Lilian. Seat — Syngefield, King's Co. 
 
 Yr. son of Sir Edward Synge, 2nd Bart., b. 1786; 
 
 d. 1843 ; m. 1809, Mary Helena, d. of P.obert 
 
 Welsh :— 
 
 Major-Gen. Millington Henry Synge, late R.E. , b. 1823; 
 
 m. 185s, Jane, d. of Thomas Bannerman of Hazelhead. 
 
 Res. — 61 High Street, Portsmouth. 
 
 Son of Major Robert Follett Synge, ist West India 
 Regt., b. 1821 ; d. i860; m. 1855, Catherine Waddell 
 Boyd, d. of David Miller, Barrister-at-Law: — 
 Major Robert Follett Muter Foster Millington Synge, 
 late Highland Lt. Inf. , b. 1857 ; m. 1884, Charlotte Gran- 
 ville, d. of Maj.-Gen. William James Stuart, R.E. ; and 
 has issue — Alan Hamilton Stuart Synge, Gentleman, b. 
 1886. Res. — C/«3— Naval and Military. 
 
 Sons of William Webb Follett Synge, Esq. , Consul- 
 
 General in Cuba, b. 1826 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1853, Henrietta 
 
 Mary, d. of Col. Robert Dewar Wainwright, U.S. 
 
 Marine Corps : — 
 
 Robert Follett Synge, Esq., C.M.G., Deputy-Marshal of 
 
 Ceremonies to H.M. King Edward, b. 1853; m. 1881. 
 
 Laura Mary, d. of John Fletcher of Dale Park, Sussex, 
 
 Res. —7 Chester Square, London, S.W. Club — St. 
 
 James's. 
 
 Francis Julian Synge, Gentleman, Chancery Registrar's 
 Dept. , Law Courts, b. 1856; m. 1890, Mary Auchmuty, d. 
 of R. Sands Tucker of New York and Lenox, U.S.A. ; and 
 has surv. issue — (i) Robert Millington Synge, Gentleman, 
 b. 1894; (2) Allen Francis Synge, Gentleman, b. 1898; and 
 Violet Montresor. Res. — 30 Sloane Court, London, S.W. 
 Club — St. James's. 
 
 Capt. William Makepeace Thackeray Synge, late R.A.. 
 Gov. of Walton Prison, Liverpool, b. i860; m. ist, 1892, 
 Ethel Elais {d. 1895), d. of Alfred Wilkinson of Harrow; 
 and, 1898, Ethel Rose, d. of H. Bramwell of Crown E^st 
 Court, Worcs. ; and has surv. issue — (i) William Alfred 
 Thackeray Synge, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (2) Michael Robert 
 Synge, Gentleman, b. 1902 ; and Ethel Mary. Res. — 
 Walton Prison, Liverpool. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Alexander Hamilton Synge, Vicar of St. 
 Peter's, Ipswich, b. 1820 ; d. 1872 ; m. 1855, Eugenia, 
 d. of Rev. Edward Bishop Elliott of Brighton . — 
 Alexander Hamilton Synge, Gentleman, Lieut. Northum- 
 berland Art. Mil., b. 1856. Res.— 
 
 Edward Elliott Synge, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res.— 
 Percy Hamilton Synge, Gentleman, b. 1872. Res. — 
 Sons of John Hatch Synge, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law, b. 1824; d. 1872; m. 1856, Kathleen, d. of Rev. 
 Robert Traill of Schull, co. Cork : — 
 Robert Anthony Synge, Gentleman, b. 1858. Res. — 
 Edward Synge, Gentleman, b. 1859. Res. — 
 Samuel Synge, Gentleman, b. 1867. Res. — 
 Edmund John Millington Synge, Gentleman, b. 1871. 
 Res.— 
 
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 Son of Richard Synge of Australia, *. 1835 : d. 1874 ; 
 M. 1866:— 
 Henry Synge ClenUeman, *. /fes. — 
 
 SYNOE-HUTCHINSON (R.L.. 3 April 1813. U.O.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4. per pale azure and pules, a lion 
 ramiMnt ermine betwct-n eight cross crosslets or (Hutchin- 
 son); 9 and 3. quarterly i. and iiii., aiure, three millstones; 
 ii. and iii., argent, an i-agle displayed with two heads sahle, 
 beaked and legged gules (both for Synge. originally Milling- 
 ton. Vn. Shropshire, 1633). M a n t lin g azure and or. 
 Oreati— I. out of a ducal coronet or, a cockatrice with 
 wings endorsed vert (Hutchinson) ; a. out of a ducal 
 
 coronet or, an eagle's claw proper. Motto — "Non sibi 
 
 scd toti." 
 
 Only surv. son of Francis Synge-Hulchinson, Esq., of 
 Taney, co. Dublin, d. iBoa ; d.v.p. 183a ; »/. i8a4, 
 Louisa Frances, d. of Hon. P'rancis Hely-Hutchin- 
 son : — 
 Sir Edward Synge-Hutchinson, 4th Bart. (8 Oct. 1782), 
 
 formerly 6th and Sth U.G., 6. 1830. ^«,— Fawnagh, 
 
 Kathgar, co. Dublin. Clui — Army and Navy. 
 
 SYMERTON, quartered by FOX. 
 SZEMBEK, quartered by LUBIENSKI. 
 
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 TAAFFE (U.O.). Gules, a cross argent, fretty azure. 
 Mant.Hng r gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding a sword 
 proper, hilt and pommel or. Motto — " In hoc signo vinces." 
 
 Son of Edward Francis Joseph, nth Viscount Taaffe, 
 
 Knt. of the Golden Fleece, &c., d. 1833; d. 1895; 
 
 m. i860, Maria Francesca, Countess Czaky von 
 
 Keresztceg und Adorjan : — 
 Rt. Hon. Henry Taaffe, 12th Viscount Taaffe (Irel., 
 I Aug. 1628), Baron of Ballymole, Ireland, Count of the 
 Holy Roman Empire, Lieutenaut Kaiser Franz Josef's 
 Regt. of Dragoons [Arms borne on the double eagle of 
 the Roman Empire. Supporters — Dexter, a horse argent, 
 sem^ of estoiles sable; sinister, a wyvern, wings' expanded 
 proper], i. 1872 ; tn. 1897, Maria Magda Fuchs ; and has 
 issue— Hon. Edward Charles Richard Taaffe, d. 1898. 
 Seats — EUischan Castle and Kolinetz Castle, Bohemia. 
 
 Son of Stephen Taaffe, Esq., J. P., of Glenkeiran, co. 
 
 Meath, 6. 1828 ; d. 1894 ; tn. 1865, Mary Aliaga, d. 
 
 of Patrick William Kelly of Kingstown, co. Dublin : — 
 Capt. George Joseph Taaffe, late 4th Batt. Roy. Lanes. 
 Regt., J. P., d. 1866; m. 1895, Alice Catherine Trevor, d. 
 of B. T. Griffith Boscawen, Esq., D.L. , of Trevalyn, co. 
 Denbigh ; and has issue — (i) George Randal Joseph Taaffe, 
 Gentleman, d. 1897 ; (2) Rudolph Trevor Aloysius Taaffe, 
 Gentleman, d. 1901. Sea/s — Smarmore Castle, Ardee, and 
 Gl.nkeiran, co. Meath. 
 
 LIONEL RICHARD PLUNKET TABUTEAU, 
 Gentleman. Bom March 12, 1869, being the second son 
 of Richard Mayne Tabuteau, Gentleman, by his wife Con- 
 "stance Gertrude Maria, only dau. of the late Hon. Patrick 
 Plunket. Armorial bearings— Argent, a fosse gules, be- 
 tween three ermine spots. HantUng gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an ermine spot sable. 
 Motto — "Toujours sans tache." Married, April 21, 1893, 
 Eva Hamilton, eldest dau. of Keith Hamilton Hallowes; 
 and has /ssue — Muriel Flora ; Nora Constance ; and Ruth 
 Eva. Residence — 48 Park Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin. 
 
 CHARLES TACON, Solicitor, Gentleman, Mayor of 
 Eye 1896, 1897. 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 
 1905. Born Aug. 1833, being the eldest son of Charles 
 Tacon of Hinton Hall, Suffolk, by his wife Mary Ann 
 Girling of Yoxford. Armorial bearings — Azure, a cross 
 flory between in the first and fourth quarters a martlet, 
 and in the second and third a dexter arm embowed in 
 armour, coup)ed at the shoulder and fesseways, all or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a dexter arm as in the arms, gauntleted 
 all sable, holding a flagstaff proper, therefrom flowing to the 
 sinister a banner argent, charged with a lyre also sable, 
 three escallops fesseways or. Motto — " Aut vincani aut 
 p>eribo. " Residence— ^yt, co. Suffolk. 
 
 The Reverend RICHARD JOHN TACON, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, J. P. Norfolk, M.A. Camb. Rector and Patron 
 of Rollesby. Bom March 26, 1847, being the third son of 
 Charles Tacon of Hinton Hall, Suffolk, by his wife Mary 
 Ann Girling of Yoxford. Armorial bearings — Azure, a 
 cross flory between in the first and fourth quarters a martlet, 
 
 and in the second and third a dexter arm embowed in 
 armour, couped at the shoulder and fesseways, all or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a dexter arm as in the arms, gauntleted all sable, 
 holding a flagstaff proper, therefrom flowing to the sinister 
 a banner argent, charged with a lyre also sable, three escal- 
 lops fesseways or. Motto — "Aut vincam aut perido." 
 Married, May 7, 1878, Caroline Ballard, only dau. of John 
 Ballard Pitt, M.D., of The Grove, East Dereham, Norfolk; 
 by whom he has Issue — (1) Richard Charles Tacon, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 5, 1881 ; (2) Waveney Pitt Tacon, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 3, 1882; (3) Dudley George Tomline Tacon, 
 Gentleman, b. Siept. 24, 1886 ; (4) Thomas Henry Warcup 
 Tacon, Gentleman, b. Jan. 18, 1890; (5) Ernest John Ballard 
 Tacon, Gentleman, b. Jan. 16, 1895 ; Ethel Safford ; Mabel 
 Dacre ; and Caroline Ada Chute. Residences —The Rectory, 
 Rollesby ; 5 Park Mansions, Lowestoft ; Mansion House, 
 Eye. 
 
 SSiR THOMAS HENRY TACON, Knight, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Suffolk, High Sheriff 1898, and J. P. for the 
 borough of Eye, Alderman of the East Suffolk County 
 Council since its foundation. Deputy Chairman County 
 Finance Committee, Mayor of Eye 1893-94. Born March 
 14, 1838, being the second son of Charles Tacon of Hinton 
 Hall, Suffolk, by his wife Mary Ann Girling of Yoxford. 
 Livery — Green, with white facings. Armorial bearings . 
 (H. Coll., June 14, 1898) — Argent, a cross flory between 
 
 in the first and fourth quarters a martlet, and in the second 
 and third a dexter arm embowed in armour, couped at the 
 shoulder and fesseways all or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm 
 
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 as in the arms, gauntleted all sable, holding a flagstaff 
 proper, therefrom flowing to the sinister a banner argent, 
 charged with a lyre also sable, three escallops fesseways or. 
 Motto — " Aut vincam aut peribo." Married, Sept. 10, 
 1868, Catherine Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Rotert 
 Baker Orford of Occold Hall, Suffolk ; and has had Issue — 
 Kate Constance, deceased ; Harriet Bertha ; and Maude 
 Mary. Residence — Red House, Eye. 
 
 TAFFITER, quartered by SOMERS. 
 TAILBOYS, quartered by FI.OYER. 
 
 5 WILLIAM WARD TAILBY, Esquire, M.A., 
 Barrister-at-Law, J. P. and D. L. for co. Leicester, 
 and J. P. for co. Northampton. Born Jan. 18, 1825, being 
 the only son of the late William Tailby of Humberstone, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of R. Stevens of Hallaton. 
 Armorial hearings - He bears for Arms : Ermine, a saltire 
 gules, on a chief azure, a garb between two escallops or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a bull passant 
 ermine, gorged with a wreath of laurel proper, the sinister 
 foot resting on an escallop or. Motto — " Certum pete 
 finem." Married, October 9, 1850, Mary, daughter of 
 William Taylor of Humberstone Lodge. Seat — Skeflfington 
 Hall, Billesdon, in the county of Leicester. 
 
 TAITHWELL, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 TALBOT, Baron, see SHREWSBURY. 
 
 TALBOT, Earl, see SHREWSBURY. 
 
 TALBOT (CHETWYND-TALBOT), see SHREWS- 
 BURY. 
 
 TALBOT, quartered by CORBET and MOWBRAY. 
 
 TALBOT, DE CARDONNEL, quartered by WING- 
 FIELD. 
 
 LiKUTKNANT-Coi.ONEL SiR ADELBERT CECIL TAL- 
 BOT, K.C.I. E. (1895), Lieutenant-Colonel Indian Army. 
 Born 1845, being the eldest son of the late Rev. the Hon. 
 William Whitworth Chetwynd-Talbot, by his wife Eleanora 
 Julia, daughter of the Hon. William James Coventry. 
 C/«*— East India United Service. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion rampant within a bordure 
 engrailed or (for Talbot) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron between 
 three mullets or (for Chetwynd). Upon the escutcheon, 
 which is encircled by the ribbon, and from which is pen- 
 dent his badge as a K.C. I.E. , is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion 
 statant, tail extended or (for Talbot) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a goat's head erased argent (for Chetwynd). 
 Married, 1870, Agnes Mary {d. 1894), daughter of the Rev- 
 erend W. Clarke ; and has Issue living— Adelbert William 
 James Talbot, Esquire, Indian Civil Service, born 1876 ; 
 Guendolen Nesta Beatrix [w. , 1896, Major Stuart Hill God- 
 frey] ; Muriel Agnes Eleanora ; and Esm6 Mary Dorothea 
 [/«., 1900, Capt. Armine Brereton Dew]. Postal address — 
 The Cottage, Glenhurst, Esher, Surrey. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY TALBOT, Esquire. Born Feb- 
 ruary 2, 1842, being the only son of the late William 
 Henry Fox Talbot, Esquire, of Lacock Abbey, Doctor 
 of Laws, by his wife Constance, daughter of Francis 
 Mundy of Markeaton, in the county of Derby. Armorial 
 bearings— (H. Coll, June 19, 1778) — Gules, a lion ram- 
 pant within a bordure engrailed or, a crescent for differ- 
 ence. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his 
 Crest, on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion pas- 
 sant or, differenced as the arms. Seat — Lacock Abbey, 
 Chippenham. 
 
 W EDMUND BERNARD TALBOT, Esquire, com- 
 W monly known as Lord Edmund Bernard I'albot. 
 
 Born 1855, being the son of the Most Noble Henry Gran- 
 ville Fitzalan-Howard, fourteenth Duke of Norfolk, by his 
 wife Augusta Minna Catherine, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Augusta Minna Catherine, second daughter of 
 the Right Honourable Sir Edmund Lyons, first Baron Lyons, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath ; assumed by Royal License the surname and arms 
 of Talbot in lieu of Fitzalan-Howard 1876. C/«*j— Carlton , 
 Naval and Military, White's. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Gules, a lion rampant within a bordure 
 engrailed or, and impaling the arms of Bertie, namely, 
 quarterly i and 4, argent three battering-rams barways in 
 pale proper, headed and garnished azure (for Bertie) ; 2 
 and 3 sable, a shattered castle triple-turreted argent (for 
 Willoughby). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a lion 
 statant or, the tail extended. Married, 1879, Mary Caro- 
 line Bertie, commonly known as Lady Mary Caroline 
 Bertie, daughter of the Right Honourable the seventh Earl 
 of Abingdon; and has Issue — Henry Edmund Talbot, 
 Esquire, born 1883 ; and Mary Caroline Magdalen. Resi- 
 dence~-\ Buckingham Palace Gardens, S.W. 
 
 S EDWARD LISTER KAY TALBOT, Esquire, J. P. 
 for CO. Dublin, Lieut, formerly of 2nd Durham Light 
 Infantry. Born Feb. 10, 1859, being the second but only 
 surviving son of the Hon. R. G. Talbot, J. P. and D.L. 
 CO. Dublin, by his wife Anne C. , dau. of E. Cunliffe 
 Lister Kay, Esq., M.P. Livery — Maroon. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, a lion rampant or, within a bordure en- 
 grailed erminois. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a talbot dog argent, langued gules. 
 Motto — "Forte et fidele." Seat — Ballinclea House, 
 Killiney, co. Dublin. 
 
 GEORGE TALBOT, Esq., Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, J. P. for Wexford. Born 
 1823, being the son of the late Captain James Talbot, 
 Grenadier Guards; created C. B. , 1883. C/wi5— Royal St. 
 George Yacht. Armorial bearings — Gules, a lion ram- 
 pant witliin a bordure engrailed or. Mantling gules and 
 or ; and for his Crest, on a chapeau gules, turned up 
 ermine, a lion statant or, the tail extended. MottO — " Prest 
 d'accomplir." Married, 1852, Mary, eldest dau. of Frances 
 O'Beirne, Esq., D.L., J. P., of Garnetstown House, in the 
 CO. of Leitrim. 
 
 S WILLIAM JOHN TALBOT, Esquire, J.P. cos. Gal- 
 way and Roscommon, D.L. for Roscommon (High 
 Sheriff for Roscommon 1886), late Capt. 7th Brigade South 
 Irish Division, R.A. Born July i, 1859, being the only son 
 of the late John Talbot, Esq., J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 1857), formerly of the 35th Regt., by his second wife 
 Gertrude Caroline, dau. of Lieut. -Col. Bayly of Ballyarthur, 
 CO. Wicklow. C/tti5— Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion rampant within 
 a bordure engrailed gules (for Talbot) ; 2. argent, a lion 
 rampant sable, arm and langued gules, in chief two dexter 
 hands apaumte of the third (for Crosbie) ; 3. gules, three 
 cinquefoils, two and one ermine (for Hamilton). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 on a cup of maintenance azure, turned up ermine, a lion 
 passant gules (for Talbot) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 three swords, one in pale with point upwards, and two in 
 saltire with points downwards, entwined with a serpent 
 all proper (for Crosbie). Motto — " Pret d'accomplir." 
 Married, August 14, 1897, Julia Elizabeth Mary, only child 
 of Captain Sir Capel Molyneux, Bart., D. L. , of Castle 
 Dillon, CO. Armagh. Seat — Mount Talbot, co. Ros- 
 common. 
 
 SLINDSEY TALBOT-CROSBIE, Esquire, I. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Kerry (High Sheriff 1903), Lieut. R.N. (retd.). 
 Born August 11, 1844, being the second but eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late William Talbot Talbot-Crosbie, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L. CO. Kerry (High Sheriff 1848), by his 
 wife Susan Anne, daughter of Hon. Lindsey Merrik Peter 
 Burrell [second son of Peter, ist Lord Gwydyr, and 
 brother of Peter Robert, igth Lord Willoughby d'Eresby] ; 
 is heir-general to the Earls of Glandore. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a lion rampant sable, in 
 
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 chief two dexter hands coupfd at the wrist gu\cs (for Cros- 
 bie) ; a and 3. gules, three cinqucfoils two and one ermine 
 (for Hamilton). "awtUny sable and argent. Great— On 
 a wreath of the colours, three swords, namely, two in saltire 
 the pommeb uowards and one erect the pommel down- 
 wards proper, nilted or, enwrapped by a snake proper. 
 Motto — " Iiidignante invidia iiorcbit Justus." Married, 
 March 29, 1871. Anne, dau. of Col. Coke of Trusley, 
 lierbyshire ; and has bad with other Issue — (i) Hugh 
 Talbot-Crosbie, Gentleman, b. Feb. 8, 1872, died of wounds 
 received in action in South Africa, July 27, 1901 ; (2) 
 John Durrell Talbot-Crosbie, Gentleman, b. July 8, 1873. 
 iVd/— Ardfcrt Abbey, co. Kerry, Club — Kildare Street 
 (Dublin). 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM TALBOT-PONSONBY. Es- 
 quire, J. P., Lieut. Royal Navy (retired). Horn May 29, 
 1843, bieing the eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Charles 
 Talbot, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath, by his wife Charlotte Georgiana, widow of 
 Lieut. -Col. Stapleton, dau. of Major-General Sir William 
 Ponsonby, commonly known as the Honourable Sir 
 Willi.am Ponsonby, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath ; and assumed by Royal 
 License, 1866, the additional surname and arms of Pon- 
 sonby. Clubs — Carlton, S.W. ; Naval and Military, 
 W. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly 
 I and 4, gules a chevron between three combs argent (for 
 Ponsonby) ; 2 and 3 gules, a lion rampant within a border 
 engrailed or (for Talbot). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet bentting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. on a ducal coronet or, three 
 arrows, (Mints downwards, one in pale and two in saltire, 
 shafts or, feathered and pointed argent, entwined by a 
 serpent proper (for Ponsonby) ; on a cap of maintenance 
 gules, turned up ermine, a lion statant, tail extended or 
 (for Talbot). Hottoes — i. "Pro Rege, lege, grege ; " 2. 
 (over second crest), " Prest d'accomplir. " Married, Jan- 
 uary 15, i868, Constance Louisa, youngest daughter of F. 
 P. Delm^Radcliffe, Esquire, of Hitchin Priory, in thecounty 
 of Hertford ; and has had Issue— (x) William Charles Frances 
 Talbot-Ponsonby, Esquire, born October 14, 1868, died 
 June 6, 1870 ; (2) John Seymour William Talbot-Ponsonby, 
 Esquire, Lieutenant Royal Navy, born May i, 1870; (3) 
 Edward Frederick Talbot-Ponsonby, Gentleman, Lieuten- 
 ant Royal Artillery, bom October 21, 1872 ; (4) Charles 
 George Talbot-Ponsonby, Gentleman, born May i, 1874; 
 (S) Frederick William Talbot-Ponsonby, Gentleman, bom 
 January 19, 1879; (6) Arthur Hugh Brabazon Talbot- 
 Ponsonby, Gentleman, bom September 4, 1885 ; Evelyn 
 Mary Georgiana ; and Constance Emma. Seats— \nch\- 
 quin, near Youghal; Langrish House, Petersfield, in the 
 county of Hampshire. 
 
 The Rt. Hon. DANIEL TALLON, Lord Mayor of 
 Dublin 1897-98, High Sheriff of city of Dublin 1894. Club 
 — National Liberal. Livery — Dress : blue and scarlet and 
 gold ; undress : blue, scarlet, and yellow. Armorial bear- 
 ugs — Barry of eight or and azure, three eagles' legs erased 
 at the thigh proper, a bordure ermine, and on a canton gules, 
 a civic cap of maintenance proper. Mantling azure and or ; 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 vested borry or and azure, cuffed of the last, the hand 
 proper, grasping an eagle's leg as in the arms. Motto — 
 "Deo Gloria." Married, and has Issue — Mary. Postal 
 addresses — The Mansion House, Dublin; 136 Leinster 
 Road, Rathmines, Dublin, &c. 
 
 S GEORGE TANCRED, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. for the 
 CO. of Roxburgh, J. P. for the North Riding of the 
 CO. of York, late Captain Royal Scots Greys and 17th 
 Lancers. Bom October 16, 1831, being the eldest son of the 
 late George Cleghorn of Weens, by his wife Maria Cath- 
 erine, third daughter of Colonel John Dalton of Sleningford 
 Park, in the county of York, and Fillingham Castle, in the 
 county of Lincoln ; and assumed the name and arms of 
 Tancred by Royal License, September 8, 1885, in lieu of 
 that of Cleghorn, in compliance with the will of his 
 maternal uncle. Captain James R. Dalton, Royal Navy. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, New (Edinburgh). 'Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, a chevron between 
 three escallops gules, and (for distinction) in the centre 
 chief point a cross crosslet also gules. Upon the escutcheon 
 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an olive-tree fructcd proper, charged (for distinc- 
 tion) on the tnmk with a cross crosslet gold. Married, 
 June 10, i86a, Mary Anne Hay, third daughter of Colonel 
 Thomas Lumsden, Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, of Belhelvie Lodge, in the county of 
 Aberdeen ; and has Issue— (1) George Harry Luinsdcn 
 Tancred, Gentleman, lx)rn May 22, 1863 ; (2) James Charles 
 Tancred, Gentleman, Commander Royal Navy, born Sep- 
 tember 17, 1864 ; (3) Thomas Angus 'Tancred, Gentleman, 
 Captain Royal Artillery, torn September 16, 1867 ; (4) 
 Richard Fairfax Tancred, Gentleman, torn March 31, 
 '875 ; (s) Edward Meynell Tancred, Gentleman, born 
 
 March 26, 1877 ; (6) John Yule Tancred, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Indian Staff Corps, torn April 16, 1879 ; (7) Walter Cecil 
 Tancred, Gentleman, Midshipman, torn February 11, 1885 ; 
 Mary Norcliffe ; Katharine \Vray ; Frances Madeline ; and 
 Edith Dalton, died July 13, 1890. Seats — Weens House, 
 Hawick, N.B. 
 
 TANKERSLEY, quartered by TEMPEST, 
 
 TANNER, quartered by TAUNTON. 
 
 TANNER, see FARNCOMBE-TANNER. 
 
 The Late JOHN SAMUEL TANQUERAY. Esquire, 
 J. P. for Middlesex. Born 1817, beingtheson of the late Rev. 
 Edward Tanqueray of Tingrith, Beds. Armorial bearingns 
 — Per pale or and ermine, on a fesse embattled vert, be- 
 tween three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, four 
 ermine spots argent. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, out of a mount vert, in front of two 
 battleaxes in saltire, a pine apple proper. 
 
 TANTIFER, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 S ALFRED HENRY TARLETON, Esquire, M.V.O,, 
 and has Order of Mercy, J. P. and D.L. for co. of 
 
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 Middlesex, Sheriff 1903, Knight of Grace of the Order of 
 the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, Lord 
 of the Manor of Cranfield, co. Bedford, Lieut. Royal 
 Navy. Born May 16, 1862, being the only son of the 
 late Admiral Sir J. Walter Tarleton, Knight Commander 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and Aide- 
 de-Camp, by his wife Finetta Esther, third daughter of 
 Thomas Robert Dimsdale, 4th Baron Dimsdale, of Cam- 
 field Place, CO. Hertford. Livery — Dark blue, with silver 
 buttons, and blue and white striped waistcoat ; and for 
 full dress, with white piping, black stockings, and silver 
 braid. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, a 
 chevron erminois between three cinquefoils or (for Tarle- 
 ton) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a fesse dancett^e, between 
 three mullets azure, as many bezants (for Dimsdale, 1769), 
 and on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Tennyson- 
 D'Eyncourt, namely, quarterly i and 4, azure a fesse dan- 
 cett^e between ten billets or, four in chief and six in base, 
 three, two, and one (for D'Eyncourt) ; 2 and 3 gules, three 
 leopards' faces or, jessant-de-lis azure, over all a bend of 
 the last (for Tennyson). Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a mural crown, thereon a leopard's face, all between two 
 ostrich feathers proper. Motto — "Post nubila phcebus." 
 Married, February 8, 1888, Henrietta Charlotte, only child 
 and heir of the late Admiral Tennyson-d'Eyncourt, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, of Bayons 
 Manor, in the co. of Lincoln, by his wife Henrietta, com- 
 monly known as Lady Henrietta, fourth and youngest dau. of 
 the Most Noble Sir Henry Pelham-Clinton, the fourth Duke 
 of Newcastle, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ; 
 and has Issue — Freda Henrietta : Vera Constance ; and 
 Helen Maud. Estates — Breakspears, Uxbridge ; Cranfield, 
 CO. Bedford ; The Tarleton Estate, Brockley, S. E. , London. 
 .9«a^— Breakspears, Uxbridge. Town residence — 58 War- 
 wick Square, S.W. Clubs — Marlborough, Constitutional, 
 Royal Naval (Portsmouth). 
 
 HARRY HOLMES-TARN, Esq., Capt. 7th (Mil.) Batt. 
 King's Royal Rifle Corps, late 2nd Lieut. 13th Hussars. 
 
 Arthy. Armorial bearings— Parted per saltire or and 
 gules, two terns naiant in tarns or lochs undy proper, one 
 in chief and one in base. Mantling gules, doubled or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, on a garb fesswise, a 
 raven all proper ; and on an escrol over the same this Motto, 
 " Viret in asternum." Married, 1895, Nora Adelgunde, 
 youngest dau. of Henry Martini, K.D., Consul for Den- 
 mark at Glasgow ; and has Issue — (i) Donald Cuninghame 
 Holmes-Tarn, Gentleman, b. April 23, 1896; (2) Kenneth 
 Archibald Holmes-Tarn, Gentleman, b. Feb. 11, 1898. 
 Residence — Kininvie House, Dufftown, Banffshire. Club — 
 Cavalry. 
 
 WILLIAM (BERNARD) KINGSLEY TARPEY, 
 Gentleman, Barrister -at-Law. Born Dec. 18, 1857, being 
 the eldest surviving son of Hugh Tarpey, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Clare, and Jane Brennan. Annorial bearings — Azure, 
 on a bend engrailed argent, between in chief a castle of 
 the last, flammant proper, and in base a rock also proper, 
 three cross crosslets gules. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— Out of a mural crown gules, a demi-eagle displayed 
 or, in the beak a civic crown proper. Motto — " Firm as a 
 rock." Married, Nov. 5, 1892, Jessie Marion Toler Kingsley 
 third dau. of John Kingsley of Manchester. Residence — 
 162 Portsdown Mansions, Maida Vale, W. Chib — National 
 Liberal. 
 
 WILLIAM STEWART TARRATT, Gentleman. Born 
 April 9, 1897, being the eldest son of the late Joseph Fox 
 Tarratt, Esq., J. P., by his wife Mary Georgiana Helen, 
 second dau. of Capt. Duncan MacNeill of Oronsay Priory, 
 Argyllshire. Armorial bearings — Argent, three piles 
 azure, two issuant from the chief and one from the base, 
 each charged with an eagle's head erased of the field. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle displayed argent, the wings vair, holding 
 in the beak an ostrich feather argent. MottO — " Per ardua 
 stabilis." 5^a/— EUary, Argyllshire. 
 
 Born 1871, being the son of the late William Tarnjof 
 Fan Court, Surrey, by his wife Frances, dau. of Charles 
 
 The Right Reverend HENRY HUTCHINSON 
 MONTGOMERY, D.D., M.A. (Camb.), BISHOP OF 
 TASMANIA, anda member of the Council of the University 
 of Tasmania, formerly Vicar of St. Mark's and Rural Dean 
 of Kennington, co. Surrey, and Examining Chaplain to the 
 Bishop of Rochester from 1879-89. Born Oct. 3, 1847, 
 being the second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir 
 Robert Montgomery, G.C.S.I., K.C.B., LL.D., of New- 
 park, Movile, CO. Donegal, and of 7 Cornwall Gardens, 
 Queen's Gate, London, a Member of the Council of India 
 and Lieut-Governor of the Punjaub from 1859-65, by his 
 second wife Ellen Jane, second dau. of William Lambert, 
 B.C.S. Annorial bearings (of the See of Tasmania) — 
 
 Azure, a crozier in bend dexter, surmounting a key in bend 
 sinister'^or, between four stars of eight points argent, the 
 escutcheon surmounted by his mitre. Martied, July 28, 
 1881, Maud, third dau. of the Ven. Frederick William 
 Farrar, D.D., F. R.S., Dean of Canterbury; and has sur- 
 
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 viving JssM-{i) Harold Robert Montgomery, *. May 8, 
 1884; (a) DoimUl Stanley Montgomery. i>. May a, 1886; 
 (3) Hcnmrd I^w Montgomery. f>. Nov. 17, 1887 ; and Una. 
 ^rt/— Nfwpark. Moville, co. Donegal. Ircl.ind. Kesidence 
 — Bishopscourt. Hobart, Tasmania. C/«^j— Athenneum. 
 Tunanian (Hobart). 
 
 JOHN BULLEN TATCHELL TATCHELL- SUL- 
 LEN, Esq., I. P. Dorset, late Captain Dorset Militia. 
 Bom X847, being the son of John Tatcbell-BuUen, Esq., 
 of Marshwood, Dorset. J. P. and D.L.. by his second 
 wife Ann, daughter of W. Hoey, and relict of Capt. 
 Forster, R.N., of Alnwick, Northumberland. Armorial 
 baaxings— He bears for Amu : Quarterly i and 4, ermine 
 on a chevron azure, between three bulls' heads erased 
 sable, two swords proper, pommels and hilts or, the points 
 saltireways, encircled by a wreath of laurel gold (for 
 Bullen) ; a and 3 azure, a cross nebuly or, the 1st in and 4th 
 quarters a lion rampant, and in the and and 3rd a cross 
 pat(?e argent (for Tatchell). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. out of a naval crown or, the 
 sails argent, a bull's head of the ist, charged on the neck 
 with an anchor sable, between two wings azure (for Bullen) ; 
 a. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, in front 
 of an oak tree fructed proper, a bow and arrow in saltire or, 
 surmounted by a lion's face gules (for Tatchell). HottO — 
 " A rege et victoria." Married, 1870, Annette, 4th dau. of 
 Vincent Trevanion Langworthy of Ilniinster, co. Somerset, 
 and has Issue — Two daughters. Seat — Marshwood Manor, 
 Whitchurch, near Cbarmouth, Dorset. 
 
 Grenville Cholmondeley ; and has Issue— ^oimri Henry 
 Urcnville Talton, Gentleman, born March 3, 1883 ; Alice ; 
 
 Sir WILLIAM HENRY TATE, and Baronet (June 27, 
 1898), of Park Hill, Streatham Common, London, J. P. 
 Lanes. Bom Jan. 33, 1842, being the eldest son of the late 
 Sir Henry Tate, ist Bart. , of Park Hill, Streatham Common, 
 London, J. P. for cos. Surrey, London, and Denbigh, a 
 Trustee of the National Gallery, by his first wife Jane, dau. 
 of John Wignall. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a pale 
 invected sable, between four Cornish choughs proper, two 
 roses argent ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed, 
 vested azure, cuff argent, the arm charged with two roses 
 as in the arms, the hand holding a pineapple erect slipped 
 and two ears of wheat saltireways, all proper. Motto — 
 "Thincke and Thancke." Married, Nov. 18, 1863, 
 Caroline Hill Rigby Glasgow, adopted dau. of the late 
 John Glasgow of Old TrafFord, Manchester ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Arthur Glasgow Tate, Esq., b. Dec. 23, 1864 (d. 
 May 16, 1866; (2) Ernest William Tate, Esq., b. Jan. 7, 
 1867 \m., April 20, 1892, Mildred Mary, second dau. of 
 Frederick Herbert Gossage of Camp Hill, Woolton, Liver- 
 pool, J. P. Lanes., and has issue, Mildred ("lara, and Joan]; 
 (3) Alfred Herbert Tate, Esq., b. May 3, 1872; Ethel 
 Carolme \m., June 11, 1896, William Winwood Gossage of 
 Woolton, Liverpool]; Helen Frances [«., June 11, 1896, 
 Guy Winwood Gossage] ; Agnes Mary ; Isabel Marion ; 
 Caroline Beatrice ; Winifred ; and Beatrice Maud. Resi- 
 dence — Highfield, Woolton, Liverpool ; and Downing, 
 Holywell, Flints. 
 
 TATHAM, see WARTER-TATHAM. 
 
 THOMAS EGERTON TATTON, Esquire, J.P. for 
 the CO. of Chester, formerly Lieut, of Earl of Chester's Yeo- 
 manry Cavalry. Bom May 31, 1846, being the eldest .son 
 of the late Thomas William Tatton, Esq., J.P- and D.L., 
 by his wife Harriet Susan, eldest daughter of the late Robert 
 Townley Parker of Cuerden Hall, in the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster. Clubs — Wellington, Boodle's, St. Stephen's, 
 Conservative (Manchester). Livety — Drab, scarlet collar 
 and waistcoat. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly argent and gules, in the first and fourth quarters 
 a crescent sable, and in the second and third a crescent of 
 the first ; and for his Crest, ujxjn a wreath of the colours, a 
 greyhound sejant argent, collared and tied by a line gules 
 to an oak-tree proper, fructed or ; with the Motto, " Cres- 
 cent." Married, February 6, 1877, Essex Mary, second 
 daughter of the late Colonel Thomas Grenville Cholmondeley, 
 commonly known as Colonel the Honourable Thomas 
 
 and Eva Beatrice. Estate and postal address— V^y\.\\en- 
 shawe, Northenden, Cheshire. 
 
 TAUBMAN (H. Coll.). Per fesse argent and sable, 
 on a bend cottised between six lozenges counterchanged, 
 a sword the point upwards proper, pommel and hilt or, 
 between four escallops also counterchanged. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, an 
 escallop inverted argent, charged with a wolfs head erased 
 sable. Livery — Light drab, black facings. 
 
 Sons of Sir John Senhouse Goldie Taubman of The 
 Nunnery, Speaker of the House of Keys, b. 1838 ; d. 
 1898 ; m. i860, Amelia Donald Ankerville, d. of Capt. 
 J. J. Grove-Ross : — 
 John Leigh Goldie Taubman, Esq., J.P. for Isle of 
 Man, *. 1861. .S^a/— The Nunnery, Isle of Man. 
 
 Capt. Ernest Harcourt Goldie Taubman, b. 1868. Club 
 — Junior United Service. 
 
 Gerald Goldie Taubman, b. 1873. 
 Son of late Lt.-Col. John Goldie Taubman of The 
 Nunnery, Isle of Man, sometime Speaker of the House 
 of Keys, m. Caroline, d. of John E. Hovenden of 
 Hemingford : — 
 Rt. Hon. Sir George Dash wood Taubman Goldie, P.C, 
 K.C.M.G., F.R.S., D.C.L., LL.D., late R.E., founder of 
 Nigeria, b. 1846; m. 1870, Maude Catherine (d. 1898), d. 
 of John William Elliott of Wakefield. Nes.—\2. Queen's 
 Gate Gardens, S.W. Clubs — Aih&nxnm, Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 The Reverend FREDERICK TAUNTON, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Vicar of the Parish of Kingswood, Epsom, in 
 the CO. of Surrey. Born Sept. 12, 1815, being the eldest sur. 
 son and representative of Thomas Henry Taunton, Esq., of 
 Grandpont House, in the co. of Oxford, Clerk of the Peace 
 for the CO. of Oxford, by his wife Jane, dau. of Stephen 
 Davis. Armorial bearings — Quarterly of twenty-five, 
 namely, i and 25 or, on a chevron cotised gules, between 
 three Cornish choughs proper, five lozenges of the field 
 (for Taunton) ; 2. argent, on a chief sable, three Moors' 
 heads or, wreathed gules (for Tanner) ; 3. argent, a chevron 
 between three escallops sable (for Tregarthyn) ; 4. azure, a 
 lion rampant within an orle of eight escallops or (for 
 Hender) ; 5. argent, a lion rampant gules, within a bordure 
 engrailed sable, charged with eight bezants (for Cornwall) ; 
 
 6. argent, on a bend sable, five bezants (for Chamberlayne); 
 
 7. argent, on a chevron gules, three fleurs-de-lis or (for 
 Pever) ; 8. azure, a garb or, between three bezants (for 
 Grosvenor) ; 9. azure, a garb or (for Grosvenor) ; 10. azure, 
 a bend or (for Grosvenor) ; 11. argent, two chevronels gules. 
 
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 on a canton of the last a cross crosslet fitch^e or (for 
 Moberley) ; 12. azure, a stag lodged argent (for Downes) ; 
 13. sable, a cross patonce argent (for Pulford) ; 14. azure, 
 
 passant in pale or (for Knighton) ; 18. azure, fretty argent, 
 a fesse gules (for Caverswell) ; 19. azure, a chevron between 
 three mullets or (for Chetwynd) ; 20. gules, three pheons 
 
 three pheasants or (for Fesant) ; 15. argent, a cross patee 
 flory sable, on a canton gules, a wolf's head erased of the 
 field (for Pershall) ; 16. argent, a cross pat6e flory charged 
 with an escutcheon sable (for Pershall) ; 17. vert, two lions 
 
 argent (for Malpas) ; 21. gules, a scythe, the blade in chief 
 and the handle in bend sinister within a bordure argent (for 
 Praers) ; 22. argent, a Moor's head in profile couped at the 
 neck proper (for Blackenhall) ; 23. gules, two scythes in 
 
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 NUlirc, i\\e blades in chief argent (for Prayers) ; 24. gules, 
 two lions nunpant combatant argent (fur Winstanton); and 
 for his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, live lorenges 
 conjoimtl fesscwisc or, thereon a Cornish chough projxsr ; 
 with tl»c Motto, " Virtus non steinma." Married, firsllv, at 
 St. Hellers, February i, 184a, Anne RoUo, daughter of the 
 Reverend WillkimGarnett, Rector of Bridgetown, I^badocs; 
 aiul secondly, at Croydon, in the county of Surrey, January 
 
 6. 1870. Flora Charlotte, daughter of Commander-General 
 VNild ; and has Issue — (i) William Garnelt Taunton, Gentle- 
 man [to whom refer]; (a) Edward Willoughby Taunton, 
 Gentleman, bom at Merton, in the county of Norfolk, April 
 
 7. 1874; Ethel Flora Jane; Alice Mary; Mabel Gertrude ; 
 l^ilian Frances ; and Agatha Grosvenor. Postal address — 
 Kingswood Vicarage, Epsom, Surrey. 
 
 GEORGE EDWIN TAUNTON, Gentleman. Born 
 March 10, i8aa, being the second surviving son of Thomas 
 Henry Taunton, Esquire, of Grandpont House, in the county 
 of Oxford, Clerk of tlie Peace for the county of Oxford, by 
 his wife Jane, daughter of Stephen Uavis. C7«*— Junior 
 Carlton. Armoiial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly of twenty-five, namely, i and 25 or, on a chevron 
 cotised gules, between three Cornish choughs proper, five 
 loienges of the field (for Taunton) ; 2. argent, on a chief 
 sable, three Moors' heads or, wreathed gules (for Tanner) ; 
 3. argent, a chevron between three escallops sable (for 
 Tregarthyn) ; 4. azure, a lion rampant within an orle of 
 eight escallops or (for Hender) ; 5. argent, a lion rampant 
 gules, within a bordure engrailed sable, charged with eight 
 besants (for Cornwall); 6. argent, on a bend sable, five 
 bezants (for Chamberlayne) ; 7. argent, on a chevron gules, 
 three fleurs-de-lis or (for Pever) ; 8. azure, a garb or, between 
 three bezants (for Grosvenor) ; 9. azure, a garb or (for 
 Grosvenor); 10. azure, a bend or (for Grosvenor); 11, 
 argent, two chevronels gules, on a canton of the last a cross 
 crosslet fitch^e or (for Moberley) ; 12. azure, a stag lodged 
 argent (for Downes) ; 13. sable, a cross patonce argent (for 
 Pulford) ; 14. azure, three pheasants or (for Fesant) ; 15. 
 argent, a cross patde flory sable, on a canton gules, a wolfs 
 head erased of the field (for Pershall) ; 16. argent, a cross 
 patte flory charged with an escutcheon sable (for Pershall) ; 
 17. vert, two hons passant in pale or (for Knighton) ; 18. 
 azure, fretty argent, a fesse gules (for Caverswell) ; 19. azure, 
 a chevron between three mullets or (for Chetwynd) ; 20. 
 gules, three pheons argent (for Malpas) ; 21. gules, a scythe, 
 the blade in chief and the handle in bend sinister within a 
 bordure argent (for Praers) ; 22. argent, a Moor's head in 
 profile couped at the neck prop>er (for Blackenhall) ; 23. 
 gules, two scythes in saltire, the blades in chief argent (for 
 Prayers) ; 24. gules, two lions rampant combatant argent 
 (for Winstanton) ; and for his Crest, upwn a wreath of the 
 colours, five lozenges conjoined fesseways or, thereon a 
 Cornish chough proper; with the Motto, "Virtus non 
 stemma." Married, January 8, 1845, at St. Mary Abbot's, 
 Kensington, Susannah Maria, daughter of James Rixon 
 Oliver of Clapton, in the county of Essex ; and has Issue — 
 Helen Jane [married Colonel Noel Allix, late Grenadier 
 Guards] ; Mary Adela [married Colonel Napier Sturt] ; 
 Emily Marion ; and Frances Stewart. 
 
 WILLIAM GARNETT TAUNTON, Gentleman. 
 Born December 26, 1851, being the eldest son of the 
 Reverend Frederick Taunton [to whom refer], Vicar of 
 Kingswood, by his first wife Anne Rollo, daughter of the 
 Reverend William Garnett, Rector of St. Michael's, in the 
 Island of Barbadoes. Clubs — Grosvenor, New (Jersey). 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly of 
 twenty-five, namely, i and 25 or, on a chevron cotised 
 gules, between three Cornish choughs proper, five lozenges 
 of the field (for Taunton) ; 2. argent, on a chief sable, three 
 Moors' heads or, wreathed gules (for Tanner) ; 3. argent, a 
 chevron between three escallops sable (for Tregarthyn) ; 4. 
 azure, a lion rampant within an orle of eight escallops or 
 (for Hender) ; 5. argent, a lion rampant gules, within a 
 bordure engrailed sable, charged with eight bezants (for 
 Cornwall); 6. argent, on a bend sable, five bezants (for 
 Chamberlayne) ; 7. argent, on a chevron gules, three fleurs- 
 de-lis or (for Pever); 8. azure, a garb or, between three 
 bezants (for Grosvenor) ; 9. azure, a garb or (for Grosvenor); 
 10. azure, a bend or (for Grosvenor) ; 11. argent, two 
 chevronels gules, on a canton of the last a cross crosslet 
 
 fitchtk: or (for Molierlev) ; la. azure, a stag lodged arnnt 
 
 (for Downes) ; 13. sable, a cross patonce argent (for Pul* 
 ord) ; 14. azure, three pheasants or (for Fesant) ; 15. argent, 
 a cross pat6e flory sable, on a canton giiles a wolFs head 
 erased of the field (for Pershall) ; 16. argent, a cross patde 
 flory, charged with an escutcheon sable (for Pershall) ; 17. 
 vert, two lions passant in jmle or (for Knighton) ; azure, 
 fretty argent, a fcsse gules (for Caverswell) ; 19. azure, a 
 chevron liclween three mullets or (for Chetwynd) ; 20. gules, 
 three pheons argent (for Malpas); ai. gules, a scythe, the 
 blade in chief and the handle in bend sinister, within a 
 bordure argent (for Praers) ; 22. argent, a Moor's head in 
 
 profile, couped at the neck proper (for Blackenhall) ; 23. 
 gules, two scythes in saltire, the blades in chief argent (for 
 Prayers) ; 24. gules, two lions rampant combatant argent 
 (for Winstanton) ; and for the Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, five lozenges conjoined fesseways or, thereon a 
 Cornish chough proper; with the MottO, "Virtus non 
 stemma." Married, May 20, 1891, Eleanor Juliana, dau. 
 of the late Major William Henry De Salis of the 9Sth Regi- 
 ment; and has IssUe — Raufe Grosvenor Taunton, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 16, 1892 ; and Hugh Lupus Taunton, Gentle- 
 man, b. December 29, 1893. 
 
 TAYLER, see SYMONDS-TAYLER. 
 
 TAYLOR, 
 PORTER. 
 
 quartered by CLERK, MARSH, and 
 
 TAYLOR, see CLOUGH - TAYLOR, 
 TAYLOR, and WORSLEY-TAYLOR. 
 
 WATSONI 
 
 The Reverend ARNOLD DAWES TAYLOR, Cle 
 in Holy Orders, B.A. (Cambs.), Patron and Rector 
 Church Stanton in co. Devon. Born Nov. 13, 1852, being 
 the third but only surviving son of the late James Taylor, 
 Esq., of Todmorden Hall, in the County Palatine of Lan- 
 caster, and Culverlands, in co. Berkshire, J. P., by his 
 second wife Mary Anne, dau. of John Jones of Liverpool 
 and Berwyn Hall, in co. Denbigh. Armorial bearingfs — 
 Party per pale argent and or, an escarbuncle azure, on a 
 chief nebuly of the last a ducal coronet between two escallops 
 of the second. Crest— Upon a vweath of the colours, a 
 derai-lion rampant azure, charged on the shoulder with a 
 bezant, and holding between his paws an escutcheon or. 
 
 & is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 charged with a tau gules. Motto—" Natale solum dulce." 
 Married, 1876, Marian, only dau. ofR. T. Prichett of Esher, 
 
 in CO. Surrey, F.S.A. ; and has Issue — Three daughters. 
 Postal address — Church Stanton Rectory, Devon. 
 
 ARTHUR JAMES TAYLOR, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace, late Lieutenant 3rd Dragoon Guards. Born Octo- 
 ber 20, 1857, being the only surviving son of the late James 
 Arthur Taylor, Esquire, of Strensham Court, in the county 
 of Worcester, by his wife Maria Theresa, daughter of 
 George Rush of Elsenham Hall and Farthingoe Lodge, 
 in the county of Northampton. Club — Naval and Military. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Anus : Argent, gutt6e 
 de poix, on a chief dancett^e sable, a pale between two 
 escallops of the first, charged with an escallop of the 
 second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant proper, sem6e of escallops sable, holding be- 
 tween the paws a saltire also sable, surmounted by an 
 escallop argent. Motto — " Fidelisque ad mortem. " Mar- 
 ried, Feb. 1890, Annie Mabel, dau. of Sir E. W. Greene, 
 Bart., of Nether Hall, in the county of Suffolk ; and has 
 Issue — (i) John Walter Taylor, Gentleman, b. Aug. 14, 
 1891 ; (2) Charles Taylor, Gentleman, b. July 26, 1892 ; 
 (3) Arthur G. Taylor, Gentleman, b. Dec. 2, 1903 ; An- 
 gelica ; and Philippa Mabel. Seat — Strensham Court, 
 near Worcester, in the co. of Worcester. 
 
 CHARLES HOWARD TAYLOR, Esquire, J. P. West 
 Riding. Born May 7, 1864, being the eldest son of the late 
 Francis Howard Taylor, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for W. R. co. 
 York, by his wife Emily, dau. of James Wells Taylor of 
 Wolvers, Reigate, Surrey. Armorial bearings —Quarterly 
 ermine and or, in the first quarter a wolfs head couped sable, 
 on a chief invected gules, three escallops argent. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, the hand in 
 a gauntlet grasping a flaming sword all proper, a shield 
 ermine charged with a wolfs head couped sable. Motto — 
 " Pro Deo, Patria, et Rege." Married, Nov. 13, 1889, 
 Gertrude Mary, third dau. of Humphrey Carpenter Ward 
 of Forest Lodge, Essex; and has Issue ~[\) Eric Francis 
 Howard Taylor, Gentleman, b. Jan. i, 1891; (2) Ronald 
 Humphrey Howard Taylor, Gentleman, b. Oct. 29, 1898; 
 (3) Harold Charles Howard Taylor, Gentleman, b. Oct. 17, 
 1899 ; and Phyllis Thelma Howard. 5ea^— Middlewood 
 Hall, near Barnsley. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 S EDWARD RICHARD TAYLOR, Esquire, Captain 
 Grenadier Guards. Born Sept. 21, 1863, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rt. Hon. Thomas Edward Taylor, 
 P.C, J. P. and D.L., M.P. for Co. Dublin from 1841 till 
 his death, Capt. 6th Dragoon Guards (retired 1846), Lieut.- 
 
 Col. Royal Meath Militia 1847-1874, Hon. Col. of that 
 Regt. , by his wife Louisa Harrington, second dau. of the 
 Hon. and Rev. Hugh Francis Tollemache, Rector of Har- 
 rington, CO. Northampton. Club — Guards'. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Ermine, on a chief gules, a fleur-de-lis between 
 two boars' heads couped and erect or. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a naked arm 
 embowed holding an arrow all proper. Motto — ' ' Prose- 
 quitur quodcunque petit." Seat — Ardgillan Castle, near 
 Balbriggan. 
 
 JAMES BENJAMIN TAYLOR, Gentleman. Born 
 December 20, i860, being the second son of the late Isaac 
 Rowland Taylor by his wife, Jane Dorothea, daughter of 
 Peter Hellett. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Boodle's. Livery 
 — Dark green with red facings. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : per pale argent and or, a saltire 
 parted and fretty gules, on a chief of the last a billet erect 
 within an annulet between two fleurs-de-lis of the second. 
 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon the capital of an 
 Ionic column an arm embowed proper, encircled above 
 the elbow with an annulet or, the hand grasping a sword in 
 bend sinister, also proper, pommel and hilt gold, with the 
 Motto — "Semper fidelis." Married, March 10, 1891, Mary, 
 daughter of Charles Gordon, M.D. , of Edinburgh, and has 
 Issue — (1) Alfred Gordon Taylor, born December 29, 1891 ; 
 (2) Lance Gordon Taylor, b. 1901 ; Frances Daphne ; and 
 Iris. Seats — Sherfield Manor, Basingstoke, Hants ; and 
 Badanloch, Kinbrace, Sutherland. 
 
 S General Sir RICHARD CHAMBRE HAYES 
 TAYLOR, Knight Commander of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath. Born 1819, being the son of the 
 late Reverend the Honourable Edward Taylor, by his wife 
 Marianne, daughter of the Honourable R. St. Leger ; 
 created C. B. , 1857, and advanced to the rank of Knight 
 Commander, 1882. Armorial bearings — Ermine, on a 
 chief indented gules, a fleur-de-lis between two boars' heads 
 couped and erect or, the escutcheon encircled by the ribbon 
 of the Bath, and suspended therefrom the badge of a K.C.B. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a naked arm embowed holding an 
 arrow all proper. Married, 1863, Lady Jane Hay, dau. of 
 the Most Honourable the 8th Marquess of Tweeddale. 
 Postal addresses — 16 Eaton Place, London, S.W. ; Dowes- 
 town, Navan, co. Meath. 
 
 TAYLOR (H. Coll.). Ermine, on a bend sable, three 
 escallops or, a chief nebulyof the second, thereon four 
 escallops of the third. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cap 
 
 Cap 
 
 —On a wrciitli uf the colours, in front ofndcini-lion argent, 
 holding between the paw& an annulet encircling tin escallop 
 
 both sable, five annulets interlaced fessewise gules. Motto 
 — " Industria et spe." Livery— Green, with canary yellow 
 piping. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Taylor, Esq., of Southfield, Great 
 
 Lever, Lanes, and Arthog Hall and Penmaenucha, co. 
 
 Merioneth (High Sheriff 1876), b. 1799; d. 1876; m. 
 
 1837, Mary Anne, d. of John Rostron of Edgeworth 
 
 and Bolton-le-Moors, Lanes. : — 
 
 John Leigh Taylor, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 
 
 CO. Merioneth 1895), b. 1829 ; m. 1859, Mary Jane, d. of 
 
 John Brazil of Birchfield House, Manchester ; and has 
 
 surv. issue— Beatrice Mary [m. 1885, Major and Hon. Lt.- 
 
 Col. George Frederick Scott, J. P., D.L., Major and Hon. 
 
 Lt.-Col. late 3rd Cheshire Regt. ; and has issue]. Seats — 
 
 Penmaenucha, Dolgelly ; Arthog Hall, Merioneth. Club— 
 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sons of late William Taylor (eld. son of Thomas Taylor 
 of Southfield, d. 1876), b. 1828 ; d. 1901 ; m. 1859, 
 Emily, d. of William Burd: — 
 Walter Theodore Taylor, Gentleman, b. i860. Kes.— 
 Westgate Avenue, Bolton. Club — Union (Manchester). 
 Arnold William Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1861. Res. — 
 Arthur Leopold Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1865; m. 1895, 
 Edith, d. of late John Morley of Thornton Heath, Surrey, 
 Res. — Little Kingshill, Great Missenden, Bucks. 
 
 Percy Edgworth Leigh Taylor, Gentleman, *. 1867; 
 m. 1896, Evelyn Mabel, d. of S. T. Day, Esq., D.L. ; and 
 has issue— Sydney Leigh Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1901 ; and 
 Iris Emily. .^«.— Westcott, nr. Dorking. 
 
 Frank Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; m. 1897, Mildred, d. 
 of George Payne of Rochester. ^«.— Craig Wen, Menai 
 Bridge, N. Wales. 
 
 Sidney Burd Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1870; m. 1904, 
 Kathleen Emilia, d. of George R. Browne, of Cahirdown, 
 CO. Kerry; and has issue -Francis Kathleen Sidney. 
 Wilfred Henry Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1871. Res.— 
 Gilbert John Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1873. Res.— 
 
 TAYLOR (H. Coll). Quarterly ermine and or, in the 
 first quarter a wolfs head couped sable, on a chief invected 
 gules, three escallops argent. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet grasping a 
 flaming sword all proper, a shield ermine, charged with 
 a wolfs head couped sable. Motto—" Pro Deo, patria 
 et rege." 
 
 Son of Francis Howard Taylor, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 b. 1822 ; d. 1898 ; m. i860. Emily, d. of James Wells 
 Taylor : — 
 
 Vincent Thornely Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; m. 1898, 
 Hilda Octavia, d. of Humphrey Carpenter Ward ; and has 
 issue — Maurice Humphrey Taylor, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; 
 and Hilda Marjory. Res. — Hanipole Priory, nr. Donciister. 
 
 TAYLOR (H. Coll.). Party \>er fesse raguly argent 
 and sable, a lion rampant counterchanged, on a chief 
 invected gules, a f^eur-de-lis between two boars' heads 
 coutied and erect or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant per fesse 
 raguly sable and argent, holding Ijctwcen the fore-paws a 
 pheon, and resting the dexter hind leg on three fusils con- 
 joined or. Motto — " Ccnfigen a ladd ei hunan." 
 
 Sons of the Vcn. William Francis Taylor, D.D., 
 
 D.C. L. , Archdeacon of Liverpool, Rural Dean of 
 
 Walton, and Chaplain to the Bishop of Liverpool, of 
 
 Dolhyfryd, co. Denbigh, by his wife Anne, d. of the 
 
 Rev. Hugh Evans, Vicar of Plemonstall, co. Chester, 
 
 and of Bettws, co. Denbigh : — 
 
 William Francis Kyffin Taylor, Esq., K.C, Barrister- 
 
 at-Law of the Inner Temple, Recorder of Bolton (looi and 
 
 ^903). appointed Presiding Judge of the Liverpool Court of 
 
 Passage by Royal Warrant (i Oct. 1903), b. 9 July 1854; 
 
 m. 6 Sept. 1883, Mary Fleming, only d. of the late Robert 
 
 Crooks of Rosemount, nr. Liverpool ; and has issue — 
 
 Ermine Mary Kyflfin. Post. add. — Dolhyfryd, Abergele ; 
 
 4 Harcourt Buildings, Temple, E.C. ; 30 Hyde Park Street, 
 London, W. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Conservative, Con- 
 servative (Liverpool). 
 
 Austin Taylor, Gentleman, M. P. for Toxteth Div. of 
 Liverpool since 1902, B.A. (Camb.), b. 1858 ; m. 1886, 
 Lucia, d. of late Edward Whitaker of Liverpool. Res. — 
 179 Ashley Gardens, London, S. W. 
 
 Gerald Kyffin Taylor, Gentleman. Res. — Central Build- 
 ings, North John Street, Liverpool. 
 
 Harold Taylor, Gentleman. Res. — Sefton Park, Liver- 
 pool. 
 
 S WILLIAM TAYLOR, Esquire, Colonel, Doctor of 
 Science, upon whom the Volunteer Decoration has 
 been conferred. Lord of the Manors of Chalvington and 
 Withersfield. Born May 4, 1837, being the third son of John 
 Taylor. Livery — Blue and Yellow. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, three annulets azure, on a chief of the last, two lions 
 passant of the field. Upwn the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a grey- 
 hound sejant or, gorged with a collar gemel and resting 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 the dexter foot on three annulets interlaced one and two 
 azure; with the Motto. " Invictus in arduis. " Married, 
 July 29, 187^, Winifred Mary Letitia Schill, only child 
 of Louis Schill of Germany, and Rose Cottage, Hankhani, 
 Hastings ; and has hs.ue~{i) Glenleigh John Schill Taylor, 
 Gentleman, born January 1877 ; (2) Egbert Louis Tom 
 
 Taylor, Gentleman, born June 10, 1878; (3) Edward 
 Llewellyn Ferguson Taylor, Gentleman, born May 22, 
 1891 ; Winifreda Frederica Rosina Georgina ; and Dorothy 
 Rose Hannah. Estates — Glenleigh, in the parish of West- 
 ham ; Chalvington Manor and Cleavers, in the parishes of 
 Chalvington and Rype, and The Pages Estate, Bexhill, 
 all in the county of Sussex ; Withersfield Hall Estate, in 
 the county of Suffolk. Postal address — Glenleigh, near 
 Hastings. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 TAYLOR-SMITH. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i 
 and 4, party per pale gules and azure, on a chevron en- 
 
 ViGllrANS 
 
 grailed between three bezants, each charged with a cross 
 pat(5e fitch<^e of the last (for Smith) ; 2 and 3 argent, a 
 saltire engrailed gules, between two cinquefoils in pale 
 vert, and as many hearts winged in fesse of the second. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a stag lodged 
 argent, sem6e of estoiles azure, gorged with an Eastern 
 crown, a chain therefrom reflexed over the back or ; 2. 
 on a wreatli of the colours, a horse's head couped sable, 
 gorged with a plain collar, and pendent therefrom a shield 
 argent, charged with a cinquefoil vert. Motto — " Vigilans." 
 [Exemplified 1843 to Edward Taylor-Smith, grandfatlier 
 to Mrs. Mary Edith Piercey Taylor Smith. ] 
 
 Mary Edith, only dau. and heir of George Garry Taylor 
 Smith of Colepike Hall and Partridge Close House, by 
 Clare, dau. of James Holdforth, Esq., J. P., of Bur ley, near 
 Leeds (first Roman Catholic Mayor in England since the 
 Reformation). Livery — Dress: red, with gold facings; 
 undress : blue, with drab facings. Married, June 12, 1895, 
 John Douglas Piercey {son of Dr. W. Piercey); who assumed 
 the surnames of Taylor Smith in addition to his own on 
 his marriage, but has received no Royal Lice?ice to do so. 
 Seats — Colepike Hall and Partridge Close House, Lanchester, 
 Durham. 
 
 S SMITH TAYLOR-WHITEHEAD, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. co. Derby (High Sheriff 1894), M.A. of 
 the University of Cambridge, Barrister-at-Law. Born May 
 21, 1836 (and assumed by Royal License, in the year 1865, 
 the surname of Whitehead, in addition to and after his patro- 
 nymic). 67k(Jj— Magistrates', County (Derby). Livery — 
 Dark blue and scarlet with silver buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ing^s — He bears for Arms : Argent, a fesse dancettde azure. 
 
 between in chief two taus, and in base a pheon gules ; and 
 for a Crest, in front of a tau gules, a pheon argent ; with 
 the Motto, " Cruce non hasta." Married, firstly, Alice 
 Jane, daughter of James Whitehead, Gentleman, niece and 
 heiress of W. Whitehead of Dobcross, in the county of 
 York ; and secondly, Julia, daughter of the late Grosvenor 
 Hodgkinson, Gentleman, late Member of Parliament for 
 Newark ; and has Issue— George Henry Taylor-Whitehead, 
 Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law [married, July 31, 1890, Cicely 
 Taylor, of which marriage there is issue, two sons, born 
 October 18, 1891, and May 28, 1893]. Estate — Burton 
 Closes, in the county of Derby ; and has also property in the 
 counties of York and Lancaster. Postal addresses — Burton 
 Closes, Bakewell; 21 Upper Phillimore Gardens, Kensing- 
 ton 1-ondon, W. 
 
 THOMAS PRIDGIN TEALE, Gentleman, Master of 
 Arts and Bachelor of Medicine of the University of Oxford, 
 Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (England), Fellow 
 of the Royal Society. Born June 28, 1831, being the eldest 
 son of Thomas Pridgin Teale, Gentleman, Fellow of the 
 Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Royal Society, by 
 his wife Frances Anne, daughter of the Reverend Charles 
 Isherwood of Brotherton, in the county of York ; formerly 
 Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge. Armorial bear 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Ibc«— Piuly per pale argent and or, a wyvem sable, on 
 a cbief Ruiei, two fleurs-dc-Iis of the second. M a n t lth g 
 sal>lc and arfjent. Cr««t— Ujjon a wreath of the colours, a 
 ereyhouiid sejant arfjent, gutt^-de-poix, resting the dexter 
 lure-paw on an escutcheon gules, chared with a tieur-de-lis 
 or. Married, first. Sept. i6, i86a, Alice (d. 1891), dau. of 
 the Rev. William Teale, M.A., Rector of Devizes, and Rural 
 I)can ; and h.is Issue— (i) Lionet Henry Teale, Gentleman, 
 b. Sept 7, 1866 ; (a) Michael Aubrey Teale, Gentleman, 
 h. Sept 89, 1867 ; (3) Rev. Kenneth William Pridgin leale, 
 Gentwman, *. Aug. 10, 1876, Clerk in Holy Orders ; (4) 
 Christopher Corlill Teale, Gentleman, b. July 9, 1887; 
 Margaret Frances ; Alice Kathleen ; Gertrude Mary ; and 
 Reniie Verena. He married secondly, Sept. 9, 1899, Jeanie, 
 dau. of the late D. Charles Jones of Tamworth. Postal 
 addresses— 1% Cookridge Street, Leeds; North Grange, 
 Headingley, Leeds. C/k*— Leeds (Leeds). 
 
 TEBB (H. Coll.). Or, on a fesse nebuly between three 
 cross crosslets fitch^e in chief and as many in base, two in 
 saltire surmounted by another in pale azure, a lion passant 
 argent. Maiititiig azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 
 the colours, a sword erect proper, pommel and hilt or, 
 within a chain in arch of the last. Motto — " Ne tentes aut 
 perfice." Livery — Dark blue, yellow facings. 
 
 Son of William Tebb, F.R.G.S., of Winchmore, 
 
 Middx., b. 1800; d. 1885; m. 1837, Eleanor, eld. d. 
 
 of Bent Hewitson of Kendal, Westmorland : — 
 
 William Tebb, Gentleman, F.R.G.S., b. 1830; m. 1856, 
 
 Mary Elizabeth, d. of William Scott of Hopedale, Mass., 
 
 U.S.A. ; and has issue— William Scott Tebb, Gentleman, 
 
 M.A., M.D. Cantab., b. 1862 [m. 1890, Mary Maxwell, d. 
 
 of Henry Dalston] ; Florence Joy [m. 1883, Walter Frank 
 
 Raphael Weldon, M.A., F.R.S.]; Mary Christine; and 
 
 Beatrice Hewitson. 5«a/— Rede Hall, Burstow, Surrey. 
 
 Club — Devonshire. 
 
 SIR ROBERT TEMPEST TEMPEST, third Baronet. 
 Born December 7, 1836, being the second but eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late Admiral Sir Comwallis Ricketts of 
 The Elms, in the county of Gloucester, and Beaumont Leyes, 
 in the county of Leicester, by his first wife Henrietta Plumbe, 
 daughter of^ Colonel John Plumbe Tempest (formerly John 
 Plumbe, assumed the name of Tempest in addition to, and 
 the arms quarterly with his own, by Royal License, May 
 20, 1824), of the ist Royal Lancashire Militia, Justice of the 
 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the counties of I .ancaster 
 and York, by his wife Sarah, second daughter and co-heiress 
 of the Reverend William Plumlie, Rector of Aughton. By 
 Royal License, dated April 23, 1884, he was authorised to 
 take the name and arms of Temijcst in lieu of Ricketts; 
 succeeded as third Baronet, January 30, 1885, under the 
 creation of February 15, 1828. Clubs — Carlton Junior 
 Carlton, Conservative. Armorial bearlll£^ — He be.ars for 
 Antu : Quarterly of twenty-five, i. argent, a bend between 
 
 six martlets sable (for Tempest) ; 2. argent, on a chevron 
 azure, between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper, 
 two swords in saltire, the dexter surmounted of the sinister 
 also proper, pommels and hilts gold, the points passing 
 through a chaplet of laurel of the last, a chief of the second, 
 thereon a naval crown between two anchors erect or (for 
 Ricketts) ; 3. or, on a fesse wavy gules, three mullets 
 argent, a canton vert, charged with a fleur-de-lis of the 
 field (for Gumbleton) ; 4. (for Plumbe-Tempest) quarterly 
 i. and iiii. argent, a bend between six martlets sable 
 (for Tempest) ; ii. and iii. ermine, a bend vair, cottised 
 sable, on a canton argent, a rose gules (for Plumbe) ; 5. 
 argent, a bend between six martlets sable (for Tempest) ; 
 6. argent, a chevron between three martlets gules (fori 
 Waddington) ; 7. gules, a bend ermine (for Rye); 8., 
 ermine, five lozenges conjoined in fesse gules (for Hebden) ;j 
 9. sable, an inescutcheon ermine, within eight martlets in] 
 orle argent (for Boiling) ; 10. argent, two lions passant iai 
 pale vert (for Mirfield); 11. azure, a bend argent, cottisedf 
 or, between six martlets, of the last (for Tonge) ; 12. argent, [ 
 on a bend sable, three owls of the field (for Savile) ; 13. 
 gules, a cross pat^e or (for Golkar) ; 14. argent, on a bend I 
 gules, three escallops or (for Tankersley) ; 15. sable, an I 
 inescutcheon within eight martlets in orle argent (for Rach- 1 
 dale) ; 16. or, on a chief indented azure, three plates (for 
 Lathom) ; 17. argent, a bend sable, between a sable rising 
 vert in chief, and a cross paton^e of the second in base (for 
 Ryshworth) ; 18. gules, two bars between eight martlets, 
 three, two and three argent (for Eland) ; 19. argent, on a 
 bend gules, three escallops or (for Tankersley) ; 20. ermine, 
 three chevronels gules (for Pictavensis) ; 21. argent, a fesse 
 double cottised gules (for Thornhill) ; 22. gules, a crescent 
 
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 ermine, and between the horns thereof a fleur-de-lis or, 
 between in chief two esquires' helmets proper, and in base 
 a garb of the third (for Cholmeley) ; 23. gules, three mullets 
 or (for Belward) ; 24. argent, a cross flory azure (for Mal- 
 pas) ; 25. argent, on a fesse gules, three plates (for Eyton). 
 Upon the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased per pale 
 argent and sable, langued gules ; with the Motto ' ' Loywf 
 as thow fynds." Married, July 26, 1861, Amelia Helen, 
 eldest surviving daughter and co-heiress of John Steuart, 
 Esquire, of Dalguise, in the county of Perth [arms of the 
 Steuart which her son is entitled to quarter are : Or, a lion 
 rampant gules, armed and langued azure, surmounted of a 
 fesse chequy argent and of the third, accompanied by three 
 nmllets, two in chief and one in base also azure], by his wife 
 Janet Oliphant, commonly known as the Honourable Janet 
 Oliphant, daughter of the Right Honourable Alexander 
 Murray, eighth Lord Elibank ; and by her (who died in 
 1869) has had Issue — Tristram Tempest Tempest, Esquire, 
 born January 10, 1865 ; and Henrietta Frances May [mar- 
 ried, January 12, 1886, John Hicks Graves]. Estates — 
 Tong Hall, in the county of York ; Aughton, in the county 
 of Lancaster ; Beaumont Leyes, in the county of Leicester. 
 Postal address — Tong Hall, Bradford, Yorkshire. 
 
 WILFRID FRANCIS TEMPEST, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the West Riding of the county of York. Born 
 October 22, 1846, being the third surviving son of the late 
 Joseph Francis Tempest, Gentleman, by his wife Frances 
 Bridget, daughter of John Hercy of Crutchfield House, in 
 the county of Berks. Armorial beaxiug'S — He bears for 
 Anus : Quarterly 1 and 4, argent on a bend between six 
 martlets sable, an annulet or (for Tempest) ; 2. argent, a 
 fesse between six martlets sable (for Gilliot) ; 3. argent, a 
 lion rampant gules, within a bordure of demi-fleurs-de-lis 
 azure (for Thorpe). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 erased per pale argent and sable, beaked and crined gules, 
 charged with an annulet of the last. Married, firstly, 
 April 21, 1868, Agnes Mary, fourth daughter of Thomas 
 A. A. Perry, Gentleman, of Bitham House, Avon Dasselt, 
 in the county of Warwick; and by her has Issue — (i) 
 Aelred Joseph Tempest, Gentleman, born March 31, 1877 ; 
 (2) Aidan Joseph Temjjest, Gentleman, born December 
 25, 1879; (3) Norbert Joseph Tempest, Gentleman, born 
 June 3, 1882 ; (4) Arthur Joseph Tempest, Gentleman, born 
 October 19, 1885 ; Agnes Mary ; Maude Mary ; and Ethel 
 Mary Frances. He married secondly, July 30, 1888, 
 Florence Helen, only daughter of Vincent Lesassier 
 O'Rourke of Rathga, in the county of Dublin ; and by her 
 has, (5) Wilfrid Norman Tempest, Gentleman, born June 
 8, 1889 ; (6) Wulstan Joseph Tempest, Gentleman, born 
 January 22, 1891 ; (7) Edmund Roger Tempest, Gentle- 
 man, born October 30, 1895 ; (8) Francis Basil Tempest, 
 Gentleman, born July 5, 1900 ; Audry Claire ; and Monica 
 Helen. Seat — Ackworth Grange, Pontefract. Club — 
 Junior Conservative. 
 
 TEMPLE, quartered by KIN LOSS. 
 
 ARTHUR ERNEST (HARRIS) TEMPLE, Esquire, 
 commonly called the Hon. Arthur Ernest (Harris) Temple, 
 J. P. CO. Westmeath, late Capt. 43rd Foot ; assumed by Royal 
 Licence, dated at Dublin April 25, 1900, the surname of 
 Temple only in lieu of Harris, and the arms of Temple as 
 his first or principal arms, quarterly with the arms of Harris, 
 Born Feb. 1835, being the fourth son of the Rt. Hon. William 
 George Harris, 2nd Baron Harris, of Seringapalam and 
 Mysore, and his second son by his second wife Isabella 
 Helena, only child and heir of Robert Handcock Temple 
 of Waterston, co. Westmeath. Livery HaxV. blue with 
 dark green facings. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 
 4, argent, two bars sable, each charged with three martlets 
 or, a crescent gules for difference (for Temple) ; 2 and 3, 
 vert, upon a chevron embattled erminois between three 
 hedgehogs or, as many bombs sable, fired proper, upon a 
 chief of augmentation, a representation of the gates and 
 fortress of Seringapatam all proper (for Harris). Mantling' 
 sable and argent. Crest Out of a ducal crest coronet, 
 a martlet or, charged with a crescent gules for difference. 
 Motto—" Templa quam dilecta." Married, July 25, 
 
 1871, Jane, dau. of the Rev. Richard Butler-Brian, and 
 widow of Capt. Arthur Chaigneau of Benown House, co. 
 Westmeath; and has /w«e— Arthur Reginald (Harris) 
 
 Temple, Esq., b. Aug. i, 1874 [;«. Clare, fifth dau. of Allen 
 Cameron, Esq., Assistant Inspector-General R.I.C. , and 
 has issue]. Seats — Waterston, and Benown, co. West- 
 meath. 
 
 TEMPLE. Quarterly, 1 and 4, or, an eagle displayed 
 sable ; 2 and 3, argent, two bars sable, each charged with 
 three martlets or. Crest — On a ducal coronet, a martlet 
 or. 
 
 Daughters and coheirs of the Most Noble Richard Plan- 
 tagenet Campbell Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos- 
 Greville, 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Earl 
 Temple, Viscount Cobham and Baron Kinloss, b. 1823 ; 
 d. 1889; w. 1st, Caroline, only d. of Robert Harvey 
 of Langley Park, Bucks : — 
 The Rt. Hon. the Baroness Kinloss (q.v.). [Arms, vide 
 Kinloss.] The Lady Caroline Jemima Elizabeth Temple- 
 Nugent- Brydges- Chandos -Greville. [Arms of Temple- 
 Nugent- Brydges-Chandos-Greville, vide under Kinloss.] 
 
 Temple- Gore -Langton (R.L., 12 March 1892). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, quarterly sable and or, a bend argent 
 (Langton) ; 2. gules, a fesse between three cross crosslets 
 fitch^e or (Gore, 17th cent.); 3. Temple subquarterly as 
 above. Mantling sable and or. Crests — i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, an eagle or and wyvern vert, their necks 
 entwined regardant (Langton) ; 2. on a mount vert, an 
 heraldic tiger salient argent, collared gules (Gore) ; 3. 
 Temple as above. Mottoes — "Templa quam dilecta" 
 (Temple); " Frangas ne flectes " (Gore) ; and (under arms) 
 " In hoc signo vinces" (Langton). 
 
 Sons of William Stephen, 4th Earl Temple of Stowe, 
 b. 1847; d. 1902; m. 1870, Helen Mabel, d. of Sir 
 Graham Graham-Montgomery, Bart. : — 
 Rt. Hon. Algernon William Stephen Temple-Gore- 
 Langton, 5th Earl Temple of Stowe (4 Feb. 1822), J. P. 
 Somerset, B.A. (Oxford), Capt. 3rd Batt. Somersetsh. Lt. 
 Inf., late Lieutenant Coldstream Guards [Supporters — 
 Dexter, a lion rampart per fesse nebuly or and gules, sus- 
 pended from the neck by a ribbon gules, a shield of the 
 arms of Langton; sinister, a horse argent, sem6 of eagles 
 displayed sable, suspended from the neck by a ribbon gules, 
 a shield of the arms of Gore], b. 1871. Seats — Newton 
 Park, nr. Bath ; Wotton, nr. Aylesbury. C/«^^ — Bachelors' , 
 St. James's, Arthur's, Windham. 
 
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 The Hon. Cliandos Graham TcmpleGore-l^ngton, 
 Capt. late ist Dragoon Guards, b. 1873. /its.— 
 
 The Hon. Evelyn Arthur GrenvillcTenoplc-Gorc-Langlon. 
 Lieut. R.N..*. 1884. Rts.— 
 
 Gore-Langton (R.L.. 1783. H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, Langton (as above) ; a and 3, Gore (as above). 
 OrMta — I. L^gton (as above) ; a. Gore (as above). 
 Motto — (of Laneton^ 
 
 Yr. sons of Willuim Henry Powell Gore-Langton, Esq., 
 D.L., of Newton Park and Hatch Park, d. 1873; 
 m. , Ijkdy Anne Eliai Mary, d. of and Duke of 
 Buckingham and Chandos : — 
 The Hon. Henry Powell Gore-Langton (^.f.). 
 The Hon. Edward Grenville Gore-Langton (Patent of 
 Prccwlcnce, 1890), i. 1858 ; m. 1888, Hon. Florence Emily 
 Miu^ray (</. 1902), d. of Alexander, 9th Lord Elibiink ; and 
 has issue— Grenville Edward Murray Gore-Langton, Esq., 
 d. 1891 ; and Anna Dorothea Florence. A'«. — 
 
 Temple (R.L., 1796, H. Coll.). Arms and crest of 
 Temple as above. 
 
 Sons of Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Temple, 1st Bart., of The 
 Nash. P.C., G.C.S.L, CLE., Governor of Bombay 
 1877-1880, i. i8a6; d. 1902; /«. ist, 1849, Charlotte 
 Frances {d. 1855), d. of Benjamin Martindale; and, 
 Mary Augusta (C. i), d. of Charles Robert Lindsay 
 Bengal, C.S. : — 
 Sir Richard Carnac Temple, and Bart., of The Nash 
 (16 Aug. 1876), CLE., Km. of Grace of the Order of the 
 Hosp. of St. John of Jerusalem in England, F.R.G.S., 
 M.R.A.S., Lt.-Col. Indian Army, and Ch. Commr. Anda- 
 man and Nicotar Islands, 3. 1850 ; m. 1880, Agnes Fanny 
 (Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem), d. of late Major- 
 Gen. G. A. Searle ; and has issue — Richard Dtu-and Temple, 
 Esq., Lieutenant King's Royal Rifle Corps, 6. 1880; Ethel 
 Godiva ; and Mildred Hester. Seat — The Nash, Kempsey, 
 Worcs. 
 
 Charles Lindsay Temple, Esq., F.R.G.S., F.G.S., 
 H.B.M. Resident in Northern Nigeria, 6. 1871. Clud — 
 Royal Societies'. 
 
 Son of Rev. William Henry Temple, d. 1830 ; d. 1884 ; 
 m. 1863, Maria, d. of Sir Henry Willock, K.L.S. : — 
 Reginald Willock Temple, Gentleman, d. 1868. /?«. — 
 9 Thames Chambers, York Buildings, Adelphi. 
 
 Yr. sons of Richard Temple, Esq., J. P., D.L., of The 
 Nash, Worcs. , 6. 1800 ; d. 1874 ; m. and, 1840, Penelope, 
 only child and h. of Rev. Alexander Luders, Knight 
 of the Holy Roman Empire (Hereditary Patent dated 
 30 Sept. 1763), M.A. Oxon. , Rector of Woolstone, 
 Glos :— 
 John Alexander Temple, Esq., Col. Indian Army 
 [Arms — Quarterly, 1 and 4, Temple as above; 2 and 3, 
 
 second, and on the sinister side a tower and issuant there- 
 from a tree (Luders). Livery — Black, yellow facings.], b. 
 184a ; m. 1876, Elizabeth, yr. d. of Rev. J. Mathias ; and 
 has issue — (i) Percy de Luders Temple, Gentleman, b. 
 1881 ; (a) Grenville Mathias Temple, Gentleman, b. 1897 ; 
 anfl Maud Elizabeth. Res.—^x St. John's Wood Road, 
 N.W. ; Sunborne Cottage, Riviera, Folkestone. Club— 
 E.I. United Service. 
 
 Edward Temple, Gentleman [Arma — Temple and Luders 
 quarterly], b, 1843. Res. — Brussels. 
 
 George Theodore Temple, Esq., ret. Lieut. R.N., 
 F.R.G.S.. Knt. ist class of Order of St. Olaf, b. 1847; 
 m. 1880, Pliilippa Desirde, d. of Herr Philip H. Schwensen 
 of Hasvig, Norway; and has issue. Res. — Solheim, Cum- 
 berland Park, Acton. 
 
 Henry Francis Temple, Esq., J. P., b. 1850; m. 1B83, 
 Ivouisa Smith. Res, — Matatiele, Griqualand E. , S. Africa. 
 
 JOHN GEORGE EDMUND TEMPLER, Esquire, 
 J. P., Capt. and Hon. Major 1st Devon Imperial Yeomanry 
 (late Captain Highland Light Infantry). Born 1855, being 
 the eldest son of the late James George John Templer 
 Esq., of Lindridge, by his wife Frances Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Joseph Mortimer. Livery — Black, with scarlet waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly azure and gules, the per- 
 
 per pale gules and argent, on the dexter side |an eagle 
 displayed dimidiated and issuing from the palar line of the 
 
 spective of an antique temple argent, on the pinnacle and 
 exterior battlements a cross or ; in the first quarter, an eagle 
 displayed ; in the second, a stag trippant regardant of the 
 last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon 
 a holy lamb argent, in the dexter foot a pennon of the 
 second, charged with a cross of St. George, the streamers 
 wavy azure and gules, the staff or, under an oak tree proper, 
 fructed or. Motto — " Nihil sine labore. " Married, ligi, 
 Frances, dau. of the late Capt. W. H. Hall, Royal Navy. 
 Seat — Lindridge, Teignmouth, co. Devon. Clubs— himy 
 and Navy, Naval and Military. 
 
 SThe Right Honourable HENRY EDWARD 
 MONTAGU DORINGTON CLOTWORTHY 
 UPTON, Viscount Templetown and Baron Templetown 
 of Templetown, in the co. of Antrim, in the Peerage of 
 Ireland, J. P. and D.L., Knight of Justice of the Order 
 of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, in the Peerage of 
 England. Bot n April 20, 1853, being the only son of Edward 
 John Upton, Esquire, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Edward John Upton, by his wife Susan Moore, daughter of 
 the Reverend John Maddy, Doctor of Divinity ; succeeded 
 his uncle in 1890. Creations— Baron, August 3, 1776 ; 
 Viscount, February 13, 1806. C/«^ J— Marlborough, Carlton, 
 Ulster (Belfast), Sackville Street (Dublin). Livery— Black 
 and gold. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, 
 
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 a cross moline or ; impaling the arms of Finch-Hatton, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, argent a chevron between three 
 griffins passant wings endorsed sable (for Finch) ; 2 and 3 
 azure, a chevron between three garbs or (for Hatton). 
 Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and 
 thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and or ; and for his Crest, on a ducal coronet or, 
 a war-horse passant sable, bridled, saddled, and accoutred 
 gold. Supporters — Dexter, a war-horse sable, caparisoned 
 
 Seat — Castle Upton, Templepatrick, in the county of 
 Antrim. 
 
 CHARLES MACCARTHY TENISON, Esquire, Bar- 
 sister-at-Law, Memter of the Royal Irish Academy, Jus- 
 tice of the Peace for Queensland and Tasmania. Born 
 December 30, 1850, being the eldest son (of his second 
 marriage) of Joseph Tenison Collins, Gentleman, of Bal- 
 linasloe, Ireland, by his wife Sarah Louisa, daughter of 
 
 as the crest ; sinister, a Knight in complete armour proper, 
 garnished or, the plume on his helmet gules, holding on his 
 sinister arm a shield charged with the arms of Upton, 
 namely sable, a cross moline argent, and in his dexter hand 
 a tilting-spear. Motto — " Virtutis avorum prsemium." 
 Married, February 28, 1883, Evelyn Georgiana, commonly 
 known as Lady Evelyn Georgiana, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable George William Finch-Hatton, ninth Earl of 
 Winchilsea and Nottingham ; and has Issue — Eric Edward 
 Montagu John Upton, Esquire, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Eric Edward Montagju John Upton, born 
 March 8, 1885 ; the Hon. Henry Augustus George Mount- 
 joy Upton, born August 12, 1894 ; and Hon. Mar- 
 garet Evelyn. Estates — Castle Upton, in the county of 
 Antrim ; Castleblayney, in the county of Monaghan. 
 
 Charles Murrough MacCarthy, and sister of the Reverend 
 Charles F. MacCarthy, Doctor of Divinity, Rector of St. 
 Werburgh's, Dublin, and assumed the surname of Tenison 
 in lieu of his patronymic, and the arms of that family 
 quarterly with his own, by Royal License in the year 
 1890. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable 
 a fesse embattled argent, and in chief three doves proper 
 (for Tenison) ; 2 and 3 or, a griffin segreant sable, in 
 the dexter chief point a trefoil slipped vert, all within a 
 bordure gules (for Collins) ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dove proper, holding in its beak a 
 rose gules (for Tenison) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-griffin segreant or, armed and langued gules, charged 
 on the shoulder and wing with two trefoils shpped in fesse 
 vert (for Collins) ; with the Motto, " Favente Deosedulitate." 
 
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 Aiarritd, lune 3, 1879, Elizabeth Isalxl, third daughter of 
 Williant t ronipton Ashlin of Clnughton, Dirlcenhcad ; and 
 has Aj««— Julian Tenison, Gentleman, a Midshipman 
 
 R.N.. b. June 22, 1885 ; and Eva Mabel. Postal address — 
 Hobiu-t, Tasmania. Clubs — Royal Societies', Tasmanian 
 (Hobart, Tasmania). 
 
 TEN N ANT. Ermine, two bars sable, the first charged 
 with two and the other with one bezant, on a canton argent, 
 a chief of the second, thereon between two martlets a cross 
 pat6e of the third, mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant gules, 
 the dexter fore-paw resting on an escutcheon ermine, thereon 
 two bars charged as in the arms. 
 
 Son of Charles Edmund Tennant, Esq., Commr. R.N., 
 
 J. P., D.L., of Needwood House, Staffs., d. 1862; m. 
 
 ist, 1850, Sophia Amy, eld. d. of Richard Temple of 
 
 The Nash, Worcs., sister to Sir Richard Temple, ist 
 
 Bart. :— 
 
 Charles Richard Tennant, Esq., J. P. Notts, late Majer 
 
 2nd Life Guards, b. 9 March 1851 ; m. 18 Nov. 1866, Hon. 
 
 Ruth Adamson Brooks, ygst. d. of ist Lord Crawshaw. 
 
 Seat — Needwood House, Staffordshire. Res. — St. Anne's 
 
 Manor, Sutton, Lougborough. 
 
 Son of George Tennant, Esq., of The Eades, Major 
 
 late 85th Regt., b. 1812 ; d. 1872; m. 1850, Mary, d. 
 
 of William Symonds, Esq., J. P., of Ekdon, co. 
 
 Hereford : — 
 
 Edmund William Tennant, Esq., J. P., Hon. Lt.-Col. 
 
 late 4th Batt. S. Staffs. Regt., b. 9 Sept. 1859; m. 24 
 
 Nov. 1886, Mary Eliza, ygst. d. of James Lowe, Esq., 
 
 J. P. Lanes., M.A. , of Churchfield, Manchester; and has 
 
 issue — (1) William George Tennant, Gentleman, b. 2 Jan. 
 
 1890; (2) Roger Debonnaire Tennant, Gentleman, b. 1902. 
 
 Res. — The Eades, Upton-on-Severn, Worcester. Club — 
 
 United Service. 
 
 TENNANT (L.O.). Argent, two crescents in fesse 
 sable, on a chief engrailed azure, a boar's head couped of 
 the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Issuing 
 firom a wreath of his liveries, a mast with a sail hoisted 
 proper. HottO — " Deus dabit vela." 
 
 Son of Hon. Sir David Tennant, K.C.M.G., b. 1829 ; 
 d. 1905 ; nt. ist, 1849, Josina (who died 1877), d. of 
 Jacobus du Toit ; 2nd, 1885, Amye Venour, d. of Lt.- 
 General Sir William Bellairs, K.C.M.G., C.B. :— 
 Hercules Tennant, Esquire, J. P., b. 1850. Estate — 
 Buona Vista, Wynberg, Cape Colony. 
 
 SSiR CHARLES TENNANT, ist Baronet (1885), of 
 The Glen, in the co. of Peebles, and of St. Rollox, in 
 the city of Glasgow, M.P. for city of Glasgow 1879- 80, and 
 
 for Peebles and Selkirk 1880-86, late Hon. c:oloncl 4th Vol. 
 Batt. the Cameronians, Trustee of National Gallery, J. P. 
 and D. L. Bom Nov. 4, 1823, being the son of the late 
 John Tennant of St. Rollox, in the co. of Lanark. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, two crescents in fesse sable, on a cliicf 
 gules a boar's head coujied of the first, a bordure compoiiy 
 of the second and first ; the escutcheon charged with liis 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a mast with a 
 sail hoisted proper. Motto-" Deus dabit vela." Married, 
 Aug. 2, 1849, Emma (who (/. January 1895), dau. of Richard 
 Winsloe of Mount Nebor, Taunton, co. Somerset ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Charles Tennant, Esq., b. Dec. 31, 1851, d. 
 
 April 28, 1856; (2) John Aubrey Tennant, Esq., b. Dec. 5, 
 1853, d. May 7, 1861 ; (3) Charles Tennant, Esq., b. 
 Aug. 19, 1856, killed Oct. 29, 1863 ; (4) Edward Priaulx 
 Tennant, Esq., M.A. (Camb.), b. May 31, 1859 [nt., 
 July II, 1895, Pamela Genevieve Adelaide, youngest dau. 
 of Hon. Percy Scawen Wyndham, and has issue, Edward 
 Wyndham Tennant, Esq., b. July i, 1897; Christopher 
 Grey Tennant, Gentleman, b. June 13, 1899, and Clarissa 
 Madeline Georgiana Felicite]; (5) Francis John Tennant, 
 Esq., b. Oct. 20, 1861 \tn., June 3, 1886, Anne Geraldine, 
 dau. of John Marriner Redmayne of South Dene, co. 
 Durham, and has issue, John Edward Tennant, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 12, 1890; Mark Tennant, Gentleman, b. 1892; 
 Michael Tennant, Gentleman, b. March 22, 1899 ; Frances 
 Lucy ; Geraldine Bryde ; and Kathleen] ; (6) Harold John 
 Tennant, Esq., M.P. for Berwickshire, b. Nov. 18, 1865 
 [m., Oct. I, 1889, Helen Elizabeth, dau. of Major Gordon 
 Duff of Drummuir, co. Banff, and by her (who d. May 9, 
 1892) had Charles Tennant, Gentleman, b. 1890, d. March 3, 
 1897. He married secondly, June 6, 1896, Margaret 
 Edith, dau. of George Whitley Abraham, and has further 
 issue, Henry Tennant, Gentleman, b. June 9, 1897; John 
 Tennant, Gentleman, b. May 30, 1899]; Janet, d. June 30, 
 1866; Pauline Emma [m., Feb. 2, 1875, Thomas Gordon 
 Duff of Drummuir and Park, co. Banff, who d. Nov. 16, 
 1888, leaving issue]; Charlotte Monkton [m., April 7, 1877, 
 the Rt. Hon. the 4th Lord Ribblesdale, P.C. , and has issue] ; 
 Katharine Lucy [m., April 30, 1879, Thomas Graham 
 Smith of Easton Gray, co. Wilts] ; Octavia Laura Mary 
 \m., May 21, 1885, Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, son of the Rt. 
 Hon. Lord Lyttelton, who d. April 24, 1886]; and Emma 
 Alice Margaret [m.. May 10, 1894, the Rt. Hon. H. H. 
 Asquith, P.C, M.P., and Home Secretary]. He married 
 secondly, Nov. 1898, Marguerite, youngest dau. of the late 
 Colonel Charles W. Miles of Burton Hill, Malmesbury ; 
 and has further /ww^— Margaret ; Jean ; and Peggy. Seats 
 — The Glen, Innerleithen, in the co. of Peebles ; St. Rollox, 
 Glasgow. Town residence — 40 Grosvenor Square, W. 
 C/«3j — Brooks's, Reform, National Liberal, and Bur- 
 lington. 
 
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 JOHN ROBERT TENNANT, Esq., formerly Capt. 
 3rd West York Regt. Born Sept. 13, 1851, being the 
 eldest son of Robert Tennant, Esq., J. P., of Chapel House, 
 (sometime M. P. for Leeds), and liis wife Harriette, dau. of 
 Jereniiah Garnett of Mount Broughton. Livery 'R\n&- 
 black coat, red and black striped waistcoat, brass buttons. 
 Armorial bearings -Ermine, on two bars, each per pale 
 gules and sable, three bezants, two and one. Mantling 
 
 Royal Navy, b. July 24, 1877 ; (3) Charles Arthur Tenny- 
 son, Gentleman, b. April 27, 1884; Julietta Marian; and 
 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath 01 the colours, 
 between two wings gules, each charged with a bezant, a 
 sword erect proper, point downwards, pommel and hilt 
 or, transpiercing a human heart gules. Motto— "Tenax 
 et fidelis." Married, Nov. 14, 1878, Eleanor Anne, only 
 surviving dau. of Col. Lancelot Rolleston of Watnall 
 Hall, Notts, formerly M.P. for South Notts. Seat— 
 Chapel House, Kilnsey-in-Craven. Residence— iz Mont- 
 pelier Square, S.W. Club — Carlton. 
 
 S JULIUS GEORGETENNYSON, Esquire, late Capt. 
 17th Regiment. Born June 29, 1840, being the elder 
 son of the late Frederick Tennyson, Gentleman, a co-heir of 
 the Earls of Scarsdale, and elder brother of the late Alfred, 
 Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate, by his wife Maria Giuliotti 
 (who died 1884). Livery — Claret colour, with yellow facings 
 and brass buttons. Armorial bearings — Gules, three 
 leopards' faces or, jessant-de-lis azure, over all a bend of 
 the last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed, 
 the hand in a gauntlet or, grasping a broken tilting-spear, 
 enfiled by a garland of laurel proper. MottO — "Nil 
 temere." Married, Jan. 8, 1873, Sophia, dau. of Henry 
 Cooper of Aberdeen ; and has Issue — (i) Frederick Henry 
 Tennyson, Gentleman, late 3rd Batt. Cheshire Regt., b. 
 Dec. 3, 1873 ; (2) Harold Sydney Tennyson, Gentleman, 
 
 Sylvia Mary Beatrice. 
 Road, Kensington, W. 
 Lincolnshire. 
 
 Town house — 14 Holland Villas 
 Seat — Thorpe Hall, near Louth, 
 
 EDWIN CLAYTON TENNYSON-D'EYNCOURT, 
 Esquire, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, Admiral Royal Navy (retired). Born July 4, 1813, 
 being the second son of the late Right Honourable Charles 
 Tennyson D'Eyncourt of Bayon's Manor and Usselby 
 House, in the county of Lincoln, by his wife Frances Mary, 
 only child and heir of the Reverend John Hutton of Morton, 
 in the county of Lincoln ; succeeded his brother 1871. 
 Clubs — United Service, Travellers'. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, azure a fesse dan- 
 cett^e between ten billets, four and six or (for D'Eyncourt) ; 
 2 and 3 gules, three leopards' faces or, jessant-de-hs azure, 
 over all a bend of the last (for Tennyson), and pendent from 
 the escutcheon his badge as a Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion passant guardant argent, on the head a crown of fleurs- 
 de-lis or, the dexter fore-paw supporting a shield charged 
 with the arms of D'Eyncourt (for D'Eyncourt) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour, the hand in 
 a gauntlet or, grasping a broken tilting-spear enfiled with a 
 garland of laurel projier (for Tennyson). Mottoes — "En 
 avant"(for D'Eyncourt), "Nil temere" (for Tennyson). 
 Married, March i, 1859, Henrietta, commonly known as 
 Lady Henrietta, youngest daughter of the Most Noble Sir 
 Henry Pelham-Clinton, fourth Duke of Newcastle, Knight 
 of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ; and by her (who died 
 August 19, 1890) has Issue — Henrietta Charlotte, born 1864 
 [married, February 8, 1888, Lieutenant Alfred Henry 
 Tarleton, Royal Navy, of Breakspears (to whom refer)]. 
 Residences — 56 Warwick Square, S.W. 
 
 HENRY BREFFNEY TERNAN, Esquire, Colonel. 
 Born Oct. 16, 1847, being the eldest son of the late 
 General Augustus Henry Ternan, I.S.C , by his wife Julia 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Major Augustus Scott of the ist 
 
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 Bengal Cnvalry, by his wife, the elder dau. of Sir William 
 Oineley, Kniglit Ikichclor. elder l>r<itherofSir(ioreOuselev, 
 ist \Un.. AmlKissftdor to Persia. /.iW/k— Hlack and Roid 
 (c<>.n .iixi trousers black, vest yellow, ^ilt buttons). Armo- 
 rial l)«»rlllgB— Or, sem^-de-lis gules, two lions passant 
 
 in pale sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dragon passant proper, resting the 
 dexter fore-claw on a fleur-de-lis gules. MottO (in Irish 
 characters)— " Bradhach." Married, firstly, 1873, Laura 
 (rf. 1877), dau. of William Henry Workman of Harpsden, 
 Oxon. ; secondly, 1880, Julia, dau. of William Baker of 
 Bristol; and has issue— (i) Henry Augustus Breffney Ter- 
 nan, Esq., Capt., />. 1876; (2) Arthur Gore Breffney Ternan, 
 Gentleman, 3. 1883; Laura Maud Breffney, 6. 1874; and 
 Kathleen Elizabeth Breffney, i. 1881. Residence— Ashley 
 Cottage, Hersham Road, Walton-on-Thames. 
 
 SMajor-General ASTLEY FELLOWES TERRY, 
 formerly Commanding ist Batt. 6oth Rifles, a Knight 
 
 the late I.,t.-Col. Thomas Henry Clarke Terry of Burvalc, 
 J. P. CO. Surrey, by his wife Charlotte, dau. of Henry Fellowes. 
 Esq.. J. P. CO. Hants. Livery B\\ie, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearing^ -Argent, gutt^de-larmcs, on a pile 
 gules a leopard's face jessant-de-lys or, within a l)ordure 
 engrailed sable, charged with eight roses of the first. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion's head erased argent, gutt<ie-de-larmes, 
 between two oak branches fructed in arch propt-r. Motto 
 — " Perseveranti dabitur." Married, 1864, Edith (who rf. 
 1895), dau. of Henry Cory, Barrister-at-Law ; and has /ssue 
 — (i) Astley Herbert Terry, Esq., Major Army Service 
 Corps, Esquire of the Order of the Hospital of St. John 
 of Jerusalem in England [m., 1896, Mildred, dau. of Colonel 
 Boileau, C.B. , Bengal Staff Corps, and has i.ssue, .-Kstley 
 Thomas Terry, Gentleman, i. 1896; Winifred Edith; and 
 Marjory Beryl] ; Edith Blanche ; Margaret Caroline ; 
 Leonora Mary Florence ; and Maud Georgiana Gwendolen. 
 Postal address — The Hermitage, Headington, Oxford. 
 C/«*— United Service. 
 
 TERRY (H. Coll.). Argent, guttte-de-larmes, on a 
 pile gules, a leopard's face jessant-de-lis or, within a 
 bordure engrailed sable, charged with eight roses of the 
 first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased argent, gutt(5e-de-larmes, 
 between two oak branches fructed in arch proper. Motto — 
 " Perseveranti Dabitur." 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Thomas Henry Clarke Terry of Bur- 
 vale, J. P. CO. Surrey, d. ; d. ; m. Charlotte, 
 d. of Henry Fellowes, Esq., J. P. :— 
 
 Major-Gen. Astley Fellowes Terry, b. 1840 [fj-v.). 
 
 Capt. Herbert D. Terry, b. 1847, late 9th and ist Regts., 
 H.M. Inspector of Constabulary for England and Wales. 
 ^«.— Great Duryard, Exeter. 
 
 Major Arthur "Terry, late Capt. Roy. Irish Fus., b. 
 
 Major Horace Terry, late Oxfordsh. Lt. Inf., b. 
 Res. — The Lodge, Upper Halliford, Shepperton. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM ARTHUR TERRY, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders. Bom July 12, i860, being the eldest son 
 of John Terry (son of Joseph Terry of Yorks). Armorial 
 
 of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of 
 Jerusalem in England. Bom 1840, being the eldest son of 
 
 bearings — Ermine, on a cross invected gules, a fasces erect 
 or, between two roses in pale argent and as many lions 
 passant in fesse of the third, in the first and second quar- 
 
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 ters a martlet of the second. Mantling' gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion proper, 
 gorged with a wreath of roses argent, holding in the dexter 
 paw a fleur-de-lis or, and supporting with the sinister a 
 fasces in bend also proper. Motto — "Quod tibi hoc 
 alteri." Married, Nov. 22, 1881, Rosa Elizabeth, dau. of 
 the late James Edwin Phillips. Residence — Benthall 
 Vicarage, Salop. 
 
 The Reverend JAMES GEORGE TETLEY, Clerk 
 in Moly Orders, D. D. (Oxon.), Canon of Bristol Cathedral, 
 formerly Vicar of Highnam, Glos. (1876-1892), Rural Dean 
 of New Forest 1888-1892, Proctor in Convocation for the 
 D. and C. of Bristol 1894, Chaplain to the Lord Bishop. 
 Born July 6, 1843, being the only surviving son of the late 
 James Tetley, M.D., F.R.C.P., by Sarah Anne, dau. of 
 William Langmead, Esq., of Elfordleigh, co. Devon, J. P., 
 D.L. Livery —'DslxV. blue coat, brass buttons, red waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearings —Azure, on a fesse invected or, 
 in chief an escallop between two cross crosslets fitch^e, and 
 the like in base of the last, a cross crosslet fitchde of the 
 first between two escallops gules, impaling the arms of 
 Milward, namely ermine, a cross moline sable, between 
 three torteaux two and one, each charged with a crescent 
 or. Mantling azure and or. Crest - On a wreath of 
 the colours, an escallop or, in front of two cross crosslets 
 fitch^e in saltire, the dexter gules and the sinister azure. 
 
 Motto — " Triumpho cruce." Married, July 16, 1868, Mary 
 Anne Grace, dau. of George Milward, Esq., of Lechlade 
 Manor, co. Gloucs. , J. P., Barrister-at-Law ; and has Isseu 
 — James George Wynn Tetley, Esq. , late Capt. 3rd Loyal 
 North Lancashire Regt., b. June 2, 1873 {m., Feb. 24, 1897, 
 Eleanor Mary, eld. dau. of Rev. Canon Jacques, R.D. , 
 Rector of Brindle, co. Lanes., and has issue] ; Mabel Grace 
 Wynn [m., Oct. 25, 1898, Rev. Herbert Edward Robeson, 
 Rector of Blunsdon St. Leonard, Wilts, and has issue] ; 
 and Blanche Maud Caroline Wynn. House —'B&lmont., 
 Tormohun, co. Devon. Residence— CWiXon, Bristol. Club 
 — United Universities'. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR THOMAS JAMES THACK- 
 ERAY, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., 
 
 Vicar of Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, and Surrogate of the 
 Diocese of Norwich. Born Sept. 16, 1852, being the only 
 son (and now senior member of the family) of the late Rev. 
 Joseph Thackeray, M.A. , Rector of Horstead Coltishall, 
 Norfolk, formerly Senior Fellow of King's College, Camb., 
 by his wife Rose Ellen, youngest dau. of the late John Robin- 
 son, Esq., Capt. Scots Fusilier Guards, of 63 Great Cum- 
 berland Place, Hyde Park. Livery — Green. Armorial 
 bearings — Vert, two garbs or, in base an arrow argent, on 
 
 a chief purpure, a cherub's head proper, between the like 
 number of estoiles of the third. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle, the wings ele- 
 vated proper, charged on the breast with a like cherub's 
 head, and holding in the beak an arrow as in the arms. 
 Married, June 27, 1882, Amy Beatrice {d. April 28, 1903), 
 youngest dau. of Rev. Henry Peter Dunster, M.A., Vicar 
 of Woodbastwick, and Rector of Pauxworth, Norfolk ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Thomas Frederick Makepeace Thackeray, 
 Gentleman, second Lieut. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 3rd 
 Batt. (Mil.), b. June 4, 1883; (2) John Henry Makepeace 
 Thackeray, Gentleman, b. and d. 1886; (3) Joseph Make- 
 peace Thackeray, Gentleman, b. Sept. 7, 1887 ; and Blanche 
 Ellen Beatrice. Residence — Norton Vicarage, Loddon, 
 Norfolk. Clubs — Junior Conservative, Norfolk County 
 (Norwich), Conservative (Yarmouth). 
 
 CHARLES THACKERAY, Esquire, J.P. co. Essex, 
 Lieut.-Col. late 28th Foot. Born Nov. 17, 1831, being the 
 second son of the late Frederick Thackeray of Cambridge, 
 M. D. , by his second wife Mary, dau. of the Rev. Thomas 
 Crick of Little Thurlow, co. Suffolk. C/«iJ— Constitutional. 
 Armorial bearings — Vert, two garbs or, in base an arrow 
 point downwards argent, on a chief purpure a cherub's 
 head proper between two estoiles of the third. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle, 
 wings elevated proper, charged on the breast with a like 
 cherub's head and holding in the beak an arrow as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Nobilitas sola virtus." Married, Sept. 
 6, 1884, Katherine Minne Elise, dau. of Richard P. Drew, 
 
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 jetsidtHct — Chapel, near Earl's Colne, 
 
 Sir EDWARD TALBOT THACKERAY, K.C.a. 
 V.C.. Col. (ret.) R.E. Bom Oct. 19, 1836. being the second 
 son of the late Rev. Francis Thackeray, M.A., B.C.. Pem- 
 broke Coll., Camb.. Curate of Broxburne, Hertfordshire, 
 and author of " A History of the Right Hon. William Pitt, 
 Earl of Chatham," contaming his speeches in Parliament, 
 and his correspondence when Secretary of State 1827, 
 &c., by his wife Mary Anne, dau. of John Shakespeare. 
 Armorial bearlng^a —Vert, two garbs or, in base an arrow 
 point downwards argent, on a chief purpure a cht-rub's 
 head proper, between two estoiles of the third. Mantling 
 vert and or. Chrest— On a wre.ith of the colours, an eagle, 
 wings elevated proper, charged on the breast with a like 
 cherub's head and holding in the beak an arrow as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Nobilitas sola virtus." Married, {\Tst\y, 
 Dec. a, 186a, Amy Mary Anne, second dau. of Eyre Evans 
 Crowe ; secondly, Dec. 6, 1869, Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 
 late Major Thomas Boker Pleydell ; and has Issue — (il 
 Edward Francis Thncker.iy, Esq., d. Nov. a, 1870; (21 
 Richmond Clive Thackeray, Esq. , d. Sept. 19, 1873 ; (3) 
 Charles Bouverie Thackeray, Esq., Capt. R.F.A., *. Dec. 20, 
 •875 ; (4) Henry St. John Thackeray, Esq., i. Oct. 5, 
 1879; Amy Margaret [««., Gerald Ritchie]; nnd Anne 
 Wynne. Residence — Villa Stratta, Bordighcra, Italy. Club 
 — .Athenjeum. 
 
 The Rev. FRANCIS ST. JOHN THACKERAY. 
 M.A. (Merton Coll., Oxford), Fellow of Lincoln Coll., and 
 Assistant Master at Eton 1858-83, Vicar of Mapledurham. 
 Bom Dec. 13, 1832, being the elder son of the late Rev. 
 Francis Thackeray, M.A. Pembroke Coll., Camb., Ciu-ate 
 of Hroxbourne, Hertfordshire, and author of " A History of 
 the Rt. Hon. William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, containing 
 his Speeches in Parliament, and his Correspondence when 
 Secretary of State, 1827, &c.," by his wife Mary Anne, dau. 
 of John Shakesp>ear. Armorial bearings — Vert, two garbs 
 or, in base an arrow point downwards argent, on a chief 
 purpure, a cherub's head proper between two estoiles of 
 the third. Mantlin^^ vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle, wings elevated, on the breast a like 
 cherub's head, and holding in the beak nn arrow as in the 
 arms. Motto — " Resolve well, persevere. " Married, Aug. 
 9, i860, Louisa Katharine, dau. of the late Rev. Andrew 
 Irvine of St. Margaret's, Leicester. Residence — Maple- 
 durham Vicarage. Reading. 
 
 S FREDERICK RENNELL THACKERAY, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. Norfolk, late Captain 74th Highlanders. 
 Bom 1830. being the eldest son of the late Frederick 
 Rennell Thackeray, Esq., Gen. RE., C.B. , by his wife 
 Elizabeth Margaret Carnegie, third dau. of William, Rt. 
 Hon. seventh Earl of Northesk, Rear-Admiral of Great 
 Britain. Ciuis — New (Edinburgh), Naval and Military. 
 Armorial bearingB — Vert, two garbs or, in base an arrow 
 point downwards argent, on a chief purpure. a cherub's 
 head proper, between two estoiles of the third. Mant- 
 ling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle, wing^ elevated proi>er, charged on the breast with 
 a like cherub's head, and holding in the beak an arrow as 
 in the arms. Motto — "Nobilitas sola virtus." Married, 
 1853, Elizabeth, dau. of W. Ayton ; and has /w«<r— Fred- 
 erick Rennell Thackeray, Esq., Major R.A.. b. May 31, 
 1856 [m., 1884. Mary, dau. of Col. Hasted, R.E.] Seat— 
 Ashwood in Pentney, Norfolk. Postal address— Yarrow 
 House. Dereham, Norfolk. 
 
 EDWARD FRANCIS THACKWELL, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Cork. Bom 1868, being the only son of Major-Gen. William 
 de Wilton Roche Thackwell, by his wife Charlotte, dau. of 
 Rev. H. Tomkinson of Reaseheath Hall, Cheshire. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, paly of six or and gules, 
 a maunch argent, serade of fleurs-de-lis azure (for Thack- 
 well); 2 and 3 per pale azure and gules, a cross engrailed 
 erminois; in the first and fourth quarters a water-bouget 
 argent (for Cam). Mantling gules and or. Crests— i. out 
 of a nntral crown argent, a dexter hand embowed, vested in 
 the uniform of the ijth King's Hussars, from the wrist 
 pendent by a riband gules fimbriated azure, a representation 
 of the silver medal for Waterloo, the hand grasping and in 
 the attitude of striking with a sword proper, pommel and 
 
 hilt or, between two branches of laurel, issuant in like 
 manner from the mural crown, also proper, and above, on 
 an escroll, the motto " Frappe fort" ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, within a chaplet of oak projier, a dragon's head 
 erased, paly of six or and gules, the neck transpierced by 
 an arrow, barbed and flighted, also proper. Motto — " Mihi 
 solicitudo futuri." Married, 1894, Katherine, dau. of Sir 
 H. Low, G.C.M.G., and widow of Sir John Pope-Hennessy, 
 K.C. M.G., M.P., J. P., sometime Governor of Mauritius. 
 Seat — Rostellan Castle, Rostellan, co. Cork. 
 
 JOHN THACKWELL, formerly in the Worcestershire 
 Militia. Born 1844, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Cam Thackwell, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Wilton Place, by 
 his wife Charlotte Eleanor, dau. of the late Rev. John Hugh 
 Poison. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, paly of 
 six or and gules, a m.iunch argent, sem6e-de-lis azure (for 
 Thackwell) ; a and 3 per pale azure and guies. a cross en- 
 grailed erminois, in the first and fourth quarters a watir- 
 bouget argent (for Cam). Mantling gules and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, within a chaplet of 
 oak proper, a dragon's head reversed paly of six or and 
 gules, transpierced by an arrow barbed and flighted also 
 proper. Motto — " Mihi solicitudo futuri." Married, 1875, 
 Alice Anne, dau. of Henry Payne ; and has. with other 
 Issue — John Henry Cam Thackwell. b. 1876. Seats — Wilton 
 Place. Dymock, Gloucestershire ; Rye Court, Worcester- 
 shire. 
 
 5 WALTER JOSEPH DE RUPE THACKWELL. 
 Esquire, Captain Tipperary Artillery (Southern Div.). 
 Bom July 12, 1876, being the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 Edward Lucas Thackwell, Esq., of Aghada Hall, in the co. 
 of Cork, formerly Lieut, sth Royal Irish Lancers, and sub- 
 sequently Lieut. - Col. Commanding Royal Cork City 
 Artillery, J. P., for co. Cork, by his wife and cousin Caroline 
 Matilda Georgiana, only child and heir of General Edmund 
 Roche, 3rd Hussars, of Ballymonis, in the county of Cork. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, paly of six or and gules, a maunch argent. sem6e of fleurs- 
 de-lis azure (for Thackwell) ; 2 and 3 per pale azure and 
 gules, a cross engrailed erminois ; in the first and fourth 
 quarters a water-bouget argent (for Cam). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling gules and or ; and for his Crests, i. out of a mural 
 crown argent a dexter hand embowed. vested in the uniform 
 of the isth King's Hussars, from the wrist pendent by a 
 riband gules fimbriated azure, a representation of the silver 
 medal for Waterloo, the hand grasping and in the attitude 
 of striking with a sword proper, pommel and hilt or. be- 
 tween two branches of laurel, issuant in like manner from 
 the mural crown, also proper, and above, on an escroll, the 
 motto "Frappe fort;" 2. uf)on a wreath of the colours, 
 within a chaplet of oak proper, a dragon's head erased, 
 paly of six or and gules, the neck transpierced by an arrow, 
 barbed and flighted, also proper. Motto — "Mihi solici- 
 tudo futuri." Seats — Aghada Hall, Rostellan, in the county 
 of Cork ; and Coneragh, near Youghal, in the county of 
 Waterford. 
 
 Major-Generai. WILLIAM DE WILTON ROCHE 
 THACKWELL, Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath. Com. 38th Regt., J. P. Gloucs. and 
 CO. Cork. Born 1834, being the son of the late Lieut. -Gen. 
 Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C.B., by his wife Maria Audriah, 
 eldest dau. of Francis Roche of Rochemount, co. Cork ; 
 created C.B. 1886. Clubs — United Service, Junior Carlton, 
 Royal St. George Yacht. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, paly of six or and gules, a maunch argent, 
 sem^e of fleurs-de-lis azure (for Thackwell) ; 2 and 3 per 
 pale azure and gules, a cross engrailed erminois, in the 
 first and fourth quarters a water-bouget argent (for Cam), 
 and below the escutcheon the badge of a C. B. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crests— i. out of a mural crown argent. 
 a dexter hand embowed. vested in the uniform of the isth 
 King's Hussars, from the wrist pendent by a riband gules 
 fimbriated azure, a representation of the silver medal for 
 Waterloo, the hand grasping and in the attitude of striking 
 with a sword proper, pommel and hilt or, between two 
 branches of laurel, issuant in like manner from the mural 
 crown, also proper, and above, on an escroll, the motto 
 " Frappe fort" ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, within a 
 chaplet of oak proper, a dragon's head erased, paly of six 
 
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 or and gules, the neck transpierced by an arrow, barbed 
 and flighted, also proper. Motto — "Mihisolicitudofuturi." 
 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 greyhound salient argent, collared sable, between two wings 
 
 Married, 1864, Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. H. Tomkinson 
 of Reaseheath Hall, in the co. of Chester ; and has Issue — 
 Edward Francis Thackwell, Esq., b. Nov. 16, 1868 \rn., 
 1894, Catherine, dau. of Sir H. Low, G.C.M.G., and 
 widow of Sir John Pope Hennessy, K.C.M.G.]; Katherine 
 Harriet \m. Major Edward Rawdon Penrose] ; Florence 
 Mary; and Ethel Maria. Seats — Wynstone Place, Brook- 
 thorpe, Gloucester ; Aghada Hall, co. Cork. 
 
 WILLIAM POLSON THACKWELL, Esquire, J. P. 
 (Gloucs.), late Major Royal Highlanders (Black Watch). 
 Bo7^ 1846, being the second son of the late John Cam 
 Thackwell, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Wilton Place, by his wife 
 Charlotte Eleanor, eld. dau. of the Rev. John Hugh 
 Poison, Prebendary of Exeter. Club — Army and Navy. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, paly of six or and 
 gules, a maunch argent, semde-de-lis azure (for Thackwell) ; 
 2 and 3 per pale azure and gules, a cross engrailed erminois, 
 in the first and fourth quarters a water-bouget argent (for 
 Cam), a crescent for difference; and impaling these same 
 arms of Thackwell and Cam, charged with an annulet for 
 difference. Mantling gules and or; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, within a chaplet of oak 
 proper, a dragon's head reversed paly of six or and gules, 
 transpierced by an arrow barbed and flighted also proper. 
 Motto — " Mihi solicitude futuri." Married, 1884, his 
 cousin, Katherine Maude, dau. of Gen. J. E. Thackwell, 
 C.B. Postal address — The White House, Pauntley, Newent, 
 Gloucs. 
 
 THELIGNY, quartered by LANGRISHE. 
 
 THELLUSSON (H. Coll., c. 1806, but claiming de- 
 scent from an ancient French family using very similar 
 arms). Quarterly wavy argent and or, in the first and 
 fourth quarters two wings sable, each barways and in pale, 
 point towards the dexter, charged with a trefoil slipped 
 of the second, and in the second and third quarters an oak- 
 tree eradicated proper, charged with an escutcheon bend- 
 ways gules, thereon three gutt6s-d'eau. Mantling sable 
 
 of the last, each charged with a trefoil slipped or. Motto— 
 " Lahore et honore.'' 
 
 Son of Frederick, 4th Baron Rendlesham, b. 1798 ; 
 d. 1852 ; m. 1838, Elizabeth Charlotte, eld. d. of Sir 
 George Beeston Prescott, Bart. : — • 
 The Rt. Hon. Frederick William Brook Thellusson, sth 
 Baron Rendlesham of Rendlesham in Ireland (Irel,. i Feb. 
 1806), J.P., C.A. and D.L. Suffolk (High Sheriff 1870), 
 Chrmn. East Suffolk C.C. and Qr. Sessions, Hon. Col. 
 Suffolk Art., M.P. for East Suffolk 1874-1885 [Sup- 
 porters — On either side a greyhound regardant argent, 
 collared sable], b. 1840; m. 1861, Egidia [d. 1880), d. of 
 13th Earl of Eglinton, K.T. ; and has issue— (i) Hon. 
 Frederick Archibald Charles Thellusson, late Capt. Suffolk 
 Art. , 3. 1868; (2) Hon Percy Edward Thellusson, (5. 1874; 
 (3) Hon. Hugh Edmund Thellusson, Lieut. R.A., b. 1876; 
 Hon. Adeline Egidia \_m. 1891, Lewis K. Jarvis, Esq.] ; 
 Hon. Miriam Isabel \m. 1901, Godfrey Williams] ; Hon. 
 Cecilia Blanche ; Hon. Ruby Alexandrina Elizabeth ; and 
 Hon. Mariota[?«. 1895, 5th Earl of Wilton]. Seat -Rendles- 
 ham, nr. Woodbridge, Suffolk. C/«*j— Carlton, Turf, 
 White's. 
 
 Sons of Charles Sabine Augustus Thellusson, Esq., 
 D.L., of Brodsworth Hall (High Sheriff 1866), Capt. 
 I2th Lancers, b. 1822 ; d. 1885 ; m. 1850, Georgiana, 
 d. of William Theobald of Stockwell, Surrey : — 
 Charles Thellusson, Gentleman, b. i860 ; m. 1885, Con- 
 stance Mary, d. of Rev. Gilbert Henderson Philips, M.A 
 Rector of Bolton Percy, and Canon of York Cathedral, 
 i'eafc— Brodsworth Hall, Doncaster; Collingwood, Torquay, 
 Augustus Thellusson, Gentleman, b. 1862. Res. — 
 Son of Frederick William Thellusson, b. 1854 ; d. 1896 
 m. 1892, Gabrielle, d. of Dr. de Man of Brussels: — 
 Frederick Eugene Thellusson, Gentleman, b. 1894. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Frederick George Thellusson, late 29th Bengal 
 
 N.I., b. 1825 ; d. 1896 ; m. 1853, Anne, d. of William 
 
 Whitter, Esq., J. P., of Worthing:— 
 
 Percy Sabine Munro Thellusson, Gentleman, b. 1861 ; 
 
 7n. 1891, Georgina Elizabeth, d. of Major Edwards of 
 
 Ballyhire, co. Wexford ; and has issue— (i) William Dudley 
 
 Keith Thellusson, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (2) Herbert Frank 
 
 Whitaker Thellusson, b. 1899. y?«.— Cameron Lodge, 
 
 Ryde, Isle of Wight. 
 
 Son of Ernest Thellusson, Esq., of Mount Auldyn, 
 Isle of Man, J. P. co. Devon, b. 1830; d. 1893; m. 
 1852, Emily, only d. of Alfred Robinson of London : — 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Rev. Emest CharW 'llieJlusson, late Vicar of High 
 Melton, IXjncasUT. *. 1858 ; m. i88a, Florence, d. of Rev. 
 S. W. Saunders; and has issue. /?«.— Ramsay, Isle 
 of Man. 
 
 THICKNESSE, see LEICESTER. 
 
 RALPH THICKNESSE, Gentleman, Barrister-at- 
 Law. Botti Sept. 25, 1856, being the eldest son of the 
 Right Reverend Francis Henry Thicknesse, Bishop Suf- 
 fragan of Leicester. D.D., M.A., by his first wife Anne, 
 only surviving child and heir of Ralph Anthony Thick- 
 nesse. Esq., of Eicech Hill, in the co. of Lancaster, M.P. 
 for Wigan. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a chevron sable, fretty or, in chief a blade of a 
 scythe azure ; 3 and 3 vert, three oak stocks eradicated 
 or (for Stockton). MantUng sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect, vested paly 
 or and gules, cuffed argent, holding in the hand proper 
 a scythe, the handle or, the blade downwards azure. 
 Motto— " Sine clade stemo." Married, 1889, Lily, dau. 
 of Robert William Haynes. Postal address — 32 Victoria 
 Street, Westminster, S.W. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM TURNER THISELTON - DYER, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George (1899), Companion of the 
 Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, M.A. of the 
 University of Oxford, Bachelor of Science of the University 
 of London, LL.D. (Glasgow), Sc.D. (Cambridge), Fellow 
 of the Royal Society, Hon. Student Christ Church, Oxford, 
 Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Bom 1843, 
 being the eldest son of the late William George Thiselton- 
 Dyer, Doctor of Medicine, by his wife Catherine Jane, 
 daughter of the late Thomas Firminger, Doctor of Laws 
 of Warren Lodge, Edmonton. Club — Athenaeum. Armo- 
 rial bearingB — Party per chevron argent and or, on a 
 chevron vert, between two mullets in chief gules, and a 
 portcullis in base sable, three pigeons proper. Crest — 
 Out of a crown vallery or, a goat's head sable, armed and 
 gorged with a collar gemel also or. HottO — "Spectemur 
 agendo." Married, June 23, 1877, Harriet Anne, daughter 
 of Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, Knight Grand Commander 
 of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and 
 has Issue — George Henry Thiselton-Dyer, Gentleman, 
 bom 1879 ; and Frances Harriet. Postal addresses — Royal 
 Botanic Gardens, Kew ; The Ferns, Crickley Hill, Glos. 
 
 THOM-POSTLETHWAITE (R.L.). Per pale argent 
 and sable, two chevronels between as many boar's heads 
 
 erased in chief and a boar statant in base, and (for dis- 
 tinction) in the centre chief point a cross crosslet all counter- 
 
 changed. Mantling sable and argent. Crest - On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a boar's head 
 erased argent, thereon an eagle preying sable, the boar's 
 head charged for distinction with a cross crosslet also 
 sable. Motto — " Toujours prest." 
 Son of William Thom : — 
 Andrew Thomas Thom-Postlethwaite, Gentleman (for- 
 merly Thom), b. 1848 ; m. 1885, Elizabeth, d. of Thomas 
 Postlethwaite, Gentleman, ^«.— The HoUins, nr. White- 
 haven, Cumberland. 
 
 THOMAS, quartered by MALCOLM. 
 
 THOMAS (R.L., 1786, H. Coll.). Argent, three lions 
 rampant gules, a chief azure. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, on the shoulder an ermine-spot argent. 
 
 Son of Freeman Frederick Thomas, Esq., of Ratton 
 
 and Yapton, co. Sussex, J. P., b. 1838; d. 1868; m. 
 
 1863, Mabel, d. of Henry, ist Viscount Hampden, 
 
 G.C. B. , late Speaker of the House of Commons : — 
 
 Freeman Fieeman-Thomas, Esq., J. P. Sussex, Major 
 
 Sussex Imp. Yeo., late Capt. Sussex Artill., A.D.C. to Lord 
 
 Brassey, Gov. of Victoria, M.P. for Hastings since 1900, 
 
 b. 1866 ; m. 1892, Hon. Maria Adelaide, d. of Thomas, 
 
 ist Baron Brassey ; and has issue — (i) Gerard Frederick 
 
 Freeman-Thomas, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (2) Inigo Brassey 
 
 Freeman-lTiomas, Gentleman, b. 1899. Seat —R3.XX.0n, 
 
 Willingdon, Sussex. Town res. — 76 Ashley Gardens, 
 
 S.W. C/k3j— Travellers', Brooks's, Bachelors'. 
 
 Sons of Inigo Thomas (formerly Freeman), Esq., J. P., 
 
 D.L., B.A., M,P., b. 1767; d. 1847; m. 2nd, 1803, 
 
 Hon. Frances Anne Brodrick, only d. of George, 
 
 Viscount Midleton : — 
 
 Henry John Thomas. Esq., J. P. (Oxon.), Col. late R.A., 
 
 b. 1817 ; m. 1857, , d. of Serjeant D'Oyley. Seat — 
 
 Springfield Park, Horsham. Town res. — 92 Harley Street. 
 
 Rev. Charles Edward Thomas, Rector of Hemsworth, 
 
 b. 1823; m. 1848, Georgiana Mary, d. and coh. of Col. 
 
 Hon. Henry Hely Hutchinson, brother of 3rd Earl of 
 
 Donoughmore; and has had issue — (i) William Henry 
 
 Battie-Wrightson, Esq. (deed. ; see that name) ; (2) Charles 
 
 Freeman Thomas, Gentleman, b. i860; (3) George Pelham 
 
 Thomas, Gentleman, b. 1864; (4) Francis Inigo Thomas, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1865; Frederica Georgiana Frances; Lucy 
 
 Isabella; and Mary Albinia Louisa. Res. — The Rectory, 
 
 Hemsworth, Pontefract. 
 
 THOMAS (H. Coll.). Per fcsse sable and ermine, a lion 
 rampant between five crosses pat6e fitchte two in chief and 
 three in base, two in saltire and one in pale all counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, gorged with 
 a collar vair, holding in the dexter paw three crosses pat^ 
 fitch^e, two in saltire and one in pale argent. 
 
 Sons of Owen Thomas of Bodynfoel, Montgomery : — 
 
 The Ven. David Richard Thomas, M.A. (Oxon.), F.S.A., 
 Canon Res. of St. Asaph and Archdeacon of Montgomery, 
 Rector of Llandrinio, b. 1833; m. 1865, Louisa M., 
 d. of Rev. W. Goodenough Bayly, D.C.L., Vicar of 
 Midhurst. Ees.—The. Canonry, St. Asaph ; Llandrinio 
 Rectory, Osweslry. 
 
 THOMAS (H. Coll.). Per fesse sable and ermine, a lion 
 rampant between five crosses patte fitch^e, two in chief and 
 three in base, two in saltire and one in pale all counter- 
 changed. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, gorged with 
 a collar vair, holding in the dexter paw three crosses pat6e 
 fitch^e, two in saltire and one in pale argent. 
 Sons of : — 
 
 WilliamThomas, Esq., J.P.,-J. . ^«.— Clevelands. 
 Wolverhampton. 
 
 Rev. Llewellyn J. Pugh Thomas, M.A., b. . Res.— 
 
 AUport Rectory, Much Hadham. 
 
 THOMAS or TREHERNE (H. Coll., 1768). Gules, on 
 a chevron or, between three herons argent, four barrulets 
 azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a heron's head erased argent, gorged with a 
 chaplet of roses gules. Motto— " A Deo et patre." 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Son of Rees Goring Thomas, Esq., J. P., D.L., M.A., 
 of Plas Uannon, b. 1824; d. 1887; m. 1861, Emily, 
 d. of Richard J. Nevill of Llangennech Park, Car- 
 marthen : — 
 Rhys Goring Thomas, Esq., J. P. co. Carmarthen, b. 
 1864; m. ist, 1886, Florence Francis (d. 1895), d. of late 
 S. De la Cherois-Crommelin, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Carrow- 
 dore Castle, co. Down; 2nd, 1897, Helen, d. of W. T. 
 Foy, Esq., D.L., of Enfield, Middx., and Manor Garden, 
 Henley-on-Thames; and has issue ^(i) Rhys Goring 
 Thomas, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (2) Gilbert Esdaile F"oy 
 Goring Thomas, Gentleman, b. 1898. Seat—Y'Xks Llannon, 
 Llanelly, Carmarthensh. Club — Isthmian. 
 
 Ygst. son of Rees Goring Thomas, Esq., of Gelly 
 
 Wernen, J.P.. D.L. (High Sheriff 1830), b. 1801 ; 
 
 d. 1863 ; m. 1824, Caroline, d. of William Esdaile :— 
 
 George Gilbert Treherne, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 
 b. 1837 ; m , Elizabeth, d. of George Gape of St. 
 
 Michael's, St. Albans, Herts ; and has issue two daus. 
 
 A'es.—26 Brunswick Gardens, Kensington, S.W. 
 
 Sons of Morgan Treherne, Esq., J. P. andD.L. , Sussex, 
 M.A. (Camb.), M.P., b. 1803; d. 1867; m. 1835, 
 Louisa Frances, only child of John Apsley Dalrymple 
 of Gate House, Sussex : — 
 Morgan Dalrymple Treherne, Gentleman, b. 
 Res. — 
 
 Goring Apsley Treherne, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 18 Cambridge Square, Hyde Park, I^ondon, W. 
 
 Son of George Treherne, Gentleman, b. 1809 ; d. 1878 ; 
 m. 2nd, : — 
 
 Hugo Treherne, Gentleman , ^. . Res. — 
 
 S ABRAHAM GARROD THOMAS, Esquire, M.D. 
 (Edin.) 1878, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), J.P. and D.L. for 
 Monmouthshire, J.P. Newport, J.P. and High Sheriff for 
 Cardiganshire. Born Oct. 1853, being the youngest son of 
 the late Lewis Thomas of Panteryrod, Cardiganshire. 
 Livery— V>a.x\i blue, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, in chief five doves, wings elevated proper, three 
 and two, and in base issuing from a mount vert, seven ears 
 of wheat stalked and leaved proper. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest- On a wreath of the colours, upon a garb 
 fesseways or, an eagle displayed proper, holding in the beak 
 a staff or, entwined by a serpent vert. Motto — " Egni a 
 Iwydd." Married, Nov. 1879, Ellen, dau. of the late R. 
 H. Richards, Newport, Monmouth; and has /j5««— Noel 
 Garrod Thomas, Gentleman, b. Dec. 1884; Dora; and 
 Mildred. Seat—QXyxhs. Park, Newport, Mon. Club— 
 National Liberal. 
 
 S ALGERNON EVAN THOMAS, Commander R.N., 
 J.P. Breconshire and Radnorshire. Born Nov. 15, 
 
 1852, being the eldest son of Charles Evan Thomas of 
 GnoU Neath and his wife Caroline, dau. of Henry Shep- 
 heard Pearson. Armorial bearingB — Party per pale argent 
 
 and gules, on a chevron engrailed two gryphons passant 
 combatant, countercharged on a chief wavy azure, three 
 cinquefoils argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a mural crown argent, a demi-seahorse gules crined 
 or, charged on the shoulder with a cinquefoil argent, and in 
 his paws an anchor erect sable, resting on the mural crown. 
 Married, Feb. 12, 1885, Lilian, dau. of Captain William 
 Lee, formerly R. M. L. I. ; and has Issue— {i) Henry Algernon 
 Evan Thomas, Gentleman, b. Aug. 9, 1895; (2) Charles 
 Marmaduke Evan Thomas, Gentleman, b. Nov. 1897 ; Clara 
 Gwyneth ; Lilian Myfanwy ; Cara Phyllis ; and Kathleen 
 Mary. Residence— (Zz&cvinon Builth, R.S.O., Breconshire. 
 Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 DAVID COLLET THOMAS, Esquire, J.P. co. of 
 Sussex. Born 1826, being the son of the late David 
 Thomas of Highgate, Middlesex. Armorial bearings- 
 Gules, two chevronels argent between two plates in chief, 
 each charged with a fleur-de-lis of the field, and a wolfs 
 head erased in base of the second. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-unicorn 
 gules, charged with two chevronels argent, and resiing the 
 sinister leg on a plate, thereon a fleur-de-lis as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Equus in arduis." Married, 1857, Anne, dau. 
 of John Lloyd of Hampstead, Middlesex, and Langwm, 
 CO. Merioneth. Residence — 21 Second Avenue, Hove, 
 Sussex. 
 
 S EDWARD DAVID THOMAS, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. cos. Radnor and Brecon (High Sheriff, Radnor, 
 1895), B.A. Born Oct. 8, 1839, being the eldest son of the 
 late Edward David Thomas, Esq., M.A., J.P. and D.L. 
 for the COS. Brecon and Radnor (High Sheriff 1843), by his 
 wife Arabella Emma, dau. and co-heir of John Sanmel 
 Gowland of Cagebrook, CO. Hereford. Armorial bearings 
 — Per pale argent and gules, on a chevron engrailed, two 
 griffins passant combatant counterchanged, a chief wavy 
 azure, charged with three cinquefoils argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the coloiu-s, out 
 of a mural crown argent, a demi-seahorse gules, crined or, 
 charged on the shoulder with a cinquefoil argent, and in the 
 paws an anchor erect sable, resting on the mural crown. 
 Motto—" I Dduw bo'r diolch." Married, April 7, 1869, 
 Caroline Louisa, eldest dau. of Charles W. Greenly of 
 Titley Court, co. Hereford ; and has /jj-?/<r— Edward Aubrey 
 Thomas, Gentleman, b. May i, 1872. 5^aif— Welfield, 
 Builth, CO. Brecon. 
 
 JOHN HOWARD THOMAS of Yscnborwen , Aberdare, 
 CO. Glam., and of White House, Bazzledon, co. Berks. 
 J.P. CO. Glam. Bom Jan. 7, 1853, being the eldest son of 
 Samuel Thomas of Yscnborwen, and Rachel Joseph, other- 
 wise Watkin, his wife. Armorial bearings -Ermine, three 
 chevronels gules between as many escutcheons per pale 
 azure and sable, each charged with an eagle displayed or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle displayed ermine, holding in the beak an 
 ear of wheat leaved and slipped proper, in front thereof an 
 escutcheon per pale azure and sable, charged with an eagle 
 displayed or. Married, Nov. 10, 1880, at Pen Ithon, co. 
 Radnor, Rose Helen, third dau. of George Augustus Haig 
 of Pen Ithon, J. P., and High-Sheriff for Radnor 1864; and 
 has Issue by her — Peter Haig Thomas, Gentleman, b. May 2, 
 1882, at Tenby, co. Pembroke, now at Eton College. 
 Residence — White House, Bazzledon, Berks. 
 
 WILLIAM THOMAS, Esquire, J.P. co. of Anglesey, 
 High Sheriff 1897. Armorial bearings— Per pale gules 
 and azure, on a chevron argent, between in chief a sower in 
 the attitude of scattering seed and an eagle displayed, and 
 in base a garb all or, three fleurs-de-lis sable. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon waves of the sea, a ship in full sail proper, between 
 two anchors in bend stocks upwards sable. Motto—" Fac 
 recte et nil time." 5^3^— Tregarnedd, Llangefni, R.S.O., 
 Anglesey. 
 
 CHARLES THOMAS-STANFORD, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law (Inner Temple), M.A. (Oriel Coll., Oxon.); 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of Stanford by 
 Royal Licence in 1897. Born April 3, 1858, being the 
 elder son of David Collet Thomas, Esq., J. P., of Hove, 
 Sussex, by his wife Ann, dau. of John Lloyd, Esq., J. P., of 
 
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 Uangwm. DenWghshire. Armorial bearing!— Quarterly 
 I una 4. |>cr |>iUe or and sable, on « clicvron ncbuly between 
 three bugles stringc*!, as many martlets all counterchanged, 
 and (for distinction) in the centre chief point a cross crosslet 
 jUso counterchanged (for Stanford); a and 3, gules, two 
 che\Toncls argent between in chief as many plates, each 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis of the field, and in base a wolfs 
 Ijcad erased of the second (for Thomas). Mantling sable 
 and or. Crerta— i. on a wreath of the colours, a buffalo's 
 head caboshed sable within a chain in arch or, the head 
 charged, for distinction, with a cross crosslet also or (for 
 Stanford) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-unicorn 
 gules, charged on the body with two chevronels as in the 
 arms, and supporting with the sinister forepaw a plate 
 
 CHARLES THOMAS -STANFORD 
 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis of the first. Motto— "./Equus 
 in arduis." Married, May 19, 1897, Ellen, only child and 
 heir of William Stanford of Preston Manor, Sussex, and 
 widow of Vere Benet-Stanford, M.P. Estates— Preston 
 Manor, Sussex ; Pyt House, Tisbury, Wilts. Residence — 
 3 Ennismore Gardens, London, S.W. Club — Brooks's. 
 
 THOMPSON, see ARNALL-THOMPSON. 
 
 GEORGE RODIE THOMPSON, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for the county of Berkshire (High Sheriff 1896), 
 Bachelor of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Born November 4, 1846, being the third son of 
 Samuel Henry Thompson, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, of Thingwall, in the county of Lancaster, 
 by Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Brooks Yates of Liverpool. 
 Cluds—Nevr University, Albemarle, Sandown Park. Livery 
 — Dark blue, vest blue and yellow vertical stripes. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Perfesse argent and azure, on 
 a fesse nebuly between three falcons alllcounterchanged , a liire 
 fesseways or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Great, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 per fesse nebuly argent and sable, holding between the paws 
 
 
 a lure or; with the MottO, " Nosce teipsum." Married, 
 firstly, April 19, 1876, Alice Howard, daughter of Captain 
 Henry Howard Barber, 17th Lancers ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Cecil Henry Farrer Thompson, Gentleman, born December] 
 16, 1882; Alice Rose; Nina Margaret; Mary Elizabeth! 
 Howard (a twin with Agnes Diana Howard). He married] 
 secondly, 1890, Ezit Eliza Jane Parsons, daughter of William j 
 Parsons Peters of South Petherton and Barrington Court, ; 
 Somerset ; and by her has — (2) George Samuel Rodie I 
 Thompson, Gentleman, born October 2, 1893. Estate and] 
 postal address — Lynwood, Sunninghill, Berks. 
 
 Sir HENRY FRANCIS HERBERT THOMPSON,^ 
 and Bart. (Feb. 20, 1899), of Wimpole Street, London, 
 B.A. Camb., F.R.C.S., M.B. (London), Surgeon Extra- 
 ordinary to the King of the Belgians, Professor of Clinical 
 Surgery and Consulting Surgeon University College 
 Hospital. Born 1859, being the only son of the late Sir 
 Henry Thompson, ist Bart., by his wife Kate Fanny, dau. . 
 of George Loder of Bath. Armorial bearing^s- Sable, on 
 a fesse flory counterflory between three falcons jessed and ^ 
 belled argent, a torch fesseways of the field, fired proper ;< 
 the escutcheon charged with his badge as a Baronet. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of thej 
 colours, in front of an arm embowed in armour, the handj 
 in a gauntlet holding a broken tilting-spear, a staff fesse- 
 ways, entwined by a serpent all proper. Motto — " Je 
 veux de bonne guerre." Jies. — 9 Kensington Park Gardens, 
 London, W. Ciuds — Athenasum, Reform. 
 
 JOHN TROUGHTON THOMPSON, Gentleman.J 
 Born January 2, 1834, being the only son of John Catoq 
 Thompson of Bazil Grange, Lanes., and Mary his wifej 
 second daughter of John Troughton, Esq., of Chapel' 
 Street House, Preston, and of Leach Hale, Lanes, [and 
 grandson of Commander John Thompson, R.N., of H.M.S. 
 "Indefatigable," wounded in an action with "Droit de 
 I'homme" off Ushant 1797]. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Or, a lion rampant between three swans' 
 heads erased azure, all within a bordure invected of the last, 
 charged with four annulets of the first. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion rampant azure, gorged with a collar vair, holding in 
 the dexter forepaw a swan's head erased argent, and resting 
 the dexter hind leg on three annulets interlaced fessew ise or. 
 Married Sarah M'Connell; and has Issue — (i) Frederick 
 William Thompson, Gentleman, b. July 13, 1858 [m., 
 May 25, 1885, Mary Alice, youngest dau. of Jonas Heaton 
 of Brantford, Ontario, and has issue, Frederick Bruce 
 Thompson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 14, 1888, and Eric Edmund 
 Thompson, Gentleman, b. Jan. 1897] ; (2) Arthur Living- 
 ston Ihompson, Gentleman, b. Sept. 17, i860 ; (3) John 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 1347 
 
 Troughton Thompson, Gentleman, b. Sept. 30, 1868 ; {4) 
 James Craig Thompson, Gentleman, b. May 17, 1870 ; and 
 
 Gertrude Elizabeth [;«,, 1896, John Lewis Day, M.A.. 
 M.D.]. 
 
 The Reverend Sir PEILE THOMPSON, 2nd Baro- 
 net (April 18, 1890), of Park Gate, Guiseley, co. York , M. A. 
 Camb. Born July 19, 1844, being the son of Sir Matthew 
 Thompson, ist Bart., by his wife Mary Ann, dau. of Ben- 
 jamin Thompson of Park Gate, Guiseley. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, a bridge of three arches proper, in chief a sun 
 in splendour between two mullets of six points pierced or, 
 and in base an eagle displayed with two heads argent ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest—On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of the battlements of a tower proper a cubit arm 
 vested azure, charged with a mullet as in the arms, the cuff 
 argent, the hand proper holding five ears of wheat slipped 
 or. Motto — " Wheare vertue lys, love never dys." Mar- 
 ried, May 17, 1871, Jessie Clare, dau. of Joseph Beaumont 
 of Huddersfield, co. York; and has Issue — (i) Matthew 
 William Thompson, Esq., b. June 28, 1872 ; (2) Peile Beau- 
 mont Thompson, Esq., b. Feb. 4, 1874 , (3) Miles Atkinson 
 Thompson, Esq., b. July 7, 1888; and Dorothy Noble, 
 Seat — Park Gate, Guiseley, Leeds. 
 
 ROBERT WADE THOMPSON, Esquire, B.A. Trin. 
 Coll., Dublin, Barrister-at-Law, J. P. for co. Dublin, late 
 Capt. Dublin Artillery Militia. Born 1845, being the eldest 
 son of Thomas Higinbotham Thompson, Esq., J. P., of 
 Clonskeagh Castle, and of Mayne, co. Meath, by his wife 
 Martha, dau. of the late Thomas Wallace, Esq., Q.C., 
 M.P. for Carlow, of Belfield, Donnybrook, co. Dublin. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse indented azure, charged 
 with three estoiles gold, on a canton of the second, a sun in 
 his glory, in the centre base point a trefoil vert. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 embowed in armour proper, holding in the hand, also proper, 
 five ears of wheat or, the arm charged with a trefoil vert. 
 Motto — " In lumine lucem." Married, 1876, Edith Isa- 
 bella, youngest dau. of Rev. William Jameson of Roebuck 
 Grove, Donnybrook ; and has Issue — Three sons and five 
 daus. 5^a^— Clonskeagh Castle, Dublin. C/«— Royal St. 
 George's Yacht. 
 
 THOMPSON (L.O., 20 Jan. 1902). Argent, a fesse 
 between two falcons sable, belled and jessed proper, in 
 chief and in base a boar's head erased of the second. 
 
 Mantling sable, doubled argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of his liveries, an arm embowed in armour gules, holding 
 in the gauntlet or, the truncheon of a broken lance proper. 
 Motto— "Dum spiro spero." Livery — Light drab, black 
 facings. 
 
 Son of James Thompson of Appleby, Westmorland, 
 
 b. 1820; d. 1861 ; m. 1841, Agnes, eld. d. and coh. 
 
 of William Sandford of Askham, co. Westmorland : — 
 
 William James Sandford - Thompson, Esq., J. P. co. 
 
 Kincardine, b. 7 Oct. 1843 ; m. 20 Aug. 1879, Alice Mary, 
 
 eld. d. of Rev. Arthur Childe-Freeman of Gaines, co. 
 
 Hereford, Rector of Edwyn Ralph, Herefordsh. [impales 
 
 quarterly, i and 4, Childe ; 2 and 3, Baldwyn] ; and has 
 issue — (i) William Arthur Cecil Sandford Thompson, 
 Gentleman, b. 29 Oct. 1880; (2) Lionel Edwyn Baldwyn 
 Sandford Thompson, Gentleman, b. 18 Feb. 1884; (3) 
 Reginald Keith Garioch Sandford Thompson, Gentleman, 
 b. 26 May i88g ; Daisy Gwendoline Mary ; and Kathleen 
 Muriel. Res. — The Villa, Montrose, N.B. ; Balmanno 
 House, Marykirk, Kincardinshire, N.B. 
 
 GEORGE HUNTER MACTHOMAS THOMS, 
 F.R.S.E., F.S.A. (Scot.). Born June 3, 1831, being the 
 elder son of the late Patrick Hunter Thoms, Esq., J. P. 
 and D. L. co. Forfar, Provost of Dundee 1847-53, by his 
 wife Grace Scott, second dau. of the late Thomas Watt, 
 Lieut. 71st Royal Forth Highlanders, of Demmylne, Fife- 
 shire. Club — University. Armorial bearings— Or, a lion 
 rampant gules, armed and langued azure, debruised of a 
 chevron sable. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-unicorn ermine, armed, crined, 
 and unguled 01, supporting a shield also gold. Motto — 
 " Virtutis prsemium." Residences — Aberlemmo, co. Forfar; 
 26 Ebury Drive, Edinburgh. 
 
 THOMSON, see WHITE-THOMSON and MIT- 
 CHELL-THOMSON. 
 
 JOHN EDWARD THOMSON, Esq., J. P., High 
 Sheriff 1865. Born Jan. 1841, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of John Thomson, Esq., of Clonfin, J. P. and 
 D.L. , High Sheriff 1820, by his wife Catherine, dau. of 
 Robert Blackall of Coolamber Manor, co. Longford. Club 
 — Kildare Street (Dublin). Armorial bearings— Or, a fesse 
 indented azure, charged with three estoiles or, on a canton 
 of the second, a sun in glory, and in the centre base point a 
 trefoil vert. Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed in armour 
 proper, holding in the hand, also proper, five ears of wheat 
 or, the arm charged with a trefoil vert. Motto — "In lumine 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 lucem." Married, 1861, Kinily Grace, fldcst dau. of Rev. 
 John James Fox of Kinawley, co. Fermanagh (by Harriett 
 Louisa his wife, daa of Rev. Charles Cobfe Bcrcsford of 
 Termon. co. Tyrone); and has had hsue—(i) John Frederick 
 Wensley Thomson, Gentleman, b. 186a ; (2) Frederick 
 Thomas E»l\vard Thomson, Gentleman,^. April 1864; (3 
 Bercsford Osborne Thomson, Genileman, b. Aug. 1865 ; (4 
 Guy Robert M.ixwell Thomson, Gentleman, b. 1867 ; (5 
 Francis St. John Thomson, Gentleman, b. March and d. 
 Sept. 1868 ; (6) Richard Hercules Thomson, Gentleman, b. 
 1871 ; and llarrictte Catherine. Seats— C\onfin, Granard, 
 CO. Longford ; Welmonah House, Shankill. 
 
 STAMFORD RAFFLES THOMPSON, Gentleman. 
 Bom 1844, being the son of Acheson Quintin Thompson, 
 Esq., J. P., of Annaverna, by his wife Isabella, dau. of the 
 late Rev. D. M. Madden. Armorial bearings— Or, a 
 sword erect proper, between three estoiles azure, on a can- 
 ton of the last, the sun in splendour of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm erect, vested gules, cuffed ermine, and charged with 
 an oriental crown or, the hand grasping five ears of wheat 
 proper. Hotto— "In lumine lucem." Seat — Annaverna, 
 near Ravensdale, co. Louth. Res. — 44 Campden Hill 
 Square, Kensington, London, W. Club — Junior Athenaeum. 
 
 THOMPSON (H. Coll.). Per fess argent and sable, a 
 
 fess emlialtled and counter-embattled between three falcons 
 
 counterclianged, belled and jessed or, in the centre chief 
 
 point an anchor erect azure, cable proper, all within a 
 
 bordure engrailed counterchanged. Mantling sable and 
 
 argent. Crest — Out of a naval crown or, an arm enibowed 
 
 in armour proper, garnished gold, the hand supporting a 
 
 lance erect also proper. Motto—" Non quo sed quomodo." 
 
 Sons of Sir Thomas Raikes Thompson, 3rd Bart., b. 
 
 185a ; d. 1904 ; m. 1880, Alice Maude Lovett, d. of 
 
 William Ix)chiel Cameron, E.I.C.S. : — 
 
 Sir Thomas Raikes Lovett Thompson, 4th Bart., b. 1881. 
 Seal —'Wonh Hall, Crawley, Sussex. 
 
 William Probyn Thompson, Esq., b. 1882. 
 
 Lionel Graham Cameron Thompson, Esq., b. 1895. 
 
 ROBERT CHARTERIS THOMSON, Gentleman, of 
 Amisfield, Hamilton, Canada. Bom 1834, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Thomson of Hamilton, Canada. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: Argent, a fesse 
 azure, between two martlets in chief gules and a stag's head 
 caboshed in base proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an 
 arm in armour issuing out of a cloud, the hand holding a 
 dagger proper ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, 
 "Non gladio sed gratia." Married, Sept. 1, 1863, to 
 Annie Laurence, dau. of Joseph Van Every of Mount Van, 
 Stamford, Ontario, Canada ; and has Issue — Joseph James 
 Charteris Thomson, Gentleman, b. 1864. Postal address — 
 Amisfield, Hamilton, Canada. 
 
 SAMUEL JOHN THOMSON, Esquire, Companion 
 of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, Lieut. - 
 Colonel Indian Medical Service, J. P. for Kent, Fellow of 
 the Royal Institute of Public Health, Sanitary Commissioner 
 with the Government of the North- West Provinces of India, 
 &c, Lord of the Manor of Pelham, Kent. Born 1853, 
 being the eldest son of the late John Buck Thomson, by his 
 wife Margaret, dau. of Samuel Alderson Plumbe, M.D. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, two bars argent, a chief ermine, 
 and a canton of the field. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a grey- 
 hound sejant argent, eared sable, gorged with a collar azure, 
 studded or, therefrom reflexed over the back a leash gold, 
 and charged upon the shoulder with a cross crosslet gules. 
 Married, 1885, Isabel Gordon, dau. of Surgeon-Gen. A. J. 
 Cowie of the Indian Army ; and has with other Issue— 
 Richard Edward John Thomson, Gentleman, ^. 1892. Estate 
 — Kenfield. 5«a/— Kenfield Hall, near Canterbury. 
 
 SPENCER CAMPBELL THOMSON, Esquire, B.A. 
 Qintab., J. P. for the co. of the city of Edinburgh. Bom 
 <>:t. 16, 1842, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late WilUam Thomas Thomson of Bonaly, co. 
 Midlothian, by Christian Ann Seaman his wife, dau. of 
 
 William B. Seaman, 18th Royal Irish Rejjt. /./rr/j— Dark 
 blue, with white facings. Armorial bearings —Argent, a 
 stag's head caboshed azure, attired or, on a chief gules, 
 three mullets of the first. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a dexter hand proper, 
 holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect azure ; and in an 
 escroll over the same the MottO, " Vincit omnia Veritas." 
 Married, Jan, ao, 1869, Georgina Maria Joanna, dau. of j 
 George Ferguson Cockburn of the Bengal Civil Service 
 (and granddau. of the Rt. Hon. Lord Cockburn of Bonaly, 
 CO. Midlothian); and has Issue — (i) George Cockburn 
 Thomson, Gentleman, b. Feb. 4, 187a; (2) Spencer Aubrey 
 Thomson, Gentleman, b. June 14, 1873; (3) Alan Graham 
 Thomson, Gentleman, b. Oct. 6, 1880; and Ethel Winifred. 
 Residences — Eilean Shona, Acharacle, Inverness-shire; 10, 
 Eglinton Crescent, Edinburgh. Clubs — New University, 
 New (Edinburgh). 
 
 THOMSON (H. Coll.). Or, on a pale nebuly azure, 
 between two eagles close respecting each other sable, a 
 sun in splendour of the field. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon the capital of an 
 Ionic column proper, between four ears of wheat leaved 
 and slipped, two and two or, an eagle close sable. 
 
 Sons of Surg.-Col. Sir George Thomson, K.C.B., of 
 Aberdeen, b. 1843 ; d. 1903 ; m. 1^77, Catherine Mac- 
 Donald, d. of John Ferguson, Advocate, of Aberdeen ; — 
 
 John Ferguson Thomson, Esq., b. 1880, Res. — 14 Mow- 
 bray Road, Upper Norwood, S.E. 
 
 George Macdonald Thomson, Esq., b. 1882. Res, — 
 14 Mowbray Road, Upper Norwood, S.E. 
 
 Alister Ralph Thomson, Esq., b. 1886. Res. — 14 Mow- 
 bray Road, Upper Norwood, S.E. 
 
 (Jlaude Lindsay Thomson, Esq., b. 1888. Res,— 14 Mow- 
 bray Road, Upper Norwood, S.E. 
 
 THOMSON (L.O., 1760). Argent, a stag's head ca- 
 bossed gules, attired with ten tynes or, on a chief wavy 
 azure, a cross crosslet of the first between an anchor in the 
 dexter and a billet in the sinister of the third. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 dexter hand holding stalks of lint under bloom proper. 
 Motto — " Industriae munus." Livery — Grey and silver. 
 Son of George Thomson, M.D., b. 1807 ; d. 1849 ; m. 
 1834, Marion, d. of John Lang: — 
 
 George Graham Thomson, Gentleman, b. 1836; m. 1862, 
 Catherine, d. of James Thomson of London ; and has surv. 
 issue — (i) George Graham Thomson, Gentleman, b. 1863; 
 (2) John Leonard Thomson, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; (3) Robert 
 Dixson Thomson, Gentleman, b. 1880; and Kate Helen 
 Josephine. Res. — 13 Clifford Street, Glasgow. 
 
 THORN-PUDSEY of Seisdon Hall, Staffs. (R.L., 
 1902, H. Coll.). Vert, a chevron between three mullets or, 
 a canton argent, thereon (for distinction) a lozenge sable, 
 charged with a cross crosslet of the second. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cat-a-mountain passant guardant 
 proper, charged on the shoulder (for distinction) with a 
 lozenge or, thereon a cross crosslet vert. Motto — ' ' Fortuna 
 favente." Livery — Dark green. 
 
 Son of late Alfred Onions Thorn of Whitehall, 
 Broseley, Salop, m. Jane Elizabeth, d. of Edward 
 Glover Bartlam, F.R.C.S., of Broseley:— 
 Alfred Henry Thorn-Pudsey, Esq., Solicitor, late Capt. 
 ist Vol. Batt. King's Shropshire L. Inf., b. 1864; m. 1895, 
 Mary Elizabeth, eld. d. and coh. of late George Pudsey 
 Aston-Pudsey, Esq., J. P., of Seisdon Hall ; and has issue — 
 Frances Eileen. Res. — Seisdon Hall, Seisdon, Wolver- 
 hampton. 
 
 EDWARD DENMAN THORNBURGH-CROPPER, 
 Gentleman. Born May 23, 1854, being the second son of 
 Edward Cropper of Swaylands, J. P. cos. Lancaster and 
 Kent, by his third wife Margaret, fourth dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 Thomas, first Lord Denman, and widow of Henry William 
 Macaulay (brother of Lord Macaulay). Armorial bear- 
 ings — Quarterly i and 4, or, two spears in saltire azure, 
 on a chief dovetailed of the last, as many cropper pigeons 
 of the first (for Cropper) ; 2 and 3 ermine, fretty gules, on 
 a chief indented of the last, a fox of the first (for Thorn- 
 burgh) ; and on an escutcheon of pretence the same arms 
 of Thornburgh. Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a rock proper, in front of 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 two spears in saltire azure, a cropper pigeon or (for 
 Cropper) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an heraldic tiger 
 argent, semfe of torteaux, collared and chain reflexed on 
 the back sable, resting the dexter paw on a fret also sable 
 (for Thomburgh). Motto — " Love every man, fear no 
 man." Married, 1874, Virginia Shepherd, dau. of William 
 Thornburgh of Virginia, and consequently assumed by 
 Royal Licence the additional surname of Thornburgh. 
 
 The Right Reverend GEORGE THORNELOE, 
 Bishop of Algoma, in the Province of Ontario, Canada, 
 since 1897. Armorial bearings (of Thorneloe) —Argent, 
 a hawthorne tree eradicated proper between three buckles, 
 the tongues erect sable. [Crest (of Thorneloe) -On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a hawthorn 
 tree eradicated proper, between two buckles as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Deus noster refugium."] Residence — Saulte 
 St. Marie, Algoma, Ontario, Canada. 
 
 THORNEWILL (H. Coll.). Per fesse argent and or, 
 a thistle slipped and leaved proper, between three billets 
 vert. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a rock a thorn tree proper, thereon an 
 escutcheon argent, charged with a hart's head erased also 
 proper. 
 
 Son of late Edward Thornewill, of Dove Cliff, Burton- 
 
 on-Trent :^ 
 Edward John Thornewill Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 Liverpool. 
 
 THORNHILL, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 
 THORNHILL, see BADHAM - THORNHILL, 
 CLARKE-THORNHILL, and M'CREAGH-THORN- 
 HILL. 
 
 THORNHILL [Temp. Edward III., recorded H. Coll., 
 c. 1560). Gules, two bars gemelles and a chief argent. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, the bust of a woman prof>er, vested gules, fimbriated 
 or, crined and ducally crowned also or, issuant from the 
 crown five thorn-leaves vert. Motto — " Be fast." 
 
 Sons of George Thornhill, Esq., of Diddington, J. P. 
 
 and D.L. co. Huntingdon (High Sheriff 1869), b. 1811 ; 
 
 d. 1875; ;«. 1845, Elizabeth Mary, d. of Robert H. 
 
 Wilkinson : — ■ 
 
 Arthur John Thornhill, Esq., J, P., D.L., Huntingdon, 
 
 b. 1850. Livery — Drab coat, yellow waistcoat. Seat — 
 
 Diddington Hall, Buckden. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Francis Herbert William Thornhill, Gentleman, b. 1851 ; 
 m. 1880, Helen Georgina, d. of Rev. Charles Thornhill of 
 Milesdown, co. Louth; and has issue — (i) Noel Thornhill, 
 Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (2) Leslie Thornhill, Gentleman, b. 
 1885. Res. — Vale House, Loose, Maidstone. 
 
 Edmurtd Henry Thornhill, Esq., J.P. Cambs. , MA. ,^. 
 1856; m. 1896, Violet Nina, only d. of late Lieut.-Col. C. 
 H. Campbell, R.A. ; and has issue — (i) Edmund Basil 
 Thornhill, Gentleman, b. 1898 ; (2) Arthur Henry Thornhill, 
 Gentleman, b. 1900; (3) Walter David Thornhill, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1904. Res. — Manor House, Boxworth, Cambridge- 
 shire. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Thornhill of Milesdown, Clerk 
 
 in Holy Orders, sometime Capt. 14th Light Dragoons, 
 
 b. 1812 ; d. 1881 ; in. 1838, Margaret, d. of John 
 
 Woolsey, Esq., of Milestown, Castle Bellingham, 
 
 Ireland, late Capt. in the Army : — 
 
 Col. Charles Thornhill, R.A. (retired), b. 1839; m. 1866, 
 
 Anna Maria, eld. d. of Stephen Charles Moore. Esq., 
 
 D.L. , of Barne, Clonmcl, co. Tipperary ; and has issue — 
 
 (i) Charles John Thornhill, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; (2) 
 
 Stephen Robert Aden Thornhill, Gentleman, b. and d. 
 
 1869. 5tf(i/— Ashling, Denmead, Coshani, Hants. Res. — 
 
 The Crescent, Castle Bellingham. Clubs — Junior Army 
 
 and Navy, Hibernian United. 
 
 Frederick William Thornhill, Esq., B.A. (Trin. Coll. , 
 Dub.), formerly J.P. co. Antrim, b. 1849; m. 20 Nov. 
 1883, at Parish Church, Kensington, Alice Mary, d. of Sir 
 William Howard Russell ; and has issue — Evelyn Con- 
 stance Antoinette, b. 15 Sept. 1885. /?«.— Paget House, 
 Ipswich. Club — Pratt's. 
 
 Francis Evelyn Thornhill, Esq., J.P. co. Kildare, b. 
 1852 ; m. 1879 ; Marjory Anne, d. of John Jameson of St. 
 Marnocks, Malahide, Ireland ; and has issue — (i) John 
 Evelyn Thornhill, Gentleman, Seaforth Highlanders, b. 
 1880; (2) George Robert Thornhill, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; 
 Diones Margaret ; Anne Marjory ; Magdalene ; and Janet 
 Isabella. Res. — 13 Lunden Road, Bedford. 
 
 John Henry Thornhill, Esq., J.P. for Suffolk, b. 1850; m. 
 1888, Rosie, d. of Edmund Fowler of Abberley, Edgbaston ; 
 and has issue — Cecily ; and Muriel. Livery — Red and 
 white. Seat — Plum ton House, Bury St. Edmunds. Clubs 
 — Junior Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 Son of Bryan Thornhill : — 
 Col. Bryan Thornhill, b. . Res. — Bowerham, Craw- 
 ford Rise, Maidenhead. 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Thornhill, M.A. (Camb.) (fourth 
 son of George Thornhill, Esq., J.P. and D.L., M.P.), 
 6. 1822 ; d. 1872 ; m. 1856, Helen Jameson, d. of John 
 Woolsey, Esq., of Milesdown, Castle Bellingham, late 
 Capt. in the Army: — 
 William Blundell Thornhill, Gentleman, b. 1857; tn. 
 1882, Florence Beatrice, eld. d. of Joseph William War- 
 burton by Lady Frances King, d. of the 7th Earl of King- 
 ston ; and has issue — Henry Elliott Blundell Thornhill, 
 Gentleman, b. 1887; and Helen Frances Beatrice. Res. — 
 Castle Cosey, Castle Bellingham, Ireland. 
 
 John Cecil Thornhill, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Rath- 
 mullen, Drogheda. 
 
 Sons of Henry Thornhill, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Reginald Thornhill, Gentleman, b. . Res. — Child's 
 
 Bank, Fleet Street, E.G. 
 
 Alfred Thornhill, Gentleman, b. . Res.— 82 War- 
 
 wick Gardens, W. 
 
 SSiR ANTHONY JOHN COMPTON-THORNHILL, 
 second Baronet, Capt. Prince of Wales' Own Norfolk 
 Art., J.P. Suffolk and Oxon. Born Aug. 2, 1868, being the 
 second but only surviving son of the late Sir Thomas Thorn- 
 hill, Bart., and Katherine Edith Isabella, only child of Richard 
 Hodgson Huntly of Carham Hall, Northumberland. Ar- 
 morial bearings (R. L. 1901)— Quarterly i and 4, per pale 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
 II 
 
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 gules and argent, two bars gcmellcs countcrchanged, on a 
 chief ermine, a fleur-de-lis between two roses of the first 
 (lliomkill, 1885) ; a and 3, per pale indented Si«ble and 
 axure, a lion passant guardant or, gutt^-dc-siing between in 
 chief two helmets and in base a l>eacon fired proper (Comp- 
 ton, 1901), the escutcheon Iwing charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Crests 
 — (1) On a wnath of the colours, in front of a woman's 
 head coup)ed at the shoulders, vested gules, crined, and on 
 the head a crown vallery or, and issuing from thfe crown five 
 Ihom-leaves erect proper, three fleurs-de-lis or (Thomhill) ; 
 (a) on a wreath of the colours, on a rock a beacon fired, m 
 front thereof a helmet all proper (Compton). Motto—" Be 
 fast." Afarrieii, Sept. a, 1891, Ethel Margaret Maria, only 
 dau. of Lieut. -Col. Miller of Shotover, Oxon. ; and has 
 /w«^— Richard Aniliony Compton-Thornhill, Esq., b. June 
 39, 189a. Residence — Shotover Lodge, Oxford. Clubs — 
 Bachelors' and Carlton. 
 
 THORNTON, quartered by ASTELL. COMBER. 
 CONYERS, FOX, DE TRAFFORD, HULLEY, and 
 WELCH-THORNTON. 
 
 THORNTON, see TODD-THORNTON. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir EDWARD THORN- 
 TON, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order 
 of the Bath (Civil Division), Member of His Majesty's 
 Most Honourable Privy Council, second Conde de 
 Cassilhas in the Kingdom of Portugal, Master of Arts 
 and Hon. Fellow of Pembroke Coll. Camb., D.C.L. 
 Oxford, LL.D. (Harvard, U.S.A.). Bom July 13, 1817, 
 being the fifth and only surviving son of the late Right 
 Honourable Sir Edward Thornton, Knight Grand Cross of 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (Civil Division), 
 one of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, who 
 was created Conde de Cassilhas in the Kingdom of Portugal 
 (which title the late Sir Edward was authorised to accept), 
 the limitations thereof extending to three lives. The present 
 Sir Edward was attached to the Mission at Turin, April 
 1842 ; appointed Paid Attach^ at Mexico, February 1845 ; 
 Secretary of the Legation there, December 1851 ; Secretary 
 to Sir Charles Hotham's Special Mission to the River Plate, 
 from April 1852, to October 1853; Charge d' Affaires and 
 Consul-General to Granada in 1854, but before proceeding 
 there was transferred to the Republic of Uruguay ; Minister 
 to the Argentine Confederation, September 1859 ; Minister 
 Plenipotentiary to Brazil, August 1865, and appointed in the 
 same capacity to the Court at Lisbon, September 1867, but 
 instead of proceeding to Portugal, became Envoy Extra- 
 ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Washington ; was 
 AmbassadoratSt.'Petersburg, 1881-1884; at Constantinople, 
 1884-1887. Clubs — Athenaeum, Marlborough, St. James's. 
 Live>y — Dark green with gilt buttons. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Ermine, a chevron sable between three 
 hawthorn trees eradicated proper, a canton or, thereon the 
 Swedish bird Tjader or Cock of the Wood also proper, and 
 en surtout an escocheon of honourable augmentation being 
 or, thereon an arm embowed vested azvffe, cuff gold, the 
 hand supporting a flagstaff, therefrom flowing the Royal 
 Standard of Portugal all proper, the said escocheon en- 
 signed with the coronet of a Conde of Portugal ; the whole 
 vrithin the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath; bearing the motto of the Order, " Tria juncta in 
 uno ; " and the collar, from which is pendent the badge of 
 the said Most Honourable Order. Above is placed a helmet 
 affront^e suitable to his rank, the lambrequin being of sable, 
 lined with argent. On the dexter side is placed, i. the 
 Crest of honourable augmentation, namely, out of the 
 coronet of a Conde of Portugal proper, an arm embowed 
 supporting a flagstaff, therefrom flowing the Royal Standard 
 of Portugal as in the arms ; and in an escroll over the said 
 crest the Motto, "Pro Rege Pio;" and 2. on the sinister 
 side his own family Crest, namely, out of an Eastern crown 
 or, between two dragons' wings, a dragon's head ermine, 
 ducally gorged gold ; and upon an escroll under the arms 
 the Motto, " Fit manus aliena sua." Married, August 15, 
 1854, Mary, vridow of Andrew Melville of Dumfries, and 
 daughter of John Maitland of Edinburgh ; and has had 
 Issue — Edward Thornton, Esquire, born June 19, 1856, 
 died 1904 ; Mary Grace ; and Frances Evelyn. Postal 
 address— t, Tedworth Square, London, S.W. 
 
 THORN! ON (H. Coll.). Quarterly, 1. argent, on a 
 bend gules, three escnrbuncles or (Thornton, c. 1348) ; a. 
 Newnham ; 3. Dacres ; 4. Thornton of Downham ; 5. 
 Ward ; 6. Lee ; 7. Saunders. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, charged on the shoulder with an escar- 
 buncle or. 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Thornton, M.A., of Kingslhorpe 
 Hall, Northants, b. 1806; d. 1881; m. 1846, Anne 
 Georgiana Frances, d. of Gen. Sir William Anson, 
 ist Bart., K.C.B. :— 
 
 Thomas William Thornton, Elsq., J. P. Northants (High 
 Sheriff 1886), late Capt. Northants and Ruiland Mil., b. 
 1850 ; tn. 1883, Evelyn Margaret, d. of Edmund Charles 
 Burton of The Lodge, Daventry ; and has issue— (i) Thomas 
 Anson Thornton, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (2) Ronald Edmund 
 Thornton, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; (3) John Burton Thornton, 
 Gentleman, b. 1891 ; Rosamond Fremeaux ; and Violet 
 Eleanor. 5*a/— Brockhall, nr. Weedon, Northants. Club 
 — Junior Carlton. 
 
 Francis Hugh Thornton, Esq., J. P. Northants, LL.B., 
 Cambs., Barrister-at-Law, b. 1853; m. 1886, Adelaide 
 Ethel, d. of W. Burcliell; and has issue — (i) Henry Gerard 
 Thornton, Genileman,^. 1892; (2) Peter Fremeaux, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1903. /?«.— Kingsthorpe Hall, Northampton. 
 Club — New University. 
 
 ALBERT THORNTON - WODEHOUSE, Esquire, 
 Colonel (retired) Royal Artillery, J. P. co. Devon. Bom 
 1840, being the only son of the late Vice-Admiral the Hon. 
 Edw. Thornton- Wodehouse (third son of the Rt. Hon. the 
 and Baron Wodehouse), by his wife Diana, dau. of Lieut.- 
 Col. Thornton of Falconer's Hall, Yorkshire. Club — 
 United Service. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 sable a chevron or, gutt^e-de-sang, between three cinque- 
 foils ermine, a crescent argent for difference (for Wode- 
 house) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron azure, between thre 
 hawthorn-trees erradicated vert, as many roses of the firstJ 
 barbed and seeded prooer (for Thornton), impaling tb^ 
 arms of Edgcumbe, viz. gules, on a bend ermines, cotised 
 or, three boars' heads argent. Married, 1874, Elizabeth^ 
 Katherine, dau. of the late Hon. George Edgcumbe. Resi- 
 dence — 4 Wingfield Villas, Stoke, Devonport. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD THORNYCROFT, Esquire, 
 J. P. cos. Chester and Flint. Bom May 19, 1849, being the . 
 eldest son of Rev. John Thornycroft of Thornycroft Hall, 
 J. P., MA., by his wife Charlotte Blanche, dau. of John , 
 Beaumont Swete of Oxton Hall. Armorial healings- j 
 (Reg. 1831, orig. granted 1687) — Vert, a mascle or, be- 
 tween tour crosses crosslet argent. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mural crown gules, 
 a falcon volant proper, jessed, membered, and beaked or, 1 
 between two palm-branches or. Married, 1875, Edithj 
 Frances Louisa, youngest dau. of Francis Joseph Cresswell^' 
 and Charlotte his wife, dau. of Rt. Hon. fourth Baron 
 Calthorpe of King's Lynn, Norfolk; and has Issue — (i)j 
 Charles Mytton Tiiornycroft, Gentleman, b. Aug. 6, 1879 i^ 
 (2) Francis John Mytton Thornycroft, Gentleman, b. 1886 ; 
 Muriel Blanche ; Ruth Edith Sophia ; Gwendolin Agnes ; 
 and Frederica Frances. Seat — Thornycroft Hall, Chelford, 
 Cheshire. 
 
 THORNYCROFT (R.L., 29 Oct. 1831; original grant, 
 1687). Vert, a mascle or, between four crosses crosslet 
 argent. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a mural crown 
 gules, a falcon volant proper, jessed, membered, and 
 beaked or, between two palm-branches gold. 
 
 Son of Rev. John Mytton Thornycroft, 1856-1886; m. 
 1883, Frances, d. of Rev. John Penrose of Woodhill, 
 CO. Cork : — 
 John Ralph Thornycroft, Gentleman, b. 1886. Res. — 
 
 Sir JOHN ISAAC THORNYCROFT, Knight, F.R.S., 
 LL.D. Born 1843, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Thornycroft of Gawsworth , Cheshire, by his wife Mary , second 
 dau. of John Francis of Thornham. Armorial bearings 
 — Per pale vert and azure, four mascles interlaced in fesse 
 or, between four cross crosslets saltireways argent. Mant- 
 ling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 the battlements of a tower gules, a falcon rising proper, 
 belled and jessed or, the whole between two branches of a 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 thorn-tree also or. Motto — " Fortis qui sevincit." Mar- 
 ried, 1871, Blanch Ada, second dau. of Frederick Coules of 
 Gloucester; and has /wwe- (i) John Edward Thornycroft, 
 
 Marguerite \m. Hon. Maurice R. Gifford, C.M.G., and has 
 issue]. 5e(j^ — Boothby Hall, Grantham. 
 
 MONTAGUE THOROLD, Esquire. Bom August 23, 
 1845, being the second son of Sir John Charles Thorold, 
 eleventh Baronet, by his wife Elizabeth Frances, daughter 
 of the late Colonel Thomas Blackborne Thornton-Hildyard 
 of Flintham, in the county of Nottingham. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, three goats salient 
 argent ; and for his Crest, a roebuck passant ermine, attired 
 or; with the Motto, " Cervus non servus." Married, July 
 2, 1881, Emmeline Laura, otherwise Baroness Rivers [to 
 whom refer], daughter of Captain John Pownall William 
 Bastard, and widow of the Right Honourable Horace Pitt- 
 Rivers, sixth and last Baron Rivers. Postal address — 47 
 Wilton Crescent, London, S.W. 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES FENWICK THORP of Ryton, 
 CO. Durham, Vicar of Beadnell, Northumberland. Born 1858, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Thorp of Ryton, 
 sometime Vicar of EUingham, by his wife Isabella Frances, 
 only dau. of Andrew Robert Fenwick of Whitton, Northum- 
 berland. Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and or, 
 within an orle often fleurs-de-lis azure, a lion rampant gules, 
 gorged with a plain collar and pendent therefrom an es- 
 cutcheon of the second, charged with a cross pat^e quadrate 
 of the fourth. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, 
 holding in tiie dexter paw a fleur-de-lis azure, gorged with a 
 plain collar, and pendent therefrom an escutcheon as in the 
 arms. Postal addiess — Beadnell Vicarage, near Chathill, 
 Northumberland. 
 
 EDWARD ELLERTON ELLERTON - THORP. 
 Gentleman. Born Jan. 18, 1851, being the second son of 
 Rev. Charles Thorp, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 Rector of Nymphsfield, Glos. , by his wife Jane Ellerton, 
 dau. of Thomas Hubbuck of London. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a fesse indented azure, between two reindeers' 
 beads caboshed in chief proper and a trefoil slipped in base 
 vert, a reindeer's head caboshed between two trefoils slipped 
 or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a reindeer lodged proper, holding in the mouth 
 a trefoil slipped vert, and resting the dexter leg on an escut- 
 
 Esq., b. 1872; (2) Thomas Thornycroft, Esq., b. 1882; 
 Edith Alice ; Blanch Coules ; Mary Beatrix ; Ada Frances ; 
 and Eldred Elizabeth. Residences — Steyne, Isle of Wight ; 
 Eyot Villa, Chiswick, London, W. Club — St. Stephen's. 
 
 WILLIAM HAMO THORNYCROFT, Esquire, R.A., 
 Hon. Member of Royal Academy, Munich. Borri 
 March 9, 1850, being the second son of the late Thomas 
 Thornycroft of Gawsworth, Cheshire, by his wife Mary, 
 second dau. of John Francis of Thornham. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale vert and azure, four mascles inter- 
 laced in fesse or, between four cross crosslets saltireways 
 argent, a crescent for difference. Mantling vert and or. 
 Crest^On a wreath of the colours, upon the battlements of 
 a tower gules, a falcon rising proper, belled and jessed or, 
 the whole between two branches of a thorn-tree also or. 
 Motto — "Fortis qui se vincit." Married Agatha, second 
 dau. of Homersham Cox, Tonbridge ; and has Issue — 
 Oliver Thornycroft, Gentleman, i5. 1885; Joan; Rosalind; 
 and Elfrida. Residences— ■lA Melbury Road, Kensington ; 
 and "One Oak," Redington Road, Hampstead, London, 
 N,W. C/«^— Athenaeum. 
 
 THOROLD, see GRANT-THOROLD. 
 
 CECIL THOROLD, Esquire, late Capt. ist Life Guards. 
 Born 1846, being the third son of the late Sir John Charles 
 Thorold, Bart., by his wife Elizabeth Frances, dau. of Col. 
 Hildyard of Flintham, Notts. Livery— 'Rhie.. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, three goats salient avant. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 roebuck passant argent, attired or. Motto — " Cervus non 
 servus." Married, 1875, Annie Charlotte, dau. of the late 
 Gieneral Edward Stopford Claremont, C. B. ; and has Issue — 
 
 cheon of the arms. Motto — "Semper fidelis." Married, 
 Jan. 3, 1884, Florence Jane, dau. of Rev. William Gore 
 Lyster of Gasp6, Province of Quebec, Canada ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Edward Ellerton Ellerton-Thorp, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 24, 1885 ; (2) William Lyster Ellerton-Thorp, Gentle- 
 
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 late Theoilore Thring, Esq., of Alford House, Somerset, 
 H.A. , J. P., D.L. , IX'puty-Chairinan of Quarter Sessions, 
 R\rrister-at-l^\v, and lalo Commissioner of Bankruptcy at 
 Liverpool, bv his wife Julia lane, fourth dau. of William 
 Mills of Sax'ham Hall. SutToik. C/»*— Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. Armorial bearinfi:s — Erminois, on a fesse plain 
 azure, another wavy or, charged with three escallops sable, 
 a bordure inwcted gules. Mantling azun' and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a cock per pale or and gules, 
 charged with two escallops counterchanged, in the beak an 
 ear of barley proper. Married, 1890, Malx>l, only dau. of 
 I. D. Sherston, Esq., J. P., of Evercnwch, Somerset; and 
 has Issue — Winifred May; .ind Ethel. Seat — Alford 
 House, near Castle Gary, Somerset. 
 
 JOHN GALE THRING, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab.). 
 Bom Oct. I, 1854, l)eing the elder son of the late Rev. 
 Edward Thring, M.A. (King's Coll., Camb.), Head Master 
 of Uppingham School, by his wife Caroline Marie Louise, 
 dau. of the late Karl Johann Koch of Bonn-on-lhe- Rhine. 
 Armorial bearings (Her.ilds* College, 1798)— Erminois, 
 
 on a fesse plain azure, another wavy or, charged with 
 three escallops sable, a bordure invected gules. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 cock per pale or and gules, charged with two escallops 
 countercharged, in the beak an ear of barley profjer. 
 Residence — Farleigh, Uppingham, Rutland. Club — Oxford 
 and Cambridge. 
 
 LAWRENCE THEODORE THRING, Gentleman, 
 M..A. Oxon. Bom April 16, 1863, being the fifth son of 
 the late Theodore Thring, Esq., of Alford House, Somerset, 
 B.A., J. P., D.L. , Deputy-Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 
 Barrister-at-Law, and late Commissioner of Bankruptcy at 
 Liverpool, by his wife Julia Jane, fourth dau. of William 
 Mills of Saxham Hall, Suffolk. Club — New University. 
 Armorial bearings — Erminois, on a fesse plain azure, 
 another wavy or, charged with three escallops sable, a bor- 
 dure invected gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a cock per pale or and gules, 
 charged wi*h two escallops counterchanged, in the beak an 
 ear of barley proper. Postal address — New University Club. 
 
 THRING (H. Coll., 1798). Erminois, on a fesse plain 
 azure, another wavy or, charged with three escallops sable, 
 a bordure invected gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wTeath of the colours, a cock per pale or and gules, 
 charged with two escallops counterchanged, in the beak 
 an ear of barley proper. 
 
 Son of Rev. Godfrey Thring, *. 1823; rf. 1903; m. 
 
 1870, Mary Jane, d. of Charles Pinney of Clifton, 
 
 Bristol:— 
 I^onard Godfrey Pinney Thring, b. 1873; m. 1904, 
 Harriett Edith, d. of late Col. Howard, R.A. Seat— 
 Plonck's Hill, Shamley Green, Guildford. Post add.— 
 Bathampton House, nr. Bath. 
 
 TAMES WILLIAM THOMAS THUNDER, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. Meath. Horn April 21, 1848, being the third 
 surviving son of the late Michael Thunder, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Meath, by his wife Charlotte, onlv dau. of 
 the late General D.ilton. I.it'ery White and black, with 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings Argent, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three trumpets sable, a mullet of the 
 first, and impahng the arms of Plowden, namely azure, 
 a fesse dancett<5e, the two upper points terminating in 
 fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest On 
 a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm projxjr, grasping a 
 trumpet sable. Motto -" Certavi et vici. " Married, July 
 16, 1873, Laura Mary, youngest dau. of the late William 
 Henry Plowden, Esq., of Plowden Hall, J. P. .and D.L. for 
 CO. Salop; and \\as Issue (i) Cyril Joseph Thunder, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 27, 1875 ; (2) Bernard William Thunder, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 15, 1877 ; (3) Wilfrid Michael Thunder, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 15, 1881 ; Hilda Mary ; Constance 
 Maria ; and Mary Annette. Residence — Bellewstown 
 House, Drogheda. 
 
 MICHAEL HARMAN D'ALTON THUNDER, 
 Esquire, J. P., late Lieut. s8th Regt. Bom 1842, being the 
 second son of the late Michael Thunder, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L., High Sheriff 1850, by his wife Charlotte Mary, 
 da\i. of Col. Denis H. D'Alton, H.E.I.C.S. Armorial 
 bearing^ .Argent, on a chevron engrailed, between three 
 trumpets sable, a mullet of the first, impaling the arms of 
 Knill, namely gules, sem(Se of crosses botonn(k! fitch^ 
 and a lion rampant all or, on a chief of the last a fasces 
 fesseways, head to the dexter all proper. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm proper, grasping a. trumpet sable. Motto— "Certavi 
 et vici." Married, 1878, Mary, eldest dau. of Sir Stuart 
 Knill, Bart. ; and has Issue — (1) Stuart Harman Joseph 
 Thunder, Gentleman, Lieut, ist Batt. Northamptonshire 
 Regt. , b. 1879 ; (2) Francis Dalton Thunder, Gentleman, b. 
 1885, d. March 8, 1887. 5*a/-Seneschalstown, co. Meath. 
 
 PATRICK THUNDER, Esq., J.P. and D.L. co. Meath. 
 Born Jan. 21, 1838, being the eldest son of Michael Thunder, 
 Esq., of Lagore, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1850, by his 
 wife Charlotte Mary, dau. of Colonel Denis H. D'Alton, 
 H.E.I.C.S. Armorial bearing^s— Argent, on a chevron 
 engrailed, between three trumjjets sable, a mullet of the 
 first. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm proper, grasping a 
 trumpet sable. Motto — " Certavi et vici. " Married, 1871, 
 Mary Anne, youngest dau. of Peter de Penthony O' Kelly 
 of Barretstown, co. Kildare ; and has Issue — Michael Pen- 
 thony Thunder, Gentleman, 6. 1874; and Mary Anne Char- 
 lotte. Seat — Lagore, near Dunshaughlin, co. Meath. 
 
 THURCASTON, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 CECIL FIENNES THURSBY, Esquire, C.B., Com- 
 mander R.N. Bom Jan. 17, 1861, being the second son 
 of the Rev. Walter Thursby, by his wife Mary Catherine 
 Louisa, only child of the Rev. Thomas Stephen Hodges, 
 Rector of Little Waltham, Essex. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a chevron between three lions rampant sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant sable, holding a battle-axe erect or. 
 Married, Sept. 14, 1899, Constance Ann, dau. of Cressett 
 Thursby-Pelham. Residence — 
 
 CHARLES RADCLIFFE THURSBY. Gentleman. 
 Born Dec. 31, 1857, being the sixth son of the late Rev, 
 Matthew William Frederic Thursby, by his wife Elizabeth 
 Sophia, only dau. of Thomas Beckwith of Eaton Place, 
 London. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron between 
 three lions rampant sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable 
 holding a battle-axe erect or. Married, June 12, 1888, 
 Alice, dau. of Albert Brisbane of New York. Residence — 
 
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 FORTESCUE THURSBY. Gentleman. Bom June 
 V7, 1855, being the fourth but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Rev. Matthew William Frederic Thursby. by his wife 
 Elizabeth Sophia, only dau. of Thomas Beckwith of Eaton 
 Place. London. Armortal bearings— Argent, a chevron 
 between three lions rampant sable. M an t lin g sable and 
 argent. OrMt On a wreath of the colours, a lion ram- 
 pant sable, holding a battle-axe erect or. Residence — 
 
 FRANCIS DEHANEY THURSBY. Gentleman. Born 
 Aug. ao. 1858. being the eldest and only surviving son of 
 the late Francis Thursby. Gentleman, by his wife hlirabeth 
 VVilholniina, only child and heir of T. Dehaney. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, a chevron between three lions rampant 
 sable. M fr"*""g sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion rampant sable, holding a battle-axe 
 erect or. Residence — 
 
 FREDERICK CHARLES NEVILLE GOSPATRICK 
 THURSBY, Gentleman. Bom Jan. 3, 1895, being the 
 only son of the late Percy Thursby, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Litiie, eldest dau. of T. Braddock. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a chevron between three lions rampant sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest - On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant sable, holding a battle-axe erect or. 
 
 The Rev. HERBERT EDWARD THURSBY, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of Castle Rising with Roydon, 
 King's Lynn, Norfolk. Bom Nov. 9, 1858, being the 
 eldest son of the late Rev. Walter Thursby, by his wife 
 Mary Catherine Louisa, only child of the Rev. Thomas 
 Stephen Hodges, Rector of Little Waltham, Essex. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, a chevron between three lions 
 rampant sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, holding a 
 battle-axe erect or. Married, Aug. 29, 1889, Elinor 
 Eulalia, dau. of Samuel Martyn, M.D. ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Walter Thursby, Gentleman, b. July 29, 1890; (2) Miles 
 Herbert Thursby, Gentleman, b. Aug. 17, 1893 ; (3) Samuel 
 James Thursby, Geutleman, b. Sept. 25, 1902 ; Katharine 
 Gwenllian ; Dorothy Guenilda ; Mary Victoria ; and Marjorie 
 Christina Emelie. Postal address — Castle Rising, Norfolk. 
 
 HUGH THURSBY, Gentleman. Bom Oct. 27, 1862, 
 being the third son of the late Rev. Walter Thursby, by 
 his wife Mary Catherine Louisa, only child of the Rev. 
 Thomas Stephen Hodges, Rector of Little Waltham, Essex. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron between three lions 
 rampant sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, holding a 
 battle-axe erect or. Married, July 4, 1888, Lucy Adeline, 
 dau. of Abdy Williams ; andhas/wK? — (1) Charles Pelham 
 Thursby, Gentleman, b. Sept. 14, 1900; and Phyllis Cecil. 
 
 SSiR JOHN HARDY THURSBY, 1st Baronet (1887), 
 J. P. CO. Lancaster, D.L. for the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster. Born Aug. 31, 1826, being the son of the late 
 Rev. William Thursby, by his wife Eleanor Mary, dau. of 
 Col. Hargreaves of Ormerod House, Burnley. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron between three lions rampant 
 sable ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a Baronet. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a curlew with wings expanded argent, 
 beak and legs proper. MottO— "In silentio fortitude." 
 Married, firstly, April 21, i860, Clara, youngest dau. of Col. 
 Williams, Royal Engineers, and niece of Mr. Justice Wil- 
 liams, by whom (who died March 21, 1867) he had Issue — 
 John Ormerod Scarlett Thursby, Esq., of Bank Hall, co. 
 Lancaster, J. P., *. April 27, 1861 {m., Nov. 28, 1888, Ella 
 Beatrice, dau. of Col. Crosse of Shaw Hill, and has, Clara] ; 
 Violet [m., Feb. 19, 1889, Willoughby Aston Littledale, 
 youngest son of Henry Anthony Littledale of Bolton Hall, co. 
 York, and has, Eleanor Violet]. He married secondly, Nov. 
 26, 1868, Louisa Harriet, dau. of Col. Smyth of Heath Hall, 
 M. P. ; and has Issue — George James Thursby, Esq. , b. Nov. 
 17, 1869 [m., Dec. II, 1894, Mary Augusta, elder dau. of 
 Thomas Hardcastle, Esq., J. P., of Bradshaw Hall, Bolton- 
 le-Moors]; and Mary Eleanor. Seats— Orm&roA House, 
 Burnley ; Holmhurst, Christchurch, co. Southampton ; Pan- 
 mure House, Carnoustie, N.B. Residence -y; Ennismore 
 Gardens, S.W, Clubs — Carlton and Yorkshire. 
 
 PERCY THURSBY. Gentleman. Born Feb. 4, 1851, 
 being the eldest son of the late Rev, Matthew William 
 
 Frederic Thursby, by his wife Emily, dau. of Matthew 
 Fortescue of Stephenstown, co. I^uth. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a chevron between three lions rampant sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant sable, holding a battle-axe erect 
 or. Married, Nov. 2, 1891, Lizzie, eldest dau. of T. Brad- 
 dock. Residence— 
 
 JAMES AUGUSTINE HARVEY THURSBY-PEL 
 HAM, Esq., J. P. for cos. Salop and Warwick, D.L. co. 
 Salop (High Sheriff 1901), Lord of the Manors of 
 Clee, Felhampton, Holgate, Upton Cressett, and Cound. 
 Born Jan. 21, 1869, being the second and only surviving 
 son of Walter Thursby-Pelham, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Emily Sarah Fitzgerald, eldest dau. of the Hon. James Butler 
 (and granddau. of James, 22n(l Lord Dunboyne). Livery — 
 Blue, and red piping. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 4, counter-quartered i. and iiii. , azure, three pelicans argent, 
 vulning themselves proper; ii. and iii. gules, two belts in 
 pale issuing from the base argent, with buckles and studs 
 or (for Pelham) ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron between three 
 lions rampant sable (for Thursby). Maniling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a peacock in his pride argent (for Pelham) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a curlew with wings expanded argent, 
 beak and legs proper. Mottoes — " Vincit amor patrias " (for 
 Pelham) ; " In silentio fortitude " (for Thursby). Married, 
 1890, Alice, youngest dau. of Admiral Sir Arthur Farqnhar, 
 K. C. B. , of Drum-na-gesk, Aboyne, co. Aberdeen ; and has 
 Issue — Mary Audley Nina ; and Emily Synolda. Seats — 
 Coimd Hall, and Harnage House, near Shrewsbury ; Fel- 
 hampton Court, Church Stretton ; Upton Cressett, Holgate, 
 and Clee, all in co. Salop; Manor House, Kineton, War- 
 wickshire. Residences — Cound, Shrewsbury, Manor House, 
 Kineton, Warwickshire. Clubs — Arthur's, White's, Hur- 
 lingham. 
 
 THURSFIELD. Azure, a lion rampant or, charged 
 with a crescent issuant therefrom a mullet of the field, in 
 
 chief a mullet between two crescents and the like in base ?| 
 of the second. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a horse's head erased 
 sable, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert, a 
 mullet between two crescents fessewise or. Motto — 
 " Certavi et vici." 
 
 Son of William Thursfield, b. 1795 ; d. 1866; m. 1837, 
 
 Anne, d. of Edward Eddowes of Minsterley, Salop : — 
 
 Thomas Howells Thursfield, Esq., J. P. co. Salop and 
 
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 for the borough of Wenlock, d. 13 Apl. 1838; m. 15 June 
 1865, Ella, eld. d. of Charles Stanier of Uppington, co. 
 Salop. J?es. and Estate — The Grange, Much Wenlock, 
 Shropshire. 
 
 BASSET THURSTON, Esquire. Born Sept. 18, 1891. 
 being the third and youngest son of the late Sir John Bates 
 Thurston, K.C.M.G., F.R.G.S., &c.. Governor of Fiji, 
 High Commissioner and Commander-in-Chief for the 
 Western Pacific, by his wife Amelia, dau. of John Berry 
 of Albuiy, New South Wales. Armorial bearings — Sable, 
 three mullets of six points in fesse, between three bugle- 
 horns stringed or, banded azure. Mantling' sable and or. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a stork proper, 
 resting the dexter claw upon a mullet as in the arms, sur- 
 mounted by a rainbow issuing from the clouds also proper. 
 
 EDWARD THOMAS THURSTON, Esquire. Born 
 June 4, 1889, being the second son of the late Sir John 
 Bates Thurston, Knight Commander of the Most Dis- 
 tinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, F. R.G.S., 
 &c. , Governor of Fiji and High Commissioner and Com- 
 mander-in-Chief for the Western Pacific, by his wife Amelia, 
 dau. of John Berry of Albury, New South Wales. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, three mullets of six points in 
 fesse, between three bugle-horns stringed or, banded azure. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a stork proper, resting the dexter claw upon a 
 mullet as in the arms, surmounted by a rainbow issuing 
 from clouds also proper. Residence — 
 
 JOHN HORATIO THURSTON, Esquire. Born Oct. 
 20, 1887, being the eldest son of the late Sir John Bates 
 Thurston, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished 
 Order of St. Michael and St. George, F.R.G.S., F.L.S., 
 
 &c. , Governor of Fiji, High Commissioner and Comr.-in- 
 Chief for the Western Pacific, by his wife Amelia, dau. of 
 John Berry of Albury, New South Wales. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, three mullets of six points in fesse, between 
 
 three bugle-horns stringed or, banded azure. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a stork 
 proper, resting the dexter claw upon a mullet as in the arms, 
 surmounted by a rainbow issuing from clouds also proper. 
 Estates — St. Heliers, Taviuni ; Thornbury, Viti Levu ; all 
 in Fiji. Postal address— Residence — 
 
 THWENG, quartered by WITHAM. 
 
 THWENGE, quartered by WESTROPP. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER THYNNE, 
 Master of Arts, Honorary Canon and Treasurer of 
 Truro Cathedral, Rector of Kilkhampton, J. P. co. Corn- 
 wall, Chaplain to the Bishop of Truro, and Proctor 
 in Convocation. Born Nov. 9, 1832, being the second 
 son of the Rev. John Thynne, commonly known as the 
 Rev. Lord John Thynne, D.D. , Canon and Sub- Dean 
 of Westminster, by his wife Anne Constantia, dau. of 
 the Rev. Charles Cobbe Beresford. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly 1 and 4, barry of ten or and sable; 2 and 3 
 argent, a lion rampant, tail nowed and erected gules. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a reindeer statant or, collared sable ; 
 with the Motto, "J'ay bonne cause." Married, June 28, 
 1859, Gwenllian Elizabeth Fanny Isabel, daughter of 
 Russell Kendall; and has Issue — (i) William Francis Gran- 
 ville Thynne, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; (2) John Granville 
 Thynne, Gentleman, b. 1865 [married, and has issue] ; 
 
 (3) Arthur Granville Thynne, Gentleman, b. 1867 [married] ; 
 
 (4) Denis Granville Thynne, Gentleman, Lieut. Royal N,avy, 
 b. 1875, became a Midshipman 1892 ; (5) Richard Granville 
 Thynne, Gentleman, b. 1878; (6) Hugh Edward Granville 
 Thynne, (jcntleman, b. 1881 ; Sophie Gwenllian Granville ; 
 Mary Granville ; Anne Constantia Granville ; Grace Gran- 
 ville ; and Margaret Ethel Granville. Postal address — 
 Penstowe, Kilkhampton, Bude, Cornwall. Club — Authors'. 
 
 CHARLES ERNEST THYNNE, Esquire, Barrister-at- 
 Law, and Assistant Solicitor to H.M. Customs. Born Feb. 
 26, 1849, being the second but only surviving son of the Rev. 
 Charles Thynne, commonly known as the Rev. Lord Charles 
 Thynne, by'his wife Harriet Frances, dau. of the Right 
 Rev. Richard Bagot, Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, barry of ten or and sable ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant, 
 tail nowed and erected gules. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 reindeer statant or, collared sable; with the Motto, "J'ay 
 bonne cause." Married, June 8, 1880, Annie Harriet, 
 dau. of Sir Francis Seymour Haden, Bart., F. R.C.S., 
 President of the Royal Society of Painters and Etchers ; 
 and has Issue — Roger Charles Seymour Thynne, Esq., b. 
 Jan. 19, 1885 ; and Mary Harriet. Postal address— lo^ 
 Queen's Gate, S.W. Club — United University. 
 
 Major -General Sir REGINALD THOMAS 
 THYNNE, K.C.B., Grenadier Guards 1862-89, A.A.G 
 South Africa, D. A.G. Malta, A.A.G. Home District, General 
 commanding North-Eastern District 1894- 1902. Born 
 1843, being the son of the late Lord John Thynne, D.D., 
 by his wife Anne Constantia, dau. of the Rev. Charles 
 Cobbe Beresford. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 barry of ten or and sable ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion rampant, 
 tail nowed and erect gules. Upon the escutcheon, from 
 which is pendent his badge as a Knight Commander of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or. Crest — 
 Upon a wreath of the colours, a reindeer statant or, collared 
 sable. Married, 1890, Louise, dau. of the late Douglas 
 Dubois, and widow of Major William Ewing ; and has Issue 
 living— Katharine Angela, and Beatrix EUaine. Post. add. 
 —24 Park Crescent, W. Clubs— Gazxds' , Travellers'. 
 
 SJOHN BORLASE MAUNSELL TIBBITS, Esq., 
 J. P., D.L., and Lord of the Manor and Hundred of 
 Rothwell, formerly Captain 12th Lancers. Born 1822, being 
 the fourth son of Col. Thomas Philip Maunsell, M.P. , of 
 Thorpe Malsoi co. Northampton, by his wife the Hon. 
 Caroline Elizabeth Cockayne; and assumed the surname 
 and arms of Tibbits, by Royal License, 1858. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine three cats passant 
 
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 fiardani uure (for Tibbits) ; a and 3 argent, a chevron be- 
 twwn three maunches sable (Tor Maiinsell) ; and the same 
 i of Tibbits upon nn escutcheon of pretence. MantUsg 
 I and argent ; and for his OrAstS, i. upon a wre.ith of the 
 eolours, a demi-cnt mmpant guardant azure (for Tibbits); 
 3. upon a wreath of the colours, a falcon rising proper (for 
 Maunsell). Married, June 17, 1858, Marv Isabella. Vis- 
 countess Hood, dau. and heir of Richard John Tibbits, 
 Esq., of Barton Seagfrave, and widow of Viscount Hood. 
 .Sm/^— Barton Seagrave, and RothwellGrange, nr. Kettering. 
 
 TICHBORNE. quartered by MONTGOMERY. 
 
 TICHMERSH. quartered by FOX. 
 
 EDWARD JAMES TICKELL, Esquire. D.S.O., Major 
 14th Hussars, J. P. co. Kildare. Bom Feb. 9, 1861, being 
 the eldest son of the late Commander Thomas Tickell, R. N,. 
 by his wife Louisa Emily, eldest dau. of Rev. James T. C. 
 Saunders. Armorial bearlngrs— Quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 a maunch argent ; 2. sable, on a bend argent, three escallops 
 gules ; 3. gules, a saltire or (for Eustace). Mantling gules 
 and argent. 0T6Bt — On a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 coupcd below the elbow and erect, vested gules, charged 
 with three fleurs-de-lis or, cuffed argent, holding; in the 
 hand proper a fleur-de-lis gold. Motto — "Vita posse 
 priore frui.'* Married, 1902, Eliza, dau. of Major Thomas 
 Maxwell, R.M., Natal. Estate— Co. Kildare. Residence 
 — The Lypiatts, Cheltenham. Clubs — Naval and Military, 
 Cavalry, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 TICKLE (H. Coll.). Per pale gules and sable, a 
 maunch argent, on a chief arched or, two crosses moline 
 sable. M^ntUng gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a dexter arm embowed vested gules, the 
 upper part encircled by an annulet and charged with three 
 fleurs-de-lis or, the hand proper, grasping a cross moline 
 also or. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Japheth Tickle, Gentleman, b. . .^«.— Montpelier 
 Road. Brighton ; HoUycroft, Homersham Road, Norbiton ; 
 Crown Court, Cheapside, E.G. 
 
 RICHARD HENRY TIDSWELL. Esquire, J.P. co. 
 Suffolk, Barrister-at-Law. Born Dec. 27, 1848, being the 
 
 C"/«*j— United University, Wellington. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms: Party per pale, un the dexter 
 side, azure, two lx;ndlets nebuly or, gutt6e-de-poix. Iiclwecii 
 four escallops argent, three in chief and one in ixise, im- 
 paling on the sinister side the arms of Brooke, namely 
 argent, a cross nebuly per pale gules and sable, in the first 
 and fourth quarters a boar s head erased of the last ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-linti 
 rampant per pale nebuly or and azure, holding in the 
 dexter paw a cross moline and resting the sinister upwn an 
 escallop of the last ; with the Motto, " Certum pete hnem." 
 Married, June ai, 1876, Helen Maud, daughter ol John 
 William Brooke. Esquire, of Siblon Park, in the county of 
 Suffolk, Justice of the Peace and Deuuty-Lieulenant ; and 
 has Issue — Cecil Robert Tidswell, Cientleman. born 1880 ; 
 Maud Elizabeth ; Jannette Katharine ; Eleanor ; Margaret 
 Aline ; Alice Constance ; and Emily Beatrice, fistate — \\:\~. 
 property in the parishes of Greeting and Coddenham, in 
 the county of Suffolk. Postal addresses — Bosmere Hall, 
 Needham Market, Suffolk ; 49 Wilton Crescent, London , 
 S.W. 
 
 ROBERT INGHAM TIDSWELL, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. of Gloucester (High Sheriff 1899). M.A. of 
 the University of Oxford, Barrister-at-Law. Born 1846, 
 being the elder son of the late Robert 'Tidswell of Denmark 
 Hill, London, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph 
 Ingham of Leeds. Club — United University. Armorial 
 bearlngrs — He bears for Arms : Azure, two bendlets nebtily 
 
 second son of Robert Tidswell of Denmark Hill. London, 
 by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Ingham of Leeds. 
 
 or, gutt6e-de-poix, between four escallops argent, three in 
 chief and one in base ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant per pale nebuly or and 
 azure, holding in the dexter paw a cross moline and resting 
 the sinister upon an escallop both of the last. Married, 
 April II, 1883, Aline (who died March 29. 1884), dau. off 
 the Rev. Maurice William Ferdinand St. John, B. D., CancMH 
 of Gloucester ; and has Issue — A dau. , Aline. He marriedfl 
 secondly. Jan. 30, 1894, Katharine Anne, youngest dau. of 
 the late John Curtis Hayward of Qucdgeley House, in the 
 CO. of Gloucester. Estate and postal address — Haresfield 
 Court, Stonehouse, in the co. of Gloucester. 
 
 TIFFIN, quartered by IRWIN. 
 
 TIGHE, see BUNBURY-TIGHE. 
 
 S Lieutenant-Colonel JAMES STUART TIGHE, 
 late Major 8th Madras Cavalry, J. P. and D. L. for co. 
 Wicklow, High Sheriff 1876, and Lt.-Col. retired. Born 
 1831, being the second son of the late Daniel Tighe of 
 Rossanagh, by liis wife Frances, dau. of the Hon. Sir 
 Edward Crofton, 3rd Bart. Armorial bearings — Per 
 chevron embattled argent and sable, nine crosses crosslet, 
 five in saltire in chief, and four in cross in base counter- 
 
 Is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 1357 
 
 changed. Maoatling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased proper, gorged 
 with a plain collar azure, thereon a cross crosslet or, 
 between two bezants. Motto — "Summum nee metuam 
 diem nee optem." Married, 1857, Charlotte, youngest 
 dau. of the Very Rev. John T. de Burgh of Oldtown, Dean 
 of Cloyne ; and has with other /ssue--{i) Walter Stuart 
 Tighe, Gentleman, late Lieut. Wicklow Art. Mil., i. 1861 
 [m., 1894, Adelaide Margaret, dau. of Major David Philip 
 Brown, 7th Hussars] ; (2) Wilfred Tighe, Gentleman, d. 
 1868 [m., 1898, Lucy Emily, dau. of F. J. Lewin, Esq., 
 D. L. , of Castle Grove, co. Galway ; and has issue, Daniel 
 Charles Frederick]. Seat — Rossanagh, Ashford, co. 
 Wicklow. 
 
 sable, three mullets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a dexter 
 hand couped proper, grasping a mascle in bend sinister 
 sable. Motto — "Audi, vide, sile." Married, July 25, 
 1859, Ehza Scott, dau. of Gen. George Palmer Whish, 
 Bengal Staff Corps; and has had Issue -{1) Henry Percy 
 Tillard, Gentleman, b. April 17, i860; (2) Philip George 
 Tillard, Gentleman, R.N., b. Jan. 30, 1862; (3) Robert 
 Penton Tillard, Gentleman, b. Oct. 31, 1866; (4) Arthur 
 Basil Tillard, Esq., D.S.O., Lieut. LS.C, b. June 10, 
 1870 ; Emily Mabel [fn. W. B. de Win ton] ; Constance 
 Gertrude, d. unm. 1866 ; Florence Mary \m. Major R. T. 
 Crowther, LC.S.]. Residence — Caerlaverock, Ootacamund, 
 Madras. 
 
 CHARLES TILLARD,'Gentleman. Bor?t April 18, 1851, 
 being the second son of the Rev. Richard Henry Tillard, 
 M.A., Rector of Blakeney, co. Norfolk, by his wife Anna, 
 second dau. of Rev. Joseph Cottcrill. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a pale per pale dancettte point in point gules and 
 azure, between two mascles in fesse sable, three mullets or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a de.xter hand couped proper, 
 grasping a mascle in bend sinister sable. Motto^"Audi, 
 vide, sile." Married, Aug. 28, 1879, Annie Theresa, dau. 
 of Rev. E. W. Dowel), Vicar of Dunton ; and has Issue ^ 
 (i) Elliot Dowell Tillard, Gentleman, b. July 22, 1880; (2) 
 Arthur Kenneth Tillard, Gentleman, b. May i, 1882; (3) 
 Stephen Dowell Tillard, Gentlemen, b. May 17, 1884; Ruth 
 Mary ; Theresa Norah ; and Bertha Elizabeth. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY TH.LARD, Esquire, Col. late 40th 
 Madras N. Inf. Born May 25, 1840, being the second son 
 of the late Rev. James Arthur Tillard, M.A. (St. John's 
 Coll., Camb. ), Rector of Conington, Cambs., by his wife 
 Ellen, eldest dau. of Rev. Joseph Cotterill, M.A., Rector of 
 Blakeney, co. Norfolk. Ajnnorial bearings- Argent, on a 
 pale per pale dancett^e point in point gules and azure, 
 between two mascles in fesse sable, three mullets or. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, a dexter hand couped proper, grasping 
 a mascle in bend sinister sable. MottO — "Audi, vide, sile." 
 Married, firstly, April, 17, 1873, Louisa Fanny (d. 1884), 
 dau. of Rev. Arthur Ansley, by whom he had Issue —Violet 
 Ellen Ansley. He married secondly, June 1885, Lilias, 
 dau. of Rev. Stephen Hilliard ; and by her has Issue— 
 Georgina Gwendoline ; and Lilian Irene. Residence — 
 
 The Reverend JAMES TILLARD, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, M.A. St John's Coll., Camb. Born March 22, 
 1839, being the eldest son of the late Rev. James Arthur 
 Tillard, M.A. (St. John's Coll., Camb.), Rector of Coning- 
 ton, Cambs., by his wife Ellen, eldest dau. of Rev. Joseph 
 Cotterill, M.A. , Rector of Blakeney, co. Norfolk. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Argent, on a pale per pale dancett(5e point 
 in point gules and azure, between two mascles in fesse 
 sable, three mullets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a dexter 
 hand couped proper, grasping a mascle in bend sinister 
 sable. Motto — " Audi, vide, sile." jl/arwrf, Feb. 5, 1868, 
 Jane (d. 1888), dau. of Rev. Henry Snow, Vicar of Bibury, 
 CO. Gloucs. ; by whom he had Issue — (i) Ernest Henry 
 James Tillard, Gentleman, b. July 10, 1871 ; (2) Arthur 
 George Tillard, Gentleman, Lieut. Manchester Regt. , b. 
 Nov. 10, 1874; (3) Philip Snow Tillard, Gentleman, b. 
 May 23, 1876 ; (4) Alfred Richard Tillard, b. and d. Sept. 
 15, 1880; (5) Percy Leonard Tillard, Gentleman, b. July 
 29, 1882 ; Lilian Margaret Mary ; Ellen ; and Winifred 
 Agnes. Residence— The. Glebe, Penshurst, Kent. 
 
 Major-General JOHN ARTHUR TILLARD, C.B. 
 (1887), served in the Afghan War 1878-80 (three times 
 mentioned in despatches, medal with two clasps and bronze 
 star), and with Burmah Expedition 1886-87 (mentioned in 
 despatches, medal with clasp). Born Sept. 13, 1837, being 
 the third but second surviving son of the late Philip Tillard, 
 Esq., of Stukeley Hall, J. P., D.L. co. of Huntingdon, by 
 his wife Philippa Julia, eldest dau. of John Thomas Baum- 
 gartner, M.D. , of Godmanchester, co. Huntingdon. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, on a pale per pale dancett^e 
 point in point gules and azure, between two mascles in fesse 
 
 § PHILIP EDWARD TILLARD, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Huntingdon, Barrister - at - Law (Inner 
 Temple). Born July 3, 1836, being the second but eldest 
 surviving son of the late Philip Tillard, Esq., of Stukeley 
 Hall, J. P., D.L. CO. of Huntingdon, by his wife Philippa 
 Julia, eldest dau. of John Thomas Baumgartner, M.D., of 
 Godmanchester, co. Huntingdon. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a pale per pale dancett^e point in point gules 
 and azure, between two mascles in fesse sable, three mullets 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a mount vert, a dexter hand couped pro- 
 per, grasping a mascle in bend sinister sable. Motto — 
 " Audi, vide, sile." Married, Oct. 5, 1871, lona Mary, 
 eldest surviving dau. of the late John Bonham Carter of 
 Adhurst St. Mary; and has surviving Issue — (i) Edward 
 Rosslyn Tillard, Gentleman, h. Jan. i, 1874 ; (2) Philip 
 Henry Tillard, Gentleman, b. May 20, 1880; (3) John 
 Arthur Stuart Tillard, Gentleman, b'. Nov. 24, 1889 ; Mary 
 Emily ; Edith lona ; Laura Julia ; and Olive Marjorie \m. , 
 1903, Arthur Taylor]. Seat — The Holme, Godmanchester, 
 Huntingdon. 
 
 PHILIP FRANCIS TILLARD, Esquire, Capt. R.N. 
 Born Sept. 17, 1852, being the third son of the Rev. 
 
 Richard Henry Tillard, M.A., Rector of Blakeney, co. Nor- 
 folk, by his wife Anne, second dau. of Rev. Joseph Cotterill. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Annoiial iMarlnffS — Argent, on n pale per p.ile dancettte 
 point in jwint Rules and azure, between two niasclcs in fesse 
 sable, three mullets or ; and upon an escutcheon of pretence 
 the arms of Brooks, namely argent, three l»ars wavy azure, 
 a cross Heury crminois, in chief a fountain. Mantling gules 
 ami argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, ujK>n a 
 mount vert, a dexter hand couped pro|x?r, grasping a mascle 
 in bend sinister sable. Motto "Audi, vide, silc." Mar- 
 ritii, April a6, 189a. Edith, dau. and coheir of the late Sir 
 William Cunliflfo Brooks, Bart., and widow of Lord 
 Francis Horace Pierrepoint Cecil, R.N. (second son of the 
 3rd Marquess of Exeter) ; and has Issue — Esterel Edith 
 iPhilippa l.«uise. Seats — Stocken Hall, Oakham, Rutland ; 
 Fasnadarach, Dinnet, Aberdeenshire. Club — United 
 Service. 
 
 RICHARD TILLARD, Esquire, Civil Commissioner, 
 Re!>i<lcnt Magistrate in South Africa. Bom Nov. 27, 1841, 
 being the third son of the late Rev. lames Arthur 'I'illard, 
 M.A. (St. John's Coll., Camb. ), Rector of Conington, 
 Cambs., by his wife Ellen, eldest dau. of the Rev. Joseph 
 Cotterill. M. A., Rector of Blakcney, co. Norfolk. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent. on a pwle f)er pale danceti6e point in point 
 gules and azure, between two mascles in fesse sable, three 
 mullets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a dexter hand 
 couped proper, grasping a mascle in bend sinister sable. 
 Motto "Audi, vide, sile." Married, Aug. 14, 1872, Amy 
 Eliza Ogilvie; and has Issue— (-i) Leonard Ogilvie Tillard, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. i8, 1876 ; (2) Maximilian Ogilvie Tillard, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 7, 1880; (■x) Ronald Ogilvie Tillard, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 29, 188 1 ; (4) John Ogilvie Tillard, b. 
 June 24, d. July 6, 1885 ; Robina Florence [m. , Jan. 24, 1898, 
 Duncan Dollar] ; Geraldine Amy ; Grace Mary Ogilvie ; 
 Silvia Ellen Ogilvie; and Dora Ogilvie. Residence — The 
 Residency, Fort Beaufort, Cape Colony. 
 
 The Reverend RICHARD HENRY TILLARD, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, M.A. St. John's Coll., Camb., Rector of 
 Plakeney, co. Norfolk. Born Dec. 28, 1815, being the son 
 of the late Rev. Richard Henry Tillard of Street End House, 
 Betham, co. Kent, Rector of Bluntesham, co. Huntingdon, 
 J. P. , by his wife Margaret, third dau. of Rev. William Smelt, 
 Rector of Gedling, Notts (by Margaret, only sister of Philip, 
 Sth Earl of Chesterfield). Armorial bearings— Argent, on 
 a pale per pale dancett^e point in point gules and azure, 
 between two mascles in fesse sable, three mullets or. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, a dexter hand couped proper, grasping 
 a mascle in bend sinister sable. Motto— "Audi, vide, 
 sile." Married, June 24, 1847, Anna, second dau. of Rev. 
 Joseph Cotterill; and has Issue— (i) Richard Tillard, 
 Gentleman, b. March 20, 1848 [m., Sept. 30, 1896, Victoria 
 Caroline, dau. of William Lucas Flint, and has issue]; (2) 
 Charles Tillard, Gentleman, b. April 18, 18151 [to whom 
 refer]; (3) Philip Francis Tillard, Esq., Capt. R.N., b. 
 Sept. 17, 1852 [to whom refer]; and Dora \m., July 30, 
 1874, Rev. Anson Terry Scott, Vicar of St. James', Tun- 
 bridge Wellsl Residence — The Rectory, Blakeney, 
 Thetford. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT MOWBRAY TILLARD, 
 M.A. (Camb.), Clerk in Holy Orders. Rector of Tittles- 
 hall and Wellingham in the co. of Norfolk. Bom March 
 31, 1846, being the fourth but third surviving son of the 
 late Philip Tillard, Esq., of Stukeley Hall, J. P., D.L. 
 CO. of Huntingdon, by his wife Philippa Julia, eldest 
 dau. of John "Thomas Baumgartner, M.D. , of Godman- 
 chester, co. Huntingdon, ^jrmorlal bearings — Argent, 
 on a pale per pale dancett^e point in point gules and 
 azure, between two mascles in fesse sable, three mullets 
 or. Man t ling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a mount vert, a dexter hand couped pro- 
 per, grasping a mascle in bend sinister sable. Motto— 
 "Audi, vide, sile." Married, April 12, 1877, Sophia 
 Harriet, dau. of Ven. Archdeacon Thomas Bucknall Lloyd 
 of The Whitehall, Shrewsbury ; and has Issue— (z) Hugh 
 Philip Tillard, Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1878; (2) Aubrey 
 Thomas Tillard, Gentleman, b. April 10, 1881 ; (3) Ralph 
 Henry Tillard, Gentleman, b. April 4, 1888 ; Helen Sophia ; 
 and Florence Maud. Residence— The Rectory, Tittleshall, 
 Norfolk. 
 
 NORMAN ECCLES TILNEY, Esquire, Capt. R.F. 
 Artillery. Born 187a, being the eldest son of the Lite 
 George Adams Tilney, Esq., J. P. co. Somerset, by his 
 second wife Sarah, dau. of Edward Eccles of Liverpool. 
 Armorial bearings— Or, two chevronels between three 
 griffins' heads erased azure, on a chief engrailed of iht- last, 
 three annulets of the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a mount vert, the 
 
 battlements of a tower proper, therefrom a griflSn's head 
 gules, issuant from leaves alternately argent and azure. 
 Motto — " Sperando spiro." Postal address — 8 Attwood 
 Road, London, S.W. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 TILSON, quartered by MAGAN. 
 
 TIMINS (H. Coll. , c. 1804). Azure, a between two 
 
 mullets in pale argent, on a chief or, three leopard's faces 
 proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a cat-a-mountain sejant guardant, crowned 
 with an Eastern crown and resting the dexter paw on an 
 anchor. Motto — " Per ardua surgo." 
 
 Son of Rev. Douglas Timins of Hilfield Lodge, by his 
 wife Eliza, d. of Dr. Keir, Army Medical Service : — 
 
 Douglas Theodore Timins, Gentleman, b. 1872 ; m. 
 1896, Anna Helen Blanche, eld. d. of late Arthur Barkly, 
 Esq., C.M.G. ,the last English Gov. of Heligoland, Gov. 
 of the Seychelles ; and has issue — Philip Douglas Barkly 
 Timins, Gentleman, b. 1900; and Winifred Irene. Seat — 
 Hilfield Lodge, Aldenham, Herts. Res. — Netherfield 
 Court, Battle. Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge, New 
 Oxford and Cambridge, Queen's (W. Kens.), East Sussex 
 (Eastbourne). 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK TINDAL, Gentleman. 
 Bom Nov. 19, 1857, being the eldest son of Charles Grant 
 Tindal, Gentleman, by his wife Anne Amory, dau. of 
 John Travers of London. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a fesse dancett^e gules, in chief a fleur-de-lis azure, between 
 two crescents of the second, and in base a crescent of the 
 last between two fleurs-de-lis of the third. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of five ostrich feathers argent, a fleur-de-lis azure, between 
 two crescents gules. Motto — " Nosce te ipsum." Mar- 
 ried, 1885, Caroline Edith, dau. of Rev. Henry Tindal ; and 
 has Issue — Charles Henry Tindal, Gentleman, b. Sept. 26, 
 1887; (2) Archibald Arthur Tindal, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Coft 
 
 1359 
 
 30, 1888 ; (3) Travers Grant Tindal, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 26, 1892; (4) Louis Nicholas Lindsay Tindal, Gentleman, 
 
 b. April 16, 189s ; (5) Arthur Willoughby Tindal, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov, 9, 1897. 
 
 CHARLES GRANT TINDAL, Gentleman. Born July 
 31, 1823, being the eldest son of the late Commander 
 Charles Tindal, R.N., by his wife Anne Sarah, dau. of 
 James Grant of Thoby Priory, Essex. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Argent, a fesse dancett^e gules, in chief a fleur-de-lis 
 azure, between two crescents of the second, and in base a 
 crescent of the last, between two fleurs-de-lis of he third. 
 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of five ostrich-feathers argent, a fleur-de-lis 
 azure, between two crescents gules. Motto — " Nosce te 
 ipsum." Married, Aug. 14, 1856, Anne Amory, dau. of 
 John Travers of London ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Fred- 
 erick Tindal, Gentleman, b. Nov. 19, 1857 [m., 1885, 
 Caroline Edith, dau. of Rev. Henry Tindal, and has issue, 
 Charles Henry Tindal, Gentleman, b. Sept. 26, 1887 ; 
 Archibald Arthur Tindal, Gentleman, b. Aug. 30, 1888 ; 
 Travers Grant Tindal, Gentleman, b. Nov. 26, 1892 ; Louis 
 Nicholas Lindsay Tindal, Gentleman, b. April 16, 1895 ; 
 Arthur Willoughby Tindal, Gentleman, b. Nov. 9, 1897]; (2) 
 John Travers Tindal, Gentleman, b. i860 [m., June 20, 
 1888, Mary Isabella, dau. of Hon. E. D. Ogilvie, M.L.C., 
 and has issue, John Humphrey Tindal, Gentleman, b. May 
 26, 1889 ; Dorothy Anne Travers ; Phyllis Theodosia Grant ; 
 and Marjorie Isabel] ; Anne Grant ; Maria Louisa ; Jane 
 Emilia [m., Nov. 23, 1897, Christopher Vaughan Mather]; 
 Elizabeth Grant [;//., May 17, 1893, Geoffrey Holt Stilwell, 
 eldest son of John Pakenham Stilwell of Hilfield, Yateley, 
 Hants]; and Esther Kirkpatrick [m., June 1896, Major 
 Henry Turner Faithful!]. Residences — Fir Grove, Winch- 
 field, Hants, England ; Bonshaw, Inverell, and Ramornie, 
 New South Wales. 
 
 NICOLAS TINDAL -CARILL-WORSLEY, Gentle- 
 man, Master of Arts of the Univ. of Oxford. Born Jan. 5, 
 1848, being the eldest son of Acton Tindal of the Manoj 
 House, Aylesbury ; and assumed by Royal License, 1878, 
 the additional surnames and arms of Carill - Worsley. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, argent on a chief gules, a mural crown or, and for dis- 
 tinction a cross crosslet of the last (for Worsley) ; 2. argent, 
 three bars sable, in chief as many martlets, and for dis- 
 tinction across crosslet all of the last (for Carill) ; 3. argent, 
 a fesse dancett(5e gules, in chief a fleur-de-lis azure between 
 two crescents of the second, and in base a crescent of the 
 last between two fleurs-de-lis of the third (for Tindal) ; and 
 on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Worsley and 
 Carill quarterly, without marks of distinction. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. on a 
 mural crown or, a wyvern, wings expanded gules, charged 
 upon the body for distinction with a cross crosslet argent 
 (for Worsley), and over it the motto, " Quod adest gratum 
 juvat ; " 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert 
 regardant lodged or, charged on the body for distinction 
 with a cross crosslet sable, and over it the motto, "Per 
 castra ad astra" (for Carill); 3. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of five ostrich-feathers argent, a fleur-de-lis 
 azure, between two crescents gules ; and over it the Motto, 
 "Nosce teipsum " (for Tindal). Married, April 17, 1875, 
 Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Charles Carill- Worsley, 
 Esquire, of Piatt Hall, Manchester, and of Winster, in 
 the county of Derby; and has Issue — (i) Charles Nicolas 
 Tindal-Carill-Worsley, Gentleman, of the Royal Navy, 
 b. Aug. 20, 1876 \m., Sept. 9, 1899, Rose, second dau. of 
 Sir W. B. Dalby, F.R.C.S., &c.]; (2) John Acton Tindal- 
 Carill-Worsley, Gentleman, b. July 20 and d. July 21, 1877 ; 
 (3) Acton Tindal-Carill-Worsley, Gentleman, b. September 
 9, 1878 ; (4) Ralph Tindal-Carill-Worsley, Gentleman, 
 R. N., b. December 27, 1881 ; and Clementia. Scat — Piatt 
 Hall, Manchester. 
 
 TIPPING, quartered by MONTGOMERY. 
 
 TIPTOFT, quartered by DU MOULIN-BROWNE. 
 
 CHARLES ARTHUR TISDALL, Esq. Born April 22, 
 1875, being the eldest son of John Knox Tisdall, Esq. , Capt. 
 R.E., by his wife Jane Elizabeth, only dau. of Robert Adams. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, a thistle or, between three 
 pheons argent. Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 out of a ducal coronet or, an armed hand erect argent, 
 charged with a pellet and holding an arrow proper. Motto 
 — " Tutantur tela coronam. " Seat — Charlesfort, Kells, co. 
 Meath. 
 
 TITTLE, quartered by HAMILTON. 
 
 TOBIN (U.O. ). Vert, a knight's helmet proper, between 
 three nettle-leaves pointing downwards or. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 mount wrt, » falcon risinR proper, belled or. and charged 
 on each wing with a nettle-leaf also projier. Motto — 
 
 Cod 
 
 and arms of Mercer. He is an Heir of Entail called under 
 the destinations of the Deeds executed both by Sir James 
 Mercer of Aldie and Meikleour, Knight and Haronet, of 
 date July 31, 1669, and Sir Laurence Mercer, Knight ami 
 Baronet, of date June 27, 1715. Club — Nimrod. Armorial 
 bearing^— He l)ears for Anas : Quarterly i and 4, or on a 
 fessc Ix-'twecn three crosses pat<?e in chief gules, and a mullet 
 in base azure, as many liezants, within a bordure indented 
 of the second (for Mercer) ; 2 and 3 argent, a fcsse sable, 
 between three foxes heads couped proper (for Tod). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet l)efitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Orest, a cross pat^ fitch6e gules. MottO 
 — "Crux Christi mea corona." Married, Januarys, 1868, 
 Constance Mary, only daughter of the Reverend Meyrick 
 Beeliee (of the Legge-Beelwes of Willey Court, in the county 
 of Hereford), of Womaston, in the county of R.adnor, and 
 Rector of Simonburn, in the county of Northumberland ; 
 and has Issue — (i) James Laurence Mercer Tod-Mercer, 
 Gentleman, l)orn Octoljer 28, 1868 ; (2) Bernard Meyrick 
 Mercer Tod-Mercer, Gentleman, Lieutenant Royal I'-n- 
 gineers, born 1870; and Constance Mary. 
 
 TODD, see WILSON-TODD. 
 
 "Noli me tangere." Livery — Dark blue; red waistcoat, 
 silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of James Aspinall Tobin, Esq., J. P., of Eastham 
 House, Cheshire, b. 1818 ; d. 1891 ; m. 1842, Olivia 
 Maria, d. of Lister Ellis of Bolton-le-Bolland, 
 Yorks. : — 
 Frank Tobin, Gentleman, b. 23 Sept. 1849; m. 17 Jan. 
 1878, Lilla Beach d. of Sanford Smith and widow of 
 Edward Holden Martindale of Rochester, New York. Res. 
 — 27 Grove Park, Liverpool. Club — Conservative (Liver- 
 pool). 
 
 Alfred Aspinall Tobin, Esq., K.C., Recorder of Salford, 
 B.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, b. 1855. Res. — 8 King's 
 Bench Walk, Temple, London, E.G. Clubs — Junior 
 Carlton, Jimior Constitutional, Conservative (Liverpool). 
 
 JAMES TOD-MERCER, Esquire, of Scotsbank and 
 Hyndhope, in co. of Selkirk, and Hope Park, Edinburgh, 
 J. P., Advocate, Commissioner of Supply for the co. of 
 Selkirk. Bom 1836, being the eldest son of the late 
 
 James Tod of Deanston, in the county of Perth, and 
 Hope Park, Exlinburgh, Writer to the Signet, by his wife 
 Susan Mercer; and succeeded to the Selkirkshire estates 
 •n 1875, on the death of his maternal uncle, Robert 
 Mercer, heir male of the old baronial family of Mercer of 
 Aldie and Meikleour, and assumed the additional surname 
 
 JOHN SPENCER BRYDGES TODD, Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Distingfuished Order of Saint Michael 
 and Saint George, Justice of the Peace for the districts of 
 Swellendam, Cape Town, and Kimberley, in Cape Colony, 
 Secretary to the Department of the Agent-General for the 
 Cape of Good Hope since 1882. Born August 28, 1840, 
 being the youngest but only surviving son of the late 
 Colonel George Todd, 3rd Dragoon Guards, of Belsize 
 House, Hampstead, by his wife Mary Jane, daughter of 
 the late Sir Egerton Brydges, Baronet. Livery — Blue 
 coat, black velvet collar and cuffs, yellow waistcoat, black 
 trousers, brass buttons, for undress; yellow coat, scarlet 
 collar and cuffs, all seams braided black, blue waistcoat 
 and knee breeches, black stockings and shoes, for full dress. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Or, on a bend 
 jjer bend gules and azure, cotised sable, between two roundels 
 per pale of the third and second, three foxes' heads of the 
 field. Upon the escutcheon, from which is pendent his 
 badge as a Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 on a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a fox 
 sejant projjer, resting his dexter forepaw on a roundel as in 
 the arms, gorged with a collar and chain reflexed therefrom- ' 
 or, the chain attached to the pommel of a sword erect on 
 the sinister side of the fox, point downwards also proper. 
 Married, March 13, 1865, Susan Margaret, eldest daughter 
 of the late Goert Baron van Reede van Oudtshoorn ; and has 
 surviving Issue — (i) Arthur Brydges Todd, Gentleman, b. July 
 
 23, 1870 ; (2) Egerton Brydges Todd, Gentleman, b. June 
 
 24, 1874 ; Mary Charlotte [m., June 3, 1889, Walter Barrett 
 Jacks, from whom she obtained a divorce. May 7, 1903, 
 thereafter assuming the surname of Egerton, and filing her 
 declaration to that effect in the Supreme Court of Judica- 
 ture, Sept. 17, 1903]; Alice Eliza [m., Oct. 12, 1901, Des- 
 mond Forde, Gentleman] ; and Vera Enid. Postal address 
 — 24 Cathcart Road, South Kensington. Club — Royal 
 Societies'. 
 
 ROBERT TODD, Gentleman. Born , being the 
 
 son of the late Robert Todd of Brampton, co. Suffolk. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, three mascles in fesse vert, 
 between as many foxes' heads couped gules. M antlin g vert 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of the stump of an oak tree a mount, and thereon a fox sejant 
 proper, charged on the shoulder with a mascle gules. Motto 
 — "Vigilans." Residence — Harts, Olveston, Gloucester- 
 shire. 
 
 TODD (H. Coll.). Or, on a bend per bend gules and 
 azure, cottised sable, between two roundels per pale of 
 the third and second, three fox's heads of the field. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a mount vert, thereon a fox sejant proper, resting his dexter 
 forepaw on a roundle as in the arms, gorged with a cellar 
 and chain reflexed therefrom or, the chain attached to the 
 pommel of a sword erect on the sinister side of the fox, 
 point downwards also proper. 
 
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 Son of Rev. Horatio Todd. d. 1868 ; in, , Rhoda 
 
 Maria, d. of Rev. Bluett : — 
 
 Rev. Horatio Lovell Todd, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector of 
 Occold, 6. 1833 ; m. 1862, Frances Catherine, d. of John 
 Todd; and has surv. issue — (i) Frances Lovell Todd, 
 Gentleman,;?. 1866; (2) George Vincent Todd, Gentleman, 
 6. 1868 ; (3) Charles Frederick Todd, Gentleman, fi, 1871 ; 
 (4) Nicholas Herbert Todd, Gentleman, d. 1878. J?es. — 
 Occold Rectory, Eye, Suffolk. 
 
 TODD (H. Coll.) Or, on a bend per bend gules and 
 azure, cottised sable, between two roundels per pale of the 
 third and second, three fo.x's heads of the field. Mantling^ 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount 
 vert, thereon a fox sejant proper, resting his dexter forepaw 
 on a roundel as in the arms, gorged with a collar and chain 
 refle.xed therefrom or, the chain attached to the pommel of 
 a sword erect on the sinister side of the fox point down- 
 wards also proper. 
 
 Borne by 
 
 John Spencer Brvdges Todd, Esq., C.M.G. 
 
 Rev. H. L. Todd, M.A. (Oxon.), Rector of Occold, Eye, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Arthur H. Todd, Gentleman, B.A. (Oxon.). J?es.— 
 Gfoombridge, Hersham, Walton-on-Thames. 
 
 Richard A. Todd, Gentleman. A'«.— Groombridge, 
 Hersham, Walton-on-Thames. 
 
 Col. Frank J. Todd, late 87th Royal Irish Regt. Res.— 
 Brighton. 
 
 JAMES HENRY BROOKE TODD -THORNTON, 
 Esquire, Capt. (retired) late 4Sth Regt. Born July 11, 
 1855, being the eldest son of the late Lt.-Col. James Henry 
 Todd-Thornton, J. P. , D. L. , of Westbrook, in county Done- 
 gal, by his wife Anna Letitia, onlychildof Capt. Daniel Geale, 
 Royal Navy. Club — St. George's. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent on a bend 
 gules, between two cinquefoils sable, three escarbuncles or 
 (for Thornton) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a chevron between three 
 foxes' heads erased gules, a mullet or (for Todd). Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased sable, beaked 
 and collared or, charged on the neck with an escarbuncle 
 or (for Thornton) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a fox 
 passant proper, charged on the shoulder with a torteau, 
 motto over, " Faire sans dire" (for Todd). Motto — " Nee 
 temere nee timide." Married, 1880, Ada, dau. of Doctor 
 L. Huntley, Brighton. Seats — Westbrook, Buncrana, in 
 the county of Donegal ; Granitefield, in the co. of Dublin. 
 
 §JOHN LESLIE TOKE, Esquire, J.P., V.D., for- 
 merly Captain 96th and 2ndQueen's Regts.,and Lieut. - 
 Col. ist Vol. Batt. Royal Berkshire Regt. Born Dec. 30, 
 1839, being the eldest son of Rev. Nicolas Toke, J. P., of 
 Godinton, by his wife Emma, second dau. of John Leslie, 
 D.D., Bishop of Elphin. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, per chevron sable and argent, three griffins' heads 
 erased counterchanged ; 2 and 3 (coat of augmentation, 
 granted by King Henry VII.), argent, on a chevron between 
 three greyhounds' heads erased sable, langued proper, col- 
 lared or, three plates. Mantling sable and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased per 
 chevron argent and sable, guttle counterchanged, holding 
 in his beak a sword proper, hilt and pommel or ; 2. (of 
 augmentation) a fox courant reguardant proper. Motto — 
 "Militia mea multiplex." Married, firstly, Jan. 28, 1864, 
 Agnes Elletson (d. 1865), youngest dau. of Patrick Robert- 
 son Reid of Springhall, co. Lanark ; and has Issue— (i) 
 Francis Nicholas John Toke, Gentleman, b. March i, 1865 
 (rf. June 12, 1894). He married secondly, Margaret Jemima, 
 only child of Rev. P. B. Adams, Rector of Hopesay, Salop, 
 and has issue ; (2) Leslie Alexander St. Lawrence Toke, 
 Gentleman, b. 1871 ; and Ethel Margaret, ^ea^— Bucks- 
 ford, Great Chart, near Ashford, Kent. Residence — Cone- 
 wood, Camberley, Surrey. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 The Rev. NICOLAS ROUNDELL TOKE, M.A. 
 Born July 15, 1843, being the second son of Rev. Nicolas 
 Toke, J. P., and his wife Emma, second dau. of John 
 Leslie, D.D., Bishop of Elphin. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, per chevron sable and argent, three 
 griffins' heads erased counterchanged ; 2 and 3 (coat of 
 augmentation granted by King Henry VII.), argent, on a 
 
 chevron between three greyhounds' heads erased sable, 
 langued jDroper, collared or, three plates. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's head erased per chevron argent and sable, guttle 
 counterchanged, holding in his beak a sword proper, hilt 
 and pommel or ; 2. (of augmentation) on a wreath of the 
 colours, a fox courant reguardant proper. Motto—" Militia 
 mea multiplex." Married, i865„ Jean Robertson, eldest 
 dau. of Patrick Robertson Reid of Spring Hall, co. Lanark ; 
 and has Issue -[x) Nicholas Eyare Toke, Gentleman, b. 
 1866 \m. 1893, Ida Julie Francoise, only dau. of Jean Bardi, 
 Chev. de I'Ordre de Stanislas, of Helsingfors, Finland] ; (2) 
 Patrick Leslie Toke, Gentleman, b. 1867 ; (3) Charles Hugh 
 St. Maur Woodrooffe Toke, Gentleman, L.S.A., b. 1868; 
 (4) Roundell Tristram Toke, Esq., Capt. Welsh Regt., b. 
 1869. Residence — 8 Westbourne Gardens, Folkestone. 
 
 S EDWARD HENRY ARCHER TOLCHER, Esquire, 
 Major 4th Batt. South Wales Borderers. Born Oct. 
 27, 1861, being the son of the late Major Henry John 
 Tolcher of Harewood, and Mt. Priory, Plympton, Devon, 
 by his wife Catherine, fifth dau. of the late Edward Archer 
 of Trelaske, Launceston, co. Cornwall. Clubs — Royal 
 Yacht and Primrose. Armorial bearings — Vert, a fesse 
 or, surmounted of another raguly sable, charged with three 
 martlets argent. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed, couped above 
 the elbow, vested azure, cuffed argent, the hand proper, 
 grasping a ragged staff erect of the second, charged with 
 two martlets sable. Married, Sept. 5, 1895, Clara Hermon, 
 dau. of Henry Hermon Palmer of Hook End, Checkendon, 
 near Reading. Postal address — Primrose Club, London. 
 
 TOLER, quartered by ROWLEY. 
 
 TOLER, see NORBURY. 
 
 HECTOR JAMES CHARLES TOLER-AYLWARD, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the county of Kilkenny, High Sheriff 1886. Born June 13, 
 
 1839, being the only son of the late Reverend Peter Toler of 
 Bloomfield,in the county of Roscommon, by his wife Mari- 
 anne, eldest daughter of Nicholas Aylward, Esquire, and 
 
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 nephew of the l.iie James Ayiwaril- Kearney, Esquire, of 
 Shankhill ; assumed by Royal License, dated May 30, 1884, 
 the additional surname and arms of Aylward, on succeeding 
 his uncle. Clubs — Royal St. G<»rge Yacht (Kingstown, co. 
 Dublin). Armorial bearing*— He bears for Amu : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, azure a Heur-de-lis between two cstoiles of six 
 pomts in lx;nd dexter, and as many increscents in bend sinister 
 or (for Aylward) ; 3 and 3 argent, on a cross Rules between 
 four oak-leaves vert, a fleur-de-lis or (for Toler). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or; and for his Crest, i. out of a ducal 
 coronet or, an arm embowed, vested azure, cuffed or, the 
 hand proper, grasping an anchor gold (for Aylward) ; 2. out 
 of a mural crown proper, a fleur-de-lis or, charged with an 
 ermine s|)ot sable (for Toler). Motto — " Verus et tidelis 
 semper." Married, April 34, 1894, Emily Mary Eliza, only 
 child of the late James Butler of Verona, Monkstown, 
 CO. Dublin ; and has /««*— (i) Hector James Toler- Aylward, 
 Gentleman, b. 1895; (a) Victor George Toler - Aylward, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct 11, 1897. ^m/— Shankhill Castle, 
 Whitehall, co. Kilkenny. 
 
 TOLER-ROWLEY (R.L., 8 Dec. 1902, Pod. U.O.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, gules, on a bend colised or, three 
 crescents sable (Rowley); 2. argent, a saltire sable charged 
 with five others couped of the field, on a chief gules three 
 cushions or (Johnston) ; 3. argent, a cross flory gules, be- 
 tween four oak leaves vert, over all in chief a lalicl of three 
 points sable (Toler). Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased sable, collared 
 bendy or and gules. Motto — "La vertue surmonte tout 
 obstacle. " Livery — Dark claret, yellow facings, gilt buttons. 
 Son of Capt, Thomas Toler Rowley of Carriganagh, 
 nr. Newry, co. Tipperary, m. Louisa, d. of Sir James 
 Pitcairn, Inspector-Gen. of Army Hospitals, Ireland :— 
 
 Frederick Pelham Toler - Rowley, Esq., late Lieut. 
 H.E.I.C.S. and H.M. Madras Army, b. 1837; m. 1862, 
 Rebecca Eliza, eld. d. of John Stephens of Adelaide ; and 
 has surv. issue — (i) Frederick Pelham Toler-Rowley, 
 Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (2) Spencer Toler Toler- Rowley, 
 Gentleman, b. 1866; Florence Pitcairn; Maud Alice; 
 May D'.AIbiac ; and Isabel Toler. /?«.— 45 Lefevre Ter- 
 race, North Adelaide, S. Australia. 
 
 ALFRED TOLHURST, Esq.. J.P. Kent. Armorial 
 l)«aring8— Party per fesse sable and or, in chief two bells 
 of the last, and in base upon a mount a hurst proper. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert, a wolf regardant sable, collared 
 or, resting the dexter fore-paw on a bell also or. Motto — 
 "Ne cede malis." Postal at/^rew — Northfleet House, 
 Northfleet. 
 
 JOHN TOLHURST, Esquire, J, P. for the counties 
 of Kent. Surrey, and London, Fellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries. Born February 24, 1834, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Tolhurst of St. Olave's, Southwark, in 
 the county of Surrey, by his wife Lydia, eldest daughter 
 of John Carman of Great Yarmouth, in the county of Nor- 
 folk. C/tt*— Magistrates'. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, a fesse nebuly sable between three cres- 
 cents in chief of the last, issuant therefrom a fire proper, and 
 a bull's head erased in base of the second ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm in armour 
 proper, between on the dexter side a decrescent, and on 
 the sinister side an increscent sable, the hand proper grasping 
 a bull's head as in the arms ; with the Motto— " Alta pete." 
 Married, August 23, 1861, Agnes Milner, only daughter o» 
 Vmcent Grose of Horselydown, in the county of Surrey ; 
 and has /wwe- John Grose Tolhurst, Gentleman, born 
 December 6, 1862 ; and Agnes Milner. Postal address— 
 Glenbrook, Beckenham, Kent. 
 
 The Rev. ALGERNON EDWARD TOLLEMACHE, 
 r I.H ,'." ^°'y Orders. Born 1851, being the second son 
 of Wilbraham Spencer Tollemache, Esq., J.P. and D L 
 CO. Chester, High Sheriflf 1865, by his wife Anne, dau. and 
 heiress of Rev. James Tomkinson of Dorfold Hall, Chester 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, a fret sable. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a horse's 
 
 head erased argent, between two wings pellettd. Married, 
 Sept. 14, 1875, Agnes Mary, dau. of Metcalfe Larken. 
 Postal tuUreu— Nantwich. 
 
 S HENRY JAMES TOLLEMACHE. Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the County 
 Palatine of Chester, Hon. Major (ret. ), ChschireYeo. Cavalry 
 Bachelor of Arts of the University of Oxford, Member of 
 Parliament for the Eddisbury Division of Cheshire. Born 
 July 5, 1846, being the eldest son of the late Wilbraham 
 Spencer Tollemache, Esquire, of Dorford Hall, Nantwich, 
 by his wife Anne, eldest daughter and heir of the Reverend 
 James Tomkinson. Armorial bearings— Argent, a fret 
 sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet liefitting 
 his degree. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse's head erased gules, between 
 two wings or, pellett(?e. Motto— " Confido conquiesco." 
 Postal addretses—DoxioXA Hall, near Nantwich; 3 Cheyne 
 Walk, S.W. a«*-Arthur's. 
 
 TOLLET. quartered by WICKSTED. 
 
 LEGH TOLSON, Gentleman. Born 1856. being the 
 son of the late Rolwrt Henry Tolson of Dalton, near Hud- 
 dersfield, b. i8i8 ; d. 1888 ; m. 1848, Eliza, dau. of Joseph 
 Whiteley, Esq., J. P., of Kirby Leas, Halifax. Armorial 
 bearings (H. Coll. )— Vert, a rose argent, barbed and seeded 
 proper, on a chief engrailed or, two martlets azure, all within 
 a bordure ermine, charged with five pellets and as many 
 annulets alternately sable. Mantling vert and argent. 
 (Srest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-tower, 
 issuant therefrom a bear's paw grasping four ostrich feathers 
 in bend sinister argent, an annulet or. Motto — " Ferro 
 comite." Married, 1904, Charlotte Mary, dau. of Joseph 
 Thomas of Wood Hall, Shenley, Herts. iSj/a/s— Ravens- 
 knowle, Dalton, nr. Huddersfield. Residence— Y'm'Caox^, 
 Almondbury, nr Huddersfield. 
 
 S MICHAEL TOMKINSON, Esquire, J.P. and D.L, 
 for the CO. of Worcester (High Sheriff 1892), and J.P. 
 for the borough of Kidderminster, Mayori888, 1893, 1894, and 
 1895. Born May 29, 1841, being the second son of Michael 
 Tomkinson of Leamington Priors, by his wife Sarah, 
 daughter of James Grigg of The Beeches, near Kidder- 
 minster. Armorial bearings —Azure, a cross flory between 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
 in the first and fourth quarters a martlet, and in the second 
 and third quarters an heraldic tiger's head erased or, all 
 within a bordure nebuly ermine. Upon the escutcheon is 
 
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 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a cross flory gules, an heraldic tiger's head erased 
 argent, gorged with a collar flory and counterflory also 
 gules; with the Motto, " Sperans pergo." Married, Sc-p- 
 tember 13, 1871, Annie, daughter of M. P. Stonehouse of 
 Wakefield, in the county of York; and has Issue— (1) 
 Herbert Tomkinson, Gentleman, born December 16, 1873 ; 
 {■zS Gerald Tomkinson, Gentleman, born August 31, 1876 ; 
 (3) Wilfred Tomkinson, Gentleman, born November 15, 
 1877 ; (4) Raymond Tomkinson, Gentleman, born May 
 24, 1880; (5) Geoffrey Stewart Tomkinson, Gentleman, 
 born November 7, 1881 ; (6) Francis Martin Tomkinson, 
 Gentleman, born October 21, 1883; (7) Charles Tomkin- 
 son, Gentleman, b. August 4, 1893 ; Gertrude ; Marion ; 
 Dora Sloane ; Margaret Grosvenor ; and Christine. 
 Estates — Franche Hall, in the county of Worcester; 
 Chilton, Cleobury Mortimer, in the county of Salop. 
 Postal address — Franche Hall, near Kidderminster, in the 
 county of Worcester. Club — Burlington Fine Arts. 
 
 TOMLINSON, see PAGET-TOMLINSON. 
 
 HENRY ASHETON TONGE, Gentleman. Bom 1869, 
 being the son of the late S. H. Tonge (d. 1895), of Highfield 
 Hall, Norshop, by Sophia, dau. of John Wallis of Warley, 
 Halifax. Armorial beaxings — Azure, on a bend invected 
 plain cotised or, between six martlets of the last, a lion 
 passant between two grappling-irons, the flukes upwards 
 of the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an arm embowed in armour, the 
 hand proper grasping a grappling-iron in bend sinister 
 sable, a lion sejant of the last, pierced in the sinister 
 shoulder with an arrow proper. Married, Lillian Mabel, 
 dau. of late John Baker, Solicitor ; and has Issue — Philip 
 .Asheton Tonge, Gentleman, b. 1897. Residence — 34 Craven 
 Road, Lancaster Gate, W. 
 
 RICHARD TONGE, Gentleman. Born July i, 1828, 
 being the eldest surviving son of the late James Fletcher 
 Tonge of Underbank Hall, in Skircoat, Halifax, by his wife 
 Mary Anne, dau. of John Sugden of Warley, Halifiix. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Azure, on a bend invected plain cotised or, 
 between six martlets of the last, a lion passant between two 
 grappling-irons the flukes upwards of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD MURRAY TOMLINSON, 
 Esq., M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, a Barristsr of the Inner 
 Temple, and Major and Hon. Lt.-Col. istVol. Batt. Loyal 
 N. Lancashire Regt. , elected M.P. for Preston 1882. Born 
 1838, being the eldest son of the late Thomas Tomlinson, 
 Esq., of Heysham House, a Bencher of the Inner Temple, by 
 Sarah, only child of the late Rev. Roger Mashiter of Bolton- 
 le-Sands, co. Lancaster. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 three greyhounds courant in pale sable, on a chief engrailed 
 a^ure, three cross crosslets or. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a savage proper, wreathed about the temples argent 
 and sable, charged on the breast with a cross crosslet gules, 
 across the sinister shoulder a bearskin, and holding with 
 both hands in bend a spear headed at either end also proper. 
 Motto — " Propositi tenax." Residences — Heysham House, 
 Lancaster; 3 Richmond Terrace, London, S.W. 
 
 TONGE, quartered by TEMPEST. 
 TONGE, see DE TONGE. 
 
 ARTHUR REGINALD TONGE, Gentleman. Born 
 1870, being the son of the late S. H. Tonge (d. 1895), by his 
 wife Sophia, dau. of John Wallis of Warley, Halifax. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Azure, on a bend invected plain cotised 
 or, between six martlets of the last, a lion passant between 
 two grappling-irons, the flukes upwards of the first. Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an arm embowed in armour, the hand proper grasp- 
 ing a grappling-iron in bend sinister sable, a lion sejant of 
 the last, pierced in the sinister shoulder with an arrow 
 proper. Married, 1899, Mary Amabel Frances, dau. of Col. 
 Henry Man vers Moorsom, R.A., late of Airy Hill, Whitby ; 
 and has Issue— ]dhn Christopher Tonge, Gentleman, b. 1903. 
 Postal address — Buluwayo Club, Buluwayo, S. Africa. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER TONGE, Esquire, J. P. co. Devon. 
 Born April 5, 1842, being the fourth but third surviving 
 son of the late James Fletcher Tonge of Underbank 
 Hall, in Skirco.nt, Halifax, by his wife Mary Anne, dau. 
 of John Sugden of Warley, Halifax. Armorial bear- 
 ings-Azure, on a bend invected plain cotised or, between 
 six martlets of the last, a lion passant between two grap- 
 pling-irons, the flukes upwards of the first. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an arm embowed in armour, the hand proper grasp- 
 ing a grappling-iron in bend sinister sable, a lion sejant of 
 the last, pierced in the sinister shoulder with an arrow 
 proper. Married, April 30, 1867, Annie, second dau. of 
 David Owen Evans of Scarr Wheel, Higher Broughton, co 
 Lanes. ; and has had Issue— (1) Arthur Christopher I'onge, 
 Gentleman (deceased) ; (2) Harold Asheton Tonge, Gen- 
 tleman, b. Sept. 27, 1870 [m., Sept. 12, 1899, Olive Elea- 
 nora, second dau. of George Lewis of Penrhingoch, Briton 
 Ferry]. Residence — Cliairville Grove Studios, Kensington. 
 
 of an arm embowed in armour, the hand proper grasping 
 a grappling-iron in bend sinister sable, a lion sejant of the 
 last pierced in the sinister shoulder with an arrow proper. 
 Motto — " Retineo vi leonis." Married, April 25, 1856, 
 Caroline Edith, second surviving dau. of Richard Dunn of 
 Woolgreaves, near Wakefield ; and has had Issue — (i) 
 Richard Fletcher Christma s Tonge, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 25, 1857, d. Feb. 23, 1897 [m., but d.s.p.]; (2) Henry 
 Dacre Tonge, Gentleman, b. April 15, 1859 [tn. Anna, 
 second dau. of Alfred Crewdson of Springfield, Alderley 
 Edge, CO. Chester, and has issue, Richard Dacre Tonge, 
 Gentleman, William Russell Tonge, Gentleman, Harold 
 Asheton Tonge, Gentleman, Edith Anna, Dorothy Lilian, 
 Kathleen Verena, and Margaret Landalel; (3) William 
 Asheton Tonge, Gentleman [to whom refer] ; Mary Geor- 
 gina Verena \m. , Charles William Stoehr, and has issue] ; 
 
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 Amelia [••.. lohn Archibald Fisher, and has issue]. Seat— 
 Staneclyfle, Uisley, Cheshire. 
 
 WILLIAM ASH ETON TONGE, Gentleman. Bom 
 July 14. i860, tein^ the third son of Richard Tonge, 
 Gondcman, then residinR at Timpcrley Hall, and now 
 of Staneclyfle, Disloy, co. Chester, by his wife Caroline 
 F.dilh, daughter of Richanl Dunn of Woolprcaves, near 
 Wakefield, in the county of York. Armorial bearingrs— 
 He bears for Amu : Azure, on abend invcctcd plain cotiscd 
 
 or, between six martlets of the last, a lion passant be- 
 tween two grappling-irons the flukes upward of the first, 
 differenced by a mullet ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an arm embowed in armour, 
 the hand proper grasping a grappling-iron in bend 
 sinister sable, a lion sejant of the last pierced in the 
 sinister shoulder with an arrow proper. Motto — ' ' Retineo 
 vi leonis." Property — Tonge Hall, near Middleton, in the 
 County Palatine of Lancaster. Residence— %\2cas.c\-^^c, 
 Disley, Cheshire. 
 
 TONI, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 TONSON, quartered by RYE. 
 
 TOOHEY (H. Coll.). Argent, an Irish wolf-hound 
 statant proper (brown) in chief two trefoils slipped vert, all 
 within a bordure dovetailed gules. Mantliii^ vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an emu close 
 proper, holding in the beak a trefoil slipped vert, and rest- 
 mg the dexter leg on a mullet of eight points gules. Motto 
 — " Callidus lingua manus strenuus." 
 Son of : — 
 
 John Thomas Toohey, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 Strathfield, Cumberland, New South Wales. 
 
 TOOKE, see HALES-TOOKE. 
 
 TOPHAM, see HARRISON-TOPHAM, 
 
 S HERBERT JAMES TORR, Esquire, J. P. co. Lin- 
 coln. Bom Aug. 13, 1864, being the second sur. son 
 of John Torr, Esq., of Carlett Park, Eastham, co. Chester, 
 and Laceby, co. Lincoln, J. P., M.P. for Liverpool 1873-80, 
 
 by his wife Louisa, dau. of James Dempsey of Liverpool. 
 Littery — Black with yellow piping, and blue and while waist- 
 coat. Armorial bearing^ -Sable, a tower between three 
 mullets of six points or, .ill witliin a bordure v,iir. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount amidst fern proper, a gryphon passant, wings elevated 
 per pale or and argent, supporting with the dexter claw a 
 mullet ofsix points sable. MottO— "TurrisforlissimaDeus." 
 Married, Feb. la, 1889, Rosita, eldest dau. of Duncan 
 Graham of Lidiate, Willaston, co. Chester ; and has Issue 
 — (i) John Herbert Graham Torr, Gentleman, b. Aug. 13, 
 1893; (2) Cyril Wenceslas Torr, Gentleman, b. Dec. 23, 
 1896; Joan Rosita; Lilian Griselda (</. 1899); and Eileen 
 Doris. ,S«a/— Morton Hall, Swinderby, Lincoln. Club — 
 Reform. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM EDWARD TORR. M.A. (Trin. 
 Coll., Camb.), Vicar of Eastham, co. Chester, Proctor in 
 York Convocation, formerly Vicar of Flamstead, Herts. 
 Born July 18, 1851, being the son of John Torr. Esq., 
 of Carlett Park and Laceby, co. Chester, J. P.. M.P. for 
 Liverpool 1873-1880, by his wife Louisa, dau. of James 
 Dempsey of Liverpool. Armorial bearings — Sable, a 
 tower between three mullets cf six points or. all within a 
 bordure vair. Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount amidst fern 
 proper, a gryphon passant, wings elevated per pale or 
 and argent, supporting with the dexter claw a mullet of six 
 
 Joints sable. Motto — ' ' Turris fortissima Deus. " Married, 
 an. 29, 1878, Julia Elizabeth, third daughter of John 
 Holmes of Somerfield, Maidstone, Kent ; and has Issue — 
 (i) John Harold Torre Torr, Gentleman, b. Aug. ir, 1888; 
 (2) William Wyndham Torre Torr, Gentleman, b. July 7, 
 1890; Gertrude Louisa; Sybil Julia; Dona Ruth Anne; 
 and Gladys Mary. Residence — Carlett Park, Eastham. 
 
 TORR (H. Coll.). Sable, a tower between three mullets 
 of six points or, all within a bordure vair. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 amid!^t fern proper a gryphon passant wings elevated jjer 
 pale or and argent, supporting with the dexter claw a 
 mullet of six points sable. Motto — "Turris tutissima 
 Deus." 
 
 Sons of John Torr, Esq., of Carlett Park and Laceby, 
 
 CO. Chester, J. P., M.P. for Liverpool 1873-1880, b. 
 
 1813; d. 1880; m. 1845, Louisa, d. of James Dempsey 
 
 of Liverpool : — 
 Rev. William Edward Torr (g.v.). 
 Herbert James Torr, Esq. (g-v.). 
 
 Son of John Berry Torr, Esq., Q.C., b. 1817; d. 1878; 
 
 m. Annie, d. of Capt. James Swinburne : — 
 James Fenning Torr, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, J. P. and 
 
 Recorder of Hastings, b. ; m. 1893, Beatrice E de 
 
 J . eld. d. of Rev. Thomas Moore, M.A. . Rector of 
 
 St. Michael Royal and St. Martin Vintry. E.C. Res. — 
 12 Avonmore Road, West Kensington, W. ; Bythesea, 
 Clanwilliam Road, Deal, Kent. Club — Reform. 
 
 TORTHORWALD, Viscount, See BUCCLEUCH. 
 
 TOTHILL, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 TOTTENHAM, see DENIS-TOTTENHAM. 
 
 TOTTENHAM (U.O.) of Tottenham Green and Wood- 
 stock. Quarterly, i and 8. gules, three bars dancett^'e argent 
 (Tottenham); 2. quarterly i. and iiii. sable, a chevron en- 
 gfrailed ermine, between three trefoils slipped argent ; ii. 
 gyronny of eight argent and sable, a saltire engrailed be- 
 tween four fleurs-de-lis all issuing from the fesse point, two 
 per fesse and two per pale of the same all counterchanged ; 
 iii. azure, a cross or, gutt6-de-sang, between four pelicans 
 vulning themselves proper (Loftus) ; 3. azure, a chevron 
 between three horse phlemes or (Chetham) ; 4. gules, a 
 cross potent, crossed or (Chadderton) ; 5. argent, on a fesse 
 engrailed sable, three escallops or (Jakes) ; 6. argent, a 
 chevron gules, between three hunting-horns sable, stringed 
 of the second (Crewkerne). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, 
 armed and langued azure. Motto — "Ad astra sequor." 
 Livery — Black, brass buttons, scarlet waistcoat. 
 
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 Son of Charles John Tottenham of Tottenham Green 
 and Woodstock, J. P., D.L., b. 1808 ; d. 1878 ; m. 1839, 
 Hon. Isabella Jane Maude, d. of Cornwallis, 3rd Visct. 
 Hawarden : — 
 Major Charles Robert Worsley- Tottenham [q.v.). 
 
 Tottenham of Ballycurry. Quarterly, i to 6 as above ; 
 7. argent, five fusils conjoined in fesse gules, in chief three 
 bear's heads erased sable, muzzled of the first (Boswell); 
 
 Arthur Ely Heathcote Tottenham, Esq. 
 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, b. 1852. 
 
 Major late 
 
 8. argent, two bars wavy azure, on a chief of the last, an 
 estoile between two escallops or (Allen). Crest and Motto 
 as above. 
 
 Sons of Charles Tottenham, Esq., of Ballycurry, M.P. 
 
 for New Ross, D. L. and J. P. (High Sheriff of Wicklow 
 
 1845), b. 1807; d. 1886; m. 1833, Isabella Catherine, 
 
 d. of Lieut. Sir George Airey, K. H. (by Catherine his 
 
 wife, d. of Baroness Talbot de Malahide), and sister of 
 
 Gen. Lord Airey, G.C.B. : — 
 
 Charles George Tottenham, Esq., M.P. for New Ross 
 
 1864-68 and 1878-80, D.L. for co. Wicklow, b. 11 April 
 
 1835 ; in. 19 Jan. 1859, Catherine Elizabeth, d. of Hon. 
 
 and Rev. Sir Francis Jarvis Stapleton, 8th Bart., of Grey's 
 
 Court, and granddau. of Thomas, 22nd Lord le Despencer ; 
 
 and has issue — (i) Charles Bosvile Tottenham, Esq., 
 
 D.S.O., 14th Hussars, b. 19 Oct. 1869; (2) George Robert 
 
 Tottenham, Gentleman, d. young ; Catherine Isabelle \in. 
 
 1898, Major Casement, R.A.]; Florence Margaret ; Lillian 
 
 Emma; and Mary Talbot Augusta. Seat — Ballycurry, 
 
 Ashford, co. Wicklow. 
 
 Loftus Richard Tottenham, Esq. [q.v.). 
 Sons of Julius Airey Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 1839 ; 
 d. 1891 ; m. Miss Gibson : — 
 Charles Loftus Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 
 Arthur Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 
 
 Tottenham of Mount Callan (U.O.). Quarterly, i to 8 
 as above ; 9, Synge. Livery — Blue, red waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Robert Tottenham of Anamult, co. Kilkenny, 
 
 B.A., Barrister-at-Law, b. 1810; d. 1858; m. 1844, 
 
 Mary Bids, d. of Lt.-Col. Charles Synge of Mount 
 
 Callan : — 
 
 Frederick St. Leger Tottenham, Esq., Lt.-Col. late 7th 
 
 Fus., J. P. CO. Clare (High Sheriff 1899), b. 1850; m. 1888, 
 
 Mabel Caroline, d. of Very Rev. Thomas Garnier, Dean of 
 
 Lincoln, by Lady Caroline Keppel his wife, d. of William 
 
 Charles, 4th Earl of Albemarle ; and has surv. issue — 
 
 (i) Robert Garnier Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 1889; (2) 
 
 Richard Frederick Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 1890. Seat — 
 
 Mount Callan, Inagh, co. Clare. 
 
 CHARLES GORE LOFTUS TOTTENHAM, Esquire, 
 J. P., late Lieut. Rifle Brigade. Borri Aug. 25, 1861, being 
 the eldest son of the late Arthur Loftus Tottenham, Esq., 
 J. P. andD.L., High Sheriff 1866, M.P. forLeitrim 1880-85, 
 and for Winchester 1885-7, formerly Capt. Rifle Brigade, 
 by his wife Sarah Anne, dau. of George Addenbroke Gore 
 of Borrowmount, co. Kilkenny. Annorial bearings — 
 Quarterly, i. gules, three bars dancett^e argent (for Tot- 
 tenham) ; 2. Loftus ; 3. Chetham ; 4. Chaddertoii ; 5. 
 Jakes ; 6. Crewkerne ; 7. May ; 8. Hopkins. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant gules. Motto — "Ad astra sequor." 
 Married, April 30, 1888, the Hon. Georgina Alice Somer- 
 ville, second dau. of Rt. Hon. the late Lord Athlumney ; 
 and has Issue — Harold William Loftus Tottenham, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 26, 1889 ; Dorothy Loftus ; and Aileen Loftus. 
 Seat — Tudenham Park, co. Westmeath. 
 
 § Major CHARLES ROBERT WORSLEY-TOT- 
 TENHAM. M.A. of Ch. Ch., Oxford, a J.P. for cos. 
 Denbigh and Wicklow (High Sheriff 1888), and J.P. and 
 D.L. for CO. Merioneth (on roll for High Sheriff 1890), late 
 Major 3rd Batt. R.W. Fusiliers. Born 1845, being the only 
 son of the late Col. Charles John Tottenham, J.P. and D.L., 
 
 of Woodstock, by the Hon. Isabella Jane, eldest dau. of 
 Cornwallis, 3rd Viscount Hawarden. Livery — Black, with 
 brass buttons and scarlet waistcoat. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly 1 and 8, gules, three bars dancett^e argent for 
 Tottenham) ; 2. quarterly i. and iiii. sable, a chevron en- 
 grailed ermine, between three trefoils slipped argent ; ii. 
 gyronny of eight argent and sable, a saltire engrailed be- 
 tween four fleurs-de-lis all issuing from the fesse point, two 
 
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 per fesse and two per pale of the same all countcrchanged ; 
 lii. axure, a cross rnsanguincd or. lietwccn four pelicans 
 vuliuMK themselves pro|KT (for Loftiis) ; 3. arfjent, a griffin 
 scgrcant Rules, within a bortlure sable, bexantde ((or Chet- 
 ham) ; 4. argent, a chevron gules, between three horse 
 phlcmcs sable (for Nothursi) ; 5. gules, a cross potent, crossed 
 or (for Chadderton) ; 6. argent, on a fesse engrailed sable, 
 three escallops or (for Jakes ; 7. argent, a chevron gules, 
 between three hunting-horns sable, stringed of the second (for 
 Chewkernel. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, armed and 
 langued azure. MottO — "Ad astra scquor." Married, 
 1874, Dorothea Anne, eldest dau. of the late Leonard 
 Cornwall of Brownstown House, co. Meath ; and has Issue 
 — (1) Charles Ixjftus Watkin Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 
 1876; (3) George Leonard Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 
 1879 ; Sophia Dora Elizabeth ; and Amy Maude. Seats — 
 Tottenham Green, co. Wexford ; Woodstock, Newtown 
 Mount Kennedy, co. Wicklow ; PIAs Bcrwyn. near Llan- 
 gollen. N. Wales. t7«*— Kildare Street (Dublin), 
 
 FRANCIS ROBERT TOTTENHAM, Gentleman. 
 Bom Oct. 18, 1822, being the fifth son of Henry Loftus 
 Tottenham of MacMurrough, co. Wexford, by his wife 
 Sarah, dau. of Rev. John Cliffe of New Ross. Armorial 
 bearings— Gules, three bars dancett^e argent. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion rampant gules. Motto—" Ad astra sequor. " Married, 
 July 28, 1857, Caroline, dau. of Soloman Speer of Granite- 
 field, CO. Dublin; and has Issue— (\) Henry Loftus Speer 
 Gordon Tottenham, Gentleman, b. Aug. 23, 1858 ; and (2) 
 William Edward Tottenham, Gentleman, b. May 11, i860. 
 Residence — 
 
 The Very Rev. GEORGE TOTTENHAM, M.A., 
 late Dean of Clogher, Canon of St. Patrick's Cathedral. 
 Bom Oct. 20, 1825, being the tenth son of the late Lord 
 Robert Ponsonby Tottenham, D.D., of Tottenham Green, 
 who was consecrated Bishop of Killaloe 1804, translated to 
 Leighlin and Ferns 1820, and of Clogher 1822, by his wife 
 Hon. Alicia Maude, dau. of Cornwallis, ist Viscount 
 Hawarden. Armorial bearings — Gules, three bars dan- 
 cett<5e argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules. Motto — " Ad 
 astra sequor." Married, Jan. 27, 1858, Emily Frances, 
 dau. of Rev. William Maclean, Prebendary of Tynan ; and 
 has had Issue— (\) Ponsonby John Loftus Tottenham, 
 Esq., Major ist S. Staffordshire Regt., b. Nov. 17, 1858; 
 (2) William Henry Loftus Tottenham, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 21, 1859, d. Aug. 25, 1873 ; (3) Cornwallis George Loftus 
 Tottenham, Gentleman, b. Nov. i, 1864 ; (4) Edward Loftus 
 Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 1867; Alicia Jane; Georgina 
 Isabella ; and Emily Millicent. Residence — Belcourt Bray, 
 CO. Wicklow. 
 
 HENRY LOFTUS TOTTENHAM, Genttleman, Lieu. 
 R.N. Born Aug. 7, i860, being the second son of the late 
 John Francis Tottenham, Commander R.N., by his wife 
 Laura Ellen Dodd, dau. of Edward Taylor Janverin of The 
 Great Salterns. Armorial bearings — Gules, three bars 
 dancett^e argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules. Motto — 
 " Ad astra sequor." Residence — 
 
 HENRY LOFTUS TOTTENHAM, Gentleman. Born 
 July 3, 1852, being the eldest son of Henry Loftus Totten- 
 ham, B.A., Barrister-at-I^w, by his wife Joice, dau. of 
 James Lowry, and widow of Edward Leslie Colvill. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Gules, three bars dancett6e argent. Mant- 
 ling gules and nrgent. Crest. — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant gules. Motto — " Ad astra sequor." 
 Married, Dec. 16, 1886, Mary Elizabeth, only daughter 
 of Rev. Edward Lowry Barnwell, M.A., of Melksham, 
 Wilts ; and has had Issue — Charles Edward Loftus 
 Tottenham, Gentleman, b. Oct. 29, 1887. Residence — 
 I The Boltons, S.W. 
 
 HENRY LOFTUS ALEXANDER TOTTENHAM, 
 Enquire, Colonel Bengal Staff Corps. Born July 15, 1836, 
 being the only son of John Loftus Tottenham, Esq., Major 
 Bengal Light Cavalry, by his wife Isabella, dau. of Alex- 
 ander Gordon of Edinburgh. Armorial bearings — Gules, 
 
 three bars dancett(5e argent. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules. 
 Motto — "Ad astra seciuor." Married, 1863, Helen Winifred 
 Brown ; and has Issite — Alfred Tottenham, Gentleman, b. 
 1 87 1. Residence — 
 
 JOHN TOTTENHAM, Gentleman. Bom Oct. 22. 
 1837, being the only son of the late William Denis of 
 Waterford (who by Royal Licence, dated 1835, assumed 
 the .additional surname and arms of 'I'ottenham), by his wife 
 Sarah, dau. of Edward William Tottenham, of Woodville, 
 CO. Wexford. Armorial bearings — Gules, three bars 
 dancettde argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules. MottO — 
 "Ad astra sequor." Seat — Ashfield, Rathfarnham. 
 
 LOFTUS RICHARD TOTTENHAM, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Supreme Court, Calcutta, Born Aug. 31, 1830, 
 being the second son of Charles Tottenham, Esq., M.P. for 
 New Ross, D.L. and J. P., High Sheriff for co. Wicklow 
 1845, of Wexford 1846, by his wife Isabella Catherine, dau. 
 of Lieut. Sir George Airey, K. H. (by Catherine, dau. of 
 the Baroness Talbot de Malahide), and sister of Gen. Lord 
 Airey, G.C.B. Armorial bearings- Gules, three bars 
 dancettde argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules. Motto 
 — "Ad astra sequor." Married, May 20, i860, Georgina 
 Emily, dau. of Arthur Littledale of Stoke Hill House, 
 Guildford, Bengal C.S. ; and has Issue — (i) Loftus Charles 
 Tottenham, Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1861 ; (2) Charles 
 Frederick Tottenham, Gentleman, b. June 20, 1865 ; (3) 
 Henry Crawford Tottenham, Gentleman, b. Sept, 24, 
 1867 ; (4) George Bertie Tottenham, Gentleman, b. July 
 I, 1872; d. 1894; and Evelyn Christian Charlotte. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 LOWRY CLIFFE LOFTUS TOTTENHAM, Gentle- 
 man, District Inspector Royal Irish Constabulary. Born 
 April 12, 1858, being the second son of Heniy Loftus 
 Tottenham, B.A., Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Joice, dau. 
 of James Lowry, and widow of Edward Leslie Colville. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, three bars dancett^e argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant gules. Motto — "Ad astra sequor." 
 Married, Sept. 18, 1888, Isabella Ogle, only child of Ven. 
 William Creek, D.D., Archdeacon of Kilmore, and Rector 
 of Kildallon, co. Cavan ; and hcis /«w«— Harry Leslie 
 William Tottenham, Gentleman, b. Oct, 2, 1889. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 S ROBERT LOFTUS TOTTENHAM, Esquire, Capt. 
 Bengal Staff Corps. Born Oct. 29, 1865, being the 
 only son of the late Robert Loftus Tottenham, Esq., Major 
 R.A., by his wife Mary Ann Kate (rf. 1889), dau. of Henry 
 Wise Harvey of Walmer, Kent. Armorial bearings — 
 Gules, three bars dancett^e argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 gules. Motto — "Ad astra sequor," Residence — 
 
 TOWER, quartered by BAKER. 
 
 BROWNLOWRICHARDCHRISTOPHER TOWER, 
 Esquire, B.A. Oxford, J.P, co. Salop. Born March 31, 
 1851, being the second son of the late Christopher Tower, 
 Esc|., of Huntsmore Park and Weald Hall, J. P., D.L. cos. 
 Buckingham, Essex, Bedford, and Middlesex, Member of 
 Parliament (1845-1847) for the county of Buckingham, and 
 High Sheriff 1871, Captain 7th Hussars, and Lieutenant- 
 Colonel West Essex Militia, by his wife Sophia Frances, 
 commonly known as Lady Sophia Frances, daughter of the 
 Right Honourable John Cust, first Earl Brownlow. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, a tower or, 
 charged with a pheon of the field, within a bordure of the 
 second, charged with ten cross crosslets also of the field, 
 and impaling the arms of Cockayne-Cust, namely, quarterly 
 I and 4, ermine, on a chevron sable, three fountains proper 
 (for Cust) ; 2 and 3 argent, three cocks gules, crested and 
 jelloped sable (for Cockayne). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin passant per pale or and ermine, the dexter claw 
 resting on a shield sable, charged with a tower as in the 
 
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 arms; with the Motto, "Love and dread." Married, 
 April 20, 1881, Marion Isabella, daughter of Henry Francis 
 Cockayne-Cust of Cockayne Hatley, in tlie county of 
 Bedford, and of Ellesmere House, in the county of Salop ; 
 and has Issiie — Geoffrey Egerton Tower, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 23, 1891 ; Sylvia Sophia ; Averil Frances ; and Iris 
 Marion. Postal address — Ellesmere House, Ellesmere, 
 Salop. 
 
 S CHRISTOPHER JOHN HUME TOWER, Esquire, 
 of Huntsmore Park and Weald Hall, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Oxford, Justice of the I'eace and 
 Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Essex, High Sheriff in 
 the year 1876. Born January 20, 1841, being the eldest 
 son of the late Christopher Tower, Esquire, of Huntsmore 
 Park and Weald Hall, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the counties of Buckingham, Essex, Bedford, 
 and Middlesex, Member of Parliament (1845-1847) for the 
 county of Buckingham, and High Sheriff 1871, Captain 7th 
 Hussars, and Lieutenant-Colonel West Essex Militia, by 
 his wife Sophia Frances, commonly known as Lady Sophia 
 Frances, daughter of the Right Honourable John Cust, first 
 Earl Brownlow. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Sable, a tower or, charged with a pheon of the field within 
 a bordure of the second, charged with ten cross crosslets 
 also of the field. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a griffm passant 
 per pale or and ermine, the dexter claw resting on a shield 
 sable, charged with a tower as in the arms ; with the Motto, 
 "Love and dread." Married, firstly, March 11, 1865, 
 Mary (who died December 28, 1865), daughter of the 
 Reverend Delves Broughton of Broughton Hall, in the 
 county of Stafford ; and by her has had Issue — Mary 
 Sophia Christobel, who died January 7, 1866. He married 
 secondly, February i, 1883, Ceciha, only daughter of the 
 Reverend Robert Beauchamp Tower, Master of Arts, and 
 widow of Osgood Hanbury of Holfield Grange, in the 
 county of Essex, and has (i) Christopher Cecil Tower, 
 Gentleman, born December 24, 1884; (2) Hugh Christopher 
 Tower, Gentleman, born July 23, 1886. Estates and postal 
 addresses — Weald Hall, Essex ; Huntsmore Park, Iver, 
 Bucks. 
 
 EGERTON AUGUSTUS TOWER, Gentleman, late 
 Lieutenant 95th Regiment. Born April 8, 1857, being the 
 third and youngest son of the late Christopher Tower, 
 Esquire, of Huntsmore Park and Weald Hall, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the counties of Buck- 
 ingham, Essex, Bedford, and Middlesex, Member of Parlia- 
 ment (1845-1847) for the county of Buckingham, and High 
 Sheriff" 1871, Captain 7th Hussars, and Lieutenant-Colonel 
 West Essex Militia, by his wife Sophia Frances, commonly 
 known as Lady Sophia Frances, daughter of the Right 
 Honourable John Cust, first Earl Brownlow. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, a tower or, charged 
 with a pheon of the field within a bordure of the second, 
 charged with ten cross crosslets also of the field. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a griffin passant per pale or and 
 ermine, the dexter claw resting on a shield sable, charged 
 with a tower as in the arms; with the Motto, " Love and 
 dread." 
 
 WILLIAM GEORGE TOWERS, Gentleman, Assist. 
 Crown Solicitor for Ireland, M.A. (Dublin). Born April 20, 
 1853, being third son of the late Rev. William R. Towers, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, and his wife Frances Wood, dau. of 
 James Johnston of Longford. Livery — Black and yellow. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, a tower or 
 (for Towers); 2 and 3, argent, on a mount in base, growing 
 thereout an oak tree with a snake descending the trunk all 
 proper, two lions rampant combatant gules (for Riley). 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin passant per pale sable and or, wings ele- 
 vated ermine. Motto— " Turris mihi Deus." Residence — 
 Hill Top House, Howth Co. Club — University (Dublin). 
 
 TOWERS-CLARK (1867). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, a 
 fesse chequy argent and sable, between three crescents, one 
 in chief and two in base of the second (Clark) ; 2 and 3, 
 parted per pale or and argent, on a bend azure, three 
 mullets of the first within a bordure gules (Towers). 
 
 Mantling gules, double argent. Crests— 1. on a wreath of 
 his liveries, a dexter hand holding bendways a scymitar 
 proper, hiked and pommelled or (Clark) ; 2. on a wreath 
 of his liveries a tower or, masoned sable (Towers). 
 Mottoes— " Fortiter " (Clark), "Turris fortis mihi Deus" 
 (Towers). 
 
 Son of William Towers-Clark, Gentleman, of Wester 
 
 Moffat :— 
 James Towers - Clark, Gentleman. Post. add. — C/o 
 William Towers-Clark, 180 West George Street, Glasgow. 
 
 TOWERSON, quartered by IRWIN. 
 
 TOWNEND (H. Coll.). Gules, a chevron vair, between 
 two escallops in chief and a cross flory in base argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a lion rampant argent, gorged with a 
 collar vair, holding between the fore-paws a cross couped 
 also argent, and resting the dexter hind-leg on an escallop 
 or. Motto — " Perseverentia vincit." 
 
 Son of Joseph Henry Townend, Gentleman, L.R.C.P., 
 of Christchurch , New Zealand, b. 1847; d. 1902: — 
 
 William Henry Townend, Gentleman. Kes. — 28 Park 
 Terrace, Christchurch, New Zealand. 
 
 H THOMAS TOWNLEY TOWNLEY-PARKER, Es- 
 %S' quire, J. P. and D. L. ; assumed by Royal Licence, Sept. 
 20, 1879, the surname and arms ofTownley in addition to and 
 before those of Parker. Born May 5, 1822, being the eldest 
 son of the late Robert Townley- Parker, Esq., M. P. for Preston 
 1837 to 1857, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1817), by his 
 wife Harriet, youngest dau. of Thomas Brooke of Church 
 Minshull, co. Chester, second son of Sir Richard Brooke, 
 Bart., of Norton Priory. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 
 1 and 4, gules, a chevron between three leopards' faces or, 
 in the mouth of each an arrow fesseways argent (for Parker) ; 
 
 2 and 3 argent, on a fesse sable, a cinquefoil or, in chief 
 three mullets of the second (for Townley). Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a buck 
 trippant proper, transpierced through the body with an 
 arrow paleways, point downwards argent (for Parker) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, on a perch, a sparrow-hawk 
 proper (for Townley). Married, Aug. 20, 1846, Katharine 
 Margaret, youngest dau. of Rev. Thomas Blackburne, 
 Rector of Prestwich. Seat — Cuerden Hall, Preston ; Astley 
 Hall, Chorley. 
 
 TOWNSEND (H. Coll.). Azure, on a chevron engrailed 
 ermine between three escallops or, a cross crosslet fitchfe 
 between two annulets of the field. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag gorged 
 with a wreath of oak proper, resting the sinister foreleg on 
 two annulets interlaced or. Motto — "Vita posse priore 
 frui." 
 
 Son of Rev. Edward James Townsend, Rector of 
 Ilmington, co. Warwick, b. 1786; d. 1858; m. 1818, 
 Mary Catherine, only d. of John Hambrough of Pipe- 
 well Hall :— 
 Frederick Townsend, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Warwicksh., 
 J. P. Worcs., M.P. for S.W. Warwicksh. 1886-92, F.L.S., 
 Lord of the Manor and Patron of Honington, M.A. 
 (Camb.), b. 1822; in. 1863, Mary Elizabeth, only child of 
 Rev. Robert Butler, Vicar of St. John's, Kilkenny. Seat — 
 Honington Hall, Shipston-on-Stour. 
 
 Son of Joseph Townsend, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , of 
 
 Alveston, Warwicksh., b. 1794; d. 1870; vt. 1835, 
 
 Louisa, only d. of Rev. Robert Barnard, and sister of 
 
 9th Lord Willoughby de Broke :— 
 
 Charles John Townsend, Esq., J. P., b. 1838; in. 1872, 
 
 Teresa Charlotte {d. 1902), d. of Rev. G. Rudston-Read. 
 
 5fa^— Alveston Hall, co. Warwick. 
 
 THOMAS SUTTON TOWNSEND, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Warwick, Lord of the Manor of Clifton-upon-Dunsmore. 
 Born April 16, 1847, being the eldest son of William Towns- 
 end of Clifton-upon-Dunsmore, by his wife Jane, dau. of 
 William Sutton of Rugby. Club — Reform. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a chevron engrailed ermine, between 
 three escallops or, a cross crosslet fitchde between two annu- 
 lets of the field. Mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag gorged with a 
 wreath of oak proper, and resting the sinister fore-leg on 
 two annulets interlaced or. Motto — " Vita posse priore 
 
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 frui." Married, Aug. 7, 1877, Mary Alice U. 1896), 
 only (lau. of Thomas Ainsworth, Esq., D.L., of Inc Flosh, 
 Cumberland ; and has /ssut — Thomas Ainsworth Townsend, 
 Gentleman, b. March 4, 1886 ; and Mary Frances. He 
 
 married secondly, 1904, Ursula Verelst, dau. of Sir George 
 Farwell, Judge of the High Court. AVa/— Clifton Manor, 
 Rugby, CO. Warwick. Town residence — 68 Queen's Gate, 
 London, S.W. Clubs — Athenaeum and Reform. 
 
 TOWNSHEND, see MARSHAM-TOWNSHEND. 
 
 TOWNSHEND, quartered by MAINWARING-EL- 
 LERKER-ONSLOW. 
 
 MAURICE FITZGERALD STEPHENS TOWNS- 
 HEND, Esquire. Born Nov. 4, 1865, being the eldest 
 son of Henry John Townshend, J. P., by his wife Jane 
 Adeliza Clementina, eldest dau. of John Hamilton Hussey 
 de Burgh, Esq., J. P., of Kilfinnan Castle, co. Cork. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Per chevron azure and sable, a 
 chevron erminois between three escallops argent. Crest — 
 On a mount vert, a stag trippant proper, attired, hoofed, 
 and charged on the side with an escallop or. Motto — 
 " Huie generi incrementa fides." Seat — Castle Towns- 
 hend, Skibbereen, co. Cork. Residence — Grove House, 
 SchuU, CO. Cork. 
 
 S EDWARD GUY TRAFFORD, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of 
 Hereford. Born July 7, 1851, being the eldest son of 
 the late Charles Guy Trafford, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant, of Michaelchurch Court, in the 
 county of Hereford, by his wife Caroline Anne, daughter 
 of the Reverend John Hopton of Canon-Ffrome Court, 
 Ledbury, in the same county. C/«*j— Windham ; Con- 
 servative, S.W. Anrry— Dark snuff colour, with silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quar- 
 terly I and 12, argent, a griffin segreant gules (for Trafford) ; 
 
 2. sable, three pheons and a canton argent (for NicoUs) ; 
 
 3. gules, a wolf argent (for Lowe) ; 4. argent, a chevron 
 between three crescents gules, a chief ermines (for Walker) ; 
 
 S. as first (for Trafford) ; 6. quarterly i. and iiii. or, two 
 bars, and in chief as many mullets pierced argent (for Ven- 
 ables of Bolyn) ; ii. and iii. azure, two bars argent (for 
 Venables of Kinderton) ; 7. argent, on a bend azure, thrrc 
 garbs or (for Fitton) ; 8. quarterly gules and or, in the first 
 quarter a lion passant argent (for Massey of Dunham) ; 9. 
 paly of six or and gules, a chief vair (for Whitney) ; 10. 
 argent, on a Ix.mk1 gules, three escarbuncles or ; 11. vert, a 
 cross engraiUd ermine (for Kingsley). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet Iwfitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a thrasher per pale argent and gules, on his head a caj) 
 quarterly of the same, holding in l>oth hands a flail or, 
 uplifted over a g.irb on the dexter side ; and over the crest, 
 upon an escroll, the Motto, "Now thus," and below the 
 
 arms, "Gripe gryphon, hold fast." Married, January 6, 
 1876, Emily, daughter of John Dunning of the United 
 States of America ; and has Issue — Lionel Guy Trafford, 
 Gentleman, born May 24, 1885. Postal address — Windham 
 Club, St. James's Square, S.W. 
 
 5 GUY RAWSON TRAFFORD, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Hereford, B.A. Oxford. Born March 4, 1863, being 
 the fourth son of Charles Guy Trafford, Esq., J. P. and 
 
 D. L. , of Michaelchurch Court, in the county of Hereford. 
 Livery — Dark snuff colour, with silver but o ns. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly it and 12, argent, 
 a griffin segreant gules (for Trafford) ; 2. NicoUs ; 3. Lowe ; 
 4. Walker; 5. Trafford; 6. Venables of Bolyn, quarterly, 
 with Venables of Kinderton ; 7. Fitton ; 8. Massey of 
 Dunham; 9. Whitney; 10. Thornton; 11. Kingsley (see 
 
 E. G. Trafford). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, a thrasher proper, 
 his coat, breeches, and stockings per pale argent and 
 gules, on his head a cap quarterly of the same, holding 
 in both hands a flail in the attitude of striking, a garb or ; 
 and above the Motto, "Now thus," and below, "Gripe 
 gryphon, hold fast." Postal address — Hill Court, Ross, 
 Herefordshire, C/a^— Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
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 § HENRY RANDOLPH TRAFFORD, Esquire, 
 Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace for the 
 county of Hereford (High Sheriff 1896). Born December 
 8, 1853, being the second son of Charles Guy Trafford, 
 Esquire, of Michaelhucrch Court, J. P. and D.L. , by his 
 wife Caroline Anne, daughter of the Reverend John Hopton, 
 J. P., D. L. , of of Canon-Ffronie Court, in the county of 
 Hereford. Livery — Dark snuff colour, with silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 12, argent, a griffin 
 segreant gules (for Trafford); 2. Nicolls; 3. Lowe; 4. Walker; 
 5. Trafford; 6. Venablesoi^ Bolyn, and Venables of Kinder- 
 ton ; quarterly 7. Fitton ; 8. Massey of Dunham ; 9. Whit- 
 ney ; 10. Thornton ; 11. Kingsley (see E. G. Trafford). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a thrasher per pale argent and gules, 
 on his head a cap quarterly of the same, holding in both 
 hands a flail or, uplifted over a garb on the de.xter side ; 
 and over the crest, upon an escroll, the Motto, "Now 
 thus," and below the arms, "Gripe gryphon, hold fast." 
 Married Bettina Maud, dau. of William Bailey Partridge 
 of Bacton, co. Hereford, and Llanfoist, co. Mon. ; and 
 has Issue — Clare Margaret. Estate — Michaelchurch Court, 
 in the county of Hereford. Postal address — The Court, 
 Michaelchurch, Eskley, Hereford. Clubs — Conservative, 
 Windham. 
 
 S HENRY TRAFFORD-RAWSON, Esquire, Major 
 and Hon. Lieut.-Col. 3rd Batt. (Militia) W. Yorks 
 Regt., J. P. for CO. of Suffolk. Born 1852, being the son 
 of the late Capt. Henry Trafford Trafford ; and assumed 
 by Royal Licence the additional surname and arms of 
 Rawson in the year 1892. Club — Windham. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly of 12: i. quarterly i. and iiii., per 
 fesse sable and azure, a quadrangular castle between three 
 martlets argent (for Rawson) ; ii. and iii. argent, a griffin 
 segreant gules (for Trafford) ; 2. sable, three pheons, 
 points downwards, and a canton argent ; 3. gules, a wolf 
 passant argent ; 4. argent, a griffin segreant gules ; 6. 
 barry of four azure and argent ; 7. barry of four azure 
 and argent, in chief two mullets pierced of the last ; 8. 
 
 argent, on a bend azure, three garbs or ; 9. quarterly gules 
 and or, in the first quarter a lion passant argent ; 10. paly 
 of six argent and gules, a chief vaire ; 11. argent, on a 
 bend gules, three escarbuncles ; 12. vert, a cross engrailed 
 ermine. Mantling sable and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased per fesse 
 sable and azure, gutt^e-d'or, holding in the beak two 
 
 annulets interlaced or (for Rawson) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a thrasher proper, his coat, breeches, and 
 stockings party per pale argent and gules, holding in his 
 hands a flail proper, the head or, over a garb fesse- 
 ways of the last ; and in an escroll over the same the 
 Motto, "Now thus" (for Trafford). Married, 1892, Julia, 
 younger dau. of the late John Richards Welstead, formerly 
 Capt. 7th Dragoon Guards, of Kimbolton, Hunts. Seats — 
 Coldham Hall, Bury St. Edmunds ; The Old Hall, Yafforth, 
 near Northallerton. 
 
 TRAILL, formerly of Holland (Matric. 12 Feb. 1902, 
 but recorded by a cadet line c. 1680-7). Azure, a chevron 
 between two mascles in chief or, and a trefoil slipped 
 in base argent. Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest—On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a beacon tower issuing from waves 
 of the sea proper. MottO^" Discrimine salus." 
 
 Eldest son of late Thomas Traill, 7th of Holland, 
 
 Esq., J. P., D.L. ((/. 1896), by Margaret, second d. of 
 
 Robert Menzies, Commissioner to 7ih and 8th Earls 
 
 of Elgin : — 
 
 George Traill, Esq., J. P. Orkney, 8th of Holland, 
 
 b. 1847. Seat — Holland House, Orkney. Nes. — Kirklands, 
 
 Gullane, East Lothian. 
 
 TRAILL (Rematric. 26 Nov. 1903). Quarterly, i. azure, 
 a chevron between two mascles in chief or, and a trefoil 
 slipped in base argent, within a bordure engrailed of the 
 second (Traill, recorded by another cadet line 1680-7); 
 2. argent, on a chevron gules, between three flames of fire 
 proper, a lion rampant accompanied with two estoiles of 
 
 six points of the field (Baikie of Tankerness, c. 1680-7); 
 3. argent, on a chevron sable, an otter's head erased of 
 the field, a crescent of the second for difference (Balfour, 
 c. 1672) ; 4. ermine, a man's heart proper, on a chief azure, 
 three mullets argent (Douglas). Mantling azure, doubled 
 or. Crest — On a wreaih of his liveries, a column issuing 
 from waves of the sea proper. Motto — " Discrimine salus." 
 Livery — ^Blue and gold. 
 
 Second son of Gilbert Traill, Esq., J. P. co. Orkney, 
 
 Lieut. R.N. (ygst. son of Traill of Frotoft), b. 1788 ; d. 
 
 1849 ; 7n. 1818, Frances, d. and coh. of Robert Baikie, 
 
 7th of Tankerness : — 
 Thomas William Traill, Esq., Fleet Engineer R.N. , 
 b. 13 Aug. 1829; m. 10 June 1879, Sarah Ann Glasgow, 
 
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 d. of Willintn Mct^orkindalc; and has issue— Robert 
 Francis Traill. IJfntlenmn, i. aa Fi'U 1881. J?es. — 
 Tomnna, I'tie Chase. C lapham Common, London, S.W. 
 t.Vj»^— Junior Conservative, Primrose. 
 
 TRAILL (U.O.). Ature, a chevron between two 
 mascles in chief or, and a trefoil slipped in Iwse argent. 
 Mantling axure and or. Creit — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a column set in the sea proper. MottO— " Dis- 
 criniinc salus." 
 
 .S(in of William Tr.iill of Ballvlou^h, B.A., M.D., d. 
 
 1791 ; d. ; m. and, 1836, Louisa Henrietta, d. of 
 
 Rol)ert French of Monivea Castle, co. Galway, by 
 
 Nichola his wife, sister of Sir Edward O'Brien, 4th 
 
 Bart., of Dromnland : — 
 
 Anthony Traill, I'lsq., J. P. andD.L., co. Antrim (High 
 
 Sheriff i88a), LL.D.. M.D., Provost of Trin. Coll., Dublin 
 
 (1904), Hon. LL.D. Glasgow, Hon. Fellow Roy. Coll. of 
 
 Surgeons Mrela nil), Hon. Ft-Uow Roy. Coll. of Physicians 
 
 ( Ireland), Commissioner of Flducational Endowment (Ireland) 
 
 1885 -9a, fi. 1838; m. 1867, Catherine Elizabeth, d. of James 
 
 Stewart Moore, Esq., D. L. , of Ballydivity, co. Antrim ; and 
 
 h.-is issue -(i) William Stewart Traill, Esq., Capt. R.E., d. 
 
 1868 [/«. 1896, Selina Margaret, d. of Charles Frizell of 
 
 C:.istle Kevin; and h.as issue— Anthony O'Brien Traill, 
 
 Gentleman, i. 1897]; (a) Henry Edward O'Brien Traill, 
 
 Gentleman, Lieut. R.A., d. 1876; (3) Edmund Francis 
 
 Tarleton Traill, Gentleman, Lieut. A.S.C., i. 1878; (4) 
 
 Alexander Frederick Traill, Gentleman, t. 1891; Frances 
 
 Catherine [m. 1898, Leslie Dennyl ; Harriet Agnes [m. 14 
 
 April 1896, Alfred Edward Brett]; and Annie Margaret. 
 
 Seat — Ballylough House, Bushmills, co. Antrim ; Provost's 
 
 House, Dublin. 
 
 TRAILL (L.O., rematric. 1905). Quarterly, r. azure, 
 a chevron between two m.ascles in chief or, and a trefoil 
 slipped in base argent, within a plain bordure or (iVaill, 
 
 orig. recorded by another cadet line 1680-87) I 2. argent, on 
 a chevron gules, between three flames of fire proper, a lion 
 rampant accompanied with two estoiles of six points of the 
 field (Baikie of Tankemess, c. 1680-87) ; 3. argent, on a 
 chevron sable, an otter's head erased of the field, a crescent 
 of the second for difference (Balfour, c. 1672); 4. ermine, a 
 man's heart proper, on a chief azure, three mullets argent 
 (Douglas). Mantling azure, doubled or. Crest — On a 
 
 wreath of his liveries, n column issuing from waves of the 
 sea proj)cr. Motto — " Discrimine salus." 
 
 Eld. son of Gilbert Traill, Esq., J. P. co. Orkney, Lieut. 
 
 R.N. (ygst. son of Traill of Frotoft), d. 1788 ; rf. 1849; 
 
 m. 1814, Frances, d. and co-h. of Robert Baikie, 7th of 
 
 Tankerness : — 
 Gilbert Francis Traill, Gentleman, ^. . Ifes. — Broad- 
 lands, Tunbridge Wells. 
 
 TRAPAUD, quartered by ADLERCRON. 
 
 TRASK (H. ColL). Argent, gutt<!-de-sang, a tilting- 
 spear erect proper, supported by two lions rampant 
 guardant gnles, on a chief engrailed of the last, an estoile 
 between two hawk's lures of the first. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon wings 
 elev.T.le(l and addorsed propwr, sen\6 of estoiles or, hooded 
 and holding in the dexter claw a glove argent. 
 
 Son of John Trask of Fairwood House, Wilts, fi. ; 
 
 (t. 1884; m. , Elizaljcth, d. of Charles Trask : — 
 John James Trask, Gentleman, f>. 1844. /fes. — Critchells, 
 Lockerley, Romsey, Hants. 
 
 The Honourable JOHN TRAYNER, Lord Trayner, 
 Doctor of Laws of the University of Glasgow. Born April 
 19, 1834, being the second son of Hugh Trayner, by his 
 wife Agnes, dau. of James Eraser of Glasgow ; Advocate, 
 1858 ; Sheriff for the county of Forfar, 1881-85 ; Lord of 
 Session, with title of Lord Trayner, 1885 ; Lord Commis- 
 sioner of Justiciary, 1887, ex officio Railway Commissioner 
 for Scotland 1889-99. Livery — Blue and white. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, on a fesse, between two Esquires' helmets 
 plumed in chief and a fraise in base argent, a saltire sable. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent. Crest— 
 Upon a wreath of his liveries, a lion sejant gules, armed 
 and langued azure. Motto- "Par loi et droit." Mar- 
 ried, August 4, 1863, Frances Elizalaeth Maxwell, eldest 
 daughter of Robert Stodart Wyld, Writer to the Signet, 
 Doctor of Laws, of Gilston, in the county of Fife ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Charles Hugh Maxwell Trayner, Gentleman, His 
 Britannic Majesty's Consul in Corunna, b. March 3r, 1867; 
 (2) Robert Wyld Maxwell Trayner, Esq., formerly Capt. 
 1st Royal Dragoons, b. Dec. 25, 1870 ; Isabel Georgine 
 Maxwell \m., 1886, E. T. Salvesen, Esq., K.C., Advocate]; 
 and Frances Agnes Marie Camille Maxwell. Postal address 
 — 27 Moray Place, Edinburgh. Clubs — Athenocum, Royal 
 Societies', University (Edinburgh). 
 
 TREACHER, quartered by BOWLES. 
 
 TREBY, see PHILLIPPS-TREBY. 
 
 CHARLES EBENEZER TREFFRY, Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. Cornwall, High Sheriff 1886. Born May r, 1842, being 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Edward 
 John Treffry, D.C.L. of Place (who assumed by Royal 
 Licence, May 16, 1850, the surname and arms of TrefiVy), 
 by his wife Anne, dau. of Charles Steel, R.N. Armorial 
 bearings— Sable, a chevron between three trees eradicated 
 argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a Cornish chough's head erased sable, in the 
 beak a sprig of laurel vert. Married, Aug. 30, 1866, 
 Udney Maria Blakeley, dau. of Joseph von Bretton, Baron 
 von Bretton; and has had Issue— {i) Blakeley von Bretton 
 Treffry, Gentleman, b. Aug. 11, 1867 (d. Aug. 23, 1879); 
 (2) Edward Treffry, Gentleman, b. March i, 1869; (3) 
 Dormer Kierulff Bretton Treffry, Gentleman, b. May 7, 
 1877; Florence; and Vandah Louisa Bretton. Seat— 
 Place, Fowey, Cornwall. 
 
 The Rev. EDWARD LAMBERT TREFFRY, Rector 
 of Blankney, co. Lincoln. Born April 29, 1854, being the 
 seventh son of the late Rev. Edward John Treffry, D.C. L., 
 of Place (who assumed by Royal Licence, May 16, 1850, 
 the surname and arms of Treffry), by his wife Anne, dau. 
 of Charles Steel, R.N. Armorial bearings — Sable, a 
 chevron between three trees eradicated argent. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 Cornish chough's head erased sable, in the beak a sprig of 
 laurel vert. Married, 1885, Evelyn, only dau. of Thomas 
 Henry Pares of Hopwell Hall, Derby; and has Issut— 
 
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 Mary Evelyn ; and Katharine. Postal address — Blankney, 
 CO. Lincoln. 
 
 JOSEPH THOMAS TREFFRY, Esquire, J. P. co. of 
 Devon. Born Dec. 29, 1851, being the sixth son of the late 
 Rev. Edward John Treffry, D.C.L. , of Place (who assumed 
 by Royal Licence, May 16, 1850, the surname and arms of 
 Treffry), by his wife Anne, dau. of Charles Steel, R.N., 
 Inspecting Commander of H.M. Coastguard. Livery — 
 Drab coats, blue and white trimmings, blue plush breeches, 
 silver lace and buttons. Armorial bearings — Sable, a 
 chevron between three trees eradicated argent. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 Cornish chough's head erased sable, in the beak a sprig of 
 laurel vert. Motto— " Whyle God wy 11." Married, 1874, 
 Ada (who died Jan. 6, 1904), fifth dau. of Colonel John 
 Whitehead Peard, J. P., of Trenython. /Residence — Clud 
 — Royal Western Yacht (Plymouth). 
 
 The Rev. REGINALD HEBER TREFFRY, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Endollion, Cornwall. Born 
 March 30, 1846, being the fourth son of the late Rev. Edward 
 John Treffry, D.C.L. , of Place (who assumed by Royal 
 Licence, May 16, 1850, the surname and arms of Treffry), 
 by his wife Anne, dau. of Charles Steel, R.N. Armorial 
 bearings— Sable, a chevron between three trees eradicated 
 argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a Cornish chough's head erased sable, in tlie 
 beak a sprig of laurel vert. Married, Jan. 23, 1889, Blanch, 
 elder dau. of Henry Peach Keighley, Esq., Capt. Indian 
 Army; and has Issue — Roger Carpenter, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 31, 1892; and Anne. Postal address — St. Endellion, 
 Port Isaac, Cornwall. 
 
 TREGARTHIN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 TREGARTHYN, quartered by TAUNTON, 
 
 SJOHN SIMMONS TREGONING, Esquire, J.P. 
 CO. Cornwall, J.P. and D.L. for the co. of Car- 
 marthen, High Sheriff 1904-1905. Born Sept. 10, 1842, 
 being the eldest and only surviving son of John Simmons 
 Tregoning of Landue, in the co. of Cornwall, by his wife 
 
 Elizabeth Avery, dau. of John Langford of Boscastle, in 
 the same county. Liveiy — Blue coat, with silver buttons, 
 drab trousers, &c. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Argent, on a mount vert, a stag lodged in front of 
 three oak-trees proper, a chief azure, thereon a passion 
 cross between two mullets of the field ; and for his Crest, 
 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a rock proper, 
 thereon a castle argent, a stag lodged or ; with the MottO, 
 "Semper paratus, semper tutus." Married, September 
 26, 1866, Sophia, daughter of Edward Norris of Liverpool ; 
 and has Issue — (i) John Simmons Tregoning, Esq., J.P. co. 
 Carmarthen, M.A. Camb., b. Feb. 16, 1868; (2) William 
 Edward Cecil Tregoning, Gentleman, M.A. Camb. b. Feb. 
 17, 1871 \jn., Nancy, youngest dau. of John Beavan 
 Phillips, Esq., J.P. , and has issue, a son]; (3) Arthur 
 Langford Tregoning, Gentleman, B.A. Camb., b. Sept. 5, 
 1874; (4) Wynn Harold Tregoning, Gentleman, B.A. 
 CamlD. , b. June 6, 1876; (5) Geoffrey Norris Tregoning, 
 Gentleman, B.A. Camb., b. Sept. 25, 1881 ; (6) Edgar 
 Avery Tregoning, Gentleman, b. Feb. 11, 1884; Sophie 
 Elizabeth ; Emily Grace ; and Dorothea. Estates — Lan- 
 due, near Launceston ; Bryn Hafod, near Uanelly, &c. 
 Postal address — Landue, near Launceston, Cornwall. 
 Club — St. Stephen's. 
 
 TREGOR. quartered by BARTTELOT. 
 
 M HORACE DORMER TRELAWNEY, Esquire. J.P. 
 
 ^ and D.L. for co. Chester, late Captain Royal Horse 
 Guards. Born 1824, being the second but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Harry Brereton Trelawney, Esq., of Shot- 
 wick, Captain Grenadier Guards, by his wife Caroline, dau. 
 of Captain Monk, R.N. Armorial bearings— Argent, a 
 chevron sable, between three oak leaves slipped proper, 
 impaling the arms of Walsh, namely argent, a fesse sable, 
 cotised wavy gules, between six martlets of the second. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf passant proper. Motto— "Sermoni con- 
 sonafacra." Married, 1859, Hon. Maria Katharine Walsh, 
 eldest dau. of Rt. Hon. John, ist Lord Ormathwaite ; and 
 has /w«e— Florence ; Maud; Hilda \m., July 13, 1892, 
 John Herbert Upton-Cottrell-Dormer, Lieut. 4th Batt. 
 Oxfordshire Light Infantry, fourth son of Clement Cottrcll- 
 Dormer of Ingmire Hall, co. York, and has issue] ; Lilian ; 
 and Miny. 6V<2/— Shotwick Park, co. Chester. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Army and Navy, and Marlborough. 
 
 TRELAWNY, see JAGO-TRELAWNY, 
 
 § Alderman Sir WILLIAM PURDIE TRELOAR, 
 Knight Bachelor (1900), a Commissioner of Lieuten- 
 ancy for the City of London, Alderman of Farringdon 
 Without since 1892, Sheriff of London 1890-1900, J.P. for 
 the counties of London, Surrey, and Kent. Born 1843, 
 being the second son of "Thomas Treloar of Helston, Corn- 
 wall. Livefy— Bine and gold. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 on a mount vert, an oak tree proper, fructed gold, on a 
 chief nebuly gules, three hawks' lures of the first. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 embowed, vested azure, cuffed or, the hands grasping a 
 fasces fesseways, head towards the dexter proper, pendent 
 therefrom, by a chain or, an escutcheon sable, charged with 
 a bezant. Motto — " Honestate vetustas stat." Married, 
 1865, Annie, dau. of George Blake. Residence— Gra.r\ge 
 Mount, Norwood, Surrey. Clubs— ]nn\or Carlton, Authors', 
 Press, Savage, Bath, Whitefriars. 
 
 § ARTHUR TREM.AYNE, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., 
 and Christ Church, Oxford, M.P. for Truro 1878-80, 
 served in the 13th Light Dragoons in the Crimea, and 
 commanded them as Lieut. -Colonel 1860-61; has Legion 
 of Honour and 3rd Class Medjidie. Born May 15, 1827, 
 being the fifth son of the late John Hearle Tremayne, Esq., 
 of Heligan and Sydenham, by Caroline Matilda his wife, 
 dau. of Sir William Lemon, ist Baronet, of Carclew. Livery 
 — Blue and silver. Armorial bearings — Gules, three 
 dexter arms, conjoined at the shoulders and flexed in 
 triangle or, fists proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed, holding 
 between their hands a man's head proper, on the head a 
 high-crowned hat sable. Motto—" Honor et honestas." 
 Married, firstly, Sept. 22, 1858, Lady Frances Margaret 
 Hely-Hutchinson (rf. April 11, 1866), second dau. of Rt. Hon. 
 John, 3rd Earl of Donoughmore, K.P. ; and has Issue— (i) 
 Arthur Richard Tremayne, Gentleman, b. Sept. 17, 1861, 
 d. Jan. 30, 1862; (2) William Francis Tremayne, Gentleman, 
 late 4th Dragoon Guards, b. Oct 25, 1862 [tn. , Aug. 19, 1890, 
 Zoe Anna Judith, third dau. of Baron de Robeck of Gowran 
 Grange, Naas, and has issue, Charles Henry Tremaney, 
 
 is the Ni^val Cockade. 
 
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 Ontlcman, b. 1893]; (3) Charles Lewis Tremayne, Gentle- 
 man, *. Feb. 14, 1664. d. Feb. 25. 1876; (4) John Hearle 
 Tremayne, Esq.. Major 13th Hussiirs, b. March ir, 1865 ; 
 Carohne Mary [*»., Jun. 31. 1883. Francis .Mexander, 
 Lieut. R.N., eldest surviving son ofCaledon Dupre Alex- 
 ander of Calmont I'ark, Reading, and of 30 Belgrave 
 Square! Colonel Tremayne married, secondly, Sept. ist 
 1870, F.nuna Penelojie, tifth dau. of Rev. Thomas Phill- 
 potts of PorihgwiihU-n, Cornwall ; and has issue, (5) Arthur 
 Hughes Treniayno, CJentlenian, b. Oct. 19, 1872 ; and Alice 
 Opre. AVd/— Carclew, Perran-as-Worthal. Clubs—Army 
 and Navy, Cavalry. 
 
 HENRY HAWKINS TREMAYNE. Esquire, J. P. 
 Born March 24, 1830, being the third son of the late John 
 Hearle Tremayne, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff of 
 Cornwall 1831, and M.P. for that county 1806-26, by his 
 wife Caroline Matilda, youngest dau. of Sir William Lemon, 
 ist Baronet of Carclew. Armorial bearings— Gules, 
 that; de.xter arms, conjoined at the shoulders and flexed in 
 triangle or, fists proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed, holding 
 between their hands a man's head proper, on the head a 
 high-crowned hat sable. Motto— " Honor ct honestas." 
 Married Charlotte Jane, third dau. of John BuUer of 
 Morval, and has issue, seven children. Residence — 
 
 JOHN CLAUDE LEWIS TREMAYNE, Esquire. 
 J. P. CO. Cornwall. Born Aug. i, 1869, being the eldest 
 son of John Tremayne, Esq., of Heligan, Cornwall, by his 
 wife Hon. Mary Charlotte Martha Vivian, dau. of Rt. 
 Hon. Charles Crespigny, and Lord Vivian of Glynn. 
 Armorial bearing^— Gules, three dexter arms, conjoined 
 at the shoulders and flexed in triangle or, fists proper. 
 MantUng gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, two arms embowed, holding between their hands a 
 man's head proper, on the head a high-crowned hat sable. 
 Motto—" Honor et honestas." Seat — Heligan, St. Austell. 
 
 TRENCH, see CHEVENIX-TRENCH and COOKE- 
 TRENCH. 
 
 CHARLES O'H ARA TRENCH. Esquire, J. P. . late 14th 
 Regt. Bom March 19, 1846, being the second son of John 
 Eyre Trench, by his wife Grace, third dau. of Rev. John 
 Burdett, Rector of Banagher, King's Co., and Ballygarth, 
 CO. Meath. Club — Hibernian United Service (Dublin). 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion passant gules, between 
 three fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief of the last, a sun in 
 splendour or, impaling the arms of St. George, namely 
 argent, a chief azure, over all a lion rampant gules, ducally 
 crowned or, a crescent for difference. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest, on a wreath of the colours, an arm in armour 
 embowed, holding a sword all proper. Motto — "Virtutis 
 fortuna comes." Married, April 14, 1874, Elizabeth Olivia, 
 third dau. of Robert St. George (and grand-dau. of Sir 
 Richard Bligh St. George, Bart., of Woodsgift, co. Kil- 
 kenny; and has Issue— (1) John Arthur Burdett Trench, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 21, 1884 ; (2) Charles Frederick Trench, 
 Gentleman, b. July 29, 1885 ; Grace Eulalie St. George ; 
 Violet Madeleine Maud ; and Moira Sophia. Seat — Clon- 
 fert, Eyrecourt, co. Galway. 
 
 S FREDERICK CHARLES TRENCH-GASCOIGNE, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L. for the cos. York and Limerick, 
 High Sheriff for the latter co. 1863, and for the former 1864, 
 J. P. CO. Argyll, late Capt. 66th Regt., Lieut.-Col. ist W.R. 
 Yorks. Volunteer Artillery, Hon. Col. 2nd Leeds R.E. 
 Volunteers. Bom May 15, 1814, being the only son of the 
 late Charles Trench, who was fifth son of Fiederick Trench 
 of Moate and Woodlawn. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, on a pale sable, a conger's head couped and 
 erect or, and for distinction, upon a canton gules, a cross 
 crosslet of the third (for Gascoigne) ; 2 and 3 argent, a lion 
 passant gules, between three fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief of 
 the last, a sun in splendour or (for Trench). Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a conger's head couped and erect or, charged for 
 distinction with a pellet (for Gascoigne) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasp- 
 
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 ing a cutlass all proper (for Trench). Married Mary 
 Isabella (who died Oct. 25, 1891), elder dau, and coheir of 
 the late Richard Oliver Gascoigne of Parlington and Castle 
 Oliver ; and bv her has Issue — Frederick Richard Thomas 
 Trench-Gascoigne, Esq., of Lotherton, Aljerford, Leeds, 
 late Capt. Royal Horse Guards, Hon. Col. Yorkshire 
 Hussars, J. P. for the West Riding, b. July 4, 1851 [/«., Feb. 
 26, 1892, Laura Gwendolen Douglas, younger dau. of Sir 
 Douglas Galton, K.C. B. , of Ilimbleton Manor, co. Wor- 
 cester. Seats — Parlington Park, Aberford, Yorkshire. 
 
 TRENCHARD, see DILLON-TRENCHARD. 
 
 TRENOUTH, quartered by CONYERS and HOR- 
 DERN, 
 
 TRESURTHIEN. quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 The Right Honourable Sir GEORGE OTTO TRE- 
 VELYAN. 2nd Baronet (March 13, 1874), of Wallington, 
 Northumberland, P.C, M.A., LL.D., D.C.L., D.L., M.P. 
 for Tynemouth 1865-68, for the Border Burghs r868-86, 
 and for Glasgow 1887-97, ^ I^ord of the Admiralty 1869-70, 
 Parliamentary Secretary of the Admiralty 1880 82, Chief 
 Secretary of State for Ireland 1882-84, Chancellor of the 
 Duchy of Lancaster with a seat in the Cabinet 1884-85. 
 and Secretary for Scotland Feb. to April 1886, and 1892-95. 
 Born July 20, 1838, being the only son of the late Sir Charles 
 Edward Trevelyan, ist Bart., of Wallington, K.C.B., by 
 his wife Hannah Moore, dau. of Zachary Macaulay, and 
 sister of Lord Macaulay. Armorial bearings — Gules, a 
 demi-horse argent, hoofed and maned or, issuing out of 
 water in base proper, with due difference ; the escutcheon 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, two 
 arms counter-embowed proper, habited azure, holding in 
 the hands a bezant. MottO — " Ty me tryeth troth." Mar- 
 ried, Sept. 29, i86q, Caroline, dau. of Robert Needham 
 Philips, M.P. , of The Park, Manchester, and Welcombe, 
 Stratford-on-Avon ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Philips 
 Trevelyan, Esq., M.P. for Elland Div. co. York since 1899, 
 M. A. Camb. , late Assistant Private Secretary to Lord-Lieut, 
 of Ireland, b. Oct. 28, 1870 [/«., Jan. 6, 1904, Mary Katha- 
 rine, third dau. of Hugh Bell, Esq., J. P., of Red Barns, 
 Coatham, Redcar] ; (2) Robert Calverley Trevelyan, Esq., 
 b. June 20, 1872 [m., June 7, 1900, Elizabeth, dau. of 
 the late Ian des Amorie van de Hoeven] ; (3) George Mac- 
 aulay Trevelyan, Esq., Fellow of Trin. Coll., Camb., b. 
 Feb. 16, 1876. .S'^aA— Wallington, Cambo, Northumber- 
 land ; Welcombe, Stratford-on-Avon. Town house — 8 
 Grosvenor Crescent, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's. Athenaeum, 
 National Liberal, and Reform. 
 
 SYDNEY VYVYAN TREVENEN, Gentleman. Bom 
 Jan. 2, 1894, being the only son of the late Sydney William 
 Trevenen, Gentleman, by his wife Jessie Atkinson, dau. of 
 Thomas King Atkinson of Reston Hall, Westmorland, 
 Esq., J. P. for Cumberland and Westmorland. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a fesse gules, between two chevrons 
 azure, an escallop and two fleurs-de-lis of the field. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag quarterly vert and erminois, attired or. 
 Motto — " In se teres." Postal address — Carlisle. 
 
 TREVES (H. Coll., 1902). Argent, on a cross couped 
 
 gules, a tower triple-towered or, between in the first and 
 
 fourth quarters a dexter hand couf)ed and erect proper, 
 
 and in the second and third quarters a tent purpure, 
 
 garnished, and the pole of the third. Mantling gules and 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an opinicus 
 
 statant or, wings elevated and addorsed purpure, resting 
 
 the dexter paw on a fleam fessways argent. Motto — 
 
 " Fortiter, fideliter, feliciter." Livery— l&XviC and yellow. 
 
 Son of William Treves of Dorchester, b. 1812 ; 
 
 d. 1867; m. 1842, Jane, d. of John Knight of 
 
 Honiton : — 
 
 Sir Frederick Treves, Bart. (30 July 1902), G.C.V. 0.(1905), 
 K.C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (1901), F.R.C.S., Hon. LL.D. 
 (Aberdeen), Serjeant-Surgeon to the King, Surgeon in 
 Ordinary to the Prince of Wales, formerly Surgeon Extra- 
 
 is the Blilitary Cockade. 
 
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 ordinary to Queen Victoria, Knt. of Grace of the Order of 
 the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, Con- 
 sulting Surgeon to the Forces in S. Africa 1899-1900, with 
 Ladysmith Relief Column (medal, three clasps), Hon. Col. 
 Roy' Army Medical Corps (Mil.), i. 1853 ; m. 1877, Anne 
 Elizabeth, d. of Alfred Samuel Mason of Dorchester ; and 
 has surv. issue — Enid Margery [m. 1902, Lt.-Col. Charles 
 Delm^ Radcliffe]. Res.—b Wimpole Street, W. Clubs— 
 Reform, Hurlingham. 
 
 TREVOR, quartered by HUTCHINSON - LLOYD- 
 VAUGHAN and LLOYD-VAUGHAN. 
 
 CHARLES EDMUND AUGUSTINE TREVOR 
 TREVOR-BATTYE, Esquire, Hon. Capt. in the Army, 
 late Capt. 3rd Batt. East Lanes. Regt. ; served in Zulu, 
 Basuto, and Boer campaigns (three medals and clasp). Born 
 1853, being the eldestsonof the late Rev. William Wilberforce 
 Battye of Tingrith House, in co. Bedford, Rector of Hever, 
 in CO. Kent, Lord of the Manors of Tingrith and Little 
 Hampden, by his wife Harriet Dorothea, only dau. of 
 Edmund Wakefield Meade- Waldo, Esq., of Stonewall, in 
 CO. Kent, and of Hever Castle, J. F. and D. L. for that county. 
 Mrs. Battye was authorised by Royal License, dated Sept. 23, 
 1890, in conjunction with the issue of her late husband, to 
 assume the additional surname Trevor [to be used before 
 that of Battye] and the arms of Trevor and Battye quarterly. 
 Z.«'tvj— Black, white facings. Armorial bearings— Quar- 
 terly I and 4, sable a chevron argent, between three goats 
 passant of the last, each charged with two pellets fesseways, 
 a chief invected or, thereon a demi-man couped and af- 
 front6e, holding over his dexter shoulder a club proper be- 
 tween two cinquefoils gules (for Battye) ; 2 and 3 party per 
 bend sinister erminois and pean, a lion rampant counter- 
 changed (for Trevor). Mantling sable and argent. Crests 
 — I. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a club fesseways 
 proper, a stork argent, collared and lined sable, holding in 
 the beak a roach proper (for Battye) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, the trunk of an oak-tree, a 
 branch sprouting from its dexter side, acorned proper, upon 
 the trunk a wyvern, tail nowed sable, wings elevated er- 
 minois (for Trevor). Motto — "Ducat amor Dei." Mar- 
 ried, 1902, Maude Jessie Sowerby, dau. of the late Capt. 
 Henry Sowerby Middleton ; and has Issue — \higo Rochfort 
 Hampden Trevor-Battye, Gentleman, b. June 2, 1904. 
 Residence — Tingrith Manor, Beds. Club — Grosvenor. 
 
 CHARLES CADWALLADER TREVOR-ROPER, 
 Gentleman. Born Feb. 9, 1884, being the eldest son of the 
 late George Edward Trevor-Roper, by his wife Harriette, 
 dau. of Richard Trevor-Roper. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure and or, a pale and three 
 roebucks' heads erased counterchanged (for Roper) ; 2 and 
 3, per bend sinister ermine and ermines, a lion rampant or, 
 and for distinction a canton sable, thereon an escallop 
 argent, charged with a cross flory of the fourth (for Trevor). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion rampant sable, holding in his right paw a 
 ducal cornet or (for Roper) ; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned 
 up ermine, a wyvern, wings elevated sable, and for distinc- 
 tion on the breast an escallop, charged as in the arms (for 
 Trevor), Motto — " Spes mea in Deo. " Residence— 
 
 CHARLES JAMES TREVOR-ROPER, M.A., J. P. 
 and D.L. for co. Flint, High Sheriff 1878, Hon. Col. 6th 
 Batt. King's Royal Rifle Corps. Born Oct. 29, 1823, being 
 the eldest son of the late Charles Blaney Trevor- Roper, 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1835, by his wife Mary, 
 only dau. of Samuel Knight of Manchester. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure and or, a pale 
 and three roebucks' heads erased counterchanged (for 
 Roper) ; 2 and 3, per bend sinister ermine and ermines, a 
 lion rampant or, and for distinction a canton sable, thereon 
 an escallop argent, charged with a cross flory of the fourth 
 (for Trevor). Mantling azure and or. Crests— i. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, holding in his 
 dexter paw a ducal coronet or (for Roper) ; 2. on a chapeau 
 gules, turned up erm'ine, a wyvern, wings elevated sable, 
 and for distinction on the breast an escallop, charged as 
 in the arms (for Trevor). Motto — "Spes mea in Deo." 
 Married, firstly, Nov. 30, 1854, Lucy Anne, youngest dau. 
 of Samuel Aldersey of Aldersey Hall, co. Chester ; and 
 secondly, July 8, 1873, Julia Maria, eldest dau. of Sir Cor- 
 
 nelius H. Kortright, K.C. M.G. , Governor of British Guiana. 
 Seat — Plas Teg Park, co. Flint. C/«^— Junior Carlton. 
 
 CLAUDE HENRY TREVOR-ROPER, Gentleman. 
 Born July 26, 1869, being the eldest son of the late Richard 
 Henry Trevor-Roper, by his wife Grace Carr, dau. of Henry 
 Messena, M.D. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 per fesse azure and or, a pale and three roebucks' heads 
 erased counterchanged (for Roper) ; 2 and 3, per bend sinis- 
 ter ermine and ermines, a lion rampant or, and for distinc- 
 tion a canton sable, thereon an escallop argent, charged 
 with a cross flory of the fourth (for Trevor). Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — i. on a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant sable, holding in the right paw a ducal coronet or 
 (for Roper) ; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a 
 wyvern, wings elevated sable, and for distinction on the 
 breast an escallop, charged as in the arms (for Trevor). 
 Motto — " Spes mea in Deo." Residence — 
 
 CYRIL HENRY TREVOR-ROPER, Gentleman. Born 
 May 13, 1877, being the eldest son of the late Henry Pellew 
 Trevor-Roper, by his wife Amy Juliet, youngest dau. of 
 Rev. George Preston. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i 
 and 4, per fesse sable and or, a pale and three roebucks' 
 heads erased counterchanged (for Roper) ; 2 and 3, per 
 bend sinister ermine and ermines, a lion rampant or, and 
 for distinction a canton sable, thereon an escallop argent, 
 charged with a cross flory of the fourth (for Trevor). 
 Mantling azure and or. Crests— i. a lion rampant sable, 
 holding in his dexter paw a ducal coronet or (for Roper) ; 
 2. on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a wyvern, wings 
 elevated sabie, and for distinction on the breast an escallop, 
 charged as in the arms (for Trevor). Motto — "Spes mea 
 in Deo." Residence — 
 
 DACRE TREVOR-ROPER, Gentleman. Born Jan. 12, 
 1839, being the fifth son of the late Charles Blaney Trevor- 
 Roper, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , High Sheriff 1835, by his wife 
 Mary, only dau. of Samuel Knight of Manchester. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure and or, 
 a pale and three roebucks' heads erased counterchanged 
 (for Roper) ; 2 and 3, per bend sinister ermine and ermines, 
 a lion rampant or, and for distinction a canton sable, 
 thereon an escallop argent, charged with a cross flory of 
 the fourth (for Trevor). Mantling azure and or. Crests — 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant sable, holding 
 in his right paw a ducal coronet or (for Roper) ; 2. on a 
 chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a wyvern, wings elevated 
 sable, and for distinction on the breast an escallop, charged 
 as in the arms (for Trevor). MottO — " Spes mea in Deo.'' 
 Married, Aug. 25, 1875, Louisa, dau. of William Wanklyn ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Lennard Carew Trevor-Roper, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 22, 1876; (2) Hubert Trevor-Roper, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 5, 1877 ; (3) Henry Blayney Trevor-Roper, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 1881, d. April i, 1882; (4) Ranulph Dacre 
 Trevor-Roper, Gentleman, b. April 13, 1893 ; and Mary and 
 Margaret Roper. Residence — 
 
 S GEORGE DACRE TREVOR-ROPER, Gentleman, 
 Surgeon R.N. Born Sept. 17, 1862, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late George Trevor-Roper of 
 Fern Park, Cheshire, M.D. , by his wife Amelia, dau. of 
 Captain Archibald Macdonald, R.N. Armorial bearings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure and or, a pale and 
 three roebucks' heads erased counterchanged (for Roper) ; 
 2 and 3, per bend sinister ermine and ermines, a lion ram- 
 pant or, and for distinction a canton sable, thereon an 
 escallop argent, charged with a cross flory of fhe fourth (for 
 Trevor). Mantling azure and or. Crests — i. a lion ram- 
 pant sable, holding in his right paw a ducal coronet or (for 
 Roper) ; 2. on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a 
 wyvern, wings elevated sable, and for distinction on the 
 breast an escallop, charged as in the arms (for Trevor). 
 Motto — " Spes mea in Deo." Residence — 
 
 TRICKETT, quartered by DENT. 
 
 TRICUBBE, quartered by BRACKENRIDGE. 
 
 TRIST of Tristford (H. Coll.). Azure, a cinquefoil, 
 between an estoile between two ears of wheat leaved and 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Cro 
 
 Cro 
 
 •lipped, in chief as many cstoilcs in fesse, and a like ear of 
 wheat in base all or. MantUng azure and or. Crest— On 
 
 a wreath of the colours, two cinquefoils fessewise or, 
 thereon a crow close sable. Motto — ' ' Nee triste nee 
 trepide." 
 
 Only s. of William Samuel Gwatkin Trist, Esq., Capt. 
 
 and West India Regt., b. 1850; d. 1882; m. Amy 
 
 Jane, d. of P. J. Margary of Wingfield Villa, Stoke, 
 
 and gd. of Sir William Russell, 1st Bart., of Charlton 
 
 Park, Cheltenham : — 
 
 Francis Warren Trist, Gentleman, b. 24 Feb. 1882. 
 
 Seats— TTisliotd, Harberton, South Devon, Behan Pare, 
 
 St. Veryan, Grampound Road, Cornwall. Club— 'Sew 
 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 TROLLOP, quartered by LANE. 
 
 TROTMAN (i6i6). Argent, a cross gules between four 
 
 roses of the same, barbed vert. Crest — A garb bound up 
 
 with a band argent and azure, between two ostrich-feathers. 
 
 Son of Rev. Fiennes Samuel Trotman, by his wife 
 
 Mary, d. of Rev. Nicholas Earle : — 
 
 Rev. Edward Fiennes Trotman, B.C.L. (Oxon.), V. of 
 Marshfield and Hon. Canon of Bristol, b. 1828 ; m. 1859, 
 Anne Symes, d. of Peter Cox of Beaminster, Dorset ; and 
 has issue — (i) Fiennes Trotman, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; 
 (a) Edward Trotman, b. 1863 ; (3) Charles Newsham 
 Trotman, Gentleman, b. 1864; (4) William Wykeham 
 Trotman, Gentleman, b. 1865; (5) Henry Leigh Trotman, 
 Gentleman, b. 1867 ; (6) Francis Earle Trotman, Gentleman, 
 t. 1869. /fes. — Marshfield Vicarage, Chippenham. 
 
 ERNEST BALFOUR TROTTER, Gentleman. Born 
 March 24, 1851, being the sixth son of the late William 
 Trotter, Esq., J. P. (who assumed by Royal Licence, 
 Dec. 3, 1868, the surname of Trotter in lieu of that of 
 Browm. and was permitted to bear the arms of Trotter 
 quarterly with those of his own family, such surname and 
 arms to be used by his issue), by his wife Mary Elizabeth, 
 only dau. and heir of George Welbank of St. James's 
 
 Place, Middlesex. ArmorlJd bearings — Quarterly i 
 and 4. argent, a crescent gules, on a chief indented azure, 
 three mullets pierced of the field (for Troiti-r) ; a and 3. 
 azure, a chevron chcciuy argent and sable, between three 
 Heurs-de-lis of the second (for Brown). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, a horse 
 trotting argent (for Trotter) ; a. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant gules, in his dexter forepaw a fleur-de-li:> 
 argent (for Brown). Mottoes Over the crest of Trotter, 
 " Fcstina lente" ; over the crest of Brown, " Fortitudine et 
 fidelitate." Married, April la, 1883, Katherine Isabella, 
 eldest dau. of H. S. Patteson of Cringleford, co. Norfolk. 
 Residence— 10 Granville Place, South Kensington, S. W. 
 
 SSiK HENRY TROTTER. K.C.V.O. (1901), Major- 
 General in the Army, and Commanding the Home 
 District, late Grenadier Guards. Born January 5, 1844, 
 being the elder son of the late Richard Trotter of Morton- 
 hall, CO. Midlothian, J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Mary, dau. 
 of General Sir John Oswald, G.C. B. , of Dunnikier. Livery — 
 Dark blue coat, broad blue and white striped waistcoat silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent 
 a fesse gules, Ixjiween three nmllets in chief sable and a 
 crescent in base azure ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron gules 
 between three boars' heads couped sable, impaling the 
 arms of Gifford, namely azure, a chevron between three 
 stirrups with leathers or, within a bordure engrailed argent, 
 pellett^e. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a knight in 
 armour proper, holding his courser argent, caparisoned 
 gules; and m an escroll over the same this Motto, " Im- 
 promptu ; " and for his Supporters, on the dexter side of 
 the escutcheon, a lion rampant gules, and on the sinister 
 side a horse argent, maned, and unguled or. Married, 
 May 24, 1866, Eva, commonly known as the Honourable 
 Eva, daughter of the Right Honourable Robert Francis 
 Gifford, second Baron Gifford ; and has Issue — (1) Algernon 
 Richard Trotter, Esq., D.S.O., b. June 20, 1870, Capt. 
 2nd Life Guards ; (2) Gerald Frederic Trotter, Esq. , D.S.O., 
 b. July 21, 1871, Capt. Grenadier Guards; (3) Edward 
 Henry Trotter, Esq., D.S.O., b. Dec. i, 1872, Capt. 
 (Jrenadier Guards ; (4) Reginald Baird Trotter, Esq., Lieut. 
 Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, b. March 25, 1874; 
 and Meta. Estates — Mortonhall, Liberton, co. Midlothian ; 
 Charterhall, Duns, co. Berwick, N.B. Postal address — 
 Mortonhall, Liberton, Edinburgh. Town residence — 33 
 Cadogan Square, S.W. Clubs — Guards', Carlton, United 
 Service. 
 
 The Rev. HENRY EDEN TROTTER, M.A., Rector 
 of Whitchurch, Oxon; Hon. Canon (Ch. Ch. Oxford). 
 Born June 2, 1844, being the fourth son of the late 
 William Trotter, Esq., J. P. (who assumed by Royal 
 Licence, Dec. 3, 1868, the surname of Trotter in lieu of 
 that of Brown, and was permitted to bear the arms 
 of Trotter quarterly with those of his own family, such 
 surname and arms to be used by his issue), by his wife 
 Mary Elizabeth, only dau. and heir of George Welbank of 
 St. James's Place, Middlesex, by Anne his wife, eldest dau. 
 of James Trotter of Horton. Armorial bearings -Quar- 
 terly 1 and 4, argent, a crescent gules, on a chief indented 
 azure, three mullets pierced of the field (for Trotter) ; 2 and 
 3, azure, a chevron chequy argent and sable, between three 
 fleurs-de-lis of the second (for Brown). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crests — 1. on a wreath of the colours, a horse 
 trotting argent (for Trotter) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion rampant gules, in his dexter forepaw a fleur-de-lis 
 argent (for Brown). Mottoes— Over the crest of Trotter, 
 " Festina lente " ; over the crest of Brown, " Fortitudine et 
 fidelitate." Married, April 19, 1877, Mary Hodgson, only 
 dau. of W. S. Gillett of Harefield, Southampton. Postal 
 (7</rf/-«j — Whitchurch Rectory, Reading, Berks. Club— 
 United University. 
 
 WILLIAM TROTTER, Esquire, J. P. co. Berks. 
 Born July 7, 1839, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Alexander Trotter, Gentleman, by his first wife 
 Taqueline Elizabeth, dau. of the Rt. Rev. William Otter, 
 "D.D., Lord Bishop of Chichester. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, argent, a crescent gules, on a chief in- 
 dented azure, three mullets pierced of the field (for Trotter) ; 
 2 and 3, gules, a lion rampant argent, crowned or, armed 
 and langued azure, charged on the shoulder with a crescent 
 
 ^ is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 of the first (for Mowbray), all within a bordure engrailed 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 his liveries, a horse trotting proper. Motto — " Festina 
 
 uncle, George Cranstoun Trotter-Cranstoun, Esquire, of 
 Dewar and Harvieston (who died 1885). Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, a fesse ermine between three mullets in chief 
 
 lente." Married, April 21, 1863, Mary Isabel, only dau. 
 of William Davies; and has Issue — (i) Charles William 
 Trotter, Esq., Major South Notts Imperial Yeomanry, b. 
 March 7, 1865 [tn., Jan. 18, i8qo, Ellinor, eldest dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. John Hamilton, ist Baron Hamilton of Dalzell, 
 and has had issue, Archibald Trotter, Gentleman, b. April 
 29, 1892 ; John Leslie Trotter, Gentleman, b. 1897, d. 1899 ; 
 and Marjorie Ellinor] ; (2) Henry Alexander Trotter, Gen- 
 tleman, Barrister-at-Law, ^. Sept. i, 1866; and Margaret 
 Evelyn [m. Cyril Gurney]. Seat — King's Beeches, Ascot, 
 Berks. 
 
 WILLIAM SAMPSON TROTTER, Gentleman ; was 
 formerly Lieut. R.A. Born March 13, 1839, being the 
 second but eldest surviving son of the late William Trotter, 
 Esq., J. P. (who assumed by Royal Licence, Dec. 3, 1868, 
 the surname of Trotter in lieu of that of Brown, and was 
 permitted to bear the arms of Trotter quarterly with those 
 of his own family, such surname and arms to be used by his 
 issue), by his wife Mary Elizabeth, only dau. and heir of 
 George Welbank of St. James's Place, Middlesex, by Anne 
 his wife, eldest dau. of James Trotter of Horton. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a crescent gules, on 
 a chief indented azure, three mullets pierced of the field (for 
 Trotter) ; 2 and 3, azure, a chevron chequy argent and 
 sable, between three fleurs-de-lis of the second (for Brown). 
 Mantling gules and ardent. Crests— i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a horse trotting argent (for Trotter) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant gules, in his dexter 
 forepaw a fleur-de-lis argent (for Brown). Mottoes— Over 
 the crest of Trotter, "Festina lente"; over the crest of 
 Brown, '' Fortitudine et fidelitate." Married^ March 6, 
 1886, Constance Selina, youngest dau. of the late John 
 Frederick Feeney of Edgbaston ; and has Issue — John 
 Frederick Arthur Trotter, Gentleman, b. May 16, 1887 ; and 
 Eileen Constance Beryl. Residence — The Hill, Batheaston, 
 Bath. 
 
 JOSEPH YOUNG TROTTER-CRANSTOUN, Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Midlothian, of Dewar and Harvieston, in the 
 CO. of Midlothian. Born 1840, being the eldest surviving 
 son of the late William St. Clair Trotter, by his wife Cathe- 
 rine Anne, daughter of the late Joseph Evans ; succeeded his 
 
 sable, and a crescent in base azure, all within a bordure 
 gules, charged with three cranes statant of the field. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a crane dormant, holding a stone 
 in its dexter foot all proper. Motto — ' ' Thou shalt want ere 
 I want." Estate — Dewar, Midlothian. Seat — Harvieston, 
 Gorebridge, N.B. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Bath, New 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 TROUGHTON, (Granted by Harvey, Clarenceux, 30 
 Oct. 1566, to Christopher Troughton of Great Lynford, 
 
 Bucks.) Sable, ton a chevron between three cygnet heads 
 erased and ducally gorged argent, as many pellets. Crest 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 —On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased per 
 chevron argent and sable, charged with three roundles 
 counterchangcd. [No ojficial peatgree has been entered or 
 frvo/o/ Ike rii[kt to arms mad* since 1574.] 
 
 Son of \tedhurst Albert Troughton, Esa., J. P., m. 
 
 Annie Josephine, d. of Henry Renton, M.I.C.E. : — 
 Ceci/ Claude Walter Troughton, Esq., J. P., Capt. 4th 
 Butt. P.O.n\ North Slap. Regt., b. 1869; m. 1900, 
 Elizabeth Lambton, d. of late Jiichard Horn. Res. — 
 17 Hans Mansions, S. W. Clubs — Junior United Service, 
 Hurlingham, New Thames Yacht. 
 
 TROWER (H. Coll. . 179a). Quarterly argent and sable, 
 three lions passant guardant counterchanged, over all a 
 spear in bend proper. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant 
 per pale argent and sable, resting the dexter paw up>on an 
 anchor. 
 
 Sons of Henry Trower Gentleman, b. 1814 ; d. 1899 ; 
 m. 184a, Helen, d. of William Seymour: — 
 Henry Seymour Trower, Gentleman, b. 1843 ; m. 1871, 
 
 iuliet, d. of M. M. Salomons. Res. — 9 Bryanston Square, 
 lyde Park. W. 
 
 Percy Bence Trower, Gentleman, b. 1846 ; m. 1876, 
 Agnes, d. and coh. of late H. Alexander Bence, Esq., of 
 Thorington Hall, Suffolk (High Sheriff of that county ) 
 [Arms of Bence, borne on escutcheon of pretence, viz.: 
 Argent, on a cross between four frets gules, a castle or] ; 
 and has issue — (i) Alfred Bence Trower, Gentleman, b. 1880 ; 
 (a) Richard Alexander Bence Trower, Gentleman, b. i88a ; 
 (3) Guy Bence Trower, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; (4) Edward 
 Bence Trower, Gentleman, b. 1890; (5) Henry Bence 
 Trower, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; Agnes Helen ; and Muriel 
 Bence. Res. — . Club — Conservative. 
 
 TROYTE, see ACLAND-TROYTE. 
 
 HUGH LEONARD TROYTE, Esq., J.P. co. Devon. 
 Lieut. 20th Hussars, 1894-1898, Major 3rd Vol. Batt. Devon 
 Regt. Born 1870, being eldest son of the late Col. Charles 
 Arthur Williams Troyte of Huntsham Court, J.P. and D.L. 
 for Devon (High Sheriff 1881), Patron of Huntsham, Hon, 
 Major ist. R. Devon Yeo. Cav., and Col. Comm. 3rd Vol. 
 Batt. Devon Regt., by his wife Katharine Mary, eldest 
 dau. of Sir John Walrond Walrond, 1st Bart. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, an eagle displayed with 
 two heads proper, a bordure invected ermine, and for 
 distinction in chief a cross crosslet sable (for Troyte) ; 2 
 and 3, chequy argent and sable, a fesse gules (for Acland). 
 Mantling gules and or. Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's wing sable, charged with five estoiles 
 or, environed with a snake proper, the wing charged for 
 distinction with a cross crosslet gold (for Troyte) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a couped arm lying fesseways to 
 the sinister, habited azure, gloved argent, thereon a falcon 
 perched proper, beaked, membered, and belled or (for 
 Acland). Motto — "A Deo in Deo." 5ea/— Huntsham 
 Court, Bampton, Devon. Club — National. 
 
 S GEORGE TROYTE -CHAFYN- GROVE, Esquire, 
 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant and Justice of the Peace for the counties of Somerset 
 and Dorset, Justice of the Peace for the county of Wiltshire, 
 High Sheriff for the county of Dorset 1888, Patron of four 
 livings. Born October 16, 1829. being the only son of the 
 late George Bullock, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant, of North Coker House, in the county of 
 Somerset, by his wife Caroline, youngest daughter of Charles 
 Grove, Doctor of Medicine. In compliance with the provi- 
 sions of the will of his maternal relative, the Reverend 
 Edward Berkeley Troyte, Doctor of Laws, of Huntsham 
 Court, in the county of Devon (who died 1852), he assumed, 
 by Royal License, the surname of Troyte, in addition to and 
 before that of Bullock, and the arms of Troyte quarterly 
 with his own arms ; and in 1892, upon inheriting the Zeals 
 estates at the death of his cousin Miss Chafyn-Grove, who 
 died 1891, under the will of his cousin William Chafyn- 
 Grove of the Coldstream Guards, who died 1865, he assumed. 
 
 by a further Royal License, the name of Chafyn-Grove in 
 lieu of that of Bullock, and the arms quarterly. Club— 
 Boodle's. /.jWrK— (dress) white and scarlet ; (undress) 
 claret, white and scarlet striped waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly, 1. ermine, on a 
 chevron engrailed eulcs, an escallop or, between two escallops 
 argent (for Grove); 2. gules, a talbot passant or, a chief 
 ermine (for Chafyn) ; 3. or, an engle displayed with two 
 heads proper, within a Iwrdure invected ermine (for Troyte) ; 
 4. gules, on a chevron between three bulls' heads caboshecl 
 argent, armed or, another chevron ermine charged with as 
 many annulets azure (for Bullock) ; and impaling the arms 
 of Welby, sable, a fesse between three fleurs-de-lis argent. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, 1. in the centre, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 
 talbot passant sable, collared argent (for Grove) ; 2. on the 
 dexter side the crest of Troyte, namely, wpon a wreath of 
 the colours, an eagle's wing sable, charged with five estoiles 
 or. the wing environed by a snake projser ; and on the 
 sinister side the crest of Bullock, namely, on a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert five blacks bills erect, banded with 
 a wreath of olive proper, therein p>endent an escutcheon 
 azure, charged with a cross crosslet or. (The arms of 
 Chafyn being set forth without a crest, there not appearing 
 any recorded to that family in the College of Arms. The 
 crest in use was a talbot passant or.) Motto, " Ny 
 dessux ny dessoux." Married, firstly, July 30, 1856, 
 Emily Lucy (which lady died at Geneva, November 8 
 following), eldest daughter of Henry William Berkeley 
 Portman, Esquire, of Dean's Court, in the county of Dorset ; 
 secondly, Septemfjer 19, i860, Alice, third daughter of Sir 
 Glynne Earle Welby-Gregory, Baronet, of Denton Hall, in 
 the county of Lincoln ; and has Issue — ( 1 ) Edward George 
 Troyte-Bullock, Esquire, late Capt. Royal Dragoons, born 
 September 17, 1862 ; (2) Hugh Ambrose Troyte-Bullock, 
 Gentleman, born July 27, 1867 ; (3) Cecil John Troyte- 
 Bullock, Esq., Capt. ist Somerset Light Infantry, born 
 May 17, 1869 ; Mabel Cicely ; Evelyn Mary ; and Alice 
 Christine. Estates — Zeals House, near Mere, and .Sedgehill, 
 in the county of Wiltshire ; North Coker House, Yeovil, in 
 the county of Somerset ; Silton, Waddon, Chelborough 
 Park, and Corscombe, in the county of Dorset. Postal 
 addresses — North Coker House, Yeovil, Somerset ; Boodle's 
 Club, .S.W. 
 
 Major-GenekAL ROBERT HOLT TRUELL. Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, J.P. for 
 
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 CO. of Dorset, served in 53rd Regt. throughout Indian 
 Mutiny 1857-1859, including relief and capture of Luck- 
 now ; in Egypt 1882, and Suakim 1885. Born 1837, being 
 the eldest son of the late Reverend W. Truell of Clon- 
 manon, in co. Wicklow ; created C.B. 1885. Club — 
 United Service. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a lion rampant, and in chief two hearts gules, and 
 pendent below the escutcheon his badge as a C. B. Mant- 
 ling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a heart gules, between two palm branches vert, 
 and above it on an escroU, "Semper fidelis." Motto — 
 
 "Diligentia fortior." Married, ist, 1884, Elizabeth (who 
 died 1889), daughter of the late Reverend Charles Onslow, 
 Honorary Canon of Salisbury ; 2nd, 1890, Harriet, dau. of 
 the late George Churchill of Alderholt Park, in co. Dorset. 
 Postal address — Onslow, Wimborne. 
 
 Rev. WILLIAM HENRY AUGUSTUS TRUELL, late 
 Incumbent of Wall, Staffs. Born May 21, 1843, being the 
 second son of the late Rev. William Truell, Rector of Tyne- 
 ham, Dorset, by his wife Jane, dau. of John Hawkesworth 
 of Forest, Queen's Co. Armorial bearings— Argent, a lion 
 rampant, and in chief two hearts gules. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a heart 
 gules, between two palm branches vert. Mottoes — Above 
 the crest, "Semper fidelis"; below, "Diligentia fortior." 
 Married, July 29, 1873, Lady Cornelia, only dau. of the late 
 Rev. Edmund Stuart, formerly Rector of Houghton, Dorset, 
 and sister of the 15th and i6th Earls of Moray ; and has 
 Issue— {,\) Robert Holt Stuart Truell, Gentleman, b. Dec. 6, 
 1875 ; (2) Edmund Gray Stuart Truell, Gentleman, b. Aug. 
 14, 1878 ; (3) William Henry Stuart Truell, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 28, 1890; Mary Louisa \m. 1903]; Cornelia Isabel 
 \m. June 1900] ; Kathleen Augusta ; Gertrude Margaret ; 
 
 and Constance Elizabeth. 5^a/— Clonmannon, Rathnew, 
 CO. Wicklow. 
 
 TRUSBUT, quartered by HORDERN. 
 
 S GEORGE WYATT TRUSCOTT, Esquire, a Com- 
 missioner of Lieutenancy and Alderman of the City 
 of London, the eldest surviving son of the late Sir Francis 
 Wyatt Truscott, Knight Bachelor, by his wife Eliza, 
 dau, of James Freeman of Turnham Green. Livery — 
 Claret, with crimson edge. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, three chevronels gules, between two 
 mullets in chief of the last, pierced of the field, and a 
 knight's helmet in base proper, a chief chequy of the 
 second and first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a fasces erect 
 surmounted by a palm-branch slipped, and an arrow saltire- 
 ways, all proper; with the Mottoes— " Gwir yn erbyn y 
 byd," "In untrumque paratus." Married, Oct. 26, 1889, 
 Jessie Guthrie, eldest dau. of G. Gordon Stanham of Grove 
 Park, Chiswick ; and has Issue — (i) Francis George Trus- 
 cott, Esq., b. Aug. 12, 1894 ; (2) Eric Homewood Truscott, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 16, 1898; Mary Guthrie; and Nancy 
 Wyatt. Seat — Oakleigh, East Grinstead. Residence — 
 Greatwood, Chislehurst. Clubs — Constitutional, City 
 Carlton. 
 
 HENRY NORWOOD TRYE, Esquire. M.A. (Oxon.), 
 J. P. CO. Warwick. Born Feb. 4, 1835, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. Charles Brandon Trye of Leckhampton 
 Court, M.A. , J. P., and Hon. Canon of Gloucester, J. P. co. 
 Gloucester, by his wife Jane Ryland, only child of Edward 
 Pickard of Aston, co. Warwick. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 a bend azure. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a buck's head caboshed gules. Mar- 
 ried, Feb. 2, 1865, Mary Elizabeth, only child of the late 
 Richard Roberts Jee, Esq., J. P., of Hartshill, co. Warwick ; 
 and has Issuq — -(i) Charles Brandon Trye, Gentleman, b. 
 April 2, 1867 [ot., June 18, 1898, Mary, youngest dau. of 
 the late Vice-Adm. Benjamin Spencer Pickard of Black- 
 heath, CO. Kent; issue, Charles Brandon, b. June 12, 1900] ; 
 
 (2) Richard Norwood Trye, Gentleman, b. June 6, 1873 '< 
 
 (3) John Henry Trye, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. ,(5. June i, 
 1875 [?«., Sept. 22, 190Q, Elsie Marguerite, third dau. of 
 Richard Hewitt of 28 Westbourne Gardens, London] ; (4) 
 Edward Hutchins Trye, Gentleman, b. Feb. 26, 1880 ; and 
 Mary Alice Jane. Seat — Hartshill, near Atherstone. 
 
 The Rev. REGINALD EDWARD, TRYE M.A. 
 (Oxon.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Leckhampton. 
 Born June 5, 1843, being the third son of the late Rev. 
 Charles Brandon Trye of Leckhampton Court, J. P. co. 
 Gloucester, by his wife Jane Kyland, only child of Edward 
 Pickard of Aston, co. Warwick. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 a bend azure. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a buck's head caboshed gules. Mar- 
 ried, firstly, April 9, 1872, Charlotte Kate Pascoe, dau. of 
 Edward Glover of Lyniington, Hants ; and by her (who d. 
 March 2, 1879) has Issue— {\) Reginald Brandon Trye, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 10, 1874; (2) Philip Charles Edward 
 Trye, Gentleman, b. Dec. 8, 1877 ; and Kathleen Mary. He 
 married secondly, Feb. 22, 1881, Edith Loveday, dau. of 
 Rev. R. D. Alexander, Rector of Southpool, Devon; and by 
 her (who d. Dec. 3, 1891) has Issue — (3) Henry Norwood 
 Trye, Gentleman, b. Feb. 9, 1883 ; (4) Edward Cecil Clare 
 Trye, Gentleman, b. May 1888, d. young ; Mary Gertrude ; 
 Edith Janet Maude ; and Catherine Gladys. He married 
 thirdly, Nov. 27, 1894, Elizabeth, third dau. of Thomas 
 Rees of Haverfordwest. Kesidenec — The Rectory, Leck- 
 hampton, CO. Gloucester. 
 
 TUCKER (Granted H. Coll., 1538, by Hawl.ey, Claren- 
 ceux). Barry wavy argent and azure, on a chevron em- 
 battled and counter-embattled or, between three sea-horses 
 naiant of the first, five gouttes-de-poix. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 gamb erased gules, charged with three billets in pale or, 
 and holding a battle-axe or, head azure. Motto — ' ' Auspice 
 teucro." 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Sons of Samu«l Ward Tucker, Gentleman, Solicitor, 
 
 h. i8as ; d. 1877 ; m. 1870, Kllen Marie, d. of Marquis 
 
 de Normanville:— 
 
 Pierce Joseph Tucker, Gentleman. A.M.I.C.E., b. 1871 ; 
 
 m. 1901. Hilda Mary, d. of Richard Henry E>awson. lies. 
 
 — Molescroft, Beverley, Host Yorks. 
 
 John Michael Tucker, Gentleman, Solicitor, b. 187a. 
 Rts.— 
 
 Son of Thomas Elliot Tucker, Gentleman, b. 1791 ; 
 d. 1852:— 
 Major Thomas John Tucker, b. 1827. /fes.—Uindon, 
 Wilts. 
 
 TUCKER (H. Coll.). Azure, on a chevron between 
 three sea-horses argent, as many hearts gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crert— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-sea-horse regardant argent, holding in his paws a 
 heart gules. Hotto — " Auspice teucro." 
 
 Sons of Mar wood Tucker, Gentleman, M.A. ,ofCoryton 
 Park, Devon, b. 1836: m. 1st, 1862, Margaret Anne, d. 
 of F. T. Burcham of Burhill, Surrey : — 
 Charles Marwood Tucker, Esq., J.P, co. Devon, Lieut. 
 R. Devon Yeo. Cav., b. 1864; m. 1894, Ada Geraldine, d. 
 of Michael Henry Williams, Esq., J.P. and D. L. , of 
 Pencalenick, co. Cornwall. Seat — Huckworthy Lodge, 
 Horrabridge, R.S.O. , Devon. Ciub — Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 CHARLES TUFNELL. Gentleman, being the eldest 
 son of the late Rer. John Charles Fowell Tufnell, Rector of 
 Edburton, Sussex, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of Hugh 
 Penfold. Armorial bearings — Azure, on a fesse argent, 
 between three ostrich feathers erect proper, as many mart- 
 lets sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour 
 proper, holding in the gauntlet a cutlass argent, a hilt or. 
 Residence — 
 
 S EDWARD TUFNELL, Esquire, Major Royal Irish 
 Regt. Bom June 13, 1848, being the second son of 
 Edward Carleton Tufnell, Barrister, by his wife Honoria Mary, 
 only dau. of Col. Macadam, K. H. Armorial bearings— 
 Azure, on a fesse argent, between three ostrich feathers erect 
 proper, as many martlets sable. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed in armour proper, holding in the gauntlet a cut- 
 lass argent, hilt or. Married, Feb. 3, 1883, Catherine, 
 third dau. of Gilbert McMicking of Miltonise, Wigton- 
 shire. Residence — 
 
 EDWARD A. MURRAY TUFNELL, being the third 
 son of the late John Jolliffe Tufnell, Esquire, J.P. and D.L., 
 High Sheriff 1870, by his second wife Eleanor Margaret, 
 youngest dau. of the late Rt. Rev. George Murray, Lord 
 Bishop of Rochester. Armorial bearii^rs- Azure, on a 
 fesse argent, between three ostrich feathers erect proper, as 
 many martlets sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in 
 armour proper, holding in the gauntlet a cutlass argent, hilt 
 or. Married, Ethel Cicely Harriet, dau. of Robert Wood- 
 house of Writtle, Essex. Residence - 
 
 Thk Reverend FREDERICK TUFNELL, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. Oxford, Rector of Sudbury, Derby- 
 shire. Born October 21, i860, being the third son of E. 
 Carleton Tufnell, Barrister-at-Law, of 26 Lowndes Square. 
 London, S.W. , by his wife Honoria Mary, dau. of Col, 
 Macadam, Knight of the Hanoverian Guelphic Orders. 
 Livery — Light drab. Armorial bearings — Azure, on 
 a fesse argent between three ostrich feathers erect proper, 
 as many martlets sable ; and impaling the arms of 
 Erskine, quarterly i and 4 argent, a pale sable (for 
 Erskine), 2 and 3 azure, or bend between six cross 
 crosslets fitch^e or (for Mar). Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, tied 
 about the wrist azure, holding in the gauntlet a scimitar 
 argent, hilted or. Motto, " Manus haec inimica tyrannis." 
 Married, first, Aug. 4, 1887, the Hon. Margaret Vernon 
 [d. Dec. 27, 1888), dau. of the Rt. Hon. Augustus Henry, 
 6th Lord Vernon ; and has Issue — Honoria Margaret. 
 He married secondly, July 29, 1899, Lady Frances Elisabeth 
 
 Erskine, dau. of the Ri. Hon. Walter Henry, nth Earl 
 Mar and iilh Earl of Kellie; and has further Issue— {\ 
 Henry Frederick Erskine Tufnell, Gentleman, b. May 
 
 1903 ; and Mary Louisa Victoria. Postal address — Sudbur 
 Rectory, Derby. Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge, Wc 
 lington. 
 
 HENRY ARCHIBALD TUFNELL, Gentleman. Bor 
 May 15, 1854, being the only son of the late Rt. Hon. Henr 
 Tufnell, Q.C., M.P., by his second wife Hon. Franc 
 Byng, dau. of Gen. John, ist Lord I>ord, afterwards Earl ( 
 Strafford. Armorial bearings— Azure, on a fesse argent 
 between three ostrich feathers erect proper, as many mar 
 lets sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armou 
 proper, holding in the gauntlet a cutlass argent, hilt 
 Residence — 
 
 HUGH RICHARD TUFNELL, Gentleman. Bor 
 Oct. 13, 1857, being the son of the late Rev. Georgl 
 Cressner, M.A., Rector of Little Easton, Dunmow, by hif 
 wife Gratiana Fanny, dau. of the Rev. Thomas CoUingwoo ' 
 Hughes. Armorial bearing^s — Azure, on a fesse argent 
 between three ostrich feathers erect proper, as many mar 
 lets sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armou 
 proper, holding in the gauntlet a cutlass argent, hilt 
 Residence — 
 
 ROBERT HUTCHISON CAMPBELL TUFNELI 
 Esquire, Major (retd.). Born May 8, 1852, being the elde^ 
 son of the late Thomas Robert Tufnell, by his wife Franc 
 Howard, dau. of Major J. W. Hutchison, 7th Highlande 
 Armorial bearing^s — Azure, on a fesse argent, bet wee 
 three ostrich feathers erect proper, as many martlets sabli 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of th<i 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour projjer, holdini 
 in the gauntlet a cutlass argent, hilt or. Married Minnie 
 dau. of the late Alexander Smith of Madras ; and has Issu 
 — (i) Cecil Tufnell, Gentleman; (2) Eric Tufnell, Gentl^ 
 man. Residence — Lackham House, Spring Grove, Isle 
 worth. Club — Union. 
 
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 WILLIAM MICHAEL TUFNELL, Esquire, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of 
 Essex. Born January 31, 1816, being the second son of 
 the late John Jolifl'e Tufnell, Esquire, of Langleys, in the 
 county of Essex, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant for that county, by his wife Catherine Dorothy, 
 eldest daughter of Sir Michael Pilkington, sixth Baronet, 
 of Chevet, in the county of York. Club — Carlton. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Azure, on a fesse 
 between three ostrich feathers argent, as many martlets 
 sable (for Tufnell), and upon an escutcheon of pretence 
 in right of his wife, argent, two chevronels azure within 
 a bordure engrailed gules (for Tyrell) ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in 
 armour proper, tied with a ribbon azure, holding in the 
 gauntlet a cutlass argent, the hilt or. Married, May 11, 
 1841, Eliza Isabella (who died September 14, 1894), eldest 
 daughter of the late Sir John Tyrell, second Baronet, of 
 Boreham ; and has Issue — John Lionel Tufnell, Esquire, 
 who has assumed the surname of Tyrell in addition to 
 and after that of Tufnell [to whom refer] ; and Agnes 
 Mary [married, April 28, 1870, Captain Arthur Chandos 
 ArkwTight of The Mount, Oswestry]. Postal addresses — 30 
 Eaton Square, London, S.W. ; Hatfield Place, Chelmsford. 
 
 SLiEUTENANT-CoLONEi, WILLIAM NEVILL TUF- 
 NELL, Esquire, J. P. and D. L. for co. Essex, late 
 Lieut. -Col. commanding and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. 
 Essex Regt. , formerly Lieut. R. N. ; served in the Crimean 
 Campaign, has medal and two clasps. Bori^ April 12, 1838, 
 being the second but eldest surviving son of the late John 
 JoUiffe Tufnell, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1870, 
 by his first wife Caroline Mary, second dau. of the late 
 Christopher T. Tower, Esq., M. P., of Weald Hall, Essex. 
 Livery — Claret and scarlet. Armorial bearings— Azure, 
 on a fesse argent, between three ostrich feathers erect 
 proper, as many martlets sable. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour proper, holding in the gauntlet a cutlass argent, 
 hilt or. Married, Oct. 3, 1861, Eleanor Frances, dau. of 
 the late Major-Gen. Charles Gostling, R. A. ; and has Issue — • 
 (i) Nevill Arthur Charles de Hirzel Tufnell, Esq., Capt. 
 Essex Regt., b. April 5, 1864 \in., Josephine, dau. of the 
 late Major J. F. Des Barres, and has issue, a son and 
 daughter] ; (2) Lionel Charles Gostling Tufnell, Esq., Capt. 
 Surrey Regt. , b. Sept. 24, 1865 \_m. Mabel Cooper-Coojjer, 
 and has issue, a son and two daughters] ; (3) Fanshawe 
 Tower Tufnell, Gentleman \m., Nov. 1892, Georgie Alice, 
 eldest surviving dau. of Standish O'Grady Rowley of Sylvan 
 Park, Kells, and has issue two sons] ; (4) Beauchamp le 
 Fevre Tufnell, Gentleman \in. Blanche, dau. of the late 
 B. Davidson of Sidholme, Devon, and has issue, a son 
 and dau] ; and Olive Fordine. Seats — Langleys, near 
 Chelmsford, Essex ; Church Fenton, Yorkshire. 
 
 SJOHN LIONEL TUFNELL -TYRELL. Esquire, 
 J. P., D.L. CO. Essex (High Sheriff" 1887), late Capt. 
 in the Rifle Brigade, and late Lieut. -Col. Rifle Brigade. 
 Born Dec. 21, 1842, being the only son of William Michael 
 Tufnell, Esquire, of Hatfield Place, in co. of Essex, Justice 
 of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for that county, by 
 his wife Eliza Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Sir John 
 Tyrell, second Baronet, of Boreham ; assumed the surname 
 of Tyrell in addition to and after his patronymic, and the 
 arms of that family quarterly with his own, in 1877, upon 
 succeeding his maternal grandfather. Clubs— Array and 
 Navy, Carlton. Livery — 'D^r'k blue, scarlet plush, and 
 gold lace, with brass buttons. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent two chev- 
 ronels azure, within a bordure engrailed gules (for Tyrell) ; 
 2 and 3 azure, on a fesse between three ostrich feathers 
 argent, as many martlets sable (for Tufnell) ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head 
 couped and erect argent, and issuing from the mouth a 
 peacock's tail proper (for Tyrell) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, tiea witti 
 a ribbon azure, holding in the gauntlet a cutlass argent, 
 the hilt or (for Tufnell); with the Motto, " Manus hsec 
 inimica tyrannis." Married, 1878, Frances, daughter of 
 John Westcott of Sturminster. Estate and postal address — 
 Boreham House, Chelmsford. 
 
 TULLOCH, see ARMSTRONG-LUSHINGTON. 
 
 TULLOCH, 
 TULLOCH. 
 
 FRANCE - LUSHINGTON - 
 
 CHARLES THOMAS TUNNARD, Esq., J. P. for co. 
 Lincoln. Born Dec. 21, 1843, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. John Tunnard, Patron and Vicar of Frampton, by 
 Martha Copland, dau. of Charles Tawney. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, on a chevron sable, between two 
 dragons' heads erased proper in chief and a bugle-horn 
 of the second stringed gules in base, a griffin's head 
 couped between two bugle-horns stringed or. Mantling 
 sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a swan, wings elevated ermine, beaked or, 
 legged sable, the dexter leg resting on a bugle-horn also 
 sable, stringed gules. Married, 1866, Georgina, third dau. 
 of Conolly Norman ; and has, with other Issue — John 
 Charles Tunnard, Gentleman, b. 1873. Seat — Frampton 
 House, Boston, co. Lincoln. 
 
 BASIL DE BEAUVOIR TUPPER, Gentleman. Born 
 1841, being the third but eldest surviving son of the late Carre 
 William Tupper, Gentleman, of Hauteville House, Guern- 
 sey, by his wife Eliza Jane, fifth daughter of Thomas 
 Priaulx of Montville, Guernsey. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Azure, on a fesse engrailed, between three 
 
 TUIT, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 boars passant or, as many escallops gules, a canton ermine, 
 thereon pendent from a chain a medal bearing the profiles 
 of King William and Queen Mary or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a greyhound passant ermine, 
 charged on the shoulder with a slip of oak fructed proper, 
 the dexter forepaw resting on an inescutcheon azure, charged 
 with a medal pendent from a chain, as in the arms. Motto — 
 " L'Espoir est ma force." Married, 1879, Mary, daughter 
 of Lieutenant-Colonel Mackenzie, late 60th Rifles ; and has 
 Issue — Mary Catherine Mackenzie (died 1888) ; Francis de 
 Beauvoir ; Dorothy Priaulx ; and Majorie de Vic. Resi- 
 dence — Grange Hill, St. Peter Port, Guernsey. 
 
 The Honourable Sir CHARLES TUPPER, ist 
 Baronet (Sept. 13, 1888), G.C.M.G., C.B., LL.D., Camb. 
 and Edin., M.D. , High Commissioner for the Dominion of 
 Canada. Bom July 2, 1821, being the son of the Rev. 
 Charles Tupper, D.D., of Kingston, Nova Scotia, by his 
 wife Miriam, dau. of James Lockhart. Armorial bearings 
 — Per fesse azure and or on a fesse ermine, between two 
 boars passant in chief or, and a sprig of Mayflower slipped 
 and leaved in base proper, three escallops gules ; the escut- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 chcon encircled by thcriblwn of St. Micluiel and St. George, 
 and bv the collar and pendent therefrom the badges of a 
 G.C.M.G. and a CK, and charged with his budge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure and or. OTMt— On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a greyhound 
 BtAtant sable, ch.irged on the Iwdy with two escallops or, 
 holding in the mouth a sprig of mayflowcr as in the arms. 
 Bnpportara On either side a greyhound sable, collared, 
 and i)eiuli'nt therefrom an escutcheon or, charged with a 
 sprig of mayflower slip|jed and leaved proper. MottO — 
 
 " L'Espoir est ma force." Married, October 8, 1846, 
 Frances Amelia, dau. of .Silas Hibbert Morse of Amherst, 
 Cumberland, Nova Scotia ; and has /ssue — (i J James Stewart 
 Tupper, Esq., of Wilton Lodge, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 
 Canada, Barrister, K.C., l>. Oct. 26, i85i;[w., firstly, Sept. 
 8. 1875, Mary Wilson, dau. of Andrew Robertson of Elm- 
 liank, Montreal, Canada, and by her (who ei. Aug. 7, 1876) 
 he had an only child, Marie Stewart. He tn. secondly, 
 lune 9, 1880, Ada Campbell, dau. of Sir Thomas Gait, 
 Ontario, and by her has, Charles Stewart Tupper, Esq., 
 *. Aug. 8, 1884 ; Jessie Campbell ; and Frances] ; (2) Sir 
 Charles Hibbert Tupper, K.C.M.G. [to whom refer]; (3) 
 William Johnston Tupper, Esq., of Winnipeg, Barrister-at- 
 Law, />. June 29, 1862 [w., July 6, 1887, Margaret, dau. of 
 the Hon. James McDonald of Blink Bonnie, Chief-Justice 
 of Nova Scotia, and has issue, Charles William Tupper, 
 Gentleman ; Katherine Gladys ; Frances Amelia ; Emma 
 Lilian; and Edith Margaret]; Emma [m., July 22, 1869, 
 Major General Donald Roderick Cameron, C.M.G., Com- 
 mandant Royal Military College, Kingston, Ontario, 
 Canada, and has issue] ; Elizabeth Stewart, died an infant, 
 Nov. I, 1850 ; and Sophie Almond, d. Aug. 17, 1863. 
 Seat — Armadale, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 
 
 GASPARD LE MARCHANT TUPPER, Esquire, Lieu- 
 tenant-General (retired). Bom August 26, 1826, being the 
 eldest son of Daniel Tupper of Guernsey, by his wife Anna 
 Maria, daughter of Major-General Le Marchant (killed at 
 Salamanca). Clui — Army and Navy. Livery — Blue. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, on a fesse 
 engrailed between three boars passant or, as many escallops 
 gules, a canton ermine, thereon pendent from a chain a 
 medal bearing the profiles of "William and Mary," gold. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a greyhound 
 passant ermine, charged on the shoulder with a slip of oak 
 fructed propwr, the dexter forepaw resting on an inescut- 
 cheon azure, charged with a medal pendent from a chain as 
 in the arms; with the Motto, "L'Espoir est ma force." 
 Married, May 13, 1861, Mary Charlotte, daughter of Sir 
 Charies Smith, Bart., of Suttons, Essex; and has Issue— 
 Florence le Marchant. Postal address — 24 Cornwall 
 Gardens, London, S.W. 
 
 TURBUTT. quartered by DE UPHAUGH. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN LAUNCELOT TURBUTT (for- 
 merly ERRINGTON), Clerk in Holy Orders, M. A. (Oxon.), 
 
 Vicar of Midgham, Berkshire; assumed the name and 
 arms of Turbuit by Royal Licence 1895. Bom Sept. 
 i8a8, being the second son of the late George Henry Errinj 
 ton, Esq., of Chadwell Hall and Lexden Park, Essex, 
 Ashbourne, Derby. J. P.. D.L. (High Sheriff i860), Hig 
 Steward of Colchester, by his wife Fanny, eldest dau. 
 John Fletcher Mills of Lexden Park. Livery — Dark bli 
 white facings. Armorial bearlngfs —Azure, three Heurs-de 
 lis in fesse, between as iiKiny tiubuts all argent. Mantlt 
 azure and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours 
 in front of a dexter arm embowed proper, grasping a Ir 
 dent in bend sinister or, a fountain. Motto — " Non sibi ! 
 suis." Married, Feb. 10, i860, l*"rances Isabella Turbut 
 dau. of the Rev. Henry John Cioodwin of Hinchley Wc 
 and Belmont, co. Derby ; and has /w;/<r— Gilliert Launcela 
 (who assumed the surname of Gladwin-Errington in 1897)1 
 b. Dec. 29, 1876 \m. firstly, June 29, 1899, \udrey Vivia 
 {d. 1902), second dau. of Henry Haslope Bagnall ; 
 secondly, Gertrude Decima, dau. of Col. N. H. Shutel'j 
 Fanny Isabella [w. , 1890, Edmund Archibald Armstrongjl 
 Franceza Evelyn \in., 1894, Charles Belgrave Lucas 
 Filby, Norfolk]; Florence Emilia [wi., 1893, Clemen 
 Kinloch Cooke] ; and Helen Muriel. Residence — 
 Vicarage, Midgham, near Reading, Berks. Club — Unite 
 University. 
 
 ALEXANDER HORSBURGH TURNBULL,Gentl 
 man. Born Sept. 14, 1868, being the fifth but second su 
 viving son of the late Walter TumbuU, Gentleman, Iw [ 
 wife Alexandrina, dau. of the late John Horsburgh, Esq.] 
 of Tongue House, co. Sutherland, J. P. and D.L. Livtry- 
 Drab cloth, black facings, silver t)uttons. Armorial bea 
 inga — Argent, gutt^e-de-poix, three bulls' heads erased sabfa 
 
 each transfixed with a sword in pale points upwards prop 
 pommels and hilts or. Mantling sable and argent. Cre 
 — Upwn a wreath of the colours, in front of a bull's he 
 erased sable, gutt6e-d'cau, four annulets interlaced fes 
 ways of the last. Motto — " Fortuna favet audaci." Re^ 
 dence — Elibank, Wellington, New Zealand. Clubs — Jimifl 
 Carlton, Wellington (Wellington, N.Z.). 
 
 GEORGE GILLON TURNBULL, Gentleman. Bot 
 1858, being the eldest son of James Turnbull of Hillend 
 and Mary Anne, second dau. of William Downe Gillc 
 of Wallhouse, Linlithgowshire, and Hurstmonceaux, 
 Sussex. Armorial bearings — Per chevron argent an4 
 sable, three bulls' heads erased counterchanged. Mantlir 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 dexter hand couped fessevvays, holding a dagger erect 
 proper, hiked and pommelled or, bearing on the point 
 
 thereof a bull's head erased sable. Motto — " I saved tiie 
 king." Seal — Abbey St. Bathans, Grantshouse, N. B. 
 Clud —New (Edinburgh). 
 
 ROBERT THORBURN TURNBULL, Gentleman. 
 Borft March 24, 1865, being the elder surviving son of the 
 late Walter Turnbull, Gentleman, by his wife Alexandrina, 
 
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 daughter of the late John Horsburgh, Esquire, of Tongjue 
 House, in the county of Sutherland, J. P. and D. L. Livery 
 — Drab cloth, black facings and silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearing^ — Argent, gutt^e-de-poix, three bulls' heads erased 
 
 sable, each transfixed with a sword in palepoints upwards 
 proper, pommels and hilts or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a bull's 
 head erased sable, guttte-d'eau, four annulets interlaced 
 fesseways of the last. Motto — " Fortuna favet audaci." 
 Estate — Fapanui, New Zealand. Postal address — Elibank, 
 Wellington, New Zealand. 
 
 TURNER, see BECKETT-TURNER, POLHILL- 
 TURNER, and ROUND-TURNER. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY TURNER, Esquire, J. P. Livery— 
 Black. Armorial bearings— Per pale or and sable, a fesse 
 wavy paly of eight gules and ermine, between four millrinds, 
 three in chief and one in base counterchanged. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion 
 rampant guardant per bend sinister or and ermine, holding 
 in the dexter forepaw a niillrind sable, and resting the sinister 
 on a spade proper. Motto — " Lahore et perseverantia." 
 Married, April 28, 1859, Clara Ann, dau. of James Ham- 
 mond of Bristol ; and has issue — Hilda Marie Louise. 
 Seat — Littleover, co. Derby. Clubs — Junior Carlton, St. 
 Stephen's, Whitehall. 
 
 MSiK WILLIAM TURNER, K.C.B. (1901), Knight 
 ftl Bachelor (1886), Principal of Edinburgh University, 
 D.L. for Edinburgh, F.R.S., D.C.L., LL.D., Doctor of 
 Science, Hon. Lt.-Col. Queen's Edin. Rifle Vol. (has Vol. 
 Decoration). Born 1832, being the son of the late William 
 Turner of Lancaster, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Robert 
 Aldren of Lancaster. Armorial bearings : — Argent, gutt^e- 
 de-sang, a wheel of eight spokes sable, on a chief wavy 
 azure, a dolphin naiant of the first. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a manthng 
 gules doubled argent. Crest ~ U pon a wreath of his liveries, 
 a man's heart gules. Motto — " Quod potui perfeci." Mar- 
 ried, 1863, Agnes, eldest dau. of Abraham Logan, Esq., 
 of Burnhouses, in the co. of Berwick. Postal address — 
 6 Eton Terrace, Edinburgh. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 TURNER (H. Coll.). Azure, on a pale between two 
 swan's heads erased at the neck or, a fer-de-moline 
 between two cinquefoils of the field. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, between on 
 either side a branch of three cinquefoils slipped, a swan's 
 head erased gorged with a collar gemel. Motto — " Per- 
 severantia vincit." 
 Son of :— 
 
 Thomas Turner, Gentleman, b. 1838 ; m. , and has 
 issue (with three daus. ) — Jonathan Edward Ernest Turner, 
 Gentleman, /'. 1875. /;"«.— Ardrossan, Florence Road, 
 Brighton. 
 
 THOMAS MACNAGHTEN TURNER - FARLEY, 
 late Lieut. 3rd Hussars. Born 1850, being the only sur- 
 viving son of the late Thomas J. Turner of Worthy Park, 
 Hants, by Elisa Rachel Lowe, only dau. of Col. M'Combe, 
 C. B. ; and assumed the additional name and arms of Farley 
 by Royal License in 1867. Clubs — Arthur's, Boodle's, Turf. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, paly of six sable, 
 guttte-d'eau, and or (for Farley) ; 2 and 3 sable, within a 
 cross voided a cross pat6e fitchte between four millrinds 
 sable (for Turner) ; and impaling the arms of Waldie- 
 Griflfith, namely, quarterly 1 and 4, azure, on a fesse between 
 three lozenges argent, a trefoil slipped vert ; 2 and 3 gules, 
 a chevron ermine between three Englishmen's heads in pro- 
 file, couped at the neck and bearded proper. Mantling^ 
 sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a boar's head couped paly of six as in the arms (for 
 Farley) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a lion guardant 
 sable, charged on the body with three crosses pat^e fitch^e 
 argent, resting the dexter forepaw on a shield of the last, 
 charged with a millrind also sable (for Turner). MottO— 
 " Avito viret honore." Married, 1886, Mary Isabel Gwen- 
 doline, younger dau. of Sir George R. Waldie Griffith, 2nd 
 Bart. ; and has Issue — Two daughters. Seat — Wartnaby 
 Hall, Melton Mowbray. 
 
 SJOHN TURNLY, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. Antrim, 
 B.A. of Trin. Coll., Dublin. Born 1819, being the 
 eldest surviving son of the late Francis Turnly of Drumna- 
 sole, by Dorothea Amelia, dau. of Col. John Rochfort of 
 Clogrenane, co. Carlow. Armorial bearings — Argent, a 
 fritillaria meleagris, stalked and leaved proper, on a canton 
 
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 cules. a cross pat^ or. Mantling vert and argent ; and 
 Tat his OrMt, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, an oak tree proper, supporting on the sinister side a 
 shield gules, charged with a crais patte or. Motto — 
 " Perseverando." Martifd, 1850, Charlotte Emily, dau. of 
 the Inte Right Hon. Edward Litton ; and has, with other 
 /««/— Francis John Seymour Turnly, Gentleman, b. i86a. 
 Seat — Drumimsole, Glenarin, co. Antrim. 
 
 ALGERNON TURNOR. Esquire. C.B.. J.P. co. Lin- 
 coln. Hitm Nov. 14, 1845. being the fourth son of the late 
 Christopher Tumor. Esq., J.P. and D.L. , High Sheriff 
 1833, NI.P. for South Lincolnshire 1841 to 1847, by his wife 
 I^dfy Caroline Flinch Hatton, dau. of the Most Hon. George 
 William, 9th Earl of Winchilsea. ArmoriaJ bearings- 
 Ermine, on a cross quarter-pierced argent, four fers-de- 
 mouline sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passiint argent, crowned or, in 
 his paw a fer-de-mouline of the arms. Married, Aug. 3, 
 1880, Lady Henrietta Caroline Stewart, dau. of the 9th 
 Earl of Galloway; and has Issue — (i) Herbert Broke 
 Turnor, Gentleman, b. Aug. 22, 1885 ; (2) Christopher 
 Randolph Turnor, Gentleman, b. Aug. 16, 1886; (3) Al- 
 gernon Walter Turnor, Gentleman, b. April 8, i888, d. 
 1891 ; Marjorie Caroline Isabel ; Algitha Blanche ; and 
 Verena Henrietta. Seats — Goadby Hall, Melton Mowbray. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER HATTON TURNOR, Gentleman. 
 Bom Dea 16, 1840, being the second son of the late 
 Christopher Turnor, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 
 1833, NI.P. for South Lincolnshire 1841 to 1847, by his wife 
 Lady Caroline Finch Hatton, dau. of the Most Hon. 
 George William, 9th Earl of Winchilsea. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Ermine, on a cross quarter-pierced argent, four fers- 
 de-mouline sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant argent, crowned 
 or, in his jxiw a fer-de-mouline of the arms. Married, 
 May 4, 1871. at Toronto, Canada, Alice, eldest dau. of 
 Hon. Hamilton H. Killaly ; and has /ww*— Christopher 
 Turnor, Gentleman, b. Nov. 23, 1873. Residence— 
 
 GRAHAM AUGUSTUS TURNOR, Gentleman. Born 
 Sept. 13, 1853, being the seventh son of the late Christopher 
 Turnor, Esq., J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff 1833, M.P. for 
 South Lincolnshire 1841 to 1847, by his wife Lady Caroline 
 Finch Hatton, dau. of the Most Hon. George William, 9th 
 Earl of Winchilsea. Armorial bearings— Ermine, on a 
 cross quarter-pierced argent, four fers-de-mouline sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion passant argent, crowned or, in his paw a 
 fer-de-mouline of the arms. Residence — 
 
 The Honourable KEITH TURNOR- FETHER- 
 STONHAUGH (formerly Turnor), late Lieut. -Col. Kings 
 Royal Rifle Corps ; assumed by Royal Licence in 1896 the 
 additional surname and arms of Fetherstonhaugh. Bom 
 Feb. 23, 1848, being the second son of the Rt. Hon. 
 Edward Turnor, 4th Earl Winterton, by his wife Maria, 
 third dau. of Sir Peter Pole, Bart. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, per pale gules and sable, a chevron be- 
 tween four ostrich feathers, three in chief and one in base 
 argent (for Fetherstonhaugh) ; 2 and 3, ermines, on a cross 
 quarter-|)ierced argent, four fers-de-moline sable, in the 
 fesse point a crescent gules (for Turnor). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 an heraldic antelope's head couped gules, armed or, gorged 
 with a collar vair, and holding in the mouth an ostrich 
 feather in bend argent (for Fetherstonhaugh) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion passant guardant argent, hold- 
 ing in the dexter paw a fer-de-moline sable, and charged 
 on the breast with a crescent gules (for Turnor). Motto— 
 " Esse quam videri." Married, Dec. 23, 1879, Caroline 
 Chester, second dau. of Strachan Bethune, Esq., Q.C., 
 of Montreal, Canada ; and has had /r^w^— Henry Keith 
 Tumor, Elsq., b. 1885, d. 1892; and Beatrice Winterton. 
 5«a/— Uppark, Petersfield, Sussex. C/k*— Junior United 
 Service. 
 
 Admiral EDWARD WINTERTON TURNOUR. 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. 
 Bom 1 8a I, being the son of the late Reverend Augustus 
 Adolphus Tumour, commonly known as the Reverend the 
 Honourable Augustus Adolphus Tumour, by his wife Jessie, 
 
 daughter of John Dewar ; created Companion of the Mc 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, 1871. <,7«/^— United Servic 
 Armorial bearings— He tiears for Arms : Ermines, on 
 cross (juarteily pierced argent, four fcrs-de-nioline sable 
 Upon the escutcheon, from which is i)end<;nl his Ixidge i 
 a Companion of the Most Honour.ible Order of the HatL 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a niantling sabV 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of tiie colour 
 a lion passant guardant argent, holding in the dexter fon 
 p»w a fer-de-moline sable. Married, 1866, Emma Elizabet 
 (who died 1891), daughter of R. W. Hodgson of Nor 
 Dene, in the county of Durham. Postal address— 10 Hyd 
 Park Mansions, N.W. 
 
 TURRET'], quartered by CORBET. 
 
 S EDMUND RUSSBOROUGH TURTON, F.squir^ 
 J. P., D.L., Chairman of Quarter .Sessions, C.C. fo 
 N.R. of Yorks. ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temp^ 
 1882, London C.C. 1892-97, unsuccessfully contested Thirs' 
 and M.alton Division 1885, and Richmond Division lE 
 1892, and 1895. Born Nov. i, 1857, lx>ing the eldest so 
 of the late Edmund Henry Turton, Esq., J.P. and D.L. fo 
 the North Riding of Yorkshire, late Capt. 3rd Dragoa 
 Guards, by his wife Lady Cecilia Mary Leeson, second dau 
 and co-heiress of Joseph, Rt. Hon. fourth Earl of Miltown| 
 K.P. Clubs — Brooks's, Si. James's, Yorkshire. Armo 
 rial bearings — Ermine, nine trefoils slipped, four, thre 
 and two alternately vert and azure, in base a cross crosslc 
 fitchde sable, a canton gules. Mantling vert and argent 
 Crest — Out of park pales gules, a dexter cubit ai 
 habited vert, cuffed argent, the hand holding a banner 
 pale argent and azure, the fringe or, charged with a tre'foS 
 slipped fesse ways, counterchanged. Motto — " Formosa qua 
 honesta." Married, Aug. 9, 1888, Clementina Sarah 
 second dau. of the Rt. Hon. Sir Spencer Ponsonby Fane 
 G.C.B., P.C., of Brympton Park, co. Somerset; and ha 
 Issue — Edmund Spencer Turton, Gentleman, b. May i^ 
 1889. 5ea/5— Upsall Castle, Thirsk ; Ugthorpe Lodg 
 CO. York. 
 
 SPHINEAS BARRETT TUTHILL, Esquire, Lieut.| 
 Col. (retired pay Royal Army Medical Corps), M.DJ 
 
 and has Diploma in State Medicine (University 
 Dublin), F.R.C.S.I. Born Nov. 4, 1850, being the onl| 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 son of John Tuthill, formerly of Kilmore, co. Limerick, 
 ^- 1793; '^- 1876; m. 1846, Margaret, his second wife, 
 eldest daughter of Robert Lloyd, M.D. (brother of Rev. 
 Bartholomew Lloyd, D.D. , Provost Trinity College, Dub- 
 lin). Livery — Undress : chocolate coloured coat, red 
 waistcoat, silver buttons ; and for full dress : azure blue 
 plush breeches. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, i. azure, 
 on a bend argent, cotised or, a lion passant sable (for 
 Tuthill, 1563) ; 2. argent, on a cross gules, five escallops or 
 (for Villiers) ; 3. azure, three bars argent, on a chief of the 
 second three annulets gules (for Cooke) ; 4. sable, a cross 
 engrailed or, in the first quarter a mullet argent (for Peyton) ; 
 5. argent, three piles wavy gules meeting in the base point 
 (for Gernon); 6. or, a fesse gules (for Colvile) ; 7. or, a 
 chevron gules, on a chief azure three mullets argent (for 
 Sutton) ; 8. gules, a chevron engrailed ermine between three 
 falcons rising argent, beaked, legged, and belled or (for 
 Francis) ; 9. argent, on a chevron between three demi-lions 
 rampant gules three bezants (for Fisher) ; 10. azure, a fesse 
 ermine between three leopards passant regardant or (for 
 Woodcocke) ; 11. gules, a lion rampant or between two 
 flaunches and a pile in point ermine (for King) ; 12. per 
 fesse wavy sable and azure, a quadrangular castle argent 
 (for Rawson, afterwards Viscount Clontarf) ; 13. or, on a 
 chevron vert, three raven's heads erased argent (for Craford) ; 
 14. per fesse argent and sable, a cross patonce between four 
 mullets counterchanged (for Colman) ; 15. argent, a chev- 
 ron gules between three greyhounds courant sable (for 
 Gaynsford) ; r6. argent, a saltire gules, on a border sable 
 twelve bezants (for De la Poyle) ; 17. argent, a chevron 
 engrailed between three bugle-horns sable (for Wirley) ; 18. 
 azure, three lozenges or (for Stopford) ; 19. argent, a fesse 
 between three boar's heads conped sable (for Alseyn or 
 Alscn) ; 20. or, a lion rampant regardant sable, on a canton 
 azure a cross pat^e fitchfe of the first (for Lloyd). Mant- 
 ling gules, doubled argent. Crest — -On a wreath of the 
 colours, argent and sable, on a mount vert, a turtle-dove 
 proper, holding in her beak an olive branch vert, fructed or. 
 Motto — " Pacis ac legis jure." Residence — Summersdale, 
 Chichester, Sussex. Club — Junior United Service. 
 
 MICHAEL FORBES TWEEDIE, Gentleman. Born 
 March 30, i860, being the eldest son of the late Alexander 
 
 Forbes Tweedie, J. P. for co. Kent, of " Rawlinson," Rol- 
 venden, Kent, and of Alice (now of Rawlinson), dau. of the 
 late Robert Bell. Armorial bearings (rematric. L.0. 1899) 
 — Quarterly i and 4, argent, a saltire engrailed gules, a 
 chief also engrailed azure, the latter charged with a fraise 
 
 of the first (Tweedie, 1542) ; 2 and 3, counter quartered i. 
 and iiii. , azure, three bears' heads, couped argent, muzzled 
 and langued gules ; ii. and iii. argent, three unicorns' heads 
 erased sable (Forbes of Tolquhoun, 1542). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 boar's head erased proper. Motto — " Thole and think on." 
 Married, July to, 1890, Marian Amelia Clari, dau. of the 
 late Arthur Ellis, Indian Civil Service; and has Issve — 
 Doyne Forbes Tweedie, Gentleman, b. March 21, 1896; 
 and Christian Forbes. Residence — 32 Onslow Gardens, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 ARTHUR HEARNE TWEEDY, Gentleman, formerly 
 British Vice-Consul and Actmg Consul-General from 1890- 
 93 to Republics of Haiti and Santo Domingo, Lord of the 
 Manors of Kempston Greys, otherwise Hastingsbury and 
 Kempston Hardwick, and formerly a Lieut. 5th Vol. Batt. 
 Rifle Brigade (i8th Middlesex). Born 1850, being the only 
 surviving son of John Newman Tweedy of Widmore House, 
 Bromley, Kent, and Montagu Square, W., by his wife 
 Dorothea Esther Henrietta, only dau. of Capt. W. T. 
 Turpin Fellowes, 2nd Life Guards. Livery — Black, with 
 gold buttons. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 
 Argent, a saltire engrailed between two escallops in fesse 
 gules, on a chief azure an escallop of the field (for Tweedy) ; 
 2 and 3, g^les, on a bend flory and counterflory between 
 two increscents argent, three lions' heads erased sable. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a prick-spur fesseways, a peewit rising projjer, 
 holding in the beak a trefoil slipped vert. Estates — 
 The Hoo, Kempstone, Bedford ; Widmore Lodge, Kent. 
 Residence — Widmore Lodge, Bromley, Kent. Club — 
 Wellington. 
 
 The Late DOROTHEA ESTHER HENRIETTA 
 TWEEDY, Widow, only surviving child of Capt. W. T. 
 Turpin Fellowes, 2nd Life Guards, by his wife Charlotte 
 Mary, dau. of John Newman, Esq., J. P. and D. L. Bucks. 
 Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge — Argent, a saltire 
 engrailed between two escallops in fesse gules, on a chief 
 azure an escallop of the field, and upon an escutcheon of 
 pretence the arms of Fellowes, namely gules, on a bend 
 flory and counterflory between two increscents argent, three 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Ctne 
 
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 lions" heads crnswl sable. Married, 1837, John New- 
 man Tweedy (son of Hugh Tweedy); and has Jstue — (i) 
 Hugh d'Oyly 'I'weedy, Gentleman ; (a) Arthur Heame 
 
 Tweedy, Gentleman ; Charlotte Mary [m. John Balfour 
 Inglis]; Violet Sarah ; and Elizabeth Harriott [»«. William 
 Ridley Richardson], Seat — Widmore House, Bromley, 
 Kent. 
 
 GEORGE ALFRED TWEEDY, Gentleman, a member 
 of the Bengal Civil Service, and a District and Sessions 
 Judge in the N.W. Provinces. Bom July 28, 1856, being 
 
 the eldest son of the late Hugh Tweedy, of H.M. Civil 
 Service, by his wife Anne Jane, dau. of the late Captain 
 Pottinger, R.N., of Lerwick, Shetland. C/a*— East India 
 United Service. Armorial bearings — Argent, a saltire 
 engrailed between two escallops in fesse gules, on a chief 
 
 azure, an escallop of the Held. Mantling gules and argenti 
 Orert— Upon a wreath of the colours, on a prick-spur fes 
 ways, a peewit rising proper, holding in the beak a trefo 
 slipped vert. Married, Aug. 5, 1884, Margaret, dau. 
 Dr. R. Pottinger, R.N., Inspector-General of Hospitals' 
 and Fleets; and l>as Issue — (i) Hugli Clirislopher Newman 
 Tweedy, d. 1885, d. 1886 ; (3) Robert Pottinger Tweedy, 
 Gentleman, b. June 7, 1887; (3) George John Drumel""' 
 Twee<ly, Gentleman, b. Nov. 27, 1891 ; and Nora Marg 
 Pottinger. 
 
 HENRY COLPOYS TWEEDY of Cloonamahon, 
 the county of Sligo, Gentleman, H.A., M.D. (DublinU 
 Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. Bor 
 April 3, 1847, bemg the only son of Henry Tweedy, M.D.^ 
 of Crusheen, co. Clare, and 16 Rutland Square, Dublin, ' 
 his wife Elizabeth, only dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Robert Oweii 
 Quartermaster-Gen. for Ireland. Armorial beatings - 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent, a saltire engrailed gules, on an 
 chief azure, three Heams or (for Tweedy) ; 2. argent, on at 
 saltire sable, five trefoils slipped or, on a chief gules, threej 
 cushions of the third (for Johnston) ; 3. argent, a maunchl 
 ermine (for Colpoys), and upon an escutcheon of pretenc 
 the arms of Meredith, namely azure, a lion rampant peri 
 pale argent and or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —I 
 On a wreath of tlie colours, a dove volant argent. Motto — 1 
 " Fais ce que doit advienne que fxjurra." Married, Aug.] 
 26, 1882, Alice Maud (d. 1896), only dau. of ThomasJ 
 James Meredith of Cloonamahon, co. Sligo, Capt. 90th| 
 Light Infantry {d. Oct. i860), succeeded her brother Her-J 
 bert Willoughby Meredith, Lieut. R.N., of Cloonama- 
 hon {d. June 1894), as heir to Cloonamahon ; and ha 
 Issue — (i) Maurice Willoughby Tweedy, Gentleman, b. Mayl 
 24, 1887 ; (2) Owen Meredith Tweedy, Gentleman, b. Oct.! 
 22, i888 ; Elizabeth Margaret ; Sydney Alice Rose ; andj 
 Mary Eleanor. /Residence- Cloonamahon, Collooney, co. 
 Sligo. C/«^^— Royal Societies', University (Dublin), Sligo 
 County. 
 
 The Late HUGH D'OYLY TWEEDY, Esquire^ 
 Chevalier of the Swedish Polar Star, and has the Cross 
 the Norwegian St. Olaf, and had received a Royal Licenc 
 to accept and wear these orders, Lord of the Manors o(\ 
 Kempston Greys, otherwise Hastingsbury, and Kempstonj 
 Hardwick, co. Beds. Bom 1847, being the eldest surviv-^ 
 ing son of John Newman Tweedy of Widmore House,J 
 Bromley, Kent, and Montagu Square, W., and Dorothe 
 Esther Henrietta, only dau. of Capt. W. T. Turpin 
 Fellowes, 2nd Life Guards. Clubs— Raleigh and Wellingj 
 ton. Armorial bearings — Argent, a saltire engraile 
 between two escallops in f(!sse gules, on a chief azure an 
 escallop of the field. Mantling gules and argent. Ores' 
 — On a wreath of the colours, on a prick-spur fesseways, 
 peewit rising proper, holding in the beak a trefoil slippedl 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Cttie 
 
 vert. Married Mary, dau. of M. Antrine ; and has Issue- 
 
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 Henrietta. Estates— The Hoo, Kempston, Bedford; and 
 Widmore Lodge, Bickley, Kent. 
 
 HUGH JAMES TWEEDY, Gentleman. Born Nov. 7, 
 
 H.M. Civil Service, by his wife Anne Jane, dau. of the late 
 Capt. Pottinger, R.N., of Lerwick, Shetland. Armorial 
 bearing^S — Argent, a saltire engrailed between two escallops 
 in fesse gules, on a chief azure, an escallop of the field. 
 Mantling' gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a prick-spur fesseways, a peewit rising proper, 
 holding in the beak a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Thole 
 and think on." Married, firstly, Alice Maud Mary, dau. 
 of Major Patrick Geraghty (Military Knight of Windsor), 
 d. Oct. 17, 1886; secondly, July ig, 1890, Lucinda Jane 
 Edgar, dau. of Marcus Eustace (Fellow of King's and 
 Queen's College of Physicians, of Elmhurst, co Dublin), 
 d. Sept. 12, 1892 ; and has Issue — Margaret Eileen Stafford 
 Eustace. Club — Junior Constitutional. 
 
 TWEMLOW, see FLETCHER-TWEMLOW. 
 
 S EDWARD D'OYI,Y TWEMLOW, Esquire, Major- 
 Gen. Royal Engineers. Born Nov. 20, 1840, being 
 the third and youngest son of Gen. George Twemlow, 
 Bengal Artillery, by his wife Anna Maria Hannah, second 
 dau. of Edward D'Oyly, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for tlie North 
 Riding of co. York, Capt. W. R. Yeomanry Cavalry, and 
 M.P. for North Riding of co. York. Armorial bearings— 
 Azure, two bars engrailed or, charged with three boars' 
 heads couped erect sable, and impaling the arms of Corrie, 
 namely gules, on a saltire invected argent, between' a rose 
 in chief of the last, barbed and seeded proper, and a cock 
 in base all proper, four torteaux. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a parroquet standing on 
 the stump of a tree, a branch sprouting therefrom all 
 proper. Motto — "Fideliter." Married, Sept. 9, 1874, 
 Margaret Anne Blanche, third dau. of John Malcolm Corrie 
 of Itchen Abbas, Hants; and has Issue — (i) William Ed- 
 ward D'Oyly Twemlow, Gentleman, b. April 24, 1876 ; (2) 
 George Hubert Edgar Twemlow, Gentleman, b. June 24, 
 1883 ; (3) Alfred Wynne Twemlow, Gentleman, b. Nov. 8, 
 1894; Jessie Kathleen ; Mabel Fanny; Harriet Theodoria ; 
 and Victoria Margaret. 
 
 ELIZA ANNE TWEMLOW, Widow, eldest dau. of 
 William Paynter of Camborne House, Richmond, and of 
 Belgrave Square, J. P., by his wife Anne, only dau. and heir 
 of Thomas Best of Hollin House, Leek, in the co. of Stafford. 
 Livery — Blue, with yellow facings, gilt buttons, and hat- 
 bands. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge : On the 
 
 1858, being the youngest son of the late Hugh Tweedy of 
 
 dexter side, azure two bars engrailed or, charged with three 
 boars' heads couped close and erect sable, two and one (for 
 Twemlow) ; impaling the arms of Paynter, namely, quar- 
 terly, I. azure, three billets argent, each charged with 
 an annulet sable ; 2. azure, three faggots argent (for 
 Antron) ; 3. argent, three bends gules (for Bodrugan) ; 
 4. argent, two chevronels nebuly gules between three 
 
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 shMVM of M manv arrows sable, bande<l of the second (for 
 Bett). hiarritd, July la, 1849, Thomas Fletcher Twemluw, 
 Eaauire, of Bedcy Court, in tlie county of Stafford, Master 
 of Arts of the University of Oxford, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Stafford, and a 
 Justice of the Peace for the County Palatine of Chester, 
 Barrister-at-L4tw. Postal address — Betley Court, Stafford- 
 shire, near Crewe. 
 
 M FRANCIS RANDLE TWEMLOW,Esquire,D.S.O., 
 O J. p. for COS. Stafford and Salop, Major and Hon. 
 Lieut.-Col. 4th Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment ; 
 served in South Africa from March 1900 (mentioned in 
 despatches), Barrister-at-Law. Bom 1852, being the 
 only son of the Reverend Francis Cradock Twenilow of 
 Peatswood, formerly Rector of Forton, in the county of 
 Stafford, who died 1879, by his wife Charlotte, youngest 
 daughter of the late Randle Wilbraham of Rode. Armo- 
 rial bearinga — Azure, two bars engrailed or, charged 
 with three l)oars" heads couped and erect, two and 
 one sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for 
 his OlMt, upon a wreath of the colours, a p>arroquet stand- 
 ing on the stump of a tree, a branch sprouting therefrom 
 all proper. Married, firstly, 1878, Evelyn Harriet, youngest 
 daughter of Sir John Thomas Duller Duckworth, second 
 Baronet (extinct), she died 1880 ; secondly, 1882, Annie 
 Mary Gertrude, only child of the Reverend Edward Lewis ; 
 and has a daughter, Evelyn Dorothy. Estate and postal 
 address — Peatswood, Market Drayton. 
 
 TYACK (H. Coll.). Or, a fesse wavy between three 
 boars' heads couped sable, two flaunches of the last, each 
 
 charged with as many roses in pale argent, barbed and 
 seeded proper. 
 
 Only dau. and heir of Jonathan Higgs Tyack of Cam- 
 borne, Cornwall : — 
 Mary Annie, m. Richard Samuel Parker, deceased, and 
 has issue two daughters. ^«.— Abingdon Court, Ken- 
 sington. 
 
 TYDD (U.O.). Argent, a fesse between three bleeding 
 hearts gules. M antl ing gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed vambraced, the 
 hand grasping a tilting-spear all proper. 
 
 Son of Francis Prittie Tydd of Clonmell :— 
 
 Francis Edward Tydd, Gentleman, LL.B. (Dublin). 
 Res. — Clonmell, co. Tipperary. 
 
 S ARTHUR HENRY TYLDEN-PATTENSON, Es- 
 quire, Capt. (the Buffs) East Kent Regt., served in 
 
 the African War 1879, and Zulu Campaign (medal with 
 clasps), and was present at the battle of Ginginhlovo. Horn 
 Sept. 30, 1856, being the second son of the late William 
 Hodges Tylden-Pattenson of Iborncien, Kent, J. P. and 
 D.L., late Capt. unattached, served in the 25th King's 
 Own Borderers, by his wife Eliza Matilda, only child of the 
 late Rev. James Boys, Rector of Biddenden, Kent, and 
 late chaplain H.E.I.C. Madras Establisiiment. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, on a fesse sable, a bugle-horn strineed 
 of the field, between two fleurs-de-lis or (for Paltenson). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a camel's head erased sable, bczant«5e. Mottoes— 
 " Finem respice," and "Truth and Liberty." Mar- 
 ried, Feb. I, 1893, Alice Maud Mary, elder dan. of ihe 
 late Cyrus] Andrews of Alverton Grange, Notts ; and 
 has Issue — A son, b. March 27, 1894. Club — Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 S WILLIAM BOYS TYLDEN-PATTENSON, Es- 
 quire, J. P. and D.L. Born May 31, 1855, being 
 the eldest son of the late William Hodges Tylden-Patten- 
 son, Esq., J. P. and D. L., by his wife Eliza Matilda, only 
 child of the late Rev. James Boys, Rector of Biddenden, 
 Kent, and late Chaplain H.E.I.C. Madras Establishment. 
 Armorial bearings — argent, on a fesse sable, a bugle-horn 
 stringed of the field, between two fleurs-de-lis or (for Pat- 
 tenson ). Mantling sable and argent. Crests — On a wreath 
 
 of the colours, a camel's head erased sable, bezantde 
 (for Pattenson). Mottoes — " Finem respice," and " Truth 
 and Liberty." Seats — Ibornden and Dashmonden, Bid- 
 denden, Cranbrook, Kent. C/«^— Conservative. 
 
 EDWARD WILLIAM EGERTON TYLDEN- 
 WRIGHT, Esquire, Capt. 4th Notts and Derbyshire 
 Rifle Volunteers, County Councillor, Notts. Born 
 May 20, 1868, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Charles Collins Onley Tylden- Wright, Esq., 
 J. P. for cos. Notts, Worcester, and Stafford, F.G.S., 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Cpl 
 
 Cpt 
 
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 M. I.C.E. , Lieut. Sherwood Rangers 1861-77; who as- 
 sumed the additional surname of Tylden by Royal Licence 
 i860, by his first wife Jane Elizabeth, only dau. and heir 
 of the late Sir John Maxwell Tylden, Knight Bachelor, 
 J.P., D.L., of Milsted, Kent, formerly Lieut. -Col. in 
 command 52nd Regt. Livery — Dark blue, gold piping. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per fesse azure 
 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling^ 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 cat-a-mountain or, charged on the shoulder with two cross 
 crosslets fitch^e in saltire gules, holding between the paws 
 a rose argent. MottO — " Solo Deo salus. " Club — Junior 
 Constitutional. 
 
 e GEORGE WILLIAM TYLER, Gentleman, Lieu- 
 tenant of Royal Navy. Born July 22, 1852, being 
 the eldest son of the late Charles Frederick Tyler, Esquire 
 (second son of the late Sir George Tyler, Knight of the 
 Hanoverian Guelphic Order, of Cottrell). Club — Naval and 
 Military. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, 
 on a fesse wavy or, between three tigers passant guardant 
 erminois, a cross patde of the first between two crescents 
 gules, in the centre chief point, pendent from a ribbon, a 
 representation of the gold medal presented to the late Sir 
 Charles Tyler by command of the Sovereign for his services 
 at the battle of Trafalgar (in which he commanded the ' ' Ton- 
 nant"), and underneath the word "Trafalgar," in letters 
 of gold. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a tiger salient guardant proper, 
 navally crowned or, in the dexter paw a flagstaff, therefrom 
 flying the French tri-coloured flag depressed and reversed. 
 Married, October 6, 1887, Juliet Alice, only surviving 
 daughter of Major-General John Wood, Bombay Staff 
 Corps; and has Issue — (i) George Edward Tyler, Gentle- 
 man, born October 29, 1888 ; (2) Trevor St. Vincent 
 Frederick Tyler, Gentleman, born June 21, 1891. Seat — 
 Cottrell, Cardiff. 
 
 TYNDALE, quartered by BISCOE. 
 
 and or, two barrulets between five leopards' faces, two 
 in chief and three in base all counterchanged (for 
 W^right) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a saltire ermine, between two 
 pheons in pale and as many serpents nowed in fesse or, a 
 pheon sable, a chief engrailed argent (for Tylden). Mant- 
 ling azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from the battlements of a tower or, a dragon's head 
 proper, charged with two barrulets, and holding in the 
 mouth an escallop both also or (for Wright) ; 2. on a mount 
 vert, in front of a battleaxe erect, entwined by a serpent 
 proper between two pheons, a pheon or (for Tylden). 
 Motto — "Treu und fest." Married, June 20, 1903, Ruth 
 Ellen, dau. of William Allen of Creswell Holme, Worksop. 
 5ea/— Woodlands, Worksop. Cltibs — Isthmian, County 
 (Nottingham). 
 
 Lieutp:nant-Colonel CHARLES JOHN ROPER 
 TYLER, J. P., Major late 80th Foot, served in Crimean 
 China, and South African Campaigns, and in Perak Expedi- 
 tion. Bor?i 1835, being the second but eldest surviving son 
 of the late Charles Henry Tyler, Esq., D.L. , Lieut. -Col. 
 East Kent Militia, by his wife Delilah Benwell. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, on a fesse wavy or, between three tigers 
 passant guardant erminois, a cross patde of the field, 
 between two crescents gules. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a tiger salient guardant 
 proper, navally crowned or. Married, 1865, Catharine, 
 dau. of W. F. Dobson of Beerstead House, near Maid- 
 stone ; and has Issue — Charles William Roper Tyler, 
 Gentleman, b. Dec. 1, 1866; and Mabel. Seat — Lodge- 
 Linsted, co. Kent. 
 
 Sir FREDERICK CHARLES TYLER, 2nd Baronet, 
 of Queenhithe, in the City of London. Born May 17, 1865, 
 being the younger but only surviving son of the late Sir 
 George Robert Tyler, ist Bart., Lord Mayor of London; 
 by his wife Augusta, eldest dau. of Frederick William 
 Stein of Elgin Road, Kensington. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, on a fesse invected or, I etween three cats-a-mountain 
 passant guardant argent, a fasces in bend surmounting a 
 sw ord in bend sinister proper, between two crescents gules, 
 in the centre chief point a rose of the third ; the escutcheon 
 
 TYNTE, see KEMEYS-TYNTE. 
 
 SFORTESCUETYNTE, Esquire, Major Dublin Fusi- 
 liers. Born 1841, being the elder son of the late 
 Joseph Tynte Tynte, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Tynte Park, 
 Dublavin, co. Wicklow, who assumed by Royal Licence 
 1836 the surname of Tynte, in lieu of his patronymic Pratt, 
 by his wife Geraldine, second dau. of the late William 
 Richard Hopkyns Northey of Suffolk Lawn, Cheltenham. 
 Armorial bearings ~ Gules, a lion dormant between six 
 crosses crosslet argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn sejant argent, 
 horned and crined or. Married, 1884, Mary, dau. of T. 
 H. May-Somerville of Whitecroft, co. Dumfries, and widow 
 of Charles Gustavus Rochfort of Rochfort Bridge, co. 
 Westmeath. Residence — Tynte Park, Dunlaven, co. 
 Wicklow. 
 
 TYNTE, (R.L. , 1836, U.O.). Vert, a lion dormant 
 between six cross crosslets argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn 
 sejant argent, horned and crined or. 
 
 Sons of Joseph Pratt Tynte (formerly Pratt), b. 1815; 
 d. 1896 ; m. 1840, Geraldine, d. and coh. of William 
 Richard Hopkins Northey of Suffolk Lawn, Chelten- 
 ham : — 
 Fortescue Joseph Tynte, Esq. {q.v.). 
 
 Mervyn Chaloner Stephen Tynte, Esq., Lt.-Col. late 4th 
 D.G. , R. M. CO. Londonderry, b. 1846; in. 1878, Alice 
 Elise, d. of Arthur Latham of Weaste Hall, Manchester ; 
 and has issue — (i) Mervyn Patrick Arthur Tynte, Gent., 
 Lieut. 2nd Batt. Roy. Munster Fus., b. 1878; (2) Audley 
 Fortescue Tynte, Gentleman, Lieut. Wicklow Art., b. , 
 Elise Geraldine Katie \in. 1903, Hardress E. Waller of 
 Troy] ; and Norah Ina Violet. Res. — Tynte Lodge, 
 CO. Leitrim. 
 
 TYRELL, see TUFNELL- TYRELL. 
 
 ROGER WILLIAM GIFFARD TYRINGHAM, Es- 
 quire. Born August 5, 1870, being the only son of the late 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Willuun Backwell Tyringham, Esq., of Tyringham and 
 Trevethoe, by his wrife Fanny Adda, second dau. of Col. W. 
 Wilby. Commanding ist Batt. 4th King's Own Regiment, 
 ▲rmorl&l bMurlngs— Me l>ears for Arms : Azure, a saltire 
 engmilcd argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 behtting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Orett, upon a wreath of the colours, a talbot's 
 head cou|>e>l gules, billctt^ or. AVa/j— Tyringham, in 
 the county of Buckingham ; Trevethoe, in the county of 
 Cornwall. 
 
 TYRRELL (R.L., 11 Oct. 1892. U.O.). Vert, two 
 pallets ermine, on a chief or, a demilion rampant gules, 
 between two crosses putie of the field, a bordure argent, 
 charged with eight trefoils slipped of the first. Mantling 
 vert and ardent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a demi-lion rampant gules, holding between the paws a 
 cross pat6e vert, a garb fessewise or. 
 Son of : — 
 
 Thomas Francis Tyrrell (formerly ), Gentleman, 
 
 i. ; m. 22 Aug. 1889, Bridget Agnes, d. of Patrick 
 Dillon Tyrrell of Annagh. Seat — Annagh, Ballyhaunis, 
 CO. Mayo. 
 
 ©HUGH TYRWHITT, Esquire, commonly called the 
 Hon. Hugh Tvrwhitt, Capt. R.N. Bofn July 14, 
 1856, being the third son of the late Sir Henry Thomas 
 Tvrwhitt, Bart., by his wife the Rt. Hon. Emma Harriet 
 Tyrwhitt, Baroness Berners. Armorial bearings Gules, 
 three tyrwhittsor, and impaling the arms of Foster, namely, 
 party per pale argent and sable, on a chevron a pheon 
 between two escallops, in chief as many pheons, and in pale 
 two escallops all counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 and or ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, 
 a woodman wreathed with oak, holding a club all proper. 
 Married, Aug. 10, 1882, Julia Mary, dau. of William 
 Orme Foster, Esq. , of Apley Park, Salop ; and has Issue 
 —Gerald Hugh Tyrwhitt, Esq., b. Sept. 18, 1883. 
 Residence 
 
 TYRWHirr-DRAKE (R.L., 1796). Quarterly, i and 
 4, argent, a wyvern wings elevated gules (Drake, ante 
 1620, probably c. Henry V.); 2 and 3, gules, three 
 tyrwhits (i.e. lapwings) or (Tyrwhitt, temp. Edward IV.). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— A dexter arm erect, 
 in the hand a battle-axe all proper (for Drake, there being 
 no crest for Tyrwhitt). 
 
 Sons of Thomas Tyrwhitt-Drake, Esq., J.P., D.L., of 
 
 Shardeloes and St. Donat's Castle (High Sheriff 
 
 Bucks 1859), b. 1818; d. 1888; m. 1st, Elizabeth 
 
 Julia, d. of John Stratton and widow of Col, Wedder- 
 
 burn : — 
 
 William Wykeham Tyrwhitt-Drake, Esq., J. P., b. 
 
 1851 ; m. 1883, Augusta, d. of Rev. Herbert Richard Peel 
 
 of Thornton House, Bucks; and has issue — (i) Herbert 
 
 William Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; (2) Edward 
 
 Thomas Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 1887 ; and two 
 
 daus. Seat — Shardeloes, Amersham, Bucks. Club — 
 
 Arthur's. 
 
 Guy Percival Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 1859. 
 Res. — Scawby, Lincolnshire. 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. William Tyrwhitt-Drake, Royal 
 Horse Guards, b. 1785 ; d. 1848 ; m. 1832, Emma, 
 d. of Joseph Thompson Halsey of Great Gaddesden, 
 Herts:— 
 Rev. William Thomas Tyrwhitt-Drake, M.A., Vicar of 
 Great Gaddesden, b. 1835; m. 1872, Harriet, d. of 
 William Trotter of Bishop Auckland ; and has surv. 
 issue— (i) Charles William Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 
 1879 ; (2) Wilfrid Dale Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; 
 (3) Barnard Halsey Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; 
 Kathleen ; Lilian Mary ; Violet Harriet ; Margaret Emma ; 
 and May Gladys. Res.— The Vicarage, Great Gaddes- 
 den. 
 
 Sons of Reverend John Tyrwhitt-Drake, Rector of 
 Amersham, b. 1790 ; d. i860 ; m. 2nd, 1830, Emily, 
 
 daiL of Charles Drake-Garrard of Lanier Park, 
 
 Herts :— 
 John Charles Tyrwhitt-Drake, Esq., Capt. late 2nd 
 Queen's Regt., Chief Constable of Bucks, b. 1834 ; m. 1st 
 1851, Emily Harriet, d. of Major-Gen. D'Urlxm; 2nd 
 1873, Lydia Mary, d. of A. H. Hamilton of The Retreat 
 Topsham, Devon, and Hullerhirst, co. Ayr ; and has issue 
 Res. — Dulas Court, Pontrilas, Herefordshire. 
 
 Arthur Frederick Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 
 m. , Jane Stewart, and has issue one dau. Res. — 
 
 Dogdene, Salisbury. 
 
 Hugh William Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 
 m. , d. of Archdeacon Hopper and widow of 
 
 Lacon ; and has issue a son, b. . Res. — Cobtree, 
 
 Sandling, Maidstone. 
 
 Sons of Rev. George Tyrwhitt-Drake, Rector of 
 
 Malpas, 3. 1794; d. 1840; tn. 1827, Jane, d. of Joseph 
 
 Halsey, M. P. , of Gaddesden Park : — 
 Rev. Frederick Edward Tyrwhitt-Drake, M.A. (Oxon.), 
 late Rector of Pulham, Dorchester, b, 1828 ; m. 1859, 
 Maria Diana Charlotte, d. of Nathaniel and Lady 
 Charlotte MIcklethwaite of Taverham Hall, Norfolk ; and 
 has issue— (1) Rev. Algernon Frederick Tyrwhitt-Drake, 
 B.A. (Camb.), b. i860 ; (2) Arthur Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentle- 
 man (Holnest, Sherborne, Dorset), b. 1861 [m. 1896, Lucy 
 Caroline, eld. d. of Francis Stanier, Esq., D.L., of Peplow 
 Hall; and has issue — Thomas Victor Tyrwhitt- Drake, 
 Gentleman, f>. 1897 ; and Frances Joyce] ; (3) Ernest 
 Tyrwhitt-Drake, Gentleman, b. 1863 [m. 1903, Agnes 
 Caroline, d. of C. W. Goode, M.A. (Oxon.), late of 
 Twickenham] ; and Ethel Gertrude Maria. Res. — Sher- 
 borne, Dorset. 
 
 Montague William Tyrwhitt-Drake, Esq., a Judge of the 
 Supreme Court of Victoria, B.C., ^. 1830; in. , Johanna 
 Tolmy. Res. — Victoria, B.C. 
 
 Sir RAYMOND ROBERT TYRWHITT-WILSON, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Sir Raymond 
 
 Robert Tyrwhitt - Wilson, fourth Baronet, Bachelor 
 of Arts of the University of Cambridge. Born July 22, 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 1855, being the second but eldest surviving son of the late 
 Sir Henry Thomas Tyrwhitt, third Baronet, by his wife the 
 Right Honourable Emma Harriet, in her own right Baroness 
 Berners [to whom refer] ; and assumed the additional sur- 
 name and arms of Wilson by Royal License, September 13, 
 1892. Creation — October 3, 1808. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, sable a wolf salient 
 or, in chief a fleur-de-lis argent, between two bezants (for 
 Wilson) ; 2 and 3 gules, three tyrwhitts or. Upon the 
 escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for the Crest of 
 Tyrwhitt, a woodman wreathed with oak, holding a club 
 all proper. Estate and postal address — Stanley Hall, 
 Bridgnorth. 
 
 GEORGE WALTER TYSER, Esquire, J. P. for the 
 county of Berks. Born 1841, being the eldest son of tlie 
 late George Dorman Tyser of Gloucester Square, Padding- 
 ton. Armorial bearings — Per chevron or and azure, two 
 dexter gloves in chief and a falcon close in base proper, 
 belled and jessed of the first. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreatli of the colours, upon a cotton hank 
 fesseways or, a falcon as in the arms, collared, also or. 
 Motto — " Deo volente surgam." Married, 1864, Annie, 
 eldest dau. of the late Sir Thomas George Augustus Parkyns, 
 Bart.; and has had Issue — (i) Walter Parkyns Tyser, 
 Gentleman, b. 1867 \vt., 1894, Gertrude Elinor, youngest 
 dau. of the late Charles Langton of Barkhill, Liverpool] ; 
 (2) Hugh Tyser, Gentleman, b. 1868 \rn., 1899, Clare Lem- 
 priere, third dau. of Hon. Henry Dobson of Elboden, 
 Hobart, Tasmania] ; (3) Lionel Robert Tyser, Gentleman, 
 b. 1875, d. Aug. 10, 1901 ; (4) George Beaumont Tyser, 
 Gentleman, b. 1877 ; Violet Mary \m., 1899, Rev. Granville 
 Gore Skipwith (see Skipwith, Bart.)] ; Mabe lAnnie, d. in 
 infancy ; Madeleine Amy \m. , 1897, Major Douglas Wilfrid 
 Churcher, 87th Regt. R. Irish Fusiliers]. Residence — 
 Oakfield, Mortimer, Berks. Clubs — Union, City of 
 London. 
 
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 vigilanter." Estate— VJood. Hall, Cockermouth. Postal 
 
 TYSON, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 EDWARD THOMAS TYSON, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace for the county of Cumberland. Born April 23, 1847, 
 being the eldest and only surviving son of the late Edward 
 Tyson, Gentleman, by his wife Isabella Birkett, daughter 
 of the late Thomas Scaife of Liverpool, Shipowner and 
 merchant, second son of Robert Scaife of Birkby Lodge, 
 near Maryport, Yeoman. Livery — Sage green with silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Vert, gutt^e-d'eau, three lions 
 rampant argent, each holding in the dexter paw a torch erect, 
 fired proper. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant vert, gutt^e-d'eau, holding in the dexter paw a 
 torch as in the arms, and resting the sinister upon a rose 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper. Motto — "Fortiter et 
 
 address — Wood Hall, Cockermouth. Club — County Club 
 (Carlisle). 
 
 TYTLER, see ERASER- TYTLER and SKENE- 
 TYTLER. 
 
 Major-Gen. ROBERT FRANCIS CHRISTOPHER 
 ALEXANDER TYTLER, late Deputy Judge-Advocate- 
 General of Bombay Presidency. Born •, being the son 
 
 of the late Col. Robert Christopher Tytler, late H.E.I.C. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a dagger in pale proper, on its 
 point a wolfs head couped of the last, armed and langued 
 argent, between three crescents of the third, a bordure 
 ermine. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — Rays 
 of the sun issuing from behind a cloud proper ; and in an 
 escroU over the same this Motto, " Occultus non extinctus." 
 
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 SJOHN HENRY FULLARTON UDNY, Esquire, oJ 
 Udny and Dudwick, in the co. of Aberdeen, J. P. and 
 D.L. Born May 9, 1853, being the only surviving son of 
 the late John Robert Fullarton Udny of that Ilk and 
 Dudwick, by his second wife Anne, dau. of J. Allatt. 
 C/«i5— White's. Armorial bearings — Gules, a stag's head 
 with ten tines caboshed or, between two greyhounds 
 counter-salient argent, collared of the field, in chief and 
 base three fleurs-de-lis, two and one of the second. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a fleur-de-lis gules. Supporters — 
 Two savages, wreathed head and middle with oak, and 
 holding in their exterior hands gigantic batons resting on 
 their shoulders proper. Motto — "All my hope is in God." 
 Married, July 8, 1874, Amy Camilla, elder daughter of Sir 
 John George Tollemache Sinclair, third Baronet, of Ulbster 
 
 and Thurso Castle, in the county of Caithness. Seat — 
 Udny Castle, in the county of Aberdeen. 
 
 UMFRAVILLE, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 UMFREVILLE, quartered by SALVIN. 
 
 NORMAN COMPTON FITZGERALD UNIACKE, 
 Lieut. R.N. (retired). Bom 1848, being the only son of 
 the late Norman James Biggs Uniacke, Esq., of Mount 
 Uniacke, by Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Col. Drink- 
 water Bethune of Balfour, co. Fife. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, a wolf passant proper, a chief gules. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter cubit arm erect, gauntleted proper, hold- 
 ing a hawk's lure or. Married, 1882, Louisa, youngest 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 dau, of Willinm Garde of Bilberry, co. Cork. 5w/— Mount 
 Uniacke, co. Cork. 
 
 S NORMAN JAMES FYFE UNIACKE, Gentleman. 
 Lieut. 19th (Princess of Wales' Own) Hussars. Horn 
 Kfb. 34, 1865. being the second son of the late Norman 
 Fitzgerald Uniacke. 60th Rifles, by Mary Augusta his 
 wife. dau. of Capt. James Winsloe Phillipps. 7th Hussars. 
 Ciit^— Cavalry, /.ixfery— Light drab, red facings. Armo- 
 rial bearing!— .Argent, a wolf passant proper, a chief 
 gules (for Uniacke); a and 3 argent, a leopard's face be- 
 tween a chevron and a chief s.-iblc (for Purdon). Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter cubit armed arm erect, gaunlleted proper, holding 
 
 Laml)ert FitzGerald Uniacke, Gentleman, born Aupfust 30, 
 1894 ; (a) Desmond Percival EitzGerald Uniacke, Gentle- 
 
 man, born December 18, 1895 ; Helen Monica Geraldine, 
 died November 7, 1893. /Residence and postal address — 
 
 ROBERT UNIACKE FITZGERALD UNIACKE. 
 Bom 1821, being the elder son of the late Norman Uniacke, 
 Esq., of Castletown, by Elinor, dau. of Col. Robert Uniacke 
 Fitzgerald. Armorial bearings — Argent, a wolf passant 
 proper, a chief gules. Mantling gules and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit 
 arm erect, gauntleted proper, holding a hawk's lure or. 
 Married, 1854, Florence Elizabeth, dau. of the late Norman 
 Uniacke, Esq., of Mount Uniacke; and ha.s Issue — Robert 
 FitzGerald Uniacke, b. 1858. Residences — Castletown, Kil- 
 leagh, CO. Cork ; 3 Pennsylvania Road, Exeter. 
 
 a hawk's lure or. MottO— " Unicus est." Married, Nov. 
 29, 1893, Kathleen Mary Josephine, eldest dau. of the late 
 James Cassidy of Monasterevan, co. Kildare. Postal 
 address — C/o Cox & Co. , Charing Cross. 
 
 RICHARD GORDON FITZGERALD UNIACKE, 
 Gentleman, Bachelor of Arts of the University of Oxford, 
 Fellow of the Royal Society of Antiquaries, Ireland. Born 
 August 19, 1867, being the eldest son of the Reverend 
 Robert FitzGerald Uniacke, Master of Arts, Vicar of 
 Tandridge, in the county of Surrey, by his wife Hannah, 
 daughter of Thomas Salmon, Gentleman, of St. Hilda's, 
 in the county of Durham. Livery — Light drab coat, 
 red collar. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, a woll passant proper, a chief gules ; 2 and 3 
 argent, a chevron and chief sable, in the honour point a 
 leopard's face of the last, and impaling the arms of Lambert, 
 namely gules, three narcissus flowers argent, a canton or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — A dexter cubit armed 
 arm erect, gaunleted proper, holding a hawk's lure or. 
 Married. August 31, 1892, Cecilia Monica, daughter of 
 Frederick Lambert, Gentleman, of Garratts Hall, Banstead, 
 in the county of Surrey; and has had Issue — (i) Bernard 
 
 Sir ROBERT UNIACKE UNIACKE-PENROSE- 
 FITZGERALD, ist Baronet (Aug. 4. 1896). M.P. for 
 Cambridge since 1885, J. P. and D.L. for co. Cork, LL. B. 
 Trin. Hall, Camb., 1863, and LL.M. 1872, Hon. Col. 
 9th Batt. King's Royal Rifle Corps. He assumed by Royal 
 Licence, June 26, 1896, the additional surname and arms 
 of Uniacke. Born July 9, 1839, being the eldest son of 
 the late Robert Uniacke Penrose-Fitzgerald, by his wife 
 Frances Matilda, eldest dau. and coheiress of Rev. Robert 
 Austen, LL.D., Prebendary of Cloyne Cathedral. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine, on a saltire 
 gules, a crescent or (for FitzGerald) ; 2. argent, six roses pro- 
 per, three and three, between three bendlets sable (for Pen- 
 rose) ; 3. argent, a wolf passant proper, a chief gules, charged 
 with a crescent of the field for difference (for Uniacke) ; 
 the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a knight in complete armour, his 
 sword drawn and Ijeaver up all proper, mounted on a 
 horse courant argent, the whole charged with a crescent or. 
 Motto— " Fortis et fidelis." Married, Sept. 13, 1867, 
 Jane Emily, eldest dau. of General Sir William John Cod- 
 rington, G.C.B. Seats — Cork Beg and Lisquinian, co. 
 Cork. Town address — 3sGrosvenor Road, S.W. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
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 CLEMENT WILLIAM JOSEPH UNTHANK. Es- 
 quire, Capt. in 17th Lancers, J. P. for co. of Norfolk (High 
 Sheriff 1893). Born Aug. 18, 1847, being the elder son of 
 Clement William Unthank, Esq., of Intwood Hall, J. P. 
 and D.L. for Norfolk, and of Mary Anne, dau. of Joseph 
 Salusbury Muskett of Intwood Hall, J. P. for Norfolk. 
 Club — Naval and Military. Livety — Dark green coat, 
 crimson waistcoat, and crimson breeches. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Or, a saltire gules, between two crescents in pale of 
 the last and as many griffins' heads erased in fesse sable. 
 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a griffin's head erased gules, gorged with a collar 
 flory and ducally crowned or, in the beak an increscent or. 
 Motto — " Esto semper fidelis. " Married, May 20, 1873, 
 Judith Sarah, dau. of Onley Savill-Onley, Esq. , of Stisted 
 Hall, J. P. and D.L. for Essex ; and has Isstie — (i) Clement 
 William Onley Unthank, Gentleman, Lieut. 3rd Hussars, 
 b. March 1874, d. at Lucknow from an accident at 
 Polo, Jan. 16, 1900; (2) John Salusbury Unthank, Esq., 
 Capt. Durham Light Infantry, b. July 1875 ; (3) Ralph 
 Arthur Unthank, Gentleman, b. Feb. 1880; Judith Marian, 
 d. at Lucknow, Dec. 9, 1899; Maria Janet ; Marjory Eliza- 
 beth ; Ursula Clementine ; Dorothy Mary ; Cicely May ; 
 and Amy Violet. Seat — Intwood Hall, Norwich. 
 
 UN WIN (H. Coll.). Per pale sable and gules, two 
 tilting-spears in saltire or, between as many fleurs-de-lis in 
 pale of the last, and two crescents in fesse argent. Mant- 
 ling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 two tilting-spears in saltire proper, surmounted by an 
 escutcheon pendent by a chain both or, charged with a 
 rose gules, leaved proper. 
 Son of • : — 
 
 John Unwin, Esq., J. P. Lanes., sometime Mayor of 
 Southport, b. . Res. — East Cliffe Lodge, North Meols, 
 Lanes. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR HAMILTON UPCHER, M.A. 
 of Trin. Coll. , Camb. , Rector of Baconsthorpe, co. Norfolk. 
 
 Bom Oct. 5, 1855, being the fourth surviving son of the late 
 Henry Ramey Upcher, Esq., J. P., D.L., M.A., of Shering- 
 ham Hall, co. Norfolk, by his wife Caroline, dau. of Joseph 
 Morris of Ampthill House, co. Bedford. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a chevron azure, between three foxes' 
 heads erased gules, as many pears or. Mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a plume of five ostrich feathers alternately argent 
 and or, a unicorn's head couped azure, gorged with a ducal 
 coronet or. Motto— " Prasstat opes sapientia." Married, 
 Sept. 10, 1884, Johanna Elizabeth, only child and heir of 
 Rev. Nicholas Simons, M.A. , Vicar of Bramfield, co. Nor- 
 folk ; and has Issue — (i) Nicholas Upcher, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 4, 1885; (2) Edwyn Harold Upcher, Gentleman, b. 
 1888, d. 1893; and Muriel Joan. Postal address — The 
 Rectory, Baconsthorpe, co. Norfolk. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR WILSON UPCHER, M..A. of 
 Trin. Coll. , Camb. , Rector of Ashwellthorpe with Wrening- 
 ham, CO. Norfolk. Born April 7, 1815, being the third 
 son of the late Abbot Upcher of Sheringham Hall, co. Nor- 
 folk, M.A., by his wife the Hon. Charlotte, dau. of the Rt. 
 Hon. and Rev. Henry Wilson, Baron Berners. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a chevron azure, between three foxes' 
 heads erased gules, as many pears or, and impaling the 
 arms of Wodehouse, namely sable, a chevron or, gutt6e-de- 
 sang, between three cinquefoiis ermine. Mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a plume of five ostrich feathers alternately argent 
 and or, a unicorn's head couped azure, gorged with a ducal 
 coronet or. Motto— " Prsestat opes Sapientia." Married, 
 Oct. 7, 1845, IsaVjella Jane, dau. of the Ven. Charles Nourse 
 Wodehouse, Archdeacon of Norwich [by Lady Dulcibella 
 Jane Hay, dau. of isth Earl of Erroll] ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Rev. Arthur Charles Wodehouse Upcher, M.A. , Rector 
 of Hingham, co. Norfolk, b. Aug. 29, 1846 [m. , July 9, 1881, 
 Margaret Ada Barham, dau. of the Rev. John Barham 
 Johnson, Rector of Welborne, co. Norfolk, and has issue] ; 
 (2) Herbert Wodehouse Upcher, b. and d. 1847 ; (3) Alfred 
 Wodehouse Upcher, b. 1848, d. 1857 ; (4) Somerville Hay 
 Upcher, b. 1850, d. 1868 ; (5) Ven. James Hay Upcher, 
 B.A. , Archdeacon of Mashonaland, b. Jan. 17, 1854; Jane 
 Charlotte \m., 1873, Robert Harvey Mason, Esq. (to whom 
 refer)]; and Emma Mary. Postal address — Hingham, 
 Norfolk. 
 
 The Reverend HARRY BERNERS UPCHER, B.A., 
 J. P. for Leicestershire. Born Aug. 14, 1845, being the third 
 surviving son of the late Henry Ramey Upcher of Shering- 
 ham Hall, CO. Norfolk, M.A. , by his wife Caroline, dau. 
 of T. Morris, Esq. , of Ampthill. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, on a chevron azure, between three foxes' heads 
 erased gules, as many pears or. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 plume of five ostrich feathers alternately argent and or, a uni- 
 corn's head couped azure, gorged with a ducal coronet or. 
 Motto — "Prasstat opes sapientia." Married, 1867, Frederica 
 Lucy, third dau. of John Thomas Mott of Barningham 
 Hall, Norfolk; and \\&s Issue — (i) Howard Berners Upcher, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. ir, 1870; (2) Ronald Berners Upcher, 
 dentleman, b. April 19, 1874; (3) Gerald Frederick Upcher, 
 Gentleman, b. May 3r, 1878; and Constance Gertrude, 
 Postal address — Broom Hall, Watton, Norfolk. 
 
 HENRY MORRIS UPCHER, Esq., J.P. and D.L. 
 for Norfolk. Born Dec. 15, 1839, being the eldest son of 
 the late Henry Ramey Upcher, Esq., J. P., D.L., M.A. 
 (Cantab,), by his wife Caroline, dau. of Joseph Morris of 
 Ampthill House, Bedfordshire. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a chevron azure, between three fo.xes' heads erased 
 gules, as many pears slipped or. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a plume of 
 five ostrich feathers alternately argent and or, before them 
 a unicorn's head couped azure, gorged with a ducal coronet 
 or. Motto — " Praestat opes Sapientia." Married, June 
 lo, 1869, Maria Hester, only child of Rev. Edward Bowyer 
 Sparke, Canon of Ely and Rector of Feltwell, Norfolk ; and 
 has, with other Issue — Henry Edward Sparke Upcher, 
 Gentleman, B.A. (Cantab.), b. March 27, 1870. Postal 
 address— She.nnghd.m Hall, Norfolk. C/«*.f— Conservative, 
 Sports'. 
 
 UPHAUGH. see DE UPHAUGH. 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 UPTON, see TEMPLETOWN. 
 
 FLORENCE ANNE UPTON- COTTRELL DOR- 
 MER, Widow, dau. of the late Thomas Upton of Inemire 
 Hall, by his wife Eliza, second daughter of Benjamin 
 Way of Dentiam Place ; and with her husliand assumed 
 the name and arms of Upton, in addition to and before 
 those of Cottrell-Dormer, by Royal License, dated June 
 1876. Armozlal bearings are, upon a lozenge : Quarterly 
 I and 4, azure ten billets, four, three, two, and one or, 
 a chief of the last, therefrom issuant a demi-lion rampant 
 sable (for Dormer) ; 2, argent, a bend nebuly guttte-d'eau, 
 between three escallops of the second (for Cotlrell); 3. 
 sable, a cross moline argent (for Upton). and| impaling the 
 arms of Upton. Married, April aa, 1858. Clement Cottrell- 
 Dormer, Esq., of Rousham, co. Oxford, J. P. and U.L. co. 
 Oxford, and J. P. co. York (who d. Dec 29, 1880). Seal— 
 Ingmire Hall, Sedbergh. 
 
 URQUHART, see POLLARD-URQUHART. 
 
 USHER of Norton and Wells (1899). Gules, a saltire 
 between four batons argent, garnished sable. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of bis liveries, a 
 
 dexter arm couped lielow the elbow, vested azure, cuffed 
 argent, holding in the hand a baton as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Ne vile velis." 
 
 Sons of Sir John Usher, ist Bart., J.P., D.L., LL.D., 
 
 b. i8a8 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1853, Mary Anne, d. of Thomas 
 
 Balmer : — 
 
 Sir Robert Usher, and Bart., of Norton and Wells 
 
 (28 Aug, 1899) [AmiB as above, charged with the in- 
 
 ^tcheon of Ulster as a Baronet], b. i860 ; tn. 1890, 
 
 Katherme Scott, d. of James TurnbuU of Edinburgh : and 
 
 has issue— (i) John Turnbull Usher, Esq.. b. 1891- (2) 
 
 Ronald James Usher. Esq.. b. 1892; (3) Robert Stuart 
 
 Usher, Esq. ^ 1898; (4) Alexander Balmer Usher, Esq.. 
 
 b 1902; (s) William Dove Usher, Esq., b. 1904. Seat7~ 
 
 Norton. Ratho, Midlothian; Wells, Hawick, Res.~ 
 
 27 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh. Clubs-Conxrya- 
 
 tive. University (Edinburgh). 
 
 Frederick Usher, Esq., J. P. Midlothian [Arms as above. 
 
 and (rematnc. 7 Dec. 1901) "a bordure of the second." 
 Crest (in lieu of above)— On a wreath of his liveries, a 
 dcmi-fox proper, holding in its paw a Ixiton argent 
 garnished sable. Motto .is above], b. 1862; m. 1901 
 Rose Emily, eld. d. of Kev. W. J. Knox-Little. Canon of 
 \\orcester Cathedral; .and has issue— Neil John William 
 Heriot Usher, Gentleman, b. 1003. A'«.— Ingliston, Mid- 
 lothian. C/tt^f— Scottish United Service (Edinburgh) 
 University (Edinburgh). 
 
 USSHER (U.O.). Azure, a chevron ermine, betwetn 
 three batons or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 On a wreath of the colours, an arm coujxxl bflow the 
 elbow and erect vested, bendy or and azure, holding in the 
 hand proper a baton or. Motto—" Ne vile velis." 
 
 Sons of Christopher Ussher, Gentleman, of East well 
 b. 1833 ; d. 1884 ; m. , Olivia, d. of David Ruttledi;.' 
 of Barbersfort, co. Galway :— 
 William Arland Ussher, Gentleman, b. 1876. Sea/~ 
 Eastwell, Kilrickle, Loughrea, co. Galway. 
 
 Henry Ingham Ussher, Gentleman, b. 1879. A'«.— 
 
 Son of Christopher Musgrave Ussher, Gentleman, of 
 
 Camphire, co. Waterford, rf. 1880; m. Eleanor, d. of 
 
 Thomas O'Grady (niece of ist Viscount Guillamore) :— 
 
 Thomas O'Grady Ussher. Gentleman, b. 1838 ; m. 1869, 
 
 Henrietta M.iry (d. 1902), d. of Thomas Harris, Esq., Q.C. • 
 
 and has issue— (i) Christopher Arthur Ussher. Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1872 ; (2) Thomas Harris Ussher, Gentleman, b. 1878 • 
 
 Gertrude Elizabeth ; Eleanor Melian ; and Henrietta Anne. 
 
 Sea/—F\owerh}]\, co. Waterford. 
 
 Son of Richard Kelly Ussher, Gentleman, of Cappagh, 
 b. 1778; d. 1854; m. 2nd, Isabella, d. of Col. Jasper 
 Grant. Gov. of Upper Canada :— 
 Richard John Ussher. Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Water- 
 ford (High Sheriff 1901), b. 1841 ; m. 1866, Elizaberh Owen, 
 d. of Rev. John W. Finlay, J. P., of Corkagh House, co. 
 Dublin; and has issue— (i) Beverley Grant Ussher, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1867 [»«• 1898. Emily Horseley, d. of late Arthur 
 Trevor Jebb of The Lyth, Ellesmere. .Salop; and has 
 issue -Perceval Arland Ussher. Gentleman, b. 1899]; 2) 
 Percy John Ussher, Gentleman, b. 1868; (3) Arthur 
 Hamilton Ussher, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; and Isabella Mary 
 Grant [m. 1901, Capt. William Odell]. Seat— CappARh 
 House, Cappagh, S.O., co. Waterford. 
 
 USTICKE, see NOWELL-USTICKE. 
 
 REGINALD JOHN GUTHRIE UTERMARCK. 
 
 § is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
 Esquire, retired Paymaster. Major, formerly Capt. 96thl 
 Regt. Born 1856, being the only son of the late John! 
 
Oati 
 
 eal 
 
 1393 
 
 de Havilland Utermarck, Bailiff of Guernsey, by his wife 
 Helen Douglas, dau. of the late John Guthrie of Guthrie, 
 Forfarshire. Armorial bearings— Per fesse or and azure, 
 in chief a sprig of three rose leaves slipped vert, and in 
 base a mullet of six points of the first, pierced of the field. 
 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a sprig of three rose leaves slipped vert, between 
 two buffalo horns per fesse or and azure. Motto — 
 " Va outre marque." Clubs — Junior United Service, Hyde 
 Park. 
 
 V 
 
 HENRY SPENCER VADE-WALPOLE, Esquire, 
 assumed by Royal Licence, Oct. 27, 1892, the surname of 
 Vade before that of Walpole. Born March 10, 1837, being 
 the eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Walpole, M.A. , 
 Oxford, Rector of Alverstoke, Hants, Hon. Canon of 
 Winchester, by his wife Margaret Harriet Isabella, eldest 
 dau. of Col. Henry Hugh Mitchell. Armorial bearings — 
 Or, on fesse between two chevrons sable, three crosslets 
 of the first. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, the bust of a man in profile, couped at the 
 shoulders proper, ducally crowned or, and from the coronet 
 flowing a long cap, turned forwards gules, tasselled gold, 
 charged with a Catherine wheel of the last. Motto — " Fari 
 quae sentiat." Married, July 19, 1877, Frances Selina, 
 second dau. of Tiiomas Bourke, and widow of Denzil 
 Thomas Chamberlayne ; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Henry 
 Bourke Vade- Walpole, Esq., b. Sept. 2, 1879; (2) Horatio 
 Spencer Vade- Walpole, Gentleman, b. July 19, 1881. Seat 
 — Stagbury, Surrey. Clubs — St. James's, Royal Albert 
 Yacht (Southsea). 
 
 LAWRENCE WILLIAM VAILE, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Kent, the Cinque Ports, and 
 
 Borough of Ramsgate. Born December 4, 1823, being the 
 eldest son of William Phelps Vaile, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 daughter of John Malyn. Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Ermine, on a bend between two bendlets azure, 
 each charged with three cross crosslets fitch^e or, three 
 
 calves statant argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a mount vert, thereon in front of two cross crosslets fitchte 
 in saltire gules, a wolf's head erased azure, in the mouth 
 three ears of wheat; with the Motto, "Semper paratus." 
 Married, May 7, 1851, Laura Eleanor, sixth daughter 01 
 John Golding of Ditton Place, in the county of Kent ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Lawrence William Vaile, Gentleman, born 
 December 11, 1855; (2) the Reverend Arthur Vaile, M.A., 
 Vicar of Exning with Landwade, Suffolk, born March 16, 
 185R [tn. Jeannette Stuart Jones, and has issue, Laurence 
 Edward Stuart Vaile, Gentleman ; Maurice Arthur Stuart 
 Vaile, Gentleman ; and Laura Rowena Stuart] ; Caroline 
 Sophia ; and Elizabeth Malyn. Postal address — South Cliff 
 House, Sion Hill, Ramsgate. 
 
 VAIZEY. Azure, a cross engrailed between four cross 
 crosslets crossed argent. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest— Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a cubit 
 arm in armour, the hand in a gauntlet holding an oak- 
 branch slipped and erect all proper, a cross crosslet crossed 
 argent. Motto — "Sub hoc signo vinces." 
 
 Sons of John Robert Vaizey, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 of Attwoods, Essex, Alderman for co. of Essex 
 (High Sheriff 1877), B.A. (London), LL.M. (Trin. 
 Coll., Camb.), Barrister-at-Law, late Major and Essex 
 R.V., b. 1839; d. 1900; m. 1865, Alice, d. of Edward 
 Hornor, Esq., J. P., of The Howe, Halstead, Essex: — 
 Robert Edward Vaizey, Esq., J. P. co. Essex, b. 1868 ; m, 
 1897, Eleanor Frances, d. of Julius Cxsar of Stratford 
 House, Tunbridge Wells ; and has issue — (i) John Theodore 
 de Home Vaizey, Gentleman, b. 1898; Alice Evange- 
 line; and Alexandra Winifred. Seat — "YWhwy Hall, 
 Halstead, Essex. Club — Constitutional. 
 
 Francis Arthur Vaizey, Esq., J. P. for Essex, b. 1870. 
 /?«.— Bentalls, Halstead, Essex. C/?^*— Constitutional. 
 
 H HENRY EDWARD MARTINDALE VALE, Esquire, 
 ^ Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Hereford, Major 
 3rd Battalion Worcestershire Regiment. Born 1825, being 
 the third son of William Vale, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, 
 Lieutenant Royal Navy. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or within two bendlets dancett^e 
 gules, between six eaglets displayed, three cross crosslets in 
 bend sable (for Vale) ; 2 and 3 argent, two escallops azure 
 between as many bars gules, over all a bend sable, charged 
 with three martlets or (for Martindale). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 ling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a swan's head Couped at the 
 neck argent, gutt6e-de-poix, surmounting two crosses pat^e 
 fitch^e in saltire gules ; with the Motto, " Semper valens." 
 Married, firstly, 1851, Elizabeth Anne, dau. of John Bur- 
 ton ; secondly, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Burton, 
 and granddaughter of Sir Richard Burton, 3rd Dragoon 
 Guards and the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms ; 
 and has Issue— {\) The Reverend Harry Burton Martin- 
 dale Vale, Master of Arts, Clerk in Holy Orders, born 1852 ; 
 (2) Octavius Scarlett Martindale Vale, Esquire, Lt.-Col. 4th 
 Battalion Worcestershire Regiment, born 1861 ; (3) Harvey 
 Arnott Martindale Vale, Gentleman, born 1865 ; (4) Hugh 
 Carr Wildman Martindale Vale, Gentleman, born 1866. 
 Estate and postal arfrfr^w— -Coddington Court, near Led- 
 bury. 
 
 VALETORT, quartered by MALET. 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Qan 
 
 Oan 
 
 VAN MALEN, ancient form of tlie surname HALLEN 
 [lo which refer]. 
 
 VANCE, see BALBIRN IE- VANCE. 
 
 BOYLE VANDELEUR. Esquire. Colonel late 5th 
 Lancers, being the son of the late Rev. William Vandeleur. 
 Annorilil tMarlngl— Or, a trefoil vert between three 
 mullets pierced purpure. Mantling vert and or. Oreat — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a martlet purpure, holding in 
 the beak a trefoil or. Motto — "Virtus astra petit." 
 Married, 1876, Sarah Christiana, only dau. of Major 
 Henry I'each Keigley of Idlicote, and widow of Capt. 
 the Hon. Lucius Cary, only son of loth Viscount Falk- 
 land ; and has Issue — Dorothy ; Alice ; Emily ; and Frances. 
 Jtesidtnce — 
 
 CROFTON TOLER VANDELEUR, Esquire, late 
 Capt 7th Dragoon Guards. Born March 7, 1840, being 
 the second son of the late Crofton Moore Vandeleur, Es^q., 
 J. P. and D.L., Col. of the Clare Regt. of Militia, Hi^h 
 Sheriff 183a, M.P. for co. Clare 1859 to 1874, by his wife 
 Lady Grace Toler, second dau. of the Rt. Hon. Hector 
 Jolm, and Earl of Norbury. Armorial bearings — Or, a 
 trefoil vert between three mullets pierced purpure. Mant- 
 ling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 martlet purpure, holding in the beak a trefoil or. Motto — 
 " Virtus astra petit." Married Charlotte Mary, youngest 
 dau. of Rev. R. Bury of Carrigrenane, co. Cork. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 HECTOR STEWART VANDELEUR, Esq., J.P., 
 and D.L. co. Clare (High Sheriflf 1873), late Capt. Rifle 
 Brigade. Bom Jan. 18, 1836, being the eldest son of the 
 late Col. Crofton Moore Vandeleur, D.L., of Kilrush, 
 formerly M. P. for co. Clare, by Lady Grace, second dau. 
 of the Right Hon. Hector John Toler, and Earl of Norbury. 
 Clubs— CziXton, Arthur's. Armorial bearings — Or, a tre- 
 foil vert, between three mullets pierced two and one purpure, 
 and impaling the arms of Foster, namely, per pale argent and 
 sable, on a chevron a pheon between two escallops, in chief as 
 many pheons, and in pale two escallops all counterchanged. 
 Mantling vert and or ; and for h.s Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a martlet purpure, holding in the beak a trefoil 
 or. Motto — " Virtus petit astra." Married, July 18, 1867, 
 Charlotte, eldest dau. of William Orme Forster, Esq., J.P,, 
 D.L., of Apley Park, co. Salop ; and has hsue — (i) Cecil 
 Seymour Vandeleur, Esq., D.S.O. , Lieut. Scots Guards, d. 
 July II, 1869; (a) Alexander Moore Vandeleur, Gentleman, 
 6. Dec. 35, 1883; Isabel Grace; and Evelyn Norah. Postal 
 addresses — Kilrush House, co. Clare ; 73 Cadogan Square, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 JOHN ORMSBY MOORE VANDELEUR, Esquire, 
 Lieut. -Col. Gordon Highlanders (retired). Born July 5, 
 1841, being the third son of the late Crofton Moore Vande- 
 leur, Esq.. J.P. and D.L., Col. of the Clare Regt. of 
 Militia, High Sheriff 1832, M.P. for co. Clare, 1859 to 
 1874, by his wife Lady Grace Toler, second dau. of Hector 
 John, 3nd Earl of Norbury. Armorial bearings — Or, a 
 trefoil vert between three mullets pierced purpure. Mant- 
 ling vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 martlet purpure, holding in the beak a trefoil or. MottO — 
 *' Virtus astra petit." Residence — 
 
 MALETFA VANDELEUR, commonly known as the 
 Honourable Maletta Vandeleur, dau. of the Right Hon. 
 Barry John Yelverton, 3rd Viscount, Avonmore, by his 
 second wife Cecilia, dau. of the late Charles O'Keefe, Esq., 
 of HoUybrook Park, co. Dublin, Chief Register of Court of 
 Chancery. Armorial bearing^s are, upon a lozenge : Or, 
 a trefoil vert, between three mullets pierced two and one 
 purpure; and impaling the arms of Yelverton, namely 
 argent, three lions rampant and a chief gules, charged with 
 a crescent. Married, 1868, Captain Crofton T. B. Vande- 
 leur, i2th Lancers, of Wordenstown, co. Westmeath, and 
 Moyvula, co. Galway, J.P. (High Sheriff co. Westmeath 
 1880), who died 1881. 5<ra/ — Wordenstown, West- 
 meath. 
 
 VANE(7V»«/. Henry VL, Vn. Kent, 1593). Azure, three 
 dexter gauntlets or. 
 
 Fane. Arms as atove. Crest (derived from Neville) 
 — Out of a ducal coronet or, a bull's head argent, pied 
 sable, armed of the first, charged on the neck with a rose 
 Eules, barbed and seeded proper. Motto — " Ne vile 
 lano." 
 
 Son of the lath Earl of Westmorland, Col. Cold- 
 stream Guards, D.L., b. 1835; d. 1891 ; m. 1857, 
 Lady Adelaide Ida Curzon, d. of ist Earl Howe, 
 G.C.B. :— 
 Rt. Hon. Anthony Mildmay Julian Fane, 13th Earl of 
 Westmorland (39 Dec. 1634) and Baron Burghcrsh, 
 J.P. Norlhants, Major 3rd Batt. Northants, Regt. [Sup- 
 porters— Dcxler, a griffin per fesse argent and or, gorged 
 with a plain collar and lined sable ; sinister, a bull argent, 
 pied sable, collared and lined or, at the end of the line a 
 ring and three staples of the last] ; b 1859 ; m. 1893, Lady 
 Sybil Mary St. clair-Erskine, d. of 4th Earl of Rosslyn ; 
 and has issue — (i) Vere Anthony Francis St. Clair Fane, 
 commonly called Lord Burghersh, b. 1893 ; (a) Hon. 
 Mountjoy John Charles Wedderbum Fane, b. 1900 ; Lady 
 Enid Victoria Rachel ; and Lady Violet Gloria Sybil. 
 Seat — Sharlston, co. York. 
 
 Son of William Dashwood Fane, Esq., J.P., of Fulbeck 
 
 Hall, Lines. , ^. 1816 ; d. 190a; m. 1861, Susan Milli- 
 
 cent, eld. d. of Gen. John Reeve of Leadenham House, 
 
 CO. Lincoln : — 
 
 William Vere Reeve Fane, Esq., J. P., M.A. (Camb.), 
 
 Barrister-at-Law, Capt. 3rd Batt. Lines. Regt. , b. 1868 ; 
 
 m. 1895, Helen Beatrice, d. of Thomas Houldsworth 
 
 Newman ; and has issue — (i) Henry William Newman 
 
 Fane, Gentleman, b. 1897; (a) Francis Christopher Fane, 
 
 Gentleman,^. 1900; (3) Charles William Fane, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1904. Seat — Fulbeck Hall, Lincolnshire. Town res. — 
 
 7 Sloane Street, S.W. 
 
 Son of Robert George Cecil Fane, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1796; d. 1864; m. and, Harriette Anne, only d. of 
 
 Adm. the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood, ist Bart. : — 
 
 Cecil Francis William Fane, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 
 Grenadier Guards, b. 1856 ; m. 1880, Lady Augusta Fanny 
 
 Rous, d. of and Elarl of Stradbroke ; and has issue— (i) 
 
 Charles George Cecil Fane, Gentleman, b. 1881 ; (a) John 
 
 Lionel Richards Fane, Gentleman, b. 1884. Seat — Old 
 
 Lodge, Melton Mowbray. 
 
 Sons of Col. John William Fane of Wormesley, J. P., 
 
 D.L., M.P., b. 1804; d. ; ;//. and, 1829, Lady 
 
 Ellen Catherine (d. 1844), d. of Thomas, 5th Earl of 
 
 Macclesfield ; 3rd, 1845, Charlotte (d. 1855), d. of 
 
 Theodore Henry Broadhead ; 4th, 1856, Victoria, d. 
 
 of William Temple : — * 
 
 John Augustus P'ane, Esq., late Capt 46th Regt., and 
 
 Major (ret.) and Batt. Oxon. Rif. Vol., J.P. Oxfordshiie 
 
 l^Livery — Green], m. i860, Eleanor (d. 1902), d. of the late 
 
 Thomas Thornhill of Woodleys, Oxon. ; and has issue — 
 
 11) John Henry Scrope Fane, Gentleman, b. 1861, formerly 
 >ieut. 3rd Batt. Oxfordshire L.I. ; (a) Francis Luther 
 Fane, Gentleman, b. 1865; (3) Sydney Algernon Fane, 
 Gentleman (Bentfield Bower, Stansted, Essex. Club — 
 Windham), b. 1867 [in. 1894, Selina Violet, d. of Loftus 
 Fitz-Wygram ; and has issup living — Aubrey Francis Sydney, 
 b. 1895 ; Gerard William Reginald, b. 1898 ; Kenneth 
 Cecil, b. 1902 ; Nigel Loftus Henry, b. 1904] ; Catherine 
 Elizabeth Agnes, b. 1862 [m. 1887, Albert Butter, Esq.]; 
 Lsabel, b. 1864 [m. 1885, Brig-Gen. Francis Hugh Plowden, 
 comdg. a 2nd class Dist. Mandalay ; and Amy Eleanor, 
 b. 1868. Seat — Wormsley, Stokenchurch, Wallingford. 
 Town res. — 9 Belgrave Road, S.W. 
 
 Henry George Fane, Esq., formerly Capt. sand Regt., 
 b. 1846 ; m. 1876, Blanche Louisa, d. of the late Hon. 
 Robert Charles Henry Sfsencer ; and has issue living — 
 (i) Hubert William Fane, Gentleman, b. 1878; (2) Almeric 
 Cecil Fane, Gentleman, b. 1880; (3) Arthur George Cecil 
 Fane, Gentleman, I.P.W.D., b. 1880; (4) Robert Gerald 
 Fane, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 1882 ; (5) Horatio Alfred 
 Fane, Gentleman, b. 1884; (6) Francis John Fane, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1885; (7) Octavius Edward Fane, Gentleman, b, 
 1886. Res. — Bicester House, Bicester. Club — Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 Frederick William Fane, Gentleman, b. 1857 ; m. 1880, 
 Lady Annie Henrietta, d. of the late Col. the Hon. Charles 
 Grantham Scott. Res, — 3 Chesham Street, S.W. Club — 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 Cecil Fane, Gentleman, b. 1859 ; in. 1892, Alice Mary, 
 
 is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
23an 
 
 dan 
 
 1395 
 
 {(/. 1899), d. of the Rev. Thomas Ward Goddard, V. of 
 
 Nazeing, Essex; and has issue living — Valentine Cecil, 
 
 d. 1893. C/;<^— Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sons of the late Rev. Frederick Adrian Scrope Fane, 
 d. 1810 ; d. 1894 ; m. 1834, Joanna (rf. 1870), d. of 
 Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, ist Bart. : — 
 Frederick John Fane, Esq., d. 1840; is Col. (ret.); m. 
 
 1873, Annie, d. of Thomas Abbott of Halifax, N.S. ; and 
 
 has issue living — Frederick Luther Fane, Gentleman, 6. 
 
 1875. J?es. — Priors, nr. Brentwood. 
 
 Sons of late George Augustus Scrope Fane, Gentleman, 
 6. 1817 ; d. i860 ; tn. 1843, Frances Sophia Pole 
 Phillips :— 
 Charles Augustus Fane, Gentleman, /;. 1846. Nes.— 
 
 Carnarvon, Western Australia. 
 Augustus Fane, Esq., Capt. R.N., b, 1847. Club~ 
 
 Constitutional. 
 
 Vane. Arms as above. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour, the hand in a 
 gauntlet proper, holding a sword argent, pommel and hilt 
 or. Motto — " Nee temere nee timide." 
 
 Sons of Sir Henry Morgan Vane, Sec. to Charity 
 Commission, b. 1808 ; d. 1869 ; m. 1853, Louisa, 
 d. and coh. of Rev. Richard Farrer of Ashley, North- 
 ants : — 
 Rt. Hon. Henry de Vere Vane, 9th Baron Barnard 
 (25 July 1698), of Barnard Castle, co. Durham, B.A. 
 (Oxon.), Hon. D.C.L. (Durham), J. P. and D.L. co. 
 Durham [Supporters— Dexter, a griffin or, collared azure, 
 thereon three dexter gauntlets or ; sinister, an antelope or, 
 collared azure, thereon three martlets or], b. 1854 ; m. 1881, 
 Lady Catherine Sarah Cecil, d. of 3rd Marquess of Exeter ; 
 and has issue— (i) Hon. Henry Cecil Vane, Lieut. 3rd 
 Batt. Durham Lt. Inf., b. 1882; (2) Hon. Christopher 
 William Vane, b. 1888 ; (3) Hon. Ralph Frederick Vane, 
 b. 1891. Seats — Raby Castle, Darlington. Town res. — 
 20 Belgrave Square, S.W. C/«^j— Brooks's ; Oxford and 
 Cambridge. 
 
 Hon. and Rev. Gilbert Holies Farrer Vane {q.v.). 
 Hon. William Lionel Vane, Major late 1st Batt., now 
 Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. comdg. 2nd Vol. Batt. Durham 
 Lt. Inf. b. 1859. Clubs — Carlton, Junior United Service. 
 
 Vane - Tempest - Stewart (R.L., 23 Aug. 1855). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, or, a bend counter-compony azure and 
 argent, between two lions rampant gules (Stewart, 1789); 
 2. argent, a bend engrailed between six martlets sable 
 (Tempest), temp. Edward III.) ; 3. Vane as above. Mant- 
 ling azure and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a dragon statant or (Stewart) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a griffin's head erased per pale argent and 
 sable (Tempest); 3. Vane as last above. Motto — " Metu- 
 enda carolla draconis. " 
 
 Son of 5th Marquess of Londonderry, K.P., b. 1821 ; 
 d. 1884; tn. 1846, Mary Cornelia, only d. and h. of 
 Sir John Edwards, 1st and last Bart. , of Garth : — 
 The Most Hon. Sir Charles Stewart Vane - Tempest- 
 Stewart, 6th Marquess of Londonderry (Irel. , 13 Jan. 
 1816), Viscount Castlereagh (Irel., 1 Oct. 1795), Baron 
 Londonderry (Irel., 20 Sept. 1789), 3rd Earl Vane (U.K., 
 8 July 1823), and Viscount Seaham (U.K., 8 July 1823), 
 4th Baron Stewart (U.K., i July 1814), K.G. (1888), 
 P.C, G.C.V.O. (1903); Hon. LL.D. Dublin 1887 and 
 Durham 1902, Col. Comdt. 8th Vol. Brig. N. Div. R.A. 
 (V.D.), Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Durham L.I., and 3rd Batt. 
 Roy. Irish Rifles, A.D.C. to H.M., J. P. and D.L. 
 for CO. Durham, Lieut, of co. Down and a D.L. of 
 Montgomery, appointed Chm. of London Sch. Board 1895, 
 Postmaster-Gen. 1900, first Pres. of Board of Education 
 1902, and also Lord Pres. of the Council 1903, M.P. for 
 CO. Down 1878-84, was Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1886-9, 
 and Lord - Lieut, of co. of city of Belfast 1900-1903 
 [Supporters — Dexter, a Moor, wreathed about the temples 
 argent and azure, holding in the exterior hand a shield 
 of the last, garnished or, charged with the sun in splendour 
 gold ; sinister, a lion or, collared sable, the collar charged 
 with three mullets argent], b, 1852; m. 1875, Lady Theresa 
 Susey Helen Chetwynd -Talbot, eld. d. of 19th Earl of 
 Shrewsbury ; and has surv. issue — Charles Stewart Henry 
 Vane-Tempest-Stewart, commonly called Viscount Castle- 
 reagh, M.V.O., Lieut, and Adj. Royal Horse Guards, b. 
 1878 \m 1899, Edith, d. of the Rt. Hon. Henry Chaplin, 
 P.C, M.P. ; and has issue — Edward Charles Stewart 
 Robert Vane- Tempest -Stewart, commonly called Lord 
 
 Stewart, b. 1902, and Hon. Maureen Helen] ; and Lady 
 Helen Mary Theresa \in. 1902, Lord Stavordale, eld. son 
 of Earl of Ilchester. Seats — Seaham Hall, Seaham Harbour, 
 CO. Durham ; Wynyard Park, Stockton-on-Tees ; Mount 
 Stewart, Newtownards, co. Down. Town res. — London- 
 derry House, Park Lane, W. Clubs — Carlton, Marlborough, 
 Turf, Sackville Street, Ulster, Hurlingham, Yorkshire. 
 
 Vane-Temi'EST (R.L., 1851.) Quarterly, i and 4, 
 Tempest as above; 2 and 3, Vane as above. Crests — i. 
 Tempest as above ; 2. Vane as above. Motto — 
 
 Yr. sons of sth Marquess of Londonderry (see above) : — 
 
 Lord Henry John Vane- Tempest, J. P. and D.L. cos. 
 
 Merioneth and Montgomery, formerly Lieut. 2nd Life 
 
 Guards, Lt.-Col. 2nd Durham Seaham Vols., V.D., b. 1854. 
 
 Seat — Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire. 
 
 Lord Herbert Lionel Henry Vane-Tempest, late Major 
 Durham Artil. Vols., b. 1862. AVj. — 
 
 Sons of Lord Adolphus Frederick Charles William 
 Vane-Tempest (s. of 3rd Marquess of Londonderry), 
 Lt.-Col. Scots Gds., M.P., b. 1825; d. 1864; m. i860, 
 Lady Susan Pelham-CIinton, d. of 5th Duke of New- 
 castle : — 
 Francis Adolphus Vane-Tempest, Esq., *. 1863; w. 1901, 
 Gertrude, d. of late F. A. Elliot. lies.—- 
 
 Sons of Charles Henry Vane-Tempest, Esq., b. 1877; 
 d, 1899 ; m. 1893, Florence Mary, eld. d. of William 
 Kirk, Esq., J. P., of Norton, Stockton-on-Tees : — 
 Ernest Charles William Vane-Tempest, Esq. , b. 1894. 
 Charles Stewart Vane-Tempest, Gentleman, b. 1896. 
 
 Fletcher-Vane of Hutton. (Quarterly of twenty, 
 I and, 20 or, three sinister gauntlets azure, a canton 
 gules (Vane of Hutton) ; 2. azure, three gauntlets or 
 (Vane of Hadlow Castle and Raby Castle) ; 3. argent, a 
 chevron engrailed sable between three pellets (De la 
 Dene) ; 4. azure, a chief argent, over all a lion rampant 
 crowned or (De la Leke) ; 5. gules, a cross argent, in 
 the first quarter an inescutcheon or, charged with three 
 chevrons of the field (De Saint Owenl ; 6. argent, a 
 bend between six fleurs-de-lis (Fltz-Ellis) ; 7. quarterly, 
 i. and iiii., or, two pallets azure; ii. and iii. , ermine, within 
 a bordure azure (Persall of Tudley) ; 8. or, a cross 
 engrailed gules (Hawte of Bishopsbourne) ; 9. per pale 
 gules and azure, over all a lion rampant ermine ( (?) Nor- 
 wich of Norwich) ; 10. sable, two bars or, a chief argent 
 (Froggenhall of Froggenhall) ; 11. argent, three cinque- 
 foils gules (D'Arcy) ; 12. argent, on a fesse cotised sable, 
 a fesse ermine (Harleston) ; 13. gules, a goat passant 
 argent (Bardwell) ; 14. argent, a fesse sable, and in the 
 dexter chief an annulet for difference (Warton) ; 15. 
 argent, a fesse between six oak -leaves gules (Fitz- 
 Langley) ; 16. argent, two battle-axes addorsed in saltire 
 sable ( Maddiston of Partney) ; 17. argent, on a chevron 
 between three martlets sable, a mullet pierced of the field 
 (Marley of Unthanke Hall) ; 18. sable, a cross engrailed 
 argent, between four plates, each charged with a pheon 
 point upwards of the field (Fletcher of Hutton) ; 19. as 
 number two. Crests — i. upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 dexter arm in armour embowed holding in the hand a 
 sword proper, hilt and pommel or ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a gauntlet holding a dagger proper, hilt and 
 pommel or. Motto — " Nee temere nee timide." 
 
 Son of Sir Francis Fletcher- Vane, 3rd Bart., b. 1797; 
 
 d. 1842 ; m. 1823, Diana Olivia, d. of Charles George 
 
 Beauclerk : — 
 Sir Henry Ralph Fletcher- Vane, 4th Bart. (27 June 1786) 
 (q.v.). 
 
 Son of Frederick Henry Vane, Esq., b. 1807 ; d. 1895 ; 
 
 m. 1859, Rose Linda, d. of John Moore of Prospect 
 
 House, Galway : — 
 Francis Patrick Fietcher-Vane, Esq. [q.v.). 
 
 The Reverend the Honourable GILBERT 
 HOLLES FARRER VANE, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), 
 F. S. A. , Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Wem. Born Sept. 
 26, 1855, being the second son of the late Sir Henry Morgan 
 Vane, Knight Bachelor, by his wife Louisa, dau. of Rev. 
 Richard Farrer, Rector of Ashley, Northants, and received 
 a Patent of Precedence as the son of a Baron, dated Sept. 
 16, 1892, on his elder brother succeeding to the Barony of 
 Barnard. Livery — Blue coat, waistcoat of blue and yellow 
 stripes. Armorial bearings— Azure, three sinister gauntlets 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Oan 
 
 ([Ian 
 
 or. M»""**y azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter hand in n gauntlet pro()cr, holding a 
 sword argent, pommel and hilt or. MoitO— "Nee temere 
 ncc tiniide." Married, June 24, 1891, Mary, dau. of the 
 late Hldward B. Steednian of High Krcall Hall ; and has 
 IssM — Marv Louisa. ResidtHce — The Rectory, Wem. 
 Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge, Shropshire (Shrews- 
 bury). 
 
 S FRANCIS PATRICK FLETCHER-VANE, Esquire, 
 Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, Capt. Re- 
 serve P'orces, and late Lieut. Scots Guards, heir presumptive 
 to the Baronetcy of Vane of Hutton. Born Oct. 16, 1861, 
 being the only son of the late Frederick Henry Vane, Esq. 
 by his wife Rosa Linda, d.-iu. of John Moore, Esq., J. P. for 
 the CO. of Galway. Club — Boodle's. Livery — Blue, with 
 gold facings. Armorial bearings — Quarterly of twenty, 
 I and 30 or, three sinister gauntlets azure, a canton 
 gules (for Vane of Hutton) ; a. arure, three gauntlets 
 or (for Vane of Hadlow Castle and Raby Castle) ; 3. 
 argent, a chevron engrailed sable between three jiellets 
 (for De la Dene) ; 4. azure, a chief argent, over all a lion 
 rampant crowned or (for De la Leke) ; 5. gules, a cross 
 argent, in the first quarter an inescutcheon or, charged with 
 three chevrons of the field (for De Saint Owen) ; 6. argent, 
 a bend between six fleurs-de-lis (for Fitz-Ellis) ; 7. quarterly 
 i. and iiii. or, two pallets azure, ii. and iii. ermine, within 
 a bordure azure (for Persall of Tudley) ; 8. or, a cross 
 engrailed gules (for Hawte of Bishopsbourne) ; ^. per pale 
 gules and azure, over all a lion rampant ermme (for (?) 
 Norwich of Norwich) ; 10. sable, two bars or, a chief argent 
 (for Froggenhall of Froggenhall) ; 11. argent, three cinque- 
 loils gules (for D'Arcy) ; 12. argent, on a fesse cotised sable, 
 a fesse ermine (for Harleslon) ; 13. gules, a goat passant 
 argent (for Bardwell) ; 14. argent, a fesse sable, and in the 
 dexter chief an annulet for difference (for Warton) ; 15. 
 argent, a fesse between six oak-leaves gules(forFitz- Langley); 
 i6. argent, two battle-axes addorsed in saltire sable (for 
 Maddison of Partney) ; 17. argent, on a chevron between 
 three martlets sable, a mullet pierced of the field (for Marley 
 of Unthanke Hall) ; 18. sable, a cross engrailed argent, 
 between four plates, each charged with a pheon point 
 upwards of the field (for Fletcher of Hutton) ; 19. as 
 number two, the whole differenced by a crescent, im- 
 paling the arms of Da Costa Ricci ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm in armour 
 embowed, holding in the hand a sword proper, hilt and 
 pommel or ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a gauntlet 
 holding a dagger proper, hilt and pommel or; with the 
 Motto, " Nee temere nee timide." Married, December 15, 
 1888, Donna Anna Da Costa Ricci, daughter of His 
 Excellency Baron Da Costa Ricci. Postal address — Gidea 
 Hall, Essex. 
 
 SSlR HENRY RALPH FLETCHER-VANE, Baronet, 
 of Hutton-in-the-Forest, in the county of Cumberland, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the cos. 
 of Cumberland and Westmorland (High Sheriff in the 
 vear 1856), Honorary-Colonel Westmorland and Cumber- 
 land Yeomanry Cavah-y. Born January 13, 1830, being 
 the elder son of the late Sir Francis Fletcher- Vane, third 
 Baronet, by Diana Olivia his wife, daughter of Charles 
 George Beauclerk, Esquire, and succeeded as fourth Baronet 
 at the decease of his father, February 15, 1842. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Arthur's. Livery— ^Xwe. with gold facings. Armo- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly of twenty. 
 I and 20 or, three sinister gauntlets azure, a canton gules 
 (for Vane of Hutton) ; 2. azure, three gauntlets or (for 
 Vane of Hadlow Castle and Raby Castle); 3. argent, a 
 chevron engrailed sable between three pellets (for De la 
 Dene) ; 4. azure, a chief argent, over all a lion rampant, 
 crowned or (for De la Leke); 5. gules, a cross argent, in 
 the first quarter an inescutcheon or, charged with three 
 chevrons of the field (for De Saint Owen) ; 6. argent, a bend 
 between six fleurs-de-lis (for Fitz Ellis) ; 7. quarterly i. and 
 nii. or, two pallets azure, ii. and iii. ermine, a bordure 
 azure (for Persall of Tudely) ; 8. or, a cross engrailed gules 
 (for Hawte of Bishopsbourne) ; 9. per pale gules and azure, 
 over all a hon rampant ermine (for Norwich of Norwich) ; 
 10. sable, two bars or, a chief azure (for Froggenhall of 
 Froggenhall); 11. argent, three cinq^iefoils gules (for 
 DArcy); 12. argent, on a fesse cotised sable, a fesse 
 
 1 
 
 ermine (for Harleston) ; 13. gules, a goat passant argent 
 (for Bardwell) ; 14. argent, a lesse sable, and in the dexter 
 chief an annulet for difference (for Warton); 15. argent, a 
 fesse Ijctween six oak-leaves gules (for Fitz I^nglev) ; 16. 
 argent, two battle-axes addorsed in saltire sable (for Maddi- 
 son of Partney) ; 17. argent, on a chevron between three 
 martlets sable, a mullet pierced of the field (for Marley of 
 Unthanke Hall) ; 18. sable, a cross engrailed argent lieiween 
 four plates, each charged with a pheon point upwards of 
 the field (for Fletcher of Hutton) ; 19. as number two, 
 impaling tlie arms of Gladstone, namely, argent, a savage's 
 head aflVontc'e, gutt(*e de sang, wreathed about the temples 
 with holly proper, within an orle flory gules, all within an 
 orle of martlets sable. Upon the escutcheon, which is 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, are placed two ; 
 helmets befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm in armour embowed, holding in the hand a sword 
 proper, hilt and pommel or, 2. upon a wreath of th«i 
 colours, a dexter gauntlet holding a dagger in bend sinister 
 proper, hilt and pommel or ; with the Motto, " Nee temere 
 nee timide." Married, April 12, 1871, Margaret, eldest 
 siu-viving daughter of Thomas Stewart Gladstone of 
 Capenoch, in the county of Dumfries. Seats — Hutton- 
 in-ihe-Forest, Penrith, and Scarness Cottage, Bassen- 
 thwaite. 
 
 VAN RAALTE (H, Coll.). Per fesse wavy azure and 
 erminois, an ancient ship of three masts in full sail colours 
 flying in chief or, and a pale gules, between six bones 
 couped, two, two, and two barwise in base of the last. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a plume of three ostrich-feathers. 
 
 Only son of Marcus Van RaaJte of 40 Brook Street, 
 W., b. 1835; m. 1856, Ramah, d. of Charles Mendes 
 da Costa : — 
 
 Charles Van Raalte, Esq., J. P. Dorset, F.S.A., b. 1857; 
 m. 1887, Florence, d. of Leonard Clow of Great Eastern, 
 Leicestersh. ; and has issue — Noel Marcus van Raalte, 
 Gentleman, b. 1888; Margherita Dorothy ; and Gwendolen 
 Violet. Seat — BrownseA Island, Poole, Dorset. Res. — 
 46 Grosvenor Square, London, W. Clubs — Carlton, St. 
 James's, Wellington. 
 
 EDEN VANSITTART, Esquire, Major Indian Staff 
 Corps, and of the ist Batt. 5th Gurkha Rifles. Bom 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
SIR HENRY RALPH FI.ETCHER-VANE, BART. 
 
1398 
 
 (Han 
 
 (Hau 
 
 April 19, 1856, being the fourth son of the late Henry 
 Vansittort of Bareilly, Civil and Session jud^e Il.li^.I.C.S., 
 by his wife Mary, dau. of Thomas Dobbie. Armorial 
 bearing (H. Coll., 8 Nov. 1697) -Ermine, an eagle 
 displayed sable, on a chief gules, a ducal coronet or, 
 lift ween two crosses patte argent, and impaling the arms 
 of S[)eddinR, namelv vert, on a fesse or, between three 
 boars' heads erased close proper, as many oak -slips 
 also proper, on a canton of the second a battle-axe of 
 the third. Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, an eagle's head couped at the 
 neck between two wings elevated and displayed sable, 
 the whole resting on two crosses patte argent. Motto - 
 "Fata viam invenient." Married, Dec. 16, 1889, Ethel 
 May, dau. of R. Deey Spedding, Esq., B.C.S. [to whom 
 refer], late Commissioner of Revenue and Police for the 
 Agra Division, North- West Provinces, India; and has/w«« 
 —A dau., Vera Mary Eden. Residtnce — Ah\>olia.haLd, 
 Punjab, India. 
 
 HENRY JAMES VAN SITTART-NEALE, Esquire, 
 C.B., J. P. for Berks and Westminster, Assistant Secretary 
 to the Admiralty 1896. Bom Nov. 30, 1842, being the 
 second but eldest surviving son of the late Edward van 
 Sittart-Neale of Bisham Abbey, Berks, and of Allesley Park, 
 CO. Warwick, by his wife Frances Sarah, dau. of James 
 William Farrer of Ingleborough, co. York. Armorial 
 bearings -Quarterly I and 4, per pale sable and gules, a 
 lion passant guardant argent (for Neale) ; 2 and 3, ermine, 
 an eagle displayed sable, on a chief gules a ducal coronet 
 between two crosses pat^ argent (for Van Sittart). Mant- 
 ling sable and gules. Crests— i. out of a mural crown or, 
 a demi-lion rampant per fesse ermine and gules, charged 
 on the shoulder with an escallop counterchanged (for Neale) ; 
 X on two crosses pat^ argent, a demi-eagle displayed 
 sable (for Van Sittart). Married, April 16, 1887, Florence, 
 dau. of the Hon. Judge Shelley Eddis, Q.C. ; and has 
 /w«<— George Kenneth van Sittart- Neale, Gentleman, 
 b. 1890; Phyllis Mary; and Elizabeth Frances. Seat— 
 Bisham Abbey, Marlow, Berks. Tawn address— 1 Mon- 
 tagu Place, Montagu Square, W. 
 
 VAUGHAN, see GWYNNE-VAUGHAN and HUT- 
 CH INSON-LLOYD-VAUGH AN. 
 
 VAUGHAN. Baron, see LISBURNE. 
 
 VAUGHAN (3 May 1875). Ermines, two chevronels 
 argent, between three boy's heads affront^e couped at the 
 shoulders proper, crined or, around the neck of each a 
 snake nowed also proper, a bordure of the second. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, in front of a boy's head affront^e couped 
 at the shoulders proper, crined or, a snake nowed also 
 proper. Motto — " Asgre Ian diogel ei pherchen." Livery 
 — Dark blue coat and trousers, scarlet waistcoat. 
 
 Son of the late John Vaughan or Williams Vaughan 
 (formerly Jones) [by his second wife Jane, third d. of 
 William Vaughan of Penymaes I^lanvillo, co. Brecon, 
 and gd. of William Gwynne of Cynghordy, co. Car- 
 marthen]; b. 1810; d. 1897; m. 1845, Elizabeth 
 Fortune Mary, only child and h, of John Williams 
 of The Skreen, co. Radnor, and of Velinewydd, co, 
 Brecon. 
 John Williams Vaughan, Esq. , J. P. and D. L. Radnorshire 
 (High Sheriff 1885), J. P. Breconshire, Lord of the Manors 
 of Rhiew, Gwaincoedowen, Velinewydd, Crikadarn, and 
 Llanvillo, b. 26 Aug. 1853; m. 30 Nov. 1887, Elizabeth, 
 eld. d. of Rev. Walpole Mohun Harris, Rector of Llandi- 
 falle-cum-Crikadarn, and gd. of Christopher Arthur Mohun 
 Harris of Hayne, Devonshire; and has issue— (i) John 
 Christopher Arthur Vaughan, Gentleman, b. 23 July 1891 ; (2) 
 Francis Herbert Mohun Vaughan, Gentleman, b. 27 June 
 1893 ; and Dorothy Edith Nissa. 5«rt/^— Velinewydd House, 
 Brecon ; The Skreen, Erwood, co. Radnor, Club— 
 Union. 
 
 VAUGHAN (U.O.), Per pale sable and azure, on a 
 chevron engrailed argent, between three boys' heads 
 
 couped at the shoulders and entwined round the necks 
 with snakes all projier, a cross gules. Mantling sable ami 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a l>oy's head 
 gules as in the arms, charged on the neck with a cross gules. 
 Motto — " Honeste audsx." 
 
 Sons of George Montgomery Vaughan, Esq., J. P., 
 
 B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), b. 1825; d. 1902; m. 1st, 
 
 1850, Frances St. Lawrence, d. of Gen. Hon. Arthur 
 
 Grove-Annesley of Annes Grove, co. Cork, third son 
 
 of Richard, second Earl Annesley ; 3rd, June 1884, 
 
 Caroline Ann (d, March 4, 1901), eld. d. of J. Wykeham 
 
 Dickenson : — 
 
 Rev, George Henry Vaughan, M.A. Camb., Curate of St. 
 
 Michael's, Dublin, ^.11 Feb. 1854. K'es. — Quilly House, 
 
 Dromore, co. Down ; and 45 Wellmgton I'lace, Clyde Road, 
 
 Dublin. 
 
 Francis Warden Arthtir Annesley Vaughan, Gentleman, 
 b. 6 Sept. 1863. 
 
 Ernest Llewellyn Vaughan, (Sentleman, I.C.S., b. 26 
 March 1866 ; m. 19 Sept. 1894, Ethel Ada Helen, d. of 
 Thomas Thornton, and has issue. 
 
 Ralph Montgomery Vaughan, Gentleman. 
 
 VAUGHAN of Nannau. 
 
 Sons of John Vaughan, Esq., J. P. and D.L. (High 
 Sheriff 1880) Merionethshire, 1829-1901, m. 1863, 
 Elinor Anne, d. of Edward Owen of Garthongard, 
 Merioneth : — 
 Robert Vaughan, Gentleman, b, . Seat — Nannau, 
 Dolgelly. 
 
 John Vaughan, Esq., Capt. and Bt. -Major 7th Hussars, 
 b. . Jies.— 
 
 FRANCIS BAYNHAM VAUGHAN, Esquire, D.L. 
 and J. P. CO. Hereford, J, P. co. Monmouth, late Colonel 
 Com. Royal Monmouthshire Engineers (Militia). Born 
 1844, being the fifth son of Col. John Francis Vaughan of 
 Courtfield, J. P. and D.L. (who died 1880), by his first wife 
 Eliza Louisa, daughter of the late John Rolls, Esquire, of 
 The Hendre. Club—Unhed Service. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Party per pale azure and gules, three 
 lions rampant azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; andj 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a child's head,J 
 coujaed at the shoulders proper, crined or, and entwined 
 round the neck with a snake vert. Mottoes — " Duw 
 digon," "Simplices sicut pueri sagaces sicut serpentes.'l 
 Married, 1871, Caroline, daughter of C. A. Pope ; and has^ 
 with other /w«e— Charles Jerome Vaughan, Gentleman J 
 Lieutenant 7th Dragoon Guards, b, 1873. Seat — Courtfieldj 
 Ross, Hereford, 
 
 HUGH VAUGHAN VAUGHAN, Gentleman, of Th 
 Castle, Builth, in the county of Brecon. Born Aug 
 6, 1852, being the son of the late Reverend Thoma 
 Thomas, Rector of Disserth, in the county of Radnor, by 
 his wife Ann Eliza, daughter of the late Hugh Vaughan o^ 
 Llwynmadoe, in the county of Radnor (and sister of Jame 
 Vaughan, Esquire, of The Castle, Builth, sometime Higlj 
 Sheriff for the county of Brecon, and formerly a Surgeon4 
 Major, Honourable East India Company 'sService); assume<f 
 by Royal License the name and arms of Vaughan in lieu o\ 
 Thomas, July 18, 1885, in compliance with a clause in the 
 will of his uncle, James Vaughan, Esquire, who died De-j 
 cember 17, 1884. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Gules, a garb or, on a chief argent, three boars' headsl 
 couped of the first, a bordure invected gobony of the second* 
 and azure. Up)on the escutcheon is placed a helmet be-J 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and fo 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a garb lyinj 
 fesseways or, a lion rampant regardant argent, holding i 
 the dexter paw two ears of wheat of the first. MottO- 
 ' ' Bydd. Gyfiawn. ac. nac. ofna. " Married, August 12J 
 1885, Eva, daughter of the late Henry Campbell, Esquire^ 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
Oau 
 
 Um 
 
 1399 
 
 of Dunoon, in the county of Argyll; and has had Issue 
 — Elizabeth Angela : Violet, d. March 17, 1889 ; and 
 
 BYDDGYFIAWN AC NACOFNA 
 
 Hilda Campbell, 
 of Brecon. 
 
 Seai— The Castle, Builth, in the co. 
 
 JAMES VAUGHAN, Esquire, J. P. co. Radnor, B.A. 
 (Cantab.). Born 1871, being the son of the late Hugh 
 Vaughan of Llansaintfraed by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 the late Rev. Hugh Vaughan, Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar 
 of Llansaintfraed. Armorial bearings— Gules, a garb or, 
 on a chief argent, three boars' heads couped of the first, all 
 within a bordure invected and gobony of the second and 
 azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a garb fesseways or, a lion rampant re- 
 gardant argent, holding in the dexter forepaw three ears 
 of wheat stalked and leaved also or. Motto — " Bydd 
 gyfiawn ac nac ofna." 5(fa/— Llansaintfraed House, near 
 Builth. 
 
 WILLIAM PEISLEY HUTCHINSON LLOYD- 
 VAUGHAN, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff 1874). 
 Born April 28, 1844, being the only son of the late Samuel 
 Dawson Hutchinson of Mount Heaton, who assumed the 
 surname of Lloyd-Vaughan, by his wife Mary Vaughan- 
 Lloyd, only child of the late John Lloyd, by his wife Martha, 
 dau. of William Peisley Vaughan. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly of nine, i. quarterly, i. sable, a chevron between 
 three boys' heads couped at the shoulders argent, crined or, 
 round the neck of each a snake entwined proper (for 
 Vaughan) ; ii. paly of eight argent and gules, a border or, 
 pellett^e (for Lloyd of Gloster) ; iii. ermine, a lion rampant 
 azure, ducally crowned argent (for Medhop) ; iiii. quarterly 
 gules and azure, crusily fitch^e or, a lion rampant argent 
 (for Hutchinson) ; 2. quarterly gules and azure, crusily 
 fitch^e or, a lion rampant argent (for Hutchinson) ; 3. paly 
 of eight argent and gules (for Lloyd of Bodidris) ; 4. gules, 
 a lion rampant argent (for Grono ap levan) ; 5. per bend 
 sinister ermine and ermines, a lion rampant-or (for Trevor) ; 
 6. ermine, a lion rampant azure, ducally crowned argent 
 
 (for Medhop) ; 7. vert, a saltire or, an annulet of the last for 
 difference (for Le Hunte) ; 8. sable, a chevron argent, be- 
 tween three boys' heads couped at the shoulders, round the 
 neck of each a snake entwined all proper (for Vaughan) ; 
 9. gules, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned of the last, in 
 the dexter chief point a cross crosslet argent. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 boy's head couped at the shoulders, crined or, round the 
 neck a snake entwined proper (for Vaughan); 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, holding in the 
 dexter fore-paw a snake proper (for Lloyd of Gloster) ; 3. on 
 a ducal coronet or, a cockatrice, wings addorsed proper. 
 Motto — " Innocentia infantis, sapientia serpentis." A/ar- 
 ried, August 5, 1869, Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of William 
 Henry Darby of Leap Castle, King's Co. Residence — 
 Golden Grove, Roscrea, King's Co. 
 
 S ARTHUR VAUGHAN HANNING VAUGHAN- 
 LEE, Esquire, of Dillington, co. Somerset, and Lan- 
 elay, CO. Glamorgan, J. P. co. Somerset, Brevet Lt.-Col. 
 Royal Horse Guards. Born Aug. 13, 1862, being the eld. son 
 of the late Vaughan Hanning Vaughan-Lee, Esq. , of Dilling- 
 ton, Rheola, and Lanelay, M. P. for West Somerset from 
 1874 to 1882, D.L. and J. P. cos. Somerset and Glamorgan, 
 late Capt. 21st Fusiliers and Major Glamorganshire Militia, 
 High Sheriff Glamorganshire 1871, by his wife Clara Eliza- 
 beth, eldest dau. of George Moore of Appleby Hall, co. 
 Leicester. Armorial bearings — Quarterly, ist grand 
 
 quarter, quarterly i. and iiii. (for Lee), per fesse azure and 
 gules, on a fesse erminois between two bars gemel argent, 
 three leopards' faces sable ; ii. and iii. (for Vaughan), sable, 
 a chevron or between three boys' heads affront^e couped at 
 the shoulders, around the neck of each a snake entwined 
 proper, a chief argent, thereon three bugle-horns stringed 
 sable ; 2nd grand quarter, as ist quarter of ist grand quarter ; 
 3rd grand quarter (for Hanning), ermine, on a chief en- 
 grailed per pale gules and vert, three stags' heads caboshed 
 or ; 4th grand quarter, quarterly i. and iiii. (for Vaughan), 
 sable, a chevron or between three boys' heads affront^e 
 couped at the shoulders, around the neck of each a snake 
 entwined proper, a chief argent, thereon three bugle-horns 
 stringed sable ; ii. and iii. (for Edwards), quarterly, i and 
 4, azure ; 2. argent, a stag couchant holding in the mouth 
 an oak branch proper ; 3. gules, three chevronels of the 
 second, over all, on a bend cotised or, three martlets also 
 gules. Mantling azure and or. Crests— i. on a mount 
 vert, a leopard passant proper supporting with the dexter 
 fore-paw a shield azure charged with two bars gemel as in 
 
 is tlie Naval Cockade. 
 
I400 
 
 (Hat) 
 
 Oer 
 
 (h« arms (for l>ec) ; a. in front of a boy's head affrontt^ 
 around his neck a snake entwined proper, a bugle-horn 
 sable (for Vaughan). Motto — " Fortiter sed suaviter." 
 S*ats — Dillington Park, Ilminster, Somerset ; L^nelay, near 
 CardifT. C/«^j— Arthur's, Carlton, I'urf. 
 
 JOSIAH VAVASSEUR.Ksquire,C.B..M.I.C.E. Born 
 1834, Iwing the son at tici)rj»e Vavasseur, fornierly of Ik)ck- 
 ing, Essex. Armorial beaiinj^— Tarty per chevron and 
 in chief two grenades, and in base, upon a mount vert, a 
 machine-gun upon a Vavasseur mounting, and below the 
 
 escutcheon his badge as a C. B. Crest— Upon a wreath of 
 tlie colours, in front of a dexter cubit arm holding in the 
 
 hand a , two swords in saltire projser. Motto—" Tout 
 
 par faveur divine." Married, 1865, Ruth Clifton, dau. of 
 Thomas Theobald of Norwich. Residences — Rothbury, 
 Blackheath Park. S.E.; Kilverstone Ha)l, Thetford, Nor- 
 folk. C/k*j— Whitehall and Junior Carlton. 
 
 VENABLES, quartered by CONYERS, FOX, DE 
 TRAFFORD, HULLEY, HUSSEY, TR AFFORD, 
 VERNON, and VERNON-HARCOURT. 
 
 VENABLES, see BORLASE-WARREN-VENABLES- 
 VERNON DILLWYN-VENABLES-LLEWELYN, and 
 WHITE-VENABLES. 
 
 VENABLES-VERNON, see VERNON. 
 
 VENNING (H. Coll.). Per saltire argent and gules, 
 two fleurs-de-lis in pale and as many stag's heads caboshed 
 in fesse counterchanged. Matit.iltigr gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi-stag regardant 
 
 resting the sinister foot on an escutcheon gules, clmrgcd 
 with a fleur-de-lis argent and gorged with a colhu' vair. 
 Motto — " Nitcmur in advcrsum. 
 
 Son of Samuel Black:dler Venning of Clapham Park, 
 Surrey, b. i8oa ; d. 1848; m. 1835, Emma Jane, d. of 
 
 {ohn Marshall, Esq., Capt. H.E.I. Co.'s Navy and 
 Ves. of Govt. Bank, Cape Town : — 
 
 William Marshall Venning, Gentleman, D.C.L. , M.A. 
 (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law, *. 1841; m. 1883, Maud Henri- 
 etta, d. of late Rev. Rolxrt Seppings Beloe, M.A. , 
 Rector of Holton St. Peter, Suflblk. A'w.—" Worcester," 
 aa Thrale Road, Streatham Park, London, .S.W. Club— 
 Junior Conservative. 
 
 Sons of Walter Charles Venning, Gentleman, Solicitor, 
 of London, b. 1806; d. 1897; m. 1836, Anne, d. of 
 Tames Esdaile, Escj. (eld. s. of Sir James Esdaile) :^ 
 
 Walter Charles Venning, Gentleman, b. 1837. 
 
 James Esdaile Venning, Gentleman, b. 1840. 
 
 Edward Venning, Gentleman, A.M.I.C.E. , lale Finan- 
 cial Assistant to Dir. of Pub. Works, Ceylon, b. 1842 ; 
 m. 1879, Mary Welleslena, d. of William King, D.Sc, 
 Prof. Queen's Coll., Galway ; and has issue — Walter King 
 Venning, Gentleman, Lieut. D. of Cornwall's Lt. Inf., 
 b. 1882 ; and Jane Esdaile. Res. — Adstone, Towcester. 
 
 Frederick K. Venning, Gentleman, late Judic. Commnr. 
 Cent. Prov. , India, b. 1844; m. 1876, Leonora Cockrem. 
 Res. — Villa Leonora, Nice, France. Club — East India 
 United Service. 
 
 Alfred Reid Venning, Gentleman, Federal Secretary 
 Malay States, b. 1846 ; m. Katherine H. Reeves ; and has 
 issue — (i) Francis Esmonde Wingate Venning, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Indian Army, *. 1882; (2) Gilbert Esdaile Venning, 
 Gentleman, Midshipman R.N., b. 1886; (3) Arthur Noel 
 Venning, Gentleman, b. 1895 ; (4) Douglas Claude Venning, 
 Gentleman, b. 1897. 
 
 William Esdaile Venning, Gentleman, b. 1852. 
 
 Arthur Kennedy Venning, Gentleman b. 1852. 
 
 SSiR JOSEPH VERDIN, ist Baronet (July 24, 1896), 
 J.P., D.L., and C.A. for co. Chester, and J. P. for 
 Herefordshire, High Sheriff 1903, life trustee of the 
 River Weaver. Bom Jan. 4, 1838. being the third 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Joseph Verdin of 
 Highfield House, Wharton, co. Chester, by his wife 
 Margaret, dau. of Wharton Sadler of Northwich. Ar- 
 morial l)earlngs — Argent, on a pile sable, between two 
 
 towers in base of the last, a lion passant of the first ; th« 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of U Ister as a Baronet^ 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 
 is the Militajy Cockade. 
 
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 colours, upon a mount vert, between six ears of wheat stalked 
 and bladed, three on either side or, a tower sable, issuant 
 from the battlements thereof a demi-lion argent, gorged 
 with a collar gemel, also sable. Seats — Garnstone Castle, 
 Weobley, Herefordshire ; and The Brockhiirst, Northwich, 
 Cheshire. C/«^— Constitutional. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY VERDIN, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. Cheshire (High Sheriff 1897), received Jubilee 
 Medal, Lord of the Manors of Darnhall and Wetten- 
 hall. Born 1848, being the sixth son of the late Joseph 
 Verdin, Esq., of Highfield House, Wharton. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, on a pile sable, between two towers 
 
 of the city of Dublin, by his wife Hannah Louisa, daughter 
 of George Medlicott. C/«/*—Kildare Street (Dublin). Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 Azure, on a chevron or, a chaplet vert (for Vereker) ; 2 
 and 3 gules, a saltire vair6e or and azure (for Prender- 
 gast). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; and for his Crest, 
 out of a mural crown gules, a stag's head proper ; with the 
 Motto, "Coloony." Married, October 13, 1887, Frances 
 Gore, daughter of Robert Manders; and has Issue — (i) 
 George Gordon Medlicott Vereker, Esquire, born 1889 ; 
 (2) Robert Humphrey Medlicott Vereker, Gentleman, born 
 October 1892 ; and Corinna Katherine. Estate — Abbey- 
 feale, in the county of Limerick. Postal address — 72 
 Merrion Square, Dublin. 
 
 in base of the last, a lion passant of the first. Mantling 
 sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, between six ears of wheat stalked 
 and bladed, three on either side or, a tower sable, 
 issuant from the battlements thereof a demi-lion argent, 
 gorged with a collar gemel also sable. Motto — " In 
 omnia fidelis." Married Emily Jane, youngest dau. 
 of Thomas Harrison, Esq., J. P., of Aigburth, co. Lan- 
 caster; and has /M«dr — Richard Norman Harrison Verdin, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Chester, Lieut. E. C. Yeom. Cav., b. 1877; 
 and Emily Gwendoline. 5?rt/— Darnhall Hall, Winsford, 
 Cheshire. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 VERE, quartered by TOWNSHEND. 
 VERE, see DE VERE and HOPE-VERE. 
 
 GEORGE MEDLICOTT VEREKER, Esquire. Born 
 January 11, i860, being the eldest son of John Prendergast 
 Vereker, Esq., commonly known as the Honourable John 
 Prendergast Vereker, Master of Arts, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Limerick, Lord Mayor 
 
 S HARRY WILLIAM VERELST, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the West Riding co. York, co. Derby, D.L. co. of 
 the city of York, late Captain and Hon. Major York- 
 shire Dragoons Yeomanry. Born July 2, 1846, being 
 the eldest son of the late Charles Verelst, by his wife 
 Anne Jane, dau. of John Willacy. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a mount in front of an oak-tree fructed proper, 
 a bull passant sable, in chief two estoiles of the last. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount a rudder with tiller proper, between 
 
 two elephants' trunks or. Married, April 18, 1888, Mary, 
 only dau. of the late William Wilson of Dore, co. Derby ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Harry Wilson Verelst, Gentleman, b. 
 Aug. 9, 1890; (2) Rodney William Verelst, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 19, 1898 ; Mary Madge ; and Nancy Wilson. Seat — 
 Aston Hall, Rotherham. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Boodle's, 
 and Cavalry. 
 
 JOHN VERITY, Esquire, J.P. for the county of War- 
 wick, High Sheriff of the county of London 1900. Born 
 July 22, 1863, being the eldest son of John Verity, by his 
 wife Anne Florence, daughter of Benjamin Bridger. Ar- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 morial beuingt— Axure, a chevron engrailed or, plain 
 coliscd arRcnt l)ctween two crosses florv in chief and a sun 
 in splendour in Uise of the second, and im(xiling the arms 
 of I.ublxxrk, namely, argent, on a mount vert, a stork 
 close ermine a chief*^ gules, charged with three cstoiles of 
 the field Mantltny azure and or. CrMt— Upon a wreath 
 
 of the colours, on a rock proper, in front of a sun rising or, 
 an eagle's head erased sable. Motto — "Verity et foy." 
 Married, May 26, 1897, Evelyn Mary, eldest dau. of 
 Henry J. Lubbock, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Newberries, Herts, 
 and Lombard St. , London ; and has Issue — John Lub- 
 bock Verity, Gentleman, b. June 2, 1898 ; and Pamela. 
 5^a/— Sandbridge, Bury, near St. Albans, Herts. Club — 
 Wellington. 
 
 SSiR EDWARD WINGFIELD VERNER, sth Baro- 
 net (June 22, 1846), of Verner's Bridge, co. Armagh, 
 Capt. Norfolk Regt. Boi^ Nov. 22, 1865, being the son 
 of Sir Edward Wingfield Verner, 4th Bart., by his wife 
 Selina Florence, dau. of Thomas Vesey Nugent. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, on a fesse sable, between three boars' 
 heads of the second, fretty or, a trefoil slipped of the last ; 
 the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a 
 Baronet. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a boar's head as in the arms. Motto — " Pro 
 Christo et patri^" Seat — Corke Abbey, Bray, co. Dublin. 
 
 m HARRY FELIX VERNER, Esq., J.P., and High 
 W Sheriff co. Armagh 1896. Armorial bearings — Per 
 pale argent and or, on a chevron wavy sable, a trefoil of 
 the second between three bears' heads couped of the third, 
 muzzled of the second. Mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, ufxm a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a bear proper, muzzled as in the arms, the dexter fore- 
 paw supported by an escutcheon of the arms. Motto — 
 "Pro Christo et patria." Postal address — Churchill, co. 
 Armagh. 
 
 VERNEY, see HOPE-LLOYD-VERNEY. 
 
 VERNON, quartered by BARTLETT, CONYERS, 
 FOX, HUSSEY. and SLAUGHTER, 
 
 VERNON, see BORLASE-WARREN-VERNON and 
 HARCOU RT-VERNON. 
 
 VERNON (U.O.). Argent, a fret sable. Mantling 
 aaUe and argent. Orest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 boar's head erased sable, ducally gorged or. Motto— 
 " Ver non semjjer viret." 
 
 Sons of John Edward Vernon, Esq., of Erne Mill, 
 J.P., D.L.. M.A. (High Sheriff 1864). a Land Com- 
 missioner for Ireland, b. 1816 ; d. 1887 ; m. 1st, 1846. 
 Harriet (rf. 1853). d. of Rt. Rev. John Leslie, D.D., 
 Bishop of Kilmore ; 2nd, 1857, Maria Esther, d. of 
 Hon. George Francis Colley of Ferney : — 
 John Fane Vernon. Esq., J. P. and D. L. co. Cavan 
 (High Sheriff 1890), J.P. co. Dublin, M.A. (Camb.), 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 1849 ; m. 1882, Thomasina Georgiana. 
 d. of Rev. Henry Joy Tombe, D.D., Canon of Christ 
 Church Cathedral, Dublin ; and has issue — John Edward 
 Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1888. i'«o/— Erne Hill, co. 
 Cavan. 
 
 Edward Saunderson Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1851. 
 Jtes.~ 
 
 George Arthur Pomeroy Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1865. 
 Res.— 
 Walter Pomeroy Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1867. Res. — 
 
 VERNON (temp. Edward III.). Argent, fretty sable. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a boar's head erased sable, ducally gorged or. 
 Motto — " Ver non semp>er viret." 
 
 Sons of Henry Charles Vernon, Esq., of Hilton 
 
 Park. J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1867), b. 1805 ; d. 1886; 
 
 m, 1828, Catherine, d. of Richard Rice Williams of 
 
 Hendredenny, co. Glamorgan : — 
 Augustus Leveson Vernon, Esq.. J. P., D.L. (High 
 Sheriff Staffs. 1899), b. 1836 ; m. 1864, Selina Anne, d. of 
 Walter Peter Giffard of Chillington ; and has surv. issue — 
 Walter Bertie William Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; [m. 
 1897, Esther Hodgson, widow of F. R. H. Atcherley of 
 Marton Hall, Salop, and d. of John Mills]; Henrietta 
 Catherine ; and Selina Mary. Seat — Hilton Park, Wolver- 
 hampton. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 Rev. Frederick Wentworth Vernon, b. 1839; m. ist, 
 1867. Ellen Mary Woodhouse (rf. 1883). d. of Henry Wood- 
 house Acland ; 2nd, 1885, Edith Serena Hill, d. of Rev. 
 William Henry Boothby ; and has surv. issue (by first 
 mar.) — (i) Hugh Woodhouse Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1872; 
 (2) (Charles Percy Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1873 ; (3) Richard 
 Francis Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; and Beatrice Mabel ; 
 and (by second mar.) (4) Evelyn Vernon, Gentleman, b. 
 1889 ; (5) Roger Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; (6) Peter 
 Wentworth Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1895; and Millicentj 
 Eleanor. Res. — Clyde. Clevedon, Somerset. 
 
 Rev. William George Vernon, Vicar of St. John's,! 
 Kenilworth, b. 1840 ; m. 1866. Alexandrina Adelaide. d.| 
 of late William Davey Sole of Devonport ; and has issue— I 
 Cecil Charles William Vernon, Gentleman, b. 1868 [m, 
 1893. Charlotte Isabel Leane. d. of R. W. Flick of Ban- 
 bury ; and has issue — Eric Cecil Wentworth Vernon,j 
 Gentleman, b. ; and Leveson George Wentworth 
 
 Vernon, Gentleman, b. ]. Res. — St. John's Vicarage,| 
 Kenilworth. Warwick. 
 
 Edward Hamilton Vernon. Gentleman, b. 1844 ; m. ist^ 
 Fanny Ibbotson ; 2nd, Miriam, d. of Rev. Henry Fisher ( 
 Leamington. Res. — 48 St. John's Road, Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. George Augustus Vernon. Coldstrean 
 
 Gds.. J.P., D.L., of Harefield Park, Middx., b. 181 ij 
 
 d. 1896 ; m. 1842. Louisa Jane Frances, d. of Admirs ' 
 
 Bertie Cator, R.N. :— 
 Bertie Wentworth Vernon, Esq., late R.N., J.P. coj 
 Northants (High Sheriff 1892), b. 1846; m. 1873. Isat 
 Caroline Eiiza, only d. of Lt.-Col. Henry Atkyns Bowye 
 of The Grange, Steeple Aston. Seats — Harefield Park 
 nr. Uxbridge, Middx. ; Stoke Bruerne Park, TowcesterJ 
 Clubs — Arthur's, United Service. 
 
 Sons of Herbert Charles Erskine Vernon. Gentleman,! 
 
 I.C.S., b. 1851 ; d. 1893; m. , Helen, d. of Genera^ 
 
 Liptrot : — 
 Henry Albemarle Vernon. Gentleman, b. . Res.- 
 Grenville Bertie Vernon, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 VERNON (H. Coll.). Or, on a fesse indented per pak 
 azure and sable, between a cross moline in chief and a mill^ 
 rind in base both gules, three garbs of the field. Mantl' 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in fron^ 
 of a demi-female figure affront^ proper, vested azure, arounc 
 
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 the temples an oak-wreath vert, holding in the dexter hand 
 a sickle and in the sinister two ears of wheat slipped also 
 proper, a garb fessewise or, between two millrinds as in the 
 arms. Motto— "Ver non semper viret." Livery — Blue, 
 gilt buttons. 
 
 Son of John Vernon, (who was a descendant of James 
 
 Vernon of Utkinton, nr. Tarporley (1570-1627) and of 
 
 the Vernons of Haslington, Cheshire), d. 1803; d. 
 
 1887; w. 183s, Elizabeth, d. of John Allen : — 
 
 William Vernon, Gentleman, 6. 1835; m. 1857, Jane 
 
 Margaret, d. of Thomas Cooper of Fulford Hall, Staffs. ; 
 
 and has issue— (i) John Herbert Vernon, Gentleman, l>. 
 
 1858 ; (2) William Allen Vernon, Gentleman, d. i860 ; 
 
 (3) Thomas Thornycroft Vernon, Gentleman, d. 1862 ; 
 
 (4) Rev. Henry Richard Cooper Vernon, M.A. , d. 1865; 
 and Elizabeth Cooper. I^cs. — Wyborne Gate, Birkdale, 
 Lanes. ; Tean Hurst, Checkley, Staffs. ; Woodland Hall, 
 Uttoxeter, Staffs. C/uds — Royal Societies', Exchange 
 (Liverpool), 
 
 S EDWARD VENABLES VERNON. Esquire, J. P. 
 and D. L. for co. Dublin, J. P. for co. Kerry, High 
 Sheriff co. Dublin 1904, and Lieut-Col. and Hon. Col. 
 Sth Batt. Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Born 1838, being the 
 eldest son of the late John Edward Venables Vernon of 
 Clontarf, by his first wife Louisa Catherine, only 
 dau. of Charles Proby Bowles. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a fret sable, a mullet azure for difference, with 
 sixty-three quarterings, and impaling the arms of Brinkley, 
 namely azure, a cross potent engrailed, in chief three estoiles 
 or. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a boar's head and neck erased 
 sable, ducally gorged and charged on the neck with a 
 mullet or, for difference. Married, 1862, Jane, dau. of 
 Matthew Brinkley of Parsonstown, co. Meath ; and has, 
 with other Issue — Edward Kingston Vernon, Gentleman, 
 b. i86g. Seat — Clontarf Castle, Dublin. Clubs — Carlton ; 
 Kildare Street. 
 
 M Sir HARRY FOLEY VERNON, ist Baronet (July 
 w 23, 1885), of Hanbury Hall, co. Worcester, J. P. and 
 D.L., M.A. Oxford, late Lieut. -Co). Worcestershire Yeo- 
 manry Cavalry, formerly Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Worcestershire 
 Regt. , V.D. Born April 11, 1834, being the son of the 
 late "Thomas Tayler Vernon, by his wife Jessie Anna 
 Letitia, youngest dau. of John Herbert Foley of Ridgeway, 
 CO. Pembroke. Armorial bearings— Or, on a fesse azure, 
 three garbs of the first, in chief a cross crosslet fitch^e gules, 
 impaling the arms of Baillie-Hamilton, namely, quarterly 
 first and fourth grand quarters, quarterly gules, on a chevron 
 between three cinquefoils argent, a buckle azure, between 
 two spots of ermine, all within a bordure or, charged with 
 eight thistles vert (for Hamilton) ; 2 and 3, argent, a fesse 
 wavy between three roses gules, barbed and seeded proper 
 (forMelross); second and third grand quarters, sable, the sun 
 in his splendour betwixt nine stars, three, two, three and 
 one argent (for Baillie) ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-woman proper, 
 habited in purple and gold, hair or, wreathed about the 
 temples with wheat and holding in her arms a garb also or. 
 Motto — " Ver-non semper viret." Married, Oct. 17, 1861, 
 Lady Georgina Sophia, youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 George Baillie-Hamilton, loth Earl of Haddington ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Bowater George Hamilton Vernon, Esq., b. 
 Sept. 12, 1865 ; (2) Hubert Edward Vernon, Esq., D.S.O. , 
 Capt. and Brevet-Major 4th Batt. Prince Consort's Own 
 Rifle Brigade, b. May 9, 1867, d. 1902 ; Auda Lsetitia ; and 
 Evelyn Georgina, d. 1864. Seat — Hanbury Hall, Droit- 
 wich. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 SThe Honourable WILLIAM JOHN BORLASE- 
 WARREN VENABLES VERNON, D.L. county 
 Stafford, J. P. for counties of Derby and Stafford, Acca- 
 demico Corrispondente della Crusca at Florence, Cavaliere 
 di S. Maurizio e Lazzaro in Italy, and Knight of the 
 Royal Order of St. Olaf in Norway, assumed the addi- 
 tional name of Borlase- Warren by Royal Licence 1856. 
 Born April i, 1834, being the second son of the Rt. 
 Hon. George John, 5th Baron Vernon, and Isabella 
 Caroline his wife, eldest daughter of Cuthbert Ellison, 
 Esq., of Hepburn, county Durham, and formerly M.P. 
 for Newcastle for twenty years. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i, quarterly i. and iiii. argent, a fret sable ; ii. 
 
 and iii., or, on a fesse azure, three garbs of the field (both 
 for Vernon) ; 2. azure, two bars argent (for Venables). 
 3. chequy or and azure, on a canton gules, a lion rampant 
 argent, between the forepaws a crescent of the first (for 
 Warren) ; 4. ermine, on a bend sable, two arms issuant 
 from clouds proper, the hands also proper, rending a horse- 
 shoe or (for Borlase). Mantling sable and argent. Crests 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a boar's head erased sable, 
 ducally gorged or (for Vernon) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a wyvern argent, standing on a weir of the last, 
 banded azure, pierced through the body in fesse by an 
 arrow, and devouring a child proper (for Venables) ; 3. 
 out of a ducal crown or, a double plume of ostrich feathers 
 argent, in the centre an eagle's leg inverted sable (for 
 Warren) ; 4. on a wreath of the colours, a wolf passant 
 regardant argent, in the mouth an arrow or, vulning the 
 neck proper. Married, firstly. May 8, 1855, Agnes Lucy, 
 third dau. of Sir John P. Boileau of Tacolriestone, Bart., 
 and Lady Catherine Sarah, dau. of ist Earl of Minto ; 
 secondly, 1884, Annie Georgiana, second dau. of Charles 
 Eyre of Welford Hall, Newbury, and has issue by first 
 marriage, (i) Reginald William Borlase- Warren-Venables- 
 Vernon, Esq., b. Jan. 27, 1856 \m., i%T), Edith Georgiana, 
 dau. of William Smith Cowper Cooper of Toddington Park, 
 Hartlington, co. Bedford, and has issue, Agnes Ada and 
 Mabel Eveline] ; by second marriage, (2) Arnold Borlase- 
 Warren- Venables- Vernon, Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 1887 ; 
 and Mary Anne Alice. Residences — 47 Courtfield Gardens, 
 London, S.W. Clubs — Travellers', Athenaeum. 
 
 AUGUSTUS GEORGE VERNON - HARCOURT, 
 Gentleman. Born Dec. 24, 1834, elder son of Admiral 
 Frederick Vernon-Harcourt, by his wife Marcia, dau. of 
 Admiral Richard Delap Tollemache. Armorial beaiings 
 — Quarterly i and 4, gules, two bars or (for Harcourt) ; 2 
 and 3 quarterly, i. and iiii. argent, a fret sable (for Vernon) ; 
 ii. or, on a fesse azure, three garbs of the field (for Vernon 
 of Haslington) ; iii. azure, two bars argent (for Venables) ; 
 and impaling the arms of Bruce, namely or, a saltire gules, 
 on a chief of the last a martlet of the field. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — Upon a ducal coronet or, a peacock close 
 proper. Motto — " Lebon temps viendra." Married ,'&e:p\.. 
 10, 1872, Hon. Rachel Mary Bruce, dau. of the Rt. Hon. 
 Henry Austin, ist Lord Aberdare ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Bernard Francis Vernon-Harcourt, Gentleman, b. Dec. 23, 
 1877 ; (2) Simon Evelyn Vernon-Harcourt, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 19, 1882 ; Mildred Edith ; Mabel Frances ; Cecil 
 Violet ; Helen Dorothea ; Janet Isabel ; Doris Margaret ; 
 Winifred Rachel ; and Isabel Marcia. Seat — St. Clare, 
 Ryde. C/k^j— Athenaeum, Pall Mall. 
 
 VERRALL (H. Coll.). Or, a lion rampant guardant 
 sable, holding in the dexter fore-paw three ears of wheat, 
 stalked and leaved proper, on a chief nebuly azure, a pale 
 between two covered cups of the field, charged with a 
 covered cup of the fourth. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath ot the colours, an antelope argent, 
 holding in the mouth three ears of wheat stalked and 
 leaved vert, and resting the dexter fore-leg on a covered 
 cup fessewise azure. Motto — " En avant toujours." 
 Son of Henry Verrall of Steyning, Sussex : — 
 
 Henry Verrall, Esq., J. P. Res. — Brighton. 
 
 VERSCHOYLE, see GOOLD-VERSCHOYLE. 
 
 VERSCHOYLE (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, on 
 a chevron between three boar's heads couped gules, 
 langued azure, a cross patde or (Verschoyle) ; 2 and 3, 
 barry of six or and azure, on a fesse chequy argent and 
 sable, three martlets of the first (Curtis). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a boar's 
 head couped gules, langued azure, charged with a cross, 
 patde or. Motto — " Temperans et constans." 
 
 Son of Lt.-Col. Henry William Verschoyle of Kilberry, 
 b. 1835 ; d. 1870 ; m. 1856, Lucy Clarissa, d. of Am- 
 brose Goddard, Esq., D.L., of The Lawn, Swindon: — 
 Arthur Robert Verschoyle, Esq., J. P., F.R.G.S., Lieut. 
 4th Batt. Lincoln Regt., b. 1859, m. 1886, Mary [d. 1899), 
 d. of Frederick Brown of The Manor House, Langley, Bucks; 
 and has issue — Terence Verschoyle, Gentleman, b. 1894. 
 Seats — Kilberry, co. Kildare ; Mountain, co. Westmeath ; 
 The Grange, Chalfont St. Peter's, Bucks. Club^ — Carlton, 
 Arthur's, Wellington, R.Y.S. 
 
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 FREDERICK THOMAS VERSCHOYLE. Esquire. 
 
 tP. CO. Liiiterick, late Capt. 2nd Brigade Southern Div. 
 oyal Artillciry. /torn 1854, being the fourth but second 
 surviving son of the Right Rev. Ilainihon Verschoyle of 
 Cashelshannghan. in ihe county of Donegal, Hishop of Kil- 
 more, by his wife Catherine Margaret, daughter and eventu- 
 ally co-l»eir of the Very Reverend Thomas Hawkins of 
 Ballytxxlonnell, in the county of Donegal, Dean of Clonfert. 
 C/uis — Junior United .Service, Kilaare Street (Dublin), 
 County (Limerick). Armorial bearlngfi— He bears for 
 Amu : Quarterly i and 4, argent on a chevron between 
 three lioars' heads couped gules, u cross p.-it^ or (for 
 Verschoyle); a. argent, a chevron gules between three boars' 
 be.-ids erased sable (for Nesbitt) ; and on a canton the 
 following arms, quarterly i. or, a lion rampant gules within 
 a double tressure tlory and counterflory of the last (for 
 Scotland) ; ii. or, a fesse chequy argent and azure, in chief 
 a label of three points gules (for Stuart) ; iii. argent, a 
 saltire between four roses gules (for Lennox) ; iiii. azure, a 
 lion rampant argent (for Macduf!) ; the canton within a 
 bordure componte argent and azure ; 3. party per chevron 
 argent and vert, three hinds at gaze proper (for Hawkins). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a boar's head coui^ed gules, charged 
 with a cross pat6e or ; with the HottO, " Temperans et 
 constans." Married, October 26, 1891, Hilda Caroline 
 Hildyard, youngest daughter of the late Robert Blair of 
 Blacicdales, in the county of Ayr ; and has Issue — Frederick 
 Hildyard Hawkins Stuart Verschoyle, Gentleman, b. Nov. 
 31,1894; Hilda Caroline Gwendoline; and Moyra Hamilton. 
 Postal address — Castle Troy, Limerick, Ireland. 
 
 The Reverend HAMILTON STUART VERS- 
 CHOYLE. Born 1844, being the eldest son of the Right 
 Reverend Hamilton Verschoyle of Cashelshanaghan, in the 
 county of Donegal, Bishop of Kilmore, by his wife Catherine 
 Margaret, eldest dau. and eventually co-heir of the Very Rev. 
 
 Thomas Hawkins of Ballybodonnell and Dunkineely, in 
 the county of Donegal, Dean of Clonfert. Armorial 
 bearinjrs— Quarterly i and 4, Argent on a chevron be- 
 tween three boars' heads couped gules, a cross pat6e or 
 
 (for Verschoyle) ; 2. argent, a chevron gules between 
 three boars' heads erased sable (for Nesbitt); and on a 
 canton the following arms, quarterly i. or, a lion rampant 
 
 f;ules within a double tressure flory counterHory of the last 
 for Scotland) ; ii. or, a fesse chequy argent and azure, in 
 chief a laliel of three points gules (for Stuart) ; iii. argent, 
 a saltire between four roses gules (for Lennox) ; iiii. azure, 
 a lion rampant argent (for Macduff); the whole of the 
 canton within a bordure compon«Se argent and azure ; 3. 
 per chevron argent and vert, three hinds at gaze projjer 
 (for Hawkins) ; and on an escutcheon of pretence the arms 
 of Goold, namely azure, on a fesse or, l>etween live gold- 
 finches, three in chief and two in base proper, three mullets 
 of the field, in the dexter chief point a crescent of the 
 second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befittinj; 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Orest, upon a wreath of the colours, a boar's head cou[>e<i 
 gules, charged with a cross pat6e or; with the MoitO, 
 " Temperans et constans." Married, 1873, Frances 
 Frederika Dorothea, youngest daughter and co-heir of the 
 Venerable Frederick Faulkener Goold of Rosbrien Drom- 
 adda, &c., in the county of Limerick, and Archdeacon of 
 Raphoe ; and has Issue — Hamilton Frederick Stuart Goldhel 
 Verschoyle, Esq., J.l'. cos. Limerick and Donegal, of Drom- 
 adda and Athea, in the co. of Limerick, born 1874. listates 
 — Cashelshanaghan n, Kiltoal, Dunkineely, and Bally- 
 bodonnell, all in the county of Donegal. Postal address— - 
 Dunkineely House, Dunkineely, co. Donegal. 
 
 ADOLPHUS HALKETT VERSTURME - BUN- 
 BURY, Esquire, sometime Col. Gloucester Artillery VoL 
 (formerly Adolphus Halkctt Versturme) ; assumed the addi- 
 tional surname and arms of Bunbury by Royal Licence 
 dated Aug. 10, 1900, in compliance with the will of the late 
 Henry Mill Bunbury of Marlston House, Berks. Armorial 
 bearljags -Quarterly i and 4, Bunbury ; 2 and 3, Versturme. 
 Crests— I. Bunbury; 2. Versturme. 6Va/— Portland Place, 
 Walcot, CO. Somerset. 
 
 VESEY. see COLTHURST-VESEY and FOSTER- 
 VESEY-FITZGERALD. 
 
 VESEY (U.O.). Or, on a cross sable, a patriarchal 
 
 cross of the field. Mantling sable and or. Crest On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a hand erect in armour, holding a 
 
 laurel-branch all projier. Motto — " Sub hoc signo vinces." 
 
 Sons of Capt. Hon. Eustace Vesey, M.A. , b. 1851; 
 
 d. 1886 ; tn. 1S77, Hon. Constance Mary Lawley, d, 
 
 of Lord Wenlock : — 
 
 Rt. Hon. Sir Ivo Richard Vesey, sth Viscount De Vesci 
 
 and Baron Knapton (Irel. , 19 June 1776), 7th Baronet 
 
 (28 Sept. 1698), Lieut. Irish Guards [Supporters— On either 
 
 side a savage holding in his exterior hand a club over his 
 
 shoulder and habited about the middle], b. 188 r. Seat — 
 
 Abbeyleix, Queen's Co. Clubs — Guards', Travellers', 
 
 Bachelors', Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 Hon. Osbert Eustace Vesey, 2nd Lieut. 9th Lancers, 
 b. 1884. jRes.— 
 
 Hon. Thomas Eustace Vesey, b. 1885. /?«. — 
 Son of Hon. and Rev. Arthur Vesey, Rector of Abbey- 
 leix and Chancellor of Diocese of Killaloe, b. 1773; 
 d. 1832 ; m. 1769, Selina Elizabeth, eld. d. and cob. 
 of Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Brooke, Bart. : — 
 Edward Vesey, Esq., formerly Dep. Paymaster-Gen., 
 b. 1821 ; m. 1884, Anne Julia, d. of Samuel Page of 
 Hadley ; and has surv. issue — William Vesey, Esq., b. 1868 ; 
 Geraldine Louisa [m. 1888; Frederick Beard, M.D.]; and 
 Kathleen Frances. /?es. — Knapton, Normanton Road, 
 South Croydon. 
 
 Admiral Charles Vesey, R.N. (ret.), formerly A.D.C. to 
 Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, b. 1823 ; m. i860, Harriet (d. 1897), 
 eld. d. of Sheffield Grace, Esq., K.H. Res.—i Lansdowne 
 Road, Tunbridge Wells. 
 
 San of Major Gen. George Henry Vesey, R.A., b. 
 1824 ; d. 1893 ; m. 1866, Constance, d. of George 
 Marshall : — 
 Ivo Lucius Beresford Vesey, Esq., Capt. Roy. W. 
 Surrey Regt. , b. 1876. Res. — 
 
 Sons of William Muschamp Vesey, Esq., J. P., of 
 Upton House, co. Carlow, b. 1827; d, 1880; m, 1871, 
 Anne Henrietta, d. of Philip Jocelyn Newton, Esq., 
 D. L. , of Dunleckney : — 
 Philip Sydney Vesey, Gentleman, b. 1873. Res. — 
 Charles Vesey, Gentleman, b. 1874. Res. — 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Sons of Capt. George Vesey of Derrynabuie, i. 1802 ; 
 
 d. 1886 ; m. 1832, Harriet, d. of Lewis Cochran : — 
 Charles Cynric Wellesley Vesey, Esq., late Capt. and 
 Bt.-Major 72nd Highlanders, 6. 1833. Seai — Derrynabuie, 
 CO. Galway. 
 
 ArthurCyril Vesey, Gentleman, i. 1834; m. 1877, Fannv, 
 d. of Rev. Andrew Corbett ; and has issue — George Andrew 
 Vesey, Gentleman, i. 1880 ; Blanche Mary ; and Margaret 
 Elizabeth. J?es. — 
 
 George Francis Vesey, Esq. , Col. late 43rd Regt. , d. 1839. 
 J?es.— 
 
 Son of Rev. George Vesey, Rector of Inniscarra, fi. 
 
 1808 ; d. 1852 ; m. 1839, Kate Marion, d. of J. 
 
 M'Donnell of Cork : — 
 Thomas Agmondisham Vesey, Esq., late Surg.-Major 
 Roy. S. Down Mil., i. 1840; m. 1865, Frances, d. of John 
 Blakeney ; and has surv. issue — John Richard Murray 
 Vesey, Gentleman, i. 1871 ; and Edith Frances [m. Herbert 
 Mitchell], Seat — ^Knapton, Rosstrevor, co. Down. 
 
 Son of Thomas Agmondisham Vesey, Gentleman, of 
 
 Cookstown, CO. Tyrone, 6. 1812; d. 1895; m. 1838, 
 
 Jemima Belford, d. of James Gregg of Londonderry : — 
 Rev. Thomas Agmondisham Vesey, Rector of Marske, 
 l>. 1848; m. 1st, 1873; Kathleen Hannah Murray (rf. 1887); 
 d. and h. of late John Alexander of Caw, Londonderry ; 
 and, 1888, Adelaide Ann, d. and h. of late James Strain, 
 C.L, R.LC. ; and has surv. issue (by ist mar.) — (i) 
 Eustace de Burgh Agmondisham Vesey, Gentleman, l>. 
 1875 ; Maude Murray ; and Geraldine Ethel Georgina 
 Beatrice [m. 1904, John Lees Casson] ; and (by 2nd mar.) 
 (2) Norman Agmondisham Vesey, Gentleman, i>. 1889. 
 lies. — The Rectory, Marske, Richmond, Yorks. 
 
 VIALL, quartered by BELLASIS and DALGLISH- 
 BELLASIS. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR EDWARD VICARS, K.C.V.O. (1903), 
 Knight Bachelor (1896), C.V.O. (1900), Ulster King of 
 
 Patrick, a Government Trustee of the National Library of 
 Ireland, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, President of 
 the Ex Libris Society to 1900, and since that date Vice- 
 President. Third and youngest son of the late Col. 
 W. H. Vicars of the 6ist Regt., by his wife Jane, third dau. 
 of Robert Gun-Cuninghame, Esq., D. L. , of Mount Ken- 
 nedy, in the co. of Wicklow. Livery — Blue and white. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, on a 
 cross sable, five estoiles of the field, impaled by the arms 
 of Ulster King of Arms, namely or, a cross gules, on a 
 chief of the last, a lion passant guardant between a harp 
 and a portcuHis, all of the field. Above the escutcheon 
 is placed the coronet ot a King of Arms, and thereupon a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a lambrequin azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dove holding in its bill an olive-branch all proper ; with 
 the Motto, " Vincit omnia virtus." Postal address — Office 
 of Arms, Dublin Castle. 6/«*— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 
 VICARS (U.O.). Argent, on a cross sable, five estoiles 
 of the field. Mantltag sable and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dove holding in its bill an olive- 
 branch all proper. Motto — •' Vincit omnia virtus." 
 
 Sons of Col. W. H. Vicars, 6ist Regt., b. ; d. 
 
 1869; m. 1856, Jane, d. of Robert Gun-Cuninghame, 
 Esq., D.L. , of Mount Kennedy, and widow of Pierce 
 K. Mahony of Kilmorna : — 
 William Henry Vicars, Esq., Major Reserve of Officers, 
 late Lieut. 90th Lt. Inf., b. 1858. Res. — 
 
 Frederick George Vicars, Gentleman, M.D. , b. i860; 
 m. ist, 1884, Dorothea Ida [d. 1885), eld. d. of Mons. 
 Adolf Janasz, Plochocin, nr. Warsaw ; and has issue — Dora ; 
 2nd, 1894, Eugenie Maiilde, d. of Capt. Haskett Smith of 
 Hyde, Weston, Bath. Res.~ 
 
 Sir Arthur Edward Vicars, K.C.V.O., Ulster King of 
 Arms {q.v.). 
 
 ALBERT VICKERS, Gentleman. Bom Sept. 16, 1838, 
 being the third son of Edward Vickers, sometime of Tapton, 
 
 Arms and Principal Herald of all Ireland, Registrar of, and 
 Knight Attendant on, the Most Illustrious Order of Saint 
 
 in the parish of Sheffield, and .Tfterwards of Goldicott, co. 
 Warwick, J. P. for the borough of Sheffield, by his wi'e 
 Ann, dau. and final heir of George Naylor of Si.effield. 
 
 is the Naval Cockade, 
 
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 Annorial bMurlagi— Argent, on a crocs florv gules, five 
 mullets of six points of the first, a chief sable, thereon three 
 ruillrinds or, and impaling the arms of Foster, namely 
 ermine, a biigle-horn vert, garnished and stringed or, on a 
 chief arched gules, two roses argent. Mantling gules and 
 argent. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, two arms 
 embowed, >'ested gules, cuffed argent, the hands proper, 
 holding a millrind or. Afarried, firstly, Mav i6, 1861, 
 Helen Horton (d. July 9, 1873), only child and heir of John 
 Ga^ of Boston, U.S.A. ; and secondm Jan. a, 1875, 
 Edith, second dau. of the late John Foster of Newhall 
 Grange, Maltby, co. York ; and has Issue (by his first 
 marriage) — (i) Edward Vickers, Gentleman, b. May xt, 
 1863, and d. unm. ; Almyra (wife of Edwin Gray of Gray's 
 Court, in the city of York) ; and Maude (wife of Alan 
 Gray, Mus. Doc. of Cambridge) ; and by his second mar- 
 riage— (a) Vincent Cartwri^ht Vickers, Gentleman, b. Jan, 
 9, 1879 ; Edith Dorothy (wife of the Hon. Stuart Pleydell- 
 Bouverie, younger brother of the present Earl of Radnor) ; 
 and Izme Mary. Residence — i4Cadogan Square, London, 
 S. W. Club -Junior Carlton. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM VICKERS. GenUeman, Bar- 
 
 rister-at-Law. Bom , being the son of the late Charles 
 
 Kirsop Vickers, Gentleman, of Redgate Hall, Wolsingham, 
 Durham, by Mary, dau. of the late William Kirsop of 
 Redgate Hall, Durham. Armorial bearings— Gules, on 
 a cross patte quadrate or, five mullets of eight points of 
 the first, on a chief arched ermine, two Cornish choughs 
 prop>er. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a demi-leopard proper, charged 
 with three mullets of eight points paleways, and holding 
 between the paws an increscent or, a mount vert. Motto — 
 " Vulneror non vincor." 
 
 SCUTHBERT BAINBRIDGE VICKERS, Esquire, 
 late Kent Artillery Militia, Lieut. -Col. commanding 
 and Hon. Col. 1868-87, and City of London Rifle Brigade, 
 Bom July 25, 1837, being the second son of the late James 
 Vickers of Stanhope Cottage, Brixton, by Mary, dau. of 
 the late Cuthbert Bainbridge of Eastgate, co. Durham. 
 Livery — Green, with yellow vest and piping. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, on a cross pat^e. quadrate or, five mullets 
 
 proper, charged with three mullets of eight points pale- 
 ways, and holding between the paws an increscent or, • 
 mount vert. Motto — "Vulneror non vincor." Married, 
 May 9, 1863, Lydia Ellen, only child of the late Henry 
 Hilton of Spring Bank, Darwen, Lanes. ; and has Issue— 
 (i) Hilton Vickers, Esq., Major a3rd Madras Light Infantry, 
 
 I.S.C,, b. June 30, 1865 \m., , Winifred Kate, dau. 
 
 of the late W. W. Holswonhy, Esq., Capt. A.S.D., 
 and has issue, Wilmot Gordon Vickers, Gentleman, b, 
 June 8, 1890; and Kathleen Olga]; (a) Rev. Muschamp 
 Vickers, B.A. (Oxon.), Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Dec. ar, 
 1867; (3) Cuthberi Vickers, Esq., Capt. 13th Bengal 
 Infantry, I..S.C., b. Sept. a8, 1870; (4) Aubrey Vickers, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. 48th Bengal Infantry, I.S.C, b. Sept. 
 a8, 1878; Julia; Lydia [m., 1889, W. Prior, Esq., Major 
 I.S.C, 13th Bengal Infantry]; and Maria Eugenie, d. Oct. 
 18, 1903. £j/a/« — Spring Bank, White Hall, and Hall 
 Moss, Darwen, Lanes. Residences — Falkland House, Tor- 
 quay, and 5 Lansdown Terrace, Cheltenham. Club — 
 Royal Torbay Yacht, New (Cheltenham). 
 
 JAMES MUSCHAMP VICKERS, Gentleman, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law (Inner Temple). Born June 34, 1839, being 
 the third son of the late James Vickers of Stanhop)e Cot- 
 tage, Brixton, and Mary, dau. of the late Cuihljert Bain- 
 bridge of Eastgate, co. Durham. Livery — Green, yellow 
 waistcoat and piping. Armorial bearings— Gules, on a 
 
 of eight points of the first, on a chief arched ermine, two 
 Cornish choughs proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-leopard 
 
 cross pat6e quadrate or, five mullets of eight points of th< 
 first, on a chief arched ermine, two Cornish choughs pre 
 per. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-leopard proper, charged with 
 three mullets of eight points paleways, and holding between 
 the paws an increscent or, a mount vert. Motto — "VuH 
 neror non vincor." Married, Dec. 9, 1874, Annie Eliza 
 beth, dau. of the late Emerson Muschamp BainbridgeJ 
 Esq., J. P., of Eshott Hall, Felton, Northumberland; anrf^ 
 has Issue — (i) Noel Muschamp Vickers, Gentleman, *J 
 Dec. 22, 1880; (2) Hugh Gordon Muschamp VickersJ 
 Gentleman, b. May 18, 1886 ; and Maude Muschamp [ml 
 1900, Maxwell Jackson]. Residence — Waltham HouseJ 
 Great Waltham, Essex. Clubs— ]\.\n\or Athenjeum, Roya 
 London Yacht. 
 
 KIRSOP BAINBRIDGE JAMES VICKERS, Gentle 
 man, M.B. London. Born 1869, being the son of thj 
 late Charles Kirsop Vickers, Gentleman, of Redgate Hallf 
 
 & is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Wolsingham, Durham, by Mary, dau. of the late Wilham 
 Kirsop of Redgate Hall, Durham. Armorial beaiing's — 
 Gules, on a cross pat^e quadrate or, five mullets of eight 
 points of the first, on a chief arched ermine, two Cornish 
 choughs proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-leopard proper, 
 charged with three mullets of eight points paleways, and 
 holding between the paws an increscent or, a mount vert. 
 Motto — " Vulneror non vincor." Residence — Wellington, 
 Shropshire. 
 
 STROMAS EDWARD VICKERS, Esquire, C.B., 
 V.D., Honorary Colonel ist (Hallamshire) Volunteer 
 Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment, Justice of the 
 Peace for the West Riding of Yorks, and the city of Shef- 
 field. Bor7i July 9, 1833, being the second son of Edward 
 Vickers, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, by his wife Anne, 
 daughter of George Naylor. Clubs — Constitutional, The 
 Sheffield Club (Sheffield). Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, on a cross flory gules, five mullets of 
 six points of the first, a chief sable, thereon three millrinds 
 or, a crescent for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, g^ules, a cross fliory argent, 
 on a chief or, a crescent between two quatrefoils of the first, 
 in base on the dexter side a battle-axe, and on the sinister a 
 a fleur-de-lis of the second (for Vickers) ; 2 and 3, vert, a 
 lion rampant between three annulets argent, on a chief 
 gules, a fleur-de-lis or, between two towers of the second 
 (for Playfair). Mantling gules and argent. Crest- On 
 
 iDeLis ercoNSTANs: 
 
 a wreath of the colours, a dove holding in its bill an olive 
 branch and standing on a cornucopia fesseways all proper. 
 MottO^'Tidelis et constans." Married, Feb. 4, 1895, 
 May, dau. of Charles James Houghton of Leyton, Essex, 
 and Las Palmas, Grand Canary ; and has Issue— (i) Thomas 
 Bernard Vickers, Gentleman, b. Nov. 6, 1896 ; (2) Henry 
 Charles Vickers, Gentleman, b. April 5, 1901 ; (3) William 
 Alexander Vickers, Gentleman, b. April 24, 1902 ; and Mar- 
 garet Mary. Seat — Coolroe House, Graiguenamanagh, co. 
 Kilkenny. 
 
 VIERVILLE, quartered by CHAMPION DE CRES- 
 PIGNY. 
 
 two arms embowed, vested gules, cuffed argent, the hands 
 proper, holding a millrind or ; with the Motto, "Vigore." 
 Married, June 5, i860, Frances Mary, dau. of late Joseph 
 Douglas ; and has Issjie — (i) Douglas Vickers, Esquire, J. P. 
 for Derbyshire, born July 24, 1861 \ni., 1893, Katherine 
 Adelaide, second dau. of Capt. the Hon. H. W. Chetwynd, 
 R.N.]; (2) Ronald Vickers, Gentleman, M.A. (Oxon), born 
 May 3, 1869 ; Mabel Frances (deceased) ; Clara Mildred 
 \jn. firstly, 1895, C. W. Parry (who d. 1900), and secondly, 
 1904, Robert Windsor Skipwith] ; Florence Evelyn \m.. , 
 1890, W. H. Hamilton-Gordon] ; and Bertha. Postal ad- 
 dress — 12 Stanhope Place, London, W. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY PLAYFAIR VICKERS, Gentle- 
 man, M.D., B.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub.). Born March 6, 1865, 
 being the eldest son of the late Henry Thomas Vickers, 
 Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Margaret Isabella, dau. and 
 coheir of Robert Playfair, Secretary to the Carnatic Board, 
 H.E.I.C.S. ZjV^ry— Blue with white piping. Armorial 
 
 VIGORS (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, three 
 stag's heads erased gules, attired or (Vigors) ; 2. ermine, on 
 a fesse between three wolfs heads erased sable, a trefoil 
 between two mullets or (Cliffe) ; 3. azure, a chevron 
 between three estoiles argent (Carr). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 erased as in the arms. Motto — " Spectemur agendo." 
 
 Son of Bartholomew Urban Vigors, B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 
 Dub.), Acting Advocate - Gen. for Colony of West 
 
 Australia, b. 1817; d. 1854; m. 1852, Charlotte 
 
 Elizabeth, d. of Col. John Bruce: — 
 Thomas Mercer Cliffe Vigors, Esq., J. P. co. Carlow, b. 
 1853 ; m. 1877, Mary Louisa Helen, eld. d. of Col. the 
 Hon. Robert French Handcock, R.A. ; and has issue^ 
 (i) Edward Cliffe Vigors, Gentleman, b. 1878 ; (2) Ashmead 
 Ludlow Cliffe Vigors, Gentleman, b, 1884 ; Kathleen Mary ; 
 and Eileen Edm^e. Seat — Burgage, Leighlin Bridge, co. 
 Carlow. 
 
 Sons of Thomas Mercer Vigors, M.I.C.E. , BA. , b. 
 
 1819 ; d. 1881 ; w. 1857, Sophie, d. of Rev. Charles 
 
 William Doyne, Preb. of Fethard : — 
 Charles Thomas Doyne Vigors, Gentleman, Ceylon C.S. 
 
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 *. 1857: m. 188a. Robina Margaret, d. of William Fereuson, 
 F.US., of Kelvin Grove. Colombo ; and has issue— Nicrvyn 
 Doyne Vigors. Gentleman, d. 1886; Esmfe Innes; and 
 EUinor May. Kes.— 
 
 Thuni.u Mercer Vigors. Esq.. Major (ret.) A.P.D., 
 formerly Capt. 4ih (King's Own) Regt..^. 1859; tn. 189a. 
 Nellie /o»ephine. d. of J. Rhattisan. Jies.— 
 
 Philip Urban Waller Vigors. Esq.. D.S.O., Major late 
 nth (North Devon) Regt., served in S. Africa and at the 
 relief of Ladysmith. b. 1861 ; m. 1891. Anna Louisa 
 Hyacinth, d. of late Rev. Hyacinth Talbot D'Arcy of 
 Clifden Castle, co. Galway ; and has issue— Hyacinth 
 D'Arcy Vigors. Gentleman, b. 1894 ; and Evelyn Maude. 
 lies.— 
 
 Cliffe Henry Vigors, Esq., Capt. Roy. Irish Regt., b. 
 1864. Jies.— 
 
 The Rev. RICHARD WILLIAM VIGORS. Clerk in 
 Holy Orders. M. A. (Trin. Coll. , Dublin), late Rector of Llan- 
 wenarth Citra, co. Mon. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, three stags' heads erased gules, attired or 
 (for Vigors) ; a. ermine, on a fesse between three wolves' 
 he.ids erased sable, a trefoil between two mullets or (for 
 Cliffe) ; 3. azure, a chevron between three estoiles argent 
 (for Carr). Mantlliij: gules and argent. CreBt— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a stag's head as in the arms. 
 Motto — "Spectemur agendo." Residence — NcwfK>rt Hall, 
 Almeley, Eardisley, Herefordshire. 
 
 VILLIERS, quartered by TUTHILL and BATH- 
 URST. 
 
 S HENRY JOHN RICHARD VILLIERS-STUAR T. 
 Esq., J. P. and D.L., late a Capt. 68th Light Infantry, 
 and Lieut.-Col. Waterford Militia. Bom March 3, 1837. 
 being the son of Col. William Villiers-Stuari by Catherine 
 his wife, dau. of Michael Cox, and sister and heiress of Sir 
 Richard Cox, Bart. , of Castletown. Armorial bearings — 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, a fesse chequy azure and argent, 
 within a double tressure flory and counterflory gules, a 
 martlet for difference (for Stuart) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a 
 cross gules, five escallops or (for Villiers). Mant-Ung azure 
 and or. Crests -i. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant gules, and above the Motto, " Nobilis ira ; " 2. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant argent, ducally 
 
 crowned or. MottO — " Aviio viret honore." Mat 
 May 4, 1870, Jane Rifiby, eldest dau. of H. Rigby Murraj 
 of Parton Place. Kirkcudbrightshire ; and has Issue — (ii 
 William Desmond Villiers-Stuart. Gentleman. Lieut, i/j 
 Gurkha Rifles, P.F.F.. b. April ii, 187a; (2) Charles He 
 bert Villiers-Stuart, Gentleman, Lieut, and P.I., P.F.F.j 
 *. Sept. a. 1874 ; (4) John Patrick Villiers-Stuart. Gentl 
 man, and Lieut. I.S.C., b. March i, 1876; Kathleen Jane] 
 Gertrude Elsie ; and Marie Violet. Seat — Castletown, 
 Kilkenny. Clubs — Army and Navy, Kildare Street (Dublin)! 
 
 VINCENT. ST.. see CAPE ST. VINCENT. 
 
 SSiR CHARLES EDWARD HOWARD VINCENT 
 K.C.M.G. (i88c)). C.B. (1885), J. P. for Westminste 
 and the counties of Middlesex and Berkshire. Deputy-LieuM 
 nant for London. Member of Parliament for the Centr 
 Division of Sheffield since November 1885. Born 184 
 being the son of the Reverend Sir Frederick Vincent 
 eleventh Baronet, by his wife Maria Copley, daughter 
 the late R. Herries Young of Auchenskreugh, in tl 
 county of Dumfries. Clubs — Carlton, Marlboroughj 
 Naval and Military. Armorial bearings— He bears fo 
 Arms : Azure, three quatrefoils argent ; and for his 
 out of a ducal coronet or, a bear's head proper. Marrie 
 1882, Ethel Gwendoline, daughter of the laie Georj 
 Moffatt, Esquire, Member of Parliament, of Goodric 
 Court, in the county of Hertford. Residences — i Grosveno 
 Square, W. ; Villa Flora, Camies. 
 
 Sir EDGAR VINCENT. Knight Commander of tli 
 Most Distinguished Order of Samt Michael and Sain 
 George. Born August 19, 1857, being the son of tb 
 Reverend Sir Frederick Vincent, eleventh Baronet, by " 
 second wife Maria Copley, daughter of the late RoLe 
 Herries Young of Auchenskrugh, in the county of Dur 
 fries. Clubs — Carlton, St. James's. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Azure, three quatrefoils argent, th 
 escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon of the Mc 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint GeorgeJ 
 and pendent below his badge as a Knight Commander 
 that Order, and impaling upon a second escutcheon tt 
 arms of Duncombe, namely, i^er chevron engrailed gule 
 and argent, three talbots' heads erased counierchanged 
 Upon the escutcheons is placed a helmet befitting bu 
 degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for hid 
 Crest, out of a ducal coronet or. a bear's head profjerj 
 with the Mottoes, " Vincenti dabitur," and " Non nil 
 vincenti." Married, 1890, Helen Venetia, common 
 known as Lady Helen Venetia, daughter of the Righ 
 Honourable the first Earl of Feversham. Residence — Esh 
 Place, Esher. 
 
 JOHN VINCENT. Esq., late Capt. 76ih Foot. Bo 
 June 15, 1830, being the second son of the Kate Willian 
 Read Vincent. Esq., Capt. 3rd West York Militia, by T " 
 wife Sarah, dau. and coheir of John Clarke of Boston Lodg 
 Armorial bearings -Azure, tliree cinquefoils argent, and) 
 bordure or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Out of i 
 ducal coronet or, a griffin's head gules, charged with 
 trefoil or. Motto — "Vincent qui se vincent." Marr' 
 1862, Ann, dan. of Rev. James Linton of Hemingfod 
 House, CO. Huntingdon ; and has /wwe — (i) William Hen 
 Hutchinson Vincent, Gentleman, b. April 28, 1863 ; {i 
 Thomas Montngu Vincent, Gentleman ; (3) Charles Vid 
 cent. Gentleman ; Ada Cecile ; and Alice Mary. Re. ' 
 dence — 
 
 SJOHN MATSON VINCENT, Esquire, late Cap 
 3rd Batt. York and Lane. Regt., J. P. for We 
 Riding of Yorkshire. Born 1849. being the eldest son 
 the late John Read Vincent, Esq., Major 4th Foot, by I 
 wife Lucy, dau. of Robert Longson of Longstone, Dert 
 shire. Livery — Blue, with white facings, itjmorial bea 
 ing^S — Azure, three cinquefoils argent within a Iwrdure 
 Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head gule 
 charged on the neck with a trefoil slipped of the firs 
 Motto — "Vincent qui se Vincent." Married, 1891, Ethe 
 second dau. of the late Rev. C. Duberly of Wolsinj 
 ham, CO. Durham ; and has Issue — John Exham Vincen| 
 Gentleni.-m, b, 1893. ^^'^^ — Hemsworth, I^ne Ends, ne 
 Wakefield. 
 
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 WILLIAM CLARKE VINCENT, Gentleman. Bom 
 December 11, 1828, being the eldest son of Willian Read 
 Vincent, Captain 3rd West York Militia, by his wife Sarah, 
 eldest daughter and co-heir of John Clarke of Boston 
 Lodge and Wakefield. /,«'?;/— Blue and silver. Armo- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Anns— Azure, three cinque- 
 foils argent, a bordure or. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet 
 or, a griffin's head gules, charged on the neck with a trefoil 
 
 George Malise Avenel Vipont, Gentleman, b. Feb. 21, 1903 ; 
 Olga Florence Gladys Vipont ; Helena Frances Cliarteris 
 
 Avenel ; and Ermyntrude Rose Muriel Soulis Morville. 
 Postal address — Lilliehill House, Townhill, Dunfermline. 
 
 slipped gold; with the MottO, "Vincent qui se vincent." 
 Estates— ^os\.on Lodge, and various places in the West 
 Riding of the county of York. Postal address— Boslon 
 Lodge, Boston Spa, Yorkshire. 
 
 VINER, see ELLIS- VINER. 
 
 VIPONT, quartered by WISE. 
 
 TfiE Rev. DAVID AVENEL VIPONT, Clergyman of 
 the Church of Scotlmd. Dorji March 5, 1864, bging the 
 only son and surviving child of the late Rev. Andrew 
 Anderson, Free Church clergyman at Cowdenbeath, co. 
 Fife, and Eliza Vipont, only surviving daughter and child 
 of Thomas Whyte, cotton merchant, Glasgow, and 
 assumed the surname of Vipont in lieu of Anderson in 
 1899, with authority of Lyon King of Arms. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a saltire engrailed 
 sable between a lion rampant in chief and two crescents in 
 flanks gules (for Anderson) ; 2 and 3, gules, three mascles 
 interlaced between as many quatrefoils or (for Whyte). 
 Mantlings sable, doubled argent, and gules, doubled or. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of his liveries, on the dexter side, 
 a thistle slipped proper, with the Motto, in an escroll above, 
 " Per aspera ad alta ; " 2. on a wreath of his liveries, on the 
 sinister side, a demi-eagle displayed gules, charged on the 
 breast with a mascle or (for Whyte), with the Motto on the 
 escroll, " Vinculis fortior." Married, April 21, 1897. Jane 
 Florence Clark, only surviving child of Rev. George Mackay, 
 M.A., Minister of Presbyterian Church, Whitehaven, co. 
 Cumberland; and has Issue— (i) Roland Seaward Alan 
 Avenel Vipont, Gentleman, b. Feb. 21, 1903 ; (2) Francis 
 
 SSiR ARTHUR PENDARVES VIVIAN, K.C.B., 
 D.L. and J. P. co. Glamorgan, J. P. co. Cornwall 
 (Sheriff 1889), Deputy- Warden of the Stannaries, Hon. Col. 
 2nd Vol. Batt. Welsh Regt. from 1895, ^^^ tJol. 1872-95, 
 appointed to command of S. Wales Vol. Brigade since 
 1895, M.P. for West Cornwall 1868-1885. Born June 4, 
 1834, being the son of John Henry Vivian, Esq., of Single- 
 ton, CO. Glamorgan, Major Royal Stannary Artillery, 
 J. P. and D.L. , by his wife Sarah, eldest dau. of Arthur 
 Jones, late of The Priory, Reigate, and formerly of 
 Caervallack, co. Flint. Armorial bearings — Or, on a 
 chevron azure, between three lions' heads erased proper, 
 as many annulets of the field, on a chief embattled gules, 
 a wreath of oak of the first between two martlets argent, 
 and impaling the arms of Dalrymple, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, or on a saltire azure, nine lozenges of the field (for 
 Dalrymple) ; 2 and 3 or, a chevron chequy sable and argent 
 between three water-bougets of the second (for Ross). 
 Mantling azure and or; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased proper, charged 
 with two bezants paleways, and gorged with a collar gules, 
 thereon three annulets or, with a chain of the last ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, issuant from a bridge of one arch 
 embattled, and at each end a tower proper, a demi-hussar 
 of his Majesty's i8th Regiment of Dragoons habited, armed, 
 and accoutred, holding in his dexter hand a sabre all pro- 
 per, and in his sinister a pennon flying to the sinister gules ; 
 with the Motto, ' ' Vive revicturus. " Married, firstly, March 
 4, 1867, Augusta Emily, commonly known as Lady Augusta 
 Emily, eldest daughter of the Right Honourable Sir Edwin 
 Wyndiiam-Quin, third Earl of Dunraven, Knight of the 
 Most Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick ; and by her (who 
 died February 11, 1877) has surv. Issue— G^raXA William 
 Vivian, Esq., J. P. co. Glamorgan, I^ieutenant K. N. , b. 
 June 10, 1869 ; Caroline Mabel ; and Clarice Gertrude. He 
 married secondly, March 10, 1880, Lady Jane Georgiana, 
 
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 daughter of the RiKht Honourable the tenth Earl of Stair, 
 and by her has — Edith Evelyn ; nnd Lilian Ursula. Postal 
 aJJrtsstt — aj Buckingham Gate, S.W. ; Bosahan, St. 
 Martin, R.S.O.. Cornwall duds — Brooks's, Travellers', 
 Royal Yacht Squadron. 
 
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 dexter per fesse argent and gules, the sinister per fesse gule 
 and argent ; with the Motto, " Spes mca in Deo." Afarrie 
 Eleanor Beatrice, «/? Thomson ; and has Issue — (i) Edg 
 Walter Thomson von Stieglitz, Gentleman, bornFebr 
 
 VIVIAN, fonnerlyofPencalenick(R.L., i8ao). Erminois, 
 on a chfXTon sable, between three lion's heads erased 
 purpure, as many plates, a chief engrailed gules, thereon 
 three martlets or. Mantling sable and or. CrMt— On a 
 wreath of the colours, between two roses gules, slipped vert, 
 a dexter cubit arm, vested aiure, charged with five plates in 
 saltire, cufTarpfnt, the hand proper, grasping an anchor m 
 fesse. the fluke towards the dexter. Mottoes — " Non 
 rolwre sed sne," " Vive ut vivas." 
 
 Son of John Vivian of Pencalenick, Cornwall : — 
 
 Rev. Francis Henry Vivian, M.A. (Cantab.), S. 1828; 
 m. i860, Margaret, d. of William Charles Henry of Haffield, 
 I^dbury ; and has issue— Herbert Vivian, Gentleman, 
 M..\. (Cantab.). (/?w.— The Pleasaunce, Woking), ^. 3 April 
 1865 [m. 1897, Olive, d. of Frederick Walton of Cwmlle- 
 ctwdiog, Montgomeryshire] ; and Margaret Cordelia, . A'«. 
 — Chinewood, Bournemouth Ekist. 
 
 VON HERKOMER (31 Oct. 1899; Heralds' Office. 
 Munich). Von Gold and Roth schraglinks geteilt ; ol)en 
 Ewei ^ekreuzte schwarze Meissel dariiber ein Schlagel unten 
 eine silberne Malerpalette mil drei durch dieselbe gesteckte, 
 aufrecht stehende Pinsel. Auf dem gekronten Turnierhelm 
 ein offener adlerflug, der rechte Fliigel von Gold and 
 Schwarz schragrechts, der linke Fliigel von Roth and Gold 
 schraglinks getdeilt ; zwischen den Fliigeln eine nattirliche 
 Hand aus schwarzem, goldgesiiumten Aermel, der Zeige- 
 finger und der Daumen nach oben, die iibrigen Finger 
 eingebogen. Helmdecken rechts schwarz golden, links 
 roth-golden. Unten ein Spruchband mit der Devise " Pro- 
 priis Alis." [Per bend or and gules, in chief two sculptor's 
 chisels in saltire sable, in base a sculptor's mallet of the 
 last surmounted by a painter's palette sable, through which 
 are placed three brushes in bend sinister. Mantling — Dexter 
 side, or and sable ; sinister side, gules and sable. Crest — 
 Out of a coronet between two eagle's wings displayed, the 
 dexter per bend or and sable, the sinister per bend sinister 
 gules and or. a cubit arm proper, habited sable, decorated 
 with gold, the thumb and first finger raised, the other 
 fingers closed. Motto — " Propriis alis."] 
 
 Only son of Lorenz Herkonier, d. 1888, by his wife 
 
 Josephine Niggl : — 
 Hubert von Herkomer, Esq., C.V.O. (1901). R.A. (1890). 
 Officer of the Legion of Honour, foreign Knight of 
 Prussian Order pour le M6rite; Ritter Kreuz des Kgl. 
 Verdienst-Ordens (1899), i. 1849; m. ist, 1874, Anna. 
 (d. 1883). d. of Albert Weise of Berlin ; 2nd, Lulu (d. 1885), 
 d. of T. Griffiths of Ruthin, N. Wales; 3rd, Margaret, 
 another d. of T. Griffiths of Ruthin ; and has issue — 
 (1) Siegfried Hubert, d. 1874; (2) Lorenz Hans, 6. 1889; 
 Elsa; and Gwenddydd. J?es. — Lululaund, Bushey, Herts; 
 Mutterturm. Landsberg-am-Lech, Bavaria. C/uds — 
 Athenaeum, Arts, Burlington Fine Arts. 
 
 EDGAR BOYNE VON STIEGLITZ, Gentleman, of 
 Wambo, Brisbane, Queensland. Born July 1. 1846. being the 
 second son ot Francis Walter von Stieglitz. Esquire, of lona, 
 Stewart Street. Launceston. Tasmania. Justice of the Peace, 
 by his wife Anne («<fe Ransom), of Tasmania. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Per pale or and argent, in 
 the dexter a bird proper standing on a branch of thistle 
 issuing out of the sinister base vert, in the sinister on a 
 triple mount in base of the last an eagle displayed re- 
 gardant gules, ducally crowned, armed and beaked of the 
 first, holding in the beak a sprig of three thistles azure ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 ducal coronet or. an arm in armour embowed, the hand 
 grasping a sword all proper between two wings expanded, the 
 
 19. 1882; (3) Francis Lewis Altmor von Stieglitz. GentlemanJ 
 born September 10. 1883 ; (3) Leslie Oscar von StieglitiJ 
 Gentleman, born March 16. 1887; and Constance Bura 
 Beatrice. Postal address — Wambo, Brisbane, Queer 
 land. 
 
 JOHN HENRY WALCOT VOWLER-SIMCOI 
 Gentleman ; assumed by Royal Licence the additiona 
 surname and arms of Simcoe 1899. Born Jan. 24, 1851 
 being the eldest son of the late John Nicholson Vowler 1 
 Parnacott, co. Devon, by his wife Mary Northcote. secor 
 dau. and in her issue a coheir of the late Rev. Henr 
 Addington Simcoe of Penheale Manor, co. Cornwall, 
 Wolford Lodge, co. Devon, and of Old Court, co. Her 
 ford, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxon., Vicar of Eglo 
 kerry with Tremaine, co. Cornwall. Livery — Blue, whiti 
 collar and cuffs. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 
 azure, a fesse wavy ermine between two stars of twelv 
 points in chief and a cannon fesseways in base or (fa 
 Simcoe) ; 2 and 3, per chevron gules and sable, three crosi 
 crosslets chevronways between as many crescents all argeni 
 (for Vowler). Mantling azure and argent. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, out of a naval crown or, a demi| 
 sea-lion proper, holding in his forefin a dagger erect argent 
 pommel and hilt gold, and on his shoulder a rose gule^ 
 barbed and seeded proper (for Simcoe) ; 2. on a wreath > 
 the colours, issuant from the battlements of a tower argen^ 
 a demi-lion gules, holding in the dexter paw a cross cros 
 let. and resting the sinister on a decrescent, both als 
 argent (for Vowler). Motto — "Non sibi sed patriae.' 
 Estates — Penheale Manor, co. Cornwall ; Parnacott, co 
 Devon. Seat — Penheale, Egloskerry, Cornwall. 
 
 VYSE, see HOWARD- VYSE. 
 
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 JOHN WADDINGHAM, Esq., M.A. of Oriel Coll., 
 Oxford, J. P. CO. Gloucester. Born Dec. 21, 1838, being 
 the eldest son of the late John Waddingham, Esq., of 
 Guyting Grange and Hafod, J. P. cos. Gloucester and 
 Cardigan, High Sheriff i86i, by his wife Margaret, dau. 
 of James Wilkinson. Clu6 — New University. Armorial 
 bearings (c. 1860-1865) — Azure, a fesse between in chief 
 two stags' attires, and in base an unicorn passant argent. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert, a stag's head caboshed proper, 
 between the attires a rose argent, barbed and seeded also 
 proper. Motto — "Prospicio." Married, 1883, Emma 
 Octavia, dau. of Michael Belcher. Seat — Guyting Grange, 
 Lower Guyting, Cheltenham, co. Gloucester. 
 
 S THOMAS JAMES WADDINGHAM, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. Bom Feb. 27, 1840, being the second son 
 of John Waddingham, by his wife Margaret Wilkinson, 
 dau. of James Wilkinson. Livery — Blue with white piping, 
 silver buttons with stag's head caboshed and rose between 
 horns. Armorial bearing^ [e. 1860-1865)— Azure, a fesse 
 
 WADDINGTON. Quarterly, i. argent, on a fesse sable 
 between three fleurs-de-lis azure, a lion passant or (Wad- 
 dington, 11 Dec. r788) ; 2. argent, a cinquefoil azure, on a 
 chief gules two crosses flory vair (Ferrand, Vns. Yorks.); 
 3. argent, a chevron azure between three fountains (Sykes, 
 II Dec. 1788); 4. or, on a chevron sable between three 
 stag's heads erased proper, an acorn slipped and leaved 
 (Rigmaiden, 11 Dec. 1788). Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed 
 proper, holding a battle-axe in bend, the handle or, the 
 blade argent, charged with a fleur-de-lis as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Redde suura cuique." Livery — Dove colour, 
 light blue facings. 
 
 Son of Major-Gen, Charles Waddington, C.B. , b. 1795 ; 
 d. 1858 ; m. \^'2'z, Anne Rebecca, d. of John Pinchard : — 
 
 Horace Waddington, Gentleman, Oxon. , Barrister-at-Law, 
 late one of H.M. Inspectors of Schools, b. 26 Jan. 1834 ; m. 
 1st, 1863, Adelaide Mary (rf. 1896), d. of late David Thomas, 
 Esq., J. P., of PwUywrach, Glamorgan ; 2nd, 1899, Emily, 
 d. of late Frederick North ; and has surv. issue — (i) Horace 
 Penderel Waddington, Gentleman, b. 1865; (2) Evelyn 
 de Burgh Waddington, Gentleman, b. 1869 ; Millicent 
 Valentine \m. 1899, E. E. Fletcher, Barrister-at-Law] ; 
 and Mildred Ferrand. Res. — Roseneath, Godalming. 
 
 between in chief two stags' attires, and in base an unicorn 
 passant argent, impaling the arms of Davies, namely, quar- 
 terly or and gules, a dragon rampant counterchanged, 
 holding in its dexter claw a spear proper. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a stag's head caboshed proper, between the 
 attires a rose argent, barbed and seeded also proper. 
 Motto — " Prospicio." Married^ Dec. 13, 1893, Sarah, 
 dau. of James Davies, Esq., J. P. and D.L. Seat — Hafod, 
 near Aberystwyth. Club — New University. 
 
 WADDINGTON, quartered by RAMSDEN and 
 TEMPEST. 
 
 SJOHN WADDINGTON, Esquire, one of H.M. Lieuts. 
 for City of London, J. P. cos. Sussex and Yorks. Bom 
 April 5, 1855, being the second son of John Waddington of 
 Clarendon House, Leeds (son of Richard Waddington, Balksi 
 House, Wortley, near Leeds), by his wife Mary Anne, dau. 
 of William Sugden of Bradford, Yorks. Livery — Light 
 drab and red facings. Armorial bearings — Per pale 
 
 argent and gules, a fesse between two fleurs-de-lis in chief, 
 and a battle-axe fesseways in base, blade upwards, and 
 head to the sinister all counterchanged. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a dexter 
 arm embowed, holding in the hand a tilting-spear in bend, 
 
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 and a battle-axe in bend sinister, all proper, the hand sur- 
 mounted bv a fleur-de-lis gules. HottO — " Pro recto 
 semper." Afarried, Oct. 29, 1879, Evaline, dau. of George 
 Shenton of Perth, Western Australia, anti sister of Sir George 
 Shenton; and has IssHe—(i) Albert Edward John Wad- 
 dington, Gentleman, b. Nov. 9, 1883 ; Ida Annie ; and 
 Gladys Victoria. Rtsidtnces — Ely Grange, Frant, co. 
 Sussex ; Waddington Old Hall, co. York. 67«*.f— Sports, 
 Autmubile, Tunbridgc Wells Club (Tunbridge Wells) ; 
 Devonshire (Eastbourne), Union (Brighton), Lewes and 
 County ( l^wes). 
 
 RICHARD ANDERSON WADDY, Esquire. Bom 
 1844, being the eldest son of Gen. Sir Richard Waddy, 
 K.C.D. , of Clougheast Castle, by his wife Anne Elizabeth, 
 dau. of the late W. Cordeaux. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, a bend between a crescent in chief, and a mullet in 
 base gules. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a naked arm embowed projjer, 
 grasping a sword argent, pommelled and hilled or. MottO 
 — "Ob ducem ob patriam." Manied, 1870, Elizabeth, 
 dau. of J. E. Stacy, M.D., F.R.C.S.L. ; and has Issue — 
 (ij Rev. Percival Stacy Waddy, b. 1875; (2) Edgar Lloyd 
 Waddy, Gentleman ; (3) Ernest Frederick Waddy, Gentle- 
 man ; (4) Richard Granville Waddy, Gentleman ; Florence 
 May ; and Catherine Ann Cordeaux. Seats — Morpeth, N.S. 
 Wales ; Clougheast Castle, co. Wexford. Residence — 
 Morpeth, N.S. Wales. 
 
 His Honour Judge SAMUEL DANKS WADDY, 
 Barrister Inner Temple 1858, a Q.C. Feb. 1874, a Bencher 
 Dec. 1877, Reader and Master of the Library 1895, and 
 Treasurer 1896, M.P. for Barnstaple 1874-79, for Edin- 
 burgh City 1882-85 ; appointed Recorder of Sheffield 1894, 
 and a Judge of tlie County Courts 1896. Born June 27, 
 1830, being the son of the late Rev. Samuel D. Waddy, 
 D.D., formerly Principal of Wesley College, Sheffield. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale gules and arg-ent, a bend 
 wavy between a mullet of five points pierced in chief, and 
 a crescent in base all counterchanged. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm 
 embowed, habited argent, charged with three bars wavy 
 gules, holding in the hand a sword f>oint downwards proper, 
 all between two mullets pierced gules. Motto — " Sequor 
 ut ducam." Married, i860, Emma, who d. 18^8, dau. of 
 the late S. A. Garbuit of Hull. Residence ~ZC\^x&mon^, 
 Sheffield. C/«^j— National Liberal, Sheffield Club (Shef- 
 field). 
 
 WADE (U.O.). Azure, on asaltire between four escallops 
 or, a dragon's head erased gules, gorged with a bar gemel 
 argent. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping 
 a sword all proper, the arm charged with an escallop gules. 
 Motto — " Pro fide et patria." 
 Son of :— 
 
 Surgeon-General Frederick William Wade, L.R.C.S.I., 
 b. . Res 
 
 S HAMLET DALTON WADE-DALTON, Esquire, 
 Patron of the Living, and Lord of the Manor of Haiix- 
 Well, J. P. (1894) N.R. Yorks, Lt.-Col. Middlesex Regt, on 
 retired pay, son of the late Colonel Hamlet C. Wade- 
 Dalton jwho assumed by Royal Licence the additional sur- 
 name of Dalton in pursuance of the testamentary injunction 
 of his wife's aunt. Miss Anne Gale of Hauxwell Hall), by his 
 wife Mary, eldest dau. of Colonel Foster Lechmere Coore 
 of Scruton, co. York, and granddaughter of Francis Dalton, 
 Esq. Armorial bearingrs— Quarterly i and 4, azure, crustily 
 or, a lion rampant guardant argent, a chief nebuly of four of 
 the last and sable, and for distinction a canton ermine (for 
 Dalton) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a satire indented between four 
 escallops or, an escallop of the field, a canton of the second, 
 charged with a mullet of six points pierced of the first (for 
 Wade). Mantling— azure and or. Crests — i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a dragon's head couf>ed vert, wings elevated 
 or, gorged with a collar nebuly gold, and charged on the neck 
 for distinction with a cross crosslet argent ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour proper, gar- 
 nished or, holding in the gauntlet a sword also proper. 
 
 pommel and hilt gold, and pendent from the gauntlet by 
 a chain also gold, an escutcheon azure, charged with an 
 escallop also or. 6Va/ -Hauxwell Hall, Fingall R.S.O. , 
 N.R. Yorks. C/ub —Army and Navy. 
 
 CHARLES ROBERT WADE-GERY, Esq., J. P. co. 
 Beds., M.A. Cambs. Born Sept. 1838, being the eldest 
 son of the Rev. Robert Wade-Gery, Rector of Colniwortli, 
 CO. Bedford, by his wife Harriet, dau. of William Day of 
 St. Neot's, CO. Huntingdon. Clubs — New Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. Livery — Brown coat turned up with yellow, waist- 
 coat black and yellow vertical stripxss. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : (Quarterly 1 and 4, gules two bars 
 argent, each charged with three mascles of the field, on 
 a canton or, a leopard's face azure (for Gery) ; 2 and 3 
 ermine, a saltire argent charged with a battle-axe sable 
 Ijetween four escallops or (lor Wade). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet liefitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath ( 
 the colours, an antelope's head erased quarterly argent an 
 sable, charged with four mascles counterchanged (for Gerj' 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a rhir 
 ceros proper, charged with a battle-axe sable (for Wadel 
 
 Married, May 23, 1871, Emily, only daughter of Jan 
 Hayes, Esquire, Major in 5th Dragoon Guards ; and ha 
 Issue — (i) Charles Hugh Wade-Gery, Gentleman, born " 
 tember 5, and died October 18, 1872 ; (2) Robert Tov 
 end Wade-Gery, Gentleman, born December 4, 
 Sydney Florence ; Hester Beatrice ; Brenda Katharine ; an _ 
 Fanny Cecil. Property ^X Colmworth and Wootton, in the 
 county of liedford ; and at Great Staughton, St. Neot's, 
 and Kimbolton, in the county of Huntingdon. Postal 
 addresses — Wornditch Hall, Kimbolton, St. Neot's, Hunts. 
 
 WILLIAM HUGH WADE-GERY, Gentleman. Born 
 1832, being the eldest son of the late William Hugh Wade- 
 Gerry, Esq., J. P., of Bushmead Priory, by his wife Anne 
 Beckingham, eldest dau. of the late John Milnes. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, gules, two bars argent, each 
 charged with three mascles of the field, on a canton or, a 
 leopard's face azure (for Gery) ; 2 and 3, ermine, a saltire 
 argent, charged with a battle-axe sable between four escal- 
 lops or (for Wade) ; upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a Mantling, gules and argent, and 
 for his Crests — 1. Upon a wreath of the colours, an ante- 
 lope's head erased quarterly argent and sable, charged with 
 four mascles counterchanged (for Gery) ; 2. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a rhinceros proper, charged 
 
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 with a battle-axe sable (for Wade). Married, 1862, 
 Rebecca, dau. of the late John Hardwicke ; and has with 
 other /«//<; — Richard Wadc-Gery, Gentleman, 6. 1865 [«/., 
 1894, Margaret Hogarth, younger dau. of John Morrison, 
 and has a dau. , Hester Margaret]. 
 
 FAIRFAX BLOMFIFLD WADE-PALMER, Esquire, 
 J. P. CO. Berks, F. R.I.B.A. Born July 16, 1851, being the 
 fifth son of Rev. Nugent Wade, late Rector of St. Anne's, 
 Soho, and Canon of Bristol, by his wife Louisa, dau. of 
 Charles Fenwick, late British Consul-General at Elsinore ; 
 assumed the additional surname and arms of Palmer 
 by Royal Licence dated 1900. Armorial bearings 
 
 guardant between two roses gules. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon the 
 battlements of a tower, a stork holding in the dexter claw 
 a stone as in the arms, gorged with a chain reflexed over 
 the back sable. 
 
 Son of Julius Leonard Waechter of Stettin : — 
 Sir Max Leonard Waechter, Knight Bachelor (1902), J. P., 
 D,L. (High Sheriff co. Surrey 1902), i. 1837; m. 1873, 
 Harriet Shallcrass, d. of late Thomas Cave, Esq., J. P., 
 M.P., of Queensberry House, Richmond, Surrey, /^es. — 
 The Terrace House, Richmond, Surrey. 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK WAHL, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Lozengy paly bendy argent and azure, 
 on a chief sable, two horses stiitant respecting each other 
 of the first. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a horse argent, on the body a lozenge 
 azure, supporting with the dexter foreleg an escocheon also 
 argent, charged with a wyvern wings elevated and addorsed 
 vert. Motto — " Vincit Veritas." Residence — " Lorely," 
 119 Broadhurst Gardens, Hampstead, London, N.W. 
 
 WAILESFAIRBAIRN (R.L., 1901). Quarterly, i and 
 4, argent, on a chevron between three boar's heads couped 
 gules, three bezants (Fairnbairn, 1839); 2 and 3, per fesse 
 gules and sable, a stork argent, in chief three s-purs rowels 
 up, leathered or (for Wailes). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of his liveries, a dexter cubit arm 
 holding in the hand the worm of a lever-screw in bend all 
 proper (Fairbairn) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, two 
 spurs interlaced rowels upwards and leathered or, between 
 as many wings proper, each charged with a quatrefoil 
 azure. Motto — ' ' Ne cede arduis. " Livery — Dark chocolate, 
 red facings. 
 
 Son of William Wailes of Leath, formerly of Leeds ; b. 
 
 1829 ; Tit. 1859, Ehzabeth Yorstoun, eld. d. of Sir Peter 
 
 Fairbairn of Leeds : — 
 William Fairbairn Wailes-Fairbairn , Gentleman, M.A. 
 (Cantab.), 2nd Lieut, Derbysh. Imp. Yeo., b. 1861 ; m. 1892, 
 Katherine Lilian, d. of George Alderson Smith of Wheat- 
 croft Cliff, Scarborough ; and has issue - (i) Neville William 
 Wailes-Fairbairn, Gentleman, b. 1892; Dorothy Lilian; 
 and Hilda Lorna. Seat — Askham Grange, York. Clubs — 
 Boodle's, Devonshire. 
 
 WAKE, quartered by DU MOULIN-BROWNE. 
 
 Quarterly i and 4, azure, a talbot's head erased argent, in 
 chief two mullets or, all within a bordure counter-compony 
 of the third and first, and (for distinction) in the centre chief 
 point a cross crosslet or (for Palmer) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a 
 saltire between four escallops or, a dragon's head erased 
 gules, gorged with a bar gemel argent (for Wade), and upon 
 an escutcheon of pretence quarterly i and 4, the arms of 
 Palmer as above but without the mark of distinction ; 2 and 
 3, sable, on a fesse or, between two owls in chief and a 
 cross crosslet in base of the last, an owl between two cross 
 crosslets of the first all within a bordure ermine (for Pym). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, three mullets fesseways azure in front of a 
 talbot's head erased argent, charged on the neck (for 
 distinction) with a cross crosslet also azure (for Palmer) ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, an arm in armour embowed, 
 the hand grasping a sword all proper, the arm charged 
 with an escallop gules (for Wade). Motto — " Pro Deo et 
 Rege." Married, Dec. 4, 1877, Harriet Ruth, elder dau. 
 and coheir of the late Robert Ruthven Pym, Esq., of Devon- 
 shire Place, London, J. P. and D.L. co. of Middlesex and 
 J. P. CO. of Berks (fifth son of Francis Pym of the Hasells, 
 Beds. , by his wife Lady Jane Leslie Melville) ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Robert Reginald Fairfax Wade- Palmer, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 14, 1878; (2) Aubrey Nugent Wade-Palmer, 
 Gentleman, b. May 24, 1882. Seat -Holme Park, Sonning, 
 CO. Berks. 
 
 WADHAM, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 WAECHTER (H. Coll.). Azure, issuant from the base 
 the battlements of a tower proper, thereon a stork close 
 argent, holding in the dexter claw a stone proper, on a 
 chief in arch per pale or and of the third, a lion statant 
 
 His Honour Judge JOHN WAKELY, M.A., K.C., 
 Bencher (King's Inn, Dublin), J. P. for King's Co. Born 
 
 Sept. 30, 1861, being the eldest son of the late John 
 Wakely, late of Ballyburly, Edenberry, King's Co., Esq., 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 M.A.. J. P. and D.L.. *. i8ao; d. 1896; m. 1853. Mary 
 Catherine, daa of the Rev. Richard ( Jeorge, Rector of Kents- 
 town, ca Mealh. C/wA— University (Dublin). Livery— 
 Dark blue. Armorial bMurlngs (U.O., 1637)— Gules, a 
 chevron between thnv cross crossli-ts .irgent, on a chief of 
 the second, a staff's head cal»oshed of the first. Marritd, 
 
 July 31, 1888, Rebecca I^w Monl&errat, eldest dau. of the 
 lev. Morgan Jellett, LL.D., Rector of St. Peter's and 
 Canon of Christ Church Cathetiral. Dublin ; and has Isiut 
 —Nina Catherine ; Ruby Clare jelU-lt ; Olive Ivan Mont- 
 serrat. ^j/a/r—Ballyburly. King's Co. Postal addresses — 
 B.tllyb«irly, Edenderry, King's Co. Club University 
 (Dublin). 
 
 H KDWARD MALTBY WAKEMAN. Esquire, J.P. 
 
 w for CO. Salop, Major anil Honorary Lieut. -Col, 
 3rd Battalion the King's Shropshire Light Infantry. 
 Bom November 19, 1846, being the third son of the 
 Reverend Edward Ward Wakeman, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 by his wife Louisa, second daughter of Allan Thompson of 
 Cheltenham. Club — United University. Livery — Green 
 and white striped waistcoat, green coat, drab overcoat with 
 green velvet collar. Armoilal bearln^^ — He bears fur 
 Amu : Paly wavy of six vert and argent, a saltire engrailed 
 ermine, and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 between two palm branches projjcr, a lion's head erased 
 argent, emitting flames, gorged with a collar engrailed and 
 cotised vert, thereon three ermine spots or ; with the Motto, 
 " Nee temere nee timide." Married, June 16, 1874, Edith 
 Mary, elder daughter of Phillips Buchanan, Esquire, of 
 Hales Hall, Market Drayton, Justice of the Peace for the 
 counties of Salop and Stafford ; and has Issue — Gladys 
 Louisa, only surviving child. Estate and postal address — 
 Coton Hall, Bridgnorth. 
 
 M Sir OFFLEY WAKEMAN, 3rd Baronet, of Perdis- 
 © well, CO. Worcs. , M.A., D.L. Born Nov. 15, 1850, 
 being the son of Sir Offley Penbury Wakeman, the 2nd 
 
 green plush breeches. Armorial bearings— Paly wavy of six 
 vert and argent, a saltire engrailed ermine, impaling the 
 arms of Rouse- Ik>UKhton, namely, quarterly i and 4, sable 
 two bars engrailed argent (for Rouse) ; 2. argent, on a 
 chevron, Iwlween three trefoils slipDed sable, as many bucks' 
 heads calK)shed or, on a chief gules, a goat passant of the 
 field (for IV)ughton of I.,onghton) ; 3. sable, three crescents 
 or (for Boughton). Upon the escutcheon, which is charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet 
 iKfiiting his degree, with a mantling vert and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, between two 
 palm branches proper, a lion's head erased argent, vomiting 
 flames, gorged with a collar engrailed and cotised vert, and 
 charged with three ermines pots or. Mottoes — ' ' Nee temere 
 
 nee timidf, Pout sans faillir et sans lucre." Married, 
 
 January 29, 1885, Catherine Mary, daughter of Sir Charles 
 Henry Rouse- Itoughton, eleventh Baronet, of I^wford Hall ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Offley Wakeman, Esquire, born October 
 19, 1887 ; (2) Edward Offley Rouse Wakeman, Esquire, bom 
 January 15, 1889. Seats — Yeaton-Peverey, Shrewsbury ; 
 Rorrington Lodge, Chirbury, in the county of Salop. 
 
 S CHARLES THOMAS WALCOT, Gentleman, Com- 
 missariat Staff, ^orn Nov. 1821, being the second son 
 of the late Rev. Charles Walcot, J. P., Rector and Patron 
 of Bitterley, by his first wife Anne, eldest dau. of Major 
 William Walcot of The Moor, near Ludlow. Armorial 
 bearlnjfs— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron between 
 three chess rooks sable ; 2 and 3, argent, on a cross flory 
 gules, five fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, a buffalo's head erased 
 argent, ducally gorged gold. Motto — " Nullius in verba 
 magistri.'' Married, Dec. 15, 1847, Fanny, eldest dau. of the 
 Rev. Agar Adamson, D.D., Chaplain of the Hon. the Legis- 
 lative Council of Canada ; and has Issue— (\) Henry Talbot 
 Walcot, Gentleman, b. Oct. 28, 1848 \in.. Dec. 10, 1877, 
 Florence Margaret, sixth dau. of James Foster Bradshaw of 
 Quebec, Canada ; and has issue, Basil Walcot, Gentleman, 
 and Margery Kate] ; (2) Charles William Agar Walcot, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 9, 1858 ; Constance Isabel Ann ; Edith 
 Maud Mary ; and Sarah. Residence — 
 
 Bart., by his wife, the only dau. of Thomas Adlington of 
 Bradenham, co. Norfolk ; succeeded his father in 1858, 
 under the creation of Feb. 20, 1828. Livery — White coat 
 with green facings and cufis, silver lace and buttons, and 
 
 OWEN CHARLES BAMFYLDE WALCOT, Esquire, 
 J.P. CO. Salop, Capt. 4th Batt. (Mil.) Worcestershire 
 Regt. , Patron of Bitterley. Born 1846, being the eldest son 
 of the late Rev. John Walcot, B.A., of Bitterley Court, 
 Rector and Patron of Bitterley, by his first wife Mary Sophia 
 Bamfylde Foster, second dau. of Sir Thomas Philipps, Bart. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, a chevron 
 between three chess-rooks sable ; 2 and 3, argent, on a cross 
 flory gules, five fleurs-de-lis or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, a buffalo's head erased 
 argent, ducally gorged gold. MottO — "Nullius in verba 
 magistri." Married, Dec. 14, 1869, Charlotte Mary, second 
 dau. of J. O. Halliwell-Phillipps, F.R.S., and grand-dau. 
 of Sir Thomas Phillipps, B.irt., of Middlehilll 5fa^— Bit- 
 terley Court, near Ludlow, Salop. Jiesiaence—Mytton 
 House, near Shrewsbury. 
 
 WALDECHEF. quartered by HUSSEY. 
 WALDO, quartered by SIBTHORP. 
 
 WALDO, see MEADE- WALDO. 
 
 WALERAN, quartered by FLOYER. 
 
 His Royal Highness Prince GEORGE FREDE- 
 RICK ERNEST ALBERT, PRINCE OF WALES 
 (Nov. 9, 1901), Duke of Cornwall (1337), in the Peer- 
 age of England, Duke of York, Earl of Inverness, and 
 Baron Killarney, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom 
 (May 24, 1892), Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick, 
 Baron of Renfrew, Lord of the Isles and Great Steward 
 of Scotland (by Act of the Scottish Parliament 1469), 
 
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 K.G., K.T.. K.P., G.C.V.O., G.C.M.G., Knight of the 
 Order of the Black Eagle of Prussia, St. Andrew of 
 Russia, Golden Fleece of Spain, Imperial Turkish Order 
 of the Osmani^, the Annunciation of Italy, the Ele- 
 phant of Denmark, and Maha Chakri of Siam, Admiral 
 Royal Navy, Capt. ist Prussian Dragoon Guards, Hon. 
 Col. 3rd liatt. West Yorkshire Regt., 3rd Middlesex Rifle 
 Vols, and Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Born at Marl- 
 borough House, June 3, and baptized at Windsor Castle, 
 July 7, 1865, being the second but only surviving son of 
 their Majesties King Edward VI i. and Queen Alexandrina, 
 eldest dau. of His Majesty Christian IX., King of Den- 
 mark. Z./V^ry— Scarlet and gold. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, England, 2. Scotland, 3. Ireland, in chief 
 a label of three points argent, in the centre of the said Royal 
 Arms an escutcheon of the august House of Saxony, namely, 
 barry of ten or and sable, a crown of rue in bend vert, the 
 escutcheon being encircled with the Garter and with tiie 
 collar, and pendent therefrom the badge of that Most Noble 
 Order, and upon a second escutcheon the arms of Teck, 
 namely, party per pale, the dexter argent, three stags' 
 attires fesseways in pale sable, the sinister argent, three 
 lions passant in pale sable, and on an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence paly bendy sinister sable and argent, and pendent 
 below the escutcheon the badge of the Imperial Order of 
 the Crown of India. Above the escutcheon is placed the 
 coronet of his rank, which is composed of crosses pat^e 
 and fleurs-de-lis, and thereupon a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a Mantling' of cloth of gold, lined with silver ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a like coronet, a lion statant guard- 
 ant and crowned with a similar coronet or, and differenced 
 by a label as in the arms. Badges — i. on the dexter side, a 
 plume of three ostrich feathers enfiled by his coronet ; 2. on 
 the sinister side, on a mount vert, a dragon gules, differenced 
 by a label as in the arms. Supporters— On the dexter side, 
 a lion guardant or, crowned and differenced as the crest, 
 and on the sinister side a unicorn argent, armed, crined, 
 tufted, and unguled or, gorged with a like coronet, thereto 
 a chain passing between the forelegs, and reflexed over the 
 back also or, and also differenced with a label as in the 
 arms. Married, July 6, 1893, at the Chapel, St. James's 
 Palace, Her Serene Highness Princess Victoria Mary 
 Augusta Louise Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes, dau. of Her 
 Royal Highness the Duchess of I eck and of His Highness 
 the Duke of Teck, G.C.B. ; and has Issue-{\) H.R.H. 
 Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David, b. 
 June, 23, 1894 ; (2) H.R.H. Prince Albert Frederick Arthur 
 George, b. Dec. 14, 1895 I (s) H.R.H. Prince Henry William 
 Frederick Albert, b. March 31, 1900; and H.R.H. Princess 
 Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary. Postal addresses — York 
 House, St. James's, S.W. ; York Cottage, Sandringham. 
 Clubs — Marlborough, United Service, Junior Naval and 
 Military, Royal Yacht Squadron. 
 
 WALFORD, quartered by BELLAIRS. 
 
 WALKER, quartered by TRAFFORD and AYLES- 
 BURY. 
 
 WALKER, see AYLESBURY and KERRICH- 
 WALKER. 
 
 ALFRED OSTEN WALKER, Gentleman. Born Nov. 
 6, 1832, being the fourth son of Thomas Walker, by his 
 wife Constantia E. Beresford, dau. of John Claudius Beres- 
 ford of Dublin. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a chevron 
 gules, between two anvils in chief and an anchor in base 
 sable, a bee between two crescents or. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest —On a wreath of the colours, a mount 
 thereon a serpent encircling a dove proper. Married, Jan. 
 10, 1863, Constance Anne, second dau. of Charles Millett. 
 C/«^.f— Windham, St. James's Square. 
 
 FREDERICK EDMUND WALKER, Esquire, J. P. 
 North Riding Yorks, B.A. (Merton Coll., Oxon.). Born 
 March 29, 1871, being the second son of the late Edmund 
 Walker of Harlsey Hall, Yorks, by his wife Charlotte 
 Frances, dau. of Rev. Canon Charles Johnstone of Sutton 
 
 Hall, Thirsk. C/?^^ — Yorkshire (York). Livery — YiXxxe:, 
 with silver buttons, and yellow waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Argent, on a chevron gules, between two anvils in 
 
 chief and an anchor in base sable, a bee between two 
 crescents or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a mount, thereon a serpent en- 
 circling a dove all proper. Married, June 6, 1894, Aim^e 
 Janet (d. i8g8), youngest dau. of Henry David Anderson 
 of Shenley, Herts, and 24 Lombard Street, E.C. ; and has 
 Issue — Charlotte Aim6e. Estates — Ravensthorpe Manor; 
 Holme Lodge Estate, both in co. Yorks. Seat — Ravens- 
 thorpe Manor, Thirsk. 
 
 SSiR GEORGE FERDINAND RADZIVILL FOR- 
 ESTIER- WALKER, 3rd Baronet (March 28, 1835), 
 of Castleton, co. Monmouth, Depnty-Lieutenant co. Mon- 
 mouth, Major (retired) and Batt. Roynl Welsh Fusiliers. 
 
 Born , being the eldest son of Sir George Ferdinand- 
 
 Radzivill Forestier- Walker, 2nd Bart, by his wife the Hon. 
 Fanny Henrietta Morgan, third dau. of the ist Lord Tre- 
 degar. Armorial bearings — Erminois, on a pile embattled 
 azure, a mural crown charged with the word "Badajoz," 
 between two galtraps in pale or ; the escutcheon charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet, Mantlng azure and 
 or. Crest— On a mural crown or, encircled by a wreath of 
 laurel thereon an ostrich proper, resting the dexter foot on 
 a grenade fired all proper. Supporters — Dexter, a lion 
 regardant proper, gorged with a ribbon gules, fimbriated 
 azure, therefrom pendent a representation of the medal and 
 clasps, inscribed " Badajoz," presented to Sir George 
 Townshend Walker, ist Bart., by His Majesty's com- 
 mand, for military services in the Peninsula, in the mouth 
 a broken flagstaff reversed with the eagle and tricoloured 
 flag proper, the latter inscribed with the word " Orthes" ; 
 sinister, an ostrich proper, supporting the colours of His 
 Majesty's soth, beingthe regiment commanded by Sir George 
 Walker at Vimiera, thereon an escroU gules, inscribed with 
 the word, "Vimiera" in letters of gold. Motto — "Nil 
 desperandum. " Married, Aug. 26, 1897, Georgina, youngest 
 dau. of Robert Deane Chamberlain, formerly of the 31st 
 
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 Regt. ; and has /jm« -George Ferdinand Foreslier- Walker, 
 Esq., ^. Mar ao, 1899; and Nesta. Sea/ — Castleton, near 
 CiirdifT. CMt—Caiiton, Naval and Military, Wellington, 
 and Hyde Park. 
 
 GEORGE LAURIE WALKER of Crawfortlton, Es- 
 quire, Captain late Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 
 J.P. ,co. l>umfries. Bom Aug. i, 1857, being the eldest 
 son of the late Col. Sir George Ciustavus Walker, K.C.B. , 
 A.D.C. to the Queen, of Crawfordton, co. Dumfries, and 
 his wife Anne Murray, only dau. of the late Admiral 
 George tjustavus I^nnock. Armorial bearings — I'aly of 
 six or ami gules, a saltirc sable, <>i) :i chief azure, a garb 
 between two mullets of the first. Mantling gules, liouulcd 
 argent. Orest - On a wreath of his liveries, a cornucopia 
 lyoper. Motto — " Cura et industrix" Married, 1893, 
 I.,iiian Mary, only dau. of Rev. Spencer Fellows, Rector of 
 Pulham, Norfolk ; and has Issue (i) George Gustavus 
 Walker, Gentleman, i. July 4, 1897 ; (2) Gerald Spencer 
 Walker, Gentleman, d. Sept. 9, 1B99. Seats — Crawfordton, 
 I'hornhill. C/ui — Army and Navy. 
 
 The Rkv. GEORGE SHERBROOKE WALKER, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. IJifrn March 16, 1854, being the 
 eldest son of the Rev. George Edmund Walker, Rector of 
 Doddington, d. 1825, d. 1886 (son of George James Alex- 
 ander Walker of Norton Villa, Worcestershire), by his wife 
 Harriet, dau. of John I'Mrratt of Moseley Hall, Bushbury, 
 ne;ir Wolverhampton. Livery — Black, silver buttons. Ar- 
 morial bearings (H. Coll., June 10, 1840) - Per ])ale 
 azure and vert, on a fesse dancettde between three mural 
 crowns or, a crescent gules between two torteaux. Mant- 
 ling azure and vert. Crest On a wreath of the colours, 
 a lion's gamb erect and erased gules, charged with a mural 
 crown or, between two plates in pale. Motto " In Deo 
 confido." Married, July 6, 1886, Jessie Elizabeth, dau. of 
 Exlward Carter of Hazelwood, Cheltenham ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Eric George Sherbrooke Walker, Gentleman, b. 
 July 4, 1887 ; (2I Edmund Basil Walker, Gentleman, b. 
 August 8, i888 ; (3) Laurence Harington Walker, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 4, 1891 ; (4) Ronald Draycot Walker, Gentle- 
 man, b. April I, 1897 ; and Marjorie Chamberlayne. Postal 
 address — Cl\\x\s\. Church Vicarage, Summerfield, Birming- 
 ham. 
 
 HENRY ROSENBACH WALKER, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Camb. ). Armorial bearings — Per fesse nehuly azure and 
 sable, a sun in splendour in chief or, and a crescent reversed 
 betweeen two estoiles in base argent. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a sun in splendour 
 or, between two estoiles azure. Motto — " Ambula in luce." 
 
 SJOHN CHARLES ARTHINGTON WALKER, 
 Esquire, of The Priory, Bathwick, in the county of 
 Somerset, Captain 19th Hussars. Born May 23, 1859, 
 being the only son of the late Frederick John Walker of 
 The Priory, Bathwick, in the county of Somerset, Fellow of 
 the Royal Geographical Society, by his wife Lydia, daughter 
 of Samuel Harwood of Barton Hill, in the county of Glou- 
 cester. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 two chevronels between as many crescents in chief azure 
 and a moor-cock in base sable, combed and wattled gules, 
 and impaling the arms of Hogg, namely argent, three 
 boars' heads erased azure, between two Haunches of the 
 second, each charged with a crescent of the field. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, amidst fern proper, 
 a moor-cock, as in the arms, charged on the breast with a 
 billet or. Motto — " Vincit Veritas." Married, August 20, 
 1890, Lucy Isabel, youngest daughter of Sir Stuart Hogg, 
 Knight Bachelor, of 14 Southwell Gardens, S. W. ; and has 
 had /«««— Cyril Henry Arthington Walker, Gentleman, 
 born April 17, died August 9, 1892. 
 
 JAMES DOUGLAS WALKER, Esquire, one of His 
 Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, M.A. Oxford, J.P. 
 for CO. of Somerset. Bom March 4, 1841, being the eldest 
 
 son of James Walker, E.I.C.S., and of Blairtown, Aberdeen- 
 shire, Chairman of the Madras Railway Co. , by his wile Jane 
 Charlotte, second dau. of Richard Holden Webb. Clubs — 
 Reform, Brooks's. Livery — Claret coat, yellow waistcoat. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, three pallets gules, surmounted of 
 a saltire ermine, on a chief azure, a lion rampant argent, 
 between two buckles of the field. Above the shield is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling gules 
 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of the liveries is set fori 
 Crest, an eagle displayed azure; and in an escroll over,! 
 the Motto, " Deus mihi adjutor." Married, 1871, Susaaj 
 Matilda, fourth dau. of John Forster of Malverleys, Hamp-j 
 shire; and has Issue — (i) James Ronald Walker, Gentle-j 
 man, Barrister-at-Law, b. Feb. 5, 1873; (2) Kenneth] 
 Walker, Gentleman, b. March 2, 1874; (3) Nigel Ouchter- 
 lony Walker, Gentleman, b. July 15, 1877; and Gladys 
 Hope. Postal address — 20 Queen's Gate Gardens,j 
 London, S. W. 
 
 The Honourable LANCELOT WALKER, of Fourl 
 Peaks, Geraldine, New Zealand, Member of the Legislative! 
 Council for that Colony. Bom November 26, 1829, being 
 the son of Thomas Walker, late of the Royal Scots Greys,! 
 of Ravenfield Park, in the county of York, by his wife! 
 Constantia Anne, daughter of John Claudius Beresford, ' 
 Esquire, a Member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable! 
 Privy Council in Ireland, and an Alderman, at one time 
 Lord Mayor of Dublin. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms: Argent, on a chevron gules, between two anvils in 
 chief and an anchor in base sable, a bee between two 
 crescents or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and argent; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 within a wreathed serpent a dove statant all proper ; with 
 the Motto, " Junct valemus." Postal address — Four Peaks, 
 Geraldine, Canterbury, New Zealand. 
 
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 LEASOWE WALKER, Esquire, J. P. for the N. 
 Riding of the co. of York and for the borough of Scar- 
 borough. Born 1832, being the son of the late Ard Walker 
 of Scarcroft Hill, co. York. Livery — Oxford grey, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Argent, a chevron cotised 
 azure, between two crescents in chief of the last and three 
 ears of wheat leaved and slipped, one in pale and two in 
 saltire in base vert. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon an increscent azure, a 
 moorcock proper, holding in the beak an ear of wheat 
 
 Club — Eastern (Dundee). Armorial bearings — He bears 
 for Arms : Or, a saltire sable, on a chief ermine, a cross 
 moline of the second between two pallets gules. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a staghound's head couped 
 
 leaved and slipped or. Motto — " Cede nullis. " Married, 
 1873, Fanny Hall, dau. of John Robson of Durham ; and 
 has Issue — Kathleen. Seats — Morningside, Scarborough ; 
 Scarcroft Hill, Thorner, near Leeds. 
 
 SSiK PETER CARLAW WALKER, 2nd Baronet 
 (I'eb. 12, 1886), of Gateacre, co. Lancaster, and 
 Osmaston Manor, co. Derby, D. L. , High Sheriff 1896, 
 Major Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Born May 7, 1854, 
 being the son of Sir Andrew Barclay, ist Bart. , by his wife 
 Eliza, dau. of John Reid of Limekilns, in the county of 
 Fife. Armorial bearings Or, three pallets gules, sur- 
 mounted of a saltire argent, charged with a stag's head 
 erased proper, on a chief azure, a garb between two stars of 
 six points of the first ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules, doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wre.ith of his liveries is set for 
 Crest, a cornucopia proper. Motto — " Cura et industria," 
 Married, May 30, 1899, Ethel Blanche, dau. of Haughton 
 Charles Okeover of Okeover ; and has Issue — A daughter. 
 Seats — Gateacre Grange, near Liverpool ; Osmaston 
 Manor, Ashbourne. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Boodle's, Marl- 
 borough. 
 
 ROBERT CR.A.WFURD WALKER, Esquire, Hon- 
 orary Sheriff- Substitute and J. P. for Forfarshire, Solici- 
 tor, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Scotland, 
 
 proper, collared or ; and in an escroll over the same this 
 Motto, " Sapere aude." Married, Aug. 9, 1876, Jane K. , 
 dau. of Thomas K. Kinmond of Hermon Hill, Broughty 
 Ferry ; and has lss7ie — (i) Charles Ernest Crawfurd Walker, 
 Gentleman, Lieut, ist Vol. Batt. Royal Highlanders, served 
 in South Africa (medal with three clasps), b. June i, 1877 ; 
 (2) Norman Crawfurd Walker, Gentleman, b. Sept. 12, 1881 ; 
 Mary Catherine Crawfurd (d. Jan. 16, 1903) ; and Eleanor 
 Crawfurd. Postal address — Wingate Place, Newport, 
 Fifeshire. 
 
 Sir ROBERT JAMES MILO WALKER, 4th Baronet 
 (Dec. 9, 1868) of Sand Hution, co. York. Born March 18, 
 1890, being the eldest son of the late Sir James Heron 
 Walker, 3rd Bart., by his wife Violet Maud Cecil, dau. of 
 Maj.-Gen. Cecil Robert St. John St. Ives of Moyns Park, 
 Es ex. Armorial bearings Argent, on a chevron gules, 
 between three crescents azure, as many annulets or ; the 
 escutcheon cliarged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest- -On a wreath of the 
 colours, out of a battlement argent, a dexter arm embowed 
 in armour, in the hand proper a lizard vert. Motto — 
 " Honesta quam magna." Seat — Sand Hiitton, York. 
 
 WALKER (L.O., 22 Apl. 1829). Argent on a St. 
 Andrews cross gules, two long bows in saltire of the first, 
 and on a chief of the second three lozenges or. Mantling 
 gules, doubled argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, 
 a Scottish fir-tree eradicated proper. Motto (below 
 shield) — " Passus rege meos." Livery — Blue. 
 
 Son of Thomas Walker, M.D., Physician to the 
 Forces, 7n. Charlotte Augusta, d. of Frederick William 
 Wistinghausen of Ropsha, Russia : — 
 
 Thomas Walker, Esq., Col. lateLt.-Col. R.A., formerly, 
 Insp.-Gen. of Ordnance in India, b. 11 Feb. 1841; m. 
 20 Dec. 1869, Emily, ygst. d. of Edward William May, R.N., 
 Commdr. R.M.S.P. Co.; and has surv. issue — (r) Edward 
 William May Walker, 'Esq., Capt. R.A., b. 1 May 1871 
 [m. 25 Feb. 1901 ; Mary Agnes Kelly; and has issue — 
 Ethel Mary] ; (2) Thomas Malcolm Walker, Gentleman, 
 F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., b. 9 July 1872; Mary Augusta ; and 
 Ethel Louise \tn. 1897, H. F. E. Freeland, Esq., Capt, 
 R. E.]. Res. — Polmont Bank, Exntonth, Devon, 
 
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 WALKER (lo June 1840). Per pale azure and vert, on 
 a fesse danceit^ between three mural crowns or, a 
 crescent B[ules tietween two torteaux. MmUIng azure 
 and or. OrMt — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's gamb 
 erect and erased gules, chargi'd with a mural crown or, 
 between two plates in pale. Motto — "In Domino 
 confida" 
 
 Son of late Charles Walker, Gentleman. Barrister-at- 
 
 Law, sometime Fellow of Trin. Coll., Camb. (son of 
 
 George James Alexander Walker of Norton Villa, 
 
 Worcs., m. and, Gertrude Mary Cornwall, d. of late 
 
 Rev. Henry Cornwall Legh, Rector of Welsh Hampton, 
 
 CO. Salop: — 
 
 Charles Henry George Walker, Gentleman, d, 5 June 
 
 1876; M. 19 Jan. 1901, Geraldine Maud, d. of Lt.-Col. 
 
 Arthur James Shuldham of Upper Norwood, late Roy. 
 
 Inniskilling Fusiliers. Jfes. — Mount Erica, Norwood, S.fc,. 
 
 WALKER-HENEAGE (R.L. 1818, H. Coll.). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, or, a greyhound current sable, between 
 three leopard's faces azure, within a bordure engrailed 
 gules, a mullet charged with a crescent for difference 
 (Heneage) ; a and 3, azure, a chevron engrailed ermine 
 between three plates, each plate charged with a trefoil 
 slip{>ed vert (Walker). Mantling sable and or. Crests — 
 I. on a wreath of the colours, a greyhound current sable, 
 differenced as the arms (Heneage) ; a. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi heraldic tiger per pale indented argent and 
 sable, maned and tufted or. Motto — "Walk in the fear of 
 God. " 
 
 Son of George Heneage Walker-Heneage (formerly 
 Wyld), Esq., J.P., D.L.. M.A. (High Sheriff Wilts 
 1839), Hereditary Chief Usher of the Court of Ex- 
 chequer and Chief FVoclamator of the Court of 
 Common Pleas, d. 1799; d. 1875; m. 1824, Harriet 
 Sarah, d. of William Webber of Binfield Lodge : — 
 Major Clement Walker-Heneage, V.C., late 8th Hussars, 
 J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff Wilts 1887), i. 1831 ; m. 
 1865, Henrietta Letiiia Victoria, d. of late John Henry 
 Vivian, M.P., of Singleton, co. Glamorgan. Seat — 
 Compton Bassett, Calne, Wilts. 
 
 Lt.-Col. Michael Walker-Heneage, late Coldstream Gds., 
 6. 1835. Jfes. — 
 
 BETHUNE GEORGE WALKER-MORISON, Gentle- 
 man, of Falfiled, in the county of Fife, and Bogley, in 
 the county of Perth. Bom September i, 1857, being the 
 son of Bethune James Walker, Officer Royal Navy, by his 
 wife Johanna, daughter of the Reverend George Wright, 
 Doctor of Divinity, Minister of Kingsbarns. Armorial 
 bearing^s — He bears for Arms : Quarterly 1 and 4, argent 
 three Moors' heads coujjed sable, banded or, and in the 
 centre a lion rampant gules (for Morison) ; 2 and 3 or, 
 three pallets gules surmounted of a saltire wavy argent, on 
 a chief azure a demi-lion holding in his paws a fleur-de-lis 
 of the third between two anchors of the field (for Walker). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and for his Crests, 
 
 1. three Saracens' heads conjoined in one neck erased, 
 wreathed about the temples with laurel proper (for Morison) ; 
 
 2. a greyhound courant proper (for Walker). Mottoes — 
 Over the Mprison crest, " Proetio prudentia praestat ; " 
 and over the Walker crest, " Fac et spera." Sea/ — Falfield, 
 in the county of Fife. 
 
 S ARTHUR WALL, Esquire, Hon. Maj. 3rd V.B. Lan- 
 cashire Fus. Born Dec. 28, 1856, being the second 
 son of the late Thomas Leatham Wall of Beechfield, 
 Broughton Park, co. I^ncaster, by his wife Susannah, dau. 
 of William Hall. Livery — Daik green, crimson facings, 
 brass buttons. Armorial bearings — Party per fesse in- 
 dented vert and or, in chief a lymphad sail furled of the 
 last, and in base a bugle-horn stringed gules, and upon an 
 escutcheon of pretence the arms of Sutton, namely argent, 
 a chaplet of oak vert, frucled or, on a chief azwe, a ser- 
 pent nowed or and a dove argent respwcting each other. 
 Man t ling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-boy affronts resting his dexter 
 hand on a human heart, two torches in saltire fired all 
 proper. Motto— "Tuto celeriter et jucunde." Married, 
 Aug. 15, 1877, Mary Gertrude Maule, younger dau. and 
 
 coheir of John Maule Sutton, Esq., J. P., D.L. for co. 
 Pembroke; and has Issue— Arthur Maule Sutton Wall, 
 Gentleman, *. Sept. a, 1878. Sea/s—Coci\ Mawr Hall, 
 
 near Conway, N. Wales ; Redcliffe, Deganway, N. Wales ; 
 Pengenin, Pembrokeshire. C/ud — Brasenose (Manchester). 
 
 WALLACE, quartered by BREW-MULHALLEN and 
 CAMPBELL. 
 
 WALLACE, see BURGOYNE- WALL ACE. 
 
 CATHARINE MARY JOSEPHINE WALLACE, 
 Spinster, younger daughter of the late Robert Cyril Wallace, 
 sometime Secretary to the Earl Marshal. Armorial bear- 
 ings are, upon a lozenge : Gules, semi?e-de-lys or, a lion 
 rampant argent, within a bordure compHsny azure and of 
 the third. Postal address— ■ib The Mansions, Richmond 
 Road, South Kensington, London, S.W. 
 
 SHUGH ROBERT WALLACE Esquire, of Busbie 
 and Cloncaird, both in co. Ayr, late Capt. and 
 Hon. Major 4th Batt. Argyll and Sutherland High- 
 landers (R. Renfrew) Militia, J.P. and D.L. co. Ayr. 
 Born Aug. 31, 1861, being the son of Henry Ritchie 
 Wallace, Esq., late Captain 92nd Gordon Highlanders, 
 and his wife Fanny, dau. of the late Rev. W. Parker. 
 Livery — Blue, with red waistcoat. Armorial bearing^ — 
 Quarterly i and 4 grand quarters, gules, a lion rampant 
 argent, within a bordure compony of the last and azure 
 (for Wallace of EUerslie) ; 2. grand quarter, quarterly 
 i. and iiii. gules, a lion rampant argent, ii. and iii. gules, 
 a fesse chequy argent and azure (for Wallace of Craigie) ; 
 3. grand quarter, quarterly i. and iiii. argent, on a chief 
 gules, three lions' heads erased of the first, ii. and iii. 
 azure, a crescent or between three cross crosslets argent 
 (for Ritchie of Craigton) ; over all an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence gyronny of eight or and sable, on a chief azure, a 
 galley, oars in action, f)ennons flying, between two mullets 
 of the first (for Campbell of Cammo). Mantling gules, 
 
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 doubled argent. Crests— Dexter, on a wreath of the 
 hveries, a dexter arm vambraced, the hand brandishing 
 a sword all proper ; and in an escroll over same this 
 Motto, " Pro libertate " (for Wallace of Ellerslie) ; sinister, 
 on a wreath of the liveries, an ostrich head and neck 
 couped, holding a horse-shoe in his beak all proper. 
 
 Wallace. Estates — Busbie and Cloncaird. Seats — Clon- 
 caird Castle, Maybole, Ayrshire ; Cranston Lodge, Ayr, 
 N.B. Clubs — Carlton, Orleans, New (Edinburgh). 
 
 WALLER (Grant, H. Coll. under R.L., 1814). Sable, 
 on a bend engrailed argent, with plain cottises or, three 
 
 Motto (over) — " Speranduni est." Supporters — Two 
 savages wreathed about the head and middle with laurel, 
 each carrying over his exterior shoulder a club all proper. 
 Married, Oct. 14, 1886, Matilda Christie (d. 1905), dau. of 
 the late Archibald Campbell, Esq. , younger of Cammo ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Hugh Harry Ritchie Wallace, Gentleman, b. 
 July 14, 1887 ; (2) Archibald Malcolm Wallace, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 23, 1888 ; (3) Charles John Wallace, Gentleman, 
 b. Feb. 6, 1890 ; and Matilda Frances Ritchie Wallace 
 
 walnut-leaves proper. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a walnut-tree fructed proper, pendent 
 therefrom by a ribbon gules, a shield azure charged with a 
 fleur-de-lis or. Mottoes — Below the arms, ' ' Haec fructus 
 virtutis ; " over the crest, 
 
 Sons of Maj.-Gen. Sir Geoige Henry Waller, 3rd 
 Bart., b. 1837; d. 1892; m. 1870, Beatrice Katharine 
 Frances, d. of Christopher Tower :— 
 Sir Francis Ernest Waller, 7ih Bart. (30 May 1815), Lieut. 
 
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 Roy. Fus. lSupport«r« (srantcd L.O., 1816)— "Dexter, 
 an ancient warrior, f.icf pro|xT, habited in gold armour, on 
 his breast a surcoiU azure, charged with three tleurs-de-hs 
 or, in chief a label of three points argent, his hehnet lying 
 at his feet also or. and holding in his sinister hand a sword 
 by the point proper; sinister, a man in complete armour 
 proper, garnished or, his helmet adorned with a plume of 
 three feathers sable, or, and sable, receiving the sword of 
 the dexter supporter with his right hand and with his 
 sinister sup(>ortmg an escutcheon of the ancient arms of 
 Waller, being sable, three walnut-leaves or, between two 
 bendlets argent, and behind the escutcheon his battle-axe 
 proper, the said supporters being intended to commemorate 
 the surrender of Charles, Duke of Orleans, at the memorable 
 Uittle of Agincourt in the year 1415, to Richard Waller of 
 Groombridge in Kent, from which Richard the said Sir 
 Jonathan Wathen Waller is according to the tradition 
 of his family descended"], i. 1880. Seat — Woodcote, 
 Warwick. 
 
 Wathen Arthur Waller, Esq. , *. 1881. /?«.— Woodcote, 
 Warwick. 
 
 Son of Rev. Adolphus Waller, M.A., Vicar of Hun- 
 stanton, King's Lynn. Norfolk, 6. 1838 ; d. 1890; 
 m. 1866, Jamesina, d. of Henry L'Estrange Styleman- 
 Le Strange of Hunstanton Hall, Norfolk : — 
 Rev. Wathen Henry Waller, M.A. Camb.. Chaplain 
 R.N..*. 1867. Jfes.— 
 
 Sons of Rev. Ernest Adolphus Waller, d. 1807 ; d. 1845 ; 
 m. 1835, Louisa, d. of Rev. Henry Wise of Offchurch, 
 CO. Warwick : — 
 Rev. Ernest Allured Waller, M.A.. Rector of Little 
 Packington, C^oventry. and Hon. Canon of Worcester, 
 i. 1836; m. 1864. Mary Louisa, d. of Henry Barton of 
 Rangomore. co. Stafford; andhassurv. issue — (i) Edmund 
 Waller, Gentleman, d. 1871 ; (2) Richard Waller, Gentle- 
 man, d. 1884; Louisa Jane Marion; Ella Nutcombe ; 
 Margarette; Katharine Louisa [m. Jan. 5, 1899, Henry 
 Arthur Heywood ; and has issue] ; Beatrice Mary ; and 
 Constance Harriet. J^es. — Little Packington Rectory, 
 Coventry. 
 
 Stanier Waller, Esq., Col. late R.E., 4th Class Medjidie, 
 Hon. Equerry-in-Waitingto H.R.H. the Duchess of Albany. 
 d. 1844 ; m. 1879, Sophia Louisa (d. 1893), d. of William 
 Willes of Astrop Honse, co. Northampton ; and has issue — 
 (i) Stanier Edmund William Waller, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Roy. Fus. d.- 1881 ; (2) Wathen Ernest Waller, Gentleman, 
 i. 1886 ; (3) Michael Henry Waller, Gentleman, i. 1888 ; 
 Louisa ; and Dorothy. Xes. — * 
 
 WALLER (U.O.). Sable, three walnut-leaves or, be- 
 tween two bendlets argent. Mantling' sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a 
 walnut-tree proper, on the sinister side an escutcheon 
 pendent, charged with the arms of France, with a label of 
 three points argent. Motto — " Hie fructus virtutis." 
 
 Sons of Rev. William Waller of Castletown, co. 
 Limerick. J. P., />. ; d. 1863; m. 1820, Maria, d. of 
 James O'Grady, and niece of ist Viscount Guillamore : — ■ 
 
 Rev. John Thomas Waller, B.A. (Trin. Coll.. Dub.), 
 Rector of Kilcornan. d. 1827; m. 1855, Frances, d. of 
 John Lavallin Puxley of Dunboy Castle, co. Cork ; and 
 has issue — (i) William Waller, Esf|. (Castlegrey, co. 
 Limerick). J.P.. D.L. (High Shei iff 1884). (5. i8s7[w. 1886. 
 Louisa Mary. d. of late Samuel Hana ; and has issue — 
 John Thomas Waller. Gentleman ; William Hardress 
 Waller, Gentleman ; and Elizabeth Grace] ; (2) Rev. 
 Edward Hardress Waller, M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dub. ). Rector 
 of Athy, d. [m. 1885, Florence Mary Butler, d. of late 
 Lucius Deering of Dublin ; and has issue — Hardress William 
 Lucius Waller, Gentleman, 6. 1886 ; and Edmund Standish 
 Waller. Gentleman, 6. 1889]; (3) Rev. Bolton Waller, 
 Rector of St. Munchiss, Limerick, d. [m. 1889, Jane 
 
 Dorothea, d. of Charles Garfit of Queenstown ; and has 
 issue — Bolton Charles Waller. Gentleman, i. ; and 
 
 [Dorothy Catherine] ; (4) Rev. John Thomas Waller, B.A. 
 Trin. Coll., Dub.). Rector of Drumbanagher, i. 1869 
 {m. i8q9, Alice Evelyn, d. of Maxwell C. Close of 
 Drumbanagher] ; (5) Henry Waller, Gentleman ; Rosa 
 Maria ; Elizabeth ; Kate [m. 1898. Rev. Robert Pulleine] ; 
 Mary Isabella ; Francis Winifred ; and Grace. Seat — 
 Castletown Manor. Pallaskenry. co. Limerick 
 
 Major-Gen. Hardress Edmund Waller. late 40th Regt. 
 Bengal Native Inf.. 6. ; m. 1857. Charlotte, d. of John 
 
 Mackenzie; and lias issue— (i) William Bolton Waller, 
 
 Gentlemen. *. ; (a) John Waller, Gentleman, 6. ; 
 
 <3) Hardress Waller, Gentleman, !>. ; (4) Edmund 
 
 Waller, Esq., Major Indian Army, />. 1864; (5) Richard 
 
 Waller. Gentleman.*. . /fes. — 
 
 Son of Bolton John Waller of Moystown, King's Co. , 
 d. \ d. ; m. , Jane Anne. d. of Jonathan 
 
 Ackroyd of Woodsidc. Halifax, Yorks. : — 
 Hardress John Waller. Gentleman, b. 1867; m. 1899, 
 
 Hon. Margaret Georgina Curzon, d. of Lord Scarsdale; 
 
 and has issue — Joyce Margaret. Res. — 45 Stanhope 
 
 Gardens, S.W. 
 
 Yr. sons of John Waller, Barrister-at-Law, of Shannon 
 
 Grove, Pallaskenry. m. Mary. d. of Matthew Franks : — 
 
 Major-Gen. John Edmund Waller, b ; m. 1881, 
 
 Hon. Harriette Mary Ward, d. of 5th Viscount Bangor. 
 
 Res. — Anghnacloy. Killiney, co. Dublin, 
 
 Richard Maunsell Waller. Cientleman, Indian Civil 
 
 Service, b. ; m. Fanny, d. of Sir Richard M'Causland ; 
 
 and has issue. Res. — 
 
 WALLER (R.L., 1809, U.O.). Sable, three walnut- 
 leaves or, between two bendlets argent. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert, a walnut-tree proper, pendent from the dexter side 
 an escutcheon charged with the arms of France, thereon a 
 label of three points. Motto — " Haec fructus virtutis. " 
 
 Sons of James Noble Waller, Esq., J.P. , D.L. (High 
 
 Sheriff 1845 6), b. 1800; d. 1874; m. ist, 1838, Julia, 
 
 d. of Charles Arthur Tisdal of Charlesfort, co. 
 
 Meath : — 
 
 William Newcombe Waller, Esq.. J.P. and D.L. co. 
 
 Meath (High Sheriff 1880), b. 1839. 5ra/— AUenstown, 
 
 Kells, CO. Meath. 
 
 Edmund Noble Waller, Gentleman, b. 1846; m. 1877, 
 Marie Louisa, d. of Rev. Robert Noble. Res. — 
 
 WALLER (Orig. Warren, temp. Eliz. ; H. Coll. and 
 U.O.). Chequy or and azure, on a canton gules, a lion 
 rampant double-queued of the first. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — Out of a ducal crest coronet or. an eagle's 
 leg and thigh erect gules, in front of a plume of live 
 ostrich - feathers alternately argent and azure. Motto 
 — " Honor et Veritas." 
 
 Sons of John Francis Waller, Esq.. J.P. . LI.,.D. . of 
 
 Finoe House, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1809; d. 1894; 
 
 m. 1835, Anna, d. of William Hopkins: — 
 
 Thomas Francis Waller, Esq.. J.P. .Sydney, Sydney 
 
 Harbour Trust Commissioner,*. 1844; tn. 1874, Caroline 
 
 Jane, d. of Aim^ Cudnod Churchill of Vevey, Switzerland, 
 
 and widow of James Hester, M.D. ; and has issue — Francis 
 
 Aim6 Waller, Gentleman, b. 1874 [»/. 1901, Marguerite 
 
 Amelie, d. of Maxime Labat de Lambert of Paris ; and 
 
 has issue — Marguerite Caroline de Varrenne ; and Edith 
 
 Selina Eastermorn. Seat — Finoe, co. Tipjserary. Res. — 
 
 Poynton, Billyard Avenue, Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, N.S.W. 
 
 John Edward Hopkins Waller, Gentleman, M.I.C.E. , 
 
 b. 1856; m. 1887, Annette Elizabt'th, d. of Adolplie 
 
 Naud^ ; and has issue — (1) Lawrence Arthur Waller, 
 
 Gentleman, l>. 1888; (j.) Horace Edmund Waller, Gentle 
 
 man, b. 1891; Mabel Selina Grace; and Eileen Anneite. 
 
 Seat — Rockvale, Newport, co. Tipperary. Res. — The 
 
 Nook. Westgate-on-Sei ; 69 Ennismore Gardens, London,j 
 
 S.W. Clubs — St. Stephen's, Automobile. 
 
 GEORGE ARTHUR WALLER. Esq.. J.P. for co 
 of Leitrim and for Tasmania, M.A. (Dublin). Bor 
 Sept. I, 1835, being the eldest son of the late Williar 
 Thomas Waller. Esq.. J.P. . of Prior Park, co. Tipperary, bf 
 his first wife Eliza Augusta, dau. of Ri^v Hosea Guinnes^ 
 LL.D. . Rector of St. Werburgh, and Chancellor of St 
 Patrick's, Dublin. Armorial bearings Chequy or an<i 
 azure, on a canton gules a lion rampant double queued 
 the first. Mantling azure and or. Crest Out of a duca 
 coronet or, an eagle's leg and thigh erect gules, in front 
 a plume of five ostrich feathers alternately argent and azure.! 
 Motto — "Honor et Veritas." Married, May 11, 1865,^ 
 Sarah Harriett, dau. of Guy Atkinson, Esq., D.L. King's 
 Co. ; and had Issue— (1) Richard FitzArthur Waller, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 19, 1867; (2) William Benjamin FitzArthu 
 Waller, Gentleman, b. June 30, 1868, d. Feb. 9, 1869 ; (3)j 
 Guy F. V. Waller, Gentleman ; (4) George Arthur d« 
 Warrenne Waller. Gentleman, b. April 1872 ; (5) Henr 
 Trench de Warrenne Waller. Gentleman ; (6) Williar 
 Jocelyn de Warrenne Waller, Esq., J.P. co. Tipperary; 
 
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 (7) Robert Studdert de Warrenne Waller, Gentleman, 
 Royal Artillery ; (8) Edward Guinness de Warrenne Waller, 
 Gentleman ; (9) James Hardress de Warrenne Waller. 
 Seats — Prior Park, Barrisokane, co. Tipperary ; Glenlusk 
 House, Glenlush, Tasmania. 
 
 ROBERT JOCELYN WALLER, Esquire, J. P. co. 
 Tipperary. Bom Sept. 26, 1837, being the second son of 
 the late William Thomas Waller, Esq., J. P., of Prior Park, 
 CO. Tipperary, by his first wife Eliza Augusta, dau. of Rev. 
 Hosea Guinness, LL.D. , Rector of St. Werburgh. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Chequy or and azure, on a canton gules, a 
 lion rampant double-queued of the first. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crest— Out of a ducal coronet or, an eagle's leg and 
 thigh erect gules, in front of a plume of five ostrich feathers 
 alternately argent and azure. Motto — " Honor et Veritas." 
 Married, firstly, Aug. 23, 1864, Sarah Georgina, dau. of 
 Jolm Andrews of Rathenry, King's Co. ; and has Issue — 
 (i) William Arthur de Warrenne Waller, Gentleman, b. 
 May 26, 1865 ; and Eliza Georgina. He married secondly, 
 Jan. 30, 1879, Margaret, dau. of Edward Saunders, Esq., 
 J. P., of Ballinderry Park, co. Tipperary. Seat — 
 
 WILLIAM CHAPMAN WALLER, Esquire, of the 
 Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. (Oxford), F.S.A., 
 J. P. CO. Essex. Born Aug. 27, 1850, being the only son 
 of William Miller Waller, by his wife Ann Elizabeth, dau. 
 of Joseph Chapman. Livery— Dr&h, with claret facings. 
 Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend engrailed sable, 
 another or, charged with three walnut-leaves of tlie second, 
 on a chief per pale gules and azure, a griffin's head 
 erased between two saltires of the third. Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mant- 
 
 ling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a griffin's head erased sable, collared with 
 annulets in front of a saltire or ; with the Motto, " Fide sed 
 cui vide." Married, September 28, 1881, Emma, second 
 daughter of Ambrose Massey Cooke ; and has had Issue — 
 (i) Geoffrey Francis Waller, Gentleman, born April 30, 
 1890 ; (2) Ambrose John Rayner Waller, Gentleman, born 
 
 February i, 1892 ; Evelyn Mary Lane ; and Vera Margaret 
 Lane (died 1895). Postal address — Loughton, Essex. 
 
 S WILLIAM NEWCOME WALLER, Esq., J.P. 
 and D.L. for co. Meath (High Sheriff 1880). late 
 Lieut. Meath Militia. Born 1839, being the son of the late 
 James Noble Waller, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Allenstown, 
 by his first wife Julia, eldest dau. of Charles Arthur Tisdall 
 of Charlesfort, co. Meath. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 a bend voided sable, charged with three walnut leaves 
 proper. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, pendent from an oak-tree 
 proper an escutcheon argent, charged with a saltire gules. 
 Seat — Allenstown House, Kells. 
 
 WALLIS. Erminois, on a bend gules, a pheon in canton 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a wolfs head couped gules, charged on the 
 
 neck with a pheon transfixed through the mouth by a 
 broken spear fesseways or, the head of the spear imbrued 
 proper. 
 
 Sons of late Gilbert Farr Wallis, Gentleman, m. Clara, 
 fourth d. of late Capt. J. Denton, 43rd Regt. :— 
 
 Gilbert Alfi"ed Farr Wallis, Gentleman, Alternate Patron 
 of Healing, b. 1879. Seat — Healing, Lincolnshire. Res. — 
 Fairbank, Reigate, Surrey. 
 
 James Perceval Wallis, Gentleman, b. 1881. Res. — 
 Fairbank, Reigate, Surrey. 
 
 HUMPHREY JEFFREYS WALMESLEY, Esquire, 
 J.P. COS. Berks and Lancaster, late Lancashire Hussars 
 Y.C., Lord of the Manor of Ince in Mackerfield. Born 
 June 6, 1846, being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 the late William Gerard Walmesley, Esq., of Westwood, 
 J. P. , by his wife Caroline, dau. of Sir Thomas Joseph de 
 Trafford, ist Bart., of Trafford. Armorial bearings - 
 Gules, on a chief ermine, two hurts, a crescent for difference, 
 quartering Gerard and Ince. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion statant guardant 
 ermine, ducally crowned or. Motto— "En Dieu est mon 
 esperance." Married, Sept. 18, 1877, Marie Gertrude, 
 second dau. of George Manley of Spoffbrth Hall, Wetherby, 
 CO. York; and has Issue — (i) Charles Talbot Gerard 
 Walmesley, Gentleman ; (2) Humphrey Worthington 
 Gerard Walmesley, Gentleman ; Charlotte Muriel Gerard ; 
 Cecilia Verda Gerard ; Ethel Marie Theresa Gerard ; 
 Marguerite Kathleen Gerard ; and Violet Marie Isabella 
 Gerard. Seats— 'W&siviooA House, in the Manor of Ince, 
 Wigan ; Ingiewood House, Hungerford ; and Hungerford 
 Park, Berks. Clubs — Boodle's, Windham, and The 
 Cavalry. 
 
 JOHN WALMESLEY, Esquire, J.P. Born 1861, being 
 the son of the late Richard Walmesley, Esq., J. P., High 
 Sheriff 1877, by his wife, the dau. of William Donaldson. 
 Armorial bearings -Gules, on a chief ermine two hurts. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest -On a wreath of the 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 colours, • lion statant guardanl ducally crowned eules. 
 Motto -"Spes durat avorum." 5m/— Lucknam, Wills. 
 Timm rtsitUHCt—rj SorV. Terrace, Regent's Park. Clubs— 
 Arthur's and Conservative. 
 
 OSWALD JOHN WALMESLEY, Gentleman. Barrister- 
 at- Law. Pom Jan. 19. 1846. being the eldest son of the late 
 Herman Walnicsley of Gidlow, near Wigan, by his wife Ellen 
 Lynch of Liverpool. Armorial beajrlnga -Gules, on a 
 chief ermine, two hurts, a crescent for difference, quar- 
 tering Gerard and Ince. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Great On a wreath of the colours, a lion statant guardant 
 ermine, ducally crowned gules. Motto — " En Uieu est mon 
 esperance." Married, Oct. 8, 1879, Emily, dau. of George 
 Manley of Spofforth Hall ; and has issue. Residence — The 
 Croft, Wimbledon. 
 
 RICHARD JOSEPH WALMESLEY, Gentleman, 
 Bom Dec. 182a. being the eldest son of Richard Wal- 
 mesley, Esq., J. P. for co. Essex, by his wife Mary Ann, 
 dau. of Joseph Lescher of Westend, Hampstead, and 
 Boyle's Court, in the county of Essex. Livery — Drab, 
 with red piping. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arma : Gules, on a chief ermine, two hurts. Upon the 
 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath 
 argent and gules, a lion statant guardant ermine, ducally 
 crowned or; with the Motto, "Valet Veritas." Married, 
 September 1848, Louisa Harriet (who died 1890), daughter 
 of the late Joiin Brook King ; and has Issue — (i) Richard 
 Walmesley, Gentleman, born August 1850; (2) Charles 
 Walmesley, Gentleman, born March 1852, died July 1892 ; 
 (3) Hubert Walmesley, Gentleman, born April 1866, died 
 August 1890 ; Louisa Caroline ; Ellen ; Alice ; Constance ; 
 Rose; Gertrude; and Mary. Estate — Pilgrim's Hall, 
 South Weald, in the county of Essex. Postal address — 
 Brentwood, Essex. 
 
 WALPOLE, see VADE-WALPOLE. 
 
 Sir CHARLES GEORGE WALPOLE, Kn ght 
 Bachelor, M.A. Cambs., Barrister-at-Law, F.R.G.S., J.P. 
 and Deputy-Chairman for Quarter Sessions for Surrey. 
 Born Sept. 7, 184.8, only son of Charles Vade-Walpole, 
 Esq., C.B., by his wife Annette, dau. of Rear- Admiral 
 James Prevost. Z-jwry — Buff, with black and yellow 
 striped waistcoat. Armorial bearings -Or, on a fesse 
 between two chevrons sable, three cross crosslets of the 
 field. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a Saracen's head in profile, couped at the shoulders 
 proper, ducally crowned or, from the coronet flowing a red 
 cap turned down in front, tasselled, and charged with a 
 
 Catherine - wheel gold. Married, Aug. 18, 1877, Maria 
 EUiiabeth, dau. and coheir of the late Henry Forde 
 (youngest son of the late Col. Forde of Abbey field, Che- 
 shire) ; and has Jssue-(\) Charles Archib:'l(l Walpolc, 
 Esq., b. March 25, i88i ; (a) John Robsart Walpolc, Esq., 
 b. Dec. 26, 1882; Eleanor Frances Annette, d. Jan. 7, 
 1889; and Kathleen Cypria. iVa/— Broadford, Chobham, 
 Woking, Surrey. Clubs—He^ University, United, Cecil, 
 Surrey Magistrates', West Indian. 
 
 Sir HORACE GEORGE WALPOLE. Knight Com- 
 mander of the Most Honourable Order of tlie Bath, Assistant 
 Under-Secretary of State for India. Born 1843, being the 
 younger son o( the Rt. Hon. Spencer H. Walpole, one of 
 Her Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law, by his wife 
 Isabella, fourth daughter of the Right Honourable Spencer 
 Perceval ; created Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, 1880, and advanced to the rank of 
 Knight Commander of that Order, 1892. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Or, on a fesse between two 
 chevrons sable, three cross crosslets of the field. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a man's bust in profile proper, ducally crowned 
 or, and from the coronet flowing a long cap gules, tasselled 
 or, and charged with a catherine-wheel of the last ; with the 
 Motto, " Fari qua? sentiat." Married, 1870, Selina Maria, 
 daughter of the late John Thomas Perceval ; and has Issue 
 — Reginald Horace Walpole, Esquire, born 1875; Robert 
 Spencer Hobhouse Walpole, Esquire, born 1881 ; and 
 Margaret. Postal address — 18 Linden Gardens, W. Clubs 
 — Carlton, Athenaeum. 
 
 LAURA SOPHIA FRANCES WALPOLE, Widow, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Mrs. Frederick Wal- 
 pole, daughter of Francis Walpole, Gentleman, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Andrew Knight of Downton 
 Castle, in the county of Salop. Livery — Drab, with yellow 
 breeches and waistcoat, latter trimmed with lace. Armorial 
 bearings are, upon a lozenge : Or, on a fesse between two 
 
 chevrons sable, three cross crosslets of the field, and upoai 
 an escutcheon of pretence the same arms of Walpole,! 
 namely or, on a fesse between two chevrons sable, three! 
 cross crosslets of the field. Married, February 12, 1853,1 
 her cousin, Frederick Walpole, Esquire, commonly known! 
 as the Honourable Frederick Walpole, who died April i,| 
 1876. Of the above marriage there is Issue— Tht Right! 
 Honourable Robert Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford [toj 
 whom refer] ; Clare Horatio ; and Amye Rachel [married/ 
 1872, the Right Honourable Henry Charles Manners-Sutton,! 
 fourth Viscount Canterbury (to whom refer)]. Postal addresd 
 — Wabome Beach, Holt, Norfolk. 
 
 Sir SPENCER WALPOLE, Knight Commander 
 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Honorary Doctc 
 
 ^ is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 of Laws of the Univ. of Edinburgh, Sec. to the General 
 Post-Office 1893-1899, Lieut. -Governor of the Isle of 
 Man 1882-1893. Born February 6, 1839, being the eldest 
 son of the Right Honourable Spencer Horatio Walpole, 
 by his wife Isabella, fourth daughter of the Right Honour- 
 able Spencer Perceval. C/ui — Athenaeum. Livery — Drab 
 coat, yellow and red waistcoat, silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms ; Or, on a fesse between two 
 chevrons sable, three cross crosslets of the field, and im- 
 paling the arms of Murray, namely or, a fetterlock azure, 
 on a chief of the last three mullets of the first. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a man's bust in profile proper, ducally crowned 
 or, and from the coronet flowing a long cap gules, tasselled 
 or, and charged with a Catherine- wheel of the last. Married, 
 November 12, 1867, Marion, youngest daughter of Sir John 
 Digby Murray, Baronet ; and has Issue — Maud Constance 
 \jn. , Francis Caldwell Holland]. Residence — Hartfield 
 Grove, Colman's Hatch, Sussex. 
 
 S HENRY WALROND, Esquire, J. P. for co. Devon, 
 Hon. Colonel late 4th Batt. Devon Regt., one of 
 the co-heirs of the barony of Welles, heir male and repre- 
 sentative of Colonel Humphrey Walrond, on whom Philip 
 IV. of Spain conferred, Aug. 5, 1653, the titles of Marquis 
 de Vallado, Conde de Parama, and Conde de Valderonda, 
 with the dignity of a Grandee of the ist Class. Born Nov. 9, 
 1841, being the only son of the late Bethell Walrond, Esq., 
 J. P. and l3.L. , M.P. for Sudbury and Saltash, representa- 
 tive in the male line of the ancient family of Walrond 
 and Marquess de Vallado, Conde de Parama, and Conde 
 de Valderonda, and a Grandee of the ist Class in the 
 Kingdom of Spain, by his wife the Lady Janet St. Clair, 
 only dau. of Rt. Hon. James, 2nd Earl of Rosslyn, K.C.B. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three bulls' heads caboshed 
 sable, armed or. Mantlmg sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, an heraldic tiger sable, pellet^. 
 Motto — " Bienfaictz payeray malfaictz vangeray." Married, 
 1861, Caroline Maud, dau. of the late William John Clark, 
 Esq., J. P., D.L., of Buckland Toussaints, Devon ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Henry Humphrey Walrond, Gentleman, B.A. , b. 
 1862 [ot. , 1901, Gertrude Gordon, dau. of the late Col. Sir 
 Stephen Hill, K.C.M.G., C.B.] ; (2) Ernest Adolphus Wal- 
 rond, Gentleman, b. i863[;«., 1895, Fannie, dau. of William 
 Helm of Fresno, California] ; (3) Francis Arthur Walrond, 
 Gentleman, b. 1866 \jn., April 24, 1895, Muriel Gwendoline, 
 youngest dau. of Frederick J. Methold, Esq., J.P., oflhorne 
 Court, Suffolk, and grand-dau. of the late W. Alfred Swaine 
 Taylor, F.R.S.]; (4) Herbert William James Walrond, Gen- 
 tleman, b. 1868 ; (5) Conrad Montagu Walrond, Gentleman, 
 b. 1869 ; (6) George Basil Stewart Walrond, Gentleman, b. 
 1876 \m., 1903, Mabel, dau. of late Rev. W. A. Blo.x- 
 some] ; Edith Maud \m. , 1887, Rev. Charles Francis Long 
 Sweet, M.A. , Vicar of Stourpaine] ; Beatrice Paulina Mabel 
 \m.., 1900, Charles C. Davie, B.A.] ; Kate Gwendoline [/«., 
 1903, William Hatton Stanfeld] ; and Sibyl Mary [w., 1903. 
 Edward Lumley Hopkins, B.A.]. Residence — 21 Blomfield 
 Street, W. 
 
 WALSH, quartered by LANGRISHE and JOHNSON. 
 
 WALSH, see HUSSEY- WALSH. 
 
 being the eldest son of the late Rt, Hon. John Edward 
 Walsh, LL.D. (who died 1869), Master of the Rolls in Ire- 
 land and formerly M.P. for the University of Dublin, by 
 his wife Blair Belinda, only dau, of the late Capt. Gordon 
 John MacNeill, 77ih Regt. Livery — Dark blue, silver 
 buttons. Armorial bearings — Azure, a lion rampant 
 argent, over all a fesse per pale of the second and gules, a 
 canton or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Out of a 
 ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant azure, charged on 
 
 the shoulder with a bezant. Motto — ' ' Noli irritare leonem. " 
 Married, firstly, Sept. 4, 1873, Elizabeth Sophia (rf. Feb. 
 28, 1893), second dau. of the late Rev. Joseph Carson, D.D., 
 Vice-Provost of Trinity College, Dublin ; and had Issue — 
 (i) John Edward Walsh, Gentleman, B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dublin), Barrister-at-Law, b. Oct. 29, 1875 ; (2) Joseph 
 Gordon Walsh, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N. (H.M.S. "Cad- 
 mus"), b. March 18, 1882; (3) Robert Henry Walsh, 
 Gentleman, 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. , b. Dec. 7, 1884; Harriet; 
 and Anna Belinda. He married secondly, July 20, 1898, 
 Amy Elinor, only dau. of the late Most Rev. Robert 
 Samuel Gregg, D. D. , Archbishop of Armagh and Primate 
 of All Ireland. Estate — Turlough, Barren, co. Clare. Resi- 
 dence — St. Mary's Rectory, Donnybrook, Dublin. Club — 
 University (Dublin). 
 
 PETER WALSH, Esquire, J. P. cos. Kilkenny, Mayo, 
 Tipperary, and Waterford. Born Feb. 20, 1826, being the 
 third but eldest surviving son of the late Peter Walsh of 
 Waterford and Belline, by his second wife Anne Griffith, 
 and grand-nephew of Peter Walsh, Esq., J. P., Belline, co. 
 Kilkenny. Armorial bearings —Argent, on a chevron, be- 
 tween three pheons points downwards gules, an annulet of 
 the field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest —On a wreath 
 of the colours, a swan pierced through the neck with an arrow 
 all proper, and charged with an annulet gules. Motto — 
 " Dum spiro spero." Married, May 13, 1884, Mary, dau. 
 of Finlay Chester, Esq,, J. P., of Williamstown House, co. 
 Louth. 5ea^— Fanningstown, Piltown. 
 
 The Reverend ROBERT WALSH, D.D. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Donnybrook, 
 Dubhn, Canon of Christ Church Cathedral, Chaplain to 
 the Lord-Lientenant, and Rural Dean. Born July 8, 1842, 
 
 WALSH (U.O.). Argent, a lion rampant gules, over all 
 a fesse per pale of the second and azure, charged with a 
 crescent or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Out of 
 a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant gules, gorged with 
 a collar per pale or and argent, and charged on the 
 shoulder with a crescent gold. Motto — " Noli irritare 
 leonem." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Adolphus Frederick Walsh, Esq., Lt.-Col. , b. 
 Seat — Bellevue and Clonmoyle, co. Westmeatli. 
 
 WALSH (U.O.). Azure, a lion rampant argent, over 
 all a fesse per pale of the second and gules, a canton or. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — Out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a demi-lion rampant azure, charged on the 
 shoulder with a bezant. Motto — " Noli irritare leonem." 
 Sons of Rt. Hon. John Edward Walsh, LL.D., Master 
 of the Rolls in Ireland, and formerly M.P. for Univ. 
 
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 of Dublin, t. ; J. 1869 ; m. , Blair Belinda, 
 
 only d. of late Capt Gordon John MacNeill, 77th 
 Reet. :— 
 Rev. Robert Walsh, D.D. {f.v.). 
 
 John Kdward Walsh. Esq., J.P., M.A., B.L. /?«.— 
 Belleville, Donnylvook, co. Dublin. 
 
 Rev. Oliver William Walsh. M.A. ^«. — Forgney 
 Ri'Clorv. Mowore. Mullingar. 
 
 Henry Dcane Walsh. Gentleman, R..\., C.E., Head of 
 the Harbour Dept. Sydney, New South Wales. 
 
 MSiR JOHN WALSHAM, and Baronet (Sept, 30, 
 9 1831), of Knill Court, co. Hereford. K.C.M.G., M.A. 
 (Camb,), J. P. and D.L., Secretary to the legation at Pekin 
 1873-75, at Madrid 1875-78, at Berlin 1878- 1883, Envoy 
 Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Emperor 
 of China 1885-93, and to the King of Roumania 1892 94. 
 Bom Oct. 29, 1830, being the eldest son of Sir John James 
 Walsham, 1st Hart.. by his wife Sarah Frances, second dau. 
 of Matthew Bell of Woolsington House, co. Northumber- 
 land. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, per pale 
 azure and gules, a gryphon segreant or. supporting a tilling- 
 spear bendy argent and sable, therefrom flowing to the 
 dexter a banner of the fourth, charged with a cross couped 
 of the fifth (for Garbett) ; 2 and 3, sable, on a cross voided 
 or. five crosslets pat6e fitch^e of the last (for Walsham). 
 impaling the arms of Scarlett, namely, chequy or and gules. 
 a lion ram()ant ermine, on a canton azure, a castle triple- 
 towered argent ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. MantUng sable and or. Crests — 
 I. (for Garbett) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-eagle 
 with two heads displayed sable, each wing charged with a 
 cross pat^ fitch^e between two ermine spots or, and sus- 
 p>endeid from a gold chain round the neck an escutcheon 
 argent, charged with a Saracen's head erased at the neck 
 prop>er, and wreathed round the temples argent and azure 
 (for Walsham). Motto — "Sub libertate quietem." Afar- 
 ried, March 5, 1867, Florence, only dau, of the Hon. P. (;. 
 Scarlett, C.B. ; and has Issue— (x) John Scarlett W.^lshanl, 
 Esq., b. Oct. 15, 1869; (2) Percy Romilly Walsham, Esq., 
 b. 1871 ; and Sybil Alice, d. Aug. 20, 1876. Seat — Knill 
 Court, CO. Hereford. Residence — British Embassy, Bucha- 
 rest Clubs — Brooks's, Travellers', St. James's. 
 
 ROBERT WALTERS. Esquire. M.A. of the University 
 of Oxford. Barrister-at-Law, J. P. for the co. of Hertford, 
 formerly Lieut, Worcestershire Militia. Born April 9, 1832, 
 being the eldest siu-. son of Robert Walters, Barrister-at- 
 Law, by his wife Catherine Delicia, eldest dau. of the Rev. 
 James Robinson Hayward, formerly Fellow of All Souls', 
 Oxford, Rector of Harrietshnm, in the co. of Kent and 
 St. Mary's-le-Strand, Westminster. Clubs — Athenaeum, 
 Garrick, United University, Alpine. Z./Wry— Invisible 
 green, with silver buttons. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 argent and erminois, on a fesse indented azure, between three 
 eagles displayed gules, a serpent nowed proper. Crest — 
 Up>on a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased erminois 
 gorged with a collar indented sable, thereon three plates, all 
 between two demi-lances proper. Motto — "Lahore." 
 Married, Feb. 19, 1881, Florence Serena, dau. of Stephen 
 Collins, formerly of Butleigh Wootton, near Glastonbury 
 (deceased). Estate — Ware Priory, Ware, in the co. of 
 Hertford. Postal address — Ware Priory, Ware, Hertford- 
 shire. 
 
 EDWARD CHARLES WALTHALL DELVES WAL- 
 THALL. Gentleman. Bom April 24. 1874, being the eldest 
 son of the late Edward Walthall Delves Walthall, Esq. , 
 J. P. and D.L. for co. Flint, and High Sheriff 1889, who 
 assumed the surname and arms of Walthall in lieu of 
 Broiighton, by Royal License, in 1887, by his wife Caroline 
 Marian, youngest dau. of Charles Augustus Stewart of 
 West Hall, High Leigh, co. Chester. Annorial bearings 
 —Argent, a chevron vert between three Cornish choughs 
 close sable, quartering Broughton, Delves, Hammond, Wal- 
 thall, Crewe, Alexander, Tilston. and others. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, an arm couped 
 at the shoulder, vested gules, cuff argent, the hand clenched, 
 and thereon a falcon close proper, beaked or, with lure 
 gules stringed gold. Motto—' ' A bird in the hand is worth 
 two in the bush." Estates and postal addresses— Wistasioa 
 Hall, Nantwich ; The Cottage, St. Asaph. 
 
 S HENRY WALTHALL WALTHALL, Esquire, J.P. 
 and D.L. co. Derby, M.A. Oxford, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Bom Sept. 36, 1829, being the eldest son of James Milnes, 
 Esq., J. P., of Alton Manor, by his wife Anne, dau. and heir 
 of Peter Walthall. Esq.. J.P. and D.L., of Weldons. Darley 
 Dale. CO. Derby ; assumed bv Royal License, 1853. the sur- 
 name and arms of Walthall. Livery — Blue coat, yellow 
 waistcoat, brass buttons. Armorial Ibearings — Quar- 
 
 terly I and 4. or a chevron vert between three ComL 
 choughs proper (for Walthall) ; 2 and 3 ermine, a millrin^ 
 paleways between two flaunches sable (for Milnes). Upc 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, wit 
 a mantling vert and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreatl 
 of the colours , a dexter arm embowed , cou ped at the shoulder^ 
 vested gules, cuffed ermine, the hand clenched, thereon 
 falcon close proper, beaked or, with lure gules stringed gold 
 (for Walthall) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a ga "" 
 erminois between two trefoils vert (for Milnes) ; with th 
 Mottoes, "Dimidium qui coepet habet," "A bird in tb 
 hand is worth two in the bush." Estates — Alton, &c., 
 the county of Derby. Postal address — Alton Manor, Derh 
 Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 WALTHEOF, Earl of Northumberland, quartered \A 
 HUSSEY. 
 
 WALTON, quartered by BARTTELOT. 
 
 HAROLD ARTHUR GORDON WALTON. Bor 
 March 18, i886, being the eldest son of Oriel Fame 
 Walton, Esq., of Maperton House, M.A. Oxford, Barriste 
 at-I^w Inner Temple, Capt. North Somerset Yeomanr 
 Cavalry, by his wife Augusta, eldest dau. of Lord Cec 
 Gordon (fifth son of the 9th Marquess of Huntly). 
 rial bearing^s — Per pale azure and sable, on a chevro 
 indented between three swans argent, as many buckles 
 the first. Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crea 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased oB 
 sem^e of buckles azure, pierced through the mouth 
 a sp)ear in bend sinister point upwards gold. Motto- 
 " Murus aeneus virtus." 
 
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 HENRY CRANE WALTON, Gentleman. Armorial 
 beaxings— Sable, three swans argent, on a chief of the 
 last as many pallets gules, each charged with a buckle or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wild man wreathed about the temples and waist 
 with oak leaves over the dexter shoulder, a chain in bend 
 sinister, supporting with the dexter hand an axe head 
 downwards, and holding in the sinister hand an oak sapling 
 eradicated and sprouting all proper. Residence — Preston, 
 CO. Lancaster. 
 
 WANDESFORD, see PRIOR-WANDESFORD, 
 
 WANDSWORTH, see STERN. 
 
 WANSEY, quartered by FLETCHER. 
 
 WARBURTON, quartered by SOMERVILLE. 
 
 WARBURTON, see EGERTON- WARBURTON. 
 
 JOSEPH WILLIAM WARBURTON, Esquire, late 
 H.B. M. Consul-General at .San Francisco, formerly of 
 Foreign Office, and sometime Consul-General at Valparaiso 
 and Charge d'Affaires in Chili. Born April 2, 1837, being 
 the second son of the Very Reverend William Warburton, 
 Dean of Elphin, Ireland, by his wife Emma Margaret, 
 dau. of Major-Gen. Stovin. C/«i5— National. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, a chevron between three cormorants 
 sable. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of his liveries, a Saracen's head affront^ couped at the 
 shoulders proper, round the temples a wreath argent and 
 gules, issuing therefrom three ostrich feathers or. Married, 
 1862, Lady Frances Isabella Ann [d. 1891), only dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. sixth Earl of Kingston ; and has Issue — William 
 Francis Henry Warburton, Gentleman ; Florence Beatrice ; 
 Emma Frances; Augusta Maye; Evelyn Mary; and Norah 
 Muriel. 
 
 S RICHARD WARBURTON, Esquire, Deputy- Lieu- 
 tenant for King's County, and Justice of the Peace for 
 King's and Queen's Counties, High Sheriff for Queen's 
 County, 1869, and High Sheriff for King's County, 1872. 
 Born March 18, 1846, being the eldest son of Richard 
 Warburton, Esquire, by his wife Mary, daughter of Lieu- 
 tenant-Colonel Kelly of Millgrove, King's County. Livery 
 — White (light drab) coat and scarlet waistcoat. Armorisd 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Argent, a chevron between 
 three cormorants sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 Saracen's head affront^e couped at the shoulders proper, 
 round the temples a wreath argent and gules, and issuing 
 therefrom three ostrich feathers or. Married, firstly, July 
 18, 1867, Georgina Wilhelmina Henrietta (d. 1890), dau. of 
 William Henry Hutchinson of Rockforest, in the county 
 of Tipperary ; secondly, Bridget Mary, daughter of J. 
 M'Namara. By his first marriage he has had Issue— 
 Richard Hutchinson Dutton John Warburton, Gentleman, 
 b. 1877, d. 1894; Mary, d. 1871 ; and Jessie Georgina [m., 
 first, 1894, H. G. Whitton ; second, 1901, Percy Heanly]. 
 He married secondly Miss M'Namara; and has -Olga 
 Victoria. Estates — Garryhuich. Postal address — Garry- 
 huich, Portarlington, Ireland. 
 
 WARD, see BANGOR and DUDLEY. 
 
 WARD. Per saltire azure and sable, a cross pat^e 
 between four pheons, two in pale and two in fesse or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a cubit arm proper grasping an arrow 
 in bend sinister or, three crosses pat^e also or. MottO — 
 " Spes mea in Deo." Livery— Vark blue, gilt buttons. 
 Sons of Henry Ward, Esq., J. P., D.L. Staffs. (High 
 Sheriff 1872), l>. 1828; d. 1904; m. 1855, Jane, second 
 d. and co-heiress of John Bagnall of West Bromwich, 
 CO. Staffs. : — 
 Henry Herbert Ward, Esq., J. P. co. Staffs., i. 24 April 
 1857. Seat — Bearnett House, Wolverhampton. 
 William Leonard Ward, Gentleman, d. 24 June i860. 
 George Ernest Ward, Gentleman, d. 27 Feb. 1866. 
 
 WARD (H. Coll., 7 April 1834). Quarterly, i and 4. 
 azure, a cross patonce or, a bordure of the last, charged 
 with eight hurts (Ward) ; 2. or, three bendlets azure, on a 
 chief ermine, two crosses patfe gules (Hawkes) ; 3. ermine, 
 
 on a chevron vert, between three bugles stringed sable, an 
 escallop or (Foster). Mantling azure and or. Crest — On 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased or, gorged 
 with a collar azure, thereon an escallop gold between two 
 bezants. Motto — " Garde la croix." 
 
 Son of Thomas Rawdon Ward, Esq., J. P., ofOgbourne 
 
 St. Andrew and Draycot Foliat, Wilts, 6. 1788 ; d. 
 
 1863; m. 1815, Ann, d. and h. of Thomas Clark of 
 
 Greenham, Berks : — 
 Col. Michael Foster Ward, J. P. co. Wilts, late 90th 
 Light Inf., F.R.A.S., F.R. Met. S., late Col. Commandant 
 N. Wilts Vols. (V.D.), ». 1826; m. 1854, Helen Christina, 
 d, of Robert Clerk-Rattray of Craighall- Rattray, co. Perth ; 
 and has surv. issue — Major Thomas Rawdon Rattray Ward, 
 Major 14th (P.O. W.O., West Yorks.) Regt., 6. 1861 ; Helen 
 Mary ; and Gertrude Anne Christina [tn. 1899, Alfred 
 Henry Hobhouse] ; Ada Margaret ; and Sophie Ondine. 
 Seats — Ogbourne St. Andrew, Marlborough, Wilts; 
 Draycot Foliat, Wilts. Hes. — Bannerdown House, 
 Batheaston, Somerset; Upton Park, Slough. Club — 
 Carlton. 
 
 Sons of John Ward, Comdr. R.N., of Greenham, 
 
 Berks, i. 1827; d. 1888 ; m. 1853, Anne Huskisson, d. 
 
 of Sir Roger Keating Therry, a Judge of the Supreme 
 
 Court at Sydney : — 
 Thomas Rawdon Ward, Gentleman, Ceylon C.S., i. 
 1859. Res. — Fiji. 
 
 Roger Leycester Charles Ward, Gentleman, d. 1865 ; m. 
 1891, Grace, d. of J. Dickinson of Queensland. Res. — 
 
 George Decimus Ward, Gentleman, Cape Mounted 
 Rifles, 6. 1870. Res. — Unitaia, S. Africa. 
 
 John Stuart Ward, Gentleman, Cape Mounted Rifles, i. 
 1873. Res. — Zeerut, Transvaal. 
 
 Sons of Samuel Hawkes Foster Ward, Gentleman, of 
 
 Stramshall, Staffs, and of Brixton, 6. 1834 ; d. 1891 ; 
 
 m. 1865, Harriet Emma (d. 1891), d. of William 
 
 Gilbert :— 
 Charles Foster Ward, Gentleman, 6. 1866. Res. — 
 John Francis Ward, Gentleman, d. 1871. Res. — 
 
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 Gilbert Merriman Ward, Gentleman, i. 1874. Ifes. — 
 Robert Gerald Ward, Gentleman. ». 1878. /fes.— 
 Yr. son of Rev. John Ward. R.D., M.A. of Stramshall, 
 Rector of Wath, d. 1795 ; d. 1861 ; m. ist, 1823, Ann, 
 d. of Samuel Merriman, M.D., of Rodborne Cheney, 
 Wilts :— 
 George Ernest Ward. Gentleman, A. 1837; m, 1861, 
 Agnes, d. of Charles Finch; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 Ernest Ward, Gentleman, i. 1863 [m. 1893, Eleanor, d. 
 of J. A. Ransome ; and has issue— Donat Ernest Ward, 
 Gentleman, />. 1896; and Phyllis Agnes] ; (a) Arthur Ward, 
 Gentleman, Bengal S.C., formerly 17th Foot, i. 1866 [m, 
 189a, May Elizabeth, d. of Howlett Quilter]; (3) George 
 Ward. Gentleman, i. 1870 {m. 1898, Maud Margaret 
 Keighley]; (4) Francis Ward, Gentleman, ^. 1873; Helen; 
 and Rose. jKei. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. Charles Bruce Ward, MA., V. of St. 
 James's, Glossop, d. 1838 ; d. 190a ; m. 1863, Hannah 
 Maria, d. of John Michael Blagg of Cheadle, co. 
 Stafford :— 
 Cyril Halcombe Ward, Gentleman, B.A. (Camb.), 6. 
 1863. /fes.— The. Hut, Puckeridge, Ware. 
 
 Rev. Leonard Foster Ward, B.A. Camb., d. 1866. Xes. — 
 Whitfield, Derby. 
 
 Robert Bruce Ward, Gentleman, B.A. Oxford, d. 1868; 
 m. 1897, Lillie Jane, d. of E Partington, Esq., J. P., of 
 Easton, Glossop, and West wood Park, Droitwich ; and 
 has issue— Edward Bruce Ward, Gentleman, d. 1904; and 
 Geraldine Amy Beatrice. J?es. — 
 
 Arthur Gordon Ward, Gentleman, d. 1870. Post add. — 
 Hong-Kong Club, Victoria, Hong-Kong. 
 
 Augustine Melliar Ward, Gentleman, *. 1871 ; m. 1899, 
 Margaret, d. of Rev. H. T. Dudley, M.A., Vicar of Whit- 
 field, Glossop. Jdes. — Lakeside, Dartford. 
 
 Rev. Charles John Selwyn Ward, Vicar of Moulton, nr. 
 Spalding, since 1900, i. 1873; m. 1900, Agnes Gabrielle, 
 only d. of Henry Woods Packard, Esq., J. P. Suffolk, late 
 Col. comdg. ist Suffolk V.B. ; and has issue — Charles 
 Reginald Ward, Gentleman, d. 1901 ; and Winsome Agnes. 
 /fes. — The Vicarage, Moulton, nr. Spalding. 
 
 Bernard Michael Ward, Gentleman, d. 1875. jRes. — 
 44 Upper Parliament Street. Liverpool. 
 
 Harold Ambrose Ward, Gentleman, d. 1876. /?es. — 
 30 Faraday Road, Acton, W. 
 
 Frederick William Rawle Ward, Gentleman, i. 1879. 
 /["«. — Yokohama, Japan. 
 
 Basil Vernon Ward, Gentleman, d. 1881. J?es. — 51 
 Osborne Road, Levenshulme. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Philip Gordon Ward, B.A., Vicar of 
 Braughing, d. 1848 ; d. 1902 ; m. 1870, Sarah Matilda, 
 d. of John Woodard of Wells : — 
 Charles Gordon Ward, Gentleman, 6. 1875. 
 Arthur Augustin Ward, Gentleman, d. 1883. 
 Son of Rev. Charles Ward, M.A., R.D., Rector of 
 Maulden.co. Bedford,^. 1799; d. 1879; m. and, 1844, 
 Elizabeth, only d. and h. of Rev. Aaron Foster, Vicar 
 of Lyng and Kingston, Somerset : — 
 Reginald Foster Ward, Gentleman, 6. 1850; m. 1875, 
 Agnes, d. of Walter Strickland. Jfes. — Hexham. 
 
 Ward. Arms and Crest as above, but without the 
 quarterings. 
 
 Son of John William Ward, Gentleman, of The Grove, 
 
 Hadnall, Salop, 6. 1809 ; d. ; m. 1834, Matilda 
 
 Octavia, d. of George Franklyn of Bristol : — 
 
 George Franklyn Ward, Gentleman, i. 1835; m. 1858, 
 
 Mary Anne, d. of James Boydell ; and has issue — (i) William 
 
 Edward Trevor Ward, Gentleman, 6. 1859; (2) Harry 
 
 Dacre Michael Ward, Gentleman, d. 1864; (3) Charles 
 
 Cecil Ernest Ward, Gentleman, 6. 1866; (4T Thomas 
 
 Henry Bernard Ward, Gentleman, d. 1868 ; (5) Edmund 
 
 Arthur Francis Ward, Gentleman, d. 1870; Marian Ellen ; 
 
 and Susan Ada. J?es. — Sproston Wood, Salop. 
 
 Admiral THOMAS LE HUNTE WARD, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Bom 
 August 4, 1830, being the third and youngest son of the 
 late Reverend Bernard John Ward, by his wife Isabella 
 Frances, daughter of Robert Phillipps of Longworth ; created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 1882. Clui — United Service. Armorial bearings — He 
 bears for Arms : Azure, a cross patonce or. Pendent below 
 the escutcheon is his badge as a Companion of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath. Crest — A man's head 
 couped at the shoulders affront^e proper, wreathed about 
 
 the temples or and azure, and adorned with three ostrich 
 feathers. Married, April ag, 1869, Helen Mary, daughter 
 of George Maconchy of Rathmore, county I^ongford ; and 
 has issue living — John Richard Le Hunte Ward, Esquire, 
 Lieutenant Royal Navy, born 1870 ; .Sophia Louisa ; and 
 Alice Mary I^ Hunte. 
 
 WILLIAM ERSKINE WARD, Esquire, Companion 
 of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, entered 
 Bengal Civil Service 1861, is Chief Commander of Assam. 
 Born 1838, being the son of the late Honourable John 
 Petty Ward of the Bengal Civil Service, by his wife Elinor, 
 daughter of John Erskine of York. Armorial bearings - 
 He bears for Arms : Azure, a cross patonce or. Upon the 
 escutcheon, from which is pendent his badge as a Companion 
 of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, up>on a wreath of the colours, a man's 
 head coup>ed at the shoulders affronts proper, wreathed 
 about the temples or and azure, and adorned with three 
 ostrich feathers. Married, 1866, Alicia Caroline, daughter 
 of Edward Palmer of Calcutta; and has Issue living — (il 
 George Louis Steuart Ward, Gentleman, born 1869 ; (2) 
 John Petty Ward, Gentleman, born 1871 ; (3) Noel Edward 
 Ward, Gentleman, born 1872 ; (4) Launcelot Banfjor 
 Ward, Gentleman, born 1884 ; and Mabel Erskine. Postal 
 address — 
 
 The Rev. BRIDGEMAN GEORGE WARD-BOUGH- 
 TON-LEIGH, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Rector of Harborough Magna, co. Warwick.- Born 
 Sept. 7, 1855, being the second but eldest surv. son of the 
 Rev. Tlieodosius Ward-Boughton-Leigh, M.A., by his wife 
 Elizabeth, only surv. child and heir of the late Thomas 
 Cotterell, Esq., J. P., D.L., Sheriff for the co. of Middle- 
 sex. Is great-great-grandson of Sir Edward Boughton, 
 Bart., and ^reat-grandson of Sir Egerton Leigh, Bart., and 
 fourteenth m descent from Henry VII. through Charles 
 Brandon, Duke of Suffolk. Armorial bearings— Or, a lion 
 rampant gules (for Leigh) ; 2. argent, on a chevron between 
 three crosslets bottonne fitch^e sable, three .stags' heads 
 caboshed or, on a chief gules, a goat passant of the field 
 (for Boughton) ; 3. sable, three crescents or (for Bougliton) ; 
 4. azure, gutt6e-d'or, a cross fiory of the last (for Ward). 
 Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a cubit arm vested or, cuffed argent, the hand 
 proper, grasping a broken tilting-spear or (for Leigh) ; 2. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a stork's head erased chevronny 
 of four pieces sable and argent, in the beak a snake proper 
 (for Boughton) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head 
 erased or, gutt^e-d'eau, gorged with a collar gemel azure 
 (for Ward). Residence -Harborough Magna, co. Warwick. 
 
 S HENRY ALLESLEY WARD-BOUGHTON- 
 LEIGH, Esq., J. P. CO. Warwick, 2nd Lieut. War- 
 wickshire I.Y. Bom May 23, 1877, being the only son 
 of the late Edward Allesley Boughton Ward-Boughton- 
 Leigh, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for both cos., High Sheriff for 
 Warwick, by his wife Ellen Caroline, dau. of Hon. Charles 
 Lennox Butler, youngest son of the 22nd Lord Dunboyne. 
 Armorial bearings -Quarterly, i. or, a lion rampant gules 
 (for Leigh) ; 2. argent, on a chevron between three cross- 
 lets bottonne fitch6e sable, three stags' heads caboshed or, 
 on a chief gules, a goat passant of the first (for Boughton) ; 
 3. sable, three crescents or (for Boughton) ; 4. azure, gutt(5e- 
 d'or, a cross flory of the last (for Ward). Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm 
 vested or, cuff argent, the hand proper, grasping a broken .1 
 tilting-spear or (for Leigh) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a stork's head erased chevronny of four pieces sable and | 
 argent, in the beak a snake proper (for Boughton); 3. on J 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolf^s head erased or, gutt6e- 
 d'eau, gorged with a collar gemel azure (for Ward). Seats \ 
 — Brownsover Hall, near Rugby ; Guilsborough Hall, 
 Northampton. 
 
 JOHN HUGH WARD-BOUGHTON-LEIGH, Esquire, ] 
 late Hon. Major 4th Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regt. 
 Born Feb. 29, i860, being the fourth son of the Rev. Theo- i 
 dosius Egerton Boughton Ward-Boughton-Leigh, M.A., 
 by his wife Elizabeth, only surviving child of the late Thomas 
 Cotterell. Armoiial bearings — Or, a lion rampant gules j 
 (for Leigh) ; 2. argent, on a chevron between three crosslets 
 bottonne fitch^e sable, three stags' heads caboshed or, on a ' 
 
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 chief gules, a goat passant of the field (for Boughton) ; 3. 
 sable, three crescents or (for Boughton) ; 4. azure, gutt^e- 
 d'or, a cross flory of the last (for Ward). Mantling gules 
 and or. Crests i. on a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm vested or, cuffed argent, the hand proper, grasping 
 a broken tilting-spear or (for Leigh); 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a stork's head erased chevronny of four pieces 
 sable and argent, in the beak a snake proper (for Boughton) ; 
 3. on a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased or, gutt^e- 
 d'eau, gorged with a collar gemel azure (for Ward). Mar- 
 ried, June I, 1892, Alice Mary, widow of Sir Peyton d'E. 
 Skipwith, loth Bart., and only dau. of Maj.-Gen. B. B. 
 Herrick, H. M.L.I. ; and has Issue— Egerton Ward- Bough- 
 ton-Leigh, Gentleman, 6. Nov. 2, 1897; and Mona de 
 Malsburgh. J?esi(ience - 67 Albert Hall Mansions, S.W. 
 Ciud— Junior Carlton. 
 
 Thk Rev. THEODOSIUS WARD - BOUGHTON- 
 LEIGH, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb., 
 
 Vicar of Newbold-on-Avon, co. Warwick.. Bom , 
 
 being the third son of the late John Ward- Boughton- Leigh 
 of Brownsover Hall and Guilsborough (who assumed by 
 Sign-Manual, 1831, the additional surnames and arms of 
 Boughton and Leigh), by his wife Theodosia de Mals- 
 burg, only dau. of Sir Edward Boughton, Bart. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly, i. or, a lion rampant gules (for 
 Leigh); 2. argent, on a chevron between three crosslets 
 bottonne fitch^e sable, three stags' heads caboshed or, 
 on a chief gules, a goat passant of the field (for Bough- 
 ton) ; 3. sable, three crescents or (for Boughton) ; 4. azure, 
 gutt<5e-d'or, a cross flory of the last (for Ward). Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crests— i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 a cubit arm vested or, cuff argent, the hand proper, grasp- 
 ing a broken tilting-spear or (for Leigh) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a stork's head erased chevronny of four pieces 
 sable and argent, in the beak a snake proper (for Bough- 
 ton) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased 
 or, guttfe-d'eau, gorged with a collar gemel azure (for 
 Ward). Married, 1853, Elizabeth, only surviving child of 
 the late Thomas Cotterell of 50 Eaton Square, Ex-Sheriff 
 of London and Middlesex ; and has Issue— (i) Rev. Theo- 
 dosius Ward-Boughton-Leigh, M.A. [to whom refer] ; (2) 
 Rev. Bridgman Ward-Boughton-Leigh, M.A. [to whom 
 refer]; (3) Cotterell Ward-Boughton-Leigh, Gentleman, 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Camb.; (4) John Hugh Ward Ward- 
 Boughton-Leigh, Esq., [to whom refer]; (5) Percy W. 
 Ward-Boughton-Leigh, Gentleman, Jesus Coll., Camb. ; 
 Alice ; Ethel B. ; and Lelia Annette [m. , April 30, 1898, 
 William Edward Manley, R.A. , fourth son of William 
 Lambert Manley]. Residence — Newbold-on-Avon, co. 
 Warwick. 
 
 ALi:- ANDER JOHN WALTER WARDE, Gentle- 
 man. Born March 19, 1855, being the fourth son of the 
 late General Sir Edward Charles Warde, K.C. B. , by his 
 wife Jane, eldest dau. of Rev. Charles Lane, M.A., for- 
 merly Rector of Deal, co. Kent, Rector of Wrotham. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a cross flory or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs 
 head erased or. Motto — "Licet esse beatis." 'Married, 
 Oct. 30, 1882, Enriqueta Petronilla, dau. of James Fair of 
 Brighton, Sussex ; and has Issue — (i) Richard Edward 
 Warde, Gentleman, b. Dec. 20, 1884; (2) Basil Charles 
 Conroy Warde, Gentleman, b. Feb. 28, 1892 ; Enriqueta 
 Roseta Jenny ; Edith Dora Helen ; and Francis Dorothy. 
 Residence— 'De&n Lodge, Sevenoaks, co. Kent. 
 
 AUGUSTUS WALTER FRANCIS WARDE, Gentle- 
 man. Born August 17, 1859, being the third son of Rev. 
 Augustus William Warde, M.A. , Rector of Little Horsted, 
 CO. Sussex ; by his wife Catherine, eldest dau. of William 
 Woodgate, Esq., of Swaylands, co. Kent, J. P. and D. L. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a cross flory or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs 
 head erased or. Motto — "Licet esse beatis." Married, 
 Oct. 27, 1882, Gertrude, dau. of Rev. Canon Hugh George 
 Robinson, M.A. , Prebendary of York, and one of Her 
 Majesty's Charity Commissioners ; and has Issue — Gertrude 
 Doris Catherine. Residence — 
 
 § CHARLES ARTHUR MADAN WARDE, Esquire, 
 Lieut.-Col. Royal (late Bengal) Artillery, D.L., J.P. 
 for Kent. Born April 8, 1839, being the fourth son of 
 Admiral Charles Warde, R. H. , by his wife Mariana, eldest 
 
 dau. of Arthur William Gregory of Styvechall, Warwick- 
 shire. C/?/^j— Junior Carlton, East India United Service. 
 Livery— C\!iVfi\. coat, blue vest, gilt buttons, black trousers. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a cross flory or, impaling the 
 
 arms of O'Brien, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules, three lions 
 passant guardant in pale per pale or and argent ; 2. argent, 
 three piles in point, issuing from the chief gules ; 3. or, a 
 pheon azure. Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a wolfs head erased or. Motto — " Licet 
 esse beatis." Married, Oct. 23, 1879, the Hon. Anastatia 
 Kathleen Lucia O'Brien, sixth dau. of thirteenth Baron 
 Inchiquin ; and has Issue— John Roberts O'Brien Warde, 
 Gentleman, b. March 2, 1899 ; Mary Kathleen ; Dorothy 
 Louisa ; Blanche Theresa ; and Evelyn 'Victoria. Seat — 
 Squerryes Court, Westerham, Kent. 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD WARDE, Esquire, J. P., Col. 
 Commanding West Kent Yeom., M.P. for Mid- Kent since 
 1892. Born Dec. 20, 1845, being the eldest son of General 
 Sir Edward Charles Warde, K.C.B., by his wife Jane, 
 eldest dau. of Rev. Canon Lane, M.A. Clubs— Carlton, 
 Naval and Military, Hurlingham. Armorial bearing^s — 
 Azure, a cross flory or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased or. 
 Motto — "Licet esse beatis." Married, July 10, 1890, 
 Helen, dau. of the late Viscouut de Stern. Residence — 
 Barham Court, Maidstone, Kent. 
 
 HAMILTON FRANCIS WARDE, Gentleman. Born 
 February 15, 1857, being the second son of the Rev. 
 Augustus William "Warde, M.A., Rector of Little Horsted, 
 CO. Sussex, by his wife Catherine, eldest dau. of William 
 Woodgate, Esq., of Swaylands, co. Kent, J.P. and D.L. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a cross flory or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 wolf 's head erased or. Motto — " Licet esse beatis." Mar- 
 ried, July 18, 1889, Eleanor Dalrymple, third dau. of Col. 
 Peregrine Madgwick Francis, R.E., by Emma his wife, dau. 
 of James Thomas of the Madras Civil Service ; and has 
 Issue — Dorothy Francis Hamilton. Residence — 
 
 HENRY JOHN WARDE, Gentleman. Born Dec. 31, 
 i860, being the fourth son of Rev. Augustus William Warde, 
 M.A., Rector of Little Horsted, co. Sussex, by his wife 
 Catherine, eldest dau. of William Woodgate, Esq., of 
 Swaylands, co. Kent, J.P. and D.L. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, a cross flory or. Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased or. 
 Motto — ' Licet esse beatis." Married, July 18, 1888, 
 Eleanor Harriet, dau. of Rev. John George Hodgson, 
 Rector of Sal twood, Kent, and Hon. Canon of Canterbury, 
 by Matilda Georgiana his wife, dau. of Robert Matthew 
 Isacke of North Foreland Lodge, co. Kent ; and has 
 Issue — Geoffrey Hodgson Warde, Gentleman, b. Aug. 23, 
 1889. Residence — 
 
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 HENRY MURRAY ASHLEY WARDE. Esquire. 
 Lieut. -CoL 19th Hussars (rei. June 10. 1893). Bom t>epi. 
 «, i8co, being the second son of the late Gen. Sir Edward 
 Charles W'arde, K.CB., by his wife lane, eldest dau. of 
 Rev, Charles Lane. M.A.. formerly Rector of Deal, co. 
 Kent, Rector of Wrotham. Armorial bearing— Azure, 
 a cross flory or. Mantling azure ami or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased or. Motto -- 
 " Licet esse bfuitis." Married, March 31, 1880, Louisa 
 Anne, only dau. of Wilmot Lane of the Bengal Civil 
 Service, by I..ouisa Anna his wife, eldest dau. and coheir 
 of Charles Patten Vale ; and has Issue — l>ouisa Kathleen 
 Alice ; Dorothy Mary ; and Gladys Joan. Jiesidtnce — 
 
 ST. ANDRIiW BRUCE WARDE Esquire, Major, 
 Royal .Artillery (retired March 14, 1894), Chief Constable 
 for CO. Hants from 1894. Born Nov. 33, 1852, being the 
 third son of the late General Sir Edward Charles Warde, 
 K.C. B. , by his wife Jane, eldest dau. of Rev. Charles 
 Lane, M.A., formerly Rector of Deal, co. Kent, Rector of 
 Wrotham. Armorial bearings— Azure, a cross flory or. 
 MantUng' azurc and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a wolfs head erased or. Motto — " Licet esse beatis." 
 Married, April i8, 1882, Olivia Louisa, dau. of Col. George 
 M'Call, 8th Hussars, of Elibank Lodge, co. Berks; and 
 has Issue — Clare Frances Mary ; and Jeana Winifred Mary. 
 Residence — West Hill, Winchester, co. Hants. Club — 
 Junior United Service. 
 
 S WALTER ELDRED WARDE, Esquire, Capt. 4th 
 Battalion the Devonshire Regiment. Born April 11, 
 1856, being the second son of the late Col. Walter Warde, 
 by his wife Augusta, third surviving dau. of Lieut. -Gen. 
 Sir Lionel Smith, Bart., G.C.B., G.C.H., Governor-General 
 of Jamaica, and Governor and Commander-in-Chief of 
 Mauritius. Armorial bearings — Azure, a cross flory or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolf's head erased or. Motto— " Licet esse 
 beatis." Married, Nov. 22, 1894, Charlotte Jane Mary, 
 elder dau. of the Rev. Clement Moody, Vicar of Newcastle- 
 on-Tyne ; and has Issue — Nancy Marian. Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY WARDE, Gentleman. Born 
 Sept. 22, 1855, being the eldest son of Rev. Augustus 
 William Warde, by his wife Catherine, eldest dau. of 
 William Woodgatem of Swaylands, Kent. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, a cross flory or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased or. 
 Motto — " Licet esse beatis. " Postal address — 
 
 S WILLIAM WRIGHT WARDE-ALDAM, Esquire, 
 D.L. and J. P. for the West Riding of the co. of York. 
 Bom 1853, being the only son of the late William Aldam, 
 
 and before his patronymic, and the arms of Warde quarterly 
 with his own V>y Royal License in the year 1878. Club — 
 Oxford and Cambridge. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, party p>er fesse azure and 
 ermine, in the sinister chief and dexter base an eagle dis- 
 played or, in the dexter canton issuant towards the sinister 
 Ixise seven rays, the centre one gold, the others argent (for 
 Aldam) ; 2 and 3 azure, a cross flory or, and for distinction 
 in the dexter chief point a cross crosslet of the last (for 
 Warde) ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 issuant from a mount vert, four ostrich feathers argent, con- 
 joined at the points by a millrind or (for Aldam) ; 2. a 
 wolfs head erased or, charged for distinction with a cross 
 crosslet azure (for Warde). Married, April 30, 1878, Sarah 
 Julia, of Hoolon Pagnell, in the county of York, daughter 
 and co-heir of the late Reverend William Warde of Hooton 
 Pagnell; and has had Issue — (1) William St. Andrew 
 Warde-Aldam, Gentleman, born 1882 ; (2) John Ralph 
 Patientius Warde-Aldam, Gentleman, b. Aug. 15, 1892 ; 
 and Marion Juliet, b. 1897, d. an infant. Estates and 
 postal addresses — Frickley Hall and Hooton Pagnell Hall, 
 Doncaster, both in the county of York; Healey Hall, Riding 
 Mill-on-Tyne, Northumberland ; Ederline, Lochgilphead, 
 Argyllshire, N.B. 
 
 Rev. OSWALD PRYOR WARDELL-YERBURGH. 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Vicar of the Abbey Church of 
 St. Mary, Tewkesbury, Rural Dean of Winchcombe, and 
 Hon. Canon of Gloucester Cathedral. Born 1858, being 
 the sixth son of Rev. Richard Yerburgh, Vicar of Slea- 
 ford, and Rector of High Bickington, by his wife Susan, 
 dau. of John Higgin of Wenning Cottage and Greenfield, 
 CO. Lancaster ; and assumed, on liis marriage, by Royal 
 Licence the additional surname and arms of Wardell. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent 
 
 Esq., of Frickley Hall, in the co. of York, J. P. and D.L., 
 by his wife Mary Stables, daughter of the Rev. Godfrey 
 Wright of Bilham Hotise, near Doncaster, and assumed 
 upon bis marriage the surname of Warde in addition to 
 
 and azure, on a chevron between three chaplets all j 
 counterchanged, an annulet for difference (for Yerburgh) ; 
 
 2 and 3 argent, a chevron between three boars' heads 
 couped sable, on a chief vert, three bezants (for War- 
 dell) ; upon an escutcheon of pretence the arms of j 
 Wardell-Potts, namely, quarterly i and 4, or, two bars 
 azure, over all a bend of the second (for Potts) ; 2 and 
 
 3 argent, a chevron between three boars' heads couped 
 close sable, on a chief vert, three bezants. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a falcon close or, belled of the last, preying on a mallard 
 proper. Married, Jan. 21, 1889, Edith, formerly (by 
 Royal Licence, dated July 5, 1880) Wardell-Potts, only 
 surviving child and heir of the late Arthur Potts, Esq., 
 J. P., of Hoole Hall, by his wife Elizabeth [to whom refer], 
 only surviving child and heir of William Wardell of \ 
 Abbotsfield ; and \\z.s Issue — (i) Arthur Wardell- Yerburgh, 
 Gentleman, b. July 13, 1891 ; (2) Geoffrey Basset Wardell- 
 
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 Yerburgh, Gentleman, 6. Sept. 28, 1893 ; and Hilda. I?esi- 
 dence — The Abbey, Tewkesbury. Club — Wellington. 
 
 S ROBERT GEORGE WARDLAW-RAMSAY, Es- 
 quire, J. P. and D.L. for Midlothian and J. P. for 
 CO. Clackmannan, Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. 6th Vol. Batt. 
 the Royal Scots, late Capt. Highland Light Infantry. Born 
 Jan. 25, 1852, being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Balfour Wardlaw-Ramsay, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Edin- 
 burgh, by liis wife Lady Louisa Jane Hay, third dau. of 
 Rt. Hon. George, 7th Marquess of Tweeddale, by Lady 
 Susan Montagu his wife, dau. of the Most Noble William, 
 5th Duke of Manchester. Livery — Drab. Armorial 
 beaxings — Quarterly i and 4, grand quarters argent, an 
 
 eagle displayed sable, beaked and membered gules, within 
 a border of the last charged with eight roses argent (for 
 Ramsay) ; 2 and 3, grand quarters, i. and iiii. azure, three 
 mascles or; ii. and iii. azure, three water bougets or, a 
 crescent argent for difference. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of his liveries, a unicorn's head 
 erased argent, charged with a rose gules; 2. on a wreath 
 of his liveries, an estoile or. Mottoes — "Semper victor ; " 
 (over the crests) — "Familias firmat pietas." Married, 
 Feb. 17, 1885, Mary Alice, eldest dau. of the late Charles 
 Swinton Hogg; and has /wz/e— (i) Arthur Balcarres Ram- 
 say, Gentleman, b. Dec. 13, 1887 ; (2) David Ramsay, 
 Gentleman, b. June 11, 1890; (3) Ernest Ramsay, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 22, 1892; Louisa Mary; and Erica Violet. 
 Seats — Whitehill, Rosewell, co. Edinburgh ; Tillicoultry, 
 CO. Clackmannan ; and Balcurvie, Fife. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 WARDWICK, quartered by HEYWOOD -JONES, 
 LONGUEVILLE, and WILLDING-JONES. 
 
 WARE, see CUMBERLEGE-WARE. 
 
 WARE (H. Coll.). Argent, on a bend wavy cottised 
 vert, between six crosslets fitch^e at the foot gules, three 
 crosiers in bend or. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion azure, 
 between the paws a mullet within an annulet or, issuant 
 from a basket proper, a cross crosslet fitch^e at the foot of 
 the second. 
 
 Sons of Martin Ware, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law 
 (son of late Martin Ware of Tilford, b. 1789 ; d. 1872), 
 b. 1818 ; d. 1895 ; tn. : — 
 
 Rev. Martin S. Ware, Vicar of St. George's, Camber- 
 well, *. 1871. .Ej^a/^— Tilford, Surrey. Res. — St. George's 
 Vicarage, Camberwell, Surrey. 
 
 Arthur Maitland Ware, Gentleman, M. D. , b. 1874. Res. — 
 13 Sussex Villas, London, W. 
 
 Surv. sons of Martin Ware of Tilford, Surrey, b. 1789 ; 
 d. 1872:— 
 
 Charles Tayler Ware, Gentleman, b. 1820; m. ; 
 
 and has issue -(i) C. M. Ware, Gentleman, b. ; (2) 
 
 F. H. Ware, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 11 Phillimore 
 
 Gardens, London, W. 
 
 Rt. Rev. Henry Ware, Bishop of Barrow-in-Furness, 
 D.D., M.A. (Trin. Coll., Camb.), was Fellow and Assistant 
 Tutor of Trin. Coll., Camb., 1855-62, Vicar of Kirkby 
 Lonsdale 1862-88, Rural Dean thereof 1867-88, Hon. Canon 
 of Carlisle 1870-79 and 1883-88, Canon of Carlisle 1879-83 
 and again 1888, consecrated Bishop of Barrow-in-Furness 
 (Suffragan for Diocese of Carlisle) 1889, b. 1830 ; m. ist, 
 1865. Elizabeth S. {d. 1884), d. of E. G. Hornby of Dalton 
 Hall ; and 2nd, 1887, Ellen King, d. of the late Rt. Rev. 
 Harvey Goodwin, Lord Bishop of Carlisle, D.D. Res. — 
 The Abbey, Carlisle ; How Foot, Grasmere, Westmorland. 
 Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 S HENRY WARING, Esquire, J.P. (HighSheriff"i888), 
 Lieut.-Col. Railway Engineers Volunteer Staff Corps. 
 Born 1822, being the second son of the late John Waring of 
 Haworth Hall, Rotherham, by his wife Mary Fletcher. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, a bend engrailed chequy or 
 and azure, between two bugles stringed of the second. 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 up)on a mill-rind fesseways or, a dragon gules, charged on 
 either wing with an annulet gold. Motto — " Toujours 
 prest. " Married, 1855, Sarah Milnes, dau. of John Wheat 
 of Norwood Hall, and Treetown, co. York ; and has Issue— 
 William Wheat Waring, Esq., Capt. late nth Hussars, 
 b. May 29, i860 [m., 1882, Sophia Annie, eldest dau. of the 
 late Col. Scobel of The Abbey, Pershore, co. Worcester, 
 and has issue, Charles Henry Waring, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; 
 Edward Robert Waring, Gentleman, b. 1893 ; Mellony 
 Mary ; and Irene Margaretta] ; Maud Mary \_m. Major 
 Thomas Baker, Suffolk Regt.] ; Edith Elizabeth [m. Charles 
 Lane Sansom, M.D.]; Rosamund Ruth; Alice Ada; and 
 Beatrice Bertha. Seat — Beenham House, Reading. 
 
 S THOMAS WARING, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, 
 Master of Arts of Trinity College, Dublin, Justice 
 of the Peace for the county of Armagh, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the County of Down 
 (High Sheriff' 1868-1869), and late Colonel 5th Battalion 
 Royal Irish Rifles, Member of Parliament for North Down. 
 Bom October 17, 1828, being the fourth but eldest sur- 
 viving son of the late Major Henry Waring of Warings- 
 town, by his wife Frances Grace, daughter of the Very 
 Reverend Holt Waring, Dean of Dromore. Clubs — Carlton, 
 Kildare Street (Dublin), Ulster (Belfast). /,?'z/«rv— White, 
 with black facings and silver lace. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, on a bend sable, three mascles 
 of the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a crane's head 
 couped at the neck proper. Motto — " Nee vi necastutia." 
 Married, firstly, April 22, 1858, Esther, third daughter of 
 Ross Thompson Smyth of Ardmore, in the county of Derry 
 (she died March 26, 1873) ; and secondly, August 6, 1874, 
 Fanny, fourth daughter of Admiral John Jervis Tucker of 
 Trematon Castle, in the county of Cornwall ; and by her 
 (who died November 13, 1883) has Issue — (1) Holt Waring, 
 Gentleman, born May 26, 1877 ; (2) Ruric Henry Waring, 
 Gentleman, born August 16, 1879 ; Esther Marian ; Mary 
 Theresa ; and Frances Joan Alice. He married thirdly, 
 July I, 1885, Geraldine, third daughter of Alexander 
 Stewart of Bally Edmond. Seat — Warringstown House, 
 Lugan, in the county of Down. Estates — Waringstown, 
 Kilmore, and Lisnafiffy. Postal address — Waringstown, 
 county Down. 
 
 The Late WILLIAM WARING, Gentleman, for- 
 merly of Tombland, Norwich. Armorial bearings — 
 Sable, a chevron between three storks' heads erased argent, 
 within a bordure wavy of the last. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork's head 
 erased sable, on the neck a saltire wavy argent, between 
 two wings displayed of the first. 
 
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 WARNER, see LEE-WARNER. 
 
 S EDWARD HANDLEY WARNER. Esauire. J.P. 
 andD.L. co. LeicesUT, High Sheriff 1897, J.P. North 
 Ritiing tx). York, l.itc Capt. LciccNtershire Yeomanry. Horn 
 Aug. ao, 1850, being the second but elder surviving son of 
 the late Edward Warner, Esq., of Quorn Hall and the Elms 
 Park. CO. Leicester, and of Kepwick Park, co, York, J. P.. 
 High Sheriff 1874, by his wife Marianne, fourth dau. of the 
 Rev. J. W. R. Boyer, Clerk in Holy Orders. Rector of 
 Swe[>stone-cuni-Snare>ton. Livery — IMue. with blue and 
 yellow waistcoat. Armorial bearlngfs— Quarterly argent 
 and or, a cross quarterly azure, and gtiles, in the first and 
 fourth quarters a bend invected between four roses, two 
 and two paleways. in the second and third quarters three 
 bendlets between an escallop in chief and a fleur-de-lis in 
 base all of tlie fourth. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a squirrel sejant proper, 
 holding in the paws a rose gules, slipped and leaved of the 
 first. l)etween two escallops of the second. Motto—" Non 
 nobis tantum nati." Married, June 21, 1877, Jessie Nancy, 
 dau. of Thomas Brooks of Barkby Hall, co. Leicester, and 
 of Manchester; and has Issue — (1) Edward Guy Warner, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. 8th K. R. L Hussars, b. March 27. 1881 ; 
 (a) Christopher Brooks Warner, Gentleman, b. June 15, 
 1885; Dorothy Kate; Grace; and Amy. Seats— Qaorn 
 Hall, Leicester ; Elms Park, Loughborough ; Kepwick, 
 Northallerton, co. York. 
 
 H THOMAS COURTENAY THEYDON WARNER, 
 W Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the co. of Somerset, 
 High Sheriff of Essex 1891, Major and Hon. Lieut.- 
 Colonel 4th Batt. Oxfordshire Light Infantry, M.P. of 
 the CO. of Somerset 1892-95, and M.P. for Lichfield Div. , 
 CO. Stafford, since 1896. horn July 19, 1857, being the only 
 son of the late Edward Warner, Esquire, of Highams, Wood- 
 ford, in the co. of Essex, Deputy- Lieutenant and Justice of 
 the Peace for that county, and Justice of the Peace for the co. 
 of Middlesex, sometime M.P. for Norwich, b. 1818, d. 1875, 
 by his wife Maria, daughter of Thomas Carr of New Ross, 
 in the co. of Waterford. Clubs — Bachelors', Reform, Union, 
 National Liberal. Livery — Dress: white coat, crimson 
 waistcoat, and knee breeches ; undress : black coat and 
 trousers, crimson waistcoat and piping. Armorial bear- 
 
 gemelles sable, over all a lion rampant gules. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 wreath of the colours, a Saracen's head affront(5e couped 
 at the shoulders proper, vested gules, on the head a cap 
 chequy argent and of the second, and in front thereof 
 three roses fesseways of the third ; with the MottO, 
 "Spero." Married, December 6, 1883, Leucha Diana, 
 commonly called I.,ady I.«ucha Diana, sixth daughter of 
 the Right Honourable the first Earl de Montalt ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Edward Coiirtenay Thomas Warner, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 4, 1886; (a) Cornwallis John Warner, Gentle- 
 man, b. Feb. 1, 1889 ; (3) Thomas Seymour Marius Warner, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 5, 1903 ; Leucha Mary ; and Lillian 
 Georgina. Estates — Highams, Woodford, and other pro- 
 perty in Walthamstow and Lcyton, including the Manors 
 of West Mersea, of Higham Hills, all in the co. of Essex ; 
 and Manor of Brettenham, in the co. of Suffolk. Postal 
 addresses — Brettenham Park, Suffolk ; 56 Cadogan Square, 
 S.W. 
 
 S WILLIAM POCHIN WARNER, Esquire, J.P. and 
 D.L. CO. IvCicester, High Sheriff 1898, late i8lh 
 Hussars. Born Feb. i, 1854, being the third but second 
 younger surviving son of the late Edward Warner, Esq., of 
 t^hiorn Hall and the Elms Park, co. Leicester, and of Kep- 
 wick Park, CO. York, J.P. , High Sheriff 1874, by his wife 
 Marianne, fourth dau. of the Rev. J. W. R. Boyer, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Rector of Swepstone-cum-Snareston. Livery 
 — Blue, with blue and yellow waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ing's — Quarterly argent and or, a cross quarterly azure and 
 gules, in the first and fourth quarters a bend invected 
 between four roses, two and two paleways, in the second 
 and third quarters three bendlets between an escallop 
 chief and a fleur-de-lis in base all of the fourth. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 squirrel sejant proper, holding in the paws a rose gules, 
 slipped and leaved of the first, between two escallops 
 the second. Motto— " Non nobis tantum nati." Seat— 
 Langton Hall, Market Harborough. Club — Army and 
 Navy. 
 
 S WILLIAM EDMUND WARRAND, Esquire, Major. 
 General in the Royal Engineers, Justice of the Peace 
 for the counties of Nottingham and Inverness, Deputy- 
 
 lags— He bears for Arms: Per bend argent and gules, 
 two bendlets between six roses all counterchanged, and 
 impaling the arms of Maude, namely, quarterly i and 4, 
 azure a lion rampant argent ; 2 and 3 argent, three bars 
 
 Lieutenant for the county of Inverness. Born January 2' 
 1831, being the eldest son of the late Robert Warrand, 
 Esquire, Major Inniskiliing Dragoons, Justice of the Peace 
 and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Nottingham, by 
 
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 his wife Sara Sophia, daughter of the Rev. William Claye 
 of Westhorpe. Cluds — Arthurs', County (Nottingham). 
 Livery — Plain dark claret, with scarlet waistcoat. Armorial 
 bearings — Sable, a chevron chequy or and azure, between 
 three lions passant argent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a dexter arm in armour, holding in the hand a sword 
 all proper; with the Motto, "Fortiter." Married, firstly, 
 November 15, 1859, Isabella Mary, daughter of the Reve- 
 rend Henry Houson of Brant Broughton, in the county 
 of Lincoln; by whom (who died 1873) he had Issue — (i) 
 William Hugh Munro Warrand, Gentleman, Lieutenant 
 Royal Marines, born June 11, 1863; (2) the Reverend 
 Henry Kenneth Warrand, born March 11, 1865; Katha- 
 rine Mary, died 1884 ; Sara Judith ; and Frances Louisa 
 Victoria. Secondly, 1875, Katharine Munro, widow of 
 Duncan Grant, and daughter of Alexander Warrand, 
 Honourable East India Company's Service ; and thirdly, 
 September 28, 1892, Helena, daughter of Major Perceval- 
 Maxwell of Finnebrogue, in the county of Down, and Moor 
 Hill, in the county of Waterford. Estate — Westhorpe, in 
 the county of Nottingham. Postal address — Westhorpe, 
 Southwell, Nottingham. 
 
 WARREN, quartered by DU MOULIN-BROWNE, 
 HOWARD, NORFOLD, and O'CARROLL. 
 
 WARREN, see BORLASE-WARREN-VENABLES- 
 VERNON, CORBOULD- WARREN, and DETABLEY. 
 
 WARREN. Quarterly, i and 4, per chevron gules and 
 sable, a chevron chequy or and azure, between three ele- 
 phants' heads erased argent, in the centre chief point a 
 mascle of the third (for Warren) ; 2 and 3 ermine, two 
 battle-axes in chief and a castle in base sable, on a chief 
 of the last three estoiles or (for Hicks). Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, out of a 
 crescent argent, an elephant's head sable, the tusks proper, 
 charged on the neck with a mascle as in the arms. Motto 
 — "Crescenti luce resurgit." 
 
 Sons of Rev. John Maturin Warren, M.A., Rector of 
 . Bawdrip, co. Somerset, b. d. m., 1873, Margaret 
 Burnett, d. ofSir James Dalrymple-Horne-Elphinstone, 
 Baronet : — 
 John Maxwell Dalrymple Elphinstone Warren, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. Royal Navy, b. June 22, 1874 
 James Grasme Hepburn Warren, Gentleman, b. August 
 
 30. 1875- 
 
 William Henry Farrington Warren, Gentleman, R.N. R., 
 b. October ig, 1877. 
 
 Frederick Drummond Warren, Gentleman, b. August 23, 
 1881. 
 
 The Rev. SAMUEL PERCIVAL WARREN, Incum- 
 bent of Balbriggan. Born April 15, 1828, being the third 
 son of the late Robert Warren of Ballydonarea, co. Wicklow, 
 and Killiney Castle, co. Dublin, by his wife Alicia, dau. 
 of Athanasius Cusack of Laragh. Armorial bearings — 
 Chequy or and azure, on a canton ermine, a trefoil vert. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a wyvern argent, 
 wings expanded chequy or and azure, on the breast a 
 trefoil vert. Motto — "Be just and fear not." Married, 
 March 8, 1859, Judith Frances, dau. of T. Somerville 
 Fleming of Derry Lea, co. Kildare ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Robert Somerville Warren, Gentleman, b. March 23, 1865 ; 
 (2) Percival Becher Warren, Gentleman, b. April 9, 1871 ; 
 Frances Alicia \m., April 25, 1885, Richard John Baker, 
 Indian Medical Service, and d. 1898, leaving issue] ; Ahcia 
 Judith Dagmar ; and Judith Pitcairn. Residence — Balbriggan. 
 
 HENRY WARREN-DARLEY, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules, six fleurs-de-lis, three, 
 two, and one argent, within a bordure ermine, on a canton 
 of the second a trefoil slipped vert (for Darley) ; 2 and 3, 
 chequy or and azure, on a canton of the second a saltire 
 of the first (for Warren). Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, a horse's head 
 argent, armed proper, bridled gules (for Darley) ; 2. out of 
 a ducal coronet or, from a plume of five ostrich feathers 
 gules, an eagle's claw proper (for Warren). Mottoes— 
 "Dare;" and (below the arms) "Per mare per terras." 
 Residence— \^ Pembroke Road, Dublin. 
 
 S ROBERT WARREN - SWETTENHAM. Esquire, 
 Colonel 4th Batt. Cheshire Regt., J. P. for the co. 
 of Chester. Born 1836, being the second son of the 
 late Michael Warren of Sandford's Court, in the county 
 of Kilkenny, by his wife Sarah Eaton, daughter of 
 the late Millington Eaton Swettenham of Swettenham, 
 and assumed the surname and arms of Swettenham 
 by Royal License, 1877, under the will of his uncle, 
 Thomas J. W. Swettenham, on the death of his widow, 
 March 9, 1876. C/?/3— Naval and Military. Armorial 
 bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent 
 on a bend vert, three spitting-shovels (or half-spades) 
 of the field (for Swettenham) ; 2 and 3 chequy or and 
 gules, on a canton azure, a cross of the first (for Warren). 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his de- 
 gree, with a mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, against a tree proper a 
 lion rampant azure (for Swettenham) ; 2. out of a ducal 
 coronet or, an eagle's talon or, holding a crescent gules 
 in front of a plume of five ostrich feathers argent (for 
 Warren). Mottoes — "Ex sudore vultus" (Swettenham), 
 " Mox virtute se tollit ad auras " (Warren). Married, 1865, 
 Amelia Marion, daughter of the late J. W. Wybault of 
 Sion, CO. Kilkenny; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Robert 
 Eaton Wybault Warren - Swettenham, Captain East 
 Yorkshire Regiment, born October 10, 1867 ; (2) Albert 
 Willis Warren-Swettenham, Gentleman ; (3) George Mill- 
 ington Warren-Swettenham, Gentleman; Amelia Frances 
 Josephine ; Berthia Marie ; and Helen Cicely. Seat — 
 Swettenham Hall, Congleton, in the co. of Chester. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 SSiR GEORGE WARRENDER, sixth Baronet, of 
 Lochend, in the county of East Lothian, D.L. for 
 the COS. of Haddington and Edinburgh, late Capt. Cold- 
 stream Guards. Born Oct. 7, 1825, being the only son of 
 Sir John Warrender, fifth Baronet, by his first wife, dau. of the 
 Rt. Hon. James Maitland, eighth Earl of Lauderdale ; suc- 
 ceeded his father in 1867, under the creation of June 2, 
 1715. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, argent, on 
 a bend wavy between six roses gules, three plates (for War- 
 render) ; 2 and 3 or, a lion rampant gules, couped in all 
 points of the field, within a double tressure flory counter- 
 flory azure (for Maitland) ; on an escutcheon of pretence 
 quarterly, first grand quarter, quarterly i and 4, vert, a lion 
 rampant argent ; 2 and 3 argent, three papingoes vert, 
 beaked and membered gules (for Hume) ; second grand 
 quarter, gyronny of eight or and sable, within a bordure 
 gules, charged with eight escallops of the first, and a canton 
 also gyronny of eight gules and ermine (for Campbell of 
 Carnock) ; third grand quarter, azure, on a fesse between 
 three mascles, as many cinquefoils of the first (for Purves of 
 Purves) ; fourth grand quarter, quarterly i and 4, gules 
 three piles engrailed argent (for Polwarth of that Ilk) ; 2 
 and 3 argent, a cross engrailed azure (for Sinclair of Her- 
 mistoun) ; en surtout of the grand quarters, an inescutcheon 
 argent, charged with an orange imperially crowned and 
 slipped all proper. Mantling gules doubled argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of his liveries, a hare sejant proper. Motto 
 — " Industria evehit." Married, July 13, 1854, Helen, only 
 child of Sir Hugh Hume Campbell, seventh Baronet, of 
 Marchmont ; and by her (who d. March 11, 1875) has Issue 
 — (i) John Warrender, Esq., Capt. late Grenadier Guards, 
 b. March 5, 1859, d. July 12, 1894 ; (2) George John Scott 
 Warrender, Esq., Com. R.N., b. July 31, i860; (3) Hugh 
 Valdave Warrender, Esq., Lieut. Grenadier Guards, b. 
 Sept. 14, 1868 ; Julian Margaret Maitland ; Alice Helen ; and 
 Eleanor Charlotte. Seat — Bruntsfield House, Edinburgh. 
 
 The Hon. Sir THOMAS ROLLS WARRINGTON, 
 Knight Bachelor, Judge of the High Court of Justice, 
 M.A. (Cantab.). Born 1851, being the only son of 
 Thomas Warrington of London. Armorial bearings 
 — Argent, on a bend invected gules, between two bulls' 
 heads erased sable, three eagles displayed of the first. 
 Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed and erased 
 sable, charged on the breast with a shield argent, thereon a 
 bull's head as in the arms, and holding in the beak a cross 
 pat^e fitch^e gules. Motto — " Constantia et labore." 
 Married Emma Maud, eldest dau. of Decimus Sturges, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Postal addresses — 10 Montagu Square, 
 London, W. ; Clyffe Hall, Market Lavington, Wilts. 
 Clubs — Athenaeum, United University. 
 
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 ERNEST ARTHUR BRAGGE WARRY. Esquire. 
 Bachelor of Arts of the University of Oxford, Capt. 4th 
 Battalion Somerset Light Infantry. Bom 1867, being the 
 only son of the late William Worry, Ksquirc, Major in the 
 34tn Cumberland ReRiment, by his second wife Kmma 
 Augusta, daughter of Colonel Bragge of Sadborow, in the 
 county of Dorset. Armorial bearl^^s— He bears for Amu : 
 (Quarterly, nebuly ermine and sable, on a bend gules, be- 
 tween two horses' heads couped argent, a griffin's head 
 couped between two mullets of six points of the last ; and 
 for his OrMt, on a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 couped sable, between two horse-shoes or. Pos/a/ address 
 — Mona Lodge, Batheaston, Bath. 
 
 THOMAS WILLIAM WARRY, Gentleman. Born 
 Aug. 13, 1864, being the eldest son of the late Thomas 
 Warry ; Esq., formerly Major 3rd Bait. (Militia) Somerset 
 Light Infantry, by his wife, Christina Fowler, dau. of John 
 Fairweather. Livery — Buff, with blue facings. Armorial 
 iMariSffS — Quarterly, nebuly ermine and sable, on a 
 bend gules, between two horses' heads couped argent, a 
 griffin's head couped between two mullets of six points of 
 the last ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's head couped sable, between two horse-shoes or. 
 Postal address — Weston-super-Mare. Married, 1902, Ellen 
 Hartley, second dau. of the late Philip William Richardson 
 Feck, formerly of Templecombe House, Somerset, and 
 Exmouth, S. Devon. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN ELLIS WARRY-STONE, Gentle- 
 man, M.A. of the University of Oxford. Born Nov. 29, 
 i860, being the only child of the late William Warry, Es- 
 quire, Major of the 34th Cumberland Regiment, by his 
 first wife Catherine, only surviving child and sole heiress 
 of John Stone of Sydney House, Bath, and Lower Upham, 
 in the county of Wiltshire ; assumed the additional sur- 
 name of Stone in the year 1886. Cliibs — Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge, Reform. Aiinorial bearing's — Quarterly i and 
 
 4, quarterly nebuly ermine and sable, on a bend gules, 
 between two horses' heads couf>ed argent, a griffin's head 
 couped between two mullets of six points of the last (for 
 Warry) ; 2 and 3 gules, a chevron ermine, between three 
 lozenges or, each charged with an ermine spot sable (for 
 Stone) ; and for his Crest, upxjn a wreath of the colours, a 
 griffin's head couf>ed sable, between two horse-shoes or 
 (being the crest of Warry) ; with the Motto, " Cave et felix 
 esto.' Estates — Lower Upham, Badbury Manor, and 
 Day House, all in the county of Wiltshire. Postal address 
 — 72 Elm Park Gardens, London, S. W. 
 
 HENRY DE GREY WARTER, Gentleman. Born 
 1885, being the son of the late Colonel Henry De Grey 
 Warter, R.H.A., and his wife Annette Louisa, only dau. of 
 the late Norcliffe Bendyshe Walton of Bower Hall, Essex. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween three chess-rooks argent as many crosses crosslet 
 
 fitch^e of the first. Mawt.Htig sable and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion rainpiint sable, collared 
 argent, holding between his forepaws a chess-rook, also 
 argent. Motto— "Vi victus non coactas." Estate — Vx^ 
 perty at Cruck Meole. Res. - Gravenor, near Shrewsbury. 
 
 HENRY DE (iREY WARTER WARTER-TATHAM, 
 Gentleman. Bom Feb. aa, 188a, being the only surviving 
 son of the late Meabiu'n 'I'atham, M.A., and his wife Mary 
 Elizabeth, only dau. of the late Henry De Grey Warter 
 Tatham, Esq., D.L. and J. P. for Salop, High Sheriff 1879. 
 Armorial bearing^s — Quarterly i and 4, 
 (for Tatham) ; 2 and 3, sable, on a chevron engrailed be- 
 tween three chess-rooks argent, as many crosses crosslet 
 fitch^e of the first (for Warter). Mantling 
 Crests— I. 
 
 (for Tatham) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a lion ramp.int 
 sable, collared argent, holding between his forepaws a 
 chess-rook also argent (for Warter). MottO — " Vi victus 
 non coactus." Residence — 
 
 WARTON, quartered by FLETCHER- VANE. 
 
 WASHINGTON, quartered by RAMSDEN. 
 
 EUGENE WASON, Esquire, J. P. for co. of Ayr, 
 formerly M.P. Southern Div. of the same co. , and now 
 M. P. for Clackmannan and Kinross, Barrister - at - I^w 
 (Middle Temple), M.A. Oxford. Born January 26, 1846, 
 being the son of the late Peter Rigby Wason, Esq., J. P., 
 of Corwar, co. Ayr, by his wife Euphemia, dau. of the late 
 Peter M'Tier. Armorial bearings — Gules, on a bend 
 argent, a saltire couped between two crescents sable. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a Mantling gules, doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a lion rampant argent, armed 
 and langued gules, holding between his fore-paws a saltire 
 coufjed sable ; and in an escroU over the same this Motto, 
 " Timere sperno." Married, 1870, Eleanor Mary, eldest 
 daughter of Charles Reynolds Williams, Esquire, of Dol- 
 melynllyn Hall, Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Merion- 
 eth ; and has, with other Issue — Rigby Wason, Gentleman, 
 born 1871. Residences — Blair, Girvan, North Britain ; 8 
 Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W. Clubs — Reform, Union, 
 Liberal (Edinburgh), Liberal (Glasgow). 
 
 WATERFALL (formerly of Tollard Royal). Sable, 
 gutt^-d'eau, on a pale argent, between two pallets wavy 
 of the last, three fountains. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 eagle wings addorsed sable, holding in the beak an escallop 
 or, a fountain. Motto — " Aqua cadit resurgere." 
 
 Son of Rev. George Howard Waterfall, M.A. , Rector 
 of Tollard Royal, Salisbury, Wilts: — 
 
 Waterfall, Gentleman, b. ; m. . Res. — 
 
 Minnedosa, Manitoba, Canada. 
 
 WATERHOUSE, quartered by MADDEN. 
 
 WATERHOUSE, see DOHERTY-WATERHOUSE. 
 
 5 HERBERT JAMESON WATERLOW, Esq.. Sheriff 
 of London and Middlesex 1880-1, one of H.M.'s Lieu- 
 tenants for the City of London, late Hon. Capt. Hon. 
 Artillery Co. of London, 1882-6. Born 1846, being the son 
 of the late Alfred James Waterlow, Esq., J. P., of Great 
 Doods, Reigate. Clubs — Gresham, National Conservative. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, a lion rampant within a bor- 
 dure nebuly azure, on a chief sable two shin-bones saltire- 
 ways, the dexter surmounted by the sinister or. Mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion guardant azure, in the mouth a shin- 
 bone in bend, and holding between the paws a human skull 
 both or. Motto — "Per mortem vinco." Married, 187a, 
 Mary Hannah, dau. of J. Hill. Seat — 
 
 SSiR SYDNEY HEDLEY WATERLOW, ist Baronet 
 (August 4, 1873), of Wrotham, co. Kent, Com- 
 missioner of Lieutenancy for London. Born Nov. i, 
 1822, being the fourth son of the late James Waterlow 
 of Huntingdon Lodge, co. Surrey, by his wife Mary, 
 daughter of William Crakell of London. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a demi-eagle displayed and erased or, 
 holding in the beak a cross crosslet fitch^e argent, on a chief 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 of the last, three wolves' heads erased sable ; the escutcheon 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 mount an oak tree, in front thereof a plough all proper. 
 Motto — " Labor omnia vincit." Married, firstly. May 7, 
 184s, Anna Maria, youngest dau. of William Hickson of 
 Fairseat, co. Kent ; and by her (who d. January 21, 1880) 
 has had Issue — (i) Frank William Waterlow, b. July 9, 
 1846, d. ujim. at Genoa, Dec. 4, 1871 ; (2) Philip Hickson 
 Waterlow, Esq., Commissioner of Lieutenancy for London, 
 b. Oct. 30, 1847 \jn., June 10, 1869, Amy Grace (d. Jan. 29, 
 1897) second dau. of Edgar Lutwyche, and has issue, 
 Edgar Lutwyche Waterlow, Esq., b. June 15, 1870; Ken- 
 neth Lutwyche Waterlow, Gentleman, b. May 19, 1883 ; 
 Emily Lutwyche ; Grace Evelyn Lutwyche ; Irene Lut- 
 wyche ; and Gladys Maud Lutwyche. He married secondly, 
 July 7, 1898, Laura Marie, dau. of the late F. K. Jones] ; 
 (3) Walter Waterlow, b. March 21, d. Sept. 30, 1849; (4) 
 George Sydney Waterlow, Esq,, D.L. , Commissioner of 
 Lieutenancy for London, b. April 12, 1852 \tn., Aug. i, 
 1876, Chaddie, dau. of H. H. Beauchamp of Belsize 
 Avenue, Hampstead, and has had issue, Sydney Philip 
 Waterlow Gentleman, b. Oct. 24, 1879; John Beauchamp 
 Waterlow, Gentleman, b. March 15, 1880 ; Guy Walleron 
 Waterlow, Genileman, b. April 18, 1884 ; Cecil Beauchamp 
 Waterlow, Gentleman, b. December 4, 1887; Zoe, d. 1877 ; 
 and Margery]; (5) Charles Hickson Waterlow, Esq., b. 
 Aug. 9. 1854 \jn., Nov. 19, 1881, Fanny, granddau. of 
 Thomas Latimer of E.xeter] ; (6) Sydney Albert Waterlow, 
 b, Jan. 10, d. April 22, 1856 ; (7) David Sydney Waterlow, 
 Esq., b. Dec. i8, 1857 [m., June 2, 1883, Edith Emma, 
 eldest dau. of Frederick Maitland of 18 Primrose Hill Road, 
 and has issue, Clive Maitland Waterlow, (jentleman, b. 
 Sept. 9, 1885 ; Mervyn Maitland Waterlow, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 31, 1887; Margaret Maitland; Joan Maitland; and 
 Sylvia Maitland]; (8) Albert Waterlow, Esq., b. April 21, 
 d. Sept. 5, 1859; (9) Paul Langbourn Waterlow, Esq., b. 
 Feb. 4, 1863 [in., June 16, 1892, Kathleen, dau. of T. B. 
 Holmes of Elin Lodge, Hornsea, co. York]; Ruth [m., 
 May 7, 1873, Francis Wilkes Homan, son of Ebenezer 
 Homan of Friern Watch, Barnet, and by him (who (/. Jan. 
 4, 1880) has issue; Hilda Marie \_m., May 12, 1886, Alfred 
 Bernard Ford] ; and Celia Agnes. 5^a/j—Trosley Towers, 
 Wrotham, Kent, Monterey, Cannes, France. Town house 
 — 29 Chesham Place, S.W. Clubs — Reform, City Liberal, 
 Hurlingham. 
 
 WATERS, see DUN-WATERS. 
 
 WATERTON, quartered by CON VERS. 
 
 JOSEPH WATERTON, Gentleman. Bom Nov. 18. 
 1893, being the eldest son of the late Charles Edmund 
 Maria Joseph Aloysius Pius Waterton, by his wife Josephine, 
 dau. of the late John Rock of Northbank, Shepton Mallet. 
 Armorial bearings — Barry of six ermine and gules, over 
 all thiee crescents sable. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an otter passant, 
 holding in its mouth a pike all proper. Motto — "Better 
 kinde frembd than fremd kyne." Seat — Deeping Waterton 
 Hall, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire. 
 
 WA'IKIN, see JOSEPH-WATKIN. 
 
 SSiR ALFRED MELLOR WATKIN, 2nd Bart. (May 
 12, 1880), D.L. for CO. Middlesex, J. P. for co. Kent. 
 Born 1846, being the only son of Sir Edward William Wat- 
 kin, ist Bart., J. P., D.L., M.P., of Rose Hill, Northenden, 
 Chester, by his wife Mary Briggs, dau. of Jonathan Mellor, 
 Esq., J. P., of Oldham. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 gutt6-de-poix, a leopard's face jessant-de-lis azure, between 
 three harvest flies volant proper ; the escutcheon charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cock's 
 head coufsed, transfixed through the mouth by a tilting- 
 spear paleways, all proper. MottO — "Sale and doe." 
 Married, June 10, 1876, Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of the 
 Very Rev. Robert Payne Smith, D.D., Dean of Canterbury. 
 Residences — The Chalet Beddgelert, North Wales ; Dunedin 
 Lodge, Folkestone. Clubs — Reform, City Liberal, Auto- 
 mobile, Union (Buxton). 
 
 DANIEL WATNEY, Gentleman. Bom May 23, 
 1835, being the second son of the late John Watney of 
 
 Mitcham, in the county of Surrey, by his wife Susannah, 
 only daughter of Peter Dormay of Thanet House, 
 Lambeth, in the county of Surrey. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms: Quarterly i and 4, azure a cress 
 engrailed ermine, in the first and fourth quarters a dove 
 argent, and in the second and third a garb or (for Watney) ; 
 2 and 3 quarterly argent and or, a cross fleurett^e gules, 
 in the first and fourth quarters a lion rampant of the last, 
 charged with three bars of the second (for Galpin) ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on a mount 
 vert in front of a garb erect or, a greyhound courant 
 sable, gorged with a collar, therefrom pendent a bugle- 
 horn of the second ; with the Motto, " Auxilium ab alto." 
 Married, September 20, i860, Ellen Sarah, second daughter 
 and co-heir of Stephen Dendy of Leigh Place, in the county 
 of Surrey; and has Issue — (i) Walter Daniel Watney, 
 Gentleman, born December 4, 1861 ; (2) Montague Watney, 
 Gentleman, died young; (3) Dendy Watney, Gentleman, 
 born November 20, 1865 [married, December 4, 1890, 
 Ethel Zina, daughter of Ambrose Philip Boyson, and 
 has issue] ; (4) Arthur Watney, Gentleman, born January 
 II, 1868; and Ida. Postal address — 2 Endsleigh Street, 
 London. 
 
 The Reverend HENRY JAMES WATNEY, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the University of Cam 
 bridge, Vicar of Canwick. Born August 16, 1866, being 
 the eldest son of the late Reverend James Watney, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the University of Cam- 
 bridge, Vicar of Canwick, by his wife Marianne Brook [to 
 whom refer], eldest daughter of the Reverend Mark Richard 
 Jukes of Maumee City, Ohio, United States of America. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, azure a cross engrailed ermine, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a dove argent, and in the second and third a garb 
 or (for Watney) ; 2 and 3 quarterly argent and or, a cross 
 fleurettde gules, in the first and fourth quarters a lion 
 rampant of the last, charged with three bars of the second 
 (for Galpin) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert in front of a garb erect or, a grey- 
 hound courant sable, gorged with a collar, therefrom 
 pendent a bugle-horn of the second ; with the Motto, 
 "Auxilium ab alto." Married 1895, Blanche, third dau. 
 of Rev. Joseph Simpson, Rector of Waddingham, Lines. ; 
 and has Issue — Henry Bryan Watney, Gentleman, b. 
 April 13, 1901 ; Marjorie Joan. Postal address — The 
 Vicarage, Canwick, Lincolnshire. 
 
 SSiR JOHN WATNEY, Knight Bachelor (1900), 
 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, one of His 
 Majesty's Lieutenants of the City of London. Born Jan. 
 
 27, 1834, being the eldest son of the late John Watney 
 of Mitcham, co. Surrey, by his wife Susannah, only 
 dau. of Peter Dormay of Thanet House, Lambeth, co. 
 Surrey. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, azure 
 a cross engrailed ermine, in the first and fourth quarters 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 a dove argent, and in the socond and third a garb or 
 (for Watney) ; a and 3 <juartcrly argent and or, a cross 
 fleurclt^ g"le». '« '*i«= *"^*' *"^' fourth quarters a lion 
 niniuant of the last, charged with tliree bars of the 
 second (for Galpin); and for his OrMt, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, on a mount vert in front of a garb erect or, a 
 greyhound courant sable, gorged with a collar, therefrom 
 pendent a bugle-horn of the second; with the Motto, 
 "Auxilium ab alto." Married, Oc\.. 6, 1864, Elizabeth 
 (</. 18^), third dau. and co-heir of Stephen Dendy of 
 Leigh Place, co. Surrey ; and has Issue— (1) John Sanders 
 Watney, Esq., Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, 
 b. March 18. 1866 (d. 1806) ; (a) Stephen Cecil Watney, 
 Esq., b. July ai. 1868; (3) Frank Dormay Watney, Esq., 
 Lt.-Col. ist Volunteer Battalion the Queen's Royal West 
 Surrey Regiment, ^ January 35, 1870; and Elsie Susannah. 
 Postal a<W/-«j«— Shermanbury House, Reigate, Surrey ; 
 Mercers' Hall, London. C/«*— Conservative. 
 
 S NORMAN WATNEY, Esquire, of Valence, Kent, 
 J. P. and D.L. co. Kent (High Sheriff 1898). Born 
 1834, being the second son of the late James Watney of 
 Haling Park and Beddington, co. Surrey, by his wife 
 Rebecai, eldest dau. of James Spurrell of Thurgarton. 
 Armorial bearingB— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, azure a cross engrailed ermine, in the first and fourth 
 quarters a dove argent, and in the second and third a garb 
 or (for Watney) ; a and 3 quarterly argent and or, a cross 
 fleurett^e gules, in the first and fourth quarters a lion ram- 
 pant of the last, charged with three bars of the second (for 
 Galpin); and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, in front of a garb erect or, a greyhound 
 courant sable, gorged with a collar, therefrom pendent a 
 bugle-horn gold ; with the MottO, " Vive ut vivas." Mar- 
 ritd, 1866, Matilda, second daughter of D. Robinson of 
 Clitheroe Castle, in the County Palatine of Lancaster ; and 
 has Issue— \,\) Charles Norman Watney, Gentleman, born 
 July 36, 1868 ; (2) Arthur Norman Watney, Gentleman, 
 born May 37, 1871 ; (3) Gerard Norman Watney, Gentle- 
 man, born September 14, 1872 ; Lucy Matilda ; Kathe- 
 rine ; and Maud. Postal address — Valence, Westerham, 
 Kent. C/«^— Junior Carlton. 
 
 VERNON JAMES WATNEY, Esquire, J.P. co. Wilts 
 and CO. Oxon., M.A. Oxford, a Member of the London 
 County Council (Westminster Division) 1889. Born Oct. 
 14, i860, being the elder son of the late James Watney 
 [b. 1832, d. 1886), Esquire, of Beddington, in the county of 
 Surrey, Justice of the Peace, Deputy-Lieutenant, Member 
 of Parliament, by his wife Blanche Maria Georgiana, 
 eldest daughter and co-heir of Frederick Salmon Burrell 
 of Highlield Park, in the county of Sussex. Armorial 
 beaiings — Quarterly i and 4, azure a cross engrailed 
 ermine, in the first and fourth quarters a dove argent, in 
 the second and third a garb or (for Watney); 2 and 3 
 quarterly argent and or, a cross fleurett^e gules, in the first 
 and fourth quarters a lion rampant of the last, charged 
 with three bars of the second, impaling the arms of Fel- 
 lowes, namely azure, a fesse indented ermine, between three 
 lions' heads erased or, murally crowned argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, in 
 front of a garb erect or, a greyhound courant sable, gorged 
 with a collar, therefrom pendent a bugle-horn gold ; with the 
 Motto, " Virtute et industria." Married, 1891, Gwendolen 
 Margaret, commonly known as Lady Gwendolen Margaret, 
 daughter of the Right Honourable Isaac Newton Wallop, 
 fifth Earl of Portsmouth ; and has Issue— {\) Oliver Vernon 
 Watney, Gentleman, b. 1902 ; Rosalind Margaret ; and 
 Silvia Katharine. Seats — Cornbury Park, Charlbury, 
 Oxon.; Fannich, Lochluichart, Ross-shire, N.B. Postal 
 address — 11 Berkeley Square, London, W. Clubs — United 
 Universities', New University, Garrick. 
 
 Sir ARTHUR TOWNLEY WATSON, 2nd Baronet 
 (June 27, 1866), M.A., Barrister-at-Law, K.C. and Bencher 
 of Lincoln's Inn. Bom Sept. 13, 1830, being the son of Sir 
 Thomas Watson, 1st Baronet, by his wife Sarah, dau. of 
 Edward Jones of Brackley, Northants. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, on a fesse dancett^e, between three crescents 
 argent, as many martlets sable, the escutcheon charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's 
 head erased azure, ducally crowned or, between two branches 
 of palm proper. Motto—" IIAGHMATA MAGHMATA." 
 
 Married, Oct. 3, i86r, Rosamond, dau. of Charles Powlii! 
 Rushworth of Queen Ann Street, Marylebone ; and lia 
 Issue — (i) Charles Rushworth Watson, Esq., b. Sepi. 
 ai, 1865; (a) Arthur Gordon Catton Watson, Esq., foi 
 merly Capt. 4th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles, b. Aug. 3, 1870 ; 
 Mabel Frederica \m., Aug. 11, 1887, the Rev. Reginald 
 Bigg Wither, Rector of Wonston, and has issue]; and Amy 
 Catherine Rose. Residences — 39 Lowndes Square, S.W. ; 
 Reigate Lodge, Reigate. 67«^— United University. 
 
 MCoLONKL Sir CHARLES MOORE WATSON. 
 
 " K.C.M.G. (1905), C.B., M.A., Commissioner General 
 for Great Britain, and Secretary to the Royal Commission 
 for the International Exhibition at St. Louis 1904, Knight 
 of Grace of Order of Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem 
 in England, and has 3rd class of the Osmanich, and 
 4th class of Medjidie. Born 1844, being the second son 
 of the late W. Watson, Esq., J. P., of Dublin, by his 
 wife Sarah, dau. of Rev. Moore Morgan of Dunlavin, 
 CO. Wicklow. Club — Junior United Service. Armorial 
 bearingB — Azure, a chevron ermine between three suns in 
 splendour proper, a crescent for difference. Mantling aziii • 
 and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a tallx 
 passant ermines. Motto — " Mea gloria fides." Marrit\:. 
 1880, Genevieve (Lady of Grace of the Order of the Hos- 
 pital of St. John of Jerusalem in England), dau. of Rev. 
 Russell Cooice. Postal address — 43 Thurloe Square, Lon- 
 don, S.W. 
 
 The Late Sir HENRY EDMUND WATSON, Knight 
 Bach., of Shirecliffe Hall, co. York, and The Park Cottage, 
 Worksop, J.P. and D.L. W.R. co. York. Born March 
 19, 1815 (d. unm.), being the son of the late John Watson of 
 Shirecliffe Hall. Livery— Blsick. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, a pale gules, surmounted by a chevron invected, thereon 
 three crescents between as many martlets all counter- 
 changed. Mantling gules and or. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of an eagle's head couped gules, 
 gorged with a collar vallary, three crescents or. Seats — 
 Shirecliffe Hall, Sheffield ; The Park Cottage, Worksop. 
 Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional. 
 
 JAMES WATSON, Esq., J.P. for co. of Buckingham 
 and CO. Linlithgow, High Sheriff for former co. 1881, 
 
 County Alderman for Bucks, Barrister-at-Law of Inner 
 Temple, formerly of Bengal Civil Service, Bom Aug. 21, 
 
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 1827, being the e dest son of the late James Watson, M.D., 
 F.R.S.E., by his wife Harriet, dau. of William Wilberforce 
 Bird of The Spring, Coventry, co. Warwick, M. P. for 
 Coventry. Armorial bearings — Argent, an oak tree pro- 
 per, growing out ot a mount in base vert, surmounted of a 
 fesse sable, charged with three stars of six points of the first, 
 and on .an escutcheon of pretence (for Bird), argent, a cross 
 flory vert between four martlets gules, a chief dove-tailed 
 azure. Mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an oak tree proper, 
 growing out of a mount vert. MottO — "Florescit." Alar- 
 ried, July 26, 1849, Augusta Christiana, dau. of William 
 Wilberforce Bird, Esq., of The Spring, Kenilworth, co. 
 Warwick, Deputy Governor of Bengal ; and has had Issue 
 — (i) Harry James Watson, Esq., Lieut.-Col. late nth Hus- 
 sars, b. May 4, 1850 [tn., Sept. 2, 1873, Mary, dau. of John 
 Russell, Esq., of Newforge, co. Antrim, and has issue, Ivor 
 Wilberforce, Capt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders ; 
 Eric Russell ; and Muriel Evelyn] ; (2) Cecil Wilberforce, 
 b. Oct. 20 and d. Nov. 26, 1857 ; Ada Augusta Frances 
 [m., 1900, Francis Henry Arnaud] ; Florence Augusta Mary, 
 d. young; Ethel Clare \m., 1891, Deputy-Surgeon-Gen. 
 Robert Rouse, late Indian Army, and has issue, Elsa 
 Guendolen Muriel]. Seat — Langley House, Langley, near 
 Slough. Residence — i Clifton Crescent, Folkestone. 
 
 JAMES RONALD WATSON, Gentleman, a descen- 
 dant of the family of Watson of Westerton and Colt- 
 field. Born July 6, 1830, being the eldest son of James 
 Watson, by his wife Louise Sarah Sarrassin, dau. of August 
 Ernest Sarrassin de Maraise, of the Chateau d'Hautonne, 
 Normandy. Armorial bearings — Argent : on a chevron 
 
 engrailed azure, a cross pat^e and two crescents or, in 
 chief a thistle leaved and slipped proper between two 
 martlets sable, and in base a martlet of the last between 
 two like thistles. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of four tnistles saltirewise, leaved and slipped proper, a 
 gryphon's head erased argent, holding in the beak a branch 
 of olive slipped also proper. Motto — " Esto quod esse 
 videris." Postal address — 2 Whitehall Court, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 Sir JOHN WATSON, 2nd Baronet (July,is, 1895), of 
 Earnock, co. Lanark, M.A. Born Aug. 31, i860, being 
 
 the second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir John 
 Watson, ist Bart., J. P. and D.L. for co. Lanark, by his 
 wife Agnes, dau. of Robert Haig Simpson of Glasgow. 
 Armorial bearings — Parted per pale argent and or, an 
 oak tree proper, growing out of a mount in base vert, sur- 
 mounted of two bars sable ; the escutcheon charged with 
 his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, the stump of 
 an oak tree with a branch sprouting from either side, each 
 grasped by a hand issuing from a cloud all proper. Motto — 
 " Ihsperata floruit." Married, June 22, 1893, Edith Jane, 
 dau. of William Henry Nott of Princes Park, Liverpool ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Ian Greville Watson, Esq., b. and d. 
 1894; {2) John Watson, Esq., b. Feb. 1898; and Doreen 
 Agnes Edith. Seat — Earnock, co. Lanark. 
 
 The Hon. THOMAS HENRY WATSON, Barrister- 
 at-Law. Born 1869, being the eldest son of the late 
 Rt. Hon. William Watson, Baron Watson of Thankerton, 
 a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and a Life Peer, by his wife 
 Margaret, dau. of Dugald John Bannatyne. Armorial 
 bearings — Or, out of a mount vert, an oak tree proper, 
 surmounted by a fesse ermine, charged with two mullets 
 azure. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of his liveries, two hands issuing out of clouds fesse- 
 ways, holding the trunk of an oak tree paleways with 
 branches sprouting out proper, and in an escroll above this 
 Motto — "A Deo floruit." Married, 1897, Caroline Mary, 
 dau. of the Hon. Lord Adam, a Judge of the Court of 
 Session, Scotland. Postal address — 20 Queen's Gate, 
 London, S.W. 
 
 THOMAS WRIGHT WATSON, Esq., J. P. for co. 
 Waterford (High Sheriff 1855-6, and appointed again in 
 1858, but declined to serve). Born 1836, being the eldest 
 son of the late William George Watson of Chigwell, Essex, 
 by Harriet, dau. of Hugh Atkins. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a chevron engrailed azure between three martlets 
 sable, a trefoil enclosed by two crescents or. Mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crest, a griffin's head erased 
 argent, ducally gorged or, and charged with a trefoil vert. 
 Motto — "Esto quod esse." Married, 1854, Claudine 
 Marion, fifth dau. of the late John Gore of Woodford, 
 Essex. Seats — Lubenham, Market Harborough, and Tile 
 Barn, East Woodhay, Newbury. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM WATSON, Knight Bachelor (1897), 
 J. P. for the City of Dublin. Born 1842, being the eldest 
 
 son of the late William Watson, Esq., J. P., of 25 Fitz- 
 william Place, Dubhn. Clubs — National, Sackville Street 
 
 is tbe Naval CockadQ. 
 
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 (Dublin), Royal St. G«oi^ (Yacht). ArmorUl Dearlngt 
 — Asure, a chevron ermine, between three suns in splen- 
 dour proper. MawtUng' azure and argent. Great — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a talbot passant ermines. Motto — 
 "Mea gloria fides.'" Afarried, 1868, Janet Frances (who 
 d. 1876), dau. of the late Very Rev. Hussey Burgh Macart- 
 ney, D.D., Dean of Melbourne. Residence — 25 Fitzwilliam 
 Place, Dublin. 
 
 WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE WATSON, Esquire, Jus- 
 tice of the Peace for the county of Perth, Fellow of the 
 Royal Astronomical Society, Fellow of the Royal Geogra- 
 phical Society, and Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society. 
 Uom October 19, 1835, being the eldest son of Robert Wat- 
 son of Kinross, by his wife Catherine, daughter of Henry 
 Livingstone, also of Kinross. Clubs — Relorm, Oriental, 
 University (Edinburgh). Armorial bearlnga— He bears for 
 
 escroll above, this Motto, "Probitate." Married, 18 
 Mary Ann, daughter of Edward Caird of Finnart, Du 
 
 Arms : Argent, an oak tree fructed growing out of a mount 
 in base proper, surmounted of a bend gules, charged with 
 three cinquefoils of the first. Above the shield is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for his 
 Ci^st, a cross crosslet fitchte argent, issuing out of a 
 crescent gules; and upon an escroll above, this Motto, 
 " Lippen to God." Married, February 13, 1878, Eliza- 
 beth Lindsay, daughter of George Seton, Advocate; and 
 has Issue — Robert William Seton Watson, Gentleman, of 
 New College, Oxford, b. August 20, 1879. Estate and 
 postal address — Aylon House, Aberneihy, Perthshire. 
 Town residence — Reform Club Chambers, Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 The Late Sir (WILLIAM) RENN Y WATSON, Knight 
 Bachelor, of Braco Castle, co. Perth, and Woodlands 
 Terrace, Glasgow, Engineer, J. P. and D.L. for co. of city 
 of Glasgow, Chairman Gl. & S.W. Ry. Co., Director Natl. 
 Bank of Scotland. Born 1838, being the son of Thomas 
 Watson, Hawick, by his wife Mary, daughter of William 
 Renny of Arbroath ; and was dubbed Knight Bachelor, 
 1892. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Argent, 
 an oak-tree fructed, growing out of a mount in base proper, 
 surmounted by a fesse gules charged with two wings con- 
 joined in line ermine. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, 
 a hand holding a pair of compasses proper; and in an 
 
 bartonshire. Postal addresses — Woodlands Terrace, Gla> 
 gow ; Braco Castle, Perthshire. 
 
 WATSON (H. Coll.). Per pale argent and or, on a 
 chevron azure, between in chief a crescent of the last 
 
 between two martlets sable and in base a crescent of 
 third, a martlet between two crescents of the secon 
 
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 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a gryphon's head erased argent, charged with 
 two crescents in pale azure between as many passion-nails 
 sable. Motto — " Esto quod esse videris." 
 
 Son of William Gordon Cunningham Watson of Edin- 
 burgh, m. Charlotte Madeline, d. of Capt. James 
 Donald : — 
 William Clarence Watson, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Bed- 
 ford (High Sheriff 1902), Lord of the Manors of Colworth 
 and Souldrop, and has Coronation Medal, d. 1844; m. 
 1869, Mary Louisa, d. of Rev. Campbell Bassett Arthur 
 Grey Hulton ; and has issue — (i) William Donald Paul 
 Watson, Gentleman, />. 1872 ; (2) Hugh Gordon Watson, 
 Gentleman, fi. 1874 ; Edith Campbell ; Margaret Louise ; 
 Evelyn Mary ; Sylvia Maud ; Helen Lilias ; Cicely Grant ; 
 and Violet Cunninghame. Seai — Colworth, Sharnbrook, 
 S.O. , Beds. Cluds — Junior Carlton, Wellington. 
 
 WATSON (H. Coll.). Barry wavy of six sable and 
 ermine, an anchor erect, and two towers in chief or. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, issuant from waves of the sea, a dexter arm 
 embowed proper, the hand grasping an anchor in bend 
 sinister or, entwined by a cable sable between two coral- 
 branches gules. Motto — " Fac et spera." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Arthur Toward Watson, Gentleman, 6. . Res. — 
 
 Burnopfield House, Burnopfield, Tanfield, Durham. Town 
 res. — Chapel Street, London, W. 
 
 S Right Honourable WILLIAM HENRY ARM- 
 STRONG FITZPATRICK WATSON - ARM- 
 STRONG, Baron Armstrong of Bamburgh and Craigside, 
 J. P. and D.L. for Northumberland, High Sheriff 1899, 
 Major in Northumberland Hussars (Imp. Yeo.), C.C. for 
 Rothbury Div. of Northumberland, and Chairman of 
 Rothbury Rural and Urban District Councils, M.A. 
 (Camb.), Hon. D.C.L. (Durham), has Grand Cordon of 
 Mejidieh. Born May 3, 1863, being the eldest and only 
 son of John William Watson, Esq., of Adderstone, Nor- 
 thumberland (eldest son of the Hon. Sir William Henry 
 Watson, Baron of the Exchequer), by Margaret Godman, 
 dau. of J. P. Fitzpatrick ; assumed by Royal Licence the 
 name and arms of Armstrong, in accordance with the wish 
 of his great-uncle, the Rt. Hon. Lord Armstrong, C. B. , in 
 1889, in addition to those of Watson ; created Baron 1903. 
 Livery — Brown coat, yellow and black striped waistcoat ; 
 dress : brown coat, yellow plush breeches. Armorial bear- 
 ingfS — Quarterly i and 4, gules, in fesse a tilting-spear or, 
 headed argent, between two dexter arms embowed in 
 armour, couped at the shoulder fesseways proper, the hand 
 extended also proper (for Armstrong, 1887) ; 2 and 3 argent, 
 a fesse embattled counter-embattled gules, between two 
 crosses bottony in chief gules and a martlet in base gules 
 (for Watson, 1889). Mantling gules and or. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 couped at the shoulder and encircled at the elbow by a 
 wreath of oak, the hand grasping a hammer all proper (for 
 Armstrong) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, in front of an 
 arm embowed in armour proper, garnished or, holding a 
 palm branch vert, a martlet between two crosses bottony 
 gules. Mottoes — " Fortis in armis" (for Armstrong); 
 " Deum time regem honora" (for Watson). Supporters 
 — On either side a smith holding over his exterior shoulder 
 a sledge-hammer. Married, June 15, 1889, Winifreda Jane, 
 dau. of Gen. Sir John Adye, G.C.B. ; and has Issue — Hon. 
 William John Montagu Watson-Armstrong, b. Oct. 10, 
 1892; and Hon. Winifreda Margaret. Seats — Cragside, 
 Rothbury ; Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland. Clubs — 
 Athenoeum, Isthmian, Constitutional, United University, 
 and Northumberland. 
 
 WATSON-TAYLOR (R.L., 1815, H. Coll.). Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent a saltire wavy sable, between two hearts in 
 pale gules, and as many cinquefoils in fesse vert (for 
 Taylor) ; 2 and 3 argent, a tree growing out of a mount in 
 base vert, surmounted of a fesse azure, charged with three 
 mullets of the field (for Watson). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal coronet or, a dexter 
 cubit arm erect proper, the hand holding a cross crosslet 
 fitch6e gules (for Taylor) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 the stump of a tree sprouting branches proper (for Watson). 
 Mottoes — " In hoc signo vinces," " Insperata floruit." 
 
 Sons of Simon Watson-Taylor, Esq., J. P.. D.L., b. 
 1811; d. 1902; m., 1843, Lady Hannah Charlotte, d. 
 of the eighth Marquess of Tweeddale, K.T. : — 
 
 George Simon Arthur Watson- Taylor, Esq., J. P. and 
 D.L. for the co. of Wilts., late Capt. Wiltshire Yeomanry 
 [Supporters — On either side a leopard proper, armed and 
 langued gules, collared and chained or (granted to the late 
 George Watson Taylor, Esq., and the heirs male of his 
 body, under Royal Sign-Manual, by a warrant of His Royal 
 Highness the Prince Regent, bearing date 28 Sept. 1815)], 
 b. 5 Oct. 1850; m. 16 Dec. 1895, Evelyn Matilda, ygst. 
 d. of the late Henry Fitzroy, Esq., of Salcey Lawn, 
 Northants (who was grandson of 3rd Duke of Grafton). 
 Seat — Erlestoke Park, Devizes. 
 
 Arthur Wellesley Watson-Taylor, Esq. , J. P. , of Haughton 
 Grove, Jamaica, and of 33 Kensington Court Mansions, 
 London, W., ^. 17 Feb. 1853; m. 5 Sept. 1883, Mary 
 Emmeline, younger' d. of Thomas Murthwaite of Stewart 
 Castle, in the Island of Jamaica ; and has issue— Arthur 
 Simon Watson-Taylor, Gentleman, b. 18 June 1884; Harry 
 Gerald Watson-Taylor, Gentleman, b. 31 Aug. 1885 ; Alfred 
 Cyril Watson-Taylor, Gentleman, b. 12 Dec. 1886 ; Felix 
 John Watson-Taylor, Gentleman, b. 6 Dec. 1887 ; Eric 
 George Watson-Taylor, Gentleman, b. 18 Jan. 1896. 
 
 John Arthur Watson-Taylor, Esq., J. P., b. 15 Nov. 1857. 
 
 William Arthur Watson-Taylor, Gentleman, b. 20 May 
 1859. 
 
 WATT, see GIBSON-WA IT. 
 
 JOHN BROWN WATT, Esquire, of Eynesbury, Wool- 
 lahra, N.S. Wales, Member Legislative Council of New South 
 
 Wales. Born -, being the son of late Alexander Hamilton 
 
 Watt, Merchant, who resided at Grange Road, Edinburgh. 
 Armorial bearings - He bears for Anns : Gules, on a pile 
 between three mullets two and one in base argent, an oak tree 
 eradicated proper. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, on a dex- 
 ter glove lying fesseways, tasselled, a peregrine falcon close 
 proper, belled or, holding in the beak a falcon's hood gules ; 
 and in an escroll over the same this Motto, "Fide et 
 fiducia." Postal address — Eynesbury, Woollahra, New 
 South Wales. 
 
 JAMES WATTS, Esquire. Born June 28, 1845, being 
 the only son of Sir James Watts, Knight Bachelor and 
 
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 J. p., sometime Mayor of Manchester, High Sheriff of 
 the County Palatine of Lancaster, 1871, by his wife 
 
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 MargKTCt Ann. daughter of Nathaniel Buckley. Livery 
 
 Dark grey coal, scarlet vest, drab Ixjx-coat, with silver 
 
 buttons. Annoxi»lb«*riiig«— He bears for Arm»: Ermine, 
 on a chief sable, a garb between two bees or. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet liefitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and ardent. Crest— Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a denii-gnffin sable, with wings extended 
 chequy or and sable, the sinister claw resting on a garb 
 or. Motto—" Fide sed cui vide." Married, Sept. 12, 
 1877, AnneJHadfield, daughter of Henry Browne, Doctor of 
 Medicine, of Manchester ; and has Issue— (\) James Watts, 
 Esq., born Augiist 8. 1878 [married Margaret Miller, and 
 has issue, James Watts, Gentleman] ; (a) Humphrey Watts, 
 Gentleman, born September 15, 1880; (3) Henrv Lvonel 
 Watu, Gentleman, bom September 5, 1884; (4) Miles 
 Buckston Watts, Gentleman, born September 14, 1886 ; 
 and Anne Hadtield. Estates — Abney Hall, Cheadle, in the 
 county of Chester; Upper House, Hayfield, in the county 
 of Derby. Postal addresses — Abney Hall, Cheadle, Man- 
 chester; Portland Street, Manchester. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY WATTS, Esquire, J. P.. Lord 
 Mayor of Liverpool, 1894, 5. Born Feb. 24, 1827, being the 
 second son of the Reverend Isaac Watts, by his wife, Eliza- 
 beth Small. Clubs — National Liberal ; Reform (Liverpool). 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Gules, a lion 
 
 rampant argent, holding in the mouth a sprig of oak leaved 
 fructed and slipped proper, in chief two portcullises or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a greyhound sejant or, gorged with 
 a collar gemel azure, holding in the mouth a sprig of oak as 
 in the arms, and resting the dexter fore leg on an antique 
 shield of the second, charged with a |X)rtcullis of the first. 
 Motto — " Lahore gaudeo. " Married, May 2, 1850, Harriett, 
 daughter of William Suter; and has Issue — (1) William 
 Henry Watts, Gentleman, born Feb. 8, 1851 ; (2) Alfred 
 Isaac Watts, Gentleman, born May 14, 1852 ; (3) Herbert 
 Watts, Gentleman, torn April 7, 1856 ; (4) Luther Watts, 
 Gentleman, born October 6, 1861 ; Helena ; Lilian ; Annie ; 
 and Marion. Estate and postal address — Elm Hall, Waver- 
 tree, Liverpool. 
 
 ARTHUR EGERTON WATTS-RUSSELL, Gentle- 
 man. Armorial bearingps— Quarterly i and 4, ermine, a 
 
 lion rampant gules, collared argent, on a chief azure, three 
 roses of the third (for Russell) ; 2 and 3, azure, a bend 
 engrailed erminois lietween two crescents or, a canton gules 
 (for Watts). Mantling gules and argent. Crests - 1. on a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a goat passant 
 ermine, collared gules (fur Russell); 3. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant or, charged on the shoulder 
 with a cross pat^e azure, the paws supporting an escutcheon 
 of the last, thereon a fesse erminois between three fieurs in 
 chief and a cross patde in base of the first, on an escroU 
 issuant from the escocheon the word " Amici." and in the 
 mouth of the lion a slip of oak proper. Residence Biggin 
 Hall. CO. Northants. 
 
 MARY NEVILLE WATTS- RUSSELL of Biggin 
 Hall, in the county of Northampton, daughter of John 
 Smith Wright. Esquire, of Rempstone Hall, in the county 
 of Nottingham. Armorial bearing^ are, up>on a lozenge : 
 Quarterly i and 4. ermine a lion rampant gules, collared 
 argent, on a chief azure, three roses of the third (for 
 Russell) ; a and 3 azure, a bend engrailed erminois between 
 two crescents or, a canton gules for difference (for Watts). 
 Miirried, June 4. 1835, Jesse David Watts- Russell, Es- 
 quire, of Biggin Hall, Justice of the Peace, Member of 
 Parliament for North Stafford. 1841-1847; and by him 
 (who died 1879) had Issue — (i) David Grey Neville Watts- 
 Russell. Elsquire. Captain 60th Rifles, born 1840. died un- 
 married ; (2) Charles Watts-Russell. Gentleman, died 1873; 
 Josephine [married. May 29. 1873. Sir Arthur Birch. Knight 
 Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, and died November 4, 1893]; 
 Susan Helen [married, June 7, 1869, T. H. BurroughesJ; 
 Mary [married, December 12, 1876, Sir William Assheton 
 Eardley-Wilmot, third Baronet); and Lucy [married, Oc- 
 tober 16, 1878, the Reverend Edward Marsham Moore, 
 Master of Arts, Rector of Benefield]. Seat — Biggin Hall, 
 Oundle, in the county of Northampton. 
 
 CECIL WAUDBY, Gentleman. 2nd Lieut. Royal 
 Garrison Regt., only surviving son of the late Major 
 Sidney James Waudby, by Mary Alice, dau. of the late 
 Edward Anthony Allwood, of Ripley, co. Derby. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per chevron gules and sable, two lotus 
 flowers stalked, leaved, and shpped prof)er, and as many 
 swords in saltire in base also proper, pommels and hilts 
 or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion gules, collared vair, holding in 
 the dexter paw a lotus flower as in the arms, and support- 
 ing with the sinister paw a sword point downwards proper, 
 pommel and hilt or. Motto- " Usque ad mortem fidelis." 
 Residence — Malta. 
 
 WAVERTON. quartered by DAVENPORT. 
 
 WAWTON . quartered by WITHAM. 
 
 EDWARD WILLIS WAY, Gentleman, L.R.C.P. 
 
 Bom , being the younger son of the late Rev. James ~ 
 
 Way of Adelaide, by his wife Jane, second dau. of Edward 
 Willis of Chatham. Armorial bearings — Azure, three 
 salmon haurient argent, on a chief ermine, a balance or, 
 between two crosses pat^e of the field. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, an eagle 
 displayed gules, each wing charged with a passion cross, 
 and holding in the beak a balance or. Motto " Fit 
 via vi." 6m^j— Montefiore, North Adelaide; Kadlunga, 
 Mintaro. S. Australia. 
 
 The Right Honourablk Sir SAMUEL JAMES 
 WAY. ist Bart. (1899), one of H.M.'s Most Hon. Privy 
 Council and one of her Counsel Learned in the Law, Chief 
 Justice of South Australia, and a Member of the Judicial 
 Committee of the Privy Council, Hon. D.C.L. (Oxford). 
 Born April 11, 1836, being the elder son of the late Rev. 
 James Way of Adelaide, by his wife Jane, second dau. of 
 Edward Willis of Chatham. Armorial bearings .Azure, 
 three salmon haurient argent, on a chief ermine, a balance 
 or, between two crosses pat(5e of the field, the escutcheon 
 being charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle displayed gules, each wing charged 
 with a passion cross, and holding in the Ijeak a balance 
 or. Motto -"Fit via vi." Residence hA€a\A^, South 
 Australia. 
 
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 HERMAN WAYNE, Esquire, Lieut. -Colonel (retired). 
 Royal Welsh Fusiliers, J. P. for Much Wenlock. Born 
 1838, being the third son of the Rev. W. H. Wayne of 
 Quorndon House, Derbyshire, Vicar of Much Wenlock, 
 and his wife Jane, dau. of Samuel Henry Milford, Esq., J. P. 
 and D. L. of cos. Devon and Sussex. Livery — Dark blue, 
 with yellow facings. Armorial bearings — Gules, a chevron 
 ermine, between three dexter gauntlets or ; and impaling 
 the arms of St. John, namely argent, on a chief gules, two 
 mullets or. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a pelican feeding her young or, col- 
 lared gules, on the body an ermine spot, nest azure. Mar- 
 ried, firstly, Aug. 20, 1862, Theresa Louisa Catherine, dau. 
 of the late Sir William Rouse- Boughton, Bart., M.P. , of 
 Downton Hall, Shropshire, and Rouse Lench, Worcester- 
 shire ; and has Issue — Francis Herman Milford Wayne, 
 Gentleman, M.A. Magd. Coll., Cambs., b. July 14, 1863; 
 Theresa Sophia Charlotte {nt., June 4, 1890, George J. 
 Brodie, W.S.] ; and Frederica Laura. He married secondly, 
 Jan. 21, 1874, the Hon. Eleanor Louisa St. John, eldest 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. St. Andrew Beauchamp, 14th Baron 
 St. John of Bletsoe ; and has Issue — Rev. St. John 
 Wayne, M..^., Vicar of Wilburton, b. June 8, 1877 [tn. 
 1903, Dorothy Ann, dau. of Theodore Williams, and has 
 issue]. Seat — Kelso House, Bath. Clubs — Army and 
 Navy, Beaconsfield. 
 
 ROBERT SEWALLIS WAYNE, Esquire, J. P., Bar- 
 rister-at-Law. Born 1840, being the fourth son of the 
 Rev. W. H. Wayne of Quorndon House, Derbyshire, by 
 his wife Jane, dau. of Samuel Milford, Esq., J. P. and 
 D. L. of cos. Devon and Sussex. Livery — Dark blue, with 
 yellow facings. Armorial bearings —Gules, a chevron 
 ermine, between three dexter gauntlets or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the colours, a 
 pelican feeding her young or, collared gules, on the body 
 an ermine spot, the nest azure. Afarried, and has Issue — 
 (i) Robert Hamilton Wayne, Gentleman ; (2) Edward Dal- 
 rymple Wayne, Gentleman ; (3) Philip Grant Wa^ne, 
 Gentleman ; Georgina Milford ; Mary Susan ; and Lilian 
 Sewallis. i'^aZ—Bryn Llwyn, Corwen, N. Wales. Club — 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM HENRY WAYNE, Clerk 
 in Holy Orders. Born Aug. 21, 1832, being the eldest son 
 of William Henry Wayne of (,)uorndon, co. Derby, and 
 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, a chevron ermine, between 
 three dexter gauntlets or. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a pelican feeding her 
 young or, collared gules, on the body an ermine spot, 
 nest azure. Married, firstly, Nov. 18, 1856, Eliza, dau. 
 of Henry Foskett, Esq., Captain 15th Light Dragoons; 
 secondly, July 25, 1893, Harriette Aim6e de Venoix, dau. 
 of the Rev. John Dawson, Vicar of Trinity Church, 
 Weston-super-Mare; and has /jj//^ — (r) William Henry 
 Foskett Wayne, Gentleman, b. April 9, 1862 ; (2) Herman 
 George Wellington Wayne, Esq., Captain East Yorkshire 
 Regt. ; Mary Geraldine ; and Lilian Gertrude Frederica. 
 Residence — Willey, near Broseley, Salop. Club — Junior 
 Conservative. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAMSON WEARING, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the County Palatine of Lancaster, M.A. (Oxon.), Barrister- 
 at-Law. Born April 27, 1864, being the eldest son of 
 the late Stephen Wright Wearing of Lancaster, J. P., 
 
 Aber Artro, Merionethshire, and his wife Jane, dau. of 
 Samuel Frederick Milford, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for cos. 
 Devon and Sussex. Livery — Dark blue, gilt buttons. 
 
 by Jane Hannah his wife, only daughter of the late 
 James Williamson of Parkfield, Lancaster, J. P. Club — 
 New Oxford and Cambridge. Armorial bearings— He 
 hears for Arms : Argent, gutt6e-de-larmes, on a bend nebuly 
 azure between two mullets of eight points sable, a like mullet • 
 between as many crescents all or. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a wolfs head couped proper, sem(5e of crescents argent, hold- 
 ing in the mouth two ostrich feathers in saltire of the last ; 
 with the Motto—" Tenez le droit." Postal address — Fleet 
 Square, Lancaster. 
 
 WEAVER, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 WEBB, quartered by CONYERS, FOX and PEPLOE. 
 
 W CHARLES BOYER WEBB, Esquire, J.P. Staffs. 
 
 W and Warwick, late Captain 4th North Stafford 
 Regiment. Bo>n August 31, 1870, being the only son 
 of the late Colonel C. J. Webb, and his wife Emma, 
 daughter of E. Boyer, of Brooklands, Lanes. Livery — 
 Dark blue. Armorial bearings—Per chevron flory and 
 
 ia the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 coumerflory cnuiiie and a/ure, in chief two martlets of the 
 last, aiul in lK\se three mullets, one and two arRcnt. Mant- 
 Uai: axurc and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter cubit arm in bend grasping a sword in bend sinister 
 all proper, pommelled and iiilted or, and pendent from the 
 hilt and resting u|)on the wreath, an escutcheon azure, 
 charged with a cross patte argent. Motto -"Tien & la 
 verit**." Marned, April ao, 1893, Adela Dorothy, dau. of 
 ihc late Col. Blundell. 3rd l-^t Kent Regt., Buffs; and 
 has hxye — John Boyer Webb, Gentleman, b. June 8, 
 1804. Eslatts — Elford, Staffordshire; Aughton, Lanca- 
 shire. Postal addrtsi — Elford House, Tamworth. 
 
 CHARLES CALEB COOTE WEBB, Esq., J. P. 
 Bom Nov. 18, 1859, being the third but eldest surviving 
 son of the late Charles Daniel Henry Webb, Esq., of 
 Woodville, CO. Tipperary, J. P., by his wife Elizabeth Lucy, 
 dau. of Rev. M. Lloyd Apjohn of Linfield House, co. Lim- 
 erick, and Rector of Ballybroad, same county. Livery — 
 Dark grey, silver buttons. Armorial bearings — Krminois, 
 a cross coupwd sable charged with a mullet argent, on a 
 chief gules, a heron between two crosses crosslet fitch<5e of 
 the third. Mantling sable and or. Crest On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demieagle displayed gules, wings erminois, 
 in the beak a cross crosslet fitch«?e or, on the breast a mullet 
 argent. Motto — " Quid prodest," and over the crest, " Ne 
 proterantur. " Mai-ried, Nov. 18, 1885, Amy Simla, second 
 dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Charles Edward Parke Gordon, C.B. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Stuart Napier Charles Webb, Gentle- 
 man, b. Aug. 22, 1886 ; {2) Marshall William Treheme 
 Webb, Gentleman, b. Nov. 19, i888 ; (3) Daniel James 
 Gordon Webb, Gentleman, b. July 25, 1898 ; Anna Eliza- 
 beth ; Eva Ix)uisa Oglander ; and Amy Frances, b. and d. 
 1891. Seat — Kilmore, Nenagh, co. Tipperary, 
 
 Thk Reverend HANMER WILLIAM WEBB- 
 PEPLOK, Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of St. Paul's, Onslow 
 Square, and Prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral. Born 
 Oct. I, 1837, being the third but only surviving son of 
 the Rev. John Birch Peploe, formerly Webb, owner of 
 Garnstone Castle, Herefordshire, Vicar of Weobley, who 
 assumed the surname of Peploe, by his wife Annie, dau. 
 of John Molyneux. Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 
 4, azure, on a chevron embattled, counter-embattled argent, 
 between three bugle-horns stringed or, a mitre with labels 
 of the field, on a canton ermine a crozier or, and a sword in 
 saltire gules, the former surmounted by the latter (for Peploe) ; 
 2 and 3, or, a cross paly sable and azure ; in the first and 
 fourth quarters an eagle displayed of the second (for Webb). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crests— i. a ducal coronet 
 or, issuant therefrom a reindeer's head gules, attired or, 
 charged on the neck with a human eye shedding drops of 
 tears proper (for Peploe) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle displayed sable, sem6e de fleurs-de-lis or, in the mouth 
 a trefoil vert. Married, April 11, 1863, Frances Emily, 
 dau. of the Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Lush ; and has Issue — 
 (i) John Harold Webb-Peploe, Gentleman, b. March 9, 
 1864 [wi. , May 1887, Laura, dau. of Col. Hammond of 
 Virginia, and has issue, Hanmer Webb-Peploe, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 9, 1888, and Robert Webb-Peploe, Gentleman, b. 
 July 22, 1894] ; (2) Rev. Robert Murray Watkin Webb- 
 Peploe, b. Nov. 13, 1865 \m., April 30, 1891, Evelyn Maud 
 Georgina, dau. of Major Malan, The Buffs, E. Kent Regt., 
 and has issue, Murray Hamilton Webb-Peploe, Gentleman, 
 b. 1896 ; and Godfrey Webb-Peploe, Gentleman, b. April 
 1901] ; (3) Rev. Francis Hanmer Webb-Peploe, b. May 1, 
 1867 [/«., Feb. 1895, Frances Emily, dau. of Dr. Hughes, 
 M.D. , of Carmarthen, and has issue, Gwendoline] ; (4) Guy 
 Henry Webb-Peploe, Gentleman, (J. Nov, 4, 1868, d. young, 
 1876 ; (s) Rev. Howard Melville Webb-Peploe, h. Feb. 13, 
 1870; (6) Edward Alec Webb-Peploe, Gentleman, b. Feb. 
 14, d. Sept. 1874 ; Elizabeth Maude ; and Constance Annie, 
 d. Feb. 1887. Residence— ^S Onslow Gardens, S.W. 
 
 WILLIAM DOWNES WEBBER, Esquire, J. P. for 
 Queen's County and co. Cork, B.A. Trin. Coll., Dublin. 
 Born July 19, 1834, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Thomas Webber. Rector of Castle-Macadam, co. Wick- 
 low, by his wife Frances, dau. of the late Rev. I homas 
 Kelly of Kellyville, Queens County, and grand-daughter 
 of the Rt. Hon. Justice Kelly of the Court of Common 
 Pleas, Ireland. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a chevron 
 
 engrailed azure, between three hurts as many annulets of 
 the field, in the centre chief point a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wolfs head couj>ed per pale argent and jjiilrs, 
 charged with an annulet counterchanged. Motto— " I-'a] ■ i - 
 ance." Married, July 29, 1873, Rt. Hon. Anna, Coumess 
 of Kingston (widow of Rt. Hon. James, 5th Earl of King- 
 ston), dau. of the late Matthew Brinkley of Parsonstown, 
 CO. Meath. iVa/i— I^eckfield, co. Sligo; Kellavil, Queen's 
 County. Postal arfrf/rw — Michaelstoun Castle, co. Cork. 
 C/«*,f— Kildare Street Club and Cork County. 
 
 WEBER (H. Coll.). Per fes.se argent and or, three mul- 
 lets of six points in fesse gules, a walnut-tree eradicated 
 in chief proper, and an eag^ displayed in base all within a 
 bordure of the third. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a walnut-tree projier, the stem 
 enfiled by a chaplet of roses gules, between two mullets of 
 six points sable. Motto — "Treu und fest." 
 
 Son of Louis Christian Weber of Bronzell, Landed 
 Proprietor in Hesse-Cassel, b. X794 ; d. 1854; m. 1818, 
 Maria Ruperti of Fulda, Germany : — 
 
 Sir Hermann Weber, Knt. Bach. (1899), Knt. Commdr. 
 of the Order of the Crown of Prussia, M.D. (Bonn), 
 F.R.C.P, (Lond.), b. 1823; m. 1854, Matilda, d. of John 
 F. Gruning of Grove House, Highbury; and has issue — 
 (i) Frederick Parkes Weber, Esq. , M.D. (Camb.), F. R.C.P. 
 (Lond.),*. 1863; (2)W. H.F.Weber, Esq., Capt. R.H.A., 
 b. 1875; Hilda; Linda; Meta; Edith; and Frida. Res. — 
 10 Grosvenor Street, London, W, 
 
 S EDWARD JOHN WEBLEY-PARRY-PRYSE, Esq., 
 late Capt. 41st Foot. Bom 1862, being the second 
 son of Sir Pryse Pryse, Bart,, by his wife Louise Joan, dau. 
 of Col. Lewes, Hanlear, Cardiganshire. Clubs — Junior 
 Army and Navy. Livery — Dark blue. Armorial bearing^ 
 — Quarterly i and 4, or, a lion rampant regardant sable (for 
 Pryse) ; 2. sable, a lion rampant argent, a canton or, thereon 
 an anchor (for Parry) ; 3. or, on a bend between three mullets 
 of six points pierced two and one sable, an anchor of the 
 field, on a canton gules, a sword erect proper, and for dis- 
 tinction, in the centre chief point, a cross crosslet of the 
 second. Mantling sable and or; and for his Crests, i. 
 on a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant regardant sable, 
 holding a fleur-de-lis or (for Pryse) ; 2. on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion argent, gorged with a wreath of oak 
 fructed proper, on the head an Eastern crown or, the dexter 
 paw resting on an escutcheon azure, thereon a cross pat^ 
 fitch^e gold, charged for distinction on the shoulder with 
 a cross crosslet sable (for Parry) ; 3. on a wreath of the 
 colours, between a branch of oak and another of palm, a 
 cubit arm in armour prop>er, garnished or, the hand grasping 
 a sword also prof>er, the arm charged for distinction with a 
 cross crosslet sable (for Webley). Married, Nov. 19, 1891, 
 Nina Katherine Angharad, dau. of D. K. Webley Parry, 
 Esq., D. L., J. P., of Noyadd, Trelawr, Cardiganshire. 
 Postal address — Noyadd, Trefawr, Beneath, South Wales. 
 
 ARTHUR AUGUSTUS WEBSTER- WEDDER - 
 BURN, Esquire, Inspector Jamaica Constabulary. Born 
 Oct. 2, 1853, being the eldest son of the late Charles 
 Francis Webster- Wedder burn, Esq., an Officer in the 
 Army (eldest surviving son of Sir James Webster- Wedder- 
 burn, by his wife Lady Frances Caroline Annesley, dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. Arthur, ist Earl of Mountinorris), and his 
 wife knx\, dau. of William Helyar of Coker Court, Somerset. 
 Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, argent, a fesse 
 between three weavers' shuttles gules, tipped and furnished 
 with quills of yarn or (for Webster) ; 2 and 3, argent, a 
 chevron between three roses gules (for Wedderburn), 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crests— On a wreath 
 of his liveries, an eagle's head erased propwr ; and above 
 it on an escroll this Motto, "In Deo spero," and below 
 the arms, " Non degener. " Supporters (Dexter) a lion 
 rampant ; (sinister) a stag proper, both collared gules, and 
 thereto affixed a chain passing between their forelegs and 
 reflexed over their backs of the same, each holding in its 
 mouth a thistle proper. Married, 1888, Katherine Elspeth 
 Maude, sixth and youngest dau. of the late Henry Charles 
 Hamilton, Esq., C.S.I. , of the Bengal Civil Service (fourth 
 son of Sir Frederick Hamilton, 5th Bart., of Silverton Hill). 
 Residence Jamaica. 
 
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 WEDDERBURN, quartered by ST. CLAIR -ER- 
 SKINE. 
 
 WEDDERBURN, see HAMILTON- WEDDER- 
 BURN, SCRYMGEOUR-WEDDERBURN, and WEB- 
 STER-WEDDERBURN. 
 
 ALEXANDER DUNDAS OGILVY WEDDER- 
 BURN, Esquire, one of His Majesty's Counsel Learned 
 in the Law, Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple), Recorder of 
 Gravesend since 1897, B.A. (Oxon.). Born Aug. 7, 1854, 
 being the only surviving son of the late James Alexander 
 Wedderburn, Madras Civil Service, by his wife Marion, 
 dau. of Sir James Cosmo Melvill, K.C.B. , and grandson 
 of the late John Wedderburn of Auchterhouse, co. Forfar, 
 Gentleman, by his wife Lady Helen Ogilvy, youngest dau. 
 of the Rt. Hon. Walter, 7th Earl of Airlie. Livery - Drab, 
 with red facings and silver buttons. Armorial beaxingB 
 (as rematric. in L.O.)— Argent, on a chevron, invected (for 
 
 Willingdon, Sussex. Chambers — Farrar's Buildings, 
 Temple, E.C. ; Palace Chambers, Westminster. Clubs — 
 Travellers', St. Stephen's, Ranelagh. 
 
 CHARLES DAVID ST. CLAIR WEDDERBURN, 
 Gentleman. Born Feb. 7, 1864, being the younger son of the 
 late John Walter Wedderburn, Esq., late Capt. 42nd Regt. , 
 by his wife Margaret Anne, dau. of T. Whaite, late Lieut. 
 94th Regt., and grandson of the late John Wedderburn 
 of Auchterhouse, co. Forfar, Gentleman, by his wife Lady 
 Helen Ogilvy, youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. Walter, 7th 
 Earl of Airlie. Armorial bearings Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent, on a chevron gules, between three roses of the second, 
 barbed vert a crescent of the first for ditTerence (for Wedder- 
 burn) ; 2 and 3, vert, on a chevron argent, three mullets 
 azure between two garbs argent, banded gules, in chief, 
 and in base a cock flapping his wings or (for Bedward). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's head erased proper. Motto— "Non 
 degener." Married, 1898, Louisa Mary, dau. of Major 
 J. E. Whaite; and has Ajz^e- David Walter Wedderburn, 
 Gentleman, b. Aug. 8, 1899; and Patricia Eileen Margaret. 
 Residence -Jamalpur, Bengal, India. 
 
 The Reverend JOHN WALTER MAURICE WED- 
 DERBURN, Clerk in Holy Orders. Botn March 17, 
 1855, being the elder son of the late John Walter Wedder- 
 burn, Esq., late Capt. 42nd Regt., by his wife Margaret 
 Anne, dau. of T. Whaite, late Lieut. 94th Regt., and 
 grandson of the late John Wedderburn of Auchterhouse, 
 CO. Forfar, Gentleman, by his wife Lady Helen Ogilvy, 
 youngest dau. of the Rt. Hon. Walter, 7th Earl of Airlie. 
 Armorial bearings - Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chev- 
 ron gules, between three roses of the second, barbed vert 
 a crescent of the first for difference (for Wedderburn) ; 2 and 
 3, vert, on a chevron argent, three mullets azure between two 
 garbs argent, banded gules, in chief, and in base a cock 
 flapping his wings or (for Bedward). Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's 
 head erased proper. Motto— " Non degener." Residence — 
 St. Bride's Rectory, Nether Lochaber, N. B. 
 
 Sir WILLIAM WEDDERBURN, loth Baronet, of 
 Ballindean (Nova Scotia), Aug. 9, 1704, and 4th Baronet 
 of Ballindean (United Kingdom, Aug. 10, 1803), late 
 Bombay Civil Service, J. P. co. of Gloucester, M.P. co, 
 Banff 1893-1900, succeeded his brother 1882. Born March 
 25, 1838, being the third but only surviving son of the late 
 Sir John Wedderburn, 8th and 2nd Baronet, by his wife 
 Henrietta Louisa, dau. of the late William Milburn. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Argent, a chevron between three roses 
 gules, barbed vert, the escutcheon being charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet of the United Kingdom, and 
 pendent below by an orange-tawny riband his badge as a 
 Baronet of Nova Scotia. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle's head erased 
 proper; and in an escroU above this Motto, "Non de- 
 gener," and below the arms, " Aquila non captat muscas." 
 Married, Sept. 12, 1878, Mary Blanche, only dau. of Henry 
 William Hoskyns of North Perrott Manor; and has Issue 
 — Dorothy Hope ; and Margaret Griselda. Seats — Inver- 
 esk Lodge, Midlothian ; Meredith, Gloucester. Town- 
 address— Z^ Palace Chambers, S.W. Clubs — Reform, New 
 (Edinburgh). 
 
 difference) between three roses gules, barbed vert, a crescent 
 of the first (all within a bordure engrailed of the second, 
 for difference). Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of his liveries, an eagle's head erased proper ; 
 and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Non degener," 
 and below the arms, "Aquila non captat muscas." (Mr. 
 Wedderburn is entitled to bear the quartered coat as in 
 the following two entries, that being on record in the 
 College of Arms.) Married, April 13, 1887, Mathilde 
 (d. 1898), only child of Henry William Segelcke ; and 
 has Issue — Alexander Henry Melvill Wedderburn, Gentle- 
 man, b. July I, 1892; and Margaret Griselda. Residences 
 — 47 Cadogan Place, London, S.W. ; and The Hoo, 
 
 JAMES ANDREW COLVILLE WEDDERBURN- 
 MAXWELL, Esquire, Major (retired) Bengal Staff Corps, 
 Justice of the Peace and a Commissioner of Supply for the 
 Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. Born Feb. 5, 1849, being the 
 eldest son of tlie late Andrew Wedderburn-Maxwell, Esq. , 
 J. P., formerly in the Madras Civil Service, by his wife 
 Joanna, dau. of the late James Keir, M. D. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly 1 and 4, argent, a saltire sable, in chief a 
 mullet gules, within a bordure azure (for Maxwell) ; 2 and 
 3, argent, a chevron between three roses gules, barbed vert 
 (for Wedderburn). Mantling gules and argent. Crests— 
 1. on a wreath of his liveries, a stag lodged in front of a 
 holly tree proper (for Maxwell) ; 2. on a wreath of his 
 liveries, an eagle's head erased proper (for Wedderburn). 
 Mottoes — " Reviresco " (for Maxwell); "Non degener" 
 (for Wedderburn). Married, 1891, Helen Mary, dau. of 
 
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 the Rev. HenryGodfrey Godfrey-Faussett Osborne of Hartlip 
 Place. Kt-nt; and has /««*<■ -(i) John Wodderburn-Max- 
 well. Gentleman, *. July ao. 1894; (a) Henry Godfrejr 
 !man, l>. July 
 
 Weddcrburn- Maxwell, Gentleman, 
 
 3». »897; (3) 
 
 James Wedderburn Maxwell, Gentleman, 6. March 22, 1899 ; 
 Dorothy Helen ; and Maud. 6Va/— Glenlair, Dalbeattie, 
 N. B. Clui — Junior Army and Navy. 
 
 S FRANCIS RICHARD WEGG-PROSSER, Esquire, 
 of Belmont, in the county of Hereford, Bachelor of 
 Arts, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, High 
 
 of William Parry of King Street, co. Hereford ; and assume 
 by Royal License, 1849, the surname and arms of Weg 
 Prosser, on succeeding to the estates of the Re 
 Doctor Richard Prosser of Belmont, Prelx:ndary 
 Durham, l.ivfry — Claret colour coat and trousers, 
 and white striped waistcoat. Armorial beariiigB (Roy 
 l..ic., 1849) — Quarterly i and 4, f|uarterly i. aiul 
 sable, a cross double - parted and frclty engrailed 
 between four spear-heads argent, imbrued proper (fa 
 Prosser) ; ii. and iii. argent, a fesse engrailed sabk 
 between three escutcheons of the last, each charg 
 with an annulet or (for Wegg) ; 2 and 3, argent, thr 
 fleurs-de-lis lietween two Ijendlets nebuly gules (fgi 
 Ilaggitt). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and f(| 
 his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, a woll 
 head erased sable, sem(?e of spear-hcads argent, pierc 
 through the mouth with a sword proper (for Prosser) ; 
 ujjon a wreath of the colours, a sinister hand in a gauntl( 
 proper holding an escutcheon sable, charged with 
 annulet or (for Wegg) ; 3. upon a wreath of the colours, ^ 
 demi-lynx proper, sem<5e-de-lis gules, holding a branch 
 olive also proper (for Haggitt). Married, April 22, 185 
 Harriet Catherine, commonly known as Lady Har ' 
 Catherine, second daughter of the Right Honourable Job 
 Somers Somers-Cocks, second Earl Somcrs ; and by he 
 (who died May 6, 1893) has Issue — (i) John Francis Wegfl 
 Prosser, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, Major late Riff 
 Brigade, born August 22, 1854 [married, July 16, i8q 
 Florence Isabel, daughter of Colonel Thomas B. Brook 
 and had, Cecil Francis Joseph Wegg-Prosser, Gentlema 
 born November 22, 1892] ; (2) Charles Edward Wegj 
 Prosser, Esq., Capt. Reserve of Officers, born Septcmljer 
 1869 ; Cecilia Lucy ; and Catherine Mary. Seat — Belmonj 
 in the county of Hereford. Postal address — Merry Hil 
 House, Hereford. Club — Carlton. 
 
 WEIL (H. Coll.). Argent, on a mount vert, a sta 
 trippant between two stags erect respecting each othe 
 browsing, and resting their forelegs against as many oli\ 
 trees all proper. Mantling vert and argent. Crest- 
 
 Sheriflf 1855, and Member of Parliament for the county of 
 Hereford from 1847 to 1852, late Lieutenant-Colonel ist 
 London Artillery Vol. Born June 19, 1824, being the 
 only son of the late Rev. Francis Haggitt, D.D., Chaplain 
 loKing George III., Rector of Nuneham Courtenay, co. 
 Oxford, and Prebendary of Durham, by his wife Lucy, dau. 
 
 a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, two stags ere 
 respecting each other, browsing, and their forelegs restia 
 against an olive-tree all proper. 
 
 Sons of late Louis Weil of Portsdown Road, Padding 
 ton, VJ., b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 Julius Weil, Gentleman, b. , J?es.—Ca.i\ton Hou 
 Terrace, London, S.W. 
 
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 Myer Weil, Gentleman, d. . Res.— 2 Kensington 
 
 Gardens Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W. 
 
 Benjamin Burtie Weil, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 
 
 45 Grosvenor Place, S.W. 
 
 Samuel Weil, Gentleman, b. . Res. — 3 Kensington 
 
 Gardens Terrace, Hyde Park, W. 
 
 ARCHIBALD MUNDAY WEIR of St. Giles, Malvern 
 Link, CO. Worcester, and of Hampton Loade, near Bridg- 
 north, Salop, Esquire, L.R.C.P. (Edin.) and L.R.C.S. 
 
 (Edin. ), and of Univ. of Paris. Born , being the 
 
 second son of Archibald Weir, M.D., of St. Mungho's, 
 Great Malvern, co. Worcester. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 
 on a fesse between two cotises sable, three stars of six points 
 of the field, in chief a crescent of the second. Mantling 
 sable, doubled or. Crest — On a! wreath of his liveries, a 
 demi-horse sable, saddled and bridled or, the sinister hoof 
 resting on a star of six points of the last. Motto—" Nihil 
 verius." Married Edith Rosa, dau. of Richard Price Hill 
 of Goodrest, Great Malvern ; and has Issue — Neil Archibald 
 Campbell Weir, Gentleman. Postal addresses — St. Giles, 
 Malvern Link, Worcs. ; Hampton Loade, near Bridgnorth, 
 Salop. 
 
 JOHN CAMPBELL WEIR, Gentleman. Born , 
 
 being the eldest son of the late Archibald Weir, M.D. , 
 of St. Mungho's, Great Malvern, co. Worcester, by his wife 
 Fanny Elizabeth, dau. and heir of John Munday of Howick 
 House, Howick, Lanes. Armorial bearings — Or, on a 
 fesse between two cotises sable, three stars of six points of 
 the field. Mantling sable, doubled or. Crest— On a wreath 
 of his liveries, a demi-horse sable, saddled and bridled or, 
 the sinister hoof resting upon a star of six points of the 
 last; on an escroU above same the Motto, " Nihil verius." 
 
 Estate ~Ua.mY)\on Loade, in the parish of Chelmarsh, 
 Shropshire. Residence — Malvern, co. Worcs. 
 
 S ALFRED CHOLMELEY EARLE WELBY, Esquire, 
 late Lt.-Col. Royal Scots Greys, M.P. for Taunton. 
 Born Aug. 22, 1849, being the seventh son of the late Sir 
 Glynne Earle Welby- Gregory, third Bart., by his wife 
 Frances, youngest dau. of Sir Montagu Cholmeley, Dart., 
 of Easton Hall, Grantham. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., 
 1562)— Sable, a fesse between three fleurs-de-lis argent. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest -Upon a wreath 
 argent and sables, an armed arme the hande charnell, 
 yssuinge out of a clowde azure, in a flame of fyre. Motto 
 —"Per ignem per gladium." Married, 1898, A. D^sirte, 
 second dau. of A. E. Copland-Griffiths of Meadowbank 
 Grange, Melksham ; and has /w«d— Rannulf Alfred liarle 
 Welby, Gentleman, b. 1902 ; Helen Cicely D6sin5e (d. 1902) ; 
 Amyse Mary ; and Eda D^sirde. Postal address — 26 
 Sloane Court, S.W. C/w^j— Carlton, Garrick. 
 
 JOHN EARLE WELBY, Esquire, J. P. cos. Lincoln 
 and Leicester, M.A. Oxon. Born 1820, being the eldest 
 son of the late John Earle Welby, by his wife FeUcia 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. George Hole of Chumleigh. 
 Armorial bearings — Sable, a fesse between three fleurs- 
 de-lis argent, and impaling the arms of Hutton, namely 
 or, on a fesse sable, surmounted by a pale invected of 
 the last, pierced of the field, three stags' heads caboshed 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. Crest- 
 
 On a wreath of the colours, issuing in bend from clouds 
 in the sinister, and holding in the hand a sword proper, 
 pommel and hilt or, over flames of fire issuant from the 
 wreath also proper. Married, 1873, Catherine Mary, dau. 
 of the late Rev. G. Hutton, Rector of Gate Burton, Gains- 
 borough, Lines. 6'ea/^Allington Hall, near Grantham. 
 C/wd— Carlton. 
 
 The Reverend WALTER HUGH EARLE WELBY, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford, Justice of the Peace for the county of Leicester. 
 Born August 19, 1833, being the third but second surviving 
 son of the late Sir Glynne Earle Welby-Gregory, third 
 Baronet, by his wife Frances, daughter of Sir Montagu 
 Cholmeley, Baronet. Club — Grosvenor. Livery — Brown, 
 with yellow waistcoat and silver buttons. Armorial bear- 
 ing^ — He bears for Arms : Sable, a fesse between three 
 fleurs-de-lis argent (for Welby). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a cubit arm in armour issuing fesse ways from clouds 
 proper, holding a sword over flames issuant from the wreath 
 proper; with the Motto, "Per ignem per gladium." 
 Married, firstly, 1861, Frances, daughter of the' Right 
 Reverend Alfred Ollivant, Doctor of Divinity, Lord Bishop 
 of Llandaff ; secondly, 1878, Florence Laura, daughter of 
 the Reverend G. Sloane-Stanley ; and by his first marriage 
 
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 /istaU and fostal iitUress—Si. 
 
 SKim-AKU KVhRAkl) EARLE WELBY-EVER- 
 ARD.Clentlciimn. M.A. {Oxon.).Capt. istW.R. Yorks. 
 Vol. EiiRinwrs; assiimt-d tlu- nddition.nl surname and arms 
 of Everard by Royal Licence April 6, 1894. Jhrn Dec. aa, 
 1870, l«ing the eldest son of Edward Montague Earle 
 Wriby, Esq.. J. P. co. of Lincoln, M.A.. Barristcr-at-Law, 
 Police Magistrate for Sheflield (fourth but third surviving 
 son of Sir Glynne ICarlc Wclby-Gregory, 3rd Bart. . by his 
 wife Francos, dau. of Sir Montague Cholmeley, ist Bart.), 
 by his wife Sarah Elizabeth, only child and heir of Robert 
 Evi'r.\rd, l's(|., J. P., D.L., of Kulney House, co. Lincoln. 
 Annorial beaiiiigs (Jiuarterly i and 4, argent, three bars 
 wavy , couped bet wc-en as many estoilesall gules (for Everard) ; 
 3 and 3, sable, a fosse between three fleurs-de-lis argent 
 (for Welby). Mantling gules and argent. CrestB— i. on 
 a wre.Ath of the colours, a man's head in profile, couped at 
 the shoulders proper, on the head a long cap argent, semde 
 of estoiles gules, lietween a branch of palm and another of 
 olive both or (for Everard) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 an arm embowed in armour issuing fesseways from clouds 
 projier in front of flames of fire issuing from the wreath also 
 proi)er (for Welby). Seats— Gosherion House, Gosberton, 
 Spalding ; Fulney House, Spalding. Ciui — New Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 WELCH (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, azure, on a fesse 
 engrailed between six mullets or, a lion passant of the first 
 (Welch) ; 2 and 3, per pale argent and or, a chevron engrailed 
 cbequy gules and of the second, between three roses of the 
 
 third, on a canton azure, a fleur-de-lis (White). Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 antelope's head erased azure, billett^ or, holding in the 
 mouth a cross crosslet fitch<5e. Livery — Dark blue lined 
 with red, red waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of George Asser White Welch, b. 1800 ; d. 1874 '< 
 
 m. 1828, Anne Catherine Gardiner, d. of Lt.-Col. 
 
 Francis Mannoch : — 
 
 Capt. George Asser White Welch, R.N., Lord of the 
 
 Manors of North Shoebury and Southchurch, Essex, J. P. 
 
 CO. Essex, b. 1829; m. 1864, Mary Catherine, d. of Major 
 
 England, and niece of Gen. Sir Richard England, G.C.B., 
 
 K.H. ; and has issue— <i) George Asser White Welch, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1865; (2) James Henry England Welch, 
 
 Gentleman, b. 1875 [m. 1899, Elizabeth Jane Frances, d. of 
 
 the late Rev. T. Owen Rocke, Rector of Clungerford ; and 
 
 has issue— George Lewis Rocke Welch, Gentleman, b. 1903]; 
 
 Mary Anne O'Brien ; Anne Mannooch ; Kate Brace; and 
 
 Margaret Eleanor. Seat— Ar\e House, nr. Cheltenham. 
 
 Club — New (Cheltenham). 
 
 Frederick William Welch, Esq., late 93rd Highlanders, J 
 b. 1842. lies. — 
 
 Francis Gregory Welch, Gentleman, b. 1849. kes. — 
 
 HENRY WELCH-THORNTON, Esquire, J. P. for co.l 
 Hants. Born July 3, 1870, lieing the only child of Henryj 
 Welch-Thornton (who assumed the additional name and] 
 arms of Thornton by Royal Licence), and Harriet his wife. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, argent, three] 
 
 catherine-wheels between two bendlels engrailed gules (fo 
 Thornton) ; 2 and 3, azure, a pair of wings conjoined in lure, j 
 tips downwards argent, within an orle of eight mullets or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — i. on a wreath of thej 
 colours, an eagle's head couped argent, in front thereof al 
 demi-catherine wheel gules (for Thornton) ; 2. on a wreathj 
 of the colours, issuant from a wreath of cinquefoils or, a| 
 goat's head argent, collared gemelle vert (for Welch), 
 Motto "Gwell angeu na chywilydd." Married, Oct.! 
 15, 1896, Mary Edith, and dau. of Lieut. -Col. St. John] 
 Daubeny ; and has Issue — Mary Adeliza ; and Beatric 
 Lorna. Seat — Beaurepaire P.nrk, Basingstoke, Hants.| 
 Club —Wellington. 
 
 GEORGE WELCHMAN, Gentleman. Horn Sept. 20»j 
 1838, being the third son of William Welchman, Gentle- 
 man, of Somerset, by his wife Mary, dau. of Robertl 
 Tucker of Street. Armorial bearings -Per pale indented 
 argent and gules, on a bend between two stags trippantl 
 as many roses all counterchanged. Mantling gules and! 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a] 
 goat's head erased at the neck between two wings argent,! 
 three mullets of six points fessewise gules. Motto — j 
 " Regia incedere via." Married, Oct. 2, 1861, AnnaJ 
 Maria, fifth dau. of Benjamin Green of Wexford; and has J 
 Issue — (i) Rev. Alfred George Welchman, Clerk in Holyj 
 Orders, b. Aug. 27, 1865 ; (2) Rev. William Welchman,/ 
 M.A. Cantab., Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Dec. 29, 1866 ;j 
 (3) Rev. Richard Herbert Welchman, B.A. Cambs.,1 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, b. March 20, 1868 ; and Mary Eliza] 
 Welchman {m., Feb. 27, 1900, Alfred Hume Griffith, M.D. 
 (Edin.)]. Postal address—Si. Pauls Vicarage, 6i Bedford] 
 Road, Clapham. 
 
 WILLIAM WELCHMAN, Esquire, one of H.M. 
 Coroners for the Isle of Ely, and Solicitor. Born Feb. 13, 1 
 1849, being the second son of William Longman Welch- j 
 man of Alhampton, Somerset; by his wife Ann Golledge, 
 dau. of Richard Longman of Alhampton. lAvery—Uighi j 
 buff, with claret facings. Armorial bearings— Gyronny . 
 of eight argent and gules, a goat's head erased proper, 
 within ten mullets in orle, counterchanged. Mantling | 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in \ 
 
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 front of a goat's head couped proper, charged on the neck 
 with a mullet of six points argent, an eagle's wing fessewise 
 or. Motto — "Steadfast." A/arrm/, Aug. 10, 1880, Sarah 
 
 Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Terry, Solicitor, of Bradford, 
 Yorks. Postal address — Birdbeck House, Upwell, Wisbech. 
 
 WELD, see CORNWALL-BRADY-HARTSTONGE- 
 WELD. 
 
 S HUMPHREY FREDERICK WELD. Esquire, J. P. 
 and late County Councillor for Dorset, formerly Lieut, 
 ist Vol. Batt. Dorset Regt. Born Sept. 30, 1867, being the 
 eldest son of the late Sir Frederick Aloysius Weld, G. C. M.G. , 
 Member of Executive Council, New Zealand. 1854 ; Minister 
 of Native Affairs, New Zealand, 1863 ; Prime Minister, New 
 Zealand, 1864; Governor and Com. -in-Chief of Western 
 Australia, 1869 ; of Tasmania. 1874 ; and of the Straits 
 Settlements, 1880, by his wife Filumena Lisle Phillipps, 
 eldest dau. of Ambrose L. Marcli Phillipps de Lisle of 
 Grace Dieu Manor, and Garendon Park, co. Leicester. 
 Livery— Light blue and silver. Airmorial bearings — 
 Azure, a fesse nebuly between three crescents ermine (with 
 numerous quarterings). Mantling azure and argent. Motto 
 — " Nil sine numine." Seai — Chideock Manor. Bridport. 
 
 SJOHN WELD. Esquire, J. P. and D.L., being the 
 eldest son of the late George Weld of Leagrim Park. 
 CO. Lancaster, by his wife Maria, dau. of John Searle of 
 London. Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse nebuly, be- 
 tween three crescents ermine (with numerous quarterings). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wyvern with wings expanded sable, gutt^e-d'or, 
 collared and lined gold. Motto — " Nil sine numine." 
 Married, 1846, Eleanor, dau. of Nicholas Selby ; and has 
 Issue. 
 
 REGINALD JOSEPH WELD, Esquire. Born May 
 24, 1842, being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late Edward Joseph Weld, Esq.. J. P. andD.L., who served 
 as High Sheriff of that co. , by his wife Ellen Caroline, 
 eldest dau. of Sir Bourchier PalkWrey, Bart., of Tawstock 
 Court, Devon. Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse nebuly 
 between three crescents ermine (with numerous quarterings). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a wyvern with wings expanded sable, gutt^e-d'or, 
 collared and lined gold. MottO — " Nil sine numine." 
 Seat — Lulworth Castle, Dorset. 
 
 WILFRID JOSEPH WELD, Gentleman. Born Sept. 
 28, 1849, being the eldest son of the late Joseph Weld, 
 Esq., J. P., by his wife Flora M'Donnell, fourth dau. of 
 Sir Joseph Radcliffe, Bart., of Rudding Park. co. York. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a fesse nebuly between three 
 crescents ermine (with numerous quarterings). Mantling 
 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 wyvern with wings expanded sable, gutt^e-d'or. Married, 
 1890, Jessie, third dau. of Donald P. M' Donald of Inver- 
 ness. Fort William ; and lias Issue — Thomas Joseph Wilfrid 
 Weld. Gentleman, b. March 10, 1894 ; Janet Margaret 
 Mary ; and Mary Flora. Residences — The Lodge, Lyming- 
 ton ; and Orchard Lodge, Avon Dasset, Leamington. 
 
 CHARLES JOSEPH WELD-BLUNDELL, Esquire, 
 J. P. Born Dec. 23, 1844, being the eldest son of the late 
 Thomas Weld-Blundell, Esq., J. P. and D.L., High Sheriff 
 1852, by his wife Teresa Mary Eleanora, youngest dau. of 
 William Michael Thomas Vaughan of Courtfield. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, azure ten billets, four, 
 three, two, and one, and a canton oi. charged with a raven 
 proper, in the centre chief point a bezant for difference ; 
 2 and 3 azure, on a fesse nebuly between three crescents 
 ermine, a crescent sable for difference. Mantling azure 
 and or. Crests — i. on a wreath o( the colours, a squirrel 
 sejant gules, gorged with a plain collar, and cracking a nut 
 or, and charged on the body with a bezant for distinction ; 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a wyvern sable, guttle d'or, 
 collared, chained, and wings or. Motto — " Nil sine 
 numine." Married, May 14, 1884, Charlotte Catherine 
 Marcia, dau. of Hon. Charles Pierrepoint D'Arcy Lane 
 Fox, brother of Sackville George, Lord Conyers ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Richard Shirburne Weld-Blundell, Gentleman, b. 
 1887 ; (2) Lewis Weld-Blundell, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; Mary 
 Teresa; and Alice Mary. Seat—lnce. Blimdell Park, 
 Blundeilsands. Lancashire. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY WELDON, Esquire, Norroy King 
 of Arms. Born April 8, 1837, being the only son of the late 
 William Weldon of Bramley Hall, in the West Riding of 
 the county of York, by his wife Hannah, daughter and co- 
 heir of John Wright of Litherland House, in the County 
 
 Palatine of Lancaster ; formerly of the 18th Hussars ; ap- 
 pointed Windsor Herald, 1880 ; Registrar of the College of 
 Arms. 1886 ; and Norroy King of Arms, 1894. Clubs — 
 Garrick, Army and Navy. Livery — Argent and gules, 
 Armorial bearingrs— He bears for Arms : His official coat 
 as Norroy King of Arms, namely argent, a cross of Saint 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Goorge gules, on a chief per pale azure and of the second 
 a lion of England passant gunrdant or, crowned with an 
 open crown, and between a lleur-de-lis on the dexter and a 
 key on the sinister of the last, and impaling his family arms, 
 namely, quarterly i and 4, fx-r fes!»e argent and gules, on a 
 pale a demi-liun rampant in chief and a cinquefoil in base 
 all counterchanged (for W'cldon) ; a and 3 azure, two bars 
 invecte<l or, in chief three leopards' faces jessant-dc-lis (for 
 Wright), the escutcheon being encircled by his collar of SS. 
 Above the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and 
 thereu|K>n a helmet befitting his ilegree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, gutt<S;-de-sang, and 
 resting his sinister paw upon two S8, as linked in a collar 
 of SS argent; with the Motto, " Bien fait." Married, 
 April at, i860, Georgina, eldest daughter of the late Morgan 
 Thomas, afterwards Treherne, Member of Parliament, of 
 Gate tiouse, in the county of Sussex. Estates — Park Hill 
 and Orgreave, in the West Riding of the county of York. 
 Postal address — Heralds' College, E.C 
 
 Admiral Sir GEORGE GREVILLE WELLESLEY, 
 Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, a Lord of the Admiralty from 1877 to 1879, Born 
 1814, lieing the youngest son of the late Reverend Gerald 
 Valerian Wellesley, commonly known as the Reverend the 
 Honourable Gerald Valerian Wellesley, Doctor of Divinity, 
 Prebendary of Durham, by his wife Emily Mary, commonly 
 known as Lady Emily Mary, eldest daughter of the Right 
 Honourable Charles Sloane Cadogan, first Earl Cadogan ; 
 created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, 1856, advanced to the rank of Knight Commander 
 of that Order, 1880, and to that of Knight Grand Cross, 
 1887. C/«*— United Service. Armorial bearincrs— He 
 bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, gules a cross argent, 
 in each quarter five plates in saltire (for Wellesley) ; 2 and 
 3 or, a lion ramptant gules, ducally gorged or (for CoUey), 
 the escutcheon being surrounded by the ribbon and collar 
 and pendent therefrom the badge of a Knight Grand Cross 
 of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, out of 
 a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion gules, holding a forked 
 pennon of the last, one-third from the staff per pale argent, 
 charged with the Cross of Saint George. Married, 1853, 
 Elizabeth Doughty, daughter of the late Robert Lukyn ; 
 and has Issue — Olivia Georgiana [married, 1890, Lieutenant- 
 Colonel Henry Trotter, Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, His Britannic Majesty's Consul-General 
 at Galatz, on the European Commission of the Danube (to 
 whom refer)]. Residence — 17 Chester Square, S.W. 
 
 WELLS (H. Coll.). Azure, on a chevron between three 
 demi-sea-lions couped argent, as many fountains proper. 
 
 Man t ling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-sea-lion argent, holding between the paws 
 a fountain proper. Motto — " Ultima experior." 
 
 Sons of John Septimus Wells, b. ; d. ; m. , 
 Ellen, d. of Thomas Henry Sanderson : — 
 
 Thomas Henry Sanderson- Wells (addit. name of Sander- 
 son adopted by Deed-PoU 1904), Gentleman, M.D. (Lond.), 
 M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), b. 1871. Kes.~ 
 Weymouth, Dorset. 6'/tt(5— County (Weymouth). 
 
 John Siinderson Sanderson- Wells (addit. name of Sander- 
 son adopted by I>eed-Poll 1904), Gentleman, R.I., b. 187a; 
 m. 1900, Florence Winifred, d. of George Cawthorne Sykes. 
 A-w.— 8 Bedford Park Mansions, Bedford Park, W. 
 
 SSiR ARTHUR SPENCER WELLS, and Baronet 
 (May II, 1883). Born June aj, 1866, being the son of 
 the late Sir Thomas Spencer Wells, ist Baronet, by his 
 wife Elizabeth Lucas, dau. of James Wright of Sydenham. 
 Armorial bearing^ — Azure, a lion rampant argent, holding 
 between the paws a horseshoe or, in chief a serpent nowed 
 of the last ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-osirich dis- 
 played argent, holding in the Ijeak a horseshoe or, a serpent 
 nowed proper. Motto — "In scientia Veritas, in arte 
 honestas." C/</*— Travellers'. 
 
 The Late EDMUND-LIONEL WELLS-DYMOKE, 
 Gentleman, Barrister-at- Law (assumed the surname and 
 arms of Dymoke by Royal Licence, 1866). Armorial 
 bearings— Sable, two lions passant argent, ducally crowned 
 or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, the two ears of an ass sable. Motto — " Pro Rege 
 dimico." Married, first, Mary Ann, dau. of Thomas 
 Galliers of Stapleton Castle, co. Hereford, who d.s.f. Dec. 
 1, 1863; and secondly, July 14, 1864, Laura de Blair, 
 younger dau. of Thomas Robert Jefferson ; by whom he 
 had Issue, daus. only. Residences— 'Ihe Grange, West 
 Moulsey ; Stapleton Castle, co. Hereford. 
 
 WELLWOOD, quartered by MONCRIEFF. 
 
 S CHARLES CESAR WELMAN, Esq.. J. P. for 
 Somerset, late of the 49th Regiment of Foot, and late 
 Major West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry. Born March 5, 
 1840, being the second but eldest surviving son of Charles 
 Noel Welman, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Poundsford Park and 
 Norton Manor, Somerset, by his wife Annette Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Cornelius Henry Bolton of Maidenhead, Queen's 
 County, Ireland. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend 
 gules, between two apples vert, three mullets or. Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, on a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion argent, holding between the paws an 
 apple as in the arms, charged with a mullet or ; with the 
 Motto, "Dei providentia juvat." Married, Nov. 26, 1862, 
 Eugenia Mary, dau. of Charles Henry Stonor, Esq. ; and 
 has^had Issue— {x) Edward Charles Welman, Gentleman, b. 
 March 5, 1865, d. July 14, 1893 ; (2^ Arthur Joseph Welman, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 16, 1870 ; (3) Cyril John Welman, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 24, 1878; Alice Mary; Una Mary; 
 Mary Monica ; Blanche Frances (deceased) ; Edith Mary ; 
 Gertrude Mary (deceased) ; and Veronica Mary. 
 
 HENRY ACTON WELMAN, Gentleman. Bom April 
 IS, 1856, being the seventh but fifth surviving son of Charles 
 Noel Welman, Esq., J. P., D.L., of Poundsford Park and 
 Norton Manor, Somerset, by his wife Annette Elizabeth, 
 dau. of Cornelius Henry Bolton of Maidenhead, Queen's 
 County, Ireland. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a bend 
 gules, between two apples vert, three mullets or. Mantling 
 gules and argent : and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-lion argent, holding between the paws an 
 apple as in the arms, charged with a mullet or. Motto — 
 " Dei providentia guvat." Married, June 15, 1882, Mary 
 Laetitia, dau. of the late Rev. Sir Paul William Molesworth, 
 Bart. , of Pencarrow ; and has Issue — (i) Gilbert Molesworth 
 Welman, Gentleman, b. Sept. 16, 1888 ; (2) Paul Arundell 
 Welman, Gentleman, b. Jan. 20, 1890; (3) Henry Bolton 
 Welman, Gentleman, b. May 20, 1893 ; Frances Morwenna ; 
 Irene Genevieve (deceased) ; and Adela Mary. Postal 
 address — 
 
 WELWOOD, see MACONOCHIE-WELWOOD. 
 
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 WENLEY (H. Coll.). Azure, five escallops in chevron 
 or, between three gryphons segreant of the last, collared 
 gules. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a v^reath of 
 the colours, a gryphon segreant azure, charged on the 
 shoulder with five escallops saltirewise or, holding between 
 the claws a bezant, and resting the dexter foot on a mascle 
 fesswise gold. Motto — " Vigilans et verus." 
 
 Sons of the late James Adams Wenley of Glasgow, 
 
 d. 1902: — 
 
 WENTWORTH, quartered by STANLEY. 
 
 Peterborough. Born Jan. 2, 1866, being the eldest son of 
 Hon. George Wentworth Fitzwilliam, by his wife Ahce 
 Louisa, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Hon. George Anson. Livery — 
 Black, with red waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Quarterly 
 I and 4, lozengy argent and gules ; 2 and 3, sable, a 
 chevron between three leopards' faces or. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crests — i. out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 triple plume of ostrich feathers argent ; 2. a griffin passant 
 argent. Married, 1886, Evelyn, dau. of C. Lyster, late 
 6th Dragoon Guards ; and has Issue — (i) George James 
 Charles Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Esq., h. May 19, 1888; 
 (2) William Thomas George Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1904. Seat — Milton, Peterborough. Clubs — 
 Orleans, Raleigh, Travellers', White's, Pratt's, Garrick. 
 
 FITZWILLIAM WENTWORTH, Esquire, J. P. for 
 the Colony of New Zealand. Born Jan. 31, 1833, being 
 the eldest son of the late Hon. William Charles Wentworth, 
 
 WENTWORTH -SHEILDS (U.O., Confd. 1876). 
 Quarterly, i and 4, azure, on a chevron argent between 
 three doves argent, a trefoil slipped vert (Sheilds) ; 2 
 
 formerly President of the Legislative Council of New South 
 Wales, by his wife Sarah, dau. of BYancis Cox of Albion 
 Street, Surrey Hills, Sydney. Armorial bearings — Sable, 
 a chevron between three leopards' faces or. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin 
 passant argent. Married, Feb. 18, 1868, Mary Jane, dau. 
 of George Hill, Esq., J. P.; and has had /j-j?/e—(i) William 
 Charles Wentworth, Gentleman, b. Sept. i, 1871 ; (2) 
 D'Arcy Wentworth, Gentleman, b. June 20, 1874 1 (3) 
 FitzWilliam Wentworth, Gentleman, b. Nov. 12, 1875 I (4) 
 George Godfrey Wentworth, Gentleman, b. Feb. 13, 1878 ; 
 Edith, d. 1 871 ; and Dorothy. AV/a/«— Vaucluse, near 
 Sydney, N.S.W. Residence — 
 
 WENTWORTH (R.L., 10 March 1789, H. Coll.). Sable, 
 a chevron between three leopard's faces or, a crescent for 
 difference. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a griffin passant wings elevated argent, 
 beaked and membered or, differenced as the arms. 
 
 Sons of Godfrey Wentworth, Esq., of Woolley Park, 
 J.P. and D.L. Yorks. (High Sheriff 1862), b. 1797; d. 
 1865 ; m. 1822, Anne, d. of Walter Fawkes of Farnley 
 Hall :— 
 Godfrey Hawksworth Wentworth, Esq., D.L. for West 
 Rdg. Yorks., b. 1828. 5m^— Woolley Park, nr. Wake- 
 field. 
 
 William Digby Wentworth , Esq., late Capt. 3rd Dragoon 
 Guards, b. 1839; m. 1885, Mrs. Gertrude Lancaster. 
 Res.— 
 
 S GEORGE CHARLES WENTWORTH - FITZ - 
 WILLIAM, Esquire, D.L. and J.P. for the Soke of 
 
 and 3, sable, a chevron between three leopard's faces or 
 (Wentworth). Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a dove wings expanded, holding in 
 the beak an olive-branch all proper, charged on the breast 
 with a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Vincit qui patitur." 
 Son of Rev. Wentworth Sheilds, Rector of Kilbeg and 
 Newtown, co. Meath, b. 1758 ; d. 1829 ; m. 1805, 
 Isabella, d. of Richard Plunkett of Mount Plunkett, 
 CO. Roscommon, and HoUybrook Park, co. Dublin:— 
 Francis Webb Wentworth-Sheilds, Esq., M.Inst.C.E., 
 Chev. of the Portuguese Order of Christ (1862), b. 8 Oct. 
 1820 (took prefix surname of Wentworth by Roy. Lie. 
 27 Jan. 1877) ; m. 24 July i860, Adelaide, d. of John Baker 
 of Tinnacurra House, Dalkey, co. Dublin ; and has issue — 
 (1) Rev. Wentworth Francis Wentworth-Sheilds, M.A. , Pre- 
 centor of Goulburn Cathedral, New South Wales, b. 1867 
 [;«. 1902, Annie, d. of Rt. Rev. William Boyd Carpenter, 
 Bishop of Ripon ; and has issue — Keith M'Neill Wentworth 
 Shields, Gentleman, b. 1904]; (2) Francis Ernest Went- 
 worth-Sheilds, Gentleman, M.Inst.C.E., b. 1869; Ada 
 Margaret; Jessie Isabel; and Mabel Adelaide. Res. — 
 Brentwood, Sholing, Southampton. 
 
 WESENHAM, quartered by HUSSEY. 
 
 WEST, see CORNWALLIS-WEST and ROBERTS- 
 WEST. 
 
 WEST. Quarterly, i and 4 grand quarters, argent, a 
 fesse dancett6 between three leopards' faces sable, a crescent 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 for difference (West, Confn. U.O. ) ; a and 3 grand quarters, 
 <)uar(erly, i. and iiii., argent, a pale snble (Erskine) ; ii. and 
 ill., Kules, a sword in pnle proper, poiniiiel nnd hilt or 
 (Dun|, the second and third grand quarters l)ein>< the 
 arms of Hrskine of Dunos matric. Lyon Register, <■. 1673-7. 
 HftntUng sable and argent. Ctreit—Out of a ducal crest 
 coronet or, charged with a crescent gules, a gritfin's head 
 argent. Motto — " jour de ma vie." 
 
 Sons of Rev. William James West, M.A. Dublin, of 
 Edemey, co. Fermanagh, and Balix and I>egcloghfin, 
 CO. Tyrone, Rector of l>elgany, co. Wicklow, />. 1809 '< 
 d. 1859; m. 1838, EIniina, second d. and coh. of late 
 Alexander Erskine of Balhall, co. Korfar, l^onghaven, 
 CO. Aberdeen, and Bryanston Square, W. , last heir 
 male of the ancient baronial family of Erskine of 
 Dun :— 
 Augustus George West, Gentleman, formerly Lieut. 
 H.M. 76th Foot [impales the arms of Eyre of Eyre Court 
 vii. argent, on a chevron sable, three quatrefoils or], b. 
 1841 ; m. 1867, Sitra, d. of late Rev. Canon Richard Booth 
 Eyre, M.A., Prebend of Clonfert and Rector of Eyre- 
 court, CO. Galway (by his wife Sarah, eld. d. of the late 
 Robert Persse, Esq., of Roxborough, co. Galway, D.L.); 
 and has surv. issue— (i) Erskine Eyre West, Esq., b. 1868, 
 Barrister-at-Law, and late Capt. Londonderry Artillery, 
 S.D. R.G.A. [m. 1899, Annette Aileen Maude, elder d. of 
 Cuthbert Henry Cooke Huddart, M. B., of Shoyswell 
 Manor, Sussex, and Brynkir Hall, Carnarvonshire ; and 
 has surv. issue — Augustus Cuthbert Erskine West, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1900 ; and Dudley Somerset Erskine West, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1904] ; (2) Augustus William West, Esq., b. 
 1871, M.R.A.C., late Assistant Land Commissioner \ni. 
 1900, Fanny Madeline Jane, only d. of the late Thomas 
 Hanmer of Bodnod Hall, co. Denbigh, and widow of Col. 
 George Leonard Thomson, late ist Batt. R. Sussex 
 Regt. ; and has issue — Denys Maida Hanmer ; and Joan 
 Valerie Hanmer] ; (4) Richard Annesley West, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Transvaal Horse Artill., b. 1878 ; Adeline Elizabeth ; 
 Sara Elmina Erskine ; and Greorgiana Geraldine de Blaisy. 
 Estates — Balix and Legcloghfin, co. Tyrone ; White Park, 
 CO. Fermanagh. Seat — White Park, Brookeborough, co. 
 Fermanagh, Ireland. 
 
 Rev. Henry Matthew West, M.A. Dub., Rector of 
 Sacombe, Herts, b. 1842 ; m. 1874, Helen Mary, d. of 
 Robert Foster Dunlop of Monasterboice, co. Louth ; and 
 has surv. issue — (i) Alexander Henry Delap West, Gentle- 
 man, Lieut. R. H.A. , *. 1877 ; (2) Charles Skeffington West, 
 Gentleman, .Midshipman R.N., b. 1886 ; Anne Elmina 
 Blanche ; Jessie Georgiana Rachel ; Kathleen Violet ; and 
 Eileen Myrtle. Res. — Sacombe Rectory, Herts. 
 
 Son of Frederick John West, late of Glenelg, South 
 Australia, b. 1848 ; d. 1895 ; m. 1877, Laura Mary, 
 d. of Charles Swinden : — 
 William Alfred Augustus West, Gentleman, b. 1878. 
 Reu— 
 
 Ygst. son of above Rev. William James West, b. 1809 ; 
 d. 1859:— 
 Alfred Edward West, Gentleman, late Lieut. Wicklow 
 Rifles, b. 1851 ; m. 1877, Florence, d. of Charles E. Levey 
 of Cataraqui, Quebec ; and has issue — (i) Cyril Charles 
 West, Gentleman, Lieut. Black Watch, 3. 1878; (2) Harold 
 Richard Alfrey West, Gentleman, b. 1884 ; (3) Aubrey 
 Fenton West, Gentleman, b. 1888; and Hazel Valerie. 
 iVa/— Kilcroney Abbey, Bray, co. Wicklow. Club — Kil- 
 dare Street (Dublin). 
 
 The Right Honourable RICHARD LUTTRELL 
 PILKINGTON BETHELL, Baron Westbury of West- 
 bury, in the county of Wiltshire, in the Peerage of the 
 United Kingdom. Born April 25, 1852, being the eldest 
 son of the Right Honourable the second Baron Westbury, 
 by his wife Mary Florence, youngest daughter of the Reve- 
 rend Alexander Fownes Luttrell, Rector of East Quantox- 
 head, in the county of Somerset ; succeeded his father in 
 1875, under the creation of June 27, 1861. Armorial bear- 
 iO£r8 — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a chevron engrailed 
 azure, between three boars' heads couped sable, an estoile 
 or, all within a bordure of the third, impaling the arms of 
 Tollemache, namely, quarterly i and 4, argent a fret sable 
 (for Tollemache) ; 2 and 3 azure, an imperial crown or, 
 between three mullets argent, within a double tressure flory 
 counterflory of the second (for Murray). Above the escut- 
 cheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and thereupon a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 
 •rgent ; and for his Great, out of a crown vallery or, ao 
 Mgle's head sable, In-tween two wings azure, charged 
 the breast with an estoile as in the .irms. Supporters — C 
 either side an eagle wings addorsed azure, ducally crowned^ 
 collared, and charged on the breast with an estoile orJ 
 
 ITHEL 
 
 Motto — "Ap Ithel." Married, July 24, 1882, Agathaj 
 Manners Tollemache, commonly known as Lady Agatha] 
 Manners Tollemache, sister of the eighth Earl of Dysart ;| 
 and has Issue — Richard Bethell, Esquire, commonly known] 
 as the Honourable Richard Bethell, born April 26, li 
 Residence — 30 Hill Street, W. 
 
 S FRANCIS VANDELEUR WESTBY, Esquire, J.P.J 
 cos. Dublin and Clare, and D.L. and High Sheriff for j 
 CO. Clare. Born June 15, 1859, beingjthe second but only sur- 
 viving son of the late Edward Perceval Westby, Esq., D.L, 
 and High Sheriff 1854, by his first wife Elizabeth Mary, dau. 
 of the late Rt. Hon. Francis Blackburne, Lord Chancellor of J 
 Ireland. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, argent,] 
 on a chevron azure, three cinc]uefoils pierced of the first ; 
 argent, on a chief indented gules, three cross crosslets fitch^e j 
 of the field ; 3. or, three garbs vert ; over all in the centre of j 
 the shield a mullet gules for difference. Mantling azure ] 
 and argent. Crest— Uf)on a wreath of the colours, aj 
 martlet sable, holding in the beak a stalk of wheat projjer, [ 
 with three ears or, charged on the breast with a mulletl 
 gold. Motto — "Nee volenti nee volanti." MarriedA 
 i888, Janet Louisa, second dau. of George Orme of Castle] 
 Lacken, co. Mayo; and has Issue — (i) Perceval St. George] 
 Charles Westby, Gentleman, b. Nov. 20, 1888; (2) Horace} 
 William Turner Westby, Gentleman, b. Dec. 22, i8gi ; 
 (3) Granville Nicholas Francis Westby, Gentleman, b. 
 March 18, 1894. Seats — Roebuck Castle, Dundrum, nearj 
 Dublin, and Kilballyowen, co. Clare. Club — KildareJ 
 Street, Dublin. 
 
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 SSiR THOMAS CHARLES CALLIS WESTERN, 
 3rd Baronet (Aug. 20, 1864), of Rivenhall, co. Essex, 
 J. P. and D.L. , late Lieut, and Life Guards. Born Aug. 29, 
 1850, being the only son of Sir Thomas Western, 2nd 
 Bart., by his wife Giuletta Romana, eldest dau. of Sir 
 Edward Manningham Buller, Bart., of Dilhorne Hall, co. 
 Stafford. Armorial bearings — Sable, a chevron between 
 two crescents in chief and a trefoil slipped in base or ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of the col- 
 ours, a demi-lion or, in its dexter paw a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Motto — "Nee temere nee timide. " AJarried, July 12, 
 1883, Elizabeth Ellen, dau. of Isaac Newton. Residence 
 — 6 St. George's Square, S.W. 
 
 WESTHALL, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 WESTHEAD, see BROWN-WESTHEAD. 
 
 WESTMACOTT. Gules, a chevron cottised argent 
 between three bees volant or, a chief of the last. Mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount, a column of the Tuscan order fessways, 
 thereon a bee passant all proper. Motto — ^" Extremes 
 pudeat rediisse." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Uenham Westmacott, Gentleman. /?«.— 54 West 
 Cromwell Road, London, S.W. 
 
 WESTON, see HUNTER- WESTON. 
 
 WESTON (R.L., 1880, H. Coll. and L.O.). Quarterly, 
 1 and 4, or, an eagle displayed regardant sable, charged on 
 the breast with a crescent of the first, in chief two crescents 
 of the second (Weston) ; 2 and 3, or, three hunting-horns 
 vert, stringed gules (Hunter). Mantling sable and or. 
 
 Political and Staff Employ, Capture of Durriabad 
 Forts 1850 ; Outbreak of Indian Mutiny 1857 ; De- 
 fence of Lucknow Residency 1857 (Brevet Majority), 
 Alumbaghs, Capture of Lucknow 1858 (ment. desps. 
 and in "London Gazette"; medal, clasps, and one 
 year's extra service); assumed by R.L. in the year 
 1880 the additional name and arms of Hunter, under 
 the deed of entail conveying the estate of Hunterston 
 [of the family of Weston of Weston under Lyzard and 
 Hagley Hall, co. Stafford], b. 1823 ; tn. 2ndly, 1863, 
 Jane, Lady of Justice of the Order of the Hospital of 
 St. John of Jerusalem in England, d. and h. of the late 
 Robert Hunter of Hunterston, co. Ayr: — 
 Aylmer Gould Hunter- Weston, Esq., D.S. O. (1900), 
 Bt. Lt.-Col., R.E., J. P. CO. Ayr, Knt. of Justice of the 
 Order of Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, 
 served in the Miranzai and Waziristan Expeditions and in 
 the Egyptian and South African Wars (frequently nient. 
 desp. ), now Lt-Col. General Staff, Eastern Command, b. 
 1864. Post. add. — St. James' Court, S.W. ; Hunterston, 
 West Kilbride, Ayrshire. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 Reginald Hugh Hunter- Weston, Gentleman, late Lieut. 
 Seaforth Highlanders, b. 1869 ; m. 1899, Agnes, d. of John 
 Roberts, Esq., C.M.G., of Littlebourne, Dunedin, N.Z. (to 
 whom refer) ; and has issue— Robert Gould Hunter- Weston, 
 Gentleman, b. 1902 ; Pursell- Reginald Hunter- Weston, b. 
 1904. Res. — Cottesbrook, Middlemarch, New Zealand. 
 
 HENRY MACGREGOR WESTON, Esquire, J. P. 
 CO. of Surrey, and County Councillor, Lord of the Manor 
 and Patron of West Horsley. Born May 3, 1853, being 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Weston, Esq., of West 
 Horsley Place, J. P. co. Surrey, by his wife Harriet, dau. of 
 Augustus Hubbard La Fargue of Husband Bosworth, co. 
 Leicester. Armorial bearings— Sable, a chevron or, be- 
 tween three lions' heads erased argent, langued gules. 
 Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a wolf passant argent, ducally gorged or. Motto — "Gloria 
 sat Deus unus." Married, 1885, Daisy Violetta Henrietta, 
 dau. of the late Henry William Oliphant. Seat — West 
 Horsley Place. 
 
 WESTROPP, see O'CALLAGHAN-WESTROPP. 
 
 Crests — I. upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle rising 
 regardant sable, charged on the breast and on each wing 
 with a crescent or (Weston) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a greyhound sejant proper, gorged with an antique 
 crown or (Hunter). Mottoes — " Aquila non capit muscas," 
 " Cursum perficio." Livery — Dark blue or Oxford mixture 
 trimmed with yellow lace, on which eagles displayed sable 
 and hunting-horns are alternately woven ; yellow and black 
 waistcoat, black breeches. 
 
 Sons of Lt.-Col. Gould Read Hunter- Weston of 
 Hunterston, F.S.A., J. P. and D.L. co. Ayr, Knt. of 
 Justice and Hon, Commander Order of the Hospital 
 of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; served on 
 
 GEORGE RALPH COLLIER WESTROPP, Esquire, 
 Major-General Indian Staff Corps (retired). Borti May 23, 
 1834, being the third son of the late Capt. Amos Freeman 
 Westropp, R.N., and his wife Catherine, dau. of the Ven. 
 James Kenny, Archdeacon of Kilfenora. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Quarterly I and 4, sable, a lion rampant ermine, 
 ducally crowned or (for Westropp) ; 2 and 3, argent, on 
 a fesse gules between three popinjays vert, collared gules, 
 three escallops or (for Thwenge). Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a falcon's 
 head ermine. Motto— "Post funera virtus." Married 
 Ellen Blanche, dau. of George Bell, Barrister-at-Law ; and 
 has Issue— (i) Rev. Henry Amos Westropp, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders, Incumbent of St. Alban's, Berbice, British Guiana 
 [m., Nov. 15, 1894, Mary Charlotte, second dau. of Robert 
 Woodman, M.D., of The Firs, Ormesby, co. Norfolk]; 
 (2) George Ralph Collier Westropp, Esq., Capt. Indian 
 Staff Corps ; (3) Simpson Hackett Westropp, Gentleman 
 (twin with John Gibbings his brother), d. March 24, 1891 ; 
 (4) John Gibbings Westropp, Gentleman (twin with his 
 brother Simpson Hackett), b. March 11, i868, d. June 13, 
 1892 ; (5) Frederick Malcolm Westropp, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Royal Engineers ; (6) Alexander Sligo Anderson Westropp, 
 Gentleman, b. April 11, 1872. Seat — 
 
 HENRYCHARLES EDWARD WESTROPP, Esquire, 
 Adjutant 5th Batt. Lancashire Fusiliers, formerly Capt. 
 ist Batt. Manchester (63rd) Regt. Born May 26, 1861, 
 being the second son of the late Sir Michael Roberts 
 Westropp of Ballyvolane, co. Cork, and his first wife 
 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John William Anderson of Fermoy, 
 CO. Cork. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, sable, 
 a lion rampant ermine, ducally crowned or (for Westropp) ; 
 2 and 3, argent, on a fesse gules between three popinjays 
 vert, collared gules, three escallops or (for Thwenge). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 
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 colours, a Mcon's head ermine. MottO — "Post funera 
 virtus." Mam fit Mary Frances Anne, younger dau. of 
 Lieul.-Colonel John Henry Lowndes, J. P. Braunston, co. 
 Northanis, one of Her Majesty's Gentlemen-at-Arms ; and 
 has luk* — (i) Lionel Henry Mountifort Westropp, Gentle- 
 man, y Feb. ao, 1896 ; (a) Victor John Eric Westropp, Gen- 
 tleuian, i. May 04, 1897. .SVa/— Bally vulane, co. Cork. 
 
 HUGH MASSY WESTROPP, Esquire, J.P. co. Clare. 
 Borm May 23, 1847, being the fourth son of the late John 
 Westropp. Esq., J. P., of Allyflin, in the co. of Limerick, 
 and Cloninoney, in the co. of Clare, by his first wife 
 Georgina Wilhelmina, second dau. of Col. George William 
 Stamer of Carnelly, in the co. of Clare, and Mary West- 
 ropp his wife. Livery — Dark blue, turned back witli red. 
 Armorial beaiins^ — Sable, a lion rampant ermine, ducally 
 crowned or, langued and armed gules. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon's 
 he.id ermine. Motto — "Je me tourne vers I'occident." 
 Married, firstly, March 3, 1869, Helena, third dau. of Rev. 
 Thomas Westropp, M.A. , Rector of Ardcanny, Limerick ; 
 and has Issue — (i) John Ralph Westropp, Gentleman, b. 
 Nov. 24, 1869; (a) Hugh Gerald Westropp, Gentleman, 
 b. June 20, 1874; (3) Thomas George Westropp, Gentle- 
 man, b. Nov. 10, 1875 ; and a daughter. He married 
 secondly, April 14, 1885, Elizabeth Jane (d. 1902), dau. of 
 William Stacpoole (eldest son of Richard John Stacpoole 
 of Edenvale, co. Clare), and has issue — Two daughters. 
 Seat — Deerpark, Clonlara, co. Clare. 
 
 WESTROPP (Vn. Yorks., 1585). Sable, a lion rampant 
 ermine, ducally crowned or, langued and armed gules. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon's head ermine. 
 Motto — "Je me tourne vers I'occident." Livery — Dark 
 blue turned back with red. 
 
 Sons of John Massy Westropp, Esquire, J. P., B.A., 
 Capt. 1st Royal Lancashire Regt., and Colonel in 
 Volunteers, b. 1837 ; d. 1903 ; m. June 1859, Mar- 
 garet, dau. of Thomas Wilson Ffrance of Rawcliffe 
 Hall, in the co. of Lancashire (she died 1 Jan. 1885) : — 
 John Massy Westropp, Esq. , Capt. 12th Lancers (retired), 
 b. 28 April i860 ; m. 16 June 1890, Georgina, d. of Frederick 
 Kennedy, Esq. ; and has issu— ejohn Francis Ralph, 
 Gentleman, b. 6 April 1891 ; Ralph Frederick Hugh, 
 Gentleman, b. 2 Sept. 1892. Estates — Attyflin and Bally- 
 bronogue, in the co. of Limerick ; Doonuss, Clonmoney, 
 Moveens, and Killard, in the co. of Clare. Postal address — 
 Attyflin, Patrickswell, co. Limerick. 
 
 Ralph Henry Westropp, Gentleman, Civil Engineer, b. 
 23 April 1864. 
 Francis Stamer Westropp, Gentleman, b. 10 Feb. 1867. 
 
 LIONEL ERSKINE WESTROPP, Esquire. Born 
 August 26, 1866, being the son of the late Sir Michael 
 Roberts Westropp of Ballyvolane, co. Cork, and his 
 second wife Eliza, eldest dau. of Lieut.-Col. Lionel John 
 Westropp. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, 
 a lion rampant ermine, ducally crowned or (for Westropp) ; 
 2 and 3, argent, on a fesse gules between three popin- 
 jays vert, collared gules, three escallops or (for Thwenge). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon's head ermine. Motto — "Post funera 
 virtus." Residence— 60 Holland Park, London. Club — 
 New University. 
 
 Major General ROBERTS MICHAEL WESTROPP, 
 of the Bombay Army (retired), served in the Indian Mutiny. 
 Bom Nov. 19, 1824, being the eldest son of the late 
 Capt. Amos Freeman Westropp, R.N., by his wife Cathe- 
 rine, dau. of the Ven. James Kenny, Archdeacon of 
 Kilfenora. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, sable, 
 a lion ramp>ant ermine, ducally crowned or, langued and 
 armed gules (for Westropp) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a fesse 
 gules between three popinjays vert, collared and mem- 
 bered of the second, three escallops or (for Thwenge). 
 MantUng sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath or 
 and vert, a falcon's head ermine. Motto — " Post funera 
 virtus." Married, Aug. 7, 1852, Eliza, fourth dau. of 
 General George Twemlow of the Bengal Artillery. Resi- 
 derue — Southsea, co. Hants. Clubs — Junior United Ser- 
 vice, Royal Albert Yacht (Southsea). 
 
 THOMAS JOHNSON WESTROPP, Gentleman, M.A. 
 (Trin. Coll. , Dublin) 1885, M.R.I.A., F.R.S.A.I., Vice-Pres. 
 
 (190a), and Curator to Royal Soc. of Antiquaries of Ireland, 
 on the Senate of the University of Dublin, and on Council of 
 Royal Irish Academy, 1898-1903. Bom Aug. 16, i860, being 
 the fifth son of the late John W'eslropp, Esq., J. P., ol Atty- 
 flin, in the co. of Limerick, and Clonmoney, in the co. of 
 Clare, by his second wife Charlotte Louisa, eldest dau. of 
 Lieut.-Gen. Sir I'homas Whitehead, K.C.B., of Uplands 
 Hall, Lancashire. Livery — Dark blue, turned back with 
 red. Armorial bearing^B (Vn. Yorks, 1585)— Quarterly 1 
 and 4, sable, a lion rampant ermine, ducally crowned or, 
 langued and armed gules. Mantling sable and argent (for 
 Westropp) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a fesse gules, between three 
 popinjays vert, collared and memliered of the second, as 
 
 many escallops of the field (for Thweng). Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon's head ermine. Motto — 
 " Je me tourne vers I'occident." Postal addresHS — Lune- 
 burg, Sandymount, Dublin ; Royal Dublin Society, Kildare 
 Street. 
 
 S WILLIAM KEILY WESTROPP, Esquire, retired 
 Major 68th Durham Light Infantry, Hon. Lieut.- 
 Col. 1882 ; served in Bhootan Expedition, 1865, Afgha- 
 nistan 1879-80; late 68th Durham Light Infantry, J.P. 
 for the borough of Folkestone. Born Oct. 21, 1839, being 
 the second son of the late Robert Westropp, by his wife 
 Anne, dau. of William Colclough of Clonmel, and grand- 
 son of Robert Westropp of Fort Anne, co. Clare. Liveiy — 
 Dark blue, turned back with red. Armorial bearings- 
 Quarterly I and 4, sable, a lion rampant ermine, ducally 
 crowned or, langued and armed gules (Westropp, 1585) ; 2 
 and 3, argent, on a fesse gules between three popinjays vert, 
 collared and membered of the second, three escallops or 
 (Thweng, 1369). Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath or and vert, an eagle's head proper, issuing from 
 a ducal coronet or. Motto — "Je me tourne vers lOcci- 
 dent." Married, Oct. 6, 1882, Marie Jone, dau. of Adolphus 
 Banner Sutherland, M.D. , of Richmond, Virginia, and 
 
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 widow of Harry Thornhill of Slant on-in-Peak, co. Derby. 
 Postal address — 6 Shorncliff Road, Folkestone. Cluds — 
 Junior United Service, and Radnor (Folkestone). 
 
 S FRANCIS WALTER WESTHOPP- DAWSON. 
 Esquire, J. P., formerly Lieut. 4th Batt. East Surrey 
 Regiment, Captain 3rd Royal Irish Regiment, Wexford 
 Militia. Born 1859, being the eldest son of the late Walter 
 Montiford Walter Westropp-Dawson of Charlesfort (who 
 assumed the surname and arms of Dawson by Royal 
 License in 1859), and his wife Laura Felicia Susan, 
 youngest dau. of the late Sir William Clay, ist Bart., M.P. 
 C/«^— Carlton. Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, 
 azure, on a bend between two estoiles or, three daws sable 
 (for Dawson) ; 2 and 3 sable, a lion rampant argent, ducally 
 crowned or, in the dexter chief point an annulet of the last 
 (for Westropp). Mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, 
 I. upon a wreath of the colours, on clouds proper, an estoile 
 as in the arms, anescroll above, with the Motto, " Toujours 
 propice" (for Dawson) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an eagle's head couped ermine, charged with an annulet 
 gules (for Westropp). Motto — "Tourne vers roccident." 
 Married, 1889, Charlotte, only surviving child of the late 
 John Crichton Gray, Esq., J. P., of Upton, co. Carlow ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Walter Henry Montiford Westropp- 
 *Dawson, Gentleman, fi. 1893 ; (2) Robert Gray Westropp- 
 Dawson, Gentleman, *. 1895 ; and Laura Frances. Seats — 
 — Charlesfort, Ferns, co. Wexford ; Upton Bagnalstown, 
 CO. Carlow. 
 
 WESTWOOD, quartered by CHAFY-CHAFY. 
 
 WESTWORTH (H. Coll.). Per chevron sable and or. 
 in chief two estoiles argent, each within a chaplet of roses 
 
 WETHERED (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, gules, 
 on a chevron between three fleshpots or, as many mullets 
 of the field (Wethered) ; 2 and 3, ermine, on a bend gules, 
 three eagles displayed or (Badger). Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a goat's head per 
 
 gules, leaved of the second, and a sun rising from the base 
 gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, a feather erect or, between two roses gules, 
 stalked and leaved vert. Motto — " Ubique fidelis." Livery 
 — Grey with black velvet facings. 
 
 Sons of William Westworth of Preston , Lanes. , b. 1842 ; 
 
 d. \ m. , Margaret, d. of William Fletcher : — 
 Arthur Westworth, Gentleman, 6. 1871 ; tn. 1896, 
 Henrietta, eld. d. of late Richard Harrison ; and has issue 
 — (i) Arthur Bertram Westworth, Gentleman, i. 1897; (2) 
 Harold Westworth, Gentleman, />. 1899 ; Kathleen Doris ; 
 and Edith Margaret. J?es. — " Brooklands," Broughton, 
 nr. Preston, Lanes. 
 
 bend embattled or and gules. Motto — ' ' Virtute et labore. " 
 Livery — Light drab, green facings. 
 
 Sons of Owen Wethered , Esq. , J. P. , of Remnantz, Mar- 
 low, Bucks, b. 1798 ; d. 1862 ; fit. 1830, Anne, d. of 
 Rev. Giles Haworth Peel, late Vicar of Ince, Chesh. : — 
 Thomas Owen Wethered, Esq., J. P., M.P. for Marlow 
 1868-1880, b. 1832 ; m. 1856, Edith Grace, only d. of Rev. 
 Hart Ethelslon of St. Mark's Vicarge, Cheetham Hill, 
 Manchester ; and has issue— Edith Ethelston \m. 1891, 
 John Danvers Power] ; Constance Anne Ellen \tn. 1883, 
 W. G. Steuart-Menzies of Culdnres and Cardney, co. 
 Perth] ; and Laura Sophia \ni. 1886, Francis W. Grubbe 
 of Shellon, Essex]. Seats — 
 
 Owen Peel Wethered, Esq., Hon. Col. Bucks R.V.. M.A. 
 Oxon. , b. 1837 ; m. 1863, Francis Alice, d. of G. T. Ellison 
 of Seymour Street, Portman Square ; and has issue — 
 (i) Francis Owen Wethered, Gentleman (Remnantz, 
 Marlow), b. 1864 \nt. 1899, Adeline Harris (d. 1900), d. 
 of W. F. MacTier, M.D. , of Kinnesburn, St. Andrews; 
 and has surv. issue — Owen Francis MacTier Wethered, 
 Gentleman, b. 1900; and Adeline Alice (twin with her 
 brother)] ; (2) Owen Henry Wethered, Gentleman, b. 1867 ; 
 (3) Walter Percival Wethered, Gentleman, b. 1869; (4) 
 Hugh Ellison Wethered, Gentleman, /'. 1889; Alice Mary 
 \vi. 1891, Rev. Herbert O. Fearnley-Whittingstall, Vicar 
 of Great Marlow] ; Evelyn Annie ; and Cicely Edith Esbel. 
 Res.— 
 
 Son of Rev. Florence James Wethered, Vicar of Hurley, 
 
 Fellow of King's Coll., Camb. , b. 1807; d. 1867; 
 
 m. 1839, Esther Ellen, d. of Rev. Giles Haworth Peel, 
 
 late Vicar of Ince, Chesh. : — 
 
 Rev. Florence Thomas Wethered, Vicar of Hurley, M.A. 
 
 Oxon., b. 1840; m. ist, 1862, Grace Emma, d. of late Rev. 
 
 the Hon. Samuel Best, R. of Abbot's Ann, and sister of 
 
 5th Lord Wynford ; 2nd, 1867, Mary Josephine, d. of late 
 
 Joseph Bonsor of Belgrave Square; and has issue — (1) 
 
 Rev. Edmund Peel Wethered, Vicar of Hollinfare, nr. 
 
 Warrington, b. 1863 \tn. 1896, Adelaide Constance, d. of 
 
 Rev. George Alfred Foyster, late R. of All Saints, Hastings ; 
 
 and has issue— Harold Edmund Wethered, Gentleman, b. 
 
 1901 ; Geraldine Emma ; and Ursula Marion] ; (2) Rev. 
 
 Arthur James Wethered, M.A., Vicar of Kingswood, b. 
 
 1869 \m. 1899, Sydney Alice, d. of Robert O'Brien Furlong. 
 
 Esq., C. B. , of Cloneevin, Killiney; and has issue — Courtney 
 
 Harold Wethered, Gentleman, iJ. 1903; Frances Alice ; and 
 
 Hilda Constance]; (3) Harold Francis Wethered, Esq., 
 
 Capt. East Lanes. Regt., b. 1870; d. 1898; (4) Joseph 
 
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 Robwt Wetbered, Esq., Capt. Glos. Regt., i. 1873; (5) 
 Broett Wetbered, Gentleman, M.D. Lond., i. 1875; (6) 
 Herbert L*urence Wethcred, Gentleman, Lieut. East 
 Lanes. Rest., *. 1877; Marion Grace [m. 1890, E. H. 
 Godsal]; Alice Lilian ; and Dora Mary. /fes. — The Vicar- 
 age, Hurley, nr. Morlow. 
 
 WETHEY. Ermine, a lion rampant holding between 
 the paws an escallop reversed, and in chief two passion 
 crosses all gules. Mantling gules and argent. Oreit^ 
 On a wreaih of the colours, in front of a [wssion cross 
 gules, an escallop reversed argent, between two wings 
 borry of six argent and gules. MottO — ' ' Fortis in veritatis 
 causam. " 
 
 Sons of Edward Wethey, Gentleman, i. ; d. ; 
 m. ist, Mary Ann, d. of William Canes of Exeter; 
 and, : — 
 
 Edwrard Canes Wethey, Gentleman, b. 1829 ; m. ist, 
 185a. PhcEbe (d. 1890), d. of Malachi Harvey of Shaldon ; 
 and, 1891, Tryphena, d. of late William Norsworthy of 
 Teignmouth; and has surv. issue — (i) Edward Brewer 
 Wethey, Gentleman, b. 1853 ; (a) Ernest Harold Wethey, 
 Gentleman, b. 1859 ; (3) Arthur Harvey Wethey, Gentleman, 
 b. 186a ; Harriet Elizabeth Phoebe Emma ; Mary Vere ; 
 and Eugenie Emily. Res. — The Green, Shaldon, Devon. 
 
 Eugene Wethey, Esq., J. P.,*. . /["w.— The Green, 
 Shaldon, Devon. 
 
 Charles H. Wethey, Gentleman, b. . Post. add. — 
 Post-Office, Little Metis, Quebec, Canada. 
 
 WETTENHALL, quartered by HULLEY. 
 
 WHADCOCK, quartered by LANE. 
 
 The Rkverf.nd GEORGE CAIRNCROSS WHAL- 
 LEY, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, of Holy Trinity. Pad- 
 dington. Armorial bearlngB — Argent, between three 
 whales' heads erased sable, a banner displayed bendways 
 gules, thereon two lions passant guardant in pale or. Hant- 
 Ung sable and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a whale's head erased and erect p>er pale gules and 
 sable. Motto — "Gloria Deo in profundis." Residence — 
 120 Queen's Road, Bayswater, W. 
 
 WHARTON, quartered by KEMEYS-TYNTE. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY ANTHONY WHARTON, Es- 
 quire, J. P. Born Nov. 14, 1859. being the only son of the 
 late John Thomas Wharton, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for N.R. 
 
 of CO. York, by his wife Charlotte, eldest dau. of Henry 
 Walter Yeoman of Woodlands, co. York, by his wife Lady 
 Margaret Bruce, dau. of the Rt. Hon. the ist Earl of Zetland. 
 
 IMitry — Claret coat, crimson waistcoat, with silver buttons. 
 AlBOrial bearings — Sable, a maunch argent. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, ujxsn a 
 wreath of the colours, a bull's head erased argent, armed 
 or, crined sable. Married, first, July ao, 1888, Emily 
 Harriott [d. 1894), second dau. of the Rev. C. B. Yeoman, 
 Vicar of Manfield, co. York; and has /««*— Margaret 
 Winsome. He married secondly, Elizabeth Sophia 
 Mytton, dau. of the late Rev. R. J. Harrison of Caer 
 How el. Montgomeryshire. £Va/w— Skehon in Cleveland, 
 and Gilling, in Richmondshire, both in the North Riding 
 of the county of York. Postal rtrfrfrwj— Skelton Castle, 
 Skelton in Cleveland. 
 
 WHATELEY. quartered by HALSEY. 
 
 WHEATLEY (Arms exhibited Vn. 1687, but not 
 allowed ; arms as under confirmed 1847). Per fesse azure 
 and erminois, a pale counterchanged, three lions rampant 
 guardant or. Mantling azure and or. Crest— Out of a 
 mural crown or, two ixrms embowed vested azure, holding 
 between the hands proper a garb also or, enfiled with a 
 ducal coronet azure. Motto — " I trust in my God." Livery 
 — Blue and yellow. 
 
 Son of Thomas Randall Wheatley, Gentleman, some- 
 time Assistant Privy Purse to Queen Victoria, m. Eliza, 
 d. of Major William Morton, Bengal Engineers : — 
 Moreton John Wheatley, Esq., C.B. (1901), Col. late 
 R.E., sometime I^iliff of the Royal Parks, m. Jan. 1864, 
 Eklith Frances, ygst. d. of Charles Millett of Maiden 
 Erleigh ; and has issue — (i) Evelyn Moreton Wheatley, 
 Gentleman, b. 29 Oct. 1866 \in. 19 June 1894, Frances 
 Mary, eld. d. and coh. of Arthur Edward Whieldon, Esq., 
 J. P. (Arms of Whieldon — Gules, on a chevron argent, 
 between three jjears stalked and leaved or, as many crosses 
 sable, on a chief ermine, a lion passant of the fourth)] ; (2) 
 Cyril Moreton Wheatley, Esq., Capt. 3rd Essex Regt., 
 b. I Aug. 1870; (3) Basil Moreton Wheatley, Gentleman, 
 b. 15 Dec. 187s ; and Mabel Edith Moreton \m. Col. 
 RichardFrancis Johnson, CM. G., R.A.]. 6Va/— Gwersyllt 
 Park, Denbighshire. Town res. — 11 Buckingham Palace 
 Gardens. S.W. Clubs — Union, Junior United Service. 
 
 WHEELAN, see NOLAN-WHEELAN. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM CHESLIN WHEELER, 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Clerk in Holy Orders, formerly 
 Vicar of Pollington, Yorks. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 or and azure, three chevronels indented between as many 
 wheels with six spokes, in the centre chief point a millrind all 
 counterchanged. Mantling azure and or. Crest — Upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a gryphon's head argent, gutt^e-de- 
 sang erased gules, gorged with a wreath of laurel proper, 
 and holding in the beak a wheel with six spokes per pale or 
 and azure. MottO — " Non oninis moriar." Residences — 
 Ridgeway Gardens, Wimbledon, S.W. ; .Southborough, 
 Tun bridge Wells. 
 
 JOSEPH WHEELWRIGHT, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings Or, giitt(5e-de-sang, a gryphon segreant gules, 
 on a chief indented of the last, two lions passant argent. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a gryphon's head couped gules, gorged with a collar 
 vair, between two trefoils slipped vert. Motto -" Age et 
 tace. " Residence-— y Nevill Park. Tunbridge Wells, Kent. 
 
 EDWARD GALTON WHELER, Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Northumberland, Com- 
 missioner to the Duke of Northumberland. Born June 
 12, 1850, being the eldest son of the late Edward Wheler, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the county of Warwick, 
 by his wife Elizabetli Anne, daughter of the late Samuel 
 Tertius Galton of Duddeston, in the county of Warwick. 
 Armorial bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Or, a chevron 
 between three leopards' faces sable, and impaling the arms 
 of Dugdale, namely ermine, a cross moline gules between 
 four hurts. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, wiih a mantling sable and or; and for 
 
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 his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, an eagle displayed 
 gules. Married, 1890, Mary Louisa, daughter of the late 
 James Dugdale, Esquire, of Wroxall Abbey, in the county 
 of Warwick. Postal address — Swansfield House, Alnwick. 
 
 WHELER (R.L., 1845, H. Coll.). Quarterly, i and 4, 
 vert, on a fesse or, three lions rampant of the first (Wheler 
 c. 1590) ; 2 and 3, paly of six gules and argent, on a 
 canton or, a martlet of the first (Medhurst). Mantling' vert 
 and or. Crests — i. out of a mural crown or, a griffin's head 
 issuant argent (Wheler) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 martlet gules charged with a fleur-de-lis gules, and holding 
 in the beak an acorn slipped and leaved vert. 
 
 Sons of Charles Wheler Wheler, Esq., of Otterden 
 Place, Kent, and Ledston Hall, Yorks., J. P. West 
 Rdg., J.P. andD.L. Kent (High Sheriff 1891), /^. ; 
 d. 1899 ! '"'■• 1869, Elizabeth Townsend, eld. d. of 
 William Hall of Syndale, Kent :— 
 Granville Charles Hastings Wheler, M.A. Oxon. , J.P. 
 and D.L. Kent, and J.P. West Rdg. Yorks., Barrister-at- 
 Law, b. 1872. Seats -'Ledslon Hall, Yorks.; Otterden 
 Place, Kent. C/u6s— junior Carlton, Oxford and Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 George Bevil Hastings Wheler, Gentleman, M.A. Oxon., 
 Lieut. 2ist Lancers, 6. 1874. Clud — Cavalry. 
 
 Charles William Gilborne Hastings Wheler, Gentleman, 
 Lieut, sth Batt. Northumberland Fus., i. 1880. Clu6 — 
 Junior Naval and Military. 
 
 WHETEMBALE, quartered by LEE- WARNER. 
 
 THOMAS WHEWELL, Gentleman. Bom June 28, 
 1840, being the second son of the late Richard Whewell 
 of Blackburn, by his wife Ellen, daughter of William 
 Crabtree of Clayton-le-Moors, Lancashire. Cluis — Con- 
 servative (Blackburn), Union (Blackburn). Livery — Blue 
 with yellow facings. Armorial bearings — Vair6 argent 
 
 of the colours, a wyvern, wings elevated proper, gorged 
 with a collar gemel or, supporting with the dexter 
 leg a torch erect sable, fired also proper. Motto — "For 
 faith and for fatherland." Married, July 7, 1864, Mary 
 Ann, second daughter of Councillor James Briggs of Black- 
 burn ; and has Issue — William Briggs Whewell, Gentleman, 
 b. Oct. 15, 1872; Marianne [»/. Rev. E. J. Wood, B.A., 
 Vicar of Whiston, Prescot] ; Medora ; Louise ; and Nellie. 
 Residence — Fair Elms, Blackburn. 
 
 ARTHUR EDWARD WHIELDON, Esquire, of Wyke 
 Hall, CO. Dorset, J.P. co. Denbigh. Born May 2, 1820, 
 being the sepond but eldest surviving son of the late George 
 Whieldon, Esquire, of Springfield House, in the county of 
 Warwick, and of The Grove, in the county of Hampshire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the counties of Stafford, Warwick, 
 and Northampton, and Deputy - Lieutenant of the first, 
 High Sheriff for the county of Warwick 1847, by his second 
 wife Mary, third daughter of the late Richard Brettell of 
 Finstall House, and of Stourbridge, in the county of Wor- 
 cester. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Gules, 
 on a chevron argent, between three pears stalked and leaved 
 or, as many crosses sable, a chief ermine, thereon a lion 
 passant of the fourth. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount vert, between two branches of oak proper, a 
 fer-de-moline fesseways sable, thereon perched a parrot vert, 
 collared gules, holding in the dexter claw a pear stalked and 
 leaved also proper. Motto — "Virtus prsestantior auro." 
 Married, 1862, Helena, daughter and co-heiress of John 
 Ratcliffe of The Grange, Leyland, in the county of Lancaster ; 
 and by her (who died 1889) has Issue — Frances Mary ; 
 Georgina ; Eveline Annie ; Eleanor Marguerite ; and Cecile 
 Violet. Seats — Wyke Hall, near Gillingham, in the county 
 of Dorset ; Ashe Grange, Farnham, in the county of Surrey. 
 Residence — Lillington, Leamington. 
 
 EDWARD WHINERAY, Gentleman. Born March 25, 
 1840, being the fourth son of James Whineray, Gentleman, 
 by his wife Mary Corbison, only dau. of John Corbison, 
 Gentleman. Armorial bearings— Per chevron or and vert, 
 two chevronels couped between as many pheons in chief. 
 
 and gules, on a bend cottised sable, a crescent or, 
 between two Diana's heads crined and horned of the 
 first. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 
 and an anchor erect in base all counterchanged. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mast 
 with a sail hoisted proper, the sail charged with an anchor 
 
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 erect rules between on the dexter side a branch of oak 
 (hicted of the first and on the sinister a coral branch of the 
 second. Motto— " In solo Deo salus. " Atarried, Aug. 31, 
 1865. lane, third dau. of Thomas Hodgson ; and has Issue— 
 (1 ) Willi.im Edward Whineray, Gentleman ( Leighton Court. 
 Neaton, Cheshire), *. June 35, 1866 ; <a) James Whineray, 
 Gentleman, t. April 5, 1868 ; Mary Maggie ; and Eleanor 
 Jane. Raidenct—'WtsXmtaudi, Hoylake, Cheshire. 
 
 AMY OCTAVIA WHINYATES. Spinster, only dau. 
 of the late Major-Gen. Frederick William Whinyates, by 
 his wife Sarah Marianne, dau. of Charles Whalley of Stow- 
 on- VN'old. Armorial bearings are, upon a lozenge : Quar- 
 terly I and 4, paly of six or and azure, a border gobony of 
 the first and gules, on a chief ermine, a lion passant gules, 
 between two spurs, rowels upwards, gold (for Whinyates) ; 
 a. sable, a stag's head caboshed between two (launches 
 argent (for Parker) ; 3. vert, three horses courant argent, 
 bridled or (for Frye). Postal addresses — Dorset Villa, Chel- 
 tenham ; and Sesame Club, London. 
 
 The Reverend EDWARD HENRY WHINYATES, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Bachelor of Arts of the University of 
 Oxford, Rector of Fretherne, Stonehouse, in the county of 
 Gloucester. Bom 1835, being the second son of the late 
 Major-General Frederick William Whinyates, by his wife 
 Sarah Marianne, daughter of Charles Whalley of Stow-on- 
 Wold. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Quarterly 
 I and 4, p>aly of six or and azure, a bordure gobony of the 
 first and gules, on a chief ermine, a lion passant gules, 
 between two spurs rowels upwards gold (for Whinyates) ; 
 a. sable, a stag's head caboshed between two flaunches 
 argent (for Parker) ; 3. vert, three horses courant argent, 
 bridled or (for Frye). Crest-— On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of an anchor erect sable, a cubit arm holding a 
 sword proper, pommel and hilt or. Motto — " Malignum 
 spernere vulgus." Martied, Nov. 23, 1882, Marie Louise 
 Sarah, eldest dau. of Major John T. Ashton, Madras Horse 
 Artillery ; and has Issue— (x) Guy Whinyates, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 18, 1884 ; (2) Ralph Whinyates, Gentleman, b. July 
 12, 1885 ; Cecily ; and Amy Seymour. Postal address — 
 The Rectory, Fretherne, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire. 
 
 Colonel FRANCIS ARTH UR WHINYATES ; served 
 in Crimean Campaign, and has medal and clasp for Sebas- 
 topol and Indian Mutiny, being present at battle of Cawn- 
 pore, Kala Nuddie, Kunkur, and the capture of the Fort of 
 Sandre. Born Nov. i8, 1837, being the third son of the late 
 Major-General Frederick William Whinyates, by his wife 
 Sarah Marianne, daughter of Charles Whalley of Stow-on- 
 Wold. Club — United Service. Livery — Blue and yellow. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i 
 and 4, p>aly of six or and azure, a bordure gobony of the first 
 and gules, on a chief ermine, a lion passant gules, between 
 two spur-rowels upwards gold (for Whinyates) ; 2. sable, 
 a stag s head caboshed between two flaunches argent (for 
 Parker) ; 3. vert, three horses courant argent, bridled or (for 
 Frye) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, in 
 front of an anchor erect sable, a cubit arm holding a sword 
 proper, pommel and hilt or ; with the Motto, ' ' Loyal en 
 tout." Married, June 10, 1886, Emma Sophia Caroline, 
 daughter of Colonel Charles Bingham, Deputy-Adjutant- 
 Generalofthe Royal Artillery. Postal address— BemngXovi 
 House, Tenbury, Worcestershire. 
 
 5 FREDERICK THOMAS WHINYATES, Esquire. 
 Major-General and Pacha, has Crimean War Medal 
 with three clasps (Turkish medal), and fifth class of the 
 Order of the Medjidie. Born March 28. 1833, being the 
 eldest son of the late Major-General Frederick William 
 Whinvates, by his wife Sarah Marianne, dau. of Charles 
 Whalley of Stow -on -Wold. Livery — Blue coat and 
 waistcoat, gilt buttons. Armorial beaiings- He bears for 
 Arms : Quarterly i and 4, paly of six or and azure, a 
 bordure gobony of the first and gules, on a chief ermine, a 
 lion passant gules, between two spurs rowels upwards gold 
 (for Whinyates) ; 2. sable, a stag's head caboshed between 
 two flaunches argent (for Parker); 3. vert, three horses 
 courant argent, bridled or (for Frye) ; and for a Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an anchor erect 
 sable, a cubit arm holding a sword proper, pommel and 
 hilt or; with the Motto, "Malignum spernere vulgus." 
 
 Married, July 30, 187a, Constance Georgina, fifth daughter 
 of Matthew liell. Esquire, of Bourne Park, Canterbury, 
 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the county 
 of Kent, ^j/a/*— Property in Cumberland. Postal ad- 
 dress — Abbotsleigh, Bournemouth. C/tt3— United Service. 
 
 WHISTON, quartered by CON ANT. 
 
 WHITAKER, see MASTER-WHITAKER. 
 
 WHIT.\KER (H. Coll.). Sable, three mascles argent. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 
 colours, a cubit arm erect grasping a sword all prop 
 
 Livery — Black and white. 
 
 Sons of John Whitaker, Esq., of Broadclough, Lanes., 
 and Winsley Hall, Salop, J. P. co. Salop, Lord of the 
 Manor of Westbury, b. 1829 ; d. 1899 ; m. 1858, 
 Elizabeth Anne, d. of Robert Munn of Heath Hill, 
 Stackheads, nr. Manchester ;— • 
 
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 Capt. James Whitaker, late 20th Hussars, d. 1863. Seats 
 — Broadclough, Bacup, Lanes. ; Winsley, Shropshire. 
 C/uis — Naval and Military, Cavalry. 
 
 John Whitaker, Gentleman, d. 1865 ; m. 1896, Lisle 
 Wyman Smith of Cheyenne, U.S.A. J^es. — 
 
 Dugald Robert Whitaker, Gentleman, d. 1869. Ides. — 
 
 Norman Munn Whitaker, Gentleman, d. 1878. J?es. — 
 Yr. sons of James Whitaker, Esq., J. P., of Broad- 
 clough, d. 1789 ; d. 1855 ; m. 1826, Harriet, d. of John 
 Ormerod of Bankside, nr. Manchester : — 
 
 James Whitaker, Esq., J. P. co. Salop, 6. 1831 ; m. 1863, 
 Elizabeth, d. of Lt.-Col. Every Clayton of Rowley, nr. 
 Burnley, Lanes. ; and has issue — (i) Henry Ernest Whitaker, 
 Gentleman, d. 1869 [tn. 1899, Margaret Louisa, d. of John 
 Whitaker, Esq., J. P., of Broadclough] ; (2) Bernard 
 Whitaker, Gentleman, d. 1873 [m. 1900, Mabel, d. of John 
 Whitaker, Esq., J. P., of Broadclough]; Agnes Vere [m. 
 1890, George H. Holt] ; and Edith. Seai — Hampton Hall, 
 Worthen , Salop. 
 
 William Henry Whitaker, Esq., J.P. and D.L. cos. Salop 
 and Montgomery (High Sheriff co. Salop 1896), M.A., 6. 
 1833; m. 1873, Mary, d. of William John Bovill, Esq., 
 Q.C. ; and has issue — William Harold Bovill Whitaker, 
 Esq., J.P. CO. Salop, d. 1878 ; and Winifred Bovill. Seat— 
 Totterton Hall, co. Salop. 
 
 WHITAKER (H. Coll.). Per fesse argent and or, two 
 mascles in chief g^les and a serpent nowed in base proper. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a stag's head erased argent, gorged 
 with a collar vair6 gules and or, a serpent nowed as in the 
 arms. 
 
 Son of George Whitaker, late of Highbury : — 
 
 Roy Henry Rollinson Whitaker, Gentleman, F.R.C.S. 
 
 S BENJAMIN INGHAM WHITAKER, Esquire, pf 
 Hesley Hall, in co. Nottingham, late Lieut, ist West 
 York Yeom. Cav., J.P. and D.L. for co. Nottingham (High 
 Sheriff 1893), and J.P. for the West Riding of co. York. 
 Born Aug. 16, 1838, being the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 Whitaker of Hesley, by his wife Eliza Sophia, only daughter 
 of William Sanderson. Clui — Conservative. Livery — 
 Blue with silver facings. Armorial bearings — Per pale 
 argent and azure, a chevron embattled between three 
 mascles counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 horse passant argent, gorged with a collar gemel, and rest- 
 ing the dexter foreleg on a mascle azure. Motto — " Spes 
 et fides." Married, January 26, 1871, Caroline Lucy, 
 only daughter of Frederick William Hudson of Scar- 
 borough, in the county of York. Seat — Hesley Hall, 
 Tickhill, Rotherham. 
 
 CHARLES JOSEPH SOFER WHITBURN, Gentle- 
 man, of Addington Park, in co. Kent, Lord of the Manors 
 
 of Addington and Trotterscliffe in that county. Born Nov. 
 24, 1836, being the only son of the late Charles Whitburn, 
 
 Gentleman, by his wife Mary Ann, only dau. and heiress of 
 Joseph Sofer. Livery — Dark green, with brass buttons; 
 yellow and black striped vest. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 a lion rampant argent, holding between the paws a bezant, 
 on a chief or, between two nmllets of six points of the first, 
 a pale gules, thereon two swords in saltire proper. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head erased azure, 
 holding in the beak a bezant, and charged on the neck 
 with a mullet of six points argent. Motto — "Virtus 
 difHcilia vincit." Married, October 1863, Fanny, daughter 
 of John Hales of Malvern House, in the county of Surrey ; 
 and by her has Issue — Charles William Sofer Whitburn, 
 Gentleman, Second Lieutenant West Kent Queen's Own 
 Yeomanry, born June 29, 1867 ; and Mary Florence [married 
 1889]. Estate — Addington Park, West Mailing, in the 
 county of Kent. Postal address — 16 Ennismore Gardens, 
 S. W. Club — Conservative. 
 
 WHITBY, quartered by FORSTER. 
 
 WHITCHURCH, quartered by CHAMBRE. 
 
 WHITCOMBE, quartered by NIBLETT. 
 
 WHITE, quartered by BATTEN, RIDLEY, and 
 WELCH. 
 
 WHITE, see BARRINGTON - WHITE, DAL- 
 RYMPLE- WHITE, JERVIS - WHITE, JERVIS- 
 WHITE-JERVIS, and LEIGH-WHITE. 
 
 WHITE (U.O., 17 Feb. 1863). Argent, on a chevron 
 engrailed between three rose gules, a cross crosslet or. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cubit arm proper, charged with a chevron 
 engrailed gules, thereon a cross crosslet or, in the hand 
 three roses gules, slipped proper. Motto — " Vi et virtute." 
 
 Sons of Luke, 2nd Baron Annaly, K.P., b. 1829; 
 
 d. 1888 ; m. 1853, Emily d. of James Stuart : — 
 Rt. Hon. Luke White, 3rd Baron Annaly of Annaly 
 and Rathcline, co. Longford (U.K., 19 Aug. 1863), D.L. 
 CO. Longford, late Capt. Scots Guards, served in Egyptian 
 Campaign 1882 (medal, clasp, and bronze star), Lt.-Col. 
 comdg. Northants Imp. Yeom. [Supporters — Dexter, 
 a horse argent, caparisoned with the trappings of the 
 14th Regt. of Light Dragoons proper; sinister, an Irish 
 wolfhound proper, gorged with an antique crown and 
 chained or], b. 1857; m. 1884, Hon. Lilah Georgiana 
 Augusta Constance Agar-Ellis, d. of Henry, 3rd Visctount 
 Clifden ; and has issue — Hon. Luke Henry White, b. 
 1885; Hon. Lilah Charlotte Sarah; and Hon. Lucia 
 Emily Margaret. Seats — Luttrelstown, Clonsilla, co. 
 Dublin ; Gowran, co. Kilkenny ; Holdenby House, North- 
 ampton. Town house — 43 Berkeley Square, S.W. 
 Clubs — Marlborough, Turf, Guards'. 
 
 Hon. Charles James White, Chief Commissioner of 
 Police in Rhodesia 1892-5, Capt. Reserve of Officers, 
 late Capt. Roy. Fus., served in Matabeleland Campaign 
 1893 and 1896 (medal and clasp), b. i860 ; m. 1901, Evelyn, 
 d. of F. B. Bulkeley-Johnson ; and has issuc-^ Margaret 
 Lucia. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 Hon. Robert White, Major Reserve of Officers, Lieut. 
 Roy. Bucks Yeom. , late Capt Roy. Welsh Fus. , served in 
 Nile Exped. 1884-5 (medal, clasp, and bronze star) and 
 in S. Africa 1900 (medal and five clasps), b. 1861. Clubs — 
 Naval and Military, Turf, Travellers', Bachelors'. 
 
 Son of William Henry White, Esq., of Cloone Grange, 
 
 J.P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1883), *. 1855; d. 1892; 
 
 m. 1st, 1876, Audley Harriett, d. of John Reynolds 
 
 Dickson of Woodville, co. Leitrim : — 
 George White, Gentleman, b. 1881. 5(ra/ — Cloone 
 Grange, co. Leitrim. 
 
 Son of Luke White of Chandos, b. 1832; d. 1890; 
 
 m. 1859, Elizabeth Mary, d. of Alexander Richey of 
 
 Mount Temple, co. Dublin: — 
 William Alexander White Esq., J.P. co. Longford (High 
 Sheriff 1891), Capt. 6th Batt. Rifle Brig., B.A. (Trin. Coll., 
 Dub.), b. 1864; m. 1891, Adelaide Gray, d. of Rev. J. J. 
 Newbold, Vicar of Clonbroney ; and has issue— Luke 
 William Newbold White, Gentleman, b. 1894. Seats— 
 The Shrubbery, Kilcock, co. Kildare ; Chandos, co. 
 Longford. 
 
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 WHITE (H. Coll.. 1904). Barry wavy of six argent and 
 amre, n lymphad sable, on n chief of the second, two roses 
 of the first. MantliBff azure and argent. Creit— On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a beacon fired 
 proper, pendent therefrom a sail nzure. charged with a 
 
 rose iis in the arms. HottO — " Ever watchful." Livery — 
 Dark green coat, gill buttons, yellow and green striped 
 waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Henry White of Bristol, b. 1815 ; d. 1872 ; m. 
 1843, Eliza, d. of John Tippetts: — 
 
 Sir George White, ist Bart. (26 Aug. 1904), J. P. for 
 Bristol, b. 1854 ; m. 1876, Caroline Rosena, d. of William 
 Thomas of Bristol ; and has issue— George Stanley White, 
 Esq., b. 1882, and Daisy May \m. 1902, Ernest John 
 Hudson of Weybridge, Surrey, late Q.O. Roy. West Kent 
 Regt.]. Seat — Cotbam House, Bristol. Clubs — Constitu- 
 tional, Constitutional (Bristol), and Clifton Club. 
 
 Henry White, Gentleman. Res. — San Paulo, Brazil. 
 
 Samuel White, Gentleman, b. i86i. Res. — Dorset House, 
 Clifton, Bristol. 
 
 WHITE (U.O.). Gules, an annulet or, within a bordure 
 sable, charged with estoiles of the second, on a canton 
 ermine, a lion rampant of the third. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a stork argent, 
 beaked and membered or. Motto — "The noblest motive 
 is the public good." 
 
 Son of Capt. Robert Hedges Eyre White of Glengariffe 
 
 Castle, CO. Cork, b. 1809 ; d. ; m. 1834, Charlotte 
 
 Mary, d. and h. of Raffeen House, co. Cork : — 
 
 Robert Hedges Eyre White, Gentleman, b. 1836 ; m. 
 
 i860, Mary Anne d'Esterre, d. of John Roberts of Ardmore, 
 
 CO. Waterford ; and has issue — (i) Robert Hedges Eyre 
 
 White, Gentleman, b. 1862 ; (2) Simon White, Gentleman, 
 
 b. 1863; (3) Edward White, Gentleman, b. 1869; Anna 
 
 Mary ; and Frances Dorothy [m. 1883, Robert William 
 
 Delacour]. Seat — Raffeen House, co. Cork. 
 
 WHITE, formerly of Hursley (1750). Vert, a fesse 
 cuppa argent and erminois, between three narcissus flowers 
 of the second. Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, an olive-branch issuing from a 
 mount thereon a dove holding in the beak a narcissus 
 flower slipped and leaved all proper. Motto — ' ' Ficta 
 tanquam flosculi decidunt." 
 
 Sons of Rev. John White of Ampfield, b. 1817 ; d. 
 1885 ; m. 186^, Martha, d. of Rev. John Fisher :— 
 
 Joseph John Fisher White, Gentleman,. B.A. (Oxon.), 
 b. I May 1865 ; m. 18 July 1895, Edith Rhoda, d. of John 
 
 Blackwood ; and has surv. issue — Hilary Fisher White, 
 Gentleman, b. 25 Nov. 1902. AV*//*— Ampfield House, 
 nr. Romsey, Hants. Res. — 69 Parliament Hill Mansions, 
 London. N.W. 
 
 (lilliert Benjamin Mower White, Gentleman,*. 29 March 
 1866; m. 18 April 1900, Alicia Wolfe, d. of Matthew 
 Henry Towgood ; and has issue — GiU)ert John Mower 
 White, Gentleman, b. 5 July 1902; and Alicia Margaret 
 Mower. Res. — 112 Harley Street, London, W. 
 
 Rev. William Edward White, M.A. (Oxon.), b. 10 
 March 1867; m. 29 April 1896, Ethel Adelaide, d. of 
 Rev. Walter John Drought ; and has issue — (i) Edward 
 Willoughby White, Gentleman, b. 18 June 1899 ; (2) Wil- 
 fred Hyde White, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; and Ethel Vera. 
 Res. — The Rectory, Bourton-on-the- Water, Gloucs. 
 
 Henry Thomas White, Gentleman, b. 22 Feb. 1869 ; m. 
 21 Dec. 1898, Adriana, d. of Lachlan M'Beaii ; and has 
 issue — Godfrey M'Bean White, Gentleman, b. 17 Oct. 
 1899; Henry Lachlan White, Gentleman, b. 1905; and 
 Margaret Moore. Res. — 13 Kedleston Road, Derby. 
 
 WHITE (H. Coll.). Gules, a chevron nebuly, between 
 three boar's heads coup)ed, two flanches argent, each charged 
 with a cross pat^e of the field. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crests— On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 demi-tower gules, issuant therefrom a boar's head argent, 
 tusked and maned or, charged on the neck with a cross 
 pat^e also gules, three crosses pat6e also argent. Motto — 
 " Non sibi sed aliis." 
 
 Son of Robert Holmes White, Gentleman, of Boulge 
 Hall, Suffolk, b. 1834 ; it. 1901 ; m. 1862, Elizabeth 
 Sarah, d. of late John Griffith Frith, Esq., of Highlands, 
 Glos., J. P. :— 
 Robert Eaton White, Esq., J.P. co. Suffolk, b. 1864; 
 m. 1903, Rose Dorothy, d. of late Charles Pearce-Serocold, 
 
 Gentleman, of Taplow Hill, Bucks ; and has issue — Robert 
 Charles Meadows White, Gentleman, b. 1904. Seat — 
 Boulge Hall, Woodbridge, Suffolk. C/w*— Windham. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev. Lewis Meadows White, b. . Res. — Horning 
 Rectory, Norwich. 
 
 WHITE (Confd. U.O.). Per fesse argent and gules, in 
 chief six roses three and three of the second, and in base an 
 eagle displayed or. Mantling gules and argent. Cresl^— 
 On a wreath of the colours, a dexter arm embowed vam- 
 braced, charged with two four-leaved shamrocks vert, hold- 
 ing in the hand a sprig of three roses slipped and leaved 
 proper. Motto — " Honeste parta." 
 
 Sons of James Robert White of White Hall, co. Antrim, 
 b. ; d. 1872 ; m. , Frances, d. of George 
 
 Stuart of Donachy, co. Tyrone : — 
 Field-Marshal Sir George Stuart White, V.C,, G.C.B., 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 G.C.S.I.,G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O., J.P. and D.L. 
 CO. Antrim, Col. Gordon Highlanders, Hon. Col. 2nd V. B. 
 Somcrsetsh. Lt. Inf., LL.D. (Camb. and Dublin), D.C.L. 
 (Oxford), served in Indian Mutiny 1857-9, Afghan War 
 1879-80, Soudan Exped. 1884-5, Burmese Exped. 1885-9, 
 Zhob Field Force i8go, South African War 1899-1900 
 (commanded during siege of Ladysmith), Commander-in- 
 Chief in India 1893-8, Q.M.G. of the Forces 1898-9, Lt.- 
 Gen. in Natal 1899-1900, Gov. and Commander-in-Chief at 
 Gibraltar 1900-5, Gov. of Chelsea Hospital since 1905, 6. 
 1835 ; m. 1874, Amelia Mary (Lady of Imp. Order of Crown 
 of India), d. of Ven. Joseph Baly, Archdeacon of Calcutta; 
 and has issue— James Robert White, Esq., D.S.O. , Capt. 
 Gordon Highlanders, served in S. African War 1899-1901, 
 i. 1879. Seat — White Hall, Ballymena, co. Antrim. Jies. — 
 Chelsea Hospital, S.W. C/«^j-— United Service, Army and 
 Navy. 
 
 John White, Esq., C.B., M.A. (Oxon.), Barrister-at-Law 
 Principal Assist. Sec. in Educ. Dept. 1900-3, d. 
 lies.— 2 Paper Buildings, Temple, E.C. Club — United 
 University. 
 
 SHANS THOMAS FELL WHITE, Gentleman, Com- 
 mander in the Royal Navy. Born May 7, 1856, being 
 the younger son of the late Major Hans Thomas Fell White 
 of the 40th Regiment, and of Kilbyrne, Doneraile, in the 
 county of Cork, by Amelia Carey his wife, daughter of 
 Colonel Edward James White of the 70th Regiment. Ar- 
 morial bearing's — ^He bears for Arms ; Quarterly i and 4, 
 argent on a chevron gules, between three roses of the last 
 barbed vert, seeded gold, a cross pat6e or (for White) ; 2 
 and 3 ermine, on a chevron engrailed gules, three escallops 
 argent (for Grove) ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter arm in armour embowed, holding in the 
 hand a dagger all proper, the arm charged with a cross 
 patde or ; with the Motto, ' ' Nourissez I'esp^rance. ' ' Married, 
 July 16, 1885, Mary Beatrice, eldest daughter of the late 
 Charles Nichols of Dunedin, in the Colony of New Zealand ; 
 and has Issue — Hans Grove White, Gentleman, born Sep- 
 tember 8, 1890 ; Mirabel Grace Grove ; Beatrice Mary 
 Grove ; Kathleen Whitefoord Grove ; and Ion Whitefoord 
 Grove. Estate — Nursetown. Postal address — Bismark 
 Street, 17", Weimar, Germany. 
 
 S JAMES GROVE WHITE, Esquire, Col, late com- 
 manding 1st Batt. the Duke of Cambridge's Own 
 Middlesex Regt., late Assistant Quartermaster - General 
 2nd Div. First Army Corps, and J.P. for the co. of Cork. 
 
 Born October 21, 1852, being the eldest son of the late 
 Major Hans Thomas Fell White, 40th Regiment, and of 
 Kilbyrne, Doneraile, in the county of Cork, by his wife 
 Amelia Carey, daughter of Colonel Edward James White, 
 70th Regiment. Clubs — Army and Navy, Pall Mall, London. 
 
 Livery — Claret colour, with white facmgs and silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms ; Quarterly i and 
 4, argent on a chevron gules, between three roses of the last, 
 barbed vert, seeded gold, a cross pat6e or (for White) ; 2 
 and 3 ermine, on a chevron engrailed gules, three escallops 
 argent (for Grove). Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm embowed in armour, holding in the hand a 
 dagger all proper, the arm charged with a cross pat^e or. 
 Motto — "Nourissez I'esp6rance." Married, July 1, 1880, 
 Constance, eldest daughter of A. Fitz-Gibbon of The 
 Rookery, Great Stanmore, and niece to Maurice Fitz- 
 Gibbon, Esquire, of Crohana, Stoneyford, in the county of 
 Kilkenny, styled the Mac An Tsen Riddery and White 
 Knight ; and has Issue — (i) Pierce Grove White, Gentleman, 
 2nd Lieut. 1st Batt. Duke of Cambridge's Own Middlesex 
 Regt., born Oct. 13, 1882; (2) Maurice Fitz-Gibbon Grove 
 White, Gentleman, born Dec. 7, 1887; (3) Eric Grove 
 White, Gentleman, born April 11, 1892; (4) Terence 
 Grove White, Gentleman, b. July 5, 1901 ; and Constance 
 Geraldine Grove \tn. 1904, Capt. C. S. Collison, 2nd West 
 India Regt.]. Estates — Kilbyrne, Doneraile, in the co. of 
 Cork ; and Rockfield, Cappagh, in the co. of Waterford. 
 Postal address — Kilbyrne, Doneraile, county Cork. 
 
 JOSEPH HENRY LACHLAN WHITE, Esquire, B. A. 
 Trin. Coll. ,Cambs., Capt. late Northumberland Fusiliers, 
 served with Soudan expedition 1898, including battle of 
 Khartoum, J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff 1904) for Queen's Co., 
 J. P. CO. Suffolk. Born Jan. 7, 1859, being the son of the 
 late Joseph White, Gentleman, of Bredfield House, Wood- 
 bridge, CO. Suffolk, by his wife Emily, dau. of the late 
 Robert Henry Lachlan of Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park, 
 London, W. Livery — YiSifk blue, g^lt buttons. Armorial 
 bearings — Argent, two escallops in fesse sable, in base a 
 
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 buck trippant proper, attired or, on a chief azure a bezant 
 between two bees volant, also proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount vert, 
 thereon a buck trippant per pale argent and proper, attired 
 or, the dexter fore-leg, bearing a flagstaff in bend sinister 
 also proper, thereon hoisted a banner, gold, fringed and 
 charged with an escallop gules. Motto — " Sedule et pro- 
 spere." Married, Oct. 5, 1886, Pansy Frances Mary, dau. 
 of the late Richard Grace, Esq., D.L., and grand-dau. of 
 the late Oliver Dowell Grace, V.L., of Mantua, co. Ros- 
 
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 common, and Graoefield, Queen's County. 5#a<i— Bred- 
 lield House, Woodbridee. Suffolk ; and Gracefield, Athy, 
 Queen's Co. C/«^^— Naval and Military, Constitutional, 
 Kiidare Street Club. 
 
 REMINGTON WALTER WHITE • THOMSON 
 Estjuire, Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, 
 an Assistant Master at Eton College. Bom August a8, 
 1861, being the eldest surviving son of Col. Sir Robert 
 Thomas White- Thomson, K.C.B. [to whom reter], b^ 
 his wife Fanny Julia, daughter of the late General Sir 
 Henry Robert Ferg\ison-Davie, Baronet, of Creedy Park, 
 in the county of Devon. Livery — Blue and white, with 
 silver buttons. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: 
 Quarterly i and 4, argent a stag's head caboshed and 
 attired with ten tines proper, on a chief azure, a cross 
 crosslet fitch6e between two roses slipped of the field (for 
 Thomson) ; 2 and 3 party per fesse raguly or and gules, 
 three roses counterchanged, all barbed and seeded, and 
 slipped proper (for White) ; and for his Crests, 1. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour fesse- 
 ways, holding a cross crosslet fitch^e erect argent (for 
 Thomson) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a stork resting 
 his dexter claw upon a sand-glass, and holding in the teak 
 a bulrush leaved all proper jfor White) ; with the Motto, 
 " Deus providebit. " Married, April 11, 1889, Theodora 
 Mary, commonly known as the Honourable Theodora 
 Mary, second daughter of the late Right Honourable 
 George Sclater- Booth, first Baron Basing. Postal address 
 — Eton College, Windsor. 
 
 SSiR ROBERT THOMAS WHITE -THOMSON, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath (Civil Division), Major late King's Dragoon 
 Guards, Hon. Col, late ist Devon Militia, D. L. co. Devon, 
 J. P. for cos. Kent and Devon, Lord of the Manor of Broom- 
 ford. Born Feb. 21, 1831, being the eldest son of Robert 
 Thomson, Esq., of Camphill, J. P. for co. Renfrew, by his 
 wife Mary, dau. of Thomas White of The Close, Lich- 
 field, CO. Stafford; created C.B. 1892, and K.C.B. 1897. 
 Livery — Dark blue, with silver buttons. Armorial 
 bearlngfs — Quarterly i and 4, argent a stag's head 
 
 caboshed and attired with ten tines proper, on a chief 
 azure, a cross crosslet fitch^ between two roses slipped of 
 the field (for Thomson) ; 2 and 3 party per fesse raguly 
 or and gules, three roses counterchanged, all barbed and 
 seeded, and slipped proper, on a chief of the last three 
 
 sand-glasses proper (for White), the escutcheon being sur- 
 rounded by the riblwn, and pt-ndent the bjidge of a K.C.B., 
 and impaling the arms of Ferguson- Davie, namely, quar- 
 terly I and 4, argent a chevron sable between three mullets 
 pierced gules (for Davie) ; 2 and 3 azure, three cinquefoils 
 two and one or, on a chief of the last, a lion passant gules 
 (for Ferguson) ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour fesseways, holding a 
 cross crosslet fitch(^ erect argent (for Thomson) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a stork restmg the dexter claw upon 
 a sand-glass, and holding in the beak a bulrush leaved all 
 proper (for White); with the Motto, " Ueus providebit." 
 Married, June 16, 1857, Fanny Julia, daughter of Sir Henry 
 Robert Ferguson-Davie, first Baronet, of Creedy Park, in 
 the county of Devon; and has Issue — (i) Henry Noel 
 White-Thomson, Esquire, Lieutenant Royal Navy, born 
 April 22, 1858, died June 1886 ; Remington Walter White- 
 Thomson, Lsquire [to whom refer], born August 28, 1861 ; 
 the Reverend Leonard launcey White-Thomson, Rector of 
 St. Martin's and St. Paul's, Canterbury, Master of Arts of 
 the University of Cambridge, Ixjrn November 15, 1863 
 [married, January 19, 1897, Hon. Margaret Adela, third 
 dau. of Right Hon. twentieth Baron Clinton, and has issue, 
 Charles Robert White-Thomson, Gentleman ; Ian Hugh 
 White-Thomson, Gentleman ; and Mary Adela] ; Hugh 
 Davie White-Thomson, Esquire, D.S.O., Major Royal 
 Field Artillery, born September 6, 1866 [married Ela 
 Louisa Agatha (died 1894), daughter of Rev. James 
 Stewart Ruddach, B.A. Camb., and has had issue, Dorothy 
 Edith, died September 21, 1894] ; and Ada Mary [married 
 Edward St. Aubyn, Esq., late Col. Cornwall Militia, brother 
 of ist Baron St. Levan]. Estate and postal address — 
 Broomford, Exbourne, Devon. Club — Army and Navy. 
 
 WHITEHEAD, see TAYLOR-WHITEHEAD, 
 
 H Sir JAMES WHITEHEAD, ist Baronet (Nov. 1889), 
 © of Highfield House, Catford Bridge, co. Kent, J. P. 
 and D. L. for Westmorland, J. P. for cos. of London and 
 Kent, one of His Majesty's Lieutenants for the City 
 of London, M. P. for Leicester from 1892-94, F.S.A., 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
 F.R.Hist.S., F.R.S.S., Lord of the Manor of Wilmington : 
 and Grandison, Kent, Alderman of the City of London 
 1882-96, Sheriff of London and Middlesex 1884, Lord 
 Mayor of London 1889, High Sheriff of the county of 
 London 1890. Bom March 2, 1834, being the son of James 
 
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 Whitehead of Appleby, co. Westmorland, by his wife Agnes, 
 dau. of Robert Atkinson of Hay Close, Kendal. Livery — 
 Royal blue, with gold facings. Armorial bearings — Per 
 pale azure and sable, on a fesse invected plain cotised or, 
 between three fleurs-de-lis of the last, a fasces erect be- 
 tween two eagles' heads erased proper ; the escutcheon 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Biu-onet. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an 
 eagle, wings expanded proper, each wing charged with 
 a fasces erect or, supporting with the dexter claw an 
 escutcheon of the arms. Motto — " Virtute et labore." 
 Married, May 30, 1860, Mercy Matilda, fourth dau. of 
 Thomas Hinds of Bank House, St. Neots ; and has Issue 
 — (i) George Hugh Whitehead, Esq., M.A. Oxford, J. P. 
 CO. Kent, b. Oct. 30, 1861 [w., Sept. 5, 1889, Gertrude 
 Grace, dau. of William Ascroft of Overleigh House, co. 
 Lancaster, and the Wyke, co. Westmorland, J. P., and has, 
 James Hugh Edendale Whitehead, Gentleman, b. July 8, 
 1890; George William Edendale Whitehead, Gentleman, b. 
 1895; Christobel ; Joan Gertrude; and Sylvia Mercy As- 
 croft] ; (2) Rowland Edward Whitehead, Esq., M.A. Oxford, 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. Sept. i, 1863 \ni., May 18, 1893, Ethel 
 Mary L^onie, dau. of Philip H. Rathbone of Greenbank 
 Cottage, Wavertree]; (3) Gilbert Hinds Whitehead, Esq., 
 late Capt. 8th Vol. Batt. Rifle Brigade, b. May 26, 1866 
 [w. , April 10, 1901, Helena Emmeline, dau. of the late 
 H. A. Langford of Plymouth] ; (4) Wilfred James White- 
 head, Esq., M.A. Oxford, Capt. 24th Middlesex Royal 
 Vol. , b. Jan. 6, 1873 ; Leila Isabel Mercy ; and Florence 
 Marion. Res. — Wilmington Manor, Kent. Club — Reform. 
 
 S ALEXANDER WHITELAW, Esquire, of Gartshore, 
 in CO. Dumbarton, J. P. and D.L. for that co., 
 and D.L. for the county of Lanark, Honorary Major 
 Lanarkshire Yeomanry Cavalry, and a Member of the 
 Royal Scottish Archers (Queen's Body Guard for Scotland). 
 Born 1862, being the eldest son of the late Alexander 
 Whitelaw, Esquire, of Gartshore, in the county of Dum- 
 barton, and Woodhall, in the county of Lanark, elected 
 1874, Member of Parliament for the city of Glasgow, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for the counties 
 of Dumbarton and Lanark, by his wife Barbara Forbes, 
 youngest daughter of the late Robert Lockhart of Castle- 
 hill. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Sable, a 
 chevron engrailed or, between three boars' heads couped 
 argent, armed and langued of the second, and impaling 
 the arms of Disraeli, namely, per saltire gules and argent, 
 a castle triple-turreted in chief proper, two lions rampant 
 in fesse sable, and an eagle displayed in base or. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, a bee erect proper. Motto — " Solertia 
 ditat." Married, 1886, Dorothy, eldest daughter of Ralph 
 Disraeli, and niece of the Earl of Beaconsfield, Knight of 
 the Most Noble Order of the Garter. 5sa/— Gartshore, 
 Kirkintilloch, in the county of Dumbarton. 
 
 § GRAEME ALEXANDER LOCKHART WHITE- 
 LAW, Esquire, Captain 3rd Battalion Argyll and 
 Sutherland Highlanders, formerly M.P. for the North- 
 western Division of the co. of Lanark. Born Nov. 4, 
 1863, being the second son of the late Alexander White- 
 law, Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy -Lieu- 
 tenant, of Gartshore, in the county of Dumbarton, and 
 Woodhall, in the county of Lanark, by his wife Barbara 
 Forbes, daughter of the late Robert Lockhart of Castlehill, 
 in the county of Lanark. Chibs — Conservative, Carlton. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, a chevron 
 engrailed or, between three boars' heads couped argent. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath 
 of his liveries is set for Crest, a bee erect proper ; and in 
 an escroU over the same this Motto, "Solertia ditat." 
 Married, 1885, Elizabeth, daughter of James Reid Stewart, 
 Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Calder Park, in the county 
 of Lanark. Residence — Strathallan Castle, Perthshire. 
 
 S GEORGE WHITELOCKE WHITELOCKE- 
 LLOYD, Esquire, of Strancally Castle, in the co. 
 of Waterford, and Calton, in the co. of York, D.L. for the 
 W.R. of CO. York, J. P. for the former county, and High 
 Sheriff thereof 1859. Born May 30, 1830, being the 
 younger but only surviving son of the late William Horton 
 Lloyd, possessor of estates in the counties of York, Lan- 
 
 caster, and Derby, by his wife Mary, fourth and youngest 
 daughter of George Whitelocke of Seymour Place, Bryan- 
 ston Square, London, and Fortoiseau, near Paris (a great- 
 grandson of Sir Bulstrode Whitelocke) ; and assumed by 
 Royal License, 1880, the additional surname and arms 
 of Whitelocke. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4 (for Whitelock-Lloyd), counterquartered 
 i. and iiii. , argent three lions dormant in pale sable (for 
 Lloyd) ; ii. and iii. azure, a chevron engrailed between three 
 eaglets close or (for Whitelocke) ; 2. azure, a chevron en- 
 grailed between three eaglets close or (for Whitelocke) ; 
 3. argent on a bend gules, three stags' heads caboshed or 
 (for De la Beche) ; and impaling the arms of Butler, namely 
 or, a chief indented azure, a crescent for differonce. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-arm in 
 scale armour, the hand naked proper, cuffed or, grasping 
 a lizard vert (for Lloyd) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a tower vair^, argent and gules, an eaglet, wings en- 
 dorsed or; motto over, " Quodcunq evenerit optimum." 
 (for Whitelocke). Mottoes — " Ar ol gwaith gorphvys," 
 and " Pwy vaeddia ny deffro. " Married, firstly, Sept. 14, 
 1854, Selina Jane, dau. of Arthur Henry of Lodge Park, in 
 the county of Kildare; and by her (who died Jan. rr, i860) 
 has Issue — William Whitelocke Whitelocke-Lloyd, Gentle- 
 man, late Lieut. 24th Regiment, born May 5, 1856 {d. 1897) 
 [married, June 25, 1885, Catherine Anna Mona, dau. of 
 the Very Reverend Henry William Brougham, Doctor of 
 Divinity, Dean of Lismore ; and has, Percy Gamaliel 
 Whitelocke-Lloyd, Gentleman, born August 7, 1890 ; and 
 Winifred Lucy Selina] ; Eveline Selina ; Augusta Frances 
 Jane ; and Selina Mary. He married secondly, Feb. 7, 
 1861, Anne Margaret, commonly known as Lady Anne 
 Margaret, second dau. of the Right Hon. Richard Somer- 
 set Butler, third Earl of Carrick. He married thirdly, 
 1904, Anna Maria, d. of George Wheeler Bennett of Ash- 
 brook, CO. Limerick. Seats — Strancally Castle, Villiers- 
 town, in the county of Waterford; Buttevant Castle, in the 
 county of Cork. 
 
 ROBERT WHITGREAVE, Gentleman. Born March 
 12, iSss, being the eldest son of the late Francis Whit- 
 
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 Teresa, seventh dau. of Sir Edward Mostyn of Talacre, 
 
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 ▲imorlal baartogl — He bears for Axiom : Azure, on a cross 
 quarterly pierced or, four chevrons gules, with an honour- 
 able augmentation, a chief argent, thereon a rose gules, 
 trradiMMl gold, within a wreath of oak proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet lietitting his degree, with a 
 mantling aiure and or ; and for his Cx^Mts, out of a ducal 
 coronet gules, a dcmi-antelope or ; and another of augmen- 
 tation, namely, out of a ducal coronet a sceptre in pale or, 
 surmounted by a branch of oak proper, ana a rose gules, 
 slipped in saltire also proper. Motto — " Regem defendere 
 victum." Married Marian Clare, dau. of John Leadbitter 
 Smith of Ftass Hall, in the county of Durham ; and has 
 /snte — (1) Henry Egerton Whitgrcave, Gentleman, l)orn 
 Sept. 30, 1881 ; (a) Rolwrt Francis Whitgreave, Gentleman. 
 born July i, 1885 ; (3) John Lockley Joseph Whitgreave, 
 Gentleman, bom March 14, 1889 ; and Mildred Dorothy 
 Mary. Seat — Moseley Court, near Wolverhampton. 
 Rtsidenct -— Weston -su per- M are. 
 
 WHITMORE, see WOLRYCHE-WHITMORE. 
 
 THOMAS CHARLES DOUGLAS WHITMORE, 
 E^uire, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff for Leicester 1875), 
 late Capt. Royal Horse Guards. Bom May 26, 1839, being 
 the elder son of the late Thomas Charlton Whitmore, Esq., 
 M.P. ; by his wife Lady Louisa Anne Douglas, eldest dau. 
 of Rt. Hon. Charles, fifth Marquess of Queensberry. Clvbs 
 —Carlton. Boodle's. Armorial bearings— Vert, fretty 
 or. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a falcon sitting on the stump of a tree with a branch 
 springing trom the dexter side all proper. Married, May 1 1 , 
 1867, Louisa Margaret Emily, fifth dau. of Sir William 
 Cradock-Hartopp, third Bart., of Four Oaks Park, co. War- 
 wick ; and has had Issue — Francis Henry Douglas Charlton 
 Whitmore, Gentleman, b. April 20, 1872; Mildred Louisa 
 Lucy ; and Ethel Mary Alberta. Seat — Orsett Hall, Essex. 
 Residence — 30 Wilton Place. 
 
 WHITNEY, quartered by DE TR AFFORD. 
 
 WHITNEY, see FETHERSTON-WHITNEY. 
 
 Sir BENJAMIN WHITNEY, Knight Bachelor (1897),- 
 J. P. for CO. Roscommon, Clerk of the Crown and Peace for 
 
 wreath of the colours, a bull's head coupcd sable, armed 
 argent, lipjx-d gules, gorged with a collar chequy or and 
 sable, and charged on the neck with a cross crosslet arjjont. 
 Motto — " Magnanimiler crucem sustine." Married, i860, 
 Annaliella (rf. Jan. 16, 1899), dau. of the late Isaac North- 
 Bomford, Esq., J. P., of Ferrans House, co. Meath ; and 
 has surviving Issue — Belinda ; and Mable Rosamond. 
 Postal addresses — 29 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin ; 
 Brayfort House, Bray, co. Wicklow. Clubs — Constitu- 
 tional, Friendly Brothers' (Dublin). 
 
 JOHN WHIITAKER, Gentleman. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per pale sable and azure, three escallops in fesse lie- 
 tween as many mascles argent, in the centre chief point a 
 mullet of the last, impaling the arms of Ashworth, namely 
 gules, a passion cross nebuly or, between three fleurs-de-lis, 
 two in chief and one in base argent, each within an annulet 
 of the second. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— Upon 
 a wreath of the colours. 
 
 Married, Margaret, youngest dau. of the late John Ash- 
 worth of Rose Hill, Turton, Bolton-le-Moors. Residence — 
 Shaw Hill, Chorley, Lanes. 
 
 WHITTAKER (Vn. Lanes. ; Ped. H. Coll.). Sable, 
 three mascles argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect in armour, 
 
 CO. Mayo. Born 1833, Armorial bearings— Azure, a 
 cross chequy or and sable, in the dexter quarter a cross 
 crosslet argent Mantling azure and or. Crest— On a 
 
 holding in the hand a sword all prooer. Motto — " Robur 
 atque fides." 
 
 Sons of Thomas Whittaker, Esq., J. P., of Prospect 
 Hill, Walton-le-Dale, *. 1810 ; d. 1888; m. 1836, 
 Anne, d. of Robert Whittaker : — 
 Robert Whittaker, Esq., J. P. Lanes., and for Boro' of 
 Oldham, formerly Capt. .Art. Vols., b. 1837; nt. ist, 1864, 
 Mary Hannah, d. of John Dronsfield, and by her (who d. 
 1889) has issue— (i> Thomas Whittaker, Gentleman, b. 
 1865 \m. 1897, Victoria, d. of Andrew Knowles of Pendle- 
 bury, Manchester] ; (2) John Dronsfield Whittaker, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1866 ; (3) Robert Linney Whittaker, Gentleman, 
 b. 1867; (4) James Gilbert Whittaker, Gentleman, b. 1870, 
 d.s.p. ; (s) Arthur Whittaker, Gentleman, b. 1872; (6)Myles 
 Aspinall Whittaker, Gentleman, b. 1874 ; Mary Hannah 
 [»«.] ; Anne Christabel [ </. untn.'\. He m. 2nd, 1891, Emily 
 Maria, widow of John C. Adey of Poole, Dorset. Estate — 
 Walton-le-Dale. Res. — 12 Gledhow Gardens, W. Clubs — 
 Carlton, Conservative. 
 
 John Whittaker, Gentleman, b. 1847; m. 1880. Res.— 
 
 WHITTINGSTALL, see FEARNLEY-WHITTING- 
 STALL. 
 
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 The Reverend EDWARD JOHN GUMMING 
 WHITTINGTON-INCE, Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. 
 (Corpus Christ! Coll., Camb.), Rector of Wormington, 
 CO. Gloucs. Born Feb. 4, 1852, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. Edward Gumming Ince, Clerk in Holy Orders, of 
 Bournemouth, co. Southants, and of Marrick Abbey, N.R. 
 CO. of York, M.A. (Jesus Coll.), Camb., sometime Vicar 
 of Christchurch, St. Albans, by his wife Elizabeth Mar- 
 garet Caroline, dau. of John Gason, M.D., of Enniskerry, 
 CO. Wicklow, Ireland ; and assumed by Royal Licence 
 dated Aug. 11, 1893, the additional surname and arms of 
 Whittington, in compliance with the will of the late William 
 Whittington Ince of Douglas, in the Isle of Man. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, argent, three torteaux, 
 
 arrow or, flighted of the first, devouring a child proper, 
 and standing on a weir of the first banded azure (Venables) ; 
 
 each charged with a cross or, between two bendlets en- 
 grailed sable, the whole between as many crosses patt^e 
 fitchfe gules (for Ince) ; 2 and 3, gules, a lion's head erased 
 argent, collared sable, between three annulets or, a chief 
 invected chequey of the last and azure (for Whittington). 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a rock proper, a rabbit sejant argent, 
 gorged with a collar gemel gules, resting the dexter fore- 
 leg on a cross patt6e fitch^e sable (for Ince) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, a lion's head 
 erased sable, sem^e of mullets or, gorged with a collar 
 invected argent, and holding in the mouth an annulet 
 gold (for Whittington). Motto — "Garde la foi." Mar- 
 ried, Jan. 23, 1884, Annie Nora, third dau. of Josceline 
 Frederic Watkins, Esq., J. P., of Elmleigh, Watford, co. 
 Herts; and has Issue —{i) Edward Watkins Whittington- 
 Ince, Gentleman, d. Oct. 3, 1886; (2) William Berkeley 
 Whittington-Ince, Gentleman, 6. Feb. 22, 1889 ; (3) Charles 
 Henry Whittington-Ince, Gentleman, d. March 27, 1892 ; 
 (4) Ralph Piggott Whittington-Ince, Gentleman, d. March 
 19, 1898 ; Nora Marjorie ; Elinor Gladys ; Anna Louisa ; 
 Mary Elisabeth; and Annie Caroline. listate ^Marrick 
 Abbey, N.R. co. of York. Residence — Tlie Rectory, Wor- 
 mington, Broadway, Worcestershire. Club — Junior Con- 
 servative. 
 
 WHYTE, quartered by VIPONT. 
 
 WHYTE-VENABLES (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4 
 azure, two bars, and in chief two mullets argent (Venables) ; 
 2 and 3, sable, on a chevron between three crescents argent, 
 a leopard's face between two cinquefoils pierced gules 
 (Whyte). Mantling azure and argent. Crests — 1. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a wyvern argent, transfixed by an 
 
 2. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant gules, 
 holding in the paws a rose argent, slipped proper. Motto 
 — " In Domino confido." 
 
 Son of Rev. George Augustus Oddie, Rector of Aston, 
 
 Herts, b. 1820 ; d. 1877 ; m. 1848, Annie, d. of Rev. 
 
 James Venables, M.A., R.D. , Vicar of Buckland, 
 
 Newton, and Preb. of Wells: — 
 Rev. Arthur Thellusson Whyte- Venables (formerly Oddie, 
 R.L. 21 Jan. 1905), M.A. (Cantab.), b. 1851 ; m. 1886, 
 Alice Blair, d. of Rev. Canon G. J. Palmer, Rector of 
 Newington, R.D. ; and has issue — Harold Arthur Whyte- 
 Venables, Gentleman, b. 1891 ; Dorothy Alice ; and Gladys 
 Caroline. Sea( — Redhills House, Belturbet, co. Cavan. 
 Hes. — Glen Vicarage, Leicester. 
 
 BDMUND CALEB WIGKES, Gentleman. Born 1843, 
 son of the late Charles Wickes of Walton, co. Leicester. 
 Armorial bearings — Per fesse azure and sable, a fesse 
 nebuly argent, a sun in splendour in chief and a garb in 
 base or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a sun rising in splendour 
 proper, a garb fesseways vert. Motto — ' ' Ex L-umine 
 Lucrum." Is married and has issue. Residence — Liverpool. 
 
 THOMAS H. WICKES, Gentleman. Born , being 
 
 the son of the late Charles Wickes of Walton, co. Leicester. 
 Armorial bearings — Per fesse azure and sable, a fesse 
 nebuly argent, a sun in splendour in chief and a garb in 
 base or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a sun rising in splendour proper, 
 a garb fesseways vert. Motto — "Ex Lumine Lucrum." 
 Postal address — Pullman Palace Car Co., Chicago, U.S.A. 
 
 HENRY LAMPLUGH WICKHAM, Esquire, late 
 Capt. Rifle Brigade, J. P. for Hants and Warwickshire. 
 Born Feb. 19, 1838, being the second son of the late Henry 
 Louis Wickham, Esq., of Binsted-Wyck, Receiver-General 
 of Gibraltar, Chairman of the United Boards of Stamps and 
 Taxes 1838-48, by his wife Lucy, youngest dau. of William 
 Markham of Becca Hall, co. York, and grand-dau. of 
 William Markham, D.D., Archbishop of York. Armorial 
 bearings — Ermine, on a bordure engrailed gules, eight mul- 
 lets or. Motto — "Manners makyih man." Married, Feb. 
 24, 1873, Hon. Teresa Mary Josephine dau. of Rt. Hon, 
 Henry Benedict, eleventh Baron Arundell of Wardour, 
 
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 and widow of Sir Alfretl Joseph Doughty Tichborue. 
 eleventh Hart. She died Sept. 17, 1895, leaving /ssue — (i) 
 VSilllum Joseph Wickham. Gentlenmn, *. Nov. 5, 1874 ; (a) 
 Lewis Cyril wickham, Gentleman, i. April 14, 1877 ; d. 
 Nov. 18, 1880, (3) Cyril Henry Wickham, Gentleman, 6. 
 May a«. 1878; and Cecily Mary [*». Frederick William 
 Alfred Herbert Gillett]. Residence— 
 
 WICKSTED. quartered by ETHELSTON. 
 
 GEORGE EDMUND WICKSTED, Esq., J. P. for 
 Salop and Cheshire. Bom Feb. 4, 1836, being the eldest son 
 of the late Charles Wicksted, Esq. , of Betley Hall, J. V. , High 
 Sheriff co. Chester i8aa, by his wife Mary Charlotte, 3rd 
 dau. of Edmond Meysey Wigley. Armorisa bearings— 
 t^uarterly 1 and 4, chequy argent and azure, on a chevron 
 engrailed or, three anchors sable, a chief gules, charged 
 with a lion passant of the first (for Toilet) ; a and 3 argent, 
 on a bend azure, between three crows sable, beaked and 
 lejjged gules, as many garbs or (for Wicksted) ; and im- 
 paling the arms of Blount, namely, barry nebuly of six or and 
 sable. Mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. 
 \ipon a wreath of the colours, two serpents proper issuing 
 from and round a garb or ; a. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a pyramid erected on a pedestal of one degree argent, the 
 top entwined by a serpent descending projjer respecting an 
 escroll, with the Motto, " Prudentia in adversis." Married, 
 Jan. 10, 1878, Margaret Mary Theresa, youngest dau. of 
 Sir Edward Blount, 8th Bart., of Sodington, co. Worcester. 
 Seat — Betley Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyme. 
 
 - WIGAN, see GRAHAM- WIGAN. 
 
 WIGAN, Baron, see CRAWFORD. 
 
 SSiR FREDERICK WIGAN, ist Baronet (1898) 
 Knight Bachelor (1894), J. P. for cos. of London and 
 Surrey, D.L. , and High Sheriff 1894, for co. Surrey. Born 
 Oct. 4, i8a7, being the fifth son of John Alfred Wigan, 
 
 Esq., of Clare House, near Mddstone, J. P. for co. Kent, 
 by his wife Elizabeth Pratt, dau. of William Lewis of 
 Lyon House, Stamford Hill. Livery — Coat green and 
 brass buttons ; trousers black ; wabtcoat green and yellow 
 stripes; brown overcoat. Armorial bearings — Vair, on 
 
 a pile or, a mount in base vert, thereon a mountain ash-tree 
 proper, the escutcheon being charged with his liadge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of 
 the colours, upon a mount a mountain ash-tree, sur- 
 mounted by a rainbow all prop)er. Motto — " Carpe 
 diem." Married, April 35, 1857, Mary Harriet, dau. of 
 
 Ioseph Blunt of West Park, Kew, and Austinfriars, 
 <ondon. Solicitor; and has /«//* — (i) Frederick William 
 Wig^n, Elsq., b. March 15, 1859 \m. Elizabeth Adair, dau. 
 of Lieut. -Col. Grey, formerly 37th Foot] ; (a) Arthur Law- 
 ford Wiran, Esq., b. April 37, 1868; (3) Edgar Clare 
 Wigan, Esq., Lieut. 8th iJatt. Rifle Brigade, *. Nov. 38, 
 1876 ; Amy Mary ; Katherine ; Ellen Mary \tn. Rev. 
 William A. Birkbeck, M.A. ; Ethel Harriet \m. Egerton 
 Spencer Grey, third son of Lieut. -Col. Grey] ; and Con- 
 stance Harriet. Estates — Clare Lawn, Upper Sheen, co. 
 Surrey ; Purand Chase, Ross, co. Hereford. Postal address 
 - Clare Lawn, Upper Sheen, S. W. Clubs — Junior Carlton, 
 St. Stephen's. 
 
 The Rev. HERBERT WIGAN, M.A. Oxen., Vicar 
 of Dunsden, co. Oxon. Born i86a, being the third but 
 eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Alfred Wigan, M.A., 
 Rector and Patron of Luddesdowne, Kent, by Emilie Thai, 
 daughter and co-heiress of Francis Holies Brandram, Esq., 
 
 J. P., of Tunbridge Wells. Livery — Blue and white, 
 morial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4^ 
 vair on a pile or, issuant a mount in base vert, thereon 
 mountain ash-tree proper (for Wigan) ; 2 and 3 azure, 
 pile wavy ermine between two bees volant in fesse or (fo 
 Brandram). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitJ 
 ting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and foB 
 his Crest, on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount 
 mountain ash-tree, surmounted by a rainbow all proper: 
 with the Motto, "Carpe Diem," Postal addresses- 
 Dunsden Vicarage, Reading. 
 
 WILLIAM LEWIS WIGAN. Esquire, B.A. Oxon., J.P^ 
 for Kent, Lord of the Manor of Powers Hall, Essex. Bor 
 July 14, 1853, being the eldest son of the Rev. William Lev 
 Wigan of Clare House, Kent, and Vicar of East Mailing, ' 
 Caroline Ramsay, third daughter of Aretas Akers of Ma 
 
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 ing Abbey, Kent. Livery — Blue and white. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Vair, on a pile or a mount in 
 base vert, thereon a mountain ash-tree proper, and impaling 
 the arms of Carr, namely gules, on a chevron cotised be- 
 tween three annulets argent, as many estoiles of six points 
 sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 on a wreath of the colours, upon a mount a mountain ash- 
 
 tree surmounted by a rainbow all proper, with the Motto, 
 " Carpe Diem." Married, October 19, 1893, Laura, second- 
 daughter of the Rev. Thomas William Carr, Rector of Bar- 
 ming, Kent, and of Eshott Heugh, Northumberland ; and 
 has Issue — (i) William Lewis Wigan, Gentleman, born 
 October 24, 1895 ; (2) John Alfred Edmund Wigan, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 21, 1897, d. an infant; (3) Lambert George 
 Wigan, Gentleman, b. 1904; Harriet ; and Caroline Akers. 
 Estates— <Z\z.x& House, East Mailing, Kent ; Powers Hall, 
 Essex. Postal address — Clare Cottage, East Mailing, 
 Maidstone. 
 
 WIGGETT, quartered by BULWER-LYTTON and 
 CHUTE. 
 
 SSiR HENRY SAMUEL WIGGIN, ist Baronet (June 
 17, 1892), J. P. and D.L. co. Stafford, J. P. co. Wor- 
 cester and Borough of Birmingham. Born Feb. 14, 1824, 
 being the son of William Wiggin, by his wife Elizabeth, 
 dau. of William Milner of Tean, co. Stafford. Armorial 
 bearings — Gules, three mullets of six points argent, on a 
 chief invected or, two spurs, rowels upwards, leathered sable ; 
 the escutcheon charged with his badgeof Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, within a spur, the rowel upwards, leathered or, a 
 fleur-de-lis sable, the whole between two wings proper, each 
 charged with a fleur-de-lis also sable. Motto — " To thine 
 ownself be true." Married, June 11, 1851, Mary Elizabeth, 
 second dau. of David Malins of Edgbaston, Birmingham, 
 J. P. ; and \\2.%Issue—{i) Henry Arthur Wiggin, Esq., Wal- 
 ton Hall, Eccleshall, Staffs., b. May 3, 1852 \m., Sept. 12, 
 1878, Annie Sarah, dau. of Charles Rogers Cope, Esq., J. P., 
 of Kinnerton Court, co. Radnor, and has, Charles Richard 
 Henry Wiggin, Esq., b. March 21, 1885 ; Margaret Annie ; 
 and Ehnor Mary, m. 1905, Sir Thomas Salt, Bart.]; (2) 
 William Malins Wiggin, b. Aug. 5, 1854, d. July 8, 1856; 
 
 (3) Walter William Wiggin, Esq., J. P. for cos. Wor- 
 cester and Stafford, b. Sept. 29, 1856 \m., Oct. 13, 1886, 
 Edith, fourth dau. of G. C. Adkins, Esq., J. P., and 
 has issue, George Robert Wiggin, Gentleman, b. 1889 ; 
 Christopher Wiggin, Cientleman, b. 1891, d. 1895]; (4) 
 Alfred Harold Wiggin, Esq., J. P. co. Worcester, b. Jan. 
 20, 1864 \m... May 5, 1887, Margaret, fourth dau. of Edward 
 Nettlefold, and has, William Henry Wiggin, Gentleman," 
 b. 1888 ; Richard Artliur Wiggin, Gentleman, b. July 4, 
 1903 ; Hilda Margaret ; and Nancy] ; (5) Edgar Askin 
 Wiggin, Esq., Major 13th Hussars, and Brevet Lieut.-Col., 
 b. Nov. 26, 1867; Mary Elizabeth \m., Dec. 5, 1884, Col. 
 Richard Charles Bernard Lawrence, late ist Dragoon 
 Guards, and has issue] ; and Ethel Malins {m. Col. St. John 
 Michell Fancourt, late ist Bengal Lancers, and has issue]. 
 Seats — Metchley Grange, Harborne, co. Stafford; Garth 
 Gwynion, Machynlleth, co. Montgomery. Club — Reform. 
 
 ARTHUR WIGGINS, Esquire, formerly Capt. in the 
 2nd Batt. King's Own Regt. Yorkshire Light Infantry. 
 
 Born , being the son of the late Frederick Augustus 
 
 Wiggins of Porchester Terrace, Paddington. Armorial 
 bearings — Per pale indented azure and gules, a gryphon 
 segreant argent, holding between the forelegs a garb or, 
 the whole between three bezants. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 garb or, charged with an acorn slipped and leaved proper, 
 three hurts fesseways. Motto— " Loyal." 5«a^— Sand- 
 hills, Christchurch, Hants. 
 
 Lieut -Col. THOMAS ANDREW WIGHT- BOY- 
 COTT, Esquire, D.S.O., of Rudge Hall, in co. Salop, 
 Hon. Lieut. -Col. in Army, Capt. Queen's Own Royal 
 Staffordshire Yeomanry. Born Aug. 5, 1872, being the 
 eldest son of the late Cathcart Boycott Wight-Boycott, Esq. , 
 of Rudge Hall, in co. Salop, J. P. and D.L. for that county, 
 J. P. for CO. Stafford, formerly Capt. Queen's Own Royal 
 Staffordshire Yeom. Cav. ; [assumed the additional surname 
 and arms of Boycott, by Royal License, in 1886, under the 
 will of his maternal grandfather] ; by his wife Elizabeth, 
 youngest dau. of George Grazebrook of Pedmore, in the 
 CO. of Worcester. Armorial bearings (H. Coll., 1886, 
 R. Lie.) — Quarterly i and 4, gules on a chief argent, three 
 grenades fired proper (for Boycott, March 21, 1663) ; 2 and 
 3 azure, a chevron ermine, between two bears' heads erased 
 in chief argent, muzzled gules, and a cock in base or (for 
 \yight). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crests, I. issuant from a mural crown gules, an arm em- 
 bowed in armour, the hand in a gauntlet grasping a grenade 
 fired proper (for Boycott) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 out of the battlements of a tower sable, a bear's head argent, 
 muzzled gules, charged on the neck with a mascle also sable 
 (for Wight). Motto — " Pro Rege et religione." Married, 
 July 1894, Anne Catherine, daughter of the late Reverend 
 J. Morgan, Rector of Llandudno ; and has Issue — Millicent 
 Anwyl. Estates — Boycott, in the parish of Pontesbury ; the 
 Manor of Rudge and other property in Pattingham, Ship- 
 ley, &c., all in the county of Salop. Postal address — Rudge 
 Hall, Pattingham, near Wolverhampton. Clubs — Boodle's, 
 Wellington, 
 
 Major -General GODFREY JAMES WIGRAM, 
 C. B. Born 1836, being the son of the late Right Honour- 
 able Sir James Wigram, by his wife Anne, daughter of 
 Richard Arkwright of Willersley Castle, in the county of 
 Derby. Clubs — Guards', United Service. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Argent, on a pale gules, three 
 escallops or, over all a chevron engrailed counterchanged, 
 and on a chief waves of the sea thereon a ship representing 
 an English vessel of war of the sixteenth century with four 
 masts, sails furled proper, colours flying gules. Upon the 
 escutcheon, from which is jjendent his badge as a Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, a hand in armour in fesse, couped at the 
 wrist proper, charged with an escallop, holding a fleur-de-lis 
 erect or. Postal address— Y)2 Albany, Piccadilly, S.W. 
 
 WILBRAHAM, see BAKER-WILBRAHAM 
 
 DONALD FORTESCUE WILBRAHAM, Gentleman. 
 Born Nov. 14, 1865, being the eldest son of the late Henry 
 
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 Wilbtaham, by his wife Mary Jane. dau. of Christopher 
 and Jams l>oro(hea Marriott. Armorial bearlns:> -Argent, 
 thrcr brndlets wavy azure. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Orwt On a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased 
 argent. MottO— " In portu quies." Rtsidtnce— 
 
 K HUGH EDWARD WILBRAHAM, Esquire, Capt. 
 
 9 Inte Sand Regt. and 3rd Batt. E. Lancashire Regt. 
 Bom June aa, 1857, bein^ the second but eldest surviving 
 •on of the late Ro^er William Wilbraham, Esq., J. P., by 
 his wife Louisa, third dau. of Robert Gosling of Botley's 
 Hark, Surrey. Armorial bearings -Argent, three bend- 
 lets wavy azure. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased argent. 
 Motto — "In portu quies." Married, 1887, Lilla, eldest 
 dau. of Rev. 'rhomas Coney of Braywick, Berks ; and has 
 litM€—{\) George Hugh de Vernon Wilbraham, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1890; (2) Ralph Venables Wilbraham, Gentleman ; 
 Vere May ; Rhoda Joan ; and Barbara Francesca. Seat— 
 Delaroere House, Northwich. Club — Naval and Military. 
 
 S RALPH JAMES WILBRAHAM, Esquire, Major 
 Duke of Cornwall's L.L Bom April 27, 1858, being 
 the eldest son of the late Col. Thomas Edward Wilbraham 
 of The Old Palace, Richmond, Surrey, by his wife Julia 
 Catherine, dau. of CoL Thomas Walter Powell, Rifle 
 Brigade. Armorial bearings — Argent, three bendlets 
 wavy azure. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased argent. Motto 
 — " I n portu quies. " Residence — 
 
 WILBY (H. Coll., 1868). Azure, on a pale within a 
 lx>rdure engrailed argent, a millrind sable. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, issuant 
 from a wreath of laurel proper, gorged with a collar gemelle 
 sable, and holding between the paws a millrind as in the 
 arras. Motto — " Nulla pallescere culpa." 
 
 Daus. and coheirs (entitled to bear the above arms in 
 pretence) of late General W. Wilby (son of Lt.-CoL 
 Wilby of Wind Hill House, Bishop's Stortford) :— 
 Mrs. Satherwaite. 
 Mrs. Morgan. 
 
 WILD, see BAGNALL-WILD. 
 
 EDWARD GODFREY WILDE, Esquire. Born Nov. 
 18, 1867, being the eldest son of the late Lieut. -Gen. Sir 
 Alfred Thomas Wilde, K.C.B., C.S.I., A.D.C. to the 
 Queen, Member Indian Council (brother of Lord Penzance 
 and nephew of Lord Truro), by his wife Ellen Margaret, 
 third dau. and co-heiress of Col. Godfrey Thomas Greene, 
 C. B. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, ermine, on a 
 cross sable, a plate, on a chief of the second, three martlets 
 argent (for Wilde) ; 2 and 3 vert, three stags trippant or, 
 each gorged with a ducal coronet gules. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, on a 
 mount vert, a stag lodged proper, in the mouth a rose 
 gules, slipped verL Motto — " Veritas victrix." 
 
 Rev. HENRY BEAUFOY WILDER, M.A., L.S.A., 
 M. R.C.S. Bom 1834, being the son of the Rev. Henry 
 Watson Wilder of Purley Hall, Rector of Sulham, by his 
 wife Augusta, sister of Sir Charles Joshua Smith, second 
 Baronet, of Suttons. Armorial bearings— Gules, from a 
 fesse or, charged with two barrulets azure, a demi-lion ram- 
 pant issuant of the second. Mantling gules and or. Crest 
 — UfKjn a wreath of the colours, a savage's head affront^e 
 coup>ed at the shoulders, the temples entwined with wood- 
 b.nes all proper. Motto—" Virtuti moenia cedant." Mar- 
 ried, 1858, Augusta (d. 1892), dau. of Langham Christie 
 of Preston Deanery, Northants ; and has Issue — (i) Rev. 
 Henry Charles Wilder, Rector of Farnham Royal, Bucks, 
 b. iibo[m., 1893, Cicely Helen, dau. of Rev. Arthur Bour- 
 cliier Wrey, and has issue] ; (2) Francis Langham Wilder, 
 Gentleman,^. 1863 [m., 1903, Beatrice, dau. of Frederick 
 Drummond Hibbert, and has issuej ; and three daughters. 
 Seats— ^Mi\ey Hall, and Sulham House, Reading, in co. 
 Berkshire. 
 
 FRANCIS JAMES WILDMAN-LUSHINGTON, Es- 
 quire, J. P. CO. Kent. Born June 22, 1852, being the eldest 
 son of the late James Lushington Wildman-Lushington, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Kent, who with his issue was authorised to 
 assume the additional surname (and arms) of Lushington in 
 
 addition to and after that of Wildman by Royal Licence, 
 dated Dec. 27, 1869, by his wife Cliarlotte Anne, dau, of 
 Robert Bushc of Dubhn city and of the Island of 'I'rinidad. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, on a fesse wavy 
 l)ctween three lions' heads erased vert, as many ermine 
 s|X)ts gold (for Lushington) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a chevron 
 argent, between two eagles displayed in chief and a lion 
 passant in base or, two ermine spots between three estoiles 
 of the held (for Wildman). Mantling vert and or. Crests 
 — 1. on a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased vert, 
 ducally gorged or (for Lushington) ; 2. out of a mural 
 coronet chequy or and azure, a demi-lion rampant argent, 
 sup[x>rting a battle-axe gold, blade proper, distilling drops 
 of bloo<l. Motto — " Prudens qui patiens." Married, 
 June 21, 1875, Katharine, eldest dau. of Rev. Thomas 
 Woods Goldhawk, Vicar of Sheldwich, Kent ; and has 
 Issue — Stephen Beresford Wildinan-Lusliington, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 21, 1877; Dorothy; and Margery. Seat — 
 Norton Court, Kent. 
 
 S PERCY WILDMAN-LUSHINGION, GenUeman, ' 
 2nd Lieut. 25th Foot, late Lieut. W. Kent Militia. 
 Bom Dec. 24, 1858, being the second son of the late James 
 Lushington Wildman-Lushington, Esq., J. P. co. Kent, 
 who with his issue were authorised to assume the additional 
 surname and arms of Lushington, in addition to and after 
 that of Wildman by Royal Licence, dated Dec. 27, 1869, 
 by his wife Charlotte Anne, dau. of Robert Bushe of Dublin 
 city and of the Island of Trinidad. Armorial bearings — 
 Quarterly i and 4, or, on a fesse wavy, between three lions' 
 heads erased vert, as many ermine spots gold (for Lushing- 
 ton) ; 2 and 3, azure, on a chevron argent, between two 
 eagles displayed in chief and a lion passant in base or, two 
 ermine spots between three estoiles of the field (for Wild- 
 man). Mantling vert and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a lion's head erased vert, ducally gorged or (for 
 Lushington) ; 2. out of a mural coronet chequy or and 
 azure, a demi-lion-rampant argent, supporting a battle-axe 
 gold, blade proper, distilling drops of blood. Motto — 
 " Prudens qui patiens." Residence — 
 
 The Reverend EDWARD JOHN PAUL WILKINS- 
 LEIR, Clerk in Holy Orders, Bachelor of Arts of the 
 University of Cambridge. Born 1835, being the only son of 
 the Reverend Edward Wilkins, Master of Arts, Justice of 
 the Peace for the county of Norfolk, by his wife Mary, 
 second daughter of Thomas Leir, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace, Bachelor of Arts, of Jaggard's House, in the county 
 of Wiltshire, and Weston, near Bath ; assumed by Royal 
 License the additional surname and arms of Leir, i88r. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, azure a fesse raguly between two unicorns' heads couped 
 or, as many flaunches of the last (for Leir) ; 2 and 3 ermine, 
 on a bend engrailed between two boars pa.ssant sable, a rose 
 between two martlets argent (for Wilkins). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. on a wreath 
 of the colours, a unicorn's head couped or in front of a 
 saltire raguly azure (for Leir) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, 
 upon a mount a trunk of a tree eradicated fesseways proper, 
 thereon a boar passant regardant sable, pierced through the 
 shoulder with an arrow in bend sinister also proper (for 
 Wilkins). Estate at Weston. Postal address — Weston 
 House, Weston, Bath. 
 
 Sir SAMUEL WILKS, ist Baronet (Feb. 5, 1898), 
 M.D. (London), LL.D. (Edin.), F.R.S., late President of 
 the Royal College of Physicians of London, Physician Extra- 
 ordinary to her late Majesty Queen Victoria, and Consulting 
 Physician to Guy's Hospital. Bom June 2, 1824, being the 
 son of the late Joseph Barber Wilks of Sydenham Hill, 
 Kent, H.E.I. C.S., by his wife Susannah Edwards, dau. of 
 William Bennett of Southborough, parish of Ton bridge, 
 Kent. Armorial bearings — Or, a chevron inverted sable, 
 between in chief two ravens' heads erased at the neck of the 
 last and in base a serpent nowed vert ; the escutcheon 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a crossbow bent and erect proper, entwined with two 
 serpents respecting each other vert, a rock also proper. 
 Motto— "Arcui meo non confido." Married, July 25, 
 1854, Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Henry Mockett of Seaford, 
 Sussex, and widow of Richard Prior, M.R.C.S., of Newing- 
 ton, Surrey. Residence— ji Grosvenor Street, London, W. 
 
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 lOHN SHIRESS WILL, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law 
 (Middle Temple) 1864, Q.C. 1883, Bencher 1888. Hon. 
 Fellow King's College, London, M. P. Montrose Burghs 
 1885-96. Born July 20, 1840, being the only child of the 
 late John Will of Dundee and Jamaica, and Mary Chambers 
 his wife. CIuds~Re(orm, National Liberal. Armorial 
 ■bearings— Gules, on a chevron argent, between two towers 
 in chief and a stag statant in base of the last, three roses of 
 the first, barbed and seeded proper, all within a bordure 
 ermine. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a tower argent, charged with a rose as in the 
 arms, between a stag's attires, the scalp in front proper. 
 Motto — "Fiat Domine." Married, 1873, Mary, dau. of 
 William Shiress, Brechin, N.B. Postal addresses — 13 
 West Cromwell Road, South Kensingjton, London, S.W. ; 
 2 Garden Court, Temple, E.C. 
 
 JOHN BANCROFT WILLANS, Gentleman. Born 
 May 27, 1881, being the only son of the late J. W. Willans, 
 Gentleman, of Dolforgan (d. 1895), and his wife Mary Louisa, 
 dau. of Robert Nicholson. Armorial bearings — Per chevron 
 gules and or, two chevronels between as many catherine- 
 wheels in chief and in base a pair of wings conjoined in 
 leure, tips downwards, all counterchanged. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-man 
 
 affront^e proper, supporting with his dexter hand a rod of 
 Esculapius proper, and resting his sinister on a catherine- 
 wheelor. Motto — "Hold on.' Postal address — Dolforgan, 
 Kerry, Montgomeryshire. 
 
 MARY LOUISA WILLANS, Widow, only dau. of 
 Robert Nicholson. Livery — Brown. Armorial bearings 
 are, on a lozenge — Per chevron gules and or, two chevronels 
 between as many catherine-wheels in chief and in base a 
 pair ot wings conjoined in leure, tips downwards, all counter- 
 changed. Married, Dec. 18, 1879, John William Willans, 
 Esq., J. P., of Dolforgan, Kerry, Montgomeryshire, who 
 d. March 7, 1895 ; and has Issue — John Bancroft Willans, 
 Gentleman, b. May 27, 1881. Seat — Dolforgan, Kerry, 
 Montgomeryshire. 
 
 WILLDING WILLDING-JONES, Gentleman, M.A., 
 Oxon. Born May 27, 1832, being the only son of Charles 
 Winding Jones, by his wife Mary, elder dau. of William 
 Preston, and assumed the additional surname and arms of 
 Winding by Royal License, July 28, 1891. C/wiJ— Oxford 
 and Cambridge. Livery — Dark blue coat, the collar and 
 cuffs piped with white, red waistcoat. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i, quarterly i. and iiii. vair, 
 a lion rampant or between two roses in fesse argent, and an 
 annulet of the second in base (for Jones) ; ii. and iii. argent, 
 on a fesse gules, a cinquefoil erminois on a chief arched of 
 the second, a demi-lion issuant ermine between two crosses 
 
 pat6 fitch6 or (for Willding) ; 2. the same arms of Jones ; 3. 
 gules, a fesse dancett^e ermine between six cross crosslets 
 fitch^e argent (for Longueville) ; 4. or, a maunch gules (for 
 Hastings) ; 5. sable, a fesse argent between three cinque- 
 foils or (for Hunt) ; 6. azure, an eagle displayed argent, sur- 
 mounted by a bendlet gules (for Wolverton) ; 7. or, on a chief 
 gules, two dexter hands couped at the wrist argent (for Man- 
 felin) ; 8. gules, three roach naiant argent (for Roche) ; 9. per 
 pale dancettte argent and sable (for Bermingham) ; 10. azure, 
 a bend lozengy or (also for Bermingham); 11. quarterly. 
 
 gules and or, in the first quarter a cross moline argent (for 
 Middleton) ; 12. vert, three lions rampant argent (for Ward- 
 wick) ; 13. sable, crusily litch^e and three covered cups 
 argent (foi Strivelin). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a talbot's head couped sable, collared vair, two 
 roses argent, stalked and leaved proper (for Jones) ; 2. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, in front of an oak-tree proper, 
 fructed or, a dragon's head erased argent, holding in the 
 mouth a cross pat^e fitch^e gules ; with the Motto — ' ' Till 
 then thus." Married, June 17, 1863, Catherine Anne, eldest 
 surviving daughter of the late James Thomas Murray. W.S. , 
 of Edinburgh ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Willding Willd- 
 ing-Jones, Gentleman, born April 14, 1864 \m., Jan. 20, 
 1898, Florence, second dau. of the Rev. Canon Clarke 
 Watkins Burton, Rector of Cliburn, Westmorland, and 
 Mary Venetia, second dau. of the late Richard Heywood 
 Jones, Esq., of Badsworth Hall. Pontefract] ; (2) Murray 
 Willding Willding-Jones, Gentleman, born June 11, 1867; 
 and Venetia Marie Willding. Estate and postal address — 
 Hampton Hall, Malpas, Cheshire. 
 
 WILLES, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 EDMUND AUSTEN WILLETT, Esquire, Master of 
 Arts of the University of Cambridge, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Hampshire. Born October 12, 1840, being 
 the eldest son of Edmund Willett, by his wife Louisa Mar- 
 garet, ne'e Elliott. Clubs — New University, Royal Victoria 
 Yacht Club (Ryde). Livery~B\ue. Armorial bearings- 
 He bears for Arms : Per fesse argent and gules, two bariu- 
 lets between as many lions rampant in chief and a cat 
 passant in base, all counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a rock a moorcock regardant both proper, 
 charged on the body with two fleurs-de-lis or, holding in the 
 
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 beak a. sprig of heath also proper. Married, May 7, 1868, 
 Mnrion. daughter of Hldward Covey. Esquire, Justice of 
 the Peace ; and has had issue— (i) Victor John Austen 
 
 Willett, Gentleman, born 1873 ; (2) Hubert Edmund Aus- 
 ten Willett, Gentleman, deceased ; (3) Walter Glynn Austen 
 Willett, Gentleman, born 1878 ; and Ethel Louisa Marian 
 Austen. Post. a(/rf.— Strathwell, Whitwell, Isle of Wight. 
 
 WILLEY (H. Coll.). Sable, gutt6-d'eau, two antique 
 lamps fired in chief all argent, and a sun in splendour in 
 
 sinister sable, an antique lamp fired proper. Motto — 
 *' Lucet et lucebit." 
 
 Sons of Henry Alfred Willey, Gentleman, A.M.I.C.E., 
 </. 31 Sept. 1904 : — 
 Arthur Vlieland Willey, Gentleman, d. 1897. Hes. — 
 Pennsylvania. Park, Exeter. 
 Thornton Willey, Gentleman, l>. 1899. 
 
 WILLIAM-STEPHENS. Quarterly gules and vert, a 
 fesse nebuly argent, gutt(5-de-sang, between two eagles 
 displayed in chief or, and a lion rampant in base argent, 
 gutt6-de-sang. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant as in the arms, 
 holding between the fore-paws an eagle's head erased 
 gules, and resting the dexter hind-leg on a torteau charged 
 with a gutt6 or. Motto — " Amore virtutis." 
 Son of : — 
 
 William Henry Stephens William-Stephens, Gentleman, 
 6, . Res. — Kensington Lodge, Oatlands Park, Walton- 
 on-Thames. 
 
 WILLIAMS, see JONES-WILLIAMS. 
 
 ARTHUR EDWARD WILLIAMS, Esquire. Born 
 Aug. 20, 1832, being the fourth son of the late Sir William 
 Williams of Tregullow, co. Cornwall, and Heanton Court, 
 CO. Devon, ist Bart.. Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, for which county 
 he served the office of High Sheriff in 1851, by his wife 
 Caroline, younger daughter of Richard Eales of Eastdon 
 House, in the county of Devon. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Vair, three crescents or, two and one ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a vtreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle displayed azure, winged sable, each wing charged 
 with four bezants; with the Motto, "Nil desperan- 
 dum." 
 
 ARTHUR SCOTT WILLIAMS. Esq., J.P., M.A. of 
 the University of Oxford, Fellow of the Royal Geographical 
 Society. Born September 5, 1864, being the fourth and 
 youngest son of the late Montague Williams, Esquire, of 
 Woolland (died 1890), Justice of the Peace, Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Fellow of the 
 Royal Geographical Society, Master of Arts, High Sheriff 
 1878, by his wife Sophia Elisabeth, eldest daughter of the 
 late Reverend L. Foot, Prebendary of Salisbury, and Rectoj' 
 of Longbredy. Livery — Green, with red facings. Armor' 
 bearings- Quarterly i and 4, argent a greyhound couranti 
 
 base or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a column fesseways the top to the 
 
 in fesse sable between three Cornish choughs proper, withir 
 a bordure engrailed gules charged with crosses pat^e and 
 bezantsalternately (for Williams); 2. gules, three stags' heads 
 couped argent (for de la Lynde) ; 3. gules, three herrings 
 
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 haurient in fesse or (for Herring) ; 4. gules, three covered 
 cups argent, a bordure or (for Argenton). Crest— An arm 
 couped at the elbow habited sable, charged with a cross 
 pat^e or, the hand proper, holding an oak branch vert, 
 fructed gold. Mottoes — "Nil solidum ; " " Tant que je 
 puis. " Married, December 16, 1891 , Louisa Beatrice, second 
 dau. of the late Sir John W. Powlett Campbell-Orde, Bart., 
 of Kilmory, Lochgilphead, and North Uist ; and has Issue 
 — Alice Louisa ; Beatrice Elisabeth. Estate and postal 
 address — Hill House, Yetminster, Dorset. Clubs — Junior 
 Constitutional, Royal Dorset Yacht. 
 
 BERTRAM LEOPOLD WILLIAMS, Esquire. Born 
 May 27, 1878, being the ninth and youngest son of the late 
 Sir Frederick Martin Williams, second Baronet, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Corn- 
 wall, by his wife Mary Christian, daughter of the Reverend 
 Robert Vanburgh Law, Master of Arts, Rector of Christian 
 Malford, in the county of Wilts, and Prebendary and 
 Treasurer of Wells. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Vair, three crescents or, two and one ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed 
 azure, winged sable, each wing charged with four bezants ; 
 with the Motto, " Nil desperandum. " 
 
 The Reverend CHARLES ECCLES EDMOND 
 WILLIAMS, Clerk in Holy Orders, D.D. (Oxon). Born 
 Sept. 15, 1851, being the third but eldest surviving son of 
 Rev. Edward George Williams, Clerk in Holy Orders, of 
 Glasfryn, Swansea, co. Glamorgan, by his wife Catherine, 
 dau. of William Rickard. Livery — Drab, silver buttons. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three piles, two in chief and 
 
 one in base azure, each charged with a wing of the first. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours three arrows, one in pale and two in saltire or, 
 barbed and flighted proper between two wings argent, each 
 charged with an annulet azure. MottO — " Fidusin finem." 
 Married, April 16, 1879, Mabel, eldest dau. of Archibald 
 MacLaren of Summertown, near Oxford ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Cyril Archibald Eccles Williams, Gentleman, b. Aug. 4, 
 1884 ; Hilary Evelyn Eccles Williams, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 10, 1892 ; and Gertrude Katharine Eccles. Residence — 
 Summer Fields, near Oxford. 
 
 EDWARD HARVEY WILLIAMS, Esquire. Born 
 February 2, 1865, being the third son of the late Sir 
 Frederick Martin Williams, second Baronet, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, 
 by his wife Mary Christian, youngest daughter of the 
 Reverend Robert Vanburgh Law, Master of Arts, Rector 
 of Christian Malford, in the county of Wiltshire, and Pre- 
 bendary and Treasurer of Wells. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Vair, three crescents or, two and one ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle 
 displayed azure, winged sable, each wing charged with four 
 bezants; with the Motto, "Nil desperandum." Married, 
 Oct. 19, 1897, Annie Caroline, second dau. of Rev. St. A. 
 H. Molesworth St. Aubyn, of Clowance, Camborne, Corn- 
 wall. Residence — Four Burrows House, Scorrier, Cornwall. 
 
 S EDWARD WILMOT WILLIAMS, Esquire, J. P. 
 and D.L. for co. Dorset, formerly H.E.I.C. Bengal 
 Cavalry. Born Nov. 24, 1826, being the eldest son of the 
 late James Wilmot Williams, Esq., Capt. 7th Hussars, by 
 his wife Elizabeth Anne, second dau. of Col. Richard 
 Magenis of Waringstown, co. Down, sometime M.P. for 
 Enniskillen. Armorial bearings— Argent, a greyhound 
 courant in fesse sable, between three Cornish choughs proper, 
 within a bordure engrailed gules, charged with crosses 
 pat6e or, and bezants alternately. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a man's arm 
 couped at the elbow habited sable, charged with a cross- 
 pat^e or, the hand proper holding an oak-branch vert, 
 fructed gold. Motto — " Nil solidum." Married, Feb. 6, 
 1862, Hon. Sophia O'Grady, eldest dau. of Standish, 2nd 
 Viscount Guillamore; and has Issue — (i) Berkeley Cole 
 Wilmot Williams, Gentleman, P.W.O., Yorkshire Regt., 
 b. May 4, 1865 ; (2) Ashley Paget Wilmot Williams, Esq., 
 Capt. Hants Artillery, b. Jan. 7, 1867 ; Meriel Gertrude 
 Wilmot [/«., Aug. 8, 1885, Capt. Cecil H. D. Fetherston 
 Haugh of Bracklyn Castle, co. Westmeath, and has issue] ; 
 and Huldah Gwladys Wilmot. Seat — Herringston, Dor- 
 chester. Club — Carlton. 
 
 ERNEST MARTYN WILLIAMS, Esquire. Born 
 December 17, 1871, being the sixth son of the late Sir 
 Frederick Martin Williams, second Baronet, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy- Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, 
 by his wife Mary Christian, youngest daughter of the 
 Reverend Robert Vanburgh Law, Master of Arts, Rector 
 of Christian Malford, in the county of Wiltshire, and Pre- 
 bendary and Treasurer of Wells. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Vair, three crescents or, two and one ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle displayed azure, winged sable, each wing charged 
 with four bezants ; with the Motto, "Nil desperandum." 
 
 S FREDERICK LAW WILLIAMS, Esquire, Lieuten- 
 ant ist Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment. Bom May 
 ID, 1862, being the second son of the late Sir Frederick 
 Martin Williams, second Baronet, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, by his wife 
 Mary Christian, youngest daughter of the Reverend Robert 
 Vanburgh Law, Master of Arts, Rector of Christian Mal- 
 ford, in the county of Wiltshire, and Prebendary and 
 Treasurer of Wells. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Vair, three crescents or, two and one ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed 
 azure, winged sable, each wing charged with four bezants ; 
 with the Motto, " Nil desperandum." 
 
 Sir GEORGE WILLIAMS, Knight Bachelor (1894). 
 Born 1 82 1, being the son of Amos Williams of Dulverton, 
 Somerset. Armorial bearings — Gules, a dove, wings ele- 
 vated argent, encircled around the breast with an olive 
 branch proper, a chief or, thereon three roses of the field, 
 barbed and seeded of the third. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a dove with 
 wings elevated argent, each wing charged with a rose as in 
 the arms, and encircled around the breast with an olive 
 branch proper. Motto — " Semper fidelis. " Married, 1852, 
 Helen Jane Maunder, dau. of George Hitchcock. Residence 
 — 13 Russell Square, W.C. 
 
 S HERBERT SCOTT WILLIAMS, Esquire, V.D., 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Dorset, M.A. of 
 the University of Oxford, late Capt. ist (Oxford Univer- 
 sity) Volunteer Battalion the Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 
 
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 B»m September 4, i860, Ixring (he second son of the late 
 Montague Williams of WouUand House, near Blandford, 
 in the county of Dorset, Justice of the Peace, Deputy- Lieu- 
 tenant, Master of Arts of the University of Oxford, Fellow 
 of the Royal GfOKraphical Society, Fellow of the Society of 
 Antiquaries, High Shfrirtof Dorset 1878. by his wife Sophia 
 Elisabeth, eldest daughter of the late Reverend L. Foot, 
 Prebendary of Salisbury, Rector of Longbredy, in the county 
 of Dorset, owner of Seskin Ryan, Carlow, and formerly of 
 HuUy Park, Wicklow, Ireland. Ciui — Dorset County (Dor- 
 chester). Livtry — Undress : green with red facings ; state : 
 whitish drab with red facings. Armorial bearing^ — He 
 bears for Amu : Quarterly i and 4, argent a greyhound 
 courant in fesse sable, between three Cornish choughs proper, 
 within a bordure engrailed gules, charged with crosses p&l6e 
 and bezants alternately (for Williams) ; a. gules, three 
 stags' heads couped argent (for de la Lynde); 3. gules, 
 three herrings haurient in fesse or (for Herring) ; 4. gules, 
 three covertid cups argent, a bordure or (for Argenton), 
 Crest — A man's arm couped at the elbow, habited sable, 
 charged with a cross p>at^ or, holding in the hand proper an 
 oak branch vert, fructed gold. Mottoes — " Nil solidum," 
 "Tant que je puis." Postal address — Rothesay House, 
 Dorchester, Dorset. 
 
 SThe Late JAMES WILLIAMS. Esquire, J. P. co. 
 of Monmouth, Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. ist Mon- 
 mouthshire Volunteer Artillery since 1894. Armoiial 
 bearings - Argent, two chevronels nebuly sable between 
 as many fleurs-de-lis in chief gules, and a rose in base of 
 the last, barbed and seeded proper. Mantling sable and 
 argent. CSrest On a wreath of the colours, two roses 
 surmounted by a third gules, barbed and seeded projser, 
 between two branches of laiu-el of the last. Motto ^" In 
 Deoconfido." Was married, and had issue. 6'«a/~Bryn 
 G14s, near Newport, Mon. Cluis Constitutional, Mon- 
 mouthshire County (N ewport). 
 
 Sir JOHN WILLIAMS, Baronet (Oct. 30, 1894), 
 K.C.V.O., Knight Grand Cross of Dannebrog, M.R.C.S., 
 M.D., F.R.C.P., LL.D. (Edin. and Glasgow). Physician 
 to T.R. H. the Princess of Wales and Princess Beatrice 
 (Princess Henry of Battenberg). Bom Nov. 6, 1840, being 
 the third son of the late David Williams of Blaenllynant. 
 Llangadock. by his wife Eleanor, dau. of David Jones of 
 Bailey Gwynfe. Llangadock. Ariaorial bearing^s — Azure, 
 a stag trippant argent, attired or, between the attires a rose 
 of the second or, on a chief of the last a torch erect, fired 
 proper, between two eagles' heads erased of the first ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a stag as in the arms, resting the dexter foot on a 
 serpent nowed proper. Married, April 3, 1872, Mary 
 Elizabeth Anne. dau. of Richard Hughes, Esq , J. P., of 
 Ynystawe, Swansea. Postal address — Plas Llanstephan, 
 Carmarthenshire. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 The Hon. JOSHUA STRANGE WILLIAMS. M.A., 
 LL.M. Cambridge, Judge of the Supreme Court of 
 New Zealand, and Chancellor of the University of Otago ; 
 District Land Registrar, Canterbury, New Zealand, 1871-72 ; 
 Registrar-General of Land under the Land Transfer Act. 
 1872-75 ; and appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme 
 Court of New Zealand. 1875. Bom Sept. 19. 1837, being 
 the eldest son of the late Joshua Williams of Lincoln's Inn. 
 CO. Middlesex. Barrister-at-Law. Q.C.. author of "Williams 
 on Real Property." and other well-known legal works, by 
 his wife Lucy, only dau. of William Strange of Upton. 
 West Ham, co. Essex. Armorial bearings— Argent, two 
 chevronels engrailed sable, between three cocks gules, on a 
 chief dancett^e of the second three sf)ear-heads of the first. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cubit arm vested or, charged with a pile sable, 
 thereon three spear-heads argent, the cuff also or, the 
 hand holding an oak branch slipped and fructed proper. 
 Motto — " Deo adjuvante non timendum." Married, first, 
 July 26, 1864, Caroline Helen, dau. of the late Thomas 
 Sanctuary of Horsham, Sussex, England ; and by her has 
 had Issue — (i) Joshua Sanctuary Williams, Gentleman, 
 b. March 8. 1870; (2) Beauclerc Williams. Gentleman. 
 b. Feb. 23, 1872 ; (3) Norman Williams. Gentleman, 
 *. March 30, 1873 1 (4) Cecil Williams, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 30, i87<; : Helen Lucy ; Lilian (died in infancy) ; and 
 
 Mary. . He married secondly. Feb. 15. 1877, Amelia 
 Durant, dau. of Thomas Wesley Jago of Dunedin. New 
 Zealand; and has Issue — Theodora; Constance; and 
 (iwcnda. Residence — Anderson's Bay. Dunedin, Otago, 
 New Zealand. 
 
 MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Esquire, Master of Arts, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Cornwall. Born 
 January 10, 1839, being the sixth and youngest son of 
 the late Sir William Williams of Trcgullow, in the county 
 of Cornwall, and Heanton Court, in the county of Devon, 
 first Baronet, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Cornwall, for which county he served 
 the office of High Sheriflf in 1851, by his wife Caroline, 
 younger daughter of Richard Eales of Eastdon House, in 
 the county of Devon. C/w^i- United University, Oxford 
 and Cambridge, New University, Junior Carlton. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Vair, three crescents 
 or, two and one ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-eagle displayed azure, winged sable, 
 each wing charged with four bezants; with the Motto, 
 "Nil desperandum. " Postal address— \o Old Burlintrlon 
 Street, W. 
 
 S MONTAGUE SCOTT WILLIAMS, Esquire, J. P. 
 for the CO. of Dorset (High Sheriff 1894), Lieut. -Col. 
 Dorset Yeomanry. Born August 6, 1858, being the eldest 
 son of the late Montague Williams, Esquire, Master of Arts, 
 Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, Fellow of the 
 Royal Geographical Society (died 1890), by his wife Sophia 
 Elisabeth, eldest daughter of the late Reverend Lundy 
 Foot, Rector of Longbredy, in the county of Dorset, Pre- 
 bendary of Salisbury and Riu-al Dean, late of Holly Park, 
 in the county of Dublin, and Seskin Ryan, in the county 
 of Carlow, Ireland. Clubs — United University, Auxiliary 
 Forces. Z-iV^ry— Undress : green with red facings ; dress : 
 white with black facings. Armorial bearings — Quar- 
 terly I and 4, argent a greyhound courant in fesse sable, 
 between three Cornish choughs proper, within a bordure 
 engrailed gules, charged with crosses patte or and bezants 
 alternately (for Williams); 2. gules, three stags' heads 
 couped argent (for de la Lynde) ; 3. gules, three herrings 
 haurient in fesse or (for Herring) ; 4. gules, three covered 
 cups argent, a bordure or (for Argenton). Crest — A man's 
 arm couped at the elbow, habited sable, charged with 
 a cross patde or, the hand proper, holding an oak branch 
 vert, fructed gold. Mottoes— " Nil solidum;" "Tant 
 que je puis." Married, June 19, 1889, Audrey Mary, 
 fourth dau. of Edward Leigh Kindersley-Porcher of Clyffe, 
 in the co. of Dorset ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Montague 
 Williams, Gentleman, b. June 9, 1890; (2) Edward Jeffery 
 Williams, Gentleman, b. Jan. 28, 1892 ; (3) Richard John 
 Wilhams, Gentleman, b. June 17, 1893 ; (4) Herbert Farrer 
 Williams, Gentleman, b. June 2. 1895 ; (5) Rashleigh 
 Henry Williams. Gentleman, b. June 2,1897; (6) Robert 
 Cyril Williams, Gentleman, b. Jan. 20, 1899; (7) Eric 
 George Williams, Gentleman, b. Dec. 16, 1900; (8) Eustace 
 Maitland Williams, Gentleman, b. Oct. 17, 1902. Estate — 
 WooUand. Postal address — Woolland House, near Bland- 
 ford. Dorset. 
 
 § ROBERT WILLIAMS, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 Dorset, a Director of Williams' Deacons Bank, and of 
 the Wilts and Dorset Bank, Col. ist Batt. Dorset Vol., M.P. 
 West Dorset 1895, and D.L. City of London. Bom Junej 
 15, 1848, being eldest son of the late Robert Williams, Esq., I 
 J. P. and D.L., a Banker in London and Dorchester, High! 
 Sheriff Dorset 1855, formerly M.P. for Dorchester, by his J 
 first wife Mary Anne, dau. of Rev. J. W. Cunningham, I 
 Vicar of Harrow. Armorial bearings— Argent, a grey-l 
 hound courant in fesse sable, between three Cornish choughs] 
 proper, within a bordure engrailed gules, charged with! 
 crosses-pat^e or, and bezants alternately. Mantling sablej 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours a man's} 
 arm couped at the elbow habiied sable, charged with aj 
 cross-pat^e or, the hand proper holding an oak-branch vert,} 
 fructed gold. Motto — "Nil solidum." A/arr?>rf, Sept. 7,] 
 1869, Rosa Walker, dau. of Nathaniel Simes of StroodI 
 Park, Horsham; and has Issue~(\) Robert Williams,! 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 10, 1874, d. May 22, 1881 ; (2) John! 
 Nathaniel Williams, Gentleman, b. Jan. 24, 1878 ; (3)1 
 Philip Francis Cunningham Williams, Gentleman, b. Julyl 
 6, 1884; Mary Anne Frances \m., Jan. 2. 1896, the Rt. 
 
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 Emily Jane [m.. Oct. 23, 1894, the Rt. Rev. Frederick 
 Wallis, D.D., Bishop of Wellington, New Zealand]; Rosa 
 Ruth, il in infancy ; Rachel Sophia ; and Dorothy Rhoda. 
 6V(Z/~-Bridehead, Dorchester. Town Residence— \ Hyde 
 Park Street, W. C/«/!>j-— Carlton and National. 
 
 S ROBERT AP HUGH WILLIAMS, Esquire, Captain 
 and Honorary Major Royal Anglesey Engineer 
 Militia, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant for 
 the county of Anglesey, High Sheriff 1884. Born October 
 25, 1849, being the third son of Sir Hugh Williams, third 
 Baronet, of Bod Elwyddan, in the county of Flint, who 
 died 1876, by his wife Henrietta Charlotte, only daughter 
 of Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, fifth Baronet, of Wynnstay 
 Rhuabon. C/«i^— Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings — 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, two foxes counter-salient, the 
 dexter surmounted of the sinister gules, a crescent azure 
 for difference; with the Motto, "Y cadarn ar cyfrwys." 
 ^Ti/rt/c^— Plasgwyn, in the parishes of Llanedwen, Llanidan ; 
 Tregaian and Llaneugrad, in the county of Anglesey. 
 
 The Reverend SAMUEL BLACKWELL GUEST 
 WILLIAMS, M.A. (Oxon.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar 
 of Pittington, co. Durham. Born Oct. 23, 1851, being the 
 eldest son of the late John Guest Williams, formerly of the 
 city of Manchester, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late 
 Edward Kirkham of Ruthin. Armorial bearings — Per 
 pale or and gules, a gryphon segreant between two chaplets 
 of oak in chief and as many annulets interlaced fesseways in 
 base, within a bordure invected all counterchanged. Mant- 
 ling gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a rock two chaplets of oak interlaced and fructed all proper. 
 Motto— " Tangnefedd i'r t^." Married, Aug. 5, 1884, 
 Katharine, third dau. of William Gray, formerly of York; 
 and has Issne—[i) Warren Kirkham Guest Williams, Gen- 
 tleman, h. Nov. II, 1886; (2) Alyn Arthur Guest Williams, 
 Gentleman, b. Jan. 22, 1888; (3) Wynne Austin Guest 
 Williams, Gentleman, b. Aug. 10, 1889 ; (4) Richard 
 Howard Guest Williams, Gentleman, b. Feb. 27, 1892 ; 
 and Mary Elizabeth Guest. Residences — '^X'as Rackery, 
 Painswick, Gloucestershire ; The Vicarage, Pittington, 
 Durham. 
 
 VICTOR GEORGE WILLIAMS, Esquire. Born April 
 8, 1874, being the seventh son of the late Sir Frederick 
 Martin Williams, second Baronet, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Cornwall, by his wife 
 Mary Christian, youngest daughter of the Reverend Robert 
 Vanburgh Law, Master of Arts, Rector of Christian Mal- 
 ford, in the county of Wiltshire, and Prebendary and 
 Treasurer of Wells. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Vair, three crescents or, two and one ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed 
 azure, winged sable, each wing charged with four bezants ; 
 with the Motto, " Nil desperandum." 
 
 § WILLIAM PHILLPOTTS WILLIAMS, Esquire, 
 Lieutenant 2nd Brigade Royal Artillery. Born August 
 S, i860, being the eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel 
 Richard Michael Williams of the 3rd Hussars, by his wife 
 Georgiana Sophia, third daughter of the Reverend Thomas 
 Phillpotts of Porthgwidden, Vicar of Feock, in the county 
 of Cornwall, Canon of Truro, Justice of the Peace. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms : Vair, three crescents 
 or, two and one ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a demi-eagle displayed azure, winged sable, each 
 wing charged with four bezants; with the Motto, "Nil 
 desperandum. " 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM ROBERT WILLIAMS, 3rd Baronet 
 (Aug. 4, 1886), of TreguUow, and of Upcott and 
 Heanton Court, J. P. and D.L., late Captain 3rd Brigade 
 Western Division Royal Artillery. Born June 20, i860, 
 being the eldest son of the late Sir Frederick Martin 
 Williams, 2nd Baronet, J. P. and D.L. co. Cornwall, by his 
 wife Mary Christian, youngest dau. of the Rev. Robert 
 Vanburgh Law, Master of Arts, Rector of Christian Mal- 
 ford, CO. Wiltshire, and Prebendary and Treasurer of Wells. 
 Armorial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, vair, three crescents 
 or, two and one (for Williams) ; 2 and 3, sable, a tilting- 
 spear fesseways point to the dexter between three crescents 
 
 argent (for Harris) ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling azure and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-eagle displayed 
 azure, winged sable, each wing charged with four bezants. 
 Motto — "Nil desperandum." Married, July 13, 1881, 
 Matilda Frances, eldest dau. of Edmund Beauchamp of 
 Trevince, co. Cornwall; and \\'xs Issue — (i) William Frede- 
 rick Williams, Esq., b. May 17, 1886; (2) Frederick 
 William Williams, Esq., b. Jan. 15, 1888; (3) Burton 
 Robert Williams, Esq., b. July , 1889; and Frances 
 Maria. 5^a/— Upcott, Barnstaple, North Devon. Clnbs— 
 Carlton and Bachelors'. 
 
 The Reverend WILLIAM SELLAR GUEST WIL- 
 LIAMS, M.A. (Oxon.), Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of 
 Great Rollright, co. O.xon. Bor?i Aug. 17, 1853, being the 
 second son of the late John Guest Williams of the city of 
 Manchester, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of the late Edward 
 Kirkham of Ruthin. Armorial bearings— Per pale or and 
 gules, a gryphon segreant between two chaplets of oak in 
 chief and as many annulets interlaced fesseways in base, 
 within a bordure invected all counterchanged. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon a 
 rock two chaplets of oak interlaced and fructed all proper. 
 Motto "Tangnefedd i'r t^." Married, July 21, 1891, 
 Ruth Ellen, dau. of William Motley, formerly of Streatham. 
 Surrey. Residence —The Rectory, Great Rollright, Chip- 
 ping Norton. 
 
 WILLIAMS (H. Coll.). Per pale ermine and sable, a 
 gryphon segreant or, two bull's heads caboshed in chief, 
 that on the dexter of the second, that on the sinister 
 argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, a stag argent, holding 
 in the mouth three ears of wheat proper, and supporting 
 with the dexter fore-foot an escutcheon sable, thereon a 
 bull's head caboshed also argent. 
 
 Son of late Enoch E. Williams of Merthyr Tydfil, 
 Glamorganshire, b. ; d. ; m. : — 
 
 Benjamin Frances Williams, Esq., K.C. , Barrister-at- 
 Law, a Bencher of the Middle Temple, J. P. co. Monmouth, 
 Recorder of Carmarthen 1878-1890, and of Cardiff since 
 1890, b. 1845; m. 1869, Williameta A. (d. 1886), only 
 d. of late John Hughes of Aberclyn, co. Brecon. Res. — 
 38 Craven Hill Gardens, Hyde Park, London, W. 
 Chambers — Goldsmith Bldg. , Temple, E.C. Clubs — 
 Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 WILLIAMS-FREEMAN (R.L., 1822). Quarterly, i and 
 4, azure, three lozenges or (Freeman) ; 2 and 3, gules, a cave 
 proper, therefrom issuing a wolf at full speed regardant 
 argent (Williams). Mantling azure and or. Crests— i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion gules, charged with a 
 lozenge or (Freeman) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 lion rampant, gorged with a chaplet of oak-leaves proper, 
 navally crowned or (Williams). Motto— " Libertas et 
 natale solum." 
 
 Sons of William Peere Williams-Freeman, Esq., of 
 Clapton, Secretary H.M. Diplomatic Service, b. 1834; 
 d. 1884; m. 1863, Isabella Frances Sophia, d. of 
 Herman Merivale, Esq., C.B., Permanent Under- 
 Sec, of State for India : — 
 Augustus Peere Williams-Freeman, Gentleman, B.A. 
 (Camb. ), Barrister-al-Law, b. 28 Sept. 1865. Seat — Clapton, 
 Thrapston, Northampton. Town res. — 3 Egerton Gardens, 
 London, S.W. Club— St. James's. 
 
 Rev. Lionel Peere Williams- Freeman, B.A. (Camb.), 
 Vicar of Exwick, b. 1867 ; m. 1896, Louisa, d, of Charles 
 Hope of Gorleston Priory, and The Mount, Lamberhurst ; 
 and has issue — Mary Leonora ; and Dorothy Frances. 
 Res. — The Vicarage, Exwick, Exeter. 
 
 Son of Rev. Henry Peere Williams-Freeman, M.A. , 
 Rector of Turner's Puddle and Vicar of Affpuddle, 
 CO. Dorset, b. 1838; m. i86g, Mary Louisa, d. of Rev. 
 Clement Francis Broughton: — 
 Arthur Peere Williams- Freeman, Gentleman, Duke of 
 Cornwall's Light Inf., b. 1877. Res. — 
 
 Francis Peere Williams-Freeman, Esq., late Lt.-Col. 
 R.A., b. 1841 ; m. 1869, Ada, d. of late Capt. Leonard 
 Charles Rooke, R.N. ; and has surv. issue — (i) Francis 
 Clavering Peere Williams-Freeman, Esq., Capt. Warwicksh. 
 Regt. , b. 1876 ; (2) Harry Peere Williams-Freeman, Gentle- 
 
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 Rev. Ernest Peere Williams-Freeman, M.A. (Oxon.). 
 Reclor of Clapton, *. a8 July 1845. A'«.— The Rectory, 
 Clapton. Thrapston, Northamplonsh. 
 
 Herbert Peere Williams-Freeman, Gentleman, i. ao June 
 1847. /fes.— 
 
 Sons of Frederick Peere Williams-Freeman, Gentleman, 
 of Greatham, Sussex, d. 1814 ; d. 1870; m. 1853, 
 Augusta Sarah, d. of Capt. Henry Edward Napier, 
 R.N.,F.R.S. :— 
 
 Frederick Henry Peere Williams-Freeman, Esq., Capt. 
 (ret.) R.N.. ». 1 May i8cc. C/«*— United Service. 
 
 George Charles Peere Williams-Freeman. Esq. , late Capt. 
 ist Batt. Roy. Sussex Regt., Chief Constable of Shrop- 
 shire, F.R.G.S.,*. II Aug. 1856; m. 1883, Lavinia Augusta 
 Charlotte, d. of Gen. Sir Arthur A. Cunynghame. G.C.B. ; 
 and has issue — (i) Anthony Peere Williams-Freeman, 
 Gentleman, i. 1888; (a) Frederick Arthur Peere Williams- 
 Freeman, Gentleman, R.N., i. 1889; (3) George Napier 
 Peere Williams-Freeman, Gentleman, d. 1891 ; Rose Emily ; 
 and Eleanor Augusta. lies. — The Barn Field, Radbrook, 
 nr. Shrewsbury. C/uis — Roy. Societies', Shropshire 
 (Shrewsbury). 
 
 John Peere Williams-Freeman, Gentleman, M.D., l>. 
 1858 ; m. 1897, Mabel Christiana, d. of Charles George 
 Napier, F.G.S. ; and has surv. issue — Flora Elizabeth; 
 and Griselda Mary Olga I?es. — Weyhill House, Andover, 
 Hants. Clud — Royal Societies'. 
 
 WILLIAMSON, see ASHTON. 
 
 5 DAVID ROBERTSON WILLIAMSON, Esq., of 
 Lawers, co. Perth, D.L., J. P., Col. ist Batt. Perth 
 R.V., formerly Lieut. Coldstream Guards. Bom Feb. 13, 
 1830, being the only son of Charles A. Williamson of 
 Balgray, co. Dumfries, by Catherine Harriet his wife, dau. 
 of Thomas Bayard Clarke ; s. to Lawers at the death of his 
 grand-aunt, Mrs. Robertson Williamson, widow of Lord 
 Balgray, 1852. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Quarterly i and 4, ermine a saltire cantoned with a boar's 
 head erased in chief and three mullets in the flanks and base 
 sable (for Williamson) ; 2 and 3 gules, three crescents inter- 
 laced or, between as many wolves' heads erased argent, a 
 border of the third charged with three mullets in chief and 
 five crescents of the field (for Robertson). Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, a hand erect holding a dagger ppr. 
 Motto — " In defence." Married, Jan. 5, 1853, Hon. Selina 
 Maria, and dau. of Rt. Hon. Charles Morgan, Baron 
 Tredegar ; and has a son and heir — Charles David Robertson 
 Williamson, Gentleman, b. Oct. 24, 1853, 5?a^— Lawers 
 House, Comrie, Perthshire. 
 
 Sir HEDWORTH WILLIAMSON, 9th Baronet, of 
 East Markham, co. Nottingham (June 3, 1642). Born 
 May 23, 1867, being the eldest son of the late Sir Hedworth 
 Williamson, 8th Eta.rt., by his wife Lady Elizabeth Jane 
 Liddell, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Henry Thomas, ist Earl of 
 Ravensworth. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, 
 a chevron gules, between three trefoils slipped sable (for 
 Williamson); 2. argent, an escutcheon sable, within an 
 orle of eight cinquefoils gules (for Hedworth) ; 3. gules, a 
 fret argent (for Huddleston) ; the escutcheon being charged 
 with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest — Out of a mural crown gules, a demi- 
 wyvern or. Seat — Whitburn Hall, Sunderland. Clubs — 
 Brooks's, Marlborough. 
 
 VICTOR ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON, Esquire, 
 Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, Barrister-at-Law. Born. June 
 28, 1838, being the fourth son of the late Sir Hedworth 
 Williamson, seventh Baronet, by his wife Anne Elizabeth, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Anne Elizabeth, 
 third daughter of the Right Honourable Thomas Henry 
 Liddell, f&st Baron Ravensworth ; created Companion of 
 the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, 1882. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 or, a chevron gules between three trefoils slipped sable 
 (for Williamson); 2. argent, an escutcheon sable, in an 
 orle of eight cinquefoils gules (for Hedworth) ; 3. gules, a 
 fret argent (for Huddleston) ; pendent below the escut- 
 
 cheon is his badge as a Companion of the Most Dis- 
 tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George ; 
 and for his Crest, out of a mural crown gules, a demi- 
 
 wyvern or. Postal address — 32 Lower Belgrave Street, 
 London, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Travellers', Fox. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAMSON-NAPIER, Gentleman (formerly 
 James Williamson), present representative of Napier of 
 
 Kilmahew. Born January 25, 1855, being the eldest son of| 
 late Thomas Williamson, M.D., Leith, by Mary Anne his 
 
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 wife, dau. of the late Francis Howden, Edinburgh. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Parted per pale gules and azure, on a 
 bend argent three crescents of the second, and in the sinister 
 canton a spur-revel of the third. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules 
 doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set 
 for Crest, a man's head adorned with laurel proper ; and 
 in an escroU over the same this Motto, " Virtute gloria 
 parta." Married, March 23, 1885, Albertina Elizabeth, 
 daughter of J. D. J. Schott of Arnheim, Holland ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Maxwell Napier Williamson-Napier, Gentleman, 
 born February 2, i88g ; (2) Albert Napier Williamson- 
 Napier, Gentleman, born October 5, 1894; Jane Napier; 
 Jacobina Johanna Napier ; and Mary Welsh Napier. Postal 
 address — Velperweg 52, Arnheim, Holland. 
 
 WILLIAMSON-ROSS of Pitcalnie (L.O., matric. 18 
 Oct. 1904). Gules, three lions rampant argent. 
 
 Eld. d. of John Hugh Ross Williamson, b. 1837 ; d. 
 1872 ; m. 1865, Fanny Georgiana, d. of Rev. Theophilus 
 Clarke, V. of Tadcaster : — 
 Ethel Frances Sarah Williamson-Ross. Seat — Pitcalnie, 
 CO. Ross, N.B. Res.— The. Cottage. Tain, N.B. 
 
 WILLIS (R.L., H. Coll.). Argent, a fesse between 
 three lions rampant gules, within a bordure ermines. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, two lion's paws erect and erased ermines, 
 holding a human heart gules. Motto — " Virtus tutissima 
 cassis." 
 
 Son of Capt. Henry Rodolph D'Anyers Willis of 
 
 Halsnead, J. P., D.L. , late 92nd Highlanders, Lord of 
 
 the Manor of Whiston, b. 1834; d. 1902; tn. 1862, 
 
 Alice, d. of Rev. Robert Hornby, M.A., of Lythwood 
 
 Hall, Salop :— 
 
 Richard Atherton de Anyers Willis, Gentleman, Lord of 
 
 the Manor of Whiston, late Lieut, isth Hussars, b. 1871. 
 
 Seat — Halsnead Hall, Prescot, Lanes. 
 
 SJOHN WILLIAM WILLIS-BUND, Esquire, J. P., 
 D. L. , and Chairman of Quarter Sessions and of the 
 
 Law. Born August 8, 1843, being the only son of John 
 Walpole Willis, Esq. , J. P. and U. L. for the co. of Worcester, 
 by his second wife Ann Susanna Kent, dau. of Col. Thomas 
 Henry Bund, Esq., J. P. and D.L. co. Worcester; assumed 
 the additional surname and arms of Bund by Royal License 
 in the year 1864. Livery — White, scarlet collar, cuffs, 
 and facings. Armorial bearings — Ermine, three piles 
 gules, two issuing from the chief and one in base, each 
 charged with an eagle's leg erased at the thigh or ; and 
 impaling the arms of Temple, namely, quarterly i and 4, or 
 an eagle displayed sable ; 2 and 3 argent, two bars sable, 
 each charged with three martlets or. Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, two 
 lions' gambs erased and erect or, holding a griffin's head 
 erased. Motto, " Optivo floreo nomine." Married, firs\., 
 April 1872, Harriette Penelope Temple (d, 1895), dau. of 
 Richard Temple, Esq., D.L., J.P., of The Nash, co. Wor- 
 cester, sister of Sir Richard Temple, Bart. ; and has Issue — 
 Henry Dewi Hampton Willis- Bund, Gentleman, b. 1882 ; 
 Margaret [m. 1894, John Henry Milward] ; Mary Susanna 
 [m. 1904, John L. Macarthy] ; and Penelope Ann. He 
 married secondly, 1896, Mary Elizabeth, youngest dau. of 
 Gen. Reynell Thackeray, C.B. , and Lady Elizabeth Thacke- 
 ray, widow of Col. Holcombe, ist Royals. Estates — Wick, 
 CO. Worcester. Postal addresses — Wick, Episcopi, Worces- 
 tershire ; IS Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. Chibs — 
 Oxford and Cambridge, Constitutional. 
 
 The Late CHARLES WILLIAM WILLOCK- 
 DAWES, Gentleman, M.A. (Balliol Coll., Oxon.). Born 
 1820, being the only son of the late Alexander Charles 
 Willock, Lieut. R.A. , by Harriet Maria, only dau. of the 
 late John Dawes ; and assumed the additional surname and 
 arms of Dawes by Royal License 1870, under the will of his 
 maternal uncle. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 sable, on a chevron between in chief two mullets and in base 
 an acorn slipped or, a mullet of the first, between two acorns 
 slipped vert (for Dawes) ; 2 and 3 argent, on a fesse gules, 
 between in chief two eagles' heads erased of the last, and in 
 base a padlock sable, a martlet between two escallops of 
 the first (for Willock). Mantling sable and or ; and for his 
 Crests, I. upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount be- 
 tween two acorns slipped and leaved proper, an arm em- 
 bowed vested sable, cuffed or, holding in the hand a sprig 
 of myrtle proper (for Dawes) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an eagle's head erased gules, gorged with a collar 
 gemel argent, suspended from the beak a padlock sable (for 
 Willock). Motto — "Fear not." Married, 1846, Maria, 
 only dau. of Richard Gosling. Seats — Burton Hill, Pet- 
 worth ; 2 Courtenay Terrace, Hove. Club — Union. 
 
 WILLOUGHBY, quartered by BERTIE and CARING- 
 TON. 
 
 SYDNEY BEAUMONT WILLOUGHBY, Gentleman. 
 Born March 29, 1859, being the fourth son of the Reverend 
 Percival George Willoughby, by his wife Sophia, eldest 
 daughter of Edward Blackett Beaumont, Esquire. Armo- 
 rial bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, or 
 fretty azure (for Willoughby of Parham) ; 2 and 3 or, two 
 bars gules, thereon three water- bougets, two and one argent 
 (for Willoughby of Middleton) ; impaling the arms of Er- 
 skine, namely, quarterly i. argent, a pale sable (for Erskine) ; 
 2. azure, a bend between six cross crosslets fitch^e or (for 
 Mar) ; 3. or, a fesse chequy azure and argent (for Stuart) ; 
 4. argent, three bars gemelles gules, surmounted by a lion 
 rampant sable (for Fairfax). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a man's head couped at the shoulders and affront^e proper, 
 ducally crowned or. Married, June 7, 1887, Margaret 
 Katherine, commonly known as the Honourable Margaret 
 Katherine, daughter of the Right Honourable John Erskine, 
 fourth Baron Erskine ; and has Issue — Christopher John 
 Willoughby, Gentleman, born 1889. 
 
 County Council of the co. of Worcester, and J. P. and Chair- 
 man of Quarter Sessions of the co. of Cardigan, Barrister-at- 
 
 The Honourable Sir ALFRED WILLS, Knight 
 Bachelor, Bar. Middle Temple 1851, Q.C. 1872, and Trea- 
 surer 1892-93 ; a Judge of High Court of Justice (Queen's 
 Bench Div. ) 1884 ; was Pres. of Railway and Canal Commis- 
 
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 sion 1888-1893; was Recorder of Shcflield 1880-84. Rom 
 i8a8, being the second son of the Intc William Wills, Solicitor, 
 of Uimiingham. Armorial bearing— Aiure, on a rock 
 issuing from the dexter Ixise an eagle proper, on a chief 
 erniioe, a Italance or. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, upon a sword resting upon 
 the hilt and |x>int, an eagle, and [Hjndent from its neck by 
 a ribbon an escutcheon charged with a balance. Motto 
 — "Supra nives et rupes." Married, firstly, 1854, Lucy, 
 who d. i860, dau. of George Martineau of Tulse Hill ; 
 secondly, 1861, Bertha, dau. of Thomas Lombe Taylor of 
 Starston, Norfolk. Residence — Saxholm Bassett, Hants. 
 Chambers— f>*fl Royal Courts of Justice, W.C. Club — 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 Sir FREDERICK WILLS, ist Baronet (Feb. 15, 1897), 
 of Manor Heath, Bournemouth, Hants, and of Northmoor, 
 Dulverton, Somerset. J. P., M.P. for North Bristol since 
 1900. Bom Nov. 21, 1838, being the son of the late Henry 
 Overton Wills of Bristol, by his wife Isabella, dau. of 
 William and Isabella Board of Bristol. Armorial bearings 
 — Gules, three suns in splendour fesseways between two 
 griphons passant all or ; the escutcheon charged with his 
 badge or Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant from an annulet 
 or, a demi-grryphon gules charged with a sun in splendour 
 and holding in the dexter claw a battle-axe also or. Motto 
 — "Quo lux ducit." Married, July 3, 1867, Anne, eldest 
 dau. of Rev. James Hamilton, D.D,, of Stonehouse, co. 
 Lanark ; and has Issue — (i) Arthur James Hamilton, Esq., 
 b. May I, 1868 \m., July 15, 1895, Evelyn M'Donald, 
 youngest dau. of Philip Albert Myburgh, K.C., and has a 
 dau., Evelyn Irene Hamilton]; (2) Gilbert Alan Hamilton 
 Wills. Esq., b. March 28, 1880; (3) Frederick Noel Hamil- 
 ton Wills, Esq., b. Feb. 25, 1887; Edith Annie Hamilton ; 
 Margaret Hamilton ; and Kathleen Mary Christina Hamil- 
 ton. Residence — 9 Kensington Palace Gardens, W. Club 
 — Reform. 
 
 WILLIAM ARTHUR WILLS, Gentleman. Bom 
 
 , being the son of the late William Myers Wills of 
 
 Lancaster Road, West Norwood. Armorial bearings- 
 Argent, gutt6e-de-poix, three gyphons passant in pale sable, 
 between two fiaunches of the last, each charged with a 
 chevron argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 Uf)on a wreath of the colours, a demi-gryphon azure, gorged 
 with a collar gemel argent, holding in the dexter claw a 
 battle-axe erect proper, and resting the sinister on an escut- 
 cheon of the second, charged with a quatrefoil vert. Motto 
 — "Sursum." 
 
 Sir WILLIAM HENRY WILLS, 1st Baronet (Aug. 
 12, 1893), of Blagdon, Somerset, of East Court, Isle of 
 Thanet, and of Hyde Park Gardens, London, J. P. and 
 D.L. Somerset, J. P. Kent and Bristol, High Sheriff 
 1877-78, M.P. for Coventry 1880-85, and for East Bristol 
 1895-1900. Bom Sept. i, 1830, being the younger but only 
 surviving son of the late William Day Wills of Portland 
 Square, Bristol, by his wife Mary, third dau. of Robert 
 Steven of Glasgow, and of Camberwell, Surrey. Ar- 
 morial bearing^ — Gules, three suns in splendour fessewise, 
 between two gryphons passant all or; the escutcheon 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling 
 gules and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from an annulet or, a demi-gryphon gules, charged with a 
 sun in splendour, and holding in the dexter claw a battle- 
 axe also or. Motto — " As God wills." Married, ]a.n. 11, 
 1853, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of John Stancomb of The 
 Prospect, Trowbridge, Wilts. She died Feb. 10, 1896. 
 Residences — Coomlos Lodge, Blagdon, Somerset ; East 
 Court, St. Laurence-on-Sea, Thanet. Town residence — 
 as Hyde Park Gardens, W. Clubs— Refotm, National 
 Liberal, Royal Thames Yacht. 
 
 ARTHUR PAKENHAM WILLS-SANDFORD. Gen- 
 tleman. Bom 1856, being the eldest son of the late William 
 Sandford Wills-Sandford, Esq., J. P., of Garryglass, Queen's 
 Co., by Julia his wife, youngest dau. of William Foster of 
 Stourton Court, Worcestershire. Club — Arthur's. Armo- 
 rial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, per chevron or and 
 
 ermine, in chief two boars' heads erased sable, langued 
 gnles (for Sandford) ; 2 and 3 argent, three griffins jiassant 
 in pale sable, a l>ordiire of the second, liczant^e. Mantling 
 sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. out of a ducal coronet, 
 a boar's head and neck or, langued gules (for S.indford) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-gritnn segreant sable, 
 holding in the claws a battle-axe proper (for Wills). Motto 
 — "Cor unum via una." A'j/afe— Garryglass, Queen's Co. 
 Postal address — 'Ilie Priory House, Sherborne, Dorset. 
 
 THOMAS GEORGE WILLS-SANDFORD, Gentle- 
 man. Bom 1879, being the son of the late William Robert 
 Wills-Sandford, Esq., of Willsgrove and Castlerea, J. P., 
 Capt. 2nd Dragoons, by his wife Adelaide Elizabeth, 2nd 
 dau. of the late Henry Jephson of Glenbrook, co. Wicklow 
 (and grand-dan. of Sir Philip Crampton, Bart.). Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms: Quarterly i and 4, per 
 
 chevron or and ermine, in chief two boars' heads erased 
 sable, langued gules (for Sandford) ; 2 and 3 argent, three 
 griffins passant in pale sable within a border of the second 
 bezantte (for Wills). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crests, i. from a ducal coronet a boar's head 
 and neck or, langued gules (for Sandford) ; 2. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin segreant sable, holding 
 in his claws a battle-axe proper. Mottoes — "Cor unum via 
 una," " Patria et amicus." Seats — Castlerea and Wills- 
 grove, CO. Roscommon. Club — Isthmian. 
 
 WILLS -SANDFORD -WILLS (R.L., 12 Jan. 1889, 
 U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, argent, three griffins passant 
 in pale sable within a bordure of the second, bezant^e 
 (Wills); 2 and 3, per chevron or and ermine, in chief two 
 boar's heads erased sable, langued gules (Sandford). 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crests— i. on a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-griffin segreant sable, holding in his 
 claws a battle-axe proper (Wills) ; 2. out of a ducal coronet, 
 a bear's head and neck or, langued gules (Sandford). 
 Mottoes— " Patria et amicis" (Wills); "Cor unum via 
 una " (Sandford). 
 
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 1859), Esq. , of Willsprove and ('asllcrca, J. P. and D.L. 
 (lujjli SlicrilT CO. Kosconinion), /». 1817; d. 1887; 
 m. 1841, 'I'lieodosia lileanor ULiKiicn, d. of RoIm^iI 
 Iila>;don I laic of Aldeilcy, (ilos. ; i)y I.,i»dy 'riicodosin, 
 d. of 3rd l''ail of Mayo: — 
 I'^dward Wills-Sandford-Wills (formerly Wills-Sandford), 
 
 Ks(|., J.l'. CO. Rosconinion (High Sheriff 1904), fi. 1851; 
 
 M. 1889, Amy Henrietla, d. of Henry Guinness of llurton 
 
 Hall, Stillorgan, co. Dublin ; and has Issue — Lucy I'Meanor ; 
 
 and Mary Grace. Sea/ — Cashlicve, Hallinlough, co. 
 
 Roscommon. 6Vw*— Kildare Street (Dublin). 
 Godfrey Rolxirt Wills-Sandford, (ientloman [Arms (R.I.,. 
 
 1859)— Quarterly, i and 4, .Sandford as ab<jve ; 2 and 
 
 3, Wills as aVwve. Orests— i. Sandford ; a. Wills], *. 
 
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 Sir ARTHUR REGINALD THOMAS WILLSHIRE, 
 and Baronet (May 33, 1841), (apt. and Lii-ut.-Col. Scots 
 Guards (retired). Horn Nov. 23, 1850, Iwing the eldest son 
 of the late Gen. Sir Thomas Willshirc, G.C. B., 1st Bart., 
 by his wife Annette Letitia, eldest dau. of C'apt. Berkeley 
 Maxwell, R. N., of Tuppendence, Kent. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Per chevron azure and argent, in chief six crosses 
 pat(5e, four and two or, and in base, on a mount vert, a bay 
 horse caparisoned, thereon mounted a Beloochee soldier, 
 habited and armed, brandishing his sword, all profwr, a 
 chief of the second, thereon a representation of the fortress 
 of KliclAt proper, a canton gules, charged with a repre- 
 sentation of the badge of the first class of the Order of the 
 Dooranife iMnpirc also proj)er, Ixistowed upon .Sir T. Will- 
 shire by the King of Afghanistan, and impaling the arms of 
 Freeling, namely, per fesse indented or and gules, three 
 unicorns' lieads two and one erased counterchanged ; the 
 escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. 
 Mantling' azure and argent. Orest — On a wreath of the 
 coloms, a Caflre holding in the dexter hand an assegai in 
 bend sinister, point downwards, and supporting witli the 
 sinister three assegais, points upwards, all proper. Stip- 
 porters — On the dexter side, a soldier of His Majesty's 
 38th Regt. of Foot ; and on the sinister side, a soldier of 
 His Majesty's and Regt. of Foot, both habited and armed, 
 each holding in his exterior hand a musket, all proper. 
 Mottoes — Under the arms, "KhelAt;" over the crest, 
 "Caffraria." Married, July 22, 1891, Frederica Florence 
 Emily, youngest dau. of Sir Sandford Freeling, K.C.M.G. ; 
 and has Issue — Gerard Arthur Maxwell Willshire, ICsq., 
 b. Aug. 21, 1892. Jiesidence — Denham Lodge, Uxbridge. 
 Clubs — Guards', Wellington, 
 
 l)ctwe«n two mullets in chief argent and eight arrows in 
 saltire points downwarrls in base proper, feathered and 
 banded of the second. Mantling gules doubled argent. 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant 
 
 gules, charged on the shoukler with a star of six points 
 argent. MottO — " Semper vigilans." A/rt/-;/V</, 1866, Edith, 
 Hester, dau. of Henry Vickers of Holmwood, Sheffield. 
 Residence — Archer House, Sheffield. 
 
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 WILMER (H. Coll.; R.L., 1903). Gules, a chevron 
 vair, between three eagles displayed or, in the centre chief 
 point a mullet of the last. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an eagle's head couped 
 or, charged with a mullet gules between two wmgs vair. 
 Motto — " Expcrtus credo." 
 
 Sons of Stephen Moore, Esq., of Barne, co. Tipperary, 
 J.P. and D.L. (High Sheriff for that co. 1885, M.P. 
 therefor 1875-1880), b. 1836; m. ist, 1867, Anna Maria, 
 only d. and h. of Wilmer Wilmer of 24 Wilton Crescent, 
 S.W. :— 
 Randal Kingsmill Moore, Esq. (i/.v.). 
 Stephen Thom.as Wilmer, Gentleman, Lieut. i6th Lancers, 
 [assumed by R.L. , 1903, the name and arms of Wilmer in 
 lieu of his patronymic], ^. 1881. Kes. — 
 
 WILMOT, quartered by COKE, SITWELL, and 
 WILMOT-CHETWODE. 
 
 WILSON, see BROMLEY - WILSON, CARUS - 
 WILSON, MARYON-WILSON, NICWBY-WILSON. 
 RIMINGTON-WILSON, and TYRWHITT-WILSON. 
 
 Sir ALEXANDER WILSON, first Baronet (1897), of 
 Archer House, Eccleshall, Yorks, Master Cutler of Sheflield 
 1897, J.P. for W. Riding and for Sheflield. Hum June 28, 
 1837, being the fourth son of the late George Wilson of 
 Haughmill House, Fife. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Whitehall, 
 Scottish Conservative. Arms— Gules, a chevron wavy 
 
 ©Captain ARTHUR KNYVET WILSON, Royal 
 Navy, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, upon whom Her Majesty has conferred the Decoration 
 of the Victoria Cross. Born March 4, 1842, being the third 
 (and second surviving) son of the late Rear-Admiral George 
 Knyvet WiLson, by his wife Agnes Mary, daughter of the 
 Reverend William Yonge, Vicar of Swaffham ; created 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 1887. 67«(5— United Service. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Sable, a wolf rampant or, in chief a fleur- 
 de-lis argent between two bezants. Upon the escutcheon, 
 from which are pendent his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Honourable Order of the Bath and his Victoria Cross, 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 sable and or. 
 
 S ARTHUR MAITLAND WILSON, Esquire, of Stow- 
 langtoft Hall, in the county of Suffolk, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant. Born June 16, 1857, being 
 the eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Fuller Mait- 
 land Wilson of Stowlangtoft Hall, Justice of the Peace, 
 Lieutenant-Colonel West Suffolk Militia, Member of Parlia- 
 ment lor West Suffolk 1875, High Sheriff 1873, by his wife 
 Agnes Caroline, second daughter of the Right Honourable 
 Sir Richard Torin Kindersley. Armorial bearings— He 
 liears for Arms : Sable, a wolf salient or, on a chief of the 
 last a pale of the first, charged with a fleur-de-lis argent 
 between two pellets. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a derni- 
 wolf or, the sinister paw resting on a pellet charged with 
 
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 a rteur-de-lis gold. Motto— " Wil sone wil." Married, 
 July ai, 1880, Harriet Maude Isabella, eldest daughter of 
 ColuncI Sir Nigel Kingscote. Knight Commander of the 
 Most Honourable C)rdcr of the Biith, of Kingscote. in the 
 county of Gloucester ; and has Issue— (i) Henry Maitland 
 Wilson, Gentleman, and Lieut. Rifle llrigade. b. Sept. 5, 
 
 Arthur Bromby Wilson-Barkworth [to whom refer]. Estates \ 
 — The Grange, Melton, in the parish of Welton, in the 1 
 
 county of York. Postal address — The Grange, Melton, j 
 Brough, East Riding, Yorkshire. 
 
 GEORGE ORR WILSON, Gentleman, third son ofj 
 William Wilson of Larkhill, co. Dublin. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, a wolf rampant, within an orle of mullets or ' 
 and thistles proper, a mullet for difference. Mantling I 
 sable doubled or; and upon a wreath of his liveries is] 
 placed for Crest, a demi-wolf as in the arms ; and in an } 
 escroll above this Motto, " Res non verba." Seat — Danar- 
 dagh, Blackrock, co. Dublin. 
 
 S GORDON CHESNEY WILSON, Esquire, M.V.O.,] 
 Capt. R.H.G. (Blue). Born Aug. i, 1865, being the] 
 
 1881 ; (2) Nigel Maitland Wilson, Gentleman, b. April 6, 
 1884 ; (3) Reginald Maitland Wilson, Gentleman, b. Jan. 
 17, 1889. Seat — Stowlangtoft Hall, near Bury St. Ed- 
 munds, in the county of Suffolk. 
 
 DARCY BRUCE WILSON, Esquire, of Seacroft Hall, 
 in the county of York, Justice of the Peace. Born June 
 17, 1851, being the second but eldest surviving son of the 
 late John Wilson, Esquire, of Seacroft Hall, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, by his wife Anna Maria 
 Isabella, daughter of Roderick Macleod of Cadboll, in the 
 county of Ross, Member of Parliament. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Per pale argent and azure, 
 on a fesse cotised three lions' gambs erased fesseways all 
 counterchanged, in the dexter chief quarter a wolfs head 
 erased sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, up)on a wreath of the colours, on a mount vert, 
 a lion's gamb erased fesseways argent in front of a lion's head 
 couped erminois. 6Va/— Seacroft Hall, near Leeds. 
 
 EDWARD SHIMELLS WILSON, Gentleman, son of 
 James Wilson, by his wife Mary, daughter of William 
 Shimells. Armorialbearings— He bears for Arms: Sable, 
 a wolf rampant between two estoiies in fesse and a fasces 
 in chief fessewise all argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a demi-wolf sable, gorged with a collar 
 gemel, a fasces argent. Married Frances Mary, daughter 
 of the late Reverend John Healy Bromby, Vicar of Hull, 
 and Master of the Charter House there ; and has Issue— 
 
 eldest son of the late Sir Samuel Wilson of Ercildoune, 
 Victoria, Australia, by his wife Jeanne, dau. of the Hon. 
 
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 William Campbell, Member of the Legislative Council of 
 Victoria. Armorial bearing^ — Per pale sable and gules, 
 a wolf rampant or, charged on the shoulder with an estoile 
 gules, between four mullets in cross of the third, on a 
 chief of the last, a representation of the end elevation 
 of the Wilson Hall of the Melbourne University between 
 two salmon naiant proper, and impaling the arms of Spencer- 
 Churchill, namely, quarterly i and 4, sable, a lion rampant 
 argent, on a canton of the last, a cross gules (for Churchill) ; 
 2 and 3, quarterly argent and gules, in the second and third 
 quarters a fret or, over all, on a bend sable, three escallops 
 of the field (for Spencer). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a Mantling sable and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion or, charged on the shoulder with an estoile gules, and 
 resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon per pale sable and 
 gules, thereon a wolfs head erased also or; with the Motto, 
 "Semper vigilans." Married, 1891, Lady Sarah Isabella 
 Augusta Spencer-Churchill, dau. of the Most Noble the 
 7th Duke of Marlborough. Seat — Brookby Hall, Lei- 
 cester. Cluds — Carlton, Turf. 
 
 Sir JACOB WILSON, Knight Bachelor, Member of 
 the Council for the county of Northumberland. Born 
 November 16, 1836, being the eldest son of the late Joseph 
 Wilson of Woodhorn Manor, in the county of Northumber- 
 land, by his wife Ann, daughter of Joseph Bowstead of Beck 
 Bank, in the county of Cumberland. C/z/iJ— Junior Carlton. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Vert, on a 
 cross argent, between in the first and fourth quarteis a 
 wolf salient of the last, and in the second and third 
 a mullet of six points or, a rose gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper, between four quatrefoils also gules. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a demi-lion sable, holding 
 between the paws a quatrefoil gules, a pomme charged 
 with a mullet of six points or; with the Motto, " Semper 
 vigilans." Married, April 23, 1874, Margaret, daughter 
 of Thomas Hedley of Coxlodge Hall, in the county of 
 Northumberland; and has Issue — (i) Albert Edward Jacob 
 Wilson, Esquire, born December 26, 1879 ; (2) Gordon 
 Jacob Wilson, Esquire, born July 2, 1882 ; Margaret 
 Beatrice ; and Marianne Mildred. Estate and postal 
 address — Chillingham Barns, Belford, Northumberland. 
 Londoti address — 3 St. James's Square, S.W. 
 
 S JAMES WILSON, Esquire, D.L. and J. P. for co. 
 Longford. Born July 11, 1832, being the fourth sur- 
 viving son of William Wilson of Larkhill, co. Dublin, by 
 his wife Rebecca Dupr^, dau. of Capt. John Mackay of 
 Elagh and Prospect. Armorial bearings — Sable, a wolf 
 rampant, within an orle of mullets or and thistles proper, 
 a martlet for difference. Mantling sable doubled or ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a demi-wolf 
 as in the arms ; and in an escroU above this Motto, " Pollet 
 virtus." Married, Oct. 2, 1861, Constant Grace, eldest dau. 
 of J. F. Hughes of The Grove ; and has Issue — (i) James 
 Mackay Wilson, Esq., J. P. co. Longford, b. Jan. 7, 1863 
 \m. Amy Alice, second dau. of Sir J. Senhouse Goldie-Taub- 
 man] ; (2) Henry Hughes Wilson, Esq., Capt. Rifle 
 Brigade, b. May 8, 1864 \in. Cecil Mary, dau. of George 
 Wray] ; (3) Arthur J. de Courcy Wilson, Gentleman, b. 
 Jan. 10, 1867 \m. Norah, dau. of H. Paine] ; (4) Cecil 
 William Wilson, Esq., Capt. 60th Rifles, b. June 1870; 
 Ada Dupr6 \jn. Capt. H. G. Powell] ; and Eileen Geraldine. 
 Seat — Currygrane, Edgeworthstown, co. Longford. Clubs 
 — University (Dublin), Royal St. George (Kingstown). 
 
 JOHN WILSON, Esq., J.P. co. Dublin, M.A. (Dublin). 
 Born 1826, being the eldest son of William Wilson of Lark- 
 hill, CO. Dublin, by Rebecca Dupr^, dau. of John Mackay 
 of Ely, CO. Tyrone. Armorial bearings — Argent, a wolf 
 rampant azure, on a chief indented of the last three estoiles 
 of the field. Mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf rampant 
 per pale mdented argent and azure. Motto — " Pollet vir- 
 tus." Married, 1850, Francis Patience, dau. of the Rev. 
 Edward Nangle ; and has, with other Issue — William Ed- 
 ward Wilson, Esq., J. P., b. 1851 \rn., 1886, Ada, third dau. 
 of Capt. Robert C. Granville of Langbrook, Havant, Hants]. 
 Seat — Daramona, Streete, co. Westmeath. 
 
 JOHN ALEXANDER WILSON, Esquire, Capt. Auck- 
 
 land Militia, Judge of the Native Land Court, of the Appel- 
 late Court, and of the Validation Court in New Zealand. 
 Born 1829, being the eldest son of the Rev. John Alexander 
 Wilson and his wife Anne Catherine, second dau. of Major 
 Francis Hawker, 12th Dragoons. Armorial bearings — 
 Party per pale indented sable and or, three mullets of eight 
 points in chevron, between as many lions' ganibs erect and 
 erased, all counterchanged. Mantling sable and or. Crest 
 — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of a lion's gamb 
 erect and erased per pale indented sable and or, a mullet of 
 eight points between two annulets fesseways gold. Motto 
 — " Wary and Trusty." Married, Nov. 20, 1855, Anne 
 Lydia, third dau. of the late Captain Digby Dent, R.N. ; 
 and has Issue — (i) John Alexander Wilson, b. Sept. 9, 
 1856; (2) Charles Hawker Wilson, b. Aug. 7, i86o; (3) 
 George Digby Wilson, b. Dec. 28, 1867 ; (4) James 
 Kitchener Wilson, b. Nov. 24, 1870 ; (5) Lyell Newton 
 Wilson, b. May 17, 1875 ; (6) Wyvern Wilson, b. Dec. 
 17, 1876 ; Julia Frances ; Alice Lydia ; Lily Anne ; Ethel 
 Catherine ; and Ida Mildred. Postal address — Oakleigh, 
 Grafton Road, Auckl'ind, New Zealand. 
 
 The Reverend JOSEPH BOWSTEAD WILSON, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts of the University 
 of Cambridge (Pembroke College), Fellow of the Society 
 of Antiquaries, Rector of Knightwick, in the county 
 of Worcester. Born May 26, 1841, being the third 
 and youngest son of Joseph Wilson of Woodhorn Manor, 
 in the county of Northumberland, by his wife Anne, 
 eldest daughter of Joseph Bowstead of Beck Bank, in 
 the county of Cumberland. Armorial bearings — Vert, on 
 
 a cross argent, between in the first and fourth quarters a 
 wolf salient of the last, and in the second and third a 
 mullet of six points or, a rose gules, barbed and seeded 
 proper, between four quatrefoils also gules, in the dexter 
 chief a crescent or for difference. Mantling vert and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 demi-lion sable, holding between the paws a quatrefoil 
 gules, a pomm^e charged with a mullet of six points or ; 
 withtheMotto, "Semper vigilans." Afarr/erf, June 30, 1881, 
 Catherine Eliza, younger daughter of the late Thomas 
 Rowley Hill, Member of Parliament, of St. Catherine's 
 Hill, in the county of Worcester; and has Issue — (i) 
 Thomas Bowstead Wilson, Gentleman, born August 15, 
 1882 ; (2) Humphrey Bowstead Wilson, Gentleman, born 
 November 1, 1883 ; Valence Mary ; Katharine Muriel ; 
 and Olivia Margaret. Postal address — Knightwick Rectory, 
 Worcester. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
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 SiK MATHEW WHARTON WILSON, and Baronel 
 (Nfarch i6, 1874), I. P. for co. Gloucester and the W. R. of 
 York, /ferw March ao, 1827, bein^ the son of Sir Matthew 
 Wilson, ist liart., by his wife Sophia Louisa ICnierson, dau. 
 and heir of Sir Wharton Amcotts, Hart., of Kettlethorpe, 
 ca Lincoln. Armorial beaiingi— Sable, a wolf rampant 
 or, gorged with a collar gcmel of the field, between four 
 mulkts of six points, three in chief and one in base of 
 the second, the escutcht-on charged with his badge of 
 Ulster asa liaronet. Mantling siible and or. Crest— On 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf or, gorged with a collar 
 gemel sable, resting the sinister paw on an escutcheon of 
 the last, charged with a mullet as in the arms. MottO — 
 " Res non verba," Married, Nov. 13, 1850, Gratiana 
 Mary, only dau. of Admiral Richard Thomas of Stone- 
 house ; and has Issue— (i) Mathew Amcotts Wilson, Esq., 
 J. P., of Eshton, CO. York. b. Jan. a, 1853 ^w., Oct. 8. 1874, 
 Georgina Mary, eldest dau. of Richard 1'. Lee of Grove 
 Hall, CO. York, and has issue, Mathew Richard Henry 
 Wilson, Es(^., Capt. loth Hussars, b. Aug. 34, 1875 ; Robert 
 Amcotts Wilson, Gentleman, Lieut. R.N., b. 1882; Alex. 
 Thomas Lee Wilson, Gentleman, Sub.-Lieut. R.N., b. 1883; 
 Gwendolen Georgina Frances Mary [m., June i. 1897. Rev. 
 Arthur Victor Magee, son of the Archbishop of York, and 
 has issue] ; and Beatrice Maud [m., Nov. 29, 1898, Richard 
 Foulis Roundell] ; (a) Richard Henry Francis Wharton 
 Wilson, Esq., b. Aug. 18, 1855 [m., 1889, Annabella Mar- 
 garet, dau. of John Drummond of Ednam House, Kelso, 
 and has issue, Margaret Dorothy] ; and Gratiana Sophia 
 Margaret [«., Sepr. 9, 1884, the Rev. Henry Madan Pratt. 
 Rector of Sherborne]. Seal — Eshton Hall, Gargrave-in- 
 Craven, co. York. Clubs — Brooks's, Army and Navy. 
 
 ROBERT MACKAY WILSON, Esquire. Justice of 
 the Peace. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 Argent, a wolf rampant azure, on a chief indented of the 
 last, three estoiles of the field, a crescent for difference. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf rampant per 
 pale indented argent and azure; with the Motto. "PoUet 
 virtus." Postal address — Coolcarrigan, county Kildare. 
 
 Sir ROLAND KNYVET WILSON, and Baronet 
 (first patent, Jan. 8, 1858 ; second patent, July 8. 1858), of 
 Delhi, M.A., LL. M. , Barrister-at-Law, Reader in Indian Law 
 to the University of Cambridge 1878-92. Born Aug. 27, 
 1840, being the second son of Rear-Admiral George Knyvet 
 Wilson, R.N., by his wife Agnes Mary, dau. of the late 
 Rev. William Yonge, Chancellor of Norwich, Vicar of 
 Swaffham ; succeeded his uncle (by special remainder in 
 the patent of creation) in 1874. Aimorlal bearings — Sable, 
 a wolf salient or, in chief a fleur-de-lis argent, between two 
 bezants ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster 
 as a Baronet. Mantling sable and or. Married, Dec. 27, 
 1872. Christiana Whiting, dau. of Richard Phillips, Fellow 
 of the Royal Society. Residence— Zd Church Road, Rich- 
 mond, Surrey. Club — National Liberal. 
 
 THOMAS WILSON, Gentleman, B.A. (Lond.). Born 
 February 10, 1841, being the eldest son of Joshua Wilson 
 of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, by his wife Mary 
 Wood, only dau. of Thomas BuUey of Teignmouth, Devon, 
 and Liverpool, Newfoundland Merchant. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Sable, a wolf salient or, on a chief of the last, a 
 pale of the first, charged with a fleur-de-lis between two 
 pellets. Mantling sable and or. Crest— On a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-wolf or, the sinister paw resting on a 
 pellet charged with a fleur-de-lis gold. Married, firstly, 
 i866, Anne, eldest dau. of Joseph Brooke of BoUington, near 
 Macclesfield, Cheshire ; and secondly, 1872, Jessie, dau. of 
 Isaac Taylor of Stanford Rivers, Essex ; and has Issue (by 
 first marriage) — Theodora; (by second marriage) — (i) 
 Geoffrey Remington Wilson, Gentleman, Aug. 21, 1874 ; 
 (2) Harold Remington Wilson, Gentleman, b. Sept. 20, 
 1875; (3) Denis Medland Wilson, Gentleman, b. Mar. 28. 
 1884; Emily Remington; Anna Remington; and Rhoda. 
 ^.ff«. — Rivers Lodge, Harpenden, co. Herts. C/w*— Savile. 
 
 THOMAS NEWBY WILSON, Esquire, J. P. co. of 
 Lancaster. Born Sept. 17, 1839, being the only son of 
 Thomas Wilson of Lancaster, Attorney, by his wife Mary, 
 dau. of Myles Harrison of "The Landing." near Ulver 
 ston. Livery — Blue and silver. Armorial beailngs — Per 
 
 chevron sable and argent, in chief a trefoil between two| 
 mullets of six points, and in base a wolf rampant all { 
 counterchanged. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On: 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf ranipnnt f)cr chevron 
 sable and argent, holding in the dexter paw a mullet of six, 
 points argent, and resting the sinister on a trefoil slipped! 
 
 Ercildoune, Anakie. Victoria, Australia, and of 9 Grosvcnor 
 Square, London. Armorial bearings — Per pale sable and 
 
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 gules, a wolf rampant or, charged on the shoulder with 
 an estoile gules, between four mullets in cross of the third, 
 on a chief of the last a representation of the end elevation 
 of the Wilson Hall of the Melbourne University between 
 two salmon naiant proper ; the escutcheon charged with 
 his badge of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion or, 
 charged on the shoulder with an estoile gules, and resting 
 the sinister paw on an escocheon per pale sable and gules, 
 thereon a wolfs head erased also or. Motto — "Semper 
 vigilans." Residence — 
 
 WILLIAM SHEPLEY WILSON, M.A. (Cantab.). 
 Born 1838, being the son of John Wilson of Upper Toot- 
 ing, Surrey. Armorial bearings— Argent, a chevron be- 
 tween three spur-revels gules. Mantling gules doubled 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, an oak-tree 
 eradicated proper, fructed or. Motto — "Virtus sibi prse- 
 mium." Postal address — Tunbridge Wells. 
 
 WILSON (L.O.). Argent, a chevron ermines, between 
 two mullets in chief and in base a bear's head couped 
 gules, muzzled of the field. Mantling gules, doubled 
 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a talbot's head 
 erased gules, collared argent. Motto — " Semper Vigilans." 
 Son of James Wilson, Solicitor, of Weitlands, Falkirk: — 
 John Wilson, Esq., K.C., Advocate and Barrister-at-Law 
 (Inner Temple), Sheriff of Caithness, Orkney, and Zetland, 
 b. 1857 ; m. 1894, Lillias, d. of William Hartley of Com- 
 longan, Dumfriesshire ; and has issue — (i) Philip John 
 Conning Wilson, Gentleman, b. 1895; (2) Maurice James 
 Hartley Wilson, Gentleman, b. 1899; and Lillias Mary. 
 Res. — 9 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh ; Ashmore, 
 Bridge of Cally, Perthshire. Clubs — University (Edin- 
 burgh), Conservative (Edinburgh). 
 
 WILSON. Per pale argent and azure, on a fesse 
 cotised three lions' gambs erased fesseways, all counter- 
 changed, in the dexter chief quarter a wolfs head erased 
 
 sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a mount vert, a lion's gamb erased fesse- 
 ways argent, in front of a lion's head couped erminois. 
 
 Sons of Col. and Brig. -Gen. John Gerald Wilson, C.B., 
 J. P., D.L., b. 1841 ; d. 1902 ; ;«. 1873, Angelina Rosa 
 Geraldine, d. of the Hon. and Rev. Henry O'Brien 
 [brother of the thirteenth Lord Inchiquin] : — 
 Murrough John Wilson, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; m. 1904, 
 Sybil May, d. of Sir Powlett Milbank, Bart. Seat—Cme. 
 Hall, Darlington. 
 Denis Daly Wilson, Gentleman, b. 1878. 
 Frank O'Brien Wilson, Gentleman, b. 1883. 
 Gerald Geoffry Wilson, Gentlemen, b. 1884. 
 
 WILSON (L.O., 1901). Argent, a chevron between 
 
 three mullets gules. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of his liveries, a demi-lion rampant 
 
 gules. Motto — " Semper vigilans." 
 
 Only son of Walter Henry Wilson, Esq., J. P., of 
 Maryville, co. Antrim, and Belvoir Park, co. Down, 
 b. 1839 ; d. 1904 ; m. 1875, Sarah Elizabeth, eld. d. 
 of James Owen Wynne : — 
 AlexanderGeorge Wilson, Gentleman, (5. 1876. Estate — 
 
 Maryville and Cranmore, co. Antrim. Res. — Belvoir Park, 
 
 Newtonbreda, co. Down. 
 
 WILSON (H. Coll.). Sable, a wolf salient or, charged 
 on the shoulder with a mascle gules, in chief an estoile of 
 the second between two others argent. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf 
 or, charged on the shoulder with a chapeau, the front to 
 
 the sinister azure. Motto — " Res non verba." Livery — 
 Dark blue coat, brass buttons, dark blue and yellow striped 
 waistcoat, dark blue cloth trousers or dark blue velvet 
 breeches. 
 
 Sons of Henry Wilson, Esq., of Crofton Hall, Capt. 
 King's Dragoon Guards, b. 1806; d. 1869; m. ist, 
 1830, Mary (d. 1849), eld. d. of T. Hutchins; 2nd, 
 1853, Catherine Jane (d. 1856), only child and heiress 
 of John Cook, Esq., Capt. 2nd Middx. Mil. : — 
 Henry Smithson Lee Wilson, Esq., J. P. W. R. Yorks. , 
 late Lieut. 13th Light Dragoons and 15th Regt. , b. 1840 ; 
 m. 1869, Maria Christine, eld. d. of James GoxA, Bey, of 
 Smyrna, Asia Minor ; and has issue — Henry Christopher 
 Bruce Wilson, Esq., B.A. New Coll. (Oxon.), Capt. 3rd 
 Batt. K.O. Yorks. L.I., b. 12 Jan. 1875 [m. 1903, Alma 
 Marie, d. of Rev. Louis le Bouvier, Dutch Consular Chap- 
 lain at Smyrna ; and has issue — Yolande Christine Irene] ; 
 Florence Maria \m. 1890, Col. George P. F. Byng]; 
 Gertrude Dinely [/«. 1893, Harold Jennings White, B.A. 
 Cambs. , eld. son of the late T. Jennings White of Frog- 
 
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 morv IvOdgr, St. Albans ; and has issue] ; and Elfrida 
 Frances, A/a/— Croflon H;dl. nr. Wakefield. 
 
 John Hcnnikcr Wilson, Ivsq., late Capt. 5th Middx. 
 Mil., t, 1843; M. , Isabella Hall; and has issue — 
 Henry Wilson, Gentleman, d. 1873; Blanche Isabel [m. 
 CteorRc Hayes I\ucel; and Rosalie, /fes. — 
 
 lames liarcrave Wylwrne Wilson, Esq., Major 3rd Batt. 
 East Yorks. Rt^gt., i. 1856, /fes. — 
 
 WII^SON (H. Coll.). Sable, a wolf rampant or, guttd- 
 de-poix, between two estoiles f>alewise of the second, two 
 Haunches of the last, each charged with a mullet of six 
 points of the tirst. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-wolf or, gutl<5-de-poix, hold- 
 ing in the dexter (>aw a mullet as in the arms, and resting the 
 sinister on an escutcheon sable, charged with an estoile or. 
 Son of : — 
 
 George Hannway Wilson, Gentleman, d. . /ies. — 
 Longwood, Tor Mohun, co. Devon. 
 
 WII.SON of Bannercross (H. Coll.). Azure, two 
 chevronels argent, between as many mullets in chief of 
 the last, and a wolf salient in base or. Mantling azure 
 and argent. Orest — On a wreath of the colours, issuant 
 from flames proper, a demi-lion azure, gorged with a 
 collar gemel and holding in the dexter paw a mullet both 
 argent. 
 
 Son of the late George Wilson of Bannercross (eld. s. 
 of George Wilson of Haughmill House) : — 
 
 Wilson, Gentleman, 6. . Res. — East Keal 
 
 Manor, Spilsby. 
 
 Yr. son of George Wilson of Haughmill House, Milton 
 in Balgonie, co. Fife, b. 1800; d. 1868; m. 1826, 
 Isabella, d. of Henry Ralph of Strathmigle : — 
 Sir Alexander Wilson ist Baronet (26 Aug. 1897), J. P. 
 for Sheffield and W. R. Yorks., Consul for Chili at 
 Sheffield [Arms (granted L.O., 1897) — Gules, a chevron wavy 
 between two mullets in chief argent, and eight arrows in 
 saltire points downwards in base proper, feathered and 
 banded of the second. Crest — A demi-lion rampant gules, 
 charged on the shoulder with a star of six points argent], 
 b. 1836 ; m. 1866, Edith Hester, d. of Henry Vickers of 
 Holmwood, Eccleshall. Seat — Archer House, Eccleshall, 
 Yorks. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Whitehall, Scottish Con- 
 servative. 
 
 ARTHUR BROMBY WILSON- BARKWORTH, 
 Gentleman, Doctor of Laws of the University of Cam- 
 
 Frances Mary, daughter of the late Reverend John Healey 
 Bromby, Vicar of Hull, and Miisier of the Charter 
 House there ; assumed the additional surname of Bark- 
 worth, and the arnis of Barkworth (juarterly with his own, 
 by Royal License. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms: Quarterly i and 4, checjuy or and gules, on a liend 
 cotised .azure, an estoile between two lions ramjiant argent 
 (for Barkworth) ; 2 and 3 sable, a wolf rampant lx:tween two 
 estoiles in fesse and a fasces in chief fessewise, all argent 
 (for Wilson). Crests — i. up)on a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-lion argent, holding in the dexter paw a clarion, and 
 resting the smister paw on an estoile both gules (for liark- 
 worth) ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, in front of a demi- 
 wolf sable, gorged with a colLir gemel, a fasces argent (for 
 Wilson). Motto — " Esto quod esse videris." Marriea 
 Emily, heir to her father, George Barkworth of Thearne, 
 in the county of York ; and has Issue — Kenneth Arthur 
 Wilson - Barkworth, Gentleman. Estates — The Elms, 
 Kirkella, in the county of York. Postal address — The 
 Elms, Kirkella, near Hull. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY WILSON - FITZGERALD, 
 Esquire, of Inchoveagh, co. Clare, and Chacombe, co. 
 Northampton, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 CO. Clare, and High Sheriff 1882, Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Northampton, Barrister-at-Law. Bom April 
 22, 1844, being the second son of the late Richard Bassett 
 Wilson of Cliffe Hall, in the county of York, by his wife 
 Anne, second daughter of the late William Fitzgerald, 
 Esquire, of Adelphi, J. P., High Sheriff of County Clare 
 1842 ; and assumed by Royal License in 1872 the addi- 
 tional surname and arms of Fitzgerald, in compliance with 
 the will of his maternal grandfather. Livery — Chocolate 
 and buff. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 
 bridge, second son of Exiward Shimells Wilson of The 
 Grange, Melton, in the county of York, by his wife 
 
 ermine on a saltire gules, a boar's head couped or (for 
 Fitzgerald) ; 2 and 3 per pale argent and azure, on a fesse 
 cotised three lions' gambs fesseways, all counterchanged 
 (for Wilson), and impaling the arms of Stanhope, namely, 
 quarterly ermine and gules, in the centre a crescent on a 
 crescent for difference. Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a boar passant gules, bristled and armed or, charged with 
 a saltire gold (for Fitzgerald) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount vert in front of a lion's head erminois, 
 a lion's gamb erased argent (for Wilson). Motto — " Shan- 
 net a boo." Married, 1885, Isabella Olave, only daughter 
 of the late Russell C. Stanhope, Esquire, of Parsontown 
 Manor, in the county of Meath ; and has Issue — (i) Francis 
 
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 William Wilson-Fitzgerald, Gentleman, born December 8, 
 1886 ; and Olave Clare. Seat — Chacombe, near Banbury. 
 Cluds — New University, Kildiire Street (Dublin). 
 
 JOHN WILSON -HAFFENDEN, Esq. Born 1836, 
 being the eldest .and only surviving son of the late William 
 Wilson of Scarborough, co. York, by Mary, only dau. and 
 heiress of William Reed. Armorial bearings— Quarterly 
 I and 4, chequy argent and sable, on a bend azure, three 
 escutcheons of the first, each charged vk'ith a mullet of the 
 second (for Haffenden) ; 2 and 3 sable, a wolf salient or, 
 collared of the field, in chief a cross pat^e between two 
 estoiles, and in base an estoile of the second (for Wilson) ; 
 and on an escutcheon of pretence the same arms of Haffen- 
 den. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crests, i. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a gryphon's head erased 
 sable, pendent from the beak an escutcheon argent, charged 
 with a mullet sable (for Haffenden) ; 2. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a demi-wolf or, guttfe-de-sang, holding between 
 the paws a cross pat^e gules. Married, 1870, Charlotte 
 Isabella, dau. and coheir (with her sister Catherine Harriett 
 Caroline) of the late A. Haffenden (whose name and arms 
 he has assumed by Royal License) ; and has, with other 
 Issue — James Wilson-Haffenden, Gentleman, b. 1871. 
 
 HENRY BEVAN WILSON -SLATOR, Gentleman. 
 Bom Dec. 20, 1884, being the third but eldest surviving 
 son of the late George Warren Wilson-Slator, Esq., J. P. 
 CO. Meath, J. P. and D. L. co. Longford, High Sheriff co. 
 Longford 1877, by his wife Harriette Yokes, only dau. of 
 James Yokes Mackey, Esq. , J. P. of Scrippletown, co. Dublin. 
 Armorial bearing^s— Argent, a saltire azure, between four 
 trefoils slipped vert. Mantling vert and azure. Crest ~ 
 On a wreath of the colours, a lion passant per pale gules 
 and sable, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil slipped, as in 
 the arms. Motto — " Garde la loi. " Seats — Belville House, 
 Dunshaughlin ; White Hill, Edgeworthstown. 
 
 S WILLIAM HENRY WILSON-TODD, Esquire, 
 formerly Captain 39th Regiment, J. P. and D.L. for 
 the North Riding of the county of York, Member of 
 Parliament for the Howdenshire Division. Born April 17, 
 1828, being the son of the late Colonel J. Wilson, 74th Regi- 
 ment, of Roseville, in the county of Wexford, by his wife 
 Frances, daughter of the late Honourable John Robinson. 
 Clubs — Army and Navy, Carlton, Constitutional. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, argent a 
 mascle pierced between three foxes' heads couped gules, on 
 a border vert four martlets of the first (for Todd) ; 2 and 3 
 argent, on a chevron between three mullets gules, as many 
 pallets or, and upon an escutcheon of pretence the same 
 arms of Todd (for Wilson). Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a trunk of an oak-tree fesseways a fox sejant proper 
 collared or (for Todd) ; 2. out of a mural coronet or, a demi- 
 lion rampant gules, holding in the dexter paw a trefoil gold, 
 motto over, "Semper vigilans" (for Wilson). Motto — 
 " Oportet vivere." Married, 1855, Jane Marian Ruther- 
 ford, daughter and heiress of the late John Todd, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, of Tranby Park, and Halnaby Hall, 
 in the county of York, whose surname and arms he assumed 
 by Royal License in 1855, in addition to his patronymic ; 
 and has, with other Issue — An only son, William Pierrepont 
 Wilson- Todd, Esquire, born 1857, late Captain 4th Hussars 
 [married, 1887, Catharine Crawford, daughter of the late 
 James Russel of Blackbraes, in the co. of Stirling, and 
 has, James Henry Wilson-Todd, Gentleman, born 1891]. 
 Postal address — Tranby Park, Hull; Halnaby Hall, 
 Darlington. 
 
 S CHARLES RANALD DAYIDSON - WILSONE, 
 Gentleman, Lieut. 5th Yol. Batt. Argyll and Suther- 
 land Highlanders. Born Sept. 6, 1867, being the second 
 but eldest surviving son of the late Charles Henry Haldane 
 Wilsone, Esq., of Dalnair, Stirlingshire, J. P. for cos. 
 Stirling and Dumbarton, by his wife Fannie Marshall 
 Sarle of Westness, Orkney. Livery — Dark blue and white. 
 Armorial bearings (Matric. L.O. , 1777) — Argent, a 
 chevron between three stars gules within a bordure of 
 the last. Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest — On 
 a wreath of his liveries, a tnlbot's head erased argent, 
 langued gules. Motto — "Semper vigilans." Married, 
 April 25, 1886, Augusta Aimte Davidson, only child of 
 
 the late James Davidson of Balgray (second son of the 
 late James Davidson of Ruchill and Balgray). Residence — 
 Campfield, Glassel, R.S.O., Aberdeenshire. 
 
 WILTSHIRE, quartered by SLAUGHTER. 
 
 GEORGE WINCH, Gentleman, First Mayor of the 
 Borough of Chatham. Born Sept. 20, 1842, being the 
 fourth son of Edward Winch of Chatham and Eliza his wife. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, on a chevron between two 
 
 escallops in chief and an eagle displayed in base all or, an 
 ancient ship with three masts proper, sails argent, colours 
 flying of the first, between two roses of the last, barbed 
 and seeded proper. Mantling gules and or. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, an eagle displayed or, charged 
 on the breast with an escallop, and holding in each 
 claw a rose gules, leaved and slipped proper. Motto — 
 " Yive ut vivas." Married, Aug. 22, 1866, Mary Clarke 
 Bluett; and has Issue — (i) George Bluett Winch, Gentle- 
 man, b. June 14, 1868; (2) Richard Bluett Winch, Gentle- 
 man, b. July 5, 1869 ; (3) Edward Bluett Winch, Gentleman, 
 b. Aug. 27, 1873; (4) Arthur Bluett Winch, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 27, 1874 ; (s) Gordon Bluett Winch, Gentleman, b. 
 Dec. 26, 1876 ; Mary Bluett ; Eliza Bluett \in. the Rev. 
 Chas. John Todd, M.A., R.N.]; Agnes Bluett; and Laura 
 \fn. Frank Toller Whinney, of 46 Wynstay Gardens, Ken- 
 sington]. Estates — Wigniore, Gillingham, Kent; Hol- 
 combe, Chatham, Kent. Residence — Holcombe, Chatham, 
 Kent. Club — Junior Carlton. 
 
 WINDER, see CORBETT-WINDER. 
 
 CHARLES WINDHAM, Esquire, Capt. R.N., served 
 in the Abyssinian Expedition 1868, and with the Naval 
 Brigade in Ashanti War 1873-74, present at battles of 
 Amoaful, Ordahsu, and capture of Coomassie ; served in 
 H.M.S. " Monarch " during the Egyptian Expedition 1882 ; 
 landed with the Naval Brigade at Port Said ; Captain of 
 His Majesty's Royal Yacht " Osborne" since Oct. 26, 1896. 
 Born March i, 1851, being the eldest son of the late Lieut.- 
 Gen. Sir Charles Ashe Windham, by his first wife, Marianne 
 Catherine Emily, youngest dau. of Sir John Poo Beresford, 
 Bart., K.C.B., G.C.H., K.T.S., Admiral of the White. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron between three lions' 
 heads erased or. Mantling azure and or. Crest On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased within a fetter- 
 lock, both or, the bow compony counter-compony or and 
 azure. Motto -" Au bon droit. " Postal address — 
 
 JOHN WINDHAM, Esquire. Born March 24, 1854, 
 being the second son of Lieut. -Gen. Sir Charles Ashe 
 Windham, by his first wife, Marianne Catherine Emily, 
 youngest dau. of Sir John Poo Beresford, Bart., K.C. B., 
 
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 O.C.H.. K.T.S.. Admiral of the White. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Atun.". a chevron Iwtwcen three lions' heads erased 
 or. My"*"''g azure and or. Great— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lions head erased within a fetterlock, both or, 
 the liow compony counter-compony or and azure. MottO 
 — " Au bon droit. " Postal address — 
 
 REGINALD WINDHAM. Esquire. Bom April 11, 
 1864, being the fourth but third surviving son of the late 
 Lieut. -Gen. Sir Charles Ashe Windham, by his first wife, 
 Marianne Catherine Emily, youngest diiu. of Sir John Poo 
 Bcresford, Bart., K.C.B., G.C.H., K.T.S., Admiral of the 
 White. Armorial bearings— Aziu-e, a chevron between 
 three lions' heads erased or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 within a fetterlock, both or, the bow compony counter- 
 compony or and azure. Motto — " Au bon droit. " Postal 
 address — 
 
 WINDHAM (R.L., 2a May 1823, H. Coll.). Quarterly, 
 I and 4, azure, a chevron between three lion's heads 
 erased or (Windham, temt. Henry VI.) ; 3 and 3, sable, a 
 fessc dancetttJe argent, billet^, between three lioncels ram- 
 jKint reguardant of the second, each supporting an altar or, 
 flaming proper (Smijth). Mantlings — i. azure and or ; 
 
 2. sable and argent ; 3. gules and argent. Crests — i. on a 
 wreath of the colours (azure and or), on a fetterlock or, 
 within the double chain thereof twisted of the last and 
 azure, a lion's head erased of the first (Windham) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours (sable and argent), a salamander in 
 flames of fire projier (Smijth) ; 3. an eagle rising sable, 
 holding in his right claw a pen argent, issuing thereout 
 flames of fire set upon a wreath argent and azure (also for 
 Smijth. Gts. i, vol. iv. p. 24). Badge — A fetterlock or, 
 from the loop a twisted chain in orle of the last and azure, 
 encom[>assing a lion's head erased of the first (Windham, 
 temp. Henry VIII.). Mottoes— "Abon droit" (Windham) ; 
 "Qua pote lucet" (Smijth). Livery — XizxV. blue, yellow 
 facings, blue and yellow striped waistcoat. 
 
 Son of Capt. Joseph Smijth- Windham (formerly Smijth), 
 10th Hussars, b. 1792 ; d. 1857 ; m. 1824, Katherine, 
 d. of John Trotter of Dyrham Park, Herts : — 
 Ashe Windham, Esq. [assumed the name of Windham 
 only by R.L., 1888], b. 1830; m. 1859, Juliet Alexa, d. of 
 Col. Hugh Maclean, late Scots Guards, XVth Laird of 
 Coll, CO. Argyll; and has issue— (i) Ashe Windham, Esq. 
 (of Waghen Hall, Yorks. Clubs — Active Service, Albe- 
 marle, Yorkshire (York)), J.P. East Rdg. Yorks., B.A., 
 Capt. 3rd Batt. E. Yorks. Regt. , served in S. Africa 1900-2 
 (two medals, five clasps), h. 1863 \m. 1903, Cora Ellen 
 Sowerby, d. of late Capt. Henry Sowerby Middleton ; 
 and has issue— Ralph Windham, Gentleman, b. 1905 ; and 
 Joan]; (2) William Windham, Gentleman, Sec. for Native 
 Affairs. Transvaal, b. 1864 \in. Blanche, d. of Achille Titren 
 
 of Durban, Natal ; and has issue— William Evan Windham, 
 Gentleman, b. 1904; and Alba]; (3) John Windham, 
 Gentleman, b. 1867 ; and Katharine Jane \m. 1889, Major- 
 Gen. Hon. George Tall)Ot Devercu.x ; and has issue .cc 
 Devereux]. 5m/— Waghen Mall, Hull (Yorks). 
 
 George Smijth-Windham. Esq., late Major Rifle Brigulc, 
 served m Crimea and Indian Mutiny, b, 1833; m. 1865, 
 Clarissa Elizabeth, d. of I^rd Charles James Fox Russell ; 
 and has issue— (i) Charles Joseph Smijth-Windham, Esq., 
 Major Indian Army, Pol. Assist, in Foreign Dept., India, b. 
 1867 \m. 1893, Mildred Bayntun, d. of late John Bayntvm 
 Starky, of Spye Park, Wilts ; and has issue — Ashe Wadhani 
 .Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, #. 1894: and John Bayntun 
 Russell Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, b. 1897]; (2) Walter 
 George Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, King's Foreign 
 Service Messenger, late Lieut. Roy. Indian Manne, b. 1868 ; 
 {3! Claude Seymour Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, b, 1869 ; 
 (4) Edward John Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, b. 1871 ; 
 (s| James Ashe Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, b. 1873; 
 (6) Henry Steuart Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, b. 1873 
 (twin with his brother) ; (7) Arthur Russell Smijth-Windham , 
 b. 1874 [;«. 1901, Brenda Helen, d. of Gerald Hall, Esq., 
 J. P., of Anstey Manor]; and Evelyn \m. 1903, Francis 
 Hoof)er Rawlin] ; and has issue — Cosmo Windham Hooper 
 Rawlin?, Gentleman, b. 1904I. Res, — Bembridge, Isle of 
 Wight. 
 
 Joseph Charles Smijth-Windham, Esq., Lt.-Col. R.A. 
 (ret.), b. 1838 ; m. 1st, 1876, Emily Harriet (rf. 1878), d. of 
 Sir Claude William de Crespigny, Bart. ; 2nd, 1896, Frances 
 Helen, widow of G. Fordati ; and has issue (by first mar.) — 
 Katherine Emily ; Mary ; and (by second mar. ) Violet 
 Agnes. Res. — Ridgway, Farnham, Surrey. 
 
 Francis Wentworth Smijth-Windham, Gentleman, b. 
 1847; m. ; and has issue a son, ^. . Res. — 
 
 WINDLE (H. Coll.). Gules, on a pile between two 
 crosses pat6e in base or, three martlets of the field. 
 
 Mantling gules and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a stag's head caboshed proper, between two crosses patde 
 or. Motto — " Non omnis moriar." 
 
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 Sons of Rev. William Windle, i. 1818 ; d. 1899: — 
 
 Rev. William Edward Windle, Vicar of Ugborough, 
 Ivy bridge, i. 
 
 Ernest Windle, Gentleman, 6. 
 
 Percival Windle, Gentleman, l>. 
 
 Alfred Windle, Gentleman, 6. . Res. — Winstone 
 
 House, Compton, Wolverhampton. 
 
 Rev. Theodore Windle, b. 
 Sons of Rev. Samuel Allen Windle, B.D., Vicar of 
 Market Rasen, Lines,, b. 1827; d. i88o; m. 1854, 
 Sydney Katherine, d. of Vice-Adm. Sir Josiah Coghill 
 Coghill, Bart. :— 
 
 Bertram Goghill Alan Windle, Esq., F.R.S., Pres. 
 Queen's Coll., Cork, D.Sc, M.D., M.A., F.S.A.,late Prof, 
 of Anatomy and Dean of the Medical Faculty in Univ. of 
 Birmingham, b. 1858; 7n. ist, 1886, Madoline Mary {d. 
 1900), d. of William Hudson ; 2nd, 1901, Edith Mary, d. 
 of O. Nazer ; and has had issue— Laurence Alan Ignatius 
 Windle, b. 1896 (deceased) ; Dorothea Mary Katherine ; 
 and Honora Mary Florence. Res. — Queen's Coll., Cork. 
 
 Reginald Joscelyn Windle, Esq., M.B., Major R. A.M. C, 
 b. i860 ; m. 1893, Louise, d. of Ralph Dalyell Welch. 
 Res. — 18 Burlington Road, Dublin. Club — Naval and 
 Military. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Rev. Henry Edward Windle, b. 1834 ; m. 1858, Mira, d. 
 of Thomas Bates ; and has issue — Rev. William Henry 
 Windle, M.A. (Odiham Vicarage, Winchfield, Hants), b. 
 1859 [m. 1891, Mary Isabel, d. of Richard Hobbes Taun- 
 ton ; and has issue— Michael William Maxwell Windle, 
 Gentleman, b. 1892 ; Richard Henry Cairnes Windle, Gen- 
 tleman, b. 1894; Christopher Gervase Windle, Gentleman, 
 b. 1902 ; and Hannah Frances Mira]. 
 
 WINDLEY (H. Coll.). Azure, on a bend nebuly 
 erminois between two wolf's heads erased or, gutt6-de- 
 larmes, three fleurs-de-lis of the first. Mantling azure and 
 
 CO. Westmorland, and of Broughton, Sulney, co. 
 Notts; 2nd, 1862, Frances, d. of Edward Crosland : — 
 
 Rev. Thomas Wilson Windley, M.A. (Cantab.), Vicar 
 of All Saints, Nottingham, b. 1850; m. 1886, Clara, d. of 
 Rev. Francis Morse, Preb. of Lincoln and Vicar of St. 
 Mary's, Nottingham ; and has issue — Francis Morse 
 Windley, Gentleman ; Gladys Elizabeth Mary ; and 
 Ursula Marjorie Clara. Res. — All Saints' Vicarage, Not- 
 tingham. 
 
 John William Windley, Gentleman, b. 1852 ; m. 1900, 
 Margaret Bennie, d. of Henry Atkins Newell-Atkins of 
 Warrenpoint, co. Down. Res. — Sherwood, Nottingham. 
 
 William Windley, Gentleman, M.A. (Cantab. ), M. R.C. S. , 
 b. 1859; m. 1885, Katharine Barbara, d. of Lawrence Hill, 
 C.E. , of Hillhead, Glasgow; and has issue — Dorothy, 
 Katharine Muriel ; Elizabeth Marjorie ; Laura Frances ; 
 Mary Hill ; and Nina Catherine Jean. Res. — Colston 
 Bassett, Bingham, Notts. 
 
 Edward Crosland Windley, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; m. 
 1902, Florence, d. of Daniel Cloete of Newlands, Cape 
 Colony; and has issue— Rudolph William Cloete. Res. — 
 Clyst Hazel, Wynberg, S. Africa. 
 
 Rev. Francis Windley, M.A. Oxon., Vicar of Dethick, 
 Lea, and HoUoway, b. 1865 ; m. 1892, Ethel Justice, d. of 
 Henry Webb of Hartlip, Kent ; and has issue— Irene Stella 
 Justice ; and Frances Agnes Joyce. Res. — The Vicarage, 
 Lea, nr. Matlock, Derbyshire. Club — Westminster. 
 
 Rev. Henry Chadwick Windley, M.A. (Cantab.), Vicar 
 of St. Chad's, Gateshead, b. 1870. Res. — St. Chad's, 
 Gateshead. Club—'Ra.Xh. 
 
 WINDSOR, quartered by DUCKETT and CONYERS, 
 
 WINDSOR HERALD, see LINDSAY. 
 
 WINGATE (L.O.) Gules, a portcullis with chains 
 pendent or, a chief embattled of the last. Mantling gules, 
 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a wolfs 
 
 head erased or, gorged with a collar nebuly azure, three 
 
 fleur-de-lis also azure. Motto — " Stat sua cuique dies." 
 
 Sons of William Windley, Esq., J. P., of Fernleigh, 
 
 Nottingham, b. 1822 ; d. 1877 ; m. ist, 1849, Elizabeth 
 
 {d. i860), d. of Rev. John Wilson of Ravenstonedale, 
 
 doubled or. Crest — On a wreath of his liveries, a port- 
 cullis as in the arms. Motto — "Win." 
 
 Son of Andrew Wingate of Broadfield, Renfrewshire, 
 
 b. 1813 ; d. 1862 ; »2. 1845, Bessie, d. of Richard Turner 
 
 of Dublin : — 
 
 Sir Francis Reginald Wingate, K.C.B. (Mil., 1900), 
 
 K.C.M.G. (1898), D.S.O. (1889), has ist class Osmanieh 
 
 and Medjidie, the 2nd class Iron Crown of Austria, and 
 
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 ihe and class Stw of Ethiopia, served with Nile Exped. 
 1884-5 (nieiit. desp., medal, clasp, lironze star, 4th class 
 Mctljidie). at nctioas of Toski 1889 (ment. desp., clasp, 
 I).S.O. ) ami Tokar and capture of Afant 1891 (ment. desp. , 
 clasp to l>ronte star, 3rd class Medjidie), and with Dongola 
 Kxjieil. 1896. present at actions of Firket and Hafir (ment. 
 desp. , medal, two clasps), in Soudan cimpaign 1897 (clasp), 
 look part in the liatllos of Atbara and Omdurman and 
 Fashoda exped. (medal, two clasps, ment. desp., K.C.M.G., 
 and receive*! thanks of both Houses of Parliament), followed 
 up and finallv defeated the Khalifa, who was killed in the 
 tiattle 1899 (K..C.H., two clasps, and and class Osmanieh), 
 acted as Gov. and Oflicer commdg. Troops in Suakin Dist. 
 1894, A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1^7. A.G. Egyptian Army 
 and Director of Mil. Intelligence, Chief of the Sirdar s 
 Staff 1899, Sirdar and Govemor-Gen. of the Soudan since 
 1899, t. 1861 ; m. 1888, Catherine Leslie, d. of Capt. Joseph 
 Sp-orkhall Rundle, R.N. ; and has surv. issue — (i) Ronald 
 Evelyn Leslie Wingate, Esq., d. 1889; (a) Malcolm Roy 
 Wingate, Esq., i. 1893; and Victoria Alexandrina Cathe- 
 rine (to whom Queen Victoria was sponsor). lies. — 
 Stafford House, Dunbar; War Office, Cairo; The Palace, 
 Khartoum. Ciuis — Army and Navy, Beefsteak, Turf 
 (Cairo), Sudan (Khartoum). 
 
 WINGFIELD, see POWERSCOURT. 
 
 WINGFIELD, Baron, see POWERSCOURT. 
 
 WINGFIELD. Quarterly, i, argent, on a bend gules, 
 cotised sable, three pairs of wings conjoined in leure of the 
 field, with a mullet for distinction (for Wingfield) ; 2. 
 argent, a chevron between three ravens sable (for Rice) ; 
 
 jFlDEUTEiyPEDlEUi 
 
 3, gules, a lion rampant within a border engrailed or (for 
 Talbot); 4. argent, two chevronels azure between three 
 trefoils slipped vert (for De Cardonnel). Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle rising, wings expanded argent, looking at the sun in 
 its glory. Livery — Dark green coat, black velvet collar ; 
 for dress, yellow waistcoat. 
 
 Sons of Edward Rhys Wingfield, Esq., J. P., n I, , 
 of Darrington Park, Oxon., />. 1849; d. 1901 ; m. iM;i, 
 Edith Caroline, d. of the Rev. Peter A. L. Wood, 
 Canon of Middleham, Yorks : — 
 Mervyn Edward Georce Rhys Wingfield, Esq,, J. P. 
 Oxon., Hon. Capt. in the Army, Hon. Major 4th Glos. Mil,, 
 of and Life Guards, d. 187a. Seat — Barrmgton Park, Bur- 
 ford, Oxon. 
 
 William Jocelyn Rhys Wingfield, Esq., Capt. 19th 
 Hussars, d. 1873. 
 
 Charles John Fitzroy Rhys Wingfield, Esq. , Third Secre- 
 tary H.M. Diplomatic Service, d. 1877. 
 
 Maurice Ffolliott Wingfield, Gentleman, late Oxford L. I. , 
 i. 187^. 
 
 Cecil John Talbot Rhys Wingfield, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 King's Royal Rifles, d. 1881. 
 
 ANTHONY HENRY WINGFIELD. Esquire, J. P. for 
 CO. of Bedford, High Sheriff 1893. Born Sept. 8, 1857, 
 being the eldest son of the late George John Wingfield 
 (son of the Hon. Edward Wingfield), by his wife Sophia, 
 dau. of Philip Pauncefort Duncombe of Brickhill Manor ; 
 sister of late Sir Philip Duncombe, Bart. C/ud — Junior 
 Carlton. Livety — Dress: green, with gold facings and 
 aigrettes, white waistcoat, green plush breeches with gold 
 band, black stockings; undress: green coat, brass buttons, 
 plain white waistcoat, black trousers. Armorial bearings- 
 
 Argent, on a bend gules, three pairs of wings conjoined in 
 leure of the field, impaling the arms of Benyon, namely, ' 
 quarterly i and 4, vair^e, sable, and or, on a chief wavy of j 
 the last, an Eastern crown between two mullets gules ; a . 
 and 3 azure, a fesse dancettfe ermine, between three lions' 
 heads erased or, murally crowned argent. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 eagle rising, wings expanded argent, looking at the sun in 
 his glory. Motto — "Fidelite est de Dieu." Married, 
 Feb. 9, 1888, Julia, youngest dau. of the late Richard 
 Benyon of Englefield House, Berks; and has Issue — (i) 
 Anthony Edward Foulis Wingfield, Gentleman, b. Sept. 12, 
 1892 ; (2) Cecil Andrew Foulis Wingfield, Gentleman, b. 
 
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 address — 11 Queen's Gardens, Hove, Sussex. 
 
 Postal 
 
 CHARLES HUMPHREY WINGFIELD, Gentleman. 
 Born May 20, 1855, being the second son of the late Rev. 
 George Wingfield, Rector of Glatton, Hunts, J. P., by his 
 second wife Persis, dau. of Rev. J. Standly, Rector of 
 Southoe. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a bend gules, 
 cotised sable, three pairs of wings conjoined of the field. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a cap per pale ermines and argent, charged with a 
 fesse gules, between two wings expanded, the dexter of the 
 second, the sinister of the first. Motto — "Posse, nolle 
 nobile." Residence — 
 
 Sir EDWARD WINGFIELD, K.C.B., B.C.L., Assist- 
 ant Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies 1878-1897, 
 Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies 1897 
 to Feb. 1900. Born March 6, 1834, being the fourth son of 
 the late Jolm Muxloe Wingfield, Esq. , of Tickencote, Rut- 
 land, J. P. and D.L. , High Sheriff 1833, by his wife Catherine 
 Ann Harriet, only dau. and heir of Harry Lancelot Lee, 
 of Coton Hall, Salop. Armorial bearings — Argent, on 
 a bend gules, cotised sable, three pairs of wings conjoined 
 of the field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cap per pale ermines and argent, 
 charged with a fesse gules, between two wings expanded, 
 the dexter of the second, the sinister of the first. MottO 
 — "Posse, nolle nobile." Married, AY>ri\ 2, 1872, Mary 
 Georgina, eldest dau. of Ven. Archdeacon J. W. Shering- 
 ham, M.A. , Canon of Gloucester. Postal address — 40 Albion 
 Street, W. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 GODFREY LEE WINGFIELD, Gentleman. Born 
 Nov. 28, 1882, being the only son of Rev. Charles Lee 
 Wingfield, Rector of Welwyn, Herts, M.A. , Hon. Canon 
 of St. Albans, by his wife Mary Charlotte, dau. of the late 
 Colonel Frederick Blake, C.B. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a bend gules, cotised sable, three pairs of 
 wings conjoined of the field. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a cap jjer pale ermines 
 and argent, charged with a fesse gules between two wings 
 expanded, the dexter of the second, the sinister of the first. 
 Motto — " Posse, nolle nobile." Residence — 
 
 HARRY ROBERT SHAW WINGFIELD, Gentle- 
 man. Born Aug. 22, 1859, being the eldest son of Rev. 
 Harry Lancelot, Rector of Market Overton, Rutland, by 
 his wife Sophia Anna, dau. of Rev. Canon R. W. Shaw, 
 Rector of Cuxton, Kent. Armorial bearings — Argent, 
 on a bend gules, cotised sable, three pairs of wings con- 
 joined of the field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, a cap per pale ermines and 
 argent, charged with a fesse gules, between two wings 
 expanded, the dexter of the second, the sinister of the first. 
 Motto — " Posse, nolle nobile." Residence^ 
 
 SJOHN MAURICE WINGFIELD, Esquire, Captain 
 Coldstream Guards, F.R.G.S., F.Z.S. Born Feb. i, 
 1863, being the eldest son of the late John Harry Lee 
 Wingfield, Esq., J. P., High Sheriff 1871, by his wife Eliza- 
 beth Anne, eldest dau. of Maurice Johnson of Ayscoughfee 
 Hall, CO. Lincoln. Armorial bearings — Argent, on a 
 bend gules, cotised sable, three pairs of wings conjoined 
 of the field. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a cap per pale ermines and argent, 
 charged with a fesse gules, between two wings expanded, 
 the dexter of the second, the sinister of the first. Motto — 
 "Posse, nolle nobile." Seats — Tickencote Hall, near 
 Stamford, and Market Overton, Oakham, Rutland. Clubs 
 — Guards', Junior Carlton, and Wellington. 
 
 The Reverend GEORGE PRESTON KELSALL 
 WINLAW, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Morden, M.A. 
 (Camb. ), educated at Winchester College and at St. John's 
 College, Camb. Bom March 11, 1873, being tlie elder son 
 of the late Rev. William Winlaw, B.D. (Camb.), Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, Rector of Morden, co. Surrey , by his wife Jane, 
 dau. and heir of Preston Kelsall, Esq., late of Lytham, co. 
 Lancaster. Armorial bearings— Argent, fretty sable, two 
 salmon naiant proper, on a chief arched gules, as many 
 crosses patde or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — 
 On a wreath of the colours, upon a hillock vert three jave- 
 lins, one in pale and two in saltire proper, suspended 
 
 therefrom by a ribbon or an escutcheon sable, charged 
 with an acorn leaved and slipped also or. Motto — " What 
 I win I keep." Married, July 17, 1901, Minnie, youngest 
 
 dau. of the late S. J. Ashley of Kidlington, Oxon. 
 dence — The Rectory, Morden, Surrey. 
 
 Resi- 
 
 WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY WINLAW, Gentleman. 
 Born Sept. 20, 1874, being the younger son of the late Rev. 
 William Winlaw, B.D. (Camb.), Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of Morden, co. Surrey, by his wife Jane, dau. and 
 heir of Preston Kelsall, Esq. , late of Lytham, co. Lancaster. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, fretty sable, two salmon 
 naiant proper, on a chief arched gules, as many crosses 
 pat6e or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a hillock vert three javelins, one 
 in pale and two in saltire proper, suspended therefrom by a 
 ribbon or an escutcheon sable, charged with an acorn 
 leaved and slipped alsoor. MottO — " What I win I keep." 
 Married, Dec. 17, 1901, Vera Annie, heiress of William 
 Hall Russell Atkinson of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; and has 
 Iss7ie — Middleton Willoughby Winlaw, Gentleman, b. 
 Feb. 25, 1903. Residence — Hill House, Morden, Surrey. 
 Postal address — The Rectory, Morden, Surrey. 
 
 WINSTON, quartered by CONYERS. 
 
 WINTER, quartered by SANDERSON. 
 
 S JAMES SANDERSON WINTER, Esq., M.A. (Trin. 
 Coll. , Dublin), J. P. and D.L. forco. Meath, and High 
 Sheriff 1872, and High Sheriff of co. Cavan 1871, lateCapt. 
 Royal Meath Militia. Bom 1830, being the eldest son of 
 the late Samuel Winter, Esq. D. L., of Agher, by Lucy, 
 dau. of the late James Sanderson. Club — Sackville Street 
 (Dublin). Armorial bearings — Chequy or and azure, on 
 a fesse argent, a crescent gules. Mantling azure and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a martlet 
 or, charged with a crescent gules. Seat — Agher, Summer- 
 hill, CO. Meath. 
 
 The Honourable WILLIAM IRVING WINTER- 
 IRVING of Noorilum, Goulburn River, Moira, Victoria, 
 Justice of the Peace, Member of the Legislative Council for 
 
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 that Colony. A>n« in Scotland February 90, 1840, being 
 the second son of Jol»n Winter of Edinburgh, by his wife 
 Janet M;»rgnrct. dauRhter of John Roliert Irving of Bon- 
 shaw. in the county of Dumfries; assumed the additional 
 surname and arms of Irving. CJuis — Australian, Melliourne. 
 Armorial bearlngt— He l>ears for Arms : Qu-irterly i and 
 4, argent three holly leaves vert (for Irving) ; a and 3 
 che(|uy or and sable, a fesse argent, charged with a saltire 
 coupetl gtiles, two fliiunches of the last, each charged with 
 two trefoils slipped of the first (for Winter). Upon the 
 escutcheon is pLaccd a helmet Ijefitling his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and argent; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour, hold- 
 ing in the gauntlet a branch of holly consisting of seven 
 leaves and fructed all proper; motto over, " Haud ullis 
 labentia ventis" (for Irving); a. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a hind trippant argent, supporting with the sinister 
 forefoot a saltire gules, gorged with a collar flory counter- 
 flory, with chain affixed thereto and reflexed over the back 
 sable, and charged on the body with two trefoils slipped 
 of the last (for Winter) ; with the MoUo, "Sub sole sub 
 umbra virens. " Married'm Victoria, June 30, 1868, Frances 
 
 Amelia, daughter 01 William Drayton Taylor, Esquire, of 
 Timmering, Rodney, Victoria; and has Issue — (i) John 
 Irving Winter-Irving, Gentleman, born August 10, 1872 ; 
 (a) William Irving Winter-Irving, Gentleman, born January 
 4, 1876 ; (3) Oliver Irving Winter-Irvmg, Gentleman, born 
 September 14, 1878 ; (4) Cyril Nasmyth Irving Winter- 
 Irving, Gentleman, born December 30, 1886 ; (5) another 
 son, born November 13, 1890 ; Frances Irving [married 
 Dr. Henry Fitz-Gerald Powell] ; Margaret Irving ; Amy 
 Irving ; Elsie Irving ; Laura Irving ; and Florence Irving. 
 Estates — Stanhope ; Mount Scobie, in the county of Rodney ; 
 Noorilum, in the county of Moira; Tirrengower, in the 
 counties of Heytesbury and Polwarth, all in Victoria. Postal 
 address — Noorilum , Goulburn River, county Moira, Victoria. 
 
 THOMAS HENRY RICKETTS WINWOOD, 
 Esquire, M.A., of Wellisford Manor, in the county of 
 Somerset, J. P. for that county and for the county of 
 Cardigan, High Sheriff 1883. Bom Sept. 14, 1852, being 
 the eldest son of the late Thomas Henry Winwood, 
 Esquire, of Tyglyn Ayron, in the county of Cardigan, 
 J. P., High Sheriff 1856, by his wife Phoebe Anne, dau. 
 of David Henderson, Doctor of Medicine, of Montrose. 
 C/«*— Junior Carlton. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms: Gules, on a pile argent, between two roses in base 
 of the last, barbed and seeded proper, a cross botonny 
 
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 sable. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, 
 in front of an eagle's head erased sable, holding in thi- 
 beak a wreath of laurel proper, two wings s.iltiri\v;iv 
 argent. Married, July ii, 1878, Mabel Louisa I'my, 
 daughter of William Parry-Okeden, Esquire, Justice ol 
 the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, of Turnworth House, 
 in the county of Dorset; and has had lssue--(i) Thomas 
 Ralph Okeden Winwood, Gentleman, l)orn May 19, 1885 ; 
 (a) John Montague Winwood, Gentleman, lx)rn April 30, 
 1886; Marian Phoebe, died September 4, 1880; Gladys 
 Mabel (d. 1904) ; and Christine Mary. Seat — Wellisford 
 Manor, Wellington, in the county of Somerset. 
 
 STRAVERS BARTON WIRE, Esquire, one of H.M. 
 Lieutenants for the City of London, son of the late 
 David Williams Wire. Armorial bearings— Argent, five 
 mullets of six points in fesse, between two barrulcts azure. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-bay horse 
 saddled and bridled azure, the face and mane covered with 
 armour projser, resting the sinister foot on an escutcheon 
 argent, charged with a mullet of six points, also azure. 
 Motto — ' ' Vincet qui patitur. " Residence — Blakes, Lyming- 
 ton, Hants. 
 
 WISDEN. Per fesse gules and argent, a pale with 
 three falcons close, belled and jessed, two and one, and 
 as many quatrefoils, one and two, all counterchanged. 
 Mantling gules and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a falcon close, belled and jessed argent, hold- 
 ing in beak a trefoil slipped vert, between two roses gules. 
 
 leaved and slipped proper. Motto — "Virtus invicta 
 
 gloriosa." 
 
 Sons of Lt. -Col. Thomas Faulconer Wisden, Esq., J. P., 
 D.L. Sussex (High Sheriff' 1887), b. 1835 ; d. 1904 ; nt. 
 ist, March i860, Caroline Anna [d. 1869), ygst. d. and 
 coheir of Lt.-Col. Cornelius Cuyler Philip Mair of 
 Bognor; and, 1872, Edith Isabel, d. of Robert Moseley 
 Thomas of Calcutta : — 
 Thomas Faulconer Mair Wisden, Esq., Lieut, and Batt. 
 
 Royal Sussex Regt. , *. 27 Nov. 1866. Postal address — 
 
 Broadwater, Sussex. 
 
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 WISE (H. Coll.). Argent, three chevronels per pale 
 gules and sable, between four fleurs-des-lis, three in chief 
 and one in base of the last. Mantling gules and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a Cornish chough 
 proper, charged with three chevronels or, holding in the 
 beak three trefoils slipped vert, and resting the dexter claw 
 on a fleur-de-lis or. 
 
 Son of Samuel Wise of the North Lodge, Ripon, 
 d. d. m. : — 
 
 Francis Dickson Wise, Gentleman, Clerk of the Peace for 
 the Liberty of Ripon, and Registrar of Ripon Diocese, 
 b. ; m. 1891, Mary Ellen, eld. d. of late Thomas 
 
 Dugdale of Cross Hill, Blackburn. Res. — The Red House, 
 Ripon. 
 
 WISE (H. Coll., 1720). Sable, three chevronels ermine, 
 between as many adders erect or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant argent, holding in the paw a rose-branch proper, 
 in the mouth a snake vulnerating him in the shoulder and 
 entwined about the body vert. Motto — " Conserva me 
 Domine." Livery — Drab, green collar and cuffs, green and 
 white striped waistcoat, silver buttons. 
 
 Sons of Henry Christopher Wise, Esq. , of Woodcote, 
 J. P., D.L. , M.P. for South Warwickshire, and Major 
 Warwicksh. Yeo. Cav., b. 1806; d ; m. ist, 1828, 
 Harriet, d. of Sir Gray Skipwith, 3rd Bart. ; 2nd, 1863, 
 Jane Harriet, d. of Sir Edward Cromwell Disbrowe, 
 G.C.M.G. :— 
 Augustus Wise, Gentleman, b. 1840. Res. — 
 Henry Edward Disbrowe Wise, Gentleman, b. 1868. 
 Res. — Walton Hall, Burton-on-Trent. 
 
 Sons of Matthew Wise, Esq., of Shrubland, Leam- 
 ington, J. P., D.L., b. 1802; d. 1864: m. 1834, 
 Elizabeth, d. of William Staunton of Longbridge, 
 Warw. : — 
 Rev. William George Wise, M.A., Vicar of St. John the 
 Baptist, Leamington, b. 1851 ; m. 1900, Anne Mary, d. of 
 Rev. W. Wilson of Over Norton, Oxon. 5m/— Shrubland 
 Hall, Leamington. Club— ]\inior Constitutional. 
 Henry Edward Wise, M.A., b. 1856. Res. — 
 
 WILLIAM THOMAS WISEMAN, Gentleman, 
 D.D., LL.D. (U.S.A. 1893), Member of the British 
 Chronological and Astronomical Association, Pres. of the 
 
 60th century British-Ephraim Coll. and British-Israel Bible 
 Mission, Author of various literary essays, lectures, reviews, 
 poems. &c., F.R.G.S. (Life Fellow), F.B.P., Member of 
 
 the Society of Arts. Born May 19, 1837, being the eldest 
 son of the late William Richard Wiseman, by his wife 
 Elizabeth in^e Davis). Armorial bearings — Per chevron 
 sable and gules, on a chevron invected ermine, be- 
 tween two cronels in chief argent and a fleur-de-lis in 
 base or, two arrows chevronwise points upwards proper. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, the battlements of a tower argent, issuant there- 
 from a demi-man affront^e proper, vested, holding in the 
 dexter hand two arrows in saltire points downwards, and 
 resting the sinister hand on a trefoil slipped, and in front 
 of the man a fleur-de-lis all or. Motto — " Sapit qui Deo 
 sapit." Married, March 28, 1858, Ellen Eugenie (deceased), 
 fifth dau. of the late John Atkinson; and has Issue — (i) 
 William Wiseman, Gentleman, b. Feb. 14, 1859; (2) 
 Vincent Wallace Wiseman, Gentleman, b. Dec. 15, 1865 
 (deceased) ; (3) Victor Emmanuel Wiseman, Gentleman, 
 b. May 2, 1872 (deceased); (4) Walter Stanley Wiseman, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 21, 1874 [m., Dec. 9, 1899, Emily, 
 youngest dau. of the late James Bartlett, and has issue, 
 a son and dau.] ; Ellen Eugenie ; Florence ; Clara Maud ; 
 Lilian [»?. Frederick Henry Bartlett] ; and Grace. He 
 married secondly, Aug. 20, 1900, Catherine Home. 
 Estates — Property in Streatham, Lambeth, and Rother- 
 hithe, Surrey. Postal address — Canfield, 10 KnoUy's Road, 
 Streatham, London, S.W. 
 
 WISHART, quartered by HAMILTON and ERASER. 
 
 WISTANTON, quartered by GROSVENOR and by 
 TAUNTON. 
 
 WITH AM (Vn. Yorks., 1584). Quarterly, i. or, a 
 bendlet gules between three eaglets close sable (Witham) ; 2. 
 perfesse argent and gules (Wawton) ; 3. argent, on a fesse 
 gules, between three popinjays vert, collared and membered 
 
 of the second, as many escallops (Thweng) ; 4. argent, a 
 chevron gules between three popinjays vert (Cliffe) ; 5. 
 argent, a chevron sable between three cross crosslets gules 
 (Wycliffe) ; 6. argent, on a chevron sable, three stag's 
 heads caboshed of the field (EUerton) ; 7. azure, three bars 
 gemelle and a chief or, a canton gules for difference (Mey- 
 nell) ; 8. argent, on a fesse engrailed sable, three quatrefoils 
 or (Catterick) ; 9. chequy argent and sable, a bordure gules 
 (Catterick) : 10. argent, a bend between six martlets sable, 
 a crescent for difference (Tempest); 11. quarterly argent 
 and gules, in the first quarter a mullet sable (Massey) ; 12. 
 argent, on a bend sable, three covered cups of the field 
 (Rixton) ; 13. argent, a squirrel sejant gules cracking a nut 
 
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 proper (Morton). Mantling gules and or. Crest— Out of 
 R ducai coronet or. a demi-woman, her hair dishevelled 
 proper, in her dexter hand a gem-ring or. Motto — 
 "Oplimc merenti." 
 
 Sons of the late Robert Shaw James Maxwell-Witham 
 (formerly Witham), E^. . J. P.. D.L., of Kirkconnell 
 House, CO. Kirkcudbright, i. 1819 ; d. 1893; m. 1843, 
 Dorothy Mary, d. and h. of James Maxwell of Kirk- 
 connell : — 
 Lt. -Col. James Kirkconnell Maxwell-Witham, C.M.G., 
 I. P.. D.L., Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. K.O. Scottish 
 Borderers [Armi — Quarterly, i and 4, Witham ; 3 and 3, 
 quarterly i. and ilii., argent, an eagle displayed sable, beaked 
 and membered gules, on its breast an escochcon of the first 
 charged with a saltire of the second (Maxwell) ; ii. and iii., 
 azure, two crosiers addorsed in saltire and in chief a mitre 
 or (Kirkconnel)], ^. 1848. Seat — Kirkconnell House, New 
 Abbey, co. Kirkcudbright. 
 
 Robert Bernard Maxwell-Witham, Gentleman, 6. 1856. 
 
 /?«. — Kirkconnell House, New Abbey, co. Kirkcudbright. 
 
 Sons of Sir Charles Witham, Knt., R.N., 6. 1791 ; d. 
 
 1853; m. 1829, Jane, d, of John Hoy of Stoke-by- 
 
 Nayland : — 
 
 Thomas Maxwell Witham, Esq.,*. 1837. 5*a/— Stoke 
 
 Priory, Suffolk. Ifes. — 5 Gray's Inn Square, London, W.C. 
 
 John Davey Witham, Esq., i. 1839. Ifes. — Sydney, 
 
 N.S.W. 
 
 Phihp Witham, Esq., 6. 1842; m. 1878, Louisa, d. of 
 Marmaduke C. Salvin of Burn Hall, co. Durham ; and has 
 issue — Charles Witham, Gentleman, d. 1882. Seat — Sutton 
 Place, nr. Guildford, Surrey. /?es. — Whitmoor House, 
 Guildford, Surrey; 2 Hall Road, London, N.W. 
 
 WITHER, quartered by BEACH. 
 
 WODEHOUSE, see THORNTON-WODEHOUSE, 
 
 EDMOND ROBERT WODEHOUSE, Esquire, M.A. 
 (Oxford), M.P. for Bath, Barrister-at-Law. Bom 1835, 
 being the only son of the late Sir Philip Edmond Wode- 
 house, K.C.B. , by his wife Catherine Mary, dau. of the late 
 Francis J. Templer. Armorial bearings — Sable, a chevron 
 or, gutt6e-de-sang, between three cinquefoils ermine, and 
 impaling the arms of Bagot, namely ermine, two chevronels 
 azure. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm proper, vested 
 argent, and grasping a club in bend sinister or ; and 
 above it the Motto, " Frappe fort," and below the arms, 
 " Agincourt." Married, 1876, Adela, daughter of the late 
 Reverend Charles Walter Bagot, Chancellor of Bath and 
 Wells, and Rector of Castle Rising, in the co. of Norfolk. 
 Ciuis — Travellers', Oxford and Cambridge, Brooks's. 
 
 HENRY ERNEST WODEHOUSE. Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
 and Saint George, Police Magistrate and Coroner, Hong- 
 Kong. Bom 1845, being the son of the late Colonel Philip 
 Wodehouse, by his wife Lydia, daughter of Joseph Lea ; 
 created Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of 
 Saint Michael and Saint George, 1886. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms: Sable, a chevron or. gutt6e- 
 de-sang. between three cinquefoils ermine. Upon the 
 escutcheon, from which is pendent his badge as a Com- 
 panion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
 and Saint George, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter arm couped below the 
 elbow, vested argent, and grasping a club or ; and over 
 it the Motto, "Frappe fort." Married, 1877, Eleanor, 
 daughter of the late Reverend J. Bathurst Deane, Rector of 
 St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, London ; and has /wk? living— (i) 
 Philip Peverel John Wodehouse, Gentleman, born 1877 ; 
 (2) Ernest Armine Wodehouse. Gentleman, born 1879 ; (3) 
 Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, Gentleman, born 1881 ; 
 (4) Lancelot Richard Wodehouse, Gentleman, born 1892. 
 Postal address — Hong-Kong. 
 
 Colonel JOSCELINE HENEAGE WODEHOUSE, 
 Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, 
 Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
 Michael and Saint George, Royal Artillery. Born 1852, 
 being the son of Vice-Admiral George Wodehouse, by his 
 wife Eleanor Charlotte, daughter of Andrew Mortimer 
 
 Drummond ; created Companion of the Most Honourable 
 Order of the Bath, 1889; Companion of the Most Dis- 
 tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 1890, 
 C/«*— United Service. Armorial bearings — He Tiears for 
 Arms : Sable, a chevron or, guttte-de-sang, Ix-tween thrci- 
 cinquefoils ermine. Upon the escutcheon, from which are 
 pendent his badges as a Companion of the Most Honour- 
 able Order of the Bath and a Companion of the Most 
 Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a manthn^; 
 sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a dexter cubit arm vested argent, and grasp- 
 ing a club in bend sinister or ; and over the crest tin- 
 Motto, "Frappe fort." Married, 1885, Constance (who 
 died 1886), daughter of General Sir Charles D'Aguilar, 
 Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath. 
 
 S FRANCIS WILLIAM NICHOLAS WOGAN 
 BROWNE, Esquire, Col. late Comdg. 3rd King's Ow n 
 Hussars. Born Feb. 17, 1854, being the eldest son of the laic 
 F'rancis Browne of Castle Browne, Major 7th Hungarian 
 Hussars, Austrian service, by his wife Charlotte, dau. of Gen. 
 Baron de Keredern de Trobriand of the French army. Armo- 
 rial bearing^— Quarterly I and 4, sable, a chevron between 
 three cranes argent (for Browne) ; 2. per pale ermine and 
 gules a saltire counterchanged (for Stephens) ; 3. or, on a 
 chief sable, three martlets of the field (for Wogan). Mant- 
 ling sable and argent. Crest -Upon a wreath of tin- 
 colours, an heraldic tiger azure, maned. tufted, and armed 
 or. Motto — "Qui non ciconia tigris." Married, Aug. ii, 
 1879, Beda, third dau. of J. Costello of Fox Hall, co. 
 Dublin. 
 
 GEORGE WOLFE, Esquire, J. P. co. Kildare (High 
 Sheriff 1900), late Lieut. 8th Hussars, formerly Lieut. R. 
 Irish Fusiliers. Bom Dec. 16, 1859, being the second but 
 only surviving son of the late Theobald George Samuel 
 Wolfe, Esq., J. P., of Forenaghts and Bishopland, by 
 Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of the late Henry Moreland 
 Ball of Kersiebank House, co. Stirling, and Tipperkevan, 
 CO. Kildare ; succeeded his brother 1885. Livery — Green. 
 Armorial bearings — Argent, three wolves' heads erased 
 sable, ducally gorged or. Mantling sable and argent ; 
 and for his Crset, upon a wreath of the colours, a wolfs 
 head erased sable, ducally gorged or. Motto — "Pro 
 patria mori." Married, 1888, Emily Maud Mary, widow 
 of J. J. Leeman, Esq., D.L., sometime M.P. for York, and 
 only child of the late R. Smethurst, Esq., J. P. and D.L., 
 of Ellerbeck Hall, Chorley (High Sheriff 1874) ; and has 
 /wae— Emily Maud Charlotte. 5tfa/j— Forenaghts, near 
 Naas; Bishopland, Ballymore Eustace; Acomb Priory, 
 York. Clubs— Army and Navy, Naval and Military. 
 
 WOLFF (H. Coll. ). Vert, a wolf current proper, between 
 four escallops, three in chief and one in base or. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a mount 
 in front of a demi-wolf proper, charged on the shoulder 
 with an escallop or, and supporting with the sinister leg 
 an escutcheon vert, thereon an escallop also or. Motto— 
 " Res non verba." 
 
 Sons of Arnold Julius Wolff of Greenheys Hall, Hulme, 
 Lanes. , b. ', d. ; m : — 
 
 Arnold Holford Wolff, Gentleman, b. . 5^a^— Green- 
 heys Hall, Hulnie, Lanes. 
 
 The Reverend RICHARD ROBBINS WOLFE, 
 M.A., T.C.D. and Oxon., Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral, 
 Born Oct, 10 1819, being the second but eldest surviving son of 
 the late John Wolfe, Solicitor, of Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin, 
 by his wife Margaret, dau. of Mr. Bennet of Teniplemore, 
 Ireland. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Ar- 
 gent, on a chevron between three wolves' heads erased sable, 
 as many bezants, each charged with a cross moline of the 
 second. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased 
 sable charged with a bezant, thereon a cross moline of the 
 first. Motto— " Lupus non lepus." Married, June 20, 
 1848, Louisa Ann, dau. of Thomas Benson Pease of 
 Chapelallerton Hall, Yorkshire, formerly of Darlington, 
 Durham ; and had Issue— (i) Francis Richard Wolfe, Gentle- 
 man, b. May 5, 1849, B.A., Cambridge, and Ex-Scholar 
 Sydney Sussex Coll., Cambridge, Solicitor, Dublin [m. Aug. 
 
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 1888, Sophia R. MacMurrogh Murphy, and died April 18, 
 1890]; (2) John Edward Wolfe, Gentleman, 6. April 19, 
 1850 [m. Nov. 18, 1891, at Pernambuco, Mary Edith, dau. 
 of the late William George Fennelly of Pernambuco] ; 
 (3) Robert Ormston Wolfe, Gentleman, 6. Aug. 14, 1851, 
 rf. Jan. 30, 1852; (4) Walter Proudfoot Wolfe, Gentle- 
 man, i. May 16, 1862. 5if(2/.v— Arthington and Leighon, 
 Devon. Postal address — Arthington, Torquay. 
 
 SSiR JOHN WOLFE WOLFE -BARRY, K.C.B. 
 (1897), LL.D., Past Pres. Inst. C.E., F.R.S., Lt.-Col. 
 Engineer and Railway Vol. Staff, D.L. co. of London, 
 Member Senate, Univ. of London. Bor?i 1836, being the 
 fifth son of the late Sir Charles Barry, R.A.. by Sarah his 
 wife, dau. of Samuel Rowsell ; by Royal Licence dated Feb. 
 II, 1898, he and his issue were authorised to take the sur- 
 name of Wolfe in addition to and before his and their sur- 
 name of Barry. Armorial bearings— Or, three bars gemel 
 azure, over all a pale invected ermine, thereon a portcullis 
 with chains sable, the escutcheon being surrounded by the 
 ribbon, and pendent the badge, of a K.C.B. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a 
 gryphon gules, wings elevated and addorsed, barry of 
 six or and azure, in its mouth a rose argent, leaved and 
 slipped proper, resting the de.xter claw on a portcullis as 
 in the arms. Motto — " Boutez an avant." Married, 
 1874, Rosalind G., dau. of the Rev. E. E. Rowsell, Rector 
 of Hambledon, Surrey; and has Issue— {z) Bernard John 
 Wolfe Wolfe- Barry, Esq., b. 1877; (2) Kenneth Alfred 
 Wolfe- Barry, Esq., b. 1879; (3) Alexander Edward Wolfe- 
 Barry, Esq., b. 1882; (4) Eric Gordon Wolfe- Barry, Esq., 
 b. 1886 ; Rosalind Mary ; Ida Violet ; and Sylvia Grace. 
 Postal address — 23 Delahay Street, Westminster, London, 
 S.W. Clubs — Athenaeum, Reform. 
 
 WOLFERSTON, see PIPE-WOLFERSTON. 
 
 WOLFERTON, quartered by HEYWOOD-JONES 
 and WILLDING-JONES. 
 
 ARTHUR NAYLOR WOLLASTON, Esquire, C.I.E., 
 J. P. CO. Kent, Registrar and Superintendent of Records at 
 India Office since 1898. Born Oct. 14, 1842, being the 
 second son of the late Henry Francis Wollaston, Gentleman, 
 of Southsea, co. Southampton, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. 
 of Oliver Naylor of the Audit and Excise Office. Armorial 
 bearings— Argent, three mullets sable, pierced of the field, 
 and impaling the arms of Woods, namely or, on a mount 
 vert, a lion statant guardant in front of an oak-tree proper, 
 fructed of the first, a chief azure, thereon on a pale argent 
 between two circlets of the crown of a King of Arms also 
 of the first, a cross of Saint George gules, and pendent 
 below the escutcheon his badge as a Companion of the 
 Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire ; with the 
 Motto, " Ne quid falsi." Married, September 6, 1873, 
 Caroline Marianne, only daughter of the late Sir Albert 
 William Woods, G.C.V.O., K.C.B., K.C.M.G., Garter 
 Principal King of Arms ; and has Issue— G&rzlA Woods 
 Wollaston, Esq.,M.V.O. , Barrister-at-Law, b. June 2, 1874. 
 Postal address— Glun Hill, Walmer, Kent. Clubs — Junior 
 Constitutional, Northbrook Society. 
 
 WOLLEY, see PHILIPS-WOLLEY. 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES WOLLEY-DOD, J. P. for co. 
 Chester, M. A. of King's Coll. , Camb. , formerly an Assistant 
 Master at Eton, 1850-1879. Bom 1826, being the only 
 surviving son of the late Rev. John Wolley of Allen Hill, 
 by Mary, dau. of Adam Wolley of Matlock, co. Derby ; 
 and assumed the additional surname and arms of Dod by 
 Royal License in 1868. Armorial bearing^s— Quarterly 
 I and 4, argent, on a fesse gules, between three barrulets 
 wavy sable, three crescents or, and (for distinction) a canton 
 of the second (for Dod) ; 2 and 3 sable, a chevron vairfe or 
 and gules between three maidens' heads affront^e, couped 
 at the bust proper, crined gold (for Wolley). Mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of 
 the colours, a garb argent, banded gules, environed by a 
 snake, the head issuing from the middle of the garb proper, 
 and (for distinction) a cross crosslet of the second (for Dod) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a man's head facing to the 
 dexter in chain-mail, couped at the shoulder proper (for 
 Wolley). Motto — "In copia cautus." Married, 1850, 
 Frances Lucy, only surviving child of the late Rev. Pelly 
 
 Parker, Rector of Hawton, Notts, and maternal granddau. 
 of the late Thomas Crewe Dod of Edge Hall ; and has, with 
 other Issue — Francis Wolley-Dod, Gentleman, b. 1854 [m., 
 1887, Annette Mary, dau. of F. F. Clarke of Aldridge 
 Lodge, CO. Stafford, and has issue, a son, b. 1890]. Seat— 
 Edge Hall, Malpas. 
 
 WOLMER, Viscount, see SELBORNE. 
 
 S HENRY WOLRIGE-GORDON, Esquire, M.A.,D.L. 
 and J. P. for co. Aberdeen, and V.D., Hon. Colonel 
 2nd Volunteer Batt. Gordon Highlanders, Barrister-at-Law. 
 Born May 14, 1831, being the son of Colonel John Wolrige 
 by Mary Ann his wife, dau. of David Knox, and added 
 after his marriage the surname of Gordon. Armorial bear- 
 ings—Azure, a fesse between three boars' heads couped or. 
 Mantling gules, doubled argent. Crest— Issuing from 
 an Earl's coronet or, a hart's head proper (for Gordon). 
 Motto — " Bydand." Married, May 27, 1856, Anne, 
 only child of Robert Gordon of Hallhead and Essle- 
 mont; and had Issue — (x) Robert Gordon-Gilmour [to 
 whom refer]; (2) John Gordon Wolrige-Gordon , Esq., 
 Lieut. -Col. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, b. Dec. 20, 
 1859 [m., April 1889, Isabel Harvey, only child of William 
 Hervey Woodhouse of Irnham Park, co. Lincoln]; (3) 
 Walter Gordon Wolrlge-Gordon, Esq., Major Black 
 Watch, b. Jan. 29, 1861 ; (4) Henry Gordon Wolrige- 
 Gordon, Esq., Captain Cameron Highlanders, b. Jan. i, 
 1863 [m.. May 9, 1895, Lady Florence Hay, younger dau. 
 of 17th Earl of Errol]; Mary; Anne, d. an infant, July 1864 ; 
 Ethel, d. an infant, October 1866; Edith; and Margaret, d. an 
 infant, Dec. 25, 1869. 5^a/— Esslemont, Ellon, Aberdeen- 
 shire. Town address— 53 Queen's Gate, S.W. Club— 
 Carlton. 
 
 S FRANCIS ALEXANDER WOLRYCHE- WHIT- 
 MORE, Esquire, educated at Eton, and B.A. of 
 the Univ. of Oxford, J. P. for the counties of Chester 
 and Salop. Bom 1845, being the eldest son of the Reve- 
 rend Francis Henry Wolryche-Whitmore of Dudmaston, in 
 the county of Salop [to whom refer], by his wife Isabella, 
 daughter of Captain Henry Bazeley of the Royal Navy. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 
 4, vert, fretty or (for Whitmore) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron 
 between three swans rising argent, a cross crosslet or in 
 chief for difference (for Wolryche), and impaling the arms 
 of Darby, namely, per chevron embattled azure and 
 erminois, three eagles displayed, each charged on the 
 breast with an escallop, all counterchanged. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling vert and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, i>pon the stump of an oak-tree sprouting to 
 the dexter proper, a falcon close also proper, beaked and 
 belled or (for Whitmore) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 an oak-tree fructed proper, charged for difference with a 
 cross crosslet gold (for Wolryche). Motto — ' ' Incorrupta 
 fides." Married, 1871, Alice Mary, daughter of the late 
 Alfred Darby, Esquire ; and has with other Issue — Geoffrey 
 Charlton Wolryche-Whitmore, Gentleman, born 1881. 
 Postal address — Dudmaston Hall, near Bridgnorth. 
 
 The Reverend FRANCIS HENRY WOLRYCHE- 
 WHITMORE, Master of Arts, of Dudmaston Hall, in 
 the county of Salop, Justice of the Peace, formerly Rector 
 of Quatt, Malvern. Born 1820, being the only son of the 
 Reverend Francis Laing of The Myrtle, in the county of 
 Gloucester, by his wife Mary, daughter of William Whit- 
 more, Esquire, Justice of the Peace, of Dudmaston ; 
 assumed by Royal License, 1864, on succeeding to the 
 estates of his uncle, William Wolryche Whitmore, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace, the surnames and arms of Wolryche- 
 Whitmore in lieu of his patronymic. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, vert, fretty or 
 (for Whitmore) ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron between 
 three swans rousant argent, in chief a cross crosslet 
 for difference (for Wolryche). Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert 
 and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon the stump of an oak-tree sprouting to the 
 dexter, a falcon close all proper, beaked and belled or (for 
 Whitmore) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, an oak-tree 
 fructed proper, charged for difference with a cross crosslet 
 gold (for Wolryche). Motto — "Incorrupta fides." Mar- 
 
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 ried, 1845;, Isabella, youngest daughter of Captain H. 
 Bazeley, Royal Navv ; and has Issue — (i^ Francis Alex- 
 ander VN'olryche-Whitmon-, Esquire [to wliom refer] ; (al 
 Malcolm Wolryche-Whitmore, Gentleman, torn 1849; (3) 
 the Ktverend ilenrv liaieley \\'olryche-Whitmore, Master 
 of Arts, Rector of Quatt, Malvern, in the county of Salop, 
 bom 1856 [married, 1881, Harriet Douglas, daughter of 
 Douglas Robinson]; and Isabel Ix>uisa [married Robert 
 Otter Barry]. Seat — Dudmaston Hall, Bridgenorth. Estate 
 and postal address — Dudmaston Hall, near Bridgnorth, 
 Shropshire. 
 
 WOLSDEN. quartered by BOGER. 
 
 SLiKUT. -General Sir GEORGE BENJAMIN 
 WOLSELEY, Knight Commander of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, Major-General command- 
 ing the Forces, Punjaub, late Aide-de-Camp to the Queen. 
 Bom 1839, being the fourth son of Major Garnet Joseph 
 Wolseley, by his wife Frances Anne, daughter of William 
 Smith, Esquire, of Golden Bridge House, in the county of 
 Dublin. Clubs — United Service, Army and Navy. Ar- 
 morial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, a talbot 
 
 passant gules, a crescent for difference. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon, which is surrounded by the ribbon of the Most 
 Honourable Order of the Bath, and pendent therefrom 
 his badge as a Knight Commander thereof, is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal coronet or, a 
 wolfs head proper ; with the Motto, " Homo homini lupus." 
 Married, 1867, Louisa E., daughter of William Andrews of 
 Monkstown, in the county of Dublin ; and has had Issue— 
 Garnet Joseph Wolseley, Esquire (died 1896). Postal 
 addresses— Meicain Meer, Punjaub, India. 
 
 S Major CHARLES BRADFORD HARRIES WOL- 
 SELEY-JENKINS, Major 19th Hussars. Bom 
 March 17, 1856, being the youngest son of the late General 
 Charles Vanbrugh JenWns, J. P., of Charlton Hill and 
 Cruckton, by his wife Annette Louisa Robertina, eldest 
 dau. of Horace Aylward ; and assumed by Royal License 
 the additional surname and arms of Wolseley, 1894. Ar- 
 
 morial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, barry of six azure andl 
 ermine, on a pile between three annulets or, a lion rampant j 
 regardant sable; a and 3 argent, a talbot passant gules,' 
 with marks of distinction ; and upon an escutcheon of pre- 
 tence the same arms of Wolseley, namely argent, a talbot 
 passant gules, a crescent for difference ; and for his Crests, 
 I. on a mural coronet sable, a lion passant regardant or, 
 supporting with the dexter paw an escutcheon ^rry of six 
 azure and ermine, charged with an annulet or (for Jenkins); 
 3. out of a ducal coronet or, a wolfs head proper, with 
 marks of distinction (for Wolseley) ; with the Motto, " Perge 
 sed caute." Married, June 16, 1885, Ada Frances Alice, 
 daughter of Sir John Richard Wolseley, sixth Baronet, of 
 Mount Wolseley, and has issue. 
 
 WOLVEDON, quartered by HORDERN and by 
 LONGUEVILLE. 
 
 WOOD, see HALIFAX. 
 
 M ALBERT WOOD, Esq., J. P. for co. Chester, and J. P. 
 
 and D.L. for co. Carnarvon (High Sheriff 1884, 1885). 
 Born 1838, being the second son of the late Henry Wood 
 of Chester, by Harriet, dau. of James Lomax of Dawstone, 
 CO. Chester. Club — Reform. Armorial bearings — Or, 
 three mullets of six points in bend between two bendlets 
 nebuly, the whole between three roses all gules. Mantling 
 gules and or; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, in front of a mount, thereon an oak-tree fructed 
 proper, three bezants. Seat — Bodlondeb, Conway. 
 
 ARTHUR HERBERT EDWARD WOOD. Gentle- 
 man, of Sudboum Hall, Orford, co. Suffolk. Born 
 April I, 1870, being the eldest son of the late Edward 
 Herbert Wood, Esquire, of Raasay, Isle of Raasay, in 
 the county of Inverness, and Newbold Revel, in the county 
 of Warwick, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant 
 for the county of Inverness, and Justice of the Peace for 
 the county of Warwick, Captain Warwickshire Yeomanry 
 Cavalry, by his wife Evelyn Anne, daughter of Major- 
 General Valiant. Livery — Oxford blue coat, velvet 
 collar, red vest, black trousers. Armorial bearings— 
 
 Per fesse or and sable, a wolf rampant counterchanged 
 between two trees eradicated in chief proper. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant argent, sem^e of 
 
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 buckles sable, the sinister paw resting on a shield also 
 sable, charged with a wolfs head erased also argent. 
 Motto — " Virtute et labore." Married, 1893, Mary Olive, 
 daughter of Major Bevil Granville, late 23rd Royal Welsh 
 Fusiliers, of Wellesbourne in the co. of Warwick ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Edward Guy Wood, Gentleman, 6. 1894; (2) 
 Richard Oliver Wood, Gentleman, 6. 1896 ; Evelyn ; Sybil ; 
 and Alice Ava. Seat — Sudbourn Hall, Orfofd, co. Suffolk. 
 Ciuis — Windham, Orleans. 
 
 S CHARLES HARCOURT GAM WOOD, Esquire, 
 Captain Yorks. Dragoons (Yeomanry), late Captain 
 15th Hussars, J. P. Brecknockshire and W. R. co. York. 
 Born Aug. 17, i866, being the eldest son of Captain Charles 
 Arthur Watkins Harcourt Wood, by his wife Maria Louisa, 
 n^e Eldridge, of Carleton, Yorkshire. Clubs — Naval and 
 Military, Wellington. Livery — Chocolate colour, scarlet 
 waistcoat. Armorial bearings — Sable, a bull passant 
 
 argent. Mantling sable and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a demi-lion rampant or, gorged with a 
 wreath. Motto — "Virtus incumbet honori." Married, 
 Jan. 22, 1898, Emmeline, eldest dau. of Hamon le Strange, 
 Esq., of Hunstanton Hall, co. Norfolk; and has Issue — 
 Beris Harcourt Wood, Gentleman, b. May 18, 1902. 
 Seats — Carleton Lodge, Pontefract ; Caer Beris, Builth, 
 Brecknockshire. 
 
 S CHARLES PAGE WOOD, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for 
 CO. of Essex. Born 1836, being the fourth son of 
 the late Rev. Sir John Page Wood, 2nd Bart., of Rivenhall, 
 Essex, by Emma Caroline, dau. of S. Mitchell. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly argent and or, the mace of the Lord 
 Mayor of London in pale between an oak tree on a mount 
 vert fructed proper in the first and fourth quarters, and a 
 bull's head erased sable, charged on the neck with a bezant, 
 in the second and third. Mantling vert and argent ; and 
 for his Crest, out of a mural crown argent, a demi-wild man 
 wreathed about the temples with oak fructed proper, in the 
 dexter hand an oak tree eradicated and fructed, and in the 
 sinister a club all proper. MottO — "Defend." Married, 1864, 
 Minna, dau. of the late Thomas White of Wethersiield, 
 
 Essex ; and has, with other Issue — Hatherley Page Woodi 
 Gentleman, b. 1869. Seat — Wakes Hall, Wakes Colne, 
 near Halstead. 
 
 SCOLLINGWOOD LINDSAY WOOD, Esquire, of 
 Freeland, in the parish of Forgandenny and co. of 
 Perth, J. P. and D.L. for co. Perth, J. P. for co. Pal. 
 of Durham. Born 1830, being the eldest son of the late 
 Nicholas Wood, by his wife Maria, dau. of Collingwood 
 Foster Lindsay, Esq. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, New 
 (Edinburgh). Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms: 
 
 Ermine, a wolf salient sable, collared or, on a chief of the 
 third three acorns slipped and leaved vert ; and impaling 
 the arms of Hotham, namely, barry of ten argent and 
 azure, on a canton or, a Cornish chough proper. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a wolf's head erased sable, 
 collared and ringed or, the collar charged on the band with 
 three oak-leaves vert ; and in an escroll above, this MottO, 
 " Loyal en tout." Married, ist, 1870, Dulcibella, 3rd dau. 
 of the late S. G. Barrett; and by her (who d. 1879) has 
 issue ; 2nd, 1882, Frances Charlotte Agnes, eldest dau. of 
 Beaumont Hotham, Esq., and has issue. Seat — Freeland, 
 Forgandenny, Perthshire, N.B. 
 
 FRANCIS HUGO LINDLEY WOOD, Esquire. Born 
 1880, being the eldest son of the Hon. Frederick George 
 Lindley Wood, by his wife Lady Mary Susan Felicie 
 Lindsay, daughter of 25th Earl of Crawford and Bal- 
 carres. Armorial bearings— Three naked savage men of 
 the wood embulant in fesse proper, each holding in his 
 sinister hand a club resting on his shoulder all proper, and 
 on his dexter arm a shield argent, charged with a cross 
 gules, on a canton ermine, three lozenges conjoined in fesse 
 sable. Mantling azure and argent. Crest— A savage as 
 in the arms, the escutcheon sable charged with the griffin's 
 head erased argent. Residence— Y{.02XQ.xo%?>, Burton-on- 
 Trent. 
 
 The Reverend FREDERICK JOHN WOOD, M.A. 
 Camb., Vicar of Headingly, Leeds, Hon. Canon of Ripon, 
 Chaplain to the Bishop of Chester, and Proctor in Con- 
 vocation for the Archdeaconry of Ripon. Born June 15, 
 1834, being the second and only surviving son of the late 
 Western Wood of London, Merchant, M.P. for the City 
 
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 of lx)ndi>i>, by his wife Sarah Ixstitia. youngL-st dau. of 
 John Morris of Rikcr Street. Armorial beaxtags -(Quar- 
 terly argent and or, the niiicc of the Lord Mayor of 
 London in jxile between an o;ik-trce on a mount vert, 
 fructed proper, in the first and fourtli quarters, and in the 
 second and third a bull's head erased sable, charged on the 
 neck with a bciant. Mantling vert and argent. Crest- 
 Out of a mural crown argent, a demi-wild man, wreathed 
 about the temples with oak fructed, in the dexter hand an 
 oak-tree eradicated and fructed, and in the sinister a club 
 all proper. MottO— " Defend." Married, June 6, 1883, 
 Rose Lucy. dau. of Major-Gen. Charles Trigance Franklin, 
 C.B., R..A. Ciu^ — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 GEORGE ORME WESTERN WOOD, Gentleman. 
 ffam Nov. 19, 1868, being the only son of the late Western 
 Wood. Gentleman, by his wife Lucy Elizabeth, only dau. 
 of Frederick Orme Darvall, late 41st Foot. Armorial 
 bearings -Quarterly argent and or, the mace of the Lord 
 Mayor of London in pale between an oak-tree on a mount 
 vert, fructed proper, in the first and fourth quarters, and in 
 the second and third a bull's head erased sable, charged 
 on the neck with a bezant. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crest — Out of a mural crown argent, a demi-wild man 
 wreathed about the temples with oak fructed. in the dexter 
 hand an oak-tree eradicated and fructed. and in the sinister 
 a club all proper. Motto — "Defend." Residence — 
 
 GEORGE SWINFORD WOOD, Gentleman, of Bodlon- 
 deb, in the county of Carnarvon. Bom April 8, 1836. being 
 the eldest son of the late Henry Wood of Chester, by his 
 wife Harriet, daughter of James Lomax of Dawstone, in the 
 county of Chester. Armorial bearings — He bears for 
 Arms : Or, three mullets of six points in bend between two 
 bendlets nebuly gules, all between three roses of the last. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a mount thereon an oak- 
 tree proper, three bezants. Motto — " Sicut serimus, sic 
 metimus." Married, Septenfiber 18, 1867, M. J. E., daugh- 
 ter of Enoch Gibbon Salisbury of Glan Aber, in the county 
 of Chester; and has Issue — (i) Thomas Henry Wood, 
 Gentleman, born May 8, 1869 ; (2) Albert Salisbury Wood, 
 Gentleman, born April i, 1871 ; (3) Arthur Philip Lomax 
 Wood. Gentleman, born October 29, 1876. Seat — Bodlon- 
 deb, Conway. North Wales. 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM RAYNER WOOD, Esquire, 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Lancaster, L'cutenant- 
 
 Colonel, late 4th Volunteer Battalion Manchester Regi- 
 ment. Bom May 23, 1851, being the elder son of William 
 Rayner Wood. Esquire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy- 
 Lieutenant, by his wife Sarah Jane, daughter of James 
 McConnel. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : 
 
 Argent, on a chief sable, an open book proper, binding and 
 clasps or, between two millrinds of the first. U]x)n the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet Iwfitling his degree, with a 
 mantling sable and argent ; and for his Chrest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a mount vert, thereon in front of an oak-tree 
 proper a boar regardant sable, hoofed, tusked, and gorged 
 with a collar, therefrom a chain reflexed over the l>ack and 
 affixed to the tree or. Married, August 11, 1886. Margaret, 
 eldest dau. of David Martineau, Esq., J. P., of 4 South Road, 
 Clapham Park ; and has /xj«^— Humphrey Rayner Wood, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov 18. 1888 ; and Dorothy. Postal ad- 
 dress — Singleton, Manchester. 
 
 SFiei.d-Marshal Sir (HENRY) EVELYN WOOD. 
 G.C.B. (1891). G.C.M.G. (1882). V.C. ; served in 
 Crimean Campaign. Indian Mutiny. Ashanti War, South 
 African War. Egyptian Expedition, and Soudan Expedition, 
 Adjutant-General to the Forces 1897 to Oct. 1901. com- 
 manding Second Army Corps at Salisbury 1901-4. Bom 
 1838, lx:ing the son of the late Rev. Sir John Pajp;e Wood, 
 Bart. , by his wife Emma Caroline, youngest dau. of Sampson 
 Michell of Croft West, in the county of Cornwall. Clubs — 
 Army and Navy, United Service. Armorial bearingps — 
 Quarterly argent and or, the mace of the Lord Mayor 
 of the City of London in pale between an oak-tree on a 
 mount vert, fructed proper, in the first and fourth quarter, 
 and in the second and third a bull's head erased sable, 
 charged on the neck wtth a bezant, the escutcheon being 
 encircled by the ribbon of the Most Honourable Order of 
 the Bath, and by the collars and pendent therefrom the 
 badges of a Knight Grand Cross of that Order, and of the 
 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
 George, and his Victoria Cross. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling vert 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, out of a mural crown argent, 
 a demi-wild man wreathed about the temples with oak 
 fructed, in the dexter hand an oak tree eradicated and 
 fructed, and in the sinister a club all proper. Motto — 
 "Defend." Married, Sept. 19, 1867. Hon. Mary Paulina 
 (who died 1891), sister of the Right Hon. the fourth Viscount 
 Southwell; and has Issue livmg — (i) Evelyn FitzGerald 
 Michell Wood, Esq., Capt. Devonshire Regt.. b. 1869 [w. . 
 1893, Lilian, dau. of the late Charles Edward Hutton, and 
 has issue]; (2) Charles Michell Wood, Esq., Capt. Nor- 
 thumberland Fus. , b. 1873 ; (3) Arthur Herbert Wood, Esq. . 
 2nd Lieut. Scottish Rifles, b, 1877 [m., 1900, Ethel, dau. of 
 A. Duncan]; Anna Paulina Mary [m., 1894, Lieut. -Col. 
 Hew Dalrymple Fanshawe, and has issue] ; Marcella Caro- 
 line Mary [m. 1902. Edward Blount] ; and Victoria Mary 
 Eugenie. Residence — Millhurst, Harlow. 
 
 HENRY JOHN LINDLEY WOOD, Esquire, commonly 
 known as the Honourable Henry John Lindley Wood. Bom 
 1843, being the son of the Right Honourable the first Vis- 
 count Halifax; appointed Lieutenant loth Hussars May 
 1870, Captain 12th Lancers, and to the brevet of Major 
 March 1874, retired 1885 with Honorary rank of Lieutenant- 
 Colonel. Clubs — Athenceum, Boodle's, Brooks's, Travellers'. 
 Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : Azure, three 
 naked savage men of the wood ambulant in fesse proper, 
 each holding in his sinister hand a club resting on his 
 shoulder all proper, and on his dexter arm a shield argent 
 charged with a cross gules, on a canton ermine, three 
 lozenges conjoined in fesse sable. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a savage as in the arms, the shield sable charged with a 
 griffin's head erased argent. Postal address — Hickleton, 
 Don caster. 
 
 Sir HENRY TRUEMAN WOOD, Knight Bachelor, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge. Born 1845, 
 being the eldest son of William Burton Persse Wood, by his 
 wife Emily, daughter of James Morris ; dubbed Knight 
 Bachelor, 1890. Armorial bearings— Quarterly argent and 
 or, a cross flory gules, between in the first and fourth quarters 
 an oak-tree on a mount fructed proper, in the second and 
 third a bull's head erased sable, charged with a bezant. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, out of 
 a mural crown argent, a demi-wild man wreathed with oak 
 fructed. in the dexter hand an oak-tree eradicated and 
 fructed. and in the sinister a club all proper. Martied, 
 
 & is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 1873, Marian, daughter of J. Oliver; and has Issue — William 
 Vincent Wood, Esquire, born 1875; Freda Muriel; and 
 Dorothy Kathleen. Postal address — 16 Leinster Square, 
 W. Club — Athenaeum. 
 
 HERBERT WOOD, Gentleman, Clerk in War Office. 
 Born July 10, 1840, being the only son of the late William 
 Charles Wood, by his wife Marian, dau. of Charles Williams 
 of Dublin. Armorial bearing's — Quarterly argent and or, 
 a cross flory gules, between in the first and fourth quarters 
 an oak-tree on a mount vert, fructed proper, and in the 
 second and third a bull's head erased sable, charged on the 
 neck with a bezant. Mantling vert and argent. Crest — 
 Out of a mural crown argent, a demi-wild man wreathed 
 with oak fructed, in the dexter hand an oak-tree eradicated 
 and fructed, and in the sinister a club all proper. Motto — 
 "Defend." Married, June 29, 1868, Emily, dau. of John 
 Benson of London ; and has Issue — Constance Maida. 
 Postal address— 
 
 SJOHN WOOD, Esquire, J. P. cos. Hereford, Derby, 
 and Suffolk, D.L. co. Hereford and High Sheriff for 
 Hereford 1900, Barrister-at-Law (Inner Temple). Born 
 Sept. 8, 1857, being the only son of the late John Hill Wood, 
 Esq., J. P. CO. Derby, of Whitfield, co. Derby, and Gate- 
 head, CO. York, by his wife Emma, eldest dau. of William 
 Sidebottom, Esq., J. P. co. Chester, of Etherow House, 
 CO. Chester. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a bend en- 
 grailed argent, between two roses of the last, barbed 
 and seeded proper, three fleurs-de-lis gules, impaling 
 the arms of Bateman - Hanbury, namely, quarterly i 
 and 4, or, a bend engrailed vert, plain cotised sable (for 
 Hanbury) ; 2 and 3, or, on a fesse sable between three 
 Muscovy ducks proper, a rose of the field (for Bateraan). 
 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the 
 colours, on a mount in front of an oak tree fructed, the 
 trunk of a tree fessways eradicated, and sprouting all proper. 
 Motto— "Omne bonum Dei donum." Married, firstly, 
 April 30, 1883, Estelle, daiL of Henry Benham of Roland 
 Gardens, S.W. ; by whom he had Issue— (i) John Arthur 
 
 Haigh Wood, Gentleman, b. May 22, 1888; Marjorie 
 Haigh ; and Gwendolen Haigh. He married secondly, 
 Feb. II, 1892, Hon. Gertrude Emily Bateman-Hanbury, 
 third dau. of William, 2nd Lord Bateman ; and by her 
 has Issue— ifi) Edmund Walter Hanbury Wood, Gentleman, 
 b. Nov. 16, 1898 ; 3. Geoffrey Edward Fitzroy Wood, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 9, 1900, d. Jan. i, 1901. Estates- 
 Hengrave, co. Suffolk ; Ivington, co. Hereford ; Whitfield, 
 in CO. Derby; Gatehead, in co. York. Seats — Hengrave 
 Hall, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk ; Whitfield, Derbyshire, 
 Clubs— Ca.T\lon, Junior Carlton, Bachelors', New Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 JOHN BADDELEY WOOD, Esquire, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Oxford, J. P. and Dep.-Lieut. co. Salop, 
 High Sheriff 1897. Born March 21, 1849, being the eldest 
 son of Edmund Thomas Wedgwood Wood, Esquire, 
 J. P. for the cos. of Salop and Stafford, by his wife 
 Sophia, daughter of G. F. Schmidt, Esquire, of Hamburg, 
 by his wife, the Baroness Emilie von Dickman- Secherau. 
 Armorial bearings (H. Coll., 1833)— Or, a lion rampant 
 
 between three boars' heads erased sable, impaling the same 
 arms of Wood. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-man wreathed about the 
 temples and waist with oak leaves fructed, the dexter hand 
 holding a club in bend all proper, the sinister arm ex- 
 tended, the hand grasping a wolfs head erased sable ; 
 with the Motto, " Deus robur meum." Married, 1876, 
 his cousin, Elizabeth Marianne, only child and heiress of 
 Nicholas Price Wood, of The Hall, Wirksworth, in the 
 county of Derby; and has Issue— ii) Nicholas Price 
 Wood, Esq., Capt. 12th Lancers, b. 1877; (2) Ed- 
 mund Baddeley Wood, Gentleman, b. 1884; (3) Herbert 
 Victor Wedgwood Wood, Gentleman, b. 1897, d. 1900; 
 Mary Dorothy ; and Agnes Evelyn. Estates — Henley Hall, 
 Ludlow, in the county of Salop ; The Hall, Wirksworth, 
 in the county of Derby. Postal address — Henley Hall, 
 Ludlow. Clubs — Windham, Orleans, Boodle's. 
 
 SJOHN GATHORNE WOOD, Esquire, of Thedden 
 Grange, Alton, co. Hampshire, J. P. and D.L. for co. 
 Southampton. Bor7i July 17, 1839, being the eldest son of 
 the late John Wood, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Thedden 
 Grange, by his wife Annis Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John 
 Hardy, Esq., M.P., J. P., of Dunstall Hall, co. of Stafford. 
 Armorial bearings— Gules, three naked savages proper, 
 each holding m the smister hand a shield argent charged 
 with a cross flory gules, and in the dexter a club resting on 
 the shield of the second, on a chief invected or, an estoile 
 between two fleurs-de-lis azure, and impaling the arms of 
 
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 Hewitt, namely gules, a chevron engrailed between three owls 
 ardent. Upon the escutcheon is placed a hehnct befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 0r«8t, u|H)n a wreath of the colours, a naked arm em- 
 iKiwcd louix-d at the shoulder, holding a club all proper, 
 |>endent from the wrist a shield as in the arms. MottO — 
 " Non ligno cruce." Afarried, firstly, i86a, Susan Mary, 
 only daughter of Edward Pennefather, Escjuire, King's 
 Council, Justice of the Peace, of Rathsalla, in the county 
 of Wicklow ; and by her (who died 1864) had Issue — 
 Evelyn Emily [married, December a, 1886, Laurence 
 Hardy, Esquire, Member of Parliament, younger son of 
 the late Sir John Hardy, Baronet]; and Edith Susan Mary 
 [married, 189a, the Reverend F. E. Frcese], He married 
 secondly, 1866, Mary Anne, commonly called the Honour- 
 able Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the Right Honourable 
 James VK'witt, fourth Viscount Lifford; and has — (i) 
 Archilxxld Henry Wood, Esq., J. P. co. Hants, born Keb. 13, 
 1868 ; (a) Ernest Gathorne Wood, Gentleman, born July 
 19, 1869; (3) Wilfrid Edward Wood, Gentleman, lx)rn 
 May ai, 1871, d. May as, 1900; Gertrude Mary; and 
 Mary Millicent. Seats — Thedden Grange, and .Shalden 
 Manor, Alton, in the county of Hampshire. Club — Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 JOSEPH SNELL WOOD, Gentleman, Born Jan. 4, 
 1853, being the eldest and only surviving son of the late 
 Joseph Wood, by his late wife Elizabeth, dau. of Andrew 
 Sncll of Sandford, Crediton, Devon. Clubs — Junior Carl- 
 ton, Cecil, Savage. Livery — Purple, with primrose facings. 
 Armorial bearins^ — Aiure, a chevron nebuly or, between 
 two 0.1k trees eradicated in chief and a hand erect holding 
 a pen in bend sinister in base proper. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-man 
 affront^e, holding over his dexter shoulder a club all 
 proper, and resting his sinister hand upon a saltire or, and 
 issumg from the wreath on the dexter side iin acorn slipped 
 
 and leaved also proper. MottO— " Non sibi sed aliis." 
 Married, Aug. 26, 1875, Elena Maria Umilta, dau. of 
 Torello Ambuchi of Florence; and has Issue~(i) Harold 
 Charles Putney Wood, Gentleman, b. Feb. 24, 1881 ; 
 
 Florence Elena Elizabeth ; Ethel Violet Elise ; and Mabel 
 Fanny Louise. Kesidtnce — ag Kensington Court, W. 
 
 SiK LINDSAY WOOD, ist Baronet (Sept. 27, 1897), of 
 The Hermitage, Durham, M.A., J. P. and D.L. co. Durham, 
 (High Sheriff 1889). /y^r// June ai, 1834, being the fourth 
 son of the late Nichohis Wood, Esq., J. P. co. Durhnin, by 
 his wife Maria Forster, dau. of Collingwood Forster Lindsay 
 of Alnwick. Armorial bearings —Ermine, a wulf rampant 
 
 sable, collared or, on a chief indented gules, an oak leaf be- 
 tween two acorns slipp>ed and leaved proper ; the escutcheon I 
 charged with his badge of Ulster as a B;ironet. Mantling J 
 sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a] 
 wolfs head erased sable, gorged with a collar or, the collar j 
 charged on the band with three oak leaves vert, between] 
 two acorns slipped and leaved proper. Motto - " Loyal en I 
 tout." Married, Sept. 25, 1873, Emma Barrett, fourth dau.j 
 of Samuel Goodwin Barrett of Heighington, co. Durham; 
 and has Issue -{1) Arthur Nicholas Lindsay Wood, Esq. J 
 b. March 23, 1875; (2) Henry Lindsay Wood, Esq., b,l 
 Oct. 28, 1878; (3) Collingwood Lindsay Wood, Esq., b.\ 
 Nov. 19, 1881 ; (4) Robert Lindsay Wood, Esq., b. Feb. 8,1 
 1884 ; Maria Lindsay [tn. Hon. Claude Hamilton Russell,! 
 third son of Viscount Boyne, and has issue) ; and ElsiQ 
 Emma Lindsay. Residence -The Hermitage, Chester-le- 
 Street. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 Sir MATTHEW WOOD, 4th Baronet (Dec. 16, 1837),! 
 of Hatherley House, co. Gloucester. Born Sept. 21, 1857, 
 being the son of Sir Francis Wood, 3rd Bart., by his wife, 
 the eldest dau. of Robert Hodgson of Appleshaw, co. Hamp-j 
 shire. Armorial bearings— Quarterly argent and or, the] 
 mace of the Lord Mayor of London in pale, between anl 
 oak-tree on a mount vert, fretted proper, in the first and I 
 fourth quarters, and in the second and third a bull's headj 
 erased sable, charged on the neck with a bezant ; theescut-j 
 cheon charged with his badge of Ulster as a Baronet.! 
 Mantling vert and argent. Crest— Out of a mural crown j 
 
 ^ is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 argent, a demi-wild man wreathed about the temples with 
 oak, fructed, in the dexter hand an oak-tree eradicated and 
 fructcd, and in the sinister a club all proper. Motto — 
 "Defend." Married, July 31, 1894, Maud Mary, widow 
 of Francis P. Leon, and dau. of Thomas Raynor Brown. 
 Residence — 83 Piccadilly, London, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, 
 Raleigh, Hurlingham. 
 
 § RICHARD HENRY WOOD, Esquire, of Bilton 
 Park, in the county of Warwick, and of Pantglas, 
 in the county of Merioneth, Justice of the Peace and 
 Deputy - Lieutenant for the counties of Warwick and 
 Merioneth, and High Sheriff" for the latter county 1889, 
 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Fellow of the Royal 
 Geographical Society. Born 1820, being the son of the 
 late Charles Wood of Northen House, by his wife Catha- 
 rine, daughter of M. Rose of Northen House, in the County 
 Palatine of Chester. C/wiJ— Conservative. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms : Per fesse gules and sable, a 
 
 lion rampant argent, and in chief two crosses tau of the 
 last. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his 
 Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a blackamoor's head 
 in profile, couped at the shoulders proper, wreathed with 
 cinquefoils or, in front thereof three mascles interlaced fesse- 
 ways also or. Married, 1854, Elizabeth, daughter of Peter 
 Hatton, Esquire, of Belle Vue, Hartford, in the county 
 of Chester. Estates — Bilton Park, in the county of War- 
 wick ; Pantglas, in the county of Merioneth ; Hatton, in 
 the County Palatine of Chester. Postal address — Belmont, 
 Sidmouth. 
 
 S AUGUSTUS WOOD- ACTON, Esquire, J. P. for the 
 cos. of Somerset, Salop, and Hereford, and also a 
 D.L. for the last named county. Born November i, 
 1842, and is the younger son of the late John Wood of 
 Martock, in the county of Somerset, by his wife Mary Anne, 
 daughter of the Reverend Thomas Coleman, Rector of 
 Church Stretton, in the county of Salop, and niece of 
 Thomas Pendarves Stackhouse-Acton of Acton-Scott ; and 
 assumed the surname of Acton in addition to and after his 
 patronymic, with the arms of Acton, by Royal License in 
 the year 1874. C/a^— Arthur's. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Gules, two lions passant argent, between 
 
 nine cross crosslets fitch^e or. Married, July 15, 1880, 
 Laura Charlotte, daughter of the Reverend Richard Surtees, 
 Rector of Holtby, in the county of York. Estate and postal 
 address — Acton-Scott, Church Stretton, Shropshire. 
 
 [/« Burke's " Landed Gentry" the following crest is men- 
 tioned, namely, " a human leg and thigh in armour proper, 
 garnished or, couped and dropping blood;" but there is 
 really no crest belonging to the Acton family.'\ 
 
 The Late E. H. WOOD-BESLEY, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings- 
 Crests — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a tower 
 triple-towered argent, the trunk of a tree fessways eradicated 
 and sprouting to the dexter proper (for Besley) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, upon the stump of a tree eradicated 
 proper, a wolf's head erased paly of six argent and gules, 
 holding in the mouth a staff raguly in bend sable (for 
 Wood). 
 
 S WILLIAM GREGORY WOOD-MARTIN, Esquire, 
 late Col. commanding Duke of Connaught's Own 
 Sligo Artillery, S.D., A.D.C. to the King, and previously 
 to Queen Victoria, J. P. and D.L. co. Sligo, High Sheriff 
 1877. Born July 16, 1847, being the only son of James 
 Wood, Esq., J. P., of Woodville, co. Sligo, by his wife 
 Anne, eldest dau. of Abraham Martin, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 of Cleveragh, co. Sligo; assumed the additional surname 
 and arms of Martin by Royal Licence in 1874. Club — 
 Army and Navy. Livery — Dark blue, braid facings. Armo- 
 rial bearings— Quarterly i and 4, sable, a chevron between 
 three crescents argent (for Martin) ; 2 and 3, argent an 
 oak tree fructed growing out of a mount in base all proper, 
 in the dexter chief point a crescent gules (for Wood). 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a lion rampant 
 proper, holding in the dexter paw a crescent or (for Martin) ; 
 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-savage proper, 
 wreathed about the temples and loins vert, and charged on 
 the breast with a crescent gules, in his dexter hand an 
 oak-tree fructed, and in his sinister a club resting on his 
 shoulder all also proper. Mottoes — Under the arms, ' ' Hinc 
 fortior et clarior " ; above the second crest, " Fructu 
 cognoscitur arbor." Married, Nov. 1873, Frances Dora, 
 eldest dau. of Roger Dodwell Robinson, Esq., J. P., of 
 Wellmount, co. Shgo ; and has Issue — (i) James Isidore 
 Wood-Martin, Esq., Capt. Northants Regt., and Major 
 in the Egyptian Army, b. Sept. 3, 1874; (2) Henry Roger 
 Bromhead Wood-Martin, Gentleman, b. Oct. 3, 1875 ; (3) 
 Gregory Gonville Cuff Wood-Martin, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 R.N., b. April 2, 1878; (4) Francis Winchester Wood- 
 Martin, Gentleman, Lieut. Suffolk Regt., b. Feb. 27, 1880 ; 
 Nora ; and Kathleen. £j-/a/«— Woodville, Cleveragh, and 
 Bloomfield, co. Sligo. Address — Cleveragh, Sligo. 
 
 WOOD-RYDER (R.L., 1875). Quarterly, i and 4, per 
 fesse azure and gules, three crescents or, a canton of the 
 last (Ryder) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a mount, a lion sejant in 
 a wood all proper, on a chief wavy gules, a harp between 
 two anchors or (Wood). Mantling azure and or. Crest 
 — I. on a wreath of the colours, a lion passant or, holding 
 between the paws a shield of the Ryder arms ; motto 
 (over crest) " Timet pudorem " (Ryder) ; 2. on a wreath of 
 the colours, two wings in saltire argent, surmounted by a 
 cherub's head proper (Wood). Motto (under arms) — ' ' Vincit 
 Veritas. " 
 
 Son of Col. Andrew Jordaine Wood, D. L. : — 
 
 Andrew Richard Wood-Ryder, Gentleman. Res. — Sidney 
 Place, Cork, 
 
 WOODCOCK, quartered by CUST. 
 
 WOODCOCKE, quartered by TUTHILL. 
 
 BASIL AUBREY HOLLOND WOODD, Esquire, J. P. 
 West Riding Yorks, Barrister- at -Law (Inner Temple). 
 Bor7i May 27, i86g, being the eldest son of the late Rev. 
 Basil Kiivington Woodd, LL.M., by his wife Esther 
 Harriet, dau. of Rev. Edmund HoUond, Benhall Lodge, 
 Saxmundham. Club — Constitutional. Livery — Claret coat, 
 scarlet waistcoat, black trousers, drab overnoat. Armorial 
 bearings — ^Quarterly i and 4, gules three demi-savages 
 argent, holding clubs over their dexter shoulders or (for 
 Woodd) ; 2. sable, a griffin segreant ermine (for Ballard) ; 
 
 3. party per pale gules and azure, an eagle displayed with 
 two heads or, a bordure counterchanged of the field (for 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Mytton). Mantling (^iles and argent ; and for his Oreit, 
 upon a wri-ath of the colours, a dcnii-savage as in the arms ; 
 with the Motto, "Non nobis." Married, Dec. la, 1895, 
 Rosalie, youngest dau. of John Dyson, J. P., of Moorlands, 
 Cr«wkerne, late Judicial Commissioner of Oudh ; and has 
 Atm^— Iris Rosalie; and Elaine Joan. Seat — Conyngham 
 Hall, Knaresborough. /fesideitce—^s Tite Street, London, 
 S.W. 
 
 WOODROFFE (U.O.) Gules, on a chevron argent, 
 between three roses of the last, barbed and seeded proper, 
 as many stag's heads erased sable, a chief nebuly per fess 
 of the third and of the second charged with a trefoil slipped 
 vert. Maatltng gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath of 
 
 the colours, an open dexter hand between two branches of 
 
 honeysuckle all proper. Mottoes (over crest) — "Cor ac 
 
 manus concordant," (under arms) "Sit dux sapientia." 
 
 Livery — Dark olive green and orange, with brass buttons. 
 
 Sons of the late Very Rev, John Nunn, Canon Wood- 
 
 roffe, Rector of Glanmire, and Canon of St. Fenhan's, 
 
 — ~ Cork ; b. 1810 ; d. 1892 ; m. ist, Elizabeth Phair ; 2nd, 
 
 niW Anna Sandes ; 3rd, Catherine Warren : — 
 
 James Tisdall Woodroffe, Esq., B.A. (Dublin), Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, formerly His Majesty's Advocate-General of 
 Bengal, and Member of the Supreme and Bengal Legis- 
 lative Councils ; created Knight Commander of St. Gregory 
 by His Holiness Leo XHI.; b. 1838; tn. 1863, Florence 
 (d. 1894), d. of late James Hume, Esq., Senior Magis- 
 trate of Calcutta; and has issue — (i) John George Wc«d- 
 roffe, Esq., M.A. and B.C.L. (Oxford), one of His 
 Majesty's Judges of the High Court at Calcutta, b. 1865 
 [tn. 1902, Ellen Elizabeth Grimson ; and has issue, Agnes 
 Elizabeth]; (2) Francis Edmund Denman Woodroffe, 
 Gentleman, b. 1868, formerly Lieutenant in His Majesty's 
 Royal Welsh Regiment ; (3) Alban James Woodroffe, 
 Gentleman, b. 1875 [m. 1903, Annette Laura Mary Talbot] ; 
 (4) Philip Henry Joseph Woodroffe, Gentleman, a Lieu- 
 tenant in the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, b. 1884 ; 
 Florence Cecily Mary ; Agnes Elizabeth Anna ; and 
 Barbara Mary. Res.—Waie, Uplyme, Devon. Club— 
 Reform. 
 
 Rev. John Nunn Blacker Woodroffe, M.A. (Dublin), 
 b. 1841 ; m. i868, Mary Sophia Henrietta, d. of Frederick 
 Bashford; and has issue— (i) John Frederick Launcelot 
 Woodroffe, Gentleman, *. 1869 ; (2) James Henry Blacker 
 Woodroffe, Gentleman, b. 1870; (3) Francis Percy Lake 
 Woodroffe, Gentleman, b. 1875; (4) Cyril Atwell Wood- 
 roffe, Gentleman, b. 1883 ; Amy Adela Magee ; Mary 
 Elizabeth Anna ; Zoide Isabel ; Eva Grace Violet ; Kathleen 
 Anastasia Mewburn ; and Dora Eveline. ^«.— All Saints' 
 Vicarage, Forest Gate, London, E. 
 
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 Frands Henry Woodroffe, late Madras Civil Service, b. 
 1841 ; m. 1866, Lilly Denman ; and d. 2^ October 1882 ; 
 leaving issue— (i) Arthur James Woodroffe, Esq., a Major 
 of the Royal Lngincers, b. 1871 ; (a) Paul Vincent Wood- 
 roffe, Gentleman, b. 187?; (3) Louis Woodroffe, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, b. 1880 ; (^) Bernard Wootlroffe, Gentleman, 
 b. 1883; Lillian Rosa Elizabeth ; Isabel Anna; Mary; and 
 Francis Gertrude. 
 
 Sandes Crosbie Woodroffe, Gentleman, b. 1855 ; m. , 
 Florence Hearne ; and has issue — John. J?es, — Bel Marino, 
 Sandycove, co. Dublin. 
 
 Sons of Ven, Henry Joseph Woodroffe, M.A., Arch- 
 deacon of Ross, b. 1811; d. 1889; m. 1849, Jane 
 Stewart, d. of Capt. Henry Warren : — 
 
 Latham James Woodroffe, Gentleman, M.A. (Dublin), 
 b. 1851 ; m. 1st, 1882, Amy Julia, d. of late Dobr^e Bell 
 of Guernsey ; 2nd, Edith Charlotte, d. of late Rev. Charles 
 D. P. Robinson, Rector of St. Martin's, Guernsey. A'«. — 
 Eversley, Park Avenue, Sandymount, co. Dublin. 
 
 John F. Woodroffe, Gentleman, M.D. (Dub.), b. 1853 '< "*• 
 and has issue, /fes. — 23 Craven Park, Harlesden, London, 
 N.W. 
 
 Augustus Warren Woodroffe, Gentleman, M.D. (Dub.), 
 b. 1857; m. 1886, Florence, d. of late John Lewis, formerly 
 of Burton Hall, Denbighshire; and has issue — (i) Henry 
 I-ewis Warren Woodroffe, Gentleman, b. 1888 ; (2) Lionel 
 Warren Woodroffe, Gentleman, b. 1903 ; Violet Florence ; 
 and Zoe Annette. /?es. — The Lodge, 'Ficehurst, Sussex. 
 
 WOODS (L.O., 1812, and H. Coll.). Azure, a wood- 
 man proper, wreathed about the temples and the middle 
 with laurel vert, holding in his dexter hand a club head 
 downwards in pale or, his sinister arm extended and jxjint- 
 
 ing upwards, and his right foot resting on a bezant, on a 
 chief or, a lion passant guardant gules. Mantling gules, 
 doubled argent. Crest (H. Coll.) — Issuing out of a ducal 
 coronet or, a mount vert, thereon a lion statant guardant of 
 the first in front of an oak-tree proper, fructedor. Motto — 
 " Robur." 
 
 Son of Gen. William George Woods, C.S.I, (s. of Sir 
 
 William Woods, Garter King of Arms), b. 1804; d. 
 
 1880; m. 1833, Sarah, d. of Andrew Clark : — 
 
 James Andrew Woods, Esq., Lt.-Col. (ret.) Roy. Dub. 
 
 Fus. , b. 1836; m. ist, 1862, Catherine Louisa, widow of 
 
 Capt, T. Walter Still, K.D.G. ; 2nd, 1902, Fanny, eld. d. 
 
 Capt. W. F. Grey, R. H.A. ; and has issue an only surv. 
 
 son, James Albert Woods, Esq., b. 1875. '^"- — Hove, 
 
 Sussex. 
 
 WOODS (H. Coll., 1896). Or, on a mount vert, a lion 
 statant guardant in front of an oak-tree proper, fructed of 
 the first, a chief azure, thereon a pale argent, between two 
 circlets of the crown of a King of Arms, also of the first, a 
 cross of St. George gules. 
 
 Only surv. child and sole heir of William Francis 
 
 (Q la tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 Woods, Esq. (only son of the late Sir Albert William 
 Woods, G.C.V.O., K.C.B., K.C.M.G., Garter Princi- 
 pal King of Arms) : — 
 Frances Harriet Helen Woods. J?es. — 
 
 WOODS (H. Coll.). Argent, on a mount in base an 
 oak-tree eradicated, fructed proper, a chief gules, thereon a 
 pale or, charged with a demi-wildman affront^e, in the 
 
 dexter hand a club and in the sinister an acorn stalked and 
 leaved all also proper. Mantling vert and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an oak-tree eradicated, fructed 
 proper, therefrom a demi-wildman as in the arms. 
 
 Sons of Charles John Woods of Godalming, one of 
 H.M.'s Coroners for co. of Surrey, 6. 1811 ; d. 1868 ; m. 
 1840, Caroline, d. of Benjamin K.idd, Banker, of Lana- 
 way, Godalming : — 
 
 Henry Charles Woods, Esq.,C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (1902), 
 M.D., Hon. Physician to the King since 1901, and Med. 
 Officer to Royal Yacht "Victoria and Albert " 1887-1901, 
 Inspector-Gen. of Hospitals and Fleets (ret.), 6. 1841 ; m. 
 1868, Elizabeth Maria, d. of late Col. G. R. Kennedy, 
 R.A. ; and has issue. Jies. — Alverstoke. 
 
 Percy Woods, Esq., C.B. (1902), formerly of the Admir- 
 alty and Treasury (ret. 1902), 6. 1842; m. 1881, Helen 
 Maria (d. 1888), d. of late Rev. Robert Trimmer, Rector of 
 Guildford, Hon. Canon of Winchester ; and has issue — 
 Helen Douglas ; and Edith Mary Caroline. Jies. — Ennis- 
 more Avenue, Guildford. 
 
 Bernard Woods, Gentleman, 6. 1846 ; m. 1870, Lydia 
 Isabella, d. of David Moline ; and has issue. J?es. — 
 Raynes Park, Wimbledon. 
 
 Ernest Woods, Gentleman, d. 1855 ; w. i8go, Constance 
 Ada, d. of Edward John Brown Jellicorse ; and has issue — 
 (i) Edward Ambrose Woods, Gentleman, d. 1891 ; (2) 
 Charles Humphrey de Meuron Woods, Gentleman, b. 1894 ; 
 (3) Robert Barnard Woods, Gentleman, d. 1900. I?es. — 
 Warren Wood, Bexley Heath. Clu6 — Constitutional. 
 
 Arthur Biddle Woods, Gentleman, i. 1857; m. 1886, 
 Mary Agnes, d. of William Holt MidgTey ; and has surv. 
 issue — (i) Eric Evelyn Woods, Gentleman,^. 1888; (2)Denys 
 Woods, Gentleman, d. 1891 ; (3) Rex Woods, Gentleman, 
 d. 1894 ; (4) Draycot Berkett Woods, Gentleman, 6. 1896 ; 
 and Una. Hes. — 14 Sinclair Gardens, Kensington, W. 
 
 Alfred Wadham Woods, Gentleman, d. 1858. — Jies. ; 
 
 MATTHEW SNOOKE GROSVENOR WOODS, Es- 
 quire, late Fellow of Trin Coll., Cambridge, K.C. , Bencher 
 of Lincoln's Inn ; adopted the name of Woods in com- 
 pliance with directions in his father's will, 1863. Born 
 March 14, 1838, being the only son of Matthew Snooke, 
 Gentleman, of Chichester, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of 
 
 Francis Smith of Maidstone, M.D. C/u6 — New University. 
 Armorial bearings (of Snooke) — Azure, on a chevron 
 argent, between two eagles displayed in chief and a lion 
 rampant in base or, three fleurs-de-lis gules. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 rock proper, thereon an eagle regardant, wings elevated or, 
 the dexter claw resting on an escutcheon argent, charged 
 
 liWTEGBlTytfETtlTC 
 
 with a fleur-de-lis gules. Motto — " Integritate tutus." 
 Married, Aug. 14, 1897, Mary Amabel, dau. of John 
 Vincent Thompson, Esq., Sergeant-at-Law ; and has Issue 
 — Matthew Grosvenor Woods, Gentleman, b. Sept. 4, 
 1878. Postal address — Mountfield, Bonchurch, Isle of 
 Wight. 
 
 S THOMAS WOODS, Esquire, J. P. Glamorganshire, 
 Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col. Glamorganshire Artil- 
 lery 1871-88 (V.D.). Born 1820, being the eldest son of 
 John Jex Woods of Oulton, Suffolk. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, on a fesse engrailed erminois, between two chaplets 
 of roses argent, three escallops sable. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a horse's head 
 couped argent, maned or, issuant from a chaplet of roses 
 gules, and holding in the mouth a broken spear in bend 
 also or. Motto — " Ora et labora. " Married, xibo, ¥\iz&- 
 beth H., dau. of Rev. Charles Hardwick, Rector of St. 
 Michael's, Gloucester. Estate — Blundeston Hall, near 
 Lowestoft. Residences — Rose Cottage, Lowestoft, Suffolk ; 
 Llandaff Place, Llandaff. 
 
 WILLIAM WOODS, Gentleman, of Warnford Park, in 
 the county of Hampshire, Major Hampshire Yeomanry 
 Cavalry, Bachelor of Arts of the University of Cambridge, 
 Born December 2, 1855, being the eldest son of the late 
 Henry Woods, Esquire, of Warnford Park, in the county 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 of Southampton, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant for the county of I^ncnster, Member of i'ariiamcnt 
 for Wi|;un 18^7 1874, by his first wife Hannah, onlv child 
 of Charles Mindley, Member of Parliament for Ashton- 
 under-Lvne, in the county of I^ncaster, 1832-1859. Ar- 
 morial bearings- He liears for Arms : Argent, a chevron 
 nebuly Kelt's, K"ttt'c-d'eau, between three martlets sable. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet bctitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Oreit, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a staff raguly fesseways sable, 
 thereon a martlet, wings elevated of the last, guttde-d'eau. 
 Motto — " Lahore et perseverantift. " Married, Septemlwr 
 ao, 1879, Emma Agnes, daughter of Sir Edmund Samuel 
 Hayes, third Iku'onet, of Drumboe Castle, in the county of 
 Donegal ; and has Issue — (i) Charles Henry Woods, Gentle- 
 man, born June 17, 1881 ; (a) Edmund William Woods, 
 Gentleman, born January 6, 1886. Hea/s — Warnford Park, 
 Bishop's Waltham ; Whitley Hall, Wigan. /Residence— 
 3 Whitehall Court, Ixjndon, S.W. 
 
 JULIA LUCY WOODWARD, Spinster, dau. of the 
 late Richard Woodward of "The Knoll," Clevedon, Somer- 
 set. Armorial bearings — On a lozenge, argent, two bar- 
 rulets gules, between as many stags' heads caboshed in chief 
 and a pheon in base sable, on a chief of the last, a wolf passant 
 or. Residence —The Knoll, Clevedon. 
 
 LAWRENCE WOODWARD, Gentleman. Armorial 
 bearings— Per chevron nebuly argent and azure, in chief 
 two trees and in base a stag's head and neck affront(5e all 
 proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head and neck erased, gorged with 
 a mural coronet between two rose sprigs all proper. 
 Motto ^" ^quo animo." 
 
 BENJAMIN MINORS WOOLLAN, Gentleman. 
 Armorial bearings— Per chevron per pale azure and gules 
 
 and argent, gutt6e-de-p)oix, two ingots of gold fesseways in 
 chief and a fleece in base propmr. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, in front of 
 a ptalm tree on a rock proper, a lion couchant regardant 
 per pale indented azure and gules, supporting with the 
 dexter forepaw an ingot of gold erect. MottO — " Laborare 
 et tempus aucupari." Residence — 
 
 GEORGE ARTHUR LEY WOOLLCOMBE. Esq., 
 J. P. CO. Devon, M.A. Camb. Born 1864, being the son 
 of Rev. George Ley WooUcomlje, M.A. , Rector of St. 
 Mewan, Cornwall, 1871-1889, J. P. for Cornwall, d. ic,o2 ; 
 m. 1859, Edith, dau. of Henry Lambe. Armorial bear 
 
 ings — Argent, three bars gules. Mantling gules and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon 
 proper, the wings displayed argent, charged with three 
 bars gules, belled and jessed or. Livery — White, with red 
 facings. Seat — Hemerdon, Plympton, Devon. 
 
 ©Vice-admiral HENRY BEDFORD WOOLL- 
 COMBE. Born April 25, 1831, being the second son 
 of the late Vice- Admiral George Woollcombe, J. P. co. 
 Devon, of Hemerdon, Plympton, South Devon, by his 
 wife Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late George Ley of 
 Cockington, South Devon. Livery — White, with red and 
 white striped waistcoat. Armorial bearing^ — He bears 
 
 for Arms : Argent, three bars gules, impaling the arms 
 of Eden, namely gules, on a chevron Ijetween three garbs 
 or, banded vert, as many escallops sable. Crest — A 
 falcon rising proper, each wing charged with three bars 
 
 ^ Is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 gules. Married, December 18, 1879, Eleanor Agnes, third 
 daughter of the Reverend Arthur Eden [eldest son of the 
 late Hon. William Eden, who was the second son of 
 Rt. Hon. first Lord Henley and the Baroness Grey de 
 Ruthyn] ; and has had Issue— Wzxxy Eden WooUcombe, 
 b. 1880, d. 1887 ; and Eleanor Mary. Postal address — 
 Longridge Road, S. Kensington, S.W. C/tt3— United 
 Service. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel EDWARD WOOLLCOMBE- 
 ADAMS, late R.A., J. P. and D.L. co. Warwick. Bom 
 April II, 1842, being the son of Vice-Admiral Woollcombe 
 of Hemerdon, Devon, by his wife Mary Elizabeth, second 
 dau. of George Ley of Cockington, near Torquay ; 
 assumed the additional surname of Adams by Royal 
 Licence 1893. Armorial hearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 vert, on a cross or, an estoile sable, in the first quarter 
 a bezant; 2 and 3 argent, three bars gules. Mantling 
 vert and or. Crests — i. on a wreath of the colours, a 
 talbot azure bezant^e, gorged with a collar and ring 
 attached argent, and resting the dexter paw on an estoile 
 or ; 2. a falcon, wings expanded proper, each charged 
 with three bars gules. Motto — "Sub cruce Veritas." 
 Married, June 6, 1872, Emma Louisa, dau. of Capt. 
 George Curtis Adams, R.N., of Ansty ; and has Issue — 
 Cecil Edward George Woollcombe- Adams, Gentleman, 
 Lieut. Royal Horse Artillery, b. July i, 1873 ; Gwendoline 
 Mary [w. , Nov. 15, 1899, Capt. R.' J. E. Oliver Bellasis, 
 late 20th Hussars] I Dorothy Katherine Adams ; and Hilda 
 Margaret. Seat — Ansty Hall, near Coventry. 
 
 The Rev. WILLIAM WOOLLCOMBE- BOYCE, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, M.A. Trin. Coll., Cantab., late 
 Rector of Elkstone, co. Glos. Born Dec. 5, 1820, being 
 the fourth son of the Rev. Henry Boyce of Queen's College, 
 Cantab., Chaplain to the Dowager Lady de Clifford, by 
 Mary Anne, dau. of John Jacob of Roath Court, co. 
 Glamorgan, sister of Major-General Sir George Le Grand 
 Jacob, K.C.S.I., C.B. ; assumed the additional surname 
 and arms of Woollcombe by Royal Licence dated Aug. 25, 
 1899. Livery— Green, white facings. Armorial bearings 
 
 — Quarterly i and 4, vert, fretty argent, a cross of the last, 
 thereon three acorns leaved and slipped in fesse of the field 
 (for Boyce) ; 2 and 3, argent, three bars gules, in the centre 
 chief point for distinction a cross crosslet of the last 
 (for Woollcombe), such mark of distinction not being 
 borne by his descendants. Mantling vert and argent. 
 Crests — I. on a wreath of the colours, a demi-griflfin argent, 
 holding in the beak an acorn as in the arms, and resting the 
 sinister claw on an escutcheon vert, charged with two cross 
 
 crosslets fitch^e in saltire also argent (for Boyce) ; 2. on a 
 wreath of the colours, a falcon, wings expanded and in- 
 verted proper, belled and jessed or, on each wing three 
 bars gules, and charged on the breast for distinction 
 with a cross crosslet of the last (for Woollcombe), such 
 mark of distinction not being borne by his descendants. 
 Motto — "Cruce robur." Married, April 10, 1849, Jane 
 Vivian, only dau. of the Rev. William Woollcombe, B.D. , 
 Fellow of Corpus Christi Coll. , Oxon. , Vicar ofChristowe and 
 also of Hennock, co. Devon, by Elizabeth, dau. of Rear- 
 Admiral Robert Carthew Reynolds of Penair, near Truro, 
 CO. Cornwall, and sister to Sir Barrington Reynolds, G.C.B. , 
 Admiral of the Blue; and has Issue — (i) Arthur Cour- 
 tenay Woollcombe Woollcombe- Boyce, Gentleman, late 
 Lieut. 49th Regt. , b. April 19, 1852; (2) William Frederick 
 Reynolds WooUcombe-Boyce, Gentleman, M.A. (B.N.C. 
 Oxon.), of the Inner Temple, b. Dec. 20, 1857; (3) Hugh 
 Woollcombe Woollcombe- Boyce, Esq., late Captain 6th 
 (Carabiniers) Dragoon Guards, b. March 20, 1861 ; Mary 
 Vivian ; Julia Reynolds ; and Annie Elizabeth Jacob. 
 Residence — Lake House, Prestbury, R.S.O. , Glos. Postal 
 address — 26 Imperial Square, Cheltenham. 
 
 WOOLLS (H. Coll.). Azure, a fleur-de-lis between two 
 woolpacks in pale or, as many flaunches argent, each 
 charged with a wolf passant. 
 
 Son of the late Edward Woolls of Uxbridge : — 
 
 Alfred D. Woolls, Gentleman, 6. . Pes. — Fairlight, 
 Uxbridge, Middlesex. 
 
 WOOLRINGTON, quartered by MALET. 
 
 WOOLRYCH, formerly of Dudmaston, Shropshire. 
 Quarterly, i and 4, azure, on a chevron between three 
 swans, wings elevated argent, beaked and legged gules, a 
 crescent sable (Woolryche, 1403) ; 2 and 3, argent, on a bend 
 between two ravens sable, three escallops argent (Rowley). 
 Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, an oak-tree proper. Livery — Blue and silver. 
 
 Sons of Rev. Humphry Fitzroy Woolrych, M.A. , 
 1 — Xrlate Vicar of Oare, Faversham, b. 10 Feb. 1823; d. 
 W!" 1904 ; m. 1862, Mary Katherine, d. of J. H. Watson : — 
 
 Humphry Stephen Woolrych, Esq., Major 8th King's 
 Regt. , b. 1868 \m. 1892, Sophie Clara, ygst. d. of C. W. 
 CoUis of Hagley House, Stourbridge ; and has issue — 
 Humphry CoUis Woolrych, Gentleman, b. 1893; Mary 
 Joyce ; and Honor Dorothy. 
 
 niWI Yr. sons of late Humphry William Woolrych, Esq., of 
 Croxley, J.P. , Sergeant-at-Law, b. 1795; d. 1871 ; 7n. 
 1817, Penelope, ygst. d. of Francis Bradford of Great 
 Westwood, Herts: — 
 
 Francis Benson William Woolrych, Gentleman, b. 1826; 
 7n. 1859, Frances Emily Sherrington ; and has issue. Res. 
 — Verner, Grosvenor Street, Croydon, N.S.W. 
 
 William Richard Woolrych, Esq., J.P. and C.C. Herts, 
 Barrister-at-Law, b. 6 Jan. 1837 ; m. 18 May 1870, 
 Dorothea Louisa, ygst. d. of Humphrey Harper Burchell- 
 Herne, Esq., of Bushey Grange, Watford, J.P. and D.L. 
 Seat — Croxley House, Herts. 
 
 3BOWEN POTTINGER WOOSNAM, Esquire, of 
 Tyn-y-graig, in the co. of Brecknock, J.P, and D.L. 
 for that CO. and J.P. for the co. of Montgomery, High Sheriff 
 for the former 1893, B.A. of the University of Oxford, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law. Born March 30, 1850, being the eldest son of 
 the late Richard Woosnam, Esquire, of Glandwr, in the co. 
 of Montgomery, and Tyn-y-graig, in the co. of Brecknock, 
 J. P. for both cos. , by his wife Margaret, dau. of William Bell 
 of Bellview, near Abbeyleix, in Queen's County. Armorial 
 bearings — -Per pale sable and azure, a lion passant argent, 
 between four pheons, three in chief and one in base or. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling sable and argent. Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in a fern brake proper, a snake 
 nowed or, thereon preying an eagle also proper, gutt^e- 
 de-larmes. Married, August 15, 1876, Kate, daughter of 
 William Evans of The Fields, in the county of Monmouth ; 
 and has Issue — Richard Bowen Woosnam, Gentleman, 
 born November 17, 1880 ; Kate Marjorie ; Mary Dorothy ; 
 and Florence Gwendolen. Seat — Tyn-y-graig, Builth, in 
 the county of Brecknock. 
 
 The Rev. CHARLES MAXWELL WOOSNAM, 
 M.A. Trin. Coll., Cantab., Hon. Canon of Chester, 
 
 is the Nayal Cockade. 
 
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 Vicar of St. Margaret's, Dunham Massey. Bom Aug. 6, 
 1856, being the second son of Miijor-Ucncral James Bowcn 
 Woosnani. Bornlwy R. H.A., of Bicknor Court, Coleford, 
 by Agnes, tlau. of William IWU of Itellview, Queen's County, 
 Ireland, Esq., J. P. Armori&l bearings -Per pale sable 
 and azure, a lion passant argent, between four pheons, 
 three in chief and one in base or. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Greet -Upon a wreath of the colours, in a fern 
 brake proper, a snake howed or, thereon preying an eagle 
 also proper, gutt6-de-larmes. Married, Nov. 3, i886, 
 Mary Seely. dau. of Hilton Philipson of Tynemouth ; and 
 has Issue — (r) Charles Hilton Woosnam, Gentleman, b. 
 June 19, 1889; (a) Maxwell Woosnam, Gentleman, b, 
 Sept. 6, 189a ; Monica ; and Gaynor. Postal address — St. 
 Margaret's Vicarage, Dunham Massey, Cheshire. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM WOOSNAM, Esq., J. P. for 
 Montgomeryshire, B.A. (Oxon). Boni 1853, being the 
 third son of the late Richard Woosnam of Glandwr, Llan- 
 idloes, CO. Montgomery, and of Tyn-y-graig, co. Brecon, 
 by Margaret, dau. of the late William Bell of Bellview, 
 Queen's Co. Club — Constitutional. Armorial bearing^ 
 — Per pale sable and azure, a lion passant argent, between 
 three pheons in chief and one in base or. Mantling sable 
 and argent ; and for a Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 in a fern-brake proper, a snake nowed or, preying on an 
 eagle also proper, gutt^e-de-larmes. Married, 1883, Minnie 
 Sophia, dau. of William Daniel Allen, Esq., of Endcliffe, 
 near Sheffield ; and has, with other Issue — Ralph William 
 Woosnam, Gentleman, b. 1887. Seat — Cefnllysgwynne, 
 Builth. 
 
 HENRY BURGASS WOOSNAM, Gentleman. Bom 
 Sept. 19, 1851, being the second son of the late Richard 
 Woosnam, Esq., J. P. for cos. Montgomery and Brecknock, 
 by his wife Margaret, dau. of William Bell of Bellview, 
 near Abbeyleix, in Queen's Co. Armorial bearings— Per 
 pale sable and azure, a lion passant argent between four 
 pheons, three in chief and one in base or. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in a fern 
 brake projaer, a snake nowed or, thereon preying an eagle 
 also proper, gfutt^e-de-l'armes. Married, Dec. 10, 1874, 
 Harriette Hamilton, dau. of John Partington Gray of Bally- 
 roan, Queen's Co. Residence— 
 
 JAMES BOWEN WOOSNAM, Gentleman, B.A. St. 
 John's, Cantab. Born Dec. 8, 1853, being the eldest son 
 
 of Major-General James Bowen Woosnam, Esq., J. P., 
 Bombay R.H.A., of Bicknor Court, Coleford, by Agnes, 
 dau. of William Bell of Bellview, Queen's County, Ireland. 
 
 Armorial bearings— Per pale sable and azure, a lion 
 passant argent, Ix-'tween four pheons, three in chief and one 
 m liase or. Mantling sable and argent. Crest —Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, in a fern brake proper, a snake 
 nowed or, thereon preying an eagle also proper, guttd-de- 
 larmes. Estates — Bodaioch, 'I'refeglws, Montgomeryshire. 
 Postal address — Borjan, Moheema, Assam. 
 
 SSiR FRANCIS EDMUND WORKMAN - MAC- 
 NAGHTEN, 3rd Baronet (July 16, 1836), of Dunda- 
 rave, Bushmills, co. Antrim, Lord-Lieut, co. Antrim, Hon. 
 Col. 4th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles, Lieut. -Col. late 8th 
 Hussars. Bom July 9, 1828, lieing the eldest son of Sir 
 Edmund Charles Workman-Macnaghten, and Bart., by 
 his wife Mary, only dau. of Edward Gwatkin. Armorial 
 bearings — Quarterly 1 and 4, quarterly i. and iiii. argent, 
 an arm issuant from the sinister proper, the hand grasping 
 across crosslet fitch(?e iwure; ii, and iii. argent, a tower 
 gules, all within a bordurc ermine (for Macnaghten) ; a and 
 3, or, three martlets sable between two bars wavy gules, in 
 chief three crescents, and in base a f)ortcullis of the second 
 (for Workman) ; the escutcheon charged with his b.'ulge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules, doubled argent. 
 Crests— I. on a wreath of the colours, a tower gules; a. 
 on a wreath of the colours, out of a crescent quarterly 
 argent and sable, a lictor's fasces, rods or, axe proper. 
 Supporters— Two roebucks proper. Mottoes — Under the 
 arms, " I hope in God ; " over the crests, " Non pas I'ouv- 
 rage, mais I'ouvrier." Married, June 6, 1866, Alice Mary, 
 eldest dau. of William Howard Russell, D.L. [which mar- 
 riage was dissolved] ; and by her has had Issue — (i) Edmund 
 Francis Macnaghten, Esq., Lieut. i6th Lancers, b. Nov. 
 14, 1870, d. unm. Oct. la, 1899; (2) Kenneth William Mac- 
 naghten, Esq., Capt. Royal Fusileers, b. March 20, 1875; 
 Mary Alice \m. , Aug. 28, 1893, William Robert Young of 
 Galgorm Castle, co. AntrimJ; and Hilda Margaret [m., 
 Nov. 14, 1892, Henry Cecil Phillips of Ballyhooly House, 
 CO. Cork]. Residences— Dundara.ve and Bushmills, co. An- 
 trim. Club — United Service. 
 
 Sir STEUART WORKMAN - MACNAGHTEN, 
 Knight Bachelor. Bom 1815, being the sixth son of Sir 
 Francis Workman-Macnaghten, first Baronet, of Dundarave, 
 in the county of Antrim, Judge of the Supreme Court of 
 Bengal, by his wife Letitia, daughter of Sir William 
 Dunkin ; dubbed Knight Bachelor, 1890. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, quarterly i. 
 and iiii. argent, an arm issuant from the sinister proper, 
 gfrasping a cross crosslet fitch6e azure ; ii. and iii. a tower 
 embattled gules, all within a bordure ermine (for Mac- 
 naghten) ; 2 and 3 or, three martlets sable between two 
 bars wavy gules, in chief three crescents, and in base a 
 portcullis of the second (for Workman). Upon the escut- 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a tower gules (for Macnaghten) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, out of a crescent quarterly 
 sable and or, a Roman fasces erect proper (for Workman) ; 
 and above the crests the Motto, " Non pas I'ouvrage mais 
 I'ouvrier," and under the arms, " I hof)e in God." Married, 
 firstly, 1848, Agnes, daughter of J. Eastmont, and widow 
 of Captain Lewis Sheddon (she died 1863) ; secondly, 1864, 
 Emily Frances, commonly known as Lady Emily Frances, 
 daughter of Vice-Admiral Mark Kerr, commonly known 
 as Lord Mark Kerr, by his wife the Right Honourable 
 Charlotte, in her own right Countess of Antrim (she died 
 1874) ; thirdly, 1877, Amy Katharine, daughter of the 
 Reverend Arthur Thomas ; and by his third marriage has 
 Issue — Angus Charles Rowley Steuart Workman-Mac- 
 naghten, Esquire, born 1883 ; Letitia Julia Hanah ; and 
 Laura Maud Amy. Residence — Bittern Manor House, in 
 the county of Southampton. Club — Carlton. 
 
 HARRY WORMALD WORMALD. Born 1820, being 
 the second son of William Armitage, Esq., of Ainderby 
 Hall, CO. York, by Charlotte, dau. of the late Harry Wor- 
 mald, Esq., of Woodhouse ; and assumed by Royal License, 
 in 1871, the name and arms of Wormald, under the will of 
 his great-uncle. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, or, 
 a fesse ermines between two bears' heads erased in chief and 
 three mascles interlaced fesseways in base sable (for Wor- 
 mald) ; 2 and 3 quarterly per fesse indented azure and gules, 
 a wolfs head erased between four crosses crosslet argent (for 
 Armitage). Mantling sable and or ; and for his Crests, i. 
 
 ^ is tlie Military Cockade. 
 
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 upon a wreath of the colours, on three mascles interlaced 
 fesseways or, a boar's head erased sable (for Wormald) ; 2. 
 upon a wreath of the colours, in front of an arm embow'ed, 
 vested azure, cuffed argent, the hand grasping by the 
 blade a sword in bend sinister proper, pommel and hilt 
 or, a gauntlet fesseways gold (for Armitage). Motto— 
 "Noli me tangere." Married, 1842, Helena, daughter 
 of Peter Trellsen. £j^a/w— Sawley and Cookridge, York- 
 shire. 
 
 WORMS, see DE WORMS. 
 
 WORRALL (H. Coll.). Argent, on a plain chevron 
 cottised engrailed between three lions rampant all azure, 
 two bear's paws erased chevronwise of the first. Mantling 
 
 Married, Aug. 16, 1871, Harriette Sayer, only dau. of Sir 
 Edward William Watkin, Bart., M. P. ; and has Issue — (i) 
 James Worsley-Taylor, Esq., Capt. 4th Batt. King's Own 
 Royal Lancaster Regt., b. July 10, 1872; (2) Francis Ed- 
 
 azure and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, 
 upon the trunk of a tree eradicated fessewise and sprout- 
 ing to the dexter proper, a bear's paw erect and erased 
 argent. 
 
 Sons of James Worrall, Esq., J. P., of Wing, Oakham, 
 Rutland, of Whalley Range and of Ordsall.i Man- 
 chester, and of Midge Hole, Halifax, b. 1811 ; d. 1890; 
 m. Annie, widow of Denis Leigh : — 
 James Worrall, Esq., J. P. Lanes, b. 1844; m. 1875, J^ne 
 (rf. 1897), yr. d. of late Sir S. J. Gibbons, ist Bart. Seat— 
 Westwell, Tenterden, Kent. Club — Conservative, 
 
 Edward Worrall, Esq., J. P. co Rutland (High Sheriff 
 1890). Seat — Wing, Oakham, Rutland. 
 
 WORSLEY, see TINDAL-WORSLEY-CARILL. 
 
 S HENRY WILSON WORSLEY-TAYLOR, K.C., of 
 Moreton Hall, co. Lancaster, J. P. and D.L. for that 
 CO., and J. P. for the West Riding of Yorkshire, Chaiiinan 
 of the Lancashire County Sessions (held at Preston), and 
 formerly Recorder of the borough of Preston, M. P. for the 
 Blackpool Div. of Lancashire since Dec, 1900, B.A. Oxford, 
 Barrister -at -Law. Born July 25, 1847, being the only 
 son of the late James Worsley, Esq., J. P., by his wife 
 Alice, dau. of Henry Clegg of Haughton House ; assumed 
 by Royal Licence 1881, in accordance with the will of his 
 cousin Miss Margaret Pilling-Taylor, the additional sur- 
 name of Taylor. Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, 
 ermine, on a chief dovetailed gules, a mallet between two 
 escallops or ; 2 and 3 azure, a chevron flory counter- 
 flory or, between in chief two falcons and in base a wolf's 
 head erased. Mantling gules and argent. Crests — i. on 
 a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant sable, sem^e 
 of mallets or, holding between the paws an acorn gold, 
 slipped vert ; 2. on a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head 
 erased, encircled by a wreath of oak, and pierced by a 
 tilting-spear fesseways. Motto— " Annoso robore quercus." 
 
 ward Worsley-Taylor, Gentleman, b. July 4, 1874 ; Mary 
 Beatrice; and Margaret Ursula. Seat — Moreton Hall, 
 Whalley, Lancashire. Clubs — Carlton, Conservative, Rane- 
 lagh. 
 
 § ALBERT OCTAVIUS WORTHINGTON, Esquire, 
 J. P. and D.L. for the county of Stafford, for which 
 county he served the office of High Sheriff in the year 
 1889-1890, Captain and Honorary Major of the Queen's 
 Own Royal Regiment Staffordshire Yeomanry, Lord of 
 
 the Manor of Pype-cum-Membris, Patron of Seals, Leices- 
 tershire. Born Nov. 20, 1844, being the third but only sur- 
 viving son of the late William Worthington, Esq. , of Newton 
 Park and Burton, J. P. for the cos. of Stafford and Derby, 
 by his wife Mary Anne, second dau. of the late Francis 
 
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 CaJvert of Houndhill, co. Stafford. /.iMrrK — Blue coat, 
 scarlet waistcoat, with silver lace and buttons, blue and silver 
 aigiilettes, black plush breeches. Armorial be&rlnj^ — 
 Party per fesse tlancettik* argent and sable, a pale counler- 
 chan^ed, and three tridents erect of the second ; and for 
 his OrMt, on a wreath of the colours, upon the trunk of 
 a tree fesseways eradicated and sprouting proper, a goat 
 passant argent, gorged with a collar gemelle sable, holding 
 in the mouth a spng of oak fructed also proper, with the 
 Motto, " Virtute dignus avorum." Afarried, Feb. i6, 1871, 
 Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of John Etty of Malton, co. York; 
 and has Issue — William Worthington Worthington, Esq., 
 J. P. Staffs., M.A. Oxon., b. Dec. ai, 1871 [m., July 27, 
 1901, Lady Muriel Gladys Finch, youngest dau. of the 8th 
 Earl of Aylesford, and has issue, William Greville Worth- 
 ington, Gentleman, b. Feb. 26, 1903 ; and Albert Ronald 
 Worthington, Gentleman, b. 1904]; Evelyn Mabel [m., 
 Jan. 12, 1898, Edward Arthur Field Whittell Herbert, 
 Esq., J. P., D. L. , of Glanhafen, Montgomeryshire] ^ Wini- 
 fred Florence [m., 1896, Hon. Alexander Parker, son of 
 sixth Earl of Macclesfield] ; Dorothy Hilda [tn. , April 20, 
 1903, Lieut. -Col. Francis Edward Fitzherbert, D.S.O., 
 eldest son of Basil Thomas Fitzherbert, Esq., J. P., D.L., 
 of Swynnerton Park, Staffs., and heir-presumptive to the 
 Barony of Stafford] ; and Muriel Esm(5. Estate and postal 
 address — Maple Hayes, Lichfield, Staffordshire. Club — 
 Junior Carlton. 
 
 ARTHUR MASON WORTHINGTON, Esquire, C.B., 
 F.R.S.. Prof, at the Royal Naval Engineering Coll. , Devon- 
 port. Bom June 11, 1852, being the eighth son of the late 
 Robert Worthington of Sale Hall, co. Chester, by his 
 second wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Brewin of Birstall, 
 CO. Leicester. Armorial bearings — Or, three acorns 
 chevronwise proper, between as many tridents sable. 
 Mantling vert and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a trident sable a goat passant argent, in the 
 mouth an acorn as in the arms. Married, Aug. lo, 1877, 
 Helen, dau. of Thomas Solly, Barrister-at-Law ; and has 
 Issue — Robert Alfred Worthington, Gentleman, b. June 18, 
 1878 ; Charlotte Elizabeth ; and Margaret Clare. Resi- 
 dence — Mohuns, Tavistock. Club — Royal Societies'. 
 
 CHARLES JAMES WORTHINGTON, Gentleman. 
 Bom Aug. 30, 1843, being the eldest son of the late Robert 
 Worthington, Gentleman, of Sale Hall, co. Chester, and of 
 Ardwick, Manchester, by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. 
 of Robert Brewin, Gentleman, of Birstall, co. Leicester. 
 Armorial bearings — Or, three acorns chevron\\ise proper, 
 between as many tridents sable. Mantling sable and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, in front of a trident 
 erect sable, a goat passant argent, in the mouth an acorn 
 as in the arms. Motto — " Mihi parent .(Equoris Undce." 
 Married, first, July 22, 1874, Elizabeth Ann, second dau. of 
 Edward Gittins of Church Gate, Leicester (who d. Nov. 21, 
 1880); and has Issue — (1) Robert Edward Worthington, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 18, 1878; (2) Frank Worthington, 
 Gentleman, b. June 15, 1880 ; and Mary. He married 
 secondly, April 30, 1884, Emily, second dau. of the late 
 John Edward Clift of Redditch, co. Worcester, and Chelten- 
 ham, CO. Gloucester, and widow of Rev. William Walnie^ley 
 White of Leicester. Residence — Lancaster Road, Birkdale, 
 Southf)ort, CO. Lancaster. 
 
 GODFREY WORTHINGTON, Gentleman. Bom 
 Feb. 22, 1849, being the fifth son of the late Robert 
 Worthington of Sale Hall, co. Chester, and of Ardwick, 
 Manchester, by his second wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert 
 Brewin of Birstall, co. Leicester. Aimorial bearings — 
 Or, three acorns chevronwise proper, between as many 
 tridents sable. Mantling vert and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a trident erect sable, a 
 goat passant argent, in the mouth an acorn as in the arms. 
 Married, April 6, 1880, Fanny, only dau. of George Jevons 
 of Liverpool; and has Issue — Hugh Worthington, Gentle- 
 man, b. Jan. 29, 188 1 ; and Elizabeth. 5<?a/— Parkside, 
 Altrincham. 
 
 WORTHINGTON (H. CoU. ). Or, three acorns chevron- 
 wise proper, between as many tridents sable. Mantling 
 sable and or. Crest On a wreath of the colours, in front 
 of a trident erect sable, a goat passant argent, in the mouth 
 an acorn as in the arms. Motto — "Mihi parent aequoris 
 undae." 
 
 Sons of Robert Worthington, Gentleman, of Sale Hall, 
 and of Ardwick, Manchester, b. ; d. ; ni. 2nd, 
 
 Elizalieth, d. of Robert Hrewin of Birstall, I^eics. ; — 
 
 Charles James Worthington, (lentlcnian (q.v.). 
 
 Godfrey Worthington, liontlcnian (q.v.). 
 
 Arthur Mason Wortliington, Gentleman (q.v.). 
 Son of James Worthington, Esq., J. P., of Sale Hall, 
 b. ; d. 1887; m. :— 
 
 Henry Hugo Worthington, Esq., J. P. Cheshire, b. 1857; 
 m. 1883, Amelia M., d. of late Matthew Kennedy of Low 
 Nook, Ambleside. 6V<i/— Bindon, Wellington, Somerset. 
 
 WORTHINGTON-EYRE (U.O.. R.L., la April 1902). 
 Argent, on a chevron sable, three quatrefoils or, a cres- 
 cent for difference. Mantling sable and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a leg in armour coui)ecl at 
 the thigh proijer, garnished and spurred or, a crescent for 
 difference. MottO — "Pro rege sa;pe pro patria semper." 
 Livery — Blue and gold. 
 
 Son of James Belton Worthington, by Harriet Eliza- 
 beth :— 
 
 William Ingram Worthington- Eyre (formerly Worthing- 
 ton), Esq., b. I May 1867; w. 13 Aug. 1890, Grace Geral- 
 dine, second d. of Thomas Stratford Eyre, Esq., of Eyre- 
 ville, CO. Gal way ; and has issue — (i) William Stratford 
 Eyre Worthington-Eyre, Gentleman, b. 9 May 1891 ; (2) 
 George Lionel Worthington-Eyre, Gentleman, b. 15 Sept. 
 1893 ; (3) Robert Worthington-Eyre, Gentleman, b. 4 Aug. 
 ^895 ; (4) Hedges Eyre Worthington-Eyre, Gentleman, b. 
 8 Sept. 1899 ; Morion Grace ; Olive Geraldine ; antl 
 Florence Mary. Seat — Eyreville, Kiltormer, Ballinasloe, 
 CO. Galway. Res. — 12 Tivoli Terrace, South Kingstown, 
 CO. Dublin. 
 
 WORTLEY, seeMONTAGU-STUART-WORTLEY. 
 
 IVAN WOTHERSPOON, Esquire, K.C.. M.A., of 
 Iverley, parish of St. Anne du bout de I' He, Co. Jacques 
 Cartier, and 59 Victoria Street, Montreal, Province of Quebec, 
 Canada. Bom June 6,1845, being eldest son of the late Daniel 
 Tolkien Wotherspoon, of Quebec City [descended from Sir 
 
 Alexander Witherspune, of Brig House, co. Linlithgow, 
 Knt., Falconer and Esquire to King James II. of Scotland, 
 1451], by Helena, his wife, eldest daughter and co-heiress 
 of John Greaves Clapham, formerly of Leeds, Yorkshire, 
 
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 England, and afterwards of Quebec. Livery — Buff and 
 red. Armorial bearings — Or, on a cross engrailed between 
 four crescents gules, a star of eight points of the first in 
 chief, and on an escutcheon of pretence gules, the head of 
 St. Denis argent (for Juchereau de St. Denys). Mantling 
 gules, doubled or. Crest — A tower gules, and issuing there- 
 from an eagle displayed or. Motto — ' ' Per crucem ad lucem. " 
 Married, June 19, 1871, Blanche, only daughter of Charles 
 Juchereau, Duchesnay de St. Denys of St. Ours, P.Q. ; and 
 has Issue — (i) Cecil Juchereau de St. Denys Wotherspoon, 
 Gentleman, born August 31, 1872 ; (2) Ivan Stuart Wother- 
 spoon, Gentleman, born Sept, 25, 1873 ; (3) Guy Moreton 
 Wotherspoon, born July 25, 1876, died Jan. 23, 1878 ; (4) 
 Hugh Clapham Wotherspoon, Gentleman, born Dec. 31, 
 1879. Estate arid postal address — Iverley, Ste Anne de 
 Bellevue, Co. Jaques Cartier, P.Q. 
 
 WOULFE, quartered by MANSFIELD. 
 
 STEPHEN ROLAND WOULFE, Esq., J. P. cos. Clare 
 and Down, High Sheriff of the latter co. 1874, and of the 
 former 1876, served in the 7th Regt. Fusiliers, afterwards 
 Capt. Hunts Militia. Borti 1822, being the son of the late 
 Right Hon. Stephen Woulfe of Tiermaclane, Lord Chief 
 Baron of the Exchequer, Ireland. Clubs — Army and Navy, 
 Brooks's, Kildare St. (Dublin). Armorial bearings— Per 
 fesse argent and azure, in chief, on a mount vert, a wolf 
 passant in front of an oak tree all proper, in base two salmon 
 naiant barways of the last. Mantling argent and azure ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stork 
 wings elevated sable. Motto — " Cuilean uasal. " Married, 
 1st, June 9, 1853, Hon. Isabella Letitia, dau. of the Right 
 Hon. Thomas North Graves, second Lord Graves (she died 
 Oct. 26, 1870); 2nd, 1881, Alice Maud, youngest dau. of 
 Edward Blackburn of Haine, Devon ; and has had Issue — 
 Stephen Harold Woulfe, Gentleman, b. Feb. 15, 1883, d. 
 1888 ; and Hilda Maud. Seats — Tiermaclane, Ennis, co. 
 Clare ; Strangford House, Strangford, co. Down. Town 
 residence — 16 Harrington Gardens, S.W. 
 
 WREY (H. Coll.). Quarterly, i. sable, a fesse between 
 three pole-axes argent, helved gules (Wrey of Trebitch, 
 Vn. of Cornwall, 1620) ; 2. Killigrew of Wolston ; 3. 
 argent, a cross engrailed gules between four water- 
 bougets sable (Bourchier, Count Eu, Earl of Bath) ; 4. 
 quarterly i. and iiii., azure, three fleurs-de-lis or (France); 
 ii. and iii., gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or 
 (England), within a bordure argent (Thomas of Wood- 
 stock, Duke of Gloucester, son of Edward III.) ; 5. azure, 
 a bend argent, cottised or, between six lions rampant of 
 the last (Bohun, Earl of Northampton, Hereford, and 
 Essex) ; 6. Hankford ; 7. quarterly per fesse indented argent 
 and gules (Fitzwaryn, c. 1300) ; 8. gules, a fret or (Audley) ; 
 9. argent, two bars gules (Martyn of Tawstock) ; 10. 
 Malbank; 11. Cogan ; 12. Loring; 13. gules, a fesse dan- 
 cetty ermine (Dynham) ; 14. argent, two bars gules, and 
 in chief three torteaux (de Moels) ; 15. De Arches ; 16. 
 quarterly i. and iiii., gules, four fusils conjoined in fesse 
 argent (Daubeney) ; ii. and iii., or, two chevronels within a 
 bordure gules) ; 17. sable, a bend or, between six fountains 
 (Stourton) ; 18. argent, a chevron gules between three tor- 
 teaux (Sherard). Motto — " Le bon temps viendra." 
 
 Eldest son of Sir Henry Bourchier Toke Wrey, 9th 
 Bart., of Trebitch, Cornwall, late Major 4th Batt. 
 Devonshire Regt., B.A. Oxon., J. P. and D.L. Devon 
 (High Sheriff 1891), b. 1829; d. 1900; m. 1854, Mari- 
 anne Sophia, only child of Philip Castell, 9th Lord 
 Sherard : — 
 Sir Robert Bourchier Sherard Wrey, loth Bart., of 
 Trebitch (30 June 1628), Capt. (ret.) R.N., Capt. and Hon. 
 Major Roy. N. Devon Imp Yeo., J. P. co. Devon, served in 
 Zulu, Egyptian, Burmese, and Chinese Campaigns, b. 1855. 
 Seat — Tawstock House, Barnstaple, Devon. Clubs — Naval 
 and Military, Wellington, Cavalry, R.Y. Squadron. 
 
 WRIGHT, quartered by CONYERS, FOX, and 
 WELDON. 
 
 WRIGHT, see TYLDEN-WRIGHT. 
 
 ALBERT LESLIE WRIGHT, Esquire, J. P. for co. 
 Derby. Born Feb. 23, 1862, being the eldest son of the 
 late Rev. Henry Wright, M.A., by his wife Lucy Sophia, 
 dau. of Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville of Bramston Hall, 
 
 CO. Lincoln, fifth son of Rt. Hon. Alexander, Earl of 
 Leven and Melville. Armorial bearings — Sable, on a 
 chevron argent, three spear heads gules, in chief two uni- 
 corns' heads erased of the second, armed and maned or, 
 in base on a pile of the last, issuing from the chevron, a 
 unicorn's head erased of the first. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's 
 head argent, erased gules, armed and maned or, charged 
 on the neck with three spear-heads, one and two also gules. 
 Motto — "Ad rem." Married, May 20, 1892, Margaretta 
 Agnes, eldest dau. of the late John Bridges Plumptre of 
 Goodnestone ; and has Issue — Marion ; Margaretta ; Joan ; 
 and Elizabeth. Seat — Butterley Hall, co. Derby. Clubs — 
 Arthur's, Constitutional. 
 
 The Rev. ARTHUR SAMUEL WRIGHT, Clerk in 
 Holy Orders, M.A. , Patron of the Living of Brattleby, co. 
 Lincoln. Born Nov. 16, 1867, being the second son of the 
 late Samuel Wright Wright, Esq. , of Bratlleby and North 
 Kelsey, co. Lincoln, J. P. and D.L. , and Constance Mary 
 his wife, dau. of Peter Freelaiid Aitken. Armorial bear- 
 ing^ — Argent, on a fesse engrailed, between three eagles' 
 heads erased azure, as many martlets of the field. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, upon 
 a mount vert, a unicorn passant regardant argent, semee of 
 estoiles azure, armed, maned, and unguled or, gorged with 
 a collar also azure, the dexter foot resting upon a cross 
 pat6e gold. Motto — "Esse quam videri." Seat — Nettle- 
 ton House, CO. Lincoln. Postal address — 27 Wolverton 
 Avenue, Norbiton, Surrey. 
 
 CALEB WRIGHT, Esq., J. P. for Lancaster, formerly 
 M.P. S.W. Lancashire (Leigh Div.), 1885-95. Born i8io. 
 Armorial bearings — Per fesse azure and argent, a pale 
 counterchanged, three unicorns' heads erased, two and one 
 of the second, and as many sprigs of the cotton tree slipped 
 and fructed one and two proper. Mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-unicorn argent, gorged with a collar vair, and support- 
 ing between three legs a battle-axe erect and proper. Motto 
 — "Audax et Justus." Seat — Lower Oak, Tyldesley, near 
 Manchester. 
 
 S CHARLES BOOTH ELMSALL WRIGHT, Es- 
 quire, of Bolton Hall, co. York, J. P. W. R. co. 
 
 York, D.L., High Sheriff 1879. Born Dec. 19, 1848, being 
 the son of the late Charles Swaine Wright, Esq., M.A., of 
 Bilham House, near Doncaster, by his wife Mary Ellen de 
 
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 Cardonnel, eldest duughter of Colonel Elmsall. Armo- 
 rlAl beailoff*— Quarterly i and 4, azure on a fessc argent, 
 between three mullets or, as many eagles' heads erased 
 of the field (for Wright); a and 3 paly of six argent 
 and ermine, a wyvem gules, a chief of the first fretty of 
 the third (for Drake). Upon the escutcheon is placed a 
 helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and 
 argent ; and for his Great, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 on a mount vert, in front of 11 garb erect or, a unicorn 
 regardant azure, the dexter forepaw resting on a mullet 
 gold ; with the Motto, " A(|uila non capit muscas." Mar- 
 ried,' 1870, Edith de Cardonnel, second daughter of Robert 
 W. M. Nesfield of Castle Hill, Bakewell, in the county of 
 Derby; and has /ssue—(i) Godfrey Charles de Cardonnel 
 Wright, Gentleman, born 1873, killed in action in South 
 Africa 1900; (2) Marmaduke Nesfield Wright, Gentleman ; 
 and Mary Eveline [m. Capt. N. St. Vincent Stewart} Seat 
 — Bolton Hall, Bolton-by-Bolland, Craven. 
 
 The Latk CHARLES HENRY WRIGHT, Esquire. 
 Justice of the Peace for the county of Salop. Bom Decem- 
 ber 24. 1851, being the eldest son of the late Edmund 
 Wright. Esquire, of Halston, Justice of the Peace, High 
 Sherift' 1857, late Captain 4th Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry, 
 by his wife Helen, eldest daughter of Sir David Moncreifle. 
 Kironet, of Moncreiffe. in the county of Perth. Armorial 
 bearings — He bears for Arms : Sable, on a cross or, Ix:- 
 tween four unicorns' heads erased argent, armed, maned, 
 and tufted of the second, a cross engrailed gules, charged 
 with a javelin erect, staff gold, headed of the third. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a mount vert, thereon a bull's head erased 
 proper, siu-mounted by two javelins in saltire staves also 
 proper, headed argent. Seat — Halston, Oswestry. 
 
 Rev. CHARLES HENRY HAMILTON WRIGHT, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, D.D. (Dublin), M.A. (Oxford), Ph.D. 
 (Leipsic), Bampton and Grinfield Lecttirer, Oxford, and 
 Donnellan Lecturer, Dublin. Barn March 9, 1836, being 
 the second son of the late Edward Wright, LL.D., Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, of Floraville, Donnybrook, co. Dublin, by 
 Charlotte, dau. of Joseph Wright of Beech Hill, Donny- 
 brook, CO. Dublin. Armorial bearing^ — Per pale sable 
 and azure, on a chevron between three unicorns' heads 
 couped or, as many spear-heads gules, a mullet for diffe- 
 rence. Mantling sable and or. Crest — On a wreath of 
 the colours, an arm embowed in armour proper, charged 
 with a mullet for difference, holding a broken tilting-spear 
 azure, point or. Motto — "Honor virtutis praemium." 
 Afarried. 1859, Ebba, dau. of N. W. Almroth, Knight of 
 the Royal Order of the North Star, Governor of the Royal 
 Mint at Stockholm; and has Issue— (z) Eric Blackwood 
 Wright, Gentleman, LL.B., of the Middle Temple, Bar- 
 rister-at-Law, b. May i, i860; (2) Almroth Edward Wright, 
 Gentleman, M.D. , late Professor of Pathology, Netley, b. 
 Aug. 10, 1861 [m. Jane G. , dau. of R. M. Wilson, Esq., 
 M.A., J. P., of Coolcarrigan, co. Kildare, and has issue] ; (3) 
 Charles Theodore Hagberg Wright, Gentleman, LL.D. 
 b. Nov. 17, 1862 ; (4) Henry Brooke Hagstromer Wright, 
 Esq., Major R.E., b. Feb. i, 1864 \m. Helen, dau. of Sir 
 John Kirk, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., and has issue]; (5) Rev. 
 Ernest Alexanderson Wright, M.A., Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Vicar of St. John's, Hull, b. Oct. 15, 1865 [m., 1894, Agnes, 
 dau. of J. H. Worthington, Esq., J. P., of Oxton, Cheshire, 
 and has issue]. Residence — 90 Bolingbroke Grove, Wands- 
 worth Common, London, S.W. 
 
 5 CHARLES ICHABOD WRIGHT, Esquire, Lieu- 
 tenant-Colonel late Commanding ist Nottinghamshire 
 (Robin Hood) Rifle Volunteers, Member of Parliament 
 for the county of Nottingham 1868-1870, and on the 
 Commission of the Peace for the county of Nottingham, 
 but has not yet qualified. Born September 19, 1828, being 
 the eldest son of Ichabod Charles Wright of Mapperley 
 Hall, in the county of Nottingham, by his wife Theodosia, 
 commonly known as the Honourable Theodosia, eldest 
 daughter of the Right Honourable Thomas Denman, first 
 Baron Denman. Club — Carlton. Livery — Dark blue, 
 edged with yellow piping, yellow waistcoat with black 
 embroidery. Armorial bearings— He beaVs for Arms : 
 Sable, on a chevron argent, three sp>ears' heads gules, in 
 chief two unicorns' heads erased argent, armed and maned 
 or, in base on a pile of the last, issuing firom the chevron. 
 
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 a unicorn's head erased of the first. Crest — Upon a wreath 
 of the colours, and out of a crescent or, a unicorn's head 
 argent, erased gules, armed and maned or. Married, June 
 q, 1852, Blanche Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Henr) 
 Corles Bingham, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant, of Wartn.aby Hall, near Melton Mowbray ; and 
 has bad Issue— (i) Ichabod Denman Wright, Esquire, born 
 April 4, 1853, died December 29, 1879 (Royal Artillery), 
 
 killed in the Afghanistan War ; (2) Charles Bingham 
 Wright, Gentleman, born November 19, 1854; (3) Nevil 
 Wright, Gentleman, born November 26, 1857; Blanchi- 
 Theodosia ; Rosamond Frances [married Major E. I . 
 Webb]; and Grace Henrietta [married Richard Campbell 
 Davys]. Estates — Watcombe Park, Torquay ; land and 
 property at Basford, near Nottingham. Postal address — 
 Watcombe Park, Torquay. 
 
 EDWARD PERCEVAL WRIGHT. Esquire, J. P. forco. 
 of Dublin, M.A., M.D. (Dub.), M.A. (Oxford), F.R. CS.l. 
 
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 F. L.S. , Professor of Botany in the University of Dublin 
 (1869-1904), a Trustee of the National Library of Ireland, 
 President of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 
 igoo-1903. Bom Dec. 27, 1834, being the eldest son of 
 Edward Wright, LL.D. , Barrister-at-Law, of Floraville, 
 CO. Dublin, by his wife Chnrlotte, dau. of Joseph Wright 
 of Beech Hill, co. Dublin. Armorial bearings— Per pale 
 sable and azure, on a chevron between three unicorns' heads 
 couped or, as many tilting-spear-heads gules. Mantling; 
 sable and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, an arm in armour embowed proper, holding in the 
 hand a broken tilting-spear azure, headed or. Motto — 
 " Honor virtute praemium." Married 1872, Emily, second 
 dau. of Colonel Ponsonby Shaw. Postal address — 5 Trinity 
 College, Dublin. C/«*— Reform. 
 
 The Rev. ERNEST ALEXANDERSON WRIGHT, 
 M.A. (Trin. Coll., Dublin), Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of 
 St. John's, Hull. Bom 1865, being the fifth son of the Rev. 
 Charles Henry Hamilton Wright, D.D. (Trin. Coll. Dub.), 
 M.A. (Oxon.), Ph.D. (Leipzig), by his wife Ebba, dau. of 
 Nicholas William Almroth, Knight of the Royal Order of 
 the North Star, Governor of the Royal Mint of Sweden. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Per pale sable and azure, on a chevron 
 between three imicorns' heads couped or, as many tilting- 
 spear-heads gules. Mantling sable and or. Crest — An arm 
 in armour embowed proper, holding in the hand a broken 
 tiltiiig-spear azure, headed or. Motto — " Honor virtutis 
 prasmium." Married, Nov. 7, 1894, Agnes, dau. of Joseph 
 Hall Worthington , Esq. , F. R. G. S. , J. P. , of Oxton , Cheshi re ; 
 and has /w«^- Ruthven Alexanderson Wright, Gentleman, 
 b. Dec. 6, 1897 ; Kathleen Alexanderson ; and Honor 
 Brooke Alexanderson (d. 1904). Postal address — 154 
 Aulaby Road, Hull. Club — Dublin University Union 
 (Dublin). 
 
 5FITZHERBERT WRIGHT, Esquire, V.D., J. P. and 
 D.L. , High Sheriff 1902 for co. Derby, late Lieut. - 
 Col. ist Derbyshire Rifle Volunteers. Born June 26, 1841, 
 being the fourth son of the late Francis Wright of Osmas- 
 ton Manor, co. Derby, by his wife Selina, dau. of Sir Henry 
 FitzHerbert of Tissington. Armorial bearings — Sable, on 
 a chevron argent, three spear-head gules, in chief two 
 unicorns' heads erased of the second, armed and maned or, 
 in base on a pile of the last, issuing from the chevron, a 
 unicorn's head erased of the first. Mantling sable and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a unicorn's 
 head argent, erased gules, armed and maned or, charged on 
 the neck with three spear-heads, one and two also gules. 
 Motto — " Ad rem." Married, Aug. 4, 1865, Louisa Char- 
 lotte Rudolphine, dau. of Ernst Christopher Friedrich von 
 Beckman, Pastor of Holzendorf, Mecklenburg-Schwerin ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Henry FitzHerbert Wright, Esq., J.P., 
 CO. Derby, Barrister-at-Law, b. Oct. 9, 1870 [m., Sept. 13, 
 1894, Muriel Harriet, third dau. of Col. Henry Charles 
 Fletcher, and has issue] ; (2) Ernest B^resford FitzHerbert 
 Wright, Gentleman, b. Feb. 28, 1875 [m., Nov. 23, 1899, 
 Lucy Adeline, fourth dau. of Sir Charles Douglas Fox, 
 and has issue] ; (3) Francis Evelyn FitzHerbert Wright, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 20, 1882; Emihe Augusta \m., April 
 24, 1889, Rev. W. H. Draper] ; Louisa Adelina ; Judith 
 Frances [/«., April 25, 1895, Godfrey Acheson Thornhagh 
 Foljambe, second son of Rt. Hon. Francis Savile Fol- 
 jambe of Osberton]; and Ursula Mary Victoria. Seal — 
 The Hayes, Swanwick, co. Derby. Clubs — Arthur, Junior 
 Carlton. 
 
 FRANCIS BERESFORD WRIGHT, Esquire, M.A. 
 of the University of Cambridge, J. P. cos. of Derby and 
 Warwick. Born December 30, 1837, being the third son of 
 the late Francis Wright, I'^sq., of Osmaston Manor, in the 
 CO. of Derby, D.L. and J. P., by his wife Selina, eldest dau. 
 of Sir Henry Fitz- Herbert, Bart., of Tissington Hall, in the 
 CO. of Derby. Livety — Black coat with gilt buttons, striped 
 gold and black waistcoat, black plush breeches, white 
 stockings. Armorial bearings — Sable, en a chevron 
 argent, three spear-heads gules, in chief two unicorns' 
 heads erased argent, armed and maned or, in base on a 
 pile of the last issuant from the chevron, a unicorn's head 
 erased sable, and impaling the arms of Fitz-Herbert, namely 
 gules, three lions rampant or. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling sable 
 
 and argent. Crest —A unicorn's head argent, erased gules 
 armed and maned or, on the neck chevron wise three spear- 
 heads gules. Motto — "Ad rem." A/arr/sa', June 20, 1862, 
 Adeline Frances Henrietta, eldest dau. oi the late Lieut. -Col. 
 Richard Henry Fitz-Herbert (second son of Sir Henry Fitz- 
 Herbert, Bart.) of Somersal Herbert, in the co. of Derby ; 
 and has Issue — (i) Arthur Fitz-Herbert Wright, Esq., J. P. 
 for the CO. of Derby, of Aldercar Hall, b. 1865 \m., Dec. 12, 
 1900, Daisy Isabel, eldest dau. of Hon. and Rev. Robert 
 Chichester Moncrieff, and has issue, Adeline Nora] ; (2) 
 Kenneth Hepburn Wright, Gentleman, of Yelvertoft Manor, 
 Rugby, b. 1868; (3) Richard Beresford Wright, Gentleman, 
 
 of Bilton Hill, Rugby, b. 1870 \rn., July 26, 1899, Mary 
 Gwladwys, eldest dau. of Henry Donne of The Abbey 
 Ruins, Bury St. Edmunds ; and has issue, Richard Donald 
 Wright, Gentleman, b. Aug. 12, igoo ; and Margaret Irene]; 
 (4) Ivan Fitz-Herbert Wright, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; and 
 Adeline Francesca. Estate and postal address — Wootton 
 Court, Warwick. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY CORY WRIGHT, Gentleman, of 
 Sigglesthorne Hall, in the co. of York, B.L. , B.A. of the 
 University of Cambridge. Born March i, i860, being the 
 son of Sir William Wright, K. B. , of Sigglesthorne Hall, J. P. 
 and D.L., by his second wile Jane Eliza, dau. of the Rev. 
 Charles Cory, Vicar of Skipsea. Armorial bearings— Or, 
 a fesse chequy azure and argent, between in chief two eagles' 
 heads erased, and in base a feather of the second. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling azure and or. Crest—Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a unicorn passant per pale or and azure, gorged 
 with a collar gemel, and holding in the mouth a feather azure. 
 Motto— " Meritez." Married, 1886, Ellen, dau. of J. A. 
 Wade, Esq., J. P., of Hornsea, in the co. of York; and 
 has Issue — George Sigglesthorne Wright, Gentleman, 
 *. 1888. 
 
 HARRIET ELIZABETH WRIGHT and EMILY 
 PRISCILLA WRIGHT, daus. and (with their sisters Mary 
 Berry, wife of Frederick Poyton Weaver, M. D. , and Julia 
 Lees, widow of the late George Garratt) co-heirs of the late 
 Edward Abbott Wright, Esq., J. P. for the cos. of Lancaster 
 and Cheshire, and for Oldham, by his wife Mary, dau. of 
 Henry Berry of Golden Square, Westminster. Armorial 
 bearings are, upon a lozenge : Azure, two bars nebuly, in 
 chief a leopard's face jessant-de-lis between two pears ajl 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 or. Estatt and postal tuUreu — Castle Park, Frodsbam, 
 Cheshire. 
 
 HENRY SMITH WRIGHT. Gentleman. B.A. Cam- 
 bric!^. Rarrisler-at-Law Inner Temple, M.P. for South 
 Nottingham 1886-1895. Horn 1839. being the third son of 
 the late Ichabod Charles Wright of Mappeiley Hall, Notts, 
 and the Hon. Theodosia. eldest dau. of the ist Lord Denman. 
 Lix-ery — Dark blue, yellow facings. Anuoilal beartogs — 
 Sable, on a chevron argent, three spear-heads gules, in chief 
 two unicorns' beads erased argent, armed and maned or. in 
 base or. a pile of the last, issuing from the chevron, a uni- 
 corn's head erased of the first. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of a crescent or, a 
 unicorn's head argent, erased gules, armed and maned 
 gold. Married, firstly, 1865, Mary Jane, only child of the 
 late William Cartledge of Woodlhorpe, Notts ; secondly, 
 1869. Josephine Henrietta, only dau. of the late Rev. John 
 Adolphus Wright, formerly Rector of Ickham. Kent ; and 
 has Issue— (1) Henry Adolphus Smith Wright. Esq., Capt. 
 and Royal Fusiliers, b. 1869; (a) George Lewis Smith 
 Wright, Gentleman, b. 187a ; (3) Edward Henry Smith 
 Wright, Gentleman, b. 1875 ; (4) John Harold Smith Wright. 
 Gentleman. Lieut. R.N.. <5. 1882; Edith Mary Smith (by 
 first marriage) [»»., 1888. Donald Campbell, Esq., and has 
 issue]; and Alice Dorothea Smith [»»., 1894, Richard 
 Manders, Esq., K.C.. Irish Office, Barrister-at-Law]. Resi- 
 «&««-Averley Tower, Famham, Surrey. C/«*j— Carlton, 
 Hiu'lingharo. 
 
 PHILIP WRIGHT, Esquire High Sheriff 1884, J. P. 
 cos. Derby, Montgomery, and Salop, Bom Sept. 24, 
 1846, being the youngest son of the late Francis Wright, 
 Gentleman, Osmaston Manor, co. Derby, and Selina his 
 wife, dau. of Sir Henry FitzHerbert, Bart., of 1 issington. 
 Armorial bearings— Sable, on a chevron argent, three 
 spear heads gules, in chief two unicorns' heads erased of 
 the second, armed and maned or, in base on a pile of the 
 last, issuing from the chevron, a unicorn's head erased of 
 the first. MantliTi g sable and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, a unicorn's head argent, erased gules, armed 
 and maned or, charged on the neck with three spear heads. 
 one and two also gules. Motto— "Ad rem." Married, 
 Nov. 25. 1868, Alice Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. William 
 Bury, Rector of Pimperne, co. Dorset; and has Issue— (1) 
 Rev. William Aden Wright, Clerk in Holy Orders, b. Nov. 
 2a, 1869 ; (a) Philip Nithsdale Wright, Gentleman, Com- 
 mander R.N. b. Feb. 3, 1871 ; (3) Maurice Beresford 
 Wright. Gentleman, b. Jan 30, 1872 ; (4) Francis Anthony 
 Cedric Wright, Gentleman, b. April 18, 1873 ; (5) Godfrey 
 FitzHerbert Wright, Gentleman, b. Dec. 11, 1874; (6) 
 Edward AUeyne Wright. Gentleman, b. June i, 1877; (7) 
 Hugh Estere! Wright. Gentleman, b. April 13, 1879. Seat 
 — Mellington Hall, Churchstroke. co. Montgomery. Club— 
 National. 
 
 S PHILIP CHETWOOD WRIGHT, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. CO. Lincoln, B.A. (Oxon.), Hon. Major 3rd Batt. 
 Lincolnshire Regt. Bom May 10. 1866, being the eldest 
 surv. son of Samuel Wright Wright, Esq. , J. P. and D. L. , of 
 Nettleton House, near Caistor, and of Brattleby and North 
 Kelsey. co. Lincoln, by his wife Constance Mary, dau. of 
 Peter Freeland Aiken, Banker, of Bristol. Livery— Bhx, 
 buff facings, and silver buttons. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a fesse engrailed between three eagles' heads 
 erased azure, as many martlets of the field. Upon the es- 
 cutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling azure and argent. Crest— Upon a wreath of the 
 colours, upon a mount vert a unicorn passant regardant 
 argent, sem^ of estoiles azure, armed, maned, and unguled 
 or, gorged with a collar also azure, the dexter foot resting 
 upon a cross pat6e gold. Motto, " God guard my right." 
 Married, Oct. 17, 1901, Josephine Agneta Mary, only dau. 
 of the late Rev. Richard Chichester of Drewsteignton 
 Rectory. Devon; and has /««<?— Margaret Clarentia 
 Josephine. Estates — Brattleby. parts of North Kelsey, 
 Kilhngholme, all in the co. of Lincoln ; and Collingham, 
 in the county of Nottingham. Postal address— BraxW&hy 
 Hall, Lincoln. 
 
 SiK THOMAS WRIGHT, Knight Bachelor (1893). 
 J.P. for CO. borough of Leicester, Mayor of Leicester 
 
 1887 1888. and i89i-i89a. Born Feb. 15, 1838. Iwing 
 the second son of Joseph Wright, by his wife lane 
 Mobbs, dau. of Joseph Prestidge. Armorial bearings— 
 Or, on a pale gules, a cross botonny fuchc^e .irgent, a 
 chief azure, thereon a pale ermine, charged with a rose 
 gules, barbed and seeded proper, between two l)ezants. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, upon a rock, a falcon's liead 
 erased proper, holding in the lieak a cross botonny fitchde 
 in bend argent, and charged on the neck with a rose as 
 in the arms; with the Motto. "Tam arte quam marte " 
 
 Married, June 10, 1862, Georgina Eliza, daughter of Peter j 
 Roberts; and has Issue— (i) Thomas Harry Wright, Es- 
 quire, born May 12, 1864 ; (2) Arthur Ernest Wright, 
 Esquire, born March 25, 1866 ; (3) the Reverend Frederick j 
 William Wright, Clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Mary's, 1 
 Stamford, born November 24, 1869. Postal address — "rhej 
 Hollies, Stoneygate, Leicester. Club — Leicestershire] 
 (Leicester). 
 
 WILLIAM MAURICE WRIGHT, Esquire, J.P. forj 
 the parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire, and Lord of the Manor! 
 of Wold Newton, M.A. (St. John's Coll., Oxford). Bom\ 
 July 10, 1873, being the eldest son of the late William • 
 Wright of Wold Newton, by his wife Eliza Walton, only 
 dau. of the late Richard Hargrave, formerly of Sandal Park, 1 
 Yorks. Armorial bearings— Argent, on a fesse engrailed] 
 between three eagles' heads erased azure, as many martlets 
 of the field. Mantling azure and argent. Crest- On a 
 wreath of the colours, upon a mount vert, a unicorn f>assant 
 regardant argent, sem6e of estoiles azure, armed, maned, j 
 and hoofed or, gorged with a collar also azure, the dexter ' 
 foot resting on a cross patt^e gold. 5«a/— Wold Newton 
 Manor, near North Thoresby, S.O.. in the county of 
 Lincoln. 
 
 WRIGHT (R.L., 1796. H. Coll.). Azure, two bars 
 argent, in chief as many leopard's faces or. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, 
 a dexter arm couped and embowed, habited azure, purpled 
 or, cuffed argent, the hand proper, brandishing a sword 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 
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 also argent, pierced through a leopard's face as in the 
 arms. 
 
 Only son of John Wright, Esq., of Hatfield Priory, 
 
 J. P., D.L. (High Sheriff Essex 1869), 6. 1821 ; d. 
 
 1882 ; m. 2nd, 1873, Jane Charlotte Bazette, only d. 
 
 of Thurlow Dowling of Lower Belgrave Street, 
 
 S.W. :— 
 John Wright, Gentleman, d. 1879. Seat — Hatfield 
 Priory, Essex. ■» > 
 
 Ygst. son of John Wright, Gentleman, 6. 1794 ; d.v.p, 
 
 1836; m. 1820, Mary, d. of Sir John Tyrell, Bart., of 
 
 Boreham House : — 
 William Henry Wright, Gentleman, Commander R.N. , 
 b. ; m. 1853, Kate, d. of Abraham Hargrave of Ballyno, 
 Queenstown, co. Cork ; and has issue. Res. — 
 
 mural crown chequy or and gules, a dragon's head vert, on 
 the neck three leopards' faces as in the arms, between two 
 bars gemel a trefoil slipped or. Motto—" Invictus maneo." 
 Married, November 14, 1883, Margaret, daughter of William 
 Leader of Rosnalee, in the county of Cork ; and has Issue— 
 (i) William Fortescue Wright-Armstrong, Gentleman, born 
 August 13, 1885 ; (2) Michael Richard Leader Wright- 
 Armstrong, Gentleman, born November 27, 1889 ; (3) Henry 
 Maxwell Wright- Armstrong, Gentleman, born February 12, 
 1891 ; (4) James Robert Bargrave Wright - Armstrong, 
 Gentleman, b. April 6, 1893 ; (5) Christopher Wyborne 
 Wright-Armstrong, Gentleman, b. May 22, 1899 ; Frances 
 Margaret Alice ; l3orothea Gertrude ; and Margaret Helen 
 Elizabeth. Estate and postal address — Killylea, county 
 Armagh. 
 
 WRIGHT of Guayaquil (Confirmed U.O.). Per pale 
 sable and azure, on a chevron between three unicorn's 
 heads couped or, three spear-heads gules. MaxLtling sable 
 and or. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or, an arm em- 
 bowed in armour proper, holding a broken tilting-spear 
 azure, pointed or. Motto — " Honor virtute prasmium." 
 Son of Gen. Thomas Charles Wright (1799-1870), 
 formerly Midshipman H.M.S. " Newcastle," afterwards 
 in the service of Colombia, being promoted General of 
 Brigade 1830, General of Division 1835, and Com- 
 mandant-General of the Province of Guayas, and 
 receiving sundry medals, the bust of the Liberator, and 
 the Star of Boyaca ; m. 1832, Angela Rico of 
 Rocafuerte : — 
 Thomas Charles Wright, Gentleman, b. 1836; tn. 1868, 
 Aurora M. de Ycaza (d. 1897) ; and has surv. issue — (i) 
 I'homas Charles Wright, Gentleman, b. 1873; (2) Albert 
 Angelo Wright, Gentleman, b. 1876; (3) William Hugh 
 Wright, Gentleman, b. 1877 \jn. 1900, Elena Vallarino] ; 
 Rosa \m. 1899, Leonard Stagg] ; Carolina Alexandra [/«. 
 1900, Luis de Orrantia]. Res. — Guayaquil, Ecuador. 
 
 Sons of Edward Wright, Gentleman, 1839-1892 (s. of 
 Gen. Thomas Charles Wright) ; m. 1876, Teresa 
 Aguirre : — 
 Edward Wright, Gentleman, b. 1877. Res. — 
 Charles Wright, Gentleman, b. 1882, Res. — 
 Robert Wright, Gentleman, b. 1883. Res.— 
 
 WRIGHT (U.O.). Per pale sable and azure, on a 
 chevron between three unicorn's heads couped or, as many 
 spear-heads gules, a mullet for difference. Mantling sable 
 and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, an arm 
 cmbowed in armour proper, charged with a mullet for 
 difference, holding a broken tilting-spear azure, point or. 
 Motto — " Honor virtutis prsemium." 
 Sons of : — 
 
 Rev. William Heber Wright, M.A., b. . Res.—'S>X. 
 
 George's Vicarage, Worthing. 
 
 Major Warren Wright, M.A. (Dub.), b. 1845. Res.— 
 Hilcote House, Campden, Glos. 
 
 HENRY BRUCE WRIGHT-ARMSTRONG, Esquire, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, Justice of the 
 Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant, High Sheriff 1875 and 1894, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Bom July 27, 1844, being the younger 
 but only surviving son of the late William Jones Armstrong, 
 Esquire, of Killylea, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieu- 
 tenant, High Sheriff 1840 (who assumed in 1868, by Royal 
 License, the name and arms of Wright under the will of 
 Lady Frances E. Wright-Wilson), by his wife Dame Frances 
 Elizabeth, relict of Colonel Sir Michael M'Creagh, Com- 
 panion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Knight 
 Commander of the Hanoverian Guelphic Order, &c. , and 
 only daughter of Captain Christopher Wilson of the 22nd 
 Foot. Clubs — Carlton, Kildare Street (Dublin). Armo- 
 rial bearings— He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 per pale gules and vert, three dexter armed arms couped 
 at the shoulders and embowed, the hands clenched 
 proper (for Armstrong) ; 2 and 3 argent, three bars gemel 
 gules, on a chief azure three leopards' faces or, a canton 
 ermine for distinction (for Wright). Upon the escutcheon 
 is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 gules and argent ; and for his Crests, i. out of a mural 
 coronet or, an armed arm embowed, the hand grasping an 
 oak-tree eradicated proper (for Armstrong) ; 2. out of a 
 
 WRIGHTSON, see BATTIE-WRIGHTSON. 
 
 JOHN WRIGHTSON, Gentleman, President of the 
 Downton College of Agriculture, near Salisbury, third and 
 youngest son of the late Thomas Wrightson of Neasham 
 Hall, in the co. of Durham, by his wife Rebecca Gilchrist, 
 dau. of William Potter of Walbottle House, in the co. of 
 Northumberland. Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse in- 
 
 vected chequy azure and argent between two eagles' heads 
 erased in chief sable, and a saltire couped in base gules ; 
 and for a Crest, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a 
 saltire gules, a unicorn salient or ; with the Motto, " Veritas 
 omnia vincit." Married, July 23, 1872, Maria Isabella, only 
 daughter of the late Charles Norleigh Hulton ; and has Issue 
 — (i) John Frederick Hulton Wrightson, Gentleman, born 
 February 6, 1875 ; (2) Thomas Reginald Wrightson, Gentle- 
 man, born June 7, 1878 ; (3) Edmund Gilchrist Wrightson, 
 Gentleman, born August 25, 1879 ; (4) Archibald Ingram 
 Hulton Wrightson, Gentleman, born July 30, 1882 ; (5) Roger 
 Armstrong Wrightson, Gentleman, born March i, 1888 ; (6) 
 Philip Blethyn Hulton Wrightson, Gentleman, born Novem- 
 ber 17, 1890 ; (7) Cerdic William Wrightson, Gentleman, 
 born October 18, 1892 ; Rebecca Elena; Alyne Garmonds- 
 way ; Hilda ; and Georgiana Maria Hulton. Postal address 
 — The College of Agriculture, Downton, Hants. 
 
 ROBERT GARMONDSWAY WRIGHTSON. Gentle- 
 man, Barrister-at-Law, M.A. (Ctmbridge), b. April 6, 
 1869, being the eldest son of the late Rev. William Gar- 
 monsway Wrightson, Clerk in Holy Orders, Master of Arts 
 of the University of Cambridge, by his wife Priscilla 
 Anne, eldest dau. and coheiress of the late Alfred Head of 
 London. Armorial bearings — Or, a fesse invected chequy 
 azure and argent, between two eagles' heads erased in 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 chief lable and a saltire couped in Ixise gules ; and for a 
 Orwt, on a wreath of the colours, in front of a saltire gules, 
 a unicorn salient or; with the Motto, "Veritas omnin 
 vincit." Estate — Spring House, Middleton-one-Row. in 
 the CO. of Uurham. Postal address — Ockenden, Cuck- 
 fkld, Sussex. 
 
 Sir THOMAS WRIGHTSON, ist Baronet (1900), J.P. 
 CO. Durham, M.P. for Stockton-on-Tees 1892-1895, and 
 for East St. Pancras since 1899. Bom March 31, 1839, 
 being the second son of the late Thomas Wrightson of Neas- 
 bam Hall, in the county of Durham, by his wife Rebecca 
 Gilchrist, daughter of William Potter of Walbottle House, 
 in the county of Northumberland. C/u6s — Carlton, Junior 
 Carlton, St. Stephen's. Armorial bearinfira— He bears 
 for Arms: Ur, a fesse invected chequy azure and argent, 
 between two eagles' heads erased in chief sable and a 
 saltire cou[)ed in base gules, the escutcheon being charged 
 with the badge of Ulster as a Baronet ; and for a Crest, on a 
 wreath of the colours, in front of a saltire gules, a unicorn 
 salient or, with the Motto, "Veritas omnia vincit. " Married, 
 June 23, 1869, Elizabeth, daughter of the late Samuel 
 Wise, Solicitor, of Ripon, in the county of York ; and 
 has issue — (i) Thomas Garmondsway Wrightson, Esq., 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge, born 
 August 21, 1871 ; (3) Charles Archibald Wise Wright- 
 son, Esq., Lieut, of the Royal Navy, born July 17, 1874; 
 (3) Wilfrid Ingram Wrightson, Esq., born February 
 ao, 1876; Mary Isabella Edith [married, October 18, 1893; 
 George Frederick Mortimer, Master of Arts and Barrister- 
 at-Law] ; Lucy Elizabeth Wise ; Margaret Justina ; Grace 
 Evelyn Spencer ; Rebecca Hope Gilchrist ; and Jocelyn 
 Bruce. Seat — Neasham Hall, Darlington. 
 
 S CHARLES EDWIN WRIGLEY. Esq., J.P. and 
 D.L. for Lanes. Bom i860, being the eldest son of 
 the late Edwin Gnindy Wrigley, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of 
 Timberhurst, by his wife Mary, dau. of Edmund Potter of 
 Camfield Place, Herts. Armorial bearings — Or, on a 
 chevron sable, three mullets of the field between two flaunches 
 gules, each charged with a stag's head erased of the first. 
 MjLTit.iiTigr g3ble and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a stag's head erased or, sem6e of mullets 
 sable, holding in the mouth a trefoil slipped vert. Motto^ 
 " Aquiret qui tuetur." Married, 1886, Blanche, second 
 dau. of the late E. C. Potter ; and has, with other /ssue — 
 A son, *. 1891. Seats — Howick House, Preston; Holme 
 Island, Grange-over-Sands. 
 
 OSWALD OSMOND WRIGLEY, Esq., J.P. for co. 
 Lanes. Bom 1836, being the second son of the late Thomas 
 Wrigley, Esq., D.L., of Timberhurst, by his wife Hannah, 
 dau. of the late Edmund Grundy of Bury, co. Lancaster, 
 Armorial bearings— Or, on a chevron sable, three mullets 
 of the first between two flaunches gules, each charged with 
 a stag's head erased of the field. Ma.Tit11ng sable and or ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a stag's head 
 erased or, senile of mullets sable, liokiing in the mouth a 
 trefoil slipped vert. Motto —" Aquiret qui tuetur." Seat 
 — Bridge Hall, Bury, Lancashire. 
 
 WRIGLEY (H. Coll.). Or, on a pale azure, between 
 two stag's heads erased of the last, an oak leaf slipped 
 between two escallops of the first. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, three quatrefoils 
 fessewise or, thereon a stag's head erased azure, holding 
 in the mouth a sprig of a cotton tree slipped and fructed 
 proper. 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 Edward Wright Wrigley, Esq., J.P. Lanes., 6. 
 Res. — Thomeycroft, Prestwich, Lancashire. 
 
 SSiR JOHN WRIXON-BECHER, 3rd Baronet (1831) 
 of Ballygiblin, co. Cork, M.A. (Camb.), D.L. and 
 J.P. for that CO., High Sheriff 1867. Bom 1826, beinsj the 
 second son of the late Sir William Wrixon-Becher, ist Bart. , 
 by his wife, n^e O' Neill. Armorial bearings - Vair6 argent 
 and gules, on a canton or, a buck's head coujied sabk, im- 
 paling the arms of Hare, namely gules, two bars and a 
 
 chief indented or ; the escutcheon charged with his bad 
 of Ulster as a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Cr< 
 ■ Out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion ermine, gorg 
 with a plain collar vairii. Motto — "His vivit qui l>ene.| 
 Marriea, 1857, Emily Catherine, commonly called Lad 
 Einily Catherine, dau. of the Right Hon. the and Earl 
 Listowel; and has Issue — (i) Eustace William Windha 
 Wrixon-Becher, Esq., *. 1859; (2) Edgar Wrixon-Bech« 
 Esq., b. 1863 ; (3) Henry Wrixon-Becher, Esq., b, i86a; (i 
 Arthur Nicholas Wrixon-Becher, Esq., b. 1868; Victoii 
 Emily ; Mary ; Cecil Eleanor [w., 1894, Percy Hope Murra| 
 M.B.]; Barbara Elizabeth; Adelaide Maud [w., June 1,189 
 William Norton Barry; Alice Elizabeth [m., June 28, i8g 
 Hon. Horace George Lysaght, only son of George \S illiaii 
 1st Lord Lisle]; Evelyn; Georgiana Victoria [»». , April al 
 1898, Capt. Edward Wilfrid Spedding, R.A.J; atid HiltT 
 Mary. Seats Ballygiblin, near Mallow; and Creagb, ne 
 Skibbereen, both in co. Cork. 
 
 WROTH, quartered by LANE. 
 
 WROTHE, quartered by ACLAND-TROY TE. 
 
 WROTHAM, quartered by LANE. 
 
 ARTHUR NORRIS WYATT, Gentleman, late Lieu 
 4th Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Born October 1 
 i860, being the second son of Arthur Wyatt, Esq., 
 Earls wood Park, Gorey, and late of Tanybryn, Banga 
 J.P. Carnarvonshire {d. 1887), by his wife Margaret Louis 
 daughter of Rev. John Bonham of Ballintaggart, in th 
 CO. Kildare, J.P. Livery — Claret colour, with yello 
 facings and gilt buttons. Armorial bearings— He Ijea 
 for Arms : Gules, on a fesse or Ijetween three boars' he 
 
 erased argent, two lions passant sable. Upon the escu 
 cheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, out of a muraT 
 coronet argent, a demi-lion rampant sable, charged on the 
 shoulder with an estoile also argent, and holding in the 
 
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 dexter paw an arrow proper ; with the Motto, " Vi attamen 
 honore." Married, July 7, 1892, May, fourth daughter of 
 the late Captain Sylvan us Reynolds of Raddon Court, 
 Latchford, Cheshire, J. P. for that county ; and has Issue — 
 (i) Arthur Guy Norris Wyatt, Gentleman, born March 8, 
 1893; (2) Myles Dermod Norris Wyatt, Gentleman, ^. July 
 2, 1903 ; Barbarina Joan ; and Margaret Reynolds. Postal 
 addresses — Earlswood Park, Gorey, county Wexford, Ire- 
 land ; Whitegate, near Northwick, Cheshire. 
 
 EDWARD GERALD WYATT, Gentleman. Born 
 Feb. 17, 1869, being the fourth son of the late Rev. John 
 Ingram Penfold Wyatt, VI. A., Perpetual Curate of Hawley, 
 Hants, by his wife Harriet, younger dau. of John W. 
 Tipping, and granddau. of Thomas Tipping of Ardwick 
 Hall, CO. Lancaster. Armorial beaxing'S— Gules, on a 
 fesse or, between three boars' heads couped ermine, a lion 
 passant between two pheons azure. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant erased azure, holding in his dexter paw an arrow 
 proper, headed with a pheon argent. Married, April 23, 
 
 1894, Margaret Anne, dau. of Orme ; and has Issue — 
 
 Wilfrid Wyatt, Gentleman ; and Agnes. Residence — 
 
 Whitacre Tipping, and granddau. of Thomas Tipping of 
 Ardwick Mall, co. Lancaster. Armorial bearings Gules, 
 on a fesse or, between three boars' heads couped ermine, a 
 lion passant, enclosed by two pheons azure. Mantling gules 
 and or. Crest - On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion 
 rampant erased azure, holding in his dexter paw an arrow 
 proper, headed with a pheon argent. Married, 1889, Grace 
 Evelyn, dau. of the late G. J. Graystone Reid of St. Pierre, 
 Tunbridge Wells ; and has with other Issue (i) Hugh Gray- 
 stone Penfold Wyatt, Gentleman, b. Nov. 11, 1890; (2) 
 Richard John Penfold Wyatt, Gentleman, b. April 7, 
 1892 ; (3) Geoffrey Wilfrid Penfold Wyatt, Gentleman, 
 b. February 6, 1896 ; (4) Oliver Evelyn Penfold Wyatt, 
 Gentleman, b. March 7, 1898 ; (s) Eric Thomas Penfold 
 Wyatt, b. 1905 ; and Joane Miriam Penfold Wyatt. Seat 
 — Cissbury, \Vorthing, Sussex. 
 
 JAMES WILLIAM WYATT, Gentleman, Assoc. Mem. 
 of the Institute of Civil Engineers, Fellow of Cooper's Hill. 
 Born Dec. 17, 1857, being the eldest son of the late Lieut.- 
 Col. James Henry Wyatt, C B. , J. P. co. of Carnarvon, of 
 Bryn Gwynan, Beddgelert, N. Wales, by his wife Jane 
 Forbes, eldest dau. of William Hogarth of Aberdeen. Ar- 
 
 HUGH RICHARD PENFOLD WYATT, Esq., J.P. 
 CO. of Sussex, M.A. (Christ Church, Oxon.), Barrister- 
 
 at-Law. Born March 5, i860, being" the eldest son of 
 Rev. John Ingram Penfold Wyatt, M.A., Perpetual Curate 
 of Hawley, Hants, by his wife Harriet, younger dau. of John 
 
 morial bearings — Gules, on a fesse or, between three 
 boars' heads erased argent, two lions passant sable. Crest 
 — Out of a mural coronet argent, a demi-lion rampant sable, 
 charged on the shoulder with an etoile of the first, and hold- 
 ing an arrow proper. Motto — "Vi attamen honore." 
 Seats — Bryn Gwynan, Beddgelert, North Wales. Club — 
 Alpine. 
 
 JOHN ARTHUR WYATT, Gentleman. Born July 8, 
 1862, being the second son of the late Rev. John Ingram 
 Penfold Wyatt, M.A., Perpetual Curate of Hawley, Hants, 
 by his wife Harriet, younger dau. of John W. Tipping, and 
 granddau. of Thomas Tipping of Ardwick Hall, co. Lan- 
 caster. Armorial bearings Gules, on a fesse or, between 
 three boars' heads couped ermine, a lion passant between 
 two pheons azure. Mantling gules and or. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant, erased azure, 
 holding in his dexter paw an arrow proper, headed with a 
 pheon argent. Married, Oct. 2, 1889, Mabel Baird, dau. 
 
 of Boycott ; and has Issue— Mmaxa ; Violet ; Barbara ; 
 
 and Janet Sarah. Residence- 
 
 is the Naval Cockade. 
 
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 JB ARTHUR WYATT-EDGELL, Ksquire. D.L., J.P. 
 
 O for I)evun, B.A. (Cantab.), late Lieut. -Colonel ist 
 IVvon Eirig. Vol. R.A.. and late Lieut, loth Hussars 
 and W, Somerset Yeomanry, /font July 5, 1837, lieing 
 the only son of the late Richard Wyatt-Edgell, Es<|., 
 D.L., of Milton Place, Surrey, by Jane, dau. of the late 
 George Sullivan Marten of Marshal's Wick, Herts. 
 I.htiy — Blue, yellow collar. Armorial bearings — 
 (Quarterly i and 4, argent, on a chevron sable, between 
 three cinquefoils gules, as many bezants (for Edgell) ; 2 and 
 3 sable, a fesse dancett^ argent between three eagles dis- 
 played or, a chief of the last (for Wyatt) ; and impaling the 
 arms of I>eveson-Gower, namely, quarterly i and 4, harry 
 of eight argent and gules, a cross patonce sable (for Gower) ; 
 3 and 3 ;izure, three laurel leaves erect or (for l^veson). 
 yfantiing s;iblc and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a 
 wreath of the colouis, a demi-Uon rampant holding in the 
 dexter paw a cinquefoil gules, slipped and leaved vert (for 
 Edgell) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion per 
 pale crenellde or and sable, holding in the dexter paw an 
 arrow gules, headed and feathered argent (for Wyatt). 
 Motto — " Honesta bona." Married, July 30, 1868, Frances 
 Albinia Gresham. dau. of the late Wm. I^veson-Gower, 
 Esq. , of Titsey Place; and has Issue — (i) Merrik Richard 
 Arthur Wyatt-Edgell, Gentleman, b. July 23, 1872 ; (2) 
 Cecil Stafford Charles Wyatt-Edgell, Gentleman, b. Dec. 
 20, 1881 ; and Lucy Priscilla. Seat — Cowley Place, Exeter. 
 Club — Brooks's. 
 
 WYBERGH of Clifton Hall, Westmorland (H. Coll.) 
 Quarterly, 1 and 4, sable, three bars or, in chief two estoiles 
 of the second (Wybergh, temp. Edw. HI. ) ; 2. gules, a fesse 
 dancett^e between three cross crosslets fitch6e (d'Eugayne, 
 '365) ; 3- sable, three annulets argent, in chief two saltires 
 coupedofthe second (Hilton, 1715). Mantling sable and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a griffin's head 
 erased or. Motto — " Hominem te esse memento." 
 
 Sons of Peter Wybergh, Commander R.N., b. 1795; 
 d. ; m. 1828, Jane, d. of Archibald Tod of Dry 
 Grange, Roxburghshire; — 
 William Wybergh, Gentleman, b. 1834. Res. — 
 Archibald Wybergh, Esq., Hon. Col. in the Army, b, 
 1834 (twin with his brother); m. i860, Emily Toldewy. 
 Res. — Borrans Hill, Cumberland. 
 
 Son of Sir Wilfrid Wybergh Lawson, ist Bart, (name 
 and arms of Lawson assumed without Royal Licence), 
 ^- 179s; '^- 1867; m. 1821, Caroline, d. of Sir James 
 Graham, ist Bart. , of Netherby : — 
 Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 2nd Bart. (U.K., 30 Sept. 1831), 
 J.P., M.P. for Carlisle 1859-1865 and 1868- 1885, Cocker- 
 mouth Div. of Cumberland 1886-1900, and Camborne Div. 
 of Cornwall since 1903, b. 1829 ; m. i860, Mary d. of 
 Joseph Pocklington-Senhouse of Netherhall, Cumberland ; 
 and has issue — (i) Wilfrid Lawson, Esq., D.L. , b. 1862 
 \m. 1891, Mary Camilla, d. of late Turner Macan of Elstow, 
 Beds., and Cariff, co. Armagh]; (2) Arthur Lawson, Esq., 
 b. 1866; (3) Mordaunt Lawson, Esq., b. 1868 [»«. 1894, his 
 cousin Adelaide, d. of Col. Archibald Wybergh; and has 
 issue — Hilton Lawson Gentleman, b. 1895; and Peter 
 Lawson, Gentleman,*. 1898] ; (4) Godfrey Lawson, Esq., 
 *. 1880; Ellen [;«. 1884, Hon. Arthur H. Holland-Hilbert] ; 
 Mabel \m. 1895, Alan de Lancey Curwen]; Lucy [/«. 
 Edmund Heathcote Thruston] ; and Josephine. Seat — 
 Brayton, Carlisle Isel Hall, Cockermouth. Clubs — Reform, 
 Wellington. 
 
 William Lawson, Esq., b. 1836: tn. 1870, Emily Jane 
 Tyler of Warwick, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Res. — 
 
 Son of Rev. Christopher Hilton Wybergh, Vicar of Isell, 
 b. 1799; d. 1876; m. 1826, Anna Maria, d. of Rev. 
 Francis Minshull and gd. of Rt. Rev. Samuel G od- 
 enough. Bishop of Carlisle : — 
 Francis Wybergh, Gentleman, d. 1829; m. 1865, Eliza- 
 beth, d. of P. Atkinson of Coniston, Lanes. ; and has 
 issue— (i) Hilton Wybergh, Gentleman, b. 1866; (2) Francis 
 Minshull Wybergh, Gentleman, b. 1870 ; and Anna Mary. 
 Res. — 
 
 Sons of Rev. Christopher Wybergh, Vicar of Scraying- 
 ham, Yorks., b. 1831 ; d. 1881 ; m. 18&7, Frances Anne, 
 d. of late John Swann of Askham Hall, Yorks. :— 
 Wilfrid John Wybergh, Gentleman, b. 1868. Res.— 
 Cecil Hilton Wybergh, Gentleman, b. 1871. Res.— 
 18 Hartington Place, Carlisle. 
 
 WYBRAN TS, see HIGGINBOTHAM-WYBRANTS. 
 
 WYCLIFFE, quartered by WITHAM. 
 
 S PHILIP JAMES DIGBY WYKEHAM, Esquire. 
 J.P. for cos. of Oxford, Gloucester, and Bucks; D.L. 
 for Oxford (High Sheriff 1887). B.A. Exeter Coll., Oxon., 
 formerly Capt. R. North Gloucester Militia. Born 1839, 
 licing the younger son of the late Aubrey Wennian Wyke- 
 ham of Swalcliffe Park, Oxon., by his wife Georgina, dau. 
 of the late Sir James Musgrave, eighth Bart, (extinct), of 
 Barnslcy Park. Club — Carlton. Lhery — Dark blue, red 
 facings, and red waistcoat ; dress : silver lace facings, dark 
 blue plush breeches. Armorial bearings— Argent, two 
 
 chevronels sable, between three roses gules, seeded or, 
 barbed vert, and impaling the arms of Henley, namely 
 azure, a lion rampant argent, supporting a rudder or, 
 on a chief of the second, an anchor sable between two 
 trefoils slipped proper. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — A bull's head sable, armed or, charged on the 
 neck with two chevronels argent. Motto — "Manners 
 maketh man." Married, Sept. 12, 1871, Georgiana Caro- 
 line, second dau. of Joseph John Henley of Waterperry, 
 Oxon. ; and has Issue — (i) Aubrey Augustus Henley Wyke- 
 ham, Gentleman, b. June 22, 1873 \m. 1901, Sylvia Ruth, 
 dau. of Sir Charles Seely, ist Bart., and has issue]; (2) 
 Philip Herbert Wykeham, Gentleman, b. July 11, 1880; 
 Evelyn Georgiana \m., April 1897, Francis Tyringham 
 Higgins Bernard, Winchendon Priory, Bucks] ; Constance 
 Agnes \ni., Oct. 1897, Frederick William Beresford, 
 Cripps] ; Adela Emily \tn. 1900, John Dearman Birchall] ; 
 Elsie Caroline ; and Hester Mary. Estates — Tythrop, 
 Emmington. Seat — Tythrop House, Thame. 
 
 CORNWALLIS PHILIP WYKEHAM - MARTIN, 
 Esq., J.P. CO. Kent, Capt. ist Kent R.V. Bom March 19, 
 1855, being the son of the late Philip Wykeham Martin, 
 Esq., of L*eds Castle, &c., J.P. and D.L. for Kent and co. 
 Warwick, and sometime M.P. for Rochester, by his wife 
 Elizabeth, dau. of John Ward. C/w*- United University. 
 Armorial bearings — Quarterly i and 4, gules a lion rampant 
 within an orle of crosses crosslet and mullets alternately or 
 (for Martin) ; 2 and 3 argent, two chevronels sable between 
 three roses gules (for Wykeham. Mantling gules and 
 argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the colours, 
 
 Is tbe Military Cockade. 
 
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 a martin entwined by a serpent proper, in the beak a cross 
 crosslet fitchte or (for Martin) ; 2. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a bull's head erased sable, armed or, charged with 
 two che vronels argent (for Wykeham ). Motto — ' ' Manners 
 Makyth Man." Married, June 29, 1876, Anna Bertha, 
 eldest dau. of Major William Pitt DrafFen. 
 
 §WENMAN AUBREY WYKEHAM-MUSGRAVE 
 Esq., Capt. Oxfordshire Militia, J. P. and D.L. for 
 Oxon. (High Sheriff 1884), J.P. for co. Gloucester, Lay 
 Rector of Thame ; assumed the additional surname and 
 arms of Musgrave in 1879. Borti July 1837, being the 
 elder son of the late Aubrey Wenman Wykeham, Esq., 
 of Swalcliffe Park, Oxon. , by Georgiana, dau. of Sir James 
 Musgrave, 8th Bart, (extinct), of Barnsley Park. Livery 
 — Dark blue. Armorial bearings -Quarterly, i and4, azure, 
 six annulets, three, two, and one or, and for distinction a can- 
 ton argent (for Musgrave) ; 2 and 3 argent, two chevronels 
 sable between three roses gules (for Wykeham) ; and im- 
 paling the arms of Gray, namely, quarterly i and 4, gules, 
 a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed argent, in the 
 dexter chief point a mullet of the last ; 2 and 3, barry of 
 six argent and azure, on a bend gules a bezant. Mantling 
 azure and or ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath of the 
 colours, two arms embowed in armour, the hands in gaunt- 
 lets proper, grasping an annulet or, each arm charged for 
 distinction with a cross crosslet argent (for Musgrave) ; 
 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a buffalo's head sable, 
 armed or, charged on the neck with two chevronels argent. 
 Mottos — "Sans changer," "Manners makyth man." 
 Married, May 1870, Jane, third dau. of Admiral the Hon. 
 George Grey; and has surviving Issue — (i) Herbert Wen- 
 man Wykeham-Musgrave, Gentleman, b. 1871 [m. 1894]; 
 (2) Humphry Philip Wykeham-Musgrave, Gentleman, b. 
 1883 ; (3) Aubrey George Wykeham-Musgrave, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1888 ; Maude Louisa Georgina ; Helen Mary ; 
 Sybil Jane ; Violet Ethel. Seats— 'Rz.rnsXey Park, Ciren- 
 cester ; Swalcliffe Park, Banbury ; Thame Park, Oxon. 
 tVaiJj— Carlton, Junior Carlton. 
 
 WYNDHAM, see 
 BELL-WYNDHAM. 
 
 PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE-CAMP- 
 
 ALEXANDER WYNDHAM, Gentleman. Born 1840, 
 being the sixth son of the late George Wyndham of Dal- 
 
 wood, New South Wales, by his wife Margaret, dau. of 
 John Jay. Armorial bearings — ^Azure, a chevron, between 
 
 three lions' heads erased or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 within a fetterlock or. Motto — " Au bon droit." Mar- 
 ried, 1867, Fanny Loetitia, eldest dau. of Charles Codring- 
 ton ; and has Issue— (i) Alexander Codrington Wyndham, 
 Gentleman, b. 1862, d. 1877; (2) Geoffrey Wyndham, 
 Gentleman, b. 1871. Residence — 
 
 ALFRED WYNDHAM, Gentleman. Born 1836, being 
 the second son of the late Alexander Wadham Wyndham, 
 Esq., Capt. Scots Greys, by his first wife Emma, daa of 
 Sir John Trevelyan, Bart. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 a chevron between three lions' heads erased or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 head erased within a fetterlock or. Motto — " Au bon 
 droit." Married, 1859, Caroline Elizabeth Stuart; and 
 has Issue — (i) Alexander Wyndham, Gentleman, b. i860 ; 
 (2) Walter Wyndham, Gentleman, b. 1864 ; (3) Ernest 
 Alfred Wyndham, Gentleman, b. 1868 ; Agnes Stuart ; and 
 Ethel Emma. Residence — 
 
 ALWARD WYNDHAM, Gentleman. Born 1828, being 
 the eldest son of the late George Wyndham, Gentleman, 
 of Dalwood, New South Wales, by his wife Margaret, 
 dau. of John Jay. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron 
 between three lions' heads erased or. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head 
 erased within a fetterlock or. Motto — " Au bon droit." 
 Married, 1858, Annette, dau. of William Keene ; and has 
 Issue — (i) Alward Wyndham, Gentleman, b. 1859; (2) 
 William Wyndham, Gentleman, b. i860 ; (3) Egbert Wynd- 
 ham, Gentleman, b. 1863 ; (4) Edward Wyndham, Gentle- 
 man, b. 1872; Margaret; Julia; and Letitia. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 The Rev. EDMUND WYNDHAM, Clerk in Holy 
 Orders. Bom Sept. 20, 1835, being the second son of Wil- 
 liam Wyndham, Esq., J.P. andD.L., M.P. for South Wilts, 
 by his wife Ellen, eldest dau. of Rev. Samuel Heathcote 
 of Bramshaw Hill, Hants. Armorial bearings — Azure, 
 a chevron between three lions' heads erased or. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion's 
 head erased within a fetterlock or. Motto — "Au bon 
 droit." Married, 1865, Augusta Margaret, dau. of Rev. 
 William Moore Harrison of Clayhanger, Devon. Resi- 
 dence — 
 
 EDWARD SANDFORD WYNDHAM, Gentleman. 
 Bom Feb. 18, 1842, being the eldest son of the Rev. John 
 Wyndham, Rector of Sutton Mandeville, Wilts, by his first 
 wife Mary, eldest dau. of Rev. William Sandford Wap- 
 share, Vicar of Chitterne St. Mary's, Wilts. Armorial 
 bearings — Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads 
 erased or. Mantling azure' and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased within a fetterlock or. 
 Motto — " Au bon droit." Married, August 1873, Exlith, 
 d.-iu. of Philip W. Wright of Bickham, New South Wales ; 
 and has with other Issue— Anhva Percy Wyndham, Gentle- 
 man, b. August 1874. Residence— 
 
 GEORGE WYNDHAM, Esquire, M.P. for Dover, 
 J.P. for the CO. of Chester, Captain Cheshire Yeomanry 
 Cavalry. Born August 29, 1863, being the eldest son 
 of Percy Sea wen Wyndham, Esquire, commonly known as 
 the Honourable Percy Sea wen Wyndham, by his wife 
 Madeline Caroline Frances Eden, daughter of Major- 
 General Sir Guy Campbell, first Baronet. C/k^j— Carlton, 
 Travellers', Marlborough, Cosmopolitan. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms: Azure, a chevron between 
 three lions' heads erased or, within a bordure wavy of 
 the last, impaling the arms of Lumley, namely argent, a 
 fesse gules, between three parrots vert, collared of the 
 second ; and for his Crest, a lion's head erased or, within a 
 fetterlock, the lock gold and the bow counter-compony or 
 and azure, the lion's head charged with a saltire wavy gules ; 
 with the Motto, " Au bon droit." Married, February 7, 
 1887, Sibell Mary, commonly known as Countess Grosvenor 
 [to whom refer], daughter of the Right Honourable Richard 
 George Lumley, ninth Earl of Scarborough, and widow of 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 Victor Alexuider Orosvenor, Escjuire, commnnly known as 
 Earl Grosvonor; »nd has Issue — Percy Lnilph Wyndham, 
 Ks<iuire,bom December 5, 1887. Postal addresses — Saighton 
 Grange, Chester; 35 l*ark I>anc, London. W. 
 
 GEORGE WYNDHAM, Gentleman. Bom 1831. bemg 
 the second son of the late George Wyndham of Dalwood. 
 New South Wales, by his wife Margiiret, dau. of John Jay. 
 Armorial boarlngs — Azure, a chevron between three lions' 
 heads erased or. MantHng azure and or. Motto — "Au 
 bon droit. " Married, 1856, Elizabeth Louisa, dau. of 
 Kicharil Greenup, M.D. ; and has Issue — {\) George 
 Wyndham, Gentleman, h. 1857 ; (a) Wilfrid Wyndham, 
 Gentleman ; Ella ; Maud ; and Edith. Residence — 
 
 GEORGE DOMINICUS WYNDHAM, Gentleman. 
 
 Horn . bein^ the eldest son of George Wyndham. 
 
 Gentleman, by his wife Elizabeth, dau. of George Domi- 
 nicus of East Farleigh. Kent. Armorial bearings — 
 Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads erased or. 
 MnntUng azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion's head erased within a fetterlock or. Motto-^ 
 " Au bon droit." Married, 1858, Fanny, dau. of Rev. 
 J. Adams of Ashmore, Dorset. Residence — 
 
 HUGH WYNDHAM. Gentleman. Born Oct. 8, 1839, 
 l)eing the fifth son of the late William Wyndham, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., M.P. for South Wilts, by his wife Ellen, 
 eldest dau. of Rev. Samuel Healhcote of Bramshaw Hill, 
 Hants. Armorial bearings— Azure, a chevron between 
 three lions' heads erased or. Mantling azure and or. 
 Crest -On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased 
 within a fetterlock or. Motto — " Au bon droit." Married, 
 1868, Maria, youngest dau. of Col. William Arthur Heath- 
 cote of Rollestone, Wilts; and has had Issue — (i) Hugh 
 Wyndham. Gentleman, d. an infant; (2) Wadham Wynd- 
 ham, Gentleman ; (3) Edmund Wyndham, Gentleman ; 
 Edith ; Mary ; Katharine ; and Constance, d. 1880. Re- 
 sidence — 
 
 HUGH WYNDHAM, Gentleman. Born 1836, being 
 the fourth son of the late George Wyndham, Gentleman, of 
 Walwood, New South Wales, by his wife Margaret, dau. 
 of John Jay. Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron 
 between three lions' beads erased or. Mantling azure and 
 or. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head 
 erased within a fetterlock or. Motto— "Au bon droit." 
 Married, 1862, Celia, dau. of Dr. Haylock ; and has Issue 
 — (i) Hugh Wyndham, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; Eleanor ; 
 Alice ; Weeta ; and Celia. Residence — 
 
 JOHN WYNDHAM, Gentleman. Born 1833, being 
 the third son of the late George Wyndham of Dalwood, 
 New South Wales, by his wife Margaret, dau. of John Jay. 
 Armorial bearings — Azure, a chevron between three lions' 
 heads erased or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased within a fetter- 
 lock or. Motto— "Au bon droit." Married, firstly, July 
 28, 1858, Lucy Ellen, dau. of Dr. Henry Glennie, and by 
 her had Issue — Harry Wyndham, Gentleman, b. Feb. 27, 
 1863; {2) John Percy Wyndham, Gentleman, b. April 25, 
 1866 ; (3) Harold Edward Wyndham, Gentleman, b. Sept. 
 16, 1869; Amy; Florence Isabella; Ethel; and Linda 
 Lucy. He married, secondly, Florence Isabella, only dau. 
 of Augustus Thomas Mathew of Cape Town, Cape of Good 
 Hof)e, and has further issue — (4) Francis Llandaff Wynd- 
 ham, Gentleman ; (5) Augustus Llandaff Wyndham, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 8, 1876; (6) Ernest Llandaff Wyndham, 
 Gentleman, b. Feb. 17, 1878 ; and Eleanor. Residence — 
 Dalwood, near Branxton, New South Wales. 
 
 The Rev. JOHN WYNDHAM, Clerk in Holy Orders, 
 Rector of Sutton Mandeville, Wilts. Bom March 30, 1812, 
 being the fifth son of the late William Wyndham of 
 Dinton and Norrington, Wilts, by his wife Lastitia, dau. of 
 Alexander Popham, one of the Masters in Chancery. Ar- 
 morial bearings— Aztire, a chevron between three lions' 
 beads erased or. MayitUng azure and or. Crest— On a 
 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased within a fette 
 lock or. Motto — " Au bon droit." Married, firstly. Sept J 
 a6, 1840, Miuy, eldest dau. of Rev. William Sandfordi 
 Wapshare, Vicar of Chitterne, St. Mary's, Wilts ; and haii 
 Issue — (i) Edward Sandford Wyndham, Gentleman [loj 
 whom refer]; Catherine Louisa [w., 1868, Rev. Jamesl 
 Rimington Ward, Rector of Puddleston] ; Anna[/«. , 1874,] 
 Rev. George Allen Vander Meulen, Rector of West Knoyle, I 
 Wilts]; Alice Mary \rn., 1875, Percy Wrigjht, New South J 
 Wales]; Frances Emma[»«., 1870, Rev. William FrederickJ 
 Newman of Hockworthy, Devon! He married, secondly,] 
 Oct. II, 1849, Catherine, widow of William Lowndes-Stone.l 
 only son of William Lowndes - Stone of Brightwell, co.j 
 Oxford. He married, fourthly, 1863, Pauline MargaretilT 
 dau. of Col. Lewis, by whom he has further issue -(2) JohnJ 
 Reginald Wyndham, Gentleman ; Eleanor Mabel ; Am^ 
 Paulina; and Rhoda Margaret. Postal address — Suttoaj 
 Mandeville, Wilts. 
 
 JOHN EVELEIGH WYNDHAM, Esquire, M.A., J.P.3 
 Born May 25, 1814, being the only son of the late Rev.] 
 John Heathcote Wyndham, Rector of Corton, by his wife 
 Jane Dorothy, only dau. of the Rev. Dr. Eveleigh, ProvostI 
 of Oriel Coll., Oxford. Armorial bearing^ — Azure, 
 chevron between three lions' heads erased or. Mant 
 azure and or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a lion'sJ 
 head erased within a fetterlock or. Motto — "Au boal 
 droit." Married, April 1840, Elizabeth Geraldine, elder| 
 dau. of Col. Fitzgerald of Maperton, Somerset, and Tur-; 
 lough Park, co. Mayo; and has Issue— (^i) Thomas Heatb«J 
 cote Gerald Wyndham, Gentleman, M.A. , Fellow of 
 Merton Coll., b. 1842 (rf. Nov. 11, 1876) ; (2) Edward Johal 
 Eveleigh Wyndham, Gentleman, b. i8r6; (3) Charleal 
 Hugh Wyndham, Gentleman, late 21st Fusiliers, b,\ 
 1848 ; (4) Francis Wadham Wyndham, Gentleman, b^ 
 1851 ; Mary Geraldine, d. young 1851 ; Jane Florence;] 
 Alice; Blanche; Eva; Isabel; and Geraldine. Resi'\ 
 dence — 
 
 S PERCY SCAWEN WYNDHAM, Esquire, commonlyj 
 called the Hon. Percy Sea wen Wyndham, J. P. andj 
 D.L. CO. of Sussex, D.L. co. Wilts. (High Sheriff 1896), 
 late Capt. Coldstream Guards, M.P. for West Cumberland 
 1860-85. Born Jan. 30, 1835, being the third but second j 
 surviving son of the Rt. Hon. George Wyndham, ist Baron 1 
 Leconfield, by his wife Mary Fanny, only dau. of the Rev, 
 William Blunt of Crabbelt, Sussex. Livery — Blue and yel- j 
 low. Annorial bearings — Azure, a chevron between three 
 lions' heads erased or, a bordure wavy of the last, a crescent I 
 for difference, and impaling the arms of Campbell, namely, 1 
 quai terly 1 and 4, gyronny of eight or and sable ; 2. argent, ' 
 a lymphad sable, sails furled and oars in action ; 3. or, a j 
 fesse che<)uy azure and argent, all within a bordure em- 1 
 battled ermine. Mantling azure and or. Crest— Upon a j 
 wreath of the colours, a lion's head erased or, within a • 
 fetterlock, the lock gold and the bow counter-compony or ' 
 and azure, the head charged with a saltire wavy gules. 
 Motto — " Au bon droit." Married, Oct. 16, i860, Made- 
 line Caroline Frances Eden, dau. of General Sir Guy ' 
 Campbell, ist Bart., C.B., by his wife Pamela, dau. of 
 Edward FitzGerald, Esq., commonly called Lord Edward 
 FitzGerald; and has Issue — (i) George Wyndham, Esq., 
 late Capt. Coldstream Guards, and Capt. Cheshire Yeo- 
 manry Cavalry, M.P. for Dover since 1889, Under-Secretary 
 of State for War since 1898, b. Aug. 29, 1863 \m., Feb. 7, 
 1887, Lady Sibell Mary, commonly called Countess Gros- ! 
 venor, dau. of the Rt. Hon. Richard George Lumley, 
 9th Earl of Scarborough, and widow of Victor Alexander : 
 Grosvenor, Esq., commonly called Earl Grosvenor, and has 
 issue, Percy Lyulph Wyndham, Esq., b. Dec. 5, 1887] ; (2) 
 Guy Percy Wyndham, Esq., Major and Brevet Lieut. -Col. 
 i6th Lancers, b. Jan. 19, 1865 \m.. May 14, 1892, Edwina 
 Virginia Joanna, widow of John Monck Brooke and dau. 
 of Rev. Frederick Fitzpatrick, late Rector of Cloone, co. 
 Leitrim ; and has issue, George Heremon Wyndham, 
 Gentleman, b. Oct. 25, 1893 ; Guy Richard Charles Wynd- 
 ham, Gentleman, b. 1896 ; and Olivia Madeline Grace 
 Mary]; Mary Constance \m., 1883, Hugo Richard Char- 
 teris Douglas, Esq., commonly called Lord Elcho, and has 
 issue] ; Madelina Pamela Constance Blanche \m. , 1888, 
 Charles Robert Whorwood Adeane, Esq., J. P., D.L. , of 
 
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 Babraham, co. Cambs.] ; and Pamela Genevieve Adelaide 
 [m., 189s, Edward Priaulx Tennant, Esq.], Seai — 
 
 Clubs — Marlborough, Travellers', Bur- 
 
 Clouds, Salisbury, 
 lington. 
 
 The Rev. THOMAS HEATHCOTE WYNDHAM, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders. Born Feb. 14, 1845, being the sixth 
 son of William Wyndham, Esq., J. P. and D.L., M. P. for 
 South Wilts, by his wife Ellen, eldest dau. of Rev. Samuel 
 Heathcote of Bramshaw Hill, Hants. Armorial bearings 
 — Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads erased or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crests— On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion's head erased within a fetterlock or. Motto 
 — " Au bon droit." Married, i88o, Ellen Kate, dau. of 
 Rev. William Law of Marston Trussell, Northamptonshire. 
 Residence — 
 
 Wadhani Wyndham, Esq., Capt. Scots Greys, by his wife 
 Anne, dau. of the Rev. R. Salkeld. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads erased or. 
 Mantling azure and or. Crest On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion's head erased within a fetterlock or. Motto 
 — "Au bon droit." Married, 1857, Anne, dau. of the Rev. 
 R. Salkeld; and has Issue— {i) William Gwydyr Wynd- 
 ham, Gentleman, b. 1865 ; (2) Walter Yarfowick Wyndham, 
 Gentleman, b. 1870; Emma Editha ; Bessie Ida; Letitia ; 
 and Agatha. Residence — 
 
 W WINDHAM HENRY WYNDHAM-QUIN, Esquire, 
 W C.B., D.S.O., M.P. for South Glamorgan, Major 
 (retired) late i6th Lancers ; served during Transvaal Cam- 
 paign 188 1, was A.D.C. and Mil. Sec. to Gov. of Madras 
 1886-89, and Adj. Roy. Gloucestershire Yeo. Cav. 1890 95, 
 Commanded Glamorgan Coy. Imperial Yeo. in S. African 
 Campaign 1899-1900, now Lieut. -Col. commanding the 
 Glamorgan Regt. of Imperial Yeomanry. Armorial 
 bearings— Quarterly i and 4, vert, a pegasus ermine, a 
 chief or ; 2 and 3, azure, a chevron, between three lions' 
 heads erased or, impaling the arms of Bourke, namely, per 
 fesse ermine and or, a cross gules; in the first quarter a lion 
 r.nmpant, and in the second a dexter hand, couped at the 
 wrist, both gules. Mantling vert and argent. Crest- 
 On a wreath of the colours, a wolf's head erased t-rmine. 
 Martied, 1885, Lady Eva Constance Aline Bourke, dau. of 
 the 6th Earl of Mayo ; and has two sons, b. 1887 and 1890. 
 Residences Seymour Street, W. C/7^*j— Turf, White's, 
 Carlton, Naval and Military. 
 
 WYRLEY, quartered by LANE. 
 
 WYSE (U.O.). Quarterly, i and 4, sable, three chevrons 
 ermine (Wyse) ; 2 and 3, argent, a chevron between three 
 Cornish choughs sable. Mantling sable and argent. 
 Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi-lion rampant 
 gules, gutt^-d'eau, holding in the dexter paw a mace proper. 
 Motto — "Sapere aude." 
 
 Sons of William Charles Bonaparte Wyse, Esq., J. P. 
 (High Sheriff co. Waterford 1855), Capt. Waterford 
 Mil., b. 1826; d. 1892; m. 1864, Ellen Linzee, d. of 
 W. G. Prout of St. Mabyn :— 
 
 Andrew Nicholas Bonaparte Wyse, Esq., Lord of the 
 Manor of St. John's, co. Waterford, M.A. (Lond.), Insp. 
 of National Schools, b. 1870 ; m. 1896, Marie, d. of Count 
 de Chripounoff of Bielevetz, Eletz, Orel, Russia ; and has 
 issue— Helen Victoria. Seats— 'I'hc Manor of St. John's, 
 Waterford ; Palazzo Bonaparte, Viterbo, Italy. 
 
 Lionel Harry Bonaparte Wyse, Gentleman, b. 1874. 
 Res. — 67 Rue Lecourbe. 
 
 Napoleon Estelle Bonaparte Wyse, Gentleman, Lieut. 
 Waterford Art., b. 1876. j??«.— Lindula, Ceylon. 
 
 S WILLIAM WYNDHAM, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. 
 for Wilts. Born Jan. 12, 1834, being the eldest son 
 of the late WiUiam Wyndham, Esq., J. P. and D.L. , M.P. 
 for South Wilts, by his wife Ellen, eldest dau. of the Rev. 
 Samuel Heathcote of Bramshaw Hill, Hants. Armorial 
 bearings —Azure, a chevron between three lions' heads 
 erased or. Mantling azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a lion's head erased within a fetterlock or. 
 Motto — "Au bon droit." Married, Nov. 7, 1867, Frances 
 Ann, second dau. of the Rev. Charles James Stafford, Vicar 
 of Dinton ; and has Issue— [i] William Wyndham, Gentle- 
 man, b. Oct. 9, 1868; (2) Alward Wyndham, Gentleman, b. 
 Sept. 17, 1877 ; (3) John Wyndham, Gentleman, b. Sept. i, 
 1879; (4) Hugh Wyndham, Gentleman, b. April 5, 1882; 
 Marion; Frances; Ann; Ellen; and Hilda. Seats — Dinton, 
 Salisbury; Orchard Wyndham, Somerset. 
 
 WILLIAM TREVELYAN WYNDHAM. Gentleman, 
 Born 1831, being the eldest son of the late Alexander 
 
 SMARMADUKE D'ARCY WYVILL, Esquire, J. P. 
 for N. and E. R. Yorks., and D.L. for W. R. Yorks., 
 M.P. for Otley Division W. Riding of Yorkshire 1895-1900, 
 Alderman N. Riding County Council. Born March 5, 
 1849, being the eldest son of the late Marmaduke Wyvill, 
 Esq., J. P. and D L. for North and West Ridings, M.P. 
 for Richmond 1847-65 and 1866-68, by his wife Laura, 
 dau. and heiress of Sir Charles Ibbetson, Bart., of Denton 
 Park, CO. York. Armorial bearings— Gules, three chev- 
 ronels interlaced vair, and a chief or. Mantling gules and 
 or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a wyvern argent. 
 Motto— "Par la volonte de Dieu. Married, firstly, June 
 2, 1871, Isabella (who d. March 8, 1895), eldest dau. of 
 John Banner Price; and by her has /««f— Marmaduke 
 Iboetson Wyvill, Gentleman, b. June 8, 1882 ; Laura 
 Louisa; Ethel; and Edith. He married, secondly, March 
 19, 1898, Elizabeth, dau. of Sir W. H.Wilson-Todd, Bart., 
 M.P. 5tfa^^— Constable Burton, Finghall, R.S.O.; Den ton | 
 Ben Rhydding, Leeds. Clubs— C&vhon, Travellers'. 
 
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 HENRY COCKRURN MILNE XIMENES, late of 
 Bear Place, co. Uerks, formerly i6th Regl. Jiorri March 
 ig, 1819, being the son of the late Lieut. -General Sir David 
 Ximenes, K.C. H., of Bear Ash, Berks, and his wife Eliza 
 Mary, dau. of the late Admiral Fitzherbert Evans. Clui — 
 Royal Albert Yacht (Southsea). Armorial bearings— Or, 
 two bars gules, over all a pale counterchanged, within a 
 border azure. Mantling gules and or ; and for his Crest, 
 out of a mural crown or, an arm embowed in armour 
 proper, garnished gold, the hand also proper, supporting 
 
 a trumpet erect and issuant also gold. Marri«d, July la, 
 1841. Annie, second dau. of William Winstanly of Wigan, 
 CO. Lancaster; and has Issue — Ida Eliza Anne [m., 1866, 
 John Mabsonj; Alice Georgina [»»., 1873, John Powell 
 Williams]; Solita Henrietta {m., 1882, Charles Edward 
 de la Poer Beresfordol, Esq., Lieut. -C, Military Attache, 
 St. Petersburg]; and Thekla [m., July 26, 1899, Jamei 
 Douglas Stoddart Douglas Archer, Esq., Major late 4th 
 Batt. P. W.O. Yorks. Regt.]. ^«t<fe««— Wolverton House, 
 Southsea. 
 
 S WILLIAM CORBET YALE-JONES-PARRY, Es- 
 quire, J. P. cos. Denbigh, Merioneth, and Carnarvon, 
 and D.L. co. Denbigh, ^rrister-at-Law, B.A. Oxford. 
 Bom April 23, 1825, being the eldest son of Rev. John 
 Parry Jones-Parry [third son of Thomas Parry Jones- 
 Parry, Esq., of Madryn and Llwyn Onn (who was first 
 cousm of Miss Sarah Yale of Plas-yn-Yale, representative 
 of the ancient House of Yale)] ; succeeded under the limita- 
 tions in the will of Miss Yale, upon the death of his uncle, 
 Lieut.-Col. Yale, and substituted by Royal License 1867, 
 by that lady's direction, the name and arms of Yale for 
 those of Jones-Parry [see Jones-Parry], and resumed the 
 additional names of Jones-Parry in compliance with the 
 wish of the late Sir Love Jones- Parry, Bart., of Madryn. 
 Livery — Green coat, red waistcoat. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Ermine, a saltire gules fretty or. Mantling gules 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the 
 colours, a mount vert, thereon a boar azure within a net or, in 
 the mouth an acorn slipped proper. Married, March 25, 
 1856, Isabella, youngest dau. of Rev. James Clow, Chaplain 
 H. E. I.C.S. , Bombay ; and has Issue — (i) John Edward Ivor 
 Yale, Gentleman, Barrister-at-Law, b. Aug. 20, 1857; (2) 
 James Corbet Yale, Esq., D.S.O., Lieut.-Col. in the Army, 
 b. March i, 1859; (3) Thomas Parry Osborne Yale, Gentle- 
 man, b. March 24, 1868 ; (4) William Edwin Maurice Yale, 
 Gentleman, b. July 19, 1869, d. 1869 ; (5) George Frederick 
 Cunningham Yale, Gentleman, b. July 14, 1872 ; and Mar- 
 garet Rachel. Seals — Madryn, near Pwllheli ; and Plas- 
 yn-Yale, near Corwen. 
 
 YARBOROUGH, see COOKE- YARBOROUGH. 
 
 SUIThe Right Honourable CHARLES AL- 
 H9 FRED ANDERSON -PELHAM, fourth Earl 
 of Yarborough, Baron Yarborough of Yarborough, in 
 the county of Lincoln, and Baron Worsley of Appul- 
 durcombe, in the Isle of Wight, a Member of His 
 Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Vice-Admiral 
 of the county of Lincoln, M.A. (Camb.), D.L. co. 
 Lincoln. Bom June 11, 1859, being the eldest son of 
 the Right Honourable Charles Maude Anderson- Pelham, 
 third Earl of Yarborough, by his wife Lady Victoria Alex- 
 andrina, daughter of the Right Honourable the fourth Earl 
 of Listowel ; succeeded his father 1875. Creations — Baron, 
 August 13, 1794 ; Earl and Baron, January 30, 1837. Clubs 
 -^Carlton, Turf. Livery — State : blue coat with scarlet 
 linings, cuffs, and collar, silver lace, nad has on the shoulder 
 
 a silver aiguillette with badge embroidered in silver and 
 colours, a scarlet waistcoat with silver lace, black plush 
 breeches with silver lace garters and tassels, white silk 
 stockings, silver shoe-buckles, a beaver cocked hat laced 
 with silver lace and trimmings, the buttons of scarlet 
 material with the crest in silver ; dress : blue cloth coat 
 with scarlet collar, facings, and silver buttons, laced with 
 silver lace on collar and cuffs, a plain scarlet cloth waist- 
 coat, black velvet breeches with silver lace garters and 
 tassels, black silk stockings, and silver shoe-buckles. Ar- 
 morial bearing^ — He bears for Arms : Quarterly i and 4, 
 the two coats of Pelham, namely, quarterly i. and iiii., 
 azure three pelicans vulning themselves argent ; ii. and 
 iii. gules, two pieces of belts with buckles erect in pale, 
 the buckles argent (for Pelham) ; 2 and 3 argent, a chevron 
 between three crosses flory sable (for Anderson), and for 
 and in right of his wife, upon an escutcheon of pretence 
 surmounted by the coronet of her rank, the arms of 
 Fox, namely argent, a chevron between three foxes' heads 
 erased gules, with many quarterings (see Conyers). Above 
 the escutcheon is placed the coronet of his rank, and 
 thereupon a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling 
 azure and argent ; and for his Crests, i. upon a wreath 
 of the colours, a peacock in his pride projser (for Pel- 
 ham) ; 2. upon a wreath of the colours, a water-spaniel 
 dog passant or (for Anderson). Supporters — Dexter, 
 a bay horse regardant, charged on the body with three 
 ancient buckles gold ; sinister, a water-spaniel dog re- 
 gardant or, charged on the body with three crosses flory 
 sable; with the Motto, " Vincit amor patrias ; " and also 
 for and in right of his wife, upon the sinister side of his 
 achievement, upon a lozenge, which is surmounted by the 
 coronet of her rank, the arms of Fox, namely argent, a 
 chevron between three foxes' heads erased gules (with many 
 quarterings, for which refer to Conyers) ; and for Sup- 
 porters thereto, on either side, a lion azure. Married, 
 Aug, s, 1886, the Right Honourable Marcia Amelia Mary, 
 in her own right Baroness Conyers, elder daughter and 
 co-heir of the Right Honourable Sackville George Lane- 
 Fox, twelfth Baron Conyers (at whose death, August 
 24, 1888, the Barony fell into abeyance between Lady 
 Yarborough and her younger sister Lady Powis, until the 
 abeyance was terminated in favoiu" of the former, June 8, 
 1892); and has had /fjwtf — (i) Charles Sackville Anderson- 
 Pelham, Esquire, commonly called Lord Worsley, born 
 August 14, 1887 ; (2) the Hon. Sackville George Ander- 
 son-Pelham, born December 17, 1888 ; (3) the Hon. D'Arcy 
 Francis Anderson- Pelham, born February 15, and died 
 February 19, 1892 ; (4) the Hon. Marcus Herbert Anderson- 
 
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 YATES, see SI I AW- YATES. 
 
 WILLIAM HAMILTON YATMAN, Esq.. M.A. 
 (Cantab.). J. P. for cos. Gloucester. Warwick, and Wilts, 
 Barrister-at-Law. Jlom 1819, being the second surviving 
 son of the late William Y.itman, by Ellen, dau. of John 
 Mitchell. CMs — Oxford and Cambridge, University. Ar- 
 morial bMilngs — Per pale indented argent and gules, 
 three gates counterchanged, on a chief azure, as many 
 mullets or. Mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a gate argent, in front of three 
 ears of wheat slipped or. Motto — " Fortiter et aperte." 
 Af limed. 1851, Elizalwth Tower, third dau. of the late Rev. 
 George T. Iretyman ; and has /ww*— William Frederick 
 Hamilton Yatman, Esq., late Cajpt. 3rd Dragoon Guards, 
 h. 1853. Seats — Highgrove. Tetbury ; Welleslxiume, 
 Warwick. 
 
 HARRY FARR YEATMAN, Gentleman. Born 1879. 
 being the only son of the late Harry Farr Yeatman, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L. for Dorset, by Charlotte, youngest dau. of 
 the late William Temple, Esq., D.L., of Bishopstrow. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and sable, on a fesse 
 dovetailed or, between two gates in chief and a goat's head 
 erased in base counterchanged, three boars' heads erased 
 gules. Mantling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, 
 upon a wreath of the colours, a goat's head erased sable, 
 armed, bearded, and charged with a gate or. Motto — 
 " Propositi tenax." Residence — 
 
 The Right Rev. HUYSHE WOLCOTT YEATMAN- 
 BIGGS, Lord Bishop of Worcester (1904), M.A. Camb., 
 D. D. ; assumed the additional name and arms of Biggs by 
 Royal Licence, Aug. 6, 1898, on succeeding his brother, 
 Major-Gen. A. G. Yeatman-Biggs. Bom Feb. 2, 1845, 
 being the third son of the late Harry Farr Yeatman, Esq., 
 J. P. and D. L., of Manston House, by his wife Emma, 
 heiress of the late Harry Biggs, Stockton House, Wilts. 
 Armorial bearings — Those of the See of Worcester, impal- 
 ing his family arms (see illustration) of Yeatman-Biggs, viz. : 
 
 — Quarterly i and 4, per pale argent and azure, a lion 
 passant within an orle engrailed, charged with ten fleurs- 
 de-lis all counterchanged (for Higgs) ; 2 and 3, per pale 
 argent and sable, on a fesse dovetailed counter-dovetailed 
 or, between two gates in chief and a goat's head erased in 
 base counterchanged, three boars' heads erased gules (for 
 
 Yeatman) ; the escutcheon being surmounted by his mitre. 
 Crests (of Yeatman-Biggs)- i. on a wreath of the colours, 
 in front of a javelin erect proper, a leopard's head affront^c 
 erased azure, charged with two tieurs-de-lis fesseways or 
 (for Biggs) ; 3. on a wreath of the colours, a goat's head 
 erased sable, horned, bearded, and charged with a gate or 
 (Yeatman). Mottoes — "Propositi tenax " (for Yeatman), 
 "Those heights must be taken " (for Biggs)]. Married, 
 Nov. 24, 1875, Lady Barbara Caroline Legge, sixth dau. of 
 the Rt. Hon. William, 4th Earl of Dartmouth ; and has 
 Issue — (i) William Huyshe Yeatman-Biggs, Gentleman; 
 (al Lewys Legge Yeatman, Gentleman, b. Aug. 17, 1879 ; 
 (3) Arthur John Barrington Yeatman, Gentleman, b. Oct. ri, 
 i88a, d. Sept. 9, 1893 ; Barbara Margaret ; and Mary 
 Godolphin, d. in infancy. Seats — Stockton House, Wilts, 
 and Stock Gaylard, Dorset. Residence Harllebury Cnstle, 
 Worcester. Club Athenaeum. 
 
 YELVERTON. quartered by CLIFTON. 
 
 YERBURGH, see WARDELL-YERBURGH. 
 
 The Rev. EDMOND ROCHFORT YERBURGH, 
 B.A. Magdalene Coll., Camb., Lord of the Manor, and 
 Patron of High Bickington, North Devon. Born June 
 30. 1855, being the fourth son of the late Rev. Richard 
 Yerburgh, Vicar of Sleaford, and Rector of High Bick- 
 ington, by his wife Susan, dau. of John Higgin of 
 Wenning Cottage, and Greenfield, co. Lancaster. Club — 
 Wellington. Armorial bearings— Per pale argent and 
 
 azure, on a chevron between three chaplets all counter- 
 changed, an annulet for difference. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon close 
 or, belled of the last, preying upon a mallard proper. 
 Married, Jan. 1890, Constance, dau. of the late John 
 Thwaites, Esq., J. P., of Troy, Witton, Lancashire; and 
 has Issue — (i) Richard Edmond Rochfort Yerburgh, Gentle- 
 man, b. Sept. 4, 1891 ; (2) Oswald Rochfort Yerburgh, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 10, 1900 ; and Mary. Residence — 
 Wrentham Rectory, Wangford, Suffolk. Postal address — 
 Wellington Club. 
 
 JOHN EARDLEY YERBURGH, Gentleman, ^fforw 
 Jan. 8, 1850, being the second son of the Rev. Richard 
 Yerburgh, Vicar of Sleaford, and Rector of High Bickington, 
 
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 by his wife Susan, dau. of John Higgin of Wenning Cottage, 
 and Greenfield, co. Lancaster. Armorial bearings — Per 
 pale argent and azure, a chevron between three chaplets 
 all countcrchanged, an annulet for difference. Mantling 
 azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a 
 falcon close or, belled of the last, preying upon a mallard 
 proper. Married, 1878, Annie, only dau. of Joseph Royden 
 of High Carrs, Roby, co. Lancaster; and has Issue — Annie 
 Royden ; Dorothea Gertrude ; Ethel Mary ; and Olive 
 Shirley. Postal address — Wavendon Lodge, Woburn Sands, 
 R.S.C, Beds. 
 
 RICHARD EUSTRE YERBURGH, Gentleman, in the 
 Exchequer and Audit Office. Born 1847, being the eldest 
 son of the Rev. Richard Yerburgh, Vicar of Sleaford, and 
 Rector of High Bickington, by his wife Susan, dau. of John 
 Higgin of Wenning Cottage, and Greenfield, co. Lancaster. 
 Armorial bearings — Per pale argent and azure, on a 
 chevron between three chaplets all countcrchanged, an 
 annulet for difference. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, a falcon close or, belled of 
 the last, preying upon a mallard proper. Married, April 20, 
 1876, Emma, dau. of Naunton Henry Vertue of Thornville, 
 Teddington, co. Middlesex ; and has /ssue — Richard Eustre 
 Vertue Yerburgh, Gentleman, h. Dec. 3, 1879 ; and Ethel 
 Lennox Vertue. Postal address — Arlington House, 
 Twickenham Park Middlesex. 
 
 S ROBERT ARMSTRONG YERBURGH, Esquire, 
 N.B., J. P. and D.L., and C.C. for Lancashire, 
 J. P. CO. Kirkcudbright, M.P. for Chester since 1886, 
 late Major and V.B. Cheshire Regt., B.A. Oxon. Dorji 
 Jan. 17, 1853, being the third son of Rev. Richard Yer- 
 burgh, Vicar of Sleaford, and Rector of High Bicking- 
 ton, by his wife Susan, dau. of John Higgin of Wenning 
 Cottage, and Greenfield, co. Lancaster. Armorial bear- 
 ingfs — Per pale argent and azure, on a chevron between 
 
 three chaplets all counterchanged, an annulet for dif- 
 ference, and on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of 
 Thwaites, namely ermine, a cross engrailed sable, fretty 
 argent, in the first and fourth quarter a chaplet of oak 
 vert. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, a falcon close or, belled of the last, preying 
 upon a mallard proper. Married, Aug. 8, 1888, Elma 
 Amy, only child of the late Daniel Thwaites, Esq., 
 J. P. and D.L., of Woodfold Park, Blackburn, formerly 
 M.P. for Blackburn; and has Is^ue — (i) Robert Daniel 
 Thwaites Yerburgh, Gentleman, b. Dec. 1889 ; (2) Richard 
 
 Guy Cecil Yerburgh, Gentleman, b. Nov. 1892. Seats—- 
 Woodfold Park, Blackburn; Barwillanty, Parton, N.B. 
 Town residence — 25 Kensington Gore, W. Clubs — Tra- 
 vellers', Carlton. 
 
 t ALGERNON YOCKNEY, Esquire, Paymaster-in- 
 Chief, Royal Navy. Born Nov. 27, 1843, being 
 the younger son of Samuel Hansard Yockney, M.I.C.E., 
 F.G.S. , and Frances Emily, his wife, third dau. of Capt. 
 William Holmes, R.N. Armorial bearings -Azure, a 
 chevron or, between a ship under sail in chief proper 
 and a sprig of the coffee plant slipped in base of the 
 second. Mantling azure and or. Crest- On a wreath of 
 the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 the hand in a gauntlet grasping a roll of paper all proper, 
 a pair of compasses extended or. Motto — " Lahore et 
 scientia." Married, Nov. 9, 1880, Mildred Morris, sixth 
 dau. of the Rev. Richard Pye Alington of Swinhope, Lin- 
 colnshire ; and h;is Issue [i) Kenneth Alington Yockney, 
 Gentleman, b. Nov. 6, 1881 ; (2) Hubert Alington Yockney, 
 Gentleman, b. January 2, 1888; Gladys Frances; Sybil 
 Alington ; and Margery Alington. Residence — Woodcliffe, 
 St. Lawrence, Isle of Wight. Club -Royal Naval (Ports- 
 mouth). 
 
 SYDNEYWILLIAMYOCKNEY,Gentleman, M.I.C.E. 
 Born Feb. 21, 1841, being the elder son of Samuel Hansard 
 Yockney, M.I.C.E., F.G.S., and Frances Emily, his wife, 
 third dau. of Capt. William Holmes, R.N. Armorial bear- 
 ings — Azure, a chevron or, between a ship under sail in chief 
 proper, and a sprig of the coffee plant slipped in base of 
 the second. ManUing azure and or. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, in front of a dexter arm embowed in armour, 
 the hand in a gauntlet grasping a roll of paper all proper, 
 a pair of compasses extended or. Motto — " Lahore et ' 
 scientia." Married Florence, only child of the late George 
 Hansard, of Birchville, Bushey Heath, Herts, Barrister-at- 
 Law ; and has Issue — Two sons. Residence— 'Wye Cottage, 
 Tidenham, co. Gloucester. Club — St. Stephen's. 
 
 S EDWARD YORK, Gentleman, of Button Hall, in 
 the county of York, Lieutenant 3rd Battalion Princess 
 of Wales' Yorkshire Regiment. Born Jan. 16, 1872, being 
 the eldest son of the late Edward Christopher York, Esq. , 
 of Hutton Hall, J. P. for the West Riding of the county 
 of York, and late Lieutenant Yorkshire Hussars, by his first 
 wife Isabel Augusta, youngest daughter of Thomas Fairfax 
 of Newton Kyme in the county of York. Armorial bear- 
 ings — He bears for Arms : Ermine, on a cross azure, a 
 woolpack argent between four lions passant erminois, on a 
 chief gules, a sword proper, pommel and hilt or, surmounted 
 by a key in saltire of the last. Upon the escutcheon is 
 placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling azure 
 and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, 
 a demi-lion per fesse wavy, the upper part gules, the lower 
 barry wavy of four erminois and azure, supporting a wool- 
 pack erect proper, on the breast a gold key barways. Seat — 
 Hutton Wansley Hall, in the county of 'York. 
 
 YORKE, see DALLAS- YORKE. 
 
 SJOHN REGINALD YORKE, Esquire, D.L. for co. 
 Worcester, J. P. for cos. Gloucester and Worcester, 
 High Sheriff 1892, M.A. Oxford, formerly Capt. Tewkes- 
 bury Rifle Volunteers, M.P. for Tewkesbury 1864-68, and 
 for East Gloucester 1872-85, and for the North Division 
 1885-86. Born Jan. 25, 1836, being the eldest son of the 
 late Joseph Yorke, Esq., J. P. cos. Gloucester and Wor- 
 cester, and D.L. co. Worcester, M.P. for Reigate 1831 
 to 1832, High Sheriff co. Gloucester 1844, by his wife 
 Frances Antonia, dau. of Rt. Hon. Reginald Pole-Carew by 
 his wife Hon. Caroline Lyttelton. Armorial bearings — 
 Argent, on a saltire azure, a bezant. Mantling azure and 
 argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a lion's head 
 erased proper, collared gules, charged with a bezant. Motto 
 — "Ne cupias nee metuas." Married, firstly, March 4, 
 1862, Augusta Emmeline, youngest dau. of Lieut. -Gen. Sir 
 Thomas Monteith Douglas, K.C.B., of Stonebyres, co. 
 Lanark; and by her (who d. Feb. 19, 1863) had Issue— 
 (1) Augustus Yorke, Gentleman, late Lieut. 4th Batt. 
 Gloucestershire Regt., b. Jan. 1863, d. 1891. He married, 
 secondly, 1868, Sophia Matilda, dau. of the Baron Vincent 
 de Tuyll de Serooskerken ; and by her has Issue —(2) 
 Vincent Wodehouse Yorke, Esquire, J. P. of Gloucester, 
 
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 >. May ai, 1869: (3) Charles Joseph Yorke, Gentleman, 
 h June 84, 187a ; (4) Ralph Maximillian Yorke, Gentle- 
 man, t. Oct. aa, 1874 ; and Dorothv Constance Emily. 
 Stat — Forthampton Court, near 1 ewkesbury. Town 
 rtsidtHct — a Chcsham Street, London, S.W. Clubs— 
 Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 THOMAS EDWARD YORKE, Esquire. Justice of the 
 Peace for the West Riding of the county of York, for which 
 county he served the office of High Sheriff in 1889, Bachelor 
 of Arts of the University of Cambrid|^. Bom August 4, 
 183a, lieing the younger but only surviving son of the late 
 John Yorke, Esquire, of Hewerley Hall, by his wife Mary, 
 eldest daughter of Ichatod Wright of \Iapperley, in the 
 county of Nottingham. Livery — Light blue, with silver lace 
 and buttons. Armorial bearln^fs — Quarterly, i. argent, 
 
 
 a saltire azure ; 2. ermine, on a fesse sable, three mullets 
 or; 3. azure, a chevron argent, between in chief two mullets 
 between as many arrows in pale points downwards or, and 
 in base a mullet also or ; 4. argent, a water-bouget between 
 four fleurs-de-lis sable ; 5. argent, on a bend sable, three 
 roses of the field ; 6. gules, on a saltire or, another saltire 
 vert, and impaling the arms of Walsham, namely, quarterly 
 1 and 4, per pale azure and gules, a griffin segreant or, 
 supporting a tilting-spear bendy argent and sable, there- 
 from a banner flying to the dexter of the fourth, charged 
 with a cross couped of the fifth (for Garbett); 2 and 3 
 sable, within a cross voided, five crosses patde fitch^ or 
 (for Walsham). Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet 
 befitting his degree, with a mantling azure and argent ; 
 and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a monkey's 
 head erased proper. Motto — "Per meum Deum transilio 
 murum." Married, firstly, 1863, Augusta Margaret, eldest 
 daughter of the late Reverend John Baillie, commonly 
 
 known as the Honourable and Reverend John Baillie, 
 Canon of York (she died 1879) ; and secondly, 1883, Fanny, 
 younger daughter of the late Sir John Walsham, IJaronet ; 
 and has Issue — (i) John Cecil Yorke, Esquire, Justice of the 
 Peace, b. Nov. 10, 1867 [«. 1903, May, dau. of J. H. I>:. 
 Stansfeld, M.A., and has issue, John Edward Evelyn 
 Yorke, Gentleman, b. 1904]; (a) Henry Reay Yorke, Gen- 
 tleman, b. Jan. 26, 1875 \tn. Dora, elder dau. of H. K. 
 Bateman. Esq., of Chute Hill, Tralee] ; (3) Arthur Edward 
 Yorke, Gentleman, b. March 23, 1879 (deceased); Mary 
 Augusta ; Helen Margaret ; Louisa Caroline ; Katherine 
 Elizabeth; and Ethel Lilian. Estates— l^v/crXcy , Halton 
 West, in Craven ; Hunwick, in the county of I)urham. 
 Postal address— YiewcT\ey Hall, Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire. 
 Clubs — Constitutional, Grosvenor (London), Yorkshire 
 Gentleman's (York). 
 
 YORSTOUN. see CARTHEW-YORSTOUN, 
 
 YOUNG, quartered by CORBET. 
 
 JOHN KIRKPATRICK YOUNG, Barrister-at-Law of 
 the Inner Temple, M.A. Oxon. Born Aug. 29, 1857, Ix-ing 
 the eldest son of the late William Young of Stanhill Court, 
 Chartwood, SuiTey, Esq., J. P. for Surrey, by his wife 
 Frinces Wallace, dau. of George Galbraith of Narriga, 
 New South Wales. Club — New University. Livery — 
 Black, with white collar and cufTs. ArmorlaJ bearing^ — 
 He bears for Arms : Argent, three piles sable, on a chief 
 .izure, a cushion between two annulets or, and on an 
 escutcheon of pretence the arms of Elliot, namely or, on a 
 fosse engrailed cotised wavy gules, an annulet, between two 
 fleurs-de-lis of the first in chief, three roses of the second, 
 barbed and seeded proper. Mantling gules doubled argent ; 
 and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an anchor 
 or ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Dum spiro 
 Sf)ero." Married, April 19, 1887, Anna McClean, eldest dau. 
 and co-heiress of the late Ralph Elliot, Esq.( eldest son of Sir 
 George Elliot, Bart.); and has Issue — (i) William Wallace 
 Young, Gentleman, b. July 1889 ; (2) Llyle Elliot Young, 
 Gentleman, b. Sept. 1891 ; Anna Margaret Kirkpatrick ; 
 and Lilias Galbraith. Residence — 25 Earls Terrace, Ken- 
 sington, W. 
 
 j^ OLIVER YOUNG, Esquire, M.P, Wokingham Divi- 
 ^P sion of Berkshire, Commander R.N. (retired); served 
 at Bombardment of Alexandria and during Egyptian War 
 1882 (medal with clasp, bronze star), and in H.M.S. 
 "Condor "during Soudan Campaign 1884, J. P. and a County 
 Councillor (Wargrave Division of co. Berks). Barn July 11, 
 1855, being the eldest surviving son of the late Adolphus 
 William Young, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Hare Hatch, 
 Berks, M.P. for Great Yarmouth 1857-59, and for Helston 
 1865-66 and 1868-80, by his wife Jane, dau. of Charles 
 Throsby of Throsby Park, near Sydney, N.S. Wales. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Ermine, on a bend cotised sable, three 
 griffins' heads erased or. Mantling sable and argent. 
 (Jrest— On a wreath of the colours, a boar's head and 
 neck erased vert. Married, 1888, Mabel, dau. of the late 
 William Lansdowne Beale, Esq., J. P. and D. L. , of Manor 
 House, Waltham St. Lawrence. Residence — Hare Hatch 
 House, Twyford, Berks ; and 31 Haus Mansions, S.W. 
 Clubs — Junior Army and Navy, St. Stephen's. 
 
 OWEN WALLER O'GRADY YOUNG, Gentleman. 
 Born 1864, being the eldest son of the late James Young, 
 Esq., J. P., of Harristown, by Grace Elizabeth, dau. of the 
 late Hon. Waller O'Grady of Castlegarde, co. Limerick. 
 Armorial bearings — Gules, on a fesse or, a trefoil vert, in 
 chief three lioncels rampant of the second. Mantling 
 gules and or ; and for his Crest, out of a ducal corenet or, 
 an ibex's head argent, horned and tufted gold, and charged 
 on the neck with a trefoil vert. Motto — " Victoria fortitude 
 virtus." Seat — Harristown, Castlerea, co. Roscommon. 
 
 S WILLIAM YOUNG, Esquire, J. P. and D.L. Queen's 
 Co. (High Sheriff 1875), J. P. co. Galway. Bom 
 April 4, 1831, being the only son of the late John Young, 
 Esq., J. P. for Queen's Co., by his wife Jane, dau. of David 
 Brown of Belfast. Armorial bearings (U.O.)— Argent, 
 three piles sable, each charged with a rose or, on a chief 
 engrailed azure an annulet of the third. Mantling sable 
 and argent. Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a cubit 
 arm erect proper, charged with an annulet or, the hand 
 
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 grasping an arrow point downwards, also proper. Motto — 
 "Press through." Married, Dec. 22, 1859, Margaret 
 Emily, dau. of William Kirk of Tatham House, co. Dur- 
 ham ; and has Issue — John William Young, Gentleman, 
 B.A. of Trin. Coll., Oxon. , b. Jan. 1861 ; and Jane Agnes 
 Emily. Seats — Brockley Park, Stradbally, Queen's Co. ; 
 DohuUa Lodge, Clifden, co. Galway. 
 
 WILLIAM YOUNG, Esquire, Justice of the Peace 
 for the county of Surrey, one of the Governors of the 
 College of God's Gift at Dulwich, and a Governor of the 
 Central Foundation Schools of London. Born January 
 6, 1825, being the fourth son of the late John Young, 
 Esquire, of Rowmore, in the county of Dumbarton, Justice 
 of the Peace for that county, by his wife Agnes, daughter 
 of John Tennent of Wellpark, Glasgow. Clubs — Reform, 
 City of London. Livery — Black, with white collar and 
 cuffs. Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms: Argent, 
 
 three piles sable, on a chief azure, a cushion between two 
 annulets or. Above the shield is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling gules doubled argent ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an anchor 
 or ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, ' ' Dum 
 spiro spero." Married, November 28, 1856, Frances 
 Wallace, only daughter of the late George Galbraith ; and 
 has Issue — (i) John Kirkpatrick Young, Gentleman, born 
 1857 [married, 1887, Anna Maclean Elliot, daughter of the 
 late Ralph Elliot, Esquire, and has issue! ; (2) William 
 Robertoun Young, Gentleman, born 1864 [married, 1893, 
 Viva Ther^se, only daughter of Major-General John Martin, 
 and has issue] ; (3) Francis Gordon Young, Gentleman, born 
 1868 ; Anna Wallace [married Alan Macpherson of Blair- 
 gowrie] ; Agnes Christian Mary [married Ewan Macpherson 
 of Edinburgh, Advocate] ; and Violet Isobel. Estate and 
 postal address — Stanhill Court, Charlwood, Surrey. 
 
 WILLIAM MACKWORTH YOUNG, Esquire, Com- 
 panion of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, 
 Master of Arts of the University of Cambridge. Born 1840, 
 being the third son of Captain Sir George Young, Royal 
 Navy, second Baronet, by his wife Susan, daughter of 
 William Mackworth Praed, Esquire, Sergeant - at - Law ; 
 created Companion of the Most Exalted Order of the Star 
 of India, 1890. Armorial bearings — He bears for Arms : 
 Per fesse sable and argent, in chief two lions rampant 
 guardant, and in base an anchor erect with a cable all 
 counterchanged. Upon the escutcheon, from which is 
 pendent his badge as a Companion of the Most Exalted 
 Order of the Star of India, is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling sable and argent ; and for 
 his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-unicorn 
 couped ermine, armed, maned, and unguled or, gorged 
 with a naval crown azure, supporting an anchor erect sable. 
 Married, firstly, 1869, Isabel Maria (who died 1870), 
 
 daughter of the late Reverend Charles Boileau Elliott, 
 Fellow of the Royal Society, Rector of Tattingstone, in 
 the county of Suffolk; secondly, 1881, Frances Mary, 
 daughter of Sir Robert Eyles Egerton, Knight Commander 
 of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India. By his 
 first marriage he has Issue — Isabel Mary ; and by his second 
 marriage — (1) Gerard Mackworth Young, Gentleman, born 
 1884 ; (2) Hubert Winthrop Young, Gentleman, born 1885 ; 
 (3) Mark Aitchison Young, Gentleman, born 1886; (4) 
 Norman Egerton Young, Gentleman, born 1892. Postal 
 address — Lahore, Punjaub. 
 
 YOUNG {L.O., matric. Nov. 1904). Or, three piles 
 conjoined in point, in the dexter and sinister base points two 
 escallops sable, on a chief of the last invected a cinquefoil 
 argent, between two annulets of the field. Mantling sable. 
 
 doubled or. Crest — Upon a wreath of his liveries, a dexter 
 
 hand grasping a lance proper. Motto — " Press through." 
 
 Son of late John Young of Gockston, and Wester 
 
 Fulwood, CO. Renfrew, b. 1810; d. 1880; m. 1839, 
 
 Marion, d. of Robert Carruth of Nether Mains, Beith, 
 
 Renfrewshire : — 
 
 John Young, Gentleman, Gen. Manager Metropolitan 
 
 District Railway, b. 1845 ; m. 1880, Jessie Currie, d. of 
 
 John Graham of Rowanlea, Glasgow; and has issue — (i) 
 
 John Graham Young, Gentleman, b. 1882; (2) William 
 
 Alexander Young, Gentleman, b. 1884; (3) Mungo Robert 
 
 Caruth Young, Gentleman, b. 1891. Res. — Ravenscroft, 
 
 Woking, Surrey. Club — New (Glasgow). 
 
 GEORGE YOUNGER, Esquire, Valleyfield, in the 
 parish of Culross, co. Fife, J. P. and D. L. for co. Clack- 
 mannan. Born October 13, 1851, being the eldest son 
 of the late James Younger, Brewer, of Alloa, co. Clack- 
 mannan, by Janet his wife, daughter of John M'Ewan, 
 Shipowner, Alloa. Armorial bearings — Parted per saltire 
 or and gules, a rose countercharged, m base a martlet 
 sable, on a chief azure three covered cups or. Above the 
 shield is placed an Esquire's helmet, with a mantling 
 gules doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries 
 is set for Crest, an armed leg couped at the thigh proper, 
 garnished and spurred or; and in an escroll over the 
 same this Motto, " Celer et audax." Married, June 10, 
 1879. Lucy, younger daughter of Edward Smith, M.D., 
 F.R.S., of Harley Street, London, and of Heanor, in the 
 
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 county of Derby, Medical Officer to the I.ocal Government 
 Board; and has /ssite—{i) James Younger, Gentleman, 
 
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 Arthur Johnston Younger, Gentleman, bom February 18, 
 1878; Janet Hester; Edith Georgina May; and Grizel 
 
 B.A. (Oxon), 6. May 19, 1880; (2) Edward John Younger, 
 Gentleman, and Lieut. i6th (Queen's) Lancers, i. July i, 
 1882 (killed in action near Calvinia, Cajje Colony, Dec. 23, 
 1901); (3) Charles Frearson Younger, Gentleman, d. Sept. 
 9, 1885. Postal addresses— AWoa, N.B., or Valleyfield, 
 Culross, Fife. C/uis — Carlton, Conservative, University 
 (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow), County (Stirling). 
 
 S HENRY JOHNSTON YOUNGER, Esquire, of Ben- 
 more and Kilmun, in the county of Argyle, Justice of 
 the Peace and Deputy - Lieutenant for that county. Com- 
 missioner of Supply. Born October 5, 1832, being the 
 second son of the late William Younger, Esquire, of Craige- 
 lands, in the county of Dumfries, by his wife Isabella, 
 third daughter of Henry Johnston, Doctor of Medicine, of 
 Corstorphin House, near Edinburgh. Cluds — Reform, 
 Western (Glasgow), University (Edinburgh). Livery — 
 Dark blue and gold. Armorial bearings— He bears for 
 Arms : Or, on a bend engrailed azure, between two mart- 
 lets sable, three roses argent, barbed and seeded vert, on 
 a chief gules, a crescent between two mullets of the first. 
 Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling azure doubled or; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand 
 holding a lance in bend proper ; and in an escroll above 
 this Motto, "Tout prest." Married, firstly, Emma, 
 daughter of Richard Lowman ; and by her (who died 
 March 9, 1874) had Issue — (i) Harry George Younger, 
 Gentleman, bom February 13, 1866 [married, October 29, 
 
 1890, Annette Emily Berkeley, eldest daughter of Major 
 Charles Lewis Atterbury Far mar, late Royal Marines, 
 and has issue, John William Henry Berkeley Younger, 
 Gentleman, *. Sept. i, 1895, and Gwendoline Atterbury]; 
 (a)William Johnston Younger, Gentleman, born June 17, 
 1868 [»»., Oct. 9, 189s, Kate, younger dau. of the late 
 Henry Cockburn Richardson, Bengal Civil Service, and has 
 issue, Hope Janet] ; (3) John Archibald Campbell Younger, 
 Gentleman, bom July 4, 1871 ; Amy [married, October 6, 
 
 1891, Robert McKenzie Johnston, Doctor of Medicine, 
 Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, and has issue] ; 
 and Alice Margaret. He married secondly, 1876, Jane 
 Edith, eldest daughter of T. Richardson of Wentworth 
 House, Mill Hill, London ; and by her has— (4) Charles 
 
 Cochrane Rein6. Seats — Benmore and Kilmun, both 
 in the county of Argyll. Postal address — Kilmun, by 
 Greenock, N.B. 
 
 JAMES YOUNGER, Esq., of Arnsbrae, in the parish 
 of Alloa, CO. Clackmannan. Bom 1856, being the third 
 
 son of late James Younger, Brewer, of Alloa, by Janet his 
 wife, daughter of John M'Ewan, Shipowner, Alloa. Armo- 
 rial bearlng^s- He bears for Arms : Parted per saltire or 
 
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 and gules, a rose countercharged, in base a martlet sable, on 
 a chief engrailed azure three covered cups or. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled or ; and upon a wreath of his 
 liveries is set for Crest, an armed leg couped at the thigh 
 proper, garnished and spurred or ; and in an escroU over 
 the same this Motto, " Celer et audax." Postal address — 
 Arnsbrae, Alloa, N.R. 
 
 SJOHN YOUNGER, Esquire, Colonel Royal Artillery, 
 J. P. CO. Dumfries. Born June 7, 1840, being the 
 third son of the late William Younger of Craigelands, in 
 the county of Dumfries, by his wife Isabella, third dau. of 
 Henry Johnston, M D., of Corstorphine House, near Edin- 
 burgh. Armorial bearings— He bears fur Arms : Or, 
 on a bend embattled counter-embattled azure, between 
 two martlets sable, three roses argent, barbed and seeded 
 
 vert, on a chief gules, a crescent between two mullets of 
 the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet be- 
 fitting his degree, with a mantling azure doubled or ; and 
 upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand 
 holding a lance in bend proper ; and in an escroU above 
 the Motto, "Tout prest." Married, January 3, 1878, 
 Caroline Isabella, fifth daughter of Major-General George 
 Bucknal Shakespear, Royal Artillery ; and has Issue — (i) 
 Arthur Allan Shakespear Younger, Gentleman, born June 3, 
 1881, Lieut. R.F.A. ; (2) John Edward Talbot Younger, 
 Gentleman, born November 2, 1888. Postal address — 
 Langshaw Bush, Moffat, N.B. Clubs — Naval and Mili- 
 tary, Caledonian United Service (Edinburgh), Dumfries 
 and Galloway Club. 
 
 ROBERT YOUNGER, Esquire, K.C. Born Sept. 12, 
 1861, being the fifth son of James Younger, Brewer, of 
 Alloa, CO. Clackmannan, by Janet his wife, dau. of John 
 M'Ewan, Shipowner, Alloa. Armorial bearings— Parted 
 per saltire or and gules, a rose countercharged, in base a 
 martlet sable, on a chief indented azure three covered cups 
 or. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his 
 degree, with a mantling gules doubled or ; and upon a 
 wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an armed leg couped 
 at the thigh proper, garnished and spurred or ; and in an 
 escroll over the same this MottO, " Celer et audax." Postal 
 address — 16 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C. 
 Clubs — New University, and Bachelors'. 
 
 WILLIAM YOUNGER, Esquire, of Auchen Castle, 
 in the county of Dumfries, J. P. for co. Dumfries, M.P. 
 for Stamford Div. of Lincolnshire since 1895, late Lieutenant 
 i6th Lancers. Born June 28, 1862, being the only son of 
 the late William Younger, Esquire, of Auchen Castle, J. P., 
 Commissioner of Supply for the county of Dumfries, for- 
 merly Lieutenant Edinburgh Queen's Regiment of Light 
 Infantry Militia, by his wife Margaret, eldest daughter 
 of John Wyld Brown of Sydney, New South Wales. 
 C/«(5j— Carlton, Naval and Military. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Or, on a bend azure, between 
 two martlets sable, three roses argent, barbed and seeded 
 vert, on a chief gules, a crescent between two mullets of 
 the first. Upon the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting 
 his degree, with a mantling azure doubled or ; and upon 
 a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand 
 holding a lance in bend proper. Motto — "Tout prest." 
 Married, January 24, 1888, Helen Caroline Benyon, eldest 
 daughter of Colonel Robert Gunter of Wetherby Grange, 
 in the county of York ; and has Issue — (i) William Robert 
 Younger, Gentleman, born 1888 ; (2) John Malcolm 
 Younger, Gentleman, born 1889. 5«a/— Auchen Castle, 
 Moffat, N.B. 
 
 WILLIAM YOUNGER, Gentleman. Born , being 
 
 the son of the late James Younger, Brewer, of Alloa, 
 
 CO. Clackmannan, by Janet his wife, daughter of John 
 M'Ewan, Shipowner, Alloa. Armorial bearings— He 
 bears for Arms : Parted per saltire or and gules, a rose 
 countercharged, in base a martlet sable, on a chief invected 
 azure three covered cups or. Upon the escutcheon is placed 
 a helmet befitting his degree, with a mantling gules doubled 
 or ; and upon a wreath of his liveries is set for Crest, an 
 armed leg couped at the thigh proper, garnished and spurred 
 or ; and in an escroll over the same this Motto, " Celer et 
 audax." Postal address — 29 Moray Place, Edinburgh. 
 
 ANDREW BUCHANAN YUILLE, Gentleman, of 
 Darleith, in the county of Dumbarton. Born 1867, being 
 the eldest son of the late Archibald Buchanan Yuille, 
 Gentleman, by his wife Janet Ritchie, eldest daughter of 
 Hubert Buchanan of Brandon Place, Glasgow. Armorial 
 bearing^— He bears for Arms : Argent, on a fesse between 
 three crescents sable, a garb or, banded gules. Upon the 
 escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with a 
 mantling gules doubled argent ; and upon a wreath of the 
 liveries is set for Crest, an ear of wheat proper. Motto — 
 " Numine et virtute." 
 
 YVERY, quartered by CONYERS FOX-. 
 
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 BLAKE of Gortnaniona (U.O.). Argent, a fret gules. 
 ffyn ^ Un g - gules and argent. Crest- On a wreath of the 
 colours, a mountain cat passant guardant proper. Motto — 
 • ' Virtus sola nobilitas. " 
 
 Son of Valentine Blake, Esq., J. P., h. 1831 ; d. 1870; 
 m. 1865, Ellen Smith : — 
 
 Valentine Blake, Esq., Capt. 4th Scottish Rifles, served 
 in S. African War, b. 1870; m. Alison, d. of late Robert 
 Skeet. Seat — Gortnamona, co. Galway. Res. — Bishop's 
 Stortford. C/«*j— Junior Naval and Military, United 
 Service (Dublin), 
 
 BRUCE (U.O.). Or, a saltire and a chief gules, in the 
 dexter chief a mullet argent, and in base a cinquefoil of the 
 second. Mantling gules and or. Crest- On a wreath of 
 the colours, a horse's head argent, bridled gules, and 
 charged on the neck with a cinquefoil as in the arms. 
 Motto — " Do well, doubt not." 
 
 Sons of William Robert Bruce of Rockford, co. Dublin, 
 Master of the Queen's Bench, Ireland, b. 1833 ; d. 
 1902 ; m. 1870, Florence Helen, d. of Alexander 
 Osborne: — 
 Thomas Robert Bruce, Gentleman, b. 1885. Seat— 
 Rockford, Blackrock, Dublin. 
 Reginald James Bruce, Gentleman, b. 1887. 
 Yr. sons of Samuel Bruce of Thorndale, co. Antrim, 
 b. 1789; d. 1845; m. Annette, d. of James Ferguson 
 of White Park, co. Antrim : — 
 James Bruce Esq. (q.v.). 
 Samuel Bruce Esq. (q.v.). 
 Sons of Henry Bruce of Demerara and London, b. 
 1798; d. 1864; m. Mary, d. of John Swanwick : — 
 Henry Michael Bruce, Gentleman, b. . Res, — South 
 America. 
 
 William Wallace Bruce, Esq., V.D., Lt.-Col. late 20th 
 Middx. ("Artists'") R.V., b. 1846; m. 1885, Agnes Mabel, 
 d. of T. F. Johnson, Esq., J. P., of Brookfield, Leicester; 
 and has issue — Marjorie ; Geraldine ; Rosalind ; Eileen ; 
 Beatrix ; and Elfreda. Post. add. — 9 Airlie Gardens, 
 Campden Hill, London, W. Clubs — Reform, Arts'. 
 
 CARNEGY-DE BALINHARD (R.L., 1832). Or, an 
 eagle displayed azure, beaked and membered gules, within 
 a double tressure flory counterflory of the second. Mantling 
 azure and or. Crest — On a cap of maintenance gules, 
 doubled ermine, a lion statant guardant sable, crowned 
 with a German prince's coronet or. Motto — " Tache sans 
 tache." 
 
 Son of John Allan Carnegy-de Balinhard, late 13th 
 Light Dragoons (son of James Carnegy of Lower, 
 Forfar, Scotland), by Ellen, d. of Joseph Halford : — 
 William Carnegy-de Balinhard, Esq., late Capt. 47th 
 Loyal North Lanes. Regt., b. 18^5; m. i860, Julia, d. of 
 John Condor ; and has issue — (i) Edward Allan Carnegy- 
 de Balinhard, Gentleman, b. 1864; (2) William John 
 Camegy-de Balinhard, Gentleman, b. i866 ; (3) John 
 McKinlay Carnegy-de Balinhard, Gentleman, b. 1873; 
 Ellen Alice; and Kathleen May. Res. — Broddoiesse, Assa, 
 Canada. 
 
 CARTWRIGHT (H. Coll.). Erminois, on a fesse em- 
 battled g^les, between three bombs fired proper, a catherine- 
 wheel between two escallops or. Mantling gules and or. 
 
 Crest— On a wreath of the colours, a wolfs head erased per 
 fesse embattled or and gules, pierced through the neck with 
 
 a spear argent between two branches of laurel in orle proper. 
 Motto—" Defend the fold." 
 
 Son of : — 
 
 George Cartwright, Gentleman, *^. . Res. — i Campden 
 House Terrace, Kensington. 
 
 CORBLE (\\. Coll.). Vert, a chevron argent, Ijetween 
 in chief two fountains projaer, and in base a lymphad of the 
 second. Mantling vert and argent. Crest— On a wreath 
 of the colours, on a rock an otter statant proper, collared 
 or, holding in the mouth a trout also proper. 
 Son of : — 
 
 George Corlile, Gentleman, Clerk to the Lee Conservancy 
 Board and Upper Warden (1904-5) of the Worshipful 
 Company of Gardeners, b. ; m. ; and has issue. 
 
 ^«.— Bridge House, Waltham Cross, London N. 
 
 DAY (U.O.). Per chevron argent and azure, three 
 mullets counterchanged. Mantlll^ azure and argent. 
 Crest— Two dexter hands clasped together proper, each 
 from a wing expanded quarterly or and azure counter- 
 changed. Motto — " Sic itur ad astra." 
 
 Son of late Very Rev. John Godfrey Day, Dean of 
 
 Ardfert, b. ; d. ; m. , Eleanor, d. of Sir 
 
 John Godfrey, Bart., of Busfield, co. Kerry :— 
 
 Veiy Rev. Maurice Day, M.A. (Dub.), Dean of Ossory, 
 
 formerly Rector of St. Matthias's, Dublin (1894-1905), 
 
 Canon of Christ Church, Dublin, 1901, Dean of Ossory 
 
 1905, b. ; m. , Charlotte, d. of Richard Ottley ; 
 
 and has issue— (i) Rev. John Godfrey Fitz Maurice Day, 
 
 B.A. (Camb.), b. , Res.— The Deanery, Kilkenny. 
 
 is the Military Cockade. 
 1520 
 
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 1521 
 
 FARMER (H. Coll., Jan 1855; Ped. 16 D. 14. 307). Per 
 chevron dovetailed gules and argent, in chief tvifo lion's 
 heads erased of the last, and in base a salamander in flames 
 proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a wreath 
 of the colours, upon a mount vert, an antelope argent, 
 sem6 of estoiles sable, armed and unguled or, resting the 
 dexter forefoot upon a fountain proper. MottO — ^" Agendo 
 honeste." 
 
 Sons of Joseph Farmer of Sydney, New South Wales, 
 and of Chapel Hill House, Margate, m. Caroline, d. 
 of Edward Harley of Cleobury Mortimer [Arms of 
 Harley — Azure, two bendlets or between as many 
 swan's heads erased argent. H. Coll. , 1855] : — 
 Joseph Harley Farmer, Gentleman, h. ; is m. and 
 
 has issue. Kes. — Queensland. 
 
 William Farmer, Gentleman. Res. — Paris. 
 Son of Samuel Farmer of Moor Hall, Belbroughton, 
 Worcs., d. 1874; m. 1822, Elizabeth, d. of Thomas 
 White of The Quinton, Worcs. : — 
 Sir William Farmer (q.v.). 
 
 IVEY (H. Coll.). Per fesse raguly argent and gules, 
 in chief two annulets, and in base a lion rampant counter- 
 changed. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, within a 
 circular chain argent, a lion rampant supporting a staff 
 raguly. Motto — " Fidus ad extremum." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Frederick George Ivey, Gentleman, Master of the 
 Worshipful Company of Gardeners, b. ; tn. . Res. 
 
 — " St. Olave's," 33 Nightingale Lane, Clapham Common, 
 S.W. Club — Conservative. 
 
 JONES of Ardnaglass, co. Sligo (U.O.). Per bend 
 sinister ermine and ermines, a lion rampant or, armed 
 and langued gules, a bordure engrailed of the third. 
 Mantling sable and argent. Crest^On a wreath of the 
 colours, a lion couchant or, armed and langued gules, 
 charged on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped vert. 
 Motto — " Periculum ex alus facito." 
 Son of : — 
 
 Loftus E. P. Jones, Gentleman, b. . Post, add, — 
 
 c/o The Union Bank of Australia, Limited, Collins Street, 
 Melbourne. 
 
 THOMAS JOSEPH KENNA, Gentleman, second son 
 of the late James Kenna of Larch Hill, co. Meath, and 
 Oakfield, Liverpool, by Julia his wife, dau. of Patrick 
 Kearney of Ethelstown, CO. Meath. Armorial bearings- 
 Azure, on a chief engrailed or, three garbs of the field, 
 banded argent, a crescent for difference. Mantling azure 
 and or ; and for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, on 
 a mount vert, a ruined castle in flames proper. Motto — 
 " Age quod agis." 
 
 ADAM STEINMETZ KENNARD, Esquire, J. P. 
 Hants (Sheriff 1885). Born 1833, being the son of the 
 late J. P. Kennard of Hordle Cliffe, Hants. Club — 
 Carlton. Armorial bearings — Per chevron gules and 
 azure, a chevron engrailed argent between two keys in 
 chief, the wards downwards or, and a sword erect in base 
 proper. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — Upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a dexter cubit arm in armour proper, 
 charged with a buckle gules, grasping in the hand a key 
 or in bend, and a broken sword in bend sinister proper. 
 Motto — " At spes non fracta." Married, 1883, Alice Jane, 
 eldest dau. of H. Lomax Gaskell of Kiddington Hall, 
 Oxon. Seat — Crawley Court, Winchester. 
 
 Sir COLERIDGE ARTHUR FITZROY KENNARD, 
 first Baronet. Born May 12, 1885, being the son of 
 Hugh Coleridge Kennard, Lieutenant Grenadier Guards, 
 who died 1886, by his wife Helen, daughter of James 
 Wyllie of Eilenroe, Antibes, France ; was created a Baronet 
 February 6, 1891, in recognition of the public services of 
 his grandfather, who was created a Baronet 1890, but died 
 before the Patent had passed the seals. Armorial bear- 
 ings—He bears for Arms: Per chevron gules and azure, 
 a chevron engrailed argent, between two keys in chief, the 
 wards downwards or, and a sword erect in base proper. 
 Upon the escutcheon, which is charged with his badge of 
 Ulster as a Baronet, is placed a helmet befitting his degree, 
 with a mantling gules and argent ; and for his Crest, upon 
 a wreath of the colours, a cubit arm erect in armour proper, 
 charged with a buckle gules, grasping in the hand a key or 
 
 in bend, and a broken sword in bend sinister proper. 
 Motto — "At spes non fracta." Residences — 54 Hans Place, 
 London ; Fernhill, Southampton. 
 
 M HAUGHTON CHARLES OKEOVER, Esquire, J[.P. 
 © for Stafford and Derby, and D.L. for co. Warwick, 
 High Sheriff co. Derby 1862. Born Nov. 13, 1825, being 
 the son of the late Rowland Farmer Okeover of Oldbury 
 Hall, by his first wife Bridget, dau. of James Langton of 
 Bedford Square, London. Armorial bearings -Ermine, 
 on a chief gules, three bezants, impaling the arms of Caven- 
 dish, namely sable, three bucks' heads caboshed or, a bor- 
 dure argent. Mantling gules and argent. Crest— On a 
 wreath of the colours, ademi-wyvern ermine, langued gules, 
 issuing out of a coronet or. Motto — " Esto vigilans." 
 Married, July 12, 1859, Hon. Eliza Anne Cavendish, eldest 
 dau. of Rt. Hon. Henry Manners Cavendish, 3rd Lord 
 Waterpark, of Doveridge Hall, Derby ; and has Issue— (1) 
 Haughton Ealdred Okeover, Gentleman, Lieut. 7th King's 
 Royal Rifle Corps, b. May 10, 1875 ; Mabel Alice ; Hon. 
 Maude, late Maid of Honour to the Queen [m., Oct. 11, 
 1887, Sir Andrew Barclay Walker, Bart., of Osmaston 
 Manor, co. Derby, who d. Feb. 27, 1893 ; she married 
 secondly, July 1895, John Frederick Lort Phillips of Law- 
 renny Park, co. Pembroke] ; Ruth Isabel ; Edith Mary \ni. , 
 August II, 1891, Captain the Hon. Herbert T. Allsopp, 
 late loth Hussars] ; and Ethel Blanche ; Lilian Mercy 
 Mary [m. , July 20, 1897, Hon. Assheton Nathaniel Curzon, 
 youngest son of Lord Scarsdale of Kedleston, co. Derby] ; 
 Mary Beatrice, d. 1887 ; and Victoria Alexandrina. Seat — 
 Okeover Hall, Ashbourne, co. Derby. Residence — 6 Upper 
 George Street, Bryanston Square, W. 
 
 THOMAS AUGUSTUS PRENTICE, Gentleman. 
 Born March 8, 1815, being the only son of George Prentice, 
 by his wife Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of the Reverend 
 Archibald Kidd, Master of Arts, Rector of Jonesborough, 
 in the county of Armagh. Livery — Blue coat, silver buttons, 
 black and yellow striped waistcoat, with silver buttons, 
 Oxford grey breeches, top boots, silver band round hat. 
 Armorial bearings— He bears for Arms : Party per chevron 
 engrailed or and azure, three greyhounds courant counter- 
 changed, in the centre chief point a trefoil slipped vert ; and 
 for his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-grey- 
 hound rampant or, collared, ringed, and lined sable, charged 
 on the shoulder with a trefoil slipped vert. Motto — " Nee 
 timeo nee sperno." Married, December 8, 1847, Mary, 
 second and only surviving daughter of John Johnson of 
 Holbeach, Lord of the Manor of Fleet Fitzwalter, in the 
 county of Lincoln ; and has Issue— ]ohn George Prentice, 
 Gentleman, born October 16, 1851 [to whom refer]; Mary 
 Georgina, died 1866 ; Elizabeth Catherine ; Frances 
 Augusta ; and Susan Alexandra. Postal address — Armagh. 
 
 SMYLY (U.O. ). Azure, a chevron ermine between 
 three pheons argent. Mantling azure and argent. Crest 
 — On a wreath of the colours, an armed arm embowed in 
 armour proper, the hand holding a pheon by the point 
 thereof gules. Motto — " Viribus virtus." 
 
 Son of late Josiah Smyly, Surgeon to the Meath 
 
 Hospital (son of John Smyly, Esq., K.C.), b. ; 
 
 d. ; m. , Ellen, d. of Matthew Franks of 
 
 Merrion Square, Dublin : — 
 Sir William Josiah Smyly, M.D., Pres. of Roy. Coll. of 
 Physic, Ireland, b. 1850; m. 1881, Eleanor Colpoys, d. of 
 Henry Tweedy, M.D., M.R.C.S. ; and has issue— Joscelyn 
 Henry Smyly, Esq., b. 1882. Res.—efi Merrion Square, 
 Dublin. 
 
 S JAMES STEVENSON, Esquire (formerly James 
 Stevenson Hamilton), of Braidwood, co. Lanark, 
 Colonel Commanding 9th Lanark Rifle Volunteers, late 
 Capt. i2th Royal Lancers, A.D.C. to His Majesty the 
 King, J. P. for Lanarkshire, V.D. Born 1838, being the 
 eldest son of Nathaniel Stevenson, Esq., of Braidwood, J. P. 
 for Lanarkshire, by Margaret Jane his wife, daughter of 
 Thomas Rennie Scott, Esq., J. P. and D.L. for Lanarkshire. 
 Club— Army and Navy. Armorial bearings— He bears 
 for Arms : Argent, a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis 
 gules, on a chief sable, three mullets of the field. Upon 
 the escutcheon is placed a helmet befitting his degree, with 
 a mantling gules doubled argent; and upon a wreath of 
 his liveries is set for Crest, a dexter hand issuing from a 
 
 is tbe Naval Cockade. 
 
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 cload and holding a wreath of laurel all proper ; and in an 
 esctoll over the same this Motto. " Cot-lum non solum." 
 hiarrud, iirslly, 1866, Klita Hamilton of Fairholni [who 
 succeeded her uncle, ^ohn Hamilton, Esq., of Fairholm, 
 J.P., D.L., and who died 1875], daughter of James Hamil- 
 ton ; and secondly, July a, 1879, Fmnces, daughter of 
 Frederick Richards Leyland of Woolton Hall, Lanes. He 
 bas lisut — (i) James Stevenson Hamilton, Esquire, bom 
 Oct. a, 1867 [to whom refer]; (a) Olmar Charles John 
 Stevenson Hamilton, Gentleman, born Sept. 15, 1875; (3) 
 Francis Herbert I^yland Stevenson, Gentleman, born Feb- 
 ntary 39, 1880; and Eliza Margaret Grace. Estate and 
 poitat address — Braidwood, l.,anarkshire, N.B. 
 
 TECON, quartered by CONYERS and WITHAM, 
 
 TEMPhST. quartered by CONYERS, RAMSDEN, 
 and SALVIN. 
 
 TEMPEST, see VANE-TEMPEST and VANE-TEM- 
 PES 1 -STEWART. 
 
 « ARTHUR CECIL TEMPEST, Esquire, J. P. and 
 D.L. for CO. of Lincoln, and J. P. for W.R. co. of 
 Yorks, Major (retired) nth Hussars. Bom June 3, 1837, 
 being second son of the late Henry Tempest, Esq., of 
 Heaton, Co. Palatine of Lancaster, J. P. for that co., by his 
 wife Jemima, second dau. of Sir Thomas de Trafford, Bart., 
 of 'I'rafford, in the aforesaid co. Livery — (undress) black 
 coat and trousers, black and white striped vest ; (full dress) 
 white coat and vest with black cuffs and braid and silver 
 aigiiilettes, black plush breeches, silver garters and buttons. 
 Armorial bearings (Vn. Yorks. 1585)— Quarterly i and 
 4, argent on a bend between six martlets sable, an 
 annulet or (for Tempest); 3. argent, a fesse between 
 six martlets sable (for Gilliot) ; 3. argent, a lion rampant 
 gules within a bordure of demi - flours - de - lis azure (for 
 Thorpe), and other quarterings since inherited. Mant- 
 ling sable and argent ; and for his Crest, upon a 
 wreath of the colours, a griffin's head erased f)er pale 
 argent and sable, beaked and crined gules, charged with 
 an annulet of the last, with the Motto, " Loyouf as thow 
 fynds." Married, April 38, 1873, Eleanor Blanche, second 
 dau. of the late Edward Horner Reynard of Sunderland- 
 wick and Hobgreen, in the co. of York, J. P. and D.L. ; 
 and has Issue — Roger Stephen Tempest, Esq., Capt. 
 3nd Batt. Scots Guards, b. 1876 ; and Blanche Cecil. 
 Estates — Broughton Hall, Craven, in co. York; Coleby 
 Hall, in co. Lincoln. Postal address — Broughton Hall, 
 Skipton in Craven. Clubs — ^Army and Navy, Boodle's. 
 
 WHYTE(U.O.). Argent, a chevron engrailed between 
 three roses gules, seeded or, barbed vert. Mantling gules 
 and argent. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi- 
 lion rampant gules, holding between the paws a flagstaff 
 proper therefrom a flag flying argent, charged with the 
 cross of St. George. Motto — " Uchiel y Goring." 
 
 Sons of John Lewis Auriol Whyte, Esq., J. P., Major 
 
 R. South Down Mil., b. 1833; d. 1885; m. 1864, 
 
 Rosina Alice, d. of William Pegge of Birchgrove, 
 
 Swansea : — 
 
 John William Charles Whyte, Gentleman, b. 1866; m. 
 
 1903 / Elizabeth Ellen, d. of Charles Hills of Norwich. 
 
 Res.— 
 
 Walter Cecil Whyte, Gentleman, b. 1876. Res. — 
 Joseph Ormonde Whyte, Gentleman, i. 1880. Res. — 
 Son of Capt. Charles Whyte, 6th Roy. Regt. , b. 1836 ; 
 d. 1889 ; m. 1871, Gertrude Minna, d. of John Shiell 
 of Kelly Castle, Arbroath : — 
 William John de Burgh Whyte, Gentleman, b. 1875. 
 Res.— 
 
 Sons of Benjamin de Burgh Whyte, Gentleman, b. 
 1850; d. 1884; m. 1875, Isabella, d. of William 
 Middleton, M.D., of Mullingar: — 
 Cecil de Burgh Whyte, Gentleman, b. 1878. Res. — 
 
 Henry Lewis Whyte, Gentleman, b. 1879. Res.— 
 Lucas Whyte, Gentleman, b. 1881. Res.— 
 Son of Capt. Nicholas Charles Whyte, R.N., of 
 Loughbrickland, J. P., D.L., b. 1783; d. 1845; m. 
 1835, Mary Louisa, d. of Thomas Scgrave of Cabra :— 
 John Joseph Whyte, Esq., J. P. and U.L. co. Down 
 (High Sheriff 186a), b. 1836; m. ist, Ellen Mary (d. 1857), 
 d. of Thonjas LafTan Kelly of Dublin ; 3nd. 1863, Caroline 
 Letitia, d. of George Ryan of Inch House, co. Tipperary ; 
 and has with other issue (by second mar.)— John Nicholas 
 Whyte, Esq., D.S.O., Major Lanes. Ftis., b. 1864. Seal— 
 Loughbrickland, co. Down. 
 
 Thk Reverend TREVOR BASIL WOODD, M.A.. 
 LL. B. , Clerk in Holy Orders. Bom 1866, l)eing the eldest 
 son of the late Charles Henry Lardner Woodd, Esq., 
 J. P. for W. Riding of the co. of York, by his wife Jane, 
 only daughter of Joseph Harris, Gentleman, of West- 
 cotes, CO. Leicester. Club — Oxford and Cambridge. 
 Z-iWry— Ckiret colour piped with scarlet, scarlet facings 
 and silver lace collar, silver buttons. Armorial bearings 
 — He bears for Arms : Quarterly 1 and 4, gules tliree dcnii- 
 savages argent, bearing clubs over their dexter shoulders or 
 (for Woodd) ; a. sable, a griffin segreant ermine (for Bal- 
 lard) ; 3. per pale gules and azure, an eagle displayed 
 with two heads or, a bordure counterchanged of the field 
 (for Mitlon). Crest — Upon a wreath of the colours, a 
 demi-savage argent, bearing a club or. Motto — "Non 
 nobis." Estates — OughtershawandStarbotton Farm, Lang- 
 strothdale, Skipton. Postal address— 16 Eccleston Street. 
 Chester Square, London. 
 
 S HENRY WOODHEAD, Esquire. Major in the Duke 
 of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifle Corps. Born 
 
 , being the eldest son of the late Sir John Woodhead of 
 
 Holmfirth, Sea Point, Cape Town, Knight Bachelor, four 
 times Mayor of Cape Town. Armorial bearings — Per 
 chevron nebuly argent and azure, two oak trees in chief and 
 an African bush buck's head and neck aff"ront^e and erased 
 in base, all proper. Mantling azure and argent. Crest — 
 UfKin a wreath of the colours, an African bush buck's head 
 couped proper, gorged with the battlements of a tower or, 
 between on the dexter side an oak branch fructed proper, 
 and on the sinister a rose argent, stalked and leaved vert. 
 Motto — "^quo animo." 5*a/— The Gardens, Capetown, 
 Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 CURRAN OBIAS WOODHOUSE, Gentleman. Ar- 
 morial bearings — Sable, on a chevron or, gutt(?e-de-sang, 
 between three cinquefoils ermine, a griffin;|passant of the 
 field. Mantling sable and or. Crest -Upon a wreath of 
 the colours, issuing from clouds, a cubit arm vested argent, 
 and charged with a cinquefoil gules, the hand grasping a 
 club all proper. Motto -" Agincourt." Seat OmeMh 
 Park. Newry. 
 
 SSiR WILLIAM HENRY ARTHINGTON WORS- 
 LEY, 3rd Baronet (Aug. 10, 1838). of Hovingham 
 Hall. CO. York, J. P., B.A. (New Coil., Oxon.), formerly 
 Major 2nd Vol. Batt. Yorks. Regt. Born Jan. 12, 1861, 
 being the son of Arthington Worsley, Esq.. by his 
 wife Marianne Christina Isabella, dau. of Hon. Henry 
 Hely-Hutchinson of Weston. Northamptonshire. Livery 
 (dress) — Light buff" and red. silver braid ; (undress) black, red 
 collar, silver braid. Armorial bearingTS — Argent, a chief 
 gules ; the escutcheon charged with his badge of Ulster as 
 a Baronet. Mantling gules and argent. Crest — On a 
 wreath of the colours, a wyvern vert. Motto -"Quam 
 plurimis prodesse." Married, Oct. 6, 1887, Augusta Mary 
 Chivers, dau. of Edward Chivers Bower, Esq., of Brox- 
 holme, Scarborough; and has Issue — (i) William Arthing- 
 ton Worsley, Esq., b. April 5, 1890; (2) Edward Marcus 
 Worsley, Esq., b. June 13, 1891 ; Winifred Mary; Ethel 
 Isabel; and "Victoria. .SVa/ — Hovingham Hall, co. York. 
 C/«^— Junior Carlton. 
 
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 1523 
 
 The following are those bearing hereditary Peerage titles, whose right to the same, or to their Armorial 
 bearings, has not been established or is open to question : — 
 
 Lord Acton has no Crest. 
 
 The Earl of Antrim is entitled to the Arms of M'Donnell 
 only, the Arms of Kerr being of no authority. 
 
 Lord Basing has neither Arms, Crest, nor Supporters. 
 
 The Earl of Berkeley has no Supporters. 
 
 The Arms of Lord Blantyre have not been matriculated 
 in Lyon Register. 
 
 The Arms of the Earl of Caithness are not matriculated 
 in Lyon Register. 
 
 The Arms of Viscount Canterbury are those of Manners, 
 and not of Manners-Sutton. 
 
 The Arms of Earl Cathcart are not matriculated in Lyon 
 Register. 
 
 1 ,ord Colville of Culross has no Supporters. 
 
 Lord Cottesloe has no Supporters. 
 
 The Earl of Coventry has no Supporters. 
 
 The Arms of the Earl of Dalhousie are those of Ramsay 
 only. 
 
 The Arms of Lord de Ros are those of Fitzgerald only, 
 and neither the Arms as used nor the Crest of De Ros have 
 been exemplified. 
 
 The Arms of the Earl of Dunmore have not been matricu- 
 lated in Lyon Register. 
 
 The Earl of Dysart has no Supporters. 
 
 Viscount Esher has established no right to the quarterings 
 given under his name in all the Peerages. 
 
 Lord Ffrench has no right to Arms. 
 
 Lord Fitzhardinge has no Arms. 
 
 Earl Fortescue has no Supporters. 
 
 The Arms of the Earl of Galloway are not matriculated 
 in Lyon Register. 
 
 The Barony of Gardner is dormant, and none of those 
 assuming the title have established any right thereto. 
 
 Lord Gwydyr has no Crest. 
 
 The present claimant to the Earldom of Landaff has not 
 established his right before the Committee for Privileges. 
 
 The Arms of the Marquess of Lothian are not matricu- 
 lated in Lyon Register. 
 
 The Arms of Lord Manners are those of Manners only, 
 and not of Manners-Sutton. 
 
 The Arms of the Earl of Mansfield are not matriculated 
 in Lyon Register. 
 
 Lord Massy has no Supporters. 
 
 The Earldom of Miltown is dormant, and neither of the 
 claimants thereto has established any right before the Com- 
 mittee of Privileges. 
 
 Lord Monteagle has no Supporters, and only one 
 Crest. 
 
 There are no Arms for the See of Newcastle. 
 
 The Arms of the Earl of Orkney are not matriculated in 
 Lyon Register. 
 
 The Earl of Portarlington is entitled to the Arms of 
 Dawson only. 
 
 The Arms of the Earl of Portsmouth are those of Fellowes 
 and not those of Wallop. 
 
 The Arms of Lord Reay are not matriculated in Lyon 
 Register. 
 
 The right to the Barony of Ruthven has not been estab- 
 lished before the Committee for Privileges. 
 
 Lord St. Leonards has no Arms or Supporters. 
 
 Lord Sandhurst has no Supporters. 
 
 The Arms of Lord Sinclair are not matriculated in Lyon 
 Register. 
 
 The Arms of Viscount Strathallen are not matriculated 
 in Lyon Register. 
 
 Lord Thring has no Supporters. 
 
 The Arms of the Marquess of Tweeddale are not matricu- 
 lated in Lyon Register. 
 
 There are no Arms for the See of Wakefield. 
 
 The Earl of Winchilsea has one Crest only, and the 
 Arms of Hatton should be in the second quarter. 
 
 The following Irish Peerages have not been established, and the Peers whose names are under- 
 mentioned do not vote in the election of Irish Peers : — 
 
 George Augustus Hamilton Chichester, Marquess of 
 Donegal. 
 
 Geoffry Thomas Taylour, Marquess of Headfort. 
 
 Rudolph Robert Basil Aloysius Augustine Feilding, Earl 
 
 Desmond (Earl of Denbigh). 
 
 Frederick Edward Gould Lambert, Earl of Cavan, 
 K.P. 
 
 Richard Henry Boyle, Earl of Shannon. 
 
 Henry Wellesley, Earl of Mornington (Duke of Welling- 
 ton). 
 
 William Ulick Tristram St. Lawrence, Earl of Howth, 
 K.P. 
 
 Henry Edwyn King Tenison, Earl of Kingston. 
 
 William Frederick le Poer Trench, Earl of Clancarty. 
 
 Archibald Brabazon Sparrow Acheson, Earl of Gosford, 
 K.P. 
 
 Henry North Holroyd, Earl of Sheffield. 
 
 Arthur Annesley, Viscount Valentia. 
 
 Henry Taaffe, Viscount Taaffe. 
 
 George Henry Hugh Cholmondeley, Viscount Choi 
 mondeley (Marquess of Cholmondeley). 
 
 William Geoffry Bouchard de Montmorency, Viscount 
 Mountmorres. 
 
 Henry Charles Gage, Viscount Gage. 
 
 Algernon William Yelverton, Viscount Avonmore. 
 
 Edward Henry Trafalgar Digby, Baron Digby. 
 
 Castell Sherard, Baron Sherard. 
 
 Algernon William George Evans-Freke, Baron Carbery. 
 
 Somerset Henry Maxwell, Baron Farnham. 
 
 John Arthur Lysaght, Baron Lisle. 
 
 William Charles Wynn, Baron Newborough. 
 
 Charles George Lyttelton, Baron Westcote (Viscount 
 Cobham). 
 
 Clarence Edward Graves, Baron Graves. 
 
 Alexander Nelson Hood, Baron Bridport, G.C.B. (Vis- 
 count Bridport 
 
 Charles Andrew Vanneck, Baron Huntingfield. 
 
 Charles Robert Carrington, Baron Carrington, G.C.M.G. 
 (Earl Carrington). 
 
 Charles A.T.R.LL Ffrench, Baron Ffrench. 
 
 Errol Augustus Blake, Baron Wallscourt. 
 
 Robert Shapland George Julien Carew, Baron Carew. 
 
 Chichester Samuel Parkinson - Fortescue, Baron Cler- 
 mont, K.P. (Baron Carlingford). 
 
 James Herbert Gustavus Meredyth Somerville Baron 
 Althumney. ) 
 
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 Proof is required of the due and legal creation of the following Baronetcies, or else proof of the 
 descent and the consequent rijjht to inherit : — 
 
 Bored. 
 
 Broun. 
 
 Burton. 
 
 Campbell of Auchenbreck. 
 
 Campbell of Ardnamurchan. 
 
 Cathcart. 
 
 Clifton. 
 
 Cockburn. 
 
 Colleton. 
 
 Cox. 
 
 Crawfiird-Pollok. 
 
 Cumming. 
 
 Cuninghame of Robertland. 
 
 Dalyell. 
 
 Dick. 
 
 Dunbar of Northfield. 
 
 Elphinstone. 
 
 Fleetwood. 
 
 Fletcher (1812). 
 
 Foulis of Woodhall. 
 
 Foulis of Ingleby Manor. 
 
 Gibb. 
 
 Gordon of Letterfourie. 
 Gordon of Lesmore. 
 Graham of Esk. 
 Grant of Dalvey. 
 Hamilton of Silverton Hill. 
 Hamilton of Preston, county Had- 
 dington. 
 Hay of Smithfield. 
 Innes of Balveny. 
 Innes (i6a8). 
 Knowles. 
 
 De Burgh- Lawson, 
 Leslie of Wardis. 
 Livesey. 
 
 Mackenzie of Gairloch. 
 Mackenzie of Scatwell. 
 Moncrieff. 
 Howell-Murray. 
 Murray of Philiphaugh. 
 Milliken-Napier. 
 
 Palmer (i6ai). 
 
 Payne (1737). 
 
 Perrott. 
 
 Reade (1641). 
 
 Richardson (1630). 
 
 Sinclair of Dunbeath. 
 
 Skipwith. 
 
 Stapley. 
 
 Steele. 
 
 Swale. 
 
 Taylor. 
 
 Temple of Stowe. 
 
 Lushington-Tilson. 
 
 Agne w- Wallace. 
 
 Wardlaw. 
 
 Wasteneys. 
 
 Wemyss. 
 
 Griffies- Williams. 
 
 Wright. 
 
 The following Baronets either possess no Armorial bearings, or their right to those attributed to 
 them is doubtful, and awaiting substantiation : — 
 
 Sir Ralph Anstruther, Bart., of Bal- 
 
 caskie. 
 Sir Francis James Graham Blake, 
 
 Bart. 
 Sir Horace Blakiston, Bart. 
 Sir John Ralph Blois, Bart. 
 Sir William Blunt, Bart. 
 Sir William Boreel. 
 Sir Robert Augustus Colleton, Bart. 
 Sir Charles Algernon Coote, Bart. 
 Sir Uthred Duntiar Bart., of Moch- 
 
 rum. 
 Sir George Alexander Duntze, Bart. 
 Sir Archibald Edmonstone, Bart., of 
 
 Duntreith. 
 Sir Edmund H. Elton, Bart. 
 
 Sir Richard Farmer, Bart. 
 
 Rev. Sir George Ralph Fetherston, 
 
 Bart. 
 Sir William H. B. Ffolkes, Bart. 
 Sir Frederick F. ('. Fowke, Bart. 
 Sir John F. Godfrey, Bart. 
 Sir Hume Seton Gordon, Bart. 
 Sir L. J. Grant, Bart., of Dalvey. 
 Sir A. H. Grant, Bart., of Mony- 
 
 musk. 
 Rev. Sir John Caesar Hawkins, Bart. 
 Sir H. J. Hawley, Bart. 
 Sir Lewis John Hay, Bart. , of Park. 
 Sir Joseph W. O. Hoare, Bart. 
 Sir Fenton J. Hort, Bart. 
 Sir Alfred Hughes, Bart. 
 
 Sir Stanhope William Jephson, Bart., 
 
 C.B. 
 Sir Charles Knowles, Bart. 
 Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart. 
 Sir Charles Fitzroy Mac Lean, Bart. 
 Sir William Robert Murray, Bart. , of 
 
 Clermont. 
 Sir Richard John Musgrave, Bart., of 
 
 Turin. 
 Sir George Prescott, Bart. 
 Sir Charles Cunliffe Smith, Bart. 
 Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Bart. 
 Sir Watkin Williams- Wynne, Bart, 
 Sir William Lawrence Young, Bart. 
 
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